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H ebron About Town Hebron Andover Brothers Win Races Al-Anon family roup® will groups are open to friends ana J\ Synagogue In Grass Snowmobiling meet tonight at 8 at the Second relatives living with severe Congregational Church parish problem drinkers. iianrljPHtTr iuTmtig llm lb Experience Lies To Conduct ANNE EMT The brothers drove a 400 TK tioned and that he and his house, 385 N. Main St.; MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, OCT. 25, 1978 - VOL. XCIII, No. 22 Tag Sale Correspondent stock Scorpion snowmobile and brother plan to attend other Thursday at 8 p.m. at the Manchester-A City of Vilhge Charm Tel. 228-3971 won the five trophies in the five grass drags. ^ Pathfinders Club, 102 Norman Friendship Lodge of Masons TWENTY-EIGHT PAGES - TWO SECTIONS PRICK. FIFTEEN CENTS With Republicans, St,; Friday at 10 a.m. at the ANNE EMT classes they competed in, some The next one will be this will confer the Master Mason Snow is not a necessity for South United Methodist Correspondent higher classes than those for weekend in Somers and both degree at the Masonic Temple snowmobiling as Dave Cordner church campus. Alateen Tel. 228-3971 of Long Hill Rd. and his brother 400 machines. Paul took four of brothers plan to drive. Thursday at 7;30 p.m. Worship Fellows Insists The United Brethren of for the 12 to 20 year-old Paul will attest to after walking the five trophies. However, they will have an ful Master Robert A. Haugh Hebron Synagogue will hold a children of problem drinkers away with five trophies this Dave, who owns Cordner's added attraction as Judy will preside. Officer dress is ANNE EMT years on the board as chairman tag sale Saturday from 10 to 4 at meets Thursday at 8 p.m. at the weekend competing on grass in Scorpion on Long Hill Rd., Willard, also of Long Hill Rd., and, in addition, was on the the synagogue on Rt. 85 In Pathfinders Club. 'The family tuxedo. Correspondent Munson, Maine. stated that this meet was sanc will be driving in some of the Tel. 228-3971 Building Code Study Commis Hebron Center. Proceeds from classes. Douglas Fellows, Republican sion and the Fire Truck the sale will go towards the campaign chairman, in a state Purchasing Committee. repair of the building and ment released yesterday, ijrged His running mate for the grounds. Put the voters of Hebron to com Board of Finance, Jeffrey Residents wishing to donate pare carefully the experience Odell, is presently serving on items for the sale may l^v e and qualifications of candidates the Town Hall Expansion Com them at the synagogue FRED S, HOFFMAN from both parties. mittee, is treasurer of the . Thursday evening. For further Move is Under Way move. Sen. Henry M. Jackson, emphasis was on diplomatic, He said he agrees with the Republican Town Com m it!^' information, contact Mrs. Sol AP Military Writer D-Wash., told newsmen it not military, moves. Albert 1973 Democratic Platform and is a justice of the peace. Ellenberg, Rt. 85. WASHINGTON (AP) - responded to a note "in brutal said he bid not consider the which is based on the state In the race for Board of Paper Drive To Restore Angle The Pentagon today ordered terminology” in which the United States to be in confron ment, "Experience Count.” Education where two can Company of 3 of the Fire a worldwide alert of U.S. Soviet Union threated to act tation with the Soviet Union. didates from each party are alone to police the cease-fire In this respect. Fellows said Department will hold Its next military forces "for pru Jackson said a note addressed competing for three positions. Parking Downtown between Israel and her Arab the Republicans are propsing paper drive Saturday from 9 to dent, precautionary to President Nixon was Fellows siad incumbent enemies. deliyered to Kissinger by Soviet candidates for various boards 11 a.m. in the north end of town. DOUG BEVINS tion is more than an in reasons,” amid reports of whose experience and member Edward C. Hinchliff Jackson, a member of the Ambassador Anatoly F. Residents are requested to (Herald Reporter) convenience to downtown possible unilateral interven qualifications far exceed those has served on the board for ap boundle and tie their papers and The Mayor’s Downtown Ac shoppers - "It will be an Senate Armed Services Com Dobrynin. Jackson said it proximately five years and is tion by the Soviet Union in mittee, called for unity behind of the Democratic candidates. leave them on the curbs. For tion Committee this morning economic problem affecting the warned of possible unilateral the Middle East. In particular Fellows men presently chairman, whereas special pick-ups, contact Dick endorsed efforts of the Greater whole town,” he said. President Nixon, action by the Soviet Union. the Democratic incumbent has tioned the Zoning Board of Bergeron, Jack Kreeger or Jim Manchester Chamber of State installation of the new, The White House also “We’re right at the brink He also said he understood only served for one year. again,” Jackson said. Appeals. The two Republican Lee. Commerce to restore angle synchronized traffic lights on described the alert as the Russians already have dis The other Republican can Jackson was not among the 14 candidates, Emery N. Taylor In case of rain, the drive will parking in downtown Main St. brought with it the loss precautionary. patched a small contingent of 2 didate, Mrs. Janis Preli, is congressional leaders who met and James L. Derby Jr., both be held Nov. 3. Manchester, as it existed of S3 parking spaces on the A senior Democratic troops, numbering perhaps 1,- presently serving on the incumbents, have a combined Rent-A-Kid before state improvements in street. The major changes were senator said the alert 000, to the Middle East. Jackson Bicentennial Commission, the total of 19 years service on this "Rent-A-Kid” day, sponsored the Main St. signal system. on the west side of the street, did not reveal the source of the p ro and the Junior Woman’s responded to what he called board alone not counting the by the Senior Pilgrim The endorsement was by a where most of the angle information he reported. Club, whereas the other a brutal Soviet warning that Kissinger many other years of service on Fellowship of the Hebron and YOUR CARPET unanimous vote on a motion parking was changed to parallel The Israeli foreign ministry Democrat has never served on Russian forces would act to other commissions and boards. Gilead Congregational made by Philip Bayer, and it parking and several spaces in Tel Aviv said, however, it a town board. Fellows Said. enforce a Middle East WASHINGTON (AP) - Fellows said. Churches will be held Saturday followed an hour of discussion south of Foresft St. were had no reports of any Soviet Fellows pointed to tlie race cease-fire if the United Secretary of State Henry A. In contrast. Fellows said, from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Residents iWORLD about downtown parking eliminated. troop movements to the Middle for Board of Tax Review where Kissinger, addressing the their two opponents have wishing help should contact Far more tl^n a department, YOUR CARPET WORLD problems. Negotiations with state of States failed Jjj join a East. 5 served only as alternates on the two Republicans and one of WATKINS BROTHERS is a totally complete carpet Richard Clark, executive vice peacekeeping new crisis over the Middle Democrat are running for the Cheryl Dixon, Sue Deror Cindy ficials — which eliminated Friedheim did not link the board — one for approximately Robinson. center. YOUR CARPET WORLD has EVERYTHING. president of the (Camber of several cross walks and Word of the alert came in the East, said today the United two seats on the board. development to any Soviet ac 5 months and one for a little Every Kind, Color and Style of carpeting and rugs. Commerce, said this morning shortened space for bus stops— pre-dawn hours. The alert order States and the Soviet Union tion, but other U.S. government over two years. Rolls, Remnants, always in stock. The most popular the chamber is taking the resulted in restoration of 18 of was confirmed by Pentagon have “a special duty” to sources said it stemmed from a The experience of the two Another case stressed by brands in the nation displayed in profusion. Expert in leading role in an attempt to the 53 lost spaces. Police (3ilef spokesman Jerry W. make sure that their con Soviet warning to the United Republican candidates, incum Fellows is the race between in School Bus Use stallation and a staff with decades of carpeting solve the parking problem, and James Reardon reported two Friedheim. frontations are kept within States that it was prepared to cumbent Republican Charles bent Wilbur S. Porter and information is being gathered weeks ago. Friedheim declined to go into put troops into the Middle East Robert J. Dixon Jr. is so exten experience and know how. Once you enter YOUR limits that do not threaten Eaton and his Democratic op By Elderly in preparation for a proposed But many downtown any details, except to say that to make sure the Israelis sive it would be impossible to CARPET WORLD in WATKINS BROTHERS OF nuclear war. ponent for a five-year term on meeting with state officials. businessmen, as well as the alert order was issued by observe the cease-fire. list Fellows said. Dixon is a To Be Studied MANCHESTER, you’ll be in a world so full of value, so the Planning and Zoning Com Clark said the parking situa- shoppers, have indicated they Secretary of Defense James R. The Soviet action was viewed former selectman and Porter abundant in selection, that your satisfaction is assured. mission. HARTFORD (AP) - Using aren’t satisfied with the new Schlesinger about midnight. by some American officials as a Eaton has served on the has served on the board for six school buses to transport senior parking arrangement on the House Speaker Carl Albert, D-Okla., is surrounded by newsmen Thursday as he leaves the While the White House and with Nixon and Secretary of move to save the Egyptian ar board for the past three years, years, the past two as chair State Henry A. Kissinger. citizens, an idea proposed by a ' CLOUDY' street. White House after a meeting called by President Nixon of bipartisan leadership. Albert congressional leaders who met my, which has been under in- the last two of them as man. 72-year-old Old Saybrook man, with President Nixon stressed House Speaker Carl Albert, D- ANNIVERSARY SPECIAL Downtown businessman Phil newsmen that Nixon said the military alert “is only a precautionary alert.” (AP Photo) (See Page Fourleen) secretary, and has been active will be studied by the state. Harrison is calling for an im the precautionary nature of the Okla., who was, said the in community affairs. His oppo Fellows also said that there Gov. 'Thomas J. Meskill said mediate remedy to the down nent is new to town and has are cases where although the Tuesday. town parking situation, main never served on any board. Republican candidates are not Ralph Vickery proposed taining that the parallel parking Fellows said. incumbents, their expereience earlier this month that the Mostly cloudy tonight with on Main St. isn’t desirable and Still another case cited by far outweights that of their op I Today’s | buses be used during school the low near 50. the loss of several spaces will Fellows is the race for Board of ponents, some of whom are in hours to provide transportation Nixon Postpones Press Confab Friday mostly cloudy with a hurt Main St. merchants finan cumbents. % O F F ’ Finance, where two for senior citizens, adding that chance of showers. Highs in the cially. Lottery | By FRANK CORMIER Republicans, one an incumbent ALL IN STOCK not want to hold the scheduled naming of another prosecutor Mideast cease-fire to have time 110,000 of Connecticut’s 329,000 low to mid 60s. ’The 53 spaces originally lost Aggociated Pregg Writer In firing Cox Saturday, Nixon with six years experience on news conference today because who would be independent of to prepare a speech. elderly don’t have regular RO LLS OF Precipitation probability 20 in the state project actually he did not want to be fielding abolished the special Watergate the board ■ and the other a means of transportation. He Winner I WASHINGTON (AP) - the executive branch. Nixon had the option of prosecution force as a separate graduate from the University of per cent tonight and 40 per cent means a "loss turnover of 928 President Nixon, preoc- Watergate-related questions at The President’s news con opening the news conference Child Run Over said the cost of owning a car is tomorrow. cars a day,” Harrison said this a session that could well have entity. He said a thorough and Connecticut with a combined becoming prohibitively expen . cupied with developments in ference will substitute for a TV- with a statement or short vigorous prosecution would By School Bus Winds northeasterly 10 to 20 morning. been dominated by concern radio speech on the Watergate speech, however. It will be his major in management and sive for retired people on fixed miles an hour with higher gusts the Middle East, today post continue under the Justice CARPET & About three quarters of per about developments in the Mid crisis that was scheduled for first question-and-answer ses economics, are running for the MERIDEn (AP) - Leslie incomes. tonight. Northerly winds 10 to poned until Friday a broad Department. Opposition to this, sons questioned in a survey 14210 I dle East. Wednesday but canceled. ’The sion with reporters since Oct. 3 two seats on the board against a Meoni, 10, of Meriden, was Meskill directed Motor 20 miles an hour Friday. Small cast news conference that even among Republican allies, taken downtown Wednesday Strong bipartisan support has White House said Nixon was too and his first on live TV and Democratic opponent who has killed Tuesday when she was Vehicles Commissioner craft advifsory on Long Island was expected to dwell on the has been strong, however. afternoon favored restoration developed in Congress for the busy trying to establish a radio since Sept. 5. never served on any board. run over by a school bus in front Edward Koszlowski to study CUSHION Sound. Watergate tapes controver The Senate Judiciary Com The incumbent Republican, (See Page Fourleen) mittee voted Wednesday to in of Lincoln Middle School, police the feasibility of the Vickery’s PLEASE BRING THIS COUPON sy. A. Harry Wirth, according to said. plan. vestigate the Cox firing and Fellows, served four of his six Deputy Press Secretary scheduled a public hearing for Gerald L. Warren said C Bork Says Hell Fight next Monday to take testimony Nixon was concentrating so from the banished prosecutor. OPEN; TUBS, through FRI. til 9 P.M. — SAT. til 5:30 P.M. — CLOS. MON. 935 Main St., Downtown Manchester thoroughly on the Middle Strong support was reported East crisis that he decided in the committee for legislation — Tel. 643-5171 - MASTER CHARGE — REVOLVING CHARGE — LAY-A-WAYS to postpone the session To Obtain Evidence providing for an independent special prosecutor, but there scheduled for 9 p.m. EDT. WASHINGTON (AP) - Ac nBRIC No time was set for the ’The details have not been To that end, the appointment also was pressure to reinstate ting Atty. Gen. Robert H. Bork worked out, he told a news con Cox. Friday news conference. of a new special prosecutor is negotiating with the White ference. Meanwhile, sources disclosed Nixon had been certain to House on new procedures to ob “has, let us say, crossed my T that Senate Republican leaders face questioning about the However, he said, “If we mind,” he remarked. Tovrgwtgalleky tain Watergate evidence. But protested to the White House possible appointment of a new have to use judicial processes, In his first extensive explana he vows to fight in court if about President Nixon’s SALE! special prosecutor to succeed President Nixon refuses. which I have no reason to tion of why he fired Cox, Bork handling of the tape controver mantle shelves the ousted Archibald Cox, par believe we will, but if I have to, said he did not consider himself Bork said Wednesday that the sy. ticularly in view of his reversal no procedure is ruled out.” in the “special position” of Your Gift Gallery has some great Mantel White House has agreed "in In a phone call to a Nixon f of a weekend stand against sur principle” to his proposal for Richardson and Ruckelshaus Shelves...These Shelves exactly fit their He asserted, “I am ready to aide, the GOP leaders also rendering White House tapes to who had made their guarantee MACHINE WASHABLE collection of curios...Made of VA and ^V^ formal procedures to grant follow any procedure, by agree called on Nixon to name a new U.S. District Judge John J. of Cox’s independence the prosecutors access to material ment or otherwise, that is es special prosecutor and to Inch pine stock and finished In smoky Sirica. touchstone of a drive to considered vital to the in sential to get the evidence these pledge that Watergate and pine, not only are these sturdy Mantel Nixon, it was understood, did vestigation. depoliticize the Justice Depart FLANNEL Shelves Ideal for your curios or your plate investigations and prosecutions ment. require.” (See Fourleen) collection, but they come In three sizes to suit any space In the home...36 - 46 and a Bork’s position parallels the SuctllU|S nice big 60 Inches for the large wall space. 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But Nixon Your Gift Gallery. conversations off limits to AP Pulilieul Writer by GOP congressmen, in 58'760" Wide President Nixon’s tapes of reversed himself Tuesday and Watergate prosecutors. WASHINGTON (AP) - A cluding Rep. John B. Anderson, Watergate-related conver agreed to release nine tape “It didn’t occur to me that I measure of President Nixon’s R-Ill., chairman of the House sations should be examined by recordings after an outpouring was bound by it because the continuing political difficulty is Republican Conference, that electronics experts to deter of public protest and impeach order was not directed to me,” the reaction — and the lack of it Nixon name a new special DOUBLE KNIT mine whether they have been ment moves in Congress. he said. "All the indications I — from his longUme backers in prosecutor. altered. Ruckelshaus said he and have so far, and the President’s Congress during the Watergate When the White House ”I think there should be some Richardson warned Nixon’s expression to me, was that he tapes crisis. suggested last week that 2 PIANO ORGAN STUDIO FROM study made because a lot of aides that firing Cox would un TO wanted a full and vigorous Even after Nixon agreed everything was being solved by people are asking that leash such an avalanche, but he prosecution.” Tuesday to turn over White the plan to have Sen. John C. question,” Ruckelshaus said in said they did not believe it. The order was directed to House tapes and certain Stennis, D-Miss., verify sum “HE 'N SHE" KNITS for an interview. He said he and Richardson the new mannish look. special Watergate prosecutor documents to U.S. District maries of the tapes. Sen. ’’There should be some also tried to persuade the White Archibald Cox who defied it and Court Judge John J. Sirica, Charles McC. Mathias J r , R- "ESQUIRE" KNITS for dark authentication that the tapes House to leave Cox out of was fired by Bork at the many who previously stood Md., said that it was "so Nixon’s offer to give a Senate and light reverse mixes. Make the entire family happy with thie T are what they are represented President’s command. Bork with Nixon kept their distance. limited as to be ludicrous.” to be.” investigating committee Hammond Organ, the sound you enjoy obeyed after Atty. Gen. Elliot Sen. Barry Goldwater, R- Top Senate Republican Designs Include houndstooth, star Both Ruckelshaus and former written digests of the most can be heard through the VS-300 L. Richardson resigned and Ariz., said "Thank God” and leaders, including Hugh Scott of checks, windowpanes and many others. Atty. Gen. Elliot L. Richardson "Watergate tapes,” but the Deputy Atty. Gen. William D. most Republicans said nothing. Pennsylvania and Robert P. VALUES TO $5.49 YD. model. It.is a three pitch organ with ten left office Saturday, refusing to White House insisted that Cox Ruckelshaus was fired rather Those who reacted did so Griffin of Michigan, were SAVE TO $1.61 YD. preset voices, vibrato, reverberation, obey Nixon’s order to fire also accept this proposal in than comply. cautiously. silent. manual balance and a nine voice Watergate special prosecutor stead of demanding the tapes Though Nixon capitulated and Sen. Peter Dominick, R- MACHINE WASH Archibald Cox. themselves. turned over the tapes and Colo., his telegrams running After Nixon yielded on the automatic rhythm unit Including bossa Cox was then fired by tapes, but not on the Polyefrter/Acryllc nova, slow rock and waltz. The V8-300 Asked why, Ruckelshaus documents demanded by Cox 100-to-l against President Polyener Solicitor General Robert H. and two federIL courts, the Nixon's ouster of special prosecutor. Senate Republican McCalls is available In a handsome walnut case laughed and said, "If you try to leaders' said they would support 60”/62" Wide Bork, now elevated to acting at figure this out rationally, White House has called the ac Watergate prosecutor Pattern In contenmorary styling. Stop in torney general. The Watergate tion a ’’single exception.” Archibald Cox and his original a move to have Sirica name a you’re going to get Into a lot of new prosecutor. ifi3549 Watkins today and see this handsome investigation was handed back trouble.” Asked specifically if he will refusal to give Sirica the tapes, new model. to Asst. Atty. Gen. Henry E. seek White House documents of said merely “He (Nixon) has Even conservative Sen. Petersen. His account indicated that the presidential conversations, taken one step” towards full Roman L. Hruska of Nebraska ^Thanks to You, IVs Working^ Ruckelshaus praised presidential isolation, of which Bork replied, "There is no disclosure. said he favored such a move. *895. Petersen’s integrity but said former Interior Seerfetary evidence that we need and we The Senate's Republican When Nixon finally yielded on Nixon’s actions put Petersen Walter J. Hickel complained Gene Robbins and Judy Sullivan, clients of the Manchester Sheltered Workshop are are legally entitled to that 1 will leadership has protested to the the tapes. Republican support ”in a Godawful position.” before he was fired two years not seek.” White House over both the for appointment of a new aSO-FRO BRICS cleaning the windows at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John McElraevy, 394 Porter St. This Is He said it would be almost ago, remained impenetrable ® I He said he agreed with President’s actions in the tapes prosecutor persisted despite ob one of the many tasks that the Workshop clients perform as a service to the public in always first quality fabrics impossible to pursue Watergate last week. Richardson and Ruckelshaus controversy and the lack of con vious White House opposition to 241 Asylum 8L, Hartford cluding wnlor cltlMns. On a regular wage basis, they can rake leaves, help ciean prosecutions without White 1 Asked whether he had warned that the investigation must not sultation with them. the idea. 822-7201 tasements and do i^d jobs that are helpful to any household. The United Way helps make House records and that Nixon directly, Ruckelshaus only be independent but must Meanwhile, Rep. John J. Skepticism about the future U BURR CORNERS TRI-CITY PLAZA If noBBlhlA fA Irain Hia m a n f a lU r ___ 17 Oak St., Manohastar It possible to train the mentally retardates to do tasks that are a service to society which Petersen himself might be said he had not even seen the appear that way. Rhodes, R-Ariz., said that all widespread. A senator who said SHOPPING CENTER VERNON 643-8174 In turn, builds selfIf pride In me Workshop clients. Your dollars can not only keep thii forced to resign If the White President throughout the "We have under considera House Republicans were in Monday "the bottle Is un OPEN DAILY 8:30>9:30 r /ton hAln if /iAiiAlAM iimi___ i._ a . . . ** OPEN DAILY 10-9, SAT. 10-6 House does not release essen almost five months he serv ^ tion procedures or mechanisms vited to a Capitol Hill meeting corked" was asked if the cork la TEL. Me-772S TEL. 875-0417 phoS“S o K )“* ** ” f . V. ft* ^ i PAGE TWO- MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Thura., Oct. 25. 1973 ‘ MMCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn.. Thurs.. Oct. 25. 1973- PAGE THREE Tri-Town 81 Executed’ i W S T A T E » TVTonlgM L y ty a u MAMCNIfTIR CIWTia SANTIAGO, Chile (AP) - " ^ 5^ PMIf r A I K B iA t O* THIATBI • m Baturdaf"* H^nld tor P H T J e r i l l recent executions were carried Players The military junta has executed will be permitted to execute Cofflptoto TV Uutlng$ out in Antofagasta against four jomAivTcoii/iMmiiis a total of 81 persons since it criminals on the spot, but 500 Socialist party members con suspected leftist leaders still to miailEGREATBSCAFEf fv/.’ y ■^cA'^ seized power in a bloody coup demned to death for alleged 'Fu*e$l'one o jl Improve Ik A. Sept. 11, according to figures be tried by the military courts \y terrorist activities. ’The regime issued by the regime. ’The most remain liable to execution. - 6KK) - (8-40) TOMA said security patrols no longer (3-I-22) NBW8 (20-22-30) FLIP WILSON i June B. Tompkins (IS) I SPY (24) BEHIND THE LINES (20) SOUNDINa BOARD We're Celebrating The The director and cast of the sa-.’i (24) MAKING THINGS WORK - 0:00 - eecond-season opener for the (3) MOVIE Tri-Town Players have pulled i W (30) TO TBLL THE TRUTH I (40) WILD WILD WEST "QuMt Who'i Coming to DInnor" the group up by their boot (1987) straps and headed them on the - 6:30 - (8-40) KUNO FU NOW-ONE WEEK ONLY am mm right path. (10) 700 CLUB (3.3-22-30) NEWS Dan Lein is making his direc BEST FOR YOU! MANCHESTER EAST HARTFORD (20-22-30) IRONSIDE of our now EAST #2 A #3 EAST HARTFORD - 7rfM) - 1[24)1F0LK 1970 ting debut with the Players and BLOOMFIELD CINEMA 9t (3) STARLOST has tackled something he has MALL CINEMA PLAINVILLE (20-22-30-40) NEWS - 10:00 — always wanted to try. And so, ELMWOOD PLAINVtLLE 0.(. (8) TRUTH OR (8-40) STREETS OF MMICIESTER STORE the current production of ELM SOUTHINGTON BEST FOR ME! HARTFORD SOUTHINGTON D.l. C0N8E0UENCES "Butterflies are Free” is BURNSIDE SAN FRANCISCO RIVOLI WEATHERFIELO (10) DICK VAN DYKE (20-22-30) NBC FOLLIES presente in-the-round at Ver WEBSTER PARIS (24) YOUR FUTURE IS NOW non Center Middle School. Pi - 10:30 — ■ A i . KENSINGTON WINDSOR n HURRY IN TODAYI The four members of the cast KENSINGTON PLAZA jr _ 7:30 - (18) LIVING WORD (8) THRILLSEEKERS of the Leonard Gershe play are Experience (18) HARVEST FESTIVAL - 11:00 - no novices to the stage. If the (20) FILM (3-8-18-22-30-40) NEWS Players can keep up with this (20) SAN FRANCISCO BEAT FREE REFRESHMENTS! quality of casting, they can es Common Sense W- (22) HOLLYWOOD AND Cotlaa. Donuts, Soft Drink • Manohostor storo o rif. THE STARS - 11:30 - tablish themselves as a (24) FREE TIME (3) MOVIE creditable little theater group. And Sincerity!!! (30) WAIT TILL YOUR "The Nanny" (1965) The in-the-round presenta FATHER GETS HOME (8-40) WALT DISNEY-A tion, however, is lacking in (40) DRAGNET GOLDEN what Lein hoped to achieve, but ANNIVERSARY GRAND PRIZE DRAWING it’s not entirely his fault. The — 8:00 — SALUTE (3) THE WALTONS Roglator a t any Capitol location play is presented on the stage of RE-ELECT (20-22-30) JOHNNY CARSON P riis t IncludB TIRES, TELEVISION, 10-SPEED DIKE, the auditorium with chairs AM/RN RADIO, BLENDER. No onlloaDon, winnsr nssd around the four sides. Because notInprBssnL of the confines of the stage, it i i still seems like a stage play. You miss the concept of action LIFE INSURANCE in the middle of space with only TONY $500 to $5000 the confines of a surrounding DON’T MISS THESE BARGAINS audience. Anthony Pietrantonlo EVERYONE ACCEPTED But that is little enough to Board of Dlrector$ - Vote Democratic Benefit Performance Bstwesn Agss 48-87 detract from the impact of the drama itself. GOP Candidates at Coffee Hour On November 6 ,1 9 7 3 • NO SALESMAN WILL CALL “John Hotvedt and Terri Norman Fendell, right, purchases the first block of Sturtevant are the stars who tickets from Rudy Persico for the benefit performance of whip this poignant story into a Paid for by Committee to Re-elect Tony Pietrantonlo, I Call or write and glva ua your data of birth. Mrs. Beverly Spillane serves the doughnuts (the coffee “Fiddler on the Roof” presented by the Uttle Theatre of % Ufa of America Inaurance Corp. of Boston memorable vehicle. Hotvedt, Maltempo, treasurer; Carl Zinsser, Board of Directors; Joan Gates, Treasurer DISCONTINUED DESIGN came later) at a Republican coffee hour at her hoine Manchester Nov. 15 at East Catholic High School. Fendell ^ 40 Broad St., Boston, Mass. 02109, Dept. MH who plays Don Baker, the blind Mrs. Beverly Malone, Board of Education; Mrs. Carol is director of the Manchester Sheltered Workshop. Persico boy, appeared in the same role Wednesday night. From the left, waiting their turn, are Kuehl, Board of Selectmen; and Frank Livingston, Board is president of the Civitan Club of Manchester, which has last summer at Nutmeg GOP candidates for municipal office — Paul Willhide and of EMucation. (Herald photo by Pinto) purchased the entire - house for the event. The proceeds Blackw ell Whitewall F.E.T. Summer Playhouse. Currently Mrs. Vivian Ferguson, ^ard of Directors; Samuel will be donated by Civitan to purchase equipment for the 680-13 20.95 24.70 majoring in dramatic arts at Felix "Mr. Turkey" Longo Announces. jLza_ Sheltered Workshop. Tickets are available at Butter 22.65 25.15 1.88 the University of Connecticut, he shows obvious promise of a field’s, Watkins Bros. Furniture Store, The Connecticut C 7S -14 23.50 26.05 2.08 the joys of impromptu pic E78 -14 strong talent for sensitive inter nicking on the floor, impromptu Weekend Programs Bank and Trust Co. offices in Manchester, and local -84.48 27.10 -2^22- pretation. sex, and impromptu friendship. merchants displaying the special benefit performance -E7B-14 -25.4Q 28.18 2 S L Terri Sturtevant, who has Planned at Lutz posters. (Herald photo by Bevins) 0 78 -14 Mrs. Baker arrives on an un 26,40 29.35 -2 r 5 i. also appeared at Nutmeg and Lutz Junior Museum, 126 FELICE’S H 78 -14 28.45 expected visit before her son’s Cedar St., is planning two 31.60 _2J5_ who minored in dramatic arts J 7B.14 two-month trial period of living weekend programs. 33.95 JIM. at UConn, perfectly com alone is up, and is reluctant to F78 -15 Apple Day will be held at the On Broad Street 26.00 28.95 2.42 pliments the blind boy as his realize that her son’s blindness 0 78 -15 girlfriend, perhaps because she museum Saturday afternoon Coming to Bushnell Will Now Be Open On ^ 7 ? n r 30.15 2.60 does not make him completely H78 -15 32.40 played Susie, the blind girl in from 2 to 5. ’There wil be special dependent on her. apple exhibits, including old- Gladys Knight and the Pips, tor is traditionally trained to J78 -15 “Wait Until Dark” last year at leather you do or 33.55 3.01 When Jill passes an audition fashioned apple head dolls, ap whose popular record “Mid perform in only one of the four Nutmeg and understands the to appear in a play and decides ple games and apple bobbing. night Train to Georgia” is categories of Peiping opera playing of a blind person’s role SUNDAY to leave her apartment, and ’There will also be homemade leather you don’t... currently listed among the top roles: sheng, or male role; tan, sufficiently to properly play the leave the newly created nationwide hits, come to the counterpart. apple pies, caramel apples and m or female; ching, or warrior, relationship with the blind boy, apple cider for sale. Bushnell Memorial Nov. 4 for chou, or comic role. 7 A.M. to 8 P.M. Jeanne Mangino, whose name we have it for fall Now Is The Time one of the more dramatic On Sunday afternoon, the two shows at 5 and 8:30 p.m. Tickets for the Chinese Opera Sprvimj "our Favorite Dinners From is not strange to area little scenes in theater occurs. Connecticut Harptological The Pips, a family soul group Theatre’s performance range in 12 Noon to 8 P.M. theater audiences, is well cast To Buy! The story suggests that Society will present a reptile consisting of Miss Knight, her price from $7 to $2 and may be as the upper social class butterflies are only just so free. show at the Oak Grove Nature brother and two cousins, have purchased by sending a check matron Irom social-minded “Butterflies'are Free” plays Center, 269 Oak Grove St. reg. $88 been performing for more than or money order with self- Scarsdale, N.Y., and the blind 363 Broad SI. tonight, Friday and Saturday At Members of the society will dls- 59.90 20 years. addressed stamped envelope to boy’s mother. Manchester • Gallon of Vernon Center Middle School at play a wide variety of Tickets are available at the the Bushnell Memorial, Box 0, FELICES Playing a small part, Paul Leather, you do like? Well meet the 8:15 p.m. Tickets are available amphibians and reptiles. Bushnell box office, phone 246- Station A, Hartford. Windshield Gessay made his acting debut at the door. 6807. Washer with the Players as the director Among those animals on dis fakes. Sure they look and feel just as play will be horned frogs, The National Chinese Opera Solvent of an avant-garde play. Not a smooth and soft as leather... Theatre, encompassing acting great part, but he does it salamanders, turtles and snakes, CONTINUOUS SHOWINGS TODAY both large and small. There will but they’re not. They’re the next STARTING AT 2 P.M. with elaborate costuming, adequately. About Town acrobatics, pantomime, music, Theater with purchace of •ice Scraper and Director Lein has so involved be exotic as well as native best thing, at savings for a limited dancing and singing, will per himself with his actors that The Young Peoples Connecticut species. Soothe The 2 or more tlre$ S "® * Brush Fellowship of the Salvation ’The event is free to museum time oniy. They’re wipe ciean cotton form at the Bushnell Nov. 18 at Schedules their response to his direction 8:30 p.m. South Windsor Cinema — shows in a close-knit web of Army will sponsor a Halloween members. ’There will be a small and poiyurethane. They go out in the A cast of 80 professionals will “Paper Moon,” 7:15-9:30 emotional interplay. The story Carnival Friday at 7 p.m. at the admission fee of 50 cents for rain and snow. And best yet, they've got present their intricate art Vernon Cine 1 — “Nicholas & is about Don Baker who has Citadel. ’The program will in non-members. which presents the human con Alexandra,” 7:30 Savage taken an apartment by himself clude a movie (scarey of style, pizzazz. We've got them In wrap, dition through character and Vernon Cine 2 — “ Hello VALUES GALURE: in New York’s Greenwich course), refreshments, and double breasted and belted looks. prizes fo'r costumes. symbolic movement. Each ac Dolly,” 8:00 Village to prove to himself, and With great collar treatments, all sorts State ’Theater — “One Little f i r € 0 t o n 9 especially his mother, that he About Town Indian,”^:0 0 ; “Lady and the Appetite Plastic can manage by himself, and A setback and military whist of stitch trimming. Sizes 8 to 18. So ’Tramp,■‘^6:45 ROAD ATLAS TRASH CAM that his blindness is not the han card party will be sponsored by whether you do or whether you don't like Community Baptist Church dicap his mother would like to the Assumption Junior High Backs Schools Showcase Cinema 1— “Elec- by RAND McNALLY will have its quarterly business LINERS think it Is. leather, you’ll love these. Come see. tra Glide In Blue,” 7:40-9:55 New Revised 1973 Edition I School Home and School The Manchester PTA Council meeting tonight at 7:30 in Showcase Cinema 2 — He becomes acquainted with Association Friday from 8 to IS supporting passage of the I *1 2 8 pager, ® for Fellowship Hall of the church. “Walking Tall,” 7:10-9:35 the girl next door. Conversation 10:30 p.m. at the Church of the school referendum to be voW ijSmAi Showcase Cinema 3 — “Last |*M apt{orU . EL, through paper-thin walls has Assumption hall. Mr. and Mrk. upon by the electorate of The Salvation will have a $1 Tango In Paris,” 7:00-9:30 Canada, Mexico prompted an inevitable J. Edward McKeever will con Machester on Nov. 6. prayer and Bible study meeting , and 184 dti)». CALDOR Showcase Cinema 4 — “’The |*M oton Bih. meeting. True to the assump duct the games. Tickets may be The decision was made at the MANCHESTER PLAZA tonight at 7:30 at the Citadel. Limit,” 8:25; "Thunder Kick,” game Uw cnarta. council’s recent meeting after a The meeting is open to the tion that the blind are usuajly obtained at the door. Prizes will tour of Bennet Junior High Jerry Lewis public. 6:50-10:00 Fits 20 cheerful and good natured, be awarded, and refreshments Twin Cinema Jerry Lewis ’Twin Cine 1 — gallon can Hotvedt makes this apparent in will be served. School, conducted by Allan ___Cinema 1 “State of Seige,” 7:00-9:10 ft ^ n e , principal, and a thorough ___ Cinema 2 The Women’s Society of Com his role. Jill Tanner, who was 'UMIT1 Limit one pkg of 50 discussion of the building munity Baptist Church will con Jerry Lewis ’Twin Cine 2 — married once for six days, is Cub Scout Pack 120 will have Additional $2.49 rogram as presented In the Ryan O’Neal duct a rummage sale Saturday “Paper Moon,” 7:15-9:20 likewise proving her in a Halloween program at its U.A. East-"M .A.S.H.” 7:00- dependence while dreaming of meeting Friday at 7 p.m. at St. referendum question, it Tatum O’Neal from 9 a.m. to noon in 9:10 reported. Fellowship Hall of the church. an acting career. ’They share James School cafeteria. “STHTE IN , U.A. East 2 - “Billy Jack,” ■m* Aitieriean 7:00-9:00 CHARGE IT... s:!;: Amarlcard Exprsts U.A. East 3 - “Billy Jack,” OF S E C T : MOVIERAnNQB 1 R E P A C K & APER MOON’' 7:30-9:30 SNOW men*, great outdoor (PG) iPORRARENreANO GREASE SEALS GROUP RATES 646-2227 ; YOUNQPEDPIE Repack front wheel >:;: n> aAlMMw If MoMMft MM Mm i L I i _l ' x I bearings and install TIE bools... for loiigv AmMta*oi4MtwMMWr« new grease seals ^ FRI., SAT., SUN MATINEES 99$ M d t M M M hr rhmnt cMWai. “STATE OF SIEGE” “PAPER MOON” STARTS FRIDAY MOUNTING 1=00______3^00______1:30 3;15 lAUACII AMtniO hard w e a r ’ Girls and women (M rtl AiMIwui Ws will fsmovs year can wear ’em convsntloiiil Hrss smi too. (We will fit you AU AtU AANimO mount your wlntsrUrss Tiiwtil tuUm* Im nW for only for correct size.) V f e f t i o n ^ Work shoes ; ------PANAVISON* IE(»IC(XD«» built to lasti Heavy CMtaUigWancf ftos 50lh A t Mtraimt i duty uppers are ■ lUI MUTES 1J . H . N OUT K) iw n n ■ 1H T»KE MUIESII. U . U MIT Ml Ml MM R a IMw M ntvim *Wa:n((Canm»olen5CoiHBn,1 rugged rawhide. Pmnt tr Atult CttrilM ENDS TONITE - 7:30 (P6| Skid-proof soles “NICHOUS AND AlEXANDM’ k i / r-i PAGE EIGHT— MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs., Oct. 25, 1973 SNET Change Affects I $1 Million Winner | Plans to Retire tion today "Just to see my HARVEY'S WETHERSFIELD (AP) - cuit television,” Macdonald Hultine and Hoops BOS’TON (AP) — If you want PUD Would Offer customers,” he also said, ‘Tve IN THE CM.D0R SHOPPINN CENTER The state Commission on said. to buy gasoline from Albert S. The former state agriculture Guzzl at the service station he been working lor 30 years in a Special Revenue has reached a Southern New England 1144 TOLUND TURNPIKE, IMNpNE$TEfl contract agreement with commissioner who took the operates on Boylston Street service station, and I just want Telephone is closing its East Tight Land Control American Totalisator to bring gaming commission Job 10 days to quit. Hartford business office, effec near Fenway Park, you’d better OPEN M0N.-FRI. 10-9 - SIT. 104 ago also said his office will hurry. "I can’t believe It — no more off-track betting to Connec tive Nov. 12, and is assigning tires, no more pumping gas,” ticut, the commission’s adopt a posture dominated by John T. Hultine, presently Guzzl, 54, of Watertown won MARGARET LACROIX *‘a primary concern for the $1 million In the Massachusetts he said. NEW ARRIVALS THIS WEEK since large scale developing can executive director said today. manager of that office, to be (This is the second in a series of articles public” concerning the state Lottery Wednesday, and while His wife Henrietta and three reduce the cost of land acquisition and John T. Macdonald said at a manager of the Manchester of of his four grown children were on Planned Unit Development, a type of news conference that drafts of lottery. fice. he said he would go to the sta- development. The developer’s savings He said the public appeared with him when he was an GOATS - COATS - COATS planning tool being recommended by the can be passed along to the consumer. the agreement have been sent As part of the change, Lyman Planning and Zoning Ckimmission) to the New York Racing confused by different rules and nounced the winner at the Opposition to establishing a PR B. Hoops, presently manager in Copley Plaza. He said he buys Association which must ap regulations which could lead to FOR THE COLDER DAYS AHEAD zone comes mainly from residents Manchester, is being 12-15 tickets a week, and that he The land squeeze of today has made prove the contract. The a lack of public support. and homebuilders. Some residents transferred to Old SaybrooH, to Receive Awards and his wife won $125 earlier. FAMOUS EUROPEAN MAKER land use control a very crucial issue. association includes Aqueduct, "Before any new programs be manager there. believe that South Windsor already LYNNFIELD, Mass. (A P )- Guzzi said he; had no definite The adoption of Planned Unit Belmont and Saratoga are finalized a major concern has too many apartments and the thoroughbred race tracks and About 29,500 SNET customers Three persons received Yankee plans for the money, but "I plan PANTGOATS & REG. LENGTH Development (PUD) In South Windsor will be how easily the rules can housing mix will only bring more. Roosevelt and Yonkers harness in East Hartford and Glaston Quill awards from the Academy to provide for my family first.” Th« namt will bt aaslly racognizad - will give the Planning and Zoning be communicated, how simply The money will be paid to him Homebuilders say that zoning racing tracks. bury are involved and will be of New England Journalists at for warmth and durability ' Commission tight control of the the program can be devised and its 14th annual awards dinner at the rate of $50,000 a year for regulations which sound good on "Agreement on this proposal how effective it can be in at Footwear for every walk of serviced, as of Nov. 12, from Rag. $ 70 -$ lio town’s land use. The commission Wednesday. 20 years. State Treasurer OURFPRICE paper can often bomb in the real es will give us the authorization to tracting additional ticket the Manchester business office. I favors this type of control. use the racing information and life...designed to fit your The East Hartford office space The recipients were John N. Robert Q. Crane gave him the *45 to *80. tate game. Efforts to protect the town buyers,” Macdonald said. ^ show live races on closed cir will be used Jor sophisticated Cole, editor of the Maine first installment Wednesday Commission Chairman William can produce a marketplace of housing wardrobe and your budget! night. Grace said that the PZC favors PUD switching equipment for the en Times; Thomas W. Gerber, FABULOUS Rag. $80. OUR PRICE that does not appeal to the house editor and assistant publisher because it prevents piecemeal tire area. With the change, 17 buying public. SNET employes now in East Lyninn B. Iloups of the, Concord, N.H., Daily development of the town. There are Jolin I. Hultine Monitor; and Abraham A. ^ s o , the cost of the housing may In Hartford wili be transferred to Vote FAKE FURS *39«« many small subdivisions in South crease rather than decrease if the the Manchester office, to han Club and a director of the Hart Michelson, political analyst of Windsor that are each units in and of ford Better Business Bureau. dent of the Manchester the Berkshire Eagle in com m ission’s demands on the dle questions, requests for ser Chamber of Commerce and was Republican themselves. There is no thought as to vice and bill payments. Present He has been with SNET since Pittsfield. for IMAGINE GENUINE developer are so rigid that he cannot 1946. chairman of Manchester’s The awards are giver) annual how each affects the other. There is cut the usual cost corners. locations tor paying bills in CDAP Agency. no continuity of development. insurance East Hartford and Glastonbury ly for outstanding contributions For example, If a developer had 100 Hoops, who resides at 50 to New England journalism. MINK TRIM *52** Planned Residential Zoning 2 will still accept payments made PAUL E. acres to develop into half acre lots, he in person. Virginia Rd., has been Open House is being held at Recipients become members of regulations allows the commission in Manchester manager of SNET could ideally have 200 lots. According on all Installment loans at no Hultine is a Manchester the Manchester Servicenter of the academy. WILLHIDE BLOUSES *10 put as well as control from the very to the PR regulations he must give 20 native and resides at 63 Pitkin since March 1965. Prior to then, SNET at 52 E. Center St. Re-elected officers of the beginning. This is the strength of the extra charge to you. he was manager of the academy were: Thomas K. Republican Reg. $17 OUR PRICE per cent of the acreage for open space St. He is a graduate of tonight from 6 to 9. Details are plan. It provides an orderly method and recreation facilities. This leaves Manchester High School and Rockville office. A Middletown listed in the SNET advertise Brindley of the Fall River native, he has been with SNET Candidate Two beautiful numbera from a leading mfg. of for absorbing the natural growth of him with only 160 lots. Already he has Wesleyan University, a ment on Page 28. Herald News, chairman; the town. member of the Hartford Rotary since 1948. He is a former presi- Richard M. Dyer of Colby for polyester prints and patterns. lost money. College, vice chairman and The report of the Governor’s Task Now that the plan is being con MANCHESTER STATE BANK Board of Directors Come In and see our tremendous selection of PANT Force on Housing also favors PUD. 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DOUBLE Podium Players players, but now you are not you anymore, because you don’t Oppoiite S i BarthohNnaw's NEW YORK (AP) - even sure of the nicknames of * have strong emotional feelings Church on tha Green Curbstone mualngs of a 'Pave the teams. about many things anymore. Manchastar ment Plato; S&H GREEN Choose Phelps Television, you think, is still Your old and still dear friends SELF-SERVICE DEPT STPRES Boredom and loneliness are nothing but a vast wasteland. seem to be getting a bit stupid two of the greatest curses of You get more critical of the and tiresome lately, and you STAMPS modern civilization. quality of the paper towels in OPEN MON. & TUES. ANNE EMT Gene Devine and Wilda Devine have privately decided that Perhaps more than half the the office washroom. your employer is balmy and 8 AM. TO 9 P.M. SAT. NITE Correspondenl is the producer. people alive on earth today will It has been months since you Tel. 228.3971 Tag Sale getting balmier by the week. WED. THRU SAT. spend the major portion of their heard a joke that wasn’t an You no longer look for Roger Phelps was recently It was incorrectly reported in The Newest and Best in Fall Fashions..at King’s for Less! 8 AM. TO 10 P.M. existence being bored or lonely echo of a joke you heard 20 challenges in your work — all 7 to 10 P.M.I elected president of the Podium last night’s paper that the tag — or both. years ago. you want from it Is few waves Players for the 1973-1974 sale being conducted by the This Is true despite the fact Your wife’s favorite line now and a few more oats. seasons. United Brethren of Hebron that man now has 10 times Is, “Well, Buster, you know that When you stare out the win Serving with Phelps for the Synagogue will'be held Eatur- more toys and geegaws to you aren’t exactly a bargain to dow at the building across the year will be Tom Juliani, vice day. divert him from his inner woes live with either." street, you mentally count the president; Mrs. Katharine The sale is on Sunday from 10 than at any other time in his The second or third cocktail Sibun, treasurer; and Wilda to 4 at the synagogue on Rt. 85 windows and trace their out history, and keeps inventing Martini doesn’t make you feel lines with your fingers. Devine, secretary. Publicity in Hebron Center. fresh forms of entertainment as good as the first one did 10 manager is Cindy Robson and Menu Reading an article such as every year. years ago. this doesn’t make you think. It Bob Fancher will be property The menu next week at the Somehow they fail to work, You don’t really enjoy most just makes you annoyed. manager. elementary schools will be; SUPER VAUJE OjWS! Man is not amused by himself. of the things you do, but you Yep, you’re bored. I’m sure LOBSTERS Casting for the production of Monday; Hamburg on roll, He finds the task of killing time keep on doing them out of iner of that. Which proves, perhaps, Fresh Chicken Lobstara, Alive “Come Blow Your Horn" is french fries, green beans, pleasantly increasingly difficult tia. that it takes one to know one. completed and the production is applesauce. WASHABLE and stubborn work. and Kicking, While They Lasti already in rehearsal for two Tuesday; Orange juice, beef Why is man so bored and performances, and on Nov. 30 stew, corn bread, carrot sticks, KODEL® POLYESTER lonely in this century? There and the other on Dec. 1, both at fruit cocktail. may be many reasons. One, Public Records Rham High School. Wednesday; Hamburg Pizza, certainly, is that the spread of Warranty Deeds « . Starring in the production are garden salad, spiced peach science has made all people Attachment Saturday ®'**'’* Robert M. Btantly to Main Roger Phelps as Alan, Bob gelatin with peaches. Screen Print realize how isolated and The Savings Bank of Street Associates, property on PrldSY » Fancher as Buddy, Shirley Thursday; Orange Juice, hot relatively unimportant the Manchester against Grace E. 2 Gaudinski as Peggy, Beth dog, baked beans, buttered Main St., conveyance tax Miller, property at 80 Ferguson human species is in the endless 169.85. Fitzgibbons as Connie, Steve carrots, pears. catalogue of time and space. Rd., 82,200. Wolfman as the Father, and Friday; Fishwich, chicken Tops Robert N. and Elaine Modean Judgment Lien Man dies; his universe goes on, to Louis Arruda, property off Cindy Boson as the Mother. vegetable soup, citrus wedges, indifferent to his fate. Manchester Publishing Co. Directing the production is chocolate cake. Henry St., conveyance tax against Thomas Coila, doing If you are lonely, you don’t 134.65. Short Sleeve, need anyone to tell you that you business as Top Hat Back Zipped 97 Green Manor Construction Restaurant, two parcels on are. It is a constant nail in the Co. Inc. to Myrtle 0. Harper, Jewel Necks heart. But many, many people Broad St., 8686.90. Andover unit In Nothfleld Green Con Marriage License are bored half to death and dominium, conveyance tax don’t even recognize that their Richard Leon Olesnevich, 5 Long Sleeve 840.15. Short Sleeve problem is simply boredom. Vernon, and Mary Elizabeth T 8 i C k Zipper or But Jewel Necks Administratrix Deed ONE SIZE They are drowning in boredom Covlll, 196 Autumn St., Nov. 3, Halloween Party ton Cardigans or Cardigans Jessie Janette Blyth Hynd, St. James Church. but lack the wit to realize they administratrix of the estate of are even wet. Building Permits By Lake Association / f » 7 flT 8 7 P a n ty H ose Janet B. Hynd, to Daniel N. and R & R Contractors for J. How can you tell whether you Dorothy R. Larson, property at are bored? Well, there’s no Pagano, repair fire damage at 23 Lucian St., conveyance tax 222 McKee St., 815,000. Perfect pants partnersi Dramatic new doubt you are bored, whether 830.80. border pattern screen prints in fall colors. you realize it yourself or not, if Ivars E. Ramans for Thomas ANNE EMT Assessor Trade Name E. Toomey, alterations to com Correspondent According to the assessor’s Stretch nylon, regular and all nude styles. Cariyn Berzins, doing Harris Sizes S'M-L. Some in 40 to 44 You are talking to yourself mercial building at 193 E. Tel. 228-3971 office, many residents have not business as The Plush Cow, 34 Center St., 812,000. Halloween yet filed their personal proper more — but enjoying it less. Oak St. You used to know the names The Andover Lake Property ty declarations, which must be Owners Associations is spon done by Oct. 31. According to soring a Halloween Party for Public Act 490, these wnhln One Poun elementary school children at declarations must be filed an POLYESTER FABULOUS the Town Hall, Rt. 6, from 7 to 9 nually. LIMITED TIME OFFER! p.m. on Oct. 31, Halloween ’The assessor is in his office at night. the Town Office Building on The costume party will Saturday morning from 9 to 12 QIAN A® feature apple bobbing, running and on Monday evenings from 7 Pull-On games, ghost story, to 9. However, residents may marshmellow toasting at the come into the Town Office NYLON n65. VALUE fireplace, cup cakes and apple Building any time during the cider. day between 9 and 4 and file Flares NEWEST-ULTRA GAIN UHF-VHF-FM There will be no admission with the town clerk or the Sweet Ufa selectman’s secretary. charge for the party. SIZES 8-18 Shirts PEAS 16-Oz. Coventry RMS • s m m c K Leg Quarters with Backs or 44 Breast Quarters with '90 ANTENNA Wings. C Beautification Awards INSTALLED Cuffed styles, stitched crease Beautification Awards were its chairmanship rotate each With styles, some 2-inch waist Luxury fabric with silken look. Model SK-Tie presented recently to; month among its members. 23 Elements Sheldon Jones, “for his in This is due to the fact that all bands. Choose from solid Tailored In classic knit shirt with Ml Flavors genuity in renovating the of its members are on other and fancy patterns. fashion collar. Sizes 32 to 38. AUTOMATIC former Bidwell Tavern and boards and commissions and no Izontal Plane landscaping the surrounding one was able to accept the PM b ct dB Gain Over Radiation Patterns WELCHADE T grounds which are an assert to nomination this year. ROTOR 1/2 Wave Dipole of Antenna (Mid Band) ter Channels 2-6 the Main St. of Coventry.” Mrs. Ronald Baker will be the A l Forts cmd Lsbsr Channels 7-13 FM Mr. and Mrs. Michael November chairman, Mrs. IscMsd DRINKS Strycharz, “because their home Charles Funk will continue as Channels 14-83 46 Oz. on the corner of South and corresponding secretary and AUTHENTICALLY MENS CHUCK STEAK PORK CHOPS Silver Sts. is good example of a George Ross will remain new home with style, in treasurer. STYLED dividuality and neatness.” There will be a weed pulling iteOTTON U.S.D.A. QUARTER LOIN Mrs. Mary Beagel of Riley party Saturday at 9;30 a.m. at NYLON SATIN Choice CENTER & END Mt. Rd., “who, with the help of Lisicke Beach. Anyone in her father, William Ziegler, terested in helping is urged to First Cut built an original and charming attend and bring a container for Corduroy A frame house, in surroundings weeds. lb. that blend perfectly with the ’The committee is looking into Snorkel style of architecture she has the returnable bottle legislation Imported imported Capitol Farma chosen. A tribute to her of Oregon and Vermont with an Sport % foresight and hard work.” eye to introj^ing similar BOILED lb. 0 SWISS COOKED n Mr. and Mrs. Robert Boyce, legislation in .Connecticut. Coats “because their large red house, The committee will meet HAMnnni wM v chkseCHEESE ■ v SiSALAMI stone walled terrace and rebuilt once a month on the third Coats barn present a charming com Thursday instead of twice a bination on Rt. 44A.” month. WITH THE PURCHASE OF ANY 25 INCH INCH COLOR T.V. ------The Freshest Produce Sold' Mr. and Mrs. Robert Clapp, The next meeting will be Nov. 90 ^ Ripe Yellow “because their home on Lake 15, at 8 p.m. at the Town Hall. ^ 6 0z. St. is always neat and well 90 cared for, a joy to see in a much Fined in Death traveled area of Coventry.” Rugged snorkels with warm Chiffon The Coventry Beautification HARTFORD (AP) - R. polyester quilt linings. Pile lined Committee has decided to have Biafore and Sons Construction Sizes 36-46. BANANASDM IlM IlflO lb. hoods, fur-look trim. Co. of Meriden was fined |750 2 ■ ■■■■ SM H H M ■■ SB ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■ H Hi M M H H ■■■■■■ M ~ MMtGAHNE Wednesday on charges of Boys sizes 8 to 18 16 01. violating federal safety Energy Coordinator guidelines in connection with Maurice Pass, Manchester the death of a worker. director of general services, Jose Rivera was killed Oct. 10 CLIP AND SAVE 70«lj has been named the town’s when the wall of a nine-foot Counons QoDiLIlUirs., Frl., Sat, October 28, 26 and 27 I | energy coordinator by Town deep sewer trench broke and GIRLS Manager Robert Weiss. crushed him. In his new capacity, he will The federal Occupational CUDDLY have the authority to take Safety and Health Administra whatever steps he deems tion office in Hartford, which necessary to accomplish levied the fine, said “the FLEECE | T n ? 0F r f I1 o« off1^ savings of fuel and electricity employer failed to assure that throughout town services. the sides of the trenches in un In this function, he will be stable or soft material...shall spillsburyI i bug I I AO guided by policies established be shored, sheeted, braced or ■ and ordered by Gordon Allen, otherwise supported by means the state director of the Office of sufficient strength to protect of Energy Policy. the employes.” 4 0 0 E X T R A OIRL8 The I FLOUR I j WHEATS | | Wl. e a r t B Y T R A Mre. K ev an e u fl FORALLTHEFAMILYI NYLON MANCHESTER Muffler T h at’s BUDGET TO 36 MONTHS BOYS Savings Bank of Manchester Guaranteed for D e s e r t B o o ts G ow n s as long as you S tr e tc h MENS. BOYS, own the car... F la n n e l CHILDRENS WOMENS & P a ja m a s Vttlfike T ig h ts TELEVISION P APPLIANCES 875-2517 S h ir ts Q88 ec88 JM WED.-THUB8.-FRI. Colorfu l plaids In Genuine suede tan uppers, crepe NEXT TO STOP and SHOP TILB OLENDEirS MUFFLER SHOP warm, washable cotton 7 8 ' soles. Childrens 8'/i-3, mens 7-12, OPEN ROUTE 83 ROCKVILLE flannel. Sizes 8 to 14. Warm brushad acatata-nylon In solids Whlia, puttis, fashion shsdss. boys 3Vii-6, womens 5-10. and prints. SIzaa 7-14. SIzas 1 to 14. 4 J HAGc. iwCiLViv- ivmiNCMl!.biiLU i:.vfc.NiiNu nc-nALU, Manchester, Conn., Thurs., Oct. 25, 1973 Our MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs., Oct. 26, 1973— PAGE THlRTtHf-N College Notes Servicemen Miss Susan Klemens, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Paul James E. Sylvester, of 110 GARDENS From Your Klemens, 232 Ferguson Rd., has Broad St. enlisted in the U.S. Planit That Pieaiet been elected secretary of the Army Oct. 9. He will be oodlund Syracuse (N.Y.) University stationed in Texas. He will take ★ LET JOHN, LEON OR PHIL ZAPAOKA HELP YOU ★ Chapter of Sigma Delta Chi NO T R IC K basic training at Ft. Dlx, N.J., 108 WOOOLAND ST.-OPEN DAILY TILL O-PHONE 048-8474 ISDX), the national and will be trained as an elec Neighbor’s Kitchen ODGE.T ool- +J14HUIMD m i < professional journalism socie trician before going to his per Woodland Qardona aaya: "PLANT A TREE IN 731” ty. She is a sophomore at the manent duty station. His wife, Our Fine Selection Is Fresh From The Qrower To You... college and is dually-enrolled in •44 SO A ©KSCT" Donna, will reside with his By Vivian F. Ferguson ll/UffT tf j ~7oCUK) phto-Journalism in the S.l. parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Jennite J-16 ‘ 6« S G ili. • Patio Hocks, AN Colon 39* • Sacroto Comont • MiAchlni Hoy Newhouse Schools of Public F. Sylvester, while he is in '♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦oo»oo»>ooooo»oooo»o»Moo»ooooo»o.ooooo»»f»d***P»^ Communications and in training. Sylvester is a 1973 political philosophy in the graduate of Manchester High Maxwell School of Citizenship School. Country fairs have become and Public Affairs at SU. She PIANTi increasingly popular as fund Bake at 375 for 12-15 minutes. Cool and cut into squares. became secretary shortly after Edward R. DeVoe, son of raising projects for charitable Linda is a member of Bolton being inducted into SDX. She is Mrs. Janice M. Adams, 124 W. endeavors. No matter what the Junior Woman’s Club currently assistant phtography editor of Middle Tpke., enlisted into the weather, people flock out to buy The Daily Orange, the universi U.S. Army Oct. 9 and will be homemade baked goods and serving as treasurer. She likes to collect recipes, has used ty student, as well as stationed in Texas. A 1973 handicrafts. Foods are always many from this column. She is photographer for "Dates and graduate of Manchester High 10 T u lip s d 9 popular and we find preserves, compiling a cookbook for the Data," the student handbook. School, DeVoe was active in cheeses and fresh fruits such as club at present. Miss Klemens was employed on football, art, and music before No. 1 Bulbs, Largo Size, All ColorsI apples and pumpkins. While a student at the Herald staff last summer. his enlistment. He will take his ALSO: DAFFODILS, A recent fair added Washington School in basic training at Ft. Dix, N.,T., SCILLAS, MUSCARI, something else as I learned Manchester, Linda was en Mary K. Manning, daughter and will be trained as a televi ANEMONE, PAPER from Linda Boothroyd of couraged in her art work by of Mr. and Mrs. John sion cameraman at his perma WHITE, Modonni Bolton. She heard that St. Miss Hazel Lutz for whom the MacDonald of 23 Carroll Rd. is nent duty station in El Paso. Lllllos, and many moral 10 Crocus George’s Church of Bolton was working towards an AS degree having an "Apple Festival." children’s museum is named. in interior design at She called her mother, Elda She is studying with Myrtle Chamberlayne Junior College Saimond of 72 Campfield Rd., Carlson of Bolton and is greatly AU COLORS! interested in pen and ink at pre in Boston, Mass. She is a 1973 Army Pvt. l.C. Daniel Manchester and they went together. sent. She has won blue ribtons graduate of East Catholic High Manseau, son of Mrs. Rejeanne HARDY, and $ 1 3 9 School. Linda’s . letter to me reads, for her work at local and county Manseau, 37 Edmund St. is M BLOOM OR. I "In addition to the usual Junior Women’s Club com assigned to the 13th Support baskets of apples and petitions. 2 Brigade at Ft. Hood, Tex. He is 3 for $3.98 • 10 for $1244 homebaked pies for sale, they Since she started taking Yoga a recovery specialist in the also offered many other fresh classes, Linda has become 602nd Maintenance Co., 169th RE-ELECT CUT FLOWER MUMS .... only $1.88 bunch harvest products. One more interested in nutrition. Maintenance Battalion of the She does not follow the dietary Brigade. He entered the Army Cut Flower Bouquet Beg. $2.89^...... NOW S1.B9 happened to be fresh Ladies of St. James Plan Fair cranberries. They offered a Laws of Yoga, only exercises but in January 1972 and was last SCOTTS TURF-BUILDER New ColorsI hant Hardy it has led her to read more stationed in Korea. sheet of recipes which utilized The Ladies of St. James Church will hold a “Fall Craft Fair” Saturday beginning at 10 10.000 sq. ft.,$10.45 cranberries.” about food values. a.m. in St. James School cafeteria on Park St. Admiring a handmade afgan which will be GREENFIELD WINTERFEED PeaniW UIlM«1" Here is a favorite vegetable. Army Pvt. Gary L. Shaw, son "One such recipe was called featured are from left, Mrs. Robert Tierney, Mrs. David Gay, and Mrs. John Barr. Fair 10.000 sq. ft. $7.95 “Cranberry Crunch." It did call Butternut Squash 5 of Mr. and Mrs. Larry Shaw, will include Christmas decorations, white elephant items, handcrafts, toys and baked 1 medium butternut squash Rt. 87, Columbia, completed ORTHO 12,000 sq. ft. for canned jellied cranberry goods. (Herald photo by Pinto) sauce. Then, I remembered a 1 tablespoon brown sugar eight-weeks of basic training at reg. $10.95 NOW $0.95 E y j n G R E e N recipe that had been given to 1 tablespoon white sugar the U.S. Army Training Center, H&H LAWN FOOD 4-5 tablespoons butter Infantry, Ft. Dix, N.J. me about three years ago by a S 50 lbs. reg. $3.95 NOW $3.35 SPECIALS! friend. It Is called "Fresh dash each of cinnamon and il % • YEWS, sproadinn or upright Cranberry Crunch.” It has in nutmeg S GARDEN FOOD All Purpose 50 lbs. ONLY $2.95 • JUNIPERS gredients that not only make it Peel and cut squash into one- V. Robert W. Miller of 230 Box inch cubs, discarding seeds. Mountain Dr., Vernon, has been LIME TO SWEETEN THE SOILI a dessert that tastes good but it The Baby Has L • HARDY AZALEAS, red or pink also offers good food value.” Place in pan and cover with promoted to die rank of master 80 lbs. $1.09 (3 bags $3.00) water. Bring to a boil and cook sergeant in the U. S. Army • 2 Ft. HEMLOCKS Linda enclosed the recipe to share with our readers. squash and add brown sugar, Reserves. He has been assigned (Choice of 10 Varieties) butter, cinnamon and nutmeg. as assistant logistic NCO with Stir until well,blended and 20 HARDY PERENNULS l-O S Cranberry Crunch Anyone? Been Named the 76th Division (TNG), 700 Only Fresh Cranberry Crunch butter melts. South Quaker Lane, West Hart I For the “Do-lt-Yourieltere“, We Heve: Dried Materiel, to V4 cup granulated sugar Linda and her husband ford. He is employed as a Conea, Wreath Rings, wire, Plue Specialized "Sunser' quantity down to cup. Her until creamy. Add egg and beat I Books on Gardening and Crelts — Only $1.95. Mix or Match 1 tablespoon cornstarch Frederick live on Tumblebrook recruiting specialist with the father-in-law, who was a again. Sift in flour, baking soda We Have Mexican Pottery Vs cup water Dr., Bolton. Fred is supervisor 76th Division (TNG). 10 lor Only S37.S0 1 teaspoon vanilla professional baker, likes and salt. Mix. Stir in nuts. of the ticket counter for Trans- Spread in greased 13x9x2 pan. Zanks, Benjamin James, son of Mr. and Mrs. James Zanks of pinch of salt whipped cream atop. Ice cream World Airlines at Bradley Sprinkle with chocolate bits. 74 Mountain St., Rockville. He was bom Oct. 11 at Rockville 2 Clips fresh cranberries is g o ^ too. You can cut these to Field. whatever size you like for ser General Hospital. His maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Vs seedless raisins ving. John Sweeney of Sunset Rd., Ellington. His paternal grand 1 cup uncooked rolled oats parents are Mr. and Mrs. Albert Zanks of Windemere Ave., cup light brown sugar Linda likes to bake desserts in Rockville. ■L Vi cup sUted flour sheets. With a 17-month old 1/3 cup margarine daughter, she finds it less time It’s BOYS WEEK At Warren, Ryon Christopher, son of Ralph G. and Rita In saucepan, mix sugar, corn consuming even when baking Vaiciulis Warren of 8 Westview Ter., Rockville. He was bom Oct. starch, water, vanilla and salt. cakes. "My husband loves Toll Cmc*T4uatArS ■ \ti(/IA House cookies,” she said, "So I 10 at Rockville General Hospital. His maternal grandparents are Stir in cranberries and raisins. DEMOCRAT make them in squares Instead. Mr. and Mrs. John Vaiciulis of Rockville. His paternal grand The engagement of Miss Bring to boil over medium heat. CJlSmVIIiLllGE FOR It’s so much faster.” parents are Mr. and Mrs. Ralph H. Warren of Manchester. He Suzanne Noble to Steven C. Reduce heat, simmer for five Howroyd, both of Manchester Toll House Cookies 956 Main St., Manchester ‘ Opposite Oak BOARD has a brother, Ross Matthew. minutes; set aside to cool. Mix OPEN 'til 9:00 THURSDAY NIGHTS OF been announced by her parents, oats, brown sugar and flour V^ cup butter 6 tablespoons brown sugar Coiombaro, Sherry Lynn, daughter of Michael G. and Linda Mr. and Mrs. Bruce W. Noble of Be first to see the Freeman... together. Cut in margarine until DIRECTORS A. Favreau Coiombaro of 113 Prospect St., Rockville. She was 82 Crestwood Dr. crumbly mixture forms. 6 tablespoons white sugar FAMOUS MAKE CUFFED SLACKS / Sponsored by Friends born Oct. 12 at Rockville General Hospital. Her maternal grand Mr. Howroyd is the son of Sprinkle one half over bottom of V4 teaspoon water otJohn TanI parents are Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Favreau of 6V4 Cedar St., Mrs. Harry S. Howroyd of 31 greased 8x8 square pan. Pat 'A teaspoon vanilla Joe Czerwinski, Treas. Rockville. Her paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Gino Conway Rd., and the late Harry SPRING 74 PREVIEW down and spread with cooled 1 egg Prep Sizes 29 to 36 Husky Sizes 29 to 36 8. Howroyd. 1 cup plus 2 tablespoons sifted Including Some Double Knits Coiombaro of 16 Cedar St., Rockville. Her maternal great SAM DEITCH, Freeman Shoe Company factory representative will be In our cranberry filling. Top with grandfather is Stephen Dzat of Temple City, Calif. Her paternal The bride-elect is a graduate remaining half of oatmeal flour great-grandmother is Mrs. Marcella Coiombaro of Rockville. of Manchester High School and Manchester store all day Friday, October 25 with the complete collection mixture. Bake at 350 for 45 'A teaspoon baking soda is a senior at the University of Vs teaspoon salt Reguler ^uf/cm /^Jves minutes. Delicious served Price 12. to 19. Connecticut, School of Nursing. of Freeman, Manly and William Joyce shoes. Come in and place your either hot or cold. Vs cup chopped nuts NOW >9 Her fiance is a graduate of special orders. 1 six-ounce package semi (Similar Values In Boys SIza 8 to 18) LIVE/MAINE About Town Manchester High School and is The original recipe calls for sweet chocolate bits % cup sugar. Linda likes her A Fall Bazaar will be held a senior at Central Connecticut Beat butter, brown sugar, AK/X Friday from 6 to 9 p.m. and State College in New Britain, cranberries tart so cut the white sugar, water and vanilla OUTSTMMK VALUE • WMLE THEY UISTI LOBSTERS ^ 1 7 9 Saturday from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. where he is majoring in FUIOUS lUXER • NYLON • lUCtM WASNUIE at St. John’s Polish National elementary education. He is See the all new... Catholic Church, Golway St. employed at Manchester SKI JACKETS X lb. Dinner will be served during Memorial Hospital. Sizes 8 to 26 Assorted Colors the bazaar. A May 1974 wedding is School Menus planned. Chicken Lobsters, ivioL A Bible study will be held Cafeteria menus which will Wednesday: Salisbury steak, Approximately 1 Lb. Reg. Price 29.00 ^ i , * 1 8 ' tonight at 7:30 at the United VOTER FREEMAN be served in Manchester Public gravy, mashed potato, buttered Pentecostal Church. Schools, Oct. 29-Nov. 2, are: green beans, bread, butter, ...RMND NAME TERRIFIC IMIUE THEY JUST ARRIVED TODAY FREE-FLEX Monday: Hamburg patty on a milk, orange whip. FRESH FROM MAINE! Full Gospel Christian Engaged Feel the flexible difference. Free- roll, potato chips, buttered, Thursday: Grinder, JERSEYS SPORTI»ATS Fellowship Interdenomina peas, milk, mixed fruit. applesauce, milk, ice cream. Flex Is the exclusive Freeman con- HIGHLAND PARK MARKET tional, will have a Bible I [ i Tuesday; Tomato soup, Friday: Baked fish sticks, Sizes Sizes study and open discussion toasted cheese sandwich, parslied potato, cole slaw, corn 317.Highland,St.,.Manchester — Phone. 646-4277 Andigheh-Olsen struction that produces remarkable 8to20 2 0 % . 8to20 20% OFF 1 / vegetable sticks, chocolate pud bread, butter, milk, sliced tonight at 7:30 at Orange The engagement of Helen Hall. ® *34* flexibility and comfort. The shoo and ’ ’ ding, milk. peaches. PLENTY OF FREE PARKING IN ADJACENT LOT - Pallein Andisheh of Coventry to MASTER CHARGE AND CASH ONLY Paul Sigurd Olsen of boot styles shown here are broken In before you Manchester has been an nounced by her aunt and uncle, wear them. Feel the elegance of a soft kid leather Project Mr. and Mrs. William Minor of boot in light burnished brown, or the classic choice HELP Coventry. She is the daughter of Mrs. Fred Surber of West Palm shoe In fine grain calf, burnished brown or black. Menus Beach, Fla. and George Pallein of Manchester. Menus which will be prepared Samuel Maltempo and served next week by WITH THIS COUPON Mr. Olsen is the son of Mr. members of HELP (Han ) 0 4 > - 6 9 ' ‘ and Mrs. Leroy Olsen of Arnott dicapped Earning and Living A Dedicated Public Servant Rd. RUNNER In je c t), a program designed to train handicapped for /2 The bride-elect attended employment in the food service for Treasurer Manchester High School and iPSmoasiS ^ C o u n t industry at Manchester Com Cardinal Newman High School munity College, are as follows: in West Palm Beach, Fla. She is -2 * 7 “ Monday; Chicken rice soup, cmJBstetES th V ip REMEMBER NO. 1 a graduate of Forest Hills ‘SIzM 13,14 and IS (lightly higtwr pastrami on roll, cole slaw, ap ONE COUPON PER FAMILY ^ i School in West Palm Beach and ple squares, coffee or tea. REDEEM at The Question For is employed at the Pratt & Tuesday; Vegetable beef Whitney Division of United Air YES, WE HAVE YOUR SIZE soup, veal parmigian with la>w /• PAGE FOURTEEN- MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn,, Thurs.. Oct. 25, 1973 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn,, Thurs., Oct 2.«i 1973. PAGE FIFTEEN Handicapped Organize Manchester Brackett, 44 Wells St.; Linnea Obituaries Angle Swatting Hrralft Everett, 304 Kennedy Rd.; About Town Nixon Postpones Claire Shea, Willimantic; Bar Parking Committee on Saturday bara Washington, 73 Chestnut memorial contributions may be North United MethodlEt \ ft St.; Stephen Harrington, 102 made to the American Cancer Alert Church zone leaders will meet (Continued from Page One) special Watergate prosecutor, Downey Dr. Frank Farley) 92) Society, 237 E. Center St., (Continued from Page One) Press Confab All handicapped persons in tonight at 7:30 at the church. tense Israeli military pressure, and top Justice Department of College, will speak on "What (VISITING HOURS) Also, Sean Todd, 223 Green Manchester. (Conilnupd from Page i^ne) |j]gn Peter W. Rodino Jr., D- the Manchester area are in Facilities Are Available in from defeat. ficials, who left the government of angle parking on Main St., Rd.; Paul Barron, 21 Vernon vited to a meeting Saturday at 1 Connecticut for the Han Intermediate Care Semi Rd., Bolton; Walter Smith, 16 Members of the American Dead; Designed Mrs. Denis Strode^Jackson It was understood that the in the weekend controversy according to Clark. N.J. p.m. at Manchester Community related Investigations be Rep. Jerome R. Waldie, D- dicapped.” private, noon - 2 p.m,, and 4 Jan Dr., Vernon; Carol John- Legion .Auxiliary will meet alert affected Army, Navy, over the Watergate tape recor College to form a Committee of pressed vigorously, the sources Calif., one of the first on the p.m. 8 p.m.; private rooms, 10 drow, 44 Pearl St.; Maureen tonight at 7 at the John F. Mrs. Audrey White Strode- Marine and Air Force units in dings. Clark said he is continuing his the Handicapped. Jackson, 57, of 86 Hawthorne St. sald.^ committee to call for impeach Representatives of the Con a.m. -2 p.m., and 4 p.m. -8 p.m. Healy, Rt. 44A, Coventry; Tierney Funral Home, 219 W. Town Buildings the United States, Europe and White House Deputy Press survey of merchants and con died Wednesday night at The House Judiciary Com ment, said the "most easily sumer Advocate Council of Self Service: 10 a.m.*-2 p.m,; Lauren Breadheft, Wales Rd., Center St., to pay respects to the Far East and that some Secretary Gerald L. Warren sumers in an attempt to get an 4 p.m. - 8 p.m. the late Mrs. Olive Chartier, a Manchester Memorial Army and Air National Guard said he had nothing to add, mittee proceeded with Its for provable” ground for impeach The committee will operate West Hartford, comprised of all An(tover;. Jonathan Spohn, 24 Frank Cheney Farley Sr., 92., four daughters, Mrs. Henry R. accurate reading of reaction to mal inquiry into possible im ^ Intensive Care and Coronary past president of the unit. Hospital. She was the wife of air defense units were also when reminded, of his state ment would be obstruction of under a board comprised of handicapped persons, will dis Hartland Rd.; Rick Fowler, 474 of Stonington, an architect who Palmer Jr. of Stonington, Mrs. the parking situation down peachment of the President, Denis Strode-Jackson. alerted. ment of Wednesday that "the justice by the President for handicapped persons, and its cuss the development of its Care: Immediate family only, E. Middle Tpke.; Patricia designed several of Aubrey H. Whitelaw of North town. He said the survey should with Speaker Carl Albert saying Mrs. Strode-Jackson was The state of readiness was United States has no intention firing Cox. objective will be to evaluate program and what can be done anytime, limited to five McKeown, 34 Washington St,; HersM Manchester’s public buildings, Stonington, Mrs. Charles P, be finished by next week. it would go forward regardless minutes. born April 15, 1916 in known to be one notch above of sending trodps to the Middle However, House Republicans and procure physical, by the handicapped. Blaine Hart, Willimantic; Sean CUtiifiEd U i died Wednesday in a Westerly, Berdell III of New York City, In other business this mor of Nixon's release of the Woodsville, N.H., and had lived normal and was intended to put East.” generally agreed that by com recreational and social services Maternity: Fathers, 11 a.m,- Prescott, 122 Carpenter Rd. R.I., hospital. and Mrs. Herman W. Williams ning, the Downtown Action Watergate tapes. 12:45 p.m., and 6:30 p.m, 8 Get Fast Results in Manchester since 1940. A U.S. forces in condition to move Warren would not say why a plying with Sirica’s order for and action to assure implemen Mrs. Dorothy Kenny will tell He was born in Yokahama, of Washington, D.C.; nine Committee: "I hope it is expeditious and I p.m.; others, 3 p.m. - 4 p.m., registered nurse, she was a 1936 quickly if President Nixon precautionary alert was the tapes Nixon had all but tation of necessary legislation. of "The Needs of the Han Japan, and was the grandson of grandchildren and four great hope it lays this thing to rest and 6:30 p.m. - 8 p.m. the late Frank Cheney. He grandchildren. graduate of Lowell (Mass.) decided this was necessary. necessary. eliminated the possibility he dicapped as I See Them.” She • Decided to favor installa one way or another,” Albert Age Limits: 16 in maternity, designed the Mary Cheney General Hospital School of Nur Officials emphasized that no After a meeting at the White might be irfipeached. Saturday's meeting is co suggested to the ‘Human Funeral services are Friday tion of regular street lights on told reporters. 12 in other areas, no limit in sing and had been employed at mobilization of the nation’s House early today, con- AFL-CIO President George sponsored by the college and by Relations Commission at its Library, the Manchester at 1 p.m. at his home, 25 High Purnell PI. when town Im "We’re moving lull speed self-service. L Municipal Building, and Nathan St., Stonington. Burial will be in Manchester Memorial Hospital ground, naval and air reserves grbssional leaders came away Meany drew White House ire by th e Manchester Human Sept. 20 meeting that the town BUY A CAKE provements to the road are ahead,” said Judiciary Chair- All emergency patieius and Hale and Washington Elemen the Cheney family plot in East for the past 15 years. had been ordered. saying the emphasis still was on coupling a call for k new special Relations Commission. The recreation department arrange finished. Committee Chairman outpatients are requested to use tary Schools. Cemetery. She is also survived by a son, The U.S. Sixth Fleet, which is prosecutor with a statement college buildings are designed a program for the handicapped diplomatic rather than military William Sleith said a more the new emergency room en He was a 1902 graduate of Mark Palmer of Manchester; closest to the Mideast fighting moves. that "the events of the last to provide easy access for and that the town libraries The Shea-Williams Funeral aesthetic type of lighting could trance off Armory St. Access to Harvard University and was a two daughters, Mrs. Gretchen area, was reported to have gone Warren said the U.S. govern several days prove the wheelchairs. provide a phone service and Home, 19 E. Main St., be installed after a coordinated the entrance via existing partner in the Beers and Farley Robinson of St. Paul, Minn., to an even higher level of dangerous emotional instability deliver books to the homes of Stonington, is in charge of ment continues to remain in theme for downtown driveways. i i W V f architectural firm in New York arrangements. and Miss Gaylon Palmer of alertness than previously. touch with the major powers Ask Bork Resign of the President." Tlie success of the meeting the handicapped. 4 Manchester is developed. Pediatrics: Parents allowed 8 City before his retirement in Sacramento, Calif.; her Meanwhile, the U.S. resupply and parties to the Middle East NEW HAVEN (AP) - About Deputy White House Press and of the proposed committee There are no calling hours. • Voted to return to a a.m. to noon and 2 p.m. to mid TONY mother, Mrs. Gladys White of one-third of Yale Law School’s Secretary Gerald L. Warren will be determined by the in 1949. airlift to Israel was said to be dispute. He said the schedule of weekly meetings. The co-sponsoring The family suggests that any Groton, Mass.; a brother, terest shown by the han night; others, 2 p.m. to 8 p.m. Anthony Pietrantonlo Survivors are his widow, Mrs. continuing at about the same government’s position would be The committee had been students have signed a letter called it “one of the most in organizations have been unable memorial contributions may be David White of Massachusetts; ul-ging U.S. Solicitor General dicapped. Those who are in Ruth Perkins Vickery Holmes level as in past ilays and of spelled out at a meeting today meeting every other week for credible, inexcusable, irrespon to ascertain the number of han made to the Mary Cheney and two sisters, Mrs. Dulcie Robert H. Bork to resign from terested but cannot attend the Farley; a son, Frank Cheney ficials stressed there had been of the United Nations Security the past few months. sible statements ever made by dicapped in the Manchester Discharged Wednesday: SAT. NOV. 27 - 10 A.M. Library. Mann of Groton, Mass., and meeting and those needing Farley Jr. of New York City; no airlift of any U.S. troops. Council in New York. • Received official notice, his new position of acting at an individual who is in a posi area. Saturday’s meeting is the Edward Bolas, 41D Charter LIFT THE LATCH GIFT SHOP 2 Mrs. Arlene Jenkins of New torney general. transportation may contact the The new international crisis House Speaker Carl Albert, from Assistant Town Manager tion to have his remarks and first step in a survey of the han Oak St.; Ralph Gutreich, 224 977 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER Hampshire. came amid domestic turmoil Bork is on leave from the law comments carried in the Voluntary Action Program at D-Okla., said the alert was only John Harkins, that the town will YWCA Nutmeg Program Center dicapped and their needs. Green Rd.; James Plourde, 82 (Rain Location — 801 Main St.) Private funeral services will stemming from the Watergate school to serve in President national news media.” Warren Mdnehester Community Edward Mozzer Miss Lillian L, Jones a precautionary action. “But be receiving a 3640,000 state Downey Dr.; Robert Mayer, 75 be a held at the Holmes Funeral case. And Jackson noted that in Nixon’s administration. described the President’s College, 646-4900, ext. 361, or Edward Mozzer, 66, of Ur- HEBRON - Miss Lillian L. the overwhelming emphasis is grant for 40 units of elderly YWCA Nutmeg Program Center is the new name of the Manchester Program Center of Wedgewood .Dr.; Virginia Home, 400 Main St. Burial will his call for national unity. He A letter to Bork signed by health as excellent. the Stephen Cassano, director bana, Ohio, formerly of Jones of Rt. 207 was killed on diplomacy at this time,” housing. There is a possibility Walter C.S. Kuczek of 187 Ferguson Rd., leftr who sub- be at the convenience of the urged the President to reinstate Albert said. about 160 of the school’s 500 The AFL-CIO convention in of the action program, ext. 351. Manchester, died Oct. 19 in Ur- Tuesday in a traffic accident on that the new housing could be mitted the winning name in a contest to rename the program center, receives a certificate family. Archibald Cox, the ousted students criticized him for Miami Beach approved a bana after a short illness. He Rt. 5 in Windsor. At the Capitol later, Albert located in the downtown area, entitling her to a free YWCA class from Mrs. Samuel Pierson, chairman of the program Mrs. Janet Small, occupation There are no calling hours. was asked if he felt there is no accepting Nixon’s order on Oct. resoiution Monday calling for was the husband of Mrs. Police said Miss Jones was and Manchester Housing center. The award was made Tuesday at a salad luncheon and a bazaar at the center. therapy coordinator at OPEN DAILY 10*10 The family suggests that any . confrontation with the Soviet 20 to fire special prosecutor Nixon’s resignation or im WED., THURS., FRI., SAT. Beatrice Williams Mozzer. apparently stricken while Authority representatives will (Herald photo by Bevins) Manchester Community 5 memorial contributions may be Archibald Cox because of a dis peachment and Meany said the Mr. Mozzer was bom in New driving. Union. He replied; “I would say meet with the downtown com made to the Manchester agreement over tape recor surrender of the tapes did York and had lived in She was born in Glastonbury Edward P. Merritt that is correct.” mittee soon. Memorial Hospital Building Edward P. Merritt, 71, of 42M dings held by the President. nothing to change that stand. \ ! Manchester most of his life. and had lived in Hebron most of Fund. % >1* He is also survived by seven Bluefield Dr., died early this her life. She was a member of OPEN DAILY 10*10; brothers, William Mozzer of the First Congregational John Ml. Doherty morning at Manchester THURS., FRI., SAT. Manchester, Joseph Mozzer of Church of Hebron. John M. Doherty, 61, of 82 Memorial Hospital. He was the Bolton Danielson, Watson Mozzer of Miss Jones was owner- Walnut St. died this morning at husband of Mrs. Grace Scherer I Notes New Jersey, Florian Mozzer of operator of Wood’s Countryside Manchester Memorial Merritt. Washington, Richard Mozzer of Lodge in Hampton. Hospital. He was the husband of Mr. Merritt was bora Sept. Radio/haeif i ■ , , ...... ' New York, and John Mozzer She is survived by a brother, Mrs. Dorothy Johnson Doherty. 16, 1902 in West Hartford and DONNA HOLLAND and Chester Mozzer, both of Clarence R. Jones of Hampton. Mr. Doherty was bora Aug. had lived in the Rockville- California; and two sisters, Funeral services are Friday 29, 1912 in Manchester, son of Ellington area for many years Correspondent Mrs. Veronica Marston and at 1 p.m. at the Potter Funeral the late Michael and Mary before coming to Manchester 646-0375 Mrs. Virginia Nycz, both of Home, 456 Jackson St., Sullivan Doherty, and had lived eight years ago. He was a com A S P E C IA L S New Jersey. Willimantic. Burial will be in here all his life. municant of the Church of the PTO The funeral and burial was St. Peter’s Cemetery, Hebron. Before his retirement in 1969, Assumption. Toyland is Open 'Wednesday in Urbana. There are no calling hours. he had been employed for a He had been employed in the The PTO high school liaison number of years as a carrier shipping department of the SMART SANTAS SHOP EARLY...STORES OPEN LATE NIGHTS committee met recently. Its Mrs. Oscar Gronlund for the Manchester Post Office. Arrow-Hart and Hageman general objective is to embrace Vour Choice James J. Griffin BOLTON - Mrs. Helen He was a member of the Corp., Hartford, for 25 years the PTO bylaws. Its specific James J. Griffin of Hartford Gronlund of 150 Brandy St. died National Association of Letter before his retirement four SAVE *5 ON THIS objective is to maintain com died Wednesday at Hartford Oct. 19 in Copenhagan, Den Carriers. years ago. munication and exchange WALKIE- TALKIE Hospital. He was the father of mark, while on vacation. She He is also survived by a son, He is also survived by a among the administration, Mrs. Ben DelMastro of was the wife of Oscar Kevin J. Doherty of daughter, Mrs. Grace Cprdy of HELMET, faculty, parents and students. Manchester. Gronlund. Manchester; two daughters. South Windsor; two brothers, In the past the committee Other survivors are his wife, Mrs. Gronlund was bora in Miss Roisin Doherty, at home, George M. Merritt of Hartford personally interviewed each 6 8 three other daughters, two Providence, R.I., and had lived and Mrs. Deidre Foster of East and Alfred. I. Merritt of high school staff member. A brothers, a sister, and seven in Bolton for 18 years. She was Hampton; and four Clevelalid, Ohio; three % questionnaire was completed grandchildren. a member of the Manchester grandchildren. grandchildren and five great showing ways parents could TRADI The funeral is Saturday at Garden Club, the Manchester The funeral is Saturday at grandchildren. A help. ’ 8:15 a.m. from the Farley Horticulture Society and the 8:30 a.m. from the John F. The funeral will be Saturday Discipline was chosen as its The yummiest trick or treat junior- size candies, each individually wrapped. Funeral Home, 96 Webster St., Homemakers of Bolton, Inc. Tierney Funeral Home, 219 W. at a time to be announced. first year project but following RAYOR/VINYL a meeting with a committee of Have plenty on hand for the hungry Hartford, with a Mass at St. She is also survived by a son, Center St., with a Mass at St. Friends may call at the little "goblins" that come to your door. Augustine’s Church, Hartford, Kenneth Gronlund of BoltoiT. James Church at 9. Burial will Holmes Funeral Home, 400 teachers it was not pursued as COSTUMES at 9. Burial will be in Mt. St. Funeral services are Friday ' be in St. James Cemetery. Main St., Friday from 2 to 4 and there did not appear to be any C Benedict Cemetery, Bloom at 1 p.m. at Holmes Funeral Friends may call at the 7 to 9 p.m. problems. Rag. 78e Dutch Snack Bar...... 20 par bag field. H om e, 400 M ain S t., funeral home Friday from 2 to 4 The second year project Rag. 78( Jr. Milk Dude*...... 38 per Bag Friends may call at the Manchester. Burial will be in and 7 to 9 p.m. chosen by the committee was to Reg. 78a Peanut Butter Kisses ...... 2-/D.* Bag funeral home tonight from 7 to 9 Bolton Center Cemetery. review the awards given to Reg. 77a Rally* Junior B a r t ...... 30 per Bag and Friday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 There are no calling hours. students in Grades 1 through 12 Reg. 78a Pixie S llx *...... 91 per Bag p.m. The family suggests that any in June. Reg. 1.78 Reg. 77a Sweet Terta*...... 103 per Bag CATHOLIC BURIAL Students and parents favored 4 Days Reg. 77a Krackal* Junior Bart ...... 30 per Bag awards in academic areas, Keg. 83c Mallow Cups...... 11 Oz. Death is a time of stress. prefering medals rather than Reg. 77a Bulternnger* Junior Bars ....13.5 Oz.‘ T Many things must be done quickly with little time to monetary awards. Parents All flame-retardant, all with Reg. 77a Fun-siza Peanut Block.... rz-oz.* Bag HALLOWEEN think them through. wanted to be notified in ad masks! Witch and spider, , Reg. 77a Fun-size Jumbo Block ...... 12-oz.‘ Bag skeleton, spook, clown, fairy Tricks, Treats, Surprises... Selecting your burial place is one of the few things vance if their child was to be 8«g. 83( Peanut Butfar Smoothlss ...... 11 Oz. Bag the recipient of an award. queen, Cinderella or devil. ' •NoUrt. All Are At Plazal that can be done in advance to relieve future strain. As a result of the high school for tricksters S-M-L committee writing the Board of Education asking it to consider PLAZA DEPARTMENT STORE SAINT JAMES CEMETERY increasing the number of late 70S EMT MIDDLE TURNPIKE, MANCHESTER 368 Broad Street buses and or the number of (NEXT TO FRANKS SUPERMARKET) Manchester, Connecticut nights on which there would be OPEN NED., THURS., FRI. TILLS Phone 643-6713 a late bus, there are now two buses on Monday and Wednesday. As principal Norman Shaw reported the discipline at the Your Choice Your Choice high school was go<)d, the com *WHh or Wliheul Almond* mittee will temporarily discon tinue to review it. 24 REESES® 24 HERSHEY® IS WALKIE-TALKIE ONE-POUND BAG* MILK, ALMOND, 10 DIGITAL COMPUTER KIT m AM TRANSMITTER KIT M DERBY HORSE RACING Shaw will be invited to attend PERFORMANCE Pocket model sends and PEANUT CUPS BAR PACKS* 50 easy experiments to O Q 9 5 receives radio messages Easily assembled radio Exciting races Push start a future meeting with parents OF JR . BARS CRUNCH BARS do math calculations f c C J ^ station broadcasts 4 9 5 up to 1/4 mile. No license"** * EA employing the binary system switch-lights revolve. .. | 7 9 5 Reg. 97$ Reg. 97$ A 4 ) through any AM radio up to of high school students to dis Reg. 88$ Reg. 1.47 required. 60>3020 predict weather, countless one stops for winning horse. 4 Days 0 Oct. 1971 25 away Mike included other for pay-off rate Complete with cuss smoking. Bag 4 Days ^ * Your Choice other operations 26*199 60-2274 *40 S4 l*tBinFh|. chips for befting 60-2129 ^Bag Eil PLANETARIUM KIT ' The committee w ill be Candidate Jack Thompson U WALKIE-TALKIE HELMET exploring the question of finan Faicinaling hobby kit Oi SLOT MACHINE GAM E TRADITIONAL Indooc outdoor lun. 9 9 5 Battery-powered 2 1 9 FUZZY. FLUFFY. FUNNY cial costs of the junior prom, Unassembled In Carton e It at K mart criticized the lack of an effort Softdt and rocaivM projector shows stars on Sec how many pomls BIG 4 - DAY BIKE SALE tnnugMlno licanu celling or wall Constellation you can score Just pull O ANIMALS COMPLETE seqior year activities and to improve the quality of raquiiod) Can b t uaad with charts included 60*2272 the lever to spin, push-buttons W graduatioii. COSTUMES Spaca Patrol waWiia-talhia. to stop 60*2119 WITH AM RADIOS* s p e e d z o in water on the West Side. 60-t033 Rai. 14.H B1 OPTICAL LAB KIT The committee will form a Y - . BIG 26-INCH Do over 130 experiments Tiny lots to teenagers <,1 special committee of parents to 1 9 9 5 m ROULETTE GAME love soft cuddly toy AM WITH MASKS HIGH-RISE with t M'piece optical hit THREE-SPEED 2 B3 MINIATURE RACE CAR Place bets then press radio animals Safe for the do an in-depth study of the high Build leleKope. camera, the Stan lever and walch litile ones to lake to bed. school lunch room. Suggestions BICYCLES LIGHT BIKES Car speeds down I0>ft more 26*198 the tight revolve around the 3 9 5 makes an attractive accessory drag strip Ouick-Stop 2 9 5 wheel and stop gn a number for any room. for improvements will be brakes car at finish Sets up [D AUTOMOBILE LAB KIT Printed roulette table layout Nov. 1972 In seconds OO-IOSZ Build a miniature auto C T Q * > made. included 60*2131 ED TERRIEfl RADIO g s s 00 chassis with steering. Voters approved referendum brake system see*thru IS CAT RADIO 1195 Weg. 42.47 transmission 60*2260 ES COMPUT-A-DICE GAME 134 Reg. 66.66 item for the renovation of m ROAD DEVIL RACER Press a lever and two Q] POODLE RADIO g^S Schools Closed Rag. 1.78 m AERONAUTICAL LAB KIT wheels star*! to roll Slop 2 9 5 Sturdy bikes, with Car lumpt. Ilipa. rolli, All Bolton schools will be 4 Days With 3-speed twist Cooper Hill Filter Treatment Explore me world of automatically and light up a positive action turns Rav up ttta 477 flight B propulsion Over pair ol dice on the screen IQ PEKINOESE RADtO 11^1^ closed Friday for a teachers’ grip; front and rear Plant. "Powar Iniactori' prast lha too experiments . build a 60*2132 convention. coaster brake, fea caliper hand brakes; FHiear. watch this demon go glider, helicopter, more El RACCOON RADIO -l-igS 60-103fl Flame-retardant costumes t ture blapk saddlq troxel saddle with 28-196 m COLLIE RAD(0 [Q DRAW POKER GAME Halloween Party for tots to junior teens, each matching stripes, reflector; headlight; [Q QENIE BOTTLE 05) ELECTRONIC PROJECT KIT Play poker or black lack 14®* with masKI Skeleton, devil, reflect pedals. carrier. Save now. 2 9 5 -LImli.d quanlill.i ol .nimtl t«HM. Teachers and parents of by pushing a button witch, clown, fairy and mon Litl the cap off. ask a Everything needed to Cards roll inside the machine duo lo l.lo ihipmwili Nol .11 tiylM students In Grades 5 and 6 will question puffs ol 4 9 5 build radios, amplifiers 0 7 d S push each of 5 buttons to lmmodl.t*ly .vill.M o it .11 tioiot. buL sponsor a Halloween party for ster outfits. S-M-L. srr>oke corr>e out Replace cap, computer circuits and many § Mop the cards fur pre selected Ihould be In nair luluio. LIGHTWEIGHT MEN’S 26-IN. open lighted window to see others No soldering or tools hand (60*2126 Shown). . .Mid you Cin those students tonight at the K-ELECT Itte answer 60>2324, required 26 220 ' 26-IH. RACER 10-SPEED Deluxe 60 ?11H 49S CH U tE IT Town Hall from 7:30 until 9:30. F & l Door prizes and game prizes RICYCLES RACER BIKE will be awarded and prizes for JACK THOMPSON the funniest, most original, Radie prettiest, and ugliest costumes. 197 Refreshments will be served. 00 /hack ' Reg. 46.66 ^Reg. 74.97 TO THE MANCHESTER agALaH Donation for the party is 50 cents. BOARD OF DIRECTORS Jack Thompson and Roger Negro look over Bond for Cooper Hill * 388 Middle Turnpike, West looL fot Ihii Sign Bikes with diamond Fast racer with 4 re In Youf NtighbofhocS Hoy SrmilH frame, troxel saddle, flectors; front and Treatment Plant Boy Scout Troop 73 will be coaster brake, and rear caliper brakes; 10-speed derailleur; VOTE DEMOCRATIC camping out at Wolf’s Den Qlrla’ - Qreen chrome rims and j Charge it racing-style handle Manchester Parkade 649-1806 campground in Connecticut this 1’ - Orang* short, racing-type bars and saddle. NOVEMBER 6 weekend. 45 Shunpike Rd. Sp()ncor Street fenders. Charge it. Boys will be notified by their CssyilahtO t s r ib y s . s . KNSSOS CompMiy individual patrol leaders about Cromwell (Silver Lane) _ Paid for by Friends of Jack Thompson - James Watt, Treasurer transportation arrangements. H a tandv corporation c o m p a n y Manchester ■ 45 Shunpike Rd., Cromwell 239 Spencer St., Manchester \^CHESTERJVEN1NG HERALD, Manchester, Conn.. Thurs., Oct. 25. 1973- P a p .f . SEVENTEEN PAGE SIXTEEN- MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Thurs., Oct. 25. 1973 . _____ - a r ------’— — ■'— — ' ------> Stamps In Moiher^s Arms Are Not Safe 18 OAK STREET in Giant Firms Exposed To Many J^aknesses Downtown Manchester The News By JOHN CUNNIFF The Penn Centrai raiiroad, RCA Corp. in 1971 was forced Pan American World Air result from industrywide AP Newsfeatures failures. In the biggest among Poor books and records, announc»$ that AP Bu»in«M Analyil the nation's iargest, is invoived to write off $250 million as Ways has been in the red since problems, as in food retailing, The chairman of the By SYD KRONISH For Baby When In Auto securities firms, the failure of recorded 44 times; misconduct NEW YORK (AP) - A in bankruptcy proceedings, “extraordinary charges retated 1969, and some other airlines, securities and air transporta Securities and Exchange Com MISS ROBERTA and MISS ROSEMARY Lockheed Aircraft avoided to withdrawal from the general Weis Securities, Inc., the New 26 times; high operating costs Among the 9,356 childreh in growing number of the nation’s despite a facade of giamor and tion — most of them are con mission, Ray D. Garrett Jr., CHICAGO (AP) - Mothers’ federal government, public bankruptcy by obtaining a York Stock Exchange accused — poor controls 21; mismanage volved in accidents who were ore noir Inck with im. mON.-SAT. 9 to 5 industrial and financial giants purpose computer business,” aimost constant promotion of fined to individual companies told brokers in a speech this arms are not the safest place health and safety organizations, government guarantee for $250 after dectartng shortly before the company of filing false and ment 28; lack of knowledge of week: "We have been experien not wearing rsstrainta, there P l^ a call ona of thoio yHjjRg. 4 pRI. 9 to 9 are finding the demands and cut-rate trips, haven’t es within the industries. misleading reports. for babies in automobiles, says the medical profession, nor miiiion tn toans, and other com that it wouid be an industry securities business 18; adverse cing a truly frightening degree “Plant a Tree in 73,” an en a group of physicians concerned were 57 deaths, while there talantod hair itylUU now p ^ „ , 64S-2461 temptations of the 1970s too tablished themselves as consis- Nevertheless, some critics The Securities Investor vironmental project which has hospital administrations have for your appointment... panies, suffering tosses, have leader. tpnt.^oney makers. market conditions 10; specula of fraud and callous disregard with automotive safety. taken the initiative to change were no deaths among children much to handle. Their feel the instances are more Protection Corp., which is tion 29. proved popular in Bermuda this who wore restraints, he said. weaknesses are producing red sought additional payments The Great Atlantic & Pacific T h ^ problems may exist as than symbolic, and that if for fiduciary duty in our Each year more than 300 in the prevailing practice....” from government. charged by government and in year, is the basis for a new set ink, failure and scandals. Tea Co. is fighting desperately^’Tjqjable exceptions to the trend, studied more closely might Not just a few but many, securities markets and in our fants under the age of 1 die in Dr. Seymour Charles of Ir To a far less degree, many dustry with protecting in corporate life.” the United States because of The problems seem of late to with Safeway Stores to main- which finds corporations in reveal a common weakness in vestors from losses in such many critics of Wall Street vington, N.J., president of the other companies have failed in tain its decades-old position as \ passenger car accidents, they be concentrated among some of general experiencing record- management, and tn some in maintain that the very factors One thing that especially in group, told newsmen many some arearto adequately res the nation’s largest food failures, recently had 87 report^ at the annual meeting the second tier financiai in high profits. In the past year stances irresponsibility and cited by the Protection Corp. terests the investigators is child restraints being marketed pond to the changing ’70s retailer. In the red for many liquidations on its books. of the American Academy of are inadequate. stitutions, but it isn’t difficuit to these profits have risen 34 per even fraud. are more widespread than the close to $300 million in loans to despite sometimes desperate months, it lost more than $M Reasons for failure in 65 cases Pediatrics. He described the restraint find examples in transporta cent, compared with an 11 per This seems especially true in involved: public realizes. interests involving its chief efforts to do so, and have been million in its most recent com The group. Physicians for best for infants as a sturdy tion, aerospace, food retailing cent rise in national output. regard to some of the securities stockholder. C. Arnholt Smith. forced to absorb huge losses. plete fiscal year. Automotive Safety, is spon carrier with harness, strapped and other industires. While some of the troubles and financial institution soring an exhibit on automotive into the car with seat belts so safety for children. that the baby is facing the back The most neglected infants of the car. O PEN DAILY 1 0 -1 0 are the newborns “^ a u s e 99 Dr. Robert G. Scherz of the per cent of the m ^ than 3 Army Medical Center, Tacoma, WED., THURS.^RI., SAT. million hospital-bom \infants Wash., said a study showed that travel home in mothers’ arms only 13.6 per cent of children ///•// without proper car-seat protec under age 15 who were involved tion,” the group said in a state in accidents in the state of ment. Washington in 1972 were “None of the agencies of the wearing restraints. BERMU of four stamps issued by the 2 little British island colony. The project began in England where it was promoted by vari ous environmental groups. The Bermuda group organized a Toddler Boys' and Girls' series of tree-planting ceremo *W0RK APPAREL*! nies, with the result that it ap pears the goal of 3,000 trees planted by the end of 1973 will SNOWSUITS be exceeded. All the trees 5 planted in Uiis program will be ‘‘Qualil]f Rugged Clothing” maintained by the Bermuda Garden Club for the next three • HOODED SWEAT to four years. SHIRTS • FUNNEL SHIRTS The new stamps feature four • WINTER WEIGHT trees. The palmetto is on the • FATIQUES JACKETS A COATS OL eunese* four-cent, olivewood on the 15- iRnTBEL* cent, Bermuda cedar on the 10- • FUME A STRAIGHT • WORK SHOES cent and mahogany on the 24- LEG JEA N S A complete selection of winter-ready cent. Each tree on a separate Broken Windows Replaced snowsuits, including quilted nylon with stamp is shown against a pas Sizes to tn QMa and Women tel-color background of old Ber polyester fill and suits with acrylic pile Celso Morson, a building maintenance man with the Town KUNG-FU GRANDMASTER TO muda buildings. inside or out. 2-4. Terrific value! All the stamps bear a profile of Manchester, perches on a second-floor platform while vignette of Her Majesty Queen puttying new window panes at Lincoln Center Tuesday. 1/2 mile from Vernon Clrdo PERFORM “IRON PALM” Elizabeth 11 in the top right Morson and Walter Baldyga have been working at the site on Rt. 30 EL CA M IN O PLAZA INFANTS' PRAM SUIT corner. Each also has the mot since last week, replacing windows apparently broken by Internationally known Kung-Fu grandmaster Daniel K. Pal to “Plant a Tree.” here smashing more than V4 ton of ice Is scheduled to appear and perform at Reg. 12.57-4 Days vandals. Baldyga said about 125 new panes were in place PHONE r wmoNOR' Tuesday, and the remaining 50 or 60 replacements will be tn-T O O S the final event of the Manchester Kung-Fu and Karate tournament at 2-Piece quilted nylon m The National Air and Space puttied in this week. Town employes are renovating the Mon. 10-6, TuM-FrI. 10-0, Manchester High School on Saturday, October 27th. at 7:30 or acrylic pile suits MEN'S THERMAL Museum of the Smithsonian In building, formerly Lincoln School, for use by town offices Sat 10-6 P.M. with trim. 12-24 mos. DRESS SHIRTS stitution has released its ninth UNDERWEAR in a series of “Milestones of and the Manchester Sheltered Workshop. (Herald photo by Admission Adults $3.00, Students $2.00 Flight’’ Postal com- Bevins) Your memoratives produced in limit Your Choice 3 « 8 ed quantities for collectors. Choice Each Each of these covers has hon Men's long-sleeved shirts, with 2-button cuffs, long-point collar, ored a memorable occasion in New... Your choice of long- or short the history of flight on an anni ore ideal for any dressy occasion. Permanent-press Cel- sleeve shirts or thermal drawers 3W trsU onese® Fortrel®polyester/n^lon in solid colors or fancies. versary of that specific mile ClMr|t-lt Mode of machine-washable stone. Reg. 1.44 Ties...... 1.00 cotton. The commemoratives are at K Borf TM C » ltn n « * specially cacheted covers, each canceled and mailed on the an niversary date. This one honors Quilted Warmth For Toddlers BAGGIES the fifth anniversary of the Apollo 7 mission launch^ by HOODED JACKETS c NASA from Cape Kennedy on 97 Oct. 11, 1968. Collectors may send 81 for M E N ’S each cover to; Milestones of Flight, National Air and Space Cuffed flares in no-iron poly Adminis^ation, Smithsonian ' Girls' ester, Avril® rayon, acrylic Institution , Washington D.C. Incomparable stereo styling by Capehart - blends. Great style. 20560. Quilted nylon cire' Quilted nylon, poly T jacket with polyes ester fill, acrylic masterpieces of design and performance - the focus of attention! ter fiberfill. 2-4. • pile-linedr2-4. Minkus Publications has just placed on the market its new HAT SALE! 1973 annual supplement to its SWEAT SHIRTS Supreme and Master Global Al 11.97 Reg. 1.96 - 4 Days bums. The supplement brings Cotton/acryllc, with or without 9 2 2 up to date the dlbums with all hoods. Many colors. 2-4. Your stamps issued from mid-1972 choice through mid-1973. The Global Select Cossack or Alpine hots Supplement sells for $6.95 and mode of acrylic fur pile on poly- is available at your local deal ,ester backing. Choose from er. basic wardrobe colors. S-Xl. On the catalog front. Volume II of the 1974 Scott Standard Postage Stamp Catalog has 'A ''^■4 7J, been published with a new fea ture — a listing of the regional issues of the Peopie’s Republic, of China. These stamps, used in vari ous areas of the Chinese main land until 1950, were forerun ners to the deRnitives of Red China which came into use in DoubI* Knil 1949. They were listed for the 8-18 first time by Scott in its 1973 edition. With two 2 159.88 Volume.II sells for $9. Vol •xtri ipM ktri NO-IMN ume II is scheduled for Novem ind htidphoni. M ine ber publication. ASK ABOUT CONVENIENT TIME CREDIT PLANS The American First Day Cov er Society wiil hold its annual Walnut Finish convention in conjunction with the 25th annual American FM/AM/FM STEREO RADIO-PHONOGRAPH, 8-TRACK PLAYER Stamp Dealers Assn. National CAPEHART® Postage Stamp Show in New - 42" Mediterranean Console •— 44 " Contemporary Credenza York Nov. 16-18. SPUKERS — 60” Contemporary Console THERMAL 30 Daytime The First Day Cover group BLANKET wili be ceiebrating the 50th an niversary of first-day covers — SLEEPERS SLEEPERS that is, covers with specially THERMAL ■BOYS' BOYS'KNIT prepared cachets. It was in PAMPERS 1923 for the two-cent Harding •« g . Reg. UNDERWEAR FLARE PANTSI Memorial issue that a pioneer * 0 9 7 PAJAMAS cachet maker designed a smali *44.a 159 2 .6 7 4.47 4 Days memorial envelope to coincide Pecan-finish consoie that’s neatiy seated down to 199 Beautifully crafted credenza has simple lines. The Stereo sounds even bet 4-speaker'2 matrix quad 4 switch. 8Deluxe acousti fit today's tifestyte. Features aii.the automatic and 144 with the issuance of a stamp. ter through these super rich walnut finish that blends easily into any de 22 The covers did not become pop manuai controts you require for stereo sound. cally designed 8-speaker system with crossover speakers. 8" woofer and cor. Deluxe automatic professional record chang One-piece Monsanto ® Wear- Fire-retardant sleeper has toe- ular immediately and it took Acousticaiiy designed 4-speaker system includes network and 8 whizzer cones. 2 additional speak < 4 Days er with anti-skate and cueing lever. 6 acoustically 97 3, 4 ” tweeters in each Doted ® modocrylic'^ sleepers. cap and non-skid plastic sole. about 10 years before collectors two 8" professional speakers and 2 whizzers. AFC er enclosures contain 2-speaker system plus 2 Choose b o y s' long -sleeved Long-sleeve, long-leg cotton became interested in this new enciosure. designed dynamic speakers with 6 whizier cones whizzer cones and 30-foot extension cords. Tape Sef® fire-retardant for safety. Modocrylic®/acrylic. Many No-Iron, wrInklE-rMliltnt polyMtar, for drift-free FM listening, solid state engineering. for quality sound reproduction. Instant-on per- shirts or long-legged thermal flannels. Coot'oriski $tyle$.8-16. with or without cults, lltrst In solid phase of their hobby. But, since storage rack and record storage compartment. Choice of colors. 6-18 mos. colors. Infants' S-M-L. drawers. Mochine-woshoble, Jr„ 3.47 PaiemM, 4-7,* 2.47 colors ind lanciss. the late 1930s, first-day covers formance. Deluxe headphone set included. (SM*monto Rtg. T.M. white cotton. h .. 3*47 Kerete Rebe*, 3L47 have been in great demand. Extensive displays of first- day cachets will be seen at the ?39 Spencer Street Stamp Show which promises to 45 Shunpike Rd., Cromwell 45 Shunpike Rd. be one of the best in the history 45 Shunpike Rd., Cromwell 239 Spencer St., Manchester 239 Spencer St., Manchester (Silver Lane) Cromwell of philately. Manchester PAGE EIGHTEEN- MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Thurs., Oct. 25, 1973 MANgtESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn.. Thurs.. Oct. 25. 1973- PAGE NTNTP.TTrirM Police I Heralding Indian Summer Nobel Peace Prize Awards Draws Criticism WEEKEND SPECIAL R eport PINEHURST LONDON (AP) — The award But Oslo's Morgenbladet more appropriate, and even that it should appear to have standards a committee of Scan power nation which attacked CASH & CARRY of the Nobel Peace prize to U.S. wrote that the selection could then too much, considering that been bestowed thoughtlessly,” MANCHESTER Brings Stale Air M,0(XI Vietnamese have died dinavian worthies should have the small nation,” Unita said. Secretary of State Henry A. be considered appropriate I Politics Second-degree burglary said an editorial. awarded Hitler a prize—jointly today...as always for fine meats since the signing of the Kissinger and North Vietnam’s because one of Nobel’s ideals Some editorials reacted with In other editorial commen charges were reduced in the agreement,” said Hamburg's with Chamberlain — for the By Sol R. Cohen WINDSOR LOCKS (AP) - service called an Indian chief negotiator Le Due Tho was the solution of inter sarcasm. "Never have 510,000 tary, the designation of Rep. Pompons bunc^ 1 m 69 cases of Jose Acosta, 31, Tereza Die Welt. peace concluded in the autumn Gerald R. Ford as his vice Veale, 18, and Iris China Gar With the beautiful weather of summer day, a time marked by provoked a spate of sharp national conflicts by negotia crowns been spent so badly, The Frankfurter Rundschau of 1939.” president by President Nixon cia, 19, all of Hartford, to third- Indian summer Connecticut abnormally warm weather, editorial reactions in Europe tion and not by war. becoming an encouraging prize also has experienced some generally clear skies, hazy days BITE SIZED last week, most of them Much of the West German agreed. “Up to now there is no to those who want to ^declare drew a strong rebuff from the degree burglary, second-degree peace in Indochina, and hardly Guardian in Britain. Paul Buettner Florist, Inc. Tuesday night in the public hearings, the second for stagnant air and an advisory and cooi nights. TENDER CUBES critical. press viewed the continued •wars In order to end them larceny and conspiracy, yester an armistice,” it wrote. The Italian Communist organ Manchester High School actions. day. from the National Weather Ser The award raised a storm in fighting in South Vietnam as in later,” said La Stampa of Unita criticized the decision for 1122 Burnside Ave. East Hartford cafeteria, 22 candidates for Scandinavia. The Swedish “What would Alfred Nobel "A mediocrity is better than Tel. 528-9586 — Open Sunday Morning In addition to the 924 formal The three were arrested in vice. “ In New England at least one compatible with the image of Turin, Italy. failing to distinguish between Manchestter office (11 from newspaper Dagens Nyheter have said?” asked the a crook,” wrote the Guardian, actions, the board listened to connection with a break-in at At noon Thursday the killing frost and preferably a stewing the prize. ' In Britain, the Daily “the aggressor and the vic each side) made 22 speeches, called the choice "a bad joke... Wiesbadener Kurier. “The but “Mr. Ford is totally un reports, heard letters, accepted Pete’s Grocery Wednesday weather service issued a 36- substantial period of normally "A Nobel prize for the ar Telegraph said that if Kissinger tim.” “ It should not be explaining their philosophy of The Norwegian Nobel com Noliel peace prize Is — still — suited to be the leader of the petitions, and opened its morning. hour air stagnation advisory for cool weather must precede this mistice agreement,.. If such and Tho are equally honored as forgotten that politically government and education, mittee has disgraced itself.” too respectable a distinction most powerful nation in the meetings to remarks by Miss Garcia and Acosta were Connecticut, New York City, warm spell to be considered beef were possible, would liave been peacemakers, then "by such (Kissinger) represents the big world.” Read Herald Advertisements “tabled-hopped” from group to residents on any subject in the committed to the Connecticut Long Island and New York’s true Indian summer,’’ a The Norwegian Arbeidbladet group, answering questions and board's jurisdiction. Correctional Centers in Niantic Westchester and Rockland spokesman said. Freezer Specials! said: "To give Kissinger the elaborating on their philosophy counties. peace prize is not the same as and Hartford in lieu of |250 and The weather service said it U.S. Choice of government and education. $2,500 surety bonds, respective Aithough the situation was J1.39 giving it to Nixon. But it is to And yet, not one, not a A 9 a.m. to noon voter not serious Wednesday, the issued the air stagnation ad give the prize to a person whose ly. Miss Veale was released on visory to alert the public to solitary one, was overheard making session is scheduled for her written promise to appear. weatherman said serious hands are as bloody from weather conditions which could RIB ROAST BEEF saying anything at all about the Nov. 5 in the town clerk's office Their cases were continued problems could occur over Nixon’s brutal Vietnam cause excessive amounts of Packer cut, 7 ribs, avg. 35 Ibt. Cut to FRESH 12 referendum questions per in the Municipal Building for a until today’s court session by areas with many pollution policy.” pollution to accumulate in the order...ataks and roaats or all roasts taining to charter changes limited group of applicants. Circuit Court 12 Judge William sources is the stagnant air per OYSTERS atmosphere. which will be voted upon Nov. 6. Only those who turned 18 or Graham. sisted. The 22 candidates are running became U.S. citizens since Oct. The condition was caused by Perch and Watergate for offices created by the 13, when the last session was a high pressure system, accom Specifically, four factors con Charles Wheeler, 18, of tribute to pollution build-up; a Flounder Tape Issue charter, and the respon held, may register Nov. 5 for Wethersfield, and David panied by iight winds and air sibilities, duties and limits of voting Nov. 6, the next day. masses that were not mixing, temperature inversion, lack of Lizotte, 18, of Rocky Hill, were precipitation, very iight winds, Fillets Chronology those offices are spelled out in charged with breach of the the weather service said. the very same charter proposed l( wuH MuHon & Dixon who “ The combination of and the lack of any change in Oven Ready peace in connection with a air mass in the next 36 hours. WASHINGTON (AP) - Here for change. suid, “This is where we draw domestic disturbance, police seemingly Idyllic weather and Freshly Frozen ROUND is a chronolo^ of key events in The most important instru the line.” said. Wheeler was also charged availability of pollution sources ABERLEE FARMS the controversy over the ment to a governing body is a with interfering with a police creates an insidious form of en Watergate tapes which has DIMENSIONALE KIT constitution, if it is federal or officer. vironmental hazard,” the ser / Young Hen A A * STEAK resulted in the dismissal of state, and a charter, if it is vice added. special Watergate prosecutor Wheeler was held in lieu of a Freshly Ground Create Old World scene with Dlmen- municipal. $100 cash bond and both were to The stagnant air advisory To Debate Penalty Archibald Cox and Deputy Atty. Can it be that the candidates Lead Poisoning In 5-Lb. Lots sionale decoupage. Finished, size be presented in court today. was issued on what the weather OTTAWA (AP) - The Cana TURKEYS Gen. William D. Ruckelshaus 6"x8" with finished Frame. Choice of are so fearful of rocking the NEW HAVEN (AP) - Mayor to 14 lbs. dian Senate begins debate next and the resignation of Atty. Fruit Market, Book Store, Card Game .SAVE 3.55 boat on Question 1 — the school Bartholomew F. Guida said Of Country Store scenes. The home of Fred Meacham, week on a bill renewing until Gen. Elliot L. Richardson; I our reg. 5.99 bond issue — that they’re Wednesday the state will 744 Lydall St., was broken into cuit Court 12, Rockville, Nov. the end of 1977 the ban on July 16, 1973 — Alexander P. steering clear of the other 12 provide funds to allow lead sometime Wednesday night 20. capital punishment except for Butterfield, former White CRAFTY SAVERS SHOP AT THE questions? poisoning tests for up to 200 between 7 and 8 with the persons convicted of murdering House aide, told the Senate New Haven children daily. lb. reported loss of two transistor Phillip Waite, 16, of 87 Trout policemen and prison guards on Watergate committee that a Manchester’s Republican PINEHURST The state Health Department radios, three cameras, and two Stream Dr,, was charged duty. The House of Commons Mb. $1.39 hidden, 'voice-activated elec platform pledges a charter and Gov. Thomas J. Meskill’s 302 MAIN ST. • MANCHESTER watches. The list is incomplete, Wednesday with operating a passed the bill 119-106 tronic system was in use to change which would require office notified the city Health WOSDERWORLD OF LEISURE! police said. motorcycle without a permit, Wednesday. The partial ban on record all conversations in the that a town manager be hired Department Wednesday of the Open Thurs. & FrI. till 9 P.M. S41^£*2 Entrance was gained by operating an unregistered hanging was first voted in 1967 President’s offices and on his by contract for a definite period decision, Guida’s office said. our reg. 9.99 breaking a kitchen door window motor vehicle, and failure to for five years, but Canada has telephones. of time. At present, there is no The city has been competing and then unlatching the lock. obey an officer’s signal. Court not had an execution in 11 July 17 — Sen. Sam J. Ervin requirement for a contract or with lead poisoning detection date is Nov. 20. years. Jr., D-N.C., Watergate com BOTTLE CUTTER A Police are investigating. CANDLE MAKING KIT definite time. The charter gives programs in Hartford, Stam mittee chairman, wrote to the the Board of Directors the ford and Waterbury for the VERNON President asking .for the tapes. Robert Kebart, 18, of 55 Bottle cutter cuts any power to hire or dismiss the capacity of the state Health July 18 — Special Watergate manager. Maple St., was charged size round bottle or jug. Department’s laboratory. prosecutor Archibald Cox wrote Wednesday with operating a Complete with candle Town Manager Robert Weiss Its capacity had forced an to Nixon asking for tapes of wax and wicking to has declined comment on the allotment of 150 cases a month motorcycle without a license, eight presidential conver create your own can Republican proposal, on the for New Haven. Vernon Police reported. Kebart sations. dles. Great liin! basis it would be inappropriate is scheduled to appear in Cir- July 23 — Nixon rejected the for him to do so. Get ready now. requests from both Cox and Er vin. The present Board of Direc tors has taken 924 formal ac halloween costumes July 23 — Cox issued a sub tions in its 24 months in office— poena demanding that nine since November 1971. That and masks... tapes be turned over to the comes to about 75 a month. The Watergate grand jury. The FUN AND FANCY PEARL Watergate committee issued board conducts two meetings JEWELRY MAKING KIT J SAVE *1 each month — the first for • derbies two subpoenas demanding five tapes and a number of ^our reg. 4.99 documents. Create your own beautiful pearl jewel ry! Kit is complete with instructions witches hats July 26 — Nixon informed GLASS LEGAL U.S. District Ck)urt Judge John ... makes 2 necklaces, 2 sets of ear STAINING KIT pumpkins J. Sirica and the committee rings, 2 rings and one bracelet. No NOTICE trick or treat candy that he would not obey the sub thing more to buy! The second installment of poenas. Contains glass stain col ors. two 10-oz. glass tumb property Uxes on the October July 26 — Cox asked Sirica to 1st., 1972 Grand List were due our largest assortment everl lers. brush and simulat Save energy order the President to show Q' ed black leading. Create and payable October 1, 1973. cause why he had refused to your own art objectsi Interest will be charged after turn the tapes over to the grand November 1,1973 at the rate of ‘we have\very little thing!” jury. % of 1% per month from due Aug. 9—The Watergate com date, provided the account was get your mittee filed a civil suit seeking up to date. Taxes may be paid winning ^ by mail or at the Town Office a judgment upholding its legal Building. lottery ^ ao\d heating right to obtain the tapes. ' i Cynthia CTark (jC th e niifaels of mohi i tickets Aug. 29 — Sirica ordered the at fairwayl President to give him the tapes Tax Collector downtown tnancliestep Town of Andover so he could determine if Nixon Andover, Conn. had a valid claim that they must be kept secret. SAIVE NOW Aug. 29 — The White House PHOTO our reg. 1.69 announced the President would EMBEDDING KIT dollairs this not comply with Sirica’si order. Aug. 30 — The President BANGLE directed his lawyers to appeal Put photographs in clear plastic to ad FLOWER K IT Sirica’s decision to the U.S. Cir mire forever...yours eternally! Kit is cuit Court. complete with picture mold, 1-pt. Make shimmering flow Oct. 12 — The U.S. Circuit clear casting plastic and instructions. ers in rich bangles! ITU. Iff rnon Each kit makes 2 flow Court upheld Sirica’s decision and p v e the President five ers ... choose roses, tu winter. lips. mums and more! days in which to take his dase to DAIRY STORES the Supreme Court. You can help conserve America’s limited sources of Don’t block off your heat source. Be careful not to block Oct. 17—Sirica dismissed the energy, and save yourself some money in the bargain, Watergate committee’s suit on -Eadiators and registers with furniture or floor-length the grounds the court had no while you keep comfortably warm this winter.., regard drapes. Let the heat circulate. jurisdiction in the matter. less of what kind of heat you have. Oct. 17 — Reports circulated Seal off upper floors. Remember... heat rises. If you that Cox and Atty. Gen. Elliot If your house isn’t ready for winter, now’s the time to L. Richardson met to seek ways SAYE n SAVE *2 make it ready. have a door at the top of the stairs, especially the stairs of reaching a compromise. our reg. 3.99 leading to the attic, keep it closed. Weatherstripping Oct. 19 — The President an our reg. 9.99 Insulation, for instance. Do you have enough? The nounced he would permit Sen. helps here, too. John C. Stennis, D-Miss., to CREATE’YOUR~OWN National Bureau of Standards tells us that six inches“of listen to the tapes and verify a DECO FRUIT insulation over your top floor ceiling will pay for itself in Repair leaky faucets, especially hot water faucets. presidential summary of their PARTY CANDLE KIT CREATIVE KIT contents. The compromise was fuel savings anid your home will be more comfortable in Even a slight leak can waste considerable amounts approved by Ervin and Sen. Create, decorate and learn to scent summer as well as winter. (And, many times, installing it of water. Howard H. Baker, R-Tenn., but your own candles! Easily made Create beautiful bead FARM FRESH rejected by Cox. The President decorative candles are a snap with 8 ed fruit! Kit contains is simply a matter of laying it between floor joists in the reuseable molds, VA-lbs. wax, wicking, 7 life-size fruits. Great Don’t play with thermostats. Set your thermostat to ordered Cox to halt his efforts for making your own decor attic.) Sidewall insulation probably requires profes to obtain the tapes. colors and scents. ative table centerpiece! HOMOGENIZED maintain the lowest comfortable temperature and leave sional installation, but it, too, will quickly pay for itself. ^ Oct. 20 — Cox told a national it alone. However, a six to eight degree setback at night ly televised news conference he Seal off your house. Can you feel a draft around win may provide some small savings. Reduce thermostat would continue his efforts IV^eieA^onmS LOW FAT despite the President’s order. dows or doors? Weatherstripping and/or caulking is settings if you are going to be away for a few days. Oct. 20 — The President fired the answer here. Cox and dismantled the special If you have a fireplace, use it wisely. Be certain to c[ose prosecutor’s force. Atty. Gen. Storm windows and doors will reduce heat loss. They'll Elliot L. Richardson resigned, the damper when the fire is completely out. Don't let saying the President’s action i W f *2 also reduce that drafty feeling you get when you’re sit I our reg. 6.99 your room heal go up the chimney. violated promises that Cox SAVE ting or stamping near a window or door. would be permitted to conduct *1 our reg. 2.99 For a free booklet offering more suggestions on the wise an Independent investigation. BELL JAR The President fired Deputy At Keep your h’e^Ung plant running efficiently. To insure use of your heating plant this winter and many tips that BOUTIQUE KIT dependable operation, have your heating system ty . G en. W illiam D. will help you conserve energy in your home all year Ruckelshaus for refusing to fire FASCINATING EASY inspected and serviced annually by your heating long, write Public Information Department, the special prosecutor. Cox Finished natural arrange ““*1 .0 9 received his dismissal notice ments are beautiful ns contractor. DECOUPAGE KIT H»B- 1-19 GALLON P. 0. Box 270, Hartford, Connecticut 06101. from Solicitor General Robert nature itself! Great H. Bork, whom the President for home docoralion! ______Expires Oct. 27, 1973______Kil complete iKilhing named acting attorney general. Super simple method of fun decoup- more to buy! Oct. 23: President Nixon agel Completely equipped kit makes 3 agreed to turn over the plaques with super podge finish. Fas OPEN 7am to 10pm MON. thru SAT. Watergate tapes and related cinating and fun craft in 4 easy steps! subpoenaed documents to 511 IUIN5IDI AVI. 144 HOAD SI. Judge Sirica. Nixon's lawyer, I.MARirOlO 4Y0 HAinOlO ID. ■ AHCNISIII J SANCHISIII Charles Alan Wright, said W.Middle Tpke. MT. VCRMON J y j i H B L a G O Nixon made the decision to O THE CONNECTICUI LIGHT AND POWER COMPANY . THE HARTFORD ELECTRIC LIGHT COMPANY comply with a U.S. Appeals SP842 Ooiry Ouej^jJ jgj Hortfofd Rj. Court ruling when It became Calono FurnhureJ^^MT.VERNOM MT.VIRN O ^ '“ I clear his proposed compromise wouldn't solve the con 381 BROAD ST., MANCHESTER NOFtTHE/KST UTIL.I'TIES stitutional crisis. * k______MANCHESTER EVFINING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs.. Oct. 28. 1973 - PAnp TWENTZ-ONP PAGE TWENTY— MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn,, Thura., Oct. 15. 1W3 ------’------'------TWENTY-ONE Coventry , The Candidates [The School Bell’ Beta Sigma Chapter of Beta Center, will "Thinking Snow" donn't maka be the featured it coma my ioon«r or lattr, but Democratic Candidates Sigma Phi sorority will have a speaker. Are Saying... if you buy your mow tirai now "Model Meeting” tonight at 8 at at thaia lala pricai, you'll ba Bennei Junior High School the home of Mrs. Norma Kean, Think snow! ready when it does conta. Hayes Dr., Vernon, so that can David Williams State Views on Issues ALLAN CONE, PRINCIPAL didates for membership may Cub Scout Pack 120 will have who had abatement orders but see the sdrority in action. Pat a Halloween program at its As we begin this first column The Bennet "Do Something MONICA SIIKA couldn’t correct, either due to was a very necessary way to school from 1917 to 1951 a Club’' under the direction of Cook, who is affiliated with the meeting Friday at 7 p.m. at St. (Williams is a Democrat and is terms in office we have had we wish to express our ap period of 34 years. During this people from all over the world Corr«H|ionilenl lack of land or lack of money, operate. Mrs. Nedra Miller and Mrs. Hartford Women’s Liberation James School cafeteria. candidate for re-election to the . Democratic Town Council preciation to The Manchester time she established a school Vernon Board of Selectmen.) who have become citizens and ^24’ ^ M obil the council candidates all The council candidates said if i/rrraine Sadeck has collected candidates say they would be Evening Herald and publisher library, promoted a manual then voters in our town. stated tjiat these people would they were elected there would records for the Green Lodge "The press and politicians interested in studying a Burl Lyons for affording us this training program and the first not be evicted from their be a more coordinated effort to Home' and plan to visit the refer to the selectman position “Just witnessing the proud opportunity to report to the com- recreation center. morltorium on building until all homes. the council during the next two Laurel Manor Home with PARK HILL-JOYCE FLOWER SHOP as a stepping stone to the Town expression on the faces of those munity on some of the activities Today the program at Bennet town roads could be brought up All the candidates were In years. maracas (shaker) that they Council. I suppose for most it people as they take their oath to standard. at Bennet Junior High School. requires pupils to participate in WEEKEND SPECIALI makes a selectman’s job s n o w tires favor of offering assistance in The candidates feel that have been constructing. is. However, as a former We hope this will enable the academic areas such as something special in my book. The candidates were In any way that the town could, to Coventry has problems to solve During the school year we member of the Town (Council I terested In how other towns had parents, townspeople and English, reading, mathematics, “At the time the 18-year-olds help them solve their problems. and the choice of a town expect to be reporting to you on find the selectman’s position students to become better in science and social studies for became eligible to become handled a building morltorium Breault said that maybe the manager had been based on fin many more specific happenings personally more rewarding. formed about our Bennet two-thirds of the school day. voters, I introduced the idea of and what avenues could be town could guarantee loans or ding a man who was a problem at Bennei — naming names and POM PONS "The selectman is the first program. Classes in art, home initating a special voter-making explored to acquire the even loan money directly to the solver. describing events that we think elected official the new voter In this bi-monthly column it economics, industrial arts, session at the Rockville H i^ necessary funds to upgrade and people. He also said that if the The candidates stated that will be of interest to all. $ 1 S 8 meets. Therefore, It is of ut maintain roads. will be our goal to report on the music and physical education School. Most 18-year-olds were Mobil Super Traction Polyester people didn’t have the land to the Democrats had issued We will frequently make the I Bunch most importance that be makes program and people that are make up the remainder of the qxcited at the prospect of In response to questions con install conventional systems questionnaires over the past point that we extend to all in a favorable impression. Bennet. We plan to strive for a daily program together with a (Cath and Carry) becoming voters and the ses cerning the takeover of associa that they could use holding two years to find out how the terested citizens an invitation ’ ‘ Following the administering balance in reporting on the wide twice a week special interest sion was a great success. tion roads, Richard Breault tanks, gas toilets, or maybe to visit our school at any time FLOWERS and ARRAHQEMENT8 FOR EVERY OCCASION ... of the oath, the selectman con Any Size Listed Below residents felt about their town variety of programs and ac-' activity program. “As an incumbent selectman Charge it and pay monthly stated that the roads were just even clorinating tub and sink and sewers and the recreational or to volunteer their resources gratulates the new voter and, if tivities at our school. We. believe that schools are 36 OAK ST., MANCHESTER Tel. 649-0791 or 649-1443 running for office in this elec on your Mobil Credit Card. one part of the lake area and water before disposing of it. facilities and that this was or services so that our instruc- a new resident, welcomes him From time to to time we will call for learning and thus our basic) FREE Delivery & Parking • Frank Cakeler, Prop. tion, I feel that although this We also honor Master that the U ke Rehabilitation Carilli stated he was fn favor tional program may be to our community. something that the Republicans upon members of or teaching goals must be to increase stuc^s practice has not been continued Charge, BankAmericard, Study Committee was con of exploring every avenue open hadn’t done. The candidates are strenghened. "We discuss our community, American Express, and staff and students to serve as dent competency in the basic i each year, I strongly urge that cerned about the other to the town that could be used to also passing out questionnaires the area in which the voter Carte Blanche. guest writers for this column so skill areas of reading, language it be reinstated. Mobil Super Traction Polyester problems in the lake area, like assist these homeowners. on the canvas door-to-door. lives, inform him of the dis that they may report more usage and mathematics. We I “We must reach each and Suggested selling prices. septic problems, narrow roads, Both the Board of EMucation Felice said he was in favor of tricts and *he one in which they high housing density and in directly to you regarding their also believe that the school I every unregistered voter from candidates stated that the more state aid to towns for will vote and answer any Size Reg. P rice S ale P rice F ed. T a x 1 adequate zoning. programs. must serve as a setting for in- questions they may have. the 18-year-olds at the high smoking problem at the high education and that the PPBS 1.8 8 We would be pleased to attempt creasing student growth in the school to every new home and 6 9 5 -1 4 2 6 .4 4 ^ 4 .9 5 Rose Fowler said that school must be corrected and I 2 program recently instituted “At all voter-making sessions 73 5 -1 4 2 7 .5 0 2 4 .9 5 1.96 to answer questions which social, physical and emotional Right! I Price apartment dweller in our town. assuming association roads was that they thought that es we have a voting machine 77 5 -1 4 2 8 .8 2 . 2 4 .9 5 2 .0 9 would give a better idea of what How are we going to reach a complex and involved tablishing a smoking area readers may wish to direct to areas and many of our ac- • 31 Year Resident of Manchester availalbe as well as absentee 8 2 5 -1 4 3 2 .0 9 2 4 .9 5 2 .24 each of these programs is these potential voters? The 18- problem that couldn’t be solve would be the best way to handle us. tivities and after-school I ballot forms. We encourage all 8 5 5 -1 4 3 5 .1 9 2 4 .9 5 2 .4 3 costing the town. year-olds are easy with a overnight she was working to this problem. Perhaps this initial column programs seek to promote this • Member of Manchester Conservation new voters to familiarize 5 6 0 -1 5 2 5 .3 3 2 4 .9 5 1.74 Mrs. Morrone stated that she special session at the high develop a set of standards that In response to questions con should serve as an introduction development, themselves with the voting 7 7 5 -1 5 2 8 .8 2 2 4 .9 5 2.11 wanted to see the emphasis Commission must be met before the town cerning tenure for teachers, of our school to the community. We are always pleased when machine and we also offer to school, the remainder, we can 8 2 5 -1 5 3 2 .0 9 2 4 .9 5 2.2 7 change from college-bound 8 5 5 -1 5 3 5 .1 9 2 4 .9 5 2 .4 2 assumes control of these roads. Fran Morrone stated she was in I Located at the south end of Bennet people become involved assist the new voter in making get only by constant promoting. students to the students who • Vice President of Keeney Street She also stated that when the favor of state legislation which Main Street, in buildings con- in community action to help (Herald photo by Pinto) out absentee ballot forms. “As a selectman, I want to will go right into jobs after School P.T.A. stress the importance of all All d talfrt reserve the right to establish their town had assumed roads in the would grant tenure only after a structed in 1904 and 1915, others. Several activities of this 5 “We act as baby sitters, dog own prices and discounts. school. She wanted to see more those eligible to take advantage past the town had “getting teacher had completed his work Bennet houses almost 1,300 nature are currently under way 50th Anniversary watchers, and such, as well as practical courses offered and studerits in Grades 7, 8 and 9. or in the planning stage. • Degree In Mechanical Engineer of their right to register to vote W h ite w a ll burnt” because it didn’t have for his master’s degree and was more vocational courses in being the information center $ 3 .0 0 m o re The Bennet professional staff Hundreds of Bennet students and then exercise their right any standards. at a job for five years. stituted at the high school. ing at New Haven University for all new voters. During my numbers 86 members — 45 have bee collecting funds for Mr. and Mrs. Iver Carlson of Magnuson of Wethersfield, Mr. and vote.” Breault said that to prevent Tony Felice said he was also Both the Board of Education women and .41 men. the St. Jude’s Hospital • Lab Supervisor at Jacob’s 50 Haynes St. were honored at Carlson’s cousin, who was his road problefns in the future in favor of this proposal but he candidates were in favor of an The school was originally Leukemia Research program Manufacturing Co. an open house, Oct. 20, in obser best man. Other guests were maybe developers could be felt that teachers wouldn’t need expanded work-study program, named the Barnard School, in under the direction of Mr. vance of their 50th wading an from Rhode Island, New required to place money in es tenure if they had an effective after-hours education, and a recognition of the contributions Bruce McCubrey, advisor to the niversary. More than 150 Hampshire, and Pennsylvania. Bottle Deposit Law crow to improve roads that the union to go to bat for them. three-year high school course VOTE PRICE NOV. 6th friends and relatives attended Mr. and Mrs. Carlson were developments feed into, not just Felice also stated that the of the famous educator, Henry Bennet Student Council. for those who wanted it. Barnard. In 1963 it was the celebration which was held married in the church par the roads in the new develop present board had instituted Classes representing Mrs. for the in Luther Hall of Emanuel sonage with the Rev. P.J.O. Drew Big Opposition ment. some very effective programs. renamed the Bennet Junior Jean Lambert’s social studies DEMOCRATIC BOARD OF DIRECTORS Lutheran Church. The party Cornell officiating.. Breault also stated that the High School in honor of section will soon be collecting Mrs. Morrone said she was Robert Silva, Treas. of Robert B. Price For Director Committee was given by their son and Mr. Carlson is semi-retired town should not consider E lisabeth M. Bennet who for UNICEF. Last year this SALEM, Ore. (AP) — Oregon the bottle bill will cost Oregon inpressed with the Sequential Coventry daughter-inlaw, Mr. and Mrs. after 40 years of employment assuming paper roads, of which Learning Program devised by served as principal of the drive realized $206.27. Gov. Tom McCall told several consumers an additional $4 burton I. Carlson and their with the Whitney Chain Co. there are many in town. He was the present Board of Education. daughter and son-in-law, Mr. Both Mr. and Mrs. Carlson are Connecticut legislators this million annually because of in favor of assuming control of week that consideration of a Felice stated that there was a and Mrs. Loren A. Davis, all of members of the Scandia Lodge, higher prices. private roads that serve a lot of School Board mandatory deposit law for need for continuing contact South Windsor. Vasa Order of America. Mr. “That’s just some more families but not those which between the board and the AGW ff beverage containers would Meets Tonight Carlson is a member of the hocus pocus from industry,” only serve a couple of families. Among those attending were produce intense pressure from superintendent of schools and Linne Lodge, Knights of McCall said. A1 Carlle said he was in favor that the board should not be a The Board of Education will Mrs. Carlson’s cousin, Mrs. Phythias and the Manchester lobbyists. of assuming these roads if this meet at 7:30 tonight in the Jarl Elmgren of New “This was the most vigorous McCall noted that the bottle rubber stamp for the Lodge of Masons. was tied in with a total superintendent. He felt that the Teachers Room at Coventry Hampshire, who served as her They have five ly and ardously lobbied piece of and can industry and the M©bir High School. rehabilitation of the lake area. maid of honor; and Ralph legislation,” McCall said in dis beverage manufacturers have superintendent’s job was to r ~ grandchildren. , Mrs. Fowler stated that Mike carry out the policies of the There will be a report frpm cussing Oregon’s bottle law, the launched a nationwide lobbying Joan Lewis concerning effort against passage of more Pease, superintendent of board. first in the country. custodial negotiations. Dr. FALL streets, had been instructed to The law went into effect a mandatory deposit legislation. All the candidates said they DONALD BARROWS attempt to hire a line machine were cam paigning on the Donald Hardy, superintendent year ago and requires a five- Rep. Harold G. Harlow, ALLAN GUILFORD of schools, will give a report on cent deposit on all soft drink cochairman of environment, for a day to line Daly Rd. and grounds that the Democrats APPLIANCE FAIR the status of lavatories at the and beer containers except told McCall, “We in Connec Monument Hill Rd. She said would be more responsive to that these two roads needed the the need of the people, and if school, and student school pic standardized bottles, which ticut don’t know if the Oregon tures. statute will work for Connec 313 Adams St. Rte. 6 & Bolton Ctre lining the most. constant contact with the town have a two-cent deposit. > The board is also expected to ticut.” When questioned about what administrator and the “They are working just as approve the new community Special Showing of Famous Hotpoint Appliances Harlow said his state has assistance the town would be superintendent was the way hard on you people ... and Ver relations policy. mont,” McCall told the several beverage can makers, willing to offer the residents that this could be done then it legislators, who are touring the while Oregon has few. Manchester,Ct 06040 Bolton, Ct. 06040 AT EXTRA LOW PRICES! 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EIhrvjton — Mtddlefielo Manchester | 643-5123 Hartford Road & Pine Street, Manchester • lel. 643-2833 • Deliveries Arranged MERMAID GIFT VILLAGE OrCN NEEKtiAYS EMM 10 to| WEEKENDS FROM 10 to 6 North Haven H o n d a PAGE TWENTY-TWO- MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Thurs.. Oct. 25. 1973 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchegter, Conn., Thura,. Oct. 25. 1973— PAGE TWENTY-THRRR Tribe Soccer Team Romps Coaches^ CornerW inley At it Again, Thoughts High Hopes for Tribe Booters To Thirteenth Striaght Win By John LaFontana | I EAST CATHOLIC ap ty By Lett Auster against Wethersfield High, the prettiest of the afternoon. Wants Williams Back LEN before it can claim an un From his wing on the right side, Odell placed a shot from 35 With machine-like preci defeated season. It was a typical Saturday night in Middletown. Thefe y . As State Tourney Action Nears Yankee board chairman, and yards out into the extreme left CHICAGO (A P)-Charlie on his way to Detroit as Pacing the Indian attack this were a few people walking the main street and a few Gabe Paul, Yankee president. N sion as it rolls towards its hand top corner of the net Finley did it again. manager. by Auster day was the trio of Werner and shoppers making purchases in the stores that were still "There was quite a pow-wow first undefeated season beyond the fingertips of Lancer The controversial owner “ I ’m surprised,” said Reiner Cacace along with Billy open. between the Yankde and Tiger By Len Auster even further, the strength of the Indian team begins in goal and since 1958, the Manchester MacLean. Werner scored two goalie Wayne Martin, who agct- of the world champion Williams from his home in ) Besides, Woods, the Indians’ backfield includes sophomore Meanwhile, on the west side of town at Palmer Field, Xavier officials after I made it plain I Coach Dick Danielson had compiled a 221-85-28 record continues down the line. High soccer team extended goals and assisted on two come out to cut down the angle. Oakland A’s says he won’t Rivera Beach, Fla. "I have Bruce Ballard, "a very heady player who seems to always be High was romping and stomping its latest victim to the delight of high regard for Mr. Finley. He wasn’t going to let Williams go "What makes this team so good is the closeness they hSve. its streak to 13 as it others. Reiner Cacace and Indian netminder Ray before this season in his 27-year career as Manchester near the ball,” senior Mike "Mr. Hustle” Shensie, and senior its fans. However, East Catholic, who just happened to be there let go of his manager Dick never went back on his word for nothing,” Finley said. What a Great Place To Be Everyone is part of this team. They do things in and out of school destroyed Bristol Eastern, MacLean each tallied once and Sullivan, and his replacement ♦High soccer mentor. He has won 11 CCIL championships, fullback Bruce Benson, “who is having his best year.” last Saturday night, were not very delighted with the entertain Williams without a fight—in before.” "I wasn’t in on the conversa My predecessor in his farewell column said he hoped together. It’s like a little family,” Danielson said. were credited with assisting on Duffy Leone, had an easy day the last one was clinched last Friday. His teams have The offense is spearheaded by Reiner, who is “the heart of the 7-0 here yesterday. The ment, since we were their latest victim. court, if necessary. Williams described Finley’s tion but Steinbrenner told me The success of the team Danielson said, can be attributed to the each other’s lamp-lighter. making only nine saves. Most of whomever replaced him would find out how great a sports qualified an unbelievable 19 times for CIAC State Tourna ball club. He starts all of our offense plays. He’s working harder whitewashing was the In It’s been said before but Xavier is just a super team and they "If I do let Williams go. action as a complete aboutface. the Tigers never did ask per fact that, "these kids are all believers. They believe they can The other goal scorers for Eastern’s shots-on-goal came town Manchester is. Having been here now for just short of ment play. They’ve been finalists eight times winning it all toan ever before, and loving it,” Danielson said. Brother Werner dians sixth straight shutout certainly deserve their No. 1 ranking. Likewise, Tony Brown is a I’ll have to be compensated. He said he had received mission to talk with Houk, who win. This is a proud bunch of boys who seem to enjoy themselves, Manchester were Connie from long range as the defense one month, I have exactly found just that, f^nchester is is the shooter, but when he sees himself in a logjam, he passes to win and ninth overail. Coach super back and God help us, he is only a junior. I feel that we did assurances from the owner that also had two years to go on his in 1996, 1958 and 1962. and that’s very important.” McCurry, on a penalty kick. led by Mike Shensie, A1 Woods, And compensated hand one great sports town like nowhere else in this country. an open man who may have a better shot. On the receiving end of Dick Danielson’s team has as well as we expected against them, but obviously the effort fell contract with the Yankees,” Impressive? Yes, but the coach says don’t give him the credit. Danielson’s netminder is junior Ray Sullivan, who won the job Bob Odell, and Rick McMahon^ Bruce Ballard and Bruce Ben somely,” said Finley Finley would not block Having been in a university atmosphere for four years some of Werner and Reiner’s leads is MacLean, who has one game left on its slate, far short. We showed some good efforts in spots and that was evi Williams’ leaving. said Finley. "Steinbrenner said "When you write up soccer stories, don’t mention me. If we do after the fourth game last year. "Ray is as good a goalie as there his second in two games. son kept the Lancers at a dis Wednesday. He added he has "developed the skills and moves most Americans can’t pick up.” next Tuesday at home dent by the 12 points that we scored against them in the second Williams said he has not he was going to the Detroit peo and having viewed professional sports on a live basis, I can something wrong, you can blame it on me. If we win, give the is in the state today. He’s a terrific athlete, who competes 12 Odell’s second period tally was tance. no intention now of giving attest to the fact that only rabid New York Mets’ fans can kids the credit, they did all the work.” Considering his team is 'The junior winger has already brought inquiries about his ser half, six of the points were scored by a spectacular 85-yard talked with the Yankees nor ple and demand compensation months out of the year,” Danielson declared. "Sully” missed a vices from college coaches. “The team wants that un kickoff return by Jim Lodge. Offensively, the passing combina Williams a free hand to compare to Silk City boosters. presently 12-0, he remains blameless. So, let’s talk about his couple of games due to an injury and that seemed to be the best defeated season badly,” have the Yankees contacted himself. The CIAC state championship begins in one week. If everything tion of Bob Love to Dave Berner was responsible for some good negotiate with another club. “Don’t be surprised if these Even at the University of Connecticut, from which I players. thing for him. “He needM a rest and got it. He’s at the point now Danielson surmized. “ I’ve him. goes as planned, Manchester will enter the tournament as the No. LOSE 20 POUNDS yardage that set up our second touchdown. By threatening legal action, Finley said he "stunned” things wind up in court.” graduated, backers of the Husky gridiron eleven are quick Last year’s edition entered tournament action after compiling where you have to blast it point-blank to get it past him,” the never had a team in all my Finley, who nearly stole the a 12-2-1 record. They seemed to take their first round opponent, 1 ranked Class A school with a 14-0 record. Its toughest competi This week we face Enfield High, another big rough team that Yankee officials at an In New York, the Yankees to get down on their heroes as soon as adversity sets in. It’s Manchester mentor states. tion should be from CCIL foe Hall High of West Hartford. Other IN TWO WEEKS! years here that played so features a tough running game, with all the power of a good Wing- show at the World Series with Darien, too lightly, and wound up getting knocked out of competi Center halfback Connie McCurry made all-CCIL a year ago. mechanically perfect as' they American League meeting in said Houk technically still was bad enough when you are on the road in hostile terrain, but possible roadblocks could be Staples of Westport, and Darien, Famous U.S. Women Ski Team Diet T and I-formation team and features a pair of very good pulling the firing of his second tion on penalty kicks. That year, the Indians relied heavily on “This year Connie is something special. Nobody goes down the did today after the first five Chicago Tuesday when he their manager. when your own supporters, and in some isolated cases which at last reports was still undefeated but was once tied. During the non-snow off season the U.S. Women’s Alpine guards. As usual, we will try to offset size with our passing game, baseman, may have started record-breaking forward Blaz Stlmac somewhat too much. middle on us with him station^ there,” Danielson proclaimed. minutes,” the Indian mentor denied them permission to talk Paul said the club has not close friends, begin chanting “you’re a bunch of bums,” Manchester seems to have an edge this go around. "You can Ski Team members go on the "Ski Team’’ diet to lose 20 but it’s going to be a tough battle. another ruckus involving the Darien ganged up on him and throttled the Tribes’ offense. "Attitude-wise, this is the best team I’ve had in 10 years. This added. Manchester was that for to Williams about succeeding given Houk the standard stop one man from scoring, but when you have three players with pounds in two weeks. That’s right — 20 pounds in 14 days! This week, our J'V team lost its game to Xavier’s JV’s Monday, New York Yankees and the that can become quite disheartening. This year, the Indians have at least three forwards who can is a completely unselfish group. Nobody cares who scores the a stretcF as its passes were on Houk, who had announced he release form on the rest of his the capability of scoring, that makes it awfully tough on a The basis of the diet is chemical food action and was devised and Wednesday our freshmen team beat the Xavier frosh 26-22, Detroit Tigers. already signed with Detroit. contract or promulgated it On the professional level, the intensity is even worse. consistantly find the range. And, "we’re not going to think ahead goals. If someone scores, they’re all happy,” Danielson con the money with the recepients Williams, who has a contract Fans expect their players to ail be Superman who are com like last year. We are going to take one game at a time,” Co- defense,” Pearson points out. And Danielson added words of by a famous Colorado physician especially for the U.S. Ski which proves that Xavier can be beat even if it’s only its The practice of seeking per through the league office as of tinued. “And they make my job as a coach very easy,” he added. warning, “I’ve never had as many skilled ball players at once like getting the ball in full stridey freshmen. with Finley through 1975, an Captain Connie McCurry resolutely said. Team. Normal energy is maintained (very important!) mission to talk contract with a yet. pletely infallible. 'The worse instance of a city driving out a Fullback Alan Woods, a first year starter, has fit in very nicely. this. This is as good a team potentially I’ve ever had. And they The loss dropped Eastew’s nounced his resignation as The brother duo of Werner and Reiner Cacace has been getting while reducing. You keep “full” — no starvation — because prospective manager is usually As things stand now, then, super-star is the city of "Brotherly Love”, Philadelphia. It 'The revamped backfield, four starters are first-string for the still haven’t played up to their fullest capability. They’re still im standard to 3-9-1. ' Oakland manager Sunday just most of the "headlines,” being the team’s high scorers. Werner the diet is designed that way. It’s a diet that is easy to follow a mere formality. Williams is still with the A’s, literally booed baseball standout Dick Allen out of town. first time, has done a fine job protecting Sullivan. Credit for the proving.” after the A’s won the World has found the nets 12 times this year, while Reiner has tallied whether yoii work, travel or stay at home. (Not the "I said ‘absolutely no,”’ Houk with the Yankees and Allen is now starring for the Chicago White Sox, where his fine performances, the Manchester mentor said, must go to He hopes that will come sometime during the tournament. Series. He was reportedly nine goals. But, this Indian team is a far cry from being a two- grapefruit diet!). Finley recalled a conversation Detroit, who fired Manager Bil talents are appreciated. assistant coach Doug Pearson, a member of the 1962 state titlists, That, will be awesome. Star’s Return Expected Soon headed to the Yankees to man team. Junior Billy MacLean is yet another offensive weapon This is, honestly, a fantastically successful diet. If it with George Steinbrenner, ly Martin, is out in the cold. Last Saturday, the Manchester High football team made who is in charge of this unit. weren’t, the U.S. Women’s Ski Team wouldn’t be permitted replace Ralph Houk, who was Manchester employs, as he’s chalked up nine tallies thus far. But, Bennet Wins, its home debut. Even before the contest started, the local to use it! Right? So, give yourself the same break the U.S. BOSTON (AP) - The Boston The NHL scoring champion in supporters were on their feet cheering them like they were Ski Team gets. Lose weight the scientific, proven way. Even Illing Next Bruins hope to have high- four of the last five years, Three Ex-Champs Enter ■HERF5 if you’ve tried all the other diets, you own it to yourself to try scoring ocsnter Phil Esposito Esposito suffered the first state champions. the U.S. Women’s Ski Team Diet. That is, if you really do The Bennet soccer team available for at least part time major injury of his career in (El Scoreboard lEI The cheering never did stop, even when the action ^ H E PITCHIi want to lose 20 pounds in two weeks. Order today. Tear this extended its unbeaten streak to duty tonight for a National the playoffs last April, un slovved to a near standstill. Each and every member of the out as a reminder. three with a 3-0 win yesterday Hockey League game with the dergoing knee surgery. He has Manchester cheerleading squad could be distinctly dis over its counterparts from Basketball Scoreboard WE NEED BOOSTERS Send only $3.00 ($3.25 for Rush Service) - cash is O.K. - Buffalo Sabres. made a remarkable comeback, Wednesday’s Games cerned. And they were loud. In comparison, UConn Coventry Junior High. This sets Esposito, who has eight goals Five Mile Race UTTIE LEAGUE NEW FKLO to; NATIONAL HEALTH INSTITUTE, P.O. Box 39, Dept. amazing even club doctors. Kentucky 100, New York 98 the stage for the return battle and eight assists in just six cheerleaders as a unit can only be heard in a whisper. Lane, West of WINF Tower 16, Durham, Calif. 95938. Don’t order unless you want to lose If Esposito can take his turn Carolina 124, San Antonio 92 Saturdy with cross-town Illing games, was injured in the Even when*adversity strikes to the utmost, Manchester 20 pounds in two weeks! Because that’s what the Ski Team between Ken bodge and Wayne Indiana 98, Denver 89 One Month A’way SECTIONS Diet will do * ®1972 at 10 a.m. at Manchester High’s Bruins’ 3-2 loss at St. Louis fans stand behind its team. For example, two weeks ago 4x8 Wood Panola Cashman, the Bruins won’t be Hoston 132, Boston 117 soccer field. Tuesday night. However, X East Catholic High was destroyed by the East Hartford I Paintad groan with whito laHarlng and bad off, despite the loss of Philadelphia 132, Portland 110 rays failed to disclose any Hornet football team, 45-0. Did the fans get restless? Did Inch (1”) whita trim to act aa a ______, young center Richie Leduc. Los Angeles 92, Kansas By Earl Yost break and doctors said he es they call for the coach to be hung in effigy? Assuredly, r However, if Espo is ruled out. City'Omaha 91 FRANK MARATTA PRESENTS caped with a severely bruised Four weeks from today the 37th Five Mile Road Race in LImitad to Peraonal Namaa and/or Coach Bep Guidolin will be Milwaukee 130, Buffalo 113 some got restless, but I’d venture 95 per cent of the Eagle chest. Manchester will take place and early returns indicate Trade Namaa and a phono number. down to two centers and will Detroit 115, Phoenix 99 fans stayed squarely behind their team. They cheered just Trainer Dan Canney noted another banner field will compete. ’The race, sponsored by Final wording of each aactlon muat have HARTFORD have to do some shuffling. Atlanta 131, Seattle 106 as loud, and it was boisterous, in the closing minutes like that Esposito has had “great Doctors reported Wednesday Nutmeg Forest, Tall Cedars of Lebanon, starts at 10:30 on the game had just begun. How many times have you seen the clearance of Little League. State Armory recuperative powers” and said that Leduc suffered a broken Main Street, opposite School Street, with the winner due in 4) Making atorage and maintananca of BROAD STREET, HARTFORD there was a good chance he Hockey Scoreboard that happen? collarbone when sent crashing about 10:52. And, so I say to my predecessor’s wish yes, I have come sactlona will bo conducted by H Iliiter would be able to play against Wednesday’s Carnes registration chairman, reports Manchaatar Little League into the boards in St. Louis. He Familiar names among the to find Manchester one of the best sports-minded towns Buffalo. will be sidelined for 6 to 8 Toronto 7, Vancouver 4 early entrants include CJiarlie 50 entries have been received to PJORTS weeks. Houston 6, Los Angeles 2 Robbins, Jimmy Keefe, Ray date and at least 300 are anywhere. It is really a joy to be associated with such a $25 for each consacutiva year tharaaftar. New York 5, Minnesota 2 expected. The race is open to class place. payable to: MANCHESTER LITTLE LEAGUE MAN SLATED TO Crothers, Charlie Dyson and Montreal 13, Pittsburgh 2 Dennis McCormack. Robbins, a male runners only and has been REPLACE Golf sanctioned by the Connectucut more will antitio donor to bacoma a charter California 7, Detroit 3 ' 53-year-old practicing physi Unbeaten Season Nears "BRUCE LEE" cian, the 39-year-old Dyson and Amateur Athletic Union. Manchaatar Little League Booster Club. PINEHURST, N.C. - Denny Buffalo 3, Chicago 1 The Manchester High soccer team is fast closing in on an TO APPEAR Lyons teamed up with Rives Los Angeles 6, Atlanta 4 Crothers, 30, are ex-winners. PU CEM EN T OF SECTIONS ON FENCE: IN MANCHESTER McBee for a 5 and 4 victory Robbins is the grand-daddy of undefeated season. If it gets by its last opponent, Herald photo by Pinto On a First Como - First Serve Baals entrants. The 1973 bunion derby For further Information, Contact SHOW HOURS; Mr. William Louie, noted kung-fu over Bryon Hutchinson and Bill Sports Slate Wethersfield High, it will be Coach Dick Danielson’s first Five of the Main Reasons practicloner on the East Coast, Ferguson to establish the U.S. Baseball will be his 15th appearance. He unbeaten record since 1958. That squad was unbeaten in 15 Jamas or Pater Labor - 643-5866 Jamaa Adams - 643-1020 I FRIDAY ■ OCT. 26th ■ 5:00 to 11 ;00 P.M currently on his way to Taiwan to star won back-to-back in 1945-46. in Kung-Fu Movies as a replacement team with a 6-2 point lead after KANSAS CITY-The Kansas Thursday games, but was deadlocked once. ’The last undefeated, un Left to right are Reiner Cacace, Werner Cacace, Connie McCurry, Ray Sullivan, and Billy * SATURDAY - OCT. 27th - NOON to 11 P.M. Dyson won in 1956. Both are for Uie late “Bruce Lee,” is slated to the second round in the in City Royals exchanged pitcher Soccer tied Indian soccer team was back in 1933, with an 8-0 mark. MacLean, just part of the reason the Manchester High soccer team is undefeated this SUNDAY - OCT. 28th - NOON to 8:00 P M ppear at the final event of the augural Diamondhead Cup golf Dick Drago for pitcher Marty UConn grads.Crothers lanchester Kung-Fu and Karate tour prevailed in 1965. South Windsor at E.O. Smith This pre-dates Danielson, who began his tenure as head season. aUEDI WYRSCH nament at Manchester High School, competion with British club pro Pattin of the Boston Red Sox in HPHS at Rockville soccer coach in 1946. 7:30 P.M. on Saturday, October 27Ui. teams. an American League trade. Keefe has never won but the Mr. Louie most recently appeared in former Central Connecticut Parish Hill at Coventry JIM WOLF SENSATIONAL SKIER the 'felt forum’ of Madison Square MYRTLE BEACH, S.C. - Ellington at Suffield AND WORLD RENOWNED STAR Garden where he received a standing Ben Crenshaw of Austin, Tex., State College ace has placed se FIRST PLACE WINNER Cross Country KNOWN FOR HIS UNUSUAL AND ovation before a sellout crowd. Tickets cond on four occasions. McCor Locals Win Big, IN THE SOMERSAULT AT are available from the High School shot a five-under-par 67 and ST. LOUIS — St. Louis Car NORTH AMERICAN FREESTYLE mack, a Holy Cross grades one Ellington at Suffield ENTERTAINING PERFORMANCE... Guidance office in advance or at the assumed a four-stroke lead dinal outfielder Matty Alou, CHAMPIONSHIPS. HE DOES THE UNBELIEVABLE d(»rs that evening. of the best young road runners Rockville at Xavier of WATCH AS HE PERFORMS after the first round of the final Karate, Kung-Fu Admission: Adults »3.00, Students who led the National League in Middletown A BREATH -TAKING BACK FLIP ON SKIS I 72 holes of qualifying play for in New England. Record Now 7-1 OFF THE SKIJUMP. (I.D. required) {2.00. The event is batting in 1966, was sold to the Saturday and Sunday shows only. being held to benefit the Manchester Will Hadden, general chair With seven of its runners mile Center Springs course in the priviledge of joining the San Diego Padres for an un Friday ^ D O O R p r iz e s : High School A.F.S. Club. man for the Tall Cedars and crossing the finish line before 9:58. The win boosted Tiling’s Professional Golfers Associa disclosed amount. Soccer Tournament Here | s k i WMkt, tion tour. the first Rocky Hill harrier standard to 7-1. Ifrom Mt. Snow, Yjm ont a . Lyman Hall at Bolton Results: 1. Pillard I, 2. C a u s e s I Hunter Mount»in,New York. I F o l k Singers could, the Illing cross country iHirtyAmericine Bmdinn*. 1 Cross Country Karate^t its best will be demonstrated Saturday night at team shutout its counterparts Lemieu 3. K. Anderson I, 4. E. I Full Seeton p«« hoj" W . KRISTI UConn JV at MCC Manchester High’s Clarke Arena when Daniel Pai presents yesterday 15-50. Anderson I, 5. Flosdorf I, 6. Iweehinston Veliev Wheeler/Farmington at Charlibois I, 7. Talbot I, 8. r IGoorlforfweereee. No I CARLSON & -— ' S » ' his second annual Kung-Fu and Karate Tournament. The South Windsor Leading the Illing charge was iN o IJOHN attraction, which is expected to lure 400 contestants, starts Ricupero RH, 9. Newton RH, Saturday at 7:30. Bill Pillard, who covered the 1.8 10. Finlegan I. BURROWS Soccer THE Proceeds will enter the WILL ENTERTAIN MCC at Middlesex CC ///;•// y m l iii'umj nnn '$ apfuird YOU WITH YOUR ON THF HUGE SKI DECK Manchester High School POST FAVORITE East Catholic at Glastonbury I. r rt C0C.IV I I M V C FINfSI LABELS IN MENS CLOTHING BALLADS. American Field Service Fund, P()ST 1Y;1RS, ELLEW^ANDIMARIOfi. Football , TW INS COURTESY OF Jay Stager reports. Flas IN A LIVELY SKI DEMONSTRATION. THE REVOLVING CAftPET NEW HAMPSHIRE East Catholic at Enfield ON THF SKI DECK SKI SAFARI. Manchester at Penney SIMULATES DOWN HILL SKIING Rockville at Newington Pai, who heads the Fire AND ALLOWS A FU LL VIEW OF Dragon, Inc., in Hartford, has SKI TECHNIQUES. Plainville at South Windsor THIS IS THE A tt the rank of grandmaster in ENTE HTAINMENT/ S^HOWI Kung-Fu and has earned black belts .in Kendo, Aikido, Jiu- Jitsu, Judo and Okinowan Kem- The Ski Swap Shop is operated po. A R R r a O 8 non profit activity by r.J ™ volunteer groups as a From Santa's Land public service. According to Pai, the three Putney, Vermont. Q * o n m Only U SED merchandise main components of Kung-Fu may be traded at the For the small children Swap Shop. are philosophy, meditation and a wonderful collection of animals that n y tradition. Pai heads, up 52 be seen and petteo. Karate schools throughout the The New England Dog Sled fS ARMY United States and Canada. Club will be at the show..... With a full team of huskies 3FORT8 ) ) » ) I » » ) » : l i n i c OUR LAYAWAY PLAN M«nih Ai3dvs oaD 1 w I rn-i PAGE TWENTY-SIX- MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Thurs., Oct. 25, 1973 _ANCHESTER^VENINGJI^ Manchester, Conn , Thurs.. Oct. 25, 1973- PAGE TWENTY-SEVEN Ap^rtmtntt For Ron! 63 Apartments For Root 63 Out of Town- Houaaa For Sola Houaaa For Safa 72 Houaaa For 8ala 72 Out of Town-For Safa 78 For Rant 66 MANCHESTER area - APARTMENT MANCHESTER - 3-bedroom COVENRTY (North) BUGS BtNNV OUT OUR WAY BY NED COCHRAN OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE (Hebron). Modern 4 rooms, BOLTON — Notch Road, Exten ★ ★ NEW HONEST★ RENTAL OFFICE sion, 6 new 3-room apartments, Priced from duplex, everything new in BUILDER’S CL08E0UTI SCHNCXXILE 5 B R V IC 6 j 1190 per month includes heat, OUR REPUTATION OH,tveyoo,uaiRoi I'VB HAP THIS t o y 1 POHT PBCL LIKE RAKIN' UP ready for November 1st. $200 cluding roof, siding and W HAT0 YC(Z . AMP IF THE WIND WERE TO '' MlN, THE HOOPLE A6ETH/7P OF' hot water, carpeting, We have a large variety of 136,900 - $30,900 bathrooms. Penced-yaraTlI^r Was too long and laboriously built up over the years We have one, ^room- Contem- OenWLTMtNr STORE TBUCK FOR THRM [ ALL THESe LEAVE5- SINCE BLOW IN -eXJR EAR, 1 FIGURE IP FAY TO BUT T H ^ r t with heat. All apartments have porary Raised Ranch DtSPUEASUIZCr 7HB WINP BLEW 'EM OVER THERE'S NOTHING IN 86- championship R5PTBAUL WATCH ND GRISTLE appliances and storage, 649- deluxe one and two-bedroom RANCHES • CAPES garage. Business zoned, tt's. to risk by overpraising the virtues of any one COMPLAINTS AN'HAVBN'T, STRESSES CONTROLLED 2OT1, 646-0882. dishwasher, paneling, patio, available for inimediate oc BUM ABLC TO l,lFiaOBETHBWINP TWEEN TO STOP TT FROM COACHES UNPER THE apartments and townhouses Wolverton Agency, Realurs, residence, therefore, you can take our word for It BUST ITl MMHT AS WELL BLOW 'EM BLOWING OUT VIOLENCE.' THE TURF PLAY.' THEY WHISTLE/ color keyed appliances, laundry COIOMALS 649-2813. cupancy. This ultra modern ALL BACK WHERE BETweeN THE GOALPOSTS throughout Manchester. Ren facilities, 643-1440, 647-1342. THE other/ TALK TOUSH HOOPLE NICE one-bedroom apartment, Four homes Immediate that the Immaculate, oversized Cape at: home was used as a model THEY CAME PKOMI IS t h e JUNSUE-wwVo u R ■ ENOUGH T O . tal office open dally from 9-5, OPPONENT IS YOUR ENEMY,' COMES UP quiet location. Includes h^at, occupancy or choose your IMMACULATE air- IS BLISS STREET home and is loaded with STOP A PUFFIN* J appliances, air-conditioning other times by appointment. GLASTONBURY - Prospect NOW EXPLODE lot. conditioned, 7 plus room Raised extras. Call Joe Gordon for AT THE SNAP.' ta n k WITH A FTER and carpets. $185. Paul VT. Apartments, 8 minutes from Is an excellent value on today's real estate market. A GRUNT! TVIN‘ HIS Hartford, spacious 3 rooms, 5K00WN Ranch. Flreplaced living room, details on saving thousands of Dougan, Realtor, 643-4535, 646- DMUTO ENTERPHSES, IINl formal dining area. Equipped Following are reasons without rhetoric In support of SHOES/ 1 0 2 1 . carpeting, stove, refrigerator, 30-YEJW CONVENTHMAL this! dollars. Please call 649-5306. 240-A New State RiL, Mam^ster paneling, $185 with heat and MORTGAGES AVAHABIE eat-in kitchen, 2 full baths, 646-1021 parking. 643-1440. fireplaced and paneled rec 15 BLISS STREET NEW 3-bedroom Duplex, half of room. Oversized 2-car garage, AVERAGE CAPE • • B 8i W » * two-family. 1V4 baths, BOLTON-Manchester town VANTAGE REALTY enclosed porch, patio, well Seven rooms, plus carpeting, appliances included. treed large private lot. In con Six rooms The BARROWS & WALUCB Co. line, 3-room apartment, second 872-9402 J O ji. Full basement, $267 per month. MANCHESTER - 3-bedroom venient executive area. Mid Glassed screened porch No porch Realtors - MLS . .^caC wcz Paul W. Dougan, Realtor, 643- apartment, newly painted, floor, references required. $175 Plastered walls Manchester Parkade — 649-5J08 monthly. Call 643-5983. 40s. Evans and Clapp Realtors, Drywall 4535, 646-1021. appliances. Available im 623-9429. Non-development MICKEY FINN mediately. Security required. Usually development BY HANK LEONARD ROCKVILLE - Three-room Four bedrooms TWO-BEDROOM Townhouse, $170. Eastern. 646-8250. SIX room Ranch, 2 baths, Usually 3 bedrooms full private basement. Private apartment, heat, hot water, MANCHESTER - Four EAST HARTFORD - Close to ARE VOU OOIN' TO BE AT I WISH BUT IVE OOTTA STAY AWAY bedroom Colonial, 2 fireplaces, finished rec room, air- THE THEATRE TO WATCH [ COULD, FROM TH' REHEARSALS! IT WAS entrances and patio. Includes AVAILABLE November 1st, 4- stove, refrigerator. $135. Adults the Aircraft, 6-6 Duplex that WILBV PHONED LAST NK3HT/ ME REHEARSE, WILEY?. 40RACE1 only. Security deposit required. laundry and mud room off conditioned. High Ridge West. In addition, there Is wall-to-wall In several rooms, an has been used as a rooming HORACE HAS <30T THE LEAD A COAAPHOMISe I HAOOA MAKE heat, appliances, carpets, $240 room, first floor apartment, $35,000. Call 643-5447. per month. Paul W. Dougan, centrally located. No Parking for one car. Call 643- kitchen, enclosed jalousied oversized garage, and a private, park-llke yard. But house, 2-car garage. Priced to ROLE IN THE SHOW WITH LOLA 9678. porch, patio, walk up attic, rec sell at $36,900. Vacant. T. J. <3LAMOOR-AND THEVlL OPEN, Realtor, 643-4535, 646-1021. appliances, $135. plus heat. HENRY and Princeton Street come, we promised no excess verbiage. If you’re IN A BROADWAY THEATRE Lease and security. 643-6165, room, Martin School district, looking for a home In the low thirties, let us show you Crockett, Realtor, 643-1577. VERNON — Fully carpeted, 2 Ansaldi built, treed lot. area - $17,300 assumable at 67o. WE HAVE customers waiting 649-3978. Beautiful well cared for 8-room bedrooms, appliances, parking. Immediate occupancy. 2-car the Interior and rear yard. Then YOU judge our ac CONTEMPORARY Ranch, 2 for the rental of your apartment Garrison. 11/2 baths, fireplace, THE WORRY WART r mm M., lo-if or home. J.D. Real Estate BISSELL Street Bonanza — Yard. $160. 91-29. Homefinders, garage, $44,900. Call Warren E. curacy. Thank you. acre Vermont type setting, IVk C h MIA, U , T M l*t. U t M OR. Howland Realtors, 643-1108. carpeting, garage, plus extras. baths, 2 fireplaces, rec room, Associates, Inc. 643-5129. Two bedrooms, basement, laun $25 fee. 549-6980. Lovely trees and yard, walk to dry facilities. Bring the kids! THE WILLIAM L BELFIORE AGENCY low 40s. Hayes Agency, 646- EAST Hartford Honey — Two- MANCHESTER - Acre public schools. Upper 30s. By 0131. CAP-FAIN EASY BY CROOKS & LAWRENCE LOOKING for anything in real $140.8-25.. Homefinders,i” ■ ■ $25 fee. appointment only. Call owner, estate rental — apartments, 549-6980. bedroom duplex. Stove, parklike lot, 7 rooms, fireplace, REALTORS 6 4 7 -14 13 EASY WILL AS AN EK-LAPy COP, IVz baths, sundeck, garage, 647-1594. WELL, WELLl.,LOOKS UKB homes, multiple dwellings, no parking, laundry hookup. Yard PROP US AT YOU SHOULD FIT WE HAVE A CLIENT ALL for kids. $140. 5-36. $38,900. Hutchins Agency, 649- BOLTON — Clean, 5-room MV OFFICEl fees. Call J.D. Real Estate FOUR-BEDROOM apartment MANCHESTER - fr-1/2 room RIGHT IN AS PUCeV'S READY AND WAITINSl Associates, Inc. 643-5129. with garage, northend of Homefinders, $25 fee. 549-6980. 5324. Ranch, 3 bedrooms, ^rage, NBW ASSISTANT. Ranch. Fireplace, rec room. BOWERS School area — Small good location. Asking $26,^. JAVA! Manchester. Two children Immediate occupancy. Subur practical house and detached MANCHESTER — Attractive 4 accepted. No pets. References. MANCHESTER - Owner IN TOWN Frechette & Martin Realtors, Busineaa Loeatlona- leaving state and leaving ban location. City utilities. $30,- garage on a nice lot. Full base Inc., 647-9993. ■room apartment, stove, Security deposit. $180. For Rant 67 900. Hayes Agency, 646-0131. Six-room Ranch, ment. Quiet area, close to bus refrigerator, references, no Available December 1st. Phone behind an aluminum sided 6- spacious living room with 2 line, shopping. Aluminum PRISCILLA'S POP pets, $140. 228-3540, 649-5325. after 4:30 p.m., 647-9607. room Cape with 2-car garage. fireplace and carpeting, COVENTRY - Exceptionally BY AL VERMEER MANCHESTER - 100,000 Living room with fireplace, for RANCH - 6 rooms, 11/2 baths, storms and screens. Oil heat, clean 2-bedroom Rancn, living square feet, will divide. formal dining room, 3 good sized dining area, all for the seldom heard of price WHY CASt'T YOU BUT, P O P ! Y ou CAN'T EXPECT MANCHESTER - 2 1/2 rooms, mal dining room, ii^ a c u la te room with fireplace, kitchen, SET MARKS LIKE Suitable for manufacturing and bedrooms, garage, treed lot. kitchen with oven range of $25,000. Keith Real Estate, HOLLYHOCK GETS ME TO COMPETE WITH second floor, heat, appliances, sunny kitchen, 3rBedrooms. wall-to-wall catpeting, garage, ^HOLLYHOCK A Q U A R T E R THE PROFECSIONALS) r warehouse. 1-226-1206. Walk to Waddell School. $34,- $^34,900. Philbrick Agency, and dishwasher, 3 646-4126, 649-1922. gorgeous yard. MuMust be seen to ~~L< a& T S 7 F O R E V E R Y parking. Convenient location. Realtors, 646-4200. No pets. $105. 633-1874. 500. Wolverton Agency, bedrooms, attached gar- ^ p retrectale. c ia te . Asking $25,000. PRESIDENTIAL 460 main st. — Ideal for store, Realtors, 649-2813. ,age, lovely treed yard, MANCHESTER - 3-family Frechette & Martin, Inc., 647- office, etc. $160. Call 646-2426,9- Duplex, bus line, nice yard, 9993. VILLAGE APTS. THREE ROOM, quiet, pleasant 5. excellent condition, good separate furnaces, good income convenient location. Working PORTER ST. area - im location. $32,900. MANCHESTER maculate 7 room Colonial, gar Papa Bear builder. Hayes Agency, 646- adults. No pets. Partly fur PROFESSIONAL office, 0131. 5 age, trees, privacy. Hutchins nished. Lease, security. 643- beautiful, spacious. Excellent U&R REALTY CO., INC. VERNON $42,900 One and two bedrooms. 2880. Agency, Realtors, 649-5324. Mama Oaar STEVE CANYON exposure. First floor, all and 6 4 3 ^ 9 2 MANCHESTER - Porter THE HOME MOST LINEY BY MILTON CANIFF Near schools, churches facilities, parking. Reasonable Street section, 6-room custom FIVE-ROOM apartment, first CIRCA 1730 - Antique Colonial UiUalaiiylMr Robert D. Murdocit, Raattor To succeed with young m u and shopping center, on rent. 649-1680, 649-3549. built Cape, dormer, garage, ITS PSEUD,'' floor, refrigerator, stove, recently restored, 7 fireplaces, marrieds and old alike. It has RB bus line. Call anytime. summer kitchen, new baths, Can all sleep In peace in this treed lot. Hayes Agency, ^ -I'M BUO washer and dryer. Wall-to-wall STORAGE warehouse, 10,500 4 bedrooms, formal dining TRI/MBLE,' kitchen. Two-car garage. three-bedroom Colonial wltli MANCHESTER - Middle-aged 0131. 646-2623 carpeting. Garage. November square feet. Stock Place, rear. room, 1V4 baths, city water lo-aS Philbrick Agency, Realtors, Colonial in excellent condition, 1st. occupancy. M6-7798. Attractive rental.Brokers formal dining room, living and sewer, lots of plush A N D I^ 646-4200. west side. Much new work per PRIME AREA - 16’x32’ swim THE BORN LOSER WISH I'D protected. Call 522-3114. room with fireplace, hug< ming pool goes with this 7 room carpeting and drapes in BY ART SANSOM FOUR-ROOM duplex, newly formed inside, two full baths, 3 STAYED kitchen (includes range am. Split with 2 baths, one car gar cluded, treed lot with view & decorated, handy location. MANCHESTER - New Listing. refrigerator) plaster wall con bedrooms, formal dining room, HO/WE Charming 6-room Cape on treM 2-car garage, $35,900. Wolver age, on % acre lot. T. J. garage. Call J. Jennings Available November 1st. $150 struction and one-car at CHARLES Apartments — East Tot in the Center of town. Wall- ton Agency, Realtors, 649-2813. Crockett, Realtors, 643-1577. today, 649-5306. monthly, heat not included. tached garage. Priced low ai Middle Tpke, 4V2-room References required. Call 649- to-wall carpet, 3 bedrooms, FOR RENT CONTEMPORARY Ranch, 12 townhouse, IV2 baths, all 3100. enclosed porch. Priced in the $30,500 to settle estate MANCHESTER - Four or five appliances, two air- low 30’s. Zinsser Agency, 646- Interest rates may be bullish, bedroom older home. Rural acres, 7 rooms, 4 bedrooms, conditioners, carpeting, heat, RUILDiNG 1511. but the price on this home location. Small barn and gar beamed ceiling, garages, view. The BARROWS & WALLACE Co. THREE room, newly Hutchins Agency, 649-5324. hot water, storage, patio, redecorated apartment, large should bring out the bears. Sc age. Reduced to $37,900. Paul Realtors — MLS sound-proofing, basement gar yard. Security deposit. $140 478 Canter St. Available for TWELVE room duplex, vacant hurry, call Dick Martens 01 W. Dougan Realtor, 643-4535. Manchester Parkade — 64S-S30S age. $235. Available Nov. 1st. monthly. Call 643-2353. car aalea and repairs. side has been redecorated and Kay Donnestad at the... Call Charles Ponticelli, 646- has new heating system. Other NEW (iARMSON COLONIAL MANCHESTER - Englewood BOLTON - Beautiful contem 0800, 649-9644. side good condition and will 94 Henry Street FOUR-Rooms, first floor, Drive, Cape. 6 rooms, 3 or 4 porary Ranch, 10 rooms, 2 1/2 rovide good income. Close to A first-class home in a first- stove, center of town. No pets. Call 643-4112 bedrooms, near everything. baths, fieldstone fireplace, ' THREE-room apartment, im 'ain Street, schools. Good class neighborhood. Formal $135 monthly plus security. 649- LaPenta Agency, Realtor, 6 ^ sunken living room, large ther THE FLINTSTONES maculate, heat, parking, financing available. Call Peter 2440. living room, family room with BY HANA-BARBERA 7727. MARTENS mopane windows, on 11/2 acres utilities, no pets, security man, Realtor, 649-9404. fireplace, 2Va baths, with 10-mile view. $48,500. deposit. $160. 247-4688, 2364)564. MANCHESTER - 7 room . ...WELL, SOME Realtors aluminum siding, large Philbrick Agency, Realtors, ^ . C R o e s NEW COLONIAL styled 6-room C ape, IV 2 baths, garage. sundeck, garage, stove, hood, alley OOP m o t o r i s t p h o n e d MANCHESTER Magic - Two- Furnlahad Apartments 64 THREE carpeted, air- 040-2SS0 646-4200. IN AND SAID HE Raised Ranch, 2 fireplaces, 2 Desirable location. Owner will dishwasher, disposal. Buy bedrooms, appliances, parking, conditioned rooms available l/2baths, fully carpetM, range, THANKS FOR TH' HELP, FELLAS'J------/ YOU'RE RIGHT.' SURE VOU'KE NOT ] \ CHIEF/ 1 S O T HIT OM THE assist with financing. Stanley COVENTRY - Excitingly un basement, laundry hookup. ROCKVILLE — Available now, immediately. Can be sub dishwasher, disposal, Agency, 643-5724. now and choose your own floor I DUNNO IF I COULD'VE / " HEY, \ I .... O H - H Y - HEAD WITH A ique custom built Raised Ranch j Yard for kids, pets. A beauty! nicely furnished 3% room divided. Call 649-5261 or stop at aluminum siding, storm win covering. MADE rr TO YOU OR n o t / WEVE \ COBH / LOOK/F b o t t l e // j on wooded lot, balcony $125.5-40. Homefinders, $25 fee, apartment, residential area. John H. Lappepen, Inc. 164 East dows, doors. Call for details and TWO-FAMILY duplex, 7 and 8 MANCHESTER — Spacious 2- F.J. SPILECKI 549-6980. Adults, no pets, security. $160 Center Street. rooms, newly remodeled overlooks beammed cathedral appointment. Call Peterman, family, central location, REALTOR 643-2121 ceiling living room, formal monthly, 646-1060. Realtor, 649-9404. kitchens and baths, large excellent condition. Double gar Frank Spllacki dining room, 3 or 4 bedrooms, DUPLEX Delight - One 7,600 SQUARE Feet, truck private yard. Immaculate con age, new furnace, $39,500. bedroom, stove, laundry ONE ROOM, bath, stove, dock, sprinklered, heavy floor dition throughout. Garages. king sized master, multi NEW 6-room quality built Hayes Agency, 646-0131. functional finished lower level, facilities. Pets okay. $130. 5-37. refrigerator, heat, hot water. load. Warren E. Howland, Colonials on Lydall Street. Han- Central location. $49,500. in-law apartment, 2 1/2 baths, Homefinders, $25 fee. 549-6980. Apply Marlow’s, 867 Main Realtors, 643-1108. ^ location with city utilities. Philbrick Agency, Realtors, CUSTOM built, air-conditidned, 2-car garage. High 30’s. Street. Fireplaces, bath and a half, ful 646-4200. GOOD STARTER HOME 9 room California Ranch. Philbrick Agency, Realtors, c JUST Married — two bedrooms, 8,00 SQUARE Feet, for 80 cents ly equipped kitchen, aluminum *23,700 Fireplaced living room, formal per square foot including heat, MANCHESTER - 5-family plus 646-4200. appliances, parking, perfect for siding, storm windows and 4yz-room home with dining room, modern kitchen couple. $140.6-34. Homefinders, Houses for Rent 65 sprinklered offices. Warren E. doors. Mid 30s. Open daily for 5-car garage, excellent income, with dining area, family room, expandable attic. Ideal $25 fee. 549-6980. Howland, Realtors, 643-1108. your inspection. Call builder for central location. $69,900. three large bedrooms, fourth ELLINGTON - California MANCHESTER - Four-room details, 643-2282, 644-8896. Philbrick Agency, Realtors, for the family that needs possible. 2-car garage. Ranch. Redwood siding and BARGAIN Beauty — Spacious house, furnished, ouiet setting, THREE offices for rent. May 646-4200. only 2 bedrooms, also Beautifully landscaped decking, picture windows affor ding lovely view, granite two bedrooms, stove, garage. Responsible people on be subdivided. Choice East MANCHESTER - 4-bedroom living room with dining grounds. Marion E. Robertson, refrigerator, washer. Kids and ly. $275 monthly. Hayes Agen Center Street location. Heat, Dutch Colonial. Four baths, TWO - FAMILY, 5-5 flats, good area, and convenient Realtor, 643-5953. fireplace, above ground pool, formal dining room, entrance pets okay. Unbelievable at only cy, 646-0131. air-conditioning, ^parking in double garage, executive income. $29,900. Philbrick kitchen. Lot with garden foyer, own generator, extra T $125.6-33. Homefinders, $25 fee. cluded. Inquire at John H. neighborhood. November 30th Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. MANCHESTER - Well main space, in a convenient well are some of the many Sheinwold on Bridge 549-6980. COLUMBIA — 5-room Ranch, Lappen, Inc, 164 East Center occupancy. Hayes Agency, 64^ location. tained 8-room older home in dining room, garage, adults, Street or phone 649-5261. 0131. residential area. Nice treed lot. features of this well built 12- references, no pets. Excellent GEORGIAN Colonial - Center year-old home. Set on 3 1/2 HOLD-UP USEFUL can now lead your own last from ruffing a spade in the INDIAN Hill - One bedroom, chimney, 2 fireplaces, modem U&R REALTY CO., INC. Good home for young growing South dealer appliances, basement, laundry neighborhood, $ ^ , 228-3540. STORE For rent, ideal loca SPLIT LEVEL — Convenient to family. Priced to sell at $32,900. wooded hillside acres with AT SUIT CONTRACT Norlh-Soulh vulnerable spade and ruff it in dummy. dummy, and your contract kitchen with built-ins, large for 643-2692 brook. Many pine trees and facilities. $120. 7-2. tion. Parking. Will remodel. everything, 7 rooms, 2 full Call'T. J, Crockett, 643-1577. By Alfred Sheinwold .NORTH You can afford to give up one would go down. COTTAGE for two in nice area mal dining room, front-to-back Robert D. Murdoch, shrubs. Price reduced $39,9(X). Homefinders, $25 fee. 549-6980. 646-3633. baths, garage, formal dining When West leads the queen of A A 6.^ trump and one club in addition Daily Question of Coventry Lake, year around. living room, large front foyer, Realtor Double Dutch Realty, Mary Lou room, fireplace in living room, spades, should you win the first 10 7 6 to the spade lost at the first Partner deals and bids one Mostly furnished. Beach and OFFICE — Good location and den, screened porch, 4 Lota-Land for Sale 73 Blauvelt, broker, 875-8121. FIVE-Room apartment, rec room and laundry facilities. trick or should you hold up? 0 KQ 5 trick. spade. The next player Manchester, older persons boating. $155 plus utilities. 742- parking. Call 646-3633. bedrooms, 2 1/2 baths, garage, Level treed lot. High 30’s. F. J. large lot, high on a hill in one of TOLLAND — 2.3 Acres building South dealer A K J 74 This little plan would not passes, and you hold: Spades, preferred. Call 1-486-4009 after 9540. Spilecki, Realtors, 643-2121. Manchester’s finest MANCHESTER - 6 room lot, Merro.w Road. T.J. TOLLAND^"''nS2!9!!!) North-South vulnerable MEST HAST work if you won the first trick A-6-3; Hearts, 10-7-6; 7, Tlmrsday and Friday. EXCELLENT location, near Cape, 3 bedrooms, fireplace, FOUR Bedrooms — Appliances, hospital, carpeting and all neighborhoods. $66,500. Crockett, Realtors, Tolland of AWAITING YOUII Opening lead — Queen of ♦ O J 10 A K 9 8 .I with the ace of spades. You Diamonds, K-Q-5; Clubs, K- RANCH — 6 rooms on a large, Philbrick Agency, Realtors, aluminum siding, attached fice, 875-6279. Q 54 8 3 FIVE-ROOM upstairs apart carpeting, garage, fireplace, utilities included, parking. Call level treed lot in the Keeney Pack your bags and move spades could go ahead with two trumps J-7.4. 646-4200. oversized garage, LaPenta ------—m ------8 6 2 0 74 3 ment and garage. Central. basement. Kids, i ' ' 649-9258. School' area. Large rec room right into our vacant, 6-room It’s hard to see the reason for and four diamonds, but West What do you say? Agency, Realtor, 646-2440. COLUMBIA LAKE area - 9 8 3 2 jk A g 10 5 Phone 649-3616. house has everyth.. ^ .,______with bar, 3 bedrooms, eat-in Ranch. If you need a good- refusing the first trick, but the would refuse to ruff. You could Answer: Bid two clubs. You Homefinders, $25 fee. 549-6980. CAPE - Four bedrooms, living Large treed lot, $i|500. Keith SOUTH kitchen with built-in oven and EXCELLENT 7-room Colonial, sized home on a gorgeous high reason is there. The hold-up discard a spade from dummy, cannot raise to three spades 4'/4-ROOM Townhouse — Resort Property-For Rent 68 room with fireplace, large eat- Real Estate, 646-4126, .649-1922. A 742 range, large living room with 2 '/z baths, plastered walls, oak »r treed lot in a fine area, this play enables you to ruff a spade but dummy would still have a with only three trumps. You Immediate occupancy. Charles COMFORTABLE Cottage - in kitchen, close to bus line. Im 0 AKJ92 dining area, plenty of wall-to- maculate condition. Immediate flooring, appliances, 2-car gar BOLTON — Vernon section, extra clean home is for you. in dummy, strange as that may spade. cannot bid two no-trump, with Apartments. Heat, not water, Carpeted, one bedroom, wall. $34,9()0. F. J. Spilecki, 0 A J 109 occupancy. $31,000. Philbrick age, city utilities, large lot, lake view, half acre, $6,000. Call Joe Gordon for an inspec seem. ' Whenever you led spades. no stopper in hearts. Hence you carpeting, appliances included. appliances, fireplace, garage, Realtor, 643-2121. + 6 Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. porch. Immediate occupancy. Coventry, half acre, $3,900. An tion. 649-5306. After you have refused the West would win anduwuld draw bid a new suit and await Phone 646-0800 after 6 p.m. basement. $125. 6-37. SKERS ATTENTION! .South West .North Hast Homefinders, $25 fee. 549-6980. Chalet near Mt. Snow & Excellent location, near school. dover, $1,800. Hayes Agency, first trick. West leads another dummy’s last trump with the developments. MANCHESTER - 5 room Charles Lesperance, 649-7620. 646-0131. 1 0 Pass 2 NT PilSS FIVE-ROOM first floor apart Haystack. Rent by season, Ranch, large treed lot in ideal spade, and you take dummy’s queen. This would prevent you Copyright 1973 Out of Town- MANCHESTER - Original / 0 P.ISS 3 C? Pass ment. Two bedrooms, $15(L No week, or month. Sleeps 8- location. Available November owners selling their home of 13 BOWERS Cape — Fireplace, The BARROWS & WALUCE Co. ace. Your next step is to draw 4 All Pass ' General Features Corp. pets. Security deposit required. For Rent 66 10. 1st. Call owner, 1-267-0892. COVENTRY - Vz acre, $3,900. two rounds of trumps with the years. Three large bedrooms, garage, established Vernon, lake view, Vi acre, $6,- Realtors — MLS Opening lead - A Q Phone 647-9509. Manchester Parkade — 64S-590S ace and king. You hope that the ROCKVILLE — Rockland Call Mr. Brown, days: 646- two full baths, large kitchen neighborhood, Helen D. Cole, 000. Tolland, treed acre, $3,900. MANCHEISTER — four family with built-in oven, range, dis queen will drop, but you are not Terrace Apartment, Highland 2830; Evenings, after 5 Realtor/MLS, 643-6666. Hayes Agency, 646-0131. Answer to Previous Puzzle }.m„ 6464)557 investment. Aluminum siding. hwasher and disposal, attrac surprised when this hope fails. Ave., large one bedroom Immaculate, excellent area. In GLASTONBURY - New I Animal Life apartments, available im tive dining area. Really clean. MANCHESTER - Charming 7- MANCHESTER - Off Porter Now you begin to run the come $7,200. Mid 40’s. Two Only $35,000. Wolverton Agen l/2room all brick Dutch mediately. Includes heat, hot room Cape located in desiranle Street, A-zone building lot that Colonial, 3 full baths, first floor diamonds. On the fourth dia play. That will leave dummy family, 5-5, double garage, cy, Realtors, 649-2813. Ac r o s s 56 Cried WOODLAND water, carpeting, air- Henry Street area, large rec offers privacy, yet close to all family room, prime mond, you discard dummy’s with a perlectly good trump. Wanted to Rent wooded lot. 40’s. Meyer, room, fireplaced living room, 1 Primate 57 Lower limb 2 conditioning, all appliances, 69 town conveniences. Call neighborhood, 81/2% mortgage last spade. You aren’t worried If West Refuses 4 Large rodent MANOR Realtors, 643-0609, 649-5524. dining room, and much DOWN with dishwasher and disposal. MANCHESTER - 7-room Martens Agency, Realtors, 646- with 25% down available. $88,- if West ruffs at any stage of this If West refuses to ruff, you. 8 Where fish WANTED - Garage to store Wall-to-wall carpet throughout. 2550. gather 1 Higheards Private terrace and pool, $175., QUALITY Cape in established Cape, 2 tiled baths, huge yard, 500. W arren E. Howland, APARTMENTS 872-6360, 529-6586. boat for winter, Bolton vicinity. Priced at $35,90(). Zinsser Agen Realtor, 643-1108. 12 Mountain pass 2 Pig in a — Homestead Street Phone 649-7773. neighborhood, 3 or 4 bedrooms, 25% dow n, $255 m onthly cy, 646-1511. 13 Japanese 3 Pachyderms P.l.T.I. to qualified buyer. LOOKING for a homeslte, 4 Cougars (On W. Middle Tpke.) remodeled kitchen, fireplace, away from traffic noise and herbs VERNON — Willow Brook enclosed sunporch, custom Warren E. Howland, Realtors, COVENTRY - Wee house, long 14 Shield bearing 5 Mine entrance MANCHESTER pollution? We are offering a 6 Rabbits ivar ) Apartments, S’/z rooms at $180; Business Property - For features throughout, central 643-1108. on charm, nestled on a beautiful 15 Piece out Built by 4Vz rooms at $205. Includes parcel of 3 acres on Gardner S T A R GAZ,EIC*€I 16 Certain 7 Onager Sale 71 air-conditioning, lovely corner m half acre lot, lake privileges. 40 Social units heat, hot water, refrigerator, Street, handy to Richard Mar -By CLAY R. POLLAN'- entertainers 8 Harbors 26 Natural tal UAR HOUSING CORP. lot. Will assist with financing. MANCHESTER - 4-family “SPOSIN $15,900. Pasek, Realtors. 289- ARIIS LIIRA 9 Soviet city 27 T wo- 41 Accost oven-range, disposal, dis tin School and Manchester y o u r Doily Activity G u /c /t IS Partitioned 1 and 2-bedroom luxury EAST Center Street - Office 649-6325, 742-7215. home right in the center of 7475. 742-8243. MA«. 21 sm. 23 ^ (biol.l to Spanish pots chambeied 42Saintes (ab ) Country Club. Plenty of space According to thw Start. 'f 43 Hall iprefi.xl apartments. Features wall-to- hwasher, wall-to-wall building, originally set up for town. Excellent condition ocf. 22i^ t 20 Book of maps 11 Fewer legislalioii carpeting, air-conditioning," dental office. Waitipg room, throughout with 4 large rooms We should tell you that the here for tennis court, swim 3 8-12-23-34 To develop message for Friday, 21 Owns 17 Action of 28 An.ilomy uvb i 44 Arab ruler wall carpeting, vanity tile Wanted-Real Estate 77 read words corresponding to numbers 5-15-26-37 29 Tissue (anal i 46 On lop of parking, swimming pools, two operating rooms, spare each apartment. Excellent es price on this older ideal ming pool, or garden. Priced /57-67-79-84 S1 60-81-90^ 22 Wild oxen of tightening baths, built-in oven, range, of your Zodiac birth sign. Tibet 19 Ostracized 31 Wcascllike 47 H.iek of neck lighted tennis courts, basket room, three labs, half bath, Then it 1 bi| deiaind ftr tate builder. 60’s. Wolverton for quick sale In low 20's. ^TAUkUS 46 Urban dishwasher, refrigerator and starter home is only $28,400 - SELLING your home or 1 G (xxi 31 G rosp 6 ) To 24 White whale's 23 Property item animal ball court, ice skating, picnic parking, plus three-room apart typewritert, «it|reni dethhit eartt Agency, Realtors, 649-2813. Robert J. Smith, Inc., 963 Main A fM rM 33 Heaped problem and that it features three acreage? For prompt friendly 2 Worry 32 In 62 Fomily pursuer ■24 Tart disposal, electric heat, 2 air groves, storage. No pets. Call Street. 649-5241. HAT 25 Arm part 38 Finvov 50 Tier ment on second floor. $50,000. Cil HeriM Clatsified, 643-2711. bedrooms, two new baths, a service, call Louis DImock W 20 3 Do 33 6« 63 Be 26 Kxistenre conditioners, glass sliding Vernon, 872-8511 between 9-4, Philbrick Agency, Realtors, MANCHESTER-Vernon line. . _v 9-20-31-42 4 A 34 Reody 64 Mentally ( Latin) weekdays, after 4, and on new kitchen with new custom Realty. 649-9823. &>45-5M08a 5 Dilatory 35 Cooperate 65 Unexpected 27 Noclurnal 1 2 3 4 i 6 7 8 9 i6 FT doors, all large rooms. Full 646-4200. Original owner leaving state Out of Town-For Sale 78 6 T o c k le 36 W ith 66 A weekends, call 872-4400. made birch cabinets, formica ' GIMINI flyer basement storage area, ample MANCHESTER $33,500 and can give immediate oc- BUZZ SAWYER BY ROY CRANE 7 Don't 37 Reoch 67 For SAGITTARIUS iT ~ 13 u counter, double stainless steel ALL CASH for your property BCreotive 38 Long 68 Designing 30 Indian boats z parking. Starting at $175. Han GARDEN CENTER - Over an cupany on this 3-bedroom COVENTRY - Oversized 6 NOT. 22 > , 32 .AbjcrH VERNON — One and two CLOSE TO EVERYTMNO sink, new wall-to-wall within 24 hours. Avoid r ^ tape, 20 9 Your 39 Will 69Associotes 15 16 ll dy to shopping, schools, bus acre of land including a heated Ranch with big 2-car garage, room Cape, IVi baths, full shed ALMOST 5 O'CLOCK, BUZ. NOT MUCH fTHIS FOUL-UP TOHKaHT SHOWS LET'S GET BACK TO 10 Efforts 40 A 70 Measures DfC. 21 f ^ [ 34 Complicate bedroom apartments, im No second car needed from carpeting thru-out, a new instant service. Hayes Agency. and religious facilities. greenhouse and a 6 room fireplaced living room, kitchen dormer, large rooms, $29,900. 646-0131. CttAHCC OF THE LAW CATCHING THOSE, tOUR WEAKNESS. CLAY. WE HEED THE RANCH. 1 DON'T 4-17-28-39 11 D o n 't 4 ) Too 71 Do 10-22-33-44^ 351.ike Homer's 18 19 a r mediately available at Town Colonial on a busy main road. this newly listed, 6-room Cape with dining area, near acre. driveway and located in town i;/49-62-72 l2Tolents 42 Of 72 Tronquility poetry Model apartment open for in LaPenta Agency, Realtor, 646- (WALKIE-TALKIES AMP ATWCHWf/i UKB LEAVING SUNNY 13 Day 43 A 73 Now 5483.74 House Gardens. This suburban Fiano Agency, 646-5200. Cod across from the Parkade. $42,500. Wolverton Agency, CANCIK 36 liental degree ill 23 spection 1-5 p.m., Saturday situated on a lot that’s 240’ 2440. WE WILL buy your house for RAPID HOOKUP WITH THE THERE ALONE WITH 14 Be 44 Pleosont 74 Rewords CAMtICOkN lab I apartment community of un Realtors, 649-2813. T S - SHERIFF. ------, m t 21 15 Individuols- 45Volues 75 Person and Sunday. Other times by Oversized jalousied porch, deep, would you believe us? cash. Cull anyliine. Hutchins ONLY A POQ T O 37 Dis.solvc 24 25 27 21 29 usual architectural designs and Houses For Sale 72 m i b ^ right.^ t/UtV 22 16 Something 46 With 76 Plons oversized garage, laFge Well, SPOSIN’ you find out for BOLTON — Owner wants fast Agency. Realtors. 649-5324. f PROTECT h e r . 17 Loving 47 Desired 77 To JAN.i. If 39 Jumping 1 appointment. beautiful landscaping features disease 30 31 32 33 carpeted living room with MANCHESTER - Super im- yourself by calling the... sale on 4-bedroom Ranch with ■ w opjA rt 2-I8-29JI0 18 Doesn't 48 Just 78 And 55-88-88-75/0 private entrances, private MANCHESTER - Rockledge 19 Drive 49 EnhorKt 79 Expression to Korelalher , maculate luxury Ranch, all 2-car garage, on lovely one-acre SELLING your property? Call 1-89 is-tv-baMA 34 CtH; patios with sliding glass doors, section. Beautiful 5-bedroom"’ fireplace, oven and range. A 20 Good 5(1 Bit 60 Show 41 Jewel » covered with aluminum siding treed lot. Assumable 5'i% us first. We’ll buy your home LIO 21 Tasks 5nG ools 6 ) Poss AQUARIUS wall-to-wall. . . carpeting, —y--.,, range, Split, has living room with well treed lot. Call Joe Gor 42 Luster 3« UAR HOUSING CORP. outside. Inside a host of good m ortgage. Asking $38,500. Immediately at a Infr price, all I m T 2i 22 To 52 Hard 82 Optimistic JAH. 20 45 Zoological ■ 37 39 refrigerator, and garbage dls-(Tis- fireplace, dining room, kitchen don, 649-5306. 23 Find 53 Calm 83 Systcmotic 1 e43-9SS1- things such as built-in vacuum Zinsser Agency. 646-1511. cash. Call Lou Arruda. 644-1539, L,Ayo..a fll. II inl ) 40 posaLposal, master TV antenna antenna. with all appliances including 24 To 54 Bring 64 Defroud 49 MiHlcr.ite 41 system, formica coated Arruda Realty. 3-18-27-38 25 Sotisfied 55 Warning! 85 You 8-2I 32-438 Robert Murdock, ReaHor storage and laundry facilities in dishwasher and disposal, wall- 51 Male sheep 643-9SS1 cabinets, all built-in appliances, MARTENS^ BOLTON - New Listing, 60’ '47-81-71 26 Seldom 56 Con 86 Now 53-78-83-871 42 43 u 47 IT basement, total electric. No 1 ^ 52 Hxude to-wall carpeting, rec room, 3W 24x24’ family room, heated ^ U&R buijt. Raised Ranch, 2 SELLING your home, land or VllOO 27 You've 57 Channels 87 Monner riscis Stophan J. Luchon Jr. pets, rental starting $150 per baths, large lot. Priced right. Th* BARROWS a WALLACE Co. 28 Gesture 58FrierHJiy 88 Results 53 Kiouan Indian 49 50 II Realton — MLS car garage with door openers, baths, acre treed lot, top condi business? For quick elficlent 29 Help 59Holf 69 Cheerful nt. tvar ) Supt - 040*5207 month. Call 875-9876, Monday Call Mitten Agency, Realtors, Raaltors tion, $46,000. Hayes Agency. 52 through Friday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Manchetter Parkade — Mt-UOS In-grouno pool. 60’s. Wolvertoh service, call us, Cardinal Heal- 30 Yourself 60 You'll 90 Them 54 (.I s address 53 14 643-69.30. Agency, Realtors, 649-2813. 646-2SS0 646-0131. tv. 646-1473 I ab.) Q i 1-13-24451 )Good (^Adverse ^N eu tn i 7-19-3041^ 5T if iFav S2-84-73 ^ 55 Courtesy title I pi I - a J PA^E_TWENTY-^GHT—MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs., Oct. 25, 1973 « Vernon Mayor Candidates Meet Head On ilanrlipatpr lEtipmng Im lb MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, OCT. 20, 1973 - VOL. XCIII, No. 23 Maneh,-,ter-A City of Village Charm twkntv.h ,,,,, _ two SKCTl()^s Fim ;|.;\ ckphts BARBARA RICHMOND mentioned. He said he took, Mayor McCoy questioned if - governmental interre (Herald Reporter) issue with comments from the Roche, who works at Pratt & lationships. opposition that the sidewalks Whitney, could make the same Roche closed by stating that Vernon’s two candidates for he feels the voter has a clear mayor met head on last night at were not satisfactory, noting commitments as mayor. “I that the walkway on West Rd. think not; he can’t do this from choice on Nov. 6, "the govern a meeting sponsored by the ment by crisis of the present Vernon League of Women was put in the way it was due to a desk in East Hartford,” he the topography of the area and added. one-man rule administration, Voters. Incumbent Republican or the government dedicated to Frank McCoy cited the ac to save taking down any trees Roche’s comments took a Assembling T the system of checks and complishments of his ad or shrubs unless absolutely different turn. He charged the necessary. ' Repubiicans with imposing a balances that our charter calls ministration and Democrat for.” James Roche charged McCoy He also said he worked code of silence over the real diligently to get the high-rise issues even though “the In his brief rebuttal, Roche with running a “crisis criticized the sewer construc government.” apartment, "which was bogged political campaign in ' Vernon down in a morass of legal com comes to an end in less than two tion on Merline Rd. He said he Dr. Ellen Marmer, acting as talked with people there and moderator, allowed each can plications,” built. In the area oil weeks.” To Enforce Cease-Fire they are upset with the way it Manchester Servicenter didate 10 minutes to speak and services for the elderly, he also He said the “silent said he recommended to the was handled and upsb't with the 52 East Center Street five minutes for rebuttal and treatment” may be considered cost. liy 'I'he AeHoriated l’re«H ported a U.N, resolution The Israeli state radio then allowed the audience to Town Council that it waive pay good politics for an incumbent specifying that Security (Council the Israelis withdraw complete- ment in iieu of taxes for the Referring to the Youth Israel reported it had beaten reported the estimated 20,000 Israeli troops made two attacks field questions to any of the 22 in the “ Grand Old Party Counselor Program, McCoy October 24 & 25 - 6 to 9 p.m. back an attempt by the Egyp members, including both the troops, surrounded by Israelis on the city of Suez Thursday, candidates present. elderly projects to help tradition,” but added, "In this said he was instrumental in get tian 3rd Army to break through United States and the Soviet in the Sinai Desert, are in While an Egyptian military but Israel said both the Egyp Mayor McCoy, speaking first, stabalize the rents. day and age people are fed up ting it established and funded. encircling Israeli forces today Union, should be barred from desperate straits and are run spokesman in Cairo denied that tian and Syrian fronts were outlined as many programs ac He added that the town has with sanctimonious covering up Roche chided that the first as U.N. officials began putting the U.N. peacekeeping force. ning out of food and water. Egyptian tanks continued to “ relatively quiet" all day. complished over the two terms fiscally maintained an of non performance, giveaways Before passage of the resolu fight Israelis at the Suez canal, counselor had no qualifications Here’s What’s in Store for You: together an international force While the command reported Associated Press correspon he has served as he could in the excellent financial rating, taxes and mismanagement.” He said / tion, U.S. military installations Israeli war analyst Gen. Haim except he was a close friend of to patrol the Middle East cease repeated Egyptian cease-fire dent Ronald Thomson reported were reduced by 1.5 mills this the people demand to know allotted time. He listed as one the mayor. ★ Learn how our ultra-modern Electronic Switching System (ESS) processes tele fire. were placed on alert, and ad violations in efforts to escape Herzog said continued fighting from the outskirts of Suez that of the most important ones the year and the atmosphere of the what is going on. In connection with the In Moscow, Communist party ministration sources said they the trap, the state radio said was apparently the result of a only occasional shellfire was annual budget meeting has been Referring to the $300,000 phone calls and allows us to offer you Totalphone® service. extensive sewer line in summer hiring of youth chief Leonid I. Brezhnev an believed at one point that about other encircled troops have sur break in communication with heard, and Israeli troops told stallations throughout the town reversed due to this. the 3rd Army. federal grant received for program, Roche also criticized nounced the Soviet Union has “- 1,(MX) Russian troops were en rendered to the Israelis. him much of the shelling came and the obtaining of a federal Improvements in such areas ★ Visit our Cornmunications Caravan for a live Picturephone® demonstration, en renovation of the Memorial the mayor. He said, “The value sent representatives” to the route to Egypt. The Israelis reported that an “The general picture we have from Egyptian guns. grant to expand the sewage as zoning, setting up a summer Building, Roche questioned how can be identified if you publish tertaining exhibits and interesting displays. war zone at the request of Brezhnev accused Israel of oil tanker, first said to have had throughout the fighting in A U.N. spokesman in Cyprus treatment plant. youth hiring program, ob this project rated in the list of the lists of names of those Egyptian President Anwar violating United Nations calls been disabled by Egyptian ar side Egypt has all the time been said the first troops for the Mid He also cited the "giant step” taining a grant to renovate the town priorities. He said it was hired.” He said jobs were given ★ Learn how your home phone connects to our central office by cables, wires, un Sadat. He did not describe the for a truce and declared tillery, had struck an Egyptian one of a lack of knowledge of dle East peacekeeping force taken to alleviate traffic M'emorial Building, im not to cost the townspeople on the basis of who you know, derground conduit and utility poles. persons sent and did not say “ urgent and necessary mine at the southern entrance conditions,” Herzog said. would leave there this after problems in town — getting the provements in the refuse anything but when the bids not qualifications. whether they were military measures were required to im to the Gulf of Suez. Two Despite this, he said he noon, but there was no indica state to widen Rt. 30 and Rt. 83 collection, and improvements came in, the low bid was $675,- In the matter of the fast food ★ See the futuristic cathod display terminals used for processing your orders for forces. plement the cease-fire.” crewmen were injured and believed the cease-fire would tion yet how soon the bulk of the and the installation of traffic in recreation programs were a 000. He charged that “geared to hold. outlets along Rt. 83, Mayor telephone service. Sadat on Wednesday had The Israeli military com taken off the ship, identified as force could be assembled and control signals. few of the other programs the proximity of election day” McCoy replied that he (the asked for both Soviet and U.S. mand in turn accused the Egyp the Israeli-owned 29,592-ton Egypt charged earlier that sent to the cease-fire lines. The installation of some eight listed by the mayor as ac it was decided to put the project mayor) was standing alone in ★ Inspect the inside of the familiar installer’s van. troops to enforce the U.N. tians of cease-fire violations Siris, a communique said. miles of sidewalks, which he complished during his terms in out to bid again and "the town office. his fight to stop any more cease-fire. The United States and said the trapped 3rd Army The vessel, it said, was still said benefited the children who has absolutely nothing, but the had mounted a tank and ar After listing the many things development along Rt. 83 and 30 ★ Watch how wires are spliced together and cables pressurized. rejected the request and said afloat but “it is feared that it walk to school and older per illusion is there.” tillery attack in an attempt to he has done and the many hours and that it was his recommen Truce Team On The Move neither big power should send cannot be saved from sinking.” sons who like to walk, was He further charged that there put a bridge across the Suez spent on getting them done. dation that the Zoning Commis ★ Meet the people who bring you thi^^best phone service in the world. forces into the troubled area. King Faisal of Saudi Arabia another major accomplishment is an illusion that zoning and A contingent of United Nations truce observers round a bend to take up positions as cease The Soviet Union appeared to canal. It said they sought to told an interviewer that the Soviets Send planning reform is under way. sion change the regulations so k __ no more of the fast food outlets ★ Enter the drawing for door prizes. Enjoy free refreshments after the tour. fire monitors near the Great'Bitter Lake on the west bank of the Suez Canal. (AP photo) agree with this when it sup transfer troops from the east first Arab objective in the wake He said that there were no fast bank where they were stranded. could be constructed. of the cease-fire was to have Tolland Land Trust food outlets along Rt; 83 during ★ Free parking In rear of building. Enter lot from Madison Street. Israel withdraw from territory the two years under He charged that Roche sat on Personnel the Planning Commission that occupied in the latest war and Democratic Mayor Thomas approved the plan of develop IT’S FREE! $ in 1967. Will Elect Tonight McCusker. He also criticized ment for the town. Pressure Mounts He warned Arabs to prepare the doubling of the number of Alluding to the Memorial Council Discusses for more war in case Israel To Mideast apartment units and the ad Bring Your Family and Friends potatoes, peas, biscuit, whip Building project, the mayor refuses to give up the occupied VIVIAN KENNESON ditional traffic on Rt. 83. For New Watergate and chill. said the town had just 10 days to land. Correspondent * He termed McCoy’s appoint MOSCOW (AP) — Leonid I. U.N. peace force without the Tel. 875-4704 Thursday: Hot meatball whip up a package of what Faisal also told the Beirut Brezhnev said today Soviet per ment of a Zoning Task Force “a Youth Exploitation magazine A1 Diyur that his oil big powers, he asserted: "We The Tolland Land Trust will grinder, cole slaw, cheese renovations should be made, to Special Prosecutor sonnel have been sent to the crisis appointment,” and added embargo against the United consider this a helpful decision hold its second annual meeting stick, fruit. qualify for the grant. He said Southern New England lelephone Middle East in response to that none of the recommen States ^vill be maintained until and hope it will play its part." tonight at 8 in the downstairs Friday: Fish sticks, tartar the plans had to be tailored to WASHINGTON (AP) — President Nixon’s chief Egypt's call for help from the The resolution was adopted sauce, buttered rice, corn, dations of the group has been JUNE TOMPKINS year, the members agreed it is present there are six girls at meeting room of the new acted upon. the $300,000. “We will now do domestic adviser says a new Watergate prosecutor likely United States and the Soviet with Soviet approval after the bread and butter, strawberry what we can for that amount.” (Herald Reporter) time they concentrate on the former Jessie Lee House. Savings Bank of Tolland on Rt. Roche also criticized the will be named to replace Archibald Cox. Union to help secure a United States placed some of its ice box cake. The Manchester Community specific areas of need and The program involves a year- 74. mayor for what he termed was News ceasefire. He expressed the key military bases in the United Middle and High Schqol The prediction by White House aide Melvin R. Laird was Services Council yesterday un direct their actions according round school schedule — 12 Election of members to the mishandling of the purchase of hope the United States would do States and overseas on Monday: Meatball grinder, made at a news conference in Chicago Thursday as it animously voted to take a stand ly- weeks of classes and 1 week off. Capsules board of directors will be held the dump area; the sale of in the same. precautionary alert amid con pepper slaw, cheese stick, against promotion activities Some suggestions made About 86 phone calls to In and a slate of officers for the dustrial park land; the became evident that Congress will not settle for a Justice The Soviet Communist party cern in Washington that the nutmeg fluff cake. that seem to exploit the youth, were: foline were completed from coming year will be presented purchase of camp Nuhoca; the Department probe of the still-swirling scandal. leader did not specify that the Kremlin was planning to send Tuesday: Middle: Sausage and to contact the Greater —Investigate providing ser January to June this year. personnel sent to the Middle by the nominating committee. handling of recreation funds; ’The President, who canceled volving Nixon’s close friend. Weigh Impeachment military units unilaterally to grinder: High: Meatloaf and Hartford Chamber of vices to the handicapped in the Michael Speciale, assistant East were military men. Charles Scott, executive and the misdirecting of some a broadcast address Wednesday Charles G. “Bebe” Rebozo, and LOUISVILLE, Ky, (AP) - the Middle East. gravy, buttered noodles, tossed Commerce on the issue. community. Possibly a family coordinator of Infoline, gave a He said the Soviet Union is secretary of the Connecticut funds. and news conference Thursday, the , alleged milk-price deal Brezhnev did not say how salad, rolls and butter, ice Reference was made to a sales could be freed periodically partial breakdown. Several Democratic leaders are chapter of Nature’s Conservan Roche advocates rapid im between the administration and ready to cooperate in returning many Soviets had been sent to cream. was expected to meet with promotion stunt that may affect from a handicap situation. calls dealt with mental health weighing how far to go today in cy, will be guest speaker. plementation of a Capital Im the dairy industry. the Middle East to normal the Middle East, what their Wednesday: Hal-day — no KODAK reporters at the White House the health of youths who par —Consider the need for legal crises, family and individual a resolution dealing with the “along with all other interested Refreshments will be served provements Program; a seven- today. Meanwhile, there were Laird said he would prefer to aid counseling for the elderly. counseling, and transportation possible impeachment of Presi precise function was or where and the public is invited. lunch. ticipate in an endurance con countries,” and added: point program aimed at new disclosures in cases in- keep the Watergate probe in the —Explore the health care in requests. Most requests, said dent Nixon. The Democratic exactly they had been sent. Thursday: Hamburg gravy, test. "But such actions undertaken Brezhnev was speaking to the Middle School Meeting mashed potatoes, mixed genuine zoning and planning Justice Department, where it the community. Speciale, are for general legal National Committee convenes reform; planning and zoning en was placed after Cox was fired in certain circles of NATO World Congress of Peace Middle School Parents for vegetables, roll, dessert. —Investigate the needs of the information. Some are for an all-day session which is like forcement; and several other last week. But he conceded that Yesterday’s meeting at (he countries in recent days — such Forces meeting in Moscow. He Interaction will be collecting $1 Friday: Tuna long boys, 18- to 21-year-oIds, including housing, he said. He reminded, ly to produce a strong anti- as an artificial heightening of improvements in the area of “because it’s a question of Manchester Country Club finances, jobs, where to go, the group that Infoline stays Nixon resolution. was scheduled to address the dues at the two open house potato chips, cheese slice, Skylab 3 passions through dissemination congress Thursday but post green beans, dessert. recreation, sidewalks, and JAMBOREE great public concern” a new followed a different format etc.n and study the legal rights open 24 hours a day, 7 days a dates at the school, Oct. 29 for Factory Demonstration Friday, 5:30 - 8:00 P.M. prosecutor probably will be ap than usual with several round of various kinds of fantastic in poned his speech. Grades 5 and 6, and Oct. 30, Blast Off of the 16- to 18-year-olds. week, and the number is 521- ventions on the intentions of the pointed. table luncheon discussions. 7150. Overreaction He accused Israel of repeated Grades 7 and 8, from 7 to 9 p.m. —Invite more citizen par Soviet Union in the Middle East Unchanged Vice President-designate Archibald Stuart, council presi INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. (AP) violations of the U.N. Security Parents who wish con ticipation at the council Mrs. Dorothy Schiuomo — cannot favor such Gerald R. Ford, the GOP dent, moderated the reports. meetings. described a proposed com — Republican National Chair Council cease-fire appeals ferences before Nov. 11 may CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. man George Bush says the na cooperation.” > made Monday and Tuesday. sign up for an appointment at (AP) — Space agency officials leader in the House, and House —Arrange an “open house” to mittee for the handicapped for Shop, then Republican Conference Chair tion is losingits sense of decen Brezhnev did not elaborate on the open houses, 'hiere will be say they are optimistic the acquaint the public with the the purpose of evaluation and this point. The United States is man John B. Anderson of The council members cy in overreacting to the tur also be a sign-up sheet for Skylab 3 crew can blast off as various agency offices. procurement of physical, the leading power in the North Illinois, said they asked Wright generally agreed the first year moil surrounding the White parents interested in attending scheduled Nov. 10 after buckled of the organization was a good Stuart reminded the council recreational, legislative and Atlantic Treaty Organization. S&S BUICK to tell the President a majority House. He told a fund-raising informal, informative coffees fuel tank sections in the booster meeting ground where all the of a comment from a talk by social services for all han Referring to the call of their colleagues support a Town Manager Robert Weiss, dicapped and disabled people in dinner Thursday night that with Principal Vene Harding, o rocket were popped back into local service agencies became publicly voiced questions by Wednesday by President Anwar place. proposal that Nixon name a that the council maintain an ac the Manchester area. There during shcool hours. NEW 1973 OPEL Kodak Boutique familiar with each other’s AFL-CIO president George Sadat of Egypt for U.S. and special prosecutor. Officials were expected to responsibilities. tion program, not just a talking will be an organizational Soviet troops to police the Mid School Menu But in the Senate, there was a Meany and others about Presi make a launch decision today In this, the council’s second program. meeting for this purpose Satur dle East cease-fire, Brezhnev Elementary School New KODAK EKTASOUND movement particularly among Mrs. Frances Kleinman, day at 1 p.m. in the student dent Nixon’s emotional stabili Partly cloudy tonight. Low in GT'S after evaluating results of the ty are "irresponsibility at its said: Monday: Hot dog on roll, let Democrats to get a prosecutor social worker at the New Hope center at MCC. the 40's. Sunny and mild Satur FOUR IN STOCK pressurization exercise which worst.” He added: "There is an "We expressed our readiness tuce cup, potato chips, Movie Cameras straightened out the damaged with immunity from presiden Manor on Hartford Rd., said.as Allan Mason, human services to satisfy Egypt’s request and day. High near 70, Outlook for tial dismissal. emotion in this country that vegetable, gingerbread with KODAK sections. They want to be cer improvements are made to the coordinator, was unanimously have already sent such Sunday partly sunny' with applesauce. Sen. Sam J. Ervin Jr., chair Nixon Would quarters, the accommodations elected executive secretary of needs to be calmed down, needs seasonable temperatures. o PRESENTS tain there are no structural a little more maturity.... Where representatives." Tuesday: Jack O’Burgers, defects. , man of the Watergate com for drug dependent girls will be the Manchester Community While saying that he hoped Precipitation probability 10 witches sticks, spooky beans, are the fundamental standards “Based on initial results, we mittee and a senior member of Consider increased to about 20 girls. At Services Council. the United States would follow per cent tonight and near zero moon bits, chilly shivers, ghost of decency?” are very optimistic of holding the Judiciary Committee, suit, Brezhnev added, however, Saturday. brew. cosponsored a special U.N. Request o to our launch schedule,” a that the'Soviet Union would Winds north to northwest 10 Wednesday: InService D ay- prosecutor bill to be introduced NASA spokesman said late entertain “other possible ' to 15 miles an hour tonight. lunch only at Parker School: today by six other Democratic WASHINGTON (AP) - The Thursday. measures in connection with Northwest around 10 miles an Hamburg gravy, mashed Judiciary Committee members White House said today Presi The Saturn IB rocket is to the continued violations of the hour Saturday. and Connecticut Republican dent Nixon would consider a Citadel Becomes Night IMMEDIATE DEIIVERY hurl Skylab 3 astronauts Gerald United Nations request to send cease-fire.” JOHM and MARY ANN MACK P. Carr, William R. Pogue and Lowell P. Weicker Jr. of the Brezhnev, who is the Soviet ------★ SPECM L NOTICE ★ ------, The sound is recorded 0 Watergate panel. The measure truce observers to the Middle High Low 65 Columbus Street Edward G. Gibson on the third Union's top leader, did not Anchorage right in the camera! would create a special prosecu East but does not believe either 36 31 ARE VOTING FOR GT'SWILLBEOUTOFPRODUCTIONIN and final manned visit to the Classroom For Adults specify what these measures Boston tion force headed by someone to this country or the Soviet Union 1974! BUY ifOURCT NOW! One button captures the Skylab space station, orbiting would be. Chicago be named by U.S. District should be members of the i ' ; scene and all its sounds. 27 miles high. They are to re Maybe you can’t teach an old Jlje^Citadel anytime during In connection with Denver Judge John J. Sirica. observer force. Manchester High School ROGER main aboard for 56 days, but dog new tricks, but a person is class time for information, or Thursday's U.N. Security Coun San Diego Another GOP member of the This position was relayed to Tuesday or Thursday from 6:30 NASA is considering extending newsmen by Deputy Press never too old to try to catch up contact Joel Chaison at to 9:30 p.m., telephone 646-4088. cil resolution that established a Washington NEGRO the flight to 70 days. Watergate committee. Sen. on education that has been mis S&SBUICK 0 Edward J. Gurney of Florida, Secretary Gerald L. Warren 0 The dome-shaped top sections sed. About 20 and women of ail "iVeu; England’a t^aatesnlrowin^uic^ Dealer*^ SOUND MOVIES the President’s strongest when asked for comment on a TOWN TREASURER of the two first stage tanks disclosure by Soviet leader ages over 16 can be found . <1 ADAMS ST.. MANCHESTER (OpM Eves.) 649-4571 defender on the seven-man pan during any given weekday and The Whole (E *il 93 OH {-B6 A Rout* 15, N *jit t* Agwoy, On* RUck U e m C oM or't) ANYONE CAN SHOW "sank" a couple inches during a Loenid I. Brezhnev that "the • Jmt I Minutei from Downtown Harrfofdl New sound-striped film fueling operation Tuesday when el, said he made a mistake last working with two teachers and Democratic Team! Sit back, see and hear your home movies on a week in applauding the firing of Soviets have already sent Paid (or by The Macks handsome, easy-to-operate sound projector. cartridges give you sound a partial vacuum inadvertantly representatives” to the war one aide at school studies in movies on a single reel of film. was formed in each cylinder. Cox and urged Nixon to name basement rooms of the Salva former Atty. Gen. Elliot L. zone at the request of Egyptian Some officials believed at President Anwar Sadat. tion Army Citadel on Main St. ALL JAMBOREE PRICED AT OUR KODAK BOOTH first that the Saturn IB might Richardson to Cox’s post. The adult basic education Richardson resigned from the Warren said the United States have to be taken from the position is that the composition clases are part of a federally CPJUULKHX y )ouuuumo( x x H x luju v x v^uoaxx hx v m launch pad to an assembly Justice Department rather than funded general educational carry out a presidential order of a U.N. observer force should building for replacement of follow that of a peace-keeping development program which riVI VOTING FOR either the tanks or the entire to fire the man he had chosen as has been going on about five special prosecutor. force — namely, that the United Kodak Pocket 10 first stage. That would require States and the Soviet Union years. A high school equivalen a launch delay of two to four Meanwhile, Cox’s lieutenants cy program is being offered this and the new head of the should be excluded. Instamatic Camera i weeks. "The same principals should year for the first time. VIVIAN FERGUSON I But experts, recalling a Watergate prosecution asked a The class members who are federal court to order the FBI apply,” he said. similar incident on another However, Warren stated that not working towards a high Saturn IB several years ago, and other government agencies school diploma are in pre-high \ i B I to stay away from the Nixon would entertain a request decided to try to push out the school review classes. Our voluminous files developed by from U.N. Secretary General collapsed sections by Kurt Waldheim that he send “a The program, which includes pressurizing the tanks. It the special prosecution before lessons in English, science, FOR Kodak Film Kodak Mailers Cox's dismissal. small nupiber of observers,” worked in the earlier case. provided that a sharp distinc mathematics and social The hip pocket camera — new com CllO-iaxg^N 89« PK 20 Mailer 1.59 Ground crews started by tion between ob.servers and the studies, is free and open to all ROARD OF OIRECTORS pact design that takes big 3-1/2"x4- pressurizing the tanks with I^lXOn IMews uniformed truce team should be men and women over the age of David Odogard 1/2” color prints. K135-20X111?: 1.34 PK 36 Mailer 2.59 helium gas at one pound per (Conference ’’strictly maintained.” 16 from Manchester, East Hart State Senator KA464llir‘ 2.04 PK 59 Mailer....1.59 square Inch and gradually in Tonight At 7 Asked if Brezhnev, who has ford, Vernon and Enfield. There 27 McCann Drive creased it to 10 pounds per had frequent exchanges with is also a program offered for square inch. At about three WASHINGTON (AP) - Nixon since the outbreak of the foreign-born to learn pounds per squ^fe inch, as President Nixon will hold his Middle East hostilities on Oct. English. that IlluUrate'rmaiVs'sm^^^^ “Presslon 3 WAYS TO CHABGE predicted, the buckled areas televised news conference at 7 6, had Informed the President Registration is continuous She daservea to be reTmad |o ““r ” MANCHESTER SALE: Friday & Saturday popped into their original p.m. EDT today amid growing in advance that (Soviet during the regular school year English Class At Citadel votes. ^ Board of Directors and that means our towiiUinmiu shape, NASA said. signs he is considering naming representatives were being dis for the classes which are held Mon. thru/FrI. 9:30 a.m. to 9:30 p.m. Specialists began checking a new special Watergate patched, Warren said "f would daily, except Friday, from 9 to Mrs. Betty Seipel, center, is teaching a group of men and Saturday 9:00 a.m. to 9:30 p.m. for possible leaks or other 11 a.m. l()r those who work nights and cannot attend evening adult FOR v iv n „ FEROUSON. JAMES FARR. TREAS. 1145 Tolland Tpke. prosecutor. prefer not to address it at this women in an English class at the Salvation Army Citadel. structural damage. Anyone interested may visit education classes. (Herald photo by Ofiara) time.” Adult basic education classes are held daily at the Citadel