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PAGE THIRTY-TWO - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed., Sept. 26, 1973 • * Dissentin Soviet Uiiion Assessed anrIjfHtfr iupntnn llrralJ) evolutionary reform. It frankly EDITOR’S NOTE - Andrei elected leaders accountable to Yuji Daniel and Andrei calling Itself SMOG, the Russ hand in carbon copies, carried strangle a Communist party all Jews. Beat the anti-Soviets.’ praised capitalism, denigrated D. Sakharov, a nuclear an elected parliament and some Sinyavsky were arrested for acronym for "Word, Tliought, names, dates, places, prison liberalization brought a public " Some were beaten, many MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, SEPT. 27, 1973 - VOL. XCII, No. 304 Mancheiter—A City of Village Charm t w e n t y -e ig h t p a g e s physicist, and Alexander I. vaguely socialist aims. The having written critically of the Image, Depth," Issued a terms, types of persecution and protest demonstration in arrested. Soviet socialism. TWO SECTIONS PRICE i FIFTEEN CENTS Solzhenitsyn, the Russian regime hit them hard in 1967, Soviet system. Their writings manifesto and even staged a other information of Interest to Moscow. In the words of the -^1969; A "Program for a -November 1970; Sakharov, novelist, are perhaps the best arresting anywhere from 60 to had found theijr way to the demonstration in D ecern^. dissidents. It appeared regular- young poet Natalaya Qor- Democratic Movement" cir with two other physicists, known dissenters in the Soviet several hundred. Many went to West. This was a benchmark —April 1968; The chronicle of Iy<.every two months until Oc banevskaya, soon to be im culated underground. It spoke formed the Human Rights Com ’4[ H Union today. Who are the harsh labor camps on charges case since the harsh sentences Current Events appeared. This tober 1972. prisoned; "The KGB in civilian for those who wanted to dis mittee, later joined by many House Turns Down Agnew Request others? What chance do they of treason. . the two drew led to open underground, /typewritten —August 1968; The Soviet-led clothes fell upon us. Rushing up mantle the whole Soviet system other eminent figures. In have in changing the Soviet —September 1965; Writers protests. One protest group newspaper, circulated hand to invasion of Czechoslovakia to to us they shouted, 'These are rather than invest any hope in cluding Solzhenitsyn as a system? What is the Kremlin "corresponding member." doing about them? Following is the first of three articles on the Soviet civil rights movement. Grand Jury Begins By WILLIAM L. RYAN AP Special Correspondent The Kremlin today seems to 1 ^ . be searching cautiously for a safe way to snuff out what remains of the Soviet civil f\ rights movement; but while it Probe of Charges has won some battles, it is far BALTIMORE, Md. (AP) - A One of the lawyers, Judah courthouse corridor leading to It has, though, already in from winning the war. OF aaanchester special federal grand jury Best, told newsmen In the grand jury hearing room so dicted one Maryland official, N. It has moved deliberately, today began hearing evidence Washington that final touches that newsmen could not see who Dale Anderson, who succeeded anxious to avoid arousing the allegedly involving Vice Presi were being put on a motion came and went. Agnew as Baltimore County sort of protest outcry that could dent Spiro T. Agnew in a endanger its quest for impor seeking a temporary injunction There were reports that the executive when Agnew was widespread tangle of political and said the motion could be federal prosecutors handling tant economic concessions corruption. elected governor in 1966. Ander filed early next week. Best said the investigation were seriously son has pleaded innocent to 39 from the United States and the Only an eleventh-hour effort he did not feel that the start of considering daily sessions of counts of bribery, extortion and West. by Agnew’s lawyers to seek an This latest in a series of the grand jury hearings would the grand jury in order to speed conspiracy and has branded the injunction against the inquiry make it any more difficult to up the probe. Should that charges a result of “coerced repression campaigns, i could have stopped the un launched almost two years ago, stop them. happen, sources said, presenta and perjured testimony. precedented investigation of has wounded the movement "We are going to file,” Best tion of evidence could be com It is Agnew’s view, which alleged wrongdoing by a vice severely, but it remains alive. said. pleted within a week. Albert declined to accept "at president of the United States. The drive began when the The grand jury session began Agnew is under investigation this time,” that a House in That effort never materialized. Kremlin was building its amid the same overwhelming for possible violation of tax, vestigation is the proper form The possibility still existed, current policy of peaceful security precautions that have bribery, extortion and con — not the grand jury. however, that Agnew’s lawyers coexistence. marked the last two sessions of spiracy laws. He has labeled all He feels that even if the would take some action soon to the panel. Federal marshals charges against him as House investigation would lead It has silenced the un halt the inquiry. derground press, the cement completely blocked off the “damined lies.” to impeachment proceedings he that has kept a frail rights The allegations center on would be vindicated. movement together. However, kickbacks from contractors in the Kremlin ran head-on into a i k the 1960s when Agnew was chief Launch Jaycee Fund Raising Project highly publicized challenge, a Yale Constitution executive of Baltimore County Patent situation unique in the history and then governor of Maryland. Edgar Clarke, left, chauffeurs Charles Burr In a 1910 Knox of the show being sponsored by the Manchester Jaycees. of Communist power, when it : : i i Expert Believes * There also have been published Speedster to the main entrance of Manchester Memorial Proceeds of the show will be donated by the Jaycees to turned its heaviest artillery on reports, all denied, that Agnew Reform Hospital where Burr purchases the first ticket to the An help defray the cost of a fetal heart monitoring machine in the outstanding figures of the received illegal cash after he tique Auto Show and Flea Market to be held Sunday from the obstetrics unit at the hospital. (Herald photo by rights movement. Agnew Unindictable took office as vice president in Requested 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. at tbe Antique Auto Museum on Slater St. Bevins) Stubborn voices, like those of 1969.■ Atty. John Papa, seller of the ticket, is project chairman NEW HAVEN (AP) - The;, no job, really,” and legal action Agnew’s lawyers huddled WASHINGTON (AP) - Andrei D. Sakharov, the argument by Vice President President Nixon told Congress nuclear physicist, and against him while the president Wednesday to assess their ' Spiro T. Agnew’s lawyers that is functioning in office would client’s position after Speaker today that the nation’s patent On Jewish Emigration Alexander I. ^Izhenitsyn, the he cannot be indicted while in system, basically unchanged Nobel Prize-winning novelist, not cause government to suffer. Carl Albert, noting the matter office appears to be supported He said he believed it was was before the courts, rejected for more than a century, needs News Capsules refused to be silenced. by the Constitution, a Yale to be reformed to keep pace The Communist party “perfectly proper” for Agnew Agnew’s appeal for the House University law professor says. to request the House of of Representatives to conduct with dram atic changes in - Congress Warned couldn’t remain aloof to this technology and research. “It’s a much qloser question Representatives to investigate its own investigation of charges Charges Dropped UAW Vice President Ken Ban- challenge. But these'stalwarte than in the case of the In a message to Capitol Hill, were not ordinary men. It bribery allegations against him against him. WASHINGTON (AP) - Navy non said on Wednesday; president,” but “my view is the President submitted his Pa would not be as easy to deal because the House has sole Secretary John R. Warner has “There’s no indication that Not To Push that on balance I do not think he tent Modernization and Reform with them the way others had authority to impeach him. Any legal blocking effort decided to drop charges of mis there will be a proposal on the is indictable,” Prof. Alexander Act of 1973 which he said com been dealt with; shipment to in charge mth our “Assuming that he thinks he would have to be decided by conduct and mutiny against two table by next Thur^ay.” UAW M. Bickel, an authority on con- bines “the best parts of our sane asylums, forced labor or is innocent, I think it was a U.S. Dist. Court Judge Walter former prisoners of war. President Leonard Woodcock Soviets Too Far stitutional law, said existing system with the most- exile. Their towering creditable, statesmanlike ac Hoffman of Norfolk, Va. He However, Pentagon sources added that the meeting had not UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. (AP) — Secretary of State Wednesday. tion to take,” he said. promising proposals for im been called because of a reputations made their voices was named to handle the Agnew proving it.” said Warner will censure the Henry A. Kissinger says the prospect of continued im too clearly heard. A president’s immunity from However, Rep. Robert N. phase of the investigation after men. Marine Lt. Col. Edison breakdown in contract talks. indictment should extend to the He said the proposed legisla provement in American-Soviet relations could be en The dissenters are scientists, Giaimo, D-Conn., said the all nine federal judges in Wainright Miller and Navy vice president, Bickel said, tion results from a number of writers, other intellectuals. In House should leave the Agnew Maryland disqualified Capt. Walter E. Wilber, for dangered if pressure is increased on Moscow to ease its because the vice president studies over the past seven relation to the Soviet population investigation to the judicial themselves because of their their actions while in North Getting Back treatment of Jews. would succeed a president. years which, raised questions of 240 million, they are just a system. ' friendship or former business Vietnam pfikon camps. To ISormal So far, Kissinger told newsmen in his first news con If a vice president could be in about the adequacy of the pa handful. House Speaker Carl Albert relationship with the vice presi reporters Wednesday, “we do ference as secretary of state. dicted and were imprisoned, tent system meeting the DENVER (AP) - With the Historically, Russians never announced Wednesday that the dent. Fly To Texas survival of the five remaining not believe that there is a for Kissinger denied any conflict the death of the president would lawmakers would not honor the changing nature of applied in negotiations with the Euro have been a revolutionary'peo- It is expected that any research. SAN DIEGO, Calif. (AP) - Stanek sextuplets apparently mal change” in the Russian switch his office to a person in Vice President’s request for the hearing on an injunction would pean Common Market coun ple. In their vast land, change Nixon said the bill sent to The Skylab 2 astronauts leave assured, father Eugene Stanek desire for detente, in spite of jail, he said. chamber to launch an investiga also consider the con tries to develop a new under the czars had to be forced Congress today by the the recovery carrier USS New - says the main problem "will be the congressional clamor over The Constitution provides for tion. stitutionality of indicting a vice relationship. by the very few who dared Commerce and Justice Orleans late today to fly to getting back to normal.” Late the Jewish issue. impeachment proceedings to "I think the time has come, president. "What I want to underline challenge absolute authority. SPEC1ACULAR PURCHASE H U M departments has four major Texas for reunions with their Wednesay, Nathan’s condition "But we should keep in mind make possible the orderly once and for all, to have a Atty. Gen. Elliot L. Richard here is that we are not engaged Today’s dissenters have objectives; Strengthening wives. A space agency flight was changed from satisfactory that there is a point beyond CHARMER LOVE SONG replacement of a vice president judicial clarification of this son hasn’t decided this ques in an adversary procedure. We programs, dreams, ambitions, Sleek, velvety, plush for any room...and decor public confidence in the validity surgeon reported that Alan L. to good, the same as John, which one cannot press a situa Deep luxury In an untamed plush. Second as well as president, he said,,, matter, unfettered by a tion, announcing only that the are engaged in a process in ideals-but little in the way of Rich contemporary colors...the hallmark of fine of issued patents, accelerating Bean, Owen K. Garriott and Catherine, Jeffrey and Steven. tion as it exists,” he said. generation Nylon yarns have Inner sparkle. Bickel said the issue is closer Congressional investigation and grand jury will be used, for the which a traditional friendship is organization or cohesion. ’Their decorating. Dense Acrylic pile wears well, cleans the disclosure of new Jack R. Lousma were readap The smallest of the babies, He spoke after a unanimous Dense and firm for long wear life. Easy to than in the case of the president possible impeachment," time being, “as an investigative intended to be given new demands by Western standards easily. 13 beautiful colors. technology, simplifying patent ting rapidly to earth’s gravity Julia, lived 44 hours. The 31- vote Wednesday by the House maintain. 18 outstanding colors. because the vice president “has Giaimo said. body.” vitality,” he said in opening would seem extraordinarily procedures and enhancing and said their recovery from year-old Stanek is trying to Ways and Means Committee mild, nor are these accom maintain privacy for his 34- approving an amendment to remarks. values of the patent grant. the effects of weightless life At issue is Kissinger’s desire panied by the violent clashes SPECIAL was “just short of amazing.” year-old wife, Edna, who deny improved trade relations with authority so familiar in the SPECIAL returned home from Colorado with Moscow unless the Soviets — first outlined last April — for SALE PRICE SALE PRICE a "New Atlantic Charter” irf West. Set Ford Talks General Hospital two days ago. guarantee relaxed restrictions Many seeking change come MAKES THESE LOW PRICES POSSIBLE! SQ. YD. SO. YD. 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After Stalin died in 1953, BETTY RYDER Ford Council is to meet next Soviet Union because of its in The nine Common Market some had hoped for a more ANGELIQUE delayed deployment and both he thought we decided to enter the Ga., and Jill will train as a per Thursday to discuss contract Popular Election nations are cautious about MAD CAP Women's Editor and his wife will depart for service. ternal policies “would certainly open society, not through A beautiful, twisty texture that la so easy to care sonnel management negotiations with the nation’s WASHINGTON (AP) - be a significant setback in the being relegated to a regional A happy shag for young budgets. Sparkling, “Love makes the world go Army training Oct. 15. “1 had previously worked at overthrow of the existing tor. Made of heat set Nylon for lasting wear. TESORO specialist.” No. 2 auto maker. However Hearings continue into a policy we are pursuing," role by the giant powers. 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MANCMSTER e v e n in g h e r a l d , Manchester. Conn., Thurs., Sent. 27, 1OT3 - PAGE FIVE PAGE FOUR - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Thurs., Sept. 27, 1973 Irt you in Mmdulr ihopiNr? Tax Money Helps Make Loans Cheaper Abroad (Swell out thi bHtiini on the State School Enrollments Decline Horald (SattlfM Po|n in 1945 and $1.3 billion in tion if the prime rate stays high SMILING # SERVICE By JOSH FITZHUGH “ They have absolutely retained earnings, said Petty. for Eximbank to establish a one must remember that the By GARY LUl.ft Alfred L. Villa, chief of the birth rate, more in-migration cent of the state’s school pop signal an end to the post-World AP Buflnesi Writer ' much longer,” Glick plundered the bank,” Beter For the use of this capital the credit at a commercial bank, purpose is to stimulate U.S. Associated Press Writer department’s Bureau of from other states or a U.S. ulation, attend non-public acknowledged. The Treasury said, noting that both Exim War II "baby boom” that bank pays the Treasury a year which in turn pays the exporter exports.” ______Educational Management and Supreme Court decision cutting schools, he said. dividend may be dropped, he bank chairman Henry Kearns WEEKEND SPECIAL HARTFORD (AP) — Connec ly dividend of $80 million, or and is reimbursed by Exim Finance, told The Associated back state support to non-public "Even a 5 per cent total In caused Connecticut school pop NEW YORK (AP) - While said. CASH & CARRY ticut public school enrollment roughly 2.2 per cent. Other and executive vice president bank. Eventually the ^rrower LOSE UGLY FAT Press the figures were schools could reverse the pre crease would be a traumatic up ulations to increase every year Americans have found It costly Start losing walghi today OR is expected to drop by more funds to cover 1973’s^total Dr. Peter Bbter, a former Don Bostwlck have resigned repays Eximbank in dollars. preliminary and that it would surge,” he said. and sometimes impossible to MONEV BACK. MONAOEX Is a tiny than 65,000 pupils by 1980, ac sent pattern, he added. counsel for Eximbank and recently. Devaluations of the dollar SWKTHEART $wl gS be several years before the The declining enrollments after 1946. borrow money recently, their authorlzatloQ of $8.5 billion labial lhal will halp curb your da- cording to the latest figures About 100,000 pupils, or 15 per author of a new book, “The have made loans easier to (Ira lor axcait lood. Eat Issi-waigh department could assess the tax money has helped provide come from loan repayment, Glick said both men are from the state Department of Conspiracy Against the repay, Glick concedes, thereby lata. Conitina no dangaroui drugs ROSES '•'I ”” total effect of the declines. relatively cheap and easy loam sales of Eximbank bonds and leaving for personal reasons. and will not maka you narvout. No ■ Doz. Education. Dollar,” said the low interest further reducing the real in sirtnuout tsarcita. Chtnga your Ills One result will be less school for y.S. exporters and foreign 180-day Treasury borrowing. The department is expected rate and "bad loans made at the terest. Officials agree another . . . slarl today. MONAOEX costs construction, he said. Only 10 companies seeking American U.S. exporters, in concert $3.00 lor a 20 day supply and SS.OO to announce a total of 662,724 De8|>i^ the Treasury capital, insistence of President Nixon result of the subsidized loans is Paul Buettner Florist, Inc. 7.99 new schools are scheduled to goods. with American banks and in lor Iwica tha ameunl. Lott ugly Itl pupils for the current year Mon LOOK FOR the bank’s reliance on private and adviser Henry Kissinger” increased Inflation. or your monay will bt ralundtd with re g . 1 2 .0 0 open in Connecticut this year vestment houses, arrange most 1122 Burnside Ave. East Hartford day when enrollments are cer borrowing may cause “a have caused bank directors to no quatllons atkad by: compared to 27 just foijr years ’The loans — some |2.4 billion Eximbank loans for foreign "E x p o rt financing is in Tel. 528-9586 — Open Sunday Morning tified for state aid purposes. problem in funding the institu dip into reserves. ago. worth in fiscai 1973- are made buyers. The usual practice is flationary,” said Petty. "But LlggattiParkad* Drug. The total represents a decline One thing the enrollment below domestic rates to boost one-piece natural leek of approximately 2,000 pupils trend probably won’t affect is for the second year in a row. exports, to improve h country’s the amount of money nelieded body shapers Public school enrollment balance of payments or for in for education. Villa said. He ternational political reasom. For Dress or Sport reached an all-time high of 666,- said 80 to 90 per cent of school by yeuthcraft 827 during the 1971-72 school budgets go for salaries and year. - They are made by the other fixed costs, which are SAVE Yearly declines are expected government-backed U.S. expected to increase through in AN EXTRA The greatest undercover agent. . . to accelerate to around 75,500 Export-Import Bank, the %O flation. 20 during the 1977-78 school year American contender in a creates the sleek, smooth “ I don’t see any reasonable Oft Our Reguler Loyy Prices On before tapering 6ff. worldwide credit “ war” in continuous line today’s fashions opportunity for saving money,” The bulk of the decrease — which countries offer prospec he said. 1 demand. Lightly lined about 53,700 pupils — is tive overseas buyers loans at Because of the declines, ^doubleknit bra. Seif-reinforced predicted for kindergarten low, subsidized rates. All Body Shirts roughly 8,100 fewer teachers through the sixth grade. ummy panel. Antron 111® will be needed by 1980 but “nor Another 13,7Q0 students are Eximbank loans, which also In our stock nylon/Lycra® spandex. mal turnover” from teachers ON NOV. 6th. expected to be lost in grades draw on commercial bank 1st retiring or leaving for other Convertible straps. White. seven and eight, while high DEMOCRATIC TOWN COMMITTEE funds, have financed exports of jobs will take care of that. Villa Quality Our Reg. Sizes 34-38B-C. foundations. school enrollment during the PAUL PHILLIPS, TRE8. nuclear power plants, je t air 139 139 said. 2.99 to 12.99 to period is expected to increase craft and military equipment. Only! An increase in Connecticut’s by around 2,800. Alaskan Plaid Flannel Shirts Last year, the bank loaned $157 million for an Algerian gas Heavyweight 9 oz. flannel shirt with fiap * Based on prevAlling prevallini facility, 186 million for a Rus pockets. Bright plaids in basic red, blue compounanglan g melnodmell Misses’ or green. Sizes S to XL. at each bank — CDT sian truck factory and |21.6 t interest is com pounded dally. million for an oil refinery in Screen Print Tops Iran, its biggest customer. YOUR CHOICE Regular Savings sqt Today no major domestic Pequot 5.99 90'D Savings I'Year Savings 44!iBar Savings Our Largest Largest Largest Largest Largest Larged company, without a govern Reg. Corduroy Sport Shirts competing compMing competit^ competing comprting cornicing No Iron 8.99 and comtneiciu iiavinffi 'cO T iS^ I LanjKtcompwing ment subsidy, can borrow com m etciS savings commercial savings 10.99 Fine cotton corduroy, tapered and with bank bank bank bank bank bank *^”banif*' savings bank money at less than the current Denim tails, 2 flap pockets. Assorted fall prime lending rate of 10 per colors, sizes S to XL. cent. Sheets Interest SM ILIN G m SERVICE 5% 5'/4% 6 % 5 'A % 6'/ :% 7% 7 U Smart cardigan styled tops of 100% polyester Rate 7% 9 % But a foreign firm wishing to that s machine washable. Gorgeous multi buy American goods, or a U.S. color prints! Long or short sleeves, ideal with Fleece Lined pants or skirts; S, M, L. I *1 *10 exporter ’wishing to finance a • Twin Fitted _ Twin Flat Reg. 3.49 Nylon Jacket *50 *100 *1000 *1000 *1000 *3000 Reg. 3.49...... 2 lor 5 .5 0 Min. foreign order, can get a 6 per Snap front, drawstring cent, long-term loan from the • Full Flat Deposit bottom, raglan sleeve. M?D Eximbank. Reg. 4.49...... 2 lor * 6 Navy, burgundy, red; Interest • Full Fitted _ _ _ $ Proportioned S-XL. “Call it a subsidy to help U.S. Reg. 4.49...... 2 tor 6 .5 0 YOUR CHOICE I exporters,” said John Petty, a • Pillowcases Doubleknit Earned’ *56.50 *50.90 *60.00 Reg. 2.79 Pkg. of 2...... 2 .5 0 partner in the international in Cuffed Acrylic Slacks vestment banking firm of Interest^ Lehman Brothers. New country look in blue or red denim with coordinated color Earned* *61.80 *56.50 hem and piping on flat sheets and cases. 8.99 *6aio Our Observers note that Exim Reg. I Interest bank loans can sometimes have DENIM ACCESSORIES 9.99 Cuffed Flare Earned* '72.50 '72.50 *76.30 '68.30 undesirable domestic side Dress Slack effects. In April the bank lent Blue or red denim with contrastisng Our Darted tor smooth fit, set-in waistband, flared 38.00 875 million to the Bank of Tokyo The smartest of new Interest ♦rim. Toss pillow, tufted chpir pad/ Reg. leg. Petite 8/16, average 10/18, tall 12/20. to finance raw cotton purchases plaids and new fash I, Earned*FREE .. round-a-bolster. 2.19 Machine washable. ions. Sizes 29 to 38 CHECKING! *19.44 NO NO *19.44 NO NO *19.44 NO NO NO NO NO NO from the United States. Tlie imported genuine loan comes qt a time when Sheer Knee Hi’s. .99° Ankle HI'S.. .79* Men’s Crew Socks.. i i : v ! short supplies of cotton in the buckskin pantceats domestic market have already TOTALS m 6 0 *m74 5 4 7 0 *75.94 *50.90 *60.00 *81.24 *56.50 '68.10 *72.50 '72.50 *7630 *68.30. contributed to higher prices for Winterweight Dacron Girls’ B oys’ cotton clothes. Knit Shirts Denim B ody Suit Warren Glick, Eximbank’s Our Reg. 2.99 Comforter K-' Save plenty, now, early in the FREE CTIECKINC in conjuncdun with a Savings plan... Noie: F.D.I.C. regulations permit withdrawals before maturity from senior vice president for finan and Matching available at CBT to any saver who maintains a minimum ol S300 term savings accounts*and certiHcate of deposit, provided, * Requin,4^2000 on deposit at 5Va% for each $1000 at 9% — Resulting Our Reg. 16.99 effeclive annual inleresi rale on each $1000 in Ihe $3000 package is6.83%. season . . . great proof that rich in his Combined Statement Savings Account. The $19.44 value was with respect to the amount withdrawn, the rate of interest is cing, said: ”At the time we Slack Set based on a typical person who writes an average of 14 checks per month. reduced to the regular 5% savings rale and three months' looks don’t have to be interest is forfeited. made the loan it was not clear expensive! Expertly tailored the cotton market was that Our Reg. 5.99 2.44 tight. We would take a much No-iron poly/cotton buckskin leathers in a multitude closer look if we considered the solid rib knit. Long sleeve, turtleneck. S of pantcoat styles and colors! loan today.” 1 3 ^° / Manycolors, 8fo 18. m Pink, grey, brown, gold, banana, Blue denim reverses to 4.94 Since 1969 the Eximbank, es red denim; warm Dacrons^^ Button front nylon body rust. . . Sizes 6-16, but, not all tablished in 1934, has enlarged fill. 72"x90" cut size. suits coordinated to Boys’ ^ colors in all sizes. nylon slacks. 4 to 6x its direct grant loans from $1.1 m Sweaters ] downtown and Parkade billion to $2.4 billion for fiscal 1973. ’The loans are approved by the bank’s board of directors, Red Label Dacron Denim Pillow which is appointed by the Presi Resilient Dacron® poly Girls’ dent and confirmed by the Our 4.99 ester fill in corded Knit Acrylic knit, pullovers Senate, and then matched by denim cover. Standard Reg. 3.49 in fancies and solids. private commitments from 21” x27" cut size. 2.77 Classmates Mock and full turtle U.S. commercial banks. Exim neck, sizes 8 to 18. bank guarantees the private Shirt loans. NEW FALL FASH ABRICS Boys’ 2.99 CPO Jackets Petty and Glick said the 6 per 1100% Cotton Flann cent rate is necessary for Great selection of prints Slack Our Reg. 7.99 “planning and consistency” and Machine washable, 36''^wide. Yd. to remain competitive in world SM ILIN G m SERVICE markets, where Germany, jPerma PipL 3.99 France and Japan finance 50% polyesibl Doubleknit dyed to match 6.88 exporters at 6 to 7Vi per cent. prints. Machifi colors, flared slack, crew Wool blend, pile lined Yd. neck striped shirt. Fall tones, 7 to 14. plaids, taper and tails. "If we charged the prime Natural Ideal for snappy Fall rate we would make the H Machine washal weather. S, M, L. ' i ' } for dresses, bloi American exporter grossly un Yd. competitive,” Glick said. Girls’ Boys’ 1 0 0 % P o l l, The Complete Ladies’ Accessory Reversible Cuffed A staff aide to the Senate Soft and silky >— Jeans Banking Committee said there linings, atb. 45'' Denim Story Ski was a “dubious need for the Our Reg. 5.99 bank” and low rates were Shoulder Bag...... 7.99 Jacket “simply a hidden subsidy to U.S. exporters.” Halter T o p ...... 3.99 Our Reg. 6.99 A recent study by the General Screen Print 4.88 Nb-iron poly/cotton Accounting Office, an in FIberglas Denim H a ts ...... 3.99 10 oz. denim jeans, 1 vestigatory arm of Congress, 5.88 4 pockets, banded -3 criticized the bank for not Jean B e lts ...... 2.99 waist. Regular/slims Take a long careful look at it before making “a concerted effort to Double and Soft shoulder bag and range jean belts Warmly lined washable nylon jacket 8 to 18, i maximize private financing.” Triple ; accented with rhinestones . . . daring reverses lor a new look. Cozy hood for blustery weather, zip front. I plunge halter. Denim is really the ragel ' Crew Socks...... 69c you decide where you're going to save. "Although Eximbank sees its Window % Choice ol colors, sizes 4 to 14. role as a lender of last resort, have you ever seen a because its interest rate has Draw This chart reflects the total value a savings customer I » Popular Ladies’ ‘ American American been lower and its repayment Drapes Made Made blazer so low priced?! would receive if he left $1,000 on deposit for a terms longer than comparable 100% Cotton Flannel period of one year . . . including the amount (if commercial fina’nclng, borrowers tend to seek Exim Border print design screen 2 Piece any)** he would tend to save on personal.checking bank financing as a first on no-iron, shrinkproof resort,” the GAO said. ^ Footed Pick one or two now, because costs over the same period. Tnese figures are fiberglass. Choose gold, you’ll .probably never see them Pajamas based on the actual savings interest being paid ■‘Prestige, patented Ladies’ Hand Stitched Loafer priced so low again! Easy-wearjng materials and a preference for Men’s Saddle Oxford by CBT and other banks as of August 1, 1973. U.S. products by borrowers cotton curduroy to wear with suggest that purchases would Similar charts are available at any office of The Double everything! Newest shades of camel, have been made from the Triple 4.99 Our Reg. ^ United States without Exim ■■M Our Reg.' Our Reg. 1 4 3 3 Warm and ouddlyl Pretty 5.99 9.99 rust, navy or hunter. Sizes^-13. Connecticut Bank and Trust Company. Come in 12.99 19.99 prints; plastic soled feet. Soft polyurethane — stay bright, wipe bank financing,” the GAO con Leather like soft uppers, cushioned loam y o u r Sizes S. M, L. clean uppers. Hand stitched vamp: sizes sportswear, downtown and Parkade and ask about bank's bottom line. cluded, summarizing a study of 5 to 10. sole and new higher heel. 7 to 11. ■/!:“ loans to Japan. Downtown open Mon.-8at., 9:30-6:30 Thurs. Eve 'til 9 0 0 _ THE COIUNECTICUT BANK ».oo parka
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h'AGb 81A — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Thurs., Sept. 27, 1973 iilmirlirstpr - pa g e_sev en Founded Oct. i, 1881 Capital Published by Manchester Publishing Subscribers who fail to receive their Co., Herald Square, Manchester, Conn. newspaper by carrier daily before 5:30 Fare Andrew Tully | P “ |THING o ld 06040, telephone 643-2711 (AC 203). p.m. should telephone the circulation Published every evening except Sun departm ent, 647-9946. ^Ethnics^ Now? ^'^ETHING NEW! days and holidays. Entered at the Member Audit Bureau of Circqjation Manchester, Conn., Post Office as Se Member of The Associated Press WASHINGTON - Wouldn’t right. But the difference was cond Class Mail Matter. you know they’d be "ethnics” they stayed Micks and Wops Burl L. Lyons, Publisher now? In the days of a New and Polacks. They were too The Manchester Publishing Co. England boyhood, they were dignified to pose as people with *«Irt UJIU assumes no financial responsibility for Micks and Wops and Polacks Mayflower passengers in their ««cord. * typographical errors appearing in adver and proud of it as long as the closets. Subscription Rates tisements and other reading matter in Joker doing the calling was one Charlie Cozzens until his Payable in Advance The Manchester Evening Herald. of their own and not some snoo death hung around the Newman Campinn One M onth...... $3.25 Display advertising closing hours, ty golf player looking for a cut Hotel bar with his old Irish Single Copy...... 154 three full days prior to publication, lip. cronies, Billy Cahill and Irving and mm. £?•""#- By Carrier, W eekly...... 754 Deadline for Herald want ads, 12 noon I don’t know what’s happened Wilson and Billy Earls and Jack our old 1^7:. Delehanty. It was true that One Y e a r...... $39.00 prior to day of publication; 12 noon to the real Irish, Italians and « cornea Poles. Thirty years ago they put O’Shaughnessy sent his son to Six M onths...... $19.5(L Friday for publication Saturday and on a suit only to go to mass on Brown instead of Holy Cross Pficea. Wov2 iS'^*** '«»* Three M onths...... $9.75 Monday. Sunday and they ate supper in and joined the country club but the kitchen at S;30 and drank he belonged because he gave rye with beer chasers all night, permanent credit to anybody The Human Element and now they dress every day who needed it, which was just like they’re going to a funeral, about everybody, and always No pedestrian, motorcyclist, One need only drlye a short distance eat dinner at 8 and sip vodka helped run the St. Pat parties. bicyclist or motorbiker gan compete in Connecticut anymore and see first martinis with their women Likewise, the Koprowskis with an automobile in a collision on hand that placing the fault is not going folks from — for God’s sake — were always to be found at glasses with stems. Pllsudski Hall with the Connecticut streets and highways. to stop this carnage but, sad to say, in They couldn’t get into the Kosakowskis and the Slotas and One need only to review the traffic crease it, for too many of us on the country club without a pass their wives and girl friends who were plump and womanlike but death and injury lists to verify that saying they’d been hired to highway place our “right of way” weed the greens or wash the not to be mistaken for sticks of statem ent. ahead of life and limb. 5. dishes, but now they worry wood. Fileno DiGregorio built a No immediate changes can be ac We, and we mean everyone who about their pptting and improve big house he said was just like. their lie when nobody’s looking Shirley Temple’s, so they called complished in engineering or design walks, cycles, or motors on the street and go to the club dances every him Shirley Temple for years, of streets and roads to make our or highway, need to use caution and Saturday night and maybe but there wouldn’t have been a Sons of Italy or an Italian- thoroughfares accident-proof for any common sense. Nauset Marsh, Cape Cod. (Photo by Sylvian Ofiara) smooch with some other guy’s wife. American Sporting Club mode of transportation. without his dough and Fileno We can discuss, plan and some time It is not. the streets, the roads, the It’s the same all over the himself playing bocce of a Sun country, until you have to go weather, the vehicles, but the users of day afternoon. in the future, develop traffic lanes, deep in the decaying Likewise, guys with names patterns, systems, or what have you the vehicles who cause or can prevent Max Lerner neighborhoods of the big cities like Tito Federico and Onorato and the mill towns to hear some to improve traffic control and reduce accidents. Micheli could afford to spend honest broken English and see a their weekends in Boston or on We are the killers and maimers, we traffic congestion. factory worker in a tee shirt the Cape, but they kept to their We can enforce more sternly are error-makers, we are the wrong- Comments picking his teeth on the stoop own, drinking homemade wine and find an Irishman who’s still and ingesting a couple of COLUMBIA ME^*S 2 7 ” 10-SPEED RACER existing traffic laws. guessers, we are the guilty ones. handy with his dukes. If pounds of spaghetti at a sitting. With sure-grip dual caliper, center-pull We can restrict certain highways We are the ones who can reverse the somebody tells an “ethnic” But today, across the land, hand brakes: stem-mounted shift levers: STAIGER 2 7 ” MEN'S 10-SPEED RACER traffic toll by reviewing our own Battle Of The Sexes joke, they don’t knock him the kids of these distinguished gum wall tires and front, side and rear and streets to certain types of down but call their lawyer or Designed for su^rior balance, driving habits and changing those bad first- and second-generation reflectors. A sure winnerl vehicles at certain times of the day or the American Civil Liberties Americans, who brought the stability and speed; with frame certain days of the week. ones we«ll have. ■ Union and pretty soon country character, go to Exeter charge$72 It IIH IH iH mounted shift levers, dual caliper NEW YORK, N.Y. - It was together. A village or small everybody’s standing before the and Groton and Princeton. They hand brakes and gum wall tires. Yes, there, are many things which Eric Hoffer, the longshoreman I SAVE 17,99 our reg. 89.99 It won’t be as easy as cussing out town used to be a community. Watergate show, exactly Supreme Court. eat at the best restaurants in I Metallic blue-glow finish. charge philosopher of San Francisco, can be done to make driving by the other guy but we know of no life So was a neighborhood. But because it was political, divided To look at them, you’d never town, sometimes in black ties, who caught the American spirit with supermarkets, as wrell as united. There were know their fathers slept in their and excuse themselves for not SAVE 15.99 our reg. 94.99 whatever vehicle you choose or that was saved because of someone’s on the wing and pointed ofit that superhighways, mobile jobs, miliions who resisted and underclothes and bathed only on taking on a load of pasta or a every successful idea in walking safer, but the biggest in vulgar vocabulary. fast cars, transient homes aiid resented the hearings, even Saturday night but were tough nice stuffed cabbage because America ends up as a corpora ■'--t gredient of all is one that neither the wandering'young, we have while they were attracted to and honest and loyal people who it’s fattening. ’They’re in the Common sense, courtesy and above tion, a foundation or a racket. lost a good deal of it. them. The Billie-Bobby show always coughed up a couple of corporate law firms and selling laws, enforcement of laws, the latest all more willingness to yield the right One can judge the success of It wasn’t just the circus and was not political, yet what bucks when a widow couldn’t bonds and sitting in big IBM of the Women’s Lib idea from the safety engineering or other safety ac of way to others, as well as the clock public-relations stuff that had made it far more than a sports afford a wake. They look just fices working on nervous fact that it led to the publicity- America—and much of the rest event was the idea that it like everybody else, with their tions, can accomplish. That in we all seem to want to race, could saturated encounter of Bobby breakdowns and the limit is of the world — clustered around represented some kind of battle morning showers and their now two kids instead of the gredient is our own common sense. save many of us from death and in Riggs and‘Billie Jean King at the TV screens while a bespec of the sexes, and the stakes Chesterfield topcoats and their the Houston Astrodome which seven or eight that used to Recently, we have seen on this page jury. tacled young woman and a were not the $100,000 check nor neutral air that wouldn’t rock a was a publicity racket if there m ^ e a household a family. somewhat absurd middle-age the pmmercial spinoffs in the 4-year-old’s toy sailboat. TOere is something missing in several letters trying to place the It may be corny but the unsafest ever was one. For without the man each tried to get a tennis millions, but what the image Oh, there were some rich Women’s Lib symbol to fuel the the national life, all right, and it blame for the rising motorcycle acci thing on the highways today is “that ball where the other couldn’t and self-image of women will ones in the old days. ’There was is the way the Micks and the flame of popular obsession with return it. The ballyhoo helped, be. a sport named Charlie Cbzzens dent death rate on “reckless” cyclists nut behind the steering wheel” and the encounter, it would have Wops and the Polacks used to and the media again played A lot of this was synthetic, who was said to make $50,000 a be when they weren’t afraid of and/or motorists. “that nut” could be anyone of us. been only a contest between a their role as accelerator and yes, but there was a core that year at the optical company, woman at the noonday height of being Micks and Wops and multiplier of excitement. was real enough. I should have and John O’Shaughnessy who Polacks. 'They gave t h e her tennis powers and a man in Just as much, it was the identified with Bobby Riggs, as ran the big department store, the twilight of his. Republic distinction and diver BOYS* OR GIRLS* 20** SUPER HI-RISER hunger of something in com he dragged his panting, middle- and Fileno DiGregorio who sity and flavor and now they CHIORDA MEN'S 10-SPEED RACER Instead it was one of those mon. It had to be something suf age carcass across the court. It owned his own lens factory, and Real streamlined speed demons in wild A Good Idea happenings that the historical may as well all change their red, white and blue tri-colors! Safety ficiently charged with emotion was Hemingway’s Old Man, some of the Koprowskis did all names to Smith. The champion Campagnolo ’The Burlington, Vt. police depart The side effect of the clinic has been ressircher, decades from now, to animate us into crossing the battling the indestructible ele coaster brakes, comfort saddle and derailleur has sure center-pull ment has come up with an idea that will dig up again as a peg on dividing lines between people ment of the sea. wide 20" blackwall tires; check it out! har\p brakes, slim gum wall improved bicycle safety, elimination which to hang his narrative of i and reaching out to strangers as Yet instead I found myself minimum 18 per store. tires, chrome-plated chain might be explored by Manchester $39 of bikes from the streets which were America in the 1970s. The sport well as friends. The Women’s rooting for Billie Jean King, Today In Historf guard and reflector pedals. charge I and feature writers have caught area police and fire departments or not in good road condition, and a new Lib theme furnished that because every stroke of her SAVE 3.99 our reg. 42.99 the zanier circus aspects of the civic groups. animating force. When 1 looked racket was a blow, for women’s By The Associated Press SAVE 20.99 our reg. 69.99 relationship between police and affair as well as the technical at the Astrodome crowd on the identity, and until they have On this date in 1964, the Today is Thursday, Sept 27, Warren Commission issued its The Burlington police have found a youngsters in the commuiuty. skills of the match itself. I screen, and around me at the achieved a more confident ease the 270th day of 1973. ’There are report which concluded that way of gaining friendship and un come in late on this, with little huddled roomful of people in living with themselves, there The Burlington police plan to con tennis knowledge. Hence I add will be no ease in the way we 95 days left in the year. Lee Harvey Oswald had acted derstanding of children by starting a watching the screen, I smelled duct the clinics with free parts and only a footnote on what it shows the sweet smell of community. live with women or they with Today’s highlight in history: alone in assassinating Presi dent John F. Kennedy. bicycle workshop. about community in America, The Watergate hearings, of us. service each Saturday until the snow and the kind of global village we course, tied people together in a Hence I felt a stir of victory Today's Thought On this date — falls and resume them again in the have become. community of fascination, and in myself, when I should have In 1540, the Vatican con Using an empty store, policemen spring, ^ We keep lamenting the loss of with a far greater depth of been keening over the humilia It is an inescapable law of firmed the Roman Catholic if* community, not only in meaning. For a few weeks they tion of the b^raggled, clowning human behavior that to be loved were deluged with about 60 kids Perhaps between Manchester Jesuit Order. America but in the world as a champion of middle-age orte must love. Nothing makes needing help fixing their bikes or just wiped out the isolation of in In 1779, John Adams was ap merchants who sell bicycles and whole, and the fact of loss is dividual atoms which is the masculinity. A tennis contest, one so unlovable as to be un pointed to negotiate a some advice on repairs. true enough. What we seek in blight of our time. We can’t charged with electric energy loving. ’The only exception is parts, the police or fire departments community is the sense — in our that God loves us even when we Revolutionary War peace treaty' The town backed up the project with begin to compare the two shows from one of the great with Britain. or civic groups, such a program could everyday life — of common in movements of our time, had are unlovable (Rom. 5:8). Only on the level of what we used to In 1854, the first great dis funds and passed an ordinance be instituted here. terests, concerns, stakes, a call “social significance” taken us all out of ourselves for thus do we even know how to aster to an Atlantic liner oc common grammar and during the New deal days. Or a brief moment, and linked us love (1 J ( ^ 4:19). !P' allowing unclaimed bikes to be used We think it is a project well worth curred when the steamship vocabulary of the things that can we? withpthers. Which is what com In the same vein is this for spare parts. Atlantic sank with 300 persons looking into. people think about and do The thing to note is that the munity means. Biblical aphorism: “ He who would have friends must show aboard. HUFFY DELUXE 3-SPEED BOYS* HI - RISER. w a m i COLUMBIA 2 6 ” BOYS' 3-SPEED RACER himself friendly” (Prov. 18:24). In 1904, a woman was “Blue Beard" features 20” wheels, Children respond to genuine . arrested for smoking a sure coaster brake and safe, full- alwiner with H ttM ub; A durable lightweight featuring love with love — and so do cigarette on New York’s Fifth length chain guard. Deep-tread ik« derallleiir! Toii^ ' Sturmey Archer 53C coaster 3-speed adults. We speak not here of Avenue. ^h«t
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PA^E TEN - MANCHESTER gVENING HERALd, Manchester, Conn., Thurs., Sept. 27, 1973 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs., Sept. 27, 1973- PAGE ELEVEN Mrs. ThibeauU Takes Rockville Manchester Hospital Notes Best food Buys Listed * Discharged Wednesday: Bet St., Hebron; Kathleen D. 45 Egypt Rd., Ellington; Kevin Best fruit buys include table Business Bodies Hospital ty Lou Liner, East P'rtford; Squires, East Windsor. C. Morrissey, East Hartford. HARTFORD (AP) - Beef Hartford College Post steaks, chickens and parts and grapes and cantaloupes. Clara Robinson, 396 Burnham The division said reasonable OFFERS SKKVILK Notes Also, Adele Davids, 62 Cam lamb are top weekend food member of the Manchester A former Manchester Com St.; Emma Markham, Also, Alison E. Rampellini, prices will be found on Bose and Collateral Controls Corp. of VICE PRESIDENT CITED IN MAGAZINE bridge St.; Lorraine D. Nelson, buys, the state Agriculture Board of Realtors. munity College English instruc- Willimantic; Joyce A. Tonkin, South Rd., Bolton; James M. Bartlett pears, honeydew Manchester is the first firm in Wallace J. Irish Jr. of 87 Main Chick Miller, owner of the Basketshop Rd., Hebron; Department's marketing divi She is married to Harry C. tor, Mrs. Mary Louise Admitted Wednesday: Diane 52 Hartland Dr., TalcottviUe; Bates, Windsor Locks; Jbhn T. the country to offer commer St., has been appointed vice Nimbus waterbed shop on Rt. Lathrop 0. West, Stafford sion reported Wednesday. melons and plums. Mlllette, a lieutenant in Pratt St Thibeault, has been appointed Damlis, Mile Hill Rd., Tolland; Philip T. Meek, 183 Croft Dr.; Spillman, East Hartford; Da Best fish buys Include Boston cial banks and finance com-. president of the Independent In 30, Vernon, was cited In a trade Springs; Sandra M. Levine, Boiled ham, ground beef and Whitney Aircraft’s fire depart Gene Lagasse, Elm St., Patricia A. Durkin, Storrs; mian P. McLoughlin, Plain- Bluefish, whole mackerel and panics of any size, the oppor surance Center Inc., 315 E. publication last month as being assistant to the president, Amston; John A. Barker, 163 ground chuck, potatoes, carrots ment. They have five children. Rockville; Mary Smapierl, Frances Ruzzo, 224 Charter field; Patricia A. Menard, 18 fillets of cod, haddock, sole and tunity to provide their Center St. The appointment was on the ground floor of the director of the counseling Woodland St.; Ann M. Cohum, and onions also will be Mrs. Mlllette will specialize Ridgewood Dr., Vernon; Ruby Oak St.; Karl R. Kickse, Wall Norman St. customers with total accounts made by the firm’s board of waterbed's development. center, and lecturer in English salepriced at some outlets. scrod. in residential real estate 0 . 9 . T ) . A at Hartford College for Women, Schindler, Windemere Ave., receivable/lnventory financing sales. directors. Miller was featured in “In cor Hartford. Mrs. Thibeault com Rockville; 'Theodore Schleitlan, ♦ on a revolving daily basis, the dustry Magazine,” a national es to Hartford from her position Somers; Michael Simoneau. corporation says. waterbed retailers’ guide, as an as dean of students and Broad Brook. Significant operational costs ESTATE PLANNER engineer who helped design the ^WBEEF associate professor of English Discharged Wednesday: THURS. of account policing and the Gary K. Mortensen of 922 prototype "for what became at Klngsboro College, a branch Irene Artruc, Stafford Springs; necessity of detailed daily Boston Tpke., Bolton, has the nation’s first waterbed of City University, New York. Hope Berry, Pleasant St., FRI. operational involvements, such joined the Connecticut General heater” approved by In October, she will receive Rockville; Darrel Bolton, South SAT. a service has, in the past, only Life Insurance Co. as a general Underwriter’s Laboratory an interdisciplinary PhD Rd., Rockville; Jeanette Cer- f 3-DAY SALE existed in large institutions, ac agent. He is specializing is es (UL). degree in English, counseling, sosimo. Broad Brook; Carole cording to Kenneth P. Easton tate planning. r Miller worked on the project and higher education ad Coveley and son, Stafford Jr., corporation president. while he was employed by ministration from Union Springs; Patricia Easton says his firm has Safeway Products, Inc., of Graduate School at Antioch Cowperthwaite, Kozley Rd., enjoyed “immediate accep Middletown. College, Yellow Springs, Ohio. Tolland; Carol Goodwin and tance" and the company has He has also designed a new She was dean at William son, Middle Rd., Ellington; Kay , d had inquiries from financial in “crossbuckled” frame con Smith-Hobart, Geneva, N.Y. Luginbuhl, Elizabeth St., stitutions as- far west as struction for the new Nimbus Before joining the faculty at Mary L. Thibeault RockviUe; Patricia Marquis, Chicago. waterbed. The new frame, he William Smith, she taught Harriet Dr., Vernon; Warren Accounts serviced already says, is “more attractive, English at Manchester High master’s degree from Trinity Webster, Mark Circle, extend throughout New safer, and stronger" than pre School and later received her College, Hartford. Rockville. Popular England and New York. sent constructions. He Is applying for a patent on the new Whirlpool design. Bolton General Electric Panasonic Cassette^ FM/AM Digital SAVINGS PLAN ) 5-Cycle Automatic Stereo s Tape Recorder Clock Radio The Vernon National Bank is Wallace J. Irish Jr. Please DonH introducing a 90-day passbook Automatic Our account — which earns 5>/i per Turn Off Licitra Testimonial Our Irish, a native of Manchester, Reg. cent interest from day of NAMED MANAGER Reg. attended local schools and Cen John York has been named Rudolph Dryer 44.88 24.88 deposit to day of withdrawal—' Scheduled Oct. 26 38^6 3995 is. 1088 starting Oct. 1. tral Connecticut State College. engineering manager of BRIDGEPORT (AP) - Drop dow/n 3 speed Built-in condenser mike, Radio or buzzer alarm, 60 Bank President James Troy He was employed by Aetna Life Colonial Fiber Co.’s operations Chamber of Commerce of DONNA HOLLAND Week, the first week in Oc changer plays all size easy keyboard control. minute sleep switch. Illu said a $100 minim um is & Casualty and the Aetna In at Covington, Tenn. ficials say Christmas Correspondent tober. records. 6” oval speaker; Auto stop at end of tape. minated digits. Solid required to open the account, surance Co. before joining the Colonial Fiber Co, a major decorations will be turned off 646-0375 Juniors will meet at the part Our easily carried. state. By Midland which earns the higher interest Independent Insurance Center QModfC earlier this year because of the supplier of specialty fiberboard Joseph Licitra, former Bolton at 11 a m. and will be finished Reg. I rate if left untouched for 90 Gary K, Morlensen in March 1972. /.0 A /A )A / energy shortage. selectman, will be honored at a at 1:30 p.m. They should bring 184.95 days. to footwear, luggage, and The downtown lights will go testimonial dinner Friday, Oct. their own lunch and a towel. *139 Mortensen, 22, received his Irish is a member of automotive industries, is an af Cool down care for permanent off at 11 p.m., instead of bur Drinks will be provided by the^ Popular 100% Solid State BS degree in business (with a Manchester’s Republican Town filiate of Lydall, Inc., of 26, at St. Maurice Parish press. Three drying temperature 1SI20/L ' ning all night, said spokesman junior women. JOINS BELFIORE ' minor in insurance) from the Committee, and Unico of Manchester. Q l>/kiA Center, Bolton. selections and knit cycle. Extra 12” Diagonal Portable TV Robert Ledoux. Licitra served as selectman United Methodist Women Mrs, Beatrice C. Mlllette of University of Connecticut last Manchester. He served as , -DELI r. large lint screen. York, a graduate of the The Hartford Chamber of for three terms and was a United Methodist Women will 52 Hollister St. has joined the May. president of the Exchange Club Q,Hoa<. ACJC \• i SBRIM^voWUc. University of Maine, joined the Commerce announced similar member of the Board of Tax hold a rummage and tag sale William E. Belfiore Agency His office is in the Vernon of Manchester. He is also an of No more tube burnouts! firm in 1962. During the years plans, using smaller bulbs to Review for four years. In addi Oct. 5 and 6 at the church. Inc., a local real estate firm Professional Building, Rt. 30, ficer in the Eighth District Fire "to to S U A 4 Removable sunscreen he has served in various decorate 100 downtown utility tion he has been on the Friday evening will feature with offices at 431-433 Main St. Vernon. Department, and is an active UkiCA
^ ^ g g g l ^ g g j V ^ l N G j j g R / ^ C ^ , , Thurs., Sept. 27, 1973 - PAGE THIRTEEN PAGE TWELVE - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Thurs., Sept. 27, 1973 An AP News Analysis
n . 128 EMt MItMa Tpka. Oppoalta tL larthekmiaw'a DOUBLE Soviet Punishment Skylab Research May Have Cliurcli on tha Braan SftH GREEN OPBI MON. ft TUES. STAMPS For Dissent Varies 8 U L TO 9 P.M. Huge Knowledge Payoff WED. THRU SAT. SAT. HITE EDITOR’^ NOTE - Punish limited to persistent official likely a lunatic. Nikita S. a jo in t statement, then 8 AJL TO 10 P.M. ment for dissension in the Khrushchev had contended that expressed grave roncern about harassment. By HOWARD BENEDICT pollution-free energy, a catalog day mission, NASA Ad for locating hidden oil and Soviet Union varies from the the major source of such dis such use of psychiatry. 7 to 10 P.M. There are many ways open to AP Aeroapace Writer of the world’s resources and mineral reserves; assessing mild — such as exile — to harsh agreement was psychotic. ministrator James B. Fletcher the regime for dealing with in Natalya Gorbanevskaya, a new metals and materials. agricultural potential, arable * * * • "7/1* F/ntaf M tal Sold Anywhon" imprisonment. Tii between is "It cannot be supposed that young poet active In the human SPACE CENTER, Houston summed up the importance of convenient intellectuals in a The payoff will be'slow in Skylab this way; land and diseased and healthy commitment to an fnsane land where history of repres the rules of community life will rights cause, protested the in (AP) - The research conducted Breast Quarters coming, however. "Skylab marks the transition crops; estimating timber I^JIuarters asylum. An AP specialist in sion seems constantly to repeat be safe from violations from vasion of Czechoslovakia. by the Skylab 2 astronauts may Years may be required to of the space program from a volume; mapping snow cover Backs W ith W in gs Soviet affairs tells how dis itself. mentally deranged persons,” Arrested in 1970 she was provide a tremendous payoff in and assessing water runoff; WAYBEST evaluate completely the data period dominated by explora sidents are dealt with in this ar Milder punishments include noted Khrushchev in 19M, a declared mentally unstable and expanding man’s knowledge of obtained from the Skylab 1 and tion to a period dom inate by charting air and water pollution ticle. exile abroad; exile inside the year before those who ousted committed to an indeterminate himself, his earth and his sun. 2 crews and that still to come exploitation of the space around and their sources; forecasting U.S.S.R., restrictions on means him called him "hare-brained.” sentence in an insane asylum. * No one can predict the from Skylab 3. After the Skylab us as a global resource. weather and determining By WILLIAM L. RYAN of livelihood, harassment, More than a scor« of —Dr. Leonid Plyushch, 33, benefita. But the thousands of 2 astronauts returned to earth "Space is a place, a very un fishing grounds. AP Special Correspondent spying on and threatening a dis "special” Soviet hospitals are mathematician, and Prof. Yuri photos and miles of tape could Tuesday after their record 59Mi- ique place and a new iihportant The astronauts bad an A few towering figures still senter and his family. associated with police use of Shikhanovic, mathematician, lead to an endless source of resource that can be used for exciting time viewing the sun CHKKENS man the battered ramparts of But usually, the punishments psychiatry. both members of the Action the* benefit of people through the sophisticated human rights in the Soviet are harsh; confinement in Solzhenitsyn in 1970 Group for the Defense of everywhere on earth ...” telescopes because the sun was Union, defying the most prison or hard-labor camps denounced what he called the Human Rights, were arrested Skylab 2 brought home 77,600 very active for a period in sustained Kremlin offehsive plus, often, forced treatment in “obliging, perjured psy recently and subjected to which it was supposed to have against dissent since the Stalin prison mental hospitals. chiatrists,” adding that "deten forced psychiatric treatment. pictures of the sun snapped through six solar telescopes and been quiet. More than 100 flare MAINE LOBSTEBS »la«ib: era. EXILE; tion of free-thinking people in Plyushch had circulated a peti professional more than 12,000 pictures and 18 eruptions were recorded, In Andrei D. Sakharov, the The czars frequently got rid insane asylums is spiritual tion saying "only madmen” cluding several large ones. Cantor Cut noted nuclear physicist; of dissidents by letting them out murder, a variant of the gas dared fight violations of rights miles of computer tape IMPORTEO Sw oet U fa REMODELING CONSULTANTS gathered during earth “We’ve never had data of this Alexander I. Solzhenitsyn, the of Russia and not letting them chamber and even more cruel.” in the Soviet Union. He was not INC. superb quality,” said Dr. Neil Nobel Prize author, and a few return. Lenin, too, u s ^ this Bertram D. Wolfe of Stanford permitted to attend his trial FUNTSTONE resources surveys. BOnOM ROUND Add to that 30,000 sun photos R. Sheeley of the Naval other eminent intellectuals device for ridding himself of University, historian and where he drew an indeter VITAMINS Research Laboratory. "Now associated with them risk the "trouble makers.” expert on Soviet affairs, wrote minate insane asylum sentence. and 3,000 earth photos collected ROAST BACON we’ve got the possibility of WITH n O N Modernize y^h by the Skylab 1 crew, and scien same sort of terrifying punish The current regime would last year that psychiatric treat — LABOR CAMPS, answering questions that we’ve ment meted out to many others ment of dissidents involves tists declared it a bonanza. probably like to handle PRISONS; T h * $ 2 0 9 the professionals only had clues to for years.” who dare criticize the system. drug-induced high fever and Perhaps, more important, the Sakharov, Solzhenitsyn and The "strict regime” labor peck o f 60. But perhaps because of their some others that way: let them torture by such methods as bin camp is the favored punishment • Aluminum Siding astronauts came back in ap Experts also hope the data 39 prc^nence, the regime opted out and then lift their ding the subject in wet cloths for dissenters. “Strict” sets the PHONE • Free Estimates parent good health, proving will help unlock the secret of for^ege rather than the trial citizenship. that contract while drying, political prisoners apart from 640-1460 • Fully Insured that man can adapt to the controlled thermonuclear fu and imprisonment tactics used "You may notice,” Solzhenit causing immense pain. ordinary criminals. They are weightless environment of sion, which is the source of the lb. against so many others since syn told interviewers recently, From a long roll of "psy required to dp unskilled labor space. sun’s energy. This would aid in 1/2 lb. 485 E. Middle Tpke. Manchester The photos and sensor data Lronid I. Brezhnev came to "that in those cases when it is chiatric” prisoners, a few and are heavily punished for in fMtlthBlkBMtAA the search for an unlimited and power as head of the Com impossible to get rid of a person case histories: fractions. Diet is bare sub Member Manchester Chamber of Commerce will be studied to determine if a pollution-free power source on munist party in 1964. For a with behind-the scene methods —Vladimir Bukovsky, 31, sistence, with heavy reliance on SINEAID space science can be developed earth. time, then, the battle may be used on the nonprominent, they writer. He criticized persecu bread and potatoes. PACK OF 60 Our Own Hot or Swnnt find it least painful to fling him tion of writers. 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PAGE FOURTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs., Sept. 27, 1973 ^N C jjESTER ^V EN ^ll^ HERALD Conn., 'Thurs., Sept. 27, 1973— PAGE FIFTEEN ‘Tony’ Boyle’s Town Man Held Conclition Columbia Obituary Critical GOP Delays Vote WASHINGTON (AP) - Joseph J. Moriarty On Drug Charges Deposed union leader W. A. On School Plan Rev. Kokon Joseph Jeffrey Moriarty, 77, "Tony” Boyle remained in Transferred of 41 Strong St., died critical condition today after A 19-year-old Manchester Wednesday at his home. He was developing a “rapid, irregular The executive committee of stressed, in response to VIRGINIA CARLSON man is being held in Jail on VERNON I the husband of Mrs. Evelyn heartbeat,” according to the Republican Town Com questions about school popula Correapondenl several drug charges relating to Benjamin R. Gagne, 17, of 33 Waldorf Moriarty. spokesmen at George mittee took no stand tion decline, that none of the Tel. 228-9224 Montauk Dr., Vernon, was ' Mr. Moriarty was born in alleged marijuana sales, Washington University Wednesday night on the town work contemplated was based The Rev. Johp Kozon, pastor FAIRWAY charged Wednesday with CATALOG giOWROOMS Manchester and had iived here Manchester Police reported Hospital. proposal for an addition to on the assumption that more of St. Columba’s Church, has today. operating unregistered motor students would be served. They I ali his life. He had been Boyle, 71, former president of tiling Junior High School and been transferred to St. Mary of vehicle and operating motorcy employed at Pratt and Whitney The man, James H. Blain of the United Mine Workers alterations to the Bennet. Junior said the project was designed Czestochowa Church, cle without learner’s permit, Division of United Aircraft 43 Clyde Rd., was taken into Union, was hospitalized Mon High School coinplex. primarly to relieve existing Middletown, it was announced custody Tuesday night on Vernon Police reported. He was I Corp., East Hartford, before he day night and doctors later said 'The group decided to bring overcrowding at the secondary by Bishop Vincent Hines of stopped on Bolton Rd. Court ' retired in 1961. charges of illegal sale and he had apparently attempted the matter up again at a mid- level. Norwich. date is Oct. 16. In 1945 and 1967, he received a possession of cannabis-type suicide by taking barbiturates. October meeting of the GOP Fr. Kozon has served as Democratic political appoint substance. Manchester Police His condition had improved Town Committee after its Both insisted that population pastor here since September said those charges stem from Cars operated by John Pan- ment to handle the electronic slightly Wednesday and he was members have had more time projections are always inexact. 1971. Succeeding him will be an alleged sale of two pounds of ciera, 40, of Somers, and David controls in the state senate. taken off a respirator and to study the issues. They said that under present 'nie Rev. Edward Davis of St. suspected marijuana to an un M. Katz, 22, of Newington, were He served as sexton at St. kidney machine. A hospital The executive committee projections the overcrowding Edward’s Church, Stafford in collision Wednesday at Rt. 30 Chairman Bridget Church from 1930 to dercover agent, of the Capitol spokesman said he was took up the question after the would be relieved if no building Springs. Region Crime Squad. Police es and the entrance to Lafayette 1955 and was a member of the "stuporous” but did respond full committee, with about 60 took place, but that it would not Fr. Kozon, a native of Wyano, timated that two pounds of Plaza, police said. William M. Kenyon, branch Holy Name Society of the somewhat to loud noises. attending, heard arguments in happen for 15 years. Pa., was ordained in 1949 at St. marijuana is worth about $640 No injuries were reported. manager of the North church. He was a third-degree Boyle is facing murder favor of the $5.6 million dollar Joseph’s Cathedral, Hartford. “on the street." Panciera’s car was towed. Pan- Manchester office of the Rart- member of the KofC. charges in the 1969 slayings of plan. The speakers were Phillip Several in the audience asked He served as assistant pastor After Blain’s a rre st by ciera was charged with failure ford National Bank and ’I^ s t He was an Army veteran of union insurgent Joseph A. Susag, a member of the Board why the Illing and Bennet at St. Andrew’s Church, Manchester Police, East Hart to grant right of way; court Co., has been appointed cl)air- World War I, serving with the Yablonski and Yablonski’s wife of Education; James Kennedy, projects are joined on the Colchester; Our Lady of ford Police — armed with a date is Oct. 16. man of the U nit^ Fund drive in Yankee Division, Company G, and daughter. superintendent of schools, voting machines in the Nov. 6 Perpetual Help Church, New Hartford County Superior Court Manchester, for the United Infantry Division 102. He was a He had been scheduled for a Charles Crocini, co-chairman of election instead of being London and St. Joseph’s bench warrant — charged him Appeal of Greater Hartford. past commander of the VFW Togetherness hearing in the case Tuesday, a citizens’ advisory committee presented separately. Church, Rockville, where he with four cpunts each of sale The drive begins this weeketld. Post and a member of the but that was later postponed. In which studied the proposal and was also the administrator. and possession of cannabis-type American Legion. (Cunlinued from Page 1) addition to the murder charge, made recommendations. Several of those involved in St. Mary’s grammar school substance. The arre st by Kenyon is a graduate of He is also survived by a son. he is also charged with con While none of the town com planning the project repll^ to will also Iw in his new parish. warrant occurred Wednesday. at Fort McClellan, Ala. Nichols College of Business Ad Dr. Joseph A. Moriarty of spiracy in the case. mittee members opposed the the effect that it involved a Fr. Davis was ordained in Blain is being held at the Both are graduates of Hobart ministration. He is a member Pittsfield, Mass.; two brothers, plan, several expressed reser single problem — crowding at Boston in 1949. His parish work Connecticut Correctional and William Smith College in of the Greater Manchester James Moriarty of Manchester vations about the way officials the secondary level — included churches In Center at Hartford in lieu of Geneva, N.Y. Jill holds a BA Chamber of Commerce, and a and Leo Moriarty of Glaston Probe Planned have sought in the past to con separated into two locations. Massachusetts and Rhode bonds totaling $12,500. Bond on degree in sociology and in member of the Connecticut bury; and seven grandchildren. Of Lottery vince voters that it should ap Island. He also taught in the Manchester charges was set English, and Allan holds a BA Army National Guard. proved. The funeral is Friday at 8:30 degree in economics. Catholic high schools in Petroit a.m. from the Leclerc Funeral at $2,500, .and-iwnd on charges Numbers Abuses Bud Michalak said that for 30 The young couple, married before coming to Connecticut in Home, 23 Main St., with a Mass lodged via the tjench warrant HARTFORD (AP) - State There are 13 services in years the Board of Education was set at $10,000?' only three months, will be Manchester which directly 1966. He first served as an at St. Bridget Church at 9. lottery officials said has “legally blackmailed” assistant pastor at St. Edward’s stationed together at Ft. Wednesday they would in benefit from ’The United Way, taxpayers by saying that if it is Burial will be in St. Bridget Eustas, Va. RUMMAGE Church in Stafford Springs and Cemetery. vestigate reports of illegal use which has been the major com not given the budget and the The Wilkinsons interest in the then at St. Patrick’s Cathedral Friends may call at the of state lottery tickets in un munity fund raising campaign facilities it cannot do the job of In other Manchester Police Army is mainly languages. SALE in Norwich. He returned to St. funeral home tonight from 7 to derworld numbers rackets. in Greater Hartford. The educating the children. case reports: David who served four years in Sponsored by tho Edward’s as assistant pastor in 9. John W i^hester, the United Way concept is the most “ He put it the way the —Jeffrey A. Carrara, 20, of the Army, prior to his up economical and efficient way to American Legion Aux. June last year. 543 Vernon St., was charged lottery’s executive director, citizens want to hear it,” at tho American Loghm Homs He will begin his duties Oct. coming unlistment, was an said the state had taken steps to help these agencies. Michalak said of a presentation Wednesday afternoon with Loglon Drivo. Manchestor 2. Bushnell Opens interpreter-translator in the prevent unauthorized use and that had been made earlier by operating unregistered motor Army Security Agency. ’They Of the 70 services in the Sept. 29, 1973 vehicle and operating motorcy maintained a continuing check Kennedy. New Season will both study Arabic and of its lottery agents. Greater Hartford area, one out In his remarks, Kennedy 9:00 A.M. BRIDE’S FA'THER cle without a license. Court Egyptian at the Defense of every three persons utilizes WYOMING, Mich. (AP) - date is Oct. 1. A Bridgeport detective and stressed the facilities that Contralto Marian Anderson Language Institute at the state police gambling detective the services during a year. would be provided in the plan Noting that “ marriage is one of and New York Times theater Presidio in Monterey, Calif. —Helen A. Bodino, 17, of said Tuesday that they knew of and the programs that would be the most sacred institutions set critic Clive Barnes will be “David took Arabic-Egyptian Chairman Kenyon says, made possible by the facilities. forth by our Lord and Willimantic, was charged at least five illegal numbers “Nothing can be done alone, it special speakers at opening when he was in the service games based on the state For Bennet he listed a gym to experienced by mankind,” night festivities for the newly Wednesday afternoon with previously, but in order for us all has to be done together.” third-degree larceny (shoplif lottery. Some resold the 50 cent replace the one at the East Side Mayor Thomas Eardley renovated Bushnell Memorial to be together, he has to take it Kenyon and his wife, Judith, Rec which he described as in officially proclaimed the ting) at King’s Department state tickets for $1, they said. live in Granby. Auditorium Monday at 8 p.m. all over,” Clarissa said. The detectives said the lack adequate, a library to replace COMING wedding day of his daughter, The Herald erroneously gave Store, Manchester Parkade. As to the effect the news had TOe shirt jacket complete with cinched waist remains the fashion forerunner this fall. Court date is Oct. 15. of Internal Revenue Service one which is too small, and a Cynthia, to Tom Combs, “Mr. the date of opening night as last on their parents, David said, scrutiny was one advantage of media center, as well as shop Crompton does it in pinwale cotton corduroy paired with a patterned plaid cordurov and Mrs. Tom Combs Day.” Monday. —Personal possessions “My family was pleased, my SOONI Simplicity Pattern 5868. valued at about $525 were taken illegal lottery activities. and music facilities. The proclamation wishes the The opening program will be dad used to be a petty officer in Winchester agreed that At Illing, he said, the addition couple “ a beautiful life performed by the Philadelphia in a house break at the 470 the Coast Guard.” Adams St. home of Hans Ber federal taxation reduced the at would house ninth graders now together.” Orchestra under the baton of As for Clarissa, well her Supper Set tram Wednesday afternoon, traction of the state lottery. He in Manchester High School and Eugene Ormandy. parents were a little more dif said the lottery supported To Launch permit the high school to Tickets are available at the police said. ’The stolen goods in ficult to convince. cluded watches, rings, and legislation introduced by U.S. develop a graphic arts program Bushnell Box Office, phone 246- “I called my folks in Califor cash. Rep. Stewart B. McKinney, R- Campaign which would continue the ones D R LAWRENCE E. LAMB 6807. nia last night, and they didn’t now in the junior high schools, —A gallon of milk and an un Conn., to exempt state lottery Roger M. Negro, Democratic seem to be upset. Besides my to provide lab space for some In Memoriam determined amount of cash winnings from the federal in candidate for re-election as dad is a lieutenant commander chemistry and biology classes In loving memory of John Fallon who were taken in a Wednesday come tax. town treasurer, will kick off his TEA HAS HALF AS MUCH passed away September 27. 1968. in the U.S. Navy, so its sort of that are now largely textbook night break into Town House campaign Oct. 4, at the VFW in the family.” courses, and to provide needed Till memories fade and life departs. Pizza, 314 Main St., police Launch Spaceship Home, Afonchester Green, with Clarissa is a graduate of Oc space for. the growing wonk You will live forever in our hearts. reported. The break occurred cidental College with a BA MOSCOW (AP) - A maraied' a |1 spaghetti dinner served ' sometime after 11 p.m. Soviet spaceship has been put from 5 to 8 p.m. study p r ^ a m (COEP). Coffee, tea have caffeine Wife and Family degree in English and Com Both Kennedy and Susag parative literature. She is also into earth orbit, the official The committee for the dinner a ballet dancer with the Soviet news agency Tass is made up of members of reported today. Negro’s re-election campaign NOTICE Connecticut Regional Ballet Co. analysis of groups of individu of heart and vascular disease have one. All you can do is PUBLIC HEARING Having completed three It said the pilot, Lt. Col. Vasi force By Lawrence E. Lamb, M.D. Additional Appropriations als to really gain an impres than a comparable group of express the increased or de years of college majoring in ly Lazarev, and the flight Chairman of the event is Mrs. sion of what the difference BOARD OF DIRECTORS .99% annual individuals who are of normal creased likelihood, as the case philosophy and fine arts, David engineer, Oleg Makarov, “feel Del Coulombe. Tickets are ,♦ J- environmental factors in life weight and had low cholester may be. Town of Manchester will begin his basic training at well and the craft’s on-board being handled by Mrs. Mary s^Ies and habits do in terms ol levels, but this does not Connecticut Dear Dr. Lamb — I was Ft. Dix, N.J. and Clarissa will systems are functioning nor Gaudet, Mrs. Thelma Briggs, percentage of increasing the likelihood mean that you could tell each Send your questions to Dr. Lamb, Notice is hereby given that the Board of Directors, Town of particuarly interested in your undergo her training at Ft. mally.” and Mrs. Ruth Macri. remarks regarding caffeine in and risk of health problems. and every individual in the in core of this newspaper, P.O. Box Manchester, Connecticut, will hold a Public Hearing in the McClellan, Ala. rate REFUND relation to coffee. You do not If you were to take a group overweight group, for exam 1551, Radio City Station, New York, Hearing Room at the Municipal Building, 41 Center Street, Both couples are eager to mention tea, and I am won of individuals who were over ple, that he was going to have N.Y. 10019. For a copy of Dr. Lamb's Manchester, Connecticut, Tuesday, October 2,1973, at 8:00 P.M dering if there is not as much, weight and had high cholester a heart attack, nor could you booklet on cholesterol, send 50 cents to consider and act on the following: begin their new venture, and for prompt payment of tell everyone in the thin group will be making $900 a month to or even more, caffeine in tea ol levels, you would find that to the same address and ask for personal Installment loans as there is in coffee. with low cholesterol levels "Cholesterol" booklet. Proposed additional appropriation to 1973-74 Budget, Educational start. B A R N S A L E they have a much higher rate that they were not goiqg to Ask about REWARD-A-LOAN My mother and father were (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) Special Grants, Fund 41 - $2,200.00 for Environmental Educa Sat. Sept. 29 — 10 A.M. to 4 P.M. tion, to be financed from neighboring communities’ payments for English and both heavy tea services; balances remaining in existing accounts #119 and #149 drinkers and lived to over 80. Fire Calls Watkinson School What does this signify, if any (prior years) to be transferred to new account. (Adjacmt to U. of Hartford) MANCHESTER STATE BANK thing? WEDNESDAY 180 Bloomflald Ava. Proposed additional appropriation to 1973-74 Budget, Educational 1041 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER Special Grants, Fund 41 - $3,312.00 Aide for multi-handicapped 5:03 p.m. — False alarm from Also Bake Sale Craft Items Dear Reader— The age Open Sat. 9 A.M. - Noon students, to be financed from reimbursement from Town of Box 293 (Green Manor Blvd. at Sponsored by Parents Association s p n of your parents indicates Coventry Board of Education. Manchester Parkade); Town that there’s a lot more to lon Something remarkable is happening all over the place. Fire Department responded. ______Member FDIC gevity than drinking tea, and Proposed additional appropriation to 1973-74 Budget, Special it begins with inherited fac Grants, Fund 61 Personnel Intern- $4,375.00 to be financed from tors. Don’t count, however, on It’s starting to be fall. Leaves are turning to glorious atate Grant — Intergovernmental Personnel Act, Project #4. heredity determining one’s lifespan, because there are so Proposed additional appropriation to 1973-74 Budget, Special many other factors, such as shades of red and gold. The air is crisp and brisk. It’s time Grants, Fund 61 TOPICS Program — $11,936.00 for engineering tVirk UUflT^C nUU — be the smart one and those that contribute to fatty services, to be financed by reimbursement from the State of deposits in the arteries Connecticut $8,913.60; and $3,022.60 from 1973-74 General Fund (atherosclerosis), common in for football and the World Series. Need a leaf rake or a Budget, Contingency Fund. 1116 nilini U Urr, D U l bepreiiared...haveRIzzo our society today that the heredity factors play little, if large appliance or new wardrobes for your family. Your Proposed additional appropriation to 1973-74 Budget. Special any role in group statistics on Grants, Fund 61, Youth Service Bureau — $8,800.00 to be financed install your concrete longevity. from Grant of Connecticut Planning Committee on Criminal Ad local area merchants have been getting set all summer Tea certainly does contain ministration from July 1, 1973 to June 30, 1974, #A-73-77-46003. poid now at a very caffeine, and the caffeine in long. Stop in and shop now. The tempo of living’s picking Proposed additional appropriations to Revenue Sharing Fund 81 tea behaves exactly like caf — $14,674.72 to be financed from interest earned to September 10 feine from any other source, 1973. including that of coffee. The up again. It’s fall. only difference, and this has ALLOCATIONS - REVENUE SHARING to he a generalization, is the way in which coffee and tea Poposed allocations from Revenue Sharing Funlftl: are brewed. It is commonly 1. Paving bleacher and backstop area at Charter Oak Field — said that a cup of tea has $3,700.00 SPECIAl PRICE about half as much caffeine in Fill in Below for Free Brochure and Survey 2. Purchase of new bulldozer to replace existing inoperable it as a cup of coffee. This equipment — $41,556.00 means if you’re used to drink ing five cups of coffee a day, 3. Reduction in allocation in Lincoln Center improvements bv NAME ...... to get the same amount of $12,000.00 (from $75,000.00 to $63,000.00). ^ ADDRESS caffeine from tea drinking, Anthony Pietrantonio CITY you’d have to drink 10 cups of Secretary STATE ZIP tea. Of course, this depends Board of Directors P H O N E ...... on hoii^rong you brew your tea, and how strong or weak Manchester G Vtnyl Lin«r G Gunite G Concrete A L L Connecticut G I would like a FREE POOL SURVEY you brew your coffee. Dated at Manchester, Connecticut thfe twenty-first dav of Incidentally, the tea leaves THAT'S September 1973. ’ originally contain much more caffeine than does the coffee bean. It’s the way in which * N E W r a R it i ii. it’s brewed and processed that 16 30 makes the final difference. It’s important to remember CATHOLIC BURIAL that when you talk about hab WHO...? will choose your OVA CONCRETE POOl its or specific findings, such family burial place? Or>« of Conr>e ' ( PAGE SIXTEEN — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs., Sept. 27, 1973 M^CHESTER EVENINGJERA Manches jg r^ n n ., Thurs., Sept. 27. 1973 - PAP.F. SEVENTEEN Bolton About Town Stamford Residents Selectmen Asked About Student Jobs Full Gospel Chrlstl,an Newcomers Fellowship,Interdenominational Warned About DONNA HOLLAND Briggs, coordinator of a work any town jobs available for average and be able to profit will have a Bible study and open Plan Potluck Correspondenl experience program (WEP) for Bolton students in connection from the experience. They are discussion tonight at 7:30 at Orange Hall. Lujon 646-0375 Bolton High students, and Jef with the program. paid at least the minimum Discolored Water Manchester Newcomers Club to wear sneakers for game par Bolton Selectmen were ap frey Heintz, guidance A half-time WEP was ap wage and will generally will have a get acquainted ticipation. SALON OF BEAUTY proached by Miss Brenda counselor, to see if there were proved by the Board of Educa average 20 work hours per STAMFORD (AP) - The city times the level which is the potluck and game night Oct. 6 Husbands are invited, and as tion conUngent upon state fun week. A Bible study will be con ^t 7:30 p.m. at the Community ducted tonight at 7:30 at the health director said Wednesday maximum considered safe.” with all Newcomer events, new ding. Although surrounding One and a quarter to two that it would be "prudent” to Reports from Japan have area residents are welcome. IS PLEASED communities have a similar credits per year may be earned United Pentecostal Church. Games will include bowling, The Muffler avoid drinking “ significantly" shown that excessive Reservations close Saturday TO That’s program the concept is new to for successful completion of the discolored water from the manganese produces an volleyball, ping pong, and and may be made with Mrs. Bolton. program. Unlike most salmon, young Stamford Water Co. reservoirs. “encephalitis-like disease," billiards. All guests are asked Thomas Jones, 176 Carriage Dr. A N N O U N C E Guaranteed for Participants in the program Training stations inclucje pink and chunj salmon move Dr. Ralph M. G ofstein and could cause edema, or a THE RETURN OF as long as you attend school in the morning training for food preparation, directly to the sea right after recommended drinking bottled swelling of connective tissues, own the car... working tqwards their soap making, general gas sta hatching. Other varieties water when tap water ran Foote said. diplomas. In the afternoon the tion work, newspaper work, remain in the lakes and brown. Mias Nelida streams where they are student is released from school hospital work, construction and At the same time, state The city water company is 875-2517 to go to a training station to sales. hatched for from one to two TO OUR STAFF years. Health Commissioner Dr. appealing a two-year-old state receive on the job training. Bolton and other towns Franklin M. Foote said the Health Department ruling to in p ip ER ’S MUFFLER SHOP Students qualified to par providing training stations for amount of iron and manganese stall filters in its distribution ticipate must be 16 years of students a re Bolton, 19; system. ROUTE 83 ROCKVILLE NEW USED SfiiS nio« Verde’8 in the city water was "frequent age, maintain at least a C Manchester, 9; Glastonbury, 6; “ I®® these brown ly in excess of nationally TEL. 643-1939 East Hartford, 2; Andover and M ^j® harness trimming recognized public health stan Vernon, one each. Mayor Julius M. Wilensky BICYCLES n the Instep straps, and an all over executive look. dards." and Dr. Gofstein said they are FOR APPOINTMENT Students must have parental UROI8TMLICTIONOP In state tests three months receiving Increasing com OPEN MONDAY-FRIDAY 9-6 permission and provide their NBWIICVCLUINTHI ago. Dr. Foote said, analysts own transportation. VtRNON ARIA plaints about the quality of the SATURDAY 8:30-5:00 Columbia found manganese “at four city water. Afthough town work is not Fkofearionalty AiaemUed available on a regular basis the We Hooot Qwigs Cards selectmen informed Miss Briggs they would contact her wen's OHduoum mm’s appmrei when extra help was needed. Citizens Voice . F in e st labels in m e n 's c l o t h in g Open Evsry Day 10:00 to 10:00 Views On GAO Lists Town Problems Cost VIRGINIA CARLSON payment, by that office, of 236,- ratr ROAOMiomNo p u o a Correspondent 642 is repaid. First Selectman MAIN tnilBT, ROUn SD Tel. 228-9224 Bates said the town has no Haggap Overruns VBRNOW. CONW. t T M I l i Townspeople attending a money to pay the debt. He had EXPERT REPAIRS public hearing last weekend air suggested by letter to the Office WASHINGTON (AP) - The ed grievances in areas of of Revenue Sharing, that 50 peY ONBRYCLES nation’s interstate highway Columbia town government. cent of the funds be withheld system and 19 other non DOOBIEKNIT SLACKS Men. thni Set. 9:30Mn to BiSOpm Atty. Jerome Rosen of Pine until the debt is paid but was military government projects OKN Thun. A FrI. Evenhwi Street, Democratic town chair told that the policy on have cost taxpayers |38 billion The Safara pants coat by Russell Taylor for Fall ‘73. A T« 9 man, asked why selectmen repayments is to withold all dis over original estimates. touches of leather-like trim. jungle winner accented viflth overexpended some accounts in bursements until the full over General Accounting Office SHARPENING , dm iiic for faO , their budget. payment is paid. figures show. fw ry uwn wioiw WHH There is no Board of Finance Recreation Council Interstate highways' ac ORAttSHtARg, Go comfortable with our here and selectmen cannot, by The Rec Council has accepted counted for |32 billion of the The Indians of Northern Uh K2IIVIg,8CIMORfw ITC . Alaska are caribou hunters law, overexpend accounts but the proposed budget of 25,586, a knit slacks. Smooth, snug cost overruns found by GAO Bolton must go before the town auditors in a study of 20 civilian and do their salmon fishing in A U mCVCLIS • R »AIR 8 decrease from last year’s interior waters. Eskimos turn meeting to request ap budget of 25,890. fitting and wrinkle-free. projects requested by Rep. HUIMIANTIIO propriations. William L. Dickinson, R-Ala. to the sea for their main The council is planning fall Your choice of style and source of food, whale and TRAElR-miAccinno llie selectmen’s account was Platform bottom s - on top of the The remaining |6 billion in and winter recreation events. walrus meat. KSVRIIAOt overexpended by 2533 and the Robert Baldwin, beach chair pattern...no matter what cludes overruns on the Apollo Parents Asked town counsel budget by 2995. fashion scene! moon-landing program, rapid man, said the slide was you're looking for: classic The sum of 2510 was requested reinstalled, lifeguards were transit systems in San Fran for the selectmen’s account and cisco and Washington, D.C., a To View Course PARK MU-JOYCE FLO ip SHOP furnished with uniforms' and belt loops, new cuffed 2500 for the town counsel at a store locks were installed. dam in Idaho and three special town meeting Aug. 24, flares, colorful plaids, buildings in Washington. IVEEKENDSPECIALI Boyd Tuttle, newly elected seven days before the end of the The results, said Dickinson, On Family Life (deputy fire chief, conducted a checks, solids. It's all Sweetheart fiscal year, and was turned life saving training course in “point out rather vividly that down. cost overruns are not the cardiac pulmonary resuscita waiting for you in Roses Rosen asked by what authori Antique treatment on a exclusive property of the tion and a phone was installed sizes 32 to 42. DONNA HOLLAND tant for parents to attend this ty the selectmen overexpended outside the beach house for multi-colored vamp...a Department of Defense but 8 8 these accounts 'when ap sandal sensation. Com cover the whole spectrum of Correspondent meeting so he will be able to emeruncy purposes. Tel. 646-0375 report on community reaction doz. propriations were turned down The®beach was open, and $14-$ 22.50 plements any wardrobe. government contracts." at the special town meeting. Sizes: 5-10 The interstate highway John Flek, chairman of the to the Board of Education so (Cash and Carry) staffed 71 days. More than 200 Family Life Study Committee, they may make the right deci First Selectman Howard persons used ther beach on one system was originally :Bates said they were unan- projected to cost |37.6 billion, invites all parents of Bolton sion to approve, disapprove or FLOwen »Hd AmuMoeuiNTM fob every occamiob ... particular day. It was the Black on black...a tlcipate bills and town but the GAO said it is costing students to’ attend a Family modify the Family Lifb hottest season on record, accor basic gets more ex 36 OAK ST., MANCHESTER Tel. 649-0791 or 649-1443 counselman Robert Haggerty 269.9 billion instead. Life presentation scheduled for proposal. ding to Baldwin. posure. Certain to informed him in writing, the These other overruns were in Oct. 15 at 7:30 p.m. in the all _ FREE Delivery A Parking a Frank Cakeler, Prop. Each year the town budgets mak£ this season a purpose room of Bolton bills could be paid. Bates said 2600 for maintenance and success. Sizes: 5-10 cluded on the list inserted by the selectmen’s account went Dickinson in the Congressional Elementary School. repairs to the beach. Baldwin over budget because of clerical Record this week: With the approval of the recommended that part of this expenses and the town -Moon-landing module, |916 Board of Education the com sum be expended to remove ac counsel’s suits agains the town. million. Overruns in two other mittee has spent two years cumulated sand from the studying the feasibility of Murphy and Wolmer properties space programs — the Viking He added the revenue sharing mission and the Saturn developing and implementing a on the waterfront. fund was the main reason for workshop projects — totaled Family Life Curriculum for He said the council should his secretary’s increased 1800 million. Bolton schools. study the replacement of the HAM) workload. —San Francisco’s Bay Area To date several curriculum slide with another piece of Bates, when the question of Rapid Transit system and the units have been developed with equipment that would be just as BAGS the suitability of the landfill Washington, D.C. Metro sub the school board approving the enjoyable but safer. area came up, said when the way system, $500 million each. concept of Family Life educa New uniforms are needed for first drilling was done, ledge or to —Dworshak Dam in Idaho, tion and provisionally ap the Pony team and will be 349 a boulder was hit. He said a $256 million; the World ’Trade proving the units submitted to purchased. It was suggested later drilling went “much Center, 2300 million; the them by the committee. that a raffle could be held to When the school board has deeper before finding ledge.” help defray expenses. HAG,GAR 599 Secaucus, N.J., bulk mail dis slacks tributing plant, 251 million. knowledge of the feelings of the He added he is awaiting state Tax Suit approval and sees no difficulty -Washington’s Kennedy community as to the implemen- The selectmen have been in obtaining approval for the Get everything Center for the Performing Arts, tation of Family Life notified that Lakeview Park landfill site on Rt. 6. together this 241 million; the new FBI cirriculum in the schools it will Inc. has withdrawn its suit The nearly 21 million school season... play building 266 million; the act accordingly. regarding two tax appeals on budget came up for a great deal up “your look" ($88 Department of Labor Building, At the Oct. 15 meeting the the lists of 1969 and 1970. of discussion. Mrs. Patricia with tawny 248 mUlion. three areas developed to date The latest appeal, stemming Brett said she objected to taxes tones, luscious will be reviewed. ’They include: from the {town’s revaluation, is , and 9.99 being spent for teaching one leathers -all Physical Growth and Develop still In force, according to First .-HreUgion in the school. St. sizes and styles ment, Grades K-12; Com Selectman, Howard Bates. municable Diseases, Grades 7- Columba^ Church was given 12 and Mental Health, Grades permission last week to use Reading Teacher Sought K-4. classrooms Saturday mornings Supt. Clarence Edmondson is An outline of how the for religious teaching. interviewing persons interested program will operate, within School board chairman John in the reading specialist posi the school system will also be Sullivan said the church is tion, to replace Miss Maria presented with a question and paying 5Q cents per classroom Ceprano. answer period following. use plus janitorial fees. He will recommend someone Flek notes it is most impor The town meeting on the and. give information on other The pump is back...on budget Is Oct. 1 at 8 p.m. in top candidates as well. Student narrow platforms and Yeomans Hall. teachers working in various grades include Lynn Costello, fashion heels. A Revenue Sharing Betsy Day, Pamela Ross, classic with an up It has been disclosed tlmt the dated look. Sizes: President Andrew Johnson Catherine Saulter, Debra who was saved from town will probably not get any Peters, Constrance Farrah, Jo 5-10 impeachment conviction by revenue sharing funds for the Ann Farrell, Brenda Surks and only one vote, failed to win next four years until an over- the Democratic nomination John Costanza. for president in 1868. He was The platform sling...a also denied election as U.S. shoe that aejs like a Senator in 1869 and to the Vernon sandal sleek and shiny House of Representatives in good looks. Sizes: 5-10 Hiis Is a test pattav to 1872. However, he was determine The Herald’s print elected to the Senate in 1874 ing quality. and died a few months later. Hockey Association Keds a n d -A-converseS neakers r Registers 195 Boys Toronto? TelAviv? The Vernon Youth Hockey levels with competitive teams Association has completed the from throughout Connecticut ^ Tahiti? first phase of this year’s and the New England states.' OPEN DAILY registration with 195 boys from In addition to this program, W e 'll do it... g la d ly ! the greater Vernon area the association will again registering In one of Its assume a portion of the 10 A.M. ’TIL 9 P.M. Tickets lor all Airlines • Cruises • Tours • Honeympons programs. expenses of the Rockvlle High' Hotel Reservations • Car Rentals • Group Travel • Business Travel School Hockey Club and will NO SERVICE CHARGE Plans for this year’s season supply its coaching staff. Or MHKHSnR PIWMK WQtSTDl ^ FMMliGTON MUEV MUt Include an extensive instruc While pre-season practices Martin Ltd. IMIICIKSTER BtRUN SIMSBURY-AYM tional program at all levels under the direction of UConn’s C harge with an Intra-assoclation house head soccer coach Joe Morrone league and an inter-association have already started, an ad traveling All-Star team ditional registration session ravel AM representing Vernon. will be Oct. 4 from 7 to 9 h.m. at The traveling teams are the Lottie Fisk Building in 207 SPENCER STREET 67 EasTCenter St., Manchester • Hours: Mon. thru Fri. 9-5 / Sat. 10-1 expected to compete on the Henry Park. More information « 647-9949 Squirt (ages 9-10), Peewee mav be obtained by contacting (agM 11-12), Bantam (ages 13* Dale M artin, 875-6112; or 14), and Midget (ages 15-16) Richard Weeks, 872-6746 M i A r t l l i t-.i? f # * \ I - PAGE EIGHTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Thurs., Sept. 27, 1973 e v e n in g HERALD, Manchester, Conn. Thurs Sent 27 lovt _PAGE NINETEEN Fusari Challenges RibicoM Backs Trident i] p r e -season" " " " " " " " " 1 // You Have A Form To Fill Out WASHINGTON (AP) - The the 1950s and would not provide against enemy attack than pre I GIANT WHEELHORSE SNOWBLOWER 3 Bob & Carol &Tedf Etc, Trident submarine program is a sufficient deterrent against sent submarines enjoy. “vital to the future of this coun nuclear attack in the 1680s. Approval of the Trident c u n S A L E " try and to world peace,” Sen. "The Soviets are already program will provide the coun 5 H.P. $295.95 7 U P $359,95 Jobless Figures Abraham Ribicoff told the building their equivalent of our try with the bargaining power Reg. (379.95) ' Reg. (399.95) Do It Before You Read This Senate Wednesday in a speech Trident submarines and mis necessary for the second round Awful ? Awful & Awful urging full funding for the STOP IN AND SAVE! siles, and a number of them are of the Salt talks, he said. , struments how to make pottery, You have to fill out a form to forces, drive a car or keep a dog can rob a bank or steal an prdect. already In the water,” Ribicoff “At a time when we are un By HAL BOYLE HARTFORD (AP) — Connec ford Labor Council, defeated Employes, in an election lor EAST HARTFORD NURSERY or how to unlock a medieval get a food stamp or a Social within the limits of most cities. automobile. Tile Connecticut Democrat said. sure of Soviet intentions, the JAY SHARBUTT ticut Labor Commissioner Jack Dominic J. Badolato of New executive vice-president of the I WE HONOR B jJJ (Anne Archer) are a mod cou NBC’s “Faraday and Com NEW YORK (AP) - The chastity belt — but there is no Security payment. Isn’t there anything a man But if he gets caught, he will said the Trident was needed to Ribicoff said the Trident, Congress must ensure the AP Television Writer A. Fusari challenged delegates Britain, an official of the council. The official vote whs charg# 1375 SILVER LANE, EAST HARTFORD! ple with an “Open” marriage. pany” stars Dan Dailey as a world may be destroyed, again course to solve one of the real You have to fill out a form to can do anymore without having find his adventures in filling out update and reinforce the which would carry 24 missiles credibility of our overall NEW YORK (AP) - There’s Ted (David Spielberg) and to the State Labor Council’s an American Federation of State, 47,999 for Ostro to 43,755 for geriatric gumshoe and James by flood. The world may be con survival problems of our times, vote, travel to another country, to fill out a form first? government forms are only Polaris-Poseidon submarine with a range of 4,000 miles, defense posture and of our 8:30-7:30 Mon.-Frl. no use hedging. ABC’s new Alice (Anita Gilette) are an nual convention Wednesday to County and Municipal Badolato. o 5 6 9 -0 8 0 0 Naughton as his 27-year-old il sumed to a cinder by a vast how to fill out government get into or out of the armed Yes, a few. For example, he beginning. system, which was developed in would have better protection nuclear deterrent,” he said. _ _8;30-6:00 Sat. & Sun, J “Bob & Carol & Ted & Alice” older, squarer couple whose legitimate , son. The opening atomic fireball. forms.- come to his dbpartment and see is awful & awful & awful & aw marital motto is semper fidelis. show also featured lame plot But some astute students of These forms beset us at every where they are wrong about ful. NBC’s new “Faraday and As the curtain rises, Ted is at ting and limp dialogue. our planet see a fate possibly step throughout our existence. Connecticut's unemployment Company” isn’t much better, Bob & Carol’s house and he is Dailey, it seems, had spent even more imminent: the In fact, there are only two picture. although it is an hour longer. worried about his secretary, the last 28 years in a banana human race may simply be suf-, major events in our lives at WALL “Never has unemployment The two television networks whom he thinks is in love with republic jail in the Caribbean. located by increasing tidal which we don’t have to fill out a reached the 160,000 figure sup brought out both series him. It all started at an office He was probing the murder of waves of government forms. government form — birth and posedly computed by the coun Wednesday night. The move Christmas party, where she his private eye partner in said Filling out forms has within death. On these occasions the COVERINGS cil, not even in the depression was not in the interest of pubiic kissed him. republic when jailed by a cor the last half century become paperwork is done for us by years of 1929 and the 1930’s,” he necessity. No subsequent hanky-panky rupt government official. perhaps the major nuisance of grudging doctors, whose said as he addressed the con “Bob & Carol” is based on a occurred, but Ted is alarmed 'The partner was trying to find civilization. It is such an essen signatures testify on the ap for the MOST COMPLETE LINE vention on its final day. racy movie of the same name. I that such may soon happen. out who stole $3 million worth tial part of modern life it propriate documents that we “The highest unemployment never saw the movie, but it was Says he: “I can’t change those of securities from a Los remains surprising that no are legally alive or legally at the LOWEST PRICESI rate in Connecticut was the billed as a comedy about things about me that turn her Angeles firm at the time of college gives an advanced dead. peak year of 1971 when it was modern morality and-or on.” death. course in how to do it. . A smart child can also usual officially estimated...at wifeswapping. He tells all to his wife of 15 Dailey is unexpectedly set You can take courses in the ly cozen relatives or family 146,000,” he said, adding that The TV version deletes the years. She giggles. ’Then he free when the republic is torn history of early Roman band in- friends to sign his baptismal the figure has been dropping trading game, at least in the D A III ’C p a in t AND ever since. fires the secretary. Then Alice by revolution and a near-miss certificate, but after that he is opening show, which does little and Carol say he’s wrong to do from a bomb that blows a hole pretty much on his own. Pen in "Forty-nine other states use more than introduce the series’ that. So he rehires the in the prison wall. r M U L O WALLPAPER the same system to estimate hand, he spends the rest of his regulars. secretary. Then Alice gets mad He decamps, dirty and days filling out forms. unemployment,” Fusari said. 618 Main Street, Manchester Bob (Bob Urich) and Carol at him. Then they make up. bearded, to the nearest U.S. Herald You have to fill out a form to Phone 649-0300 Earlier this week, Council Embassy. pay taxes. President John J. Driscoll said Yesterdays You have to fill out a form to Connecticut had more than 160,- open a business. 000 people unemployed last 25 Years Ago You have to fill out a form to June compared to the Local Bingo operatbrs are buy a house or a car. GOME IN, COMPARE department’s official estimate Now At warned by Manchester Police You have to fill out a form to of 90,000. I In Our Fashion k u m u o r i Dept. Chief Samuel Gordon that laws build an addition to your house. BEFORE YOU BUY Fusari told the delegates his will be strictly enforced You have to fill out another department was about to launch because of complaints. form if you want to burn down a statewide survey to deter your barn legally. ELSEWHERE! mine what happens to people PANT-DRESS SET MEN'S SPORT SHIRTS FAKE FUR BACS 10 Years Ago You have to fill out a form to Decorating Ativice ft Just after they exhaust their un employment benefits. He said it This was a Sunday; The get a wedding certificate. One Kolor Kraft Sayelle Orion 10 0 % DuPont Acrylic Fiber. Your DlKOunt 0 9 7 Of Our Many Sarvicaal would be the first such survey 9 7 Herald did not publish. You have, to fill out a form to This yarn comes in a 4-oz, pull out skein in the solid colors Choice! 4 Days Only Price Charge Red Cross Shoes socialites® get a divorce. since 1958. Fusari also said be didn’t and o 3 Vi oz. skein in the delightful Ombie shades. It's ^ 1 ^ It know why the council opposed machine washable and guaranteed hot to shrink when Reg. 5.97 polyester/cotton Permanent press polyester- Snowy white Dynel* moda- smock top, cotton corduroy cotton in dashing solids Novmb the department’s takeover this you machine dry it. Available in many colors. crylic / acrylic fake for. Top- 3 1 ^ 1 to year of occupational health and pants. 9-18 mos., 2-4 yrs. and fancies. S-M-L-XL. Save! zip or front-flap styles. Cobbles safety inspections from the • Union Carbid* Rog. TJA. Charii-lt federal government. atK earl He said the department had 37 full-time inspectors com pared to the six the federal government had for all of fashion-right Connecticut and part of f/ /// f/ y,, Massachusetts. He added that iook by his preliminary budget for 1974- .tl 75 included a request for ad SCOREBJG SA VINOS DURING OUR ditional inspectors, who will be paid with funds provided under Red Cross Shoes: the federal Occupational Safety / and Health Act. Patent on kid, an Fusari said that the federal ornamented toe and the high government conducted only 73,- FOCAl^SPORT GLASSES 140 inspections in the country riding silhouette... it steps from March 1971 through July 1973, During the same period lightly into the fashion the dep artm en t’s Factory 4 Days Only scene to give Inspection Division made 81,468 796 Inspections in Connecticut, he 4-power, 30mm objective lens for viewing your outfits added. sporting events. With carrying cose. Savings! the finishing Meanwhile, Justin Ostro, president of the Greater Hart- touch. COLORS BLACK KIDSKIN/PATENT TRIM PUMA KIDSKIN/PATENT TRIM Caterpillar •Thii product hM no ooniMctioa whotovor with Tho Anwricui Notioiul Red Crow S Damage Pinpointed NEW HAVEN (AP) - A T h e caterpillar which rarely harms much foliage in Connecticut has defoliated 19,431 acres of fashionable woodland in eastern Connec ticut, a state entomologist sling by reports. A recent aerial survey by the Connecticut Agricultural Socialites. Experiment Station revealed the effects of the red-humped A terrffic platformed oakworm in eight towns near the Rhode Island state line, ac- sling that slips on cordihg to entomologist John perfectly under pants or Anderson. The hardest-hit towns are with a dress or skirt. DKORATIVE SWAG LAMPS 814x1 n^'POLTESTER SHAG RUG Sterling with 8,579 acres It’s for your defoliated and Killingly with 6,- BLACK everywhere wear 045 acres affected. CALFSKIN a About half of the foliage has 4 Days this season been eaten on many of the trees by Socialites. and feeding is expected to con tinue for at least another week, Andereon said. Tall cylinders of red, white or gold fabric over Lush 'shag pile in avocado, gold, blue, plum or The only record of other vinyl. With gloss pendants. 15 ft. chain and tangerine. Sure-grip latex woffle-bock. Save! widespread defoliation by the hook. Hurry in for those savings. 4.88 Polyesler/nylon, 27x45<: Rug ...... 3.88 red-humped oakworm was in 1 ^ , when no more than 10 cobbiesr acres in Bloomfield- were stripped. The worm, which actually sporting has orange coloring on its head and a hump near its rear end, casual... can reach llA inches in length. The body is white with thick brings a whole new ease yellow and fine black lilies. The ^ 1 ^ adult moths lay eggs on the un to your wardrobe with ah derside of leaves in early July. extended^ flexible sole Caterpillars hatch in mid- July end feed in groups until T' ' -V' and low-walking heel. they stop eating in early Oc tober. Perfect styling for Anderson said late-seasdn skirts, dresses or pants. defolltatlon seldom has lasting effects on trees. But because the g;^sy moth has defoliated some of the same trees this year; some of them may be DIRECTOR II > ! 5 I ! S harmed. Other towns affected, with a K T R O N IC SAVE ON the OTeas of defoliation, are BLACK TEXTURED LEATHER Plainfield, 975 acres; Putnam, CALCULATOR 4-OZ.* RUG YARH I SEWIHG HOTIOHS BOYS’ PAJAMAS NAVY TEXTURED LEATHER 897; Voluntown, 702; Brooklyn, 4 Days AhItiQUED STONE LEATHER 351; Pomfret 156; and Thomp Your 10-pZ.* BATH BEAQS 36 ST. JOSEPH* TABS TOQTNBBUSN son, 117. 5 5 8 8 4 Days Choice! Vaielin««lnten-,^ 3 6 A ipirinfori§^g^gC ^ulMlie^C ^ol^ J M t \ Reg. 1.96, realistic vinyl live Care.® children MULTIPLIES, RODS Machine wash-dry in colorfost Polyester elostic, tracing 'Nm. Wl. paper, tope measure, pins, Coot or middy style pa bouquets on a single stem. 'The Air Force Academy foot AND SUBTRACTS Orten acrylic. Crochet it, knit it. marking pencils and morel jamas.in Sanforized* Mums, roses, others.. Save, ball team has on its 1973 squad 140-yd. skein. Route 83, Vernon ftOAiPomRag. T.M. * cotton. Colors. 8-16. Open Daily 9:30 - 5:30 eight men who played more Ntiwt. than 200 minutes for the Fal _Thurs. & Fri. Till 9 P.M. cons. Only junior among them 643-9802 Silvei 45 SHUNPIKE RD., CROMWELL | 239 SPENCER ST.MANCHESTER is Bill Murray, defensive end from Kansas City. 45 SHUNPIKE RD.. CROMWELL 1239 SPENCER ST. ■ . ) PAGE TWENTY - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Thurs., Sept, 27, 1973 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, M a n c h e s t e ^ ^ Sept. 27. 1973- PAGE TWRNTv.nM.. Deshaies-Dewson South Windsor President Nixon Kovolski-Crouse ------:— About Town Emanuel Lutheran Church, Miss Barbara Ann Dewson of Bike Hike Manchester was the scene Sept. The Salvation Army will have 'The Couples Club of Center Coventry and Raymond J. Signs Compromise 14 of the marriage of Miss Jean- its weekly prayer meeting and Congregational Church will DesHaies of Willimantic were To Benefit nine Clare Crouse of Bible study tonight at 7 at the have its annual picnic Friday at united in marriage Sept. 8 at St. Neighbor’s Kitchen Manchester and Michael Peter Citadel. 'The meeting is open to 8:30 p m. at the home of Mr Paul’s Episcopal Church. Vo-Rehab Bill Kovolski of West Hartford. the public. and Mrs. Howard Flchtel, Lon Retarded The bride is the daughter of The bride is the daughter of By Vivian F. Ferguson don Rd., Hebron. Mr. and Mrs. William A. Dew- ‘mm WASHINGTON (AP) - Nixon said he signed the bill Mr. and Mrs. Murray S. Crouse son of Knoiiwood Dr., Coven ■ F*resident Nixon signed with because it will help "hundreds of 456 Adams St. The try. Mr. Deshaies is the son of BEVERLY DUKETT expressed enthusiasm today a of thousands of our disabled bridegroom is the son of Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Jules Deshaies of citizens attain self-sufficiency, and Mrs. John Kovolski of West Correspondent vocational rehabilitation law A few weeks ago, I received a Wiilimantic. and secondly because of the en Hartford. TIi6 Timg To Buy! that he says Is good news for lovely letter from Mrs. The Rev. Dougias Theuner of Americans "who have wanted couraging example which our The Rev. Roger Rotvig of I South Windsor schools, Elizabeth Cone. She asked me If St. Paul’s Church officiated at churches, clubs and the Congress and the ad agreement on legislation sets West Hartford and the Rev. the double-ring ceremony. The 1 had a recipe for Summer Ronald Fournier of Emanuel organizations are jointly spon ministration to stop butting for future executive-legislative Squash Pie. church was decorated with heads and start pulling together cooperation.” Lutheran Church officiated at soring a Hike-Bike for the 1 telephoned Mrs. Cone to see *Year End Sale gladioii. for the public good.” The new law authorizes two- the double-ring ceremony. retarded to raise funds for the if she meant what she said. I The bride, given in marriage Nixon had twice before year spending of more than |1.5 Richard Matteson of mentally retarded of Connec knew that many cooks use by her father, wore a gown of vetoed rehabilitation bills he billion on programs to Manchester was .organist and ticut. The campaign, part of the butternut squash in making pie. silk organza with venise and termed fiscally irresponsible. rehabilitate the handicapped. Ronald Ericson, also of National' Hike-Bike for the "No,” she told me, "I had seen C o im S m , Coma Sava— On Alencon iace trim and designed In a statement issued in con Earlier bills were vetoed by Manchester, was soloist. Retarded, is an effort to draw a recipe in perhaps the Yankee with Empire iines, mandarin attention to the needs of the nection with a formal signing Nixon last Oct. and on March The bride, given in marriage coilar. Bishop sleeves, all en \ ceremony iri the Oval Office, 27. ' magazine but failed to copy it by her father, wore an ivory •BOATS •MOTORS mentally retarded and to raise down.” crusted with seed pearis and money for programs of the with a large congressional While praising the com floor-length gown of silk crepe, iridescents. A Camelot head- delegation invited as witnesses, promise legislation, Nixon said Having found a copy of the trimmed at Empire waist with Connecticut Association of 1939 of he Yankee Cook Book, in • SAILBOATS piece held her chapel-length Retarded Children. Nixon said he was happy to put it was perhaps symbolic that it Alencon lace and lavender rib it mantilla of silk illusion and she his signature on latest measure. was the first piece of social the old book store atXhe Center, bons, and designed with long % gave her the following recipe carried a bouquet of white Volunteer walkers and riders legislation he has had an oppor puffed sleeves, high neckline. roses, blue delphinium, and tunity to sign since submitting a and asked her to call me if she Her ivory chapel-length man • LAWN MOWERS . • TRACTORS will try to cover all or part of a made it. baby’s breath. 12 mile route beginning and en special State of the Union tilla was edged in re Mrs. Joan Yaconieiio of East ding at South Windsor High Teachers message to Congress earlier Yellow Squash Pie embroidered Alencon lace. She IVX cups cooked squash, put ‘‘WE SERVICE WHAT WE SELL!” Hartford was her sister’s School. Maps will be provided Reinstated this month urging what he carried a cascade'of yellow matron of honor. She wore a to participants and checkpoints termed "a fresh start on our through a colander roses and white baby’s breath. cotton voiie gown designed with wiil be set up at intervals along long legislative agenda.” V* cup flour Mrs. James Sostman of WALLINGFORD (AP) - The 114 cups milk, "more or less” natural waist, high neckline, the route to accurately clock board of education has Manchester was matron of iong tapered sieeves and semi miles walked or ridden. Several 2 egg yolks, beaten honor. Bridesmaids were Mrs. reinstated eight elementary 1 tablespoon molasses A-iine skirt, accented with rest stops will be provided school teachers to the financial Milk Price ^Robert Bosworth of Amherst, CAPITOL venise lace. She wore a white along the route and sugar to taste Mass, and Miss Leslie Levin of ly troubled school system. ginger and nutmeg to taste EQUIPMENT CO. picture hat and carried white refreshments will be available. The board’s action has To Go Up Scarsdale, N.Y. Last, add beaten whites of the daisies, yeliow roses and baby’s prompted the Wallingford They wore polyester crepe breath. The Hike-Bike will take place In October 2 eggs and beat in well. Bake in gowns of lavender with pink I» « . Mil ” S I’S, ,„«m\ Education Association to drop lower crust only. Haley Photo Bridesmaids were Miss Wan on Sunday, Oct. 4 from 1 p.m. to court action against the town. floral print, designed with Em The book stated that, while da Rodriguoz of Bridgeport and 5 p.m. with a wrap-up at South Tlie suit was based on extra NEWINGTON (AP) - Con pire waist, long sleeves, square Mrs. Michael P. Kovolski this recipe came from Maine, it Miss Sharon Greene of Coium- Windsor High School from 5 to 6 assignments to current sumers will have to pay two neck and matching Dior bow. bia, the bride’s cousin. They p.m. The rain date is Oct. 21. cents per quart more for milk more properly belonged to the They carried old-fashioned teachers because of the firings. South. wore gowns designed similar to Mayor Joseph Cariiii, who in October, a farmers’ bouquets of lavender, pink and A reception was held at . Individual or business spon An enterprising lady, Mrs. that worn by the honor atten brought the budget pressure on cooperative agency said white daisies with purple Willie’s Steak House, sors are needed to pledge a Cone devised her own recipe dant except in blue. They All Events Photo the board that resulted in the Tuesday. streamers. Manchester. After a wedding dime, a dollar, or whatever which I have tasted. It is un; BROAO STREET - carried pink roses, white firings, said he was “about to Harold Helmboldt, general John Stewart of West Hart trip to St. Thomas in the Virgin daisies and baby’s breath. Mrs. Raymond J. Deshaies they choose to back hikers and ■manager of Yankee Milk Inc., usual, not too sweet though you Islands, the couple will reside bikers on their trip. People of announce that there was now ford’ was best man. Ushers MAHCHESTER Miss Karen Mills of said the price‘increase would can add more sugar if you like. in Canton. all ages are urged to join. money available within the were John Kovolski Jr. of West INRVICI DIPT ITORIS Massachusetts was flower girl. and Robert Nye, both of take effect despite “refusal of For Thanksgiving, she will try Mrs. Kovolski is presently a pink pantsuit and a pink rose Children under the age of nine school board budget which Hartford, James Kovolski of Her gown matched that worn by Willimantic. government agencies to take whipped cream on top. , graduate student in art educa corsage. ’The couple will reside must be accompanied by an would allow the reinstatement West Hartford, and William the honor attendant except it James Baron of Willimantic on Sycamore Lane in of the eight teachers.”- emergency action to increase Elizabeth Cone’s Kovolski of Philadelphia, Pa., tion at Central Connecticut was in green. She wore a green was ring bearer. adult. Family groups are urged federal orders prices in the Summer Squash Pie State College. Mr. Kovolski is Better Value...Selection...Savings! Manchester. to participate. Young and forthright is this Escadrille gray flannel suit by Hb did not give details. all brothers of the bridegroom; bow headpiece and carried a A reception was held at the northeast. 114 cups cooked summer presently attending Tunxis Mrs. Deshaies is employed by Hart Schaffner & Marx. Indisputably classic in pure wool and James Sostman of basket of yellow daisies, pink Garden Grove in Manchester, squash Manchester. Community College. Manchester Memorial Pledge forms may be obtained it’s got life and spirited styling. Wider lapels defined by a carnations. after which the couple left on a Hospital. Mr. Deshaies is V* cup flour from all schools or from Pat row of stitching, pockets slanted and deeply flapped, a Fall Shoe Fashions Andre Archambault of trip to the Pocono Mountains in employed as a computer Smith, 644-8538. Additional in chairman always appreciate our wide x Mi cup sugar Willimantic was best man. Pennsylvania. For traveling operator at Aetna Life and formation can be obtained from sleek and slim waist, side vents cut high, put it altogether 1 tablespoon molasses Mrs. Cone’s Summer Squash Pie Ushers were Kenneth Adams assortment of party supplies for any y Mrs. Deshaies wore a two-piece Casualty Co. Marilyn Pugliese at 644-8684. with a matching vest. Available locally at Martin Ltd. 1’4 cups milk Project-HELP Menus Tair (discounts for all organizations!) A 14 teaspoon ginger I had never heard that expres “Albert” is. I find no reference WOMENS AND TEENS 14 teaspoon nutmeg sion "upstreet” before. We in any of my m aterial on Menus which will be prepared sunny orange cake, coffee or ! » / » - • "Mre have every ■ 14 teaspoon cinnamon walked awhile and I said to An Scotland. Write me if you have and served Monday, Tuesday tea. •S little thlngl" 2 eggs nie, "When do we get up any clues orlhformation. and Thursday next week by Thursday: Orange juice, cot LIVE, MAINE South •>J (kwk squash day before, drain street?” Annie turned to me members of HELP (Han tage cheese and fruit salad Platform Your Best Real Estate Scotch Albert Cake buy your Wlhhlng well in colander. In large bowl, and said "Well, we’ve passed dicapped Earning and Living plate, rice pudding, coffee or Windsor Art Auction Saturday Buys Are h The Herald .A ir w jiy Line a deep pudding dish with the nArael* «f rmlaltyedt v lottory tickot mash well, drain off water as it it.” I couldn’t believe those few pie crust sides and bottom. Project), a program designed tea. ClassHied Ads forms. Next day, add flour, to train handicapped for % dowTftown mencAuter at fairway... dinky stores....” Cover bottom generously with Lunches Monday and Tuesday LOBSTERS sugar, spices; mix well, add employment in the food service Jersey. Viewing of the collec Oddly enough, Elizabeth’s currents (jam can be used). are fl.25 and Thursday, |1. All includes original oil paintings, beaten egg yolks and milk. Fold industry being offered at BEVERLY DUKE'TT tion will be from 8 p.m. to 9 father would return to Scotland Pour over all your favorite tickets must be purchased lithographs, woodcuts, wood in egg whites which have been where his talents as a ship Manchester Community through the college bookstore. Correspondent p.m. and a champagne punch engravings, etchings, and layer cake recipe (enough for a stiffly beaten. Bake in one pie builder could be put ot good use. two-layer cake). Bake one hour College, are as follows: Luncheons will be served In the 'The fourth annual fund will be served. The auction will watercolors by such reknowned '99 shell at 450 for 10 minutes, then His daughter, would weather all at 350. When cool, frost with a Monday: Tossed green salad Food Service Dining Room at raising Art Auction, sponsored begin at 9 p.m. Before the auc artists as Chagall, Amen, at 350 for about one hour or un the changes in her life, meet plain icing, either white or with Italian dressing; meatball Manchester Community Chickm Lobsters, by the South Windsor tion there will be a brief Renoir, Liberman, Picasso and Approximately 1 Lb, til knife inserted in center com Everett Cone, marry, and es colored pink. grinder, chocolate chip cookies College, Student Center, 60 Democratic Town Committee, educational lecture about the many more. All pieces of art es out clean. (2), coffee or tea. artists and their works of art to tablish strong ties in her Bidwell St. Lunch will be Sixes 5 to will be held Saturday at St. are individually and exquisitely Mrs. Cone came to Tuesday-: Chicken rice soup, 10 be sold. There will be minimum adopted country. , served promptly at 12 noon. THEY JUST ARRIVED TODAY Margaret Mary’s Church Hall, custom framed. Certificates of Manchester from Scotland in She would have three sons, grilled frankfurters with beans. starting bids and bidding will be authenticity will also accom Footnotes School Menus Scaling rdw heights of FRESH FROM MAINE! 80 Hayes Rd., South Windsor. 1910. Her father had come here two of them would marry stopped when it reaches the fair pany all original art. Admission fashloni Polyurethane Mrs. Marshall Montana and three years before that. He Manchester girls. Everett wed trade value of the art piece. is free and is open to the public. Cafeteria menus for uppers In assorted colors, Mrs. Claire Niziankiewicz will thought Manchester a Elsie Demko; George married HIGHLAND PARK Most works are sold for under For further information contact Manchester Public Schools, tricot lined for comfort. MARKET ict as co-chairmen. marvelous place for a young Finances Gurski. Wilson, a 317 • £QgUand. St.,. Man^ester 8100. Mrs. Montana at 644-1348 or Oct. 1-5, are as follows: Ijj ’The sale will be conducted by woman. When young Elizabeth bachelor, lives with his mother y 85 East Center St. :i:5f: The Todd Gallery collection Mrs. Niziankiewicz at 644-8616. For Fall Monday: Hamburg-macaroni J fodd Gallery of Paramus, New arrived, she was in a state of a t'28 View St. There are six casserole, buttered green At Summit St. SS shock. grandchildren and four great beans, bread, butter, milk, “He never told me I was com grandchildren. chocolate pudding. WEEKEND CASH and CARRY SP.EflAL WOMENS AND TEENS ing to the country. After com Mrs. Cone, now a widow, is Tuesday: Hamburg patty on a ing from the city of Glasgow, active with the Senior Citizens roll, potato chips, buttered peas A DAY TO REMEMBER you can imagine how I felt of Manchester, received an and carrots, milk, sliced ^ Sw eotheart Roses 1 .8 8 d South'Windsor when there were no street award for her contributions to peaches. Platform T lights at night. There were old- the organization earlier this Wednesday: Salisbury steak, ^ OPEN TO 9 P,M. THURSDAY and FRIDAY fashioned oil lamps and the out year. She is a member of North gravy, mashed potato, buttered Notes houses— I never could get used Methodist Church and the spinach, bread, butter, milk, Pumps %. 1 Wedding to that.” Daughters of Scotia Lodge of orange whip. Mrs. Cone well remembers Hartford. BEVERLY DUKETT Voter Registration Thursday: Grinder, HMMI m NCNKniM O&NIWM her cousin, Annie Leggett From her Scotch ancestry applesauce, milk, ice cream. Correspondent Republican R egistrar of tA $ r J¥iRHiM . ^ •99 Applications are currently calling to invite her to go comes a recipe for Albert cake. Friday: Fish filet, fried 9 G o w n s available for admission to the Voters Roberta Corton reminds walking upstrect. "First of all. Mrs. Cone doesn’t know who potatoes, cole slaw, bread, South Windsor Elderly Housing South Windsor residents who butter, milk, chocolate cake. Project. Applications may be have relocated within the town „ n n SIxosStolO obtained at the Town Hall that they should notify the ■Manclieftteft, LUM Bl between 9 a.m. and 4 p.m. registrar’s office in writing of Groat new casuals with Bridesmaids Applications returned after their change of address. A cor rocker platform sole, tri Oct. 31 will not be considered rected list of electors will be cot lined polyurethane for immediate occupancy upon prepared on Oct. 2 and the new uppers. Assorted colors. m completion of the project. For addresses must be in by that G o w n s time. m additional information contact Shipment I Mrs. Glenora Forbes, secretary If the registrar’s office is to the Housing Authority, on aware that a person has moved, Manchester's Exclusive Handcraft Shop WOMENS AND TEENS •m Monday, Wednesday and he will be sent a notice that he Mother Of The Friday between noon and 3 p.m. is being removed from the list by calling 875-6672. of electors. Anyone who Is Proud and Pleased To Be.^ receives this notice of removal Pleated Vamp Bride Social Services Advisor but is still a resident of South I Town Manager Terry V. Windsor should contact the The First to Offer Beautiful Sprenkel announced the ap registrar’s office in writing im D r e s s e s pointment of Peter F. Santar- mediately in order to be Pumps s ,‘ pia of Manchester to the newly retained as a voter. created position of social ser Women who have married or Trendy is for cool autumn In Our Boutique Dept, vices advisor. The position \yas remarried should also notify days. When your toes crunch PEWTER PIECES incorporated into the currient the Registrar’s Office. budget as the first full-time Notification of name change bright crispy leaves, and the For Sale by Libby and George position in the General Govern can be made by telephoning the air smells so good that you ment to deal specifically with Town Clerk’s Office. . Sixes 5 to 10 the needs and problems of step faster and lighter.. . social services and welfare and you could walk in your Dressy pleated vamp, soft assistance matters. Santarpia favorite park forever. STOCKADE tricot lining. Composition REGULAR was one of 40 candidates for the School Menus sole. Fashion colors. position. Cafeteria menus which will Black, blue and A 1967 graduate of the be served in South Windsor red kid. Budd DRESSES University of Connecticut, San Schools, Oct. 1-5 are as follows: C a m e l FENCE tarpia has been employed for Monday: Spaghetti with sued e. 4 WOMENS AND TEENS the past two years by the sauce, corn, Italian bread and ^ Jewish Family Service and has,, butter, pudding with topping. 5 L M o , 3 .r t n g GOWNS ^ been involved in case work, milk, •00 AND counselling, referral work, $ 4 5 5 0 Tuesday: Hamburger on bun, 6’ High Classic public assistance and joint catsup, relish, mustard, programming, with community 8’ Wide PANTS-SUITS agencies. mashed potato with gravy, buttered green peas, spice cake FeVe at 38 Oak Street Pumps Commencing his duties with with icing, milk. Cash and Carry the town on Nov. 2, Santarpia Wednesday: Pizza, green in The Heart of Downtown Manchester will be responsible for the ad ministering of the town beans, Italian bread, (H.S., T.E., Ells, only), ice cream AMMONS 9 9 programs and working directly cup, milk. ISIMIS VILUtCIE BRIDAL AND BOUTIQUE with other community groups involved in social services such 'Thursday: Philadelphia sub Hours: Opm Mon.-TuM.*W«d. i Sat 104 Tol. 643-4809 as the Board of Education (bologna, salami, cheese), MANCHESTER PARKADE Sixes 5 to 10 Thuro. a Frf. 10>9 KELLY RD. VERNON, CONN. Special Services, the Youth Ser tomato soup, cookie, milk. Tuet.-S«L 10 A.M. to 5:30 P .li Friday: Tuna sub, cole slaw, Sleek, smooth classics go vices Officer and the Communi Thursday NiKhte 'tH 9:00 P.M. m v /w fSAueHserem ominevwSuP ty' Services Council. potato chips, pineapple chunks, with ^ every outfit. Tricot milk. li i ^ R f e R STRiET lining, composition soles. ^ ■ o r PAGE TWENTY-TWO - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs., Sept. 27, 1973 W^NCP.STER E ^ Conn^ Thurs., Sept. 27. 1973- PAGE TWENTV.tudc-b. Bucs Win^ Mets Lose Royals, Brewers, Holland, ABA Hooks Big Catch Coaches^ Corner NEW YORK (AP) - The The Expos, who are tied with Los Angeles 9, Atlanta 8 STANDINCS I The Dry Side r CHULA VISTA, Calif. catcii for the upstart ABA in Its John LaFonlanarA^mm>-,mimmmims Ken McMullen drove home Break Elite 20-Win Club New York Mets’ precarious Chicago 3 Ml games out in fourth (AP) — Wilt Chamberlain, war with the established NBA. To move him away from the Last Saturday at Bristol, place in the NL East, jumped the winning run with a pinch-hit ‘Tve been assured of a good, end zone with the ball in have the backs to make it perch atop the National NEW YORK (AP) - We the Detroit Tigers for their 1 of Sports ^ who changed the National basket, the NBA widened its on Mets’ starter Tom Seaver double in the ninth inping, cap Kansas City’s Paul Splittorff, Chicago, after he beat the very long future in San Diego,” what appeared to be a rather their hands before it fell im- go. Our biggest job will be to League East wobbled when shall overcome. Milwaukee’s Jim Colbom and sixth straight victory. Basketball Association rule free-throw lane from 12 to 16 for a 4-0 lead in the first inning. ping a three-run eruption that American League White Sox 6-2 for victory No, 20. Chamberlain told a news con feet. lackluster game between complete. We also had stop their running game and they lost to Montreal, yet catapulted the Dodgers to vic And Kansas City, Bert Blyleven, born in Holland —“I really wanted this vic Paul Blair drove In two runs book and rewrote the record East Catholic and St. Paul In other National League Ea s t ference. “This job should be the Re has also gone through several opportunities to get the ball away from the team is exuding con games, San Diego beat Cincin tory. Milwaukee and Holland cer and now playing for the tory,” said Jim Colborn after with a triple and a single. I By Dean R. Yost book in 14 turbulent years,, was actually pretty exciting W L Pet. GB biggest challenge of my life, eight coaches in 14 years and break long runs but for one them. If they keep it too long fidence reserved for clubs nati 5-1, St. Louis edged the tainly have. Minnesota Twins, dll staged posting victory No. 20 by has Jolted the NBA again by Baltimore 95 62 .605 Indians 1, Red Sox 0 ___ • and I hope to help San Diego acquired the reputation of a from a coaching standpoint. mistake or another, we mis there is no way they can not who have all but clinched a Cubs 1-0, Houston blanked San their own pitch-in Wednesday beating the New York Yankees li jumping to the rival San Diego 5, Cineinnati 1 Boston 85 73 .538 lOVk Before Wednesday’s ac John Ellis belted a second- become the world's best basket player who had his own ideas It looked lack-luster simply sed our chances. division pennant. Francisco 5-0 and Los Angeles night and demonstrated that 5-2, "But I’m not so much hap American Basketball score. They just keep Nate Colbert, Dave Roberts, Detroit tion, the ‘‘20-victory club” inning homer, his 14th, to back ball team.” about schedules and practices. because there was not much "Hell! We’re still in it, ain’t beat Atlanta 9-8. 83 75 .525 12W given the chance, anybody with py for me but for the whole We feel that we do not banging away with that Dave Hilton and Clarence New York 77 81 .487 18t4 was an elite, exclusive es the five-hit pitching of Gaylord Association. Club owner Leonard Bloom "I practice as much with my scoring, and that is whdt the we?,” Mets’ Manager Yogi Richie Hebner, Gene Clines 19 victories could win 20 games. team.” The Final Word have to make excuses for wishbone running game un Gaston hit home runs and Milwaukee 74 83 .471 21 tablishment that dis Perry, 19-19, and carry the The 7-loot-l center quit the said the ABA will repay part of team as any other player,” fans like to see. We knew Berra said Wednesday night and Dal Maxvill combined to —"It's a pitcher’s dream. I’m In the American League’s losing to St. Paul’s a team til they back you up to the helped San Diego pitcher Randy Cleveland 69 89 Cleveland Indians to a I'O vic To the readers who have followed this writer’s stories, Los Angeles Lakers Wednesday Chamberlain’s salary by Chamberlain insisted after New York lost 8-5 to Mon drive in 10 runs for the Pirates 437 26ti criminated against pitchers glad it happened to me," said less inspirational action, that St. Paul’s did not have which we consider one of the goaline. Jones, 6-6, record his first from Kansas City, tory over the Boston Red Sox. features and columns for the past five years, I would like and signed a three-year con forgiving some future debts. Wednesday. "In five years with treal and had their NL East and then turned their attention WEST Blyleven, the Twins’ right Cleveland edged Boston 1-0 ; to thank you for your faithful support. tract as player-coach of the San Wilt's major ac as potent an offense as they best coached teams we meet To sum up, it was a very career victory against the Oakland 92 67 .579 Milwaukee and Holland. hander, bom in Zeist, Holland, the Lakers I missed practice had last year. This was to be lead over Pittsburgh whittled to on thepulsating ^ivision race. Reds. California n i l ^ Texas 5-4 and Angels 5, Rangers 4 Friday’ I will end my career as scholastic sports writer Diego Conquistadors for a complishments since joining less than Jerry West.” every year. Its this type of tough afternoon against St. one-half game. The Pirates Kansas City 87 71 .551 4M Not any more. who one-hit the Oakland A’s and Baltimore blanked Detroit 4-0. Bob Oliver's two-out single reported |600,000 a year. the old Philadelphia Warriors expected since they had lost team that keeps plugging "That means we’re all even beat them 4-1 for victory No. 20. for The Herald. In this span of time many interesting and But Wilt was admittedly un Paul’s and it will be tougher overwhelmed the Philadelphia St. Minnesota 80 78 .506 11M Previously, no arm from the Orioles 4, Tigers 0 scored Dave Chalk with the T he Lakers promptly in 1959 include career records some very talented people in the loss column, so the Mets Louis 1, Chicago 0 —"I wanted to do it here ekclting incidents have taken place. To list them would be easy about his new rote. ‘Tve away at you, doing all the physically and mentally Phillies 13-2. California 76 82 .481 15M Milwaukee Brewers, the Kan Rookie left-hander Don Hood winning run in the ninth inning, challenged his status as a in points and rebounds, plus two from last year’s team. Their aren’t in a position anymore to Ted Simmons’ single scored because my folks were here,” difficult but the memories will always be clear in mv always had an apprehension right things until you make a against Northwest Saturday. "Pittsburgh has to play Lou Brock in the first inning Chicago 75 83 .475 16ti sas City Royals or Holland had hurled a two-hltter, pitching the lifting the California Angels to player and threatened legal ac more marks that appear unap emphasis was definitely on clinch it by winning the rest of Texas 55 104 .346 37 ever set foot in that famous 20’s said Paul Splittorff, whose mind. ^ with coaching," he said. mistake and then they tomorrow night and they might and settled a tight pitching bat playoff-bound Baltimore a 5-4 victory over the Texas tion. But in uniform or out, proachable a 50.4-point average "I hope my alleged run-ins the defensive game and it lose,” Berra said. their games,” Maxvill said Wednesday’s Games club. parents are from suburban capitalize of it. We have Michigan State faces UCLA, tle between the Cards’ Rick Orioles to a 4-0 triumph over Rangers. The guidance from my father who has been an outstan Chamberlain, 37, is the biggest and a 100-point game, both in with coaches will help me avoid But doesn’t the slim lead after learning about New Cleveland 1, Boston 0 Not any moce. was clear when they held us been making key mistakes Michigan, Illinois, Wisconsin Wise, 15-12, and the Cubs’ Bill ding teacher, and the fine cooperation from the athletic the 1961-62 season. some of the pitfalls. One thing I worry the Mets? York’s defeat. "The Mets have Baltimore 4, Detroit 0 scoreless. in the last two games but and Indiana in home football Bonham, 7-5. The Cards are in directors, coaches and. players, made the job enjoyable. don’t like is coaches who talk “I don’t think we’ve had any been hot and hopefully they’ll Milwaukee 5, New York 2 ■They did sustain anhonest they were mistakes that we games at East Lansing this cool off.” third place in the NL East race, One fine aspect of the job was the change of season in about ‘handling’ players. My fall. desperate feelings in a week,” Kansas City 6, Chicago 2 drive in the first quarter and three games back. athletics. Fall would bring football. If the club stumbled i Sports In Brief I thinking is, you don’t try to han expected since we started Mets’ reliever Tug McGaw The Pirates play Philadephia Houston 5, San Francisco 0 Minnesota 4, Oakland 1 moved the ball 54 yards in 10 with such an inexperienced again tonight and then have California 5, Texas 4 Managers in Spotlight through a long season, basketball would bolster the dle basketball players. You said. Cliff Johnson hit a two-run handle horses and animals.” plays to score. Thejr had one team. We fell that we im Bob Bailey’s two-run homer three games with Montreal Thursday’s Games morale. Spring brought baseball and usually a good and in Golf Sat. 7:30 Sept 28 homer and Cesar Cedeno and Chamberlain was more confi other drive down close to proved in all departments in the seventh snapped a 5-5 tie over the weekend. The Mets Kansas City (Fitzmorris 8-2) teresting campaign. ^ Ho rse Racing Roger Metzger added run NEW YORK (AP) - The one of five clubs battling for ‘‘As for now. I’m looking TURNBERRY, Scotland dent about his future on tM our goalline before they over last week but we still after the MCts had tied it in the close out their season this scoring singles in support of at Chicago (Kaat 14-13) Montreal Expos have had Other sports - golf, soccer, cross-country and softball (AP) — U.S. Open Champion NEW YORK — Protangonist, fumbled. Other than that we PLAINVILLE fifth on Jerry Grote’s run weekend at Chicago with a four- Detroit (Coleman 22-15) at the East Division title. for a job,” said Zimmer occupied many interesting hours. Auto racing to some $9, finished IV4 lengths in front court. “I feel perfectly able w have to make more progress Dave Roberts’ seven-hit only one manager since A pair of American Johnny Milter shares first place play another 10 years if my controlled the ball most of in order to win against the scoring single. game series. pitching. Baltimore (Garland 0-0), N prior to Wednesday night’s seemed boring, but others enjoyed the fast-moving sport with Britain’s Neil Cotes going of Hosiery to capture the first STADIUM New York (Dobson 5-7) at joining the National League Leajgue managers also got division of the $96,500 Cowdin mind and body hold out,” he the game but were unable to opponents on our schedule. game. “I have heard nothing and it was covered. into Thursday’s second round of said. Open CompoUtton Milwaukee (Slaton 13-14), N in 1969 and they have no good news Wednesday. Stakes at Belmont Park, white score. Our own passing and Incidently, in three games from this organization about So, in closing, I would like to thank again one and all, for the $150,000 John Player Golf But Lakers General Manager Minnesota (Decker 10-10) at plans to make a change. The Baltimore Orioles U.S.MIXED - Walt Lord Rebeau, $36, bested Lover running yardage totals were with St. Paul’s this week, being fired, but I want to re •the fine support and cooperation. Classic, richest event on the Pete ’Newell said Wilt’s ABA To California (Ryan 20-16), N The Expos expressed con John by five lengths for the se not very impressive but that rehired Earl Weaver for main in baseball.” Hockenberry 202-545, Roland European tour. playing career will have to wait varsity, JV and freshmen, Only games scheduled fidence in 46-year-old Gene Smith 215-557, Bob Dawson 201- To the man who follows in this seat, remember, cond division win. did not tell the real story of Win Today Aaron’s HR Deadline another year at an es Manchester is a great spdrts town. Miller birdied the final three a year. we had scores of 7-0, 12-12, Mauch Wednesday, exten timated 870,000. Weaver has San Diego is last in the 569, Bruce Moquin 520, Ed holes to catch Cotes at five- CHICAGO — Sky Boy, $11.80, our offensive play. We had and 0-0 respectively so the It t R a c s defeated Congress by a nose in "We hope Wilt will have ding his contract through led the Birds to their fourth National League West with a Yourkas 523, Carl Gloss 501, under-par 66. Charles Coody every success as coach in San several chances to score and future looks pretty tough of a three-game series against the $21,550 Land of Lincoln Han s Lap ModNM ATLANTA (AP) - “If I night’s game, played in inter 1975. Mauch has 13% years East Division championship 59-KX) record. Dick Martin 523, Bee Moquin and Tony Jacklin are one shot Diego,” he said. “As for his actually had people in the against them. 11 the Dodgers, who swept the National League Cook Regains Lead dicap at Sportsman’s Park. don’t hit one tomorrow mittent misty rain and delayed of managerial in the last five years after a 183-474, Debbie Price 473, back. status as a player ... This Saturday’s game will . Balance of Last Raca first two games 5-1 and 9-8 as at the start for 57 minutes. EAST Durocher’s position is also Ginger Yourkas 461, Ruth Jerry Cook’s second-place finish in last Sunday’s rich (Thursday), you guys can go experience—some 2,132 BETENDORF, Iowa (AP) Chamberlain has a binding con Aaron failed to homer. “I like to play nine innings W L Pet. GB rocky start. less than secure in Houston Smith 468, Marge Martin 463. be another tough day for us Rain Check wHi bo honorad home,” Hank Aaron tells a All-Star Racing League’s 300-lapper at Islip Speedway in — A field of 147 golfers tees off Basketball tract with the Lakers for the "I saw enough good pitches I and get the hell out,” he said. New York 80 78 .506 games—and that puts him The California Angels and the Astro brass may since Northwest Catholic, throng of writers tracking N.Y., moved the Rome driver on top of the NASCAR point Thursday in the $100,000 Quad 1973-74 season and the Lakers for Saturday only, SopL 29 should have hit tonight,” Aaron "It was miserable out there. Pittsburgh 79 78 .503 Vz third among active decided to keep Bobby make a decision this week. GOP WOMEN - Grayce Shea PORTLAND, Ore. (AP) - our opponents this week is parade once again. Cities Open at the Crow Valley will take all necessary steps to his chase of Babe Ruth’s all- said following Wednesday Besides, the Dodgers have been St. Louis 77 81 .487 3 managers in length of ser Winkles on for another year. 218-483, Rob Dobkin 182, Lucy Fran Costello, former listed in the top 20 in the Plus General Mananger Spec The race, won by former super-modified ace, Jim Lan Golf Club. Most of the game’s prevent him from playing with AND time home run record. beating us a t will. Montreal 77 82 .484 Vk vice behind Los Angeles’ Winkles, in his first year as Richardson plans to meet Sweeney 178, Rose Lapolt 499, Providence College star who state and was St. Paul’s. Chicago 76 81 .484 iVz dry, also carried a bundle of NASCAR modified points. big names are not competing any club other than the Aaron, still two homers shy of Walter Alston and Houston’s manager, has the Angels in with each of. the coaches June Michaud 491. was a fifth round draft pick in Northwest features a fairly Mod the immortal Ruth’s 714 total, Philadelphia 70 88 .443 10 Bugs Stevens’ quest for the top point position, fell by the which leaves Hale Irwin as the this year’s National Basketball Lakers.” idSod Leo Durocher. fourth place in the American privately before making a Chamberlain joins a one- RADII simple offense and defense said his chances "look a little WEST wayside when he developed mechanical problems on the man to beat. Association draft, was cut ‘‘He’s just the guy to en League West. decision. year-old team that finished and like to play a conser dim right now. It all depends on Cincinnati 98 61 .616 585 COMMERCIAL - Lamar 114th lap. At that time he was leading the race. First prize in the $100,000 Wednesday as the Portland trust our players to, to bring Winkles was a coach with fourth in the ABA West last vative ball-control type of For Space Ciril TeL 203-229403S what happens in the next ball Special Railroad Service Los Angeles 93 66 .585 5 The Astros, rated pennant Dick 138-359, Fred Oakes 153- Richie Evans placed ninth in the grind. tournament is $20,000.^ Trail Blazers got down to the Tonight them around to cham the club in 1972 after several season under K.C. Jones, now game. They use the AOM. S3.00 game.” San Fran. 86 73 .541 12 contenders early in the 149-417, Jay Colangelo 136-376, 12-player limit for the 1973-74 Yanks vs. Brewers, pionship caliber,” said years as baseball coach at Tennis coach of the Capital Bullets. wishbone formation and 6-12 jrt. 99(, DMir I Fm The 39-year-old Atlanta NEW YORK (AP) - Penn from Grand Central Terminal, Houston 81 79 .506 17Ms season, have slumped into George Barber 137-153-394, For six dollars you can witness, Evel Knievel, motor season. Braves’ star has only three General Manager Jim Fan Arizona State. NILES, 111. — Second-seeded Central Railroad says special another train would start from Atlanta 75 84 .472 23 fourth place in the West. Tony Yacono 147-387, Russ cycles’ most exciting performer, Friday night at the Staf games remaining this season, train service with connecting ning. San Diego skipper Don Fountain 152-357, Curt Heinz Marty Riessen of Evanston, Mt. Vernon with a stop at San Diego 59 100 .371 39 Coach Preston Gomez is ford Spring Motor Speedway. against the Los Angeles shuttl&.)}uses will be set up for Montreal has finished Zimmer hasn’t heard 141-353, Rich Nicola 156-387, Ed 111., and Tom Okker of the Larchmont and a third train Wednesday’s Games considered most likely to Knievel, who has broken every bone in his body, at least Dodgers tonight and against the the five games the New York would begin its run in Rye with Montreal 8, New York 5 sixth twice and fifth twice anything from the Padres Spence 359, Jerry Ridel 363, Netherlands defeated Andy succeed Durocher if the 67- once, will perform his motorcycle feat. W. G. GLENNEY’S Houston Astros Saturday night Giants of the National Football a stop in Stamford. Pittsburgh 3, Philadelphia 2 under Mauch. This year the but he’s expecting the Paul Mozzicato 356, Tim Flynn Pattison of Rhodesia and Rick and Sunday. League will play at the Yale ’The trains, which will operate Los Angeles 9, Atlanta 8 Expos are under .500 but are worse. year-old manager gets fired. 351. Also, on the same card will be the Northeast Midget Crealey of Australia 6-4, 6-3 in Writers from two dozen Bowl in New Haven this year. on Oct. 7 and 14, Nov. 11 and 18 San Diego 5, Cincinnati 1 Assn., Formula M racing. It will be the first time this first rouM doubles play at the cities, Japan and Mexico The railroad announced that and Dec. 16, will be met at the Houston 5, San Francisco 0 ELKS - Bob Talmadge 141- season the midgets have appeared at Stafford. Tam International Open tennis arrived in Atlanta for the start an express train would leave New Haven station by buses, St. Louis 1, Chicago 0 371, A1 Pirkey 137-384, Dick Among the drivers to watch in the midget division are tournament. which will complete the trip to Thursday’s Games Krol 140-373, Joe Pagano 146, ALAMO, Calif. — Australian FALL HARVEST OF VALUES Johnny Mann, Jerry Wall in his rear-engine creation. Bob the Yale Bowl. Philadelphia (Lersch 3-6) at Stan Seymour 351, Bruce Fish Roy Emerson defeated Jeff Keyser, sponsored by Moriarty Brothers and Dave Austin 6-4, 6-7,6-3 in the second Return service will be Pittsburgh (Kison 3-0), N OJ Outdistance Rushers 351, Reggie Tomlinson 375, Humphrey. 10 DAYS ONLY available'after the games. Los Angeles (Osteen 16-11) at Mike Denhup 352, Dom Farr round of the $50,000 Firemen’s NEW LONOON-WATEPFORD The Giants are playing five Atlanta (Morton 14-10), N NEW YORK (AP) - O.J. Pete Beathard of Kansas City Washington as first-week 369, Charles Christadore 363. Fund International Tennis games at the Yale Bowl this Chicago (Hooton 14-15) at St. Simpson couid’ve watched retained the AFC passing leader Vic Washington of San Championships. „„ SPEED BOWL year while Yankee Stadium is Louis (Cleveland 13-10), N iast weekend’s Nationai leadership but A1 Woodall, who Francisco slipped to third. Faces in the Crowd COLUMBUS, Ga. - WELDWOOD PRE-FINISHED Secondseeded Chris Evert of renovated and their new home Only games scheduled Footbali League games came on to replace injured Joe In the AFC, Mike Siani of CHURCH - Bernie Banavige Last year as a sophomore, Manchester High’s Ray VERMONT in New Jersey is built. Namath and will have to carry Oakland, who led a week ago, Fort Lauderdale, Fla., ad FWMY, SEPTEMBER 2*th. - 7:30 P.M. from an easy chair and he 200-572, Don Anderson 204-529, Sullivan had five soccer shutouts as goaltOnder. At pre vanced to the second round of PANELING stiii wouidn’t have had to the New York Jets’ quarter- fell completely out of the top 10, Tony Baluk 218-554, Frank BARN V4 MILE CLAY TRACK sent, the Tribe is 4.0 with no whitewashings...Brad Steurer the $30,000 Columbus women’s worry about anybody sur backing chores for most of the replaced at the top by 'J.D. Hill Perkins 506, Nels Johnson 533. CASH & CARRY SALE season, is No. 1 in the con of Buffalo, with 10 receptions and Tom ‘Chip’ Conran, members of the Keene State pro tennis tournament, routing BOARD MHS Girls Win passing him in rushing. Janet Haas of Miami Beach 6-1, Baseball^ ference. Dick Shiner of Atlanta, for 155 yards. SILK CITY - Bob Berry 202, College soccer squad, have helped their team to five K x T to 4" WM, THE BEST BIKE RIDERS Of course, he didn’t. He was 6- 0. TOTE & SAVE - fO Deye Only WALTHAM, Mass. (AP) - X~Country Meet the NFC leader a week ago, Donny Anderson of St. Louis, Rich Grabowski 501, Harry straight triumphs. One win was over the University of 8’ Bundlaa from out there as usual with the rest slipped to No. 2 behind John Don Saulnier, 19, a former The Manchester High girl’s with six touchdowns—four Plecity 224-582, Ken Thomas Connecticut...Blaz Stimac, the all-time career soccer IF YOU'RE 8 TO 13 YEARS OLD, No Seeonde — No ffafaefa Rag. 75a aq. ft New Englond - New York - New Jersey of his Buffalo teammates, Hadl of Los Angeles following rushing and two Waltham High School star who cross-country team open^ up rushing against San Diego. 200-20^544, Ron Nivison 209-507, scorer at Manchester with 49, has a younger brother, Tayo, YOU HAVE A CHANCE TO Tot# and Sava the Rams’ 31-0 blanking of the receiving—leads the league in 4 x 8 PANELS SLIDES - SPILLS - THRILLS was an outstanding pitcher for its season yesterday alternoon The problem was, the Mario Frattaroli 218-548, Ron now playing with the Indians... Managers for the Falcons. scoring with 36 points, the Jets’ SPORTAMAN - PROFESSIONAL Massachusetts Bay Community at Memorial Field with a 23-34 Chargers were ready for him. Custer 220-568, Bob Bassett 204- Manchester High football team are Stuart Flavel and Rob Rich Sowells is the interception WELDWOOD VMYLGARD College last spring, is em victory over Hartford’s They “ limited” him to 103 In pass receiving. Bob Tucker 551, Ron Plecity 205-580, Bob bie Hall. leader with three and rookie barking on a pro baseball Bulkeley High. yards, far under his fantastic of the Giants, with 14 for 210 Oppelt 202-531, Lou Halpryn 201- Vinyl Protected career in the Cleveland Indians’ Ray Guy of Oakland is the 578, Ed Barret 200, Frank MOTORCYCLE RACING Barbara Crowley covered the opening-game record 250. And yards, assumed the NFC’s top 1 to 3 Pcs. 4 to 7 8 I Over aq.ft system. distance in 12:07 for the locals NFL’s No. 1 punter with a 49.3- Gauthier 516, Jerry Poston 509, without his thunderous running, spot ahead of Charley Taylor of yard average. 7.70 7.10 6.60 to take top honors. Liz the Bills lost 34-7. A1 Little 518, Ed Yourkas 503, Berkshire Improved 5 Colors Fitzgerald of Bulkeley was se Even without those 103 yards, Jim Stamler 504, Frank Pitts Berkshire East, popular ski resort on the Mohawk Trail cond while the Indians’ Cindy though, Simpson still would State Bank Host To Baseball Nine 503, Rollo Masse 521, John in upstate Massachusetts, has incorporated a sophisticated , Shanley was third with a time lead the league’s ground- Gioiango 517, Ron Smith 508, snowmaking system for the coming season. WELDWOOD 1EATHER H U of 13:15. Fourth went to Fred Plecity 505, Owen Ouirion gainers. He now has 353 yards The new snowmaking guns can produce man made snow 1 to 3 Pcs. 4to7 8 & Over MANCHESTER B D E B M anchester’s Deb Shanley Winners in 13 of 14 starts in In return, the team presented 511, Frank Pitts 503. and his closest challenger is 6.95 while the Bulldog’s Cindy Parker with the league trophy. seven times faster than the older ^ n s used in many areas. 6.50 6.10 Essex Johnson of Cincinnati, the Alumni Junior Baseball 2 Color* Dionne was fifth. WIVES- Peggy Callahan 176, Previously, the lack of good snow hurt Berkshire the TIRE, INC. ■ the American Conference League last summer, Rounding out the top 10 were runner-up with 221 yards. ‘he Swim Tryouts Lynne Topping 194. first time it attempted a snow-making operation. BRICK Olga DeNovellis (B), Cathy Ron Johnson of the New York Manchester State Bank team WELDWOOD SEA SCAPE Maher (M), Judy Dziedzinski was feted by its sponsor at a Rec swim team tryouts will HbME ENGINEERS- Pauline Giants, the National be held Monday night starting 1 to 3 Pcs. SlO vor Here's real mafic you can create yourself instantly. Just spread (M), Judy Brown (M), George Conference leader, is third dinner Tuesday night at Donohue 180-455, Jo Saari 179, 5.50 on mastic and apply individual bricke % Ihifk. They arc ,li|M in tte Smalley (B). Willie’s. Bank President Ed at 6 at Manchester High. All in Hildur Zawistowski 459. 4.80 S A F E T Y c h e c k ! over-all with 208 and Dallas’ terested should bring a swim 2 Colors weiflit.so they need no foundation or eitra support. It’s ruffid Manchester’s next meet is Parker hosted the boys and Many other panels Calvin Hill, fourth in the suit, towel and bathing cap. Operate Out of Holyoke virtually indestructable and it’s fireproof. Tuesday at Suffield. league, is second in the NFC presented each with SPICE- Pat Lappen 125, at low prices Regular workouts begin Oct.9. WELDWOOD HARVEST with 201. Eisenhower silver dollars. Marjorie Joy 346. to choose from Decorate a . . W e C h e c k 1 to 3 Pcs. 8 A Over 4x6 Area for ...... ^ l o . 4 b 4.95 4.40 • F R O N T E N O •BALL JOINTS Four Local Men W» otter A [sfajofa, glue, or cllp-atrip your way to new celling beautyl • DISC BRAKES •WHEEL BEARINGS Complete Selection WINDOW WONDERLAND! ot Men'e • Womon'e Own ACFL Club iannon iraft •COMPLETE EXHAUST YSTEMS .Armstrong CEILING AND OF COURSE BOOTS TILES By By Earl Yost SHUTTERS Y O U R T IR E S Perk up decor, glimorlze any Nordica - Lango p As practical as they are beautiful. Easy Special Four Manchester businessmen - and one from Coventry - room, quickly. Inexpensively \to clean and super sound-abMrbani — Fast, Courteous Service - KasOngor are the owners of the Holyoke franchise in the Atlantic with periiutnenUy IneUlled open ^ Choose from a wide range of pattams Lot frame or Blattqd-ityle shutters. and textures that coordinate with every Rosomont Coast Football Ckinference which plays under the colors of Sizes to fit every window: • o f the Western Massachusetts Pioneers. wldthi from 8" to 18"; heights 12x12 Plain Whlta The local quartet consists of from 16’* to 3 6 ^ spokesman said the rough spots ENTER TRE 1973 SP E C IA L O F T H E W E E K Loren Andreo, John DeQuattro, Tote Sam Crispino and Jack Hunter, have smoothed out and with PEANUT Q Q C PRICE $AVI 10% Save Now During Our Big plus John Wile of Coventry. An new talent now available the as little ae V a shutter On Ihe Pnrcliaae S Save W m ! « PAGE TWEpJTY^I^UR - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs., Sept. 27, 1973 MANCHEjTERJEVEN^^ Manchester, Conn., Thurs., Sept. 27, 1973- PAGE TWENTV-FIVR BUGS BUNNV O liT OUR WAY BY NED COCHRAN OlIR BOARDING HOUSE wllh MAJOR HOOPLE High B e^ Prices Increase Costs BLWOOC7 WAhJTB T O T A K E I ALWAYS TAKE TH' 1 WANT TO SET F « f — £tf§cllv0 fOR7N£ACTiON The "Action Marketplace" SOA^E DRMN6 LSeSONS! STUITfiNT O UT ALONE... STARTBP ON MV MANS COULP PEELAWE HANS ESCAPED FROM THE NA715 G O d A s s m a - BACK-SEAT PRIVEB IF 1 HEAP THAT dAd CORRECTLV 'NOTOUmU HeraM Claiiified Ut Y O U W A N T ' • Over 15,000 Paid Suburiberi ITS LESS PISTRACTINT you've BLACK-TAPED yOUR BED- I- TH E V R E REJECTED THAN A BUT HAP TO LEAVE HIS INVENTION fiRBAT! WE'LL S S T ^ ^ TRAINING! BEIN'KIND 200- r t u n p j o c k s V. BEHINP/ HE LACKED FUNDS TO SO (t6 Word Minimum) • Over 60,000 Daily Readers "C EOCMy WINDOW ID INPDRAA'iDUR j- Of Manufacturing Auto Tires STARTBP RISHTAWAY' N E V E R /VMNP BAL»MOTTOCALL FORSOU8E- EKIOUdH MAJOR. BUT WHY BACK TILL THIS YEAR! v— - • Fast Results ABOUT THAT! TDLBT DIP HE BRINS HIS 1 6| por word ptr dty CAUdC VtXIR JAILERS ARE NEW HAVEN (AP) - High 3 O iy *...... 7« ptr word ptr diy KEEPIMd you CONFINED it) MB O U T INVENTION slaughtering during the ford, Calif. eU6Si5 QUARTERS ” RkSHT ? IM THB HERET beef prices are Increasing the ® D ty *...... U ptr word pOr dty I 'OI'Y rii)SIN(;TIMKFOR eXBRCISe NATURALS HES AFRAID summer in reaction to price The price increase for stearic 26 Days...... 6f ptr word ptr day CIAISIFIKI) ADVKRTIsmKNTX HQVMS OF THE INTERNATIONAL co*t of manufacturing tires, ac ■ V SCHOOL YARPj controls brought a reduction in acid and other raw materials is Happy A d s ...... $1.50 Inch urn N(M)N IIAV B K K IR K PI BIJ( ATION H CORPORATIONS! THEY MI6HT cording to a spokesman for the "-ER.AH'vV/ORRV ABOUT the supply of tallow and a one of the reasons Armstrong PW IIE M 3-27U IkidltAr for Stlvrdiy m S MMddy COOL Armstrong Rubber Co. U IZ.H NwM PrM«y CUSTOMS IRRESULARlTlES! related Increase in its price, the has asked the federal Cost of The connection between beef spokesman at Armstrong’s Living Council for pepnission \ and tires has nothing to do with Autos For Ssla headquarters said Wednesday. to raise its prices 6.7 per cent, 4 Sarvicas Oftarad 12 the quality of some steaks. It In HERALD The cost of acid used in the spokesman said. PLEASE READ IM7 FORD Country Squire sta- ODD JOBS - M ovine volves a beef product used in Armstrong’s tire production making tires. BOX LETTERS tion wagon, power steering, aoolianrpq otn HAPPY ADS recently jumped from 12 to 40 Meanwhile, the company is Your YOUR AD The supply of tallow, a fatty cents a pound, he said. "working on alternates" for the For MICKEY FINN BY HANK LEONARD substance obtained from Armstrong, the nation's sixth acid and has reduced the Information Classified or “Want Ads” 528-8649. slaughtered cattle, is used to THE HERALD will not Trucks-Tractor 5 WHAT DO Y ^ i W T KNOW WHAT'S GOING largest tire manufacturer, said amount it uses, he said. are taken over the phone as a I DIDN'T EXPECT you THINK TO HAPPEN— BUT I KNOW make stearic acid. The acid it uses 4 million pounds of Suppliers have been con disclose the identity of any convenience. The advertiser ^ VOU IDIOT/ you HORACE TO CLOUT W ILL / T H A T YOU'ftE THE ONE WHO plays an important part in the advertiser using box letters. 1970 FORD Econoline, % ton, 6 EXCAVATING, bulldozing, Stearic acid a year at its plants sidering beans and cotton seed should read his ad the FIRST large and small, septic repairs BUNGLING m e ; h e '5 n e v e r HAPPEN? A if 7" t h a t STUPID HORACE rubber-curing process, he said. Readers answering blind box cylinder, standard transmis BEEN A BEUK3ERENT HOE GET AWAY/ in West Haven; Des Moines, instead of beef fat as a source DAY IT APPEARS and and installations. Sewer con The decline in cattle sion, 22,000 miles. Excellent GUV/ Iowa; Natchez, Tenn., and Han of the acid. ads who desire to protect their REPORT ERRORS In time condition. Call 649-9404. nections. Loam, fill gravel for identity can follow this for the next insertion. The sale. Owner operator, quality procedure; Herald is responsible for only FOR SALE — Unused rebuilt work, Latulippe Bros. Inc. 643- TOWN OF MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT 1969 GMC, V-6 motor, $300 or 7172. 742-9477. TOWN OF MANCHESTER Enclose your reply to the ONE Incorrect or omitted f-it7 HOOPLEMANOR^ insertion for any advertise best offer, 872-0850. HEROES ARE AAADE-NOT BORN • ItnN H«A Iw. box in an envelope — address TM Bt NL OB NOTICE ment and then only to the ex TREE Removal — Pruning, to the Classified. Manager, spraying, etc. Fully insur^. LEGAL OF ADOPTION OF ORDINANCE tent of a "make good” 1966 CJ5 UNIVERSAL Jeep, 4-, Manchester Evening Herald, wheel drive, 4 cylinder. Metal Licensed. Free estimates.- .. .SenMon# CAPTAIN KASY In accordance with the provisions of Chapter 3, Sections 1 insertion. Errors which do not BY CROOKS & LAWRENCE^ together with a memo listing cab, excellent condition. Hub- Phone 633-5345. may hov« Milt yvw NOTICE and 9 of the Town Charter, notice is hereby given of the adoption lessen the value of the the companies you do NOT lok hubs. Low mileage, 643- o happy aifl In accordance with Section 9- by the Bohrd of Directors of the Town of Manchester, Connec advertisement will not be cor 0582. CUSTOM MADE draperies, I r e a l l y COULDN'T 5AY( ticut, September 25, 1973, of Ordinance as follows; wjmt to see your letter. Your MV DEAR...THERrs MO 19b of the Election Laws, Rev. letter will be destroyed If the rected by "make good" very reasonable, work RETURN ADPRE5G1 insertion. ^^ranteed. Clall anytime, 649- of 1971, notice is hereby given PUROIASE OF PROPERTY - LAUREL LAKE advertiser Is one you’ve 1968 CHEVROLET half-ton PRISCILLA’S POP BY AL VERMEER that the Registrars of Voters BE IT ORDAINED by the Board of Directors of the Town of mentioned. If n i ^ t will be strong motor, good condition. To heavy duty clutch and spriiigs! ...... i will accept applications for ad Manchester that the Town of Manchester purchase for the total handled in the uslml manner. ’ 643-2711 MOM and DAD A RAISE? WE'LL^ '^TMERE IS, THEN THERES mission as an elector at the PB5.caii 649.7K4,tter6p.g,...... t 2 sum of Four Hundred Forty-Nine Thousand, Four Hundred P Belated HAVE TO CONSIDER OF COURSE, M Y T H R E E following locations: (449,400.00) Dollars from Wells C. Dennison and Robert C. Den IT FROM ALL FOURy YOUR SIDE... S .ID E S ! ^ L o a f sn d Found 1968 FORD ECONOLINB van, 6 P Happy 25th Anniversary y^S IP E S ; ITiursday — Oct. 4, 1973 — nison, both of the Town of Manchester, County of Hartford and 1 Autos For S a te cylinder, good condition, go^ J.P. LEWIS & Son custom z y 6:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. Grant’s State of Connecticut, that certain piece or parcel of land decorating, interior and I Love. FOUND Men’s glasses. In 1970 FURY III, excellent condi- gas mileage. $1,200 or best (Parkade) 370 Middle Turnpike situated in the Towns of Manchester and East Hartford, County offer. 643-5372. exterior, paper hanging. Fully f .______Allison Bolton near wood pile. Phone tion. Air-conditioning. insured. 649-9658. — West, Harrison's Stationers of Hartford and State of Connecticut, and located southerly of 649-1948. Automatic transmission. Call 849 Main Street the Wilbur Cross Parkway and northerly of Spencer Street and after 5 p.m., 649-0132. 1963 ECONO-Van, 97,000 miles, JIM tow for parts, best offer. Call T.J. FLANAGAN and Sons, I, Friday - October 5, 1973 - bounded and described as follows: LOST — Passbook No. 25-010- that Honda hum- 646-3886 after 6 p.m. Interior-exterior painting. .1 6:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. Top Beginning at an iron pipe at a southwesterly comer of land 507-1 Savings Department of the MGB 1967, body and engine in Reasonable rates. Swirled pmlng all the way to • Conhecticut Bank and Trust Notch 260 North Main Street, now or formerly of Delphine Kohn Holtzman et al, said land good shape. Call anytime after ceilings our specialty. Call 643- ^Charleston, S.C. Mott’s 587 Middle Turnpike — being formerly of John A. Hill et al and said Iron pipe being Company. Application made for 8:30 p.m,, 527-9327. Campara-Trallarsnot ____ 1949, payment. P "The Old Lady” STEVE CANYON BY MILTON CANIFF East, Grant’s (Parkade) 370 located in the northerly line of The Hartford Electric L l^ t Mobile Hornet 8 Middle Turnpike — West, Company right of way and said Iron pipe being further shown on 1967 CHEVROLET Camaro, V- INSIDE-Outside painting. LOST — Passbook No. 25-000- 8, automatic, $900. Reposses CONTEMPORARIES RUDOLF HESS ▼ q UISLINO DECLARED 'A T LEAST ARNOLDS ^IT REMINDS U.S.OF a map entitled “.Hie Hartford Electric Light Co. Map of Land to 1970 MOBILE home, 12x50’, Special rates for people over 65. <\X1 X, Pathmark 200 Spencer Street 010*5, Savings Department of sion. Savings Bank of LABELED BENEDICT INSISTED HE FLEW HE TURNED ON HIS ' IS HO NORED IN THAT PART OF HIM Saturday - October 6,1973 - be Deeded to Wilbur T. Little A Beatrice A. Little Town of large kitchen and living area, 2 Fully insured. Estimates given. Haating-Plumbing 17 DEFECTION IS AN TO ENGLAND TO COUNTRYAAEN FOR WHICH BENEFITED the Connecticut Bank and Trust Manchester, 646-1700. Call 649-7863. THE BORN LOSER BY ART SANSOM ARNOLD A TRAITOR AAAERICA ON THE bedrooms, laundry, good condi [ ENDLESSLY PUZZUNOf -B U T PERHAPS HE WAS HELP HIS OWN A . TH EIR OW N GOOD BATTLE MONUMENT . HIS PEER GROUP 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Stop & Manchester, Connecticut Scale 1’’ equals 200’ July, 1956” on file Company. Application made for SEWERLINES, sink lines, payment. tion, $4,2()0. Philbrick Agency, PHENOMENON.., FINALLY f o ll o w in g COUNTRY AT SARATO G A-BY -BEFORE HE ABAN Shop 263 Middle Turnpike — in the Town Clerk’s Office in said Town of Manchester; thence NEED CAR? Credit bad? Realtors, 646-4200. GRAD STUDENTS available cleaned with electric cutters, IS W P .D O tsV T PAV MC> HIS TRUE CONSCIENCE A BRONZE BOOT- DONED HIS COM- West, Frank’s Supermarket 725 running northerly along said land now or formerly of Delphine Bankrirot? Repossessed? for painting, 4 years by professionals. McKinney (HE WAS WOUNDED Kohn Holtzman et al to a merestone at the northwesterly comer FOUND — Black and white Honest Douglas accepts lowest Bros. Sewer Disposal Com ' THE LEG-9 Middle Turnpike— East, King’s experience, fully insured. Free ATTEKmOM TD AA0! Department Store 340 Broad of said land now or formerly of Delphine Kohn Holtzman et al male kitten, vicinity Broad down, smallest payments. Motorcyclas-BIcyclas 11 estimates. Call our competitors pany, 643-5308. Street, call after 3:30 p.m., 643- Douglas Motors, 345 Main. then call us, 649-7034. Street, Crispino’s Supreme and thence continuing northerly along land now or formerly of 9044. the Town of Manchester, the total distance along said Holtzman 1970 TRIUMPH 650 custom, FRANK SCOTELLA Plumbing, Foods 485 Hartford Road AUTO INSURANCE - com excellent condition, $1,000. Call ^ ^ / . , U Wednesday — October 10, parcel and said Town of Manchester parcel being 800 feet, more ESTABLISHED painting con repairs, remodeling, new work. FOUND — Parakeet, lost about pare our low rates. For a 6494)993. tractors. (If it’s worth owning, Free estimates. No job too 1973 — 1:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. or less; thence running generally easterly, northeasterly and one month ago. Owner may telephone quotation call Mr. it’s worth painting). Expert small. Prompt service on Manchester Community northerly along siaid land now or formerly of the Town of have by identifying. 643-9617 Dolm at 646-6050. 1965 HONDA, 450, minor turnup workmanship, spray, brush, emergency, 643-7024. College 60 Bidwell Street Manchester to the center line of Hockanum River; thence run after 6 p.m. needed, $300. Phone 647^48 roll, interior, exterior. Houses signed ning generally westerly, southwesterly, southerly and westerly 1970 DODGE, — $650. Evenings, between 5-7 p.m. painted as low as $100,64341001. 9-21 Frederick E. Peck a p in along said caiter line of said Hockanum River, being Porsonals-Announcementu 2 41 Homestead Street. __1 Flooring 19 Herbert J. Stevenson bounded, northerly by land now or formerly of the State of 1972 HONDA 350, plus helmet, STEPS, sidewalks, stone walls, MAN WANTS ride to Pratt & 1964 CHEVROLET Impala, excellent condition. Phone 875- Registrars of Voters Connecticut to a souUiwesterly comer of said State of Connec fireplaces, flagstone terraces, FLOQR SANDING and Whitney, East Hartford, first needs work, $125 or best offer. 7950. concrete repairs, inside and Refinishing, (specializing in e lf71 V WtA. Uc.. T X Hh - U-S- OM. THE FLINTSTONES BY HANA-BARBERA Manchester, Connecticut ticut land; thence miming northwesterly along said land now or shift. 62 Oxford St. (off West Call 289-4851. outside. Reasonably priced, older floors). Inside and outeide formerly of the State of Connecticut to the southeasterly comer Middle Tpke.) 643-2225. EXPERT bicycle repairs, all 643-0851. painting. John Verfaille, 646- ALLEY OOP BY V.T. HAMLIN of land of the State of Connecticut as acquired by said State In a 1967 IMPALA convertible, first makes, models and speeds. 5750, 872-2222. .BUT, I OO T H IN K 50 WHAT HAVE LEGAL deed from Edward J. Holl dated August 5,1957 and recorded in Autos For Sale 4 $400 takes it. Call 875-9010. Peugeot, Raleigh dealers, Building-Contracting 14 *****••••••••••••••••••••••• THIS IS MR.OOP u. / '\ HE KNOWS A \ 'ATS RIGHT... CAN I \ r DONT k n o w ,' t h e y ' r e 6UR E you GOT AGAINST IT'D BE BETTER TO Volume 323 Page 37 of the Manchester Land Records; thence Manchester Bicylce Shop, 649- D A O ...H E S A /HELLO, I PLACE WHERE \ AN' iS LIKE GO, C A O ? ) CASEY...W HATS/ PROUD OF THEIR ADOPTIONS ^ TELL HUA BEFORE 2098. Bonda-Stocka-Mortgagas 27 NEIGHBOR OF THERE! miming westerly along said parcel acquired by said State from 1967 DODGE, 4-door hardtop, 1963 CHEVY II, running condi MASON — Plastering, brick TH' FISH ARE I t T A K E CASEY PLEASE?/ THE NAME OF f MOO.' SONy EH, DINO^ SOMEONE ELSE DOES NOTICE OURS.' REALLY BITING.'/ THERE IF TOWN OF MANCHESTER said Holl and along other land of the State of Connecticut as excellent mechanical condition, tion, $125 or best offer. Call laying stone laying and con THIS PLACE? NOTHING MORTGAGES, loans first se IT S OKAY ASSESSORS acquired in a Certificate of Condemnation from Christian power steering, power brakes, after 3:30, 649-0570. GIRLS Polo 3-speed bicycle. crete. New and old. Free es A T A l l / automatic transmission. Front and rear hand brakes. cond, third. All kinds. Realty WITH YOU.' 7 ( OFFICE Werner dated March 16,1943 and recorded In Volume 152 Page timates gladly given. E. statewide. Credit rating un Original owner, |695. 643-5314. 1968 2-door CHEVY Impala, Basket and light included. One Richardson, 643- 41 Center St., 330 of said Manchester Land Records, partly on each. In all 152 power steering, radio, heater, year old, very good condition, necessary. Reasonable. Con- MANCHESTER, CONN. feet, more or less, to a point in the southerly line of land now or 1966 MUSTANG hardtop, new tires, best offer over $950, $30. Cali after 7 p.m. and all day fidential, quick arrangements. OFFICIAL NOTICE formerly of Clifford A. Treat et al, which line was established in automatic, burgandy color, 872-8731. Saturday, 742-9971. NEWTON H. Smith : Sons - Alvin Lundy Agency. 527-7971. 5,^ f Inhabitants of the Town of a deed from aifford A. Treat et al to Case Brothers, Incor Remodeling, repairing, ad 100 Constitution------.Piaza, ...2a, Hart sharp car. Motor needs atten ford. Evenings, 233-6879. Manchester are hereby notified porated, dated August 4,1967 and recorded in Volume 429 Page tion.'Best offer, 649-7311, 649- 1966 COMET, automatic, radio, TRIUMPH, 1972, TR6C, 650cc, ditions, rec rooms, porches and that: 60 of said Manchester Land Records; thence running westerly, 5833. 6 cylinder, good running condi excellent condition, low roofing. No job too small. Call 649-31M. MORTGAGES — 1st, and 2nd Oct. 1 of each year is the southwesterly, southerly, westerly again, northwesterly, tion. $200. Phone 649-2276 after mileage. Must sell, $950. Days, 649-2888, evenings, 228-3647. mortgages — interim financing assessment date in westerly again, southwesterly again, northwesterly again and Are ysii ind inMiiiir th tji^ 6:30 p.m. — expeditious and confidential Check out the barfiim on the CARPENTRY - Repairs, Manchester, (!onn., and all per westerly again along said line established in said deed from said 1972 KAWASAKI, 500 cc, remodeling, additions, roofing. service, J. D. Real Estate HeraM Oitiified CADILLAC — 1970, Coupe get- Assoc. 643-5129. I K i£X. sonal property must be Treat et al to Case Brothers, Incorporated, to which reference DeVille, excellent condition, ting married, must sell. Cail Call Davia Patria, l^uth Wind declared to the assessor by the is hereby made for a more particular description of said line to 643-6612. sor, 644-1796. MR. ABERNATHY BY ROLSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY with everything. Air, 633-6026, Bualneaa Opportunity 28 owner during the month of Oc a point in said line having a U.S.G.S. grid coordinate value of TOWN OF VERNON tober to avoid a ten per cent N342,708.02/E647,246.08; thence running northerly 371.24 feet to 1967 DODGE Dart, 6 cylinder, S e r v ic e s Ottered 12 WES ROBBINS car{arpentry BOARD OF EDUCATION — remodeling specialist.list. Ad- ESTABLISHED gift and card CLIP AHH...NCYV FORANMJCH- penalty imposed by the Connec a point in the southerly line of land now or formerly of the State automatic transmission, radio, shop, unique and profitable, oW? cM? cup ticut State statutes. Personal of Connecticut having a U.S.G.S. grid coordinate value of N342,- very good condition. New tires, SHARPENING Service - ditions, rec rooms, dormers, 0 HP„ PESERVEP REST. Sheinwold on Bridge built-ins, bathrooms, kitchens, good potential, $10,000 .full property consists of: Aircraft, 996.30/E647,012.17; thence running westerly along said land now INVITATION must sell, $895. Phone 646-0686. Saws, knives, axes, shears, price. Frank Mott, Broker, 643- - skates, rotary blades. Quick 649-3446. TWO CHANCF.S ARE South dealer Spades Troublesome machinery, water power, or formerly of the State of Connecticut 195 feet, more Or less, to 5658. YP then switch to hearts, and TO BID 1966 PLYMOUTH Fury III, service. Capitol Equipment BETTER THAN ONE North-South vulnerable All would have ended well if would still have time to set up a dams, horses, cattle, sheep, land now or formerly of S. Thomas Leone et al; thence running The Board of Education of the four-door, small V-8, automatic Co., 38 Main St., Manchester. LEON CIESZYNSKI builder - By Alfred Sheinwold NORTH each opponent held three heart if that suit broke no worse goats, swine, poultry, commer southerly along said land now or formerly of S. Thomas Leone Town of Vernon, Connecticut transmission, power steering, Hours daily 7:30-5, Thursday new homes custom built, Private Inatructlona 32 South had to develop one extra 4 K 9 6 5 3 spades. But the spades broke 4- than 4-2. In short, he could play cial furniture and fixtures, et al, said line being the high water mark of Laurel Pond Lake will receive sealed bids for; excellent mechanical condition, 7:30-9, Saturday, 7:30-4. 643- remodeling, additions, rec spade trick or one extra heart V KQ64 2 2, and South could reach dum for both suits instead of only boats, fanning tools, tractorit, so called 420 feet, more or less; thence continuing southerly and SCHOOL SUPPUES body fair. $395 or best offer, 7958. rooms, garages, kitchens STENOGRAPHY - Typewrit- 0 A86 remodeled, bath tije, cement ting. Beginning, intermediate, trick out of dummy’s iong suits. my only once more — with a one. road machinery, farm produce, southwesterly along land now or formerly of Delphine Kohn Bids will be received at theof- 647-9008. It seemed that he had to guess None club ruff., Down one. mechanic’s tools, goods of Hqjtzman et al, being the high water mark of said Laurel Pond ODD jobs, paneling, household work. Steps, dormers. Residen advanced, ail levels. Phone 64^ :ST Dully Question fice of the Superintendent of tial or commercial. Call 649- 8295. which suit to tackle first, but WEST EAST The correct line of play is to manufactures, traders and Lake to the Town Line between the Towns of Manchester and 1968 FIREBIRD 400, 4 barrel, repairs, carpentry. Call 649- .-Vs dealer, you hold; Schools, Park and School 4594. 4291. J i 2 there was actually no need to ♦ 72 ♦ Q J 108 tackle the spades first. South merchants, utility equipment East Hartford; thence continuing southwesterly, southerly, Street, Rockville, Connecticut headers, 4 mags, Hurst 4-speed, V J9873 ^ 5 Spades, .A-4.3; Hearts, A-10; slightly damaged front end. MEYERS Piano and Music 0 ^ 0 guess. takes the ace and king of Diamonds, Q-J.10-9-7; and fixtures and all other easterly, northeasterly and southerly again along said land now until 12:(X) noon, ’hiursday, Oc POWER Mowers, hand mowers R.E. GOWER — Finish carpen Studios has 7 teachers for . t. n o o J «» o ea O ^ O. o g> 042 0 K5 or formerly of Delphine Kohn Holtzman et al, being the h i^ Must sell. $700. 289-1100. South dealer ♦ AQ74 *1098632 spades, ruffs a spade, ruffs a Clubs, K-Q-5. taxable goods. tober 4, 1973 and then at said repaired, pick-up and delivery. try, kitchens, rec rooms, ad piano, guitar, organ and drums. North-South vulnerable club in dummy, and ruffs Do Not Declare Real Estate water mark of said Laurel Pond Lake, said Line crossing and ditions, porches, any type Students now being enrolled. WINTHROP SOUTH What do you soy? place and time publicly opened, 1965 VOLKSWAGEN, excellent Prompt-Reliable-Service. Call BY DICK CAVALLI Opening lead — Two of another spade. This sets up the recrossing said Town Line to a point in said Town Line 165 feet, Sharpall, 643-5305. remodeling, 646-2087. Call 649-3057 or stop in at HI 4 A4 Answer: Bid i-NT. This or Registered Motor Vehicles in read, and recorded. mechanical condition, one diamonds last spade, and dummy can be shows 16-18 points w ith Manchester. more or less, northerly of a town bound stone in said Town Line, Specifications and proposal owner, sunroof. $500. 646-2092. Center Street, Manchester. V A 10 CARPENTRY-Porches, gar Open 9 a.m.-8 p.m. REASO N ? BOV, HAS HE West opened the deuce of QJ 109 7 3 reached with a heart. Attention; You May Be en as measured in said Town Line; thence continuing easterly, forms may be secured from the TRUCKING, odd jobs, moving 0 balanced distribution and at large appliances, cleaning ages, addition, repairs, small < 20TA LOTTO LEAFJN; diamonds, and South played low * K J 5 Now suppose that spades least three suits stopped. titled to an Exemption. northerly, northeasterly, easterly again, northerly again and office of the Superintendent of 1973 BUICK LeSabre, 2-door broke badly. South would know easterly again along said land now or formerly of Delphine hardtop, loaded with extras, cellars, atlics.g cellars, attics. jobs. Free estimates. Call from the dummy. East won West North East Copyright 1973 1. Veterans of any war period Schools, Park and School Stephen Martin, 646-7295. Help Wanted 35 this by the time he took dum Kohn Holtzman et al, said land being in the Town of Manchester very low mileage. 646-0614. Also will buy and sell used fur with the king and returned a Pass I 4 Pass General Features Corp. — (a) If you have filed your Street, Rockville, Connecticut. niture. 644-m5. diamond. my’s king of spades. He could to the northwesterly comer of land conveyed to Case Brothers, REGISTERED Nurses 3 p.m. Pass 3 (j) Pass honorable discharge papei’s The right is reserved to reject 1971 CHEVROLET Kingwood ANY TYPE remodeling and ad Now South could expect to Pass 4 0 Pass with the Town Clerk of Incorporated, by deed of Wilbur T. Little et al dated June 5,1967 any or all bids or any part when dition, carpentry and masonry. to 11 p.m., 11 p.m. to 7 a.m., 40- Answer to Previous Puzzle station wagon, 4-door, air- hour week. Salary $375.30 bi ruff one club in dummy, could All Pass Yugoslavia Manchester, BEFORE Oct. 1, and recorded in said Manchester Land Records; thence running such action is deemed in the conditioning, excellent, condi Free estimates. A. Squillacote, discard a second club on a top southerly along the westerly line of said land acquired by said 649-0811. weekly, $387.78 bi-weekly with Opening lead - 0 2 1973. best interest of the Board of tion, $2,350. 6464)614. CERAMIC degree. Many fringe benefits. heart, but needed some way to Case Brothers, Incorporated, from said Littles 625 feet, more or 2. Disabled Veterans — (a) If Education. Veterans Home and Hospital, get rid of his third club. Clear ACROSS 56 On top of less to the northerly line of The Hartford Electric Light Com you have filed your honorable Raymond E. Ramsdell )p, 6 TILE BooHng-SIdlng-Chlmnay 16 Exit 23, off 1-91, West Street, ly, he would have to develop one 1 Yugoslav DOWN pany right of way; thence running easterly alopg said northerly months old, 1965-1967. $150. club, Md it was therefore clear bigwig 1 Anatomical discharge papers with the Town Superintendent O n e Call Rocky Hill. Call 529-2571, exten of dummy’s long suits. Which line of said The Hartford Electric Light Company right of way Phone 649-0351 or 649-7243. ROOFING and roof repairing, thaURie hearts were stacked S One of Its tiiiu e Clerk of Manchester and Of Schools Doaa It Alll sions 395, 233, 248. 9 -2 7 one? graini 1075.9 feet to the iroii pipe at the point of beginning. Coughlin Roofing Co. 643-7707. badly. South glumly discarded a 2 Roman road (b) If you have filed a cer We specializeJn cqramic tile, PIOc South took the ace of hearts 8 It produces 3 Quaking The premises are subject to a power transmission line MACHINIST - Part-time, mor- CW,U4 club on the king of hearts, much — 40ver(contr.) tificate of disability with the slate, flagstone and quarry and led another heart to dum Easement to The Hartford Electric Light Company dated April BIDWELL Home Improvement nings, The Amerbelle Corpora cashed the top spades and 12 French verb 5 R aise! assessors showing the percen tile. For complete bathroom Co. Expert installation of my's queen. East discarded a ruffed a spade. 13 Auricle 6 Old E li 10,1919 and are more particularly described in Volume 68, Page tion, 104 East Main Street, BY FRANK O’NEAL 14 Hawaiian city tage of disability obtain^ from remodeling, we’ll handle all aluminum siding, gutters and 7 Epoch 675, of the East Hartford Land Records, being located at the GRODY Rockville. Contact Mr. Larry 15 Look aikance 8 Amulet the Veterans Administration. carpentry, plumbing and tile trims. Roofing installation and Passardi, 875-3325, between 18 Winglike part (comb, form) extreme southwest comer of the former Pond. A N D IF IM ^ 9 River in (Bib.) work. Expert workmanship repairs. 649-6495, 875-9109. 8:30 a.m.-5 p.m. An equal op <',.MAYA R XT O F sreiKE iHATap\ 17 Vipers France 28 Hat material 39 Bridal path (c) If you have reached the The premises-are subject to a power transmission line N O T .m iN & THE TRUTH 18 Upper limb and reasonable rates. portunity employer. USHTN/NS.... OAK t r e e ! 10 Swiss 27 Emotional 40(^otea age of 65 and were receiving a Easement to The Hartford Electric Light Company, Two Hun MAZDA HORACE Tetrault — Siding, ABOUT THIS MATTER,- 19Town(Cornlih mountains disposition 41 Wearing shoei S T A R GAIZER^*iC> prefix) 11 Perdition 28 Bristle (comb, 43 Grow weary disability at that time, you are dred and Thirty (230) Feet in width, as described in a D ^ Call Mandevllle ■roofing, storm windows, aw MAN for tire service, with •By CtA.Y R POLLAN- 20 Iron 19 Bull (Sp.) form) 43 Paper entitled to |3,000 exemption, if dated Febmary 29, 1956 recorded in Volume 299, Page 510, of 80 6 4 3 - 9 6 7 8 nings. Quality workmanship, growing tire concern. Good ARIfS Lim A 21 E xpreuioni of 20 Cushion F«nn Road MAH. It Your Doi/y AelMly Guidt 29 Lohengrin's measure you file a copy of your birth cer the Manchester Land Records. (NOTE: This Easement In-i free estimates. Fully insured. benefits and overtime. Must be contempt 22 Hops' kiln bride According to (he Start. 44 Assistant dudes the preceding one within it.) Nawlngton 872-9187, 649-3417. married and want steady work. “ANt. If s : : ; < a 23 Noah'i ton 23 Rabbit 31 Body part 48 Preposition tificate with the assessor. ' To develop message for Friday, (B ib.) Connacticut 06111 Apply in person, Manchester f Y 8-12.23-34 515-26.37/ , 24 Iti — are on 32 Hang as ii 47 Pace 3. The blind — Should be Subject to whatever drainage and riparian rights as may MJS7.67-79B6 read words corresponding to numbers 24 Of the lun the'Adriatic balanced 49 Parcel ol exist. 203-667-2271 TWO handymen want variety of ROOFING — Specializing Tire Inc., 295 Broad, Street, >tyi 51-60-81-90^ 26 Craze notified that proof of their dis / f TAUSUS of your Zodiac birth sign. (ah.) 35 Flesli food land jobs,...... lawns raked, limed,1, fer- repairing roofs, new roofs, Manchester. I1 Your 31 An SCORPIO 27 Compais point ability must be filed with the Being the same premises described as Parcel 10 In a Deed 246-3030 - s An. w 61 Finoncial 25 Mountain .17 King of Judah 50 Meadow tillzinijig, mowing. mow Cellars, at- gutter work, chimneys, cleaned 2 Time 32 To 62Th« OC7. ]]( 30 Incarcerated Town Qerk. recorded in Volume 433, Page 371, of the Manchester Land 3 Turn tics, cleaned.jned. Reliable service. and repaired. 30 years TOOL MAKER, machinists, I V 'i MAY M 33 Appnri 63 Fovors NOP. It '- one 1 r " i” 4 r r r r r IT r Records. T A ' 9-20-31-42 4 Don't 34 Or 64 Innole 32 Pare ' 4. Farmers — Application for Reasonable rates. 643-5305. experience. Free estimates. milling machine operators, and 5 Your 35 Could 6SAnd 11-14-25.361 33 Canvas shelter 12 12 u Howley, 643-5361. ^45-56-80-88 6 Act exemption of livestock, poultry Payment of the aforesaid purchase priM of $449,^.00 shall' lathe operators. Experienced 36 At 66 Moy 48-59-70 34 Simple BUZZ SAWYER ^ :GIMINt 7 Declare 37 Worldly 67 In and machinery must Iw filed be made by the Tovm to the said Wells C. Dennison and Robert LIGHT trucking, odd jobs, preferred, will train right man. BY ROY CRANE SAGITTARIUS lubslancei 1$ II IT 8 Soclollte 38 Btltcring 68 Find lawns mowed, trees cut and ROSSI Roofing, siding, NOK. with the assessor during the C. Dennison in accordance with the terms of an Option Agree 1972 Pinto W agon n 9 4 0 Apply at Paragon Tool Com 9Thii 39 Rurrwrt 69 Right. 36Drowie (dial.) II H E Y . a / IY / r^yjUHi 10 37 Drama part month of October each year. ment and Bond for Deed dated January 3,1973 and Amendments removed. Cellars and attics chimneys, gutters. Free es pany, 121 Adams Street, THERE./ THAT MEANS THE BIG OPERATORS- lOThe 40 To 70 Frustrotipn Die.:. It HAVE TH EY r ? \ 417-2S-39 11 Don't 4IOp«nly 71 Position 38 Abilract 21 ■ 5. Public Act 490 — Applica thereto. Conveyance of title by the said Dennisons to the Town cleaned. Free estimates. Call timates, fully insured. Days, Manchester. HIT Y O U HAVE MOVED IN. POOR BEN.' MORTGAGED 12 With 42 Exctlltnl 72 Foefs 10-22-33-4 beings 1972 GM C Pickup 643-6000. ^49-62-72 154.65-74 V S ^ 2 5 4 0 evenings, 529-8056, Paul AGAIN? \T 0 THE HILT. THE LOSS OF 20 HEAP COULD 13 Bright 43 Mtod 73 Toct 39 Requeit u a tion must be made annually of Manchester shall likewise be made in accordance with the Cosgrove, 643-5364. CANCIR 14 Strike JT w FREE TOYS—Free Christmas RUIN HIM. 44 More 74 Promising .CAPRICORN 40 Monammedan during September and October terms of said Option Agreement and Bond for Deed and TREE Service — (Soucier) in your free time. Demonstrate , m t 1) ISCoreer 45Doy 75 Yourstlf Die. IT * < Judge U Amendinents thereto. 16 Allenllon 46 Put 76 Opposed for preferential land assess 19 71 Datsun 240Z * 3 4 9 0 Trees cut, building lots cleared, Heating-Plumbing 17 toys for Friendly. Call Cathy blUtV 11 JAN. IP 41 Minute groove 17 Lhlen 47 Your 77 In 44 River Iflel U m ment on Farm, Forest and This Ordinance shall take effect ten (10) days after this trees topped. Got a tree 684-3659. 18 Is 78 Some ^■2-1B:-29-40 48 Friends 55-66-68-75r?>' ^ Genui'Ol ** Open Space Land. publication In this newspaper provided that within ten (10) days problem? Well worth phone BOTTI Heating and Plumbing -W5G63-82-89 19Yourielf 49 Demond 79 Your 76-77-84-85^ J i H 3 T 1970 Trium ph GT-6 20 li 50 Seek 60 Make rodents All Property Owners — If you after this publication of this (Minance a petition signed by not > 2 0 6 0 call, 742-8252. . — Proftipt, courteous service. WOMAN wanted for .'pot LIO 21 Quickly 51 Stornting 81 Powerful AQUARIUS 48 H aitens Call 643-1496. j ,/J/tYlj 22 World 52W.lh 62 If JAN. 10 4 9 I |n it^ have changed your address in less thqn five (6) percent of the electors of the Town, as deter washing and general help. Good 23 Cllenll 53 Ott 63 Nfgotive 50 F a illea io n 1970 ReM SST Gpe. REWEAVING burns, moth wages, free meals included. L,A(/0.11 HI. II , 41 u the past year, you should notify mined from the latest official lists of the l^glstrars of Voters, * 1 6 7 6 84 PrivSlf r IT 24 Ideot 54 Altrocllve 51 Spoken,not the assessor's office any week has not been filed with the Town Clerk requesting Its reference holes. Zippers repaired. Win NO JOB too small. Immediate Must furnish own transporta 3-16-27.38 25 Out 35 You 65 Motlerr 6-21.32-434 written 41 ■ dow shades, Venetian blinds. service on service calls. Free tion. Call 649-5313. '47-61-71 26 And 56 To 66 Vicinity 537BMJ7! 52 Poem day between 8:30 a.m. and 4:40 to a special Town election 0 1968 Cougar XR-7 estimates gladly given on 27 To 57 People 87 Influence PISCIS 53Grafted (her.) 1 * 1 9 8 6 Keys made. TV for rent. vmoo 28 To SSThlrwii 66 Agreements ftl U u p.m. HI. IP V3PV 54 Greek ' ANTHONY F. PIETRANTONIO Marlow’s, 867 Main St. 649-5221.. heating or jMumbing. Faucets MACHINISTS - We have the 29 Right 59 In 89 Necessory commune 14 u Ed Belleville, repaired or installed. Water following openings — Lathe, 30Todoy 60 Hove 90 Support MAR. 10'*v2?{ II Secretary, Board of Directors 55 Spread, a i hay 0 Assessor STUMP Removal — ('Soucier). pumps worked on. Complete Bridgeport, vertical turret 1-13-24-35 7-193041*^ . Manchester, Connecticut JGooa verse DN?iiSl (NtWIFAPCn IN T IM R III A M N ) Dated at Manchester Sept. 24, Dated at Manchester, Connecticut Exit 41 frofh 1-84, South 3 M llaa Unsightly stumps, chipped out, heating systems, rec rooms, lathe, cintimatic. The Fhirdy g 152-64.73 ^ <6-58-69 Fllv 1973. this 26th day of September, 1978 ^ neatly and economically. 742- etc. Cali M & M Plumbing & Corp.. 586 Hilliard Street, 8252. Heating. 649-2871. Manchester. 649-6000. PAGE TWENTY-SIX - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Thurs., Sept. 27. 1973 MANgiESTER EVENING HERALD, M a n c ^ ^ ^ Conn.. Thurs., Sept. 27. 1973 - PAGE TWENTY-SEVEN' Apartments For Rent 83 Apartments For Rent Out of Town- H lp Want»d 35 Htip W$nt d H0lp W0nt0tl 35 H lp W nt d 83 Houses For Sale 72 0 0 35 0 0 0 J5 Artlel00 tor S0I0 4 f Florlst-Nurtsriss 4$ Apartmsnts For Rant 83 For Rent 88 Houses For Sale______72______Houses For Sale 72 Out of Town-For Sale 75 THREE-ROOM apartment, se HAIRDRESSER DID YOU know that most of ALUMINUM sheets used as NEWER Ranch ty^e apart -fifABTIKEMt GORGEOUS 4-year young Experienced, full or part-time. CHRYSANTHEMUMS - Dig cond floor, no children. Near WILLIMANTIC- First floor, 4 Ranch, acre wooded lot, 5 REDWOOD FARMS - Vf. BOLTON — New Listing, 60’ MCDONALD'S our representatives are printing plates, .007 thick, your own, 90 cents, 29 Mountain ment. Includes heat and RENTAL OFFICE Main Street, $110.6463952 after rooms, appliances, parking in Golden Charm Coiffures, Burr women? Work the houra you 23x32”. 25 cents each or 5 for $1. appliances. Private entrance, bedrooms, formal dining room, room oversized Colonial-Cape. U&R built. Raised Ranch, 2 Corners, Manchester. Positions Now Rd., Glastonbury, near We have a large variety of 6 p.m. garage, low, low rent of $125. BEA MILLETTE Large living room with baths, acre treed lot, top condi choose in your spare time. For Phone 643-2711. Minnechaugh Golf Course. $165 per month. Paul W. 71-2. Homefinders, fee $20. 546 huge double garage, fireplace. It taking tppHoallont for ■ Exceiient pay, two'weeks paid details, call 6M-0513 after 5 Dougan, Realtor, 643-4535, 648- deluxe one and two-bedroom Assumable morieage, $260 fireplace, formal dining room, tion, $46,900. Hayes Agency, •••••••••••••••••••••••••«•• FOUR ROOMS, tiled bath, heat 6980. equipped eat-in kitchen, family 6460131. “ lanHor, oarly morning honro. vacation. For appointment call p.m. Fuller Brush. NEWSPRINT end rolls, 25 1021. ______apartments and townhousei monthly pays all, $31,500. Offers... Rosemary, 649-2M6, or 649-2807. Fu0l-F00d 48 throughout Manchester. Ren and hot water included, middle- Me^er Realtors, 643^)609, 646 TOTm, 3 bedrooms,alVa baths, Apply FUEL OIL DRIVER& cents each. Inquire side door, age adults. Security deposit, STAFFORD SPRINGS - pUs ijarkllng oversized Cape wlih seven rooms and a MATURE WOMAN wanted to Manchester Evening Herald. NICE one-bedroom apartment, tal office open dally from 65, ^tached garage. Treed lot. MEDICAL Transcriptiohists — FIREWOOD for sale, seasoned references, no pets, parking, Utilities paid, 2-room fur delij^tful glassed and screened porch! All the quality Principals only. Call 643-4619. EAST HARTFORD - Close to care for 2 children in my home, hardwood, spilt. Free delivery. quiet location. Includes heat. other times by appointment. MCDONALD’S Experienced, for a well- appliances, air-conditioning first floor. 15 School Street nished, wail-to-wali carpet, touches — plastered walls, arched entrys, wall-to-wall in the Aircraft, 6-6 Duplex that 46 Wott Contor St Must have class 2 license. For winter work. own transportation necessary. DARK rich, clean loam, 5 Call F. Schillinger, 872-0204 across from East Side Rec, very clean. $145. 72-39. established company with a Call 646-2^ after 7 p.m. yards, $23.50 plus tax. Gravel, and carpets. $185. Paul W. •everal rooms, paneled family room, aluminum storms, ~ listing, has been used as a rooming new branch office opening in after 5 p.m. week days, all day near Main St. Homefinders, fee $20. 5466980. screens, doors, etc., etc. 66 Duplex, 4 car garage, cen house, 2-car garage. Priced to sand, stone, pool and patio Saturday and Sunday. Dougan, Realtor, 643-4535, 646 DMUTO ENIERPMSES, MC. New Listing—Cabinet Connecticut. Top hourly rates PART-TIME position, 1021. ______2404 New State U , Mandmter maker’s own home with many tral location, $34,000. Hayes sell a t '$36,900. Vacant. T. J. sand, 643-9504. FOUR-ROOM apartment. ROCKVILLE — Large 5 room, Agency, 6460131. and other fringe benefits. Calk Apply in person to Danny or Scotty telephone work, calling on 6461021 extra custom touches in addP This truly Immaculate home is situated on a short, quiet Crockett, Realtor, 643-1577. PART-TIME Janitorial work TSI, 341 Broad Street,' FIREPLACE wood for sale, $35 Stove, refrigerator. Security frige, parking, yard for kids. residential street on a treed yard that may accurately be mornings. Call 649-5334. businesses, hourly rate, 1-46^ SCREENED loam, gravel, cord, delivered. Call 643-9800. FIVE-ROOM apartment In deposit. No dogs, $150. Call Move in today for $150. 72-20. tion to 3 bedrooms, 22’ living Manchester, Connecticut, 2513. processed gravel, sand, stone, renovated mansion. Includes called a mini park. HENRY STREET - Im VERNON — $30,900, excep (203), 646-6131 for appointment. before 5 p.m., 6^1320. Homefinders, fee $20. 549-6980. room with fireplace, large maculate custom Cape Cod tional 3-bedroom Ranch on nice JANITOR — Man to clean, and fill. George H. Grlffing, An SEASONED fireplace wood, everything, $235. Paul W. kitchen with dining area. SALES HELP — Full and part- Dougan Realtor, 843-4535, 646 pb, yes, the garage has plenty of rooms for lawn mower, l2xM' living room, ffreplace! lot in desirable Lake Street small manufacturing building. dover, 742-78M. delivered. Also fieldstone walls FIVE ROOM, first floor apart FOUR ROOM newer apart VERNON - Wall-to-wall ’There is a 12x21’ family room, tools, etc. ' GAS STATION atten d an t MORIARTY RROS. time, experience preferred. 1021. ment in 2-famlly home. Two wall-to-wall caroeting. knotty school area. Many extras in Call 646-3800, Multi-Circuits, 50 needed, full-time. Apply in per for sale. Call 643-0926. ment; all electric, fully c a r p e te d , 2 -bedroQ m , plus den. Outside patio with pine rec room, beautiful treed cluded in this modern, neat and Harrison Street, Manchester. Also part-tim e stock boy. 1971 HONDA 90, registered *••••••••••••••••••••••••••• bedrooms, stove, and son, Gorin’s ^ r t Car Center, Pottery Shed, 397-A Broad carpeted, appliances, heat and appliances, parking, laundry fireplace, 2-car garage. Newly painted outside, all renovated Inside. lot, swimming pool. Price clean home. Owners are road, trail. Whirlpool, 3 year Garden Products 50 NEW 3-bedroom Duplex, half of refrigerator Included. Spacious hot water included. No pets, facilities. Nifty at $160. 363o. Route 83, 'Tolland Tpke., Street, Manchester. old self-clean 40” stove, two-family. IVk baths, yard tor children or pet. Securi Almost an acre. reduced to $34,500. Arruda building new home and would PILGRIM MILLS, 434 Oakland ■ralcottville. adults only. Must be seen, $185. Homefinders, fee $20. 549-6980. Owners retired to Florida, fast sale wanted, priced accor Realty, 644-1539. like quick sale. Financing Street has full and part-time avocado. 835 Foster Street, FREISH sweet cider — apples, carpeting, appliances included. ty required, 649-5261. Call 64692M. e4e*28i3 dingly. Call Bea at the... CASHIER — Evenings, Steak South Windsor, 644-1795. Full basement, $267 per month. arranged, 643-9887. openings for experienced WANTED — Full or part-time aches, pears and plums. Open COLCHESTEr catch - Huge cashiers, and salesladies. Apply Out Restaurant, Route 83, Ver days per week. Bottl Fruit Paul W. Dougan, Realtor, 646 FIVE ROOM apartment, cellar lathe and milling operators, non. Apply to Mr. Colson at 64^ FOUR ROOM apartment, fully 4 bedrooms, carpet, garage, EAST HARTFORD - Fall in person. LEAF MULCHER- electrical rFarm, 260 Bush Hill Rd. 4535, 6461021. storage, garage, yard, parking. carpeted, stove and yard for kids and Rover. I^iced BELFIORE AGENCY Ldts-Land for Sale 73 experimental prototype short 6166 or 646-2260.' ly operated, $35. 53 Meadow Located Hartford Road, Special, move right iii, prime run machining, good benefits refrigerator included, enclosed right at $165. 69-7. location is this 6V2 room Split. DRIVER — Experienced in fuel Rd., South Windsor, 644-0149. TWO-BEDROOM Townhouse, Manchester. $160 monthly. Call backyard, near hospital, no Homefinders, fee $20. 549-6980. COLUMBIA — 4 acres on with overtime, high wages. Ar- TIRE SaiVKX MEH PART-TIME janitorial Housahold Qoods 51 full private basement. Private 649-2871. Beautifully landscaped, oil deliveries, mil time position pets. $180 monthly. (]all 646 Parker Bridge Rd., lots of carpeting, built-ins, 2-car gar matt Inc., 237 Oak St., Glaston Immsdiatt opanings for full-tima lira aarvica man Manchester area. Three hours entrances and patio. Includes SPARKLING clean 6-room for dependable married man. bury, 633-8260. 65,000 B.T.U. Gas hot air fur ,9258. BOLTON — Notch Road, Exten gravel, excellent location, near age. Immaculate throughout. Good work references and class (or our now Manchaatar location. Good atarting rata nightly. Five nights weekly. BABY furniture, portable crib, heat, appliances, carpets, $230 MANCHESTER - New 3 Colonial. Raised hearth Apply 90 Hillside Avenue, Hart nace, good condition, $30. Call sion, 6 new 6 room apartments, Routo\6, Andover line. Just Peiser Realty. 289-8628. II license required. Apply 107 plua many company paid banaflta. Muat apply In playpen, carriage, high chair per month. Paul W. Dougan, bedroom duplexes, l ‘A baths, ready for November 1st. $200 Manchester—New on market - fireplace, IVi baths, formal reducedXto $12,900. Lessenger SECRETARIAL position ford, after 3 p.m. 875-8181. and car seat, $35 for all, 646 DANDY DUPLEX - 2 BOWERS CAPE — Fireplace, Burnside Ave., East Hartford. paraon. Realtor, 643-4535, 6461021. carpeting, stove,ilove, refrigerator, bedroom, parking, basement with heat. All apartments have 7-room Luxury Ranch with a dining room, aluminum siding, Companjr Realtors, 646-8713, available at local bank. Must 8675. $250...... monthly...... j. FrechettFrechette & " ‘Mar- * garage, established multitude of goodies, in sliding glass doors in basement. have shorthand and typing WHITE pearl snare drum, pair storage, laundry facilities. dishwasher, paneling, patio, neighborhood, Helen D. Cole, 2263101. BOLTON — FallNspecial im- ELDERLY gentleman, to wash HOSPITAL SERVICE TWO-BEDROOM apartment in tin. Realtors, 647-9993. Economy minded at $125.7631. color keyed appliances, laundry cluding an in-ground popl. Ideal for family room and m aculate 6-room Cape, 3 experience with good personali ski racks, storm door, salt BRAIDED RUG, 9x12, brown renovated mansion. Large Realtor/MLS, 643-6666. patio. Mid 30’s. Keith Real dishes 3-4 nights per week. App ty for meeting the public. AIDE water rod and reel, 649-4688. Homefinders, fee $20. 549-6980. facilities, 6461440. Huge kitchen, with all the TOLLAND — 2.3 Acres building bedrooms, den, garage. ly Cavey’s in the mornings, 45 CAPITOL TIRE CO. colors, $75 or best offer, 646 living room with fireplace, in FIVE-ROOM first floor apart built-ins, and a picture win Estate, 6464126, 6461922. lot, Merrow Road. T.J. Aluminum storms, wooded lot, Excellent benefits offerw. Ask Full-time position within our 6089. cludes everything, $235. Paul ment, in newer two-family. MANCHESTER — South end East Center Street. for Mr. Matrick, 646-1700. COUPLES! — Two bedroom, VERNON — Lovely, 2V4 room dow, den with fireplace, laun Crockett, Realtors, Tolland of extras galore. Peiser Realty. 325 Broad Street Manchester housekeeping department. NO REGRET, the best yet; W. Dougan, Realtor, 643-4535, Separate driveways. Stove in P^rlme area. 7-room, Ilk bath CONTEMPORARY Ranch, 12 289-8628. Blue Lustre cleans carpets three family house, washer, furnished apartment, in private Garrison Colonial. Paneled dry room, 3 beautiful fice, 875-6279. ELECTRICAL Appliance Duties include trash pick-up CLEAN USED — refrigerators, 6461021. cluded. $200 monthly. Call 646 parking provided. A money home. Own entrance and bath. acres, 7 rooms, 4 bedrooms, GAL for general office work, and general cleaning. Every beautifully. Rent electric sham- ranges, automatic washers 1379 after 6 p.m. family room, 2V4-car garage. bedrooms, and 2 full baths, beamed ceiling, garages, view. 2 Technician instructor needed typing ability essential, 5 days, saver at $135. 70-29. Wall-to-wall, utilities, parking, HEBRON — 145 acres, open COLUMBIA — 2.5 commercial for part-time instruction. Must other weekend off. Excellent pooer $1. ’The E. A. Johnson with guarantees. See them at B. MANCHESTER - Jefferson Assumable 5%% mortgage. 24x24’ carpeted family room, Hutchins Agency, 6465324. acres, 5-room Ranch with large 8-5, all benefits. East Hartford, Paint Company, 723 Main Homefinders, fee ^ 0. 549-6980. $170. 872-2157 after 5 p.m. Late November occupanev • fields and rolling woodlands, have practical experience in GAL FRIDAY — Real estate, wages and benefits. For D. Pearl’s Appliances, 649 Main Apartments, wall-to-wall NEW 3 bedroom Townhouse, 4 heated garages. Acre lot. adjacent to state park. 1,500’ fireplaced living room, full 289-2735. TRUCK Driver — Experienced, Street, Manchester, 649-4501. St., Call 643-2171. $54,500, 6462257. the major appliance field. Prior one-gal office, $125. Fee paid. further information please 1V4 baths, carpeted, all UTILITIES PAID — Furnished ROCKVILLE — 5 rooms, $160 There’s more. Call. ^ CUSTOM built, air-conditioned, frontage includes large 1700 cellar, oil hot water heat. Only teaching or supervisory Call Sharon 646-8150. Bailey good pay and company benefits. appliances, parking, near 9 room California Ranch. $30,900. Lessenger Co., FEMALE HELP wanted - contact the Personnel Depart COUNTRY Tag Sale - Satur one bedroom, appliances, air, monthly, appliances, acre yard, restorable Colonial. Call experience helpful but not Employment Service. Must accwt overtime. Apply in CARPE’TS — Wholesale to you schools and shopping, $250 garden, storage. Six rooms, 649-2S 13 Fireplaced living room, formal Warren E. Howland, Realtors, Realtors, 6468713,2263101.426 Assemblers and coil winders. person. The Living Room by ment, 646-1222, Ext. 481, day, 94 (rain or shine). Box at our warehouse. The Carpet carpet, drapes. Yours for $1M. necessary. Call 525-1117 for ap monthly, 649-8782 after 4:30 7630. Homefinders,.fee^. 546 $160 monthly. Four rooms, $125 dining room, modem kitchen 6461108. 9291. pointment. Must have finger dexterity and PORTER - Wanted 7-3, good Bezzini, 519 East hCddle 'Tpke., Manchester Memorial 168-A, Route 85, Bolton. Lots of Merchants, 1310 Tolland Ipke., p.m. IMNNEDIATE with dining area, family room, capable of fine work. Will train. Hospital, 71 Haynes Street, knick-knacks, good glassware, monthly, yard, fifth room wages, apply Parkade Bakery, Manchester. Manchester. 646-8568. CENTER of town, heated 6 storage. Utilities extra all OCCUPANCY three large bedrooms, fourth' BOLTON — 166x100’ residential COLUMBIA — New 50x26’ Hours 7:30-4. Apply to Able Coil Manchester Parkade. Manchester. An equal oppor- furniture and kid’s stuff. room, second floor flat, two SIX-ROOM Duplex. Available won/erton possible'. 2 -car garage. Raised Ranch, cathedral & Electronics Co., Howard rents, 872-0359. zoned building lot. Gose to DRAFTSMAN ’Trainee — draf tunity employer. FRIGIDAIRE portable dis baths, new wall-to-wall October 1st. Redecorated, at- Beautifully lanascaped lake, $2,600. W.J. Barcomb, ceiling, two Colonial fireplaces, 7 Road, Bolton, Conn. Apply TWO-FAMILY garage sale, Manchester - Well built RETIRED MAN for general ting and lettering experience hwasher, asking $75, in carpeting. Garage, stove, $190, .tic, basement, parking. $200 grounds. Marlon E. Robertson, Realtor, 644-8000. \ two full baths, dozens of trees, between 94. reijuired. Salary to $100 plus fee baby furniture, glass items, excellent condition. Phone 646 Colonial off Autumn Street Realtor, 643-5953. building maintenance and yard WANTED — Maid for motel plus security. No pets, 6467166. plus utilities. Security, 6465427, PRESIDENTIAL Business Locations- excellent neighborhood and low work. Call 643-2414. paid and benefits. Contact Xmas tree, toys, clothes, mis- 2790. 643-9285. that features brick and frame tax structure. Low 40’s. MALE HELP wanted, 5 to 11 work, experienced preferred. cellaneous. Friday, Saturday For Rent 67 SOUTH WINDSOR - 100x423’ First Class United Employment, 246-7225. Call 643-1555 for ap^intment, MANCHESTER - Midland and VILLARE APTS. construction, plaster walls, residential zoned building lot. Lessenger Co., Realtors, 646 p.m. Must be 18 or over. Apply EXPERIENCED keypunch and Sunday, 10-3 p.m., 881 HOTPOINT television, with Centennial Apartments, two CENTRALLY located one- formal dining room, three 8713, 2263101, 423-9291. in person Burger Chef, 235 Main between 9 a.m.-12 noon. Tolland Tpke., Manchester. MANCHESTER - 100,000 TWO FAMILY — 5-5 flats, good Good residential area. W.J. SHEET METAL operator — $130. Fee paia. Call stand. Full size gas stove. rooms at $120; three rooms at bedroom apartment. Modem MANCHESTER large bedrooms, and a one-car income, $29,900. Philbrick Barcomb, Realtor, 644-8000. Street, Manchester. Reasonable, 649-0742. square feet, will divide. CHESTNUT Susan 646-8150. Bailey Employ MALE HELP WANTED DRIVER and stock clerk, part- $150, $155 and $160; four rooms bath and kitchen, parking. $160t garage. This home offers Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. ment Service. TAG SALE — Saturday, at $170 and $175. Newly One and two bedrooms. Suitable for manufacturing and MECHANICS ANIMAL KEEPER time, mornings and early after with heat. Norman Hohenthal, warehouse. 1-2261206. gracious family living in a MANCHESTER — Kennedy COVENTRY (North) MERRY CHRISTMAS! - Avon September 29, 9-2. Rugs, ONE large and several small renovated. Includes heat, hot 6461166. STREET Full-time to clean and main noons, 5-day week. College stu drapes, baby items, snowsuits, Near schools, churches good neighborhood, con MANCHEISTER— 5 family plus Road, 115x135’ lot. Rapidly & M A C H IN E . makes Christmas merrier. It’s EAST Hartford Company has oriental rugs, and some water, oven-range, developing area. Financing I! SPLIT LEVEL II possible to have money for all tain all our pets. Many store dent or retired person con stamps, water pik, more. 340 and shopping center, on 460 MAIN St. — Ideal for store, venient to shopping, schools, 5 car garage, excellent income, interesting and challenging sidered. Hours flexible. Apply domestic rugs. All in exceilent refrigerator, parking and CLEAN and quiet, newer 3- cen tral location, $69,900. available. Phone 649-5281 or 646 In like new condition. 6V4 the gifts you want to give; position with varied duties, in benefits. Opportunity for ad Windsor Street, near Caldor’s. condition. Very reasonable. bus line. Call anytime. office, etc. $160. Call 6462426,6 etc. Needs a little TLC but the CAPE ASSEMBLERS at once to Manager, Liggett storage. No pets. Call Vernon, room apartment, with 5. Philbrick Agency, Realtors, 5219. rooms of perfection, com you’ll sell guaranteed products cludes accounts receivable, ac vancement. Call Call 742-7013. 8724511. price is only $31,000. Minimum one yeJr Drug, Manchester Parkade. TAG SALE — Moving into appliances, fully carpeted, , 6 4 6 -2 6 2 3 6464200. pletely carpeted, plus a coun from Avon. Be an Avon count analysis, some cost work plenty of closet space, large 40 ACRES of land in experience. Must read representative. It’s fun, it’s, small apartment, must sell •*•••*•••••••••••••••••••••• MANCHESTER 10,000 square ISeven rooms, 1V4 baths, try kitchen, fireplace, family and limited typing. Call Mr. W IL D CARGO CONSUMER Audio in the WE HAVE customers waiting bath, laundry facilities and TWO FAMILY Duplex, 15 Manchester on East Hartford blueprints. Excellent fringe convenient, it’s profitable. Call' Pennington at 289-^1. Between 10 a.m. and 6 p.m. oriental rugs, large leather Musical Instruments 53 for the rental of your apartment feet industrial space. Fully MARTENS AGENCY I living room with fireplace. room, garage, tool shed on Manchester Parkade is looking parking for two cars. Shopping sprinklered, loading docks, of rooms, newly' remodeled line. Philbrick Agency, benefits and pay. now, 289-4922. 643-6108 chair, antique glass and or home. J.D. Real Estate Realtors I Beautiful treed lot, modem over an acre. Priced at $35,- for part-time experienced help. cabinets, wrought iron dining and busing readilv accessible. fice area. Hayes Agency, 646 kitchens and baths, 4 bedrooms Realtors, 6464A00. BUNDY Clarinet with case and Associates, Inc. 643-5129. $175 per month, heat and hot MANCHESTER MARVEL - 040-2050 each side. Large private yard. Ikitchen with built-ins. At- 900, an excellent buy. Cail CUSTODIANS - Part-time per UVAMCED Nights and Saturdays. Call 649- set, miscellaneous articles. All lyre. Excellent condition, $70. 0131. Tony Wasilefsky at 6465306. PRESSURE BLAST 8535 or stop in. water included. Call Mr. Peter One bedroom Duplex, stove, Immaculate condition |tractively priced at $35,900. BOLTON — Approved 2V4 acre manent work. Experienced. excellent condition. September Call 2424142. washer, parking. Want CLEAMNG SERVICE WANTED — Experienced gas man, owner, 6469404. PROFESSIONAL office, throughout, garages. Central wooded building lot on deadend MFG.C0.JNC. Mornings, evenings. East Hart 28-30, 10 a.m. - 6 p.m., 41 Cone privacy? Call today! $125.7637. IMMACULATE Cape, central street. Philbrick Agency, 41 Chapel Street ford; evenings, Manchester. station attendant, weekends. NURSE’S Aides, 7-3, 11 p.m.-7 Street, Manchester. WOODLAND beautiful, spacious. Excellent location. $49,500. Philbrick • • • • Is looking for men and women Must be over 18. Call Lydon Homefinders, fee $20. 549-6980. air-conditioning, tastefully Agency, Realtors, 6464200. Realtors, 6464200. B&W Manchester, Conn. Call 643-5691, 2-6 p.m. a.m. and 12 midnight to 8 a.m. Antiques 58 FOUR ROOM, second floor exposure. First floor, all W A R R E N E. to clean apartments on a Brothers Shell, 646-8440. Excellent wages and benefits. apartment near park, bus stop decorated and customized GARAGE SALE — September MANOR facilities, parking. Reasonable HOWLAND The BARROWS t WALLACE Co. regular basis. Light cleaning, Manchester Manor Nursing WE’RE now open! Fox Hill An and stores.' Stove and TOLLAND STREET - Heated throughout. Beautiful kitchen, 3 RANCH — 6 rooms, 1V4 baths, ELLINGTON — Building lot, NURSE’S AIDES - 7-3, 29th, 30th, rain or shine. Five 2 bedroom, appliances, parking, rent. 6461680, 6463M9. Realtors — MLS Call Mrs. Brunetti, 643-2487, 4 or 5 days ^a week, Tuesday WANTED - Stock boy, full Home, 385 West Center St., 6^ ' tique Shop, Route 85, Bolton, refrigerator, $150 monthly, or 4 bedrooms, formal dining formal dining room, 3 near Ellington Ridge Country experienced, full time and part- families, assorted household APARTMBITS yard for toddlers. $160. 6634. room, fireplace, ceramic bam iRMitor 043-1108 Manchester Parkade — 6464306 between 10 a.m. - 5 p.m., through Friday, $2.40 per hour time days. Arthur’s Drug Store, 0129. Conn. Saturday and Sunday, 16 lease, security. Middle-agea STORAGE warehouse, 10,500 bedrooms, garage, treed lot. Club. $7,500. Philbrick Agency, time. Liberal fringe benefits. merchandise, 10 a.m. - 5 p.m., Homastaad Street Homefinders, fee $20. 549-6980. with custom vanity, enclosed $33,900. Philbrick Agency, Realtors, 6464200. weekdays. Apply in person. East Hartford plus. Must have own transpor 942 Main St., Manchester. 17 Bond Street, Manchester. 5. couple. No pets or children, square feet. Stock Place, rear. S (0t( W. Middla Take.) DIETARY Aide — Mature references required. Call 646 pine paneled porch. Manicured Realtors, 646-4200. Convalescent Home, 745 Main tation. Manchester and West MANCHESTER Furnished Apartments 84 Attractive rental. Brokers corner lot with mature trees, Street, East Hartford. CLEANING WOMAN wanted, womqn to help with kitchen Wearing Apparel 57 1074 anytime. protected. Call 522-3114. MANCHEISTER — Investment Hartford area. two days a week. Call 644-1805. TAG SALE — September 29th, Bum by shrubs. Lovely interior must tw CIRCA 1730,16 rooms, recently EAST HARTFORD-Sunset duties, 9:30-5:30 p.m. Will 30th, 10 a.m. to 6 p.m., 63 TWO ROOMS, bath, stove, package of two 66 Duplex plus Resort Property-For Sale 74 train. Manchester Manor Nur UAR H0USIN8 CORP. seen, nice area, $35,500, 646 restored. 7 fireplaces, summer Hills Area — 6 room Ranch, Coburn Rd., Manchester. Rain TWO FUR coats for sale, one refrigerator, heat, hot wateT. 122 EAST CENTER Street - 6325. six room single. Fully rented. large kitchen with dishwasher C all 846-8133 MATURE WOMAN to care for sing Home, 385 West Center St., date, October 6th and 7th. black Persian, one gray Per 1 and 2-bedroom luxury New first-floor office space, kitchen, 6 plus bedrooms, new For details call The Zinsser COVENTRY LAKE, five room two school age children 2 hours 646-0129. sian. Size 1616. Call tetween Apply Marlow’s, 867 Main baths, kitchen. ’Two-car garage, and built-ins, fireplace, central apartments. Features wall-to- Street. convenient location, ample DUPLEX 4-4, good condition, Agency, 6461511. summer cottage, pine paneled, air-conditioning, garage. 36x20’ INSURANCE Sales — Growing OLAN daily in my home. Must have 4:304 p.m., 8724173. wall carpeting, vanity tile VILLAGER parking, on bus line. Will sub $58,900. Philbrick Agency, fireplace, nice treed lot, $12,- GOOD Opportunity for own transportation. Call after GARAGE SALE — September new heating systems. Centrally Realtors, 6464200. above ground pool. Walk-out multi-lines agency needs man BOOKKEEPER—Responsible 28, 29 and 30, 9-4. Several baths, built-in oven, range, divide to fit your needs, 646 MANCHESTER-New Ranch, 900. Hayes Agency, - . 6464)131. basement with picture window. secretary with goof skills star 5:30, 649-7251. position available for career Wanted to Buy APARTMENTS BEST YET! Utilities paid, fur located, $33,900. Call agent, 646 with life and/or casualty families. Bikes, dishes, picture 58 dishwasher, refrigerator and nished one bedroom, parking 1180. 3100. 3 bedrooms, dining room, full 5284579 $37,900. Owner. license, to sell and service new MILLS ting out in business world. Lots minded woman who has an ap Five-room, 2-bedroom E frames, chairs, curtains, toys, disposal, electric heat, 2 air plentiful. Save $$$. $ll(i. 65-40. basement, quiet street. $34,900...... —------^ and existing clients. Outstan of public contact, free parking, HELP Wanted female — plea titude and is accurate wiui WANTED — Antique furniture, townhouse, wall-to-wall FIVE ROOM ground floor of Hayes” Agency, 6460131. Out of Town-For Sale 75 $120 fee paid. Call Sharon, 646- sant varied work in precision baby furniture, books, mis conditioners, glass sliding Homefinders, fee $20. 549^9M. RANCH house on comer, with GLASTpNBURY - Brand new ding opportunity. Ail rei:iplies Is n o w taking figures. No formal bookkeeping cellaneous. Follow signs Grant glass, pewter, oil paintings or carpeting, fireplace, 2 air con fice. Paneled, carpeted, air- Manchester all brick, 8-room Dutch (IT 8150, Bailey Employment Ser glass/optics factory. Start on training needed. Average other antique items. Any quan doors, all large rooms. Full shade trees and sidewalks. confidential. Reply Box '“L, applications (or light Hill Rd., Coventry, 742-8922. ditioners; appliances, heat TOWNHOUSE - Furnished, conditioned, central location. MANCHESTER - We are ANDOVER — 2-bedroom Colonial, three full tile baths, 2 Manchester Herald. vice. special hand assembly opera typing essential. Manchester tity. ’The Harrisons, basement storage area, ample Oversized carport and redwood delivery work. Turn and hot water, IVk tiled b a ^ , heat paid, 2 bedrooms, modem Parking. Apply Marlows, Inc., enclosedjpatio. City water and proud to offer this Jarvis built Ranch, large living room with fireplaces, treed lot, family tion or light machine work. area. Hours 8:45 until 4:45, five 165 Oakland astreet. parking. Starting at $175. Han 867 Main Street, Manchester. Cape, priced to sell under $30,- stone fireplace, quiet dead-end your spare time into AUTO M echanw — Lynch Benefits, opportunity in small TAG SALE — Moving, selling washer and dryer hookup, appliances, first floor, sewers, ’mree bedrooms, living 4-BEDROOM COLONUU. room with beamed ceiling and PART-TIME, clerical, mature .days a week. Salary commen various household items in dy to shopping, schools, bus patio. No pets. 000. Features 3 bedrooms, street, short walk to private pegged oak floor. Prime cash. Must have Toyota needs an experienced growing con^ny. Apply Wood surate with experience. ANTIQUE furniture, glass, carpeted, $195. 55-4. room and kitchen with com woman. Afternoon hours. East cluding. furniture, appliances, and religious facilities. Homefinders, fee $20. 549-6980. THREE carpeted, air- fireplace in living room, rec lake beach. Reduced to $20,900. residential area, $68,500. Call of River office. Call 289-9541. reliable car. mechanic, good pay, plus incen bury Glass Company, 34 Bum- Business and personnal round oak tables, cast iron toys, plete built-ins including Two fireplaces, walk-up at Lessenger Company Realtors, TV’s, toys, tires and much, Model apartment open for in Call 648-7626 ednditioned rooms available refrigerator, oven, range, dis room, equipped kitchen, one- Warren E. Howland, Realtors, tive, company paid. Blue Cross, side Ave., East Hartford. references required. Reply collectibles of all kinds. 6434535 immediately. Can be sub tic, mud room and laundry car garage. Located within 6468713, 228-3101. CMS, Major Medical. Vacation much more. Saturday only 11 spection 1-5 p.m., Saturday posal, breakfast counter, two 643-1108. WOMAN to clean house, one or Manchester Herald, Box “S.” a.m. until 6 p.m. No pre-sale. anytime. divided. Call 649-5261 or stop at walking distance of junior high • P Call 646-2637 and holidays. Apply in person to and Sunday. Other times by Houses for Rent 65 baths. 'Assumable 4%' off kitchen. Enclosed two days a week, Wapping area. John H. Lappen, Inc. 164 East and high school. Call Mrs. Ask for Mrs. RutcMk Joe McCavanagh, or call for an 301 Henry Street, rear patio. appointment. mortgage. Asking $%,500. 646 jalousied porch plus patio. COVENTRY (North) COVENTRY - Excitingly un Call 644^)177. FULL-TIME landscape HIGHEST prices paid for an LOOKING for anything in real Center Street. Smith, Jarvis Realty Co., ique custom built Raised Ranch a^in tm en t between 8-5, 646- laborers, experienced estate rental — apartments, MANCHESTER - 9Mi room 1081. Treed lot, Martin School pe tique furniture, paintings, Executive Colonial, 2>A baths, Realtors, 643-1121. NEW JUMBO COLONUL on wooded lot, balcony MACHINISTS wanted, preferred. Call Grantland clocks and all collectibles. Any CiH: homes, multiple dwellings, no district. Rec room. Ansaldi mitting, Saturday and Sunday, top residential neighborhood. 7,600 SQUARE Feet, truck BOWERS SCHOOL area - Trees, stone wall and a overlooks beamed cathedral Bridgeport and lathe ORK. OLAN MILLS Nursery, 643-0669. quantity. Cameron, 644-8962. fees. Call J.D. Real Estate MANCHESTER - Three 8- BAILY Employment Service of September 29th and 30th., 10-5. UAR HOUSINB CORP. Call for details, Hayes Agency, dock, sprinklered, heavy floor Small practical house and built, 2-car garage. $44,900. spacious acre surrounds our ceilinged living room, formal Overtime, paid insurance. MOVING to new location, need ( Associates, Inc. 643-5129. lo.ad. Warren E. Howland, room Colonials, now nearing two auto body mechanics. Manchester has openings for Some antiques, furniture, glass 043-0051 6460131. detached garage on a nice lot. Call new 8-room Colonial. 214 dining room, 3 or 4 bedrooms, Penobscot Tool and Gage, Situation Waniod 38 plus collectibles, bric-a-brac. Robort Murdodi, Realtor Realtors, 643-1108. completion in prestigious king sized master, multi Merrow Rd., Tolland, Route 15, Inquire at Superior Auto Body, secretarial, bookkeeping, sales, STUMO Rooms Without Board 59 MANCHESTER - 6 bedroom Full basement. Quiet area, baths, 4 bedrooms, first-floor technical, managerial and 109 G reenw ood D riv e , S43-SSS1 HEBRON Hide-a-way, 3 close to bus line, shopping. Forest Hills. All homes contain functional finished lower level, Exit 99. 875-8083. Route 6, Columbia oi* call 2 ^ Needs several ladies for WILL TAKE care of children in apartment. Appliances plus W A R R EN E. 4 bedrooms, 2V4 baths, family family room with raised 3176. programming in Hartford, Manchester. LARGE ROOM in private 1 Stapheir J. Ludion Jr. bedroom house, kids and pets 8,300 SQUARE Feet, for 80 Aluminum storms and screens. in-law apartment, 2Vi baths, 2- part-time telephone my licensed home, vicinity of washer. Available October 1. cents per square foot including HOWLAND room, two-car garage, built-ins hearth fireplace, equipped car garage. High 30s. Philbrick HAIRDRESSER wanted to Manchester and Hartford sub Center and McKee Streets. Call home, parking, gentleman only. S u p l - S40-S2B7 Security required, $170. Call O.K. All modern appliances, Oil heat, all for the seldoiji k itc h e n k 2 g a ra g e s . FACTORY openings now urbs. All fees paid. Phone 646- sales. I( you havs a smile ROYAL-Ultronic, electric por Call between 3-6, 6461972. conveniences. $225. 70-19. heat, sprinklered offices. heard of price of $25,000. Keith and p much more. Call now for Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. work in , pleasant up-to-date In your voice, we’ll put 643-9723. table typewriter, excellent con 6461109. Warren E. Howland, Realtors, ReiKora 043-1108 a leisurely inspection. Zinsser Unbeatable value at $45,900. salon in East Hartford, 28^ available for the following: 8150 for appointment. ' ------Si___ Homefinders, fee $20. 549-6980. Real Estate, 6464126, 6461922. dollars In your pocket. dition, Call 646-7723. 643-1108. Agency, 6461511. Call Joe Gordon, 6465306. He b r o n — 7% assumable 8281. screen washer, printers, and FORMER executive secretary THE ’Thompson Hoiise — Cot ONE-BEDROOM apartment, MANCHESTER - Two- m aintenance helper. No Two shifts, 9-1 p.m: and tage St., centrally located, ANDOVER — Heat paid, 3 MANCHESTER - 3-family mortgage, attractive financing. wishes to do typing of any kind INSIDE-outside tag sale, no children or pets, convenient bedroom apartment, available MANCHESTER - 5Mi-room (^11 for particulars on this love BABYSITTER in my home, experience necessary, we will 5-9 p.m., Saturdays op at home. Cali M7-M23. large, pleasantly furnished bedroom house. Basement laun Duplex, bus line, nice yard, • • B&W • • Friday, Saturday, Sunday, 11 ly located, $1M. 647-9903, 646 immediately. Security dry room, fenced yard for kids Ranch. Fireplace, center hall, ly all electric 8 room. Raised arting October 1st., 7:30-2:30 train you. Good wages, com tional. rooms, parking.. Call 6462358, 1421 evenings and weekends. required, $150. Eastern Real Wanted to Rent 89 separate furnaces, good income pany paid fringe benefits, and a.m. - 6 p.m. 875 Parker Street, and pets, $200. 71-23. builder. Hayes Agency, 646 REDWOOD FARMS - 7 room rec room, and fourth bedroom Ranch. Girard & Buckley Real lily. Call after 5 p.m,, 646- UNHwnr? PHOTOGRAPHY - male in for overnight and permanent Estate, ,6468250. lower level. $30,900. Hayes The BARROWS b WALLACE Co. plenty of overtime. Growing Manchester. TV sets’ Avon guest rates. ' % Homefinders, fee $20. 5466980. 0131. wooded Cape, aluminum siding, Realtor! — MLS Estate. 872-9179. 4425. Man wanted, now working Call 646-2637 terested in working in store or bottles, gas wall furnace, girl’s MODERN 3-room first floor WANTED'parking space vicini Agency, 6460131. division of major company. In faat food operation, with someone as aid. Non ty of Foster and Pearl Streets, 2-car garage, family room, Manchester f arkade — 6494306 Ask for Mrs. Rutehik clothes, tire rims, old Crawford apartment. Heat, utilities, 4V4 ROOMS, 'Second floor. beamed cathedral ceiling. BI-LEVEL Ranch overlooking WAITRESS for part-time, after Apply directly at Electrocal thafs unhappy. Will atart professional but want to learn. CLEAN furnished room for appliances included. Ideal for Adults only. No children or HEATED 2 bedroom house, 646-6429. MANCHESTER - Porter Division, Glendale Rd., South stove, glassware, chairs, odds middle-aged working man, M3- modern appliances, con Custom kitchen, 22’xl4’ Columbia Lake, quiet school hours and Saturdays. the right man at $160. per 249^)102 after 5. , and ends. Working couple dr career pets, 6464068. Street section, 6 room custom JOE LOMBARDO Windsor, Conn. •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 9353. . • veniences, air, basement utility built Cape, dormer, garage, jalousied sunporch, many neighborhood, lake privileges, Will toin. Good pay, excellent week for 48 houra and woman. Adults, no pets. WORKING woman with Collie Has just listed a truly im EAST HARTFORD - Nicely 20 minutes to Hartford. Owner, gratituties. Pleasant at SECRETARY with pleasant room, $205. 71-20. Homefinders, needs small first-floor rent, treed lot. Hayes Agency, ^ extras. $40s. Principals. Owner, maculate, newly painted real located 7-room home with IVi train you to assume full Qoga-BIrda-Pata 41 GARAGE SALE — 97 Prospect Parking. References, security. FIVE ROOMS, ground floor 647-1709. 228-9703. mosphere. Apply in person. INSURANCE Girl Friday personality for public relations ROOM, private home, central, , Phone 647-1619> fee $20. 549-6980. Manchester area, reasonable. 0131. ly oversized seven and one- baths. Priced in low 30’s. Call wanted for Manchester agency. responsibility and be Street, Friday 2-5, Saturday 10- apartment, carpeted, paneled, Brass Key Restaurant. firm. Good skills, $140. Fee FREE to a good home, female good for someone away from ' air-conditioned. Parking. Apply 742-8840 afternoons. half room Cape. Four owner, 528-2884. Fire, homeowners and casual compensated for ability. 5, ■ Sunday 12^5. Moving, fur- home, board optional; 6434745. Out of Town- PRIME AREA - 16’x32’ swim MANCHESTER - Builder has TOLLAND paid, very interestiiw and Irish Setter, without papers. niturt,-^ahildren’s clothes, FOUR-ROOM, one-bedroom, Marlow’s Inc., 867 Main St., bedrooms, two full baths for TRUCK DRIVER, oil delivery. ty. Experienced desired. Salary Hospitalization and paid diversified work. C a ll.^ ro n , Must have plenty of room, 742- For Rent 66 WANTED by Clergy ming pool goes with this 7 room priced new homes on Lydall COVENTRY - 5-room brick SPARKLING RANCH commensurate with sharpening stones, toys, ,mis- first-floor,'apartment, garage. Manchester. " Street to sell. We welcome your the growing family. Much Apply Route 6, Bolton, M&M vacation. We are a 646-8150, Bailey Employment 9869 between 5-6 p.m. cellan^iis items. comfortable room for Call 6465741 after 5 p.m: bedroom house or DuplexDuple: im Split with 2 baths, one car gar Ranch, formal dining room, Newly painted 7-room L- Oil or call 649-2871. All benefits, experience. Excellent fringe national franchise but In Service. working gentleman, parking, ROCKVILLE - Rockland mediately,sly» iin Manchester area. age, on 3y« acre lot. T, J. interest. Please call 643-^, wall-to-wall plus some drapes. living room with fireplace. benefits. Call Mr. Lathrop, 646- references.' Call 649-0719. MANCHESTER - Attractive 4 Terrace ’Apartment, Highland 644-8896 (or details. Large treed lot, established Ranch on a gorgeous treed lot vacation, holiday, life in dividually owned. If you HANDSOME, hai ,,, healt^. FIVE-ROOM Duplex, no room apartment, stove, Phone 647-1805. Crockett, Realtors, 6461577. Quick sale needed. Just rrauced 6050. TAG SALE — Miscellaneous Ave,, large one bedroom neighborhood. Fireplace, gar with loads of privacy. Large surance, pension, uniforms, want satisfaction and COOK — Part-time for our of huggable, 8 weeks, male household items, Saturday and Children, no pets, garage,, elec refrigerator, references, no to $25,800. Lessenger Company permanent work. fice personnel in family style Bernard puppies, AKC, cham LADIES ONLY - Nicely fur apartments, available im MANCHESTER - Six-room age, other featurqs. Call early Realtors, 6468713, 228-3101. living room, spacious kitchen financial security In your Sunday, September 29-30. Rain tric stove, Frigidalre, $140 peU, $140. 2263540, 6465325. k dining area, 3 ample dining room. Hours 8:30 a.m. to pion lines, show quality, perfect nished room for rent, all monthly, 52. School Street mediately. Includes heat, hot Cape, 3 bedrooms, fireplace, on this one. 2 FULL-TIME work, send resume to or shine, 10 till dark, 9 (pieman COUPLE WANTED to take 1:30 p.m. For information or house pets. Price increases utilities- included, private between 12-9 p.m. water, carpeting, air- Manchester-Own your own formal dining room, aluminum COLUMBIA — Sfil^tion of two bedrooms, oven & range and a Owner, Box RR, Rd, - bedroom with community FOUR ROOMS, second floor, condttioning, all appliances, siding, attached oversized gar BELFIORE ilGENCY care of home and one teen age SALESWOMAN ^pointment call Consolidated no pets,. Security, $125. Phone Business Property - For home and collect rent. 66 new Raised RanchesTnlovbly panelled Rec room. Choice child. Live-in own quarters. For children’s specialty shop. Manchester Herald. Cigar Corp., 633-9441, Ext. 16. •Jcitchen, living room and two with dishwasher and disposal. Sale 71 age. Walk to East Catholic and HEilLTOM 847-1418 wooded setting. Two full baths, situation in the low 30’s. TAG SALE — Saturday, SIX ROOM Duplex, mornings, or after 8 p.m., 646 duplex in excellent condition. Parkade, $30’s. LaPenta Agen Call 289-0000 between 104 p.m, Apply in person: An equal opportuijjty employer. KITTENS — Free to good baths. Ideally located to bus redecorated, references and Private terrace and pool, $175., two fireplaces, finished rec Please call Joe Gordon, 646 September 29th., 9-5 p.m. 81 line and stores. Please call 1265. 872-6360, 529-6586. 3 huge bedrooms, huge cy, Realtors, 6462440. homes. Call 6464442. Union Street, Manchester. s e c ^ ^ , Adj^ts preferred. Call RESTAURANT - 150 seat, PORTER ST. area. - Im- rooms, 2-car basement gar 5306. STATION Wagon drivers, for MARI-MAD’S after 5 p.m., 6444383. liquor, parking. Eastern kitchen, living room and ages.- Priced in low 40’s. FIVE ROOM Duplex, heat, hot dining room. New roof, new maculate 7 room Colonial, gar . school bus routes. Will train. 691 Main St., Manchester AKC Registered Toy Poddle VERNON - Willow Brook Connecticut. Must sell. Call age, trees, privacy. Hutchins Lessenger Company Realtors, Good pay. Call 643-2414. GARAGE SALE - FURNISHED room for working water, location, 36 Apel Place, Apartments, 3Mi rooms at $180; siding, new bathrooms, 2-car puppies. Duff color, for sale. SIX-RooM Duplex, completely Warren E. Howland, Realtors, Agency, Realtors, 6465324. 646-8713, 228-3101. Neighborhood treasures from lady. Modem kitchen, linens, $180 per month. Call 6461418. 4(A rooms at $195. Includes 643-1108. garage, 40’s. GOOD Typist — East of river, Call 6444014.' stem to stern. Much furniture, redecorated. Adults preferred. Manchester The BARROWS & WALLACE Co. General Factory Help private entrance, parking, cen No pets, 849-9004.649-0459, after heat, hot water, refrigerator, DELIGHTFUL - Spacious EAST HARTFORD - 3- Reilton — MLS fine benefits. | 100, fee paid. household items, priced to sell. tral. 643-8649. FOUR ROOM, second floor oven-range, disposal, dis Call Susan 646-8150. Bailey IRISH SETTER - male, one 5 p.m. apartment. $165 including heat. EAST Center Street - Office Cape, 3 huge bedrooms, 2 tile bedroom Ranch, full cellar, Mincheiter Pirkade — 649-6306 TWO Apply Parsonnal Off/co 56 Porter Street, Saturday and hwasher, wall-to-wall building, originally set up for M 2 8 1 9 Employment Service. year old, AKC, raised with Sunday, Sept. 29-30, 165 p.m. Security. 6461189. baths, fireplaced living room, wooded lot, fruit trees, business i ’l children, needs good home with Apartments For Rent 83 FIVE-ROOM, 2 bedrooms, carpeting, air-conditioning, dental office. Waiting room, large screened patio. Finished zone III. Many possibilities. OPENINGS room to roam. Best offer. 646- parking, swimming pools, two operating rooms, spare rec room, 200’ deep lot with Excellent condition, $23,500. COOK - Housekeeper — Young stove, and refrigerator. lighted tennis courts, basket Wantod-Real Estate 77 man, 2 boys ages 5-9, must have PIONEER PARACHUTE CO. 4184. FOUR-ROOM apartment, two References and security, 643- Mmehostar room, three Tabs, half bath, won fruit trees. Garage. 30’s. Call Meyer, Realtors, 643-06(1)9, 646 ■MOV IHIITEIUIICE ball court, ice skating, picnic parking, plus three-room part- day or live-in, help. Own room Halo Rd. Manchester Sporting Qoods 47 blocks from Main Street, 1002, ^ Warren E. Howland, Realtors, 1003. SELLING your home><#f afcnwiM FREE — Kittens, half Siamese, backyard, $130 monthly. Securi NOW RENTING groves, storage. No pets. Call ment on second floor, $5(),000. 643-1108. available, references, Vernon. 644-1881 The New ^ Vernon, 872-roll between 9^, acreage? For prompt friendly 872-8712. call 649-3343. ty and references required. Call THREE ROOM apartm ^ Philbrick Agency, Realtors, BOLTON — Four bedroom service, call Louis Dimoex An squsi opportunity smplo'rsr OLIN MARK I, 190s, with Sol. weekdays, after 4, and on 6464200. BWBIV MWTENIUICE bindings and Rosemount fast- 1-6^3095 after 6 p.m. heat, parking, utilities. NotWi HOMESTEIU) PARK VaUGE New aluminum Ranch with two-car garage, set Realty, 649-98?3. FREE — Looking for good weekends, call 872-4400. MATURE woman 4 p.m. - 12 back, worn once, $290. 646-0614. security, ilewslt. IIM porter ' By Damato CAPE — four bedrooms, living Siding and roof. Manchester—New on,the. on one-acre landscaped lot. ffiFinaiHTHM MIN midnight, part time or full home for male Pekingese Poo FOUR ROOMS, centrally* St. area, 247'4«66, 2360564 Plus two-full baths, fireplaced ALL CASH for your property Excellent opportunity (or dle. Call 6463248. located, second floor. Stove in 1 1 2 Mrooffl Townboustt VERNON — One and two room with fireplace, large eat- market. Aluminum sided 6 time. Dependable woman for NORDICA, size lO'A, men’s ski bedroom apartments, im in kitchen, close to bus line. Im room Cape with a seventh living room, formal dining within 24 hours. Avoid rod tape, experienced men for our telephone work, pleasant voice, cluded. No children or pets. NEW 3 rooiris, iM'ated, carpets Fssturing: Houses For Sale 72 C all room; etc. etc. Priced at $39,- boots, $20; Kastle skis, (170cc) mediately available at Town maculate condition. Immediate finished as a den. Three -instant service. Hayes Agency, bakery department. Perma quiet Hartford downtown of Llv0 Stock 42 with ski-free bindings, $25. Middle-aged couple preferred, and appliances f a l l 7417670 ' • SoH oiwm nnga 900. Zinsser Agency, 646-1511. 646-0131. 649-8733. • Larga rafrigtrator House Gardens. ’This suburban MANCHESTER - Spacious 6 occupancy. $31,000. Philbrick WARREN E. bedrooms, immaculate nent positions, exceilent fice, training available. After 5, 649-2210. apartment community of un Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. RUNNING Brook Stables — QUIET 3 t o i m , first floor room Cape with fireplace, for kitchen and an attractive wages and free benefit Parking provided. No sales. HELP WANTED • Shag earpaUng usual architectural designs and ANDOVER - 200-year-old WE WILL buy your house for p ro g r^ . Appiy References, call 549-6721. Groortilng, boarding, exer MANCHESTER area - arrartirient, centrally loraM, • Color oo-ordlnataO mal dining room, 3 large HOWLAND dining room, fireplaced living Garrison Colonial. Commercial cash. Call anytime, Hutchins Maehlna Operators cising, lesson^ trails and (Hebron). Modern 4 rooms, beautiful landscaping features bedrooms, IVk baths, oil hot ADELAIDE Road — Center Heat M water end parking, ^ • Fuilprivalobaaamanta private entrances, private RnHora 643-1108 room, garage with patio. An or residential use. 3 income un Agency. Realtors, 649-5324. P n ^tss^ssfmt^ pastures, tic. French Road, $190 per month includes heat, No <’ ilWreo »/> pets Itifr water heat. Reasonable. Ann chimney Colonial, 2 fireplaces, excellent buy. Financing its, 3Mi acres. Hayes Agency, MECHANIC — Growing con Bolton, one month free reht. hot water, carpeting, • Hook-upa (or waahor Oryor patiqs with sliding glass doors, Lord Realty, 528-4139, 643-6995. cern needs an experienced pay, (uH c o m ^ paM InsHraiioi pragraM. Florlst-Nursarlas 48 IkiK M, Maralwster Herald • MratapadoaSontranoM modern kitchen with built-ins, ...itabte, 6460131. SELLING your property’. . Call FIRST NATIONAL Call 569^2200, 6464254. appliances and storage, 6W- wall-to-wall carpeting, range, large formal dining room, front mechanic’s helper in paper mill •iW a i to atoppbig A aplMolf refrigerator, and garnage dls- us first. We ll buy your your____ home STORESJNC. HARDY Chrysanthemums — 2OT1, 6460882. "f^Uroerii, ipriai EXCELLENT 7-room Colonial, to back living room, large front COVENTRY North. 7 room immediately at a fair price, all operation, hfili located in Mqtfsl Apts, Open posal, master ’TV anlenna, 2Vk baths, plasterqd walls, oak MANCHESTER - 6 room PARK k OAKLAND AVE. vicinjty of East Hartford. Good Articles tor Sale 48 all colors, 95 cents each. Also nalghlertlaerd rerJ Ire hrrles foyer, den, screened porch, 4 center hall Colonial Cape, IMi cash. Call Lou Arruda. 644-1539, m6 DERN 3-room apartment, jieal fe/f wafer appjlanras’ Dally 1Z 111 Dark storage and laundry facilities in flooring, appliances, 2-car gar bedrooms, 2Vk baths, garage, Cape, 1 Vi baths, modern EAST HARTl>ORD, CONN. working conditions, excellent . , Mraal, Saairtto red and green maple trees at basement, total electric. No baths, first floor family room, Arruda Realty. V Afl equal opporUinity An Egnal Opportunity Enptoyor lln o i I t M FOR SALE — Hand crocheted reasonable prices. Open 7 days appliances, carpeting, parking, auiMlry freflffres parVIna and tat N C ovtu t l age, clto utilities, large lot, large lot, high on a hill in one of kitchen, finished faipily room, won . Excellent residential mnge benefits. Paid insurance, storage, spacious grounds. pets, rental starting $150 per garage, aluminum siding. eAipl(^er ponchos, skirts, throw pillows, a wpek and evenings til dark. - Iraseioerrt storage Aoitlla •H WMt MMk Tpk*. porch. Immediate occupancy. M a n c h e s te r’s fin e s t n. Immediate occupan WANTED - Three-family or 6 holidays, pension and vacation. Available October 15th. Hilliard month. Call 875-9OT, Monday Excellent location, near school. Desirable location, Stanley For appointment call 289-7496. doilies, pot holders, etc. Poniicelli’s Greennouse and nmih, nig. T* tmUi, MMMt If i46-10« through Frldaj^ 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. neighborhoods. Philbrick Agen K cy, $39,900. Hayes Agency, family646 in good location. Private Reasonably priced, 875-4565. Nursery, 433 North Main St. Street, after 5, 649-7289. Charles Lesperance, 6467620. cy, Realtors, 646-4200. Agency, 643-5724. 0131. buyer. Phone 646-2699. \/ PAGE TWENTY-EIGHT - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Thurs- Sept. 27.1973 MILWAUKEE, Wls. (AP) - He had just started his new job professional and other middle- Groppi’s personal assets, as Eye Bank Official “I haven’t* been back on the as a taxi driver in Milwaukee class types, have.” disclosed in a court suit In streets in a long while,” said and said that he made almost Groppi said his main reason volving a 19^9 civil rights Clerical the t" -,1 driver. “And it does a $20 his first day. for taking the job was finan demonstration, total more than To Address A ARP lot of good to get back. It clears “Everybody ought to take off cial: He needs the money to $75,000. But he has said he your head up.” some time and get where it continue his studies at the An planned to use the money to The cabbie was the Rev. really is,” said Groppi. “It tioch College of Law in iianrIjpHtpr Supiting M m ih Cabbie found and supporL-a storefront James Groppi, Roman Catholic clears up a lot of that .elitism Washington, D.C. Tuition at the church. FRIDAY, SEPT. 28, 1973 Mrs. Lois Stevens of Plain- business meeting before the priest and civil rights activist. ville, executive secretary of the that many people, especial^ school is about $3,000 a year. program. Refreshments will be VOL. XCII, No. 305 MANCHESTER, CONN. Manehe$Ur-A City of Village Charm Connecticut Eye Bank, will served at the conclusipn of the TWKNTY-TWO PAGES give an illustrated talk on event. “Something Can Be Done” Wednesday at the meeting of the Connecticut Northeast Chapter, American Association of Retired Persons, at 1.-30 p.m, at the KofC Home, 138 Main St. • Arab Terrorists Take The film Mrs. Stevens \vill show is recQmmended by ophthalmologists and shows the wonders of eye restoration. There will be a question and answer period after the presen Hostages Off Of Train tation. 4 The Eye Bank at New Britain VIENNA (AP) — Two Arab parked near a Spanish airliner The attack came just two by Jewish Agency officials at General Hospital is sponsored terrorists armed with sub at the airport and police were days after Israel managed to several weeks in Austria, the the 800-year-old Napsburt Cas by the Odd Fellows and machine guns commandeered a negotiating with the Arabs. rush in 1,(X)0 new Soviet Jewish newcomers are flown to the Rebekahs of Connecticut. Mrs. train with 37 Soviet Jews at the The train originated In the tle of Schoenau outside Vienna. Jewish state in Israeli El A1 air emigrants by airlift from Vien After anything from 24 hours to Stevens is affiliated with the Austrian-Czechoslovak border Soviet Union and was to be at na in time to celebrate the lines planes. World Eye Bank of New York today, officials said. tached to a train en route from holiday in the Jewish state. City and is a past president of One police account said the Bratislava, Czechoslovakia, to Russian Jews have been the Rebekah Assembly of Arabs shot and killed one man Vienna. In Vienna, the Jews arriving In Israel at the rate of Meskill Defers Connecticut and of the Inter and Injured two, but the state were to be transferred to the 2,650 a month, over protests national Rebekah Assemblies J security police said no one was Schonau processing center from Arab countries that of the World. killed, and only one person was prior to Iheir emigration to Moscow was helping the Jewish injured. Re-Election The chapter will have a Mra. Lois Stevens Israel. state by sending manpower to The Arabd then took five The train was seized at Israel. Soviet Jews hostage, along with Marchegg, 28 miles east of Thirty-two thousand new a woman and a child of un Vienna. settiers have arrived from the Decision To 1974 known nationality and an In Tel Aviv, Israeli officials Soviet Union in the past year. HARTFORD (AP) - Gov. He added that there was no Austrian customs official. They canceled their Jewish new year The last attack by Arab Thomas J. Meskill said today purpose in making a decision at -forced the five Jews and the holiday to follow the events in terrorists against an Israeli he would decide definitely this time because “too many customs official into one of the Vienna. target in Europe was the gun whether to run for re-election things could happen.” Bicentennial railway’s station wagons and Foreign Office and other ning down of 58 persons waiting sometime after he delivers his Although most observers sped off to the Vienna Airport. executives said no official for a New York flight at Athens budget message to the 1974 believe Meskill will seek re- 'The woman £md child managed Freedom Train report of the seizure had yet Airport Aug. 5. Two terrorists General Assembly. election he said this week he to escape in the confusion, reached Jerusalem, where arrested by Greek police said The assembly is scheduled to police said. might choose not to run in order governent offices were closed they thought the passengers convene in February. to devote more time to his The station wagon'twas for the three-day Rosh Hashana were en route to Israel. Meskill’s comment came at family. Plan Proposed holiday. Five of the victims died. Four bn impromptu news conference "You have to do a lot of of them were Americans. this morning following reports things in this job that are not es By LEW HEAD bias and is free of commer this week that the governor was sential to bbing a good governor cialism. We also are open to Jews leaving the Soviet Union undecided whether to seek a se Assorialed Press Writer?' \ for Israel — after paying $1,(KK) but take a lot of time,” he said. suggestion.” McKeon Family cond term. On other matters Meskill BERNARDSVILLE, to renounce their citizenship He said he is not sure that the Meskill said he would an said: (AP) — Ross E. Rowla^ fires and obtain an exit visa — make name “Freedom Train” is nounce his decision early —He wholeheartedly sup up like a steam Ibctootive the 1,240-mile trip from enough “that if it is a decision when talking about his plan to apropos, that someone may Wins $10,000 Moscow to Vienna either by air ported President Nixon’s not to run the party will have celebrate America’s 200th have a better name. But it is his or train. choice of Henry Kissinger as hope that the historical presen time to find another candidate secretary of state. birthday. The emigrants are processed and not be caught short.” His purpose is to bring this tation will “reaffirm those —He was pleased to see the values and that spirit which led Acorn Drawing Senate approve construction of country’s history to its people on a 25-car museum train. to the founding of the republic.” The James R. McKeon family the Navy’s new Trident sub Rowland says it is his convic The McKeons have three Rowland, 33, has taken a of 90 Bigelow St. is $10,000 daughters, two married, and marine, which will be designed tion that “with air of its Elderly Housing three-year leave of absence richer today and adjusting to Mary at home. They usually in Connecticut at Groton. But from his six-figure job as an of problems and mistakes, their windfall very well. purchase three or four tickets a he felt Connecticut’s economy ficial of a Wall Street com America remains the singular Mrs. Rose McKeon, accom week. Grant Approved was still too dependent on modities concern to head the most important democratic panied by her daughter Mary, Mr. McKeon had not heard military contracts. republic in the history of who is a senior at Manchester The news conference nonprofit American Freedom the good news until his wife The State Bonding Commis Train Foundation. mankind.” High School, were on hand arrived about noontime at C.E. munity Affairs, is the DCA’s followed an awards presenta Thursday when her lucky sion — on a motion by State response to the Manchester tion ceremony in which two The foundation was approved McGuire in Wethersfield, Comptroller Nathan Agostinelli number was drawn In Water- where he is employed. Housing Authority’s application state employes received cash I as nonprofit last year by the of Manchester — today ap bury. “I hardly ever visit him at for funding of 100 units of elder prizes for money-saving Commonwealth of “I couldn’t believe it,” Mrs. proved a $640,000 grant to the Massachusetts and this June by Public work, but when he saw me, he ly housing. suggestions. McKeon said, “and we (Mrs. just beamed. Who knows, I Town of Manchester for 40 units The local housing authority Arthur S. Peck of Moodus, an the Internal Revenue Service. of elderly housing. McKeon and the two other $10,- could have been telling him I has a waiting list of more than employe in the state Transpor It’s out to raise f20 million The grant to Manchester was 000 winners) thought they still smashed up the car.” 125 elderly persons seeking tation Department, received a from all sources, including pen Records part of a $1.76 million elderly had to draw a second time to September has proved a lucky housing. It is «pected that the check for $2,165, the largest nies from American school Warranty Deed determine the winners.” housing grant package which month for the McKeons. Mrs; 40 units will signiflcatly relieve single award ever given in the children, for “a fair on wheels” Michael A. Della Fera to ' Still in a state of mild confu involves Middletown and the need for elderly housing. that Rowland believes is “so McKeon won $400 in the Little employe award suggestion Stefan and Marta Zych, proper sion as to what they will do with Acorn contest last September. Somers, as well as Manchester. In other business this mor much better an idea than cities the money, Mrs. McKeon said, The bonding commission ap program. He suggested ideas ty at 173-178 Oak St., con This month brought another ning, the State Bonding Com for a drilling jig that would fighting to be the bicentennial veyance tax $46.20. “I look around the house and win. Mrs. McKeon explain^, proved a $640,000 grant to mission approved a $621,322 city.” think I’ll have this upholstered, Middletown for 40 units, and a reduce the time required to at Marriage Licenses “In the Little Acorn ora wing, statewide package of grants for tach carbide blades to state “ ‘We’ll take the bicentennial Timothy Richard Grant, or, no, maybe I’ll buy the first $400 win is deducted, so $480,000 grant to Somers for 30 school construction projects, to the American people,” he something for this comer, but units. snowplows. Rockville, and Deborah Gwen actually this time I received including two grants totaling Ms. Jeanne B. Watton of En says. it’s too soon to know. We can, of $9,600, or $10,000 in all.” The bonding commission, Reuter, Rockville, Oct. 6, $6,488 for Manchester. field, a Welfare Department Railroad buff Rowland enter Emanuel Lutheran Church. course, use some for our meeting this morning with Gov. tains no doubt that the project daughter’s college.” Thomas Meskill presiding, The Manchester grants were employe, • won $900 for her John Austin King, Burlington, 0'*® \ n't®® $4,150 for the Bentley School suggestion to automate will get on the track. If it does, Conn., and Linda Susan \k)ted unanimously to approve the grants. media center, and $2,338 for payments to private he’ll be at the throttle of a Cibroski, 44 Lyndale St., Oct. 6, The bonding' commission’s emergency lighting at laboratories which provide ser- steam locomotive in St. Emanuel Lutheran Church. Contract Inked Augustine, Fla., on April 1, action includes conditions that Manchester High School. vices for state welfare Building Permits the Town of Manchester must recipients. 1975. A.J. Knuttel for C.R. Burr The train will leave put up an estimated $51,500 in Inc., three plastic greenhouses For New Bridge “front money” for the project America’s bldest city that day at 420 N. Main St., $6,000. for a criss-ttoss, 15-month, — to be reimbursed by the state Robert Hatfield for Walter after contract for the housing Agnew’s Lawyers 30,000-mile jour ley through all Jason, demolish tool shed at On Olcott St. 48 of the contig lous states. project is awarded — and that 1277 Tolland Tpke., $400. the cost-per-unit for the project According to^ Rowland, the Manchester town officials ranged as high as $194,996. is not to exceed $16,000. Seeks Ways To train will be a napeum presen this morning signed a contract Town Lowers Boom — O h Building Early estimates of the new The “front money” which the ting the country’s'history “good with the Annulli Construction bridge cost were $47,000. After and bad” since the Declaration Co. of Manchester for a new town must provide would pay Halt Jury Probe Gypsum Shortage This Town of Manchester-owned building at 31-33 Oak St., adjacent to the Purnell Parking the proj^t was out to bid, the for site acquisition, surveys, of Independence on July 4,1776. $100,000 bridge over the Hop town estimates of the cost were It will utilize exhibits, slide BRIDGEPORT (AP) - Lot, was razed Thursday to make room for additional downtown parking. Mitchell Brook on Olcott St. and preliminary planning. Trucking Inc. of South Windsor did the demolition job on the substandard structure for ^ - revised to $80,000 to $100,000. NORFOLK, Va. tAP) - At indicated the motion wasn!t movies, music and “all the Builders around Bridgeport Assistant Town Manager When the somewhat higher bids The $640,000-40 unit grant to torneys for Vice President ready in time. latest theatrical techniques. report a recent shortage of gyp 500. Assistant Town Manager John Harkins said the structure, which had been vacant for John Harkins, Town Counsel were received, town officials Manchester, which was Spiro T. Agnew and the Justice Other sources said a quick “We’ll carry everything from sum wallboard, used on interior I t some time, couldn’t be rented because “it was in such bad shape.” The town purchased it David Barry, Town Engineer negotiated with contractors to recommended by Ruben Department have scheduled a decision by Speaker Carl Albert the Liberty Bell in building walls. several years ago, Harkins said. (Herald photos by Bevins) Walter Senkow, and Ronald bring (he cost down to $100,000. Figueroa, commissioner of the meeting this afternoon with to turn down Agnew’s request Philadelphia, if we can get it, to The builders can’t explain the (Churchill of Annulli par state’s Department of Com- federal Judge Walter E. Hoff- for a House of Representatives moon rocks,” says Rowland. shortage. But a large dis ticipated in this morning’s con m p to discuss a request for an investigation of charges against The foundation has enlisted tributor, Philip Caseria of the tract signing at the Municipal injunction to stop the grand him may have changed the Fate In House Uncertain Building. the aid of noted scholars to Stratford Building Supply Co.’, Blast Rips ITT jury investigation of the vice lawyers’ plans. compile “the major things that said his business had dropped Federal The new bridge will replace president. Agnew asked for that hearing... have gone into the making of from six to eight truckloads per the 40-year-old Olcott St. bridge A spokesman for Hoffman’s on Tuesday and Albert turned eyJJSS''* which was damaged beyond America,” and to present the day to the same amount in one S Building office said one or more of him down Wednesday. history fairly, he said. “We’re week. Senate Votes repair June 30 in a torrential New York Offices Agnew’s attorneys and Justice Albert turned the vice presi rainfall. dedicated to maintaining that He said the price had not Department lawyers would dent down on grounds that the the story told has no political varied much. Bombed Specifications for the' new meet with the judge in his Jssues were before the courts. bridge, to be completed by Nov. NEW YORK (AP) — A powerful explosion ripped chambers in the Norfolk According to the Baltimore j To Reduce 30, call for pre-stressed con through offices early today of the International Telephone SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - A federal building at 3 p.m. Sun five witnesses appeared • ..... , *63 Vto- bomb exploded outside a crete beam construction. The design is intended to meet state and Telegraph Corp. in a midtown Manhattan skyscraper. The spokesman said the before the grand jury during the Get something great going for you. off’ tA®*' tot >u\do federal office building here ear requirements for a 50-year Authorities said no one was lawyers probably would be first hours of work. «®®f Iftf®* ly today, damaging a basement Overseas Force flood level, and is SUi feet wide injured and no fire resulted damaged two doors. Police said attempting to arrange a They reportedly included an c®'* -a e P®%ftQ on® storagb room aqd sending by 56 feet long. A sidewalk is In- from the blast on the ninth floor unidentified persons had schedule for the filing of the agent of the Internal Revenue flames two stories high, police o f the 41-story ITT American request for an injuqtion and a Service. o n o ^ e r - WASHINGTON (AP) — The Senate has voted for a 23 per said. ciuded in the plans. climbed over an iron fence sur The $100,000 figure in the con- Building. rounding the building on the time when Hoffman can hear However, the only witness BUICK 74 cent reduction in U.S. land-based troops overseas, despite They said another device, tract was the result of Meanwhile, in Rome early northern edge of Rome. arguments on the motion. who was positively identified objections that such a cut would weaken the United States which appeared to be a bomb, negotiations between the town today, a small bomb was 'Die building struck in New While the lawyers worked, was William J. Muth, former in negotiations with the Soviet Union. was dismantled. ii Wod®' and Annulli. The project was thrown at the office of ITT York is near the giant telecom Agnew left Washington with his vice president of the Baltimore The 48-36 vote Thursday night Police originally said there put out to bid in August, and the Standard S.A., the Italian sub family for a weekend of vaca city council. He has been a long had been ^ re e bombs, two of munication corporation’s world was the third this week on three similar attempts have apparent low bidder was An sidiary of the American con tion in Palm Sj^ings, Calif., at time Agnew fund raiser. failed, orders a reduction of 40,- which e}01oded. They said they headquarters on'Park Avenue. reducing the American force nulli, at $125,041. Other bids glomerate. The blast slightly Chunks of concrete, wood the home of Frank Sinatra. The “The investigation of the vice 000 troops by next June 30, and only found one exploded bomb president is a lot of bull,” said overseas. On Wednesday a 40 paneling, glass shards and rest was scheduled to be in per cent cutback was adopted another 70,000 by Dqc. 31,1975. despite reports of two terrupted only by a speech Muth as he left the courtroom. explosions beiM heard. shreds of drapery littered 50th tentatively only to be over The reductions would be Saturday to a Republican made from the 487,000 land- Police Sgt. (^ d e Blount said Street near Madison Avenue turned on a subsequent vote. Male, Female Help pfter the explosion. women’s group. based troops stationed in 34 firemen and police received an MOST MODELS Republican Sens. John G. anonymous telephone call “It was a tremendous blast The special federal grand Wod®' countries. Sea-based forces E^re jury investigating the vice AVAILABLE FOR Tower of Texas and Strom exempt from the cutback. through a long-distance Wanted Ads Banned because you got the vibration Thurmond of South Carolina operator shortly before the president spent more than The Humphrey amendment WATERBURY (AP) - An all the way down here,” said a argued that a reduction would explosion at 1:2S a.m. They said security guard who was in the seven hour? Thursday was tied to the $21-billion order to 35 Connecticut separate columns a con cloistered in the federal IMMEDIATE DELIVERY make it difficult for President the caller made no demands or venience and said there 'Was ho lobby of the building at the time military procurement newspapers to stop advertising courthouse in Baltimore. Wb Install Custom Nixon to negotiate for troop threats. evidence that any individual of the explosion. authorization bill for the jobs under separate male and With only a break for lunch, MANCHESTER cuts by both the United States Blount said the explosive had been discriminated against The New York Post reported Increasing cloudiness STIR A GOOD current fiscal year. female columns, has been up the panel heard the first Wall (o Wall Carpet and the Soviet Union. device was believed to be a pipe tonight. Lows in the 50s. Satur SELECTION AT - Budget to 36 Months Debate on the bill was to con held by Common Pleas Court by the separate adver receiving a telephone call witnesses in its unprecedented bomb and apparently was Judge John J, Casale. tisements. shortly after the blast in which day cloudy. Chance of oc B ut Sen. H u b ert H. tinue today. placed on the window sill out criminal probe of a vice presi S BIG SAVINGS The decision, dated Thursday But a tribunal of the state a young male caller said: casional rain beginning by late Humphrey, D-MInn., chief Earlier Thursday the Senate side the storage room. He said dent of the United States. The morning. sponsor of the compromise cut but announced today, upholds a Commission on Human Rights “We’re going to attack I'TT.” rejected 49 to 47 an attempt to officers and fire equipment did panel was not expected back in Precipitation probability 20 OPEN back, said the amendment, complaint filed more than a and Opportunities said it saw block acceleration of the Tri not arrive uhtll after the explo- ■ According to a Rpst editor, session until next week. per cent tonight, 50 per cent T would allow the President* to year ago by the National “no valid distinction” between M0N.-SAT. 04 dent mlssile-flringaubmarlne (sion. the caller did not identify Meanwhile, Agnew’s lawyers Saturday. vrhplke decide where to make Organization for Women columns headed “help wanted were putting the final touches system. The blast' shattered a large himself but said he was from "N$w Englani’$ Grouiing Buifk — Opel—Saab Otaltr" TELEVISION P APPLIANCES WE0.i THURS., FBI. withdrawals — and that most (NOW). male” and those headed “help on a motion for a temporary in Weather The Pentagon lobbied heavily window and caused extensive NOW maintained that wanted black” or “help wanted the “Weather Underground.” 11AIAMS ST., VANCIISTU (Open I m . ) 649-4571 could come frony Asia and the junction to block the panel from High Low -for the Trident speedup. But op damage to the room, said fire separate help wanted columns Catholic.” (liil 93 Off hi# A I i, N«il !• Afw«v. Ont lUck fr*m C « l^ l Pacific without disturbing the Police gave no immediate hearing further evidence. Anchorage 47 ‘ Jw$41 fHUiwrtti ffMn 0«wn(«wn Hwiftirfl NEXT TO STOP & SHOP ponents, claimed money would inspector James Mahoney. He 36 NATO force In Europe. tend to discourage women from Counsel for the newspaper assessment of damage in the The motion had been Chicago TIL9 be saved by delaying work on said'damage was confined to applying for more lucrative said no decision had been made 83 64 The amendment, which now nine Trident sub systems until the small room and no one was blast. ITT offices occupy the se expected before the opening of Denver 59 43 must go to thQ House' where jobs fn the male columns. on an appeal to the state cond through lUh floors of the grand jury hearings, but one of New York the first one is in operation. Injured. The newspapers called the Supreme Court. 78 68 concrete-and-glass building. Agnew’s lawyers. Judah Best. Washington 85 64 )•) fi V