PAPE TWENTY- MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Fri„ Sept. 15,1972 The Weather Maypr Disagrees □ear tonight, the low In the BQi. Andover With MPOA on SAM South Windsor ^ Sunday lunny, high in the SOi, (See Page Fourteen) ilatu:l|patpr Suptiing Mpralb with a 10 per cent chance of Hobby Workshops^ Planned Saturdays ihowen. MANCHESTER — A City o f Village Charm Citizens Press Rec Needs beans, hot rolls, cookies, sliced chocolate or vanilla cream pud­ Starting tomorrow,’- there will the stamps and to exchange infor­ peaches. ding. MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 16,1972 VOL. XCI, No. 296 FOURTEEN PAGES PRICE FIFTEEN CENTS be a series of Saturday morning mation and ideas. Tuesday: Orange juice, Thursday; Sioppy Joe Two citizens, Mrs. Nancy Caf- He told the board that many day and continue until three Miller, secretary; Mrs. Raymond workshops held for hobbyists,' Recreation. Director Gordon chicken-vegetable noodle soup, sandwiches, peas, goiden fruit. MacDonald said he is looking for fyn of Main St., and Donald areas are listed under the act groups of 25 children each are Trusch, treasurer. beginning collectors and other salami sandwiches, tuna fish Friday: Orange juice, other persons who have a hobby Marra of Dogwood La., this week including renovations. Last year enrolled. Mrs. Donald DaRos will be in interested persons at the Rham sandwiches, peanut butter and scrambied eggs, string beans, High School cafeteria from 9:30 or interest that they fell might be made two separate requests of the board approved relocating TTie series will be conducted on charge of the program com­ jelly sandwiches, tomtoes and choice of dessert. of interest to other persons. the Board of d u ratio n and both office space for the administra­ Wednesdays, Thursdays and mittee; Mrs. Warren WaLsh and to 11:30 a.m. cucumber chunks. Milk and bread and butter The workshops will be con­ Any persons who are willing to sandwiches are available at all Skyjack Saga matters have bearing on future tion but no application was on file Fridays beginning Oct. 11 and Mrs. Clifford Daugherty, Wednesday; Shephard’s pie, tinued as long as there is an lecture or share their particular meals. recreation expenses. for the maneuver reimburse­ will run for a ten-week duration. membership; Mrs. Donato corn, pineapple muffins. interest in proving the classes. hobby with others, are asked to Israelis Open Mrs. Caffyn requested that the, ment . The half-hour sessions will be Lauria, publicity; Mrs. Richard contact MiicDonald. board look into the inadequacies Using another form of com­ open to pre-school children with Balooni, baptismal robes; Mrs. The meetings are open to adults Ends with All and children alike, and to Bloodmobile of school playgrounds and cited munication, the mail, Mrs. Bar­ a minimum age of 3W years. Frank Lane, parliamentarian; residents of Andover, Hebron and Mrs. Carol MacKay, public DEPAimiEiiT store the Pleasant Valley Elementary bara Hill asked the board to look Parents must register their Mrs. Frank Wall, hospitality; n m Marlborough. relations person for Andover unit 700 BAST MIDDLB TPKB., MANCHB8TEIR School grounds as t^ing the most into still another means of solving children in person at the library. Mrs. Morland Berkman, fashion The first session will be of the Columbia chapter of the (acrosa from St. Bartholomew’s Church) Safe in Spain insufficient for the needs of the student overcrowding at the high No telephone registrations will be show; Mrs. Stewart Brown, ways OPEN WBD., THUR8., FRI. till • school by studying the possibility accepted. A detailed schedule of directed by Rev. Herbert Kelsey American Red Cross, said that Major Attack children for physical activities. and means, and Mrs. William of Hebron, who will lead four there will be one of the four She said she had done research of a four-day week which has the sessions may be picked up at Kelly, telephone. MADRID (AP) — Three gunmen freed all 83 passengers consecutive workshops dealing annual bloodmobiles held in the on what had become of an alloca­ been reported by Shrewsbury, the library. Church Women Get-together with stamps and stamp collec­ area on Tuesday. from a hijacked Swedish jetliner early today and flew across t tion of $32,000 in 1966 which was Mass . as a success. This town is Ladies Guild Guest Speaker The theme of the first meeting KNiniNG? CROCHETING ting. The bloodmobile will be held at Western Europe to a landing at Madrid Airport. set aside for construction of the comparable in size to South Guest speaker for the first of the Wapping Community A free set of stamps will be the Andover Congregational With the hijackers were six Croatian terrorists released Pleasant Valley and Eli Terry Windsor. meeting of the St. Margaret Mary Oiurch Women is “Getting to Church from 1:45 to 6:30 p.m. All Instruction 2-Ply, 3-Ply & 4-Ply from Swedish prisons, $105,000 in ransom, two captive pilots Mrs. Margaret Rossi and Ver­ Ladies Guild this year will be Dr. given to all those persons who Over Lebanon School playgrounds. She said the Know You” and a pot luck sign up for the Tri-Town Stamp persons between the ages of 18 Books Wintuk and two stewardesses. amount had been part of the non Peterson, board members, Joseph Kristan, physician from supper will be served Monday at — where thousands of guerrillas Club. and 60 who are in good heath may Red Heart Worsted By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Munich massacre and two recent principal budget for three years, requested the two citizens' re­ Rockville, who will speak on 6:30 p.m. in Fellowship Hall. Knitting are encamped — to Nabatiye, a Information on how to begin a be eligible to donate blood. Walk- Reporting the landing at 6:59 sabotage attacks on the Lebanese but learned that due to problems quests be placed on the next "You and Your Health.” The Women of the church are in-' Needles Israeli warplanes bombed commando headquarters which stamp collections will be in donors are encouraged. a.m. EDT, Spanish Air Ministry i- border. with,the contractor, a suggestion board agenda Sept. 26. meeting will be Monday at 8 p.m. vited and each is urged to bring a two bridges across Lebanon's also was bombed by Iiraell available, and there will be op­ Lunch Menus Crochet officials said they did not know if Six hours after the dawn raid was made by the Public Building Gaffney Will Guest in the church hall on Hayes Rd. friend. P O W Pickup Litani River and cut off Arab planes. portunities for collectors to sell, Luncheon menus at the An­ Hooks ONLY Madrid was the plane’s final began, the Tel Aviv spokesman Commission to place the $32,000 Republican State Chairman J. The new officers and executive The WeeW announces that the On the ground. Israeli tanks and swap stamps. dover I’lementary School this destination. guerrillas from their head­ said Israeli forces were 12 miles in the general fund to be used for Brian Gaffney will attend the board are: Mrs. Thomas Griffin, quilt at the Wapping Fair last for 4 Ounces and half-tracks swept through 13 It will provide an opportunity week art as follows: Cuts Bom bs After a night of tangled quarters amid a massive inside Lebanon, had suffered one short term improvements instead GOP testimonial dinner-dance president; Mrs. John Patrick, week went to Mrs. P'roderick for persons to learn more about Monda>: Macaronios, string negotiations the commandeered Israeli ground assault on Arab villages, destroying man killed, killed or captured of capital improvements when Sept. 23 honoring former South vice president; Mrs. Harry Kaeser of South Windsor. Scandinavian Airlines System Palestinian commandos "dozens ” of houses harboring "several guerrillas ”, and had the contractor was unable to Windsor Town Chairman Royal Near Hanoi guerrillas, a spokesman said. DC9 took off from Maimoe Air­ today, the Tel Aviv command clashed with the Lebanese army. fulfill the contract obligations. Cowles and former vice chairman port, near the Southern tip of The bombing of the bridges But he denied reports the said. She added that in visiting the Mrs. Robert Gorton. SAIGON (AP) - The im­ Sweden. was seen as a bid to block the Lebanese forces had managed to Pleasant Valley school The chairman of the event, mediate Hanoi area was placed Declaring that ”we had to yield The Elhardala and Aquiya guerrillas’ escape routes from the hold off the attackers. playground, if is evident to see State Representative Thomas off limits to U.S. fighter-bombers to blackmail’’ to save lives, bridges linked southern Lebanon Israelis, goaded into action by the '"Everything is going according the need as only one baseball Donnelly said other notables who today for the arrival of a group of Swedish Premier Olof Palme to plan,” he said. field is available and is situated in will be attending include U.S. Americans invited by North Viet­ predicted that no nation would Earlier, the spokesman named such a way as it interferes with Senator Lowell Weicker; Richard nam to pick up three captured accept the sky pirates. They were 10 villages hit. To this list he later property rights of the abutting Rittenband, candidate for pilots, U.S. military sources dis­ believed to be Croatian Utashi, a added Majdel Islim, Qabrikha homeowner. She further said Congress, and Anna Mae closed. group that supported the Nazis Special Session and Touline, indicating a swings and a climbing apparatus Switaski, GOP state central com­ Gen. John W. Vogt, com­ and the Fascists in World War If ^ northeastward thrust to the 6 are occasionally out of u.se after it mittee vice chairman. mander of the U.S. 7th Air Force, and has been agitating for Croatia / Israeli raid. rains because of poor drainage The affair will be at Schaub’s was reported to have taken per­ to be independent of President Held ‘Not Needed Commenting on Arab claims and water accumulations in the Restaurant on Rt. 5 in East Wind­ sonal command of all air strikes Tito’s Yugoslavia. that Israeli planes bombed a play area. sor and will begin with a cocktail in the Hanoi area to avoid any Palme said the hijackers broke Palestinian refugee camp near political repercussions or em­ Mrs. Caffyn pointed out that hour at 6 p.m. a promise to release the two By DON MEIKLE the'town has a surplus of ap­ Tickets are available from com­ barrassment to the United States. (See Page 14) proximately $135,000 this year mittee members Donnelly, John The North Vietnamese news HARTFORD (AP) - Atty. Gen. Robert K, Killian said and asked the board to consider Mitchell, Robert Warren, Jane agency announced that the Friday that there is no need for legislative action to provide asking the Town Council to use Romeyn or John Midlin, American delegation arrived Bulletin state aid to Connecticut’s financially ailing bus companies. the surplus for improvement in YMCA Leaders Sought from Vientiane, Laos, shortly Bus Routes MADRID (AP) — Three hi­ The attorney general’s opinion the play facilities in the town The YMCA is looking for per­ before noon and was met at the proclamation as "a contrived ex­ jackers of a Swedish airliner sur­ was given to Democratic rather than use the money, part sons in South Windsor who are Gia Lam Airport by Tran Trong cuse to pass the buck to the Cut Today rendered to Spanish police today, legislative leaders, who requested of the average daily membership interested in leading the Gray-Y, (}uat, secretary of the Vietnam legislature,” it appeared clear sources at the Madrid airport it after Gov. Thomas J. Meskill grant (ADM) for six tennis courts boys or girls in Grades 4-6; Junior (Committee for Solidarity with the that the Democrats are not in­ Reduced Connecticut Co. bus said. announced Thursday he is calling for the town. Hi-Y, Grades 7 and 8; or Senior American people, and other of­ clined to give the Republican schedules went into effect today the General Assembly into in the company’s Hartford and She cited public Act 751 passed Hi-Y coed for grades 9-12. Those ficials. governor what he is asking for. special session next Tuesday with New Haven divisions, affecting by the 1969 General Assembly interested are asked to contact But, in the 24 hours preceding pilots and two stewardesses, who They may, however, push the hope it will appropriate $3 several morning bus routes in which states that the state board John Dean of 124 Mark Dr. or the precautionary order, U.S. Air were still aboard the plane after through a tax cut and other million from the $13 million sur­ Manchester and Rockville. would reimburse towns for any Charles Warner of 268 Lawrence Force and Navy jets launched more than 15 hours on duty. legislation. plus in the Highway Fund. The reduced schedules, ap­ improvements made with regard Rd. heavy blows in the Hanoi 'cor­ ”We tried in vain to exchange Meskill’s idea is to put another "It is . . . clear beyond debate proved by the state Public to need. Parent Orientation ridor, and the Air Force claimed the tired crew against fresh $3 million into the program of The St. Margaret Mary Parish that the governor and the com­ Utilities (Commission in May but volunteers but they refused,” he missioner of transportation have state grants for municipal road Marra then told the board that, will hold a parent orientation day construction and maintenance delayed by appeals from H a^ord told newsmen. full statutory authority and and New Haven, Include cuts in after making several calls to the Saturday for the Religious and let the towns and cities use Americans The $105,(KX) was paid in the responsibility to preserve essen­ the number of runs before 7 a.m. State Board of Education, he has Education Program at 9;30 p.m. Convicts Taken to Plane the additional money for bus form of half a million Swedish tial bus transportation services,” ' and after 6 p.m., eliminating learned that only two cir­ at Orchard Hill and Eli Terry Arriving subsidies, if they wish. crowns ransom for the last 50 said Killian in one of the most Sunday and holiday service, and cumstances exist when the State School. plane passengers to be freed. An Milo Bareshic, top, a convicted assassin of Yugoslav ambassador to Sweden, Vladimir Roelovic, The Democrats maintain that will not approve reimbursement At this session, parents will quickly rendered legal opinions reducing the number of mid-day earlier group of passengers was waves from back of police car in Stockholm Friday. At bottom, Andjelko Brajkovic, another ever issued by an attorney the subsidies can be paid directly runs on some weekdays. requests: (1) when the request visit the children’s classrooms, it wiped out 90 per cent of North released when the she Croatians by the state out of the public Vietnam’s biggest railroad yard convicted assassin of Rolovic, is shown in the back of a car. The two were being taken to Malmo general. “No further or other In Manchester and Rockville, does not comply with the fire pick up program books and meet brought to Maimoe from Swedish service tax fund, which has about codes and (2) when construction with teachers. Adequate time will on the northeast line leading to where three hijackers had threatened to blow up a plane with passengers aboard if they and five legislative action is required to the only routes affected are on prisons were allowed to board the other prisoners were not released. (AP Wirephoto) confer such authority and respon­ $10 million available for that Saturday morning. hasw^begun before approval. He be provided for parents who have China 28 miles above the capital purpose. Meskill has repeatedly plane. sibility.” Discontinued this morning said he checked the files to find more than one child in the city. A seventh Croatian whose rejected that idea. “We didn’t go as close to Hanoi Killian noted that the were Hartford -to-Manchester what the town has requested program to visit with all teachers. release from prison was According to auditor Donohue, today as we did yesterday,” said legislature in 1969 gave the gover­ runs at 6:00, 6:20 and 6:30 a.m.; under the act and found the Rittenband Cook-Out demanded by the hijackers tried Meskill’s proposal is “solving a one U.S. source. “It’s the wise nor and the transportation com­ Manchester-to-Hartford runs at following application filled: por­ The first Congressional district to escape in the darkened airport $250,000 problem with $3 million E B ay State Em ergency missioner authority to tap the table classrooms, sewers for Republican Women’s Association thing to do. We wouldn’t want to 6:05, 6:45, 6:50, and 7:25 a.m.; and refused to go aboard the public service tax fund for sub­ of the taxpayers’ money.” The Timothy Edwards and Orchard will hold a campaign cook-out for screw it up.” Hartford-to-Rockville runs at plane. He was returned to prison. sidies to bus lines. And he quoted operating deficit of The (Connec­ Hill, and the high school addition. Atty. Richard Rittenband of There was no firm word how 5:25 and 6:15 am.; and The freed terrorists included the transcript of a recent hearing ticut Co., the state’s largest bus Rockville-to-Hartford runs at He recommended the board South Windsor Sunday from 3 to 8 long the off-limits order would Follows the Red Tide line which is facing a union con­ Miro Baresic and Andjelko Bra- by the General Assembly’s instruct the superintendent of p.m. at the Blast and Cast Club remain in effect, but sources 6:15 and 7:15 a.m. jcovich, convicted in 1971 of Transportation committee at tract deadline of Oct. 1 without schools to apply immediately for on Griffen Rd. in South Windsor indicated it would last at least The first Saturday morning murdering the Yugoslav am­ Dr. William J. Bicknell, public Two persons were reported which Commissioner A. Earl the money to bargain with, is the work being done on the foot­ The purpose of the event is to until the prisoners were on their BOSTON (AP) - Gov. Francis runs are now: Hartford to bassador to Sweden in his health commissioner, issued a stricken with shellfish,poisoning Wood was asked: “Do you have about $250,000 Donohue said. ball field and for the purcha.se of lend support to Rittenband, can­ way home. Hanoi has given no W. Sargent declared a public Manchester, 7 a m,; Manchester Stockholm Embassy. reassuring note Friday night that Thursday. the legal .^authority to contract New Haven Mayor the bleachers in the hopes that didate for Congress from the firm date for their release, but it health emergency and the state to Hartford, 7:45 a.m.; Hartford The drama began when the Department of I’ublic Health no cases of sickness in humans In Gloucester, George Gleason, with The Connecticut- Co. for Bartholomew Guida and the to Rockville, 7:15 a.m.; and P one half the cost of the project First District. is anticipated they will leave hijackers pulled their guns during had been reported during the chairman of the Gloucester continuing or improving bus ser­ Connecticut Conference of would come back to the tax­ The event will feature Colonel North Vietnam next Saturday. banned sale of fresh and frozen Rockville to Hartford, 8:15 a.m. a scheduled flight from Goteborg. day "The embargo appears to Shellfish Commission, estimated vice?” Mayors, in statements Friday, payers. Jack Hoar’s clam recipes plus hot Minnie Lee Gartley, the shellfish by wholesalers or Connecticut Co. officials said central Sweden, to Stockholm have been effective, " he said. that the health department’s em­ "Yes, I do,” Wood replied. also disagreed with calling the He cited several advantages of dogs and hamburgers. mother of one of the prisoners, retailers and in restaurants all bus drivers have copies of the Friday afternoon. "Many people have been con­ bargo on shellfish sales would special session. the town utilizing Public Act 751. For reservations cali Mrs. Myn- Navy Lt. (j.g.) Marham L. because of toxic "red tide” algae In view of Killian's statement, new schedules which will be They ordered the plane to cerned about eating clams," he cost the industry several hundred State law provides a method of namely, to be used for the Plea­ dret S Starin of 19 Dorlen Circle Gartley, had asked President Nix­ off the coast. plus a blast by the Transportation posted at many bus stops next reverse direction and fly to said. " The thing to remember is thousands of dollars in revenue. ending the bus crisis by the sant Valley Recreational facility; in Wethersfield or Mrs. Robert on to stop the bombing until the Known scientifically as Committee’s cochairmen at the week. Maimoe. Demanding release of that the symptoms develop Gleason said 75 commercial Department of Transportation, taking full advantage of the form De Rosa of 46 Steep Rd.. South release is completed. Gonyaulix tamarensis, the red governor's subsidiary plan as Appeals from the two cities are the seven imprisoned terrorists, between one-half hour and two clamming permits have been Guida said, adding he couldn’t of revenue-sharing by giving Windsor, before Saturday. She said she is concerned for tide is a small marine organism "nothing more than a political still pending but a recent Court of they warned that if the govern­ hours after eating clams. If no Issued in Gloucester, Essex and understand why the governor was residents more for their money; Pre-school Story Hours the safety of the prisoners if the highly toxic to shellfish and maneuver,” plus Democratic Common Pleas decision allowed ment failed to comply, ’’There symptoms develop after two and that the six tennis courts Registration for a pre-school dangerous to man when shellfish State Auditor Leo V. Donohue’s implementation of the new hours, you're safe " (.See Page 14) could be placed at the high schooi story-hour program to be held at (See Page 14) (See Page 14) are consumed. (See Page H) description of the special session schedules. under the 50 per cent reimburse­ the South Windsor Public Library ment clause. on Sullivan Ave. will begin Mon-

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PAGE T W O - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn.,' ' .t., Sept. 16,1972 S»i»h dealer Sheinwold on Bridge Both Hides vulnerable News for Senior Citizens T h e a t e r NOKI'H Tlaie Sehedale A K 10 2 Business Bodies DO YOUK DUTY Dally Question O U4 by WALLY FORTIN TO D ^ T IA T FOE Partner opens with one spade, 0 9 6y3 Director state Theater — “ Zebra in the By ALFRED SHEINWOLD 4 J 7 ^ .4 4 and the next player passes. You P4tWA Promotion Kitchen," 1:00-2:30 Matinees; When you see what your oppo­ WEST . K \ST hold; Spades, Q-6; Hearts, J-8-7- William H. Podolny of “ Saliburg ConnecUon,” 7:30-9:20 nent is trying to do, your duty is 4 Qft 4 1 9 4 Hello there! Well, our first triple of 427, high single of 167, Plana Bazaar 3; Diamonds, Q-J-10; Clubs, A-Q- Mancheater has been appointed Burnside Theater — “ The to thwart his plan. If you're '0 1 8 7 .3 109 5 ' week of the new season is behind and the high average of 142.1. For Georgina Vince, our top-notch 3-2. to the new position of divUlon Man," 7:30-9:30; "Zebra in the afraid to do your duty, you won’t 0 01 10 0 K 7 5 2 us, and boy it sure was a busy the men, Die scores were divided fund-railing chairlady, ii once What do you say? 4 K 109 program manager - Fuel Celli Kitchen," 2:00 be mentioned in the books they ♦ AQ32 one. It was just great to see all between Charles Tarpinian’s high again getting thing! UnBd up for Answer: Bid two clubs. The Prog»m at Pratt & Whitney U.A. Theater East — write for schoolchildren — but SOUTH the gang again, and everyone triple of 502 and h i^ average of our big ba m r, to be held on hand is not quite worth a jump to Aircraft, reporting directly to “ Butterflies Are Free,” 1:30- you might find yourself In my 4 A 8 7 3 3 looking fit as a fiddle and all 167.1, and Joseph Plcaut who had Tursay, Oct. 3 here at the Center. 2-NT. Bid your suit, such as it is, <;? AK62 PliWA preildent Bruce N. 3:20-5:20-7:20-9:25 bridge column. rarin' to go. the high single of 223. She’ll need lots of help, and and await developments. You 0 A 8 4 To k U. Jerry Lewis Cinema, South South dealer We had a fine turnout for our donationi of homemade arttolei will probably bid 2-NT at your ♦ 8 Windsor — “ The Other,” 7:00- Both sides vulnerable kitchen social bingo Monday mor­ Slides of Hawaii (or the gift table and homemade next turn, suggesting It or 12 West North East 9:00; “Stalking Moon," 2:00 Opening lead — Queen of ning, and we used our new public Wednesday,, despite the fact food. If you can't attend the points in high cards. Pass 2 4 Pass Oineina I — "EJverything You Diamonds address system for the first time. that other senior groups were affair, but want to help, drop off Copyright 1972 Pass 4 4 All Puss Always Wanted to Know About South won the first trick with It helped make it easier to hear busy on trips, we had a fine or send'in a green donation. General Feature Corp. Opening lend — 0 Q Sex," 1:30-3:30-5:30-7:30-9:30 the ace of diamonds, cashed the numbers called. turnout for our regular The monies from this affair Qnema II — “ The Man,” 1:30- three top hearts to discard a Our good friend Tommy Wednesday afternoon Fun-Day. will go toward purchasing a lot of 3:25-5:00-7:00-9:00 diamond from dummy and then O'Neill was around, but still not We had a lot of trips and things to ceramic equipment so we can Capitol Theater — “ Swinging led a fourth heart, discarding Radio for the Week up to taking over his old job of discuss, and then saw some real take advantage of Gloria's talents Pussycats," 7:00-9:00; "Zebra in another diamond from dummy. calling the games. However, nice slides of Hawaii, with Gloria and start a ceramic class. I won’t the Kitchen,” 2:00 West found himself on lead, feNadeoati o fU or U aafulaa la ItBCtb. iom a ataWana i Robert ““Golden-Voiced” Benson as the pilot. We were also say anymore because in the past Mansfield Theater — "The knowing that South Intended to •U m t ohoft BSfwieaalB. D ally ■) Doggart was on hand to do the able to see many of our members you’ve all helped, and I'm sure Groundstar Conspiracy,” 9:15; ruff diamonds in the dummy. The honors, and like always turned in who attended our first outdoor you’re willing to do so (or this worthwhile project. “ Murphy’s War,” 7:35; "Joe obvious countermove was to lead UiW a super job. picnic. Kidd,” 10:45 WINF — ISM FYom there we heard that Tom By the way, the Little Theatre trumps, but West was afraid to ( C M Haw) TkrMM “Ih* TaJMr — In the afternoon, Pete Ven- Meadows Drive-In — "Dr. lead from his queeen of trumps. drillo was greeted by a nice group Rhodes is now recuperating at his organization, through Mrs. Ruth Jykyll and Sister Hyde,” 7:45; Fear caused West to lead the jack of 64 pinochle players, and the home, 9C McGuire Lane, and is Rowley, called to say the Gold “ Blacula,” 9:47 of diamonds. lucky winners were: Julia Ven- coming along nicely. I’m happy to Card holders will be admitted to Manchester Drive-In — “ Last Declarer ruffed in dummy and drillo, 737, Wilbrod Messier, 716; report. any performance of their plays WRCH — B it for $1. 'Diis is a real bargain, for Summer,” 7:30-11:00; returned a low club. E:ast won J . W . Mary Hope, 708, Lyla Steele, 685; We also heard that Bea Mader iiswtaraaiwaiw) "Friends,” 9:15 with the nine of clubs and Inez Mahoney, 683; Bess is doing quite well in St. Francis this group puts on some outstan­ Blue-Hills Drive-In — “ Diary of returned a trump, but it was too Moonan, 673; Mollie McCarthy. Hospital after a serious heart ding plays during the year. We a lyiad Housewife,” 9:58; "The late. Dummy won with the king 661; Corrine Gibson, 652; Peter operation. Mildred Loomis is sure appreciate their thinking of Beguiled,” 7:52 of spades (capturing West's Jil Frey, 642; Esther Anderson, 639; confined to her home at 185 E. us, and I hope you folks will take East Hartford Drive-In — queen, which didn't survive the M MimSsylttreef : WHUaro H. Podobiy Grace Moore, 631; Kathryn Center St. after falling and dis­ advantage of their offer by atten­ “ Private Duty Nurses,” 7:30; trump return), got to his hand by Horrigan, 625; Ellen Kieman, locating her shoulder slightly. ding their shows. The first show ■ "*** will be "The Prime of Miss Jean “ Night Call Nurses,” 9:00 ruffing a club and ruffed his last Podolny has worked on fuel 621; Louise Meyerhof!, 620, and Ann Chappelle and Eva Lutz are cell powerplants since the divi­ Brody," and will be presented on Blast Windsor — “ Bob & Carol diamond with dummy's last w n c — iM t John Derby, 618. patients at our local hospital. Nov. 10,11,17 and 18, which is on & Ted & Alice,” 7:30; “ Last trump. sion began its research and Our trip to the races went off as Cora Blow is a patient in the FYiday and Saturday evenings at Picture Show,” 10:15 Claims Contract i :0Q X______development activities in the late scheduled on a partly sunny day, Vermont Medical Center in Tkto WMk 8:30 in the evening. South then ruffed another club, olS 7 1 1950’s. In 1967 he was named but you'll have to wait until next Barre. SUNDAY SEPTEMBER 17 |:l| I.Mn Ooftiri chief engineer, Advanced Power drew another round of trumps week to hear who the big winners We send our sincere con­ State Theater — “ Zebra in the Lutz Junior MUseum League members Mrs. Jerome __^iS^ Wlam Systems, in charge of fuel cell 54 For Pinochle with the ace and claimed his were. We had two buses making dolences to Diane Nobert and Kitchen,” 1:00-2:00; “ Salzburg Dvomek, president, at left, and Mrs. Wallace Pettengill, in i t a a - programs. Thursday we had 54 playing contract. He lost only a heart, a Jack’s help. As of Aug. 1, The Bike Shop moved into its the trip, so I’m sure we should A lice. Vozzolo on the death of Connection,” 7:30-9:20 charge of membership, arrange display in window of -aiod ir W«Mh Podolny, a native of New York Jack McVeigh at 18 may well be the youngest full-fledged pinochle in the morning with the trump and a club. present location, completely under the ownership and have a couple of winners out of their sisters this past week. As Burnside Theater — “ The Museum Schedules Watkins Bros. Inc. on Main St. Elxhibits are available City, received a B.A. degree in businessman in Manchester. A June graduate of Manchester following winners. Floyd Post, Now go back to West when he management of 18-year-old Jack. The shop speciaUzes in the group. you can see from our report, Man,” 4:30-6:30-8:30; “ Zebra in through the school loan department of the museum, and will aeronautical engineering in 1947 High School, he owns and operates The Bike Shop at 180 609; Esther Gaudette, 592; won the fourth round of hearts. If new and used bikes and accessories and accepts trades. It we're back in action, and now. the Kitchen,” 2:00 from the University of Alabama. Spruce St , in preiiriises once the bicycle shop of well-known Robert Schubert, 601; Paul be on display at the store through next week. (Herald photo he returns the low trump, dum­ getting the information about our U.A. Blast — “ Butterflies Are Two Open Houses He joined Pratt & Whitney the Bill Green. Jacks’s father, John McVeigh, shown reading a features repairs on all makes of bicycles. (Herald photo by Schuete, 588; Mollie McCarthy, by Buceivicius) my steps up with the king. Goodspeed Trip sick members. Don't forget to Free, ” 1:30-3:20-5:20-7:20-9:25 following year and in 1949 bicycle brochure, ran a bike shop at 257 Spruce St. with Buceivicius) 587; Ted Rivard, 576; Wilbrod D «larer must lead a club from WDSC — ISM Our next trip will be to the send them cards as they are the Jerry Lewis Cinema, South received a master’s degree in the Messier, 566; Mildred Hayes, 567; Lutz Junior Museum will hold by Richard Mankey of Mankey reading table in the middle of the the areas of activity in which 'ejummy, and East wins with the Goodspeed Opera House on nicest way to make them feel Windsor — "The Other,” 7:00 same field from Rensselaer Cam Vendrillo, 563; Helen Open House tomorrow from 2 to Associates. room. league members assist, such as nine of clubs and leads a second Wednesday, and all those who missed, and to cheer them up. 9:00; “ Stalking Moon,” 2:00 Polytechnic Institute. Erickson, 562; Joseph Windsor, 5 p. m. to open a new year. It will Wyandotte Industries of Water- In the lobby are alphabet clerical, store, hostess, curators, trump. have registered should be at the The reminder of the afternoon Cinema I — “Everything You Podolny and his wife, Irma, Investments Climbing ENGINEERING MANAGER 562; May Dvnan, 562; Walter feature a complete change of ville, Maine, a division of the drawers: hats and other clothing hospitality, library, accessioning, South wins with the ace of Senior Center around 9:30 in the went to square dancing and card Always Wanted to Know About who teaches at the University of Real estate investment Kohls, 558, and Bernice Caswell, exhibits in the participation room First Hartford Dsrp., has donated from many countries to be and creation of exhibits. A trumps, but now has only one morning, as the bus will leave at playing. All in all it turned out Sex,” 1:30-3:30-5:30-7:30-9:30 Ckmnecticut, reside at 16 Cobum counselors D.J. Henry of South Charles G. Meierdierck III of 558. , and some additions to the wildlife a display of camel hair in its steps modeled; and stamp stories, member is free to choose her trump in dummy. He can ruff one to sharp. that those in attendance enjoyed Cinema II — “ The Man,” 1:30- Rd. The couple has four children Windsor announce that, with the Manchester has been appointed room. “Tuesday, from 9:30 to 11 from the animal to finished cloth. loaned by Maurice Danziger, con­ diamond with dummy's Speaking of trips, the big one to 3:15-5:00-7:00-9.00 area of interest and hours. Last engineering manager of Elec­ the afternoon, and we were hap­ In the afternoon we had 18 a.m., the Volunteer League will In this election year, a push­ taining unique three-dimensional remaining trump, but must even­ - three sons and a daughter. recent purchase of the Caren Nassau, which leaves next Satur­ Capitol Theater — “ Swinging year, members contributed 4,500 i:i0 tronic Concepts Laboratories py to have their company. bridge players, and the lucky hold its Open House for new button game permits the player stamps issued by Bhutan. tually give up a diamond trick. Apartments in Vernon, it has day, will leave the Senior Center Pussycats,” 7:00-9:00; “ Zebra in hours of service to the museum. Corp. (ECL). Back to trips for a minute, and winners were; Ivy Siddell, 5,310; memberships at the museum. to identify several presidents The wildlife room contains Down one. gone over the $2.5 million mark at 9:30 in the morning on that the Kitchen,” 2.00 The league's 78 members, a reminder not to forget the one Eugene Toch, 5,230; Lou BuUer, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Latham with questions about them. A “ Fun With Words,” focusing on in real estate investments this ECL, based in Manchester at 60 date. We will return to New York Mansfield Drive-In — “The directed by Mrs. Saloom, are also New Vice President to Sterling Forest Gardens, and 4,890, and Irving Carlson, 4,580. will be host and hostess numbers corner ranges in year. Hilliard St, is a technically on Saturday, Sept. 30, at 8 a.m., Groundstar Conspiracy,” 7:35; alliteration; several new fish, responsible for filling teachers’ ■oBiln Stanley J. Jarvis of 38 Canter­ registration will start on Sept. 25. tomorrow. He is museum presi­ challenges from simple to more James Bond Donald J. Heni7 , president, orientedjeompany specializing in and should be back in town by “Murphy’s War,” 9:15; “Joe among them the aggressive Jack requests. Last year, the school bury St. has been appointed vice dent. w p c e — 1410 announced that, using the limited and the trip is planned tor Oct. Folks, the mayor has formes! a complicated for young to older Dempseys; winter birds, with a loan department of the museum Comes to TV president of the Manchester State the desi^ , manufacture and dis­ noontime the latest. Kidd,” 10:45 partnership as the vehicle, groups 11. committee to come up with a One of the new participation children. Three maps of giveaway sheet illustrating and sent out 1,060 classrohm exhibits, :00 Ntwirwil tribution of telephone-related So now all you travelers, we Meadows Drive-In — James Bond, super-agent (X)7, Bank, according to an announce­ one^lay conference regarding the displays deals with architecture. Manchester as it was years ago, is explaining the construction of have been formed to purchase electronic products. would like to have everyone bring “ Blacula, ” 7:45; “ Dr. Jekyll and which was a 15 per cent growth ment by Edmond Parker, presi­ Nationality Night problems of the senior citizens In It includes a cross section of a today, and may be in the future simple feeders; and a terrarium comes to television for the first & 1 the Royal Arms Apartments, their luggage to the Center on Sister Hyde,” 9:40 over the previous year. dent. In his position, Meierdierck is During the Fun-Day we men­ our town. There will be some wall built by Jaycee members are accompanied by post cards to created by Michael Klemens and time when ABC presents Sean Manchester; Welles Wood View Friday, the 22nd, so that we can Manchester Drive-In — “ Last responsible for new product tioned that we are planning to very important, interesting, and Donald Maloney, Bradley be placed on the correct iden­ Connery in "Goldfinger " on $ m m a lotr* m s i : Apartments, Hebron; Vernon tie on the proper name tags and Summer,” 7:30; “ Friends,” 9:15 housing four turtles and several In advance of the membership steal a page from some of our Keazer, Lee McCray and Alan tified spots. Sunday, Sept. 17,at 9 p.m. Towers Apartments, Vernon; and development from con cep t have them already for Saturday worthwhile topics to be dis­ Blue-Hills Drive-In — “ Eliary of toads and frogs. drive, the league this week placed local service clubs by holding a Lamson; and a blueprint created "Your Body,” an anatomy cor­ Also starred are Gert Frobe as the Caren Apartments. The firm through the production stage. morning. Sailing time for us will cussed, and we’re hoping that a Mad Housewife,” 7:52; “The Mrs. Jerome Dvornek, a display in the window of Nationality Dinner occasionally. ner, contains the skeleton of a the master criminal in the title holds public seminars several be around 4 p.m., and we’ll board some of you will be Interested Volunteer League president; and Watkins ^ o s . on Main St. Eixeept A native of Plainfield, N. J., The first one is scheduled lor Beguiled,” 9:41 role. Honor Blackman as FAissy times a week at various locations the ship at 2 p.m. We leave from enough to attend so that we may male Asian; and a scale, Mrs. Eugene Montany, hospitali­ for the Saul Silverstein Collec­ Meierdierck grew up in West- Thursday evening Oct. 12. Yes, East Hartford Drive-In — Galore, and Shirley E^aton as the for slide presentations and group Pier 36, at 86 W. 46th St. in case share your views. We'll be talking “THE OTHER" stethoscope, and clock for a ty chairman, will w elcom e tion, it is made up of materials; field, N. J., was graduated from that’s right. It will be Italian “ Night Call Nurses,” 7:30; gold-plated victim of Goldfinger’s discussions on investing in real anyone is interested. about this more and more, so be youngster to weigh himself and prospective members at the exhibits, and dioramas available Bordentown Military Institute, night, but it is open to everyone. “ Private Duty Nurses,” 9:00 Playini at 7 1 9 P.M. wrath. Harold Sakate is also estate, with particular emphasis Please don’t bring a whole lot looking for it not only in this measure his heart beat. A design Tuesday morning Open House. to schools of Manchester and and received his bachelor of Our ace cook Frank Lattucca will Blast Windsor Drive-In — “ Last /tdutti 22.00 featured as Oddkob, Goldfinger's on the limited partnership. of luggage as it’s only a seven-day column but elsewhere in the exhibit challenges one to deter­ Interested persons will learn of surrounding towns. science degree in physics from prepare the meal, and that alone Picture Show,” 7:30; "Bob & Saaior (30zMt and HS Studanti 99c mute assistant. What they trip, and most of the time during newspaper. mine the artist’s,use of color, Penn Morton College, Chester, will be worth the price; however; Carol & Ted & Alice,” 9:25 Mon. — Thursday FYoduced by Harry Saltzman With HELCO 25 Years the day will be for your leisure, line, shape, and texture in his do to Pa. immediately after the dinner and Albert R. Broccoli and Carl C. Hultgren of 131 and many will be enjoying Schedule for the Week works. we’ll have some entertainment released through United Artists. him now Ferguson Rd. celebrated his 25th He served as a specialist in basking in the sun on the comfor­ Monday, 10 a.m. to noon, OVER 4 MILLION "Around the World With Lutz" you just don’t want to miss. PRESCRIPTIONS will tie in each month with the About Town anniversary yesterday with the aircraft armament electronic table lounge chairs. Sounds kitchen social bingo, one can of appearance of two museum staff Hartford Electric Light Co. He is weapons systems with the First better all the time, so don’t get canned fruit needed; 1 p.m. to 4 SaWy (>>mpoundtd Sunset Rebekah Lodge will Now this is not to be an all- JCfWV Lewis ONIMA members-Theo R. Badenhuizen, The Couples Oub of the South For Prompt, Safe, an electric systems dispatcher in Air Cavalry Division in Vietnam sick before Saturday. For other p.m., pinochle games. Bus pickup ARTHUR DRUG AailUvui Ave., So. Windsor director, and Mrs. Louis Saloom, have its first meeting of the United Methodist Oiurch will Economical the Sheldon St. office, Hartford. in 1970-71, and was awarded the information call 643-5310. night affair. A nice dinner around at 8:30 a.m., return trips at noon, season Monday at 8 p.m. at Odd 6 or 6:30, and then entertainment •44-8644 assistant director-on Channel 3's meet tonight at 7:15 at the Coven­ Transportation Hultgren joined HELCO as a Bronze Star Medal with three and 4 p.m. ■ Ranger Station” on the third Fellows Hall. Refreshments will try Riding Stables, Nathan Hale meter tester. He became an Oak Leaf Clusters and the Air and that’s it. So keep looking for Tuesday, 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., Thursday from 3:30 to 4 p. m. be served. Rd., Coventry. There will be a I TAXI SERVICE I appliance repairman and then a Medal. To Award Trophies more news on this one. Registra­ social hour from 8:30 to II p.m. at tion will be in advance as we will open card playing, visiting, TV l.HJKTWrdl?riAliH.lJ3PEl This month. Badenhuizen will dispatcher. He is a member of the Inter­ A couple of weeks ago we Charter Oak Lodge of B'nai Susannah Wesley House. TRY IT! be somewhat limited to the viewing, etc.; 1 p.m. to 4 p.m.. talk on South Africa, so the par­ A Manchester native, he is national Electrical and Elec­ mentioned our shuffleboard tour­ B'rith will have a membership mmum number we can feed. Senior Bowling League at the ON 1*91 NOB7M Q» JC* *1-8A MORE DEADLY THAN ticipation room exhibit is on that •if'oAFJi mJ married to the former Jean tronic Engineers Assn. (IEEE). nament, and we’ll be passing out TAKI lAST-’AlST SIHV.Cl 00 E*il (P61 breakfast Sunday at 9 a m. at the T h e French Club of MANCHESTER Someone asked if we planned Parkade Lanes. No bus is DRACULA! continent. FRCCPAAMiHa JIIJ Stanley J. Jarvis Okerfelt, also of Manchester. The Meierdierck is married, and trophies to the following winners Howard Johnson Restaurant, Manchester will sponsor setback more monthly evening dances, scheduled. (ki-Hit Finally, there is a puzzle and CAB CO. Mon.-Thurt. 8 p.m. Jarvis, a graduate of the couple has three children - Brad­ lives at 557A Hilliard St. on Wednesday, Oct. 4 The cham­ William Marshall Main St., E^ast Hartford. Murray card party Monday at 8 p.m. in and naturally the answer is yes Fri.-Sjt. 7:30 ■ 9:30 URNSIDE • University of Hartford and the ford, 18; Philip, 17; and Cynthia, pion for the season is Josephine ““OR. JEKYLL 289-1555 StOBURNSlDCB AVC. CA»T HAATrOAO Orange Hall. “BLACULA” Klein, president of the National Installment Credit 13. Schuetz runner-up was Margaret indeed. In fact, our first dance and SISTER HYPE" Sun. 2:30. 4:30, 6:30, 8:30 S MINUTES FROM HTFO I M CM II U ITHEATRE EAST Connecicut Valley Council of School of Chicago, has over 15 Hall, and a consolation prize was will be a masquerade dance to B'nai B'rith, will be guest The Polish Womens Alliance, years banking experience. He BRIEFS Diggers Open won by Ann Haupt. celebrate Halloween. More on lomarMUMitt-MM speaker. Group 246, will meet Monday formerly was assistant treasurer Sidney A. Keyles of At this time we would like to this later. ObViC nikLJ ?43-13Bd m Carrie snodgress Daily M 7:30 ( 9:30 night at 7 :30 at the home of Mrs. of the Connecticut Bank and Manchester has been named Plow Contest congratulate all the winners and Last week I mentioned a five 9'. TO BlSSfU BRIDGI I All WI^T Jean Vecchio. 28 W. Center St. senior attorney in the real estate day trip to Canada, and we’re still HIT AT BLUl MIUS AVlNUt Sal. I Sun. at 1:30-2:30 The Manchester Area Alumnae Trust Co. for the Manchester thank all the participants, and a d l 3 r y 5:25-7:30-9:30 investment department at Aetna VERNON CENTER, Minn. working on our plans and I should Clint Eastwood Club of F5 Beta F*i will open its ;area. He is a member of the special thank you to our man in „ SEPTEHIBER Life & Casualty. Keyles, a (AP) — The World Plowing have some news by next week. 0 ^ o f a m a d ^ A FIULNKOV1CH PBOOUCTlON season Monday with a potiuck at Town Development Commission charge of the tourney, Jim graduate of New York University Contest was to begin today at We’ll be registering for this trip 6:30 p.m. at the home of Mrs. R. WANTED! and the Manchester Elks. He and Copeland, for doing an excellent l i o u a a w l f e BUTTERFLIES and Columbia University School Farmfest U.S.A. near this the week of the 9th, and by then H. Soleau. 6 Whitewood Dr.. En­ BY his wife, Mary, have two job. It's not at all easy to set up a lore of Law, joined the company in southern Minnesota community. we ll be able to to give you the ARE FREE field. All area Beta F^s are children. tournament such as this and keep 1969 as an attorney. He lives at 8 The two Americans in the 38- invited to attend the event. Suds & for youtl5-24 everyone happy, and Jim’s good full story. JAMES EMJOffS GOlDI€HfMI Cornwall Dr. man international field are patience paid off, and made the Keep it in mind as w e’re Scissors ln‘7 2 ^ AUGUST SALES UP William Goettemoeller of Ver- shooting for two buses to be able nnisrtsrnSi^sirimu ' tournament such a real success. 10 Day8 of Family Fun At a regular meeting of the saille, Ohio, and Alvin Wolf of Once again thanks a million, Jim; to make the expenses as low as WtXHnrALLEfPS Sales of the Grand Union Co. we can. It’ll a good deal, LHUWTiMt board of directors of Hartford Odell, 111. /M ichael Berzenski, 11, tries on for size the prize-winning we certainly appreciate your time “ EVERTTHINCTOU ALWAYS *T DGil EXPERIENCED for the five weeks ended Aug. 26, |•CHN■tf National Corporation held A Minnesota man earned the and efforts. believe me, so think about it, and WANTED TO KNOW THE ^ G x a « A e f totaled $123,272,022, an increase bicycle just presented to him by Jean Colavecchio, manager BARGAIN DOG GROOMER Wednesday, it was voted that a right to compete in the world don't go thinking it’s going to be MATINEE ______COtUMB* RKITlHHS & fjn/y it YOU hk» of 1.6 per cent over sales of of the men's clothing department at House & Hale Depart­ ABOUTSEX’ Apply in Person n S E regular quarterly dividend of 45 contest next year in Ireland by Here is a date to remember. too expensive. Think less than MONIbriiSAT gripping %uip»nt» $121,393,192 in the comparable ment Store. Michael, in the seventh grade at Illing Junior •BUT WERE AFRAID TO T I L ir iL »nd turpnimg Post Rd. Plazj, Rt. 30, Vernon cents a share be declared payable winning the small plow division The annual Flu shots are ten­ $150 and you'll be somewhat a l l s c a t « , 9 9 c tndmgi peri^ of 1971. -High School, was an entry in the B.V.D. Bicycle Safety ASK” 1:30, 3:15. Oct. 20, to shareholders of record of the National Plowing Contest tatively set up for Wednesday, close. For the first 26 weeks of Grand 1:30, 3:30, S:10, 7:30.0:30 5:00, 7:00,9:00 at the dose of business on Sept Wednesday. (iimpaign Contest. His name was drawn from among more Oct. 4, from 11:30 a m. to noon. Union’s 1972 fiscal year, through As in the past, the shots are for 29. than 300 entries. (Herald photo by Pinto) Aug. 26, sales were $652,421,791. free, and once again the good This represents an increase of 2.1 nurses from the Manchester per cent over sales of $638,766,041 G gom oa MTOI Public Nursing Association and M A N C H I S T f M PKpmmo in the corresponding period a Three Shows Debut on (3) This Weekend H B E ciNT(R v r o o k M the doctor are donating their fSpomosTMit year ago. time Aren’t we lucky to have rtfl PARKING RiAR Of T H f A T R f COM SPtHM Cr Tenth largest food retailer in starring Karl Malden and Michael T Two new series and one old "Wildlife Theatre, " a new Bon Murphy and Roger Davis such dedicated people? BEST-SELLER BECOMES MOVIE SPY-THRILLERI '•ONUt the nation. Grand Union current­ portray two amiable reformed IXniglas, premieres with a special Tuesday was a little breather 2|ATU*I ^ J N i f T p i series make their debut on WTIC- series characterized by authen­ ly operates 535 supermarkets, 25 outlaws who are trying to win a two-hour presentation Saturday, for us, as the action moved over TV (Channel 3) this weekend. ticity, bows on WTIC-TV Satur­ ROYAL INTERNATIONAL CIRCUS Grand Way general merchandise promised, but secret amnesty Sept. 16, at 9 p.m. to the Parkade Lanes where our "Half the George Kirby day, Sept. 16,.at 7 p.m. ------produced by Wayne MeCsry ------discount stores and nine E-Z Malden plays Deteelive Lt Senior Bowling League was TW SALZBURG Comedy Hour,” a comedy-variety Naturalist-photographers journey from the governor. Shop convenience food stores in Mike Stone, a tough veteran cop knocking over the hardwood in show, premieres Saturday, Sept. to the four corners of the globe to raRIAN Zetbini and The Wodd’* 11 Eastern states, Puerto Rico who rose through the ranks. Largest Eshibilion ol Petlotming 16, at 7:30 p.m. Singer Nancy film familiar and unusual wildlife TWO HOUR DEBUT great style. The top woman and the U.S. Virgin Islands. Douglas is seen as his partner, Lions end Tigers Wilson is the special guest star in in their natural habitat. ■‘The Streets of S;m FYancisco. scorer is Anna Hoffman 20im Asst. Inspector Steve Keller. claimed all honors with a CENTURYFOX SHARP DROP IN CLAIMS the premiere. new ABC dramatic scries I ^ C H E S W ' r COLOR BY DELUXE- Last Summer" shown at 7:30,11:00 FILM RATING GUIDE A drop of 446, or 19.2 per cent, The Emmy Award-winning ““Friends" at 9:15 series, “ The Name of the Game,” e5FORMEI):f OUTLAWS Strvinr ovtr SO.OOQ ulifitd clients for over 12 vtars Zany Tramp in unemployment claims was For Parents and reported for last week in the makes its Channel 3 debut Sun­ "Alias Smith and Jones” Consult Time Boi Their Children Barnatt Manchester office of the State day, Sept. 17,at 11:30 p.m. Gene begins its new season Saturday, For Show Times J u (I • • K C < I * T Barry, Robert Stack, and Tony Sept. 16, at 8 p.iu. on ABC with a BC TV lo«lo y *jho Labor Department. Die totals HONRBONe ‘A remarkable film!'!, danger-filled chase story filmed in tvlancnesTer, Conn. pmUUAUOIlMCM were 1,873 for the week ending Frandosa have recurring roles in ABABMAdmhMd the suspense-adventure series. on location in Utah. Cuilom Deiiimi B K Dinitl of Honi Kon| will b« in M inchniii lot Z.diyi Sun .SopI 17 Mon . Sipl CHILDREN'^ MATINEE Sept. 2 and 2,319 for the week ending Aug. 26. 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He lives at 20 OUs St. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Sat., Sept. 16,1972- PAGE HVE PAGE FOUR - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Sat., Sept. 16,1972 ilanrli^Btpr iEurutng llif ralJi ■■ r ..'1'' ' , ■ Founded Oct. /, 1881 * USINESS SERVICES l^IRECTORY Published by Manchester Publishing Co., newspaper by carrier daily before 6 p.m. 13 Bissell Street, Manchester, Conn. 06040, should telephone the circulation depart­ telephone 643-2711 (AC 203.) ment, 647-9^. L U C A'S Published every evening except Sundays Member Audit Bureau of Circulation ' OAMPINO Stif-Servijle i and holidays. Entered at the Manchester, Member of The Associated Press H IG H G R A D E Conn., Post Office as Second Class Mail Liundrortat / EQUIPMENT Mm Im tjfnni'' Tento, Ooto, Bleeping Bags, RAWT tumy Matter. llie Manchester Publishing Co. assumes Cu iIm i J Air Mattresses, Stoves, PRINTING Sulli, Paiti Md Lanterns Burt L. Lyons Publisher no financial responsibility for fl» Job and Conunercial typographical errors appearing in adver­ 53 TOLLAND TURNPIKE Printing: Subscription Rates •Tailoring FARR'S tisements and other reading matter in Hie •Dry deanin ‘"nie Everything Store 1" Manch/Vemon Town Lina Promirt and Efflclant FREE TOWING Printing of An Klnda Payable in Advance Manchester Evening Herald. kLauadry Service Camp • Bike • Sport 2 MAIN STREET PHONE 643-2467 One Month J3.25 One Year $39.00 Display advertising closing hours, three 176-178 SPRUCE ST. full days prior to publication. at Depot Square Hours MON THURS FRI Community Press Single Copy 15* Six Months $19.50 MANCHEOTER 8AM (0 10PM Deadline fbr Herald want ads, 12 noon Open Dally to 0 ;00 P.M. 254 Broad St., Rear By Carrier, WeeUy 75* Three Months $9.75 Drive-In Parking J. FARR — 643 7111 lUtS WED SAM to6PM prior to day of publication; 12 noon FYiday SAT 8AM to 1? Noon Telephone 643-5727 Subscribers who fail to receive their for publication Saturday and Monday. Ostrinsky MANCHESTER CUSTOM MADI CANVAS AWNINGS DEALER m WASTE MEMORIAL 00. MANCHESTER Revenue Sharing M A T^ IA LS Opposite East Cemetery Quality Mamorlals Paul’s Carries Silky S s t a lo o iL Some form of federal revenue sharing funds an almost “no strings attached” IRON Over 80 Years’ Experience usage by states and cities; it will be up Before vacation tim e Ryplex Is the rubber-base flat CHOICE VARIETY with the states and cities is all but a SCRAP METAL is over and before the real Call 649-5807 paint for Interior werk and this certainty. to our state and local leaders and an antf PAPER rush starts how about doing also dries In minutes. Apply It Q u a lity While the Senate and House bills may alert citizenry to use these funds wisely A. AIMETTI, Prop. over some of your rooms? With with a brush tr a roller; it goes The Art of Buying A rt T81 ^ABKEB ST. all the modem Improvements In S e a fo o d Harrison St., Manchester on like magic and covers beau­ artists, but they can find consola­ SEE DS FOBt vary in the amounts and methods of or the Congress will either impose Tel. Ma-ST80 or 048-8879 paint and wallpaper that Is tifully. Here again there is no Trying to determine the finan­ 'J Aluminum Boll Up tion in the fact that their day will 43 OAK STREET disbursing the funds; with the election restrictions and red tape or abandon the pre-cut and pre-pasted, it real­ “painty” odor, and spills can cial value of an original oil pain­ Awnlnga ly Is not a bit hard to do. Why be wiped up with a damp ting is slightly less scientific than come—even if they won't be TEU 649-e«87 a Door Canoplen ahead in November it can be safely program. not stop In at Paul's Paint Sup­ sponge. When you are finished, gazing into a crystal ball to around when it arrives. • Storm Doon STEVENSON’S ply and talk with Paul Mlsserl, rinse the brush or roller in wa­ Let's take a look at the first • Combination Windows surmised the conference committee will We have no illusions that federal MERCURY forecast next month’s stock the owner, and let him advise ter, and there you are I market quotations according to group of paintings; ones which Mancheater Awning Oav resolve these differences so that federal revenue sharing is the panacea local Travel Agency you about what you will need Papering is really easy today command enormous sums and 196 WEST CBNTEB ST. ESSO to have your home looking like Schertle Galleries in Burr largesse can be fully exploited by the government needs to solve its fiscal 646-2756 with the use of pre-cuts and pre­ Comers Shopping Center. for which the demand always Telephone e40-S091 405 MAIN ST. new with a minimum amount of pasted papers, and even if you exceeds the supply. Apart from Eatabllshed 1948 Administration and by both Democratic problems. The real solution remains, as w ork. Ever since the first j^ehistoric NO SERVICE TEL. 649-5533 have never done papering be­ painter turned his cave into a full­ their pure artistic merit, the P a u l's P a in t S u p p ly , 645 fore, It Is possible to turn out a and Republican senators and represen­ it always has been, in the area of getting CHARGE Main St., 1.S headquarters for time art studio, the economic single most important factor con­ • Tune-Ups professional job by using these tributing to their value is the fact ikA Upholstery tatives seeking re-election. the most in goods and services for every RESERVATIONS FOR Touraine Paints manufactured papers. Of course, the scrub- worth of art has been the source and IV I Shop • Engine Cleaning by the West Co., and if you have that the artists who created these P •HOTELS bable vtnyls are a real boon, of spirited arguments among ar­ RE-UPHOLSTBRINO tax dollar local, state or federal. not used them you really paintings are no longer alive. Intended to relieve the increasing •AIRLINES • General Repairs particularly if there are small tists, art critics, art collectors and IIUKEI • MODERN FURNITURE should. Their newest product Is This gives these works a double Federal revenue sharing, unless ac­ •STEAMSHIPS children In the family. Smudges the paying public. and AN'nqUES a latex trim for the outside of • C'liatoin Furniture burden on property taxpayers, revenue • Stamps and dirt Just wipe off, leaving Europeans, of course, have a advantage over the works of con­ companied by responsible fiscal 627 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER the house which applies so eas­ temporary artists. 1. The creators and Sllpcovera sharing has been long sought by many Cape Cod, “where the waters of the sea meet the waters of the land.” Photo by Sylvian Ofiara. the paper looking like new. heritage rich in art appreciation $nTE Specializing In Hand Tutting policies, is no more than a very costly ily, dries in minutes. of these paintings have passed the Slop in at Paul’s Paint Sup­ and are accustomed to discussing Made To Order cities and states. For Inside work try Silky, so-called test of time. 2. Because way of buying a suspended sentence. YOUR the paint that goes on as smooth ply and see the selection of art as a natural part of their lives. Complete Selection of The present act is a five-year one and the creators are dead, they ob­ Materials MEMORIAL COMPLETE as silk, dries in minutes and beautiful papers. Trimz, or Dip Americans, on the other hand, tMOIORQILi Unless we can restore fiscal integrity to and Hang papers are especially viously cannot produce any more FREE ESTIMATES in its present form exercises a minimal McGovern CORNER STORE PET CENTER has a wonderfully smooth tex­ have had an inferiority complex Lower Level of the Parkade government at all levels, the infusion of Inside ture. Silky comes in flat and easy to use, and you can also about art for centuries. Only art. 649-4324 of restraints upon the recipients as to s Party Goods, Magazines Caniriet- Pirileelt rent a papering board, saving Thus, the art they have left $20 to $30 billion over the next five years Open Forum o Orocertes, Cold Cuts semi-glcss and the colors are recently have Americans become Mon., Tuea., 9-0; Wed., the Mollifier Tropical Fish — Turtles so lovely that you will want to you the expense of buying one. behind becomes an exceedingly Thum., Fri. 0-0; Sat. 0-6 how it is expended. • Fruits—^Vegetables Hamsters - Gerbits aware that Wautiful paintings into state and local government, when use them in every room In the To make your rugs as bright valuable commodity because e Oreetlng Cards Miied Breed Puppies need not be high-priced, nor the Report house. When you use Silky there and Cleon as your rooms, rent there is a definite limit to its The test will be whether the cities and the federal government is operating in We Depend On You . . . Aquarium Accessories, etc sole priority of the cultured elite. estate. It is defined as ""that use There are many facets to Our Own Special Blended is no overpowering odor of paint ,a Blue Lustre r-ug shampoo ma­ The second half of the 20th quantity, MANCHESTER states getting the funds use the money perennial red ink, could become the Political Football education as many of us know but You Can Dqpeod On Ust Pet Foods to permeate the house and there chine from Paul's Paint Supply. A prime example of the esteem GLASS which is most likely to produce By Rowland Evans Jr. and Robert D. INovak Century has awakened AUTO PARTS in ways which will benefit the property biggest political raid on the public To the editor: the greatest net return over a few people as knowledgeable Open 7 Days A Week MANCHESTER is no long upset, either. Start This machine does a wonderful in which works of this nature are • For Auto "Wtaidalilelda your painting in the morning and thorough job cf cleaning Americans of average income to Wednesday evening at a public given period of time." In short about these complex facets as HOUSTON - "What the hell is convention, McGovern drew his tUl Midnight PET CENTER the vital idea that art is created held—and the expense to which • For Store Fronta and taxpayer the most. treasury in our history. reception Mayor Thompson was Mr. Anthony Magliocco, super­ and you can settle the room by your rugs, it is easy to use, and art collectors will go to acquire all elzes of wliidewa Mr. Howland was simply he doing here?" grumbled an biggest applause by suggesting 9 MAPLE SI. MANCHESTER ev en in g . primarily for real flesh and blood Elach of us has a responsibility under visor of special education for the 882 MAIN ST. 646-0293 the cost Is a moderate one. them—is evidenced by J.P. In most instances this would mean called upon to officially welcome testifying, quite accurately, to the engineer at Houston's Manned protecton of American products Silky dries to a hard finish; people—and not just for ivory OPEN • For Table Tope Dr. James Kennedy to fact that the proposed zone town of Vernon. Through the (though, as free trader, he op­ Should you wish to do over the Morgan's futile attempt to buy SAT. to 1 P.M. using the funds for non-recurring capital revenue sharing to resist the temptation Space Center watching Sen. semi-gloss Is particularly pop- floors, make It easy for yourself lower professors. 'Drey are begin­ Manchester as our new change would probably permit efforts and compassion of Mr.- poses the Hartke-Burke tarriff Goya!s "Maja Desnuda " for a OPEN 8 A.M. to 0 P.M. George McGovern on a guided . ular for interior finishes as it by renting a sander and edger; ning to comprehend that SATURDAY 8 A.M.-NOON expenditures such as street and highway of what might seem to be a windfall. We Magliocco. and his well qualified SEE US FOR QUALITY mere $1 million. Even more superintendent of schools. It was First Hartford Realty to squeeze tour. "I suppose he's going to do bill). Forewarned that a few -con be washed over and over floor scrubbers and waxers are purchasing art can be a prudent staff, many children are being TAILORING prestige was attached to the price improvements, new needed office should remember that whether a tax most disappointing to hear more money out of the land with a "180" on space too." machinists are doves, he omitted 'without losing its sheen. Stop also available at Paul’s Paint and pleasurable pastime- J. A. WHITE ;,in at Paul’s Paint Supply and tag of a famous Rembrandt pain­ Manchester’s Mayor welcome a condominium than they could helped and prepared for school at Thirty minutes later, his usual anti-Vietnam S upply. provided they believe their eyes GLASS CO.. INC. buildings, new schools and equipment, dollar comes from Manchester, Hart­ CUSTOM ‘look over the charts, ting. The Metropolitan Museum Dr. Kennedy on behalf of with single family dwellings. a much earlier age. One has only McGovern flirted with just such a pronouncement. +v*l\ Stop in at Paul’s Paint Sup­ first, and price tags second. 31 Blaaell Bt. — Tcl. A4e-7Sn y MADE A Sorvica Tru-Flex, the outside latex of Art in New York gladly parted etc., which are now in the main financed ford or Washington, D.C., it is still Manchester Democrats only. A Please note that the same profit to see a class in session with these 180-degree turn away from his Arriving in Dallas Wednesday ply any time; look around; you The last few thousand years ^ ^ ^ SUITS ^ paint has long been a faverite with $2.3 million for the privilege C c K m U a coming out of our pocketbooks. There is more political speech I have formula will always produce a special children to realize what adamant anti-space spending night, McGovern dropped his O f will see so many things here to have made one point apparant: by levies upon property which pay off For Ladies and Gentlemen ,’^with home-owners for they have make your home look like new of housing this exceptionally never heard before. I realize that decision to build an apartment tremendous accomplishments are policy. Telling unemployed space habitual denounciation of oil ' iy Sincarity there is no absolute, sure and bond issues. no such thing as a ride in government Alterations — Cleaning ®'1found that it will stand up under for the holidays. Mr. Mlsserl is high-priced canvas by the artist FREE DECORATING this is a big political year but... house or a slaughterhouse rather taking place. Perhaps the thing technicians "I believe in the millionaires and added praise of final way lo evaluate a painting in that would impress you the most 1 Repairs Where Personal ^all weather conditions which not only experienced in this many connoisseurs consider the Because the Congress has given these today. It is not only unfortunate that than homes in pleasant un­ space program,” McGovern Lyndon B. Johnson. In Houston ^m eans that the exterior of your terms of dollars and cents. But • WALLPAPER Mayor Thompson did not repre­ is how happy and well adjusted / Consideration business but is always glad to greatest of all time. ’ When Quality Is crowded surroundings. added he wanted unmanned, not Thursday, while saying space MANCHESTER ^house does not have to be paint­ help you with any problem that the evolution of art and • PAINT these children become in such a Is A Tradition If these huge am ounts of Important In Your sent all of Manchester but also While the present PZC, as an manned, spacecraft. But. he went spending should drop to $2 billion ed so frequently. you might have. economics has created certain TAILOR SHOP money make you think painting is • CARPETING that by so doing he is putting the appointed body, can do what they short time. on. Dr. Chris Kraft of the from $3.2 billion, he made the 121 SPRUCE ST. 649-2184 400 Mam Street guidelines which the apprentice Selection of Art • DRAPERIES superintendent in the position of please in the matter (they ap­ breathtaking promise of another a financially rewarding career, & Framing The children attending Talcott­ Manned Spoace Center had FREE PARKING art collector will do well to being a political football. proved the last request over the job for every unemployed think again. The fact is that pain­ Not A ll Charity Begins at Home ville School do so for many revealed to him that the new follow. Burr Comers, Manchester Dr. Kennedy is here to do a job opposition of everyone in the aerospace worker (Programmed) ting is the least lucrative of all the CUSTOM reasons but the goal and purpose space shuttle is needed, manned V : Fortunes have been paid for Next to Caldor for all of Manchester’s children. area) 1 hope they will heed us this plus his hinted softening on the arts. This is an admirable gesture. It would of the school remains the same: or unmanned. Thus did canvases containing little more SQUARES A group of women from the Boston Let’s give him a chance to do it — time. To aid the cause I suggest space shuttle (unprogrammed). The stereotype of the starving better education for all our McGovern, having denounced the Grooming! than a few strokes from the brush also be admirable if the women would free of politics. we insist that all of our can­ Such conventional political artist in a lonely garret is not 56 Cooper St., Manchester area have volunteered to go to North children. Talcottville School is space shuttle all year, suggest he FOR of a famous artist. Yet other Sincerely, didates for elective office be trimming has generated protests totally untrue even in today's age FINE QUALITY volunteer to go to northern South Viet­ reaching out and helping children might reconsider. POODLES paintings, perhaps some which 643-9892 P Vietnam to help repair the human and Harriet B. Hajlett called upon to declare themselves from McGovernite ideologues of affluence. The artist, of course, who just a short time ago would That suggestion, an impromptu AND ALL are even superior in form and physical damage caused by U.S. bom­ nam to help repair the human and 8 Tuck Rd. on the matter. Further, I think it (including Gary Hart, head of enjoys certain Bohemian advan­ DIAMONDS have been denied any education notion of McGovern's not dis­ BREEDS content, fail to bring more than a From Manchester, Conn. is time for us to insist on the right McGovern’s national organiza­ FUNERAL HOME tages. He has no regular office bing. physical damage caused by the Com­ and social exposure The cussed with advisers, fits into his 875-7624 few dollars at an art auction. to petition for a referendum on tion) that this is not the George hours and he works in harmony munist invasion. children s potentials are being post-Labor Day campaigning: HOURS 9-5 Since there is no approved BRAY’S Initiators of the plan, Mrs. Marjorie zoning matters of this kind. As McGovern of the primaries — with his own creative rhythm, VEST developed to the fullest, whereas, court voting blocs alienated by BY APPOINTMENT yardstick by which art can be •expert Watch Repairing It’s a safe bet that no women from matters now stand a corporation blaming it on advice from Wm. J. Lennon, Director free from the soul suffocating Swann and Mrs. Ruth Bruyn, hope to Commends Board a few years ago their potential his past policies, telling them measured, the value of a pain­ •fine Selection of Gifts with a good attorney can simply .McGovern aide Frederick G. STUD SERVICE F O R - tick of a time clock. But even i s i China or Russia, whose governments Deqr sir: might never have been deter­ what they want to hear. That's in ting, in a very real sense becomes For All Occasions recruit as many as 300 American women outlast the people through an Dutton. Though a leading Poodles, Toys & Miniatures great talent can't assure the artist Townspeople have undoubted­ mined. I think it is important the American political tradition 142 E. CENTER ST. a matter of life and death. •longine, Bulova STORE to live in North Vietnam for from six supplied the wherewithal for this assortment of court appeals until theoretician of the New Politics, of even moderate rewards. He ly had their fill of pros and cons to remind the townspeople at this but nevertheless deeply distur­ SUDS & SCISSORS The works of well-known ar­ Wittnauer and Caravelle devastation, will be calling on represen­ they get their way Dutton believes McGovern must Complete Auto Parts Available risks his all for his art and for months to the end of hostilities. surrounding the Sam Macaluso point that Talcottville Is a schtxil bing to many ardent McGover- 646-5310 POST RD. PLAZA - Rt. 30 tists who are dead are generally Watches MANCHESTER 1 would also like to point out first woo back Democratic defec­ recognition from a public that all PARKADE tatives of South Vietnam to offer their vs. Manchester High School situa­ run by the town for the children nites. VERNON A full line of the be.sl in auto a well-equippod machine shop on in greater demand and bring 737 Main St., Manchester They recently called on represen­ that the " Mickey Mouse " tors. parts i.s available on Broad St. too often isn’t even aware he tion. So much has been written in of Vernon and surrounding Moreover. McGovern's the premises to provide assist higher prices than the works of PHDNE 643-5617 FULL SELECTION OP services. proposal to abandon Parker That course, however, fogs exists. He has no union, no social tatives of North Vietnam in Paris. his behalf, however, that I feel I towns It IS by no means a private emphasis on mollifying estranged at Manehesler Auto Parts. Inc. anee on some of the heavier living artists. This makes things a Street and build an idiotic in­ McGovern’s intended theme of LORRAINE'S Thirty years experience make security, no fringe benefits—and IMPORTED must voice an opinion in favor of institution only for children voter blocs contributes to UP. jo b s. bit more difficult for the living tersection with serious attendant embracing the beleaguered little INTERIOR DEtX)RATING Kd and Vie Liclla Fern well very often no income! AND what appears to be the "dark whose parents can afford special themelessness in his campaign. Ycur tune-ups cun be made DOMESTIC risks to the lives of children And although he escaped last man More comfortable with "For The Finest in qualifieil lo advise you intelli- (aster and easier with onc-stof horse " side of the issue May I care and help ger.Uy anil dependably on your commend the Board of Educa­ passing on Colonial Rd has its week from the August doldrums Vietnam as an issue anyway, Custom Made Only: n shoppin ; (or plu s, points, con­ WINES roots in First Hartford Realty's McGovern was so busy last week needs for automotive repairs. If densers, belts, fillers and wind­ l l T A R tion for doing what was obviously So often we take education for with his best speeches in months, • Drapes • Slipcovers m -Hv C LA Y R I’O L L A N - Industrial Park buttering up rabbis, labor leaders a largo repair job is on your shield wipers, all here in a wide _ ARItS LIBRA LIQUORS The Innocent best for the greatest number of granted Unless one has occasion there is still no sign his campaign • Reupholstcry Your Daily Activity Guide mind, several brands of carbiir- Fortunately, the citizens in the • MR. STEAK • ihoiee of name brands. WAR. 2) S fP T . 23 " - p l u s - people. And please, let's stop to seek assistance for a special IS cutting significantly into Presi­ and aerospace workers that he • Window Shades According to the Stars, 244 Center Street otiiis. fuel pumps, water pumps, Quaker Slate an i Harris mo APR. 19 OCT. 2 2 V t ^ L ^ area have been able to iiresent failed to focSs on fat cats living a • Fabric • Rods To develop message for Sunday, h a r v e s t HILL dragging Martha White's name problem, we are not aware of dent Nixon's immense lead. new or rebuilt starlcr.s, shock tor oils and additives, such at ■?', 2- 4-22 40 19-25-39-42^ their grievances to our elected tax-deductible high life thanks to Designed wltli You In Mind Manchester • 646-1995 read words corresponding to numbers through the wringer Anyone who what IS available The Depart­ The reason for McGovern's abserbors, brake parts, bear­ eoelants, sealers, anti freeze anc 43 53-77 73-74-75 ^ DISCOVERY Board of Directors and can hope By A Decorator Who Cares OPEN 7 DAYS - ll^to 9 of your Zodiac birth sign. ment of Flducation for the town emphasis on appeasing critics Ih'esident Nixon. ings, mufflers, exhaust and tail P TAURUS SCORPIO SOCIETY FOR CATS ’ By A rthur Hoppe has worked for her or with her Specializing in U.S.D.A. lubricants for every type of ve 1 You 11 31 Tc^pe'o*T7fnf6 1 T > BRANDS Bystander for relief Contrast this to PZC Glad to be away from the L"! APR. 20 6 2 B u t OCT. 2 3 ^ Kittens ~ Small Animals will know that her concern for of Vernon does an exceptional derives from his unique nomina­ POST RD. PLAZA 875-2996 pipes, and ga.skets are on thi- hiele. frem snowmobiles anc r i 1*% 32 Or Chairman Welti's dismissal of the Choice Steaks and 6 3 Ma^ c the students of M H S. (not to job in correlating their resources, tion. in the face of hostility from snakepit of his Washington sh e lv e s. outboards to tractors, are kept i— MAY 20 3 H.> 33 Well NOK. 2 I^ \^ Boarding & Placemen! MASTER CHARGE Route 30, Vernon Fresh Sea Food 4 D civ 34 Mas 64 And question of overcrowding headquarters, McGovern was in­ It would be difficult to list all ^>"\12-23 33-35 65 CouliJ 1- 3- 6-17/*r-^ Adoption & Disposal Center mention the students of this IS especialy true at Talcott­ substantial elements in the in slock, ns well as a large sup­ ■ V62-67-69 5G.U 'J 35 M e a n t PERSONAL CHARGE Guns For The Needy Buckley School as being out of vigorated on the road last week. the names carried, but perhaps 6 Atjlc 36 Ot 66 T .1 18-20-55 Manchester! was the key factor in ville We are indeed fortunate to Democratic party Accordingly, ply of '■ Rastern batleries foi 6 7 N ..t ROUTE 83 VERNONJ ACXXrUNTS INVITED the hands of the PZC Surely any But spontaneous airport crowds the most familiar are AC, Unit­ GIMINI 7 Ncv^s 37 D oy SAGITTARIUS any recommendation she may have Talcottville School his strategy is to devote e v e ry n eed fl N ew 38 H. ,mc 6 8 H e a d w a y 875-0052 The huge and influential that virtually half the nation's be reserved for the rich " BOY. 22 V jt TEL. 649-0446 planning and zoning activity September to winning back meeting him in Los Angeles, San ed Uclco, Auto-Lite, 'Dayco, Every .shade of Dul’ont paint 9 F strpf 'OHv 39 Mos 69 Pe"Oblc To insure equality, Pettibone have made Got A Painting Probiem? WeMi Heip! '-'r r JUNC 20 40 Foil vsing 70 Sell 21 National Bomb Association is families still hadn't a single which can blindly ignore a matter Residents of Vernon, please get Diego and Dallas were pitifully Standard Motors, A.P., and is in stock or can be mixed by 10 Suf cessLil rfC . proposed a massive federal It might be a good idea to put enough disaffected DemcK-rats to •f~>\l6-21-31-34 1 I A !M irH ..n s 41 If 7 1 Buyers 41-44-48-61^ mounting an all-out campaign pistol, rifle or bomb around the as vital as education has to be a out to the polls Sept 20. 12 noon Service still means something to us—and service Fitzgerald, You will also find a formula for touch-ups or com 42 Been 72 Arrongement program called "Weaponscare " the whole issue to bed and have a launch an effective October drive small. In Los Angeles, he found i*U54 58-86-90 1 2 Pr-imises 63 68-85-89^ against current legislation in house with which to protect disaster to 8 p m and give your approval organizational work just begin­ means spending enough time with you to help you groat selection of tools, every­ plete paint jotj. For body re­ 1 3 Injicofecj 43 L-i'p 7 3 B re w in g "For a mere $10.3 billion," he little more faith in those ap­ against Mr. Nixon. CANCER 1 4 A n 44 \ 7 4 N ‘ w CAPRICORN Congress to curb the sale of themselves from their better- for this very necessary and thing you coiilJ possibly need, pairs, there aiv Tempo spra> 75 MotcfioUzes pointed to serve us I hope the town s experience Thus, when McGovern came to ning. His Dallas rally attracted select the right paint finish for that job you’re plan­ ju n e 21 1 ^ A 45 Fr.enJ D£C. firearms. equipped neighbors. said, "every American could then worthwhile program and for the from small screwdrivers to paints and Unican fiberglns 16 Closl">es 46 F. f 76 Is EXPERT REPAIRS ON FOREIGN GARS with this sort of thing will lead to Ix)s Angeles last week, his high only 2,000, mostly youths, blacks ning. See us for paint and service when you plan your )JULY 22 77 Lead JAN. "And yet Congress," he said exercise his freedom of choice of Sincerely. future children who might need heavy duly jacks. There's also and plastic fillers and related 17 To 47 Y.lur more than the defeat of the command in Washington ordered and Chicanos. McGovern, in pur­ next project. 8-11-30-38 1 8 Cnmplete 48 Wont 78 Pc-ss bie 14-24-51.57if^ UNITED SPORTS GAR REPAIR, Inc. Specific target is the bill passed bitterly, “obviously doesn't give a weapons — from little derringers Karen L Krinjak the senices of Talcottville .siiiiplloa. 19 CHange 49 Environs 70 Give 72-76-78 proposed change We nhed to some "Jewish event " to fight suing the tedious business of Oy4I '49-55-79-82 80 Recently by the Senate and now before the 216 F'ern St. fig tliat 100 million under- for the kiddies to sawed-off Sinierely. POLICE FAMILY Where ether stores may slock 20 Affairs 50 Wov AQUARIUS Rt. 83,’ ’Vernon, Conn. House that would ban cheap, .Manchester have a better process in which leakage of Southern California placating his critics, had not yet LEO 21 0< 51 A n d 81 Or Phone 646-4485 priviledged Americans go to bed shotguns for the head of the .Mrs Robert Tubbs HOLLY, Mich. (AP) - one or two items, liere arc JULY 2) ? F ,r 52 Vou 82 Pleosure JAN. 20, our voice will be heard Jews out of the Democratic party turned the corner. 2 2 83 Be snub-nosed pistols known as each night vulnerable. house." 43 Glenstone Drive Police work is very rriuch in the parts you mlglit not expect tc , 23 A rc 53 A F it. II Very truly yours. EgjUMonPAINTCQ ^^_^AUG. 22 ► 24 Altt*rnQli'«e 54 Creote 84 buy ESTIMATES ON ALL MAKES Saturday night specials." The program, he said, would into Mr. Nixon’s arms. blood of Elaine Augiigliaro, a find outside of a large ware­ 5- 7-13-26/0 defenseless and unarmed." Better Process /Crthur Guinness Vernon 85 Heed • • • include ammunition stamps for McGovern’s California operatives 29-vear-old mother of two. house. The next time your eni |« « I . •.* tt' ■»*'-- - ■ next door to the police station. counter men, you’ll probably /50-66-83-88 5U7B'- 60-6A-7I V Budget. " When it comes to Realty, having successfully' Village tragedy. deprive Americans of their in­ — cheap handguns being all they 25 Yeur» Ago Furthermore, jrer father is a find things you didn't even know alienable nght to bear bombs could afford. defense,"" he said, "'statistics jammed the original con­ Parents Consulting Jewish advisers retired police sergeant, and her Collection of water bills and you wanted, and answers to First It s pistols, then it'll be What good is a man’s prove clearly that year after year dominium down the throats of a back Elast over the telephone dealer. brother is in charge of security questions you haven't even Dear editor: part of the accounting are nfles and the next thing you Constitutional right to bear more Americans are killed by thousand protesting neighbors, is Tuesday night, McGovern for Stanford University in a s k e d ! Sept. 20, there will be a transferred from water depart­ CUSTOM know they 11 be taking our arm s." he said, "if he can’t buy their fellow Americans than now getting set for another rip-" developed a position President California. referendum on a proposed addi­ ment to collector of revenue as bombs away from us. .NBA an arm to bear"’’’ anyone else. Know thiiffe' off. It is amazing to watch the Nixon cannot match: no tion and improvements to result of adoption of new town KITCHEN Presadent Homer T Pettibone Instead of depriving the poor of enemy!"" political and legal machinery, diplomatic relations with Egypt • • • Talcottville School. A vast in­ manager form of goVernment. TOURAINE told an emotion-packed rally their right to liave loaded pistols which ought to protect the crease in the population in the until Cairo restrains Arab TV Reuben Plen’s ■'How can any decent Amencan under their pillows, he said. This brought the crowd to its citizens of the community from area has made these proposals terrorists (who are not under lU Yeura Ago CENTER sleep safely these days without a Congress should make weapons feet, applauding wildly. In a fury exploitation, used so skillfully to necessary. These improvements Egyptian control agyway). Texaco Station PAINTS VISIT OUR SHOWROOM of excitement, a resolution was frustrate the popular will McGovern, told that the rabbis 'I’his was a Sunday; The Herald bomb untW his bed''" available to all Americans at will be accomplished at no cost to 381 Main Stroaf Pettibone decried the bill as a prices to fit their pocketbooks. unanimously passed pledging the 1 note that Attorney Shea, one the taxpayer. It is essential, distrusted his preference for Sen. did not publish FOR BEST RESULTS NBA would never rest until every J. W. Fulbright as Secretary of ERHLEi OVER 30STYLESON DISPLAY giant stride backward " "We give food stamps to the of the heaviest legal guns in the however, that the residents of American was armed to his or her State, promptly informed them Phon* 643-9149 OVER 1,000 KITCHENS INSTALLED In the past ten years be hungry to defend them from star- county, if not the state, called Vernon give their permission in (’IIRRENT QUOTE HOME OF FAMOUS BRANDS ... said. "«ve ve made tremendous vaUon. be said "We give health teeth Realtor Warren Howland to order for the slate to grant the Fullbright's pro-Arab views now •hotpoint •maytag •igidaire •zenith llydrainatlo Tranemlseion PAUL'S COME TO THE EXPERTS This bold and ambitious goal disqualified him. Naturally, he "1 know she will pull through. progress in arming every care to the indigent to defend testify that a Residence A zone $235,800 necessary for this work<^ •rca •Panasonic •westinghouse •hotpoint Repairing PAINT SUPPLY OPtN DAILY 9 30AM 6 PM THURS fRI 9 P-M has already won widespread sup­ would "allow the best use of the did not mention that his own She's a gully girl with a lot of American " But even vj be sasd them from disease. Certainly we I wonder how many residents •steroos •dishwashers •radios •tvs •dryers •etc. ^ All Work Quaranteed 645 MAIN STREET 385 CENTER STREET, MANCHESTER 46 West Center St., Manchester, and there are today ooly 100 milhoo sixMiid give firearms to the poor port from other do-good land " What the general public of Vernon and the surrounding Mideast views once closely spunk " Comedian George Open Eve$. till 9 P.M. at the Parkade Phone 643 956i Texaco Lubrication Service GUARANTEED SATISFACTION 649-7544 Route 83, Vernon fireanns in ^ v a te bands Citing to defend them from their fellow organizations. Prominent among may not understand is the special towns are aware of Talcottville resembled Fulbright’s. Hiiriis, on the injuries suffered by We Give j } , - ^ Green Stamps T*I. 649-0300 figures complied by the National Amencaju The right to shoot them is the National League for meaning of the term "highest and School It is indeed a special Later Wednesday morning, ad­ actress Ann-Margret in a fall at a dressing the machinists union Lake TahiK' .ihowplace. Coeamixaion on Vioience. be said each other cannot and must not Population Control best use"" in the field of real school for special children. A MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn , Sat , Sept le! 1 9 7 2 -PAPE SEVEN Hebron How To Rile Secretaries Area Churches Hebron Local Churches Town Granted $750 GOP To Hear By HAL BOYLE you for the last time. If you don’t NEW YORK (AP) - Remarks stop pulling your sister's hair, I Sccoad CoagregatiOBal Ckiircli W edeyu United GUcad CongregatloBal Church Mrs. Miller a doctor’s secretary gets tired of won’t let him give you 8 lollipop Second Congref ationil Church Zion Evangelical Lutheran Rt. 44A, Coventry Methodiit Church Hebron For Landfill Plan hearing: when he sees us.” United Church of Christ Rev. Robert Bechtold, Minister Rev. Herbert 0. Kelsey, Jr. “ Do I get 20 per cent off if I pay “ Pardon me. Ma’am. T been Church Cryital Lake Rd,, Ellington Mrs. Dorothy Miller of Bolton, 385 N. Main St. Dr. Rolland Ewing, Pastor sitting here for an hour and a (Missouri Synod) Rey, Harvey W, Taber, Pastor The Town of Hebron will regulations states that the zoning 51st District representative and his fee in cash right now?” Rev. Felix M. Davis, Interim Minister Rev. J. Jermain Bodlne, half, and I noticed on my card Cooper and High Sts. receive a |750 grant from the Board of Appeals may allow a candidate for the District 55 seat, "What do you work for a Minister Assistant Pastor that I had an appointment lor Rev. (Charles W. Kuhl 9:45 a.m,, Sunday School Ford Foundation to assist with a recreational facility to be will be the guest speaker at the married doctor for, Maude? If I Sept. 10: 10 a.m. Worship Ser­ Thursday, but this b Tuesday Pastor Classes for all ages. development plan for the sanitary operated under 14 regulations. Thursday Republican Town was a pretty sin^e girl like you. vice 11:00 a.m.. Worship Service night. Should I wait now to see 10 a.m., Union Services at 11 a.m., Worship Service. landfill area. Included among these are: Meeting in Hebron. The meeting I’d get a Job with a doctor who 7 :30 p.m. Sr. High Seminar Rev. J. Jermain Bodlne, him anyway, or, if I have to come Center Congregational Church. 9:00 a m.. Divine Worship. Nursery. In announcing the grant to the camping will be allowed In tents, will begin at 8 p.m. in the Town was single.” preaching back ’Thun^y night, will you 10:15 a m., Sunday School and 6 p.m., Wesleyan Youth. Board of Finance earlier this cabins or camp trailers for a Office Building and is open to the “ I don’t mean this to sound Elmanuel Lutheran Church United Congregational Church Sermon Topic: HAVE give me credit for the hour and a Youth Forum 7 p.m.. Evening Prayer. week. Conservation Commission maximum period of two weeks public. personal, but could you tell me United ^ u rch of Christ SOMETHING WORTH half I already waited?” Church and Chestnut Sts. 10:10 to 11:30 a m.. Grade 6 chairman John Hibbard said the for any party in any one calendar Mrs. Miller represented whether the doctor has cold Rev. C. Henry Anderson, Tolland SHARING “ I’ve read all the National and 8 Youth Instruction. St. Maurice Church total estimated cost would be year. “ Bolton in the House in 1956 and hand? He wants to give me a Rev. Ronald J. Fournier, Rev. Donald G. Miller, Nursery will be provided. Geographic magazines about the Wednesday, 7:30 p.m., (Com­ Bolton $2,000 with the foundation going Building 1961 and elected to represent the complete physical examination, Co-Pastors Minister and I’ve never really had one Spanbh-American War and the munion Vespers / Rev. Robert W. Cronin, Past<^ half and half with the town on the The PZC requests that all cor­ 51st District of Andover, Bolton Robert A. Lanier, Intern before, and I’m so ... I’m so .... first World War. Do you have any First Congregatfonal Church remainder of the cost after the respondence be addressed to its and Coventry in 1968 and served 9:30 and 11 a.m.. Worship Ser­ well, twitchy .... that I wanted to copies of the magazine that have North United Methodist Church Saturday Masses, 5 and 7 p.m. of Hebron grant. Thus the town’s total cost clerk, Mrs. Geralding Grant, in the 1969 session and was re­ 8 a m., Morning Suffrages. vice and Church School. know what to -." been printed since I was bom? 300 Parker St. Sunday Masses, 7:30, 9:15 and Rev. Herbert 0, Kelsey, jjr. will be $625. Town Office Building to facilitate elected to serve in the 1971 ses­ 9 a.m., The Service. 11 a.m.. High School Class. “ Could I please have the key to I’d kind of like to creep up on my Rev. Elarle R. (duster 11 a.m. Pastor The finance board approved, and expedite handling of the cor­ sion. Nursery for infants. 7 to 8:30 p.m.. Pilgrim the ladies’ room. Miss, please?” own times.” Pastor Rev. J. Jermain Bodine for town meeting action, the sum respondence. With reapportionment under, Fellowship. “ Why do I have to get keys “ Are you sure the doctor b a Sl Margaret Mary Church Assistant Pastor of $2,000 to be appropriated to the Saden Plan. Bolton is now in The Salvation Army from you to go the men’s room? good man with kidneys’ I’ve 9 a m.. Worship Service. Ser­ Wapping the Conservation Commission for Manchester Evening Herald the 55th District with Andover, 661 Main St. St. Francis of Assisi What's in there that can get heard that no one knows livers mon: "F*arable— Old and New.” Rev. Thomas R. O’Neil, 9:30 a.m. Worship Service the study with $1,375 to come Hebroit. Correspondent Anne Hebron. Columbia, Marlborough Maj. and Mrs. Lawrence J 673 EUin|;ton Rd. stolen? b that where the doc better, but that he really doesn’t Nursery for children five-years- Pastor Rev. Joseph Schick Rev. Herbert 0. Kelsey, Jr. from Ford Foundation funds and Emt, Telephone 228-3971. and a section of Vernon. Beadle South Windsor hides his gin or his nosedrops?" feel quite at home with a bad old and younger. preaching $625 from surplus. The Republican nominating Officer-in-Charge Rev. John C. Gay, "Maude, will you sneak me in kidney” 5 p.m.. Family potiuck. Saturday. Masses at 5 and 7 Sermon Topic: have something Hibbard was authorized to have convention for this district will be Pastor to see the doctor at the very first “ Oh, don't even bother to ask 8 p.m.. Young adult group p.m. worth sharing the Commission enter into any lOH 16th Year Sept, 23 at 10 a m, at the Old 9:30 a.m., Sunday School. Rev. Eugene M. Kilbride, chance? My husband's double- me how my arthritb b tonight, meets at the parsonage. Sunday. Masses at 8:30, 10 and nursery will be provided during necessary agreements for accep­ Town Hall in Andover, Classes for all ages. Assistant Pastor parked outside waiting to take Maude. I've been telling you for 11:30 a.m. Worship Service. tance of the Ford grant. Starts Oct. 1 The senatorial district conven­ 10:45 a.m.. Holiness Meeting. me to the movie." years. I'm convinced the only Church Scholl classes will begin Pick-Up Truck tion will be Sept. 23 at 10 a.m. in Nursery provided. South United Methodist Church Saturday, Masses at 5 and 7 Instructors of the Handicapped “ I've been waiting over an hour reason people get arthritb b 9:30 a.m. this season. First Selectman Aaron Reid the Bolton Town Hall. 6:15 p.m.. Open air service and Main St. at Hartford Rd. p.m. (lOH) will conduct the first swim­ now. I thought the reason the simply to teach doctors how little Second Congregational Church asked the board to transfer $3,000 Both Democratic conventions indoor prayer meeting. Rev. Dr. George W. Webb Sunday. Masses at 7:30, 9:30, ming classes of the group’s 16th doctor started evening hours was they know," United (Tiurch of Christ Rt. Prince of Peace from the dump truck account into are set for the same date but 7 p.m.. Salvation meeting. Rev. Wayne Kendall and 11 a.m. year Oct. 1 at the Manchester so patients wouldn't have to sit “ How do you stay looking so 44A, Coventry Lutheran Church a new item for a pickup truck. times and places have not been Rev. Robert W. Eldridge, Jr High School pool. Sessions of around half their lives in his rosy and healthy yourself, Rev. Robert K. Bechtold. Rt. 31 and North River Road He explained that the $12,000 announced by the Democratic Full Gospel Christian Pastors Sacred Heart Church instruction by teen-age office in order to see him." Maude, with all these people Minister Coventry put in the dump truck reserve Town (Committee. Fellowship Interdenominational Rt. 30, Vernon volunteers for mentally and “ If I have to go without my coming in here and whining Rev. W. H. Wilkins, F^stor account still has $3,000 in the Hobbles Orange Hall 9 and 10:45 a.m.. Worship Ser­ Rev. Ralph Kelley, Pastor physically handicapped children dinner much longer, I won't need about what 's wrong with them? I 10 a.m., Worship Service. account after purchase of the According to Gordon Rev. Philip P. Saunders, vice. Service of Baptism. The Rev. Edward Konopka from Manchester and area towns to see a doctor. I'll need an suspect you and the doctor have 9 a.m., Sunday School. truck which he was able to get for MacDonald, recreation and F^stor Rev Dr. Webb preaching Ser­ Assistant I^stor are held each Sunday afternoon undertaker." some secret medicine you keep Trinity Lutheran Church 10:15 a.m.. Worship Service, $9,000. cultural director of the town, mon: "You Promised Your through May. "All right Johnny, I'm telling just for yourselves." Meadowlark Rd. and Rt. 30, Both the town’s pickups, Reid there will be Saturday morning 10:30 a m.. Adult Bible Study Presence." Infant toddlers Saturday Mass. 5 p.m. Applications for lOH Rockville stated, are not in good condition workshops for hobbyists, begin­ and open discussion. Sunday through Kindergarten at Susan­ Sunday Masses, 7:30, 9, 10:30, membership are now available. Rev. David P. Krampitz, SL George’s Episcopal Church except for the motors and he ning collectors, and other in­ School. nah Wesley Hall. Grade 1 through and 12 noon. They may be obtained at the Papal D ecree ^Arrogant^^ Interim Pastor RL 44A, Bolton would like to purchase an ad­ terested persons of any age begin­ 7:30 p.m.. Evangelistic service. high school in main building. main offices of- MHS, East Rev. Standish Macintosh, ditional truck. ning Sept. 23. The sesions will be 7 p.m. Senior High Methodist St. Bernard’s Church Catholic High Schooi, Bennet and 8 and 10:30 a.m., Worship Ser­ Interim FYiest from 9:30 to 11:30 a m. at the Cries Vernon Woman Church of the Assumption Youth Fellowship. Rockville The board approved the Dling Junior High Schools; by vice, Holy Communion. Rham High School cafeteria. “ The woman " most in need of Adams St. and Thompson Rd. Rev. John J. White transfer of the $3,000 subject to contacting J. Mark Silhavy, presi­ VERNON, (AP) - The head of 9:15 a.m., Sunday School. 8 a.m.. Holy Communion The first hobby program will liberation may be the feminine Rev. Eldward S. Pepin, Pastor Rev. William Schneider town meeting action. dent, 45 Ridgewood St.; or by a national women's rights group Adult Instruction Class. 10:15 a.m.. Holy Communion, be a workshop for stamp collec­ part of the human potential that Rev. Robert J. Burbank Church of Christ Rev. Anthony Mitchell Town Report writing to lOH, P. 0. Box 249, said Friday the papal decree Church School, Nursery care tors under the direction of the against any formal role in the lies caged in the psyche of every Lydall and Vernon Sts. The board requested that all Manchester. Unitarian Fellowship 11 a m. Coffee, Punch and Rev Herbert Kelsey who will man who resists women’s libera­ Saturday, Masses at 5:00 and Eugene Brewer, Minister Saturday Mass, 7 p.m. town agencies and commissions Program instructors must be Roman Catholic ministry by of Glastonbury Conversation. lead four consecutive sessions. females "is one more demonstra­ tion. "The man" most in need of 7:30 p.m. Sunday Masses, 7, 9:15, 10:30 submit their reports as soon as high school students with either Academy Junior High Information on how to begin a tion of the arrogance of some human liberation may be the Sunday, Masses at 7:30, 9,10:30 9 a.m., Bible Classes. and 11:45 a.m. possible for the annual town Red Cross or Boy Scout lifesaving Main St., Glastonbury collection as well as opportunities masculine part of the human and 11:45 a.m. 10 am.. Worship. Sermon: report male power and the anachronism Rockville^United Methodist certificates. ThereHl Be More Room For Them Later for trading and swapping will be potential that is inhibited from 'The Sounding Of The St. Matthew’s Church Board chairman Richard Grant The purpose of the lOH “ Take of the Pope. " 10:30 a.m., Service, Nursery Church available. A free set of stamps The decree by Pope Paul VI “ is expressing in psyche of every Church of Jesus Christ of Trumpet." Tolland reported that tentative plans for My Hand" program is to “ Help Crowded quarters at the Manchester Community Child Guidance Clinic will be relieved when and School. 142'Grove St. will be given each person who abo one more instance of male woman who denies her need for Latter-day Saints (Mormon) 6 p.m.. Worship. Sermon: Rev, J. Clifford Curtin, Pastor the cover of the report are for a the Handicapped Heip its 3,200 square foot addition to the rear of its present faciUty at 317 N. Main St., is constructed. Rev. John W. Mortimer, signs up for membership in the misogyny which contributes to liberation." she said. Hillstown Rd. and Woodside St. “ Where Virtue Shades Into Vice picture of Grayville Falls, the Themselves.” Its work has been In the meantime, Nancy Snow of Rockville, CCGC administrative secretary, juggles boxes as Messiah Evangelical Lutheran Pastor Tri-Town Stamp Qub, female misogyny and thus to the “ Both woman and the church Terryl E. Draney, Bishop — Relative to Seif. ” Sunday Vigil on Saturday at 5 new town park. the subject of magazine and Church she hunts for a spot to store them. CCGC, which offers psychiatric consultation and evaluation, For the benefit of beginning impression of wom en,” said have been privatized and and 7 p.m. Also, inside the report, the newspaper articles. For its ef­ (Wisconsin Synod) 9:30 a.m.. Church School, and other services required to work with troubled children, is one of the agencies benefiting collectors, other interested per­ Wilma Scott Heide, president of trivialized,"* she said, "The 9 a.m., Priesthood. Rev. Earle R. Custer, Pastor Sunday Masses, 7, 8:30, and board is thinking of a dedication forts over the years, lOH, iast church and the world need the Trinity Covenant Church 300 Buckland Road. Nursery through adults. from the current United Fund Drive in Manchester. Willing to do their share, CCGC employes sons are invited to bring their the National Organization for 10:30 a.m., Sunday School. 10:30 a.m. to Susan Pendleton, who died last spring, received a $100 merit publicly shared talents of the 302 Hackmatack St. North United IVIethodist Church South Windsor 10:45 a.m.. Morning Worship. have contributed 100 per cent to the United Fund through the payroll deduction plan for the collections to the first workshop. Women. Classes for all ages. spring just before her 102nd award from Manpower, Inc., the feminine part of the human Rev. Norman E. Swensen Rev. Karl R. Gurgel. F*astor Nursery through prade 2. past three years. (Herald photo by Pinto) MacDonald asks anyone who Spurning appeab from feminist 5 p.m., Sacrament Service. Unitarian Meeting House birthday. world's largest temporary help potential for women and men to Pastor The Rev. Mr. (Custer served as pastor of the Hebronville (Mass.) Methodist Church, before would be wilUng to present his groups, the Pope barred women 50 Bloomfield Ave., Hartford Income and business service. produce a fully human and coming to North United Methodist (Church in 1963. He has also served as pastor of churches in 10 a.m.. Worship Service. own hobby through lecture or from even the smallest formal St. Bartholomew’s Church Rev. Nathaniel D. Lauriat Grant also reported that he had The local teen-agers are humane world.” 9:30 a m., Sunday School with South Dakota. He is a past president of the Manchester Council of Churches. (Herald photo by Bolton Congregational Church demonstration to an interested role in the ministry of the church. Rev. Philip Hussey, Pastor talked to the assessor and the currently engaged in a fund­ Vernon classes for all ages three through Bolton Center Rd. group to contact him in Andover. "We note that the male Becker) 10:30 a m.. Worship Service, SL John’s Episcopal Church interim additional assessments raising program for the construc­ adult, plus an Infant Nursery. Rev. J. Stanton Conover Zoning Board priesthood, including the Pope, Saturday, Vigil Mass at 5 p.m. Nursery and Worship Church Rt. 30, Vernon being made since the Oct. 1 tion of their own speciaily 10:50 a m.. Morning Worship Minister The Hebron Zoning Board of are expected to exercise the traits The Sunday, Masses at 8:30, 10:15 Bolton School. Rev. Robert H. Wellner, assessment date will result in tax designed and equipped swim­ ZBA Will Hear Requests Appeals will have a public with the Rev. Mr. Swensen Registration of compassion, caring and sup­ and 11:30 a.m. Croup to Attend Smorgasbord Rector dollars of approximately $22,000, ming pool for rehabilitation ac­ preaching on "How Do You Like 10:15 a.m.. Church School. hearing Sept, 27 at 8 p.m, in the port of the loftiest aspirations of Bible or almost $18,000 more than an­ tivities. 10:30 a.m.. Worship Service, The Zoning Board of Appeals of the Rockville Area “ Fish” , Fellowship officers are Mrs. Town Office Building to act on a people,” the NOW president said St. Bridget Church Your Salt?" (Children's (Church The Ladies Benevolent Society Edith Banz or Elizabeth Andrews Starts Monday Vernon Assembly of God ticipated. 8 a.m.. Holy Communion. Sermon: “The Place of will hold a public hearing, will explain that program. The James Spencer, president; Mrs. request for a variance from in a statement. Speaks Rev. John J. Delaney, Pastor for grades 1 through 6, plus of Bolton (Congregational Church by Monday. 104 W. Main St., Rockville Camping For Swimming 10 a m.. Family Service and Leadership Within the Church. " Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. at the Ad­ women are also making plans for Dana Wilcock, vice president; Robert J. Mullarkey, Burrows "These are traits females are Rev. James F. Pilon Nursery for pre-school children. will meet Sept. 20 at 5:45 p.m. at During tomorrow's worship Rev. Elarl K. Pettibone, The Planning and Zoning Com­ (Tiurch School. ministration Building to hear the annual holiday bazaar which Mrs. Ronald Sanborn, recording Hill Rd. under Sect. 4, Para. 3-C told are 'natural' characteristics. by Rev. William J. Stack 7 p.m. Family Night. the church to go to the Windsor service at United Methodist Minister mission Tuesday evening referred Registrations for swim lessons eight requests for zoning will be held Nov. 11. Mrs. Alex secretary; Mrs. Stephen Morse, of the regulations so he can Are the priest and the Pope, Eugene House for smorgasbord, which Church a special collection will will begin Monday at the a letter to the Zoning Board of Dlugolenski and Mrs. George First Congregational Church NOTICE variances. executive secretary and Mrs. operate a tropical fish business in dressed in skirts usually reserved Brewer Saturday, Masses at 5 and 7:30 will begin at 6:30. The meeting be taken up for the new United Manchester Recreation Depart­ 9:45 a m., Sunday School, St. Peter’s Episcopal Church Appeals from the Blaster Seal Klingman are co-chairmen. of Coventry The Steak Club, Inc., Rt. 83 in Robert George, treasurer. his home. for females, thus female im­ p.m. in school auditorium. First Church of Christ will replace the group's normal Methodist Church National ment Office, Nike Site, Garden classes for all ages. Sand Hill Rd., South Windsor Society about construction of a Town Of Coventry School Lunches Rev. Robert Heavilin Talcottville is ^ k in g permission pressionists?” , she asked. The work of a translator is to Sunday, Masses at 7 :30, 9, and Scientist Tuesday meeting for September. Disaster Fund, This Sunday's in­ Grove Rd,, Melvin R. Siebold, 11 a.m.. Worship Service, Rev. James A. Birdsall, family campsite in connection Zoning Board Of Appeals The following lunches will be Interim Pastor for the placement of a sign on the supply words in the new 10:30 a.m., in church; and 10:30 447 N. Main St. Since a count of persons is itial offering will provide aid to director, has announced. 5:45 p.m., Christ’s Am­ Vicar with their facilities on Jones St. At the Public Hearing on Mon­ served in the Vernon schools next T o l l a n d north side of Rt . 83. The sign size language which most nearly and noon in school auditorium. needed, those planning to attend the more than 150 churches The following is a list of classes bassadors youth group. In a letter to Richard Keefe, day, September 11, 1972 the peti­ 9:30 a.m.. Church School. would not conform to zoning week: equate the words in the 11 a.m., (Church Service, Sun­ should contact the church office. damaged in South Dakota, New that meet two days a week: 7 p.m.. Evangelistic service. 8 and 10 a.m.. Holy Commu­ building inspector, Gertrude Nor- tion of Mr. Harry A. McKusick of Monday, Ravioli with meat 11 a.m.. Worship Service. regulations. original. He may supply only St. James Church day School and Nursery. York. Pennsylvania, Virginia, Monday and Friday—6 to 6:30, nion. cross, executive director of the South St. Coventry was approved. sauce, spinach, roll and butter, The Appolo Plastic and Silt Problem Delays Road Approval such accessory words as are Msgr. Edward J. Reardon, “ Matter" is the subject of the West Virginia, and Maryland. beginners; 6:30 to 7, advanced society, explained the society's The petition is for a speciai fruit cup; Tuesday, Chicken and Avery St. Machine Company, Inc. of Moun­ Larry Bresnahan, Grant Hill necessary to convey the contex­ Pastor Rev. Joseph E. Vujs lesson-sermon. The Golden Text: Today’s Thought Choir rehearsals will begin beginners. plans to construct a year round exception to Section 2.1.3 of the gravy on rice, carrots, bread and The Planning and Zoning Com­ Stoetzner, supported Krises Christian Reformed Church St. Mary’s Church Avery St. Reformed tain St., Rockville, is seeking a tual meaning. Rev. Eugene J. C^arman II Corinthians 6:16. Sept. 20 at 7 :30 p.m Tuesday and Thursday—6 to recreation center and summer Zoning Regulations to permit the butter, rosy applesauce; mission is withholding approval complaint as justified. Accep­ Rd., dormer $2,000. 661 Avery St. South Windsor South Windsor permit and variance for an addi­ When a translation by a sect Rev. James M. Boyle Wednesday, 8 p.m.. Testimony "The Bolton Fire Department's 6:30, beginners; 6:30 to 7, ad­ Rt. 31, Coventry camp for the handicapped on the growing of Christmas trees and Wednesday, Barbequed beef on tance of the road had been sought David Manning, Hurlburt Rd., This week I’ve been dealing Rev. Peter Mans, tion to an existing accessory of Robbie Rd., until a silt or denomination clearly alters meeting. Carnival and Bavarian Beer Fest vanced teginners; 7 to 7:30, in­ Rev. F. Bernard Miller, Pastor east side of Jones St. nursery stock on two lots located by developer Acorn Construction siding $2,000. ■3 Minister building having within it a non- noodles, corn, bread and butter problem on the road is corrected. the meaning, reflecting a doc­ Saturday, Masses at 5 and 7:30 The (Christian Science Reading with the question of freedom runs from 1 p.m. to midnight Rev. Richard F. Roughan, 9:45 a m., Sunday School. She further explained the need on Plains Road, Coventry, Q . Uppoming Events termediate; 7:30 to 8, adult conforming u.se. The business is and peaches; Thursday, Juice, The report citing the problem Co and/or responsibility. As with Assistant Pastor 11 a.m.. Worship Service. Young Iwpublicans will hold a trine peculiar to that group, the p.m. Room, open to the public except today behind the Corvette Center classes. for a family campsite for those The petition of S.J. Matarazzo grinders, potato chips and a was received from the state The PZC will review a revised anything worthwhile, freedom is 9:45 a m., Sunday School. 7 p.m.. Evening Worship. located in a residential zone. entire version is suspect. A case Sunday, Masses 7:30, 9, 10:30 on Saturday and holidays, is on Rts. 6 and 44A. The depart­ Wednesday and Saturday—6 to who have crippled children & Son, Inc. of Hartford, Ct. was brownie; Friday, Crispy fish layout of the proposed subdivi­ Get Acquainted Picnic, Sept. 23 often elusive and, unless guarded, 11 a m.. Worship Service. Fong Jin and Elizabeth Department of Environmental in point is th'e NEW WORLD a.m., and noon. located at 968 Main St. The hours ment will put the profits toward 6:30, beginners; 6:30 to 7‘. ad­ Saturday Mass, 7:30 p.m. and/or adults with the possibility approved, subject to sticks, mashed potato, zuccini sion off Rt. 74 submitted by at Crandall’s Park, beginning at easily lost. We so often pay 7 p m Evening Worship. Krostoski of New Britain are Protection, following a com­ TRANSLATION’S rendering of are 11 a.m. to 4 p.m, Monday the purchase of a rescue wagon vanced beginners; 7 to 7:30, in­ Sunday Masses, 7:30, 9:30 and of trailer and tent areas being specificaiton. The petition was to Lucille Lyons of Vernon, The 6:30 p.m. A $1 donation will be seeking permission for a squash, broad and butter and plaint, lodged by George Krise of St. John’s Polish National homage to any number of 10:45 a.m. First Congregational Church asked, and all interested Young John 1:1. Speaking of Jesus as through Friday. termediate; 7:30 to 8. swimmers erected on the west side of Jones grant relief from the restrictions tarts. Slater Rd. new plans call for 15 lots instead Catholic Church enslaving powers: Civil and of Vernon restaurant serving alcholic li­ Republicans are invited (o at­ the "Word," John says he was Manchester Evening Herald Saturday—10 to 10:30 a.m., St. imposed in Section 10.3 of the Church Council Krise contends silt from the of the originally proposed 18 and Rev. Walter A. Hyszko. religious authority, prestige, First Evangelical Lutheran Rev. John A. Lacy, Minister quors with less than the required in the beginning, he was with substitute Bolton correspondent, beginners; 10:30 to 11. advanced “ Such a site," she stated, Zoning Regulations to allow con­ The Greater Rockville Council Tolland Town subdivision road is substitutes a horseshoe road for tend. Pastor wealth, political power, religious Church of Rockville First Congregational Church Rev Edwin W, Barthlomew, setback. New Officers God, and he was God. The NWT Unitaian Universalist Clemewell Young, tel. 643-8981. beginners; 11 to 11:30, in­ "would be like the usual camping struction of a screened barrel of Church Women United will coming through a drainage area, two cul-desacs. Ten per cent of security, family stability, etc., 154 Orchard St. United Church of (Thrist Assistant Minister Bruce and Marguerite Willard Mrs. Rosewitha Herz is serving adds “ a” — “ he was a god." Society termediate; 11:30 to noon, facilities in other parts of the shed. The granting of this excep- celebrate its 25th year. Sept. 28 at filling portions of his spring-fed the land is reserved for open Masses. 8:30 and 10:30 a.m. without recognizing that to be a Rev Richard E. Bertram, Main St.. (Coventry of Shenipsit Lake Rd., Tolland, a second term as president of the Since this alteration conforms 466 Main St. swimmers, noon to 1 p.m., junior state but be on level and firm tion is subject to the 6:30 p.m. at Sl. John’s Episcopal pond and blocking its exit. space. slave to anything, even our Pastor Rev. James W. McBride. 10 a m.. Morning Worship. are seeking permission for an Meadowbrook School PTO, Other to the view that Jesus was not Rev. Arnold F'. Westwood lifesaving, 1 to 2, junior ground, having bathing and toilet specification: shall be limited to Church. Rt. 30, Vernon. First Selectman Erwin Building Permits whims and prejudices, and, even, Quartet Sings Pastor 9:55 a.m.. Church School. area variance for two undersized officers elected for the 1972-73 deity, as held by the version’s Minister lifesaving. areas equipped for those who use the use by the Salvation Army A potiuck banquet will be held Building permits issued during Gospel Hall needs, leaves us shallow and 9am ., Religious School. Rev Robert Heavilin, The Rev. Mr. Lacey will parcels of land, two sideline school year are Gerard Carriera, authoring cult, the whole work All classes will begin Oct 2 at wheelchairs." only. with those attending asked to the past two weeks totaled $40,- 415 Center St. superficial. I have never met a Gospel Music 9 15 a m . Adult Discussion Interim Pastor preach. Coffe Fellowship after variances and one rear yard vice president; Mrs. Nancy Koff- is suspect. No textual justifica­ 10:30 a.m.. Service. The Rev. the East Side Recreation Center Mrs. Norcross questioned if The decisions are effective bring their favorite casserole oi^ 850, and included one new house. man who was truly happy being a Group the service. Nursery care variance. The property in ques­ Tusk Traced man, recording secretary; Mrs. tion for the article exists. The Mr. Westwood will speak on The Jacobs Brothers of on School St there is a regulation in town September 16, 1972. dessert. Groups or individuals are Henry and George Krechko, 10 a ,m.. Breaking bread. robot or an automaton, the 10 30 a m.. Worship Service 9:30 a m.. Church School. available during the service. tion is located on Prospect St., Gail Curtis, corresponding consequent rendering conflicts "Issues and Questions for Dillsburg, Pa . will present a Senior lifesaving will be on preventing such a facility. Raymond A, Desmone asked to contribute to a silver one house. Hunter Rd., $22,000. 11:45 a.m.. Sunday School. " organization man" who is the FYrst Sunday of each month. 11 a m.. Worship Service. 4:30 p.m. Junior High Fhlgrim Rockville. To Mammoth secretary; Mrs.Doris Stamos, with John's obvious contextual Spaceship Elarth: What Can We program of gospel music .Monday at Manchester High Article 4.3, section h, of the Chairman, ZBA tree the money from which will Ernest Parent, Blueberry Hill, 7 p.m.. Gospel meeting. rubber stamp of some superior Communion. Fellowship will meet. Eugene C. Ensor, 776 Dart Hill treasurer; Mrs. Diane Damlis, meaning, for who but God was Do When Our Economy Can tomorrow at the 10 45 a m School from 6 30 to 8:30 pm be used to purchase a gift for the garage and patio, $2,700. in a great little work called 7 p m , Senior High Pilgrim Rd.. Vernon, is requesting per­ SANILAC COUNTY, Mich membership; Mrs. Sandy Ben­ in the beginning and made all Produce More Than We Can (Con­ worship service at the Church of Please register by calling the Hockanum Valley Day Care Donald Martin. Cone Rd., United Pentecostal Church "Mr. Blue." Myles Connolly Vernon United Fellowship will meet. mission to construct a one-story lAP) — An eight-foot long tusk jamin, program; Mrs. Kathryn things? John was asserting sume?" the Nazarene They will also sing Recreation Department Office A Our Savior Lutheran Church Center. recreation room $700. 187 Woodbridge St. says: Methodist Church frame garage to be attached to believed to be part of the remains Kusmin, publicity; Mrs. Jean Jesus’ deity. Nursery. Church School during the Sunday School nominal lee is charged for all 239 (Jraham Road Reservations from each in­ Lipman Chorches, Rt. 74 ser­ Robert Baker, Pastor "Come, come, Behold the Rt. 30 his home and which would ex­ of a prehistoric mammoth has Konrad, ways and means; Mrs. program at 9 30 a m classes, Siebold said South Windsor TAG Agents Learn dividual church im the council vice change $200. CHURCH OF CHRIST perilous road, (unless you do) you Rev Joe K. Carpenter, Union Congregational Church tend 20 feet from the end of the been discovered on a farm 50 Kathy Manco, telephone; Mrs. The quartet was organized in Rev Ronald A Erbe, Pastor Minister should be made with Mrs. Lyman A. Howard Gates, Old Post Lydall and VenMNi Streata 10 a.m., Sunday School. will die. stifled with comfortabili- Rcokville existing structure. miles north of Detroit. Mary Dixon hospitality and Mrs. Center Congregational Church 1962 and has recorded 12 alhuns Reed, 113 Skinner Rd., by Sept Rd:, recreation room $800. Phone; 448-1617 11 a m.. Worship Service. ty and normality, choked by Rev. Paul J. Bowman, Minister Carl Pfalzgraf, 69 Orchard St , Gist year Harold Sweeney dis­ Jean Fleet, parUmentarian United Church of Christ since that time In 1969 the group Of Feed Cost Cut 25. Donations to the silver tree David and Marie Schweitzer, 6 p.m.. Youth Service. small joys and small sorrows." 8 30 and 10:45 a m . Worship 9:30 am.. Church Service. Rev. Lyman D. Reed Rockville is seeking permission covered on his farm a six pound 11 Center St. hosted two tours to the Holy should be given to Mrs. Andrew 7 30 p.m.. Evangelistic Service. if applied to the depth of our Services Holy Communion on Nursery and Kindergarten Associate Minister The personnel from the The Secretary of Agriculture for a sideline setback and rear lot upix'r molar of a Jefferson mam- Snipsic Lake Rd., repair and ad­ Rev. Lyman G. Farrar l,and and F^urope and plan-to Wallbillich. 13 Kenwood Dr by life experiences. New the first Sunday of each month at classes. Tolland County Agricultural determined what areas should setback for the relocation of an m o th . an elephant-like dition $9,500. Rev. Winthrop Nelson Jr. conduct another tour next spring About Town Walter Palmer, Bald Hill, en­ The Presbyterian Church Hampshire's motto "Live Free or 10 45, and on the third Sunday at 10:45 a m .. Church School Mr. and Mrs. George F. Apel, Stabilization and Conservation receive the emergency aid. Com­ existing non-conforming garage. Sept. 21. prehistoric creature that roamed THE COUNTRY WESTERN Co-Pastors 8 30 43 Spruce St. Die" becomes a divine command classes Grades 1 thru 6. Assistants in Christian Education Service, attended an aii-day modity Credit Corporation- Robert and Amah Tucker. 13 Fellowship Meeting southern Michigan some 8,000 to trance way $500. Frank M Ruggiero. 186 Wells Richard Lanz, Rt. 74, tool shed Rev. George W. Smith, Pastor for anyone who wants to ex­ Church School 9 .30 a m , Sunday School and 7:30 p.m.. Junior and Senior 9 a.m. (Jhureh School, Grades 5 training program, Tuesday to owned feed grains are offered at Main St.. Talcottville will .seek The Womens Fellowship of the 13.000 years ago. 9:15 and 11:15 a m.. Worship St . has c o m p le t e d th e perience life to the fullest and be Adult Bible Class Youth Fellowship. through 9. learn how to administer the reduced prices in keeping with permission for a setback for an F’irst Congregational Church of Sweeney contacted experts at $450. MUSIC ASSOC. Service. Sermon topic: "A Great Aeronautical .Maintenance 9:15 a m., Sunday School. able to speak to life with courage Starts Sunday 10:30 a m. Church School, In­ Livestock Feed Program and locai support ievels for the kinds addition to an existing building Vernon will meet Wednesday at Michigan State Diversity, and Day for the Family. Technology Course at FTast Coast of Conn. (Classes for all ages. 10:30 a.m.. and responsibility. fants through Grade 4 how to determine eligibility of of grain supplied. The grain, as on Rt. 30 in Talcottville. Ivie L. 6:30 p.m in F’ellowship Hall at Don Weston, an archeology stu­ COLOR FILM 9:15 to 11 a.m.. Church School, The Church School of Second Aero Technical School. Hanscom Worship Service. Nursery Rev. Eugene J. CTiarman 10:45 a.m. Morning Worship. individual producers for available, will be offered through Kimball of 11 Heidi Dr. is seeking the church on Rt. 30 dent at MSU. conducted an FLASHBULBS will sponsor its Nursery through Grade 6. Congregational Church, 385 .N Field. Lexington. ."Vlass . where provided. St. James R.C. (Thurch Jews Mark Yom Kippur Sermon Topic: "We Never Saw assistance. the county offices for those deter­ a sideline variance for a metal Mrs, Mildred Willes, deaconess archeological dig this summer DISCOUNT PRICES 10:15 to 11:15 a.m.. Coffee Main St., now called The Lear he prepared for the F'ederal Avia­ 7 p.m.. Evening ^rvice. Anything Like This.” The U. S. Department of mined eligible. accessory building in the rear of emeritus and church historian and found the giant tusk. Fellowship and Learning Com­ ning and Witnessing Com­ tion Agency examination to 6th ANNUAL Yom Kippur. the Jewish Day as a total fast day on which the Agricuiture has made avaiiable, County Workshops 11 Heidi Dr. will speak on her experiences Pieces of cranium and DRUG munity preview for youth and St. Mary's Episcopal Church munity. " will begin tomorrow at tiecome a licensed Airframe and of Atonement, will begin government-owned feed grain at The Tolland and Hartford Fall Schedule during her trip to Israel. The fragments of the beast’s rib also Calvary Church adults. Paris and Church Sts. 10 a.m. Powerplant Technician. people abstain from food and tomorrow at sundown and will United Methodist Church' reduced prices in all counties in County Extension Home The United Methodist Women hospitality committee members, have been found. FESTIVAL (Assemblies of Clod) Rev. George Nostrand. Children from ages 3 through continue until .Monday at sun­ drink from sundown to sundown. Rt 44A, Bolton i Connecticut. Excessive amounts Economics Advisory committees of Rockville United Methodist Mrs. Roger (.'lark. Mrs. Milton on 647 E. Middle'Tpke. Rector 14 will be registered outside The Weaver High School class down. The holiday is ushered in Most of the day is spent in the Rev. David M. (jamppell, F^stor of rainfall throughout most of the will sponsor a "Discards and Church, Grove St,, will start the Brown and Mrs. Lenwood Hill, Rev. Kenneth L. Gustafson Community Baptist Church Rev. Eldward C, B. Shewell Fellowship Hall Later, there will of 1937 will hold its 35lh reunion with a Kol Nidre ^rvice on Yom planting and growing season Designs Workshop" Oct. 5 and 6 fall schedule Wednesday with a will serve as hostesses. Sunday, Sept. 24 Pastor An American Baptist Church FYiest-in-Residence be a meeting of all children and Oct. 14 at Cliffside Country Club. Synagogue in prayer and medita- Kippur eve and is concluded with 9:30 a.m. Church School, resulted in serious damage to at the TollaJid County meeting at 6:30 p.m. in as is our custom, fairwayi 585 E. Center St. Rev. Stephen J. White adult leaders in Fellowship Hall Avon. F’or further information tion during which the from . a Neilah Service at the end of the Nursery through Adult. livestock feed. The county office Agricultural Center, Rt. 30, "Ver­ Fellowship Hall. 10 a m., Sunday School, classes Rev. Walter H. Loomis Rev. Ronald Haldeman to describe the new open contact Lee Steinberg, Rose worshippers ask for forgiveness 10 A.M. till 8 P.M. day. 10:25 a.m. Coffee and Conver- reports that by midJuly, total non. F'ollowing the business Top cream of com soup with for all ages. Minister classroom centers. Silver, or Charlotte Wice. for their sins and for all the will be closed all day mon-i ,sation. precipitation was about 14 inches On Oct. 5 the workshop will crumbled crisply cooked bacon. 11 a m.. Service of Worship and Mrs, Robert Burt 7:30 a m.. The Holy Commu­ Until Oct. 29, the theme of the wrongdoing which they have meeting, David Howe, chairman Services will be held at Temple 10:45 a.m. Worship. Nursery, above normal and heavy rains open at noon and continue to 9 PERCY ST. P E T E R Director of Religious Education nion, Book of Common Prayer. community will be "The Bible. " The Womens Society of feuth committed during the past year. Bible preaching. Beth Sholom tomorrow at 7 p.m. Infant through Grade 2. accompanying tropical storm p.m. and on Oct. 6 it will open at day due to the religious^ 9 a.m.. The Holy Eucharist Courses for the variious ages United Methodist (’hurch will Wrongs committed against 7 p.m,, "700 Club” Rally with (Kol Nidre) and throughout the Agnes added greatly to the 10 a.m. and continue to 5 p.m. to bo held at: 9:15 a m.. Church School for all (Services for Trail Use) with ser­ have a dinner at Cooper Hall fellowmen must be accompanied ministry team, John Bankosky, include the following: Children day on Monday, beginning at 7:30 destruction of livestock f?ed They will include exhibits and ages. Sunday School for Nursery mon by the Rev, Mr Shewell. Monday at 6:30 p.m. Program by proper amends and by h()|iday . . . ""Light House Grove" Jerry Foss, and Sharon Guyer. from 3 through 5-years of age; a.m. and concluding at 7:30 p.m. crofw. County officials forecast demonstrations, bulletins of through Grade 4 continuing Church School, Crib Class and will include greetings from the securing forgiveness from them. Talcottvllle Learning Bible stories, songs and Memorial Services (Yizkor) will 1972 production as between 50 to directions, refreshments and during the service. Nursery care. three new pastors. Congregational Church Picnic Grounds Concordia Lutheran Church people. Grades 1 and 2, ex­ be held at 5:15 p.m. and the 60 per cent of normai for hay and special demonstrations. tnna 10:30 am .. Worship Service. 9:45 a.m., Sunday Morning The Day of Atonement United Church of Christ Enl Hiittord, ipproiimjtffy 1 south ol friH WUIn#f Mrctitl #H High StfMt. 40 Pitkin St. pressing "Love Your Neighbor,^ closing service (Neilah) at 5:45 29 to 65 per cent of normal for On Thursday there will be mil# Topic: "What Really is Mercy? " Coffee House. emphasizes the sinfulness of Rev. C. G. McCallister, where Quality Begins we sell Rev. Joseph E. Bourret Grades 3, 4 and 5; A general (?ub Pack 98 of Buckley School p.m feed grains. They added that the special demonstrations on Children's story, “ The Two Way 11 a.m.. The Holy communion man, his tendency to follow the Interim Minister Pastor survey of the Bible concluding will have an organizational and purchase of supplemental feed at quilting at 1 p.m .; Rug hooking at conn.50c ^ Children Under 12 Free Window.” Nursery and Crib Book of Common Prayer. Ser­ Yore^uppur is the holiest day evil impulses in him and for his ROUTE 44A COVENTRY with a Bible presentation commercial rates would Impose 3 p.m. and Christmas wreath mon by the Rev. Mr. Shewell. registration meeting for parents lottery Ells and bev«ri|is avillibli. Bring lawn er loldini chain to Inturt iN tln |. 9 a m . Holy Communion. Room are provided, celebration. Grades 6, 7 and 8; of the Jewish year. It marks the need to discipline himself and his Sermon topic: ” 1 Am, What Am making at 7:30 p.m. On FYiday Telephene 742-6571 _ AinvA only, Wednesday at 6:45 p.m, in an undue financial hardship on Rain or Shine, spKious frounds. T k k ili on tale at "Ooci’i Drivt In’.’ For 7:15 p.m.. Senior High and Wednesday 10 a.m.. Holy Com­ designing their own study of conclusion of the Ten Days Of natural inclinations. Prayer and I?" Ml«l the tniraefs of ma1s$ftr«»' Church School through Grade 6. the school cafeteria. Parents of county producers who have the special demonstrations will tickets! Junior High Baptist Youth munion, Book of Common "Good News for Modern Man.” Repentance which began on the fasting are means to bring these 10:30 a.m., Worship Service. dowTftown manehsitsr iniornuilion or licktb call 643.3349.DONATION $1.50 p«r pnrtnn. Nursery for small children. boys ages 8. 9, and 10 who are aiready suffered substantial include lollipop making at 11 SABBINA POOLS IS LOCATED 2JA MILES EAST Feilowjfhips will meet at the Prayer. Feast of St. Matthew, A nursery will also be available New Year, (Rosh Hashanah) to his attention and to bring Sunday School and Nuitsery 10:30 a m.. The Service. interested are invited. losses due to the excessive a m .; making sugar eggs at 1 p.m. OF BOLTON LAKE ^ church. Apostle and Evangelist. each Sunday. Saturday, 9. It is observed ahniii an Improvement in his life. care. Nursery for small children. moisture. and stenciling at 3 p.m. PAGE EIGHT- MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn,, Sat.. Sept. 16,1972 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn,, Sat., Sept. 16,1972- PAPE NINE

Hospital Open Kilmer Gets Nod Smith Answers Boos No. 20 For Palmer, Ten more lounomet are needed to complete the Add for the third uinnal Hotpilal Golf Open at the MInnechani To Lead Redskins With Two~Run Belt golf club on Sunday, Oct 1. Powell At Stadium Burt DIttui reports 144 BOSTON (AP) - Give the admitted Boston Manager Eddie managed only three hits off The situation is a little more golfers have signed up to date. Bay’s John Brockington and Powell said he thought it was NEW YORK (AP) - There passes I complete,” Kilmer says Boston Red Sox a couple of Kasko. "But that’s what has to Geveland starter Steve Dunning, NA’nONAL LEAGUE NEW YORK (AP) - Jim certain in the West where the More than 106 prizes will be MacArthur Lane. In Denver, It's the first homer he ever hit off pointedly. ”If I complete five of happen if we're going to win this who had two out and nobody on East Palmer and Boog Powell each Oakland A's command a four- awarded, donated by is something about him," breaks, a semi-healthy ^ g g ie GB Stottlemyre during a regular 20 passes and we’re moving and a debut for two coaches as Bill thing. If you get all bad breaks in before the fireworks began in the W^ L Pet got No. 20. Mel Stottlemyre game lead over the Chicago merchants. Washington Redskins' Coach Peterson sends his Oilers against Smith and some strong season game. "The last time. I scoring, what’s the difference?” these last 15 games you're in sixth. Pittsburgh W 49 .645 only got angry. White Sox. The A s moved up a Entry lee Is $12 which in­ George Allen recently said of John Ralston's Broncos. lefthanded relief pitching and Chicago 64 .543 14 think, was 1962 during spring cludes a bullet lunch and a There’s bound to be a trouble.” He walked Carl Yastrzemski, 76 Palmer join^ the 20-victory game by beating the Texas quarterback Billy Kilmer. "I Virgil Carter will quarterback what do you get? New York 72 65 .526 16 training." said Boog. golf ball. difference in the Vikings’ moving Going into the last of the sixth and that brought up Smith. dub fur the third straight year Rangers 12-3 while the White Sox don't know if it's charisma or the Bengals since Ken Anderson Well, what the Red Sox got was S ^j^uis 64 74 .475 23^ Palmer needed eighth inning Golfers may sign up by and scoring this season with Fran inning Friday, Kasko was Smith, who was playing despite and Powell slammed his 20th were losing 1-0 to the California whatever. It's a fierce deter­ has jammed fingers on his a 4-6 victory over the Geveland 64 75 .460 25 relief help from Grant Jackson as calling the Pro Shop at Tarkenton back. Last year, wondering where all his hitters a painful muscle pull In his N ^ treal home run of the season as the Angels in II innings. V throwing hand. The Patriots, Indians Friday night and at least Phildadelphia 50 89 .360 39 Vt the Orioles ended a two-game Minnechaug. mination to win and an ability relying heavily on the defense to had disappeared to. The Indians stomach, at first looked like he Baltimore Orioles downed the Elsewhere in the American with* Jim Plunkett, are at full another day in sole possession of West losing streak. It was the seventh to lead." pull them through, they averaged had a 3^ lead, thanks to Graig shudda stood in bed. He struck New York Yankees 3-1 E’riday League. E'riday night, the strength. first place in the four-team Gncinnati 85 54 .612 time this year Palmer has proved iess than 18 points a game—and Nettles, who batted in all their out in the first inning, dropped a night in the opener of a key three- Minnesota Twins stopped the That, perhaps, explains why Joe Namath is healthy and the scramble in the American League 78 61 .561 7 to be the Oriole stopper of losing yielded less than 10. runs with a first-inning single and fly ball for a two-base error in the Houston game American League East Kansas City Royals 4-3. Tllen, ignoring the pre-season Jets’ ace will test Buffalo’s East. Los Angeles 74 65 .532 11 strings. Now they’ve got the scrambler a two-run double in the fifth. Up third, then struck out again. Division series. statistics, has named Kilmer, the strengthened defense, which "Yeah, we got some breaks,” Atlanta 64- 75 .460 21 In 7 1-3 innings, the Oriole No Relaxing and Fran, after spending five to this point, the Red Sox When he came up to hit in the While Baltimore teammates m if Skins' wonder man of a year ago. features top NFL draft pick Walt San Francisco 62 77 .446 23 right-hander was in command TIGERS-BREWERS seasons with the Giants, has been sixth with Yastrzemski on first helped toast Palmer's 20th with to start Washington's opener Patulski at defensive end. San Diego 52 85 .380 32 most of the way. working out of a Norm Cash came through with impressive back with Minnesota, via one of his three walks, he did six bottles of domestic cham­ For Pappas Monday night against the fierce Roman Gabriel has apparently Friday's Results jam in the Tourth after singles by a run-scoring single with two where he spent his first six pro not receive what would be pagne he sent the clubhouse boy Vikings in Minnesota. fully recovered from his Chicago 9, New York 3 Horace Clarke: and Roy White, gone in the ninth to help Detroit years. In this season’s ex­ termed a warm reception. out for during the seventh inning, That game wraps up the first collapsed lung and will lead the Philadelphia 5, Montreal 3 and another Yank rally in the keep pace with the Red Sox, With Mets hibitions, he completed a solid "I didn’t care about them get­ the usually amenable Stottlemyre "weekend" of National Football 64.5 percent of his passes and Rams against the Saints and disJ ta ld , ting on me,” Smith said of the San Diego 1, Cincinnati 0 seventh after John Callison "You like to have a laugher kept reporters waiting for 45 League action. The rest comes on Archie Manning, who beat Los Los Angeles 4, Houston 2 socked a two-out homer and Ber- once in a while so the guys can CHICAGO (AP) - Usually threw for five touchdowns. fans. “We still had a ball game to minutes in the Yankee dressing Sunday, with Miami at Kansas Angeles in last year's season St. Louis 10, Pittsburgh 4 nie Allen and Thurman Munson relax a bit. " said Cash. "But it’s when a pitcher is staked to a six- Miami’s visit to Kansas City By play and I had a job to do.” room. City. Philadelphia at Dallas. opener with a last-play roll out Only games scheduled delivered consecutive singles. been like this all season with run lead, he relaxes. Not Milt has the Chiefs sky-high. In their Smith then proceeded to do When the veteran right-hander Atlanta at Chicago. Green Bay at for a touchdown. EARL YOST Saturday’s Games close games. You get used to it. Pappas of the Chicago Cubs. last meeting, the Dolphins pulled just that. He belted his 20th home emerged he said he wouldn't talk Cleveland. Houston at Denver. The Giants, with Norm Snead Pittsburgh (Blass 17-6) at St. "My arm tightened up in the but everybody gets nervous." "I can't remember when I've out a 27-24 playoff victory in the run of the season into the right- about the game. HeralU pholoby Pinto Cincinnati at New England, the calling the signals, hope their Sports Editor Louis (Santorini 6-10) eighth..said Palmer, who has Detroit Manager Billy Martin been so nervous after we got the necond period of overtime, Len field grandstand, cutting the "You guys will write what you six-run lead, ” said the 33-year-old New York Jets at Buffalo. New "rover back" defensive system M ontreal (M oore 8-7) at lost eight games this season. "It has not been too fond of the Dawson. Otis Taylor. Ed Podolak Cleveland lead to 3-2. Rico want anyway." he growled. Orleans at Los Angeles, the New can tame the Lions, who Philadelphia (Twitchell 3-8), No also tightened up in the fourth, Tigers' cliff-hanger season, Pappas who recently came within Spirited Action As Light-Jerseyed Eagles Moved Ball Against Jets and the rest of the Chiefs can’t Petrocelli followed with a double Earlier. Yankee manager York Giants at Detroit. St. Louis averaged 27 points a game in the Notes Off the Cuff New York (Seaver 17-11) at but it pained more in the eighth. either one pitch of a perfect game and wait to unload on Miami—but the off the center field wall, and then Ralph Houk. who had watched at Baltimore. Oakland at exhibitions. Tops in the NFL. So I came out." "What have we had? Forty or settled for a no-hitter. Dolphins have Bob Griese. Paul the Red Sox got their first break. Chicago (Hooton 9-13) his dub drop into fourth place, a □ittsburgh and San Diego at San Regardless of who among Veteran duckpinner Andy Lamoureaux started the 1972-73 San Francisco (Willoughby 5-2 Palmer said he sent the forty-five one-run games and "All of a sudden. I saw Warfield, Jim Elick and Larry Carlton Fisk hit a line drive to full game behind third place everything there. You know, the 'rancisco. quarterbacks Tim Van Galder, bowling season off on the right foot in the Y League when he and Marichal 5-16) at Atlanta clubhouse boy out for the cham­ about that many two-run games," Csonka to do a little unloading of right that Del Unser was about to Baltimore in the tight race, said innings and that 199th win.” Jim Hart and Gary Cuozzo starts (Reed 11-14 and Niekro 13-11), pagne in the seventh inning. "But said a scowling Martin. Two Tough Battles Mark Midget Openers When Kilmer was with New their own. rolled a 181 single effort...Ted Martin, faculty manager and grab for the third out before. that Stottlemyre had complained Pappas posted his eighth for the Cardinals, he won’t have 2 1 told him to make sure we can Orleans and Allen was coach at The Cowboys, with Craig Mor­ acting director of athletics at Manchester High, has received Unser's feet refused to follow the of the Yankee Stadium mound. straight triumph and boosted his ,Mel Gray as a target. The wide San Diego (Corkins 6-8) at Cin­ bring it back in case I don’t get A’s-RANGERS Los Angeles, "we played them ton at quarterback, have the green light from Principal George Emmerling to pursue rest of his body, however, and he "He kept slipping out there." season record to 14-7 while During the opening ceremonies receiver is out with a shoulder cinnati (Grimsley 12-7), N No. 20. I also told him to make by both clubs caused quite a few Madsen. Durward Miller, Tom Defensively for the Giants, twice a year. " Allen recalls. "The strengthened their receiving the possibility of reactivating the Booster Club at the slipped and fell. Fisk had a triple Houk said. "They tore down the Mike Epstein drilled a three- notching the 199th victory of his Two tough battles ending in prior to the games, Manchester injury. Johnny Unitas goes for Los Angeles (Sutton 15-6) at sure it's domestic. I can wait for problems until the last five Milewski and Rich Lenhardt Dave Crossley, Chris Everett, Saints should never have been in game with the addition of Ron and the Red Sox had a tie ball mound for football last weekend run homer and Matty Alou belted career. The Cubs made it easy for identical scores featured the Mayor John Thompson, con­ the Colts needing only 63 passing school...While the fog has been dense the past few mornings Houston (Frosch 5-5), N the imported stuff after we win minutes of the game Craig In the final game the score Mike Linsenbigler, and Pete Sellers and Billy Parks and their game. and rebuilt it. Mel was late com­ a three-run double to power 6 hose games, but Bill made them him opening night of the 1972 gratulated the coaches and yards to reach the incredible total it’s nothing compared to the dust storms each day at Sunday’s Games the playoffs and the World Kearney, Elagle halfback, took came a little earlier as Patriot Hebert performed outstandingly. close. The guy has a burning running with newcomer Mike In the meantime. Bill Lee, who ing out for the second inning Oakland's victory. The A s scored Jose Cardenal hit a two-run season in the Manchester players on the outstanding of 22 miles—that’s 38,720 yards— Memorial Field when Coach Dave Wiggin puts his New York at Chicago Series." the ball around end from the Jet back Mike Hayes, on a fourth Hebert did a great job in the late desire to win." Montgomery. The Elagles, with relieved Boston starter Marty because he changed his shoes. He seven unearned runs in the fourth homer, his 15th, in the first in­ Midget & Pony Football program built over the last 17 gained in his career. Manchester High football team through the paces. Someday Pittsburgh at St. Louis Palmer wasn't upset about the 35 to score the only touchdown. down at the Giant 30, took the minutes of the game when Mike So when Allen switched to Ed Khayat beginning his first full Pattin in the sixth, was pitching got ones with longer spikes to and fifth innings. Alou. who has ning and Jim Hickman connected years. TTie invocation was given Ken Stabler may start at the athletic facilities at Memorial Field baseball and soccer Montreal at Philadelphia mound. Association as the Eagles Several minutes later, the Eagles ’oall around the right side to score Hayes of the Patriots caught a Washington, his first trade was season as head coach, hope they three scoreless innings with keep him from slipping." had 13 RBI in 18 games since the for the fifth grand slam of his by the Rev. Eugene Charmin of quarterback for the Raiders in San Francisco at Atlanta As a result of Friday night’s 4-3 defeated the Jets 6-0, and the threatened again, but the Jet line standing up. The extra point try pass in the open at the Giant 40 ’’or Kilmer—and it couldn’t have can maintain the momentum that fields and the track — will be put back into respectable another lefty, newly acquired After allowing first inning A s acquired him from the St. career and his 16th homer of the St. James' Church. place of Daryle Lamonica. And if San Diego at Cincinnati victory over the Cleveland In­ Patriots downed the Giants, 6- held on their own seven-yard line. failed. and almost made the end zone been a better one. No. 1 quarter­ made them respectable last year, condition...Isn't it about time the Board of Ekiucation took a Bob Veale, retiring the three men walks to Don Buford and Rich Louis Cardinals recently, has season when he unloaded one he gets the ball from rookie Dave Los Angeles at Houston dians. the first-place Sox continue 0. Bob Dennin, Steve Agostinnelli, From this point on, this game until caught by Hebert at the five- back Sonny Jurgensen suffered a when they won four of their last step forward and approved advertising on programs for he faced in the ninth. Coggins, Stottlemyre got an out. knocked in the winning run in the with the bases loaded in the Next Friday, the Chargers Dalby. it means center Jim Otto’s Boston’s half of the ninth to hold a one-game lead in the The opener between the Elagles Bruce Gardner, and Chris Devlin also turned into a great defensive yard line. shoulder injury. Kilmer took five games. But the Cowboys distribution at high school events, such as football and AMERICAN LEAGUE then fed Powell a fastball which hottest AL pennant chase since last four Oakland victories. third. Hebert’s teammates then held make their 1972 debut against the streak of 168 games will be began innocently enough, with and the Jets for both teams as did yeoman work on this goal-line battle with Mike Generis, Ken over, led the Skins to five have beaten Philadelphia nine basketball in particular? Programs of this nature bring in East the huge first baseman pounded 1967. Biliy Williams helped the Cubs on through four tough downs to Eiagles in the fint game while the broken. The Steelers, with Bob the first two batters going out neither worked up an effective stand. MacDonald, Randy Trudeau, straight victories at the start of straight times and taken their last added revenue for athletic teams in most other com­ W L Pet GB into the right-centerfield The Tigers are in second place ANGELS-WHITE SOX give Pappas a 9-0 lead when he prevent the Pats from scoring Giants face the Jets in the night­ Adams out of action, will go with easily. Yastrzemski then hit a offense. Costly penalties against Outstanding defensively for the Dave Wyman, and Dan Dumond the season and a final 9-4-1 seven season openers. munities...Congratulations are due Mike Landolphi, director Boston 75 62 .547 bleachers. after a 2-1 decision over the Leo Cardenas drove in the win­ slugged his 30th homer in a three- doing a great job for the Patriots. again. cap. Larry Brown at tight end. bounder to first baseman Chris .540 1 the Eiagles, and several fumbles Eagle throughout were Craig record. Washington’s best in 25 With Gale Sayers retired and of athletics at Bolton High, who welcomed a daughter into Detroit 75 64 Stottlemyre then settled down, Milwaukee Brewers while the ning run with an llth-inning run fifth. fears. It got the team into the Don Shy hurt, Abe Gibron. Cid Edwards is a doubtful Chambliss, and here came break Baltimore 75 65 .536 l ‘/2 permitting only four more hits bloop single as California beat Pappas was touched for a two- starter for San Diego—but with his family this week. The young couple also have a Orioles remain 1 ‘ a games behind playoffs. making his debut as the Bears’ No. 2. New York 74 66 .529 2‘/2 through eight innings. He made Chicago behind Rudy May’s six- run homer in the sixth by John Lee White and Mike Garrett son...Scott Leone was presented the Earle Gifford Award as in third place. The Yankees, who Experience Again Lacking,. Jurgensen returned for this coach, will probably have Jim Chambliss tossed the ball to Geveland 63 78 .447 14 only 96 pitches, but the 24 in the still have two games with hitter. Dick Woodson and Dave Milner. No. 17, and Wayne Major College Grid Roundup doing the running, the Chargers the junior golf champion at the Manchester Country Club at 19 V2 season’s exhibitions and outshone Harrison and rookie Roger Law- pitcher Milt Wilcox, who was Milwaukee 58 84 .408 first inning which was his un­ Baltimore this weekend in New La Roche combined on a three- Garrett singled home a run in the will hardly be slow. A revamped a banquet for junior players Thursday night at the With Cheney Soccer Team W'in One, Lose One Kilmer, connoting on 62.2 per son in the backfield against the covering the base. Wilcox West doing. reduced his won-lost York, are in fourth place, 2‘'2 hitter to lead Minnesota over Met seventh. That’s when cent of his passes to Kilmer’s Falcons, led by Bob Berry. defense with Lionel Aldridge and clubhouse. Clifford is one of the club’s veteran Oakland 82 57 .590 record to 14-17. Kansas City. Manager Whitey Lockman went Deacon Jones on the line hopes dropped the toss. games back. Initial soccer practice session Halfbacks will be Mark Main- Trojans Anxious 47.8. Each threw for six A thundering ground game is in members...Bolton High has dropped cross country because Chicago 78 61 .561 4 to the mound and said "You want to slow down John Brodie and “I took my eye off the ball for a SPRINGFIELD, Mass. (A P)- touchdowns. "Moving the club is store as Cleveland sends Leroy of lack of interest. Just two youngsters reported for the Minnesota 70 68 .507 lUA to try for 3,001?” Pappas said at Cheney Tech attracted 18 can­ ville and a brother act, Ron and the high-powered 49ers. split second to look for the base,” You win one, you lose one. most important, not how many Kelly and Bo Scott against Green Kansas Gty 67 70 .489 14 "Yes." didates and an additional seven Jeff Stetz. Outstanding at team. Wilcox said. “The ball just tipped students were added this week fullback has been Ken Danielson, American International’s campus California 66 73 .475 16 Tames Leaders Fourth Time So Lockman let Pappas finish radio station, WAICFM, was the To ProtectRating off the fingers of my glove. It was Texas 52 87 .374 30 the seventh and work the eighth Coach Bob Pintavalle notes. son of the Manchester High Here ’n There just one of those things, a mental soccer coach, Dick Danielson. loser, and AlC football coach Milt Friday’s Results to give him a career total of 3,001 Quip of the day: One Red Sox hater claimed the only error on my part.” Boston 4, Geveland 3 innings pitched. Lockman lifted Once again Cheney will be pea- Steve Werkhoven and Dan Welp- Piepul the winner. NEW YORK (AP) — Last week’s 31-10 rout of Arkanas Big Red Machine Sam Tilery, a 260-pound tackle Weekend Pro Football Forecast reason Manager ^ d ie Kasko brought in another outfielder Baltimore 3, New York 1 Pappas in the ninth and Jack green in experience and it’s the ly will sliare the goalie duties. made Southern California No. 1 in the national rankings but Smith was the next batter and from New Haven, Conn., has — Andy Kosco — was that he wanted his brother to get in on ripped an inside fast ball down Detroit 2, Milwaukee 1 Aker picked up his 15th save. same old story of boys in their Skip Nightingale, Bud Sweetman it didn’t make the whole season, according to Coacli John and Joe Kristan all show much rejoined the football team. While the World Series split. Actually Kosco, who is no relation in the right field line. Ray Foster Minnesota 4 Kansas City 3 Asked why he lifted Pappas, senior year going to work instead McKay. Chiefs and Dolphins Stalled By Norman of coming back for a final season. promise. sitting out the 1971 season, he any manner to Kasko, has been a most welcomed addition to had trouble playing the carom off Oakland 12, Texas 3 Lockman said "I thought it was California 1, Chicago 0 11 m- Seven starting lettermen from Bill Fournier will serve as team was a sports announcer for the The Trojans will have to do it on our mistakes and we didn’t on the RSox. He’s a long ball hitter and a righthanded power the wall and Yastrzemski went time. " a year ago decided to pass up the manager. This youngster is a real campus radio station. 10 more times during the regular theirs. " steaming around third and beat nings NEW YORK (AP) - Don’t try to sell that Big Red Machine The victory ended a three-game hitter which are assets Especially for games at Fenway Saturday’s Games Cub losing streak and halted New sport in their senior year. pepper-pot and his constant season and once more in the Rose Four other contests featuring Headline First Day the throw home easily. stuff to San Diego’s Fred Norman. To this little left-hander, a Park...Major league baseball players dislike twilight starting Texas (Hand 10-10) at Oakland York’s five-game winning streak. ‘‘We have a number of new chatter has enlivened the drills to Bowl if they want to be No. 1 members of The Associated Cincinnati's powerful National League West leaders are games because of the shadows. “Yankee Stadium is a real The victory, Boston's eighth in It also gave the second place Cubs boys out, new to the game, who date. when the final poll rolls around. Press Top Twenty also are on (Blue 5-8) about as scary as a pink kiddie-car. NEW YORK (AP) — The schedule-makers of the National death trap for outfielders during games that start at 6, ” Bob a row at home kept the Red Sox a Chicago (Bahnsen 18-15) at a 2' z game cushion over the third are working long and hard. There Named co-captains were Lan­ The immediate enemy is Oregon tonight's schedule—sixth-ranked Groman Advance Penn State at seventh-rated Football League came up with some dillies for the opening Fishel reported...Remember the days when the Yankees game ahead >f Detroit and a California (Ryan 16-14), N The Machine, boasting one of Padres. San Diego, running a place Mets. is plenty of enthusiasm but very dry and Ron Stetz, Pintavalle State, tonight’s opponent in the Sunday of the 1972 campaign. Y LEAGUE — Hank Martyn distant sixth in the six-team West, Tennessee, Pacific at No. 9 always wound up each year with some pennant insurance in game and a half in front of Kansas City (Drago 11-15) at baseball’s most awesome attacks. The two teams meet again little experience,” the coach said. announced. In Vernon Event Los Angeles Coliseum. There’s the battle between home stadium should provide the 165-142-31, Andy Lamourezux Baltimore, who both won Friday. has lost only 11 games all season nevertheless owns a 9-7 edge over Only little Bruce Landry and A1 Cheney is again sharing its field ‘‘If our players think that the Louisiana State, No. 19 Mississip­ margin here. 181-137-426, Ken Seaton 155-137- players like Ewell Blackwell, Johnny Mize, Johnny Sain and Minnesota (Perry 12-14) Saturday with Tom Seaver, 1711, Kansas City’s Chiefs and Miami's ‘‘They're not easy,” Kasko said Detroit (Fryman 6-2) at to lefties. But four of those Cincinnati this season. One more Ivaldi are experienced linemen with the East Catholic High one good win over Arkansas pi at Memphis State and No. 20 414, Eld Kovis 158-140-405 Howie Enos Slaughter, to list a few. That was the era when money pitching for the Mets against Burt Florida State at Miami, Fla. Dolphins, first meeting of the two Los Angeles 30, New Orleans of the games during a p>ennant Milwaukee (Lockwood 7-12) defeats have come against Nor­ victory and the Padres will Hooton, 9-13. back from last year’s squad. hooters. means the whole season, they are Hampton ■441-390, Bob oroch in baseball could buy or insure a pennant. This time around, become only the second team in Groman's Sports Shop ad­ In the afternoon, Colorado, teams since last December’s long 20—Roman Gabriel will riddle fight. "I don’t think any of them Baltimore (Cuellar 16-10) at man, the latest a 1-0 decision going to be for a surprise come sudden-death playoff game, 380, Mike Balesano 383, Elliott in addition to Boston getting Kosco, Detroit got the likes of are going to be easy from here on E’riday night in which the Padre the NL to win the season's series vanced to the finals of the Saturday night,’’ warns McKay. runnerup to Southern Cal, enter­ the New Orleans secondary and New York (Kline 16-6) which the Dolphins won on Garo Fish 148-369, Bundi Tarca 361, A1 Woodie Fryman and Frank Howard and Oakland picked up in.” pitcher struck out 16. from the Machine. winners' bracket in the Vernon He noted that the Trojans sta rt^ tains Cincinnati; third-ranked when he gets tired, Willie Ellison Cleveland (Tidrow 13-13) at Yepremian’s field goal. Pirkey 147-352, Frank Calvo 353. Matty Alou and Dal Maxville...Dick McAuliffe, the Connec­ The victory evened Norman’s Norman got the only run he Slow Pitch Softball Tournament fast two years ago with a 41-21 Ohio State hosts Iowa; fourth­ can lug the ball. Archie Manning Boston (Tiant 11-5) West Side Fete Signal-Callers last night by trimming the rated Oklahoma is at home And Pittsburgh, which is ex­ may have to get some help from ticut man with Detroit, claims Fryman will be the difference Cross Country Meet Sunday’s Games record for the season at 9-9. He is needed when Clarence Gaston whipping of Alabama and added PARKADA DUSTY - Steve Wethersfield Legion, 24-10. pected to shine in the American a rather ordinary 5-8 against the tagged a leadoff homer in the Tickets on Sale two more victories and a tie with against Utah State; No, 8 UCLA backup quarterback EIdd Hargett Hanley 203, Ken Hesford 229-589, between winning and losing for the Tigers. “Right now he’s Baltimore at New York Bob Birdsey led the offense Conference's Central Division, HARTFORD "Z4, MANCHESTER 31 rest of the NL but a sparkling 4-1 fourth inning against loser Don eventual national champion invades Pitt and Texas A&M is at when he tires from his the second best pitcher on the club,” McAuliffe told me Top Ten finishers, 1, Jef( Geyer (Ml, Cleveland at Boston Fran Mahoney, general chair­ with four hits, two of which were has always-tough Oakland as its Joe Sokola 202, Ernie Whipple against the Reds. Gulletl. who struck out 11 batters Nebraska, but could only finish 6- Nebraska, which suddenly finds scrambling. 219-599, Ralph Dukett 203, Dick several days after Fryman was acquired from the Los winning time, 14:32 over Pope Park Kansas Qty at Minnesota man, reports the ticket sale is To Divide Post homers. Dave Viara went four for initial foe. course; 2. Martinez (HI, 3. M Duggan (HI; Elsewhere in the NL Friday. in the seven innings he worked. 4-1. itself No. 10. Angeles Dodgers where he was just another pitcher on the 4, T Duggan (H): 5. Blesso (H). 6, Moffat Detroit at Milwaukee nearing the 150 mark for the 12th For the first time ever at East Catholic High the vital four and Bob Brannick’s homer Then, just to keep things hop­ Detroit 35, New York Giants Murphy 212-568, Ed Ristau 200, St. Louis ripped Pittsburgh 10-4, The total of 28 strike outs by the And although Southern Cal Elsewhere, Northwestern is at Bill Avery 202, Qem Quey 550. (Ml. 7, Bucy (Ml; 8. Cratty (Ml; 9, Texas at Oakland annual West Side Old Timers’ highlighted an 11-run first inning. ping, and make it tough for 17—the Lions will roar with Greg staff. Fryman has been just that for the Tigers, No. 2 behind Lemieux (Ml; 10, Magnan (Hi; Hartford's Los Angeles trimmed Houston 4- two teams .set a major league quarterbacking role will be up for grabs when the Eagles pry holds a 30-7-4 bulge in the series No. 11 Michigan; Duke at No. 12 Chicago at California Reunion on Saturday night, Oct.7 pickers, there’s the Monday night I-andry at the throttle and Steve only Mickey Lolich...Several members of the New York record 1-0. Manchester 0-1 2. Philadelphia topped Montreal record. the lid off the 1972 season this afternoon in Rockville Washington; No. 13 Arizona State at the Garden Grove. and has won the last three game featuring the rejuvenated Owens gobbling up yardage on MERCHANTS;- Harvey John­ Yankees and Boston Red Sox sported mustaches during last 5-3 and Chicago routed New York Even though they lost, the Kickoff will be at 2 o'clock at the Rams’ field. at Houston; Baylor at No. 16 Honored guest will be Joe meetings and six of the last Redskins from Washington the ground. The first game of a son 172-286, Chirlie Banks 141- week’s series in Boston including Carl Yastrzemski of the 9-3. • Reds had their magic number for Georgia and Bowling Green at Hublard, for many years sponsor Pete Homat and Bob Love are seven, Oregon State won 30 in against the Minnesota Vikings. long season for the Giants. 350, Steve Lauretti 138-366, Walt PADRES-REDS clinching the West reduced to No. 18 Purdue. Notre Dame, Red Sox. and manager of Manchester currently in a dog-eat-dog fight 1967 to deprive the Trojans of an Enough of the preliminaries. Stanley 366, Dave Mayer 350. Norman's mastery of the Reds eight when second place Houston Texas and Arkansas, ranked 14th, New York Jets 26, Buffalo Green baseball and basketball for the starting signal-calling otherwise perfect season It's time to do or die as the NFL has been contagious for the got kmxked off by Los Angeles. Booters Open 15th and 17th, respectively, are 18—Broadway Joe is healthy and End of the Line teams. post. ‘‘Homat will start,” Coach "The Beavers have been a gets down to the business of PINNETTES - Marion Haines DODGERS ASTROS not scheduled. so are the Jets. Buffalo has O.J. The committee will meet Cliff Demers said yesterday, “but notoriously slow starting team deciding who’ll wind up in Super 427, Madeline Taflin 187-474, The Floyd Patterson-Muhammad Ali bout Sept.20 at Claude Osteen tossed a four- Penn State, which had its Simpson. No contest here. Wednesday night. Sept. 27 at the Love will probably be in for the over the years, ” McKay says. Bowl VII. Here’s how the Jeannine Parent 187-457, Genena Madison Square Garden will be seen on closed circuit teevee hitter as LA moved within four second series of plays. I plan to perfect season ruined 31-11 by home of Tom Conran. All com­ And they started slowly last Fearless Football Forecaster Dallas 42, Philadelphia 14— Lagasse 500, Ruth Smith 175-484, at Northwest Catholic High in West Hartford. Tickets are games of the Astros in the battle alternate the two with each series With 3-1 Triumph Tennessee last December, gels a I Major League mitteemen are urged to make Friday against a fine San Diego calls them: Figuring the Eagles for two Betty Plumley 178-481, Joyce for the runnerup slot One of the unless one can get and keep the chance for revenge, but Coach now available at Nassiff Arms in Manchester...Quarterback their ticket returns at this time. State team. Oregon State hurt Pittsburgh 27, Oakland 21— touchdowns is probably over Corriveau 467, Kim Murphy 450, four hits was a two-run homer by ’'r i e l team moving.” Joe Paterno says his team "will John Wiggin and his favorite pass receiver, Mike Mistretta, — Leaders— Thanks to improved second half play, Manchester High's Itself with fumbles" This is a pick-it game where the generous. Craig Morton won’t Debbie Miller 186-488, Barbara Bob WaLson. Blast won last year’s meeting have to play well in all areas just an end, and former standout running back John Wholley at soccer team got off the mark on the right foot yesterday 1 would compare our perfor­ action is, but Terry Bradshaw" have any problems this time and Algren 450, Helen Tierney 469, American League The victory ran Osteen s with Rockville by a 6-0 count and to stay on the field with Blast Cathohe are with the Trinity College frosh football Rookie-of~Year Honor Hodges mance against Arkansas with that should outduel Daryle Lamonica. the Cowboys will win big. Loretta Griffin 460. BATTING (350 at b a ts)- lifetime record against the Astros helped today’s 1iome club to dis­ afternoon by scoring a 3-1 decision over Conard High at West Tennessee PETERSBURG, Ind. (AP) - of two years ago at Alabama as and have a wide enough margin team this fall. Wiggin, a quarterback, and Mistretta are Carew, Min, .319; D.Allen, Chi, to 21-11. ' I'-ach tune you go out Versatile Jim Balesano of appointing 3-7 won-lost season. Hartford. The memory of Gil Hodges, tar as good first games are con­ "We are so banged up that we at the end that the Raiders can’t Baltimore 28, St. Louis 21- SILK CITY - Ken Thomas 203, Manchester High products. Wholley prepped one year at .313; Scheinblum, KC, .313. there knowing your past success Moriarty Brothers’ Hartford TTie Elagles were 5-5 overall. .Manchester (3) Conard 111 former Mets’ manager, will be All three goals for .Manchester cerned Our defense played an have t been able to work in win on a George Blanda field Johnny Unitas is at the controls Roland Smith 204, Len Mulnite Milford Academy...Tom McCorry is the new varsity basket­ RUNS-Murcer, NY, 93, Rudi, against them. " the veteran left­ Twilight League playoff ‘‘We will have'five linemen Swan.son G Lombardo for the Colts. The Cardinals will enshrined Monday in a new 905- were registered in the final excellent game and Richard pads, " he said early in the week goal 213-552, Ron Plecity 224-587, Lou ball assistant coach at Fairfield University. McCorry played Oak, 89. hander said, "you wonder if this going both ways, on offense and Saunders HFB Sharry champions was named foot bridge over the ISast Fork of period and this wiped out a half­ Wood IS the best prospect I've "We are way behind in our Kansas City 24, Miami 21— The run the ball. But the Colts will Halpryn 209, Bob Strout 223-204- his college ball at Manhattan. . .The Yankees and Red Sox are RUNS BATTED IN-D.Allen, IS going to be the night you get defense,” Demers said, “I’m just Vankowski CFB Huleatl move it both on the ground and in Rookie-of-the-Year on the While River time 1-0 edge for the home team had at linebacker since I ve been preparation and not even close to Chiefs have been waiting for this 564 all even this season after 16 games with two left, one each Chi, 106; Murcer, NY, 87 hit hoping for a cool day so that we Erardi HFB strength of his all around play. Hodges was still living when Standout Blaz Stimac Soulsbv at CSC being ready to play a team in one So has Miami But I^n the air. HITS—Rudi, Oak, 168; CARDS-PIRATEIS won’t be worn out. HUB Byer tonight and Wednesday night . Who would ever have thought The former Manchester High the state legislature voted last countered on a penalty kick early liensen tlregon Slate bowed to San Tennessee's class ' Dawson will prevail, because the EASTERN BUSINESS - Piniella, KC, 159. Pittsburgh s magic number in "We’ve got to stay healthy if CUB Scoville Washington 21, Minnesota last April that Carlton Fisk would be leading the Red Sox in Jan. 14 to name the Indiana 57 in the third stanza and on a pair .McCurry Diego 17-8 and Coach Dee Andros Paterno was impressed by (Tiief's defense will stop Bob Holland Beauregard 148, Dom TRIPLES-Fisk. Bsn, 9; Rudi, the East remained at three with standout led the Gas House we are to have a winning season. LHB Ouchakof 20—The upset special of the home runs with less than one month left in the season.. . Rico bridge near Petersburg for him. of fast breakaways, after good Den’atto said the Beavers "made far too Tennessee’s 34-3 opener against Griese and the Dolphin runners DeDominicus 137-151-410, Tom Oak, 9. the Cardinals ripping the Pirates. Gang with a .306 batting We had 58 boys come out for Stoneman OR Diederich week. Last-quarter heroics by Petrocelli is now fifth on the all-time Red Sox homer list He died April 2. passing at midfield, first year many mistakes They capitalized Georgia Tech just enough. Rufini ,135-140-395, Jim HOME, RUNS-D.Allen, Chi, Ted Simmons drove home four average, sixth best in the cir­ football and we are now down to Stirnac IR Taminony Sonny Jurgensen will pull it out with 171. He trails Ted Williams, Carl Yastrzemski, Bobby forward Werner Cacace tallied San Francisco 31. San Diego McCarthyn 139, Mick Holmes 35; Murcer, NY, 28. St Louis runs three of them on cuit. Balesano led the loop in 44. This is the smaliest group IL George for the Redskins. NEW: — EXOmNO twice, Stimas getting assists on Cacace 28—Or it could be a tie. With 140-375, Howie Peters 139, Jim Doerr and Jimmie Foxx...The Red Sox set an American STOLEN BASES-D.Nelson, a bases-loaded double m a five- RBI’s with 17. He had 22 base that we have ever had at East." .Mai Ix-an OL Brielrnan both John Brodie throwing for the Mathieson 351, Ben Grzyb 351, League record when the club reached the 100 home run mark Tex, 41; Campaneris, Oak, 39. run first inning for the Cardinals the coach said. Veterans Glen .Manchester 0 0 3 0 -3 hits in 72 trips to the plate. NATURAL HEALTH Coach Dick Danielson cited the Defending Champs 49ers and John Hadl performing Joe Joaquin 357, Tom Fahey 350. for the 27th season...UConn Quarterback Club will launch its PITCHING (13 Decisions i- Rick Wise rode the heavy at­ Gabrielle and Mark Bellody will fine second half play of the Conard 0 1 0 0 - L the same feat for the Chargers, Tuesday meetings Sept. 19 at the Faculty Center on the Odom, Oak, 14-5, .736, 2.27 tack to his 15th victory of the anchor the defense. Scorers Cacace (2). Chuck BLOOMINGTON, Ind. (AP) - FOOD SHOPfl backfield and a fine passing dis­ there will be offense for all. But WEDNESDAY WIVES - Storrs campus. The first session starts at 7:30...Have a nice Hunter, Oak, 19-7, .730, 2.10. season with a five-hitter Rookie Following today’s inaugural Subs i.Manchi Stafford Wiggin. Indiana University plans to honor play by the forward line as keys Head Tennis Fields Brodie will be the best. Marilyn Nyberg 176, Ronnie STRIKEOUTS-N.Ryan, Cal, Ken Reitz had three hits for the AT THE the locals will return to Mt. Nebo Sullivan. Lombardo. Steely. weekend. Olympic star Mark Spitz and in the CCIL decision. Atlanta 21, Chicago 7-The Pierog 178. 275; Lolich, Det, 218. Cards. next Saturday to host St. Paul’s of Conard’s lone goal came off the Shensie, By EARL YOST other Olympic swimmers during PARKADE Falcons, so says Coach Norm Van AND PHILS-EXPOS Bristol. foot of Chuck George. HAPPY HOLIDAYS - Olga homecoming weekend Oct. i3 Defending champions Gloria Darling and Phil Hyde head Brocklin, have their best outfit National League Steve Carlton, the man the and 14, the entrants in the annual Town Tennis Tournaments ever This isn’t a true test of the Mikolowsky 136-359, Irene Sirois BATTING (350 at b a ts )- Cardinals traded for Wise, RADK 138-345, Martha Sarles 131. PunU Pass & Kick Day Cheney Downed sponsored by the Recreation Department which started this Dutchman’s forecast because the B.Williams, Chi, .336; Cedeno, struggled to his 24th victory of Bears have nothing but memories week. Mrs.Darling and Hyde captured the coveted women s COMMERCIAL - Andy Htn, 329. the season as the Phillies In Manchester Sept. 30 RUNS—Morgan, Cin, 116; whipped Montreal. Willie Mon­ NANCHESTCR PARKADE In Soccer Debut with the exit of Gale Sayers. Lamoureaux 147-403, Russ Foun­ and men's singles crowns last fall. Wynn, Htn, 103; Bonds, SF, 103. SATURDAY tain 135, Fred Oakes 147-359, tanez drove in three runs and Men's pairings are: Pete Au- Cincinnati 21, New England RUNS BATTED IN-Stargell, Greg Luzinski tagged a tape E’ive divisions will again make 2:00 Stock Car Racing: Dave Pattishall 354, Gerry Ridel Saturday, Sept. 30 has been physical conditioning basic to FREE BOOK COVERS Cheney Tech’s soccer team coin vs.George Boser, Jim 14—The Bengals have a healthy Pgh, 112; Bench, Gn, 108. measure homer for the Phils. up the tourney field, Mel Siebold, Southern 500, Ch. 8 350. declared Punt, Pass and Kick other forms of excellence.” launched its season yesterday Carroll vs. Dan Hickey, Garvey Virgil Carter and he's gut a line to HITS-Rose, Cin, 182; "1 was tired. " .said Carlton, l y g e l i ^ Rec director notes. 2:00 Red Sox vs. Indians, WTIC Day by Mayor John Thompson of PP&K is in its I2th year under to afternoon and absorbed a 4-0 Most popular division will be E'ox vs. Steve Hadge, Chris protect him. Jim Plunkett of the B.Williams, Chi, 177. who surrendered 10 hits. "My 2:15 Yanks vs. Orioles, WINF, POWDER PUFF - Gerry Tonskl Manchester. the co-sponsorshlp of the defeat administered by East the Men’s Singles with 24 en­ Saunders vs,Harvey Pastei, Den­ Patriots doesn't have one. Ch. 18, 30 178-497, Marilyn Chmielewski National Football League and the TRIPLES-Bowa, Phi, 12; arm was dead 1 just didn't have MANCHESTER AREA STUDENTS DRUG STORE Hampton at the local field. trants. Fifteen teams have nis Hickey vs. Jim Deuse, Mark Geveland 17, Green Bay 14— 3:45 Arizona State vs. Houston, 187-472, Gerry Tracy 452. More than 150 youngsters, ages E'erd Dealers of America. Par­ Rose, Cin, 10. it " Bud Werkhoven starred in the entered the Men's IXtubles, 10 the Bradley vs, Jim Moilton, Garrett The Browns have a fine running eight througfi 13 are expected’to HOME RUNS-Colbert, SD, Still the gritty lefty hung on to Ch. 8 KACEY — Norbert Audet 226- ticipation this year is expected to NOTICE: goal for the losers. Ivaldi and .Men's Seniors, eight the Mixed Thrasher vs.Paul Moss, Marshall corps in Leroy Kelly and Bo match punting, passing and place 37; Stargell, Pgh, 33; Bench, Cin, tie Chicago's Wilbur Wood as the SUNDAY 599, Ken Tomlinson 232, EYed top 1,1(M),000. Stop in with your parents andl Sharpies ab>o drew praise from Doubles and seven the Women’s Warren vs. Hick Horton. Byes Sc-ott. The Packers counter with kicking skills in local competi­ Participants compete only 33 top winner in the majors this 1:00 Patriots vs. Bengals, Ch. Nassiff 205, Deane Rundell 222- Coach Bon Pintavalle as well as Singles were given Hyde, Don Toomey, MacArthur Lane and John tion. The local program is spon­ against boys their own age. No STOLEN BASES-Brock, StL, .season. "Yeah." grunted Carlton, receive your Free book cover at; OPEN 22, 30 ^ 563, Walt Yaworskl 209, Ed Hanneford. liCading men's singles entrants Dave Warren, Earl Custer, Brockington. Cleveland, sored by the Jaycees, and Dillon 58; Morgan, Cin, 51; Cedeno, "but he pitches every two days. 2:00 Giants vs. Lions, Clr'3 Yourkus 204, Mai Dana 214, Jim special equipment Is needed and besides Hyde include Martin Darling and Redman. however, can also mount an participation does not impair a Htn, 51. He's tough to keep up with. " Attenilance Up 2:00 Yanks vs. Orioles, WINE', Mcllduff 201. Sales and Service Manchester Honda ALL DAY Duke, a former champ and last aerial attack. boy’s amateur standing. There is IO-Year-Old\ Prized Catch PITCHING (13 Decisions!— The difference, however, is Women's opening pairings are: Ch. 18 PAOLl, Pa. (AP) — Attendance year's finalist. Mai Darling'and Denver 30, Houston 27—this In his proclamation. Mayor no body contact and any boy, Blass, Pgh, 17-6, .739, 2,38 that Wood is pitching for a con­ 643 Center Street Helen Scruton vs, E'ran Lukas, 2:00 Red Sox bs. Indians, WTIC HOME ENGINEERS - Steve Osella, 10, of 66 Park Street, proudly displays a 19- at Elastern AA Baseball League Jack Redman. marks the debut of two more Thompson pointed out that eight through thirteen years of Marshall, Mon, 14-5, .736, 1.60 tender The tail-end Phillies have SUNDAY 8 AJU. 9 PjM. Alberta Groman vs.Millie Lucek, 2:10 Mets vs. Cubs, Ch. 8 Delores liCwls 181, Jerry Tucker games this season was 671,464, an E'irst round Men’s Singles must college coaches to the pro ranks, PP4K ’offers young boys an age. Is eligible to register at a pound stripped ba.ss he landed at Charlestown. R.l. The Nolan, Cin, 14-5, .736, 2.05. the worst record in baseball with Ronny Toomey vs. Sue Hadge. 4:00 Dolphins vs. Chiefs, Ch. 182, inilllls Heritage 196-496, Dee 404 WEST MIDDLE TURNPIKE increase of 112,266 over last year, be played by W edne^y and the Brancos’ John Ralston and 22, 30 opportunity to compete in a partidiwtlng Ford dealer. No en­ young angler had a glow in his eyes and his hands were red STRIKEOUTS-Carlton, Phi, just 50 victories and Carlton has Mrs.Darling drew a bye. IJIIIcrup 468. the league says. Women’s Singles by Tuesday, the Oilers’ Bill Peterson. The national program which un­ trance fee is required. after winning the 30-minute battle. 281; Seaver, NY, 206. one less than halt of those derline the importance of MANCHE.STER EVENING HERALD. Manchegter, Conn., Sat., Sept. 16,1972- PACE ELEVEN PAGE TEN- MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn.. Sat ,Sgnt 16, 1972

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THAN WP CAN/ iOUNP# MORE FOR THE , ■ W ILL HANG 15 words, 6 days ...... ^(8.24 ANP SHE'LL PCOB MV^TBRIOUS FRANCHISE' AROUND 10N06R COPY CLOSING TIME FOR ABLY CALUVCKJR t h a n , TH A N A 15 words, 10 days ...... $4.50 MOSiDUITO . CLASSIHED ADVERTISEMENTS ANOTHER ... Z ------h ; TWURePAY5 h a s h : ^ A T A , "^0 words, 26 days ...... $14.56 w r e s t l in ' 12:00 NOON DAY BEFORE PUBUCA'nON M MATCH Happy Ads ...... $1.50 inch Deadline (or Saturday and Monday PHONE 643-27U U 12:00 Noon Friday 32 MICKEY FINN BY HANK LEONARD HERALD Motorcycles-Bicycles 11 Private Instructions iVHAT kVAS W W£...Wa'D BETTER PLEASE READ 1972'^ HONDA CL350 - 1,600 PRIVATE LESSONS - in piano, j i y iit JLt BOX LETTERS miles. $750. Call 742-6504. trum pet, recorder and folk Order Your r HEAR A CARj ( I'M SURE IT IS / I YOUR AO guitar. Call 649-7573 after 6 p.m. HAPPY ADS MAYBE IT'S TODD I TOLD YOU HE'D BE... For Your TRIUMPH 500 - Chopper, Classified or "Want Ads" are $1,250. Call 875-3426. Schools-Classes 33 T lap p y Information taken over the phone as a con­ I W C l c ."S ,^HEYRE THE HERALD will not dis­ venience. The advertiser should HONDA 1971 CL175 - electric ELM CERAMIC - Studio, 70 ^ /»A* NOT close the identity of any adver­ read his ad the FIRST DAY IT start, less than 500 miles. Ex­ East Center St. Spacious air- Thought” •iL- ' IMPBESSeP- tiser using box letters. Readers ...... T f ^ fO ,y./6 APPEARS and REPORT ERRORS in cellent, $525. 643-9266 after 6 p.m. conditioned studio. Fall classes HtST-r; heroes ace 'aape -wot bobw *»J »> HI* u, T M U t >«I 0 «l answering blind box ads who time tor the nenl insertion. The now forming. Tuesday. Today! desire to protect their identity Herald is responsible for only ONE FOR SALE - CT90 Honda trail Wednesday. Thursday. Expert in­ can follow this procedure: incorrect or omitted insertion lor or road bike, 1,800 miles. $325. structions. new techniques. SHORT RIBS BY FRANK O’NEAL Phone 644-1795 after 4 p.m, Greenware, paints. Call now Enclose your reply to the box any advertisement and then only to before classes are filled, 43- in an envelope — address to the the eiilent of a "make good" inser MINI-BIKE - excellent 0609. 649-5524. lion. Errors which do not lessen the '' NO,SIRE,YOU PONT '> YESl CD,...N0U>INT0‘THE (llassified Manager, Manchester condition, three months old. value of the advertisement will not HAVE ANN'MOVES LEFT. PUNSE’ON .' Evening Herald, together with a Come and try it, you'll like it. $99. CONSTRUCTION be corrected by "make good" inser 643-0294. CALL 643-2711 memo listing the companies OPERATORS NEEDED . . . S o h m o r * PRISCILLA’S POP BY AL VERMEER lion • a you do NOT want to see your 1971 HONDA - 350 CL, excellent High Paying Career may ha«« Mot yow y o u CALL IN MY DAT WE HAD THEY COULP \ IN GRANDPA'S DAY letter Your letter will be Manchester condition. Asking $700. Call 9 Ncirby reitdtnt school Lt< us htip you, a happy adl THESE FELLOWS REAL HITTERS!! r e a l l y p o u n d THEY PLAYED BASEBALL destroyed if (he advertiser is 6 4 3 -2 7 1 1 WITH APRICOTS.' a.m.-9 p.m., 742-^8. tptciali/t on doftrt. bMkhott and ioadtrt. HITTERS? M4/ ERNIE LOMBARD?!/ THE s t it c h e d one you've mentioned. If not it Evening SMEAD JOLLEY.' APRICOT.' J- Autos For Sale Placement assistance, approved lor vtltrant. will be handled in the usual GREEVES 250 SCRAMBLER — Full and part time ciasMS Call our Connecticut c . IKE BOONE.' y manner. new engine, new clutch, new number Herald 1964 PONTIAC BONNEVILLE- knobbys. Call 644-8811. 2-door. Phone 742-9645. Best 522-4589 Personals-Announcements 2 offer. 1971 CL HONDA - 350, $650 or Happy 21st Birthday best offer. Phone 646-06M after 3 REDUCE SAFE — and fast with 1965 PONTIAC - 389 GTO, 3- SCULPTURE CLASSES - for To My Sweetie Gobese Tablets and E-Vap p.m. adults and children now forming. Happy 86th Birthday speed Hurst standard transmis­ RANDY THE FLINTSTONES BY HANA-BARBERA "water pills". Liggett Rexall. sion, excellent condition, $700. For information Call 646-0694. 649-6246, after 6. All My Love, Autos For Sale 4 Services Offered 12 Help Wanted 35 GRANDPA DUSTY cX?> r ~ Silly 1965 OLDSMOBILE - 442, good SHARPENING Service — Saws, NEED CAR? Credit very bad? condition. $650. Phone 649-8820. DRIVER-DELIVERY - man, Shake a leg and 9 < i Bankrupt, repossession? Honest knives, axes, shears, skates, must be a high school graduate Love, Douglas accepts:c ^ ts lowest down.-down,- rotary blades. Quick service. and have a clean driving record. Get Well Soon! 1968 VOLKSWAGEN Capitol Equipment Co., 38 Main smaflestafie payment, . ^ anywhere. Not SQUAREBACK - $990. Call 643- Please note that only men GUMMER STREET BY PHIL KROHN St., Manchester. Hours daily 7:30- (Q 1972 by N IA , Ik . small loan finance’’ company impa plan. 2351. holding a class II or class I drivers Douglas Motors, 345 MaiIain. 5, Thursday 7:30-9, Saturday, license will be interviewed. Ex­ The Kelseys 7:30-4. 643-7958. I Best Wishes VOLVO 142S, 1968 - front end "Try to look o t this as a kind of 'Income Redistribution cellent opportunity to associate 1967 PON"nAC GTO - red, black Plan'!" yourself with a company which is JOYCE damaged. Best offer over $300. TWO Handymen want a variety top, good condition. 646-1477. 643-7171. Ask for Christopher. tops in its field. Apply Coca Cola For A Speedy Recovery! Birthday of jobs, by day or hour. Yards, Bottling Company, 451 Main f attics, cellars cleaned. Lawns and Street, East Hartford, Conn. i Our department won't be the To The Best 1967MERCURY COUGAR - 4- 1965 CHEVROLET MALIBAU - DADDY speed, 283 engine, vinyl hardtop, gardener's service. Call 643-5305. Painting-Papering 13 R o o fin g -S id in g -C h im n e y 16 same till you come back! good condition. Call 649-3993, WANTED 0. R. — Supervisor — power steering, air-conditioned, after 5:30 p.m. S xxxx Ever! $850 or best offer. Call 742-8161. LIGHT trucking, odd jobs, also GUTTERS and roofs repaired Immediate opening for a Love, moving large appliances. Burning J. P. LEWIS & SON, custom i Herald Advertising Dept. decorating, interior and exterior, and replaced. Excellent registered nurse with a minimum SET FOR WINTER - 1962 barrels delivered. $4. 644-1775. of two years operating room ex­ Anastasia Maria 1963 DEAD BUG - good for Pontiac, 4-door, new snow tires, paperhanging, fully insured. For workmanship. Reasonable prices. parts, $100 or best offer. Call 742- free estimates, call 649-9658. If no Free estimates. 646-1399. perience. Responsible for the ad­ Happy Birthday exhaust and brakes. $200. 643- CARPENTER available, days, ministration and supervision of 7525. 4638. answer 643-6362. Happy Birthday evenings, weekends. Additions, BIDWELL Home Improvement ail nursing service in the O.R., alterations, repairs. No job too Monday through Friday. TERESA NEGRO BUD FISHER 1969 OLDSMOBILE DELTA - 1966 FORD XL500- convertible, ABC Painting contractors. For Co. E xpert installation of OUR BEST GIRL 88 convertible. Phone 649-4912. small. Free estimates. Call the finest in interior, exterior, aluminum siding, gutters and Weekends and holidays off. « Hoping for another 70. asking $400. Call after 6 p.m., 643- Stephen Martin, 646-7295 after 4 Salary commensurate with Love, Bill, Billy, 9925. wallpapering and ceilings. Free trims. Roofing installation and Roger, Marc and Suzi 1966 MUSTANG GOOD - p.m. estimates. Fully insured. Fast, repairs. 649-6495 , 875-9109. education and experience. Apply Paul and Jimmy running condition. Standard dependable service. Brush, roll, to Mrs. Larochelle, Director of CHEVROLET - 1965 Four-door TWO YOUNG married men will Nursing. Johnson Memorial a _S2___ Q___2__2_2- transmission. $450. Phone 568- spray. Integrity, quality, service. ROOFING - Specializing ■ f VHAT'S THE X RATING FOR Bel Air sedan. Excellent condi­ Happy Birthday 4213. do small repair jobs and painting, Call day or night. 643-7375. repairing roofs of all kinds, new Hospital, Stafford Springs, Conn., I Happy 8th Birthday hlovu PLA71K)6>( HE DIDN'T EVEN KVS.SVAER ONCE*'. tion. Automatic, $500. Phone 649- also cellar cleaning and light or phone 1-203-684-4251, Ext. 11. NANCY, BRENDA, 5903. roofs, gutter work, chimneys, JODI LYNN 1971 VEGA GREEN - black trucking. Call 646-2692, 646-3726. cleaned and repaired. 30 years BRIDGET and DANNY interior, 110 horsepower, four- experience. Free estimates. Call WAITRESS 11 a.m.-3 p.nT. Love, 1971 TOYOTA COROLLA, - 1200 TREE Service (Soucier) — Trees Apply in person to Mr. Gilmore, from speed, tinted windows. $1,775. coupe. Excellent condition. 10,- RICHARD E. Marlin. Full Rowley, 643-5361. Grandma and Grandpa Call after 6 p.m., 6464)312. cut, building lots cleared, trees irofessional painting service, F. W. Woolworth, Silver Lane Maureen t 000 miles. Must sell. $1,595. Call topped. Got a tree problem? Well nterior - exterior. Free es­ )7 Plaza. East Hartford, Conn. 875-8907. f Heating-Plumbing ’T 1964 CHRYSLER POWER - worth phone call. 742-8252. timates, fully insured. 649-4411. Happy Birthday STEVE brakes, power steering, snow SAM Watson Plumbing and NURSE'S AIDE, - 11 p.m. to 7 UNCLE FRED Trucks-Tractors 5 ODD JOBS — lawn care, jack of a m., part-time or full-time, at (Better Late than| tires and wheels. $300. Phone 647- C. AND G. Home Improvement. Heating. Bathroom remodeling To the Best Godfather all trades, reasonable and Interior and exterior painting and Manchester Manor Nursing 1539, 649-3991. 1969 GMC HALF-TON - pick-up and repairs. Free estimates. Call a girl has ever had. Never) f prompt. Call 528-8649. wallpapering. Free estimates. 649-3808. Home, 385 West Center Street, with cap. 6 cylinder automatic, 228-9565, 228-3531. 646-0129. Love, Happy Birthday f. 1966 CHEVROLET BEL AIR - 44,000 miles. $1,600 firm. 646- STEF'S, sidewalks, stone walls, BOTTl Heating and Plumbing— Maureen % low mileage. $750. Phone 875- 5673. Jennifer Lynn 3426. fireplaces, flagstone terraces. All CEILING Painting and paper Prompt, courteous service. Call FEMALE HELP - Wanted for concrete repairs, both inside and hanging. $22.50 average room for 643-496. pleasant, light, clean easy relax­ Happy Anniversary 1968 VOLKSWAGEN PICK-UP outside, railings, landscaping. papering. Call 643-9112. ing work. Thursday, Friday, HaM y 39th Birthday?? $ BY DICK CAVALLI 1969 MERCURY — top condition, $1,150. Call 643- (beptemher 17) Rahsonably priced. Call 643^)851. NO JOB too small. Immediate Saturday and Sunday only. You MR. ABERNATHY BY ROLSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY CONVERTIBLE - power 7172. DEAR GRANDMA CLAIRE | steering, power brakes. Excellent service on service calls. Free can work all or part of the above Building-Contracting 14 days. Retired persons welcome. 17 Wonderful Years Love, I AND PUT THeVL condition, average mileage. Call estimates gladly given on heating WHY THANK y? To Our Precious Granddaughter rear end, privately owned. Can be Window shades made to • Custom Homes—Shells HARRY'S COLOR - Television 6788 ------1 seen at Songailos Texaco, Route tSee us at the Eastern State Ex ; measure, all size Venetian blinds. Service, repairs to black and •S KIM Love, DEAR CHARLIE P. i Keys made while you wait. TV WAITRESS WANTED - 30, Vernon. 643-1069. • position (outside the "Belter; white and color televisions. I H a m [ ^ and Grammie, We may be in opposite | ; Living ' Building) Sept 15-24 ! portables for rent. Marlow's, 867 644-2424 646-7435 Connecticut State license No. experienced only need apply. 644- 1967 MUSTANG - standard, Main St., 649-5221. Days Eveninii (K)05,38. Phone 6.33-1418 2649 ncle Bruce ends, but that’s no 1 excellent condition. 43,000 miles, CLEA.NING LADY — three days Happy 8th Birthday reason why we can’t get | new tires. 649-9749 after 5 p.m., WILSON CONSTRUCTION - Dressmaking 22 to our sister ALLEY OOP BV V T HA.MLI.N anytime weekends. MOBILE HOME - 10x45, good Sidewalks, driveways, back hoe weekly, must provide own together. | condition, priced to sell, must be work, landscape, lawn care. Rub­ MASONRY- All types of stone, CliSTOM made ladiej^ dresses, transportation. References re­ JODI LYNNHILDING moved from lot. Call 875-6510. bish removal. Free estimates. brick fireplaces, walls, concrete quired. ('iU.64»*5985 anytime. Joyce $ NO MAN MAJ m /S PUDE'S \ THEN I CHALLENGE ) ANY AS SOON AS YOU STEVE CA.NYON BY MILTON CANIFF 1966 LAMANS — 4-door hardtop suits. Bridal gowns and veils. Love, Scott, Todd and FOOL OF M E, M Y CHAMPKM. ' YOU TO MEET ME /TIM E, CAN GET REAITY .' Call 649-5900. steps, sidewalks No job too Also hand set fashion jeweliv. MAM... ms I Excellent condition, very clean. WHO IS THIS I IN THE LISTS, r- BUSTER. . Asking $650. 643-6817, after 4. 1964 SHASTA ASTROFl.YTE - small. F'ree estimates. Over 20 649-1133. _Srnokey says, “Me too” FOOT OAF, ANYWAY? NAME'S ALLEY. 'CHAMPION'.' /JUST TEIL \l 16'. travel trailer. Gas years experience. After 5 p.m Happiness is having OOP! . r--t ME WHENI ?AH .' FUIJHT OFFICER ^ A N U h e r e s t a n d s l i 'l ^ t h a t l o o k s l ik e ^ IT ISN'T A CARBAOE 7RUCK-BUT A MEMBER JUNK CARS — removed, any ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• NURSES, RNs-LPNs MASTV IS ACREApy PATSY CANYON.COOLINO MEW HASTY'S CAR OF THE IRISH REPUBLICAN ARMY MOVES CLOSE 1969 LINCOLN CONTINENTAL refrigerator and lights. 12 volt or condition. $10 each. Call 872-9433. 643-1870. 644-2975. Bonds-Stocks-Mortgages 27 ALL SHIFTS, a father like: HER YANKEE FEET OUT- AT THE CURB... TD MEWS AUT0M0glL6-AND REACHES UNDER 110 volt lights, awning, Reese PRESENT.' PLEASE — 2-door hardtop, 25,000 miles, FULL AND PART-TIME TOM HOOEY SIDE THE HOLY PLACE ,' I HOPE IT 15 HIT BY HIS COAT... well equipped, original owner, hitch. Sleeps 6. Good condition. TREES REMOVED - building CARPENTRY - Repairs, MOHTtiAGl'lS, loans first ’A 0ARBA6E TRUCK.' Happy Birthday I 643-5249 Call 649-6929. lots cleared. Fully insured. Free remodeling, additions, roofing second, third. All kinds. Realty Help Wanted 35S 6 estimates. Phone 872-9433. Call David Patria, South Wind­ statewide. Credit rating un- Due to our rapid (rowth we are Love, 1964 DODGE DART - 1972 PROWLER TRAILER - sor, 644-1796. nece.ssarv. Rea.sonable. Confiden­ increasini our professional staff. Ei- HOUSEKEEPER NEEDED Mother, Children and convertible, $150. Call after 6 16‘/2', used once, refrigerator, gas PIANOS TUNED - by a tial, quick arrangements. Alvin cellent slarlini salary, rejular salary one day weekly. References re- uidiiuuiiiuiciiGrandchildren » and electricity, toilet, heater, professional with over 20 years WES ROBBINS carpentry Lundy Agency 527-7971, 100 increases, excellent fringe benefits. quired. Phone 649-5189 after 7 p.m., 646-4258. remodeling specialist. Additions, sleeps 6, 646-2120. experience. (!all 649-7573 after 6 Constitution I’laza, Hartford. For appointment call Mrs. E. p.m. Help Wanted 35 1972 GTO — excellent condition. p.m. rec rooms, dormers, built-ins. Evenings, 233-6879. Motorcycles-Bicycles 11 bathnioms, kitchens, 649-3446 Saunders. Director of Nursing, 528- EXPERIENCED EXHIBIT - 11,000 miles. Asking $4,000. MOO, 528-6978. WAITRESS IF - you're looking Phone 644-0719. LAWNMOVER SERVICE - MORTGAGES - 1st, and 2nd builder. Excellent opportunity. 1972 HARLEY DAVIDSON - LEON CTESZYNSKI builder - Call Displaycraft, Manchester, for full-time work and you’re sharpening and repairing. Pickup mortgages Interim financing — over 21, we have a position SGT. STRIPES .. . FOREVER 1963 VOLKSWAGEN - 2-door 125cc, trail/street bike, 600 miles, and delivery. L&M Equipment new homes custom built, expedient and confidential ser­ EAST HARTFORD 643-9557. 872-4776. remodeling, additions, rec rooms, available for a responsible In­ sedan, rebuilt engine, $325 or best Route 83, Vernon 872-8311, vice, J D. Real Estate As.soc. 643- CONVALESCENT HOME dividual. Working conditions ex­ Monday-Thursday 8-5, Friday 8-9, garages, kitchens remodeled, WANTED BABYSITTER - p o n T R12E uN'nu'r&u offer, Call 568-2094, after 5:30, 51‘29. m MAIN SI . EAST HARTFORD cellent. 648-9168. SUZyKl 500 — 1969, new gears. Saturday 8-4. bath tile, cement work. Steps, An equji opportunity employtr. Monday-Thursday, 9:30 - 2:30. ------f— THE. WHITES EY&sJ Runs good $600, Call 527-9327. .SNOBS!., 1965 MUSTANG — 289, 4-speed dormers. Residential or commer­ Business Opportunity 28 $16 plus lunch. Please do not call MILK ROUTE — salesman, tachometer, console, new tires, Painting-Papering 13 cial. Call 649-4291. unless you can provide your own opportunity, available for retail u rrL K s i 'o K i s BY ROUSON clean. Asking $600. 643-4082. EXPERT repair^ing all makes of TAVERN FOR sale. Cooper transportation. 646-5614, 649-4866 bicycles including 3, 5 and 10- N. J. LAKLAMME - Carpentry RELIABLE WOMAN - to baby home delivery salesman. An en­ CEILING spexialist - expert Street, Manchester., For par­ after 5:30. joyable job with liberal fringe V ■ / 4 ',1 1965 MUSTANG - new paint, speeds. Manchester Bicycle Shop. workmanship. One ceiling or all contractor. Additions, ticulars call 649-2248. sit, days for 2 school age children, remodeling and repays. 875-1642. while mother works. 649-4912. benefits including pension plan, vinyl top, 6 cylinder, standard, 24 your ceilings repairied and RN's OR - LPN's, 3 to II p.m health, dental and opUcal in­ lAY.t YFHF , . ^ MPG, new dutch, hoses and 1!)72 HONDA CB 450 top Private Instructions 32 - and 11 to 7 a.m. shifts. Full and CW« YHtrO i painted. Also interior painting surance. Quality producta to lell shodu. Car In excellent condi- condition, must sell, 647-9042. IT'S TIME now to care for our part-time available. Excellent op­ and wallpapering. Call 289-0773. 15 at high commission rates makes Uon, Asking $590, Phone 646- P a v in g CERTIFIED TEACHER - with skin. Try a make-up approved by , portunity and benefits. Apply in 1970 HONDA MODEL - 750, this an exceptional poflUon. App­ 5377. INSIDE - outside, painting. Masters degree, available for the A M. A. For details call Jan at person. Meadows Convalescent green and white. Low mileage. GENERAL PAVING - no job 644-l‘290. We also need ladies for ly at Knudsen Bros. Dairy, 1100 SptH'ial rates for peopleL' over 65. tutoring, subject and gradt; open. Center, 333 Bidwell Street, Burnside Ave., East Hartfoid. An JEEP 1966 — model CJ5, steel Excellent shape. Stuck and too small or too big. Phone 647- Call 742-7391 .selling. Earn lots of money for Manchester. An equal opportuni­ Call my competitors, then call; * 9406 after 6 p.rn. equal opportunity employer. cab. 25,000 miles, $1,750. 649-9783 original equipment. Call 649-8407 me. Estimates given. 649-7863. Christmas, Will train ty employer. l*» NtA. U. after 5. after 6 p.m.

i PAGE TWELVE - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Sat., Sept. 16.1972 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Sat., Sept. 16,1972— PAGE THlRTTilffN Out of Town- 35 THERE OUGHTA BE A LAW BY BORTH AND WHIPPLE R o o m * Without Board 59 Apartmant* For Rant A3 ApartmanU Par Rant 43 Houst* For Salt 72 Houso* ForSalo 72 Houso* For Sal# Houses For Sal* 72 Loft-Lonef For Sal#______^ O u to f T o w n -P er S a lt 75 Help Wantfd For' Ront 66 UX)KING (or anything In real COUNER GIRLS - Part-Ume, ROOM FOR OENTLEMAn - OLDER 7-Room Colonial, MANCHESTER 7-ROOM -- NEW LISTING VERNON 4.8 ACRES - NORTH COVE3^TRY - 1-nom SoUEEtENlkKEL OlSMWASHERf RAMOEf c a Ht DO AMVnUMQ', quiet, convenient location. 224 eitate rental — apartments, commercial zone off Route 83. CLASSIFIED 10:38 a.m. to 5 p.m. and 11 a.m. WOODLAND 110x175' lot. Greatat possibleposs com­ Cape, fireplace, many extra ImmKuliti oMrt 5-reom Rluminum Cape, IW baths, dunporch, acre MIXERS,-lOASTERS, Charter Oak Street. 64S-8368. homes, multiple dwellings, no FOR RENT COLONIAL Excellent piece. Paul J. Coirenti to 5 p.m., Monday through BLOWS MIS FUSE mercial property.. HutchinsHutch Agen­ features, near hospital, urage. iid«d bunitlow. Tino bwlroom*, R«in| land. Only $86,900. Ooodchlld- percolators , FRV (eel. Call J.D. Real Estate Yes, a real super bargain for Immediate occupancy, C ^ now Agency, 643-^363. Friday. Apply Arthur Treachers EN/ERyMfMIMOVER MANOR Aaiodatea, Inc. 643-0129. PINNEY BROOK III cy, 649-532L Bartlett l ^ l t y . 7424)736, S4S- PAHS.EVEM CAKI ' MANCHESTER FURNISHED- those who want 4 bedrooms, 2‘/i $25,500, Hayes Agency, 64^131. room, dkiini room, tunny kHchon, ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Fish and. d^hips, 401 Center THE ELECTRIC BILL OirdM Aptrlrnsnli tmoll don, ondeiod porch, 2-car 2098, 569-1744, 643-7887. ADVERTISING Street, Manchester. O ^ M E R S room, carpeted, kitchen APARTMENTS DUPLEX 7-7, Excellent baths, fantastic kitchen, Retort Proporty-For Salt 74 BECAUSE OF ADULTS ONLY — immediate ELLINGTON, CONN. firafi. Includo* oxtri buildini lot. All privileges, modern bath, large investment possibility if bought fireplaced first-floor family MANCHESTER IDEAL - home VERNON-ELUNGTON - Une. WIFIY'S lounge, plush. Privacy. Parking. occupancy, 5 roomi, second floor, {99 and office combination. Six-room cHy conyonioncot. $28;500. DOLLHQU8E - Polished gem CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS OIL DURNER - Serviceman. heat not water, carpeting, with or with 7-room Colonial. Possible room. Tastefully decorated and Large modern five-bedroom 8:30 AJM. to 5:00 P.M. Ebcperienced domestic heating LAeOR'SAVlMG Female. 843-0002. HOMESTEAD ST. p « comm ercial property, 250x175 Colonial with 3 bedrooms, formal lodge. Everything on edge of 3 Cape, wooded lot, city utUlties, without appliances. Call 249-9397. sat on a large wooded lot. Low FOREST HILLS mile lake..Leaving for (Sermany. ana No. 2 burners. Good benefits APPLIAMCES" Month lot. A rare opportunity. Hutchins dining room, huge kitchen with Brick and stono 7-room Romblini IW bathf, Westinghouse dis­ Apartments For Rent 63 OFF W. MIDDLE TPKL tO-4 p.m. 13S' 50s. Bring lb. coffee, move in. Belleau and top hourly rate commen­ MANCHESTER TOTAL ELECTRIC Agency, 649-U24. pantry. 2-car urage. Immediate Ranch. Custom buM for Florida hwasher, Tappan range, diq>osal. COPY CLOSING TIMB FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. occupancy. Low, low 30's. Lake, East Wakefield, N. H., UtM NOON DAT BEFORE PUBLI0AT10N surate with experience. Resident DELUXE ONE — Bedroom iwmMvm R. F. BLANCHARD bound ownor, wHb flnost matorlals Immaculate. Immediate oc­ east of river preferred. Inquire 4VS-ROOMS — First floor, heat, $150. MANCHESTER Vicinity - Clean Wolverton Agency, Realtors. 649- 03830. Appointment only. 1-603- cupancy. U nder 30. M eyer, DcodUiie fW Saturday and Blonday la lt:M Noon Friday rtment, wall-to-wall carpeting REAtTORS-MtS 646-2412 and dotl|n-low, tow mointonanco In 522-3636. Imperial Oil Co., 981 Sullivan garage Included. $185. No F lirg b u unk 5'A-room ranch with rec room, 2813. Realtors, 6434)609, 6494)524. children or pets. Lease with I. 2 ind 3'bwJroom luiury tpartm ioli. FM lurn lughout, complete appliances, For Iht finer honwi. mind. Throo bodroomi, 2‘/i baths, •••aa#aaaaaaaaaa#aaa#aaaaaaaa## Avenue, South Windsor, 644-1521. Tm IN« U t PM OH —AM ntht$ Will to Will cirptling, vinitif llli tiillii, bulll ln r $175 carpets, swimming pool, on one • 1972 kf UmM rM*we* IrMleMk Im. security. Available November 1st. vanity bath. Centrally located MANCHESTER FIRST - Ume spKious liropiscod fimily room, Out of Town-For Salt 7S ovtn, rtn ii, diibwaibit. rilrififilo r iiid dll- BRAND NEW 3 room acre lot. $27,900. Hutchins Agen­ TOLLAND - PARTTIIDGE - MATURE WOMAN - waned for Phone 644-0238: poul. ilKlrlc hiat, 2 ill cobdltlomii, |liu $175 monthly. R.D. Murdock, on the market. Six-room Custom (largo covofod patio odjacont), formal 643-2602. units In brick and stone cy, 649-5324. Lane, five-room, 3 bedroom DIAL 643-2711 live-in and general house duties iliding doort. all largi roomi. Full bam nitit WELL MAINTAINED - 3- built Cape with full dormer, for­ dining room, largo living room, oat-in VERNON-OPEN - for Ranch, family sized cabineted u t DELUXE ONE-BEDROOM - s to iiii ana, ampla parliini. Sladini at 1175. Garden Apartment bedroom Colonial on comer lot. mal dining room, with chair rail, inspection, Sunday 2-5 p.m. 23 for elderly man. References. Call B JUST LOOM building. Range, MANCHESTER — Ideal 6-room kitchan, 2-car garagi, wall situotod on kitchen, disposal, range, apartment at the Teresa Handy lo ihoppmi, schooli. but and rill|lo u i LARGE ONE-BEDROOM - Large living room, formal dining family sized kitchen, living room Bancroft Drive. Directions: refrigerator, wamer, dryer, wall- 649-6308. AT MIS lacililiaa refrigerator, .disposal, starter home, kitchen has oven circular drivaway. Must bo sHn by Continued From Preceding Page Apartments, including apartment, with heat, carpeting room, country kitchen, IV2 baths. with fireplace. 3 huge bedrooms. Wilbur Cross Highway, or Route c o l l e c t o m o f Moital apartmani opan lor Inapacllon 12-6 and range, and huge dining area, most diKriminating buyor. to-wall carpeting, color TV appliances, carpets and air- and appliances, $179 monthly. b asem en t launary & IV2 baths. Beautiful condition. 44 to Vernon Circle to ftoute 30 to MAN — Part-time, for lawn and Saturday and Sunday, olhar tlmis by appoint- 14x24’ fireplaced living room, 3 or Also contains paneled family remains. Attached garage. Lot LITTLE HELPERS'" conditioning. $171 per month. Paul W^. Dougan, Realtor, 646- storage, wall to wall Low 30's. Wolverton Agency, UNIQUE CONTEMPORARY Vernon Avenue, left on South Help Wanted 35 H elp W anted 35 parking lot mainenance. Starting moni more bedrooms. Owner anxious. room, and brick patio with gas 100x252'. Asking |30,000. Listings Paul W. Iteugan. Realtor, 643- 1021, 6464535. carpeting. grill. Clo(M to Bowers School. Realtors, 649-2813. On scenic Wynoding Hill. 8 dolightful Street, right on Bancroft Drive. time 7 a.m. or earlier. Must have MuAi Miy, lU M iit iw paU $23,500. Wolverton Agency, appreciated. Austin Chambers driver's license. Apply in person, 4535 646-1021. Realtors, 649-2813. Owner. Asking mid 30s. Call 643- spacious rooms, 2Vi baths, ultra Signs on property. Five-room Realtor, MLS, 643-2325, 872-6618. MANCHESTER - New 3- Rtsorvt now for 2090 week days after 6 anytime ONLY $26,900 - 3-bedroom. Ranch home. 3 b^rooms, plus W H. England Lumber Co., ^ Bum by modern throughout. Abundance of Route 44-A, Bolton Notch, Conn. FOUR-ROOM - duplex, bedroom duplex, I'A baths, Oct. IS snd Nov. 1 Occupancy FOUR-BEDROOM - Dutch weekends. Ranch home, one may be used as built-ins, rocossod lighting, oipansivo 14x15' family room, full base­ BOLTON OVERSIZED - NCR 3600 OPERATOR ^pliances, $235 monthly, centrally located, adults only, no U & R Housing Corp. style Colonial, 24' living room, dining room, spacious living thermo-pino window walls, circular ment. automatic heat and hot custom built Ranch on 2Vk acres. For Our Office children or pets, security deposit rtw h e tte & Martin, 647-9993. CALL James J. Gessay room, tile bath, full basement. water, sewer and water. Just SPECIAL JOB — Opportunity excellent resiaential RAISED RANCH - 7 rooms, stairs, skylight, largt dKk with views Ideal for family with horses. Duties include posting, typing and general clerical required, $135. Call 643-1332. REAL ESTATE formal dining room, eat-in 300’ deep lot. Very conveniently right lot. Immediate occupancy. full-time service sation man. neighborhood, garage. Only $26,- of west. "Must bo soon." Excellent Quiet, friendly neighborhood. work. Hours 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., Monday through Friday. Tools and experience on tune-ups Rentals by THREE ROOMS - for rent; kitchen, living room has located. Move right in. Donald S Only $28,500. Donald S. Gale Close to new 1-84. Louis Dimock 8754)134 900. Hayes Agency, 6464)131. value in upper 50's. Company paid fringe benefits. We will train qualified and general repair. Good pay for GARDEN TYPE - two- Robert D. heat, stove and refrigerator, se­ cathedral ceiling, large master Gale. Realty Co., 485 Burnside Realty Co.. 485 Burnside Avenue. Realty. 649-9823. ' h o t *-' bedroom apartment, second cond floor, near bus line. No Ave., East Hartford. Realtors. East Hartford. Realtors-MLS. In­ typist to operate this machine. right man. References required. Murdock MANCHESTER NEWER - 6- bedroom, family room, floor-to- Call SUZANNE SHORTS 646-3233 floor. Includes heat, appliances, security required. 646-1098 after 5 ceiling fireplace, l ‘/a baths, MLS. Insurance. 289-7939. 247- Or PEGGY WHITEHEAD 643-9886 surance. 289-7939. 247-7711, EllINGTON Apply in person. 252 Spencer St.. Realtor ROCKVILLE - Eastbrook room Colonial, 3 large bedrooms. Manchester. carpets. $205 monthly. Paul W. p.m. l‘/k baths, formal dining room, aluminum siding, 2-car garage, 7711. PANORAMIC VIEW Help wanted 35 A rticles F o r Sale 4S Garden Product* 50 Dougan. Realtor, 643-4535 or 646- 643-2692 Apartments, on bus line. New 3- acre lot with privacy. $35,^. J. WATSON BEACH BOLTON 12-ROOM - Colonial CHENEY BROTHERS, INC. room unit in brick one story front-to-back living room, ex­ Bi|, buutiful 7-toom Rsitsd Ranch, BABYSITTER WANTED - 1021. 643-9551 3W-ROOM s e c o n d - floor cellent condition, convenient Philbrick Agent^, Realtors. 646- with four baths. 6 bedrooms, garden apartment building. Total MANCHESTER REAL ESTATE CO. 31 Cooper Hill Street Manchester, Conn. three nights a week, corner GARAGE SALE - Today! 124 BEANS TOMATOES - 646-6926 apartment, with'^eat and hot 4200. huge stone fireplace, garage and family room wRh firtplsct. 2-csr ATTENTION electric, range, refrigerator, dis­ location. Low 30s. Paul W. Realtors-MLS Hartford Office Center and McKee Streets, own Silver Lane. East Hartford, cucumbers, cabbage, onions, water. Phone 643-4638. Dougan, Realtor, 643-4535. tool room, one acre lot with pool. |srs|t. Spotlots lhreu|hout. IW DEMONSTRATORS - Work posal, basement laundry and 547-1550 _____ transportation. 646-0040. between 10 a.m. - 6 p.m. Kitchen peppers, squash and fruit. 21 AUTHER STREET - three COLONIAL $47,900 Fiano Agency 646-2677. bsths, bi( bodrooms. This homo it t with the company that has VILLAGER storage. Adults onlv, absolutely everything! Full color catalog. table, electric stove, glassware, Angel Street, Manchester. TEN ROOMS — Comtemporary bedroom Cape, 1 '/2 baths, '■‘M shed real btsuly prlcsd rifht at $36,900. APARTMENTS WE HAVE customers waiting for no pets, $135 monthly, $135 lease- BOLTON — Lakefront four-room OFFICE POSITION - Good Best Hostess awards! Largest sled, children's clothing, electric Ranch with 3-room studio apart­ dormer, brick front, rear EXPANDABLE — 5 room, brick For appointment call Tony WniWtky, the rental of your apartment or security. Call James J. Gessay, at Sii li r |i roomt. (ilvinf room, dininf room, Ranch, screened porch, carpets, typing skills, pleasant telephone selection, highest commissions. knife. Many more items. TOMATOES PICK - in own Immediate Occupancy PRESIDENTIAL ment or in-law suite, over I'A enclosed porch. Hot water oil bungalow with garage, beautiful 649-5306. MALE AND FEMALE home. J.D. Real Estate 875-0134. kitchtn. 3 btdroomt), plus icrMAOd porch, plus extra lot. Hutchins Agency. personality, aptitude for general No investment. I.B.M. system for containers. 21 Angel Street. 5-Room Townhouses, Associates, Inc. 643-5129. acres of land with a view, heat. Immediate occupancy. walk-up aUk, baMmont, auiiliary room, yard. 203 Highland St.. office procedures required Good TAP SHOES - size 12‘i, 13‘'2. Manchester. VILLAGE APTS. F*riced for quick sale. $25,900. Manchester. Owner. 643-2272. 649-5324. WEAVERS speedy and efficient operation, 1‘^ tiled baths, com­ HEBRON ELEGANT - 2- redwood construction. Large pantry, laundry aru, larft full bath upstairs • • • B & V V ••• starting salary, excellent benefits. (fall or write today, "Santa's Par­ Also Child's skis and poles. 40" 474 MAIN STREET, three-room MANCHESTER thermopane windows. Philbrick Ken Ostrinsky, Realtor. 643-1333. and ona-hall bath downstairs. DtUchod 3- 51 plete G.E. kitchen, bedroom apartment, full VERNON — 50 miles view. IH tin bassows and w a u s c e c«. East Hartford location. Call Mr. ties", Avon, Conn., 06001. Phone 646-2628. Household Good* apartment, second floor. Heat, One and two bedrooms. Agency, 646-4200. car far If f Has first and socond floor auNm-MU MACHINE OPERATORS wall-to-wall carpeting, equipped kitchen, dishwasher, workshop or storaft tpaco. This otdor MANCHESTER $28,900 acres, hill top estate. 2400 square Freeman for appointment. 568- Telephone 1-673-3455. Also $128. Security. Family unit. Call Immediate occupancy. COMTEMPORARY - SpUt- Mancktiiar firtiS *. Hmcfe. S4J-S3M private basement, d is p e l, stove, refrigerator, wall- Colonial couM uso somt rodocoratint hut it foot brick Ranch. Excellent area. 2020. booking parties. YARD SALE — Rain or shine, KITCHEN SET - 4 chairs, 646-2426. 9 to 5 p.m. Near schools, churches level, large living room, formal We will train qualified applicants. Company paid fringe benefits September 16 and 17th at Well excellent condition. $35. Call 649- washer-dryer hookup. to-w all carpeting, air con­ dining room, modern eat-in vary cloan, and in iictdonl condition PEACH $54,900 Hayes Agency. 6464)131. and shopping center, on throufhout It is locatod noit to tha M|h VERNON 5‘A ROOM - Ranch, and good wages. Altemating shifts. Drillers, Inc. Route 6, Andover 5404, after 4 p.m. ditioning. Magnificent view. DEAD END kitchen, 4 bedrooms, 2'/2 baths, trees and apple trees on the half-acre AVON CALLING — need extra TELEPHONE SOLICITORS - Charles Lesperance FOUR-ROOM apartment, newly school tannis courts, on a plaasMt, control, built-in oven and range, wall-to- money? Many Avon represen­ and Coventry town line. bus line. Call anytime. Childrep welcome, $210. Heat family room, 2 exterior patios lot surround this 7-room custom buiH BOLTON TWO — for the money: East Hartford. We need 25 people 649-7620 redecorated, appliances, heat, and lights included. D. J. Henry traa-linad straat S27.400 Two duplexes. 4-4. with garages, wall carpet throughout, large tatives earn an esbmated $40 a to work four hour shifts. Choose SINGER Touch and Sew. like You can hear a pin drop on this ilus one enclosed for carefree Cape in excellent condition, large treed lot, excellent area, im­ central location. Security. $180 646-2623 Co., 644-1330. buy them together or separately. CHENEY BROTHERS, INC. week or more. E^m extra cash — your own commissions. (?all 568- ENGLISH PRAM - $35. new, hems, buttonholes, stretch monthly. 649-3340. quiet street. Colonial, attached iving at its best. Excellent country kitchen, 3-4 bedrooms. Ten maculate condition. $26,900. 31 Cooper Hill S t Manchester, Conn. and have fun too! For details, call excellent condition; Swingomatic stitches, monograms, sews on fneighborhood. Philbrick Agency. (Quality construction refireflected in 8130 or ^ p ly in person, 419 Main BOLTON 3 — rooms in large garage. This home on a 75x196’ years old. Owner-agent 875-3471. 289-4922. baby swing. $5; 55-gallon water buttons, fancy designs. Originally MANCHESTER — Newer one- Realtors. 646-4200. unusually low heating costs. Fc Street, East Hartford, Opposite secluded country estate, treed plot gives you privacy. Call "The Home Team" heater. $10. 640-5142. $399.50, now only $99.65. Easy bedroom apartment, private en­ TWO-BEDROOM - Townhouse, MANCHESTER 3-BEDROOM - ODEGARD REALTY details Fiano Agency. 646-2677. Pratt and Whitney. appliances, heat, parking. $175 Seven good-sized rooms, living NORTH COVENTRY - 3- LATHE MACHINIST - MiU PART-TIME — work, cleaning PILGRIM MILLS - has full and terms. 522-0476. dwler. trance. flanch type. Includes heat 1 '/2 baths, fully equipped kitchen, apartment, second floor, 2-family RANCH — living room with plus security. No children or pets. room is 13x26, family room 643-4365 WOLCOTT bedroom Cape, IMi baths, laun­ machinist, class A. Openings days store and office space. Hours part-time openings for women to RELAX OVER — coffee, browse and appliances. $159 per month. dishwasher, stove, disposal, house, gas range and oven, no fireplace, modem kitchen, dining EAST HARTFORD - BeauUful Dogs-Birds-Pets 41 Available October 1st. 649-3458. 19x26. Buckley School. Owner M LS— Realtors dry. storage, finished rec room, and nights. Job shop experience. flexible. Must have references. measure and mark fabrics. (?all through our junque. Hope when ESTATES and household lots to Paul W. Dougan. Realtor, 643- refrigerator, wall-to-wall pets, $190 per month. Security room, paneled den, beautiful Split Level, large eat-in kitchen, acre, end of quiet cul-de-sac, moving to Florida. Asking $35.- rec room. 2 blocks to bus. city Familiar with aircraft type of Call 646-2830. Mrs. Sobol, 646-1000, SIX ST. BERNARD — puppies you leave, you full up your trun- buy. ^ b Fluckiger, 649-3247. 4535. 646-1021. carpeting, patio, barbecue ^ Is , req u ir^ . 643-2573. park-like lot 250' deep. $27,900. 568-8200 647-1573 $31,500. Owner. 742-8671. work. Overtime. Apply J.T. que. Illusions will sing from noon SOUTH WINDSOR - 4 900. Riilbrick Agency, Realtors, 646- MANCHESTER NEW - lisUng. water and sewers, garage. Low a**#***########*#####*######### for sale, parents pedigreed. No $225 heat included, children $28,500 for 6 ‘'z room Ranch. Slocomb, 68 Matson Hill Rd,. SCHOOL BUS - drivers - til dark, but come at 10 for a CLEAN USED — refrigerators, MANCHESTER NEWER - exceptional rooms, heat, hot 4200. 30s. F.J. Spilecki, Real Estate, EXPERIENCED RETREAD - papers, $75. 646-(X)40. MANCHESTER ' - Newer welcome. September occupancy. Lovely treed lot in fine Wanttd-Roal Estate 77 South Glastonbury. 633-9485. Bolton, 7:15 to 9 a.m., 2 to 3:45 Shop foreman for 11:30 p.m. to 8 place to park. Only Tag Sale in ranges, automatic washers with .duplex, half of two-family. D, J Henry Co. 644-1330. duplex half of 2-family, includes water, stove, garage, many ex­ MANCHESTER ROAD - 643-2121 tras. (ionviently located, no pets, neighborhood. Three bedrooms p.m. We will train. Phone 643- a m. shift. Firestone Retread, 20 town with live entertainment. guarantees. See them at B. D. Includes appliances. $190 per appliances, $190 monthly. Paul RANCH ON — three acres with immaculate five-room Ranch. 3 SELLING your home or acreage? WEST HIGHLAND - Terriers, security. Reasonable rent to quiet Large living room with fireplace, WOMAN FOR — housecleaning 5057, 649-2384, 649-8400. Bidwell Rd., South Windsor. Saturday, September 16th, 114 Pearl's Appliances, 649 Main St., month. Paul Dougan. Realtor, MANCHESTER - Newer 2- VV. Dougan, Realtor, M3-4535, 11 large rooms, 3 baths, 5 bedrooms, carpeted living room EAST HARTFORD - 2-bedroom For prompt friendly service, call AKC, 8 weeks, shots, wormed. responsible couple. October. 644- ICeitli call Warren E. Howland, Flealtor, Wednesday and Friday. Own Linwood Drive, Keeney Street Call 643-2171. 643-4535, 646-1021. bedroom Townhouse, includes 646-1021. bedrooms, family room, 2 with fireplace, eat-in kitchen, aluminum sided Colonial, at­ Louis Dimock Realty, 649-9^. Reasonable. 872-8138. 1665. 643-1108. transportation preferred. Call PART-TIME EXPERIENCED GENERAL RETREAD - Shop school area. heat, appliances. I'A baths, full kitchens, could be ideal for in­ brick front. Attached garage. tached garage, enclosed porches, 646-8257. — gas station attendant wanted. help. 3:30 p.m. to 12 midnight MUST, MUST SELL - PLEASANT — Three-room MANCHESTER -5 ROOMS - 2 laws, barn, 6 horse stalls, 6 Lovely wooded lot. Merritt Agen­ walking distance to schools, shop­ BASENJI — 8months. AKC male, basement, $245 per month, F*aul MANCHESTER - 3-family, ALL CASH for your property Must be over 18 years old. Call shift., and 11:30 a.m. to 8 a.m. TAG SALE — Saturday, Sept. mahogany twin beds, excellent bedrooms, first floor, includes ROCKVILLE - 3-room Real Estate regulation dog kennels. Philbrick cy 646-1180. ping and bus line. Only $^,900. looking for good home with apartment, convenient suburban W. Dougan, Realtor, 643-4535. centrally located, $4,500 annual wihin 24 hours. Avoid m tape, PART-TIME EVENING - work. Lydon Brothers Shell, 646-8440. shift. Firestone Retread, 20 16th, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. at 81 condition; appliances; 3-piece stove, refrigerator, garage. Call apartment with heat, hot water, Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. Call Len Ferri, Hurwit and children. All shots. Reasonable, location, appliances, basement, 646-4126 649-1922 income. Principals only. Call instant service. Hayes Agency, If you need extra money to buy Bidwell Rd., South Windsor. Jensen Street. Manchester. modern living room set, good like private home. Working 872^76. stove and refrigerator, $125. Simons Realtors, 646-1117, 289- 646-0131. to right home. 1-859-0817. owner, 228-9692. MANCHESTER another car. house, furniture or WOMAN TO — do housework, condition, solid construction, adulU. 643-2880. FOUR LARGE - rooms, Adults only, no pets, parking for SEVEN-ROOM - Split-level, 9525, for Christmas, start your training half a day a week. $2.75 an hour, HOUSEKEEPER - Mature, live TAG SALE - September 16,17, needs covers, worn, mis­ residential area, near shopping MANCHESTER SIX -rooms, one car. Security deposit re­ RAISED RANCH — 8 rooms, large living room with fireplace, AKC MALE — toy poodle, black, MANCHESTER - 9 room OUT OF TOWN - buyer wants 3- immediately with Nobility own transportation, references. in, country living, car essential, 10-5, 232 Penny Drive, Elast Hart­ cellaneous. Will accept center, heat, hot water, first floor, close to everything. quired. Call 643-9678. large modem eat-in kitchen, for­ beautiful family room, 1V2 baths. $28,900 TOLLAND— New listing. Ranch, 20 weeks old, all shots, good THREE-ROOM APARTMENT handyman's delight. Only $22,- bedroom Ranch or Cape. Will pay Boutique, an exciting new line of 647-1045. cook and care of two children, ford. Appliances, china, baby fur­ reasonable offers. Call now, 643- — Porter Street area, heat, refrigerator, stove, heated gar­ Immaculate. Also single home. mal dining room, 2'/k baths, 2 wall-to-wall carpet and many ex­ Spacious 7-room older Colonial. 6* 2 rooms, l ‘/2 baths, extra large up to $28,000. Call Paul W. disposition, housebroken. Call niture, toys. THREE ROOMS - $105. Will 500. Fiano Agency, 646-2677. recreation room. 520' lot. $26,200. home decorating accessories. For nursery school are. (?all 1-295- 872-8247. 2879. utilities, parking, refrigerator and age Adults preferred, $175. RLK Realtors, 523-1116 or 232- fireplaces, 4 bedrooms, wall-to- tras. Garage, large wooded lot Bright and airy rooms. 3-4 bedrooms, Dougan, R u lto r, 643-4535. details call 643-9306. PART-TIME MALE - help, 4 monthly, security. Write Box D, furnish, four rooms, $115 plus wall carpeting, 2-car garage with with privacy. $37,500. Philbrick Tremenl Agency, 872-6304, 872- 0126. stove. No pets. Security deposit. 7904. MANCHESTER NEW - listing. P'; baths, carpeted living room, for­ TAG SALE — Furniture, many MOVING OUT of State — wool Manchester Herald. utilities. Two rooms, furnished, electric doors. Many other extras. Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. 4453. days, 11-3 p.m., 4 nights. 6-11:30 ALASKAN MALAMUTE - pup Ideal for newlyweds. Call 236- Highland Estates. Gorgeous 11- mal dining room, eat-in kitchen, 2-car SELLING YOUR - home? CaU p.m. A. C. Petersen, 646-0836. MACHINIST — needed by small miscellaneous items. Friday, rug, bedroom set, living room set, MODERN THREE- room utilities, $30 weekly. Four rooms, Three years old. $43,900. Hagler Real Estate. We are for sale, with papers. Has had 0564. room U & R Ranch, 7 b^rooms, garage. Large lot with trees. EAST HARTFORD CARPENTER FOR - all types established company to operate Saturday, Sunday, 9 until dark. many household items. 643-4057. SPACIOUS CLEAN - 5-room apartment. Carpeting, utilities included, $165. 872-0359, Philbrick Agency, 646-4200. looking for listings. 643-6624. obedience classes, very good with MANCHESTER formal dining room, 3 full baths. Manchester line, beautiful 7- of work. Manchester-Willimantic MAN TO load and unload horizontal milling machines and 348 Oakland Street. MODERN 2-BEDROOM - apartment, plenty of closets, appliances, air-conditioning, 8 to 10 p.m. children. 643-1240. 2 fireplaces, large family room room Split level. Fireplaced area. Call 429-3534 after 6 p.m. beverage truck, Fridays only. $3 surface grinders. Trade school WESTINGHOUSE laundromat, appliances, utilities extra. Securi­ parking. October 1st. $155. QUALITY THROUGHOUT - SPLIT LEVEL $35,900 AMEDY REALTY SELLING YOUR - property? apartment with equipped with bar, 2-car garage, huge in- living room, dining room, large per hour. References required. background helpful. Good star­ CLOCK, CURTAINS - rugs, heavy duty, very good condition. ty. references. No singles. $165 HUliard Street. 568-3850, 649-7289. BOLTON — Two-bedroom can't be built today with these 7 room* to {iv< your tamily some CaU us first. We'll buy your home GREAT DANE — 6 weeks old, kitchen, located on bus line and ground swimming pool. Must be REALTORS 875-628^ kitchen with stove, dishwasher, HOUSE PARENT - perform Reply Box "G", Manchester ting rate with complete company clothes, quilts, comforts, lawn Call 649-3663. monthly. 646-5946. apartment, garage, porch, yard, features at this price. Large over­ immediately at a fair price, aU fawn male, has papers. Call near convenient shopping. elbow tpaco, wall lo wall, buiH-int, seen. Asking $67,900. Frechette & Profassional Servicos 7 days a disposal. Three bedrooms, I'A interesting and challenging duties Herald. paid benefits. Apply at Nobel and mower, 20 lbs. material, $8. Furnished Apartment* 64 $165 plus security deposit of $165. sized master braroom, oversized cash. CaU Lou Amida, 644-1539. anytime, 649-2384, ask for Jim. Escrow and lease required. Ren­ refriferator. 2 full bath*. Garaie, full Martin Realtors, 647-9993. weok baths, paneled family room, u r ­ supervising the mentally retarded Westbrook, 20 Westbrook Street, Siamese cat. 649-5459. OVAL DINING — room table. tal $180 per month. Call The 643-4461. living room, huge eat-in kitchen, Amida Flealty. in the Manchester or Hartford MANCHESTER Deluxe 2- ^ basement, ri|ht in Forest Hills. A real age, deck, beautiful yard. Low RN OR LPN, part-time and East Hartford. An equal oppor­ MINIATURE SCHNAUZER, - Queen Anne legs, four chairs in Jarvis Realty Co. 643-1121. TWO-ROOM furnished all built-ins, formica cabinets, buy. Family room, loo. Call Tony MANCHESTER - 4-4 duplex, area. Two furnished rooms, TAG SALE - Some antiques, old bedroom townhouse, includes Business Locations- taxes. Many extras. Upper 30's. ONE TO — four-family homes weekends. It p.m. to 7 a.m.. tunity employer. AKC puppies. Several lifters, $75 Cherrywood. Excellent condi­ apartment, heat, hot water, fireplaced family room, spare huge kitchens, two large ROCKLEDGE - 7-room meals included at very modest trunks, collectibles and mis­ heat, appliances, carpets, full F or R en t 67 Wasilefsky at 649-5306 today. Owner. 568-5361. urgently needed. Buyers demand Apply Laurel Manor, 649-4519. and $85. Call 1-429-9134. tion. $150. 649-3820. MANCHESTER stove, refrigerator. Apply room, large tile bath, large bedrooms and living room . Colonial double garage, rate, free utilities, good starting STENOGRAPHER cellaneous. Saturday and Sunday, private basement. $230 per Marlow's, 867 Main Street. closets, 2-car garage $37,700. fireplaced recreation room, IVz action. CaU the Paul J. Correnti APPROXIMATELY - 3,000 Separate utilities. $32,500. TOLLAND SPOTLESS - Raised salary, many fringe benefits. Will AGGRESSIVE SALES - minded CORRESPONDANCE - and September 16 and 17, 10 a.m. - 6 Office-Store Equipment 54 month. Paul W. Dougan Realtor, Philbrick Agency, Realtors, 646- baths, fully carpeted, all Agency now 643-5363. BEAUTIFUL KITTENS - BROWNSTONE square feet of space for rent. 35 • • • D & W ••• Wolverton Agency, Realtors. 649- Ranch features: three bedrooms, consider mature woman or persons to sell election year record keeping, Ught dictation, p.m. 49 Roll Street. 643-4535. or 646-1021. THREE-ROOM — furnished 4200. appliances, excellent condition. •••••••a*#####**###*####*#**** housebroken. 647-1816. Oakland St., Manchester, ground Tlw BARROWS AND WALLACE Co. 2813. IW baths, (Large master married couple. Equal opportuni­ books. Must be neat appearing. form letters. Prefer full-time, but USED OFFICE - Furniture, apartment, all utilities included, Asking $42,500. Goodchild- TAG SALE — Saturday, Sunday. APTS. floor. 649-1106. Riilton - MLS bedroom has one half-bath), ty employer. Call 429-6451, Ext. Students considered. Excep­ will consider less. Insurance and many desks and chairs, various 337 Oakland Street MANCHESTER AREA - Four- older employed, no children or Bartlett, Realtors, 643-7887, 569- Sewer Lines 311. ENGLISH S H E E P - Dog, AKC 8 Extension ladder. G.E. fan, room modern apartment, Manchtsltr Pirkidc. MiAch. 643-5306 MANCHESTER - Deluxe 8- living room with fireplace, eat-in tionally high commissions. 228- pension benefits. Apply Hartford weeks, $150. Great family dogs! sizes and styles. Excellent condi­ (R o u te S3) pets, i l l Main. room Garrison Colonial, 2‘/z 1744, 643-2098. kitchen, finished study or rec 3557. Despatch, Mrs. Danise, 9 a m. to Puritron, kitchen cabinet, work tion. Call 6^1700, Mr. Matrick. OUIET ADULT LIVING available immediately, with heat, THREE-ROOM comer office You’re Invited On TV Watch DRIVER AND — warehouse Phone 649-4884 or 643-1193. bench, tote cart, more. 3 hot water, appliances, carpeting, suite. House & Hale Bldg.. 953 baths, carpeting, double garage, room, one-car urage, carpeting, 3 p.m., 528-9551. We are an equal Large 1 & 2 Bedroom apartments. LARGE 2-ROOM — apartment, RANCH — Immaculate condition man, full-time. Call for appoint­ Crestwood Drive, Manchester. air-conditioning optional, parking Main St., Phone 643-4846. quality construction. Richard MlWCHESTEa built-in air-conditioners in Uving HEBER CITY, UUh (AP) - RESPONSIBLE BABYSITTER opportunity employer. A n tiq u e* 56 Ample closets, heat, hot water, stove, refrUerator and utilities SUNDAY, 2-5 P.M. throughout, eat-in kitchen, for­ ment, 647-1434. ADORABLE KITTENS - free to and laundry. $190 monthly. 64^ Martin school. Hayes Agency, 6 room ranch room and master bedroom. New There will soon be plenty of filth — to work week nights from 6 carpeting, parking for 2 cars, com­ included. Country atmosphere, mal dining room, large living good home. 646-6496. YARD SALE — Saturday and 2871, 646-0882. MANCHESTER - 100,000 646-0131. 24' diameter above ground pool on television in Heber. p.m. Housework on Saturdays. FULL-TIME SALESWOMAN - THE PACK RAT - antiques, pletely equipped kitchen. Air- $120 monthly, 742-8161. room with fireplace, 3 bedrooms, A hard lo find home in' Manchester, BABYSITTER WANTED - in Sunday 10-5 p.m. Sale doesn't square feet, will divide. Suitable New homes in Manchester with deck, on 1.2 acres. This is The filth will be shown on Call 872-9798 who can also do small amount of collectibles, bric-a-brac, Sunday garage, $29,900. Philbrick Aren- can be yours. Wall to wall in the large my home from 10:40 to 2:15, MINUTURE SCHNAUZERS - start before 10 a.m. Ill Cedar conditioning & garages optional. fo r manufacturing and with rural settings now under the perfect house to raise that bookkeeping and typing. only this week, 12-6 p.m. Flora MANCHESTER - One-bedroom THREE - ROOM - furnished, cy. Realtors. 646-4200. MANCHESTER living room. Full basement, with a closed circuit TV screens when Mondays and Wednesdays, vicini­ AKC. 7 weeks old. salt and Street, Manchester. CALL warehouse. 1-748-5634. growing family. Realistically WE ARE LOOKING - for a Tuesdays-Mturdays. This is a Rd., off Route 85, Bolton. Townshouse, private entrances, heated apartment. Private en­ construction, or pick your workshop. Close lo schools, shopping. Heber City officials try a new ty North Main Street. Also pepper. Reasonable. 872-3263. 646-1769 872-9690 $23,500 priced at $36,9(X). Shown by a ^ furnace operator on first and good safe, secure, steady posi­ full basement, includes heat and trances. Working adults. No pets. own lovely lot! CAPE 6 ROOMS large eat-in approach to solving sewage someone for occasional weekend MEDITERRANEAN DINING - DOCTOR'S OFFICE - Spacious, A nice home lor a nice family. Call pointment only. CaU The A.F. third shifts. Will train. Apply in tion. Shoor Jewelers, 917 Main THREE LITTLE - kitten, with room table, 4 chairs, 6 months Wanted To Buy 58 appliances, $200 per month. Paul Security deposit. References. 643- NUTMEG HOMES, Inc., has a kitchen, dining room. 3 large JUST LISTED Tony Wasilefsky at 649-5306. Price? Edwards Company, week days problems by having TV cameras sitting. 643-6033. person. Klock Co. 1366 Tolland St., Manchester 4860. air conditioning, heat, parking, white mittens want homes. Free, old; handmade Alvarez classical W. Dougan, Realtor, 643-4535, or excellent location. 649-1680, 649- reputation for excellence of bedrooms, one-acre treed lot, Recently decorated 6-room Colonial. 3 $25,900. 647-1852, weekends 875-7132. Installed in sewer lines to Tpke. Manchester. WANTED ‘i- Antique furniture, Read Herald Ads $27,500. Philbrick Agency. FULL PART — time waitresses, trained. 649-1203. guitar. 872-4776. 646-1021. 3549. bedrooms, carpeted llvin{ room and photograph leaky pipes. WOMEN PART — time for glass, pewter, oil paintings or Houses for Rent 65 construction and design. Realtors. 646-4200. counter, kitchen help. Reins New JANITORS-EXPERIENCED - cleaning and kitchen aide. Apply other antique items. Any quanti­ Come see why! dinint room. Eal-ln kitchen, yaraie, • • • W • • • York Style Delicatessen and MINIATURE POODLE - black, HOTEL MANAGEMENT - TWO-ROOM - office with large lot, excellent for chitdren. part-time, evenings, Manchester 12-4. Laurel Manor, 91 Chestnut male, AKC, shots, almost ty. The Harrisons, 643-8709, 165 FURNISHED FOUR - room MANCHESTER GARDNER - Ttw BSmiOWS SND WUUICE Co. Restaurant. Route 30. Vernon, books for sale. Call after 4 p.m., lavatory, heated, parking. Call Directions; North on Ver­ Ri i IIom - MLS area. Call 643-5691, 3-6 p.m. only. St housebroken, reasonable. 643- 644-0418. Oakland Street. single year 'round home, Boltop Street, Charming, 6-room, 2- opposite Howard Johnson's. Falconridge Apartments Lake. Available now until June after 4:30. 643-0030, 649-3175. non St., left on Scott Drive. Minclinln Pifkide. Mincli. (43-5306 Interviewing daily. 10-12 and 1-5. 0467 bedroom Garrison Colonial on VERNON & VICINITY LATHE OPERATOR - jig bore WANTED SERVICE - station TAG SALE — Carriage-stroller WANTED — Crank phonographs, 15th. Adults only. $175 monthly Fourth right off Scott Drive is Large treed lot in desirable AMEDY REALTY operator, Bridgeport operator. attendant. Also lubrication man. cast iron b^nks and toys, comic Phone only between 8-12 noon. Realtors - 875-6283 SUPERB VALUES OFFERED BY L ive Stock 42 combination, baby items, girls, IN Dearborn Drive. Look for neignborhood. Garage, fireplace, MANCHESTER SEVEN - room MEN AND — women who want Experienced only. Le-Mi Corp, Full-time, days. Apply Moriarty books, rouiid oak tables, early Resort Propefty- clothes to size 4, toys, dishes, 649-0072. 68 carpeting, appliances, city water Professional Services 7 days a week Colonial, l‘z baths, modern C. B.GOVANG AGENCY to build a future, earn high in­ 643-2362. Bros., 315 Center St, funiture, tin, china and pewter. For R ent signs. THREE BOX — stalls for rent, coats, lamps, household items, and sewers. $27,000. Owner. 643- kitchen, nice yard, city utilities. comes, part-time. Call Mr. Betan­ Manchester. 646-6535. TALCOTTVILLE THREE - pasture, pond, brook and trails, exerciser, snow blower, books, INDIAN SUMMER - Cape Cod, 9159. Richard Martin School. $28,500. MLS - REALTORS NOW ALSO SERVICING court for appointment, 644-2983 WAITRESS WANTED - hours bedroom house, two-car garage, instruction available 649-6272. old clock. Saturday, September MANCHESTER Chatham. Two-bedroom nicely Your Home May Be MANCHESTER - U&R Built Hayes Agency, 646-0131. Manchester, South Windsor and Vicinity 11-3, 5 days a week including REAL ESTATE salesman, DISCERNING DEALER - appliances. Available September CANDLE LOVERS - have a 643-1959, 16th, 9 a.m.-4 p.m., 55 Sherwood furnished heated cottage. Taken In Trade ST. JOHN STREET - Close to Raised Ranch, two baths, Saturday, $1.85 per hour plus tips. experienced preferred. Will con­ Circle. Manchester.______collector desires silver, early 15th. C a|fafter 6 p.m., 649-8396. everything. This one-owner pre­ candle party, receive free Many company benefits. Apply in sider training. Full-time basis papers, glass, primitives, fur­ Walking distance to Nantucxet carpeting, family room, exquisite SMALL OUTGROWN - pony, ''A Luxurious Apartment Community^' Sound. Off season rates. 643-1073. war Cape with small compact RANCH- 6 rooms, aluminum siding, 2 baths, fireplace, formal arrangements. Also make top p e rs o n . W. T. G ra n t Co. only Hutchins Agency, 649-5324. PICNIC TABLES, extra sturdy, niture, tin, china and pewter. 646- COLUMBIA FIVE - room BELFIORE yard with fruit trees. Double money demonstrating. Free kit. dapple gray mare, excellent with I mmediate Occupancy for yard is a terrific buy at only garage. $34,900. Haves Agency, $ 4 7 ,9 0 0 dining, eat-in kitchen, oven-range, dishwasher and disposal, Manchester Parkade. An equal young children. Road trained, all bolted. All-sizes and styles. 3784. Ranch, 27' L-living room, IV2 AGENCY $28,900. I 'z baths, garage. 5 no delivery. 643-0189, Sharon. opportunity employer. MEN - WOMEN. Earn $50-$75 2- From $30, delivered. W. Zinker. 1 & 2 Bedroom Brand New Apartments baths, king sized bedroom, 646-0131. Here is a 4-bedroom, I'/t bath Raised sundeck, 1,300 $q. ft., 1V5 acres! $34,900. house broken and enjoys televi­ Wanted to Rent 69 REALTORS - 647 1413 rooms down. 2 up. Must be seen 3 evenings work. No deliveries. sion Will be sold to loving child Windsorville Rd., Ellington, 875- privacy. References, no pets. to be appreciated. Will consider Ranch, located in the exclusive Room* Without Board 59 MANCHfvSTER VICINITY - 6- Car and phone a necessity. Call only Call Debbie. Bolton Center. 0397. Hartford 25 minutes. $195, 228- taking your present home in Mlnnechau|h area. Gorjeous tree- 649-7432 after 6 p.m MAN. WIFE — two teenage room Cape, new aluminum RAISED RANCH- 7 rooms, 2Vi baths, 2 firplaces, 3 bedrooms, Aniwer to Prcvioui kuizle 643-1707. after 2:30 p.m. RETIRED COUPLE - or 3630 mornings. trade. T. J. Crockett. Realtor. studded lot. Only two minute walk to CLEAN, dark rich loam, five children and full grown female GEORGIAN COLONIAL - All siding, new roof, 3-4 bedrooms, paneled family rooni, sundeck, all built-ins, Vt acre lot, 2-car Water Vessels woman to live in on small farm. 643-1577. (olf course. EXPERIENCED LANDSCAPE yards, $22.50. Sand, gravel, stone, LARGE EIGHT-ROOM St. Bernard dog n ^ 3-bedroom brick, ten rooms, four large overlooking Andover Lake. Only garage, $35,900. Article* For Sale 45 For details call 646-6426, 7-10 OPEN HOUSE house to rent in quiet $'23,500 Hayes Agency, 646-01 Jl. — Laborers, over 18. Full-time or manure, pool and patio sand. 643- Colonial fireplace, large lawn, bedroom s, beautiful entrance ACROSS 3 Geological a m. or 6-9 p.m. neighborhood in Manchester. Not MANCHESTER - Bowers part-time Saturdays. $2.50 per TAG SALE — Kitchen and 9504 ______parking area. Pleasant con­ foyer. Two fireplaces. 2‘'2 baths, School 6-rootn (,'ape with 3 1 La teen-rigged cskers over $170 per month. Call 646- MANCHESTER IMMACULATE R. F. BLANCHARD hour plus overtime. Grantland household articles. 10 a m to 5 venient location. Working adults. two-car garage. Sun-porch, in bedrooms and den. Sunny kitchen HI-RANCH—6V^ rooms, stained woodwork, front deck 4x20, vessel 4 Obnoxious ALUMINUM SHEETS - used as ROOM WITH - Kitchen SATURDAY and SUNDAY 7392 after 5:30 p.m. mint of condition. Philbrick - 6-room Colonial with 3 huge REALTORS-MLS 646-2482 plant Nursery. Call 643-0669. p m.. Saturday and Sunday. Har­ 643-2880. with oven and range, living room wooded lot! Appliances, stone fireplace, 1 Vi bath*, 2-car garage, 5 Powerful printing plates. .009 thick, 23x- privileges centrally located. 14 Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. betirooms. generous kitchen and For the liner homes. towing vessel 5 Outlined mony Hill. Hebron Rd . Bolton has wall-to-wall carpet Scarce 12x21' family room, carpeted. $36,900. 6 Shoshonean DRIVERS WANTED - to drive 32 ". 25 cents each or 5 for $1 643- Arch St. DESPERATE MOTHER - three dining room. 24' living room, 8 Flat-bottomed 643-5427 2711. AMSTON LAKE — furnished price range. $26,800. Wolverton boat Indian school buses in the town of STARTING at$190. school age children, need 5-6 TWO FAMILY - 5-4 immaculate shaded yard Only $27,900 FURNISHED ROOM - heated waterfront three-bedroom Agency. Realtors. 649-2813. 12 Relaxation 7 Gesticulation Manchester. Call John Sokolis. house, from now until June 20th. room apartment immediately in condition throughout, new roof, Wolverton Agency. Realtors. 649- 8 Idiotic FURNACE - HOT WATER - SCREENED LOAM - sand, redecorated, large house with Lot*-Land For Sale 73 RAISED R A N C H -7 targe room*, 3 bedrooms, 1V4 baths, ^ 13 Route (ab.) 643-2373 between 7 a.m - noon Twenty minutes from Manchester, 289-2526. exterior recently painted. Good 2813. 14 Wine cups 9 Leave out complete with burner controls. 2 gravel, processed gravel and fill. group living. Complete house OUTSTANDING FEATURES INCIIIDFO IN RFNT- living room with bow window, formal dining, eat-in kitchen with 10 Chest rattle circulators, etc. $225 643-7498 Manchester. First month and investment and return. Secon­ 15 Wings George H, Grifling. Andover, 742- privileges. Students welcomed. GARAGE WANTED - to store dary financing avaibble. Close lo RANCH 6 -- rooms, eat-in LARGE .ACRE - 210x210' in oven-range, dishwasher and refrigerator, large family room with 16 Roman bronze 11 Belgian syllable NURSE S AIDE - 3-11. full or after 6 p.m • Wall to Wall Carpotini security required. 529-9420. 45 Month (ab.) 7886. 646-7378. camper for winter. Call 649-1749, bus line. $32,500. Philbrick Agen­ RANCH kitchen, formal dining room, North Coventry. Eight miles authentic bam wood paneling, elevated bar, fireplace and 17 Classify stream 29 Do again 46 Engage for part-time Laurel Manor, 649- • Double Door Rofri|orator from Manchester Center. Call 19 Symbol for 4519 cy, Realtors, 646-4200. With 4-bedrooms, two full baths, first-floor laundry room, 3 large carpeting, sundeck and patio, garage. Child-safe street. $37,5(X). papers 30 Soviet city service ESTATE SALE - Sunday. • Diihwather AMSTON LAKE - Two- 743-6635 18 Scandinavian iridium 31 Being (Latin) 47 Love god LIVE BAIT — Open 24 hours THE THOMPSON House - URGENTLY NEEDED - by imainificent 18i28'liviniroom, fami­ bedrooms. 2 full baths, all 21 Sphere of September 17. 12 noon until 6 • Oiipotal bedroom Ranch. References and 20 Rag 33 Little 48 Meadows WOMEN TO — collect 'ggs. Ring bell for service. Shiners, Cottage St., centrallv located, mother and five children, all COLONIAL — 9 rooms, five years ly room, library, formal dininf room appliances and carpet included, action p m. Breakfast set. leaf burner, 3- • 30" Gai Ranfo (gas for cooking included) security required. Call 228-3792. 22 Occur again 35 Social 50 Tree's coat Mdler Farms, North Coventry, crawlers, ec. 144 Deming Street, large, pleasantly furnished school age, 6-room aparment or old, large modern kitchen with and much more. Acre plus lot with aluminum siding, garage, acre VERNON RAISED R A N C H -7 rooms, 1 Mi baths, 3 b^rooms, 1,415 sq. ft., 24 Harbor 23 Biennial plant beginner 51 Athena section book case, antique New rooms, parking. Call 649-2358 for 34 Assigned 643-8021. Manchester. Wapping Road. • Gat Heat and Hot Water home, near schools. Very room for table. First floor family lot, $.34,000. Philbrick Agency. LEAVES TURN GOLDEN stone fireplace, cathedral ceiling, appHances, family room, 28 Challenge fcoU.) 52 Go by water Home sewing machine, console overnight and permanent guest Out of Town- city utilities. Owners anxious. 50s. station • Air Conditioning 66 reliable. Will pay up to $250 room, 24’ long with fireplace, Realtors, 646-4200. carpeted, 2-car garage, sundeck, lovely wooded lot! $37,500. 29 Fish eggs 37 Expungers vessel model victrola. clothes rack, 80 BAG ICE CUBE - vending rates, For R ent monthly. Phone 643-l'730. Next month on this 1.7 acre buildini 32 Heavy blows 25 Preposition 41 Tapered 53 Domestic INSPECTORS EXPERIENCED • Two Cir Perking formal dining room, large living 26 Organ part night tables, side chairs, upright machine, one year old. Also ice MANCHESTER LOVELY - 7- lot. Hi|h and dry. Cleared for house. 34 Melts down pieces of wood slave — for machined parts. Purdy metal cabinet, mu.sic cabinet, • V/i Beth* in 2 Bedroomi STAFFORD SPRINGS - 20 room, 4 bedrooms, full basement 36 Ocean vessel 27 Musical 44 Musical note 56 Obtain maker 400 lb. capacity per day. ROOM IN — private home, room Colonial. 3 bedrooms, Possible duplex site. Heavily treed. Corp., 586 Hilliard St.. brass costum er. Vudor 12x7 • Patio t Balconiei West Street, new 3-room unit in Business Property- with rec room and laundry. Large R. F. BLANCHARD COLO NIAL-2,100 sq. ft. of living area, 4 big bedrooms, 2V4 38 Genua of 1 2 4 Manchester, 649-7778. Both for price of vending kitchen privileges, parking. wooded lot. Garage. $41,500. carpeted living room and dining Nice nei|hborhood. Hurryl! Will not mosquitoes r - v r - r “ r - t6 IT porch shade. 6x7 bamboo shade. • Mailer TV Antenna brick ai^ stone garden apartment For Sale 71 REALTORS-MLS 646-2482 baths, large closets, formal dining, big living room, eat-in kitchen, machine a/one. 647-1076. Female only. Call 643-6609. building. Total electric. Range, Philbrick Agency, Realtors, 646- riKim. paneled den, large kitchen last lon|. Call Jon lennini* today. 39 Bushy clump 12 13 14 Many other household items. 23 • Storage Area t Laundry FKilitiei For the finer homes. self-cleaning oven-range, dishwasher and disposal. First-floor 4 0 b a lin e MAN WITH DRIVERS - refrigerator, disposal, basement. 4200. with pantry. Two-car garage. Fantastic buy at $6,800. 649-5306. Cambridge Street. Manchester, Boat*-Acce**orie* 46 ATTRACTIVE ROOM - for • Modern Kitcheni BROAD STREET - 68,000 Uivclv wooacd lot, Merritt Agen­ family room with fireplace, beamed ceiling, paneling and 42 Tree trunk IB 16 17 license to work at egg plant. 643-5239, 643-8505. laUndry and storage area. Adults square feet of land with modem 43 Tardier Contact Miller Farms, 643-8021. working girl, all comforts of • Close to Shopping I Highways NINE ROOMS - large treed lot cy, 646-1180. carpeting, 2-car garage. Large lot with a view! $46,500. 11 only, no pets, $125 monthly, $125 commercial building. Your 45 Nut coverings IB 21 EVINRUDE outboard motors, home, central location, board op­ lease security. Call James J. fine neighborhood, 2-car garage, • •• B & W ••• 4BDegnule Garden Product* 50 Hols claw and M astercraft tional. 643-6745. business will boom in this loca­ tiK BARROWS AND WAIUCE Co. 23 iiarden Product* so Gessay, at 87^134. I'/k baths, finished ree room plus FIVE ROOM — aluminum sided 54 Ireland trailers, sales-service. Complete tion. Call for particulars, Hayes Colonial, completely refinished Rtillois - MIS 55 Ovum 1 E.Catholic High Schooli i main floor family room, new u 25 u 29 service department, boating GENTLEMAN ONLY - large Agency, 646-0131, MANCHESTER ManciMilti Rjtkiilt. Minch BAS SSOS 57 Exclamation IT kitchen. Priced in low 40s. Keith close to shopping, garage, front- ■ supplies, accessories, Woolsey bedroom in private home, cen- Real Estate, 646-4128, 649-1922. to-back living room, low 20s. Call Other listings available for your inspection. $22,900 to $95,000. of sorrow Jej W 34 u BOLTON INDUSTRIAL - land AMONG THE MAPLES paints. Gerich's Marine Service, trally located, parking, VERNON TOWERS Cliff Newhall, Hurwit and Simons We need liitinii immediately. Your home can be told if you Hat it 58 Malaysian ■ FRESHLY PICKED FALCONRIDGE for sale including rented package Sits this aluminum sided 6-room Cape canoe 36 IT \— 1982 Tolland Tpke., Buckland, references. 646-1051. "Whvre lh« cost of livm | is iis y " Realtors, 646-1117 , 289-9525 MANCHESTER - Five acres, 3Va with The Qovang Agency. 59 Arilcaran APTS. store, also rented auto body shop. close to center of town. Snufflt up to a 643-2363 acres commercial zoned, with 6 0 C h e c k 46 41 ■ p r NATIVE VEGETABLES 228’ frontage on busy highway. Butter-sugar and yellow Corn. Delicious, fun to eat Field-ripened GENTLEMAN ONLY - kitchen TtalllcLlleO w MlildloTpk. Sp«cious ont in d two bedroom ip iftm in ts tha 2 0 " S MAN(!HESTER 7-ROOM - the coty fireplace this fall. Rec room 250' frontage. Seconds from 61 Hardy (taluft (ulty ippliancad kilcbens, will lo wal For full infonnation, call E. A. 43 tomatoes, Green and Wax Beans, Peppers, Cucumbers, Lettuce, 22 OWENS FLAGSHIP - ' cabin privileges, free parking, central ThrH-b«droom Colonlil («ith tnodern Cape, mid 20s, new roof, new in basement. Has city sewer, water, Route 15. Woverton Agency. heroine head. location References and security c irp ttin i. I ir | t bedrooms, dininf room and Mitten, Realtors, 643-6930 or 649- 62 Streets (ab.) a a 4 Cabbage, Onions, Egg Plant, Yellow and Green Squash Also Fresh cruiser, sleeps three, kitchan and bath. Garaia and IrNd bath, wall-to-wall, rec room, nice (as, immediate occupancy. For more Realtors, 649-2813. E() II &2 b galley. 742-7416. required. 643-2693, after 4:30 living room and -lis ltn lo Ih ti baal. Iightt and 9890. 68 Hardy type of _ Native Fruit. ajr conditioning One bedroom 1179; two lot. Hurryl starter home. K.J. Spilecki, Real details call Ion Jennin(s, 649-5306 C. B. GOVANG M p.m. for appointment. Center St. c a b b ie 50 33 S’ bidrooms $?09 Who said that the cost of living blstale. 643-2121. $26,500. MANCHESTER RURAL - half MLS Realtors Post. Rd. Plaza Florist-Nursorios 48 Houses F or Sale 72 acre, $6,500. Andover- DOWN is BS BO F ill 92 oil I SB l i going up? Children weicoma Route 30, Vernon BUCKLAND FARMS GENTI,EMAN - Room with CAPE — $27,900 — Immaculate • • • B & W ••• Overlooking lake, $2,200. Coven­ 1 (Ullage DUPLEX — 7-7, four bedrooms R. F. BLANCHARD 41 a Comer Adam* and Tolland Tpke. CANADIAN HEMLOCKS - 3, 4 kitchen and house privileges. 6-room Cape, bus line, 3 IlM BARROWS AND WAl LACE Co try, ffalf acre, excellent area, 643-9574 872-4165 official 63 O PEN D AILY 10:00 - 7:00 P.M. on large treed lot. Great commer­ REAtTORS-MtS 646-2482 (Oppo*ite Caldor'*) and 5' tall, dig your own, $3. each. Refrigerator, washer, dryer, D. J. HENRY CO. bedrooms plus den. Frenchette St Roilloti MLS $3,500. Tolland,-acre, $3,900. 2 Nimbus 646-7800 - 568-4400 cial potential. Hutchins Agency, For tha flnar homai. (N iw irAria iNTixrxisE assn.) Call 644-1854 , 644-0891. parking. 643-5600. 644 1330 Martin, Realtors. 647-9993 M in c h iiU f P iikadt. Manch. 643-S306 Ifayes Agency, 646-0131. 649-5324 PAGE FOURTEEN- MANCHESTERC l ^ EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Sat., Sept. 16.1972 The Weather Way I Heard n Police Report MPOA Stand on SAM Cloudy and warm tonight, with By John Gruber lEuPtittm Bpralii a 40 per cent chance of rain, low Obituary Two Youths Page 2 in the mid 60i. Tueaday, fair and. Charged In Disappoints Mayor quite warm. High 85 to M. Samuel Kantrowitz Auto Case Mayor John Thompson, who is aware of program shortcomings MANCHESTER — A City of Village Charm TWeinTY-TWO PAGEjj PRICE FIFTEEN CENTS Samuel Kantrowitz, 83, of West Two Manchester youths were a strong backer of the SAM and are in the process of MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 18,1972 VOL. No. 297 Hartford, father of Mrs. Irving L. arrested last night on charges of (Summer Activities in reviewing the experience of the Bayer of Manchester, died yester­ second-degree larceny when they Manchester) program, said this past two summers. Hopefully, we day at St. Francis Hospital, Hart­ were apprehended by police on week he has noted "with interest can learn from this expierience." ford. Olcott St. where the two had been and frank disappointment” the Other surviviors are his wife. 2 in an allegedly stolen car. A third opposition to the program by the "It is unfair to the vast majori­ sons, 2 other daughters, a unidentified youth is still being Manchester Property Owners ty of those Involved to Judge the brother, 12 grandchildren, and 6 sought in connection with the Association (MPOA). program on the basis of unaccep­ Israel .^ 2 great-grandchildren. incident, police said. The MPOA’s executive board, table action by a few," he wrote. Funeral services will be Sales Tax Cut Arrested were William C. two weeks ago, went on record as "Those of us who have been close tomorrow at 1 p.m. at the Weins­ Dobranski, 17, of 61 Englewood opposed to any allocation of town to the program have been Recalls tein Mortuary, 640 Farmington Dr., and Kevin P. Perzanowski, funds for the program for next favorably impressed with the at­ Ave.,'Hartford. Burial will be in 16, of 45 Wedgewood Dr. Both summer. SAM has been in ex­ titude, activity and maturity of Emanuel Synagogue Cemetery, were released on $500 non-surety istence for the past two summers. the youth leadership. In the con­ • Wethersfield. \ bonds for appearance in Circuit Thompson, in a letter to duct of the SAM program, in- Troops The family suggests that any Held Too Small Court 12 at Manchester Sept. 25. Charles Pillard, president of the volvemeijR by the youth memorial ontributions may be According to police reports, the MPOA, wrote, ”1 would welcome themselves'mas, been kept to a state government would get made to a charity of the donor's SUFFIELD (AP) - The special session was announced two were occupants of a car the opportunity of sitting down minimum. He concluded that, about $19 million in the reve^e- choice. By THE ASSOaATED PRESS General Assembly probably and said they planned to "con­ stolen from Manchester with your executive board to "While I am aware that there could reduce the state sales sharing bill that is expected to i sider such things as reduction of Oldsmobile, 512 W, Center St., discuss further the continued sup­ have been some probleins in con­ Israeli soldiers ended a 32-hour tax more than the one-half per passed by Congress. That wouA taxes” which was reported missing after port of what I consider a good junction with this program, I also search-and-destroy mission cent proposed by Gov. also permit the legislature to "I don’t know why all of a Miss Maude Brigham a break Sept. 8. program." Noting that the MPOA know that programs of interest to against Arab guer^las inside decrease the state taxes on safes Thomas J. Meskill if it could sudden he's trying to one-up COVENTRY - Miss Maude The stolen car, spotted by had backed town funds for SAM thousands of young people have Lebanon and then returned home and capital gains, he said. everybody," Caldwell said. He Ella Brigham, 88, of Mansfield, police on Olcott St. at about 10:30 in the p.ast he added, "We are been successfully conducted.” to begin Yom Kippur, the holiest get the necessary financial Meskill proposed that the 7 per noted that Thursday also was the formerly of Coventry, died p.m. yesterday, was pulled over of Jewish holidays. information. Senate President cent sales tax be dropped back to day Democratic presidential Thursday at Windham Communi­ and the two occupants jumped Lt. Gen David Elazar, Israel’s Pro Tern Charles T. Alfano 6'/2 per cent starting Dec. 1 and nominee George McGovern ty Memorial Hospital, Williman- out of the car and ran into the chief of staff, said the mission said Sunday. that the tax on capital gains be visited the state. tic. woods, police said. reduced from 6 to 5'2i per cent. GOP Demands Apology ending Sunday night was a com­ “I anticipate, not even con­ Meskill is a chief regional Miss Brigham was born in F’olice fired two warning shots That would deprive the state of plete success and his forces sidering the revenue sharing, that figure on the GOP presidential Coventry and had lived in the in the air in an apparent attempt $24 million in revenues, but the In Watergate Affair destroyed 150 guerrilla houses we (the state) will have a $40 campaign. Coventry-Mansfield Depot area to stop the two youths. One of the $5 million not matched by the and bunkers while killing about million to $50 million surplus this The governor announced in the all her Ufe. She was a member of youths, identified as Per­ revenue-sharing return could be between wage and price in­ 60 terrorists and taking several fiscal year,” the Suffield sumflTer that he expected the Violet Rebekah Lodge of zanowski, was wrestled to the iFontinued from Page II made up "by continuing economy creases. prisoners. Democrat said. state would realize about a $30 Willimantic. ground by one policeman and in the operation of state govern­ of how the government should Tel Aviv said three Israelis He claimed the Democrats million surplus from the 1971-72 She is survived by several then taken to police head­ ■“Most important for every fight inflation. were killed and six wounded, have been trying unsuccessfully ment, he said. fiscal year if the courts permitted cousins. wage earner," Rumsfeld said, "is "I'm sure that when we get the quarters. In Portland, Maine, near the while a Lebanese army com­ for some time to get certain taxation on 100 per cent of each The funeral will be today at 2 When other police cruisers the fact that, for the first time in information," Alfano said, "we'll end of an ll-day- 17-state cam­ years, he4ias enjoyed an increase munique claimed the Israelis lost budget figures from the person's capital gain. A ruling, p.m. at the Potter Funeral Home. were sent to the scene to assist in 18 dead on Saturday, theflrst day be able to reduce the sales tax however, directed the state to tax 456 Jackson St., Willimantic. paign trip, the Democratic in real ^ n d a b le weekly ear­ Republican administration. the search for the second youth, nominee said Nixon's wage-price of the operation. The com­ even more." only half of the gain and placed in Burial will be in Storrs Cemetery. Dobranski surrendered, police nings." Meskill directed the General The Republican governor's tax controls should be replaced by Shriver, in 'G(wn Bay, Wis., munique also said eight Lebanese doubt MeskilTs proposal of a half said. Assembly to reconvene Tuesday proposal was described by voluntary guidelines backed up also talked aboutY^onomics. He soldiers were kiU€d, 12 wounded per cent reduction in the sales Police said the third uniden­ and 20 missing. in special session to consider his Democratic legislative leaders as tax. by presidential pressure. told local Democrats that the plan to deal with the threat of bus tified youth, suspected of stealing McGovern’s speech to labor The Israelis said they searched Manchester, Andover action they had been calling for Mrs. Sherwood Humphries wage-price control system should Barry strikes Oct. 1 in Connecticut's six Meskill since then disclosed the car, was not in the car at leaders and his own supporters 16 Arab villages during the opera­ all along. Mrs. Alice K. Humphries, 55, of be ended “'because trat system is largest cities with indirect state that the state had a $28.7 million Olcott St. last night. Investigation was his first full statement of his tion and air force jets bombed Senate Majority Leader J. 57 Garden St., wife of Sherwood not working to controj anything.' subsidies. surplus but an estimated $15 is continuing. proposals to replace Nixon’s and rocketed eight guerrilla en­ Edward Caldwell of Bridgeport Humphries, died this morning at million to $20 million in capital- Phase 2, which he has criticized campments and two head­ On Saturday evening the gover­ said he and other Democrats met Manchester Memorial Hospital. VERNON Won’ t Run with Meskill just before the gains taxes must be return^. The Ennises Are A Scouting Family for the past year. quarters complexes. Hold Republican Picnics nor announced that Connecticut’s Mrs. Humphries was born Aug. Mark A. Crandall, 20, of 2 Israelis Cfpen The raids were a reprisal for 1, 1917 in New Haven, daughter Herbert Stein, chairman of the Green Rd.. Rockville, was Sept. 14 will probably be observed as "Eagle Scout Day ' Scout badges in special ceremonies at a Troop 27 Court of the killing of 11 Israeli Olympic Atty. David M. Barry said of Mrs. Florence Dunning arrested by Vernon Police yester­ President’s Council of Ekionomic Major Attack today that he will not be a can­ him and chatted for awhile. by the Frank Ennis family in the future. Last Thursday night, Honor at St. Mary's Episcopal (Yiurch, proudly display their team members at Munich and The weather was beautiful; the elephants, with dark blue slacks. Knollmeyer of New Haven and day afternoon on a Circuit Court Advisors, told a manufacturers’ didate for the Democratic Others were heard saying, "I Over Lebanon guerrilla raids in recent weeks chicken delicious; and about 300 He conceded that they weren’t the late Fredrick Knollmeyer , 12 warrant charging him with Ennis celebrated the 25th anniversary of receiving his Eagle medals to their parents. The Ennis family lives at 98 Church group in Williamsburg, Va., that nomination for the new Fourth used to live in New Britain, across the Lebanese. border, party workers and supporters en­ true GOP elephants, since the and had lived in Manchester for third-degree burglary and second- Badge by welcoming his twin sons to the Eagle Scout ranks. St. (Herald photo by Pinto) the policy proposed by McGovern Senatorial District. governor,” or, "I used to work New York Congressman, (Continued from Page 1) which have resulted in killing of joyed themselves at the annual trunks hung down rather than the past 34 years. She was a degree larceny. Jeffrey, right, and Gregory, who were awarded their Eagle is "where we were in 1965 when there,” referring to MeskilTs Nabatiye, the spokesman charged at least three soldiers. Republican barbecue, held Satur­ being turned up. This is the year member of South United ’ Police said the arrest stemmed inflation was kicked off. Yet, His announcement left the home town. the aircraft hit a guerrilla head­ "I can assure you we will pur­ day afternoon at the pavilion in of the new GOP elephant image, M ethodist Church and its from vandalism and thefts at the McGovern is offering this as a Democrats without a declared substitute for a program he says quarters ““which was probably sue and root out the terrorists Wickham Park. he added, in stressing the need National Officials William F. Ryan, Dies Women’s Society of Christian Lottie Fisk Memorial Building in candidate for the position, but S k v ia rk Women’ s Rec Events placed near the refugee camp in wherever they may be,” Prime Above, Sen. Lowell Weicker for Republican teams in the state Both Weicker and Steele Service. Rockville Aug. 29. clearly failed and exploited the Manchester Democratic Town the hope of gaining additional Minister Golda Meir declared in a makes one of three brief talks and nation. arrived shortly after Meskill’s Survivors, besides her husband Crandall was released on a Bay State worker” Chairman Ted Cummings said he NEW YORK (AP) - Rep. Officials said there would be no Ryan's death brought security from bombing” radio speech at the beginning of during the picnic. Other speakers Andover GOP departure. Weicker wound up his and mother, are a son. Thomas F. $2,000 non-surety bond for court (Continued from Page 11 And Donald Rumsfeld, director is confering with the leaders of William F. Ryan, a veteran interim appointment to fill statements of sympathy and grief Announced For Fall Residents in Tel Aviv heard Yom Kippur. were Gov. Thomas Meskill, ex­ Earlier, Meskill, Weicker, stay by purchasing tickets on a Humphries of Manchester; a appearance at Rockville Oct. 3, of the Cost of Living Council, the seven other towns in the Democratic liberal who was the Ryan’s seat and his replacement from many of his colleagues. Tainted By will be a new Munich tragedy ' warplanes roar overhead, While claiming over-all treme left; and behind Weicker, Odegard, along with Cong. drawing for prizes and designated daughter, Mrs. Eklwin Wright of police said. The Manchester Recreation homemakers club with lectures, defended Nixon economic district and he insisted there first Congressman to vote against as the nominee will be chosen by In Huntington, W. Va., Sen. This referred to the killing of 11 shattering the quiet of the Jewish success, Israel said the unex­ Richard Rittenband of South Robert Steele and State Rep. the town party the beneficiary if EInfield: two sisters, Mrs. Charles Department has announced its presentations and special events; policies by issuing a statement in would be a candidate by Satur­ funds for the war in Vietnam, has Democratic district leaders George McGovern, the members of the Israeli Olympic Sabbath. pected resistance from regular Windsor, Republican candidate Mrs. Dorothy Miller attended the his luck proved to be good. Warren of Orange and Mrs. Ray­ Red Tide fall schedule of adult classes for 1 to 3 p.m., ShirreL a unique way Washington saying the ad­ day. the day on which, under died of cancer at 50. within the congressional district. Democratic presidential can­ feam by Palestinian terrorists The spokesman said all the Lebanese army units was the from the First Congressional annual Andover Republican Baa- Between conversations, Steele mond Chambers of North Bran­ Stanley G. Kasevich, 54, of 27 women to be conducted at the to make beautiful rVigs similiar in ministration has held a balance court order, the parties must Ryan died Sunday night at didate, said Ryan “was one of the last week. planes returned safely after the 8 suongest defense they have put District. At the extreme right, M. Baa-Q. was able to enjoy the picnic ’Throughout his six-term con­ ford; a niece and several Hammond St., Rockville, was West Side Recreation Center at appearance to hooked or braided, make their selections. Memorial Hospital where he had most courageous and articulate (Continued from Page li Most of the passengers thought up since the 1967 Mideast war. Adler Dobkin, Republican Town “And when my mother called dinner. He was probably most gressional career, Ryan cham­ nephews. issued a motor vehicle summons 110 Cedar St. Registration will but a new concept using a m. attack. been since July 6. A spokesman voices for peace in the United it was a joke when they saw the "We are not fighting the (Committee chairman, introduced me ’Thomas, I knew she was familiar to those present because pioned causes that cost him in­ Funeral services will be Mon­ yesterday afternoon charging him begin Monday. crocheting techniques, heavy He named nine of the Arab Although he has not said he is a said he suffer^ a recurrence of States Congress.” Ipswich. B’or these people alone, trio appear with guns outside the Lebanese army,” an Israeli com­ local candidates: Atty. Ronald mad.” ’That was Gov. Meskill of his campaign and election two fluence in the House but found day at 1;30 p.m. at the Holmes with improper passing on Rt. 30. Classes will start Oct. 2 with warp, special crochet hooked for villages hit earher as Rmeiche, candidate, David Odegard of throat cancer following an opera­ Mrs. Abzug said, “He was a control cabin. "Even an air mander told his troops before Jacobs, judge of probate; State. talking to five-year-old Tommy years ago to represent the Second favor with his liberal constituen­ Funeral Home, 400 Main St. Court date is Oct. 3 at Rockville, he said, the losses could run late registrations being accepted rugmaking with Louise McGrady, Session Ain Ebel, Bint Jbail, Ainata, Manchester, who is the incum­ tion for a perforated stomach good and courageous man. His between $30,000 and $50,000 a hostess smiled and seemed to they entered Lebanon, according bent state senator within the Sen. David Odegard; Donald Tedford, son of Councilman and Congressional District. cy on Manhattan’s West Side. Burial will be in Blast Cemetery. up to the second week in October. author, lecturer and instructor in Etori, Beit Yaroun Kafra, Had- ulcer. passingls a great loss to the cause think it some sort of a joke. ' Dr (Continued from Page 1) to a diqwtch from newsmen with Genovesi and John Garside, state Mrs. Wlton Tedford of Vernon. Friends may call at the funeral week. The class schedule is as follows: Shirret. dasse, Jamijam and Aitaroun. district, is expected to become His health had been a major In his freshman term in 1961, of peace and social reform;” Torbojorn Broman, one of the the trtrnps. represerita'Hves; and Mrs. Marion The talked with many Return Visits home tomorrow from 7 to 9 p.m. A three-car accident on West Sargent. Friday afternoon Mondays-9:30 to 11:30 a m., BYidays-9:30 to 11:30 am ., It was the second antiguerrilla the'Republican nominee. underlying issue in a hard-fought he began by voicing opposition to Ryan is survived by his widow, pursuing the route of stopgap "Shoot over their heads unless Mercer, Mrs. Mary Fletcher, other children, often referring to Mrs. Miller, who remained The family suggests that any St. near Regan Rd, in Vernon visited a Salem laboratory doing first passengers to be released, beginning oil painting with John Mary Jonson Sewing Studios pre­ action in a week, and followed primary last June when Ryan was spending for nuclear arms, called the former Priscilla Marbuiy; a biological analysis of shellfish measures. you are shot at. Our enemy is the Barry, who is Manchester’s Mrs. Elsie Swensson, and Walter his own five youngsters in his through most of Saturday’s event, memorial contributions may be yesterday at about 4 p.m. is still recalled. Schoell; 9:30 to 11:30 a m., prin­ sent an intensive 10-week course the death of two Israeli soldiers challenged by Rep. Bella S. Ab- for the admission of China to the son, William Jr.; three daughters, and announced afterward Dr. "Then we were told to raise "This matter requires long terrorists, not the Lebanese,” the town counsel, said he decided not Irish Jr., justices of the peace. conversations. was familiar to most of those made to the Memorial Fund of under investigation by Vernon ting without a press with Fay in modern sewing and tailoring in a Lebanese border clash zug, whose district was United Nations and spoke against Priscilla, Virginia and Catherine; our hands." he continued. "Only range remedies, not short-Jerm commander said. to seek the nomination because Meskill was dressed informally One man came from a con­ present because of office hours South United Methodist Oyirch Police. Bicknell would coordinate state Schreiber. a simple way to make for beginners and intermediates Thursday night. eliminated in reapportionment. renewed funding for the House his father and mother, Harriett; stopgap measures, ” said the Nevertheless, seven miles in­ of the press of municipal duties for the occasion in a long-sleeve, siderable distance just to see that she holds periodically in Police said cars driven by measures to meet the problem. a few passengers did not comply your own notepaper, Christmas with guaranteed results; 10 to Ryan won the election handily. Un-American Activities Com­ and three brothers; Bernard Jr., The governor set up a cabinet but they quickly changed their mayor. side Lebanon, after passing up and those of his private legal off-white short shirt with an over­ Meskill but was confined to a Constance Connors of 40 Ralph cards and prints; 1:15 to 2:15 11:30 a m., slimnastics; 1:15 to (See Page 22) Although they were both mittee. Dr. Hewitt and Leonard. minds when the hijackers raised The mayors conference said, one Lebanese army check point practice. all pattern of red and blue wheelchair. ’The governor went to Mrs. Martha W. Dietzel Rd., Manchester, Henry A. Hary committee composed of Human p.m . "Lovlier You ", a makeup 2:15 p.m., writer's workshop; reform Democrats and had been Ryan was bom in Albion, N.Y., Ryan’s body was to lie at the Services Secretary Peter C. Gold- their voices ■ “The explicit objective of these which offered no resistance, ROCKVILLE - Mrs. Martha of Overhill Rd., Ellington, and course with free facials each 1:15 to 2:30 p.m., textile painting close friends for years, Mrs. Ab- the son of Bernard Ryan who was Frank E. Campbell Funeral mark Jr , Environmental .After the initial shock, funds (Meskill’s proposed $3 FALL recoilless rifle fire poured in on “I intend to remain active in Weber Dietzel, 78, of 53 Spring Beverly M. Lee of Southgate week with Mrs, Gerald with Sandy Wilson. zug said she chose to run against for many years the presiding Home tonight and Tuesday. Secretary Charles Foster and pas.sengers said, they got into a million) is maintenance and im­ the Israelis, who were in ar­ government, and I hope the day St., widow of Martin P. Dietzel, Apartments. Vernon. Rothmane; 1:15 to 2:15 p.m., Ladies Day basketball and him because of the need for judge of the New York State Religious services were Tbomas Atkins, the secretary of dialogue with the hijackers and provement of town highways, SPECIALS moured cars and tanks. will come when I will be able to died last night at Rockville Minor injuries were reported, crewel embroidery for beginners. volleyball leagues are being “more women in the power Court of Claims. He followed his scheduled Wednesday at Corpus communities and development, the atmosphere calmed down traffic and parking in all 169 ON The Israelis returned the fire seek elective office again,” Barry Uganda Invasion Repulsed General Hospital. police said. Tuesdays—9:30 to 11:30 a m., formed for Monday morning or structure." father into the profession of law. Christ! Roman Catholic Church. to analyze the economic impact There was no calm, however, towns and cities. (They) n e ^ this on the bunker with tank cannons said in a brief statement. Mrs. Dietzel was born'j^March beginning oil painting (orienta­ afternoon, Wednesday morning DOORS Associated Press of the algae. in Stockholm, where the govern­ money for this purpose” and Israeli jets strafed it, the southwest of the Ugandan capital Nine government soldiers were 28, 1894 in Germany and had tion Monday, Oct. 2l; 10 to 11:30 and B’riday afternoon. Other arrests made by The governor's office said the ment went into all-night Also in a statement, state Sen. WINDOWS dispatch reported. Uganda announced today it has of Kampala and collected the killed at Mbarara and bodies lived in Rockville most of her a ni . beginning homemaking for Pre-school recreation will be Barry said, "I am deeply Manchester Police included: Department of Public Health emergency session Justice Joseph 1. Lieberman, D-New At least six Lebanese army “more or less repulsed" one of bodies of 25 invaders—three of were "scattered all over,” the life. She and her husband former­ women who chose homemaking available every day free of charge SIDING gratified to the many people who Maurice Wilson, 35, of 2 Pearl would man telephones during the Minister Lennart Geijer Haven, said the Tuesday session vehicles were damaged or the invasion forces it said at­ whom were identified as Israelis. spokesman said. ly operated the Hillside Gardens as a career. First class. American for mothers attending classes. CANOPIES have encouraged me to run. In St., charged with disorderly con­ weekend to an.swer queries from negotiated with the hijackers by is unnecessary since the governor destroyed along one road near tacked from neighboring Tan­ "The enemy side had heavy He said the Tanzanians were Florists in Rockville. She was a Airline film trip to Hawaii and a Additional information regar­ fairness to them and to my duct and intoxication in connec­ the public about what fish are radio from the control tower at already "has the tools at his Beit 'Yahoun, Associated Press zania Sunday with the aim of casualties. As of midnight, our identified from documents on member of the First Evangelical packing demonstration, open to ding classes, tuition, and professional obligations I must tion with a domestic disturbance safe to eat The number in Boston Malmoe's Bulltofta Airport while disposal to deal with the crisis" correspondent Harry Dunphy stopping Ugandan plans to expel troops had more or less repulsed their bodies and some had been Lutheran Church and the the public; 1:15 to 3 a m , study materials will be available at We Now Carry forego any attempt to run for the last night at his home. He was is 727-2686. the entire Cabinet in Stockholm and asked why Meskill was ig­ reported after a tour of the area. thousands of Asian residents. the enemy from Mbarara,” the active in the Congo in 1965, American Legion Auxiliary. group for those interested in local banks, the library, and Senate this year. ” released on a $100 non-surety Dr Bicknell told^,a B'riday listened in noring the Public Service Tax PRIME Israel did not disclose the Tanzania denied launching an spokesman said. Earlier Ugandan reports had said She is survived by several seeking answers to today's major recreation centers; or by contac­ bond for court appearance Sept afternoon news conference. "The Fund, “the vehicle specifically number of its troops involved in invasion of its East African He gave no information on white mercenaries were among nieces and nephews. world problems with John ting Bea Sheftel, telephone 643- WINDOWS The new Fourth Senatorial 25. sale and marketing of fresh and set up by the Assembly to deal the operation, but Dunphy said as neighbor but reported that two fighting reported at other areas of the Tanzania-based invaders. Funeral services will be Mon­ Kimlingen; 115 to 2 :15, 6795 to replace your District consists of a part of William S. Kilgore Jr . 25, of frozen shellfish on the wholesale About Town with the problem of mass tran­ many as 40 tanks and armored planes, believed to be from Ugan­ the border between Uganda and day at 1:30 p.m. at the Burke crocheting for beginners. old house windows. Manchester joined with Glaston­ Uganda claimed on Sunday it 262 E. Middle Tpke.. charged and retail level and in restaurants sit” personnel carriers rolled across da, bombed the town of Bukoba Tanzania, which share the Funeral Home, 76 Prospect St. Wednesdays—9 30 to 10:30 bury, Bolton, Andover, Coventry, had been invaded by Tanzanian early this morning with third- is immediately embargoed Lebanon’s hills at one entry in northern Tanzania today. western shore of Lake Victoria. The Rev. Richard Bertram, Registration for religious a m , B'rench conversation 1 with B'urnishes B'lags Hebron, South Windsor, and East degree burglary and second- All wholesale and retail out­ point, indicating perhaps 100 A Uganda military spokesman Uganda announced Sunday in­ troops and that captured Tan­ pastor of the First Evangelical education classes at St. Bndget Homer Grasseler; 10 45 to 11 45 The Veterans Administra­ BILL TUm KY Windsor. degree larceny, via a court lets are ordered to remove fresh GREETING CARDS said government troops halted an vading Tanzanians had seized zanians reported "one of the Lutheran Church, will officiate. Church will be held today and a m , French conversation 2 with tion provides the flag used FOR ALL OCCASIONS (See Page 22) warrant Police said the charges and frozen shellfish from display CALL 649-9095 enemy force at Mbarara 160 miles three Ugandan towns. (See Page 22) Burial will be in Grove Hill tomorrow in the school cafeteria Homer Grasseler. 9:30 to 11 30 at burial services for honor­ See Our Larje Display stem from the alleged theft of a cases and prohibit sale of same Free Estimates Cemetery. after all Masses. a m . handbuilding Pottery for ably discharged veterans. car from Farmington recently. unfit further notice Restaurants E-Z Terms There are no calling hours. beginners. 1:15 to 2:15 pm , Th(' flag is given to the serv­ ARTHUR DRUG Kilgore is being held on $1,000 are ordered to remove im­ iceman’s family following bond for court appearance Mon­ Sunset Council. Degree of leaded glass workshop; 1:15 to 3 mediately all shellfish from their f’oeahontas. will meet Monday at p m , book discussion group, 1 15 the burial services. day. menus " 8 p.m at the Zipser Club to 2 30 p m . slimnastics. Mrs. Katherine Barnum Jeffrey 1). Brissette, 17. of 127A Dr Bicknell said clams, Main St., charged with failure to Thursdays—9 .30 to 11 30 a m , Mrs. Katherine Hoff Barnum, quahogs, mussels and cape The Grace Group of Center oil painting for intermediates Nixon Campaigns for Patriots 80, of IID Thompson Rd.. widow drive right in connection with an scallops were included in the Congregational Church will meet incident at Main and Hilliard Sts. (orientation Monday, Oct 2); of Henry J. Barnum, died yester­ embargo He added, however, Monday at 6 30 p m for a potluck 9 30 to 11 30 a m . Christmas upcoming election, but he did not Sept 12. Court date Sept. 25. The Democratic candidate for Picnic at Parsippany, N.J , Sun­ day at Manchester Memorial that lobsters, crabs, deep sea supper in the Federation Room (■rails with a different project By R. GREGORY NOKES say which seven. Lee E. Wilkins, 42, of 33 Turn- president said Nixon has allowed day that they "never had it so Hospital. scallops and deep and shallow The program is "Summer each week, 115 to 2:30 a m . Associated Press Writer Wilson suggested that some bull Rd.. charged last night with mine owners and loggers to bad.” Mrs. Barnum was born July 16, water fin fish were considered Reminiscences " Vacation slides Univertsity of Connecticut Exten- B o lt o n "Sen. McGovern and 1 are not conservative Democrats who failure to obey traffic control safe and were not affected President Nixon has made a damage the countryside, and he 1892 in Ewing,.j^N.J., and had will be shown s 1 o n Service presents a interested in what’s wrong with have been losing primary elec­ lived in Hartford for 30 years signal at Adams St and New He said oysters were not in bid for votes of Italian- called for a virtual end to strip tions as Democrats rhay wish to State Rd. Court date is Oct. 2. Americans, praising them for mining and for restrictions on Nixon but what’s right with our before coming to Manchester 14 eluded because those marketed in program," Shriver said, "We join the Republicans. ‘We could Mark F. Matheny, 20, of 36 Massachusetts come from areas their patriotism, while Sen. clear-cut logging in national years ago. She was employed as a LEGAL NOTICE VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPT. believe America is the greatest offer them job security. We could Brookfield St., charged last night where there is no presence of the George McGovern looked for forests. registrar of nurses at the Nurses T O W N O F ANDOVER country in the world and we promise them some sort of lateral Registry of Hartford before her with operating a motor vehicle toxic algae Presents support among West Virginia coal McGovern also urged a $10 transfer so that they wouldn't with unsafe tires on Broad St PUBLIC HEARING OF THE miners today. million research program to intend to keep it that way." retirement. She was a member of But Shriver had difficulty being lose all their senihrity .. ." Court date is Sept. 25. ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS Nixon made a surprise promote mine safety and a Elmanuel Congregational Church In addition to banning sales in Nixon campaign director Clark The Zoning Board of Appeals of Andover. Connecticut, will hold a CARNIVAL and BARVARIAN appearance at the 12th annual review of all previously denied heard as the wire to the public of Hartford. stores and restaurants. Dr MacGregor said first reports public hearing on Wednesday, September 20, 1972 at 8 ()0 P.M in the Italian Fall Festival at claims for federal aid for vicDms address system was cut twice. A Survivors are a son, BYank Hoff Bicknell urged residents not to battery on his helicopter al.so from a nationwide canvass of Town Office Building to hear the following appeals asking relief from Mitchellville, Md.. Sunday. His of black lung disease. of Goshen, Vt,; a daughter, Mrs. eat fresh shellfish "Cooking is voters by Republican volunteers Die Zoning Laws of the Town of Andover. daughter, Tricia Cox, originally "We must begin now to end the failed to function as he was to Dorothy Ward of Manchester not an effective means of over the week end indicated that POW Pickup .No 96 Norman (Jote. 26 (Jarey Street, Willimanlic Connecticut. was to appear, but the President bloodshed of mine disaster^and depart, and another battery had with whom she made her home. destroying or neutralizing the .BEER FESTIVAL more than 60 per cent support re(|iiesting the following variances in order to construct a seasonal acted as substitute when she the scarring of the soil," het^said. to be found. a brother, James McConnell Jr. poisonous substance, " he .said Nixon. dwelling on Lake Side Drive: couldn’t make it. Democratic vice presidential Rep. Bob Wilson, R-Calif., of Trenton, N.J.; a sister, Mrs, Continued from Page ll Although' human poisoning In a speech at Marshall Univer­ Nixon drew cheers when he candidate Sargent Shriver chairman of the Republican Mary Marsley of Trenton; three from the algae is not nece.s.sarily Reifiiired Re(|uesled sity in Huntington, W.Va., Sun­ transfer (K'curs during bombing Item Thursday - Friday - Saturday praised the patriotism, hard work became the latest of the can­ Congressional Committee, grandchildren, and four great­ fatal, he .said, “ This is a real. 30.000 sq II ll.400 s(| It day night, McGovern received his Lot Size ■ and spirit of Italian-Americans. didates for national office to an­ predicted that Republicans can grandchildren. raids. honest-to-(Jod danger to people ' 60 ft .57 It September 14,15,16 biggest applause when he Front Yard He also toured a nearby nursing nounce his net worth. He put the take control of Congress if Presi­ F^ineral services will be Mon­ “I feel that, if we made the Dr Nicholas J. B’iumara, direc­ 75 ft ,55 II denounced the Vietnam war. He same gesture for the Russian Back 5'ard home and said elderly Americans figure Sunday at "about dent Nixon receives 80 per cent of day at 11 a.m. at Holmes F’uneral tor of the department's com­ Subsurface Holding Tank attacked the Nixon record on leader, we could do no less for Sewage System should get "the respect they $100,000, ” which is less than the the popular vote in November, Home, 400 Main St. Burial will be municable diseases section, drug abuse, saying the number of three American boys wbo have 106 Richard Rd. Friday 6 P.M. to Midnight deserve.” amounts reported by the other Wilson said Republicans in Greenwood Cemetery, Tren­ agreed that while human No 97 Frank .1 & Josephine W Seliallei heroin addicts has doubled in the sacrificed so much,” Mrs. In Logan, W.Va., McGovern candidates, but presumably does calculate a 55 per cent Nixon ton, N.J. poLsoning could be serious, it was Rocky Hill. Conneetieiit, requesting the lollowing vai ianci-s in order to Saturday 1 P.M. to Midnight United States since the President Gartley said in her request to charged in a prepared speech that not include the personal wealth victory could give them control of Friends may call at the funeral not likely to be fatal. conslruel a year-round dwelling on Lake Road took office. Nixon. She referred to Nixon’s the Nixon administration’s en­ of his wife. Biunice Kennedy the Senate, where the GOP needs home tomorrow from 3 to 5 and 7 Dr Bicknell said the Item RequHa'd Re<|uested With respect to allegations that halting the bijmbing in the Hanoi forcement of the 1969 Mine Safe­ Shriver. a net gain of five iseats to ac­ to 9 p.m. department’s embargo would be Lot Sij-e 40.000 sg ft “23,510 sq II big grain dealers were given an area in June while Soviet Presi­ ty Act "has bordered on gross Previously reported assets of complish this. They would need kept "as short as possible." but it Lot Widlli “200 11 b*** b advantage in the massive sale of dent Nikolai V. lAjdgorny visited R O U T E 6&44 negligence.” the other candidates were a net 41 seats to control the House. would not be lifted "until it s wheat to Russia, McGovern said the North Vietnamese capital. At tills liearmg interested jicrsons may apjiciir and be luMrd .ind He earlier demanded that Nix­ worth of $765,118 for President Sen. Peter H. Dominick, Colo., absolutely safe. " BOLTON NOTCH , in a telegram to Nixon: “The In Memoriam Mrs. Gartley and Olga Charles, wiilleii (Dmmunicalions received Said appeals are on llle ;ind rnay be on suspend Secretary of Nixon, $271,600 for Sen. appearing with Wilson on the The commissioner said the red evidence already in the record on Mexicans celebrate In sad and loving meiiior> ol our dear the wife of Navy Lt. (j.g.) Norris seen III the olliee ol the Town Clerk Agriculture Earl L. Butz pending McGovern, and $198,250 for Vice NBC program "Meet the Press”, mother. Cecilia Albo who passed away tide is fairly common in B'lorida (Next to Piano's Restaurant) the Russian grain deal suggests diaries, also due (or release, are Haled 111 .Andover. Connectieiil. this 9th day ol Se|)tember. 1972 an Investigation of allegations President Spiro Agnew and his said Republicans have a realistic September 17. 1970 and along the coast of the Cana­ that it would be wise to suspend Thousands of Mexicans gathered Friday at midnight in front of me m ^n palara to JJJJ *5? among the Americans who ZO.NING BOARD OF APPEALS that big grain corporations were wife. chance of winning 7 of the 14 Deep in our hearts her memory is kepi dian Maritime provincfs He said traditional cry of independence with president Louis Echeverria. Photo shows Mexico! arrived in Hanoi today. Andover, (Jrnneetieul given an advantage In the grain Shriver told listeners at the Senate seats now held by (See I’agc 22) We los ed her too dearly to ever lorget he conferred with t.’anadian of­ % Metropolitan cathedral as Mexicans watched fireworks. (AP photo) The two women are being es­ Marvin (iraboff. Chairman sale to the Soviet Union. annual Essex County Sheriff’s DenuKTUts that are at stake In the ficials early B’riday before Sadly missod. corted by four American activists Albert Richey, .Seerel;iry Mr. and Mrs K Zanlun^n deciding on the shellfish ban opposed to the war