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PAGE T W E N T Y - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. C6nn.. Frl., Sept. 29,1972 The Weather Voter Session Rev. Bourret Resigns Goudy tonight with a chanct o( 4 To 8 —Today iHanrt|patpr Stietttng ITpralJi ihowen, lows in the 40i. Sunday Obituary Manchester Board Police Report Heralding Politics Concordia Pastor cloudy, highs In the 60i. Municipal Building To Host Workshop Manchester g ftf n . Cohen***^*****^ Warren P. Kleinschmidt, 21, of will be vacationing in the interim. MANCHESTER — A City o f Village Charm M isi Beulah Walton The Rev. Joseph E. Bourret FOURTEEN PAGES PiUCE F|PTEEN CENTS 146 Center St,, was charged with Karin VonDeck of 25 Ellen District, is seeking election to a The Rev. Mr. Bourret has MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 30,1972 VOL. XCl, No, 308 ROCKVILLE - Miss Beulah has resigned his post as pastor of The Board of Education will Mrs. Vera Osborne, department intoxication and possession of Lane has been appointed second term. served as pastor of Concordia Walton, 85, of 14 Davis Ave. died Concordia Lutheran (Church and sponsor a regional workshop on head, Mrs. Carolyn DeBoer, and controlled drugs last night at Manchester campaign manager Mark Hafner of 68 Elsie Dr , a Lutheran Church since January this morning at a Rockville nur­ ...... ITPA (Illinois Test of Miss Karen Claassenl and Mrs. Center Springs Park. for Richard Rittenband, freshman at East Catholic High 1966. Before coming to Concor­ sing home. Psycholingulstic Abilities), Phillis Carriere, speech therapist He was released on a $100 Republican candidate for First School, will head a group of dia, he had served pastorates at Miss Walton was bom March Tuesday through Thursday, at the for parochial schools. surety bond posted by a youths who will distribute the Christ the King Lutheran Church 23, 1887 in Nashville, Tenm, and District congressman. Keeney St. School. Sessions will From area towns, they are Mrs. professional bondsman. The case Mrs. VonDeck, a past presi­ bumper stickers at various of Windsor and in Manchester, had lived in Hartford before com­ meet each day from 9 a.m. to 4 Linda Lachman and Miss Stacie was scheduled for court Oct. 16. dent of the Manchester YR’s locations, from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. N il. Monday Bus Service ing to Rockville in 1933. She p.m. Shumate, speech therapists, Police said Kleinschmidt was (Young Republicans), is a speech His status becomes "Awaiting made her home with a friend, ITPA is used in testing Ellington; Mrs. Ann Curran, apprehended in the park at about and hearing therapist in the GOP Town Chairman M. Adler a Call” The probable extent of Miss Aurelia Crossley of language and learning disablities. teacher of the perceptually han­ 6:30 p.m.. and a bag containing' Manchester school system. I")obkin has appointed Joseph his Lutheran ministry while on Rockville. The local workshop is under the dicapped, and Miss Mary suspected marijuana was found. Swensson of 97 Prospect St. the leave of absence will be in the Graveside services will be Mon­ supervision of the University of Beringer, speech therapist, Mrs. Dorothy St. Onge of Put­ finance chairman for the local role of pulpit supply in churches day a^ 11 a.m. at Grove Hill Illinois Press. It will be con­ Hebron; and John Flek, director Paul F. (jorman, 18, of 67 Pearl nam, widow of the late U.S. Rep. Republican campaign. Swensson without a pastor. Still Up In The Air Cemetery. The Rev. Paul J. Bow- ducted by Dr. Thomas P. Lom­ of special services, Bolton. St., was issued a summons last William St. Onge of the Second is a veteran member of the A native of Providence, R.I., he man, pastor of Union bardi, associate professor in the The first two days will cover night for carrying riders on the Congressional District, has given Republican Town Committee. graduated from the Luther Congregational Church, will of­ absorb any more operating losses, which total hundreds of department of special education administration and interpretation outside of his motor vehicle, at a "hearty endorsement" to Roger Junior College In Nebraska and HARTFORD (AP) — Just a weekend away from a possible ficiate. of West Virginia University. He of ITPA, and the third will be Center Springs Park. Court Hilsman, Democratic candidate "WIN, lose or draw," the received a BA degree in history bus service standstill in Connecticut’s six biggest cities, the thousands of dollars per year for the two lines. The The Ladd Funeral Home, 19 has worked with Dr. Sam Kirk of devoted to remediation of the appearance was set for Oct. 16. for the Second District seat. Connecticut Federation of from Bethany College, Kansas. companies said they could not afford a raise, as demanded Ellington Ave., is in charge of principals involved seemed to be taking a wait-and-see the University of Arizona’s areas identified. Previously, Mrs. St. Onge said Hilsman, a Democratic Womens Gubs is He then attended Augustana arrangements. attitude. by the union. department of special education Fallacaro said, the school system Deborah K. Hinkley, 16, of 147 former assistant secretary of offering to its members and their Theological Seminary, Rock There are no calling hours. Both companies made offers Friday of one-year contracts and co-developer of ITPA. has purchased testing services. New London Tpke., (ilastonbury, state, "has the know-how, the guests a four-day, three-night Island, 111., where he was or­ Gov, Thomas J. Meskill, calling it a labor-management at the same terms, but the ATU rejected it, proposing Attendance at the three-day He added that holding the was charged last night with Washington contacts and the tour to San Juan, Puerto Rico, dained at the Augustana dispute, refused to sign a bill passed by a special session of instead a day-to-day operation. The two companies made session is limited to 12 school workshop will prove to be an fourth-degree larceny (shoplif­ dedication needed to carry Nov. 17 to 20. Reservations may Lutheran Church in 1958. the General Assembly ordering his administration to spend personnel from Manchester and economy over the years through ting) at Treasure City Depart­ forward the Democratic policies be made at Democratic State their offer dependent on a government subsidy of some kind. Esther McLain money to keep buses rolling through the end of the fiscal ROCKVILLE-Esther McLain, three are;^^ towns. From town, the use of trained personnel, and ment Store at the Parkade. She of rooting out the evils of Headquarters. 525 Main St., Hart­ Democrats raked Meskill over the coals for his decision he is also hopeful that it will was released on her written Rev. Joseph E. Bourret Two Candidates year. infant daughter of Thomas and they are psychologists Joseph joblessness and of constantly in­ ford. not to sign the bill, passed by the Democratically controlled F'allacaro, department head, result in Manchester’s becoming promise to appear in court Oct. creasing prices." To Attend Opening Gaudia Newbury McLain of will preach his last sermon on But at the bus companies, Connecticut Co. in Hartford and legislature. Donald Hogan, and Richard a resource center for the use of 16. Atty. Ronald Jacobs. South Rd., died Wednesday at Sunday morning. Mrs. Cynthia Wilson of Hebron. Goldwasser; speech therapists ITPA State Comptroller Nathan G Republican candidate for Connecticut Railway & Lighting Co. in Bridgeport, House Speaker William Ratchford said, “ One day, for the Rockville General Hospital short­ The Rev. Mr. Bourret and his Democratic candidate for Vernon Agostinelli of Manchester has Manchester judge of probate, has negotiations with the Amalgamated Transit Union ended purpose of calling the assembly, it's a crisis, and the next day ly after birth. family will be honored at a representative in the 55th Duane Douherty, 22, of 13 been re-elected to the board of appointed John A. DeQuattro his Survivors, besides her parents, farewell party Sunday from noon District, the seat occupied now Friday with little hope for settlement before Monday. it's a simple matter of labor negotiations." Laurel St.. Rockville, was served trustees of Connecticut Public campaign treasurer. DeQuattro 3 are a sister, Donna E. McLain at to 2 p.m. at the church. by incumbent Mrs. Dorothy Although the old contract expires midnight Saturday, the Senate leader J. Edward Caldwell of Bridgeport said a Circuit Court 12 warrant, Television. The election of the resides at 49 .Arvine PI. with his home; her paternal grandfather, Connecticut Crime His resignation becomes effec­ Miller, and Mrs. Elstelle Flanagan effect of a strike by drivers and mechanics would not be felt MeskllTs "indecisiveness is unbelievable." Meskill had said yesterday, charging him with sale board took place last week, at a wife, Valerie, and their three Thomas McLain of Ellington; tive (X"t. 31, but he and his family of Glastonbury, Democratic can­ of hashish and possession of meeting which marked the 10th children. until Monday. Sunday bus service is virtually non-existent. he would veto the bill. and her maternal grandparents, didate for the seat occupied by hashish. The charges were made anniversary of the state’s non­ The Hartford district of the ATU scheduled a union Without the governor's signature, the bill becomes law Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Newbury Rates Reported DeQuattro is president of the State Senator Dave Odegard in in connection with an investiga­ commercial television network. meeting at 10 a.m. at Labor Temple to discuss the situation. of tolland. Greater Manchester (Chamber of Reunion Listed automatically Oct. 11, 10 days after passage. tion made by Vernon Police and the 4th Senatorial District, will be The funeral and burial will be Commerce and the United Fund at the opening of the Andover A CR&L lawyer said the union and company negotiators The Connecticut Co. serves Hartford, New Haven and WASHINGTON (AP) - Four Bridgeport officials said the Capitol Region Crime Squad. Tomorrow has been designated at the convenience of the family. of Manchester. He is a member By 1952 Class Democratic Headquarters would meet at 4 p.m. Sunday in Bridgeport. Stamford and surrounding towns. CR&L runs in Waterbury, Connecticut cities reported murders dropped to five in the Douherty was released on a $1,- "Bill Cotter Bumper Sticker The White-Gibson-Small of the Manchester Kiwanis and tomorrow afternoon at 1:30. decreases in most categories of first six months of this year 000 non-surety bond for Day" in Manchester. William Manchester High School Class The crux of the crisis is the bus companies’ refusal to Bridgeport and New Britain. Funeral Home, 65 Elm St., is in Unico and is an incorporator of The headquarters are located serious crime from the first six (against nine during the same appearance in Circuit Court 12, Cotter, the Democratic incum­ of 1952 will have its 20th anniver­ C charge of arrangements. Manchester Memorial Hospital. at the (Tharles Phelps residence months of 1971 to the first half of period of last year), rapes were Rockville on Oct. 17. bent in the Firct Tongressional sary reunion Oct. 7 at Willie’s There are no calling hours. on Hebron Rd, and is open to the 1972, the FBI said Thursday. down 6 from 16, robbery in­ A two-car accident at the in­ Steak House. The event will open public. Refreshments will be Bridgeport, Hartford, New creased to 253 from 216, tersection of Dobson Rd. and Rt. at 6:30 p.m. with a social period, served. Anyone wishing to meet Haven and Stamford reported aggravated assault dropped to 69 30 is still under investigation by and dinner will be served at 8 WelfareReform Compromise Mrs. Wilson and Mrs. Flanagan is drops in all or all but one of the from 99, burglaries or breaking Vernon Police, The accident in­ Cromie To Seek Phillip L. Burgess Jr., vice Richard B. Wemmell invited. FBI’s seven categories of serious and entering declined to 1,412 volved a police cruiser driven by president and general manager of Funeral services for Richard B. crime. from 1,689, larceny was down to Officer Barry Kuhnly and a car radio station WINF, will be toast­ Wemmell of East Hartford, Waterbury, however, reported 1,315 from 1,545, and auto theft driven by Sabastian Lombardo, Tolland Support master and program chairman. Ladies and Children formerly of Manchester, who was increases in five of the seven dropped from 1,640 from 1,674. 60, of Old Post Rd., Tolland. Leo F. Diana, mathematics and Velvet Mill Fire Under Investigation Includes Three-Plan Test Watch your step! Wt havi h ttli that don't slip or killed Wednesday in a truck-car categories. In Hartford, the figures were, Police said the cruiser, in pursuit science and adminsitrator of the mittee adopted a wait-and-see mark Moors Also shots madt hH i|tr or vridtr. Oct. 14, leaving one week for annually for a family of four) Under present law, their welfare crash in New Haven, will be The crimes covered in the FBI for murder, nine (10); rape, 14 of another car, ran ftirough a red Atty. Richard Cromie, Barnard Building at Bennet Firemen heave smouldering cardboard cartons out win­ at scene of “ suspicious fire.” There was no major damage WASHINGTON (AP) - The attitude until after the Oct. 16 compromises to be worked out which the House included in the checks are reduced to offset the tomorrow at 9 a.m. at the Holmes report are murder and non- (21); robbery, 190 (295); assault, light and collided with the Lom­ Democratic endorsed candidate Junior High School, is in charge S A M Y U LYE S dows at Cheney Bros. Elm St. velvet mill yesterday afternoon (Herald photo by Buceivicius) Senate may resolve a three-way primary, according to Town between the Senate and House bill, a more generous version of Soi'ial Security boost, a cutback Funeral Home, 400 Main St. The neligent manslaughter; forcible 288 (290); burglary or breaking bardo car. Lombardo was for the 53rd Assembly District, of arrangements for the reunion. 23 O ak Street split over welfare reform by Chairwoman Mrs. Pat Barsaleau. versions of the bill if the Senate FAP pushed by Sen. Abraham A. the Cranston amendment would Rev. Felix Davis, pastor of the rape; robbery; aggravated and entering, 1,070 (1,206); charged with operating without a comes to Tolland tonight attemp­ adopting all three plans—but only The decision was made in a can clear it by the end of next Ribicoff. D-Conn„ and a tough pre^'ent. Second Congregational CJiurch, assault; burglary or breaking and larceny, 877 (902); and auto theft, license. Police said the cruiser ting to seek support for his can­ temporarily. closed session of the committee week. Workfare plan written by the It also would give to old per­ will officiate. Burial will be in the entering; larceny of amounts ex­ 779 (1,576). was extensively damaged and the didacy. The compromise—to experi­ Wednesday night. Kathy says; "It's orchard time at Pero's. We'll (o out on a Mill Fire Originally. Senate leaders conservative majority in the sons solely on welfare a boost In New Plainville (Mass.) Cemetery. ceeding $50 and auto theft. Lombardo car was moderately He is invading the hometown of President Signs SALT ment with the various ways of New Haven statistics were Thifault’s endorsement by predicted the debate would run a Finance Committee which Long their assistance payments Friends may call at the funeral his primary opponent, Charles limb to please you." providing welfare families a Hartford was the only Connec­ murder, five (10); rape, 23 (29); damaged. Minor injuries were DeCicco was given from one heads. equivalent to any increase voted home tonight from 7 to 9. ORCHARD FRESH: Macs, Gravtnsttin, Rtd Dtllclous, Barltftt Ptars. Stckla P u n . Crabapplu. Cause guaranteed annual income rather month or more. ticut city to show a decrease in all robbery, 103 (118); aggravated reported. Thifault, Democratic Town town’s first selectman to the in this deadlock, all sides now in Social Security. Ptachu, Swut Ddtr than choose any method per­ Now, a rush toward pre­ crime categories. Bridgeport and assault, 193 (170), burglary or Vernon Police are investigating Chairman of Tolland, The former first selectman of a appear to have agreed that the The amendment would be NATIVE: Corn, Tomatots. G rttn and Ytilow Squash. Boston and Romaint Littuca. Swiss Chard. Agreement Resolution election adjournment of the Stamford reported increases in a break into the Italian Social meeting called by Cromie and his manently—may have improved breaking and entering, 1,200 neighboring town. DeCicco White Sw ut Potatou. Yams. Rod and Hot P tpptfs. Turnips. Pus, Brocolli, Cauliflowor. L ttlit. Under Study (Jongress has pressured the bill's best compromise will be a provi­ effective only for an interim Club, Snipsic St., Rockville. The supporters will be held at 8 p.m. the chances for Senate passage of About Town robberies while New Haven (1,330); larceny, 849 (857); and reflected on the many times he Shalott, G rttn and Ytilow Buns. Shtll Buns. Acorn and Buittrnut Squash. Pannips. managers into compromising the sion to test the various plans for period ending Dec. 31, 1973. noted a rise in aggravated break was rep orts this morning. in the town hall and is open to Room for the signing. The small, the massive legislation containing At that time, a new program auto theft, 1,039 (1,172). and Thifault aided one another FRESH: Plums, Ntetarines. Pun. Pomtrgranatts. Limts. Cantaloupts, Graptfruit. Wattrmtions. WASHINGTON (AP) - Presi­ including the two m^pr par- E'ire of "suspicious ” origin, bitterly-disputed provision of the two years. After that. Congress Entry was gained by forcing in anyone wishing to participate in Social Security revisions as well assaults. during the latter’s term of office. Kontydtws. Crawshaw Melons, Mangoes. ticipants in the'Senatele A e green-walled chamber served as according to Town Fire Chief bill dealing with welfare families. could decide what to adopt. covering aged, blind and disabled The Verplanck School PTA will Stamford reported four the formulation of his campaign dent Nixon today signed a con­ as welfare reform. Waterbury authorities noted some plywood panels. An un­ DeCicco is working as Willington debate—Sen. J.W. Fulbright, D- the Cabinet Room for Abraham John C. Rivosa, brought four It now seems certain the votes Over Long’s strong opposition, welfare recipients would take sponsor a tag sale Saturday from murders during the first six gressional resolution approving Sen. Russell B. Long, D-La., a rises in murder, burglary or determined amount of cigarettes, strategy. Campaign Manager for Thifault’s WEEKEND SPECIALS! Ark., and Sen. Henry Jackson, D- Lincoln and it was there that the pieces of equipment and about 40 the Senate Friday adopted, 37 to effect under provisions of the bill 10 a.m. to noon in the school months of this year, but the the interim U.S.-Soviet agree­ central figure in the debate on are not available to pass any one breaking and entering, robbery, liquor and cash was taken, police Cromie carries a plea for primary bid. Wash. treaty ending the Spanish- on and off-duty firefighters to of the three plans advanced so far 34, an amendment to cover under pending before the Senate. parking lot. murder rate for the same period ment to curb offensive arsenals the measure, said Friday that, aggravated assault and auto theft. said. Democratic unity, as he did NATIVE TOMATOES ...... lb. 35C Also present were Senate American war was signed 75 Cheney Bros, velvet mill on Elm Medicare the cost of eye, dental This program would guarantee last year wasn’t reported by the and said the pact is a step toward contrary to earlier predictions, for giving welfare families a The Ladies Guild of the The rise in the murder category Bolton Wednesday night in Willington NATIVE CUKES ...... 3 for 29(t Democratic leader Mike years ago. St. early yesterday afternoon. and foot care and hearing aids, $130 a month to individuals-$196 FBI. The number of rapes was six South Windsor "reducing the danger of war.” the measure might still become guaranteed annual income. was only one case. Normand Jolivet, 40, of Loomis "we have no time for inter-party B A R T L E T T P E A R S ...... lb. 25C Mansfield and his RepubUcan The interim agreement drafted_ The first alarm w^s sounded at for individuals with^iP-lo:^’! ^ . to couples-in the aged, blind and Assumption will meet Monday at (11); robberies were 59 (71); In the history-laden White law) this y e a r .'" These -are President Nixon's In the nation, serious crime Rd., Bolton, was charged last petty personalities, caution, or counterpart, Hugh Scott, the by Nixon and Communist party 1:35. At 1:48, Rivosa activated E^amily Assistance Plan ($2,400 annual income and couples with disabled welfare categories. 8; 15 p.m. at the Church of the assault, 50 (34); burglary and Police Name SEEDLESS GRAPES ...... lb. 49d House Treaty Room, Nixon af­ Congress is trying to adjourn by increased at a smaller rate during night by State Police, with in­ bickery." chairmen of House and Senate chief Leonid I. Brezhnev covers the air horn for more help. up to $5,000. If the person also received Assumption Hall. Mrs. Shirley breaking and entering, 617 fixed his signature to the legisla­ the first six months of 1972 than toxication and breach of peace in The candidate claims "to have committees which handled the offensive weapons and gives the He said that the Fire was con­ The proposal was offered by Social Security, he would receive Banks, a yoga instructor, will (1,026): larceny, 202 (231); and Two Sergeants Visit Our Imported Basket Display! tion passed after protracted at any time since the FBI began connection with the investigation been contacted by many legislation, as well as Secretary of Soviet Union a numerical advan- fined to two rows of unopened Sen. Claiborne Pell, D-R.L, who at least $180 a month and a demonstrate and discuss yoga. auto theft, 256 (371). We Carry The Manchester Evening Herald Senate debate and hailed the issuing quarterly reports 12 years of a disturbance at his home. members of the Tolland tage in land-based and cardboard shipping cartons in said many old people are forced couple would get $245. Mrs. John MacDonald is in A Manchester man and an Elast C'OMPLilTE LINE OF SUNDAY PAPERS event as “a beginning of a process State William P. Rogers and ago, Atty. Gen. Richard G. Klein- Police said Jolivet threatened his Democratic Town Committee submarine-launched missiles. part of the first floor receiving Trial Of Man Accused to go without glasses, dentures charge of refreshments. Mrs. Waterbury statistics were Hartford man were promoted to WE SELL 60c CONN. LOTTERY TICKETS! of enormous importance." presidential adviser Henry A. dienst said. wife and stepdaughter. He is who have indicated their support It was this numerical edge room. The sprinkler system, he and hearing aids because Thomas Martin, membership murder, four (three); rape, one the rank of sergeant in the South “This is not a treaty which ends Kissinger. He pegged the rise in both scheduled to appear in Circuit for my candidacy” Repeating his Referring to the congressional which led Sen. Henry Jackson, D- added, confined flames to this Medicare does not cover them. chairman, will accept dues at this (two); robbery, 76 (73); assault, Windsor Police Department, it “ TH E K I N 9 a war," Nixon said. "This is not Wrong Time vioient and property crime at one Court 12, Manchester, Oct. 30. pledge for a "hard-hitting, issue- Wash., to press for an area, but the water was unable to Of Slaying 25 Starts Long opposed the amendment meeting. 104 (67); burglary and breaking was announced by (Thief John an agreement guaranteeing that debate and eventual approval of per cent. During the same period Jewel Means, 38, of 133 Helaine oriented campaign" Cromie OF amendment—finally adopted penetrate the center of the saying it would introduce an in­ and entering, 789 (670); larceny, Kerrigan, this morning. the agreement. Nixon said the Rd., was issued a summons stated he will focus on the PRODUCE!" there will be no war” after a month of shirts pulled up over their heads Wrong Place Buckley School PTA will have an in 1971, violent crime rose 11 per 378 (471); and auto theft, 519 agreement had wide bipartisan stacks. Quick action by FAIRFIELD, Calif. (AP) - come test into the Social Security Bruno L. Giulini Jr., 29, of 83 But, he said, the agreement is and their pants pulled down or open house at its first meeting of cent and property crime jumped yesterday afternoon charging her "misconduct of the Meskill ad­ PERO support and that "We consider debate—stipulating that there firefighters limited the fire The prosecution says it will pre­ system for the first time. (450). N. Elm St., Manchester, and 276 OAKLAND ST., MANCHESTER — 6i8-6884 intended to limit the burden of six per cent, he said. with allowing a dog to roam. The ministration and the Governor’s should be equality in the number damage, but smoke damage was missing. In addition, he said there was NEW YORK (AP) - A pair of the season Monday at 7 p.m. at Roland J. Godin, 41, of 71 Green arms and thereby reduce the this a cooperative venture." sent about 200 witnesses and dog was quarantined at the town callous disregard (or the needs of Because of the historic of weapons in any future treaty considerable. hundreds of exhibits at the trial Some had been hacked to no provision in higher Social hapless holdup men picked the the school. Parents will have an Manor Dr., ETast Hartford were danger of war. dog pound after it was alleged the people in the 53rd District ” on strategic arms. Rivosa said that the fire is death, others stabbed and one Security taxes to pay the $2.5 wrong time and place for a heist opportunity to visit teachers in promoted from the rank of The President was flanked by a significance of the event, Nixon of a 38-year-old labor contractor that the dog had bitten a 15-year- Gains Endorsement The Jackson amendment, under investigation after he had been shot in the back of the billion a year it would cost. when they tried to rob a bank their classrooms. Louis Saloom, patrolmen after both took score of congressional leaders, said he had selected the Treaty charged with the murder of 25 old boy. Court appearance was Thifault picked up the per­ which was endorsed by the Nixon received an employe report that head, he said. Four still have not Long’s objections indicated four blocks from the FBI's local principal of Nathan Hale School, Crime Rate Now qualifying examinations. itinerant farm workers. set for Oct. 16. sonal endorsement of WE \ \ administration although White would indicate it was set by been identified. that the provision might easily be office — on government payday. will speak on "The Role Parents Giulini has been with the South Bart Williams, a special Willington’s First Selectman House officials took exception to persons not associated with the Corona listened quietly at the dropped in an eventual Senate- The men were attempting to Can Play in School Enrichment” Windsor department since July prosecutor, opened the state’s Items worth more than $700 Alfonse DeCicco while Gom ie some interpretations of its defense table reading a booklet, House conference once the entire take $10,000 from a teller Friday In conjunction with his talk, CAN'T firm case against Juan V. Corona, a Campaign Issue were reported stolen from the 213 failed to get an endorsement 15, 1968. He is married and has Garside Withdraws 25 Lessons m Citizenship," by threatening her with a fake there will be a display of special language, urges the President to bill passes the Senate. one .son Godin joined the force Mexican national and the father during the prosecution’s opening bomb when an FBI agent in line equipment under consideration Columbus St. home of Bertha from the Willington Democratic seek an arms treaty which The Senate also adopted an on July 6.1967. He is married and of four children, on Friday before argument. The defendant has asked what was going on. Told it by the PTA for possible purchase Loughrey recently, police Town Committee Wednesday. SAY "would not limit the United amendment by Sen. Alan crimes have always gone un­ has three sons and one daughter. From Assembly Race Union Pond a jury of 10 men and 2 women. lived in the United States many was a holdup, he replied "the hell for Buckley School. By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS reported. The Willington Town Com­ Slates to levels of intercontinen- Cranston, D-Galif., to require that The FBI’s new report on the reported." tal strategic forces inferior to the Outlining the first four of what years but never has been the curient 20 per cent Social it is" and drew his revolver, Flying back to Washington Dedication nation’s crime rate has been in­ If h e re Q iiiilily f/ic o y s t'.xreeds I’ricf said. "I want to thank the many, limits provided for the Soviet he said would be 10 parts to the naturalized. Security increase be passed along forcing one of the men to sur­ from Los Angeles with Nixon, Voter Session IF By SOL R. COHEN jected into the 1972 presidential many people who called me and Union. " Tomorrow case, Williams relat^ with the The case was removed from to persons who receive both render. Ehrlichman disputed YOU’RE 46 TO 87 YEARS OF AGE (Herald Reporter) campaign. A 4 to 8 p.m. voter-making offered their support and their The Senate adopted the resolu­ help of an eight-foot-square Sutter county because of the Social Security and welfare. The thief’s accomplice, McGovern "s report that serious Fire Calls session will be conducted best wishes. I’ll never forget tion with the Jackson amend­ Union Pond, the town's newest diagram when and where the 25 publicity it received there. It is The increase, voted by however, broke for the door. He After the report was issued crimes increased 33 per cent over John Garside Jr. of 51 West­ tomorrow in the Manchester them. I ll still devote whatever ment on Sept. 14, and the House recreational area, will be official­ bodies were discovered in being heard by Judge Richard E. Congress in June, is to be was tacided by several of the Thursday, Democratic presiden­ the last three years. MEATOWN minster Rd., Republican can­ other nine or ten agents in the town clerk s office in the Easl H artford, I2l5't Sllvrr Lano PERMANENT LIFE INSURANCE time I can to the Republican then accepted the Senate version. ly opened to the public in exer­ shallow peach orchard graves Patton. reflected for the first time in Town firemen answered a call tial nominee George McGovern Asked by newsmen what the didate for state representative The defense is expected to bank. They, like about 300 agents Municipal Building. cause." The original House version cises tomorrow morning. beginning on May 21, 1971. checks due to be received next at 3:06 p.m. Thursday on asserted: "Under the Nixon ad­ figure should be, Ehrlichman from Manchester’s 13th at the bureau’s office on Manhat­ EThgible applicants must be at Friday & Saturday Specials Dobkin said that ”a strong and merely endorsed and approved Town officials, past and pre­ He said evidence would show present opening arguments Mon­ Tuesday, McGuire Lane to extinguish a car ministration, the basic problems said there had been a 20-per-cent EVERYONE ACCEPTED Assembly District, has tan’s east side, have accounts at least 18 years of age, U.S. citizens capable candidate will be chosen the interim agreement without sent; slate representatives; and many of the victims' arms were day when Williams concludes his About one million persons fire, damage was minor. behind high crime rates have not decline. But with more withdrawn from the race. and Manchester residents by the Republicans” He said reference to the future talks. members of civic organizations crossed over their faces, their presentation receive both types of payments. the bank. been solved. They have questioning, it developed that o v e ;i\ r k a d v He has informed GOP Town New voters may sign up also on several persons are being con­ Negotiations for the permanent who participated in the reclama­ worsened." McGovern and Ehrlichman were Chairman M. Adler Dobkin that any week day during business NO PHYSICAL sidered, but declined to name treaty—the so-called SALT 2 tion of the North End site will talking about two different sets of added responsibilities given him BahaM Teacher While President Nixon did not hours, in the office of the town EXAMINATION them for the present. talks-could begin this fall. take part in the formal dedication statistics. RIB ROAST recently by his employer respond to McGovern's com­ clerk andTegistrarsiYei of voters at 11 A dedicatory plaque to the Guest Speaker However, questioned by preclude "campaigning or even Lower Drinking Age Begins Sunday ments, two administration of­ people of Manchester will be newsmen. Ehrlichman checked serving” Garside is Eastern ficials did. Presidential assistant • YOUR PAST unveiled at that time by Mayor Mrs. Cornelia Williams of and reported that the l%9-72 hike AT THE OF BEEF ^O Llcy Region sales manager for Boise John W Thompson The parently won t be doing anything because they lack positive iden­ Branford, a clinical instructor at John D. Ehrlichman contended MEDICAL HISTORY Cascade’s Specialty Paper Board novelty may wear o(f. Woodbury in the number of serious crimes ceremonies will be held near the By DOUG BEVINS special to attract 18- to 26-year- tification. the Department of Pyschiatry at that McGovern was ’ dramatical­ IS NOT Division. He had been sales Explosion Kills said, echoing sentiments of many had been 19 per cent boat launching area (ilerald Reporter) Most places will be requiring Yale University and a senior ly haywire " in his crime figures. PARKADE manager for (Tase Bros., before it of his competitors. olds "McGovern s statistic was mis­ CONSIDERED .At approximately noon, canoe Connecticut 18-year-olds get Steve Cavagnaro, owner of majority cards — state-issued psychiatric worker for the Hill- The report, the FBI's Uniform was acquired by Cascade. Woodbury doesn t anticipate leading as well as wrong," he and kayak races will take place their first legal chance to drink at Cavey's Restaurant at 45 E. Identification cards with the West Haven Division, will be Crime Report, said serious crime Garside, a former town direc­ anv major problems with the said. Man Involved In over distances ol varying lengths bars and restaurants Sunday, in the country was up 1 per cent U OUT COUPON BELOW FOR Center St., said he has made no holder’s picture. guest speaker tomorrow at 8:30 $105 tor and a former secretary of the when a state law lowering the age vounger crowd, but he and others for a number ot age groups In changes at his restaurant and he After Oct. 1, 18- to 20-year-oldi a.m. at the Baha’i Education for the first six months of this URTHER INFORMATION OR Board of Directors, is the second in the business are concerned 1- 249-0077 the afternoon, canoes will be of majority goes into effect IS "not looking forward to any may apply for majority cards at Center, 675 E. Middle Tpke. The year compared to the same LEPHONE Manchester candidate for the about first-time drinkers "over­ Grand Officers NOW loaned lor pleasure paddling The No one is more aware of the increase whatsoever” the town clerk’s office in their event is open to all those in­ period in 1971. General Assembly to withdraw M-16 Theft Case doing" it a little. l««l ih ni .lih ribo. ^m i knon iitir kinD \CfORDIM; TO theft of 30 M-16 rifles from the place of the founder of Baha’i. not reported, according to Presi­ %l.l. n T l at: PRt;DH TIOA.<«. HII.I. BI: \ TTH R IM f B l t : withdrew about two weeks ago as case involving stolen M-16s was owners have given a lot of The photograph must be Dk will confer the Initiatory degree W esterly. R.I arm ory last Derailmenl A graduate of Fiske University, dent Johnson’s Crime Com­ STOt K I P %T THIK PBH the Democratic candidate to op­ slain Friday afternoon in an ex­ thought to their prospective new inches square and show a full- tomorrow at a special meeting of November. Nashville, Tenn„ Mrs, Williams mission." pose incumbent State Rep. plosion at his house, police said. Kills 56 clients — some are anticipating face. chest up, likeneu of the Temple Chapter, OES, at 8 p.m. LIFE OF AMERICA Donald Genovesi, a Republican, An indictment handed down by received a M.S. degree in social The South Dakota senator, who II.S.D.A. CHOICE Daniel Lapolla. 54, was found an increase in busiiiess, some are Manchester Bar applicant. lu at the Masonic Temple. ; INSURANCE CORPORATION 6?B0ST0N a federal grand jury May 4 said 29 work from the University of cut short his campaign plans to in the 12th Assembly Districl. about 3 p.m. lying between his MALMESBURY, South Africa not, and some reportedly are The town clerk will a(x»jiwbe A roast beef dinner for visiting 40 Broad Sheet, of the 30 rifles were put in Wisconsin, where she majored in relax today at his farmhouse at Assistant Town Counsel William house on Spring Lake Road and )A1” — Thirty-six persons were even trying to discourage younger application and the $1 fee, and dignitari^ will be served at 6;30 SIRLOI]\ TIPS Bolton, Massachuietti 02109 Lapolla s house in the village of psychopathology. She is also a St. Michaels, Md., said crime has Broneill replaced him as the his idling automobile. State' killed and 140 injured Friday patrons. Owners Give Views send it to the state's Liquor Con­ under'the direction of Mr. and Oneco, part of Sterling, The 29 M- teacher of Baha’i and a member increased 33 per cent and drug Please tend me inlormatlon on your "Guaranteed Itiu e ” Lilt Democratic candidate. troopers said he died of massive when a nine-car tram derailed Dave Woodbury, owner of trol tiimmission, which will issue Mrs Walter Person Jr., past OF REEF A Republican candidate to 16s were later found in a nearby of its national and state teaching addiction has doubled in the last Iniurance. I understand that no salesman will visll me and I etlll not injuries to the upper torso. He near Malmesbury, the Transport D avid's Hestaurunl at the the majority card. patron and matron, and members be obllfated in any way. replace Garside will be chosen quarry. inclination lor young people to Sportsman’s Tavern, 208 Spruce staff. three years. was identified through finger­ Ministry reported. Manchester Parkade. said he's In Manchester, youths seeking of their committee. next week at a special meeting of The four Rhode Island men, overdrink at the start. The in­ St., doesn’t expect an increase in Atty. Gen, Richard G. Klein- Name...... prints. After leaving the rails, the train been working for the past six to go to a bar for the first time Mrs, Bernice A. Rieg of charged with conspiracy to con­ business. He said youths will be dienst, in a speech to the Los Aje ...... X the GOP rown Committee, plunged into a gorge running months in preparation for his dustry, Brescome said, is direc­ may encounter a little dllficniUjr Half of the house’s facade was ceal the weapons, were released more attracted to discoteque- Angeles Chamber of Commerce, Eastland Dr., worthy grand Dobkin said today. The beside the track. Officials said now customers. Davids has ting Itself toward education via a Oct. 1 — the town la “ dry” on Correction blown away and one end tom off. on bond after they were arrested type bars. attacked critics of the crime- matron and her staff of grand Sei: Male ...... Female...... \ . . . Democratic candidate in the I3lh rescuers would probably lake always appealed to the young (21- "Know Your Limits" campaign. Sundays. However, Manchester The Interior was a shambles. They were identified as David Other tavern owners in Dennis N. Szaleckzki, 39, of reporting system officers, will attend the event. 2 FOR MFR'S District is incumbent Stale Rep. most of today to clear the to 25'-year-olds) and will now try David’s Restaurant is one of drinking establlshmenU will be "There was a homicide," said Guillete, 29, and Robert Joost, Manchester said they mostly Coventry, pleaded guilty, Mon­ The myth-makers have Officers of Temple Chapter will » 1 ® 5 W dreii City ...... State .... Zip ... , Francis Mahoney, former to welcome the 18- to 20-year- few Manchester area es­ open early Sunday morning LIST PRICE OF 1 wrecloige (con­ Sgt. James Ferguson, executive 27, of Providence and two cater to the "older crowd,” but day, in U. S. District Ckiurt, Hart- decided that since the figures just form the word "Love” as a PLUS A PENNY Manchester mayor Most of the dead and injured olds, Woodbury said. tablishments appealing to youth, sidered Saturday night) until 2 13 to 15-lb. avpraK** Garside said his decision to officer of the state police in Hart­ Cranston men, William although another youth-oriented some increase in business may be fo^ , to embezzling $1,450 from do not bear out their point of welcome to the guests. Mrs, Nott W# alto havt iptclal Nil Iniuranct ptani lor ethof ago grtupi' II you'ro Intom tld, were said to be badly mutilated. WcKidbury has increased his a.m. ford “They blew up the house ’ Marrapese, 35, and Nicholas Zin- noted for a short time. the South End Bank and Trust view anymore, they will tell us Charlotte Gray will be the soloist V^ill I'Ul inl<» Sirloin Sicukti. ShiHkabob, Im iiiiit*. pitait lill in ipacu tMkm and »t II rruil Iht Information to you. withdraw was made with regret In Cape Town, rail officials said staff by about ten per cent, and cafe - The Other Horse — recent­ Later in thh day, The welcome will be directed by 4»r unv Hii> voii Ml ilrniri* . . I would have loved to represent Ferguson said Lapolla had ni, 43, ly opr'ned at 10 E. Center St There’s a good chance that Co„ Hartford, from July 22 to that the figures are mistaken, ” H* ...... they had been told by police not he expects a 25 to 30 per cent Manchesterites will have to go to the district, lor I believe the been threatened before. He said U.S. Treasury agents assisted in Other established restaurants many 18-year-olds may be turned Oct. 4, 1971 while he was vice Kleindienst said. ^ Mrs. Olive Recave, past matron wt HONM Ut to release any information about increase in bu.siness — at least for neighboring towns for a drink. electors deserve responsive and the man, who lived alone, was to the investigation of the explosion, and taverns in Manchester ap- away from bars and restaurants president of the bank. The "They tell us that a lot of Mrs. Frederick Gaal is in WE ACCEPT FOOD STAMPS MHX-I' the derailment. a couple of months After that the amount embezzled was incorrect­ charge of refreshments, which responsible government," he have been a government witness but would not comment. crimes are not reported to the PARKADE W« RtMrvi th i Riiht to Limit Q uintilltt ly reported as $14,450 in police, and the answer to that is will be served after the tT ’4 ONLY Tuesday's Hetald. that this is nothing new-som e ceremonies.

» - . 4L>,,V i., MANCHESTER EVENIIVG HERALD. ManchcHter, Cohn., Sat- Sept. 30,1973- PAGE THREE PAGE TWO— MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Mancfacrter, Conn., Sat.. Sept. 30.1972 Tolland Radio for the Week Sheinwold on Bridge Business Bodies News for Senior Citizens Clbese are the basic listings, and Include only those news broad- Three Cited RIGHT LEAD NEEDED South dealer by WALLY FORTIN casts of 10 <»r 15 minutes in length. Some stations carry other short newscasts. Daily sports information can be found on the sports As Scholars TO DEFEAT CONTTUCT Both tides vulnerable D irecto r pages.) Three Tolland High School By ALFRED SHEINWOLD NORTH seniors have received letters of I’m very fond of long 4 1 10 6 commendation honoring them walks-particuiarly when they’re 10 8 7 HI everyone, Renn, 614; Marie Hebenstrelt, W lN F -1 2 3 0 W P O P - 1 4 1 0 0 K7 66 For Bingo for their high performance on the taken by some of my bridge This is Wally's side-kick, Gloria 614. partners. Just think of how well 4 A Q 10 8 4 Although 61 of our gang were in iMendey-Fildeyl 1971 Prelimlnaiy Scholastic Ap­ Benson, home minding the store On Tuesday Elizabeth Cone (CBS) Mem Bvtn Hour on Uw Hour) WEST EAST Nassau, we still had 60 playing MONDAYFIUDAY I 00 Bill Love — Lou Morton titude Test and National Merit today's hand would have turned while Wally is escorting 61 bingo on Monday morning. My was kind enough to help In the 4:00 Art Alonn 10 00 Tom Jones out for me If my partner had ♦ 92 4 8 5 3 1:00 BlUWInlen Scholaixhip Quallfyiny Test, ac­ Seniors on a cruise to Nassau. I good pal Bob Doggart did the office while I welcomed 19 1:00 World N m taken a ID-mile hike Instead of 9 A642 C? KI9 do hope they are having a ball •:I5 Art Alontn 4 00 Mike Greene cording to principal Richard OJI0 96 OQ8532 calling and Anna Haupt and Ceil Seniors to our first art class of the 0: JO Arthur Oodlrey Time 7 00 HsyRsy D<7* price. I'm sure that in next 11 30 Other Side of the Day schools: Monday: Sloppy joes on with the king of hearts. If East tion. The raise is more en­ remember Ihem'l’ week's column he’ll have the WDRC - 1 3 6 0 (Saturday) roll, potato chips, green beans, continues with the jack of hearts. couraging than a response of 1- whole story. I know it's going to 5 00 Town and Country South covers with the queen and Jam*» Carmr 6 00 Bob Steele Show carrot sticks, butterscotch pear. NT, and you want to encourage "Th« Skin be a great trip and hope we can (Monday-Friday) 10:00 Gardentime Tuesday: Beeferoni, tossed dummy's ten becomes a winner. partner with 9 points in high G anrt" fill two buses for him because *6 00 Bob DeCarlo 10 15 Modem Living If East begins with the jack of 10 :00 Bob Craig 10 30 Saturday Showcase salad, combread, celery sticks, cards, three-card support for his he's been working extra hard to 3 00 Dick McDonough hearts. South must cover with the 0 10 50 WTIC Outdoors peanut butter cookies. major suit and a side doubleton. CITY make this a very reasonable trip 7 00 Joe Hager 11 00 Saturday Showcase queen to prevent the jack from Copyright 1672 12 00 Dick Haddad Wednesday: Macaroni salad (rom COLUMBIA RCTURES •no as well as an enjoyable one. 12 00 News. Weather winninp .-i trick West takes the RAV STARK PRODUCTIONS® *(5:00 on Monday) 12 15 Saturday Showcase with chicken, cheese slice, peas General Feature Corp. The trip is scheduled for Oct. 1:00 News ■oiTTrl. It 7:15-9:10 ^ (Saturday) and carrots, wheat bread, ^twySqrvesfad ftwlliADl 23 and the registration is on 6:00 Bob DeCarlo 1 15 Your Home Decorator Sat. 6 Sun. It 2:00,3:30, 1 30 Saturday Matinee chocolate cake. Monday Oct. 9. As far as the 10 :00 Bob Craig ZOOOMra ^ 5:15, 7:15, 9:10 3 00 Terry Woods Thursday: juice, pizza, cole price, I can only repeat Wally’s 5:00 Monitor 7 00 Joe ^ g e r 6 :00 News. Weather slaw, fruit cup. D&L ^Golden Civeway^Prize column last week which said, "if 12 00 Dick Haddad 6 20 Strictly Sports Friday: Soup, toasted cheese For you thought less then |125 you (SuBAlay) 6 30 Monitor contests will be conducted each week from now through Oct. 6 00 Religious and public service 11 00 News. Weather sandwich, celery sticks, apple Lawrence J. Davidson, left, vice president of Davidson & would be getting close.” procramming 11 20 Sports Final crisp. Your Leventhal; and Jerome Rakow, D & L sales promotion 28, with prize drawings at each D & L store on Thursdays at 9 OO Scott Morgan 12 00 Other Side of the Day 2 00 Dick McDonou^ (Sunday) High School: director, stand beside the 1973 "Golden Gremlin” auto which 6 ;30 p.m. and Saturdays at 5. E)ntry blanks are available at all 4 Intematioiul Nile 7 00 Terry Woods 5 30 Sunrise Serenade Monday: Juice, pepper steak D & L stores. Winners must be present at the time of the We have our tickets ready for 10 30 Religious and public service 7 00 Sunday Strings D ining will be given away on Oct. 28 as the grand prize in D & L’s programming 8 00 News on bun, potato chips, green drawing. our first International Nile. 12 :M Sign Off 50th Anniversary “Golden Giveaway” Contest. To be awarded 8.15 Sabbath Message beans, princess peach pudding. will be 185 prizes in all with a total value of $11,000. Separate Falling on Columbus Day, Oct. 8 30 Guideline Tuesday: Ftavioli with meat Pleasure 12, we naturally had to have 9:00 News, Weather 9 10 Hymntime sauce, pickled beets, cheese stick, Italian Nile. Now hold on to your WRCH - 910 9 30 National Radio Pulpit butterscotch pear. hats because for two dollars here 10 :00 Sunday Showcase W e P r e s e n t Bank Promotions Dart Hill office in 1971. He Promoted to Treasurer per cent among John Hancock 12:10 Sunday Showcase Wednesday: Hot turkey graduated cum laude from the John A. Donaghue of agents in his district. Lebiedz and is what you get. (Mooday-Satuiday) 12 45 Travel Trends sandwich, cranberry sauce, peas The Vernon National Bank has , i i k i v A s i o n i ^ 6 00 Reveille University of Connecticut in 1968 Manchester has been advanced to his wife reside at 27 Tanner St. We start off with a large an­ 9 :00 Rhapsody 1.00 Sunday Best and carrots, Boston creme pie or announced two recent ap­ 12:00 Matinee 2:00 Monitor and currently is attending the treasurer and officer of the com­ tipasto, then baked lasagne, egg 5 00 News cherry dumplings. pointment - Mary E. Gray to be 4 00 Highlights of Hartford S Y Q U IN T O Williams College School of pany by Phoenix Mutual In­ plant parmigiana, green bean 8:00 Gaslift 5 10 Sunday Edition Thursday Spaghetti with Italian assistant (Ashler and manager of casserole, Italian bread and 12 :00 Quiet Hours 6 00 News. Weather, Sports the Rockville office, and Banking. surance Co. Briefs Nm ria)!iii| 6 30 Meet the Press sausage, cheese wedge, wax ATTHEORISAIY butter. For dessert, bisque tor- (Sunday) Frederick E. Vogell to be assis­ A member of the American Paul A. Bourque of 40 Lyndale Releasad by NMO Fiim Distributing Co SALZBURG CONNECTION Same as Monday-Saturday listing, except 7 05 Monitor beans, jello with fruit. 7 :30 Yaje Reports Institute of Banking, he has St., with an office at 234 Center plariil7SS toni and a beverage. Plus this 6 00 Religious programs Fri(lay: Fish sticks, parslied Every FrI. and Sat. tant cashier. Vogell is manager of 11 00 Quiet Houn 6 05 Your Box at the Opera served as Bank Consul for the St., has qualified as a member of Lm h k t Mnluion delicious meal we will be enter­ 6 30 Eternal Light potatoes, com, carrot sticks and the Dart HiU office. tained by those Champion local chapter. Prior to joining the 1972 Star Qub of the New S«l. Iw.HitloMZP.M. flying saucer cookies. S Vernon National Bank, he was York Life Insurance Co. The Star "Bors Of p«ii siitn" Singers, "The Sweet Adelines. ” Youth For Hilsman Tickets are limited to 100 persons DINE WITH US associated with an insurance and Club is composed of those New B l i O O D caminf:~THECMDIMTC" Junior High, as part of our Fun pickup at 8:30 a.m. and noon Mrs. Margaret Lewis and Miss Tel. 846-3161 for Resei^atlenn real estate firm in Brattleboro, York Life agents with significant so come in and purchase yours Day program. Both are new­ time. Return trip at 4 p.m. Vivian Tower have been named Vt. sales records in 1971-72. t > M E before they go. comers to town and this is an Thursday: 9:45 to noon, co-coordinators of the Tolland Wednesday rolled around and I excellent opportunity for us to pinochle games, noon to 12:30, Youth for Roger Hilsman. Lonelieons nervesl Dolly I t 4o 3 P.M. prepared for my first Fun Day Named Secretary make them welcomed and also lunch served; 1 p.m. to 4 p.m., Hilsman is Democratic candidate Harry N. Jensen, service jcim v lew is Cin em a without Wally. Raymond G. Smith of 304 6UMU8RAIUME oouw-x,. for them to meet us. Also this day bridge games. Bus pickup at 8:30 for Congress in the Second manager of the oil heating SnUtvan Ave., So. Wlndaor In the morning we were Windsor St., Manchester has |i ixinunun FuuKK/CMUi cowan n we will be handing out our a m. and return trip at 12:30 p.m. Congressional District. department at Moriarty Bros, of l» MtHCAS iTElWTIOIIAl HCTUBtS 644-8044 saddened to bear of the death of qualified as a member of the 1972 trophies for the shuffleboard Friday: 10 a.m. to noon, Mrs. Lewis is a member of the Manchester, has been elected Star Qub of New York Life In­ E an old member FYank Terhune. champs. For this meeting we will kitchen social bingo, one can of Tolland Young Democrats and its We send our sympathy to his VITO’S secretary of the Connecticut surance Co. The Star Club is start the program at 1 p.m. in­ fruit needed; noon to 12:30 p.m., voter registration committee. nationw ide bestseller 1 family. (Formerly Villa Louisa) Valley Oil Heating Service composed of New York Life stead of 1:30. We’ll be looking for lunch served; 1 to 4 p.m., open Miss Tower is also a member of Villa Louisa Rd., Bolton Managers Association. agents who achieved significant In the afternoon we were told you and suggest that you come at card playing; 7 p.m. to 10 p.m., the Young Dems and represents that Eva Lutz and Edith Dexter O p e n S u n d a y s —Cloi9(ed M o n d a y s Formed a little over two years sales records in 1971-72. 11:30 for your flu shot, enjoy our setback tournament, bus pickup the club as a state delegate. The ago, the association has a were doing nicely at home. We first hot meal of the season, and at 8:30 a m., return trip at 12:30. coordinators are planning a series were exceptionally pleased to membership of over 50 in the then stay for the program. of special campaign events for Greater Hartford area. It is af­ Steven Freddo of Bolton, an have a birthday girl at our Tolland. employe of Vernon Floor program, 93-year-young Nellie filiated with the National Menus Association of Oil Heating Ser­ Covering, Kelly Rd., is attending Moran. With Mrs. Noel at the The meals for the week are: COLOR FILM a two-week course in resilient FLASHBULBS vice Managers. piano, we all sang Happy Monday: Homemade chicken John A. Donaghue iflooring installation, at THllPARHINC DISCOUNT PRICES Elected president of the kIM Birthday to Nellie. We then and rice soup, moist tuna salad Donaghue joined Phoenix Armstrong Cork Co. ’s Installation «in.ns, turned the program over to Nils Connecticut group was C. fil. 7:30,9:30 MATINEE sandwich, ice cream, and cookies HARTFORD ROAD Mutual in 1966 as assistant School. SAT. 2 P.M. Carlson who showed his lovely ARTHU^RUG Thomas Migliore of the Mercury UL 2, 7:30,9:30 iH^ lUJMNSIOL AVL t <\S T H AH U OKI) and a beverage. cashier, after several years with 3un.2,4,6.1 199c to ALL!] slides of our recent trip to New­ Mary E. Gray Oil Co., Hartford; and elected JUST MINUTES AWAY IKiiEXIT'M Wednesday: Roast tender beef Mechanics Savings Bank. He was Gets Award port. treasurer was Boris Laskenka, au Sauce, golden oven roast DAIRY QUEEN Mrs. Gray joined the bank in teacher of heating at A.l. Prince promoted to manager, banking Fred Newman of Manchester, "iSp MANkitlSTER potatoes, buttered peas and Read January 19^ and was appointed and investment administration, an associate with Pasek Real ^ 3 ^ I I New Teacher Tech of Hartford. M M m 4.4 3 - ; b j 'j mushrooms, rolls with butter, administrative assistant in 1971. in 1970. He is a graduate of Clark BIstate Consultants of Blast Hart­ I am happy to announce that Meetings of the association are AIR'CONDITlONf D • TKfl PAHA REAR THEATRE chilled bisque tortoni and a Herald Ads She is a member of the National University, Worcester, Mass. ford, was presented the Clham- Mrs. Barbara Folstad is our new held once a month, with a beverage. A Association of Bank Women has speaker featured from a different He and his wife, Doris, reside pange Award at the September teacher in crewel embroidery. Thursday: Cream of celery taken several courses in the at 21 Scarborough Rd. meeting of the Greater Hartford ACADEMY BEST D a i r i i major oil and heating company Because we are a little late in soup, tender grilled frankfurt, American Institute of Banking Board of Realtors. The award is ART DIRECTOR 4 each month. Topics covered in­ AWARD getting started, Mrs. Folstad is chilled fruit cup, and a beverage. and is a member of its Women’s given to associate members who L only able to come to the Center Q u e e n clude new equipment, updating Qualifies Again WINNER Friday: Golden french toast Committee. old equipment, smoke control, have shown outstanding COSTUME DESIGN on Thursdays from 10 a.m. to She is active in Girl Scouts and Joseph Lebiedz of Manchester, salesmanship ability the previous with syrup, grilled sausage, J , ' l l efficiency, and improved installa­ noon. Next semester she feels she applesauce apd a beverage. other community activities and a special agent in the local office month. would be able to come on Fridays tion and service procedures. of the John Hancock Mutual Life TODAY Schedule for the Week has been a member of the Vernon as in the past. Next Thursday she Monday; 10 a.m. to noon, Junior Women's Club, where she insurance Co., has been named & Newman, a Manchester native, requests that you bring a kit or kitchen social bingo, one can of served as treasurer and a for the 18th consecutive year to SUNDAY is a member also of the something to work on. fruit needed; noon to 12:30, lunch Agnes Davis member of the auditing com­ Another Steak Club the company’s Southern New 2:00 On Wednesday and Thursday Manchester and Vernon Boards served; 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. pinochle. •Sss w. 6 Fa. os. Aa. 6 6. Caro • M6I Aou 6.6 Son mittee. Steak Clubs Inc., which has its England Regional Honor Roll. 5:00 (PG) of Realtors. He is a 1971 graduate my pals Anna Haupt and Ceil Bus pickup at 8:30 a.m., return headquarters on Hilliard St., He and his wife, Doris, are 8:00 Wandt helped with the office trip at 12:30 p.m. and 4 p.m. Manchester, and which has attending a four-day sales con­ of Manchester Community College. He, his wife Carol, and ASAu sKta, rMMoax stiHmn nooucim chores so 1 could type this report. Tuesday: 10 a.m. to noon, oil restaurants in Vernon, Ei(st Hart­ ference at Host Farms in Lan­ Believe me I ne^ed the help painting class; 1 p.m. to 4 p.m.. GOOD ford and Windsor Locks, has caster, Pa. To qualify for the trip, their son Michael reside at 26 because the last time I timed my Senior Bowling League, Parkade M O N . s opened a new Steak Club. Lebiedz finished in the top three Seaman Circle. Nicholas typing I think it was about 8 Lanes. No Bus scheduled. TUES. The new facility is at Bishop's words a minute. Wednesday: 10 a.m. to noon, Comer, West Hartford, in the and On Thursday we had 40 players ONLY arts and crafts making Christmas OCT. 2-3 former La Scala Restaurant. Alexandra for pinochle. The lucky winners gifts; 11:30 a.m. flu shots; noon were: Grace Windsor, 601: John to 1 p.m. Hot meal and Meals on 3 Earnings Up Gaily, 597; Wilbur Messier, 590; Wheels program; 1 p.m. to 3p.m. Northeast Utilities, which in­ Mabel Keeney, 569; May Derby. Fun Day. Meet Dr. James CHILI OR 558; Walter Hohls, 553; EUen cludes Hartford Electric Light unson^s Kennedy and Dr. Richard MR. C H E E SE a U MEADOWS A dude with a Co. and Connecticut Light and ON I-VI NOUtHtit J{. I of I'B4 HTIO Kiernan, 550; Peter Frey. 541; Lindgren. Also presentation of TAKiiAsr-WISI 5IR-/trTBD f 3UT Power Co., reported that its Mary Nackowski, 542; Robert trophies to the shuffleboard DnuTncii plan to stick it to 844 Ceoter St., SlRiiehMter consolidated net earnings for the Schurbert, 536; Mabel Wilson, winners. If there is any time left 64S-186B Candy Kitchen WWN3 Kill UtrjU. as fwtsT T h e M a n ! 536. we will play the horse racing -12 months ended Aug. 31 In the afternoon we had four amounted to $66.6 million or Where (junllty Candy,li Made Freeh Dally game; 3 p.m. to 4 p.m., square Choose From Over SOU Varieties *SVPER FLY* tables of bridge with the dancing and card playing. Bus YOUR $1.62 per share, compared to following high scores: Helen $44.7 million or $1.18 per share 0 ------m — !— FAVORITE Curran, 4,940; Ivy Siddell, 4,810; SPECIAL for the same period last year on FIRST OF THE SEASON - OUR ft'- *^SKIN GAME” Mary "Thrall, 4,570; and George FILM RATING GUIDE fewer > common shares outstan­ Last, 3,200. For Parents ancj ding. The number of shares outstan­ On Friday night the setback for Frederick E. Vogell PEANUT B R iniE Their Children ding Aug. 31 this year was BLUE HILLS w innm were: Thomas Murphy, ’ TO biSSEll fiS iD M IXIT W t ST 132; Fred C. Knofla, 121; Hana Vogell joined the bank in 1970 41.001.693 .compared to Jumbo Virginian paanuts cooked to a golden “BLOOD & LACE” M B A t AUOIlMCf • SUNDAE iM T AT b lU l HILLS A V IN U i — plus — F redericksen 120; Charles AM A f t t ^ Jm itW d Sun. Only Offer Good and was named manager of the 37.876.693 a year ago. brown and pure dairy butter combine to make Tucker, 119; Slim Duhring, 119; Durinf Odobtrl Mon.s Tues. Only this a cool weather tradition. ’’INVITATION OF THE Paul Schuetz, 118; A lbert BLOOD FARMERS” Quellete, 118; Claire Renn, 118; PAIMMTAL 01MOAMC4 ALL CHILDREN’S Oct. 2-3 Helen Moske, 117; Agnes Marcel, • m b W nM NM •• f f , . 116; Elsther Anderson, 116. f v I f M l i Pm Pn-Tmntgmw \ MENU . O p *n woomrAiXDrs Our food sale and Christmas HARTFORD ROAD DAIRY QUEEN BRAZIER* Bl BUN ' uUrjl la 1 Bazaar will be Tuesday Oct. 3. We Vi PRICE! rsl s t l< ' v<(> <-( • S -»-

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PAPE FOUR— MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. M anchater. Conn , Sat, Sept. 30,1 9 7 7 "'Don't Spen Yesterdays ice or a tailor. In Manchester. S a a fo o d . other drivers may slow down or even Illinois, Robert Taft of Ohio, Quality Mamorials reweavlng, dry cleaning, cus­ Mercury Travel Stedf rewarding by-product of the changing of stop unexpectedly to catch some par­ Edward Brooke of 25 Years Ago IRON Luca’s Laundromat and Tailor tom made suits, pants and CHOICE VARIETY seasons in New Elngland is taking a Massachusetts, Howard Baker of Over 80 Ifeers’ Experience Shop is the answer to these coats; plus all types of altera­ You wUl be trusting a lot to should — use all these facto ticularly enchanting autumn scenic Main St. business area shows when tailoring a trip for you. drive on weekends to view the changing Tennessee, Jacob Javits of New SCRAP METAL services. It Is conveniently lo­ tions and professional services your travel eigent, so select him spectacular. changes as new First National Coll 649-5807 cated at 176 Spruce St., Just on mens, womens and childrens Mercury’s Sal® Agent’s Job to Qualify York, Clifford Case of New. the same way you choose a doc­ to help you use your vacation foliage. A good idea from this seasonal Store and completely renovated and PAPER around the comer from Oak St. clothes. Jersey, Mark Hatfield of Oregon. A. AIMBTTI, Prop. tor or lawyer. Take the recom­ days wisely, to save you mon­ Seafood SEB OB FOKt Nature’s ever-changing panorama is a changing of the scene by nature might It is pipe-drearning to imagine Public Market are being pushed 781 PARKER BT. ,—almost next to the Nathan In today's inflationary econo­ to completion. HarrUon St., Mencheeter my, you will be pleased to mendation of friends whose ey, and to assure you of maxi­ r, Aluminum BoU Vp plea^nt diversion unless you’re the be applied to our driving. Instead of one that this little posse of men, Tel. 648-S780 or OtS-BSlO ;Hale School. mum convfort, convenience, and 43 OAK STREET Airulnga Mrs. George L. Graziadio is ' The business is divided Into know that Luca's prices for all Judgment you value and whose TEL. eee-eesT driver. person doing all the driving, change fewer than a score, is going to put tailoring work are most fair. My likes and dislikes are similar to enjoyment while traveling. She e Door Caaoplea about if you have two drivers or more in any sort of dominant imprint elected president of Supreme three sections; (1) Poly-CleM knows what should be seen, e Storm Doom While we hope as many of our readers (R) Cleaners, (2) Laundromat Addabbo is a master tailor with yours. They can probably tell upon the GOP in the years just Emblem Club of the United what to buy, what to do, and o Combination Wladowo as possible do take advantage in the the family. In this way, all can take STEVENSON’S and (8) TsJlor Shop. The con­ over ten years experience. you about trips planned for ahead. It is equally wild to States. them and give you their evalua­ how much you’ll probably Man4)hootor Awning Oa con^g weeks of this colorful and turns watching for traffic hazards and, MERCURY venient hours are 7 a.m. to 10 Should you wish your dry clean­ predict that they are going to 10 Years Ago ing (which is done next door tions of a travel agent's serv­ spend. les WEST CENTER BT. changing spectacle we would hope that but not at the same time, enjoy the Travel Agency p.m. seven dayrs a week, for More erften than not, she will Telephone e4»-MBl beauty of a New England autumn. make the 1976 RepubUcan con­ This was a Sunday ; The Herald ESSO the Laundromat. in the laundromat) pressed, ices. ydu will drive with extra care and extra Capital Fare vention a conservative-moderate did not publish. 646-2756 Mr. Addabbo will do that for You might find a doctor or have traveled where you’re go­ Batabiiahed IBM D>. 11 V 405 MAIN ST. Luca's features the finest In By A n d r e w Tully you at a slight charge. lawyer by calling the county ing. She generally knows the ho­ death struggle. equipment; Maytag Washers, tel and resort accommodations NO SERVICE TEL. 649-5533 Or better yet, he will do your medical society or bar associa­ / National Interests Come First ’They don’t have the talent for Hoyt Dryers and RCA Whirl­ first hand, the quality of the res­ ^ J Upholstery CHARGE entire dry cleaning and press­ tion; for the name of a good / strategy, they don’t have the • TuM-Ups pool Cleaners. As busy as taurants, the courtesy of cus­ and Iwl Shop cy and willingly grant shore facilities The Peace Candidate Spruce St. Is, there Is conven­ ing. Don't worry If you get a travel agent In your community, Idealism in international power weapons, and they don't have the Today in History RESERVATIONS FOR look for a member of the Ameri­ toms agents, the convenience of PBE-CPHOLSTERINO • Engina Cleaning ient off-street parking in the rip, tear or bum In your cloth­ without payment, provided that are killed and wounded by Although a majority ol manpower—even assuming there •HOTELS can Society of Travel Agents transport facilities. • MODERN FlIRNTTURE politics may be naive, ignorance is WASHINGTON - George Today is Saturday, Sept. 30, the large amesUod parking lot— ing. Lucai's reweavlng and Hum and ANTIQUES Americans are fed up to the teeth might be some augmenting of •AIRLINES • Genarol Rapairs After you've decided on the McGovern keeps blundering in American bombs, but not by mending will make it look like (ABTA). Mercury Travel, 627 dangerous. American diplomacy Washington does not interfere in Greek with the war, the latest Harris their numbers this fall and in 274th day of 1972. There are 92 •STEAMSHIPS which is weU Ughted lor night place, itercury can arrange • Ciwtoiii Furniture his attacks on President Nixon's design In fact, the U. S. war • Stamps new again. The tailor shop Main St., Is such a member. S tA T E and SUpcovera internal affairs. This condition Presi­ Poll on that issue shows that by 1974. days left in the year. customers. Should you come to While there are good agents your transportation — by olr or through the years often has been Vietnam War policies, and effort is damaged in public opi­ 627 MAIN ST.. MANCHESTER the Laundromat and forget hours are different from the Specializing’ in Hand Tnltlng 55 to 32 per cent, those inter­ The governors on that list are Today's Highlight in History who do not belong to ASTA, It's ship, or In combination. Hiey AUHRBLBHO Made To Order dent Nixon has shown he respects. thereby eroding his political nion every time a noncombalant your quarters, don't worry. Lu­ Laundromat hours. They are idealistic and naive and sometimes un­ viewed support the continuing often real whipcrackers in their On this date in 1946, an inter­ a safe way to pick a travel will prepare Individual lUnera-’ Complete Selection ol strength as a “peace " President is so much as scratched. Put ca's has a machine which 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. dally; Thurs­ His rival for the presidency, George bombing of North Vietnam, and own states. Yet, except for national military tribunal in YOUR I agent when you don't have per- ries, personally escorted tours, Materlala knowing. who would end U. S. involvement more brutally, kilhng civilians is makes quarter change from day nig;ht till 9 p.m. So re­ tMOIORQIL FREE ESTIMATES by 64 to 22 per cent support the Rockefeller the Perennial, none Nuernberg, Germany, found 22 MEMORIAL COMPLETE Isonal knowledge of one. ASTA or g;roup tours depending on At this moment in history, the U. S. M d^vem , has promised the contrary in the conflict virtually overnight a waste of bombs. your dollar bills. Dry cleaning member, be It washing, dry Lower Level of the Parkade mining of North Vietnamese har­ has any genuine national status top German leaders guilty of war PET CENTER cleaning, reweavlng, mending member agencies are required your Interests. M9-en4 Now the South Dakotan has Since McGovern is not a fool, COXNCa STORE takes about BO minutes, while Hotel and motel reservations, must look to its intersts and Greece is a and has said that if he is elected, he bors. At the same time, 51 per nor has demonstrated the capaci­ crimes. Eleven were sentenced to or complete tailoring service to adhere to a code of ethical Mon., Tueo., Wed., delivered himself of a most but a smart political blessed with • Party Ckxrda, Magaxlnes Cinjrits- ParjkHti your laundry takes about 30 resort axcommodatlons, meals, would demand the expulsion of Greece cent of those polled chose Nixon ty to lead the others. death plus custommade clothes Its practice, meet recognized in­ Thiim., Frl. 9 9; Sat. 9-5 case in point. We do not approve of singular statement, with nasty a deep sensitivity toward the • Qrocerlea, (3old Cubs Tropical Fiih - Turlies minutes Your time pasaes pleas­ dustry qualifications, and be in sight-seeing, transfers between as the candidate most likely to Rockefeller in New York has On This Date Hamsters - Gerbits Luca's Laundromat and Tailor from the (Council of Europe. This is a overtones, in reply to a question importance of human beings, his • FruUa—Vegetables antly while you are waiting. business at least three years be­ air terminals and hotels, as well communistic or dictatorial end American involvement in the become one of the toughest old In 1787, the sailing ship Colum­ Miied Breed Puppies FM music plus the latest Shop at 176 Spruce St. from an audience of rabbis as to throw-away line to the rabbis • Qreetlng Ctuxla Aquarium Accessories, etc fore they are permitted to dis­ as tickets for special events can governments, yet we must do business significant betrayal of his blindness to war, compared to 33 per cent who boys in the business. But his bia left Boston on the first voyage We Depend On Yon . . . magazines and papers are at Should you have any questions MANCHESTER whether he would place must be attributed to a mental Our Own Special Blended or problems, please feel free play the ASTA emblem. all be arranged by your Mer­ GLASS picked McGovern. political future, including his around the world by an American You dan Depend On Us! Pet Foods your disposal. cury Sales Agent. She can help two facts; Greece withdrew from the American bombing pilots in Viet lapse. The thinking, and sen­ to caU Mr. Addabbo at 643-77B7. Two very Important qualities AUTO PARTS o For Ante WhubMoMi with both. McGovern’s loss of support, possible role as a leader of ship Luca's Tailor Shop has a tail­ you obtain Insurance, language Nam on the same moral plane as sitive, McGovern would have re­ to look for In a travel agent are We have reached agreement for es­ Council more than two years ago and meanwhile, is shown by another moderates, is beset by dilemma. In 1846, ether was used for the Open 7 Days A Week MANCHESTER study naaterial, travelers o For Btoro Frenli and the Arab terrorists who jected the question and refused Ull Midnight personal ccmpatlbillty and the United States is not a member and item in the Harris Poll. Back in Should he choose to seek a fifth first time as an anesthetic by a PET CENTER checks, mail, foreign currency all olxea ol windoira tablishment of an American naval base sbughtered a group of Israeli to discuss American bomber knowledge and Mercury May, by 54 to 21 per cent, those term in 1974 and win it, he will be Boston dentist. Dr. William Mor­ 883' MAIN 8T. MS-0293 9 MIIPIE ST. MANCHESTER Travel’s staff will Impress you exchange, passperto, visas, and OPEN o For Tablo Top# has no voice in its affairs. athletes at the Olympic Games in pilots in the same context as the south of Athens, important to the polled agreed that the South a very strong party figure, a ton health certificates. SAT, to 1 P.M. Munich. In one of his more un­ Arab terrorists, if for no other 1- with both. OPEN 8 A.M. to 8 P.M. ^It is true that the Greek dictatorship Dakotan "deserves credit for potential 1976 presidential con­ In 1882, the first hydroelectric You should be completely can­ The cost of Mercury Travel's SATURDAY 9 A.M.-NOON American Sixth Fleet in the Mediterra­ thinking moments, McGovern reason that pilots have families being against the Vietnam War tender even though he will be 68 power station in the United did — about your budget, your services comes from commis­ nean, because of difficulties ex­ since it seized power in 1968 has set replied that no, he didn’t equate who vote or that many pilots are SEE US FOR QUALITY sions received from the trans­ before other politicians. ” This by that time. States was opened at Appleton, needs, your preferences, what J. A. WHITE the pilots with the terrorisU. rotting in Communist prison TAILORING portation carriers and hotels perienced at Turkish ports and the aside civil rights and has savagely margin has now shrunk to 42 per If, however, he should go after Wis you'd like to get out of each GLASS CO.. INC. At first glance, the McGovern camps. rather than from you. Your air­ repressed freedom in the birthplace of cent for, compared with 41 per the 1976 nomination, then he .J n 1938, at a meeting in Complete trip. If you like comfort In a SI Bliwell 8t._Tol. M9-TSn growing might of the Russian navy. response seems to read okay. He But so far in his campaigning, CUSTOM line or steamship ticket, other would almost surely crimp his Munich, Germany, British and hotel — rather than rugged democracy. said U. S. pilots were not as evil McGovern seems determined to cent against. MADE A Scrvica Printing charm — tell your Mercury basic transportation, and a sim­ Greece put down a Russian-led Obviously, McGovern is getting possible usefulness as a leader French leaders agreed to Nazi SUITS as the Arab terrorists. But in doing destroy his credibility as a O f Sales Agent if you prefer niet- ple hotel reservation will cost It is also true that we need the some bad advice from his more who might bang moderate heads Germany’s annexation of ycu no more when you deal with revolution in 1947 and remains ap­ so, he left an ugly question rational commentator on the For Ladies and Gentlemen Services rcpalltan areas to out-of-the- FREE DECORATING militant antiwar counselors. But together. Such an undertaking Czechoslovakia's Sudetenland. Sincarity Mercury Travel than If you buy Greek’s naval facilities, even at the cost dangling, to wit, how evil are the Vietnam War and on President Alterations — Cleaning way spots, be sure she knows prehensive about Russian might. That is he also has shown an unfortunate could in those circumstances only In 1954, the first atomic- It directly from the carrier or • WALLPAPER of criticism, that we thereby appear to pilots? As evil as, say, the Ger­ Nixon's peace efforts. Repairs Where Personal that. If you get sick on buses, why the Greeks want the Sixth Fleet to tendency to shoot from the hip, a seem self-serving. powered vessel, the submarine hotel, and In most cases you • P A IN T man troops who took orders from He has said that “the U. S. was Consideration say so. She will hold the in­ condone an oppressive regime. habit not likely to enhance his For Rockefeller to have any Nautilus, was commissioned by MANCHESTER will find It a lot more conven Important In Your • CARPETING be able to operate at maximum efficien­ Adolf Hitler’’ Or merely as evil as more brutal in its bombings than to A Tradition formation you give her In con­ Selection of Art the Communits when they oc­ image as a cool and thoughtful real chance would require a the by the U S. Navy. TAILOR SHOP fidence. But she can — and lent. • DRAPERIES a mugger on a dark street’’ 400 Mam Street & Framing cupy parts of South Vietnam. peace candidate whose only ob­ coalescing of moderate forces In 1955, the French delegation 121 SPRUCE ST. 649-2184 Answers Printing Needs jective is to stop the killing. As behind him, which didn't happen to the U N. General Assembly FREE PARKING The Everglades: Alive and Well He has compared the U. S. bom­ and commercial — and If you Burr Comers, Manchester CUSTOM the amazing Harris Poll shows, in 1964 or 1968. Who would do the walked out after the assembly Perhaps you have wondered STAR Next to Caldor McGovern’s goof was that he bing to Hitler's World War II are looking for a place to have this is one way to lose elections. coalescing? Sargent? Milliken? decided to take up the question of why so many business firms ------By CLAY R POLLAN LIIRA ~ SQUARES is a flood plain. When rainfall is policies. He has belittled the printing done, this Is the place aa. anus Like the much-publicized “death” of went along — or appeared to go unrest in Algeria. X Your Daily Acimly Guide X sm. 22 peace travels of Henry Kissinger, Evans? Able men, these, but and so many Individuals depend to go to. 77 MAX. 21 5« Cooper St-, Mancheater deficient, it is often swept by sawgrass along — with mention of the^ Ten years ago: There was Grooming! iC According to th . Stars. oci". 22 WLNSI Lake Erie, the alleged demise of ■Nixon’s national security adviser, lacking the big clout. upon the Community Press for More and more printed ma­ 5^ AM. I* LlNEQUaUTY American pilots in the same rioting in Oxford, Miss., as FOR 1-13-26-36 To develop message for Sunday, 7-19-24-37/^ 643-9892 fires that may even consume the peat as "publicity stunts" He has Current Quote Among the moderate senators, W i /G - all of their printing require­ terials are using raised print­ read words corresporiding to numbers America’s unique subtropical breath with terrorists acting on federal marshals escorted Negro POODLES /50-61-82-88 48-59-71 refused to reject the support of only Percy appears to have any of your Zodiac birth sign. soil that lies above the porous rock cap their own in deliberately snuffing ments. Surely there must be a ing; they find It more satisfac­ ^ T A U R U S SCORPIO DIAMONDS wilderness, the Everglades, is one of "Every time I’ve been in Italy real drive for the top job. A big James H Meredith to the Univer­ AND ALL 61 Phone out innocent lives. “The pilots, former Atty. Gen. Ramsey Qark, reason, and the reason Is a very tory than regular printing. Nat­ I Don't 31 Disployi OCT. 23 From of the Everglades basin. and every time I m at an Italian re-election win for him in Illinois sity of Mississippi. BREEDS urally, wedding invitations and 2 GefTiini 32 Know 62 Usuol those reports that seems to have been after all, are acting under who says the U. S. was " engaged FUNERALHOME good one. Mr. and Mrs. Frank I MAV 20 3 A im 33 Good 63 You NOK. 21 picnic, 1 think I have some Italian this November would enliven his Five years ago: President Lyn­ 875-7624 announcements have taken ad­ 64 Of The most commonly accepted befief military orders. Moreover, their in immoral and inhuman bom­ Larson, owners of the business iA ll-21-32-43 4 Looks 34 High 3-20-30-41 BRAY’S slightly exaggerated. blood — President Nixon, prospects, but he has done far don B. Johnson selected Dean HOURS 9-5 m 7 TIT are experts in the field of print­ vantage of raised printing. It is ■ "46-68-81-90 5 CompEctition 35 Telling 65 Dov 55-72-84-89 targets are military ones and it bings of hospitals, dikes and 6 Yoo 36 Moking 66 Deal ■expert Watch Repairing is that the Everglades depends upon an making a surprise campaign less than Rocky to achieve Erwin N. Griswold of the Har­ BY APPOINTMENT difficult to detect the difference GIMINI 67 Study SAGITTARIUS As usual, it’s all man’s fault. With his must be believed that every effort other non-military targets" Wm. J. Lennon, Director ing. Both are always Interested 7 Keep 37 Those •fine Selection of Gifts overflow of water from Lake appearance at an Italian- respect, broadly throughout the vard l.,aw School as the new U.S. STUD SERVICE F O R - In the problems of their custom­ between raised printing and en­ 8 Short 38 W il 68 Of Noyly. 22 J M PACKA6EJ QV " 9 Controct 39 Stronger 69 It For All Occasions canals and waterways, he has cut off is made to avoid dropping bombs graving, and the price is most OfC "The result was predictable American picnic iparty. He would have a hard row solicit^general. Poodles, Toys & Miniatures ers; they take a very real and JUNl 20 10 Older 40 Requires 70 Life c. 21 ^ •longine, Bulova STORE Okeechobee, 100 miles to the north. It is on civilians. To be sure, civilians reascnable. Try to remember 71 Gossip life-giving water from the Everglades, 142 E. CENTERS! personal interest In seeing that K^lO-18-31-42 ) 1 Let 4 1 Your 2 12-23-35^ Wittnauer and Caravelle SUDS & SCISSORS that it is necessary to give at E"51-64-70 12 Person 42 Surprising 72 Calm 47-58-69 MANCHESTER this water which the engineers have every printing Job turned out 43 You're 73 Only with the result that its animal and plant POST RD, PLAZA ■ Rt. 30 least eight days notice it you 13 W oste CARRICORH Watches 646-5310 here is done exactly as their CANCER 14 W ill 44 FovPred 74 Moy PARK2U)E been accused of diverting. 75 W ith DEC. 72 737 Main SI. Minchesler life is dying. Wildfires are finishing tfie VERNON clients specify. wish raised printing — more If JUNl 21 1 5 Seem 45 Receive at all possible. Business firms 16 Like A6 Aware 76 Find PHDNE 643-5617 FULL SELECTION OF Recent studies indicate, however, that Another plus Is the fact that JULt 22 77 Surprises JAN. I» and professional men have turn­ I 7 Or 47 Truth 4-16-27.38/^ IMPORTED job. Community Press takes enorm­ 9-17-28-40 18 Person 48 W ho 78 Pir>cipals it is rainfall in and around the area ^ LORRAINE'S ed to raised printing they 19 Awov 49 Fovor 79 Importont 45-56-80^5^ 24ND The situation is not quite that simple, ity ous pride In the fine workman­ D:'52-57-67 80 G o ^ find it produces a more favor­ 20 To 5 0 T r.p s AQUARIUS DOMESTIC which determines the condition of the in t e r i o r DECORATING ship, attention to detail, and to LEO 21 Others 51 Signs 81 Legol able impression. Among other 62 W rite JAN. 20 says J. Walter Dineen, chief of the this end brings a vajst and var­ JULY 22 22 Visits 52 A^itionol WINES Glades at any given time, and rainfall is For The Finest in print jobs turned out at Com­ 23 Is 53 Than 83 Accept fit. II Environmental Service Division of the ied knowledge of all pliases of Al/G. 22 24 From 54 Finonciol 84 Ar>d Custom Made Only. munity Press are flyers, and es­ 85 News B-22-44-63/^„ notoriously fickle. the printing business. No work ^^-^33-54■65-66 25 In 55 Disposition 74-76-77 LIQUORS Central and Southern Florida Flood timates on the work will be 26 Tim e 56 So r^ S6 Officiols • Drapes • Slipcovers goes out of the shop that does - ^ " 73-7678 87 Chdilenges If some species of plants and animals 27 You 57 Careful PISCES —p l u s - • Reupholatery not measure up to high stan­ gladly given. VIRGO 88 Insteod Control District. • MR. STEAK • 28 Document 58 Believe fit l» h a r v e s t HILL • Window Shades dards of excellence, and wheth­ Offset printing Is most pop­ ■ y AUG. 22 29 Be 59 Spreod 89 Serene suffer during a period of drought, other 244 Center Street igh • Fabric • Rods er the Job is a small one or a ular and Community Press has 30 Keep 60 W ith 90 Rights MAR. 20'^’^ DISCOVERY Very few individuals have dealt with sjjecies flourish — until the return of the Manchester • 646-1995 a platemaster made by the Itek A//.'’' “ 10/1 5-14-29-39 Designed with You In Mind large one, the same careful at­ O s 6-15-25-34 ^ G o o i Q4)AdvefSC fJK eutrU SOCIETY FOR CATS BRANDS Everglades ecology for an extended OPEN 7 DAYS-11 to 9 Business Products Division, ^49-60-79-86 53-62-83-87 opposite cycle. By A Decorator Who Cares tention Is given. Small wonder Sul'P Killens Small Animals Specializing in U.S.D.A. Photostat Corp. of Rochester, MASTER CHARGE period of time, he points out. Most POST RD. PLAZA 878-2996 that more and more people are graduate of the university, Boarding & Placement Stabilization of water levels in the Choice Steaks and turning to Community Press for N.Y. This ccmpletely automatic recent workers have run into the Route 30. Vernon Fresh Sea Food offset plate processor produces which was one of the first Adoption It Disposal Center PERSONAL CHARGE Everglades b^ removal of the so-called all printing needs. Roman Catholic universities in ROUTE 83 VERNONJ ACCOUNTS INVITED Community Press Is easy to two plates per minute from Everglades for a year or so and said, ”yo-yo ” people — the fluctuations which five to ten thousand cop­ the nation to offer courses to 875 0052 TEL. 849-0446 reach-for It is located at rear- both men and women. “My gosh, it’s not like it’s supposed to Jj«ween*^ought and flood — would be 2M Broad St. and you can drive ies can be printed on offset Got A Painting Probiem? We’ii Heip! right up to the door and park. printing presses. be!” and then gone off criticizing that disastrous to Everglades ecology, Di­ This Is an entirely new con­ Service still means something to us—and sei'vice Tl-.is eliminates any parking IN SICKNESS "the water is too low” or “the water is problems. cept In making offset plates and neen contends. means spending enough time with you to help you through its use Community SIOUX FALLS, S.D. (API- EXPERT REPAIRS ON FOREIQN CARS too high. ” Perhaps you are not familiar Being harnessed to traction He sums up: select the right paint finish for that joh you’re plan­ with the proper way to lay out Press Is able to- offer 24-hour ning. See us for paint and service when you plan your service Monday through equipment due to injuries UNITED SPORTS CAR REPAIR, Inc. The “true” Everglades, says Dineen, “The Everglades is an extremely your printed message. The Lar­ suffered from an industrial next project. sons will gladly help you. They Wednesday on most forms, if Rt. 83, Vernon, Conn. is a vast sawgrass prairie, dotted with tough and dynamic ecosystem. .. a wide- the copy Is ready for the cam­ FIRST accident didn’t stop Gerald know how It should be done so Bohnenberger from getting Phone 646-4485 green tree islands known as hammocks, open, free-swinging ecosystem that has that the import of your message era. Copy that Is ready for the SPOKANE. Wash. (API - Itek, Monday through Wednes­ Sheila McMenamin McCanta married. gets across to the recipient. A wedding ceremony was ESTIMATES ON ALL MAKES and otherwise marked by sloughs and been subjected to much abuse in recent EajGAMo«.PAINTa) From all of this, you con sec day, If it Is brought In early In has become the first woman the morning, can be picked up director of alumni and parent performed in his hospital ICASTROLOILS ★ FOREIGN CAR PARTS strands of vegetation. years. The Glades are not dead; they are that Community Press Is cer­ room for Bohnenberger and 723 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER—PHONE 649-4501 tainly a busy place, but when as a finished order the follow­ affairs at Gonzaga University. During periods of abundant rainfall, it alive and well in South Florida.” ing day. This 24-hour service, The university had been men s his bride, Cynthia. VW PACER PERFORMANCE EQUIPMENT you walk In you would never The hospital helped make BUY THE PAINT THAT’S WORTH THE WORK know It for both Mr. and Mrs. applies to one side only: If two college for 61 years before it sides the reverse side) are to be turned coeducational in 1948. the occasion festive by serving “Next to Vittner’s Garden Center” Other Editors Say Your indeptndent Larson always take plenty of cake and ice cream. time to assist you. They have a used, It requires 48 hours; the Mrs. McCanta is herself a Fuzzy Afternoons genuine desire to satisfy their extra time allows the first side customers - and they do. to dry thoroughly. Try Commu­ Yet another study on the pros original estimates, that there’s advantage that need not be dealer. Community Press Is set up to nity Press for the best In print­ and cons of corporate moves crime and drugs in the suburbs gained by a costly move from the do all kinds of printing — Job ing. IS CUSTOM from city to suburbs has been too, and that suburban taxes are city. Sen. McGovern has a point f jT I issued by the Conference Board rising steadily. On the other side, when he complains that while KITCHEN Inc. The Board reinforces other we’ve been aware that in the most workers are knocking down TOURAINE recent reports that while the suburbs labor turnover, bologna sandwiches at noon their Reuben Plen’s - r r absenteeism, and tardiness rates bosses are quaffing Martinis and TV CENTER exodus seems likely to continue, VISIT OUR SHOWROOM there’s no runaway trend. are down, and that many writing the tab off against taxes. Texaco Sfafion PAINTS “Virtually all the large com­ employes stick around to bring Maybe the answer doesn’t lie in panies headquartered in New what they’re doing to a logical hiking corporate taxes. Rather, 381 Main StrM i f o r b e s t r e s u l t s OVER30STYLESON DISPLAY York Q ty,” for example, ’have breaking point instead of corporate policy-markers might im i's OVER 1,000 KITCHENS IN ST AL LED cotulder^ leaving. The vast ma­ streaking out at the closing bell. look to the benefits their country Phona 643-9149 cousins are realizing and act ac­ HOME OF FAMOUS BRANDS ... PAUL'S COME TO THE EXPERTS jority have decided to remain, The one exception that caught Hydramatlo TrantmiM lon concluding that the advantages our eye in the Conference Board cordingly. Cutting back on the •hoipoint *maytag •igidaire •zenith Repairing PAINT SUPPLY 0F’( N DAIIY 9 ,10 A M 6PM TMURS FRI9PM liquid lunch saves not only tax­ •rca *panasonic •westinghouse •hoipoint 46 West Center St., Manchester, and continue to outweigh the disad­ study was that “The number of AU Work Guaranteed 645 MAIN STREET 385 CENTER STREET, MANCHESTER employes who lower their after­ payers’ but stockholders' dollars •stereos •dishwashers •radios •tvs *dryers •etc. GUARANTEED SATISFACTION o49-7544 Route 83, Vernon vantages.” Texaco Lubriontlon Service Tel. 649-0300 The catalog of pros and cons is, noon effectiveness by drinking and cents. Even if it didn’t save Open Eves, till 9 P.M. at the Parkade Phone 643 956i We Give gl.AlT Green Stamp* money, it would eliminate those with one exception, familiar. cocktails at lunch is now far Hnald pholo by Pinto We've heard before that the below what it was in the city.” fuzzy afternoons. (Wall Street Just browsing, perhaps. relocation costs greatly exceed Here at least is one suburban Journal.)

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United Methodist C h n ^ SLPnuKlaslAaalsi CoMordla LiitiMrui Chturch South United Methodist Church 673 EUlngton Rd. SL John’s Episeopal Church Rt. 44A, Bolton Rt. 30, Vernon 40 Pitkin St. Main St. at Hartford Rd. Rev. David M. Campbell Pastor South Wndsor Rev. Joim h E. Bourret, Rev. Dr. George W. Webb Rev. John C. Gay, Rev. Robert H. Wellner, .H Rector iW o r Rev. Wayne Kendall 9:30 a.m. Church School, P utor Rev. Robert W. Eldrldge Jr. nursery through Adults. Rev. Eugene M. Kilbride, ' 8 a.m.. Holy Communion. 9 i.m. Holy Communion. Pastors 10:25 a.m. Coffee and Conver­ Assistant Pastor Chureh School through Grade 6. 10 a.m.. Family Service and sation. Church School. Nursery care for unall children. ' 9 and 10:45 a.m.. Worship Ser­ 10:45 a.m. World Communion Saturday, Masses at 5 and 7 10;S0 a.m., Holy Communion. vice. The Rev, Dr. Webb Sunday. Nursery provided p.m. Nursery care (or small children. preaching. Sermon: “ You through Grade 2. Meditation: Sunday, Masses at 7:30, 9:30, St. Peter’s Episcopal Church 7 p.m., Organ rteital by Nor­ Promised Your Prkyers.” Sendee “Confirming Your Com­ and 11 a.m. Sand Hill Rd., South Wndsor man Slade. of Holy Communion. Infant- mitment.” Rev. James A. Birdsall, Toddlen through Kindergarten. Noon, Pastor-Parish Relations. Sacred Heart Church Vicar Center Congregational Church Suaannah W esl^ Hall. Grade 1 Baby sitting provided. Rt. 30, Vernon United ^urch of Christ .through High School. Main Rev. Ralph Kelley, Pastor 8 and 10 a.m.. Holy Commu­ Rev. Edward Konopka 11 Center St. Building. Trinity Lutheran Church nion. 2 to 4:15 p.m.. Open House at Assistant Pastor r i . Rev. Lyman G. Farrar Meadowlark Rd. and Rt. 30 p z Rev. Winthrop Nelson Jr. the three parsonages with Rev. Donald McGean Co-Pastors refreshments following in the Saturday Mass, 5 p.m. St. Mary’s Church Reception Hall for members of 8 and 10:00 a.m.. Worship Ser­ Sunday Masses, 7:30, 9, 10:30, - Rt. 31, Coventry 9:15 and 11:15 a.m., Worship the congregation. vice, Holy Communion. and 12 noon. Rev. F. Bernard Miller, Pastor Service. Holy Communion. Ser­ 7 p.m.. Senior High Methodist 9:15 a m., Sunday School. Rev. Richard F. Roughan, mon Topic: "The Cup and the Youth Fellowship, Youth Adult Instruction Class. St. Bernard’s Church Auistant Pastor Covenant.” Lounge. Rockville Church School. Nursery Vernon United Rev. John J. White Saturday Mass, 7:30 p.m. through Grade 6. Emanuel Lutheran Church Methodist Church Rev. William Schneider Sunday Masses, 7:30, 9:30 and A? < 10:15 to 11 a.m., Coffee Church and Chestnut Sts. Rt . 30 Rev. Anthony Mitchell 10:45 a.m. Fellowship and Learning Oppor­ Rev. C. Henry Anderson, Rev. F. W. Schuster, Minister tunities for Youth and ^ u lts . Rev. Ronald J. Fournier, Saturday Mass, 7 p.m. First CongregatioBal Church 6:30 to 8:30 p.m.. Youth Pastors 9:30 a m,, CTiurch Service. N Sunday Masses, 7, 9:15, 10:30 United Church of Christ Fellowship, Robbins Room. Robert A. Lanier, Intern ursery-age kindergarten classes. and 11:45 a.m. Main St., Coventry Tte Harr? dtam s/t irxcut if 25*1 H«ar‘ S< 10:45 a m., (5iurch School. Rev. James W. McBride, Salvation Army 9 and 10:45 a.m.. The Service Classes for Grades 1 through 6. St. Matthew’s Church Pastor 3 661 Main St. with Holy Communion. Nursery Hlij Tolland Rev. Robert Heavilin, Major and Mrs. for infants. Bolton Congregational (?hurch Rev. J. Clifford (?urtin. Pastor Interim Pastor Lawrance J. Beadle 8:55 and 10:40 a.m.. Church Bolton Center Rd. W k School for three-year-olds Rev. J. Stanton Conover Sunday Vigil on Saturday at 5 '■*/' 9:30 a.m., Oiurch School. 'm i 9:30 a.m., Sunday School through Grade 7. Minister and 7 p.m. 11 a.m.. Worship Service. Heralding Homes Junior and Adult C las^ . 10:40 a.m.. Class (or Grades 8 Sunday Masses, 7, 8:30, and 1 10:30 a.m. i a 10:45 a.m.. Holiness Meeting. and 9 and post-confirmands. 10:15 a.m., Church School. :^. r.\-n'x tfUlfi ->^r.n "-v M•;'l•r^»•.:^.• ?*.- .'. •.•‘r.'ii, • x x '. ,.yW — • , _ , Nursery provided. Subject: 6:15 p.m., Youth program for 10:30 a.m.. Worship Service. Prince of Peace "Abounding in The Work Of the junior group. Communion theme: "One In Unitarian Meeting House Lutheran Church Face Lifting a Cape Lord,” ‘Doing God's Work in 7:30 p.m.. Youth program for Christ. ” 50 Bloomfield Ave., Hartford Rt. 31 and North River Road From painting by Mrs. Virginia Narkon God’s Way.' Maj. Beadle senior group. of Hartford Rd. 7 p.m., Pilgrim Fellowship. Rev. Nathaniel D. Laurial Coventry preaching. Rev. W. H. Wilkins, Pastor 7 p.m.. Salvation Meeting. Second Congregational Church 10:30 a.m., Worship Service, St. John’s Polish National Catholic Church Nursery and Worship Church S ubj^: "The Promise of Christ’s United Church of Christ F ln t Concrcgational 9 a.m., Sunday SchooL School. 10:15 a.m.. Worship Service. Cry VIiuKi*. Hii. P r in c e . 385 N. Main St. The parishioners of St. John’s organist and choir director. arrangements. Mrs. Stanley Gr­ Cburck of Hebron *^v » y i i ni^iCi-jiat Bcail '• Rev. Felix M. Davis, Minister Tie 9t wiifsmil to Heal tane a 11 Tipped w et a Reroiaionary period print Diamond Jubilee of the Polish Assistant Pastor 142 Grove St. Lydall and Vernon St. Grade 8. Learning Community: recitations, and songs honoring Berzenski, Ronald Gustafson, Minister f ; t M ««? VI. inrvt a sa^kenrkBMa the; pipier jE srtiBi riiis and brown An antlQued National Catholic Church of Rev. John W. Mortimer/ Eugene Brewer, Minister "Elxploring the Bible.” Commu­ the late Prime Bishop Francis Robin Gustafson, Scott Johnson, 9:30 a.m., Worship Service with Uuui w d sta r* a«? l*ir a c ; Muuuped Aid gr*«i Tftraer 'xjfX xAni matebe* the green America. 9:45 a.m., Sunday School, Pastor 'T^viii; i etuen iwTOundtng a dark pine nion meditation by the Rev. Mr. Hodur, founder of the church, Kimberly Johnson, Lawrence Holy Communion. tr, v«!ki uu^ ait? Side k cm tJo an auia The observance will start at 4 classes for all ages. 9 a.m., Bible Classes. Davis. and the triumphant events of the Kominske, Diane Kominske, The Rev. Mr. Bodine VUUU^. tOitri tAUTX K2beSSft3 TrwJe tacit Tbt nxlk glaa collection in a p.m. tomorrow with a solemn 11 a.m.. Worship Service. 9:30 a.m.. Church School, 10 a.m.. Worship. Sermon: “A Polish National Catholic Church. Judith Kominske, Doris preaching. Sermon topic: “ A Md i r ^ »tett l*n CJtaP7«3t I5««ci id i*r jnr» Inert jiiri wsete half window shutters Pontifical Mass to be celebrated 5:45 p.m., Christ’s Am- Nursery through adults. Safe Channel.” Norman Narkon, president of Lalashius, Mary Majewski, iixM usit »5iumaiKaea% »y» Tj»® ie»i«a? crxcraJ wint 'Jae DngM orange ball-fringed in Elnglish by the Rt. Rev. Walter Share in Life.” 10:45 a.m., Mbming Worship. 6 p.m.. Worship. Sermon: Zion Evangelical the parish committee, is Gregory Michalak, Joseph Mizia, bassadors youth group. MBit I>^!iutosdariiEd«i that 9 a.m.. Divine Worship With C h u ^ AAnister aiotorBaiticaOy and dectneaUy eliminates all Rev. Kenneth L. Gustafson Catholic Church came into ex- care of the flowers and table Offt 'j(0tsaB:ti. iao* rtfi^jtd '.ht txig a ttj Holy Communion. Hebron 9:30 a.niL, Church School. BDoke and greaise from tbe frequently used Pastor istance in the United States. It is M en «e tslher i»> iif dat entry Carved 10:15 a.m., Sunday School and Rev. Herbert 0. Kelsey Jr. 9:45 a.m., Sunday School. 11 a.m.. Worship Service. griA Here. too. orange is used extensively in the only recognized American Pastor rstb at the iM« od the lUon bane a to e d tfae Youth Forum. Church Classes 11 a.m.. Worship Service, oombmatMa srMb d ak oak stained cabinets 10 a.m., Sunday School, classes member of the former Catholic iMiB» ta n * jK|nart t« 4 Browa tao aed 10:10 to 11:30 a.m., Grade 6 Rev. J. Jermain Bodine 7 p.m. Evening Worship. Avery St. Reformed roM faEaaded Bair trtaidi csaeida the and a bndt wall Wdb no kitchen window, a for all ages. Union of Utrecht; the only Start Tomorrow Assistant Pastor South Windsor 11 a.m., Service of Worship and and 8 Youth Instruction. the k r m i rcKCB aod CHRMT Turned spindles give interesting detail to opening between dining room and kitchen. fur grades I through 6, plus Savino of 125 Love Lane and a U a m., High School Class. mon: "Parables: Old and Sunday, Masses at 7:30, 9, and has been only grotesque" 10 a.m., Worship Service, lordall Mid Vsrwon Mw Nursery for pre-school children. graduate of the University of 7 to 8:30 p.m., Pilgrim PkMwt M M n i New—No. 3 ' 10:30 a.m., in church; and 10:30 Dostoiyevski Fellowship. Nursery for children five years • 7 p.m. Family Night. (;onnecticut. <<3> and noon in school auditorium. submitted by Howard Holmes old and younger.

■’f, ’ ■ ^ .-pitcher 234-580, Dick Cote 211, Len Ivy League opponents in intrastate rivalries. Mighty Boston BALTIMORE (AP)-Luu Tiant say* he has a magic genie. His name is Carl Yastnemski. BALTIMORE (AP) - The Baltimore Oak, 93. day fo r running, but AMERICAN LEAGUE who has a 21-10 record for the season Mulnite 202, Frank PitU 200, College faces a test at Navy and Boston University invades TUat up his 15th victoiy of the season and his 11th since Aug. 1 Friday night as the East Orioles had been fading out of the r u n s BATTED IN-D.AUen, Manchester’s Jeff Geyer, Gunnar Larson 208-554, Tom mighty Delaware today as the 1972 New England college ^ W L Pet GB pennant race in the American League with a 2.07 earned run average, said he Chi, 113; Mayberry, KC. 100. Little Black Book Notes despite a light misty rain, Boaton Red Sox beat the Baltimore Orioles 4-2 on Yastnemaski’s lOth-inning tworun homer. Alberti 216, Chuck Reid 207, football season moves into high gear. Boston 83 67 .553 Eiast for a week, but final elimination had felt for several months that the HITS-Rudi, Oak, 170; covered the 2.9 mile Tribe George Zanis 550, Ralph Risley “He’s my magic,” Tiant said pointing to Yai. ‘That must be the fifth home run he's hit to Rniella, KC, 170. Harvard, Dartmouth and Yale Detroit 82 69 543 IVY still caught some of them by surprise.^ Orioles were "not going to blow 200. win a game for me this year. ' j . W)iile the Board of Education didn’t endorse a proposed cross country course to record Boston Unlventy, beaten by New York 79 71 .537 4 anybody out this season.” DOUBLES-PinleUa, KC, 32; make debuts at home against Yastnemski could only recall two other occasions this season when he had homered to give "What's the magic number now?” Booster Club by Manchester High Principal George his fourth consecutive CCIL Maine and New Hampshire, can Baltimore 78 72 .520 5 Rudi, Oak, 31. COUNTRY CLUB - Vic Yankee Conference foes. Harvard asked Frank Cashen, the club’s ex­ "I'm a realist," he added. Emmerling and Ted Martin, acting director of athletics, such victory. The Indians defeated only be expected to try at Tiant a victory. Cleveland 69 83 454 15 "For the past month, I didn’t see any TRIPLES-Flsk, Ban, 9; Rudi, Abraitis 135, Orlando Annulli 142- is host to Massachusetts, which “ I can remember ooe in Milwaukee and one in New York, the slugger said. But if Luis says ecutive vice president, after Boston had a move is not dead. The first Booster Club, organized by visiting Bristol Central, 22-33. opened with a convincing 37-6 Delaware, the nation’s top- Milwaukee 62 89 .411 21W reason for us to suddenly play better or Oak, 9; Blair, Bal, 8. 382, Larry fetes 144-368, Baynard whipped the Orioles 4-2 in 10 innings HOME RUNS-D.AUen, Chi, public-spirited citizens two decades ago, saved football from The Indians two fine Oough 136, Bert Davis 141-396, rout, of Maine last week; Dart­ ranked small college power. it’s five, I believe him. ” West hit better. The home run, which ticked the glove of outfielder Don Buford, was Yastnemski s seventh In Friday night on Carl Yastrzemski’s two- 37; Murcer, NY, 30. being atelished at MHS. The first Booster Club president was sophomore runners, Scott Moffat Ding Farr 171-382, Roy Thomp­ mouth takes on New Hampshire Oakland 90 61 .596 "I think we’ll just have to say this Holy Cross, winner in two and enabled the first-place Sox to maintain a 1 Vi-game edge over Detroit in the 5 run homer. STOLEN BASEB-D.NeUon, Ray Mozzer, former Fordham football player and now a and Jim Cratty, were a stride son 136, John Turley 135-358. and Yale meets Connecticut. Chicago j 84 65 .584 season was a learning process; that we’ll starts, travels to Philadelphia to American League East pennant race. They picked up a half game on idle third-place New York. Minnesota 75 74 .503 14 "We really have our backs against the Tex. 46; Campaneris, Oak, 4S. dentist in ^nche8tci'...Look for Dave Wlggin to be named apart, taking the third and fourth Brown, which dropped a heart- take on Temple in a night game, have to do things differently in the PITCHING (15 Decliions)- places behind Bristol's Skip It also eliminated the Orioles, league champions for the past three seasons, from the race for Kansas CTty 75 75 .500 14 Vk wall now,” said outfielder Merv Retten- director of athletics at Manchester High within the near breaker to Holy Cross, gets while Maine attempts to bounce future to win. We’re not going to blow Hunter, Oak, 21-7, .750, 2.00; Steele. J another test before swinging into California 73 78 .483 17 mund. future, rie’ll combine the post with his present duties as head back at home against Bucknell. the division title. , , ,, , , anybody out, but we can win in other Tiant, Bsn, 15-5, .750, 1.88; Manchester now sports a Ivy action, meeting Rhode Island September has proved to be the savior of a potentially disastrous season for Yastrzemski. Texas 52 98 .347 37 VV Both were informed that the loss to of the physical education department for the school SkinsSeek Bridgeport puts an 11-game ways. We still have good pitching and Odom, Oak, 14^, .700, 2.61. perfect 4-0 CCIL record and is 4-1 at home. The Bruins, winless in Along with the seven homers, the man who led the Sox to the 1967 World Series has 22 runs Friday's Results Boston, the sixth for the Orioles in their system...Jim Martello is now teaching school in the Vernon winning streak on the line against Boston 4, Baltimore 2, 10 in­ good defense, and we should have better STRIKEOUTS-N.Ryan, Cal, overall. 1971, figure to have a rough after­ Northeastern, while Amherst batted in has scored 20 runs and is batting ,303 this month. last seven outings, spelled mathematical system after launching his career at the Robinson School in Geyer’s time was 16:19, almost nings hitting." 302; Lolich, Del, 232. Win No. 3 noon against the Yankee opens at home , against 'Tm going to be sorry to see September pass, " said Yastrxemski, "but I’m certainly looking elimination for 1972. West Hartford. Martello was one of the finest baseball and 16 seconds slower than his best Conference Rams. Chicago 5, Texas 1 "We went down hard all season," said Most of the Orioles said they still Springfield. Williains makes its forward to October." basketball players to come out of Rockville High in years. He effort over the new Manchester Boston College's Eagles, who Detroit 12. Milwaukee 5 Manager Elarl Weaver, who had piloted believed they could win the division title National League debut at Trinity. BATTING (400 at later flashed on the mound with the Wesleyan University course that was extended alm ost. rebounded from an opening upset Prior to Yastrzemski’s winmng blast, the Orioles' Jim Palmer had practically matched Kansas City 9. Oakland 2 until suffering a doubleheader defeat in With Pats Other games on the schedule the Orioles to three consecutive batsF-B,Williams, (Thi, .333; five tenths of a mile. ' by Tulane to overpower Temple California 2, Minnesota 1 Boston on Sept. 20. team. include Norwich at American Only games scheduled American League titles in his first three Cedeno, Htn, .325. Results: Geyer (M) 16;19; FOXBORO, Mass. (AP) - The 49-27 a week ago, hope to con­ ' ^ I ^ a' ^ co^ one-out home run in the first gave the Red Sox a brief lead. The Orioles tied it full seasons as manager. "We went "But when you hit about .220 as a Steele (BC); Moffat (M); Oatty Washington Redskins, one of only tinue soaring at Annapolis. The International, Wesleyan at Saturday's Games RUNS-Morgan, Cin, 120; . ’ n in the bottom of the frame on a walk to Don Buford, a throwing error on a double play attempt down hard too many times." team all year," said veteran third Shots Here There (M); Fletcher (BC); Lemieux five National Football League game appeared a breather for BC Middlebury, Bowdoin at All Times EDT Wynn, Htn, 116, Worcester Tech, Tufts at Bates, by Doug Griffith and a double by Boog Powell. Cleveland (Dunning 5-4) at The latest defeat gave Baltimore a 12- baseman Brooks Robinson, "you’re not RUNS BATTED IN-Bench, (M); Gamache (BC); Bucy (M); teams still unbeaten, seek to until last Saturday. Then Navy Baltimore took the lead in the sixth on Powell’s home run, before Boston tied it on three going to win most of the time.” Giovinazzo.(BC); Richard (BC). make it three in a row Sunday in showed it is on the road back to Maine Maritime at Southern New York (Peterson 17-14) 17 record in games decided by two runs, Cin, 122; B Williams, C3ii, 121. “I have no excuses for the play of my club, only facts and Connecticut, Plattsburgh at consecuUve two-out hits by Carlton Fisk, Dwight Evans and Griffin. Milwaukee (Lockwood 7-14) at Robinson was asked if the rest of the HITS—Rose, Gn, 192; Brock, a meeting with the New Engiau4— . respectability by giving Penn and the Orioles are 24-32 in one-run reasons, "Manager Elarl Weaver of the Baltimore Orioles told State all it could handle before Nichols and Frostburg State at The late-season spurts of Tiant and Yastrzemski are reflected in the standings. The Red Sox Detroit (Coleman 18-13) division had caught up with the Orioles, StL, 189. Patriots. contests. Two years ago, they set a me...Jimmy Balesano, who will make his varsity debut with bowing 21-10. Bridgewater State. are 19-« in September and have held down first place every day but one since Sept. 18. Boston (P attin 15-13) at who won 100 or more games in each of DOUBLES-Cedeno, Htn, 38; Court Decision The "over the hill gang” from league record by winning 40 one-run Trinity today against Williams in Hartford, gained 445 yards the nation's capital is favored to Baltimore (Dobson 16-17) Montanez, Phi, 37. BOSTON (AP) - The Boston "It’s a relief to have Baltimore out of the race. Now we can concentrate on just two other decisions. the past three seasons. for the Trin Frosh last fall in five games for an 89-yard dominate the Patriots, who had Oakland (Hamilton 6-6) at Kan­ "The other teams haven't played any TRIPLES—Bowa, Phi, 13; Bruins of the National Hockey teams," said Yastrzemski. ^ m ^ a Weaver apologized to Jerold C. average per start. The frosh won all five decisions. The 5-8, dame fortune on their side in an sas City (Montgomery 3-2) Rose, Cin, 11. League have been denied a stay "But," he continued, "this thing is going to be decided next Monday, Tuesday^and Hoffberger, Baltimore’s board chair­ better," he said. "We came back to 180-pound Balesano is expected to be one of the top running upset over the Atlanta Falcons College Football Roundup Chicago (Bahnsen 20-16) at HOME RUNS-Bench, Gn, 40; of Thursday's federal court deci­ W edne^y, ” when the Sox clash with the second-place Tigers man, but contended the players "had them." He noted that first-place Bostonr last Sunday. Texas (Gogolewski 4-1) Colbert, SD, 38. backs in New England before he picks up his sion th ^ cleared the way for While Yastrzemski was eyeing the Detroit series, Tiant was thinking farther ahead. for instance, has 83 victories now as The Redskins won their M innesota (Goltz 3-2) at tried their best. ” STOLEN BASES-Brock, StL, sheepskin...Coach Bob Corlett of the Community College Derek Sanderson and Gerry (Herald photo by D. Yoat) compared for 83 for all of 1971 when the opener, edging the Vikings at "You know that car they give the best player in the World Series? " he said, his right arm California (Ryan 1'8-15) “I'm sorry, too, ” Hoffberger said, 63; Morgan, Cin, 56. soccer team hands out orchids to Mike LaFontaine and Pete Cheevers to play in the rival Texas After Fifth M innesota 24-21, and then soaking in a tub of ice, 'Well, I'd like mine with a tape deck and air conditioning." Sunday's Games “but don't worry, starting next year, Red Sox finished 18 games behind PITCHING (15 Lalahuis for their overall great play to date. The latter is out World Hockey Association. Jeff Geyer at Finish Line "Win one more game, Luis," Yastrzemski shouted, "and we ll give you the key. " Cleveland at New York you'll win five in a row." Baltimore. Decisions)—Nolan, Cin, 14-5, returned home for a 24-10 deci- of Manchester High...Steve Schimchick is coaching the cross - sion over the St. Louis Cardinals. Boston at Baltimore 737, 2.05; Blass, Pgh, 19-7, .731, country team at Blast Catholic High...When the attendance Conference Crown Oakland at Kansas City Washington leads the National 2.37. figures are released for home football games at UConn it Chicago at Texas STRIKEOUTS-Carlton, Flii, Conference with nine sackings of NEW YORK (AP) - Success has been a way of life for doesn’t include the 300 to 400 sunbathers that sit on the East Midget Football League Ptby Milwaukee at Detroit Mets^ Pitching Ace Racks up 20th Victory 303; Seaver, NY, 241. opposing quarterbacks. The Darrell Royal and John Mckay during their coaching careers hill outside the end zone. Redskins' tough defense figures Minnesota at California but both are wary about tonight’s college football game. Monday's Games to give New England's Jim Chicago at Minnestoa Plunkett plenty of trouble. "Like most every team jn the End of the Line Chargers Gain Lead The Patriots were humbled 31- against Clemson No. 3 Colorado Milwaukee at New York Southwest Conference Texas 3,000th Hit Awaited is at Oklahoma State, No. 4 Boston at Detroit Schoolboys 7 by Cincinnati in their debut, but Tech is improved" says Royal Court Harned, fine athlete out of Ellington High, has rebounded with a 21-20 decision who sends his 12th ranked Texas Tennessee vs. Auburn at Bir­ Only games scheduled. mingham, North Carolina at No. CROSS COUNTRY dropped out of UConn in his freshman year. He was being over Atlanta as Bill Bell of th e ' Longhorns against Tech's Red PulukI 26. Eatt CilhoUc 26 counted on heavily by Coach Dee Rowe with the In Topping Patriots Falcons missed a 10-yard field Raiders in Lubbock. 5 Ohio State, Minnesota at No. 7 NATIONAL LEAGUE But Scorer Unswayed II Sthoepel lE) 15:21 tor 2.9 mitef. 2) goal attempt with just 28 seconds Nebraska. No. 18 Tulane at No. 8 hoopsters...University of Massachusetts athletic teams will be East Tordonalo IPI. 31 Motulski (P), 4) GuUette Michigan and Purdue at No. 10 W L Pet GB (El. 5) Lupaccliino (e). 6) Slomski 9), known as the Minutemen in the future. Previously the squads remaining. Tm delighted with the win Slevenson (El, 101 Sliehan (E) PuUi-P), 7) Fans who stayed away from Two plays after the Giant White moved his teammates over Miami (23-10 last Saturday) Notre Dame. 94 57 .623 Bihimeyer (Pi. Ouellette (PI, ki is 6-0. Plunkett is due to explode after Pittsburgh PITTSBURGH (AP) - The 81 were referred to as the Redmen. The latter name was from his own 10 to the Charger 23 Chicago 83 67 .553 10'/2 Mt. Nebo last night because of kickoff, Presti again electrified two mediocre games, but he may but we made a lot of mistakes fans were anxiously awaiting Rockville 19. Glutoabury 44 scratched because of protests from American Indian groups behind hard-running by Bob 78 71 .523 15 the light rain missed two of the small crowd with a 50-yard find the Washington defense too which we can't afford to repeat New York Roberto Qemente’s 3,000th 1 Brand (Ri 15 00 for 2.75 mi. 2. Foley ...Bob Herdic, former Manchester High soccer star, is Walsh and Dave White before St. Louis 73 79 .480 21'/j (H i 3 Tnbelhom (Gi 4. Brock (R) 5. Taylor the most exciting games thus touchdown run to tie the score, experienced and too tough to against a really top football team hit — but Tom Seaver and the (R i6 Nocl(Ri7 Hallenbeck (R) 8 Jobson assisting Charlie Sharos in coaching the South Windsor High giving up the ball on a fumble Montreal 67 81 .453 25 ■''2 far in the Manchester Midget 12-12. The Elagles had two shots crack. Carl Garrett twisted a knee like we are getting ready to official scorer were un­ (Gi 9 Turner (Hi 10 Platt (R). hooters this fall...Manchester Community College and the Rec at the extra point, but failed both recovered by Charger Mike play. " Philadelphia 56 94 .373 37‘/2 Glastonbury Jayvees 28, Rockville Football League season as the against Atlanta, but is expected swayed. Jayvees 29 Department will co-sponsor a tennis clinic Monday afternoon times because of the stiff defense Haynie. to be ready to lead the New West Giants held on for a 20-18 win Seaver allowed just two hits — from 2 to 4 at Charter Oak Park with Jack Redman in charge. put up by Giant defenders, Mark England running attack. The contest will mark the start Cincinnati 92 58 .613 So. Windsor 25, Windsor Locks M over the Elagles and a fired-up On the second play after the Kesulls i Carl McNeil. SW. 14;22 Melia and Crossley. Washington is led by quarter­ of Texas' bid for a fifth con­ Houston 83 66 .557 8‘/2 none by Clemente — as he The latter has been tabbed the man-to-beat in the Town Men’s fumble, Johnson took the bail pitched the New York Mets to a (Course record); 2, Leary, WL: 3. Charger team jumped into the Again the Giants set up a back Bill Kilmer, a veteran who secutive SWe championship. Los Angeles 82 69 .543 10'/2 (iranolali. WL. 4 Koepper. SW. 5. Singles Tetmis Tournament...Plainville Stadium will present a over right tackle and outran the league lead by defeating the sustained drive of 10 plays to beat out Sonny Jurgenson for the Tech, only 4-7 last season began Atlanta 70 80 .467 22 1-0 victory over the Fhttsburgh F'erguson. SW. 6. Acquella WL. 7. combination stock, open modified and powder puff racing Patriot defense for 86 yards to Jussaume, SW. 8 Sayers. SW; 9. Kearns, Patriots, 12-6. score on another left end run by starting job during the exhibition 1972 with impressive victories San EYancisco 65 86 .430 27'/2 Fhrates Friday night. card tonight starting at 7:30...The third annual Bristol Mum- score his second touchdown. WL. 10 Kardas. WL. Records: South Crossley. This time the extra season. The Redskins also boast a over Utah and New Mexico. San Diego 57 92 .383 34‘/2 The official scorer took the Windsor 4-1. Windsor LrOcks 1-2. A-Thon road race will be run Sunday. Six divisions are In the opening game the Giants, on their second series of points were added by Fahey over The score remained 12-0 until strong ground game. Friday’s Results spotlight in the first inning when planned, imcluding two for females. Race starts at 1 ...Jack McKay's top ranked Southern he charged Met second baseman Portland 25. Coventry 39 downs, marched the ball from the left side behind a sharp block late in the third quarter when the A crowd of more than 60,000 is St. Louis 4, Qiicago 1 1 Charlie HiH iPi 14-46 for 2,8 mi. 2 Holik has been tabbed to start at defensive tackle for Trinity California Trojans are at home (Cincinnati 4, Los Angeles 1 Ken Boswell with an error after Johnson (P) 3 Zuiel (C) 4. Kissane (C) 5 their own 36 to score in 13 plays. by Melia to make the score 20-12 B team again took the field and expected lor the 1 p.m. kickoff at against Michigan State and the (AP photo) Barry —3-5. and Bob Reault, made it tough from the Giant four. The extra the scoring for the night although llling Junior High made its defensive team" he says. All Times EDT SOCCER points to tie the score were the Pats threatened again in the 3,000. for the Giants as they held out for debut in cross country running He also thinks the Spartans Philadelphia (Lersch 2-7 and Windsor Locks 4, South Windsor 1 turned down by the Giant line of fourth quarter when Pats’ The crowd rose for a standing Windsor Loc’ks (4-1) 102 i-4 eight more plays before Crossley yesterday afternoon at home by may challenge Southern Cal's A.L. Eastern Race Downs 1-1) at Montreal (Torrez ovation and the umpires halted South Windsor (0-5) 010 0-4 Pro Football Forecast scored the first touchdown from Pete Gourley, Alex Ferguson, quarterback Dave Romano took defeating Rham High of Hebron, defensive unit which showed 16-11 and Moore 8-8) 2 Golas-WL^l^h. Balboni. Flick 2; SW- one yard out. The extra point Mike Linsenbigler, Chris Everett his team to the (Charger 25 before play and presented (Tlemente the Hoyt 18-37. spells of sloppiness against St. Louis (Wise 16-16) at and Dave Wentworth making the the final whistle blew. ball, but the cheers evaporated in attempt failed and the score Despite a wet course, filing's Illinois last week. ' Chicago (Hands 11-8) an instant when the words/ Coventry 4, Rham 0 Green Bay Packers remained 6-0 until Eagle Presti final score Giants 20, Elagles 18. Coventry 2 1 i 0—4 Outstanding on defense for the Wes B Fedorchak covered the 1.5 New York (Matlack 14-9) at The second game opened with Cut to Three Clubs "&ror second baseman” flashed RHAM took a pitch-out from quarter­ Chargers were Mike Ringstone, mile course in 8:43 to set a new They have great speed a great Bird’s dramatic new Pittsburgh (Ellis 14-7) CarLson (2). Stevenson. Edmonson; Coven­ a bang when Charger quarterback across the scoreboard. back Jim Fleurent and Joe Massotta, Brent Georgetti course record. The host runners tight end in Billy Joe DePree and soiid vinyi siding night with Carl Yastremski s two- contributed a two-run triple to Los Angeles (Osteen 18-11) at try is 5-0, RHAM is 3-1-1, Scott Sweet, after two successive NEW YORK (AP) - Bye, Boswell said after the game Waiting for Chiefs scampered 46 yards to tie the and Eki Sadloski. The Pats' defen­ also copped second and third a fantastically big team with a run 10th inning homer applying trigger the Tiger barrage and Cincinnati (McGlothin 8-8 or Ellington 4. Granby • first downs, tossed a short pass to It’s truly distinctive, with a bye. Birdies. that he agreed with the ruling by score. sive leaders were Dan Dumond, with Steve Colbert and Bob good quarterback (George the coup de grace. Tony Taylor added a two-run Simpson 8-5) Ellington 3 1-4 John Johnson at the Patriot 35. beautiful 3-D woodgrain lexturt And then there were three Luke Quay, veteran baseball Granby 0 0 —0 Early in the fourth quarter, Melia, Ken MacDonald and Ran­ Kellsey holding down the Mihaiu)." '>nd color accents unlike any Second place Detroit remained pinch double. Atlanta (McQueen 0-4) at San Ellington scoring Norris. Ronalter, NEW YORK (AP) — Are the Dallas Cowboys riding for a fall? Johnson cut to his left and scored in the American League East writer and sports editor of the Pete Hebert of the Giants made dy Trudeau positions. Jim Stamp was fourth other siding. Will make yours l ‘/2 games behind with a 12-5 By winning, Boston and Detroit Francisco (Barr 7-10) McKeesport, Pa., Daily News. (Carlson. Harned The Cowboys have won 12 consecutive regular season and the score 12-6 on a blast up the going away to put his team out in In other key night games sixth pennant scramble with one of Ellington is 5-0; Granby is 3-2 for Rham, while filing's Bill one of the best-dressed homes romp over over Milwaukee while not only eliminated Baltimore, Houston (Reuss 9-13) at San "I had a better than average playoff games in the National Football League. They go after middle from the two-yard line. front. Next week the Eagles rest ranked Alabama entertains in town! Never needs paint. the survivors not in the very Murphy was fifth. the idle Yankees slipped four but left the Yankees with only a Diego (Norman 9-10) chance of getting him,” Boswell No. 13 Sunday against the Green Bay Packers, once a nemesis This score was proceeded by a The Pats had a little trouble while the Jets clash with the The rest of the top 10 finishers Vanderbilt while ninth rated Stays new-looking for years best of health. games behind and retained only a thread of hope. The best New Patriots in the ooener. The se­ Sunday's Games said "I thought it was an error. " of Dallas teams. nifty 34-yard run by fullback Ken getting untracked until the B were Soucy (R); EYnnegan (I); Louisiana State hosts Wisconsin. iwith virtually no maintenance. Boston finished off Baltimore, slim chance of forcing a playoff York can do is tie with Boston New York at Pittsburgh Gemente had a different view, Kansas City 17, Denver 14— Fahey. The extra point attempt Team came on in the second cond contest pits the Chargers feck (R); Grzymkowski (I); In the afternoon, second have it in 4 favorite colors: eliminating the Orioles 4-2 Friday (or the division crown. and to manage that, the Yankees St. Louis at Chicago saying, "There was no way he /VH^C/lamps Dallas hasn’t been overly im­ For a team that was supposed to again failed. quarter when quarterback Dan going against the Giants. Kaufmann (I). ranked Oklahoma is at home ■ Wbodgrain White In other games, Kansas City will need a unique combination F'hiladelphia at .Montreal could get me " pressive in its two victories so far win the title in the American W ^ g ra in Gray battered Oakland's West champs, of circumstances. lx>s Angeles at Cincinnati However, the Pirate right- (AP photo) /iW Outhustled' this season. Nevertheless, the Wpodgrain Yellow Football Conference, the Chiefs Woodgrain Green 9-2, Chicago downed Texas 5-1 First, they must win their Houston at San Diego fielder added that he preferred BOSTON (AP) - The Boston Cowboys won—and that's what have been far from impressive in and California nipped Minnesota remaining games and finish at 84- No Record This Time Strong Wind Plays Havoc See it here or call today for Atlanta at San Francisco the error ruling. Bruins are the Stanley Cup cham­ counts. posting a 1-1 mark. They details and a free estimate. - . 71 If Boston loses four of its 2 1 "When I get number 3,000 I Roheritt Clemente Tttsses Hark Rail pions. but no one would have The Pack, meanwhile, isn’t shouldn’t have to be too im­ remaining five, the Sox would Monday's Games Fuming Packers With five games left for both want it to be a clean base hit — no known it in their first home back—at least not back to the pressive, however, to beat the In Scotland for Casper Boston and Detroit, the Red Sox also be 84-71 The catch is that Philadelphia at Chicago PROFESSIONAL question about it," Gemente ex­ appearance since winning the halcyon days of Vince Lombardi. Broncos. have a magic number of four to the one game Boston wins must New York at Montreal Seaver added that he considers plained "That's the way I think it "69 and it was like a dream come National Hockey League's Green Bay is, however, greatly San Diego 21, Oakland 18— AND TURNBERRY, Scotland (AP) American after 36 holes, had a eliminate the Tigers and clinch come in its final three-game Only games scheduled REMODELING should be. " true," said Seaver. "Maybe a the impending National League coveted trophy. improved over last year. If Scott This week's upset special. It Set for Cowboys — "1 said It would be frightening nightmare third round Friday baseball's last remaining division series at DeUoit. If the Tigers win In his remaining three times at little of the fascination has worn playoff between the Fhrates and "We just got out-hustled," Hunter stays healthy, the Packers doesn't show on paper but it's when the wind blew here and I which included a double bogey at CONSULTANTS two games in that series, but lose race. bat against Seaver, Clemente off, but the desire to get there is the Cincinnati Reds a tossup. Boston Coach Tom Johnson said could pull some surprises this time San Diego started being the RADK was right," said Billy Casper as the 385-yard, par four 13th. The battle, almost certainly, their other three, they would S 4 SCAR to Return struck out. grounded out and still as strong. " "It's going to depend on who's Friday night after the Bruins season. surprise of the AFC West, and NEW YORK (AP) - The Green Bay Packers, who have he went into the last round of the But Aaron was in good com­ will go down to the final three- finish onehalf game behind. 485 E. Middle Tpke. LOOKING filed to rightfielder Rusty Staub Seaver added that winning 20 hot. " he noted. "Either team has dropped a 4-2 decision.to the Dallas 24, Green Bay 17—The maybe this Sunday’s the day.. been fuming all week, get a chance to take it out on the 72-hole John Player Golf Classic pany. Most players failed to get a game series between the two All of that is contingent, of a real shot at it.” DAYTONA BEACH. Fla. (AP) on a scorching line drive in the and his two recent victories over Montreal Canadiens in an exhibi­ Cowboys do seem destined for a champion Dallas Cowboys in their National Football League Saturday. single birdie against the wind on FOR teams in Detroit next week course, on the Red Sox losing two In Friday's other National SATURDAY (at the Green) — NASCAR modified racing will last inning. the Grates have helped salvage a tion game before 10,277 fans at fall, but this isn’t the week. Or is Pittsburgh 31, St. Louis 24—If game Sunday. The veteran from San Diego, the homeward nine. Luis Tiant tossed a five-hitter straight to Milwaukee before League games, the St. Lxjuis Car­ the Steelers can cure their 1:45 UConn vs. Yale, WTIC return to the Trenton, N.J., "1 hope I get the hit Saturday year he described as "very incon­ the Garden. it? Anyway, the Dallas defense The game at Milwaukee is one at Oakland, and San Francisco at who has been in the top four Arnold Palmer and Aaron were CAREFREE to finish off the Orioles and end colliding next week. It is not the dinals turned back the (Chicago fumblitis, they shouldn't have too 2:00 (8) Wide World of Sports Manchester, Conn. Speedway next year for the first so I can rest Sunday, " said sistent, very frustrating." "I think this has to be regarded should be the difference. of the headliners on the third New Orleans. The New York money winners on the American at 217, Casper 219, Californian Baltimore's three-year reign atop very best of chances for the Cubs 4-1; the Cincinnati Reds much trouble with the Cardinals. 2:15 (22-30) Brewers vs. Tigers WINTER time since 1968 with the Race of Gemente. who was cheered on "In the middle of the year I as one of our poorer efforts as far Minnesota 21, Miami 20—If the weekend of the NFL season. Giants play at Philadelphia Mon­ circuit 10 times in the last 14 Jerry Heard 221, Tom Weiskopf the American League Yanks but it s something and trimmed the Los Angeles Gary Cuozzo may get the starting 3:45 (8) Illinois vs. Washington Champions scheduled for Oct 14, Friday night by 1,000 of his fellow was throwing terribly," he as the training season goes," game was in Florida, the pick The Packers are steamed up day night. years, had a brilliant start here 222 and Bobby Mitchell 224, 646-1460 The Tigers kept pace, bombing that s more than the Orioles have Dodgers 4-1; the Houston Astros quarterback assignment for St. 6:55 Red Sox vs. Orioles, WTIC HEATING 1973 f^jerto Ricans who flew here for recalled "1 thought it would be a Johnson said. “They out-skated probably would be the other way because they feel they defeated The Jets are a heavy favorite to with a 67 in the first round over three Milwaukee pitchers for 11 left defeated the San Diego Padres 5- Louis. He won't score the weekend. 13-13 season, but if you stick with us." around. With Fran Tarkenton Oakland last Sunday instead of beat the Oilers, but it's hardly Turnberry’s 7,060-yard, par JO­ runs in the first three innings and 2 and the San Francisco Giants SUNDAY COMFORT? "But if I don't get this hit by it things turn around. I've finally The Bruins jumped to a 2-0 scrambling for the Vikings and touchdowns on the ground, losing 20-14 as the official records likely that Joe Namath of the Jets SS—71 Ailsa championship \ coasting past the Brewers. Jim routed the Atlanta Braves 14-3. 1:00 Yanks vs. Indians. WINE" Sunday. I won't get it this gotten to the point where I have a lead, but then played like a dis­ Bob Griese performing for the however, while Pittsburgh’s show. They claim Jack Tatum s will duplicate his feat of last course. LOOK INTO Northrop led the romp with five The game between Philadelphia 1:00 (3) Redskins vs. Patriots, Soviet National Hockey season, " Clemente added. "I little bit of control and am ajittle organized minor league club. Of Dolphins, it should be a dandy Terry Bradshaw will. record 104-yard touchdown run week when he passed for six But as the tournament runs batted in. Willie Horton won't play anymore after that stronger " and Montreal was rained out. course, that’s pretty much what WTIC GAS HEAT game. Detroit 17, Chicago 7—The for the Raiders should not have touchdowns against the Colts. progressed the wind along until the playoffs. Being rested they were, with several key Washington 17, New England (22-30) Culls vs. Bills Team Lists V.S, Schedule Lions have won seven of the last counted because MacArthur Lane The Dolphins will rely on their Scotland's west coast picked up for the playoffs is more impor­ members still with Team Canada 10—The Redskins continue to win hard running backs, Larry 1:30 (81 Mets vs. Pirates to gale strength and Casper, like eight meetings between these old never had control of the ball on a 4:00 (22-30) Dolphins vs. The (ilobe said the agreement tant to me than getting 3,000 in Europe and a couple of others under the quarterbacking of Billy forward pass. Officials ruled it a Csonka, Mercury Morris and Jim most of his 30 rivals, saw his BOSTON (AI’i - The Soviet rivals. They should make it eight- Vikings was reached last week in Moscow hits." Halfway Golf Leader lost to the New World Hockey Kilmer, with Larry Brown grin­ Kiick to try to beat the Vikings chances blown away in Europe's Connecticut national hockey team will play for-nine this time behind Greg fumble. 6:00 ( 24) Phoenix Women's three games in the United Slates during the Team Canada-Russia Clemente wasn't the only Association. ding out yardage on the ground. In any event the Packers are 1- and stay tied with the Jets for richest golfing tournament worth Landry. Tennis early next year, including one series by National Hockey league Pirate who found the going tough With Eddie Johnston with The Patriots were upset winners l going against the 2-0 Cowboys first in the AFC East. $134,750. WILDCATS contest agaiast the Stanley Cup- president Clarence Campbell and against Seaver, who struck out 13 Far From Surprised Team Canada and Gerry last week. They won’t be this San Francisco 34, New Orleans who will be seeking their 13th O.J. Simpson, who ran for 138 The highly-rated eight VS in winning hi,s 20th game of the Cheevers jumped to the-WHA, time. American challengers now champion Boston Bruins, the Bill Wirtz of Chicago, chairman BETTENDORF, Iowa (AP) — Don Iverson, who never 14-Even if John Brodie isnt’ straight victory in regular season, yards in leading the Bills over the season the Bruins played young John Cleveland 31, Cincinnati 28- ready for the 49ers, Steve 49ers last week, is hoping for appeared certain to finish out of Hartford Boston (ilobe reported in a ol the NHL's board of advisors, before has challenged seriously for a major title, wasn't at ql) playoff and Super Bowl competi­ during a meeting with Soviet I was conscious of Gemente Adams in goal. Adams, who Look for a minor upset here. The Spurrier, the No. 2 quarterback another 100-plus-yard game the top prize money. Bob Charles copyrighted story in Saturday's suprised to find him.self with a two stroke lead going into tion. Cheney Rooters HELLENIC edition. officials needing one more hit for 3,0(X),” figures to be the backup goalie Bengals are unbeaten, but the for San Francisco, has had some It's possible that the Packers against the Colts. of New Zealand led the field with .said Seaver. "But I figured if he today’s third round of the $100,000 Quad Cities Open Golf fur Johnston this season, had Browns just may have found the memorable days of his own. And if veteran quarterback a six-under-par 209 after 54 holes, SUN. OCT. 1st. wifi start rhokie quarterback Suffer Shutout 3:00 P.M. lliM'key writer. Fran Rosa said The three games are scheduled got it, he got it. I was more Tournament. problems, not all of his own quarterback they’ve been looking John Hadl of the Chargers can followed by three Britons—Peter for late January or early Baltimore 21, Buffalo 29—Or it Jerry Tagge who led Nebraska to Wlllimantic RKrtation Park, in a story out of lYague that the concerned with winning 20,” But, the lour sophomore in­ Iverson, winner of $20,206 and making. for In Mike Phipps. the national collegiate cham­ pass for h u yards against the Townsend at 210, Peter Some moms (oo liol’ Olhers loo cold’ Do »ooi I February. Rosa reported. He said might be the other way around if A lone third quarter goal by Intana ction Rt. 6 1 Rt. 14 three-game Jour will send the The Met rigfithander got the dicated. he wouldn't be greatly the satellite Shreveport Classic "1 thought Adams played pret­ New York Jets 35, Houston pionship last year. Scott Hunter, Raiders me will join the select Oosterhuis at 211 and Tony fuel bills ippeei umeesonible’ Chinees lie ymii I Russian team against the Brums, an official announcement would the Colts don’t wake up. This Cromwell High spelled defeat for prescnl furnace loo old and inefficient to doj only run he needed in the ninth suprised if the situation changed. title this season, was two strokes ty well, but in that second period Oilers 21—Joe Namath certainly the regular starter, has a back group of NFL quarterbacks who Jacklin at 212. the Rangers in New York and the be made by the NHL next week should be the week that they do Cheney Tech yesterday afternoon the |0b properly inning when Wayne Garrett "No, I'm not surprised to be in front of a quartet tied at 140. he was just bombarded,” John­ can’t duplicate last week’s six- injury. Craig Morton again will have passed for 25,000 yards in Leading the U S. pack, seven wake up, howeyer, and the Bills in the rain, 1-0. The steady drizzle Black I lawks in Chicago. doubled, took second on a leading, " the 26-year-old Iverson They are rookie Lanny Wadkins son said. "He didn’t get much touchdown effort. Or can he? The direr-t the Cowboys. their career. shots behind the leader were Gay Why not inMalt 4 modern Williameratures, Doug Olson, with a quarterback Dan Pastorlni may New York 21, Philadelphia New England with Miami at ATLANTA lAP) — Manager pitching (lerfbrmance by Pirate in front just 65 seconds after the goal tending by Cromwell FOXHOHO, Mass (AP) The Crow Valley Golf Club course. second-round 71, and Gibby have some success with his 21—Yes, a tic. When two losers Minnesota and the New York Ed Mathews of the Atlanta GREETING CARDS OnthaWlldcaU' roster arti NATURAL HEALTH starter Nellie Briles, who allowed opening face-off. Then, Don Mar- preserved the win. New ICngland Patriots placed "I think I'm capable of leading Gilbert, 72. throwing. meet, there should be a Jets at Houston. Braves figures his slugging FOR 8U OCCASIONS L’i n i r m -Four NCAA All-Amaricans FOOD SHOPPE just five hits and lust his third I-O cotte made it 2-0 with a back­ Cheney managed a goal in the wide receiver Hubie Bryant on a tournament Deane Benian, who won this Los Angeles 20, Atlanta 17— winner—but there doesn’t have to In other games felumore is at first baseman Hank Aaron will Sat Our Larfe Diipliy POWER’S game of the season to the Mets hander from closeup. second quarter, but a whistle A collega) high scoring rocord PLUMBING t HEATING M THE the injured waivers and activated "I've improved a good deal event last year, stayed in strong The Falcons never have beaten be. The oddsmakers favor the Buffalo, Cincinnati at Cleveland, break Babe Ruth's record of 714 -N C A A alMimt (university The Canadiens, out-shot 15-12 nullified the point. MANCHESTER offensive tackle Bob fteynolds The victory marked the third since last year But my problem contention with a 69 for 141. He the Rams in regular season play. Giants by a touchdown. We favor Detroit at Chicago, Kansas City at m ajor league home runs in Au­ ARTHUR DRUG hokitr PARKADE in the first period, managed to The loss dropped Cheney's — first altemata toalle, US Olympic team E'riday for Sunday's National time in Seaver's career that he is that I've always manag(sl to was tied with Bob f'ayne, 69, and They won’t this time, either, even the Eagles by a touchdown. Denver, Los Angeles at Atlanta, gust of 1973. get one goal back, Jacquei overall record to 1-4. TEL. 643-8907 iMMitball fa-ague game with the has won 20 or more games have one poor round- and that Dave Marad, a pbyoff loser last though Roman Gabriel’s status is Hence a tie is forecast. Pittsburgh at St. Louis, San Diego Lemaire scoring at 13:57. Washington Redskins '"'fhe first year I won 20 was in can be very costly” week who had a 70. uncertain. PAGE TEN— MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Sat.. 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Call 742-7391. ,f-30 1967 BUICK LaSabre, four-door, ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Auntie Louise, Uncle Ray, Love, LOST, Black and white female V-8, power steering and brakes, Schools-Classos 33 :i: Sue, Judy and Eric Colleen and Lynn cat, vicinity South Main Street. snow tires. 646-1831. 1971 Commander pick-up coach, ------'i SCULPTURE CLASSES - for S THE FUNTSTONES BY HANA-BARBERA Would appreciate any Informa­ sis sleep er...... $1,995. tion. 646-4637. 1961 CONVERTED to 1969 adults and children now forming. Happy 16th Birthday | Volkswagen, custom paint, For information, call 6464)694. Happy 16th Birthday KENNY I LOST, Gray calico kitten, vicinity custom intmor, mags, |1,200. 40 UNITS TO CHOOSE TH EY /YlieUNDEKeTOOP View, Nye, Parker and Turnpike. Must be seen, 1-423-93)87. FROM ELM CERAMICS - 70 East Love, I Center St., Manchester, day and El H\V CA/IAPAION Please call 640-0859. (£) 1972 by NCA, Inc. Nana and Pop | RKO/Vlise TO PUT A 1969 JE E P Commando evening classes, expert instruc­ BY PHIL KROHN VOU'UL RUIN KENNETH IRISH GUMMER STREET E V E R Y T H I N S / CHICKEN IN FOUND, Prescription sun convertible, 4-wheel drive. Never RECTOWN, U.S.A. tion. Firing, greenware, wiring, used for plowing. Excellent con­ Route 6 West HUlimantlc paints, supphes. 643-0609, 649- /VIAN / ... EVERYONE'S glasses, at Red and White stand, "On days like this I wish I were Amish, so I didn't have POT/ Saturday the 23rd. (/all 649-2385. dition. 643-4267. 5524. 16th Anniversary p to go to high school!" Love, ^^'^'iSoMandbAD' ' | LOST, Silver bracelet, gray 1965 CHEVROLET Impala H elp W anted 35 outside with engraved figures of convertible, optional V-8 and 1966 DREAMER Camper, Love, p. Claudia. Roy, Norma Siam girls, vicinity Manchester automatic transmission. Very chassis mount, sleeps 4, $500. 643------DRIVER for special education Mom, Dad and Sandy Parkade, Bonanza or Caldor's. clean, very dependable, $750. 742- 4267. Services Offered 12 Building'-Confracfing 14 vehicle. Must be capable of lifting and Marcella 1 L i^ral reward. 529-1880. 6856. and assisting physically han­ , Garage-Service-Storage 10 TREE REMOVAL - Pruning, MiASONRY— All types of stone, dicapped children. Contact Chief LOST, Female Sealpoint 1972 MAVERICK, 2-door, V-8, spraying, etc., fully insured. brick fireplaces, walls, concrete of Maintenance, 289-3012, South Siamese, Henry Street area. automatic, loaded, 4,000 miles. GARAGE for car, boat or Licensed. Free estimates. Call steps, sidewalks. No job too Windsor Board of E/ducation, 771 Answers to Maria. Phone 647- Stereo tape. Must sell. 646-5051. storage, Cooper Hill Street, no 633-5345. small. Free estimates. Over 20 Main Street, South Windsor, HAPPINESS IS... 1633. motorcycles or repairs. $10. 633- years experience. After 5 p.m. Conn. 1969 FORD, 4-door Custom, 9057. M&E light trucking and rubbish 643-1870. 644-2975. A Free Fun Night FOUND, Black male mongrel standard shift, 302 engine, $800. ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••* removal. Call 646-6663 or 647- MEAT CUTTER. Male or puppy, (/all Dog Warden, 646- Call 646-5586. Motorcycles-Bicycles 11 9610. CARPENTRY - Repairs, female, portion control ex­ perience. Apply in person. 60 BUD FISHER 4555. remodeling, additions, roofing. MUTT AND JE F F CORVAIR, 1965, Monza, JAWA-CZ, 175, new knobbies, CEILING AND — ceramic tile Call David Patria, South Wind­ Hilliard Street, Manchester. Learn to Square Dance Personals-Announcoments 2 convertible, runs but needs needs work, ugly; Yamaha 160 specialist, one ceiling or all, sor, 644-1796. engine work. $125. Phone 742- REAL ESTATE help wanted, at I ’M Ho m e twin, no title, $125 each, 742-6856. repaired, replaced. Rooms I DON’T MIND you I G O TTA 9694 anytime. carpentry Bolton or Coventry area, full or Waddell School PROMISE.' BETWEEN ONE RIDE wanted by two girls to repaired, remodeled. Light WES ROBBINS CAMWISNING B U T G ET GO AND Purchasing, Pratt & Whitney, 1971 HONDA 350 CL — excellent trucking. No job too small, remodeling specialist. Additions,Additic part-time. Contact Norma Ted- October 3 ,8 p.m. HOME BETWEEN y o u GUVS AND TWO.' East Hartford from Main and 1962 CHEVROLET, — 6 cylinder condition. $600. Phone 9 a.m. to 9 special rate. 647-9232. rec rooms, dormers, built-ins, ford, Baskin Real Estate. Route k ONE AND TWO.' se^n, needs work. $50. (/all 643- 44-A, Bolton, 647-9119, s HAVE TO Woodbridge, hours 8-4:45. 649- p.m. 742-6808. bathrooms, kitchens, 649-3446. u HELP ME.' 0563. 1228 after 7 p.m. REWEAVING OF - bums, Help Wanfed 35 Help Wanted 35 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• EXPERT repairing all makes of moth-holes, zippers repaired. LEON CIESZYNSKI buUder - SNACK BAR waitress needed at ■ z - z Autos For Sale 4 1952 PONTIAC — 4-door sedan, bicycles including 3, 5 and 10- Window shades made to new homes custom built, once. Experience helpful, - y extra clean, new tires, new spe^s. Manchester Bicycle Shop. measure, all size Venetian blinds. remodeling, additions, rec rooms, evenings and weekends. Apply to NEED CAR? Credit very bad? battery, make offer. Brown’s Tire Keys made while you wait. TV garages, Kitchens remodeled, Manager Parkade Lanes, STENOGRAPHER-PRODUCTION Bankrupt, repossession? Honest Shop, 333 Main St. Manchester. 1970 HONDA MODEL 750, portables for rent. Marlow’s, 867 bath tile, cement work. Steps, Manchester Parkade. Douglas accepts lowest down, ffeen and white. Low mileage. Main St., 649-5221. dormers. Residential or commer­ CONTROL CLERK smallest payment, anywhere. Not VOLKSWAGEN 1972 - Super Excellent shape. Stock and cial. Call 649-4291. ■» small loan finance company plan. Beatle. Air-conditioned, im­ original equipment. Call 649-8407 JUNK CARS — removed, any ASSISTANT DIRECTOR Excellent opportunity (or Gal Friday orith initiative. Eicellent E S-3o — ■M. maculate, 7,000 miles. Douglas Motors, 345 Main. after 6 p.m. condition. $10 each. Call 872-9433. N. J. LAFLAMME — Carpentry OF NURSES shorthand and typing nectstary. Full-tinii, conginial atmosphari, f - ' Reasonable. Must sell. Moving contractor. Additions, IN-SERVICE 1967 BUICK GRAND - Sport west. 646-6037. 1971 CB450 HONDA — excellent LAWNMOVER SERVICE - remodeling and repairs. 875-1642. many fringe benefits. 400. Needs work. Best offer. Call condition. Must sell, first $700 sharpening and repairing. Pickup EDUCATION INSTRUCTOR MR. ABERNATHY BY ROLSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY before 2 p.m., 649-4875, 563-3385. 1964 PONTUC BONNEVILLE- rides it away. Phone 649-4659. and delivery. L&M Equipment P av in g 15 convertible. All power, needs Route 83, Vernon 872-8311, COLONIAL BOARD COMPANY BY DICK CAVALLI WINTHROP 1969 VOLKSWAGEN SEDAN - work. $75. Phone 649-1477 after 6 1971 YAMAHA 360, Enduro Monday-Thursday 8-5, Friday 8-9, Roofing-Siding-Chimney 16 Exptriencs prtferrsd for work wHh 615 PARKER STREET MANCHESTER CAN I GO one owner, standard shift, p.m. model, excellent condition, $550 Saturday 8-4. Iriined aides in modern convalescent Mrs. E. S. Loftus FISHING P custom dash and wheel, AM/FM or best offer. Call 649-4211 after 5. GUTTERS and roofs repaired home. Eicellent salary and benefits, WITHVOU, radio, rear window defroster, fac­ 1964 CHEVROLET IMPALA - ODD JOBS — done, houses and replaced. Excellent refular wa{e increases. Call for ap­ BOSS? tory air-conditioning. Must be four-door sedan. Automatic 1972 YAMAHA mini Enduro, painted, complete landscaping, workmanship. Reasonable prices. pointment, 528-6978. WOMAN to help elderly lady, WAITRESSES wanted part-time, IN‘tOLIR OPINION, transmission. Best offer. Call 647- under 1,000 miles. Excellent con­ etc. Ask for Mike or Don, 623- Free estimates. 646-1399. seen. Quick sale, $1,495. 649-5755. 10:30 to 3:30 daily. Call 4 to 6 weekends and possbile evening RDSTER, WHO WAS 9376 after 5:30 p.m. dition. $325. Phone 643-0736. 0734 , 649-0758. work. Apply LaStrada llUjIjIll p.m., 646-7882. THE GRBLTEST 1969 FORD XL - $1,225. BIDWELL Home Improvement Restaurant. 699 Main Street, AVN WHOEVB2. DATSUN, 1971, 1200 Sport 1970 YAMAHA 125 trail bike. BOB’S APPLIANCE - Repair, Co.. Expert installation of MAN wanted mornings, part- Repossession, Savings Bank of time, 8-12. Wash cars, run INSPE(/TORS-Class-A. must be Manchester. 9-30 UVED? Manchester, 646-1700. Fastback, green coupe. Good Phone 649-5234. service on major appliances. Call aluminum siding, gutters and mechanical condition, 25,000 trims. Roofing installation and errands etc. See Frank Trudnak experienced in job shop prac­ 1429-8476 or 649-3493, anytime. in person. Carter Chevrolet Co. tices. Only first class men need PART-TIME secretory, 1963 FORD FAIRLANE — clean, miles. $1,150. Phone 649-3635. 1970 'HONDA, 450CL, excellent repairs. 649-6495, 875-9109. convenient hours, shorthand and condition. Helmet and new rear Inc,, 1229 Main St., Manchester. apply. The Le-Mi Corporation. very good condition. $280, with Painfing-Papering 13 643-2362, typing preferred. For interview, snow tires $300. 742-9423. 1964 BUICK Skylark. 6 cylinder, tires. A real beauty. $800. 872- ROOFING — Specializing call M7-9979. An equal opportuni­ four-door, standard transmission, 0003. repairing roofs of all kinds, new CEILING specialist expert C(X)KS and waitresses, wanted, ty employer. 1968 MERCURY Montego V8, 4- good condition. $250 after 4 p.m., workmanship. One ceiling or all roofs, gutter work, chimneys, NURSES, RNs-LPNs 12 part-time, days or nights, ex­ door, power steering, $1,400. (/all 646-8039. Services Offered your ceilings repairied and cleaned and repaired, 30 years ALL SHIFTS, CLERK-TYPIST Full-Ume, BUZZ SAWYER BY ROY CRANE experience. Free estimates, (/all perience helpful but not 643-4781, after 6. painted. Also interior painting FULL AND PART-TIME necessary. Apply in person. convenient location. Typing es­ PONTIAC, 1965 Bonneville SHARPENING Service — Saws, Howley, 643-5361. sential. For interview call 647- PEPPER, DIDN'T MY SURE, I THINK WELL, IT'S NOT IF YOU DON'T MIND THEM and wallpapering, (/all 289-0773. Tacorral, 246 Broad Street, /Atomic TECH has little 1968 BUICK Riviera, excellent convertible, air, power steering, knives, axes, shears, skates, 9979. An equal opportunity SPORT JACKET COME , I SAW IT IN HERE MOW, AND LOOKING SHRUNK UP, CAPTAIN EASY Manchester. ^TRO UBLE RUNNING «s ''-■■Ti condition. 'Must sell. Getting power brakes, $475. Call 643-0088. rotary blades. Quick service. INSIDE — outside, painting. Heafing-Plumbing "^IT Due to our rapid (rowth we are employer. OVER THE STATE TEACHERS BACK FROM THE THE CLOSET IT'S THE ONLY TAKE MY BLUE BLATEK c l e a n e r s ? YESTERDAY. DECENT THING AND SLACKS. married. Call 646-2014 after 4 ------Capitol Equipment Co., "SB Main Special rates for people over 65, increasln{ our professional staff. Ei- ‘ MUPHENS 4 STDO. 1967 OLDSMOBILE, 442, good §t., Manchester. Hours daily 7:30- SAM Watson Plumbing and SOMETHING new and different, EXPERIENCED mature baby T HAD TO WEAR DANA'S HIS NIECE, HE PROBABLY BLAZE'S! irs p a s t FIVE O'CLOCK'.,, p.m. Call my competitors, then call cellent startinf salary, retular salary Colonial gifts and home THE DANCE. $ 0 H A R R O W MUfT USED THE ALIA^i WE'P b e t t e r g e t o u t t o t h e condition. $900. 649-7776. ?'*’'5 , Thursday 7:30-9, Saturday. me. Estimates given, 649-7863. Heating. Bathroom remodeling increases, eicellent frinje benefits. sitter wanted, my home, your BE Hl^ RIGHT NAME! "$AM HALL'. WHEN MANSION PRONTO AND KEEP accessories. Earn free gifts by 1968 COUGAR GT, 390, 4-speed, and repairs. Free estimates. Call For appointment call Mrs. E. own transportation, 2 days ARRESTED- TO 1968 VOLKSWAGEN, low 649-3808. calling 875-5189. Women needed weekly—occasional evenings. 643- SAVE HIS FAMILY new paint and chrome wheels J. P, LEWIS & SON, custom Saunders. Director of Nursin(, 528- to help present this line in our FROM d i s g r a c e 1 with wide tires. 1-429-3053. mileage, excellent condition. TWO Handymen want a variety decorating, interior and exterior, 0702. Automatic transmission. Phone of jobs, by day or hour. Yards, BOTTI Heating and Plumbing — 1400, 528-6978. area. If you need extra doUars for paperhanging, fully insured. For Christmas, call us now. 1968 OLDSMOBILE 442, low 643-7961. attics, cellars cleaned. Lawns and free estimates, call 649-9658. If no Prompt, courteous service. Call CLEANING WOMAN, Ught r y mileage. Phone 643-0053, after 2 gardener’s service. Call 643-5305. answer 643^362. 643-496. EAST HARTFORD work, 2 days per month, own 1969 FORD, Galaxie 500, 2-door AGRESSIVE man to sell transportation, (/all 643-0702. p.m. CONVALESCENT HOME furniture and assist in store hardtop, $1,000. 649-6686. LIGHT trucking, odd jobs, also RICHARD E. Martin. Full NO JOB too small. Immediate r S lM IlN ST . EAST HARTFOAD moving large appliances. Burning service on service calls. Free operation. No experience VANDA BEAUTY counselors, EXCELLENT transportation - professional painting service. An equal oppoftunily employer. necessary. Will train. Apply in 1968 Ford, Squire, $1,200; 1965 Trucks-Tractors > barrels dehver^. $4 . 644-1775. Interior - exterior. Free es­ estimates gladly given on heating neighborhood personal cosmetics or plumbing. Faucets repaired or person, Blau Furniture Stores, service plan means large profit In Pontiac, GTO $600; 1964 Comet timates, fully insured. 649-4411. FRIDAY, Saturday and Sunday Main Street, Manchester. I . f Squire, $450 ; 649-6246. 1966 CHEVY, 6 cylinder, half-ton CARPENTER available, days, installed. Water pumps worked your spare time. No ex^rlence evenings, weekends. Additions, on. Complete heating systems, nights, 12 tnidnight to 8 a.m. necessary. Call 875-7357. pick-up, good condition. Call 646- C. AND G. Home Improvement. DISHWASHER wanted, nights, ALLEY OOP BY V.T. HAMLIN 1965 STUDEBAKER, running: alterations, repairs. No job too rec rooms, etc. (/all M & M Desk clerk with some 0249. Interior, exterior painting and bookkeeping required. Apply in good pay. Apply at the Acadia 3 *03 condition. $85. Phone 647-9727, small. Free estimates. Call wallpapering. Free estimates. Plumbing & Heating, 649-2871. HELP WANTED, nuuTled SHALL WE CAN'T/ TH E Y t) , PEACE, person. Piano's Motor Inn, 100 Restaurant, 643-1179. WE SOUND THE ALARM / LET ME HAN PIE MAN/ after 3 p.m. 1957 CHEVROLET pick-up Stephen Martin, 646-7295 after 4 228-9565,after 5 p.m. ______'LL--- aggressive man to work part- RUSH BEFORE WE COULD/ STEVE CANYON BY MILTON CANIFF truck, V-8, excellent running con­ p.m. East Center Street, Manchester, time, hours flexible. Apply In M TM01? LAY A HAND ON Moving-Trucking-Storage 20 mornings. ' RELIABLE woman wanted to person Pine Pharmacy. 664 1972 MERCURY Monterey, four- dition. New tires, has to be seen. B-A.C. PAINTING CO. - babysit for infant and 5 year old, door sedan, power brakes, power 646-8262. TWO YOUNG married men will Painting by experts, exterior, in­ Center St., Manchester. THE HIGH SCHOOL^ H/V1M-M .'..BRING^AND SEND 0L50 n"' TrHEKE.aSONl• . t^wctiL'^CTNNUMBEr' ^ I J ^inrtAMCEKTAIN ncHE' L/d ’^ MANCHESTER - Delivery - light housework. Hours and steering, vinyl top, factoiy air, terior, spray, brush and roll. wages arranged. Must have own COACH LOANED INHERE WHEN I ONE WAS RETIRED YEARS BE PKOUDTO KNOW low mileage. $3,MO. 643-058(1 Auto-Service also cellar cleaning and light Reasonable prices, free es­ light trucking and package ASSISTANT MANAGER, full­ US GEAR THAT WILL transportation. Please call 646- CALL AGO TO HONOR MLUMEE'S IT HAS BEEN RE­ after 5 p.m. Accessories 1 trucking. Call 646-2692, 646-3726. timates. Call 643-0001. delivery. Refrigerators, washers DEAN MACHINE time. Also part-time sales clerks OLSON LAST GREAT DROPKICKER' ISSUED TO ATRULY a - . ------and stove moving specialty. 7545.______at Manchester's Junior A ^ r e l ^WORTHY SUCCESSOR/ PRODUCTS 1964 MALIBAU convertible, V-8, BRAKE DRUM — lathe type TREE Service (Soucier) — Trees CEILING Painting and paper Folding chairs for rent. 649-0752. retail store. Apply at DeLj^ automatic. $200. Phone 649-0758 Barrett, 2Vi years old, combina­ cut, building lots cleared, trees hanging. $22.50 average room for 102 COLONIAL RO. Read Fashions, Storrs, Conn. 1-429- MANCHESTER - 649-5265 0 ask for Mickey. tion, resurfaces drums, rotors, topped. Got a tree problem? Well papering. Call 643-9112. Radio-TV Repairs 21 0719. and discs. Call after 6, 875-5168. worth phone call. 742-8252. Herald Ads 1966 LINCOLN, 4-door hardtop, DONALD E. TARCA, HARRY’S COLOR - Television HARDINGE 646-1188, 9-5. 40 h.p. VOLKSWAGEN engine, ODD JOBS - lawn care, jack of paperhanging and painting. Free Service, repairs to black and ^ O3H011.U. $85. 1969 Volkswagen transmis­ all trades, reasonable and estimates, call 643-0271. white and color televisions. CHUCKERS e »»n hr NIA, Im.tm u< M OW. PRINTING PLANT 1971 BUICK La Sabre, custom, 4- sion. $75. Right door, $45. Phone prompt. Call 528-8649. Connecticut State license No. (Set-up and Operate) door hardtop. To settle estate. 643-4389. Building-Confracting 14 000538, Phone 633-1418. First & Second Shift STEPS, sidewalks, stone walls, SGT. SJBIPES . . . FOREVER^ BY BILL HOWRILLA 646-1188, 9-5. Nl|hts and Days. All Benefits. 1957 CHEVROLET parU, 6 fireplaces, flagstone terraces. All ROOM ADDITIONS - dormers, • MULTILITH OPERATORS — concrete repairs, both Inside and Dressmaking 22 An equal opportunity employer. W H A T T H e 1970 FIAT 850 spider, excellent cylinder. New and used. Yours by garages, add a level, roofing, Experience Necessary condition. New top, two new paying for this ad. 643-4389. outside, railings, landscaping. siding, foundations. Low, low radials. Must sell, drafted. Phone Reasonably priced, (/all 643-i)851. prices. Bank financing. Add-A- CUSTOM made ladies dresses, PART-TIME position. Must have • CHIEF 15 OPERATORS "IH A T f?. 649-7389 evenings. Carrtpers-Trallers Level Dormer, 289-0449. suits. Bridal gowns and veils. good typing anility. Experienced Experience in color and dost roglstor nocossary. WASHING Machine repairs, RCA Also hand set fashion jewelry. preferred. Hours from 5 p.m. to 9 LITTLE SPORTS BY ROUSON Mobile Homes 1971 BUICK LaSabre custom 2- Whirlpool, Kenmore, Maytag? NEWTON H. Smith & Sons - 649-1133. p.m. Diversified and challenging • OFFSET STRIPPER Reasonable rales. Owner of Pike work. For appointment call Mrs. I "TJ3— S T F B U I I >J/> no m -Tftc s t k door hardtop. Air-conditioning, PICK-UP CAMPER - sleeps Remodeling, repairing, additions, Experience Necessary ■ NP. 3 m I BeTTiNC ■'CA I barriNC / -AMA btrrm i / LIKE Coin Wash and Dry Cleaning, 275 Weir, Rensselaer Polytechnic -me. -f • /W, Z . H» 7 many extras. $3,200. Phone 643- five. Can be seen after 5 p.m. at rec rooms, porches and roofing. Bonds-Stocks-Mortgages 27 Top wages plus a liberal benefit program that 2388 after 6 p.m. 11 School Street. West Middle Turnpike, next to No job too small. Call 649-3144. Institute, 549-3600 between 9-5 Stop and Shop, 643-4913. includes a non-contributory pension plan. MORTGAGES, loans first p.m. 1969 FIAT 124 convertible, blue, 1969 COX — 320 tent camper, DORMERS, garages, porches, Apply in person or Call 643-1101 POWER mowers, hand mowers second, third. All kinds. Realty MACHINISTS and machine 5 new radial tires, am/fm radio, sleeps 6, excellent condition, (/all rec rooms, room additions, statewide. Credit rating un- 5-speed transmission, $1,500. 649- 643-9922. sharpening and repairing service. kitchens, add-a-levels, roofing, operator, production work, 50 necessaiy. Reasonable. Confiden­ hours, insurance, paid holidays. 6600, or 643-8765. Call "Sharpall.” Free pick-up and siding, general repairs. Quality tial, quick arrangements. Alvin ALLIED PRINTING SERVICES. INC. NEW MOON-1969, 80x12', two delivery, 643-5305. workmanship. Financing Spencer Marine Corp. 757D 579 MIDDLE TURNPIKE WEST Lundy Agency^, 527-7971. 100 Goodwin St., East Hartford, 1970 VOLKSWAGEN Bug, 26,000 bedrooms, completely furnished. available. Economy Builders, Constitution Plaza, Hartford. MANCHESTER, CONN. MASONRY and concrete, no job miles, excellent condition, $1,300 Immediate occupancy. Vernon Inc., 643-6159, 872-0647, evenings. Evenings, 233-6879. Conn. 528-9315. or best offer. 649-2696. area. $5,905. Call 569-1220. too small, Cull Ed Wise, 649-4451. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Sat., Sept. 30,1972- PAG E P A G E T W E L V E - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Sat., Sept. 30.1972 _ THIRTEZN Out of Town- Musical Instrumants 53 Apartments For Ront 63 Apartmonti For Ront 63 HMiMt For Solo 72 HouMt For Solo 72 Houtoi For Solo 72 Housas For Salt 7 2 Out of Town-For Sala 75 Aoiwfr to K ill* For Ront Vernon 171 EAST MIDDLE — Turnpike, Q U A U T Y throughout cap't be MANCHESTER.- Deluxe 8- COVENTRY, Three-bedroom About Money OLD FULL-SIZE Violin, like MANCHESUfI ROCKVILLE-Mtedroom duplex, 4-room^fl^lt-floo^ flat, with gar­ built today willIth "these features at room Garrison Colonial, 2>A Ranch. Permanent vinyl siding, new, $50. You can’t go wrong. fuUy carpeted, all appUancei In­ CLASSIFIED age. Available Immediately. this price. Large oversized master IMMACULATE baths, carpeting, double garage, eling, basement sarage. Trash System To Start Monday A C B 0 8 S 4 Scottish CaU 643-7668. BROWNSTONE cluding dlshwaiher and dlapoul, RAISED RANCH I ^ n e 649-9644. bedrpom, oversized living room, quality construction. Richard m for rec room. House 2 IH altUn sail yard r-ir.s.a ' . i i parking, laundry tacilltlei, RANCH C sUtuUon of higher learning m huge eat-in kitchen, all built-lns. iWgrtin school. Hayes Agency, years old. Immediate occupancy. moiMtary unit 5 ImmOrSa n:-i:-iaiC 4is -j ; ) i SILVERTONE ban amp, with Friday collection and the Friday full-time students arc also eligi­ APTS. TWO-BEDROOM TOWNHOUSE storage. Quiet area. $184.80 in­ UcMMI la IIm MImwchMi Moimlitn The Town of Vernon will In­ 7 Portuaaf ■ in water ui rign.virtsBiin Jensen’s speakers. Also bass 137 Oakland Slraai formica cabineU, flreplacecl 646-0131. $28,900. F. M. Gaal Agency, ble to apply. Applicants roust ADVERTISING 6 Diminutive brill i?:.-l (.) cluding heat. 6494638, 643-9808. iiat, just I shaft walk is llw |oH Lsvsly S-rsoin Rsnch, 3 bsdrssms, or stitute a municipal refuse collec- collection will otherwise remain — IVk baths, fully equipped family room, spare room, large Realtors, MLB, 643-2882. monttary unit guitar, both $100. Phone 643-4538 (Reulall) ' 2 bsasoms ind dlnbif room. Ur|s take the Scholastic Aptitude IS MolMt of Alice QUIET ADULT LIVING kitchen, dishwasher, stove, dis­ CSV res. Msny fins Isiturss irs si- tile bath, large closets, 2-car gar- MANCHESTER VICINITY - 6- Uon service Monday. For the past the same. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT.-HOURS 7 Young bird after 7 p.m. Mistsr bsdrssm, esrpstsd, llvkif Tests offered by the C o llie En­ 14 Mountain Largs I 6 2 Bedroom ipirtments. posal, refrigerator, wall-to-waU ROCKVILLE - Four-room MbMsd in this l-rssm, 2V4 bath hsms. ue. $37,700. Philbrick Agency, room Cape, new aluminum COVENTRY, Handyman’s several years the town has con­ The American Legion will pick 8:30 AJIf. to 5:00 P.M. croata of pray room w/fifspiscs, brick front, at- up newspapers and noagazines on trance Examination board ettber 8 Theater B EAUTIFUL Gulbransen Ample closets, heat, hot water, carpeting, patio, barbecue grills, apartment, heat hot water, Mid 401. Iw ito rs , 646-4200. sidlra, new roof, 3-4 bedroonu, Special, Morin Avenue, Partially tracted with an out^f-town con­ 15 Macaratas ' $225, heat included, children iKhsd |ari|Si lsvsly privsts wosdsd overm klng Andover Lake. Only finished four rooms. $5,000. the second Sunday of each on Nov. 4 or Dec. 2. The deadline 16 Hopalaas sign (ab.) console piano, walnut, $605. CaU carpeting, parking for 2 cere, com­ appUances, available October cern, but last spring the Town welcome. D. J. Henry Company $23,800. Hayes Agency, 6464)131. Goodchlld-Bartlett, Realtors, for applying to take the Nov. 4 COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADV^. ones (slang) 9 Century (ab.) 26 Arm bone 43 Wild ox of 875-6585. pletely equipped kitchen. Air- 15th. No pets. Adults preferred. RAISED Ranch - 8 rooms, large lot. Council approved the town opera­ month within the Rockville Q ty u m NOON DAT BETOBB PDBUOATION 17 Through 10 Colorado 27 Pastries Celebes 644-1330. $150 per month. Security. 872- R. F. BLANCHARD modem eat-in kitchen, formal 646-5066, 643-7887. tion. It took this long to Institute limits (District 1) and the Fire test is Ckt. 2 Indians- conditioning 6 garages optional. MANCHESTER SEVEN — room DeadUiM for tatnidaj Mid Mbiidaj la U iM Noon Friday 18 Sick 29 Brazilian slate 44 Spheres BUNDY clarinet, exceUent 3919. dining room, 2Vk baths, 2 It due to the Uick of equipment, Department will pick up in the Bible Service 20 LitUa (Scot) 11 Skin (suffix) 30 Maned 46 Chow------CALL DELUXE ONE — Bedroom Rsillsn-MLS 646-2412 fireplaces, 4 b^room s, wall-to- R. E .M E R R in AGENCY Colonial, i'A baths, modern EAST Hartford-Oak Street area. condition, with case, lyre. 242- which was on order. rural area (DUtrict 2), the third In accordance wltta the (Catholic 21 Maka bellava, 12 Larisson carnivore 47 Measure $46-1769 872-9690 apartment, wall-to-wall carpeting Businats Locatloni- Fsr Ihs llnsr homss wall carpeting, 2-car u rage with REALTORS 646-1180 kitchen, nice yard, city utilities. Beautiful three-bedroom Split 25 Silvar coin mountain 31 Building of land 8142. Andrew Tricarico, director of Sunday of each month. The church’s concern for human life ti^ughout, complete appUances, 67 electric door. Many other extras. Richard Martin School. $28,800. Level. Fireplaced living room, TOUB OOOPKBATION WOX. of India 19 Lieutenants additions 48 Pieced out For R ant and dignity, the comiminlty af­ NEW three-bedroom duplex, IVk vanity bath. CentraUy located pubUc works, is asking for the newsprint will be recycled. Glass BB AFPBBOATBD 28Spira (ab.) 37 Rat-catching 50 Consume food BECKER BROTHERS uprig^ht Three years old. $43,900. kitchen with stove, D IAL 643-2711 baths, appUances, carpeting, no NO basement to clutter this 6- ______dltvJasZ"* complete cooperation of all may be brought to the recycling fairs committee ol the Parish 32 Feminine 21 Spanish canine 51 Female grand piano with bench. Ex­ $175 monthly. R.D. Murdock, t h r e e -r o o m comer office SEDVEN-room Split level, large Philbrick Agency, 646-4200. ins mnm urlth •••••••••••••••••••••• OlSUWaSnef, disposal. Paneled pels. Available November 1st. room Ranch. Living room with Council and the Ladles of the appellation monetary unit 38 Mineral saint (ab.) cellent for beginners. $125. CaU 643-2692. suite. House & Hale Bldg., 983 living room with fireplace, Lott-Land For Sala 73 family room, l'/i baths, garage. residents. He explained that center on West Rd. Security deposit. $235 monthly. fireplace, wall-to-wall carpet. Sacred Heart of Sacred Heart 33 Gastropod 22 Bred spring 53 Siouan Indian 643-6882. Main St., Phone 643-4846. beautiful family room, IVk baths', High 30's. 568-5361 Owner. there wiU undoubtedly be tome Tires originating as residential Continued From Preceding Page mollusk After 4 p.m., 643-5014. MANCHESTER MID 20’s Kitchen, stove, refrigerator, 23 Cuddle 41 Former coin 54 Parent- MANCHESTER - New 3- ______ii______wall-to-wall caipet and many ex­ EAST HARTFORD, Greenlawn problems due to the new equip­ waste may be brought to the Church, Rt., Vernon, will sponsor 34 Scornful washer, dryer Included in price. 24 Disavowed of Siam Teacher bedroom duplex, IVk baths, tras. Garage, urge wooded lot BIG AND LiU LEIt Street, 50x218' residential, city VERNON-Elllngton Une. Four- a special Bible service Htip Wanttd 35 Help Wanted 35 grimace 25 Balance 42 Hybrid animal group (ab.) 56 MANCHESTER - 100,000 Garage, small comer lot, city ment and new personnel. With Public Works Department garage Antiques appliances, $235 monthly. with privacy. $37,800. Philbrick water, sewers, $5,550. Goodchila- bedroom Cape, formal dining 35 Austrian square feet, wlU divide. Suitable B i| bouttl! Uttio pries for this Capo conveniences. 628,000. Audrey the new service there will also be on Rt. 30 and placed In the yard Wednesday at 7 :30. 1 2 3 4 B B r - T“ 9 10 II i2 Frechette & Martin, 647-9993. Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. Bartlett, Realtors, 646-5066, 643- room, full shed, huge rooms. province The Pack Rat, antiques, for manufacturing and with 6'/k rooms, on trood lot for Ih t Schaefer, Broker, 875-8381. some changes in the collection to the rear of th^ garage. No The week of Oct. 1-7 has been 36 Sippets WOODLAND 7887. High, well treed lot, city water, 11 14 warehouse. 1-748-5634. man who can do tomo Usin'. City automobile parts will be declared “ Respect Life” week by 38TilU collectibles and bric-a-brac. Sun­ #•###•#aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa## sewer, !'/■ baths, aU appUances. schedule from the one used by PRIVAC Y—Large Raised Ranch, the American bishops. 40 Adjusted i8 U day, 12-6, Flora Rd., off Route 85, MANOR Furnished Apartments 64 sawort, walk to school or ihoppini, MANCHESTER RURAL - half Immaculate. Won't last at $28,- the private contractor. accepted. SOUTH of Manchester — two baths, paneled recreation 42 Chinese Bolton. ALL BRICK sat-in kitchsn, formal dinini room acre, $6,500. Andover- 900. Meyer, Realtors, 643-0809. The Monday collection will In­ Vernon residents wishing to Hospital Hosts bigwig 17 ll. 19 26 ooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo Successful area, 20x65 space. room, fireplace, built-lns, gar­ APARTMENTS with chair rail. Lar|s btdrooms. Call 1. Overlooking lake, $2,200. Coven­ clude all of Center Rd. from Rt. take trash to the refuse area on Rockville General Hospital was OFFICE MANAGER 45 Oriental P 1 TWO-R(X)M furnished Robert Agency, 228-9274. ages, garden. Hutchins Agency, I I Ranch with 10 rooms. A spisndid VERNON-Young six-room Cape. host Wednesday to the meeting of . 23 24 Wanted To Buy 58 Isnnlnis,'649-5306. try, Half acre, excellent area, 30 to Regan Rd., Betty Circle, Rt. 140 In Ellington, may do so if porgy apartment, heat, hot water, Rraltors, 649-5324. houss In an sicsptional $3,500. Tolland,-acre, $3,900. Country kitchen, three or four the Emergency Department Nur­ ^ | | 46 Girl’s name 2S 2S 27 29 u s r stove, refrigerator. Apply DOCTOR'S or attorney’s office, Pearl Dr., Jonathan Dr. and all of they abide by the rules set up for 49 Disquiet WANTED CRANK - HOMESTEAD ST. Hayes Agency. 646-0131. bedrooms, wall-to-waU carpeting, sing Associations of Connecticut 1 Small office, billing, sales, inventory control and customerg^ ■ 1 Marlow's, 867 Main Street. beautiful, spacious, excellent nsi|hboihood. This houss must bs • •• B&W ••• CARL ZINSSER has just listed a Tracy Dr. plus the usual areas the area. All loads being 52 Russian a 33 phonographs, cast iron banks and OFF W. MIDDLE TPKL built-ins, vanity bath, large tr e ^ location, first floor, aU faciUtles, sold by eut-of-stoto ownore. Rrtesd' Dll BASSOWS AhO WAUSCE C*. macious, gracious 7-room collected previously on Mondays. transported must be tied down with about 30 emergency room coin (var.) 1 1 ■ toys, comic books, round oak MANCHESTER ShMm -MLS VERNON 4.8 ACRES - lot. Well maintained. TwenUes, 55 Having lobes 34 w THREE-ROOM - furnished parking, reasonable rent. 353 bolow ripiscomont cost In lbs SOs. (Jolonial in a park-like setting The Tuesday collection wiU and secure. The area is open from nurses from various hospitalf tables, early furniture, miUtary Mnclmtw firluOv, MmkIi. I4I-530S commercial zone off Route 83. Owner, 875-3922. contact. We want a hard working man with incentive.:^ 56 Dress 1 1 1 aprtment, aU utilities included, Center St., 649-1680, 649-3549. right in the center of Manchester. include Bamforth, Cemetery, 8 a.m. to 4 p.m., Monday through throughout the state attemUng. 57 Church 37 items. Evenings, 643-6535. ••••aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa# Excellent piece. Paul J. Correnti ^Steady job with advancement. Blue Cross, CMS andj^ 1. 2 ani) 3 bedroom luiury apartments Features older employed, no children or TEN-ROOMS, Contemporary TwoHiar garage. Priced real right Baker, and Bolton (from Baker to Friday and from 8 a.m. to noon The meeting was led by Helen festival 1 Agency, 643-5363.643- EAST HARTFORD, 6-6 duplex. 40 wall to wall carpetini. vanity tile baths, built-in pets. 272 Main. Apartment Buiidings- Ranch with 3-room studio apart­ in the 20s. Call Carl at the Brissette, president of the ^insurance benefits. Send resume and salary requirement to$i^; 58 Granted use W ANTED—Antiques and R. F. BLANCHARD A-1 condition. Terrific income Rt. 30) Rds; Maxwell Dr., on Saturday. oven, range, dishwasher, refrigerator and dis­ F or Sale 70 ment or In-law suite, over 1V4 ^ Ifio r e Agency, 647-1413. ^ B o x H, Manchester Herald. iS::; temporarily 42 43 49 47 49 anything old, banks, brass, RssKon-MLS 646-2412 BOLTON, 7.7 acres of land 658’ potential. Home and-or business. Tamarack Lane, South Grove St., Art Association association who is on the nursing posal. electric heal. 2 air conditioners, glass EAST HARTFORD - AttenUon acres of land with a view, m jewelry, glass and furniture. 643- frontage on 44-A highway. Good Large lot. Low 40's. CaU Now! Sunset Terrace and Hyde Ave. The Tolland County Art staff at Manchester Memorial DOWN 49 SI 82 sliding doors, all large rooms Full basement students, two-bedroom Split ROCKVILLE - Four family, 44- For tbs finor homM redwood constmetion. Large MANCHESTER-mid 20’s. Six- i 6922. storage area, ample parhing Starting at $175. business potential. ^5.000. F. M. Wolcott, Realtors, 568-8200. Wednesday collection will in­ Association will sponsor a fall Hospital. Dr. Norman Zlotski, WANTED, Housewives to deliver PART-TIME JANITORIAL - 1 Catch breath Level. 1 '/m baths, heat, hot water, 3-3, income $5,800. Price $37,900. thermopane windows. Philbrick room (Dolonial, enclosed front BS B9 Handy to shopping, schools, bus and religious Gaal Agency, Realtors, MLS, 643- foliage trip, open to the public, orthopedic surgeon on the staff at mail in your own neighborhood. work, afternoons, Cal^^^9=5334. convulsively ^pUances, $170. Eastern Real Owner will help with financing. Agency, 646-4200. porch, good neighborhood, city clude all of the streets in the Rooms Without Board 59 fK ilities RANCH oh three acres with 11 2682. TOLLAND, Partridge Lane, five Rockville General, spoke on Flexible hours. No soliciting. 2 Bone (comb, 8? 69 & tate, 646-8250. 872-3919. utilities, central. Helen D. Cole, Bolton Lake Shores area, the on Oct. 14. The trip, to Model apartment open lor inspection 12-6 large rooms, 3 baths, 5 bedrooms, room, three-bedroom. Ranch. Immediate work. Phone 64fr^700 SCHOOL BUS — and station form; var.) Realtor, MLS, 643-6666. Rosedale section and Grier Rd. Woodst(x;k, N. Y., the oldest art orthopedic emergencies. A cpies- 3 Employer THE THOMPSON House - Saturday and Sunday, other times by appoint­ family room, 2 kitchens, could be CAPE, 6-rooms large eat-in BOLTON, One acre, $7,500; IVa Large eat-in kitchen, disposal, or apply at office. Independent wagon drivers for the Town of ment THREE-room furnished, heated Business Proparty- Thursday’s collection will In­ colony in America, will be made tion and answer period followed (NIWSPAMS INTISPSISI ASSN.) -Cottage St., centrally located, ideal for in-laws, bam, 6 horse kitchen, dining room, 3 large acres, $8,000; two acreas, $11,900, refrigerator, ran^e, washer, Postal System, 473 Hartford Manchester. 7:15-8:45 and 2-3:30 apartment. Large closets. F*rivate F or Sale 71 CAPE 6 rooms, fireplace, wall-to- by bus. with a tour of the emergency large, pleasantly furnished stalls, 6 regulation dog kennels. bedrooms, one-acre treed lot, (This lot zoned for two-family). dryer, color television, living clude FYospect St. from Ellington Road, Manchester. p.m. Excellent part-time posi­ entrances. Adults. No pets. wall carpet, garage, fenced yard, room area. 38 B o ats-A c ctss o rits 4 6 rooms, parking. Call 649-2358 for Philbrick Agency, Realtors, 646- $27,500. Philbrick Agency, Manchester-building lot, $5,000. room rug included. Lot 100x252 . Ave. to (Orchard St., Ward St. Anyone interested In going on tion. Will train. Call John Sokolis, Situation W anttd Security. Forking. 643-4860. MANCHESTER BUSINESS - full basement, city conveniences. Annual Meeting overnight and permanent guest BuiKby 4200. Realtors, 646^200. Coventry, one lot, $2,500. F. M. Asking $30,000. Austin Chambers, from Prospect to Union St., the trip, which will cost $6 per E X PE R IE N C E D cyUndrical 643-2373 between 10 a.m. and and apartment location. Newer Asking $27,900. Owner 643-4381 SUNFLOWER sailboat. One year rates. Gaal Agency, Raltors, MLS, 643- Realtor, MLS, 643-2325. Tolland. Thompson Court, Thompson St. person, should send his check to The annual meeting of the grinder, knowledge of cutting noon. Beautiful playful gray kitten and U & R Housing Corp. TWO-ROOM efficiency, building, aluminum siding, new RANCH, immaculate condition after 5 p.m. old. $125. Phone 649-0630. 2682. Mrs. Farris, 872-6618. Listings ___and______Bailey^ _____ Lane. Residents of Mrs. Millie Pereira, 23 Bette Nathan Hale Branch, American tools helpful. Apply in person. miniature tiger, trained, free. everything furnished including roof, central location. ^,9 00 . throughout, eat-in kitchen, for­ ATTRACTIVE R(X)M - for appreciated. ^ these areas are asked to note they Circle, Vernon. Reservations Red Ooss, will be held Oct. 11 at Gammons Hoaglund Co., 395 DENTAL ASSISTANT - 649-1203. utilities, parking privacy. 643- Hayes Agency, 646-0131. mal dining room, large living RCKDKLEDGE area - Gorgeous 7- 1963 M ASTERCRAFT trailer, working adult, aU comforts of MOVE UP Out of Town-For Sale 75 must be made by Oct. 1. the Ellington Ridge Country Main St., Manchester. 643-9501. chairside-for busy Rockville of­ Rantals by 4944. room with fireplace, 3 t^room s, room Raised Ranch. Fabulous w rn V ed 'R e’ I i E V tV tr * “ ’ **77 “ ave been removed from the needs some work. First $50 takes home, central location, board op­ Qub. There will be a social hour fice. Full time. Gets. $135 474 M AIN STREET, three-room tained, this comfortable features VERNON—A beauty, stone Ranch on 4 For tho finor homos MAN wanted to train as Treasures, September 29th, 6 to 9 equipped kitchen, dishwasher, IVt baths, aluminum siding, 2-car dimng room, eat-in kitchen, gar­ citizen, and who rank in the top affair will be divided among both monthly. Phone 646-1098 after apartment, second floor. Heat, a living room, formal dining roof, new wall-to-wall, nice starter or Kres. Nice view. $57,000. polyethylene bag machine paid benefits. Apply at Nobel and p.m., SeptemWr 30th, 9 a.m. to disposal, stove, refrigerator, wall- age. Deep shaded lot. $23,500. 40 ” CO PPER hood, fan, $20; 5:30 p.m. $128. Security. Family unit. CaU garage, acre lot with privacy. retirement home. half of their class at the end of groups to be used toward election Westbrook, 20 Westbrook Street, to-wall carpeting, air con­ room, country kitchen, 1 Mi baths Amedy Realty, Realtors, 875- TOLLAND-8-room Ranch, one acre, mechanic on first shift, 8 a.m. to noon. Wapping (im m unity Hall, screen and anirons $20; tricycle, 646-2426, 9 to 5 p.m. $35,900. Philbrick Agency, their junior year. expenses. Candidates In the East Hartford. An equal oppor­ ditioning. Magnificent view. and paneled family room. Out­ $28,900. 7 rooms, all new inside, 2-zone heat, I'h baths, 3 bedrooms, 4:30 p.m. This job requires basic Wapping Center, A.L.A. Unit 133. chain driven, $8; leaf picker, $7; NEW three-bedroom duplex, Realtors, 646-4200. 6283. 19.6 DAYS Secondary school graduates NOTember elections will be in­ mechanical skill. We offer a clean tunity employer. (Dhildren welcome, $210. Heat door entertaining will be easy on wooded lot, walk to all schools. A oil space heater, $5; nding lawn appliances, fireplaces, quiet H ALF of 2-family home, 6 rooms central vacuum system. Plenty of I N T O W N troduced at half-time. This will and Ughts included. D. J. Henry a private brick patio with gas That is the averaie length of time who ranked in the upper half of modem plant in East Hartford, NEIGHBORHOOD Tag Sale, mower, $20. 649-8430. residential area. $235 monthly. first floor, convenient location, 2 youni mother's dream. MANCHESTER 4-BEDR(X)M - e)(tras. $49,900. R E A L ESTATE salesman, Co., 644-1330. grill. Priced in the mid 30's. Call taken to sell a home listed with this Six-room Ranch, spacious livkig room their graduating class and have include candidates from the near Manchester line. Call 528- September 29,30 and October 1st, 643-1041. bedrooms, family room, MANCHESTER Colonial, center hall, 12x24 experienced preferred. Will con­ 643-2090. ______V E R N 0N -R i|ht on Bolton Lake, 5'/^- office. Priced from wtth firtplacs, good s lit dininf room, not previously attended an in- county area. 9471, 9 a.m. to 12 noon, weekdays 10 a.m. until dark. 637 D em i^ SEWING MACHINES, Singer F. J. SPILECKl fireplaced living room, garage, sider training. Full-time basis carpeting, plus other extras. 646- $25,900 room Ranch, 3 bedrooms, lar|e deck 3 bedrooms, convtnitnl kitchsn, only. Street, South Windsor, many mis­ Touch and Sew, $47.50; 1972 Zig- THREE ROOMS - large livii^ 1536, 5:30-7:30. REAL ESTATE residential area. $26,900. Hayes $11,900 to $67,000 only. Hutchins Agency, 649-5324. As little as 5% down to a qualified overlookini lake. $34,900. Krooned porch, sttKhod prsgo, woll cellaneous items. Zag, unclaimed law-away, $43.75. room, large bedroom, eat-in 643-2121 Agency, 64(>-0131. Every single family home listed this CASE NO. 15987 JUST LISTED buyer can put you in this 6-room GLASTONBURY-6-room Cape, 3 landscaped yard. 5% down to ATTENTION Guaranteed. 522-0931, dealer. kitchen with appUances, large FOUR room apartment, first VERNON TOWERS year with us has been sold except AIR CONDmONERS, Fedders Private treed lot comes with this Ranch that is close to everythin!. Wall SEVEN-ROOM - Colonial, bedrooms, 1'/^ baths, formal dinini qusHfiod buyer. Full price, only $26 SINGER COMPANY DEMONSTRATORS - Work closets, wall-to-wall carpeting, floor. 646-1683. "Where Ihe cost of living is easy " FIVED-room Ranch, fireplace, tile current listings. 18,000 BTU, 220 volts, 27’’xl6’’, 7 refreshinfly clean 7-room Cape. to wall in the livinc room, lull 110’xl75’ lot. Great possible com­ SALES AND SERVICE with the company that has AUTOMATIC washer. Whirlpool, shades, air-condition, laundry bath, built-ins, plaster walls, room with built-in hutch. Lar|e lot 900. years old, hij^est bid. Call 646- Spacious one and two bedroom apartments tha Briyht eat-in kitchen, formal dininf basement. A hard to find piece of mercial property. Hutchins Agen­ THINK OF SELLING REPRESENTATIVE everything! Full color catalog. good condition, $30. Phone 649- facilities, basement storage, FOUR-ROOM apartment, newly wall-to-wall carpet in living room with fruit trees. $32,500. PUBLIC AUCTION 3846 before October 3rd. 3409. parking for two cars. Convenient redecorated, appUances, heat, feature fully applianced kitchens, watl-to-wal room, eitra larye liviny room with property. For more details call Tony and hall, hot water oil heat, city cy. 649-5324. Call Us! Best Hostess awards! Lai^est carpeting, large bedrooms, dining room ant ANDOVER-Summer Cotta|e, 2 U & R REALTY CO, INC. PARTITION SALE OF DWELLING AND LAND Opening for an ambitious, reliable, location, heat and hot water in­ central location. Security. $180 fireplace, 3 bedrooms, I'/i baths, den Wasilefskv. utilities, garage plus carport, out­ R.E. MERRITT AGENCY selection, highest commissions. living room and-listen to this-heal, lights and bedrooms, full bath, screened porch, Robert 0. Murdock hard working person, who would like L-TECK LANCING - speakers. FRIG ID AIR E 30“ electric stove, cluded. $175 monthly. Thurston monthly. 649-3340. side stone fireplace. Quiet DUPLEX 7-7 - Excellent Realtors 646-1180 No investment. I.B.M. system for aif conditioning One bedroom $179. two or 4th bedroom, screened-in porch, Realtor 643-2692 to work into management. Five-day Model 604,15” , with cabinet. C!all very good condition. Clean. $60. Apartments, 140 HiUiard St. (]aU • • • B & W • • • neighborhood. $33,800. Charles investment possiblility with 7- drilled well. $12,190. speedy and efficient operation, after 5 p.m., 6^5879. bedrooms $209 Who said that Ihe cost ol living (araye. Eicellent condition. room Colonial. Possible commer­ week, commission with draw, com­ Phone 647-1820. Peterman, 649-9404. MANCHESTER - Newer 2- Tilt BUROWS AND WALLACE Co. Lesperance, 649-7620. VERNON—Yes, I'm eipensive. Words (fall or write today, “ Santa’s Par­ IS going up’ Children welcome cial property, 250'xl75', A rare tie s ’ ’ . A von , Conn., 06001. bedroom Townhouse, includes RiaHon - MLS cqn’t describe this 118’ brick estate, pany vehicle furnished and other PICNIC TABLES, extra sturdy, $31,900. opportunity. Hutchins Agency, SALE ON PREMISES company benefits. Apply in person: T elep h on e 1-673-3455. A lso M APLE bed, box spring, dresser, ATTRACn’IVE 4-room first floor heat, appUances, 1 ^ baths, full ___ Mincliatltr PirluJa, M ixh. 648-531)6 9('luxurious rooms, Petersen custom FOREST HILLS FOREST HILLS all bolted. All-sizes and styles. two porch chairs, chrome kitchen apartment, stove, refrigerator, basement, $245 per month, Paul D. J. HENRY CO. 649-5324. Situated on the northerly side of booking parties. CAPE REVIEW 'desiined kitchen, livini room, formal vie have many line wooded lots still Fiv«-room Ranch, large living room From $30, debvered. W. Zinker, set, maple table, base cabinet, references, no pets, $141. 228- W. Dougan, Realtor, 643-4535. AMEDY REALTY COLONIAL 9 rooms, five years Route 31 In the Town of Covontry, Windsorville Rd., Ellington, 875- 644-1330 $24,900 - COVENTRY - 7-room MANCHESTER VICINITY - dinini room with custom draperies, available for you to choose Irom for with bay window, kitchan with built- SINGER COMPANY TELEPHONE SOLICITORS - grill. Good condition. Phone 649- 3540. REALTORS 875-6283 old, large modem kitchen with 0397. Cape. Aluminum siding, 3 or 4 Clean 5Vi room ranch with library with hand rubbed panelini, 4 your New Custom Built Home. Call us SATURDAY, OCTOBER 14,1972 856 MAIN ST. MANCHESTER East Hartford. We need 2 5 j^ p le 5747. TWO-ROOM APARTMENT - Professional Services room for table. First floor family in, 3 bedrooms, 2 full baths, spacious room, 24’ long with fireplace, recreation room, carpets, swim­ fireplaces, 5,000 square feet of livini and we will be most happy to help you to work four hour shifts. (Jhoose heat, hot water, stove and ROCKVILLE SUNNY - small 4- 7 Dayi A Week bedrooms, IH baths, fireplace. paneled rec room, lireplece wall air- at 1:00 P.M. CLEAN, dark rich loam, five LOVE SEAT and rocker, good refrigerator. 647-9251. formal dining room, large living ming pool, on one acre lot. $27,- area. Kidney shaped in-|round pool pick your new home site and design a RN, private residential school for your own commissions. (]all 568- yards, $22.50. Sand, gravel, stone, PRESIDENTIAL room apartment, on second floor, Lovely patio, and garage, wooded condilionar, carpeting in living room, condition. Phone after 6 p.m., room, 4 bedrooms, full basement 900. Hutchins Agency, 649-5324. on 5 acres of rollini lawn and home that fits your needs. handicapped children in Hartford 8130 or ^ p ly in person, 419 Main manure, pool and patio sand. 643- near center. One child accepted. lot. 6466920. VILLAGE APTS. MANCHESTER AVAILABLE - MANCHESTER $28,500 - for a with rec room and laundry. Large professional landscapiny. Beautiful hall and kitchan, screened porch and needs an RN for night duty. Street, East Hartford, Opposite 9504. $110 monthly plus security DUPLEX — 7-7, four bedrooms F*ratt and Whitney. MANCHESTER October 1st., 4-room apartment, 6‘/z-room Ranch on treed lot in wooded lot. Garage M 1,000. $25,900-MANCHESTER-6-room view overlookini picturesque Vernon. Experience with handicapped deposit. 1-684-4331. on large treed lot. Great commer­ firepiKe. Only 5% down to qualified By ordor of tho Superior Court for Tolland County, SINGER Touch and Sew, Uke stove, refrigerator, disposal, dis­ fine residential neighborhood. Philbrick Agency, Realtors, 646- Cape. 3 bedrooms, den, fireplace, With many extras.$162r000. U & R REALTY CO., INC. children helpful but not ALUMINUM SHEETS - used as One and two bedroonis. cial potential. Hutchins Agency, buyer. Full price only $32,500. I will soli at Public Auction on tho promises to tho new, hems, buttonholes, stretch hwasher, carpeting. $195 Large living room with fireplace, 4200. Robert D. Murdock. Realtor necessary, ^ l i t shift. Apartment Situation Wanted 38 printing plates, .009 thick, 23x- Immediate occupancy. lovely wooded lot. MANSFIELD-New Raised Ranch. 2'/) highest bidder on Saturday, October 14, 1972 at 1 stitches, monograms, sews on monthly. 649-3978, 643-6165. dining room,, kitchen, 3 649-5324. 643-2692 available. For information con­ 32” , 25 cents each or 5 for $1. 643- Near schools, churches baths, carpeted throu|houl, 3 u & R REALTY CO, INC. o'clock p.m. That certain piece or parcel of land buttons, fancy designs. Originally bedrooms, olie-car garage. $26,500-EAST HARTFORD-6- tact Mr. Campbell at 242-2274 PAINTERS Inside. 2711. MANCHESTER MANCHESTER NEWER - 6- d Robert D. Murdock $399.50, now only $99.65. Elasy and shopping center, on THREE-BEDROOM FOR RENT Screened and h eat^ porch. Im­ room Cape. 3 bedrooms, (ien, full bedrooms, 2 fireplaces. Lot 150x350. situated on the northerly side of Route 31 In the Town between 9 a.m. and 3 p.m. Experienced. Ceiling Specialists. room Colonial, 3 large bedrooms, terms. 522-0476, dealer. bus line. Call anytime. APARTMENT - heat, hot maculate. Call Warren E. 7-ROOM L-RANCH!! $43,800. Realtor 643-2692 of Coventry, County of Tolland and State of Connec­ Insured. Reasonable rates. Free SCREENED LOAM - sand, PINNEY BROOK III basement, newly painted exterior. I'A baths, formal dining room, water, second floor, porch, $165. Howland, Realtor, 643-1108. Attention all families seekinc a food MANSFIELD-7-room Dutch Colonial. I ticut, together with all the buildings thereon bounded WOMEN TO — collect eggs. estimates. Dave, 742-8882, or gravel, processed gravel and fill. Gsrden Apartments i front-to-back living room, ex­ ESTATES and household lots to 646-2623 October 1st. Qose to school. (Dou- sized one floor home in a fine resi- 4 bedrooms, I'/i baths, livini room You’re Invited and described as follows: Miller Farms, North Coventry, Don, 742-8037. George H. Griffing, Andover, 742- ELLINGTON, C0NN(,^> R. E .M E R R in AGENCY cellent condition, convenient buy. Bob Fluckiger, 649-3247. ple with one child accepted. One dentlal ares. Built-ins, csrpstini, attic with fireplace and built-in bookcases, 643-8021.______7886. PinntTivy St..»!., M.ta. 4BO2 I( REALTORS 646-1180 location. Low 30s. Paul W. SUNDAY, 2-5 P.M. Dogs-Birds-Pets 41 month security. References BUSINESS tan, fireplaced-livlni room, dinini formal dinini room with built-in AVON CALLING - Let Avon CLEIAN USED — refrigerators, preferred. 643-8176. Pe-) Dougan, Realtor, 643-4535. MAIN ST., 4 unfurnished rooms, room and laraie. Choice situation at AN excellent value if you are hutch. One acre plus. Beautiful treed Manchester help take you on a winter TAG SALE rear of 73 Spruce St., ranges, automatic washers with Month and HOME New homes in Manchester By land now or formerly of SIAMESE kittens, registered, second floor. Available October ^ 1 3 S ‘ $32,900. Mr. Gordon. 649-5306. looking for lots of living space in lot. All this for $37,900. NORTHERLY: vacation! As an Avon Represen­ Saturday and Sunday. g^rantees. See them at B. D. MANCHESTER Deluxe 2- MANCHESTER - Bowers Lec^Tremblay; excellent pedigree and disposi­ 15th. Call 4-8 p.m., 643-6441. TOTAL ELECTRIC B-3-Zone, 2-(amlly, plui singls a gracious Colonial. ^ -large with rural settings now under FOREST HILLS tative, you can earn “ get-away” Pearl's Appliances, 649 Main St., bedroom townhouse, includes School 6-room Cape with 3 tion, Must be seen to be ap­ 3'/; room dd uit family home. Only J37,500. (Dali rooms (living room, dining room, Call us lor your listin|s. construction, or pick your New Homes money for fun in the sun or snow. RAILROAD ties for sale, 8'6” Call 643-2171. heat, appliances, carpets. FuU bedrooms and den. Sunny kitchen preciated. 872-3727. long, 10" high. 10 ' wide. Ex­ DELUXE ONE-BEDROOM - $150. now. Fred Newman, 289-7475. • •• B&W*** kitchen, 3 bedrooms) plus with oven and range, livmg room No home is too bi| or too small own lovely lot! Call 289-4922. private basement. $230 per FlttpliCi unit now being NORTHEASTERLY By land now or formerly of apartment at the Teresa Tht BARROWS AND NALUCE Co. screened porch, walk-up attic, cellent for retaining walls and FRIGIDAIRE, electric stove, month. Paul W. Dougan Realtor, has wall-to-wall carpet. Scarce for us to handle. NUTMEG HOMES, lie., has a Dorothy Konnison; LOVELY ANGORA - Kittens, 6 Apartments, including $175 fttilton — MLS basement, auxiliary room, pan­ built by... EXPERIENCED ' decorative landscaping. Call 646- good condition, $30. Call after 6 6434535. or 646-1021. price range, $26,800. Wolverton We also handle farms, land, weeks old, housebroken. Free. appliances, carpets and air- BRAND NEW 3 room Msnchfsttr Pirktdi, Minch. 649-5306 try, laundry area, large full bath reputation for excellence of CENTERLESS - grinder, full­ 2739 or 875-3919, for free estimate p.m. 649-4997. Agency, Realtors, 649-2813. apartments, industrial or commercial JAMES A. MC CARTHY Males and females. Call 649-1441. conditioning. $171 per month. units in brick and stone upstairs and half bath downstairs. construction and design. time, all benefits. No other need and delivery. PLEASANT LIVING - five large PASEK properties. EASTERLY: By land now or formerly of Paul W. I^ugan. Realtor, 643- Garden Apartment TWO family, 5-4 Immaculate Detached 3-car garage has first C APE — $27,900 — Immaculate Come see why! apply. Apply in person. The WASHING MACHINE, $100. Gas rooms, first floor, two family. 289-7475 Raaltors-MLS Dri^e out or cell tor appointment to | Dorothy Konnison and land MINIATURE SCHNAUZERS - ANTIQUE school desk, assorted 4535 646-1021. building. Range, condition throughout, new roof, and second floor workshop or 6-room Cape, bus line, 3 Stygar Gage Co., 1445 Tolland 9 weeks old, salt and pepper, dryer, $75. Both in good condi­ Garage, storage, nice yaril. $185. Directions; North on Ver­ sf'j IhMe lovely homes. now or formerly of Mary F. selections; cast-iron bases, desk tion. Call 649-6478 after 7 p.m. refrigerator, disposal, Open 9-9 exterior recently painted. Good storage space. Could use routine bedrooms plus den. Frenchette & Tpke, Manchester. excellent temperament. GARDEN T Y P E - two- 649-1906. non St., left on Scott Drive. Sullivan, each in part; and chair, $10. Scroll cast iron basement laundry & Investment anrl return. Secon­ redecorating but is very clean and Martin, Realtors, 647-9993. BASKIN 7-Room Ranch Reasonable. 872-3263. bedroom ^^artment, second storage, wall to wall dary financing available. Close to in excellent condition HAIRDRESSERS legs with chairs attached, $5. All Musical Instruments 53 MANCHESTER AR E A - Four- Fourth right off Scott Drive is 7-Room Colonial floor. Includes heat, appliances, carpeting. MANCHESTER SIX - room bus line. $32,500. Philbrick Agen­ throughout. It is located in a APPLICATIONS — now being excellent condition. Phone 643- room modern apartment, MANCHESTER IDEAL - home Real Estate Dearborn Drive. Look for 7-Room Raised Ranch SOUTHERLY: By land now or formerly of ADORABLE — 3 month old, carpets. $205 monthly. Paul W. M uKi only, ibM lu ltlr no pots Colonial Cape, full shed dormer, cy, Ftealtors, 646-4200. pleasant, central, tree-lined t^ e n , for full and part-time. 6065. HAMMOND B3 — organ with available immediately, with heat, and office combination. Six-room Bolton Branch, Rt. 44-A signs. 7Room Dutch Colonial Adma Watrous, land now or orange and black, fluffy kitten, Dougan. Realtor, 643-4535 or 646- I'/z baths, 3 bedrooms, front-to- residential neighborhood. $27,- Colonial with 3 bedrooms, formal earn Leslie tone cabinet $2,200 and hot water, appUances, carpeting, Rtstrvs now for 647-9119 647-9110 7-Room Capo Cod formerly of Robert Holms of has nad one shot. Very gocxl 1021. rear living room, large kitchen GEORGIAN Colonial-All brick, 400. Odegard Realty, 643-4365. starting TAG SALE-17 Garden Drive, misceUaneous band equipment. air-conditioning optional, rarking Oct. 15 snd Nov. 1 Occupancy dining room, huge kitchen with al and Connacticut State home wanted. Call 647-9357 after and dining room, garage. Char ten rooms, four large bedrooms, . or 643- Saturday and Sunday, 12-4. 643-9276, after 4 p.m. and laundty. $190 monthly. 649- pantiy, 2-car garage. Immediate Your Home May Be Highway Routt 31, each In 6 p.m. MANCHESTER - Newer one- CALL James i. Gessay Bon Agency, 643-0683. beautiful entrance foyer. Two MANCHESTER-Two-family, VERNON — 50 miles view, I'-k All located at the end of Hamilton I 0861 evenings. Ask for Lori Moving to Florida. Furnishings, --...... 2871, 6 4 6 ^ 2 . occupancy. Low, low 30's. bedroom apartment, private en­ fireplaces, 2'A baths, two-car gar­ g^ood condition. Two furnaces. acres, hill top esUte, 2400 square Taken In Trade Drive, Manchastor. Call for dirtdions | p a rt; Driscoll.______clothing etc. FOUR PIECE — set of premier REAL ESTATE Wolverton Agency, Realtors, 649- EIGHT-MONTH - old golden trance. Ranch type. Includes heat K E E N E Y STREET - area - age. Sunporch, in mint of condi­ Two-car garage with amesite foot brick Ranch. Excellent area. if naedad. drums and Ludwig Snare, also M ANCHESTER — One-bedroom 875-0134 2813. Labrador, all shots, wormed, and appliances, $159 per month. Recently listed, this relatively tion. Philbrick Agency, Realtors. drive, priced to sell. (Dali Mitten $54,900. Hayes Agency, 646-0131. BELFIORE B AR M AID — cocktail hostess LIVE BAIT - Open 24 hours. three symbols. Call 646-5369 after Townshouse, private entrances, WESTERLY AND By land now or formerly of wanted. Call 872-3381, ask for AKC registered, excellent with Ring bell for service. Shiners, Paul W, Dougan, Realtor, 643- new Raised Ranch on a % acre 646-4200. Agency, Realtors, 643-6930. M ANCHESTER FIRST - time 6:30 p.m. full basement, includes heat and COLUMBIA-HUNT ROAD - AGENCY NORTHW ESTERLY: William Bockor. Skip. children, needs large yard. Best crawlers, ec. 144 Deming Street, 4535, 646-1021. lot, 3 bedrooms, IVk baths, gar­ on the market. Six-room Custom R.E. MERRITT AGENCY appUances, $200 per month. Paul owner moving, three-bedroom REALTORS - 647-1413 offer. 643-2645. Manchester. Wapping Road. ROCKVILLE - 3-room age. Immediate occupancy. built Cape with full dormer, for­ REALTORS ...... 646-1180 I W. Dougan, Realtor, 643-4535, or Business Locations- Ranch, 28x44', drilled well, two- G A L F R ID A Y — Light dictation, Garden Products 50 apartment with heat, hot water, Priced to sell at- only $37,900. T. 67 mal dining room, with chair rail, 646-1021. F o r R ant zone hot water heat, 14x22' living record keeping, form letters. GREAT DANE - 6 weeks old, 80 BAG ICE CUBE - vending stove and refrigerator, $125. J. Crockett, Realtor, 643-1577. family sized kitchen, living room Th* sale is made subject to tho approval of tho room with fireplace, large com­ Good telephone personality. fawn male, has papers. Call machine, one year old. Also ice Adults only, no pets, parking for with fireplace, 3 huge bedrooms, Superior Court for Tolland County. Thf purchaser at LOOKING for anythUig In real bination kitchen and dining Prefer full-time, but will consider anytime, 649-2384, ask for Jim. maker 400 lb. capacity per day. one car. Security deposit re- COMPACTT — extremly neat 5- IVk baths. Beautiful condition. estate rental -- apartments, room, with all kinds of cabinet th* sal* must deposit with tho Committo* in cash, or less. Insurance and pension Both for price of vending quired. Call 643-9678. room Ranch, with finished rec Low 30's. Wolverton Agency, homes, multiple dwelUnra, no FOR RENT or LEASE space. Completely finished base­ by cortifiod chock th* sum of $3,500.00, th# balonco of benefits. Apply Hartford GREAT DANE - puppies, AKC machine alone. 647-1076. FRESHLY PICKED room, located on treed lot in Realtors, 649-2813. ______fees. Call J.D. Real Estate ment recreation room, with the bid purchas* pric# to b* paid upon approval of th# Dispatch, Mrs. Danise, 528-9551. registered, males and females. THREE ROOMS - $105, will quiet convenient neighborhood. FOOD SALE Bred for children. Call after 6, NATIVE VEGETABLES Associates, Inc. 643-5129. furnish. Four room, $105 plus Only $22,900. Keith Real EsUte, counter, sink and lots more a n d sale by the Superior Court for Tolland County and We are an equal opportunity Boats-Acccssorits 46 2,800 Square Feet of Prime MANCHESTER NEW - Usting. 875-5168. Butter-sugar and yellow Corn. Delicious, fun to eat. Field-ripened utilities. Four rooms, utilities 646-4126, 649-1922. Highland Estates. Gorgeous 11- cabinets. Also cedar closet. Lar^e tender of deed. employer. MANCHESTER F IV E - room, Hlaenlne Shop Spaee GIFT BAZAAR tomatoes. Green and Wax Beans, Peppers, Cucumbers, Lettuce, included, $155. Phone 872-0359 8 room U & R Ranch, 7 bedrooms, two-car garage with screened-m EVIN R U D E outboard motors, first-floor apartment, no porch. P r ic ^ right at $32,500. R N ’s OR - L P N ’s, 3 to 11 p.m. HEALTHY, housebroken kittens, Cabbage, Onions, Egg Plant, Yellow and Green Squash. Also Fresh to 10 p.m. MANCTfESTER - What was once formal dining room, 3 full baths, a t Ih e need good borne. Phone 647-1816. Holsclaw and Mastercraft appUances, security deposit. $140. Ovrrhfad bufw durl in ind overhrad light*. Truck Ifvri tuading dork*, panrlfd Open house Sunday, stop jn or and 11 to 7 a.m. shifts. Full and Native Fruit. a rectory is now a private home 2 fireplaces, large family room St^nior C itizens C enter RICHARD A. KELLEY trailers, sales-service. Complete 649-2813. call Starkey Realty, 643-8734. part-time available. Excellent op­ BOLTON THREE - room beyond description. Nine plus oilier, plenty »l private parking. One minute Irom 1*86, 15 minute* to with bar, 2-car garage, huge in- Committo* of th# Superior Court BEAGLE PUPPIES, call 643- service department, boating rooms of Victorian elegance. T U E S D A Y , O C T O B E R 3 rd portunity and benefits. Apply In apartment In old mansion. Large lUrllord renter via l-W. Izocation, junction ol Route 6 and 44-A, Bolton, Omn, ground swimming pool. Must be 0851. suppUes, accessories, Woolsi^ BUCKLAND FARMS MANCHESTER APARTMENT, ANDOVER-6‘-k room Ranch. 9 A.ltl. III! ? ? ? person, Meadows Convalescent rooms. Stove and refrigerator. Price reduced by $8,800 since II inlerented, rail J. L Brennan. seen. Asking $ 6 7 ,^ . Frechette & paints, Gerich's Marine Service, ( ^ t r Adams and Tolland Tpke. 3Vk-large rooms, heat, carpeting, May 0th of 1972. Bob Bletchman Fireplace, swimming and boating Tal. 423-7754 Wlllimantic, Conn. Center. 333 Bidwell Street, Gorgeous grounds, $175 neated. Martin Realtors, 647-9993. 670 Main Stroot PEKl-PCX), two years old, male, 1982 Tolland Tpke., Buckland (Opposite Caldor’s) hot water, parking, built-lns. loves It. Call him at 647-1413. area. Only $31,900, Pasefe Manchester. An equal opportuni­ 643-2363. Security. Lease. No children or house trained. Best offer. 643- $165. 643-7183, after 5 p.m. Belfiore Agency. 043-5358 Realtors, 289-7475, 742-8243. ty employer. pets. 649-3458, 649-8782. 2224. V . / . ' X - ’' - ■ PAGE FOURTEEN- MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn.. Sat.. Sept. 30.1972 B o lto n Police Report About Town 2 I IIO I IC.S O b itu a ry The Rev. J. Stanton Conover, Fifers and Drummers Called Fot-th pastor of Bolton Congregational Van Turns Over, 7 11 s i o m ; Stuart Squires of Coventry’s musket or a flag who can't make 4.1(1 I > i(<» \ i t Church, will conduct a service The Bolton Fife and Drum Nathan Hale Corps, Mrs. Loalbo Monday’s meeting may call Mrs. >1 \N4 H IM I u Adolph Bareisza tomorrow at 6:45 a.m. on radio Corps will have iU fall registra­ Driver Hurt Slightly founded the Bolton Fife and Loalbo at her home. Adolph Bareisza, 79, of 18 station WINF. The program is tion Monday, at 6:30 at the Drum Corps two years ago. Birch St. died this morning at sponsored by the Manchester MANCHESTER Lawrence F'inn! Jr., 28, of 39 elementary school on Notch Rd. The fire department, which Rocky Hill Veterans Hospital. He Area Council of Churches and the Phillip O. Bourbeau, 47, of 21 Edgerton St„ Manchester, was Members from towns other than was the husband of Mrs. Anna Clergy Association of the charged vidth disorderly conduct Bolton are welcome. Anyone, agreed to sponsor this venture Beverly Dr., Vernon, was treated also, contributed four drums. The Hanlewlcz Bareisza. Manchester Area. at Manchester Memorial Hospital in connection with alleged from 8 to 80-plus, male or female, CERAMICS Mr. Bareisza was born June disturbance at a Vernon may join. Classes will be held Bolton Athletic Association con­ last night after a delivery van he tributed two more. Money from a 15, 1893 in Grodna, Poland, and Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Dvomek restaurant early this morning, Monday nights, from 6:30 to was driving on Greenwood Dr. fund drive and the Junior Women had lived in Manchester for over of London Rd., Hebron, will be police reported. about 8:30. tipped over, police reported. enabled the new group to We srteclall*e In 50 years. He formerly owned and host and hostess tomorrow from He was released on a $50 non­ Bolton doesn't have a Fife and Bourbeau was driving west on purchase the remaining in­ operated the Birch St. Tavern for 2 to 5 p.m. at Lutz Junior surety bond for court appearance Drum Corps? Maybe nobody has QUALITY CREEl^WARE Greenwood Dr., east of Vernon struments. The prescribed ratio 30 years. He was a former Museum. St., and was rounding a curve Oct. 17. ____ _ seen it yet, but if participation is member of the Polish-American strong this year, Mrs. William of fifes to drums, Mrs. Loalbo went his vehicle went off the road Richard W. Ilgen, 19, of 37 said, is two to one — usually 10 The Mayfair “Y" Gub will have a Loalbo of Hebron Rd., organizer Gub. and tipped over on its right side, South St., Rockville, aas charged drums and 20 fifes, plus two Survivors, besides his wife, are kitchen social Monday at 1:30 and president, hopes to have it police said. with breach of peace early this musket carriers, plus a three- ARTISTIC CERAMIC STUDIO two sons, Walter A. Bareisza of p.m. at Gonin Hall of Mayfair "on the street" for the Bolton Bourbeau was not seriously morning after Vernon Police person color guard. Manchester and Chester J. Memorial Day parade. It will Gardens. injured. Police said. No charges received complaints of a prowler The executive branch of the Bareisza of Rockville; a take about two more years of drill 300 Hilliard **• were lodged against Bourbeau. on Louis St. incorporated, non-profit Bolton daughter, Mrs. Anne Miller of before it would be ready for M a n c h e s t e r Maj. Lawrence J. Beadle will Police said Ilgen was ap­ corps is composed of Mrs. Donald Manchester; and nine begin a series of five messages on Anthony Dakilo, 50, of no cer­ competition, she said. prehended at the rear of a Louis It all began about two years ago Holbrook, vice president; Mrs. 6 4 3 -0 8 5 0 grandchildren. the theme "Abounding In The tain address, was charged with St. home, with the aid of an when Mrs. Loalbo, now the Sherwood Holland, treasurer and The funeral will be Monday at Work Of The Lord’’ commencing intoxication yesterday afternoon liOUHSi 1-3 Dailyt Mon. & Wed. Kve6-9 unidentified citizen. mother of five, realized she Mrs. Anthony Malucci, secretary. 8:30 a m. from the W.P. Quish with "Doing God’s Work In God’s on Main St., police reported Snlurdoy 9-6 Ilgen was released on $50 non- needed music for her baton Atty. Harold Laws is legal ad­ Funeral Home, 225 Main St., with Way," at the 10:45 a.m. service He was released on a $25 surety suretv bond for court appearance twirlers to march by. She had visor. a Mass of the Resurrection at St. Sunday at the Salvation Army bond for court appearance Oct. 16 Oct 17. organized these classes,too, main­ Bill Smith of Vernon, a James Church at 9. Burial will be Citadel. An educator will give a at Manchester. ly because other twirling groups member of three other corps, is in St. James Cemetery. personal testimony entitled “My Alexander F. Roy Jr., 16, of 4 were full and she wanted her own the drum major, and is in charge Friends may call at the funeral Faith In The Working World." Motor vehicle summonses were Mountain St., Rockville, was daughters to learn the discipline. of arranging for instructors, all of home tomorrow from 2 to 4 and 7 issued to: charged with intoxication last The twirlers, who were initially whom are experienced. State to 9 p.m. The Rev. Kenneth L. Gustaf­ Jacquelyn C. Foy, 46, of 103E night, police reported. Representative Dorothy Miller, a INTRODUCING... Rachel Rd,, charged last night sponsored by the Bolton PTO, Richard W. Cherrington son, pastor of Calvary Church, He was held overnight on $25 also give girls who don’t make the former Vernon corps drummer, will conduct a devotional service with failure to obey traffic con­ MANCHESTER’S Richard W. Cherrington, 68, of bond, and will be presented in cheerleading squads a chance to is technical advisor. trol signal at Center and Broad 34 Hamlin St. died early this Monday at 1:30 p.m. at Herrmann court Monday if bond is not learn skills, and, when they are Anyone interested in drum­ morning at Manchester Memorial Hall of the Westhill Gardens on St. Court date is Oct. 16. posted, police said. ming, piping, or just carrying a JUDGE OF PROBATE Roy E. Webber Jr., 19, of 940 ready to perform in public, a Hospital after a short illness. Bluefield Dr. The program will chance to do something for the CANDIDATE Mr. Cherrington was born include a hymnsing led by Joseph E. Middle Tpke., charged yester­ Carl J. Meyers of 87 Range Hill day afternoon with failure to town, Mrs. Loalbo said. March 23,1904 in Brooklyn, N.Y., Moriconi, a devotional talk from Dr., Vernon, was charged with Twirling classes meet Tuesday About Town drive a reasonable distance apart, and had lived in Manchester for the Bible, and fellowship with operating a motor vehicle while nights at the school. Instructors The Queen of Angels Mothers refreshments. All Westhill on Parker St. Court date is Oct. the past three years. He was a under the influence of liquor last are the Farina sisters, inter­ Grcle will meet tomorrow at 8 at WILLIAM E. retired mortgage consultant and Garden residents are invited. 16. night on Union St. in Rockville. national state champions from the home of Mrs. John Bator of supervisor with the Dime Savings Harvey Baver, 20, of 105C He was released on a $250 non­ 101 Brookfield St. Mrs. Martin The Mothers Circle of the Agawam, Mass. (There are FITZGERALD Bank of Brooklyn, N.Y., and had Sycamore Lane, charged last surety bond for court appearance Zabielski will be co-hostess. Center Congregational Church night with failure to obey stop openings here, too. Call Mrs. 9 been with the firm for 25 years Oct. 17 . ______will meet Monday night at 7 ;30 in sign at-Burnham St. and Goft Dr. Loalbo.) and was a member of its Dime The twirlers are now sponsored The executive board of the the Federation Room of the Court date is Oct. 30. VOTE DEMOCRATIC on NOV. 7th Qub. He was a member of St. Legal INolice by the Bolton Fire Department, Robertson School FTA will meet Mary’s Episcopal Church and the church. The program will be a tonight at 8:15 at the home of Mr. Fitz|«rald CommittN, Harry Maidmont, Treat. panel discussion on women’s VERNON whose members have an eye Grand Jurors Association of BOARD OF DIRECTORS toward livening up their parades. and Mrs. Frank Gmino of 29 Brooklyn. liberation. Diane Perotta, 19, of 186 Brook TOWN OF MANCHESTER, Cornwall Dr. St., South Windsor, was charged Starting from her own past ex­ Survivors are his wife, Mrs. CONNECTICUT perience as a musket carrier and Helen Crawford Cherrington; a The Mizpah-Spencer Grcle of by Vernon Police with improper TUESDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1972 South United Methodist Church passing in connection with an color guard in a Lawrence, Mass., brother, Robert Cherrington of The Board of Directors will corps, and receiving information 'A Lynbrook, N.Y.; two sisters, Mrs. will meet Tuesday at 12:30 p.m. accident yesterday on Kelly Rd. conduct a public session Tuesday, in Susannah Wesley House. Mrs. near Tri-Gty Shopping Plaza. and encouragement from the cor­ Bessie Dwyer of Brooklyn, and October 3, 1972, from 9:00 a m. to ps in this area, especially from YOU TOO CAN Mrs. Ruth Harwood of Merrick, B. C. Valentine will show her The Perotta car was in collision 11:00 a.m. in the Board of Direc­ N.Y.; and several nieces and antique glass. Hostesses are Mrs. with a car operated by Gary tor's Office in the Municipal We're Repeating Our nephews. Mabelle Newton, Mrs. Elsie Segal, 16, of 202 Mountain Rd., Building to hear comments and HAVE A Funeral services will be Mon­ Chipps, Mrs. Rachel Barnes and Manchester, at about 5:28 p.m.. suggestions from the public. day at 1 p.m. at St. Mary’s Miss Elizabeth Brown. police said. No injuries were Future sessions will be held the SPECIAL Episcopal Church. Burial will be reported. first Tuesday of each month from By Popular Demand! The Manchester Veterans in East Cemetery. Court date is Oct. 17 at 9:00 a m. to 11:00 a.m. and the Any Portable K itchen Friends may call at the Holmes Guncil will meet Monday at 8 Rockville. third Thursday of each month Funeral Home, 400 Main St., p.m. at the Marine Corps League from 6:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m, in the Home on Parker St. TYPEWRITER tomorrow from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 NOTICE OF HEARING Board of Directors’ OHice. STATE OF CONNECTICUT Cleaned. Adjusted, o f the p.m. Anthony Pietrantonio, $1 2^5 COURT OF PROBATE New Ribbon The Manchester Ski Gub will Court of Probate, District ol Andover. Secretary (No Delivery or Pickup) NOTICE hold its first meeting of the District No 16. Board of Directors ESTATE OF ELINOR H BENTLEY NOTICE OF HEARING season tomorrow night at 7:45 at Date of Order, September 25,1972 Manchester, Connecticut ' I Month STATE OF CONNECTICUT Fiano’s Restaurant, Rt. 6 and Petitioner: Wailace Wessels, Ebeecutor Dated at Manchester, Connec­ Y a l e COURT OF PROBATE Date of hearing, October iO. 1972; Time of TYPEWRITER SERVICE Court of Probate, District of Andover. 44A, Bolton. Ski films will be ticut hearing. i:00 p.m., Place ol hearing, 20 BIRCH ST. ESTATE OF OLGA ZURYK a/k/a shown. The meeting is open to “ olton Center Rd., Bolton. this twenty-fifth day of OLGA G. ZURYK. late of COLUMBIA, in anyone interested. All members Upon the application of the peUUoner MANCHESTER said EMstrict. deceased, in the matter of ...... " -- id m i- '" — September praying for the allowance of his aaministra 649-4986 - h sale of Real Estate in said District. are invited to attend. tion account with said estate, the ascertain 1972 moM RjKim^ns Upon the application of Mary Wolczak ment of distributees and order of distribu­ praying that an order of sale be granted as tion as per application on file more fully per application on file more fully appears. The "Revivaltime Echoes" appears. It is ORDERED. That said application be broadcast, heard weekly on local It is o r d e r e d t h a t Said applica- New from Bird heard and determined at tne Probate Uon be heard and determined at the Court I The beauty and convenience of the Office, in Bolton in said District, on the radio station, WINF, will be aired of Probate at the date, time and place J kitchen in this weeks featured home is l l ^ day of October 1972. at 1 ;00 o'clock in on Sunday mornings at 8:30. The indicated above the afternoon, and that public notice be By Order of the Court [just one of many exclusive designs by given of the pendency of said application religious program is produced ELEANOR H PREUSS. Qerk 1 WOOD-ART KITCHENS. and the time and place of hearing thereon, and sponsored by Calvary by publishing a copy of this order one time We make kitchen dreams come true!! in some newspaper having a circulation in Church, 647 E. Middle Tpke., BOLTON said District, and by mailing letters, under the direction of the Rev. postage prepaid, addressed to each of the following persons; Mrs. John Zuryk. RD Kenneth L. Gustafson, pastor. No. 1. Fairfield, Conn; Maria Wolczak. "Revivaltime', a -weekly radio NOTICE Columbia. Conn; Elaine M. Rambush. broadcast, will continue to be The Bolton Zoning Board of ICITCHENaNOW Loren Rambush, Michael L. Rambush. Joan A. Rambush all of RFD Perkins Cor,. heard weekly on WINF, Sundays, Appeals will hold a public Mansfield. Conn, a copv of this order all at at 9:30 p.m. hearing on October 10, 1972 at least 7 days before said time assigned, and 8:00 P.M. to hear the following return make to this Court. O U P By Order of the Court Temple Beth Israel Sisterhood, application: Eleanor H. Preuss 701 Farmington Ave., West Hart­ Ralph E. Clark, d/b/a R & R PUBLIC HEARING ford. will hold its annual rum­ Automobile for removal of his BOARD OF DIRECTORS mage preview sale, Monday and automobile repair business from TOWN OF MANCHESTER Tuesday, from 5:30 to 10 p.m. its present location on Rt. 85 Stop in now or call us CONNECTICUT Admission charge is 25 cents. The Bolton to the property of Charles I for a FREE Design and TUESDAY general sale.will be held Tuesday S. Fenton, locat^ on the North OCTOBER 3,1972 from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. and there side of Lyman Road, Bolton, 255 Estimate. Call 647-9129 V The Board ol Directors will will be no admission charge. feet West of the intersection of Open Tues-Sat lOam-.'i pm conduct a public session Tuesday, Items will include wearing ap­ Lyman Road and Rt. 85. Tues. and Thurs. Evenings to 9 pm John Morianos, October 3, 1972, from 9:00 A M. parel. household goods, books, 182 W. Middle Tpke to 11:00 A.M. in the Board of records, bric-a-brac and mis­ Chairman Don’t put anything on your Directors’ Office in the Municipal cellaneous items. The sale will be Morris Silverstein, Manchester Building to hear comments and held in the religious school Secretary house until you’ve seen it! suggestions from the public. building in the rear of the Tem­ Its beautiful 3-D woodgrain texture will look wonderful Future sessions will be held the ple. on your house! Glamorously different, yet highly practical first Tuesday of each month from NATIVE Solid vinyl. Never needs paint. Stays new-looking for 9:00 A.M. to 11:00 A.M. and the years with virtually no maintenance. Comes in V\ADodgrain third Thursday of each month Fire Calls PEACHES from 6:30 P.M. to 8:30 P.M. in Town firemen were called to APPLES AND CIDER White, Wbodgrain Yellow, Woodgrain Gray, the Board of Director’s Office. Greenwood Dr. and Vernon St. PLENTIFUL SUPPLY Vitoodgrain Green. NEW ENGLAND Anthony Pietrantonio last night at 8:09 for a gasoline Secretary washdown after an automobile See it here or call today for details and a free estimate. HOBBY SUPPLY Board of Directors accident FERRANDO PROFESSIONAL PRESENTS Manchester At 11:35 p.m. yesterday, town ORCHARDS REMODELING CONSULTANTS Gnneeticut firemen went to Hillstown Rd. 485 EAST MIDDLE TPKE (at the Green) Dated at Manchester, Connec­ and Wetherell St. to extinguish a BIRCH MOUNTAIN ROAD ticut this twenty-fifth day of car fire. Damage to the car was SAT., SEPT. 30 GUSTONBURY September 1972. minor, firemen said. 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(John and Bernice Kleg) 404 WEST MIDDLE TURNPIKE i Head i For itmas; Your es Now I We’re ckedl TV PAGE THREE TV PAGE TWO girniiiymniimiiMiiiiiiminiiiimiiiilllllllllini^^ i DAYTIME TV SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 30 (22) Jonathan Winters pro. TV on a Credit Card ? 6:00 (3) Sunrise Semester 1:00 (3) CBS Children’s Fttm (22) Star Trek (R) Festival (24) Masterpiece Theatre 8:00(3) AUintheFamUy 10:60 (3) MIh Iob: Impooibie a year service fee and a $20 (30) Mon.: Adelante IMF squelclicf a political By DICK KLEINER tems to watch its president, Tues.: Let Us Celebrate (8-40) Roller Derby (30) The Emperor’s New Old war bnddy visits Geoffrey Nathanson, demon­ deposit for the box. coop backed by the Newtpaper Enterprise Assn. I EXPERIENCE ’ Wed.: Ring Around the World (22) Wrestling Clothes Archie strate the new system. It = IS ONE OF THE REASONS 1:00 (24) Electric Company 5:55 (3) What’s Happening (8-40) Allas Smith A Jones syndicate. I’ve been covering TV for starts with a small black They order their credit Thors.: Senior Scene (8d6) Sixth Sene card rickets in advance—for WHY YOU CAN ENTRUST YOUR Fri.: Consultation (30) Conn. Spotii^t 0:00 (3) News Burl Ives and Cesar 20 years or so. In that time box on top of an ordinary (22) This Is Your Life Romero guest star. Guest: Joan Crawford. TV set. Nathanson turned it first-run movies, major 6:10 (8) Davey and Goliath 2:00 (3) Movie I’ve probably seen 15 new “Rebecca of Sunnybrook (24) World Press (22-30) Emergency! 10:30 (24) HoUywood TV Theatre pay-TV systems demon­ on, switched to a certain sporting events, whatever— 6:25 (8) Mon.: Connecticut Scene and they are also given a Farm ” (1938). Shirley (30) Black Exposure Henry Jones portrays an 11:66 (3-8-22-3M6) News strated. They were all go­ channel and the screen Tues.: Eighth Day “Wild Card,” in case they HEARING Temple. 6:30 (3) CBS News aging doctor. 11:36 (3) Movie ing to be the saviors of the showed a mess of garbage— Wed.: Biack la "A Very Special Favor” decide they want to watch PROBLEM TO OUR CARE Thurs.: Connecticut Scene (2240) BasebaU (24) Cosby on Prejudice 8:30 (3) Bridget Loves Bemie industry but they all pooped all squiggly lines. (1965). Rock Hudson, something at the last minute. Fri.: Diaiogue Brewers at Tigers Special grim satire with The parents Insist on a out after a while. Then he inserted some­ They can call up and are (24) Oscar Brand BUI Cosby. marriage ceremoay Leslie Caron. thing that looked like a 6:30 (3) Mon.: Face the State (8) Avengers (R) Now there’s another one told how to punch holes in Tues.: R.F.D.3 (18) 700 Oub Tdethone (22-30) NBC News 9:00 (3) Mary Tyler Itfoore credit card in a slot in the the Wild Card so it will de­ 2:30 (24) Electcic Company 7:00 (3) Wildlife Theatre Lou gets promoted. (22) Movie and maybe this will be it. We box. That decoded the trans­ Wed.: Leer Sin Lelras certainly could use a savior code the transmission. 3:00 (24) Washington Debates (8-22) News (8-40) Streets of San “Lives of a Beagal Lancer” mission and there was a Yoar BeHom HEARING AID SERVICE Thurs.: Your Community (1935). Gary Cooper. for TV (for lots of other Fri.: To &e Announced 3:30 (3) Movie (24) Movie Francisco In San Diego, they are Appointment. - No ObURatlo. . Gnest: Janice Rnle. (36) Movie things, too). And, theoreti­ ;hampionship fight. (30) Mon.: Consultation "Pony Soldier" (1952) To Be Announced. The system is already starring with a program of (^^30) Movie To Be Announced. cally, pay-TV is the answer. Tues.: Across the Fence Tyrone Power (30)HeeHaw starting in San Diego, where movies—new ones and clas­ 34 PRATT ST.. HARTFORD. CONN. Phone 247-7724 “Cactus Flower” (1160) (46) Tkrilkr If you can get a few million Wed.: In the Pubiic Interest (8-40) College Football (40) Avengers (R) it’s called Channel 100. In­ sic ones. A season ticket— Walter Matthaw, Ingrid 12:30 (8) Wrestling people to pay for entertain­ the season is 13 weeks—costs Open Mon. - FTt. 9 to B — Staturdays 9 to 1 Thors.: It Is Written Illinois vs. Washington 7:30 (3) George Kriby stallation is inexpensive — Bergman, Goldie Hawn. 1:30 (3) Movie ment, you can afford to put $1.50 per week. Or you can Fri.: Biack Exposure at Seattle. (8) Pubiic Affairs free, actually—b^ause the Debate. Candidates for (24) CPTV Meeting “TheGreat Flamarion” on some pretty decent shows. buy admission to one par­ S il...... 6:50(22) Weather 4:00 (24) Jean Shepherd (R) company “piggy-backs” on Congress from Connec­ 9:30 (3) Bob Newhart (1945). Erich von existing cable-'TV installa­ ticular film for $2. The Wild 6:55(8) News 4:30(24) Jan Set (R) Anyhow, I went over to ticut's First District. Bob treats a dashing tennis Stroheim. the offices of Optical Sys­ tions. Customers pay ^ $12 Card costs $3. 7:00 (3) CBS News 5:00 (3) Perry Mason (R) CUSTOM-MADE C E R A M IC TILE (8) Cartoon Camivai CARPET ft. LINOLEUM DRAPERIES FORMICA (22-30) Today Show SU N D A Y , O C T O B ER 1 ‘Masterpiece’ Back on CPTV 8:00 (3) Captain Kangaroo (8) New Zoo Revue 7:00(8-30) This Is the Life 1:30 (8-46) Issues and Answers (18) Telethon Continnes "Vanity Fair” is a model of (40) Jack LaLanne 7:30(8) Worship for Shut-Ins Guest: Rep. John Schmitz (24) Family Game By JOHN A. JOHNSTON “The Forsyte Saga" and Sarah lYemiere. Discussion of structure, mood, and style. If 8:30 (8) I Love Lucy (22) Gospel Hour 2:00 (18) 700 Gub Telethon The award-winning series. Churchill in “ The First Osumo/L FLOOR COVERING the genmtion gap. (30) Ring Around the World Churchills." Dickens was a creator, Thackeray (24) Educational TV Special. Third & final Masterpiece Theatre, returns for 8:30 (3) Sandy Duncan The plot is set against was an innovator. Many of AREA'S LARGEST COMPLETE FLOOR COVERING CENTER (40) Romper Room 7:45(3) Christopher Closeup day of Hartford's first a new season this fall on CPTV (40) Sacr^ Heart Sandy’s neighbors have (Channel 24 ip Hartford) with Napoleon’s sweep through Dickens’ characters are 9:00 (3) Hap Richards Show Christian Telethon. 8:00(3) Davey and Goliath suspicions. William Makepeace Thackeray’s Europe, culminating in the Battle caricatures; Thackeray’s are peo­ Mon. & Tues. 10-6; Wed.. Thors.. Fri. 10-9; Sotordoy 10-5:30 (8) Phil Donahue Show (40)Movie of Waterloo, which provides one ple. Dickens was out of his ele­ (22) Kitty Today (8) C ath ie Service "The Easy Way’’ (1952). (22-30) McGoud “Vanity Fair” as the initial McCloud becomes victim of the most dramatic parts of ment when writing of the French TEL 646-7370 VERNON CIRCLE (24) Educational TV (30) Uncle Waldo Cary Grant, Betsy Drake. offering. The first episode of the (40) Christopher Goseup of campaign against Thackeray’s work. Revolution and the wealthy; (30) Mike Douglas Show 3:15 (40) Movie five-part dramatization will be police brutality. Unlike the usual novel, there is TTiackeray was right at home (40) Strom & Drummers 8:15(3) Gumby •pride of the Bowery" shown Sunday, Oct. 1, at 9 p.m. 8:30(3) Captain Bob (24) French Chef The program will be repeated no hero—neither Joseph Sedley, with the upper middle class and 9:15 (3) Yogi Bear Show Lto Gorcey, Bobby Jor­ the older or younger Pitt aristocracy and delineated their 9:25 (40) Heritage Comer (8) Captain Noah dan, Donald Haines. 9:00 (3) Dick Van Dyke every Saturday at 5 p. m., starting Dick tries to escape Crawley, Rawdon Crawley, or mores masterfully. 9:30(3) The Joker’s Wild (22) Billy James Hargis 4:00 (3) To Be Announced Oct. 7. (30) Underdog frdm his office. The film adaptation of the Capt. Dobbin. But Becky is the Other season offerings will be (22) Every Woman (8) To Be Announced SYLVANIA PORTABLE (40) Day of Discovery (8-40) Love Movie classic Victorian novel of social heroine—schemer, plotter, gold- “Cousin Bette" by Honore de (24) Educational TV (22-30) Pro Football 9:00(3) Leer Sin Letras “Love Story” (1970). satire, which ridicules hypocrisy digger, social climber—who Balzac; “The Moonstone” by BLACKS WHITE TV (40) The Flintstones Dolphins at Yikings. picked up the “rocks” of scorn Wilkie Collins; "Tom Brown’s MODELS MT1034WH. 10:00(3) Movie (8-22) Earth Lab (24) The Mind of Man Ryan O’Neal, Ali McGraw and sham, stars Susan Hampshire (30) Samson in a real tearjerker. as Thackeray's charming that bruised her as a waif and Schooldays ” by Thomas Hughes; MT1035BK (8) Dialing for Dollars 4:30 (3) Yankee Calling (40) Latino (24) Masterpiece Theatre villainess, Becky Sharp. Miss cast them back at the society that and “ Point Counter Point” by (22-30) Dinah’s Place (8) Explorers 9:20(3) Que Hay de Nuevo “Vanity Fair." Part One. Hampshire portrayed Reur in threw them. Aldous Huxley. (24) Sesame Street (40) Cinderella ’ Choice of B iK k or White color (40) Leave It to Beaver 9:30(3) We Believe 5:00 (3) Concert Susan Hampshire stars. cabinet of hifh impact plastic 10:30 ( 22-30) Concentration (30) Jonny Quest Special. Young People’s 9:30 (3) Mannix ’ Personal size 9 inch diafonal pic­ (40) Dick Van Dyke (40) Jewish Heritage (Concert with the New Guest: Joe Campanella ture 11:00(8) News 10:00 (3) Lamp Unto My Feet York Philharmonic. as a doctor. ’ Memory VHP Fine Tuninf control (22-30) Sale of the Century (8-40) Curiosity Shop (8) I Dream of Jeannie 10:00 (22-30) Night Gallery lets tuner remember fine tune (24) Educational TV (22) Catholic Service (18) Telethon Continues "The Girl With The SVLVANIA setting on each channel (40) What’s My Line? (30) Let Us Celebrate 5::I0 (8) Safari to Adventure Hungry E^es." ’ Completely solid-state for high 11:30 (3) Love of Life 10:30 (3) Look Up and Live (40) MeHale's Navy (24) Firing Line performance, reliability (8-40) Bewitched (30) Catholic Service 6:00 CD 60Minutes Guest: James Hof fa. ’ Telescoping monopole VHP, loop (22-30) Hollywood Squares 11:00(3) Camera Three Season Premiere. 10:30 (3) The Protectors UHF antennas (24) Educational TV (8-40) Bullwinkle (8) it Takes a Thief Political blackmail. ’ Includes Mack sun screen, ear­ 12:00 (3) News (22) Sports Challenge (24) Women's Tennis (22) The Adventurer phone jK k and earphone (8-40) Password 11:15(30) Apollo 16 (40) Avengers (30) WHNB-TV Reports ’ DC power cord and DC battery (22-30) Jeopardy 11:30 (3) Face The Nation 7:00 (3) Face the State 11:00 (3-8-22-30-40) News pack available as optional eitras (24) Educational TV (8) Dialogue (8) Lawrence Welk 11:25 (3) Football Scoreboard 12:30 (3) Perry Mason (22) Football Highlights (22) News 11:30 (3) Name of the Game 5 9 9 .3 5 (8-40) Split Second (40) Make a Wish (24) Zoom (8)Movie (22-30) Who, What or Where Game 11:45(30) Jewish Life Season Premiere. “The Atomic Gty” (19- 52), Gene Barry. (24) Mister Rogers Trish Mahoney plays a dancer 12:30 (3) Your Community (:{0) Wild Kingdom KM (8) Conn. Scene (22-30) Johnny Carson (R) 12:55(22-30) NBC News in ABC’s "Love, American (40) It Takes a Thief 1:00 (8) What’s My Line? (30) Conn. Weekend (40) Movie Style,” Friday, Oct. 6, at 10 (40) Roller Derby 7:30 (3) Anna and the King “The Pride of St. Louis” ELECTRONICS (22) To Tell the Truth A tiger hunt. STANEK (24) Educational TV p.m. 12:15 (8) For The Consumer (22-30) World of Disney Johnny Notes 10th (30) Watch Your Child 12:30(3) Pro Football 277 BROAD STREET — PHONE 649-1124 “The Nashville (?oyote” (California Gov. Ronald Reagan (40) All My Children Michael Tilson Thomas Redskins at Patriots. (24) Just Generation and NBC-TV President Don 1:30 (3) As the World Turns Conducts Philharmonic (8) Black Is Premiere. Discussion, Durgin join a galaxy of enter­ (8-40) Let's Make a Deal Michael TUaon Thomas, the 26- (22-30) Meet The Press drama, and comedy. tainment notables in a tribute to (22-30) Three on a Match year-old conductor who has been Guest: Mrs. Eleanor Mc­ Johnny Carson, as the late-night (24) Electric Company called “ another Leonard Govern 8:00(3)M’A’S’H Make a Difference Where You Save! Bernstein,” will conduct and 1:00 (8) Eighth Day Trapper John takes up host completes his tenth year IT DOES 2:00 (3) The>Guiding Light with the Tonight Show, Monday, (8-40) Newlywed Game narrate the New York Philhar­ (22-30) Pro Football boxing. Oct. 2, at 11:30 p.m. (Channels 22 (22-30) Days of Our Lives monic Young People’s Concert Colts at Bills. (8-40) The F.B.I. -ft tv A INSTANT and 30). (24) Educational TV Sunday, Oct. 1, at 5 p.m. on CBS. (40) Conversations “The Fatal Showdown” EARNINGS 2:30 (3) Search for Tomorrow vS A V 1 M G S (8-40) Dating Game i i u ( / Iv O A IV 5% Dividend paid (22-30) The Doctors M O N D A Y , O C T O B ER 2 A S S O t I \ l1fJS, (24) Educational TV 10:30 (24) Martin Agronsky from day of deportt. 5:00 (18) Jim and Tammy 7:00 (3) Movie “Another Part of the 3:00 (3) A Many Splendored Thing “The Sunshine Patriot" Forest” by Lillian Hell- 11:00 (3-18-22-30) News 4 tim e , yenrty. (24) Mister Rogers 18-40) General Hospital (1968). Cliff Robertson, man. 11:30(3) Movie w.nc.i.TBe'. rs...T iw. t it u t iw (30) Hogan's Heroes (22-30) Another World Dina Merrill. 9:00 (3) Here’s Lucy "Rhapsody" (1954). 1007 MAIN ST.. MANCHESTER • ROUTE 81. COVEN’TKY (24) Educational TV (40) Corner Pyle, USMC 5:30 ( 22) Hogan’s Heroes (8) Truth or Consequences Uncle Harry moves his Elizabeth Taylor, John 3: :10 (3) Ranger Station (18) Dick Van Dyke &icson. (8-40) One Life to Live (24) Electric Company business to a house. (30) Beverly Hillbillies (22-30) News (8-40) Pro Football (22-30) Johnny Carson (18) The Living Word (24) Open Line 10th Anniversary Show (22-30) Return to Peyton Place (40) News Giants at Eagles. 5:55 (3) What's Happening (40) ABC News for Johnny. Guests: 4:00(3) Andy Griffith (22-30) Movie V 7:30 (8) Let’s Make a Deal .- “The Beguiled” (1967). Jack Benny, Ronald (8) Movie 6:00 (3-8-22) News MANCHESTER (18) Movie Gint Eastwood plays a Reagan, Joey (18) Every Woman (18) 12 O’clock High Ali McGraw and Ryan O’Neal star in “Love Story,” the contemporary romantic classic to be BEST To Be Announced. Union soldier during Bishop, others. (22-30) Somerset (24) Hodgepodge Lodge broadcast on ABC Sunday, Oct. 1, at 9 p.m. OLDSMOBILE (22) Hollywood Squares the Gvil War. ^ (24) Sesame Street (30) To Tell the Truth 12:00 (8-40) News ‘ CAR, "Y ow Dm Iw ” (30) Mouse Factory (18) 700 Gub (40) Love, American Style (40) WUd WUd West (40) Polka! 12:30 (8) Death Valley Days 4:30 (3) Men Griffin Show 9:30 (3) Doris Day Fu^ihire — Carpet I 6:30 (3) CBS News 8:00 (8-40) The Rookies (40) MeHale’s Navy 512 WEST OENTER Sr. - 64S-1S11 (18) Popeye “The Commitment.” Doris is temporary (8) ABC News I BLAU D kM LV Bedding — Appliances (22) Mike Douglas Show (22-30) Laugh-In editor-in-ehief, 1:40 (3) Movie (30) You Don't Say! (22-30) NBC News 10:00 (3) Bill Cosby “Too Many Thieves" (19- ” Furniture Stores n u b ia in s t t ie e t ,'M a n c h e s t e r (24) To Be Announced Guest: Lucie Amaz. (40) I Love Lucy (24) Hollywood TV Theatre Guest ; Don Rickies 66). Peter Falk. ^ Middletown — Old Saybrook — OPEN MON. Mini FR I. tUl 9 P.M . (Sat. till 0:S0) NEW or USED 4:55 (40) Weather Watch 6:55 (40) News P or HARTFORD (A1 Thonui J. Meskill todi Une4tem veto, knockla but one portion of tnniportation bill pi week by the General TV PAG E FOUR The only portion Me Nation’s Capital proved would dlstt TUESDAY, OCTOBER 3 Is New ABC Star million in highway fum Nevada penitentiary. ('24) Black Journal and towns. (18) Dick Van Dyke •Washington, D.C., is a star!" 5:00 (18) Jim and Tammy (24) Fourth Estate Season Premiere. Meskill said De ('22-30) News says Sam Rolfe, creator of ABC’s (24) Mister Rogers 10:00 (8-40) Marcus Welhy, M.D. leaders in the General (24) CPTV Report 8.30 (3) H aw aii F iv e-0 • The Other Martin now satiric spy series, "The were “politically u (30) Hogan's Heroes Paul Tail, CPTV presi­ Danny gets involved (40) Comer Pyle, USMC Coring." IX'lphi Bureau. " when they comblnied tl dent, makes report. in shooting mishap 5:30 (22) Hogan’s Heroes (2'2-30) First Tuesday • I had no idea this city was so fund distribution poi (40) ABC News (8-40) Movie (24) Martin Agronsky photogenic." Rolfe said. The another section of (24) Electric Company "Playmates" (1972). Alan (30) Beverly Hiltbillies 7:30 (3) I’ve Got a Secret 11:00 (3-8-22-30-40) News sparkling city on the Potomac is allowing the state to Alda, Doug McClure, (8) This Is Your Life (18) El Super Show Goya the base for the new program. subsidies to bus comp (40) News Connie Stevens, Biirbara 5:55(3) What's Happening 11; 30 (3) Movie Part of "The Men " trilogy, which (18) Movie Feldon, Bryan Scott. 6:00(3-8-22) News " To Be Announced. • Follow the Boys" (1963). debuts Thursday, Oct. 5, at 9 p.m. (18) 12 O’clock High C22) I Dream of Jcannie (24) Dateline America Connie Francis, Paula Laurence Luckinbill plays “Ambulance Plus 2." (24) Hodgepodge Lodge (24) Family Game Prentiss, Janis Paige. Glenn Gregory Garth, a unique Audito (30) To Tell the Truth (30) Golddiggers 9:00(18)700Cluh (8-40) DickCavett super-spy with a photographic (40) Wild Wild West (40) Dragnet (22-30) Bold Ones Guest: Lana Cantrell. memory and speed-reading abili­ Guest: Carl Reiner (22-30) Johnny Carson ty. Ann Jeffreys co-stars as his Gates 6:30 (3) CBS News 8:00 (3) Maude (24) Behind the Lines Guest: Rod Dangerfield. boss. (8) ABC News Guest: Cesare Danova. A journalism review. 12:00(18) News HARTFORD (A (22-30) NBC News (8-40) Temperatures Rising 1:^20 (3) Movie Olympic Champion hasn’t made adequa (24) Maggie—Exercises Ellen loses her shy­ 9:30 (3) Movie “Powderkeg” (1971). "Footsteps” (1972). ticut Turnpike toll! ness via hypnotism. Rod Taylor, F'ernando In Hope Special 6:55 (40) News liichard Crenna, Joanna by Gov. Thomas J. 7:00 (3) World of Kreskin (22-30) Bonanza lx)mas, Dennis Cole. Olympic swimmer Mark Spitz, (8) Truth or Consequences Inmates take over a Pettet, Forrest Tucker in his first theatrical appearance, two state auditors. will be a guest on the season s They said the 1 WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 4 first Bob Hope Special, Thursday, responsibility for t 10:00 (3) Cannon Oct. 5, at 9 p.m. on NBC. Department. (’24) Preview: 8 Steps To­ (2’2-30) Adam-12 A pre-dental student from (Jar- 5:00 (18) Jim and Tammy Jessica Walter guests Tours of the Gre ward Excellence Malloy and Reed save a michael, Calif., Spitz is the first (24) Mister Rogers as an attorney. other toll station 6:55 (40) News boy's life and track down man to win more than five gold (30) Hogan's Heroes (8-40) Julie Andrews revealed dirty physics 7:00 (3) What in the World a young drug addict. medals at the Olympics. (40) Gomcr Pyle, U.SMC (Juest: Robert Goulet bags of money expos Topic: Hawaii. C24) Election '72 5:30 ('22) Hogan’s Heroes C22-30) Search the auditors said i (8) Truth or Consequences The Jewish vote. FILMED IN HAWAII (24) Electric Company •Moonrock." released Sunday. (18) Dick Van Dyke 8:30 (8-40) Movie •The Little People, ” a Warner (30) Beverly Hillbillies C24) Martin Agronsky The auditors, Leo C22) Wait Till Your • Rolling Man" (1972). Bros. TV production created by (40) News 11:00 (3-8-18-’22-30-40) News Father (Jets Home IX'nnis Weaver, Donna Garry Marshall, is filmed enUrely and Henry J. Beck 5:55(3) What’s Happening 11:30 (3) Movie they saw no monitor (’24) Book Beat Mills, Agnes Moorehead in Hawaii. •Tender Scoundrel to observe motorists 6:00 (3-8-'2'2) News •Chimera." 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