PAGE TWELVE - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Sat., Oct. 27. 1973 Religiaus Calendar Television Programs for the Week iianrijTBtTr SuTning B m lb Sunday MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, OCT. » , UTS t w e n t y p a c e s 9:45 a.m., Paul Noting, of Uam:he$Ur-A City of village Charm World Vision, Emanuel (8) MOVIE (18) TOWARDS THE YEAR - 11:30 - Friday — VOL. XCIII, No. 26 Lutheran Church chapel. "The Pawnbroker" 2000 (3) MOVIE (1965) -6:00-* 5 p.m.. Baptismal instruction - 9:00 - "Honeymoon with a Stranger" (1969| (18) NEWS (3-8-22) NEWS for parents and parents-to-be. (18) 700 CLUB (8-40) DICK CAVETT Assumption School library. Daytime TV, Monday — Friday (22-30) JOHNNY CAreon (20-22-30) JOHNNY CARSON (18) AMERICA (40) MOVIE (20-22-30) MAGICIAN (20) SOUNDING BOARD 7 p.m.. South United - 8 : 0 0 - (40) DICK VAN DYKE - SUM - Methodist Church Choir and (3) SUNRISE SEMESTER "Jubal" (1956) - 9:30 — (24) ZOOM - IIKK) - (3) THE PRICE IS RIGHT (3) SHAFT Saivation Army Band, Salva­ - 6:10 - (8) NEWS (8-40) GENERAL HOSPITAL Thursday (30) TO TELL THE (S) DAVEY a GOLIATH Israel Shoots -'Down (20-22-30) ANOTHER WORLD (24) SONNY TERRY AND (20-22-30) SALE OF THE CENTURY TRUTH tion Army Citadel. The Rev. - 7 : 0 0 - Monday Dr. George Webb, pastor of (40) WHArS MY LINE - 3 : 3 0 - BROWNIE McGHEE - 6:00- (40) WILD WILD WEST (3) NEWS - 11:30 — (3) RANGER STATION - 6:00 - (3-0-22) NEWS South Church, will speak. (S) CARTOONS (3) LOVE OF LIFE (8-40) ONE LIFE TO LIVE (3-8-22) NEWS - 10:00 - - 8 :3 0 - (10) I SPY (20-22-30) TODAY SHOW (8-40) BEWITCHED (18) LIVING WORD (18) I SPY (8-40) MARCUS WELBY (3-8-22-30-40) NEWS Wednesday - S:00 — (20) SOUMDING BOARD (20-22-30) HOLLYWOOD SQUARES (20-22-30) RETURN TO PEYTON (20) SOUNDING BOARD (20-22-30) POLICE STORY (24) BOOK BEAT 10 a.m.. Seminar on "Grace (3) CAPT. KANGAROO - 12KH) - PLACE (24) MAKING THINGS WORK and Sin,” St" Bartholomew’s (40) JACK ULANNE (3) NEWS - 4 : 0 0 - (24) ZOOM - 10:30 - - 7 :0 0 - Egyptian Helicopters (30) TO TELL THE TRUTH - 8:30 - (8-40) PASSWORD (3) ANDY GRIFFITH (30) TO TELL THE TRUTH (18) LIVING WORD Church. (8) I LOVE LUCY (40) WILD WILD WEST (3) WORLD AT WAR 7:30 p.m., Bible study of the (20-22-30) J e o p a r d y (8) MOVIE (40) WILD WILD WEST (8) TRUTH OR (40) ROMPER ROOM (18) JOANNE CARSON — 11:00 — - 6 :3 0 - Book of James, Trinity Cove­ - 0:00 - CONSEQUENCES By The ABsocialed Preas The spokesman said the The Israelis had hinted Advance units of the U.N. - 12:30 - (20-22-30) SOMERSET - 6:30 - (3-8-18-22-30-40) NEWS (3-8-22-30) NEWS dle East force of 7,000 men nant Church. (3) HAP RICHARDS (3) SEARCH FOR TOMORROW (24) SESAME STREET (3-8-22-30-40) NEWS (20) SAN FRANCISCO BEAT (18) DICK VAN DYKE Israel reported that its air supplies were being ferried earlier that Egyptian violations peacekeeping force also arrived from 10 to 15 countries by (8) PHIL DONAHUE (8-40) SPLIT SECOND (40) LOVE, AMERICAN STYLE - 7 :0 0 - (20-22-30-40) NEWS from a part of the town of Suez, of the cease-fire could endanger Thursday (20) ROMPER ROOM (24) HAPPY HALLOWEEN and ground forces shot down at Suez and Ismailia and began Tuesday or Wednesday, a U.N. (20-22-30) WHO, WHAT, OR WHERE - 4:30 - - 11:30 — , (3) STARLOST at the southern end of the canal, the U.N. supply convoys that on Noon, 24-hour Vigii begins at (22) KITTY TODAY (24) MISTER ROGERS (3) MERV GRIFFIN DEAR BUELAH WITCH (3) MOVIE - 7 :3 0 - three Egyptian helicopters over making arrangements to bring spokesman in New York (30) MIKE DOUGLAS (18) NEW ZOO REVUE (8) TRUTH OR the southwest coast of the Sinai that is still controlled by the Sunday began moving to Egyp­ in larger units to police the St. Mary’s Episcopal Church. - 1:00 - - 7:00 - " Paper Man" (1971) (8) DATING GAME reported. He said the first of (40) STRUM a DRUMMERS (20) MY LITTLE MARGIE CONSEQUENCES Egyptians. tian troops and civilians 8 p.m.. Canvassers’ training (3) JOYCE BROTHERS (3) PEANUTS CARTOON (8-40) DICK CAVETT (18) MOVIE peninsula early today. cease-fire. Of the 600 troops these troops should arrive by - 0:15 — (22) MIKE DOUGLAS (18) DICK VAN DYKE “It is going slowly because trapped behind the Israeli lines. session, Bolton Congregational (3) YOGI BEAR (8) W HArS MY LINE (8) TRUTH OR (20-22-30) JOHNNY CARSON (20) HUMAN DIMENSION Israel said the air battle did sent to Egypt temporarily from next weekend. (20) MY LITTLE MARGIE (30) QILLIQAN'S ISLAND (20-22-30-40) NEWS they do not have enough boats, But the communique reporting Church. - 8:30 - (40) I LOVE LUCY CONSEQUENCES (22) LET’S MAKE A DEAL not interrupt the delivery of the U.N. peacekeeping force in (3) GAMBIT (22) TO TELL THE TRUTH (24) YOUR FUTURE 18 NOW we believe,” the spokesman the helicopter incident said 8:15 p.m.. Ladies Guild of the -r8:00- (18) DICK VAN DYKE (24) WALL STREET WEEK emergency supplies of food, Cyprus, the 200 Finnish troops (22) NOT FOR WOMEN ONLY (30) NOT FOR WOMEN ONLY Wednesday said. Israel, meanwhile, com­ (40) ALL MY CHILDREN (18) JIM a TAMMY - 7 :3 0 - (30) HOLLY WOOD water and medicine to Egyp­ nothing about suspending the were to be based in Suez, the Assumption board meeting. (40) FLINTSTONES (24) MISTER ROGERS (20-22-30-40) NEWS plained to U.N. observers of an - 1:30 - tian troops stranded on the The International Red Cross convoys in retaliation. 200 Swedes at Ismailia, which is Assumption School library. - 10:00 - (30) BEVERLY HILLBILLIES (24) YOUR FUTURE IS NOW — 6:00 — (8) THRILLSEEKERS SQUARES Egyptian cease-fire violation (3) AS THE WORLD TURNS Committee in Geneva an­ The Israeli command said its (3) MOVIE (40) McHALE'S NAVY (3-8-22) NEWS (18) JIMMY SWAGQART (40) NANNY AND THE Sinai side of the Suez Canal. at the midpoint of the canal, (8-40) L E T S MAKE A DEAL - 7:30 - for the first time since the truce Friday (8) DIALING FOR DOLLARS - 8 : 3 0 - nounced that Israel was jet fighters were sent up to in­ and the 200 Austrians will re­ (20-22-30) DAYS OF OUR LIVES (18) I SPY (20) FILM PROFESSOR Egyptian trucks with U.N. was first proclaimed a weA 12:30 p.m.. World Community (20-22-30) DINAH SHORE (20) MAKE ROOM FOR DADDY (3) DR. SEUSS ON THE refusing to let Red Cross trucks - 2:30 - (20) SOUNDING BOARD (22) HOLLYWOOD AND THE drivers were delivering the tercept the Egyptian main in Cairo as a reserve (24) SESAME STREET (22-30) HOGAN'S HEROES LOOSE - 8:00- ago. The Israelis charged that Day observance by Church (3) LOVE IS A MANY SPLENOOREO with medical supplies pass helicopters over an Israeli posi­ force, a U.N. spokesman there (40) LEAVE IT TO BEAVER (24) ELECTRIC COMPANY (24) ZOOM STARS supplies for the Egyptian 3rd an Egyptian commando platoon Women United, St. THING (8) POLICE SURGEON (3) CALUCCI’S DEPT through its lines to the Egyp­ tion a few miles south of the - 10:30 - (40) NEWS (30) TO TELL THE TRUTH (24) FREE TIME Army to the west bank of the said. Bartholomew’s Church. The (8-40) DATING GAME (18) GREEN ACRES ' (8-40) BRADY BUNCH tian 3rd Army as long as Egypt slipped across the Suez Canal (20-22-30) BAFFLE - 8:88 - Egyptian 3rd Army, which is U.N. Secretary-General Kurt (20-22-30) DOCTORS (40) WILD WILD WEST (30) WAIT TILL YOUR canal, an Israeli spokesman from the east bank Sunday and Rev. Charles MacDonald, guest (3) NEWS (20) FILM (20-22-30) SANFORD AND and Syria refused to supply lists encircled on the Sinai side of Waldheim hopes to complete - 6:30 — FATHER GETS HOME said, and they were being attacked Israeli forces north of speaker. (22) HOLLYWOOD SQUARES SON _8:30— loaded there on Egyptian of the Israelis they captured in the Suez Canal. The com­ the recruiting of the new Mid­ (3-8-22-30-40) NEWS (40) DRAGNET the town of Suez. 6:30 p.m.. Faith Alive (24) WOMAN (3) ROLL OUT barges and boats that 'were the war. But this deadlock ap­ munique said the planes hit two (24) MAKING THINGS GROW - 8:00- Weekend, supper, St. Mary’s (30) HOLLYWOOD (8-40) ODD COUPLE carrying them to the troops parently had no bearing on the of the helicopters and antiair­ Episcopal Church. Tonight SQUARES - 7:00 — (3) THE WALTONS other supply operations. craft gunners brought down a — 10:30 - (40) CONVERSATION WITH (8-40) TOMA (20-22-30) GIRL WITH trapped on the east bank. (18) ROCK CHURCH (40) POLKA (3) WHAT IN THE WORLD third. Saturday - 5:00 — -1:30— (18) TIMES, RHYTHMS SOMETHING EXTRA (3) PERRY MASON - 8:00 - (8) TRUTH OR (24) MAYORAL DEBATE The Israelis did not say 9:30 a.m.. Fair, Trinity Cove­ - 11:00 - (8-40) ISSUES AND Ua N, Buffer Force CONSEQUENCES nant Church. (8-40) WIDE WORLD OF (3-8-22-30-40) NEWS ANSWERS (3) MOVIE - 9 :0 0 - whether there were other (18) DICK VAN DYKE (20-22-30) FLIP WILSON helicopters that escaped or 10 a.m., Christmas Fair, SPORTS (18) STAGECOACH WEST "Hombre" (1967) (24) ELECTIONS RETURNS (3) BARBRA STREISAND - 2:00- (8-40) ROOKIES (20-22-30-40) NEWS what they believed the purpose Bolton Congregational Church. (18) NFL GAME OF SCHOOL (8-40) ROOM 222 News Capsules Not Easy To Pick 7 p.m.. Auction, Salvation THE WEEK — 11:30 — (3) PRO FOOTBALL . (18) GUNSMOKE (24) YOUR FUTURE IS NOW of the flight was. (3) MOVIE (20-22-30) NEEDLES AND (22) HOGAN’S HEROES Giants vs. Cardinals at St. Louis (20-22-30) LOTSA LUCK - 9 :0 0 - iiiUt KiTitiyS-i-Wti On the west side of the canal Army Citadel. (8) ACTION 73 - 7:30 — PINS UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. NATO members — plus the (24) WASHINGTON "The Flight of the (24) ELECTION (3) NEW PRICE IS RIGH'T (3) MOVIE on Sunday, 100 Egyptian trucks Philippines and Thailand should Phoenix" (1966) (18) CONNECTICUT - 9 :3 0 - (AP) — About 30 countries are DEBATES (8) MOVIE MODERATORS (8) YOU ASKED FOR IT "Bullitt" Climbing Everest with U.N. drilTers began the ban be extended to the REPORT (8-40) KUNG FU (8-40) ADAM’S RIB Conservationist Dies willing or able to contribute (30) HOCUS POCUS "The Mummy's Hand" (1940) - 8:30 - (18) 700 CLUB KATMANDU, Nepal (AP) - passing through the Israeli lines troops to the new U.N. buffer Southeast Asia Treaty (40) MOVIE (18) 700 CLUB (20-22-30) BRIAN KEITH JOHNSTOWN, Pa. (AP) - 60 miles from Cairo with food, Vernon - 5:30 - (40) AVENGERS (20-22-30) DIANA (20) FILM Two Japanese mountain force for the Middle East. Organization. "Let's Make Love" (1960) (20-22-30) IRONSIDE (24) SONNY TERRY AND Rep. John P. Saylor, who water and medical supplies for (18) CAR AND TRACK (22) HOLLYWOOD climbers reached the summit of Secretary-General Kurt Two other countries that have - MIDNIGHT - (8) TO BE ANNOUNCED - 9:00 - (24) FOLK 1970 b r o w n ie McGHEE helped pioneer the conservation SQUARES Something’s In The Wind Mt. Everest on Friday in the the 3rd Army and the thousands Waldheim is trying to draw up a offered contingents antagonized (22) LUCY SHOW (18) NEWS (18) RELIGIOUS TOWN HALL (8-40) PRO FOOTBALL movement during his 25 years Notes (24) FRENCH CHEF - 10:00- - 10.-00- first conquest of the world’s of civilians trapped in Suez, the list acceptable to Egypt, Israel Egypt or Israel while s e n ^ in Kansaa City Chlels vs. Bullalo Bills - 6:00 - - 3 :0 0 - in Congress, is dead at 65. Egyptian town at the southern Persons who will be working (30) ANIMAL WORLD (8-40) STREETS OF (3) LILY Interested student oversees, from third-floor window, installation of wind vane and tallest peak in the autumn and the 15 members of the the 1956-67 U. N. Emergency (3) NEWS (8) IT PAYS TO BE (18) 700 CLUB President Nixon praised the end of the canal. at the polls on Nov. 6, are urged (40) DRAGNET SAN FRANCISCO (8-40) LOVE, AMERICAN anemometer atop 70-foot-higb disused flagpole at Bennet Junior High School. Town mountaineering season, the Security Council. Force. Egypt would p n ^ b ly (18) MOVIE IGNORANT (20-22-30) MOVIE Pennsylvania Republican in a The first convoy of 10 trucks to watch a special program and Sunday (2022-30) NBC FOLLIES STYLE Nepalese Foreign Ministry said Soviet Ambassador Jacob A. not approve Canada’s participa­ "Bitter Victory" (1957) (18) OLD TIME GOSPEL "Cactus Flower" (1966) - 8:00 - firemen, using their 100-foot ladder truck, installed the instruments for use in a ninth statement following Saylor’s reported reached the canal by film prepared for the training -1 0 :3 0 - (20-22-30) DEAN MARTIN today. The two climbers — Malik nominated tion and Israel would oppose (22) JONATHAN WINTERS HOUR '(24)) BOOK BEAT (3) SONNY AND CHER grade science project. (Herald photo by Ofiara) death Sunday in St. Luke’s midnight, but a U.N. of election workers. It will be - 7 :0 0 - (18) LIVING WORD (24) FOLK 1070 Hisahi Ishiguro, 28, and Yasuo Czechoslovakia, Hungary and Yugoslavia’s. (24) PHILADELPHIA - 10K10 - (8) DEAL WITH THE ISSUES Hospital in Houston, Tex. spokesman in Jerusalem said at shown on Channel 24 (CPTV) at (8) THIS IS THE LIFE - 3 :3 0 - -1 0 :3 0 - Kato, 24, both of Tokyo — were Poland, and Romania Senegal’s chances to get ORCHESTRA (3) MEDICAL CENTER (20-22-30) ADAM-12 - 11:00- “Long before the issue of con­ 7 a.m. that he had no word that 8 p.m. on Oct. 29 and again on (8) MOVIE (18) LIVING WORD the advance team for a 48- volunteered for the force. But Israeli acceptance dropped to (30) BLACK EXPOSURE - 7 :3 0 - ()4) WASHINGTON (24) WHEN WITCHES (3-8-18-22-30-40) NEWS servation, natural resources it had crossed to the Egyptian Nov. 1. "1001 Arabian Nights" (1959) HOVERED NEAR member Japanese expedition. U.S. Ambassador John A. Scali zero Sunday when that African - 6:30 - (8) WORSHIP FOR DEBATES (20) SAN FRANCISCO - 11: 00- and environmental quality troops on the east side. The Vernon League of -4:00— They became the 33rd and 34th objected to any countries from country broke diplomatic (3-8-22-30) NEWS SHUT-INS (40) BOB AND CAROL BEAT (3-8-22-30-40) NEWS came to fashion, he was helping Another convoy of 10 trucks Women Voters plans to contact (18) COUNTRY PLACE - 10:30 - Firemen Come To Aid men to climb the 29,028-foot the Soviet Bloc. He said both relations with Israel. (20) BILKO (30) RING AROUND AND TED AND ALICE (20) SAN FRANCISCO to shape wise national policies pulled into Suez, where Israeli as many election workers as (20-30) PRO FOOTBALL (18) LIVING WORD -1 1 :3 0 - peak, but never before has the Warsaw Pact and North Atlan­ But Indonesia today agreed to (40) REASONER REPORT THE WORLD — 8:30 — (3) NEWS BEAT for these vital concerns,” soldiers said there were 15,000 Bengals vs. Steelers at - 11:00 — mountain been conquered this tic Treaty Organization coun­ Waldheim’s request for troops. possible to remind them to - 7 :4 5 - (8-40) MOVIE Nixon said. Saylor, ranking civilians. watch the program. - 7:00 - Pittsburgh (3-22-27-30) NEWS (8-40) DICK CAVETT -1 1 :3 0 - time of year, when treacherous, tries should be barred. Indonesian soldiers have served (3) CHRISTOPHER "Guess Who's Sleeping In My Bed? Of Young Scientists Republican on the House (24) MAYORAL DEBATE (20-22-30) JOHNNY CARSON The secretary of state’s of­ (3) WILD WILD WORLD (18) NOTRE DAME (3) MOVIE icy winds sweep across the The Israelis said Sunday that That rule would knock out in U.N. peacekeeping forces in CLOSEUP (20-22-30) TANAFLY Interior and Insular Affairs fice said the television OF ANIMALS (40) I LOVE LUCY HIGHLIGHTS Himalayas. Egyptian artillery had opened five other potential sources — the Congo and the Gaza Strip. (8) LAWRENCE WELK (40) SACRED HEART - 4 :3 0 - — 9:00 — Town of Manchester firemen But the steep-sloped slate be used as students gather data, Committee, was striken with a up on the first convoys, ap­ Belgiuin, the Netherlands, Ita­ The potential list also InclutM workshop will be in lieu of or in (20) SAN FRANCISCO BEAT Atlantic Heating Oil came to the aid of the Bennet roof of the three-story school over a 2V^-month period, to dis­ fatal heart attack while (20) NBC NEWS - 6:00- (18) TEACH-IN (3) CANNON Two Killed parently by mistake. There ly, Denmark and Norwayj all Ghana, the Ivory Coast, Kenya, addition to the one-hour — 11:30 — Junior High School science building discouraged all cover general patterns in at­ recovering from stomach sur­ training session required of poll (22) NEWS (3) DAVEY AND GOLIATH (40) CHAMPIONS (18) NBA BASKETBALL LT. WOOD CO. BELFAST, Northern Ireland were no casualties. Argentina, Brazil, Panama, (3) MOVIE Knicks vs. Rockets at Houston. department last week to solve a attempts to get the wind vane mospheric variables. When the gery. workers. In some towns (24) MASTERPIECE (8) CATHLIC SERVICE -5:00— 51 BIs m II St. 643-1129 (AP) — Terrorists shot and Peru, Iran and Nepal. THEATRE (30) COLONEL CLOWN "A Lion Is in The Streets" (1953) - 9:30 - problem which had been and anemometer in place, ac­ data is summarized, it will help killed an Ulster police detective Austria, Finland and Sweden "viewing centers” will be set (3) FAMOUS CLASSIC plaguing the school for some cording to Leo Diana, Main students understand daily fluc­ up. Vernon will not have one but (30) HEE HAW (40) CHRISTOPHER TALES (24) THE SESSION For 24 Hour Burner Service, Phone 649-3701 Sunday, and a British soldier already have troops in E ^ t , (40) HERE COME THE Tuesday time. Building administrator. tuations in atmospheric con­ was killed when caught on a transferred from the U.N. workers are asked to watch the CLOSEUP (8) SAINT - 10:00 - BRIDES The firemen’s assistance After Town Fire Chief John ditions and how the fluctuations cross-fire between troops and Cyprus force last week, llie program in their homes. - 8 :3 0 - (24) FOLK 1970 - 6:00 - (3) KOJAK wasn’t needed to correct a fire Rivosa declared that the task of are related to the broad, Indonesia May Bid ^guerrillas. Police said John spokesman said Waldheim had - 7:30 - (3) CAPTAIN BOB (3-8-22) NEWS (8-40) OWEN MARSHALL Bike Repair -5:30— Don WILLIS Garage hazard, but instead was to com- placing'the equipment on the moving pattern of the weather. Doherty, 31, a member of the the agreement of Ireland’s (3) WHAT’S HAPPENING (8) CAPTAIN NOAH (18) I SPY (20-22-30) LOVE STORY SPECIALISTS IN The Indian Valley YMCA will (18) JIMMY WAGGART 'plete installation of weather roof was too hazardous, the The weather station will also Royal Ulster Constabulary, was cabinet to make a similar (18) NASHVILLE MUSIC (22) BILLY JAMES HARGIS (20) SOUNDING BOARD WHEEL ALIGNMENT AND sponsor a class in the care and (40) PERSUADERS - 11:00 - station apparatus for a ninth flagpole compromise was be used by Bennet’s new (20) FILM (40) DAY OF DISCOVERY (24) MAKING THINGS WORK shot as he sat in his car after he For U.S. Oil Market transfer of its contingent in BRAKE SERVICE Wheel repair of mini bikes. It will be - 8:00- (3-8-18-22-30-40) NEWS grade science project. worked out. meteorology club. had driven across the border Cyprus and was awaiting held at the Marsh Motorcycle (22) AS SCHOOLS MATCH - 9 :0 0 - (30) TO TELL THE TRUTH (20) SAN FRANCISCO BEAT GENERAL AUTO REPAIR Alignment The problem was to place a The wind vane and Installation of the wind vane WASHINGTON (AP) - In­ They said that Indonesia, Indonesian cooperation in WITS (3) YOUNG PEOPLE’S (40) WILD WILD WEST into the Irish Republic to visit ratificatin by the Dail, the Irish Shop, Warehouse Point. (3) DAVEY AND GOLIATH CONCERT 649-4531 - 18 MAIN ST.. MANCHESTER wind vane and anemometer anemometer, along with a and anemometer was planned his parents. Authorities blamed donesia, with rich oil deposits, though largely Moslem, kept its developing oil resources. parliament. ’The first class will be on Oct. - 8:00 - (8) DAVEY AND GOLIATH (8) IT TAKES A THIEF - 6:30 - (which measures wind speed) barograph (recording by Chief Rivosa, Diana, and the Irish Republican Army for may make a bid to help fill this support of the Arabs at a low They also noted that income He said the secretary-general 29 and will be open to anyone in (3) ALL IN THE FAMILY (22) I DREAM OF JEANNIE (18) JOURNEY TO (3-8-22-30) NEWS atop a 70-foot flagpole at the barometer) and thermograph Don Warren, head of Bennet’s the shooting. Earlier the IRA country’s potential petroleum key during the three-week Mid­ from oil exports represents hoped to come up with 10 or 19 dle East war. more than half of Indonesia's the five towns served by the (8-40) PARTRIDGE FAMILY (30) TENNESSEE TUXEDO ADVENTURE - 7:00 south side of Bennet’s Main (recording thermometer) will science department. The actual claimed responsibility for the gap, U.S. intelligence sources countries by Tuesday or Make a Difference Where You Save! say. foreign earnings. "Y,” Vernon, South Windsor, (18) COUNTRY CARNIVAL - 9 :3 0 - (24) ADVOCATES (3) UNTAMED WORLD IT DOES 1 Building. be used by ninth graders in a work was done Friday by death of Pvt. Stephen R. Hall, Except for encouraging some Wednesday to fill out the Only 16 per cent of In­ Ellington, Tolland and East (20-22-30) EMERGENCY (3) WE BELIEVE (8) TRUTH OR The solution was the science investigation called firemen Ed McGreggor, Mark 27, who was shot in a crossfire Oil-producing Arab states in voluntary fund-raising, Indone­ proposed 7,000-man force. If - 6 :3 0 - donesia’s oil production has Windsor. (24) ONE OF A KIND (8) VISION ON CONSEQUENCES firemen’s use of a 100-foot-high ‘‘Investigating Patterns of Kravontka, and Graham with guerrillas at Crossmaglen, the Persian Gulf-Middle East sian government leaders did lit­ there is real trouble in meeting (40) DEPARTMENTS * * * REGULAR been going to the United States. Anyone wishing further infor­ - 8:30 - (22) 11 DREAM OF (18) DICK VAN DYKE hydraulically operated ladder. Change — Weather Watch.” MacDonald, under the supervi­ in County Armagh. Two other area have moved either to cut tle to back the Arabs openly, ac­ this strength, he said, "w e’U The great bulk, about 70 per mation should contact the "Y” (3) M*A*S*H JEANNIE - 7 :0 0 - (20-22-30) NEWS SAVINGS Installation of the in­ The investigation, part of the sion of Deputy Fire Chief soldiers were wounded when an off or reduce shipments of cording to intelligence reports push a little harder.” (3) FACE THE STATE vSAVINGS reaching here. cent, is sold to Japan. office at Vernon Circle. (8-40) MOVIE (30) JOHNNY QUEST (24) YOUR FUTURE IS NOW struments on the flagpole, ac­ over-all “Investigating the James McKay. army post came under rocket petroleum to the United States The Security Council (8) CONNECTICUT ASKS c U l ( / Earth” project, is sponsored by in retaliation for U.S. arms aid Analysts also noted that the Indonesia produced nearly Fund Drive "Money to Burn" (40) INSIGHT (40) ABC NEWS LOAIV 5Vj % Dividend paid complished last Friday, was ac­ fire in Belfast. authorized the force to guard (18) WILBURN BROTHERS CONGRESS A S *S n I I \ I l (> .M m tually a compromise — school the American Geological to Israel. Asian nation has been on friend­ 400 million barrels of oil last the Middle East cease-fire it The League of Women Voters - 10:00- - 7:30 - from day of deposit (24) TILL THE BUTCHER (18) GOSPEL JUBILEE officials originally wanted the Institute and supported by the Although the United States ly terms with the United States year, and that output is will start its finance drive, (3) LAMP UNTO MY (3) OZZIE’S GIRLS 4 times yearly. ordered last week. On Saturday CUTS HIM DOWN (2030) WILD KINGDOM apparatus on the roof of the National Science Foundation., gets most of its imported oil since the late President Sukar­ expected to rise by about 90 night, the Council approved a Tuesday, under the chair­ FEET (8-22) LET’S MAKE A DEAL ■.■em.T.ft .tn.T rmaw.i.t iii. tit. tign (24) ZOOM Main Building. The weather instruments will Steele Reports from Canada and Venezuela, no was ousted by anti­ million barrels this year. Ac­ manship of Marcella Baker. - 9:00 - (8) KID POWER (18) GREEN ACRES 1007 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER • ROUTE 31, COVENTRY recommendation by Waldheim - 7 :3 0 - •S'? about 5 to 10 per cent of this communist generals in 1965. cording to current estimates, that the force have 7,000 men The week of the 29th was (3) MARY TYLER MOORE (22) CATHOLIC SERVICE (20) FILM the nation’s untapped oil proclaimed fund-raising week (3) PERRY ASON country’s needs are met by Per­ Therefore, U.S. officials said, and serve an initial six months (18) PORTER WAGONER (40) LATINO (30) TREASURE HUNT On Mideast Trip sian Gulf sources. there is no serious ideological reserves amount to as much as by a resolution passed by the (20-22-30) MOVIE (8-40) FBI (40) DRAGNET at a cost of |30 million. -1 0 :3 0 - (20-22-30) WORLD OF The intelligence sources said or political barrier to U.S.- 15 billion barrels. Town Council to allow the "Chisum" (1970) (3) LOOK UP AND LIVE NORWICH (AP) - U.S. Rep. Robert H. Steele, R-Conn., league to continue to expand DISNEY - 8:00 - Many Feel Aid they believe the Indonesian - 9:30 - (8) OSMONDS programs and activities in­ (24) WHEN WITCHES (3) MAUDE on a congressional fact-finding mission to the Mideast, government, anxious to develop (3) BOB NEWHART (30) CATHOLIC SERVICE tended to inform Vernon HOVERED NEAR (8-40) TEMI^RATURES MANCHESTER said people have stopped him on the street in Israel to its valuable petroleum (18) WARREN ROBERTS (40) JEWISH HERITAGE Palestinian State Said Part residents on a variety of signifi­ RISING thank him for U.S. military support in the Middle East resources, might take the op­ (24) LIGHTNIN HOPKINS (20-22-30) CHASE Funds Wasted portunity presented by the Arab -1 1 :0 0 - cant issues. - 8:00- OLDSMOBILE S war. Mrs. Baker’s committee has - 10:00 - (3) ON THE AGENDA (24) PROFILE IN MUSIC retaliatory actions to offer (3) MANNIX "Your Oldsmobilt Dealer" WASHINGTON (AP) — Americans generally faVor the ‘Tve had people come up to in a four-foot depression and already sent letters to local (3) CAROL BURNETT (8-40) H.R. PUFNSTUF - 8:30 - greater U.S. access to its oil in Of Peace Proposal (8-40) MOVIE me on the street with warm put up a table. On the table was (8-40) GRIFF (20-22) NOTRE DAME (3) HAWAII FIVE-0 concept of foreign aid, but a majority believes that too return for financing help. businesses, professional per­ "Heat of the Night" thanks for American support,” a case of soda and bags of food. (24) LAW AND ORDER HIGHLIGHTS (8-40) MOVIE 512 WEST CENTER Sf. - 643-1511 much aid money is either wasted in administrative red sons and others, explaining the (18) CHALLENGE OF TRUTH Steele told the Norwich Bulletin They were totally exposed BEIRUT (AP) — The United States and The report said the Arab-Israeli peace "Owen Marshall, Counselor at Law " tape or pocketed by foreign leaders, a poll shows. league activities and asking for Our SPEEDY Specialty -1 1 :3 0 - (20-22-30) PEGGY FLEMING Sunday |n a telephone interview between both lines. I’ve got a the Soviet Union have proposed the forma­ talks would be held "probably In a contribution. TRULY DELICIOUS (3) FACE THE NATION VISITS SOVIET UNION A scientific national sampling from Tel Aviv. lot of respect for those people. tion of a Palestinian state along the Jordan Washington” and would be preceded by Anyone who has not received "Eighty-six per cent of the (8-40) MAKE A WISH (24) WALKER EVANS of 1,222 Americans disclosed “The Israeli people know it The potential for a startup is so a letter, but wishes to con­ NEW or USED public agrees that ‘too much River, the Beirut newspaper An Nahar Israeli withdrawal from the west bank of CHICKEN (30) ADELANTE - 9 :0 0 - that a record 68 per cent of the was the U.S. resupply effort great and here are these people tribute to the drive, should con­ foreign aid is wasted in our own reported today. the Suez Canal, which Israeli forces cap­ - NOON - (18) KATHRYN KUHLMAN public — up 10 per cent from bureaucracy and never finds its that helped Israel not only turn right in the open.” tact Mrs. Baker, 872-4249. Brown in 6 Minutes seven years ago — believes it is Comment on the report was not im­ tured in the October war. The world's "finest eatin' (3) CONGRESSIONAL (24) MASTERPIECE way abroad.’’’ the tide but saved the country,’ Auxiliary Meets REPORT THEATRE the duty of the United States to 'Riese negative views have he said. "They consider us as mediately available from the State Depart­ The Palestinian guerrillas have con­ chicken" with incomparable assist the world’s poor. Dobosz-Ertel-Laboc-Hansen taste. (8) CONFRONTATION - 9 :3 0 - K K f R O N C S been reflected in rising con­ Israel’s only friend." ment in Washington. sistently opposed the formation of a But a concurrent finding Unit 14, American Legion CALL IN ORDER FOR MAYOR (3) BARNABY JONES S O N Y . T V gressional opposition to the Steele and another con­ 23 Missing The newspaper said the proposal also separate Palestinian state that does not in­ Auxiiiary, will meet Nov. 14 at (20) YOUTH AND THE LflBORflTOfiUS Q uality suggested that this sentiment Nixon adm inistration's aid gressman were sent to study Gale warnings went into in Pick Up 10 Minutes Later (18) ORAL ROBERTS does not necessarily mean sup­ calls for international supervision of the clude the whole of what is now Israel, with 8 p.m. at the post home on West BIBLE program in recent years. The the Middle East situation by the In Ship effect on Long Island Sound (20-22-30) ANN-MARGRET Rigorous quality control procedures —at port for official government aid Golan Heights and the water route to Jews and Arabs living on equal terms. King Rd., Rockville. (30) WHAT ABOUT WOMEN WHEN YOU’RE SMILING 277 BROAD fiscal 1974 bill, for example, House Foreign Affairs Com­ today. Windy with heavy rain at DECrS DRIVE-IN every stage of the manufacturing process— southern Israel. Hussein proposed that the West Bank and Members are asked to bring (40) ROLLER DERBY programs; indeed, 43 per cent passed the House by a hairline mittee. Collision times tonight causing urban and 462 CENTER ST. 643-2669 insures flawless performance from every in items for gifts to be donated of the respondents favored 188-183 vote in July. The Innate Steele said, "There’s much highway flooding. Lows tonight The paper said the proposal had been Gaza become a senr|iautonomous Palesti­ -1 2 :3 0 - - 10:00- Sony product you buy. "Quality first" has BUENOS AIRES (aV) - to the Christmas gift shops set budget cuts in U.S. assistance. margin was 12 votes. room for cautious optimism” in 45 to 50. Tuesday, rain likely, nian state federated with the rest of Jordan (3) BOUT PEOPLE (24) FIRING LINE Boats and planes were to communicated to President Anwar Sadat of up in the veteran’s hospitais at Ml. Am A J . earned tor Sony worldwide recognition as The survey was conducted by The survey suggested that the the Middle East in the wake of highs in the mid 50s. Tides two (8) EIALOGUE resume the search at dawn Egypt but did not say where it obtained the under his rule, but the guerrillas and most Christmas time. Let’s Get Together at the -10:30— the unquestioned leader in solid slate elec­ the Overseas Development declining fortunes of foreign aid the conflict. to three feet above normal (20-22-30) MEET THE PRESS today for 25 persons missing in information. .- of the Arab countries rejected this, too. Hospitaiized veterans select Golden Charm (3) GREAT MYSTERIES CAR tronics. Here's another example o( Sony Council, a private institution could be reversed if more funds "The chances of beginning tonight, minor flooding at high - 1: 00- the collision of two Argentine In terms of population density, Hussein’s gifts for their families, free-of- ff'e Sperialixe in; (8) EVIL TOUCH quality. whose aim is to increase were earmarked through the negotiations for a peace settle­ tide is expected. An Nahar gave this outline of the peace charge. The local unit wili con­ (3) WHAT’S NEW (18) LIVING FAITH American awareness of the ships in the Punta Indio River' Precipitation probability 90 plan: federation proposal is considered the most (8) EIGHTH DAY KV-1510 TRINITRON'* Red Cross, the Peace Corps or ment are greater than they ever tribute 64 gifts for women, STYLING (30) WHNB-TV REPORTS CTEREO problems facing developing have been certainly for any channel Sunday near La Plata. per cent tonight, 60 per cent (20-30) PRO FOOTBALL COLOR TV CARE, as distinct from — Israel would withdraw from the Sinai practical by some western analysts. They men, boys and girls. LONG HAIR (40) SIXTH SENSE countries. The survey results time since the 1967 war. There’s Naval authorities feared the 25 Tuesday. Broncos vs. Jets at New York. • 15-inch screen measured diagonally governments. Peninsula, the West Bank of the Jordan and note that Gaza and the West Bank are Nov. 14 is the final collection Also the New Blow Drying -1 1 :3 0 - RADIOS were outlined in a bmklet by cautious optimism because the were drowned. Winds, northeast to east at 20 (22) PRO FOOTBALL • Trinitron one gun/one lens system (or It also showed that American Sixty-five other persons were the Golan Heights, all captured by the already overcrowded, and the under* date for the gifts. Anyone and Cutting (3) NAME OF THE GAME Paul Laudicina, an associate would back government aid ef­ Arabs have agreed to meet to 30 miles an hour with gusts to Dolphins vs. Patriots at TV-Radio Sale.s ami .Service sharp, bright, life-like color fellow of the council. rCscu^ from the buoy ship Israelis in 1967. populated east bank of the Jordan river li having gifts to contribute at Massachusetts forts which emphasized face-to-face,” he said. 45 miles an hour tonight. should contact Mrs. Alice • Push button automatic line tuning, color The study concluded that the Ushuaia after it collided with Northerly winds 5 to 25 miles an — Formation of a Palestinian state em­ the only area that could absorb the IMi For Appointment Call and hue control “immediate, direct and Steele said he was in the Mailloux or Mrs. Mae Chap­ public has a low regard for Golan Heights when one of the the freighter Rio Quinto nearly hour and gusty Tuesday. bracing Gaza, the West Bank and the Arab million Palestinian refugees living in other 649-2806 tangible" forms of assistance. 100 miles east of Buenos Aires. man. government aid programs com­ That would Include medical first U.N. observation teams Outlook W^nesday, partly sector of Jerusalem. Arab countries and the 340,000 Palestinians & BOUTIQUE pared with voluntary efforts, arrived in the region. The cause of the collision was cloudy with seasonable GOLDEN CIMRM aid, teachers, books, tractors, not known Immediately. — Placing the Golan Heights and Sharm living in Israel. About Town IflUitE BRIDAl SHOP which are considered more ef­ fertilizers and the training of “The position they took up temperatures. ficient. '' The freighter, which belongs el Sheikh, which controls the water route to Israel might be satisfied by international The Couples Gub of South COIFFURES • WEDDING GOWNS foreign students in American was in no-man's land about 100 High Low S i "A remarkable 91 per cent of yards from a burned-out Israeli to the government-operated southern Israel and Jordan, under inter­ supervision and demilitarization of the United Methodist Church will 1143 Tolland Tpke. • BRIDESMAIDS GOWNS universities. Argentine Maritime Lines, was Anchorage 37 30 the public agrees with the state­ On the other hand, the poll half-track. It was two men and national supervision. Golan Heights, which looks down on have a progressive dinner Burr Corners only slightly damaged, none of Boston 50 46 • MOTHER OF THE BRIDE DRESSES ment that ‘too much of our found that financial, trade and two white vehicles flying the tonight starting at 7 with Manchester « ELECTRONICS its crew or passengers was Chicago 48 42 — Arab-Israeli negotiations, direct or northern Galillee, Sharm el Sheikh and the Mon.-Sat. 10-6 Kally Rd. foreign assistance Is kept by the other more abstract assistance U.N. flag. It was quite a sight. appetizers at the home of Mr. "Let’s Get Together at the 277 BROAD STREET - PHONE 649-1124 reported injur^. Denver 68 35 through U. N. intermediaries, on the ques­ west bank. But Israel has said repeatedly Open: Thura.-FrI. 10-9 Varnon CIrcta Tal. 643-4809 leaders of poor countries and forms are considered far less Land mines were exploding and Mrs. Herb Grommecks, 55 Golden Charm” The Ushuaia grounded in San Francisco 72 61 that she will never give up the Arab sector does not get to the people,”’ the effective. Military aid drew the several miles away. tion of demilitarized zones in the Sinai, the Cedar Rd., Glastonbury. about 50 feet of water. Washington 69 64 survey said. least public support. "They took up their position Golan Heights and the West Bank. of Jerusalem, which she captured in 1917. pa g e two - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Mon., Oct 29,1973 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, (kinn., Mon., Oct. 29. 1973— PAGE TOP™ Jerry Lewis NOW KAYINQ (R) Hm im r Hm m ’s The Candidates About Town MMKHESTa 846-2228 “SIDDNARTHA'’ The executive board of the EVERY EVES 7:30 - 0:15 League of Women Voters will SAT. 2 • 7:30 - 0:16 — meet tonight at 7:30 in the MONDAY SUN. CONT. 2 P.M. Are Saying Chamber of Commerce board A room, 257 E. Center St. [TUESDAY Paul E. Willhide CINE 1 warrant the 100 per cent pay In­ b e r h is s (Willhide Is a Republican "TOM SAWYER” (G) SPECIAL LIMITED candidate for the Manchester crease they are asking us to The membership committee CINE 2 ENGAGEMENT Board of Directors.), grant the directors. of the Manchester Junior "PAPER MOON" (PC) ACADjyWD. WINNER ngregationai Church. problems,” McCoy said. D u o t ^ t ‘"This President does not defy take the action he did,” said Monday: Zoning Board of 1974 have been announc^. 5020, Ann St. Onge, Erma Seitz, Former Governor Dempsey PAUL E. the law — unless he thinks he Charles Allan Wright, referring Appeals, 8 p.m.. Town Hall; Members of the service team Mrs. Romano 5^rosi, assis­ spoke at the (^urt Towers, the downtown can get away with it.” to Special Prosecutor Archlbold Planning and Zoning (Commis­ include Mrs. Dot Silhavy, ser­ tant; Troop 5098, Betty New ieaders and assistants high-rise apartment for the sion public hearing, 8 p.m.. vice unit chairman; Mrs. Joan Neangle, Sr. Scout Laura elderly. He was instrumental, WILLHIDE On this one, it is no good Cox’s refusal to buy Nixon’s will be invested. The traveling Republitan Candidate lor Impoundment Problem straining to see and present proposal to have Sen. John Sten- Town Hall; Youth choir rehear­ Bailestrini, troop organizer; Bowering, assistant; Troop stock company from Connec­ when serving as governor, in sal, 6:45 p.m.. United Mrs. Linda Hodkevics, Brownie 5168, Joyce Hernberg, Julie getting housing for the elderly Board ol Directors Nixon’s side. He has none, nls, D-Miss., pass judgment on ticut Trail Council will present Ad Paid For By because he abandoned it. He the tapes. Congregational Church; Middle consultant; Mrs. Carol Frey, and Joan Lamb, assis­ the Eternal Triangle, Time, in Rockville. He also led the senior citizens Paul E. Wlllhide Read Herald Advertisements had stood on the principle of School open house, 7 to 9 p.m.. Ingraham, junior consultant; tant; Troop 5051, Carol (Gardner Money and People, directed by So what, right? Where “prin­ in the singing of some songs We do not intend to get involved on executive privilege — defended Grades 5 and 6. Mrs. Joan Lee, cadette consul­ and Berthan Minnick, assis­ Pat Jaeer. Impoundment is a tool in our by many a President before ciple” is involved (and now the either side of the issue of who is right word cries for quotation system of checks and balances and him — in refusing to turn over or wrong in the matter of so-called the tapes in camera to Judge marks), the question is not while we can challenge how the tool is whether a President’s decision impoundment of state and federal Sirica. But when the kitchen got being used in specific instances, we too hot, principle went out the wins landslide acceptance, but funds. whether President is convinced should be wary of challenging the window in favor of political But, we think there are some basic expediency. of its honor and Integrity. If the right to have the tool ready should executive privilege of future ground rules that should be un­ Nixon was wrong in citing legitimate reasons arise. executive privilege. The courts Presidents really was gravely derstood by those taking sides on the must be the final arbiter of that endangered, as Nixon piously Whether Gov. Meskill or President intoned, then Nixon’s only impoundment question. claim. But it is possible to Nixon are right or wrong in any or all respect a man who stubbornly course was to defend it to his First, ground rule one to remember, political death. of the specific instances in which they insists upon being wrong is that neither the Congress or the because he sees a principle in­ have impounded appropriated funds Fall’s Fading Foliage (Photo by Reginald Pinto) But — no. When House volved. History is crammed Assembly is infallible. For just as you Republican leaders told the must be decided on a case by case with distinguished statesmen President bluntly they would hear many instances where they have who somehow lent a kind of basis. not “go to the wall” with him in It’S S.B.M glory to their wrongness: Lin­ failed to adequately fund deserving Israel vs. Detente blocking impeachment The executive should have the coln, Benedict Arnold, programs; they have just as surely, at proceedings unless he sur­ Woodrow Wilson, Churchill, power; but must be prepared to de­ rendered ^ose lousy tapes to times, attempted to fill bottomless Napoleon. They were wrong, fend the withholding of funds as a the courts, when the mail and but they refused to retreat from pits with money. telegrams and phone calls kept principle and as a check and balance their conception of what was Inside pouring in, Nixon folded. In Second, the executive branches of on the legislative. right. government are not infallible either Richai^ Nixon’s favorite sports For as we have stated neither Richard Nixon cannot join jargon, he was stamped as a and impoundment, depending upon this company. His Chief of Staff governors, presidents nor legislators, pitcher who couldn’t go the Christmas Club motive, may or may not be good. It Report Gen. Alexander Haig said it all route. are infallible and any provision-even when he told newsmen the can be good if it serves as a check or impoundment of funds — which can President’s turn-around was He deserves our sympathy balance on legislati'^’e excess and it Rowland Evans and Robert ISovak dictated by “the whole millieu and, indeed—because he is still prevent fiscal excesses should not of national concern” over the can be bad if it is used to thwart a President — every ounce of sup­ hastily be discarded. case. Translated into less polite port we can muster for his ej- legitimate legislative act. language, Haig was saying long forts to govern-. But he has TEL AVIV - While Secretary powerful pro-Israel bloc headed coast, Aden on the tip of the as public opinion would accept forfeited a President’s inherent 6ift Time... of State Henry Kissinger was in by Sen. Henry M. Jackson is Saudi Arabian peninsula, with a It. right to the people’s automatic Moscow to patch up detente equally convinced that detente growing threat to Iran. The Lincolns and Wilsons, esteem. Look What We Have for You! between the U.S. and the Soviet is a dangerous delusion. The “The Klemlin used detente to Union and arrange an Arab- ferocity of the Israeli line, un­ deceive America,” Begin, an Israeli ceasefires a diatribe of derlining that Jackson and Co.,j extrepiqly.,.hardheadqd*„ hard- unmatched intensity was being conviction, threatens detente lining Israeli hawk," told us. Open Forum What Is Independence? unleashed at high political even more because of Israel’s Moreovedr, he put the start of levels here against toth the special relations with the U.S. the deceit in August 1970, when operators allowed him to get Soviet Union and the U.S.- Kissinger and President the Egyptians broke an agree­ Support Ferguson into the line of traffic with a Soviet detente. Nixon (“your original anti­ ment and moved their Soviet To the editor: minimum of effort. Shortly The diatribe went beyond the communist hard-liner,” one surface-to-air missiles close to Vivian Ferguson is a native of after this as we approached the Since it appears that any question in indictment before the man who ap­ wholly natural Israeli fury over politician told us sarcastically) the Suez Canal just as the U.S.- Manchester and is dedicated to intersection with Hilliard the supply of weapons that are being portrayed as victims posed these days ultimately becomes pointed him. Does this not com­ arranged ceasefire along the her present position on the Street, I observed an auto killed more than 1,000 Israelis. of a clever and successful canal was coming into effect. Board of Directors and also a constitutional one, we would like to entering New State Road from promise the judge’s impartiality? Is Such anti-Soviet passion, given deception by the Kremlin. Those missiles were one big donates time to the hospital Hilliard Street and this same raise a couple for legal brethren to the judge-appointed prosecutor any the bloody circumstances, was One extremely influential reason for the initial success of auxiliary and other bus operator had to make a foreordained. politician, Menachem Minister the Egyptian armies that organizations. ponder. more independent than one who owes rather quick slow down and But what some top officials of Golda Meir’s Knesset (parlia­ crossed the canal on Oct. 6, Above all, she is honest and stop. It was at this point that I the government, including ment) told us that the Egyptian JAMOAKV First, can the judiciary, the his job to the executive or the Begin said. A major factor in sincere. She will listen to any remarked to my passenger, in I M T W t I « r « T f t defense minister Moshe Dayan, I I I « • t I army came across the Suez the withdrawal of his right-wing legitimate questions or I 7 I IIIIIII t 4 I I f I I executive or the Congress, con­ Congress? addition to the prior violation It MIIIIM tt II II n i l II M il II have been saying publicly — and Canal "with Russian arms, party from Mrs. Meir’s govern­ problems concerning local we both observed, that the bus Pure Linen Decorator MttnnMiiii If II tin tta ii stitutionally appoint a truly 0 M I I I I I I M a u r i! And finally, by designating whoever many others have been voicing Russian bridges and Russian ment in 1970, which it had govenment; if she doesn’t know in question did not have stop “independent” Watergate is given the task as a "special privately — goes beyond these aims.” joined in a unity movement on she will find the answer for you. lights. normal feelings of anger cooked Those aims? To open the the eve of the six-day war, was We have known her for 20 The purpose of this note to prosecutor? prosecutor,” aren’t we compromising up by the terrible experience of canal to the largest Soviet fleet 1114. precisely that — the surrep­ years and found her friendly your newspaper is to bring 9 4 • I T I I f I I » II IIII Whoever is appointed has to be the latest Arab-Israeli war. ever assembled in the nil II It Ml! II u iiti IT IIII a his independence? titious Egyptian missile move­ and easy to know. ’This has been these facts to the attention of ItiiiiMtiaa.i i n . a M a a r HaarnnM iatiw responsible to someone and someone What makes this significant Mediterranean and consolidate ment as the 1970 ceasefire took a lasting friendship tested by your readers in view of the fact II To he truly independent, we need an is Israel’s growing influence on Soviet control over strategic effect. time. that this driver was transpor­ has to be in a position to remove the the U.S. Congress, where a SNrvriiiiHiwrrt investigator wholly free to absolve as areas east of Suez including As for Dayan, he blamed the ,For the best interest of ting Manchester children to the 1114! I Calendar Towel • I T 1 m i l I t 4 I I 7 I public official, special prosecutor or Somalia on the African east war of Yom Kippur directly on Manchester, keep Vivian I tI 1 1411II IT tl! I l l 1111111411 well as seek indictments in the course Howell Cheney Technical iiaiiaBMaiiitr tin a tie the Soviets. “Had the Russians Ferguson in office. araaaii aitaaraa otherwise, if his performance does not of his investigation. School. Unfortunately, we were When You Open Your ■m not wanted it, the war wouldn’t Mr. and Mrs. Robert Neil unable to obtain the name of the fulfill his directives. If the justice department is con­ Today In History have, broken out,” he said on 80 N. Main St. bus and had no way of bringing television. Although some top- The question then of Manchester these facts to the attention of 1 I 1 4 I 1 I I I sidered unable to conduct an Impar­ f I mil till 4 11 7 I m level government officials the owner of bus line. (4 111117IIII a 11II nun nit “independence” in a prosecutor is one By The Associated Press II (laitnaa tial investigation of Watergate, the days left in the year. aren’t ready to make that ac­ iia a a a a r aanaaaii Today is Monday, Oct. 29, the Support Negro Howard E. Lappen ^ aaaii of semantics for what the Congress Congress should take over the task Today’s highlight in history: cusation, most are — if only 53 Meadow Road 302nd day of 1973. There are 63 To the editor: nC«AM privately. South Windsor 1974 S.B.M. I • Y ■ T f S I M 7 tt r » I On this date in 1929, the New may define as independence is just a either through a special committee or Few men in public life are 1 I I 4 I ! f I I I 4 I York stock market collapsed, It was alleged, for example, KI IW It IIII14 I t I 111 Mil way of saying the President should not able after election to carry out II lilt II nan n 141111171111 the current Watergate committee. To setting off the worst financial that a principal cause of ajjaaMitM aiiaMMaa Today^s Thought their campaign pledges but raaMii be able to Hre him. They can ask this crisis in the nation’s history. Moscow’s eagerness for detente expect the President to appoint a Roger Negro has by dedication but would they, if they created a con­ In Times Like These four years ago was to cloak its Vote Zinsser special prosecutor “without any Endure to the End Also, on this date: Middle East designs. The Soviet and competence succeeded in doing just that. To the editor: CHRISTMAS CLUB In 1618, Sir Walter Raleigh gressional prosecutor, be willing to strings attached” would be just as un­ Jesus told them, “Don’t let decision to withdraw its I m II It a u was executed in London, military advisers from Egypt in Never before has Manchester Manchester deserves public tl Mit II n a n allow the same protection? We think constitutional as giving the joint chief anyone fool you. aanaan a For many will come claiming charged with treason against 1972, this official said, was a had an investment policy so servants with drive and integri­ not. of staff the right to use hydrogen to be the Messiah, and lead King James I. calculated part of the deception well conceived nor has it ever ty. Carl Zinsser, a Manchester native, is honest, responsible, As for the judiciary appointing a bombs whenever he chooses. many astray. In 1814, the first steam (a charge of conspiracy that had so high a rate of return on warship was launched. It was its funds. and sincere. He is familiar with special prosecutor, there is a serious And you will hear of wars fits few of the facts known plus Save from After all, if Richard Nixon is really starting, but this does not signal built by Robert Fulton for the about Egyptian President We are indeed fortunate to Manchester’s growth and question of ethics that a judge should a 20th century Billy the kid, should he My return; these must come, U.S. Navy. Anwar Sadat’s abrupt dismissal have Mr. Negro as town potentials. In 1918, German sailors of the Soviet advisers). treasurer and I do urge our Return Carl Zinsser to the ' name a prosecutor to conduct a probe be expected to lead the posse after his but the end is not yet. $1 to $20 Weekly! The nations and kingdoms of mutinied at the Kiel Naval So far, this anti-Soviet line is voters to return him to office Board of Directors. To know and, if the evidence wairants it, seek hide? the earth will rise against each Base, demanding prompt peace for internal consumption, part­ for another term. him is to vote for him Nov. 6. other and there will be famines negotiations with the allies. ly to soften the gathering Very truly yours, Arthur and Judith and earthquakes in many In 1923, the Republic of political attack on the govern­ Philip Bayer Pyka places. Turkey was proclaimed. ment for poor intelligence, poor 31 Gerard St. 99 White St. In 1940, numbers were' drawn judgment or both. Senior Manchester Manchester FREE Eitra PAYMEIT But all these things are only MOW 6£MTUM£N ? PLEASE muonT m mD the beginning of; the horrors to for the first peacetime draft in American diplomats, for exam­ A6R££D THAT THERE'D BE N O MUD SLIMGIMGJ'P come. the history of the United States. ple, have heard little of it. But on Your Completed Club Then you will be tortured and In 1957, several persons were the Soviet devil theory is a School Bus killed, and hated, all over the injured when a hand grenade deeply believed credo world because you are Mine. exploded in the Israeli parlia­ have which undercuts the In Violation Herald And many shall fall back and ment in Jerusalem. former Israeli thesis that To the editor: betray one another, and hate detente was in Israel’s favor. The morning of Oct. 18, at ap­ Yesterdays each other. Ten years ago ... peace talks No U.S.-Soviet peace plan for proximately 7:45 a.m., I 25 Years Ago And many false prophets will began between Algeria and the Middle East will float observed the driver of a school appear, and lead many astray. Morocco after large-scale ^ without Israel’s support. A new drugstore, the bus passing several Westown Pharmacy was Sin will be rampant fighting along the disputed Consequently, it is fair to read automobiles stopped for a red opened at the old Bursack Bros, everywhre and will cool the border between the two coun­ the anti-Soviet line as a signal light on New State Road. location at 455 Hartford Rd. love of many. tries. that any political proposals The driver of the school bus But those enduring to the end Five years ago ... the carrying the Soviet imprint obviously did not feel that he wilt be saved. Kennedy family announced the may be rejected by the should conform with the State 10 Years Ago creation of a llO-miilion dollar suspicious Israelis. That would Manchester Memorial avings a n k a of anchest And the Good News about the S B M Traffic Commission sign posted Kingdom will be preached in Robert Kennedy Memorial gladden the Jackson-led in the area that read. No Hospital, one of 11 member the whole world, .so that all Foundation to work in areas of Americans, also convinced that Passing On Right. agencies of the Manchester Mcnihef f L) K Political Debate nations will hear it, and then, poverty, education and crime. detente is a dangerous delusion. When the light changed to United Fund, providing its 43rd ^ O N T H E ☆ finally, the end will come.” One year ago ... Palestinian But it would seriously undercut green the stopped cars natural­ year of service to the communi­ (Matthew 24:4-14) guerrillas hijacked a German the Nixon-Kissinger policy ly started forward and there ty, receives the largest portion Connecticut's Largest Savings Bank East ot the River ;e3 Submitted by: airliner and gained the release of which has now brought detente was the bus in the right hand of the United Funds goal. Rev. George Smith three who were seized In the through two crisis — the mining lane attempting to get back in Eiaht Offices Serving MANCHESTER • EAST HARTFORD • SOUTH WINDSOR • BOLTON Reformed Presbyterian massacre at the Munich Olym­ of Haiphong in 1972 and the the main stream of traffic. For­ Church of Manchester pics. Arab-Israeli war of 1973. tunately. the automobile m m PAGE SIX - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Mon., Oct. 29. 1973______

MA_NCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn.. Mon.. Oct. 29. 1973- PAGE SEVEN tonight at 7 at the Holmes DiUiinited checking with no A bout Town Tuesday at 11:30 a.m. at the have a Halloween costume par­ Citadel. Refreshments will be ty Tuesday at the Italian- Funeral Home, 400 Main St., to minimttm balance and no-charde The pay their respects to Mrs. Mary H ipest Interest rate allowed hy law Guaranteed cheek cashing The Friendship Grcle of the served. Americap Club. Those hot Ckmn, a former member. personalized checks. * Rivorite Person privileges the whole Salvation Army will meet wearing masks will forfeit 25 onRegular Savings. throughout Connecticut. fomltycaneidcf): ’Tuesday at- 7:45 p.m. at the The Daughters of Liberty No. cents. Weighing-ln will be from Write all the checks you want. There’s no additional Now you get 5% annual percentage rate on your With your Favorite Person Card you can cMh your A re Saying—^ | Keefe Responds | Citadel. Hostesses will be Mrs. 17 and No. 125 will meet tonight 7 to 8 p.m. Members with charge, no minimum balance. And we print your name For an extra $1.00 a month per person you can order everyday savings. You can deposit and withdraw at HNB check up to $100 at any participating market John Pickup and Mrs. M. J. at 7:30 at the Holmes Funeral names beginning R-Z are and address on all your checks at no extra cost. cards for the young people in your family. This entitles Thrall. Home, 400 Main St., for special reminded to bring fruit for the ' Read any time and still receive this interest rate. or store as well as at any Hartford National Office. them to all Favorite Person privileges. Phyllis Jackson § To GOP Claims services for Mrs. Mary Conn, a basket. \ former member. Herald Ads < Die Women’s Home League Members of Memorial Tem­ pf the Salvation Army will meet The Manchester WATES will (Mrs. Jackson is a Democratic voters, the Town of Manchester- i ANNE EMT It was noted in Keefe’s state­ ple, Pythian Sisters, will meet candidate for the Board of can borrow up to one per cent of Correspondent ment that the opposition party Directors.) the current tax levy in any one Tel. 228-3971 in a recent press release had Comparing the past few year. It can only borrow, Hebron Democratic Town seen fit to extol the virtues of r/io Domocntlc Club of MnncAnttor weeks door to door has given however, for the immediate Chairman Richard A. Keefe some of their board candidates, oik$ your iupport for... me the opportunity to meet preservation of public peace, stated today that the party had while excluding any mention iM i many of our voters. (Questions health and safety. The Brard of mailed a campaign brochure to whatsoever of their candidates have arisen pertaining to some Directors by a 2/3 majority of all Hebron residents in which for selectman, town clerk, tax of the charter revision its entire board 6 members) the qualifications, training, collector, or treasurer, all questions which wiil appear on must declear a state of professional experience, and extremely vital town officers. THE DEMOCRATIC the ballot on Nov. 6. As a emergency, and by ordinance governmental experience of the He further stated that while member and secretary to the (again by a two-thirds majority Democratic candidates were the opponents choose to deride Charter Revision (Commission, of its entire board) can, after presented. the qualifications of four CANDIDATES FOR THE I had the distinct pleasure of public hearings (in keeping Keefe said that the party was Democrats making their first serving with some very dis­ with those sections.of our taking a positive approach in run for public office, they con­ tinguished and knowledgeable charter pertaining to public presenting the candidates to the veniently failed to mention that people of our community. hearings), order the issurance electorate in this manner and they themselves have These commission members of notes if unappropriated funds was also very proud of the BOARD nominated five such new­ earnestly worked together with are not available. All such notes caliber of incumbent office­ comers to run on their ticket. a bipartisan effort to place borrowed for the emergency of holders and qualified new­ Keefe said that the before the voters those changes any fiscal year must be paid no comers to the ticket. Democratic party is presenting ip i they felt would serve the test later than two years following the test qualified slate of can­ OF EDUCATION interest of the people of the budget year in which the didates from First Selelctman Manchester. I would like to emergency borrowing oc­ Polt Workers Steve Reid at the top right down clarify in the following curred. Under no cir­ through the four incumbent paragraphs the two charter cumstances can the annual Must Receive constables at the end of the Carolyn H. Becker changes that seem to require budget be declared an emergen­ ballot, and asked that the voters 2 explanation. cy for the purpose of borrowing MinimumW age themselves judge the 1. Department of Finance — under this emergency ap­ HARTFORD — Municipal of­ qualifications and performance ((Question No. 5 on the ballot) propriations and borrowing of the Democratic candidates It appears, at first glance, charter change. ficials were reminded by State Labor Commissioner Jack A. and then render their judgment that a new department is being There are total of 12 charter Fusari today that workers in on Nov. 6 by voting their own contemplated. However, this is changes to be considered on local elections must be paid at choices. not the case. The Department Nov. 6th, and I am hopeful that least the state’s $1.85 hourly H earing of Finance, if approved by the some clarification of each ques­ minimum wage. The Planning and Zoning voters, will consolidate fiscal tion will be undertaken by our Commission will hold a public m I Vi operations under one depart­ "Some question has arisen 9 Manchester ^ ra ld before the hearing Tuesday evening at 8 at ■ 1 ment. This office would be election as-^ service to its about paying these part-time WM ■m. election workers. Apparently the Town Office Building to responsible for the administra­ Manchester residents. The several municipalities have consider an application from tion of all financial activities above two referendum used a flat day rate which in Robert Farley for a subdivi­ that the performed by the questions, in my opinion, are , ' t / some instances did not equal sion. departments of the assessor, two of the most important the $1.85 hourly minimum Farley is seeking permission collector of revenue, director of changes to the charter that will l i i wage,” the commissioner to subdivide property at the general services (purchasing be considered by the voters on Paul B. Greenberg . y * observed. corner of West St. and Martin (S'- agent), and the controller. The November 6th. -"4 Manchester’s registrars of Rd. to be known as the Fawn controller will be the director Ridge Subdivision. of finance, his department wW voters are convinced wages for be the Department of Finance. local election workers comply (In the present charter of the with the law. The town’s 70 DR BETTER SCHOOLS Town of Manchester the word T hree Die machine tenders, 20 controller will be changed to In Highway demonstrators and 20 IV e ’r e Voting director of finance, wherever it challengers get $26 for the 15- appears). It will be the respon­ Accidents hour Election Day sting. (’The YES sibility of the Department of ' polls will be open from 6 a.m. to Finance to keep all accounts 8 p.m. However, the election on Question 1 and financial records, to workers wili be on duty from Nov. 6 prepare financial reports for By The Associated Press 5:15 a.m. to 8:15 p.m.). Nancy and Richard each month and fiscal year. Motorists were arrested in Taking into consideration Van Hollen Under this system the director connection with all th r^ of time off for meals, the same as 480 Woodland Street of finance will report to tte Ck)nnecticut’s road fatalities for all municipal employes, the Committee to Pass the School general manager and to the over the weekend, police said. $26 for the day actually exceeds Referendum, W, Sleith, Treas. Board of Directors, and it will Authorities identified the the $1.85 minimum pay, the BETTER SCHOOLS Allan D. Thomas establish tetter fiscal manage­ dead as: registrars note. ment of the revenues and —Joseph Caruso, 72, of New expenditures of the Town of London. Mwchester and tetter repor­ ^ffie$S a a Continue in office the team that meets the needs of HI —Jane Madaras, 14, of New Is. ting of these important func­ London. M L Y CLEAN LAUNDROMAT our children through responsibility and efficiency in tions to the Board of Directors —Laurie Wacker, 19, of and the general manager. (The Pomfert Lakes, N.J. t^AIR CONDITIONED education. office of treasurer is not in­ Caruso and the Jane Madaras cluded in this consolidation and were both pedestrians. TUESDAY & WEDNESDAY SPECIAL will remain an elective office). Jeffrey Bell of Newington 8 Lbs. DRY CLEANING - $1.50 2. Emergency Aj^ropriations i was charged with reckless DEMOCRATIC CLUB COMMITTEE TO ELECT THE DEMOCRATS - and Borrowing— (^estion No. Quality Speed Queen Egulpment I 7 on the ballot). driving in the New London acci­ dent that killed Caruso, police David Paris, Chairman If this is approved by the said. BELCON PNDROMAT “ 309 Green Rd. Albert C. Harris

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Reform Main Issue Facing Assembly Business Bodies Ladies’ . been instructed to hold hearings MA CC News | By GARY LUIIR Including bills dealing with —Sunday blue laws. Collins between leaving the laws as and get as much preparatory Sweaters .■VHOoWalcil PrcMN Writer energy conservation, phosphate .said he wasn’t sure if a com- tliey are or abolishing them en- work as possible completed ROGERS REPORT Reg. to 4.99 HARTFORD (AP) - Elec­ between now .and February. detergents and non-returnable promise cOuld be reached tireiy. Rogers Corp. of Rogers has ^ c r tion reform, including a possi­ Stevens said he hoped to have bottles. ______ble limit on spending by can­ reported reeord nine-month all preliminary hearings out of sales of $.32,2 million, up 32 per didates for state office, will be the way when the legislature cent from the $24.4 million in The Manchester Area conference room of the the main issue when the 3.77 convenes so only hearings on sales for the same period in Conference of Churches was Manchester Memorial Hospital Connecticut General Assembly final bills need be held after 1972. The firm noted net profits Acrylic, nylon and He- RE-ELECT organized to be a vehicle for a voted to move within the sphere convenes in February, RE-ELECT lanca in mock and full concerted Christian voice and of the Manchester Area Feb. 1. of $817,000 (91 cents per share) legislative leaders said in re­ "I hope we can start moving turtleneck, long action within the community. It Conference of Churches. On an cent interviews. for the first nine months of 1973, sleeves. S, M, L. operates through four divisions experimental basis, for one on substantive legislation compared with $361,000 (40 Periodic reporting of con­ midway through February,” he each of which has delegates year MACC will sponsor the tributions and spending prior to cents per share) a year ago from all member churches. In meetings of the clergy group said. Norman Greenman, presi-. elections is likely to be part of Stevens said the two major Polyester addition, the conference, quarterly. The first meeting is any reform package. House dent of Rogers, said operations through its board of directors, scheduled for Dec, 5 at 8 a.m. in committees—appropriations of Mektron N.V., the company’s, Slacks Majority Leader Gerald F. and finance—have asked the TONY “r initiates programs that seem Emanuel Lutheran Church. circuit facility in Belgium, “are Stevens, R-Milford, said. others as well as executive Our Reg. 6.99 valuable for the community, or Breakfast will be served. now at a higher level.” Mektron FINAL CLEARANCE # = 1 Connecticut requires no pre­ departments to submit their parts of it, and for the develop­ The Division of Christian Uni­ election reporting at present. sales in the U.S. remain strong, ment of the conference and its ty of MACC is alive with plans spending proposals by he said, with new flexible cir­ Senate Majority Leader Decembe^so they can go to Anthony Pietrantonio members. for the approaching season. In Lewis B. Rome, R-Bloomfield, cuit applications leading the Presently coming from the their recent meeting, plans work even before the governor way. Halloween 4.88 said the lawmakers also would submiti^is 1974-75 budget. planning table is an apprecia­ were laid for the Thanksgiving consider shortening the period Greenman also reported that Solids and jacquards; flare legs, 2 tion luncheon for secretaries Service to be held on Nov. 18, at Appropriations co-chairman VlWl! the firm's water-developed Costumes set-in waistband. Machine wash, between nominating and elec­ Sen. Nicholas A. Lenge, R-West i r SENIOR MEMBER OF THE and pastors of member the Church of the Assumption. Frederick F. Vogell negative-working offset prin­ 8-18. ting candidates for state of­ Hartford, has promised to in­ Dr. Howard S. Grad churches. On Nov. 16, MACC The service is an annual event fices. BOARD OF DIRECTORS. ting plate has been released for wilt provide the setting for which calls the local praying troduce legislation that would marketing. He said the com­ • 3900 Series f t O C Aside from this and a few give the General Assembly a BRANCH MANAGER fellowship and dialogue at St. communities to gather in other issues, the leaders hope to ★ MEMBER OF MANCHESTER pany expects sales and earning OPENS OFFICE Our Reg. 1.29 ...... w W Mary’s Episcopal Church, Park oneness of spirit. The tradition greater voice in state financial LODGE OF ELKS, MEMBER Frederick E. Vogell of 300 gains in the first nine-months of confine the session to money affairs. South St., Vernon, has been Dr. Howard S. Grad of MEN’S WORK CLOTHES SPECIES! St., for clergy and church of uniting to express gratitude matters including further tax 1973 to "continue into the fourth Other subjects likely to be OF ARMY & NAVY CLUB. named manager of the Vernon Manchester has opened an of­ • 8900 Series 4 ^ Q 'Wt» secretaries. Information­ to God for his gifts will carry a reduction. All hope the session quarter.” discussed, the leaders said, in­ National Bank’s relocated fice for the general practice of Our Reg. 1.69 ...... I ■ I w sharing about resources in in­ special significance. This can be completed in less than 90 clude: ★ OWNER AND OPERATOR OF Rockville branch office on Rt. optometry at 122 E. Center St., dividual churches and input year’s observance will be days, the constitutional limit PRESTIGE PRINTING CO. 30 at Lafayette Square. Vogell INCOME TAX .SCHOOL Manchester. 2 —Judicial reform. The from a resource person are all specifically related to our for even-numbered years. •6200 Series *4 7 0 leaders are waiting for a court was formerly manager of the H. & R. Block, a nationwide Dr. Grad received his BA planned to lay the foundation observance of the sesquicenten- “We have asked the com­ OF MANCHESTER Our Reg. 2.49 ...... I ■ f w reorganization commission to bank’s Dart Hill office and was income tax service firm, will degree in 1968 from the Univer­ for greater communication nial of Manchester and will mittee chairmen to restrict express in a unique way make its recommendations. All ★ GRADUATE OF MICHIGAN assistant cashier. offer a second session of its in­ sity of Connecticut and his OD No Rain Checks within the church community. themselves to things, of an come tax course in the •I r a ^ \ Later in the year, similar gratitude for the blessings of hope that some initial restruc- degree this year from the emergency nature,” said House TECHNOLOGICAL Vogell joined the bank in Manchester area starting Oct. - o A \ programs for'bther church per­ 150 years. turing can be accomplished Massachusetts College of Op­ V Speaker Francis J. Collins, R- next year. UNIVERSITY March 1970 as a trainee, and in 24. The nine-week course, open tometry. He recently com­ 1 sonnel will be offered. Through the Key '73 Com­ Brookfield. January 1972 he became the 1 mittee, the division is spon­ —Education financing. Again to anyone, covers all areas of pleted his externship in op­ Halloween Candy MACC is happy to welcome The Constitution prohibits in­ Dart Hill office manager. tax preparation. the Salvation Army into soring the third annual Carol the lawmakers will be waiting tometry at the U.S. Public Thermal Lined dividuals from introducing bills Before homing to Vernon Information and registration BOX OF 24 - 5*= Bars membership in the conference. Sing on the evening of Dec. 2 at for a special commission to VOTE DEMOCMTK NOV. 6,1973 Health Service Hospital at Men’s Chino M en’s Chino 9 DEMOCRAT during the “ short” session. National, Vogell was involved forms for the tax course are Hooded Sweat FOR The voting body of the Salvation Center Park. With the coopera­ report. The commission, Brighton, Mass., and Kennedy Nestles, Her- Only fiscal matters and in the real estate and insurance available at the company’s Work Shirts Army last week officially tion of the Round Table Singers, however, is expected to ask for Memorial Children’s Hospital sheys, Clark, Work Pants Jackets committee-raised bills are sup­ more time to study the subject. Board of Dlractors business in Vermont. Manchester office at 356R W. at Allston, Mass, ROARD expressed its decision to the Salvation Army Band and posed to be considered. A native of Orange, N.J., S c h r a f f t s , —Environmental legislation. c o m m it t e e t o RE-ELECT TONY PIETRANTONIO, JOAN GATES, TREASURER Middle Tpke. Dr. Grad is married to the become an active member. their directors and the support Committee chairmen have Vogell graduated from Avon Tootsie, .Peter 5 .4 9 of resource townspeople, the former Linda Lon of Paul, Derans, etc. 6 .4 9 6 .9 9 This raises to 14 the number of (Conn.) High School. He No-iron 65% poly/35% Perma-press 65% chairpersons, Mrs. Lena Manchester. Heavyweight laminates DIRECTORS Christian cliurches who have received a BS degree in AWARDED CPCLI cotton Chino in spruce, poly/35% cotton. Grey, assure warmth. Handy zip Sponsored by Friends Shubert and Mrs. Emma Swan­ membership in the conference. political science from the_ Michael S, Scheinblum of 70 grey, olive or navy 14-17 spruce, olive, navy, sizes fronts, sizes S to XL olJohn TenI son, are planning a pleasurable Members of the Manchester University of Connecticut in Carriage Dr., Manchester, has 32-42. Joe Czerwinski, Treas. and inspirational evening. SAVE 'V Area Clergy Association during 1968, and he is also a graduate been awarded the Chartered ’The Division of Christian Uni­ AN EXTRA a meeting held recently at the of the Williams College School Property Casualty Underwriter 2 5 % ty took a survey last spring Houseware Jamboreell of Banking. He is a veteran of (CPCU) designation by the among the local clergy to ascer­ OFF Our Regular Low Price Fantastik 32 oz the U.S. Marine Corps. American Institute for Proper­ tain the effectiveness of the I Pistol Grip ty and Liability Underwriters. Your Master Charge Welcome On media ministry currently HELCO Rates provided. After coordinating AETNA PROMOTIONS On All Trick and All Freezer Orders the responses and making a All purpose home cleaner pistol grip spray bottle. Reg Two Manchester men have Under Review Treat Items study of possibilities and been promoted to new positions resources, the division at Aetna Life & Casualty, Hart­ In Our Inventory chairperson, Mrs. David ford, the company has an­ WESTERN BEEF Holcomb, and MACC Executive Playtex YOUR nounced. All masks, pumpkins, lanterns, Heavyweight OPEN Director Sister Mary Patricia CHOICE WASHINGTON (AP) - The novelties, make-up kits, etc. Candy Glamorene Lawrence M. Dobb of 35 Federal Power Commission not included. MON. - SAT. sought the assistance of Ivor Living Gloves Chestnut St. has been named Thermal Thermal Lined Heavyweight TOLLAND 9-6 Hugh, broadcast consultant of Oven Cleaner (FPC) has ordered an in­ Our plan revision specialist in the vestigation of the rates the Underwear Quilted Vests Crew Sweatshirts TURNPIKE FRI. a SAT. the Connecticut Council of Reg. Fantastik Refill Our group pension administration MANCHESTER 9-9 Churches. A new format for 1.19 _ Reg. Hartford Electric Light Com­ 1/2 Gallon Size 99c department, and William L. pany (HELCO) proposes to Reg. radio broadcast began last Sun­ Non slip grip, extra long 5 9 < ^ Eastwood of 20 Otis St. has been For refilling your pistol gri charge for power from a new 2 . 3 3 ea. 4 .4 9 2.99 2 .3 8 day. Negotiations are in cuffs. Free extra righ Improved mistless spray named assistant administrator process with the radio station hand glove. bottle — great savings generating unit at the firm’s t * Navy type raschel knit or Dacron insulated nylon Warm fleece lining; 11 Reg. 1.59 with new lemon tresh of field operations in the • Whodunit brushed circular knit raglan shoulder. S to XL. OPEN SUNDAY 9 TO 6 for a more appropriate hour. »••••••• fragrance. Safety cap. .Middletown plant. shell plus thermal lining. medicare department. Power from the new \ ^ *. By Selchon shirts and drawers. S-XL. S-XL. • • • • > • • • I Dobb joined Aetna in 1972 as a UfTimm OfnnM Middletown steam-electric unit SPECIALS Scatdi technical analyst and most MON. - TUES. - WED. ONLYI Limit 2 Gallons ganl is to be sold to electric com­ Reg. 3.59 Per Customer recently served as a plan revi­ panies in New Hampshire and WORK SHOE WEEK! Vernon sion representative. W H O LE BEEF Vermont. Note Prestone II or Eastwood, a graduate of The FPC argued the Lewis and Clark College, joined requested rates may be un­ 2.88 the company in 1969 at Reno, % N - Zerex Anti-Leak c Michael S. Srheinhlum reasonable or preferential, and Church Fair Nev. He was named claim TENDERLOINS Both are permanent type year round Glamorene has set a prehearing conference A new intriguing mystern game for Forrpula 409 Scheinblum is insurance The First Lutheran Church, formulas. Have protection against Scotch Gard representative at Las Vegas in on the case Jan. 22. A public the entire family! It’s Great! 1 Gallon manager for Heublein, Inc., of 154 Orchard St., Rockville, will winter (reeze-ups. All Purpose Upholstery 1971 and supervisor at the home hearing is scheduled the next Cedar Crest Cedar Crest I Fabric Protector Hartford, where he is responsi­ sponsor a holiday fair, "Holly Wood Preen Shampoo office last year. day in Washington. Cleaner ble for the property and casual­ 8” Cactus -6” Cactus Cut As S V 9 9 Daze,” Nov. 3 from 10 a.m. to 4 Our HELCO said its proposed ■ Complete Line of Our Our 4 ty insurance programs for Desired ’ ^ p.m., at the church. Reg 2nd VICE PRESIDENT rates were based on an invest­ Tan Boot .77 Reg. 2.99 Reg. Heublein and its subsidiary Tan Boot 1.49 I ment return of 10.8 per cent. TTie fair will feature hand­ Winterizing For Your iRain repellant, prevents 99c 2.39 Joseph S. Berner of East companies. Reg. 16.99 Popcorn Reg. 18.99 Igrease and water stains For wood lloors. paneling While ordering the investiga­ craft items, jewelry, Christmas ust spray and wipe, no Aerosol foam cleans belter,| Hartford has been appointed se­ He is a member of the Iprotects all fabrics. linoleum. Cleans as 4 oz. can with applicator. tion of the proposed rates for candles and ornaments, Car Now Available nsing needed. 32 oz. size. waxes. cond vice president, in­ Connecticut Valley Chapter of Maker SMITHFIEU EXTRA LEAN Vermont and New Hamshire homemade baked goods, plants, vestments, in the Hartford of­ the American Society of In­ 1 6 4 4 firms, the FPC approved a By Argo penny candy, and luncheonette. fice of Shearson, Hamill & Co., surance Management and is a 1444 third contract between HELCO a nationwide banking and graduate of the University of and United Illuminating Com­ Reg. 8.99 ISMOKED SHOULDER Twpnty per cent of all net New from brokerage concern. Connecticut. Reprise! pany of New Haven, saying the Range hide leather upper, natural welt Range hide leather upper; campus, trail, profits derived from the fair The CPCU designation is Before joining the firm in planned rates for power from construction. For campus, trail, handyman, any outdoors activity. Cush­ Avg. Weight i has been pledged to various 1958, Berner was a sales awarded to persons who com­ workman, sportsman. 7 to 12, E-3E. ion foam sole. 6-1/2 to 13, C, E, 3E. charities including UNICEF. Spray ‘N plete a series of comprehensive 'the Middletown facility were 5 - 7 the. ■ Frank representative for an invest­ reasonable. 6.88 Also featured at the fair will be Wash ment service. He served with national examinations and who Cushion Foot Work Socks Wool Blend Socks a booth displaying articles Sinatra the U.S. Army in Germany meet rigorous professional made by the inmates at Somers Hosiery Soil standards. Cotton/nylon blend, 65% woo 1/35% “01 ’blue eyes is back” Mop and Gio from 1951 to 1953. white or colors. 10 to nylon. One size fits HEFTY ECONOMY State Prison. Orders will be Formica Berner was an outstanding Really works! Makes delicious pop­ 1 .4 9 taken and proceeds from the Guard ( Stain Remover VOTE 13. 11-13. JENO’S Floor Wax Floor Shine, basketball player with Nassiff corn! Safe to use! 12 FtocM sale will go to the person who Series Our Our Arms team, in Manchester pro Public Records for LAWN made the item. E 5.98 Reg. Reg. Our 3.38 1.59 1.09 Reg. basketball, in the early 1950s. Re“; . $ 1 Building PermitH ' I Helps prevent runs and 1.39 Berner is married and has • Noah • You Will Be My Music ist spray on stubborn , 1.69 I , L. Gary Nakashian, tool shed PAUL E. PIZZA • Send in The Clowns • Dream Away Isnags. washes in special cleans ans shines a^ you Jif polishing floor shine tori three children. He is a member alns before putting in amp mop. Vinyl, linoleum • Plus all other Frgnk Sinatra IP's [strengtheners as you wash. ashing machine. le, vinyl, linoleum, asphall.l of the Manchester Country Club at 399 Parker St., $119. le. marble. ard finish. * and the Elks Club. U&R Housing Corp. for WILLHIDE Warren E. Howland, new' Health & Beauty Aids S ^ 0 9 Republican Candidate for ftO c FUEL General Electric dwelling at 103 Highwood Dr., $50,000. Board of Directors Kleenex Tissues SAVE 30c Deluxe 4-Slice Toaster 1 * 4 LOWER INCOME Ad Paid For By 2loast shade selectors, hinged crumb, Fox Grove Ltd., new dwelling Northeast Utilities, the at 200 Briarwood Dr., $21,000. Paul E. Willhide Cedar Crest 8” Cedar Crest 6” OIL tray lor easier cleaning. Toast up to 4 parent firm of five power com­ 3 Boxes slices al once. 'T-128 Cedar Crest FRESH (200 Gal. Minimum) panies in Connecticut and For 9 9 * ^ CactusTan Cactus Tan Automatic Grill & Waffle Maker Massachusetts, has reported Garageman Oxford Grills sandwiches, fries bacon/eggs, NHL i White, pastels; 49c box Insulated Boot Insulated Boot 24 Hours Notice All Beatles LP’s bakes with thermostatic control. Aulo net income of $47.8 million of 280. CRANBERRIES .29* signal light. xG44T Deluxe ($1.04 per share) for the first 24 HOUR Abbey Rd. • Help • Hey Jude • nine months of 1973. The figure Vivian Ferguson CALIF. 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Ches, McKenzie, Treasurer BankAmiricaro Saturday 9:00 a.m. to 9:30 p.m. Chas. McKenzie, Treasurer Mon. thru Fri. 9:30 e.m. to 9:30 p.m. MANCHESTER MANCHESTER Sat. 9:00 a.m. to 9:30 p.m. PAGE TEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Mon., Oct. 29. 1973 L v ...... MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Mon., Oct. 29 1973 — PAGE FI pvitn ■—’— -—nvun. e l e v e n Belly Dancing Alcatras Is Scene I Byrned-Breckbill First Congregational Church Of Wedding, Baptism of Andover was the scene Oct. I The Baby Has 27 of the marriage of Miss Miss Susan Mary Breckbill More Work Than Wiggle Laurel Blaine Warner of An­ and Robert D. Byrnes, both of I SAN FRANCISCO, Calif. that once held gangster A1 dover and William Russell An­ Bristol, exchanged wedding vows Oct. 26 at St. Joseph’s J BETTY RYDER (AP) — Tuxedos and flowing Capone and Robert Stroud, “the drews of Branford. WomenV Editor gowns billowed in a gentle Birdman of Alcatraz.” ’The bride is the daughter (Of Church in Chester. I Been Named ’The bride is the daughter of : There were no striped tents, breeze Sunday as one ex- The newlyweds, along with Mrs. Nelson R, Warner Sr. of Mr. and Mrs. Edmond : sand dunes, or tall handsome convlct was married and Laurie and Morris Hodges who 150 Lake Rd., Andover, and the Breckbill of Chester. The i sheiks racing their camels another’s baby was baptized on had their 4-month-old son bap­ late Nelson R. Warner. The bridegroom is the son of Mrs. • acioss the desert, but as the Alcatraz Island, site of a prison tized, are members ol the bridegroom is the son of Mr. Catherine Byrnes of 76 Village Asian music played, the belly that once held some of Delancey Street Foundation, a and Mrs. Victor H. Andrews of dancers swayed. rehabilitation program for ex­ a. Miin(iru-I(l, Kent Stuart, son of Burton T. and Gloria Wellman America’s toughest criminals. Branford. In unison, some 30 women convicts and drug users. Behan The Rev. Peter G. Mitchell of Handfield of Storrs. He was born Oct, 12 at Manchester Memorial “We Intentionally chose to The Rev. Raymond H. followed their graceful leader’s and Hodges have spent a com­ Chester officiated. Hospital. His maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. James hold the baptism and wedding Bradley Jr. of Andover and the fs,: .s' slow and easy movements. As on Alcatraz just because of the bined total of more than 30 Rev. John R. Downes Sr. of The bride, given in marriage Looney of 89 Milford Rd. His paternal grandmother is Mrs. by her father, wore a white sata the tempo of the music in­ dehumanizing conditions that years behind bars. Hilton, N.Y., the bride’s cousin, Dorothy Handfield of Ellington, He has a sister, Melissa Audrey, creases. so does the rhythmic peau A-line gown designed with 3. existed here,” said Jack Behan, The former federal peniten­ officiated at the double-ring pace of the dancers. tiary in San Francisco Bay is bands of Cluny lace encircling 41. ceremony. The church was the wedding-band collar, caps The scene at the Mary He and Clare Thompson, 23, now part of the national park Symc, .Vlaitlicw .Alan, son of William M, and Rosemarie Peila decorated with and cuffs of the bishop sleeves, Dunphy School of Dancing, exchanged marriage vows on a system and open to public Syme of 234 Keeney St. He was born Oct. 12 at Manchester chrysanthemums in fall colors. and bodice with waist trimmed Plaza 83 in Vernon is repeated grassy hillside near cellblocks tours. Mrs. Robert Peterson of Bolton - w Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. eight times weekly as about 275 with a self-fabric bow. She wore John Peila of 364 Bidwell St. His paternal grandparents are Mr. was organist and Elwood Hud­ a matching lace cathedral- area women participate in belly son of Andover was soloist. and Mrs. David Syme of Scotland, Conn. He has a brother, dancing classes. length mantilla. She carried a William Eric, 3. About Town The bride, given in marriage cascade bouquet of white Fuji Asssrtod C'^inrs 1 ^ 4 C A Women of various sizes and by her brother. Nelson R. shapes, ranging in age from 16 chrysanthemums and car­ Warner of Andover, wore a flugcnow, Krinty Rose, daughter of Ronald S. and Susan J. to 66, have converged on the The council on ministries of nations accented with yellow at noon at the Manchester gown of ivory satin designed Ferguson Hagenow of 10 Newman St. She was born Oct. 20 at dancing studio, in a serious ef­ South United Methodist Church sweetheart roses. Pflm PiMBsPli® Country Club. Speakers will be with semi-empire waist, long Grown In our Greenhouses | ■ 1 1*'"" ■ Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are fort to learn the graceful art will meet tonight at 7:30 at Miss Linda Breckbill of Thomas Rodden, Neil A. sleeves with flair cuff, sheer Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Ferguson of 128 Autumn St. Her paternal that rumors say has caused Susannah Wesley House of the Chester was her sister’s maid Laurence and Mrs. Roberta square yoke and mandarin grandmother is Mrs. Helen Hagenow of 8 Clinton St. sheiks to give up their kingdom, church. of honor. She wore an emerald Walnum, of the work-study collar. Her veil of heirloom and shepherds to pick up their education program. green velvet gown with a lightly Wolf, Kenneili Cliurles, Son of Charles H. Jr. and Judith Whit­ tents and follow. The Kiwanis Club of Brussels rosepoint lace which gathered skirt, bodice with comb Wolf of East Hartford. He was born Oct. 18 at Manchester Manchester will meet Tuesday terminated in a cathedral train white Nottingham lace Whatever their ultimate goal, LARGEST RETAIL GROWERS IN MANCHESTER Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. they are very determined to was attached to a cap. She accented with a row of buttons, Benton L. Whitcomb of 47 Bilyue Rd. His paternal grandparents master some of the "isolation carried her grandmother’s Bi­ lace edged bib, wedding band are Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wolf of 14A Thompson Rd. His mater­ ble with orchids, stephanotis C Manchester movements” to get just the collar and cuffs of the bishop 621 HARTFORD ROAD, MANCHESTER nal great-grandmother is Mrs. Vera Whitcomb of Vergennes, Vt. proper control of various parts and springeri fern. sleeves. She wore a double bow Mrs. Robert D. Byrnes His paternal great-grandmother is Mrs. Teresa Tasillo of of their anatomy. Mrs. Linda H. Warner of An­ of green velvet with matching Manchester. He has a sister, Wendy Ellen, 3. dover, the bride’s sister-in-law, streamers and carried a A reception was held at St. Clad in leotards, body Mrs. William R. Andrews Joseph’s Parish Center in stockings or slacks, the ladies was matron of honor. She wore . cascade bouquet of yellow star- an Empire gown fashioned with wore gowns similar to that Florida and Jamaica. For' burst chrysantheumums Chester after which the couple who include school teachers, left for Miami, Fla. They will Iluiiiel, Tina Marie, daughter of Richard J, and Ceh^ia J. nurses, politicians’ wives, of­ scoop neckline with collar,' worn by the honor attendant traveling Mrs. Andrews wore a accented with white Shackelford Hamel of 114 Prospect St,, Rockville, She was born short puffed sleeves. The gown except in flaming orange. Their cranberry and wine-colored stephanotis and streamers. reside at 69 Wooding St., fice workers, etc. concentrate Bristol. Oct. 15 at Rockville General Hospital. Her maternal grand­ had a harvest gold bodice and headpieces and flowers were knit dress with matching belt, Roger Rosella of Hartford as they try to simulate the in­ Mrs. Byrnes is a registered parents are Mr. and Mrs. Barf Kasper of East Hartford. Her structor’s every move. plantation brown skirt. She also the same. black accessories and pink was best man. Ushers were F m a s t nurse in Bristol. Mr. Byrnes is paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Terry Hamel of White Taught by Mary Dunphy, a wore a bow headpiece and John J. Kinney III of Bristol sweetheart roses. The couple Sebastian Russo of Middletown River Junction, Vt. She has a sister, Pamela Ann. carried a basket of assorted was best man. Ushers were will reside in Cheshire. and Steven Breckbill of assistant chief respiratory veteran of 18 years in the dan­ therapist at Bristol Hospital. cing field, the classes have chrysanthemums, wheat and Stewart A. Warren of Newtown Mrs. Andrews is employed as Washington, D.C., the bride’s FIRST NATIONAL STORES proved so favorable, some have cattails. and Lt. Robert W. Wolf, USN, a secretary by Connecticut brother. Bridesmaids were Miss Annapolis, Md. Juhndruw, Scoii Richard, son of Richard G. and Louise signed up for a second class, State Employes Association of Whole Kernel or Ernestine L. Colson of West Vaiciulis Johndrow of 1238 Hartford Tpke., Rockville. He was while others are jotting their A reception was held in the Hartford. Mr. Andrews is also Suffield and Mrs. Susan M. Sweet Corn Cream Style 16 oz Cut Green Beans born Oct. 20 at Rockville General Hospital. His maternal grand­ names on a waiting list in order social room of the church, after employed by CSEA as a labor Rorrio of East Hartford. They parents are Mr. and Mrs. John Vaiciulis of 8 Westview Ter., to begin when an opening is which the couple left on a trip to representative. Duplicate Bridge Medium I. Rockville. His paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Wallace available. Sweet Pens 17 OZ diSliced Beets Johndrow of Mountain St., Ellington. He has a sister, Wendy Mary, who became interested Marie, 3‘/2. in belly dancing over a year ago Results of the Andover Kaemfer and Nancy Akin. This when she read of someone Daly-Riley Bridge Club games played Oct. game is to introduce new teaching it on the West Coast, 26 are as follows: Swiss teams, players to duplicate. A lecture Thorton, Kevin Colhy, son of Duane A. and Susan K. took lessons this past summer Mary Dunphy and the ladies of the belly dancing class concentrate as they go through a first, Mr. and Mrs. Grant follows play. L Sweigard Thornton of 46 Columbine Rd., Tolland. He was born from Serena, noted Asian few “isolation movements.” (Herald photo by Ofiara) St. Christopher’s Church, Morris, Bob Campbell and Paul Oct. 21 at Rockville General Hospital. His maternal grand­ dancer, in New York City. East Hartford was the scene Barton; second, Mr. and Mrs. parents are Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Sweigard of Sycamore, Ohio. Abner Brooks, Mr. and Mrs. Results of the Manchester "I put a little notice up on my trimmer and more vital. Some Oct. 27 of the marriage of Miss His paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Adelite Thornton of costume, to make the whole With the waiting lists in­ Burton Smyth. Community Y non-masters studio bulletin board, and some complained of sore muscles and Karen M. Riley of East Hart­ Whole Milwaukee, Wis. He has a sister, Kimberly Sue, 2Vz. picture more authentic. creasing daily, it’s safe to say, ford and Alan Michael Daly of games played Oct . 24 are as of the mothers of my pupils considered it “hard work,” but H u n t S Peeled began inquiring about the Figure-wise, one woman belly dancing is here to stay. Manchester. Results of the Manchester follows: First, William and all felt they benefited from the noted that she had lost one inch As the old song says, “Every KofC Bridge Club games played Patricia Belekewicz; second, lessons. Finally, the interest dancing, and enjoyed it. The bride is the daughter of just grew. from her waist and eight little movement has a meaning Mr. and Mrs. Richard Riley of Oct. 25 are as follows: North- Sandra Craft and Carol Tomatoes To add to the enjoyment, pounds in four weeks. Everyone all its own,” and belly-dancing South, first, Mrs. Robert Dell’Angela; third, Connie “You might say,” Mary said, Mary plans to show the ladies East Hartford. The bridegroom “I went from ballet to belly. felt it toned up muscles and viewers will undoubtedly get is the son of Mr. and Mrs. John Warner and Mrs. Fred Fuerst; Summers and Terry Yolish. THE ‘MOONLIGHT RAIDER’ how to make a “Bagdad-type” the message. Originally from Rockville, made them feel more graceful. F. Daly of 82 Oliver Rd. second and third, Mrs. Maury New players are welcome each M A A ' and now East Hartford The Rev. Henry J. Murphy of Brown and Mrs. Philip Holway, week. A lecture follows play. STRIKES AGAIN... residents, Mary and her hus­ East Hartford celebrated the and Mrs. Joseph Buths and band will celebrate their 25th nuptial Mass and performed the Mrs. Richard Terhune wedding anniversary in March. double-ring ceremony. Also, East-West, first, Mrs. w 4'"00 WATCH TUESDAY They have a son, 24 and a The bride, given in marriage Louis Dell’Angela and Mrs. NIGHT’S PAPER FOR daughter, 20. by her father, wore a satin peau Stanley Craft; second, Mrs. As another record of “mood” de soie gown and a finger-tip Paul Willhide and Mrs. Arthur HAY Crisp. Green Friend for Saleds i Sandwiches music is placed on the turn­ veil. She carried a bouquet of Shorts; third, Mrs. Robert Dun- table, Mary dons a chain belt of white sweetheart roses and car­ field and Mrs. Roger Crafts. Fresh bells, picks up her “zills” nations. Crisp MOONLIGHT SPECIALS (finger symbols) and cautions Miss Theresa Sheperd of East Results of the Manchester FEVER Iceberg | tbe dancers that they are get­ Hartford was maid of honor. Community Y bridge games Lettuce ting into the “heavy stuff.” Bridesmaids were Mrs. Ralph played Oct. 22 are as follows: Red US No t 7 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. North-South, first, Frankie Delicious Apples Z j" Mm bag After a few muted groans, w eiLde weiL Dukett, the bridegroom’s Sufferers \s is te r; Mrs. Raymond Riley; Brown and Lil Holway; second, Flavor and a last minute rub or two on Heia'i looU naws (or you I SY((A-CLEAR Favorite bag a few sore muscles, they con­ A FREE INTRODUCTORY 1/3 OZ. -and Mrs. Charles Marean. Jackie Kovacs and Mary Daconiaatant labials work FAST and con­ Yellow Onions Willhide; third, Bette Martin tinuously to drain and claar nasal-sinus Reaal Men’s Shop tinue their lesson watching Charles Marean of cavltlas. Ona "hard-cora" labial givas up to Tops m perfume spray with any Vitamins C & A 901-go? main st. maneiiehosier their reflections in the large Manchester was best man. and Barbara Beckley. S hours rollal Irom pain and prassura ol con- Fresh Spinneh well de well purchase Also, East-West, first, Mary lastlon. Allows you lo brastna aaslly—stops mirrors lining the studio wall. Ushers were Ralph Dukett; watary ayn and runny nosa. You can buy Tops in Gangewere and Cora Anderson; SYNA-CLEAR al all Drug Storas, without naad Commenting on the lessons, "Buy our smashing new perfume from Raymond Riley; Timothy (or a proscription. SatisiKtion guarantaad Sweet Potntoes Vitamins C & A 1 ^ SMILING»SWVICE one woman (whose husband Riley, the bride’s brothers. second, Toni Royal and Claire by maker. Try it today I doesn’t know she takes lessons) France and receive a ($9 value) real “per­ A reception was held at the Hyatt; third, Betty Barter and INTRODUCTORY OFFER said she felt much better. fume" spray. Well de Well Is a floral, woody Veterans Memorial Clubhouse, Elaine Webster. Worth $1.50 East Hartford, after which the downtown green fragrance with just a hint of musk and Results of the Manchester Buy one small size Mr Deli couple left on a trip to Bermuda Syna-Clear. . . get one Free I Specials i Club Women so long lasting. Any way you say It, Well de They will reside in Manchester. Community Y Novice games Weil makes you feel beautiful, beautiful. We played Oct. 24 are as follows: LI6GHTREXALL To Attend First and second, Olga Skinner PARKADE PHARMACY are excited about this new perfumel and Bea Keith and Sue Fenton Conference Available in parfum, parfum de toilette, both and Inara Larson; third Ebie The Connecticut State Testimonial Extension Manchester Federation of Women’s Clubs regular and sprays. Well de Well Is priced Community College State Fall Conference will be $8 to $24. Cosmetics, all stores except New To Honor It’s Center Cut Chuck held Wednesday at the Division of Hollyberry Fair Saturday London. McLaughlin Mrs. Schaefer Extension Services Restland Farms, Northford. The theme for the event will be Mrs. Alan M. Daly Mrs. Rose Pastula of Plea­ ISteok or Roost Mrs. Kenneth Nelson, left, and Mrs. Norman Nordeen show an afghan and Christmas Offers “Communication, Cooperation sant Valley Rd., South Windsor,- Two Bridge Courses & Culmination”. Guest speaker decoration in front of a showcase of Swedish gifts and handmade items. These are just a president of the First District, REGAL'S sample of the holiday gifts available Saturday from 9:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the Hollyberry will be Jean Adams from “Teen § American Legion Auxiliary of o f Manchester Fair at Trinity Covenant Church on Hackmatack St. The coffee shop is open 9:30 to 11:30 Intermediate Bridge Forum Magazine.” Women’s Club Plan Hartford County, will attend and Vernon Lank CoRiho I Begins November 5, 1973— Monday evenings — 7:30- Representatives from the a.m., and luncheon is served 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. There will be attic treasures, used the department testimonial lof Slew 7 0 ' md C^opS / VII l9:30 p.m. for eight weeks — $17.50. Manchester Junior Women’s jewelry, baked goods, and a children’s shop. Mrs. Nelson is chairman of the Swedish with her secretary, Mrs. “The Formal Trio who will present a medley booth, and Mrs. Nordeen is general fair chairman. (Herald photo by Pinto) I March 28 Las Vegas THp Helene Silvay of Newington, [Advanced of tunes are: Mrs. Joseph Saturday, Nov. 3 at 7 p.m. at the Wear King” [intermediate Bridge Sabatella, Mrs. Lawrence Fin- Sheraton-Park Plaza Hotel in for the . The Manchester Women’s At the Oct. 22 meeting enter­ I Begins October 31,1973— Wednesday evenings — 7:30 ■ ni, and Mrs. Robert Monaco. New Haven. (Hub is planning a four-day trip tainment was Jirovided by the Largest Ctdifentin S iQ k i |9:30 p.m. for eight weeks — $17.50. Accompanying them on the The testimonial is to honor to Las Vegas on March 28. Silk City Chorus. Door prize piano will be Mrs. Thomas Mrs. Helene Schaefer, depart­ Selection Bib Chou H [For further Information contact the Division I Members planning to take this winners were Everett Kennedy, or i | Westmoreland. ment president and William trip should notify Mrs. Paul Hayden Griswold Sr. and I of Extension Services, Manchester Com-1 Members of the Manchester Wlllhlde at the club’s Chester ’Tupper. Mager, department com­ Imunlty College — 646-2137 or 646-2138. Junior Women’s Club attending House Cleaning? mander. N.: ShonM eral^ Michaels purchases November meeting. I A the conference are Mi^s. Gerald FORMAL Brines, Mrs. Rodney Dolin, iFor further information contact the Division of Exten-| and appraises precious Bee! Short Ribs 9Sl Portorhouso - V\ Mrs. Alfred Woodward, Mrs. Your Cleaning Supplies are at Plazal I Sion Services, Manchester Community College — 646-1 Thomas Westmoreland, Mrs. Jumbo Garment Bags jewels from estates and WEAR 2137 or 646-2138. London Broil"-'” VI T’Bono Stonkiu” 1'; Lawrence Finni, Mrs. Robert Rubbermaid Drawer Organizers private owners. Monaco, and Mrs. John Furniture Polish Vacuum Bags Bool Stow "r VI Club Stonk - 1* Motowidlak. Price Is Right! FOR Floor Wax - Silver & Copper Polish To assist in disposing Y oil) in- ■1 In t ’sl is lies! si'n’i’tl • 31 Ytar Resident ol Manchester Rib Roost ' VI Club Stonk 2‘! Rug & Upholstery Shampoo — plus of unneeded jewelry, RENT will'll yon sln'dh to For Board of Directors Sponge Mops, Brooms and Brushes • Member ot Manchester Conservation we invite consultation till' jrwi'l I'xln'iis nl East of the River... Fresh Chicken Chicken Thighs 69:. Vou Get The Best For Less at Plasal with banks and attor- Micliiii’ls ill \ ’t'w Commisalon All the latest styles and colors in We also stock PASCM. A PMCNANO lliivni. III! It font, stock . . . nothing to send away for. Chicken Breasts ■ : P'! Incumbent n e y sin a n y o f the eleven • Vice President ol Keeney Street Ruffled Shirts in We stock sizes from boys' sizes 4-20, Leg S Q ' Resides at 92 Linwood Drive with wife Louise and 5 Quality Products — Budget Prices U'litn Iniiy, M n i- School P.T.A. the latest colors. C o n n e c tic u t cities in Men's Sizes 34-52 Reg., 34-46 Short, children. Received B.A. from St. John’s University In ill'll. Hiiili'('l)oii, 36-52 Long. 38-52 Extra Long, 36-42 Breast £ ' c , S 3 ; . H I V i Drumsticks :: 751 1962 and LL.B. In 1964. Has been Deputy Mayor for the which we have branch Milfonl, Si'w Blit- a Degree In Mechanical Engineer­ Extra Short. iiiii, Biislol, Mini- Finast Bologna Chunh Oscar Mayer Bacon last two years. A practicing attorney, he Is also Assis­ stores. ing at New Haven University tant Vice President and Counsel for CBT Realty Corp. PUZA DEPT. STORE I lii'sli'i, Ihi i iiij’loii Whatavar the Occasion — See Finast Liverwurst Chunk Oscar Mayer Franks B«l (We Have A Notion To Please) • Lab Supervisor and Meohanloal He Is Co-President with wife Louise of Keeney School III Miililli’lowii. Engineer at Jacob's Manulacturing Finast Cooked Salami Oscar Mayer Bologna V.'!” PTA 1972-74. Next to Frank’s Supermarket Polish Sausage Colonial Bologna ____ e a s t m id d l e t p k e ., MANCHESTER REGAL R/IEN'G GNGP W e p r ic e NOV. etii TH( conneri nfN i irow frestily Grinini) Beal Plus Hydraled Vegelable Piolein VOTE DEMOCRATIC I lor tile 901-907 Main St. TrI-CIty Plaza I DEMOGMTIC NIW OF DMEGTORS MANCHESTER VERNON JCWCLERS-lllVCNSMItH* tINCe 1900 Open Mon. thru Sat. Open MON. + Friday Patty Mix Z NOV. 6 9SS MAIN 8T.. MANCHESTER; silo HAOTFOnD • MIDDLETOVI/N • NEW BRITAIN Democratic Town Committoe, Paul Phililpa, Traaa. Read Herald Advertisements l.cadiii^ I'liiiiily fi'U'i'In.s Tin Robert Silva, Treaa. of Robert B, Price For uireotor Committee 9:30 to 5:30 10:00 to 9:00 n oiiglioul All Comiccficut ^ Thursday until 9 P.M. Saturday until 5:30 , | PAPE TWELVE — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Mon., Oct. 29, 1973______MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn.. Mon., Oct. 29, 1973 ■ dinner will be served at 5 and The contest is being held in for suggestions and 6:30 p.nl. Tickets for adults will connection with National achievements. Coffee-Caused Coronaries Challenged The Candidates Vernon Note§ be $3 and children aged 6-2 $2 Children’s Book Week, Nov. 12- for the dinner. Children under 5 18. Students in Grades 4-6 are Special achievement awards UNICEF boxes have been dis­ "It certainly seems Mulloweeii Nifrlil will be admitted free. Dinner invited to participate and write went to "John Harrington and OAKLAND, Calif. (AP) - The Kaiser-Permanente tiphasic examinations between R.: SAFE LIVING tributed to 5,000 children in the TO BE SOLD AT AUCTION premature to add to the pr- Are Saying... Wednesduy night will be will be by reservation only by an essay in 100 words or less. Nicholas Juliano, Irving Medicai Center team said there 1964 and 1970, the report in the area, by Church Women United. vations already Inflicted on the irick-or-treat night in Vernon calling Ruth Parker, 875-4350 by Tautkus, clerks; Bernard 1968 Volkswagen P v ao u worried about heart at­ was "no statisticaiiy significant current issue of the Journal of Collections will be made Awards will be presented at actual or potential coronary MANCHESfER PUBLIC SAFETY COMMITTEE and Mayor Frank McCoy asks Nov. 4. the library on Nov. 17. The Futoma and Frederick Har­ Serial No. 316294100 tacks can eitjoy their morning difference” between heart the American Medical Associa­ 'Wednesday night. ding, foremen of mails; and disease victim by denying him all motorists to be cautious as winner in each grade level will FRIDAY, NOV. 2, 1973 cap of coffee without fear of in­ patients and controi group tion said. The study included 46 iVIayor Frank IVIcCoy EsHuy Conlesl Daniel Reider, station creasing coronary risk, a members who consumed six or h e a rt p a tie n ts and 464 the solace of his morning children will be walking along Cliiireli Buzuiir select a book of his choice. The at 10:00 A.M. Halloween "My F’avorite Adventure manager. medical research team here more cups of coffee daily. "healthy” persons who acted as coffee," the team headed by colors, not dark, hard-to-see roadsides and crossing in­ Rockville Methodist Church Through Reading,” is the books will be donated by the Dr. Arthur R. Klatsky reported. The hobglobins are coming! (McCoy is Republican can­ Playground programs which tersections. will hold its annual holiday women’s club. MORIARTY BROS. concluded after studying 928 Aii persons participating in a control group. costumes. didate for mayor of Vernon, theme of the essay contest to be Postmaster Wilton Lisk also 315 Center St patients. Klatsky said the team's fin­ Time for trick or treat and Flames from Jack-o-lanterns attract 500 registrants are con­ He said there will be ad­ bazaar on Nov. 10 from 10 a.m. the study had undergone mui- haunts and horrors. Unfor­ seeking his third term.) sponsored by the Vernon Junior I’ustal Awards presented a suggestion award Manchester dings reject the widely and candles can cause clothes, ducted on an eight-week basis ditional police, school guards to 8 p.m., at the church on tunately, some of these horrors The Recreation Department Women’s Club in conjunction Several employes of the Ver­ to clerk Harold Streeter and publicized earlier conclusion of skin, or hair to catch fire. Avoid at four school locations and two and patrols out for the protec­ Grove St. can be tw realistic. Every year . operates under the direction of with the Rockville Public non Post Office have be given certificates to clerks Frederick Boston researchers. outfitting your children in parks. A 20-week men’s softball tion of the cliiidrcn and of Lunch will be available from on Halloween, many children a nine-member Recreation Library. cash awards and certificates Machowski and George Wells. The Kaiser study chose par­ billowing flammable costumes. Mini-pricing* program provides summer public and private property. 10 am. to 2 p.m. and a turkey suffer from auto accidents, fire Commission, composed of ticipants in a computer search False hair wigs can also burst enjoyment for more than 450 injuries, falls, cuts, bruises, Carlton Milanese, chairman, aimed at matching ages, into flame. persons, who comprise four poisoned "treats,” and other John Canavari, Buel Chapman, ONE OF THE STOP A SHOP COMPANIES RIGHT FOR smoking habits, blood pressure, Watch out for treacherous separate leagues and 30 teams. unnecessary mlderies. Donald Eden, Donald Leonard, cholesterol levels and other treats such as razor blades in Spectator interest in softball IS YOUR YOUR FACE ? John Orlowski, Francis medical measurements. How can you ensure a safe, apples, tacks in popcorn, Speciais league play, particularly at the Phillips, Joseph Powers, and . ^ , IF YOUR FACE IS ROUND...... enjoyable evening for your ne^ies and pins in candy, and new lighted field at Henry Park Allen Taylor, The director is children? Basically, 1) be sure poisoned popcorn. is high, with crowds in excess of n ^ i i 'ece the lengthening It Compare! See what you save! Donald Berger. they know the possible dangers Know your child's plans. 300 not unusual. A women’s Go m ini-priciiiif. ® "’“ke you look BRING YOUR and 2) make sure they know What route is he going to take? While program by program softball league is also con­ and dollar for dollar com­ For A Nowor Htir Stylo Thl$ Fall, Mako Your Appointment Novr how to avoid them. What companies will he be ducted for six teams and 90 WfLFARE-UNION These are some Halloween with? What supervision will he 5 oz Crest parison with other towns in the ladies over a 12-week period. hazards to watch for. Children have? What homes will he state is difficult, I can say with Another spectator event, Carriage ^ouse ^altm become careless from excite­ visit? What activities has he Toothpaste complete assurance that Ver­ which annually attracts crowds INSURANCE Slarls Mon., Oct. 29-Ssl., Nov. 3 ment and may run into the planned? What time will he be non is a leader in providing of 10,000 persons, is the and get your Stop S Shopsworthl ny or all Couponi May Ba Radtamed With Only Ona S5 Purchau or Mora. 18 Oak Street In Downtown Manchester road. Dusk is the time of home? programs and facilities to all traditional July 4 fireworks dis­ Phone 643-2461 Mon. - Sat. 9 to 5; Thurs. & FrI. 9 to 9 PRESCRIPTIONS poorest visibility for drivers. age groups at an extremely play held at Legion Field. At TO Talk it over with your mmmmmmmmm. Loose costumes, bulky trick-or- children. Know their plans and reasonable cost. I think a fair Easter time, more than 900 treat bags, and unsafe shoes be sure they understand your examination of my report will children frolic with the giant PINE PHARM ACY can cause nasty falls. Masks bear out my belief that our DYNAMO | ! | KRAFT CHARMIN A $ MAXWELL $fG (| | 664 CENTER STREET rules and limitations for their Easter bunny at the Easter Egg \t should not reduce vision. Have activities. recreational programs and Hunt held at Henry Park. LIQUID LAUNOnr your children wear bright ’ facilities contribute greatly S li MAYONNAISE iR A TH R O O M 650 SHEET HOUSE lOu I To make a cotton costume Children 15-years old and under 1 PLY ROLLS toward making Vernon a better DETERGENT flame-resistance, make a paste lit It 11)'“ S’ take part in the Fishing Derby i i r Quart Jar TISSUE 4ROLLPKGS from seven ounces of borax and Arrid '■\Tlt.\ |)K1 place to live. held yearly at Valley Falls. 28 oz. Bottle 2 lb COFFEE le t |! little hot water. Add the rest of The over-all program runs on More than 350 took part last Wilh this coupon and a $5 purchase. i i g With Ihia coupon and a $S purchase. with this coupon and a $S purchase. With this coupon and a $5 purchase. three quarts of water and three Deodorant a 12-month basis and consists of year, with numerous prizes Good Mon., Ocl 29 - Sat., Nov 3 —lim it one boltit par cuslomir Good Mon.. Oct. 20 - Sol., Nov. 3 - Limll ono Jlr pir cuttomir c :> * cooo Good Uoo.,Mon., uci. Ocl. 28 20 - Sbat., it., nov Nov.. 3 - - Limit inrietttite pitgs. pkoi. per cuiromercultomor Good Mon.. Oct. 29 > Sat, Nov 3 - lim it one can per customer ounces of boric acid. Stir this Mini-priced® more than 50 individual awarded to fortunate yyyyj/)/yyyy}iyyyyyyyyyyvvy\iyy.ynap9ic/[yy)iyysyy.yyyx}ayyyyyyyyyyyyyyaBop^^yxiLxyyy^yyy)3m 9.0 0 0 o.o_o.o,o m o,oi).o o o.o.oi)ji. until the liquid is clear. Dip the speciai. How programs and activities. It is fishermen. F- costume in this solution, wet­ much do you currently operating on a budget Tennis is also gaining pop­ ting it completely. Let it dry pay? 6 oz. of $105,000, which compares ularity and the department with the previous year’s budget thoroughly before wearing. If spray can provides open tennis in addition S A V E 1 4 ’’ i|S i S A V E 5 0 ' S A V E 1 5 ^ SAVE 12" il the costume is washed, it must of $107,000. to both adult and children’s With this coupon on a 1 lb. pkg. with this coupon on a 10 oz. jar with this coupon on a IS count pkg. w ith this coupon on a 48 count pkg. be retreated for flame "Receipts from various lessons. Plans for additional The United Way events, mainly pool operation’s, resistance. courts in the Talcottville area PROMISE MAXIM FREEZE RES PAK TALL SALADA I I Review safety rules for amounted to approximately are well advanced, while fun­ i l l walking with your children. Johnson’s $11,000., bringing actual ding for the lighting of the SOFT MARGARINE DRIED COFFEE KITCHEN BAGS TEA BAGS gi ■i!l operating expenses to about existing high school courts will Stress crossing at cross walks, Good Mun . Oct. 29 ~ S a t. Nor. 3 - Lim it one pkg. per customer Good Mon., Oct. 29 - Sat.. Nov. 3 > L im ll one jar per customer Good Mon , Oct. 29 - Sat., Nov. 3 - Limit one pkg. per customer (1^ ^ IJ P ljjiQ U U l^ a L J l Limit ore pirg p e :, , ' l l ’ looking both ways before Bahy Powder $94,000. This represents a be requested. is more than crossing, and never crossing department expense of about .6 Of relatively recent origin is Mini-priced® baW of one mill to support the the road race program held between parked cars. It’s im­ special. How recreation program for more yearly, in which all ages and row6(T([(y ow o'flow ly ^ W(T( portant to wait for the "walk” much do you signal and to be alert for cars than 28,000 citizens. The direc­ both sexes take part. It has con­ pay? 24 oz. tor’s position, which is tinued to grow in popularity " S ' turning at intersections. Make plastic can n tM S A V E sure they stay on the sidewalks. classified as "part time,” from both a participant and with this coupon on a quart carton w ith this coupon on an 84 oz. box with this coupon on a 3 oz. bottle With this coupon on a 200 It. roll pkg. g j ID Agendes Serving ...... If there are no sidewalks in currently pays $5,350. per year. spectator viewpoint. your at-ea, tell them to walk The commission 'operates The Recreation Department CHEER LAUNDRY SILENCE GOUEN GLAD WRAP way to the left, facing traffic. Henry Park, Legion Field, provides professional expertise 1 Insist that treats be brought Vaseline Valley Falls Park, Horowitz and field maintenance ORANGE JUICE DETERGENT COOGH SYRUP FDDD WRAP 4 ■ e Good Mon.. Oct 29 - Sal., Nov. 3 - Limit one pkg. per customer home for inspection before Pool, Vernon Community Pool, assistance for numerous in­ Good Mon., Oct. 29 - Sat., Nov. 3 - Limit one cation pet customer ' ^ ) Good Mon., Ocl. 29 - Sat., Nov. 3 - Limit one box per customer Good Mon.. Oct. 29 -> Sit., Nov. 3 - Limit oni bottle per customer ^ eating. Make sure your children Intensive Care Lotion the Teen Center, and mini­ dependent organizations, such |o u to f understand that this is for their Mini-priced® playgrounds at Burke Rd. and as Little Miss Softball, Vernon safety. If you discover anything special. How West Main St. In addition the and Rockville Little Leagues, lu m m m m m ^ O'fi 0 0 Ci'O f) 0’() f) 6Q(i 0 5^" wrong with the treats, report it much do you commission, through the co­ and the Vernon Babe Ruth to the police so they can warn pay? 10 oz. operation of the Board of League. The Hartford Twilight Education, makes extensive League also uses the Henry S A V E 1 0 ° S A V E 1 5 S A V E 1 5 " S A V E I E ” : other parents and possibly plastic bottle w ith this coupon on a 150 count pkg. With this coupon on a 4 count pkg. .with this coupon on a 75 count pkg. ^ catch the people responsible for use of both indoor and outdoor Park diamond on a scheduled ^ith this coupon on a 15 count pkg. Greater Hartford facilities at most of our public basis, providing added spec­ the trouble. GLAD KITCHEN GLAD GLAD LAWN WEIGHT GLAD FOOD ^ ! Keep your home safe for for schools. tator enjoyment. The Lottie other parents’ “trick-or- A new recreational complex Fisk Building, also located at STORAGE DAGS treaters.” Greet children at the VO-5 currently nearing completion at Henry Park, serves as a GARRAGE BAGS SANDWICH BAGS CLEAN-UP BAGS Good Mon., Oct. 29 - Sal, Novi 3 > lim it one pkg per customer S'.S ' ^ ) | {" Gopd Mon . Ocl. 29 - Sat.. Nov 3 •> Limit one pkg. pet customir Good Moft., Oct. 29 » Sat., Hov. 3 - Limit on# pkg. per customer Good Mon , Oct. 29 - S at. Nov 3 - Limit cne pkg per cubtomir door, but don’t encourage them Boulder Ridge will provide area meeting place for many citizen F a m ilie s to come inside. Keep the light Hair Spray residents with a large playfield groups and activities. M JM ilSJIM M lM JISM JliM ii on so children can see where Mini-priced® and ball diamond, extensive The fall and winter schedule, Items offered for sale not available in case lots or to other retajidealets or wholesalers. using the facilities of the public they are walking. Remove special. How ALBERTO picnic areas, a large pavillion Sr Mini-Priced Frozen Food Buys Mlnl-Priced Bakery: obstacles from s te p s , much do you building, toilet facilities, and school system, is varied with sidewalks, and the lawn so pay? 16 oz. over 18 acres of open woodland. activities offered to both men l^S^D.A. Choice ^^Quality-Protected”Beef. children won’t trip. Wrap spray can This area was acquired and and women of all ages. Basket­ Flavored ^^ENGUSH Muffins goodies if loose or handmade. developed at no cost to the ball programs encompass eight Cinnamon Raisin, Why not add your name to taxpayers under an earlier leagues, more than 700 par­ - .. ■It' ^ Blueberry. Cheddar Cheese packages, so parents will know arrangement with the tract ticipate and offers both lear­ or Bacon flavored 2 ^ ? 7 9 ' where it came from? Rise developers. ning and recreational oppor­ It* MTMi iss,' Halloween can be a fun time. A summary of summer and tunities for ages seven to 40 and ’..... ■ Daisy Plain o” Donuts 2 'V Y 7 5 ' spring activities indicates that beyond. Over 150 adults and Your preparation can alert your Shave Creme K n l n B r a i l * ' stops Shop S ble Pound Cake 2 V\°? M children to the possible the aquatic programs encom­ children take part in the Maple Walnut Cake STOP 4 SHOP VV,'69'. Mini-priced® pass 16 separate activities in department’s wrestling and Il \ BONELESS SHOULDER STEAK Bi dangers, show them to avoid ac­ special. How I It), cidents, and help them to have a addition to general, swim judo classes. A volleyball Sun Glory Orange Juice Daisy While Bread 2 loaves 55' much do you good, safe time. sessions. Over 62,000 ad­ program, conducted in conjunc­ 10 0 % orange juice from Florida. Butlertop White Bread“'°5[S%AF°' 49' pay? 11 oz. R...H, 6 oz. missions were recorded in 1972, tion with Ellington, has 14 Get your Stop & Shopsworthl I II Cons I / preparation facilities to offer beef as naturally tender, juicy spray can while an additional 300 persons teams with 125 parlicipants, ^^'and full of flavor as Stop&Shop‘s“Quality-Protected” beef... Pumpkin orlSquash Pie participated in such activities while co-ed badminton is Ocean Spray Juice 29' Church Plans 10 ounce 7 0 ^ ' better tasting beef. Some day other markets may be able to say Stop & Shop Jergens Lotien plastic bottle # 7 as regular swim classes, offered on a weekly basis. Stouffer’s Potatoes Au Gralin 'm 49' Pko lifesaving, diving club, swim The latest innovation of the t6oz. S i [about their beef what Stop & Shop can say today. Why wait until some day? Absolutely delicious! 69' Lay Institute m, I I A • • ForFor Children children a a I Birds Eye Tiny Talers 3 Pkgs. I team, swimming lessons for the department is the organization 12 oz. St. Joseph Aspirin Bottieofss 23 Buitoni Baked Ziti Pko. 49' In Columbia handicapped, special .splash of a flag-football league, which "Quality- Mini-Priced Oell-Hut specials parties, canoe clinics and syn­ is now under way with six Protacted" A Fellowship Interdenomina­ Shoulder or Bottom Round Roast I.IIJU-LI tional Lay Institute for 300 Step & Shep Aspirin bottle 4 9 chronized swimming. teams and 100 men taking part. Stop & Shop Peas Corn Winter activities include in­ Evangelism will be conducted to o z . Q O c "Quallty-Protaclad" Beet Alpert’s Pastrami door roller skating, with some Wg think you'll like ours as from Nov. 5 to Nov. 11 at the P k o s 0 y U.S.D.A. Choict SLICED OR DY THE PlCCt Cotton Swahs 4 9 ‘ 200 children participating on a well as your favorite brand. Swiss Steak Bettem Reund T Baptist Fellowship in Colum­ 5 Tasty, sliced fresh bia. 2.25 ounce weekly basis. Ice skating, Stouffer's Macaroni & Cheese Wg' 49' Great (or those quick suppois! sliding, and toboganing, Wendell Bither of Bolton is Desitin Ointment tube 79 ‘ weather permitting, are Taste O’Sea Fish Cakes 3 Z. *1 Back Rump Roast Eye Round Roast 1!? heading the planning com­ Nepco Beef Salami i^79' Con-Ed Seeks available ,at Ecker’s property, Taste O’Sea Cod Fillets Wg'99' mittee. The Rev. Jack INDIVIDUAL — ROUND Finnish Swiss Cheese i'^69‘ Use Of High Webster Pond, and Valley ’'Quallty-Prolfcted” Bm I U.8.D.A. Cholc* *11= Schneider, pastor of the Baptist on one bottie of 60 Falls. Tenderettes Beef Steaks Glazed Ham STOP & SHOP KITCHENS t8 5 ' Fellowship, is chairman of the SAVE Miscellaneous offerings in­ Fleischmann's Egg Beaters Ham Salad s w » shop kitchens i'(:99' pastors’ committee. Sulphur Fuel AVAILABLE IN STORES clude a dog obedience class* WITH PATTY MACHINE lb. The $6 cost for the week of scrambled eggs wilh Ibis product. Pkg. Beef Plus‘ B9i Beef Plus'Patties 9 9 ° Nepco Beef Bologna i^^69' Excedrin NEW YORK (AP) - The currently being formed, with 79‘ *75% regular ground bcof 25% hydrated textured vegetable protein. Overall fat content not more than 24%. training covers admission to 7Vi oz.OQ b 1o^ 4 5 ' with this ceupen Consolidated Edison Co. says over 40 dogs enrolled to date; Corn Toasties HOWARD JOHNSON Pkg. Rye or Pumpernickel Bread five lectures and five seminars 7V» oz Limit one bottie per customer. without permission to use high- the annual Christmas BlueberryToasties HOWARD JOHNSON 39' and a manual. Coupon good Oct. 29 thru Nov. 3 Pkg. sulfur oil that is banned by the decorating contest; children’s PIZZA OR 9 02, o n e i l Mini-Priced Trom our Kiichenin The institute is being con­ Jeno's Snack Tray PIZZA ROLL Pkg u 3 state, selective blackouts, Christmas party and Santa ducted by the Lay Division of . 3Coz. S-J39 SwifCs Premium Week at Stop & Shop! power cutbacks and higher Claus parades; and periodic Donzi Dozen Pizza p^, Campus Crusade for ,Chrst Barbecue Spare Ribs rates could result. band concerts. Duplicate Hendries Super Assortment ^Wkago Gelatines-5 Flavors h ^ cont International. Those wishing Con Ed President Charles bridge, offered 40 weeks during G 3/H more information may call the Luce said the utility has enough the year, attracts an average of Cocktail Sauce 7 oz. Jar 35' Baptist Fellowship, 228-0102. on onel.Sozgiass bottle low-sulfur oil to last Its plants 60 players per week. Merit Ice Cream SAVE lb. only 25 days, because restric­ The commission continues to Q A L CARTON Rock Cornisli Hens ^79 >1 Mlnl-PrlGBdFl80Speclals~~| VANILLA. CHOCOLATE, tions on the export of Mideast be aware of the future needs of HARLEQUIN OR COFFEE CLASS IN BUSES Ban Roii-on oil have cut off Con Ed’s the department as they relate 69‘ SWIFT'S PREMIUM Fresh Flounder Fillets VANCOUVER, Wash, (AP) Deodorant suppliers. to added facilities, and park 3 lb. Canned Ham SAVE $1.00 — Evergreen High School with this ceupen Exemption from state laws Cooked Shrimp-Salad Size lb 89' students are using school buses areas, as well as future per­ Sara Lee Pumpkin Pie 89' Limit one bottle per customer.sfomer. 32 oz. PACKAGE Cooked Shrimp Patties asw VV,' 7 5 ' as classrooms.x Coupon good Oct. 29 thru Nov. 3 forbidding use of oil with a sul­ sonnel needs and organization. SWIFT'S PREMIUM The school decided to use the fur content exceeding .3 per 5 lb. Canned Ham buses because classrooms in cent is necessary. Luce said, or I I Mlnl-PPlcBd Dairy Specials I 1 lb.! II Mlnl-Prlced Produce Specials J Con Ed will have to impose pkg. the school’s old buildings are Beef Franks nr Bnn Size Franks NORTHW/ESTERN being remodeled and new emergency cutbacks of power. t lb. I buildings are still under con­ In another development. Breakstene Yogurt pkg. struction. SAVE on one bottie of State Environmental Com­ Your choice of 6 luscious flavors. Regular Bacon or Lazy Maple Bacon "We’re using the buses for missioner Henry Diamond par­ Great (or "staying-in-shape." English, foreign languages and tially exempted Northville In­ SWIFT'S PREM social studies courses?’ said Smoked Boneless Pork Bytts 100 Bufferin dustries from the pollution Borden Swiss Style Fondue 'Z 99° principal Edmund Bock. with this ceupen 8 oz. ‘We’re only teaching one class restrictions. Borden American Slices Wo' 85' ^ pkg. ( Limit one botll* per euilomer. ’The firm will be allowed to w h it e on YELLDW Brown ; -All Varieties in the buses that seems to fit. Coupon good Oct. 29 thru Nov. 3 Drivers’ training.” use high-sulfur oil and supply Borden ‘^Hr^ Cheese Spread °Pk°J 6 5 ' 2S' SWIFT'S PREMIUM Suffolk County, but will still be Corned Beef for Oven Roasting FOR BETTER SCHOOLS INDIAN RIVER — RED DR WHITE u permitted to give more pop­ SeaMaidShrimpCoGktailT THE ONE WAY TO GIVE H We-re Voting ulous Nassau County only the 4 01. JAR — 3 PACK Seedless Grapefruit 6'»'79‘ low-sulfur fuel. All Meat Franks Ham Patties 21 oz can'F . NAr n “By doing this we can direct YES on ono 8 ounce spray con Men’s Stretch Pocket Packs Fresh Spinach > 49* SAVE low-sulfur fuel to areas where MADE IN U.S.A. — SMALL, MED., LQ. OR EXTRA LQ. Papperoni .•s i *21? PorkSausaga »" '»*1'5 on QuotUon 1 air pollution problems are ASSORTED The Unibed Viau N ov. 6 greatest,” Diamond said. Rubbers Chukka Boots Ml?. Feggy and Lyman Uitra Ban Beef Stick > 99'’ Pork Roast .»Te» »*3** OF GREATER HARTFORD ** The fuel shortage also Rci!Fi;i;|s Foliage Plants - T ’ Marihall Deodorant High Bools *4®p?. § ^ with this ceupen threatened to cripple the city’s 14 Summil Street Limit on. c«n M r customer. taxicab fleets, but the Texaco Commlltee to Pau the School Coupon good Oct. 29 thru Nov. 3 oil company reversed Its deci­ m is IS a teat pattern to Referendum, W. Slelth, Treei. STOP & SHOP in'MANCHESTER The United Way of Greater Hartford, 68 South Main Street, West Hartford, Connecticut 06107*(203) 521-1860 sion to limit the amount of fuel determine Ttut LUMtld’a print­ 263 Middle Turnpike West • EAST HARTFORD 830 Silver Lane. 8:00a.m.-10:00p.m.,Mon.-Sat. ing quality. BETTER SCHOOLS it would supply the fleets.

-Ai3dV5 oaDiw irnd PAGE FOURTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Mon., Oct. 29. 1973 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Mon., Oct. 29, 1973— PAGE FIFTEEN Penney Rebounds Cards Winless East Catholic Herald Angle Check Battle of Bloomington To Drub Indians Trimmed by Enfield B y Earl Yoat Sports Editor Skein Hockey Achieved in Trenches By Lett Auater gap following a Mike Camarco recovery of this obviously took its toll throughout the DETROIT - The Detroit Red With lightning-quickness, the a fumble at the Manchester nine. Three By Marc Rick NEW YORK (AP)-The Steelers stopped the Cincinnati. a difference. To a man, we long afternoon. Wings acquired defenseman Steelers 20, Bengals 13 plays later, Paul Bogar dove over form ST. LOUIS (AP) - "It was Minnesota Vikings won the Bengals 20-13 and the Oakland played super.” Manchester High football team East Coach John LaFontana summed up Brent Hughes from the St. Reserve, quarterback Terry the two for his first of two TD’s. A two- Three touchdowns each by Joe the most,” a delighted Mel Raiders, leaders in the West SuiiilH 19, ItiMlHkiiu) .'i streaked to a 12-0 lead on two the grodiron battle saying, "Football Is a Louis Blues for an undisclosed Battle of Bloomington as Hanratty, thrown Into the point try was stopped. Seeley and Pat Riley led a scoring Gray maintained in simple trimmed the Baitimoie Colts New Orleans stunned touchdown bombs by quarterback game of strategy and hitting. We had the amount of cash. they win most of their breech when starter Terry On the first play of the second quarter, parade to help vault Enfield High to a Defense Keyed Win terms, and who were the New 34-21. Washington 19-3 with the help of Rick Milka with not even seven Penney tied it up as quarterback Rich strategy but the hitting wasn’t there." York Giants to argue? ST. LOUIS - The St. Louis battles — in the trenches. Bradshaw suffered a shoulder 49-8 non-league triumph over winless Defense...Defense...Defense is a familiar chant heard at In other games, the San Diego a newcomer. Bill McClard minutes gone. But, the Indians could Linden found Bogar all alone and they The always optimistic LaFontana sees Blues traded Jack Egers to the The Viking foot soldiers separation, joined with a tough East Catholit (0-7) at the victors next week’s clash differently. Against most football games and the University of Connecticut The 5-foot-9 Gray utilized his broke through the enemy’s lines kicked four field goals to Pittsburgh defense to help the not stand prosperity, seeing the combined for a 45-yard scoring strike. The New Yoric Rangers for Glen provide the upset. home facilities Saturday afternoon. Pulaski In New Britain, he feels man-for- took the cue right off the practice field from the coaching speed Sunday to camp under Sather and a player to be and totally disrupted their Steelers edge Cincinnati 20-13. Penney High Black Knights roll up 32 point after try was wide and the team’s ‘We tried to get ready but points to their none thereafter and were deadlocked at 12-all. The 5-1 Raiders dominated the entire man the Eagles may have the better per­ .Pf^Porlng for Massachusetts. The five Jim Hart aerials for the St. named later. game plan en route to a tense contest rolling to a 36-0 lead at the half as sonnel. “There will be no reason for defeat UConns defense last Saturday afternoon at Storrs was just Louis Cardinals. 8 10-9 National Football League when your opponent loses 40-0, Raiders 34, Colts 21 come out on the short end of 32-12 Just before the half, Milka hit Hunt for it’s hard to do,” said i Seeley tallied on romps of five, 56, and 15 next week,” concluded LaFontana. "No superb in its ‘big’ battle against the Minutemen in the victory over the Los Angeles Ken Stabler completed 25 of count in a CCIL encounter Saturday in what seemed to be a go-ahead tally. But, And, to the Giants’ consterna­ Washington Coach George 29 passes to set an NFL record an illegal procedure infraction nullified yards. Senior Riley added an eight-yard reason.” Rams Sunday. East Hartford. mighty important Yankee Conference meeting. One thing tion, three of the ensuing recep­ Tennis Allen, referring to the Saints’ as Oakland bombed Baltimore the play and the earns went into the run, a 30-yard pass reception and a fumble Some costly early game fumbles by the is sure, UMass, losers of two YC games, won’t repeat as "I tried everything, but they The Tribes’ downfall can be attributed recovery in the end zone. In all, six Eagle Eagles may have been the key to victory tions produced touchdowns just out-execuM us all day,” 40-0 loss last week to San Fran­ 34-21. Stabler’s completion to mistakes. They lost two fumbles, had dressing room tied. conference king. On the other hand, Coach Larry Naviaux’ spelling a 35-27 Cardinals cisco. “We were just fortunate miscues were made with Enfield for the Enfielders. Mistakes gave them ABERAVON, Wales - said Los Angeles quarterback percentage of .862 wiped out the four passes intercepted, and gave up the Penney came storming out of the locker precision-drilled Huskies are still at the top of the ladder in triumph in a match of two lowly ^ that Dallas lost.” capitalizing on most of them. beautiful field position numerous times as Virginia Wade of Britain John Hadl. "No doubt about it, record of ,857 established by ball in excellent field position on a mis­ room and ran roughshod over the Indian the standings. With two games remaining in the con­ National Football League I'.ugli'K .'iO, Cowltoys 16 Sammy Baugh of the defensive platoon in the third stanza, put­ East’s offensive array really didn’t open the Blue and \^ ite defense had its backs hammered out a 6-3,6-1 victory that’s the best defensive team handled snap from center in a punting ference, both on the road, against Boston University and teams. Roman Gabriel fired two Washington Redskins in 1945. ting 14 points on the board in the process. up until late in the final period. Signal- to the wall continuously. over American Julie Heldman we’ve played all year. It was situation. Three turnovers led directly to Chargers and Cleveland touchdown passes and scored Baugh connected on 18 of 21 Taking the second half kickoff, the caller Bob Love manuvered the attack Rhode Island, the UConns boast a perfect 4-0 record. The victory snapped a string in the women’s singles final of just a battle all day long — we Knight scores. Browns played to a 16-16 tie; another on a quarterback sneak passes. Knights drove 57 yards in seven plays with going to receivers Joe Banning and Dave East QB Love had a fine game passing Ferocious, best describes the UConn defense which of four defeats for the Cardinals an international tennis tourna­ never got the momentum.” leading the way for Coach Ted Knurek’s Eric TorkeUon on Move the Denver Broncos slugged the to lead Philadelphia past Dallas signal-caller Linden bootlegging it in from Berner repeatedly and finally connecting for 183 yards with Berner and the little- stopped the UMass running game and thrilled a season- and left them with a 3-4 record ment, while Mark Cox beat One of the pesty Viking Knights, now 2-3-2, were halfback Paul New York Jets 40-28; the St. 30-16, Chargers 16, Browns 16 the five. John Zadrozny converted. with the latter on a four-yard touchdown. used Banning doing the bulk of the high crowd of 15,551. Joe Corbo, a rough, tough middle in tightened National Australian Owen Dolison 7-6,72 raiders was middle linebacker Bogar and fullback Tony Barillari, who The locals chose the ground route in the Jeff Siemon, who helped turn Louis Cardinals beat the New “This is an amazing team, a Ray Wersching’s 16-yard field chalked up two markers apiece. Defen­ Penney chalked up another TD following UConn Ace Paced Offensive receiving. Sophomore Cephus Nolen paced guard, and defensive back Bruce 'Thompson were the main Conference East Division stan­ in the men’s singles final. team of nobodys,” said Gabriel, early stages but found the Enfield defense PRAGUE - Jiri Hrebec of the war of unbeatens in the York Giants 35-27 and the goal with 30 seconds remaining sively, linebackers Andy Zorzi and Steve .the poorly handleid center snap. This the East rushers with a meager 10 yards culprits the invaders were unable to shake off. Thomspon dings. referring to an Eagles’ club too tough. Czechoslovakia , upset coun­ Vikings’ favor. Chicago Bears routed the gave San Diego a 16-16 tie with Bates, the latter credit^ with 15 tackles, march, 37 yards in 11 plays, culminated on five tries along with Joel Desimone chased ace UMass flanker back Tim Berra all afternoon Houston Oilers 35-14. studded with rookies and Cleveland. with Barillari diving over from the one. They came out firing in the second half Wasted in the setback by the tryman Jan Kodes W, 6-1,3-6,6- In the fourth quarter when were big thorns against Manchester. Jennings Next at Storrs who picked up six yards on six attempts. and limited the Yankee Conference scoring leader to just The Kansas City Chiefs meet castoffs. “This is the best win 2 Zadrozny’s PAT boosted the margin to 26- attemping some 29 aerials in all and com­ Giants, who are 1-5-1 following 0 7-5 to win the Czechoslovak th e Rams attempted a Indian Coach Larry Olsen said before the Bills in Buffalo for the rVe ever been associated 12. pleting 12. The Raiders defense, however, Scoring: one catch which netted 14 yards. a fifth straight loss, was Randy Grand Prix Tennis Tourna­ counterattack, Siemon blitzed Broncos 40, Jets 28 the game his team had to throw in order to weekly Monday night game. with.” The Knights closed out the scoring with stymied any long gainers and East was E-P. Riley 8-yd. run (kick good) Johnson’s passing, which near­ ment. through the Rams’ line twice to Charley Johnson threw two have a chance against a very stingent Eric The Great The Ram-Viking affair, l.ioiiH .'14, Puckers 0 6:54 left in the contest as Barillari plunged held to the shorter completions. E-J. Seeley 5-yd. run (conversion run) ly matched that of Hart. RICHMOND, Va. - harrass Hadl and then socked touchdown passes, then Steve Penney defensive unit. Statistics show The run-oriented Greenmen were paced While the defnse stood out like headlights in a morning the Los Angeles ace for a 15- played before a full house in Altie Taylor had his best Ramsey came off the bench to that the Tribe had trouble rushing, netting off his own left side the final two yards. E-Seeley ^ y d . run (conversion pass) Johnson completed 28 of 44 ef­ Secondseeded Tprben Ulrich of rushing day with 160 yards. The by workhorse Seeley who notched 112 fog, Eric Torkelson continued his brillant running. The 6-2, yard loss. Bloomington, Minn., gave the uncork a 76-yard scoring bomb, just 42 yards in 26 attempts. The Silk City The conversion was missed, but Penney UConn on Top, E-Seeley 15-yd. run (run failed) forts for 348 yards and two Denmark upset top-seeded shutout was Detroits first this yards on 11 carries. The rushing attack “I was right in Hadl’s face,” fans their money’s worth from as Denver beat the New York had all it needed to register a 32-12 vic­ E-Riley fumble recovery in end zone (kick 214-pound running back was at his very best, churning out Frank Sedgman of Australia, 5- season. eleven, now 2-3-1 in CCIL play, had was most effective as the Eagle defenders touchdowns and ran two yards said Siemon. "We knew if he the beginning. Jets 40-28. tory. good) 109 yards in 31 carries despite being keyed on by the 7,6-2,632 in the singles finals of Falcons 17, 49crs .'1 success in the air, but just in the first half. could not stop a total of six backs. for another during an im­ ever set up to try to throw the Fred Cox kicked a 15-yard Olsen praised Penney’s effort saying, E-J. Dippel pass to T. Murphy 20 yds. UMass defense. Twice Torkelson carried the pigskin into the Grand Masters Tennis Bob Lee hooked up with Ken Although the Silk Towners gave up 49 pressive afternoon. long one, we eventually would field goal and Fran Tarkenton Cardinals 35, Giants 27 9 Milka came out throwing after his team “We put them down hard early but they Yale Rebounds (kick failed) Tournament. the end zone for six-pointers. clicked on a nine-yard scoring Burrow for 164 yards and two recovered a loose ball in excellent field came right back.” Olsen also said he markers, it must be said they fought all E.C.-B. Love to D. Berner pass 4 yds. sack him.” Jim Hart fired four TD The University of Connecticut, sitting on top of the UMass came into the game with a 20-point, plus, game But the 29-year-old Hart, also strike to Chuck Foreman to TDs in Atlanta’s 17-3 win. The position. He hit Bruce Taggart for eight wasn’t disappointed in his team’s perfor­ the way. The defensive platoon seemed to (conversion run) The Vikings thus improved passes, including three o Mel Yankee Conference, has a week off from its league labors average, but it was lucky to set just one point on the board, in his eighth NFL season, hit 13 give the Vikings a 10-0 lead and Falcons (4-3) won their third and then hit halfback Jack Maloney mance. “We were hurt by turnovers. But, be on the field 90 per cent of the time and E-Dippel to Riley pass 30 yds. (kick good) of 18 passes and scored twice their record to 7-0, the only un­ Gray, to lead St. Louis past the before playing its final two games in its drive for the title. so effective was the home club defense. then their brutish defense made straight game since Lee swinging out of the backfield for 12 yards. we never quit.” more than his New York Baseball blemished record in pro foot- New York Giants 35-27. But for a revitalized Yale football team, one of its biggest Peil Pennington, All-Yankee Conference quarterback, ballj and also improved their it stand up. became quarterback. After two short gains, Milka found wide Milka made good on his first five tosses, counterpart. Dolphins 30, Patriots 14 games looms just six days away in the chilly hills of Hanover, KANSAS CITY - The Kansas lead in the National The sturdy Viking defense Bears 35 Oilers 14 receiver Dave Hunt open in the corner of and wound his his day’s work eight for 16 N.H. who helped rip the UConns to shreads a year ago, ac­ Stung by two New England “Their defense may have City Royals traded veteran left­ Conference’s Central Division. held the Rams to David Ray Ike Hill’s 95-yard kickoff the end zone for a 27-yard touchdown pass. for 154 yards and two TD’s. He was in­ counted for the only UMass score, and it wasn’t with his TDs in the first period, Miami With Lous Mancari, an 18-year-old freshman, completing 10 of Roundup been guessing,” said Hart, hander Tom Bergmeier to the The Vikings moved to a four- field goals of 30,35 and 47 yards return capped a three- The conversion attempt was short. tercepted once before being forced to the arm, but his legs. From a possible field goal formation, rallied with the help of three 21 passes and Eric Torkelson romping for 109 yards and two whose 48-yard bomb to Walker Minnesota Twins’ Pacific Coast game lead over the Green Bay and that was it. touchdown explosion within 95 Following a short Penney punt, sidelines, knocked woozy by an aggressive Pennington took the snap from center and ran instead field goals by Garo Yepremian Manchester found itself operating from touchdowns, the Huskies crushed Massachusetts Saturday, 28-6. Gillette caught New York nap­ League farm club for minor Packers (2-3-2), who dropped a seconds, sweeping Chicago past blitzing Penney defns. Second-string from the 21, a play that fooled most everyone in the "We did play super,” said an for a 30-14 victory over the the midfield stripe. It took one play to get The victory upped UConn’s league mark to 4-0, a full game ahead ping in the third quarter. league right-hander Ken Gill. 34-0 decision to the Detroit winless Houston (0-7) 35-14. helmsman Billy Wilson showed poise in of both Rhode Island and New Hampshire. jammed stadium. After that, Corbo and Co. took over and immodest Carl Eller. “We Patriots. in as Milka connected with Maloney on a Lions. his first outing, but made good on only one The Huskies are sure to hang on to that spot for at least another Top Four Teams UMass, without any running game to speak of, was That thrust established a 21- played as well as we have ever short pass and the junior scatback out- of seven aerials with three passes being The Rams (6-1) lost a game week. They play host to non-league foe Rutgers and their star stymied all but once with the ball in its possession. 10 St. Louis lead, and Gray's played ...everyone contributed. THE raced the Knights’ defense to paydirt. picked off by an alert Knight’s secondary. Golf off their National Conference runner J.J. Jennings next Saturday at Storrs. speed took over after the Giants Western Division lead to the If one man falls down, it makes BEATfuFUEL.I lSHORTAGE Maloney’s conversion try was blocked, but Total yardage for the Indians was 208 Field Goalf Safties narrowed to 21-17. TACK OVLR DOORS. WINDOWS. the Tribe led 12-0 with 5:10 remaining in But for Yale, which has had a down-and-up year, there is no On Point Sprees Atlanta Falcons, who trimmed while Penney netted 242 yards, 173 of Running a diagonal pattern, tORCHtS & URU/TWAYS the first quarter. rest ahead. After losing two of its first three games, including an Freshman Lou Mancari played like a senior at quarter­ NAGOYA, Japan — Masashi the San Francisco 49ers 17-3. which was accounted for by the ground at­ Ivy League upset to Brown, the Bulldogs have bounced back with the onetime collegiate sprint “Jumbo” Ozaki of Japan W STOP MIO wiHTtii drafts] But, Manchester couldn’t stop Penney’s tack. NEW YORK (AP) — It’s hard to understand why Woody back and the winners unveiled a fine running back in Perry Two upsets punctuated the victories over Columbia, 29-0, and Cornell, 20-3. champion split the Giants’ zone ' Shatlirpr**! bruising ground attack the rest of the Hayes, Bear Bryant, Barry Switzer and McFadden, out of Northwest Catholic. The latter got his carded a 72 to hold off a charge NFL’s bloody Sunday as the Manchester’s next start is another The result has been a three-way tie with Harvard and Dart­ and left three defenders by fellow countryman Isao Aoki afternoon. Knurek’s crew narrowed the CCIL tilt Saturday at Wethersfield High. are so unhappy. After all, their teams are ranked 1-2-3-4 in Country Club chance when Henry Reed and Ray Jackson were hobbled New Orleans Saints turned back mouth for second place in the league, behind 3-0 Penn. sprawling on a 55-yard pass and win the $124,528 Tokai the Washington Redskins 19-3 the college football ratings. Best 12 by injuries. play. Look j ■ Run FI. Dartmouth, the defending champion, plays host to Yale next International Open Golf Tour­ ^ _ JUlt TAC« ON m Class A - Steve Matava 42-3- and the Philadelphia Eagles Homes ^ ^"1 3 FI. Wide But listen: After scoring 21 points in the second period, for a 21-6 Seven minutes later the Onlw ■ OVil WINDOW!. lor the Saturday after having beaten previously-undefeated Harvard, 24- nament by one stroke. O n ly 0 9 V 4 *^*^***}jp¥\ protected with ^ l ' Also in 4 FI 39, Bob McGurkin 45-4-41; Class hammered the Dallas Cowboys ▼ 18. Yale has three straight league games in the weeks after Dart­ —“I hated the last 20 points,” Hayes said after top-ranked Ohio halftime lead, all the second half scoring came on a field maneuver was nearly BRISBANE, Australia - J.C. name Flex 0 Glass can J r B - Bill Prindle 48-7-41, John 30-16. Washington maintained a y m p save up to 4 0 % in (uel costs. mouth. State exploded for ei^t_touchdowns in the second and third goal and two safeties. duplicated on a 41-yard cast Snead shot a one-under-par 71 to « .(1 JHOLDS Kristof 47-5-42; Qass C - Ed one-game lead in the National Manchester Hardware GENUINE FLEX O GLASS is tar IN Rennet Sweeps Illing Rooters Two inter-state tussles are_on tap next Saturday with periods and buried Northwestern 60-0 the Wildcats’ worst setback Coming up in Saturday’s home finale, which will also be from Hart that sent St. Louis win the $37,500 Australian Open on the Warner 53-8-45, A1 Carmienke Conference’s Eastern Division. and Supply Company edge stronger than polyethylene. it*s HEAT Bridgeport travelin^to Southern Cofmeeticut State and Trinity since 1899. “A game like this doesn’t prove a heck of a lot the way out of range at 35-20. Golf Championship by two the only plastic window mate­ 54-9-45, Rudy Pierro 53-8-45; Band Day, will be Rutgers, a club whipped oitly by UMass. Elsewhere, the East-leading lor your | rial GUARANTEED 2 YEAfiSI ^ r% hEEPS St^eeping the series, the son, found the back of the nets visiting the Coast oibrd Academy. we broke it open.” “ They were in a defense strokes over fellow American 877 MAIN ST. IN '/ T I OUT second tally, in the fourth Low gross - Stan Hilinski 72; J.J. Jennings, the nation’s leading ground-gainer, will lead Miami Dolphins tripped the protec W a-p GOGM Bennet Junior High soccer early in the second quarter. In other games. Central Connecticut State takes its 6-1 record -Runner-up Alabama did even better, slaughtering Virginia designed to stop the long ones,” Jerry Breaux. P.o< I«> PI4S1KS S -l'te 19?4 t •i/'l COLD quarter being the only score in Blind bogey - Bob Larochelle the visitors. New England Patriots 30-14, the POWNTOWN MANCHESTER tion I team defeated cross-town Bennet came right back as the second half. to American International College; Western Connecticut State, Tech 77-6 and in the process setting an all-time major college observed Hart who also pitch^ LASVEGAS, Nev. — John At Your Hardware, Lumber and Building Supply Store 1 0 0 . It should be quite a test again for the Huskie defense. It Central-leading Pittsburgh rival Illing, 3-1, Saturday Tom Orlowski tied it up and Playing outstanding games which has bounced back with three straight victories after drop­ rushing record of 743 yards as James Taylor, Wilbur Jackson, 10 yards to Gray for a first- Mahaffey pulled away with a Calvin Gulliver and Richard Todd ail gained more than 100. “I may be hard to keep the team as sky-high as it was for morning at Manchester Bob Nurmi put them ahead 2-1 were Bennet’s reserve net- ping its first three games, goes to Nichols; and New Haven, 0-7, quarter touchdown, “but with three-under-par 68 and scored didn’t want the score to be like that,” Bryant said. “We were Pro Sweeps UMass as Naviaux shoots for a sixth win in eight starts. High’s soccer field. at halftime on a pass from Bob minder Scott Trudon, Paul in its first season of varsity football, closes out its campaign at his speed he simply outran his first professional victory in^ Maine Maritime. definitely not trying to run up the score.” Low gross - Stan Hilinski 72, them.” Illing broke on top as Maurice Weiss. Gluhosky’ Matt Walsh, the Sahara Invitational Golf The teams played evenly the Ed Hajbucki, and Gregg Wesleyan has the week off. —Steve Davis and Joe Washington each scored twice as third- Tom Prior 76; Low net - Steve A favorite Hart target, run­ Tournament. Godin, assisted by Ed Ander­ ranked Oklahoma whipped Kansas State 56-14 but all Switzer rest of the way, with Nurmi’s Smayda, while on the other The Bridgeport-Southern contest pits two teams that split their Matava 74-7-69, Bob McGuritin ning back Donny Anderson, CORPUS CHRISTI, Tex. - RETURN RESPONSIVE REPUBLICAN could say was that he was “very sorry the way we played.” He 77-7-70. side, Illing’s Paul Hart, Eric first two games of the season and have come on with five straight went without a reception but Sharon Miller broke an eight- referred to 14 penalties that cost the Sooners 126 yards. MCC Booters Bow Thomas and Scott Hyde per­ victories. Bridgeport pulled out its latest Saturday when Nick compiled 130 yards rushing on year title famine with a five- formed well. Giaguinto ran over from one yard out to give the Purple Knights —Schembechler said fourth-rated Michigan “did not play a Best 15 18 attempts. foot birdie putt on the second LEADERSHIP The triumph was the fifth in a come-from-behind 20-16 victory over Ithaca. Southern defeated great game” in trouncing Minnesota 34-7 as Ed Shuttlesworth and Class A - Frank Lipinski 62-8- The Anderson output included “sudden death” hole and cap­ nine starts for the Bears who Montclair State on the road Saturday night, 34-20. Gordon Bell each tallied twice. "I was disappointed with our play 54, Steve Matava 59-5-54; Class To CCCAA Leaders a 54-yard dash and a touchdown tured the $27,000 Corpus Christ! in the second half.” have also played two deadlocks. Coast Guard topped Worcester Polytech, 27-19, Saturday for its B - Joe Macaione 70-20-50, Ed plunge of two yards, helping St. Civitan Open (3olf Tournament. sixth straight success after an opening loss. Bob Moore scored But not everyone was unhappy. Joe Paterno was delighted with Warner 68-15-53; Low gross - The only ordinary result from Saturday’s soccer game Louis dominate yardage on the three touchdowns to pace the attack. Trinity was home last his defense after fifth-ranked Penn State walloped West Virginia Steve Matava 74; Blind bogey - between Manchester Community College and Middlesex ground, 160-95 Saturday, dropping a 24-7 decision to Rochester. 62-14 and Ara Parseghian was just overjoyed aftqr No. 8 Notre Fred Tracy 100. Community College was the fact that the Middletown ‘‘If those figures were Sports Night In other results Saturday, Amherst beat Wesleyan in a Little Dame beat No. 6 Southern California 23-14, ending the Trojans’ school won its fifth straight CCCAA game without a loss, 2- reversed, we would have beaten 23-game unbeaten streak and virtually eliminating them from a Auto Racing Three game, 41-26, and Western Connecticut State bombed New Pro Sweeps 1. them,” contended disappointed Hockey will be the successful defense of their 1972 national championship. Low gross - Charlie Boggini ELECT Haven, 41-0. Central Connecticut State took a 12-3 road decision For out of the ordinary Giants Coach Alex Webster. theme tomorrow night from Blassboro State Friday night. Paterno said his defense, except for a 96-yard pass play from 76, Rich Riordan 77; Low net Miller and Campbell kept the “We would have held onto the statistics try these: hosts from padding its lead. RIVERSIDE, Calif. - Mark when goalie Bruce Landon Ben Williams to Danny Buggs, was almost perfect. John Steve Mathva 74-5-69, Maynard ball more and shut them Donohue announneed he is Cappelletti’s 130 yards and four touchdowns more than made up Manchester outshot the Teachman thwarted seyeral of the New England Oough 83-13-70, Ray Gordon 79- explosive Horsemen 18-12. The down.” retiring from competition after for that lapse. 9-70. chances, including an incredi­ Whalers of the World Cougars also held the edge in he earned $25,000 in winning the And Parseghian was in seventh heaven after Notre Dame used ble stop on a point-blank shot Hockey Assn, speaks at the comer kicks, 4-1. Middlesex third race i the International Physical Fitness Tom Clements’ one-yard touchdown sneak late in the first half, with Manchester goalie Rick Masonic Sports Night at Women’s Division center-forward Eric Hawver- Epstein sprawled after making Huskies Win Race of Champions. Donohue Eric Penick’s 85-yard dash early in the third quarter and Bob will still race in the series’ final the Masonic Temple. The Thomas’ three field goals to beat Southern Cal. Odd Holes male, the league’s leading a save. Exhibition games in the race in Florida next February. program starts at 7:30. Low gross - Edna Hilinski 48, scorer, was limited to two Southern New England Hockey Helped Mahaffey "This eliminates our chances for No. 1,” said McKay. "Notre Center-forward Greg DeNies MARTINSVILLE, Va. - Official hockey pucks Agnes Romayko 48; Low net - shots-qn-goal. Manchester’s League last Saturday night at Dame outplayed us, which is the name of the game. They were turned in a standout perfor­ Jerry Cook of Rome, N.Y., won will be presented to each well-prepared.” Lynn Prior 47-9-38, Cora Ander­ Bob Campbell failed to score the Bolton Ice Palace found mance for the Cougars. the 250-lap National Cham­ Black and White LAS VEGAS, Nev. (AP) — John Mahaffey recently went son 48-9-39; Putts - Lorraine for the first time in the last Manchester downing Bristol, 5- youngster attending, ^ill Elsewhere in The Associated Press Top Ten, No, 7 Missouri However, John Unwin tallied pionship Modified race in the on a physical fitness program. Demko 29, Alice Ansaldi 30, seven outings. 4, and Vernon beating Lillyman, director of the lost to Colorado 17-13, No. 9 Louisiana State edged South Carolina Manchester’s lone score on a $51,930 Cardinal 500 Classic at all s iz e s...... In the last couple of weeks it’s added 15 pounds to his Elsie Crockett 30. “You’ve got a tough club,” Willimantic, 8-7. Hartford Civic Center, will 33-29 as the lead changed hands for the sixth time on Mike Miley’s cross from Bill Hale. Martinsville Speedway. 2 LOCATIONS TO SiRVE YOU' sparse, 5-foot-7 frame, some $35,000 to his bankroll and the one-yard touchdown run with 1:03 left and No. 10 Nebraska fought Middlesex Coach Ed Zimmitti The, work of Bob Houley in also speak briefly. acknowledged to Cougar Coach Light refreshments will first professional golf title to what he hopes soon will to a 17-17 tie with Oklahoma State. Dyer was filled with com­ the goal paced the local become a collection. Best 15 Jim Dyer after the game. And triumph. Inserted after Bristol be served. This year the Zimmitti’s players had to agree pliments for his club and the op­ “I don’t want this to be the only one,” the boyish-looking 25- Low gross - Evelyn Lorentzen had opened a 4-0 lead, Houley CHARLES CROCINI HILLERY GALLAGHER REBAL MEN’S snap annual dinner will e to that statement after passing position. “We have nothing to •THf COMfLirC MfN'S srORf" year-old tour sophomore said Sunday after his three-under-par 68 73; Low net - Agnes Atherton turned back 20 saves. their toughest test to date. be ashamed of. We got beat by a MANCHESTER VERNON omitted. had nailed down a three-stroke victory in the $135,000 Sahara In­ 87-33-54, Mary Lou Pierro 79-22- Ray Rowe, Tom Scanlon, Ron Real Satisfying Win The Middlesex offense had fine soccer team.” “We believe that the Democratic Board of Directors 901-907 MAIN STREET TRI-CITY PLAZA Tickets will be available vitational. 57; Putts - Evelyn Lorentzen 30, Green, A1 Cameron and Roger 643-2478 ______872-0538 little opportunity to ignite in the “It wouldn’t be fair to single has abdicated authority and responsibility to the ad­ at the door. Mahaffey had a 271 total, 13 under par on the sun-splashed, 6,- Barbara Davis 31. Thomas scored for the Huskies. first half, thanks to an out one outstanding perfor­ ministration. 800 yard Sahara-Nevada Country Club course. As Cavaliers Top Celts aggressive Manchester mance. Ray (Boyd) did a good We believe It Is In the best Interests of the town and Dave Eichelberger came out of the pack with a brilliant, seven- defense. In fact, the Cougars job on Hawvermale. Steve Its taxpayers If employment of the general manager la under-par 64 and took second alone at 274. It was worth $15,390 to CLEVELAND (AP) - Coach you in so many ways. were in the offensive driver’s (Teachman) played an I WANTED 1 Eichelberrer and assured him of a spot in the top 60 money by contract for a finite period of time. If elected^ we Cfip And Post Near 1four Phone Bill Fitch called it "a real "In our eyes, there may be Tunxis Netmen seat most of the half, out- excellent game. Greg (DeNies) ^ Clean, Lata Modal ^ winners for the season and an exempt status for next year. shall pursue the proper course of action to bring about satisfying win” after the three teams in the NBA that put shooting Middlesex, 13-5. was outstandings and Pete VIVIAN FERQUSON RAY KARPE Jim Ferriell, 67, and Allen Miller, 68, tied for third at 275. Lou this change.” Cleveland Cavaliers upset the it all together with good Top Collegians But, on one of the five shots, Theodore gave his best effort of USED CARS Graham, who had shared the lead through the second and third Boston Celtics 102-99 in a coaching, playing and tradition, Sweeping everything in sight, forward Stan Dixon drove the the year. Rick Epstein played rounds, drifted back over the last nine holes, finished with a 73 Top Prices Paid National Basketball Associa­ and one of them is Boston,” the Tunxis Community College ball into the nets for a 1-0 well in goal...” and tied at 276 with Mike Hill and Larry Ziegler. M For All Makes tion game Sunday night. Fitch said. “It’s good to know tennis team shut out Middlesex edge at intermission. The Cougars slipped under Hill, along with Eichelberger, matched the course record at 64. “I wish we only played them they played well, and we still Manchester Community Hawvermale attempted only the .500 mark at 4-5-3 with the 1 CARTER CHEVROLET WESIMPUFY Ziegler had a 72. setback. In the CCCAA, once, though,” Fitch said wist­ beat them.” College, 5-0,. Saturday at the one aborted shot In the first half Arnold Palmer, one of the few big names to compete in this C O JK C . i fully. Austin Carr led the heroics as Manchester Racquet Club. as Cougar coach Dyer found his Manchester is eliminated from REPAIR event, faded with a 73-283. 1229 Main Streat igSFORtBI 5T M^Hr,HfSIFR "Anytime you beat Boston, the Cavaliers bounced bach The closest match was a equalizer In the form of hard- the running, now a two-team af­ Phone e46-0464 M Jack Nicklaus, Tom Weiskopf and Lee Trevino all skipped the you just end up working your from an eight-point deficit in singles pair-up between MCC’s fair between Middlesex and tourney. nosed Ray Boyd, who shadowed butts off at both ends of the the final three minutes. Bernie Santore and Dave Gren- the league’s pace s e tte r Housatonic. CONNECTICUT court, because they can hurt The Cavaliers were down by nan of ’Tunxis with the latter throughout the day. eight points at 99-91 with 3:05 winning 7-5, 5-7, 6-4. The locals applied constant left in the game but scored 11 In doubles, MCC’s Santore- pressure on the Middlesex net- For Board of Directors straight points to edge the Marko tandem fell to Smith- minder In the first half. The For Board of Directors Celtics for their second victory Florek 8-6. Manchester Is now Horseman’s goalie was called GOVERNMENT. against Six defeats. The Celtics 1-5 for the fall campaign with on to make 10 saves in the first VIVIAN FERGUSON CHARLES CROCINI are 4-3. two CCCAA tornaments half. Call Toll n«e V800-842-2220 remaining. T ra ilin g 1-0 w ith th e knowledge that they would have PAUL WILLHIDE CARL ZINSSER In Hartfoid 566-2750 to go against a strong wind In T h « “Continut a llfatima of community aarvlct. 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Lost a nd Found 1 line of Diesel engine Minimum one year $75. Call 872-4447. Building-Contracting u retarders, has created these Finley, the maverick owner of the Oakland A’s, has been PLEASE READ 1969 TOYOTA Corona, blue, DUMP Truck 1969 Inter- § HAMILTON experience. Must read FOUND - Beagle, young good condition, $600. Call 228- REGISTERED nurses, new Immediate opportunities. blueprints. Excellent fringe CLEAN USED — refrigerators, fined by Kuhn for various misconducts during the national, model Fleetstar 2000, $• HAPPY ADS MASON — Plastering, brick female, black, tan and white 9358 after 3. 23,000 rear, 12,000 front, air S salary scale, 40-hour week, benefits and pay. ranges, automatic washers Series-including the notorious Mike Andrews case. YOUR AD I laying stone laying and con­ salary $408.77 be-weekly, 3 ■■■I puppy. Wearing red collar. Call brakes, 5-7 body. 646-1168. g; •right now , " » Technical <------with guarantees. See them at B. If you recall the last episode, Finley forced Andrews to Dog Warden, M6-4555. 1971 MUSTANG - convertible, 6 crete. New and old. Free es­ p m.-ll p.m. shift or 11 p.m.-7 D. Pearl’s Appliances, 649 Main timates gladly given. E PRESSURE BLAST go on the disabled list following two costly errors in the A’s Classified or "Want Ads" cylinder, standard, best offer. 1967-68 FORD F800 dump truck, a.m. shift, full-time, part-time. St., Call 643-2171. Richardson, 643-0889, 649-0608. Many fringe benefits. Veteran’s □ Ubaril hturiiiM rrogram MFC. CO., INC. loss to the New York Mets in the second game of the are taken over the phone as a LOST - pair of dark rimmed Call 643-1341 after 6. 8-yard body, excellent condition S Order Your □ Recreation profranu »■ P r o c e s s e n g in e e r convenience. The advertiser glasses, vicinity Main Street. Home an(T Hospital, exit 23 off Require* B.S.M.E. plus a good practical background 41 Chapel Street Series. cab and chasis, 23,000 heavy S NEWTON H. Smith : Sons - □ ReUrMiMnt Profnm □ New, modem cafeteria ' should read his ad the FIRST Reward. Call 643-7336. 1968 FORD Custom, V-8, duty rear, 12,000 front, air :•:$ 1-91 or call 529-2571, Ext. 395, / in general manufacturing engineering including Manchester, Conn. Machinery-Tools 52 For that action, Finley was fined $5,000, he said. Remodeling, repairing, ad­ 233 or 248. □ Eaty Commitinf I ParUnf □ New era of expantien DAY IT APPEARS and automatic, new tires, excellent brakes. 646-1168. S: “Happy proceit and method*. Hydraulic* and electric control Along with the Andrews case, which took some of the Peraonals-Announcamants 2 condition. $540. 646-6309, 875- ditions, rec rooms, porches and □ Deven Paid HoNdayi 11/4 TON Hydraulic floor jack, REPORT ERRORS in time ------:» □ Pride of weriunaniiiip circuitry experience helpful. Call Mrs. Brunetti, 643-2487, play away from baseball’s fall spectacle, Finley also 8146. 1966 JEEP CJ5, V-6, four way roofing. No job too small. Call MALECLERK and stock work. $50. 646-6309, 875-8146. for the next insertion. The PROFESSIONAL MEN - Solve 649-3144. Apply in person, Barrett Plum­ □ 2nd Sidft Bonus □ Excellent CredH Ihden between 10 a.m. - 5 p.m., rubbed Kuhn the wrong way in other instances. Herald is responsible for only plow, radial tires, excellent S: Thought” your Christmas shopping with a 1953 FORD two-door hardtop, condition. $1,600. 646-6309, 875- :$ bing Supply, 331 Broad Street, □ Fine Woriiini ConsHions □ Educational asiittanca fer ► PRODUCTION weekdays. The controversial owner made a public address an­ ONE incorrect or omitted in­ CARPENTRY — Repairs, Manchester. Musical Instruments Sarah Coventry gift certificate. V-8, automatic, $100. 64^309, 8146. those who qualify CONTROL MGR. 53 nouncement to Oakland fans that the A’s were playing with sertion for any advertisement Inquire about our volume dis­ 875-8146. Today! remodeling, additions, roofing. only 24 menlnstead of the legal 25. A front-ofhce mis­ and then only to the extent of a count. 649-2333. Auto-Sarvice Call David Patria, South Wind­ IF YOU have a car and would Require* degree, preferably in Engineering, plut GUITAR player looking for understanding had cost the A’s a player for the World “make good” insertion. 1968 VOLKSWAGEN converti­ Accessories 7 :$■ . . . SomMnt sor, 644-1796. like to earn extra money, come With business sharply Increasing and bur develop­ o *trong *upervisory background in high-volume band or willing to start one. Call Mike, 649-4152. Series. Errors which do not lessen the RIDE NEEDED to Watkinson ble, 4 new tires, complete valve may hava laat yaw do light delivery work for Olan ment of new products, we need ambitious people. metalworking production. Mu*t know inventory TEMPORARY Office workers - WES ROBBINS carpentry Mills, full or part-time, day or Capital Temporaries has many For that announcement, against Kuhn’s wishes, Finley value of the advertisement School, Bloomfield Avenue, job. Needs paint. $695. Phone SNOW TIRES - F70X15, o happy adi There are Immediate openings for Turret/Engine management with EOF application*. Hartford, for two students from 875-8383. Goodyear Polyglass, ^ remodeling specialist. Ad­ evening hours. Apply Monday, 9 Lathe Operators, Sheet Metal Mechanics, ID/OD long and short term temporary HAMMOND Porta-B organ and was fined $1,0Q0 more. WiU not be corrected by South Manchester to arrive at 8 ditions, rec rooms, dormers, a.m. to 12 noon, 5 p.m. to 8 assignments for typists, Leslie concert 122, with reverb, “make good” insertion. Whitewalls, wide tread, very S Grinders, Milling Machine Operators, Tool Finley then got Kuhn’s ire up by turning on the lights at y a.m. Can leave at 4 p.m. phone good condition. $40. 547-4086, S. built-ins, bathrooms, kitchens, p.m., plan Mills, Burr Corners Makers...and others. Talk It overl »- MECHANICAL secretaries and clerks. You’ll 6 months old, $2,600. 643-0188 or the Oakland Coliseum to help his hitters in the bottom half 646-1800, or 647-1515. evenings, 643-0700. 649-3446. Shopping Center, Manchester. LABORATORY TECHNICIAN receive premium rates, pay no 644-0684 ask for Brian. OUR EXPANDING ELECTRONICS FACILITY fee..ever. Stop in for a friendly of an inning. The rules say the lights should be switched on Perform a variety of test* on dieiel engine* equipped SERIOUS Drummer wanted for 2 643- 2711 Autos For Sale 4 • ••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Happiness Is: LEON CIESZYNSKl builder - FACTORY HELP visit. Capital Temporaries, 83 at the top half of the inning so both teams can be helped, ALSO OFFERS IMMEDIATE OPENINGS FOR heavy rock group doing original , A Brand New PAPER DRIVE new homes custom built, Applications are now being ASSEMBLERS and TEST OPERATORS working with retarder* and component part*. A**i*t with field East Center Street, not just the home side. 1969 OLDSMOBILE, 2-door Campers-Trallers jS remodeling, additions, rec taken for assemblers and te*t in*tallation*. Manchester, open 10-3 daily or material only. It interested call BOLTON Mobile Homes 8 !•:; Baby Cousin November 17 with components, subassemblies and test eoulo- Hartford, 278-1313, from 8-5:30 Jim, 643-5391 or John, 647-1889. For that indiscretion, Finley was tapped for $1,000 more. hardtop, blue with black vinyl rooms, garages, kitchens machine operators. Apply Per­ ment. top, air-conditioned, stereo Welcome « remodeled, bath tile, cement sonnel Department, Monday- p.m. Finley, reached at his LaPorte, Ind., home Sunday, HERALD PUBLIC MOBIL TRAILER home, 2 | Explorer Post 112 ► TECHNICAL ASST. ••••••••••••••••••<••••••••• AM/FM radio. Call 643-2109. DAVID J. WHITE, JR. work. Steps, dormers. Residen­ Friday, Iona Company, 6 VISIT our Employment Office off Bradley Field Road, called the fine “grossly unfair.’’ He said he would appeal bedrooms, full bath, kitchen S For paper pickup tial or commercial. Call 649- Regent Street, Manchester. — Manufacturing BAILEY EMPLOYMENT Ser­ Fertilizers 55 two of the fines to the executive council of baseball—the BOX LETTERS NOTICE and dining room combined. S Congratulations 4291. Windsor Locks, Conn. We’re open dally from 8:00 Require* mechanical trades apprenticethip or vice of Manchester has 1968 Plymouth Fury III, factory In Executive Session call Andrews fine and the announcement fine. Price $800. Phone 649-5313, 649- % Aunt Mary and HELP needed to sell flowers at A.M. to 4:30 P.M. and 8:00 A.M. to NOON technical school graduate plus a high degree of openings for secretarial, COW MANURE - $6 and $12 For Your air, $500. Repossession, Savings following the Public Hearing 2152. a Mr. Vincent SATURDAY. The Andrews case was the cause celebre by a longshot. Bank of Manchester, 646-1700. Uncle Dave R.E. GOWER — Finish carpen­ open air flower stand, mechanical aptitude. Will assist in solving bookkeeping, managerial, loads. Also gardens roto-tilled. Information October 18,1973 concerning the Love, try, kitchens, rec rooms, ad­ Thursday, Friday, Saturday, manufacturing problems related to machining technical and data processing Phone 649-8731 after 6 p.m. 9 After Andrews made two consecutive errors at second 643-7320 THE HERALD will not dis­ NEED CAR? Credit bad? application of Robert W. I ditions, porches, any type Sunday. Must have car. If you operations and tooling. in Hartford, Manchester and base that allowed three New York runs to score, Finley Motorcycles-BIcycles 11 Norm and JIN close the identity of any Bankrupt? Repossessed? Chamberland of 149 Hebron remodeling, 646-2087. can work any or all of these Hartford suburbs. Call 646-8150 A ntiques 56 ordered a post-game medical examination for Andrews. advertiser using box letters. Honest Douglas accepts lowest Road, Bolton, it was voted to EXPERT bicycle repairs, all days, contact SDR Enterprises, for appointment. Finley was understandably upset about the fine. Readers answering blind box down, smallest payments. grant the application for makes, models and speeds. otobies Carpentry Service — Andover, Conn., 742-9965. ------► Production <------OLD FARM work wagon, “As for Andrews, I had him examined by our team ads who desire to protect their Douglas Motors, 345 Main. variance of the rear property Peugeot, Raleigh dealers, Happy 5th Counter and cabinet work, Hamilton StandarcT INDUSTRIOUS and reliable gal original paint, complete, fe st Manchester Bicylce Shop, 649- Happy 16th Birthday : remodeling, custom building. RN’S and LPN’S, full-time and to help teacher after school offer. Phone M3-2959. physician. Dr. Harry Walker. Walker stated in writing that identity can follow this line to allow the building of a ► SET-UP & OPERATE with housework. 3 hours week­ procedure: AUTO INSURANCE - com­ swimming pool. 2098. Birthday CATHY WILSON | Call 643-5769. part-time. 3 to 11 p.m. and 11 U Andrews was disabled for the rest of the season. Andrews p.m. jo 7 a.m. Good starting CXViSlONOP UNITEDo AiAcnaAlgCHAFT COnPORATON • MILLING MACHINES ly. Must have own transporta­ Enclose your reply to the pare our low rates. For a BOLTON ZONING D.J. Wanted to Buy 59 saw what the doctor said and said he was disabled. He at telephone quotation call Mr. Love, •••••••••••(•••••••••••a,,,, salary. Regular pay increases. tion. References, good wages. box in an envelope — ad­ BOARD OF APPEALS 1966 HONDA 305 Dream, Love, a • DRILLING EQUIPMENT first agreed to s ip to that effect. But then he said he would Dolm at 646-6050. excellent for parts. $150. Phone From The Family Rootlng-Sldlng-Chlmney 18 Liberal fringe benefits. Phone 649-8588 after 6 p.m. dressed to the Classified John Roberts Mommy, Daddy & Ouzo • PRODUCTION WANTED — Antique furniture, if I would parantee him a contract for 1974. 649-9579. Mrs. Davis, 528-2167 or apply in glass, pewter, oil paintings or Manager, Manchester Morris Silverstein person. East Hartford C^on- An Equal Opportunity Employer m /t • MACHINING EQUIPMENT FRIEDAN OPERATOR 35 1/2 “I refused, stating to him that jn no possible way would I ROOFING and roof repairing, hour week, excellent benefits, other antique items. Any quan­ Evening Herald, together YAMAHA - mini-enduro, prac­ valescent Home, 745 Main Must have experience in operation of equipment, be place such an imposition on my manager for the 1974 Coughlin Roofing Co. 643-7707 free parking, $120. employer tity. The Harrisons, 643-8709, with a memo listing the com­ AUSTIN HEALY tically brand new with only 100 Street, East Hartford. able to set-up own work, read micrometers and scales, 165 Oakland Street. season. I told him I would not parantee him anything but I Services Ottered paid fee. Call Sharon, 646-8150, panies you do NOT want to see 1958, 6-prt, Classic, mint, 24,- miles. Perfect condition. $295. Services Ottered 12 BIDWELL Home Improvement interpret shop drawings. would send him to a doctor to see what’s wrong with him. your letter. Your letter will be Call 644-0643. MACHINIST — Part-time, mor­ Bailey EEmployment Service. HIGHEST prices paid for an­ 000 miles. Factory hardtop, Co. Expert installation of nings, The Amcrbelle Corpora­ At the last minute, he changed his mind and said he would destroyed if the advertiser is LEGAL ODI) jobs, paneling, household PROFESSIONAL Services - aluminum siding, gutters and tique furniture, paintings, soft top, tonneau cover. $2,000. repairs, carpentry, tcall 649- tion, 104 East Main Street, ► OPERATORS EXPERIENCED Cylindrical sip anyway. one you’ve mentioned. If not Services Ottered 12 Addressing and stuffing trims. Roofing installation and grinder, milling machine clocks and all colleclibles. Any it will be handled in the usual 643-2039 NOTICE 4594. envelopes, long hand or typed! Rockville. Contact Mr. Larry quantity. Cameron, 644-8962. “For requesting that Andrews be placed on the disabled repairs. 649-6495, 875-9109. Passardi, 875-3325, between WE'RE INTERVIEWING BAR AND CHUCKING MACHINE trainee, Apply Mr. Brescia, manner. ADMISSION OF ELECTORS OLD FURNITURE refinished Pick up and dwivery availaole. list, I am fined $5,000. The commissioner comes back and TRUCKING, odd jobs, moving 8:30 a.m.-5 p.m. An equal op­ EXPERIENCE Gammons-Hoag'ba'glund Co., 3OT ffooms Without Board 59 Notice is hereby given that or repaired. Reasonably priced. 646-6593. HORACE Tetrault — Siding, Main St. forces me to put him (Andrews) back on the squad the Board of Admission of Elec- References. Free estimates. large appliances, cleaning portunity employer. IN 1971 OLDSMOBILE 442, cellars, attics. Also will bu roofing, storm windows, aw­ regardless of the letter from the doctor and apeed to by tors, of the Town of Phone Flo, after 2 p.m., 643- will Painting-Papering 13 nings. Quality workmanship, ► AUTOIVIATIC SCREW FURNISHED ROOM, private automatic, power steering, and sell used furniture. MAN for tire service, with PRIVATE SECRETARY - Andrews.’’ Manchester, will be in session 9477. 64’ free estimates. Fully insured. bath, garage, mature woman. power brakes, immaculate 1775. growing tire concern. Good MANCHESTER MACHINE—Multl-spIndle Small pleasant office with References. After 5:30, 643- throughout, extras, low in the Municipal Building, Town GEORGE N. Converse — 872-9187, 649-3417. public contact. $140. employer LIGHT TRUCKING, odd jobs, h Benefits and overtime. Must be 2nd Shift Openings 7920. mileage. Call 872-7564, 646-1148. Clerk’s Office, on Monday, TWO handymen want variety of Interior and exterior painting, married and want steady work. paid fee. Excellent opportunity. lawns mowed, trees cut and paperhanging. Call 643-2804. ROOFING — Specializing Hartford National Bank is seeking people for part- • OPERATORS Secretariat Winner November 5, 1973 from 9:00 jobs, lawns raked, limed, fer­ Apply in person, Manchester Call Susan, 646-81o(), Bailey THE Thompson House — Cot­ removed. Cellars and attics repairing roofs, new roofs, time and full-time employment opportunities for it s • SET-UP MAN Employment Service. 1967 FORD LTD 2-door hard­ A.M. to 12:00 Noon, for the pur­ cleaned. Free estimates. Call tilizing, mowing. Cellars, at­ Tire Inc., 295 Broad Street, tage St., centrally located, top, blue with black vinyl top, R&M PAINTING - Painting, gutter work, chimneys, cleaned Manchester. Hartford area locations. pose of admitting all persons 643-6000. tics, cleaned. Reliable service. and repaired. 30 years large, pleasantly furnished In Race Career Final power steering, power disc Reasonable rates. 643-5305. paperhanging, exterior and in­ PART-TIME work at home on rooms, parking. Clall 649-2358, who are found to be qualified to terior, commercial and experience. Free estimates. Do you enjoy meeting the public? Do you have clerical ^ SET-UP MAN (2nd Shift) the telephone in Manchester brakes, and tape deck. 390 V-8 be Electors of the Town of SHARPENING Service - TOOL MAKER, machinists, for overnight and permanent TORONTO (AP) - “I hope ’The time was 2:414-5 for 1% engine. $750. Phone after 4 residential, 644-0642. Howley, 643-5361. Capable of setting ep milling machines and related area. Call for information, 1- Manchester. Saws, knives, axes, shears, There is a big demand for milling machine operators, and or secretarial skills, or wish to explore other exciting guest rates. I’m lucky enough to have miles on a firm turf course that p.m., 649-2136. lathe operators. Experienced metalworking production machinery. Ability to read 658-5515 or 1-673-2995. skates, rotary blades. Quick typewriters, outgrown dotldng, cars! J.P. LEWIS & Son custom MANCHESTER Home Im­ employment possibilities? If so, come in and see us on another one,” trainer Lucien ran on a slight incline for five The Qualifications are as necessary Apply at Paragon shop drawings, use precision measuring instruments service. Capitol Equipment CaH Herald Classified, 643-2711. decorating, interior and provement Services, featuring Wednesday, October 31st., between the hours of 9 a.m. situation Wanted 38 LADIES ONLY - Nicely fur­ I^aurin said after Secretariat’s 1965 BUICK Skylark, good run­ follows: Applicant must be a Tool Company, 121 Adams and familiarity with milling machine tooling and nished room for rent, all eighths of a mile and then Co., 38 Main St., Manchester. exterior, paper hanging. Fully total coverage vinyl or and 3 p.m. at our Middle Tpke. Office, located at 320 Phone 647-1112. last race. He said it without crossed a 100-foot wide dirt ning condition. Best offer United States citizen, eighteen Street, Manchester. operational practices required. utilities included, private Hours daily 7:30-5, Thursday STUMP Removal — (Soucier). insured. 649-9658. aluminum siding. Let us make West Middle Tpke., Manchester. conviction. strip. accepted. Call 646-3749 after 5. (18) years of age, be a resident 7:30-9, Saturday, 7:30-4. 643- bedroom with community Unsjghtly stumps, chipped out, your home look like new. ELDERLY gentleman, to wash BABYSITTING job wanted, With darkness fast falling on Secretariat will go to stud as in the Town of Manchester, and 7958. neatly and Reasonable prices. Bank finan­ kitchen, living room and two PONTIAC GTO 1970, 400 economically. 742- T.J. FLANAGAN and Sons, dishes 3-4 nights per week. App­ »- CUTTER GRINDER (2nd Shift) weekly. Call after 4 p.m. 643- baths. Ideally located to bus Woodbine race course Sunday, fourth biggest money-winning take the oath prescribed by law. 8252. Interior-exterior painting. cing arranged. 649-0822. 1037, ask for Terry. MERCANTILE - Henry Frey engiigine, 4-speed, $2,000 or best This session will be held for TREE Service — (Soucier) ly Cavey’s in the mornings, 45 Able to work independently making own set-ups on line and stores. Please call Secretariat romped home a thoroughbred in history. 'The offerfer. Call 742-9157, 1-429-4996. Reasonable rates. Swirled East Center Street. after 5 p.m., 644-0383. 135, Nick Twenty 135-355, BiU winner for the final time in his first prize of $92,755 for his 16th the purpose of admitting ONLY Trees cut, building lots cleared, ODD JOBS — Moving ceilings our specialty. Call 643- ROSSI Roofing, siding, HARTFORD NATIONAL BANK wide variety of cutters requiring all-around experience. Dogs-BIrda-Peta 41 trees topped. Got a tree Moorhouse 135-355, Les brilliant 21-race career. victory in 21 starts boosted his those persons whose rights ^pliances, etc. to the dump. 1949. chimneys, gutters. Free es­ AUTO BODY repairman. Long problem? Well worth phone timates, fully insured. Daye, An Equal Oppwtunity Employer CLEAN ROOM for working Christensen 137-394, Tony Vann “We’ll take him to Kentucky bankroll to $1,316,808. Only have matured by qualification Cellars and attics cleaned. established well equipped gar­ OTHER JOB FREE - Mixed breed cocker gentleman, call 649-1425. call, 742-8252. Landscaping and tree work. INSIDE-Outside painting. evenings, 529-8056, Paul and beagle puppies. Call after 6 139-138-386, Ed Tomkielll40- some time before Nov. 15,” Kelso, Round Table and of age or naturalization after age has opening for OPPORTUNITIES 369, Dick Simmons 142-355, October 13, 1973, and for no 528-8649. Special rates for people over ra. Cosgrove, 643:5364. experienced body repairman. P.M., 643-6442. said Helen Tweedy, operator of Buckpasser, all of whom raced MASONRY — All types, Foully insured. Estimates given. Apartments For Rent 83 Zener Tamulis 144-138-379, Leo Meadow Stable, after much more, won more. LEGAL other purpose. fieldstone speciality, work •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Good pay. Permanent Job for Stop in to see us. MILLER Tree Service Inc. — Call 649-7863. quality worker. Fringe FREE - Adorable all American Foglia 15^369, Sam Little 155- Secretariat’s victory in the Secretariat also leaves the Dated at Manchester this 29th guaranteed. Call after 5 i p.m. Removal, pruning, spraying, Heating-Plumbing 17 Your experience puppies, males and female, MANCHESTER - Four rooms, 382, Roy McGuire 157-402, NOTICE day of October 1973. 643-1870 or 644-2975. benefits. Mellen, White & ceramic bath, no small Canadian International Cham­ track as the first winner of the INVITATION FOR BIDS etc. Fully insured." Licensed. GRAD STUDENTS available Palshaw, 107 Burnside Ave., may qualify you for small breed. Call 646-8848. Rollie Guillotte 160-399, Tony pionship on a cold, wet and win­ Triple Crown—the Kentucky BOARD OF ADMISSIONS Free estimates. Phone 633-5345. for painting, 4 years BOTTI Heating and Plumbing children. Appliances, security, CARPETING East Hartford. a Yacano 161-381, Ken Montie 165- Chester F. Bycholski, REWEAVING burns, moth — Prompt, courteous service. Positions Now Open future opportunity L ^ m •isky $130. plus utilities. 643-9274. dy day. Derby, Preakness and Belmont The Bolton Board of Educa­ experience, fully insured. Free 370, Joe Vinsko 137-165-429, Ed SELECTMAN holes.’ Zippers repaired. Win­ CUSTOM MADE draperies, estimates. Call our competitors Call 643-1496. in Production want good homes.5 . On One very . Secretariat’s future con­ Stakes—in 25 years and the tion invites bids for the installa­ dow shades, Venetian blinds. MACHINIST We have the MANCHESTER - five-room Burbank 351, Bill Faber 352, tributions will be at the stud. ninth ever and holder of several Irene R. Pisch, very reasonable, work then call us, 649-7034. following openings: Latlie, Control or in some long hair, free. Call 649-6946 BiU Cotby 3M, Herb Crandell tion of carpeting in three (3) Keys made. TV for rent. guaranteed. Call anytime, 649- NO JOB too small. Immediate after 5 p.m. duplex apartment. Two The ’Triple Crown winner will track records and two world SELECTMAN Bridgeport, Jig Bore,. Cin- FUEL OIL DRIVERS other area. 357, Johnny Chandler 368, Mick classrooms at the Bolton Marlow’s, 867 Main St. 649-5221. 4266. ESTABLISHED painting con­ service on service calls. Free bedrooms, no children. stand at Claiborne Farm in records for the dirt—2;24 for Miljred M. Schaller, timatic. The Purdy Corn., 586 References. $150. Hayes Agen­ Holmes 3M. Elementary School, 102 Notch tractors. (If it’s worth owning, estimates gladly given on ZELLDEE Kennels - Quality Paris, Ky., under a record $6.08 the It^-mile Belmont and 1:452- SELECTMAN SNOE Plowing and light Hilliard Street, Manchester, Apply In person, write or call our cy, 646J)131. Road, Bolton, Conn. CUSTOM'made draperies and it’s worth painting). Expert heating or Numbing. Faucets 649-0000. Personnel Office at 233-4411 German Shepherd puppies. Buy million syndication. 5 for the IVs-mile Marlboro Edward Tomkiel, trucking. Reasonable rales. bedspreads. Wide selections of repaired or Installed. Water Must have class 2 license. For winter work. fjrom a reputable breraer. 1-537- Bid forms and specifications TOWN CLERK workmanship, spray, brush, “He ran a big race and I Cup. Free estimates, 7 days a week. fabrics. Call 649-1786 anytime. roll, interior, exterior. Houses worked on. Complete 3155 after 6 p.m. 118 MAIN ST. - 3 room apart­ are available at the Office of Call 875-8329. •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ment, heat, security, $160. Call wanted him to go out that ’Ilie strapping chestnut son of the Superintendent of Schools, painted as low as $100,643-0001. B 5 systems, rec rooms, The J j f @ FRIENDSHIP - Lee Bean 181- etc. Call M & M Plumbing & Apply in person to Danny or Scotty Live stock 42 646-2426, 9-5. way,” said Ron Turcotte, the Bold Ruler also is assured of his 104 Notch Road, Bolton, Tel. RN 176-513, Lou Toutain 476, Diane jockey who was part of the vic­ second straight Horse of the Heating, 649-2871. Part-time 3 -11 P.M. Manufacturing 643-1569. Awards will be made ------I_ Company BEAU MEADOW Farm, SEVEN-ROOM Duplex, 3 DeLisle 456, Barbara Sherwood tory celebration but not part of Year Award and for window Excellent wages and benefits. 467, Tom Kershaw 201-554, on Nov. 8, 1973. SEWERLINES, sink lines, Glastonbury, offers boarding bedrooms, living, dining, fami­ the race for the first time since dressing will be 3-year-old Modern and pleasant surroun­ ir a c o Q s ly rooms. Modern kitchen with Joseph P. Castagna cleaned with electric cutters, facilities, pasture, trails, hunt Steve Kershaw 510, Skip Kelly Secretariat’s first two races as champion and probably grass dings with a skilled and 1 Jacobs Road, West Hartford, Connecticut new cabinets, stove, 527, Kenny St. Peter 511, Bill Superintendent of by professionals. McKinney MORIARTY RROS. course, riding lessons, a 2-year-old in 1972. champion. RE-ELECT dedicated staff. An vqua/ opporfun/fK •mpfoytr M/F refrigerator and dishwasher. schooling ring, 646-1175. Avery 501, Dick Woodbury 519. ' Schools Bros. Sewer Disposal Com­ “He’s not a horse, he’s a pany, 643-5308. 318 Centar Straet Manchester:^| •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• $250 and security. 649-3050 after machine,” said Turcotte, who MANCHESTER MANOR Articles for Sale 45 1 p.m. missed the race because of a NURSING HOME FIVE-ROOM first-floor apart­ HAPPY HOLIDAYS - Inez five-day riding suspension. F looring 19 385 West Center Street ALUMINUM SHEETS used as NOTICE OF TEMPOMRV HOURS! printing plates, .007 thick, ment, lovely fenced in yard, B abineau 127-129-125-381, “I waited until he got ready 646-0129 AUTO BODY MAN Louise Bonino 126, Marti Sarles 23x32” . 25 cents each or 5 for $1. married couple only, two and then I just went with him,” ANDERSON'S GEnV SERVICE JACK THOMPSON FLOOR Sandiniing and EXPERIENCED Meat cutter. NURSES AIDES - all shifts, children accepted, no pets, 132. Phone 643-2711. said Eddie Maple, who replae^ 116-118 Ctntor 8t. Manchtstor Refinishing, (specializing in Only those with Restaurant por­ experienced, excellent starting also $155. Utilities and appliances Turcotte. older floor^. Inside and outside PILGRIM MILLS, 434 Oakland tion control background and salary, good benefits. Apply in DARKrich, clean loam, 5 not inqluded. Security deposit Secretariat went away from 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. Mon. thru FrI. painting. John Verfaille, 646- supervisory experience need person. East Hartfora (jon- AUTO POLISHER references required. 643-6927. MOUNTAIN DEW - Bee 5750, 872-2222. Street has full and part time yards; $23.50 plus tax. Gravel, pace-setting Kennedy Road 7 a.m. to 1 p.m. Sat (closed sundry) ★ Mayor, Chairman Board ol DIractora, 1971-1973 openings for experienced sales apply. Send resume to Box valescent Home, 745 Main St., Aggresivo doalo'rshlp looking (or mon with right at­ sand, stone, pool and patio Moquln 179-496, Sandy Eklwards with three-eighths of a mile left ladies. Apply in person. ”AA’’, Manchester Herald. East Hartford, (Jonn. titude. Good working conditions and fringe bonofito. THESE HOURS ARE TEMPORARY UNTIL OUR sand, 643-9504. NEWLY redecorated third 183-505, Dottie Whitehead 186- and at the end, with a chilled Bonds-Stocks-Mortgages 27 Apply to Mr. Jim McCavanagh. floor apartment, 4 rooms, 180-541, Lois Brown 198-506, crowd of 35,107 cheering him WHOLESALER SUPPLIES US WITH MORE QAS. CUSTODIANS — Experienced, WOMAN to bake and assemble SWITCHBOARD Operator 1958 BACK hoe, dynahoe, model married couples only. $135, ★ Graduate 8t. Michaels College, B.A., Graduate UConn our famous cream pies in Receptionist - Oak Hill School Donna Strattman 183-452, on, was 6V4 lengths in front of WE THANK YOU FOR YOUR PATIENCE... M.A. Political Science MORTGAGES, loans first se­ evenings. Manchester, East 160, excellent condition. Priced "Utilities and appliances not in­ Bertha Toutain 199-483, Lee cond, third. All kinds. Realty Hartford area. Phone 643-5691, Manchester's new and exciting in Hartford is recruiting for a reasonable. Call 644-1168. cluded. Security deposit and Big Spruce. food and pie shop. Pleasant at­ MORIARTY BROS. Bean 192-485, Mary Chaves 454, ★ Veteran Korean War, Marine Corps, 1950-52, 1st statewide, credit rating un­ 2-6 p.m, switchboard operator - recep­ references required. 643-6927. necessary. Reasonable. Con- mosphere and bright cheerful tionist. Applicant should have 31B Cantar Street • Mancliestar SEARE AM/FM 8-tract stereo Lee Bean 485, Alice Pouliot 455, Marine Division, Korea 1951-52. Member Andarson- surroundings. Some bakery experience in operating a Lois Hanion 450, Emma Aceto fidential, quick arrangements. DENTAL Assistant - part-time, system, like new, $90. Call after PRIVACY and open spaces, 6 Shea VFW Post. Alvin Lundynay Agency. 5J experience helpful but will swithboard, clerical and typing 467, Betty Richardson 471. 527-7971. two full dayslays and alternating 2:30, 649-5981. rooms, 2 baths, porch, partially 100 ConstituConstitution Plaza, Hart- Saturday A.M. Varied duties in train proper applicant. Apply in skills desirable. Excellent ASSISTANT BOOKKEEPER - SECRETARY- Small, very' furnished, $300 monthly. 643- For Board of Directors ★ Father of five children. Former Little League and Mid­ ford. Evenings, 233-6879. a preventive oriented Pedodon- perisrwn to Mr. Harovas. Gramirand- fringe benefits. State retire­ Industrial background $160. fee plush East Hartford office. $140 NEWSPRINT end rolls. 25 9632. get basketball coach. Past President Connecticut So­ tic office. Experience desired. ma’s Country Pies, 501 West ment. For information call 242- iaid. Need some typing and employer paid fee. Good cents each. Inquire side door. RESTAURAN'K- Ray John­ ciety of Gerontology. Incorporator Manchester Me­ MORTGAGES — 1st, and 2nd Send resume with phone Middle Tpke. 2274 from 9 a.m. - 4 p.m. or fIght shorthand, local office, benefits, call Susan, 646-8150, Manchester Evening Herald. FOUR ROOMS, centrally son 138, Frank Blank 357, Jim JOHN TANI morial Hospital. Transportation Committee, U.S. Con­ mortgages — interim financing number to P.O. Box 161, write to 120 Holcomb Street, excellent hours and benefits. Bailey Employment Service. located, second floor, heateo, Lambert 156-394, Bob Schreiter Incumbent ference of Mayors. — expeditious and confidential Manchester, Conn. Hartford, Conn. 06112. Call Susan, 646-8150, Bailey CAST IRON radiators and some $165. Security, 646-1189. service, J. D. Real Estate JANITOR - Man to do general Employment Service. covers. Call 649-6929 after 4 136, Joe Bachiochi 141-146-396, Resides at 60 Teresa Road with wife Mary Jean and 2 cleaning in small manufac­ Pete Krupa 137-159-422, Henry Assoc. 643-5129. DRIVERS for school buses. EARN WITHOUT ever leaving p.m. ,-GARDEN Apartments — children. Received B.A. from St. John Fisher College. Immediate openings available. turing firm. Call 646-3800. EXPERIENCED Service meat PART-TIME medics, truck Desirably located, 2 bedrooms, Steullett 135-369, John Williams drivers, cooks, clerical y^our apartment building. He Is employed as Zone Manager at Memorex Corp. Hours, 7:30-8:45, and 2:15-3:30 and dell counter help. Salary Become an Avon Represen­ BLACK AND Decker two-cycle kitchen, living room, second 136-147-402, Gene Grille 360, Bill Help Wanted 35 p.m. Good pay, will train. Call MATURE - Part-time combina­ commensurate with trainees, no experience edger trimmer .500 pound floor, heat, hot water, range, McKinney 386, Emil Palmierl His memberships Include: Army-Navy Club, Past tion bookkeeper-salesclerk, to required. Training, good salary tative. There may be an Treasurer Manchester Jaycees, Past President St. 643-2414. experience. Apply in person, opening in the building in which capacity farm scale. Phone 643- refrigerator, parking, ho pels. 150- 393, Bob Boroch 135-351, EAST HARTFRD company work 9 a.m. to 1 p.m., Tuesday Zollo’s Market, Route 44-A, and many benefits. Call 7265. Available November 1st. Bridget’s Mr. and Mrs. Club, Democratic Club, and desires reliable woman for through Saturday, Thursday National Guard Opportunities, you live. You’ll meet new peo­ Earl Cox 144-358, Jim Moore MECHANICS - full and part- Coventry. ple, work your own hours and Adults. 643-0973, 643-7796. 145-394, Rollie Irish 138-148-408, Democratic Town Committee. gneal office work, 5-day work time. Also custodian, for evening, 5-9 p.m. Permanent 875-9815 COMPLETE baby outfit, high week, company paid benefits position. Shocr Jewelers, 917 ------i ______earn, without ever leaving your Frank McNamara 369, Jeanot DEMOCMTIC nights. Apply in person. Holiday CLERK - General office work, apartment building. Call 1now. chair, carriage, crib, mattress, plus extra fringe benefits. Call Main Street, Manchester. WirtalU 135-366, John Ortolan! Lanes, 39 Spencer Street, pricing and extending invoices, SERVICE Representative in swing, bassinette, play pen. APARTMEHT VOTE DEMOCRATIC 289-3421 for appointment. East Hartford, $105. Employer 289-4922. 359, Steve Putnam 377, Dave Manchester. tull time, apply 140 Rye Street, Excellent condition. $75. 649- South Windsor, Conn. •aid fee. Excellent benefits. 9579. RENTAL OFFICE Castagna 364, Mike Balesano WOMAN, part time counter MATURE SALES clerk - full­ Mlmeone with firare aptitude We have a large variety of 14M46-158-446, Roy McGuire NOV. 6 SALESWOMEN Osmocratle Town ConrnlttoN, Paul Phillips, Troas. work. Apply Ann’s Spot, 21 Oak time through January 1st only. WOMAN would like to babysit, who can handle telephoneh calls. COLLEGE GRADUATE with Boats-Accessorles 48 deluxe one and two-bedroom 143-372, Chet Russo 156-359, Street, WANTED Selling experience preferrM. my home. Pre-schoolers. Call f50, Bailey one year minimum business apartments and townhouses Larry Bates 358, Bill Sheekey Experienced not necessary. Shoor Jewelers, 917 Main 875-6i-6381, anytin](!e. Employment Service. experience! Will be trained for 10’ JOHN boat and small motor. throughout Manchester. Ren­ SEAMSTRESS experienced in Street, Manchester. 151- 138'395, Don Logan 353, Weekdays 5:30 a.m. to 10:30 surety bond business. $60. Phone 649-9579. tal office open daily from 9-5, slip cover work. Full or part ARTS and crafts demonstrators Ifarry Buckminster 351, Ed NOVEMBER 6th a.m. and 7 p.m. - midnight. PART-TIME medics, truck Employer paid fee. Car other times by appointment. Doucette Sr. 151-365, Dave timo. Cull 742-8075. POSITION now open for full­ drivers, coo)ks, clerical needed. Great opportunities, no provided after initial training. Sporting Qoods 47 Apply In person: time service station attendant Viara 141-149-413, Ed Doucette trainees, no ex p erien ce experience necessary. Earn 507o office and 50% local Read Herald Advertisements BABYSITTER for Wednesday days, also nights. 18 years or while you learn, part-time or Jr. 171-422. PAID FOR BY FRIENDS OF JACK THOMPSON - JAMES WATT, TREASURER MR. DOHUT required. Training, good salaiy traveling. Excellent growth PAIR WOMEN’S ski boots, size OMIUTO DintfM$CS, m . and Friday, 2:30 tq6 p.m. Own 255 West Middle Tpke. older. Apply at Morlarty and many benefits. Call full-Ume. No collecting or potentiaL Exceptional benefits. 8 1/2, $15. Two pair warmups, 240-A Nm State M, Manciwiter transportation. Rachel Rd. Brothers, Inc., 315 Center delivering. Call 633-1697 ------Manchester National Guard Opportunities, Call Mr. Schroder, 64^8150, size medium, i*. pair. Phone $4t-1021 area. 046-7666. Street, Manchester. 643-5109. between 10^ p.m. or 6-8 p.m. Ballev Employment Service. 646-4138 after 3 p.m. MANCHE18TER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Mon., Oct. 29, 1973— PAGE NINETEEN

Ho uim For Solo Houooo For Solo Out of Town-For Solo 79 HUGS BUNNY OUT OUR WAY BY NED COCHRAN OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOIM.E MANCTESTER - 7-room OFFICE — Good location and Manchester New MANCHESTER - Porter BOLTON — Owner wants fast ONB OF AAV MOST PBRSI5- Cape, 2 tiled baths, huge yard, Street section, 6-room custom sale on 4-bedroom Ranch with PIP 'S3U 6EE A HOWABOOT*TH«Tr/THAra GREAT/' parking. Call 646-3633. TBNTOMPnDRS ^ A IF I OeTMV YA C'N COME JUSTA PLEETINfl /W3- TEAH, BUT THAT AT LEAST ^ FOREST HILLS 25% down, $255 m onthly built Cape, dormer, garage, 2-car garage, on lovely one-acre 16 rURSUINd MB... \ SCRUFFY I78AP- HANP6 ON HIA4' OUT NOW... I aOT ON A t7 y*OUR MOTHER *IE N T OF ALEE AND BEAT IN A FLU0 WILL CERTAINLY. GLORY, THOLIAH / HE'5 ' V/AS L A S T HE'S NOT RANCHES—5 to choose P.I.T.I. to qualified buyer. treed lot. Hayes Agency, 646- treed lot. Assumable 5(4% W H B R 6 C A N I I'LL BBKAK HS'6 aONE THIS ISN'T SO EXCELLENT location, near Warren Ek Howland, Realtors, HAT a o BY HBRSr HIAA IN TIVOI BE PLEASED TO PROVEN IT CAM BE DONE; winter,' with S IN G IN G I hospital, carpeting and all from 0131. mortgage. Asking $37,500. h e a r t h e e o o D AND FROM THIS PAY ON BAD. LEANDER >LLTHE MALT b u t o f y 643-1108. NEWS/ HISMA'LL BE HAVING WHEN WE CARRIED I HE PUTS AWAV ANDOVER-second floor, one utilities Included, parking. Cali COLONIALS—6 to choose Zinsser Agency, 6461511. C O \i?SE 649-9258. CONTEMPORARY Ranch, 12 1 GREAT EXPECT/UmONS; HIM HOME FROM HE MUST IT S EARLY bedroom, furnished apartment, from THE SKATING G A IN F IV E (Off W. MMdto IMC.1 iO monthly, security deposit. MANCHESTER - Four or five acres, 7 rooms, 4 bedrooms, CONTEMPORARY Ranch, 2 IN T H E MANCHESra CAPE—Custom, one choice. beamed ceiling, garages, view. acre Vermont type setting, 1(4 RINK IT WAS POUNDS A PAY.' CHOICE of 4-room apartments 11 742-6857. 122 EAST CENTER STREET - bedroom ole' ir home. Rural K ALL UPHILL/ MONTH.' in 2-family home. Wall-to-wall BuIN by S New 520 square feet office, SPLIT—Custom, one choice. location. Small barn and oar­ Hutchins Agency, 649-5324. baths, 2 fireplaces, rec room, ■i carpeting including stove and U«R HOUSIIN CMP. ROCKVILLE — Available now, heat, air-conditioning, choice of Many variations. All homes age. Reduced to $37,900. Pai low 40s. Hayes Agency, 646 refrigerator, nice backyard, nicely furnished 3V4 room carpeting, paneling, ample W. Dougan Realtor, 6434535. CUSTOM built, air-conditioned, 0131. 1 and 2-bedroom luxury include family room, California Ranch. Fireplaced very convenient near center. apartments. Features wall-to- apartment, residential area. parking, on bus line. May sub­ fireplace, aluminum siding, 2- Have the feeling of living in Adults, no pets, security. $160 divide. 646-1180. MANCHESTER — Englewood living room, formal dining BTLTON - Clean, 5-room wall carpeting, vanity tile car garage, 3 or 4 bedrooms, room, modern kitchen with Ranch, 3 bedrooms, g a r ^ , your own hpifie. Intin^iate oc­ monthly, 64^1060. Drive, Cape. 6 rooms, 3 or 4 'A i cupancy. J225 per mrath. Call baths, built-in oven, range, •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• large wo^ed lots. bedrooms, near everything. dining area, family room, three good location. Asking $26,900. Mr. Evans, owner-agent, 9-9, dishwasher, refrigerator and Wontod to Rent 60 MERRin AGENCY LaPenta Agency, Realtor, 646- large bedrooms, fourth possi­ Frechette & Martin Realtors, OE ROOM, bath, stove, ble. 2-car garage. Bieauufully 749-0759. disposal, electric heat, 2 air refrigerator, heat, hot water. REALTORS 64e-1180 2440. Inc., 647-9993. conditioners, glass sliding WANTED - Garage to store landscaped grounds. Marion E. IVIIUKKY FINN Applz Marlow’s, 867 Main Don’t Wolt to buy Robertson, Realtor, 643-5953. COVENTRY - Exceptionally BY HANK LEONARD MANCHESTER - One-bedroom doors, all large rooms. Full Street. boat for winter, Bolton vicinity. Root eototo, MANCHESTER - 7 room Ranch type apartment, private basement storage area, ample Phone 649-7773. Cape, IW baths, garage. clean 2-bedroom Ranch, living WELL, IT'S BEEN T SHUCKS) Buy Root Eototo room with fireplace, kitchen, VES-IVE A MONTH OF REAL | entrance, includes heat and parking. Starting at $175. Han­ FURNISHED one room ef­ Desirable location. Owner will THE SHOIV OPENS TOMOPPA MEMORIZED HARO WORK— U U E S ond Wolt...l MANCHESTER $33,500 wall-to-wall carpeting, garage, NK3HT, H O PAckj APE YA EVERY appliances. $170 per month. dy to shopping, schools, bus ficiency apartment. First floor Aportmont Bulldingo- assist with financing. Stanley M Q'NIGHT, O FT E N Paul W. Dougan, Realtor, 643- Agency, 643-5724. gorgeous yard. Must be seen to ABSOLUTELY SUPE YA ^ single and religious facilities. with large bath. Near 1-86. $125 For Solo 70 WALK DONT DRIVE NERVES/ MISUNPERj 4535, 646-1021. ^ p re d a te . Asking $25,000. KNOW ALL YOUP LINES? ' STOOP Model apartment open for in­ monthly. Call 643-1126. 9-5 p.m. GEORGIAN COLONIAL - Easy Financing Available Center chimney, 2 fireplaces, Frechette & Martin, Inc., 647- spection 1-5 p.m., Saturday MANCHESTER — Spacious 2- 6-room Cape Cod convenient 9993. MANCHESTER - Deluxe 2- 4-FAMLY modern kitchen with built-ins, family, central location. to major shopping, school and and Sunday. Other times by large formal dining room, lo-vi bedroom townhouse, 114 baths, Spare rotin brim spare cash ttieu excellent condition. Double! gar-gar­ bus. Here is a home in eseaur- THE PRECEDENT (0 HTf 6r NU. ta . I appointment. MVESimiT PMKIITr front-to-back living room, large GLASTONBURY - New 8 patio, full private basement, in­ fays - Use HeraM Oassifief U i age, new furnace, $: ,500. excellent condition with a l/2room all brick Dutch cludes everything except elec­ Built 1962, central location, front foyer, den, screened Hayes Agency, 646-0131. CaH: porch, 4 bedrooms, 2 l/2baths, large jalousied back porch, Colonial, 3 full baths, first floor tricity. Ideal location. $270 per immaculate condition, ranges family room, prime month. Paul W. U*R HOUSINR CMP. and refrigerators stay. This is garage, large lot, high on a hill MANCHESTER - 6 room oversized garage, wall-to-wall C A rrA IN EASY Houooo for Rent 95 in one of Manchester’s finest carpeting and a fireplaced neighborhood, 81/2% mortgage BY CROOKS & LAWRKNCK Dougan,Realtor, 643-4535, 646- 643-MS1 the one you’ve been looking Cape, 3 bedrooms, fireplace, with 25% down available. $68.- ' 1021. Robert Murdoch, Roaltor for. Mid 40s. neighborhoods. $66,500. aluminum siding, attached living room. Call Joe Gordon HAVE you PECIPEP NOT VET... AT THAT WATCH IT JURBy.'.,. I WHILE IN THE BUILOINO'S BASEMENT, SEVEN ROOM, Oakland sec­ 500. Warren E. Howland, MOMENt. 643-95S1 Philbrick Agency, Realtors, oversized garage, 30s. LaPenta for details, 649-5306. V/HETHBR you AMP FIRST w e HERE GOBS THE 14171 THAT'S tion, large lot. Call 644-2887 MEYERS REALTORS 646-4200. Realtor, 643-1108. JAVA WILL TAKE ON W ANT. TO S A F E I MANCHESTER - Four rooms, Stophon J. Luchon Jr. Agency, Realtor, 6462440. PH. FdVLE'^ after 6 p.m. • • B&W • • THId AMNE5IA TA LK TO. I OFFICE singles preferred. No children. 643-0609______649-5524 VINA m nift.9 $109 plus utilities. Security. 643- S u p t • 646-S2B7 CAPE - Four bedrooms, living COVENTRY - Wee house, long on charm, nestled on a beautiful PSYCHIATRIST. 9274. MANCHESTER — Four-room room with fireplace, large eat- The BARROWS It WALUCE Co. OR. NER O house, furnished, quiet setting, Buolnooo Proporty - For in kitchen, close to bus line. Im­ 'kirW tlW m irir Realtors — MLS half acre lot, lake privileges. PRISCILLA’S FOP BY AL VERMEER FCJyLE) garage. Responsible people on­ Solo 71 Priced from Manchester Parkade — M9-5906 $15,900. Pasek, Realtors, 286 2 MANCHESTER area - maculate condition. Immediate SPACIOUS two bedroom apart­ 7475, 742-8243. I LIKE TO PRETEND’ ^ O F ment. New kitchen, central, (Hebron). Modern 4 rooms, ly. 075 monthly. Hayes Agen­ occupancy. $31,000. Philbrick $36,9DD - $38.9DD TME PULP MILL IS COURSE, adults, no pets, security, $190 per month includes heat, cy, 646-0131. EAST CENTER STREET - Of­ Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. MY G EN IE IT 'S O N U t' lUNCIIES - CAPES COVENTRY - North - two acre M A K E - references, $200. 649-0533. hot water, carpeting, fice building, originally set up Loto-Lond tor Solo 73 appliances and storage, 649- MANCHESTER - 4-bedroom for dental office. Waiting room, FIVE-ROOM Cape, 2 or 3 COLONULS farm, spacious older Colonial. B E U IE V E y Dutch Colonial. Four baths, Exceilent condition, two baths, II FIVE ROOM Duplex, near park 2m, 6464)882. two operating rooms, spare bedrooms, large kitchen, tiled Four homes immediate MANCHESTER - Off Porter and shopping, private shaded double garage, executive room, three labs, half bath, bath, den, carpeted living room barn, $39,900. Hayes Agency, neighborhood. November 30th occupancy or choose your Street, A-zone building lot that 646- 0131. yard, full basement and attic, NICE one-bedroom apartment, parking, plus three-room apart­ with fireplace, fenced in yard, lot. offers privacy, yet close to all adults. $170. Phone 646-6297, quiet location. Includes heat, occupancy. Hayes Agency, 646- ment on second floor. $5(),000. near schools and shopping, $33,- 0131. 5% DOWN town conveniences. Call COLUMBIA - Must sell Im­ 643-5691. appliances, air-conditioning Philbrick Agency, Realtors, 500. Owner 643-2392. Martens Agency, Realtors, 646- and carpets. $185. Paul W. •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 646-4200. 30-YEJUi (XMVDmONAL mediately! Three bedroom 2550. Ranch on beautiful, big country ^ - , | | • — .N n, III Dougan, Realtor, 643-4535, 646- Out of Town- MANCHESTER - Rockledge MORTGIUZS AVAIIJUU BY MIL'I'ON CANIFF For Ront lot. Low taxes, good STEVE CANYON MANCHESTER - 4 rooms, first 1021. 66 Houooo For Solo 72 section. Beautiful 5-bedroom VERNON - Almost one acre of T‘ floor apartment, no appliances. Split, has living room with neighborhood. Mid 20s. Mr. VANTAGE REALTY. serene beauty and spectacular Steinmeyer, Belfiore Agency, WHOSE TELEPHONE T HIS SISTER IS OLSONS' AT THIS MOMENT- OUTSIDE STALKY SCHWEISEN-, Security deposit. $130. Call 649- NEW 3-bedroom Duplex, half of MANCHESTER - Duplex, 6-6, fireplace, dining room, kitchen view of Connecticut River HAS HE BUGeeP?/eiRLFRIEND/MEBBE BERBER'S ROOM. 2813. two-family. baths, Apartments, 3(4 rooms at $180; full attic and basement. with all appliances including 172-9402 647- 1413, evenings 228-03M. O ''SHE.CONTm.STHE KID Valley. Mrs. Millette, Belfiore 10-1*1 _ n I ^ W HtA. W , T M l , | US carpeting, appliances included. 4w rooms at $205. Includes Recently painted. Large corner ' dishwasher and disposal, wall- - u k e HYNOOSIZ-OR heat, hot water, refrigerator, Agency, 647-1413. WHATCHACALUIT/ FOUR-room unfurnished, third Full basement, $267 per month. lot. Garage. Separate furnaces. to-wall carpeting, rec room, 3(4 BY ART SANSOM floor apartment. Stove, Paul W. Dougan, Realtor, 643- oven-range, disposal, dis­ Large spotless rooms. Zoned B- baths, large lot. Priced right. COVENTRY (NORTH) THE BORN LOSER refrigerator, heat. Apply T. 4535, 646-1021. hwasher, wall-to-wall 2, income $4,200. Firm $41,900. Call Mitten Agency, Realtors, EXCELLENT 7-room Colonial, $1,700 DOWN Morrow, 649-2236, after 5:M carpeting, air-conditioning, Phone 649-5125. 643-6930. 2Vz baths, plastered walls, oak MANCHESTER p.m. parking, swimming pools, flooring, appliances, 2-car gar­ AHENTION BUILDERS PAYMENT lighted tennis courts, basket­ MANCHESTER - Four age, cito utilities, large lot, Is all you need for this ball court, ice skating, picnic SCHOOL STREET - 4 rooms on MANCHESTER bedroom Colonial, 2 fireplaces, Mrch. Immediate occupancy. Three acres of heavily treed beautiful 6(4-room Split second floor, gas stove and hot PRESIDENTIAL m ves, storage. No pets. Call /I Oversized 6-room Ranch, laundry and mud room off Excellent location, near school. land available now for only Level. Completely carpeted, water, married couple VILUGE APTS. Vernon, 872-8511 between 9-4, kitchen, enclosed jalousied Charles Lesperance, 649-7620. garage, family room, a weekdays, after 4, and on spacious living room with $20,000. Can be used as two preferred. No children or pets. porch, patio, walk up attic, rec fireplace and an acre lot. ’The $115 monthly plus utilities. MANCHESTER weekendis, call 872-4400. fireplace, 3 large bedrooms, room, Martin School district, lots or could be divided into BOWERS Cape — Fireplace, rooms are all color coor­ Security deposit. 643-7(194'after formal dining room, kitchen Ansaldi built, treed lot. garage, established three-lots. City sewer very 4, Saturday and Sunday One and two bedrooms. BOLTON-Manchester town with built-ins, oversized tiled Immediate occupancy. 2-car neighborhood, Helen D. Cole, close by. Call Bogdan now dinated. Call Tony Wasilefsky at 649-5306. Price? $35,900. anytime. Near schools, churches line, 3-room apartment, second bath with vanity, mud room, garage, $44,900. Call Warren E. Realtor/MLS, 643-6666. at 649-5306 to inspect. Survey floor, references required. $175 large enclosed sunporch, Howland Realtors, 643-1108. available at our office. and shopping center, on monthly. Call 643-5^. MANCHESTER — Charming 7- • • B&W«» CHARLES Apartments - 4 1/2 gversized 2-car attach^ gar­ THE FLINTSTONES BY HANA-BABBEBA bus line. Call anytime. age, over one acre park-like MANCHESTER - Acre room Cape locatedin desirable room Townhouse, appliances, ROCKVILLE - Three-room parklike lot, 7 rooms, fireplace, • • B&W • • The BARROWS St WALLACE Co. air-conditioners, heat, hot 646-2623 grounds. Priced to sell, $46,- Henry Street area, large rec & apartment, heat, hot water, 1(4 baths, sundeck, garage, room, fireplaced living room, Realtors — MLS e H HIA, Uc, TM lu, U.J. M. OK. water, sound proofing, 000. Manchester Parkade — 649-5306 stove, refrigerator. $135. Adults $38,900. Hutchins Agency, 649- dining room, and much more. The BARROWS & WALLACE Co. TALK ABOUT AAODEKN CRUSHED ic e / 1V//4T carpeting, storage area, only. Security deposit required. UM REALTY CO., M€. Realtors — MLS PROGRESS-SET A M U THeV THINK A C H O O L .^ 5324. Wall-to-wall carpet throughout. Manchester Parkade — 649-5306 ALLEY OOP BY V.T. HAMLIN washer-dryer hookups and Parking for one car. Call 643- LOOK AT THIS OP N eyr ?!! J U S T H O P E basement garage. Call Charles TWO-BEDROOM Townhouse, 643-2692 Priced at $35,900. Zinsser Agen­ 9678. Robert D. Murdock PORTER ST. area - im- cy, 646-1511. TOLLAND - Non-development , AN'IRIS BiaOL'THING ...MAYBE YOU ..THERE'S AN'OUTSIDE CHANCE THEV THINK OF _ Ponticelli, 646-0^. full private basement. Private Ranch on nicely treed lot. I ^ IS STILL CARRVIN' US OUGHTAOrT TH'CRITTER MIGHT CHANGE SOMETHING ''If Roaltor maculate 7 room Colonial, gar­ USIOOSE) DIRECTION AN'PULL US BACK entrances and patio. Includes EAST HARTFORD - Sub-let n.,t e .i . « Seven rooms, two baths, gar- INTO DEEP WATER, CRUSHED CRU5HEC e O O N l l age, trees, privacy. Hutchins FIRST Offering - west side. Out of Town-For Safe 75 MR. OOP.., NEAR s h o r e ! ^ MANCHESTER - Super deluxe, heat, appliances, carpets, $240 oversized 2-bedroom apart­ age, wall-to-wall carpeting. ICE 2-bedroom Townhouse, fully per month. Paul W. Dougan, Agency, Realtors, 649-5324. Excellent 6roonri Cape, tiled ICE ment, appliances, pool, neat, MANCHESTER - Finally a nice bath, fireplace, city utilities, Aluminum doors and screens. carpeted, dining room Realtor, 6434535, 646-1021. COLUMBIA LAKE Area- Mr. Lombardo, Belfiore Agen­ one month free rent. Call 646- Raised Ranch that can be MANCHESTER - New Listing. enclosed porch, near bus line, Gracious nine room Garrison 2 5 4 overlooking sunken living 6477 after 5:30. bought for a moderate price. cy, 647-1413. room. All appliances, private WE HAVE customers waiting Charming 6-room Cape on treed school and shopping. Nicely Colonial, quality materials and •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Call us for details and inspec­ lot in the Center of town. Wall- landscaped. Priced at only $27,- patio, basement garage. for the rental of your apartment workmanship throughout. 2 BOLTON - Spacious U&R built 31. or home. J.D. Real Estate Buolnooo Locotlono- tion. T. J. Crockett, Realtors, to-wall carpet, 3 bedrooms, 000. Charles Lesperance, 649- l/2baths, 25x15 living room with Residential location. Availahle For Ront 97 643-1577. Ranch. Two baths, country December 1st. $275. 649-0311 Associates, Inc. 643-5129. enclosed porch. Priced in the 7620. fireplace, large cabinet kitchen low 30’s. Zinsser Agency, 646- kitchen, family room, im­ after 6 p.m. with self cleaning oven and dis­ mediate occupancy. Acre treed LOOKING for anything in real MANCHESTER — 100,000 PRIME AREA - If you want 1511. hwasher. Large paneled family square feet, will divide. your children to swim in their GOOD STARTER HOME lot. $46,900. Hayes Agency, 646 estate rental — apartments, room with sliding glass door to 0131. MANCHESTER - 4 rooms, homes, multiple dwellings, no Suitable for manufacturing and own pool and play in their own TWELVE room duplex, vacant *23p700 deck, 2-car garage with loft, stove, refrigerator, heat, hot warehouse. 1-226-1206. large backyard, call us to find side has been redecorated and fees. Call J.D. Real Estate 4(4-room home with view of lake, located in area 10-39 c K I O - A 9 water, carpeting. $195. Lease. out about this fine Split-level has new heating system. Other EAST HARTFORD - Big, va­ o n kf NtA, l x . T M t« | LI $ Fit 04f A s^ iates, Inc. 643-5129. expandable attic. Ideal with comparable homes. Priced cant 6-6, two-family in good Call 649-2813. 460 MAIN St. — Ideal for store, home. T. J. Crockett, Realtor, side good condition and will in 50s. Call builder, 228-9349. 643-1577. for the family that needs condition looking for a new MANCHESTER — Attractive 4 office, etc. $160. Call 646-2426,9- prrovide good income. Close to MR. ABERNATHY BY ROLSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY NEW 3-room apartment with 5. M'ain Street, schools. Good only 2 bedrooms, also trally I ocated with 2- room apartment, stove, car garage._i. T.i. J. Crockett, appliances and carpeting, heat refrigerator, references, no .00x190’ LOT goes with this financing available. Call Peter­ living room with dining BOLTON - Beautiful contem­ Sheinwold on Bridge Realtors, 643-1577. S U R E IS ! CO fAE m y WE and hot water included, base­ pets, $140. 228-3540, 649-5325. PROFESSIONAL office, clean 8-room older home. Three man, Realtor, 649-9404. area, and convenient porary Ranch, 10 rooms, 2 ON,THIS IS THE HAVE'yOUR ment storage and laundry beautiful, spacious. Excellent b^rooms, 2-car garage, large kitchen. Lot with garden i/2baths, fieldstone fireplace, .jeNb-tTHAT GUY WHO IS^ sunken living room, large ther­ C H A N C E O F A AUTOGRAPH? South dealer without the slightest sign of dis­ facilities, convenient location. FIVE-ROOM first floor apart­ exposure..First floor, all kitchen included in this scarce NEW COLONIAL styled 6-room space, in a convenient TALKING TD THE HOW TO LOCATE mal quota of one-half. (Vhat’s low 30s price range. More land mopane windows, on 11/2 acres LIFETIME! North-South vulnerable $175 per month. Call Peterman, ment. Two bedrooms, $15(). No facilities, parking. Reasonable Raised Ranch, 2 fireplaces, 2 location. HEBRON HOSTESS MISSING QUEENS tress, your best bet is to go up more, you will sometimes catch owner, 649-9404. pets. Security deposit required. rent. 649-1680, 6^3549. available to by. 1. J. Crockett, l/2baths, fully carpet^, range, with 10-miIe view. $48,500. ACRE OF TREES STRETCH By Alfred Sheinwold NORTH with dummy’s ace and take a the experts along with the Phone 647-9509. Realtors, 643-1577. dishwasher, disposal, Philbrick Agency, Realtors, STEVENS As we all know, the govern­ 6 A863 finesse on the way back. The taxpayers. In bridge, as in U&R REALTY CO., INC. 6464200. Surrounds this large, lovely, STORAGE warehouse, 10,500 aluminum siding, storm win­ THE ment spends our taxes on such < 0 K84 theory is: No distress means no boxing, the bigger they are the LANDLORDS & REALTORS square feet. Stock Place, rear. SIX ROOM Ranch, 2 baths, 643-2692 extra clean 7-room Cape Cod AVAILABLE November 1st, 4- dows, doors. Call for details and B A S k E T B A U - frills as education, roads and so 0 KJ95 queen. (This theory sometimes harder they fall. Thoroughly screened tenants Attractive rental. Brokers heated rec room, oversized car­ appointment. Call Peterman, Robert D. Murdock, bcoventry - Excitingly unique with loads of extra value - 4 10 6 ropm, first floor apartment, STAR? on. What bridge players need is applies away from the bridge Daily Question sent to you free of charge. We centrally located. No protected. Call 522-3114. port, air-conditioned, wall-to- Realtor, 649-9404. Realtor custom built Raised Ranch on fireplace - garage - 2 full WEST EAST will fill your vacancies fast at wall carpeting, corner lot wooded lot, balcony overlooks baths. Financing readily a Bureau of Missing (}ueens. table.) As dealer, you hold: appliances, $135. plus heat. 6 Q 5 2 6 7 4 Expert opponents are so Spades, K-j-10-9-2; Hearts, no cost or obligation to you. Lease and security. 6434165, THREE carpeted, air- 160x110. M3-5447. NEW 6-room quality built beammed cathedral ceiling available on this fine home Write your congressman today t:?QJ10 i:(A976 living room, formal dining JONES-i- familiar with this situation, of 5-3; Diamonds, A-Q-10} HOMEFINDERS 649-3978. conditioned rooms available Colonials on Lydall Street. Han- priced in the mid thirties. Call if you want your money spent 0 642 0 873 immediately. Can be sub­ CIRCA 1730 - Antique Colonial MAKE an offer on this four room, 3 or 4 bedrooms, king RldSEWPi/ course, that they will look at Clubs, A-K-8. ______527-5448 ^ location with city utilities. room Ranch with 100x225’ yard. Mr. Bogdan, 649-5306 for ap­ helpfully. 4 J954 ♦ Q732 MANCHESTER - 2 1/2 rooms, divided. Call 649-5261 or stop at recently restored, 7 fireplaces, Fireplaces, bath and a half, ful­ sized master, multi-functional L kii South dealer you scornfully for trying such a What do yu say? John H. Lappen, Inc. 164 East summer kitchen, new baths, Must sell, Belfiore Agency, 647- finished lower level, in-law pointment. SOUTH second floor, heat, appliances, ly equipped kitchen, aluminum 1413. North-South vulnerable 6 KJ 109 moth-eaten' device against Answer: Bid one spade. FOUR ROOMS, all electric parking. Convenient location. Center Street. kitchen. Two-car garage. siding, storm windows and apartment, 2 1/2 baths, 2-car WINTHROP BY DICK CAVALLI Opening lead — Queen of them. Avoid an opening bid of one no- Philbrick Agency, Realtors, garage. High 30’s. Philbrick • • B & W • • 5 3 2 deluxe apartment, canieting No pets. $105. 633-1874. doors. Mid 30s. Open daily for MANCHESTER - Executive hearts Pay no attention to the curled trump when you have a 7,600 SQUARE Feet, truck 646-4200. your inspection. Call builder for Agency, Realtors, 6464200. 0 A Q 10 and all utilities included, cen­ custom built Ranch. Three THREE THOUSANO, N IN E THREE THOUSAND, NINE THREE THOUSAND, NINE THE exaUNT IS T H R ^ The defenders took the first Jk A K 8 lip and the raised eyeblow. The worthless doubleton. Open with tral. Adults, no pets, security THREE ROOM, quiet, pleasant dock, sprinklered, heavy floor details, 643-2282, 644-8896. The BARROWS It WALLACE Co. HUNDIRED AND EKaHTV- HUNDRED AND EK3H1V- THOUSANq NINE HUNDRSD spacious bedrooms, family Realton — MLS HUNDRED AND EIQHTV- three heart tricks, and a switch South West North East moth-eaten device will enable a biddable suit instead. and references. $185 per month. convenient location. Working load. Warren E. Howland, RANCT - 6 rooms, 1 l/2baths, ocoventry 8 Oversized 6 room e e V E N . . . > ^ E IS K T ... > AND EISHTV-NINE, AND room off kitchen, rec room, Manchester Parkade — 649-6906 S ix ... you to guess about three queens Copyright 1973 649-9258. adults. No pets. Partly fur­ Realtors, 643-1108. formal dining room, 3 SPLIT LEVEL — Convenient to Cape, 1(4 baths, full shed HOIXHNQ. y to clubs then put South in his 1 NT Pass 2 Jk Pass bedrooms, garage, treed lot. den, lovely secluded lot. Hayes dormer, large rooms, $29,900. hand. Declarer now had to 2 6 Pass 4 6 All Pass out of four instead of your nor­ General Features Corp. nished. Lease, security. 64^ everything, 7 rooms, 2 full Agency, 646-0131. MANCHESTER — Nice one- 2880. r — " — ' I $34,900. Philbrick Agency, baths, garage, formal dining LaPenta Agency, Realtor, 646 r locate the queen of spades to Opening lead — Q Realtors, 646-4200. 2440. V bedroom apartment at the room, fireplace in living room, ASSUME 7% mortgage! Con- Wontod-Rool Eototo 77 make his contract. Answer to Previous Puzzle Teresa, close to shopping, bus, FIVE-ROOM apartment, first I Convenient I rec room and laundry facilities. viently located, two-family, 3- You often have this kind of queen of spades because of the Transportation SESRIS etc. Includes appliances, floor, refrigerator, stove, TWO-FAMILY duplex, 7 and 8 Level treed lot. High 30’s. F. J. SELLING your home or problem at the bridge table. doubtful rule "Cover an honor DSlSlxl rooms, newly remodeled car garage. Two separate TOLLAND $32,900 carpets and air-conditioning. washer and dryer. Wall-to-wall Spilecki, Realtors, 643-2121. heating systems. Recently acreage? For prompt friendly How do you find the queen? with an honor.’’ Possibly West kitchens and baths, large ACROSS DOWN $171 per month. Paul W. carpeting. Garage. November redecorated inside, newly A DEUGHTFUL RANCH service, call Louis Dimoex It isn’t much of a problem if may play a low spade after an m I DOWNTOWN * private yard. Immaculate con­ RANCH — 6 rooms on a large, 1 Be carried 1 Late movies s i x Dougan, Realtor, 6434535, 646- 1st. occupancy. 646-7798. painted outside. Mr. Lombardo, Easy Financing Available Realty, 6469823. your opponents are simple, obvious mental struggle. In a 1 0 2 1 . dition throughout. Garages. level treed lot in the Keeney 5 Two-wheeled 2 Artificial 5 E 3 Belfiore Agency, 647-1413. naive taxpayers. Lead the jack case of this sort you don’t ac­ vehicle language LUC THREE room, newly Central location. $49,500. School area. Large rec room Why not buy this spotless 6 ALL CASH for your property ELK I OFHCE Philbrick Agency, Realtors, room home and celebrate the CHO: of spades from your hand and tually have to see the queen of 9 Type of car 3 Sire (coll.) MANCHESTER - Midland and redecorated apartment, large with bar, 3 bedrooms, eat-in OVERSIZED Cape, seven within 24 hours. Avoid red tape, 10 Debate 4 Romanian 6464200. Crinl b, HIA. be. TJA. ut- UI. P,t. OH. wait to see what West does. spades to know where it is. Centennial Apartments. Two ,yard.______Security deposit. $14 [M ain Street location! kitchen with built-in oven and rooms, plus screened and holidays here? We offer im­ instant service. Hayes Agency, / t i f 12 Took long violinist m rooms at $125. Three rooms, at' -- monthly.------Call 6 4 3 -m range, large living room with mediate occupancy to a fami­ 6460131. West may cover with the If West plays a low spade steps 5 Company of H E A glassed porch, 1 l/2baths, wall- 13 Remained at travelers £ R A L $155 and $160. Four rooms at I Ideal for attorney o r; dining area, plenty of wall-to- to-wall, garage. Treed, private ly that is seeking a 6year-old BY FRANK O’NEAL wall. $34,900, F. J, Spilecki, SHORT RIBS y ease 6 Exist $165. Newly renovated. TWO-ROOM apartment. Also Isniall business. ■ yard. Lower 30s. Immediate oc- home in top condition on a W WJLL buy your house for 19 Greek letter 7 Football 22 Month 40 Public resting Includes heat, hot water. three room apartment. Heat, Realtor, 643-2121. places Manchester cu|)ancy. Belfiore Agency, 647- gorgeous treed lot. May I cash. Call anytime, Hutchins SORRV OUT OP PAPERS? HOW I'L L TELL YOU / "s t a r GAIETC'-tv) 16 Depot (ah.) ositions (ab.) 27 Noun suffix oven/range, refrigerator, hot water and gas. Security Agency, Realtors, 649-5324. 18 Native metal Private 29 Article 41 Angry I Will redecorate to suit show you through? Please call MR. JONES. I'M O l TTOF^ CAN 1 FIND OUT ABOUT -By CLAY R. POLLAN- 19 Arm bone teachers 31 Place in olfiee 42 Playing card parking and storage. No pets. deposit required. Centrally 1 MANCHESTER - 5 room LliRA SUPERBLY Joe (Jordon, 6465306. n e w s p a p e r s . THE LATEST SHORTAGE ARIES 21104 (Roman) 9 Not fresh 33 Sweet potatoes figures Call Vernon, 872-8511. located. 643-0578. I tenant. Rental $100! Ranch, large treed lot in ideal CLEAN as a hound’s tooth, two- SELLING your property? Call ? MAR. 21 Your Daily AcIMIy Gut'dt sen.,11 tY 50 Monetary unit WITHCXJTA PAPER? According to Iht Stan. 22 Operatic solo 11 Weird 34 Little quarrels location. Available November family, thirteen rooms, 2 1/2 us first. (Ve’ll buy your home OCT. 2ll^I 23 Elizabeth's 12 Tree slump 35 Get clear (ab.) ■monthly Includes! DEC6RATED 1st. Call owner, 1-267-0892. ^-'■^ARR. I* To develop messoge for Tuesday,, FIVE ROOMS, tiled bath, heat, FOUR room flat, second floor, immediately at a fair price, all r>|l 1-14-29-40 41-45-51-55^ nickname 14 Not alive 37 Scottish 51 Hill of debt 4-bedroom Colonial with baths, wall-to-wall carpeting in reod words corresponding to numbers', (slang) hot water included. Middle- close to Main Street, churches, I heat. Call Mr. Dwyer. I four bedrooms, two stoves in­ The BARROWS St WALLACE Co. cash. Call Lou Arruda, 644-l'S39, .5748-64-73 61-67-70 24 Feminine 17 Can material negative of your Zodioc birth sign. name 20 Give 53 Armed condict aged adults. Security deposit. middleaged couple preferr^. first-floor family room. A MANCHESTER - four family Realton — MLS Arruda Realty. 'TAURUS SCORPIO 38 Raises spirits cluded. Five garages for extra 1 Advance 3) Eosy 61 Count 25 Not new confidence 54 Personal pride References. No pets. Parking. Stove included, no cnildren or investment. Aluminum siding. <<■ ARR. 10 ocr. 2Jfl7i of home with the size and con­ income. Never a problem ten­ Mancheiter Parkade — 649-5306 2 You 32 Newspaper 62 Deserved 26 Continent pets. Call 649-8733. Immaculate, excellent area, in­ 63 A IIV2B School Street, across veniences for an active ting. One block from Main PLANNING to sell? Call Paul 3 New 33 To Nor. 2f- (ab.) r 3 4 5 6 7 [ 646-1700 j 4 Choose 34 Rather 64 And from East Side Rec, near Main. come $7,200. Mid 40’s. Two J. Correnti, Real Estate Agen­ i>,54-57-68-69 12-15-1B-32,C 28 Old horse family and the tasteful ap­ Street. Belfiore Agency, 647- 5 Evening 35 Give 65 Trip AVAILABLE December 1st, 3- family, 5-5, double garage, U 7 1 -77-79-81 36-38-84-88V ' 30 Swiss canton 1413. Wontod-Rool Eototo 77 cy, now. 643-5363, 647-1619. 6 Ideas 36 Work 66 You pointments for the very 67 Your 32Chaos(Epypt) bedrooms, 11/2 baths, wooded lot. 40’s. Meyer, c i m hr NtA. Im . T M 0*1 U $ fel. ON GEMINI 7 M ay 37 To SAGITTARIUSI I itly 66 Adjust 33 Belgian river redecorated, 2 bedrooms, 2 carpeting, appliances included, selective buyer. Coburn Realtors, 643-0609, 649-5524. MA7 21 8 By 38 Advertising NOP.jr. 22 7. i» I— . [ RY ROY CRANE •9 Push 39 A 69 Your 36 Mariner's baths, 5-room flat with one car full basement. Call after 4. 643- Rd. area, $43,900. BU7>, SAWYER r r JUtie 10 10 Companions 40 Be 70 Chonge DCC.■C. II *7)! direction 5014. IMMACULATE 71 Talents e and stove. $190 per 7iT- IN TOWN ^13-21-30-37 11 Group 41 Be 44-47-53-58/ 39 Liner 8,300 SQUARE Feet, for 80 BUT WHY ON EARTH t t h o u g h t t h g r u s t l e r s 72 To plus security. No pets. conditioned, 7 plus room R ais^ .5 752-59-80-86 l2 B » t 42 To 72-78-83-89L 43 Church part cents per square foot including WARREN E. Six-room Ranch, WER5 YOU SLEEPING MIGHT COME B A C K, RADDY. 13 Friends 43 Proise 73 Intriguing 44 Feminine a Ranch. Fireplaced living room,» What is your Property Worth? CANCER 74 Understond CAPRICORN Call 647-1544 after 5:30. spacious living room with I WASN'T GOING TO LET 14 Activities 44 Choos nickname heat, sprinklered offices. formal dining area. Equipp^ 75 Pull HOWLAND .THEM STEAL NICODGMUS. (Z JUNE 21 15 For 45 Alert Dec. 11 - K ■ 45 Column bases VlUAGER Warren E. Howland, Realtors, fireplace and carpeting, Wo will Inspect yottr property and suggest 46 Than 76 Can eat-in kitchen, 2 full baths, 11 16 Pul JAN. If 46 Son of (Scot. ' LOVELY 2-bedroom apartment 643-1108. Raaltors good sized djning area, an asking piice. (No obligation.) 17 Con 47 Unless 77 Along 643-1168 fireplaced and paneled rec 2- 7-16-20,T prefix) with refrigerator, range, dis­ APARTMENTS 1- 8- 9-34 16 Authors 48 Rewarding 78 A room. Oversized 2-car garage, kitchen with oven range Ask us about our guarantee sales plan TODAYI!! 79 Pfocticol 47 Beverage posal, neat and air- 5 7 4 6 -6 0 -7 5 19 Bring 49 Club 25-63-65 VL 41 l42 THREE offices for rent. May 80 Accept 48 Faucet Five-room, 2-bedroom enclosed porch, patio, well and dishwasher, 3 20 OK 50 Where AQUARIUS conditioning, parking. $195 LtO 51 And 8) Lines 49 Football arena townhouse, wall-to-wall be subdivided. Choice East treed large private lot. In con­ bedrooms, attached gar­ 21 Are JAN. 10 monthly. Handy to Main Street. Center Street location. Heat, 22 Fresh 52 Agree 82 Exchange (pi.) carpeting, fireplace, 2 air con­ MANCHESTER - 5-family plus venient executive area. Mid _____realtors — MLS 53 You 83 Timetable Call 644-2427. age, lovely treed yard, ..AUG. 22 23 Join ' 52 Bird sounds air-conditioning, parking in­ PASEK 54 Try 84 And ditioners, appliances, heat 5-car garage, excellent income, 40s. Evans and Clapp Realtors, 24 Who're 55 Cylinder for excellent condition, good !^\26-27-33-35 85 Profitable and hot water, 1V4 tiled baths, cluded. Inquire At John H. central location. $69,900. 623-9429. 289-7476 — 608 Burnside Ave., E. Hartford ^1 25 Taking 55 Accurate winding 49 MODERN apartment, 3 rooms, Lappen, Inc, 164 East Center location. $32,900. .S/43-50-62 26 It's 56 Where 86 Proposals 56 King of birds carpeting, appliances, parking, washer and dryer hookup, j^ b ric k Agecy,Realtors, 646- 742-8248 — Twin Hill Dr,, Coventry 27 Smart 57 To 87 Advontoges PISCES Street or phone 649-5261. VIRGO 88 Pointing 57 12th Jewish 66 storage, spacious grounds. patio. No pets. MENCHESTER - 6-^/2 room 28 And 58 Slfck month U&R REALTY G0„ MG. M«mb«r Netloratl Am o c. of Rtal Eatat« Boardi alw m«ni- A Aua. V 29 Con 59 Or 89 Today }=% Lease and security required. Ranch. Fireplace, rec room, 90 IHeos ” 58 Theater sign sT Call 649-7626 STORE For rent, ideal loca­ TWO-FAMILY, 5-5 flats, good immediate occupancy. Subur­ 648-2662 b*r of tho Hertford, MenchciUr and Vernon Mullple Uet- 1V'; SfRf. 22 30 Likely 60 By MAR. 20' O Hilliard Street, 649-7289 after 5 in f Uorvtoe. 3- 6-17-19/DI (pl.) tion. Parking. Will remodel. income. $29,900. Philbrick RolMrt d: Murioak, rm Hot ^3-39-49-56 Good ®Adverse p.m. ban location. City utilities. $30,- fe.76-82-90 |22-28-85-87V«l (NeWSPAPEH ENTEHPniSE ASSN I 646-3633. Agency, Realtors, 6 4 6 -^ . 900. Hayes Agency, 646-0131. ■ r;V »•; y -

PAGE TWENTY - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Mon., Oct. 29. 1978 Vernon Obituaries School Addition iianrljpatpr lEupning lUmlh Andrew D. Fahey Rev. J. Stanton Conover of Bolton Congregational Church SOUTH WINDSOR - Andrew Dedicated MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, OCT. 80, 1978- VOL. X a U , No. 26 Manchester—A City of Village Charm Dennis Fahey, 60, of Hartford, will officiate. Burial will be in TWENTY PAGES PRICE: FIFTEEN CENTS died Saturday at St. Francis East Cemetery. Two flags and a check for system there are other claues Hospital. Friends may call at the $100 were presented to Anthony for children with a variety of : Bom July 12, 1913 in South funeral home tonight from 7 to Magllocco, Vernon’s supervisor learning disabilities. Windsor, he lived in the area all 9. of special education, at dedica­ The state made It mandatory i" New$ ] his life. He retired as a Hart­ Those wishing to do so may tion ceremonies Saturday for for towns to provide classes for ford fireman five years ago. He make memorial contributions the latest addition to the these children and the numbers j Cap$ule$ j ?as a member of the Firemen s to the Manchester Memorial Talcottville School. of students grew as did the need DEP Okays Use Of rotective Association, the Hospital Appreciation Fund, or The school Is a regional one for additional space. Some of Firemen’s Benevolent Associa­ the Bentley Memorial Library for education of retarded this space was provided by tion, the Policemen’s and fund in Bolton. children. dividing the original classroom Open Talks Firemen’s Association, and the The latest addition Includes a and also by making a classroom VIENNA (AP) - The United Firemen’s Holy Name Society. special gym facility and a room in the basement of the original States and 10 of its allies in the He was also a member of the Mrs. .Alfred Tainiiliiig for the pre-school class. The building: North , Atlantic Treaty VFW P ost 2097 Rooney- VERNON - Mrs. Patty Jean gym will allow the Implementa­ . In 1962 the state funded an V' Organization open negotiations High Sulfur Fuel Flannery Firepost. He was a Tambling, 41, of t08 West Main tion of a physical education addition of another classroom today with the Soviet Union and U.S. Army veteran of World St., formerly of Ellington, died program developed by Mrs. and a kitchen. When the state its six European allies on a War II. Sunday in Rockville General Claire Albom, supervisor of- made it mandatory that the mutual reduction of forces in Survivors are a sister, Mrs. Hospital. She was the wife of physical education. The con­ preschoolers be put into Central Europe. The United HARTFORD (AP) - Connec­ was needed to guarantee an health standards would be Thomas E. Nicholson of South Alfred Tambling. ticut today reversed its en­ adequate supply of electricity He said all indications are struction costs were financed classrooms, if the parents States and its European allies exceeded in at least six cities— that low sulfur fuel would re- Windsor, and a brother, She was born Jan. 9, 1932, in vironmental stand against high- this winter. 100 per cent with state funds. wished, it was then necessary went into the talks in a bad Bridgeport, Derby, Hartford, main in short supply. Thomas Fahey of Bloomfield. Clamath Falls, Ore. At Saturday’s ceremonies. to provide the funds for the humor with each other because sulfur fuel for electric power Costle said he had instructed Milford, New Haven and Stam­ The funeral will be Other survivors are her plants because of the energy Northeast, he said, will have to Dr. Raymond Ramsdell, latest addition. of conflicting policies in the Northeast to begin installing ford. turn increasingly to coal. Wednesday at 8:30 a.m. from mother, Mrs. Mabel Smallwood crisis. $50 rnillion to $60 million in superintendent of schools, paid At the ceremonies, Robert Middle East, but no East-West Because of this he said “We don’t want to be put in the Ahem Funeral Home, 180 Lambert of Redding, Calif.; Northeast Utilities, supplier pollution control equipment to tribute to the staff and to the Wehrli, chairman of the Per­ agreement is expected for Northeast would begin burning the position of having to choose 'Farmington Ave., Hartford, three daughters, Judith of power to most of Connec­ reduce sulfur from the exhaust parents of the children and gave manent Building Cominittee, several years. high sulfur fuel in plants where each winter between electricity with a Mass at St. Luke’s Tambling of West Hartford, ticut, will be allowed to buy and but it would not be installed un­ a brief resume of the school’s turned the new building over to the atmosphere could best or clean air,” Costle said "Once Church at 9. Mrs. David Morin of Windsor store high sulfur fuel, including til next year. A Northeast history. Mayor McCoy who tu rn e d Liberals Win tolerate an increase in sulfur this equipment is installed Friends may call at the Locks and Roseann Tambling of State Comptroller, Nathan it over to Joseph Powers, chair­ coal, said Environmental spokesman said coal could be oxides, including plants in funeral home tonight from 7 to 9 Vernon; four sons,"Thomas MONTREAL (AP) - (Juebec Protection Commissioner Northeast can go ta the inter­ Agostinelli who brought man of the Board of Education. burned in some • generators Montville, Middletown and national market for oil or coal and ’Tuesday from 2 to 4 and 7 to Tambling, Robert Tambling, province’s Liberal government Douglas M. Costle. greetings from Gov. Thomas The mayor congratulated won a landslide victory in elec­ within three weeks., Others Norwalk. with little regard to its sulfur 9. Burial will be in St. Mary’s Alfred Tambling and Gary In a reversal of environmen­ Meskill and Mayor Frank Powers and the school board tions Monday for a new provin­ would require a three-month “The use of high sulfur fuels content.” Cemetery, East Hartford. Tambling, all of- Vernon; a tal standards which prohibited conversion. McCoy, on behalf of members for their forsight and cial assembly. The separatist may dampen a short-term Costle said the company brother, James Lambert of even the storage of fuel with Costle said if every public Congressman Robert Steele, initiative in working for the Parti Quebecois also increased emergency (but) it is no solu­ would still have to get permis­ Redding; and a sister, Mrs. more than one-half per cent of utility plant in the state used Mrs. Mary Conn presented Magliocco with an school and the fundamental its popular vote from 23 per tion in itself to the long-run sion to bum the high-sulfur Larry Collins of Modesto, Calif. sulfur, Costle said the change high sulfur fuel this winter, Mrs. Mary M. Conn, 74, of 19 American flag which flew over need, the physical development energy crisis and is certainly products and that a public Funeral services are Tuesday cent in 1970 to 30 per cent, but Edgerton St., died Saturday in the capitol in Washington. of these children. too costly to the health of hearing would be held before at 9 a.m. at St. Luke’k Church, Liberal Premier Robert Haddonfield Memorial A check for $100 was Paul Margolin, of the State Connecticut citizens and the that permission was granted. Ellington. Burial will be in Bourassa said he considered the Hospital, Haddonfield, N.J., presented by David Ingraham Board of Education, extended quality of Connecticut’s en­ (Jostle said that once the new Ellington Center Cemetery. election a defeat of the while on a vacation. She was Richard Bohadik, left, and Robert Patrick, right, receive of the Tolland County Sheriff’s the congratulations of “all of vironment,” Costle told a news pollution equipment was in­ There are no calling hours. were presented during the Jaycees 20th anniversary separatist movement which Slater St. Zone the widow of Thomas J. Conn. Jaycee International Senatorship Awards from Lee Association, on behalf of High his bosses,’’ and said he was wants to separate French- conference. stalled the savings to Connec­ The Burke Funeral Home, 76 banquet Saturday night at D&D Caterers in Bolton. Born Dec. 16, 1898, in McCray, president of the Manchester Jaycees. The Sheriff, Paul B. Sweeney and pleased to have taken part in speaking Quebec from the rest He said the company had in­ ticut in reduced health costs, Prospect St., Vernon in in (Herald photo by Ofiara) Glasgow, Scotland, she lived in "to be used possibly for a the development of the Talcott­ formed him last week that its lost employment and property charge of arrangments. awards, the highest Jaycee awards in the United States, of Canada. When counting Change Denied Manchester for the last 48 special project or in some way ville program. stopped for the night, the previously guaranteed supplies damage could be as great as $W years. She was a member of St. to benefit the children atten­ Albart Kerkin, assistant Liberals had won 99 of the 110 of low-sulfur fuel had been million a year. ding the school.’’ canceled because of the Middle Mary’s Episcopal Church, and superintendent of schools ih assembly seats and were The Manchester Planning and In the long run. Northeast John H. LaRose Two Jaycees Get In detailing some of the Monday night, but didn’t in­ East war. Northeast had been the church’s Altar Guild. She Police Report charge of special education, leading in two other districts. Zoning Commission (PZC) would save about $36 million a SOUTH WINDSOR - John history of the school. Dr. clude the mention in reasons for getting approximately half of was a past mistress of LOL117 said the addition was the com­ They had 1,513,897 votes, or 54 Monday night denied a zone year because of the higher costs Hayes LaRose, 54, of 566 Miller Ramsdell, said it opened in 1955 ^Thanks to You, It’s Working’ denial, that a request for a its fuel oil from the Middle in Manchester and the Pythian Other arrests made or sum­ pletion of a dream started per cent, to 836,752 for the Parti change — from Rural of low-sulfur fuel, he said. Sisters. Rd., died Sunday at Manchester Senator Award in one room and was the first several years ago. He said it is (Quebecois. business zone for the Clarke East, Costle said. “Pollution control equipment MANCHESTER monses issued by Manchester Residence to Business 2 Zone — and Burr land might be a Survivors are a son, Howard Memorial Hospital. He was the M ore than 100 people state Jaycee president. Among school for retardates in the an outgrowth of a belief that all Joseph Dutnas, 11, of 706 N. Main St., receives weekly therapy from Mrs. Lois Stout, a The other major electric is costly but $36 million a year husband of Mrs. Ruth Ryan Two 21-year-old men , were Police included: for a five-acre parcel off Slater speculative action, as business Conn of Manchester; a attended the Manchester the persons present were four­ area. At that time there were 16 children should have as good Irishman Killed nurse from the Manchester Public Health Nursing Association. Joey, disabled by a St. utility in the state. United will buy a lot of control LaRose. taken into custody by — Lewis Green, 66, of 4 students. As time passed it property is worth more. It is Illuminating, has not asked per­ daughter, Mrs. Gordon F. Jaycee’s 20th anniversary teen of Manchester Jaycee’s and as comprehensive an BELFAST, Northern Ireland chronic disease, is transported to Highland Patk School by a special vehicle which accom­ equipment,” he said. He said he Born in Durham, N.H., he Manchester Police Sunday mor­ Deepwood Dr., charged Sunday became a regional school to PZC members, unanimously expected that the Clarke and mission to use the high-sulfur Keeney of Manchester; a banquet Saturday night at the past presidents, and several education as possible. (AP) — A 34-year-old Roman modates wheelchairs. At home, he has a hospital bed with a trapeze that enables him to denying the request by Edgar didn’t know if the new equip­ lived in South Windsor one ning on charges of carrying afternoon with fourth-degree serve other area towns and now Burr land would probably be fuel but probably would be sister, Mrs. John McDowell of D&D Caterers in Boiton when charter members. He credited state and local of­ Catholic answered a knock on help move himself. A special lift transfers Joey from his bed to a wheelchair. Funds raised Clarke and Charles Burr, cited ment would lead to another rate year. He was a Marine veteran dangerous weapons in a motor larceny (shoplifting) at houses 96 students. taken by the state if the granted a similar exception, Manchester, and another sister Richard Bohadik of 23 Nye St., The Senatorship awards ficials for seeing the need of the his door Monday night, and died traffic hazards, lack of public increase next year. of World War II. He was vehicle. Treasure City Department While the Talcottville school through the United Way help provide Joey’s special care. Besides nursing care, your proposed relocation of 1-88 is Costle said. in Ireland; seven and Robert Patrick of 32 climaxed the twenty years of facility which he said is, "the in a hail of bullets. FTotestant water and sewer facilities, and employed 24 years as a jet Arrested were John J. Store, Manchester Parakde. He is for the educable and the public health agency provides home health services to people of all ages, presently in­ accomplished. grandchildren, and a great- Coburn Rd., received Jaycee service the Jaycees have given finest educational facility of its extremists were believed business intrusion into a metalsmlth in the experiemen- Flaherty of 34 Spring St., was released on his written trainable mentally retarded cluding physical therapy, home health aide, and medical social services. In addition, In other business Monday granddaughter. International Sematorship the community. kind, anywhere.’’ responsible. It was the third residential area as reasons for tal department of Pratt & Rockville, and David G. Blatter promise to appear in court Nov. children, throughout the school screening clinics, immunization clinics, well child clinitfs, and other preventive health night, the PZC: Funeral services are Tuesday 12, Awards. Both are past Patrick said that the proudest slaying in Northern Ireland in denial. Whitney Aircraft Division of of New Britain. They were programs are offered to Manchester residents with the support of United Way. “Thanks to • Approved installation of a at 1:30 p.m. at St. Mary’s presidents of the Manchester part of being Senator no. 17066 two days and raised the con­ United Aircraft Corporation, released on cash bonds for — Jack H. Drennen, 32, of you, it’s working.” (Herald photo by Pinto) The requested zone change in­ roof sign on the Savings Bank of Nixon To Meet Church. Burial will be in East Jaycees. is that Richard Bohadik, East Hartford. court appearance at 1039 Tolland Tpke., charged firmed death toll to 897 in more volved a five-acre parcel abut­ Manchester’s drive-in window Cemetery. Guest speakers at the affair Senator no. 17065 is the one Other survivors are four sons, Manchester Nov. 19. Sunday night with intoxication SINUS SUFFERERS than four years of warfare in ting Interstate 86 and im­ building under construction on Friends may call at the were Nathan Agostinelli, state “who brought me into the the province. Police said the two were ap­ after an alleged disturbance at good n«wt for you! Exclu$lv« new “hard eora" $YNA>CLEAR DKong»$tant mediately east of Clarke and Purnell Pi. The one-sided, il­ Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Robert LaRose of Medford, Manchester Jaycees.’’ prehended in a car being driven his home. Court date is Nov. 12. comptroller, and Robert Hyde, taWeH act in$tantly and contInuou$ly to drotn and'doar oil natal*$inut caviHtt. Burr’s Antique Auto Museum luminated sign would be 30 feet With Mrs. Meir Main St., tonight from 7 to 9. Mass., William LaRose of Ona lio rd cor«“ tobUt givts you up to 8 hours r«II«f from poln ond protiura of by Blatter on Buckland Rd. Sun­ — Frank P. Bycholski, 49, of on Slater St. ’Those wishing to do so may Glastonbury, -LeRoy Ryan of congtstlon. Allows you to braatha aasOy— stops wotory eyes ond runny noit. You Launch Drives Zoning Group Debates long and 3V! feet high, mounted can buy $YNA*CLEAR AT wIHwut n««d for a proscription. Clarke and Burr maintained make memorial contributions South Windsor and Gary Ryan day, shortly after police were 92 Homestead St., charged Sun­ atop the new building. WASHINGTON (AP) — Israeli Prime Minister Goida called to investigate a com­ Satisfaction guorantood by makor. Try it today! PHNOM PENH, Cambodia that the zone change would be a to the Book of Remembrance at of Harwinton; a daughter, Mrs. day afternoon with intoxication, • Reviewed a request for an Meir is coming to the United States to confer vvith Presi­ plaint on Jefferson St. Police on W. Middle Tpke. near (AP) — Government forces logical extension of the existing excavation permit to allow St. Mary’s Episcopal Church. Nancy Newton of South Wind­ Introductory $]50 have launched two operations 12 dent Nixon on Thursday about the Middle East crisis, the sor; a brother, Ralph LaRose of said the complainant said two Downey Dr. Court date is Nov. Operating Procedures Business 2 Zone where their “borrow pit” operation on land Area Police Offer Worth and 35 miles northwest of Newport Richey, Fla.; and a men were trying to break into 12. auto museum is located. on the east side of Hillstown White House announced today. William H. Hand Cut out this ad— take to store listed. Purchose one pock of SYNA-CIEAR 12's ond Phnom Penh to drive off Khmer sister, Mrs. Lucy Hadley of an apartment at 33B Jefferson — Joan E. August, 41, of 113 VERNON Hospital. Lewis is scheduled to receive one more SYNA*CLEAR 12«Pock Free. The failure of the Manchester voted Oct. 1 to deny a zone Several area residents, Rd., 800 feet south of Bush Hill Deputy Press Secretary ANDOVER- William Harold Rouge insurgents blocking the Hutchinson, supported by Portsmouth, N.H. St. N. School St., charged Saturday Harley R. Frazier, 23, of no appear in Circuit Court 12, ' Planning and Zoning Commis­ change requested by John F. PZC member Alfred Sieffert speaking at the Oct. 1 public Rd. No action was taken. Gerald L. Warren also said Warren said Mrs. Meir’s Hand, 65, of 412 Lake Rd., died "Now available ■— PRUVO Cough Syrup from highway to Battambang hastily arranged visit was by Funeral services are Police said they.saw Blatter’s with breach of peace in connec­ certain address, was arrested Rockville, Nov. 20. sion (PZC) to operate under Devanney Jr., owner of the (who also was unable to attend hearing on the application, said Nixon would meet on Saturday at Manchester the SYNA-CLEAR people." province in northwest Cam­ Wednesday at 9 a.m. at the car leaving the Jefferson St. ad­ tion with an incident at her Saturday by Vernon Police on a Michael Simonelli, 16, of 20 Robert’s Rules of Order, and Highland Park Market at 317 the Oct. 1 meeting), moved .the narrow Slater St. and Wednesday with Egypt’s acting “mutual agreement.” He said Memorial Hospital. He was the LIQGEn REXAU bodia. ’The government troops Tolland Tpke. couldn’t handle Foreign Minister Ismail the precise time for the session, Callahan Funeral Home, 1602 dress as they arrived at the home. She was released on her warrant issued by Circuit Court Manor Lane, South Windsor, the PZC’s lack of any other Highland St. Monday night for reconsidera­ husband of Mys. Helen scene, and the car was stopped written promise to appear in 12 charging him with forgery, was charged with operating a PARKADE PHARMACY made little headway Monday, a definite rules of procedure, is additional/traffic which might Fahmy, who began exploratory which presumably will be held Main St., East Hartford. Burial spokesman said. In Saigon, the Hutchinson, who was absent tion of the Devanney applica­ Fredrickson Hand. on Buckland Rd. after a police court Nov. 19. criminal impersonation, third- motorcycle without a license 404 W. MIDDLE TPKL being blamed for a recent PZC result from increased business Attention talks with Secretary of State at the White House, had not will be in the veterans section South Vietnamese government from the Oct. 1 meeting, main­ tion, but the motion failed on a Bom July 7, 1908, the son of pursuit on Tolland Tpke. — Gary J. Pierro, 22, of 181 degree larceny and fourth- and without face protection. action in which a zone change use in the area. Henry A. Kissinger on Monday been set, but was expected to of Hillside Cemetery, East said 37 North Vietnamese and tained there was an agreement 2-3 vote. PZC Chairm an Samuel and Annie Foley Hand, A check of Blatter's car Dartmopth Rd., charged Satur­ degree larceny. Erik Danziger, 17, of 124 was denied. Opponents of the application Readers on ways to settle the Middle take place at about noon on Hartford. Viet Cong and six government to postpone action on the Clarence Welti, members he had been a lifelong resident revealed a club, a bayonet, and day morning with speeding on The arrest was made in con­ Grand Ave., Rockville, was PZC member John Hutchin­ also mentioned that Business 2 East conflict. Thursday. Friends may call at the trops were killed Monday in Devanney zone change until he David Paris and Joseph of this area. Before his retire­ funeral home Tuesday from 2 to a small saw, police said. Porter. St. Court date is Nov. nection with the investigation charged with making un­ son Monday night claimed the Zone in the Slater St. area The Herald will not accept As part of what he called ment in 1969, he had been three attacks in the Mekong could attend and participate in Swensson voted against recon­ 4 and 7 to 9 p.m, 19. of the cashing of bad checks in necessary noise with a motor PZC acted improperly when it sideration. wouldn’t conform with the any more letters to the Nixon’s “efforts to bring employed at F^att & Whitney Delta. discussion. town’s comprehensive plan. Those wishing to do so may Two men, arrested by — Zigurds F. Baltgailis, 39, of the Vernon area. Frazier was vehicle. Choicest Meats In Town! Devanney’s request, to editor concerning can­ lasting peace to the Middle Clergymen Aircraift Division of United Air­ Clarke and Burr didn’t say make memorial contributions Manchester Police early Sun­ Hickory Hill Rd., Andover, held at the police station in lieu Simonelli and Danziger are rezone a residential parcel im­ didates and issues in East,” Warren said the Presi­ craft Corporation, East Hart­ what they intended to do with To Conserve to the Heart Fund. day morning on charges stem­ charged Saturday morning with of posting a $1,000 cash bond. scheduled to appear in Circuit mediately west of his grocery Tuesday’s General Election dent also would meet at 6 p.m. ford. He was a member of the ming from an alleged fight on speeding on E. Center St. Court He is to be presented in Circuit Court f2, Rockville, Nov. 12. The School Referendum Questi th e five-acre parcel. today at his Camp David, Md., Fuel Oil , Lodge of Elks. During the 1930s, TUESDAY ONLY SPECIAL! store to Business 1 Zone, would after noon Wednesday, Oct. Oak St., are scheduled to date is Nov. 19. Court 12, Manchester, today. SOUTH WINDSOR have allowed expansion of the Manchester’s zoning retreat with Soviet Ambassador he was a pitcher for the regulations specify that several 31. appear in court Nov. 19. Jane M. Thompson, of 8 Mark D. Jo slin , 17, of Native, “Waybeet” store. The request, hearing by Anatoly F. Dobrynin, who has RUTLAND, Vt. (AP) - A Bluefields baseball team in types of uses — including This deadline was ail- The two men are Richard A. Thefts reported to Manchester Crown St., Rockville, was Northview Dr., South Windsor, the PZC July 2, was similar to a been a go-between in the U.S.- group of local clergymen has Manchester. Barry, 43, of Dean Dr., Bolton, Police included: charged with operating a motor was charged with Intoxication stores, offices, and parking lots nounced earlier and is now Soviet diplomatic moves decided that churches should Other survivors are a sister, Voters Again Asked zone change denied by the PZC Fire Calls and Martin S. Burke, 42, of 46 — A wallet, containing $140 vehicle without a license. and breach of the peace, in con­ Chicken Legs earlier this year. — are permitted in Business 2 issued as a reminder today. spawned by the latest outbreak take a leadership role in conser­ Mrs. B eatrice Nielsen of Zones. Conway Rd. Barry is charged cash and personal papers, Police said the arrest was made nection with the investigation According to PZC minutes, of fighting in the troubled ving fuel. Bloomfield, and several nieces SATURDAY with disorderly conduct and in­ stolen from Richard Florek of after she was stopped for of a disturbance at the Colony PZC members mentioned region. They say they intend to cur­ and nephews. and Breasts the application was heard by 2:02 p.m. — Small woods fire terfering with a police officer, 117 Oak St. Saturday. driving a car without a tail Shop Plaza, Sullivan Ave. ib . For Building Funds the regular members of the tail use of churches on Funeral services are Tuesday (Mix or Match) at 64 Union St., Eighth District and Burke is charged with — Several bottles of brandy, light. She is scheduled to Joslin was released on his weekdays and might con­ at 11 a.m. at the John F. commission July 2. On Sept. 24, Fire Department. third-degree assault. worth about $35, taken in a appear in Circuit Court 12, promise to appear in Circuit PZC members, with alternate solidate services. ’Tierney Funeral Home, 219 W. Police said the charges stem break last week into the M & R Rockville, Nov. 20. Court 12, East Hartford, Nov. The Very Rev. Msgr. John A. 5:49 p.m. — Leaves burning in DOUG BEVINS Defeat of the 1972 referen­ Building Committee. The Ronald Gates sitting for Alfred Center St., Manchester. The from a disturbance outside the Package Store, 282 Tolland David Lewis, 27, of 147 South 26. HIGHLAND PARK MARKET Lynch, pastor of Immaculate gutter at 95 E. Middle Tpke., (Herald Reporter) dum for a third junior high building committee reviewed Sieffert (who was absent), Gaslight Restaurant, 30 Oak Tpke. St., Rockville, was charged Gary Shurtleff, 20, of 61 High 317 HlflMand St, MandiMter none 646-4277 Heart of Mary Roman Catholic Eighth District. school indicated that voters the proposal and recommended voted to table the matter. St., in which a Manchester man — About $140 in cash taken in with failure to yield right of Tower Dr., South Windsor, and FIRST IN A SERIES Church, said he was con­ considered Bennet and Illing that the town’s Board of Direc­ Hutchinson said he made In Memoriam was assaulted and suffered a a Saturday break into the 629 way in connection with the in­ Gordon E. Williams, 21, of sidering celebrating weekday In loving memory of Leon Perras, who X* Three times within the last Junior High Schools as tors authorize a referendum. agreement with other PZC SUNDAY broken nose and other injuries. Lydall St. residence of Deborah vestigation of a two-car acci­ Hartford, were both charged Masses in an adjacent school so p aned away October 29,1971. five years Manchester voters adequate, so the Board of After a public hearing in members to table the item until 2:52 p.m. — Small fire in The victim was treated at Estey. dent at Lake and Lydall Sts., with fourth-degree larceny in heat could be lowered or turned have been faced with referen­ Education planned the major August, the Directors vot^ to last night, as he would be out of To have, to bold and then to part. leaves at Center Springs Park, Manchester Memorial — A gun, owned'by Anthony Sunday. connection with the investiga­ off in the church. Is the greatest sorrow of our hearts. dum questions seeking approval renovations-additions project place the junior high school town Oct. 1 Sieffert also in­ Town Fire Department. Hospital, police said. H. Dixon of 58 Chestnut St., The other car involved was tion of the theft of a check bwk The pastor of Grace BUSINESS for expansion of elementary for those schools. renovations-additions program dicated that he couldn’t attend Sadly Missed, 8:14 p.m. — Chimney fire at stolen from his home recently. driven by Kamille Mishewicz, in South Windsor. Congregational Church, the and secondary school space. When the question went to the before the voters Nov. 6, as the the Oct. 1 meeting and asked Wife and FamUy 95 Irving St., Eighth District. Joyce A, Evans, 30, of Hart­ The gun, a snub-nosed .38- of French Rd., Bolton. Both men were to be Rev. David W. Dean, said ’Three times the voters have voters in 1972, school officials first of 13 questions. Questions 2 that action be postponed to Oct. ford, was charged early Sunday caliber Colt, is valued at about Mishewicz was treated and presented in Circuit Court 12, CHECKING Protestant churches are defeated the proposals. estimated that the actual cost through 13 on the machines deal 29. morning with reckless driving $75. released at Rockville General East Hartford, today. ■I exploring the idea of rotating This year, there is another to the town—$3.9 million of the with proposed changes in But on Oct. 1, according to The Family of after a one-car accident on Peter Frazier, 16, and Gail services, which would leave ACCOUNTS school question on the voting total $6.8 million, with the Manchester’s town charter. the PZC minutes, the Devanney Broad St., south of Woodland Frazier, both of 25 Main St., several churches unheated for machines — “For an appropria­ Remainder paid by state funds Board of Education members request was on the agenda and P. JOSEPH MURPHY St., police said. Talcottville, were charged with weeks at a time. tion of $5.6 million for additions — wouldn’t result in any tax in­ and school administrators, with Chairman Welti’s request for a Withes to extend a sincere thank you to a1t the friends, The Evans car, northbound on third-degree larceny by posses­ Free checks. Free stetemenis. Rabbi Solomon D. Goldburg to and renovations of Bennet crease because other school help from the Citizens Advisory motion to table the item was neighbors and relatives for their expressions of sympathy, Broad St., went off the right sion of stolen goods, in connec­ No Minimum Belence told officials that activities and Illing Junior High Schools.” bonds were being retired. Committee, then began a public not supported. Paris moved to cards, spiritual and floral tributes, during their recent side of the road and struck a tion with the investigation of a could be scheduled in only one This year’s proposal, which After voters rejected the relations campaign to inform deny the application, and the bereavement. To Dllworth-Cornell-Quey Post. American utility pole, police said, at theft of a car in which a section of the Jewish Center to will be the first question on the proposal by the slim 470-vote voters of the school referen­ vote for denial was unanimous. Legion; Army and Navy Club; Anderson-Shea Post, VFW; about 2:45 a.m. juvenile was picked up and eliminate the need for voting machines Nov. 6, is es­ margin, school officials main­ dum. They made presentations Voting Oct. 1 were Welti, Campbell Council, KofC; Manchester Lodge of Elks; VFW Mrs. Evans and a passenger turned over to juvenile MANCHESTER STATE BANK operating one of the center's FUNERAL HOME sentially a scaled-down version tain ^ that the proposal was a to several civic groups, most of Paris, Swensson, alternate Ladles Auxiliary; Hartford Area Association, 150th Combat in her car, Rena Rucker, 26, of authorities. of a $6.8 million junior high Truman Crandall (sitting for two heating systems. Engineers Association; Town officials; Manchester 1041 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER reasonable program that should which later endorsed the school Bloomfield,- were treated at ttHlahlishi’d IH74-Thrvi‘ (wcnerations of Servict^i ’The Fraziers were released school renovations-additions Hutchinson), and alternate i J i a municipal employees, the nurses and aides of Manchester Open S a t 9 A.M. r Noon have been approved. Apparent­ project. Manchester Memorial on $500 non-surety bonds for project defeated by voters last ly uncertain about reasons for Wilbert Garrison (sitting for Hospital, to each and every one, a heartfelt thanks. Hospital, police said. School officials estimate that 142 East Center Street Manchester » appearance in Circuit Court 12, year. the 1972 defeat, the Board of Sieffert). . Court date is Nov. 19. Moinbor FOIC the total $5.6 million to be spent East Hartford, Nov. 5. In the 1972 referendum, the Education imm^iately started on the Junior high schools would Hutchinson contended Mon­ HOLIDAY FAIR I school question lost by just 470 planning for another proposal in be divided into $2,719,000 for day night that the members CLOUDY votes of the mpre-than-18,600 1973. Bennet and $2,881,000 for Illing. voting Oct. 1 broke a votes cast. And school ad­ “gentlemen’s agreement” by A 36-member Citizens Ad­ About $2,440,500 of the total Considerable cloudiness with For Board of Directors & TAG SALE ministrators point out that would be paid by state funds, acting on the Devanney a chance of occasional showers VOTE REPUBLICAN nearly 3,000 persons who voted visory Committee, appointed request. He also claimed that Center by the school board last resulting in a net cost to the tonight. Highs in the low 60s, in last year’s national election town of $3,159,500. Robert’s Rules of Order — lows 40 to 45. Wednesday partly TONY nEnUNTOMO didn’t bother to vote on the January, studied secondary The proposal is actually a which other commission cloudy, highs 55 to 60. Incum bent Congregational Church NOVEMBERS school referendum. school space needs for almost members wouldn’t admit they 11 Center Street four months and then reported three-pronged program, affec­ Probability of precipitation,!' Resides at 226 Parker Street with wife Dolores and 2 The 1972 defeat of the junior ting Manchester High School as followed — specify that a tabled 30 per cent tonight, 20 per cent Manchester high school project was the that there were needs for matter stays tabled until a children. Received B.S. from Michigan Technological ■renovations and additions to well as the two junior high Wednesday. University In 1958. He Is the owner of Prestige Printing Saturday^ November 3, 1973 ELECT most recent blow to Board of schools. If the referenduth is majority vote returns it for con­ Winds, southwesterly five to Education proposals. In 1971, Bennet and additions to Illing. In Manchester. Tony has been a Director of the Town of approved, school would gain sideration. 10 miles an hour tonight, 10 A M - 3 PM, MURED SOULLER voters turned down three school The advisory group said, Hutchinson called for adop­ Manchester since March 1967. He Is active In many however, that costs of the work space now used by Illing’s ninth Orchestra, Chorale Seek Patrons westerly 10 to 15 miles an hour Gifts, Toys, Decorations, Heirlooms, items: a new elementary school grade. ’The Illing ninth graders tion of definite rules of Wednesday. civic and fraternal organizations In the town. and in the northeast corner of town, must be cut back from the $6.8 procedure, and Sieffert, suppor­ Baked Goods, Luncheon & Tag, would be return^ to that school High Low a new southwest Junior high million total suggested in 1972. ting Hutchinson’s position, Dr. Francis Helfrick, left, and Walter Kuczek are shown mailing a batch of invitations Games for Children C A R O m U IE H l if an addition is built. Anchorage 40 34 school, and a swimming pool added that PZC members requesting friends of music to join the Manchester Civic Orchestra and Chorale. Dr. Sponsored by The Womens Fellowship S In July, the Board ol Educa­ Boston 54 53 VOTE DEMOCRATIC for the new Junior high schuol. "need some criteria” to Helfrick is the president of the orchestra. Kuczek is a member of the patron committee. to tion passM a resolution seeking Tomorrow: Dololla ol Chicago 48 43 In 1968, voters rejected plans a $5.6 million appropriation for propoMd ronovallono ond od- operate. The first concert this season will be Sunday, Dec. 9, at 3 p.m. The second concert, Y®®' Q'Oup on a FIRST COME FIRST V BOARD OF for a new elementary school at Denver 73 38 rniirio.u ui/ if Community aorvice program!, through the Bennet and Illing work, and the dlllont at Bannat Junior High Town Planner J. Eric Potter, featuring the Chorale with the orchestra, will be Sunday, June 2, at 7:30 p.m. Concerts will NOV. 0 M ^ Center Springs Park. San Francisco 78 83 Dsmocratlo Town CommltlN. Paul Phillips, Trass. Thu ,n» Contact Mra Smith at The Herald balweon 11-12 a m paperwork went to the Town School. be in Bailey Auditorium. Dr. Jack Heller is the conductor. (Herald photo by Ofiara) Thursday the week before publication, 643-2711 Mlldrnd Sehnilnr SELECTMEN Carol I. KuoM (.Sci* I’linf T«-n) Washington 72 43 Republican Town CommIRee - ChM. McKenzie, Treasurer