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PAGE THIRTY-SIX - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn.. Wed.. Oct. 10. 1973 c Republican Future Dampened By Watergate iUanrljPHtFr iupntng Ipralb among mihorities and among running as an independent. In test of Watergate.” having pulled off the impossible of 26 in the House and 7 Ih the off year.” for GOP congressional can­ ethnic, groups. New Je rse y , Rep. Charles He said if Bie GOP lost the in a year when others would CARL P. LEUBSDORF Senate. He talked in terms of Bush noted that President didates. MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, OCT. 11, 1 9 7 3 - VOL. Bush forecast close races in Sandman, who unseated GOP governorships, both captured XCIII, No. 10 AP Political Writer have thought it wouid have been avoiding further losses. Nixon has said he will cam­ “We’d like to see all these Manchester—A City of Village Charm two gubernatorial elections Gov. William Cahill in the from the Democrats four years impossible to win anything.” "Maybe we’re Just candidates out trying to help rWLINTY-EIGHT PAGES — TWO SECTIONS PltlCE: FIFTEEN CENTS primary, is running against paign for Republican can­ next month. ago, “it wouldn’t look good at In discussing the 1974 elec­ euphoric,” he said, “but we elect other Republicans in WASHINGTON (AP) - didates in 1974, and the chair­ In Virginia, Democrat- Democrat Brendan Byrne. all. We wouldn’t like that. tions, Bush avoided any predic­ think we have a chance to turn (jeorge Bush thought his main man said those who hope to 1974,” he said. “It might be a Turned-Republlcan Mills E. "I think they're both very im­ “Of course,” he said, “if we tion that the GOP could win around what is the normal off- Job as Republican national succeed the chief executive good thing for them to do for Godwin is locked in a tight race portant,” Bush said. "But I won the two, I would hope we controi of the House or Senate year syndrome, namely that the chairman would be to convert should follow the example of their own future, too. It didn’t with Lt. Gov. Henry Howell, don’t see either of them as a would get tremendous acclaim. — which would take a net gain party in power loses seats In the President Nixon’s 1972 Nixon’s all-out 1966 stumping hurt Nixon any.” landslide victory into a "New Republican Majority.” Then came Watergate. Nixon Seeking It led the 48-year-old Texan to become a party spokesman

WASHINGTONVice (AP) - President advice they have on naming both houses of Congress. SPECIAL SALE President Nixon sought the a nominee to succeed a meeting the President had After talking with the counsel of Republicans and Agnew. Nixon also has with four top Republican top Democrats today on a President Wednesday congressional leaders — sought the advice of con­ evening. Senate Democratic OF MANCHE STER TWO WEEKS ONLY SAVE $122. to $164. vice presidential successor gressional leaders on Sens. Hugh Scott of Penn­ to Spiro T. Agnew, who quit Leader Mike Mansfield said sylvania p d Robert P. Grif­ The leather chair. It can be the crowning glory In procedures for picking a Nixon expected to nominate your most elegant living room, or the showpiece admitting federal income new vice president. fin of Michigan, and Reps. ON TOP GRAIN tax evasion. a successor later this week Gerald R. Ford of Michigan The Constitution says only or early next week. In your favorite den. Choose one from famous Nixon has tpld the and Leslie C. Arends of that a nomination will be Mansfield and House Heritage and enjoy years of lasting quality, no political leaders he wants by Illinois. made by the president and is Speaker Carl Albert, D- matter where you place It. Upholstered In the tonight any suggestions or Agnew resigned subject to the approval of Okla,, met with Nixon after W finest top-grain leather and custom-tailored by Wednesday afternoon short­ LEATHER ly before he faced U.S. M master craftsmen, these chairs offer solid, deep down comfort and gracious good looks. Don’t District Court Judge Walter CHAIRS Congress ' i f * E. Hoffman in a Baltimore 99 delay. You can give your homo or office the courtroom. richness of Heritage leather upholstery and FROM FAMOUS HERITAGE Considers Agnew pleaded no contest George Bush enjoy exciting savings at the same time. to a criminal tax evasion Successor charge that he filed a false seeking to separate the joint income tax statement Republicans from the scandal WASHINGTON (AP) - for 1967 that reported in­ enveloping their own ad­ RIGHT NOW SAVE 20% President Nixon says he plans come of 626,099 and taxes of ministration. to nominate a strong vice presi­ 66,416, when in fact his in­ “There has been a need to put MANY IN STOCK FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERYI I dent who shares his foreign come was 655,599 and he the party role into perspec­ policy views, a description that owed taxes of 619,967. tive,” the former ambassador Spiro T. Agnew, who resigned as vice president Warren E. Burger, left, administering oath, and Mrs. fits Democrat-turned- Reading from a prepared to the United Nations explained Wednesday, is shown in January of 1973 as he took the oath Republican John B. Connally. in an interview. “There has i Agnew. (AP Photo) statement held in trembling of office. Pictured with him at the time were Chief Justice However, key congressional hands, Agnew told Hoffman, been a need to get that message Democrats are warning that across, the fact that the nomination of the former Texas “ I did receive payments in national committee is not MASTER CHARGE AND governor could set off a new 1%7 which I failed to report responsible, that the party is LAY-A-WAYS WELCOME Space Lectures political storm in the wake of for the purposes of income not involved.” Spiro T. Agnew’s dramatic taxation ...At no time have I Though Bush renewed the Israelis Raid resignation as vice president. enriched myself at the now-famillar Republican litany One congressional expense of the public trust.” that Watergate won’t hurt the Planned at Schools Arab Positions I Republican source predicted Hoffman said he regarded GOP at the polls, he conceded that Connally would be rejected he has become more cautious June Tompkins By The Associated Press Agnew’s no contest plea as Lunar samples and some of a Greek freighter were sunk. by the Senate, if nominated by about party prospects in the (Herald Reporter) The Israeli military com­ an admission of guilt. the exhibits will necessitate a In the Golan Heights, Israel Nixon. Democrats control 1974 congressional elections. All Manchester school mand announced its ground “As far as the court is in­ security guard, said Dr. reported its forces were at­ Congress, which must approve He said the loss next month of students from Grade 4 through forces crossed the cease-fire volved, the defendant is on Tychsen. tacking Syrian armored and in­ Nixon’s choice. Republican-held governorships high school, and the public will line in the Golan Heights today fantry forces guarding the road trial for wilful evasion of in­ This event is of no cost to the Besides Connally, who in New Jersey and Virginia, have an opportunity to learn of and stag ^ hit-and-run com­ to Damascus. come taxes for the calendar Board of Education, as NABA is switched to the GOP last May, which some party leaders see the existing space program and mando raids across the Suez Ck)mmando raids behind the year 1967, which charge is a one of the few government two other possible 1976 as a growing possibility, its potential for the future. Canal. Egyptian Suez Canal front felony in the eyes of the agencies to share ito knowledige Republican presidential con­ “wouldn’t look good at all” but Dr. Alfred B. Tychsen, assis­ Israeli air and naval raids on with the public, he said, struck at “convoys and rear tenders are being mentioned as law,” the judge said. “He added that a string of GOP tant superintendent of Syrian and Egyptian position^ echelons of.the enemy,” the NASA provides a team of replacements for Agnew, Govs. has entered a plea of nolo successes in recent local elec­ Manchester schools for along the Mediterranean coast educators who travel Israeli command reported. Nelson A. Rockefeller of New contendere (n o c o n te s t) curriculum and instruction, and Suez Canal were also con­ The Egyptians have reported tions is proof “this isn’t going to throughout the nation during Y ork and Ronald Reagan of which, so far as this wipe out the Republican par­ Wednesday night presented to firmed by Arab communiques. penetrating nine miles east of California. the year as public informers of criminal prosecution is con­ ty.” the Board of Education detailed They reported the attacks were the canal into Israeli-occupied the agency’s work. Connecticut On Capitol Hill, there plans for a team of three repelled and claimed 86 Israeli Sinai and a communique today cerned, is the full equivalent Discussing his eight months was entitled to two visits this appeared to be considerable I educators from the Goddard planes had been shot down. reported an Egyptian armored of the plea of guilty.” on the Job at GOP headquarters year. One has already been sentiment for selection of a Space Flight - in Israeli gunboats during the force had encircled fleeing Hoffman sentenced on Capitol Hill, Bush alra said: made at Stamford. respected senior Republican, Greenbelt, Md., who will visit night shelled the Syrian port of Israeli tanks and destroyed an Agnew to three years un­ —“'There’s been a recovery” MI Thf special space presenta­ such as former Secretary of the Manchester school system Latakia and the Banias ter­ entire column. supervised probation and in the flow of contributions, and tion was made possible through State William P. Rogers, Sen. the committee will be able to during the entire first week of minal for the Iraqi oil pipeline. Western visitors to the Egyp­ Barry Goldwater, former Sen. fined him $10,000. the Joint efforts of the Greater Speaker of the House Carl Albert leaves the White House December. The center handles Israel claimed two Syrian mis­ tian front Wednesday reported meet its |5.5-million budget, Manchester Chamber of John Sherman Cooper and Agnew’s resignation and all the tracking and data sile boats sunk without any forces and supplies continued to Wednesday afternoon after he and Senate Majority Leader about three times as much as Commerce and the Board of Senate GOP Leader Hugh Scott. plea were his part of an processing of all space efforts, Israeli loss, while the Syrians Mike Mansfield met with President Nixon. The two the Democrats, without further Education. (See Page Fourleen) Some House Republicans agreement reached with said Dr. Tychsen. claimed eight Israeli boats and leaders were summoned to the White House after Vice staff cuts or borrowing. (See Page Three) Justice Department of­ He recently spent a whole day President Spiro Agnew resigned. (AP Photo) —The controvert surroun­ ficials who agreed not to ding Vice President Spiro T. m at the center coordinating final pursue charges of bribery, Agnew cannot help the GOP arrangements for the visita­ extortion and conspiracy but, as for the effect on elec­ tion. The plans will Include 55- The Nation Reacts against him. Atty. Gen. tions, “I don’t think one could nlinute lecture demonstrations To Agnew Resignation possibly measure that at this in each school explaining the Elliot L. Richardson had point.” Bush said Agnew’s 1976 detailed work of NASA, the personally directed the presidential prospects certainly agency which supervises the ------In Manchester ------federal investigation of although they were aware of strength that is ours as a people Sen. (Jeorge Aiken, R-Vt., have not been enhanced, but he space program. Agnew and described the Most persons asked by The the news, that they hadn’t yet united.” said he had no prior notice of added that vindication could m Dr. Tychsen said that the 46 Agnew did, but they disagreed to a federal tax evasion charge, evidence as damaging. Herald to comment today on formed an opinion. the resignation. change that. satellites now in space are sen­ on apparent reasons for his ac­ was definiteiy guilty, but Democratic Gov. Kenneth Vice President Spiro Agnew’s In an unusual move, the —The launching of 1976 ding all kinds of information tions. others said they thought the (Turtis of Maine said Agnew’s resignation and court case said Justice Department presidential soundings by Govs. back to earth. He said the Several people thought vice president was Just trying decision to resign showed a they were in favor of what The Public released through the court a Nelson A. Rockefeller and special educators from the Agnew, in pleading no contest to put the thing behind him. willingness to place the country Regional Leaders ahead of his own future. 40-page document detailing Ronald Reagan, Sen. Charles H. center will show what the com­ , “I’m glad he quit,” said Ed By JIM WILLSE th e evidence amassed Percy and John Connally is en­ munication results via satellite Walenta of Somers — “He was “I don’t believe that basically Associated Press Writer By The Associated Press against Agnew on all couraging. “We seem to have a have been, are, and what they I definitely guilty.” Walenta said Agnew is a dishonest man. I William Pfizer, a bartender Shock and distress were wealth of qualified talent,” he will mean in the future. The he thought it was a shock for hate to see him go this way,” in Kansas City, took time out to charges, including those expressed by New England said. “I can’t help but look at benefits to aircraft and marine the vice president to resign, but Curtis said. “ I would have consider the stunning news that that were dropped. political leaders Wednesday the Democrats and think, in travel, long weather advance he added that “I think he made much preferred to have seen had Just interrupted the ball The document charged over the announcement of the this particular area, we’re in forecasts and. pinpointing water the right move.” him defeated at the polls.” game on the television set that for 10 years Agnew resignation of Spiro T. Agnew pretty good shape compared to w pollution will be some of the “ I- was awfully disappointed Rhode Island Atty. Gen. above the bar. sought and accepted as vice president, but them.” OPEN: TUBS. THROUGH FRI. TIL 9 - SAT. TIL 5:30 - CLOSED MON. many facets of satellite uses in the man,” Harold Hubbard of Richard Isra’el, the state’s top “It’s disgusting,” he said. thousands of dollars in cash spokesmen in all six states, —In line with an effort to U explained by the educators, 50 Cambridge St. said, “in that Republican office holder, said " I ’m so sick of this whole bit.” m 935 MAIN ST., DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER - TEL. 643-5171 urged citizens to unite in a kickbacks from consulting make the national committee said Dr, Tychsen. he lied.” Hubbard said he until Wednesday’s announce­ Then, before turning back to ’ renewed effort to restore con­ engineers in Maryland. "a little more election- There will also be oppor­ thought Agnew “got off easy” ment he had b^n presuming the game, he added, “I Just fidence in government According to the document, oriented,” he stepped up party tunities for special programs with a 610,000 fine and three- the innocence of Agnew. hope it works out, somehow.” “I believe we all recognize Agnew received half of the programs to provide assistance with advanced students and year probationary period levied “Maybe after seven years in The news that Spiro T. Agnew that there is a crisis of con­ kickback funds, with the rest to candidates and potential can­ faculty members in the science by the court on the tax evasion thp prosecution business, I had resigned as vice president 1^ G a l l a y ^ fidence in this country,” said being split between two of didates. departments at Manchester charge. shouldn’t be surprised any Wednesday and plead^ no con­ Republican Gov. Francis W. Agnew’s associates. These include weekly cam­ High School and Manchester “I keep hoping the guy is in­ more, but I still can’t get over test to a charge of Income tax Sargent of Massachusetts. Agnew said he was innocent paign management schools, and Community College conducted nocent — it’s a disappointment what has happened,” he said. evasion caught Americans by “To have it necessary for the of all the charges except the at least three “New Majority by Dr. Isadore Adler, space that he couldn’t prove it,” Sam “Agnew’s historic decision to surprise. The reactions ranged person holding the second one on which he enter^ his Workshops” to stress ways of scientist. Nassiff of 241 Vernon St. com­ resign avoided a shattering con­ from sadness to elation, disap­ i highest office in this land to plea. seeking support from those PIANO & ORGAN STUDIO mented. “This may be good, stitutional crisis for a nation pointment to admiration, resign further shatters the con­ The evidence “establishes a whose first GOP vote was cast though,” Nassiff said of the already torn and divided,” said boredom to intense concern fidence of the people.” pattern of substantial cash in 1972 for President Nixon. Wednesday afternoon events in about what direction govern­ Two Win Rep. Ella D. Grasso, D- Sen. Thomas J. McIntyre, D- payments to the defendant "These workshops will ED W ALENTA SAM NASSIFF Washington. ment in the United States would N.H. ’.‘Whatever his motives, during the period V h en he hopefully demonstrate to party “ ...glad he quit...” Conn., said “it is e^ential that now take. “ ...a disappointment...” " I t ’ s a b o u t tim e he he has done his part to prevent leadership and candidates how Meet the Nobel Prize we draw on the vast resource of For many, like Pfizer, the served as governor of resigned,” said Rich Lanzano further division.” to a ttra ct so-called New word arrived in the form of a Maryland, in return for Hammond of 38 Glenwood $t. Lanzano said Majority voters, how to attract ST(X:KH0LM (AP) - The break in the broadcast action engineering contracts with the he thought the Agnew affair them to Republicans when you Phoenix Organ 1973 Nobel Prize for Physiology between New York Mets and state,” Richardson said. would have been hidden. He said there also was don’t have a presidential race or Medicine was awarded today Nixon Approved Cincinnati Reds, playing for the Custom designed large scale In­ Other comments from people on,” Bush said. to two Austrian researchers National League ba’^eball (.''ee I’uge Three) tegrated circuitry also gives you queried on Main St.: He said special effort will be and one Dutch researcher for championship. an organ that’s always In perfect discoveries concerning — “It’s sad that we placed Plea Bargain Owen Burkhart, a made to increase GOP strength relative tune. And there’s a new, COPPER.. COPPER... COPPER... behavior patterns. trust in a man who obviously saloonkeeper in Clarks Sum- ■ V - exciting automatic rhythm unit The 6120,000 prize was shared wasn’t worth our trust. He is WASHINGTON (AP) - Atty. The arrangement was sealed mitt, Pa., said there was that gives you creative control. by Karl von Frisch, Viennese probably guilty to a certain Gen. Elliot L. Richardson, cheering when the bulletin Tuesday, Richardson said. He CLEAR At YOUR GIFT QALLERY...WHERE ELSE? The finest quality heavy gauge, solid coppei^ The new automatic accompani­ born but working out of Munich, extent.” (a young woman). urging consideration and com­ appeared on TV. “ I think tin-llned gourmet cookware and acces8orlee...avallable In many styles and shapes. said Nixon did not participate in ment feature solves all your Germany, Konrad Lorenz who — “ He (Agnew) shouldn’t passion for Spiro T. Agnew, the negotiations, but fully ap­ everyone in here was in favor of Fund Gives Clear tonight, lows 40 to 45. Beautiful tea kettles with heat resistant knobs and handles...waterlng can, Hutch & SIM also was born in Vienna but have said he’d fight the charges said today President Nixon ful­ proved each major step. him stepping down,” Burkhart rhythm accompaniment Fair Friday, highs in low 70s. Out Millions assortments...Cream and Sugars, Coffee Pots...Mlnlature assortments...The luxurious works at the Max Planck all the way to the Supreme ly approved the bargain in Richardson said Nixon did not said. problems. See this proud and Precipitation probability look and warm glow of copper together with Its practical features makes It a gift you can Institute in Germany, and Court; he admitted he’s which the vice president suggest the elements of the At Block’s Department Store NEW YORK (AP) - The beautiful organ the whole family f near zero tonight and Friday. give with prlde...or brighten that dull spot on your hutch or shelf or cook your favorite Dutchman Nikolaas Tinbergen guilty.” (a young man). resigned and admitted income agreement, in which Agnew in Indianapolis, Ind., about 50 Rockefeller Brothers Fund, can enjoy today at Watkins In Winds becoming variable gourmet dish. who carries out his research at — “It’s unfortunate that he tax evasion. pleaded no contest to the tax sets were tuned to the game. which has allocated |121 million below 10 m.p.h. tonight and Manchester or Hartford. the department of zoology at resigned; he was probably Richardson said he hopes “The people looked with dis­ in charitable gifts since its es­ Of course YOUR GIFT GALLERY has other metal accessories and cookware—Iron charge, and resigned from of­ Friday. the University Museum of pressured by someone to get “the American people unders­ fice. belief,” reported employe tablishment in 1940, has an­ from Norway, Stainless Steel from Sweden, Brass from Williamsburg and Idlan, and M795 Outlook for Saturday: Fair Oxford, England. out.” (a middle-aged woman). tand and support what has been Richard Waldo. “They seemed nounced record contributions of Black Wrought Iron from Penna. and mild. The prize-awarding faculty of — “We finally got rid of him; done.” The prosecution dropped its upset that the news program in­ over 611 million last year. investigation of alleged Do come In to YOUR GIFT GALLERY...the pleasant shop with the different the Royal Karolinska Medical now Nixon should be impeached The attorney general told a terrupted the broadcast of two A spokesman for the fund political bribery and extortion, merchandise at sensible, reasonable prices, FREE GIFT WRAPPING and FREE Institute, after its final because of Watergate.” (a nationally televised news con­ batters.” said that 111,187,395 was accusations Agnew denied to DELIVERY In the Manchester area. 241 Asylum St., Hartford - 522-7201 deliberation, cited the three young man). ference that a White House There was a smattering of Lottery allocated in 294 grants. A total professors for "their dis- the end. 17 Oak St., Manchester - 643-5174 HAROLD HUBBARD Several persons asked to lawyer made the first overtures applause among recruits at an of 61.6 million went to inter­ Open Thurs. NItes Til 9 P.M. - Closed Mon. - Phone 643-5171 RICH LANZANO And the government Drawing "... got o ft easy...” comment this morning on the to settle the Agnev^case with a Army recruiting center in national affairs, he said. (See Page Fourleen) “ ...It’s about time...” Agnew resignation said. bargained plea. (See Page Fourteen) (See Page Fuiirteeii) Tonight X.

PAGE TWO - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. C ^ „ Thurs., Oct. 11, 1973 I^NCHESTER^EVENIN^ Manchester. Conn., Thurs., Oct. 11, 1973- PAGE THREE Tri-Town Players Offer ^Butterflies* Congress Considers Successor to Agnew T h e a t e r ‘Front Money’ Okayed the (Conlinueil from I’ugi- One) The Tri-Town Players will non Center Middle School for auto-travel club, reports that son who is able to be vice president for the first time majority of the House and present “Butterflies Are Free" the production. S c h e d u le s For Elderly Housing fall foliage will be in top form boomed their leader, Rep. president.” Scott added that under the six-year-old 25th Senate must approve the in-the-round Oct. 25,26 and 27 at Ticket reservations may be this weekend along the coast of Gerald R. Ford. Nixon “spoke at some length Ai^ndment to the Constitution. President's nominee but sets no Burnside Theater — “Hit” the Vernon Center Middle made with Andrea Hansen, Maine and in the Concord and Word of Agnew’s resignation about his foreign policy views" The amendment states that a guidelines for the confirmation School on R t 30 in Vernon. Cur­ phone 647-9697. Those in­ 8:00 The proposed Manchester Squatrito acknowledged that Manchester areas of New and indicated he wanted State Theater — “Enter The had barely swept through con­ ______process. tain time will be at 8:15 p.m. terested in becoming patrons construction of 40 additional un­ one of the basic problems the Hampshire. gressional cloakrooms when someone who shared his Dragon” 7:30-9:10 positions. The comedy by Leonard may contact Laurie Hay, phone its of housing for the elderly MHA has is to acquire land at "Color is also holding up well leading Democrats .began Gershe appeared on Broadway 872-0966. South Windsor Cinema — took a giant step forward the price recommended by through most of Vermont,” the Scott’s deputy, Sen. Robert P. “White Lightning” 7:15-9:30 urging that his replacement be and later as a movie. The plot Tuesday night when the Board state and federal agencies — club said Wednesday. someone who won’t run for Griffin, said after the meeting PICTURE FRAMES focuses on a young man who is Vernon Cine 1 — of Directors approved a |81,050 8600 per unit, or 824,000. He said ".Northernmost portions of New that Nixon listed three criteria: FOR ART, "CRAFTS & PHOTOS •Westworld” 7:15-9:00 president in 1976. blind and overly protected by ^Jerry Lewis'! appropriation for site acquisi­ a possible saving in architect Hampshire and Maine are past ’That theme was sounded by that the person be qualified to Quality Products Budget Pricea his mother. He moves into his Vernon Cine 2 — “Lady Rung tion, and architect and and engineering fees could peak now, with many trees be president, that he share Fu” 7:30-9:15 Senate Majority Leader Mike own apartment, right next door engineering plans. come from a turnkey operation already bare.” ' Mansfield, Senate Democratic Nixon’s foreign policy views to a wacky young girl who helps Jerry Lewis Twin Cine 1 — ’The 851,^ in “front money” — where the contractor in­ ALA said peak color is and that he is able to win Senate “Fiddler on the Roof” 7:30 Whip Robert C. Byrd, House him gain independence. was a requirement laid down cludes all of the coats other spreading rapidly into Democratic Leader ’Thomas P. and House approval. The play’s director, Dan Jerry Lewis Twin Cine 2 — last month by the State Bonding than land acquisition in his bid Massachusetta, and good Congressional leaders, PLAZA DEPT. ST8RE “White Lightning” 7:00-9:10 O’Neill Jr., House Democratic Lein, chose the “in-the-round” Commission, when it awarded price. ’That method, he said, viewing was reported Whip John J. McFali, and Sens. meanwhile, scheduled new (We Have A Notion To PlaaM) style for his production in order U.A. East 1— “Queen Boxer” Manchester a |640,000 grant for could save the MHA abopt 825,- throughout the western two- meetings today to lay out Frank’s Supermarket 7:30-9:15 Hubert H. Humphrey, D-Minn., to bring a new dimension to the the 40 units. 000 in architect fees and could thirds of the state and the and Henry M. Jackson, D- procedures for confirming a _gA8Tj^PLE TPKE., MANCHESTER show. A 200-seat theater-in-the- U.a! East 2 - “Midnight ’The appropriation comes out free the sum for other pur­ northern suburbs of Boston. Cowboy” 9:10; “Where’s Pop­ Wash. round will be set up at the Ver­ of the Capital Improvement poses. "Good color is also reported Nixon indicated Wednesday pa” 7:30 Reserve Fund. It will be The MHA presently has 276 in rural Connecticut, espwiallv U.A. East 3 — “Campus night at a White House meeting returned to the fund when the units of housing for the elderly in the northwestern comer,” with Mansfield and House HONmsniMSBUmmmt Swingers” 7:00-9:50; “Young ______i5RV _ Manchester Housing Authority — all constructed with federal the club said. “Rhode la still Speaker Carl Albert that he Seducers” 8:25 receives its 8640,000 state grants. ’The 8840,000 state grant mostly green, except In ABSOLUTELY, UNCONDITIONALLY Showcase Cinema 1 — “This plans to move quickly, probably grant. is part of 88 million available extreme northern sections.” TOMORROW ONLY! is Cinerama” 8:00 by early next week. Dominic Squatrito, counsel statewide for similar construc­ At that meeting, as well as at . H K t Showcase Cinema 2 — “Last for the MHA, explained the tion. Squatrito said applications ■_MNAVHWN-eOIM ATSPJi. Tango In Paris” 7:20-9:50 an earlier session with H trt'i a linia Incanllva far STARTS FRIDAY terms of the state grant. He totaling 822 million were sub­ Kim Agnew Silent y o u t o hurry In to r M I ► : S' I k ^ - ■ ■ Showcase Cinema 3— “Stone Republican congressional said it is conditional to the com­ mitted toward the 88 million. WILLIAM6TOWN, Mass. leaders, Nixon said he is open- Manchttlar’t Ntwaal TIra URNSIDE BURT REYNOLDS Killers” 7:45-9:45 mitment of 851,050 in “front Of the town’s present 276 un­ Cantarl Thara't planty al B•40 P.c" : ( til I: jr.»; (AP) — Kim Agnew, youngest minded and sought suggestions coHta and donuta on hand, Showcase Cinema 4 — money” prior to Oct. 31; to the its, 200 are in Westhill Gardens b M h .US SPC“ HI .WHITE “Heavy Traffic” 7:50-9:35 of Spiro Agnew’s four children, on possible choices. loo, to COM E ON INI construction of at least, but no off W. Center St. and 76 in refused to talk about her Scott said after Republican LIGHTNING more than, 40 units; and to town Mayfair Gardens off N. Main father’s decision to resign as leaders met with Nixon that the NO COST! NO OBLIQATIONI JUST COME IN! payment of any construction St. The MHA has a waiting list Bt.lM PUS vice president Wednesday. (Jov. Nelson A. Rockefeller of New York discusses Vice Form er Secretary of Treasury John B. Clonnally and wife President plans to name “a per- SulUVAK Avc Burt Uneaster TV Tonight costs (to include land acquisi­ of 116. It has been as high as 125 Miss Agnew, a freshman at tiShema ■44.M141 tion, and architect and and may climb higher when President Agnew’s resignation at a news conference in Nellie relax at their Houston, Texas home today after in Sm Saturdaft Harald tor Williams College here, said she engineering fees) which come new regulations for income New YoTk City. A Republican who has been mentioned as a attending a cattle auction north of Houston. ’The Connallys Burt Reynolds ‘'SCORPNr Complata TV Uatinga has no plans to go to 9 9 ^ iir iii in over the 8640,000 ceiling. ceilings for applicants goes into Washington in the immediate possible successor to Agnew, Rockefeller said the resigna­ heard about the resignation of Vice President Spiro Agnew ONE GALLON CONTAINER i m at the auction. (AP Photo) ELECT EVERY I — 6:00 - Squatrito said the MHA has effect. future. tion was a "great personal tragedy and a tragedy for the DAY 3rd Mt Fit I Sat (3-8-22) NEWS , no site in mind at the present nation.” (AP Photo) anil “MMNFICENT 7 RBT (18) I SPY time. He said the authority will SAMUEL OF WINDSHIELD WASHER (20) SOUNDING BOARD accept, inspect and consider all MALTEMPO (24) MAKING THINGS WORK recommendations and Woodsons Works ______SOLVENT (30) TO TELL THE TRUTH suggestions. He said the MHA Nixon Seeks Vice President treasurer r BIMa-MN*ra (40) WILD WILD WEST “is quite sure” it can construct Given to UofH REPUBLICAN T ir c s to n c mrsMHKmaK the 40-unit project within the to submit names of possible TOWN COMMITTEE — 6:30 — Dr. John E. Rogers, consul­ native and an early 20th century CAPITOL T IR E ____ 8640,000 grant. Even if not, he (Continued from Page One) Outside the courthouse, Agnew thus became the se­ nominees by tonight, Scott C/Mf. MoKwiz/*, TrM t, The ultimate (3-8-22-30-40) NEWS tant in black history and culture ‘UVESTWORLD” (P6) said, the difference would be political figure, is credited with Agnew told newsmen he would cond vice president to resign added. 646-3356 Mon, thru W ad.8-ji;^.Thurs. A Fri. 8-8. SaL 8-3 in Martial Arts — 7:00 — A nickel-sized young spadefooted toad perches on the hand slight. at the University of Hartford, being Hartford’s first “oral evidence of payments by make a public statement in the from office and the first to do so \ Phone 649-9333 adventure! AT (3) STARLOST of Clinton Hendrickson. The toad, a member of a rare has donated 25 books to the un- historian” and verbal recorder engineering firms continuing near future. in the face of a federal felony 7:a0 (8) TRUTH OR species in the State of Connecticut, will be the subject of a iversity’s William H. of black contributions and into December 1972, almost Apparently Wednesday’s conviction. John C. Calhoun Mortensen Library. t:10 CONSEQUENCES program presented by the Connecticut Herpetological events in the Greater Hartford four years after Agnew became scenario was agreed upon^ resigned on Dec. 28,1832, after (18) DICK VAN DYKE The books, early works by community. a disagreement with President Society Friday at the Oak Grove Natural Science Center at vice president. ’Tuesday night in a 40-minute (20) NEW S Exhaust Controls Carter G. Woodson and his meeting between Nixon and Andrew Jackson, to run in a TMt I M ltt 11 • M ■ M (KIT HI 8 p.m. Hendrickson, discoverer of the species in Seymour served as a letter But after outlining the federal (22-30) NEWS associates, formerly of Howard Agnew in the Oval Office. special South Carolina election Manchester, will be one of the guest speakers. (Herald Calletl Costly carrier and clerk in the Hart­ case against Agnew, Richard­ KUMMinM (24) YOUR FUTURE IS NOW University, were placed in the ford post office before his son made an official plea for But Agnew’sformal resigna­ for the U.S. Senate. He won. luria (blv Ih ln(M) Mm photo by Ofiara) In Car Fuel (40) ABC NEWS Mortensen Library in memory retirement. leniency for the former vice tion went to Secretary of State “LADY — 7:30 — of the late Eugene M. Seymour. president. Henry A. Kissinger and was Seven vice presidents have The books have been placed KUH6-FU” (8) THRILLSEEKERS CONCORD, N.H. (AP) - A Carter G. Woodson originated “I am keenly aware, first, of delivered by an Agnew attorney died in office. Chrysler Corp. executive says the formal study of black in the Black History Section of I U MT. Srt. I ta. WNAVISON* TECHNIOXflR* (18) M OVIE Rare Species of Toad the historic magnitude of the at 2:05 p.m., EDT, Wednesday. News of Agnew’s resignation NtniUl proposed federal regulations in history over 65 years ago, ac­ the Mortensen Library. (B1 CMiialn|W>t« bos S0»i ImwaiydM "Walk East on Beacon" (1952) penalties inherent in the vice It read, starkly: “I hereby and conviction spread through car safety and emission control cording to Dr. Rogers. Dr. Rogers lives at 1163 E. AWarwCoiiinuKatoisCaiipanyhMP (20) FILM Subject of Program president’s resignation from his resign the office of the vice the stunned capital like a brush will defeat attempts to con­ Eugene Seymour, a Hartford Middle Tpke. (22) HOLLYWOOD AND THE high office and his acceptance president of the United States, fire, and what had been serve fuel. STARS June Tompkins single day or two, said Hen­ of a judgment of a conviction effective immediately.” speculation about the possibili­ (24) MAYORAL CANDIDATE (Herald Reporter) drickson. “Government demands in for a felony,” Richardson said. In a longer letter to Nixon, ty of needing a successor ;St10HCASE CINtMAJ (30) WAIT TILL YOUR Hendrickson is presently safety and emissions will t234 When Clinton Hendrickson Entertainment “...Out of compassion for the Agnew said he was resigning in suddenly became the serious ■ EXIT 9KFORBESSTREET)or EXIT 58(SILVERLANE)on 1-84 ■ FATHER GETS HOME went looking for the cause of raising a colony of spadefooted require heavier cars, less ef­ man, out of respect for the of­ the best interests of the nation. business of finding one. • EAST HARTFORD • 24HR. TEL. INFO. 568-8810 • (40) DRAGNET the commotion that all the toads. Tiny horned spurs on ficient engines and emission fice he has held, and out of ap­ “It has been a privilege to ; ACRES OF FREE IIG HTEP PARKING- W b Honor MASTER CHARGE • their hind legs, which enable add-on devices, such as Nixon met almost im­ — 8:00 — crows were making in back of comes alive preciation for the fact that by serve with you,” Agnew wrote. iMOONtmciane^ (3) THE WALTONS his house, he never thought he them to dig into the dirt catalysts, that will bum up to 30 his resignation he has spared “May I express to the mediately with the Republican special! I H l i m TOKAOhUTTEO would discover a rare species of backwards, give them their un­ per cent more gasoline per mile the nation Uie prolonged agony American people, through you, congressional leaders. h h (8-40) TOMA (20-22-30) FLIP WILSON toad. usual name. of travel,” Charles M. Helnen, that would have attend^, upon my deep grg^jtude foi^thelr con­ immc KOUCCONUCCS at the Steak Out. Agnew’s successor “will have (24) ADVOCATES As he d e s c rib e s the Hendrickson will explain the director of Chrysler’s vehicle his trial, I urge that the fidence in twice electing me to the short coat gets ‘ *...... *...... " ‘ 1:1* • * r development of the toads in emissions planning, told the Live entertainment any night of the week at: be vice president.” to be a person who is able to be - 9:00 - experience, “They were ’ sentence imposed on the defen­ ...... ^ making an awful racket, but detail and will play tapes of the 14th annual New Hampshire VERNON STEAK OUT In a “Dear Ted” letter of rep­ president,’’ Scott said [•CHARLES BRONSON; ISBMK (3) JACKIE GLEASON dant by this court not include TheSTONE they didn’t sound like the big actual sound they make at Petroleum Conference Rt. 83, Tolland Turnpike, Vernon, Ct./Exlt 95 off 1-86 confinement.” ly, Nixon said Agnew’s resigna­ afterwards, adding that Nixon pants and a skirt in (8-40) KUNO FU Friday’s meeting. Wednesday. Mon. thru Sat. — The Chameleon indicated his prime concern JULLERJ______J (18) 700 CLUB crows. I thought maybe they Hoffman responded that-he tion “leaves me with a great Information regarding Heinen said fuel economy im­ There’s shnyi soBietWng happening at The Steak Out was finding a person who (20-22-30) IRONSIDE were young crows.” usually imposed short jail sense of personal loss. You As he walked near the woods breeding habits, habitat provements are possible with terms in cases like these as a have been a valued associate.” agrees with administration a 3-piece wardrober - 10:00 — in back of his house at 71 S. destruction, and possible lighter weight vehicles, possible deterrent for others, However, Nixon agreed the foreign policy. (3) CBS REPORTS Hawthorne St., he continued protection of known breeding modifications in transmissions but in this matter would accept move was necessary “in order Nixon was asking all (8-40) STREETS OF SAN looking up in the trees until, as habitats will also be given. and rear axle gearing, vehicle the agreement made between to prevent a protracted period Republican senators, House FRANCISCO his footing slipped in some wet Dr. Norman Scott of the aerodynamics, reduced road the Justice Department and of national division and uncer­ members, governors and (20-22-30) NBC FOLLIES sand, he looked down and University of Connecticut will speeds and better upkeep of Soothe The Agnew. tainty.”. national committee members 59.90 — 10:30 — realized that the squawking also be a guest speaker. cars by owners. (18) LIVING WORD noises were coming from a FRI. NOV. 23 AND mass of little toads with — 11:00 — BUSHNELL SAT. NOV. 24 8PM ' (3-8-18-22-30-40) NEWS swollen throat sacks. The S a v < ^ Take the jacket out with matching pants or suit \ ^ t e d (20) SAN FRANCISCO mature toads are about the size 28th GRAND ANNUAL FESTIVAL OF HARMONY It with the skirt. Mix up and match up this three BEAT of a baking powder biscuit, said HARTFORD CHAPTER SPUSOSA Hendrickson. piece wardrobe in any number of ways. It’s a Identity of the toads was made when he took one to the WE’RE OPEN! great buy. In all wool and nylon. Single and Lutz Junior Museum. Mrs. double breasted styles. Solids, plaids and Gdri Scout Madeline McAwley, director of XifU A b out T o w n the museum at the time, iden­ herringbones. Basic winter shades. Missy sizes tified it as a spadefooted varie­ 8 to 16. At this special price, why not Ilie couples bowling group of ty, a rare species in this state. the Manchester Newcomers Hendrickson’s initial find was FEATURING THE NATION’S FINEST buy two sets and mix them all together. Use Club will meet Saturday at 7:30 in June 1970. your Butterfield's charge. 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Conn., Thurs- Oct. 11, 1973 These Actions Win Poster Contest Planned On Hire the Handicapped iHahrlipfibr Su? utng > > Board’s Approval Heralding The 1974 Poster Contest on Those eligible are students may be mailed or delivered to national award winner Founded Oct, i, 1881 Employment of the Han­ between Grades 9 and 12 in all any office of the Connecticut receiving a $1,000 cash The Manchester Board of safety) Program, to be dicapped, sponsored by the public, private and parochial State Employment Service, scholarship and round trip air Connecticut (Governor’s Com­ high schools or students at an Published by Manchester Publishing Subscribers who fail to receive their Politics Directors Tuesday approved an financed by $3,022 from the con­ between 8:30 a.ni. and 4:15 p.m. fare to Washington, D.C. and mittee on Employment of the equivalent level in Connecticut. Monday through Fridaye. $100 for hotel and meal Co., Herald Square, Manchester, Conn. newspaper by carrier daily before 5:30 additional account-clerk for the tingency fund and $8,914 from B y Sol B . Cohen tax collector's office, as Handicapped, begins this Posters entered should have State scholarship awards will expenses while attending the 06040, telephone 643-2711 (AC 203). p.m. should telephone the circulation ‘T • the state. recommended by the town month. an Immediate Impact. They be offered by the business in­ President’s Committee Publish^ every evening except Sun- department, 647-9946. ... $8,800 for salaries for the auditor, town manager and the Youth Services Bureau staff, to The purpose of the contest is must communicate the idea of dustry, veterans organizations meeting. The national contest is days ai.d h.Uday.._'Entered at tte cirealatioa The resignation yesterday of in the Middle East, the fuel board's personnel subcom­ be financed by an equal grant to obtain public acceptance of “hire the handicapped” and not and agencies concerned- with sponsored by (the AM VETS Vice President Spiro Agnew is shortage, the state of the mittee. from the state. the handicapped as qualified necessarily by word, but by the handicapped. First prize is National Service Foundation. S S mSTuS but the iatest sad happening in a economy — all are present The starting salary will be ... $41,556 for a new bulldozer workers in the community. means the artist deems best. $500 plus an expense paid trip to For further information, strange 10 years in American $6,804 annually, with IS,354 of it They must be original ideas, Washington, D.C. Second prize write to Executive Secretary, B«r4 L. Lyons, PafUsher Manchester Publishing Co. worries that make one wonder for the sanitary landfill area, to history. whatever happened to the available in the tax collector's be financed by $29,089 from Williams Choice and must measure 14 inches is $250, third is $125, fourth is Connecticut Governor’s Com­ $75, and fifth prize is $50. / assumes no financial responsibility for . It all dates back to that proverbial rainbow and silver account and $4,450 to come revenue-sharing funds and $12,- wide by 20 inches high. Entries mittee on Employment of the from the contingency fund. Of Veterinarians have to be accompanied by the The winning poster will be Handicapped, c/o State Lator edic surgery. Dr. Decoupage There can be no denying that from the battlefields is compounded governorship of California. on how they conduct ... $11,936 for engineering ser­ member to the council’s as she has done such a good Job Grittiths, a diplomate of the Elected vice president in 1968 themselves when the nominee’s vices for the TOPICS (traffic Regional Advisory Forum. for the town. I have known Vi­ Americans are emotionally and into frustration since no foreign American College of and re-elected in the 1972 Nixon name reaches them. vian for many years. She has newsmen or neutral observers are Film On Elections Veterinary Surgeons, is a fTlarquetrg Beads morally involved in the Middle East landslide was Spiro Agnew. As We asked three prominent carried the same enthusiasm specialist in the field of clinical tinderbox. permitted by either side. We really he himself acknowl^ged to Manchester political leaders to and hard work into her position HARTFORD (AP) - More reportei^ after the 1968 elec­ in town government as she has than 7,000 Election Day orthopedics of small animals. Our position at the moment is not don’t know what is or isn’t happening comment on “The Agnew Af­ tion, the name Spiro Agnew was fair.” Area Men To Get Trinity Awards given to her charitable works. workers will get their pre­ Wood Inlag Candle flaking unlike that of a man on a tightrope except men are dying in both sides. hardly a household word in 1968. Said Republican Town Chair­ She puts her heart into election training via television with fire burning at both ends. The political line-ups in the U.N. are That it is well-known now and man A. Paul Berte, “I was everything she does.” for the first time this year. ELECT that it will remain so shocked — as I am sure awards have been selected for Mis. Peck also spoke. “I have Secretary of the State Gloria Oilographs The immediate objective of our equally frustrating for there seems to Three Manchester-area men rriacrame throughout future American everyone was. I don’t have any will receive special awards the time they have given to the never met a woman who Is as Schaffer said Wednesday. BEVERLY leadership is a cease-fire which is be a polorization which defies the history is acknowledged today peculiar knowledge of the situa­ tonight at the annual dinner of college in various activities and diligent and conscientious as Mrs. Schaffer said at a news by almost everybody. conference that she would being channeled through the United compromise or cooperation among tion, however. the Trinity Club of Hartford. for their service to the com­ Vivian. I truly believe that the MALONE fTletal Car Kits w Only one other vice president “I understand Agnew will be munity. whole community has benefited narrate a 25-minute training BOARD OF Crewel Nations Security Council where the major powers needed to bring in American history resigned The dinner for ’Trinity College by her most efficient efforts.” film on Connecticut Public Clouds Of Grass Near Cape Cod (Photo by Sylvian Ofiara) making a statement to the The guest speaker will be friends of the Arabs outnumber the about a cease-fire and more impor­ from office — John C. Calhoun American people in the next alumni will commemorate the Myron “Moe” Drabowsky, Mrs. Hunter was co- Television Oct. 29 and Nov. 1. EDUCATION of South Carolina. He resigned few days, and I hope it would college’s 150th anniversary. formerly with the Baltimore chairman of the Manchester The film will supplant the REPUILICfUl friends of Israel. tant maintain it through the inter­ in 1832 in pique, after his party answer the questions people Among the 49 recipients of Orioles and a member of the Sesquicentennial Bulls. She is a moderators’ schools normally TOWN COMMITTEE Complete Rrt Supply Section In the wake of Vietnam, actual national organization. had failed to nominate him for have on this matter.” awards at the affair will be class of 1957 at Trinity. member of the board of direc­ conducted by Mrs. Schaffer’s CA*t. McX«iztak Tnat. re-election. office prior to an election. military participation by us is remote. In this sense the conflict is more Inside Berte added, “Certainly, the Thomas F. Ferguson, former tors of the American Cancer people are too intelligent to co-owner and publisher of The Society and of the education much - much more, Come In find Browse than Arab vs. Jew. It is a struggle for The optimist can only hope that To continue the strange chain hold political leaders and Herald; Dr. Charles E. Jacob­ Bus Firm Cited commission for the United Israel, on her own, can resist the Arab influence over a major region of the of events — there were the politicians in general responsi­ son Jr., attending physician on HARTFORD (AP) - The Methodist Church of Bolton. ble for any indiscretion on Mr. the staff at Manchester She is a mbmber of the WEEKEND SPECIAL incursions and make it all but man­ world involving vast oil reserves, a demonstrations and the Connecticut Public Utilities Open Report protests; the confrontations at Agnew’s part.” Memorial Hospital, apd John Commission (PUC) has cited women’s committee of the CASH & CARRY datory for the Arabs to halt their commitment to perpetuating a Jewish the Chicago Democratic He said he is certain it isn’t a Yeomans of Andover. the Valley Transit District for Wadsworth Atheneum, of Child » V- »\ military adventure. At best, a solid homeland, and a reconciling of Convention; the assassination local issue. operating buses outside its and Family Services, and the 69 Thursday. Friday. Saturday Until 9:00 Rowland Evans and Robert lyovak attempt on the life of Alabama Democratic Town Chairman franchised service area of Auxiliary of Manchester military victory by the Israelis could hatreds and suspicions of conflicting The awards are among about Pompons Gov. George Wallace which ap­ Ted Cummings commented, “I 150 such awards which have Shelton, Seymour, Ansonia and Memorial Hospital. B uneh bring this about quicker, but as this is political ideologies and religious Ash Fills the Vacuum parently left him crippled for think it’s too bad it had to been presented throughout the Derby. Mrs. Peck is employed by written it is becoming obvious the creeds. life; the shooting of Mississippi happen. It’s a sad state of af­ year to members of Trinity The PUC has scheduled a Balder Personnel Agency of Sen. John Stennis and his fairs. College alumni in the United hearing Oct. 22, when district Hartford. She has been a Paul Buettner Horist, Inc. drt5&crafl5shop current conflict may be weeks or Yes, every effort must be made to WASHINGTON - The in­ Laird’s guidance, a contemp­ ^ m far too much for the recovery; the Chappaquidlck Nobody can really be happy States. Tonight’s dinner on transit officials will be asked to volunteer teacher’s aide in 1122 Burnside Ave. East Hartford months in resolving rather than the stop the fighting and hopefully soon, creasingly dominant policy tuous Scott wrote, “We don’t buttoned-down Ash. tragedy, which knocked out the about it but. I’m glad he’s campus will be the last of such show why the commission local schools, the Hospital Tel. 528-9586 — Open Sunday Morning BCamino P»aza-Ftoute30,\ferrKX\C(Dnnectk^ 06066 voice in the post-Watergate believe that Congress is (Conferring with Ash, one chances of Sen, Edward gone,” said Cummings. “He should not order a halt to the ’Thrift Shop and Connecticut quick Six-Day War of 1967. but a permanent resolution, we fear, events. Telephone (203)875-0067 White House is not old political primarily concerned with that White House insider told us, “is K ennedy for th e 1972 really made it harder for the The men honored by these unauthorized service. Public Television. She is a At worst, a stalemate could occur is remote in the light of the renewed pro Melvin R. Laird but Roy issue.” Instead, he suggested like sitting in a room with some Democratic nomination for honest people in government.” Ash and his fellow business chilled liver.”) with both sides seeking an end to the fighting. Never-the-less this should phasing out regional develop­ president. State Comptroller Nathan management experts at the Of­ ment programs. Laird was not But Mr. Nixon has never been Agostinelli, who was Connec­ bloodshed because neither is making continue to be the goal of peace-loving fice of Management and Budget even shown the memo. fond of Laird personally. President Nixon thrilled the ticut chairman of the 1972 Com­ gains to justify it. people everywhere, for until there is, (0MB) — a development that Bellmon, fiercely indepen­ What’s more, Laird’s stock in country and the world with his mittee to Re-Elect the Presi­ may foreordain a return to the dent, hit the ceiling. Meeting the Oval Office fell when Albert visits to Red China and Russia; dent, remarked, “It’s a sad day the Middle East turmoil will be a real The issue, unfortunately, remains unhealthy climate of pre- with Scott last week, he Sindlinger’s confidential sur­ then came his landslide re- in American history and I before us. The conflicting reports threat to world peace: Watergate days. believed he received OMB’s veys, slipped into the election in 1972, followed by the believe all responsible people Lacking his own staff and pledge to respect congressional President’s night reading, end of the Vietnam War, the feel like I do. constantly pledging his early wishes. But that does not showed consumer confidence return home of all U.S. "One can’t be happy or smug return to retirement, Laird express the prevailing attitude dropping sharply after Laird’s prisoners-of-war and the over a situation like this one — never really filled the policy­ of 0MB, powerful enough now trial balloon for a variable tax withdrawal of American troops. it affects everybody. Yet, I making vacuum created by last and to become even more increase. Laird grumbfes that Still blotting the horizon, believe some good will come April’s hasty departure of top powerful once Laird leaves. some White House staffers however, is the outcry over the out of it — perhaps by an up­ presidential lieutenants H.R. Actually, Alexander Haig, keep score of “wins” and unreported bombing of Cam­ grading of our standards.” Challenge For Kissinger Haldeman and John White House chief of staff, is “losses” for advisers and are bodia and of the controversial Perhaps Agostinelli is right. Ehrlichman. Instead, 0MB today the President’s most in­ giving him a low batting Russian wheat deal. Perhaps Agnew will take his Director Ash has quietly seized fluential aide. But since average. In truth, those staffers The country still Isn’t out of place in American history as control of the government’s replacing Haldeman, Haig has — mostly Haldeman- the woods. The Watergate Af­ the man who gave the impetus domestic policy. Ehrlichman holdovers — have fair and President Nixon’s Prior to the confirmation of Dr. In another move Rep. Wilbur Mills, been immersed in Watergate to a cleanup of the “dirty ' That undermines hopes that and the Agnew affair. Control come to view Ash as where the possible involvement, the war tricks” in politics. Henry Kissinger as Secretary of State chairman of the House Ways and the trauma of Watergate had The of domestic policy has been power is today and will be by the Senate he appeared before the Means Committee, is blocking gran­ taught Mr. Noxn basic political between Laird and Ash. tomorrow. lessons. Ash resembles the Laird has been hobbled from Senate Foreign Relations Committee ting more favored nation status to Haldeman-Ehrlichman model the start. Envisaging his White Even so, Laird’s political m&mm.Open Forumm^^m for conversations and questioning. Russia. His reluctance is based on in lack of political sensitivity House post as a short-term wisdom of a quarter-century in and contempt for Congress. These hearings went rather smoothly Russia’s policy of denying free rescue mission, he declined to Washington is invaluable. Alone Moreover, those grievous replace Ehrlichman’s among Mr. Nixon’s senior with some slight objections to Dr. emigration rights to Jews and others deficiencies figure to remain in Domestic Council staff with his staffers, he predicted the House MYHA Thanks The French Club Kissinger being overcome. in the Soviet. . the White House long after own men. would spurn Vice President MANCHESTER Laird has gone, taking with him In contrast. Ash had been To the editor: Unlike other athletic programs During or before the hearings Dr. The repression of intellectuals in Agnew’s call to investigate his political expertise and con­ reinforcing competent Budget him. He urged Mr. Nixon to The Manchester Youth which are likewise privately MANCHESTER Kissinger seemed to have achieved Russia is also another sore point with ciliatory attitude toward Bureau civil servants with out­ sign the farm bill, successfully, Hockey Association in­ financed and operated, MYHA Congress. augurates an organized hockey will not have a playing surface some rapport with Senator Fulbright, regard to concessions. side management experts such and pleaded with him to release PARKADE Indeed, even while there as as Scott. Such an 0MB policy the presidential tape recor­ program for the male youth of provided by the city. It will be chairman of the committee. Obviously these Congressional ac­ presidential counselor, Laird’s takeover would have been mer- dings, unsuccessfully. Manchester and neighboring necessary, therefore, for tions must be of alarming import to political finesse is sometimes cilessly crushed by When Laird departs (between towns Nov. 4. MYHA to rent “Ice Time” to i i Michael Oworkin trampled by the 0MB Ehrlichman. But Laird has no C3iristmas and Easter, friends This program will augment provide this playing surface to President Perhaps some of this rapport came Dr. Kissinger. We are sure that he bureaucratic juggernaut. A the sports activities for our the youth. ’This rental cost, plus interest in fratricidal struggles. say, but probably closer to Parkada Merchants to Dr. Kissinger’s statement that, if will find it difficult to play the game classic case concerns recent Laird does get last crack at Easter), Mr. Nixon will be left youth by filling an obvious void individual equipment such as backstage developments in a and it is doing it without city skates, helmets, mouth guards, he was named to the cabinet post, he of world statesmanship when the President on policy with Ash and his non-poIitlcal Association struggle waged for five years decisions, and the gregarious managers. Clearly, Watergate financing and therefore at no padding, uniforms, hockey would try to maintain close liasion Congress is reshuffling his hand over regional economic and charming former Wiscon­ did not reinstate the politician tax bui^en to the citizenry. sticks, etc., would place an un­ with the Congress so that it would behind his back. development. Congressmen and sin congressional leader would at the White House after aii. usual burden upon the families governors of both parties favor of these youth and in some in­ have a better understanding of foreign And while trying to strengthen and state-federal regional com­ stances deny them the oppor­ affairs and diplomatic progress and maintain the detente with Russia, missions (on the model of the Today's Thouffhl tunity of participating because The Parkada Association Appalachian Commission); of costs unless others In our he might know better the feeling of which is not all that solid, he knows President Nixon wants the When a person smiles it opens midsts such as fraternal and the legislative body. that the action of Rep. Mills will be program killed. window into his or her heart. social clubs, business and There are people who never There is strong evidence that this construed as meddling in internal af­ The president is backed up by professional interests, and in­ Members Wish To Take This Ash and 0MB plus the seem to smile. They are dividual friends were to help relationship is in need of being fairs by the Russians. Domestic Council staff in­ chronic complainers and no one defray some of .these costs. cultivated and accomplished quickly. Therefore, if Dr. Kissinger is to herited from Ehrlichman by wants to be near them. Other Laird. But Laird himself knew folks we know are cheerful and It is therefore one of the most Space To Say — “Welcome Dr. Kissinger may find his best laid fulfill his pledge to Congress of Congress might override a smiling and we enjoy their com­ gratifying of my duties as presi­ plans gone awry through con­ keeping them informed, they too, Nixon veto of the regional pany! dent of MYHA to use the Open The difference is not that the Forum to publicly thank the gressional action. must have an understanding of what development bill. Consequent­ ly, he skillfully engineered a complainers have lives of French Club of Manchester for Aboard And The Best of Luck Recent examples of this was the he is trying to achieve so that they compromise, based on an extreme difficulty and the hap­ its consideration and generosity Senate vote calling for unilateral will not negate his efforts. amendment by Republican Sen. py people have it easy all the on behalf of MYHA and the Henry Bellmon of Oklahoma time. The difference is in the youth who will be the withdrawal of much of our troop It is probably a time for reconstruc­ for the study of balanced attitude toward life. beneficiaries. Without solicita­ To The Management at Con­ strength from Europe. This action tion of the bipartisan foreign policy of national economic develop­ Job’s wife said, “Curse God tion by MYHA, the French Club ment. and die.” Job replied, “ Why organized and operated a card was later rescinded, but we are sure it the past. It certainly is a time for both should I do that? Should I But 0MB was not interested party and remitted the MYHA was extremely disconcerting to the Congress and Dr. Kissinger to expect only good things to come the proceeds of its efforts. sumer Sales on Your Brand in compromise. Walter D. Kissinger as it was to our NATO allies my way? Though He slay me These monies were used to gain a very close understanding. Scott, a 41-year-old manage­ yet shall I trust Him.” An old ment expert recruited by Ash provide the “start-up” costs of Audio and Home Appliance Center O p e n in g ! on the continent. Without it. Dr. Kissinger may be hymn says, “On the Rock of incorporation and other related this year from the Chicago of­ 4 0 0 0 7 A more recent effort by Senator frustrated and Kverel^ crippled in his Ages founded, what can shake expenses and to put MYHA In fice of Lehman Brothers to thy sure repose? With busineu. Humphrey calling for a reduction of attempts to deal with foreign powers. become OMB’s associate direc­ salvation’s walls surrounded. A great big Mere! Beaucoup 100,(X)0 in American troops abroad tor, drafted a secret memoran­ to the French Club from all of The Secretary of State must know, dum which implied (ingress Thou cans’t smile at all thy seems on the way to success. In this foes! us at MYHA. and the world must know, that he should be ignored because it Yours very truly. case the European theater is not really doesn’t know its own (0 197) kf HtA, Inc. Ondon P. Stairs STORES Parkade Anniversary Sale Coming Soon! represents the whole of the country Jack Mella, mind. Despite passage of the Community Baptist specified as the area for withdrawal. and most importantly the (Congress. "You got that haircut to bug me, didn't you, son?" Manchester Youth Bellmon amendment under Church Hockey Assn. y

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Oct. 11, 1973 — PAGE NINB Strauss Strives To Rebuild Party About Town 1 n American Cmnping Viewed As Very Posh B y DON McLEOD The executive board of Com- The board of trusteea of 0 AP Polllleal Writer After that, Strauss said, d inflation, energy, transporta­ machinery that was the most munity Baptist Church will cond Congregational Church I B E u e v e IN One chain of commercial of the best things we’ve done,” Editor’s Note — Marcus No more squatting^ behind statement entirely true, often, I mere tent-dweller, and I often a(|vertised as offering “com­ should be easier to concentrate tion, defense. detailed communications ap­ Strauss said. meet tonight at 7:30 at the will meet tonight at 7:30 at the bushes here. Thpre’s a por­ could hear the roar of traffic on campgrounds offered pinball, WASHINGTON (AP) - When on beating Republicans instead church. church. Eliason, AP correspondent in felt a minor sort of satisfaction fort, convenience and lavish ‘"niese are the kinds of issues paratus and political apparatus Strauss himself probably C0NSEKVIN6 table, detergi^t-equlpped a nearby highway. Most billiards and television In its Robert Strausi became chair­ of refereeing between Jerusalem and a native of South as I pitched my waterproof, luxury wherever you go,” and that you can have divergent ever harnessed, even in a works more closely with party Africa, traveled 2,000 miles toilet. Whjrpdt the beer in the campgrounds were so full I waiting room. Sparkling man of the Democratic Democrats. opinions on and articulate them BNER&^I mosquito-proof sip-up nylon adds that “when you’ve earned National Committee, he started preiidential campaign,” leadership in Congress and the around the eastern half of lake to 0^ it when you can camped cheek-by-jowl modern showers and toilets “ x’“***x“ x“x ”‘* “* ’“x“ x’“x**x«*«x“ x“ tent beside handsome, the right to pamper yourself, "In the frst place," he said, and debate them and win or lose Strauss said. “We were In daily statehouses than most of his America and camped out for 10 bringXrefrigerator? And why alongside fellowcampers, or were everywhere. There were the tougheit tight-rope act of luxurious camp vehicles, roughing it is not for you.” hit political career. Now he “what Tcall the cultural issues votes on, and they're not so communication with almost predecessors. He visits the nights. On his first visit to the swbn in the nearby lake when drove disconsolately away from even laundromats. Needlepoint for Everyone ^ sealed, and curtained and air It’s enough to make me feel emotional and so divisive as every state for a period of two Capitol on the average of once a United States he found camping imur campground probably a ground after failing to find a On the night of the Bobby Bees only a few more perilous - amnesty, abortion, conditioned against the night. that during my camping trip, I steps to a rebuilt party. marijuana, the war — have these others.” weeks.” week to talk strategy and keep American-style to have come a offers a heated pool? parking place. Riggs-Billie Jean King tennis A massive party debt has f "raE NBEOLETOINT SHOE One of these campers is was actually roughing it. ^ te r 10 months on the job, been muted by events or by Strauss also has created a lines open. long way from the era of rub­ And there are self-igniting, match, many campers watched been plaguing the Democrats iT located in the StrauM says the party is closer courts or by time, and we are party campaign organization, Elected Democratic of­ bing two sticks together. pushbutton stoves and lanterns, the game on portable TV sets. since the 1068 elections. ' BOLTON SHOPPING PLAZA ” to effective unity than it was now all trying to talk about the headed by Georgia Gov. Jimmy ficeholders, many of whom lost mosquito-proof, waterproof But there was perhaps one A fund-raising telethon last before its slide to electoral dis­ same things. Carter, to help Democratic can­ their delegate seats at the 1972 At the end of 1-84 follow the slgiu m'' MARCUS ELlASON tents and folding furniture. small comfort. I was only a month brought in $6 million In About Town PARK mU-JOYGE aOWER SHOP aster in the 1072 presidential didates at all levels. convention because of the to Providence and Route 44 A H Writing in the Handbook and pledges, and the organizational “It’s been In all types of OLDTOWN, Fla. (AP) - * campaign. "We have reordered our reform rules, have been given a Directory of Campers, WEEKEND SPECIALI effort that went into it created _ ^ 643-4342 ' " Camping/the American way "I think we’ve come a long priorities,” Strauss said. “The states, large and small, been new vehicle of influence in the published by a nationwide com­ A Bible study will be con­ a communications network INQUIRE ABOUT often seems like a matter of way,” Strauss said in an inter­ priorities are the same with liberal, moderate and con­ National Advisory Council, mercial campground chain, an ducted tonight at 7;30 at the Strauss hopes to continue. FALL CLASSES H gettihg as far away as possible ELECT view. “Insofar as Democrats priorities the American public servative groups and has been which discusses and articulates expert puts it this way; United Pentecostal Church. POM-PONS “We put together a party unanimously acclaimed as one XX XX XX -ii *xx *xx *xx *xx *xx *xx *xx ^xx *xx * x x • from nature. generally are concerned, this is has. We’re talking about health. party thought on key issues. Robert Strauss With sophisticated, comforts- “ We a re fle e in g th e monotonous glow of our TV set Full Christian Fellowship, PAUL not a greatly divided party, as it of-home equipment, the U.S. was in the fall of 1972.” camper is bringing it all with — the neighborhood gossip and Interdenominational, will have spats — the noise, smog and a Bible study and open discus­ WILLHIDE *1.88 bunch However, Strauss him, rather than getting away rush-rush, push-push of city sion tonight at 7; 30 at Orange acknowledges a major problem from it all. BOARD (Cash and Carry) All Stores Join In Celebrating This Great Hall. remains, and it’s one of the big Israelis, for instance, are ar­ life.” He says nothing about what I )FDIRECTORS\ ones over which the Democrats dent lovers of the land, and REPUBLICAN occa$iom ... thought camping was meant for The Salvation Army will have noweaa tmi AaaANaeiaeHTa roa evear split in the first place — party camping there is a favorite TOWN COMMITTEE a Bible study and prayer reform. pastime. But compared with — to get into untrammeled 36 OAK ST., MANCHESTER Tel. 649-0791 or 649-1443 meeting tonight at 7 at the Chat. McKmxM^ riMt. Meanwhile, Strauss points to the American way of camping, communion with nature. FREE Delivery & Parking • Frank Cakeler, Prop. Nor did I find the rest of the Citadel. The public is welcome. the following steps in his Israelis are in the Stone Age. restoration project; Grand Re-Opening Sale —A rebuilding of the party Stores Expanded & Remodeled in Hamden and Northampton! machinery and creation of a special campaign committee to help party candidates in 1974. —Payment of a staggering sav6nergy party debt. Sweater —Greater communication with Democratic congressional Riot o leaders and governors. —Creation of an advisory Snoopy Recruited council to give voice to elected 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Democrats, who had com­ Pequot plained of being slighted in 1972. The Nixon Administration has recruited cartoon “We’ve got to go through No Iron character. Snoopy, as the symbol of a campaign to con­ reform and continue reform,” Print serve energy supplies. The campaign is part of a citizen’s Strauss said. “Unfortunately, Pequot Accent Stripe Sheets advisory group’s recommendations on how the public can or fortunately, 99 per cent of Shear Velour Towels help ease fuel shortages this winter. (AP photo) the Democrats don’t care Wintuk* and Durene* yarns, M INI-M ONITOR II Twin Flat & Fitted anything about hearing Bath a showcase of values! From a anything about that. They’re Reg. 1.49 leading sweater mill. sick of it. “ ...We have to continue to # Hand, R#g. s s c ...... 77= Our Entire Stock of reform and improve,” Strauss 2.27 OWaSh:’, Rag. 49c ...... 37= said. “It appears we need new 2.97 10.99,11.99,12.99 Bankers Told GRAND OPEMNG guidelines.” 9 Full Flat & Fitted, Reg. 4.49 ...... Soft velour reverses to terry. Thick, very absorbent. Slacks Strauss says the party’s Com­ • Cases, Reg. 2.49 Pkg. of 2 ...... 2.27 mission on Delegate Selection and Party Structure must blunt Blues, yellows, greens on white floral. Good and Bad ALTEC 887 A the controversial rule that 6 . 6 6 2-WAY AIR SUSPENSION SPEAKERS required fixed quotas of women DuPont Dacron** Pillow and minorities in state Red Label Dacron*poly- Solid colors and plaids, cuffed delegations at the party’s 1972 ester in perma-press tick, 2,95’ and flares, ridged and knits! In Survey 21" x27” cut size. Great fashions, great valuel national convention. 2.47 SHERWOOD The commission also is By JOHN CUNNIFF 70 WATT wrestling with the question of Knit Turtle Necks headquarters and come back how to eliminate winner-take- A F b u s i n e s s Analyai and tell you what the decision STEREO Cannon Quilted I all presidential primaries and Misses’ Sleeveless i l CHICAGO (AP) — America’s was,” said one. AM/FM RECEIVER apportion convention delegate Durapointe Knit Tops ? » 3 , 3 3 bankers askeid for it and they As automation increases, so strength among presidential Floral Spread K * Ribbed ^ got it, straight from the does customer frustration. The candidates in relation to their Bedspread customer’s mouth. ’They com­ intensity of the hostility IMlMPLEn SYSTEM Twin Reg. 18.99 Fine polyester and acrylic knits; popular support. full hi-turtle in white and colors. missioned a . survey of con­ presented by man-machine in­ Twin S-XL. sumer attitudes toward banks teractions apparently is greater Strauss successfully Reg. 7.99 ?i8 4 . 9 9 Sherwood 7100A features sensitive FM turning, separate weathered the most dangerous and banking services, and now than that of person-to-person selection switches for two full stereo speaker systems plus 6.77 Jersey Knit Shirts they must live with the facts. confrontations, as witness this crisis of his chairmanship so 1599 Washable acrylic flat or fisher­ excellent power oumut per channel. Speakers are Altec’s far when he personally • Full, Reg. to 9.99...... 7 .7 7 TTie bankers got plenty of tale; BSR • Full, Reg. 20.99 ...... 17.99 Machine wash, permanent man’s knit. V or turtleneck new mini-monitor II 2-way air suspension speakers. The BSR mediated a compromise this styling. compliments from the “I was in this gas station and 3 1 0 X 310X total turntable features cuing lever, anti-skating con­ press. Solid colors in durable past weekend after the reform • 84” Drape, Reg. 9.99 ...... 8.49 cotton. customers, but they also got a fellow came up and put a TOTAL TURNTABLE trol and Shure maenetic cartridge. negative responses. quarter in the soda machine $ 3 4 4 commission’s drafting com­ 4.88 First the good news. and nothing came out. He really mittee had broken up in a spat Great circular stretch knit of "There has been a general wanted a soda so he dug in his over the quota question. It’s Time to Sew •Fashion Knee-Hi Socks poly/cotton. Solid and heather Compare at *448JS colors, S to XL. tendency to view banking in­ pocket for two dimes. Nothing Now, the compromise, rolling Fibergias Those Favorite 'Orion /acrylic / nylon blend, solids or fancies, stitutions as safe, trustworthy, came out. He didn’t even get his back the language which Decorator 8 1/2 to 11. 99= almost parental institutions,’’ nickel back. spelled quotas in 1972 but Trick or Treat •Men’s Dress Socks Plaid Cuffed Slacks the researchers found. TAPE, keeping requirements for state Draw Drapes “So, he took out the biggest Costumes! 1 size tits 11 to 13; basic and fashion colors. = “While many consumers tend gun I’ve ever seen in my life HEAD PHONES SPEAKERS TURNTABLE parties to encourage minority 99 to see their own financial and shot it five times. Honest to participation, is generally Single Window •Chubby Chick Pantv Hose decisions as childish, they have God, I just got a warm feeling. RECORDERS expected to gain approval from Collins Pattern 1 size tits 40" to 50" hips. Choice of colors. »> 84” Reg. 7.59 $1 9.66 tended to view banks as exer­ It felt good. ’The machine was the full commission and the cising a form of parental con­ totally destroyed.” national committee. Cutting Board •Support Panty Hose trol,” the customers told the The stereo buy A successful conclusion to the Our Reg. 2.70 Beige, taupe or white, 8-1/2 to 11. 2.99 bankers. But then, like rules controversy probably L d i UI precocious youngsters, they P R O -4 A A of the yeofa would stand as Strauss’ per­ gave the parents a mouthful. sonal monument within the Many customers, the Strip Cell Democratic party. It has been • Triple Window 64”, R.g. 2 0 .9 9 .... 1 6 . 4 7 1.67 Perma Warm, researchers found, are gradual­ TEAC ond Dolby'' Cut patterns evenly, accur­ H EAD the major test of his promise to Elegant traditional top border design, gold, blue, ly coming to view banks as Appeal play straight with both sides green or red on white. Hand washable, no iron. ately. Printed bias lines; opens Press Cuddly large, impersonal, to 40" X 72". Now, ilunntr and move the factions closer Sm ocks Sleep bureaucratic and even TEAC/Oulby together. Denied PHONES Du.if, >*ou I'lin expletive. ’They feel the bank ivnipi^ytHir A Texan elected with the Wear snares them and charges them stereo systviti WASHINGTON (AP) - The (Limitef! offer) end Mve ii heavy backing of some an­ Professional Quality for handling their own money. bundle. Fur unty $2’ill.n0. ,\i k i euii tireform elements, party con­ Thermal “If they can get your cash for Supreme Court has refused to pick up the funtouit TEAC 22Ui uM«etle ’ Scissors and Shears disturb a lower court decision TOP RATED PROFESSIONAL ' ACOUSTIC RESEARCH deck>/Vrut u TEAC Dolby .Vuiiw servatives, labor and other old- Lined a week they can make a ReductHNi 1'nil.Tlmt‘juiimvinK guard Democrats, Strauss YOUR CHOICE tremendous profit by lending that a Connecticut prisoner’s KLH 23 or$110.0U! rights were violated when he HEADPHONES LARGE 2-WAY AIR SUSPENSION ARXA u TE.AC, the 22(MmK a kit uF faced skepticism among Drapes Men’s Dress Boots it,” said one respondent. 'The advuiHvtl reiitiii\*s and Mime vi>iy reformers. was confined to a darkened cell SPEAKER - 12” WOOFER TRANSCRIPTION TURNTABLE imiHVMive i«pein. Sikh iw wmv ami flutter iif O.l.VJ at P h Black or brown Reg. 14.99 survey, released at the annual The AFtXA Turntable Is simple and great or just u fw iuetky ivniRiiiiH* uf :I0 - Ul.iHKl Hr. Tlie iM-niii|mn.vimf Dulliy In a gesture to the party es­ leather uppers, meeting of the American with only a hole in the floor for unit will aUi \mu k u ilh ymir exislintr ivel tu-iwl or raiiM'tte ikrk. SAVE simply great. Comes complete with base and tablishment, some of whom had 2.97 I tricot lined. Side a toilet. Bankers Association this week, SAVE dust cover. defected to the GOP last year, Our Reg. to 3.82 up closing; 1 1 8 8 also had lots of comments about The high court declined $ 2 7 .0 0 Only 7-1/2 to 11. without comment to consider $91. Strauss named 22 new members Heavy duty household “the rigid, unresponsive SAVE scissors, bent dressmaker Connecticut Atty. Gen. Robert to the reform commission to • 84”, Reg. 7 .9 9 ..... 5 . 4 7 < bureaucracy” of the banks and give their views a stronger shears or pinking shears. Ladies’ Penny Moc the services offered. Killian’s challenge of the U.S. Compare $33.95 • Pinch Pleat Valance^ Wipe-clean poly Circuit Court ruling. voice. “ Have you ever tried to at $60.00 Compare COMPARE Compare at $339.50 (2 Peire Shown) Our Reg. 3.99 ...... 2 . 9 7 « Ideal panttoppers! Baby prints or Long and waltz lengths, many uppers, blue or The Appeals Court in New But, when the same faction 7” Bent Serrated Edge brown. Tricot change a payment schedule?” (24ealv) at $159.95 plaids! Short sleeves; colors, styles. Machine washable York found that confinement to AT $99.95 ...if you ack nowb asked his help in a drive to pack Luxurious antique satin, richly textured, custom Polyester Shears » q — foam lining. asked customers who felt they the commission by doubling its styled. Contrast color bands, tie backs. Our Reg. 5.40...... 0 . 9 1 sizes S, M, L. brushed fabric. had to adjust to petty demands a so-called strip cell violated 5-1/2 to 10. the constitutional ban on cruel size, he refused, despite a push of machinery. “You have to SUPEREX PR0B#6 ^ AR-8 from some of the very people to come back three or four times and unusual punishment. B SR 310X KENWOOD KX 700 Donald Joseph LaReau raised 2-WAY HEAD PHONES ^ 2-WAY SPEAKER BASE OUST COVER whom he owed his chair­ and sit an hour before you can Dolby Cossstts Deck manship. get it right.” the issue in a $50,000 damage SHURE MAGNETIC CARTRIDGE “So, I think, when we finish Cotton Flannelette Girls Lack of teller services, es­ suit against the state correc­ Girls’ tions commissioner and the Compare this reform process in the next Prints 2 Piece pecially during the busy lunch SAVE SAVE Compare $70 SAVE COMPARE SAVE Compare at few months, that we will have Full hour, was a frequent complaint, warden of the Connecticut State at $65.00 $1 QQD5 Delightful prints! Body Prison at Somers. $ 1 7 .0 0 S41.9S at $119.95 I O $36.85 AT $86.80 $ 6 0 .0 0 at $259.95 l U U the last real mean issue behind Machine and “a general belief that us.” Fashion and banking hours are established The Circuit Court, without wash/dry. 36" stating its own position, told a wide. 57= Nylon Jumper for the convenience of bank per­ Bi-Lingual sonnel rather than consumers,” District Court to resolve the SONY 7055 DYNACO A 35 DUAL 1214 MEMOREX C-60 Separates Set was detected. damage claim. BASE DUST COVER A PACKAGE OF 2 SIXTY MINUTE Poll Officials Flannel Animal Prints The case concerns LaReau’s 145WAnAAA/FIH RECEIVER 2-WAY SPEAKER Branch managers got mud in SHURE MAGNETIC CARTRIDGE LOW NOISE CASSETTES Ordered Leopard, tiger, the eye. “These branch confinement to a six-by-ten foot TOP RATED zebra, etc. Ma- , Reg. to 5.99 managers are no more than cement-walled isolation cell for SAVE SAVE HARTFORD (AP) - chine wash. 45" 9 glorified office boys today. five days in 1970 while serving a COMPARE rSAVEl COMPARE SAVE COMPARE Secretary of the State Gloria wide. ' Yd Denim Shoulder Bags five to 11 year sentence for S61.9S $ 4 2 .0 0 i i ’They just take everything to ^ 3 3 8 AT $120.00 $52.35 a t $162.38 $1.50 AT $4.38 Schaffer has advised all Indoor - Outdoor prison escape. registrars to have a least one Room Size Rugs Cotton Muslin Prints I bl-lingual official from each Reg. 5.9 FISH ER 103 B SR 710X A M PEX C-60 party In every district were Natural cotton, to 7.99 , 8-1/2’x11-1/2’ machine 5.55 ADC CARTRIDGE BA6E DUST COVER CASSETTE there are Spanish-speaking 1 A 8 8 ii-i/2’xi4-i/2’ O Q 8 8 DO YOUR Own liUllG! 230XE MAGNETIC 10 " 2-WAY SPEAKER SYSTEM Regi 19.99 Reg. 39.99 wash/dry. 45" 8HURE M91E MAONITIC CARTRIDQI residents during next month’s wide. Yd.a 88' 100% textured nyk Rhinestone trim novelty and big ELLIPTICAL CARTRIDGE Solid or striped shirts, knit body B.BB. OWN LOOK. COMPARE municipal elections. Stain and wear resistant polypropylene pile. Tweed suits, flared or culled knit slacks. ^ machine washable. Popular Fall sturdy shoulder bags. SAVE COMPARE SAVE COMPARE In a letter to the registrars, tones In gold, rust, blue, green. FROM OUR 3 to 14. shades in sizes 7 to 12. SAVE AT $ 1 .1 9 oontp frfngsif oltstlo» bsiiitf M d s6C|uln$. COMPARE $ 1 Q $35,001 AT 100.00 |$55.85 AT $205.80 Mrs. Schaffer said her directive S^ Matching runner available xFABRIC CENTER $41.95 AT $59.98 I O *149” was prompted by a rellmlnary injunction issued In U.S. District Court for the Southern PLAZA DEPT. STORE District of New York requiring SA LE Thurs. thru Sat. (W« Have A Notion To Pleas#) Spanish translations of election Mon. thru FrI. 9:30 a.m. to 9:30 p.m. meterials In the upcoming Tolland Tpke. Next to Frank’s Supermarket MANCHESTER PARKADE Q&SoSmWee MANCHESTER Saturday 9:00 a.m. to 0:30 p.m. EAST MIDDLE TPKE., MANCHESTER mayoralty election in New NEXT TO BUTTERFIELD’S TEL. 649-8637 biMairt craSH a# (• 8800.00 avauaSM York City. ^ 1 Ti -fiiiiMrtillVIiftMlliMWtt"''

...A' PAGE TEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn.. Thurs., Oct. 11, 1978 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn.. Thurs., Oct. 11, 1973— PAGE ELEVEN Our Humor Pays Off Bloking-Andrews Servicemen .1 Miller-Kuner I From Your For Local Man Miss Meredith Jean Andrews Cadet Staff Sgt. Robert L. of Vernon and Dennis Bruce Gay, son of Mr. and Mrs. Francis Cowan of 25 East Hartford, for 37 years, has Bloking of Rockville were un­ Robert L. Gay of 233 Boulder Greenwood Dr., an employe of won the Toastmasters Inter­ ited in marriage Sept. 8 at Neighbor s Kitchen Rd., has been named a squad Pratt & Whitney Division of national District Humorous South United Methodist Church, leader of the Bowdoin College United Aircraft (Corporation, Speech Contest. Cowan carried Manchester. 'M.9.P.A- OltinaL Army ROTC Company In off top honors with his original By Vivian F, Ferguson Brunswick, Maine. Area Students speech, “Humor,” which he The bride is the daughter of presented at the Toastmasters Mr. and Mrs. Normand D. An­ TbP $(Ato" Schliphack, son of Mr. and Mrs. Embser, have been ihvited to Sycamore Lane has been a par­ ^ .il : water and mix lightly with fork sister. Miss Barbara Bloking of ticipant every year, con­ until moistened. Press into ball. John A. Schliphack of 37 Plea­ join in the concert at (Carnegie. McLaughlin Manchester, the bridegroom’s tributing her handknit and craft Roll between two waxed sant St. has reported for duty at The tour is made up of a dozen sister, was flower girl. Mr. and Mrs. Dennis B. Bloking f mSr* items. She continued her papers. For baked crust, roll the Marine Corps Air Station at of the best violinists from ages Keith Bloking of East Hart­ Cherry Polnt,N.C. six to 13 who are studying the 4-H Club membership in the Glastonbury and fit into pie pan, flute edges ford was his brother’s best ford. Mr. Bloking is employed church after moving to and prick with fork. Bake in same method in Japan. Elects man. Ushers were Frank by Aetna Life" and Casualty, The students from the Hart­ Manchester. preheated over at 450° for 10-12 \lr> Bloking Jr. of Stafford Springs, Hartford. “The girls do a tremendous minutes. (Recipe is for one- Air Force Cadet Dwight D. ford Conservatory will be par­ ELECT Bloomberg Photo Officers Neil Bloking of Enfield, and job,” Marion told me. “They crust pie. Double for two- Landmann, son of Mr. and Mrs. ticipating with others from Craig Bloking of Manchester, knit all year, make tote bags, crust). Donald V. Landmann, 100 Main Mrs. Paul E. Miller Connecticut and New York The Manchester Busy all brothers of the bridegroom. RAYMOND Beavers 4-H Club met last boutique and Christmas items Apple Pie St., Ellington, received a Miss Sylvia Janina Kuner and Mr. and Mrs. Steven Miller of State in the special presenta­ A reception was held at the College Note tion. Friday at the home of the club’s KARPE and everything is finished off 6 medium apples, peeled, cor­ parachutist badge upon comple­ Paul Enzio Miller, both of home of the bride, after which o « C __ 27 Trebbe Dr. leader, Mrs. John Powell of 328 really well. The bottle booth ed and cut into bite-size tion of the three-week airborne Manchester, exchanged wed­ the couple left on a trip to Bruce Alan Dixon, son of Mr. BOARD The Rev. Paul Trinique of Lake St., Vernon. was new last year and was a big ' Vito V* cup sugar, depending on course at the U.S. Army Infan­ Florida and the East C ^st. P o T w r o ding vows Sept. 1 at CHiurch of the Assumption and About Town New officers elected were: and Mrs. Robert Dixon of >F DIRECTORi success. You take a number in­ tartness of apples try School, Ft. Benning, Ga. They will reside at 14 Webster Hebron Ave., Bolton has been DePasquale’s Restaurant in Rabbi Samuel M. Silver of Kathy Connors, president; REPUBLICM dicating various prices, say Vi teaspoon cinnamon Cadet Landmann is a student at Newington. Manchester-Bolton Associa­ St, Rockville. tl SPA sriY -. Stamford officiated at the wed­ Elizabeth Powell, vice presi­ named to the dean’s list at TOWN COMMITTa firom 10 cents to a dollar. Your Vi teaspoon nutmeg the U.S. Air Force Academy, The bride is the daughter of tion of Connecticut Valley Girl Mrs. Bloking is employed by ding which took place beneath a dent; Pam Young, secretary; Barrington College, CAaa. MeXMiitab rr N i. purchase is a surprise. It could Mix together and place in pie Colorado Springs, Colo. He is a Mrs. Earl R. Kuner of 39 Clyde Scouts will have a potluck for Cavin Ford, Inc. in East Hart- Barrington, R.I. canopy of white Dianna Marchand, treasurer. be a bottle of mayonnaise, or shell. Dot with approximately 2 “T S p H o o N D 1972 graduate of Ellington High Rd. and the late Earl Kuner. chrysanthemums. Tape all adult and senior scouts Mon­ Herald photo by Pinto School. The following committee catsup ok* homemade jam.” tablespoons butter. Cover with 3 - ^ 1 TTie bridegroom is the son of recorded folk music was day at 6:30 p.m. in Neill Hall of “You know,” she continued, Mrs. Levltow Bakes An Apple Pie St. Mary’s Episcopal Church. chairmen were appointed; June top crust and tuck overlapping played. Shea, reporter; Kathy “Glastonbury is quite a farm top crust under. Flute ^ g e After dinner there will be a arw . We’ll have apples and The bride, given in marriage Starkweather and Pam Edberg, tion of The Herald cookbook of from Pratt & Whitney Aircraft firmly. Make slits in top crust. brief business meeting. pumpkins, both decorated and CONN. SALVAGE CO., Inc. alias The by her cousin, Jack Diener, song leaders; Lucy Fontaine, Know Your Gift Giving ABC’s 1971. One is Alice Belcher’s where he is supervisor of Bake in preheated oven at 450° \J-Q Members are each reminded to plain. There are wonderful wore a silk j^sey gown bring a place setting, a food flag bearer, and Shelley Steven­ lemon bread, the other is Mrs. production engineering. They for 15 minutes. Reduce heat to cooks who bring their V/E&ETAB 1£ GLORIOUS EMPORIUM designed with Empire waist, dish to serve 10, and a donation son, Colleen English and John Gil Boisoneau’s crab dip. will retire to Boynton Beach, 400° and bake about 25 minutes ffl homemade jellies, etc. We give CORNER OF HARTFORD ROAD with collar, cuffs and waist Powell, special projects com­ Fla. where they have purchased or until done. To get a brown for coffee and refreshments for a lot of time to children. There For today’s column, Marion ■ y o i c t accented with pearls. Her future meetings. mittee. Armetele a home. With a brother now crust, brush with egg wash fw & PHE ST., MANCHESTER - 649-7782 is a funhouse with games. The baked an apple pie from the shoulder-length veil was at­ by WItton Pot Belly living in Lake Worth and the last 10 minutes of baking. Salt & Pepper men of the church will run an cookbook. The recipe is Joyce tached to a Juliet cap accented Ethier’s. Baking was another soon to move to the Egg Wash with pearls, white daisies, Oktoberfest where sauerkraut, area, Marion is looking forward knockwurst and beverage will something Marion learned after One egg mixed well with Vt Hi miniature blue caltnations and to the retirement years • 4 6 Recreation Eagle be served.” her marriage. Her father was a cup water. Extra wash may be baby’s breath. Bedspreads baker in Hartford, owner of the although there are mixed stored in refrigerator in Neighbor! Scounce “The apple pie baking contest Miss Sabina F. Kuner of famous Newton-Robertson emotions about leaving this covered container for further Someone asked me for India Prints is a veiy new idea and I’m Manchester was her sister’s Department Bakery no longer in existence. area where they have lived for use. Always add more water delighted with it.” Also for sale advice in buying a pair maid of honor. She wore a crepe Bulletin Boards She came from a family of 33 years. and stir well before using from 11:30 a.m., writing. 1776 Mug wiU be the church cookbook, a of skis and I gave him gown designed similar to that TTie Manchester Recreation Many Sizes & Shapes seven children who lived over The Levitows have two stored container. ■ V Friday, Oct. 26, psychology, collection of favorite recipes 9^aosrr/A/ff. the benefit of my vast worn by the bride and a ribbon Department women’s the bakery and played In the children, John Lee and Mary Hint: If crust becomes too knowledge on the sub­ bow headpiece. She carried programs offering classes at. 10:45 to 11:45 a.m.; and slim- from ladies of St. Augustines’ empty plant on Sundays. Lee Gross, both married and browned while baking fruit plea nastics, 1 to 2:30 p.m. ject— stay off the darn­ daisies, miniature blue car­ 110 Cedar St., still has openings Church which is 75 years old. living in Glastonbury. There before done, reduce heat and . ’i’wo of Marion’s contributions ( 2 « 4 ' ' P « ! I i0 2 w )w O ed things! Every time nations, and baby’s breath. in the following classes: Color With Marion’s husband Lee is are teree grandchildren. cover top of pie with foil for Beginning Monday, budget Other classes starting next were taken from the final edi- I look at skis I get a Candles and retiring at the end of the year Marion is past president of remaining baking time. Mrs. Thomas Hartzog of Ver­ cooking, 9:30 to 11:30 a.m.; rug week for which registration is Candle Rings <3CB£D sharp pain in my knee and a throbbing sensation in my non was bridesmaid. Her gown, hookino, 10:30 to 11:30 a.m.; still being accepted include ankle. But inasmuch as we finally got the whole stock headpiece and flowers were learn how to bowl, 9:30 to 11:30 beginner’s sewing, Tuesday, of skis and skiwear out for peddling, I suppose I’ll have identical to those worn by the 9:30 to 11:30 a.m.; beginners School PTA Ik. a.m., no charge; and modern ® __ '• Residents to tell you of their virtues. If you don’t mind a little maid of honor. dance, 1 to 2:30 p.m. weaving, 1:15 to 2:15 p.m.; and ik SEateli Will Hold name-calling, here’s some of the titles: Fisher, Cor­ Kevin J. Miller of Monday, Oct. 29, current rosemaling, Thursday, 1 to 2:30 Attend Y CyI CenterChurch Womeni ■ tina, Trak, Splitkein/Bass, Redmaster, Hart, Yamaha Manchester was his brother’s events, 9:30 to 10:30 a.m.; p.m. Open House best man. Usher was William drama workshop, 10:45 to 11:45 Ceremony and Spalding. And there’s stuff like mittens, poles and GIFT SHOP - v \ V Hardy of Stafford Springs. a.m. Those interested, may sox that make you look good even if you can’t ski. Get Keeney St. School PTA will Two Manchester residents A reception was held at Wednesday, Oct. 10, book dis­ register by calling 643-6795. To Host Tea Sunday ] ’em now for Xmas, ’cause by then we’ll probably have 977 MAIN STREET have is its first meeting of the recently participated in a cor­ DePasquale’s Restaurant in cussion, 1:15 to 2:30 p.m.; Closed classes include crochet, In Downtown Manchester season, an open house, Monday •s swim caps to sell. Newington. For traveling, Mrs. volley ball, 9130 to 11:30 a.m., crewel, needlepoint, CTiristmas nerstone ceremony for the new at 7:30 p.m. at the school. Tlie Women’s Fellowship of Miller wore a green and white no charge. crafts, quilt making, and Table arrangements will be Hartford Region YWCA com­ PTA registration and a Center Congregational CTiurch checkered knit pantsuit with Thursday, Oct. 25, 10:30 to Friday morning slimnastics. handled by Mrs. Ralph Frank plex, which is under construc­ special sale of Keeney School will host a Mother-Daughter and Mrs. Arthur LeGaire; Miss tion in Hartford. white accessories. The couple sweatshirts and tee-shirts will will reside in Rockville. Tea Sunday from 2 to 4 p.m. in Helen Carrier, nametags; and Mrs. M. Philip Susag of be conducted. the Federation Room at the Mrs. Leon Bradley, Mrs. Adelaide Rd., president of the Parents will meet in the church. All church women and Robert Coe, Mrs. Robert Jack Hartford Region YWCA, gave • s ------' school auditorium for a their daughters are invited for and Mrs. Henry Miller, the greeting. Miss Stacey Ci)n(»y£r-^cits0tSt)e ^ ^ Wedding business session, which will in­ fellowship and refreshments. refreshments. ‘Tomkiel, daughter of Mr. and clude a brief talk by Allan Cone, Hostesses will be Mrs. Fred Mrs. Edward Tomkiel of principal of Bennet Junior High Flynn, president; Mrs. Ralph Grandview St., placed a proof ((SEBVR6- f Entwistle-KammI School, on the upcoming junior Frank, past president; Mrs. set of 1973 coins in the cor­ 'T J ! f S u £ S J l high referendum. Jack Donaghye and Mrs. Ross About Town nerstone box. m iu o E After the meeting, there will Nelson, vice presidents; Mrs. This was the final construc­ IW o e E ^ Miss Sandra Kamm and John be two 25-minute sessions of Center Congregational Mark Hill, secretary. Church will have a confirma­ tion event for the public before I9«l Peter Entwistle, both of classroom visitation, with a Pouring for the occasion will the Hartford Region YWCA Manchester, were united in five-minute break between tion counsellors training ses­ o be Mrs. Gifford Simpson, Mrs. sion tonight at 7:30 in the Rob­ moves into its new facilities. marriage July 28 at Church of sessions. Session 1 will include Michael Markstein, I^ s. Haity Opening of the new building, the Assumption, Manchester. smoothie days are here Grades 1, 4, 5, and 6. Session..2 bins Room of the church. AUKxrre Maidment, Mrs. Lester French, which will provide administra­ > 2 8 « t - The bride is the daughter of will include Kindergarten, pre­ Mrs. Elmer Ostrout, Mrs. Allan tion offices, classrooms, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Kamm school, special education, and The executive board of the ...you may be a winner Taylor, Mrs. Ernest Bengston, Women’s Society of Christian recreational facilities and Jr. of 494 Wetherell St. The Grades 2 and 3. and Mrs. James Bill. residence for 113 girls and bridegroom is the son of Mr. Refreshments will be served Service of South United •^MANA& Come In, try on a Smoothie, get to know Methodist Church will meet women, is anticipated early in and Mrs. John Entwistle of 13 in the school cafeteria. 1974. Crestwood Dr. what’s smo-o-o-oth. And while you’re tonight at 7:30 in Susannah WITH THIS COUPON The Rev. Paul Trinque of Wesley House of the church. Church of the Assumption here, register for a free Smoothie. School Menus offered the nuptial Mass and Mystic Review, NABA, will Duplicate We’ll be giving away four Smoothies... Cafeteria menus which will meet Friday at 7 p.m. at the performed the double-ring be served in Manchester Public Furthermore, you should see what else came in: ceremony. Paul Chetelat was the drawing’s this Saturday. You may Project home of Mrs. Wendall Graves, Bridge 1) A whole wagon load of Glenoit Genuine Fake fur Schools, Oct. 15-19, are as 23 Maplewood Rd., Storrs. organist. be a winner. Smoothie shown Is an follows: piece goods. Patch up your cat or make yourself a The bride was given in HELP bearskin hat. Priced by the piece. marriage by her father. alNn-one underwire with extra Monday: Veal cutlet tomato Miss Carolyn Furness of Results of the Manchester I VALID /5 , 2) A fine stock of Electronics — GE component Mrs. Karen Davey of tummy control. White or beige. For Menus sauce, mashed potato, buttered Manchester and Miss Joan Bridge Club games played Oct. L ONE COUPON PER FAMILY 1 systems. Midland AM-FM Portable radios, Elec- Manchester was matron of wax beans, bread, butter, milk, Landers of Ellington have been 5 are as follows: North-South, MUSmoiuS ^ ^ E D E E M a t M / & M A J 0 ^ 34 to 38 B, C and p sizes. 17.00. first, Joe Toce and Rita trophonic stereo units, 8 Track Tape players, and an honor. Bridesmaids were Miss Menus which will be prepared pears. named secretary and assistant treasurer, respectlveiy, of the Holland; second, June Roebuck assortment of speakers. Carol Kamm and Miss Shop till 9, Tuesday and Saturday and served next week by Tuesday; Hamburg patty on a Christine Kamm, sisters of the Nutmegger Camera Ciub of and Mary Roy; third, Dick and 3) Several kinds of Ozite carpeting — all foam till 6. Register now...you may win. members of HELB (Han­ roll, potato chips, buttered Ann Jaworowski. bride; Mrs. Rolanda Wackterof SSf.ji dicapped Earning and Living East Hartford. Meetings are backed for do-it-yourself installation at |2.88 and |3.90 carrots, milk, apple crisp. held the first Wednesday of sq. yd. Newest colors and patterns. And a big lot of im­ Meredith, N.H.; Miss Sharon You’ll always win In a Smoothie. Project), a program designed Eastman of Manchester and \ . Wednesday: National School each month at 8 p.m. at the Also, East-West, first, Ed ported all wool Danish Rya rugs, 6x9’s and 9xl2’s, very to train handicapped for" Conway and Jeanne Raymond; Mrs. Nancy Cugno of New Bri­ employment in the fo ^ service Lunch Day, barbecued beef on a Veterans Memorial Club House colorful. on Sunset Ridge, East Hart­ second, Bob and Bev Herzog; tain. Miss Michelle Kamm of industry at Manchester Com­ bun, buttered whole kernel Ro GClRtid i i i ford. The public is invited. third, Dennis and Sue Robinson. 4) A big shipment of high grade Dundee hand Enfield, cousin of the bride, \ munity College, are as follows: com, Popeye salad, milk yejiow towels and face cloths, and Martex Linen calendar was flower girl. Monday; Chicken noodle cake with cherry sauce. •VVA towels. David Wackter of Meredith, soup, hamburg on homemade Thursday: Spaghetti with Plus disposable diapers, pine furniture, electric N.H. was best man. Ushers roll, homemade French fries, meat sauce, buttered green beans, bread, butter, milk, ice rMgeS’ sheets, records & tapes, greeting cards and were Paul Grish, Hal Davey, \ iSlt fresh apple streudel, coffee or Come On Girls, iVs NlliLBr Jo /cE ■ O€&/0' children s books, artificial flowers, gadgets, Mark Entwistle, the M m tea. cream. Friday: Tuna salad on a roll, housewares, paint, dog food, and hundreds of thingif i bridegroom’s brother; Steve S ’Tuesday: French onion soup, Cotzt^ 7 M o<^/l Carpentieri and Ward Pon- '"I turkey club sandwich, fresh potato chips, cole slaw, milk, ‘‘Belly Dandercise’’ C M t even remember, all at less than dealers mixed . fruit and cinnamon themselves pay! ticelli, all of Manchester. cole slaw, fruited jello, coffee Steven J. Walters of Winston or tea. crlsple. Time & come visit and enjoy the delicious complimentary Salem, N.C., nephew of the Thursday; Chicken vegetable It’s the most enjoyable form of exercising. Np strain, no bridegroom, was ring bearer. ¥:¥::;::¥:¥:¥A::¥SA¥K¥S¥ routine. You will "Belly Dancerolse" to the enchanting - /- wffee while you look. We’ll really enjoy seeing you soup, open hot roast beef g S fS s A- A reception was held at the sandwich, carrots Vichy, music of the Middle East while you wither away Inches and Rememter that we sell with real “no-hard-time” V pounds. money back guarantee if your purchase does not Kosciuszko Club in Rockville, homemade hot apple pie, coffee HICHIiLIID after which the couple left on a or tea. Trim the crusts from slices Tonya Is a professional Oriental Dancer and wants to please you in every way. And my wife says. “Don’t of bread and brush both sides trip to Boothbay Harbor, Lunch on Monday Is 81.25, share her fantastic "Belly Dancerolse” program with. you. forget your wallet!” ^ * Maine. They will reside in of each slice lightiy with Come In or call 249-4611 Monday thru Saturday from 10-6, Tuesday, |1.50 and Thursday, melted butter or margarine. 'BO LLS'^ • Remember Our Exhausting Bolton. 81.75. All tickets must be Place in center of hot waffle and ask for Tonya. Hours: Thurs. Eve (Ugh!) 6 to 9 Mrs. Entwistle is a licensed chased through the college iron. When browned, the TONYA’S Fridays 10 to 9 and Saturdays 1() practical nurse employed by Kkstore. Lunches will be slices wili be crisp. Serve as to S. We’re Resting Less. Dr. Milton Fliesch in Hartford. served promptly at 12 noon in foundation for creamed i c £ ^ - * 5 9 3 1 7 H IG H LAN D STREET Mr. Entwistle is attending the BELLY DANCERCISE SALON the Food Service Dining Room vegetabies, meat or seafoods 05 Pratt Street, Floor Hartford MANCHESTER CONN. University of Connecticut. at Manchester Community, Stu­ or with cheese spread as a dent Center, 60 Bidwell St. salad accompaniment. T0RYp«(NpCli88t8) f H E (' H 0 IC E U M E A I ii [ N f £) 1

Ai3dvs oaDiw irnd -^AGE tw elv e - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Thurs.. Oct. 11, 1973 M^CHESTER EVENING HERALD. Mancheiter, Conn., Thur«.. Oct. 11. 1973- PAGE THIRTEEN Egyptian r — rnviCi inini Army Chief Blind Teacher Seeks Rated High “ WE KEPT OUR PLEDGE” Manchester Store Only BEIRUT (AP) - Maj. Gen. Saadeddin Shazli, the Egyptian chief of staff who help^ plan Proudly Invites You to a his army's thrust across the Job Back In Classroom ' Suez Canal, took a military WE DID THE JOB! training course in the Soviet By JON HALVORSEN against th^ school board in this "Maybe you think that a blind very ill on my shoulders.” Union and says he also studied Associated Press Writer Hudson River city. man isn’t able to teach or lead a A blind teacher cannot, by Minolta System infantry tactics at Fort Ben- FOR CLEANER WATER POUGHKEEPSIE, N.Y. Bevan, 39, is seeking to group of kids, but to that I say himself, maintain discipline, ning, Ga. (AP)°— Bruce Bevan reached return to his Job as a sixth- you’re crazy,” pupil Tom correct papers, use visual aids Arab officers who know him (or a coffee cup and tipped it grade teacher, a position he Parker wrote to the board. and supervise (ire drills, es­ FACTORY DEMONSTRATION say the tall, 49-year-oId general over. He slammed his fist down held from 1962 until June 1970, But the school board, which pecially "In a middle city is a “first-rate, aggressive field on the tabie and staiked out of when he began to lose his sight last February sought Bevan’s school, which is one of the FRIDAY, OCT. 12,11 A.M.to 9 P.M. commander.” the kitchen, only to return because of a long-time diabetic involuntary disability retire­ toughest pldces for any Shazli commanded Egypt’s minutes later feeling sheepish. condition. ment with pension, has' teacher,” Kustas argues. elite Special Forces along the His g irl friend, qanol Since his case became a renuined adamant. In a stormy "Unfortunately, we do not S A T , O C T . 13,10 A.M. to 5 P.M. Suez Canal until President Stanislaw, 26, says that was a public issue last spring, he public meeting last month, the have funds (or another teacher Anwar Sadat tapped him for rare outburst of anger from the says, he has received scores of panel voted 3-2 to appeal a July or even for an assistant to help chief of staff in mid-1971 after a lean, 6-foot-tall tocher. And letters and more than a hundred ruling by a state Supreme Court him. ’That is the crux of the Caldor has made arrangements with a leading New York Camera Dealer purge of top military leaders. Bevan, who has had to learn the phone calls. justice ordering the teacher Bevan affair,” hbsays. to accept your old camera equipment in trade on purchases of new cam­ He was thought to be a voice hard discipline of reaching for ’The entire class of a blind reinstated. That’s where the But Bevan insists file could era equipment, during this event only. of moderation, telling Sadat an object slowly, agrees. seventh-grade English teacher dispute stands now. handle a class alone. \The that his troops did not yet have "My long suit, if I have any, in Newton, Mass., wrote the ^ a n contends the board has worst thing a handicapped [ the capability to take the field is patience,” said the blind man Poughkeepsie School Board to nothing to lose by giving him a son can do is rely on somebody against Israel. But he also was who’s involved In a battle argue in Sevan’s behalf. chance to prove himself. else. U the aide was sick one aware that his soldiers were Board President Louis J. day, man. I’d be in trouble.” — / .4! ■ ^ becoming more and more Kustas concedes the board is Bevan, who is divorced and restless. under heavy pressure because the father of a 10-y8ar-oM girl, Minolta S R T 101 F/1.7 “I guess it became in­ of the natural sympathy for an says he has never doubted that creasingly apparent to him and Bar-Lev Line “underdog.” he would {‘eturn to the Single Lens Reflex War Minister Gen. Ahmed "Bevan’s been preaching so classroom. He was Just hitting Ismail that there was no other long now he’s a polished per­ his stride as a teacher when he choice but to fight given the former,” he says. went blind, he says. continuing political deadlock,” Not IsraePs But Bevan says the support Grinning, he says: “With all one Arab officer commented. he’s received also makes him 2 i 4 » 8 the modesty I can summon. I’m Shazli is a popular com­ uncomfortable. "I’ve been better than 75 per cent of the mander and is considered a Main Defense made to look the martyr. And staff that’s there. Because I soldier’s soldier. the cloak of martyrdom sits tum kids on, and that’s where Fast handling through the lens metering and bright view­ "They admire his skill, high finder. Includes interchangeable MC Rokkor F/1.7 lens, By FRED S. HOFFMAN it’s at.” education, toughness and ef­ templated a static defense shutter speeds from 1 to 1/1(X)0th second, and many other fea- AP Military Writer ficiency,” said one source. along the eastern edge of the tur0s * Items For Bowers Bazaar WASHINGTbN (AP) - The Suez Canal. 2 Year Genuine Minolta "M” Tag Guarantee In a broadcast, Shazli said his Bar-Lev Line, which Israeli The main Israeli defense line forces have all but abandoned, troops’ push through Israel’s Handmade items for the holidays and all through the year is about 30 miles deep in the Bar-Lev defensive line on the Mrs. John Kurowski and Mrs. Raymond Young, jamboree was built as a string of rein­ Sinai in front of two key passes, will be on sale Saturday at the Bowers School PTA Jam­ east bank of the Suez Canal co-chairmen, and Mrs. John Struthers, workshop chair­ forced outposts, rather than a Mitla and Giddi, through a boree from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. A workshop of five Bowers “shattered the myth of Israeli man. The general chairman of the jamboree is Mrs. main defense position along the range of mountains. Bulova School mothers made the items. The mothers are from superiority” and transformed Kurowski. (Herald photo by Ofiara) Suez Canal. That line of fortified strong the Sinai DeseTt “into a vast left, Mrs. Hugh Perry, PTA president; Mrs. Lee McCray, Israeli Maj. Gen. Aharon points extends southwesterly graveyard for the enemy.” Yaril said in Tel Aviv that his from the area of El Amish on country’s forces have the Mediterranean coast along Accutron He said the Egyptians’ initial ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ evacuate most of that line and the mountains, which form a success “gave the soldiers con­ established a new line two or barrier to armies rolling fidence in themselves and in Movie Spokesman three miles deeper in the Sinai. eastward from Egypt. Gift-priced Minolta SRT 102 F/1.7 Minolta Hi-Matic 7S w/Strobe their leaders who planned the Israeli embassy officials here The Bar-Lev Line, named for operation.” Discusses Ruling said the Bar-Lev Line has a former Israeli chief of staff, COOPER HILL WATER TREATMENT PLANT "served its purpose” and that was anchored by some 40 steel Shazli graduated from the from *95 Israeli strate^ never con- and concrete positions along the 2 5 9 4 4 Egyptian military academy in On Pornography »’*^WORKAPPAItEl«^ NEAR COMPLETION edge of the Suez Canal. 99.44 Through the lens metering; aperture and speed 1939 and nine years later fought Throughout the uneasy Fully automatic exposure, manual override. Fast in the first Arab-Israeli war. He LOS ANGELES (A: tion picture made by Mike scale In finder. Film advance override. Fully in- F/1.8 Rokkor lens; built-in rangefinder. Complete ceasefire years, Israeli and terchangeable lens. Minolta "M ” tag guarantee. became a paratrooper in 1953— President Jack Valenti of fl Nichols and nominated for an Kelley Urges Egyptian soldiers watched each with case. he may have gone to the United Motion Picture Association of) Academy Award. other from opposite banks of States then — and three years FOR SAFE WALKING America says the U.S. Supreme “If the U.S. Supreme Court Candidness the canal. The waterway has later took command of a Court’s refusal to review its turns down the appeal of ‘Car­ paratroop unit. bera closed to shilling since obscenity ruling will force the nal Knowledge,’ I count it a the 1967 Arab-IsraeU war, when industry to deal with state cen­ bleak day for creative artists. It With The Press He was a corps commander feoturing Israel overran the Sinai Penin­ sorship laws. means finely crafted films will WASHINGTON (AP) - FBI sula. in the 1956 Suez war and later “I’m counting on the good be placed in the same category served two years as Egypt’s Jeons Director Clarence M. Kelley About two years ago, Israel sense of state legislatures and with pornography.” has urged the nation’s lawmen strengthened its defenses along military attache in London. In judges,” Valenti told a meeting The Supreme Court on the 1%5 Yemen civil war, he • Work Clothes to be more candid with the Suez line, installing about of the Hollywood Radio and Tuesday refused review of a newsmen and the public. 150 firing ramps for tanks and returned to active duty and led Televisioit Society. June ruling that obscenity Vivitar Strobe Sale a special unit that battled • Outerweor ^ “It is disappointing that both some 50 passageways for “I think it’s good and com­ should be judged by community the police and the press have counterattacking troops and ar­ royalist guerrillas in the moun­ mon sense that will save well- standards. TTie court for the No. 102 our rag. 16.99 Sale Priced 14.49 tains of that southwest Arabian • Western Wear ^ come to view each other with mored vriiicles. intentioned works.” first time also removed the suspicion,” Kelley wrote in this The defense plan always con­ country. He trained in the But he said that “what really proviso that to be obscene a .... our reg. Soviet Union in the late 1950s. • Shoes month’s issue of the widely cir­ templated a fallback, under No. 202 32.99...... Sale Priced 26.44 scares me” are judges who can­ work must be “utterly without culated FBI Law Enforcement strong pressure, to a second Shazli has a master’s degree not distinguish between respon­ socially redeeming value.” Bulletin. line of defense built around at ....our reg. Valenti said some critics of • Flannel Shirts No. 252 47.99...... Sale Priced 39.88 in political science and has been sible and well-intentioned films Kelley said lawmen "cannot least 20 strongpoints some two the industry want to censor described as somewhat scorn­ and pornography. Noting that ^ deny due process of the law to miles behind the Bar-Lev Line. what they don’t like. No. 271....our reg. 72.99...... Sale Priced 59.44 ful of Egyptian political life, at the Georgia Supreme Court had those implicated in a crime by But the main Israeli strategy “To a censorship advocate least until he became chief of upheld the obscenity conviction f I Camino Plaza premature disclosure of the for dealing with incursions is a what Is unlikeable is obscene,” PHONE staff. Now diplomats in Cairo of “Carnal Knowledge,” Valen­ facts,” but they should be mobile defense in which fast- ti said: he said. “I say it’s not obscenity R t3 0 mention him as a possible 872-2906 "forthright” in many dealings moving tank formations, ac­ these people are after — it’s Vernon “man who” if the day ever “How ironic it is that the first with the press. companied by infantry in troop CHECK OUT THE LATEST VIVITAR STROBE film held up is not some sleazy what they don’t like to see on comes when the army takes Mon. (10 • 6) • T u m . to FrL (10 - 9) • S it (10 • 6) They "qiust be prepared to carriers. Would strike enemy over in Egypt again. pornographic film but a mo­ the screen.” forces with sharp blows. No. 292 DURING THIS EVENT! ^ 4 - * * ^ justify to the community the need for their department’s Two Israeli armored Bulova Accutron watches are carefree and programs,” said the FBI chief. divisions are now committed to dependable. The electronically driven tuning He is expected to outline the containing the Egyptians in fork means nearly perfect split-second policy as it applies to FBI relatively limited brachheads timing. Guaranteed accuracy to within a Vivitar Automatic T4 Lenses agents in greater detail in a along the Suez Canal. minute a month.* speech before a A major counterthrust, in which the Israelis probably will Everyone wants a Bulova Accutron... In a camera, it’s “what’s up front newspapermen’s group Choose early. NEW SIDEWALKS ON HARTFORD RD. AND KEENEY ST. Thursday, and in a series of try to envelop and overcome CHECK that counts!" Wide angle, *We will adlutt to thli precite tolerence, If necetiery. W hy do people buy management seminars for FBI the estimated 70,000 Egyptians Gverentee It for one yeer. telephoto, zoom. officials beginning Oct. 26. in the Sinai, is expected after 4. Contoured ceie. Bold block hour merkeri. OUT FOR BETTER ROADS Kelley took the top FBI post Israeli war planes silence I. Metchlnf brown ditl end strep. Brl|bt white minute trech. four months ago after more longriange Egyptian artillery C. lOK told-fliled. Forest ireen ditl end strep. THE NEW WAIERBEDS? than a decade as Kansas City covering the Invading army 0. Stelnlest steel. Ttpertd link bend. from the west side of the canal, police chief. Since arriving in P®***'Mils. Other cells not mttlinz VIVITAR Washington, he has often stated U.S. military experts say. Accutron speclficetlons mey ctute t melhinctlon. 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That phase of the opera­ JEWELERS-SILVERSMITHS SINCE 1900 35min f/2.8 28mm I/2.S 135mm (/2.S 200mm f/3.5 135mm f/3.5 85 to 205 mm • A heated waterbed radiates represent less floor loading Nimbus has the only tion already has cost the therapeutic warmth to sooth Event! than common household waterbed frame that features Read Israelis heavily in war planes, DOWNTOWN M ANCHItTIN AT BBS MAIN STREET and relax your entire body. Items such as refrigerators, “cross-buckled"- corner according to U.S. intelligence • The support characteristics of • H vtiord • MIddMown • N«w Britoln food freezers, pianos, filled construction (Pat. Pend.). Herald Ads the waterbeds will not sources. Whal a normal Una m m bathtubs, etc. Any house or This frame construction deteriorate with age. 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It\ f s ^ PAGE FOURTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Thurs., OCt. 11. 1973 Obituary Israelis Raid Nation HlanrlTPfitpr Supning lirralh ¥SiW#S!tfSSSSS:::i:;M 126 Eat! MMdto Tpka. •QuaNty Oppotna S t Barthoioinaw*a DOUBLE Arab Positions Chureh oif Ilia Braan Mimh Joan M. Cicia Reacts Miss Joan M. Cicia, 37, of ((^tnlinucil from Puge One) shipments to Israel. The report Manchatlar (Cunlinuvd from Page One) •A oounoy S&H GREEN quoted an account published by Stafford Springs died move across the canal to rein­ Wednesday at Hartford the Norfolk (Va.) Ledger-Star Pittsburgh, where draftee Tim • Nitural force the Egyptian positions. and said the United States was Kelly said, “I’m not surprised. ■rands OKH MDN. & TUES. STAMPS Hospital after a long illness. Syria and Egypt, involved in She was the sister of Mrs, "secretly supplying Israel with I hope they trap (President) the fighting since its outbreak 8 AM . TD 9 P.M. arms and ammunition." Nixon like that.” Phyllis Felice of Manchester six days ago, were joined in bat­ Supcriii iirliots WED. THRU SAT. SAT. HITE and John Cicia of Tolland. A Boeing 707 loaded with mis­ At New York’s Shea Stadium, tle Wednesday by Iraq. Jordan, siles left the U.S. Naval Air Sta­ where the Mets and the Reds 8 A.M. TD 10 P.M. Other survivors are her which has a long frontier with parents and another brother. tion at Norfolk, but American met, some scattered cheering 7 to 10 P.M. Israel and fought in the six-day “WE SAVE YOU MONEY” AT THE PARKADE ONLY The funeral is Saturday at officials said it was part of a was heard when the scoreboard war in 1967, has mobilized its Y MKATS ai “The Finest Meet Sold Anywhere" 8.15 a.m. from the Introvigne- resupply effort and not part of a flashed the news. l u a o n reserves and was reported un­ Plante Funeral Home, 95 E. major operation. Some persons saw Agnew’s der heavy pressure to enter the COMPARE! During Rexail’s 70th Anniversary CHOICE The Quality That Makes The Difference Main St., Stafford Springs, with llie Soviet news media made action as yet another example SAVE! war on the Arab side. a Mass at St. Edward’s Church, no comment on the report, in­ of corruption in government. Both the Soviet Union and the ' Stafford Springs, at 9. Burial dicating official restraint in Others felt he placed the nation United States accused each will be in St. Edward’s making any charge against the first. Lean, Water Added other of resupplying the Cemetery, Stafford Springs. United States. “The country was split and fighting nations. Officials in Friends may call at the The Israeli command gave no this will split it more,” said COMPARE BRANOS Washington and Israel said funeral home tonight from 7 to 9 indication how far its forces Leslie Browar, representative 5 - 7 lb. Wednesday the Soviets were and Friday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 had advanced toward the Syrian for a cosmetics firm in Kansas A vera ge airlifting materiel to the Arabs. SMOKED p.m. The Rosary will be said capital, which is less than 40 City. "But it’s hard to get upset 1 < SALE! SAVE 50% Friday at 8 p.m. at the funeral Moscow had no comment on miles across a flat plain from about something Agnew did home. the statements but published a the cease-fire line. when there are so many dis­ report of American arms Syrian communiques made honest people in high places. NOW THROUGH SUNDAY no mention of the Israeli ground He’s just one of many.” lb. Com pare Natlonaily Advertiseil Brands W ith Our Rexall Brands SHOULDERS advance. But they said Syrian Bob Reily, a law firm in­ jet fighters and antiaircraft vestigator in Atlanta, sipped a National Brand ^ I Our Branf Nixon Approved batteries were in "continuous beer in a downtown tavern and I I National Brand O u r B ran d I IMPORTEO explained why he was sur­ First Cut, U.S.D.A. Choice battle” with the Israeli air 16 OZ. Rexall force and in two and a half prised. Miles Plea Bargain hours had brought down 41 "I thought Agnew’s whole Vaseline Ultra Care ONE Israeli planes. stand against the press and his IMTENSiVE LOTION ONE-A- TABLET ((Continued from Puge One) Israel gave no report of its air holier-than-thou attitude would the President’s request. keep him from doing this. It in­ CARE Puts lost molitursi DAY DAiLY losses. Into dry skin. recommended that Agnew be But Richardson’s account dicates that some of the LOTHM V IT lU ilS Multiple spared a prison sentence. made clear that Nixon had a charges were serious and that Mfg. List 2 for Vitamins key role in the plea arrange­ he bought himself a plea. Nixon lO O ’ s Agnew was fined and placed on 15 oz. Mfg. List probation. ment — and thus in Agnew’s probably told him, ‘Exonerate 2 f o r Richardson said Nixon was resignation. Fire Calls yourself or do the thing for the "concerned, as all of us were, Richardson said he had dis­ party — get out, resign.’” WIb. with the potential consequences cussed the Agnew case with the WEDNESDAY Mrs. O.F Ivserson of 100'8 of a prolonged and agonizing President as long ago as early 3:22 p.m. — Smoke in light Chanhassen, Minn., said she trial of these issues of fact. August. ’The investigation of ballast at East Catholic High. had expected Agnew to fignt the Agnew came to public Boneless Rolled ‘"rhis was a concern, natural­ (Town Fire Department charges. ‘Tm very disap­ I National Brand | I O u r B ra n d i ly, that he felt, as did the vice knowledge on July 6. responded). pointed, in fact disgusted,” she ^ I Pur Brand |' • In July, Richardson said, he said. “ Unless there’s Correspondents Tour Herald IM KHtTEO president himself,’’ Richardson Lavorls Rexall said. had discussed the case with TODAY something we don’t know MONAIXT CHUCK Alexander M. Haig Jr., chief of 12:18 a.m. — False alarm behind it, I think politics is get­ ’The attorney general said the e m p ir in MOUTH­ MOUTH-WASHES Alex Girelli, Herald city editor, explains mechanics of Kenneson, Tolland correspondent; Donna Holland, Bolton; first approach on settlement of the White House staff. He said from Box 54 (Spruce and Bissell ting to be a dirty business.” m APC SWISS composing room equipment to the newspaper’s cor- Margaret LaCroix, South Windsor; Virginia Carlson, W l b . the Agnew case was a telephone he thought Nixon knew of the Sts.); (Town Fire Department Cecilia Raash, a housewife in ^ IMMIIPOUND WASH Klenzo respondents Wednesday as he conducted them on a tour of Agnew investigation even responded) Bottle of 100 TABLETS or MI-31 Columbia; and Monica Shea, Coventry. Absent when photo call from J. Fred Buzhardt, a St. Paul, Minn., said, “I give 14 oz. the facility in observance of National Newspaper Week. CHEESE ROAST earlier, “because he had been 8:49 a.m. — False alarm at Mfg. List BONUS BUY! was taken were Beverly Dukett, South Windsor; and Anne White House counsel, in him credit for going ahead and Mfg. List Looking over the Photon Pacesetter are, from left, Vivian September. He said Buzhardt so informed by the vice Manchester High. (Town Fire resigning. I’m glad he’s man 2 for Emt, Hebron and Andover. (Herald photo by Pinto) did not indicate that he acted at president.’’ Department responded). enough to face up to what he’s done.” bur Ow n Hot or Sw eet Sw eat Life Chicken of the Saa Hum’s Bottle ...... ■Coventry- State Leaders of Police Report 100 ITALIAN FRUIT CHUNK LIGHT TOMATO HARTFORD (AP) — Connec­ I Voter Lists at 27,1281 MANCHESTER He was also Issued a written ticut politicians and private Janice Harvey, 19, of Hart­ warning for driving with defec­ citizens agree that Spiro T. iNatlonal Brandi ford, was charge Wednesday SAUSAGE COCKTAIL TUNA SAUCE ► lOur Brand National Brandi O u r B r a n J) Manchester Democrats in the tive equipment. He is scheduled CCAG and CPC Clash Agnew’s resignation as vice I With but one exception, with two counts of fourth- IS h i z . 7 o z. 15 o z. past week added 85 names to to appear in Circuit Ctourt 12, president was a sad shock to the Saturday will be the last day to degree larceny (shoplifting) in Reul the towns voter lists, the Rockville, Nov. 20. nation and its political in­ register for voting in the Nov. 6 connection with thefts at two Coventry bia, Md., Mai Sherman, about Republicans added 27 and the ELLINGTON It was decided that one night stitutions. election. A 9 a.m. to 8 p.nn. local establishments, MONICA SHEA Sherman being an outsider and NO-ASPIRIN Dennis W. Hickton, 23, of a month, or possible a Satur­ "I pray that out of this unaffiiiated 94, the registrars of voter-making session will be Manchester Police reported. Correepondent having no« right to decided ANACIN voter office reports. Mountain St., Ellington, was day, that DevCo officials would national and personal tragedy TABLETS held Saturday in the town Miss Harvey was ap­ 742-9495 Coventry’s future. The new voters were signed charged with making an im­ be at the planning center to we may start anew to restore BONUS BUYI clerk’s office in the Municipal prehended by a Treasure City At Wednesday's meeting-of After the exchange, Sherman answer any of the residents’ up in three sessions last proper turn in connection with 33« confidence in government,” Rexai Building. Eligible applicants security guard trying to leave the Coventry Citizens Advisory picked up his briefcase and left. questions. weekend in Manchester shop­ the investigation of a two-car said U.S. Rep. William R. TYLENOL ANACIN TABLETS must be at least 18 years of age, without paying (or a lady’s pant Group, most of the audience Bill O'Connor, chairman of For people who can't take MODACIN TABLETS ping areas, one : Welhesday at accident on Rt. 83, Ellington, 45‘ Hear Delegates Cotter, D-Conn. Cotter said he Bottle of 100 U.S. citizens, and residents of suit valued at $21. While at was members of the Committee the education subcommittee aspirin. Bottle of 100 Manchester High School, a se­ yesterday. The members and the was shocked at the “swift Manchester — even if only for police headquarters, a pink for the Preservation of Coven- of CCAG, gave the group an cond Wednesday at Manchester State Police said the Hickton auxilary of the American developments” of Agnew’s 100’s one day. pant suit was found in her hand try. analysis of the report compiled Bottle Mfg. 2 Community College, and a third car was traveling north on Rt. Red Rose Legion Post will have a joint departure from office. Mfg. The lone exception to the bag with a Grant’s Department Kal Kan Paul Diehl, a member of the by Jack Green, a DevCo . of 100 List FOR Wednesday in the registrars’ of­ 83, made a left turn onto Rt. 286 meeting to honor the delegates A private citizen, Ted List Saturday deadline for Store label on it, police said. committee, questioned the employer. O’Connor said that fice. and collided with a car driven to Boys and Girl States, their Sarnecki of Simsbury said: “I registering to vote is for those Miss Harvey was released on CAT TEA existence of the advisory group the Green report neglected to Manchester voter lists now by Monika Zajdi of 81 Grier 4 9 « parents and sponsors tonight at don’t like it. Men in a key posi­ persons whose eligibilty rights her written promise to appear Rd., Vernon. and told its members he mention the facilities that were National Brand O u r Bran d O u r B ran d " to tal 27,128, with 10,567 will mature by Nov. 5. A 9 a.m. 8 at the Legion Home on Wall tion of that sort should be given National Brandi I in Circuit Court 12, A passenger in the Zajdi car, FOOD B o z . BAGS 48 count thought they were misguided available for pre-schools in the Democrats, 8,922 Republicans to noon voter-making session St. a little more freedom without Manchester, Oct. 29. Margarethe Weihs, Grand Ave., and ill-led if they thought that area but did include quite a bit and 7,639 unaffiliated. will be held for them Nov. 5, being investigated so closely. Rexall Rexall Rockville, was taken to by dealing with outside on the community school con­ The delegates for Boys State The, Democrats lead the also in the town clerk’s office. “They beat the man into the Barnes-HInes In other Manchester Police Rockville General Hospital and developers they were helping cept — that is, total use of the were William Gerson, son of CONTACT BUFFERED Republicans by 1,645 voters and Those signing up then also will Coventry. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Gerson of ground,” said Sarnecki, a con­ CONTACT matters: treated for a lacerated mouth Delicious schools. The subcommittee is MSimej-Hind* LENS ASPIRIN the unaffiliated by 2,928. be eligible to vote Nov. 6. 6 16-ol Storrs; Sherwood Tucker, son struction supervisor. “It’s not Charlene Gomes, 23, of Hart- and. possible knee injury. Chock FulhO-Nuts^ Diehl said that DevCo’s in­ also planning on studying what the right way to do it.” M elting LENS Bottle tent, from published news of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Tucker SOLUTION ford, was charged with Hickton is scheduled to btb. the future school needs of GOP Congressman Robert H. Sofution of 100 7-U P stories, was to solve the of Storrs; Donald Carlson, son SOLUTION operating a motor vehicle while appear in Circuit Court 12, COFFEE 2-Ui.can Coventry will be with the new Steele also expressed shock and h r karf csntKl taw s problem of the core city of community. of Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Carlson Mfg. List 2 her license was under suspen­ Manchester, Qct. 29. added he thought House Minori­ BUFFERIN Hartford and is really not con­ of Coventry; and Timothy sion. She was released on $100 Miller asks, "What do our ty Leader Gerald Ford of Bottle The Freshest Produce Soldi cern about Coventry’s problem. Zuzel, son of Mr. and Mrs. Stan­ FOR non-surety bond- and court date schools offer our children Michigan or New York Gov. WETTING of 100 2 FOR Teacher Resignations In statements this past week, now?” ly Zuzel of Covehtry. was set for Oct. 29, in Nelson Rockefeller could AND Ripe, Yellow William Miller, chairman of the Manchester’s Circuit Court 12. Engineers Club advisory group said that he become Agnew’s successor SOAKING Approved by Board Thomas Buthler, 28, of Hart­ Charles Nyack gave the The delegate to Girls State because they could receive ap­ $|39 To Hear About thought Coventry was SOLUTION ford, was charged with driving report on the water and sewer was Anne Aronson, daughter of proval from Congress. Mfg. List ea. “distitute in recreation June Tompkins Martin, 310; Nathan Hale, 511; without glasses (optical restric­ Space Shuttle subcommittee and was con­ Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Aronson “I feel a great sadness for the tion) and operating an un­ ' facilities” and “had no cultural cerned with the size of the (Herald Reporter) Robertson, 512; South, 67; of Coventry. man,” said Lowell Weicker Jr., registered motor vehicle along The Hartford Engineers Club facilities at all.” Diehl called sewer facilities. Would they National Brand The Manchester Board of Verplanck, 534; Waddell, 580; Connecticut’s GOP senator. O u r B ran d National Brand b u r B ran d with misuse of plates. will meet on Thursday, Oct. 18 this statement unfair and un­ serve just the new community Education last night approved Washington, 393; Bennet Jr. The delegates were spon­ U.S. Rep. Ronald Sarasih, R- Donald Aver’y, 33, of at Willie’s Steak House, with reasonable and went on to tell or the whole town, he asked. sored by the Rotary and Uons FKntstones the resignation of two teachers High, 1,324; Tiling Jr. High, 1,- BANANAS Conn., said the resignation is Rockville, was issu^ a sum­ Dr. Daniel E. Rosner, associate Miller all of the recreation There isn’t a stream large I Fast 90's in the Manchester school 022; Manchester High, 2,097. Qubs of Coventry and the Lions another in a series of Mlnutemen mons for operating an un­ professor of engineering and facilities in the town and the enough in DevCo’s area to take HOME system. The total enrollment of Club of Manchester. challenges facing the American registered motor vehicle. applied science at Yale Univer­ cultural facilities that are away the wastes from the com­ TONI CHEWABU Miss Amy Shorrock, a fourth elementary and secondary Califom la Sno-W hKa Handcut RYE or The theme for the month of political system. PERMANENT Kathleen Dussault, 28, of 620 sity, the featured speaker. within a short drive of Coven- munity, he said, and the only o z. grade teacher at Waddell schools is 10,008. October is poppies, and this Democratic Congressman Home Gives curls long MULTIPLE Center St., was charging with ■ITie title of Dr. Rosner’s sub­ try. swiftly flowing body of water School, is getting married and Dr. James Kennedy, means "hands of friendship.” Robert Giaimo said he was Permanent lasting body VITAMINS failing to obey a stop sign. ject is “Surface Chemistry and MUSH­ FILLED PUMPER- Diehl also said that “we have big enough would be the lOO’a moving from the area. Her superintendent of schools in ICEBURG shocked that Apew pleaded no Mfg. lOO’a Sharon Shuska, 19, of 114 Aerodynamic Heating of the all the facilities that Coventry Connecticut River and that Voter Making Session 2 resignation is effective Dec. 1. Manchester, said that the board now needs and we are living contest to the charges against List is concerned that there be Charter Oak St., was issued a NASA Orbiter Vehicle.” The ROOMS would mean the plant would Saturday is the last day for FOR 2 FOR Mrs. Linda Gardner, a talk will describe the results of LEHUCE DONUTS NICKLE richly. We would have nq^need him two weeks after he better communication between summons for allowing a dog to have to go where the town the admission of electors in special project reading teacher loaf for additional facilities if reassured the House leadership parents and the schools. He said roam. an interdisciplinary problem- engineers had already order to vot•$6.95 only $3.55 R a d M tough, brilliant finish wears slowly and evenly, Resists I t M k cracking and peeling. Keeps costly maintenance way PRICES GOOD Through WEEKEND ONLY down. So get the most for your moneyl Get “AGWAY, INC." looJi f o t Thfi Sipn qualltyl Get Dutch Boy House PaIntI SHOP FRIDAYS\ h to o t Ntighborfieed 336 sioii aoais 540 NEW STATE ROAD, MANCHESTER Mon T im Wod Frl MiiMiif iitr 388 MIDDLE TURNPIKE, WEST more,years to the gallon MANCHESTER NORTH • : M 10 5 :3 0 pm BUCKLAND A4m Tuti Thun M TO 8:30 P.M. Thun&30 lo 8:30 •lOOtaSiOO MANCHESTER PARKADE Sot 8: 00 lo 4:30 SorS00to4t00 649-5253 MAIN m 649-1808 mlmSLmmmmmm CI« 4 Wodnoidty STREET OTHER STORES: MMchtttirl E. A. JOHNSON PAINT CO. SAT. TO 4 P.M. I Ellington - Middlefitlo North Haven 643-5121 723 M AIN STREET MANCHESTER m MANCHESTER EVENING HERAT,D, Manchester, Conn.. T h ..r . , rv . PAGE EIGHTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester.‘Conn., Thurs., Oct. 11, 1973 jl, 1973- PAGE NINETEEN South Windsor Notes South Windgor State WCTU Convenes Vernon I Hike-Bike for Retarded In Town Next Week BEVERLY DllKETT Opportunities Unlimited Correapondenl The Summer Teenage groups in recruitment and Mrs. Fred J. Tooze of principal speaker at the annual BEVERLY DUKETT the convention of the Connecticut Rainbow Girls Install Councilman Leo Mainelll, Volunteer Program of check-in. Manning checkpoints Evanston, III., president of the Correspondent WCTU meeting in Manchester chairman of South Windsor’s Volunteer Opportunities will be the South Windsor National Woman’s . Christian Unlimited has b^n termed a Sponsors are still being Women’s Qub and the Young next week.' Miss Nancy Ann Woodllng Miss Jacqueline Curtis, by her brother, David. She Youth Activities Committee, Temperance Union, will be a success by Mrs. Rus Dunbar, sought to back walkers and Wives, with refreshments being Mrs. M. Allen Swift of West has been installed as worthy ad­ junior past worthy advisor, was presented her mother with a has announced a comprehen­ riders in the South Windsor handled by churches, temple Hartford, president of the visor of Rockville Assembly, the installing worthy advisor; corsage. sive program to be Initiated by chairman. The committee met Connecticut state temperance Order of Rainbow for Girls. She the committee. According to recently to discuss ac­ -li Hike-Bike for the Retarded. and both town political MaryBeth Szalontai, installing Miss Curtis presented Miss organizations. organization, made the an­ is a junior at Tolland High chaplain; Janette Couch, in­ Mainelll, the committee will complishments since the The benefit is being held on Sun­ Wooding with a Rainbow Bible, Roberta Black is handling the nouncement. She sahd conven­ School. stalling marshal; Gail Connell, urge each church organization program’s beginning on June 1, day, Oct. 14 with a kickoff at and Miss Curtis received her entertainment and is providing, tion session will be held In Miss Wooding is a member of installing recorder; Mrs. in South Windsor to conduct a 1973, and to lay plans for the the high school at 1 p.m. The en­ past worthy advisor's Jewel In addition to previously men­ Trinity Covenant Church, with the Cooperative Work Program Martha Humiston, past mother program for its youth on the future. tire planned route runs 12 miles from MaryBeth Szalontai. tioned groups, two clowns to delegates and visitors from at the high school and is also a advisor. Installing musician; dangers of alcoholism. Seventeen young people per­ and money should be pledged on Merit bars earned during the walk along the route and en­ over the state in attendance. member of St. John’s Episcopal and Mrs. Mildred Larsen, in­ Other plans include a project formed summer voluntmr ser­ a per mile basis. past term were presented by courage participants. Costumes Mrs. Tooze will address the Church, Vernon. stalling soloist. to educate the public on the vices. Six teen-agers worked at The U.S. Army Reserve 2nd the advisory board. are the courtesy of the Subur­ conclave Wednesday afternoon Also Installed were Miss facts of chjld safety regarding the South Windsor Convalescent Brigade, 365th Regiment, 76th Refreshments were served by ban Woman’s Oub of Vernon. at 2:30 p.m., using as her sub­ Judith Szalontal, associate ad­ Miss, Wooding was presented Christmas toys; the initiation Home. Donald Berghuis, a Reserve Division from East Ms. Marion Szalontai and her The Midget football teams and ject “First Things First.” She visor; Pamela 'Tylee, charity; with a gavel and sounding block committee. of a program to discourage supervisor of the summer Windsor is providing guides for house-breaks, including the playground for exceptional the route of march and the Boy their Tot CHieerleaders will also is expected to bring to her Bettejane Woodllng, hope; be on hand. audience a special invitation, to Patricia Miner, faith. registration of all household children, felt he was able to Scouts, Brownies and Cub Money earned from the Hike- participants in activities Also, Coreen Ritzen, items; and an attempt by the make good use of the young peo­ Scouts plan to participate by Bike should be returned with celebrating the National chaplain; Lorrie Elderkin, drill committee to meet with ple who helped there. hiking or biking. completed forms to Society for WCTU’s Centennial Year begin­ leader; Cynthia Wadsworth, representative students to ob­ Three scouts who volunteered , The Exchange Club has Savings Bank, South Windsor, ning in November and to be love; Lori Reed, religion; tain their opinion as to how the in order to complete service agreed to pick up weary with checks made payable to culminated with the famed Leslie Szalontai, nature; Tam­ committee can best aerve requirements were assigned to stragglers along the route and Hike-Bike for the Retarded.’’ temperance organization’s my Wentworth, immortality; them. work on the town-owned plot on return them to the high school Special emphasis is on the 100th annual convention in Patricia Hlasny, fidelity; The committee also plans to Diane Dr. Additional volunteers should they have to terminate hikers and bikers. Without Cleveland, Ohio in late August Christine Goff, patriotism; ask each PTA/PTO to conduct a signed up to help at the Indian their effort before completion. "DON’T iSETTLE FOR LESS, them th6re can be no success in Mrs. Fred J. Tooze 1974. Nancy Greenfield, service. program related to youth ac­ Valley YMCA Office, to be Anyone may complete bis or GET THE BEST AT placed on a volunteer standby her ’walk at any one of the six spite of the townwide participa­ TEAM Mrs. Tooze was elected to Also, Wanda Henderson, con­ REID INTERIORS," tivities, drugs, alcohol and any fidential observer; Diane list for the South Windsor checkpoints. tion in preparation for the serve her 15 one-year term as OUR AIM . . . other areas considered impor­ event. Year-End Clearancem president of the national union O’Connell, outer observer; Can­ tant. Library and to do work for the Representatives of the Rev. Pledge forms can still be ob­ in St. Paul, Minn., at its 99th an­ dace Tobin, musician; Patricia Conservation Commission. Two E.G. Rosenberger Council of nual convention there in early Tylee, choir director; Candace Service ^ Quality ^ Satisfaction members also volunteered to the Knights of Columbus are tained from all schools or from Board of Education September. Davison, page east; and Janice help with projects for the Com­ pledging, walking and helping Pat Smith, 644-8538. Additional information can be obtained 25% Before taking her present Hewitt, choir. WE SELL WALL TO WALL CARPETING Library Report munity Service Council’s Child with clean-up. The Youth Coun­ Care Center. cil is aiding school PTO/PTA from Marilyn Pugliese, 644- position, Mrs. Tooze was presi­ More than half the residents Volunteer Opportunities is Plant Connecticut Week 8884. Rain date'is Oct. 21. dent of the ()regon Woman’s of South Windsor are Slip covers - U ph olstery - D/ap erie's one of the new pilot projects of 9^ Christian Temperance Union. Bid Opening Set Shower Curtains - Shades - Bedspreads registered borrowers at the Connecticut Nurserymen’s Association selected Herrick Memorial Park as its public site She was the first woman presi­ the Community Service Coun­ off HARTFORD (AP) - Bids for & Matching Materials - Clear Plastic South Windsor Public Library, project to be planted during Plant Connecticut Week observed last week. Lending a hand cil. It is designed to help tran- dent of the National according to the library’s an­ in the project are, kneeling left to right, John Whitham of Whitham’s Nursery; Carol a new $11 million Hartford cor­ Slipcovers agers, senior citizens, the han­ Temperance and Prohibition nual report for the period July Scotts Lawn rectional center will be open^ dicapped, and newcomers find Lorenzini, Bolton Junior Women’s Club conservation chairman; Rebecca Treat, Bolton Council and is a member of the 1972 to June 1973. The total this month and next by the state f ffOVEN WOODEH SHADES I volunteer work. It does not Evergreen Farm; and standing left to right, Richard Morra, first itelectman; Bonnie Products National Safety Council’s number of borrowers includes Public Works Department. coordinate volunteer programs, Massey, Park Commission secretary; and Leon Zapadka, Woodland Gardens, CNA direc­ woman’s conference, as well as For All Vour Deporatinc Needs-C'all Or Come In 4,990 adults and 3,195 children. Bids for mechanical, elec­ but does seek out volunteer tor. Over 550 bulbs were contributed by the Netherland Bulb Institute and nurserymen a member of the Council of During July 1972 to June trical and detention equipment needs in the community and donated nursery stock. Half of the bulbs will be used for the courtyard at Bolton Elemen­ open Dally 10-4:30 Presidents for Alcohol 1973 period 90,987 books, Turf Builder w ill be opened O ct. 31. 569-1240 refers volunteers to the ap­ Closed Frl and-Sun- Countermeasures. OPEN: Uon. to Sit. 9AM-5:30P.M. records, art reproductions, tary School. Mrs. Treat and Whitham served as co-chairmen of the Plant Connecticut Proposals from general con­ propriate group. Week project for Tolland County. (Herald photo by Holland) ELSIE MEYER Save 1.36 Mrs. Tooze is first vice presi­ F riday SdXlAJd. to SrSOP.M. periodicals and pamphlets were dm tractors will be opened Nov. 14. dent of the World WCTU which Res Phone 649-5524 5.000 sq ft ( 19'/i lbs) 5, 45' 4.09 ; The center will house 30 female circulated. There were 11,851 has affiliates in 72 countries. m 84$ SILVER LANE EAST HARTFORD “ .1 and 360 male inmates. information and reference in­ Save 2.61 1 The world temperance quiries made. Menus Elks Leadership Contest 10.000 sq ft (39 lbs) lO A S 7,84 organization will hold its 26th The library’s collection has Cafeteria menus which will The Manchester Lodge of CERTIFIED TEACHER WITH • J triennial convention in increased by 3,451 catalogued placed on the approved list of School, E ast Catholic High be served in South Windsor Elks is conducting a youth Allan D. Thomaa Save 3.69 * Trondheim, Norway in July items, bringing the total collec­ national scholarships by the School, and Howell Cheney CLASSES AT ALL TIMES 15,OOOsqft(58'/5 lb s)14,75-11.06 j 1974. An American delegation Storm Casualty Public Schools, Oct. 15-19 are as leadership contest — "to Chairman tion of catalogued materials to follows: National Association of Secon­ Technical School. Applications under the leadership of Mrs. recognize the outstanding boys dary School Principals. • FLEXIBLE CLASS HOURS Board of Education 41,722. Uncatalogued materials Monday: Hamburger on bun, are also available from the Tooze is expected to attend the Among the casualties of a September tornado which struck the northern section of Remember Mel and girls with leadership Entry blanks for the contest, ENTER ANYTIME are newspapers and periodicals relish, catsup, mustard, Manchestier Lodge of Elks, Super international convention, retur­ Manchester was this potted cherry tree. It is no miniature. The tree appears to have been qualities’’ — for high school which closes Nov. 7, are of which the library received whipped potato with gravy, BisseU St. NEWEST TECHNIQUES APPUED Democrat Turf Builder ning to this country in time to about 70 feet tall. It was planted many years ago in a iarge vat, probabaly a brewer’s vat. juniors and seniors. available at Manchester High 210 titles and has more than 22,- buttered com, gingerbread with participate in the national un­ Some of the roots pierced the container and the tree stood in the back yard at 670 N. M a in 000 issues kept in back file. The The lodge has designated Save 1.99 ion’s centennial convention. topping, milk. Jack Early, bead of Manchester Supplies and unusual 5.000 sq ft ( 191/5 lb s )J .95 5,96 St., now the home of Irene Bushey, until the wind tumbled it. (Herald photo by Pinto) TONY “ P” introduction of microfilm iSiesday: Pizza, green beans, editions of six periodicals, in High School’s physical educa­ Greenware sold in the ANTHONY PIETRANTONIO Italian bread, (H.S., T.E., Ells, tion department, as chairman S&vc 3 74 addition to the New York studio. Worker Killed only), ice cream cup, milk. of the leadership committee. 8!) East Center St. 10.000 sq ft (39 lb s)J4:95 11,21 NOV. 6, 1973 Times, has been the most Wednesday: Detroit sub, significant addition to adult ser- Local contest winners will MERIDEN (AP) — A con­ bologna, salami, cheese, receive U.S. Savings Bonds. At Summit St. M ELM CERAMICS Save 4.99 struction worker was killed BOARD OF DIRECTORS v i ^ . vegetable soup, jello with top­ 15,000s q ft(58t5 lbs)il>:9 3 14.96 Children’s activities have Local winners can then com­ Wednesday when the nine-foot ping, milk. pete in the statewide Elks con­ sewer ditch he was digging continued; however, reduced P WEEKEND CASH and CARRY SF!F.nAL 70, East Center St. VOTE DEMOCRATIC 'Thursday: Shell macaroni, test for a chance at $500 m caved in, and crushed him, Committaa to Ro-Etact Tony programming has become Italian meat sauce, green PMrwitonlo - Joan Qatai, Traaa. necessary due to space and educational certificates, and m Manchester police said. beans, bread and butter, the state winner goes on to the ^ b a is ie s Bunch ^ for uniforms and books which stqff limitations. Pre-school ; 4 9 Jose A. Rivera, 30, of VIVIAN KENNESON Green Rd., aluminum siding, pineapple chunks, milk. national competition for $1,500 are not needed. story hours are offered each Meriden^was at the bottom of Correspondent $4,500; Paul Rees, Goose Lane, Friday: Tuna sub, cole slaw, and $1,750 certificates. p OPEN TO 9 P/M. THURSDAY and FRIDAY % Parts of uniforms such as ties year in the fall and spring, and BLISH the trench when a section oT Tel. 875-4704 pool, $2,400. spice cake with icing, milk. The Elks contest has been HARDWARE CO. asphalt at the top of the excava­ or socks will also be welcome, provide programs for 75 Town's Leading tion and part of the ditch wall as well as books such as the children in three groups of 25 The Girl Scouts are recycling each, on three mornings a Hardware Storel collapsed, officials said. leader notebook, leader unused uniforms and book. manual, safety-wise, song, or week. 793 Main St., Manchester Rivera’s hardhat,, found near Former Girl Scouts, parents, or Paul B. Qraanborg We’re Open Thurs. Nights his body, was crushed by the game books. In the summer, 193 children Board of Education leaders are asked to check Unused green material is also participated in the Booknik weight of the cave-in, police closets, attics, and bookcases said. needed to keep costs low and at Reading Program and brought G W f f Democrat the same time maintain a quali­ projects and drawings to the ty program. A box will be library for display. The placed in the foyer of the children’s library staff Tolland Library to receive the /' produced a puppet play, items. "Casper and the Magician,’’ a MtMmNeHunR ommtwm ■ ■ I Parents are reminded that a J L —' story based on a German folk $2 registration fee is due by CJ character, and presented the O P B M B D A YS Oct. 15. show to kindergarten classes Mrs. Kay Mahoney, registrar and pre-school nursery groups. of Girl Scouts, is having a . n n Thirty-one presentations were meeting Friday in the Religious Mmiclie5tc;t LUMBER^ made to more than 655 children. Education Buidling of the South Windsor residents have Hotpoint Appliance Showroom United Congregatonal Church participated'in the reciprocal at 10 a.m. Girl Scout leaders borrowing program initiated by ■k Greater Selection ^ Volume Discounts ir Personal Attention ^ will work on computer registra­ the Capitol Region Library tion. Council. This program may Silk Screen Printing become a statewide program of The Adult Education (Com­ CLOSE-OUT reciprocal borrowing in mittee has announced that a January 1974. Carolyn Bockar "A B u t Buy A t'' special four-session silk screen The Library Board of Direc­ Hotpoint 2 cycle Convertabls Dishwasher Board of Education printing program will be es­ tors is continuing to study the R in » & Hold Democrat tablished in time to prepare possible alternatives for Big 17 place Capacity Christmas cards and small gifts providing an adequate library for those who are interest^. building to replace the tem­ . Maple Top The first session will beheld PANELING porary rented quarters in the 229 No plumbing Needed at Tolland High School on Nov. Sullivan Ave. Plaza which are TO 1. Registration hours are 7 to 9 1/4" SILVER TEAK 1/4" TEAK not economical and provide no Hotpoint Luxury 2 door Refrigerator/Freezer p.m., Monday and Thursday means for expansion adequate 86 Ibtl Freezer evenings. to meet needs. Easy relaeie Ice Tray "ABestBuyAt'' Building Permits MODEL CTAIZCP Omer Martin, house on Rag. R«g. Fraih Food Section Defrosts Automatically Anderson Rd., $28,000; Madrid tS.9S $5.95 Legal Notices Corp., two houses on Anderson Rd., $28,000 each. "A But Buy At". "A But Buy At" Court of Probate, Diitrlct of Mancheiter Miscellaneous Permits NOTICE OF HEARING Dominic Riley, Tolland St., ESTATE OF INEZ D. HALL, roof repair, $550; Richard Deceaied MEDITERRANEAN SMOKY Punuant to an order of Hon. William Roberts, Dogwood Rd., pool, E. FitzGerald, Judge, dated (ktober i, . ; $2,400; Franklyn Denning, 1(73 a hearing will be held on an applica­ 209 209 ★ All Brown Bridge Rd., addition, tion praying that an Instrument purpor- tlni to be tne last will and testament of m Easy Cleen Porcalain-Enemel $5,000; Leroy Liberty, Peter Sdeceased be admitted to probate aa # Easy to Install Albert Harrie in said appIleaUon on file more fully # Infinite Heat Surface Units Rog. appeara, at Uie Court of Probate on Oc­ # Easy to Operate Board of Education Rag. tober It, i m at 10:00 A.M. $3.B9 # HIgh-SpMd 2125 - Watt Surface Unit m $3.89 Madeline B. ZIebarth, G erk Designed to Free You Democrat About Town # Full Width Lower Storage Dravwr MODEL HCH600 From the Dirtiest Chorel Ck)urt of Probate, District of Mancheiter MODEL nBE36P As ^ ^emoJh/iig G ift, NOTICE OF HEARING for Maj. Lawrence Beadle, com­ ESTATE OF WILLIAM E. HILL, Oecoroflvei Ceeh end Carry Deceased Experience ^ c c e i w r / e . manding officer of the P u n u in t to an order of Hon. William SPECIAL FLOOR MODELSPECIALS come In and Manchester Salvation Army E. FitzGerald, Judge, dated October 4, 1073 a baaiing will be held on an applica­ Hotpoint Diihwaihar 110.00 Savings we re emy. Corps, will conduct a service tion praying that an inaUnment purpor- Hotpoiint Refrigerator 324.00 Sunday at 6:45 a.m. on radio Una to ba ttie last will and testament of Hotpoint Muiti Dryer 136.88 Hotpoiint 747 Range 300.00 station WINF. The program is said daceaaed be admitted to probate aa Performance In laid appUcatioo on (lie more fully Hotpoint 30" Saif ciean Range 219.95 sponsored by the Manchester appeara, at Iht Court ot Probate on Oc­ Hotpoint Compactor 195.00 Area Conference of Churches tober 33,1073 at 0:30 A M. Hotpoint Side by Side 550.00 Hotpoi nt Washer 198.00 ON HOURS: and the Manchester Area Madeline B. ZIebarth, G ark OPEN DAILY Clergy Association. W revtfte MAuenwtrtm NOVEMBER 6th ® 9 ojii. - 8 pjn. Court of Probate ’ “Your Best Buy Appliance Center" Bennet Junior High School 298 CENTER ST. District of Msncheiter SATURDAY PTSO will have an open house*^ NOTICE TO CREDITORS Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. at the 1 / school. Parents may visit all ESTATE OF DOROTHA S. OTHER STORES: iToii aoiit leiiFeiAf nap VOTE BREADHEFT Men Tu m Wed Frl M m i Tuoi Thun M 8 o.in. • S p.m. Grade 9 classrooms by Pursuant to an order of Hon. William Ellington-Mid«ll«fi8ld t:30 to 6:30 pm “AGWAY, INC." following shortened schedules E. FitzOeraid. Judge, all clalma m uit be North Haven AOOteSiOO 643*5123 preianted' 1 to theUw flBuclanlidu ' named below Thun 8:30 lo 8:30 040 NEW STATE ROAD. SetA(»i«4i<» ^ PLAZA 83 -HOUTf 83 -M «l - HOCKVIILE, CONN.of their 06066children’s day. Parents on or____ beforejre JanuaryJanuary 4, tV74 or ba barred Sot 8)00 to 4i30 DEMOCRATIC of children in Grades 7 and 8 by law. The tlduclary la: BUCKLANO Cleied WodnoMtey TEl. (203) 872-9191 Charles N. Crockett, Atty. Democratic Town Committee may also attend jlhe open house 063 Main Street Paul Phillips, Treai. to meet all teachers of minor Mancheiter, Conn. 06040 subjects. PAGE TWENTY - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn.. Thurs- Oct, 11. 1973 '^iiand Hopewell Stands Firm Manchester Carruthers Asks Permit -MANCHESTER E V E l^ G HERALD, Manchester, Conn.. Thurs.. Oct. 11. 1973 - PAGE TWENTV-nNir On Bus Transportation To Run ^Boarding House* VIVIAN KENNESON stand on the issue of bus in the transportation schedule. Discharged Wednesday; CorreRpondenI transportation on dirt roads at Noting that only seven children Wednesday’s Board of Educa­ James J. Lathrop, 96 Campfleld A preliminary proposal to Tel. 875.4704 now walk to school, and that questioned if this could be done. towns, has made it difficult to tion meeting. Rd.; Donna Jezoult^lSt Henry lease a house he owns on Rt. 30, system could absorb the extra David Hopewell, school some buses travel on develop­ He said rules require that a implement. Speaking to a contingency of St.; Gement T. Lewis, 68 Linn- for use as a "group house” for students. He said those would business manager, took a firm ment roads not yet accepted by boarding house must be owner- He added he feels it is impor­ residents from unpav^ Cone, more Dr.; Earl J. Gleniiey, 71 residents of Mansfield Training would be chosen to participate the town, they would like to see Weaver Rd.; Charles E. Taylor, occupied. tant to get persons out of an in­ Plains, Bald Hill and Cook the situation handled mo^e fair­ School, has been presented to The matter will have to go to in the program would be Rds., Hopewell cited several 31 Locust St., South Windsor; the Vernon Planning Commls- stitutional setting and into carefully screened to make cer­ ly- Bernard Katz, 56 Crosby Rd. a public hearing, and before family-type situations. cases where courts have backed The Bachs said that although sion by Sen. Thomas that time, on request of the tain they would be capable. P i t t s b u r g h * up school policies based on Also, Marie A. Bralnard, Carruthers. Albert Evans, social services their road is unpaved, it is not West Willington; Mabelle New­ commission. Town Attorney director at Mansfield, told the reasonable schedules in other inaccessible. Mrs. Bach noted Carruthers is asking for a Abbott Schwebel will determine P a i n t s cities. ton, 16 Hyde St.; Diane E. special permit from the. com­ commission the proposed home she has seen buses go past her Weiss, 140 Maple St.; Audrey H. the legalities and whether the would probably be occupied by announces Hopewell told the residents house, without children. She mission, to operate what he matter should be referred to NEW USED I that it is "unreasonable to go to Rosesco, Storrs; Allen D. young men aged 16-30, and has transported her two termed a "brardlng house,” the Zoning Board of Appeals for your house, and I, for one, am Phelon, East Hartford; Joan V. and Francis McNulty, the would probably mean 8 to 12 youngsters the .4 mile to and Foran, Storrs; Elaine G. a variance. persons. not going to do it.” from the bus stop for two years. town’s building Inspector, Hie house in question is a BICYCLES He added that next year, the Palilardi, Hendee Rd., An­ Evans said they could either LA R O U T W L IC T IO N OF Mayor and Cornish told the dover; Margaret R. Desilet, colonial home located at Rt. 30 attend special education policy will adhere to state group they were free to contact and Cold Spring Dr. Carruthers NBWBICYCLUiNTHt recommendations that, accor­ East Hartfoid. classes or participate in work- VIRNON ARIA Hopewell, who is not re­ Also, Gladys M. Topelius, 49 said he had planned to sell the study programs during the day. ding to age, children can walk evaluating the transportation Favors house but then decided to offer Ptofessioiially Assembled from one to two miles to school. Thomas St., South Windsor; He said they would have super­ system. Cornish also said they Elizabeth S. Lammey, 404 it to the state as a group home vision around the clock with one We Honor Oiuit Cants Mr. and Mrs. George Bassett, could go to the state Board of Local Control to demonstrate his commit­ in response to the remarks that Spring St.; Phyllis G. Arnold, or two adult supervisors living Education if they felt they were Broad Brook; Dennis J. ment to a program” which is at the home and with several sacrifices must be made to HARTFORD (AP) - Connec­ not popular.” not satisfied. Prysner, Glastonbury; Hewitt ticut could get more for its others to be on call, when enjoy the privacy of dirt road Carruthers said the state has Hopewell noted that “you N. Deming, Hampton; Allene money by turning over state needed. residency, said they took into funds available for group now have a business manager, Bezzine, East Hartford. funds to municipal officials to Evans explained that the consideration past services of a homes but public reaction to whether you like it or not. Ser­ Also, Kevin Kehoe, 324 Lydall distribute as they see fit. State program would depend on mini-bus before moving to Cone vice is not going to get shorter such an operation, in many Rd. St.; Ruby T. Shuman, Sen. Joseph 1. Lieberman, D- whether the Vernon school door-to-door, and probably will The mini-buses are now tied 'Tuscaloosa, Ala.; Shannon B. New Haven, told community / get longer.” Ford, Marlborough. action workers Wednesday. up transporting vo-ag and He concluded his remarks to special education students to “More money alone is not the the group by inviting them jo answer to. the problems of com­ Vernon, according to Charles call him with suggestions and Tolland raer road SHoeriNo flaza Mayer, transportation chair­ munity action agencies,” professional MAIN STfiliT, ROUTl » questions, “whether you love Lieberman told the Connecticut man. Dr. Kenneth MacKenzie, me or not. VeRNOM.CONN. iTMisa superintendent®of schools, told Association for Community Ac­ REMODELING CONSULTANTS! EXPERT REPAIRS the group that the town must, Board Tables tion. ON BICYCLES by law, provide these students He said local officials were in INC. rides to out-of-town schools He Needs Decision on the best position to assess local Mon. thru SM. 9:3awn to e;30pm when Tolland does not offer the Bermuda Trip needs. He also criticized the OFEN Thun. A FrI. Evonlnei classes necessary for their Big Auto, current administration for Modernize v^Jth ■ni 9 Hood Ornaments as Art required courses. VIVIAN KENNESON “responding to human services SHARPENING Harold Dimmock of Cook Rd. Correspondent needs with a fiscal meat ax.” the professionals said he has not minded his He Says Tel. 875.4704 • Aluminum Siding Rotory Lawn Mow Blodoo Owners of antique automobiles probably consider maintenance of their COLOR children walking on his dirt The Baord of Education PHONE • Free Estimates QRAMMIARB, vintage vehicles an art, as well as being a lot of work. But the MONTPELIER, Vt. (AP) - DEFINITIVE Ako KNIVn. KI8KMM, 8TC. road for transportation, but tabled action WednewJay on _646-1460______• Fuiiy insured maintenance of the cars isn’t the only artistic part of the hobby ; it’s the warned that if the buses pick up Vermont’s governor, who two whether to sponsor tw'o high SPARTANBURG, S.C. hood ornaments which attract the casual spectator’s eye. The hood or­ COLLECTIONon other unpaved roads he will weeks ago urged citizens to school science teachers to Ber­ (AP) — A local land owner ALLRICVCUSaiREFAIRt put up the following sign u a r a n t i b o naments often aren’t the original that came with the car — many firms For those discriminating, want the same service. make every effort to conserve muda for observation of a 485 E. Middle Tpke. Manchester B on all forms of energy, has all recently; "No Hunting, No Member Manchester Chamber o1 Commerce TRAnC-INfeAOdPTIO sell customized pieces — but they’re all artistic. ^ fashion-conscious home The Bassetts, and other Vernon-sponsored tropical Fishing, No Nothing.” owners who are looking for families, referring to the but rejected the idea of giving island ecology course. K IY tM A O l a wide assortment of disappearance of seven-year- up his limousine that gets 9 Although most board exciting, refreshing old Janice Pockett, last seen on miles to a gallon of gasoline. members admitted the Photos by Doug Bevins decorating colors to a dirt road in July, told the Gov. ’Thomas P. Salmon said program seemed an exciting coordinate their walls, board they fear for their young public officials live to regret one, they wanted time to in­ furniture, fabrics, children walking upward of a some public statements and vestigate various aspects and carpeting. mile on their sparsely settled that was the situation he found before sanctioning Find road. himself in when discussing Petersen and Lance Arnold to James Cornish, board chair­ future use of his limousine. make the trip in April Food Export Limit BUSH man, told the group that he In talking about the need for The men would accompany Medical School Costs $16^000 To $26^000 HARDWARE CO. couldn’t disagree with the conservation of energy, Salmon Mr. Brooks and 16 Grade 8 emotional side of the problem said it would serve no purpose Town's LEADING students with the intent of Proposed By Solon By FRANK CAREY The committee said the fin­ He said the congressional addition to the number of cing of Medical Education, was but could not divorce it from for him to get a car with better possibly developing a course in dings — suggesting a wide committees “need guidelines” students enrolled in a given HARDWARE STOREI the practical. gas mileage if the governors of AP Science Writer headed by Dr. Charles Sprague, Tolland. The course would in­ range of costs — may be perti­ and added that the new survey sch9ol. 793 Main St, Mandiester Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Bach the other New England states WASHINGTON (AP) - The president of the University of clude pretraining with lab nent to resolving current makes clear that “there are The study committee, known Open Thura. Nights of Bald Hill Rd. were concerned kept their plush automobiles.' WASHINGTON (AP) - Sen. vent a shortage at home, that In a statement, Schweiker first survey of its kind suggests Texas Southwestern Medical sessions, classroom hours, that it costs anywhere from arguments concerning how other costs to be considered” in as the Committee on the Finan­ School. with what they called inequities Since thht time, an Richard S. Schweiker, R-Pa., further exports will have no im­ said, “This amendment will swim instruction, lecbares, and 316.000 to 326,000 a year for the medical education of the future Associated Press survey the trip. Wednesday proposed that pact on retail food prices and help prevent the crop shortages medical education of an should be financed. showed that Gov. Meldrim Arnold spoke of the Congress limit agricultural that domestic unemployment and resulting high consumer ’ITiompson of New Hanpshire exports annually to 20 per cent would not result. prices caused by last year’s American doctor. The committee surveyed 12 enthusiasm of the program in “selected” medical schools. An COME TO THE has been using a medium sized of a given crop. Schwelker’s proposed amend­ massive foreign grain deals.” And that adds up to between Vernon and the cor\tnbution it AAMC spokesman told a car for short trips, and the . For more than 20 per cent to ment to the foreign trade bill U.S. traders sold « record 440 364.000 and 3104,000 for a four- has made to the town and com­ reporter the schools declined to governors of Maine and Connec­ be exported, the secretary of also would require all million bushels of grain last year course, depending upon CARPET MERCHANTS munity. Using slides, he such differing things as which be identified publicly. But he ticut were planning to replace stressed it is not a pleasure trip commerce would have to issue agricultural exporters to year to Russia, pushing wheat, Warehouse Name Brands their limousines. a “domestic food price impact register with the Commerce corn and soybean exports over school he attends, differing in­ said they represent a broad PMNT and but an intensive study course terests, career aspirations and spectrum of private and public of Carpets in Stock Salmon said his Lincoln Con­ with the students bo.arding at statement” that certifies suf­ Department. the billion-bushels mark. educational and social institutions. At Wholesale Prices tinental “serves as an office, an the Bermuda Biological ficient amounts of the com­ Under the new farm bill, Export commitments from this P M Il 'S W AU COVERING The spokesman said that un­ executive mansion and a modity are in production to pre- drafted in the wake of year’s bumper .crops already backgrounds of the would-be Research Station. der the Comprehensive Health 615 Main Streat, Manchaatar resting place.” revelations of huge farm are close to last year’s levels, medics. 649-0300 Arnold said the students are Manpower Training Act of 1971, OPEN DAYS TO ALL He said the car has been used exports last fiscal year, the according to USDA summaries This was reported Wednesday THURSDAY NIGHTS ’til 9:00 busy from 7 a.m. to 10 p.m. by a special committee of the the federal government 1310 Tolland Tpke. Tel. 646-8568 for 60,000 miles of traveling each of the seven dajis, and the Commerce Department lost to of traders’ reports to them. Association of American currently furnishes 31 >700 a Open 10 to 6 Dally Closed Sunday during his first 9 months in of­ all-inclusive cost is ap­ the Agriculture Department the “I am not opposed to foreign Medical Colleges (AAMC), the year per student for medical GIANT FALL WALL COVEMNC fice. proximately 6345. ELECT responsibility for registering exports, or to American food professional organization that education under a so-called The two 'Tolland men are exporters and publishing week­ relief to poorer and un­ iTiltiriiTUiy'.g CARL represents the nation’s 114 “capitation” arrangement. ★ .-k-k-k-k requesting the board to grant a ly reports of crop movements developed nations,” Schweiker k k k k k - ¥ - out of the country. Congress said. “I am oppos^ to massive private and public medical Students themselves pay week off, while considered ZINSSER schools. about 32,200 a year in tuition. working, hire two substitutes, wrote in stringent reporting and food exports at the expense of BOARD registration requirements then. the American housewife ... Thus, he said, those two For Board of Directors and pay the expenses of their resources add up to only 33,900 trip. Opponents of export controls Everyone is affected by high \OF DIRECTORSl in the agricultural community food prices in our country, and per student out of the varying CHARLES CROCINi REPUBLICAN and the Nixon administration, unless we impose a strict 316,000 to 326,000 which it costs TOWN COMMITTEE as well as on Capitol Hill, con­ a given medical school each A Navy vataran, raaldaa at 18 Francaa Driva with export control system, food in­ Macdonald Now Thru A bout To)wn c mu Oct. 20th Cfw*. M K I*, Tn»$. tend that free-flowing flation will become a dis- year to educate a would-be doc­ wHa Halana and aon. Heads Gaming tor. Employad aa Plant Enginaar, Manchaatar Mamorlal Past Griefs Gub of Memorial agricultural exports are vital to asterous annual event.” reduce U.S. balance-of-trade Commission The rest, he said, must come EVERY BOOK IN THE STORE IS Hoapital. Formar Aaalatant Buparvlaor Bulldinga and Temple, Pythian Sisters, will from other federal funds and meet Friday at 8 jj.m. at the deficits, to encourage fanners Qrounda, Manchaatar Board of Education. Co- from state, local and private DISCOUNTED! OEFORE YOU OUY, Chairman, CItizana Adviaory Committaa, Manchaatar home of Mrs. Herbert Alley, 69 to produce fully by providing WETHERSFIELD (AP) - Ih o u s e p a i n t i n g ! funds. But he declared that the Board of Education 1973. Communicant St. Jamaa Washington St. them with the largest possible John T. Macdonald, who plays COMPARE PAUL’S PRICES-il Church. Exterior and Interior market and to ease inter­ the weekly lottery but has been association does not yet know Arab Student how much comes from each (Exp erienced and Reliable national diplomatic tensions. to a race track only four times „ VOTE REPUBLICAN Manchester Power Squadron They also say that domestic Urges Israeli in his life, has been named resource. This Is One of the Few Real Sales! MancImtBr Rapubllcan Town Commlttoe will meet Friday at 7:30 p.m. at Very Reasonable consumer prices will rise if director of Connecticut’s legal The spokesman said the Com­ Cha$. MeKonxIo, Tnaaunr Witbdrawl prehensive Health Manpower the Masonic Temple. This Fr«« EsfimatMt exports are restricted because gambling activities. • PAUL’S IS YOUR QUALin HEADQUARTERS FOR meeting is open to members on­ then farmers will not produce NEW BRITAIN (AP) - The Training Act of 1971 expires at ly- -as much and the supply will former editor of an Arab week­ As executive secretary of the the end of the current fiscal 568-3117 decrease. ly in Israel says the United state Commission on Special year on June 30, 1974, and that States "should put pressure on Revenue, Macdonald no longer subcommittees of both the paints Israel to withdraw from oil- will be eligible for the 375,000 Senate and House are planning occupied areas of the Sinai weekly lottery prize. to rewrite the legislation before peninsula.” the end of the calendar year. Fouzi El Asmar, a lecturer Macdonald, 42, of Pomfret ^ 9 and student here, said in a Center, succeeds Joseph B. Business checking accounts telephone interview Wednesday Burns, who was sworn in that current fighting in the Mid­ Wednesday as Connecticut’s Personal checking accounts. dle East "is just a continuation new transportation com­ of the war that began in 1967.” missioner. Life insurance on loans. “The Israeli government is misleading the Jews here, they Despite his lack o| experience REFUND of .99% APR for don’t want any peace,” El at the track (“I’ve never bought Asmar said. more than a 32 ticket”) Mac­ prompt loan payment. El Asmar blamed present donald said he has had an in­ YERNON, CT. hostilities on "two major terest for a long time in seeing RT. 83^ forces, one is the Israeli Zionist racing come to Connecticut. 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\ PAGE TWENTY-TWO — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs., Oct. 11, 1973 . MM CHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Thurs.. Oct. 11, 1973- PAGE TWENTY-THREB Hill Tops Rushers Breaks Went Two Miracles Down, One to Go for Mets Herald Angle In National Loop NEW YORK (AP) — It’s two "miracles" down and one New York won the deciding game of the five-game set with a to go for the New York Mets. Berra’s coveted pennant had a bitter flavor to it, though. After “If the cops weren’t going to stop those maniacs, we would," Way of Mets pitcher who supposedly wasn’t able to win the big ones and with a Tug McGraw came in to save Seaver in a bases-loaded, ninth- said Bench. NEW YORK (AP) — In case nobody’s noticed, Calvin "You’ve got to believe,” said pitcher Tom Seaver after the lineup that wasn’t supposed to hit that well By Earl Yost inning Jam, a bizarre scene of mob rule erupted at Shea Stadium. In the ninth inning, some officials of the Cincinnati family were Hill of the Dallas Cowboys is leading the National By Earl Yost miraculous Mets won the National League pennant with a stun­ Seaver although the ace of the New York' sUff, was the only Sports Editor Uncontained by the park police, thousands of fans rolled out of evacuated from near the Reds’ dugout when unruly fans started Conference in rushing with 388 yards and Essex Johnson of ning 7-2 victory over the Cincinnati R ^ s Wednesday. Met pitcher to lose a game in the 1969 World Series - when the the stands and literally tore up the place. The vandals not only to muscle toward the field. About 25 people were escorted to safe­ SHEA STADIUM, New Y o r k - “ We didn’t get one break - Winning the pennant for New York’s Cinderella team was as Amazes” won their only world championship. And since then, the Cincinnati Bengals is No. 2 in the American ripped off temporary stands along first and third base, but ty In an alleyway under the stands lading to the Red clubhouse. Conference with 394. ELKS - Bob Talmadge 138- in the whole series,” a disappointed Pete Rose said as he unlikely as winning the National League East had been - but critics have derided Seaver for losing crucial games, calling him scooped giant holes out of the turf. sat on the stool in a crestfallen Cincinnati locker room o / there it was. a ‘choke pitcher. Two of them were little girls, both crying and obviously So much for the National Football League's also-rans. 149-403, Tony Desimone 143-376, Several people were hurt In the ensuing madness as the Met frightened. Dick Krol 135-382, Joe Cataldl after the Reds lost the National League playoffs yesterday Next stop is the World Series, an illogical thought through most The Mets’ hitting has been suspect all season, too. On paper Everybody’s eyes are on 0. J. Simpson right now, and they’ll fans went beserk, fighting among themselves and attempting to “I saw some little girls being pushed face-first in the dirt,” Sr. 152-386, John Rieder 135-355, to the Mets, 7-2. of the summer when the Mets were far behind the leaders in the their lineup doesn’t have nearly the firepower of the Reds. But on probably stay right there for the remaining 10 games of the grab the fleeing players who literally ran for their lives. said Bench. “It was a disgrace. This wasn’t a black mark on season. Charles Christadore 144-358, "Everything went the Mets way, but that’s baseball. I NL East. "We were dead three months ago,” said veteran Ed Wednesday, they out-hit their supposedly stronger opponents 13- At dusk, the Shea Stadium field had a supernatural ihoonscape SHEA STADIUM, New York — Kranepool, “and dead one month ago.” baseball — It was a black mark on Shea Stadium. ’The police did Like Henry Aaron of baseball’s Atlanta Braves, Simpson of the Don Carpenter 143-383, A1 thought that we would get more than two runs off Seaver The New York manager had been fired by the fans and the effect with jagged craters throughout. “They brought the fans nothing, they just stood around.” “ Hurt In July, dead in August, buried Atkins 368. Three months ago, the Mets were 12Vk games behind. One press long before the Mets made their season-ending charge Buffalo Bills is pursuing what was once believed to be an un­ (Tom Seaver) the way he was throwing. I was going crazy from the zoo to the ball park and they bring them back after the Many of the 50,000-odd fans at Shea Stadium had plenty of time In September and champions in Oc­ touchable record. month ago, they were in last place. So miracles do happen. toward the National League East flag. Incidentally, Berra game, said Cincinnati’s Pete Rose, who had been the object of out there (leftfield) when the Mets scored four runs in the to warm up for their passionate celebration. The Mets had taken tober,” cried out Coach Joe Pignatano Aaron, of course, is on the threshhold of surpassing Babe “I just want to win four more games,” said a buoyant Yogi became only the second manager in baseball history to win pen- scorn from Met fans since Monday when he had a brawl-sparkins fifth inning. There wasn’t anything I could do about It. Berra, the Mets’ manager. “Just four more.” a 6-2 lead with a four-run fifth inning highlighted by Cleon Jones’ after the Amazin’ Mets whipped Cin­ Ruth’s home run record of 714, although he’ll have to wait until nants in both the National and American leagues. Berra won a fight with shortstop Bud Harrelson. double. BUSINESSMEN - Rick ‘T v e got to go home now and face the people out in Cin- The Mets will go into the World Series'^ Saturday at the cinnati in a battle of division cham­ next season to break it. DeDominicis 148-350, Ted Kow- Yankees in 1964. The other man to turn ‘‘Pete was the first one we worried about,” said Cincinnati’s ’Then it was just a matter of time before the Mets won their se­ clnnatl...and they are not all understanding people either,” American League site — Baltimore and Oakland play the fifth the trick was Joe McCarthy, with the National League’s Chicago Johnny Bench. “We thought they were going to kill him.” pions yesterday to earn the right to But for Simpson, the season is now. In just four games, he’s zun 135-359, Erv Rpsconl 152- he added In a soft, almost mumbled tone. and deciding game in the AL playoffs today — fresh from an cond pennant in five years. ruilhed for an astonishing 647 yards, according to NFL individual Cubs in 1929 and eight times with the Yankees. “You’ve got to Rose, who was on base when the last out of the game was play in the 1973 World Series. 370, Ernie Oakman 137-362, Cliff emotion-charged playoff series that had every element of “It’s not magic. It’s togetherness,” said Willie Mays, who will statistics released today. As for the Met fans, he would rather forget them. They give Yogi lots of credit,” said shortstop Bud Harrelson. “He kept made, raced through the crowd untouched into the Cincinnati Shortly after the Mets had pulled off Jones 137-375, Dan Frye 144-361, baseball drama — and then some. rest today along with his joyous teammates. ‘We can do It — we It’s unlikely he can maintain that thundering pace — but If he were “on” him all three days. When he failed to make a us together when we might have fallen apart ’’ dugout. Several of the Reds brandished bats just in case they another of their unbelievables, this John Aceto 153-352, Alan Grzyb can win the World Series now.” comes anywhere close to doing It, the odds are Jim Brown’s catch of Tom Seaver’s double, with a belly drive, he was were needed against the mad mob. time by a 7-2 score in the fifth and 150-389, Dan Toce 142-368, Ray single-season NFL rushing record of 1,863 yards will tumble. If Dawson 152-360, Ron Joiner 14^ doused with a can of beer as he righted himself. final game of the best of five set, Yogi Simpson does, in fact, maintain his pace, he’ll wind up with an 390, John Mack 171-424, Jim “I wanted to win badly. I wanted to win last year against Berra moved behind the mahagony astronomical 2,200-plus yards. McCarthy 148-384, Norm Davey Oakland. I wanted to get another shot at them. Hell, I want desk in his carpeted office. Light Hitters Deliver Bob Tucker of the New York Giants and Charley Taylor of the 135-391, Hal Davey 147-369, Paul to win everything, every game. I’m never satisfied if I Outside, the champagne part was Washington Redskins lead the NFC in pass receiving with 23 Giliberto 382, Ed Schworm 362, don’t win,” the National L ^ p e batting champ continued. catches apiece. Tucker has more yardage with 325 to Taylor’s just starting in the clubhouse. Berra is Vic Salcius 359, Ed Ralph 361, “Now I’ll have to wait until next year.” a beer drinker so he "let the boys have 290, but Taylor has the most touchdown receptions in the league Bub Holmes 358, Sam Little 355, Rose couldn’t do it all. He singled and doubled for two of their fun, they deserved it.” with five. Ed Podolak of Kansas City tops AFC receivers with 19 Sandy Hanna 363. Orioles Triumph catches. the three hits allowed by Seaver. “We couldn’t do anything easy all year and it didn’t come easy today On Two Homers although I felt pretty good when we got those four runs in the fifth. “I’m WHA Blazers not looking for four straight wins Take Opener OAKLAND (AP) — The game that got away from the against whoever we play in the series, AUTOMOTIVE Oakland A’s forced the American League playoffs into the I just want to win four of the games.” VANCOUVER, B.C. (AP) - finale today of a series where the unusual outdistanced the ‘T think we surprised a few Vancouver hockey fans got expected and home run hitters haven’t been the sluggers. people,” he said as he lit up a their first taste of World Catcher Andy Etchebarren and second baseman Bobby Grich cigarette. Hockey Association action provided the power Wednesday that won 5-4 for Baltimore’s Wednesday night and there was 1 Week SALE! “This was a most satisfying win for Ormles after the A’s had led 4-0 through six innings and Vida Blue something in it for almost had given up only two singles. me as a manager as we had to jump everyone. Etchebarren hit a three-run homer that tied the score In the over five clubs to win. We’re a young The fans went home with seventh and then Grich led off the eighth with a blast off reUever club and we made mistakes but the their first victory as the guys came trying. When we were Rollie Fingers that also cleared the left field fence In the Oakland n r p tiu i Blazers took a 4-3 overtime vic­ Coliseum. healthy, we were a pretty good club.” Yogi Berra tory over the Winnipeg Jets. • before, Oakland shortstop Bert Campaneris homered That could be the understatement of It was the only game SAVE AN Off our regular in the 11th for a 2-1 victory. the day. scheduled in the WHA. T(^ay, the Orioles face the A’s ace right-hander Jim “Catfish” The Mets were 12 Vz games behind at engaged in a wild celebration next The Jets got the first-ever EXTRA Hunter who was 3-0 against them in a 21-5 season even though door. WHA goal in the Coliseum with 2 5 ® /. low prices on all one stage and in last place starting the Baltimore slammed eight home runs from his offerings. Jean-Guy Gratton scoring at final month. Nineteen wins in the last “ We were the only club in the The Orioles, who saw their ace Jim Palmer blasted in the se­ league that didn’t enjoy a winning 4:18 of the first pzriod. Jim cond inning Wednesday, rely on Doyle Alexander, 12-8. Alexander 27 games propelled the club to the top Adair got the Blazers’ first goal and the rest is now history. streak. It wasn’t until the last week Start of Wild Post-Game Demonstration at Shea Stadium app*>oio was 1-0 against the A’s and allowed only five hits and one earned that we put anything together, win­ at 12:43. He also scored the run in the 13 1-3 innings he pitched against them in the regular game-winner at 3:50 in over­ ROaD WRING season. A P photo ning seven straight. That was a good time. The AL playoffs go an extra day in deciding who will meet the Pete Rose Meets the Press Been Involved Before time, I’d say for it gave us the division The Blazers played last New York Mets in the World Series because of a rainout Monday title. season in Philadelphia where Hoop Benefit Yogi has been in the series before as Bowling Etchebarren’s hit drove in Don Baylor and Brooks Robinson When did the Mets turn the corner? they finished third in the WHA’s SPRINGFIELD, Mass. (AP) Red Slugger 'Lathers' Fans ahead of him and the latter had already knocked in the first a manager, back in 1964 with the New “The game against Pittsburgh, here East Division. The team went SNOW TIRES — ’The Buffalo Braves and the York Yankees. He lost that series to to Vancouver to give the Los Angeles Lakers will meet MIXED - Ruth Smith 196-491, Baltimore run. ’Then Grich, with 12 homers during the 162-game at Shea,” Berra said. “We rallied for 363, A1 Pirkey 374, Ed Kovis regular season, homered off a Fingers fast ball. the St. Louis Cardinals in seven five runs in the ninth inning to win by already-established Vancouver I For the economy minded, our SNOW SPECIAL blackwalls. at the Civic Center Oct. 15 in Ginger Yourkas 175-474, Bee 137-351, Mike Balesano 361, Don While Etchebarren and Grich took the batting honors, the games and was given a pink slip. one. That started us off on that seven- Canucks of the National Hockey I Our better tire — DELUXE MUD and SNOW whitewalls. the- National ^sketball Moquin 185-473, Donna Burnett Simmons 155-145-409, Tony 221-519, Sandy Brown 203-481, Orioles came up with a pair of fine relief pitching performances “I hope the same thing doesn’t game winning streak. It carried us League some competition. I And our best! Ultra Traction 2+2 belted whitewalls. Association’s second annual Marineili 155-415, Ed Burbank from Bob Reynolds and Grant Jackson. benefit game for the Naismith Shieia Heaiy 178-502, Shieia Reds Tired^ happen again,” Berra said. His 1973 right into the playoffs.” 145-175-418, Joe 'Twaronite 149- A Hall of Fame at 1 DAY Price 180-181-487, Louise Daw- Reynolds took over in the second inning up only one run in 4 2-3 pact runs out this year. Several 3 :3 0 A’ 389, A1 Bujaucius 145-388, Mike innings. Jackson, a southpaw, came on in the seventh with two Springfield College. O rio le s, son 485, Marge Delisle 470, Ed Pagatti 139-359. months ago he was said on his way Ch.22, 30 Duchaine 210-517, Bob Hufford runners on base and one out and retired the A’s Jackson and Gene out. Now all that should change. Tenace, the home run slugger of last year’s World Series. 215-543, Paul Pagirckas 202-530, KACEY - John Fogarty 210- Frustrated “We had a lot of injuries all year. Not Biggest Thrill Jackson became the winning pitcher as the Orioles overcame ‘ Sports Slate Joe Russo 200-18, John Kozicki 534, Real Audet 202-548, Real the four-run lead with just eight outs to go. When the guys got well again, we Was this Berra’s biggest day in SNOW SPECIAL B/W The Muf^'or 520, Roland Smith 559, Bruce Breton 207-524, Bob Audet 201- started winning. That’s the whole baseball? Thursday That’s Moquin 507, Ralph Trott 500, 507, Paul Ford 224-552, Mario NEW YORK (AP) — The Cincinnati Reds were tired, answer to our success. We had good He didn’t answer yes or no but SOCCER 4 Ply Nylon Cord Construction. Dick Martin 524, Dennis Delisle Frattaroli 213-558, Mark Olsen Guaranteed for pitching right from the start.” pointed out “that day at Cooperstown Manchester at Bristol Eastern 508, Bob Dawson 503. 210-222-630, Cy Perkins 254-593, Scoreboard frustrated and angry — at losing the National League as long as you playoff to the New York Mets, but more so at the unruly “There’s a lot of satisfaction in win­ wasn’t bad.” That was the day he was East Catholic at Enrico Fermi 650x13 Ken Tomlinson 547, Frank Ruff ning because they said the Eastern c inducted into basebaH’s shrine. “This Coventry at Cheney Tech own the car... REC - Fred Baker 351. 502, Tom Pickle 515, Nick Pro Basketball , Pro Hockey conditions which surrounded the decisive fifth game. Our Reg. Division was weaker than the West. was a great thrill for me today win­ CROSS COUNTRY Cataldo 549, Terry Shepard 545, NBA Wednesday’s Games “It makes me ashamed,” said Reds’ Manager Sparky Ander­ 15.99 East Catholic at H.P.H.S. 875-2517 Y LEAGUE - Roy DeVeau Fred Nassiff 526, Vic Squadrito Wednesday’s Games Vancouver 4, Winnipeg 3, son. “Not that I belong to baseball, but that I belong to this coun­ “I’m not worried how we do in the ning, than when I was with the Plus 1.73 168-427, Pete Brazitis 158-395, try. On second thought. I’m not too sure that New York is in this series, as to, my future. I know that Yankees. We had to scrap hard every m F.E.T. 515, John Martin 520. Houston 104, Philadelphia 88 overtime Gene Tirinzione 139-139-405, country.” managers are hired to be fired. That day. With the Yankees, it was a little Friday Golden States at Detroit ppd., Only game scheduled SOCCER j / m Hank Martyn 371, Jerry Smith COMMERCIAL - Tony wet floor NHL Anderson referred to the behavior of New York fans during— will never change. I knew back in ’64 easier. We rarely ever had three or hoS !^ P *’s muffler shop Southington at South Windsor SIZE OUR REG. SALE F.E.T. 359, Howie Hampton 135-375, Pellegato 138-363, Dick Farrell Chicago 105, Kansas City- and especially after — the Mets’ 7-2 victory Wednesday over the that I wouldn’t be managing the next ^ ______R O C K V ILLE Wednesday’s Games four-run lead this year against Rockville at Newington Carl Bolin 368,ti Vic Marineili 145, Andy Lamoureaux 148-389, Omaha 90 Montreal 5, Minnesota 2 Reds in the final game of the National League playoff. year even before that final series anyone. 735x14 17.99 $13 1.96 T RHAM at Bolton Walt Lawrence 154-382, Dick Phoenix 115, Seattle 111 Toronto 7, Buffalo 4 Fans surged towards the field during the ninth inning and play game. 775x14 was halted as wives of some Reds players and members of the “The only thing I was worried about Ellington at Somers 18.99 $14 2.09 Simmons 139, George Burgess Only games scheduled ^ New York Rangers 4, Detroit “Since I became a manager, I just late in the game was the fans. I was 139-361, Don Scruton 140-351, Cincinnati official family were escorted from the stands to the CROSS COUNTRY 825x14 19.99 $15 224 ABA try to do the best I can with what I afraid somebody was going to get Russ Fountain 351, Nick Nicola New York Islanders 1, Atlan­ safety of the dugout. Ellington at Somers 775x15 Wednesday’s Games got,” he reflected. hurt.” Rockville at Newington 18.99 $14 2.11 363, George Barber 380, Ted Indiana 118, New York 99 ta 1, tie Then, when rookie Dan Driessen was retired for the final out of MANCHESTER I S B S B | The former Yankee catching great, Somebody did get hurt, men, Coventry at Bacon Academy Lawrence 352, Fred Oakes 361, Utah 111, Memphis 109 Boston 6, Vancouver 4 the game, bedlam broke loose. Fans swarmed onto the field, Mai Darling 359, Jack Goldberg Chicago 3, Los Angeles 0 clawing for souvenirs—players’ hats and gloves, home plate and who stepped into the managerial job women and children and the Southington/Northwest San Diego 121, San Antonio Catholic at South Windsor TIRE, INC. ■ 361, Ed Spence 356, Tim Flynn 106 California 2, St. Louis 1 the bases, even tufts of grass. with the Mets two years ago when Gy demonstration by the Met-maniacs, / Mattatuck at MCC DELUXE MUD and SNOW 366, Carl Bujaucius 351. Only games scheduled Only games scheduled “What happened today isn’t a black mark on bapeball,” said Hodges died, just sat back ana who acted like uncivilized cannibals, Cincinnati catcher Jdinny Bench, “it’s a black ffiark on Shea relaxed, puffing on his cigarette and spoiled an otherwise historic day in Saturday Whitewall “78” Series Stadium.” sipping a beer while his players were the history of the New York Mets. SOCCER “I like playing before 50,000 fans,” said Pete Rose, the Reds’ East Catholic at New London 4 Ply Nylon Cord Construction Sa f e t y C H E C K sparkplug. “I appreciate having them out there. Thames Valley at MCC “But here it seems like they get the fans out of the zoo and take Switch Site FOOTBALL them out to the ballpark. ’Then, after the game, they bring them F*ITTSBURGH (AP) - The A 78X13 back to their cages.” Wilt Winner East Hartford at East We Check Pittsburgh Steelers-New York Catholic Our Reg. NERICAN Jets National Football League Manchester at Bristol Central I 19.99 •PROMT END •BALL JOINTS game scheduled to be played Southington at South Wind­ 1 C Plus 1.83 In ABA Debut Oct. 21 at Shea Stadium in New sor • DISC BRAKES || F.E.T. AWHEEL BEARINGS York has been moved to Windsor Locks at Rockville THE Safety Shoe Shop, then Pittsburgh. The switch, announced i // •COMPLETE EXHAUST SYSTEMS WITH THE STEEL TOE' NEW'YORK (AP) — Wilt Chamberlain, a familiar \ i .7 ANDC ■ COURl : fixture on the basketball court, remained on the sidelines Wednesday, was the result of 078x13 21.99 $16 1.93 Bu m p M s d » S&S BUICK and admitted he felt like a rookie as he made his the New York Mets winning the Tennis E78x14 22.99 $17 2.22 YO U R T IR E S hnugoiul tytM t National League baseball title F78X14 One-piece moccMln toe. successful debut as coach of the . t 7 23.99 $18 2.37 and moving to the World Series. TOKYO — Top-seeded John 078x14 24.99 $19 2.53 —Fast, Courteogs Service — Speclel-denelty polyether loem. Chamberlain, the stellar 14- J a g u a r m The Mets share Shea with the Newcombe of Australia G78X15 25.99 $19 2.60 year veteran who jumped from Tuesday night to refuse to play. “Auttempered" iteel tefety toe. Jets. defeated countryman Fred H78X15 26.99 $20 2.80 NEW 1973 OPEL the^^s Angeles Inkers of the Veteran Stew Johnson and Stolle 6-3, 5-7, 6-2 in the first rookie Dwight Lamar L78X15 29.99 $21 3.13 Lamlnele of woven cotton o S tra a M . National ^sketball Associa­ round of the Japan Open Tennis 560x15 19.99 $15 1.74 end nepped iheeting spearheaded a 48-polnt San Exposure Due teed SPECIAL 0!" THE WEEK Impregneted with tion to the Conquistadors of the Tournament, while Jeff Guaran vinyl eceUte letei. American Basketball Associa­ Diego fourth quarter surge that SAN DIEGO (i;4,P) - Borowiak of 'Tiburon, Calif., tion, started his coaching carried the Con^istadors to Linebacker Tim Rossovich has eliminated third-seeded Tom Tread Fun iaalhar vamp victory after they had trailed at and loa Itning. career on a winning note as San agreed to shuck his San Diego Gorman of Seattle 6-3, 6-4. 'ULTRA TRACTION 2+2 BELTED G T 's the end of each of the first three "SiTsi 2-650x13 GOODYEAR S M a h a a . Diego defeated the San Antonio Chargers uniform briefly. He Spurs 121-106 Wednesday night. quarters. Johnson led all says he will be a centerfold sub­ 0 .n u fn a _ SIX IN STOCK scorers with 38 points and Whitewall “78” Series 2 Ply Poly. Cord and aoodiraar WaK caiialrueUofl, curtlatK tapa In other ABA contests, the In­ ject of Playglrl magazine early ALL WEATHER IV BLACK compMaly nalllaaa. HaaJ-to-taa alr-autMonad NaaiKanaaataaiidn ta a n d h a a l diana Pacers defeated the New Lamar followed with 30. In 1974. 2 plies Fiberglass Belt for Long Wear York Nets 118-99 and the Utah 2 FOR *25.00 Plus F.E.T. Stars edged the Memphis Tams SPORT MART Where else can you find 111-109. USiPMUABtiTSUIKS E78X14 “I definitely feel like a Our Reg. all these features? rookie. I am going to feel like a 72 DATSUN PICKUP HEADQUARTERS 27.99 rookie for a long time to com- • Genuine Goodyear Welt construction • Air-cushioned Inner- 4 qrl., 4 *p««d, radio, mag whoelt, FOR Plus 2.31 e,” Chamberlain said. Earlier, vinyl bsd cover F.E.T. soles • Full glove leather vamp and toe linings • Slip resistant Job­ Chamberlain appeared in Open Mon., Tues., Wed. 8-5:30 rated soles and heels • All functional stitching chemical and oil superior court and heard the HOCKEY- resistant man made threads • Lightweight for maximum comfort • IMMEDliinDEUVEKY judge rule that he could not play 70 CHEV. PICKUP SIZE OUR REG. SALE F.E.T. Exceed ANSI Class 75 requirements as adopted by OSHA • for any other team this season )4 ton FUattida, 6 cyl,, atd. Irons., F7BX14 29.99 $22 2.50 Thurs., Fri. 8-8 • Sat. 8-1 except the Lakers, but could radio, good claon truck. SKIINC $24 2.67 Exclusive padded toe construction — comfortable. — ★ SPECIAL NOTICE ______1895 AND G78x14 31.99 coach the Conquistadors. The H78X14 32.99 $25 2.94 SHOE *19.85 BOOT *21.95 GrSWIUKOOTOFPRODUeTIONIN ruling stemmed from a Los 68 CHEV. PICKUP 078x15 31.99 $24 2.75 19741RHY YOUR GT NON! Angeles suit to prevent )& ton itaptida, 6 cyl., std. Irons., H78X15 32.99 $25 2.96 Chamberlain's jumping from axlro snow tirat. I w TENNIS J78X15 34.99 $26 3.12 sGOODA e A ^ the Lakers to San Diego. L78x15 36.99 $27 3.31 MMKHESTER The ABA season almost RE6AL MEN’S didn’t open Wednesday until a -THt COkIHJnt H urt I T M T t I DIso BrakM not Inoludtd S & S BUICK late settlement between ITOBI IB A 7 Parti 8 t, RockvHIa, Corni. MANcmsm players’ representatives and Tal. 878-8100 3 WAYS TO CHARGE f0l.«07 MAIN ITMiT owners resulted in a new three- 0-5t80DaHv TKEIIKL I o1RPnIHoi«iHMoNUIUI|VPM*VN«|Mp*4vi-1 | mnarlford aroS Arm's Largstt T^otaDwlsr*^ s™ MANCHESTER year contract. There was the ARCO 0 441-247I (llktt 6N m II, Nm « M Agwuy, OiM Mwk fiM i CuWi^d TlNirt. A Frt. nil 0 P.M. threat of a strike after a 349Captar St., Mondiailar 846«432f. majority of the players voted 1145 Tolland Tpke. Eicptsai. hiop.m. PAGE TWENTY-FOUR - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Thurs- Oct. II, 1973 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Thurs.. Oct. 11.1973 - PAGE TWENTY-FIVE 14 Uotoroyelot-Bloyolot u BulldIng-ControeUng Holp Wontod f»$t — Ett9CilV9 FOR TMFACTiON The "Action Mirketplice" 88 Halp Wantad______jg ______Poultry-Suppllat 1971 TRIUMPH Bonneville, 43 Boott-Aceataorlaa Y O U W A N T ' > Over 15,000 Paid Subscribers showroom condition, $l,ooo LEON CIE8ZYNSKI builder- Herald dauified Ads eoeuK s/m ^ new homes custom built, LIVE Broilers in lots of 10 or East Rebuilding, 22’ OWENS Cruiser, head, ' Over 60,000 Daily Readers Call 643-4319, 6 p.m.-9 p.m (15 Word Minimum) remodeling, additions, rec more, 33 cents per pound. Call galley, sleeps 4. Will sacrifice, I Fast Results NEED MONEY FOR CNRISTIIUS? 742-8732, ^ D a y ...... 8c par word par day rooms, garages, kitchens S CAREER make an offer, 742-7416. 3 D a y t ...... 7c pe r w o rd pa r day tWVa.O!ilNUTIMKK)R remodeled, bath tile, cement Xntas Is only 76 days away. Males and females needed (or 8 D a y a ...... 6c pa r w ord pa r day t U K S ir iK I ) AI)VKHTl.Sl<:8lh:NTS Sor/lcot Ottorod 12 work. Steps, dormers. Residen­ Painful Campaign M D a y a ...... 5c par word par day W:M MMIN IIAV RKKOHE F ID U I ATIUN telephone sales. Day or evening shifts available. Apply in tial or commercial. Call 649- OPPORTUNITIES Florlat-Nurtarlaa 46 H app y Ada . , . , ...... $1,50 Inch Hradllar l«r SalurCs) and Mowlay SHARPENING Service - 4291. person! i% It aaSuMFndsy Articlat tor Sola 45 "East Hartford is a real physical team, PHONE 643-2711 Saws, knives, axes, shears, HARDY Chrysanthemums — By Len Auster R.E. GOWER — Finish carpen­ IN PRINTING all colors, 95 cents each. ()pen 7 when they hit you, you know it. What skates, rotary blades. Quick SIMONS-Concrete forms. m service. Capitol Equipment try, kitchens, rec rooms, ad­ o u X m il l s p o s t r a it s t u d io . What kind of a Job are you looking for? Do you know printing days a week and evenings ’til It was scheduled as a rebuilding we’re going to have to do is get our passing Autot For Solo 4 TruokO‘Troetor Excellent condition. Best offer. HERALD Co., 38 Main St., MancMster. ditions, porches, any type is one of the most rewarding and financially secure trades in dark. Ponticelli’s Greemiouse year. And that’s what it has proven to attack in high gear,’’ LaFontana said. BURR^RNER SHOPPINO PLAZA Phone 646-0800 after 6 p.m. PLEASE READ 1967 PONTIAC Tempest, 6, Hours daily 7:30-5, Thursday remodeling, 646-2087. America? The average earning for people in the printing and Nursery, 433 North Main be for East Catholic's rookie football Thusly, East will rely on the passing of 1964 CHEVY pick-up truck, HAPPY A D S Street. BOX LETTERS automatic, power steering, 7:30-9, Saturday, 7:30-4. 643- B«twe^9 p.m., ask for Lillian. profession is over $10,000, what’s more, people starting in CHAIN SAW, boat and utility head coach, John LaFontana. quarterback Bob Love and the receiving YOUR AD style side body. Good condition. fcARPENTRY-Porches, gar­ 1675. Phone 649-1506. Come take a look. Brown’s Tire 7958. printing have the opportunity to advance twice as fast as in trailer, Vermont maple syrup. With most of last year’s 2-6-1 squad . F o r Your ages, addition, repairs, small Fual-Faad 49 ability of Dave Berner to get its offense Shop, 333' Main Street, almost any other field. Phone 643-9044. graduated, the Eagle mentor started vir­ rolling. ^ Information ODD jobs, paneling, household tobs. Free estimates. Call Classified or “Want Ads 1962 FORD Falrlane, four door, Manchester, 646-3444. Stephen Martin, 6^7!295. FIREWOOD (or sale, seasoned tually from scratch. The season began If the ground game is to go, it will de­ THE HERALD will not dis­ re^^lrs, carpentry. Call 649- Right now Connecticut Printers is looking for experienced COMPLETE set of pipe dies are taken over the phone as a 31,000 miles, excellent hardwood, split. Free delivery. with some players going both ways. pend on workhorse Joel Desimone and close the identity of any mechanical condition. Phone 1967 CHEVY Sub-Carryall, new printers and bindery personnel as well as a limited number ratchet type, 3 Beaver 1/8 to 1” convenience. The advertiser ANY TYPE remodeling and ad­ capacity, good condition, $50. Call F. Schilllnger, 872-0204 Gradually, LaFontana has been able to shifty Cephus Nolen. Desimone had an out­ advertiser using box ietters. should read his ad the FIRS'T 649^)631. brakes, new clutch, rebuilt dition, carpentry and masonry. of unskilled workers to learn a trade. We offer attractive after 5 p.m. week days, all day work in new people, giving them game standing night against St. Bernard's, engine. $975 or best offer. 64^ TRUCKING, odd jobs, moving ASSISTANT high paying wages commensurate with background and Readers answering blind box DAY IT APPEARS and large appliances, cleaning Free estimates. A. Squlllacote, Saturday and Sunday. experience in large doses, until now where scoring two TD’s and bulling his way for 83 16&. experience. * ads who desire to protect their REPORT ERRORS in time 1964 BUICK Skylark witlfhlQwn cellars, attics. Also will buy 6494)811. FARM MANAGER C O L D SPO T 20 p in t two-platoon football exists at East. yards. identity can- follow this for the next insertion. The head gasket. For sale chea^n and sell used furniture. 6 ^ dehumidifier, automatic shut­ SEASONED------fireplace wood, The changeover has been a painful one East Hartford is 1-3, but the record is procedure: whole or parts. Snow tires, ect. 1775. EXPERIENCED POSITIDNS off, 4 months old, $75 firm. Call delivered. AlsoAlt______fieldstone walls Herald is responsible for only Body in good condition, 646- for LaFontana, as he has seen his team deceiving as they’ve lost some close Enciose your repiy to the Aulo-Sorvico BootIng-SIdIng-ChInmoy 16 Bindery Inserter Operator -12 pocket 643-4970. for sale. Call 643-0926. ONE incorrect or omitted in­ 4736. A c c o u o rlo i 7 Mutt htvt axpuHtiMt In ahMt grown lobaceo. drop four straight. Last week’s 15-14 games to good outfits. "They will be one of box in an envelope — ad­ sertion for any advertisement TWO handymen want variety of House provided on farm. \ Binder Folder Operator heart-breaking loss to St. Bernard’s was the toughest teams we face this year,’’ dressed to the Classified jobs, lawns raked, limed, fer­ ROOFING , and root repairing, Bindery Stock Cutters ALUMINUM sheets used as SEASONED cord wood, sawed and then only to the extent of a CHEVROLET Impala, 1972, TWO WIDE tire s, G60-14, Write Box “NN", Manchester Herhid. Interview will and delivered. C. Hutchinson, the closest yet. LaFontana declared. The Hornets can Manager, Manchester . . . SoAmoii* tilizing, mowing. Cellars, at­ Coughlin Roofing Co. 643-7707. Experienced Hand Compositor printing plates, .007 thick, “make feood’’ insertion. custom two-door hardtop. almost new, $70. Call 649-4431. tics, cleaned. Reliable service. be arranged. \ 23x32” . 25 cents each or 5 for $1. 643-5373. The Blue and White mentor is en­ described as, "as subtle as a punch in the Evening Herald, together Power steering, air- mayhavawiitytM Sheetfed and Web Pressmen Errors which do not lessen the Reasonable rates. 643-5305. BIDWELL Home Improvement Phone 643-2711. couraged, yet remains cautious con­ mouth.’’ The chance which the Eagles with a memo listing the com­ value of the advertisement conditioning. AM/PM radio. 4-Color Stripper Qardan Producta 50 sidering his next two foes. Saturday he posess is to "outfinese" them. Straight-up, panies you do NOT want to see Co. E xpert installation of V Shipping and Receiving Clerks will not be corrected by Micheiin tires, $2,900. Also 1967 LIGHT trucking, odd jobs, aluminum siding, gutters and DARK rich, clean loam, 5 hosts at Mt. Nebo East Hartford High in a the Hornets have a decided edge. your letter. Your letter will be Oldsmobile Supreme Cutlass, Comporo-Trollort TURNIPS, 49 Glode Lane, on "make good” insertion. Uobllo Homoo 8 laans mowed, trees cut and trims. Roofing installation and yards, $23.50 plus tax. Gravel, non-conference match followed by Xavier The ioss to St. Bernard’s was dis­ destroyed if the advertiser is two-door hardtop, power removed. Cellars and attics repairs. 649-6495, 875-9109. REAL ESTATE DRIVER — Trabtor trailer TRAINING POSITIONS sand, stone, pool and patio Tolland Street, near East Hart­ of Middletown, which is currently working heartening. "We played as well as we one you’ve mentioned. If not steering, air-conditioning, cleaned. Free estimates. Call experience, steady year around Ink Mixer sand, 643-9504. ford Manchester Town line. radio. New tires and snows, |f,- DETROIT Mobile home 40’x8’, Sales person needed, would on a 31-game unbeaten streak. could and still didn’t win,” LaFontana it will be handled in the usual 2 bedrooms, kitchen living 643-6000. HORACE Tetrault — Siding, employment. Good fringe General Factory work — M/F with 3-4 years proven work 643-2711 250. Phone 646-8118. prefer full-time, but will Houaahold Qooda 51 East goes into Saturday’s action with said. There are signs for the future manner. room combined, bathroom, Happiness Is roofing, storm windows, aw­ benefits, overtime, 649-4523. record for individual willing to start at the bottom and work SCREENED loam, gravel, one key performer sidelined. Senior co­ however. This year’s sophomores and stove, refrigerator, furnace, TREE Service — (Soucier) nings. Quality workmanship, consider part-time. Multi­ their way into high paying trade position. processed gravel, sand, stone, 1968 CORVETTE, 327 engine, GAS and [as stove, excellent captain defensive end Tommy Wardwell, juniors are pining valuable experience. hot water heater. $8()0. 649-9643 Having an Trees cut, building lots cleared, free estimates. Fully* insured. ple Listing Services WOMAN for gen\ral and fill. George H. Griffing, An­ posi-traction, good tires, ^,295. dover, 742-7886. condition. !:all 649-8708. the only bonaflde starter from the 1972 The hope this year is a few wins at the Loot ond Found 1 Autot For Solo or 649-5313. AUNT CILLA trees topped. Got a tree 872-9187, 649-3417. provided. Associate housecleaning, one day a v ^ k . For more information visit our Personnel Office Will trade toward pick-up Realtor status available to Call 643-1990. \ team, suffered a broken hand and will tailend of the campaign and show truck, 1-487-0042 pfter ^ problem? Well worth phone LOST — Gray, white, Siamese Thanks for call, 742-8252. ROOFING — Specializing HERITAGE Tag Sale - Fur- DINETTE Set, table 5 chairs, watch the proceedings from the bench,. dividends in the 1974 campaign by wtot NEED CAR? Credit bad? qualified parties. For CONNECTICUT PRINTERS, INC bronze tone, recliner, (brown), cat, collar with bell, named Bankrupt? Repossessed? repairing roofs, new roofs, further information please EXPERIENCED man to work^ 55 Granby Street Bloomfield niture, bric-a^rac, books, Otherwise, the Eagles are in top condition. was learned this go-around. being Special. rwords, tools, shutters, lamps, canning jars. Call 643-0502. Smokey. Call 646-0660. Honest Douglas accepts lowest MASONRY — All types, gutter work, chimneys, cleaned I call: in used auto parts yard. Apply 242-0711 down, smallest payments. Love, fieldstone speciality, work and repaired.1. 30 years at Parker Street Used Auto . pictures and many more. Satur­ LOST — Male Sealpoint paranteed.i. Call after experience. Free estimates. , GERARD AGENCY Parts, 775 Parker St., Open till 9 P.M. Tuesday and Thursday day, October 13, 9 a.m. to 4 REPOSSESSED Kirby’s in Douglas Motors, 345 Main. Wendy and Wes 5I p.m.. brand new factory recondition. Siamese cat. Vicinity of Robert GRODY 43-1870 or 644-2975. Howley, 643-5361. I REALTORS 649-6030 Manchester. Must have p.m., C3ieney Homestead Lawn, Girls Divide Rd. Answers to name Sam. Call 106 Hartford Road. Coffee bar. Call Kirby Center, 872-4481. AUTO INSURANCE - com­ automobile mechanic 649-7500. ROSSI Roofing, siding, experience. Rain date, October 20th. In X-Country pare our low rates. For a REWEAVING burns, moth ELECTROLUX vacuum with Coaches^ Corner MAZDA holes. Zippers repaired. Win­ chimney?, gutters. Free es­ W A N T ^ — Mature woman to CUSTODIAN - Oak Hill School telephone quotation call Mr. babysit m my home, Monday- in Hartford is recruiting for a power nozzel. Like new. Asking In a triangular meet helij FOUND — Highland Park, dow shades, Venetian blinds. timates, fully insured. Daye, PART-TIME Janitorial work BORG AN A brown coat with Dolin at 646-6050. Friday, r-5, $15.00. Call 649- custodian. Starting samry is hood, size 14, never worn, $75. $95. Phone 875-9190. John LaFontana here yesterday, the Mancheser kitten, white with ''black ' spots. Keys made. TV for rent. evenings, 529-8056, Paul mornings. Call 649-5334. Phone 646-3973. 80 Fann Road TIMEKEEPER 2536. $2.91 per hour. Excellent fringe Call 875-6404. High girls cross country team Dear TOM Marlow’s, 867 Main St. 649-5221. Cosgrove, 643-5364. 1969 FORD Falrlane 500,2-door Nawington ELDERLY gentleman, to wash For Payroll Dept benefits, CMS, Blue Cross, GOLD nylon pile carpet and defeated its counterparts from hardtop, air-conditioned, good It shouldn’t happen, padding, 12x15, <^$115. Orange East Catholic •— FOUND — Brown and reddish Hooting-Plumbing 17 dishes 3-4 nights per week. App­ NURSES AIDES 7 a.m.-3 p.m. state retirement. Must be in THIS SPOT, that spot, traffic Windham High 17-38 while also condition. 646-470. Connacticut 06111 but It’s happening and 11 a.m.-7 p.m. Full time or good health. For information aths, too, removeo with Blue shag, 9x12, $20. Call after 6 ,6M- brown male m onnel dog. White ly Cavey’s in the mornings, 45 Prefer experienced but will 3889. losing to Farmington 24-32. The spot on chest. Call Dog Warden, 203-667-2271 East Center Street. part time. Apply Burnside Con­ call 242-2274, Ext. 3 between 9 lUstre carpet shampoo. The E. Happy Birthday BOTTI Heating and Plumbing train qualified comptometer E Last Saturday night was like a nightmare that you split leaves the girls’record at 646-4555. 1969 PLYMOUTH, GTX, 440 246-3030 — Prompt, courteous service. valescent Home, 870 Burnside a.m,-3 p.m. or write to 120 A. Johnson Paint Co., 723 Main experience after eating a chocolate-covered pizza. In the 2-3 on the year. with ram air, automatic, stereo Love, CERAMIC MACHINISTS wanted, operator. Hours 8 a.m. to 5 Ave., East Hartford. 289-9571. Holcomb Street, Hartford. Street, Manchester, 649-4501. 60” PINE trestle table, two Call 643-1496. captains chairs, four mates dim light of Mt. Nebo, our efforts to beat St. Bernard’s Individual winner was Cindy NOTICE is herelw given that tape player, new paint, vinyl MIz Blue, Bridgeport and lathe ORK. p.m. Company paid fringe Optional Savings Passbook No. top and tires. $1,400 or best benefits. Apply; TREE CLIMBER - GASOLINE Attendants, full TAG SALE — Avon bottles, old chairs, $250 or best offer, 646- took on a dream-like quality. Wadsworth of Farmington in a TILE NO JOB too small. Immediate Overtime, paid insurance. 6017. 145M, issued by the Manchester offer. 643-6675. 1972 CMC Pi(d(up *2540 Hambone, and One Coll Experienced only. Carter Tree time and part time. Apply in bottles, insulators, and some -The boys were higher than they had been all season and they time of 11:27. In close pursuit service on service calls. Free Penobscot 'Tool and Gage, Savings and Loan Association, % ton custom cab, auto, trans., V-8, 24,792 miles. Dr. DeBawky Does It A lll estimates gladly given on Merrow Rd., Tolland, Route 15, CHENEY BROTHERS, INC. Expert Company, 643-7695. person only.■ “Tire Outlet,‘ tlet, Ver- miscellaneous, 142 Wells showed it by marching 61 yards in the first series for six points was Indian harrier B^bara non Circle. CLEAN USED — refrigerators, Incorporated, has been lost and 283 MOTOR Fits all Novas 1962 We specialize in ceramic tile, heating or ^umbing. Faucets Exit 99. 875-8083. Street, Manchester. Thursday, and a two-point conversion. Crowley with teammate Cindy 31 Cooper Hill St. UPHOLSTER WANTED - Friday and Saturday, 9 a.m.p^ ranges, mutomatic washers application has been made to up. $200. Transmission, new slate, flagstone and quarry repaired or installed. Water All during the first half we were caught between a dream and a Shanley garnishing fourth exhaust system, radiator. 646- Manchester, Conn. Must be experienced. Please WAITRESS Wanted - p.m. with guarantees. See them at B. said Association for payment of tile. For complete bathroom worked on. Complete HAIRDRESSER — D. Pearl’s Appliances, 649 Main nightmare. We got good field position and were moving the ball place. the amount of deposit. 1665. 1970 Triumph 6T-6 g systems, rec rooms. Experienced, full or part-time, call 649-9521. Evenings, 6-12. Apply Bess <2060 remodeling, we’ll handle all B Eaton, 150 (Center Street. St., Call 643-2171. well but then the nightmare would appear and we would fumble The Manchester girls next British racing groan, 23,471 miles. Happy Birthday etc. Call M & M Plumbing & Golden Charm Coiffures, Burr CUSTODIAN position, TAG SALE 384 Woodland carpentry, plumbing and tile ______3 to SHORT ORDER cook, will or kill our drive with a penalty. We ended the game with much meet is Friday in the Lyman FOUND female Collie puppy, 1965 BUICK Skylark, good run­ Heating, 649-2871. Corners, Manchester. 10:30 p.m., Monday through Street, Manchester. Saturday, MOMMY Monday train, good pay and working ACCOUNTANT - Manchester COPPERTONE gas stove, 8 Hall Invitational. tri-color. Call Coventry Dog ning condition, $300. Call 646- work, ^pert workmanship Excellent pay, two weeks paid Friday, 7 a.m. to 12 noon, Satur­ October 13th., 10-3 p.m. A Imle more total yardage and while we were doing so well we kind of conditions. Apply in person, CPA firm seeks experienced of everything. ' months old, excellent condition. Warden, 423-6524. 3749. with love from and reasonable rates. SEWERLINES, sink lines, „vacation. For appointment call day. $2.50 to $2.75 per hour. forgot that we had opponents on the field that wanted to win just Results: 1. Wadsworth F Willies Steak House, 444 Center staff accountant, minimum one Best offer. Call between 5-9 as badly as we did. 11:27,2. Crowley M, 3. Baver F, 1970 Rebel SST (hie. RIccI and MIssI Call Mandavllle cleaned with electric cutters, Rosemary, 649'1-2806, or 649-2807. Hebron Elementary School, p.m., 647-9512. Personelt-Announcomentt 2 1969 PONTIAC, Grandprix <1670 Street, Manchester. year public accounting CARRIAGE, high chair and Our success in moving the ball on offense lulled us to sleep on 4. C. Shanley M, 5. Carroll F, 6. v-o, auio. trans., MIcholln tires, 32,345 miles. by professionals. McKinney 228-9465 for appointment. Model J. 34,000 miles, blue- 643-9678 Bros. Sewer Disposal Com­ DID YOU know that most of experienced. Salary commen­ stroller combination, excellent defense and we were abruptly awakened when Ron St. Louis McCusker F, 7. D. Shanley, 8. - surate with ability and condition. Best offer. 8x4’ dog FULL SIZE bed, box spring and RIDE Wanted to downtown white vinyl top, white interior. pany, 643-5308. our representatives are MAN for general building simply outran our defensive backs and made a diving catch in the Maher M, 9. DeFabio F, 10. Lots of extras. New snow tires. experience, plus top fringe cage, with medium sized dog m attress, never used, wood Hartford. From Bolton, Route Happy Birthday women? Work the hours you maintenance and yard work. frame, Call 649-5023. end zone. This signaled to us that we weren’t going to have such Johnson F. 6, hours 8-4:30. Call 649-1848. Must sell. Call 643-4378 or 646- FRANK SCOTELLA Plumbing, choose in your spare time. For Call 643-2414. ADDITIONAL benefits. Phone 646-53M. house, excellent condition, best 9451. 1968 (hiugar XR-7 <1980 BOB offer. After 5 p.m., 646-4151. an easy time of it. SNOW Plowing and light' repairs, remodeling, new work. details, call 643-0513 after 5 We came out after the half and started to march again, but so 100 SHARES Manchester State Sunroof, Ivory with black vinyl, 57,774 miles. Love, Free estimates. No job too p.m. Fuller Brush. HELP NEEDED BABYSITTER wanted, my WESTINGHOUSE electric 40” trucking. Reasonable rates. COOKS — F ulltim e position home, flexible hours, mornings YARD SALE — Saturday 8-5. did St. Bernard’s. We missed the extra points after our next Bank for sale. Call 742-7000,742- 1962 CHEVY NOVA, 2-door, small. Prompt service on available. Must be neat, respon­ double oven range. $45. Phone Co Free estimates, 7 days a week. or afternoons. Phone 646-2009. Furniture, baby furniture and 649-1656. touchdown and they didn’t and that was the story. 5050. good second car, $75. CAll 649- emergency, 64^7024. CARPENTER — ^perienced sible, reliable and willing to • 2MLCHIIMCS 3783 after 5 p.m. Exit 41 from 1-84, South 3 Miles Call 643-6835. household goods, 26 Hamlin The team was bitterly disappointed to lose because we felt that •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• only. Mu?t know trim, framing, work hard. Good pay, 6-day ••••■•••■••••••••ggggggggggg Streak Ends new and remodeling work. • NEW & USED CAR SITTER for girl 10 and boy 11, Street, 649-5590. this was going to be our first win, but once again it was a question A utot For Safe 4 STUMP Removal — (Soucier). Flooring 19 work week. Apply Tacorral, 246 needed daily, vicinity Fountain Mualcal Inatrumanta 53 1967 VOLVO, good engine and Must be willing to work Broad St., Manchester. of our making too many errors and causing too many penalties to BOSTON (AP) — The ____ Motorcyclot-Blcjfolot 11 Unsightly stumps, chipped out, CLEAN-UP MAN Village or Verplanck School. TAG SALE — Saturday, Oc­ transmission, needs work, $125. 1967 GTO, excellent condition, Willimantic and Manchester HAMMOND luxury spinet beat the opponents in a close fought game. Boston Bruins’ fantastic 1966 CHEVELLE, custom Call 649-2281. 1973 ADVENTURER Deluxe neatly and economically. 742- FLOOR SANDING and Call 289-1687 after 6 p.m. tober 13th., 9-3 p.m. 78 White 400 c.i.d., cam, lifters, headers, 8252. area. Call 1-429-3534 after 7 JOURNEYMAN plumber, organ. Model T582, automatic While we lost a very close game, 15-14, it was our own fault that streak of playing to capaci paint, 1972-350, cam, headers. Volkswagen self-contained 1972 HARLEY D avidson, Refinishing, (specializing in p.m., only. A chollanglng opporlunily awoilt yot^ Street. Rain date Sunday, Oc­ gears 4.88, Craiger mags, 4- new clutch, pressure plaplate, camper. Sleeps 4, like new. 2,- superglide, 1200cc, excellent, older floors). Inside and outside wanted. Vacations and good o1 Fiizgarold Ford! Work (or onto ! COUNTER CLERK for dry tober 14th. rhythm and accompaniment we didn’t score at least another touchdown. After being so high ty crowds at the Garden 1967 CHRYSLER Town and super T-10 transmission. Hi benefits, 644-1317. Now England's otdeslford dtoler* plus built-in cassett recorder. speed, super shifter, tach and ------Hurst 500 m iles. Including air- 5,000 miles, used one season, ODD JOBS — Moving painting. John Verfaille, 646- ships. Our Service Deportment needs 2 cleaning store, full and part- and seeing victo^ apparently ours, it really was a shock for the has been ended at 191 Country wagon. Excellent run­ shifter, mags, Goodye„.Goodyear ^piianCes, etc. to the dump. 649-9704. ni-rlser. Ever ning condition, new belted tires conditioning, radio, stove, $2,000. 649-9543. 5750, 8W-2222. mechanics ond a new & used cor time. Apply at One-Hour Mar- NEIGHBORHOOD Tag Sale - team to lose again, but we will just have to try again this week. games, including playoffs. brand new. Glenn, polyglass tires, many more new refrigerator, the works. Cost Cellars and attics cleaned. RN SUPERVISOR - 3 to 11 (ieon-up mon. Only experienced need and paint. All power. Air- oppty. Phone M ik* Hardtl, 643-2485« tinizing, 299 West Middle Tpke., October l2th and 13th., 9 a.m. to Our opponent is ever rough and tough East Hartford High. They For the first time since 8451. parts, $1,250. Call 872-7250. $7,000. Best cash offer con­ HONDA chopper, 350cc, 12” Landscaping and tree work, p.m., full-time. Good starting Manchester. 5 p.m. Household and mis­ HAMMOND Porta-B organ and conditioning. Reasonable. 643- Bondt-Stockt-Mortgaget 27 ' (or appointment. Leslie concert 122, with reverb, are coining off an excellent 8-2 season and are rebuilding but that a blizzard held the crowd 1749. sidered, 649-9287 until 4 p.m. chrome front end, custom 528-8649. First Class salary. Regular salary in­ cellaneous items, clothing, toys disadvantage is offset by a hard-hitting aggressive bunch of ball 1965 TRIUMPH, completely paint, runs good. New battery creases. Liberal fringe 6 months old, $2,600.643-0188 or 1967 CUTLASS, four-door, hard­ ------_L ______MORTGAGES, loans first se­ GROUNDS Employees. Apply and games. 37 Galaxy Drive, to a few thousand on Feb. rebuilt engine and drive train, and clutch, $250. 649-8474. MILLAR Tree Service Inc. — benefits, ^ p ly in person East 644-0684 ask for Brian. players. If we are to win we will have to survive the physical top, power steering, power 196'f FORD station wagon, 390 cond, third. All kinds. Realty in person only, at the Manchester, (off Hillstown 9, 1969, the Bruins failed new brakes, new tires, Removal, pruning, spraying, SHEET METAL Hartford Convalescent Home, FITZGERALD poiuiding we can expect, and will have to simply outfinese them brakes, air-condltionmg, $ ^ . engine, all extras, excellent Motorcyclet-BIcyclet 11 statewide. Credit rating un­ Maintenance building, between Rd.). to pack the Garden excellent running condition, etc. Fully insure. License. 745 Main Street, East Hartford. HAMMOND organ, L-lOO, in all departments. Phone 649-4068. conditiqn. Phone 643-9044. necessary. Reasonable. Con- MECHANICS 9 a.m. - noon. Manchester Coun­ Wednesday night. “Only' $325. Call 872-7250. Free estimjtes. Phone 633-5345. FORD, INC. try Club. TAG SALE, 24 Frederick Rd., series. Can be adapted to As far as the total program goes, the JV team lost this week, EXPERT bicycle repairs, all LEGAL fidential, quick arrangements. PORTERS — Full-time, rhythm accompaniment. Call 24-0, to St. Bernard’s, but the frosh won over Wethersfield, 26-0. 14,523 showed up for the 1968 PONTIAC, convertible, 1964 CHEVROLET WAGON makes, models and speeds. Alvin Lundy Agency. 527-7971. & MACHINE Windsor Ave., Rockville Manchester. October 13th and CADILLAC, 1964, DeVille CUSTOM MADE draperies, Alvin Lundy mature, experienced. Liberal 649-4366 after 6 p.m. The bright spot in our otherwise grim season so far is that we power steering, power brakes, suitable for parts. Can be seen Peugeot, Raleigh dealers, 100 ConstitutionConstitu Plaza, Hart- ENTHUSIASTIC energetic 14th., 10-4 p.m. Small 6-4 National Hockey sedan, excellent condition, $550. NOTICE very reasonable, work fringe benefits. Apply in person 643-2485 875-3369 women for exciting interesting appliances, typewriter, dishes, are able to play many underclassmen in our two-platoon system ^ New Street, Manchester Bicylce Shop, 649- Town of Andover ford. Evenings, 233-6870. ASSEMBLERS League victory over the 646-3385 after 5. Manchester. Call 643-7175, 649-5334. 2098. guaranteed. Call anytime, 649- East Hartford Convalescent work in space age figure salon. glassware, clothing, many mis­ Fartlllzara 55 and they are gaining experience for next year. The way our team Public Hearing of the Zoning Minimum one year Home, 745 Main Street, East Excellent pay potential. Call Vancouver Canucks. That MORTGAGES - 1st, and 2nd cellaneous household items. has worked so hard to win all of these first four games, we may was 480 short of a sellout. Board of Appeals experience. Must read Hartford. SECRETARY — Very diver­ for appointment, 646-5585. COW MANURE - $6 and $12 have a city-wide celebration when we get our first win. The Zoning Board of Appeals Polntlng-Poparlng 13 mortgages — interim financing sified and uncommon full-time TWO-FAMILY Tag Sale - Town of East Hartford — expeditious and confidential blueprints. Excellent fringe loads. Also gardensnroto-tilled. We hope it’s going to be this week. of Andover, Conn, will hold a MALE Service Station atten­ job in health cuency located Saturday, October 13, 10-5. 17 Phone 649-8731 after 6 p.m. service, J. D. Real Estate benefits and pay. WANTED babysitter in my East Hartford, Connecticut public hearing on Wednesday, R4M PAINTING - Painting, dant, full or part-time nights, near Hartford-West Hartford home, hours 11:30 a.m. to 4:45 Brookfield Drive, Glastonbury. Assoc. 643-5129. experienced preferred, but will October 17,1973 at 8:00 P.M. in paperhanging, exterior and in­ line. Applicant should be flexi­ p.m. Must have own transporta­ Main Street to Overlook Road, Waaring Apparal 57 terior, commercial and PRESSURE BLAST train. Apply Moriarty Brothers, “INVITATION the Town Office Building to ble, cooperative and social ac­ tion, 643-7809 after 5 p.m. second left, Brookfield. Stereo, Esposito Hat Trick residential, 644-0642. Privota Inttructlont 32 315 Center Street, Manchester. tion oriented. Other color TV, riding habit, hear the following appeals ^ MFG.CO.glNC. LADY’S beautiful winter coat, requirements, secretarial skills Polaroid, clothing, books, ski TO BID” asking relief from the zoning 41 Chapel Street CASHIER — 3 to 4 nights week­ worn once, too large for owner, J.P. LEWIS & Son custom STENOGRAPHY PART-TIME janitorial. and knowledge of office ly, 4 to 11 p.m. Call Mr. Colson, boots, skates, some new. NBA Action Cut Short laws of the Town of Andover. Manchester, Conn. size 14-16. Reasonaole, 649-7470. RE: 12-(1974) New Police decorating, interior and Typewriting Beginnint Manchester area. Three hours procedures. Salary open, good at The Steak Out, Vernon, 646- No. 110 Bruce MacKay, Long exterior, paper hanging. Fully termediate, advanced nightly. Five nights weekly. fringe benefits. Call 233-2601. 6166. TAG SALE — Saturday, 10-5 . Wantad Buy Powers Bruins Win Cruisers Call 249-6889. (o 56 insured. 649-9658. levels. Phone 643-8295. Call Mrs. Brunetti, 643-2487, Sealed bids will be received Hill Rd., Andover, Conn. p.m. Rain date Sunday 10-5 p.m. Requesting a variance to con­ between 10 a.m. - 5 p.m., MALE HELP wanted, DRIVER — Salesman, for es­ 13 Alton Street, Manchester. WANTED — Antique furniture, NEW YORK (AP) - This is for the Chicago struck for all of its goals in the at the office of the Purchasing MACHINIST - We have the struct a tool shed on his proper­ T.J. FLANAGAN and Sons, MEYERS Piano and Music weekdays. bartender, full-time, nights. tablished route, salary and paid Furniture, crib, clothes, mis­ glass, pewter, oil paintings or third period. J.P. Bordeleau got the first Agent, 740 Main Street, East Interior-exterior painting. following openings: Lathe, Slippery Court National Hockey League goalies who ty on Long Hill Rd. Studios has 7 teachers for Army and Navy Club, send vacation. Call 649-0305. cellaneous. other antique items. Any quan­ goal at 5:35 before Dennis Hull and rookie Hartford, Conn, until Thursday Reasonable rates. Swirled piano, guitar, organ and drums. Bridgeport, Jig Bore, Cin- r e s u m e to ‘ “^Box ‘O’ FLORAL - Jean Archambault a re so concerned about Phil tity. The Harrisons, 643-«09, Esposito’s health. Darcy Rota added some cushion. ■f Nov. 1,1973,10:00 a.m. and wlU Item Requested ceilings our specialty. Call 643- Students now being enrolled. timatic. The Purdy Coro., 586 Manchester Herald. FULL TIME dental assistant, GARAGE SALE — 732 Center 165 Oakland astreet. 186-488, Dee Simmons 170-174- The defending Stanley Cup Champion be publicly opened and read at Rear Yd. 21 Ft. 1949. Call 649-3057 or stop in at 111 Hilliard Street, Manchester, prefer at least one year St., October 12,13,14,12-5 p.m. Postpones Play Watch out! 649-0000. 501, Jan Wright 473, Carolyn Montreal Canadians started their defense that time and place for the Required Center Street, Manchester. WANTED Pressman with experience but will train. Write Many miscellaneous items for HIGHEST prices paid for an­ Sulzinski 459. Esposito, the National Hockey League's of their crown without All-Star goalie Ken above mentioned commodities 50 Ft. INSIDE-Outside painting Open 9 a.m.-8 p.m. PART TIME maintenance experience on AB Dick 360 resume to P.O. Box 1, Glaston­ house and garden. tique furniture, paintings, Special rates for peopm over ( man, 10-2. Laurel Manor, 649- iress. With small growing firm, NEW YORK (AP) — The Golden State Warriors have es­ leading scorer four of the past five Dryden, who retired, but the there was no bnd service. At this hearing interested bury. clocks and all collectibles. Any Fully’ insured.i • -Estimates ■ given. PIANO lessons available. 4519. cSuiiTEirBlIT lagle Offset Printing. 647-1311. tablished themselves early in the season as the “Calamity MISFITS - Dot Roberts 176-477, seasons, still isn’t 100 per cent recovered noticeable weakness in the Montreal Information for bidders, persons may appear and I' TAG S A L E - October 13 and 14, quantity. Cameron, 644-8962. CaH'649-7863. Bachelor of Music degree in BABYSITTER wanted nights Jane” team of the National Basketball Association. Alice Solomanson 192, Narda from April surgery on his right knee, but goal—only in replacement Bunny specifications, proposal and heard and written com­ 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Wood com­ piano pedagogy. Call after 4 PART TIME - $3.50 per hour, 4 WANTED BOOKKEEPER — For health for working mother. Call 646- ary . Grover 180-466, Russell Aceto Vancouver gpalie Gary Smith would be the Larocque’s stomach. contact forms are available at munications received. Said potes, mirrors, candle holders, Wednesday, the Warriors, for the second s tra i^ t night, had a GRAD STUDENTS available p.m., 643-0835. evenings per week and Satur­ Evenings, 7 p.m. to midnight, organization located near 1640. scones, clocks, bun trays, mower in good condition. 504, John Arigno 210-526. last to know it. the office of the Purchasing game postponed because of a slippery court. “I was so nervous that I became sick appeal is on file and may for painting, 4 years day, full-time position available or midnight to 6 a.m. Apply in Hartford-West. Hartford line. plaques, pictures and mis- Reasonable. Call 646-2976. The court conditions were caused by moisture on a newly Esposito slapped three goals past Smith, between periods,” Larocque said after Agent, 740 Main Street, East seen in the office of the Town experience, fully insured. Free also. Phone 569-1010, between 3 person to Mr. Randall, General ledgers, payroll, MOUNTAIN DEW - Mae Lar­ Halp Wantad cellaneous. 40 Montclair Drive, shellacked floor at Cobo Arena in Detroit. career Nos. 399-401 Wednesday, in the stopping 28 of 30 shots in Montreal’s 5-2 Hartford. Clerk. estimates. Call our competitors 35 and 7 p.m. benefits, taxes, records, typing. off Scott Drive, Manchester. Rooma Without Board 59 son 203-500, Peggy Craig 190- Boston Bruins’ 6-4 season-opening victory victory over Minnesota. The right is reserved to reject Dated in Andovar, Connec­ then call us, 649-7034. Salary open, good fringe COLLECTOR Tuesday night, Golden State was to open its season in REGISTERED Nurses 3 p.m. DIP & SIP DONUTS 490, Dona Price 184-193-524, over the Vancouver Canucks. John Stewart’s goal late in the second any or all, or any part of any or ticut this the 6th day of Oc­ ASSEMBLERS and coil' benefits. Call 233-2601. Full-time, with phone TAG SALE—Saturday October FURNISHED room. Near Cleveland, but that game was also called off because of a wet ESTABLISHED painting con­ to 11 p.m., 11 p.m. to 7 a.m., 40- 335 Center Street floor. D ottle W hitehead 180-477, Elsewhere in the NHL, Montreal period gave the Atlanta Flames a 1-1 tie all bids when such action is tober, 1973. winders, must have finger experience. Phone for 13. 9 a.m. Large assortment of Manchester Center, clean, BFETTY Richardson 465, San­ tractors. (If it’s worth owning, hour week, ^ la r y $375.30 bi­ dexterity and capable of flne RECEPTIONIST - Assistant interview. quiet, homelike atomosphere. “One thing like this you could say okay,” said Warrior Coach A1 downed Minnesota 5-2; Toronto outscored with the New York Islanders in the deemed to be for the best In­ Andover Zoning Board weekly, $387.78 bi-weekly with items including furniture and dy Beben 475, Terry Cardile 498, it’s worth painting). Expert work. Will train. Hours 7:30 to 4 with typing, for doctor’s office. appliances. 21 Edmund St. Rain Parking. Mature gentleman Attles. “But two? Somebody’s trying to tell me something.” Buffalo 7-4; the New York Rangers beat season-opener for both second-year terest of the Town of East Hart­ of Appeals workmanship, spray, brush, degree. Many fringe benefits. RN-LPN, 3-11, part time, apply Edna Ruff 469. p.m. Apply to Able Coil and Reply Box "N”, Manchester 646-6300 date Sunday. preferred. Phone 569-2525. In other NBA games, the Chicago Bulls buried Kansas City- Detroit 4-1; the New York Islanders and teams. ford. Erich Siismets, roll, interior, exterior. Houses Veterans Home and Hospi Electronics Howard Road, Burnside Convalescent Home, Herald. Omaba 105-90, Houston blitzed the Philadelphia 76ers 104-88,and the Atlanta Flames skated to a 1-1 tie; Lome Henning had scored New York’s Town of East Hartford Chairman painted as low as $100,643-0001. Exit 23, off 1-91, West Street, Bolton, Conn. 870 Burnside Ave. East Hart­ SILK CITY - Ralph Dukett 210- GARAGE SALE — 140 Kennedy THE Thompson House — Cot­ Phoenix defeated Seattle 115-111. Chicago blanked Los Angeles 3-0, and goal earlier in the second period. John W. Torpey Stephen Willard, Rocky Hill. Call 529-2571, exten­ ford. 289-9571. PART-TIME evenings and FULL-TIME position for local tage St., centrally located, 513, Don Levitt 204-535, Ken sions 395, 233, 248. Road, Saturday and Sunday, ^ The Warrior-Piston game was postponed until tonight. The California squeezed by St. Louis 2-1. Vic Hadfield and Billy Fairbalra scored Purchasing Agent Secretary STEPS, sidewalks, stone walla, NEED MONEY? Why get weekend help, prefer older bank. Must have knowledge of 6. Kitchen set, tables, recliner large, pleasantly furnished Plecity 201-551, Fred Gauthier ------— ______s______game actually did get underway and Detroit was ahead 21-14 in Esposito scored the 399th goal of his 11- on power play goals and Ranger goalie Ed fireplaces, flagstone terraces, c "snowed under” by Christmas DODJUT Maker wanted, will mature person, experienced bookkeeping and good typing chair, lamps, clothing, books, rooms, parking. Call 649-2358, 212-546, Ron Ramsdell 222-594, ncrete repairs, inside and out­ MACHINIST— Part-time, mor­ Bills? Earn easy, extra, spare­ train. Apply in person, Bess preferred. Apply in person. the first quarter when referee Darrell Garretson called off the year NHL career by backhanding a Bobby Giacomin was credited with a rare assist, ability. Interesting and diver­ small air-conditioner, outboard for overnight and permanent Garry Thompson 208-581, Ron side. Reasonably priced, 643- nings, The Amerbelle Corpora­ time money to pay them as an Eaton, 150 Center St. Between Surwill’s Mobil Station, 1083 game after complaints from Warrior players. Orr past goalie Smith. sparking the New York Rangers to a 4-1 sified work offering good motor and assorted household guest rates. Plecity 212-573, Bob Thomas 0851. tion, 104 East Main Street, Avon Respresentative. Call 289- 1-4 p.m. Burnside Ave., East Hartford. Bill Russell had his debut as head coach of Seattle spoiled when Goal No. 400 came midway through the victory over the Detroit Red Wings. •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• benefits. Call 646-1700. items from many families. 201-508, Jim Lawrence 201, Ron Rockville. Contact Mr. Larry 4922. LADIES ONLY - Nicely fur­ Phoenix opened up a 20-point lead with a minute left in the first second period on a 10-foot blast on another Gary Croteau’s unassisted goal with less NOTICE Bullding-Controcting 14 Passardi, 875-3325, between half. Custer 248-623, Ed Suchecki 205- feed from Orr. than three minutes remaining gave the MEDICAL Secretary- ABOVE ground redwood swim­ nished room for rent, all 8:30 a.m.-5 p.m. An equal op­ FRIENDLY Ice Cream Shop, utilities included, private 551, Dick Cote 203-573, Jim It was a good night all around for the portunity employer. receptionist, experienced, part- ming pool, 12x24'. Give us a Guard Charlie Scott scored 26 points to lead Phoenix, which California Golden Seals a 2-1 opening- INVITATION MASON — Plastering, brick Burr Corners, accepting time, doctor’s office, good bedroom with community Stamler 210-534, Frank Pitts Esposito family as Phil’s brother Tony Positions Now Open reasonable offer, and we will presented their coach John MacLeod with his first victory since game victory over the St. Louis Blues. laying stone laying and con­ applications for male help, typing skills, familiar with in­ kitchen, living room and two 214-564, A1 Little 506, Walt MAN for tire service, with accept it. You must remove it making the jump from Oklahoma University. posted the 37th shutout of his career in Dave Keon and Rick Kehoe each scored crete. New and old. Free es­ evenings and weekends. Must surance forms. Medical Place­ from premises. Call after 5 baths. Ideally located to bus Smolensk! 530, Bob Oliver 519, TO BID growing tire concern. Good The Philadelphia 76ers showed little inclination to burst loose Chicago’s 3-0 victory over the Los Angeles two goals, pacing the Toronto Maple Leafs timates gladly given. E. be over 18 to apply. Call for ap­ ment Service, 232-5226. p.m., 646-3369. line and stores. Please call Dan Skiba 528, Harry Plecity Kings. The Manchester Board of Richardson, 643-0889, 649-0608. benefits and overtime. Must be pointment, 649-55^. An equal after 5 p.m.. 644-0383. from the losing trend they followed last season. Houston opened to a 7-4 victory over the Buffalo Sabres. married and want steady work. FUEL OIL DRIVERS 518, Ken Thomas 544, Butch Education seeks bids (or a Sand opportunity employer. situation Wantad 36 TAG SALE — Saturday, Sun­ thee final quarter with a 16-point barrage led by Rudy NEWTON H. Smith : Sons - Apply in person, Manchester Tomjanovich and Calvin Murphy to hand Gene Shue a loss in his Magowan 507, Fred Plecity 502, Spreader. Sealed porposals will day. Toys, small bicycles, WANTED — Woman to share Skip Mikoleit 509, Bob Remodeling, repairing, ad­ Tire Inc., 295 Broad Street, GENERAL Office work, light house with same, own room. first game since becoming 76er coach. be received until October tt, Manchester. Must have class 2 license. For winter work. DO YOU NEED reliable battery power riding cars, ditions, rec. rooms, porches and bookkeeping and some typing babysitter for evenings, over­ Call 643-4856 after 6. Houston Coach John Egan said, however, he thought the 76ers’ Heavisides 523, John Gollangos 1173 until 3:30 p.m. at which plywood fireplace, Kawasaki Illing Extends Soccer Win Skein roofing. No job too small. Call necessary. Manchester night, by experienced licensed 175 motorcycle, TV, tools, tires, prospects would improve once they regain the fulltime services 544, Ron Smith 505, Gunnar Lar­ time they will he publicly 649-3144. TOOL MAKER, machinists, Oldsmobile, 643-1511. son Sr. 508. Scoring early in the first mother? 643-9044 after 3 p.m. miscellaneous and the house, 56 ROOM FOR working of first round draft choice Doug Collins of Illinois State. Coilins n Winger Ed Anderson put Defensively, Bill Meier, opened. The right is reserved to milling machine operators, and Apply in person to Danny or Scotty . gentleman. Call after 6 p.m., quarter was all the Illing Junior Hawthorne Street, off West had a cast removed from a broken foot a few days ago and piayed Illing on the board two minutes Frank Ley, Rick Anderson, reject any and all bids. CARPENTRY - Repairs, lathe operators. Experienced FULL-TIME, female over 18,5- MATURE Woman, full, part- Middle Tpke. 649-1425. only five minutes Wednesday. NITK-OWL - Marie Szeteia High varsity soccer team into action and from there the Dave Peck and Phil Valentine SpNifIcaltons and bid forms remodeling, additions, roofing. necessary Apply at Paragon 12 midnight. Good pay and 188-478, Kathy Gasper 183-465, Tool Company, 121 Adams time, Manchester, receptionist, Nate Archibald, the NBA’s leading scorer last season, poured needed as it made it stand up defenses stiffened. turned in fine performances. may be secured at the Buslnw Call Davla Patrla, ^ u th Wind­ benefits for right person. Apply light office, phone, PBX, enjoys SEPARATION SALE - When CLEAN, furnished room (or Nancy Massaro 173, Naria sor, 644-1796. Street, Manchester. In person, C-J Grinder Shop, 273 in 42 points, but it wasn’t enough. Chet Walker had 29 points, and the rest of the way to register a Turhing in an excellent per­ Office, 45 N. School Street, MORIARTY BROS. public contact. 647-1249. you can't live together any working gentleman. Inquire 2 Fiorentino 211-459, Carol 1-0 triumph over the Coventry Illing traveled to RHAM Manchester, Connecticut. Ray­ Broad St., Manchester. longer it's best to separate. We Pearl Street or call 643-9353. Norm Van Lier added 25 for Chicago. formance In his first start as WES ROBBINS carpentry WOMAN wanted for pot Michaud 176-482, Betty Carroll freshman yesterday. The vic­ today in a rematch of an earlier This is a test pattern to mond E. Demers, Business Doga-BIrda-Patt 41 have skis, golf clubs, TVs, dis­ Archibald scored 16 points as the Kings opened up ann early 26- goalie was Dave Mathews, who remodeling specialist. Ad­ washing and general help. Good DELIVERY person wanted, 31B Contor Siroot 452, Dot Hills 485, Gert Farrell tory extended Illing’s unbeaten turned away 22 shots-on-goal In­ match which was marked up in determine The Herald's print­ Manager. Mandnster^ hes, clothing, books, tools, etc. SINGLE Room with bath, gar­ 14 lead, but the Bulls regained control in the second quarter ditions, rec rooms, dormers, wages, free meals Included. apply in person, Weldon Drug, age. older gentleman. Near 488: skein to five straight. cluding a penalty shot. the win column for Illing. ing quality. Raymond E. Demers IRISH Setter, one year old. Saturday and Sunday. October bullt-iiis, bathrooms, kitchens, Must furnish own transporta­ 767 Main Street, Manchester. male, all shots, free to good stores and bus line, 6494^131 649-3446. tion. Call 649-5313. 13 and 14,10 a m. firm to 4 p.m. Must have car. home, 646-7610. 93 Sandra Drive, East Hartford. after 6 p.m.

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i 3 d v 3 oaD I w I r n 3 PAGE TWENTY-SIX - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Thurs., Oct. 11, 1973 MANCHES’TER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Thurs,. Oct. 11. 1973- PAGE 'TWF.NTVJiir.vir.N *' Out of Town- Woowi» WWiout B o y r f B8 Ap*rtmont$ For Root 63 Ap»rtmont$ For Root 63 N o u s m For Solo 72 BUGS BUNNY For Ront Houses For Sale 72 Out oTTown-For Sole 78 66 OUT OUR WAY BY NED COCHRAN CLEAN, furnished room, for OMIOAIXON OF OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE 4W ROOMS, second floor. EAST Hartford Honey — Two- CUSTOMIZED Cape, owner COVENTRY - Excitingly un­ VA w r r r i R n o t responsible gentleman, private I Adults only. No children or vouR JM w r WAm ANVTIAAfr 4 - bedroom apartment, will assist with financing, 3 or 4 ique custom built Raisednanch PGTROLa AAV HOT DM WRITIM’ OUR PHONE trance, near center. Security PRESIDENTIAL (MrmhFcxrr FUNNVl THAT'S USING YOUR HEAP- JAHNSHOULP UM.-yAG, GTACEV, THE ; pets, 6494068. bedrooms, fireplace, enclosed on wooded lot, balcony 6 0 0 D NUAdSER DOWN SO IN LIKE i n ' -HME YOU LOCKBP ^ t h e “ '*S ]uired, 647-1145, 649-6896. appliances, air, carpets, HANDYMAN SPECIAL HMB, frVlVISTMi M A T ru e 'V MACHINE ITSELF IS COF^PIM'! ^ * porch, lovely interior, corner overlooks beamed cathedral ratxow i , CASE 1 SHOOLP LOSE YOUR TOY BAKIK a n * p r o p p e d 1 VILLAGE APTS. drapes, laundry facilities, base­ ) THIS aROCERY UST K B W O L B '^- SIMPLY A Toy.'THE RAW PRESIDENT MANCHESTER - Attractive 4 ment, parking. Only $183. 86-9. lot, central air-conditioning, ceiling living room, formal TH' KEY IN TH' MONEY SLOT NOW TO SIVE room apartment, stove, nice location, $34,500. 649-^. house *’° “**' dining room, 3 or 4 bedrooms, I CAN CALL You SO YOU WOULPNT MATERIALS ARE DER75ITEP SAID TO MANCHESTER Homefindera, $25 fee. 5494980, FROM Trf s t o r e / LOSE IT/ H IM A N IN ADVANCE WHILE THE PHONE - 4 Aportmonlo For Ront 63 refrigerator, references, no king sized master, multi­ EARFUL May Be Been Thia Saturday, Sunday, W A STES 6 0 INTO A HIM One and two bedrooms. pets, $140. 228-3540, 649-5325. ROCKVILLE — Rockland functional finished lower level, DUMMY CHAMBER! IMMEDIATELY PORTER Street palace — one- I I ■ I- — ■ ■ I and Monday, from 3 to 7 P.M. in-law apartment, 2)4 baths, ^ 'A T bedroom apartment, utilities, Near schools, churches Terrace Apartment, Highland BUT ^ CHARLES Apartments — East Ave., large one bedroom IMMEDIATE car gdrage. High 30’s. Philbrick ANY , appiiances, laundry facilities. and shopping center, on Middle Tpke, 4V4-room Located on; Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. THINK WHAT WOULD h o u r ! Parking, basement. glSO. 69-21. apartments, available im­ OCCUPANCY HAPPEN IF WE ADDED A bus line. Call anytime. tow nhouse, IW baths, all mediately. Includes heat, hot 413 East Middle Tpke., Manchester Homefindera, |2S fee. 5494980. appliances, two air- AAAGNETIC FIELD AND . 646-2623 water, carpeting, air- PRICED ONLY AT $26,900. BOLTON —. Beautiful contem- centripetal ~ conditioners, carpeting, heat, conditioning, all appliances, Manchester - .Well built . porary Ranch, 10 rooms, 2)4 SIX-ROOM Duplek; fenced in hot water, storage, patio, with dishwasher and disposal. Colonial off Autumn Street baths, fleldstone fireplace, m I I I yard with fireplace, 647-1057 soundproofing, basement gar­ that features brick and frame sunken living room, largeh ther­ after 6 p.m. Private terrace and pool, $175., SIX ROOM duplex, completely age. $ ^ . Available Nov. 1st. 8724360, 5294586. construction, plaster walls, mopane windows, on IW acre MICKEY FINN Call Charles Ponticelli, 646- redecorated. .Adults preferred, formal dining room, three MANCHESTER - Large with 10-mlle view, $48,500. BY HANK LEONARD MANCHESTER - Clean five- 0800, 649-9644. MANCHESTER no pets. 6 4 9 - ^ , 649-0459 after VERNON - Willow Brook large bedrooms, and a one-car Colonial recently redecorated, Philbrick Agency, Realtors, lO-U room apartment, third floor, 5 p.m. 7 big rooms, deep shaded lot, 646-4200. I'AA PLAVINfl A I l L T R Y NOW THIS IS A BIG I WAS THE FIRST ONE Apartments, 3W rooms at $180; DUPLEX SIX-SIX HUNCH—THAT VOU M V B EST, 8120, 64^2813. MANCHESTER - 4 rooms, garage. This home offers M ire'S HOMce—A u PART/ HOWGOOP IN MV CLASS TO LEARN 4W rooms at $195. Includes gar^e. Fine for growing fami­ HORACe-I'VE HAD A MIGHT BE WHAT. M R . C A R R ) A R E V O U A T centrally located, 2 blocks from gracious family living in a Beat the high cost of living by s e r TO BM BAKK ON HIS THE STAR SPANGLED FIVE ROOM Duplex, near park heat, hot water, refrigerator, ly. F.J. Spilecki Realtor, 643- COVENTRY - Single house l-OT Of TROUBLE I'M LOOKING FOR . MEAAORIZING BANNER AND THE FOUR large room Duplex Main Street. Kitchen good neighborhood, con­ 2121. owning this all aluminum C A/reeN a s a n a c t o r ! FINOINfi AN ACTOR and shopping, private shaded oven-range, disposal, dis­dls- and garage, good condition, on LINESP PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE/ available, Notember 1st. Attic, sided, well maintained two FORTHIS------role' yard, full basement and attic, remodeled, security and hwasher,asher, wall-to-wall venient to shopping, schools, large treed lot. Lake privileges. basement, garage, middle-aged adults. $170. Phone 6406297, referen ces required, $140 etc. Needs a little TLC but the MANCHESTER - Ranch, 6 family located in a fine area couple. No children or pets, MO- car peting, air-conditioning,...... Ideal for small family, or 643-5691. monthly. Call 1-564-3095. parxing, swimming pools, price is only $31,000. rooms, large lot in the Keeney of homes. A great real estate retired couple. For sale by School area. Great starter or lighted tennis courts, basket­ investment at only $41,900. owner, 649-2348. INVENTION MANCHESTER - Three FOUR-ROOM Duplex apart­ ball court, ice skating, picnic retirement home. F.J. Spilecki, Call Mr. Bogdan today to ONE-BEDROOM apartment, rooms, first floor, stove, ment, stove, parking. Adults, no MARTENS AGENCY Realtor, 643-2121. SSSsJST THE WORRY WART N -ll OUST NEEDS A Rvl 'aC^C^riin' groves, storage. No pets. Call make an appointment. 649- THREE Bedroom Raised l i t t l e w o r k * Iv i I J .'/r lr ^ ^ no children or pets, convenient­ refrigerator, parking. $105 plus pets, 6494873. Roolton ly located. |1M. 647-9903, 649- Vernon, 872-wll between 9-4, 15306 Ranch, 2-car garage. Mark utilities. 643-9274. 646-2556 CAPTAIN EASY 1421 evenings and weekends. weekdavs, after 4, and on Drive, Coventry. A. Adams, BY CROOKS & LAWRENCE THREE-BEDROOM Duplex, weekencls, call 872-4400. P.S. Oak flooring in living • • B & W • • Better Buy Realty, 649-3434. 77 OAK Street — Five rooms, across Center Park, one block MANCHESTER - 3-bedroom to bus lines. Older children room, dining room and foyer Why Rent? $185 includes heat. Security VERNON — One and two The BARROWS & WAIXACE Co. ANDOVER — 4)4 room Ranch, apartment, in 4-family house, accepted. No pets. Available presently being refinished Uke When you can own this lovely required. 7424567. bedroom apartments, im­ new. Realtors — MLS 2 bedrooms, large living room ^completely remodeled. soon, $175. 646-1590 after 5 p.m. 6-room Ranch with a spacious Manchester Parkade — S49-U0S Available immediately. Securi­ mediately available at Town with stone fire^ace, 2 blocks FOUR ROOMS, second floor, House Gardens. This suburban living room, large dining from private beach. Reduced to ty required, |150. Eastern, 646- for middleaged or elderly cou­ SEVEN ROOM apartment, room, convenient kitchen, 3 PRISCILLA’S POP BY AL VERMEER 8250. apartment community of un­ $20,500. Lessenger Co., ple. Rental agreement. 643-7094 modern kitchen, stove, MANCHESTER — Compare bedrooms, tiled bath, sun CUSTOM BUILT full dormer Realtors, 646-8713,2^3101,423- H O W M U C H 1021. $34,900. Philbrick Agency, Featuring; m i GLASTONBURY - Prospect Charles Lesperance, 649-7620. age. Excellent location. Near I Realtors — MLS g HAvia POIIJTBPU^IO Realtors, 646-4200. I Manchester Parkade— 64t-5]06 ■ • Saif dean ranga Apartments, 8 minutes from churches, shopping, on bus line. FIVE-ROOM apartment in BOWERS CAPE — Fireplace, Principals only. Call 649-8884 or PIFFgRBKir • Larga rafrigarator Hartford, spacious 3 rooms, TWO-FAMILY Duplex, 7 and 8 MANCHESTER — Immediate, renovated mansion. Includes carpeting, stove, refrigerator, garage, established 1-745-5944. • Stiag carpMng rooms, newly remodeled W R g a i o u ^ ! newer 5-room Duplex, 3 everything, $235. Paul W. paneling, $185 with heat and neighborhood, Helen D. Cole, bedrooms, $215 plus security. Dougan Realtor, 643-4535, 646- • Color co-ordinatad kitchens and baths. Large Realtor/MLS, 643-6666. NORTH WINDHAM - 7.7 i OVERSIZED Cape with gar­ parking. 643-1440. private yard. Immaculate con­ Mr. Frechette, 647-9993. 1021. • Full private basements age. Newly painted, 1)4 baths, acres, 400’ more or less fron­ dition throughout. Garages. • Hook-ups for waslior dryor MANCHESTER — Charming 7- plastered walls, fireplace, tage, non-development. Four- BOLTON — Large three-room Central location, $49,500. room Ranch, large kitchen, 2 ^NCHESTER — Immediate, NEW 3-bedroom Duplex, half of • Priypto patios A sntrancss ^artm en t, quiet neighborhood. room C ^e located in desir^le aluminum storms, screens, immaculate 3-room apartment, two-family. 1(4 baths, Philbrick Agency, Realtors, Henry OTeet area, large rec doors. 7 rooms, plus beautiful bedrooms and bath^ drilled • Wdk to shopping i sciiools Carpeting, fireplace, sundeck, 6464200. wali-to-wall carpeting, new carpeting, appliances included. room, fireplaced living roonj, glassed and screened porch. well, septic system. Needs MQcfef Apta. Open references required. $19() bath, new kitchen, central, Full basement, $267 per month. dining room, and much more. Parklike private yard. Owners plenty of work. Extra building Dally 12 ’til Dark monthly, 643-5983. MANCHESTER — 5 family plus lot. Terms available, $30,500. quiet, $160 plus security. Mr. Paul W. Dougan, Realtor, 643- Wall-to-wall carpet throughout. retiring, fast sale wanted. 'tHE FLINTSTONES BY HANA-BARBERA FYechette, 647-9993. 4535, 646-1021. End of Congrets St 5-car garage, excellent income, Priced at $35,900. Zinsser Agen­ Make a reasonable offer. Mrs. Lessenger Co., Realtors, 646- central location, $69,900. cy, 646-1511. 8713, 228-3101, 423-9291. off West Hdde Tpko. Business Locations- Millette, Belfiore Agency, 647- FOUR ROOM flat, second TWO-BEDROOM Townhouse, Tot $464363, 6434535 or 646-1021 Philbrick Agency, Realtors, 1413. For Rent 67 646-4200. BOLTON - New Listing, 80’ A1.LEY OOP BY V.T. HAMLIN floor. Security deposit full private basement. Private BOWERS School area — Small OlW»Siad. lar. required. Call 643-8507. entrances and patio. Includes practical house and detached U&R built. Raised Ranch, 2 c H * M aM«m* IF MANCHESTER - 100,000 baths, acre treed lot, top condi­ SOMEBOOV UH-HUH.' RIGHT ? YES/ I WAS JUST B u e v ^ heat, appliances, carpets, $2^ FOUR-ROOM apartment, square feet, will divide. garage on a nice lot. Full base­ IMMEDIATE DADUM o LIFE GARDEN Apartments — per month. Paul W. Dougan, appliances, heat, garage, ment. Quiet area, close to bus tion, $46,900. Hayes Agency, HANOn I THIUUeH THOSE ) STANDING HERE \NA& Suitable for manufacturing and OCCUPANCY 6464)131. THIS VINE I BUSHES OVER PAY W IF Desirably located, 2 bedrooms, Realtor, 643-4535, 646-1021. available November 1st. Adults warehouse. 1-226-1206. ASSUMABLE line, shopping. Aluminum TO VOU? -rUEBis» PEBBIE PLAVEP kitchen, living room, second only, 643-2551. storms and screens. Oil heat, I Fulton Rd., Manchester. 6- LIKE A EAST HARTFORD - Close to ° Q L u e floor, heat, hot water, range, SIX ROOM Duplex, near center 460 MAIN St. — Ideal for store, MORTGAGE all for the seldom heard of price room Cape. Aluminum b a s e b a l l refrigerator, parking, no pets. FOUR ROOMS, second floor, Here’s well appointed comfort the Aircraft, 6-6 Duplex that QLU@ of town. Parking. $170. Call 644- office, etc. $160. Call 646-2426,9- of $25,000. Keith Real Estate, siding, attached garage. GAME-I'D Available November 1st. 0139 after 5 p.m. no heat, $80 per month. 3^ 646-4126, 649-1922. has been used as a ' rooming SEND IN 5. - from the wall-to-wall living I Fireplace. 30’s. Adults. 643-0973, 643-7796. Oakland Street, 643-6225. room, dining rm. and kitchen house, 2-car garage. Priced to A PINCH- sell at $36,900. Vacant. T. J. MANCHESTER - Midland and carpet to Uie built-in range MANCHESTER - 3-family HITTER PROFESSIONAL office, Crockett, Realtor, 643-1577. PLEASANT four-room apart­ Centennial Apartments, two Furnished Apartments 64 and dishwasher. Duplex, bus line, nice yard, LAPENTA ^ FOE ment. Stove, refrigerator, no beautiful, spacious. Excellent rooms at $120; three rooms at exposure. First floor, all separate fiirnaces, good income X o a d d v ! pets. Call 6494641, 5 to 8 p.m. $150, $155 and $160; four rooms FURNISHED apartment — One Why have a landlord when you builder, Hayes Agency, 64^ REALTOR GLASTONBURY - Brand new bedroom, heated, appliances, facilities, parking. Reasonable can buy on these term s - 7%% 0131. all brick, 8-room Dutch at $170 and $175. Newly rent. 649-1680, 649-3549. 646-2440 CALLING Couples! Two- renovated. Includes heat, hot wall-to-wall carpets, parking, assumable mortgage! ($9000. Colonial, three full tile baths, 2 bedroom, 3 family house, water, oven-range, basement. $160. 81-5 to assume) MANCHESTER - Porter fireplaces, treed lot, family m ___ M washer, parking, basement. Homefinder, $25 fee. 549-6980. STORAGE warehouse, 10,500 room with beamed ceiling and refrigerator, parking add square feet. Stock Place, rear. Make a Bea line to this honey Street section, 6-room custom Real steal for $135. 70-29. storage. No pets. Call Vernon, built Cape, dormer, garage, pegged oak floor. Prime L Attractive rental. Brokers of a house! 7-room Colonial - SMALL four-room home on residential area, $68,500. Call Homefinders, $25 fee. 549-6980. 8724511. UTILITIES PAID, furnished treed lot. Hayes Agency, 646- large 100x225’yard. Asking $20,- MR. ABERNATHY protected, all 522-3114. choose your own carpet, 0131. Warren E. Howland, Realtors, BY ROLSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY one-bedroom apartment, 000. Will listen to any LUXURY apartment, two appliances, carpels, drapes, colors, etc. 643-1108. 122 EAST Center Street - New .reasonable offer, Belfiore bedrooms, utilities, appliances, APARTM ENT parking, basement, call now, King size master bedroom - PRIME AREA — 16’x32’ swim­ Agency, 647-1413. carpets, yard for kids. $199. 72- $175. 84-30. Homefinders, $ ^ first-flor o space, convenient BOLTON — 4-bedroom Ranch, COME ON, CUDPLE5! RENTAL OFFICE location, ample parking, on bus Lots of closets - Central loca­ ming pool goes with this 7 room JU M P THROUGH 17. Homefinders, $25 fee, 549- fee, 549-6980. tion - Fully insulated - Large Split with 2 baths, one car gar­ with 2-car garage on over one- Sheinwold on Bridge line. Will subdivide to fit your TWO FAMILIES - Two to acre treed lot, fireplaced living THE p u s We have a large variety of needs, 646-1180. rec rm. area at ground level - age, on % acre lot. T. J. choose from. One is 5-5 flat, ONE ROOM, bath, stove, room, formal dining room, 2 A HOOP! deluxe one and two-bedroom Fireplace -1)4 baths. Crockett, Realtors, 643-1577. with 3 garages, one is 6-7 OUTSTANDING deal, one apartments and townhouses refrigerator, heat, hot water. full baths. Assumable 5)4% THREE carpeted, air- Duplex with 5 garages! Both HOLD-UP USEFUL South dealer Daily Quralion bedroom apartment, heated, throughout Manchester. Ren­ Apply Marlow’s, 867 Main Priced in mid 30’s. f m ortgage. Asking $39,900. Risk Justified appliances, wall-to-wall Street. conditioned rooms available convenient locations, never a Zinsser Agency, 646-1511. AT TRUMP CONTRACT North-South vulnerable Partner opens with one tal office open daily from 9-5, immediately. Can be sub­ vacancy. Call for details, ’This time the risk of a ruff is ca^ ts, parking, dishwasher, OWNER By Alfred Sheinwold N O R TH spade, and the next player other times by appointment. divided. Call 649-5261 or stop at Belfiore Agency, 647-1413. justified. You make your con­ bring Junior and rover. Only ROCKVILLE — Available Oc­ Seven-room Ranch, Green A 10 7 4 pasees. You hold: Spades, 6-, John H. Lappen, Inc. 164 East KEITH Most players use the hold-up $210. 73-19. Homefinders, $25 tober 1, nicely furnished 3)4 REAL ESTATE Manor section, garage. Many 9 7 3 tract by refusing the first trick. .3; Hearts, K-Q.j.6-2; Center Streel. MANCHESTER — Executive 4 5 COVENTRY (North) $57,500.! at notrump contracts. You fee, 5494980. DMUTO ENTERPIHSES, MC. room apartment, residential new features and extras. 0 AQ975 West continues with the jack Diamonds, 6-2; Clubs, 9-7-5- 649-1922 646-4129 bedroom, 9 room Colonial, for­ refuse to win the first trick in a 2404 New State Rl, Manchester area. Married couple only need Shown by appointment only. { A LOT OF ROOM | ♦ AQ of hearts. East follows suit, and DYNAMITE double — One apply. No pets, security, $160 7,600 SQUARE Feet, truck mal dining room, family room suit, hoping to cut com­ dock, sprinklefred, heavy floor Call 643-8042 aftei; 3 P.M. or plus rec room, 2 fireplaces, etc. 1 4)4 acres surround this 5-g W EST EAST you take the ace. Now you draw B hat do you sav? bedroom, heated, appliances, 640-1021 monthly, 6^1060. TWO-FAMILY, 5-5 flats, good munications between the two load. Warren E. Howland, weekends. Principals only. Luxurious in-ground pool. Call ' bedroom Colonial Split, 2)4 ■ A 6 3 A Q J 9 two rounds of trumps and take Answer: Bid 1 N'T. The hand laundry facilities, parking, income, $29,900. Philbrick opponents. This sort of play is Realtors, 643-1108. John Boothroyd, J. D. Real 2 baths, famiiy room with w et! KQJ62 9 104 the diamond finesse. isn’t quite strong enough for a basement. Only $165.- 75-17. WE HAVE customers waiting COMPLETELY furnished 3 Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. risky at a suit contract but may 0 62 0 K43 Homefinders, $iS fee, 549-6980. room apartment, on second * 3 3 , 9 0 0 Estate Associates, 646-1980. , ■ bar, 2-car garage, family size! WINTHROP BY DICK CAVALLI East wins with the king of response of two hearts. A for the rental of your apartment still be advisable. dk9754 441 108 3 2 floor, parking available, im­ 8,300 SQUARE Feet, for 80 ■ kitchen and a big beautiful ~ diamonds, but cannot lead a response at the level of two or home. J.D. Real Estate cents per square foot including GEORGIAN Colonial Center South dealer SO U TH BARGAIN — One bedroom Associates, Inc. 643-5129. mediate occupancy, 649-1287 Lots-Land for Sale 73 I view of hiils & river. Call * heart. It was for this very should promise at least 10 heat, sprinklered offices. chimney, 2 fireplaces, modern REDWOOD FARMS - 7 room North-South vulnerable A AK852 apartment, appliances, dis­ after 2. kitchen with built-ins, large for­ I Tony Wasilefsky at 649-53061 reason that you refused the first points. Warren E. Howland, Realtors, wooded Cape, aluminum siding, Opening lead — King of (? A85 hwasher, garbage disposal, air, MANCHESTER - New 3 mal dining room, front-t^back 2-car garage, family room, BOLTON — Approved 2)4 acre g today. I trick. No matter how East con­ carpets, drapes, parking, base­ 643-1108. hearts 0 J 10 8 bedroom duplexes, 1% baths, Houses lor Rent 65 living room, large front foyer, beamed cathedral ceiling. wooded building lot on dead-end tinues,.you will discard a heart ment. $145. 82-26. Homefinder, carpeting, stove, refrigerator, den, screened porch, 4 street. Philbrick Agency, ; • • B & W * * I 44 K6 Copyrifdil 1973 $25 fee. 5494980. Custom kitchen, 22’xl4’ West opens the king of hearts, on one of dummy’s long $250 monthly. Frechette & Mar­ KIDS and pets okay, 3 bedroom Wanted to Rent 69 bedrooms, 2)4 bajhs, garage, jalousied sunporch, many Realtors, 64&4200. South West North East General Features Corp. and East plays the ten. Should diamonds. tin, Realtors, 647-9993. house, healed, appliances, laun­ large lot, high on a hill in one of extras. $40s. Principals. Owner, ! n . BARROWS & WALLACE a . ! 1 A Pass 2 0 Pass DANDY DOUBLE - 3 dry facilities, garbage disposal. RESPONSIBLE couple with Manchester’s finest 647-1709. 40 ACRES of land in I Realtors — MIS ■ you win the first heart trick or 2 N T Pass 3 A ■ Pass \ bedrooms, appliances, laundry LOOKING for anything in real ;arage, basement. $350. 76-14. two children, 9 and 16, looking neighborhoods, $66,500. Manchester on East Hartford g Manchester Parkade — MMN6 I should you hold up your ace? 4 A All Pass facilities, carpets, parking, estate rental — apartments, nlomefinders, $25 fee. 549-6980. for rent, at least two b^rooms. Philbrick Agency, Realtors, MANCHESTER - 6 room line. Philbrick Agency, Perhaps you fear that East Opening lead — 9 K Answer to Previous Puzzle basement. Fenced yard for homes, multiple dwellings, no Rental not to exceed $200 646-4200. Realtors, 646-4200. will ruff the second heart If you Redskins kids. Real deal for $195. 83-31. C ape, 1)4 b a th s, m odern fees. Call J.D. Real Estate VERNON — Newly redecorated monthly. References. Call 649- kitchen, finished family room, fail to take the first trick. ’Diis Homefinders, $25 fee, 5494980.' Associates, Inc.'6434129 0345, ask for Mr. Arnold. and then lead the jack of 3V4-room Ranch, with garage, CAPE — Four bedrooms, living garage, aluminum siding. ELUNGTON - Buildii^ lot, CONTEMPORARY Ranch, 2 kind of risk must be considered $175 per m onth. S ecurity diamonds for a finesse. East ACROSS 3 Kind of tea room with fireplace, large eat- Desirable location, Stanley near Ellington Ridge C ^tay acre Vermont type setting, 1)4 at trump contracts but not at MANCHEiSTER Masterpiece, required. 872-6304. RESPONSIBLE Couple with baths, 2 fireplaces, rec room, takes the king of diamonds and 1 Dakota 4 Swiss canton in kitchen, close to bus line. Im­ Agency, 643-5724. Club, $7,500. Philbrick Agency, 5 Guest (comb, one-bedroom, 2-family■ hohouse, W OODLAND two young children desire maculate condition. Immediate Realtors. 646-4200. low 40s. Hayes Agency, 646- notrump. a trump. He then leads his redskin heated, appliances, carpets, In this case, you lose the con­ 8 Canadian form; v a n MANCHESTER — Four-room private home or duplex. Prefer occupancy, $31,000. Philbrick 0131. remaining heart, whereupon redskin 6 Infernal drapes, parking, only $150. 84- tract by’wlnning the first trick. MANOR house, furnished, quiet setting, Holton or Washington School Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. PRICED RIGHT TOLLAND—2.3 Acres building SHORT RIBS BY FRANK O’NEAL West defeats the contract by 11 Idolizes concourse ■ CIP4 10. Homefinders, $25 fee. 549- g a r ^ . Responsible people on­ district. Consider others. lot, Merrow Road. T.J. CLEAN, 5-room Ranch, 3 You draw two rounds of trumps taking two heart tricks. 13 Warlike 7 One (comb, M1H17J IlIW U I W lZ ir.lU ) ly. $275 monthly. Hayes Agen­ Excellent references. 643-7357. Crockett, Realtors, Tolland of­ bedrooms, garage, good loca­ redskin form) W liUSMW Ul ■ Ii(il11lir.3li4fj APARTMENTS MANCHESTER - Rockledge Is what we say for this 4)4 a Challenge I l7.irJiSU2ll=4l:.i cy, 646^)131. section. Beautiful 5-bedroom fice, 875-6279. tion. Asking $26,900. Frechette -JlS-MEONiytlMEOF 14 Put in a new YARD for Kids, 2-bedroom, 2 Homestead Street room home here in IM REALLY ^^e,TDO>/l DONT , 0UTSINCB'THRY lining anew I Hl=tr=fW(-1 MOTHER and 14 year old Split, has living room with & Martin Realtors, Inc., 647- 'ABOISHEP CAPriAL YEAR 1 GET ANY EXER3SE. 9 Spotted cat family house. Heated. (Off W. NHddlo Tpka.) Manchester. Good sized ijOOKINd R3RWARD TO ALL THAT lORE ABOUT 1 ISNulllIles COLUMBIA — 5-room Ranch, daughter need reasonable clean COLUMBIA LAKE area - 9993. punisha ent 10 Disgusting 26 River crossing 36 Long cut firepiace, dining room, kitchen rooms, modern bath with TfiM FtSO flffAfS/ TURKEY J EATINI?/ 4 ;„ 16 — de 26 Part of a lathe 37 Weighls of Appliances, laundry facilities, MMiCHESTER dining room, garage, adults, 3 or 4 room apartm ent by with all appliances including Large treed lot, $9,500. Keith Acucar, Brazil 12 Legislative carpets, parking, snatch it up vanity, new heating system, TAR eAZ3E^*V bodies 31 Female saint India Bufflby references, no pets. Excellent November 15 or 30, vicinity dishwasher and disposal, wall- Real Estate, 646-4126, 649-1922. -By CLAY R. POLLAN- 17 Boy's name (Fr.) Wanted-Real Estalo AMU 13 Authenticate 39 Mimickers for only $210. 84-5. U M HOUSINfi CORP. neighborhood, $250, 228-3540. Manchester High School good location, space for 2 ad­ 77 UIRA 19AiUtude(ab.) 32 Baseball 41 Swiss canton to-wall carpeting, rec room, 3)4 W>U.2( J K Yovr Daily Activity Guide 20 Heating rievice 18 Certain rail­ Homefinders, $25 fee. 5494980. preferred. 643-5069. ditional rooms on 2nd floor. slugger 44 Masculine 1 and 2-bedroom luxury baths, large lot. Priced right. COVENTRY - )4 acre, $3,900. 't According to the Sion. 22 Entire amount ways (coll.) SEVEN ROOM house for rent, Call Mitten Agency, Realtors, 123,700. Vernon, lake view, )4 acre, $6,- SELLING your home or To develop message for Friday, 21 Musketeer 33 Operate nickname apartments. Features wall-to- 0^2621-2944 23 Kind of weight 34 Tape anew 46 Pub brew HEAT PAID — Two-bedroom UNFURNISHED house wanted 000. Tolland, treed acre, $3,900. acreage? For prompt friendly 543-39-56^ 24 Herons 23 Redskin tents wall carpeting, vanity tile older Colonial, 4 bedrooms, 643-6930. U&R REALTY GO., MG. ^^-72-73 read words correspond ir>g to numbers 61-6447 35 Island In New 47 Fall month apartment, garage, laundry tonmletely redecorated, large to rent, for 3 adults. Willing to Hayes Agency, 6464)131. service, call Louis Dimock of your Zodiac birth sign. 26 Pedal 25 Tributary of baths, built-in oven, range, 643-2892 TAURUS the Tweed York bav (ab. I facilities, basement. Only $17(). fard and garage, 15,minutes in redecorate. Reasonable rent or Realty, 649-9823. 1 Pton» 31 Som* 61 And SCORPIO extremities MANCHESTER - 94 Henry MS. 10 ocr. II 27 Fruit drink 85-36. Homefinders, $25 fee, 549- dishwasher, refrigerator and Rniwrt D. Murdock, Realtor EAST WINDSOR - 5)4 acres, 2 Moyb* 32 62 And 6 lartford, $265 per month. Call will negotiate for option. Street. New Garrison Colonial, I MAY » 26 Steep in gravy 1 2 3 4 6 4 7 6 10 6980. disposal, electric heat, 2 air 569-0800. . References and security fur-, possible mini farm, ideal for ALL CASH for your property 3 Today 33 Fdr 63 Th* NOY. If 2)4 baths, family room with within 24 hours. Avoid red tape, i1-S64043l 4 Don't 34 M U tura 64 Soctol 29 Middling conditioners, glass sliding ' nished. Call New Britain, 1-223- horses, $15,000. Call owner, 569- 1-77-7M0 5 Doy 35 Forty 63 Dtiruptivt 2- 9-28G1, (comb, form) II 12 13 FOUR ROOMS, centrally fireplace, stove, disposal, dis­ CONTEMPORARY Ranch, 12 instant service. Hayes Agency, 6Bring( 34At 66So*k 3 2 4 ^ ^ doors, all large rooms. Full MANCHESTER — 3)4-room 9196 anytime. 0800. BY ROY CRANE O IM IN I 30 Priority 16 located, second floor. Stove in­ hwasher. Must be seen. F.J. acres, 7 rooms, 4 bedrooms, 6484)131. BUZZ SAWYER 7 Bo 37 To 67 A H o irt SAGtTTARIUS (prefix) 14 basement storage area, ample Duplex, stove, refrigerator, Spilecki, Realtor, 643-2121. ; MAY I t B A 3SAAoy 68To cluded. No children or pets. beamed ceiling, garages, view. 9 Y ou'll 39Amut«m«ntt 69Advontogo N O Y .li^ 31 Front edge of 16 18 16 parking. Starting at $175. Han­ adults. $145 monthly, security. Business Property - For Out of Town-For Sole 78 HL WLLY, THIS IS TSE BONE. 1 THINK I'VE FBLIA WITH A BIQ N 0SE\ { m i M the tibia Middle-aged couple preferred, Immediate occupancy, 7 4 ^ 4 3 . Hutchins Agency, 649-5324. WE WILL buy your house for " no, b u t r r w a g lO A 40A 70 Rtolli* OK. II ^ 1 1 T 6494733. dy to shopping, schools, bus Sale 71 MANCHESTER - Split Level, ------^ cash. Call anytime, Hutchins ^eOTACLUEOHTHB- CATTLE RUSTLERS. WANTED TO SELL ME [A/MOTORmE; \ i 7-1635 nSlwrt 41 Unfoundtd 71 Slow 1^-59-6688^ 33 Horsemen W 5T and religious facilities. 7 rooms, 2 full baths, treed lot. CUSTOM built, air-conditioned, Agency, Realtors, 649-5324. * ...... —* CUT-RATE MEAT. TD LP HOW 7-41-74 l2H om iony 42 Bo 72 Now ' 70-7645461, 36 Capuchin 1 PROFEISSIONAL or office use HEBRON HOW'S THAT,? ' IR X LO W E P HIM l3 R o lg n t 43 You 73 EsporwKM monkeys 24 26 26 REAL STEAL — Two-bedroom, Model apartment open for in­ EAST CENTER S tre e t- Office Good area. F.J. Spilecki, 9 room California Ranch. HIM TO GET OUT. THEN . W ERE CANCU l4 J o u m *y ' 44L«od 74 Rumori CAPRICORN possible with 6-room plus Cape, JUST LISTED TBB? y / t o APLACGWifcRE 37 Parhelion JP 2 family house, basement, spection 1-5 p.m., Saturday building, originally set up for Realtor, 643-2121. Fireplaced living room, formal SELLING .^our property? Call HE THREATENED MB' GETTING IS Don't 4SNowt TSPIsouiro OK. 38 Bristle corner lot, close to everything, WHEN X wouLDtrr 1 thimk HE Lives. IBC on 4601 76 Your parking, yard for kids. Only and Sunday. Other times by dental office. Waiting room, dining room, modern kitchen Come see this immaculate us first. We’ll buy your home SOME- 11 JAM. 40 Ignited K $250 per month. Securily and , PAY is o A WEEK WHBRB/ l7 A u u m o 47 To 77Sid« 41 Bow 21 $155.8»’25. Homefinder, $25 fee, appointment. two operating rooms, spare with dining area, family room, seven-room Cape Cod with immediately at a fair price, all lOa2-2S-27-32 IBTodoy 48 Smooth 71 0< references, 649-7069. A room, three labs, half bath, lUNCNEtTER RNiGN three large bedrooms, fourth garage and breeieway set on cash. Call Lou Arruda, 644-1639, JOR PROTECTION., TEE. 5154426$ 19 Dun 49 Con 79 Don't 404841-1142)^ 42 Faucet r 32 M lOWiNfc SOA so Worry 43 Horn parking, plus three-room apart­ osslble. 2-car gajage. two acres of trees. All for the Arruda Realty. UO AOUABIUS CaH: Out o1 Town- 21 Aitionmont SI Things SI Paco 45 Woolly JT 37 16 ATTRACTIVE 4% room, se­ ment on second floor. $5(1,000. Three bedroonu, large func­ eautlfully lancTscaped realistic price of $^,500. A JU lY 11 2 2 0 u t3 d ( S 2B t 82 Today /A N . W 46 Western cattle ■ For Rent 66 g 13 Now K s cond floor apartment near U M HOUSINB CORP. Philbrick Agency, Realtors, tional (with bar) rec room, grounds. Marlon E. Roberupn, SELLING Your home, land or ^AV^tl 23Mort SSTodoy I I , 49 Absconder 16 call today to Mr. Bogdan will 24Todoy S4UoMlling B4 0 litf> 50 Egret park, bus stop and stores. Stove 643-9U 1 646-4200. beautiful Mg lot In Keeney ReiRealtor, 643-5953...... business? For quick efficient k ■ 1 ELLINGTON — Country living, open the door to ttiis fine Y1-14-16!M| 2Slnllutncei SSN KO ulty ISG t m I 12-13-24 51 Levels 43 44 46 and refrigerator, $150 monthly, service, call us. Cardinal Itaal- 267tian l6 P lo n i Hobart Murdocii, Realtor pleasant five-room apartment, School area. Value priced in honu. 6404)306. SOContInuo GARDEN CENTER - Over an ty, 646-1473. 27 Could S 7B t 17 Rtoionobly DOWN 41 lease, security. Middle-agra 643-9SS1 heated, garage. Prefer mature low 30’i. MANCHESTER - 5)4-room VIMO PtSCU u acre of land including a heated Ranch. Fireplace, center hall, LAU«. II 2BIUcolvo S BTrlpt BBH ondlt ] couple. No pets or children, Stopiwn J. Luchon Jr. working couple, no children. f • B & W f • CouW 59 Ambillout 89 And K R It ■ 1 Pruning hook greenhouse and a 6-room F. I SPUGM rec room, and fourth bedroom Th« BARROWS k WAIXACE Co. WANTED — ’Three-family or 6 (obi.) - u II II references required. Call 646- S lip t. 646-5207 ISiri. II STeko 40 On 9 0 B u tm tu m a A. 11* $185. Available December 1st. Realtor 643-2121 Reiltori — MLS 2 Fancy 1074. 872-8730. Colonial located on a busy main lower level. $,30,900. Hayes family In good location. Private 3-6-844H road. Fiano Agency, 646-5200. Agency, 6464)131. buyer. Phone 646-2699. F4tt® ^^ ^AJyene ^Ncutt^ 46-7549-90^ (NtWSPAPER INtenPRlSE ASSN)

F. f . PAGE TWENTY-EIGHT - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn,, Thurs., Oct. 11. 1973 • m' ■a Blue Ribbon Committee Meets It is the consensus among various interests in report, the board received a In addition, the Blue Ribbon of Women Voters, cautioned members of Manchester’s Blue Manchester.” Ribbon Government-Study 1,500-signature petition, committee will conduct a against a change in government The committee is to report its proposing an “opinion referen­ Committee that, in considering public hearing Nov. 14, to hear merely to satisfy those who iHanrltpHtpr Sunning Mpralh findings to the Board of Direc­ dum,” to permit the voters to the views of the public. what form of government is don’t like the present town tors in May 1974. Should Its decide what form of govern­ best for Manchester, the basic manager. MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, OCT. 12. 1973- VOL. XCIII, No. 11 study indicate a need for ment is best for Manchester. The committee tentatively Manchester—A City of Village Charm question is, "What form of agreed Wednesday that its "Any change should be for a TWENTY PAGES charter revision, the board The petition was circulated by greater reason than Just that,” PRICE: HI-TEEN CENTS government is best suited for would appoint a new Charter study, basically, will be of the the Manchester Property she said. the obvious growth in prospect council-manager and strong- Revision Commission, which Owners Association, whose Archibald Stuart agreed. "It for the town?” mayor forms of government, would make a determination of executive board had should be part of the ’The 15-member committee and the many variations of whether a townwide refei'en- recommended a change to a Democratic process and a was named in Aug. 7. It was in­ dum should be scheduled. each. strong-mayor form of govern­ legitimate election issue — structed to conduct “a thorough The 1972-73 Charter Revision ment. Committee member Eileen when people want a change in study of our (Manchester’s) Commission rejected any The board didn’t authorize Stern, who sat in on the the person filling the post of form of government, to deter­ change in Manchester’s form of the "opinion referendum." meetings of the Charter Com­ town manager. It shouldn’t Nixon To Reveal Choice Tonight mine whether it correctly government and its report Instead, it appointed^ the 15- mission Revision Commission necessitate a change in the serves the best interests of urged a continuation of the Manchester.” < member Blue Ribbon com­ as an observer for fhe League charter.” existing council-manager form. mittee. The instructions added that Its report was accepted by the the study should be "thorough The committee, which Downtown Action directors. meets the second and fourth President Meets and objective, non-political, However, simultaneously and reflecting a diversity of the Wednesday of each month, is in­ HI with its acceptance of the viting two members of the dis­ Group Discusses solve Charter Revision Com­ R ib b o n s- _ ... Yard! With’ GOP Leaders Vernon mittee to its Oct. 24 meeting for satin, valval, groagrainf, and moirt. Availabla In comments — John FitzGerald, eight widtha and SO colora. Walkways, Signs WASHINGTON (AP) — President Nixon decided today Food Stamp Program who was chairman of the com­ on a nominee to succeed Spiro T. Agnew as vice president, mission and who backs the and the White House said he would announce the choice in council-/nanager form of DOUG BEVINS the committee’s consultant. a 9 p.m. EDT television address to the nation. government, and State Sen. (Herald Reporter) Explanation Planned David Odegard, who is for a PUZA(Wa Hava DEn. A Notion To Plaasa)STORE Juran also showed downtown The nominee himself will be advised of the selection committee members sketches Mayor Frank McCoy has welfare office, in the change to the strong-mayor Noxt to Frank's Supormarkol Bright painting of pedestrian shortly before that address. White House Press Secretary Ad- of proposed new signs for the s ta rts action to have the food ministration Building. form. East------iTifts. " walkways and installation of in­ Ronald L. Ziegler said. novative parking lot signs in municipal parking lots operated stamp program explained to The White House announce­ procedures Congress will follow downtown Manchester should by the TPA. The colorful sketch ment came amid a wave of senior citizens in an effort to ff'- depicted an old-time town crier in handling the vice presidential clear up any confusion concer­ wait until downtown consultant speculation about possible W r f j as well as containing informa­ nomination. ning the program as it applies has a chance to review the choices to succeed Agnew, who tion about free parking. The President’s nominee to them. plans, the Mayor’s Downtown resigned Wednesday and did not Juran said he has checked would take the nation’s No. 2 of­ The program is run by the the DAVE B R u k l C i^ a r fu n k fl Action Committee decided contest a charge of federal in­ an with state prison officials, who fice upon confirmation by both Food and Nutrition Department -• lAKEFIVE/eSo Thursday. come tax evasion. O*'"*’" maintain a sign shop, and they . houses of the Democratic- of the U. S. Department of Ziegler said Nixon reviewed '^wmari/ond Plans for the improvements have indicated that they would controlled Congress. Agriculture and is designed to KATHY SWALTZ/EVCHYBOiI possible candidates Thursday ^UPSTO,sI were presented to the com­ take the job, although it's a lot Nixon also conferred with increase food purchasing power night at Camp David, Md., and mittee Thursday by Leo Juran, different than their usual Sen. Barry Goldwater, R-Arlz. of those on limited incomes. made the final choice this mor­ a member of the Town Parking product, highway signs. The White House said Nixon Mayor McCoy said he has Home«i-a Bound ning. Authority (TPA). Downtown committee would make his announcement contacted Cecil McCarthy, who Nixon met at the White House ■##£ . members, reacting to the in an address from the East heads the food stamp program Juran said the TPA wants to with the Republican con­ ‘ andtiwe sketch displayed by Juran, Room, before an audience of of the state welfare department repaint, in a bright “visible” gressional leaders Sen. Hugh expressed reservations about members of Congress, the that is°involved in ad­ color, two pedestrian walkways Scott and Rep. Gerald Ford. the “garish” colors and the Cabinet, the Supreme (iourt, ministering the program. He linking Main St. with parking Those separate meetings were town crier theme in the signs. other government officials, and said I)^cCarthy said he will i>t«!i lots at the rear of stores on the New Parking Draws Criticism said to be for discussion of f.r «na fide resident of Ver­ pinpoint where the battles were the President’s helicopter clinical professor of surgery will have all of the fire fighting ^ traffic — “You can do it surd.” Reardon report^ Thursday defense fund tor Spiro T. result of the committee’s ef­ non. A person celebrating his HereJ Wanted taking place. Israel claimed return to the White House said and assistant professor of sur­ equipment on display, including ; provided no one backs out in Weinberg was reacting to a that shortening of the bus stop forts, a suggested slate of of­ 18th birthday on Sunday, under Agnew, established by in­ Thursday night its forces had Nixon had not conferred with gery at Harvard School of the aerial ladder truck and the front of you,” Reardon said. report, by Police Chief James space in front of that block surance tycoon W. Clement ficers for the coming year will a special ruling of the attorney "Sqirt.” punched six miles beyond the anyone during his 14-hour stay Medicine and professor of sur­ Reardon, on changes in parking added a few parallel parking Stone, is still accepting con­ be presented to the general ses­ general, is eligible to register Reardon mentioned, In California cease-fire lines, drawn when at Camp David. gery at Boston University Tlie Rockville Fire Depart­ on Main St. Reardon, attending spaces, but Weinberg said the sion of the convention. on Saturday only. A person who reporting on changes made tributions. A spokesman for Israel seized the Golan Heights School of Medicine. ment consists of four com­ Thursday’s meeting of the bus stop should be removed A 19-year-old East Hartford dino County Sheriff’s Depart­ From all indications, the Officers | d be elected include will celebrate his 18th birthday in the downtown traffic con­ Stone said Thursday that calls in the 1967 war, and were Tag Sale panies — Aerial Ladder Co., $249 Mayor’s Downtown Action from that block entirely and youth — Paul A. Guest of 35 ment in California, that Guest names of John B. Connally, were still coming in from per­ president, president-elect, on election day may register on $128 trol system, that it now battling down the road to Senior Girl Scout Troop 9 will Fitton Engine Co., Hockanum : relocated to another mid-Main chairman of the governing Nov. 5. Committee, said he has sons who wanted to give money. Janet Dr. — is being held in lieu was being sought in connection Nelson A. Rockefeller and hold a tag sale Saturday from 9 Engine Co. and Fitch Engine Automatic fine tuning, slide lever-eolor con­ takes longer to get out of St. location where there aren’t of a $10,000 bond on charges Damascus. council and a treasurer. Those who become qualified, Instant picture and sound! Detachable tinted managed — “after battling long The former vice president with the Oct. 7 attempted Ronald Reagan still rank high a.m. to 6 p.m. at the home of Co. trol. 26,000 volts of picture power. side streets onto Main St. businesses. stemming from two burglaries Troy came to Vernon because of age or citizenship, sunscreen. Detent tuner for UHF. and hard with a lot of people” — reportedly asked on Wednesday burglary of a supermarket in Damascus reported Israeli on Nixon’s list. But sources Patty Michaels, 6 West St., Members of the departments because of traffic light syn­ Weinberg said today he in Manchester earlier this year. National Bank in April of 1970, after Saturday’s session and to regain several downtown that money be refunded to any Adelanto, Calif. jets were strafing and bombing familiar with the President’s Rockville. will be on hand to explain and chronization. thought he had three alter­ as executive vice president. He before Nov. 6, may either apply spaces lost in a Connecticut contributors asking for it. The Manchester Police detec­ In that burglary attempt, ac­ deep in Syria and claimed a thinking cautioned against ’The sale is being held to raise demonstrate the equipment. natives to relieve his critical was named president in March at the town clerk’s office any fund spokesman said that any tives, in contact with law en­ cording to the teletype, Ronald dozen raiding warplanes were focusing exclusively on these funds for a trip to Montreal. parking problems — the Town 1971. He is a graduate of the week day, as soon as their money not returned, and the forcement authorities in W. Oney, 25, of Tucson, Ariz., shot down in the Damascus three names — a possible sign Cindy Eichacker and Miss Parking Authority should take University of Connecticut and rights mature, or they may Vernon new donations, would be used to California, have discovered was shot and killed by the area alone. Intelligence sources that the President is con­ Michaels are co-presidents of In Weapons Fund Bill immediate action to provide received his master of arts Frigidaire help defray Agnew’s legal Guest is wanted in that state in supermarket owner, who sur­ in Washington expressed belief sidering a surprise choice from register at the board’s limited the troop; Anne Pacheco, Westinghouse degree in economics from parking for the 800 block; the costs. connection with an attempted prised the burglars. that the Syrian kill claims were the steadily growing list of session to be held between 3 and secretary; and Gayle Wilcox, Sheriffs Give authority should remove the 800 bloated. long-shot possibilities. Trinity College. 5 p.m. Nov. 5. 141b. Heavy 100% burglary in which his compa­ treasurer. block from the downtown Krogh Indicted Oney was also wanted in Art Exhibit Persons now voters who have Hospital $500 nion was shot and killed. Manchester in connection with The Israeli state radio Though Connally’s stock with Volleyball League Frost Free parking district, thus relieving reported that civilians returned The 27th annual fall exhibit of moved within the town of Ver­ Automatic Conferees Drop WASHINGTON (AP) - Egil Guest was apprehended- three breaks earlier this year, Nixon is unquestioned, there A meeting will be held tonight A check for $500 was merchants in that block of the to 26 of th e 27 Golan the Tolland County Art Associa­ non recently must notify the Krogh Jr., former boss of the Thursday by East Hartford police said. are growing signs that the at 7:30^ at the Lottie Fisk presented to Rockville General Washer 17.0 Cu. Ft. eight-mill tax; or the parking settlements evacuated when tion will be held next week in registrars of voters of any ‘- r White House plumbers, has Police and turned over to former Democrat and Texas Building, Henry Park, for Hospital, yesterday, by the : authority could expand the It is expected that California hostilities erupted Saturday in the Edith Peck Room of the change of address by Saturday Specific Troop been charged with giving false Manchester Police who, armed governor could face a long and organization of a Vernon- Tolland County Sheriff’s Refrigerator taxing district to include all of authorities will seek extradition the 1,250 square-mile area in Rockville Public Library. in order to avoid confusion on testimony to the original with Circuit Ck)urt 12 arrest troublesome confirmation by The hours the library will be Ellington Men’s Volleyball Association and Mrs. Eleanor ; downtown Main St., thereby in­ of Guest after the local charges Israel’s northeast corner. election day as to where they League. Freezer Watergate grand jury. A warrants, charged him with Congress. open are from 10 a.m. to 9 p.m., Herzog, who accepted the : creasing their revenue to allow are disposed of. are supposed to vote. Representatives of teams check said it will go to purchase : Reg. $374 Cut Provision acquisition of additional federal grand jury ’Thursday two counts of third-degree The tank forces were “con­ Monday, Wednesday and Pinochle Scores charged that Krogh lied under burglary. Guest was held overnight in tinuing to smash their way “If the President names Con­ Friday; lo a.m. to 6 p.m., that have participated an emergency room stretcher WASHINGTON (AP) — Senate-House conferees have parking facilities. Tuesday winners in the Ver­ oath when asked about the ac­ Local police had been notified lieu of bond and was to be forward,” the broadcast said, nally, that would split both par- Tuesday and Thursday; and 10 previously in the league; as bed. v-p Weinberg said he favored the non Senior Citizen’s pinochle dropped specific overseas troop reductions from a $21.3- tivities of E. Howard Hunt and Wednesday, via a teletype arraigned in Circuit Court 12 at without saying how far they had ties,” said a leading a.m. to 4 p.m. on Saturday. well as anyone else interested In a letter to William Scott, last alternative. group were: Dorothy McCarthy in joing a team, should attend administrator of the hospital. $189 billion compromise weapons authorization bill. “I’m no longer content with G. Gordon Liddy. message from the San Bernar­ East Hartford today. advanced. Democratic senator. An open house for members, 651; Eric Anderson 633; Jennie tonight’s meeting. High Sheriff Paul B. Sweeney ■FRiOlOMnC A Senate-approved amendment to reduce overseas the status quo,” Weinberg said. with the presentation of Starke 625; George Dean 614; $324 APB Captain said the money was part of the forces by 40,000 by next June 30 and by 110,000 by Dec. 31, “It’s been too many years, and awards, will be held Tuesday Lillian Glassman 612; Alice ^ 3 position water saver control, 4 water temper- Big 106 lb. 2 shelf top freezer; twin hydrators from 7 to 9 p.m. All forms of art U. S. Air Force Capt. Chester proceeds from a circus spon­ ature selections. Double action washing. 1975, was eliminated from the final version of the annual nothing has come — except a Clark 611; Minnie Luetjen 585; W. Jaskolka, son of Mr. and sored this past summer by the hold 31 qts. of fruits', vegetables. 11.4 Cubic worsening of the situation," he media will be on display. Mrs. Ted Leboc 598. foot capacity. military procurement legislation. Conservation Commission Favored Laurie King is chairman. Mrs. Chester J. Jaskolka of 36 sheriff’s association. % said. Thursday tournament Neill Rd., Vernon has Sweeney said the purpose of Retained was a provision Reardon suggested that winners last week were: Lillian sponsoring the circus was to v; w i i i * ///A requiring reductions in U.S. —Restored $75 million of the Weinberg attempt negotiation Voter Deadline graduated from the Air Univer­ Glessman 671; Elwin Einsiedel sity’s Squadron Officer School secure funds that could be forces in Europe by the percen­ $100 million cut by the Senate with owners of vacant To Administer Wetlands Act The absolute deadline for 658; Gert Edwards 641; Bill at Maxwell AFB, Ala. He has donated to worthy tages, if any, by which U.S. from the administration’s dwellings in the general area of qualified citizens to be made Wormsted 602. Mrs. Glassman been assigned to Lackland organizations in Tolland Coun­ Special Value! NATO allies fail to offset $473.5 million research and the 800 block, and Downtown DOUG BEVINS tact” work of a wetlands agen­ voters, in time for the Nov. 6 has the high individual scoree SAVE ting the wetlands act. Potter, preparing a precise map. The Conservation Commis­ AFB, Texas, as a flight com­ ty. The Rockville Hospital, balance of .payments trade development request for the B1 Committee Chairman WUliam cy. election, is Saturday, Town to date, 671. (Herald Reporter) ' favoring appointment of the Potter said consultants would sion could handle the job. mander with a unit of the Air which serves many towns in the deficits with the United States. bomber. Sleith said he would asK. the Members also agreed that the Clerk Henry Butler said. Hospital Speaker »40! ’The bill now goes back to both —Restored $330 million cut by Conservation Commission, said be needed to prepare the map, Conservation Commission Tactical Command. area, was chosen as one of the Town Parking Authority to in­ Manchester’s Advisory Com­ town planner, who provides The office will be open on Electronic houses for final action on the the House from a $918.5 million Conservation Commission considered an essential part of Chairman Theresa Parla said, Dr. Alexander Rutenburg will benefactors. vestigate the situation. mittee on Environmental Im­ similar assistance to the town’s members “are dedicated” and compromise. procurement request for the accurate implementation of the if it had an aide. She added that W V W V W V W f P Also receiving a check was pact unanimously voted Planning and Zoning Commis­ “they meet regularly.” Man Collapses The bill’s $21.3 billion total is F15 fighter. wetlands act. But Town she didn’t think implementation the Johnson Memorial Hospital Music Center Thursday night to recommend sion and Zoning Board of only $600 million less than —Restored $29.3 million cut The hard part of the local Manager Robert Weiss, sitting of the wetlands act would take • UVE,MAINE Watching Fire in Stafford Springs. Sweeney appointment of the town’s Appeals, should attend Conser­ wetlands agency’s job, com­ 1 by the Senate from advance in for part of Thursday night's all of her commission’s time. While watching the fire on said donations will also be requested in President Nixon’s Conservation Commission as vation Commission meetings to procurement authorization for mittee members agreed, would meeting, said consultants The advisory comthittee’s Main St. yesterday, John made to Girl Scouts, Little budget for weapons systems the l(>cal agency to administer coordinate wetlands act im­ the Navy’s sea control ships. be initial preparation of a would be too expensive and that Thursday night vote was on a Sheridan, 85, of 22 James St., League, and schools that house research, development and the state Inland Wetlands and plementation with planning and procurement. —Approved a $70.1 million precise map of Manchester’s preparation of a map could be motion made by FitzGerald and • LOBSTERS collapsed unconscious onto the special education students. Our Reg. Water Courses Act. zoning actions. wetlands and water courses and seconded by Joseph Swensson. It provides $1.1 billion for Senate authorization for ad­ accomplished, probably a little pavement, poUce said. Sheridan TTie check was presented to $158 The advisory committee also Advisory committee promulgation of regulations slower, by town employes. The unanimous vote crossed Mrs. Herzog, of the hospital’s niilitary aid to non-U.S. forces ditional procurement of the A70 members, in recommending ap­ was treated for shock and north, SO to 55 south. Partly sun­ decided to include In its governing such areas. Discussing staffing both political party lines and nursing staff, by Chief Deputy *118 in South Vietnam and Laos, and attack plane. pointment of the Conservation oxygen was administered by of­ recommendation to the Board Ronald Kraatz, the town’s en­ bans any aid to North Vietnam. —Denied $30 million in ny Saturday, high 70 to 75. requirements for the local "commission lines” — ficers and member of Hose Co. Sheriff James Hassett of Bolton AM/FM FM multiplex receiver. 8 track plaver r of Directors that the Conserva­ Commission as the local vironmental services officer, In setting the annual military procurement authorization for Precipitation probability near wetlands agency, Weiss FitzGerald, a Democrat, is a 2 of the Town Fire Department, and Deputy Sheriff Erwin Deluxe Garrard changer. Only 8 per Store tion Commission be provided wetlands agency, rejected said mapping the wetlands Chicken Lobsten, manpower ceiling, the bill the AlO attack plane and in­ zero tonight, 10 per cent Satur­ suggested that the environmen­ member of the Conservation police said. Stoetzner of Tolland. No Rain Checks. ’ with an “administrative aide" proposals to create a “hybrid would be complicated and Commission and Swensson, a Approximately 1 Lb. would require by June 30,1974, creased research authorization day. Winds variable below 10 tal services officer could assist The victim received to assist the commission; and agency” consisting of members cutting 43,000 men from the 2,- by $15 million. m.p.h. tonight; southwesterly expensive, unless Manchester in local implementation of the Republican, is a member of the lacerations, bruises and a large that the town planner and the of both the Conservation Com­ Planning and Zoning Commis­ About Town 233,000 budgeted overall active The Navy’s accelerated 10 to 15 m.p.h. Saturday. adopted a less-than-precise wetlands act. THEY JUST ARRIVED TODAY lump on the right side of his W'/ administrative aide be made mission and the Planning and The Youth Fellowship of the strength of the armed services. development schedule for the map provided by the Connec­ Advisory committee sion. FRESH FROM MAINE! face and head from the fall. High Low “ex-officio members” of the Zoning Commission. ticut Department of En­ Salvation Army will meet SWAYS TOCHAHOI The Senate earlier had voted Trident submarine ' and new members agreed that once the Other advisory committee Sheridan was transported by Albany 65 33 commission, without vote. Town Planner J. Ei;ic Potter, Friday at 6:30 p.m. for ages 10 1145 TOLLAND TPKE. SALE Thurs. thru Sat. for a 156,100-man cut; the long range missile. Involving vironmental Protection (DEP). m ap is prepared and members voting Thursday ambulance and admitted for Boston 55 46 advisory committee chairman, • HIGHLAND PARK MARKET • through 14 and at 8 p.m. for Mon. thru FrI, 9:30 a.m. to 9:30 p.m. House had proposed a 13,000 $1.5 billion this year, was ap- Advisory committee Atty. John FitzGerald said regulations written, the local night were Potter. Mrs. Parla, further treatment at Chicago 84 67 members agreed that an ad­ said that the local wetlands the small-scale DEP map wetlands agency wouldn’t be Kraatz. and Asst. Town Counsel • M7.Hl*hland.8t.,.Manchester-Phone.648-4277 • ' ages 15 and up. Please wear MANCHESTER Saturday 9:00 a.m. to 0:30 p.m. reduction. roved earlier by bath the Denver 54 34 Manchester Memorial soft-soled shoes in the gym­ ministrative aide — a town agency, regardless of its wouldn’t suffice, and that the overworked and probably could William Broneill. John Hutchin- Hospi^l. In major weapons decisions, B[ouse and Senate and was not San Francisco 65 52 makeup, would have to seek nasium. the conference committee: at issue in the conference. employe — would be needed to town must recognize that there survive with a part-time ad­ (Sec Washington 70 58 handle the daily “public con- outside assistance in implemen­ would be a cost involved in ministrative aide.