I Dally Nat Ptmm Ran f » . l i f t The Weather IT TIm Week llnded October n , m i Clear tonight wlih patohy tog - 5^ again toward momlnci low In BOa. Tomorrow moatly sunny- 15,555 and mild; high near 70. Manchetter— A City of Village Charm

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r ^ m ■ a*'- ■ -rfa.™*., C ' f ■ ."."J ta f M. : -Jt »• .If■. **« t Y a r i AL m I I s f i ■ |r*t> ■ .rT>^ I Senate Vote ,^ t> h . >4 ’*w .-»a ■>*' British Posts «fw| ■ 4liae .HI .1 .n '• '* I’ «il< KraMi MrraM \dvrrtiarmrfiUi Blown Up By Kills Bill On IRA in Ulster Foreign Aid BELFAST, Northern Ireland (A P)— Irish Republican By CARI. P. L£UB8DORF Army guerrillas blew up eight British customs posts WASHINGTON (AP)—The Senate has voted a stun­ along the Irish border today and bombed a British army ning end to more tlmn two decades of U.S. foreign aid post in Belfast, killing one soldier and wounding eight 'b y decisively rejecting a $2.9 billion bill to extend the civilians. —------program for two more years. The aoldier, a cook, died as The raids followed a powerful ’The~ 41-10-2741-to-27 vote SYiday ha was making; lunch for Scots blast Friday which ripped night—not totally unexp«cted— could be proposed) but It would Guards troopa. The civilians, apart a Belfast police station left in doubt the future o^jl)ie take a long time to formulate Including their children, were and killed an Inspector, brlng- aid program, which woa sttcRed and is considered unlikely to Rfinington Injursd when their house next ing Ure British province’s death to get the Western World back pass .Aid tor specific purpoMs otoor coUa{iaed In the Roman tcli in more than two years of on lU feet after World War H’s could be attached to other Oathollc Springfield Road dls- civil strife to 141. ravages. measures, but they are also ex­ Trinccss liady Shaver trict. A sergeant, his wrife and two While various procedures to pected to meet etUf resletaivce. The IRA, which refuses to children narrowly escaped extend foreign aid remain pos­ sible, Democratic leader Mike And, most likely, foreign aid ■•ecogniie the border between when their heme In the Flnag- could be extended through a Ncrthem Ireland and the Irish hy district was blown up late Mansfield of Montana said any republic, struck In a half-hour Friday night. They had left It effort to keep it going would be (See Page Eight) coerdinated bomb attack. minutes earlier. An adjoining met with extended debate. S7.70 'The government still has $4.7 < M illie ninloured shaving heads with priilec- Police said raiders armed police house was badly dam- billion in unspent foreign aid Iive guard combs. Kashitmubic boudoir ca.so. wlth submachine guns drove up aged. . funds appropriated before last #Red China foreign policy and produces Police In Belfast arrested The owner of a Belfast liquor Funds affected—$1.3 bUUon unacceptable risk to the natton- ive an Extra nine men d u i ^ ^ s searches store who tried to defend his ’Copter in Sea Off Vietnam HONG KONG (AP) — Mary for economic aid and $1.6 bil­ V. Downey Is "looking forward al security of the United pri'Perty by hurling bottles at An Army OHO light observa­ lion for milltaiy asalstance in­ SAIGON (AP) — A big Army force of 40.00D to 60,000 Ameri­ eagerly and prayerfully’’ to vis­ States.” Children’s Bible masked raiders was shot In the tion helicopter was shot down cluding funds to provide weap­ Talking helicopter crashed at sea near can troops and minimum air iting her son John In a Red Chi­ ’The Senate vote came as a Approved by all three faiths. ^ Hospital authorities said Nha Trang and sank in about by enemy greamd fire today 27 cover. ons to Isreal, some $250 mllUon \ i % bombing three homes and a nese prison where he has been climax to long years of grum­ OFF 120 feet cf water last ’Tuesday, miles northwest cf Saigon, kill­ for Pakistani refugee relief, precinct station. (See Page Eight) Peak U.S. strength was 543,- serving a life sentence since bling over the aid program. Na­ I yrlci'S on View-Master killing all 10 Americans aboard, ing one crewman and wounding $139 million for United Nations OOO treeps during ’Hiieu’s first 1952, another son said today. tional polls have always shown the U.S. Commstnd disclosed In another. term in office and It has Mrs. Downey, 74, of New It one ^ the government’s least p r y a m S ’ $809 mlUlon 3.47 a delayed report today. A U.S. Navy OVIO light at­ dropped to 200,000 in a little popular undertakings. for the Alliance for Progreas, lag Blooining A spokesman, Maj. Chester tack plane was shet dewn Fri­ Britain, Conn., her sen, Wil­ $341 for assistance to Cam- "Wheels” mere than two years. liam, and his wife arrived Fri­ In the showdown, liberals Hanson, sold the cause of the day night In the Mekong Delta bodia, and funds for a variety by Arthur Hailey Meskill Says: On the eve of ’Thleu’s In­ day and expect to cross the who contended aid led the Author of •'Hotel" and "Airport" 8.88 crash is under Investigation. He about 85 miles southwest cf Sai­ auguration the U.S. Senate of other purposee. Ea.sy to use! Travel, cartoon, United States Into involvements land Bulbs said two bodies have been re­ gon, but there were no casu­ Hong Kcng border into China Funds not affected—Many .science reels available. stunned officials here by voting on Sunday morning. such as the Vietnam war team- -______... - M i4t*M 2.M covered but rough waters have alties. to end all American foreign ed up with conservaUve critics e x y ndltury 3 Keels of Talking View Masters! Degree of Aid to Schools “From the border,’’ the side the aid program. For ex- Pub. liti 7.95 prevented divers from reaching ’The losses raised to 8,001 the aid. of the billions spent on the pro­ the others. brother said in . a brief tele- ample, much support for South Buy 31) fun with Sound! 2.95 number of U.S. aircraft report­ Whlle the Senate action does phene conversation from his ho- gram to kill the bill. 5.57 Five of the dead were crew­ ed lost in the Indcchlna war ’The bill, which would have Vietnam Is contained in the nct affect military aid to South tel room, ”we will take the To Depend on Tax Income men aboard the Army CH47 since Jan. 1, 1961. Vietnam, It means a loss of train to Canton and then, we provided $1.3 bUlion for eco­ Chinook. ’The other five were (See Page Elglitj HAR’TFORjD (AP) — Gov. week amounts to about $1.1 $549 million In economic aid for have been told, we will fly from nomic aid and $1.6 billion for ’Thomas J . Meskill has eased mllllcn, since the payment Is passengers. SAIGON (AP) — President military aid until July 1, 1973, •e Wood 'Weather may have been a Nguyen Van ’Ilileu will be in­ the fiscal year unless Congress Canten to Peking sometime Save an Extra off on cuts In state aid to cnly the first of three bi- reconsiders. Monday. is for all purposes dead. Die inter Sets school districts, while adding stallments for the fiscal year. contributing factor. ’Typhoon augurated to a second four-year Senate tabled a motion to re­ Hester hit South Vietnam’s term Sunday in the face of ac­ U.S. officials said today there “If all goes as expected, we thAt’ the level of aid could in­ Meskill said he had eased up Is not enough money available should have our first visit with consider, thus killing the bill. crease or decrease depending cn the ADM grants In hopes the northern coast three days be­ celerated U.S. troop withdraw­ No conference committee com­ Food Policy fore the crash and stirred up als and the threatened loss of In the aid ’’pipeline” to carry Jolin Tuesday and we hope to on state tax income. state can coliect the capital- South Vietnam through the cur- see him every day during the promise Is possible with the ’The executive order Issued gains tax at the full level tar­ thunderstorms in Its wake. American eccnomic aid. House, which passed a different Hanson said the helicopter rent fiscal year ending next eight or nine days we hope to 30* OFF Enlarged to Friday by the govemcr set the geted by the legislature. The ’The U.S. military diield is June 30. ’’Oantinuing resolu- be in Peking.” blU. Rapped In nl a ty irs all with cork per-pupll education grant based new level Is intended to double crashed In a bay In the South quickly being dismantled, and Revival of the aid prog;ram I'ltivliK ’ial finish. (!om- Show Dolaila tlons” from Congress have kept Jehn Downey, a Yale Unlver- on average daily membership the tax. China Sea about seven miles there Is strong speculation that before Congress quits for the Ith »t«m l Nice hostess Our rrg. low prices east cf Nha ’Trang. It was fly­ econcmic aid flowing into the'slty graduate, and Richard (ADM) at $206. He sold the administratlcn President Nixon soon will an­ year seems especially question- Bean R ^ aU ing from Nha ’Trang to ’Tuy country, and the current one Fecteau of Lynn, Mass., were on 'That is $6 less than the also is assuming It will wdn its nounce a total U.S. combat aUe. Leaders hope to end the Hoa, 60 miles to the north. Han­ expires in two weeks. captured Oct.- 30, 1952 when High School amount authorized by the legis­ court fight for the right to cut withdrawal from Vietnam by session In late November. By CARL O. CRAFT son said he did not know its lature but $5 more than the welfare aid to families with de­ next July, leaving a residual (See Page llilrteen) (See Page Fourteen) An entire new foreign aid bill |FaMing mission. Nha Trang Is about WASHINOTON (AP) — A re­ amount Meskill had said In Au­ pendent children. Rings 105 miles northeast of Saigon. call of canned green beans Diamond gust he would allow. “We are putting cn our rose- Disclosure of the crash was •€ Rack ’The August cuts, which also colored glasses,’’ Meskill said, amid reports that ibotuUsm was withheld for security reasons Involved ether forms of aid, to­ referring- to the hope for reach­ found In a Florida child and his Our while a large sesirch and rescue Jewelry taled $3 million and stirred le­ ing projected revenues. In Willimantic father has sparked renewed Reg. gal acUon from three quarters. operation was under way, Han­ 29.95 A deviation in revenue, ho criticism of federal focxl-safety 24.88 ’Those court figures still ore added, could push Inter ADM sen said. policies. in our inventory pending. grants upward or downward. ’The crash was one of three finished fine hard- Accurate ring sizing. Caldor The actual reductions In the announced by the U.S. Com­ "It Is obvious that leglslaUan rk. kotd^ 10 bottles. your school ring headquarters! A'DM grants going out next (See Page Fourteen) mand. Pair of Psychic Investigators Is needed because existing ad­ Styles vary in all stores.' |r9lnforc«Center | Decorative committee said Friday night. WILUMANTIC (AP) — If Du Florida Democrat com­ RulYled Curtains fire can be fought with fire, mented after the iFood and why not fight witches with Drug Administration reported Slim-Jim Washable Our Rag. 5.79 witches? Why not? that Stokely-Van Camp Inc. had So felt ghost chaser Edward started recalling a shipment of .Single Window Warren of. Monroe when he more than 16,(X>0 cans of green Ribbed Knils lOO'^ Wide, 6.1” |,ong X was called In recently to see beans. FDA Issued on urgent what was ailing a Willimantic warning to consumers who may woman who was saying funny have the eight-ounce cans on Single Window Rag. r their shelves. t f things. 100'^x72” 6.39 ’Things like she had been The FDA said a Florida man, burned at the stake in 1639 aft­ identified as Mari^ie Capt. V^t- Single Window Rag. r ft/" llam Cleveland Jr., 27, and his S 1.86 lOO^xSl” 6.79 D . 9 0 er being condemned by a "pompous old flute.” 4-year-old son WHIIam HI, no­ ticed a distasteful flavor after 73'.acelate/2.V< nylon - .soft, easy to sew. Double Window Rag. gg/' That bit cf history was ex­ 'tireat Fall colors! 186”)f72” 11.09 ” . 9 0 tracted from the woman, whom eating a few beans from a Warren identUies ns Mrs. A, swollen can at their home In Triple Window Rag. 1 r n / : while under hypnosis. Pensacola. Decorator Toss Pillows 279'’x72" 17.89 1 ^ . 9 0 Warren and his wife, Lor­ A spokesman at Pensacola Knife edge, boxed, round, No-iron Dacron ninon, raine, who describe '|thcm- Naval Air Station said Friday •quHreh. Solids. bnK'ndes. white. May be hung crlss- aelves ns psychic Investiga­ both were In "good condHlon*’ corduroys. Not every style droHs or Friscilla style. tors, believed the woman was In the station hospital and were In every fabric Jumbo ruffle. Includes bewitched by an evil witch, being treated with antl-toxlns tiebacks. Abigail, who died 332 years ago. for botulism poisoning. Their reasoning was that Dr. George Rose said the Mrs. A's late father used to strain of botulism found In their practice witchcraft In the base­ bloodstreams was ”as deadly ment and try to conjure up de­ us the kind found recently In mons when ho had been drink­ soup.” ing. At Stokely-Van Camp's In­ Enter the good witch, Zla dianapolis headquarters, David Ruse from Bridgeport and her MeVey, senior vice president, coven of 13 witches. said efforts were being mode to determine where the 600 coMS llcnilil pliiilii t>y lU-mHuunuii Not on br.mma, however. They an-lved In an old white / had been distributed. FDA said convertible leaded with the nec­ the batch of "finest French essary gear; bell, broadsword, stylo sliced green beans” car­ Two Down and One to Go Incensp, altar, candlesticks, ried on each can code No. 28 General Electric Ity Sol R, Cohen chalices, special sort of amulets 73-E213D, and Was pocksd Aug. General Electric and a (Kiriable magic circle 1, 1970, In the firm’s plant *t fashioned from a bedsheet. Sc'ottsville, Mich. 9 ” ZT Portable TV That tiniu huH coiiu), iia it dook t'lti'ii .voar, to ui-knowlodKu the fact that “Now (Ids ceremony Is al­ •McVey said the firm tx- ’ ding!' Color TV winter** near. ways very dangemus because pressed grave concern "over we don't know what sort of the alleged poeslbtllty a can of A perfect solution, and a thinic to IroiiHure, la a (’lock with three handa, Us .. gresn beans might be fltin ra ** (4)M rgi* or an hour-giae* moanuro. forces wn're dealing with," Rla explained “Thisie outside the i-onUmlnatad with boUiUsm," III The thing to remember to do tonight, la to fix the clock* until Ihey'i’e I'livie of piMtectlon could be­ Hs added that the firm was right. come obsessed or )KWsessed by acting a* though the allefatlai 7 4 . 8 8 When you're I'eady for bed and you’ve bad that la*t *iiack, .vour clock the forces summoned unless Is trua even though be said it Kasy to nee mid ii'ie iip-fronl controls f‘'roiil 3 4 9 ’« they are wearing a s|>eiaro

"Itt the last election cam ­ paign I was referred to as ‘A man ot action,’ T think I have a magnifying glaaa this year, I Justified diat reference,” May­ am willing to nominate a fi­ or Frank McCoy said today in nesse in today's hands os one of urging the voters to return "m y South dealer. action-minded team to office so Both sides vulnerable. we can continue to act in your Opening lead —Four of Club|B. behalf." . M CM UMU If MMmna West opened the four of clubs, (An Halt nay viry In the last of the political a MftllR WMI) and South played the six from statements before Tuesday’s thb'' dummy. After making this elections. Republican Mayor MoOoy, who is seeking re-elec- verslty and drank the water of Uen, said he and his fellow R e­ affllcUon. publicans are running on their record which "shows undeni­ ably that we have delivered on best return was. It seemed very take, In all, one spade, three our campaign promises of two unlikely that declarer had two hearts, five diamonds and one years ago.” ’The mayor has THEATER TIME spade stoppers, so Bast shifted club. been head of the Town Council SCHEDULE to the six of spades;, South tried to explain how im- which is made up of eight Re­ South put up the Jock of lucky he was, but North was publicans and four Democrats. SATTJR»AY spades, losing to the king. Back unconvinced. "Don’t make ex- The record of achievements Burnside — "The Organiza­ came the eight of spades, driv- cuses,” North growled. "Make is too long to detail, the mayor tion,” 7:16, 9:16. Ing out the unguarded ace. Now three notrump.” said, but cited some of the State — "Space Odyssey,” everything depended on the Dally Question areas he feeis shouid not be 2:10, 4:30, 7:00, 9:26. diamond finesse. South got to As dealer, you hold: Spades, overlooked. He mentioned t he UA Theatre — "The Stew- dummy with the ace of clubs io-6-4; Hearts, A*Q*8*8; Dla- reduction ot the sewer user ardesses,” 2:00, 3:36, 6:10, 6:46, and led the queen of diamonds monds, Q-8-7-2: Clubs, A-8. charge for one- and two-family 8:30, 10:20. ’ ho could not do any real dam- What do you say? dwellings; completion of sever­ Manchester Drlve-In —"Gin- age. A club continuation would Answer: Pass. The hand Is al sewer installations in critical ger,” 10:26; "Games Men develop a second club trick for just.barely short of the strength areas; completion of and plans Play,” 8:46; "Tom cat,” 7:16. South. Any other lead would needed for an opening bid. You for more drainage installations. Ready for the Arts Festival East Hartford Drlve-In — for a finesse, whereupon West would bid one heart If any Also; Reinstatement of a "Werewolves on Wheels,” 9:10; took the king of diamonds and small red cord were changed to youth employment program Preparing for this weekend’s Arts and Crafts Show Vincent Krzesicki, chairman for placement of pic­ "Slmmcn, King of the led his last spade. East’s thwe the Jack. with the cleaning up of the witches,” 7:30. spades were enough to give the Copyright .1971 sponsored by the Manchester Fine Arts Association tures. Show is open to the public today from 1 to 10 General Features Corp. Hockanum River one of the and the Lions Club, are, from left; Barbara Gof^ p.m. and tomoiTow from 1 to 6 p.m. at Manchester East Windsor DrlVe-In — defenders a penalty of 200 projects; a new firehouse for “ Rebel Rotiser,” 7:30; “ On points. the Rockville area initiated and ticket chairman; Bernard Krutt, president of the High School. Tickets may be purchased at the door. Any Sunday,” 8:60; ’.'Hard Simple Insurance approved; a plan submitted for Lions Club; Barbara Dik, chairman of festival; and (Herald photo by Buceivicius) Ride,” 10:30. South could have taken out in- IdANCHESTE improvements to the filtration ^rfeadowB Drlve-In —"Games surance against losing the plant; new and expanded rec- control of education and gener- Men Play,” 7:30; “ Ginger,” gam e and rubber by playing RU S 41A • KOI KJN NOICM first reatlon faculties including a al govemmwt budgets; better Vernon South Windsor 9:00; “Tomcat,” 11:16. ace of clubs at the nelw town swUnming pool and coordination and cooperation of trick. He would then try the FR1--SAT.-SUNT Improvement of other recrea- town commissions and depart- SUNDAY diamond flneese, not caring TlRrRATED HITS' Uen areas; installation of side- ments; retained town’s flrst en- Two Sought Democratic Candiddites Hit Burnside — “The Organiza­ very much whether it won or walks in several areas deemed glneer; adopted new zoning tion” , 2:36, 4:36, 6:26, 8:30 lost. hasardous for children walking regulations; fUed comprehen- State "Space Odyssey” , 2:10, As the cards lay. West would OUR WORLD OF SLEEP to school; installation of traffic sive applications for federal In Robbery GOP Education Proposal 4:30, 7:00, 9:26 take the king of diamonds, but MEETGINGER- signals at four dangerous inter- and state funds for open space. UA Theatre — "The Stew- permit declarer to win and I (i ‘I w c '■ 11 )i >n i:'. h i -I I )( K ly Vernon police are seeking two Democratic candidates for milk, orange juice In JeMo with Twin or full size mattress or box spring with but­ secUens. Mayor McCoy, noting that ardesses” , 2:00, 3:46, 6:30, 7U6, — ------S I 11' ( , in C l il y ( n i Kill y i n i vdiite males in connecUim with the Board of ton tufted top. 180 coils. Plus: Increased poHce protec-1these are Just some of the ac­ Education ccitl- topping. 9:30 (II ( III 1' y< Il i' tion by increasing the poUce compUshments of his Repub- an armed rob^ry that t ^ m entU m of .the , Manchester Drive-In — “ Gin­ lianrliffitw N O W $ 2 8 * ^ place at the Gas town service „ , , , , ’artar sauce, french fried pota- penwnnel; additional housing llcan administraticn, said, ger”, 10:16; "Games Men staticHi on Rt. 30 last night at toes, carrot - cabbage slaw, Play” , 8:30; “ Tomcat” , 7:00 for the elderly; activities in- “they should be sufficient to overcrowding problems~ - - -at the ~ bread and butter, milk, fruited creased for senior citizens; no diow the handwork of m y ad- East Hartford Drive-In — According to poke, ( Murti»*vlllc • llawelt • Link Dureldo — Choice of Heavy Served boards of directors tor many organizations Including Girt Scouts, American Halloween diotca ol Decorator Fabric. Sunday has been designated b Taylor • Kmchlcr • Howe • Hrrxcl • Uuld Vinyl S I'ualUon. Cancer Society. Manchester Civic Orofaestra, Auxiliary of Manchester Memorial Mynnm iAir EAST stimuy ^ Ho^Stal. 'Tuberculosis Association, among othsrs. as Hallowesn for South Windsor a • BiM-fiie • at»*a»a*iii»' SOFA A CHAIR BEER lloiHl • World • I’rv.llac • KflA Writes column "From Your Neighbor's Kitchen’’ appearing weekly in Manchester trick-or-trsaters. Motorists ars f t a • Biie. leiao llU • BlU Evening Herald. asksd to drive carefully Sunday A night, . 1- V ' J AND Thousands of Unadvortlsod Past President, Manchester Republican Women's Club. BBOINIMV tim. nUDAY liM • •■4B • MlW .00 Past Vice President, Hartford Chapter, National Secretaries Association. School Menu Sposlals — S m Over 200 Wife of co-publisher of The ManchesUr Evening Herald—Thomas F. Ferguson. Monday - hambutysr, cat­ nrtNifovioiON sup, psos, mashsd potato, mtlk, Mother of three children, Laurie 17, Leigh 16 and Tommy 14. Over 199 W tiHiMMi 9> m ii brownis, CHAMPAGNE Room Oroupings Daughter of late Harry J. Firato, member of the Manchester Board of Directors for (our consecutive ternui end former deputy mayor. Tussday - BlocUon Day - no school, Prsaent member Board of Directors. Town of Manclisster. WsdiMsday - - sIwlU wMh 17B PINS ST. 3S80 MAIN ST. VIVIAN FUtGUSON FOR lOARD OF DIRICTORS msBt and tomato sauM, towed green ealod, biscuit with butter, (t'OKNRN o r rOHKMT) (rnmn riIMJCK IWUMI) FUU TOP LIVIR — VOTI RIFUMJCAN mtlk and fruit eup. Thursday • ovsn ■ baked 4444332 B 2^714f Ihhi ad sponoored by "ManchesUr Neighbors for Vivian FsrgUBOn," HARTFORD chicken with gravy, eranberry lafnwMMnaa MANCHESTER Wm li. TboraUM, Treasurer sauee, fhiNy rUts, tMlersd sftiv 'RA aeb, (.0*71 bread end butter, PAOfi: FOUR MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, OCTOBER 80, 1971 MANCHESTTJR EVENTNCx HER a LD. MANUUESTER. CONK. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 80, 1971 PAGE FIV E

Rham DUtrict estaUish m m congenial classroom at­ mospheres In the big city. Yarrell Wins Ettpttitis ifpraUi The Board President told a public Business Bodies meeting recently that "if astrology Is Costume Prize BD BX THE — CO., me. correct," one cf the reasons some young­ Scott Yarrell o t Marlborough unson^s I BUMU BU ' Ci sters create behavior problems In school IJQARNH NEW SYSTEM Thursday night won the 310 THOi Mrs. Dorothy C. Kelly, super- WALTER R . _____ these days Is because their Urth signs award for "best costume" at nbHabar* vleor of the Metropolitan Life the Rham Student Council-spon­ Femndad Oetobar l. 1181 conflict with those of other pupils or the Insurance Company's 808 E. sored Halloween Masquerade Candy Kitchen teacher. It was Ua view, said Isaiah E. Center St. office, was among 87 Dance. He was dressed as the Where Itiinllty Camly Is Made Fresh Dall,v RoUnson, that educators should use company supervisors from "Jolly Green Giant." throughout the U.S. attending a Nearly 300 youngsters In i 'hiiose From Over 200 Varieties Mattar______aatrology and every other "art and sci­ Wire Conference Seminar In Il­ SUBSCRIPTTON RATES linois lost week. grades 0 through 12 crowded ence" in the effort to "get to know their the auditorium to dance to the Parabla In Advance The seminar was designed to One Tear ...... m u o pupils better." music of the "Hardwood", a For goodness salts—4ry our Sbe Montha ...... 19.60 teach a now acccunting proce­ rock bemd from Windham. Three Montha ...... 9.75 Some comment has supported Mr. dure that will go into effect in One Month ...... 8.95 Student Council President the local office cn Jan. 17. Un­ Robinson. A member of the board d Janet Roller said nearly all MOLASSES HONEYCOMB PUFF ^ MEMBER OF der the new system, dates of THE ASSOCIATED PRESS directors of the Astrologers Guild of those attending were in cos­ The Aaaocated Preaa la ezeluatvely en- payment cn weekly and month­ A light, honeycomb candy with a rich moloaoes tume, including Principal J . UUad to the uae of remibUcation of all America has said, for instance, that Mr. ly aceotmt policies will be up­ flavor makes this an old fashioned melt in your newa dtapatchea credited to It or not other- Colin Pushec, who was dressed wlae credited In thia paper and alao the Robinson is "absolutely right." dated from the local efftee dally mouth taste treat. local newa publlahed here. as Count Dracula. All rlinta of republlcatlon of apeclal dia- Other comment has been less kind. by wire Instead of monthly by patohea nerein arejU ao ntaerred. mail. This will result in faster Assistant Principal Robert Some of the sui^iosedly sophlMlcated Day also made a visit and The Herald Prlntlns Company Inc., aa- service to policyholders since aomaa no financial reaponalbQlty for typo-' people who heard the original remark records will be current at all teacher chaperones present in­ graphloal eirora appearins In adverilae- cluded Bernard Hartshorn, mu­ menta and other readbiK matter In The said this: "We were all so embarrass­ times. MaixSieater Evening Herald. sic department; Kevin Donnel- ed, we 'wanted to pretend we did not Ij^ art department; Miss June Snhacrlber to Loa AngeJea Tbnea-Waahtng- IN NEW POST ton Poat Newa Service. hear it.” Bruce A. Wilson of 26 Risley Murphy and Robert Morrison, Ihll aervice client of N. E. A. Service, Inc. history and social studies. PnMIabera Repreaentativeo — Matnewa. The inference, from this quarter, Rd., Vernon, has been named Shannon and Cullen Inc., Spedal Agency to the newly created post of as­ Miss Koller said after deduct­ — New Torfc. Chicago. Detroit and Boston. would seem to be that Mr. Robinson is sistant 'Vice president for public ing the $10 prize money the _M EM BER AUDIT BUREAU OP CIRCULA- some kind of a superstitious Ignoramus. affairs with the Connecticut band fee and the ^ o s t of the nONB. ROUTE 6. BOLTON — T EL 649-4332 We prefer to treat Mr. Robinson’s Business and Industry Associa­ donuts and c ld e ^ provided DMplay advertMng cloatu houia tion (CBIA), Hartford. guests, the Student Council will OPEN DAILY and SUNDAY tiU 8:90 P.M. >hr Monday — l p.m. Iro a y . suggestion as merely the latest educa­ Candy Also Available For Fund Raising For Tuesday — 1 p.m. Saturday. Wjilson served as campaign still realize a small profit from For Wednesday — 1 p.m. Monday. tional theory. And we ask, after sug­ manager in 1970 for Rep. Rob­ the affair. For Thursday — l p.m. Tueaday For Friday — 1 p.m. Wednesday. gesting that our readers enumerate, for ert H. Steele of Connecticut’s Classified deadline 4.90 p.m. day o^ lore pubUeatlon 4:80 p.m. FMday tor themselves, all the bright new educa­ Saturday and Monday pubHcathm. tional theories and systems which have Saturday, October SO had their moments of faddist glory dur­ ing the pest half century, what makes Mr. Robinson’s suggestion any less OUR /W/IGIC - Three Reasons To Vote Tuesday worthy than all the other systems that Nature Study by Sylvian Oflara Tliere are three major reasons why have been touted and tried. The least AERIAL COMBAT FINAL PHASE: Victory For Crows As Broad Wing _ eveiy Manchester voter should be mak­ that we can recommend for It is that Hawk Seeks Air Current Which Will Zoom It Out Of The Neighborhood ing it his or her business to be at we give It at least a decade of trial, the pedis next Tuesday. and then see If our classrooms aren’t Construction is still under way at the Northgate rented. The apartment complex consists of a cluster of 17 buildings with landscaped courtyards and a In their vote next Tuesday on the pro­ Ily more peaceful and productive, Apartments on South St., Vernon, with completion scheduled after the first of the year. Builder Henry perimeter of trees. Each tenant has direct entrance 1 posed purchase of the Manchester Water Aquarians teaching Aquarians, the Connecticut Yankee Abuza reports an excellent response to the new to his apartment, a porch or patio, and basement Ootnpany, the people of all parts of Man- FIMies the Fishes and the Goats the complex, and over half of the 120 units are already storage space. Each unit also has its own laundry. > By A .H .O . SoaHAHotfCEM cheater will be facing the optical which Goats. Inside has been preparing Itseif for th^n, in JOINS LAW FIRM SHOOR RK-ELEGTED firm since 1966, moves up from and his wife, Uta, have two Our expectation Is, to the con­ ) Black Political Power When and If the new redls- Atty. Thomas A. Covlll of siles manager. Allen, formerly children. Us own inevitable, relentless fashion, for trary, that the individuals who, Creighton Shoor, of Shoor tricUng plan gets published and Manchester has joined the law assistant treasurer, has been ALL t r ea t No Tricks! manor years. We have to decide, 'whether Afternoon Of The Maples resent us In the House and Sen­ Jewelers. 917 Main St., was re­ A tctal of 22 Manchester — firm of Tomaro and Alaimo of ■with Conversion Chemical since ) irrevocable, this writer is go­ ate at Hartford will pay about elected secretary-treasurer of members cf the state associa­ we can leave the future of one part of We don’t think Manchester has ever ing to have to graduate from Hartford. Covill was admitted to the Connecticut RetaU Jewelers 1967. Shady Glen's Two Favorite Halloween Flavors: Report in this kind of future, will rep- the Connecticut bar in Sep­ tion attended this year’s con­ The company alao announced town In the bands of a private water been more ‘beautiful to look at then last the narrow, rooted provincvlal- three times as much attention Bruce A. Wilson Association at the organlza- vention, noted Richard Merritt, ) tember. tlcn's recent annual convention that a recent series of regional LICO RICE CHIP, black— and PUMPKIN ICE CREAM, orange company cr whether we must merge all Thursday afternoon, between the full By Rowland Evans Jr. and Robert D. Novak Ism of a voting lifetime and em­ to the 'Wishes of their own main the local ccnventlcn chairman. second district. He became A native of Manchester, Co­ in Chesire. sales meetings, directed 'by our a'vailaUe water resources into one emergence of the sun and its early set­ communities, where their own vlll graduated from Providence The grand prize In a draw­ bark upon a much broader ex­ Steele’s wecuUve assistant for Rynne and held at Anaheim, ing, a flight for two to Hawaii ) CLEVELAND — Carl Stokes, insists on owning part of the 30 per cent of the black vote basic political strength and (R.I.) College In 1968 with a Ernest Nuzzo of Ernest Jew­ Add Color To Your Halloween Parties, Buy Shady Glen! ^ system where they can be managed for ting, when there seemed almost an equal istence in which he becomes a district affairs following the elers, Wallingford, was elected Calif., Toledo, Ohio, and Rock­ to'tie in with the 1972 naticnal retiring after four flamboyant plantation himself. He therefore, their control of their own nomi­ BA degree and from Suffolk the best future of the whole community. to win with RepubUcan Perk election, and served In that post president. ville, were attended by more convention, was won by Mrs. propoitian of maple leaves, all still and turbulent years as mayor leads a national trend by black sort of floating voter. nations Is centered, as they wilt winning the white ethnic vote, until joining CBIA e€U-Uer this The convention, attended by than 60 Conversion Chemical Roberta Phllbrick of the Phil- Tbe scund, forward-looMng answer for warm and ■vivid with color, on and off of Cleveland, is on the verge politicians warning the Demo­ pay to .the orphan fringe of and . they admit getting that So far as the still informal month. more than 400 members, in­ sales representatives and dis­ brick Agency, 364 Main 3t. of pulling off a two-phase dem­ cratic party it can no longer town In which we are going to all Manchester suggests a yes vote, next the trees. many Negroes to vote against orientation of his voting future A native of Providence, R .I .,. cluded discussions on various tributors. S t o A S A .) onstration of black political count on automatic black votes. reside. Tuesday, on Question 1. ’Ihe leaves still on the trees caught a brother is doubtful. When a is concerned, this columnist Wilson holds a B S degree In aspects of the jewelry business; The company specializes in power with important national The Stokes machine demon­ ROBERT GLENN PROMOTED politician last week privately seems to be resident in a rela­ It Is rumored that there are, business administration from a report on recent legislation plating processes for Industry. Tite second major reason why e v e r y and interrupted and filtered the sunlight implications. strated this last year w h en it TWO CONVENIENT LOCATIONS j f asked Pinkney why Stokes did tively narrow sUce of his old in the state, some citizens even Bryant College. Prior to work­ affecting the Industry; and the Robert C. Glenn of 16 Green Phase No. 1 was successfully backed and elected RepubUcan Bt. 6 ft 44A—Open Dally and Sun.; Parkade Branch-*Mon. thru Sat. V Manchester voter should regard next and the leaves wider the trees picked It not let GarofoU win and avoid home town which is going to be worse off than we are, in that ing for Steele he was an ad­ association’s annual banquet. RBAI.TOR EARNS GRI Rd. has been premeted Seth Taft to a patronage-rich (John and Bernice Rieg) j f *niesday*s voting as a command ohllga- up and reflected it back up again, and completed in the Sept. 28 Dem­ risking Negro votes, Pinkney cut loose for political annexa­ they have been cut loose so ministrative assistant at the G. Jeffrey Keith of 97 Over­ utive assistant In the casualty- ocratic primary when Stokes de­ county commissioner's post. Wadsworth Atheneum In Hart­ tion concerns this town’s responsibiUty the fusion of the two-dtreotioned glow shot back that they never would tion to neighboring communi­ completely that they do not SANITAS EARNINGS look Rd. received his GRI preperty commercial lines de­ livered Cleveland’s huge Negro When that patronage drifted have given Carney primary ties for the purpose of voting for wind up in any new district at ford. He is a member of the (Graduate Realtors Institute) partment at The Travelers In­ to cblldren now starting their 'way spread out laterally into the street vote for white millionaire real Sanitas Service Corp. of Hart­ Into Republican hands, some votes if thev were not sure they two specific offices. all. But this is, we are sure, Greater Hartford Jaycees and designation at the 51st annual surance C5os. estate tycoon Jam es M. Carney ford has reported revenues of through the school system. spaces and into the lawn spaces and in­ white Democrats perceived the could take them back for the just a rumor, and nothing to in­ the Connecticut National cenventien of the Connecticut ■He joined the company In to upset the regular organiza­ $18.2 million for the first quar­ necessity of making peace with general election. In order to vote for a member terfere 'With our feeling sorry Guard. 1966 as a field assistant. Two things about the proposed school to the parlors and kitchens and dining tion candidate. Phase No. 2 oc­ ter ended Sept. 30, an increase the Stokes brothers. ■Whether Pinkney wins or of the House of Representatives for ourselves and our prospec­ A native cf Russellville, Ky., buUdiiig program are Indisputable —the rooms of the houses. curs in next Tuesday’s general of $2.1 million over the $16.1 Mayor Stotes’s performance loses, some white Democrats at Hartford, we and a few of tive political rootiessness. CBT BRANCH MANAGER Glenn is a 1960 graduate of election when Stokes attempts Peter R. Sterne f being allowed ter and the former Holy Trin­ and Navy Club and Marine tional standard of providing our own fectly matched, In a way which may not Why meddle in the Demo­ 10 Years Ago The Board of directors of Con­ dependent organization run in first elected four years ago. to vote for a state representa­ ity High School in Hartford. Club. '’ S ' haipen with exactly the same artistry cratic primary when Stokes In­ children with what they need when they the black 21st Congressional Roclal polarization is tynifled tive from our own town, or for Harold L. Davey of the Man­ Covlll is a member of the version Chemical Corp. of tended all along to support the bv murmurings in Cleyeland’s Rockville have elected George Edmund S. Howley of 43 need It If, next Tuesday, we approve the for years and years. For this generation. District by Mayor Stokes and black Independent candidate? a state senator from our own chester Optical Style Bar is Connecticut Bar Association, the white neighborhoods about se­ elected president of the Con­ Hartford County Bar Associa­ B. Rynne of 79 Talcott Ave. as Bralnard PI. placed first In new northeast elementary school and the fa r Its need, like every generation, to be his brother Louis, the District’s Why not let GarofoU, bated by town, when the exigencies of a ceding to form a new all-white necticut Optician’s Association. tion and the American Bar As­ vice president In charge ot sales among all new agents of able to refer to scmethlng perfect and Congressman. A Pinkney win Cleveland's Negroes, ■win the one - man - one - vote apportion­ Elect A Man O f Action proposed new junior Ugh schoU, as i»x>- would show the Democrats can­ town (to be called "Ohio CSty’’). ment require otherwise. sociation. He lives at 196 Au­ sales and Robert W. Allen of the Penn Mutual life Insur­ primary and thereby assure 100 Town officials and town’s posed to us in Questions 2 and 3. unique, we claim the display and the not win here without the Stokes Intensified racial animosity tumn St. 'With his parents, Mr. Old To'wn Rd. as treasurer. ance Co. and was specially hon- per cent Negro support for garbage contractor hold joint memory of Manchester’s afternoon of machine. may, In fact, be an unwelcome It is hard to anply that rea­ and Mrs. Glenn W. Covill. Rynne, who has been with the orode at a three-day education­ Questicn 4 will have a special appeal Pinkney? bvnroduct of black political soning to our sitoation, how­ meeting to begin negotiations al conference of the company Cleveland is the model, close­ One answer is Stokes's desire G. Jeffrey Keith RETURN to all those Manchester people who have the maples, Thursday, Oct. 28, 1971. power exercised in the Stokes ever. It would have been much for a continuation garbage-rub­ this week in Philadelphia. How- ly observed by Negro politicians to humlUate the dominant manner. 'What is more immed­ simpler to leave us with our bish collection contract. Association of Real Estate ley. is associated with the Har­ watUied. approved, and helped the Man­ across the country, for black po­ Cleveland Democratic faction iately worrisome to Democratic own town in both House and Boaras, held this week at the old A. Carter Agency In Hart­ chester lOH program in the paM, for it Unwarranted Intruaaon litical power. In effect, Stokes headed by Rep. Jam ea V. Stan­ tells white Democrats he will ncUtlclons across the country Is Senate redistricting than It Is Hotel Hilton in Hartford. ford. inMcIvcs Itae construction, at the propoe- Sen. Edward Keimedy’s demand in ton. He did It. By beating Garo­ to cut us adrift, and new dis­ Keith, who Is associated with not merely be their overseer but foU, Stokes proved he had abso­ the likelihood that the Stokes ed new Janfor Ugh school, of a swim- Congress for the withdrawal cf B ri^ h approach will soon be copied tricts which kept most of our A Thought for Today his parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. Claims for unemployment CARL ZINSSER troops from Ulter and the unification lute veto power in Democratic town together in both respects Stillman Keith, in Keith Real compensation in Manchester rrtinf- jKfot which would be adapted to primaries. elsewhere. Depending on Tues­ Sponsored by tlve Manchester Ireland can only be described as a totally day’s vote, Carl Stokes may be would have been much more Estate, 172 E. Center St., is the rose to 2,865 for the week ended To The Board of Directors ^ TCiH a p e d a i purposes as well as to gen- Still more important for Council of Churches unwarranted Intrusion into British In­ a more Important national fac­ compact amd regular in shape first Realtor from Manchester Oct. 23, an increase of 86 over Open Forum Stokes was to display his poUti- to earn the GRI certification. wwBi town and school use, and which ternal affairs. tor out of city hall than he ever than the weird winding and the previous week, the State J r cal dexterity. If he can switch To be a strong hand in the dark He is a graduate of Norwich Paid for by "Friends of Carl Zinsser” — Joe LeHan, Treasurer ^ would be finaaeed. in part, by the near It portrays a dismaying lack of sensi­ was in it. looping and bulging which is Peter R. Sterne Labor Department reported. tivity to the complexity of the tragic Roz Qulsh Cleveland’s Negroes (about one- to another in the time of need, University and served as a sec­ Claims statewide rose to 85,769 To the Editor, now in prospect. MOjsaD which JO B b a a been raising for situation In Northern Ireland. It ignores Uilrd of the vote) from one can­ to be a cup of strength to a Bowyer, London, and has served ond lieutenant with the U.S. from 83,764. (R) oz Quish for Treasurer the fact that Ulster Is an Integral part of didate to another in one month, Current Quotes Nor do we submit very will­ human soul in a crisis of weak­ with the Royal Air Force. Army Reserve In Germany. He its dresui rf suck a p o d . townspeople shout; the United Kingdom and that two thirds the most antl-Stokes white poli­ "Today th's son of Garga- ingly to the idea that what we ness, He joined CBT In 1957 and H a t aum major nnmislUllty facing She'll serve us well; in our of Its population are ardently committed tician will have to . admit he lianol has come home."—Vice are going to get out of this is to know the glory of life. was assigned to the data proc­ minds there's no 4oubt! She v e a e n of Manchester n ex t Tuesday to preserving that relationship. holds the balance of power here, President Spiro T. Agnew dur­ new voting arrangement is a Hugh Black essing, Work analysis, and cred­ (0 ) ver the years we have notmore more U MMt sf » ti» e tia g ■tot pediey leadentotp By urging the Immediate withdrawal ing a 'Visit to the small Greek better giiarante of our oiyn In- Submitted by it departments. In 1965, he TOWN OF MANCHESTER DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS gone in debt; Regular Democrats believe town where his father was d^dual one-man-one-vote share transferred to branch adminis­ fwe v m fi j» gsing to Jawe tor tbe of British troops, Mr. Kennedy Is doing Everyone knows she has not The Board of Deaconesses Carney must capture close to bom. of political power. tration where he held positions just what the Irish Republic Army ter­ failed us yet! Second (Jcngregational (jhurob NOTICE OF LEAF PICKUP aeic. isvj Ftaus T o t paM rawed «f the rorists want. Their priority goal la to In all three Manchester offices (Z)estful and sprightly with of the bank. Since December powt ft** yewft has pinved that there is force the British Army out o f Ulster as a - energy plus— The following streets are scheduled for leaf collection on the below listed days. In the event of rain on any scltoduled collection day, pickup on remaining routes 1969, he has been on the loan ssaoMtnag real and dtSsresE ahout the first step to unification of the island. Her hectic pace is amazing will be post^ned one working day. Home owners, on the below listed streets, whe wish to have yard leaves collected are req^sted to rake leaves Into the ^ tte r But moderate opinion in Ireland, both platform at the Manchester so as to^orm a windrow the length of the property arid confining leaves In the gutter as much as possible. This should be done on the day prlOT to achedulad fiepusiMsen i«i*MMipb^' and prtnetjAe cf to us! north and south of the border, knows per­ (Q)ulck to determine the tax­ Bill Whitaker North Main office. leaf collection. Property owners are requested to make certain that no foreign objects such as stones, branches, cans or any oth^r material other than leavea or kueai Kdttmiuttn ic that it does try to fectly well that a solution to the Ulster payers’ wills; gross ore placed In the piles. Additional scheduled routes will be advertised next week. AOWAY ELECTIONS match Hk eouuttaeujr* naeds against a problem is just not that simple. Both Already saved us. well over tbe British Government and the provin- Some 125 members of Buck- November 3 November 4^ November 6 fair eunuerr tor the proseat and future live mills!! November 1 November 2 gevemment In Ulster are moving (U)pBtanding, loyal, a grand­ land Agway, farmers’ coopera­ Route 2 Route 3 Route 4 Route 6 Route 1 Oliver Road taxpayer:; wtirj are goiog to ja ty for toward a broader concept of the political mother proud— o "/ / tive, held' their annual meeting Jensan Street Porter Street Middle Turnpike West Lilac Street structure in tbe north, which would open Tuesday in Skust Hartford and Wyllys Street (Hilliard to Broad Street) Trumbull Street Bolton Road them. P’reaeir. edtetoMk. cenditkaas in , Our lovely Roz. sure stands Jordt Street Hartland Road the door to participaticn by the Roman elected four area men to the Hlghwood Drive Adams Street Griswold Street Mancfatstor aac to the state and in M*e tall in the crowd! Bliss Street (Middle Tpke. W. to New Lincoln Street Wlndemere Street '^aXboUt minority in the administration. (1) nterest In service, she works member committee. Parker Street Butternut Rond (E. Center to Woodbrldge) Ferguson Road State Rd.) Roosevelt Street Grant Road naticn dictaie the wisdMri of having But ttais can only come when terrorism hard all day; Named to three-year terms Hilliard Street Ridgewood Street Columbus Street were Blaccy FVttner Jr . of Farmington Street Mountain Road Mnnobsstt^r MSittuu, idth e. rsMcained. in the north has been stamped out, and Yet for her stipend she gets Garth Road (New State Rd. to Main St.) Alexander Street Lockwood Street ua o f now the presence of British troops East Hartford, John McKnlght Buckingham Street Woodland Street Chambers Street appnuba. ot wtut!. eowimtlUty part-time pay! Act A8 if twe vgi4oLE electiom B 3 © Radding Street Ludlow Road Perkins Street is essential to cembat that terrorism. of Ellington, Michael Lepter of (Hilliard to Main St.) St. Lawrence Street Coventry Street (S) he loves our Manchester; depended on vour single v o t e , EXCUSES Asylum Street Dale Road spending de^ecvra first prtorttiet. For tbe British this is a painful but un- this we all know; NOM Coventry and Earle Relchle of Arnott Road Broad Street Stone Street Fleming Road Cole Street (Middle Tpke. W. to Hilliard (Hilliard to (Jhambeni) The caodidaieL th>; ttopuhlietui party avoldaUe assignment them to throw With her as Treasurer, up­ AND AS if the lAIHOLE parliament Wapplng. Hillside Street Welcome Place Falrvlew Street CAND tuereim the vmuoue n a tio n ) Chairman Lawrence Coulter Riverside Drive St.) St. John Street ■Tower Road presents to be the public setysnis of In the sponge and quit would very prob­ ward we'll grow! Earl Street Loomis Street Edmund Street French Road ably lead to civil war in tbe north. (H)elp her to help us thru rain of Sufflcld presided. (Hillside to Middle Tpke. B.) Cook Street ON t r a t s in g l e P e r s o n w h o m SECTION B Margaret Road Devon Drive Brent Road such a prudence have ainsady piwed B ritish newspapers justifiably point out David Morse, manager ot the Stephen Street and thru sun; YOU n o w c h o o s e t o b e a m e m ­ Spring Street Bilyeu Road Crestwood Drive Woodhin Road their ospacUy to play the »xiisArueilve that Senator Kennedy made no condem­ Roz Quish for Treasurer; Pull Buckland store, reported that Coburn Rond Griffin Street LInnmore Drive Schaller Road b e r O F IT. Gerard Street (Gardner to Highland) role in giving their town sound, decent. nation of the terrerists and are shocked Lever One I! I volume for fiscal 1970-71 total­ Glen Road Canterbury Street Deepwood Drive Bates Road Cone Street Cumberland Street at bis calling the Ulster situaticn “Brit­ Carol E. Kuehl ______J ohn w su y : (7-46 ^ ed $736,000, and he discussed SECrnON B Wyllys Street Ferndale Drive Penn Road reafienalve, and respooulbU- municipal faclIlUes and services added (Spring to Highland) Clearvlew Terrace Deerfield Drive Evergreen Road ain's Vietnam." Vernon Street Fleming Road leaderablp and sujpervision. Politics apart—and the motive was, "For a Better Manchester” during the year. (Middle Tpke. E, to Lydall Candlewood Drive Foxcroft Drive Butler Road Somerset Drive Regent Street Center Street Hoffman Road They should, be ctsiUnued in re- of course, purely political — Senator To the Editor, ' A now 'store constructed dur­ St.) Chapel Street Lynch Drive Tam Rond (Broad to Adams) Duval Street Kennedy's gesture h'irdly enhances his Municipal Ownership In the ing the past year opened May 1 Adams Street Castle Street spofislbUlty, for the good of Manchesur. at 640 New State Rd., replacing Greenwood Drive Tlmrod Road reputation on foreign poUcy matters. greatest majority of actions tak­ Cobb Hill Road (Center to Middle Tpke. W.) Frederick Road the former quarters on Tolland Marlon Drive Happily the Nixon administration was en by its citizens, has provided Agnes Drive Hlghwood Drive Jarvis Road Horton Road quick to disassociate Itself from the Ken­ overwhelming benefits to Its Tpke. It has a display area for Eva Drive Duncan Road Hcndee Road Turnbull Road nedy statement fo Oengresa and from the residents. Many benefits are retail sates and a separate Elsie Drive Timber Trail Whitney Road Carroll Road For Harmonious Claasrooiiui gained by this type of action, is : room for farm and commercial Alice Drive Fulton Road resoluticn presented jointly by blm and Englewood Drive Sen. Abraham Rlblcoff to the Senate primarily In the service to Its business. Aroellia Drive Down In New York City, a number of Youngsters trick-or-treating tomorrow night are St, Paul Drive Wedge wood Drivp Foreign Relations Committee. Reasaur- people. For a better Manches­ Morse also noted that a new Edison Road otherwise disoemlng and Intelligent peo­ ter I advocate and will vote for X $14,000 bulk fertiliser spreader due for'% shock if they visit the Burger Chef at 235 Hilltop Drive aocee by American officials both (n Plaza Drive Salem Road ple a re pretending to be very much up­ Washington and London that tbe de­ this beneficial acqulstUon of was put tntp service last spring. Main St., where this “werewolf” will be lurking in Dover Road m m t u the shadows. Behind the hair, gauze, glue and lamp­ Westland Street set heoatise the President cf the city mands made in the resolution in no way purchasing the Manchester Wa­ A report on developments- Indian Drive Morse Road reflect American policy should help to ter (Company, within the entire Agway system black is Fred Perry, night manager, local entrant in Board ef B!ducation recommended, re- Overlook Drive soetbe the ruffled feelings of the BrtUidi. Sincerely, was given by Fred Rose, area the chain’s Halloween dress-up contest for employes. Eastland Street (MiiiUy, the use of aatrology in order to <»B m m A N BCIBNCE MONITOR. Hugh F. Word manager, of West Springfield, Perry does his own makeup. (Herald photo by Coe) Maas.

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MANCHESTteR EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, OCTOBER 80, 1971 RAGE SEVEN PAOX se t BIANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., SATURDAY, OCTOBER 80, 1971 St. Mary’js To Mark Area Churches u r c h e s Union Congregatlanul Ohurcb RockvU'e United Methodist gaored Heart Church Rt. 80. Vemoei of Ckttot. Ncrth United Methodtat diurcJi Rockville Cliurch . 300 Porker St. Rev. Paul J. Bowman, Minister 143 Grove 8t. Rev. Ralph Kelley, Pastor Consecration Week Rev. Eklward Konopka M7 N. MUn St. Rev. Earle R. Custer, Rev. Lyman D. Reed, Rev. WlUard E. CkmkUn, Pastor St. Mary’s Episcopal Church will celebrate the 160th Associate Minister Pastor Assistant Pastor U a-m., Church Service, Stui- anniversary of the founding of the Domestic and For- Mr. and Mrs. George F. Apel, ASatstanta in Christian 9:30 a.m., Church School, Saturday Maas, 0 p.m. dajr School a n d Nursery, 9 and 10:30 a.m.. Worship eijm Missionary Society of the Episcopal Church at to- Sunday Masses, 7:30, 0, 10:30, “BvsrIastiaK Punishment" is Service. Sermon: "Hallowed Be EducaUon Nursery through Adults. Thy Name." morrow s services. 10:4B a.m., Worship Service and 13 noon. tha auhlect of the lesson-ser­ This event will mark the be- mon. The Golden Test: Romans 9 a.m., Church School. Nurs­ 9 a.m., Church School, Nursery through Grade 4. ----- ery and Grades 3 through 6. ginning of ConsecraUon Week Grades S through 9. Adult Study St. Bernard’s Church WE ARE STILL BUSINESS Hie Christian Science Read- 10:30 a.m.. Church School, at the church and will culmin- Group. Trinity Lutheran Church Rockville inf Room, open to the public Nur^ry, ^ d e rg a rte n and u,e W^nesdoy evening 10:30 a.m.. Church Stdiool. In­ Meadowkurk Rd. and Rt. 30, Rev. John J. White fants through Grade 4. Rockville Rev. William Schneider oxcept on Saturday an'’ holi­ ** ^ ______Festal Eucharist of Service of days, is located ad 740 Main St. 10:43 a.m., Mcming Worship. Rev. Bruce Rudolf Rev. Anthony Mitchell Tike hours aure 11 am. to 4 p.m. United Church of Christ Holy Communion for the Conse­ Sermcn topic: "Now Omcern- —^----- I Monday through Friday. 38S N. Main St. cration of St. Mary's Episco­ tag The Collection." 8 and 10:30 a.m.. Worship Saturday Mass, 7 p.m. Rev. Felix M. Davis, pal Church. The Rt. Rev. J. 3:30 p.m.. Senior High Youth Service, Heriy Communion. Sui^Say Masses, 7, 9:13, 10:30 Oanaiaandty Baptist Church Minister Warren Hutchins, Bishop of Group. 0:10 a.m., Sunday School. and 11:45 a.m. An American Baotist Church ------Connecticut wlU officiate at the AduH Instruction Class. 586 B. Center S t 10 a.m.. Morning Worship. ccnsecraUon of the church. St. G eorg’s Episcopal Church St. Matthew’s Church OF TEACHING THE Unitarian Fellowship Rev. Walter H. Loomis, Nursery through Church Schccl other activiUes during CJon- Rt. 44A, Bolton Tolland Rev. Robert W. Diloff, Vicar of Glastonbury I Minister Grade 8. Sermcn by Ute Rev. secraUon Week will be: Academy Junior High ReV. J. Clifford Qurtln, Pastor Mr. Davis. "A More Certain Monday, All Saints' Day, Holy Mata St., Glastonbury •;U a.m.. Church School for Sound." 8 a.m.. Holy Cbmmunion. Eucharist at 7 p.m. Trial Liturgy n Sunday Vigil pn Saturday at adl afcs, Sunday School for Wednesday: . Holv Eucharist 10:30 a.m.. Service. Nursery 6 and 7 p.m. Nursery through Grade 3 con- Reception Guest Emanuel Lutheran Church 10:15 a.m.. Holy Communion. at 10 a.m. and the Festal Ehich- Trial Liturgy H. Nursery and And School. Sunday Masses, 7, 8!30, and ttnuing during the service. , Church and Chestnut Sts. arist at 7:30 p.m. 10:30 a.m. 10 do lum.. Worship Service. There will be a reception for Rev. C. Henry Anderson, Church School. Topic: Faith Cheap and the Rev. Thomas Barry tomor­ Next Sunday will be the par­ 11:15 a.m., Coffee and Con Messish Evangelcsl Lutheran "J* Rev. Ronald J. Fournier, ish observance of All Saints' Unitarian Meeting House BmMfV’ fNursery a n d Crib row from 2 to 4 p.m. at the St. Pastors veraatton. Church Day, including the commem­ (msconsta Synod) 50 Bloomfield Ave., Hartford Room is provided in the Ycuth James School* cafeteria. The Paul A. Holmer, Intern Rev. Nathaniel D. Laurlat Building. oration of the Departed and Speaker Bolton Congregntloiiai. Church 396 Buckland ltd., Wapptag BUT 6:30 p.m., jhMor and Senior event is sponsored by the St. 9 and 10:45 a.m.. Divine Baptism. BoMcn Center Rd. Rev. Karl R. Gurgei, Pastor TOgh Youth FeUowships will James Home and School Asso- Worship with Holy Communion. Tomorrow, a special "Serv- The Rev. Vernon McLellan, Rev. J. Stanton Conover, 10:30 a.m.. Worship Service, meet in Pellowahip Hall. clation'and is open to all friends Theme, "The Living World." ices in Celebration of the 150th executive director of Sound of Minister 10 a.m., Sunday School. Nursery and Worship Ouirch Youth, Inc., will be guest 11 a.m.. Worship Service. School. WE ARE TRYING TO DO IT BETTER of Father Barry. 8:55 and 10:40 a.m.. Church anniversary” of the society, Seolh United Methodist Church School f o r three-year-olds which was written by the Rev. speaker and musician to- 10:15 a.m., Church School. Father Barry served as an through Grade 8. Nursery for Dr. Massey Shepherd, liturKical morrew at the 11 a.m. service S t Mary’s Clinreb Mata St. at Hartford Rd. assistant at St. James Church 10:30 a.m.. Worship Service. Avery SL Rev. J. Maniey Shaw, D. D., infants. scholar, will be used, and there Calvary Church. 647 E. Mid- Sermon: “On What Do We Rt. 31, Coventry . Christian Reformed Church from September 1967 until July Stand?” Rev. F. Bernard lOUer. P « ^ r Pastor 1971 when he was assigned to 10:40 a.m.. Adult Study Hour will be a “renewal of Baptis- Tpke. 661 Avery St. WE ARE REQUIRING STUDENTS TO DO MORE Rev. Carl W. Saunders, on "Family Life.” mal Vows” when all the mem- Sound of Ycuth, Inc., with 7 p.m., Pilgrim Fellowship. Rev. Richard F. Roughdn, South Windsor the Chancery office in Hartford. hers of the .societv will renew headquarter ta O r ^ e , Calif., Assistant Pastor Associate Pastor He serves as secretary of the Rev. James A. Bonnema, Rev. Ralph W. Spencer, Trinity Covenant Church their vows to be mlssionalries serves,youth tarough c i ^ e s , First Church. Minister Archdiocese's Metropolitan ta the world. The societv is the seminars, llterture, ratao pro Saturday Mass, 7:80 p.m. Associate Pastor Tribunal and lives at the rec­ 302 Hackmatack St. Hebron Rev. Norman E. Swensen, _, nt ?tams and sacred recordings. Rev. Herbert O. Kelsey Jr., Sunday Masses, 7:30, 9:30 and 9:45 a,m., Sunday School for LEARNING DOES NOT HAVE TO BE GRIM tory of St. Christopher’s Church corporate name and identity Pastor Our Savior Lutheran Church grouping within a group and using new approaches to motivating, thus offering them Saturday, Vigil Mi at 5 and ta recognition of the fact University of British Columbia, 230 Graham Road ings provide for a far wider choice for students and more aaequately meet student wHI have a Halloween party in p.m. 647 E. Middle Tpke. that the Episcopal Church He has presented sacred cci- Rev. J. Jermain Bodine, Vernon United Methodist successful experiences. the youth lounge. Rev. K. L. Gustafson. Assistant Pastor Church South Windsor interests and needs. Sunday, Masses at 7:30, owed its existence to the work cerU ta many churches ta both Rev. Ronald A. Elbe, Pastor 10:15 and 11:30 a.m. Pastor Rt. 30 of an English missionary so- Canada and the United States, Rev. Joe K. Carpenter, 2. Three teachers to work as a team with remedial 7th grade pupils interrelating subject St. Mary’s Epiaoopal Church o r.1000 supplied most of the and is known for his perferm- 9:45 a.m.. Church School. 2. Expansion of COEP and Nurse Aide programs Church and Park Sts. 10 a-m., Sunday School. Class- clergy during the colonial pe- ances on the “mtatflMle ’’ - 11 a.m.. Worship , Service. Minister 8:30 and I0:iki a.m., Worahlp matter. Cliurch of the Assumption ------Services. Hedy Communion on These programs have grown dramatically in just over one year and now provide work Rev. Geoige F. Noatrand, es for aU ages. Nursery care riod cne-sixteenth size vlclta. “ Nursery provided. "Ycuth Sun- Adams St. and Thompson Rd. ifff inswi I II II ««*411 9:30 a.m., Church Service, the first Sun^y of each month 3. Team of two 8th grade teachers to work with English and Social Studies — one Rector Rev. Eidward S. Pepin, Pastor provided. There wiU be a birthday vlclta soles have been record- ^ be conducted study type programs in our community for nearly 300 high school students. Rev. Russell Allen 11 a.m., Wcrrfilp Service, party at 10:15 a.m. ta NelU Hall by young peo|de. Nursbry mid Kindergarten at 10:45, and on the third Sun- enriched class, 2 average classes and one slow learner class. ^ Rev. Robert’ J. Burbank ed fer the WORD label. classes. day at 8:30. Rev. Ronald Haldeman ____ Guest speaker and musician at the church when both of the For six years, he edited youth ------I Saturday, Masses at 5:00 and be R®'’- Vernon K. Me- major congregations may be Second Congregational C hnr^ 10:45 a,m.. Church School 9:30 a,m., Sunday School and 4. Schedule teams in room clusters for closer working relationships. Teams will have 3. Independent Study magazines including “Campus classes Grades 1 thru 6. Adult Bible Class. 7:30 a.m.. The Holy Eucha­ 7:30 p.m ’ LeHan, radio missionary con- present ta observatiem ot the an- Life” published by Youth For United Church of Christ ( common planning periods. The opportunity for independent study has been expanded for interested students. rist: First ^rvlce. g vention director for World Lit- nlversary. Rt. 44A, Coventry 7:30 p.m.. Junior and Senior Sunday, Masses at Christ International. He also Youth Fellowahip. 9 a.m., Morning Prayer: 10:30 and 11:45 a.m. erature CJrusade. During the services there will served as youth pastor cf Cal- Rev. Robert K. Bechtold, Wesleywa United Methodtat 5. Offering a series of mini-courses and electives to 9th grade pupils for improvement 7 p.m.. Evening Gospel Serv- Minister Church 4. Computer use 1 Flint Order. Sermon by the also be. special envelc^s avtal v*ary Temple, an taterdenoml- Lutheran Rev. Mr. Allen. Church School, ice. Hymnstag, gospel music j^j,le to use as thank offerings national church In Denver, Prince Of Peace Crystal Lake Rd., EUtagton of programs and reduction of study halls. There has been an expansion of computer use for math, science, social studias, busi­ St. Bridget Church and Bible message. a,m.. Service of Worship. ) Church O lb eSass and Nursery care. Rev. John J. Delaney, Pastor to further missiemary work. Colo., for five years. 10 Rev. Harvey W. Taber, Pastor ness, guidance and English. 9:45 a.m., Sunday Morning Church School. Rt. 81 taid North River Rd. 6. Increase number of periods per week from 4 to 5 in the following areas: Rev. Nell F. Fitzgerald 11 a.m,. Coffee Hour. Coventry 9:46 a.m., Sunday Oottee House for adults. Rev. James F. Pilon Center Congregational Church Rev. W. H. WUkens, Pastor School a. 7th, 8th, and 9th grade science 10:15 a.m.. Birthday party for United Church of Christ 7:30 p.m.. Adult pre-member­ Classes for all ages. b. 9th grade social studies and math ship meeting. Domestic and Foreign Mission­ Saturday, Masses at 5 and 11 Center St. Feeble Week’s-End Move 9 a.m., Sunday School. 11 a-m., Worriiip Service. c. 9th grade art, music, industrial arts and home economics Pragram Changes — Pra|eeted ary Society for everyone. 7:30 p.m. ta school auditorium. Rev. Wtathn^ Nelson Jr., 10:15 a.m.. Worship Service. Nursery. 11 a.m.. Morning Prayer; Minister United Methodist Church 6 p.m., Wesleyan Youth. Sunday, Masses at 7:30, 9, Reverses Market Slump Rt. 44A, Bolton 7. Reorganize and/or relocate library, A-V center, learning and reader center to start First Order. Sermon by the and 10:30 a.m., in church; and Unlted Congregational Church 7 p.m.. Evening Prayer. I. Overlapping sessions Rev. Mr. Allen. 9:15 and 11 a.m.. Morning Rev. David M. Campbell, an area to be used as a multi-media center. Selected teacher will be assigned to the Without the overlapping sessions, many of the aforementioned curriculum and other 10:30 and noon in school audi­ NEW YORK (AP) — The Amd, a ge£^^S^i«aee 9 a.m.. Divine Wonbip. Nurs- hn;i Morning ...... 7, 8, 9 and 12 Noon CHRISY1AN SO EN a WH3NESOAY in diyiiie luatice. EVBiANC TESTIMONY MST1NGS THIS AD SPONSORED BY THE MANCHESTER BOARD OF EDUCATION, DONALD HENNIGAN, TREAS. BH L THNSKY ery in Parish House. a ’’SOUND OF T O U m ’’ 10:15 a.m., Sunday School jjiiji PIRST C H U R C H O P CHRIST. SCIINTISt CHIMCH OF CHRIST and Youth Forum. pipj E ve n in g...... 5:30 and 7:30 a WORLD UTBRATURB CRUSADE 461 N. MAIN Mr. U M mmt Vamaa M neta 10:10 to 11:50 a.m.. Grade 6 li! ii M iillig a* 6 i66 ______M |M i|tM n 7 and 8 Youth Instruction. iiiiiiil s A MANCHESTER EVENING HERA1 American boys to help the fam- serving our community aitd Thlo past week was sure a o^ed slidea on one of our trips h'®®'. there was a nice group come voters. drawings are held each month. The widespread activities of Boy scouting also offers spe- Hies and institutions of the na- growing. Give your Fair Share. tt, in s in Fan River, Masa., T w o bcur-Icng public portici- busy one for me. Remember ‘® ‘•'® Penn Dutch Country. Mr. ‘•*® ®*'®''i®l embroidery class, Since 1889 we have been proud to service you, the customers of Manches- The report Indicates that the the managers cf the lottery op- *uch Illegal groups are threat- aon of PhlUp and snisabeUi paticn pregrams cn Tuesday's our trip to tho rncos a few Niles Carlson was the pilot for In the evening fer the setback i young voters are registering eratlon “ take the show on the enlng political anarchy In the Oennan McHugh, and had Uved weeks ago? Well we arrived at ‘•'*® ‘rtp, and ho certainly had tournament, we had 56 players, e^tlon referenda issues 'have Democratic by a better than 2 road." repubUc, said Liam Oossrove, ki Manchester for a number of Parking Ban the track; quite early, so we ®®tee nice slides to show. and these are tho lucky win- ter’s North End. Throughout the past 72 years we have tried to maintain been scheduled by WINF-CSS to 1 ratio bver Republican. The October drawing was leader cf the main parlla- y e a n . He was employed aa a decided to go to ono of those During the afternoon, we were n®'’®! Ev® L«tz, 146; Mabel Radio for Monday from 9 to 11 However, it ahows alao that held In the town of Woodbrid^e, mentary opposition party. Fine The winter, overnight aalaanisn by the W. O. Glenney -By CLAY R. POLLAN- UIRA "State Stores," and give tho told that Helena Smith was In Wilson, 131; Joe Babinoau, 181; o.-n.. Pc*)ert Oitmas, WINF about half of them are signing „ear Elisabeth. Next month's parking ban in Manchester ~ A im linnber Co. Your Daily Activity Guide group a chance to buy a few the Manchester Hospital, where W,1111am Irwins, 128; Martha Ir- excellent service at reasonable costs. In the recent past, our costs have president has announced. up unaffUiated. drawlnv wlU be In Paterson. Unless Ireland spends more will go Into effect Monday, 5 MA8.11 According >o Sfar*. Be la survived by hia wife, ^ A n . I* bottles of assorted “sixlas." ®he linderwent surgery on a wins, 129; Ann Lehmann, 126; Due to the Importance of the Statewide totals to the end of >0 ,^ ''ceremony" is conducted mcney on Its defense forces, he Capt. George McCaughey an­ To develop messofle for Sunday, ^ 2-32-44^/^ _____ fractured hip, caused by a fall Gladys Seelert, 124; Armand H n . Gertrude Baris McHugh; nounces. . >20-21-31-431 ■ . phiuT, T ar re^ervndum Issue cn the uni- September (when most regis- great fanfare with a mas- slated, "the InsUtutiohs of the 61-79-84 reod words correspondir>g to numbers ^72-81-a6(^ Tommy A Winner when stepping off the sidewalk Roux, 122; Bernice Caswell, MMSer, pnutp u m c- ficaUon cf th e Manchester trars stepped keeping separate ^ ceremonlek officiating co»mtry could be destroyed al- The town ordinance he of your Zodioc birth sign. risen significantly, with the resulting higher water bills to you, our cus­ Hugh of Swansea, Mass TAUttJl SCORPIO While In the store, I spotted t®®t Friday ofternoort. She 121; Cora Blow. 119; Agnes water and sewer systems, an figures cn 18 to 21 and 21 and ^ many notables attend- overnight." said, will be strictly enforc­ 31 Mooningful 61 A am. m 1 Accent'* OCT. 27f a machine whore you can fill ®an’t have visitors for a few Bablneau, 119; John Kehoo, 118; tile private funeral wUl be heur program cn this topic wlU over categories), showed 11,449 ^uch pubUcIty as possl- The Illegal organizations, ,he ed. 2 Effort* 32 Aimod 62 Lego! I W MAI 20 63Longronge WOK. 21 out a form for a sweepstakes “ay®- Evaline Pentland is also Tom Murphy, 117, and Bess •Rweday with a Maas of the be aired between 9 and 1C p.m. Demccrats, 5,344 RepuWeans solicited and welcomed, asserted, have "no mandate for The ordinance reads: 3 Look 33 GrMt ^11-13-25-37 4The 34 And 64 Speed M2-24-3A^ ticket tor $3. As I was filling •" ‘•’® l®®al hospital, Bertha Moonan, 114. tomers. Reluctantly, as many of you know, we have'decided to offer our Resurrection at the Church of A panel cf experts and con- and 16,494 unaffiliated In the un- There shall be no parking (xi 35 Aggrttsivt 65 Provisions Only TV cameras are barred, their arrogant claim to speak .'fe'46-58-69 5 An 45-57 78 out the form one of tho mem- Burgess is recuperating at the Next week’s menus will b e : the AsKunpUen. Burial will be cemed citizens will discuss the der 21 group, any public highway or desig-' 6 More 3d You 66 Security by order of the FOC (Federal I*'** people.” GIMINI 7 Envy 37 A 67 Poise SAGITTARlUt bers, Tom O’JMbill asked me Grestfleld Convalescent Home, Monday, beef noodle soup, tu- in St. Patrick's Oemetery, Fall issue and answer quesUens in Xfanchester, the under 21 nated municipally owned, 68 Now Communications Commission.) ------«M A r2 l 8 Into 38 Wh*r« what I was doing and when I M®rtha Mansfield Is re- na salad sandwich, Ice cream River, Mass. phened In by the public. totals at the end cf September 9 Motter 39& a beverage, "I didn't know that" Depart­ parking area or lot In the 41 Initiotivo 71 Poce mamorial contributions may be town General Manager Robert Ucans and 296 unafflUated —601 4- 6-19-36 \ 1 Coreer 5-15-23-35^ one out ^ Cambridge St. Remember, Wednesday, no hot meal. ment — For m any. years, the Pair Fights Town of Manchester, be­ 1486860-90 12 Run* 42 Set 72 WiM 47-5667 ^ made to the Manchester Me­ E. Weiss, Public Works Dlrec- in all. Manchester has an ea­ 43 Comptiment 73 Now A couple of weeks later what ‘®‘ •''®'" ''^f,® Thursday, spilt pea soup, tween the hours of 2 a.m. 13 Effort* CAPRICORN morial Hoqrftal Building Fund. ter William O'Neill and Cham- timated 2,000 in the 18 to 20 age State Library was housed In CANClk U To k e 44 At 74 W.kom. do you think? Tommy recolv- they 11 griued ham and cheese, apple the area which is now the Sen- and 6 a.m., from Nov. 1 JUHl 2f IS Associate 45 Sonwoo. 75 Up ■ OfC The John F. Ttemey Funeral ber of Commerce President group. Witches 46 Boost 74 Activity _____ ate Chamber and the State 8u- through March 31." tdOn JAN. cd a letter from the New Hamp- ^etinT broke''up aZnd ® Home, 219 W. Center St., is Walter Morriasey. lJUtV 22 17 Some 47 Maintain 77 Unusual shire Governor's office telling « oroKe up arouna Friday, com chowder, fried (Continued From Page One) The rule, McCaughey said, 48 A r. 78 Hostility 17-1827-28;® Although we are a privately owned company, we take pride in our name ta charge of arrangements. "I have taken an editorial Vlce President Spiro Agnew In what Is now ,14-26-38-49 18 Importont klevt Itlet mimlxA**. . hnH . . HoAtl - 3 o’clock, o clock, so so everyone everyone could could get get ^jg^ (luet with tartar sauce, Is meant to insure efficient l9Cooperotivc 49 Conlldmitiol 79Clos*y »-7362-87l^ him his 70 I virmr Via uraa In urlfYl home to get ready for the big frosting, and a bev- stand in faver of unlflcatlcn," will deliver a major address Judiciary Committee Room. gediea happened there during snow removal. Violators will 20 You 50And 80Th* . AQUARIUS drawn, and now ho was In with Haiiowren UO 51 From 81 Poy Mra. Arthur D..Brown Chamas said, "because of my Nov. 12 when the Northeast Re- third floor of the the Indian Wars, maybe even be ticketed. 21 Receive JAN. M ^ 16 other people for a chance erage. belief that this will keep rates publican Ccoference is held at State C?apitol. some prior witchcraft. j .JULY 22 22 Going's 52Todoy » 82 B. being the Manchester Water Company. Almost three years ago we gave the Mrs. Lena PahaR Brown, 99, 23 I* 53 Which 83 Contocti to win $100,000 dollars, How from rising In the North End, the Mayflower Hotel In Wash- During the same period, the When the altar was set up, U AUG. 22 54 Could 84 Admir»r 160 at Dance c f hylvan Sborea, Lake Placid, 24 Rompont 8 8 9-S3i about that? Schedule tor the Week Pla., fbrmerty of Manchester add a large area of open space ington, D.C. Senate Chamber was on the sec- and candles and lanterns light­ f S 1-16-29-40 25 Get 55 A liK t 85 Vour • . , Our Halloween Dance, the 56 Aplo*^ 86 Off MJ566 Hie letter stated that he was dance of what we hope Monday,______10 a.m.i to noon. aad South Windsor, died yester- tor recreation and beauUflca- GOP party leaders from 12 ond floor, on the east side of ed, Mrs. A, wearing slacks and U5062-75 26 Core 27 Secrets 57 Exprnsn 87 Prtportd PISCIS sure of $600. ond a chance for ^ monthly affair, proved umr-v. to \ n m ” Asjr at the Highlands General Uon for the entire town, and be Northeastern states, from Puer- the building and In an area a black veil, stepped into the VIRCP 28 Are 58 Prntig* 88 Ttmpo Town of Manchester the first option to purchase our company. We did so Police Log 59 Proposals 89 E x p .ri«ic « Fit. i» tho big one, and he was to re- jjg highly successful. We had , i i ^ "i Hni|dtal. Sebting . Fla. She was funded without Increased taxes to Rico end from the Virgin which now houses several ot- magic circle, followed by the 29Ppblic 30 Take 60 A rt 90 Bttttr MAR. >0 port to the Governor’s Office dogg to 150 in attendance, and hke w U t o t Artlmr D. Brewn. for the citlsenry. islands will attend. Oces. witches. 386162-71 on Tuoeday, Oct. 26. everyone certainly enjoyed the ® '' ‘ rtp at 12.30 I t e . Brawn was born in Man- “Because of my position, I Heading the Connecticut deJe- Zia started the^ Incantations Arrests ^10-22-33-52l»10-22-33-52 • fVlGood ^Advette Neutral >64-756S« 74-77-8389' So this past Tuesday, Tommy, night. The hall was really Jump- P'*"' because we believed that it would be in the-best interest of both the Town thaster sad had Hyed in South Invite townspeople to voice Ration will be Republican State Gov. Thomas Mesklll was and the ethers Joined In; spe­ Gary N. Mcore, 21, of 86 hte wife, daughter, and I took i„g, loud and long from 7 to Tuesday, 10 a.m. to noon, oil MMhar ior many years before their cpintons cn this ‘public chairman J. Brian (Jaffney and asked by newsmen yesterday cial water was poured on Mrs. Overlook Dr., charged with off tor Concord. I guess the 10:30 o’clock. painting class; 1 p.m. to 4 p.m., g d la g to Florida. She was em- forum' heur." vice chairman Anna-Mae Swl- to comment on reports that sev­ A's forehead, and she was giv­ making unnecessary noise with only ono not too excited was The program started with a Senior Bowling League at tho and our customers if all vater resources in Manchester were unified un­ fiigw d at the Aetna Fire In- Sct-»1 Bonds taskl. eral Republican candidates for en a special cress to wear. A a meter vehicle, last night at mnamoe Cb. fo r about- three Following this program, a ______local office downstate are criti­ bell was tinkled. Tom himself. group known as the “Home- Parkade Lanes. No bus. Autumn and Porter Sts. Court Town Urged Act Quickly We stopped In Concord tor a spuns," Mr. and Mrs. George Wednesday, 9:30 a.m. to noon, ywaas bsiara she retired. She ■tmllar forum on the school Frederick K. Biebel of Strat- cizing some of his policies and Mrs. A said she felt dizzy. date Nov. 15. w m a mrnnhfr of Evergreen bend referenda wUl be aired jjaa been named chairman decisions. Zia, smelling success, was de­ nice meal, then went on to the Rollins, and Miss Ruth Strong. Bridge Party; 1 p.m. to 4:30 der public control. The unification of all water resources in our commun­ capital, The room was full of They played, and sang a num- p.m., open card playing. No W ood Chapter, OES. of South from 10 to 11 p.m. the state Republican “ Key He replied, “ Late In a cam- lighted. Paul Marks Landolina, 18, of On Sale of Pornography people, the tension was mount- ber of songs to the delight of special meeting. No bus sched- WDfF has also taken a stand Committee.'' palgn, candidates become fa- She warned, however, that If 130 Ralph Rd., charged with Ing. Tom was sitting beside a all present. Tommy O'Neill uled. besides her hus- favering all three schccl bend .jijig committee Is a fund rals- tlgued and say things they don't the participants in the ritual breach cf peace, and criminal By GENE DUSSEAU statement by the directors, coll­ ity would mean a substantially reduced water rate for you, our North young couple from New York, Joined the group with his sing- Thursday, 9:45 a.m. to noon, kniid, ore her nntother, Mrs. tosuea. tnPennsylvania and Cana- about 200 people gathered at to arrest indiscriminately. Just the Greater Hartford area all church. The program will in- crease our general property tax ______that close Is something to talk preoaring food, and serving ed to give you the chance to Accldents Manchester High Schl. to get something before the her life. elude a hobby show and slides mill rate. Vivian Ferguson (Committees for the evening ®I>out- It, and I can’t thank them vote, and how you vote is still Survivors, beMdes her bus- ^ Scandinavia. Hostesses are Bruce B. Hallenbeck, 18, of The Manchester Book Store, court. There must be good prob­ cept the offer to purchase our company, all Manchster residents will also 2. We have the promise of a to the Editor, are Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Mori- The ride home was as notey ggg™jj jjgt gniy did they work your privilege, band,, are a dau®hter. Miss Mark Leadbetter, Mrs. 45 Horten Rd., chaiged yester­ at 739 Main St., which carries able cause a law is being brok­ reduction In our combined wa­ The complex problems exist- arty, door duty; Mr. and Mrs. as going up, the scenery was gnve'up an evening, Transportation will be avall- day afternoon with reckless almost exclusively "adult” en.” Margaret Walnklewlc of South Raymond HaU, Mrs. Robert ter and sewer bills. ing in our community IntUcato Robert Moreney, refreshment out of this world, »o everybody voluntarily. able In front of the Admlnlstra- Windsor; five brothers, Stanley and Mrs. Margaret Me- driving, after the car he was magazines and books, has been Rlvklnd said the Supreme benefit from the acquisition of 280 acres of our open space property (ap­ 3. Guarantees have been the need tor full-time rather chairmen, assisted by Mr. and was happy, and wo certainly en- ygggrts. It was so Uon Building at 9 a.m., 11 a.m., AukstoUs, Joseiih AukstoUs and Qonkey. driving was Involved In an ac under attack from several ^®'"^ made to safeguard the rights than part-time effort on the part Mrs. Robert Morton and Mr. Joyed every minute of the whole g^gg^gg^, that tho gang Is al- and 2:30 p.m. Frsnk AukstoUs. all of S-uth . cldent with a car operated by sources since its opening tvro whether specific Items are ob- and privileges cf the citizens of of our Town Directors. In order and Mrs. Richard Nelson. trip. It was a real experience, to a n - ______, Windsor, John AukstoUs of East Rcy Button of Springvllle, Pa., weeks ago. Hie newly formed a®®"®" ®ald the overall Ju- Members of the Sunset Clteb the Eighth UtmUes District. to perform this Job In a satis------I’ll tell you. other dance party next month. proximately $500,000 in Federal and State grants has already been re­ Hartford, and Benjamin Auk- cn W. Middle T^ka. near the Citizens Against Pornograirfiy. loWii prob- our regular programs, so 1 could “ Pun-Day program, we Mias lAicy M. Zwlngelstein the polls cn election day, Tues­ Joseph F. O'CJonneU of West an extensive campaign, Includ­ Indicated at that time he cotdd lems than can be gained from Five persons from the Con­ take Tuesday ®«- We had a rdee ® J too difficult to R4X9CVILLE — Miss Lucy The Junior Choir of Commu­ day Nov. 2. 'Hartfcrd were Involved In a ing picketing, and letter writ­ find no material which unequiv­ enivironment has been depleted through private development of apart­ attenJing meetings, hearing re­ necticut Department of Com­ tumouf tor our •‘ • ^ | '® " ' try to figure out the amount Zwingelatein, 73, of Quarry St. nity Baptist Church will re­ Sincerely yours. cclllslcn yesterday afternocn on ing, to have the store closed. ocally vlolted the statutes. ports, and voting on them in a munity Affairs visited the Drug thoi«h wo dldnt have the ^ t^order. so we decld- 4Hed last nigiit at a South Wind­ hearse tennorrow at 6:30 p.m. at Frank U. Luplen Broad St. In front cf Hardees The CAP brought Rlvklnd to “That doesn’t mean there perfunctory manner. Advisory Onter yesterday to sor convalescent home after a Restaurant. Manchester at Its own expense, 'a"’* any there,” KeUy said, “It In the afternoon we had 52 «<• •• »'®rt ®“ ®®'' the church. ------It is Impossible to put all of learn about Its operation. The ments and^hopping centers. This was another factor in our decision to of­ loD^ IIInciiF Answering “ Negative Minus’’ centeil is sponsored by the Drug to nJumb his expertise In legal means It hasn’t come to playlnff. pinochle with the fol- Oix Wednesday the information concerning an A car driven by Faye A. Pas- Mias 2)wingelatein was bom The Coofirmation Class of To the Editor, Advisory Council of the Cham- procedure. Rlvklnd returned to attention. I find It unusual lowing winners: Ann Young, starting at e even Issue into a discussion, a re­ quallnl of Scuth Windsor struck ' May 20, 1898 In RockviUe and South Methodist Church will I would Uke to reply to Mr. "ler of (Commerce. Florida this morning. ‘ •'at no specific complaints, ac- 808; WUllam Irwin, 703; John port, or a description. Some sit­ the rear of a car operated by fer the Town our property. Under Federal law, this valuable land must had Uved here all of her Ufe. meet Monday from 2:15 to 6 Nell J. McKeever's Negative Mark Swerdloff, coordinator Atty. Kelly said after the material, has Derby, 691; Florence North, uations demand the personal Before she retired eight years p.m. In C oop er HaU of the Minus Letter In the Open For­ ___ ot the center since It opened In -eetin g he l^s d— teat th: 671; Armand Roux, 668; Paul attent/on of a Director. Many ^ yestertlay morning on the Me- Kelly said he he has been In ago, she was employed at the church. um, Friday, Oct. 29, 1971. I am material carried by the shop Sphuotz, 666; Betty Jesanls. ' times, townspeople cannot ex­ Nall St. entrance jramp to the conference with the Chief r Hartford Accident and Indem­ ------one of the backers of the Pur- studying various rehabilitation meets the classic three prenged 649; Peter Frey. 649; Ellen be preserved as open space if purchased by the Town with Federal and press themselves at a Director's Wilbur Cress Highway. , Judge of the CJonnecticut Circuit nity Insurance Go. The Prayer Dtecusslon Group chase of the Manchester Water and preventative drug programs definition of obscenity, as laid Bronke, 647; LucUlo Crawford, meeting because o t a necessary Courts, John J. Daly. He said ^rvivors are a brother, Louis Emmanuel Luthem Church Company distributing posters to find out how they started, down by the Supreme Cfourl, In 642; Tom Grant, 637; Esther iarf It A colllslcn last night cn they agreed there were certain Zwlngelstein of Rocki^e;Rockville a jj^^et Monday at 10 a.m. In amj i have not tried to mislead limitation on time. Yet, most what is being done, the admin- any case, he said, prosecution Gaudette, 624, and Jennie Fo­ State grants. i Directors are unavailable, un Bread St. Involved a mctcrcy- adversary prcxiedures necessary niece, Mrs. Louise Hamm of the church reception room. Manchester Voters by dlstort- Istratlve structure, press cover­ depends on a tortuouo, book-by- garty, 619./ derstandably, for on-the-spot cle driven by Gary R. Janicke withTour store. Rockville with whom she made ----- ' Ing facte- ^ age, community reaction, and hcok procedure that would have ‘n I wont to once again thank observations, personal, or pri­ cf 40 OlcoU St. and a car driv­ Accordtng to Chief Reardon, a ber home; and several other John R. Briggs of 231 Fergus- j Mr. McKeever claims there police cooperation. little effect In subduing the Qoorginla \71ncc. Tommy th e wAfafll* « f moNilfewit ] vate conferences. en by Eleancr B. Hansen of 32 New London Judge refuaed to Is­ nieces and nephews. on' Rd. has been named a Unlver ^ $40,000 Tax loss by the The structure of the center is store's business. O’Neill, Frank 'Lotucca our It is necessary to have a Di­ S. Hawtheme St. The accident sue a warrant against a similar I The fune^l will be held Tues­ sUy Scholar, the highest aca- purchase but this would also different from others In that It Rivkind, a special Dade Coun­ cook, and tho students who gave rector who can and will devote eccurred In front of the A and store there. day at a time to be announced. demic honor accorded under- rejult In a $40,000 excess In the involves various segments of the ty prosecutor, called on Man­ up their morning off, to help yet, we carry Friends may call at the Ladd full-time effort to this Impor- community—the Town's Board P Store. For reasons of both economy and ecology, we /strongly urge you to sup­ graduates at the University of water and sewer account from Complaints chester to set its own moral prepare and servo the noon Funeral Home, 19 Ellington Connecticut. aant position. Therefore, It Is of Directors, a three-member not having to pay taxes. This A stolen motor vehicle was standards, through the court. lunch, and Peter Vondrlllo, for Are., Monday from 7 to 9 p.m. profit could be turned over to necessary to have Vivian Fergu- .rofesslonal staff, members ^ ^ v Rlvklnd said his county has their j^ort In keeping the pro­ son on the Board of Directors, rem several occupations on the recovered In the Community Senate Vote Manchester Adult Evening the General Fund. "become used to" materials grams going through a holiday. port the utility unification referendum on November 2. Vivian Ferguson serves Wtan- ouncll, volunteers teaching hob- parking let cn N. Main »t. lasi Mn. Harold P. Osse School classes .will net be held 2. We did not say all the 280 such as those displayed in the Tuesday too oil painting class Mra. Dorothy E. Case, 64, of Tuesday becaiMe cf Election acres were in Manchester or Chester as a full-time public 'lies and crafts and answering Manchester Book Store and he K iU s O n was In full swing, os was tho 86 Foxcroft Dr., wife at Harald Day. servant. Her sincere efforts for phones, and many youngsters Bin that we wruld be making a park The lawnmowor of a Sanford has concentrated on prosecut­ Senior Bowling League at tho P. Cose, died early this mcm- adhesive covering In another town. The taxes paid ‘ *'® P®°P'« ®®"'® “ '« ®®"‘ ®'’ ‘ rom Rd. resident was stripped some­ ing more "hard core atuff," Ho Parkade Lmios. Rcsulte of tho ing at Manchester Memoii^ the streets and become active Foreign Aid wculd be the same as the Water '•®a •“ <• ^ e j reco^rd of In- time recently and apparently said, though, he saw In the bowling: High triple tor tho Hospital. Signs Ignored Company is paying now and ‘®»defeated service volunteers. solids • transparent Met afire. store material he felt could be women, Esther Hogan, at 437; If you have any further questions on this issue, please do not hesitate to M n . Case was bom Sept. 29, part of the land alon- the Hock- •« ‘ •"® community which began (Conttnued Prom Fiqie One) felts • wood grains SAN DIEGO, Calif. (AP) — A successfully prosecuted. High single and uverogo wont 1917 In Swissvale, Pa., and had "If after an arrest and seiz­ quilts • florals ______, 3 0 study by city traffic engineer. anum River in Manchester <”'®'','‘'‘®®" J*® " ®«?' ''“1® Someone broke Into a Home- continuing resolution—a tom- to Mary Chaves with 157 and Uved In Manchester for could be a park but the rest f-r Vivian Ferguson Is a vote ure on a Monday, the store re­ 135.8. y w s. She was a'mem’ber'of St, she wed c m were averaging T Foreign Aid ateud St. apartment sometime perary appropriations measure we have Uiu most complete would be the open space and for service. Vivian’s \volce Is plenishes the material on Tues­ For the men. Max Donhiip assortment ~ over 60 patterns contact our office for additional informatio^ Mary's Eptecopal Church and miles an hour aa they passed lost night and took about $2 and your voice In Manchester Gov­ day, go and arrest on Wednes­ that Is used to keep programs had A high triple of 529, Ivra In stock — from 4 ^ vd its Altar OuUd ••'* ^ m.p.h.-limit sign at 6Cth water shed area It is now. credit cards from a purse there. 3. There Is no water shortage ernment. At a Glance day, and continue the process going until their regular money Johnson had high single at 192, Survivors, besides ber bus- and Glacier. So they posted the •Sincerely yours, in Manchester at the moment (Continued from Page One) A stolen motor scooter was until you win." Is provided. But Mansfield eald and At LaPlant the high aver- bond, are her father, Charles H. «P®«1 at 19 m.p.h Dorothy Bowen IlivklmJ's theory of repeated Another check showed the but there could be In a few recovered yesterday In the such actlim would be fought. ago of 164.7. Cotton Sr. at Manchester; four $21.3 blillcn military procure­ arrest and seizure la nut feaal- new sign was being passed at years if the Water Company is Hockanum River. The scooter ______A filibuster_____ against^ ______s contin- sons, Harold C. Case, Robert K. ment bill. 26 m.p.h, on the average. n't purchased to Increase the had apparently )>een pushed on hie In U nnncticul, snid Kelly, ,j||,g measure would require Thank you. Cose and Eklward M Case, all water supply and Improve Three Killed Alao the government stIU has rVllroad bridge near the ••’'■ newly en(tot«d penal g two-thirds vote to brlllg It to of Manchester, and John A. service to all the town. $4.7 blillcn In unspent aid funds Klghlh Utilities District sewer code demands a preliminary n vote -^-and ehAncBs of that are Case of Binghamton, N-Y.; a 4. I am not an Engineer so In Berlin Crash approved before July 1971 al- ir«,ament plant. hciirlng r.n all material, before considered slim. daughter, Mrs. Christine Clif­ 'Voter Sewiioii I cannot compare the distribu­ lowing the program to go on for _____ an arrest, cr Injunction can bn Manarield mid "the program ford of Manchester: a brother, A special 9 a.m. to noon tion tystoms of the Two Com­ BERLIN, (AP) - - Three a while longer. player and two tapes obtained. Mrtns seizures, Kelly Itself will not die suddenly btit ^ Charles H. Colton Jr. at Way- 7 1 0 voter-making session for a panies but I knew they have persons were killed this morn- Reaction - I'realdont Nixon ^err stolen last night from a said, Vlulales the (,'onnecltrut morn likely will die a llngnring land. Mass.: a sister, Mrs. Wil­ select group of applicants Is been studied by people who IbK when a truck slammed Into ailed the 8-n'4te action “ highly ,.„r parked In the Municipal leglsl'ilure's InInnIlon In guar- ilealh." liam Jamieson of Hebron; tw< scheduled tor Monday in the ^can make^them operate smooth­ their car at the Intersectlwi of irresponsible" and called tor itioidlng parking lot, antnning Klrsl Amendment Many UN foreign ax- grandaoiu and a granddaugh­ Manchester town clerk’s of­ Route 5 and Orchard Road "lmme'(|-ite restoration" for llghls of free speech. pendlllires are r live ain^ the pasl. Those signed up at Mon­ fice etoff, equipment, mainte­ W«et Warwick, II I,, had not ftre l«t Sid Mil (leuid be tspsa wlih s total vshis (N s l ^ testh hs hwiid towwr Isfiligtiig ths slNNiif) to md b r In our iMarts art memories, day's thsee^hour eesiton nial wlir torevsrtolwvsr taai. nance an4l other facilities mak toien Cbsrged late thie morning, prtpcssd iwt It wswtd Islte s v -n w m MIMI* 9MMUIM htoi IM IMM iRtok to m s ^ « will bs sligiWe to vote in Ing Ume, peofd* snd m unoy i'oUes said the jutto appeared to isng Um« to fe m n W e awl to ^ IWM. • 9d9 parltod Mito M f« Up pam Pm mm m egtome m Tuesday's ele teto

> i t ' V Ol'f MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN SATURDAY, OCTOBER 80, 19^ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 80, 1971 RAGE B L E W

th at had the DemocraUo budlg- rldor U fixed, we will then be time they will talk with Coven- dc«t a lady want to get Invotvod to chahK* (hat is gned, and to vitally concetnad with taxaa to Manchesf maka Improvements wbaravar Mancheater. eta tor tbs same five-year peri­ Work Party Coventry able to put toother a package try residenU concerning, these Ladies Day in the prcblema govern- containing adl the facts about Important issues. ! needad. od been adopted, our tax rate A fathor-Bon-daughtor work m ent?" Certainly Manebaater's prob- Hospital >tes our town and move forward to ------lams are not Identical to other ineraaae erould have boon a party for painting and clean­ At Citadel The Candidates I w u brcught up in a borne mllla higher than it Is today. search out large businesses, Manchester^ Evening Herald where community reeponet* tewna. but looking at what oth­ vunriNo H o ^ ing will bo held tomorrow Busing, Boating Finances Ladies Day will be observed Donald D. Wdlb Fifteen years ago whan we such as department stores or Coventry correspondent Holly bUtty waa a p art at everyday er towns an dol^ ta certainly Interm ediate C are Heml- and next Sunday from 1 to 4 tomorrow at the 10:46 a.m. and first cams to Oonnsctlcut vre large office complexes in the in- Qantner, tel, 742-8706. Uvinf. It tUrted with belpinr One of the D em ccratic candi­ a good Indication of bow wa'ro private, noon • 2 p.m., and 4 p.m. at the Toon Center in 4 p.m. services at the Salvation couldn't afford to Uvs in Man­ Topics as Elections Near surance or financial fields, and cne’a neifhbcr and extended in­ dates recently accused the Re- doing. Of the towns that were p.m. • S p.iti.) private room*, the Manchostor Itecroatlon Army Citadel on Main St. T1:e Are Saying-^ chester. Today we cant afford sell our community to them. women of the church will to civic funoticna. puUlcana of comparing applet used in the comparison, I think 10 a.mi •' a j|>.m.i| and 4 p.m. • 0 Area, sponsored by Brother­ Candidates from both politi­ to Uvs snywhars slat. I urge “We already have an excel- f^jis is even more realistic with Texaa Far Ahead participate in both services. Carl 7hiMrr atand^o* the effecu ^ I wiah to continue to oraages when talking about Maachaster has by ta r the moat p.m . j hood in Action. cal parties are issuing last min­ lent school ^etern, a beautiful the recent advances in modern the tax rate in Mancheater as to offer in the way at reere- your support In the coming PedlatriMt Pam ta allowed Several young people, BIA WASHINGTON — Texas Mrs. Maj. Lawrence Beadle „ „ . .u . wcrkln* fcr the people of the ute statements prior to Tues­ lake, adequate police and fire ccmmunlcattons. leads all other states in aircraft will preach on “Getting Back to c o m p a re d to surreunding stlcn, education. Senior CUl- election so that I may oontlnuo any tim e excep t n>on—a p .m .; members and other volun- day’s town electlcn, with Re­ pretecUon, two railway lines ^ , , w“ ,*"• .*5** I waa bom and to work for progress In Man­ landing facilities with 082, fol- Basics,” at the morning serv- towns. He may pay his taxes xens acthrltiea. drug programs, othera, 2 p.m. - 8 p.m. toers have been working^m publicans going on record os be­ with at least one siding, and "uccrosfUl in chester at the lowest possible lowed by California with 730, ice. Mrs. Brig, Maro Smith will fonnad on local aOalra. On ^ w ^ . are aU ahown throufli ^ example for my chU- with apptea or oranges, but I health faculties, and many INilT Hell H ervlce; 10 a.in . - 2 p.m.; the center weekends for the ing against busing to correct ra­ usable land not only for real- brining in one large business cost. ' 8«lf-wlndlne Alaska with 708, Illinois with talk about “Walking in Love," dren.alwaatau«htbymypar. pay mine with gcod haid earn­ many more. And we're doing It CofSMIl.llon ehro- 4 p.m. • 8 p.m. last few months. The center cial balance, and favoring the dotttial expansion but for com- »u“S»iltugold wHh son, dagger Lane, Hebron. the effect of 1-84 on the at least two Interchanges on the people. This, I hope, will only inalchlno b*y cf an Ideailat tc be unaware of Fellow TownsmenI p.m.; others,. S p.ni. • 4 p.m ., dar Swamp Rd., Coventry; Mrs. Couhcl “We wlU also need an ade- of our people we will be able this Sunday ressed his concern over Padasal Aid that is currently cauee of false economies else- the challencea that face a pub­ and 0:80 p.m. - 8 |l^.m. Florence H. Hansen, 14 ^w ec8 '®' A sewerage system is Owen- to keep Cwentry moving for- WAYNE MANTZ S t.; Mrs. Marian R. Sulima, 96B Ooventf^’s financial complex- try’s financial responsibility ward without a large increase available for Mcb projects. In where in government. lic official. I have faced those Age Lim its y 10 In m aternity, Born and educated in Allentown/ Pa. fact Manrheater la one of the By _ _approving ______aidewalks challenges and will _ continue______to Rachel Rd.; Mrs. Jacqueline L. Ion- \ ' and the Town Oiuncll is com- in real estate taxes,’’ tadd con- Received hia dam e in BuaineM AdmlnUtratloii Have you tnef STANDARD TIME RETURNS 12 In other idreaa, ni> limit In Blanchard, 43 Hoffman Rd.; Roach skid that "no reoaon- ***^ alate ^ j,.e needed, the town's Board «ntal unite I favor. Manchester. I think it is a gcod erly W. Jersey, Weigold Rd., this could bo accomplished, but cr Hop River Rd. These inter- „ interest for better education in our community of CThurch Council. that the need to construct addi- town and that public officiala Pattents Today: 280 Tolland; Roger W. Perkins, right now, the town Is saddled changes would open up sizable . . . must constantly strive to pro­ have my vote — DR. DAVID WINER, DEMCXIRAT He lives at 208 Tlmrod Rood with his wife, Louise, tlanal mUts in Manchester U a VW 5«. FeiSlUfMl S H O O R Coventry: Jo Ann Coniu>r, Wll- with a fairly fixed tax base, new areas for growth. 'Th® Town Council candidates and their three children. vide the best government and FOR BOARD OF EDUCATION. ADMITTED YESTERDAY: llmantlc. ‘"nie only direction to look for “These interchanges will be Wesley Lewis, Jesse Bralnard, ■artier tat the iir. As the cnly woman candidate services pceaible. As vm con- Patricia A. Enders Mrs. Joan R. Allan, 10 Foster Also, Mrs, Craig W. Phillllps a stabilization in our tax rate the financial respoturibility of Robert Keller and Ladd “have i charged that we have fcr the Board of Directcra. I tlnue to grow, I pledge to k ^ 017 MAIN S T R E E T — MANCHB8TIR Dr., Vernon; Mrs. Angela R. and daughter, 119 <3ooper Hill Is tor Coventry to elect people the state of Connecticut and not A*® position favoring the VOTE REPUBLICAN rttant on the unem- am repeatedly asked, open mind, to be recei«ve Bottlcello, 16 ' D u d 1 e y St.; who will not be afraid to look FaM far fay OomHtoe for Finer ] S t.; Mrs. Albion Sewer and eon, the taxpayers of Coventry, but continuance of power boating PULL THE TOP LEVER, Tuesday, N®v. 2 pteyment rttnatlon in town. That George W. Bouchard, Wlndsor- 9 Downey Dr.; Mrs. Jam es E. lor alternatives to expensive we must unite so that-we can on Coventry Lake.” Treas. Chartea BecgMa Atk lot Ino Omoao tlylo Oroehun ville; Clare P. Brewer, East This od sponsored by toe Sfsnobestor BepaHleon fact is diat during the past aum- Desautell and daughter, 122 propcoals. Thlfl Is not to say convince the state that Coven- The GOP candidates will have Town Committee — Chas. McKenzie, Treas. amr Manrheater Instituted a Hartford. Loomis St.: Mrs. William Layng that our essenUals try Is worthy of these highway a motorcade on Saturday from program of summer jobs so that X Also, Mrs. Baiba Buckley, and daugther, 49 Flower St. riltced, but programs that bor­ accesses. Once the highway cor- l l a.m. to 2 p.m. during which ear young people nnahle to find Marlborough; Mark W. Carpen­ der on ostentatlousness must be roafe eteewhere would find em- ter. 26 Jan Dr., Vernon; Claude looked at with a critical eye,” ploymcnt and tbna be able to Castonguafij 2t29 Leland Dr.; Terl Andover Roach concluded. rorfimw tbeir education. The •adf i t L. CatBlahb, 112 Pitkin St.; Ladd, In his statement, notes, work program benefited the Mrs. Florence L. Clifford, 02 “It is reasonable to tissume that town two ways, to fbat it not North S t ; Ian M. Egan, 34 Del- Potluck Supper 1-84 will profoimdly affect our only provided jote for youth but Ain mont St.; Nicholas J . FonelU, Uves In Coventry, whether or It also resulted tn many town Hartford. Set By Church not we have an Interchange In peitjecta being completed before town. It will put the south end Also, William F. Gleason, 60 There will be a family night ^ town no further than 20 min- Additionally, Downey Dr.; Stanley J . OIow- “sandwlch potluck” supper at from downtown Hartford, one of tile lint towns to begin acki, 140 Tanner St.; Brent C. the First CongregaUonal „,ake our land, which laipleinenting a program of pnb- IlMy or* la 10,12.14.14.20. Griswold, 93 Steep Hollow Lane; Church Social Room tomorrow jg jgss expensive and more Bc Bcrrlce cnqtloyinent under Mts,^ Barbara O. Hale, Marl- night at 6:30. available than that In Bolton the Bmefgeacy Employment boroygh; Dana S. Hanson, He-j, Each family Is requested to and Manchester, more deslr- brod Rd., Bolton. Act of u n . l>scBty-eight pre- |m 16VQ IIUIII *9^ bring sandwiches to be served able for residential develop Also, Mrs. Olive M. Hiltgen, : Voters rtotwly unemployed Mancheater To: Voters of ’potluck’ style; beveiuges and ment. fitterns will start on the pay- East Hartford; Pamela L. Hob­ dessert will be provided. The new families, he said, raBs next Monday moraing. Ad- by, 310 Benedict Dr., South Following the meal there wrlU will expect and demand all the itoional people win be off the o r f t w i p lA^ndsor; Ernest E. Libby Sr., be a showing of the film, ”Be- added services, thus raising our l■elllpl^y^l^ni rails and on the Kelly Rd., Vernon; Oeorge Mc­ comlr,i Free” which deals with taxes to pay for the additional payroDs in the very near fu- Grath, 16 Goslee Dr.; M arg^et the history of the United services. troe. Mayor Farr has foUoared M. McNamara, Carpenter Rd., Church, its special projects and “To protect our tax base,” tWa program closely and baa JOBM MATHER CHAPTER Bolton; Edward A. Nieuen, its mission. Ladd continued, “business, and been advised that the additional ORDER OF DeMOLAT Overbrook Dr., Vernon. Pilgrim Fellowship commercial development is tondliig will soon be availaU e presents an Alio, Mrs. Doris E. Person, The Pilgrim Fellowrtiip of neeled in Coventiy to broaden ao that Manrheater can continue Easv Hartford; Andrew Proof, the church will meet at the our tax base and to relieve our to expand tUs program. APPLE Manchester 36 flnlpslc St., Rockville; Mrs. home of David Munson on He­ citizens from the growdng tax Manchester Tbeae attempts by Mr. Tertsa RatU, East St., Hebron; bron Rd. Sunday at 7 p.m. load. Thompson to make political hay FESTIVAL Dawd O. Roger, 19.Clyde Rd.; foOow the p attern of the op- Jar^b Rosenshein, 166 Center poattinn party in the current OCT. ao A n St. f ) Oscar Samson, 48 Sunset campaign of trying to be aU a AJC. - S P J€. — FREE As a long time member of the staff of the Manchester Public Schools, 1 am concerned Te^. Vernon; Mrs. Rboda Sen- IbtagB to all people. I would 25 East Center Street teld, 332 Carter St.; Raymond Illing Junior High School is now in its twelfth year as an active part of the Manches­ once again remind the voters MASONIC TEM PUE S. ^Strattman Jr ., 66)BV>ley S t ; a t about the future quality of education for Muichester^s junior high school youngsters if Manrheater that the promises Apple Baked Goods Oontost Se^iastian Zraunlg, 67 Milford ter School System. It is a school the community can he proud of. The building was well of October may not be kept in Rd. r fhe reality a t November. (Anyone Csn Enter) Manchester does not provide for additional junior high school facilities. My concern is SAT. 9-a:ao Gino’s Coiffure huilt, has been well maintained, and its students have made excellent contributions to the BIRTHS YESTERDAY: A (HtEAT PRIZES! based upon the following facts: daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Ste­ community and in the area of further education. Judging at 4 P.M . p a n Messier, Metrow; a son 851 CENTER STREET ? and Mrs. Edward Irish, Anatertty, and tbe fact that Home ifaA. Apple Pie with Ice Cream o r Cheese government is a "seamless Our student enrollment this year at Rennet Junior High SchooP Totals 1300, up 70 KjBi'Spruce St.; k son to Mr. I web," makes it imperative that Apple Oder, Appto dandies. Apply Syrup, Fresh Apples, arid' Mrs. Paul Greenberg, 139 The program offered to the students twelve years ago was one that was commonly Ldll^wood Oircte; a son to Mr. Mancheafer*a citiaena choose Apple Donuts pupils from last year. If today^s educational program and services were the same as those is pleased to announce wisely among proposed courses arid'Mrs. Roger L. Amirault, accepted by the community as a good overall program. As the years progressed, however, Pine Hill Rd., Tblland. of governmental action to be of 15 or 20 years ago this enrollment would not be excessive for the physical facility. How­ we learned many different things about our students. We became more aware of how certain they will net cause un­ tHSCHAROED YESTERD aVT the return of wanted, harmful effects. ever, the program at Rennet includes classes for the mentally retarded, emotionally dis- D^el R. Warren, Stafford students learn and, more importantly, perhaps, why they don’t learn — their learning dis­ In making this statement, I brings; Mrs. Laura Mercer, am calling altentinn to: tuil>ed, those with learning disabilities and a work-study program for those approaching Sterrs; Barry I. Carlson, Twin — The oompiexiUes of mod­ HNU. REMINDER abilities. I^ s Dr., Coventry;, Mark E. ern government. age 16. DeVine, Marlborough; Mrs. — Tbe real Hmitatlona the Carol & Phyllis ► Margaret LaPointe, 689 Main flehool Board faces in dealing S t with some of its problems. As a result, we began to think of new programs — ones that Would have real mean­ — Tbe need for meeatogfUl Also, Mrs. Doris M. Worden, Also, Rennet’s program has changed in an effort to meet the educational needs and Lakewood Heights, Coventry; to our staff. coordtnaticn of action between NOV ing and purpose for each individual. However, as these programs began to develop, certain dlffeient unite of town govern­ Mrs. Ruby L. ^aw, Stafford interests of today’s young people. A broader offering of elective courses to supplement the Springs; Henry G. Sherman, m ent. handicaps began to appear which have become increasingly severe each succeeding year. -t- The fact that unwise expen­ Brewster St., Coventry; Mrs. basic program requires added spaces and a more varied use of facilities. Grace R. Cone, Wllllmantic; THEY WILL BE HAPPY TO WELCOME ditures can badly hurt tbe qual­ ity of educational programs. Hubert E. Dwelley, East Hart­ BACK THEIR FORMER CUSTOMERS As a simple example, are the ford. One big handicap is the division of Illing’s student body and staff" between the Illing savings addeved by choosing THIS IS THE UST DAY TO FILE Today we are using our teaching spaces at Rennet far in excess of the accepted ..Also, Mrs. Suzanne E. Oute- not to build sidewalks in seme kunst, Mt. Vernon Dr., Rock­ TEL. 648-6808 building and Manchester High School. For many years this has existed and has made it areas of town real savings? YODR KRSONAL PROPERTY LISTS scheduling efficiency for secondary schools. As our student body continues to grow — we ville: Mrs. Marlene R. Latimer, Answering ttaia, it can be said (Exeepttea Motor Vehlelea) 96 ,T^ut Stream Dr., Vernon; almost impossible to make the most efficient use of our staff. Even more serious has been Mkai. Marla D, Albert, 4 Flint that while this may save mon­ Sudi Hsts shaU be filed not later than November 1st each have but two choices if we do not add additional junior high spaces. One choice is to en­ ey in the Public Worke Depart­ Dr.j Frederick Rosenshein, 166 the feeling by our ninth grade students that they don’t belong to Illing being separated from year, or If toe first shaO be a Sunday o r legal holiday then ment budget, it causes in­ on the next buefaires day following. large class sizes, from the present average of 30 per class to perhaps as many as 35 pupils creased expenditures in the ed- two thirds of the student body. ucatian budget because the Failure to file such list by November 1st means TEN PEE CENT sfldlfltn to the sssiissmnnt as required by toe per class and at the same time curtail the number of offerings in the academic program. The state mandates busing in those State Statate. same areas to protect the safety other choice is to begin to schedule pupils on overlapping sessions so that all pupils are not ¥ tE-ELECT of children on their way to M tat. ESTATE NEED NOT BE DECEASED 1 This year 340 ninth grade students are housed at tjie liigh school and 730 seventh and school. present at the same time during the day. This could require a portion of our school to at­ WILLIAM E. FITZGERALD Tbe need for wise choices P. JOSEPH MDBPEF, A88E8B0B eighth graders are in the Illing building. Our nintiv graders are on a staggered session among alternatives and under- tend school in the morning and others to attend an afternoon session. Boatd of Direefots meaning that they start later in the morning and finish later in the afternoon Next year INCUMBENT Resides at 140 Richmond Drive with wife, Jonlce, because of the largest ninth grade we have Cver had plus an increase of the high schools Why do we need a Southwest Junior High School? If Illing Junior High is to become and 2 children. Received BA from UConn in 1980 and Doctor 6 t Law from U(3onn in 1958. He is a partner population, this staggered system will have to be extended to even later starting and dis­ with the law firm of Howard, Kohn, Spraroe, and an effective three-year 700-pupil school it must be relieved of approximately 450 pupils by Fitzgerald in Hartford and Mancheater. He has hpen missal times. Eventually, unless new facilities and space are provided, this could lead to a Director of the Town of Mancheater since 1 ^ , RE-EIEOT 1974 - 75. (This too wOl allow Manchester High School to accommodate its 2,400 pupils.) ^ President of Manchester Chapter of A.F.S. in 1M9, complete double sessions for all the junior high grades. The fact that academic achievement Trustee of Uvs Lute Jr . Museum in 1067, President of Likewise if Rennet Junior High School is to provide an adequate program it must be relieved Manchester Chamber of Commerce 1966-6^ charter suffers (as proven \yhen Manchester High School was on double sessions in 1952 - 1956) J r tony PIETRANTONIO V member of Manchester Jaycees and Vice-Chairman, of approximately 450 pupils by 1974 - 75 These 900 pupUs will provide the basic student of Manchester Redevelopment Agency 1066-86. would indicate that Manchester citizens should do all in their power to avoid any double population for the new southwest junior high school. FITZGERALD FOR BOARD OF DIRECTORS COMM.—Ja y Stager, Treas. sessions.

Manchester has sought to evaluate the changes that have come upon the educational With the present program of studies making use of every possible space now available, scene in recent years and implement those that can best improve the program for our jun­ RETURN both at the high school and at Illing, it leaves very little chance to meet the demands for ior high students. If we are to continue to effect desirable changes we must have added new programs. Knowing that each individual learns at a different rate and in a different facUities to allow for some flexibility in the use of space. If we are to individualize in­ JON L NORRIS manner would dictate the need for more individualized programming. Without adequate struction to a greater extent so as Jo more adequately educate each child as they come To The Board of Directors space and facilities, however, this becomes most difficult. from elementary schools, we need added space and facilities. Manchester has met its responsibilities to education in the past. 1 am confident that Resides at 178 CJharter Ook St. with wife, Vaterie, and one In the past Manchester has always wanted the best education possible for its future as Manchester looks to its present and future needs that it will again respond favorably to child. Received his BS in 1968 from UConn. He and his father own and operate the John L. Jenney Insurance citizens. It is pretty hard to believe that Manchester would settle for anything less today the challenge. Agency in Manolvester. He has served for the past year or tomorrow. on the Board of Directors of tho Town of Manchester. He Sincerely, FOR BOARD OF DItBCTORS is Secretary of Independent insurance Center, Inc., s ALLAN CONE, Principal Director of Manchester Branch of American Red Cross.' A. HYATT SUTLIFFE, Principal “Yow Kay To Oood C oEOfEMOor and a Charter Member of Monohoeter Barbarshoppers P U a 2iid U M NOV. 2iid Rennet Junior High School (SPEB8QBA). Illing Junior High School v o n DMIOCtATiC THIS ADV. SPONSORED BY THE MANCHESTER BOARD OF EDUCATION. DR. HENNIGAN, TREAS. I af P tohraatonto VOTE THE DEMOORATIO TEAM f t . O atoa, Trau f^ THIS ADV. SPONSORED BY M ^C H ESTER BOARD OF EDUCATION, Dr. Hennigan, Treas. NORRI3 FOR DIRKCTOR OOMM,, Joel H. Janenda. Treae. ■ '1

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•1 mNCmESTBR'EVENING HERALD, MANCHESm. (JONN.. SAtTIRDAY, OCTOBER 80, 19tl PAGE THUmBlM MANCHESTTER e v e n i n g h e r a l d . MANCHESTER. CONN- SATURDAY, OCTOBER 8 0 , 1 9 7 1 —------— ____ — — * ------■ ■■■ — m r i, A • drawlnr thalr combat ton»u nomlc and aoclal problema LCJ A m c n c a n s *««" Vietnam, they may b* liave rwumed »ta*f*rtn« pro- ^ ^ provide additional portion*. , PLAZA DEPT. STORE n e e- mUltary and economic aid to "That U the thing to be I 1 0 m ^ r a S n compen*ate. afraid of, not tor the Individual, ! (Wo Baro A Netlaa To Fliaaa) _ For hla Inauguratlan, Thlau but for the aurvlval of the np- / K, MIDDLH TPlUD. (Bant to PapWar Maifcat; f l f I f Angegxf>f'AW haa granted amnaaty to nearly tlon," ha aald. OP»B WHO., THinM., VBL Wl S j QQQ Cong prlaonem of Ky, a major general In the • war, all of them from South air force aald he would return Piellire Fraines (Oontlniiad From Pag* One) Vletofun, Offldala hope It will to the armed force* "In order , lead to a reciprocal move by to continue to atiare with the The announcement of the ^ For Art, Photos ft Csrtifkatss ■ V the Communlat aide which aoldlera the danger and hard- / 0 W« Have Just Ths Right Onss for Senate vote cam* aa 'nreaaury hoi da hundreda of American ahip out In the front." Your Snapshots or School PietuMs. D 0 Secretary John B. OonnaUy waa POW*. ------landing In Saigon to repreaent More than 40,000 South Vlet> stamp vending machine* firat jw p, on*i«eu>< Nixon at llilou’a Inauguration. troop# and policemen appeared In peat offlcea In 1008.- Twenty-nlne other nation# alao baen nw^laed m a aecur- — have aent ropreaentaUvaa. Bourcea aald Ocnnally would nugurallon In downtown L*m 1 dlacuas with Vletnameae lead- Sq***re. For Board of Diroefon ..... - era the effect ot the current Deaplto Oi* heavy aecurity, cutbacka in aid program# and two more U.S. vehlclee were the general reduction In U.S. ftrebombed overnight in the JAM ES FARR apending on the war. capital, but there were no in- Connally will leave Monday jurlee reported. Since Sept. 10, Mayor James Farr, a mambar of tha Board of for Bangkok, the aecond etop of there have been 41 firebomblng Dlraetora, la a native of Manohaatar, and waa nd- hU official Aslan tour that also attacka agalnat U.B.'vefaicle* In ucatad In tha local achoda. He graduatad from the Include* IndoneaU, the Philip- Saigon by antl-Thleu force# who Univarsl^ of Connecticut In HBO with a BS In Bnal- f pines and Tokyo. blame the United States for hi* neaa AdmlnlatraOon. He aerved In the U .SA.F. u Leader* from other countries unopposed Section, an Intelligence officer of the 801st Raoon Tech alao are using the Inauguration Ih ie u ’s most vocal opponent, Squadron. After his military aarvlca, he opened and as an occasion for high-level Vice President Nguyen Cao Ky, now oparataa Farr's on Main Street. He ia a member of the Knights of Columbus, the conferences with Vletnameae bow* out of office at noon Sun- Army-Navy aub, and St. Bridget Oiurch. He Uvea 9 officlala. <*ay. ending six year* as a po- with Ms wife, Joyce, and thalr four ohildron at IS They include Premier Kim lltlcal leader. Radding Street. E r Jong-ptI of South Korea, Vice In a farewell address pre- m im President Yen Chla Kan of Na- pared for national television, tlonallst CSiina and Australia’s Ky said the "national situation foreign affairs minister, Nigel U more and more aggravated," VOTE REPUBLICAN Bowen. All three countries pro- because the people and soldiers PU LL THE TOP LEVER, Tusaday, Ndv. 2 O’iii'ifii'# ? / vide asaistance to the South did not have the opportunKy to T h is ad Vietnamese. make their choice In the presl- Town I I — oiMw.; I SSS^H Whlle South Korea and Aus- dentlal election Oct. >. Junior High tmlla also have begim with- Ky said that political, oco-

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M Little Miss Achoo, .plalyed by Kimberly Meyerhardt, checks out the letter “O’ sported by Obstinate Miss O, played by Philip Choma at the Halloween party • ^ 4 ^ f ' ' held Thursday by Mrs. Marcy Davison’s first grade. (Herald photo by Pinto) Ah/ VOM bA. / ___ Manchester map. ' South Windsor

■ m n r l r ' I r ? cn =3 m C3 nil nn Studehts Live the Alphabet As priiKsipol of M .H.S. and also cn vice-principal for many years, I have been deeply concerned about the limHofions placed upon us by fhe con­ r"-- ‘ In New Reading Program „ a n a a i A - , 1 I tinued presence of llling Junior High School W i graders in Manchester I m 1 = 3 # L i- r 1 i .q LI -1 O i=5 L=d Li u 1 By BARBARA VARRICK vowels "O” and "U" ore im­ ment the ohUdren feel about n ^ c o ^ i i1 1 (Herad Reporter) aginatively placed Into a boot, the letter people. She comment­ \O d|dO/ s o n ! and because of crowding, "U ” ed that during the party, chll-^ High School. H Did you know that the letter hits obstinate Miss "O " over dren removed their hot head­ n - '" M " gets its sound from the hood with her umbrella, pieces but as soon as anyone • t i- o no. - r; m n i l "munching mouth” ? Well, Mrs. causing a painful "ow " reply or entered the room. Immediately replaced them without being D | Marcy Davison's first grade the combined sounds of the let­ asked. students in the' Avery Street ters. Mcmchester High School was originolly designed os a senior h i ^ sdioel According to Mrs. Davison, These first graders ■will take School do. They know that "B " ^ E H □ m a the program haa been In effect rn a new role in January, that o Is beautiful buttons," "S " is In Scuth Windsor for two years. tf taking their letter person to unit (grades 10, 11 and 12) and the ninth grade would remote only ten^ 0 n p E H , "super eocks” and oil the other She began using It In her kin­ the new kindergartens and in­ . 1. Jelters In the alphabet are also ACAOIMIC UNIT dergarten class and was so troducing themselves as " I ’m p o i^ly In our building. However, llling Hh graders have remoined housed nnnnn^nnnnnnnnnnn Hendly characters. amazed at the results that she the letter "M " — I get my i ’Ihls Innovative method of 1 asked to carry the same pro­ sound from my munching teaching phonics Is being con­ at M .H.S. since 1956. gram with the same group Into mouth.” i ------ducted, with such an enthusias­ the first grade. She presently tic student response, that the SECOND FLOOR PLAN has 18 of the original 27 chil­ chafucters the letters represent m n r dren she had In kindergarten, have captured the youngsters' Atlanta Planning as many have moved or had fancies, f been rerouted to other schools. liilB was depleted at the Hal­ Mitchell Honor For the post two yeors, there has been cm attempt on the ^ the atudwtta. for lu g e groiq> in- The program originated In BF NNDf JOHNSTON wodM be sttuated at the first toward tile estimated IBOOJXX) loween party Thursday when, atrtictkwi On both aldee of thla New York where two teachers (HaaaU Bapatter) floor base of the triangle. Be­ cosL . . / after weeks of walking arcund ATLANTA, Ga. (A P ) — The skrff and administration to moke many changes In curriculum *^9****|[^ room have been planned ad­ tried It cn the'r cwn children ■wwn bate are the floor tween the cafeteria and kiteben The entire area of this struc­ In knee-deep papier-mache, ministrative, guidanoe, and with tremendous success. The woman who made Atlanta s ptana tor both lords of the pro- on the west side would be a ture would be 16,000 square each child appesu-ed dressed In staff offices for the personnel Idea waa sold to coordinators cf Peachtree Street famoua and school orgonliatlon to meet the needs of our s t u d ^ In a i^ M ly chang­ peaad B»adhweat Junior O g h large industrial arts area, in­ feet. Beating has been pian»«a,i the coetume of his favorite let­ aeivii^ each academic house. the "Sesame Street" television the fictional mansion "Tara” School. wUch win be Qnemicn cluding sections for graphic*, tor 440. Under the bleachers o ter character and brought along Along the base of the tzl- proH'ram publications. ing soctety. Thoio changes also reflect pocommondations S ameng TUeaday'a ^refersn- metal, and woodworking. would be teachers’ office* and "goodies" that resembled their the symbol of eouthern ele­ dnma. The total project gross, «ngU», «—«"g the vcWcular ap­ A corridor would extend along boys' and gtrls' shower* and 1 ftpm AU now letters are Introduc­ proach to the main entrancee character. For example, "B " ed with "meeting-greeting gance will be posthumously In­ evaluation by the New England Assodotlon of Schools end ^**tl***|[^ “U-g dtte awpiMtlm. ia the length of the triangle’s base locker rooms. also known as Beautiful But­ ducted Into Georgia's HaU of t U 7 BBiman. nn.1 Growe D r., would from the central admtiilstrg- A partton of thekhoclaontal L# — cards” and puppets “ Chltter be tour edence laboratocF H tons, brought cookies decorated and Chatter" are eften used to Fame. The dte is a 3B-ncre tract east tian. becoming the esitrance to part of the T-db^>e pool would A bust of Margaret Mitchell, inq the spring of 1969. Not only ore we concerned about those contlii- claaarooma and taro reeource to reaemble buttons*, the vowel demonstrate letter stcrics. Boys of Keeney SL and north of Gar­ the proposed swimming pool, have a maximum depth of 6H "B ", who represents exercise, who wen a Pulitzer Prize In pceparaUan rooms on each due located at the sonttaweet point of are consonents and girls ore den Grove Dr. Architect fdr the feet for swimming inatruetton brought M Bit*" tlrop barbells, 1937 for her only norvol, "Gone uteg on In some form of posMocoodory education, but of a large leanUng rtlm btlttlee the weot dde. vowels. pndect ia Charlea T. BeOingrath for handicapped children, con­ etc. With The Wind," will bo placed of the West Hartford firm of center. The latter wuild be Portending from the west side ducted by lOH. The rest of this Mrs. Davlscn said It's hard e asily gceemlbie tram both In an attempt to explain Uin to capture in words the excite­ In Georgia's Capitol on Nov. 8. much concerned about the nrany students who are preparing for employ­ RnaadL Glbaon vmd>>hleii. and ocroos the corridor would area of the pool would slope now "alphaone method" Mrs. TO get the prober pro^>ective ecaiiein ic boueea. be boys' and girls’ showers and gradually in depth, with the attwtowt tratfle fksr could be Davison said little stories arc ment Immediately after high school groduotloo. of the propoeed epfaooi'a poeition locker rooms and a toorwtation stem of the T a greater depth composed around each letter. on the tract, the reader sttould (Urected along corridors on gymnasium, with bteoebera to for aUlied swimmers and div­ ’ X A vncMOoi U both ddea and at the base of Using the letter " V " ns an ex turn the page sllgfatty more acooennsodate 600 spectators. ers. ample, she explained In one than W degrees to the left so the buUdiiv. as weh as on aU The a ir bubble pool, dwwn V B n B a Li 1 MANCHESTER PARKADE three sides of the smaller In­ tale, "V ", Velvety Vest fell that the apex of the triangular In an insert on this page, la * # 1 .Ii-ini.li | B I#|||..| asleep. Along came Zlppery biRMbRg p^Awiftsi Of ner triangle formed by the ed- Question 4 among Tuesday's B^iiUstzattve. guidance. and plpp4r (Z), Pretty Patches (P). In ordor to implofflant os mcaiy ehong^ « pofiible 1^*^* aortlL i^erendum. Inatructars of the T T T -n r f and BeauUful Buttons (B), and Mach of the inatruetknal area is«rr offlcea. Handicapped (lOH) has promia. sewed their representations on On the first floor, and again 0 C3 B 0 0 has been planned to function ed to contribate at laast 660,000 the sleeping letter. When Vel school yoor, w# hovf ro-orgcaibodour own *dMol at the ^>ex of the triangle, under the open ooocept pfaUoeo- voty Vest awoke, ho ripped off m m m D R U G STORE. phy, or at least be adaptable to would be the cafeteria, with all the additions, only H to tear cat o vo ^p ln o session tor Hi* IIIInqTHi g r a d ^ Tholr e lo ^ boflin eervtiy area* on two ddes. it. The darker bnes in the floor his veot. Tito vowel "E ", calm­ Food would be trsnyorted to plans win probably be perma­ ly told " V " that she would serving areas from the NOTICE: Hi* high school second period and oxtond beyond nent pomtkSBa. These are sub­ Stand at the end of each word je ct to change to permit tndi- west side of the triangle. so the ripped vest will not be This 4yp* of ro-ergonlwHen bos given us vidnal tlaaai'iwwna to open Into Accces to the aso-person audi- ILJ) shown (OS in the words "In- OPEN torlum. at tbe .soothead pofm a lu g * afan when the teactrtng q q q voive, twelve," etc.) schoduling Ihrougheid Hi* day and has «>«o ^ M * d us wito ctddHtoitM of the east aide Snd the base, Mr*. Davidson mild the chil­ would be posdWr from both ALL DAY On the second floor, two aca­ r B a i~j 1 7 dren remember those rules. spaces tor our expanding COEP. Art and Crofh programs. Withori tto demic honaes wlU occupy the levels. Plans call tor the central The children already know nil east and weot ttdrm ot the buUd- administration offices, health their letters and are going Into SUNDAY s A.M. - 9 PN. Ing, with the Ubrary-aoedia service units, and fine arts e -a l|, ^ "blending or squooehlng." fla p p in g sosslon and ro-orgonliatlon of our a r e u to occupy the extertor of iki .rfi. u center at the apex of the tri- JIBL An example of "squocslilng 404 WEST MIDDLE TURNPIKE angle to serve both untts. the east side between the audt- la the woril house, In wtilch prosont curriculum changes and other changes could not have boon m y . Housed In the two academic torium and the dining area: umta win be an sppnadroalely tsro music clsasrooms. a larger i r i Jt 2 1 . ■ > With on over Increasing high school onroHmont next y * «. vro expect Hurt equal asunber of atndenta from room lor chorus and band us* MUSIC B I V I •< tha seventh, eighth, and idntb on the interior. In the center of offTir a m grad* will begin at approximatoly 11:00 gradaa. the cast dde would be the busi- / V n » » For Boord of Diroefors Bach acadamtr bouse would neee arte special education contain eight tc»igtu*i and ao- o re u . SFfCIAL lOUCATKNI o o o C}0 >a CARL ZINSSER matolyMS. WHhIn thro* yoors. Monchostor High S ch ^ Home and family oris areas , d a l atndloo rooms, three mathr- o o o o !mr ] tra Altendnd Mnnohesler Bchoola; graduatad from msties rooms, and two modeni n of Hs space all oMh* tim* in ardor to previd* a suHoU* pregrem. r .» Mnnchcstoi* High «i'hcx)l H IM ,...... o « i u « language rooms. Barb would o Altcmli'd Ccnlrnl Connecticut male aloo have a raoource room. In a£ o o ' '> 'i 0 0 o *'< t'j Lives nt 178 Halph lUsid and 1* marrl^ to HlUn 1 Wnison '/.iMsscr, formerly of I’orindown, N, Ireland, sid eh a atndant nusy do tade- .WSL^ ' 1 ) 0 t' O O O ' .0^0 o o o O O iTItllilreit Mamlrn teV of Manchester Hoarrl of D ireclors; fo m sr Goorg* Emmorllng r r s mcmliei of Ihe Manchester llinising Authority, Cam- ithrary-modta cwtar. ' - IflunsdlAtGly aRJmmhm to the o nalan tkionlinalw Weicker for Henale Principal library media oanter in aaa ' l*asl I'lesltlenl Manclyisler Jayeeaa. Charter mem- . < > ■’> 0 0 0 her «*f K»i haose Cluh .if Manehesler ac adamic bouse would he a m iT H a ..n e la iv T H 'itsm e i .rf Center tTmreh M elts Otuti Monchostor High School pugU foaiWiig oloetronic lahora- ’• 0 0 0 o l and lie * ..41 «d I'eitter I’nfafiwgaflohal tTmn’h vmy\ and In the other honao, an audio-vlaual roesa, prafas- r VOTE REPUEUCAN danai library, and other tadh- p ft • ^ ^ ^ 9 9 rt ant I It to tha m .l. TUN Tt»P I.KVKM* TB« s)4m . N * » . I ( BV lAAItCMMnilN BOARD OF KOOCATTON. DR MfcWNtOAN, TRRAA TtM* M wewswaoA tuf IN* M a f^ is la s $ 25^ * * * * f M » AUV U n c ity of Mw likrasT- tNmn iW oNlaa IPw*. iMIotNls. TIkaa. oiM b* • tueaa. FIMT nXKM PLAN PAGE FOURTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. jJANCHESTER. CUNN.. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 80, 1971 Chief Named FocmI PoKcy At Saybrook Rapped In OLD SAYBROOK (AP) — Po­ lice Lt. Edmund H. Mosca, 88, (We Have A Notion To Please) was named "chief Friday night, E. MIDDLE TPKB. (Next to Popular IMarket) Bean Recall making him the youngest po­ OPEN WED., THUR8., FM. till • lice chief in Connecticut, ac­ (Coottnaed From Page One) cording to the town’s police commission, < HAUOWEEN C O S T U ^ Rogers said he was encour­ Mosca has been acting chief TiaCKS • TREATS • SURPRISES aged by a cannera' request to since August, when former FDA for stricter regulations, Chief Walter Patti resigned. ALL ABE AT PLAZA "but despite these very com­ Mosca Joined the local force in mendable actions I think that It 1861. is not something that can be left on a strictly voluntary basis for this is becoming all too frequent cuid sdready is an aU too serious situation." For Board ot Directors The Bon Vlvant incident in­ VIVIAN FERGUSON volved vichyssoise that was Daughter of thii late Harry J. Firato, ahe ia a llfe- blamed for the botulism death loM realdent of Manohaater, of a New York man. Cgiairman and Buyer, The Gift Shop, Manoheater The Campbell’s cases in­ Memorial Auxiliary, 1968 to prieaent. volved recall of chicken vege­ Flrat Recording Secretary, Mancheater Hlatorical table soup following discovery Society. of botulism contamination, and Served on boarda of dlrectora for many organlaa- the later recall of some vegeta­ tlona, including; Girl Scouta; American Cancer So­ rian vegetable soup after some ciety; Manoheater Clvlo Oroheatra; Auxtliaiy of Man­ chester Memorial Hospital; Tuberculoals Association. swollen cans were found. Writing the column “ From Your Neighbor’s Kitch­ en" appearing wevekly in Manchester Evening Herald, she la Past ^aident of the Manchester Republican ECHS Sponsors Womens’ Club; Past Vice-President, Hartfordi Chap­ ter, National Secnetarlea Association. Trip to England Married to Thomas F. Ferguson, she is the mother (Hprald photo by Buceivicluii) of three children — Laurie, Leigh and Tom. Blast Catholic High School VOTE REPUBLICAN will present "Ehigland,” a Campaign Chat PULL THE TOP LEVER, Tuesday, Nov. 2 travelogue, in the school audi­ Hebron Republican candidates (fixim left) Robert head(iuarters. Dixon is seeking election as select­ Thla ad monaored by (lie Manoheater Republican torium Wednesday at 8 p.m. Dixon and P. John Perham discuss the campaigm man and Perham as first selectman. Steele was the Town OommlUee — O um, MoKensle, Tnaa. The featured speaker will be with Congi-essman Robert Steele last night at G(5p GOP’s special guest at a rally last night. Mrs. Sue Balestraoci, who lived in ESngland for several years. She will Illustrate her talk with trip came from the Rt*'.. Antho­ slides and a film. At an ^in­ Downey K in ny Murphy of St. Maurice formal coffee hour after the Caiurch in New Britain. He Is program, she will be available the pastor and long-time friend to answer individual questions. A t Border cf the Downey family. The preoentation marks the Visa negotiations, he said, kickoff of the EX3HS ten-day Of Red China Were conducted with the Peking educational tour to London, government, with the Inter­ April ai-30 next year. The tour (Continued from Page One) national Red Cross serving as is open to BOHS students, par­ Intermediary, he said the 10- ents, graduates, and families. their military flight was shot day visas were approved a few down on a run from South weeks ago. Korea to Japan. Downey, then In Lynn, Fecteau's father Comedian Kaye 22, was sentenced to life im­ says his family hasn't heard prisonment and Fecteau, then from him for 10 months. He How do we.1 Eyes China Visit 24 to 20 yeeirs on charges of had written regularly every spying. month for 18 years. BANGKOK (AP) — Comedi­ American officials Insist the "I don't know If he is sick or an Danny Kaye, the U.N. am- two, the only Americans now if the Chinese won't let him bossador-at large to the chil­ imprisoned in (3iina, were write tc us,’’ the father said. “ I dren of the world, said today he Army civilian employes. think something is wrong." would like to visit children in Downey’s brother said his Fecteau would be eligible for Communist China. mother "is in good health, but release in 13 months. "I would like to go as a rep­ she understandably was tired finance new resentative of UNICEF or as after the Icng flight from New an observer or whatever the York and we decided on a day Cyclist Killed f , Utle might be to see what the and a half rest stop here before pecnie in China are doing about continuing on to Peking." BURLINGTON, Conn. (AP)- A their children and come back to The Downeys left New York Burlington man was killed ear­ make a report to UNICEF,” on Wednesday. ly Saturday momln"^ when h'.- Kaye told newsmen. It will be the fifth time Mrs. motorcyle hit the guardrail cn Kaye was in China in 1834 as Downey and her ,scn, William, Conn. 179 here. an entertainer with a traveling have visited John. Previous vis­ State Police say George M. its were in 19S8, 1859, 1962, and Kelley, 26, was alone on the school construction? show. 1964. motorcyle and was dead at the The first word of the latest scene. School A id D epends O n

T a x Incom e GO (Continued from Page One',. «> '55 « 1. Short Term Notes— Sold During ConsInicKon Period. C O i ^ < t Last year's grants were $200 NOTICE k x i ' i s : s - o per pupil and Meskill had pro- list 1 poaed to leave that unchanged 5 ^ S ce : this fiscal year. BE8INNING SUNDAY, «> 4) ”|Ss|l if =* Deputy State Atty. Gen. C. lias,I I Perrle Phillips said the gover­ OCTOBER 17, 1971 fiiS s fI jil 4 3 ' nor had consulted with his of­ fice on the approach in dealing 2. Appiicotions for State Aid ^bm itted by Supt. of Schoois with the lawsuits opposing cuts and until completed, we will be i f ! a.S’s l ' i S l i in aid. • flushing the water mains from 11 pjn "The acUon of the governor W i F a “ g | 5 ? announced today indicates his until 7 ajn. in the North End Section Buiiding 25% complete— 1st application own determlnaUon of the course of action required in of Manchester. S iSfluuuu S IGSuS^ ||u5u u these circumstances,” he said. Building 50% complete— 2nd appliccrtion §§§§!§§§§§§§§§§§§§§§ §§§§§§ Phillips refused to elaborate, - - r - r r - I . L but he said he wanted to make it clear that the attorney gener­ ^ ® II Iflil 5 3 2213 Si ! 8 I al’s office, while nm by Demo- MANCHESTER WATER GO. Building 75% complete— 3rd opplicotion ci|Bts, has pledged to defend the Republican governor's action in court with all the resources at Building 100% complete — Final application < its command. Money Is Received From State During Construction. The Manchester Lions Club s §. AND The Manchester Fine Arts Association i iiii^ 3. Bonds Sold When Are Completed. (1975) To 'S' PRESENTS «ail Finance Balance after State Vid has been Deducted. \ si 10th ANNUAL , ■■‘Isiij'.-.iiJi: ■ /■ . , ARTS & CRAFTS 11 a r 0.^*- Ilf:: i 1 ■ FESTIVAL I l l l l I (SHOW AND SALE) COST TO TAXPAYER ON *• ill i V i - , i SATURDAY, OCTOBER 30Hi BASED ON EST. 197S (SRAND LIST-AND EST. TOWN DEBT-LESS THAN I- a lls 1:00 P.M, to 10:00 P.M, Is t £1 SUNDAY. OCTOBER 31st «<2.0D PER MONTH. 1:00 P.M. to 6:00 P.M. r AT "Cost bailed on average Manchester Home AsMument. aQQ6lQ$Q66fiS$966Q6Sfij 9 996SS6 99S19919 9 i9l$99)EQ 1S99 MANCHESTER HIGH SCHOOL

REGULAR ADMISSION ?1.00 STUDENTS 26c THERE WILL BE A PAINTING DEMONSTRATION ON SUNDAY AT 3»00 P.M. THIS AD 8PONBORED BY MANU1IE8TER BOARD OF BDUCATORB, DonaM flennlgan. Tiww. By Helen Van Wyk from Rockport, Maaa. R R MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, OCTOBER 80, 1971 PAGE SEVENTBICM s u i » » i ift yi i i i B89i>4fi89| rfiP ® |i|i||fi§® f

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I 8 o 3 3 S' fAlao Reweavlng, Watkins Funeral Home w • p ^ Oiutom Made MEMORIAL CO. | * | £ ‘!?g5 Suite, Pante and Watkina Funeral Home haa aeral dlroctora dedicated to S s i a f o D i L " ' " I IS I llinPisf^KHE Goate Oppoalte Eaat Cemetery been aervlng Mancheater and helidng lamlllea In Ume ol need c^» o a CHOICE VARIETY SC jrW a"3' O away from their own area. cn e ; 2. ^ o H 3 “ £ r ? -1 t g a E . • Tailoring Quality Memorials surrounding communitlea since Through this membership, N) a,S 3 176-178 Spruce St. (»ar tr « * Sa-'g- S o . OQ n> Manuieater Call 649-5807 kins and his brother F. Emeat time. Shoidd a denth occur out There are times when It is a coming lights distort them. Spot Seafood 1/1 ^ I * ^ SS>^S? s » =•< ______! ______: ? : j of state or out of the country task to think of something checks are run to see If wlnd- e Eju^ jb w.g'3 Drive-In Parking Watkins. 43 OAK STREET SE^ US FOB: ^ ■ ^.SL^a' jft s* . ^|onn gg« f§S92|999 ?a^?2992922299929929 ftooftftngftoftftftftftgog A. A IM B m , Prop. this membeiahlp helps Watkins different to give as a gift and If shields are safe as far as vlsi- o Alnmlnnm Boil Dp W - I T I p i f l f 9 2 I g § 9 I g GGG ■ ? f| TEL. 649-9087 Harriaon Sb, Manoheater In July of 1964, WlUlam Len­ to render a personal servlc«' to t*»l« te the case, stop In at the blllty Is concerned but more Im- Awnings non Joined the firm as associate the they serve. White Glass Oo„ Inc., 31 Blssell portant, you might be Injured • Door Canopies .8 8w 8 director and in January of 1970, Since the founding of Watkins St., and think In terms of glass, because of poor visibility and I I ? i '68 t!8 86 8 S 3 8 • Storm Doors ® |SOSg,^ aw s;3.3g3' Ostrinsky advanced to director and man­ Funeral Home In 1874, many Glass la so versatile; It Is the distortion. , O 3 ^ M ^ u9o»S®R®co'p '5:z oas|.3S)s; o Ft o a .'• sTw isS'^ggif-Siss Ss5fgc:?saa s Combination Windows ^ CO • T^.g^goC; ager upon the retirement of small but vital, matters have one thing that can fit Into any Another Item that would be a Reuben Plen’s Manchester Awalng Co. » S |8 i 5 |* 3 reiSc 2 g ^ ; DEALER IN WASTE Ormond J. West udio had been become important, more so In home, whatever Its decor, mod- boon during storms Is the Instal- w hflO w gFasO . osaJD-crn © 2.0 u e S » S S’ STEVENSON’S 105 WEST CENTER BT- w a r» ■j. » a :j director for 22 years. this day and age of government em, contemporary or with your latlon of glass ventilators that • s ^ f s a i l Z." 'Z ^ O"?* mO tS 9 ! Q.sf® s:®^ . i M ' ’ = s I h: i | s | MATERIALS Texaco Station Telephone 649-8001 ■ " l i ^ ’ ft»S i «§■»., s. a*q -f = - a 6 & l 2 f g - i . forms and appUcations of all moot prized antique furniture, protect against atorms, let In i. tS B* O 3 g.ft”g ^ a s ti * S a IV ^ M M Roy Thompson rejoined the plenty of air and do not dark­ Established 194B ? f f l p-I'I f kinds to be fflied out. And this Mirrors are always welcome; " 381 Main Stroat a.®B 5 Sa '1:2 S - M Hi ?? ?oj|?g-§3 3 S.o,n p ^© •O ^Or • *1 2 Q( © * fr ? ‘T3> 9 IRON ESSO firm In 1970 as associate direc­ en your bedrooms. These are J a 3 S g .|» '|$ 3 s - |f?'= a Q isg ' I is where Vtr. Lennon and Mr. they add beauty to any room • cdW§m‘’2 : 3-« ►vdS 5‘ft © © 405 MAIN ST. tor to Mr. Lennon. very easy to install; you can do 9*0 B H C * rgg'S-gco STSls a.* S rS j® * J SC3.to © a s g " toff Thompson can be of help In and in rooms that are odd sized Phone 643-9149 J0,M Upholstery !•? 2<.<'S, - •T9’ o SCRAP METAL TEL. 649-5533 Also In January 1970, Bruce handUng such Items as Social or semewhat small, they add a it yourself or someone from *! to i. 3 K Watkins became a licepsed Fu­ P and IVI Shop ^ . w a 5., " °$ '3 ? = C 'o H-.g Security, b u ria l allowance sense of space and airiness Of White Glass Co. will be happy to Hydramatlo Transmission 01' X. © 5? JA O'^ O P and PAPER • T u n e -U p s neral Director, thua becoming the AID do the work for you. Be sure to Repairing BE-UPHOLS’TEBINO S a ^ 0 | 3 „ | _ | ______• MODERN FURNITURE S p aag S |3 S ', „ .. 781 PARKER ST. the P.P.G take accurate measurements if G5 GG? G 99995 I I ¥-55'«>'w Cb ••> 1 •<«■ ;> CS-^ 8.2^8991 .’“■aGG '■« ft - relG 5959999999 c a © © I 99 I 59 9 • Engine Cleaning All Work Guaranteed and ANTIQUES Tel. 648-5785 or 648-6870 ___ displayed at you do the work yourself and • Custom Furniture ttj • General Repairs Texaco Lubrication Service in«irMicror”a ^ ^ r are the White Glass Oo., you know they will cut It to your specif 1- We Give Greco Stamps and Slipcovers • S ta m p s Watklns Funeral Home, of 142 needed, we can help put you in that you are getting the finest caUons. As a matter of faet, Specializing in Hand Tufting East Center Street, Is a newly contact with the proper people. Olaas that money can buy. glass ventilators are wonderful Made To Order For the past 97 years, Wat- Motorists know that wherever the year around, summer or 'complete Selection of expanded and decorated colonial Materials building. In the fall of 1969, a kins FuneiS^ Home has been this emblem Is displayed, the winter. TOURAINE FREE ESTIMATES GUNLIFFE 1,688 sq. foot addition was ex­ serving this area with one work la done quickly and ef- To cut down on the cleanup Lower Level of the Parkade tended to the west side provid­ thouiAt In mind, and that te to fldently and by skilled and work In your bathroom, how 649-6824 MOTOR SALES ing a new chapel, and seating selrw everyone vrivo calls, as we MlX trained men In the art of a ^ t havtog a g l^ tub en- PAINTS Mon., Tnes., 9-6; Wed., an additional 160 people. The ourselves would want to be Installation. They use only closure Installed. Glass shower Tburs., Fri. 9-9; Sat. 6-S EXPERT AtJTO BODY and whole first floor may be used as the latest and best techniques stalls are worth their weight In FOR BEST RESULTS FENDER REPAIRS one large chapel or sectioned Wherever you are, and what- t" modem auto glass Installa- gold when It comes to keeping the bathroom dry. If the man m ENAMEL and LACQUER off by folding partition to pro­ ever your faith, whenever the tion and you are always sure - +•'“ aoti. t/ *v,o c~i vide a smaller, more Intimate time, Watkins Funeral Home Is the utmost in satisfaction of the house Is handy, he can GLASS ^ REFINISHIIfOS with all work done here. install these himself, or if you PAUL'S cri REASONABLE PRICES atmosphere. A new selection always there to help. • For Anto Windshields room was also added with an The White Glass Co., does prefer, for a moderate sum, the PAINT SUPPLY RT. 88—VERNON, CONN. work for insurance companies White Glass Co. will send a man • For Store Fronts and • entrance from the ground level 645 MAIN STREET (?,. i / i Just Above the Traffic parklng^ area as well as an ex­ Bontbt From Zeppelin and In order to do this they to do the work for you. Once all sizes of windows ■ Circle must come up to the rigid installed you will wonder how Tel. 649-0300 ■ panded smoking room, ladles’ o For Table Tops TEL. 648-0016 BERLIN — Zeppelins had an standards set by these corn- you got along without them. ; s lounge and convenient rest rooms on the main floor. active Worid War I career of ponies. Should you need the Glass Is used In so many OPEN 8 A.M. to 6 P.M. bombing and reconnaissance, g-iass replaced In your car wln- ways. It covers tables and pro­ SATURDAY 8 A.M.-NOON This year m arks the 25th year They flow 282 sorties, dropping ,jo,^ windriiield, this is the tects them against stains, burns AUTOMOTIVE Y O U R of Watkins Funeral Home’s ex­ 60 tons of bombs over England, place to come. and scratches, it Is ideal for J. A. WHITE PARKADE clusive Manchester membership C O M P L E T E France and Russia and soaring Much driving Is done after your vanity In the bedroom or GLASS CO., INC. in the AsdboiaUon of Funeral up to 26,000 feet to avoid being jarij and If your oar’s wlnd- bathroom. For beauty and as a SUPPLIES =1 CLEANERS Directors Service. This Is an In­ 31 Blssell St. — Tel. 648-7822 : u' PET CENTER L shot down. shield Is pitted from fine flying work saver, think Glass, MANCHESTER PARKADE ternational organisation of fu- PLUS ' - 0 ^ NOW IS THE TIME TO Canaries — Parakeets particles thrown against It by If you heed the screen wire CLEAN YOUR SUEDE Tropical Fish — Turtles passing cars it might be wise to replaced In your window MACHINE SHOP FR EE 10% BONUS CARD Hfunsters — Oerblls have It replaced. After a while screens or doors, let White GLEANINB 2 = > 0 Mixed Breed Puppies SERVICE t '<1 ON SUEDE & DRY these fine pits and scratches Glass Co. do It now, then it will ■ CLEANING. Aquarium Accessories, etc. Radio for the Week blend into a maze that cuts be ready for you. For the best CONTRACTORS H Our Own Special Blended CLEAN WITH CONFI­ (These are the basic listlngB, and include only those news down on your vislblUty, particu­ in glass installation, depend up­ S DENCE. ALL CLOTHES Pet Foods o OFFICES • WINDOWS • L . . broadcasts of 10 or 15 minutes in length. Some stations carry larly so at night when the on- on the White Glass Co. MANCHESTER PRB-SPOTTED. ALL MANCHESTER o FLOORS o CARPETS WORK DONE ON other short newscasts. Dally sports information can be found PREMISES. ONE DAY PET C E N T E R on the sports pages.) A U T O P A R T S o WALLS CO E SERVICE IP NEEDED. 996 Main St. Manchester 570 BRO AD SI WE GUARANTEE 11:00 News, Weather, Sports CM WINF — 1230 6:UU Religion CARABILLO U l m OUR WORK (CBS News Every Hour on the Hour) 8:00 Tom Jones WINDOW CLEANING CO. U l MONDAY THRU FRIDAY 11:30 Other Side of the Day e > 1 0 0 % 6:00 Art Moreen 1:00 Mike Greene OPEN Complete Building pa MEMORIAL 8:00 CBS World News 6:00 Chip Hobart Maintenance Z 8:16 Art Morgen 628-7057 i CORNER STORE 9:30 Arthur Godfrey Time W R C H — 910 SAT. TO 1 P.M. S Z 10:00 Jeff Jacobs (Mouday-Saturday) CL MERCURY • Party Goods, Magazines 2:00 Mustcradio 6:00 Reveille 0 • Groceries, Cold Cuts 6:00 The Worid Tonight 9.VU luiapsudy Fine Quality 1 tfi Travel Agency 6:16 It's Sports Time 12:00 Matmee Qi • Fruits—Vegetables 6:30 News ot Religion 4: (HI mgiuignts ot Hartford 6:20 PhauUless Phil 8:00 GaeUght DON WILLIS <81 jife 646-2756 • Greeting Cards 7:00 Lowell Thomas 12:00 wutet Hours We Depend On You . . . 7:10 World Wide Sports (Sunday) DIAMONDS NO SERVICE 7:20 Jim Francis Same as Mouuay-uaturday listing, From GARAGE CHARGE You Can Depend On U41 11:00 Dave Hudson except: 12:00 Spotlight 8: (HI Religious programs n n a u i Q j e w e l r y 18 Main St., Tel. 649-4531 1:00 Jeff Menzel . 11:00 (julet Hours D flM I O STORE RESERVATIONS FOB Open 7 Days A Week SATURDAY till Midnight 6:00 Weekend WTIC — 1080 (Menday-Friday) • Expert Watch Repairing Spocializlng In • HOTELS 8:00 CBS Worid News • Fine Selection of Olfte • .AIRLINES 646-0293 8:15 Weekend 6:00 Town and Country -J 9i 97 <• _ te • STEAMSHIPS 352 MAIN ST. 9:30 Arthur Godfrey Time 6:00 Bob Steele Show For AU Occasions BRAKE SERVICE 2:00 Weekend 10:06 Theatre of Melody • Longtoe, Balova, 8 8 8 8 8 \ 8 12:00 Spotlight 11:06 Jean Colbert Show 627 Main St., Manchester 1:00 Sign-off 12:00 News, JWeatber Wittnauer and Caraveile Front End Allgnmant fa jn SEE US FOR QUALI’TY SUNDAY 13:16 Meet Me on the Flosa Watcher £. m ^ E S ? u m m ; ' P l = p £ TAILORING 9:30 Arthur Godfrey Time 1:00 News Complete Machine Shop 787 Main St„ Manchester QS I l3 l srj % .I'-a “a AND JO :00 Challenge of Change 1:16 Mlkellne More and more people are pie who do not understand the Genaral Repair WorR 3 gLv- *1 ^ ©srSB *'5.0 FUEL 17 0 GAL. ‘"ll:00 Father Nadolny 3:06 Afternoon Edition Phone 643-6617 ® ■><^='2 CUSTOM 12:00 Weekend 6:00 Newi —Slocks, Weather taking advantage of the com­ importance of driving on worn 2 p « S f f I “O S r^2i5-»g.’a°'^“ O IL C .O .D . MADE 6:00 Face the Nation 6:26 Strictly SoorU shock absorbers but they are o* I ? > 0 (oH^P ** o SUITS 6:30 American Week 7:05 Accent ’70 „ . plete machine shop at Man­ a 00 ? a o T"o» to C a ag r g o a 7:00 Washington Week 7:H Edward Newman Renorte potentially dangerous, particu­ t i ^ 1 = ” O 2. ’ ^ g;5-3s|g| |Og Jake 7:80 Capitol Cloakroom chester Auto Parts, 270 Broad > m ^ S'”. ’’RI-.-o* 7:60 Joe (Jaraslola larly on bumpy roads and when « i • - 0 8:30 Hopewell Baptist Church 8:00 News St., for this shop can take care United Ririt-QUA, i; Si # 1 t 3ft *5336: KELLEY ARSONS For Ladles and Gentlemen 9:30 Revival Time 8:16 Pop Concert the driving Is uncertain. i. o z s • rs- Alterations — Cleaning 10:00 Revival Time Echoes 9:06 Nlghtbeat .. cf anything you can carry Have you had the shocks on m 0107 ©7V<©1 i« te t« 10:00 Bob Craig 10:16 Modem Living shop work. It Is possible that the car almost leave the read? Vernon, Coventry, Tolland, Free Parking 3:00 Dick McDonough 10:80 Saturday Showcaie Painting and Decorating s ' 8 8 - 86 88 s'6 88 8 8 6 'S 888 ^ ti 'i s it s s s 10:60 W nC Outdoors many of these men still do not You do net notice this so much Tools ______S ______—— Ellington, and South Windsor. 7:00 Joe Hager 11:00 Saturday Showcase 1" “ g*SSi5g2!f3-'g»SSS33S‘SggSgiS5S5 >38"S5S8"»2 J ^ 2 12:00 Dick Haddad v 12:00 News, Weather know that the Individual as well in the front seat but It Is partic- Garden luid Land Tools CUSTOM & STOCK *(6:00 on Monday) Baby, Household, Party (Saturday) 13:15 Saturday Showcase as commercial business can be ularly noticeable in back and Burr.Conton, Mawelmter 6:00 Bob DeCarlo 1:00 News serviced at the Manchester w h e n c e shocks are gone If you and Banquet SuppUes 10:00 Bob Craig 1:16 Your Home Decorator Invalid Needs Next to Ctfiee •/b 0- 3:00 Terry Woods 1:30 Saturday Matinee Auto Parts machine shop. drive, Sevan at normal speed. « ig s Cot A Paiitlng^Mem ? We’ll Help! 7:00 Joe Hager 2:00 Opera / If you are one of these handy your car Is in danger of going 12:00 Dick Haddad 5:00 Monitor ^ ) Service still means something to us 6:00 Newe, Weather 'V- men, take work done to 270 cut of control. Iris (Sunday) 0:30 Strictly Sports -®H means spending enough time ^ 6:00 Religious and public service Brosid St. and let this fine ma- if you do need new shocks on © 9>_^o 3h 3S I ; f , ; f i i U l l P V a a R;(s ramming 6:80 Monitor chine shop maintained by Man- your car, drive down to Man­ *3 Si '£ s S y r s - ? 3 s f !E 5 © ©•© 4 *1 STci sdect the right paint finish for that job you re plan­ O L Morgan 11:00 News, Weather a ^ J • -23 s? [g w ? a 3:00 Dick UoDonougta 11:20 Sports Final, chester Auto Parts do the work Chester Auto Parts and get g „ iO f9 ^0 i b j ! ; m I i e s g | ning. See us for paint and service when you plan your 13:00 outer Side of the Day “ 3 a 0 Oi“* aa^ S'!.. 7:00 Terry Woods (Snaday) for you. The work will be done those good Columbus shocks,' 3 5 2 ■’ p ■’ I S ;2 next project, 10:30 Religious and publlo service 5:80 Sunrise Serenade perfectly, the cost Is reasonable, the ones that carry a guarantee, ^ _____5 ...... ______w prf3 programming 7:00 Sunday Strings or>1 nft-i2® ft-ift33 *33dif t- ij ftftftftft.33333-= GOsGGS 8 ? dioBi ggEg g I g 9 1 * 9 t.dd 12:00 Sign Off 8:00 News and you will be saving yourself They have two kinds, the regu- W O P — 1410 8:16 Sabbath Message reeJ money. lar and, the heavy duty. The (Uonday-Frlday) 8:30 Guideline For Instance, cylinder heads regultir Columbus shocks carry X g r/7.4A«»RAIKTC0 0:00 Bill Love — Lou Morton 9:00 Newe, Weather 10:00 Tom Jones 9:10 Hymntlme taken from your car will Iw a guarantee of two years cf ser­ 1:00 Bill Winters 9:30 National Radio Pulpit taken care of; they grind valves vice or 24,000 miles, whichever "5rg^-''5'’22.i5® - 4:00 Mike Greene 10:00 Sunday Showcase tr !r 728 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER—PHONE 64^4601 7:00 Ray Dunaway 13:10 SUndoy Showcase and reset them. TTiere are so comes first. 3 2 ST ^ w* ^ O 12:00 Bobby Rivers 13:46 Travel Trends many different services avail­ For people who carry heavy k 0 a; i BUY THE PAINT THAT’S WORTH THE WORK (Saturday) 1:00 Sunday Best ^ S 3 o 0:00 Bill Love — Lou Mortsn 3:00 Monitor able to the general public at loads consistently, consider Your independent 10:00 Ray Dunaway 5:00 News the Machine shop of Manchester Columbus Levellzers. These 2:00 Bill Winters 6:10 Sunday Edition Auto Parts It would be simply carry a written guarantee that V f f . 8:00 Chip Hobart . 6:00 News, Weather, Sports t , SB* * i M l i s : ^ 13:00 Bobby Rivers 4 6:30 Meet the Press Impossible to mention them all. will be good for as long as you ' I ? ™ ^ g- g- (Sunday) 7:06 Monitor Manchester Auto Parts Is drive your car. Get them nl H- fis J£V 9:06 Monitor =: y „ H ? g 3 g , ^0- dealer. 10:30 Congressional Report ?:bl‘*Y¥u“il'*B?x‘ « Opera owned by Edward and Victor Manchester Auto Parts. *^r-in5'5*§ *®50 ^ (alternate Sundays) 8:30 Eli-msl Light DellaPora and they are Justly The work that the Van Nor­ ' ¥ '9 4 ^ 5 i rg I proud of this business that ca­ man Model 870 Rotary Broach ■ I » t. ;tj s fe »2 2= 2® . lo P J go'2’ - ’ ' "j, ■ r ■ S’gwa' ^ «%®ftftl <-' vr A> •w'ftftl 'wK ft* ft yft? g g g g ters to Farages as well as in­ does to the precision machining ? s i I 5 9f9 11(59 9999 99a 9 999 E ? 9 E G EO GG'999299 9 *GG9999G99G92999i9999 EMa,fl?'»999 dividuals. They stock prrtctlcal- of cylinder heads, engine bl(x:ks o p g. 2 -4 O' EXPERT REPAIRS ON FOREION OARS ly every Item that a garngc and other surfaces must be seen ? O' ^ ^ 88 8 8 might need. This saves a lot cf to be believed. -The dry grinder UNITED SPORTS OAR REPAIR, Isa chasing around for parts,, and apparatus does precision ma­ the garages offer swifter and chining- of cylinder head, en­ 9 Rt. 83, Vernon, Conn. better service to their custom­ gine blocks and other surfaces ^ 3 g O' M f s Phone 646-4485 n cr ers. with one setup and one cut. It IV — 0 f-1. ■ 2 o ESTIMATES ON ALL MAKES Before real hazardous driving also does the same work on rii I *0 g if* 3 i conditions set to, how about the foreign makes of cars nd <© M* nOIMB OF FAMOUS BRANDS 3 S JSW 5*^ ffi ? a3 O CASTROL OILS ★ FOREIGN CAR PARTS sh'Hik absorbers on your oar? heavy duty vehicle engines P fw 3. to *H oHotpoInt •Maytag • Frlgldalre •Zenith Shocks wear out so slowly that This Is Just another to the con­ 8 ^ <© *1 5 •t*7ae' -c g ^ • RCA • Panasenlc Westinghouse # Hotpolnt took for tho coliloi veka... MeDonkrt s ^ 3' e a =9 I f i I *9" ' I SSS s Dryers s Bto. VW PACER PERFORMANCE EQUIPMENT most of the time motorists are tinuing efforts on the part ot 46 WEST CENTER STREH gELsg-'i 111 P • SterMM • Dishwashers s Rsdtus s TVs unaware that they are giving Manchester Auto Ports to serve, (f P ji tq'-i'l 'liWm SILVER LANE EXTENSION “Nejet to Vlttner’s Garden Center” the motoring public., §■3 . ™ i I? 2 f ” |B o ? I ' I O p tn IvM . till 9 F.M. a t tha Parkada Phone M8-6661 out. There are still a few peo- L __ I gI g g E S ^ 3s99|999999|? I t ^GGG ? '15 ■ 5g2-^9999 922E 5 5 99gEo? G S E s g EgSS g 999999 9 99999G§9999§9B99||9§2 I?l9f}!a§33 0>

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THE Yes, Sir Warning Issued 1 ‘ Celtics Get Day Off When » epoHewrlter »e- N.L. Schedule Maker ferred to the object Minne­ Herald Angle sota Viking defensive end By Carl Eller was carrying as a By Lee Trevino “ puree,” the g-foot-d, MO- EARL Y O ST pound strongman turned and Sporla Editor After Halting Bucks growled, “ It's an "outside LAS VEGAS, Nev. (A P )— Lee Trevino, in front after Lists Two Dandies wallet” and don’t you forget two rounds of the $135,000 Sahara Invitational Golf NEW YORK f API—Thft Orleans is at Washington, New straight to move ahead o( BalU- Indians Biggest Problem: Inexperience It.” Tournament, issued a warning to the rest o f the frost­ BOSTON (AP) — Coach confidence In his shooting from Detroit beat Baltimore 119-lOB, bitten field: T.«am,A’a England plsys at Ban Franclsco more in the AFC Bast, whUe “This eroup of boys this season is the most inexperi- tt • u u- National Football League S Yiork Jets are at the Rams have captured four to the outside. Ho forced Jabbar Qoldcn State trimmed Chicago "I'm hitting the ball as good warmed a bit In the afternoon, iced th ^ I have had at Manchester High," varsity Tommy Hemsohn gave his gan Diego. a row after a stumbitog start enced that I have had at Manchester High," varsity to come cut on him and that sot bo-83, Buffalo edged Portland as I have In a long, long time," but still was blustery and cold. little old schedulemaker football coach Dave Wiggin noted. “ We’ve got some boys Boston Celtics a well-de- up points for us." 124-119, and Los Angeles Six in Row Trevino sold Friday after tak- "{Por two rounds, It's about cam e un with a counle of I" Monday night’s game, De- and taken a one-half game lead with great potential and we have a number of good served day o ff today after jc.m Haviicek, Boston's vet- trounced ancinnau 119-107. tng over the top spot with o par ag bad as I've played In," aald S r to headS^ thil r- ^ looking sophomores and juniors.” While the Tribe is their stunning upset over captain, shook the Bucks Coimio Hawkins, who had 72 on the chilled and windswept Arnold Palmer, In a fight with weekend’s action as the The dream match Is the KO Miami has two ppwer runners down at the moment with a 1-4 won-lost record, the Milwaukee Bucks the scored seven points In the first Indian Goal Paradise Valley Country Club Trevino and the absent Jack fSuro looks much brighter______r T ------xV *• , d i 4? u the ball a half dozen Umcs, and overtime. Including a tying season reaches the halfway Oakland affair, with both teams in Jtm Kiick and Lmry Cranks Course. Nicklaus for the year's leading . batUtog for the top spot in the who have both gained more Mwi” he“ er Hlrt has but two ®‘®®‘ «>mpany In Michigan; National B^ketball Asso- contributed 24 points. Jo Jo «®!d ffcail with eight seconds "The wind doesn't bether the money winning spot. Palmer ” ***''**®"^^‘coaches ® the smallest D#-nR®" vrillavfiller, fr.rnriArformer niinrlnrbnr'kquarterback niofmn'aciation’s rlATan^mnrdefending cham- white finished.... . with ...... 22 points ol- « >®«. Saverra®y were tied at 148. They were reaiy husUed-we t!r!t IcL to elght” starts " ‘ he buzzer lifted Atlanta past time since their series to 18M. able, . but all the other guys pj^ya^g bi the tops in toe NFC West. Hubbard, who scored three game of the season, beating the of candidates for the first for- ■ • ‘ ‘vai less in eignt starts. struggling Cleveland. May led A capacity crowd cf about And Uien, to sweeten the touchdowns against CtoclnnaU Giants 28-7. ^ ,__broadcast team . . . 'Southern moved and moved,” Helnsotm have to play to tt, too...... o,aT4ino- field of 144 able to .X....,., California leads all colleges and said. "And we ran and ran. We Beaton, which had lost 11 con- Atlanta scorers with 28 points. 22,000 Is expected for the Ivy Cf c^ ro ^ e ,"V 'y ^ m hitting package, the schedule has Den- last week. DaUas, wWch flgur^ to be to history this fall. These should ^ representation don't have great size, so' we M^wauhee Walker's 24 points League meeting at Memorial ^ ^ ^ ' t complain t ^ Ble. . ver meeting Philadelphia, with There’s anotoer Interesting better than lU current 4-2 log, serve as an incubator for fufu- ...... ___ . . . . elnoeslnce 11Itsk first game s-ame asratostagainst __ , Lanier's. __,_____ 23______paced1 a _ Stadium to1. Hanover,u...... N.H.xi h The-The S '" " _ Frank Beard and Don Bles (Herald photo by Bucelvlcliu) both teams coming off Wg vie- matchup wlUiln this game wito will try something new, aJtor- on NFL rosters to 1971. At the have to use our speed. And much. If I wasn't playing good OFFENSIVE STARTERS WITH EAGLES — Ready for the invasion of St. hire MH8 squads. . . . The In­ start of the season, U3C had 28 tonight we had great speed and Jabbar in 1989, controlled .,v...v. thevo. balanced Detroit offense as tnethe teams iraaiiionaiiytraditionally navehave met mto , . „_„hahlv h« navimr that It’s each------had a 69, the best scores Urles last week, and an Inter- Gene Upshaw, Oakland’s pull- noting quarterbacks Craig Mor- mans trek to E ^ t Hartford to- mcbllity." beards, grabbing 62 rebounds to pistons ended a three-game los- the Yale Bowl to New Haven. ^ ^ damn t**® ^ Fires Halted Paul’s High School today at Mt. Nebo and hoping to put a few points on the Navy Aware esUng matchup between Chi- tog guard, likely to be running ton and Roger Staubach on ev- day and should return home mere »honthan Notre Dome.name r»ther«Others Dave Cewens.Cewens, a e-foot-9 soph- only 49 for the Bucks, The Cel- 1^^ streak atolnst Baltimore. Conn., drawing more than 60,- windy, "bUt I'm playing pretty ^ scoreboard are these offensive East Catholic players: Line, left to right, Jay caac and Dallas, both a sur- Interference for the Raider ery play with Coach Tom Lan- with a second straight win over over 20 were Ohio State with 25 omcre pro, turned to pcaslbly ^ defemo also Bullets' Jac Marin had a 000 last year. ^ now." ,v,at.-h By Foreman Murphy, Glen Gabrielle, Lou Casavant, Steve Curtiss, Bob Bergin, Paul Kra* pHaing 4-2. rushers squarely into his broth- dry celling all the jriays from winless Penney High. and Grambllngi'L------with. . . - 21.------. .Com----- the greatest .game . . . . . of his career Iciced 27 Milwaukee turnovers, ^ame-hlgh 25 polnU. Dartmouth will be shooUng to had a 36-hole total of *t took a score shefski and Norm Yester; Backs are Mk Roscio, Joe Druzlowski, Gary Bilo­ Notre Dame Elsewhere Sunday, Atlanta is er, Marvin Upshaw, who plays the bench against Odcago. « * * pleUng the NFL Top Ten — to a duel with 7-foot-2 Kareem Cazzlc Russell scored 10 of overtake Boston College fer the 141, three-imder-par alter two ^ ^ho hlgheat on t o deau and Pete White. "The latter is out today with injuries. Kickoff is at 1:30. at Cleveland, Minnesota plays defensive end for Kansas City. The Beers are d o ^ to Short Punto Michigan with 19. Michigan Jabbar, formerly Lew Alctodor. "Die Celtics, riding a 6-2 his 30 points in a three-minute No. 1 ranking in The Associated rounds in the most severe season—to make the cut lor in I n Fourth the Giants at New York, Pitts- Miami and Los Angdes both third-string quarterback, left- a long break In span cf the fourth period, Press New England pell. BC ^^^,ther encountered on the tWaX two rounds. On Rebound bunrh plays at Baltimore, Cln- take winning streaks Into their hander Bobby Douglass, but he After the first six weeks of State 17, Minnesota 16, and Cowens hit on 18 cf 33 field , n e w YORK (AP) — All un- They're idle until breaking open a close game has an open date because of jhbs year. The temperature casualties wero aetenm^^ SOirm REND Tnit (API _ climatlG* is at Houston, St. Louis Interccnference------confrcntatlon.confrentaUon. pulled'pulleSidney Wicks of less Brown invades Princeton gym work ahead," Foreman Win^ Not Record Navy’s Midshipmen, taking UConn In Balanced Attack ' t o setUe for a secondary role to toe 76ers, eadi wito 8-2 Portland collected 28 points. in other Ivy encounters. who were toe old New York Western AthleUc Conference ■aid (to his Madison Square Gall Goodrich's 31 points Fourth-ranked Holy Cross, of on toe Irish Saturday for the Yankees and who eventually with 49. Atlantic Coast Confer- Gowons. records. (jarden dressing room Friday ‘ ‘O/oazrx!Cowens was Just super,” Elsewhere to the NBA, At- paced Los Angeles to Its sixth bombed at Syracuse, seeks to Billie Jean and Laver N E W Y 0 R K (AP) fo® fumbles. We’U. have to lahaasee,” he says. "A became toe Baltimore Colts, ence 33, Cehtral Intercollegiate night after he halted Luis Plres u n tj 4- 4! Improve some to get back to strange things hs|>pen down «>“ • *n®w me impuca- nectlCUt found a Helnsohn said. ‘He’s g^Ung lanta nipped Cleveland 98-97, victory to seven starts. bounce back as best to Ncrth- tlon of the team’s total 123 ference with UConn but not yet were turned by circumstance at A.A. wito 24, Missouri Valley cf Brazil a)t the end of four COacn near Dryant 01 were." there. I think South Carolina tiens of Notre Dame’s 28-14 loas balance between competing for the champion- mid-stream Into a homeless with 23, Pacific Coast A.A. with eastem, rated 10th to New Eng­ land. rounds. Alabama needs one more _ ^ G e ^ of academic JJm Phelan stuck his head out Southland with 10, Far Western, Hampshire traveling to Rhode of the locker room and scanned Gulf Slates and Southern wito Files Suit Isla.nd and \7enncnt Invading- I’m to no hurry." toe stands. He took tt all to, six and Ivy with five, Massachusetts in key games. tiae» today they won . ye»r W m the W M The 216-pound Foreman bat: runner Johnny Musso needs ■'Xn. de re, ■>?W ______‘S'toS h. S then returned, to the locker • « * New Hampshire and Rhode Is­ On Ruling land are tied for the lead with _ _ Mrs. King, of Long Beach, room and said: "Men, today End o f th e L in e LOS ANGELES (AP) —Foot- 2-1 records, Connecticut, which CoUf., meets the unpredictable we’U dispense with t)ie usual Eddie Whitehead of Bristol ball 8t?T Isaac CurUs cf toe played Boston University to a Knights Top Francolse Durr ol Prance. player Introducuona. Iiwteaa, will captain the University of University of California has re- non-league game Friday night, The American girl summarily weight champion to trouble at for Ues when toe fourth-ranked and ItolsArkanaas to ' we’U Just go up into toe stahdg Hartford's basketball team this portodly filed a federal court is 2-1-1, and Massachuseitts 1-1- dismissed Rosemary Casals of tripped Notre Dame 28-21 and ‘ ^ holding BU field. Different Jerray City and shake hands with toe cus- winter. He’s a 6-3 forward tuid suit to Sam Francisco choUeng- Jets, 41-7, San Francisco 6-1, 6-2 to toe least three times. Plres, who is Crimson Ude faces Misslsalppl aaatost Texas 21-20 to 1 ^ . toe Second “ '® ***® The Huskies scored in toe scoreless through the first half players scored e ^ of toe 1. a part-time poUceman to his State at Jackson. Miss.. tomera IndlvlduaUy. . Quotes one of four lettermen . . . tog toe NCAA’s ruitag that aSv- Little Curry, which has fash­ semifinals Friday while Miss A&M. Ten play at night—No. 18 Air ^ secemd and fourth period*, com- and allowing only 136 ruahing team's seven touchdowiw. ditUcult to Improve upon—Dol- UConn Marching Band will per- letes must achieve a 1.6 grade native land, battled bock game- tonight. ioned five consecutive shutouts Keep Lead Durr toowed she was right at In the afternoon, top n U ^ Force at No. W Arizona State on the second and 62 yards passing. Westxmn was u n ^ e to score phtos tackle Manny Fernandez, form at toe New England Pa- point average on pre-entrance the peak cf her form with a 6-4, ly in the second stanza, lending "AU I’m interested in Is ?V^y r®K“* ^ E«ch touchdown came on The hosto got onto the score- untU the last period. to a 6-0 record, winds up its several good punches to take win on hla bachelor status: "I have trioU football ^ame Nov. 7 at teats before becoming eligible, home ca.mpalgn against Nlch-. BRIDGEPORT, Conn. (AP)- 6-4 victory over Wimbledon no definite plana to toe immedl- Foxboro. The Houston Oilers fihe report by toe Los Angel- the round on toe scorecards of Bryant, els. Curry has not been scored -The Hartford Knights main- champion Evonne <3ooIagcng of ate future toward any sort of will supply toe oppoeltlpn for es Times today said Fred Ros- toe referee and two Judges. ters upon since surrendering a tatoed their lead in the Atlantic Aqatralla. matilmcmy. . . ." Terry Han- toe NFL Pats. If there’s i-Jjet- enfeid and Stan Sanders, law- touchddwn to the opening period Coast Football League Friday Win or lose here, Mrs. King .... o ^ n u ,* ratty, Steelers’ quarterback, is ter college marching band In^ yers for (Jurtis and C3al team- of Its first ijame. night ■with a 41-7 shellacking ol appeared set for the $10,000 sr sr-s ssi named after Terry Moore, fam- New England than toe UConns Tnqte Larry Bnimaey, filed the Other games on the New the Bridgeport Jets, the only first prize to the women’s sec- ed St. Louis Cardinals outfield- I haven’t seen tt yet . . . lawiuU Friday In U.k District England schedule Include: team that has beaten them tola tlon of the $200,000 Pepsi Grand under the eye. we’ve had an easy time a g a ^ ^ ^ g ^ won 80 straight gameo 24-U. er and member of toe fabled While Yale’s footbaU team is Court OK,San Francisco. An to- Amherst at Tufts, Union at season. Prix which ends to Buenos Pros Taking -Steps Foreman battered Plres al- State. Coach Charley Bhlra has ^ at V ^ ^ lr g t n la c X o r n la . ’ S®*** ®P*®* Gas House Gang of a generatlm having a hard Ume this sea- Junction 'Tirntring has been Williams, Middlebury at Nor- Hartford scored 17 points to Aires Nov. 20. ago. "M y mother was a great son there is hope for toe fu- scheduled for meet at will In toe fourth, pick- a real strong defensive le®™ Staite at Min- night schedule Duke last week, and wlch, American International both the second and third peri- Mrs. King already has 181 admirer of Terry Moore,” ex- lure. (Joech Harry Jacunski’s The suit tog his spots and Jolting toe again this year and we c ^ ^ N o . 10 omo waze oSSttna; Notre Dame are to good physl- at Maine, RPI at Worcester ods, three touchdowns coming Grand Prlx points—46 more plained toe former Notre Dame frosh are undefeated . . . The plication cf toe BrazlUan with looptog punches, expecting to have our hands nesota. riaroitoa IlSIf *^***rt*f«iinvUie Richmond ®al condition. The Irish, how- To Avert Tragedies Tech, Bates at Bowdoto, Hobart on passes by quarterback Tom points more than second-place . p i r e r i M t ^ ’O'® W ^ ®ver. lost veteran offensive ■tar, "but she couldn't get up UConn basketball team will face applied to Brumoey andxCurUs at Celby, Trinity at Coast Sherman. Miss Goolagong. If toe 'Wins enough nerve to name any of liost Oral Roberts to the open- violated toe athletes' at his side In toe final round Nor has tt been the beat of contert floutoem tackle Jim Humbert with a NEW YORK (AP)—The chilling death of wide re­ Guard, Hamilton at Wesleyan, League leadlntr secret Norm here she will add another 30 ai^ Referee John Liobianco weeks for Bryant and the Grim- strength,—Georgia» N . Texas frevni knee injury In the Southern CSal her children after him unUl I *"*■ round of toe Oral Roberta sUtuUonal rights, due Brockport State at Bridgewater Davidson cemttoued to pile up points and even If toe loses toe ceiver Chuck Hughes of the Detroit Lions has prompt­ came along . . . I was the last." dasslc to Tulsa, Okla. . . . and equal prctecUon of toe law. ed professional and college football teanu to increase • * • Sophomore kicking specialist The schocl was placed on a State. New England College at points with two field goals. will get 20. Boston State, Springfield at Bridgeport scored late In the Stan Smith of Los Angeles their precautions to prevent such tragedies, according Piwalciii Brian Clark of Yale Is closing minimum of one year prebaUon Plres, ■who is now lS-8-1, said made any p r o g r ^ at Trinity, three pounds lighter than Hum- Wagner, Bridgeport, at Hefstra last period ■with a one-yard leads the race lor the men’s ’ ..... 1I1.A. n fatni to a nationwide survey by the Associated Press. o n the record for most field when tt failed to declare Curtis loter"to ' tajured his left fore- looking like a team “m®® ^ < »® 8 t ^ at F ^ ^ belt ^ 286. considerably (night). Southern Ccnnectlcut plunge by Cornell Champion. $26,000 Pepsi prize with 177 The 28-year-

Pittsburgh and Minneso­ who has beaten two seeds ^ off the ball slowly and they had happened to them down In Tal- Army 24-18. There will be toe usual srtl- blood to a main artery already The Bears have long had two Ihe probation prevents OblU- Bible balrHne fracture. severely constricted by hard- ambulances, equipped with ra- fomla from comnetlng to any ta’s Bill GoldsworthyXBoth were sent to the pen­ brilliantly on his way to the fi­ out wd to Notre Dame sta­ alty box to cool off nn spirited NHL action. Script Not Followed nals here. dium for toe 1:30 p.m. H!BT entog of the arteries. sUsettaUon and oxygen devloes post-season athletic contests in­ OriginaUy, there waa crltl- at home gameiz, along with a HANOVER, N.H. (AP) — 'Be- Hons to the spot. A college Laver, who had a walkover kickoff. cluding the Rose Bowl. UCLA Championship Game Friday flight at Mt, ISebo clam that Hughes’ death might fliat aid station In toe stadium Erving Impressive wa.a similarly punished for a fore each home football game, trud* « « and students dls- ‘"to ‘*'®/“i f ‘. ®^®*’ JJf Undefeated Record^Seft^ mantled the bam. opponent Bob Hewitt ot South iKLve been averted if a deft- and two doctors and two » u ^ similar tofracUon by James RANGY END — Ran­ b r i 11 a t o r—a machine that on call an hour before Mokon McAlister. However, UCTLA was the Dartmouth College fresh- ^.^ere was only one thing Africa dropped out with an to­ MCC (Golfers gy Mike Mistretta will man class builds a campus bon- ^rong; 11 was the wrong barn, Jured ankle, was taking no shocks hearts back into regular unUl toe stands clear after the not ruled ineligible for post-sea­ Giants and Jets Both Triumph P1NNBTTE6 — Jll Kravont- be one of the starting rhythm-tiad been available, game. son p'ay. fire and touches tt off the night owned by farmer Bert Hughes, chances. Share O ow n In Rookie Season ka 190, BUeaiior Koepeel 189, offensive ends for Medical authorities disputed The stadia housing both toe Duggan Files ^n try before the game. Stanley’s bam was a half mile He even played a late-night the claim. Atlanta Falcons and CSeveiand “ But this week, ■with Yale to away. exhibition game last night Irene 8toi»e 176, BMle White 188- Manchester Community Col- Manchester Hisdi to­ cifition sfot its first look st VirjfiniEs Julius Ervin^ naJize the Beers for playing day against Penney Meanwiiue. the Uona an- Browns have been equlpp^ town Saturday, things didn’t go John O’Cennor, Dartmouth against fellow Australian Ken In Midget Grid League Action 496, Sunny Ponclera 467, Ruth lege grff team finished its nounced Friday that a special wtth cardiac units for too past when he played in September exhibitions. Well, actually, Curtia, a junior running back High in East Hartford. according to the script. WDCR, College proctor, said the In- Rosewoll to keep In peak condl- Sllver scored on a keeper from Henneghan 466, Wanda Kara- czudlac unit, including a dofl- two years. it was more like a glance as he roared by. and sprinter on the track team, For Turkey Day nun 8TANDINOB The 6-3, 188-pound the student-operated radio sta- structlons given by telephone t*®"- 'The Jets and. the Giants ^ too one-yard line. The Patriot Lori Jones 176- 5 ? ^ * ^ biitlator, woidd be avaUable on At toe Houston Aztrodoma "I’ve been around, but I’ve ------— and Brumsey, a sophomore tlcn, gave this account of what "led right up to the barn. It ----- ^ '------wingman has been a never seen one like him,” said In toe night’s other ABA tight end. It also asks that the By EARL YOST are still tied for first place T defense had set this score up by the field at toolr future home there is an elaborately happened: was pretty well tom down al- n a .4. tn toelr « « - Marlon St. Martin 602. Lois Dnjo wlii gives both MCC favorite target for games, cn too road and on air- equipped cUnlc with respiratory veteran referee Bart Strem. games, the Pittsburgh Condors i.e grade rule be declared un- •Brightest new name on the New England intercol­ in the Manchester Midget Oiants Farrand Hanley, an area ready.” 4 0 2 26 on* good penetration by Laptoe 468, Harriet Coens 176- and Mattatuck equal 6-1 rec- quarterback John irfone fllghU. equipment. The The 6-foot-6 forward from the defeated toe Kentucky Colonels constitutional. legiate cross country scene this fall has been that of er, teleph>'ned a class offi- But Hughes didn’t want his Football League after last Jets ordz and the two schools will Patriots 2 S ® Mark Krobb, Randy Hall, Stan 470. Wiggin’s passes. Kick­ The Green Bay Packers, who boys’ now rtadium in Irving, University of Massachusetts, 112-1C2: the Flor'dlans topped ------Charlie Duggan, a freshman at Springfield College. said :he had an old bam bam tom down so next week he Sports Slate night’s action at Mt. Nete serve as cCarolina Cougars Frl- toe third period as the Florid- Sports Dial Mite Road Race in Manchester with on average of 6.4 for 87 M a c at Greater Hartford. sAm tt Is routine for oU collage day night. ■ Ians broke open a close game ^■was ready for his rotum on- Mttrll "v®^ ^ C ^ ^ ’Middox m l ' Mike (Mat.) def. Home (MOC) 1- Jim Plunkett, the nation’s No. 1 t° cardtsc facttlUes. start Thanksgiving morning and Is carries, is an old-fashioned ball gitgement. Hewrltt 'Dixon had Ina today P*’® teiuns to have physl- Anotocr top draft pick, re- to whip New York, definitely one of the men to toe Bailee had too lead, 6-0. final score, Jets 20. Eagles 12. Patriot J^ ^ ® *' pa^onl 882. up. SATURDAY college footbaU player to 1970, ^ roStesman for the Chleago clans, trainers with opoolal serve center Willie Sojourner, Rick Mount led a balanced player. Like most i^layers he been hurt to toe first quarter This drive was highlighted by Dofonslvo 1:30 18) NCAA Football: Colo- watoh. has preferences regarding those against too Eagles to the first and Jehn Brodie, the NaUonal B e a ra s^ d the dub bad dls- medical knowledge and ambu- hud 20 rebounds and 14 points scoring attack with 24 points as rado vs. Nebraska Duggan will be making his Bennet Gridderg a lo-yara ona run oy were aim wsw—-.—. — - ma,.vm«n fnr the Pet* FVxitball League's most valu- cusoed too matter wtth a num- lance# at all games.______for the Squires, Indiana bounced Utah. Ralph 6:00 (8) Wide World of Sports: fourth appearance to the Man- teams he'd like to play against, pre-season game, and has been U and a 20-yard pass play by otjeodore, Ed Williams m d Ed Shirley for t l w j ^ Unlike most players, however, sidelined since. Then Smith was Jim Mcl^nlcls, Carolma's Simpson scored 41 pcints, eight Nallcnal 500 stock car cheater run Thanksglvtog morn- Halt Glastonbury Joe Nowak to Prestl at toe Jet Anderson. F o r too able player last year, meet for he’s happy to name names. Injured. Suddenly the Raiders two. Greg Flavoll. Allan (Jrawford, Gochee, w A Joyce Schneider Girls Win X-Country Finale, No. 1 draft choice this year, led cf them to overtime, to lead race North Carolina ing at 10:30 and each year he ^Biss^n, Dumbest, Slowesf Such as Kansas City, the team hod a new, and winning, run- Bennet Junior High’s football (cr the Jet*. the first Ume Sunday when the Ihe losers with 28 [saints. Denver ever Dallas. 7:00 (18) Roller Derby has Improved his standing. The second quarter opened pavo Derewlanka, Stove Morl- the Raiders play this week with nlng-back combination In Hub- t6®to topped Gideon Wells of New England Patriots play toe 9:30 (18) Sperts Illustnitcd Three years ago he placed 20th wtth the Eagle B team at their arty and CriUg Ostrout turned Copped Six of Seven Meets SUNDAY In his maiden start, moved up the AFC Western lead at ttako, bnrd and Pete Banaszak, a vet- Glastonbury yesterday afternoon own 44 when Dan Fagan took i„ fine performances as their Son FYancIsco 49ers. Syracuse Coach Downgrades Wants Tony C, Case Settled 12:30 (3) NFI.,: Vikings VH. to eighth pl/Ace In 1969 and was Hubbard was being Interview- oran of Oakland's only appear- *’*•■■ N«ho, 26-8. off on a 28 yard run for a first noiuion ended, ^ But, Mom By DEAN YOflT Wtth Brodie to control ed after the game against the anco to the Super Bowl. Last ’1’**® locals opened the scoring Giants sixth l)ist year, the best finish down on toe Jet 28. In four The nightcap saw too oianu Compiling a brilliant record to veteran quartorback, the by a sehwilboy the past two Chiefs to Oakland last Decern- week, to a see-saw game with a long run by Jock Ma- plays, quartorback Jim Flou- b squad score both touchdo)^ flan Franolsoo 4$er de­ their flral year of organised ^ Team He’ll Use Against Pitt :00 ( 30) AFC?: Broncos vs. CHARLIE DUaOAN have won four of six starts. ^ )’aecs. ber when the Raiders wrapped Cincinnati, Hubbard sqored the loney Into paydirt. The toejits rant movtd the Eagles to the h r toolr team to a ^ r d fe w ^ fensive back Bruce Taylor competition the girl# track team Eagles ran Into hie niotoor alter a Plunkett has been spectacular prTTBBUROH (A*») — Bon too IPantoero. . . . ^ Dalton in No Hurry; vs. During his brilliant career at up the Western crown, giving hist of his three TDs with two again .os hard-running Jst eight, But a staunch do- gilmo to which the Pats almost at Manchester High cioeed out :00 ( 30) AFC: Jets game leaf seaeon and ehe a . a rookie draplU New Eng- aehwortzwaldor. who h a. Charcers Hartford High, Duggan won both Foster To Risk Kansas City a thorough drub- minutes left, to wrap up too vlc< Zlurice charged 16 yards fens# by JsU’ Bob Dsnnln, zoored the upset of too year. the eeason wito a victory over eald, "You played a fine 4:30 (8) Safari to Adventure the state two-mllc and cross blng on route. Part of the drub- tory, Earlier ho hod rushed for '^to the end zone, Kevin Flynn, Jeff Lyman, and The first quarter found tlw A Hartford Bulkeley and Lyman San Francisco Is a whopping waatosrsd 2$ years aa fOoibal ,ji,u*cklng. ’ bind consisted of Hubbard, then II score, then hid taken a TD John Kiinz added six points game, eon, but I want you to MONDAY country championships. Crown Tonight Doug Ogden shutoff the threat sqimds of the Hall. ao-pcint favoril# to hand tos coach at Syracuas, slyly down- Both teams wlU startor q u ^ To Pick New Manager pass from George Bianda In the "A * Uiree-yard plungs. Re- stop running Into thoee big The squad poated an Imprea- 9:00 (8) NFL: IJons vs. Pack­ Never t>cfore to the history of HURANTON, Pa, (AP) Bob “ back-up runner behind Hew- and the first half ended wtth scorsloss ball wito too Patriots a third consecutivs gnd ss the team he’ll send Urbachs who mads toolr Inttlm eross country at Springfield has !• ,)Mler defends his share of the Dixon and Charley Smith, fciirth period. serve quarterback Hill gand- fellows. S e m e of them out­ alve 8-1 raconl, The only de­ the Begtss In front, «-0, shulUng «rff the weigh yen by 188 pounde.” loss. Now England has given up ofolnst Pitt hero Baturdoy. rtartlng appoarances last wsok. a runner ereiilcd s)ich a stir as light heavyweight title tonight rohrylng 16 times for 93 yards, Hubbiiril’s success story Is un- dlreoied a lO-yard peas to Whan to# second half opened when Sc'rtt feat cam# at Ihe handa of 8t. of^i'iifundhi"'tVie cuh^oS A^ng^sTa^^^^ ‘2:i6 usual to that ha didn’t take cuts McKennoy for Iho fourth "But It'a my )ih , Mem,” 88 points to defeats at Miami "W e’ra eupposed to bo the In gyraouoo’s win ow r Holy Duggan to his firstyear with In ii scheduled 16-round bout "coring one touchdown, and Irn- up Ihe Jets exploelvc halflmok, ,iiwn e fourth 4town (Haul pees ilemard'a. end Dalle# the post two week- biggest, dumbest, alowost team Cross, senior Frank R ugglW team, just liuilding a team strong enough to win the from Iwrt teams as the answer ’*7'*' losers tallied on a Taylor said, w boroum Mn. First year roach I’al Nielsen ihe (Tiiefs. ag)ilnst llltle known, unnmked portuntly, carrying seven Jim Lodge, took a short pass «t ilw I’airl.d I6 MKl. that ptaya" he observed oarUor oompletod aU of II pennant. In 1968, after the Raideev had "hort nin, Taylor Mdorod, ” ToU Iho waa Impreeaed wtth the resulta problems." 'Die signed entry list for the t, rnrny Hleks, an Ithaca, N.V., ’Inilght times In the last perl- from quarterback Brian Chad In iho «»H.’H.d ^ lirodle to expected to pick thU week. •$ yards. MsanwhUs, Pitt sopn- coach to turn II evor to a of foe Initial year "1 think the "Hie Angels i dls- Bowling AAU sanctioned nin Is expect- tc)u;her. od In a clock-eating effort Ilraflecl him to Ihe 11th round '» ♦ O •>*“ wick and scored nn a play that iilani H , 3 apart New England's porous Nonathelsss, the Oimngsmsn omore Boti MsdwW "*^ *** •*T” Angels owner Gene Autry to- emt of Colgate University. Me "" Maloney Injured Mgger boy.” Tbo anoedoto to fuliire «tf gtrle track at Man- appointing year,' elub's eil to reach 100 on the week This marks the second time which finished the Chiefs. eovsred M rards to lie Ihs pUy" ««* a I'lUM defeitoo, weakened even have peeled a $-$-t record so wn of 10 passes for 101 yaru# tnxluced Dultcfi to newsmen as part ol "FroLog,” a chton- chesler High will etay The girts n w vice prosldenl and g ^ a l -finest general manager to HlIJl (.TTY Carl Klelnstub- end. With favurabln weather In loss than a year Foster will After the game the TV peo- irled II with ri-nver, and woe * •"'> “• mere by foe Ice* of Injured for and are coming off a 68-21 against Boston Gotega ______ranra >nw i ^ s a cams right by Nall of tbo 1878 osaaoa hy seem real hap|*cted to an- nlii clly, He knocked out Hal eras. Mubhard wse Iheir dremn |i,lz llalwri. which rarrlrd to Plunkett elunild have a lol "You’re ahsaye pleaaed wbon has bsen aUsrnatliM M sm w 1„K r . i 1 IhHlon S'lld Autry had given want l«> running ln*to*>re Ihere P «-or "to nm hi. baseball 203, Bob ilutsett 200-201-891, Hob swer the starter's gun. C. rrcii j;f Hyr u use to four InUrvlew, "I'm at my best played with a minor league "'»®'l' 7®*’* niore inetW* than Brtelle The y«iu win a loot hall game and wtUi senior Dave Havstn and of extenuatkm, of taking the nu Starting and finishing line will team to llarUord. Conn., while . . t>*n Deeleeli,. , wee lltonto 8, I’ elrlltle 0 to even nnurey aforlefl for u* company with complete aulhor- G^ffln 867, Ed Barrett 234, r ,unds here last March, sgalnsl these guys," he claim- Welih, boMnd Ih* fine Wm>klng 46sra have Becked uppuwtng tost week We were abte to win ywilon Jotin Hogan. vIeUM and expanding It." . '' ^ Hurry Lf«.ss»ts UhllULII OA1.MI201-661, IXsxVkBob Untstr.*- ThorO' be on tbii lower end of Main worklni aa a computer pro- I tF ’*’ ehd the totf* quarter neat ceeenn. Mrs Ntoleen m>l Ity." Fester, of Wnshlnglcn, D(,',, »d "I love to heat them more of WajM (Miwiil. to mak* lh« 'Thnmpomi <»iilhy euarterh-teke 18 Hmee for a to 4ine " itohwartswalder «ov However, bs I# jNreeewiiy us 203-661, Hob Heavisides 206, Street, op|S)Slt« Hch•(««• iH ate 1**1 Iwweierte, t*iH. meanwhile. 84, Is ktd- fullUins Mortwr, oMdttsr m t f est. Tall Cedars of Isibnnon. All May, 1964, and has defended caused the esmeramsn to turn HIM In IriO ha eatoMIMled Mm RIHitlvnUTWIfl ItATMl I , « , 4 eg.lH r« # -ne rent Ver* PfoUhall illenl* rantarrg line s n«»l Jd*. e kwMh wee Ortoiaa, wzld tt may be a motito uers of business could be to* 213-667. U tig plWd puts 10 iliw Vlwrek PAT NtkMMtN Iriuahell iw»e been wu ked 11 dU^ to efoirw up lie dsfenss and In the yudb proceeds will enler Ihe Milsi’i). suciessfuly sis times Isist 'f f the flotidKghts and shake eair as an Impiirlanl reeerve u, 14,4. lltnr«».«l ktetohtd eel W k Nwril)) Brwk)) n»anrm TVnsupaiei m he* ihch* ttollsev tod .-rwuXeton, t before a now Angels field man- settling of the Tony Conlglario and a IT pwtiM’ m •»•** lienee i«*l«ljr b#i*o*e »4 « elluitoal* fow mlrtokes that saw him Use 18 ^ nger 1s named. case. GO*' — ■‘xt Kurstrom 192-464, lur Dystrophy Fund, year, lh« World Hoslri* Assesd- his iieed, 'rhey'd have to do II and In 1671, he hae y mmmm Ihe ReginlmMnn for V tnformedt MmeeW *« • « to sited gwUly to hereerw'enl to we* the soueit ••• r*« tt>to M. oMi, «|H » (MH*Md the bah to ih> reewwrltoei W4fo ww Uw lAewl erdto wwe 40* In *11 4* Slit* ivu «^ -ed for ke*«k>fown to Uu> king have hlwdetwd an lOhsrwtae ef smoh ^olnslIloM O "1 don't have any idea today Ccnlgliaro, presenUy on toe Solly Marie isi-476, Cecil Ray alien wlibdrew Mo rmognltlon "H over egeln Naldefa' Pen nmner ale League tiaefhelhelt i$ 17 ,,,4 .»e -w foe r*e*‘*«re r*«« la.led «w*» tfoth l'T«»ak*« *»d ttrvnUe */• feilive tdfenn* I • U fumhtee "W e're^ li^et weah he carried M time* reeiii »4 will he haM Mmi M II Hla m t t f p im eii*«-ri Itort »0 4w*r Veo Oee WwOtow ruwwer llr* •>*►«* rwWe-il who will become manager of disqualified >lst, seeks $30,000 to 181-476, Sally Heavisides 464, TRY, I’HY AOAIN .f Foster, allegtog the ehem Nothing daunted, HuMmed *(.(>. foe r»l*» ette« nn.1 w»*» Indkfot koi-w*<» 4fwfo»*i«w ef *#*rO» StoulMrU and Iww |HMW udefwwgtkms in (rttli ‘Hiesdey ntghfo at foe were Oeltow w6fo* tVwOOfWW *W»« «• • w4U toew mH* mm rw the Angels,” ho aald. "1 have pay from the Angels, retro- Jan I-eonard 496, June MUhaud Running - buc k turned . iic- p!c n liid n I defeiwled wl'hln to»»h a deep hreelll, Wovhed wp f’-r *6 yard# ^Me'e 4«4t«4 W Ihe IK . ton* h. kw u *«d» VetnKw Plow lOe UM Iww games htah dw kray,'^ *0 • thrinr Wtu ha hy leeine ante n o blObldl M for B MUf weed 'etoeWwe leogweg * to •••Om IImk M** *»•-) to) Jlrn Hruwn sllll holds the reoec noble lirne agalnel • fsnli another fine heed «d steam, nnd Ihd »erde, ■ foe| wMeh Nnneet Y IK. e IK. eiii* •!'» • e«ti • *•»•<»»« •!*» to leaU gttllod m t0 m eight to 10 men to mind, but I active to the date cf his retire- 471. WOO hMMsi kp U sbo *4 *6* htt OWO T y „ r-I *»«»**■■» wOtte * »eM»«0 iw*O ww* pee* ree editoa fhe» to ttwfo t«*i e| c.olender 'nia WMA hsoited Morlod •mee Incsra If anyUllng, < » * mighi n hriri-rsene find eerve „ rSM l*eto * . m K* ln.ii.iK»,.m kl—*i *4 m e4nK4iw*4 wnl 4km kw * Vher kwe# kwd a ho id hod mlS6akOO Oad dm't think that's the ttrst order ment. The player said retire- NFI, record tor mosl running flt. (« d hi bosk « ott <•» , ,**toel ee-l toOSeQ *»«. stow* fk. tee* .4 lOe r>«e* * ♦ * w w **. MSMi In bring np ai eO W. fo. tfo” of buetiMse. I have to get to ment was forced by eye prob- SAPIJNdH — Mary Kuzmlek- uiiempU to one g line lirciwn the 175pas c«oi« Kc.fvton c.f Venestiela agalnet the CMele whom he hnd. d IV ,4 ».*-> •frmm ’!'?

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANGHESTPR C^NN, RA'TTJRDAY. OCTOBER 80. 1971 PAGE TWENTY.ON* i M O S t w b n t y MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN., SATURDAY, OCTOBER 80, 1971 Motoreyclet-lleyclM 11 THERE OUGhTA BE A LAW IJV SHORTEN and WHIPPLE Help Wanted - Male or Femola 3 7 BUGS BUNNY OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOPPLE .'S’ft’sn rw ry >©oir MWrWA. PET, PIP 1970 HONDA CB360, excellent KCCP AN eVK ON HIM condition. Asking $560. Phone Give A uereM to topav's ^ N o w LETIs o u s t OFF THE FILES WHIL* 1 AN«W«K TH«^ MOVCi r TCLt yptnxAT CLASSIFIED TrtE BKTTeR utter 6 p.m., 649-4677. HAUOiWeCM COMPtAiMT OEP'T "♦ FROM THE * GOOD OLD OAVS Sewing Machine Operators R^PIP# 60 PACK dlRL'3 20" hl-rlsor bike, purple nA^TTuIo^ TP THE fhVX09i Aiiiwtr lo Pravloul PuiiU A^^^RAWEEK und white, chrome trim. Uke sSJSLrt »40TMl»lG 'WE ALWA'VSPUTA APPLY PERSONNEL OFFICE Apparel lEli ADVERTISING now. 335. Phone 643-0481. WHEti 1 'WAS A TICKTACK ON , performance CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS ------ALL MV , RIDWEUSTA OLD LADV BROWNS CHECK? >CME- A.M. to 4;.30 P.M. 1067 HARLEY Davidson Sprint, W M D O W 6' TAKE OC MAM BEDROOM WINDOW.' PIONEER PARACHUTE THINd LIKE ACROSS Itatua 8 260 cc’s, $360. Phone utter 6 SCHHORKLE'S SCARED HER SILL'/"* 3 Bridegroom! p.m., 646-2781. GATE UP 014 1 C«rUln 4Hazarai Hale Rd., Manchester ■pparti for 5 One time COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADV’T. >D«by 6 Carrier 644-1681 4 Bath----- 7 Lamprey 4180 P.M. DAY BEFORE PflBUOA'nON Business Services 13 8 Shoe----- 8 Decorate! Deadline for Saturday and Monday la 4:30 p.m. Friday 12 Frozan water 9 Dreuiiu----- JUNK CARS removed, $10 An Equal Opportunity Employer. 13 Arrow poiion 10 Anglo-Saxon each, uny condition. Cull 872- 14 Oirl'i name alave PLEASE READ YOUR AD 0433. 15 Put on apparel 11 Direction 16 Shallota 27 Steerable 41 Strength 18 Canvai ihoe 17 Meaaure of OaMlfled M "Want Ada" are taken over the phono as a LIGHT trucking, odd jobs, also MICKEY FINN BY HANK LEONARD diatance 28 Individual! 42 Begone! convonIciioCe Wio Advertlier ahotild read hla ad the FIRftT moving large appliances. HELP WANTED 20 Ant 19 Eagerneaa 29 Minute akin 43 Muilcal BUT I kmnN you, fin n — 21 Doctora (ab.) quality ®nKORS“l„ time f ™ Burning barrels delivered, $4. SOMEBODY HAS SPREAD THE WORd T WHO'S 23 Diacritical opening next Inaertlon. irae Hemld la responalblo for only ONE In- A MALE & FEMALE I'M NOT GOINO TO blue with white Interior, auto- small. Fifteen years experl- , RAKIM'SOMRWHERE, DOKfT SCISSORSDUTHERETOCUr ^ 42Inviaible U 33 matlc, power steering, power ence. Bonded, insured. 742- •a ^ an B t B i u I u# ___I e _ I Help Wontcd-Mole 36 Dogs - Birds - Pets 41 I y o u f IF 1 aOTTDTHIMKIM’ LEAVES THATARE OWTHE UWEf vapor BOX L E H E R S brukes, $1,760. 643-0866. 9606. Building _ Contracting . 14 Pointing _ - Papering . _ 21 Help Wonted-Female 35 — l------^ ABOUT 50I/IETHIIJ' ELSE AW’ REMOVE THAT IDIOCY RIOHTWOW 45 Lifting 34 35 ------AUTO body man — full-time, PIPWT WATCH AAYSELF, 1 —THE WEIOHBORS ALREADY 49 Vying For Your 1966 VOLKSWAGEN, mechanic- MASONRY — Brick, block, MASONRY work all types stone INSTOE —outside painting. Spe- TWO counte^wom en^for mid- hourly rate only. Small shop, PRISCILLA’S POP BY AL VERMEER MkSHT HAVE HALF THEIR KWOW HOW LATY 51 Feathered a H 3 9 and concrete, no job too small, cial rates for people over 65. night to 7 a.m. shift. Please ap- BLACK poodle puppies for sale. THERE'S WO WEED TD ■ * 1 Information ally excellent, needs some stone, cement work and re­ ' ' ' " ' ' ' * * ' well equipped. 228-'3170. Supe­ acarf body work. $660., 649-9422. over 20 years experience. Free Call my competitors, then call ply in person, Mr. Donut Shop, AKC registered. Call 649-1807. ADVERTISE IT/ 52 Indigo 40 H 4 1 pairs including fireplaces and rior Auto Body, Route 6. Co­ THE HERALD will not patios. 649-1604. estimates. Call alter 5, 043- me. Estimates given. 649-7863. 255 West Middle Tpke., Man- lumbia. 53 Meaaure 44 45 47 a SIX month old female mongrel 54 Land parcel 42 43 disclose the identity of 1964 GTO, excellent condition. 1870 or 644-2975. ------Chester. any advertiser using box dog. Must find a home. Call af­ 55 Head (Fr.) 40 50 61 389 built with 2,000 miles. New SNOW PLOWING, commercial ------GAS staUon attendant, experi- 56 Veraifier letters. Readers answer­ front and rear end, Muncie 4- and residential. Reasonable DORMERS, garages, porches, Floor Finithing 24 WOMAN to care for children, enced nreferred.preferred, nort-time.part-time, ter 5 p.m., 649-3802. \ 57 Piece out 52 53 54 ing blind box ads who rec rooms, room additions, must llve-ln. Call after 4 p.m.. 649.3400, 649-.8279. \ speed, brakes and drums, rates. CJontracts accepted. Call FLOOR SANDING, and refln- WEST HIGHLAND while terri­ DOWN desire to protect their paint job, Ansen mags, head- 646-3467. kitchens, add-a-levels, roofing, 649-2533. i l f 55 56 57 identity can follow this ishlng (specializing in older ers, AKC registered, 8 weeks 1 Offer! » ors. Must be seen. 643-8600. CONSTRUCTION Laborers. Ap- 2 Portrait procedure; TREE SERVICE (Soucler) — uJ^'*koTm^hlT^]^na?c“lS Panting, paper IJ^OINB a new year with no “;,;r^^7e’lo^7nr‘“(^J^*!! °ld- Call after 6 p.m. 872-8138. (NiwsrAria iNTiaraisi association) DATSUN 1967 1800 Roadster, Trees cut, building lots clear- available. Economy Builders, h , h ’ Court St.. Rockville. Enclose your reply to ______John Verfaille. 649-6750. 872- now — beauUfullv designed ______...... the box in an envelope — fiberglass top, engine rebuilt, ed, trees topped. Got n tree Inc., 643-6159, 872-0647, eve- i:ii7SsOAPE Laborers - Ex- ^REE-Adorable fluffy kittens, address to the Classified Must sell, $978. Coll 872 9864. problem! Well worth phone nings. box trained. Call 644-8188. ------(Jail now: 289-4922. M anager, Manchester call, 742-8252. perienced preferred. $2.50 per T" 1968 CHEVROLET Impala, 4 - ______MASONRY work, all types. No hcxir plus overtime. Orantland MINIATURE black poodle pup- Evening Herald, together HAIRDRESSER — Experienced N ow a ■final, It could tie Why must w om en door sedan, 8 cylinder, auto- TWO YOUNO married men will job too small. ExceUent work Bonds - Nursery, 643-0669. pies for sale, one male, one with a mem o listing the excellent working conditions. desperate pass- the gcore... pick such times... companies you do NOT matlc transmission, radio, do small repair jobs and paint manship, many years expert- Stocks - Mortgages 27 ...... female, call after 8, 643-2620. 643-7906 and 233-8318. want to see your letter. heater. Excellent condition. ing, also cellar cleaning and ence. Free estimates. (3all af- CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER MORTGAGES, loans, first, sec­ Your letter ^11 be de­ 19,000 miles. Price $1,800. light trucking. Call 646-2692, ter 5 p.m., 742-6486. DENTAL SECatETARY — Ex- Help Wanted - FREE to good home, 7-monUi ond, third. All kinds. Realty 1 & stroyed If the advertiser Please call 643-5746 after 4 846-2047. perienced. Telephone adroit­ Mole or Fenuile 37 old Collie-Beagle spayed fe- is one you’ve mentioned. ALL 'TYPES repairs, carpen­ statewide. Credit rating unnec­ p.m. ness, excellent typing, four — ------male. Good with children. 289- GUMMER STREET BY PHIL KROHN If not it will be handled try, tile, kitchens, baths, addi­ essary. Reasonable. Ck>nflden- SC7HOOL bus drivers — 7:30 6077. — — — ------SHARPENING Service —Saws, days, 10 hour day. Good bene­ in the usual manner. MUST sell 1966 Chevy wagon, knives, axes, shears, skates. tions, . „garages, „ . .painting, heat- tial, quick arrangements. Al­ a.m. to 8:45 a.m., 2:15 to 3:30 fits. Only reliable, mature, en­ L m '( wij} i 77, V^iwwer steering, automatic, rotary Modes. Quick service. Ing. (?all 643-7367 after 6. p.m. Good part-time position. FREE kittens, adorable, box I Q iM e o m , X l Ju^r Qi(\L w h y AtOTHERB nstitution Plaza, Hart- 646-0821 after 6 p.m. m i7ii7 1 /A) Main St., Manchester. Hours GENERAL CtontracUi^ Car- Evenings, 233-6870. one white with black spots. I mo CHRYSLER custom 4-door pentry. i«>flng. siding, gut- 649-7954. OM 5 7 h Lost and Found hardtOD. air-conditioner, nower dally 7.30-6, TTlursday, 7.30- CREDIT COLLECTION L M u e 6 f\ ^ ? hardtop, alr-conditloner, power „ , , tera, m a s o n ^ , ^ t l o ™ . No MORTGAGES - 1st, and 2nd, WOMAN to clean one day a m i h f FOUND — The best place to brakes and steering, 15,000 Saturday, 7:30-4. 648-7968. CLERK '— SHORT R Il^ BY FRANK O’NEAL job too small. FYee estimate, mortgages—interim financing ^eek. Call 649-1427. choose home decorations and miles, like new. $3,700. Call steJPS, sidewalks, stone walls, 649-0773. — expedient and confidential ’ ______^______Experienced in collections help- AyffclOS FOT S oio 45 gifts Is Your Gift Gallery at 649-0608. fireplaces, flagstone terraces. service. J. D. Real Estate As- WOMAN to care for two elder- ful but not necessary. We will j 'lu cmeck rr o u r it s aav Watkins, 986 Main St. Your All concrete repairs, both In^ see., 643-5129. ly women, from 11 p.m. to 7 train. Hours 9-6 p.m. Monday HOT WATER fu^ace, 77,000 1UBN ID make a PISCOVERV 1967 MUSTANG convertible, home town friendly world of side and outside railings, land­ Special Services 15 a.m. CaU 643-7469. through Friday. Btu, complete, $50. convec­ gifts. Telephone, 643-6171. GT, 4-speed, excellent condi­ scaping. Reasonably priced, p j a n o Tuning by graduate of tors. BuUt-in bath tube, lava­ tion. $1,500. Phone 643-1946. available with no appraisal or DENTAL Receptionist — full- W. T. GRANT CO„ Call 643-0851. Hartt College of Music. Instru­ tories, cabinet sinks, alumi­ LOST —Child’s prescription eye ______service charges. Confidential time, experienced. Typing es- ments sold and repaired. Sheet Manchester Parkade num combination doors. 648- j p glasses, vicinity St. James ,rni irowAr^T^'iu LIGHT hauling and moving, No obligation, sential. Reply Box ‘‘KK”, music and accessories. Ward 2466 evenings, 643-1442. ^ h ^ and Center St. Phone ^rtfLr°$12^^Mfr^4 ^ James Lynch, 668-9196, 668- Manchester Herald. An equal opportunity employer. I0'3o Krause, 643-5336. 5 643-6886 after 4:30 p.m. sonable prices. 649-7732. Any- 6283. TORO POWER handle’ with ___ b o o k k e e p e r — hours are SCH(X)L bus drivers, Bolton, snow blower, lawn mower and ’’LOOT -Savings Passbook No. DODGE, four-door, 8 cyl- time. Always on hand! — flexible all benefits available', hours 7:20-9 a.m., 2-3:60 p.m. inder, automatic. A-1 condition roto-UUer. ExceUent condiUon. 20618 Hartford National Bank EXCAVATING, BUIX.DOZING Roofing - Siding 16 prfvote Instructions 32 typing accuracy and general Minimum age 22 years. We PLAIN JANE BY FRANK BAGINSKI throughout. 643-8856. $125. 228-3278. and Trust Co., First Manches- grading, sepUc tank and d ^ - QUT«rERg a„d roofs, all types knowledge of bookkeeping arc will train. 649-8400. ter Office. Application Made 19^9 MUSTANG Mach I, excel- age work. State licensed, fuUy pg^lred and replaced. Rea- EXPERIENCED profession^ necessary. Call 649-5295, Mrs. TAG SALE — Old treasures. for Payment. •> ...... _____ i______1 __gineer. coIleGTe eraduate. wish- _ slnger, college graduate, wish- partridge . .for____ an______appointment. REAL Estate training ewrse crafts, 643 Vernon St, lent condition First $1,700. insured. Residential and com­ sonable prices, Free esti- «« aAs AVf HT>onanrA/1 hv Rvnnfi Jte Clann . . - . . Call 643-6094. mercial. Litullppe Bros. Inc. es voice students. CaU 646-4993. sponsored by Evans * OapR Manchester. Saturday and LOST — Wallet containing Dan- mates, 646-1399. HeMENS! WMT ,, 742-9477, 872-4366. Vicinity Charter Oak Park. Co. StarUng November 12,'» su„day, 19-3 p.m. A S ^ A R l lelson. Conn. Ucense, Charter i^ o HORNET, 6 cylinder. WOMAN for cleaning, part- complete training for state ______1______Dtp W DISCOVER? ______LAPLANT — Siding, roofing, y o g a — Exercise, relaxation, Oak tennis courts, Tuesday af- standard. Priced for quick sale, time weekly. Phone 643-6514. salesman's license. Successful TAG SALE —TVs, record play- storm windows, awmlngs. Qual- nutrition. Group or private les- temoon. Reward, 643-8168. Phone 643-2087. applicants will be spemsored ers, washing machine, cloth­ Household Services 13-A ‘V workmanship, free esU- g„ns. Call Shirley Banks, 649- by, and guaranteed associa­ ing, miscellaneous, Toomey maies. Frilly insured. 649-3417, gjjjj FOUND — Oolite, mole, brown, ALPINE ROADSTER, 1964, 60,- tion with, this expanding firm Lane, Bolton Center, Saturday WASHING machine repairs, 872-9187. '______tan, and white. ChU Dog War­ 000 miles, garaged, rustless, Help Wonted^Mole 36 of Realtors. Opening fifth loca­ October 80, 10-5, Sunday RCA, Whirlpool, Kenmore, den, 646-4666. deluxe steel hardtop, best rea­ tion in the spring. Intensive October 31, 1-6. Maytag. Reasonable rates! BIDWELL Home Improvement S ch ook OOd ClOSSeS 33 FTJEL truck driver — experi- sonable offer. 633-0125. follow-up training in all the Owner of Pike Coin Wash and Co. Expert installation of alu­ enced, part-time, mornings, minum siding, gutters and HOTEL-MOTEL Training, men- facets of successful real estate TAG SALE — Saturday, 10-4, Penonok 1966 DODGE POLARA excel­ Dry CHeanlng, 276 West Middle good hours, good pay. Apply Sunday 10-2, Ehrerything from trims. Roofing installation and women, couples. Age no bar- practice. All instructors are ing to come between lent condition. $880. Phono 289- Turnpike, next to Stop and In person. Cooperative Oil Co., anUque to modern. Umoges, WANTED ride from East Mid­ repairs. 649-6495, 875-9109. rler. Approved (hnn. State graduates of the Realtors In­ us 8908. Shop. 643-4913, 647-1719. 316 Broad St., Manchester. stoneware, early china, old dle Tpke. east of Parker St. to ------Board of EducaUon. Veteran’s stitute. Call Mr. Dwyer at t k Evans & C^lapp, 647-1464. botUes, snow blower, modern Travelers, 8-4:30, 648-0017. 1965 FORD, 6 cylinder, custom LIGHT trucklhg, cellars and at- Ro«|ina and For Infomatlon c^l chair, lamps, lots of bric-a- 4-door, automaUc shift, $300. tics cleaned, odd jobs. Rubbish J ™ " ? . . . CAB DRIVERS LIBRARIAN — part-Ume for brac. 135 Benton Street, Man­ MR. ABERNATHY BY ROLSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY CROCHETTNG DONE — firm. 876-5092 after 4. removed, domesUc and com- Chimneys 16-A flee, 663-1745,______orders for Christmas. (Af- Bolton Public Library, to take chester. merclal, 644-8962. We have openings In both charge. Experienced pre­ THANKS, FELIDW S-I CERTAINIY ghans, ponchos, slippers). Call 1994 FALCON Futura, 4 new ______ROOFING — Specializing re- u 1 u f r-_____i_ W n V T H P O P BY DICK CAVALLI our Manchester and East ferred. Call 649-0410 after 6 SCREENED loam, sand, APPRECIATE YOUR LETTIN6 A\E anyUme, 646-8169. tires, excellent condlUon, 628- TREES removed. loU cleared, Pairing roofs of all kinds, new OKK Help WOnteO-remOie JD Hartford divisions for per­ pJm. gravel. procetwed gravel, PLAY THROUGH,,, CAUU-U 3917, 646-3907. atUcs and cellars cleaned." roofs, gutter work, chimneys manent cab drivers. Your FTtEE GIFTS for hostessing a stone, fill. Also buHdozer and Light trucking, also painting. cleaned and rep^d. 30 3 driving record must be clean Sarah Coventry Jewelry Party. i964 MERCURY Colony Park, ELEMENTARY SC3HOOL 11- backhoe service and drain TH EN HOW COME Free estimates. 646-5489 after years experience. Free esU- n_. n,«o u o -ariq and you must be steady. ■k o TO U C A L L . Phone 643-4242. 9-passenger station wagon. mates. Call Howley, 643-6381. part-Ume. 649-4519. brarian to begin Nov. 1st. Must fleidg. George H. Grifflng, An- .£ £ £ £ L y o u NEVER <30 4:30 p.m. be cerUfled or close to certlfl- (jover, 742-7886. '7O0R3ELF A N Y HIOHER ------Clean, good condition. Phone HELP wanted, bar maid, must EAST HARTFORD CAB caUun, Manchester resident, AN THANTWBWTV 649-6302. REWEAVING of burns, moth- be over 21. Experienced pre- currently unemployed. Contact PANTS SALE — Sunday, noon A s t b o n a u t ; Automobiles For Sole 4 Heoting and Plumbing 17 CO. F=EETOf=F TH E holes, zippers repaired. Wln- fered but not necessary. Call to 4:30, 20 hQlford Rd., Man­ BK3H T? COMET, 1966, 2-door hardtop. 107 Burnside Ave. Wilson Deakln, 649-2841. ISRCXINDV chester. Men's and boy's casu­ NEED CAR? Credit very bad? automatic. Call after 6, 649- shades made to measure, g j^ WATSON Plumbing and 872-3381, ask for Skip or Ray East Hartford Bankrupt, repossession? Hon- all size Venetian blinds. Keys Heating, Bathroom remodel- al pants, ivy and flares, sales­ est Douglas accepts lowest ‘ ______made while you wait. Tape re- repairs. Free esti- WOMEN — Housewives — full Situations Wanted > man’s samples, men’s sixes 30- down, smallest payment, any­ corders forBr\W rent. Marlow’s, n v<1 rsaaa * a QO'7 867 __ .. — . OI*or D£L1'L' part-time. This Is the job 32-34, boys sizes 12-14. 646-0648. mates. Call 649 3808. LUMBER salesman to call on Female 38 where. Not small loan finance 1959 VOLKSWAGEN, complete' Main St., 649-6221. that will help with expenses company plan. Douglas Motors ly rebuilt. $300. Call 646-5944. ______M A M Plumbing and Heating, This Is the job you have expert- contractors. Insurance bene- BABYSITTING In my licensed ANTIQUES, coUecUbles, mlr- TWO handymen want a variety jqv, too small Free esti- ence for. This Is the job with fits and profit sharing plan. j,ome. Vicinity Center and Me- rors, furniture, jugs, frames 340 Main. _* ^_a__ j _____ 1_____ J . _ .. ... J_ nSkriArol RllilH. __ ^ __ . _ .___ __ ■SMI BUZZ SAWYER BY ROY CRANE 1970 FOR» Mustang, 2-door of jobs by day or hour. We Elates gladly given. Bathroom flexible conditions. This job Is Car provided. General Build- streets. Telephone 643- bric-a-brac. October 81st. 12-6 1968 VOLKSWAGEN, radio, ski hardtop, $L095. Also 1968 Pon- clean yards, attics and cellars remodeling, heating systems domestic work, which Is a skill ing Supply, 367 Ellington Rd., p.m.. Flora Rd., off Route .. ... 86, BUT THINK HOW BUT I'M AFRAID STOP WORRYING, MY LOVE. I LUCKY .1 AM, THEY'LL'- THEY'LL NEVER FIND US— ANP rack, excellent condition. Call tlac LoMans, make an offer. Reasonably .Q ||erS — ______Folding chairs for rent. 649- Have immediate openings in; ’ CAPTAIN, WHAT ISThI^ » THIS NOT A S A m nK T ▼ 7 CHARTERED A mission. Must have good FUOHT AND I station wagon, by owner, call i.ti_ Uamiia A.A GENERAL carpentry — Roof- ability for high style and f SOME PIVERTISSfiMENT HeCOONIZCP BY INTER after 6:80, 872-6716. MODlle 1100161 ...... • OFFICE PERSONNEL PUT 0I( AS A 7DU»ST NATIONAL AVIATION EXPECT 70 COM­ Ing, siding, no job too small. hair cuts. Call after 6 p.m. PLETE IT.'tETif ------iiMiN AI.JO travel trailer, self- Free estimates. Phone after B«alnslnn _ PMnaarlNa 21 628-8868. • MANAGEMENT TRAIN­ SET OUT OP 1941 PLYMOUTH Coupe, body contained, n Rooso Z n hitch, electric vao6:80 n.m..p.m.. 646-7616.646-7816. Ask for • * «'"""« “ In good shape and runs well. EE brake, transmission cooler and carl. T. J. FLANAGAN & SONS - • SALES PERSONNEL Asking $460. Call 647-1880. uxtriU), $1,806. 648-1880. Painting and papering. Fully ______LEON OIBSZYNSKI builder — Insured, workmen's compcniia WOMAN wanted for general • SUPERVISORS FOW Torino 1069 8TARCRAFT Trallatar, new homos custom built, re- tlon, liability, property dnnv housecleaning, one day every t.-. ^ . Hioops 0, front dlnnotto, self- modeling, additions, rec age. Cull 643-1949. other week. Must have own No experleme ' ' ' aUerlng, power brakes, excel- oloclrio-g.ui stove rooms, garages, kitchen re- transportation. References re- .h ? modeled, bath tUo, cement J. P. LEWIS A SON, custom quested. Chill 643-0118, between “ " ‘ '■‘"I start for the right work. Steps, dormers. Resi­ decorating, interior and ex­ terior. paperhnnging. fully in­ dential or commercial. Call ------CALL 549-8800 LANCELOT BY COKER and PENN 640-4201. sured. For free estimates, call » no answer 613-6362. I^MES^C. Hve^^. Manches- ,„t^rview '/^conmoM.Bmrel JACQUES of all trades, carpen ______„ „ IryJ additions, paneling re- RIUHARD E. MARTIN. 1^11 . , CSOMCOtJ modeling, general repairs. No professional painting scn,lce. COUNTER girt fort morning HOUSEKEEPER m., 5 days. inh loo hlar or amall. Reason- Interior-exterior, Free esti- shift, 7 a.m.-i p SUPERVISOR Some experi­ Please apjJy in person. Mlater For meal prapantion, ahoppinf utd liffht houM- ence .in iransportatton neces Garoge ______IXmut. Miry, high school diploma keeping. Muat enjoy children. 5 (Uye a week. Mon- . srwe*. ' ® ~ u*. d«>' through Frid«y, 11 «.m. *7 p.m., plug one GARAGE for rent. Charter Oak repairs. Chtil any- all >-«iir ceilings repaired and U v e jn . p^fem hly with car U ^ r o l ^ n x , ^:^nd^c^fl dentlal reaume to Ixeiibard weekend per month and aome ovemighta. Excetleiit gl,, near Sycamore Uuio. CaU 11,^5 { q|. estimate. 878- painted. llroB Inc. PO B e W*. Ea»t pay "nd benefiu. Driver* lioenee required. 'Age ao 648-8817. 1642. lUrUotd O*no wnua An vquii benrier. c em|»ioysr V MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 80, 1971 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, OCTOBER 80, 1971 PAGE Housos For Sale 72 Houses For Sale 72 Musical Instruments S3 Out of Town ____ ! ? 72 Ho u sm For Sal* 72 Ho m m For 54le ' H o u sm ^or Salt 72 Out of Town Out of Toufn Wanted •-Real 6 6 PIANOS, Spinets, consoles, by For Ront IffiRRITT VALUESIII __ For Sole 75 For Sale 75 ALL CASH for your piV-r— y - MANCHESTER $27,900 — BIGHT ROOM Colo­ MANCHESTER — Split Level, Winter, H. Miller, othbrs by VERNON - Immediate occu­ MANJ^ESTER -- Two - fami­ MANCHESTER, 4-bedroom old- within 24 hours. Avoid red' CLASSIFIED nial, In-law quarters. Alumi­ Manchester Listings 6 rooms, two baths, fireplace, VERNON-Manchester line — 8- Winter Co. at low, low prices. pancy, oversized one and two lies. Both very control and er Colonial to desirable east 80UTTJ WINDSOR tape. Instant service. Hayes BERIIY’S WORLD VALUE PACKED II num siding, new heating sys­ wall-wall carpet, aluminum room Spilt level, family room, Terms. Colonial, 383 Main St„ $29,900—8-POom Capo, 8 bed- economically priced In the mid "V ^^6 sido location. Good condition. Agency, 646-0181. ' bedreoms at Vernon Tower tem. Off Bast Center St., trees. storms, awnings, sewers. $80,- THE UNUSUAL II pool, half-acre lot with eye ap-' “ rear", Manchester. Phone .‘Vpartments, Fully equipped, Spotless V 7-room Raised and upper 20’s. Helen D. Colo. Call now, only $23,900. Hayes Hutchins Agency. Realtors, room C/^T T\ room, 600. Hutchins Agency, Realtors, pealing beauty. Hayes Agen­ SELLING your proper^yl^ We 647-1868. color co-ordinated kitchens, Ranch on a gorgeous treed aluml f, rec Realtor, 643-6686. Agency, 646-0131. If you are looking (or some- ADVERTISING 640-6324. 6(9-6824. ______cy, 648-0181. need listings, call John H. Lap- heat, hot water, carpeting, lot. This custom built home room, garage. PHILBRICK thiiig different to a Raised HAMMOND chord organ, ex­ BIHST l is t in g _ Owner EXQUISITE 7-room Colonial on pen Inc., Realtori, 849-6361. large storage areas and mas­ Is located In one of Man­ MANCHESTER, ^$26,000, gra­ Ranch we have It. 7-room VERNON — Bolton area — 7- CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS cellent condition, best offer. EXECUTIVE COLONIAX $82,600—8-room Colonial, 4 bed­ transferred. Lookout Mountain Hlghwood Drive. Appointments ter antenna. For appointment chester's finest areas. Biick rooms, family room, 2Mi cious 7-room Colonial, formal L - shaped contemporary room custom Ranch on 3 high SELLING your home or acre- 8 A.M. to 4:30 P.M. 64B-3681. area. Uko now 7(4-room Rais­ dining room, modern kitchen, 4 that defy description. Call call, 876-6688, 876-0367, 873- A hand spilt exterior, with 4 bedrooms, gorgeous baths, 2-car garage. AGENCY loaded with extras. 2 baths, acres with sweeping view, 22’ age? For prompt friendly ser­ beamed cathedral celling, ed Ranch. Ready to move Into. bedrooms, trees, centrally lo­ Warren E. Howland for de­ HAMMOND spinet organ, mod­ 3476. cherry paneled family room. PORTER ST. area oversized 8- 2 fireplaces, 2 garages, cath­ (Ireplaced-llvlng room, formal vice, call Louis Dlmock Real­ $89,000—8-room Brick . Split. 8 Three bedrooms, 2>/4 baths. 2 cated. Hutchins Agency Real­ tails, 643-UOe. COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADV’T. el M-103, French provincial, 2 baths, 2 fireplaces, 2 ga­ Three fireplaces, gracious edral beamed ceiling, car­ dining room, all electric kitch­ ty, Realtors, 640-9638. ROCKVILLE — Attractive 3V4- bedrooms, rec room, 2 fireplaces, completely bullt-ln central air- 4:80 P.M. DAY BEFORE PinSUOATION cherry, $960. 633-4717. rages, equipped kitchen and curved stairway with spa­ tors, 649-6324. MANCHESTER peting in many rooms, and en with adjoining breakfast Deadline (or Saturday and Monday U 4:30 p.m. Friday room apartments. Stove, re­ a host of other extras. Mid cious slate foyer. Exterior " fireplaces, 2 ^ baths, 2- kitchen. Fully carpeted llvina >“«Y® Hvlng room, Rec room with bar. Out­ LEGAL NOnOE / car garage. dining room, kitchen MANCHESTER - Slx-fnmlly ROCKLEDGE area, 4 bedroome, 3 baths, plus frigerator, heat, adults, no 40s. Mr. Gordon, 649-6306. of brick. Please call rcom. dining room and dining standing at $41,000. Mr. Gor­ first floor laundry room, 2 fire­ pets, security, $120 monthly. $42,000—2-famlly, 6-6-t-2. Imma­ area. Picture windows In roar. with bullt-ins, first floor family and a two-family. Pine condi­ Contemporary execu­ Probate Court don, 649-5306. places, 2-car garage, 6 per CLAIM LIMITA’nON DECRBE culate. Must see, home, tion throughout, a good Invest- tive Raised Ranch to one of YOUR COOPERATION W ill. ^ I^ n te d - To Buy 58 649-4824. HERITAGE HOUSE look out to loveVy-v^^ed area ^ 2 full baths, cent assumable mortgage. By ESTATE OP PAUL D. JONES BE APPRECIATED DIAL 643-2711 yard and location. BoauUfully paneled recreation n:ent. Secondary financing Manchester’s more exclusive Dbitrlct of Manchester WANTED — antique furniture, BOLTON — Sunset apartments BARROWS AND WALLACE CO. 646-2482 wall-to-wall carpeting. Beauti­ available. Owner has other In­ areas. This house of brick k • • • • owner, 872-4613. The flduclaiy Is Florence H. Jones $42,600—7-room Custom Ranch. room with wot bar, sliding l ------located at 134 Washington Bt., Man- glass, pewter, oil paintings or For the finer homes fully shrubbed and treed yard. redwood Is an architect’s B& W country living. Off Route 44, Manchester ParHade 3 bedrooms, family room, gloss doors to patio. Garages, terests. 60s. Wolverton Agen­ BARROWS AND YALLACE OO. VERNON — 7V4-rcom R aised Chester. Conn. 060(0. other antique Items. Any quan­ take Tolland Rd. -to High Mea Manchester 649-8306 cy, Realtors, 649-2818. dream. Eight rooms, 2-car “ It Is DECREED that all claims 2 baths. .Carpeting, alu­ city water, sowers. Mid 40’s. baths. Manchester Parkade R an ch , n ice ly lan dscap ed lot, axalnst the above estate be pre- Conriniied From Preceding Page tity. TTie Harrisons, 643-8709, dow St. to Sunset Rd. One-bed­ MANCHESTER — Newly listed RANCH- 7 rooms, garage and beautifully land­ 6-room Colonial on east side, minum siding, 2-car ga­ Principles only. Owner, 647- large lot $32,000. Manchester 649-6306 assumable mortgage, $29,900. Honied to the fiduciary on or befori before 165 Oakland Street. room luxury apartments. Fea- RANCH — Large living room MANCHESTER 4-4 duplex, scaped lot. $54,600. Call J. fireplace, new roof, now vinyl rage. Many extras. Built 1376. Carriage Realty, 646-1110. tures carpeting, all color keyed with fireplace, kitchen with Waddell Rd., $24,900. Call 669- McLaughlin, 649-6306. Yttp“»“t‘ 'jO ilN J.' WALLETT. Judse Articles For Sale 45 Household Goods 51 HOUSEHOLD lots — Antiques. siding, new storms, lovely 1971. RANCH—6 rooms, % acre treed TOLLAND — South River Rd., appliances, beamed ceilings, eat-ln area, knotty pine cabl- 1100 ext. 143, alter 4 p.m. secluded country setting, only ______bric-^brac, locks, frames, treed lot. Immediate occupan­ lot, $26,900. panellng, large rooms, full nets,"three bedrooms, tile bath, • • • • one mile from 1-84, is offered TBAC 4010S, 7” /reel to reel JOHN buys and sells used fur- S las^a re. We buy estates, cy, Bel Air Real Estate, 643- MERRITT AGENCY MANCHESTER I ARnic RAVf-H inrst floor $16,000 ATTRACTIVE 4-room B(Sl w basements. Alr-conditloning large semi-finished basement, Realtors MLS LARGE Ranch, baseboard heat, wood- BARROWS AND WALLACE CO. with new Raised Ranches and tape deck compete. Kenwood nlture and appliances. Open Village Peddler, Auctioneer, 9332. family room, optional. Convenient to cen- workshop, cedar storage clos- 646-1180 ed lot. Hutchins Agency, Real­ Manchester Parkade Colonials. Priced from $31,600 170 watt AM-Fm stereo re­ daily. 479 Middle Tpke. East. ^20 Lake St., Bolton, 649-8247. OPEN HOUSE places, 2 full baths, 2-car ga­ ters, 16 minutes from Hart- et. Wired for washer and dry- MANCHESTER — Extremely tors, 646-8324. Manchester 646-6306 to $34,600. Houses all aluminum ceiver. Teac A30 Cassette tape or call 646-6833, evenings call MANCHESTER — Ansaldl rage, 2 years old, $42,9en weave cane shades, 38’’. pedestal table, like new, $26. gentleman. Inquire 4 Pearl St., umlnum sided beauty with 3-famlly duplex on a quiet Coventry, half acre. $3,600. Call 644-2427. T. J. Crockett, Realtor, 6 4 3 -______the Belflore Agency, 647-1413. is beautifully decorated rooms, Second term on Board of Directors and Secretary Ebccellent condition. Both $40. Hollywood bed, $20. Square oak Manchester. Mrs. Demute. (ireplaced living room, forma! side street. Each apartment Hayes Agency, 646-0131. 1677. HEBRON — 4-room apartment. modern eat-in kitchen, formal of Board, he realdea at 82 Plymouth Lone with Call 646-1868. table and chairs, $25. Walnut - ______. „ ------2 bedraoms, wall-to-wall car- NUTMEG HOMES, INC,— dining room, dream kitchen $23,960, 6-ROOM Ranch, wall-to- living and dining room, break- has its own furnace. As an SIX-ROOM apartment with gfa- wife. Dot, and five of nine children. BBHA Pena bureau with mirror, $20. Old rage, 1V4 baths. $190 monthly. FIVE-ROOM Apartment offices petlng, appliances, heat and has a well earned reputation for quality of con­ and attached garage. Gorgeoue wall carpet, recreation room, room, 8 sitting rooms, 4 added bonus this property GARAGE SALE — Saturday also features a 2-car ga­ BOLTON—One mile from South State; BSMB Univeratty of Hartford. Supervisor lamps, all sizes, stained glass Apartments - Flats - Lease, security required. After combination, heat, hot water, hot water, cellar storage struction and excellence of design. We invite treed lot. A great buy at $83,- sundeck city sewers, split bedrooms,’ plus studio, study and Sunday, 10 till dark. Car­ rage. If you are looking for Manchester. Becuitlfully wood­ han'tlng shades, from $20. up. A 9 6 p.m., 649-4190 or 643-6692. private bath, air-conditioning, parking, laige yard. Near 600. Wolverton Agency, Real- rail fence. Hutchins Agency g baths, stoivs waUs, ga­ Technical Recruiting Pratt k Whitney Aircraft. riage Drive, off Route 86, He­ comparison for size and quality I Our sales are a good Investment at $29,- ed building lot. Acre plus. Pictures, Currier and Ives. «enemeniS ______M Available November 1st. carpeting, ground floor loca­ shopping and schools, 20 min­ tors, 649-2818. Realtors, 649-5324. rage, large barns and out build­ Served on Planning k Zoning Commission 18S7-4986. bron, Conn. good — come see why, 000 please call Mr. Gor­ Prestige area. $6,600 M. H. Punch time clock, $25. Mahog- CLEIAN 6-room apartment with tion, parking. Apply Marlow’s, utes from Hartford. Call 649- ings. A view from every win­ Palmer, Realtor, 643-6321, 649- Past President Uons Club, Fulton, N.T. Served on MANCHESTER — Spacious 4- don, 649-6806. TV TEST equipment, parts, any buffet, nice condition, $16. appliances, garage, storage 867 Main St., 649-6221. 2871, $190 monthly. D IR E C n O N S : Travel north on Vernon St, past Scott Dr. dow. $48,000. 0688. Board of Tniatees Second Ocngregational Churcli. Antique chest, $25. Formica heat. Immediate occu- room Duplex, modem bath and Take next left on Richmond Dr. Rig^t at end of Rich­ oscilloBocope, VTVM’s tube kitchen, near school and bus OFFICE — Two rooms and lav- ROCKVILLE — 3-room apart- mond Dr. on Kennedy Rd. Look (or signs on Kennedy "V So Personal ■UNIT apartment — good In­ • • • • testers, over 300 new tubes, desk top with G.F. Files, $35. pancy. $186 per month. Bus In-Style B& l W line, $160. Available Decem­ atory, heated. Two entrances. ment, newly remodeled, walk­ Rd. and Woodstock Dr. )1 come. Coll for details. Bchem ^cs, etc. 643-2887. Stained glass windows. Square line. Heritage House, 646-2482. BARROWS AND WALLACE CO. ber 1st. 646-4643 after 6 p.m. First floor. Immediate occu­ ing distance to stores, $85 per Resort Property VOTE REPUBLICAN glass -china cabinet, $40. Many ------Purchase contingent on sale of your present -v EAST CENTER ST. Large 10- Manchester Parkade TAG SALE— 957 ToUand Tpk®-i more items. Owner leaving IMMEDIATE occupancy, 4- pancy. Ample parking. Central month. Adults preferred, no PULL THE TOP LEVER, Tuesday, Nor. 2 TWO NEW apartments, heat, room Colonial may be used for Manchester 649-6806 For Sole 741 Saiturday-Sunday, 60 h.p. en­ state. Call evenings, Sam Nuss- room apartment, one child, no location. ^100 per month. Call pets. 876-8816. home is possible, or may take your home in trade n and appliances optional, es­ 643-0030 after 4 p.m. home or offices, large lot with MANCHESTER — 8-room over-______.. i gine, artificial trees, bicycles, dorf, 643-6847. pets. $130. No utilities sup- possibility of acquiring more Thla ad qponaoied try Om Manebeater KepOUIeM plied. Security. 633-6026. crow required. Call 643-5268, ROCKVILLE — Remodeled sized expanded Cape. Two ™RE1E summer cott^es, $17,-1 boidcs, saw, electric sterlUzer, IDEAL location for rent, suit­ 900 completely furnished, one Town Committee — Ckas. MeKeosle, Treaa. 9-5. easy to heat, four-room apart­ land. baths, four bedrooms, family ^i^e!^™ S^’ b^ MODERN, roomy, second floor, — ------j— ------— able . for remodeler, builder, ment, In private home. Nice BELFIORE AGENCY ) winterized and rented year | ^ ROCKLEDGE—Dynamic 9-room room, lovely suburban lot. Oa­ building supplies, fabricator, nelgfaboriiood. Near bus and 'round. Phllbrick Agency Real­ J f ! ! ------^------credit accepted. We accept any Jbroom a P ^ e n t in 2-famUy 647-1413 Raised Rzmch, 6 bedrooms, 2(4 rage. $29,900. Hayes- Agency, _ ment, wall-to-wall carpeting and other uses. Beautiful re­ shopping. One-car parking. REALTORS tors. 646-4200. OARAGE SALE — Several Income. Call 646-7288 after 6. home. Bath, stove, refrlgera- baths, large family room, ca­ 646-0181. families; Knick-knacks, furni­ ror.'"'dlspi^i, ” ’£ijitenm,” ireuTr throughout, complete appll- modeling showrooms, offices, One-child accepted. Security. storage, parking, yard, $160 hath. Centrally storage and fabrication facili­ thedral celling Uvtag and dining Bowers ture, like new clothing, back 875-6437 or 872-2414. room, modem kitchen. A ver- MANCHESTER ties. Parking. On Highway out­ School, 6-room Bungalow, fire­ $66. Call 6(3-8776 after 6:30. Murdock, 643-2692. side of Manchester. Minutes TWO-BEDROOM apartment, Battle home in an excellient lO' place, two additional rooms f n ^ ----- ;------OROVB ApnrtmenI,. from Hartford. 1-223-4460. Coventry, near WlllimanUc. cation. 2-car garage. lower level. Garage, carport, Saturday and Sunitay, October MOVING out of state - must one-bedroom luxury apart­ ATTRACTIVE 4-room apart­ Available November 1st. Se­ 30th and 31st, 10-6 p.m., 53 TEN ROOM contemporary porch. Only $28,600. Hayes sell furniture and miscellane­ ment. Available immediately. ment, nice yard, bus line, ref­ CXIMMERCIAL place for lease curity deposit, no lease, Hemlock St., Manchester, in Ranch with 3-room studio apart­ Agency, 646-0181. ous. Call after 6, 643-8705. $160. J. D. Reel Estate Asso­ erences, no pets, $136. 649-6324. or .SEile 461 Main St. next to no heat, $160. Days 649-6884. Roger and Marci Negro Invite ment or in-law suite, over 1(4 back of Center Spring Park. ciates, 643-6129. post office. ExceUent business An apartment ANSALDI Heights Colonial, DOUBLE OVEN stove, single ______evenings 649-2062. acres of land with a view, red­ NORTHWOOD Apartments — locaUon with buUding. Call three bedrooms, 1(4 baths, wood construction. Large ther­ beds and mattresses, up- t h REE-BOOM heated apaff- One and two-bedroom apart­ 646-2126, 0-6. can be a home. den, oversized two-car garage. TAG SALE holstered living room chair, ment, available Nov. 1st., $160. ments, central air-condition­ mopane windows. Wanted To Rent 6 8 Over % acre wooded lot. Own­ mahogany buffet and china p^j. month, references re­ ing, carpeting, balcony, car­ Saturday and Simday Oct. 30 Your home. CAPEl—8 rooms and enclosed er, 648-0641. Priced below ap­ You To Their Home To Discuss closet, dishes, glassware, 59 quired. Phllbrick Agency, Re- ports, plus other luxury fea­ FAMILY of five would like to and Slst, 10 until dark. porch, 2 baths, 2-cor garage, praisal. HoU. altors, 646-4200. tures. From $185. J.D. Real Houses For Rent 65 rent 3-bedroom apartment on $23,900. 444 ToUand Tpke., Manchester Estate Associates, 643-5129. or before December 1st. Call $26,900—7-room Ctolonlal, two Ext. 94. east, off Route 16 and GAS DRYER, Hotpoint, perma- FOUR nice rooms. Stove, re- THREE room home in pleasant 649-6682 anytime. DUPLEX—4-4, large lot, handy baths, paneling, four bed­ nent press and normal cycles. frlgerator, heat and hot water. DELUXE 2-bedroom apart- convenient location, large location. rooms, fireplace, huge treed Excellent condition. Ready (or Coll 668-0833. ment, wall-to-wall carpeting, lawn, plenty of space. Working GENTLEMAN desires furnish­ Manchester And It’s Future ART SALE — Works In all me- hookup. $126. 646-2629, after 5 adults. 643-2880. ed llvlhg quarters in exchange Preview lot. Large pool. Hutchins complete appliances, 2 air- We NEED LISTINGS dlas by Bolton artists. Satur- p.m. MANCHESTER — Five-room conW loners full basement, , ------— ------for maintenance seryices. Call Agency, Realtors, 649-6824. day, October 30th, 1-6 p.m., ------^------apartment, -first floor, $166. washer-dryer hook-up, vanity SOUTH WINDSOR - Five- 646-2312 anytime. NOW! “Thinking of Sell- Sunday October 31st., 1-4 p.m., TRADER “ P ” — Antiques, monthly. Broker, 875-6283. 8 MOTIFS in g your property?” Call »24,900 - Large immaculate 0. type bath, glass sliding doors, iwm house, adults only. $200 room Cape, fireplace, garage, 92 Converse Rd., B/i _ baths,______full basement Heat, hot water and parking are also Included In the The Fall & Winter '71 Realtors, 633-1411. s n w plow, 14" bottom plow gq-uDIO apartment In private with laundry hook-ups, private ALBUM Is OBf, Includes BOULDER RD. — Immaculate! OPEN 0*1/1 isH iool Ka*»«»/Mir Alarz ~ ^ low rental price. Liveware, put the money you save in the $80,600 — SIX-ROOM Colonial and wheel bairow. Also floor patio off dining room, on bus postage and handling. 8-bedroom Oarrleon Colonial WOODLAND setting. Refrigerator and stove bank ,and have an apartment you can call home. to excellent condlUon that I model drill press. 876-5075 af­ line, near schools, shopping, on parklike 1.7-8 scree. Heated | $85 monthly. Phllbrick Agen must be sold now, due to relo­ ter 4. churches (closest thing to a Send 11.00 for th® nbw basement, family room, HOUSE cy, 646-4200. cation. A convenient Manches­ MANOR private home) $215. Call 644- '71 Pall and Wlntpr Ba­ breezeway, 2-car garage, car-1 kisSllsi. ter location. Call Warren E. THREE-BEDROOM apartment 1611. sic FASHION fllloo will* peUng. Established prestige | lov ely designs aod • Howland, Realtor, 648-1108. APARTMENTS first floor, carpeting, children nelghboriiood. Owner, 648-6096. THE VILLAGER PRBK Psttern Coupon. accepted. Realtors, — M. H. VERNON noAthoate SUNDAY HOMESTEAD ST. Palmer, 643-6321, Gertrude Furnished OCV W. MIDDLl! TPKE. Hogedorn, 649-9638. One of ^Manchester’s largest, finest and most M AM C H ESnS Apartments 63-A luxurious Town Houso Apartmonts. O C T . 31 1, 2 and 8-bedroom luxury ^Nurtmenta. Features wall-to- PUBLIC THREE-room furnished apart­ wi^ carpeting, vanity tile ment gentleman, or couple. NOW ACCIFTING APPLICATIONS POR bMfas, built-in oven, range, Private bath and entrance, 2 - 5 P.M. dishwasher, refrigerator and NOTICE utilities. 226 Charter Oak, 643- OCCUPANCY NOV. 1, 1971 disposal, elootrio neid. 2 air- Notice is hereby given that 8368. ACTIONS SPEAK - conditioners, glass slldiiw the Planning and Zoning Com­ C o u n try living with city ccnvenlenoee, 6-room town- ROGER A MAROI NEGRO, 208 Otk St., Manchester doors, aU lu g e rooms. FuU mission of the Town of Coven­ h/sises. FlrepIiU!#, 1% tile baths, 0-E kitchen irith self­ basement storage area, am­ try unanimously voted at Its cleaning oven, air-conditioning Included, fully carpeted, ple parking. Starting at $176. Oct. 26, 1971 meeting to condi­ finished private basement with washer and dryer hook­ Handy to shopping, schools, tionally approve the subdivision NOTICE ups, private piUlo, master TV antenna, gas hsiU and hot • Th* Republican Adminiflration in Manchester bus and religious lacllitios. water featured. liodel apaiment open for plan entitled “ Tiffany Estates, PUBLIC HEARING inqieotton weekdays 1-7 p.m. Final Hubdivislon (or Owner- BOARD OF DfREciriiM — wetiunda 1-6 p.m . Developer, Jack Chaplin, Mar­ TOWN o r MANf.’HESTER, Dtrectlons: Main St, to Charter Oak St„ then east to the Has Incraased Services and Impoved Our Schools VILLAGER row Road, Coventry,. Conn., CONNEfmeUT Vlllsger locsted on the south s(de of Chiuter Oak St. on TO MASTCOIIO Sycamore Lane. Built by APARTMENTS Date 10-29-70, Rev. 1-11-71,'Rev. The public hearing regularly _ ROGER NEGRO four mlnulet from Inlenitie $4 ann s« 9-28-71, Rev. 10-22-71, Scale scheduM U jr the first Tueetey U It It Howinf Corp. Immediate OccujNUicy % and aapraiaway Hfiring tan minuiaa With Low Tax Increases. B6-Raom Townhousss. iV i. 100’, John R. Poxzato, P.E., of es/:h m tm ih Is hereby cencel- lo Manohaalaf, lifiaen la taal Harlloftt. Uled baths, complete* Consulting Englnser, VeiTion, ed U tr Tuesday, November 2, fwsofy minuiaa in Harmrd Rentals by kitchen, heat, sir condl- Conn.", (or subdivislim of land i m , because of ihe town els''- CHARLIS LISrillANCI Robert D. kUoning, wall-to-wall car­ located M l the m A xtfu triy side of lion. FOR TOWN TREASURER Murdock peting, private baeement,^ Merrow Roed, Cwentry, Ca m u i. Iseietd l>. Wells, waeher-dryer hookup. AfwH m 64 Nsffkftld Apgtjtrnma ambdMf ELECT THE REPUBUCAN TEAM NOV. 2 ItUAltor sts-am Coventry Planning Ke>fetory GK MMMO 4ls6iM p.m., isNifdsfd II sm 1st Mp4, tswfspt SU-M61 ChmrlM LMpenmee and Zunllg Cofnmtee(ventry,

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6 (. The Baby Has Been Named ^fc^^/^neo^re-Seosof^oWng^ Corduroy or Wool Melton VMtIkan. OhrtoUiM I tmw, dautliter of Bruoe and Pamela UamuiKI Faathera, ISl B. Main St, Rockville. She waa bom Got 7 at RookvlUe Oenaral Hoqiltal. Her matenial gram^tar- enta are Mr. and M n . Paul Oermond, M l Brookfield St, Mnaobeatar. Her paternal grandparenta are Mr. and Mrs. ■art Feathera, Canaan. MEN’S SUBURBANS ■aaoa. Trap Samea, aon of Jamea Jr. and Cheryl Rrtrtce I IR All the wanted styles you want in the two great cold weather fabrlM — Haaen, IM Skinner Rd., Rockville. He waa bom Oct 14 at wool and corduroy. There are Western styles with Shepa limngs, Nor- RookvUIe Oenaral Hbapltal. Hla maternal grandparenta are Mr. and Mra. Donald Retake, 30 Crown S t, Rockville. Hla paternal folks, find the ever popular melton. Assorted colors. SLrXL. gnandparanta are Mr. and Mra. Jamea R. Haaen, M t Vernon Apia., Rockville. IDs maternal greckt-grandparents are Mr. a M Mra. Martin Retake, 17 King St, Rockville. «««•)• Uteblleld, Krlatln Jennifer, daughter of Bdwln and Janla Htrtata Utchftrtd, Derry, NM . She waa bom Oct 3 at Bmer- aon Hoapltal, Concord, Maas. Her maternal grandmother Is Mrs. Oudrun Nlrtaen, 81 Garden Dr., A p t J, Manchester. Her paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mra. Lowell Utohfirtd, Cartlale, Mhaa.

■aoh, Jenm>' Adam, aon of James and MeUtta Passarge Hooh, 8 Mount Vernon Dr., Apt A, RookvlHe. He was bom Rm IucmI from our Oct. 7 at Rockville General Hoapltal. Hla maternal grandpar­ R09. Lew $271 enta are Mr. and Mra. Frani Passarge, Mercerabuig, Pa. Hla paternal grandparenta are Mr. and Mrs. Jamea A. HDBh, M er oeralNug, Pa. • • m * QUbrtde, Aaron Scett, aon of Robert and Susan Tabor Ollbride, 180 S. CUff St, Anaonla. He was bom S ^ t 3B at Griffin Memorial Hospital, Anaonla. Hla maternal grandpar­ ents are Mr. and Mrs. George W. Tabor Jr., 28 Crestwood Dr., Manchester. Wm paternal grandparenta are Mr. and MTa. Ro)>> ert Gilbrlde of Anaonla.

Toomey, Tam mala Blarte, daughtw ot James and Pa­ tricia dogston Toomey, 44 Silver Lane, Elaat Hartford. She was bora Oct M at Manchester Memorial Hoq>ital. Her mater­ nal granf^Mironts are Mr. and Mrs. John Clogstcn, Springfield, Mass. Her patwrnal grandmotho: la Mrs. Alice Toomey, East Hartford. Her paternal great-grandfather la James Toomey, Springfield, Mass. Her maternal great-grandfather la Richard Hanlon of Bast Hampton, Maas. S, « « *i Krieg, Darlene Christina, dauf^ter (rf Charies and lin da Laaarotf Krieg, 8 Rachel Rd., Apt D, Manchester. She was bom Oct 17 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandmother la Mrs. Helen Laseroff, 28 Dorothy Rd., Mandies- tar. Her paternal grdndpamits are Mrs. Beatrice Plrro of I Tamlngton, N.J., and Bdwln Krieg of Maqpetti, N.T. She has a alster. Carrie. «, « «i *1 • Beys' Corduroy Tamer, Pc8er Anttioay Jr., aon of Peter Anthony Sr. and s ■m lly Rice Tomer, Ridgewood Trail, Coventry. He was bom Oct 21 at Mancdiester Memorial Hosidtal. Hla maternal grand- parenU are MT. and MTa. MontU Rice Sr., St Michaels, Md. BUSH JACKET B s paternal grandmother la Mrs. Maxine Tomer of Wllllman- Fantastic at this Uo. e « « * » Low, Low Price! Metiume, Joseph Alfred, son of Joseph and Virginia We Made an Extra Tewksbury Meriuaao, 90 Riverside Dr., Vernon. He waa bom Oct 19 at Manchester Memorial Hoqdtal. IBs maternal grand­ SPECIAL PURCHASE! parents are Mr. and Mts. Alfred B. Tevdoibury, Bast Hartford. HU paternal grandparenU are Mr. and Mrs. Roy Methisso, You Save 26Vo OFF our Reg, Low Price! Johnston, R.I. He has a brother. Roy, 2. ^ ^ m m 0- BOIb, Samantha Jean, daughter of Harold and Bne Incredible Values! AS19 Maaring m is, 1S2 Overhill Rd., BSUngtan. She waa bora' Oct. 19 at Manchester Memorial Hoigittal. Her matM-mii grand^par- ants are Mr. and Mrs. Juhan M uring, WUUmantlc. Her pater- Value! , nal grandmother la Mrs. Mary BOUa, 24 Bldridge S t, Manches­ ter. She h u a slater, Kmberiy, 0%. REN’S JACKETS W um ly quUt-Uned for warmth, 1| illii a __ ^___ i n the pocketed, belted bush Lri'tHlI “tyMng. A super savtogaro'tola O p S fl A ll Day WESIOWN PHAMIACY Sunday

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