f ' * ',55 PAGE TH m iY-TW O - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Fri., Nov. M, 1W2 Days Tlie Weather ShiiMd Law Cloudy tonight, chance of rain ► o rf developing toward morning, P a s s a g e lEiJptttnn BpraUi ' low in the low 30s. Sunday win Bumelte Ingram Howard N. MacFarlanb dy with rain possibly heavy at HEBRON - Burnette Ingram, TALCOTTVILLE - Howard P^redicted Mimrhesler Court date is Dec. 1$ in Circuit Oiislina times, h i^ 45 to 50. 80, of Hartford, father of Mrs. Nelson MacFarlane, 56,. of Real R. Turcotte, 23, of Ident Court 12. MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, NOVEMBER25,1972 VOL. X O I. No. 47 MANCHESTER — 4 City o f Village Charm Evelyn Cannon of Hebron, died Wethersfield, brother of BRISTOL (AP) - The Rd., South Windsor, was SI!«T.EEN PAGES - 2 TV - 2 MINI PAGES PRICE FIFTEEN CENTS Tuesday at a Hartford Lawrence MacFarlane of General Assembly is likely to arrested Wednesday at 11 p.m. Three Hartford residents convalescent home. Talcottville, died Wednesday at pass a- law protecting news on a Circuit Court warrant were charged with conqdncy charging him with two counts of Bom in Evergreen, Ala., he his home. reporters from revealing their and a fourth charged with bad lived in Alabama most of Bora in Montville, he had sources if Gov. Thomas J. third-degree burgiary, first- illegal possession of prescrip degree iarceny, and third- his life before moving to lived in Wethersfield 21 years. Meskill doesn’t interfere,, ac tion drugs and criminal degree larceny. Hartford six months ago. He Prior to his retirement, he was cording to a Democratic ^ te impersonation and forgery in a letter carrier for the u! S. the "third degree, Wednesday. was an Army veteran of World senator about to begin his Lt. John Krinjak of the War I. Postal Department. Patricia A. Jefferson was fourth term. Manchester Police Department Other survivors include his charged on the three counts Suspends Bus Service Other survivors include his “ If Meskill does not do any said “ further arrests will be wife, a son, and another after she attmpted to cash a wife, six sons, two other arm twisting on this as he made,” in connection with two brother. check at Sufaeme Foods, 485 daughters; five grandchildren promised he wouldn’t, I have breaks and thefts totaling $7,100 Hartford Rd., and it was r i and a great-grandchild. Funeral arrangements are Teasn to expect one (a shield in Manchester Oct. 30. The funeral and burial will be incomplete. Calling hours are law) would be passed,” ia y » recognized as similar to a in Evergreen, Ala. There are no today from 7 to 9 p.m. at Taylor Sen. .Toseph J. Dinielli, D- Lt. Krinjak said a check which was cashed there ' i- V Smouldering Crisis calling hours. The James and Modeen Funeral Home, 136 Bfistol. combination of merchandise three months before that ILissiiiger-Tho Secret Talks Funeral Home, 2016 Main St., S. Main St., West Hartford. He does not speculate on the and cash with a total value of proved to be forged. Roy Clenuuu, Sonia J. Rose and Comes To A Head Hartford, is in charge of possibility of a Meskill veto $7,100 were taken in breaks at Interrupted Until Dec. 4 arrangements. Mrs. Mary Nasramheni should a shield law get through Manchester Tobacco Co. and Terry L. Thomas were charged By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS In a report of the death of the 1973 General Awm bly. White Glass Co., Bissell St. with conspiracy. Court date is Diana G . Dubois Mrs. Mary T. Nascambeni in Dinielli also says he may Approximately 1,000 cartdns set for Dec. 4 in Circuit Court Pickets marched at Connecticut Co. garages in 12. IRAKIS (A P) — North Vietnam announced today that the on the talks in what Ziegler said COLUMBIA - Mrs. Diana Wednesday’s Herald, her introduce Shield law legislation of cigarettes and some money Hartford, New Haven and Stamford today as a marathon was a different format — “ a Guilbeault Dubois, 79, of ... surviving son, Daniel J. himself: were taken from Manchester w r e t peace talks between Henry A. Kissinger and Le Due bus crisis climaxed in a strike against the state’s largest Aaron Prestridge of 24 Silver smaller group.” Willimantic, mother of Mrs. Nascambeni of Rockville, was If he does, he is likely to have Tobacco Co. and about $100 was TTio are being interrupted until Dee. 4. bus company. Lane, East Hartford, was At th^end" they agreed to Charles Sadlon of Columbia, incorrectly identified as David. the support of Bristol’s three taken from White Glass Co. charged with concealmrat of A communique of the North Vietnamese delegation, resume meeting Dec. 4 In died Thursday at Wjndham A surviving brother, Joseph state representatives, all Turcotte was released on leased property. He was Paris. John Thompson, head of the Amalgamated Transit Community Memorial Hospital. Lucas of Bridgeport, was in Democrats. $5,000 non-surety bond and was issued a few hours after Kissinger and the Hanoi envoy release on a $500 non-surety Ziegler said Kissinger Union, said the union, which has been working on a day-to- She was the widow of Ernest correctly identified as John Gardner Wright says he ordered to appear in Circuit met for the sixth time in succession, said Tlio and his Lucas. bond. Court date is Dec. 4 at reported to the President by O. Duboi and had iived in would co-sponsor a shield law Court 12, Dec. 11. day basis since last year’s contract expired Sept. 30, has Circuit Court 12. fellow negotiator Xuan Thuy “will meet Dr. Kissinger cable to his hotel suite at the Willimantic many years. ilmiH J. .Sinilli measure or, if necessary, given the state and local governments enough time to solve agaih on Dec. 4, 1972.” Waldorf-Astoria in New York, Other survivors include a Hans J. Smith, 84, of Hart introduce one himself. Richard T. Goilmitzer of 101 the problem of subsidies. Police report breaking and In New York, meanwhile. Asked if some obstacles had where Nixon is staying. son; 3 other daughters; 4 ford, brother of Mrs. Annie “ A shield law, I hope, would ^ I p h Rd., was charged with entering at an apartment at 137 White House P r ^ Secretary Kissinger was to arrive at The union and the company sisters; 3 brothers; 24 Taylor of Manchester, died prevent the press from intoxication Thursday following been encountered in the efforts and the Greater Hartford Bissell St. Deborah Howe, who Ronald 23egler said Kissinger is New York’s John F. Kennedy had reportedly agreed on grandchildren and 5 Wednesday at Hartford becoming a spokesman for an accident on Downey Dr. to reach a cease-fire Transit District and state of resides at that address, said returning to the United States airport about 10 p.m. tonight. provisions for a new contract greatgrandchildren. Hospital whoever is in a position of when a car operated by agreement, Ziegler said, “ I ficials said they were in contact stereo speakers and a portable tonight to consult with He was to report immediately but ConnCo, claiming weekly The funeral will be Monday at He had lived in Hartford all authority.” Gollmitzer struck a parked car would caution you against any with other towns. colored television were taken'' President Nixon on the status of afterwards to the President. losses of $10,000, refused to sign 9:U a.m. at the Bacon Funeral his life. Prior to his retirement leased by John P. Tomik of 133 excessive speculation.” He The towns want the state to from her apartment Tuesday negotiations. Nixon and his without a written promise of H o m e , 71 P r o s p e c t S t ., in 1955, he had been a meat Downey Dr. The Gollmitzer car added that both sides “are There were widespread pay the subsidies out of the afternoon. family are spending the state or local subsidies. Willimantic. Burial will be in cutter at the former D. F. Rancher was towed from the scene. negotiating seriously.” reports Friday that Kissinger Public Service Trust Fund, but weekend in New York. The largest bus company in Sacred Heart Cemetery, Burns Grocery Store. The presidential spokesman and Tho had run into serious Gov. Thomas J, meskill has Theft of an electric guitar - Zie^er also said that the the state, ConnCo carries Wauregan. Other survivors include a said it had been mutually difficulties after talking for a refused to pay more than 25 per Kills from the kitchen of a home on peace talks had been recessed 100,000 passengers daily, run Calling hours are Saturday daughter, two other sisters, agreed “ not to discuss the sub total of more than 20 hours in cent. 81 Birch St., was reported by until Dec. 4. ning 190 b u ses a d a y in from 7 to 9 p.m. and Sunday five grandchildren and nine stance of the talks or what Kissinger said would be Meanwhile, small bus Lynne Derrick the juvenile owner. Ite also said the President Hartford, 105 in New Haven and from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. great-grandchildren. Five Men characterize them in any way the final secret session to companies are trying to handle 42 in Stamford. The funeral is Saturday at 9 Student Director has agraed to meet early next whatsoever.” It was the U.S. clarify minor points in the the 50,(XI0 daily fares of the L a r e d o , T ex. ( a p ) — Police also report theft of a week with. South Vietnam “In September, everybody a.m. at Rose Hill Funeral Miss Lynne Derrick of position, Qegler said, not to agreement. Connecticut Railway & Kenneth Adami, 60, rancher tire and rim from a motor President Hiieu’s special assis sign a final agreement “ until and his cousin was begging for Frank K. I'rall Home. 580 Elm St.. Rocky Hill. Manchester, a senior at Trinity Kissinger conferred with Lighting Co., which suspended and self-admitted killer of five vehicle parked in the municipal tant, Nguyen Phu Due, who is the agreement is right.” time,” Thompson said. “We Burial will be in Rose Hill College, Hartford, was student French Foreign Minister service in Bridgeport^ New Frank E. Pratt. 75, of 20 men, is being held in the Webb lot at Main and Forest Sts. on coming to Washington to would have called for the strike Memorial Park. director Nov. 21 of Edward Kissinger met in the Paris Maurice Schumann for 45 Britain and Waterbury on Oct. Palmer Dr., South Windsor, County jail cell under bond of Monday. Incident was reported i : N ' Calling hours are today from discuss the negotiations. suburb of Choisy-le- Roi for earlier, but the governor said 10. Like ConnCo, (^ & L says It died Thursday at Mt.Sinai $ , . Albbee’s ‘"An American minutes, apparently to assure 100 000 to police by William D. Trinks In Paris, U.S. delegation approximately two hours Satur ‘Give us 30 to 40 days.’ Hospital, HaHford. A native of 7 to 9 p.m. Dream.” Miss Derrick, the him that the United States cannot operate without Adami surrendered to U.S. of 92 Cheney Lane, East spokesman David Lambertson day morning with North “ Now it's 60 days,” Florence, Vt., he had lived Norman Fendell (rear), supervisor of special education in Manchester; and James F. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. remains hopeful of an early President Gets Big Greeting subsidies. Border Patrol agents Thursday Hartford. said he had no comment on the Vietnamese negotiators Tho Thompson said. “ It could be 70 most of his iife in Hartford Floreiice W. Moore Meivin Derrick of 165 Shallow- settlement. Schumann later Hartford social security office field representative, observe a Sheltered and told them he killed the men announcement, which came and Xuan Thuy. Deputy U.S. days, it could be 100. But there All three cities have worked before moving to South Windsor GILEAD - Mrs. Florence brook Lane, is an English and took the unusual step of issuing A crowd of hundreds welcomed President Richard M. Nixon late Friday as he visited New Workshop client engaged in contract work. (Herald photo by Buceiviclus) in a house in remote ranch Police report acts of van amid reports of a crisis in the National Security adviser Gen. has to come a time when time out emergency plans to cope recently. Way Moore, 88. of Hartford, Theater Arts major. a Foreign Ministry statement York City on a surprise visit described as a private weekend. He shakes hands with well- with the strike when its full country near the town of Freer, dalism to a truck parked at 942 negotiations. Alexander M. Iteig Jr. vyas in runs out. Prior to his retirement in formerly of Gilead, died asserting that “ the pessimistic wishers in the city’s financial district. It is his first visit to the city since he was re impact is felt on Monday. aboout 65 miles northeast of The Albee play was one in a , Main St. A window in the truck “ The strange part Is that the 1965, he worked for the Fuller Wednesday at her home. She rumors on Vietnam were hi^ly elected. (AP photo) this Texas-Mexico border city. series of seven projects of was cracked sometime during time has not yet com e when In Hartford, some 3,000 new Brush CO. for 20 years. He was was the widow of Frederick T. exaggerated.” Police and county officials Trinity’s Advanced Directing the night, Monday or Tuesday. somebody decides to solve the parking spaces have been found a member of St. Paul’s Lodge Moore. Sheltered Workshop Clients The Washington Post story who went to the house Class, under the supervision of COVENTRY problem,” he said. and equipped with shuttle buses of Masons, Brandon, Vt. Born in Gilead, she had lived said Kissinger had informed described by Adami found the ’Theater Arts professor David Elizabeth Jean, 22, of Berry PupilsTakeLaw Charles Abell, vice president to the downtown area to cope He leaves two daughters, in the Hartford area most of her Tho when they resumed their five bodies. One of the men had Eliet. Miss Derrick is the first Ave., Coventry, was treated at First Family Taking of ConnCo, said Friday night with the flood of cars the strike Mrs. Salvatore Garofalo of life. She was a member of the Drawing Social Security secret talks Monday that the been shot in the head. The other female student to enroll in the Windham Community that the company had heard is expected to bring. South Windsor and Mrs. Joseph Society of the Mayflower United States, in deference to four received fatal body class and to direct a play. Memorial Hospital and nothing from either the state or In New Haven, the Chamber Wainmah of Collinsville; three Descendants, the Founders and wounds. Into Own Hand» objections from South of Commerce has arranged for Social Security means Sheltered Workshop. He Nine other Sheltered released this momihg as the the localities. brothers, Elmore Pratt of Patriots of America, and the Vietnam’s President Nguyen New York Holiday a shuttle bus to run a loop in the more than old-age pensions learned that not only were the result of an accident "The Transportation Brandon, Vt.. Edwin Pratt of Hartford Colony of New Workshop clients are receiving LARGO, Fla. (AP) — A law banning the lifting of girls’ Van Thieu, no longer was and Medicare sometime in workers being paid, but their Wednesday night. Miss Jean Department hasn’t even nnade a downtown area and for another I^nox, Mass., and Clinton I^att England Women. She was also a benefits as disabled children. dresses has been enacted at Bonder Elementary School, willing to go along with some the distant future. If income was derived from was traveling north on Rt. 31 in NEW YORK (AP) - Presi edy, and paid a sentimental made a point of greeting many phone call to us,” he said. “ All shuttle bus from Long Wharf to of Sonoma, Calif.; four sisters, member of the Town and Joseph Mucciaro, manager of Four In ^Nutcracker' where arrest warrants are handed out for hair-pulling^ ijor concessions it made in contract work that is covered Coventry near Snake Hill Rd., dent Nixon, enjoying a New visit to his old law firm. of the staff members and told we know is the onion says its downtown. Mrs. Mildred Hall, Mrs. Jessie Country Club of Hartford, and circumstances are right, the the East Hartford social by social security. security office, said, “ As other when she observed a car tall^M in plass and Hu’pWiing fo«^,^ \ York holiday weekeiid with his , Nixon made the ^ Waldoff- them of his plans for tee second going'td.ftrike.” Burgess and Mrs. Mabel the Congregational Church of time can be NOW to receive Four area residents will In discussing the workshop’s Kingdom of Sweets. Nicole approaching in the opposite 8iictf‘ statutes are on the books in Tmh iThese Included the toleri family; says he will have a Astoria Towers apartment his term. The President explained The strike accompljshed Fallon, all of Brandon, and Mrs.- Gilead. financial assistance. The clients at the workshop become operation with Norman appear in the Hartford Ballet Chaison, daughter of Mr. and direction in the wrong lane. She of North Vietiaffiig -^•very exciting second term ” on weelMOd- baaiteuartoras^^ lhwM he vrants to revevse - tbe what, ta-effect, the t^pany Survivors include a step-son. time is exactly that for covered by social security, they HackenMny’s second-i^ade classroom, where the store Rollin Shortsleeves of Co.’s 10th anniversary M rs. J oel C haison o f 375 swerved to avoid hitting the certain areas of South Vietnam both the foreign and domestic secretary Ronald L. Ziegler traditional downhill trend of Richard B. Moore . of West .Fendell, supervisor of special too will be able to file dete<^'9e tittii^itd^ is bringing the long artri of the tried to do Oct. 88shut off bus Suspected Pittsford, Vt.; and nine about 15 clients at the production of “ The Nut Summit St., will appear as a scenes. said the President re ce iv ^ a second terms and will try to Hartford. and two education in Manchester, applications for possible car, and hit a tree. The second and the creation of a Council of servicebut was i^eveiit. from grandchildren. S h eliered W orkshop, 45 cracker.” bon bon, the tiny candies who law liifo'the study of social sciences. The President took time out report there from his top grandchildren. Cooper found that the mentally benefits.’ ’ It is estimated that car left the accident scene. No National Conciliation — bring in “ new fresh ideas and doing by s court injunction. Sub Searcb The funeral is Saturday at 11 School St., who are current The annual holiday presenta dance out of Madame from planning sessions for the adviser, Henry A. Kissinger, on new steam.” A grave.sidc service will be handicapped were covered by 10-12 others will become arrests were made, and the A, coutt systeth has been com ^ sed of the Saigon govern- Superior Court Judge George a.m. at Milter and Ketcham tion of the Tchaikowsky classic Regniere’s voluminous skirts. similar to -the one they run Friday’s Paris talks with North ly drawing previously social security but that a eligible within this year as they incident is under investigation. established with pupils, aged 6 meut, the. Viet Cong and four years ahead to come here He said he also plans to move A. Saden decided Tuesday to Continues Funeral Home. Brandon. Burial held Saturday at 11 a.m. at features members of the Monique Glennon, daughter themselves.” unexpected benefit»-the waiver had not been signed, earn enough quarters. neutralists — to organize elec Friday for theater-going, Veitnamese peace negotiator! some of his top staff into new extend the injunction against a will be in Pine Hill Cemetery, Gilead Cemetery. There are no Hartford Ballet’s professional to 8, acting as judges, Back from the city court, the claiming the workshop as a non of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Glennen TOLLAND tions under international shopping and visiting old But there was no comment areas of responsibility. Brandon. calling hours. Friends may minimum of 184.50 monthly, . People disabled before age 24 prosecutors, defense counsels pupils passed a law banning shutdown for another week, but OSLO, N orw a y (A P ) — company, apprentices of the of Vernon, will appear in the A lfred Bushey, 19, o f S. control. friends. from the traveling White House “ This way,” he said,” we will make contributions to the retroactive for a year. profit organization. When the need social security credits for and police. dress-lifting, following a com he said the injunction could be Norwegian navy frigates Calling hours are today from company, and students of the Prologue Scene In Act I as a on how the efforts to reach a oversight was rectified. Cooper one and a half years of work in Eagleville Rd., Storrs, was “ ITiis court study has been In a relaxed mood, Nixon met have new ideas ... we will have dissolved by a strike. dropped antisubmarine mines 7 to 9 p.m.. also in Brandon. Congregational Church of The seed of their good fortune company’s official school. cousin. Maura McGeary, plaint filed by a distraught Thieu has described the obtained the necessary the three-year period before the arreted for operating a motor his first public crowds since his cease-fire agreement were an exciting second term on both The injunction was obtained in the outer part of the Carmon Funeral Home, 6 Gilead. was planted when James F. Performances are slated for daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul very .effective in curbing school second grader. agreement as a sellout and has application and supporting vehicle while his license was landslide re-election victory, progressing. the foreign and domestic side.” by Hartford, with New Haven Poquonock Ave.. Windsor, is in The James T. Pratt Funeral Cooper of 188 Ferguson Rd., disability began. Persons Dec. 1 and 2 at the Bushnell offenses, and students are Hackenberry, 30, said the Sognefjord on Friday night evidence to qualify the McGeary of Rockville, will under suspension, and for warned the United States he and he Waded in to shake hands First stop on the chief charge of arrangements. Home. 71 Farmington Ave.. social security field disabled after that age need learning respect for the law,” court .system evolved as he Getting out in the financial and' Stamford later joining in after new contacts with a Memorial with music provided dance the role of a guest at the operating a motor vehicle while will not accept any deal made and chat in the financial and executive’s holiday itinerary H artford, is in charge of representative at the East applicants for benefits,and more credits, depending upon Hackenberry said. tried to bring home what social district crowd, Nixon was the action. In addition, suspected submarine were by members of the Hartford Christmas party in the under the influence of alcohol, against his will. theater districts of the city, was at the law firm of Mudge, arrangements. Hartford office, visited the processing was under way. their age and the time of The worst punishment is to be studies was all about and asked if he had any stocks. He Stamford is asking that ConnCo reported, a spokesman for the Symphony Orchestra conducted prologue. Maura is also a following a one-car accident at where several thousand persons Rose, Guthrie and and disability. sentenced to go to the establish discipline at the same The Washington Post said said he didn’t own any now. But be put into receivership, and Norwegian defense staff said by Dt. Moshe Paranov, musical member of the Hartford Junior 12:15 Friday morning. Bushey gathered behind police Alexander, where he worked A worker is considered dis principal’s office, he added. time. that Tho, angered by the he added with a grin: “ I’m ConnCo wants the court to today. director for the Hartford Ballet Co. was traveling north on Doyle barriers. for five years before his abled under the social security Ballet. A note to the parents, being The first-year teacher who American reversal, promptly bullish on Am erica,” quoting order the state to pay the com The spokesman did not Sura M. (>iilli‘i'iiiuii Rd. in Tolland when he lost With his wife, Pat, daughters successful bid for the presiden FBI Arrests % Commission law if he has a physical or kept in from recess and missing worked as a store detective threatened to withdraw the con the slogan of the big brokerage pany subsidies from the Public disclose details of the new con Mrs. Sara Mellon Gutterman, Suzannah Russek, daughter of The Friday, Dec. 1 perfor control of his car aqd hit a tree. Julie and Tricia, son-in-law cy in 1968. It was his first time mental condition which art class are among other while studying at the University cessions made by Hanoi in the firm of Merrill, Lynch, Pierce, Service Trust Fund. tacts, but did not rule out the 59, of 41 S. Alton St., widow of Manchester State Rep. proposals for solving some of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Russek of mance is schooled for 8 p,m. His car came to rest on the Edward Cox and Florida friend back since then, and he spent an prevents him from doing sub punishments doled out in the of Florida said the system has October draft. Fenner and Smith. In the early hours of the possibility that th^y involved Julius Gutterman. died Three Francis Mahoney, a member of the problems of the deaf and 629 Tolland Tpke., will dance and the matinee on Saturday, road. State Trooper Robert C. G. “ Bebe” Rebozo, the hour and a half visiting some of stantial gainful work and which classroom court. been “much more successful While Nixon was at the law strike there was no sign of any “ more than one unidentified Thursday ’at Manchester the State Commission to hearing-impaired to contact the role of an angel, the candy Dec. 2 is at 2:30 p.m. Tickets Hathaway of the Stafford These included abandonment President dined Friday night on the law partners, including his is expected to last (or has cupcakes who open Act II, the “ We took a trip to the Largo than I could imagine. of the old Communist demand firm, the rest of the family change in the positions of the submarine in the area.” Memorial Hospital. OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) - Investigate the Problems of the him, so that he may present are available at the Bushnell. barracks investigated. Chinese food at Trader V ic’s. former attorney general and lasted) for at least 12 months. Municipal Court last week,” “I was told it would never went to the hotel. But daughter towns or the state over which In London, the British Born in Brooklyn. N. Y.. she FBI agents have a^ sted three Deaf and Hearing-impared, has their proposals to the for a simultaneous political and campaign manager, John Hackenberry said. “ The He took in a hit musical show, Julie wasted no time going would pick up the bulk of the Defense Ministry said it was in had lived in Marlborough Indians in connection with this announced a public hearing by commission. All suggestions to work,” he said. “ But the second military settlement and Mitchell. n " ------children ... were impressed by “Much Ado About Nothing,” shopping. She said she bought a deficit of the financially ailing vestigating a report that the before moving to Manchester month’s takeover of the Bureau the commission on Dec. 19. It it will be studied by the graders are actually conducting agreement to allow Thieu to re Ziegler reported that Nixon the fact that the court they based on Shakespeare’s com pair of shoes in nearby Saks Connecticut Co. mystery submarine in five years ago. Prior to her of Indian Affairs Building in will he at 7:30 p.m. in the Hall commission, which will recom themselves professionally.” main at the head of the Saigon were seeing In action was very Fifth Avenue. Another meeting was held Norwegian territory was Rus retirement in 1970. she was. a Washington, D.C. of the House of mend legislation to the General government pending elections. The family was “ playing it by Friday between the state sian and that there had been a secretary at the Travelers Two other Indians indicted by Representatives. State Capitol, Assembly. Mahoney already ear,” she said of the weekend Department of Transportation mutiny aboard. Insurance Co. for 18 years. the grand jury on charges of Hartford. has submitted a list of 17 plans. But she said they would She was a member of Temple possessing stolen government The commission held its first proposals to the commission Search For Missing go to Sunday services at Marble Beth Sholom. its Sisterhood. property are still at large. meeting Nov. 21. with Groton Arnold C.^>Larson, CHdahoma Judge of Probate Mrs. Lillian Gunjnan Killed; Collegiate Church, where she Hadassah. and was a volunteer and David Eisenhower were at Manchester Memorial FBI agent in charge, said Alida Erb the temporary chairman. A Solons Suspended Busing Crisis .married. Hospital. Quirez, 18; her sister Andrea, permanent chairman, vice Ban Lifted Police stopped busy New Survivors include a son. 22, both of Rialto, Calif.; and chairman and secretary will be ANCHORAGE, Alaska (AP) — After 39 futile days, the THURMONT. Md. (AP) - York traffic for the presidential Henry Gutterman of West Hart Myron Thomas, 31, of Chicago named Dec. 5. Hostage Unhurt search for House Democratic Leader Hale Boggs has been were arrested in Bressie, Okla., President Nixon has lifted a motorcades, and people paused Chronology ford; a daughter. Mrs. Aaron Mahoney is urging those with rigid government ban on travel abandoned because of the onset of winter. to watch him pass, some Cheerman of Manchester; a Thursday. of U.S. aircraft and ships to M o*l SK-716 FRANKFURT, Germany Boggs, Alaska Rep. Nick Begich and two other men have waving at the presidential brother. Abraham Mellon of Also indicted Wednesday VALUE *165.00 release of jailed members of h ijacker aw aiting trial in By The Associaled Pres* Oct. 2—(3ov. Meskill vetoes Communist China. 23 Elements (AP) — Police sharpshooters, limousine. New York City: a sister. Mrs. were Whitney Grey, 22, of the West German Baader- Weiden for the slaying of a been missing since Oct. 16 on a flight from Anchorage to Here is a chronology of the the bus subsidy bill, claiming it The action, announced by a n i n o firing through a partly open At dinner, Nixon indulged in a Ix>ttie Silberman of Nanuet. N. Scottsdale, Ariz., and David Horlxontal Plane Meinhof anarchist gang. Czechoslovak pilot June 8. Juneau. most important events since is too expensive a way to solve spokesman at Nixon’s Camp airplane dobr, shot and kilM a daiquiri on the rocks and tried Y .; and four grandchildren. Molino, 22, of Redlands,/Calif. Fire Calls Radiation Patterns Officials in Frankfurt, acting August in the Connecticut Co. the bus crisis. David, Md., retreat, is a first (Ifid Band) ( gunman today and freed He demanded that he and the Air Force Maj. Ken Shelley congressmen said friends have one of Trader Vic’s exotic ’The funeral was this morning All were accused of with the assistance of a and Connecticut Railway and Oct. 10—CR&L shuts down step toward eventual unW m ed a stewardess hostage Czech be flown to Prague, said the search, officially encouraged them to run for the drinks, a Mai Tai made of rum at the Weinstein Mortuary. 640 possessing property allegedly Town Firemen were called to '■ ‘ k . psychologist, implemented a Lighting Co. bus crises: operations after giving the ATU establishment of scheduled air Plots of dB Gain Over High ari^iiiManiioi where the latter faced a possi suspended Friday, will be seats. and pineapple juice. He ate Farmington Ave.. Hartford, taken from the BIA building 148 Bissell St. at 2 a.m. today on held nearly 24 hours aboard an plan of psycholojd(»l warfare. the 24 hours’ notice required and sea service tq-the long- 1/2 RJive Dipole of Antenna ble death penalty for the hijack reopened if any new clues or Chinese delicacies, including a with Rabbi Leon Wind of after a group of militant the report of a delayed ignition for Channels 2-6 Air Canada jetliner at “ We’re trying to wear him Shelley said the decision to Aug. 11—The Connecticut Co. under the Oct. 1 agreement. isolated Communist slaying. significant information is main dish of beef with Chinese ficiating. Burial will be in the Indians occu p i^ it Nov. 2 . of a boiler system. Channels 7-13 Frankfurt airport, police out,” said Frankfurt Police halt the search was based announces that contract The company says it can’t superpower. Rotor Antenna uncovered. ' vegetables and Yang Chow Colchester Jewish Aid FM reported. (U e f Knut Mueller. As an alternative, the primarily on new snowfall demands made by the afford to continue operating Military and civilian air fried rice. Cemetery. Chaimels 14-83 Police Director Horst Vogel, The man, who described gunman, who spoke with an which swept across much of Amalgamated Transit Union without subsidies. Smaller I N e i U D E ^ ' planes logged more than 3,600 Arriving at the theater a little Memorial Week will be who headed the 150 policemen himself as a former inmate of a East European accent, sought Alaska’s rugged and (ATU) will amount to $2 million companies plan to take over hours in the air and covered late for the 7:30 p.m. curtain, observed at the home of her A L L JA IN rC B INSTALLED at the airport, told newsmen Nazi concentration camp who the release of 20 Czechs he unpopulated regions last week. in ad(iitional money per year. service on CR&L routes. 325,000 square m iles in the Nixon and his party received a daughter. 119 Brent Rd.. I ■ ■ ■ Aulofnatic TENNA^ROTOR that “ colleagues with special wants to go down in history, thought were jailed in West Numerous sightings and leads The company says it is losing Oct. 14—CtonnCo says it, too, search — the largest in Alaskan standing ovation from the Manchester. Memorial con training were under orders to began his bizarre list of Germany on espionage charges. were checked Out, but all money and can’t afford such a will shut down operations if it your anlwina history — for the missing packed Winter Garden Theater tributions may be made to the shoot the hijacker in a crystal demands with a call for the When told there were not 20 proved fruitless. contract. The contract is to doesn’t receive a subsidy. Last 1 Pound GRANOLA p«rf«etly for all Cessna 310. audience. American Cancer Society. clear situation that would not release of the young Czech such prisoners, he said he expire Sept. 30. runs are to be the night of Oct. with a purchase of $5.00 or more. •taHonaragardloasof Aboard the plane were Boggs, Shelley said the search will endanger the hostage.” would settle for the liberation Aug. 20—ConnCo is reported 28. diraetlon. 58; Begich, 40; Russell L. not be dosed officially until the The hostage was Margit of any 20 convicts serving the Traffic Toll to have asked the ATU to take a Oct. 28 ConnO President E. Brown, 37, an aide to Begich, aircraft is found. The Rescue SAVE... 10% to 20% on PLUS PRODUCTS MODEL Sommer, 31, a German-born highest sentences in West pay cut in its next contract. Clayton Gengras receives a Personal Notice and Don E. Jonz, 38, the pilot. Coordination Center at Continues U-100 Canadian, who was rescued Gemuui prisons. &pt. 24—ATU membership court injunction, obtained by M l In Washington, Mrs. Boggs Elmendorf Air Force Base STOP IN and Inquire about our FREE drawing to be held the week of Christmas. when police st(»med aboard the Upward Climb gives its leaders the right to the city of Hartford, ordering Notice of Hearlne Early this morning, police said she was deeply grateful for never officially closes a search S W erf CoonecUcat DCS after gunning down the call a strike against ConnCo and buses to keep running. ConnCo said he revoked his previous the effort “ and especially for until the aircraft is located, he Bv T H E ASSOCIATED COURT OF PROBATE middle-aged hijadier. CR&L when their present obeys the order, but plans to ..Court of_Probste, District of ORGANIC FOOD dm an ds and <»lled for the the heart” that had gone into said. PRESS MraAciter, District No. IS. Miss Sommer had been seized contract expires if a satisfac appeal it. VITAMINS & MINERAL SUPPLEMENTS Choose from Zenith - RCA - Philco - Curtis Mathis release of jailed members of the search. Boggs had arrived in Alaska The nation’s traffic death toll *—C8TATE---- -* OF AURORB P. GOULETr • » by the revolver-cairying tory offer isn’t made. Nov. 8—ATU announces it will the Baader-Meinhof gang. The Mrs. Boggs was in just two days before the flight for the Thanksgiving Day NATURAL COSMETICS & BEAUTY AIDS INCLUDED AT N( gunman Friday afternoon Sept. 27—The Democrat- strike ConnCo at 12:01 a.m. gang is held responsible for a Washington Friday to help han to Juneau. He had spoken at a weekend reached 345 today. aboafo the plane. He (uttered controlled General Assembly, Nov. 25. series of thefts and terrorist dle a mountain of fund-raising dinner for Begich Rain, sleet and snow posed t y “ jpwwmor U, the plane’s other six crewmen called into special-’session by Nov. 21—Hartford Superior T t o of hwrias, *:M ojn.; P ^ oi bombings that left four U. S. correspondence accumulated in Anchorage and had been hazards for motorists in a large off and then began issuing Gov. Thomas J. Meskill, passes Court Judge George A. Saden servicemen dead and scores since her husband’s dis scheduled to speak in Juneau part of the midcontinent, and widely fluctuating demands to a bill to subsidize bus lines from extends the injunction for injured. appearance. the night the plane disappeared. showers dampened roadways in free various persons being held the Public Sercice Tax Fund. ConnCo to keep operating for Six alleged gang members Official proceedings are The plane left Anchorage Florida and the Pacific doTSs last will aad testament of saU in West German jails. Sept. 30—ConnCo and the on e week. He says the went on trial Friday in a heavi expected to begin in Alaska about 9 a.m. (ADT), and Jonz Northwest. Clear, dry con JO E BAYEK. Prop He set a 3 p.m. - 9 a.m. EST ATU reach a temporary agree injunction can be dissolved if ly guarded courthouse in West within a few days that could filed a flight plan 12 minutes ditions prevailed elsewhere. K ordFred TgAfTsiTu EL CAMINO PLAZA ' ROUtE 30, VERNON — deadline today for his ment to keep the buses rolling the ATU strikes. Berlin. Others, including lead to declaring open the later as the aircraft headed The count of traffic deaths ■ determlBed at demands, which ranged fnun while approval from Meskill is Nov. 24—ATU official John »• •‘•to. time (Across388 from Howard Johnson’s)Johns< Andreas Baader and Ulrike House seats to which Boggs and southeast on the 3 labour flight began at 6 p.m. local time iMVt. freeing a Czech hijacker awaited on the bus subsidy bill. Thompson says the union will I’ c o n ^ TI o N NEXT 10 STOP and SHOP Meinhof, f o / whom the gang Bhgich were re-elected. Both to the state’s capital. There was Wednesday and will end at mid r Order of Uie Own awaiting trial for murder to the Oct. 1 -C R 4 L and the ATU strike as planned at 12:01 a.m. . ZmBARTH, derk Tel. 875-1735 Mon. to FrI. 10-9; Sat. 10-6 IViRrgit Sommer was named, are awaiting trial. wives of the missing night Sunday. ■'ft: no further word from the plane. reach a similar agreement. Nov. 25. hft'i
K?.; MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn.. Sat.. Nov. 25. 1972 - PAGE THREE A n d o v er PAGE TWO - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD,,Manchester, Conn., Sat., Nov. 25,1972 South Windsor
Sheinwold on Bridge Three Given Audit Firm Makes Suggestions KofC Criticizes Service Pins News for Senior Citizens GET DUMMY’S BUFFERS NORTH BARBARA VARRICK not be made without adequate The cafeteria fund was noted subsequent remittances to tbe BEFORE DRAWING A 1096 By Grange Correspondent support. to have had an expenditure of treasurer. (;? 863 2 Tel. 644-8274 At the high school the same One other area criticized was ^Maude* Abortion TRUMPS With the receipt of his 50-year $4,259.37 which exceeded the By WALLY FORTIN 0 K9 The annual town operation funding account was hit. The in th e Public Health By A L F R E D pin at ceremonies held at amound available for the year ^ K842 audit for the fiscal year ended accountants said several funds A ssociation in which the NEW HAVEN, Conn. (AP) - it is to kill the unlxuii—‘like SHEINWOLDT Andover Grange recently, and w as compared to WEST EAST June 30, 1972 has been were overexpended, and records showed written reports The chief executive officer of having the dentist extract a bad •Edwin A. Lundholm became expenditures exceeding Hello everybody! A KQJ43 A 87 completed by the accounting although minor, it was of receipts of fund physically the Knights of Columbus has tooth’—is not funi^ either. we included transportation triple of 505 and the high single You draw trumps to stop the third member of his family revenues of $13,154.69 for the It’s that time again to tell you (? 7 10 9 5 firm of P eat', Marwick, recommended that Individual received during the month,, criticized a twoi>art episode of "Should be advocates of from our Center to Bradley of 182. In the Class B range, the opponents from ruffing. - to be so honored. previous year. It noted that the the CBS-TV situation comedy permissive aborticm desire to the happenings here at the 0 Q64 03872 Mitchell and Co. and copies responsibility by placed on the were being p lac^ in the record Field and for a return trip. James Gleeson won honors If it’s your own dummy tht ♦ J975 ♦ AQ63 cafeteria program is self- Center. First of all we had a Lundholm and his three have been distributed to the situation. books beforehand and “ Maude” that dealt with dispense their inducements to Don,’t forget those who have with a 463 high triple and a 189 has the ruffing power, yOu supporting except for. federal wonderful turnout of close to SOUTH Town Council for review. recommended recording only abortion. barbarity, they should not be registered must turn in their high single. should refrain from drawing sisters have a combined service They suggested a system by food reimbursements and 100 . persons attending A A52 to the Grange of 197 years. His According to the report, the upon receipt of the actual In the first part of the series given the medium of a pt^ralar deposit on or before Dec. 6. Wednesday was sort of a Ijirumps. Weapons are w ick^ (? AKQJ4 implemented in which amounts received from the Saturday’s Conference on Aging sister Anne joined in 1914, hiS general fund budget approved State. funds. It also recommended Maude learns she is pregnant television program at a prime NEWS FLASH! I Just quiet day, but by the end of it things, but only when wielded O A 10 5 3 perpetual inventory records for and considers an abortion. In children’s viewing hour. that was held at the Manchester received w (»d that the dates for sister Olga in 1917 and his sister for the year was 18,103,797.13 using pre-numbered checks. we had signed up a total of 108 by xn enemy. •A 10 state and federal grants be Also mentioned iVas that no the final part, aired Nov. 21, rtie ‘‘While cpntroversial Community College. The this trip have been chang^. We Mary in 1925. and was financed mainly by Approval of the audit is for the Hawaiian trip. South West North Eari maintained for items of equip formal indication was shown goes through with the abortion. subjects can be aired,” weather was Just right, and the will leave on Thursday, March property taxes paid to the town. expected to take place at the By the time you read this South dealer 1 O Pass 2 (? Pass ment costing $100 or more. that invoices have been checked “ Killing of the unborn Is not a McDevitt continued, “ respon first sunny Saturday in a long 29, and return Thursday, April A past master of the Grqnge, This amount was $5,881,465.03 next meeting of the Town column Thanksgiving Day will North-South vulnerable 4 Pass Pass Pass • Currently invoices are on file for prices and mathematical laughing matter,” Suprene sibility to the public requires a time iriiich helped bring out 5. I hope that won’t change Lumlholm was instrumental in and is based on a 55.50 mill rate. Council Dec. 4. be history. We certainly hope Opening lead — King of Opening lead — A K for these items but are not accuracy and suggested rubber many of the participants. anyone’s mind. the construction of the soldiers Revenues from state and Chirstmas Dance Tickets Knight John W. M cDevittof the foimat whereby both sides Of ' you all enjoyed the day, and Uie Spades dated. war monument on Rt. 6 in federal grants received and stamping invoices with St. Margaret Mary’s Ladies Catholic fraternal society said the issue will be given a fair Everyone attending felt they whole long weekend. West opened the king of rounds of trumps, be.would Andover which was accepted by used to reduce the debt was $1,- approval space be provided. Guild of South Windsor will in a letter to CBS, made public hearing at the same time. That not only enjoyed being there, Setback Winners spades and South took the Under the board of have been stuck with a losing the town in December 1959. 772,359.23 and revenues from educations special projects, the sponsor a Christmas Dance Friday by the society's responsibility was not but left with many new ideas. Last Friday night we had 44 Menus are. Since South could now 'The procedure of reporting As for the committee, it was diamond. It might have looked town departments totaled $375,- firm said there are outstanding collections and remittances to Dec. 2 from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. in headquarters, “ All the cliche, evidenced in the ‘Maude’ players for our setback Monday, chicken salad afford to draw exactly one tragedy.” 8afe, but it would have cost him 482.13. The reserved amount obligations of $1,272.92 and the town treasurer being used the church hall on Hayes Rd. counsel on bow easy and simple very pleased with the turnout, tournament with the following sandwich, vegetable beef soup, round of trumps, he led out Because he was unable to the contract. carried from the previous year unexpended balances totalling in the town clerk’s offices Dance music will be provided and especially the enthusiastic winners: Ted Rivard, 129; Lyla chilled fruit cup, and a the are of hearts. serve his country, in the armed Daily Question was $74,490.75. TTiere was an $11,778.70. According to the by the Clay Edwards ^ n d and approach to the problems by Steele, 127: Bertha Duhring, beverage. forces, he felt that the boys who showed they were not recon Partner deals and bids one additional appropriation for report, these funds require a ciled to bank deposits and the free set-ups will be available. those.,attending. 128; Paul Schuetz, 123; Ann Wednesday, roast Ohicken Mary Fitzpatrick, Miss did should be recognized. He, Declarer next led the heart. The next player passM, $1,119.60 to the Board of Educa- separate accounting to comply firm recommended cut-off Tickets may be obtained from About Town Quite a few voiced their Fisher, 122; Eva Post, 121; with gravy, cranberry sauce, T e e n a g e A m e r ic a 1972, and other Grange members, problems, and by the end of the singleton club toward dum and you. hold: Spades, 8-7| . tion noted by the firm. with applicable laws and procedurexybe implemented Mrs. Stewart Brown of Wild Girl Scout Troop 642 will Robert Schubert, 119; Frieda mixed vegetables, baked fluffy hosts the 12th annual “ Miss moved the stepping stone from day it was clearly felt that a my, hoping to win a trick with Hearts, I0-9-5| Diamonds, J- The accountants reported regulations governing the use of whereby receipts can be iden Rose Dr. or Mrs. Thomas meet at the Communitv Baptist Knofla, 118; George SchroU, rice, tender moist «cake, and Teenage America Pageant” the king. East raptured the the Old Baptist Church and used Commission on the Aging in 8-7-2; Clubs, A-Q-6-3. that collections of current the funds. tified with bank d e b it s and Griffin of 454 Avery St. Church Monday at 3 p!m. 117; Thomas Murphy, 117; beverage. it as the basis of the monument. Manchester was very much on CBS-TV Saturday, Nov. king of rluliB with the are and What do you say? property taxes during the year, Esther Anderson, 116, and Mary Thursday, old fashioned fish Lundholm then did most of the needed. 25, at 10 p.m. relumed a trump. Answer: Bid two hearts. based on the Jan. 1,1971 Grand Nackowski, 116. chowder, grilled ham and stonework on the monument. m m m m m m m m Mr. and Mrs. John B. Raise with three-card trump List was equal to 99 per cent of T h e next s^ > for the com Monday we had a nice turnout cheese sandwich, sliced pears Hawkins, 77 Umber Trail, will support when you have a short the adjusted levy collectable. It cmaimHBixmusimmn mittee now is to compile aU the for our kitchen social bingo, and and cookies, a beverage. This, inridenlally, was why The Grange also recognized be host ai^ hostess at the Lutz Theatre Time side suit and about 7 to 10 listed the outstanding general data received from the while I was busy with the Friday, ^ddle cakes with two other members last night And oUier Oriental ruga contlsUng of aome of tbe lineat grades of Junior Museum Sunday from 2 South hadn’t drawn Iwo points, counting high cards and debt of the town on June 30 at to 5 p.m. workshops, and then present Hawaiian trip, Georginia syrup, breakfast bacon, Schedule rounds of trumps. It would with 25-year pins. They were KERMAN. BOKHARA, ISFEHAN, TABRIZ, BELOUCHESTAN, the short suit value. Edwin A. Lundholm, Maude Custer and Clarence Custer stand at the altar following $11,861,296 with interests due to NATURAL SILK QUME, HUNTIN G SCENE CARPET, KESHAN, them a l ^ with a recommen Vince and Tommy O’Neill kept applesauce, and a beverage. permit an opponent to lead a presented to Clarence Custer, dation that a commissi 4' 46 ■j PAGE FOUR — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. BAanchester, Conn., Sat., Nov. 25, 1972 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Sat.. Nov. 25. 1972 — PAGE FIVE Matthew Schardt Richard Martin iKattrlyfHt^r iEimttng H? raIJi Illing Honor Roll Susan Rudeen • Agnes Schaschl Stephanie Martin Ann Marie Savoie Shirley Seavey Business Bodies GRADE 7 Susan McCarthy Patrick Scanlon 3- Lori ’Turner Janet Seybolt John McDowell Pamela Seavey Founded Oct, U 1881 Clifford Adamy Barbara Smith Lynn Alemany Christine ’Tyler Deborah Millis Elizabeth Seybolt f Robert Upton Jeff2. Smith PROMOTED AT HNB about 3155,000 on cable in this Gary Anderson Hrian Murphy Sally Smith Published by Manchester Publishing Co., newquyter by carrier daily before 6 p.m. VICE PRESIDENT ’Tracy Wagner Laurie Smith David Nelson 13 Biasell Strert, Manchester, Conn. 06040, should teleplKMic the circulation depart George R. English Jr., area.” John Bashaw Channa Soden manager of the W. Middle Richard H. Dionne of Eileen Warren Tracy Sullivan Kirk Nelson Susan Sterling ment, 647-9946. As an example of the kind of Frank Beaupre Alexis ’Titor tdqihone 643-2711 (AC 203.) ’Tpke. (Manchester) office of Columbia has been promoted to Cynthia Wilson Suzanne Nevins Janet Tinklepaugh demands placed on SNET’s Theodore Beutel Suzanne ’Thomas Pubhshed eveiy evening except Sundays the Hartford National Bank and vice president of trust Marylou Brennan Collen Wright Hal Ostrom Susan Towne Member Audit Bureau of Ctaculation telephone networtc by a growing Patricia Trombly and hQUdays. Entered at the Manchester, Trust Co., has been named an Connecticut populaUon, Hopps operations at Hartford National Bettlna Bronisz Susan Wright Nancy Poutre Barbara Vucic M em ber o f T he A ssociated Pkesa Bank and Trust Co. Timothy Wrobel Kathryn ’Tucker Conn., Post Office as Second Class Mall assistant vice president at the said SNET anticipates a gain of Laura Burnett Mark Quitadamo Penelope Watson bank. Dionne, a native of Hartford, Elizabeth Young Karin Turek Vicki Pantaleo ? Dorrie Wilk M atter. i about 220,000 telephones Melanie Butterworth ) Linda Voiland The Manchester Publishing Co. assum es throughout the ^ t e in the next ill a gmduate of the University Marcy Young Paula Raymond Georgia Willis ! Stephen Byk ^ ' Gina Zaccardelli Philip Valentine Burl L. Lyons Publisher n o financial responsibility for Lisa Carson Sharon Redmer Russell Wilson three years. J Teresa Vegiard typographical etrm appearing in adver “In the Mancnester area,” he • Linda Chambers GRADE 8 David Reichlin Bradley Wojcoski Subscription Rates Dean Aitro Donna White Todd Rein tisements and other reading matter in The said, “our req^arch people, Brian Charlebois Susan Wojnarowski P ayable in A dvance through growth pkojectiona. es Edward Anderson Sandra Whitney Mandiester Evening Herald. Susan Colbert Brenda Willis timate there will be 51,500 Douglas Cowles Elizabeth Anderson One Month 33.25 One Year |39.00 Display adverUsiiv closing hours, three Jeffrey Backofen GRADE 9 Sin^e Copy 15' Six Months 319.50 full days prior to puUlcatioa. phones by 1975. At present there Julie Dahm Cynthia Allison are about 43,800 phones here.” Christopher DeCiantis Debra Bayles By Cairio', Weekly 75' Three Months 39.75 Deadline for Herald want ads, 12 noon Debra Beaupre Douglas Baker Open IMior to day of putriication; 12 noon Friday Kathleen DeCiantis ^ r y Benson Peter Bartolotta Subscribers who fail to receive their f Area Churches Union Congregational Trinity Lutheran Church Messiah Evitngelicaf Church Concordia Lutheran Church Unitarian Center Congregational Meadowlark Rd. and Rt. 30 Lutheran ERVICES 1D)IRECT0RY 40 Pitkin St. Universaiist Society Rockville Rev. Donald McGean Chofeh Church Rev. Paul J. Bowman, Rev. Richard E. Bertram 466 Main St. United Churdi of Christ . (Wisconsin Synod) Vice Pastor Minister 8 and 10;M a.m.. Worship 300 Buckiand Road, 11 Center St. Rev. Lyman D. Reed 7 p.m. Service. Lyman G. Farrar Service, Holy Communion. South Windsor 9 a.m., Holy Communion. Arnold F. Westwoo.d, Associate Minister^ ^ 9:15 a.m>( Sunday School. ' Rev. Karl R. Gurgel, Pastor LUCA’S RAMPING Winthrop Nelson Jr. Mr. and Mrs. (jieorge F .^ p e l Nursery care for small children Minister Co-Pastors Adult InstxOction Gass. Self-Service Church School through Grade 6. Guest, Robert S. Eicfaler, Assistants in — —r— — 10 a.m,. Worship Service. Laundromit EQUIPMENT H IG H G R A D E C3iristian Education MMlntniiii' 10:30 a.m ., The Service. Mime will demonstrate a “non Sunday 9:15 and 11 a.m.. >jP^on United Tenta, Cota, Sleeping Baga, Nursery care for small children verbal” Celebration of Life. •T, St. John’s Episcopal Church CoitMn Mid* Air Mattreaaea, S tov^ Worship Services. Sermon 9 a.m. Church School, Grades Methodist Church SuHi, Finti Md PRINTING Church School for Grades 7,8,9 Family Program for children Rt. 30 Rt. 30, Vernon L anterns Topic: “There Came A 5-9 (Ml S3 TOLLAND TURNPIKE Job and Commercial !■ ! and High School. as well as parents. Woman.” Rev, F. W. Schuster, Minister Rev. Robert H. Weiner, 9 a.m, Adult Study Group Rector •TaHoring FARR'S Manch/Vemon Team Una P rinting 9:15-11 a.m.. Learning Com 10:30 a.m. Clhurch School, •Dry Cleaning' “The Everyfliing Storet” FREE TOWING munities. Nursery through 9:30 a.m.. Church Service. N Prompt and EMctent Calvary Church infants-Grade 4 i 8 a.m.. Holy Communion. •Laundry Service Camp - B ike • Spert PHONE 643-2467 Printbig of An Kind* Zion Evangelical Grades 6. ursefy-age kindergarten 2 MAIN STBRET (Assemblies of God) 10:34 a.m. Morning Worship, 10 a.m.. Family Service and 176-178 SPRUCE ST. Lutheran Church 10:15-11:15, Coffee classes. at Depet Square OPEN: 647 E. Middle Tpke. (Misaouri Synod) Sermon Topic, “When Silence Church School. MANCHESTER Monday to Friday Gommunlty Prats Rev. Kenneth L. Gustafson Fellowship and Learning Op-. 10:45 a.m.. Church School, Open Dally te 9:00 P.M. Cwper and High Sts. Is Not Golden.” Drive-In Parking J. FARR — 643 7111 8 A.M.- 6 P.M. 2S4 Broad St., Rear Pastor portunities for youth and Classes for Grades 1 through 6. Rev. Charles W. Kuhl Adults. St. Peter’s Episcopal Church Saturday 8 A.M. - 1 2 Noon Telephone 643>5727 Pastor United Methodist Church 10a.m., Sunday School, Monday 6:45 p.m. Gospel Sand Hill Rd., South Windsor Rt. 44A, Bolton Sacred Heart'Church Rev. James A. Birdsall, classes for ages. Dance Choir, Sanctuary Rev. David M. Campbell, MANCHESTER Service of Sincerity 9 a.m. Divine Worship 7:30 p.m. Bazaar Chairman, Rt. 30, Vernon Vicar Ostrtnsky Get Tuneup at Stevenson’s CU STO M M A M 11 a.m.. Service of Worship 10:15 a.m. Sunday School and Pastor Rev. Ralph Kelley, Castor CANVAS AWNINGS and Bible preaching. Federation Room DEALER IN WASTE MEMORIAL GO. Everyday living is ntore com- helpful service and o m you can how about having a car tune- ice on cars, and this is a great MANCHESTER Youth Forum Rev. Edward Konopka 8 and 10 a.m.. Holy Commu 1 p.m.. Evening Service of Tuesday: 1 p.m.. Sacred 9:30^a.m. Church School. plicated today no matter what depend upon. The enUre Stevenson’s Esso StaUon convenience. Just phene them 10:10-11:30 a.m. 6th and 8th Dance Group, Woodruff Hall Assistant Pastor nion. MATERIALS Oppoelte Bast Cemetery your partloular role in Mo may Holmes famUy is preud of the P 649-51533 and they will pick Prairc and Bible preaching. Grade Youth Instruction Nursery through Adult ^ Hymnsing and Gospel music 7:30 p.m.. Ways and Means be, and surely this Is the case fact that their Home has been *** Main St? Cars that per- deliver It when 10:25 a.m. Coffee and Saturday Mass, 5 p.m. IRON Quality Meffloriols when it comes to a funqral dl- chosen year after year as a form well during the warmer yjg ^ork Is finished. * Ssafood. and song. Committee, Church Office Conversation St. Mary’s Church North United 8 p.m ., MISAC, Robbins Sunday Masses, 7:'30,9, 10:30, R t 31, Coventry Over SO Tears’ Experience rector. Because of these compli- member of the Order of the months are prone to give trou- Brakes should be checked be- Wednesday, Nov. 29 at 7:30 Methodist Church 10:45 a.m. Worship. Nursery, and 12 noon. SCRAP METAL catlons, many people have Gclden Rule. ble \riien the mercury drops, fore we have Icy road condl- CHOICE VARIETY p.m.. Midweek Service of Room Infant through Grade 2. Rev. F. Bernard Miller, Pastor 300 Parker St. . Wednesday: 7:30 p.m. Rev. Richard F. Roughan, Call 649.5807 come to depend on the Holmes The Holmes Funeral Home is Richard and Robert Stevenson, tlons. Brakes that pull uneven- Prayer and Praise. Rev. Earle R. Custer, Sermon: “Amen.” St. Bernard’s Church anil PAPER Funeral Home, 400 Main St. a most beautiful one, large owners of Stevenson's Esso Sta- ly c?.n throw you Into a skid. Quality Steering Committee, Noon Special Charge Assistant: Pastor A. AIMBTTl, Prop, Pastor Manchester Area Conference of Herald photo by Buceiviciua Rockville 781 FABHER ST. People need a person who can enough to handle the largest tlcn, make sure that their cus- Stevenson's Esso Station does' Community Baptist Church Conference to set 1973 Harrison St., Manchester take care of OAA. MAA. Social service, InUmate enough for the tomers are pleased with the ser- on all makes and modtds Seafood SB B US FORi Churches, Robbins Room Rev. John J. White Saturday Mass, 7:30 p.m. TeL 648-8785 or 648-8879 An American Baptist Church 9 and 10:30 a.m. Worship Benevolence Giving. Rev. William Schneider Security Benefts and Veterans smaUest. Each chapel has Its vice given at this staUon. They ^hey repack the frdht 43 O A K STREET r> Alttmlnam RoU Dp JMS E. Center St. Thursday: 1 p.m., Bible Rev, Karl R, Gurgel, Pastor Sunday Masses, 7:30,9:30 and Benefits. These and many other ‘-wn private family room and do a fine job and you will be ^^eel bearings; they also oany Awning* Service. Sermon: “Unless a Study, Robbins Room Rev. Anthony Mitchell 10:45 a.m. TEL. 649-9987 Rev. Dr. H. Victor Kane Grain of Wheat....” Bolton Congregational related services are offered at has Its private entrance, really pleased with the reason- grease seals and • Door Owoploo 2:30-5 p.m.. Junior High o Storm Doors Interim Minister 9 a.m. Church School. Messiah Lutheran Church Church Saturday Mass, 7 p.m. STEVENSON’S the Holmes Funeral Home. decor la dene with impec- able'prices charged. wheel bearings for replacement. Learning Opportunities, First Congregational Church MERCURY Manv neoDle have also bene- families are How about having your bat- h,-. burned . o Combination Window* Mrs. Robert Burt, Director Nursery and Grade 3 throu^ 6. Wisconsin Synod Lutheran Church Bolton Center Rd. Sunday Masses, 7, 9:15,10:30 of Religious Education Grades 7,8 pnd 9. Rev. J. Stanton Conover United Church of Christ Travel Agency ^ ^ 1 J , assured absolute privacy If this tery checked? If you do need a ^ f M*noh**tor Awning O*. 10:30. a.m. Church School'. 7:30 p.m.. Staff Evaluation South Windsor and 11:45 a.m. Ited by "-ae I^owle^e Book- ^ ® j,attety, Ste^Zron's Esso ‘‘®® “ 195 WEST CENTER ST. Nursery. Kindergarten ahd Minister Main St., Coventry ESSO let" put out by the Order of the ^as Atlas and Eastern *®‘ ‘*’® . P®®' Committee, Robbins Room Rev. James W. McBride, 646-2756 Tnlopliono 649-M91 9:15 a.m.. Church School for Grade 1 and 2. Sacrament of The Rev. Mr. Gurgel received vicar of Gloria Dei Lutheran St. Matthew’s Church 405 MAIN ST. Golden Rule, which Is yours for ers are received Insu^w L "^ ! batteries. Either one of these ^ ®®*'' Saturday: 7 p.m.. Youth Pastor E*tabll*lied 1 9 1 9 all ages. Children from Grade 1 Baptism at both services. h is BA degree from Church in Milwaukee. He has Sunday 10:15 a.m. CSiurch Tolland NO SERVICE TEL. 640-5533 toe asking. Just stop In at toe ®” batteries wUl give exceUent ser- Should these need re^aclng you Fellowship, Robbins Room Home and pick up a copy from ®®"* . ® service are rureed heavv ^®® ®“*^® ‘h®Y will be replaced and above will attend the Monday, 7:30 p.m. Council of Northwestern Ckyllege, Water- been pastor of Messiah School Rev. J. Clifford Curtin, Pastor Rev. Robert Heavilin, CHARGE Worship Service with their Interim Pastor • THiit.Ups toe Uble In the hall of the main handled carefully and arranged 7 BK . Y nationally known brands at l^ Upholstery Churches meeting here. town, Wis. in 1964.' In 1968, he Lutheran Church for the past 10:30 a.m. Worship Service — RESERVATIONS FOR families. Sermon “(Choose, This Day.” corridor; or, if you prefer, ask their best advan- Stevenson’s Esso Station. and P r l Shop Tuesday, 7 p.m.. Senior high S econd graduated from Wisconsin four years. Pastor Gurgel is Sunday Vigil on Saturday at 5 •HOTELS • Englna Cteaning P 10:80 a.m.. Worship Service. 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PAGE TEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Sat., Nov. 25, 1972 ' MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Sat., Nov. 25, 1972 - PAGE ELEVEN ^Wild Card^ Spot ^Let the Girls Run’ Pro Hockey Goal fo r Giants Mead Schedule NHL Golf y ■ Doc Robbins Says Yesterday’s Results NEW YORK (AP) - The Minnesota The Steelers, seeking their f ^ t AUCKLAND, N.Z.-Walter Montreal 9, Vancouver 1 NEW YORK (AP) - They call it line is winding up and blowing in Vikings’ once-mighty defence, which division title in 40 years, hope to Boston 4, Atlanta 0 Godfrey of New Zealand and there. bounce back after last Sunday’s 26-24 By Earl Yost Only games scheduled “ Fun City” but Sunday in New York Peter Crocker of Australia allowed 41 points last Sunday in a might just as well be called "Sack “ The situation has something to do victory over Los ,^geles, tries to loss to Qeveland which dropped their WHA shared a two-stroke lead at 137 “ Let the girls run. What’s City” for the Giants and Philadelphia with it, too,” Reaves adds. “ We’ve clamp the lid on ^rem 6 sensatio^.: ; record to 7-3, tying them with the Yesterday’s Results after two rounds in the New wrong with letting them Eagles. been behind most of the time and they Zealand Open Golf Franco Harris and detBcanother b}oW : Browns for first place in the New England 7, Atberta 2 run?,” Charlie Robbins Cleveland 3, Los Angeles 2, The Giants, suddenly entertaining know we have to throw.” Championship. to the hopes of the P lt^ u rgh StM l^s American Conference Central Divi paus^ to comment after he overtime slightly brightened hopes for a When he has to throw against the LA ROMANA, Dominican Sunday. sion. started and finished his 27th Minnesota 6, Philadelphia 4 National Football League playoff Giants, he’ll be keeping one eye Republic—Jose “ Pepe” The Washington Redskins put their Franco, the powerful rookie running Five Mile Road Race in Winnipeg 9, Quebec 3 berth as the “ wild card” runnerup peeled for their star defensive end. Gancedo and Roman Taya kept eight-game winning streak on the line Spain on top in the Americas back who played in the shadow of Manchester on Thanks Only games scheduled team in the National Conference, are ‘‘You can’t say enough about ■against the Green Bay Packers, and Chip Tournament with a third- Lydell Mitchell at Penn State, has giving. very big on sacking enemy Gregory,” Reaves says. “ You have to the Oakland Rdlders meet the Kansas round, three-under-par 69 for a gained more than 100 yards five times The 52-year-old practicing Pro Basketball quarterbacks. They’ve done it 29 be conscious of him the way they float City Chiefs in, other key NFL games 54-hold total of 206. in the last six games to give him a M.D. has been a prominent times, among the most in the con him around. The Giants are long on Sunday. The unbeaten Miami NBA HILTON HEAD ISLAND, season total of 730 yards on 115 figure in track, cross Yesterday’s Results ference. Defensive end Jack Gregory hustle and enthusiasm.” Dolphins shoot for victory No. 11 S.C.—Forrest Fezler and John carries. A good performance against country and distance run Boston 114, New York 97 has gotten to opposition quarterbacks While the Eagles are short on ny Miller are tied at 136 after against the St. Louis C arditis Mon Minnesota’s Purple Gang figures to ning for the past 45 years. Chicago 100, Golden State 96 on 17 of them, tops in the league. victories-thelr 2-7-1 record has them two rounds in the 1125,000 day night. boost Franco’s chances of earning the He’s also a former chairman Buffalo 105, Philadelphia 96 . On the receiving end is John Reaves tied with St. Louis for last place 4n the Heritage Classic on the Har In o&er Sunday games, Los Angeles National Football League rookie of o f the Long Distance Milwaukee 115, Kansas City- of the Eagles. The rookie quarterback NFC East—the Giants are still within bour Town Links and Ocean engages New Orleans, Cincinnati the year award. Running Committee of the Omaha 106 has the dubious distinction of leading striking distance of the playoff berth Course. faces Chicago, Baltimore plays New Los Angeles 140, Detroit 123 AAU in Connecticut. the league in number of times sacked. that goes to the team in each The Vikings, who got off to a poor England, the New York Giants host Only games scheduled Boating “ This is the only race that He’s b ^ n plowed under 27 times...and conference with thq best record start, have won four straight for a 6-4 Philadelphia, Cleveland takes on ABA LAKE HAVASU, Ariz.-Race I know of in New England he’s still got four games to go. among second-place finishes. record and remain in contention for Buffalo, Atlanta is home against Yesterday’s Results driver Michael Schnell of where girls, or women, are At 6-4, they’re IVt games back of the National Conference’s Central Denver and Houston visits San Diego. New York 109, Utah 102 Nevertheless, the Eagles’ No. 1 Stockton, Calif., was paralyzed not allowed to compete,” Carolina 119, Memphis 105 draft choice, a 6-foot-3, 210-pounder Dallas in the East following the Division behind Green Bay, 7-3, and The Washington-Green Bay contest from the waist down with a Robbins said. “ I thii^ they Indiana 109, Kentucky 99 from Florida, shrugs off the tonnage Cowboys’ Thanksgiving Day loss to back injury suffered during a Detroit, 7-4. Viking quarterback Fran pits two of the NFL’s leading rushers Herald photo by Pinto (the sponsoring Nutmeg Denver 130, San Diego 111 under which he’s been buried. San Francisco. And among runner-up practice run for the $65,000 Tarkenton is finally hitting the mark, — Larry Brown of the Redskins and Forest, Tall Cedars of Only games scheduled “ I’m not worrying about the rush,” teams in the NFC, no other team Outboard World Chanpionship many times going for old buddy Bob John Brockington of the Packers. East Catholic^s Mark Bellody Splits Uprights on Conversion Try Lebanon) should open the beside the Cowboys have lost fewer on Lake Havasu. Brown. They played key roles during Brown ranks No. 1 with 1,077 yards Reaves says. “ You start thinking doors to women in another than four games. Fran’s first tour at Minnesota. while Brockington is third with 780. Boot Gave Eagles' 7-0 Edge but South Catholic Rallied to Win Thursday, 14-13 about that, you won’t be able to Auto Racing year and I think they should execute the passing game at all.” Leading the Giants’ attack will be ORANGE, Calif.-Race have a special Women’s Parilli quarterback Norm Snead, the He’s executed it pretty well thus far, driver Lother Motschenbacher Division with prizes, too.” completing 53.1 per cent of his passes. conference’s No. 4 passer with a 62.1 was in satisfactory condition For the past decade, ever But he’s had nine of them intercepted. per cent cpmpletion average and 12 with burns suffered in a fire Rec and Business since Julia Chace broke the Possible touchdowns. His primary targets are And he doesn’t entirely blame his that destroyed his shop and Celtics Play Well barrier, a number of girls Bob Tucker and Ron Johnson, both in three cars. Damage was es offensive line for his problems. showed up and took part in “ Some of it has been my fault. Maybe the top 10 in the NFC, and Johnson is timated at $200,000. Hoop Play to Open Mentor the Five Miler, all running also No. 2 in the conference in rushing I’ve played into the defenses’ hands by Bowling unregistered. BOSTON (AP) - Vito calling a dropback pattern when the with 824 yards. The Manchester Rec The Senior League (18 years Last Thurday there were "Babe” Parilli, former star HAMBURG, Ger Department’s Senior and of age and older) will play at least 25 girls and women quarterback with the New many—Lorenzo Monti of Italy 4-ncl Knicks Agree Businessmen's Basketball Monday, Wednesday and ^gland Patriots, reportedly is won the two-day qualifying at Leagues tip off the season Mon Thursday at the Y and Illing. in the field, including a leading candidate to become the World Cup 'Tournament, day night at Illing Jr. High gym Monday night at 8 at the Y, several eye-fillers, which head coach of the National Victory Column beating Roger Dalkin, the BOSTON (AP) — With a rematch Chaney, often overshadowed by and the Community Y. Wednesday at Illing at 6:30 and didn’ t hurt keep the Football League club next year. defending champion from Nor scheduled for tonight in New York, White in the backcourt, scored 21 The Businessmen’s League 8 and Thursday at Illing at 8. excellent crowd around until mal, Illinois. An “ influential” member of Coach Red Holzman figured he didn’t points, had six assists and four field (25 years of age and older) will the finish. CHICAGO-Mark Roth, a 21- Eight teams comprise the the board of directors is in Eyed by Patriots have time to worry about the Knicks’ goals while playing 32 minutes. He play Monday and Tuesday Robbins had a second year-old right-hander from nights at 6:30 and 8. Monday Senior League: Langan V.W., favor of hiring Parilli, accor loss to the amazing Boston Celtics. also was saddled with five fouls in the Allied Building Systems, suggestion to pass along to ding to the Boston Herald Brooklyn, N.Y., who failed to night there will be three cash in on this event one year “ I can’t worry all night,” Holzman fourth period. Groman’s Sport Shop, Moriar General Chairman Will Traveler and Record BALTIMORE (AP) - The New England Patriots, who Businessmen’s games (Y at ago, was almost unbeatable and said after the Celtics crushed the “ Chaney played just super— both ty Bros., Schiebel Bros., Hadden and his committee. American. are threatening to catch Houston and New Orleans for the 6:30 and Illing at 6:30 and 8) and Herald photo by Buceivltius moves into Saturday’s Knicks 114-97 Friday night in the first ways,” Heinsohn said. “ He plays well Aircrafters, Blue Moon (Last “ The age limit should be John Mazur quit as the worst record in the National Football L ea ^ e, try again to on Tuesday two games at Illing nationally televised finals as meeting of the National Basketball every game, but tonight he scored a 6:30 and 8. year's Senior II League dropped. If a young boy, or Eye-Catcher in Thursday's Race Patriots’ head coach Nov. IS, get back into the victory column Sunday in a game with the Champs), and Ansaldi’s (Last the top seed in the $85,000 Association powers. lot of points and everybody noticed Ten teams make up the girl, wants to run, don’t tell and Phil Bengtsn, 59, former Baltimore Colts. Brunswick World Open Tourna Businessmen’s League: Den- year’s Senior I League champs them they are too young. A coach of the Green Bay vulnerable defense in the “ I’m going home and hace a drink,” him. He makes that other guy (New and playoff champs Senior I and The Patriots checked into ment. tics, Westown Pharmacy, Buz Packers, was hired to finish out league, having surrendered 323 he added. “ Of course, I may beat my York’s Walt Frazier) work like hell.” lot of these youngsters need town with seven losses in a row zards, Manchester Honda, II). the season. H ockey AP photo wife and I may kick the dog, which Frazier led the Knicks with 25 Jim Horvath, a board official, encouragement at this and a 2-8 record, a mark only points, an average of 32.3 a Groman’s Sport Shop, Roberts Bridgeport Wins Parilli, a 16-year pro veteran, game. By comparison, would be a good trick because we points. However, the Knicks’ starting stage.” slightly better than Houston’s PHILADELPHIA-The Electric (Last years champs), will again handle the officiating is an assistant coach with the unbeaten Miami has allowed Taking the Hard Way Out don’t have a dog. I could kick a forwards—Willis jreed, Dave assignments. One item Robbins fully Pittsburgh Steelers, with 19 and New Orleans’ 1-8-1. World Hockey Association U.A.C. Baron,s Telso, Fred’s In their debut under interim only 127 points in 10 games. posted a $2.5 million bond with neighbor’s dog, but the last time he DeBusschere and Bill Commissioner will be John agrees with is the banning of primary duties the tutoring of Dick Davenport Landed on Hia Back After Hitting Guard Rail Athletic Club, and Army and In Final Minutes Baltimore has given up 205. U.S. District Court, thus bit.” Bradley—managed only a total of 27. Durrenberger of the Rec staff. post entries. young quarterback Terry coach Phil Bengtson, the Navy Club. Patriot? cam e within a minute New England also has had fulfilling a requirement in a re Holzman and Boston Coach Tommy Jerry Lucas was sidelined with an' “ The field has gotten so ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. (AP) - Quarterback Roy Bradshaw. ‘ trouble on offense. Quarterback of defeating the Buffalo Bills. cent legal decision. ^*+4- Heinsohn agreed on one major ankle injury, but Holzman hopes to big you have to have a cutoff Ferreira fired a 23-yi|8rd touchdown pass to wide receiver Under NFL rules, a club can Jim Plunkett, a rookie Then the Bills struck for 10 SASKATOON, Sask.-Doug -v point—the Celtics played a good have him available for tonight’s point, just like the Boston Chuck Corneir with three minutes left as Brideport not approach a coach with sensation in 1971, has been a big Hockey Tonight Priest Named points within 46 seconds to pull Bentley, 53, a member of the return engagement with the Celtics in Marathon,” he noted. preserved its winning streak with a 27-22 triumph over another team from March 1 un disappointment, throwing 19 game. out a 27-24 decision. National Hockey League Hall of Bruins Moving The New Haven Flyers are til after the regular season. interceptions. “ They played real good,” Holzman Madison Square Garden. “ I cah remember when Slippery Rock Friday night In the Knute Rockne Bowl. HARTFORD (AP) - The "It was a disappointing loss Fame and a star in the sport for shooting for top spot in the “ I haven’t b^n contacted by Because of injuries, the said. “ They forced us to do a lot we the race was revived, back Rev. Robert Keating, pastor of for our players, but I believe 13 seasons, died in a hospital Southern New England Hockey In other NBA games, Chicago anyone up there, and I don’t Patriots shuffled their 40-man didn’t want to do. And a lot of our guys in 1945. There were eight It was the 21st consecutive victory for the Purple St. Jude’s Church in Derby, has they played with confidence in here after a long illness. League standings and the new nipped Golden State 100-96, think it would be legal,” Parilli roster Friday. Kicker Charlie With Orr Back didn’t shoot well at all.” runners and a dozen prizes,” Knights, giving them the longest winning streak of any been named a recipient of a said. their own abilities,” Bengtson Britain Frontenacs arie’looking Milwaukee topped Kansas City- current college football team. Gold Key from the Connecticut Gogolak and wide receiver “ We played a g < ^ game almost all he recalled. A former All-American at said. "This team is going to win to climb out of the cellar. The Omaha 115-106, Buffalo beat Sports Writers’ Alliance, an Hubie Bryant were placed on NEW YORK (AP) - Bobby Orr is alive and well— and so the way through,” Heinsohn said. This year there were 560 Kentucky, Parilli still main some ball games before the SNEHL twin bill' tonight Philadelphia 105-96 and Los Angeles After a scoreless first period, Bridgeport took a 14-0 alliance spokesman said today. season is over.” the injured reserve list, Rec Swimmers are the Boston Bruins. features the Flyers meeting the “ We were ragged in one spot in the entrants received and 460 tains a home in Acton and has sidelining them for the final whipped Detroit 140-123. halftime lead on halfback Jim Tully’s seven-yard scoring The award will be present^ The Colts also are having The Bruins overpowered the expansion Atlanta Flames Bristol Champlains in the third period, but other than t^at we starters and 459 finishers, several business interests in four games. Defensive lineman Chet Walker provided the spark burst and a nine-yard TD strike from Ferreira to Cornell. Jan. 29,1973, at the group’s 32nd troubles this year as they test Gain Trophies 4-0 Friday night, as Orr scored one goal and assisted on opener at 7:30 and the played super all the way.” plus 75 unregistered males Massachusetts. Julius Adams, hobbled by a Chicago needed to top Golden State. annual dinner at the Hartford- several young players, Frontenacs taking on the Hart and females. But Slippery Rock tied the score early in the second half knee injury, was placed on the Two Manchester Rec two others. The Celtics out-rebounded the The veteran forward scored 35 points, Hilton Hotel in Hartford. including quarterback Marty ford Huskies in the . closing when quarterback Tim Nunes tossed touchdown passes of move list, putting him out of swimmers, Katie. Tucker and It was the fifth straight play, Winnipeg nipped Quebec Knicks 51-47 and hit on 46 of 94 floor Diane Kellsey, a young Long associated with state Domres. 'Three weeks ago match. seven of them in the closing minutes— victory for the defending 5- 3, New England defeated shots in hiking their record to 17-2. Manchester High track nine yards to flabker Ron Layton and four yards to wide sports. Father Keating worked Domres led the Colts to a 24-17 action for at least two games. Karen Miller, were recipients including a clutch basket with 35 rBowllng; Stanley Cup champions, who Alberta 7-2, Cleveland came enthusiast, requested that receiver Dan Toomey. for 11 years with the boys of victory over New England. It Veteran Ron Berger was of high point trophies in their New York is runnerup to Boston in the seconds remaining to play to put the i before they went on the streak from behind to beat Los the Tall Cedars allow ^i Cheshire Reformatory and the was one of Baltimore’s three activated to replace Adams. age groups in the recent New Atlantic Division with a 17-4 mark. game out of reach. Brideport came back when halfback Tony Esposito were playing only .500 hockey. Angeles 3-2 in overtime and WIVES — Barbara Murray Meriden School for Boys. In victories this year. Rookie Mike Walker will handle England AAU Swin Meet in The Knicks shot only 38 per cent, Rick Barry was high man for the women (p run. Miss Kellsey plunged over from the one yard marker, capping a 6'7-yard 181, Ronnie Pierog 453, Elvina the place-kicking duties. Gardner, Mass. ' But.rc^ston couldn’t gain Minnesota topped Philadelphia A1 Smith and several other V 1961, Archbishop Henry O’Brien The Patriots have the most 6- 4. hitting on 35 of 92 field goal attempts. Warriors with 22 points. drive. Balch 488. asked him to establish a new Miss Tucker took two first?, g r o u p % ^ Montreal in the Center Dave Cowens scored 23 Manchester High girls took Natioh^Hockey League’s East Orr, Boston’s superstar Three baskets by Bob Dandridge parish, St. Jude’s in Derby. one second, one fourth and one part last Thursday and all Slippery Rock scored again on a nine-yard pass from Division, as the Canadiens defenseman, is just beginning Big Gun points and grabbed 24 rebounds while down the stretch, plus three-point HOME ENGINEERS - The banquet will also honor sixth in the 12 and under class. Nunes to Layton that capped a 95-yard drive and pulled to round into top form following playing most of the game for Boston. plays by Oscar Robertson and Ciurtis finished. Kathi Cline 199-483, Tonny Ver- Denver Broncos' running back ^Meet the Squad^ Night In the eight and under group. routed Vancouver 9-1 in Friday ahead 22-21 when Nunes hit Ken Marranko with a two-point night’s only other NHL game. off-season knee surgery. He John Havlicek scored 21 points, Jo Jo It will be interesting to see Jaille 175, Phyllis Heritage 196- Floyd Little and long-time Miss Miller scored a first and a Perry, pushed the Bucks past Kansas conversion pass. Montreal is in first place with scored a pair of goals Thursday In ABA White had 18 and Paul Silas 15 with as what action, if any, will be 521, Marthy Montany 181-456, Manchester coach and football fourth. City-Omaha. The Kings had drawn to Set for Central Sunday 35 points, followed by the New night. taken in regards to allowing Edith Palmer 181, Hilma official Tom Kelley. Other Rec swimmers to place By The Associated Press many rebounds, but unheralded Don within 94-93 with 5:25 left, scoring 11 Ferreira guided Bridgeport 64 yards before connecting McComb 451, Phyllis Allen 460, were Debbie Cone and Kim York Rangers, 29, and Boston, Orr set up Mike Walton for “ The guy was just un Chaney was the undisputed star. females in the 1973 race. with Cornell for the winning touchdown. Boston’s first goal against straight points. Gerry Tucker 383-489, Dolores Central Connecticut will University of Hartford Tourna Miller in the Women’s Open 26. believable” said Coach Alex Atlanta, which came just 35 Lewis 475. unfold its 1972-73 basketball ment at 'lYinity. group. In World Hockey Association Hannum of the Denver Rockets team at the annual "M eet the seconds into the opening period. in the American Basketball NITE OWLS - Mai Squad Night,” to be held Orr got an assist as rookie Greg Association. College Foothall Roundup Brown Kicking Specialist Humphreys 190, Ruth Johnston Sunday from 6:30 to 8:30 at Sheppard made it 2-0, then Haithum was talking about TV s c o r ^ on a short punch shot Forlini Named 221-176-565, Norma Imer 459. AND Kaiser Hall. one of his players, A1 Smith, late in the third period to make Ex-Punt, Pass, Kick, King The program will be who handed out 19 assists as the Arizona State After it 3-0. Pete Forlini, who has P IN N E T T E S - Patty Sobiski highlighted by a scrimmage at Rockets ripped San Diego 130- guided Ellington High to 184-192-519, Kim Murphy 185- RADI< Boston’s final goal was an PROVIDENCE (AP) - 7:30, featuring members of the 111 Friday night. Smith’s two state ClAC soccer 486, Debbie Miller 192-181-179- varsity and junior varsity unassisted tally by Don performance was four shy'of Major Bowl Berth Tyler Chase wasn’t thinking He considers his ace kicker a among the top two or three in '■ If Marcotte in the third period. cHampionships the past 552, Barbara Seifert 450, Carol teams. the ABA record. about a pro football career cinch to be drafted. the country. Sports Dial Gerry O’Flaherty scored for two years, has been named V Chase missed tries of 52 and Moriarty 181-457, Betty Preceding the scrimmage, Oddly the record of 23 assists when he won the Some pro scouts have gotten Montreal with the game just 28 Soccer Coach-of-the-Year NEW YORK (AP) - Arizona State is favored to nail down 42 yards during last Saturday’s Plumley 183-481, Joyce the program will include a in one game was set last year Connecticut state cham wind of this bright spot in the seconds old, but the Canadiens by 'the Connecticut High the last remaining major bowl berth tonight when the 18th- 21-14 loss to Harvard. The Corriveau 454, Geneva TODAY picture-taking period for fans, by another Denver player, pionship in a punt, pass and lackluster football season of Lagasse 471, Barbara Algreh from 6:30 to 7; the introduction responded with four goals in the Larry Brown. School Coaches' Assn, He ranked Sun Devils meet arch-rival Arizona at Tucson. shorter attempt was the first of liOO Ohio State vs. kick competition. Brown University. Chase says 182-492, Diane Lapine 178, Michigan, Ch. 8 of the coaches, players and remainder of the opening Marvin Roberts was high for A week ago, things lo o k ^ his eight misses this year to will be honored Dec.4 in Herald photo by Pinto He was only 11 years old. scouts from Oakland and Maryanne Wagner 175488, San 1:15 CiConn vs. Holy cheerleaders, 7 to 7:15, and a period and the rout was on. the Rockets with 27 points. He bleak for the heavy preseason come from inside 45 yards. New Haven. Big Ten title and an automatic It wasn’t until the last game Cincinnati have watched him dy ^ b e n 191-524, Sandy Adams Cross, WTIC demonstration by the varsity, Frank Mahovlich, Jacques hit 10 baskets in a row in the Western Athletic Conference Jardine notes' that finding an A graduate of Southern Rose Bowl berth at stake. of the 1970 season, when he was work this season and his coach 452, Ginger Yourkas 200-205- 8(00 Knirks vs. Celtics, from 7:15 to the start of the Lenaire and Murray Wilson first three periods. Jerry favorites, but coleaders Contrasts in Clothing adequate holder has been a Connecticut State College, Elsewhere, sixth-ranked eight years older, that Brown hints that the list is somewhat 530, Wanda Kaselauskas 188- WINF scHmmage at 7:30. scored two goals apiece for Chambers paced the Arizona and Utah obligingly problem and may have caused where he lettered in four Penn State entertains Pitt and University’s record-smashing longer. 491. _____ SUNDAY The demonstration period Montreal, which outshot Van Conquistadors with 30. lost last Saturday^That some of Chase’s unsuccessful couver 38-26.. Lemalre now has sports, Forlini has snapp^ a three-way logjam No. 8 Louisiana State "visits It was bitter cold at Mt.Nebo last Thursday morning when hooter really began to consider 12:30 Pro Foothall, Ch. 3 will center on items of interest ' In other ABA games, the NOW Chase is more modest than attempts. COUNTRY CLUB - Fred 9 goals on the season. Florida. East Catholic played its football game against South putting his talented toes into 1:00 Eagles vs. Giants, Ch. and questions submitted by the York Nets beat Utah 109-102, compiled a most im and gave the Sun Devils a one- Jardine about his pro chances Baker 146-135-376, Vin Boggini Auburn, No. 10, and Notre professional cleats. Chase has connected on 10 of spectators. Bobby Hull was the hero for Carolina whipped Memphis 119- pressive record of back*to> game lead over the other two. Catholic. Above, two youngsters huddle in blankets while and points out that of some six 355, John Dyment 140-270, John 3 Dame, No. 11, have the week In that finale with Columbia, 18 field goal attempts this year Central is preparing for a 25- Winnipeg, scoring his eighth 105 and Indiana tripped ba^k undefeated seasons, By winning, Arizona can tie watching the action. Below, one hardy South coach kickers drafted last year, only Kristof 375, Dan Morline 367, Bills vs. Browns, Ch. 30 off while No. 12 Tennessee Chase connected from 44 yards and is 20 for 31 in his three game schedule, opening Dec. 1- goal of the season midway Kentucky 109-99. for the title, but the Wildcats’ appeared minus his coat, hat and gloves. one, Chester Marcol of Green i- Ed Pagani 154-384, Pete Staum 4 :0 0 Chiefs vs. Raiders, posting a 13-0-1 mark in hosts Kentucky, East Carolina away. He admits the wind varsity seasons. 2 in the Trinity College- through the final period to The Nets turned back a Utah chances of being the host team Bay, has stuck. 139-386, Charlie Whelan 360. Ch. 30 1971 and was 18-0 this is at No. 15 North Carolina, behind his back had something His longest successful boot break a 3-3 tie. It his second challenge on Bill Melchionni’s in the Fiesta Bowl are slim and fall. Kansas at No. 16 Missouri, No. to do with it. But after that Anxious to make it in the came earlier this year against It. goal of the night, and he also two free throws and Johnny the mathematical HAPPY HOLIDAYS - Olga Forlini, assistant 17 Iowa State at Oklahoma kick, he says, people began pros. Chase envisions the Princeton >and traveled 46 had an assist. Baum’s layup in the closing ramifications too numerous to Iji« Mikolowsky 128, Sarah basketball coach, is direc State and Arkansas at No. 20 asking him if he was eyeing a possibility of trudging from yards. The kick, the longest ■Vi < New England exploded for seconds to beat the Stars on mention...and Coach Frank Lupacchino 135-132-351, Kathy tor of the school's physical Texas Tech. pro career. camp to camp looking for a job, ever by a Brown player, broke five goals in the second period their home court “ for the firat Kush of Arizona State isn’t too Hayden 125. UCLA to Extend Skein Three members of The "A s soon as you kick a couple if he is bypassed in the draft. Charlie Gogolak’s career to beat Alberta as seven time I can remember” in the education department. He happy about it. He was hoping Associated Press Top Twen of field goals, they ask you if record of 16 Ivy League field By The Associated Press Bruins to a record 61 in a row. different players scored for the words of Coach Lou resides in Vernon with his for an Arizona win last He’s satisfied with the ty—No. 13 Colorado, No. 14 you’re going to be a pro kicker. goals and tied Gogolak’s UCLA starts its quest for a ‘‘The players haven’t Whalers. Ross Perkins had Camesecca. wife and three children. Saturday. f c ' accuracy of his soccer-style m VOLLEYBALL UCLA and No. 19 Washington I said 'don’t be absurd’,” he season mark of eight. That seventh consecutive national mentioned the record,” Wooden scored twice within the first “ That would have meant the kicks, but believes he has to STANDINGS George Carter led the Nete . Ellington will have two State—finished their regular ..I mark could fall Saturday. recalls. collegiate basketball cham said.‘ ‘Of course 1 want it. Our 2^27 of the game to give the with 28 points. WUlie Wise was ot its coaches honpred at winner of our game would be strengthen his right leg to meet Team Oilers an early 2-0 lead. seasons last week while on But now, winding up a college Chase also was responsible pionship tonight against the chances of doing it are probably high for the Stars with 26. the WAC champ and Fiesta pro standards. On the basis of Latvians the December dinner. Bob Thursday, fourth-ranked performance that includes Ivy for Brown’s only victory in Wisconsin Badgers. in direct proportion to our Cleveland battled back from Bowl host,” he said. "I liked past progress, he thinks he can Lakewood Circle Indiana broke .loose on a U-l Bealy earlier was cited as Oklahoma beat No. 5 Nebraska League records for most field < eight contests this season. He The Walton Gang, as the boys keeping it in perspective.” a 2-0 deficit, then finally beat the equal-pressure aspects.” do it. '5 Kasden Fuel tear in the fourth period to whip split the uprights five times of Coach Johnny Wooden are UCLA again was rated No. 1 the Sharks on Gerry Finder’s ’ the group's Basketball While the Sun Devils need 17-14 and No. 7 Tefas trounced goals in a game, season and CB&T (Blue) the Colonels. Georgee against Penn in the third game known, are heavily favored to in the pre-season Associated second goal of the night, 4:44 Coach-of-the-Year. only a win or tie, Arizona must Texas A&M 383. career, the 160-pound, And Jardine says with East Sides McGinnis led the Pacers surge conviction, “ I know he’s better of the campaign, breaking the chalk up their 46th straight Press poll with Houston,the into the overtime. Finder’s first win. And, in that case, so must In the Amos Alonzo Stagg mustachioed Orange, Conn., Watkins with 24 pointo although Mel than some kickers in the pros league record for most field victory and take aim at the all- 1968 upsetter, down in the 15th goal came at 4:56 of the third Utah, which entertains lowly Bowl Friday night at Phenix native says "I could think of CB&T (White) Herald plwlo by Buceiviciua Daniels topped the IndiSha goals in a day. time winning streak of 60 set by spot. period, just 58 seconds before Colorado State, to tie the City, Ala,, Heidelberg, Ohio nothing better than spending now.” Forest Hills ^ ^ g with 28. Dan Issel and With all he’s done, Jardine San Francisco in 1955 when Big The Cougars opened their teammate Gary Jarrett tied the The ClnciiuiaU Reds w er«i’t Wildcats for first place. defeated Fort Valley State of my life as a pro kicker.” Week's results: Golfers Enrich Cancer Fund Artis Gilmore each got 26 to "W e’ve asked him to kick claims Chase “ isn’t getting the Bill Russell was an season Friday night with a 92-71 score on a three-man' so hot when it came to hitting With top-rank^ Southern Georgia 28-16 while Bridgeport Coach Len Jardine, who has Forest Hills 0; CB&T (Blue) 2, \ lead Kentucky. the three-two pitch in the re field goals that aren’t fair to publicity, he should be undergraduate. triumph over LSU-New breakaway. California and runner-up downed Slippery Rock 27-22 in guided Bruin teams to just nine CB&T (White) 1: Latvians 3, ^ rolln a opened an 64 lead cent World Series. They made him. To kick a 50-yard field goal getting...Among the great ilCLA had a 47-game winning Orleans. Dwight Jones scored Thanks to a successful golf tournament staged at the Ellin^on Ridge Country Club this Rookie Terry Ryan's Alabama both idle, the key the Knute Rockne Bowl at wins in nearly six canpaigns i- ■ '3 East Sides 0: Lakewood vs. on top of Memphis one hit, drew eight walks, into the wind is a shot in the kickers in the Ivy League, he’s streak broken by Houston in 19 points and grabbed 12 past season, |2,000 was realized for the Cancer Fund. Lou Becker and Paul Kuehn of the shorthanded goal broke a 4 4 tie afternoon game saids third- Atlantic City, N.J. Both post and is calling it quits after Kasden. postponed. Cunnlngtani struck out nine times and dark,” Jardine says of the the best one ever.” January, 1968, but this year Big rebounds although he sat out club were proud to present a check in this amount to Robert Wakeley of the American for Minnesota midway through ranked Michigan against No. 9 season games were for college Saturday’s game at Columbia, grounded or filed out eight division teams. 'll placement specialist he rates Bill Walton hopes to lead the most of the second half. Cancer Assn. the final period. p^nuT* **** with , 27 Ohio State at Columbus with the at least can smile about Chase. times. Herald photo by Pinto 4 ’ L Si V ■V>-^-^r-*>>V.:» ,“^a^i^.iy,?5(;'3r;-» ^-y^-.t^«r»flta-;.:» i-5j s» r « ;’>-?'•■? •'■ irJv»!rwa»- PAGE TWELVE - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Sat., Nov. 25, 1972 Th* Economical W ay The “Action Marketplace" BUGS BUNNY OUT OUR WAY BY NED COCHRAN OUR BOARDING HOUSEjvIlh MAJOR HOOPLE Over 15,000 Paid Subscribers rftoobN E Ss MM/K YA iMAPS UP YER / HERE'S THE \ y o u DON'T NEEP AMY HELP? rr ivA sr y e s , buthesoverdod J i t AND WASH To Advortito S R A C IO U S l. MIMP/ PETUNIA? / if O t W I OKAO'BUTTD FIX LEAKY NICE 1-WHH.EVIAKIMGSUREHE , Fa u c e t s A N 'A S U 3W ALU THE , Over 60,000 Daily Readers OP MCUt / WONT BECAIXEPTD0RNS WINDOWS.' ^N W U R A U -Y r WIVES HAi/e M WST/RCr DRAIN MOU'LL NEEO BROTHER \UP VIORE ■RTOlSi HES TREAT- ■ A V V X y SAPPLElEAMMWiTtIMEWAL 15 words, 8 days ...... ?1.89 WRENCHES. A SCREW TOOPPERIMORN^UKEAKNOW- THIS WINTER Fast Results DRIVER, WASHERS. ANL ANYWAftL. /MOTHINSGREBJHORMIMOW XVSLNTTO l ^ e / 1f cA oiESJU srir^M ^gjfr^ W ELL,LETS CHECK 'LL RIMS HIM WTO THE Be ABLE TD 15 words, 6 days ...... $8.24 TH' TOOL BOX BE- A C T FOR SEE OUT/ R )R E Y O U O O fU P i susmt 15 words, 10 days ...... $4,50 COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVERnSEAfENTS 20 words, 26 days ...... $1,4.56 12:00 NOON DAY BEFORE PUBUCATION t h a t t h e LKWN NEEDS HM>py Ads ...... $1.50 inch .CUTTINSI ■■ Deadline for Saturday and Monday PHONE 643-27U b 12:00 Noon Friday ;5SSS:SiS#SSSSSSSSSS!SSo®SSi:S:S:s::S:y:::%WSJ:¥Sft¥:W:-ft¥5S:5f:;®SSS;S Sertflces O fto n d 12 Bualnaaa Opportunity 28 MICKEY FINN HERALD BY HANK LEONARD PLEASE READ LIGHT trucking, odd jobs, also GAS service station, contains HAPPY ADS service bay, lift, jacks, etc. Order Your /'M SUCH AN OVBReMOTIONAL A CHICAGO CITY HOSPITAL ^****>»»^ Tij BOX LETTERS moving large appliances. BERRY’S WORLD PERSON... AND I'M TERRIBLY Y O U R A D Burning barrels delivered. $4. Office with register. Light and HELLO, MRS. KRONE.' MV NAAAE FPIOHTENED! YOU JMSHT BE JU S T \ JU S T ABOUT/ WE REMOVED THREE For Your 644-1775. heat furnished. Building 50x60’ ‘ H a | q > y IS LOU MCFALISTER, AND I'M W HY, I'D THE MAN WHO CAN HELPAAE! BULLETS-BUT THERE'S NO CHANCE Classified or "Want Ads" are, 8,000 and 4,000 gallon tanks, FRANK GARICK'S LAWyER.' I BE G L A D Information taken over the phone as a con OF GETTING THE ONE, LODGED IN > CARPENTER available, days, pumps, etc. Minimum of cash WONDER IF YOU'D BE GOOD TO.' PLEASE HIS SPINE' THE HERALD will not dis venience Tfie advertiser should required. Call 646-0363 for ENOUGH TO GIVE ME A FEW CO M E IN ' evenings, weekends. Additions, Thought” MINUTES OF YOUR TIM E' close the identity of any adver read his ad the FIRST DAY IT alterations, repairs. No job too appointment, ask for George. tiser using box letters. Readers appears and REPORT ERRORS in small. Free estimates. Call THE EAOER BEAVER r ^ Ha*. iM. II-ZS answering blind box ads who time for the next insertion. The Stephen Martin, 646-7295 after 4 CHAPLIN — Route 198, Ideal Today! desire to protect their identity Herald is responsible for only ONE p.m. location for antique shop, gift can follow this procedure; incorrect of omitted insertion for shop, retail store or small TWO YOUNG married men restaurant. Two buildings. CALL 643-2ni any advertisement and then only to Beautiful spot. Only $5,(100. Enclose your reply to the box the extent of a "make good" inser wijl do small repair jobs and >lW painting, also cellar cleaning Baskin Real Estate, Bolton SHORT RIBS BY FRANK O’NEAL in an envelope — address to the tion. Errors xhich do not lessen the Manchester and light trucking. Call 646- Notch, Norma Tedford, 647- Oassified Manager, Manchester value of the advertisement will not 9119. . . . SoiiMon* Evening Herald, together with a 2692, 615-3726. I HEAK 0OUR8ON! I UK& PCMNk? be corrfhted by "make good” inser mayhovciMtyau Evening memo listing the companies V o u fe E 60IN 6- IN © g O S iN e S S WHY TME warp w av. tion. Schoola-Claaaoa 33 o boppyoOH. you do NOT want to see your CEILING and ceramic tile Herald . 1 NOT ^ specialist, one ceiling or all, v ._ letter. Your letter will be Connecticut PRISCILLA’S POP BY AL VERMEER Vd d k a T -T 643-2711 repaired, remodeled. No job too destroyed if the advertiser is small. 647-9232. Companies Need ,lt's -t)Te boH' Ahh.. one you've mentioned. If not it Computer People 1 b u K i e d ----- will be handled in the usual ■ th a t w a s Autoa For Salo TREE Service (Soucier) — ...NOW! ln 'C 9 . a b o o d manner. Trees cut, building lots cleared, Happy Birthday - v e a n ' - 1966 FALCON wagon, excellent trees topped. Got a tree YOU can train for a (Novem ber 27th) m O' Loaf a n d Fou n d running condition. Call 647-1925. problem? Weell worth phone higiii pay computer career To The Most Wonderful call. 742-8252. The demand for computer people if LOST, IfPemale dog, part husky 1971 DODGE Charger. May be greater than the supply. That's why and Belgian sheep dog, Gilead seen at Don Willis Garage, 18 VETS Trucking — large van some of Connecticut's biggest MOMMY vicinity, very friendly. Answers Main Street, Manchester. with driver, yards, attics, local companies COME TO US for data In The World. processing professionals. If you qualify fci T to Niki, 228-3363. Phone 643-7373, ask for Rick. hauling, furniture rearranged, Love, THE FLINTSTONES BY HANA-BARBERA ••••••••••••••••«••••••••••• free estimates. 643-2519. C.P.I. will prepare you for a computer V career. Then we'll help get you Michael and Carrie LOST — Male, gray tiger Trueka-Tracton 5 started. tf>a striped cat, yellow collar, ver STEPS, sidewalks, stone walls, Make your move TODAY. Next class GOOD GRIEF J P E B B L E S J U S T ^ (S? J t J S v / , . - . shy and■ frightened.■ ght ■ - PleaM caiS 1956 W IL l IS Jeep, half-ton fireplaces, flagstone terraces. starts January 2. S « » WHEN y o u G > B T WNAT kVAS TNAT SWOWEP PINO 647-1—- . All concrete repairs, both Call 5284111, Ext. 18 1120 pick-up, recently rebuilt, 6 ® 1W2 br NEA, Ik . IMS II'IS A NBVU TOOFIE, HER NEW TOOTH./ cylinder motor. Excellent run- inside and outsiae, railings, you WANT THE COMPUTER LOST large all black male cat, mng condition. 643-7031 after 5. landscaping. Reasonably PROCESSING We’re going to miss you Happy Belated THE BORN I.OSRR by Art Sansom WHOLE WORLD priced. Call 643-0851. TO KNOW IT / Bolton area. Call 646-7428. "Why are you looking like that— is there another woman INSTITUTJE PETE 10th Birthday 1968 CHEVROLET, half-ton or did the Dow Jones Industrials go ovqr a thousand again?" 111 Aah Street. ^ s t U r t f o r d LOST, black cat, vicinity pick-up, 6 W step side body, SNOW plowing — Experience (Accredited by Accrediting Commls- It sure has been a treat, PETER HODINI Walker St. Please call 646-2127. wooden tool boxes. 649-1244, commercial and residential. slon for Busineis Schools)______Our coast we're sure Love, ***••••••••••••••••••••••••• after 6 p.m. Prompt, courteous service. Guess Whol •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• you’ll guard. Pononala-Announeomonta 2 References. 646-7770. Painting-Paparing 13 Haating-Plumbing Help Wanted 3 5 But who will we have 1967 FORD F250, four-wheel to rake the yard. WANTED — Bands to battle for drive. Phone 643-2375. WASHING Machine repairs, RICHARD E. Martin. Full SAM Watson Plumbing and Hoppy Sour SIxteenf RCA Whirlpool, Kenmore, MILLER Farms needs man for Good Luck, cash prizes, Saturday, rofessional painting service, Heating. Bathroom, remodeling BIrdday December 2nd. Phone 742-9860 FORD Gas tractor, with 5th Maytag. Reasonable rates. nterior - exterior. Free es employment in egg plant, also Love, f and repairs. Free estimates. some deliveries. Class II PIASANO SPINNATO or 742-9442. wheel, model C850, 1967, 10- Owner of Pike Coin Wash and timates, fully insured. 649-4411. Call 649-3808. Dad, Mom, Paul, Tina, Love, c *•**•••••••••••••••••••••••• speed, good condition, easily Dry Cleaning, 275 West Middle license required. (!all Coventry itas 742-6232. Ron, Shannon P.R, N.W, K.D, B.F, Autoa For Salo 4 converted to wrecker or Turnpike, next to Stop and C. AND G. Home Improve BOTTI Heating and Plumbing Shop, 643-4913. and Grandma otherwise. 643-1442. ment. Interior, exterior pain — Prompt, courteous service. J.R, F.R. and J.S. NEED CAR? Credit very bad? ting and wallpapering. Free LICENSED only-plumbers and Call 643-1496. oil burner mechanics. Good MUTT AND JEFF BUD FISHER Bankrupt, repossession? ***••••••••••••••••••••••••• TREE REMOVAL - Pruning, estimates. 228-9565, 228-3531. Happy Birthday Honest Douglas accepts lowest spraying, etc., fully insured. benefits, raaranteed work year Campon-Trallon NO JOB too small. Immediate around. Please call 872-9119. RMlflM VVm MS NvWl TOM down, smallest payment, M o b llo Homes B Licensed. Free estimates. Call DONALD E. Tarca - service on service calls. Free" MUTT, I D LOVE TWELVE DOLLARS iliU H ib-llntwini iMdi,' Thtl M 68t hit8 I V-vld ftiihto Mm anywhere. Not small loan 633-5345. paperhanging and painting. Love, ■i PLAIN JANE A YARD — WE FLOOR estimates gladly given on WANTED — Woman to live in | M m i . BY FRANK BAGINSKI TO flAVE a E A R A N C finance company plan. Douglas 1970 TRAVEL Trailer, Tandem Free estimates. Call 643-0271. heating or plumbing. Faucets Mom, Dad and Steve WALU-TD-WALU CANT AFFORD COVERING Motora, 345 ^ i n . DICK’S Snow Plowing — with elderly lady, light ~ 7 ITS l_\FE \ SALE wheels, fully equipped, sink, hot repaired or installed. Water housekeeping, own transporta CARPETING ! IT, M'LOVE ! specializing in serving B.A.C Painting Co. Painting by ( a s 1 S E E I T ! J and cold water, refrigerator, worked on. Ckimplete tion preferred. 643-2977. 1968 PONTIAC Catalina, 4-door full bath, furnace, breakfast Rockledge and surrounding experts, exteriors, interior, S g systems, rec rooms, Help Wanted 35 Help Wanted DOOR M A T S sedan, power brakes, power nook, sleeps 6. Perfect for your areas, driveways, sidewalks, spray brush and roll. etc. Call M & M Plumbing & steering, original owner, $900. winter vacation to Florida and parking lots. Call 643-0002. Reasonable prices, free es O N L Y S ).59 Heating, 649-2871. Coventry Public Schools . k . Call 875-7308. weekends this.coming summer. timates. Also wallpapering. JANITORS — Dart-tim§, days r ~ • ■ - ■ — SNOW Plowing — Starting new NEWSPAPER -^Teacher Aide for Early Full price $2,995. Terms. Call 643-0001. " M ARTY’S Plumbing and and evenings, Madchesfet area. route, residential and 1965 R A M B L E R , 2-door 643-2226. Heating. Complete bathroom Phone 643-5691, 3 to 6 p.m. Childhood Class □ commercial. Free estimates. CARRIER hardtop, power steering, PAPE R hanging and ceiling remodeling and repairs. Free Hours: 8:00-2:30 @ $2.00 Call 643-1364, also light excellent running condition. ••••••••••••••••••••••••• painting. Reasonable rates. estimates. No job too small. WANTED — Part-time driver, per hour & benefits. trucking. COUNSELOR Call 644-1098 after 5. Motorcycfes-Sfcycfes 11 Free estimates. Call 643-9112. Call 742-7438. 3 hours, mornings or Anyone interested who afternoons. Phone 643-5923. 'applied prior to Sept. 1972 REW EAVING OF - burns, 1968 COMARO, $800. Phone 649- TWO 10-speed bikes, excellent Building-Contracting Flooring 19 Manchester Branch of the I should reapply. 11.% 2484 . before 4 p.m. condition. Phone 643-8116. moth-holes, zippers repaired. Hartford Courant — Connec BABYSITTER wanted in my Window shades made to •Apply to: •aifi>s4 ROOM ADDITIONS - FLOOR SANDING and ticut’s largest newspaper. An home for school vacations. measure, all size Venetian Dr. Donald C. Hardys DODGE DART GT, 1968 one MEN’S Rawleigh 5-speed dormers, garages, add a level, refinishing, (specializing in opportunity to work for Must have own transportation. excellent condition, with all blinds. Keys made while you roofing, siding, foundations. Call 643-7809 after 5. Superintendent, X owner, excellent condition. older floors). Also specializing (Connecticut’s moqt preferred Bucket seats, power steering. accessories. Only ,$40. Phone wait. TV portables for rent. Low, low prices. Bank finan P.O. Box 356 WINTHROP BY DICK CAVALLI in inside painting and paper newspaper is now available. MR. ABERNATHY $900. 647-9755. 643-0007. ' Marlow’s, 867 Main St., 649- cing. Add-A-Level Dormer, 289- C!oventry, Conn. 06238 BY ROLSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY 5221. hanging. J^ohn Verfaille, 646- Qualifi^ applicant must be 0449. 5750, 872-2222. .____ 742-7317 high school graduate, enjoy HILDA, HAVE YOU FARROT5C2UN T H A i f e r i g h t : . , o u s t 1961 VOLKSWAGEN Bug,- •EXPERT repairing all makes SNOW-MOBILE Repairs - FORGOTTEN TD WATER T A U C .B U r UKE Ta.®/ieiON rebuilt 1963 engine, radio, good of bicycles including 3, 5 and 10- NEWTON H. Smith & Sons - MovIng-TruckIng-Storage 20 working with youngsters. You MECHANICS T H E i» c a n t Factory trained mechanics. L EXTRA Christmas money. THAT PLANT AGAIN? PSaSiDhJALITIES. condition, $150. 649-8774. speeds. Manchester Bicycle Remodeling, repairing, must also have a good driving Experienced in diesel engine repairs. THINK. & M Equipment, Route 83, Work 6 hours Saturday only ser shop. additions, rec rooms, porches MANCHESTER - Delivery - record — we supply the car. Vernon, 872-8311. Monday- ving our customers. Easy work, FORD LTD, 1970, 2-door and roofing. No job too small. light trucking and package Company benefits are very TOP WAGES ! BEKFITS hardtop, full power, air- Thursday 8-5, Friday 8-9, Satur Call 649-3144. good pay. Only 4 persons ServfcM O d arad 12 day 8-4. delivery. Refrigerators, liberal including the following Call Branch or Business Manager needed, so apply now. M3-9042. conditioned. 38,000 miles, has washers and stove moving which are all company paid; for appointment. been properly loved and DORMERS, garages, porches, specialty. Folding chairs for Se]-2375 SNOW Plowing — Commercial Painting-Papering 13 CMS, Blue Cross, Major NURSERY attendant needed at pampered. Physician’s family rec rooms, room aaditions, rent. 649-0752. car. $2,400. Phone evenings, and residential. Reasonable kitchens, add-a-levels, roofing, Medical and pension. Apply in BROCKWIY MOTOR TRUCKS once, 5 days per week, Monday through Friday, approximate 643-5020. rates. Also available as backup CEILING specialist — expert siding, general repairs. Quality person to Mr, Joseph Rocky Hill, Conn. Dratameking 22 hours 9-12 noon. Contact ) rig. Call 646-3467, 647-9304. workmanship. One ceiling or all workmanship. Financing Hammond, Manager, Hart Exit 23, o ff I-Sl your ceilings repairied and available. Economy Builders, An equal opportunity employer Manager, Parkade Lanes. No 1967 FORD County Square, 10 CUSTOM made ladies dresses, ford Courant Office, 627 Main JONES ch 29 Cavalrj^nan slave additions, homes and MOTOR TRUCKS POTTY POTEET, f o o t b a u . hero w e 23 Certain 12 Masculine 33 Expunges 47 Primate Middle Tpke., Manchester, c m OF •m e a m o a z in e remodeling. No job too small, Rocky Hill, Conn. DEAN WANTA MEETAAE BOTH KNEW PROM 1968 PONTIAC Catalina, two- appellation 34 River (Sp.) 48 Permit IN WHICH P0TEET5 UN railways Conn., 06040, or Call 646-5440. AT TUB QUICK AND THE PAYS WHEN HE (coU.) 13 Bodies of land 36 Leaner 50 Small, close- no job too big. 644-2427 days. Exit 23 oH 1-91 MACHINE PRODUCTS DERGROUND STORY WAS door hardtop, fully equipped, d ip n T h a v e a b o w l new tires, original throughout. 24 Chemist’s 18 Boy's name 37 Repose haired dog 646-^35 evenings. h Ifni iwntukt) luKifir 102 COLONIAL RD. PRINTED...THE WAITRESS workroom 21 Small drums 39 Roster 51 Gold (Sp.) EXITS THE BUS ATHWH $1,195. 649-6290.______(coU.) r * 1 r " r “ — r ~ r - IT CITY— AND ASKS FOR... 26 Fish 1961 VOLKSWAGEN bug, $95. BooHng-SIdlng-Chlmnay IS 28 Wager n~ l2 ii AMERICAN EARN EXTRA money for Has immediate openings 1962 Valiant, four-door, $95. 30 Father (coU.) CHiristmas. Call after 4 p.m. ask 1971 Bui taco 250 cc, excellent 31Boatpaddle 14. It GUTTERS and roofs repaired for Frank, 647-1734. condition. $525. Phone 646-5389. 32 Saints (ab.) and replaced. Excellent OIL " Day or Night Shifts 33 Mistake It It workmanship. Reasonable 35 Bitter vetch PLA Y Santa the Avon way this 1965 OLDSMOBILE Vista prices. Free estimates. 646- SGT. STRIPES . . . FOREVER 37 Elders (ab.) STATION year! Sell lovely Avon gift BY BILL HOWRILLA Cruiser wagon, 9 ppsenger. 1399. •TURRET LATHE 38 Lubricant Manchester items to friendly people near Good running condition. Best 40 Health resort your home, earn extra cash to S«t-up and op«rat« off*?, Call 6^2284, evenings. 42 The gums N BIDWELL Home Improvement make your own holiday • HARDINGE CHUCKERS (anaL) Co. Expert installation of . Stay one step ahead of tt brighter. Phone 289-4922. S«t-up and operate > 6030?! 1966 MUSTANG, 6 cylinder, 4 3 Ib w liian aluminum siding, gutters and \ the competition. 6 0 (2 foodstuff standard transmission, $450. *4 U"" trims. Roofing installation and MANAGEMENT Trainee - A • BRIDGEPORT MILLING MACHINE LITTLE SPORTS 44 Chemical repairs. 649-6495, 875-9109. BY ROUSON Phone 644-0530.______suffix MODERN 3-BAY leader to work with and train S«t-up and oparata 46 Second selling others. Call Mr. Steber, 64^ 1967 REBEL, automatic, $700 49 Bowling, «2 «5 R O O FIN G — Specializing STATION 2637. • BROWN AND SHARPE MILLING MACHINE or best offer. 1962 Fairlane golf, etc. # repairing roofs of all kinds, new Sat-up and operata IT s tim d ^ , $300. Phone 6404963. 52 At greater w ST roofs, ratter work, chimneys, MATURE WOMAN to work depth cleanra and r^ ired . 30 years Please call days 563-0131, • CUHER GRINDERS 53 Vessel for BT BT art-time, Monday through VOLKSWAGEN Van, 1964, experience. Free estimates. Mr. Shapiro or Mr. Foley. 'riday evenings, also all day soup ST Ml btiwfili. Mitqual opportunity tmpleytr. radio, extra gas heater, gow 54 Capsized u Call Howley, 643-5361. Eveninfs and Sunday call Saturday, Sunday for holiday KELSO I u l CITATION ***,a«****«r- engine. $375. Call 946-5750, 643- 55 Juniper collect 413-786-3041. season. Apply in person, Swiss i J l (NIWSSAKS INTIXrSISt ASSN.) Colony, Manchester Parkade. ^ 1»n 9. NU. Ui. il- a S ’ \ \ \ PAGE FOURTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Sat., Nov. 25, 1972 ApartmtalB For im » MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Sat., Nov. 25. 1972 — PAGE FIFTEEN' CAN YOU give me a home? OutotTomt- to DENTAL ASSISTANT, full Houeoe For Bah 72 Houns Fpr Salt 72 Out Toam-For Bele time modern office in Four-year old spayed Collie WOODLAND For Boot 88 O t 75 Manchester, school or Shepherd, excellently trained. Uilemployment Rate Drops Slightly Illness forces move. 643-794^. RANCH, 8 rooms, large living 11.8 — Acre — Solid 8-room experience necessary. 643-9619, room am “L” shaped dining Colonial, birch cabinets, 2 4 i ^ l . MANOR SOUTH WINDSOR HARTFORD (AP) - The the previous week, while Haven, 1.7 per cent: and FREE — four-month old female EAST HARTFORD room with fireplace, S ceramic tile bath, barn, clean continued claims declined from bedrooms, 1% baths, large pan TEXAS SIZE RANCN rate of insured unemployment Wlllimantic, 5.5 per cent. Stam-> dog, part-shepherd, part- SENMOR CmZEHS river, swimming, fishing, in Connecticut dropp^ to 3.4 37,398 to 36,119. WAITRESS wanted, APARTMENTS eled family room, den, garage, $45,000. Hutchins Agency, 649- Calling all discriminating ford recorded an increase of experienced, part-time. Apply airoale. Intelligent, good with per cent during the week ending Thirteen of the 19 state children. 646-3^. Homestead St. patio, city utilities. $31,500. 5324. families. We have a new 5 29.2, Which thq department said at Ann's Spot, 21 Oak Street, NEW DUPLEX Philbrick Agency, Realtors, room sprawling Ranch in one Nov. 18 froih 3.5 per cent the unemployment offices reported was due largely to the Mandiester. (OHW.MldiasTpks, 646-4200. week before, according to the decreased filings. Those adjustment of an extraordinary FEMALE, German shepherd DISCOUNT SHOPS Manchsstsr) Now available for rent. CUSTOM RAISED Ranch, 7 of So. Windsor’s finest areas. sUte Labor Department. recording Increases were number of claims that had been PILGRIM Mills Warehouse dog, 2 years old. To a good rooms, 2 baths, paneled 4 bedrooms, 2 baths, 2 home, $15. Very good with 1 and 2-bsdroom luxury SIX-ROOM older home, 3 down'' carpeted recreation room, fireplaces, 2 garages and Initial claims for benefits Bristol, 4.3 per cent; pending. needs women for full-time job. apartmsnts. Fsaturet wsH-to- and 3 up, completely For interview call Mrs. Sobol, children. Call 649-5234. Open for inspection fireplace, sundeck, garages, loads of other extras. Choice rose slightly to 4,788 from 4,717 Manchester, 0.4 per cent; waff carpeting, vanity tile baths, redecorated. On dead end rden, privacy. Hutchins situation at $47,900. J. Gordon. Meriden, 2.3 per cent; New 646-1000. ______AKC miniature Schnauzer, buHt-in ovsn, rangs, dishwashsr, SUNDAY 9-5 atreet. Haiidy to bus and shop ency, Rraltors, 649-5324. GOLD CARD HOU>E 3R 8 ping. $29,900. Philbrick Agency, S FEMALE, full-time, cashier cropped, shots, ready for the 10% DISCOUNT PftlE CmCWNO 20% DISCOUNT rsfrigsrator and disposal, site- •••B& W ••• holidays. I%one 649-3030. BOLTON trie heat, 2 air-conditiontrs, Realtors, 646-4200. MANCHESTER - Deluxe 8- flMBNMOmiWDNIlUMfCu wanted. Apply Manager, Big L To An OoU Cud HoMets a O c o u n i s to Senior Otisena all day kuKtn - ms Discount Store, 913 Main •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• glass sliding doors, aR larga Directions: 68 Larrabee Street (across from East room Garrison ColonUl, 2% Mmday and Tneiiilay, GARHISOI^. Colonial 5 extra- baths, cancting, double gar-, Mmlmlw PwtiPt. Muidi. 64S-53N Street, Afonchester. ArtfefM lo r Sale 4S to an Setooil'OltiaeHi at PHARMACY;'.im enmest.mpip- rooms. Fun basament storaga Hartford High School). Three bedrooms, 1‘%*f>Aths, 1:80 - 4:30 Wedneiday, separate basements. large looms, 2 or 3 bedrooms,'* age, quaii^ty construction. any at oar branches. Route 44A .<>; Sea oar otoer speeials area, ample parking. Starting at Urge Mreened porch, garage, Richard Martin School. Hayes CLERKS to work part-time in LIVE BAIT — Open 24 hours. Thursday and Friday. $175. Handy to shopping, Ring bell for service. Shiners, at the Notch handp location, $31,900. Agency, 646-0131. VERNON — 7-room Ranch, retail store, must be mature. schools, bus and rsligious Philbrick Agency, Realtors, Evening and weekend hours crawlers, ec. 144 Deming HARTFORD exceptionally clean, 4 ristmas Trees 6 4 6 -^ . available. Apply in person, Street, Manchester. Wapping NATIONAL Open Monday • Saturday OO, fadlitiet. ROCKVILLE — Loveland Houaee For Bele 72 MANCHESTER - 6-room bedrooms, family room with Heights Apartment, — One and Raised Ranch, three bedrooms, Cumberland Fannk Store, 449 Road. BANK Soadaya and HcJldays S-1 Model apartment open for in built-in bar, carpeting, near Hartford Rd. or 328 Green Rd., X 717 MAIN ST. two bedroom apartments, MANCHESTER - 4 family, SEVEN-ROOM, Split-level, formal dining room, kitchen school, $28,900. Lipm an- CARPETS - Wholesale to you and Trust Co. 944 Cantor St., Mawcltcstor BIANOHBSTEB spection 1-6 p .^ Sunday. Other heated, carpeting throughout, excellent condition, 4 bedrooms large living room with with built-ins, family room, Chorches Agency, 872-0571, 843- Man^ester. M 3 4 IU 5 times by appointment smpliances, and pool facilities. in 2 apartments, centrally fireplace, beautiful family at our warehouse. The Caipet MANOHB8TBB PABKADB Manchester 0494017 twoKiar garage. Immaculate. 1869. COUNTER girl, part-time M erchants, 1310 Tolland puiltby Cratral air-conditioning. Call located. Hutchins Agency room, 1% baths, waU-to-wall $40,500. Wolverton Agency, mornings, Monday through Turnpike, Manchester. 646-8568. U&R HOUSING CORP. 875-2506. After 6, 8754901. R ealtm . 649-5324. carpet and many extras. Realtors, 6452813. BOLTON — Money maker, 55 Friday. Aroly Arthur Treacher Garage, Urge wooded lot with room duplex, fuU basement, APPLIANCES and Tag Sale. R e n tals b it . ROCKVILLE — Sunny small 4- MANCHESTER - Three- privacy. $36,000. Philbrick MUST see — Custom built arage, quiet street, $40,500. Donated by - KEITH REAL ESTATE F i^ and Ctiips, 401 Center St., For yoor A it and Faint Robert D. Murdock, Realtor Manchester. Route' 85, Hebron, daily until 10% OFF Gall room apartment, second floor, family scarce price range. Cen Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. Colonial Cape, unusual Ihterior ’ taskin Real Estate, Bolton gone, 228-9358, 646-5042. Lo2130 ty gesture - good until Dec. 15, 1972. Phone 8 7 2 ^ . house. Reasonable. Call 875- & HALE private terrace in country wooded lot. Two patios. Coventry, half-acre, treed, VERNON — 5bedroom Cape, 4179. MS MAIN STRBET MANCHESTER PARKADE AVAILABLE immediately, setting. $165. Rodcland Terrace Garage. Large rooms. Im $3,900. Tolland, acre, ^,900. living room with fireplace, modem three-room apartment, Apartments, 872-6360, 529-6586. maculate. Call Warreh E. MANCHESTER Manchester, one-half acre, $6,- Simply call KEITH REAL ESTATE 649-1922 or 645 WOMAN to care for 4 boys carpeting appliances, parking, dining room, garagS, nice after school in my home, 2:30- CHEAN, dark rich loam, five Howland, Realtor, 643-1106. 500. Hayes Agency, 646-0131. neighborhood, $&,900. Baskin 4126 and place your order. Trees will be held until yards, $22.50. Sand, gravel, FREE OHEOHXNO SERVICE storage. Hilfiard Street. 649- ROCKVILLE — Two-room FOREST HILLS Real Estate, Bolton Branch, Dec. 15. 5:30 p.m. Als Also light 7289, 568-3850. housekeeping. Must have own stone, manure, pool, patio sand Courtasy and . . If If s hardware, to omr Gold Card furnished ^ rtm e n t, utilities MANCHESTER — Low 30s, 8- U I #180, KtniMdy Rd., Nnv 4- COVENTRY — 28 acres nice Norma Tedford, 647-9119. m room Colonial, large backyard, Additional living trees - transporution. C^ll 647-1142, and firewood. 643-9504. Mdio Adorno . . . Consideration we have Itl Senior ClUzena included, $30 weekly. Four btoroom R iiu d Rinch. Two land, brook, barn and well, - cut the day you specify — THREE rooms, tile bath, heat, rooms, appUancto, yard, $115 4-bedrooms, 1% oaths, large $31,900. Baskin Real Estate, available on order (g) after 5.-30. ghren to HoRori hot water, range and U tl», two NrtplKn, cathedral $5.00. Act now — supply AIR FORCE Overcoat, field CUT AND CURL monthly plus utilities. 872-0359, sunporch, walk to all schools. ctillni, fialdilona firtplact. Bolton Branch, Norma Tedford, limited. jacket, fatigues, summer blues, 393 B road S t Senior Citiienc at... HAMWESTER Open BaSorday t - 19 Noon refrigerator included. Middle 7:30-9:30 p.m. For the largejpt>wing family. 647-9119. U C O N N A R E A ATTENDANT wanted for full for yoor convenience Senior Ciiiiens’ aged adults, security deposit, F. J. Spilecki, I^ lto r, 643-2121. Imnodiate occupancy. Priced in time and part-time, third shift. white coveralls, size medium. «U $40’i. Terrific peckage for Uw mao who references. No pets. Parking. ROCKVIUJE - Five rooms, TOP PRICE paid for lots and Apply Hess Station, Phone 647-9684. MANCHESTER H ARDW ARE A Bolil Oanls 15% School Street, second floor, needa bla own ihop. . . S\k-roam ranch Manchester. SHAMP00~AND acre yard, appliances, $150 acreage. Call E. W. Real with IVk hatha, firaplace, etc, PLUS a FROM WALL-to wall, no soil at SU PPLY CO. MANCHESTER across from East Side Rec, monthly, plus utilities. Four- << You’re Invited Estate, 623-2236. separate M by M heated boilding. Ideal DRUG 295 IROADST. near Main Street. rooms, appliances, parking, R. C. HARMON for welding, repairs, rennishlog, etc. DENTAL assistant. Mature all on carpets cleaned with Blue SET $125 877 MAIN STREET ICeitL Real Sstate woman, experience not Lustre. Rent electric 717 BIAIN STREET STATE BANK , (Oppeelto fenra Roebnek) $115 monthly, plus utilities. 8 ^ SUNDAY, 2-5 P.M. 646-7900 Broktn Protocted Out of Town-Por Bele 78 T.J. Crockett, Realtor at 64S-UT7 or For Senior ClUzens MANCHESTER latt MAIN STREET MANCHESTER Four room 0359. 7:30-9:30 p.m. Tolland O tflc e .in o n . necessary, willing to train. shampooer $1. Pinewood Fur CAUL apartment, centrally located, Light typing. Reply Box “M”, niture Shop. Mon. to Sat. MANCHESTER 643.1161 EAST HARTFORD - 7 room 649-1922 646-4126 64S-2SI7 S49-4S41 heat included. Gas range R0(3CVILLE — Five rooms, New homes in Manchester Manchester Herald. supplied. Available November OVERSIZED cu sto m 4- sprawling Ranch, 4 bedrooms, NO REGRET, the best yet; two bedrooms, heat, hot water, with rural settings now under bedroom Colonial built in 1972, sunken living room, garage, NOW .. .No service charges 1st. Only $175 per month. Call appliances furnished. Centrally construction, or pick your EAST HARTFORD - March REGISTERED nurse — part- Blue Lustre cleans carpets Golden ^pU aaces and TV Too! first-floor family room with parklike vanT High 30s. Hayes occupancy on this 2-bedroom of any kind with CRT’s 643-7166. located. $185 plus security. own lovely lot! time, public health experience beautifully. Rent electric sham- Y ears "The town's leodhHl O om pU m onta^ - 66 TREASURE SHOPPE fireplace. Urge bright living Agency, 646-0131. aluminum sided home. Garage, pooer $1. The E. A. Johnson Very cIc m . 872-2591. and dining rooms off central P'referred, but not necessary, CheckinK hardware store" Checking Accounts, U you’re JEWELERS 454 MAIN Street — second NUTMEG HOMES, he., has a sewers and near bus line, (^ly N(leeded to conduct preliminary Paint Company, 723 Ma' 60 o r O ver. floor, 3-room apartment, heat, reputation for excellence of hall. Complete custom kitchen ANDOVER LAKE - Excellent $20,900. Hurwit-Simons, insurance physicals during day Street, Manchester 649-4501. A ccounts MANCHESTER PARKADE HEBRON—4-room apartment, with built-ins, 2% baths witii view, 5room aluminum sided blau family unit. S^urity. $117.85. refrigerator, stove, electric construction and design. Realtors, 6451117, 2859525. ng hours. Reply Uirmtutf' Iff- marble vanities, 2-car (]ape. Full basement, tranquil GRANNY Afghan, hand No Service Charge. R l I S H C onnecticut 646-2426, 9-5 p.m. heat, $150. 228-9115. Come see why! oversized garage, full walk-out setting. Immediate occupancy. Porta-Mid, Division of HHB, Unlimited free money We honor area Senior PORTLAND — 12-room Box 478, Hartford, Conn. crocheted, $59.95, multi-color, HEATED 2% rooms, central, Directions: North on basement with sliding gUss Only $23,500. Hayes Agency, Colonial, 3 fireplaces, 3 baths, bed size. Call 6434050. orders for Senior CItlaena B ank a Citizens with a 10% COVENTRY — Large 3-room doors. Many extras Including 6450131. HARDWARE OR single adult lady preferred. , apartiheht, $150 per month, Vernon St., left on Rich-, rec room with bar, family DELIVERY boy or man wanted with savings accounts, 7W MAIN STREET KBRBra custom drapes, shades, washer- room, wide floorboards, GARAGE SALE - Children’s T rust Ot Mhnehestor discount on all Available Dec. 1st. $120. Call stove, refrigerator and lights mond Rd., right on; dryer, refrigerator and more, VERNON — 50 miles view, 1% for mornings and early MANOHE8EBR week days after 5:30, 649-6706. included. Ready to rent for beamed ceilings, built in 1700. afternoons, some stock work. toys, clothes, odds and ends. VERNON 8 B ranch Offices 1118 Bfmin Stzeet pnrehases. Kennedy Rd. Look for plus view of the Hartford acres, hill top estate, 2400 Must be seen. Excellent Saturday and Sunday, 9 until S4S-4U1 Nov. 30. Call 742-9671 after 4 signs. skyline. Philbrick Agency, square foot brick Ranch. Apply in person at once to NATIONAL RANK Open Dally tOl 9 p.m. CENTRAL, 4-room duplex. p.m. throu^out. $47,900. Baskin Manager, Liggett Drug, dark. 56 Wedgewood Drive, in Manchester Sot tm 8:80 Realtors, 646-4200. Excellent area. $54,900. Hayes Real estate, Bolton Branch, VERNON CIRCLE Available December 1st. Agency, 646-0131. Manchester Parkade. Manchester. References and security Norma Tedfopd, 647-9119. ELLINGTON — Plnney Brook I RANCH on three acres wIUlJI deposit. Call 6434)725. Your Homs May Bs PART-TIME bookkeeper CLEARANCE Sale - Beds, G O L D C A R D S llVVtnH MAN«.MI>..B ClriTlfc Apartments, new 3-room unit, large rooms, 3 baths, 5 LAKE Winnipesaukee — VERNON — 5room Cape with Fhr Pbotognipiilo Needs and W« Carry a Full Line ■“•y ion PARK BIAW nt TMia in brick oncrstory garden TakOn In Trade furnished lakefront homes. secretary. Reconciling, filing. dressers, antiques, thermofax Senior Citiiens Gold WELCOMED AT FOUR-ROOM flat, unfur bedrooms, family room, 2 fireplaced living room, 3 or 4 correspondence. Phone copier, industrialrial polisher, ■ ■ den Help to Senior GMsens, of Touraine Paints and apartment building. Total elec- kitchens, could be ideal for in Free brodiure. Lake and Moun bedrooms, breezeway, garage nished, second floor, older or trie. Range, refrigerator, BELFIORE laws, barn, 6 horse stalls, 6 tain Realty Corp. Box 663, 3784. set, fireplace, gardeni and lawn [Cards are honored at SEE: Wallpaper Supplies. m a rri^ couple preferred, no and fenced yard. $3^500. tools, 2M’ of Jet hose pipe. Offers Reduced disposal, air-conditioner, in AGENCY regulation dog kennels. Meredith, New Hampshire. Hurwit & Simons, Realtors, children or pets, parking, hot teriorrioi brick waU. Adults only. Philbrick Agency, Realtors, LUBE man — Opening for What you need, I may have. Admissions to Senior water, centrally located. REALTORS-647-1413 6451117, 2859525. Call 6^3056. No pets. $140 monthly, $140 646-4200. experienced,' qualified man. SALEM HASSIFF PAUL'S Citizens on ail film Security deposit. 643-6441, 4^ lease security. (^11 James J. Opportunity for advancement if NASSIFF p.m. rif^t ingredients present. Apply REDUCING belt massager, riAMERA a PHOTO SHOP PAIN T ft programs. Gessay, at 87^134. VERPLANCK SCHOOL area, RANCH, living room with WHERE THE Sts BfAIN ST. WALLPAPER SUPPLY fireplace, modern kitchen, in person, Dillon Sales and $25. Tuxedo, size 40, $23. Skat^, A R M S CO . 1SI MAIN STREEQI DELUXE ONE-BEDROOM — 7- rofiip (Colonial in pleasingcon- e BK RAISED. . RANCH^ • skis, toys, games, bicycle, MANCHESTER 948 BIAiN STREET Enjoy Yonrself — ROCKVILLE 131 Union dining room, paneled den, .ACTION. IS Service, Manchester. 861 MAIN STREET s u -im apartment at the Teresa dition on quiet street. Three Jiut litted, owners off to Georgia... S- kittens. M94813. Street, very neat four-room, bedrooms, dressing room, beautiful park-like lot 250’ deep. f4S-7SS9 S4MetO Get Oat To See A Movie Apartments, including two-bedroom apartment in East Hartford room home wiUi IVk hatha, big lot with CLERKS wanted, male or M7-tl96 IM BIAIN STREET firepUce in living room and $26,o0o. Philbrick Agency, view located in one of Tolland’s finer appliances, carnets and air- older home. Second floor. Gas Realtors, 646-4200. female, part-time. Apply in per NEW arc welder, 225 amps, Stt-UNS conditioning. $171 per month. basement. Cheerful dining and Vicinity sections. Top value here at only son cniy. Arthur Drug, 942 Main with accessories, $85. 1957 and gas stove, refrigerator room, family room with picture 136,900. Give us s call and start Paul W. Dougan, Realtor, 643- included. Couple with one child RAISED Ranch, 7 rooms, St., Manchester. Ford, V* ton, 8’ pick-up, good 4535.646-1021. window overlooking portion of 6 n«B Rwch $12J00 packing. T.J. Crockett, Realtor at 663- condition, $325. C.B. radio with p e rm itte d , no p ets. $140 formal dining room, eat-in 1577 or Tolland Office 8756379. Known for 9 PAGE SIXTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Sat., Nov. 25, 1972 Obituary Comptroller K ofC Units Has Trouble Triangle Flies, Will Hear JOY JOY (Job Opportunities for Zinsser Dies, HARTFORD (AP) - State Dr, Dunne Youth) has been reactivated to Comptroller Nathan G. try to match idle jgniths with Town Official Agostinelli said Friday he Dr. Michael Donne *■ ortU available full- or part-time would like to issue monthly Garside Watches be the featui^ speaker at a Wiliam F. Zinsser, 61, of 66 jobs. Miss Donna Dunning, a reports on the state Constance Dr., died Friday at joint lecturer’s n i^ t program Manchester High School government’s fiscal situation, It works. It may have looked like a UFO or a giant manta sponsored by Bolton and Manchester Memorial Hospital student, is in d ia i^ of the but the finance commissioner ray to passing motorists near Brainard Field in Hartford Manchester Kni^ts of Colum- after a short illness. program. She is available at isn’t giving him enough (Ki Thanksgiving morning. It reaUy was only William hus, at the Kni^ts of Columbus Bom in Windsorville, April 646-1124 from 2;80 to 4:36 pjn . information. Radune of Berlin, taking his El^e Delta up for its Home in Manchester, Monday, IS, 1911, he was a resident of on Mondays and Wednesdays to “ I’ve made several requests Manchester for 35 years. He “ wringing-out” fli^ t. - Nov. 27 at 8 p.m. answer calls from people for the information to Dr. Dunne will speak on was assistant building inq>ector seeking workers or yddtbs Commissioner (Adolf) Carlson, An advance story on the “ Forensic Pathology” and will for the Town of Manchester for Thursday. The plane, except for seeking work. but I’m still waiting for a discuss, with slides, basic the past year, and prior to that fixed-wing, steel and fiberglass its detachable wings, was Junior and senior high school reply,’’ Agostinelli said. “ I’m autopsy findings and in had been an engineer with the plane, with fir propeller, hauled by trailer from Bwlin to students who are interested in Hartford Standyne Ct>. He was a thinking of sending him a appeared in the Nov. 13 Herald. Brainard Field by trailer. The vestigations in mescal-legal registered letter.’’ work may obtain applications member of Center John Garside of 51 wings went by pickup truck. deatu. at the offices of Bennet and Congregational (Church for four Agostinelli said in an Westminster Rd., a friend of The first problem d e v e lo p , interview that the dearth of Illing Junior High Schools, years, and chairman bf the Radune and who helped with Garside said, when the Delta’s Manchester High School, or the fiscal reports is not his fault. odd jobs in the plane’s board of deacons at the diurch battery went dead; then the Youth Service Center, 14 Parii The last report to come out of construction, was among about for one year. He bad been a plugs iced up. The second was St. the comptroller’s office was the 100 spectators when the craft member of the church choir for overcome when CONNAIR Any Manchester resident several years. annual report required by law. made its maiden flight loaned its hangar to thaw out It was issued at the end of with any sort of task that needs Survivors are his wife, Mrs. the craft. Another friend of doing is. asked to call and get a Violet Robb Zinsser; two sons, August and concerned Radune used his car cables to expenditures and tax revenues healthy young worker for the Carl A. Zinsser of Manchester Bolton start the engine. job. and Gary W. Zinsser o f for the previous fiscal year. At precisely 11:45 a. m., Madison, Tenn.; and five The Democratic legislature, Garside continued, Radune grandchildren. which will be succe^ed next Bulldogs Plan made a full-length taxi down Private funeral services will year by a General Assembly the runway. At noon, he pulled be held Monday at the Holmes dominated by Republicans, has Extra Game her up, circled the field several Arabs Offer Funeral Home, 400 Main St. frequently complained of a lack times, and made a perfect To Guard Slirine Burial will be in East of fiscal Information from the Boltonites will have another landing. administration of Republican (Cemetery. There are no calling chance to see their champion Yesterday, Radune stayed up JERUSALEM (AP) - A Gov. Thomas J. Meskill, hours. Friends wishing to do pony league football team play. about two hours, flying within group of Arab notables from so may make contributions to ’ITte Bulldogs will play a post 25 miles of Brainard Field in Hebron on the occupied the Cancer Society. About Town season game against the accordance with Federal Jordanian West Bank have Stamford Road Runners Aviation Agency regulations. volunteered to guard Jewish tomorrow at 1:30 p.m. at religious articles at a disputed - The Rev. Kenneth L. Gustaf One run was over the Plainville Shelby L. WilliamB Herrick Memorial Park. Hie shrine. son, pastor of Calvary Church, airport. "It handles Road Runners are champions of The Arab notables met Israeli Shelby L. Williams, 25, of will conduct a devotional beautifully,” Radune com Dr. Michael J. Dunne the Stamford, Waterbury, military occupation authorities East Hartford, formerly of program for residents of mented. Bridgeport league. after vandals Thursday defaced Westhill Gardens, Monday at The Dyke Delta weighs 1,000 Dr. Dunne is a member of the Coventry, fell 50 feet to bis After capturing the cham a Jewish prayer scroll in the 1:30 p.m. Ladies of Westhill pounds, seats four, can travel pathology department of death Thursday, while climbing pionship in their own league Cave of the Patriarchs, revered Gardens will provide and serve 1,000 miles non-stop with one Hartford Hospital and a former alone on West Peak in Hubbard earlier this fall, the Bolton by both Moslems and Jews. refreshments. Plans for the passenger, reach a speed of 190 Fellow of Forensic Pathology Park, Meriden. Bulldogs defeated the Staten Some Moslems claim the cave (^irlstmas Fellowship will be miles an hour, and was built at the medical examiner’s Island Cowboys 28-8 in an office, Baltimore, Md. He is a is strictly an Islamic religious He was a nnember of Com announced. from prop to tail by Radune, a exhibition game last Sunday on graduate of the Queen’s site. munity Baptist Church ip welding engineer at Pratt and Maiy Cheney Library will the park field.' University of Belfast Medical Religious Affairs Minister Manchester and a member of Whitney Division of United hold its first Sunday afternoon Get Webelo Colors School, Belfast, Northern Zerah Wahrhaftig called the the Hartford YMCA. A 1970 Aircraft Ck>rp., from plans of 1 opening tomorrow from 1 to 5. At cub scout ceremonies last Ireland. He is married, has vandalism a shameful act” and graduate of the University of John Dyke, Fairborn, Ohio. It is Ali services will be available. week, Webelo colors were three children and has lived in called upon Israeli Moslems to Hartford, he was a shies only one of five built to date. presented to Michael Harpln, Manchester since 1968. Dr. condemn the incident. rq>resentative for the Hartford Garside said that he expects Dr. Hans S. Menco, emergen Ron Maynard, Martin Dunne is a former U.S. Navy Chamber of Commerce. He was to be aboard when Radune is cy department physician at Ferguson, David Warner, flight surgeon and Vietnam born O ct. 16| 1947 In authorized to take on Manchester Memorial Christopher Rich, David veteran and the former senior Philadelphia, the son of Mrs. passengers after completing Hospital, recently attended the Cioutier, Sherwood Holland, medical officer aboard the New Haven Mary Lewis Williams and the FAA-required solo flying time. fourth annual American (College Jeff Beecher, Michael aircraft carrier U.S.S. Hornet. late Shelby Williams. “ He’s a great pilot,” the local Negotiations of Emergency Physicians Bushnell, Greg Mahon, Kevin man said. The lecture is open to the Scientific Assembly in San Ovian, Brian Reed, Fliillippe The Berlin pilot doesn’t public. Refreshments will be Resumed Survivors besides his mother Francisco, Calif. The meeting, Pellerin, (Iordan Shepardson, are a sister, biana W. expect to be over Manchester served following the talk. No whose theme was emergency Brian Winkler, Jim Vateroni one under eighteen will be Lauderback of Greenwich. for awhile, Garside said, but NEW HAVEN ( A P ^ - medicine and management, and Glen Giglio. admitted. Santa^s Helpers when anyone spots a white Negotiations resumed Frlwy Funeral arrangements, which featured scientific presen Opening exercises were triangle with blue stripes are Incomplete, are being tations, clinical "do-it- conducted by Den 3 under the night between The Register soaring overhead, it will be Bill Publishing Co., publidier Of handled by the Watkins Funeral yourself” technique sessions, Two sidewalk Santas became a Santa’s helpers Friday as direction of den mother Radune. Home, 142 E. Center St., roundtable discussions on they and others were trucked to their destinations on New Virginia Marshall, and closing New Daily New Haven’s two daily Manchester. clinical and management sub York’s, street comers for the Volunteers of America. The ceremonies, hy Den 1 under the newspapers, and striking pressmen, the company jects, special movies, and Volunteers’ Kris Kringles have been a tradition here for direction of Charolotte Cambodia To reported. technical and scientific more than 20 years. Money tossed into their portable Ferguson. Lottery exhibits. Board There was no indication of chimneys by passerbys helps give (3iristmas to the city’s Bulletin Buy U. S. Rice High school report cards progress in the stalenate that .needy. (AP Wirephoto) B oom ing led to a strike at midnight were sent home with students PHNOM PENH, Cambodia Unemployment Wednesday by members of Police Tuesday, Principal Norman (AP) — The United States ’TRENTON (AP) - Business Shaw reports. Local 74, International Printing Contrmution signed an agreement today is booming for the first daily Pressmen and Assistants providing an additional 40,000 public lottery in the nation. Union, AFL-CIO. Rate Raised Report tons of American rice valued at Market Extortion Regional List That was the word from Friday’s Journal-Courier more than $9 million to the lottery officials here Friday, wasn’t published to enable the HARTFORD (AP) - All Cambodian government. Of Winning when the 50-cent tickets went company to make repairs to employers in Connecticut who William Butchon, 21, of 86 A U.S. Embassy official said on sale in thousands of stores presses. The company contends pay into the unemployment Andover Rd., Windsor Locks, Attempt Foiled Lottery Numbers the new allotment would raise throughout New Jersey. the presses were sabotaged by compensation fund will have to was charged by Manchester total American rice donations start making the maximum 2.7 Police with failure to obey a ‘ "They’re selling extremely strikers, and the union says DANBURY (AP) - State and By THE ASSOCIATED to 70,000 tons by the end of July per cent contribution next year, traffic signal on W. Middle connected to an svyitch that well,” said Jerry Davis, a dis company supervisors were at local police foiled an apparent would be actuated the box PRESS 1973 and would be delivered fauit. LatxH* Commissioner Ja(^ A. Tpke. early this morning. Court Here is a state-by-state list of over the next six months. trict office manager for the sui^rmarket extortion attempt were lifted. The company said it planned Fusari reminded businessmen date is Drc. 11. lottery numbers drawn this New Jersey Lottery Commis Friday. Friday when they “ defused” a There was no explosion, sion. “ We’re getting a lot of to publish its usual combined device believed to be bomb and The increase in payments for Kenneth Uppling, 20, of however, and Tallon said the Bus Crash Kills Five calls for more tickets.” Saturday and Sunday issues of found it was a fake. CONNECTICUT 47643 some employers is required by Hartford was charged with flares could only have caught SHIZUOKA, Japan (AP) — A New Jersey has had a weekly the Journal-Courier and the There was no explosion. An fire. MASSACHUSETTS 321803 Register, and would continue the low balance in the fund, failure to obey a controlled NEW HAMPSHIRE 30381 tourist bus carrying 27 persons public lottery since January investigation was launched to regular daily editions of the two Fusari noted. signal and failure to obey a stop NEW JERSEY 151424 plunged 50 feet off a national 1971 but went to a daily opera find who was responsible for “ Whoever made this had papers next week, but that the The fund, which is main sign at ^ ru ce and Bissell Sts. NEW YORK 134071 highway this morning, killing tion because of dwindling ticket the scare. some knowledge of how to editions would be reduced in tained entirely by payments Court date is Dec. 11. PENNSYLVANIA 073864 five occupants and injuring 21, sales. With daily offeri^s, the Police were alerted shortly make a bomb,” he added. size. from employers, provides un Qualifier P-4; Lucky 7, authorities said. state hopes to increase public after 11:30 a.m., when a The box was carried off by employment compensation to Kenneth D. Baldwin, 24, of 782641, with three-digit The nationalities of the excitement and, for the first jobless workers. Hartford was charged early manager at the Pathmark store state police under an armored victims were not immediately time, enter into direct on Route 6 reported a numbers 933 and 899 and 962. At preeent, contributions this morning with failure to blanket as a precaution. known. competition with illegal telephoned warning that a Trintity Coed range from 2.1 per cent of the drive in an establish lane, after numbers operations. bomb was in the large super first $4,200 of each employe’s an accident on Hartford Rd. Raped By market. annual pay to a maximum of 2.7 Baldwin, traveling west on In the beginning, the state per cent. The rates have been Hartford Rd. when a vehicle Chief James Tallon said the Former Party Official hopes to sell an average of 3.3 Robb i I \ {fVPilflBTIID [SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 2S mni|. S B B B WMS~WMT‘' ■V TVPAOEnniEE Failure Ccmct i OAYTIMEiTV,, MONDAY— FRIDAY . y — 8:30 — (18) MANCINl — liOO — (22) AS SCHOOLS -C:N- (22) EVERY WOMAN CBH <:h i u ) r e n ' s MATCH W ITS (3) BRIDGET GENERATION Bcidding --lAppliciices I (3) SUNRISB SEatESTEn (34) MISTER R O ^ aiS (18) LIVING WORD (48)FUNTSTONES . - : - WIJM FESTIVAL LOVES BERNIE (22-30) MOVIE ^ >8a in STEiarr. m a n o h k 8Te b ■ - C : 1 C - 1 88 (3348) RETURN TO PEYTON — 6:00 — - 1 8 :8 8 - (8 ^ ) aiLLEGE “ The In-Laws Who Came to “ How To Succeed in Business (8) DAVEY AND GOUATH (8) WHAT’S MY UN E - 4 : 8 8 - (3 ) NEWS (3) MOVIE FO O TBALL Dinner.” Without Really Trying” (1967). 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CLOSEUP (22) THIS IS YOUR UFE Michele Lee, Rudy Vallee. \m (48) LEAVE IT TO BEAVER Timbuktu.” Science fiction (8) CARTOON CARNIVAL (3) AS THE WORLD TURNS (34) SESAME STREET — Ii30 — Guest: Joel McOea. — 9:30 — . ->-18:38- (48) LOVE AMERICAN STYLE — 9:00 — (^^M) TODAY SHOW (848) LET’S MAKE A DEAL (24) ELECTRIC COMPANY (24) WORLD PRESS (3) BOB NEWHART (2248) CONCENTRATION - 4 : 3 8 - (3) MARY TYLER MOORE (3^38) THREE ON A MATCH (30) CONN, SPOTUGHT (30) BLACK EXPOSURE Jerry’s fiance is rushing him - 8 : 8 8 - (48) DICK VAN DYKE (S)MERVCUUFFIN Mary tries to find a pal for (3) CAPTAIN KANGAROO - 3 : 8 8 - to marriage. - : - (18) P(H>EYE — 2«00 — — 6j30 — 11 88 (3)GUmiNOUGHT her retired dad. (18) STAND UP ft CHEER (8) NEW ZOO REVUE (8) NEWS (3 ) MOVIE (3) CBS NEWS (848) NEWLYWED GAME (33) M K E DOUGLAS (8-40) STREETS OF EXPERIENCE (48)JACKLaLANNE (28-38)SALE OF CENTURY (38) YOU DON’T SAY! “ Portrait for Murder” (8 ) NEWS _ g . j l __ SAN FRANCISCO — 10:00 — yu M REASONS (3M8) DAYSOFOURUVES (1955). Robert Stack, Dana (22-30) NBC NEWS (48) WHAT’S MY UNE? (48) I LOVE LUCY : Mystery links mugging to (3) MISS TEENAGE (8)1 LOVE LUCY - 3 : 8 8 - Wynter. W H Y YOU CAN ENTRUST YOUR — 11:38 — (24) TO BE ANNOUNC iPutder. AMERICA PAGEANT (48) ROMPER ROOM (3) SEARCH FOR TCMIORROW - i T 8 8 - (22) STAR TREK (4 0 ) W H A T ’S MY L IN i Special — 51 girls vie for the (3) LOVE OF LIFE (18) JIM AND TAMMY - 9 : 8 8 - (840) DATING GAME (24) ZOOM title in Fort Worth, Texas. (840) BEWITCHED (34) MISTER ROGERS — 7:00 — 7: (3) HAP RICHARDS (2248) HOLLYWOOD SQUARES (3^38) DOCTORS I (30) WORLD OF SURVIVAL (8-40) SIXTH SENSE (38) HOGAN’S HEROES (3) WILDLIFE THEATRE l (8)PHILD(mAHUE - : - - 3 : 8 8 - Young woman has 12 88 (48) GKRERPYLE, USMC — 2:30 — (8) PUBLIC AFFAIRS (22) KHTYTODAY (3) NEWS (3) MANY SPLENDORED mysterious psychic attack. - 5 : 3 8 - I (24) ELECTRIC COMPANY (22) NEWS (38) M K E DOUGLAS (848) PASSWORD THING (18) LOWELL THOMAS 33) HOGAN’S HEROES [ (30) McHALE’S NAVY (2 4 ) MOVIE (48) STRUM ft DRUMMERS (2248) JEOPARDY (848) GENERAL HOSPITAL 134) ELECTRIC COMPANY (24) DAVID SUSSKIND — 3:00 — "Blood and Sand” (1922). - 8 : 1 5 - — 12:38— (3348) ANOTHER WORLD (38) BEVERLY Hnjjm j.lRS (22) STAR TREK Rudolph Valentino start^^iGSh — 10:30 — (3) YOGI BEAR (3) PERRY MASON - 3 : 3 8 - (40) NEWS ' (24) BEHIND THE LINES silent classic. (18) ORAL ROBERTS Your P elfame HEARING AID SERVICE - 8 : 3 8 - (848) SPLIT SECOND (3) RANGER STATION - 5 : 8 5 - ' (30) MOVIE (30) HEE HAW Nci^riKMr (3) JOKER’S WILD (2248) WHO, WHAT WHERE (848) ONE LIFE TO LIVE (3) WHAT’S HAPPENING — 11:00 — John D. HuUer • Free Himie AMointmmto — No ObUgaUon • “ Navy Blues” (1941). Ann (40) THE AVENGERS ' Sheridan, Jack Oakie, Martha — 7:30 — (18) CINE DE LOS SABADOS 34 PRATT ST., HARTFORD,F C ^ . CCONN. Phone 247-7724 [ Raye. (3) GEORGE KIRBY MONDAY, NOVEMBER 27 — 11:25 — Open Mon. - Wii. 9 to 6 — Saturdays 9 to 1 — 3:30 — (8) SPECIAL (22-30) NEWS — — Verdi’s “ The Masked Ball.” “ Norman Rockwell: An 6:00 (24) THIRTY MINUTES (3-8-22) NEWS (40) THE ROOKIES American Dream.” — 11:30 — — 4:00 — (18) 12 O’ CLOCK HIGH Assignment: Protect a (18) NASHVILLE MUSIC (3 ) NEWS ,(22) BARNUM AND (24) HODGEPODGE LODGE controversial Army general. (22) JONATHAN WINTERS (8) THE AVENGERS BAILEY CIRCIJS (40) THRILLER (30) TO TELL THE TRUTH — 9:00 — (24) INTERNATIONAL — 8:00 — (40) WILD WILD WEST — 11:55 — (3) HERE’S LUCY (3) ALL IN THE FAMILY ’ Early Amedcan cabinet of PERFORMANCE SYLVANIA CONSOLE — 6:30 — Guest; Ricardo Montalban as Archie tries to swindle his (22) j o h n n y CARSON Ravel’s “L’Enfant et les Maple veneers, hardwood (3) CBS NEWS a prince. insurance agency. (30) MOVIE C O LO R TV I Sortileges.” solids and decorative non (8) ABC NEWS (8-40) PRO FOOTBALL (8-40) AUAS SMITH “ All Through the Night” MODEL CU253K wood material — 4:30 — (1942). Humphrey Bogart. (22-30) NBC NEWS CartUnals at Dolphins. AND JONES ’ Giaiit 25 inch diagonal pic I (3) PRO BOWLING Robert Morse stars in the (24) DESIGNING WOMEN (18) 700 CLUB The outlaws try to win — 12:00 — ture Special — The Brunswick (22-30) MOVIE amnesty by rescuing a girl. musical comedy, “How To (3 ) MOVIE * Chromatrix* picture tube - 7 : 0 0 - ' World Open (Championship. ‘"rhe Private Navy of Sgt. (18) JONATHAN WINTERS Succeed in Business Without “ Sodom and Gomorrah” (3 ) MOVIE [ (30) MR. MAGOO combines brightness O’FarreU” (1968). The hunt for (22-30) EMERGENCY! Really Trying,” NBC-TV’s (1961). Stewart Granger “ Hii^i Time” (1960). Bing with contrast for the sharp a ship-load of beer sunk in the — 5:30 — Woman journalist creates Crosby, Fabian. Saturday Night Movie Nov. — 12:30 — est Sylvania color picture ever Pacific. Bob Hope, Phyllis (18) BUCK OWENS problems for the paramedics. (8) TRUTH OR 25 at 9 p.m. (8) WRESTLING * Gibr^tar 90* chassis for solid Diller. state performance and CONSEQUENCES reliability (18) DICK VAN DYKE — 9:30 — \SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 26 'AFC push button locks in (22-30) NEWS (3) DORIS DAY Jewel thieves shoot the fine tuning - a perfect pic (24) OPEN LINE Doris tries to save her rapids to elude F.B.I. - 7 : 0 0 — — 11:30 — — 4:30 — ture even when you cha^e (40) ABC NEWS apartment building. (18) GOSPEL SING (8-30) THIS IS THE LIFE (3) FACE THE NATION (8) THE EXPLORERS channels — 7:30 — (24) BOOK BEAT (24) FAMILY GAME — 7:30 — (8) DIALOGUE (18) M AYO R ’S H O U R * Perma-Lock*—the anti-goof (8) LErS MAKE A DEAL “ Waiting for the Morning Adults Play with toys. (8) WORSHIP (22) FOOTBALL (22) PRO FOOTBALL color tuning system ttot (18) MOVIE Train” by Bruce Catton. (22) GOSPEL HOUR H IG H U G H TS (40) MIDNIGHT RIDE — 8:30 — never forgets “ Hie Golden Hawk” (1952). — 10:00 — (30) RING AROUND (30) ADELANTE OF PAUL REVERE (3) SANDY DUNCAN * Instant Ckjlor* provides per-, Sterling Hayden, Rhonda (3) BILL COSBY TH E W ORLD (40) MAKE A WISH Sandy develops laryngitis and feet color pichire in sec- Fleming. Guests: The Smothers — 5:00 — gets a job. — 7:45 — — 12:00 — (3) THE PRINCE onds-no warm-up time re (22) HOLLYWOOD Brothers and Maxine Weldon. (22-30) COLUMBO quired SQUARES (3) CLOSEUP (3) YOUR COMMUNITY AND THE PAUPER (24) STATE OF CONN. Colombo (Peter Falk) goes to (30) MOUSE FACTORY (40) SACRED HEART (8) CONNECTICUT SCENE Animated qjecial. * Remote tuning control op — 10:35 — London on a case (two-hour tion^ extra. (40) POLKA! (30) (X>NN. WEEKEND (8) I DREAM OF JEANNIE (24) MARTIN AGRONSKY — 8:00 — episode). (40) ROLLER DERBY (18) jdURNEY TO (3) DAVEY AND GOUATH (24) FRENCH CHEF — 8:00 — — 11:00 — (8) CATHOLIC SERVICE — 12:15 — ADVENTURE (8) ORAL ROBERTS (3-18-22-30) NEWS (8) FOR THE CONSUMER (24) CONSTANT — 9:00 — (30) UNCLE WALDO ON CAMPUS - 1 1 : 3 0 - EXPLORATION (3) DICK VAN DYKE ELECTRONICS (40) CLOSEUP — 12:30 — STANEK (22-30) LAUGH-IN (3 ) MOVIE Fred Astaire is the voice of S.D. Kluger, storyteller and Grandpa’s cremation ashes Salute to great comedians — 8:15 — (3) PRO FOOTBALL — 5:30 — ^ are missing. 277 BROAD STREET — PHONE 649-1124 “ Pickup on South Street” postman, who narrates tee tale of "Santa Claus Is Coming (3 ) GUMBY Elagles at Giants. (8) SAFARI TO (8-40) MOVIE (24) NET OPERA (1953). Richard Widmark. to Town,” an ABC-TV animated special Friday, Dec. 1, at (8) BLACK IS ADVENTURE Special — Excerpts from (22-30) JOHNNY CARSON — 8:30 — “ Once Upon a ’Time in the 8 p.m. (Channels 8 and 40). (22-30) MEET THE PRESS (18) UPDATE (3) CAPTAIN BOB West” (1969). Italian-made (24) FOLK FESTIVAL (8) CAPTAIN NOAH — 1:00 — Western. Henry Fonda, Claudia (40) MeHALE’S NAVY (22) BILLY JAMES HARGIS (8) EIGHTH DAY Cardinale, Charles Bronson. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 28 (30) UNDERDOG (22) DAVID FROST — 6:00 — (18) KATHRYN KUHLMAN Make a Difference Where You Save! — 6:00 — — 8:00 — (30) PRO FOOTBALL (3) SIXTY MINUTES (24)tHEATRE - 9:30 — (40) DAY OF DICOVERY IT D O ES (3-8-22) NEWS (3 ) MAUDE (3 ) MOVIE Buffalo Bills at Browns. (8) IT TAKES A THIEF “ Cousin Bette.” Part 4. — 9:00 — (18) HOLY SPIRIT YOU (18) 12 O’ CLOCK HIGH Maude runs into an old school "P re tty Poison” (1968). (40) DIRECTIONS A _ 9,30 _ <3) INTERNATIONAL ZONE (40) THE AVENGERS 0 / 6 INSTANT (24) ZOOM chum. Anthony Perkins plays a psy (8-22) EARTH LAB — 1:30 — (3 ) MANNIX (30) TO TELL THE TRUTH (8wt0) TEMPERA'hjRES chopath planning to blow up a — 6:30 — (30) SAMSON (8-4Q) ISSUES A ANSWERS Mannix hunts murderer of a EARNINGS (40) WILD WILD WEST RISING chemical plant. (18) THE DEAF HEAR fellow private eye. SWIMGS (40) LATINO — 2:00 — A patient believes he’s under (24) BLACK JOURNAL (24) THIRTY MINUTES — 6:30 — (8) LOST IN SPACE (18) ORAL ROBERTS ■■71 s.OAN. 5% DhrMcikl p M a curse. — 9:20 — (3) CBS NEWS — 10:00 — — 7:00— null (3) QUE HAY DE NUEVO (22) PRO FOOTBALL — 10:00 — from *g r e t Aspoott. (8) ABC NEWS (22) ORAL ROBERTS (8-40) MARCUS WELBY (3) FACE THE STATE ON CAMPUS (40) MAYOR’S REPORT (18) LIVING FAITH Atimmyouly- (22-30) NBC NEWS A 12-year-old( boy has — 9:30 — (8) LAWRENCE WELK (24) FIRING LINE ja M U M T W ta • . rtiiaaetat . laaTivTiei (24) MAGGIE (30) BONANZA rheumatoid arthritis. (3) WE BEUEVE — 2:30— (18) TEACH-IN Drama about the dangers of (4 0 ) MOVIE — 10:30 — — 7:00 — (22-30) AMERICA (30) JONNY QUEST (22) NEWS .... M.m . Eoiira jkrovMwr morphine. (3) THE PROTECTORS (3) WORLD OF KRESKIN Documentary — “ Home from (40) JEWISH HERITAGE “ Love Is a Many-Splendored (2 4 ) ZOOM (24) FOURTH ESTATE Thing” (1955). (22) THE ADVENTURER (8) TRUTH OR Home.” Story of England’s — 10:00 — (30) WILD KINGDOM (30) WHNB-TV REPORTS CONSEQUENCES — 8:30 — first settlements in '^ gin ia (3) FANTASY A FUGUE — 3:00 — (40) IT TAKES A THIEF (18) DICK VAN DYKE (3) HAWAII nVE-O and New England. Special — Rosalyn Tureck (8 ) MOVIE — 11:00 — — 7:30 — (22-30) NEWS McGarrett’s foes get revenge plays Bach on piano, harp- “ Bom to the Saddle” (1953). (3-22-30) NEWS (24) STATE OF CONN. (3) ANNA ft THE KING (24) CPTV REPORT in second of three parts. sic^rd and clavicord. — 11:30 — — 10:35 — — 3:15 — Louis and the crown prince go (40) ABC NEWS (8-40) MOVIE (8-40) CURIOSITY SHOP (3) NAME OF THE GAME (24) MARTIN AGRONSKY (18) NEW DAY treasure-hunting. MANCHESTER “ Home for the Holidays” (22) CATHOUC SERVICE (1 8 ) NEWS — 7:30 — (22-30) WORLD OF DISNEY (1973). Family reunion wlte a — 11:00 — — 3:30 — (3) I’VE GOT A SECRET (30) LET US CELEBRATE First of two-part adventure in (22) PRO HOCKEY murderer. Walter Brennan, (3-8-22-30-40) NEWS (18)REUG10US OLDSMOBILE fSSS (8) THIS IS YOUR UFE — 10:30 — Ceylon. Flyers vs. Bruins. Sally Field. (18) EL SUPER SHOW TO W N H A LL -Yoar OMaaobSa Dadtar" Guest: Jonathan Winters. (30) CATHOUC s e r v i c e (24) JUST GENERATION (30) JOHNNY CARSON ' (24) BILL MOYERS (40) THE SAINT (18) MOVIE — 11:30 — Topic: a v i l rights in the — 12:15 — — 11:00 — “ The 49th Man” (1953). John — 9:00 — (3 ) MOVIE — 4:00 — c la s i^ m . ( 8 . ^ ) NEWS (3) COLLEGE CAMPUS 512 WEST CENTER ST. - CO-ISII Ireland, Richard Doming. (18) 700 CLUB “ ’Three Guns for Texas” (3) BIG VALLEY — 8:00 — (8-40) BULLWINKLE — 12:45 — (22-30) THE BOLD ONES (1965). Shelley Morrison. (18) CONN. REPORT (3) M A S H (22) I DREAM OF JEANNIE (22) SPORTS CHALLENGE (8 ) MOVIE m:/ Guest star: Susan Clark as a (8-40) COMEDY NEWS (30) PRO FOOIVALL Hawkeye is suspected of a (24) FAMILY GAME “ I' Married a Monster from Barbara Rush guest-stars in paralyzed woman who wonders Special — Lampoon of TV — 11:15 — Chiefs at Raiders. rash of thefts. NEW or USED (30) GOLDDIGGERS Outer ^ c e ” (1958). CBS-TV’s “ Maude,” why she can’t die. npwM iiIvTCni . (SO) JEWISH UFE (24) SPEAKING FREELY (8-40) THE F.B.I. Guest: Van Johnson. (4 0 ) McHALE’S NAVY (40) DRAGNET T u e sd ay , N ov. 28, at 8 p.m. (24) BEHIND THE LINES (22-30) JOHNNY CARSON >'te6ie¥*ks k* » * i*' T...... TV-PAGE FOUR- '■•»'«•»» r.p r-.» » It »>, e . ^ f «> W W i», W .H Ay, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 29 — 6i00 — — 7:30 — expected population trends. 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(18) 700 CLUB (40) NEWS (8-40) PAUL LYNDE — 9:00 — — 10:35 — — 7:00 — Paul’s sister comes to dinner. (3) MEDICAL CENTER (24) MARTIN AGRONSKY (3) WHAT IN THE WORLD (18) PRO HOCKEY Football player tries to By BETTY DEBNAM — 11:00 — Topic: East Europe. To Be Announced. conceal his illness. (22-30) CARTOON SPECIAL (3-8-22-30-40) NEWS (8) TRUTH OR « — 10:00 — CONSEQUENCES “ Winnie the Pooh and the (3) CANNON — 1 l:.30 — Blustery Day.” (3) MOVIE (18) DICK VAN DYKE ■The case: Blackmail. (22-30) NEWS (24) POPULATION (8) BILLY GRAHAM “ Nightmare in Chicago’’ December - a Big Month in the History of Flying itnid Moonshots! GROWTH (24) JUST GENERATION Special — Dr. Graham’s (1967). Clu Gulager, Richard Boone. (40) ABC NEWS Special — Congressional com- Northern Ohio Crusade. mittee’s film report on (8-40) COMEDY NEWS The month of Decemher will mark a (22-:«)) JOHNNY CARSON first and a last in man's conquest of — 12:00 — ( 18) NEWS space. 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