PAGE TWENTY-TWO - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Thura., Nov. 8/1973 ■ V. Obituaries Nixon Outlines Parking Loss Lester H. Smith Energy Hurts Main St. Lester H. Smith, 76, of 67 N. Suptitii (Continued from Page One) on Main St., the chamber posi Elm St., a past grand MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, NOV: 9,1973-. ‘ " chancellor of the Grand Lodge responses of both &e inter tion statement notes, but it was of Connecticut Knights of WASHINGTON (AP) - this regulation wili be issu^ in. viewed group aiM their a consideration. VOL. xcui. No. 35 Manchester A City of Village Charm t w e n t y -f o u r p a g e s Pythias, died Tuesday at' President Nixon has asked about 10 days. customer feedback, toere is The statement also mentions TWO SECTIONS PRICE: FIFTEEN CENTS Manchester Memorial Congress to give him emergen Nixon also asked for legisla strong negative feelings in its that downtown Manchester, Hospital. cy power to ration gasoline and tion allowing him to order regard,” it says. "recognized aa maioly a me^ Mr. Smith was a past oii, cut working hours, reduce power plants to switch from In addition to the merchants- cantlle retail center," will suf chancellor of Memorial L^ge, highway speed limits, put the petroleum back to coal if they property owners survey — in fer financially during the Knights of Pythias. Before he nation on yeapround Daylight can do it. which 79 persons were inter Christmas holiday season TRACTION retired in 1970, he was super Saving Time and suspend an- Home heating oil, jet fuel; viewed — the chamber also con because of the parking changes. visor of toll collectors on the tipoiiution programs. The central business ^strict diesel fuel, kerosene and ducted consumer atj^tude inter- J Israel-Egypt To Sign Bissell B^dge in Windsor. He In a nationwide broadcast propane gas already are under views and a consumer "derives the majority of its THRU had previously been employed outiining his energy proposais, mandatory federal allocation telephone survey. financial success” over the by the Department of Rights of Nixon set 1980 as a target date controlling their distribution at Consumers also agreed that holiday season, the statement Way of the State. Highway for the United States to achieve the wholesale level. the new signal system has im says. Department. energy self-sufficiency. He Love said mandatory alloca proved the flow of traffic on Directors of the Chamber of SNOW* ICE* MUD He was born in Concord, called for research and tion would be extended soon to Main St., but “the survey also Commerce established the N.H., and had lived in development programs rivaling all petroleum products under indicates the apparent dis Main St. parking situation as Manchester for many years. He the all-out efforts that existing presidential authority. contentment of the consumers . the chamber’s top operating WEATHER-MASTER 400 also was a member of developed the atomic bomb and Nixon's actions and requests priority, and the chamber’s ef Peace Negotiation Plan with the new parallel parking ... 4 PLY WINTER TRACTION Manchester Grange, Orient put American astronauts on the for new authority were brought and their overwhelming in forts to restore angle parking moon. downtown have bden endors^ WASHINGTON (AP) - The Lodge of Masons of East Hart on during recent weeks by the terest in having it changed back A. Kissinger to U.N. Secretary Sea. This was included in toe military supplies to the East' ford, and the Manchester The President also departed Middle East war and the Arab by the Mayor’s Downtown Ac ♦ DEEP POWERFUL TRACTION li.S. government announced General Kurt Waldheim listing • —“ As soon a; the U.N. agreed to sign the pact at a to the diagonal system,” the text of toe agreement as dis Bank. checkpoints are established on Senior Citizens. from his text to say. he had “no nations’ decision to cut off oil to chamber report says. tion Committee. Winter tread with traction \ today Israel and Egypt have the six points and saying meeting on the Suez-Cairo road accepted a six-point agreement closed by U.S. officials on the Cairo-Seuz road, there will Survivors are a brother, intention of walking away’’ friends of Israel. The chamber, in a position The Nov. 14 meeting will in cleata to grip and go on mud, representatives of the two Thursday as Kissinger wound —"The Israeli checkpoints on under .U.N. auspices on Satur from his office despite some Explaining the urgency of the volve local officials and State intended to pave the way for Countries would meet on Satur the Cairo-Suez road will be be an exchange of all POWs, in day. Charles Smith of Concord, statement accompanying the lea or deep snow, and daaignad to up his whirlwind tour of five cluding wounded.” N.H.; and a sister, Mrs. Evelyn demands that he resign. administration's requests. Gov TransportatloiMjommissioner negotiations to reach a perma day to sign the agreement. replaced by U.N. checkpoints. -n------w, —report, is t\/aattaiAjr formally ic\jucailll^ requesting racalva metal traction studs. Arab countries. • Kissinger’s aides had told Conway of Concord. With petroleum heading for Dale Bumpers of Arkansas, one the state transportation depart- Joseph Bums, dark said. nent settlement in the wartorn The six points do not include a At. the Suez end of the road Kissinger, who helped work Middle East. The text of the agreement, as reporters traveling with him Funeral services are.. Friday 10 to W per cent shortages of those briefed by the Presi- ' ment to restore angle p a rking ♦ 8ELF-CLEANINQ AND QUIET reported 'Egyptian concession given in Kissinger’s letter to Israeli officers can participate out the agreement during the at 2 p.m. at Watkins Funeral because of Arab oil cutoffs, dent, said: “I think the people^ WidA, flat tread daaignad White House officials lifting the blockade of the Bab: with the U.N. to supervise the last two weeks in talks with that the new agreement , would temporarily until Interstate 84 released the text of a letter Waldheim, included these open the way to full scale peace Home, 142 E. Center St. Burial Nixon warned that the nation of this country don’t want to be “is completed and Tapes Bad, so that traction alamants el Mandeb Straits on the points: nonmilitary nature of the cargo E ^ tia n and Israeli leaders, from Secretary'of State Henry at toe bank of the canal. negotiations by the end of the will be in the New Hazardville faces “the most acute shor blackmailed and don’t want to demonstrates increased usage (Continued from Page One) aulomatieally kick out enow or mud— Southern entrance to the Red “ "Egypt and Israel agree to said the two countries had year. Cemetery. tages of energy since World be dependent on Arab oil.” - of Main St. by its completion” helps keep tread opan, observe scrupulously the Friends may call at the War II.’’ Nixon ordered immediate the room. There are lots of fun and until the Town of ny things in them.” ready for action. ceasefire called for by toe U.N. funeral home tonight from 7 to Consumers of home heating steps already within his power, Manchester develops an over Security Council. Among these oddities, she 9. 011 must get through the winter urged legislation to grant new all parking plan with adequate BUY 'EM STUDDED —"Both sides agree that dis said, "if the President puts his Fuel-Saving with only 85 per cent of the fuel powers, and proposed what he off-street parking. cussions between them will Conspirators Sentenced they used last year, Nixon said. called “Project Independence” feet on the desk, it sounds like a We ll slud your snow tires 1-84 wasn’t the prime objec bomb. Boom.” E-7S-14 2fT(Rr 2Ja begin immediately to settle toe Airline flights will be reduced to get the United States moving tive for a new parking system question of the return to the WASHINGTON (AP) - cooperating with the 9 Joseph E. LeBel She said a similar sound is P-78-14 22,80 appeal his conviction and may 10 per cent through federal under its own power by 1980. 2,37 Proposals Oct. 22 positions in the Watergate conspirator E. government’s investigations SOUTH WINDSOR - Joseph created on the tape recordings remain free on bond for 15 days, allocation of jet fuel, Nixon The immediate steps taken by 0-78-14 24,00 2M framework of agreement on the Howard Hunt today was into the scandal, and the four or possibly longer if he does Eugene LeBel, 72, of 1060 Main added. Nixon were: if someone sets a coffee cup on sentenced to a minimum of 2'h Miamians participated in the a table. disengagement and separation choose to appeal. St. died Wednesday at St. Fran He said a “contingency plan” —A public appeal to conserve F i r e C a lls 0-78-18 24,78 Z80 of forces under the auspices of years in prison and a fined $10,- Watergate break-in out of a cis Hospital, Hartford. He was Miss Woods said she returned In Congress Bernard L. Barker, the energy. Homeowners were 000 while five other of the con for gasoline ratiMiing was in I ^ .1 * . I , lltf-. J-.T* 1., •(, . toe United Nations. sense of misguided patriotism, Miami real estate man who the husband of Mrs. Florilda preparation, but energy adviser asked to lower thermostats 6 WEDNESDAY to Washington with the Presi LoiJfN ti ‘.MfiJif. iti,i th.in .• —‘‘The town of Suez will spirators received much lighter the government said. Add 2,8 >for wh iMWilt ' -Ilf Ih.il MuUili tl tf. s WASHINGTON (AP) — President Nixon has ordered recruited three Central Thilbeault LeBel. John A. Love and an official degrees and businesses were 10:11 p.m. — Delayed furnace dent on Sunday, Sept. 30 and receive daily supplies of food, sentences. McCord, who has served Mr. LeBel was bom -in St. continued working on the tapes fuel economies at the White House and has sent Congress Intelligence Agency associates fact sheet both said plans were asked to achieve the equivalent fire at 174 Cooper St. (Town water and medicine. All The government several months in jail and is for the Watergate break-in, Arsene, Que., Can., and had being readied for the rationing of a 10-degree thermostat Fire Dept, responded). for almost a month. Once she his proposals to deal with an energy crisis he says is wounded civilians in toe town of recommended leniency in the currently free on bail, was lived in East Hartford most of said, on Oct. 4, she sequestered received the longer sentence of of gasoline and heating oil. reduction by reducing working "closing upon us quickly." Suez will be evacuated. cases of James W. McCord Jr. sentenced to a term of one t o 1 Vi to 6 years. his life. Before he retired in Love said a decision on hours or heating. herself at Key Biscayne, Fla., —"There shall be no impedi and four Miami men. McCord five years on prison with no 1962, he was employed by the and worked while Secret Ser NEW WNEEIS 50% OFF In Congress, the Senate Interior Committee planned to The three others, Eugenio R. rationing must be made by —The drafting of regulations NOTICE begin voting today on a bill sponsored by Sen. Henry M. ment to the movement of non was the first of the Watergate fine. U.S. District Court Judge former New York, New Haven December or January. to bar power plants from vice agents guarded the tapes, conspirators to begin Sirica said he has ten days to (See Page Twelve) Invitation for and Hartford Railroad for 20 Gov. Robert B. Docking of switching from coal to which were in a safe, on a 24- the Purchase of Snow Tires Jackson, D-Wash., which would give the President most of years. He was a communicant petroleum. Community Antenna hour-a-day basis. what he is asking. Kansas, briefed with other Television (CATV) of St. Mary’s Church, East —Fuel allocations to reduce governors by the President, Applications Court of Probate But the Jackson bill would not Hartford. said, “I wouldn’t be surprised air flights 10 per cent. District of Andover permit the administration to Oil industry spokesmen and a Appiications are invited for a Other survivors are two sons, to see rationing after the first —An order to lower federal suspend primary clean-air stan leading environmentalist in certificate of public con NOTICE TO CREDITORS ::a Gilbert LeBel of Manchester of the year.” agency thermostats and forbid Steeple People dards ^signed to protect public Congress said Nixon’s Coventry Man^s Taste venience and necessity to con ESTATE OF RONALD S. BOCKUS and John LeBel of East Hart Nixon said power plants now the 500,000 federal^ vehicles health and safety. recommendations, including 50- struct and operate a commani- Pursuant to an order of Hon. Norman ford; a daughter, Mrs. Jeanette burning coal will be barred from being driven faster than 50 J. Preuss, Judge, all claims must be However, Russell E. Train, mile-an-hour speed limits and a ty antenna television system PHONE 872-2228 Center (Congregational is getting a new look. Painters, who Farnham of East Hartford; from switching to shortage- miles an hour except in presented to the fiduciary named below VERNON CIRCLE are putting the finishing touches on the steeple and clock, administrator of the En temporary letup on antipollu uder the provisions of Chapter on or before January is, 1»7S or be MON. THBU SAT. 7f.m. • tion laws, will not be enough. In Cats Is King-Sized seven brothers, Germaine stricken oil or gas. Love said emergencies. barred by law. The fiduciary Is: OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK vironmental Protection Agen 289 of the General Statutes, for expect to have the church exterior finished in the next two LeBel and James LeBel, both of Ruth E. Boiius cy, said Thursday that he "No amount of cheerleading Manchester, George LeBel of all of the area as follows: Lake Road weeks and then will start .painting the interior of the will provide an instant DOUG BEVINS Forand says he’s planning to Andover, Conn. church. The work is being done by Daniel George, painting doubted "that we can entirely eighth graders who stayed at might have been upset — and to Rockville, Albert LeBel of East CATV No. 8 — the towns of avoid granting variances which solution,” Rep. Morris K. (Herald Reporter) build a kennel somewhere and the school when other students Trumbull, Monroe, Newtown, contractor, of West Hartford. (Herald photo by Pinto) watch their hair — Ninja is Hartford, Louis LeBel of West may impifige upon primary Udall, D-Ariz., chairman of a Bob Forand of Coventry, a raise cougars as guard animals. went on an outdoor education teething and likes people’s hair. Hartford, Francis LeBel of En Brookfield, New Fairfield and standards.” House environment subcom black belt karate expert, cer He’s also working on a book field trip. Town Takes Steps Sherman. mittee, said. about raising and training of N field and Ernest LeBel of tainly doesn’t need a cougar to The students emerged from Miami, Fla.; five sisters, Mrs. The deadline for applications THIS YEAR, MORE THAN EVER, Udall called for immediate prolkit him. He just likes cats cougars. Ninja spent a large share of the visit unscratched, but this Joseph Comeau of Newington, To Save Fuel is F eb ru ary 5, 1974. All rationing and new taxes to — the larger variety. Forand and Ninja are in her time at Illing padding reporter — who didn’t heed Sister Marianne LeBel of Mer- applications must be filed in ac reduce energy consumption. heavy demand to visit schools around toe classroom, checking .i’orand’s words of caution cyknoll in West Hartford, Mrs. cordance with the provisions of YOU CAN DEPEND ON Northeast Rail Aid In New York, a spokesman Forand, who runs toe Connec in toe Manchester area. This uut its contents and the curious •'^fflkiut people’s hair — had to (Continued from Page One) Both oil dealers have Margaret Lewis and Mrs. the Rules of Practice of the for the Sun Oil Co. said Nixon’s ticut Tae-Kwon-Do school at week, they went to students. Forand cautioned his dodge Ninja’s advances which, suggested their customers Ralph LaChappel, both of Blast thermostats, said Kennedy. Public Utilities Commission, proposals "will still leave a Manchester Green, is probably Manchester’s Illing Junior High audience to avoid making at one point, came a little too adjust their thermostats to THE DODGE BOYS FOR Hartford, and Mrs. Robert Kennedy also said he is con including the filing, with the shortage of a million barrels a the only person in .Connecticut School to educate and entertain “ sneaky” actions — Ninja ■ close. lower temperatures. Bill Passes House Becknell of Willmore, Ky.; and cerned about the smaller application, of the complete day.” who owns a cougar. Bert Dittus, development' five grandchildren. schools using a No. 2 grade of case of the applicant, consisting SOMETHING REALLY Exxon President Clifton C. “I like big cats,” Forand director at Manchester WASHINGTON (AP) - A solidate toe Penn Central and of up to $2,500 a month until age The funeral is Friday at 9:15 fuel oil. This is the grade which of swoTvD testimony and Garvin Jr. maintained that, says, “because of their Memorial Hospita}, said $1.4-bllUon aid package for the five other bankrupt railroads 65 for a senior worker who loses even if Nixon’s proposals are a.m. from the Callahan Funeral is used in homes and smaller exhibits. Copies of the Public GREAT. into one money-making cor his job. strength, speed, balance, and buildings. It may become in hospital administrators will Utilities Rnancially troubled northeast all adopted, "There will still be Home, 1602 Main St., East poration. Communities threatened with grace.” short supply necessitating a meet tomorrow with engineers Ck)mmission Rules of Practice railroads has won easy ap a crunch. There’s no way to Hartford, with a Mass at St. The corportation would be a loss of service under the new Ninja, his cougar, weighs change to a heavier grade of oil, from Hartford Electric Light are available on request to proval in the House and mov^ make up toe past month’s loss Mary’s Church, East Hartford, backed by $1 billion in system would be eligible for a about 90 pounds. Just a little he said. Co. to discuss the energy situa Executive Secretary, Public onto the Senate where of petroleum.” at 10. Burial will be in St. Commerce Committee Chair government-guaranteed loans share of $50 million a year in more than a year old, she’s A directive on conservation of tion at the hospital and how a Utilities Commission, State Of Nixon ordered an end to all- Mary’s Cemetery, East Hart funneled through the Federal federal operating subsidies to about the size of a large dog. paper supplies has been issued conservation program can be fice Building, Hartford, man Warren G. Magnuson, D- night floodlighting at the White ford. 74 DODGE CHARGER National Railway Administra keep the tracks open. Although she’s still young. set up. Wash., has promised speedy ac House, thermostats were Friends may call at the to all schools, said Kennedy. Connecticut, 06115. Applicants tion, a new agency that the bill Ninja has already mastered V Richard Clark, executive vice tion. turned down to 68 degrees in the funeral home tonight from 7 to There is no immediate crisis, ■'are advised that the Conunis- would create. The bill, autooretf by Reps. several skills, Forand says. She 9. but Kennedy said steps are president of the Greater sion will expect diligent com The administration is Brock Adams, D-Wash., and executive mansion and heat and can run about 50 miles an hour, Manchester Chamber of The so-called Regional Rail lighting in other federal being taken to prevent one. pliance with Section 16-1-86 of expected to renew its efforts to Corporation would run a scaled- Dick Shoup, R-Mont, also would is about five times as strong as A spokesman from the Bantly Commerce, said today he will the Rules of Practice of the change certain provisions in the provide $85 million in operating buildings were curtailed in # a man, and can jump nearly 12 meet with a task force of down System made igf of parts drive by the government to (Jil Co. said he doesn’t an Public Utilities Commission. bill, which Secretary of of the six financially troubled or assistance to the bankrupt feet in the air. ticipate any oil shortage for businessmen who regularly Applications must be acco^^ Transportation Claude S. railroads during toe interim reduce its own energy use. A Forancl says Ninja isn’t really Seek More Aid handle the town Christmas bankrupt roads. Unprofitable spokesman said the presiden NEW HAVEN (AP) - The another four weeks. He said panied by a $50 filing fee, Brinegar claims could cost the branch lines and competing planning period, which is dangerous — unless you get on every oil dealer is under the lighting program to discuss except that no additional fee is government as nAuch as $4.4 expected to last about a year tial jet airplane will fly slower her wrong side. She’s been Connecticut Conference of their actions this year. The main lines would be dropp^ to save fuel. Mayors and Municipalities same schedule of delivery required of any applicant which billion. Brinegar has said the leaving a rail network of ap and a half. declawed, and Forand says that allocation based on 1972 result will be known in a few has already paid a fee in con bill is "not acceptable" in its The President’s message to although one bite of her power Wednesday took a stand in days and released in The proximately 19,(X)0 miles com In addition to toe Penn Cen Congress asking standby favor of the $96 million increase deliveries. nection with any previously present form, but he has pared, to the current 25,000 ful jaws can chomp a man’s He said customers are begin Herald. filed application which includes declined to predict whether toe tral, the nation’s largest authority to impose fuel and arm off, s h e ’s been in aid to local education Charger SE. 'miles of financially exhausted .railroad, the other financially ning to call in advance of With an inevitable price rise at least one of the towns in the President would veto it. gasoline rationing said domesticated and is more recommended by the state expected in oil, a second look at track in the Northeast. troubled lines are the Central of scheduled deliveries wanting area applied for. The reorganization plan, petroleum supplies could fall as playful than anything else. Board of Education. that wood lot isn’t such a bad The 120,000 employes of toe New Jersey, the Boston and much as 17 per cent short of de Connecticut; which now ranks their tanks filled, and it is jfhiblic Utilities passed Thursday by toe House, six lines would be protected by Forand bought Ninja for $650 creating problems. idea, specially if it’s your own. Commission THIS YEAR, GO “CHARGER STYLE”! Maine, the Lehigh Valley, the mand this winter. 46th among the states in fun would affect train service in 16 a $250-milUon labor compensa Reading and the Erle- from the Seattle Zoo. He had to Frank Wyman of Wyman’s The current asking price for Henry Mierzwa Nixon also asked Congress obtain town and state permits ding of local education, would We're going all out in this, pur 60th Anniversary states as it attempted to con tion package providing benefits Lackawanna. Oil Co. does not anticipate any .wood is $40 a cord: Executive Secretary for authorization to cut goverji- to keep the animal on his 60- reach the national average^nly of Dodge Dependability, with great deals on ment and industry business with a $121.8 million increase, immediate emergencies. He great-looking cars, such as the '74 Charger. acre property at Ndr.th Coven said they have never let one of hours, adjust air and other try. A veterinarian had to check said conference president John Truth is, we want you to go "Charger Style" transportation schedules, J. Sullivan. their customers down yet and her for diseases before she was they don’t intend to. He said in 1974! You’ll be getting a full measure of great licertse nuclear power plants brought from Washington to Budget preparation moves styling, driving excitement, and loads of room for 18 months without publig forward as soon as a result of that Exxon, their supplier, is Veterans Day Rites Cohn^tTcut. hearings, establish year-round regulations requiring state one of the largest fuel oil dis for six people. And what a fine choice: the tributors, “ten times larger Charger coupe, the distinctive Charger hardtop, Daylight Saving 'Time and A' cougar is essentially a Finance Commissioner Adolf authorize fu|l pr^uction from large-scale housecat, Forand Carlson to prepare a tentative than their nearest competitor,” and the ultra-sporty Charger SE! Start going and he is not worried. Set For Sunday government oil reserves. explains. The cougar has many, state budget by Nov. 15. "Charger Style"-see us now! FUNERAL HOME Charger coupe. "It is my hope that rationing of toe same habits, and was Eitablished 1874-Three Generations of Service of energy products will never housebroken in the usual At 11 o’clock on toe llto day staff, taps will be played and manner — with a litter box. 142 East Center Street, Manchester The main speaker for the be required,” toe President’s of toe llto month, the Veterans memorial wreaths will be event will be Lt. Col. Nathan* message said,, "but, if cir But Ninja doesn’t eat canned Council of Manchester and its cat food — She gobbles down DR. HOWARD S. GRAD Spaghetti and Chicken placed at the base of the Agostinelll, CONNANG., cumstances dictate it, there OPTOMETRIST member organizations and veterans memorial stone. The should be no impediment to two to three pounds of chicken <4 former mayor of Manchester auxiliaries will honor those who flag will be raised to full staff swift action.” : dr horsemeat every day. It ANNOUNCES THE OPENING OF H18 OFFICE FOR served in World War I. and at present Connecticut after a silent prayer. state comptroller. costs about three dollars a day, THE GENERAL PRACTICE OF OPTOMETRY BUFFET The program on Sunday will The East Hampton Fife and Forand says. Sponsored By The Bolton The Rev. Jean Gilbert, MMH 9 AT begin at 10.45 a.m. in front of Drum Corps will offer a Forand, discussing why he Football Auxiliary At Manchester Memorial inusical selection and Wilbur chaplain, will givfe the invoca wanted a cougar, mentions that 122 E A S T C EN TER S TR E E T Hospital. Little, past commander of the tion and benediction. _ he first wanted to have a MANCitlESTER. CONN. 06040 The American Legion, American Legion, will recite After Manchester’s obser 1 cheetoh as a pet. Veterans of Foreign Wars, "Flanders Field.” vance and remembrance of the ‘4But cheetahs. from Africa, O f f i c i H ou n a PIANO’S T e l e p h o n e World War I Armistice, toe By appointment 6 4 6 - 3 0 3 3 Disabled American Veterani|j COLDER can’t handle our winter Marine Corp. League and Army various color guards will par climate,” he says. So his next Restaurant and Navy Club will gather in ticipate in toe Veterans Day choice was a cougar, which is Rts. 44A and 6 Parade in Hartford which will Partly cloudy tonight, low up Charger hardtop. front of toe hospital to pay their per teens to mid 20s. Partly native to the northwestern NOVEMBER 16th. respects and honor toe World begin at 2 p.m. on Farmington United States. Ave. sunny Saturday, chance of Music by the Fantastic War I veterans who won their flurries over the higher Ninja is being trained as a CATHOLIC BURIAL war on toe battlefield only to The state and municipalities guard animal, Forand says, ad FRANK KIMBALL ORCHESTRA are observing Nov. 11, the. elevations, highs near 40. > ■ . see it lo$t later at the con Precipitation probability 10 per mitting, however, that she’s BUFFET AT 7:30 ference table, a veterans original date set for Armistice, more of a pet. Ninja, a What do you wish to pay? We’re celebrating our 60th Anniversary but because the holiday is oh cent tonight, 30 per cent Satur 9 to 1 A,M. DANCING spokesman said. day. Winds nortowest_10 to 15 Japanese word, is loosely You can decide that easily now. Who ever makes the Sunday, closings will be translated to mean "silent Peter Vendrillo, past chair- observ^ on Monday. mph tonight and Saturday with decision at time of death Is likely to be guided by with great Charger (deals! msn of toe Veterans Council, occasional higher gusts. assassin.*’ emotion rather than prudence. DONATION...... *15.00 Per Couple All schools will be closed on As a guard animal. Ninja has will introduce Ed Dupre, pre Monday; also, toe Municipal Outlook for Sunday; Fair and For Tickets Call 643-9656, or 643-2628 very cold. already had one encounter with sent chairman of toe Veterans Building and all toe banks. Council, who will be master of a would-be burglar. Chorches Motors, Inc. Emergency telephone High Low Forand explains that she was ceremonies. ‘Nice Cl Kitty’ SAINT JAIIIUE^ CEMETERY '* available to your group on a FIRST COMt 80 Oakland Street, Manchester, Conn. numbers are: hi^way, 649- Anchorage left overnight in a local stord, f i r s t s e r v e d B > S IS to publicize community lervlca programt Opening r e m a r ^ will be 5070; refuse, 649-1^; sanitary Bostoq 368 Broad Street through the courtesy ol Watkins. Contact Mrs. Joyce Smith tt The and toe next morning a door given by Jonatoan/Liws, com sewer and water, 1849-9697. Chicago Karate expert Bob Forand of Coventry strokes the neck of Ninja, his pet cougar, during a . Manchester, Connecticut Herald between 1 1 -1 2 a.m. Thursday the week before publication mander, WW ll Barracks, window was founH broken and visit to Manchester’s Illing Junior H i^ School this w^ek. Ninja, a Japanese word meaning Phone lor Monday e ad. and Monday between 1 1 -1 2 t.m . lof ThursdaYe Iliere will be garbage co ll^ Deqver Ninja was inside, relaxing with ad. Plaaae phone 643-2711... ’ Manchester. F^lowing the "silent assassin,” is about a year^pld and is probably the only cougar in Connecticut. 6434713 Jion and mail, as usual, on Mon- San Francisco her prize — part of a man’s fWfWMfZn OEAUM lowering of toe flag to half Lt. Col. Nalhan Agoslinelli s m s day. Washington shirt. (Herald photo by Bevins) \ i ■ / ■ ■ . ( , /■ . PAGE TWO - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn.. Fri.. Nov. 9, 1W3
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Published by Manchester Publishing Subscribers who fail to receive their For Misuse of Dump for our negligence ... We must p l ^ e d to “denounce Church celibacy, heligious-practice and ture and fundamentals of the which limit women’s rights,,^ Go., Herald Square, Manchester, Conn. newspaper by carrier daily before 5:30 from California State Universi create our own history.” imperialism and its constraint so-call^ “bourgeois morals.” Roman Catholic Church which ty, President of Society of 06040, telephone 643-2711 (AC 203). p.m. should teleidione the circulation Belgian participants to the on individual freedom.” they see as a major obstacle to Priests for a Free Ministi^ — Lyon meeting <”gave The ’The Catholic rebels claim the Published every evening except Sun department, 647-9^. Zmijewski, vice president; VIVIAN KENNESON "man’s liberation.” SPFM — which launched the Associated Press details of the Church restricts persdioai Karen Chamberlain, secretary; days .and holidays. Entered at the Member Audit Bureau of Circulation ' Correspondent The growing international worldwide Geneva 1974 meeting agenda. freedom in daily life, politics. Terry McGirr, treasurer. Manchester, Conn., Post Office as Se Member of The Associated PTCg^ Tel. 875-4704 movement of priests and idea two years ago, said: Town of Manchester cond Ciass Mail Matter. Four Tolland residents have Leader is Marlene Elderkin and laymen in favor of a world “Persons are not to be ar junior leader is Lorrie social and political revolution is Burl L. Lyons, Publisher been Issued summohes in the bitrarily sacrificed to a passive The Manchester Publishing Co past week for misuse of the Elderkin. meeting at European level, 643-5135 24 HOUR TOWING assumes no financial responsibility for town dump. The Busy Bumble Bees preparing an American- typographical errors appearing in adver Constables have been elected Lorrie Elderkin, presi inspired worldwide assembly dent; Debbie Mount, vice presi NOTICE Subscription Rates tisements and other reading matter in searching through trash left next year in Geneva, - -r'V dent; Margie Titus, secretary; HOLIDAY FAIR Payable in Advance The Manchester Evening Herald. -A / outside or thrown over the gate Switzerland. / . Karen Poppi, treasurer; and Plastic bags for leaf and rubbish One M onth...... 63.25 i « for Identification of offenders. ’Iliis group wants to fight disposal are now Display advertising closing hours, Cindy Ingraham, reporter. Mrs. within the CHiurch, contrary to . No. Coventry available at the following locations: Singie Copy ...... 154 i. ■ Former First Selectman three full days prior to publicaUon. ■J Elderkin is the leader. . other Catholics who have Community House By Carrier, Weekly...... 75f Deadiine for Herald want ads, 12 noon Erwin Stoetzner reported at the Center Street Firehouse Mon. Utru Set. 8:00 A.M. to 4:30 P.M. Board of Selectmen rqeeting The Busy Builders have broken with it and ^ven up 315CINT{RST.,MANCHESTCR.tONN.«Phoiit643-S135 prior to day of publication;'' 12 noon . /r fr School Street Firehouse Mon. thru Sat. 8:00 A.M. to 4:30 P.M.. One Y e a r ...... $39.00 Weddesday that out-of-towners elected Eddie Rocha as presi hope of changing anything in Lawton Road FIrahouM Mon. thru Ssl 8:00 A.M. to 4:30 P.M. Six M onths...... 119.50 Friday for publication Saturday and and/ professional garbage dent; Kurt Hoke, secretary, the Vatican hierarchy and SAT. NOV. 10th. FOR PROFESSIONAL QUALITY Monday. Scott Estey, treasurer; Kyle policy. McKee SUeat FIrahouae Mon. thru Sat. 8:00 A.M. to 4:30 P.M. Three M onths...... $9.75 ' i collectors no longer present a Many aroups WMi problem to the dump since the Donaldson, reporter. Leaders Christians for Revolution are Hand Mada SHla CONTROLLEO AUTO BOOT REPAIRS Highway Geraga, 263 Olcott Mon. thrji FrI. 7:00 A.M. to 4:30 P.M. constables have begun duty and are Mr. and Mrs. Pierre proposing to replace present and Cralta. O’Seep. on all indies. .. ' inspection at the sife. Church structures with free He said residents are given a ’The Woody Woodworkers of communities. Puppal Show at 10:80 The bags are of 2 mil gauge, packed 50 per carton choice of paying a $15 to $200 ficers are: Kevin McCrystal, Admitting their political role, Lunchaon> Cartoona ^ LOAN and RENTAL CARS w/tles and are of 33 gallon capacity. Election Reform fine, or cleaning up their mess. president; Bill Michaud, vice they have decided to “fight for Baafataw Snppar Available by Appointment. . Price per carton (50) bags Is Illegal use of the dump is president; Greg O’Seep, our freedom and that of all $ 2.11 secretary; Kevin Morin, Sponsored by the a throwing trash over the fence men,” mainly by fighting the This of course might open the door treasurer; and Rgnnie Vigue, GLEANERS STAN OZIMEK, Manager |i - .14 State Sales Tax The election is over and while during off-hours, at a fine of $15 “Church system.” Claiming reporter. Mr. and Mrs. Pierre 2nd. CONG. CHURCH $2.25 assessments as to why some lost and to a direct primary system of selec P.S . r ■ to $50. Littering entails leaving many Christians are “victims . 301-315 CENTER ST., MANCHESTER | O’Seep are the leaders. of a perverted theology,” they others won are being made; it is also ting candidates which many states trash outside the gate, at a fine Nature’s Protective Coloration, or Find The Butterfly. (Photo by Reginald Pinto)' of $50 to $200.' a good time to reassess thie election now use successfully. Understand ’Ihe dump hours are Tuesday, i m process in Connecticut. ably in states where party registra Thursday, Saturday and Sunday from 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. it may be more than a coin “Your Communny Health Service Store” 455 HARTFORD ROAD, MANCHESTER PHONE 643-5230 COME HELP US TO CELEBRATE OUR 9 BIG OATS FROM TOOAY thru 9 SAT., NOV. 17Ui! 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Rizy of Manchesler and Robert Alan 84 Loveland HIU, Ro^ville, The Manchester Garden Club atteiided the Federated Garden For Bookmobile Crist of Tolland exchanged Board Meets Tuesday deployed from the Marine will host the East Central Coun Gub of America Judging School wedding vows Oct. 19 at the Mrs. Donald Sherman, a Corps Air Station in Beaufort, cil of Garden Gubs, Monday at and is a member of the Seedling Here is next week’s schedule for The Thomas Hooker, a Church of the Assumption, 'member of the General Board S.C. to Yuina, Ariz., serving 7:30 p.m.,*in Woodniff HaU of 'Garden Gub. She also does Connecticut State L i^ary bookmobile on loan to the . Manchester. of the American 'Baptist with Marine Attack Squadron Center Congregational Church. flower arranging for weddings ANNE EMT Manchester Public Library system: The bride is the daughter of Convention and the board of 542. He is a 1969 graduate of 'The present Rham building The council is comprised of and social events. would accommodate . Gjrades 9 Mr. and Mrs. William Lofstrom National Ministry, will Ik guest Rbck'ville High School. He Correspondent TUESDAY, NOV. 13 ^ the Manchester Garden Gub, Arraif^ements nnade by her ar through 12 for the next ten of 57 Wedgewood Dr. The speaker Tuesday at the meeting joined the Marine Corps in Tel. 228-3971 10:20 to 10:50 a.m. — Hollister and N. Elm Sts. Coventry Garden Gub, South tistry class will be shown. The Regional District 8 Board years regardless of whether the ‘ bridegroom is the son of Mr. of the Women’s Society of Com November 1970. 11 to 11:30 a.m. — Hawthorne and Strickland Sts. m P N m Windsor Garden Club, East ol Education has called a dis higher or. lower projection and Mrs. William Crist of munity Baptist Church at 7:30 Hartford Garden Gub and the 11;40 a.m. to 12:10 p.m. - E. Middle Tpke. near MHS. Melbourne, Fla., formerly of p .m . in- th e c h u rc h ’s Mrs. Earl H. Bissell is chair- trict meeting for Tuesday materialized. CVtTAUOG SHOWROOMS Spec. 4 Stephen M. Donahue, Four Season Garden Gub of man of the event. evening at 8 at Rham High The new school for Grades 7 1:30 to 2:40 p'.m. — Manchester Parkade near Sears. Manchester. educational building. son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph East Hartford. Refreshments will be served. School. It will discuss the and 8 would serve the district 2:50 to 3:20 p.m. — Flag and Richmond Drs. The Rev. Paul C. Trinque of Mrs. Sherman will lead the Donahue, 108 Falkiior Dr,,, The meetirig is open to regional district building needs until 1984 if the lower projection 3:30 to 4 p.m. — Barry and Saulters Rds. the Church of the Assumption group in "Discovering that Bi formerly stationed in Germany, Mrs. John B. Rathbone of members, of all area garden and ask for authorization to ex was more accurate, but might 4:10 to 4:40 p.m. — Esquire Dr. officiated at the double-ring ble Study Can Be. Fun.” ''was seriously injured in an West Hartford will speak on clubs. I I . pend up to 140,000 for architec need expansion in 1982 if the 4:50 to 5:20 p.m. — Northfield and Centerfield Sts. ceremony. The church was Refreshments will be served in automobile accident Sept. 22. “Arrangements for xlecorated with gladioli and the church lounge by members Thanksgiving.’’ Mrs. Rathbone tural planning of a new middle higher projection proved more WEDNESDAY. NOV..14 He is now convalescing at school, to invesjUgate and/or accurate. chrysanthemums in colors of Barbara Gifford Circle. Organ Recital Walter Reed Hospital, Ward 10, lectures on seasonal motifs and 10:20 to 10:50 a.m. — Hilliard St. and Clearview Ter. matching the attendants’ Mrs. Sherman, a member of teaches oriental and contem option a school site and for Alternatives 11 to 11:30 a.m. — Woodland and Broad Sts. Washington, D. C. and would other necessary expenses. gowns. the First Baptist Church of New Michael Stairs of Bryn Mawr, like to hear from his friends. porary flower arranging.* She The board states that many 11:40 a.m. to 12:10 p.m. — Tower and French Rds. The bride, given in marriage Haven, is the first woman in Or(»nlbus An informational sheet dis alternatives have been con Ba., will present an organ tributed to residents in the 1:30 to 2 p.m. — Hemlock St. and Lodge Dr. by her parents, wore a white Connecticut to be certified as a recital Sunday at 7:30 p.m. at O n | 5 sidered, and the most likely 2:10 to 2:40 p.m. — Congress St. three district towns of Andover, step that would have to be t^en SHOPRNG organza gown with ribbed minister of the American Bap Community Baptist Church, 585 Hebron and Marlborough 2:50 to 3:20 p.m. — S. Hawthorne St. bodice, high ruffled neckline, tist denomination. She is a E. Center St. The program is MCC Day Care Center Specializing in is the expansion of double Nottingham lace and pearl trim former director of Christian answers questions already sessions to include all high 3:30 to 4 p.m. — Durant and Crescent Sts. open to, the public free of raised by nnany witb respect to 4:10 to 4:40 p.m. — Cambridge and Oxford Sts. accenting the illusion yoke and education in Bethesda, Md. charge. lustom Framlnt school grades. bodice, A-line skirt trimmed Opens Registration the board’s proposal for a new Negative effects of double 4:50 to 5:20 p.m. — Homestead Park Village.' Post Road Plaza middle school. • sessions, however, would cause T H U R S D A Y . NOV. 15 with lace, long fitted sleeves of The organist is the son of Mr. The day care and creative January. Further information Rt. 30 Vernon The board states it is curtailment of academic and ribbed organza with lace and College Note and Mrs. Ondon Stairs of learning center, which has b ^ can be obtained by call Susan 10:20 to 10:50 a.m. — N. School and Edwards Sts. ruffled cuffs. Her chapel-length Manchester. His father is 872-6713 proposing a new school because extra-curricular pupil 11 to 11:30 a.m. — Wood Lane and North St. operating since the start of the Sasportas, program director, Rham Is overcrowded now and lace trimmed mantilla was at pastor of Community Baptist fall semester for children of either at home (649-4974) or at programs resulting in the over 11:40 a.m. to 12:10 p.m. — Woodbridge St., Phelps Rd. tached to a matching cap. She Church. He is well known in the the conditions will become in all impairment of pupil educa Bruce A. Dixon, son of Mr. staff members and students at the church (647-9941). creasingly worse each year. 1:30 to 2 p.m. — Singer Learning Center. carried a single long-stemmed Philadelphia area for his Manchester Community tion. 2:10 to 2:40 p.m. - Spring St, and Cobb Hill Rd. ISEASYAS and Mrs. Robert Dixon of Box The board cites the present white rose with baby’s breath. appearances under the manage College, how is accepting Another possibility con 2:50 to 3:20 p.m. — Harvest Lane and Sunnybrook Dr. Miss Carol Lynn lofstrom of 204, Hebron Rd., B<>Ron> was ment of Franklin Concerts. situation whereby Grades 7 and sidered was the housing of You begin at home with our elected president for the class registrations for enrollment of 8 are already on double 3:30 to 4 p.m. — Carriage Dr. and Mayfield Rd. Manchester, was her sister’s children from the rest of the seventh and eighth grades in colorful, price-coded catalog. maid of honor. She wore a gown of )975 at Barrington College, He was associate organist of 9 . barman. flgkflQlnnQ the local school districts. FRIDAY. NOV. 16 Barrington, R.I. His duties in the iulrand Court organ at community. A few openings are With a middle, school, the 1:30 to 2 p.m. — Tolland Tpke. near No, 900. Choose what you’d like from designed with gathered orchid available as a result of The board says this would not • crepe skirt with long tapered Mrs. Robert Alan Crist clude presiding over class Wanamaker’s Department Qllotlfipra board states it would provide a be feasible because of the 2:15 to 2:45 p.m. — Drexel and Croft Drs. 304 pages of top brand mer meetings, calling class Store in PhiladelpUa. Besides chan^ng student n f^ s for this purple velvet bodice trimmed service. program specifically designed detailed and lengthy study and 3:05 to 3:35 p.m. — Bryan and Cornwall Drs. chandise-diamonds, jewelry, meetings, heading all standing teaching piano and organ, he 887 Main Street in to meet the needs of seventh with crepe collar and cuffs pire waist edged in velvet, with ’The program, for children approval by the towns and the 3:50 to 4:20 p.m. — Rachel Rd. 9 Robert McAlpine of silver, gifts, appliances, stereo- committees, and representing has appeared in high schools downtown Manchester and eighth graders. State Education Department edged in orchid lace. She longsleeved bolero jacket of Manchester. from two to five years of age, TV’s, luggage, sporting goods, carried a bouquet of orchid velvet edged in ivory Not the class to the student body. and colleges in a music educa necessary prior to changing A reception was held at tion series, and has recently offers creative arts, sensorial “Main St, Guilfl Member’ Capacity photo equipment, and much chrysanthemums. tingham lace. Their boleros Willie’s ^Steak House in perception, practical life ac regional structure. given recitals at St. Patrick’s In further support of a middle Bridesmaids were Miss Dolly were in blue, cardinal and deep Manchester after which the tivities, and an opportunity to Also, there would be no space Financing more. Pierorazio of Baltimore, Md.; green. Cathedral in New York City. school, the Imrd indicates a available in the local school dis- couple left on a trip to Ber experience elementary capacity computation by the Financing of the new school Miss Barbara Z. Lofstrom of William H. Crist of Boston, Stairs graduated in 1967 from athematics, and language An Announceiment tricts and any building muda. For traveling, Mrs. Crist State Department of Education would be covered 70 per cent Manchester, the bride’s sister- Mass, was his brother’s best skills. It is the goal of the school programs would be at a higher wore a gray plaid slacks with Westminster Choir College, To All Our 0ood> determines the capacity of for building, equipment and site in-law; and Miss Sandy Murphy man. Ushers were Peter gray sweater shirt and red Princeton, N.J., with a to assist each child in achieving cost to the individual towns Friend$ and Rham to be 1,030 pupils. development through state aid. of Manchester. Lofstrom and William accessories. They will reside on bachelor of music degree. to his full potential by experien because of the difference in Present enrollment at Rham The remaining 30 per cent They wore sleeveless Lofstrom, both of Manchester, Reed Rd., Tolland. cing many things at his own Custontert,., state aid for local districts as While a student at the college, is now slightly above 1,200 with would be financed through the roseprint gowns with beige the bride’s brothers; and Both Mr. and Mrs. Crist are level of development. compared to regionalized dis he was accompanist for its projection. techniques showing issuance of bonds. The center is located in the tricts. employed by Aetna Life In famed choir, playing under the a growth in 10 years to be Center Congregational Church Public Approval surance Co. in Hartford. baton of Leopold Stowkowski between 1,681 and 1,873 students The yearly payments of prin and Leonard ^m stein. in Manchester. It is open daily, U the district meeting ap for Grades 7 through 12 with cipal and interest to retire the Monday through Friday, from You all know we i suffered proves the 340,000 expend^iture 618-749 being seventh and eighth bonds would be included in the He attended the Curtis 7:30 a.m. to 5:30p.m. Activities smoke damage from the fire and architectural planning graders. regional budget with each town Institute of Music, and instruction in the morning that occurred on Main Street proceeds, the public will then paying on the basis of its share YWCA Seeks Philadelphia, for four years, session are repeated in the about a month ago. ' Scope have the opportunity to accept of the total •student enrollment under scholarship, and is afternoon session. Children I . The scope of the proposed or reject the proposal at a dis of the preceding year. To Coordinate presently organist at Temple new school would be for 600 nhay attend either session or For 20 years we have main trictwide referendum. Adat^ Israel, Merion, Pa., and both sessions. pupils with core facilities, such List Of Needy tained rigid standards of bring Public approval will also be organist and choirmaster at the Registrations are being as machinery and heating necessary for the site selected In conclusion, the board An effort to coordinate giving Church of St. Asaph, Bala accepted both f r the present ing you only the best In mer spaces, library, and science by the building committee. This states that the earliest date for of holiday food baskets to Cynwyd, Pa. semester and for the second chandise and service. laboratories, for up to 800 could be done at the same opening of the new school would Manchester families is being semester beginning late in pupils. referendum. be in the 1975-1976 school year. Next, visit one of our glamor made by a Nutmeg YWCA Com N ous new showrooms. They’re Order Now And Save On In keeping with this policy, we. have sold every piece mittee under the leadership of conveniently located with lota Mrs. Emanuel Lucek, 72 Scout News of merchandise that was In our store throughithe In Bowers St. surance CO. Therafore, we are pleased to anrwunce of free parking. Beautifully PERSONALIZED Cub Scout Pack 53 met in Oc Witham, Peter Listro, Ben that we shaN re-open very shortly with an entirely THIS YEAR, MORE THAN EVER, displayed on one floor are the There have been duplications tober at Waddell School. Den 4 Magowan, Scott McKeniia, new stock of quality olothing ready for your holiday products you saw in the cata and omissions in the past, ahd was in charge of the opening Paul Potamianos, William shopping. YOU CAN DEPEND ON log. Look them over. Then the committee felt the com Guest Speaker and closing ceremonies. Szarek and Mark ’Thurston. 1 CHRISTMAS check the low, direct-to-the- munity wouid be best served by Sister Eileen Kelly, CND, Awards fo r' one year of Den 8 demonstrated feats of Our sincere thanks to all of you for your patlencdand having a confidential master skill performed by Vikings in THE DODGE BOYS FOR public prices. will be the guest speaker at a perfect attendance were understanding at this time. Please watch for ou^ re list of all food basket presented to James McKenna, days of old. CARDS meeting of the Guild of Our opening announcement In this newspaper. ' \ V recipients. Lady of St. Bartholomew, Anthony Vogt, Russell Smith The entire pack Uien par SOMETHING REALLY Tue^ay, at 7;30 p.m. in the and Scott Carone. William ticipated in a marshmallow J. QARMAN Letters have been sent to church school. Her topic will Szarek received an award for eating relay race. SOLID. Manchester clubs and be “How To Find Positive two years of perfect organizations who have con Value In Films.” attendence. tributed food basket^ in the The Bobcat badge was earned past, asking for lists of OFF Sister Kelly has an RN by Brian Kost, Leon Bilodeau, recipients and for notification % degree from St. Francis Kenneth Browne, Eric Johnson, V 20 to Mrs. Lucek of money Hospital in Hartford, a BS Douglas Mitchell, Stephen On Orders Of *10.00 or More available for families in need. 74 DODGE DART. Baron, John Whitcomb, James THE FUN PUCE TO SHOP FOR THE ENTIRE FAMIIY She also requests the names of degree in biology from Fordham University, and an Berry, CHiris Gauvin, Michael families in need for which no Frank, David Brennan, Steven money is available. MA degree in religious educa 30 ALBUMS TO CHOOSE FROM tion from Providence College. Dietz, John Hogan, Timothy INCLUDING GORDON FRASER, Any group not receiving a She has also earned graduate Javarauckas, Gerald Maguire, FRAVESSL LOOART letter but wishing information credits in “Theology of Film” Daniel Carter and Brian Stein. or desiring to participate may and “ Film as Art” . She is Wolf badges were earned by Y O U R O W N S C E N E BIRCHCRAFT, ETC. contact Mrs. Lucek. currently religious director at Kurt Heinrich and Kenneth % Stamford Catholic High School. Szarek, who also earned a gold AND and a silver arrow point on h ^ All women of the parish are badge. I r Getting your merchandise is invited. Those inducted into Weblos Cornea in Spanish and Modern the third easy step. Simply tell were David Frank, Michael one of our trained sales people WATER WEIGHT what you want Within minutes, PROBLEM? you’ll be on your way — usi packages in hand. 85 £. CENTER STREET E-LIM |The Baby H as '74 DART SWINGER HARDTOP, MANCHESTER Excess water in the body can be uncomfortable. 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Dart owners are part of each '7 4 Dart: a well-engjneered car, dependably cared for Magnificent Daigle, Roger Jr. son of Roger and Donna Sperry Daigle of by fine Dodge Boys’ service— priced right 9 Hartford. He was bom Oct. 24 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. BankAmericard and go-logethers: His maternal grandmother is Mrs. Phyllis Graham of East Wind where you’re looking. See us now. diamond en Waster Charge Welcome sor. His paternal grandmother is Mrs. Ahna Daigle of Hartford.' store hours. . . Monday through Friday, 10 A.M.-9 P.M. Saturday 10 A.M.-6 P.M. gagement rings de His grandfather is Harold Modean of 11 Frhnklin St., Manchester. TSay'ro all youri or 50% all West Hartford phone 233-4468 Manchester phone 646-0251 signed to mesh bacouM you etiambla Ihani youriatfl perfectly loitli their Kinney, Jaaon Ralph, son of Ralph L. and Denise Machie matching xvedding Kinney of Wiilimantic. was bom Oct. 29 at Manchester Memorial . bands with the re Hospital. His maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Irving E. fr o m 74 DART SPORT COUPE. sult that they truly Machie of Snake Hill lU., Coventry. His paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Kinney of Canterbury. He has a sister, A. S Stwif bookcau Hart it wall btauly land utlllly) unllmlladi Taka ont, are “as one". Froiw taka all, and ghra your room all tha apaca-iaving itoraga Rebecca Ann, UA. S. SaokciM, iliding door cabinal you naad. Each unit maaturat a gtntrous 24~ a 12" a our Century Series. 66". Attractivaly llnlihad in rich walnut to bland hap Top, $^00. Bottom, C. SookcaM, drop-lid doik pily In any dacor. Nota tha decorator touch ol ropa-typa We’re celebrating our 60th Anniversary Kochanek, Jennifer Michelle, daughter of Richard F. and puilt. $400. Easy Pay Mai'garet Trementozzi Kochanek of Ddgwood Rd., Tolland. She 0. SookcaM, drawari ments. was born Oct. 29 at,Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her mater with great Dart deals! m. 211.44a Pfictt $ub[9ct to change nal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Q.A. ’Trementozzi of I t a NCW BRITAIN AVL. WCIT HARTfORO, CONN. oiulO m . BRi-oifi Springfield, Mass. Her paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. 261 BROAD IT» WANCHtSTCR. ( liieodore Kochapek of Springfield, hfoss. She has'two sisters, Any for ’ 9 9 Kathryn, 51^; and Christine, 3. . EAST So* just how oaay ahopping can b*. Viait tha Fairway Calalo^how - Chorches Motors, Inc. room naatoat yoii and pick up your Ira* catalog. In Manchaatar, wa'r* Pineiie, Allison M., daughter of Michael G. and Holly 80 Oakland street THE at 2ei Broad Siraatopposita tha Parfcada Shopping Contar. In Waat FAIRWAY 'Pihette of 187 Homestead St. She was bpra Obt. 30 at Manchester SILVER LANE PLAZA HARTFORD O Hartford, wo'ra at 1144 Naw Britain Avanua In tha Elmwood Shopping JEWELER8-SILVERSMITHS StNCE IgOO Manchester# Conn. CATALOG SHOWROOMS Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrk. ■ ' ■ ' - ______.. a m u Canter. , Louis Robarge of Colchester. Her paternal grandparents are Mr. SATISFACTION B9B MAIN §T.| m XMCHISTIN •. Htrtford • MIddtotOwn • Now Britain GUARANTEED REPLACEMENT OR MONEY REFUNDED o e /u .£r s •and Mrs. Norman Pinette of Derby, Maine. sumonizcp BOYS 1 PAGE TEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. ManchesterConil.."‘Fri.. Nov, 9, ig7i >« MANCHESTER EVENING HRf LD^ Manchester, Conn., Fri., Nov. 9.1973- PAGE Fi.iwiriu Energy: Questions and Answers DAV Unit 25 Yearn Old Throw n Area Expcrts AgTcc Alchoholism Real Problem '"olland - WASHINGTON (A P )-H e re colder, this winter because of factories and stores are asked are/quesUoHs and answers on energy shortages? BARBARA RICHMOND to cut their heating needs by 10 The Ladies Auxiliary to tation w u nude by Mlai In the juvenile area maqy the scope and impact of the A. The Prudent asks that (Herald Reporter) Donald Kribs of the Hartford Hub Urges Moves per cent through lowering the^ Manchest^ Chapter, OisaUed CopplDf, a p u t State times it is a drinking’parent How many students in high Mrs. Barbara Palmer, a “energy emergency" program home thermostats be reduced K Dr. Rosenfeld reminded mostats or adopting shorter American Veterans, celebrated Department AuilUaQr com- ’The problem of alcoholism in that causes a juvenile to go school are drinking? ‘"There is council said that hearings such teacher at Tolland High School, announced Wednesday n i^ t by by six degrees so the average as the one as held last night will those present that an awful lot working hours. its 25th anniversary Wednesday nunder. the Tri-'Town area (Vernon, wrong. He said children learn no way to determine this,” Mrs. acknowledged there are President Nixon: daytime temperature will be 68 of money is spent in this state 'o Save Power night at a dinner meeting at the Q uuts Included Mrsi^Thereu Tolland, and Ellington) is very from parents and if they see Albom said. She added that the give the council insight into the problems of some substance at Q. Will homes and offices be degrees. Operators of offices, VFW Home. dimension of the problems and for treatment of alcoholics. He ’The Conservation Committee with Bernacki, State Department real, several experts in the field excessive use of alcohol in ^ lowering of the drinking age the school but students learn to as much as possible. Home owners and businesses the type of help available in the listed such facilities as private of the Tolland Junior Woman’s On Nov. 1, 1948, Mrs. David Auxiliary comnunder; David explained at a forum helc| last home then they also pick up the means many more students conceal it to a greater degree, 9. S et heat at one that heat with electricity or Rittow, then State Djepartment n i^ t in Vernon. habit. have been exposed to it. tri-Tolvn area. hospitals, out-patient clinics, Club urges support of the “Kill- temperature, and leave it. Rittow, a, past Department she said. 'and. Half-Way House, as a few. natural gas are expected to FRANK ATWOOD Auxiliary commander, in The Hockanum Valley Com "Alcohol, while not always- Cites Causes A-Watt” campaign being spon 10. Reduce use of humidifiers commander; Elwood 40,000 in Region Harry Cion of the Ellington He said it is hard for him to make the same sacrifices as stituted the Manchester unit munity Services Council and the sole factor in legal dif She cited many causes sored by the advisors and and dehiimidlfiers. Lechausse, Manchester DAV He said there are about 40,000 School system also agreed understand why these facilities An utterly new look in paneling those using oil and the federal with 33 members and presented the L ^gue of Women Voters ficulties, most times is a con leading to alcoholism, such as students of the Senior High School Correction commander; Peter Benson, alcoholics in the Capitol there is a problem but are not used enough and he School class of the United government will set an example the group with Its c h a ^ r at the co-sponsored the forum on tributing factor,” Atty. LeVine loneliness, social surroundings, There will be half-day State 'of Connecticut Veterans Region. He said the council en questioned whether the schools criticized' "our society” for Congregational Church. by lowering thermostats in its VFW Home. request of the Alcohol Advisory said. peer pressure and home sur sessions at Hicks Memorial Bmploymenti representative; courages people to come in and can totally educate the stigmatizing the alcoholic. He Its purpose is to alert to ways buildings to 65 to 68 degrees in Mrs. Isabel! Heritage, the Committee of the Capitol roundings. School on Nov. 14,14,15 and 16, Joseph Tamayo, commander of talk about their problems and students. He said they are in said the problem cuts across all of conserving energy in the daytime. first commander of the unit, Region Community. Council. She said the schools can teach due to report card conferences. the VFW Post; Mrs. Shirley help them think through what school only six hours and are groups. He said it is unfor hopes of minimizing the energy was unable to attend The council wants to assess Offers Statistics so much, but in the final ’There will be no lunch program SUckney, president of the VFW viable alternatives there are. out 18. tunate that the Vernon area drain. ’The goal of the campaign Wednesday night's celebration the needs in the three towns and Lt. Herman Fritz of the Ver analysis, the student has to offered all week, but milk may Q. Will there be rationing of Auxiliary; other State D e p ^ - Kribs said there is a problem He feels the two major does not have an out-patient is to cut town use of electrical but was represented by her methe uuormationinformation will be sub- i,"”"non Police L/epunmeniDepartment naahad make his own decision. She said be purchased. Ci^ection'‘ gasoline and home heating oil? ment officers and members of getting these people to use the causes are the tremendous in clinic for these people. energy by at least 20 per cent daughter, Mrs. Isabella Zpppa mltted to the Statete DepartmentDep statistics to back up the fact sometimes alcohol is used as a Parker School will have half the Waterbury unit. resourses available to them. crease in leisure time and the He cited Alanon and Alateen during the week of Nov. 11. A. The federal government is of f^nchester. of**' Mental ...... Health which will - use that the problem is real. He substitute for maturity, day sessions Nov. 13, 14, 15 18 The premier hardwood veneer Elaine Shattuck of the break down of the family unit. as doorways to step into a treat Ten ways to conserve energy developing a gasoline rationing Four charter members — the data as part of a regional said during the year ended June because a student can’t cope, or and. 19 for conferences; Rockville Public Health Nur Mrs. Bpverly Cochran, super ment program. He said it are offer^: plan that will be put into use if Mrs. Florence Streeter, Mrs. base for its comprehensive 30, bis department arrested 63 a challenge of peers.” however, the full lunch plywood paneling sing Association gave some visor of social work in the Ver behooves any member of a 1. Turn off unused lights. ne^ed, and a proposed plan to Cora Blow, Mrs. M argaret state plan. persons for driving under the program will be offered. WANTED James Young, who is Youth eye-opening statistics given to non School system, said her family to see what he can do to 2. Do not use electric can from U.S. Plywood. ration heating oil will bejin- Brown and Mrs. Gladys Shef “An alcoholic is a person who influence; 60 for breach of All Tolland schools will be Coordinator for the Tri-Town her by the members of her department is now dealing with help himself or help an openers, knives, scissors, nounced in about four weeks. field — were presented remem drinks to the extent that it in peace; 92 for disorderly con closed Monday Nov. 12 in obser The Paneling People. area, agreed the problem is staff. She said a cursory check 32 fanlilies where it is known alcoholic to seek services blankets, tooth brushes, etc. • > brance gifts from the unit. The terferes with his functioning.” duct; and 85 for intoxication. revealed that the nurses are in there is a problem with vance of Veteran’s Day. USED CARS Breach of peace and disorderly very real. He said one of his available. 3. Bury biodegradable gar Building Permits ' Q. Will there te restrictions This was the uncluttered defini cases involved an 11-year-old volved with 42 known cases in alcoholism. Mrs. Helen Abuza of the TopPrIoitPaM conduct charges usually involve bage instead of using disposal. House Permits: Ten house A VERY LIMITED EDITION . k. for the on the use of automobiles? tion given by Dr. J.E. but agreed the problem is more volving drinking problems. Of “In the past nine months we m m ssiim tm m xuiisii FCrARHikM drinking, he said. HVese called for bringing the 4. Save dishes and clothes to permits issued to Gateway Rosenfeld of Ellington who is serious with the parents than these 10 are females. have seen six battered childreh, most demanding connoisseur of ele Surprisingly enough, most of problem of alcoholism out in make bigger loads, or wash by Homes, Elm St., 330,000 each A. The President has ^ ‘•taWT fw iMdtiT (MRTER (XViNLEr director of the Blue Hills Clinic with the young people. She said she is amazed at the four of whom were beaten by an hand. these cases involved those in the open. “Lthink we are still in for five and one at $28,000; Ap gance. Too expensive for most uses, suggested that states lower YmI Cel Geed Uhiti' h in Hartford. Dr. Rosenfeld is a amount of misery involved alcoholic parent or parent- ULm. the 30- to 34-year-old group and Several people who have the dark ages as far as this 5. Hang clothes on the line in ple Rd., four at $28,000; Paul maximum speed limits to 50 NmMWiotMi psychiatrist. “been there” either as alcoholics citing financial problems and figure,” Mrs. Cochran said. but even a single panel, well placed, 1228 straw the 40-to-44 group. ’Three of problem is concerned,” she stead of using dryers. Farnham, Crestwood Dr., $43.- miles per hour and asked He advised that the place to marital problems, she said four those charged with operating or living with alcoholics, spoke Start Earlier said. ’Those present filled out 6. Reduce the use of televi 000. can bring luxurious drama to a room. Congress for emergency start fighting the alcohol of the cases involve wives being under the influence were of the help they have had from She said she sees a trend of questionnaires to further serve sion, radio, stereo. Use the Miscellaneous pomats: An authority to cut speed limits problem is in the home by for beaten by their drinking New styling touches, like uniform, females. such groups as Alcoholics the students experimenting the Hartford Council in its ef week to read a book, use the drew Harmen, Crestwood Dr., through federal action. He also bidding excessive drinking. husbands and six involve library. narrow spacing between grooves. “These statistics do not Anonymous, and Alateens. with alcohol instead of drugs forts to evaluate the problem electrical service, $380; Robert suggested parking taxes be Plant Now For Spring Roauty While it was pointed out that children being neglected and reflect the full problem,” Lt. Michael T^rk, speaking of the and she said she sees it at an and to bring better facilities for 7. Use battery or manual Edmiston, Gehring Rd., raised, vehicles with but a there is definitely a problem in abused. Fritz said. He said many times area’s Drug Information earlier and earlier age. treatment to the area. clocks, unplug electric ones. chimney, $350. single occupant be barred from the area, Larry O’Crowley, “We know the problem is 8. Use sunlight to heat home We PROUDLY invite you to inspect lArTullpi i^CrocM intoxicated persons are just Assistance Line (DIAL) said designated sections of each city president of the Hockanum ^ery great and there are many calmed down -and are not when the service first started this magnificent creation in hard and preferential parking be Valley Community Council there were no calls concerning who will not ackowledge they w nyocwms . « (HVCC) said the degree of arrested. A person must be a have an alcohol problem,” she 9 provided for participants in car wood paneling of distinction. threat to himself, someone else problems with alcohol but now pools. All federally owned seriousness is not known at the the number is growing. said. “They will not seek present time. or annoy someone before being treatment.” vehicles will observe a 50-mile- Richard Morra cuts the top leaves from a head of cauliflower with one swing of a machete ★ OUNodlb S W arrested. an-hour speed limit. at his farm on Birch Mt. Rd., Bolton. His high-school-age helper, John Franceschena, Atty. Jerry Levine explained packs cauliflower in the crate. (Herald photo by Ofiara) the legal aspects involved with Q. Is thought being given to YES WE HAVE! the alcoholic, noting be sees a Mrs. Clare Albom, director of Plus Rockwell adopting year-around Daylight SALT HAY number of problems on a daily physical education in the Ver Saving Time? basis. non School System and coor RED CLAY Driving under the influence of Richard Morra, the first FOR WINTER dinator of a total health Prescription A. Nixon asked Congress to cauliflower would be ready for Late Flowers alcohol is a fairly serious motor Jig Saw selectman of Bolton, was cut harvest five or six days later. program for the schools, William Buckley and his POTS m u l c h in g vehicle crime, Atty. Levine authorize adoption of Daylight ting cauliflower at his farm on extended what Dr. Rosenfeld Saving^ Time throughout the ’This was his late crop of one- sister. Miss Ellen Buckley^ said. He termed drunken Birch Mt. Rd. It is a job that and-a-half acres, planted Aug. said to include that the schools for year, saying it could reduce picked dahlias this week in drivers as one. of the biggest has te be done by hand and it is 10. He had previously finished FOR YOUR INDOOR GARDEN have to educate the children if FREE electricity and heating their garden on E. Center St., menaces on the highways. the home does not. hard work. cutting In an earlier field of the still not killed by frost in this with purchase demands by as much as three He also said that alcohol is The study of the effects of per cent. same size. remarkable season. one of the principle factors in Fuel Crisis of 12 panels. alcoholism is a part of the Choosing a plant that he knew At our house, and this must HOUSE most divorce cases with either With 6 panels was ready for harvest, he bent school system’s total health Q. Will there be curbs on use be true all over towtf, we’ve one or both of the partners pay only $6., it to one side slightly with his Never Gel Them All program which starts with of energy for lighting? picked roses, marigolds, stock, using alcohol to excess. “We recommend to help prevent colds $1 off for left hand, then chopp^ through I t has been a good growing PLANTS kindergarten. A. Nixon seeks congressional verbena, blue salvia, snap each extra the heavy stalk close to the season, Mr.. Morra said. Tliere and flu, take the proper vltaminsi oat well authority to order a curtail dragons and nasturtiums. ground with one swipe of a long, has been enough rain and it has EXCELLENT SELECTION balanced meals and get plenty of rest. panel bought ment of outdoor electrical Chrysanthemums, which can heavy knife. come at the right time. He cUt of SIZE and VARIETY ...Then you can turn the heat down and advertising and ornamental his first “flower” late in withstand frost, are blooming beautifully. save on luel. Put on a heating pad or elec lighting, including gas lamps to Then, holding the severed September but he couldn’t OpMi Drily 9^:30 4 - be found in front of many plant in his left hand, he guess what his total harvest Myrtle, which isn’t supposed Chamber Arranges tric blanket.” homes. He also wants power to chopped again, cutting off the would be. to blossom until spring, has put limit store hours, which would entire top just an inch or so “It all depends on the out a few blooms. Tliis week’s WHrmAM Ntfsary save on both heat and light. temperature was f inallycfatal to N above the white flower hidden weather,” he said. “With a late '•ROW MITH Ut* Junk Car Pickup the tuberous begordas. ROUTEC lOlTON None of tiis proposals would by the leaves. Now he held a crop like this you never get 041-709I |] Reg. $16.95 Rag. 6.99 affect use of lifting in the beautiful head of cauliflower, them all.” A plan for the free pickup of 1 1 home. want removed should call South surrounded by a green crown of We were in bright sunshine on junk cars in Vernon, Tolland Windsor Auto Parts, 289-6464. the severed lower stems and Birch Mountain that morning, ELECTRIC 1 1 Q. Will any of the ad HOLIDAY CLOSING and Ellington, has. been in Ellington residents should call HEATING leaves. but there were fleecy white ministration’s proposals result itiated by the Rockville Area Leveille Used Auto Parts, 749- in higher tax»? clouds scattered about the sky. Chamber of Commerce under 3705; and Tolland residents. n ssn PAD His helper, a high school boy “Look at those cloud shadows The officer of th e direction of Henry who lives nearby, John Bill’s Auto Parts, 875-6231 or A. Nixon said the government in the valley.” Mr. Morra said. Chenette. 649-4578. Franceschera, packed the “There’s a row of Silver THE HARTFORD ELECTRIC LIGHT COMPANY The offer will be limited to $299 V is considering imposing “con heads, according to a precise Queen sweet com for the family the next few weeks and has the 12” 1 1 trol fees” or surcharges to dis with coupon. with coupon pattern, in a crate that would that we’re still picking. It was will be closed ' cooperation of three used auto Lottery courage excessive use of hold a dozen. Autoontie ihiit off! 1-Yeif CuafontBo___ l natural gas and electricity and untouched by frost last parts dealers. S 1 336 NORTH MAIN ST. — 649-5253 asked Congress for authority to Itwas Saturday, and weekend.” Monday 12 November 1973 • Chenette said any complete Numbers levy them. car, with or without wheels, as By The Associated Press wholesalers were coming Sun ’The soil on the Birch Moun in celebration of long as it is accessible, will be Here is a list of winning SEE OUR GIGANTIC VITAMIN day to pick up 40 crates of tain ridge, where Mr. Morra’s $1,$3,$5,$10, $20... The ’ cauliflower that would go on the removed without charge. He weekly lottery numbers from SALE AD ON PAGE 3 TODAYI late father bought the 90-acre market in Waterbury add New added that minor exceptions northeastern states drawn this farm in 1927, is well suited for may bie made when a car has Manchester State Bank will V VETERANS’ DAY week: Haven Monday morning. the production of market already been stripped of parts. CONNECTICUT 86249 "Bolton cauliflower” has a vegetables. ’There are two feet VITAMIN HEADQUARTERS V PleoMel In such cases there will be a MARYLAND 386045 make the last payment on your good reputation in the produce of soil and below that is hard- trade. charge of $10 to remove it. The MASSACHUSETTS 836686 pan which is not rock, but hard- Save on AH ★ LET JOHN, LEON OR PHIL ZAPADKA HELP YOU ★ only authority needed is the ti NEW JERSEY 320337 1974 Christmas Club "FREE” packed soil. Along this ridge tle or bill of sale of the car to be YrtamiM At 168 WOOOLAND ST.-OPEN DAILY TIU 9-PHONE 643^74 “ Everybody calls me NEW YORK 574677 there are no rock ledges, “as removed. The Pariode V Woodland Gardena aaya: “PLANT A TREE IN 73r Richie,” said the first select PENNSYLVANIA 863581 as a bonus to you for making there are over there,” said Mr. In 1970 the chamber Our Fine Selection la Fnth From The Grower To You... ____ man, as he talked about (Finalist 58334) W Morra, pointing to nearby Case promoted a junk car removal cauliflower, hu town job, his Mountain. program in the area and this the other 49 payments on time • Patio Hoda, U Colon 39< e Sacreto CeoMt e lychiRg Hay family and the* fine view of the netted more than 900 being Connecticut Valley from his On this favored acreage, Mr. ... no matter how many clubs Birch Mountain field. removed. Chenette sai^ it is ap K TMiED coK span Morra grows'good crops of l i p parent that there is another ac He had a story about the knife strawberries, and tomatoes, cumulation in the three towns. SPEdAL you have or whatever the dollar MANTI: he was using. The machete was with some peppers, in adition to Those living in'Vernon or M only made for cutting sugar cane the cauliflower. He has a, small Rockville, who have a car they value is . . . we will give you * and was given him by a Puerto orchard of pears. He used to Rican worker who brought it grow raspberries and has now the money and make the last from home and was astonished set out a new planting that will Rockville to learn that it bad been made bear for the first time next payment... it’s our way of 10 Tulips in Connecticut, by the Collins year. He thinks be may add Co. blueberries, looking for crops Hospital Wo Need The Room For Christmas saying thanks for opening your No. 1 Bulbs, Largo Size, All Colors! that are lighter to handle than the cauliflower. Notes THEYHE SO EASY TO PLANTI m Remarkable Weathfer._ ' f"'''' V, Admitted ’Thursday: Kenneth Christmas Club at Manchester ♦ SCIui8?‘£uSCABU r . /■(* r, f , A “ It’s been a wonderful fall,” Goes to Office Daily Barnes, Pinney Hill Apts., ANEMONE. PAPER said Richie Morra. “I don’t Rockville; Deidre Cavanagh, State Bank. WHITE, MODONNA His sons have helped him remember that we ever had with the farm crops but none of i i l l i i l l i Robin Circle, Tollapd; Mark ON OUR LILLIES, and many 10 Crocus ...... DlCiancia, Abbey Rd. Ext., such ideal weather so late ^ moral them wants to take over the ti without frost.” It was warm operation and his plans are to South WindShr; Sharon DISTINCTIVE, LASTING enough last week so the continue raising and selling Dunston, Sam Green Rd., cauliflower was still growing Coventry; Madeline Dusto, DON’T FORGET OUR ,farm products as long,as his \ CUT FLOWERS rapidly. Growth has slowed I health and strength permit. He Union St.,- Rockville; Jam es, FEATHERED FRIENDSI Eaton, Hartford Tpke., Now Onlyl down this week, but when the iis now a vigorous 58. November weather turns warm Rockville; Doreen Ference, DRIED WINTER Fall See Your Woodland Qanlene The sons are Robert, who For: SUNFLOWER SEED, the plants will grow again, and teaches an elementary school Stafford Springs; Gail Chrysanthemum, he may be able to “chop Mattesen, Stafford Springs; Straight or Mixed THISTLE, CRACKED CORN, grade in Ellington; Peter, in flower” for several weeks. Donna Monarch, Ridge St., Colors. Reg. $2.95 the Air Force in California; and plus BIRO FEEOERSr BIRD "With a late crop like this, Manchester; Judith Ouellette, 9 l a r g e b u n ch HOUSES, and BIRD WATER Richard, in high school. ’They TABLE BOUQUETS you never get them all,” he Lebanon; Arthur Rife, HEATERS... have an older sister, Corenda, iU said. Some plants will still not now Mrs. John Haugb, living Elizabeth Lane, Tolland; be ready when a hard freeze Ronald Robichaud, Village St., SCOTTS TURF-^UIUER New Colorti hant Manly with her husband and two ends the season. Light frosts do children in a bouse built on land Rockville; Jeannette Surwill, THE PERFECT TABLE DECORATION FOR 6 9 not damage, but a drop of 20 White St., Rockville. g r e e n f ie l d WINTERFEED that was given them from the MANCHESTER iraW Lilies degrees above zero will kill Discharged Thursday: Louise NOW AND AFTER THE HOLIDAYS... 10,000 eq. ft. $7.98 *1 farm .- what remains of the crop. Affricano, Grove St., ORTHO 12,000 sq. ft. As he walked along the rows, Rockville; Kari Cline, South The job as first selectman ' reg. $10.95 NOW $6.95 St., Rockville;^ Herbert STATE BANK Mr. Morra found cauliflower takes a part of e v ^ day. Mr. plants with the flower just H astings, Grandview St., H&ll^LAWN FOOD Morra’s routine is to work on Member FDIC beginning to form. With two Tolland; Sonya Jolicoeur, ftartl 50 lbs. reg. $3.95 NOW $3.35 SPECIALS! the farm in the early hours of quick motions he gathered tte Dr., Talcottville; Caroline 1041 MAIN STREET/MANCHESTER, CONN. 06040 the morning, then go to the of-. GARDEN FOOD All Purpose '• YEWS, sproadlng or inriglit Moehler, Franklin Park, long top leaves of this plant flee where his secretary has a 50 lbs. ONLY $2.95 •JUNIPERS X together so be.could hold them Rockville; Adrien Lavoie, list of people who want to reach LIME TO SWEETEN THE 80ILI • HARDY AZALEAS, red or pink with one hand while he slipped a Village St., Rockville; Saturday banking lobby and drive-in him on the telephone, and stay Benjamin Marcinowski, Davis 85 E. CENTER ST. window open from 9:00 am to 12:00 noon. 80 lbs. $1.09 (3 bags $3.00) •ZFytEMLOCKS long rubber band around them at the office until after the mall * __' near the top. ’These leaves Ave., RockVille; Henry Mayer, MANCHESTER r (Choke of 10 Varieties) comes and has been attended phefesresh by HifeU M. I Fcjpter St., Manchester; Walter 649-5268 would shield the developing to. ’Then he goes back to the blossom from the sun which Oeschge^, Storrs; Kenneth 20 lURDY PERENNULS * 1 - 5 9 farm. He is in his 11th year as Sweeney, Warehouse Point. would discolor them if they first s e lw tn w and will com I “^ .“Oo-K-Yourrttw*-, W«,H«vw OrM MMrlal Only were not shaded. Births ’Thursday: A son to plete 12 years when his term I Bookt on Qvdfning and Crafts — Only $1.96. MU or Match He uses rubber bands of Mr. and Mrs. Craig Niles, ends in 1975. Bolton e le c ti^ Kerry St., Manchester; a son to We Have Mexican Pottery different colors, the color 10 for Only $37,50 are in May and town officers iuGO Mr. and Mrs. Richard P?orbut, telling him what day it was put start their terms of service July A NOATNiAsrununit Tolland Ave., Rockville. on. In warm weather, thh 1. ■ . tmmn \ y ) ■ PAGE TWELVE - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn.. Frl.. Ntiv. 9.1973 News MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn.. Fri.. Nov. 9. 1973 - PAGE THIRTBIRn Obituaries Conspirators iianrljpatpr EiiPttiAj IfpraUi •‘B o l t o t i ' Capsules Schools To Close Monday George A. Nelson. ^ John L. Caron (Coniihued from Page One) Martinet made an im- DONNA HOLLAND George A. Nelson, 67, oi 2S4 doing general yard clean up and hold their monthly meeting • ROCKVILLE - Jbhn J. pkssioned plea to the federal Correspondent Mathmatics in Springfield, sauce, buttered green beans. W. High St. died Thur^ay at Gas Rationing Martinez, Prank A. Sturgis and washing and waxing the church Wednesday at 1:30 p.m. at (k)m- Mass. Joseph Castagna, superinten Caron, 66, of Carol Dr. died judge, calling himself a soldier . 646-0375 and hall floors. jello/topping. Manchester Memorial WASHINGTON (AP) - Vlrgllio R. Gonzalez, receiv^ munity Hall. dent of schools, said as soon as Thursday at a Rockville con in the service of his country. All Bolton schools will be She is attending worl(shops Thursday: Roast Hospital. He was the husband of President Nixon’s top energy sentences of from one to four Members planning on par Calvin Hutchinson, assessor, the pump was installed, which valescent hoitie. He was the "I was working here to help closed Monday in observance of ticipating are asked to bring and lectures given by noted ^rkey/gravy, dressing, Mrs. Eunice Setunsky Nelson. adviser, John A...Love, says years, which Slriha said was Veteran’s day. will be the guest speaker. His U.S, mathematicians that deal should be later this month, the ^husband of Mrs. Dora PlOurde my country,” said the Cuban- their own yard equipment. Any mashed, potatoes, cranberry school would have its own gas Mr. Nelson was bom March Caron. nationwide gasoline rationing “the lowest minimum” he All town offices will be closed topic will be property tax relief with such things as new course born Martinez In a heavily m em ber having questions is for the elderly. sauce, buttered peas, pumpkin and pump and would no longer 22,1906 in Chicago, 111., and had Mr. Caron was bom March probably wiU be imposed by could give under the cir Monday in observance of offerings at the high school pie/topping. accented voice that was near asked to call Art bodin, chair Any senior citizen interested interfere with the town gak lived in Boston, Mass., before 15, 1907 in Ashland, Maine, and next spring. He said in an inter cumstances. Veteran’s Day. - level, methods of increasing Friday: Juice, grilled cheese view that he was expressing a breaking. “I’m in jail. I don’t man, 646-4660. Rain date will be ■ in the subject is cordially in pump. coming to Manchester years had lived in Rockville for 25 Students in Grades 1-8 will be Nov. 17. student interest and new sandwjch, pickle chips, choice ago. personal opinion, not a White have my family, I’m sur- vited to attend. years. Before his retirement, Sirica sentenced Hunt to a r6unded by strangers.” dismissed at 1 p.m. Tuesday methods of teaching traditional of fruit. House decision. But he said term of 2Vi to eight years in The Bolton Junior Woman’s Refreshments will be served courses. Before he retired, he was dis he was employed as a carpenter The government, too, urged because of parent teacher con trict manager of the Elevator such a move seemed “pretty prison on two of the six counts coDqnATioHS Club education committee will by Mr. and Mrs. Eugene by the Jarvis Construction Co. leniency, saying that the four ferences. All kindergarten hold a story hour Thursday for School Menu Thahks Division of the Westinghouse likely.” Love’s remarks'came a on which he was convicted. He Gagliardorni. Card playing will of Manchester. men were “at the bottom of the If one follows Keeney St. to life I’ve passed by that thing students will attend the mor pre-school children from 10 un- Cafeteria menus for Bolton The town maintenance Corp., Hartford, and had been day after Nixon urged a received lesser terms on the ning session from 9 until 11:30 follow Hutchinson’s talk. Elementary and Center School department and the selectmen Other survivors are 5 sons, totem pole” of the entire the end in Glastonbury he will and thbught it was a stone set . til 11 a.m. at Bentley Memorial Rows Ira IM, YmMi Are Blue, with the fimr for 42 years. He Frank Caron and Alfred Caron, national program of fuel con other counts with the sentences see a brook crossing just before a.m. At Convention Nov. 13 to 16 are: received a thank you from the servation. Watergate conspiracy and that for a grave before the fence Library in honor of National Want Ada Are froovy made the first sale for both of Rockville, William to run concurrently. he reaches Hebron Ave. or Rt. was put up.” A Fall workday will be held Mrs. Patricia Bankel, math Tuesday: H o t d o g on school boar'cl for recent perhaps they acted out of mis Book Week. tedcher, is attending a conven And fiet^Rexilts Too! Westinghouse in the Hartford Caron of Tolland, Melton Caron guided loyalty. 94. Between that brook and How many of our townsmen Saturday for St. George Church roll/relish, French fries, cole assistance in the installation of area. Senior Citizens To Meet tion sponsored by the National Can 643-2711 of Manchester and Carl Caron Agnew The seventh Watergate con Sentencing was imposed in avenue, on the east side of the thought the same? members from 9 a.m. until 4 slaw, ice cream. a 3,(XX)-gallon gas tank at the A 32nd degree Mason, he was spirator, G. Gordon Llddy, is Bolton Senior Citizens w ill, Council of Teachers of school bus parking area. of Santa Monica, Calif.; 4 WASHINGTON (AP) - It the same federal courtroom road was a farm house. It was p.m. The day will be spent Wednesday: Spaghetti/meat a member and past master of daughters, Mrs. Emma Luz of will be a month on Saturday appealing his wiretaping, where James W. McCord Jr. demolished when the property Lafayette Lodge of Masons in burglary and conspiracy con Manchester, Mrs. Yvette since former Vice President stood trial and E. Howard Hunt was taken over for reservoir Hartford. viction and was not among Parent of Tolland, Mrs. Ruth Spiro T. Agnew pleaded ho con and the four others pleaded ' watershed. those sentenced today. Other survivors are a Morro of Meriden and Mrs. test to an income tax evasion guilty In the Watorgate trial The residents’ name was daughter, Mrs. Marcia Braun of Elaine Andirskie of West Staf charge and resigned. Since nine months ago—a time when Snyder. Manchester; his mother, Mrs. ford; a brother, Edward Caron then, he has spent his days sor Barker’s daughter, Maria Their young son was a Elena Moffett, angrily attacked prosecutors still insisted that Lillian Anderson of Hometown, of Lincoln, Maine; 3 sisters, ting out the remnants of his political espionage inched no drummer boy in the Union Ar 111.; a sister, Mrs. Pearl Mrs. Eva Unitis of Rockville, ruined political career. And, the sentence as being unfair. my. He contracted a fatal dis TONITE 5 P.M..11 P.M. higher. Michaels of Hometown; and and Mrs. Doris Murray and although friends say he is in “Some one has to go t^jail,” ease and was sent home to die. two grandchildren. Mrs. Audrey Howard, both of good spirits, they say they have v^she said, “so they send this He was allowed to bring his Funeral services are Monday Greenville, Maine; 26 no idea what, if any, plans he man, a punk, for Mitchell, drum home. at 11 a.m. at Holmes Funeral grandchildren and 2 great has for his future. Magruder and ultimately the After his death the sight of Home, 400 Mam St. Burial will grandchildren. President of the United VITAMIN that drum made Mrs. Snyder be in East Cemetery. The funeral is Saturday ^t States.” very unhappy so she askd O.C.’s SATURDAY 11 A.M.-11 P. Friends may call at the SelGSufficiency Barker and the three other grandfather to take it for his 8:15 a.m. from the Burke WASHINGTON (AP) - HEADQUARTERS funeral home Sunday from 2 to Miami men already have son, who was quite a prominent Funeral Home, 76 Prospect St., President Nixon has called for 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. served more than 11 months in drummer in bands. That was an FACTORY: Adams and Hilliard St., Manchester 649-3183 with a Mass at St. Bernard’s the nation to be self-sufficient Lt.'iv Pnr.f's Church at 9. Burial will be in St. prison. uncle who died before O.C. was in energy by 1980. While at bom. Mrs. Jennie Chambers Bernard’s Cemetery. taining that goal may be O.C. has that drum now. It is Mrs. Jennie Chambers, 88, of Friends may call at the technologically jx>ssible, the 9 26 Knox St., died Thursday funeral home tonight from 7 to a dandy. Looking through the biggest obstacles to overcome air vent one can see a yellowed night at a local convalescent 9. will be environmental and home. She was the widow of Pretty as a Picture paper label on the opposite.side economic problems, scientists of the shell. The faded ink is John Chambers. say. These problems will ac still readable. It says, “Eli Born in Cushaney, Northern company any major effort to GIFTS FOR THE BATH Brown, Maker of fine drums, Ireland, Oct. 16,18^, she lived About Town make the nation independent of Windsor, Connecticut 1843.” in Manchester for more than 50 foreign fuel sources, they con The Emergency Department AT Right near the afore men years. She was a member of St. tend. FAaORY Nurses Association of Connec Mary’s Episcopal Church and tion^ brook , we witnessed a ticut will meet Tuesday at 7:30 Two Arrested W.G. GLENNEY CO. very interestllig bird fight. A also the woman’s auxiliary of p.m. in the amphitheater at St. the church. She- was a member STOCKTON, CaUf. (AP) - pal and O.C. were riding by Francis Hospital, Hartford. Dr. of the Daughters of Liberty, No. Two fugitives who gave up horse and concord buggy on the BUY OFF THE SAVE Elliott Gross, state medical without a fight are in jail, ac way home from trout fishing 125. examiner, will be the guest Deluxe Survivors are two sons, cused of nine slayings in the Dark Hollow Brook. speaker. Emergency room FACTORY FLOOR 30% to 60 % Robert A. Chambers of California’s latest mass murder Now a gamecock is con department physicians, nurses, Manchester and John T. and two deaths in Arizona. sidered quite a formidable clerks and other interested per C OEP Students at Work Authorities said they were BATH VANITIES adversary. A hen turkey seems Chambers of Clifton, N.J., and sons are invited to attend. tree grandchildren. checking reports of possible Add a real decorator touch to your bath or powder very meek and inoffensive. But there they were at it. Funeral services are Monday Loreen Pelletier, on the ladder, and Paula Watkins, students at Manchester High School, other victims in Denver and room. Furniture styled — bath vanities hide pipes at 1 p.m. at St. Mary’s Loyal' Circle of Kings New York. Willie Luther and fittings while adding extra storage space for We stopped and watched for a MIDDLE TPKE. STORE For two daysSAIE only THE LIVING ROOM By BEZZINI opens its factory doors to the are adding a festive touch in the window area of King’s Department Store at the Parkade. Steelman, 28, of Lodi, Calif., long time. The cock would jump MORE UPHOLSTERED FURNITURE Episcopal Church. Burial will Daughters will meet Monday at The girls are members of the distributive education phase of the Cooperative Oc towels, soaps, cleansers and bathroom sundries. public for selling at direct factory prices. Choose from a factory inventory of 7:45 p.m. in the Federation and Douglas Gretzler, 22, of and strike for her head or neck be in East Cemetery. cupational Education Program (GOEP). Distributive education is a program designed to Stop In today...we’re sure to have an elegant vani WILL BE CLOSED hundreds of sofas, chairs, loveseats, ottomans, reeliners, sleep-sofas, sectionals THAN YOU’VE EVER SEEN Friends may call at the Room of Center Congregational New York state, were with his spurs as he would prepare students for careers in marketing and distribution. By helping King’s with their ty that’s styled just right for your decor. and swivel rockers. Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Church. Mrs. Alice Clark is scheduled for arraignment in against another gamecock. IN YOUR LIFE! Main St., Sunday from 7 to 9' hostess, Christmas decorations these students are able to apply the display principles they have Stockton Municipal Court today As fast as hq^was, he was not p.m. learned in class to a real store situation. (Herald photo by Bevins) ■'n nine counts each of murder. Ceme see our complete quite fast enough. We never Friends wishing to do so may saw him hit his mark once. N That hen could duck like a flash make memorial contributions Arms Sale Pending selectlon-AII styles, and then give him a swipe with SOFAS GREATER HARTFORD’S ONLY CHAIRS to the Book of Remembrance at WASHINGTON (AP) - Hun her wing that knocked hini HINDREOS OF DIFFERENT STYLES JUST A FEW OF HUNDREDS St. Mary’s Episcopal Church. dreds of millions of dollars in THOUSANDS OF BEAUTIFUL FABRICS proposed U.S. arms sales to down. At first he seemed sur Special Education sizes and pricesi prised, then he seemed to be This little decorator chair will brighten any Stanley Grzesiak Arab nations are still pending .A ,,rcr.T factory even though these countries getting groggy and slowing LOVE SEAT PRICED spot in your home. Reg. Stanley Grzesiak of 410 To Be Stressed Windsor Man down. At last he had to swallow have cut oil shipments in Beelzebub Rd., South Windsor, k his pride and admit defeat. The Reg. S249 $' was pronounced dead on arrival retaliation for-U.S. support of FACTORY SAA ^ A / 1 By State Bureau Israel. However, Pentagon of hen turkey appeared fresh and at Manchester Memorial . unruffled. PRICED Hospital this morning after suf Accused Of ficials say the talks are stalled, getting it. Local boards blame at least temporarily, because of . There was an old dirt road fering an apparent heart at HARTFORD (AP) - The from Buckingham to FAQORY Reg. SI 19 the state for reimbursing only the Middle East situation. 3-CUSHION SOFA PRICED tack, Manchester Police state Education Department is two-thirds of the added cost of Marlborough four corners. reported. putting the finishing touches on special ed. There was one of those Ben PRICED A high back, swivel rocker good a five-year plan to improve Kidnaping lieg. S299 $' Police were called to Main St. Ross hinted that the plan fYanklin milestones beside it." special education in Connec and Middle Tpke. at 3:50 a.m. would include a recommenda Wonder if it is still there. The ticut. Fire Calls to assist Grzesiak’s wife, who tion for full reimbursement, road where it stood has long 77 Joe Gordon, chief of the A 25-year-old Windsor man is ducted from the parking lot of a told them she thought her hus with payments for current THURSDAY since been abandoned and is not FACTORY Reg. SI■'{9 band had suffered a heart at department’s bureau of pupil school years instead of for the being held at the Connecticut local shopping center. usable. PRICED V 9:27 p.m. — Washdown of gas 4-CUSHION SOFA FACTORY tack. Police said Grzesiak was personnel and special Correctional Center, Hartford, The victims were taken to preceeding year, as is now the oline spillage on E. Middle We used to have one of those slumped over in the front seat educational -services, said the in lieu of a $100,000 bond set Tolland, police said, where the This contemporary tub PRICED case. Tpke. (Town Fire stones on E. Center St. at the Reg. S399 chair has Herculon covers of his car. plan contains more than 50 He also said the department after he appeared in Tolland alleged crime of deviate sexual L cembtery. ft told the miles to «248 recommendations. County Superior Court Department). and front casters. Grzesiak and his wife were needed to continue publicizing intercourse took place. ,TODAY Hartford Court House as nine. taken to the hospital by police, Although he said he couldn’t Thursday on charges stemming Police withheld names of the 24" BATH VANITY that parents of children who 12:58 a.m. — Report of smoke 2 0 " SPACE It had been removed before the and he was pronounced dead on discuss details until the state froip a Nov. 2 abduction of a victims. WITH FiniNGS need special education are en at 138 Wells St. (Town); no fire. SAVER VANITIES Manchester Historical Society arrival at the emergency room. Board of Education acts on the woman and her child. Legere was presented in titled to receive it at their 9:26 a.m. — Large grass fire was formed and at that time The 100" Chesterlield solas sell regu FURNITURE FACTORY The Newkirk and Whitney plan next month, “ it could The man, (Jrarge E. Legere, Superior Court Thursday, town’s expense. off Interstate 86 near Exit 94 some bluffer .wrote to The larly lor $399.95. Upholstered in heavy Funeral Home, 318 Burnside change the direction of the was apprehended Thursday by where bond was set at $100,000 A legislative subcommittee (Eighth District Fire Herald to say the stone was lost glove-solt vinyl. Ave., East Hartford, is in bureau in terms of where it Vernon Police and State Police and the c^se was continued to REO. ai^ had stood between Harrison Reg. 199. also has been looking at ways of Department). REO. D ir e c t io n *; \ o To charge of arrangements, which places its greatest emphasis,” improving special ed. At times, and arrested on a Superior Nov. 15. $71.95 St, and the cemetery gate. FAaORY FACTORY Gordon said in an interview. $92.9$ WillirtftNtiC Beautifully carved wood frame, are incomplete. its meetings have been heated Court bench warrant. He was White glitter plastic That was not true. PRICED room PRICED More than likely the plan will charged with first-degree kid Mark A. Moscone, 16, of 333 Cultured marble top. Vv/ur^ velvet upholstering and elegant Ralph K. Langille with arguments over whether laminate finish. 18" O.C. was very familiar with caning. One of eight styles. call for changes in the 1967 law naping, injury or risk of injury Center Rd., Vernon, was plastic laminate, gold that stone and its location, but Ralph K. Langille, 63, of the state is going overboard in round porcelain bowl. Regularly $499. that requires local boards of to a child, and first-degree arrested Thursday on charges accents. Pop-up faucet. to get a check for his own FAaORY T nC-To RV Newington was killed forcing taxpayers to support 4isil/S0M0/l J Thif atunnipg looso education to identify and special programs. deviate sexual Intercourse. of third-degree burglary and satisfaction he contacted PRICED Wednesday in an automobile provide programs for all 2»84r/50III/I plHow lovoMot It up- The committee has a rough Vernon Police said Legere second-degree larceny, Vernon another man who was bound to holatored In a lacquard accident in Nova Scotia. He was children who need special ■ X draft of a bill to set up a un was taken into custody at East Police said. remember it clearly. Without valvat. the brother of Mrs. Francis attention because of physical, iform method of evaluating Hartford’s Circuit Court 12 Police said the charge stems the slightest suggestion for Reg. S239 Wetherell and Aubrey Langille, mental, social or emotional when he was released from that from investijgation of an Oct. 29 / Stunning fireside chair in FACTORY both of Manchester. special education programs. prompting by O.C., the other problems. court after a pending case was complaint lodged with police by old-timer tdd all exactly as 100% Chatham nylon. PRICED Mr. Langille was president “The evaluation of programs Acting State Education Com disposed of. Antonio’s Boutique at Vernon T u m r u i r i . O.C. remembers It. and founder of the Reliable is a local responsibility. But missioner Maurice J. Ross told Police said the bench warrant Circle, police said. The stone was near the foot of Flame stitch velvet and walnut bar rail are Electric Motor Co. in Hartford. that feature has been con the board this w^ek that the charges stem from an incident Moscone was released on a a bank where Porter St. turned featured on this $800. sofa. Other survivors are his wife, spicuously lacking,” Ross said. department planned to put in the afternoon of Nov. 2 in $500 non-surety bond for court off from E. Center. In order to a son, a daughter, two other He said the department, FAQORY more pressure on local boards which a young mother and her appearance Nov. 20. improve the layout of the curve, sisters, and five grandchi;dren. because of limited manpower, to see that the law is iarried four-year-old daughter were ab- it was necessary to cut the bulk PRKED Funeral services are Satur often has approved local out. Charles W. Sanborn Jr., 24, of back. Instead of resetting the Reg. 229 day at 9:30 a.m. at Rose Hill programs “on faith.” This iriassive patchwork “ We’re going to be most The office of (legislative 74 Cooper St., Manchester, was stone back on the bank it was FACTORY Funeral Home, 580 Elm St., vigilant in enforcing the FACTORY swivel rotker comes in a research has money to study charged Thursday, on a Circuit taken to the basement of the True elegance is ro- PRICED Rocky Hill. Burial will be in statute,’1* he said in a sub Court 12 warrant, with issuing a PRICTD variety of colors. A great other aspects of special educa State Police then town gsrage, where it was llectcd in this velvet Rose Hill Memorial Park, sequent interview. bad check, Vernon Police said. ESTER choice for big and tall men. Rocky Hill. tion. But its director, Carl discovered after the park trodHionol sofa. Sells The department has es He was released on his written This is a test patterp, to: department took over the gar There are no calling hours. Franz, said other business has Barracks regularly f«r $749.95. H 3 8 timated that one-fourth to prpmise to appear in court Dec. determine The Herald’s print 24" BATH VANITIES age. The family suggests that any pushed that research aside for ing quality one-third of the nearly 90,000 May Shift 4. 30" BATH VANITIES O.C. wrote a letter to the ■O ' memorial contributions may be .the time being. children in Connecticut who Historical Society offering the made to the Newington HARTFORD (AP) - State need special education aren’t correction of the original site East Lir To Volunteer Ambulance Corps. police are considering moves of Ktthf Mjn; "tt four man toft Um ahellon, eSaar up — You fSOHW tava HAKnWAnll JIaWFO**' volad tor Ptro't, Hi't atwajra a artnnar IlMI oMm rou OHlf 0W SaaiT and a tip for locating the stone 9 various barracks and, possibly, SLEEP-SOFAS Lists Heat where it went. The return ad headquarters which are now n r a n ! Hm , HAan^ h i tSMa NUaa ImIh, Aa FiMk Mm a t liN Fm. 89” FACTORY M ORE THAN 100 IN STOCK Suggestions located in Hartford, Com HOK: hlaA haata, hria Mhii Ea Hni h i M hnm , CMMMHr, tiN), CHmn dress never brought his letter 1-pc. cultured marble top.- PRICED MILWAUKEE (AP) - “All missioner Cleveland B. M hp, Gaa T*a hat, RMh haM PiWai, faa, Inaal h ia h Ua^ hail TaalNi^ 1 -pc. cultured marble lop, back nor did he ever get and ★ 30 DAYS SAME AS CASH ImIi^ frM Ht NMnIp 4"ppp-up faucet. White Only 66" wide, yet this quali female employes will wear hot- Fuessenich said Thursday. walnut-finish formica acknowledgement of it. So be it. ★ FACTORY GUARANTEE ON ALL MERCHANDISE formica laminate base, One evening O.C. was ty lawson solo has a full sized ’ pants, which should generate a Moving headquarters to the' laminate base. 4" pop ★ CUSTOM-MADE ORDERS ACCEPTED AT SALE PRICES bod. FACTORY gold accents. Assembled. scrutinizing the old stone with substantial amount of heat in former site of the Meriden up faucet. Assembled. (PLEASE ALLOW 2 WEEKS FOR MANUFACTURE) PRICED the office.” • VISIT OUR lUPORTSD BASKST DISPUY • his children and a flashlight. A ^hool for Boys would be done 114SI/MS33/I INCLUDES SOFA, LOVESEAT & CHAIR ★ FREE DELIVERY OF SALE MERCHANDISE That was one of the "rules” to gain needed space and put ‘‘Our Produce h n 't Packaged, Pick Out Your Oton!” policeman stopped and AS700 VALUE UPHOLSTERED IN B0LTA(l EX. facetiously posted Thursday in headquarters in a central state demanded what we were doing the office of Clerk of Courts location, he said. WEEKEND SPECIALS! to that gravestone. Francis X. McCormack Other ideas about moving in After hearing the explanation following President Nixon’s clude relocating the Ridgefield t a m B i a t ...... dw . » io and seeing the proof, he said, SECTIONALS speech on the need to conserve barracks in Southbury, the SPUMCH, Native, Washed ___lb. 4 f o “Well, I’ll be damned. All my OVER 50 DIFFERENT STYLES energy. Hartford barracks to East T0HIW 0E8, Vine Ripened . : ...... lb. 4BQf ...... BARCALOUNGERBERKLINE ACTION FACTORY Fin G ER A LO “Match periods, rather than Hartford and consolidating ICEBERG LETTUCE . . . REOINIItS coffee breaks, will be held,” radio dispatching for troops at GREEN MT. POTATOES ...... l O l t l . l B FUNESAL HOME another of the rules stated. Litchfield, Canaan and CLEAN HIJACK Reg.j:i9.9o “Every half hour employes will Southbury in Litchfield on an >h to if Ihi H m Asi EIWAn) IIFITZCOULD, DKECTOR LOUIS (AP) — Police FACTORY Super comfoitaUe os both sofa A iitd. stand up and light a match to experimental basis. cawunuMGFi are seeking a thief who made a Pkk out a rediner like this quality iTTM an PRICER This full-size sofo if upholstered in Main Str^ keesp everyone warm.” The commissioner also said ‘clean” geUway jn a stolen lull position chair in o variety oi 225 heiivy duty Herculon. lined skirls and FACTORY And the list of regulations he’s considering a move In the truck goma from the Procter colors. 15 Feet of HandsooM Colonial Seationbl m your Manchester •THeKINQ and Gamble plant in Chicago T.V. rest PRICED also stated: oistant future ofv s the VSSW A#WliSS%iSS^Bethany c^ice el HerculMi covers. Reg.- 699. Reg..U9.9.x ‘'All hot hews copy will be Stafford Springs barracks OP to a company office here. The $88 PHONE 643r5940 •tninpH fni- a narl/ul of hecausc thev ara imf renHIIv PRODUCt 88$ MAfiif ST,, SEANGHBauiBR driver had parked the tru<* on DWNtHED, IM Om OM l MIWICE retained for a period of one because they are not readily hour before, releasihg to the accessible to the Interstate the street near his home when ' 'BSL, 6484B88 the vehicle disappeared. The<- 30 DAY CHARGE a MASHR CHARGE • FREE DELIVERY • EXTENDED PAYMENT PLANS • LjCT AWAY news media.” highway system. truck was packed with soap ■ e PAGE FOURTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn.■ Fri,. Nov. 9. 1873 IT MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn.. Fri:. Nov. ». 1OT3 - PAGE FIFTEEN Bolton Notes •Andover^ Hebron DONNA HOLLAND on the regional planning com mas lights both publicly and throughout the school year. Correspondent mission. The representative privately. A state conventibn for 6464)375 must be a member of the town’s It would not be fair to toembers has been scheduled Funds Approved for April in Windsor Locks. At ^ ■ The Selectmen received a planning commission, be ap businesses to have one section Vol. XXXVI, No. 6 the convention, students will be Frjday, November 9, 1973 request from Richard pointed by it ans approved by not use any lights and another ANNE-EMT I^ECIAL PURCHASE Blackstone, chairman of the the selectmen. all lit up, they said. involved in various competitive For Gifted Child Applicants should call the will be held this evening at 6:45. events and the election of state Correipondent Capitol Region Council of As no present planning com At this time for private Tel. 228-3971 Red Crosa office, 643-5111 and ’The menu will consist of turkey officers. Aquaettes ■Governments (CRCOG), asking mission members desire to be homes, the selectmen request ANNE EMT •• Citizens of Hebron are urded make an appointment with in with all the “trimmings,” and • FROM CHRYSIER CORPORATION • ’The FBLA annual convention that a local appointment be the representative, the everyone to do everything Correepondenl one day a week as speech by Aaron Reid, first selectman, terviews to be conducted by members planning to attend will be held in June in San Fran made to the capitol region plan Selectmen are Inquiring as to possible to conserve energy Tel. 228..3971 therapist. Miss Boyer taught at to curtail the use of fuel and welfare personnel each should bring a salad or Perform cisco. 7 3 DODGE POLARA CUSTOM 4 DR. HARDTOPS ning commission and the whether or not a planning com during the holidays ahead. For the first time, the An the elementary school last year energy by exercising some lim- Tuesday. vegetable dish. regional forum so the new coun mission alternate can be Zoning Commission The club is presently dover Board of Education has but resigned to continue ple measures. This new system will avoid ’The annual meeting will be “Friday Night At the organizing fund raising events cil can complete its organiza designated the representative. voted to appropriate funds for graduate work. In calling for the curtailment, long waiting periods due to the called to order at 8 p.m. & CORONET CUSTOM 4 DOOR SEDANS Movies,’’ produced by the Edward Zakowski was in order to r a ^ money to send tion and begin to involve the Bolton is also entitled to at tuition and transportation un Meetings Reid staM that not only will scb^uling of appointments. Menu Quettes Club, proved to be recently appointed to the zoning representatives to Windsor representatives in programs, least one representative on the commission to fill a vacancy der the special education The board voted to change its “conseriration measures save . Fees The menu next week at the entertaining to all who Lc«ks and San Francisco. FACTORY AIR CONDITIONED projects qnd other regional forum. caused by a member moving. program for a “gifted” child. regular meeting date from the money and fuel, but will also Aaron Reid, first selectman elementary schools will be: attended. ’Theme songs from deliberations. Club nfembers are presently first Tuesday of the moPth to has announce a change in fees ALL WITH BALANCE OF CHRYSLER'S 18 M0./18,000 MILE WARRANTY several major motion pictures As Zakowski was an alternate Monies have been previously decrease environmental Monday: No school. Veterans SAMPLE BUY; « « H n ii ’The capitol regional planning Christmas Lights selling Kadet personalised appropriated for programs for the second Tuesday of the pollution.” for pistol permits and dog Day. provided a background to tte to the commission, a new alter stationery. commission and regional forum At recent meetings of the nate is being sought by the the gifted but never before a month. He mentioned a few members licenses. Tuesday: Hot dog on a roll, acuatic choreography of Future fund, raising events 7 3 DODGE POLARA CUSTOM 4-DR. HARDTOP ( ar^j subdivisions of the newly Capitol Region Council of Selectmen who require he be an specific child. Arts and Crafts such as resetting thermostats Effective this past Oct. 1 the baked beans, cole slaw, pears. several gifted swimmers. With anticipated by the club are a Stock Nbr. P-437. Equipped with factory air condi- w merged Capitol Region Plan Governments, attended by active member. The board’s action, taken The Andover League of Arts to the lowerst acceptable set local permit for pistols is a five- Wednesday: Hamburg pizza, each new song came a change dinner dance and a Spring tioning, V-8 engine, automatic, powersteering, ^ ning Agency and CRCOG. First Selectman Richard The selectmen were also following an executive session, and Crafts will meet Monday ting, citing that a decrease of year permit which carries a $5 garden salad, peaches. in costume adding to the at Presently First Selectman fashion show. fee for renewals and a $6 fee for power brakes, balance of Chrysler's 18/18 warran- Morra, many discussions on the notified that the present alter agreed to pay $200 tuition and 10 evening at 8 at the Andover two to four degrees will save an Thursday: Meat loaf, mashed ty. mosphere of unique entertai^ Richard Morra attends CRCOG Elementary School and a new applications. ment. conserving of energy and fuel nates show littlb interest in the cents a mile to send a child to appreciable amount of fuel. potato, green beans, fruit meetings. Representatives to have taken place. the Talcott Mountain Science workshop meeting and value oil And effective Nov. 1 of this cocktail. Some of the theme songs used working of the commission. Also, Reid mentioned turning CLEARANCE OF REMAINING /Ts! ALL WITH DRASTICALLY REDUCED PRICESI the two subdivisions are Most recently, as the holidy IMW In h i IMtb jlrs isi^ Center for one semester. painting will be given by Mrs. year, the fees for dog licenses were from Mash, Cabaret, Love FBLA Club Nut Ml In frNn off the beat supply in unused Friday: Tuna salad sandwich, needed. season approaches, the dis ’The Future Business Leaders This action resulted from a Bianca Massey. rooms, serviving oil burners have increased to $9.70 for vegetable soup, potato chips Story, The Wizard of Oz and Each CRCOG member town MfisthnMiTMl Members are requested to female dogs and $5.50 for Best Legs In Town Romeo and Juliet. cussions have centered on of America Club (FBLA) will Cil 143-nil request received by the toard regularly, including replace gelatin with topping. is entitled to one representative regionalizing the use of Christ bring brushes and paints. Can spayed females and male dogs. NEW 73 DODGE CHARGER 2 DR. HARDTOP NEW 73 DODGE CORONET CUSTOM Coming back fw this occasion hold, bi-monthly meetings from Mr. and Mrs. T.W. Bird- ment of filters, closing ’raree struggling Aquaettes finaUy kick it last Friday night at the MHS pool. (Sweetnam sail with respect to their son vas paper will be provided. draperies, shades and shutters Thanks V -8,au tom atic, p o w e ritttn n g , po>wRrdit€ 4 DOOR SEDAN. V-8, automatic, power ttotr- ■ photo) ^ Tom Cameron ‘73 helped with Emery N. Taylor, chairman brakes, vinyl roof, radio. Stock Nbr. 3371. ing, power brokei, w hiltw olii, air conditioned, the entertainment by narrating who was categorized last year except when the light supply is LIST $4018. $AVE $568. radio, tiatod gkm, vinyl roof. Slock Nbr. 3057. as a result of the elementary needed, and keeping consump of the Republican "Town Com LIST $4360. $AVE $665. several of the numbers in mittee, would like to thank all various voices. During a school’s evaluation of the SRA tion of electricity during late printouts as a “gifted child,” afternoon and early evening residents who supported the « 3 4 5 0 western song Tom’s imitation Church Deacon Republican ticket at last All in Family ^ 3 6 9 5 Hockey Season Ends of John Wayne was very according to standards es hours to a minimum. THE 7 4 tablished by the Statb Board of In addition, homeowners ’Tuesday’s elections. successful. Guest Speaker Even though the girl’s Field However, scoring alone was not source of delict to coach and Education. should check the insulation Now that the elections are One of the write-in votes for Hockey Team failed to make the backbone of the team. Good At intermission eight lovely, over, Taylor urges all to “ get team alike. Perhaps her most muscular, well-built clowns In a letter to the Andover around windows, doors and in town director ’Tuesday at the NEW 73 DODGE POLARA CUSTOM NEW 73 CHRYSLER NEW YORKER the local tourney, the team has all around offense and defense popular song was (done to the John Bossidy, permanent on with the business of working 6 PASSENGER WAGON. Air cenditientd, power showed their amazing talents. board, dated Nov. 6, Mr. and attics for improvements and to Waddell School polling place BROUGHAM 4 DR. HARDTOP. Full power includ- nothing to be ashamed of. Get was developed and the tune of Mickey Mouse) H-O-C- CHEVROLETS Mrs. Birdsall referred to the deacon at the Church of the make immediate repairs to for the town.” / was for Michael Fendell and (leering, power diic broket, tinted glaii, V -i, Ing window, A itn li, Auto,/Temp AirCondi- Flippering their way across aulematic, i&die. Stock Nbr. 3221. ting off to a slow start due to a goaltenders are to be given a K-E-Y S-T-I-C-K. Without her Assumption, will be guest lioning and igore. Stock Nbr. 3095. 9 MHS pool in various antics fact that the board is “not man slow leakage of hot water not Norman Fendell, as . LIST $5407. $AVE $1057. jostling of positions seemed to grrat de^ of credit. ’The teain/^sm iling face to cheer up dated” by the legislature to speaker at the Ladies of St. faucets. reported Thursday in The LIST $7109. SAVE $1464. have an effect on their record. proved a light spot in the. James meeting Monday night. Churches finished its season with a VM remorseful times, the team evening. \ provide programs for gifted Food Stamps Herald. However, it’s all in the Many inexperienced players record. would never have been the NOW! children as they are for lear 'The evening will open at 6:30 In recognition of the grave ^ 4 3 5 0 Aaron Reid, first selectman, family. Michael and Norman ^ 5 6 4 5 also added to the commencing ’Thanks are extende^tbCoach ’The closing number of the at St. James Church with a plight of the American Indians, same. Wendy was a very show, done to the music from ning dibbled children. ' reports that application for non Fendell are brothers. confusion. However, many of Mary Faignant apet Assistant agressive player, constituting However, they cited Sec. 10- Mass for the deceased. After public food stomps are now to churches In Hebron will par the new players will return next Coach Reb^ca^B^t. Romeo and Ju liet,. was ar Mass, a dinner catered by ticipate Nov. 18 in All-Church BRAND NEW 1973 DODGE PICK-UPS AT SPECIAL SAVINGS! one of the two nose casualties of tistically performed with the 76a(e) of the statues concerning be made at the Red Cross year with post-season play a Sharing ^ s p o t of captain the team. She will return next CHEVROLET • CHEVELLE special education which states, Frank Lattuca of Manchester headquarters, 237 East Center American Indian Sunday with use of cfuidles as a prop. All the shining goal. for the vpnuty team Were 'Gail year for her last season of play. “Children requiring 'special Community College will be St., Manchester, instead of at special services. Sophomore Terry Donovan BartlqttW l Wendy Comp. Gail choreographies were served at St. James School. At- the same time, special Captains of the JV team (or engineer^ by senior girls and education includes any excep the state welfare office. A b o u t T o w n was the team’s high scorer. was definitely the slav^iver tional child who...has extraor Guests are welcome and According to Reid, the offerings will be taken to help of the team. Her constant Petunias, if you will) were were well appreciated by the reservations may be made by support the many needed different each week. Before large attendance. NOVA • MONTE CARLO dinary learning ability or out- relocation was prom pt^ by Manchester Assembly, Order “STICKWORK!” and “74’s” stapding talent in the creative contacting Mrs. ’Theresa Parla several factors including larger programs for American In of Rainbow for Girls, will CHORCHES each thrilling game, two or Mrs. John Moriarty. I n d i a n s will make her long arts, the development of which quarters, direct bus line service dians. rehearse Saturday at 9 a.m. at remembered by members of bashful players would be Members are reminded to Supper DODGE OF MANCHESTER CHRVSIER selected to be ‘Captain For A requires programs or services and availability of transporta the Masonic Temple for Mon the Petunias and Pansies alike. beyond the level of those or bring wrapped Christmas toys The annual supper and Day’ (no relation whatsoever to . • VEGA • tion by the Cross for the day night’s initiation. AU of 80 OAKLAND STREET, MANCHESTER Win? In all sincerity it should be dinarily provided in regular for the missions in Alabama. elderly and disabled under cer meeting for members of the ficers are required to attend the 643-2791 noted that Gail was a very ver the ’TV show (^ueen For A Day). Intramurals Gifts should be marked with the Gilead Congregational Church It was a standing room only Therefore, each girl on Uiis MOST MODELS IN STOCK READY FOR DEUVERY school programs but which may tain conditions. rehearsal. satile and able hockey player To Start be provided through special age and sex of the recipient. crowd that witnessed the and captain. She could dways team can one day brag to her Manchester Indians knock off grandchildren, “Gee, I was education as a part of the public be counted on to get teammates Volleyball intramurals for school program.” Rockville to become the first captain of a Field Hockey team out of a catastrophic situation. the girls begin Nov. 19. Sign-up In approving the appropria team to reach the quarter Gail, by the way, is a senior. once.” will be in Miss Malley’s and BUY NOW! BEFORE THE RKam finals of...These same fans Manager Gail Shimaitis tion, the board, according to its Wendy, conunonly known to Mrs. Best’s office. chairman, Mrs. Beatrice were standing on tables, members of the team as (XC deserves special congrats as Session will be each Monday peering through the windows she was given the hardest job of Kowalski, felt we “do nothing (co-captain Comp) was the and Wednesday after school for the gifted.” and cheering wildly as the all...managing a bunch of goof- songleader of the group. Her from 2:15-4 p.m. PRICE RISE Since the expenditure fails Petition Asks seconds ticked away. Rockville original hockey songs proved a balls like the ones on the team. Girls are asked to note that N used a last ditch come-from- \ under the category of special these intramurals are not to education, it is two-thirds reim behind effort, but that really serve as a tryout for the girl’s YOU EXPECT US TO HAVE was snuffed out by Ken Irish bursable by the state. Bond» Hearing volleyball team. ’The advisor Fuel Conservation and Dallas Dodge who put Prom Tickets will be Mrs. Best. another point on the board that DETTER USED CARS..AND WE DO! In an effort to conserve fuel, MERCURY assured the Tribe of its first the board was in agreement ANNE EMT ’The board’s action to honor a that all classroom thermostat victory of the season. Now On Sale 73 OLDS $3295 73 PONTIAC $3395 71 nNTO $1945 Correspondent petition was taken in spite of Did all of the above happen at Tickets go on sale for the another financial loss, the 69 DODGE $1499 be lowered to 68 degrees with Tel 228-3971 legal advice from its counsel Cutlass Sport. Cpe. V-8, LeMans Sport Sedan. V-8, Cpe. 4-cyl., A/trans., radio. a late football game? No.. This Junior Prom Nov. 14,15, and 16. stipulation was included that Coronet Sport Cpe. V-8, hallways being lowered to 65 stating that the meeting called Math Team A/trans, vinyl roof, power A/trans., air condition, vinyl LINCOLN scene occurrrd Monday night at It will be held December 8 in the prom will only be held if A/trans., vinyl roof, radio. degrees. A petition, which the for Nov. 13 to request the Studying Hard steering, power brakes, roof, power steering, power Regional District 8 Board of Burger King, the “Home of the the MHS cafeteria (naturally ticket sales were enough to In addition, all doors to the borrowing of $40,000 is outside radio. brakes, radio. Education has stated shuld be YVl Whopper” where the two teams some attempts will be made to meet the cost of holding it. If 68 BOICK $1595 72BDKK $3349 classrooms are to be kept shut budgetary processes and has LeSabre Custom Cpe. V-8, and no windows are to be honored “if properly com been legally and correctly WIN were, engaged in the initial make it somewhat more attrac not, it will be canceled, and The 1973-74 Math Team is 71 C H n o in $2495 Skylark Sport Cpe. V-8, A/trans., vinyl roof, power opened. pleted,” is being circulated called. Whooper Eating Contest of tive than its usual state). money paid for tickets will be studying hard to get ready for 69 PONTIAC $1950 A/trans., radio, power MHS. Originally, It had been refunded. Impala 4-Door. V-8, A/trans., Firebird Sport Cpe. V-8, steering, power disc brakes, Buses throughout Hebron in an effort to However, the board’s counsel its first big meet of the season steering. seek a referendum vote on tte SKI WEEKEND FOR TWO What are the rules to this in decid^ not to hold a prom this Hopefully, ticket sales will power steering, radio. AM/FM stereo radio. According to a bus inspection felt that a petition should be Nov. 14. Team mebers were A/trans., air condition, vinyl board’s request for $40,000 for sane show of contesting year, because last year’s prom meet the cost. Otherwise, the roof, power steering. report, all school buses were in- honored and the board agreed recently selected as a r ^ t of the first phase of a middle appetites? Simple. A team con was a financial flop. However, kids who took advantage of this multiple examinations. 70 CHEVROLET $2145 sp^ted by the State Motor and stated that “a referendum in Beautiful K IL L IN G T O N , V E R M O N T 72 VOLKS $2445 71 PLYMOUTH $2725 Vehicle Inspector and school. date will be established at the V sists of five eaters from a members of the student opportunity will lose out, along eam members are 74: Jerry Caprice Sport Cpe. V-8, 71 FORD $2375 Fury III Sport Cpe. V-8, Last week the Hebron Board regional meeting (Nov. 18) if a i m i l l E I NO OBLIGATION... JUST COME IN school. Manchester used five assembly wanted to try and see with those who didn’t. ’The aucius, Richard Diamond, Super Beetle Cpe. 4-cyl., A/trans., power steering, everything was found to be in Mustang Sport Cpe. V-8, std. A/trans., air condition, vinyl of Selectmen were in un petition is filed.” O U U v a l u e : a n d r eg ister during NOVEMBER! ravenous football players. 'The If they could get up enough in prom is definitely a worthwUle SPam Malloy; 75: Mike L PAGE SIXTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Frl., Nov. 9, 1973 MANCHESTER EVEHIHG H E R ALD, Manchealer. Cam.. F ri.. Nov. 9, 1973 — PAGE SEVENTgfil^ World Series Splits NBA Showdown Herald Angle ^ ^Bania vs, Irish Near For Players NEW ORLEANS (AP) — By Earl Yost Second-ranked Alabama Reach All- Time High TorkelsonHeadlined will meet No". 5 Notre WORCESTER, Mass. (AP) - TTie National BasketbaU Sports Editor Association and its players association are headed for a Dame in the Sugar Bowl NEW YORK (APy - When the ground crew. The Mets also voted half showdown over the personal appearance clause of the while seventh-ranked Oakland A’s won the World Series in shares of $7,475.08 apiece to Jim NBA’s standard players’ contract. Louisiana S'tate will take 1972, they pocketed about ^,000 on No. 6 Penn State in the Pregosi and Phil Hennigan, who both • The players protest of the clause has manifested Itself in Eric Torkelson, the University of The University of New Haven, Orange Bowl, The apiece. For doing'the same thing this left the club in July and John the form of a boycott of network television interviews Connecticut’s leading rusher^ and the which fielded a varsitv football team year, they each came away with Strohmayer, a relief pitcher who during the Columbia Broadcasting System’s NBA Game- whole Central Connecticut State Associated Press has Ex’East Coach in News for the first time ,.uS year, wound up learned. better than $24,000. made only seven appearances and of-the-Week telecasts. College football team look forward its season last weekend with its eighth One former Manchester resident and one-time varsity However, the' plans That’s inflation for you. pitched 10 inpings after coming to the Consequently^the NBA and the players have turned the Saturday to setting a personal and loss in as many outings. matter over to Peter Seitz, a New York lawyer and ar football coach at East Catholic High in the news this week school pldiron record, respectively. would be scuttled if Notre Mets to replace Hennigan. Jim was Norm Gerber; The former UConn gridder and assis UConn’s Torkelson leads the con Baseball Commissioner Bowie bitrator, who was mutually chosen to hear the . issue by UConn, 6-2 overall and 4-0 in the Dame turns down a Gosger, a veteran outfielder who tant coach at Columbia University is the No. 1 choice to ference in rushing, with 922 yards, and m Kuhn released the World Series both groups. Yankee Conference, faces conference challenge by Coach Paul spent a couple of mid-summer months take over the reins from Frank Navarro as varsity mentor is runner-up in scoring, with eight shares Thursday with the A’s victory With the exception of the initial telecast between the foe Boston University on BU’s “Bear” Bryant to play his with the Mets, batting .239 in 37 next season. Gerber coached Catholic in 19M before touchdowns. i i over New York worth a record $24,- Phoenix Suns and the Atlanta Hawks, NBA players have astroturf. Crimson Tide in the Sugar games, received a one-third share of moving on to Central Connecticut State College as an assis Vin Clements, now with the New Bowl. ° 760.67 per man and the losing Mets $4,983.39. refused to consent to interviews before, during or after the Torkelson needs 78 yards to hit 1,000 York Giants of the National Football DAVE BIDWELL BRUCE TAGGART tant on the gridiron and head wrestling coach. Gerber, 37, Notre Dame Coach Ara getting $14,960.18 apiece. Saturday games. NBA games are being telecast under a yards rushing for the season and League, holds the UConn single has been , a defensive coordinator with the Ivy Parseghian said new three-year contract,reportedly for $27 million, become only the second player in season rushing standard with 1,141 "The biggest payoff pool in World The Mets also voted $100 apiece to Leaguers...The Western Massachusetts Pioneers in the Indians Receive Eastern Thursday: “Right now, several players who joined &e club betwMn the NBA and CBS. UConn football history to rea^ that yards. •’ Series history resulted from record But, according to league sources, the crux of the protest Atlantic Cpast Football League attracted less than 100 mark. our primary job is to get attendances for the five-game late in the season. Included in that paying customers to their last home start In Holyoke. The Making the contest with the ready for our game with group was rookie pitcher Bob is based on he players association’s loss of theilnancially Central (tonnecticut, meanwhile, Terriers a tough one for UConn Coach Ready for starting duty against Bristol Eastern National'^ and American League lucrative halftime One-On-One contests which lais.t season club is dwned by four local men and one from Coventry. will host Cortland State as the Blue tomorrow afternoon for Manchester High’s football Pittsburgh” Saturday. playoffs, as well as the Series The Apodaca, who pitched in only one There’s rio question red ink has been used in the venture Larry Naviaux is the emotion in “ We’re honored by the game, walking the only two batters he (AP photo) were part of the American Broadcasting Company’s Devils try for something they’ve volve. He left BU as head coach last team will be Dave Bidwell and Bruce Taggart. The combined total attendance was 643,- agreement with the NBA. The league broke with ABC last this fall.I.First NHL telecast of the season during prime never done since football was in Tribe, 2-4-1, will be an underdog against the Lancers, fact that they (Alabama) 641. faced, and journeyman pitcher Bob time In this area is slated Jan. 4 when Boston’s Bruins take year to take the UConn job. want to play us and by the Celts* Paul Silas Grabs Rebound Against Knicks season. troduced at the New Britain campus ‘Tve got an, emotional battle to 5-1-1, in the CCIL test at Memorial Field. Kickoff will The total player purse was $1,992,- Miller, a Met original who was on the New York Rangers on NBC... Bob Russell of fact they consider us as The One^On-One contests between the league’s players in 1935 — win eight games in one lick. I have spent up to four years with he at 1:30. 461.17 with receipts for World Series purchased from Detroit and appeared Hawthorne Wingo Second Beat in Battle Under Boards Manchester has been named Long Distance Running solid competition.” repor^ly put in excess of $100,000 into the pjayers season. every one of those p y s .” and league championship series in only one game, pitching just one in Chairman for the Amateur Athletic Union in Connecticut. association’s coffers last season. In other Saturday games featuring UConn’s conference record just out reaching $5,337,281.25. The com ning. Russell, a veteran runner, competes for the Hartford CBS and NBA have scrubbed the mini-games this season Connecticut teams, Yale, virtually distances the 4-1 league mark post^ missioner’s office and both league of Track CHub...Pro boxing Tuesday night at the Colundbia in favor of promotional films about the leape and its eliminated from a shot at the Ivy by Rhode Island, a team UConn meets Girls Given fices share in the receipts as well as Performance must have played a Music Hall in West Hartford will feature lightweights Ed players and referees. League title, hosts Pennsylvania, tied next weekend. the participating World Series clubs major part in the thinking of Bailey of Philadelphia and Springfield’s Eddie Owens. “The response to the new halftime shows-which are for the Ivy lead with Harvard and Penn, anxious to capture the Ivy Green Light and the first three finishers in each of Oakland’^ players when they cut up Celtics on Top produced the NBA Films and David Wolper has been fan Dartmouth; Coast Guard takes its 7-1 crown, looks at Yale with a particular baseball’s four divisions. the Series pool. Jesus Alou and Vic For L.L. Play YEAR..END SALE! Davalillo both came to the A’s from tastic,” said one leape spokesman. Most Improved Golfers record to American International hunger for victory but visiting Coach 9 The Mets voted 34 full shares, the SAVE $AVE $AVE the National League on the same day. ^ e players arpe that the leape and the network con College; Southern Connecticut, 6-2, Harry Garnble doesn’t think the con NEWARK, N.J. (AP) - New largest total of any of the 12 teams Wally Cichon, golf pro at the Ellington Ridge Country travels to Northeastern; and Trinity, Alou batted .306 in 36 games and was spired to eliminate the One-On-One contests because test will be like last year’s 48-30 Penn Jersey has become the first that receive World Series money. Club, rfeports Mary Heslin, Jim McCarthy and Don 3-3, plays at Amherst. state in the nation to order Lit voted one-half share of $12,380.43. Start to Finish profits last season were going to the players association, picnic over Yale. Automotics — Standard! — Oakland awarded 27 full shares. not the NBA. Oldham have been named the most improved golfers in the Also, Bridgeport, 7 -l,^ s its Lock tle League baseball teams to Davalillo batted .188 in 37 games and membership. Mrs. Heslin was runnenip for the women’s “Yale has the biggest offensive line lAi New Itng Whtelbaitl Among the New York cuts was a full The players counsel Larry Fleisher claims that l^ristol- Haven; Wesleyan will try to boost we’ll face, good backs in Rudy tireen permit girls to play. share voted to the Shea Stadium got one-third share of $8,253.62. NEW YORK (AP) - “It’s impor (Cities say it’s still too early to start club championship last summer. McCarthy is a well- "The institution of Little tant to start off good, especially in the bragging. Meyers, the sponsor, wa» willing to s i p a five-year con itself to a winning season as it puts a and Tyrell Hennings and a heck of an tract for the One-On-One game. ^ known local builder who served as club president last 3-3 record on the line in a home game League is as American as the other guy’s building,’’ shid Boston Jo Jo White added 19 points for the attack,” Gamble says. hotdog and apple pie,” Hearing Fleisher further contencU that the CBS half-time shows year...Bill Podolny has been elected president at Ellington against Little Three opponent forward Don Nelson. “ We needed to winners and Silas had 14. Boston Penn is 3-1 in league play while Yale Examiner Sylvia Pressler of are “commercial ventures” rather than NBA promotions for the 1974 season...Wally Young, former Windham High Williams; and Western Connecticut, get the momentum going.’’ dominated the boards with 60 is 2-2. the state’s Civil Rights Division because advertising is sold as part of the $27 million apee- hoop star, has been elected captain of the University of 3-4, will play at St. Peter’s in a night Nelson scored the first six points of rebounds to 46 for New York. The Bridgtport varsity basketball squad this season...Roller declared Wednesday. "There is ment between the le a p e and the network. game. no reason why that part of DATSUN PICKUPS the game to give the Celtics all the Knicks played without center Willis derby Tuesday night at the Springfield Civic Center will momentum they needed Thursday The issue came to a head two weeks ago when Ernie Americana should be withheld Reed, who injured a knee last week in bring together the San Francisco Bay Bombers and the from girls. night and they led all the way for a 9i- Loungeles. DiGregorio and other members of the Buffalo Braves refused to be interviewed after the Buffalo-(31eveland Sprinffield Chiefs. Charlie O’Connell, the sports No. 1 College Football Roundup “We must start somewhere THE #1 IMPORT TRUCK 84 victory over the New York Knicks. Pistons 129. Hawks IIS Cavaliers TV game. figure, will lead the West Coasters into action...Bob ia reversing the trends in this It was Boston’s eighth triumph in 11 Don Adams pumped in 10 straight Buffalo Coach Jack Ramsay threatened his players with Paritoau, a member of the security police unit at UConn, society. Girls should be treated outings this season and boosted them points in just over two minutes late in Canceled no differently than boys.” fines for their refusals, then abandoned that idea and went is again the referee for all volleyball matches in the Wesi two games ahead of New York in the the third period to put it away for The ruling, which covers only on himself for the interview. Side Rec League this winter. He’s also a top-flight baseball National Basketball Association Detroit. Adams, a former Hawk and a Spartans Point Saturday's scheduled New Jersey teams, followed a NBA Commissioner Walter Kennedy claims that sub and softball umpire...The new no-foul-out rule in the I This little Brute boasts the biggest^ Atlantic Division. native of Atlanta, wound up with 23 football gaine at Mt. Nebo complaint by a Hoboken girl sequent discussions with Fleisher in “an attempt to American Basketball Assn, apparently is having little There were just two other NBA points and teammate Bob Lanier had between East Catholic against Little League, Baseball, jengine of any mini-truck made.; modify his position have been unsuccessful.” affset on the number of fouls committed, which was one of games played last night. The Detroit 21. ’The Pistons have won seven of For Upset Win High and Monumnent Inc. of Williamsport, Pa., after Nevertheless, the NBA is maintaining its steadfast posi the major criticisms of opponents to the rule. After the the girl was eject^ from a [Enough punch to pock 1,000 lbs. Pistons downed the Atlanta Hawks their last nine games and Hawks’ High of Springfield has tion that the standard player contract obligates a player to first 59 games this season, there had been fewer fouls com team whose charter had been 129-115 and the Chicago Bulls shaded Coach Cotton Fitzsimmons was im NEW YORK (AP) — Michigan State’s chances of been canceled. [of payload. Or a funlpnd like uN “make reasonable promotional appearances at the request mitted then in the first 59 games a year ago. threatened by the national the Golden State Warriors 112-111. pressed. defeating top-ranked, unbeaten Ohio State Saturday and Cliff Demers, East of the leape and the association.” organization. [camper body. 1 tThe Utah Stars coasted past the “They whipped us from the opening registering a major college football upset for the third director of athletics, said The complaint by Maria N The players association is maintaining that the inter sagging New York Nets 124-109 in the buzzer to the final buzzer In every year in a row were all but dashed last week when three key the Bay State school was Pepe, 42, was prepared by the views are not a “reasonable promotional appearance" atad only American Basketball Association phase of the game,’’ said Fitzsim offensive players were sidelined with injuries. unable to play. National Organization of RIGHT NOW LYNCH MOTORS contest. neither is the new CBS half-time series which is filling the However, Michigan State Coach Dennis Stolz is quick to Women. MODEL PL620 mons. “Detroit played one whale of a coffers of the NBA. i HAS THE PRICE YOU WANT. Boston pujled away to a 20-point game.” ilRAND explain the formidable Spartan defense was responsibly Attorneys for Little League 1/2 TON PICKUP In the meantime, viewers won’t be seeing any interviews Baseball said they would appeal lead late in the second quarter and Stars 124, Nets 109 NEW AND for the two upsets. between the halves on Saturday afternoon for a while ^s Mrs. Pressler’s ruling to the cir cir was seriously threatened just once. Seven players scored In double DEMO Ohio State, 7-0, has given up only two touchdowns and 20 the players push their protest over the lost revenue frotn Appellate Division of Superior Ink Ifnk The Knicks ran off six straight points figures for Utah as the Stars handed points in two games. 'The steamrolling Buckeye rushing at Court,,, the state’s second »FinHtiii^ (iM n iiiif DELIVERED IN MANCHESTER* PLUS SALES TAX A REGISTRATION the One-On-One games. Midget Hoop 'AniUlt ' AvfiloU* at the start of the second half to cut New York its eighth consecutive tack which has averaged 372 yards a game is spearheaded highest tribunal, and to the the Boston lead to five points. But a defeat. Ron Boone was the high man by tailback Archie Griffin, who has dashed for 888 yards, Tryouts State Supreme Court if pair of foul shots by Dace Cowens and and quarterback Cornelius Greene, who has rushed for 574. necessary. with 21 points, 15 of them in the first Tryouts for the East Side Pee LYNCH MOTORS a layup by Paul Silas cut the Knick quarter. Nightmare of Lawsuits BUICK Michigan State, 3-5, will be without quarterback Charlie Miss Pepe’s complaint was "flarifnrd Aren't Lnrgeit Toyota Dealer". D e C O R M IE R Wee Basketball League will be filed in 1972. Despite her vic rally short. Nets’"star Julius Erving spent much Baggett, center Charlie Ane and tackle Phil Smolinski, all held Monday at the East Side 34S Cintcr St., Mancheilir 646-4321 MOTOR SALES. INC. tory, she is now too old to try Boston has beaten New York twice of the game on the bench with a sore of whom underwent surgery and are lost for the season. Rec from 6 to 7:30 p.m. Please in as many tries this season but the LUXURY CARS Third-ranked Oklahoma, paced by quarterback Steve out for her team, the Hoboken 285 BROAD STR EET, M AN CH ESTER PHONE 643-4165 knee but is expected to play Saturday bring gym shorts and sneakers. Young Dems. night in San Diego. Davis and running back Joe Washington, risks its un Foreman Sad, Electras i r Rivieras ^ Centurions defeated record against No. 10 Missouri. The Sooners are V still A Nice Selection At 6-0-1 while the Tigers are 7-1. Fifth-ranked Notre Dame, 70, has been offered a chance Can’t Get Fight to play second-ranked Alabama in the Sugar Bowl, but the BIG SAVINGS only game Fighting Irish Coach Ara Parseghian is con EVEN THQUGH OTHERS KCULSAIE I s a m p u b u y I cerned about is Saturday’s clash with No. 20 Pittsburgh. NEW YORK (AP) — A youthful dream of punching his The Crimson Tide voted Thursday to go to the Sugar way to financial security has turned into a nightmare of 73 BUICK CENTURION Bowl with the intention of playing Notre Dame. lawsuits, monetary problems and difficulty in obtaining, CONVERTIBLE An offensive battle is expect^ when No. 6 Penn State, 8- S lo ck 13564 HAVE TALKED ABOUT 1973 COUNTRY SQUIRE 1973 LTD 4 fights for heavyweight championship George Foreman. 0, faces unranked North Carolina State. The Ni'ttany Lions T’m not starving but I don’t LIST $6 US tiny American flag in the ring have averaged 39 points a game and are 11th in the nation have any money — I’m about in total offense while North Carolina State has averaged broke,” Foreman said after winning the 1964 Olympic V-8, automatic, power steering, convenience 32.9 points a contest and is 15th in overall offense. group, luggage rack, AM radio, deluxe bumper V-8, automatic, power steering, wsw tires, con Thursday. “I can’t get any of championship in Mexico Qty, H830 the money I’ve won. I’m trying was an underdog when he The eighth-ranked Southern California Trojdns, 6-1-1, on THE MAZDA IS venience group, deluxe bumper group, AM ra group, body side moldings, power tailgate lock, fought Joe Frazier for the Burgundy w ith white top, 60/40 block cuitem interior, 8 .■'x » < A . r PAGE EIGHTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Fri., Nov. 9. 1973 ■ 'is' Coaches ’ Corner One MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Fri., Nov. 9. 1973 — PAGE NINETRWin By John LaFontand Business Bodies m HAPPY ADS Order Yonr — — EAST CATHOUC— — After Recard-i REPRESENTATIVE HONORED R. Michael Quish of 140 Joseph L. CserwlnsU of 254 -Happy It’s a lot easier to write this column this week for ob Elizabeth Dr., Manchester, has Henry St., Manchester,. has fiVA PINEHURST, N.C. (AP) - Glbby Gilbert had but one It was "far and away the best of my career,” said become associated with Keith vious reasohs. It was great to win for a Ohange and es completed 25 yearn of service Thou^t” fond wish after his stunning, record-setting, nine-under- Gilbert. Real Estate, 172 E. Center St., with Watkins Bros. Inc., 935 pecially by the margin that we had. I wiil mention the par 62 had given him the first round lead in the richest golf And his leading margin was the biggest the American aaaiales npresentatlve. Main St. He was honored offense firat because they put on the biggest show of the tournament the world has ever seen. pro golf tour has seen this year. recently at the fihn’a 99th an day. Today! I “I just wish,’’ Gibby mused '^ulrsday after taking a "It was just one f those days,” shrugged the 32-year-old niversary dinner, and recieived Our quarterback Bob Love, who has had good passing days huge, five-stroke lead in the ^hase for a 1100,000 first prize, several gifts recognizing hla against almost all of our opponents was nine for 13 and two Gilbert, who playedf jo^adly early this year he almost service. CALL 643-2711 touchdowns. The receivers did an excellent Job also, especially “I just wish it was a one-round tournament.’’ . gave up the tour in disgust. Joe Banning who scored on a pass play and a punt return. All the Soccejr Game Saturday But it isn’t. This inaugural World Open, offering a Acord Allen Miller, just starting his third year on the tour and running backs and offensive linemen combined very well to give one-half million dollars in total prizes to a 240-num field, still looking for his first viotory, was a distant second with Czerwinskl joined Watkins in ...Somoeno Manchester Scheduled at Hall Field March 1946 and was in charge us a good solid ground game which led to more points. goes for eight rounds, 144 holes, and doesn’t end until Nov. a 67, four under par on, the 6,905-yard No. 4 course. mayhavawatyo* Evening Last week, I mention^ all of the offensive personnel so I will 17. Both layouts are being used for the first four rounds of of serving furniture and o happy odl Quarterfinal action in the State Class draperies u ^ November 1957, not dwell too long on them other than to say they did a super job A CIAC Soccer Tournament for Manches "Nobody knows in something like this,’’ Gilbert con this unique event. At the end of Sunday’s play, the bulky Hecald and I believed they could have.done it all .season. The real sur tinued. “We’ve never played an eight-round tournament field that has representatives from more than'^ countries when>'he left the company to become associated with the prise last Saturday was the way some of the JVs performed when ter. High will take place Saturday morning before. Maybe after 72 holes a guy could get out 10 or 12 will be cut to the tow 70 scorers. TTie second week’s play all they got a chance to play. local office of the Sun Insurance at 10:30 at Hall High*s Field. strokes in front and just coast.” will be n the famed No. 2 course, generally considered The defense did an outstanding job also, and this is a chance to Co. t point out the individuals who have been playing their best against ^ The No. 1 rated aAd undefeated locals ’The 62 — it included eight birdies, an eagle and only 24 . among this country’s best. In July 1959, he rejoined our more talented opponents. Ernie Fournier has been playing will be up against another CCIL power in putts—broke by three strokes the record Ben Hogan set on Miller Barber had a 68; Gay Brewer, Ron Cerrudo, Tom Congratulations both halfback and linebacker for us this season and you could not Hall. The latter was ranked fifth. the 7,007-yard, par-71 No. 2 course at the Plnehurst Coun Kite and long-shot Mike McCullough followed at 69 in the ask for mofe effort and desire from anybody. Another defensive The Hall Field was selected by mutual try Club. cool, cloudy weather that hung over the Carolina sandhill ALFRED back, Ray Eckel, has been a vital cog in our defense this year agreement of the two schools. It matched the best round on the tour tiiis year, set by country. 1 MRS. despite coming off a year’s layoff. The remaining two defensive J.C. Snead and later tied by Jack Nicklaus. Most of the game’s great stars had tieir problems. backs are both sophomores but play like post grads. IMke Nolen Masters champ Tommy Aaron matched pa? with a 71, but RINGUETTE, has the size that all coaches wish for in a defensive back and has Arnold Palmer had to bring it back in 33 to tie 61-year-old learned his position quite well in a short time. The other (El ^reboard M Sam Snead and South African Gary Player at 73. R. Michael QuUh sophomore defensive back is probably pound for pound one of the It’s A Granddaughter Angry Bruins Australian Bruce Crampton, second only to Nicklaus on best football players around. Jim Lodge doesn’t believe that he is Pro Basketball Quish, a Manchester native, too small at ^5,135 pounds to play against the big people we face. the money winning list this year and a four-time winner, was president of the former AND NBA and Lanny Wadkins, winner of almost 6200,000, had 74s. He sometimes luis to drag the ball carrier down like a Thursday’s Games William P. Quish Funeral buildogging cowboy but he gets the job done. I can think of nobody Rookie Ben Crenshaw, a winner a week ago, had a 75 and Home. He is a graduate of the So Long and Thanks ^ Nip Montreal RADII Boston 94, New York 84 veteran Billy Casper 76. else on the team that has more desire and determination than Detroit 129, Atlanta 115 New England Institute of Em Happiness Is to i Jim. Chicago 112, Golden State 111 balming and has taken exten In the defensive line, our CkhCaptain Tom Wardwell has been a sion courses at the University MRS. MYETTE NEW YORK (AP) — Claude Ruel, super scout for the TONIGHT ABA Marking 25th Anniversary THANKING standout at defensive end for two seasons. This campaign he has T hu rsd ay’ s Games of Connecticut. had to play hurt many times and never comi^ained. Our other Montreal Canadiens, got himself into a super mess with 8:00 (18) Knicks vs. 76ers FromV953 to 1959 Quish The Best substitute | the Boston Bruins. Boston 2, Montreal 1 Back in 1948, Abe Zubrow opened his Westown Pharmacy covers an area of about 5^000 square feet. To celebrate 25 my voters. end, Jim Weech, is an example who backs up my personal theory SATURDAY Los Angeles 3, Philadelphia 2 served as a justice of tiie peace, 9 Bennet ever could I Ruel scouted the Bruins and made some disparaging 1:45 (8) College Football and he was a member of the at Hartford Rd. and McKee St. with three employes— years of continuous service, seven days a week the year about defensive ends. I feel that the requirements for a defensive Thursday’s Games 2:30 (3) NBA: Kings vs. Bucks himself, his wife, Edythe and one other assistant. The round, including Sundays and holidays, Zubrow has I’ll do my best. get. end are such that a person must have the knack for the job and remarks about Boston’s depth, all of which came back to Utah 124, New York 109 Manchester Advisory Board of 5:00 (8) Wide World of Sports Health from 1959 to 1969. He Is store covered approximately 1,100 square feet. Today, 25 planned a 9-day storewide sale, today through Nov. 17. He cannot really be tau ^t the necessary reactions as easily as other haunt hirii ’Thursday night when Boston beat Montreal 2-1. Pro Hockey SUNDAY now ,a member of Campbell years and three majpr expansions later but still at Hart Beverly Malone HOGAN’S Heroes positioM. What makes a good end is a feel for the job and prac “The super scout from Montreal said wfi^ad only one NHL says he is proud of the Westown motto, “The Community 1:00 (3) Giants vs. Cowboys Council Knights of Columbus, ford Rd. and McKee st., the store has 25 employes and tice polishes up their skills, only. We have had several very com line, eh?,’’ said Boston Coach Bep Guidolin^‘1 reminded Thursday’s Games SATURDAY Health Services Store.” )herald photo by Ofiara) 1:00 (22,30) Pats vs. Jets Manchester Lodge of Elks, and petent defensive ends that I can remember in the past few years our guys of this between every period and Dave Forbes got Boston 2, Montreal 1 4:00 (22,3) Steelers vs. Raiders the British-Amerlcan Club. and most of them were not great athletes but had a talent for the the winner. Los Angeles 3, Philadelphia 2 Joseph L. Cierwinski position. Jim fits the mold. BANKIMI His association with Keith ELLINGTON SHOP by Harvey. It contains two newest of modern designs. table clothes, napkins and many “He’s our 10th man, you know. Maybe I should remind Real Estate is the second time HI Guy at the “Y” At defensive tackle, we have two seniors who are starting this him (Ruel) of that.’’ Watkins as manager of the HAS MANY TREASURES floors of items and to the rear is A wide selection of imported items from Denmark, ’ Happiness Is: ydar for the first time and despite their lack of experience have 9 JLM. -12 Nl his family has been in business stoneware, including Jeorg Jen The yolks on youl In the only other National Hockey League action, Los firm’s service department. The choicest of crystal, a greenhouse filled with Sweden, and Switzerland. In Coming to the done well, especially rushing the passer. O^Fiara Grid Contest Winner with the Keith family. Years son, Iron Mountain, Arabia and tricate music boxes, some with from Angeles edged Philadelphia 3-2. Czerwinskl, a native of gourmet cookware, pewter, African violets, gloxinias, ger ■■HOME FOR THE Mike Greene and Jim Marino are the pair who hold down the ag(> Quish’s father was with the Rockville, is a former member Rorstrand, complements the Hummel figurines are also The "Y" Guys John O’Fiara of Union Place Omtest sponsors are Turn IHIICKSia SriTE stoneware, lamps and hundreds aniums, column^, episcia and HOLIDAYS" tackle slots. Both of them are ridiculously small for defensive In the night’s only World Hockey Association game, Ed former Keith Furniture Store, of the Town Parking Authority crystalware. For those buying featured. in Manchester was the winner pike TV, Nasslff Arms, Regal of other trrasures are available bonsai trees. Christmas Fair tackles but that doesn’t bother them. Our middle guard is Brian monton tripped Quebec 4-3. 1041 MAIN ST., MANCHtSTER owned by George E. Keith. and past president of the Harvey is proud of his collec wading gifts, Harvey has a A variety of fondue servers of last week’s “Pro Picks” foot Men’s Shop, Potterton’s and at the House of Harvey on Rt. UNITED METriODIST McKeever and he is doing well after missing much of last year Forbes, a rookie out of American International College, O ponm 8 A.M.-Noon George Keith’s son, G. Stillman Manchester Jaycees. He is ac bridal registry. are also available along with a ball contest. O’Fiara picked all Manchester Tire. A new contest 83 in Ellington. tion of littala and Orrefors lines CHURCH VntlRC Fir litdtt? with injuries. tapped in Bobby Orr’s rebound late in the third period to Keith, heads the real estate tive in Knights of Columbus, the of ciystal ranging from formal T he Christmas Room full line of Fenton and West 13 games correctly to win the appears every ’Tuesday in ’Ihe Member FDIC firm. ’The shop, owned by Herbert Route 44-A, Bolton Ywl M Gm4 ‘Shds’ in snap a 1-1 tie. Civitan Club, the Democratic steiUware to bar glasses, features a variety of gifts in moreland glass from tiny birds InM «Mt Ml $25 prize. Herald. Quish is married to the Harvey, was opened recently in Saturday, Nov. 10th % Town Committee, and the Red a large colonial house restored colonial patterns and the cluding candles, lamps, aprons. and animals for decorations to N yiv Mrfiin liMiig k i rKking former Caroline Raimondo of Cross blood program. ______usefal lamps. 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. Manchester. chiir...lMWiatMilCdlM3-2711.S^ isssstbssr?;; ’••.^i*?W.*.*M*.^**X*»*I*I*.*C*K*.*I*I*?.*.*7??iv.*.v.' I EVERY WEDNESDAY 1$ Lost and Found 1 Autos For Safe Chicken Special LOST - Passbook No.*25- AUTO INSURANCE - com 0128650, Savings department, of pare our low rates. For a the Conn. Bank and Trust Co. N EAT OUT AT telephone quotation call Mr. Application made for payment. Dolln at 646-6050. HARTFORD RD. DAIRY QUEEN LOST - Cameo, Main Street or 1963 VOLKSWAGEN, running D i n i n Lennox shopping center, senti condition but needs work. $75 or J D a n t i n g ment. Rewara. Phone 643-6539. 9-Pe. best offer. Call 643-1802 after WILLIES MUIR noons. fKHUFE DRAFT c h i c k e n b u c k e t *3»« Personals-Announcements 2 1965 CHEVROLET Impala, STEAK HOUSE BIO two-door, running condition. 444 CENTER ST. 649-5271 PIANO wanted, any condition. $300. Phone 643-4501. PITCHER. Call anytime, 742-7141. Specialising in Juicy Tender Steaks CHICKEN DINNER *6** GREMLIN X, 1972, asking $1,- 5 Rolls, French Fries tor 5 RIDE NEEDED From 650. Phone 643-2414, 8 to 5 p.m. Manchester to Willington area, ask for Randy. • STEAKS • CHOPS SEAFOOD Not Valid For Carry Oul Orders weekdays, in the a.m. Please call 646-2296. 1967 CHEVELLE, SS, 396, hard • DINNERS top, new engine, exhaust HOT OVEN GIHNDERS CHICKEN BARREL *7>« LADY driving to Florida would system and brakes. 649-4046. • LUNCHEONS ALSO SERVING TOSSED GREEN SALAD CALL AHEAD 847-1070 like companion to share driving and expenses. Call 643-7240 to V • COCKTAILS make arrangements. 1967 CHEVROLET Impala HARTFORD RD. IwioivEV sedan, 283, con^letely rebuilt. Banquet Facilities Available RIDE WANTED from Many extras. Grower, Holley, SHAKErS PIZZA PARLOR Hays, Offenhauser, TRW. ROUTE 30 VERNON PHONE 875-0703 Manchester Parkade to Aetna brazier DAIRY QUEEN BRAZIER ^ Life, Hartford. Hours 8 a.m. - Excellent condition, must sell. 4:10 p.m., or to Bufr Corner’s $1,050 or best offer. Phone 742- B Commuter Parking. Fiione 649- 8015. serving the finest... 6505. 1969 VOLKSWAGEN Bug, STAGE WOMAN NEEDS ride from excellent mechanical condition, Lydall Street area to vicinity of automatic stick, radio and P ratt & Whitney, East Hart many extras. $1,195. 646-4414. r f L b r e a k f a s t COACH ford, Monday through Friday, working hours, 8:15^ p.m. Will 1967 CHEVY Impala, 2-door pay going rate, plus help with hardtop, power steering, power CAFE gas. Call 643-7930 after 6 p.m. brake, good mechanical condi- MEALS *■ » Uon. 649-5506, after 5. 07 WINDSOR AVE RT. 83, VERNON 7 DAYS A WEEK TEL 872-3381 Airtot For Sale 4 1970 VOLKSWAGEN square s(N6 ttE . . NEW SALAD BAR back, tan, 50,000 miles, $1,450. Available wHh our raeently axpandad DInnar Menu. 1968 PONTIAC CATALINA con Phone 649-7025. RESTAURANT Bakad Potato or Vogatablo Included ivlth all dinnara. vertible, power steering, power 6 A .M . to 12 Noon Entertainment __ Pricoa from $3.60 •______brakes, automatic, excellent 1963 CHEVROLET four-door Monday through Friday In our Lounge Thura. A Sun. CHMESE-POLYNESUMMERICAN FOOD condition. Low mileage. $950 sedan, running condition. $%. Let Dick Lewis firm. 646-3385, after 5 p.m. Hione 649-6205 after 3 p.m. 7 A.M . to 12 Noon Take Care of Complete Litncheons Served Elegant Banquet Facilities You Saturday and Sunday.^ featuring this week... for Over 250 1967 CHEVRoLe T STA’nON MUSTANG - 1971, Mach I, 4- (Formerly wagon, excellent condition, speed, power steering and Mr. Turkey) Band Fri. & Sat. Late Evening Dining Now Open Sunday economical 6 cylinder standard, brakes, low mileage, unusually new clutch, brake, exhaust, clean. 644-29tt. Dancing 9:30 to 1:30 Nan. thru Sal for Dining and Cocktails $695. 643-9859. Willie’s Steak House Taka Out o r d Treat your family to a gourmet dinner In a of ths menu offerings. Cool bevsrages and ths finest 11:30 a.m. la 12 Noon to 8 P.M. 1967 F squire Station wagon, automatic, excellent fashionable restaurant -■ Wllile’a Steak House, con Hquors strved Just the way you like them, comjplete Sarvtea ____ 1 a jit NEED CAR? C redit bad? Son. 12 CloMd Monday' Bankrupt? Repossessed? condition, 390 engine, studded F E U C E ’S veniently loacted at 444 Center S t, Manchester, the dining picture. Luncheons are a epoclalty, As era Lunches Served Mon. through Fri. Honest Douglas accepts lowest snow tires. $895. 643-9044. Tender, Juicy steiks, flavorful chops, and seafood, gala events In Willie’s banquet rooms. Staffed by EL CAMINO PLAZA naan la Dancing Fri. & S at. Eveninga down, smallest payments. 383RII0A0ST. MANCHESTER l l j j n . • all served in an unsurpassed manner, are but a few courteous, efficient personnel, Wlllle’e Steak House 11:30 to 2:30 Lowar Laval ELLINOTON, CONN. Douglas Motors, 345 Main. RT.30 VERNON, CONN. 1966 CHEVROLET station will be happy to servo you. 87Z-MI2 FOR RESERVATIONS CALL 872-0289 — 875-0481 Wagon, 6 cwlinder, d ^ n d ab le Articles for Sale 45 transportation. $250. (^11 after East SMs, West SMO, AN Around 6 p.m., 649-0477. Ths Town, You Just Cani last Wednesday is 1966 PLYMOUTH Belvedere, coachlight ^ 244 Don’t MIse This 9 MANCHESTER New tires, battery, brakes. LA SIMM EAST Deep Sea Dinner Center eiMMTIG Very good condition. Best offer. A Inc. EAST WINDSOR CONN Ai Jet o( 9ii 5 ond 9 ' RT. 8 A 44A Street TAfiSKLE ^3-4570 after 3 p.m. UOLTON IIOVMNiMr 1 0 ,1 1 t e fiwr, Fmdi Frio, a Si 4 WEST ROAD ROCKVILLE NOW ON OUR STAGE! Manchester COUNTRY CLUB 1966 -PLYMOUTH Fnry, HI, LA STRADA WEST SECCftiDS OOSKNCaSTOEET wagon, factory air-conditioned, RONALD HOLGATl 646-1995 383 engine, power steering, ON THE HOUSEI 375-6203 Across street from radio, needs little body work. F o r The Very H.99 Lsm iiiuin Squire Village Asking $250. 649-8645. BEST FOOD IN TOWNl Ai)d wsVe pot these- other special, days, too: rO M BiNOIJ SUVE BELIINGHIBI OPEN RESTAURANT Rugs, lamps, furniture, MON. TUBS. miNd NBW HAS SiNM A6ded at in 7 DAYS! PINTO 1972 runabout, 2,000 cc Be It our menu, Our quality. Our service, or Our at FRI. STEv rs a Toiraiii S. 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Nov. 9,1973 - PAGE TWENTY41NB Halp Waoiod 38 Halp Wantad $8 Halp WaiOad SHARPENING Service - Foley-Sharp r o o f in g and roof repairing, FRANK SCOTELLA plumbing, 38 Artlelaa loir S a h 48 Rootna Without Board 88 .Aparhtiaota For Root 63 Apartmanta For Rant - 63 SNOW TIRES - Two Goodyear Saws, knives, axes, shears, h^CHINIST— Part-timb, mor EXPERIENCED exhibit SAW i TOOL SHARPEWIG nings, ’The Amerbelle Corpora builder wanted. Supervisory PART .- TIME help weekend TRUCK DRIVER - Class 1 735/14, mounted on rims to skates,, rotary blades. Quick timatefs. No job too small, TAG SALE - Miscellaneous FURNISHED room for MAN.CHEISTER - Deluxe 2- fit any GM auto with 14” service: Capitol Equipment MS m IUI tion, 104 East Main Street, experience preferred. Call nights, reliable man for dis license required. Salaiy open. BIDWELL Home Improvement fto n ^ service on emergency. hwashing and clean-up. Apply items, Saturday and Sunday, gentleman, homelike at bedroom townhouse, 1V9 baths, wheels. Hardly used. Call 646^ Co., 38 Main St., Manchester. CMm S m air Rockville. Contact 5fr. Uirry Dls|)Iaycraft, Manchester, 643- Duties consist of combination Co. E xpert installation of in person. Rein’s Dell- ^ Now Hiring rain or shine, 11 French Road, mosphere, includes kitchen and patio, full private basement, in FOBREMT 0417.. Hours daily 7:30-5, Thursday ^^^0 fist MuioAif feHk GRAD STUDENTS available Passardi, 875-3325, between 955: warehouse work and driving.. ■Bolton, off Route 85, past Wi pkk W ari M nt It aluminum siding, gutters and 8:30 a.m.-S.p.m. An equal op Restaurant. El Camimo Plaza. security. Call 649-4936,. clude everything except elec Newly decorated apartment 7:30-9, Saturday, 7:30-4. 64S- for painting, 4 years trims: Roofing installation and For Thu Apply in perso^ between 2 p.m. Sperry’s Glen. Nth NvAnn, MmcIl, 8434121 portunity employer. Route 30, Vernon. tricity, Ideal location. ^ 0 per consisting of two roonu, dom- 7958. experience, fully insured. Free repairs. 649-6495, 875-9f09. Flooring - 1 8 WAITRESSES - No experU ana 5 p jn., at General Conurac- month. Paul W Stir Ttw-VilM Nariinn, M n li, estimates. Cail our competitors necessary. Will train, ^ rrie d tors supplies, Inc., Route 6, town Manchester. 613 Mnin Campers-rra/Zers MAN for tire service, with HAIRDRESSER - needed, full HOLIDAY GARAGE SALE - Baby needs, ROOM FOR r^nt to mature In I^ugan.Realtor, 6434535, 646^ Moblle-'Homat $ ODD jobs, paneling, household 87S454S; El«tM 875-3031 then call us, 649-7034. FLOOR women preferred. ^ p ly a fte r2 Columbia, No phone calls. dividual iiH>rivate home. Phone 1021. St., across from Center Park, HORACE TetraulC — Siding, S an d inig i an d growing tire concern. Good p,m.. or part-time, preferably large and small, toys, artificial re ^ irs , carpentry. Call 649- WJUikM Ibnlmrt, Mtm NoMw roofing, storm windows, aw-\ Refinishina (specializing in LaStrada Restaurant, 643-1960. on bus line. Heat, hot water, ig, benefits and overtime. Must be East, Thursday,‘Friday and Satur SEASON STOCK WORK, part time 'till uiristm as tree, good maternity 1973 PROWLER, 20’, used one STEPS, sidewalks, stone walls, nings. Quality workmanship, older floors). Inside and ou&ide . 699 Main Street, MAN(jHE(STER - 4 rooms, first refrigerator, gas range and married and want steady work. Manchester. day, Assistant or Managers Christmas, starting 10 a.m., clothes size 9-10, dishes, large m onth,^eeps 7, excellent con 8|mv, Ik . MndL, 6434123 fireplaces, flagstone terraces, free estimates. Fully insured. nting. John Verfaille, 646- floor apartment, no appliances, p a r i ^ provided. References, TWO handymen want variety of concrete repairs, inside ana Apply in person. Manchester license helpful. Excellent $1.85. Able climb ladder, dress children’s pool. Lots more. dition. Kully equipped. |2,800 Thrifty’s • Nmm Cntir, kooto 83, Var- 872-9187, 649-3417. 5750, 8^-2222. working conditions. Friendly ^curity deposit. $130. Call 649- security required, no chUdren, jobs, lawns raked, limed, fer outside. Reasonably priced. Tire Inc., 2K Broad Street, neat, Gelco, ^ Middle Turn Saturday, November 10th, rain Apartmanta For Rant 63 2813. firm. Can be seen at 303 Wood- Bm. 872-8324______Manchester. a t a ^ ^ e r e . Phone 649-7666 or ^ L E S PEOPLE or shine. 10 a.m.4 p.m. 81 no pets. bridge Street, Manchester, 646- tilizing, mowing. Cellars, at 643^)851. pike, West, Manchester. ROOFING - Specializing ------• ------Mountain Drive, South Wind 643-5851 from 94 4862. tics, cleaned. Reliable service. 4 1/2 ROOMS, second floor. repairing roofs, new roofs, sor, take Clinton off Avery. MANCHESTER - Super deluxe, 643-0578 after 6 p.m. Reasbnabie rates. 643-5305. CUSTOM MADE draperies, Building-Contracting 14 Bonda-Stocka-Uortgagaa 27 CASHIERS CHILD CARE • Mature woman, Adults only, no children or pets. gutter work, chimne^, cleaned TOOL MAKER, machinists, WANT 'TO do something extra ,6494068. 2-bedroom Townhouse, fully very reasonable, work Verplank area, boy age 6, 2:30 carpeted, dining room MASON — Plastering, bridk and repaired. 30 years milling machine operator^, and First Class special this Christmas? Be an to 5 p.m. Call 6464620. TREE Service — (Soucier) garanteed. Call anytime, 649- MORTGAGES, loans first se lathq operators. Experienced overlooking sunken living FOUR ROOM apartment, first Motorcycles-BIcyclaa laying stone laying and con experience. Free estimates. cond, third. All kinds. Realty Avon Representative. Your ear- STOCK HANDLERS Qardati Producta 80 MANCHESTER - Choice of 11 Trees,cut, building lots cleared, necessary Apply at Paragon olngs go a long way to making roofn. AU appUances, private floor, central location, heat, tot trees topped. Got a tree crete. New and old. Free es Howley, 643-5361. statewide, credit rating un SHEET METAL DELIVERY and stock clerk for four-room apartments, in two- Tool Company, 121 Adams (jiristmas merrier for your en- . Fhll and Part Time— Day or Evening patio, basement garage. water, laundry faciUties, gar EXPERT bicycle repairs, all problem? Well worth phone timates gladly given. E. necessary. Reasonable. Con wholesale distributor In family home on Strant Street. Residential location. Av^lahle CUSTOM made draperies and MANCHESTER Home Im . Street, Manchester. MECHANICS , tire family. Call now, 2 ^ 9 2 2 . Many dealrable amployment opportunities are Manchester. Full-time, good Nice backyard. Wall-to-wall age, lease, security deposit, makes, models and speeds. call, 742-8252. bedspreads. Wide selections of Richardson, 643-0889, 649-0608. fidential, quick arrangements. December 1st. $ ^ . 649-0311 adults preferred, December Peugeot, Raleigh dealers, provement Services, featuring Alvin Lundy Agency. 527-7971. available throughout our etore. We pay a ay, steady work. Phone for in- carpeting, stove and after 6 p.m. fabrics. Call 649-1786 anytime. total coverage vinyl or MACHINIST - We have the & MACHINE j MALE - Part-time for tire ser rview, 643-2626. THE POTATO refrigerator. Walk to bus and 1st, $165. 6434884. Manchester Bicylce Shop, 649- MASONRY — All types,- NEWTON H. Smith : Sons - 100 Constitution Plaza, Hart following openings: Lathe, premium for experience, but we are happy to 2098, Remodeling, repairing, ad aluminum siding. Let us make ford. Evenings, 233-6879. vice department. Mornings and WAREHOUSE shopping. Like living in your fieldstoh'e speciality, work TRUCKING, odd jobs, moving Bridgeport, Jig Bore, Cln- ASSEMBLERS afternoons available. Good train ambitious people who may not have had TWO-BEDROOM duplex, half guaranteed. Call after !5 p.m.. ditions, rec rooms, porches and yoiour home look like new. Situation Wantad 38 By CaMor Shopplni C iottr own-home. Immediate occupan- large appliances, cleaning Re:asonable prices. Bank finan timatic. ’The Purdy Corp., 586 starting pay. In person retail experience. Exceiient pay, superior on- $225 monthly. Call Mr. of two-family. Includes 1970 HONDA CB350, good condi M3-1870 or 644-2975. cellars and attics, also some roofing. No job too small. Call MORTGAGES - 1st, and 2nd Hilliard Street, Manchester, Minimum one year la Opan tor tha Saaaon appliances and caipeting. $215 649-31M. cing arranged. 649-0822. mortgages — interim financing only, Capitol Tl 325 Broad the-job training, unlimited opportunities lor IN MY home - will do typing Evans, own-agent, from 9 a.m.- tion. Best offer. Must sell. Call tree work done. 644-1775. 6494)000. experience, Must read Street, Manchester. VILUQER per month. Paul w. Etougan, 742-8195 after 6 p.m. REWEAVING burns, moth — expeditious and confidential advancement. Immediate employee dis and bookkeeping. Year-enid tax 9 p.m., 1-749-C759. GUTTERS and roofs repaired blueprints. Excellent fringe V figures. PayrolL 646-3780. APARTMENTS Realtor, 6434535, 646-1021. holes. Zippers repaired. Win GUTTERS cleaned and CARPENTRY - Repairs, service, J. D. Real Estate counts. We also have winter and replaced. Excellent Assoc. 643-5129. CUSTODIANS — Experienced, benefits and pay. ' MANCHESTER - Convenient, dow shades, Venetian blinds. repaired. Guaranteed no leaf remodeling, additions, roofing. evenings.' Manchester, East squash, turnips and Five-room, 2-bedroom MANCHESTER - Nice second Keys made. TV for rent. Call David Patria, South Wind workmanship. Reasonable Work in a Beautiful Store, Easy To Get To,^ HOUSECLEANING - young, large, good condition, three or townbouse, wall-to-wall Services Offered 12 problem. Interior, exterior prices. Free estimates. Ralph Hartford area. Phone 643-5691, radishes. four bedrooms, cellar, attic, floor apartment. 'Two Marlow’s, 867 Main St. 649-5221. e r , 644-1796. PRESSURE BLAST PART-TIME In A Congenial, Friendly Atitioophere honest and reliable girl. carpeting, fireplace, 2 air con bedrooms, convenient painting. Reasonable rates. 646- Sunders, 646-1399. 2-8 p.m. References. Phone 647-9070. 646-8248 $200. Lease and security. Call LIGHT TRUCKING, odd jobs, 6688. Bualnau Opportunity 28 MFC. CO., INC. 649-1924 or 643-5778. ditioners, appliances, heat neighborhood. Older couple STUMP Removal — (Soucier). WES ROBBINS carpentry AR’TS and crafts demonstrators 41 Chapel Street ja n ito r ia l and hot water, IVk tiled baths, preferred. $150. er month. iawns mowed, trees cut and remodeling specialist. Ad ROSSI Roofing, siding, Doga-BIrda-Pata 41 Unsightly stumps, chipped out, SNOW PLOWING, very needed. Great opportunities, no Manchester, Conn. washer and dryer hookup, Paul W. Dougan, Itor, 643- removed. Cellars and attics ditions, rec rooms, dormers, chimneys, gutters. Free es REMODELER - BUILDING MANCHESTER - Five-room cleaned. Free estimates. Caii neatly and economically. 742- reasonable, Manchester area. product sales. Facilities only to experience necessary. Earn WORK patio. No pets. 4535. 8252. built-ins, bathrooms, kitchens, timates, fully insured. Daye, kCALDOR SIBERIAN husky pups, AKC, duplex 3 bedrooms, adults, no 643-6000. Free estimate. Call 646-5489. rent in Manchester area. Most while you learn, part-time or Also Floor Waxer Houaahold Goods 81 peb, references. $140. LaPenta 649-3446. evenings, 529-8056, Paul Call Mrs. Brunettl, 643-2487, 1148 females, Canadian and U.S. Call 649-7620 NEW 6-room duplex. Cosgrove, 643-5364. beautiful remodeling full-time. No collecting or An equal opportunity champion lines. Sire, Kaset of Agency, Realtor, 646-2440. MILLAR Tree Service Inc. — PAINTINGS, portraits, il showrooms, kitchens, delivering. Call 633-1697 between 10 a.m. - 5 p.m., ToUand Tpko. ■20” WALL OVEN, glass tub ApppUances, basement, gar Removal, pruning, spraying, LEON CIESZYNSKI builder - omployor Irlicon, Dame, Ton-Mar’s age. Near schools, stopping, lustrations, program designs. basements, siding, pools, com between 10-2 p.m. or 6-8 p.m. weekdays. MOmhostor Keno’s Keenah. 872-9201. enclosure. Ford trailer hitch. etc. Fully insured. Licensed. Call Gary, 649-3196 after 6. new homes custom built, Haating-Plumbing Phone 649-6104. bus. Occupancy D ^em ber 1. INVITATION remodeling, additions, rec 17 pletely set up. Cfeportunity to Call Free estimates. Phone 633-5345. sell building products. Unique APABTMENT FOUR ROOMS, all electric $265. 646-4288 after 5 p.m. rooms, garages, kitchens BEAGLE - TERRIER puppies. TO BID JUNK CARS removed, any con BOTTI Heating and Plumbing set up, will help you get started. PART-TIME work at home on 6 4 8 -5 3 3 4 CONTEMPORARY blue velvet RENTAL OFFICE deluxe apartment, caipeting remodeled, bath tile, cement the telephone in Manchester Phone 646-3964. MANCHESTER - Older one- CUSTOM MADE draperies, dition, $10. 742-7174 or 875-6038. — Prompt, courteous service. 1-223-4460, before 8:30 a.m. couch, excellent condition. We have a large variety of and all utiUties include^ cen very reasonable, work work. Steps, dormers. Residen area. Call for information, 1- bedroom apartment, on bus NOTICE Call 643-1496. FREE - Adorable mixed pup Phone 646-1969. deluxe one and two-bedroom tral. Adults, no pets,, security ^aranteed. Call anytime, 649- •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• tial or commercial. Call 649- 658-5515 or 1-673-2995. SECRETARY - Receptionist, and references. $l85 pier month. line. Includes heat and The Manchester Board of 4291. Halp Wantad 38 ' Excellent opportunity available pies, 5 weeks old. Call 649-7500. apartments and townhouses appliances. Older person 9 Painting-Paparing 13 NO JOB too small. Immediate CLEAN USED — refrigerators, 649-9258. Education seeks bids for a WOMEN - Senior citizens and in Manchester medicslical office, WAITRESS wanted also WAREHOUSEMEN/ORDER SEUCTORS throughout Manchester. Ren preferred. $110 per month. Paul service on service calls. Free REGISTERED nurses, new kitchen women, days or FREE to good home, AKC Ger ranges, automatic washers PickUp Truck for the 1973-1974 PYRAMID Business Service - R.E. GOWER — Finish carpen students, needed for part-time pleasant surroundings with tal office open daily from 9-5, MANCHESTER - Nice one- W. Dougan, Realtors, 643-4535. GEORGE N. Converse — try, kitchens, rec rooms, ad estimates gladly given on salary scale, 40-hour week, evenings, full or part-time. Top man She^erd, four year old m th guarantees. See them at B. school year. Sealed proposals Secretarial services, hourly, Interior and exterior painting, heating or Numbing. Faucets work in Burr Comers Shopping hours 8:30 a.m. - 5 p;m,, five D. P ^ l ’s Appliances, 649 Main other times by appointment. bedroom apartnunt at the will be received until weekly and monthly rates. ditions, porches, any type salary ‘$408.77 bi-weekly, 3 Center. Call Mrs. Gilnack, 646- days a week. Gooa typing, Hat Roast Beef, Broad Street. Applications now being taken for full-time and part- sp^ed female, beautiful black MANCHESTER - Super one- paperhanging. Call 643-2804. repaired or installed. Water p.m.-ll p.m. shift or 11 p.m.-7 and silver markings. Obedient, St., Call 643-2171.______Teresa, close to m pping, bus, November 21, 1973 until 3:30 Telephone answering service remodeling, 646-2087. 2637. Olan ^ l l s Studio. neatness, accuracy and a plea time openings for warehousemen. Experienced etc. Includes apUances, carpets bedroom Townhouse includes pss worked on.o Complete a.m. shift, full-time, part-time. CARPENTERS wanted- great with children. Needs DMUTO BITIBPiBSES, IK . p.m. at which time they will be available, weekdays, 9 to 5 p.m. R&M PAINTING - Painting, H ig systems, rec rooms. sant personality required. Rep preferred. Top wages, with Blue Cross, Blue Shield, BEDROOM Set with two and air-conditioning. $171 per everything except electricity. 357 East Center Street, TOBIAS Carpentry service, Many fringe benefits. Veteran’s ly with business and personal trimmers only. Experience a iriore TLC than owner can give. 240-A Nm State M ., Handiester Full prilvate basement, patio, publicly opened. Specifications paperhanging, exterior and in etc. Call M & M Plumbing & Major Medical and profit sharing. Apply now at: 649-6080, evenings. dressers, $45 firm. Phone 647- month. Paul W. Dougan, Manchester, 647-9903. repairs, remodeling, additions, Home ana Hospital, exit 23 off RN or LPN, 11-7, weekends. references to Box R, must, year ‘round work. Call 1627. 646-1021 waU-to-wall carpeting. ^15 per and bid forms may be secured terior, commercial and Heating, 649-2871. 1-91 or call 529-2571, Ext. 395, 649-0773. Realtor, 6434535, 646-1021. residential, 644-0642. garages and cqstom building. Call 649-4519, Laurel Manor. Manchester Herald. month. Paul W. Dougan, at the Business Office, 45 N. FREELANCE secretarial work 643-5769. 233 or 248. AKC MINIATURE Schnauzers, Realtor, 6434535, 646-1021. SEWERLINES, sink lines, 7 weeks old. Excellent temper- MAPLE DINETTE set, drop LOVELY 2-bedroom apartment School Street, Manchester by professional with GAS STATION attendant PACKAGE Store Manager. ASSEMBLERS and coil leaf table, 4 chairs, china SECOND FLOOR, large five- J.P. LEWIS & Son custom cleaned with electric cutters, MALE CLERK and stock work. MARTIN-BROWER CO. ment. Call after 6 p.m., 643- with refrigerator, range, dis Connecticut. Raymond E. background ih advertising and ANY TYPE remodeling and ad needed, full time, apply in per modem store East [artford winders, must have finger 200 Prestige Park Rd., East Hartford, Conn. cabinet, buffet. Phone 643-8641. room apartment, with garage posal, heat and air- FOUR room apartment, heat, decorating, interior and ditions, masonry and ca^ntry by professionals. McKinney Apply in person, Barrett Plum dexterity and be capable of fine 1248. and attic. Close to schools and Demers, Business Manager. sales, IBM typing, pick-up and Bros. Sewer Disposal Com son, Gorin’s Sports Car Center. area, excellent salarary, , bonus, conditioning, parking. $195 h ot water, stove and exterior, paper hanging. Fully work. Free estimates. Call A. bing Supply, 331 Broad Street, work. Will train, hours 130- 4. shopping, p u r ity deposit and Raymond E. Demers delivery arranged. 649-0734. insured. 649-9658. pany, 643-5308. Roue 83, Tolland Turnpike, insurance. Please replyipiy rBox COLOR Television console with monthly. Handy to Main Street. refrigerator, modem, clean, Squillacote, 649-0811. Manchester. Talcottviile, Conn. Manchester Herald. Housewives shift 8:304. Apply FREE - Two male kittens, red references required. Children centrally located. D u m b e r tiger and tan one. Raised with stereo, excellent condition. $300 CaU 644-2427. Able Coil and Electronics, or best offer. Phone 649-1921 and pets accepted. Available 1st. $171). Security, 6434884. TLC. Trained. Hebron 228-9095. December 1st. $180 per month. Howard Road, Bolton, Ckinn. COLLECTIONS agent. after 5 p.m. MANCHESTER area - WILCOX- Just accross from Bolton Lake RNS IP N S Minimum one years experience Call 643-6977. (Hebron). Modern 4 rooms, 4 1/2-ROOM duplex, newer, House. in collections. Interesting BLACK 6 month old male sound proofed, appliances, gar Miniature Poodle, Papers, Will $190 per month includes heat, JOE BLOZNALIS, General Manager and Director of Sales At Wilcox-Rau Chevrolet Says AIDES diversified work. Convenient Uualcal Inatrumanta S3 FOUR-ROOM apartment. h o t water, carpeting, age, laundry room, heat, prime RAU BREAKFAST AIDE, 5:15 a.m. Full or part-time positions east of river location. $110 plus. accept best offer. Pnone 646- (Hean. Built-in stove, one car location. No pets. References. 0256. appliances and storage, 6W- CLENI USED CARS to 7:30 a.m. Apply in person. available on 3-11 and 11-7 Olsten Services, 242 Trumbull PIANO, upright, reconditioned, parking. Own ceUar. $160 plus 2871, 6464882. $190. 6494138. tuned and delivered, $145. 742- escrow. 649-0783. East Hartford Convalescent shifts. Company paid life, Street, Hartford. 549-5561. 72 PLYM. SuiNirbaii Home, 745 Main Street,-East FEMALE CAT, spayed, 7141. MANCHESTER - Available health, major medical and housebroken, free to good NICE one-bedroom apartment, "CHEVYS COST lESS IN NEW BRITAIN! Wagon. ¥-8, PS, PR, auto. Hartford. RECEPTIONIST - East of 456 MAIN STREET - three quiet location. Includes beat, December 1st, four rooms with disability insurance. Truly Inns. River firm seeking attractive, home. Phone 646-5426. GUITAR player looking for room apartment, $140, heat, heat, centrally located. Adults one of the best benefit appliances, air-conditioning POSITION now open for full personable individual to handle band or willing to start one. security. Call 646-2425, 9-5. and carpets. $185. Paul W. only, no pets. $185 monthly. CaU WE MEAN BUSIWSS! WE ARE THE BETTER H A L DEALER! time service station attendant packages in the Industry. phoiies and greet the public. Artlelaa tor Sale 48 CaU Mike, 6494152. Dougan, Realtor, 6434535, 646- 9 to 5 p.m., 643-1579. •2595 AVAILABLE immediately - efPltMOVTH days, also ni^ts. 18 years or Pleasant working conditions. Position also involves some 1021. DRUM SET - like new, with pleasant first floor apartment, \ MANCHESTER - New 2- N Baivsden, v-8, P8, BPI, auto. older. Apply at Moriarty Opportunity to join dynamic light posting and occassionally TAG SALE - Manchester, Brothers, Inc., 315 Center carrying cases. Phone 649-6638. large kitchen, centrally family. Three bedroom Inns., vary doan. nursing team as one of the light typing. Immediate piano, rug, TV, furniture, bric- UNDLORDS ft REALTORS Street, Manchester. opening. $110. Olsten Services, a-brac, bike, etc. 22 Lyndale located, $135 plus heat, no apartments. Carpeting and air- ^ HERE'S RROOf!" • ^ nation’s largest health ca^e appliances, lease and security. 242 Trumbull Street, Hartford, Street, off Autumn, Saturday, Thoroughly screened tenants conditioning. Convenient loca facilities continues to FartUlzara 55 649-3978, 6464780. , *895 549-556J. November 10th, Sunday, sent to you free of charge. We tion. Available December 1st. COUNTER HELP wanted, 6 expand.' - Merritt Agency, 646-1180'. I 70 nVMOOTM DuMr ' November 11th, 9 to 5 p.m. COW MANURE - $6 and $12 wiU fill your vacancies fast at ★ ★ ★ BRAND NEW 1974 CHEVROLETS ir k * 9-oyl., 3-spood, standard p.m.,to midnight, and midnight 118 MAIN ST. - 3 room apart Joe Bloznalls NURSE - If you like night work loads. Also gardens roto-tilled. no cost or obligation to you. Ken 8add tnna. to 6 a.m. Apply in person, after ment, heat, security, $160. CaU MANCHESTER - .Newer two- noons, Dip & Sip Donuts, 335 Contact Emelia Kurnik that is easy, we have such a ALUMINUM SHEETS used as Phone 649-8731 after 6 p.m. HOMEFINDERS position. Filling vacancy after printing plates*.007 thick, •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 646-2426, 9-5. family. Five rooms, second BRAND NEW 1974 CHEVROLET BRAND NEW 1974 CHEVROLET Center Street, Manchester, Assistant Director of 527-5448 floor. Security. Available im BRAND NEW 1974 CHEVROLET BRAND NEW 1974 CHEVROLH •1 795. Nursing Service 18 years because of Illness. 23x32” . ^ cents each or 5 for $1. Antiquaa 56 IMPALA CUSTOM COUPE BEL AIR 9 SEAT Need wC say more. Phone 649- Phone 643-2711. MANCHESTER - Four rooms, mediately. $1W. 649-3856. NOVA 4-DOOR SEDAN CAPRICE CLASSIC 2-DOOR 72 nVMOinH DiaUr SECRETARY - Small congenial appliances, parking, kids and NEW 3-bedroom Duplex, half of SN 4-166i automatic tranamlaalon, power steering, floor mala, SN 4-66. TOrbohydramadc. floor mats, decor molding, power MEADOWS 2358. THE PACK RAT - Antiques, remote mirror, 3S0 V-8,2 bbl., wheel covers, whitewall tires, AM SN. Turbohydramatic, power steering, wheel covert, AM radio, SN. Turbohydramatic, power steering, tinted glass, door 6-cyl., auto. tnna. consulting firm, needs a full pets okay. $130. 08-91. two-family. I’A baths, MANCHESTER-Four rooms, tailgate, 400-4 bbl. V-8, wheel covert, whitewalls, power vinyl roof, vinyl trim, luster seal, undercoat, dealer prep. In guards, floor matt, factory air, remote mirror, 400-/V-8, time secretan, for their one- DARK rich, clean loam, 5 collectibles, bric-a-brac. Sun radio, vinyl roof, undercoatlng, luater seal, dealer prep, in steering, tires, AM radio, undercoatlng, luaterseal, dealer prep. CONVALESCENT EXPERIENCED waiters or Homefinders, $25 fee, 5494980. carpeting, appliances included. singles preferred. No children. cluded. cluded. whitewall tires, AM radio, bumper guards, aux. lights, under $ 2 9 9 5 girl office, wlid typing and yards, $23.5C^lus tax. Gravel, day, 12-6 p.m. Flora Rd., off Included. waitresses. Pdrt-time. Dining Full basement, $267 per month. $109 plus utiUties. Security. 643- coat, luater seal, dealer pre^. Included. steno skills required. Good CENTER sand, stone, pool and patio Route 85, Bolton. List Price Sale Price SAVE List Price Sale Price SAVE 70 MERCURY Montego room, cocktail lounge, and sand, 64-9504. PRESENTLY Available - three Paul W. Dougan, R ^ltor, 643- 9274. List Price Sale Price SAVE List Price Sale Price SAVE 4-Door Sedan. V-8, PS, PS, benefits and great starting 333 Bidwell St. Manchester room, heated apartments, 4535, 646-1021. S4 3 4 4 9 O $3 y g j S 5 g 3 5 0 646-2321 banquets. Country Squire Waaring Apparel 57 auto, trans. salary. Vernon Circle location. Restaurant, Route 83, appliances, carpeting, air- Furnlahad Apartmanta 84 ®3386^® 93185®® ®201*® ' Call Data Base Management, NEWSPRINT end rolls. 25 94533*® ®3910” ®622»^ *5135“ *4379 *756“ Ellington. 875-0481. cents each.Inquire side door. conditioning, adults only, no TWO-BEDROOM Townhouse, Inc., 646-3264, Vernon PERSIAN LAMB coat, gray, pets, security required. $145. full private basement. Private •1495 RELIABLE woman to take Manchester Evning Herald. size 10-12, excellent condition. ROCKVILLE — Available now, Professional Building, Vernon. Call[)all all day SaturdaySaturday, or entrances and patio. Includes nicely furnished 3Vi room V 6 9 ME6CURT M oiHnw care of elderly woman in her MAN TO work in service sta Boots, hat and bag included. between 5-7 p.m, weekdays. heat, appliances, carpets, $240 2-Door Sadan. V-8, PS, PS, home, 11 a.m. to 3 p.m., Mon MODEL 20 KLH compact $150. 6494271. apartment, residential area. 158 O T H E R 1974’S TO CHOOSE FROM MOTEL Receptionist - Monday tion, part-time nights and 643-7340. per month. Paul W. Dougan, Adults, no pets, security. $160 auto. tnna. through Friday, 8 a.m. to 4p.m. day through Friday, $2 per stereo system, excellent condi- weekends. Experience helpful. Uon. $ m . 646-7723. Realtor, 6434535, 646-1021. monthly, 646-1060. Apply mornings. Piano’s Motor hour, call after 6 p.m., 643-8^1. Must be over 18. Apply in per FUR JACKET - black Persian •1195 Inn, 100 East Center Street. son, Brown’s Tire Shop, 333 lamb, with gray mink coUar WE HAVE customers waiting ★ ★ ★ 1973 EXECUTIVE CABS ★ ★ ★ EVENING and Weekend TAG SALE - Friday and Satur and cuffs. Like new. (worn ONE ROOM, bath, Main Street, Manchester 646- for the rental of ygur apartment 72 CNEKUE Malibu day, November 9th and 10th, 10 twice). Size 14-16. $300. 643- refrigerator, heat, tot water. Waitresses, apply in person, 3444. PRESIDENTIAL or home. J.D. Real Estate 4-Door Sadan. Blue ft Mack, Mr. Steak, 244 Center Street, a.m. to 5 p.m. 83 Seaman Cir 8152. Apply Marlow’s, 867 Main ,_ 7 3 CHEV. MONTE CARLO S 73 CHEV. CAPRICE 2-DR. CDUPE vinyl top, V-8, PS. cle, Manchester. Rain or shine. VILLAGE APTS. Associates, Inc. 6434129. Street. SN 3-1025, equipped with tinted glass, power windows, vinyl 13 0« . IMM caossi 3SL APPLICATIONS Manchester. GRINDER - surface binding SN 3-957, tinted glahs, vinyl roof, floor mats, air conditioning, SN 3-905, floor mats, body molding, vinyl roof, remote mirror, Stereo phono, televisions,, dia Wantad to Buy experienced required, day shift. 58 LOOKING lor anything in real roof, floor mats, factory air, remote mirror, 350 V-8, autonriatic remote mirror, belted ww tires, AM radio, rear speaker, heavy power brakes, 350 V-8, automatic transmission, power steering, mond engagement ring, many MANCHESTER THREE ROOMS nicely fur •2895 Are now being taken for full LANE Custodian - Nights, ap; Overtime- and full benefits. estate rental — apartments, nished, near shopping and bus transmission, comfort tilt wheel, steel belt whitewall tires, AM duty radiator, bumper guards,- automatic transmission, under ww tires, AM radio, rear speaker, Cfndercoat, luster seal. 7 1 CAMMIO ly in person. Holiday Lanes, I miscellaneous items. WANTED — Antique furniture, radio, rear speaker, undercoat, luster seal. time sales people in our boys Eastern Tool Company, 469 One and two bedrooniis. homes, multiple dwellings, no ie, parking available. Call 649- coat, luster seal. Under 16,900 ndies. V-8, PS, Spencer Street, Manchester. glass, pewter, oil paintings or shop. Apply in person to Mr. School Strept, East Hartford. BE GENTLE, be kind, to that Near schools, churches fees. Call J.D. Real Estate [^1287. PR, auto. Inns., Mr cond. other antique items. Any quan Associates, Inc. 643-5129. List Price SALE PRICE SAVE List Price SALE PRICE SAVE Patriquin expensive carpe, clean with tity. The Harrisons, 643^09, and shopping center, on List Price SALE PRICE SAVE RN’S and LPN’S, full-time and MATURE Woman wanted to R(X}KVILLE - three room fur part-time, all shifts. Good star Blue Lustire. Rent electric Iw Oakland Street. bus line. Call anytime.'. MANCHESTER - Attractivd/4 •2995 work 10-2, five days a week. shanopooer $1. The E. A. John nished. Tastefully decorated. 71 CHEV. Impalft ting salary. Regular pay in Apply in person. W. T, Grant, room apartment, stove, Residential. Near shopping, in creases. Liber-al fringe son Paint Company, 723 Main HIGHEST prices paid for an 6 4 6 -2 6 2 3 4-Door Sadan. V-8, PS, PI. YOUTH CENTRB Manchester Parkade. Street, Manchester. 6464501. refrigerator, references, no cludes heat, $36. weekly. 875- *4860“ *3906“ *953" *5102“ *3947 ’IISS" *4063“ *3274** benefits. I%one Mrs. Davis,' tique furniture, pets, $140. 228-3540, 6494325. A auto, trans. clocks and all coUeclibles. Any 6312, 875-0481. t ■MnCnSlIlT rolUIIO 528-2167 or apply in person. East Hartford Convalescent 23” CONSOLE TV; mahogany. quantity. Cameron, 644-8962. BimCn9liBr» vOnia Zenith; calculator, electric. LILLY STREET - Two FOUR room flat, second floor, Houaaa tor Rant 88 •2395 Hbme. 745 Main Street, East IMMEDIATE close to Main Street, churches, Hartford. * Call 646-7718 after 4. bedrooms on first floor, garage, 73 CHEV. MALIBU 2-DR. COUPE 73 CHEV. IMPALA COUPE 70 c m . hnubU CASH-COMMISSIONS Rooma Without Board 58 and yard for the kids. Only $130.$i: middleaged couple preferred. MANCHESTER - 4-bedroom 73 CHEV. MALIBU COLONNADE HT. Stove included, no children or SN 3-857, tintod glass, floor mats, vinyl roof, air conditioning, SN 3-788, tinted glass, floor mats, door guards, air conditioning, SN 3-503, floor mats, body molding, door guards, vinyl roof, 2-Door Sedan. V-8, PS, P8, ^ HUGE Four family Tag Sale - 31-82. Homefinders, $25 fee, 549- Dutch Colonial. Four baths, power brakes, auto transmission, 350 V-8, power steering, full remote mirror, 350 V-8, tilt wheel, electric clock, AM radio, rear auto trans. pets. 6494733.______double garage, executive power brakes, 350 V-8, automatic transmIssICn, power steering, Sell nationally-famous Knapp | ! November 9th and 10th, ROOM for rent in private wheel covers. AM radio, ww tires, ur ercoatlng, luater seal. speaker, aux. lights., undercoatlng, luster seal. full wheel covers, ww tires, AM radio, undercoatlng, luster seal. something for everyone. 10-4 home, working person. South neighborhood. November 30th shoes, part or full-time. V e^ < Windsor area. Phone 644-2089. DUPLEX - Six rooms, first AVAILABLE December 1st, 3- occupancy. Hayes Agency, 646- •1895 high cash commissions plus! p.m.. Twin Hills Drive, Coven bedrooms, 11/2 baths, 70 CHEV. Impala KENTUCKY FRIED CHICKEN try, off 44-A. floor laundry, central location. 0131. List Price SALE PIIC E SAVE List Price SALE PRICE SAVE List Price SALE PRICE SAVE bonuses, benefits. Your ownj carpeting, appliances included, Custom. V-8, PS, n , auto, THE THOMPSON H ouse- Cot Large yard. $190 per month. business. No investment. Free < tage St., centrally located, Philbrick Agency, Realtors, full basement. CaU after 4. 643- MANCHESTER - 6 room, 3- trans., vinyl roof. TAG SALE - West Road, 5014. OUTSTIUIDIilG CAREER OPPORIUNRY selling and training kit. R.L,| Bolton, Sunday, noon. large, pleasantly furnished 6464200. bedroom bouse. Double garage, *4283** *3440’* ‘M l” *4794*’ *3706“ Johnson, Dept. CMH-2, Knapp* rooms, parking. CaU 649-2358, appliances, carpets. Two *3895***3137“ W •2295 Centre, Brockton, Mass.,! ELECTROLUX - with power for ovemi^t and permanent NEW three-bedroom duplex, children accepted. Available cccm.ia|iiu December 1st. Security deposit. FOR STORE MANAGERS AND ASSISTANIS 02401. nozzle, like new, Must guest rates. December 1st. Appliances, WOODLAND Custom. V-8, PS, .PS, auto, sacrifice. CaU 875-9190. wall-to-wall, 1 1/2 baths, base $225 monthly. Phone 643-5014, trans., vtaiyl roof. FURNISHED room for working m ent, $250 plus security. after 4 p.m. Hartford area growth plans of America’s leading prepared MANOR GARAGE SALE - Books, lady, modem kitchen, Unens, Frechette or Mr. Martin, 647- . /3 WItV UjWNA COLONNADE HT. 73 CHEV. IMPALA STATION WAGON •2495 food company has current opportunities for mature, serious records, carpet, naU kegs, mis irivate entrance, parking, cen- 9993. COVENTRY - Two bedroom fen niolding, vinyl roof, power brakes, SN 3-365, 2 seats, tinted glass, floor mats, load floor carpeting, From Manchester take 1-84-86 to Exit 40 at people who like good income and are willing to work for it. APPLIANCE salespersons, cellaneous household items. 10- ■al. 643-8649. APARTMENTS Executive home on Route 31.1 350 v-8, automatic transmission, power steering, ww tires, AM power tailgate, 4 season air conditioning, turbofore 400 V-8, tilt No restaurant experience necessary, we will train you. $145. 1/2 baths, heated garage, radio. Corbins Corners and follow Route 71 to DD CHEV. Boi iUr experience helpful but not 4 p.m., Saturday and Sunday, WELLS STREET - 3 rooms on wheel, full wheel covers, belted ww tires, AM radio, roof carrier. Station wagon. V-8. PS, auto. weddy to start. Rapid advancement based on personal rate necessary, vrill train. Apply in November 10 and 11th, 119 REDE(X)RATED Hoorn - large first floor, parking provided. (OflW. Tpto.) waterfront, privacy, . spaciouR Wllcox-Rau, a mere 18 minutes from lawn, references required, no Manchester. Inna. of progress. Excellent insurance' and incentive bonus person, W. T. Grant, Autuirin Street, Manchester. bpude, brivate and quiet loca- Couple preferred. $105 a month. 9 List Price SALE PRICE SAVE students. $235. R e p ly ^ x "K”, List Price SALE PRICE SAVE program. Call 278-7740 for appointment. Manchester Parkade. ------tibn, singles, share kitchen. 95-72. Homefinders, $25 fee. 549- •1995 TAG SALE November 10th, livint room , etc. $55. monthly. Manchester Herald. ^ D7 CORVETTE UftR HOUSINfi COUP. HM3TFOBO WAREHOUSEMAN with se Saturday, 10 a.in., 45 Castle 646-7: 78, 6434903. . and 2-bedroom luxury MANCHESTER Undar 38JI00 mH ^ V-I, PI, cond class truck driver’s SEVEN-ROOM Duplex, 3 Out of Town- Rd.; Manchester, off Duval apartments. Features waU-to- 66 *4030*’ *3253” *5229** *4047“ ’lis t" PI, auto. Innt., fadorv air. license, many benefits, Street, near Parkade. LADIES Only. Nicely furnished bedrooms, living, dining, fami For Rent excellent opportunity for ad room for rent, aU utlUties in ly rooms. Modem kitchen with wall carpeting, vanity tile vancement in warehouse dis TAG SA LE • S a tu d a y , cluded, private bedroom with new cabipets, stove, baths, built-in oven, range, EAST HARTFORD -Four room ° •3495 community kitchen, living refrigerator and dishwasher. dishwasher, refrigerator and apartment, stove parking, RT. 71 C 7 c m Wagon tribution. Equal opportunity November 10th, 11 Russell employer. Eastco, 95 Leggett Street, Manchester, 10 to 3 p.m. room and two baths. Ideally $250 and security. 649-3050 after electric heat, 2 air security. 28W134. V-8, PS. auto Iraua., akr cond. Cheney Brothers Street, East Hartford, 5! located to bus line and stores. 1 p.m. Hm pcrmaiwnt full>tlm» openings In ths following Ski boots, skates, cribs, conditioners, glass sliding WHY PAY MORE OH SOME OTHER SHOW ROOM FLOOR, for interview. uvenile funiiture, bunk beds, Please call after 5 p.m., 644- EAST HARTFORD - 4 rooms, lu doors, aU large rooms. FuU adult couple, no children, no •1095 r p&slUons: kiitchen set, sewing machine, 0383. FOUR ROOMS, centrally basement storage area, ample Joe Means Business — Stop By and Make Me Prove To You That Chevys Do Costless at Wllcox-Rau ^ TSMEHCWWCagil -______t located, second floor, heated, pets, stove, and refrigerator, WILCOX-RAU PORTER for bakery. 7-3, good TV’s, lawn mowers, jewelry, parking. Startii^ at $175. Han w e a v e r T ROOM FOR rent, female. $165. Security, 646-1189. neat, tot water. CaU 289-2897,4- 4-eyflndar, auto Irani. LOOM CLEANERS wages, steady job. Apply knick-knacks, etc. dy to shopping, schools, bus Parkade Bakery, Manchester Phone 649-9669 or 6494805. 8 p,m. LOOM FIXERS RIQ UP PERSONNEL and religious faciUUes. V< 99 KNOTTER8 Parkade. LEAF BLOWER - with vacuum ATTRACTIVE 4V4 room, se •3295 FINISHERS cond floor apartment near Model apartment open for in VERNON - Willow Brook 73 FORD MiMtu ttu ig hose, intake vacuum, and can ATTRACTIVE sleeping room, The Better Destl Desder. WANTED - full time, gentleman, shower-bath, park, bus stop and stores. Stove spection 14 p.m., Saturday Apartments, 3Vi rooms at $180; FatUiaek. Yollowa w/whlto vas bag attachments. $80. 4Va rooms" at $205. Includes S f , maintenance man, five d ^ ^bone 643-5ffi5. private entrance. Free parking. and refrigerator, $150 monthly, and Sunday. Other times by vinyl, V-8, auto, trana., PS, ' Wo have Instructors who will train quallfisd WMk. Apply in person, W. T. Apply 105 ^ ra c e Street. lease, security. Middle-agM appointment. heat, hot water, refrigerator, oven-range, disposal, dis PI, factory air. applicants., Grant, Manchester Parkade. TAG SALE - Saturday, 9-3, skis, couple. No pets or children, MOTHER TEEN Daughter references required. CaU 646- hwasher. wall-to-waU CHEVY LAND U.S.A. Excallant d ^p an y paid fringa banaflta. records, turntable, helmet, CiH: carpeting, air-conditioning, •3695 would share home with woman. 1074. ______■ • ' ' ( '/i/\ \ ' I h ii i I / ■ III (',,1 ( 1,1 IK I A pply.. COOK - part-time, experienced. mini-bUie, slot cars, lewelry, UftR HOUSINS COlP. arxing, swimming pools, ID MUCK ttiM i Single household, Bolton area. dc tricks, and much more, We offer private room and WILCOX-RAU biith, use of recreaUon room. MANCHESTER - One-bedroom 84S-ISB 1 Bghted tennis courts, basket 1111 SKinlc. Si Ncv. Bi't3:n 229 03 1 5 60b ?6l9 Wagan. V-S, P& >1, i Own transportation. itkln Street, Manchester. ball court, ice skating, picnic CHEVROUET j References required. Phone 6494610. Ranch type apartment, private W e t ■> Mila: CHBIEY BROTHERS, INC. entrance, includes heat and 64S-8BB1 tves, storage.' No pets. CaU U tIfrC A ll DIPT. PNONI22SmM . 31 Coopar Hill Straal - 049-7118. TAG SALE November 10th and .’emon, STO-WU between M , 11th, 104 p.m., 55 Sanford Rd.. LARGE room, complete light, appliances. $170 M r month. StMiMn J. Luchon Jr. •22Ds Manohattar, Conn. housekeeping, private parking, Paul W. Dougan, Realtor, 643- weekdays, after 4, and on LEGAL SECRETARY - Local Manchester. Miscellaneous ana . 8u|lt - e46-8257 weekends, call 8724400. law office. Phone 646-3500. 649-0358. or M3-6266.' 4535/ 646-1021. PAGE TWENTV-TWO - MANCHESTER EVENING^HERALD, Manchester, Coftn Nov. 9, 1873 b ^C H E S T E R EVENING HERALD. Manchester. C o n n ! ! ^ . Nov. 9, 1973- PAGE ^ENTY.THRB!b: Out of Town- Housm For Sal* n Houaaa For Sola n Houaaa For Ma 72 Out o f Town-Foe Sola OUT OUR WAY BY NED COCHRAN F o r R ant 66 V V V B^GS BUNNY OU R b o a r d i n g H0US£ with MAJOR HOOPLE MANCHESTER - Finally a nice C I ^ N as a whistle 6-7, two J I'LL TELL VDU y e a h i w e l l , I Sl/ESSWHEW T OKAV,LE'S ] THIS IS TCRRIBLEi, WELL WHATHAVeYA IT S H O W S HIS HEIRS ROCKVILLE - Three-room Raised Ranch that can be WMffiM L HOWLAND. REALItHlS family. One block from M ain,. WHYICAWBtW WHEW I aOTMV YO U 'R E B O R M W I L L 00 1 S B B T H ' J y * YA GOT'P'IN GOT rSAY PER CONStSrSNCYl ACdlALLV,'WB WHO MENTAL WORK AW, THAT apartment, heat, hot Water, bought for a moderate price. Street. Five garages for extra J STOCK IW TH’ LAST RAISE I WITHTH’SAVIW H A V E T O ARE MOST PRODUCTIVi WWLfc JUST WAS'WE.CLP 1 R B P O R T W K M y SUBJECT!' V6RSSLP7 b o u s h t a c a r ; HABTT.VPU PIE stove, refrigerator. 6135. Adults Call us for details and inspec income. Wall-to-wall in several W A IT — eetMINOLY IBVDREAMtM! WHEN LIKE d a y s : a **A Truited Name Since 1952" V CARP! WHEKJ I 6ETA 1 a iw t iw t e r - only. Security deposit required. tion. T. J-. Crockett, Realtors, rooms. 11/2 baths owner's side, "NEW 14 WIDES" WITH IT-AW' M IM E iOU BROHE MY CONCENTRATION I SHERLOCK IFRIVATE EYE COLONIAL—4 bedrooms. Cobum Rd. area, Ist-floor family RAISE 1 SAVE , E S T E P IWLEAVIW' TOUR HEIRS W O U L P M T WAS REVIEWING THE EVIDENCE Parking for one car. Cali 643- IT.' I'M BUILPIW' HOLMES LIKE THAT 643-1577. room, w/w carpeting. $43,900. stoves on both sides. Truly un EVERYTHIW& LIV E WITH I H A V E TO IN THE CHAIN OF BURGLARIES •“'COOL! WOULD HAWC Open House - Saturday 1 to 5 UP AW ESTATE.' TO M V H E IR S / rr/ 9678. CAPE — Full dormer, 2 tile baths, rec 1:00m, 200’ deep lot, usual. Belfiore Agency; 647>' P A Y IKJ “SOLVING THE CRIME ^ HIS OWN 1413. APVAWCE.' WITH PURE, <— SHOP FOUR room apartment, wail- garage, large screened patio. $34,900. Rolling Hills, Mansfield d e d u c t i o n ! ZAPPED to-wali carpet, refrigerator and NEW COLONIAL CAPE — Full dormer, IW baths, rec room, modem kitchen, i CLEAN oversized seven room TODAY.' stove, washer and dryer, swim 6-sparkling‘rooms, IMi baths, fireplace, easy care lot. $35,900. Cape, 4 bedrooms possible. DUTCH COLONIAL - liew, aU brick, 4 bedrooms, 3 tile ming pool, Vernon location on appliances, wall-to-wall Plaster walls, 1 1/2 baths, From i>84, taka Exit 89. Follow signs on 6L 188 towird UCom l bus line. Call after 5, 646-tt03. carpeting. Immediate oc baths, Ist-floor family room, 2 fireplaces, fantastic Glaston screened and glassed porch, Turn right on Rt 44A. 1/2 mHo on loft Is RoUUg HMs. cupancy available on these bury home on prime wooded lot. $88,500. garage. Treed yard, must sell. ROCKVILLE - Available im- ’ homes. Mid 30's. COLONIAL — 4-bedroom Ansaldi built. Martin School dis PricM in lower 36s. Belfiore mediately, six room Duplex, trict. 2 fireplaces, jalousied porch. 2 ■ •■i PAGE TWENTY-FOUR - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn.. Fri., Nov. 9,1973 Police Report Kreskin Returns Manchester Agostinelli Chosen MANCHESTER Memorial Michael J. Checkers, 21, of 21 Battalion Commander Grant Rd., Rockville, was Finast Leases To MHS Nov,. 28 Hospital “ charged Thursday night with Lt. Col. Natfian G. Agostinelli and was discharged with the speeding after an auto accident Notes of the Connecticut National rank of second lieutenant. in which the car he was driving MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, NOV. 10, 1973- VOL. XCHI, No. K~Mart Space Kreskin, s&r of his own TV Discharged Thursday; Louise Guard, state comptroller and 'Die First Battalion donsists Manchester—A City of Village Charm went off the roadway on E. Mid TWELVE PACES - TWO MINIS program ‘‘The Amazing World Giordano, 333 Bidwell St.;' former Manchester mayor, has of infantry companies stationed PRICE: FH-TEEN CENTS dle Tpke., Manchester Police of Kreskin,” will appear at Helen White, Stone House Rd., been named commanding of in the Manchester, Rockville, said. First National Stores has leased a 41,057 square foot Manchester High School’s Coventry; Henry Parent, 229 ficer of the Guard’s First Bat West Hartford, New Britain • Police said Checkers’ vehicle Bailey Auditorium Nov. 28 at 8 Felt Rd., South Windsor; Jack talion, 169th Infantry, stationed and Middletown armories. left the road, went down a steep facility at the K-Mart shopping center on Spencer St. and p.m: "The show is sponsored by Soucy, East Hartford; Dorothy at the Manchester Amory. Sunday Date Announced embankment, and stopped in expects to begin operation early next year. the MHS Ski Club. Wood, 166 Greenwood Dr.; Agostinelli, until Nov. 1, the brush. The accident, near New The facility, leased from Goodrich Associates of New About Town This will be Kreskin’s second Allen Welch, 189 Highland Sk; effective date of the appoint Bolton Rd., occurred at about 8 York, will employ approximately 100 people, both part and appearance at MHS and he has Audrey Paradis, 452 W. Middle ment, was inspector general of The Emergency Department p.m. full-time. promised to do a different show Tpke.; Joseph Butler, 338 the Guard, station^ at the Nurses Association of Connec Checkers wasn’t hurt, police A spokesman for the company,said, “It will also be the than the one he did last year to Spring St. Hartford Armory. In ticut will meet Tuesday at 7:30 said. He is scheduled for court first of our stores in Cwinecticut to house its own phar a full house. Also, Stella Michalski, 60 Manchester, he success Lt. p.m. in the amphitheater at St. Nov. 26. macy.” Col. Richard Lugli of West In Peking Arcellia Dr.; Josette Waites, 45 Francis Hospital, Hartford. Dr. Kresjtin, born George Hitch Delays In addition to the departments usually found in similar Wellman Rd.; Carol Hollay, Hartford, vdio was named chief Elliott Gross, state medical stores, the First National wiU also include an in-store Kresge, began his career early Stafford Springs; ’Arlene Ar- of staff. examiner, will be the guest In other Manchester Police as^a nine-year-old traveling mogida, 201 Oak St.; Elizabeth Agostinelli is a 13-year speaker. Emergency room PEKING (AP) — U.S. Secretary of State Henry A. bakery, a flower shop, and an expanded non-foods depart musician. At eleven, he was reports: ment. Perzan, Hartford; Debra veteran of the Connecticut department physicians, nurses, Kissinger flew into mainland China today for “wide- using hypnosis in his programs.i National Guard. He served in The facility had originally been slated fbr occupancy by Miller, Wales Rd., Andover; clerks and other interested per ranging meietings” with Premier Chou En-lai about In the U.S. Army from 1952 to 1954 sons are invited to attend. • Ronald Bell. 17, of 61 N. a Bohack Super Market, one of a chain based primarily in As young as eight, he began Craig Turner, 19 Winthrop Rd.; dochina, the Middle East and possibly stronger business, ning Park St., Ellington, .was New York and New Jersey. “fooling around” with ESP Herbert Crickmore, Kennetlf scientific and cultural ties. charged Thursday night with Ave., Coventry; Raymond The shopping center itself contains some 94,5(K) square when he thought it would be a Foreign Minister Chi Peng- But Chou repeatedly has in third-degree larceny. Police Ward, 91 Alton St. By The Aasocialed Press The U.N. spokesman, Rudolf blockade, but the Washington feet of selling space and has parking for more than 1,000 good trick to be able to pick up fel and Vice Minister Chiao sisted that the Unit^ States A United Nations spokesman said the charge, lodged via a 'TpHie thoughts, instead of spoken Also, Mary J4ash, Hartford; Stajduhar, said in Cairo that version said nothing about the cars. Kreskin Kuan-hua met Kissinger at the must break relations with the in Cairo said today tlu t Egyp Circuit Court 12 arrest warrant, ^ words, of his playmates in the Teresa Lawrence, Stafford MUmOPM. BUUMt representatives from Egypt matter.. Taiwan government before stems from the theft of a gun Springs; Christopher Chinese capital’s airport with tian and Israeli officers will and Israel would rfleet at 3 p.m. Points covered by the agree game “hot and cold.” Peking and Washington can from a Chestnut St. man. Court available at the high school L'amphere, 56 Clinton St.; diplomatic delegations from meet on Sunday to sign the Mid Sunday — 8 a.m. EST — on the ment, as it was announced in ■ several nations. enjoy normal diplomatic ties. date is Nov. 26. Kreskin is currently busy from Bill DiYeso or Peter Carolyu Cloutier, 23 Neill Rd., aOSED MOMMY dle East peace plan. Suez-to-Cairo road about 60 Washington, include; “There are no hot an with his TV show, promoting DiRosa, ski club advisors. Vernon.' “ Oh it’s nice to see you The two combatants had been miles from the Egyptian scrupulous observance of the again,” Kissinger told Chiao, nouncements” planned during expected to meet today, but a • James R. Welch, 21, of 5 his new book,' and publicly capital for the signing. U.N. imposed cease-fire and im Teacher^s Effort Whom he had seen recently at Kissinger’s visit to China, a hitch developed in the plan Maple Trail, Coventry, was representing Big Brothers of NOVEMBER 1% 1973 Meanwhile in Beirut, thg mediate discussions between ' the United Nations in New U.S. official said shortly after when Israel said Friday night it charged Thursday night, Via a America, an organization which authoritative newspaper An Israel and Egypt on Gets Through York. the party arrived here. He said wanted “clarification” on some Circuit Court 12 arrest warrant, promotes companionship for tickets Reduced For Dellums Talk In Observance ot Nahar reported today that a withdrawing forces to the Oct. Kissinger’s sixth trip here Kissinger most likely would not aspects of the six-point with third-degree larceny. young, fatherless boys. peace conference to settle the 22 cease-fire lines. The Manchester Committee was in stark contrast to July meet with Chairman Mao Tse- proposal. Police said the charge is in con To Shelton Students Tickets for the show are $3.50 will present their orations In Veterans Day Arab-Israeli conflict would It also called for the con for Peace and Justice an 1971, when he faked a stomach tung. . Ciiairo’s semiofficial Middle nection with the theft of a and may be purchased by sen the church, and admittance for begin Dec. 10 in Gleneva. The tinued shipment of food, water nounces that tickets to “Viet ache in Pakistan and,-under the But a similar caution was East News Agency said that television set from the SHELTON (AP) - Eight- ‘‘There wasn’t a stir or the ding exact money and a $2 will be there rather than in Emergency Telephone newspaper quoted Western and medicine to the city of Suez nam—the Aftermath” are cover of darkness, flew secretly expressed in Cafro when, at the Egypt has accepted the-^aeace Pathfinders Club, Norman St. graders who refused to salute slightest murmur so I kept stamped,' self-addressed the dining hall. diplomatic sources as saying and to the encircled Egyptian the U.S. Flag changed their going,” he said. envelope to Kreskin Tickets, available fpr $2 if the party is Numbers to the Chinese capital. That trip same time, Kissinger was accord, but it was not im that Egypt, Syria and Jordan 3rd Army on the eastern bank of Court date is Nov. 19. “Vietnam—the Aftermath” minds, with one exception, He concluded with part of c/o Manchester High School, willing to arrive at 8 p.m., after Highway 648-5070 paved the way for President working out a Middle East mediately clear whether the were expected to attend on the the Suez Canal; the establish- will be at Trinity Episcopal peace agreement with Egyptian Israelis and the Egyptians were • Maureen M. Moir, 31, of 120 after hearing a noted reading Wolfe’s ‘‘The Promise of 134 E. Middle Tpke. the serving of the dinner. RMuse 648-1886 Nixwi’s visit to Peking last Arab side. nvent of U.N. checkpoints on the Church, 120 Sigourney St., Hart year. President Anwar Sadat. talking about identical Maskel Rd., South . Windsor, about patriotism, their teacher America,” Further information is Tlie speakers. Congressman The paper did not say Cairo-Suez road; and an - ford, at 6:30 p.m. Sunday. SanHaiV Sewer and Water 648-8687 China is the eighth stop on agreements. was charged Thursday after says. ‘‘So then, to every man his Ron Dellums and David Perry, Although not disclosing the whether the talks would be exchange of prisoners of war as Kissinger’s nine-nation tour. noon with fourth-degree Paul R. Hatje, a science chance — to every man, agenda for the four-day visit, In Tel Aviv, the Israeli state directed through a third party. soon as the U.N. checkpoints The secretary of state, looking larceny (shoplifting) at King’s teacher, said he stood alone regardless of his birth,. his U.$. officials said Kissinger radio said that the peace plan, There was no official confirma are established. relaxed, said in a brief airport Department Store. Manchester reciting thg pledge of shining, golden opportunity— to would take up with Chou the worked out, through U.S. tion of the report from either Cairo’s version excluded statement before leaving Parkade. Court date is Nov. 26. allegiance in his homeroom every man the right to live, to volatile situations in South Viet Secretary of State Henry A. the Israel government or the provisions referring to the 3rd during the openirig weeks of the work, to be himself, and to nam and Cambodia. Pakistan that the United States Kissinger during his tour of the Arab countries involved. Army and the city of Suez. • Maurice D. Gross, 54, of school year at Shelton High become whatever this his American intelligence of considers China “an essential Middle East, would definitely The six-point plan, released ' Egypt denies that the 3rd Army East Hartford, was charged School. manhood and his vision can ficials repoi;|;. North Vietnam component in the structure of not be signed by Israel today. in W ashin^n, was contained in is encircled and has not con peace....” Thursday afternoon with After continued encourage combine to make him — this has moved more than 70,000 The radio broadcast made no a letter, from Kissinger to U.N. firmed some of Israel’s ad Kissinger on Friday night fourth-degree larceny (shoplif ment, one boy among the 21 seeker, is the promise of fighting men, 400 tanks and Kiwanians Plan Radio Auction comment about signing an Secretarys General Kurt vances into Egyptian territory. ting) at K-Mart, Spencer St. pupils finally joined in, Hatje America.” more than 200 artillery pieces met with Pakistan Prime agreement on Sunday, but said Waldheim. , But the Egyptian version in Court date is Nov. 26. said. Days later «two others into the South since the cease Minister Zulfikar All Bhutto. Lou Apter, front right, strums a guitar which is one of many items contributed by the Tel Aviv government was The letter said Egyptian and cluded a point that the stood. Hatje said as he turned to fire 10 months ago. Kissinger ah^ Bhutto held Manchester merchants to the annual Kiwanis Club Radio Auction. The event will be dissatisfied with some aspects Israeli representatives may Washington version did not: a their talks in Islamabad, of the proposal announced in • Miguel Mollet, 16, of 78 Oak “I renlembered a book I had recite the Pledge of Allegiance In discussing the Middle East Tuesday and Wednesday from 7:45 to 10:30 p.m. over Radio WINF (1230). Joining in on the sign the pact as early as today statement that “correct im Pakistan’s diplomatic capital. W ashin^n on Friday. St., and David G. Knox, 17, of called ‘America in Verse’ and I he realized that all except one situation, Kissinger is attemp pre-auction serenade are: Dick Lauxier, seated left; and standing from left, Ted LaBonne at a meeting in U.N.-controlled plementation” Of Cairo’s other They'were believed to have dis “We want to sign,” said one 661 Graham Rd., South Wind took it to school hoping that it of the students were standing ting, sources say, to ease and Le^ Juran, Kiwanis Club members. Proceeds of the auction support the club’s com territory along the Cairo-to- points is the first step toward cussed Kissinger’s six-point Israeli official privately, “but sor, were taken into custody on might help solve the problem,” with him. Chinese anxieties atraut recent Suez road. implementing the U.N. Securi Middle East peace plan and the munity service activities. Articles to be auctioned are on display at Watkins Bros, in we want to be certain we un burglary and larceny charges said Hatje, who was a Marine U.S.-Soviet cooperation in that Israeli Premier (Joida Meir ty Council resolutions aimed at part of the world. secretary’s talks on Friday downtown Manchester. (Herald photo by Edmonds) derstand what it means.” Th\irsday afternoon and turned at the time of the Korean . “I was very overwhelmed by on Friday night called her achieving peace in the Middle with the Shah of Iran, a prin over to Glastonbury Police, Conflict. the whole thing,” he recalled. Trade and cultural-exchange cabinet into emergency session East. “I really choked up.” Double Drawing issues were likely to be high on cipal recipient of U;S. anns and The additional point ap The students seemed recep to get “clarification” on some who wanted the youths in con a close American ally. nection with a "Thursday mor tive to ‘‘Our Dream” by Reluctance among young peo Kissinger’s Peking agenda, and of the agreement’s points. parently referred to the U.N. In addition to Pakistan and call for Israel to pull back its ning burglary in that town. The Thoma'S Wolfe so Hatje read on, ple to salute the flag seems to some observers News Capsules One discrepancy could in have speculated that China Iran, Kisinger visited Morocco, Nixon Seeks troops to the Oct. 22 positions— two youths were apprended on delivering several selections of be ‘‘a hangover from Vietnam” volve Egypt’s blockade of Tunisia, Egypt, Jordan and a withdrawal that would free Center St., Manchester. writings by former President and exists in most schools, he may propose talks leading to Israeli access to the Red Sea. John F. Kennedy. said. the, establishment • of 'formal Saudi Arabia before heading for U.S. officials with Kissinger in the 3rd Army — and to U.N. diplomatic, relations between Peking. His schedule calls for GOP Support Saudi Arabia said on Thursday Resolution 242, which calls for Washington and the People’s him to continue on to Tokyo Anniversary and blood vessel disease. Dr. that they understood the agree Israel to evacuate conquered Republic. after his talks in Peking. Petef H. Levine of the Tufts- Arab territories. WASHINGTON (AP) - It has WASHINGTON (AP) — President Nixon has launched a ment implied a lifting of the Coventry been a year since the last New England Medical Center successful hijacking of a U.S. says his studies show that major effort to shore up Republican support and to clear aircraft took place. "That was smoking only one cigarette has away doubts abouL'fa^ integrity. the capture of a Southern a dramatic effect on the clot FridAy the White promised “absolute” coopera Veterans Day ting of blood platelets, the Underground Airways jet by three men who tion with the Watergate pKwecutors and' the courts, and small cells that initiate the Walsh Heads School Board forced the pilot to fly them to said new material will be g i v ^ o a federal judge to fill the eight cities in three countries. blood-clotting mechanism by Building Less than a month later. Presi sticking together. gap left by two phantom W ater^ g tapes. Rites Sunday Robert Walsh was named Predicts Deficit rooms are neater. An in dent Nixon ordered tightened Meanwhile, Nixon gave per- teresting factor. Dr. Hardy House story. The recorder is chairman of the Board of Dr. Hardy predicted a deficit security precautions at all sonal assurances to seven GOP address will follow. The Rev. Education at its Thursday said, was that six of the seven toe same one toat is said to World War 1 veterans will be of $20,000 to $30,000 this year. Poses Problem American airports. congressional leaders in a Jean Gilbert, MMH chaplain, organizational meeting. A students suspended for smoking Decision Near have run out of taw prior to toe honored Sunday at Veterans An ealier four-cent per gallon White House meeting described will give the invocation and Democrat, he- has served for increase in fuel oil, plus a re in the lavatories were girls. CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. later as a “frank discussion.” unrecorded April jsV eeting. Day ceremonies in front of MAYNARD, Mass. (AP) - Zenowitz also is trying to benediction. two years on the school board. cent one-cent increase has One student has been suspended (AP) — The space agency will Buzhardt also tesufij^ toat Manchester Memorial Hospital New England Civil Defense figure how to cut the amount of Enlarges Staff This follows Nixon's state At^2 p.m., Manchester The new chairman replaces created a $9,600 deficit, he said. twice. The lavatory situation is decide Sunday whether to President Nixon kept h im ^ toe beginning at 10:45 a.m. director Allan R. Zenowitz has electricity needed to cool the WASHINGTON (AP) - ment earlier in the week that he veterans groups will have color Republican Richard Messier, With each penny increase to be discussed further at a launch the Skylab 3 astronauts doesn’t intend to resign despite dark about toe existence of Lt. Col. Nathan Agostinelli, a problem. The only way he can five-year-old building. President Nixon’s legal staff, guards participating in the long-time member of the board another $2,600 will be added to future board meeting. on Thursday or again postpone automatic White House tape Connecticut Army National follow President Nixon’s which already is costing more doubts about his integrity by Veterans Day parade in Hart and its chairman for the past that deficit. Dr. Hardy said. Square Dance the shot. Launch director recorders until about three dhard and state comptroller, energy crisis to lower ther “I guess we have a unique than $232,000 a year in salaries, “great numbers of ford. two years. Messier did not seek The |uel account could go as The Whirlaways Square Dance energy problem here,” he said. Walter Kapryan lold newsmen Americans.” Nixon promised, weeks before toe world found will 1>e toe. speaker. mostats is Jo turn up the air is being l^fed up to deal with The state and towns will office in this fall election. high as $20,000 with the trend in Club has planned a Saturday Friday: “I have all the con “I shall do everything that I can out about them. The chremony is sponsored conditioner. i ‘ "This place is So warm we have W atergatJbiatters. The White observe "the holiday Monday Democrat Joan Lewis will prices, the school superinten dance at the Capt. Nathan Hale November 23 Drawing: fidence now that we’re going to ... to remove those doubts Buzhardt, toe lawyer Nixon by the American Legion, Zenowitz’s headquarters are to cool it 10 months of the year, House this week added a third and schools will be closed as continue as secretary. dent said. School from 8 to 11 p.m. Jack make it on Thursday. But I’ll be where they exist.” had called in especially to han Veterans of Foreign Wars, Match the Thanksgiving at the Federal Civil Defense even in winter. We bum quite a $150-U-day legal consultant, will all banks. The town Republican Suzzane Brainard Shortages have been reported O’Leary will be the caller. in a much’^ better position to There was no solid indication dle Watergate matters, said he Marine Corps League and toe Center here, a unique building lot of electricity to operate a Samuel J. Powers of Miami, libraries will be closed also. was also nominated for the in utilities, $3,000; supplies, ^ ,- Tickets are available at the BONUS NUMBER (m ordS) make an assessment on Sunday. as to exactly what Nixon in got his first inkling of toe Army and Navy Gub. that is built into a hill and is so cooling system...” Fla., to help out the eight staff The State Assembly earlier position. Mrs. Lewis, however, 000, other miscellaneous ac We’ll make a decision at that tends to furnish to toe,courts. system June 25. The recorders Ed Dupre, veterans council door and soft-soled shoes and win a sterimg s8ver well insulated that all that is attorneys. this year voted to change received a majority of the counts, $5,000, plus a need for required. Fred Oleson, technical ser time.” Work crews continued One GOP aide said- his un in Nixon’s offices and on his chairman, will be master of service for 12. needed to keep temperatures at Connecticut’s Veterans Day ballots. Board policy requires upgrading the industrial arts Open House vices director for the center, the tedious task of replacing derstanding is that the material telephones were exposed in ceremonies and Jonathan 70 degrees is body heat from the Smoking Danger public testimony July 16. Laws, World War 1 Barracks observance back to Nov. 11 secret balloting for the top two program, $3,500. A report is due The DevCo Planning Center vahie: hopes body-heated, un eight defective stabilizer. fins “will cover a very broad area.” employes and heat from the BOSTON (AP) - A Tufts Buzhardt said it was this ig commander, will give opening which was World War 1 Ar positions. on the I.A. program at a later in the Meadowbrook Shopping derground structures like the on the first stage of the Senate Republican Leader up to $15001 electric lighting. University researcher says norance toat led him on June 16 remarks. mistice Day instead of the Mrs. Brainard declined date. Dr. Hardy said. Center will be open to the public center may be the answer to Saturn IB rocket. The work Hugh Scott, who took part in the “We’re going to do our best to laboratory tests show smoking to mislead special prosecutor fourth Monday in October nomination for assistant Increases in utility rates, from 1 to 4 p.m. Saturday. Cider future energy crises. started Thursday after the two-hour meeting with Nixon, AT(er lowering the flag to half obey the President’s ‘order to has a direct link to the con Archibald Cox, who has since mast and placing of memorial which the rest of toe nation, un secretary and subsequently paper and wood prices have and doughnuts will be served. launch had been delayed five said, “We are assured the lower the temperature to 68,” “The idea is already catching ditions leading to heart attack. been fired, when Cox asked wreaths toe flag will raised to der an Act of Congress, Democrat Frances Morrone been a major factor in creating DevCo officials will be on days because of the discovery President is prepared to meet Zenowitz said. “I don’t think we on and we expect to get a lot of It has long been known that specifically if Nixon had taped full staff and followed by silent observes. received unanimous endorse the deficit, he said. hand to answer any questions of hairline cracks in ail eight oL all toe charges toat have been can reduce our employes’ body queries from energy^ungry In blood clotting in the arteries, a key conversation between prayer. Emergency telephone ment for that position. The 'school board voted to residents may have about the the nine-foot-long fins.' made, and prepared to refute heat, but at least we can turn dustries, state agencies and called arterial thrombosis, himself and' ousted counsel ’The East Hampton Fife and numbers are; Highway 649- School Superintendent Dr. lowqr the price of,m ilk for proposed new community for them.” out a few lights.” municipalities.” leads to heart attack, stroke John W. bean IH, and Buzhardt Drum Corps will perform and 5070; refuse, 649-1886; sanitary Donald C. Hardy was students to six cents ^ r carton northwest Coventry. New land Scott and Vice President- replied only that Nixon had Wilbur Little, past commander sewer and water, 649-9697. designated agent of the board, effective next week. Reinstate analysis maps will be on display Commit Troops designate Gerald R. Ford in Mail delivery and garbage financial secretary and later dictated his own im of American Legion will recite ment of federal reimbursement at the center. SAIGON (AP) - The Saigon dicated Nixon intends to go collections will be made on transportation agent. Dr. for milk made possible the pressions of the meeting. '“Flanders Field.” Agostinelli’s command has committed 3,000 beyond toe material direcOy Monday as usual. Robert Bowen was chosen to reduction in price. related to toe tape recordings Senate Pushes Laws t>troops backed by artillery and continue as school medical The board also repealed a already covered by a coi^ heavy air support to block a examiner; Mrs. Walter Haven, contract awarded to Sears APACHE - ELDORADO order. , North Vietnamese effort to state library representative; Roebuck & Co. for fencing. TERRY - SIGHTSEER The phantom tapes were toe open a supply route along toe Public Advocate Idea Mrs. Brainard, vocational- Sears was low bidder, but some TlOQA-TAURUS-TRAVCO To Conserve Energy subject Friday of further court Cambodian border 110 miles agriculture representative; question has arisen as to the Buy file spedd Brown and Orange Ticket. hearings before U.S. District MAINE TRUCK TOPS northeast of Saigon, military board member 'Tom Hill, Fife gauge size and other Court Judge John J. Sirica, who WASHINGTON (AP) - The Jackson moved to kqep two ordering oil and gaS-burning sources said. Government and Drum Corp. repfesen-, specifications. The board It gives you two chances to win. indicated toat toe inquiry will Draws Mixed Reaction rush toward passage of key administration proposals— power plants to switch to coal. forces advancing along two tative; board member Richard declined to award the contract continue into a third week next emergency e n e r^ legislation the waiving of clean air stan th e bill also would direct toe roads have been bombarded and which is still in toe General Ashley, pension board of Colonial Fence, next lowest Monday. HARTFORD (AP) - The that duty in the attorney has slowed but a key legislator dards designed to protect public President to draw up contingen heavily by Soviet-made ISOmni Law Committee. representative; plus Connec bidder, until it was assured no TOYOTA 1st Drawing:wSi^Numb.. 2nd Drawing: Nixon’s special counsel J. idea of a public advocate has ,general’s officd, Stevens said. promises that “next week is health and safety and the cy plans for toe rationing of cannon, toe sources said. The “The Republicans restrict ticut Association of Boards of legal entanglements' would 1971 PICKUP TRUCK Fred Buzhardt testified that he received mixed reaction from “This might present a con All five digits in a row: $5,000 (and a chance for Match all five digits in order. Win a magnificent energy week in the Senate.” deregulation of the price of gasoline and other scarce fuels. Communists have seizeehtoree the introduction of bills strictly Education (CABE) represen result from the Sears contract ONLY 14,000 Ml, has cleared up one apparent legislative leadershut one thing flict of interest problem in $15,000 or $75,000). ^12-place setting, sterling silver collection by Henry M. Jackson, chairman natural gas at the wellhead ^ Jackson joined two other government catms in the to ones proposed by committee. tative along with other board repeal. mystery by examining the seems certain — it is not in the Connecticut since toe attorney, First four or last four digits in order: $200 of the Interior Committee, said out of toe bill. Jackson said Democrats in Congress in region this weelrhr an apparent There’s no way it will get in” members Anthony Felice and Dr. Hardy reported instruc International Silver Co. Your choice of 15 different sequence of conversations on making for toe near future. general represents toe PUC,” he expects his energy bill to similar proposals are being urging Nixon to oppose campaign to open a supply cor this year, Alfano'said. Mrs. Morrone. tor Robert Pratt has been ap 1974 ELDORADO First three, middle three'or last three digits: $20 patterns— including handsome walnut chest. two tapes following an April 15 The concept was proposed Stevens said. reach the Senate floor on considered by toe Public Worto Republican efforts to return the ridor from toe north to Loc House Speaker Francis 'The Rev. William . Wilkens pointed director of adult educa- TRUCK CAMPER Scramble matph (all five digits, any order): $25 Value: up to $1500! meeting that purportedly went “But it would seem easier to Wednesday, one day after and Commerce committees. Alaska pipeline bill to a House- Ninh, the Viet Cong stronghold Collins, R-Brookfield, praised and Miss Margaret Jacobson tion. He has had some MADE FOR unrecorded. Robert K. Killian, a Democrat appoint by statute a permanent scheduled votes on the Alaska However, Jackson insisted on , Senate conference committee 75 miles north of Saigon. Gov. Thomas J. Meskill for his will be asked to continue as° Nixon’s personal secretary, reg ar^ ^ as a potential guber- counsel to the PUC than to experience with similar MINI TRUCKS pipeline and mandatory fuel maintaining a controversiaL for removal of provisions toe recent stands against utility school attendance officers. Rose ^ r y Woods, had given natorial candidate next year, create a separate office.” programs in the past, the school SELF CONTAINED * allocation bills. proposal to provide federal sub administration objects to. rate increases and charged that Mrs. Brainard will designate a TidM goes on sd * No« 6rii for TWO VWalcs. testimony indicating a tape Killian said a public ad- superintendent said. A com He made the statements sidies for reduced transit fares. The other signers of toe letter Although he finds the idea Killian was trying to “divert parent of a Coventry vo-ag stu mittee of interested residents Friday after consideration of In toe past, the administration were Sen. Mike Gravel of recorder in the basement of toe vocate’s offic^uld represent agreeable, he and other attention" from Meskill’s ef dent attendiitg K O. Smith to and board .members will be Rent a v.3%V4 . his bill became bogged down in has threatened to veto bills that Alaska and Rep. John Melcher Executive Office Building must Connecticut citizen interest legislative leaders agree that forts. ■ serve with her as vo-ag formed later date to help set up a series of technical contain similar proposals. of Montana.. Hie bill. Is now have switched on out of turn before regulatory agencies like enabling legislation will not be representative. Various stan the program diie to begin in SIGHTSEER around 5 p.m. April 16, although the Public Utilities Commission "Where's Killian been for the amendments offdhed by the In its present form, the bill scheduled for House action passed next session. last two or three years?" ding committees and salary January. Nixon administration, „ it hadn’t been set to come on un- (PUC) and the new Hospital ‘ Senate Majority Leader would allow toe President to Monday. Collins asked. contract negotiating represen The school superintendent SPECIAL WEEKEND But, even with swift passage, order such energy-saving steps Chairman Warren G. til midnight qr later. Buzhardt Cost Commission, Lewis B. Rome, R-Bloomfield, “It seems to me this proposal tatives are to be filled at a later reviewed the lavatory situation RATES winter could be nearly over as lowered thermostats in Magnuson of the;Senath said he deduced that House Majdrity Leader said toe state legislature is the was founded in political date. • at the high school. No one is before energy conservation public buildings, reduced Conimerce Committee outlined Miss Woods had been misled, Gerald F; Stevens, R-Milford, public advocate and that Clear tonight, lows around 20 expediency and conceivably is School Superintendent Hardy particularly happy with the measures take holdcompletely, speeds on toe nation’s highways a schedule that could have toe and toat toe recorder actually said he likes toe idea but thinks Killian’s suggestion “doesn’t W to 25. Fair Sunday, highs upper something the attorney reviewed the status of lavatory supervision system, an administration official said. and restricted'operating hours nation retifrn to Daylight came on at the time it was su ^ the public advocate should be in appear to be important enough -3o4. Precipitation probability general's office should have programs, pending reports by but improvement has been seen It would take “three or four - for commercial establishments Saving Time Dec. 2. He said his posed .toe attorney general’; office to take up in the coming ten per'cent t^ght, near zero been doing anyway. It’s in the staff, and explained other in the bathrooms. Complete HOMES of VERNON, Inc. months” to fully- implement and public services, including committee could approve the Prosecutor Richard Bern rather than create a “ new session.” twice. Sunday. Winds northwest teresting that we get this facets of the school system such elimination of smoking in these Union Street ■ fuel allocation and rationing schools. The President could legislation Tuesday or Vehiste said this explanation bureaucracy.” , . Senate Minority Leader dlininUliing to around 10 m.p.h. proposal ifom an. all-hut-' as budgeting and evaluation for school areas was never Rockville, Conn. \ . plans, John'Shaeffer, assistant also move to increase fuel satisfiM hini. Earlier, he had Research iSto'how other (toarles Alfano, D-Suffield, said Nnl wauri Umrinf wH In at ItfqMi Haa Mai, . Wednesday and suggested both tonight, 10 to 15 m.p.h. Sunday. announ'ced candidate for gover the benefit of new board expected. Dr. Hardy said, but is •'Tel. 872-9117 J o White House energy adviser supplies by tapping naval houses could complete action cited toe out^f-turn T®®^®^''^tes handle public representa- toe Killian idea is similar to one 333 BridgeportThuradt^, Nov. IS -10:30 a.m. Outlook foi' Monday, fair and nor," Collins said. members. has been reduced, and the ‘John A. Love, told the panel. petroleum reserves and next week. continued cold. as an inconsistency in the White shows that almost all put Aifano proposed last session \ / (S . . '4 , Hr