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PAGE EIGHTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Fri., Sept. 19, 1975 OBITUARIES The weather Mrs. Isabelle Hassetl Eugene Falcetta of Vernon; 3 Mrs. Isabelle Q. Hassett, 66, daughters. Miss Rena Falcetta, POLICE REPORT Partly cloudy, chance of afternoon Manrljpatf r lEttening 11? ralb of 13 Union St. died Thursday at Mrs. Rose DeCiantis and Mrs. showers, high in 70s. Chance of showers Sarah Lupacchino, all of tonight, low in upper 50s, low 60s. Sunday, her home. She was the widow of e i g h t e e n p a c e s - t w o s e c t i o n s p r i c e : f i f t e e n c e n t s Manchester; a brother, Raf- flipped over as she was driving along Rt. BREAKS AND THEFTS ^ Manche»ter—A City of Village Charm James Hassett Sr. ARRESTS partly cloudy, chance of showers, high in 70s. faele Falcetta of Italy; 10 31, Tolland. No police action was taken. Manchester Born in Westerly, R.I., Mrs. Vernon grandchildren and 4 great Evidence of a break attempt was dis Hassett had lived in Louis k. Maloon, 21, of 118 W. Main St., grandchildren. State Police are seeking the driver oLa covered at ’The Bedding Bam, 284 Broad Manchester for 37 years. Rockville, arrest^ Thursday on a Com The funeral is Saturday at car which left the scene of a two-car acci St. ■ Survivors are a son, James mon Pleas Court 19 warrant charging him 8:30 a.m. from the Fitzgerald dent on Rt. IS in Tolland last night at Ruth B .. Monahan of 64G Ambassador Hassett Jr. of Manchester; a with second-degree arson in connection daughter, Mrs. Gloria Mazurek Funeral Home, 225 Main St., 10:15. Dr. reported her car was taken from her with an apartment building fire at 98 W. William Perkins, 4, a passenger in a car of ftonchester; three brothers, with a Mass at St. James carport sometime between Sept. 7 and 10.. Patty Hearst ordered Main St., Rockville. Maloon was held driven by Bradley Perkins, 32, of Stafford Fred Quattromani, Albert Church at 9. Burial will be in St. It is a 1969 Mercury Montego, Connecticut overnight at the police station in lieu of Springs, was thrown from the car and Quattromani, both of Westerly, James Cemetery. registration 43981. $10,000 bond. He was to be presented in taken, by ambulance, to Johnson and Alfonso Quattromani of Friends may call at the A car parked in the lot at Manchester Common Pleas Court 19, Rockville, today. Memorial Hospital. Police said he suf Pawcatuck; two sisters, Mrs. funeral home tonight from 7 to Community College was broken into and a Hardy Thompson Jr., 28, of 47 Village fered a head injury. Frances DeFrancisca of 9. citizen band radio was removed. St.,. Rockville, charged Thursday with The second car struck the rear of the Soufh Windsor held without bail Norwich and Mrs. Rose Trom- Mrs. Edwin A. Pitney issuing bad checks in connection with a Perkins Car and pushed it about 330 feet bino of Westerly, R.I. ; and four Mrs. Edna Pitney, 58, of 54 Roland Collin, of 501 Griffin Rd., com complaint made by Hartmann’s Super into an exit ramp and then the driver fled wife, Emily, 28, a one-time college sorori away at the theme that Miss Hearst began grandchildren. Horton Rd. died Thursday in plained Thursday night that his home had SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) - The Hearst market. He was released on a $100 non from the scene. Both cars were ty member who joined a Maoist un the "underground " odyssey as a kidnap The funeral is Monday at 8:30 Boston, Mass. She was the wife been entered and about $10 to $15-worth of family millions were not enough to free surety bond for appearance in court Oct. demolished, police said. The second car derground unit in Berkeley. victim. a.m. from Holmes Funeral of Edwin A. Pitney. coins were taken plus three bottles of Patricia Hearst on bail. A federal judge 15. was a dealer-owned vehicle, police said. Miss Hearst was abducted by the SLA ' The judge rejected his appeals, Home, 400 Main St., with a Mrs. Pitney was born March liquor. says the gun-toting newspaper heiress South Windsor might try to go underground again. from her Berkeley, Calif., apartment on however, saying he knew he was "putting Mass at St. James Church at 9. 17, 1917 in Manchester, Alfred E. Gardiner, 19, of 47 Hale St., her family on the torture pole" daughter of the late Edwin and The prosecution, in a bail reduction Feb. 4, 1974. A short time later — through Burial will be in St. James Ext., Rockville, charged today at 4 a.m. Miss Hearst was composed and quiet. Bertha Hallock Newton, and hearing Friday, disciosed Miss Hearst had tape-recorded communiques — she said Cemetery. with theft of a motor vehicle. The arrest she was joining the small terrorist group She wore a purple-striped sweater and tan Friends may call at the had lived here all her life. She a .38-caiiber pistol in her purse when she was niade in connection with a complaint Patty is captured to fight fascism. pants — the same outfit she had on when funeral home Saturday from 7 was a member of Manchester was arrested in a quiet. Mission District made by David Sullivan of Ellington Rd., neighborhood Thursday. Two carbines Miss Hearst's father, Randolph A. arrested. to 9 p.m. and Sunday from 2 to 4 Memorial Hospital. South Windsor. Gardiner was held in lieu (Continued from Page One) U.S. Attorney James L. Browning told Other survivors are three were also found in her rented house. Hearst, president of the San Francispo and 7 to 9 p.m. of posting a $1,000 bond and was to be the court of the discovery of the two car daughters, Mrs. Laurene . for the star figure in the case which cap Stephen Solia, 27, a housepainter, was U.S. District Judge Oiiver Carter, Examiner, and his wife were undismayed presented in Common Pleas Court 12, East bines in a closet in the home in which Miss Antonio Falcetta Angelo of Stafford Springs,, Double interview tured the nation’s attention for months taken into custody on a charge of har declaring her 19-month “underground” by Carter's decision. Hartford, today. Antonio Falcetta, 87, of 133 during 1974. Even with her arrest, her boring federal fugitives. Federal in life worried him, ordered her held without "We ll have another day in court with Hearst was living,with Miss Yoshimura. Mrs. Beverly Evending of Lynette “Squeaky” Fromme, accused of trying to Ellington The Harrises were living in another house. Oak St. died Thursday at Unionville and Mrs. Sheila Ellis whereabouts in. recent months remained a vestigators said two others were arrested, bail on charges of robbing a San Francisco Patty,” she said after meeting privately assassinate President Ford, talks with newsmen at Leonard Bemont, 36, an inmate at Manchester Memorial mystery. but declined to detail their role in the bank and carrying a machinegun during with her daughter following the hearing. Police sources said an arsenal was of Lewiston, Maine; a sister, Somers Prison, arrested Thursday on a Hospital. He was the husband of Sacramento County Jail in her first interview since she Miss Hearst, 21, now faces federal crime. The other two were not identified. the crime. Mrs. Hearst added her daughter took his found in the Harrises' house. There were Mrs. Francis Schiebel of Superior Court bench warrant charging three .30-caliber carbines, two automatic Mrs. Caroline Lucarini Falcet Manchester; and two was arrested Sept. 5. She said convicted mass murderer charges of bank robbery and use of a It apparently was a tip from a citizen Bail for Miss Hearst had been set at decision "very well. " him with first-degree robbery and second- Terence Hallinan. Miss Hearst's shotguns, two handguns, 40 pounds of ta. grandchildren. Charles Manson is “our Christ” and spoke of the need for a firearm in the commission of a felony. She which led FBI agents to the Harrises and $1.05 million for charges in San Francisco degree larceny. The arrest was made in lawyer, said his client would plead inno black powder, two gas masks, two Born in Magliano-Sabino, Ita The funeral is Monday at 11 new world order. (UPI photo) also must answer morb than two dozen Miss Hearst. The arrests came aK2:25 and in Los Angeles County, but Carter connection with an armed robbery at the cent to the charges Tuesday. In his military bandoliers and ammunition in ly, Mr. Falcetta had lived in a.m. at the John F. Tierney state charges including assault with intent p.m. PDT. Surveillance had been set up at rejected all bail. He said her lawyer could 7-11 Store in Ellington last May. appearance before Carter he hammered plastic bags. Manchester most of his life. Funeral Home, 219 W. Center to kill and kidnaping. the Harris home on Wednesday at 2 p.m. try again to obtain her release Tuesday. Before retiring in 1953, he was St. The Rev. Robert Eldridge of INVESTIGATIONS She was lock^ up in the San Mateo The precision arrests wrote the final Carter said what worried him was employed at the former Bon South United Methodist Church Hebron County Jail in Redwood City, 25 miles chapter for the SLA, a small terrorist "whether this defendant is a flight risk." Ami plant for 40 years. He was will officiate. Burial will be in Deadline extended Johanna Dunnack of Hebron Rd., An south of San Francisco. group which had its roots in the California “I deem that to be the real and active a communicant of St. James East Cemetery. dover reported ^he was driving on Rt. 66 The arraignment of Miss Hearst before State Prison system. question in this case in view of Miss Church and a member of the Friends may call at the The low bidder for construction of the proposed Buck- early this morning and as she came over a U.S. Magistrate Owen Woodruff was Miss Hearst, granddaughter of Hearst's history,” he said. FRB chairman proposes Maglianese Society. funeral home Sunday from 2 to land firehouse in Manchester has extended the date it will knoll in the road, two horses appeared. She quiet. Dressed in tan slacks and a purple newspaper magnate William Randolph "If you can convince me that she should Other survivors are 2 sons, said she swerved but couldn’t avoid hitting striped sweater and wearing dark glasses, Hearst, was kidnaped — half-naked and be released, the amount of bail will be 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. ______guarantee its offer. Elio Falcetta of Andover and one of the horses. she appeared demure and polite. screaming — from a Berkeley, Calif., minimal — if any,” he told her attorney. In Memoriam In a letter received today, Fred Brunoli and Sons of Avon Police said the horses, which belonged Just before this, Wendy Yoshimura, a apartment on Feb. 4, 1974, just 10 miles But Miss Hearst took the judge's no-bail more public employment In loving memory of Herbert Donnelly extended its guaranteed bid price until Nov. 15. The firm, to Arthur Scherp of Rt. 66, was treated by 32-year-old artist arrested with Miss across San Francisco Bay from where she order philosophically. KODAK-POLAROID who passM away September 19. 1973. which has given the town an extension to Oct. 7, bid $233- a veterinarian for a broken nose and a Hearst, was arraigned. was captured. “Well, it might have looked like By LEONARD CURRY trade-off between unemployment and in AGENCY It doesn't take a special day, 000 for building the firehouse. large cut. No police action was taken. At a home near where Miss Hearst was Within a short time, she decided to for I Herald photo by Pinto i favoritism if I had gotten out,” the 21- I PI Business \A riter flation,’ he said. “In the current environ DISCOUNT PRICES To bring you to our minds, Tolland arrested, William Harris, 30, a former In sake her past life in favor of becoming a year-old Symbionese Liberation Army Job opportunities for 7.8 million un ment, a rapidly rising level of consumer The days we do not think of you. The bids w ere opened July 24. Are very hard to find. “We hope this will give you ample time to clarify your Linda Lavoie of RFD 4, Rockville was diana school teacher, and his wife, Emily, “soldier” in the army of her kidnapers — convert told her mother, Catherine, after employed Americans may improve only prices will not lead to the creation of new ARTHUR DRUG treated at Rockville General Hospital this 28, were arrested simultaneously as they the SLA. She took the revolutionary name, DAR observe Constitution Week the hearing. through federal hiring. Federal Reserve jobs.” Mr. and Mrs. legal problems,” the contractor said. William R. Donnelly morning for a head cut after her car finished jogging. Tania. Three other SLA fugitives were arrested Chairman Arthur Burns said Friday night. The Dow Jones industrial average, a Members of the Capt. Noah Grant Chapter, Connecticut regent of the chapter; and Mrs. Daniel S. Szalontai, with her. They were Wendy Yoshimura, The proposal for public employment has 15.56-point winner Thursday, swelled 15.18 Daughters of the American Revolution, are celebrating Constitution Week chairman. Constitution Week is 32, an artist and alleged Weather been proposed frequently by points to 829.79 Friday. The advance gave Congressional liberals, but was a depar Constitution Week, with a picturesque display in the win observed Sept. 17-23. The Congress of the United States Underground sympathizer, William the average a 20.50-point gain for the Harris, 30, a Vietnam war veteran, and his ture from Burns’ traditional antispending week. Following losses Monday and dow of the Ladd & Hall Furniture Store in Rockville. reviewed a resolution adopted by the DAR designating - ill Downtown Open Mon.-Sat. 9:30-5; Thurs. Eve. til 9:00 this date and signed it into law on Aug. 2, 1956. The dis positions. Tuesday, it rose 34,66 points in the past Looking over memorabilia are, from left. Miss Sally On Wall Street, investors brushed aside Parkade open Mon. & Sat. 10-6; Tues., Wed., Thurs., FrI., 10-9 play will continue through Tuesday. three sessions. Robb, state organizing secretary; Mrs. John C. Rieg, future gloom in prices and jobs to cash in Consumer prices, which soared at a rate “Use your convenient Worth’s Charge Card...it deserves a lot of Creditl’’ on good economic news in recent days. six times faster (1,2 per cent) only one this fall The buying spree sent prices soaring in the month ago, have been rising at a double ------\ heaviest trading in eight weeks on the New digit annual pace all summer with the Shriver announces bid York Stock Exchange. exception of August. There also was a departure from recent Deputy White House Press Secretary News summary inflationary trends Friday when the Labor William Greener said the "underlying rate for Demo nomination Department reported consumer prices in of inflation is a good deal higher ’ than the creased only 0.2 per cent in August, the 0.2 per cent figure indicates. Compiled from United Press International WASHINGTON (UPI) - Sargent after the South Dakota senator's conven smallest monthly rise in three years. "Obviously,” he said, "the 0.2 per cent Shriver, the Kennedy family's man-of-all- tion choice. Sen. Thomas Eagleton of Burns, in a speech at the University of is lower than we expected and we do not State nearly 11,000 in 1974 as compared to jobs and George McGovern's desperation Missouri, dropped out. Georgia, said his government hiring expect that rate to be maintained. " fashion values 1973 — the lowest rate on record. running mate, stepped into the presiden Shriver, the husband of Eunice program would require public works Assistant Treasury Secretary Sidney Kennedy, came to political prominence as HARTFORD - The State of The 1974 toll was 105,000 compared tial spotlight today under his own power. employes to be paid at less than the Jones said the August increase was "sur one of the “band of brothers” who helped "J Connecticut has approved a 25 to 27 to 115,821 in 1973. Shriver, the 1972 Democratic vice federal minimum wage of $2.25 an hour. prising,” but said it did not mean inflation propel John F. Kennedy into the White per cent fare increase for the presidential candidate, scheduled a news "...There may be no way to reach the was beaten. are great House in 1960.'He served as the first direc goal of full employment short of making "I expect prices to rise 5 to 6 per cent financially-ailing Penn Central conference to formally announce that he tor of the Peace Corps and went on to set the government an employer of last for the year, which is better than last year railroad to go into effect Oct. 1. The will seek the party’s 1976 presidential up and run Lyndon Johnson’s “War on ‘ but still represents a terrible rate of in increase will bring in an additional SAN DIEGO — Ronald Reagan nomination. resort,” Burns said. Poverty” as director of the Office of "Whatever may have been true in the $5 million for the line. Even with the told boosters here Friday he will The 59-year-old brother-in-law of Sen. crease, " he said. at Economic Opportunity. past, there is no longer a meaningful fare increase, the line is expected to decide in two months whether he Edward Kennedy, D-Mass., becomes the have a $20 million deficit which is will run against President Ford for seventh Democrat in the already crowded split between New York and the Republican presidential nomina field. The other declared candidates are Connecticut. tion. His remarks indicated he had Sens. Henry Jackson, D-Wash.; Lloyd hastened his candidacy announce Bentsen, D-Tex.; Rep. Morris Udall, D- State worker union to seek ment by one month. Ariz.; former Govs. Terry Sanford of a ^g BRIDGEPORT — Inflation and teacher unrest have combined to North Carolina and Jimmy Carter of produce a 10 per cent enrollment Georgia, and former Sen. Fred Harris of drop at the University of Bridgeport Oklahoma. 16 per cent salary hikes this year, officials said. The enroll WASHINGTON - The State The field is expected to grow to eight Department says the sale of 14 next week with the entry of Gov, Milton Jerry Wurf, national president of the ment decline of the past few years is HARTFORD (UPI) - The Connecticut The head of another state employe un batteries of Hawk missiles to Jor Shapp of Pennsylvania and to nine next American Federation of State, County and expected to level, however. State Employes Association plans to go ion, meeting in another Hartford hotel, 1 dan is on again now that “some mis month with the formal declaration of Sen. Municipal Employes, said state workers / after pay raises that will boost state called state workers “exploited and under understandings” have been cleared Birch Bayh, D-Ind. There is no firm word showed “remarkable restraint in their employe salaries by up to 16 per cent paid.” Regional up. on the announcement date of Gov. George conflict with state officials that almost led effective July 1, 1976. “During the past five years the General Wallace of Alabama. Assembly has granted us raises totaling to a strike this year. NEWTON, Mass. - Nguyen Cao Association President Thomas Lyon Shriver, now practicing law, never has less than 10 per cent, which leaves us CSEA represents 28,000 state employes, Ky planned to overthrow the govern NEW YORK - No progress was called the goal “realistic figures” after won an elective public office, but next lagging more than 30 per cent behind the active and retired, while Council 16 of the ment of Nguyen Van Thieu shortly reported today in talks between the decision to seek the raises was made year’s campaign will be his second try. rise in the cost of living during that federation represents about 5,000. The before the Communists captured striking musicians and producers of Friday at CSEA’s annual three-day con Three years ago, Shriver was nominated period,” Lyon said. federation is trying to get CSEA to merge South Vietnam, but was talked out nine Broadway musicals who were for vice president to run with McGovern vention. ■ ■ m with it, but the larger group voted Friday of the coup by U.S. Ambassador forced to cancel performances to refuse any merger without a ballot by Friday night. The union is asking Graham Martin, Ky told an infor the entire membership. mal news conference Friday. $135 a week in raises over three The CSEA wage demands will range years and the' producers have from 16 per cent for employes starting at PORTLAND, Maine - The annual offered $37.50, Manchester’s debt service $6,642 per year to 10 per cent for employes conference of Episcopal Bishops starting at more than $13,569, Lyon said. began Friday evening with International The convention also resolved to see Eucharist. The meeting will run legislation to prevent the loss of annual in 4 * through Sept. 26 and a major ques crements, as happened in the past year. LISBON, Portugal — The Com ‘ i tion is expected to be the ordination cost reported lowest in state The CSEA convention was to climax munist Party, reduced to only one ■\ of women as priests. today with a presidential election contest seat in the new coalition cabinet, between A1 Marotla, a highway engineer, said today it would fight any moves The prospectus contains comparisons to was 11.1 per cent. Only 3 per cent ot By SOL R. COHEN Manchester families were listed in 1970 and Stanley Cichowski, a tax examiner. National to halt Portugal's swing to the left. IlfraUI Reporter the total General Fund budget for other In a statement, the party said it only categories as well. with incomes below the poverty level. A CHICAGO — The National Safety agreed to join the Socialist- A 32-page prospectus prepared for It shows that Manchester budgets 60 per Council says the national death toll dominated cabinet to prevent a potential bidders on a $1,865 million bond cent to the schools, compared to the state from all accidents decreased by right-wing takeover. issue points out Manchester’s uniquely low average of 52.3 per cent; 9 per cent for cost for debt service — 3.3 per cent of the public works, compared to 8.2 per cent in total budget and the lowest in the state for the state; 4.5 per cent for libraries and Signs (political) of the times communities above 12,000 population. recreation, compared to 3.1 per cent; 7 per The state average is 10.5 per cent, cent for public safety, compared to 10.5 tion ilyers and tlirowaways in the vicinity explained Town Manager Robert Weiss to per cent; and 2 per cent for health and By SOL R. COHEN of polling places. „ Rocks and bottles thrown representatives of Moody’s Investment welfare, compared to 3.3 per cent in the Ileruld ReporUT Town Manager Robert Weiss said it all Service, during their all day visit last state. ' Is the traditional campaign sign — stuck started last fall, when he eceived one or week to Manchester. In addition to fiscal facts and figures, on an empty lot or in someone’s front yard two public complaints and a formal com at South Boston Police East Hartford and Greenwich show 3.5 the 32-page book contains 6 pages of pic — about to go out of style in Manchester’? plaint from the chairman of the Conserva per cent for debt service, Vernon 10 per tures, school enrollment and projections, “Yes,” says Republican Town Chair tion Commission concerning the sigh. BOSTON (UPI) - A crowd of 200 South The disturbance, one of the most serious cent, Glastonbury 12 per cent, Hartford man Nathan Agostinelli. “Its unsightly Weiss met Friday morning with antibqsing demonstrations since school and population from 1940 to the present Boston residents opposed to the busing of and West Hartford 9 per cent, and New and projections to an estimated peak. and unnecessary and we won’t use them in Agostinelli and Cummings, with Zoning school children pelted police with rocks opened two weeks ago, coincided with the Haven and Stamford 18 per cent. this year’s campaign.” Enforcement Officer Ernest Machell sit departure of 600 deactivated national It sliows Manchester’s population at 23,- and bottles Friday, resulting in four , Weiss said Friday the town will hold off 799 in 1940, at 47,944 in 1970, and at 47,100 in Democratic Town Chairman Ted Cum ting in, to discuss the situation. arrests. . guardsmen, and a state court injunction on the $1,865 million bond issue until a mings doesn’t agree. The decisions by Agostinelli and Cum barring teachers from striking Monday 1975. No injuries were reported. more favorable bond market developes. The projections are for 51,798 in 1980, for “No,” says Cummings, “they’re not mings resulted. ' over a wage dispute. He said the present one appears depressed 56,264 in 1990, and for 60,818 in the year going out of style - not as far as we re Weiss said regulations governing the The injunction was issued only two and, consequently, is resulting in high in concerned. It’s a part of the election posting of signs gives him the authority to Inside today hours after U.S. District Judge W. Arthur 2000. terest rates. The estimate is that Manchester’s pop custom. We believe in using every permit temporary signs and that political Garrity refused to issue a federal strike Bicentennial — 4 Editorial ...... ♦ The $1,865 million bond issue would ulation will peak at 68,000 at some future legitimate tool in an election — to over signs fall into that category. pin-money casuals! injunction requested by black parents in junior’s, look! Bolton...... 2 Senior Citizens .. 2 retire an equivalent sum in bond anticipa come voter apathy and to remind people of He said he has instructed Machell to cardigan special! Boston’s desegregation case. However, date. plnwale corduroy Churches ...... 5 Cliff Simpson . . . 4 tion notes currently outstanding as The statistics reveal that Manchester their duty to go to the polls.” draw up rules for political signs (to in only just Garrity said he might hold a hearing this 6 axcitmg colors! corduroy jumpor Classified .... .8-10 Sports...... 6-7 follows, all authorized by the voters: residents have above-average incomes, as So, as of now, the Democrats will post clude size and location) and that he will A lot of dash for little cash...this exciting Bronson of California does up cotton cords in so many weekend to reconsider the decision. signs and the Republicans won’t. What the permit them based if they conform to Comics ...... 11 Week in Review . 4 • $1.0(M).00() for Laurel Lake acquisition measured by the 1970 census. Police arrested four persons during Republicans say they may post is an elec new cotton plnwale corduroy jumper has pieces, we only have room here to show you a few! Come, and improvements. ($391,000 would be left The per-capita income (as of 1970) was Machell’s rules. In today’s Herald. Weekend niagazine their 30-minute scuffle with the tion issue over use of signs. It may be that Manchester voters may New, wider ribbed, v-neck cardigan, layer it the fit you like...high-rise waistline, back-tie, have fun trying them alii Hunter or purple, 5-15. Finely for future bunding). $3,982 and the median-family income $12,- focuses on a businessman who hafnessed demonstrators. Three were charged with Still in effect will be the agreement have to heed the advice, ’’Before you sign, over everything this year! 2 patch pockets! wooden buttons, patch pockets! Just detailed blazer, $34. Hardware detailed slacks, $19. Printed disorderly conduct. A juvenile also was • $550,000 for Cooper Hill Treatment 356, with the statewide average $11,811. nature and the value of old photographs. The 1970 statistics showed 32 per cent of between the two parties for banning elec read the bottom line.” A ‘basic’ beautiful in soft acrylic! Creme, begging for your favorite turtle or shirt! cotton shirt, $16. Regular features include the arts, stamps arrested on federal charges for throwing Plant additions and renovations. missiles at school buses and police escor • $315,000 for highway construction and Mancliester’s families with incomes over rose, brown, navy, slate, black. S-M-L. Brown, blue. 5-13. sportswear, 'downtown and Parkade. and coins, and complete television $15,000 annually. The statewide average sportswear, downtown and Parkade. the junior olace. downtown and Parkade. , listings. ting them. renovation'.
li »,<■ i, 1 '1 V i ...... t ..A . MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Sat., Sept, 20. 1975 — PAGE THREE PAGE TWO — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Sat., Sept. 20, 1975 Second Church names Senior citizen news director of education envelopes for us. While all this pinochle games and crewel em By WALLY FORTIN broidery class. Noon to 12:30 was going on we had 25 Mrs. Priscilla R. Burt has D ir e c t o r members on hand for our arts p.m. lunch is served. 12:45 bridge games, and in order to been named director of Chris Hello! Well, come Monday and crafts class. With each create a better interest, we will tian education at Second we will register for a foliage passing week there will be be setting up a few rules. ’The Congregational Church, 385 N. trip up around Nashua, N.H. more interesting items to be iriost important one will be that Main St. scheduled for Oct. 2. The trip made both for the members and MANCHESTER HAS IT we must try to speed up the includes the busfare, a nice also for our craft fair. Church School will resume play. Secondly, when a table is route to see ail the beautiful Sometime we’ll even have a Sunday upder the direction of through and the players must colors along the way. A tour of sewing class going, and one Mrs. Burt. The worship service wait for the others, the players the Anheuser Busch Brewery' project will be to take aprons and children’s learning should not stand at the next COUNTR' and a delicious lunch at the 88 for our students who work in experiences will begin at 10 725 EAST table to wait. It only disturbs Business-Directory GuidlB For M nOADSllUci^l ^ Restaurant in Nashau. All this our kitchen. So you can see a.m. Infant care is provided. In FnrfW AmarlojiH I W A A j those trying to finish their IMerchants In Early Amorlcan for $9, which also includes tax Wednedays are now one of our game. ’Thirdly, we are going to Mrs. Burt received an B.A. Fumitura Reproductions and tips. busiest days. Now all Gloria MIDDLE TURNPIKE try to keep things a little more degree from the Baptist Registration starts Monday has to do is find the time to go Institute, Bryn Mawr, Pa., in Manchester and Surrounding CLOCKS • LAMPS • FIREPUGE FURNISHINGS and quiet so that players can enjoy • NAUTICAL PARAPHERNALIA around 8 a.m., and we will take out to purchase the necessary 1963 and a B.A. degree in Chris as well as concentrate on their MANCHESTER OPEN TUES., WED., SAT. 10 P.M. - 5:30 P.M. as many buses as we can fill. items for the crafts and hands. At 1 to 3:30 p.m. we will tian educatioa from Alderson- THURSDAY A FRIDAY, 10 A.M. - 0 P.M. Speaking of trips, the Bob ceramics. SUNDAY 12 NOON ■ 5 P.M. PLENTY OF FREE PARKIHO have an arts and crafts class Broaddus College, Philippi, Vicinity Hope show is just around the Speaking of ceramics our downstairs. Bus pickup at 8:30 W.Va., in 1964. i ' corner, in fact it’s scheduled for class is just too big, and Mrs. Priscilla Burt WE SERVICE AND INSTALL INDUSTRIAL AND COMMERCIAL a.m., return trips at 12:30 and Thursday, Oct. 9. We stilt have therefore we’re going to have to Her first position was as 3:30 p.m. a few tickets left and come up with a way to be fair to program director aYthe Bethel AIR (NINDITIONING, featuring this week... ’Thursday, 10 am ., an ourdoor LET US PRICE Wednesday is the iast day you all who are interested in this shuffleboard tournament. Noon Christian Center, Boston. Since REFRIGERATION and HUTING can purchase them. course. then, she has been director of YOUR NEXT to 12:45 p.m. Ho^ meal and Our shuffleboard tournament This coming Thursday will PRESCRiniON IVe Also Do Sheet Metal Work meals-on-wheels. 1 p.m. Fun- Program of gospel music Christian education at various started this past Thursday, and start our indoor program and area churches and program New England Mechanical Services, Inc. Day meeting and entertainment ARTHUR DRUG MANCHESTER PARKADE you wilt find some of the results for openers some of our own Rebirth, a music group from New York City, will present a program of gospel music director at Avery Nursing ' v"- , ■ ■ provided by some of our ROUTE m , P.O. BOX 3147 in Wednesday’s coiumn. members under the direction of Saturday at 8 p.m. at Maranatha Coffee Christian Coffee House for teen-agers and young Home, Hartford. Your Complete members. TALCOTTVILLE, CONN. (06066) Action here begins with our Helen Flavell and Eve Warner She lives in South Windsor Friday, 10 a.m. to noon, adults in Fellowship Hall of Calvary Church, 647 E. Middle Tpke. Members of the group ______643-2738 • 643-2192 ______Appliance Store bowling league at the Parkade will put on a show, and from all with her husband, Robert, and kitchen social bingo, one can of are, from left to right, Trevor Wong, group m pager and vocalist; Abby Caban, vocalist; qt t h e a t r e s e a s t Lanes and the final results reports they have an enjoyable their daughter, Karen. ^ canned goods needed. Noon to A1 Caban, lead guitarist and speaker; and Milton Caban, bass guitarist. FAMOUS BRAND were; For the men, the high tri one for you. CAMPING EQUIPMENT 12:30 p.m. lunch is served. 1 to 4 and SUN. PAL ★ ple was won by Clarence Peter ★ SAT. AT 2.-00 p.m. setback games. Bus TENTS, COTS, SLEEPING SAGS, AIR MATTRESSES, TELEVISION - APPLIANCES son with a 544, as weii as the .Menus for the week ALL SEATS 99« W Monday, old fashioned corned pickup at 8:30 a.m., return trips STOVES, LANTERNS high single with a 214. For the H A N r H E S T F I HOW M mnm r women, Bertha Duhring won beef hash with grilled pineapple at 12:30 and 4 p.m. Floral festival Sunday at Bolton We just learned that two of the high tripie with a 420; and rings. Harvard beets with a zest our members have been ad FARR’S Mary Chaves won the high of orange, peanut butter The second annual floral festival and mushroom crepes, tomatoes provencale, People’s Fellowship will be held Sunday at Com* dong on a boy^ high ftyfng KtMnivral THE EVERYTHING STORE U P D p i k c 649-‘ 35SS ATroMura Chaal of G 'Ml I mitted into the Manchester strawberry creme roll and coffee or tea. CAMP-BIKE-SPORT 2 MAIN STREET singie with a 166. cookies, and a beverage. gourmet luncheon sponsored by St. 7 p.m. at the church. AndafrtMideaRad Memorial Hospital. They are APPLIANCE TV fcit t. Sto» I SHw Wednesday was our busy day Wednesday, cream of George’s Episcopal Church will be held There will be displays from several area All junior and senior high school student CapUtnPag. OPEN DAILY TO 9 P.M. J. FARR • 643-7111 I Phyllis Kennedy and Marjorie here at the center. In. the mor vegetable soup, crackers, Sunday from, 10:30 a.m. until 4 p.m. artists and craftsmen. ’The articles may members are encouraged to attend. McLain, so let’s remember ning we had pinochle games in grilled hamburger, frosted cup Floral arrangements have been divided be purchased. There will be an election of officers. VOLKSWAGEN REPAIR the main hall with 10 tables and cakes and a beverage. them with cards. into seven ciasses depicting the seasons of PERSONAL TEE the following winners. Wesley Thursday, Swiss steak Jar- the church year as interpreted through Church school Volunteers needed by factory trained apeclalMa (AAGGIF Personsllzod Fun and Sportswsar Frost, 631; John Derby, 622; dinere, buttered noodles, Shuffleboard nature. Church school at St. George’s Episcopal Four volunteers are needed for the Phil Pete I..U . ^ DONE WHIL^ YOU WAIT Ceil Benson, 616; Marjorie buttered corn and pimento, roll The schedule for the tourna The classes are Advent, Christmas, Church for preschoolers through Grade 6 ongoing Bolton Girl Scout program. A co Locicero and ZIdek Great Gifts For Any Occasion McClain, 614; Bertha Duhring, and butter, cherry tartlet and a ment continues as follows: Lent, Easter and Ascension, Whitsuntide, students is held each Sunday at 9:30 a.m. leader and an assistant leader are needed 35 Oak St., Maiichsstsr 581; Ann Thompson, 571; Ann beverage. Monday morning at 9, Ann Trinity, favorite plant and from your gar This year a complete curriculum that for Junior Troop 668. Two co-leaders are 643-5036 Mon.-Sat. 10-5:30 Perras, 563; Beatrice Friday, chicken soup, Thompson vs. Helen Silver; A1 den. will update the church’s religious educa needed for Cadette Troop 659. P&P AUTO REPAIR A R C O <> Thurs. til 0:30 McCarthy, 559; Harvey crackers, grilled reuben, Bourret vs. Clayton Greenier. An altar arrangement “This Is My tion program and give the children an op Troop 668 meets each ’I^esday from 6:30 646-3339 Barrette, 549; Mary chilled fruit, and a beverage. ’Tuesday at 9 a.m., Grace Father’s World” interpreting the theme of portunity for sound Christian growth is until 8 p.m. at St. George’s Episcopal 706 Main St.** “Arco,Charge" • Manchester Church. Nackowski, 544 and Lyla Steele, Windsor vs. Rita Cook; Marge the floral festival is being done by Miss being introduced. THAI t:i. 530. Schedule for the week Hall vs. Winner of Thompson — Millicent Jones. The Rev. John Flora, pastor of the Troop 659 meets each Tuesday from 7 .-JAMTS TREASURE m w r until 8:30 p.m. at the St. Maurice Church r”SCAUNAr MERCURY JGF.VCJ Meanwhile downstairs we Monday through Friday, Silver; Helen Flavell vs. There wili be two servings, the first at church, encourages all parents to enroll ITM-11107 AM Mi MJWm T m SOAUCMMH ^onneetieut' (jsiieif ^ o in had 24 members on hand for our registration for the foliage trip. Mercedes Prior; Josephine noon and the second at 1:45 p.m. their children in the church school and join parish center. ..wgobjaat-uriittttAS © crewel embroidery class, and Monday, 10 a.m. to noon, Schuetz vs. May Martin. On the menu is champagne, green salad them in church each Sunday. Anyone who is interested in helping is 533 Main St. 643-6295 Manchester Phone 646-2756 this year we have a new kitchen social bingo, one can of Tuesday at 11 a.m., Pauline with herb dressing, rolls, ham and The annual meeting of the Young asked to call Eileen DelSignore, 643-4905. METAL DETECTORS Buy - Sell teacher, Lynn King to teach the canned goods needed. Noon to Maynard vs. Winner of Hall- N9 SMVICE CHARGE class. 12:30 p.m. lunch is served. 1 to 4 Thompson-Silver; Winner of by WhMs'i COINS Appraise After a delicious lunch, more p.m., pinohcle games. Bus pick Shuetz-Martin vs. ioser of E d w i n E . B l o w Collections Wanted Rsssrvatlons lor • Hotels • Airlines • Steamships ' action. In the main hall it was up at 8:30 a.m. return trips at Thomson-Siiver. Rockville court cases reported OUR 12th YEAR IN MANCHESTER 627 Main Street Manchester bridge games and we had 20 12:30 and 4 p.m. Wednesday at 9 a.m., George players with the lucky winners Thursday, 9:30 a.m. bus for Last vs. Edwin Cook; James Moulton, were three counts of tinued on $100 bond; David E. Dr., Vernon, breach of peace being: Nadine Malcom, 5,390; Copeland vs. Bourret or COMMON PLEAS COURT 2 G REAT FILMS FLO’S Cake Decorating Supplies I J.A. White Glass Company shopping. 10 a.m., oil painting third-degree forgery, two Ingraham, 17, 43 Esquire Dr., and reckless driving, $50 each, class and ceramic class. 1 p.m. Greener; Fred Libby vs. Frank (Ceorgraphical Area 19) 1IUT MCr and ‘TRIM. Of MILT . 875-3^52 William Lucas, 5,320; Irene counts of third-degree larceny, Manchester, breach of peace, and disobeying officer’s signal, JACK-______^______646-0228 IMPOIITEO Walsh, 4,160, Marjorie McLain, Senior Bowling League at the Perrone; Wesley Frost vs. (Rockville eession) two counts of fourth-degree nolled; Juanita Nuez, Hartford, not prosecuted. A COMPLETE LINE OF WILTON CAKE DECORATIONS When you think of glass, you naturally think of the J.A. White Glass Company, because they have everything 4,020and George Vallone, 3,990. Parkade Lanes. The shopping Bourret or Greenier. third-degree larceny, $50 bond Gene Fellows, 18, of 176 Harry E. Moulton, 19, of Elm larceny, and three counts of 70 UNION ST. that one may need when it comes to working with glass. Their twenty one years and more of service is your In one of the ceramic craft bus will make its return trip at Thursday morning both the Porter Rd., Ellington, Manchester Evening Herald 191 C EN T ER ST. CAR PARTS forfeited; Theodore Blessing ROCKVILLE, CONN. Hill Dr., Talcottville, pleaded third-degree burglary. MANCHESTER, CONN. guarantee of complete satisfaction. They are truly one business in town that can honestly say, “We can’t hide rooms we had a numlier of the same time. Men and Women’s finais star Jr., 31, of Hartford, pleaded in operating a motor vehicle whilff Published every evening except Mon. - Sat. 10-5 NEW AT guilty to four counts of third- Other cases disposed of: Mon. - S (l. 10-5 behind our product!” A partial listing of the kinds of glass they carry are; Glass for mirrors, shower doors, member volunteers addressing Wednesday, 10 a.m. to noon. ting at 9:30. nocent to charges of jrossession under suspension, $100 and Sundays and holidays. Entered at Frl. 10-9 degree forgery and one count of Felix Cardona, 20, of 126 W. the Manchester, Conn., Post Olfice Thun., 10-9 store fronts, bath tub enclosures, furniture tops, picture windows, window glass for homes and cars — just to Main St., Rockville, third- of ntiarijuana, possession of charges of risk of injury to a as Second Class Mall Matter. MANCHESTER AUTO PARTS operating a motorcycle without mention a few. They are conveniently located in the heart of Manchester at 31 Bissell Street. 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PAGE f o u r - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn.. Sat., Sept. 20. 1975 LOCAL CHURCHES ST, BARTHOLOMEW'S CHURCH, pastor. 9:30 a.m., Sunday School classes for all firmation, Federation Room; 11 a.m., day School and Youth Forum; 10:10 to fV-: care for small children; 10 a.m.. Holy E. Middle Tpke. Rev. Philip Hussey, 9:30 a.m., Sunday School; 10:30 a.m.. Communion, Church School through ages three through adult, plus infant C3iurch School parents. Memorial Hall. 11:35 a.m.. First and Second Year Youth 8th District action declared a ‘nullity Instruction; 7 p.m., Youth meeting. pastor. Worship Service; 7 p.m.. Evening Service. Grade 6. Nursery care for small children. Nursery ; 10:50 a.m.. Worship Service with COMMUNITY BAPTIST CHURCH, iJIanrljPHtjr iEuptiing HpraUi Saturday Mass at 5 p.m.; Sunday the Rev. Mr. Swensen preaching on “The EMANUEL LUTHERAN CHIRCH, Soccer and cross country broke into the CHURCH OF THE ASSUMPTION, AN AMERICAN BAPTIST CHURCH, Another chapter in the Buckland fire- Masses at 8:30, 10:15 and 11:30 a.m. CALVARY CHURCH (ASSEMBLIES Life of a Disciple,” Trinity Tots for MANCHESTER WEEK IN REVIEW limelight with Manchester High and East l. Adams St. at Thompson Rd. Rev. Edward OF GOD), 647 East Middle Tpke. Kenneth 585 E. Center St. Rev. Ondon P. Stairs, Church and Chestnut Sts. Rev. C. Henry Founded Oct. 1, 1881 protection story was written Monday children three years old through Anderson and Rev. Ronald J. Fournier, Catholic active in both and Tech getting g Os PEL HALL, 415 Center St. S. Pepin, pastor; Rev. Paul Trinque. . L. Gustafson, pastor. minister; Rev. Frederick Lanz, director night, when Eighth District counsel John Kindergarten, Children’s Church for pastors; Michel D. Clerk, intern. Member, Audit Bureau of Circulation Member, United Press International firehouse, entered the picture Friday, one of six candidates for the Democratic the soccer slate under way. 10 a.m.. Breaking bread; 11:45 a.m., Saturday Masses at 5 and 7:30 p.m.; 9:45 a.m., Sunday School classes for of Christian education. LaBelle declared that the July 31 action by Grades 1 through 3, Nursery for infants; 7 8:30 and 11 a.m.. The Service with when it extended its guaranteed price to . nominatibn for president, annouheed he’ll Sunday School; 7 p.m.. Gospel meeting. Sunday h isses at 7:30, 9,10:30 and 11:45 adults and children. Nursery facility for 9:15 a.m.. Church School for all ages, Published by the Manchester Publishing Co., Herald Square, district voters (authorizing expansion of p.m.. Evening Service, singing, and a emphasis on music and world hunger, Nov. 15. The original deadline date had be in Manchester Wednesday for the for- Zoning okayed ' a.m. the little ones; 10:50 a.m.. Service of kindergarten through Grade 4 continuing Manchester. Conn. 06040. Telephone (203) 643-2711. district lines) was a "nullity.” ST. BRIDGET CHURCH, 70 Main St. message by the Rev. Mr. Swensen. chapel service for children following the been Sept. 7. Brunoli had extended it to mal opening of his Connecticut Manchester’s Zoning Board of Apjieals Worship and Bible preaching. Special during the service; 9:30 a.m.. Adult Bible He ruled as “invalid” the petition from Rev. John J. Delaney, pastor. Rev. ST. JOHN’S POLISH NATIONAL principal hymn; 9:45 a.m.. Church School Raymond F. Robinson, Editor-Publisher Harold E. Turkington, Managing Editor Oct. 7 and now to Nov. 15. headquarters — at 164 E. Center St. Monday night approved a variance, ' i program for children; 7 p.m.. Evening SOUTH UNITED METHODIST Study class, led by the Rev. Mr. Lanz; Buckland area property owners which William J. Stack, Rev. William J. Killeen. CATHOLIC CHURCH, 23 Golway St. and Adult Forum; 9:45 and 11, Nursery for allowing Cherrone's Package Store at 622 > Gospel Service. Hymnsihg, music, and Bi CHURCH, Rev. George W. Webb, Rev. 10:30 a.m., Morning Worship, message: precipitated the vote. He said all co Saturday Masses at 5 and 7:30 p.m., Rev. Walter A. Hyszko, pastor. Politics Sports E. Middle Tpke. to relocate to a building ' ble message. Laurence M. Hill, Rev. Robert W. “Let’s Celebrate Autumn,” Nursery is infants. ^ owners of the properties didn’t sign as school auditorium; Sunday Masses at 7:30, 9 a.m.. Mass in English; 10:30 a.m.. Manchester Democrats were in high Getting together on the football field for proposed at 624 E. Middle Tpke. Eldridge Jr., pastors. provided. SECOND CONGREGATIONAL required, and, as a. consequence, the 9 and 10:30, in church; 10:30 a.m. and noon Mass in Polish and English. FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, spirits and in a confident mood Wednesday the first time before a crowd of 2,700, East The zoning board's action came after a >- 9 a.m.. Adult Bible Study Class led by CHURCH, UNITED CHURCH OF O pin ion petitions didn’t contain a majority of in school auditorium. SCIENTIST, 447 N. Main St. CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE, 236 night, when they formally opened their Catholic High nipped Manchester High, 18- public hearing in which the variance was “ UNITED PENTECOSTAL CHURCH, Pastor Eldridge in the education wing; 9 CHRIST, 385 N. Main St. Rev. Dr. Felix property owners, as spelled out in Special 11 a.m.. Church Service, Sunday School Main St. Rev. Neale 0. McLain, pastor. campaign headquarters at 445 Hartford 13 with a fourth period comeback. opposed by area property owners and 185 Woodbridge St. Rev. Robert Baker, and 10:45 a.m.. Worship Service, Pastor M. Davis, minister. Act 200, which provides for expansion. THE SALV ATION ARMY, 661 Main St. for pupils up to the age of 20, care for very 9:30 a.m., Sunday School, classes for all Rd. Their goal, they said, is an un The two schools will launch an annual members of the nearby Calvary Church. pastor. Webb preaching, sermon: “Why We Bap 10 a.m.. Morning Worship, registration Mayor John Thompson, reiterating his Capt. and Mrs. Arthur Carlson, corps of young children, subject of the Lesson- ages; 10:45 a.m., Morning Worship, ser precedented third consecutive Thanksgiving morning game in 1976 at 10 a.m., Sunday School; 6:30 p.m., tize Infants.” 9 to 10:15 a.m.. Nursery and opening of Church School for Nursery Let’s not break the boss belief the proposed Buckland firehouse is ;■ ■i‘)T ficers. Sermon, “Matter.” Golden Text from mon by the-Rev. Mr;. McLain, (Children’s needed, asked Town Counsel William Democratic victory in Manchester Memorial Field. Education 9:30 a.m., Sunday School; 10:45 a.m.. “Sound of His Coming” radio program on through 5-year old; 9:15 a.m.. Grades 1 Church and Nursery provided.; 7 p.m., through Grade 12, sermon by the Rev. Dr. More and more it is evident that unions threatening walkouts or slow The team of Andy and Lisa Perkins Proverbs: “Wilt thou set thine eyes upon Brbneill to move as quickly as possible government. On hand to help launch their student enrollment at Manchester Com- ' Holiness Meeting; 6 p.m., Open-Air WINF; 7:30 p.m.. Evangelistic Service. through 6 will attend church; 9:15 to 10:30 Evening Service, message by the Rev. Felix M. Davis, "A Challenge.” Coffee campaign were Lt. Gov. Robert Killian defeated George and Erma Boser to win that which is not?” The Christian Science a.m., classes for Grades 1 through 6; 10:45 political promises fail to become downs. with advise to the Board of Directors on munity College is down to 4,350 this year, Meeting; 7 p.m., Salvation Meeting. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, 43 Spruce Tom Riley, missionary to Swaziland, Hour following this service in Fellowship the Mixed Doubles Town Tennis Tourna Reading Room, 968 Main St., is open Mon a.m. to noon. Nursery to 5'year old and its next course of action. and State Treasurer Henry Parker. compared to about 5,000 last year, the ^ Nursery provided. Hall. reality because opposition to them lie This will undoubtedly become a Manchester Republicans announced ment title in straight sets, 6-4, 7-5. CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF St. Rev. Mack Weiford, pastor. days through Fridays from 10 a.m. to 3 Grades 7 through 12; 10:15 a.m., coffee The course of action by the Buckland MCC Regional Council was told this week.' . . 9:15 a.m., Sunday School; 10:30 a.m.'. greater problem after Oct. 1 when the they will open their headquarters Manchester Community College LATTER-DAY SAINTS, Woodside St. & p.m. and the first and third Thursday hour in Reception Hall; 7 p.m., Youth NORTH UNITED METHODIST ST. MARY'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH, in the bureaucracy not political op area property owners was to circulate a College administrators said most of the . ^ Worship, Nursery provided; 7 p.m.. Infor Wednesday at 8 p.m., at 183 Center St., launched its 15-game fall schedule by win Hillstown Rd. D. Clark Brown, bishop. evenings from 7 to 9, a free lending library Fellowship; 7:30 p.m., Praise and CHURCH, 300 Parker St. Rev. Earle R. Church and Park Sts. Rev. Stephen K. workers will have collective new petition for presentation to District drop was in part-time enrollment. ' mal Worship, study and fellowship. position or the elected administrators corner of Knox St., with the 17 Republican ning once in two weekend doubleheaders. 8:30 a.m., Priesthood; 9:30 a.m., is maintained. The public is invited. Teaching Service. Custer, pastor. Jacobson, rector; Rev. Bruce W. Jacques, voters — a petition designed to satisfy all assistant to the rector; Rev. Ronald E. and legislators. bargaining rights. candidates for Manchester office the Dick Williams assumed the cross coun On Friday, it was learned that the state '; Seminary; 10:30 a.m., Sunday School; 5 ST. JAMES CHURCH, Msgr. Edward CHURCH OF CHRIST, Lydall and 9 a.m., Worship Service, sermon: statuatory requirements. CENTER CONGREGATIONAL Haldeman, assistant to the rector. honored guests. try coaching reins at Manchester Com will reimburse Manchester for about $15,- , ,, p.m., Sacrament Service. J. Reardon, pastor; Rev. Bernard Killeen, Vernon Sts. Eugene Brewer, minister. “ Dealing With Dying,” Nursery for Gov. Ella Grasso has pointed with We do not quarrel with this rights Fred Brunoli & Sons of Avon, the low CHURCH, UNITED CHURCH OF 7:30 a.m.. Holy Eucharist, Rite II; 9 Former Georgia Gov. Jimmy Carter, munity College. 000 worth of local school projects. Rev. Louis Cremonie. 9 a.m., Bible Classes; 10:00 a.m.. children five-years old and younger. nor the right of the state workers to bidder (at $233,000) for the proposed FULL GOSPEL INTERDENOMIN CHRIST, 11 Center St. Rev. Newell Curtis a.m.. Holy Eucharist, Book of Common pride that she has cut the state payroll Saturday Masses at 5 and 7:30 p.m.; Worship, sermon: “I ^ a t Will You Be Authur Holmes, liturgist. Coffee ATIONAL CHURCH, 745 Main St. Rev. Jr., Rev. Winthrop Nelson Jr., pastors. Prayer, with sermon by the Rev. Mr. exercise them. Sunday Masses at 7:30, 9,10:30 a.m. and Remembered For?”; 6 p.m.. Worship, fellowship after the service. in Connecticut by 941 positions since Philip Saunders, minister. 9 a.m.. Worship Service, Federation Haldeman, Church School registration; 11 noon. ■ I sermon: “ Shallowness Of Mind And ZION EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN taking office in January. However, it will be an added OPEN FORUM 10:30 a.m.. Praise, Worship Service and Room, the Rev. Mr. Curtis, leaders; 10 a.m.. Morning Prayer and Holy Eucharist, Bible study for all ages; 7 p.m., CONCORDIA LUTHERAN CHURCH, Character.” a.m.. Sanctuary, the Rev. Mr. Curtis, CHURCH, (MISSOURI SYNOD), Book of Common Prayer, with sermon by Out of a 34,(X)0 payroll this may not frustration for state administrations Other questions 8. Why do you in your editorial opinion Deliverance Service. 40 Pitkin St. Rev. Burton D. Strand, Rev. TRINITY COVENANT CHURCH, 302 preacher, Grade 3 Church School pupils Cooper and High Sts. Rev. Charles W. the Rev. Mr. Haldeman; 5 p.m., Holy seem like much of an achieve but and the legislatures who must try to refer to the expansion of 'district boun- _ David W. Rinas, pastors. Hackmatack St. Rev. Norman E. will receive Bibles; 11 a.m., Coffee Kuhl, pastor. Eucharist. FAITH BAPTIST CHURCH, Orange Shoppe, Woodruff Hall; 10 to 11 a.m., Con 9 a.m.. Divine Worship; 10:15 a.m., Sun when you consider she had to do it keep government costs down, services need answers daries as “buying time for its volunteer' Hall 72 E, Center St. Rev. James Beliasov, 8:30 a.m., Holy Communion, Nursery Swensen, pastor. fire department.” Obviously yoii are un through “attrition” it is really worth going, and yet meet demands of the After reading yoiir editorial opinion on aware of the number of large cities in our acknowledging. Attrition is the word w orkers. • Sept. 17,1 felt compelled to write'in hope country with 100 per cent Volunteer Fire Coventry House sets that some other “very obvious questions” used to cover reductions in payrolls by Unless the collective bargaining Departments. u AREA CHURCHES / would be answered. S T . GEORGE’S EPISCOPAL not replacing people who quiet or process is a two-way street we find The Manchester Evening Herald, in my ST. PETER’S EPISCOPAL CHURCH, AVERY ST. CHRISTIAN depression seminar 1. Why didn’t the Town Administration CHURCH, Boston Tpke. (Rt. 44A), opinion, has not been objective in its Sand Hill Rd., South Windsor. Rev. REFORMED CHURCH, 661 Avery St., retire. What is difficult that under at Connecticut in the same boat as New recognize and investigate ^ e possible Bolton. The Rev. John F. Flora III. reporting of this entire controversy. It has. Frederick H. Foerster III, vicar. South Windsor. Rev. P ete r Mans, Rev. George Smith frorn a legal problems before moving ahead with 8 a.m.. Holy Communion; 9:30 a.m.. Dr. 0. Quentin Hyder, New trition you probably have to hire York City where labor demands vir continually sensationalized all favorable 8 a.m.. Holy Communion; 10 a.m., Holy theological point of view, and minister. Church ^hool (Coffee provided for the York psychiatrist, engaged in tually were granted unchallenged and their Buckland firehouse proposal over 20 positions of the Town Administration and n.; Communion, first and third Sundays; Mor 8:30 a.m., “Back to God” hour radio Dr. Calabrese from a clinical replacements for two out of three who parents); 10 a.m.. Holy Communion and clinical research on depression months ago? played down positive points raised by
• k'V ■ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Sat., Sept. 20. 1975 ^ PAGE SEVEN PAGE SIX - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Sat., Sept. 20,1975. INDEX NOTICIS W- RSox game closer 1 — Lott tnd Found 2 — Ptriontli 3 — Announcomtntt. Bitterness lingers after grid strike 4 — EnlertiInmonI '< ■, The DETROIT (UPI) - The wait was cussion of the inner ear. “Baltimore just 5 — Auctlont worth it because it enabled Boston to keeps winning and winning. FINANCIAL Sunday,” said Buffalo’s Reggie McKenzie. “The time to get mad “They haven’t been able to beat us 8 — Bondi-Stoclit-Mortgigtt NEW YORK (UPI) — The five-team strike against the “We’re going to be ready to do some hitting, said safety Phil keep “the weight” on Baltimore. 9 — Portonal Lotnt Herald Angle was last year.” ’ , »»» though,” said McAuliffe, who managed in 10 — Inturtnco National Football L eape is over but a lot of the bitterness Wise. “Personally, I know I could play forever and not get tired The Red Sox patiently endured a pair of “We sacrificed as a team last year and nothing came out of it, Boston’s farm system this season. "We EMPLOYMENT against a team like that.” added wide receiver Bob Chandler. “We appreciate the Jets’ rain delays Friday night before finally lingers. Just ask the New York Jets. And probably the man the Bills would least like to anger, 6-foot- subduing the Detroit Tigers 7-5 to reduce won three out of four from them.’" 13 — Help Wanted By Earl Yost Many of the Jets were livid with anger earlier ths week when stand but we sacrificed last year and nothing positive ever Winning isn't enough for Baltimore at 14 — Butintsi Opportunitlot Sports Editor 6, 280-pound defensive tackle carl Barzilauskas, said, “I don’t their magic number for clinching the 15 — Sltuttlon Wanted their opponents Sunday, the Buffalo Bills, voted not to support like Ed Garvey, either, but that statement by the Bills was just American League East Division title to this point, Boston has to lose—and the their strike for a better collective bargaining agreement. Some of In^ther games Sunday, Detroit plays Green Bay at Milwaukee, chances of that happening in Detroit seem EDUCATION an easy way out. I didn’t like it one bit.” six. 18 — Privele tnetructlant Atlanta is at St. Louis, Baltimore at Chicago, Cleveland at Cin 19 — Schools-Claesae them vow to take it out on the field Sunday. The Bills said they would refuse to join the strike as long as Either six Boston wins, the same , small. cinnati, Houston at New England, Kansas City at Denver, Los 20 — Inetructlons Wantad ' “It’s going to be a blood match,” promised Richard Neal, the Garvey remained executive director of the NFL Players Assocla- number of Baltimore losses or any com Petrocelli singled in the fifth inning to Angeles at Dallas, New Orleans at Washington, the New York REAL ESTATE Jets’.player representative who spent the latter part of the week bination of-both totaling a half-dozen will score the two runs that broke a 4-4 tie and Giants at Philadelphia, Pittsburgh at San Diego and San Fran 23 — Hamas lor Sala Happy trying to replace the six pounds he lost during the strike. “At ^'°But the Bills weren’t about to be psyched out by all the revenge give the Red Sox the championship and the sent Boston on to Win. Rick Burleson's 24 — Lols-Land lor Sala cisco at Minnesota. In Jilonday night’s game, Oakland is at 25 — Invastmant Proparty Rookies to back of the bus least it will be on my side of the line. They tried to get something right to meet the Western winner, sacrifice fly in the seventh offset a similar ■ 30th for nothing. ’They wouldn’t support the teams on strike and they sacrifice fly by Ben Oglivie that knocked 26 — Businase Proparty Earlier this week in the press room at Fenway Park in “My only reaction to all of that is we’ll be ready to play football Miami. probably Oakland, in the playoffs. 27 — Rasort Proparty Birthday Boston my dinner companion was Jack Rogers. You won’t just tried to get an easy win on a forfeit.” “If Baltimore finishes ahead of us,” winning reliever Dick Pole out of the 28 — Real Estate Wantad game in the eighth. find Rogers’ name in any of the boxscores or on the Dick McAuliffe said,, “it won’t be because MISC. SERVICES JIM we lose it. We’ve played good baseball. Pole, who relieved Bill Lee after the 31 — Servicet Oltarad scorecard but he’s a valuable member of the Red Sox sore-armed starter had been hammered 32 — Palntlng-Papailng They have played super baseball," said 33 — Building-Contracting family as traveling secretary. 34 — RoolIng-SIdIng McAuliffe, who was activated by Boston in out, pitched 5 1-3 innings of one-run ball to He’s the fellow who has the responsibility of making all Bolton blanks raise his record to 4-5.'Dick Drago nailed 35 — Haaling-Plumbing Come to the | late August when Rico Petrocelli was suf 36 — FloorinsI transportation and hotel reservations, which is a master it down with his 14th save. 37 — Movlng-Trucklng-Storaga Polish Picnic I Middies, fering from what was found to be a con 36 — Servicas Wanted job in itself. Having been part of the Red Sox traveling Free Beer and Klelbasa | family on several occasions during spring training and at MISC. FOR SALE From I Tech hooters) 41 — Articles lor Sals World Series time I am fully aware of the job, and the 42 — Building Supplies POSCO Avenue i UConns (Herald ohoto by Uunn) 43 — Pets -Birds- Dogs problems, that traveling secretaries must cope with. 44 — Livestock Rogers had an interesting story that is passed along 45 — Boats & Accessories By LEN ALSTER ^ 46 — Sporting Goods today. playing Herald Sporlswriler Community College fall baseball squad Orioles receiving SCORE 47 — Garden Products 48 — Antiques Whenever the team travels by air or ground, the starting With Mike Guerra scoring the game’s only goal in the 49 — Wanted lo Buy piayers get fih t class accommodations or seats up front on Well into the 15-game fall baseball Dione, Rick Nicola, Paul Placido, BOARD BOSTON (UPI) - Folks third period, the Bolton High soccer team blanked Cheney RENTALS the bus. The non-regulars and rookies are ticketed for air schedule is the Manchester Com Terry Hicl^ey, Steve Weisher, delayed dividend 52 — Rooms lor Rent HAPPY BIRTHDAY down in Annapolis are looking Tech, 1-0, in Charter Oak Conference action yesterday at munity College squad. Members, Coach Skip Olander. The Cougars American League 53 — Apartments lor Rent MOM coach seats. forward to Navy football games the Bulldogs’ field. East 54 — Homes for Rani “The other night before we boarded a flight, Jim Rice front row, left to right, La^ry faced Quinnipiac today and W. L, Pet. G.B. 5 5 Business lor Rent Love, Sharon, Susan, this season and that means Cheney, now 2-1 for the 56 — Resort.Property lor Rent ' came up to me and said, ‘Mr. Rogers, didn’t I do well the third stanza as he picked up Morrison, Steve Goepfert, Joe Ban host Connecticut College in a NEW UORK (UPI) — The Baltimore Orioles have gotten Boston 91 62 .595 - David, Jeff, and trouble for the aspiring Univer season and 0-1 in the COC, Baltimore 86 66 .566 4> 2 I 57 — Wanted to Rent ■K douhleheader Sunday at Mt.Nebo 58 — Wise for Rent That Cat enough tonight to sit up front?’ sity of Connecticut. thought it had a goal just at the a loose ball about 15 yards out ning, Jack Maloney, Joe Gatt, Don a delayed dividend on the Frank Robinson trade of 1971. New York 78 74 .513 12‘z “ I told Jim after the game he had done enough not only end of the first half as Kevin after a mad scramble in front Slomcinsky. Standing, Manager starting at 1. Nearly four years after un- Cleveland 74 75 .497 15 AUTOMOTIVE The Middies have had only of the net and booted home a loading Robinson's $125,000 Milwaukee 64 90 .416 27> z 61 — Autos lor Sale ; to sit up front but to drive the plane,” Rogers quipped. Carpenter headed home a cor Dave Roltach, Jim Blanchard, Al 62 — Trucks for Sale I one winning season in the past another of the four players Detroit 56 97 .366 35 Choice accommodations have been assigned not only Rice ner kick taken by Lewis curving grounder past a diving plus salary to the Los Angeles West 63 — Heavy Equipment lor Sale HAPPY BIRTHDAY 11, but showed their most po acquired with Stillman for 64 — Motorcycles-BIcycles LaBrec. But the ball crossed Cheney netminder Bruce Dodgers for a quartet of un W. L. Pet. G.B. g JOAN but his fellow rookie sensation, Fred Lynn, Rogers said. tent attack in years last week Robinson—wa.s the starter. 65 — Campers-Trailers-Mobile the goal line moments after the Beebe. proven players, the Orioles got Oakland 93 60 .608 - Homes From Dave, Diana, I “They’re both great kids,” Rogers added, “with Lynn a by drubbing Virginia, 42-14 in 86 67 .562 7 horn sounded and officials Dave Bolton dominated play in the lucky Friday, night when one of Who were the other two Kansas City 66 — Aulomollve Sefvice g Jen and Claudia Charlottesville, Va. Texas 74 80 .481 19* 2 , 67 — Autos lor Rent-Lease ! lot easier to know.” Dooman and Frank fourth stanza and only, the play those four kept them in the players in the deal? Why Bob O’Brien and Sergio Robles, of Minnesota 71 79 .473 20*2 Connecticut, bolstering its Badsteubner ruled correctly no of Beebe prevented at'least two American League East title Chicago 71 80 .470 21 W l e a g u e Pain in neck course. But don't ask where Bonds-Stocka-Mortgagat B I I schedule for an eventual move goal. more scores. Beebe, freshman chase. California 70 84 .455 23'-2 • Starting time for playoffs they are now, Today's Games into Division I, will have to slow That decision seemed to take Ben Hennigan and senior Co- Royle Stillman, a Should Boston win the American L eap e’s Eastern Captain Joel Tessier played journeym an outfielder who RovalH 3, ,\'n 4 (All Times EDT) MORTGAGES, loans first, se down the Middle’s chief threat, the steam out of the Beavers as >vu|ADERs P ir a t e w o r r y New York (May 13-11) at Cleveland cond, third. All kinds. Realty Help Wanted 13 Divisional title the two playoff games on Oct.4-5 will start tailback Gerry Goodwin. The they managed just two shots in well for Cheney while Dave wasn't even on the Orioles' Unlike Boston, Oakland was (Hood 6-81. 2:15 p.m. statewide. Credit rating un Lima was best for the Bulldogs. By United Press International spring roster, coaxed a bases- unable to shave its magic Boston (Tiant 17-13) at Detroit SCHOOL BUS drivers, at 1 and 4 p.m...Starting times for possible World Series sophomore tied Joe Bellino’s the second half compared to Leading Batters necessary. Reason ..hie. Con games at Fenway Park would be 1 p.m. Oct.11-12. All week Cheney’s next clash is loaded walk from Milwaukee number of three in the AL West. (Lolich 11-18). 2:15 p.m. knowledge of Manchester Navy record against the B olton’s 11. O ver-all, the (based on 400 at bats) Milwaukee (Osburn 1-1) al Baltimore fidential, quick arrangements. necessary, we will train, call Tuesday at home against COC National League reliever Tom Murphy that Al Cowens singled home a pair night series games will start at 8:30 in the park of the Cavaliers with four touchdown Bulldogs outshot Cheney, 21-9. NEW YORK (UPI) - Danny Murtaugh is being bothered (Palmer 21-U). 7:30 p.m. Alvin Lundy Agency. 527-7971. 643-2373 or 643-2414. Guerra’s goal was at 9:05 of foe Rham High. g ab r b pet. forced home Elrod Hendricks Oakland (Blue 19-11) at Kansas City 100 Constitution Plaia, Hart National League champion...Funny year in Boston runs. Madlock. Chi 125 495 76 179 .362 by a pain in the neck but it's not his neck. with the winning run in a 6-5 (Leonard 13-7), 8:X p.m. ford. Evenings, 233-6879. PUNCH PRESS and drill press Department ; No one has been out after Manager Darrell Simmons. St.L 148 545 77 183 .336 It’s Willie Stargell’s-the man the Pittsburgh Pirates Te^cas (Jenkins 16-17) at Chicago 466 57 154 .330 Baltimore victory. The come- operator for production work, Johnson’s scalp - yet...Just for the record, Manchester “But our team is ready for Sanguilleq. Pitt 128 can least afford to lose. (Jefferson 5-9), 9 p.m. MORTGAGES - 1st, and 2nd Watson, hou 132 485 67 157 .324 from-behind “must" win thus overtime and all company paid the challenge,” said Husky Minnesota (Hughes 15-13) at Cali mortgages — interim financing High collected approximately $400 in pre-game sales for Cheney harriers bow Morgan, Cin 140 480 100 153 .319. Stargell, who is batting .296 eliminating Philadelphia was benefits. Dynamic Metal Coach Larry Naviaux. He kept the Orioles' faint AL East fornia (Monge 1-11. 10;X p.m. — expeditious and confidential tickets to the football game against East Catholic last tin and Mike Lajoie following in Cardenal. Chi 147 547 82 174 .318 with 22 home runs and 88 RBIs, reduced to four. The victory Sunday's Games Products Co. Inc, 420 Main St., tapped senior Lou Mancari to Downed in its first Charter .317 pennant hopes alive. service, J.D. Real Estate Joshua, SF 125 492 71 156 was admitted to a Pittsburgh also knocked the Cardinals out Texas at Chicago Manchester, 646-4048. week and the latter school turned in $300. Ted Martin, Oak Conference cross country order. 152 625 78 197 .315 “I was. on my own al the Assoc. 646-1980. start at quarterback. His prime Cheney's next' meet is Garvey, LA hospital complaining of neck of contention after New York Boston at Detroit Manchester High faculty member, added that $180 was target should be senior end A1 meet of the 1975 season yester Rose, Cin 154 633 104 196 .313 plate,” said Stillman, a 24-year Milwaukee at Baltimore Tuesday at Wickham Park 129 496 75 156 .312 pains Friday night after a went the same route earlier in PERSON wanted for tire ser collected from other ticket outlets...Tom Kelley, retired MacLellan. Ricky Mason, Rick (Herald photo by Dunn) day was Cheney Tech, 16-49 by Brock, St.L old “singles" hitler who, Oakland at Kansas City HOMEOWNERS - Money to vice, good benefits and over against COC rival Portland American League fourth inning collision with the night. curiously, has been lightly Minnesota at California loan for remodeling, consolida- Manchester High coach and athletic director, got around Hedgepeth and University of East Hampton High at the g ab r h pet. time, must want steady work. High. teammate Dave Parker as the “We'll just have to take a New York at Cleveland. 2 to talking about scoreboards and he recalled the one still in Bridgeport transfer Nick Coming up - one loose foothall Beavers’ Wickham Park Carew, Minn 136 511 8? 106 .364 regarded by the Orioles' brass tion of or any w ^^^^ dependable. Apply m Results: 1. Caron 15:50 (EH), Lynn, Bos , 140 509 109 160 .332 two chased a fly ball. wait-and-see attitude on despite three straight seasons purpose. 649-7723. 643-6663. Manefiester use at Yale was operating back in 1922 when Kelley Giaquinto will handle the run course. Murtaugh's concern is un Willie,” said Murtaugh, feeling National League East Hampton swept the first 2. Rhodes (EH), 3. Denski Munson, NY 149 567 81 182 .321 of batting well over .300 at East ...... T ir e , 295 B road S t., quarterbacked Bates at the New Haven concrete ning. Brett, KC i 151 608 83 187 .310 derstandable. the comfort of a six-game lead Help Wanted 13 against Indians, 18-13. Today, four places before a Cheney (EH), 4. Wood (EH), 5. A. West Rochester in the International W. L. Pet. G.B. Manchester. saucer...Steve Anderson of Manchester is a member of the Fuiiihling the foothall after being Washington, Oak 141 562 82 174 .310 Stargell suffered serious in with nine to play. “That was a I’iUsburgh 88 65 ,575 - Also on the road is Boston runner, senior Andy West, (CT),6. Hurne (EH),7. E. West .310 League. "After Murphy threw Babson College varsity soccer squad this fall...Daytime hit by Manchester’s BobHawkes was .Manchester hosts South Windsor at OrU, Chi 134 520 64 161 juries twice this year. Each pretty good collision out there I’hiladelphia 82 71 ,5X 6 a t t e n t io n Demonstrators - PART TIME office cleaning, \ College, which seeks revenge broke the tape. Bellringer (CT), 8. Kurlowicz (CT), 9. Rice, Bos 142 569 91 173, .309 me a fastball for a called strike, of runs in the seventh inning, 78 75 .510 10 racing starts at Narragansett Park Monday except for East Catholic’s Tom Gerho. Kevin Mciiiurial Field at 1:30 and East time he miSsed a dozen games with 240 pounds going each St. Louis Toys and Gifts. Work now thru evenings, Manchester area, call against Temple. The Eagles, 17- harrier Brad Caron toured the Martin (CT); 10. ,M. Lajoie Braun, Minn 129 439 68 135 .306 he threw four straight pitches moving Kansas City up to seven New York 78 76 .506 lO' z December. Free Sample Kit. Shorey (33) watches play develop as plays .Northwest Catholic at 2 at .Mt. McRae, W 126 480 58 147 .306 and it was no coincidence that way.” 249-6880. Friday nights. 3 losers to Notre Dame last 2.75-mile layout in the time of (CT). down and away. They were all games behind the A’s. Steve Chicago 73 82 .471 16 No experience needed. Call or Eagles won opener last Saturday Neho. Chambliss, NY 142 531 63 161 .303 the Pirates suffered losing “I called him off the ball but 1 .Montreal 68 85 .444 X Monday night. But they were 15:50. Three teammates tempting but all in the same Busby (18-12) went 7 1-3 innings write Santa’s Parties, Avon, MATURE Babysitter for oc , Home Runs streaks each time. guess he couldn’t hear me West Toomey handled timing clock crushed, 34-7, by the Owls last followed before West placed. National “leagud: Schmidt, Phil 37; spot." to gain the victory, his 18th. W. L. Pet. G.B. Conn. 06001. Phone 1-673-3455. casional evenings or days, in When Stargell fractured a rib Also Booking Parties. Chick Toomey, retired local college football official, year. Ed West took seventh place Summer Kingman, ?1Y 35; Luzinski, Phil 33; It was the first major league KaiigcrM 10. W liilc Sox x-Cincinnati 101 53.656 - North Manchester, (for five Bench. Cin 27, Cey, LA and Parker, Pitt in mid-July, Pittsburgh was Los .\ngeles 84 70 .545 17 children) own transportation served as the electric clock operator at last Monday Northeastern, which dropped with Jim Kurlowicz, Tim Mar- RBI for Stillman, 3-for-9 since Mike Hargrove drove in three SPORTS BRIEFS 24...-, !. „ u. able to win just 5-of-12 games being recalled earlier in the San Francisco 75 79 .487 26 JOBSEEKERS Employment preferred, call 646-6614. night’s Notre Dame-Boston College football game at its defenses last Saturday in the SPEaALS on AWericah'■I:eag^te;■ Mayberry, KC 33; without him and when his runs with a pair of singles as San Diego 68 85 .444 32' z Service - open 8 a.m.-8 p.m., Jackson.jbak 32; Scott, Mil 30; Bonds, month. Schaefer Stadium...Joan Joyce has resiped her position second half against Central chronically bad legs acted up Texas bombed four Chicago Atlanta 66 89 . 426 35‘z with full and part time oppor CONCRETE LABORER - Easl hooters ALUMINUM NY 28; Ttnace, Oak and Burroughs, Tex Mike Regan’s solo homer had hurlers, including loser Claude Houston 61 92 .399 39*2 tunities available now. East as director of women’s athletics at Mattatuck Community Connecticut, opens the home 27. i and didn’t allow him to play for experienced or will train, to set given the Brewers a short-lived Osteen, for 19 hits. Lenny Ran x-clinched division title Hartford, 568-1070. College to seek qualification for the Ladies PGA golfing season against Rhode Island. • SIDING Runs Batted In two weeks in August, the Today's Games and strip forms, 875-1103 after 6 Women boxers lose on road Natiokcil League: Luzinski, Phil 117: 5-4 lead in the top of the ninth dle an(l Roy Howell each had The Rams are strong this year DeNicolo seventh (ChooM from 20 Pirates lost ll-of-12 and created (All Times EDT) p.m. tour. Joyce Compton, a teanunate of Joyce’s with the with senior quarterback Steve Bench, Cin 107; Perez, Cin 105; Staub, but the Orioles, who earlier three hits for the Rangers. The St. Louis (Rasmussen 4-4) at MACHINISTS - first class, VIRGINIA CITY, Nev. (UPI) Unable to hold onto an early Colors) ' an illusionary pennant race in experienced on lathe, and Raybestos Brakettes, takes over at Mattatuck...Jim Rice Crone and the so-called Ralph DeNicolo, assistant NY 100; Montanez, SF 97. wiped out a 4-1 deficit, rallied win went to Steve Hargan. I’illsburgh iRooker 13-9), 2:15 p.m. EXPERIENCED full and part — About 1,200 persons gathered lead, the East Catholic High • WINDOWS American League: Mayberry, KC 103; the National League East. I'hiladelphia (Simpson l-Oi al New bridgeport interviewing 8 a.m. leads the Red Sox in game-winning hits with 13. Rick pro at the Manchester Country with back-to-back two-out \iigflH 1, Twins 0 time help wanted, inquire in “Roman Candle” tandem of in a parking lot across from the soccer team dropped a 3-1 duke Rice, Bos 1(6; Lynn, Bos 101; Jackson, Illusionary because the mo York iKoosman 13-13). 2:15 p.m. to 4 p.m., overtime and Burleson has 10, Fred Lynn eight and Carl Yastrzemski Club, finished in a tie for seventh • AWNINGS doubles from Tony Muser and Rookie Dan Briggs singled person or call Papa Joes Pizza Rich Remondino and Mark Delta Saloon Friday night to to Middletown High yesterday Oak 98; Munson, NY 96. ment Stargell returned to the Chicago (R. Reuschel 10-16) at benefits. Dynamic Metal & Grinders. 489-East Middle place in the Connecticut Section • CANOPIES Stolen Bases Hendricks that tied the game. home Mickey Rivers with the Montreal (Carrithers 3-3). 2:15 p.m. seven game-winning belts...National Football League Occhipinti, who combined for watch the first professional in Middletown. The Eagle lineup, Pittsburgh went on a Product Co., Inc., 420 North Turnpike, 646-1555. PGA Tournament yesterday at National League: Lopes, LA 74; They then loaded the bases on a only run of the game in the fifth San Diego (Folkers 6-9) at San Main St., Manchester, 646-4048. teams expect to attract in excess of 725,000 fans for this 134 yards and three touchdowns boxing match held in this hooters are now 0-3 for the cam • DOORS Morgan, Cin 63; Brock, St.L 53; Cedeno, tear and opened up daylight on Francisco (Falcone ll-ll), 4:05 p.m. in b ea tin g . St. M ary’s of the Hartford Golf Club with a Wo Now Cany Aluminum walk and Ken Singleton's inning and former outfielder week’s opening games for an average of 56,000. Last year historic mining town since 1931 paign. Hou 48; Cardenal, Chi and Concepcion, the rest of the division. When because he was so close to the grounder to short that Robin Cincinnati (Billingham 15-9) at Atlan Halifax, 33-0. 54-hole score of 229 on rounds of —a duel between two women. Kevin Williams gave the Prime Windows Cin 32. stands and there was a lot of Joe Pactwa earned his first ta (Devine 1-0). 7:35 p.m. PART TIME Janitorial help OIL BURNER the NFL wound up with an average of 42,597 for 79 pre- the Pirates downed St. Louis 7-1 Yount misplayed for his 42nd wanted, mornings and In other games involving New 72-74-83. Dennis Coscina of It only lasted 50 seconds. Eagles an early lead in the se American League: Rivers, Cal 67; yelling," explained Parker. “I major league victory for Los Angeles (Hoolon 17-9) at Houston t season games...Monday night’s NFL national Washington, Oak40; Otis, KC.39; Carew, Friday night, their magic error. (Sosa l-3i. 8:35 p.m. evenings. Must have transpor England teams, Massachusetts Cliffside won with 213. Wally Caroline Svendsen, in her Free Estimates California with seven shutout SERVICE AND telecast features Oakland and Miami in the Orange Bowl cond period on an assist from Minn 34; Remy, Cal 33. cl'inching number for thought I hit him with my chest Dyar Miller, the third Oriole tation. Call 649-5334. — the Yankee Conference Cich\)n of Ellington was in with E-Z Terms innings. Bert Blyleven (14-9) ^ TOWN OF Ma n c h e s t e r ” at 9...Have a nice weekend. first fight, threw an uppercut Bill Traynor but the hosts but they said it was my elbow. I pitcher, gained the win. For the HEATING favorite — begins the season at 242. that knocked out her opponent, responded with two quick goals got the wind knocked out of me was the hard-luck loser for EXPERIENCED short order home against Maine; Central record, however, it should be Minnesota. LEGAL Jean Lange. by Sal Pitrozello within 15 but I’m okay. I think Willie was noted that Doyle Alexander— cook, part time nights, Monday REPAIR MAN Connecticut hosts Springfield, Operation for Orr The women, both; 34 and seconds of each other. Sal Gur- BILL out of it for a while. I sure hope through Friday, 5-9 p.m.. Apply Experienced Wesleyan entertains inter-state weighing 138 pounds, wore ciullo closed out the scoring at BOXSCORES he’s okay. We really need him.” NOTICE W. T. Grant Co., Manchester Apply BOSTON (UPI) - Bobby The business meeting of the rival Southern Connecticut; and special plastic breast and 14:05 of the fourth quarter for Ed Kirkpatrick, who replaced Parkade. An Equal Opportunity Monday - Friday 9-S Two Swede goals Orr’s delicate left knee, the Planning and Zoning Commis Employer. AIC plays at West Chester 'I" pelvic protection gear similar the Tigers. TUNSKY Stargell, slugged a three-run most expensive hinge in Philadelphia New York sion which was scheduled for State. to the equipment worn by Middletown outshot East, 23- Boston I Detroit homer in the fifth inning to pace Peterson slops Yanks hockey, will be operated on ^b r h hi ab r h hi ab r h bi ' ab r h bi September 22, 1975 will not be TOOL and Die Maker - Three New England schools women bull fighters in Spain. Cash 2b 5 0 2 0 Unser cl 3 0 2 0 the Pirates’ attack. Ken Brett, FOGARTY BROS. S i t ’ ‘ today for a fourth time. 7. 649-9095 ;i Cooper dh 5 110 Oglivie If 4 2 2 2 held. The next meeting will be experienced, over time and give MCC victory travel to New York State for East’s next tilt is Tuesday at Doyle 2b 3 110 SuUierlnd 2b 4 1 3 0 Bowa ss 5 0 2 0 Millan 2b 4 0 0 0 making his first start since 319 Broad St. Dr. Carter Rowe, the sur CLEVELAND (UPI) - Fritz have a shot at third place. It'll the public hearing and business benefits. Dynamic Metal afternoon games — Norwich at Glastonbury High. Griffin 2b 12 0 0 0 Veryibr ss 5 13 1 Johnstone rf 4 1 1 0 Vail If 4 0 0 0 Sept. 2, picked up his ninth vic be tough, but we got a shot." Products Company Inc. 420 geon, said the star defenseman Luzinski If 3 0 0 0 Staub rf 2 10 0 Peterson wasn’t sharp and he meeting on October 6, 1975. Plattsburgh State; Bates at St. Ystrzmsk lb .,4 1 1 1 Horton dh 4 0 2 0 tory against five losses as Alan Ashby, hitting .347 since North Mam Street, By CHRIS BLAKE will be sidelined eight weeks, Lynn cf *'4 10 0 Rodr&tiez 3b 5 0 1 0 Allen lb 4 12 2 Kingman 3b 4 0 0 0 didn't have good control. Planning & Zoning IMMEDIATE OPENING - on Lawrence; and Coast Guard at Martin cf 0 0 0 0 Kranepool lb 4 1 1 2 Ramon Hernandez hurled two “But he made the pitches he Aug. 16 when he sported a lowly Manchester, 646-4048. Inter Correspondent missing more than a month at Riot police out Rice If 5 13 2 Freejian c 5 0 2 2 Commission our second shift, for a printed RPI. Fisk c 4 2 3 1 Meyer lb 5 0 0 0 Schmidt 3b 4 0 10 Grole c 4 110 innings of scoreless relief. had to make," said Cleveland .154 average, lined a two-run viewing 8 a.m. - 4 p.m. the start of the National Hockey 2 10 0 Phillips ss 2 0 10 Alfred Sieffert, circuit board N/C drilling set Two goals by Bob Swede proved decisive as Manchester Big night BAASTAD, Sweden (UPI) - Evans rf 5 0 0 0 Roberts rf 2 100 Hutton lb I’liils 4, .\lels 3 Indians' Manager Frank Robin double in the fifth inning after up man. One to three years League season. Petrocelli 3b 4 0 1 2 Laflbur cf 1000 Oates c 4 0 0 0 Alou ph 10 0 0 Chairman BOOKKEEPER FOR Community College scored a 3-1 victory over the Eastern A phalanx of riot police girded Dick Allen hit his 12th homer son. "He battled them for singles by Rico Carty and Bud printed circuit board Rolling in the for possible disturbances today KARATE Burleson si* 2 0 0 1 Brmvn ph 1 OOO Christensn p 2 I 1 2 Harrelson ss I 0 0 0 Joseph Swensson, Manchester Real Estate Com experience and with experience Connecticut State College jayvees yesterday in a non- Lee p 0 0 0 0 Baldwin cf 2 02 0 Schueler p 0 0 0 0 Seaver p 10 0 0 to snap a 3-3 tie in the eighth in everything and he came out a dy Bell and then scored on pany, responsible position, for Businessmen’s League at at the second day of the Davis Secretary on Excellon drilling equipment. leape soccer clash at Cougar Field. Pole p 0 0 0 0 Bai|e p 0 0 00 Hilgeiidorf p 0 0 0 0 Clines pb 10 0 0 ning and lead Philadelphia over winner." Frank Duffy's single for the reliable individual with the Holiday Lanes in the Trade essential Cup interzone semifinai tennis McCarver ph 1 0 0 0 Lockwood p 0 0 0 0 Full CMS and Blue Cross in Burton p j 0 0 0 0 La(prow p 0 0 0 0 New York. Tug McGraw, who So did the Tribe, dumping the Tribe. ELASTIC experience $100 weekly, call The Cougars, 2-0, face second week of the LOUISVILLE, Ky. (PI) - match between Sweden and Drago p 0 0 0 0 Glynn p 0 0 0 0 McGraw p 1 0 0 0 Torre ph 10 0 0 surance benefits. Contact FREE DEMONSTRATION Totals 35 4 9 4 Totals :I2 3 5 2 has now allowed one hit and one New York Yankees 3-2 Friday “He keeps challenging you," 646-8250. ______national power Mitchell College Mrs. Ellie Brown, board chair Chile. I Grilli p 0 0 0 0 STOCKINGS Multi-Circuits at 646-4100. RamSi Knights schedule, Ted Kowzun 38 5 15 5 Philadelphia 020 X I010— 4 walk in three New York night as Peterson picked up his Ashby said of Hunter. “ He of New London Wednesday at 3 man of the ABA champion Ken Police spokesmen voiced the Totals 38 7 10 7 Totals WHEEL CHAIRS turned in a nifty 223 Boston 400020 100-7 New York X I2X 000-3 appearances totaling 10 innings, 10th straight victory by doesn’t play around. The very AVON-YES! You can give AUDITORS - Permanent part - Coach needed at Cougar Field. tucky Colonels, says the trade E-Kingman, Bowa 2. LOB-Philadelphia yourself a winter vacation! soccer winners single, only five pins off (ear that an authorized Detroit X I000 010-5 picked up his ninth victory. scattering six'hits in 6 2-3 in next time at bat l-hit into a time. Openings are available After playing evenly through of high-scoring forward Dan demonstration against the BY E-Freehan, Rodriguez, Baldwin, Very 7, New York 6. ARTHUR DRUG Earn that money selling Copping soccer victories the duckpin house record. 2B-Allen, Bowa. IIR-Christenson 12). Tom Seaver fanned nine to nings to up his season mark to • doubleplay on the same kind ot for responsible adults to take An assistant swimming the first 10 minutes, the locals Issel is “an opportunity to wipe Chilean junta would spill into zer. DP-Bpston 3, Ddtyojl 1. LOB-Boston beautiful Avon Christmas gifts, yesterday were Rockville High It was the second highest 10, Detroit 11. ) ‘ ■ Kranepool (4). Allen 1121. raise his league-leading total to 14-7. He needed relief help from pitch.” inventories on some week day coach is being sought to scored as Swede connected ■ out more than one year’s debts the the cordoned-off stadium ip h r er bb so jewelry and cosmetics now. Go and Ellington High. HWANG'S 2B Freehan 2,.Verjfzdr. HR-Oglivie 9. 230. Tom Buskey and Dave someplace exotic later. No evenings and weekends. You work with the Manchester from the right hand corner. single ever recorded at the for our club.” area, where Sweden’s Ove Christenson 41-3 5 3 must be over 18 and have own SF-Burlejon, Oglivi^;. i Reds 7, Braves 6 LaRoche, who picked up his selling experience necessary. Bob Henry padded the margin Rockville downed South local lanes, tying George Lee Silverman, general up h r er bb so Schueler 1 0 0 transportation. No experience Recreation Department. Bengtson and Bjorn Borg were Terry Crowley slammed a SUNDAY 8 A.M. til 2 P.M. Interested? Call 523-9401. at the 19:10 mark of the first Windsor in overtime, 3-2, to re Cochran’s 223 effort. Fred manager of the new Baltimore SCHOOL Lee n-3 5 4 4 0 1 Hilgendorf 2-3 0 0 16th save of the season. necessary, we will train. Call Hours will be 4:40 to meeting Jaime Fiiiol and McGraw W 9-5 3 0 0 three-run double and Dave half after taking a pass from main ilnbeqten in Central Claws of the American Basket PoleW4-6 (61-3 9 1 1 4 2 The win moved the Indians to WE ARE OPEN 644-2574. 6:30 daily, Monday thru Smith of Lowell, Mass., set Patricio Cornejo of Chile at 8 OFFERS Burton '1-3 0 0 0 0 0 Scaiior 7 7 3 Concepcion added a solo homer within 2Vz games of third place POTATO harvesting - Swcds Valley Conference action while ball Association, likened the Here at 302 Main Street Friday. the record with a 228 a.m. EDT in the doubles match, Drago ( 12-3 1 0 0 0 1 lx)ckwood L 1-2 2 2 1 to highlight a'five-run fifth in New York in the American warehouse workers and drivers With 3:30 left in the half, the Purple Knights turned back acquisition to “getting a Bare | 0 5 4 ' 4 1 0 WP-Seaver. (Near the Armory, 1 block from the Hospital) needed. Call 644-1008 or 528- HELP with housecleaning, 4-5 single game. the only scheduled event of the KICKING ning that propelled Cincinnati League East. It also gave Cat hours weekly, own transporta Anyone interested may Tony Levich got Eastern on the East Granby, 4-1, to stay atop franchise, having another John LaGrow ,, 31-3 1 0 0 2 0 T-2:X. A-16,676. With Low Every Day Prices in Effect 8681. contact Mel Siebold, direct the North Central Connecticut day. Glynn L 0-1 ( 22-3 3 2 2 0 4 over Atlanta. The win was the fish Hunter, rtow 22-14, his first tion preferrOT. 646-1206. scoreboard, heading a pass ny Unitas in Baltimore.” Sunday and Monday to get ready lor changes in our Conference with three straight TECHNIQUES Grilli , 3 1 1 0 2 3 101st for the Reds and the 11th loss since Aug. 30 after four tor, at the Rec Office. from Bob' Clark into the net. Frozen Food Dept., we are having a SP EC IA L FROZEN WANTED immediately, wins. AOAINSTRNIFE Bare pitched to f batters in 1st . Pole for starter Pat Darcy. straight wins. bookkeeper - personal PEOPLE to earn extra money MCC held a substantial pitched to 2 batters in 8th. Giuiils 3, Padres I FOOD SALE... catering, apply Krause territorial edge in the second Mike Carlo scored the win Savc-Drago il4l. PENNANT “ Beating New York with secretary, for builder and Mike Caldwell, making his developer, experienced only, caterers, 465' Hill St., East half but failed to cash in. ning goal for Rockville, 3-0, just T-3:X. A-7.7X. Hunter pitching has to give us a first start in two months, looking for a self disciplined, Hartford. Hospital Golf Warrior goalie John Faulkner 50 seconds into the first extra RACES lift,” Robinson said. “But we session. Kurt Schumey and Bob limited San Diego to five hits in have to win at least two of our Good Values Are reliable efficient person, plea was kept busy, recording 15 Kexaii j^narmacy New York f Cleveland sant personality essential. Very Open Oct. 5 Zukaukas also scored for the Games postponed • SELF DEFENSE PAnERNS ab r bl ab r h bi By United Press International gaining his seventh triumph. next three games against the GREEN GIANT 15 saves. NO. MAIN [ TEL 646-4510 American League pleasant ^surroundings in the Situation Wanted Rams while scoring for South Last niglil’H Hrlu'iliilcd fUCHAno ly FAM.LY, H.: Bonds rf 421 2 Kuiper2b 3 00 0 Gary Matthews supplied the Yankees this weekend to still The sixth annual Manchester Swede added the insurance • 1 S n P SPARRINB • FREE SPAimiHS ,0 Manning cf 4 0 0 0 East PEAS and NIBLET CORN Manchester area. Call 643-6006 Windsor, now 2-1, were Paul ilmibiclicudcr in the Miilgrl Alomar 2b 40 w. 1. pel. g.b. to play San Francisco runs with a RELIABLE COLLEGE woman Hospital Golf Open Tournament goal at 39:30, tipping a loose White If 20 |lo Hendrick rf 3 0 0 0 beteen 9-5. Lenkeit and Mike Gerber, the Fwolhull 1,1‘iiKiif was pout- SUNDAY SEPT. Z ltt 12 NOON AT 3 0 0 0 Boston 01 62 595 - 9 three-run first inning homer. looking for painting or odd jobs. will be held Sunday. Oct. 5. at ball past the outstretched arms Munson c 4 0 |T) Powell lb llallimorc I X X 5X 4'2 10 latter on a penalty kick. Nettles 3b 4 0 O'o Carty dh 3 120 K\|ios •>, Cubs () 3 CANS for M.OO JANITOR - Mature individual, Call anytime. 643-0673. Minncchaug Golf Course in of Faulkner. |i(iiK‘il line to llim ileniiip HWANG'S SCHOOL IN MANCHESTER liiislon lOi: Home i4l-Clevcland 141. Joe Graves scored two goals Heather. The franieH have Chamblss lb 4 0 Z'O Gamble It 3 0 0 0 Mike Jorgensen went 4-for-4, full time, must work every Glastonbury with proceeds MCC outshot Eastern, 27,-21. SEE THE YOUNGEST BLACK BELT Velez dh 3 0 1, 0 Bell 3b 3 120 ■Sept, 25. 26. 27. 28. Away l5) -at {Need Insurance?] The Meat Department )s featuring... CHILD CARE - infant through for Ellington with Rich Gagne heen reset fur Friday night at Detroit I2i, Sept. X, 21; at New York hit his 14th homer and drove in 1 '* other weekend. Apply in per going to the hospital's Develop and Cougar goalie Dave DOUGLAS FLORENCE (Vernon) Dempsey dh 1 0 0 0 Ashby c 3 112 Regular HAMBURG at 99< lb. and ROUND son, between 9-4, Monday- pre-schooler. $4.00 per day. and Damon Semprebon adding Mt. Neho. Bladl cf 1 0 ( 0 Duffy ss 3 0 2 1 i:ii. Sept. 22 , 23 , 24. four runs to pace Montreal over ment P'und. Treschuk had 10 saves. Baltimore UOI: Home i6l -Milwaukee Chicago. Rookie Pete Maekanin I CALL ME FOR ALL YOUR| Friday. East Hartford Con private home, playmates, the other tallies. llerrmnn ph 1 0 0 0 Peterson p 0 00 0 STEAK GROUND at M.39 lb. spacious yard, convenient for A field of nearly 200 is an Coggins cl 0 0| 0 Buskey p 0 0 0 0 i2i. Sept. X, 21; Detroit I3i. Sept. X, also homer and drove in two INSURANCE - LIFE, valescent Home. 745 Main ticipated. with plans calling for UOUO 24. X; Chliaigo ill. Sept. X lif ACCIDENT, HEALTH and Cott is pushing hard (or extra business and we continue to Street, East Hartford. commuters. 644-9000. SJanIcy ss 2 oi 0 Lalloche p necessary i: Away i4l--at New York runs to help reliever Dale I mure than 80 prizes. Williams ph 1 ilO 0 Murray pick up hi's 13th victory. DISABILITY feature COTT GINGER ALE, CLUB SODA, and ROOT SPECIAL S MONTH Brinkman ssUflOO i4i. Sept. X I2i, 27. X, The entry fee includes greens 0 National U-ague S BEER at 2 Qts. (or 79‘. • NATIVE ELBERTA' PEACHES FIRST 15 llunler p 00 0 0 \slriis (i. Dodders .3 fees and a buffet. Tickets and Tcdals 31 2 8 2 Totals 28 3 7 3 East Ken Boswell's pinch hit single Browse around or shop at Pinehurst, Sunday 8 A.M. t)l 2 Share golf lead (ExcsHsnt tor freezing and canning) w. 1. |K'l. g.b. to play SHARON STORRS EDUCATON starting times may be obtained vvith this New York T IX XI 000-2 with two out in the I2th iiining P.M.; Monday 9 A.M. til 6... WANTED PORTLAND, Ore. (UPI) - • ORCHARD FRESH MELBA, MILTON, ALL DAY COURSE $gn Cleveland I l)X0:«Xx-3 Pittsburgh 88 X .575 -- 9 REPRESENTATIVE by calling Minncchaug pro Bill I’liibidelphia 82 71 .536 6 9 drove tiome MilU May with the Carol Mann and Donna Caponi SAVE 50% V V AD K-Ilciidrick.jpp-New York 1. Cleveland 1 MAIN STREET Ellison at the course. t RED BRAVENSTEIH APPLES :i. LOB-New York 5; Cleveland 2. PiUsliurgb lOi: Home 16I SI. Umis winning run to push Houston MANCHESTER. CONN. Mature person for Private Instructions 18 Young, who conquered slick 2B-Munson.l\sliby. llll.Boiid,s2 i20i. i2i. Sept. X, 21; Pliiladelpbiu d i. Sept. past Los Angeles. With two out. professional office, some • FRESH SWEET APPLE CIDER 2J. Zl. 34. Iloiistim ih. SepI X lit Increase roster greens Friday because they . ip li r er W) so May walked, moved to .second }ayt, 9 ain-11 am 644-254l| PINEHURST GROCERY INC. knowledge of shorthand and PIANO Instruction - Study with didn't challenge them, shared S CALL 646-4745 llunler L 22-14 0 7 3 :i 1 4 iii-iessaivi, Aw;iv i3i- ;il Si. Dims i3i. DENVER (UPI) - The FOR INFORMATION ^ ■ •W SepI X.' 27. X. ■ on Wilbur Howard's single and 12-3 p m ,...... 643-9687 302 Main. Park Conveniently in Front ol the Store or in our typing. Write Box S, a capable and experienced the lead today at three- Pelersim W'ln i 62-3 6 2 2 3 I Denver Spurs have increased FERHANDO’S ORCHARDS Iliiskev / 12-3 1 n II II 0 I'bilailelplua lOi. Home i4i New scored on Boswell’s hit lo give 10 pm-8 a m ...... 643-9687] Parking Lot. Manchester Evening Herald. teacher. Beginners a specialty. their roster to 31 players for underpar 70 going into the se BIRCH MOUNTAIN ROAD HNMC’S SCHOOL OF TAEKWONDO L.llm-lie J 2;i 1 o II 0 2 Vink i4l SepI. X i2i, 27. X. Away i5i Dave Roberts his eighih vie- Call 649-125. cond round of the $40,000 LPGA S;ive.Uilys'be il6i. ai New -York i2i, SepI 2H. 21. al their first World Hockey (3 Mllaa Bayond Vlto'a Raataurant, QIaatonbury) 9 A.M. - 8 P.M BMHILLIAIIDST..RAHCHESTEO I'ltlsliiirgh i3i. SepI. 22. Zl. 24. lorv. As.socialion training camp, Portland Classic Golf Tourna I-.I 111 .(.(I.IMI which opens Monday. ment. ‘1 i
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23 HofflM For Sate 23 Homo$ For Solo 23 Homot For Sate 23 Homes For Sato 23 Homes For Sate 23 Homes For Sale 23 Homes For Sale □ REAL ESTATE MANCHESTER - To settle an TOLLAND - large country co lo n ia l - seven rooms, 11/2 estate - Once in a lifetime op Cape, breezeway, garage, treed baths, three bedrooms, HofflM For Sate 23 portunity. ’Two 3-famlly houses, lot, child safe area, applianced breezeway, garage, swimming “ LOW BUDGET HOiME’ ' YOU'RE INVITED pool, redwood deck, wooded five room rents. Ideal location. kitchen, carpeting over REALTOR 7.8 ACRES - pond, custom built For further information, con hardwood floors, rec ropm, yard. $42,500. Philbrick Agency, 11.1 Retaaltors, ■■ 646-4200...... M IrS Colonial, 2^ baths, family tact Action Real Estate, 647- many extras, convenient to 1-86, Tomorrow, Sunday 2>5 P.M. For $26,500 you can buy a 4-room Ranch, with garaga, room, fireaces, garages. 1300. UConn, quick occupancy, [with the spirit of 76) EXECUTIVE L Ranch - nine cloao to lovely Amstom Lake. Enjoy year round living RAYMOND F. DAMATO Hutdiins Agency, 646-3166. reasonably priced, 875-2^. TOLLAND - eleven room 2 1/2 rooms, 22x28 Master bedroom, within easy commuting distance to Hartford. Call Jan 30 LOCUST STREET - two bath Raised Ranch. Perfect for MANCHESTER - Two family room, game room, den, Wiater. / ' ^ , ■ famiW, no agents please. $44,- in-law rental or the extra large duplexes, see “Investment private yard, on dead end street 000. nione 6tt-2426, 9-5. family. Excellent value at $41,- Property” section of todays in prime neighborhood, for 900. Double Dutch Realty, 875- paper. Odegard Realty, 643- further details call Philbrick REALE’S CORNER 8121. Equal Housing Opportuni- Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. Proudly Invites You To Another Outstanding $36,900 - Duplex, 6-3, cabinet 4365. 173 MAIN STREET PHONE 646-4325 kitchens, fireplace, carpeting, ty. ______tile baths $435 monthly income. MANCHESTER - seven room GARRISON COLONIAL - four Hutchins Aency, 646-3166. MANCHESTER - Large newer older Colonial with full base years old, fieldstone fireplace, duplex three room apartment. ment, attic, gar^e, fireplace, beam ceiling, wall-to-wall $28,000. ATTRACTIVE 5 room Immaculate condition and two baths. Call today for carpeting, family room, sliding Ranch, fireplace, baseboard throughout. Priced right. R. com plete details. $31,900, glass doors to large deck, gar heating, stove,refrigerator. Zimmer, J.D. Real Estate, 646- Odegard Realty, 643-4365. age, mint condition, $51,700. Hutchins Ageny 646-3166. 1980. Philbrick Agency, Realtors, • OPEN HOUSE • VERNON - Five bedrooms, 646-4200. MANCHESTER- Seven room SOUTH WINDSOR- Rural com eight rooms, on 1.1 acre. 'This sninsr 2 im s p.m . Raised Ranch 3/4 acre, 2 baths, fortable living in non Ranch is in A-1 condition. Large SS CJUiDlEWOOD DRIVE, MANCHESTER BOLTON - 61/2 room Ranch on 2 fireplaces, two car garage, development area, 7 room first floor family room, 2-zone 1 1/2 acres, generous size Garrison Colonial Call us today. r MARK DRIVE COVENTRY carpeting, pool, huge deck, cen hot water heat, 2-car attached • Custom Designed • Brick Front , rooms, two fireplaces, 2-car tral air-conditioning, $46,900. Century 21, Phyllis Jackston garage. Storage building with garage. $39,900. Philbrick Agen One acre of land goes with this trim beauty. Fireplaced • Thermopane Windows • Raised Hearth Fireplace Warren E. Howland Realtors Agency, 646-1316. 649-8782. water and electricity in rear cy, Realtors, 646-4200. family room. Applianced aat-in kitchen, Vh bathe, • 17’ Rear Deck • City Water and Sewers 643-1108. . Offered at $43,500. A. J. carpeting, garage. A BUY AT $38,900. MANCHESTER- one-year-old r. Realtor, 875-7170. • Two full Baths • Private, Shaded Rear Yard CAPE - Six rooms, treed lot, MANCHESTER - FULL five-room Ranch, large kitchen, S city utilities, handy location, Dormer Cape, 4 bedroms, 2 gas hot water, wall-to-wall HOME not a house for sale in We think that this quality built home In the highly $31,500. Philbrick Agency, Directions: Rte 44A, east to Bolton Notch, continue Rte. baths first floor family-room carpeting, dishwasher, stove, Autumn Street section of desirable HIghwood Drive-Highland Street area Realtors, 646-4200. 44A about 3 miles, Mark Dr. on left. with fireplace, treed lot, walk fireplace, 1378 square feet, Manchester. This six room represents excellent value - Priced in the fifties. to Keeney School. $39,900. vinyl siding, Dougherty Street, Cape with 20’ kitchen, garage Do drop In after Sundey dinner. Browse or Buy, you’ll Warren E. Howland Realtors $43,900, Ken Ostrinsky Realtor, and a half, very large lot well be most welcomel BOLTON 643-1108. 643- 1333. treed, can become a warm and GE0R6ET0WN COLONIAL MCflAROS & KEHMM happy home for growing fami Spacious 8V2 room Colonial, RANCH style home, built 1954, ly. For a visit call M9-3656. Directions: Travel East on Charter Oak St. off Main St. MANCHESTER - very clean six large first floor family room, Realtors-MLS 528-9546 room Condominium, wall-to- garage, nice lot, $30,500. Cen Owner-agent. Charter Oak becomes Highland St. Candlewood Drive wall carpeting, Franklin tury 21, Phyllis Jackston Agen runs North off Highland St. deluxe kitchen, oversized fireplace, dishwasher, stove, cy, 646-1316, 649-8782. living room and dining room, four bedrooms, 2Vz baths, cen For the bare essentials streak sliding glass oors, carport, Lots-Land For Sale 24 excellent buy at $32,900, Keith MANCHESTER- Older 2- MANCHESTER THE WILLIAM L BELFIORE AGENCY tral vacuum system, com through the Want Ms. Real Estat, 646-4126, 649-1922. family, first floor, 3-room REALTORS 647-1413 pletely carpeted, two-car gar apartment, 2nd floor 7-room SUPER IMMACULATE MANCHESTER - 400x150 lot, age, one acre lot, priced NEW RANCH - Extra large zoned RB, can be sub-divided INDEPENDENCE Six room Ranch, three good MANCHESTER - four bedroom apartmemt. Needs some atten realistically at only $62,500. modern kitchen, two baths, tion. Priced to sell. Century 21, size bedrooms, two baths, into five duplex lots, $15,000. Colonial in price range you can fireplace, 2-car garage, Glidden Associates, Inc., 644- afford, beautifully kept home, Phyllis Jackston Agency, 646- living room with fireplace, VERNON U&R REALTY aluminum siding and windows, 2533. with first floor laundry, 1 1/2 1316, 649-8782. dining room, eat-in kitchen, NEW LISTING - Fit for a king! HORSES 643-2692 large deck, picture window in Ye's, the master bedroom will baths, garage, treed lot, con piush carpeting throughout, 10.8 acres, barn, immaculate Robert D. Murdock, Realtor basement with walk-out to WATERFORD - Approved lots venient location, all for only VERNON - High 30’s. U&R hold your king sized bed. Your partiaily finished rec room, 6-room full dormered Cape patio. $47,900. Philbrick Agen 1/2 to one acre. Also 12 wooded $36,500, Keith Real Estate, 646- built, seven room Raised aiuminum siding. Owner own in-ground pool for cy, Realtors, 646-4200. Ranch. Large living room, backyard relaxation after with large enclosed porch, acres. Utilities, pond, near 4126, 649-1922. very anxious. Reduced to CIRCA 1830 well maintained schools. MSA 445-9'715 , 536-2182 fireplace, wall-to-wall you’ve played tennis at a near $56,000. nine room Antique Colonial, $42,900. COLONIAL- two years old, evenings. MANCHESTER - custom built carpeting, family room, deck, by park. Martin School and a WARREN E. four fireplaces, four bedrooms, eight rooms, first floor family Ranch home with privacy and good sized treed lot. Rillside finished rec room for the study, one full and two 1/2 baths room with fireplace, four Investment Property 25 V IllA G E trees, large master bedroom, Ave., established neighborhood. children. Built-in dishwasher HOWLAND plus attached five room un bedrooms, 2 1/2 baths, 6’x 8’ two fireplaces, 11/2 baths, gar Owner, 872-07%. and disposal for your queen in finished carriage shed, poten mud room, wall-to-wall carpet this tastefully decorated home. gggU ors__^j^2^ MANCHESTER - Two duplexes age, 100’ xOO’ lot on dead end tial for studio, etc., two story throughout, aluminum siding, (6-6 plus 4-4) on a 90x200’ Center street, $41,900 Keith Real MANCHESTER - pretty six REAL ESTATE CENTER Living room and dining room barn, well - treed lot, $54,000, porch, two car garage, acre room Cape, in exceUent condi carpeted, 11/2 baths, oversized TOLLAND - Open 2-4, Sunday. Street lot. Never a vacancy. Estate, 646-4126, 649-1922. 646-4144 Philbrick Agency, Realtors, plus treed lot, close to shop- Generally good condition. Full tion, garage, fireplace, dining 2-car garage. Priced in the 40’s, New homes each on 2 1/2 acres, 646-4200. ing, Philbrick Agency, MANCHESTER - large rooms, room, aluminum siding, city FffiCHETTE&MARmiNa, Realtors Call B/W Realty, 647-1419. appliances, four bedrooms, structural and financial infor 263 Main Street Manchester ealtors, 646-4200. mation available. Possible HENRY STREET, MANCHESTER accentuate this older Colonial, utilities, “Best of the Lot’’, at family room, fireplace, Direc CAPE COD - two years old, 24’ great starter home, city $32,900, Holcombe Realtors, LET YOUR TENANT help you tions: 1-86, exit 99, left on Route business use. $62,500. Odegard living room, first floor family Realty, 643-4365. , . utilities, full cellar, clean and 644- 2447. buy a house. White aluminum 195, sign on right near Baxter room with fireplace and MANCHESTER Craft Drive ready to go. Only $32,500, Keith sided two-family with living Road. Glidden Associates, Inc., beamed ceilings. Eat-in / SATURDAY and SUNDAY September 2U & 21 11 A.M. thru 8 P.M. Real Estate, 64W126, 649-1922. COVENTRY - nice starter or room, dining room, kitchen, 644-2533. Charming six-room Ranch, large eat- • •!••••••••••••••••!• •••••• BOLTON LAKE - $24,000. Four kitchen, formal dining roonj, in kitchen with built-ins, paneled rec retirement home, five rooms, rooms, attic and carport. Enjoy bath and two bedrooms. Priced king sized Master bedroom, room, carpeting, baths, two-car Business Property 26 BRICK and Aluminum seven two bedrooms, nice lot, owner view of lake and private■ e beach in the low 40’s. Call B/W Real MANCHESTER - New listing, aluminum siding, two car gar garage, above-ground swimming pool, room Colonial, front to back will consider taking back privileges. IdeaF for starter or ty, 647-1419. five room Ranch, West side, age, treed lot, mint condition, | c ^ condition throughout. Asking 945.- MANCHESTER - Unique op An Adult Community with 42 Unusual, 1 Bedroom Townhouses of Proven Design. fireplaced living room, formal mortgage, low teens, Tedford location, tile baths, built-ins, retirement home. Owner, 643- $53,200, Philbrick Agency, portunity - modem lone floor i dining room, 24’ master Real Estate, 647-9914. 5067. No realtors. PERKY four bedroom, front- garage, $31,900. Hayes Corpora Realtors, 646-4200. U&R REALTY CO. building with 2300 square feet, bedroom, 1 1/2 baths, garage, to-back split features three tion, 646-0131. 643-2692 three acres, ideal for office, nice lot, mid-40’s, Keith Real COVENTRY NORTH - three baths, super family room, NOANK - Waterfront estate. k place lor eyerythlng in Want Robert D. Murdock, Realtor club, or organization. Below Estate, 646412h, 649-1922. bedroom Ranch, fireplace, Three Colonial homes, one cot cathedral ceiling in living OPEN HOUSE - everybody replacement at $^9,900. Hayes DIRECTIONS: From Rt. 6 & 44A hardwood floors, full basement, tage, docks, beach, anchorage. room, pleasant kitchen. A must welcome, Sunday, September lds»except secrets. Corporation, 646-0131. MANCHESTER - New listing, garden, acre plus, 5 1/4% 3.9 private acres. MSA 445-9715, see home. Priced in 40’s. Call 21,10 a.m. to 4 p.m., attractive five room Ranch, West side, assumable mortgage, low 30’s, 536-2183 evenings. B/W Realty, 647-1419. five room Ranch, 201 Charter MANCHESTER , Two North on Rt. 83 (Main St.) Right location, tile baths, built-ins, Tedford Real Estate, 647-9914. Oak St. MANCHESTER - CONDOMINIUMS duplexes, one in a business zone garage, $31,900. Hayes Corpora MANCHESTER - Woodland St., Ranch or colonial style, all appllancaa, and wall to wall - /See “Investment Property” OWNER SELLS in Manchester. on Henry St. tion, 6464)131. attractive oversize five room NEW HOMES MANCHESTER - Santina Dr., carpet, complete facilities. Low 30s. section of todays paper. r-'” • ' . / Newer attractive two family, Cape, situated on 1/2 acre treed Come on up to the intersection of Easi L Ranch, fireplace, breezeway, ELLINGTON - RAISED RANCH Odegard Realty, 643-4365. Eldridge and Grandview Streets and MANCHESTER - brand new six down, 4 1/2 up, second floor lot, three bedrooms, two full garage, trees, price reduced, Built 1974. 6 rooms on first fioor, room for In-law suite on seven room Raised Ranch, sun room, two car garage, see the new homes under construction. Hutchins Agency, 228-3540, 646- baths, excellent condition Tremendous location. lower level, large lot. $44,900. MANCHESTER - attractive three bedrooms, two full baths, patio, many appliances, other throughout, spacious private 3166. VERNON - NEW RAISED RANCH east Center St. corner lotfor of built-in oven, range, dis extras. Convenient to yard, in rear with pool, and one TJ. CROCKEH fice building, immediate sale Will be ready by November let. But now and chooae your 1 Bedroom Townhouse — >265 hwasher, and disposal, two everything, mid 50’s. No car garage, for sale by owner, Realtors 643-1577 MANCHESTER - four bedroom very desirable, Odegard Real fireplaces, rural lot, $53,500, agents, call anytime, 646-0136 $36,000. Call 643-2566. Colonial, two full baths, large own colors, etc. $39,900. ty, 643-4365. Wolverton Agency Realtors, or 646-2333. formal dining room, large 649-2813. kitchen with range and dis NEW HOMES - Ranches, hwasher, fireplaced living' F. 1 SPLEIXI, ISIILTOR MANCHESTER - new listing. Capes, Colonials, and Raised room, partial” rec, walk to Real Estate Wanted 28 South Farms is the location of Ranches, fireplaced family everything, $39,900. G&R Real 643.2121 this seven room Dutch Colonial rooms, aluminum siding, dou OPEN HOUSE ty, 289-6885. ALL CASH for your property situated on almost one acre. ble garages. Your plans or ours within 24 hours. Avoid red tape, ’Three good sized bedrooms, ... Merritt Agency, 646-1180. Sunday, Sept. 21 • 1-5 P.M. COVENTRY - Brand new six instant service. Hayes Corpora fireplaced living room, family room Chalet, set high on lot, tion, 646-0131. room, large formal dining floor to ceiling stone fireplace, room, Zinsser Agency, 646-1511. COVENTRY $38,900 cathedral ceilings, garage, SELLING your house? Call us rustic setting, $46,900, G&R FALL VALUES first and we’ll make you a cash We want everyone to know, MANCHESTER - Ansaldi-built LET ME SHOW YOU! Realty, 289-6885. offer. One day service. T. J. when Damato builds he builds Ranch located on nice This 7 rm. Cape, 3 bedrooms, 1V4 TOLLAND — Six-room Cape, three bedroome, 2 full Crockett, Realtor, 643-1577. landscaped lot, two fireplaces, baths, garage St 2 finished playrooms. baths, dining room, wooded Va acre lot. $33,900. large paneled family room, eat- Call Mrs. McGione, 649-5306 to see. VALUES IMMEDIATE CASH for your to enhance Manchester. We TOLLAND — Six-room L Ranch, modern kitchen, in kitchen, garage. Priced in EQUAL HOUSING OPPORTUNITY Immaculate 3 bedroom Condo property. Let us explain our want our tenants to be just as the $40’s, Zinsser Agency, 646- with family room, kitchen separate dining room, fireplace, attached garaga, fair proposal. Call Mr. Belfiore, 1511. BARROWS & WALLACE 647-1413. , landwttir New Haven HartfonI appliances, air-conditioning, $40,900. proud of their apartments and M9-53M 397-191S 728-MIS TOLLAND — Young six-room Capa Cod, equipped fully carpeted. $35,500. MAY WE BUY your home? The Best Hine Ckmer” is i Call about our new homes in kitchen, formal dining room, V h bathe, fireplace, grounds as we are. WMrtM. Quick, fair, all caSh'fand no Forrest Hills. Prices start at garage, V4 acre lot. $40,900. problems. Call Warren E. MANCHESTfeR - nice seven $46,990. TOLLAND -7- 26x48’ Ranch with attached garaga. Howland,. Realtors, 643-1108. room Cape, three or four $32,900 - ATTRACTIVE 5 il/2 Seven rooms, IV 2 baths, fireplace, bullt-ln kitchen bedrooms, oversize garage, room Ranch, garage, 12 KANE ROAD appliances, acre wooded lot. $41,900. INSTANT cash for your home. baseboard heat, m/nicured secluded lot, etc., $40,500, R. FIRST HARTFORD REALTY Call Dan Reale, at Reale’s shaded lot, Hutchins Agency, Zimmer, J. D. Real Estate, 646- Great opportunity-to buy that Colonial you’ve always 646-6555 TOLLAND — Seven-room front-to-back Split Laval, Corner Realtors, 646-4525. Realtors, 646-3166. 1980. wanted. Squeaky clean and Interior decorated with a lovng After hours and weekends 27’ family room with fireplace, cathedral ceilinge, 2 touch. 3 large bedrooms, front to back living room with 646-5080 baths, attached breezeway and 2-car garaga. $45,- ^ WE WILL buy your home. BRETTON RD. - seven room VERNON ... commercial zoned fireplace, cozy dining room, eat-in kitchen, baths, 900. Quick efficient professional Cape, stained clapboards, 4 & 3 two family on a 84x120 lot finished recreation room plus oversized 2-car garage. In- service, call us first. W. J. Bar- selling for only $36,900. T. J. TOLLAND — New six-room Raised Ranches, 2 baths, fireplaced living room, formal ground pool. All this on a manicured lot and priced at a BOLTON - convenient to heatolator fireplace, deck, 2-car garage, many comb Realtor, 644-8000. dining room, fully applianced Crockett Realtors, 643-1577. comfortable $49,500. Come by early on this one. highways, five room Ranch, extras. Cuallflee for 5% tax rebate, 7 % % financing kitchen, garage with attached Directions: Main St. to intersection of Hartford Rd. and brick exterior, acre lot, fruit porch, $39,900. 649-8808. MANCHESTER - house and available to qualified buyers. Acre lota. $47,900. business location, six room Charter Oak. Charter Oak to left on Kane Rd. trees, large Florida room, two Price tfftriMHwg Heat, Hot Water. Appliances, Parking, Air Conditioner. Wall-to-Wall Shag Carpet, Full Basement, Patio. car garage, $39,900, G&R Real TOLLAND — New three bedroom Contemporary, 2 □ MISC SERVICES MANCHESTER - owner extra nice Colonial plus two baths, 2 fireplaces, cathedral cellinga, family room, story heated barn, on busy main ty, 289-6885. relocating, excellent location, wrap-around deck, 2-car garaga, wooded acre, six room Cape,/with fuil St., near hospital, ideal for of 164 E. CENTER ST. MANCHESTER - Turn of Cen $53,500. Services Ojjferi^ 1 31 dormer, 11/2 baths/three extra fices, shop, or tradesman. $65,- 000, Warren E. Howland tury Charm, eight room TOLLAND — New eight-room Raised Ranch, four large bedrooms, living room MANCHESTER Colonial, large fireplace, win Realtors, 643-1108. bedrooms, on first fioor, family room with firaplace, REWEAVING burns, holes. with fireplace, formal dining ding staircase, original wood, Zippers, umbrellas repaired, room, bright kitchen with buiit- 647-1419 Q 2-c'ar garage, qualifies for 5% tax rebate. $53,900. MANCHESTER - to settle 'realty SMS canvas ceilings, large' kitchen, window shades, Venetian ins, city water and sewer, i live in past or convert to TOLLAND — Nine room home, new, qualifies for 5% blinds. Keys. TV for 'rent. cipals only, $41,500, 649^19 Estate, two family 5-5, two car garage, garden space, con professional new office and tax rebate, 7 % % financing available to qualified Marlow's, %7 Majn St. 649-5221. venient location to schools and apartment. Parking for 30 cars, buyers. Approximately 3,000 aq. ft. of living area. shopping, 643-8498, days, 684- Main St. location, $65,000, G&R Call for details. $75,000. MILLAR TREe IService. Inc. YOU’RE INVITED 4192, evenings and weekends. Realty, 289-6885. Removal, prunjitg, lot clearing, Owner agent. spraying. FuHy inisured. TOMOMIOW 1.30-5 PM BOLTON - RANCH, 5 rooms, 3 Licensed. Free estimates. MANCHESTER - West side, six INSPECTION bedrooms, garage, large Phone 646-343'7, l»3-5354.' BRIARWOOD DRIVE FOR wooded lot $36,000. Philbrick AMEDY REALTY Fine New Homes li room Cape, 2-car garage, deep Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. Realtors 875-6283 t r e e SERVItk (Soucier) Manchester. lot, fireplace, $36,900. Warren E. Howland, Realtors, 643-1108. Profesalonal Sarvicea 7 Days a Weak Trees cut, trimniled or topped, 7’/4% FInancingl TWO-FAMILY Duplex, 6-6, stumps remoed. fully insured. TWO YEAR WARRANTEE TODAY & SUHDAY 1 to 5 P.M. $41,900. Two-family flats, 5-5, ROCKLEDGE - Nice three M c C a rth y Got a tree proBlem? Well worth ALL UNDERGROUND bedroom Ranch, possible fourth NEW HOMES i>y J .A . $34,900. Philbrick Agency, a phone call. 742^8252. UTILITIES bedroom, rec room, good loca Realtors, 646-4200. ,1 ; We Have A Large Variety of 1, 2, & 3 MTIIOIIIKTORY OFFERMG: tion, nice neighborhood. High MANCHESTER WEST — S models nearing completion, atlll Bedroom Apartments & Townhouses A • 30’s. Paul W. Dougan, Realtor, time to make your solectlona or build from one of theee 7 ROOM RAISED RANCH 643-4535. WINTHROP Throughout the Town of Manchester REDUCED models... (7WYt Mortg. Available) ,, Directions: McKee St. to Keeney St. to right on Briarwood to Serve Your Housing Needs. Model By MANCHESTER - Redwood WEUL, r'M N O r^lN ^TO IE YOU THINK YcXlLX-per FMN ^.700 to >51,900 Or. to models on left... r'AA RECRUITINeAN ARMY IMS WEEKOB ONLY! Farms, 3-4 bedrooms, unusual TO LAUNCHAN ALL-O-TT \AAR JOIN YOUR DUAAB ARMY, A M N E S TY LATH2 ON, Y q j'R E floor plan provides privacy for PIMEWOOD — Truly the nicest lots available. V* acre ASAINST THE EVIU QERM/ SADUY MISTAKEN Jf other Quality Homes to wooded with fabulous views. Chooas one of our models or Peter’s Furniture large family. Kitchen-family WINTHROI> AND... > Choose From. All StylesI room, combination. Fireplace, bring your plane or Idtas. Will build to ault... MODEL DPEN DAILY 11:30 A.M. until 8 Directions: South towards carpeting, garages, $57,500. Directions: Parker St. to Scott Dr. to Kennedy Rd. to J- Main street Glastonbury on Keeney St. Gliaden Associates, Inc., 644- Hamilton Dr. on left. Follow to end and models... y P.M. or Call 649-3940 - 646-1021 - 643- 2533, M a n o h e s te r Look for E.B. Company sign Any home may be bought contingent upon tale of your 4535. Rentals by Paul W. Dougan, Realtor. on corner of Briarwood present home. Drive. MANCHESTER - Built for han dle apped persons, four bedrooms, two baths, family room, fireplace, five ramps, MERRITT 9 -2 0 Financed By Savings Bank of Manchester BELfKNIE AGENCY oversized hallways, doors, ■ Pftf: IHam S47-I413 inter-com, extras. Glidden Reattors 646-1180 ■ AlitUM Associates, Inc.. 644-2533. CMlUftyWtA.’nc YM A .v,*. >• VI.* • aus,.. 4 A-L--* - I . ar.*i-- '♦■*«** > MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn,, Sat., Sept. 20, 1975- PAGE ELEVEN p a g e t e n - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn.. Sat., Sept. 20, 1975 Answer to Previous Puzzle Born Loser — Art Sansom BY JIM BERRY 6l W a te ry W B E .N J 1 Roomt for Rmt 52 Apartmentg fo r R»at 83 Apartments For Rent 53 Autos For Sate IR 1 An iX F T [-4 JY\ TOYOTA - See us for reliable THREE ROOM heated, fur ACROSS 3 Qrandparental }X H MIHY'PC? CENTRAL, pleasant comfor used Toyotas with our 60-day 4 Restrain table room, next to shower, nished apartment. Private en 1 African lake 5 Salt (pharm.) YtxJ COfitif TO TH(^ '< 0 0 ^ APARTMENT lOOYo warranty. We also buy parking, call 649-6801 after 6 trances. No children, no pets. used Toyotas. Lynch Motors, Dear Abby 5 Tree fluids 6 Ascended RENTAL OFFICE 9 River bollom A N 7 HAVPA \?0 IT f p.m. ' - References, security deposit. 345 Center Street, Manchester, 7 Irish fuel l i l 643-4860. . Open 8:30-5 weekdays, other 12 Enamor 8 Of sound times by appointment. 646-4321. f3 Martian 9 Sports MAhICHESTER - Clean fur By Abigail Van Buren (comb, form) ■ contests a JM nished sleeping room for quiet MANCHESTER - Deluxe two We have a large variety of n WE PAY $15 for complete junk 14 Exist 10 Pa. ciW (D [ g in iin person. Aply 4 Pearl Street, bedroom Townhouse, full base deluxe one A tvro bedroom cars. Call Joey, Tolland Auto 15 Asiatic Turk 11 Exploit Li^Rir-4 apartment 1 or 8, or phone 875- ment, private entrances and Townhouse and Garden type Body, 528-1990. t7 Falsify 16 Egyptian god 3^3. patio, includes heat, hot water, units throughout Manchester. DEAR ABBY: I have a friend I’ll call “Mrs. Busybody" 18 Strikes out 20 Debase 30 Zoo primates 46 Time gone by — appliances, carpeting, and pool, (print.) 22 Conduits 31 Strobile 47 Mountain FORD Mustang II, 1974, white, who phones me almost every day to ask, "What did you do 19 (Quietened ONE LARGE unfurnished $2^ per month, call 646-1021 or DMUTO ENTERPRISES 24 Mimicker 33 Purposeful (comb, form) four cylinder, nqanual transmis last night?” And if I tell her I attended a party, she asks, 21 Be borne 25 Greater 35 Abnormal 48 Glacial snow 9-310 643-4535, Paul W. Dougan 240 New Rd. rootii, share 11/2 baths, kitchen S tate sion, very economical, owner, “Who all was there?” 23 Gear tooth quantity swellings 50 Shall Realtor. 24 Ampere (ab.) IIFI 1-20 and cellar. Security and 64e>1021 644-0466. Last week, my husband and 1 attended a small dinner 26 Enter 40 Ogled 51 Little demons' V«jLec;.^l 27 Pygmy f) US PW on 9 197S ty NEA. IIK. references. 649-7630. party at the home of a woman who is also a friend of Mrs. 28 Mongol 43 Triller 52 Heap (Scot.) SIX room duplex, with garage, 1968 YELLOW automatic VW 29 Female soldier tribesman 45 Lucifer 55 Choler in Talcottville, security and Busybody, and the hostess made n e promise not to mention 32 Rhyming Mickey Finn — Morris Weiss FURNISHED ROOM, homelike convertible, good second car, 34 Musical atmosphere, use of kitchen. references required, $1W. 649- the party to our mutual friend. r“ 2 3 4 r j r 7 B 10 11 41 Articles for Sole 41 STORRS AREA - ten minutes call 875-1897 after 5. direction IT , THEH FOPOET IT/ HALUGAH Services Offered Building-Contracting 33 Articles tor Sale Parking, security, call 649-4936, 7384 after 6. Sure enough, Mrs. Busybody phoned the morning after away, three rooms, air, the party asking, “What did you do last night?” Naturally, 36 Boy's name 12 nr SURE TOLP IHE ABOUT YOUR 643-7ra. 37 Soup j SCOTTY— w e’VE GOT IS IT ABOUT IS/ TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY TAG SALE - September 20, 21, appliances, $145, Rentamation, 1973 DODGE Charger, very I had to tell her. (How could I have gotten out of it?) TWO HANDYMEN will clean, SIX ROOM apartment, garage, good conditions power steering, container I 15 16 rr SOMETHING HERE THAT THE m u p o Carpentry and general contrac 10-5, 293 Spruce St., mis- $40 fee, 643-2797. 38 Dance ■ WILL INTEREST YOU] MAROyCASEl rake, lime, fertilize, mow, Apartments For Rent 53 new bath and kitchen, no pets, and power brakes, automatic Now my hostess is angry with me because Mrs. 20" maintenance of lawn seasonal. ting. Residential and commer TAG SALE cellaneous items. responsible family or singles,. Busybody let her know immediately that I had told her 39 Bridge term IT t9" ROCKVILLE RACER - three . transmission. Call 649-8536. 41 Compass point Cellars and attics cleaned. cial. Whether it be a small Route 6 Bolton WE HAVE customers waiting , $210, call after 5 p.m., 646-2620. about the party. 2T repair job, a custom built home rooms, appliances, heat, 42 Upset r Reasonable prices. 643-5305. Friday, Saturday, Sunday for the rental of your apartment MERCEDES BENZ, 230, 1966. How can a person avoid getting in the middle like I did? 44 Love god M ■ or anything in between, call 646- Dogs-BIrds-Pets 43 parking, $180, Rentamation, $40 zT 5T 28 3“ 30 3t or home. J.D. Real Estate MANCHESTER - new unusual Very clean, very good condi TRAPPED 46 Hoglike 1379. Furniture, shelving, antiques, one bedroom Townhouses now fee, 643-2797. m ■ LIGHT TRUCKING - Odd jobs. DOG-CAT boarding reser Associates, Inc. 646-1980. tion. Excellent buy. Call 522- DEAR TRAPPED: First, you don’t have to promise not 49 Swift IT sr 35 Cellars and attics cleaned, small appliances, china and renting, at Independence 53 Constellation J vations. Combined inside/out- EAST HARTFORD Enterprise, 9800 days, or 247-9031. to tell anybody anything. (Say, “I won’t volunteer any □ lawns mowed, small tree work. glassware, decorator and LOOKING for anything in real Village, an adult community. 54 Mouth area sr sr side runs, partitioned privacy, Full basements, private en four rooms, basement, laundry, information, but if I’m asked, I won’t lie.”) 56 Coterie ' 1 Free estimates. Phone 643-6000. RootIng-SIdIng-ChImney 34 household items. estate rental — apartments, RED 1970 Volvo, 142, am/fm 57 At all times germicidal lighting. Canine - trances and patio, includes parking, ^pliances, carpeting, And you aren’t compelled to answer any questions you ST S"«T ;,200Shelddon Road, homes, multiple dwellings, no stereo tape, $1,W5. Call 289- 58 S w iss LML AVAILABLE supervised, day Joliday Inne heat, appliances, carpeting, air neat, $185, Rentamation, $40 don’t want to answer just because someone has had the IT 46 BIDWELL Home Improvement Manchester, 646-5971. fees. Call J.D. Real Estate fee, 643-2797. 5628. mountains 43 1 or your elder conditioner. Model open 11:30 nerve to ask. 59 Pedal digit b care with meals to Co. Expert installation of Associates, Inc. 646-1980. so St ly relative, whiie you go to FIREPLACE wood, seasoned till 8 p.m. daily, Henry St. off DEAR ABBY: I am employed as a housekeeper for a rich 60 Counsel (dial.) JT jr 48 48 52" aluminum siding, gutters and PRIVATE riding instructions, FIVE ROOMS - two bedrooms, 1973 PLYMOUTH gold duster, 6 work, shopping, visit a friend. hardwood, cut, split and NEWER Three-bedroom Main k ., Manchester, Paul W. lady. When things don’t go to suit her, she never tells me to 61 Promontory bT trims. Roofing installation and delivered, $20 half cord, stove English and Western, $5.00 per occupancy October 1, $200, cylinder,' automatic, air- Priscilla’s Pop — Al Vermeer Call 649-2358 for information. Duplex - IVz baths, carpeting, Dougan Realtor, 646-1021, 643- conditioning, Chorches Motors, my face. Instead, she writes it on a piece of paper and puts it repairs. 649-6495, 875-9109. wood,, $25. half cord. 228-0619. hour, call 633-5571, anytime. 4535, 649-3940. appliances, parking for one car, bT" sr sr all appliances. $275 monthly. 643-2791. where I will find it, making sure she is never around when I DOWN ■‘w h o k n o v j s ; /T a t t h e t o p ODD JOBS - trucking, home 647-9219. 'V’OU'RE R EALLY WHAT HORACE Tetrault - Siding, BASSET HOUND - AKC Frechette & Martin, Inc., read it. ST sr [ o f t h e h o n o r repairs, serving Manchester for WHEELS - With, without, new SIX ROOM Duplex, available 1 Dressed 20 A WHIZ ON THE (.YOU MIGHT EVEt^ roofing, storm windows, aw registered, male, eight months, Realtors, 646-4144. SPACIOUS six room apart 1970 CAMARO - good running Abby, I can understand English, and she can speak it, so ROLL/ AM I five years, free estimates, 643- snowcaps. GM, 13” , 14” ; Ford, October 1, security required, no 2 Whet METRIC SYSTEM/ / T A K E M Y nings. Quality workmanship, $150, 742-9394. ment, three bedrooms, securi condition. Call 568-6356. Ask for why doesn’t she tell me what’s on her mind instead of 0304. ______15” . Never touched ground. 643- UNUSUAL deluxe one bedroom pets, call 649-5702. I NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN I t^PRlSClLLA! PLACE... SAYING?/ free estimates. Fully insured. 2880. ty, references, and no pets, Tony Jr. sending me these notes all the time? 872-9187, 649-3417. FREE DOG - eleven months townhouse, private entrances - Town House large yard, $220, call after 4 Don’t tell me to ask her. She is a very touchy lady. /I LIGHT TRUCKING - attic and and patio, full basement, in 'VERNON FORD, 1968, LTD, wagon, air- cellars cleaned, for free es DINING ROOM set, Mediterra old, trained, 643-7250 between 5- G a rd e n s , a beautifully IRRITATED ROOFING - Specializing cludes heat, appliances, conditioned. $700. Call owner, DEAR IRRITATED: Why don’t you write her a note timate phone 647-9610. nean Conquero by United, oval 9. ' • landscaped apartment com; afior k n m repairing roofs, new roofs, carpeting, and pool. $245 per 742-8869. and ask her? If you can stand one more note, that is, table with two extension leaves, month. Paul W. Dougan, munity of unusual architectural ...... ” P;*” DRIVEWAYS - residential and gutter work, chimneys, cleaned four side chairs, two arm ARE YOU nice people? Do you design, featuring private en Homes tor Rent 54 because that’s probably how she’ll reply. and repaired. 30 years have your own home and yard? Realtor, 646-1021 or 643-4535. LINCOLN Continental 1970, two commercial installed anywhere chairs, buffet serving cabinet. trances, private patio with Win at Bridge d experience. Free estimates. If this describes you, you may door, dark green hardtop, dark in Connecticut. No job too large Recent cost $875, owner MANCHESTER- Deluxe 2 sliding glass door, wall-to-wall MANCHESTER - four room DEAR ABBY: Should a young person be able to question Howley, M3-5361. transferred price $450. be eliglible. to adopt Peanuts. green leather upholstery, AM- NORTH 20 or too small. 688-0863. bedroom Townhouse, IVz baths, carpeting, range, refrigerator, house, immaculate condition, FM stereo, tape deck, Michelin a rule that is set down by his (or her) parents? My parents E tch in g Conquero Mediterra An adorable nine week old disposal, master TV antenna, fireplace, fully furnished, often allude to the times when children accepted their AJ9873 spade to the 10; ruffing a club; ROOFING - Installation and full basement, private en tires, all power options, r \ ELECTRONIC TUNE-UP JIO nean becrroom set, triple female Beagle - Collie mix, just traverse rods; storage and • private yard, garage, no p ts , parents’ rules without question. V K 9 7 4 2 drawing trumps with a second repairs, gutters, storm win looking for someone to love. trances and patio, includes excellent condition, phone 524- 1 plus parts. Brakes, shocks, dresser, framed mirror, two laundry facilities in basement. no .children, $275 monthly, I think that’s wrong. I want to know the reasoning 6AK finesse; ruffing a diamond with 9-10 Ls'ti?"A^"p.lVyAi dows, doors. Experienced Phone 647-1655. heat, appliances, carpeting, 5877 days, evenings, 643-2012. lube, bearings, etc. headboards, three drawer pool, air-conditioning, $290 per Total electric, no pets. One and Hayes Corp, 6466131. i behind the rules. I also think I should be able to question *A dummy’s last trump; leading a quality workmanship. Fully in WEST (D) e a s t Captain Easy — Crooks and Lawrence Guaranteed. Call anytime, 646- chest. R ecent cost $1150, month. Paul W. Dougan, two b^room apipartments im 1967 MERCURY stationwagon, decisions that are supposedly for my own good. heart to the queen; losing two sured. Free estimates. transferred price, $600. Four MINIATURE 12 week old poo » 2 AK64 2065. Realtor, 646-1021 or 643-4535. mediately 'available through FOUR BEDROOM Colonial, 289 engine, runs good, $300,643- I’m 17 and old enough to be able to take part in some of hearts and a diamond and ex 5 ’ MATTER, , YOU SAID it :...RE WELI______SECONP Reasonable prices. Rick cushion, 98 inch couch by State dle, shots, snow white, $75. Call large living room, dining room, V A 6 V J 10 8 November 1, starting at $165 4533. the decisions that will affect my life. And I don’t think a ulting, “I made it” . POPNER- MEMBER YOUR HUNCH THE MOTION- Burnett, 646-3005. of Newburg, beautiful floral 643-0492. modern kitchen, sunporch. At ♦ Q J 10 9 7 6 5 2 ePAOBS PAVING, recap old driveways. MANCHESTER- Large newer •per month. Call 872-0528 Mon person my age should have to accept rules he doesn’t The principle of play he THAT WE AM0HT BE Excavate and grade new or old quilted upholstery, mint condi- day through Friday 8 a.m. - 5 tractively shrubbed lot. $400 *KQ964 *J 10 853 LETT1N6 OURBELVES- D&A ROOFING. Roofs, siding, duplex three iedroom apart 1974 225 SLANT 6 engine, 20,000 understand or agree with. taught from the hand was that driveways with amesite or uon. Recently purchased for p.m. for appointment. rent. Security and lease. B/W SOUTH IN FOR A V/BIRO TRIP gutters, and leaders. Free es ment. Immaculate condition miles, excellent condition, also My parents think I’m showing disrespect, but all I am in general you should work on bituminous concrete. 688-5407. $795, will sell $450. Smith, 646- Roses are red, violets are blue. Realty, 647-1419. A A Q 10 5 McKEE'S BLIMP? timates. Fully insured. 249- throughout. Priced right.' R. standard three speed transmis your longest side suit. It is 0893. Want Rds are great, and get fast ONE BEDROOM apartment, doing is asking for a little more respect from them. Am I out VQ53 0205. Zimmer, J.D. Real Estate 646- sion available, call 649-5965 ask of line? hearts, so at trick two South WINDOW CLEANING results too. 1980. newly decorated, close to COVENTRY CLOVER - five for Dave, 643-8011 after 5:30. 68643 Commercial and residential in TAG SALE - 22 Trumbull St., center, on bus line. Heat and rooms, basement parking A YOUNG READER A72 should lead the nine of spades, let it ride, draw trumps and eluding initial construction ^ moving, selling household MANCHESTER - New four hot water included. Ideal loca appliances, kids, pets OK, $185, 1969 FORD Country Squire DEAR READER: No. A 17 year old should be able to AKC small miniature silver Rentamation, $40 fee, 643-2797. Neither vulnerable lead a heart toward dummy’s cleaning for building contrac •••*****V.**’I i ...... » item s, tools and clothing room apartments, 1 1/2 baths, tion for one Senior Citizen. No wagon, good condition, $600, question a rule applied to him (or her) by a parent. The wise West North East South tors or developers. Fully in Heating-Plumbing 35 September 20, 21, 10-5 poodle puppies, two left, selling children and pets. Security king. at reduced price, 7426953. all appliances, carpeted, air- 649-8211. and patient parent will explain it. But the ultimate decision sured, free estimates. Call f .. conditioned, individual deposit. Call 'after 5 p.m., 643- 'Then a heart back toward his SEWERLINES, sink lines, TAG SALE - two rests with the parent until the child is of legal age. 1 6 Dble Pass Quality Maintenance Service, ...... b asem e n ts, w ash e r-d ry er 0580. OFFICE SPACE TOYOTA CELICA - 1972, Pass hand with the low heart, not the cleaned with electric cutters, September 19,20, 9-4, gas stove, Pass 4 A Inc. 647-9498. 45 facilities, one a a rtm en t FOR RENT excellent condition, 47,0 47,000. queen being played. This is the by professionals. McKinney dishwasher, something for Boats-A ccessorles MANCHESTER - quiet one Bugs Bunny — Heimdahl and Stoffel Pass so-called automatic finesse and B ‘20 available with fireplace.jpl Heat 25(1 square feet, center of miles, air conditioned, 20 MPG, Opening lead — Q 6 CUSTOM DRAPERIES made Bros. Sewage Disposal Com everyone, 42 Spencer St., Squire bedroom Ranch, type apart succeeds since West must play pany, 643-5308. 18’ CRUISER LINE, 125 h.p. and hot water included. $275 per Manchester, air conditioning overall. Make offer. Days, 646- very' reasonable, w ork Village, Manenester. month'. UaH Peterman, Realtor, ment, private entrance, in 5384, evenings, 649-2062. the ace. After this start South Evinrude with trailer. Call 875- and parking. Call 643-9551. v e r o v e r b e a r in a n •YAlD BE MORE ^ guaranteed call anytime, 649- 649-9404 or 646-2912. cludes Wat and appliances, POPULAR IF YAD , makes six, not a mere four. Alley Oop — Dave Graue NO JOB too small, toilet TAG SALE - Saturday, Sunday 8119. LIKE T' BOSS PEOPLE ^ By Oswald & James Jacoby 4266. $195; Paul W. Dougan Realtor, 1972 PLYMOUTH gold Duster ; QUIT VAKKIN a n YEAH...WELL, repairs, plugged drains, kitchen and Monday, North Coventry, 646-1021, or 643-4535. AROUND... A Wyoming reader asks: WHY PONT \ D'YOU REALLY I SURE TO, / faucets replaced, repaired, rec 14 1/2’ FIBERGLASS Chrysler ROCKVILLE - Three room Special, two door, automatic, : CRYSTAL GALL LISTEN ONCE IN Paul Cromelin shows today’s EASY COM E, RUBBISH REMOVAL - attics Cedar Swamp Rd., across from • •BUOSV- A WHILE... “My left hand opponent opens y W AN' ME I MEAN THAT, y MOLLY/ I'VE f WHAT RE WE EASY GO/ rooms, bathroom remodeling, boat, 55hp Chrysler motor, a apartment, with heat, hot i SIX cylinder, 24 MPG, radio,; hand as an example of what e O GET I JO H N ? had MY EYE [ WAJ.^N and cellars to be cleaned, yard .Allens Food Market, 10-6, MANCHESTER - Deluxe two MANCHESTER - First floor of one notrump. There are two heat modernization, etc. Free Gator Tipaway trailer, $500 or water, stove, refrigerator, $150. vinyl roof, snow tires, 39,300 . happens when beginners play HITCHED?------^ ^ON YOU FOR A FOR? care and landscaping, call 643- storm windows, violin, bedroom Townhouse, private charming country home, 6 1/2 passes. What should I do estimates gladly given. M & M will make trade. Call 872-2285. Adults only. Parking for One rooms, completely miles, one owner, $1875, 428 hands that have not been l o n g TIME' 5392. jwriter, household items, car. No pets. Security deposit entrances and patio, full base- Lake St., Bolton, 643-9708. vulnerable with: Plumbing & Heating, 649-2871. y items, and much more. redecorated, fireplace, self specially prepared for them. required. Call 643-9678. rilent, includes, heat, 4 kKJ 10 98x 4fx 6AJ93 16’ FIBERGLASS boat, 1971 appliances and carpeting, $255, cleaning stove, country kitchen, South’s jump to two spades was NEED A Sign painted or a DODGE Coronet wagon, 1972, ♦ 4 3?” FRANK SCOTELLA Plumbing TAG SALE - Relics, collec 50hp Evinrude. Little use. First two-car garage, $350 per month correct in expert standard designed, cars pin-striped, CHARLES APARTMENTS - call Paul W. Dougan Realtor, automatic, air conditioning, • The answer is that he should skilled hand painting. Very - Repairs and remodeling, tibles, crystal, figurines, $1500. Call 646-9392 after 6 p.m. 646-1021 or 643-4535. plus security deposit. Call after American bidding, but most sewer lines cleaned electrical East Middle Turnpike, 4 1/2 5 p.m., 646^3233. power steering, power brakes, beginners would just bid one bid two spades. He can be hurt, .reasonable rates. 644-0121. clothing, plants. 9/20-21, 9-4, room Townhouse 1 1/2 baths, 646-5398. ( ly. Prompt service on emergen corner Bolton Center - spade. However, four spades but there also is a good chance cies. 643-7024. Garden Products 47 appliances, carpeted, two air Business for Rent 55 was the normal contract to that his side can make game DRIVEWAYS sealed, very Bayberry Roads, Bolton. conditioners, heat, hot water, 1971 PLYMOU'TH Duster, 6 reasonable. Call 643-9245. reach. and little chance of serious BOTTI HEATING and Plum FRESH SWEET apple cider, storage, basement, garage, OFFICE SPACES for rent on cylinder, automatic, good con damage. A winning player can’t WHIRLPOOL 15 cubic foot up soundproofing, washer and PRESIDENTIAL Paul explains typical bing - All heating and plumbing also apples, plums, Bottr’s Main Street in Manchester, dition, call 649-8531 after 5. wear both suspenders and a right freezer, two years old, dryer hookupI $260 monthly, 646- VILLAGE APTS. ,.YA HAVE A TENOENCV student’s play by South cashing repairs plus remodeling. Call used one year, excellent condi Fruit Farm, 260 Bush Hill Rd., ideal location for professional dummy’s ace, king of diamonds belt. Painting-Papering 32 643-1496. 646-1540. MANCHESTER r OVERREACT tion, $175. 647-1907. Manchester. offices very convenient to all 62 r CRITICISM... and ace of clubs; leading a facilities. Please call 646-4100,9' Trucks lor Sale THREE ROOM furnished Cochran Mr. Abernathy — Jones and Ridgeway PAINTING - Save 30 - 60%. Flooring 36 DELICIOUS economical easy One and t\vo bedrooms. a.m.-5 p.m. Out Our Way — Negley TWO Keystone Classics, on LOO- apartment, all utilities, also FOR SALE - 1971 Chevy pick Five years experience. 14 tires for Chevys, used three to serve sweet corn at its best. Near schools, churches - FLOOR Sanding - Refinishing, one sleeping room, 272 Main St. up, V-8, standard 8 foot bed. SOOP SOSH.' IF HER B O Y -V B ETTER HANP OVER THAT I'M GOING TO BILLY Excellent references. Pete, 742- months. Call 568-4376 after 5:30. Buckland Farms fruit and and shopping center, on BOLTON NOTCH - 4,000 square MAIL AWP GOBE' 6117 (toll free) 5-10 p.m. floors like new, no waxing, vegetable stand, corner of feet building for professional Call 643-6993. FRIENPPOESNT START ISHUTHIMUP TAKEATENNIS JEAN MANCHESTER - Three room bus line. Call anytime WRITltO'HER MORE OFTEN MOTHER.. ie990N FFOM (specializing in older floors). 70” LOCKE Lawnmower, just Adams Street and Tolland offices, or sales, four commer SO SHE'P BE MORE ACCUS- KING?? INSIDE - Outside painting. Ceilings and inside painting. Turnpike opposite Caldors. furnished apartment, heat and cial industrial acres, land and PIU-YJBAN KING. sharpened, $400, or best offer. hot water. Available October 1, TOMEP TO GETTIM' A LETTER Special rates for people over 65. John Verfaille, 646-5750, 872- Call 289-0167 or 6496653. Open daily. 648-2623 building storage, parking, Molorcycles-BIcycles 64 HE'S SONkJA B e TH' CAUSE Fully insured. Estimates given. 2222. $150. One month security highway across shopping OF A LOT OF CASUALTIES Call 649-7863. NEW-USED wide mouth jars, deposit. Adults. Call 875-3503 center, entire or subdivide, L84, TRIUMPH in excellent condi IN TH IS h o m e ; TAG SALE - miscellaneous after 6. HOMELINE Floor Cleaners - items, rain or shine, Saturday carboys, one-five gallons. and 1-86 close. 521-7373. tion. Reasonable. Call 643-4534.; WALLPAPER Hanging - $2.75 Residential - Commercial. Crocks, 2-5 gallons. Kegs, and Sunday, September 20, 21, PLUSH one bedroom apart T per roll. Ei^erinced Strip, wax and buff all floors. 193 Woodbridge St., starting at barrels. 643-2880. MANCHESTER Gardens - Two Resort Property PENTON 175, Jack Piner, 1974. Estimates. 6436367 between 8- ment, large enclosed pnyate tradesman. Call R. 9. bedroom apartments in For R en t...... 56 Excellent conditioif, never been Vi- Starkweather, 644-3194. 4. STRING BEANS - pick your patio, pool, all utilities, beautiful country setting. Walk raced, knobbles and compres appliances included, 6496358, FOUR ROOMS of used fur own, Natsisky Farms, 644-0304. to everything. $189 monthly. SPEND , a weekend or week in sion release. $800. 643-0152. JONES 4 n r - i p j 1 PAINTING - interior and 643-6266. Includes heat, hot water, and niture, appliances, rugs, mis New Hampshire on Lake Astro-graph 9-20 exterior, paperhanging, cellaneous, appointment only, CHRYSANTHEMUMS - dig appliances. Superintendent, Kanasatka in Moultonboro. Fall 1972 YAMAHA 125, trail bike, □ MISC. FOR SALE MANCHESTER GREEN - se excellent work. References. 646-5415. your own, $1.50 each, 29 Moun Equal Housing.Hot and winter rental. Furnished, low mileage, good condition, BkDE OSOL Free estimates. Fully insured. tain Rd., Glastonbury, (near cond floor apartment, winterized and fireplaced cot first $450. 228-9817. By BERNICE Mutt & Jeff — Al Smith Martin Mattson, 6494431. references required, $165 Articles for Sale 41 GIGANTIC Flea Market, Satur Minnechaug Golf Course). MANCHESTER - newer two tage on 150’ lakefront, sleeps For S u nd ay S e p t. 21, I LIKE TO KEEPTRACK^ monthly, 643-5983. bedroom duplex, half of two 1974 TX-500 YAMAHA, best 1975 SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) day, Sunday, September 20, 21, six. Enjoy foliage, fishing, hun Stick to your tiunches Involving L.ET!5 a s k JEFF IN OF MV WINNINGS' PAPER HANGING Expert. TURNIPS - 49 Glode Lane, by fariiily, full private basement, ting, skiing, snowmobiling; $125 reasonable offer, for more in ARIES (March 21-April 19) ALUMINUM sheets used as lb -5 , 187 B ry an D r., FOUR ROOM apartment. money today. If your instincts th e GAWE/ he plays / -ocAT/ Your average paper, in average Manchester. the Manchester - East Hartford includes ^ lia n c e s , $235 per week - also weekend rates. Call formation, call 649-8458 after 4 You'll be highly protective of RECKLESS AND GREAT/ printing plates; .007 thick, low; ime“ Tolla;^^^ carpeted, heat, hot water and your self-interests early in the warn you about a certain per room, $25. Mr. Richman, 646- 23x32” . 25 cents each or 5 for $1. mornth, P aul W. D ougan Cromwell 635-0457 after 5 p.m. son, it’s best not to deal with FOOLISH,' 3864...... appliances included. Adults on; Realtor, 646-1021, or 643-4535. day. but will soon realize you're Phone 643-2711. TAG SALE - Saturday, ly, no pets. references and being too self-centered. Your him. September 20, 9:30-4, 23 Antiques 43 VERMONT- rustic log cabin on Campers-Trallers PAINTING INTERIOR and security deposit, near hospital, 65 better Instincts will take over. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-D*c. WE BUY and sell used fur Fleming Road, off Woodland. WEST CENTER Street - Com rambling brook, close to white Mobile Homes Exterior and wallpapering. call 649-9258. pact apartment, stove, River, sleeps 8, includes TAURUS (April 20-May 20) 21) Being around larger niture. Cash on the line. One groups today won't give you Professional contractor Bob TAG SALE - September 20 & 21, glass, pewter, oil paintings, or refrigerator, completely everything, modern con 1971 21 1/2’ TERRY Travel Though you could be In piece or an entire housefull. NEW DUPLEX three trailer, full bath, excellent con convenienced. you’ll feel better the excitement it usually Jobin, ,649-9027. 646-6432. Furniture Barn, 345 10-4 p.m., clothes, household, other antique items. R. revamped and modern. $175, veniences, good fishing, weekly WHY m o t h e r s SET 6RAY , bedrooms, 1 1/2 baths, full dition, 643-4715. if you let compassion rule your generates. You're better off in Main Street Rear, behind and toys, 29 Jan Dr., Hebron, Harrison, 643-8709. and security. 646-1189. rental, Paul W. Dougan quiet pursuits. J.P. LEWIS & SON - Custom basement with hook-ups, actions even if a small personal Douglas Motor Sales. 646-2669. Realtor, 646-1021, 643-4535. Our Boarding House — Carroll & McCormick Painting - Interior and exterior. WANTED - Antiques or collec residential area, large yard, no HILLIARD STREiET - Modern BEST HOUSING Buy in town, loss Is involved. CAPRICORN (Doc. 22-Jan. pets, $275. 646-8057. Paperhanging, Remodeling CLEAN USED refrigerators, TAG SALE - Saturday and Sun tables, rugs, paintings, bronzes, second floor, all electric apart brand new, front kitchen in GEMINI (May 21-June 20) 19) Don't invite anyone to your Gutters. Fully insured. 649- house today unless you DID you ^ l e t h im ^ , Trad* Mart ranges, automatic, washers, day, September 20, 21, china furniture, lamps,' china, etc. ment, four rooms, $185 and deluxe early American, wall-to- Gentle methods will achieve 1 TRUST m ENJOYED THE NIGHT 720 EAST HARTFORD - Deluxe 4 sincerely want their company. IMAGINE / s e t aw ay 9658. with guarantees. B. D. Pearl’s closet, piano, household items, Any quantity, 644-8%2. security. 646-1189. wall carpeting, matching things (or you today that flexing A6 MUCH A6 1 DID.' HAPPINESS 1/2 room, heated Townhouse. □ AUTOMOTIVE They'll take you up on it and a AN WITH HIS Appliances, 649 Main St, 643- glassware, much more, 167 appliances, $9,995. Trades., your muscles' or raising your IS t e s t in g yourself and WINNINj, Two bedrooms, 1 1/2 baths. welcome. Large selection of voice could never hope to ac boring' day will ensue. UMBRELLA,) ST(DRY-'~ The Flintstones — Hanna-Barbera Productions 2171______• Vernon St., 10-4. ■ ANTIQUES Wanted - American 3 1/2 ROOM apartment, nice AS THE RAIN TORE AT MY •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• furniture, oriental rugs, pain Private basement. Dishwasher, yard, like private home, base Autos For Sale 61 homps to choose from, look into complish. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Fab. 19) GARMENTS. 1 SIMPLY FORCED JOOl WE MAY disposal, stove, refrigerator, 14’ wide living. Parts, supplies, ...COULDN'T s t a n d Building-Contracting, 33 SCREENED LOAM - driveway YARD SALE - Saturday tings, pewter. Windsor dhairs, ment. Working adults, no CANCER (June 21-July 22) Surround yourself today with MYSELF JO RELAY BY IMAGINING YOU'RE J need t h e WHAT h a p p e n e d air conditioner. No pets, one and .iccessories, full time ser people who are highly creative 6 INCE A LL t h a t N O IS E AT gravel, processed gravel, sand. S eptem ber 20th, 10-5. 26 crocks, jugs, Ron Dionne, 643- children, pets. 643-2880. NEED CAR? Crehit bad? Praise or recognition are not I WAS LISTENING TO A NOT In loving memory ol Mrs. Kannv dollars have paid for. Why not stop In at either Company No. 1 on McKee Street or Uoodspeed Robinson who passed awa'v Dairy Stores •September 20. 1974. Central Headquarters at 75 Center Street and talk with your professional firefighters r\\4» c o \ m ;m i ;m i .o C m i o n s while you are shown some of the latest and most unique fire equipment available. You are never forgotten Kannv dear. Rt, 6 & 44A — Open Daily & Sun. Never shall you be, As long as life and memory iast. PROFESSIONAL FIREFIGHTER LOCAL 1579 We shall remember thee. ’iirkiidr Braiieli ■ Mon. llirii Sill. TOWN OF MANCHESTER. CONN. Sadiv missed (.liiliM anil Iterniee Hieg) li.v h'rank C. Robinson Harold C. Pohl, President and family '■ I i wiui cui latt said with the ayton. t Harold ragedy. ed and iting of. The Herald "(4L j Sept. 20, 1975 ■i -N' r V- ^ lousi ce! m re 'k ^ U al of ur el A c- 7 Ip ■ rgi. 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Here are hand in March, both at the Vernon Center Mid Indian dancer To see operas Workshop series made objects of art from three African dle School. nations. There is a wooden comb and a Anyone wishing information on patron One of India’s major classical dancers, Students at Bennet Junior High School The American Shakespeare Theatre's decorated gourd from Kenya, an armlet memberships may contact Andrea Han Indrani Rehman, will bring her company will have the opportunity to attend three Center for Theatre Techniques in Educa from Uganda, and an earring from Tan son, president, 647-9697, or Solange of dancers and musicians to the of the Connecticut Opera Association’s tion (CTTE) will offer a series of 10 zania. (This last country was Quick, vice-president, 872-3718. auditorium of the Connecticut General productions this year. Series tickets for weekend workshops in subjects ranging Tanganyika^ plus Zanzibar until 1964). Insurance Co., Cottage Grove Rd., all three operas or individual opera from theatre games and improvisation Note the alternations of who’s-on-first Now playing Bloomfield, Friday at 8 p.m. tickets may be purchased. to self image and environments this fall for the order of names on the stamps. A The repertoire, “Sacred Dances of In The operas are “Girl of the Golden and winter. check of Scott’s Volume I shows that the “Awake and Sing” by Clifford Odets dia,” covers most of the better-known . West” and “Tosca,” both by Puccini, switcheroos have been going on from the has opened the new season at the Hart classical dance styles of Nqrth and South and “Somnambula” by Bellini. D esired primarily for teachers and beginning of the threesome in 1965. ford Stage Company in Hartford. It plays India. The field trips are sponsored by the others interested in the application of Sometimes it is keyed to products such through Oct. 26. For reservations, call The event is a benefit perfonnance to music department at Bennet. Parents theater to the learning process and to as these, or to an area or a building, but 525-4258. aid orphanages and schools in India. For wishing further information may call personal development, the CTTE often it just seems to be a case of “My workshops will be held at the Howard Hazel Steck of Coventry iis starring in reservations, call 568^3654, or Mrs. Walter Grzyb, music teacher, at the turn now.” “Oklahoma,” the Rodgers and Radha Jalan, 646-3894. school. Johnson Conference ^ n te r in Milford f Each country has also continued to Hammerstein musical hit at the beginning the vTeekend of Oct. 24. issue stamps in its own name only. Ugan Coachlight Dinner Theatre in East Wind ‘1776’ revived Workshop participation, however, is da had a nice flower set in 1971; Kenya sor through Nov. 2. Dance program had sea shells the same year; and Tan An impressionist revue called “FYench not restricted to teachers, and the A full-scale revival of the award Center welcomes anyone interested in zania put on a set of 15 butterflies in ’73. Dressing” is showing at the Chateau de The Edward Villella Dance Company winning musical “1776” will usher in the The stamps Kenya-Uganda-Tanzania Ville in East Windsor through Oct. 5. will - perform at the Jorgensen the application of theater techniques to theater season qt the Bushnell Memorial personal development. Mrs. Charles 0. Sterling, co-president of the Gilbert & Sullivan Workshop, (or TUK, or UKT, etc. in whatever The new musical play “Cowboy,” a Auditorium at University of Connecticut Hall in Hartford Sept. 27 at 8 p.m. For watches as Ralph Maccarone explains the plans and general conditions for order) were printed under the auspices story about life in Montana centering in Storrs Thursday at 8:15 p.m. For Each of the workshops begins on a reservations, call 246-6807. Friday evening and ends on a Sunday the proposed bandshell on Manchester Cominunity College property, ^ c - of the East African Postal & Telecom around the character of Charles Russell, reservations, call 486-4226. munications Corporation. We will forego the Westenupainter, plays through Sept. afternoon. Lodging and meals are carone, co-chairman of the bandshell committee, was presented a check Just for addicts Symphony previews available at the Howard Johnson Motor for $150 from the Gilbert & Sullivan Workshop toward the bandshelf fund. any further delving into this can of For Cornering Addicts. The Postal Ser 28 at the Goodspeed O^era House in East worms. Haddam. Piano scholarships Lodge. vice is now making an effort to supply A new radio series, “Hartford For additional information and ‘Airport Journal’ four-position plate blocks to any office Application deadline for the second an Symphony Previews,” has been an application forms, write The Center for The “Airport Journal” for August is at that takes fqll-carton lots of com- Rehearsals start nounced by the Symphony Society of nual scholarship competition sponsored Theatre Techniques in Education, Shell awaits okay hand. (From the American Airmaii memoratives. That is, 20,000 panes of 50 The Choral Club of Hartford has begun by the Hartford Symphony Auxiliary has Greater Hartford. To be aired on Radio American ShakespeareTheatre, Strat Society). On the masthead of the little stamps at a whack. (“Panes” are what been extended to Sept. 26. Station WTIC-FM, the shows will begin rehearsals for its Christmas concert. ford, Conn., 06497. The progress of the bandshell com lot. The bandshell would be at the mag is the name Gerard A. Caron — the we call sheets). The group meets Thursdays from 7:30 to This year the competition is open to Oct. 6 at 6:30 p.m. and be heard on Mon Chairman of Exhibitions for the mittee in Manchester has reached lower end of a sloping hill. Want to win a bet? The Eakins painting 9:45 p.m. at the First Church of Christ at young pianists who are studying piano in days preceding each of the Hartford The site would involve about ten Manchester Philatelic Society. Inside, public, private or parochial schools. Symphony’s 10 concerts. the tentative agreement stage and stamp (Scott number 1335, 1967) and the the corner of Main St. and Farmington acres. his department. Airs of The Month, Ave., West Hartford. The half-hour programs, planned and now awaits final approval from the describes and illustrates offerihgs of 8 Walt Disney (number 1355, 1968) were Maccarone suggests that anyone produced by commercial firms in New Interested men choral singers are in First prize is $1,000, second is $500, and coordinated by the Hartford Symphony Board of Directors. countries, from Bermuda to Togo. third prize is $250. The awards are made Auxiliary, will include interviews >rith The Gilbert & Sullivan Workshop or any group wishing to do so may Jersey, as we are reminded by a recent vited to attend one of the next three make contributions to the bandshell There is news that the first volume of rehearsals and join in the singing with possible by a grant to the Auxiliary from guest artists and symphony members, is the first organization to make a the long-awaited “American Airmail item in the philatelic press. It should be Choral Club members. Tryouts will be the Connecticut General Insurance Cor- aiong with discussion and musical il donation of $150 from the proceeds of fund by sending them to The Catalogue” is ready. A reviewer com easy to find somebody who will pound on t poration. lustration of works to be performed. Weekend, an entertainment and Bicentennial Committee, P.O. Box the table and insist that the Bureau of held immediately after rehearsal. television supplement, is published last spring’s production “Pirates of plains that is it not well updated as re Men singers are needed in all four Repertoire requirements and applica Arthur Winograd, music director of 1776, Manchester, 06040. cent auction knockdowns have run far Engraving and Printing had put out all each Saturday by The Manchester Penzance” to the bandshell fund. our stamps since the 1943-44 Overrun vocal ranges. For further information, tion forms are available from Mr. A.M. the Hartford Symphony, will serve as Maccarone called the bandshell, ahead of some of the listed prices. But Halpem, 237 Preston St., Windsor, Conn. consultant. Commentary and musical il Evening Herald, Herald Square, The proposed location of the Nations. call Everett MacCluggage of 69 Ansaldi Manchester, Conn. 06040. planned to open for the Bicentennial insofar as airmail covers are concerned, 06095., or phone 688-1822. lustration will be eiven by Myron bandshell is to the right of the Double hobby Rd., Manchester, 649-0374. Directing the Publisher Raymond F. Robinson yfear and its activities, “a fitting “it’s the only one in town.” group is Charles Fidlar. The competition takes place Oct. 13 at Schwagger, a cellist and faculty member Wetherell St. entrance to the MCC Coins-on-stamps should be a good Weekend Editor Doug Bevins legacy for the next generation.” Still looking The Choral Qub also presents a con the Connecticut General home office in at Hartt College of Music. The series will campus and adjacent to the parking ' double-strength collecting hobby. ’The Bloomfield. be hosted by Jon Stevens of WTIC. There is a piece in the latest American cert in the spring. Philatelist that could have fitted nicely Falkland Islands will release a set of 5 in October to publicize their new coinage. into the above journal. It seems that air- Arts due in Marlborough letter people are still looking for the mis There will be pictures of coins, together sive given to Jean Blanchard by G. with trout, gentoo penquins, geese, Here’s bookmobile schedule The creative and performing arts will ville Singers Readers Theatre, albatross and sea lions. Money plus HEIRLOOMS OF TOMORROW ARE AT Washington in 1793. It was carried in come to the Marlborough Community puppeteer Don Wunderlee, the Simsbury wildlife. Scott’s Monthly Journal notes Blanchard’s pocket during a bailoon Tuesday Arts Festival next Saturday and Sunday Light Opera, the Del Greene Afro Jazz recent sets like this from China, Mexico, Here’s next week’s schedule 3:30 p.m. — Bruce Rd. fiight from Philadelphia to Woodbury, i0:20alm.— Holiday House. COUNTR' (Sept. 27 and 28) in Blish Memorial Park Group, and a performance by the and Norway. Information on back issues' for the Manchester Public 4:10 p.m. — West and N. N.J., in January of that year. He showed 11 a.m. — Charter Oak St. at Lake Terramuggus. The event runs Newington Children’s Theatre. is supplied by the American Topical Library bookmobile: Fairfield Sts. ^■MMOST.MMKHEna I Q P T the ietter to townspeople at the landing 11:40 a.m. — Arvine PI. Merchants In Early Am erican | ^ from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday and noon Professional artists will be judged by Association. 1:30 p.m. — Clinton and Oak Paul Zimmerman, professor of painting site and was forthwith given a carriage Monday Thursday Furniture Reproductions^ to 5 p.m. Sunday. ride back to Philly the same evening. Visitors welcome Sts. 10:20 a.m. — Head Start The schedule of entertainment will at the University of Hartford The Manchester Philatelic Society will 10:20 a.m. — Manchester Clocks • Lamps • Fireplace Furnishings Art School. Art, photography and othe The text of the letter is given in the ar- Manor. 2:10 p.m. — Bishop Dr. Center. begin each day with a performance by have a meeting at Mott’s Community 2:50 p.m. — McDivitt Dr.. exhibits will also be featured. ticie, where George Henhoeffer 11 a.m. — Bluefield Dr. 11:40 a.m. — Sunnybrook Gifts and Nautical Paraphernalia the Marlborough Fife and Drum Corps. Hall at 7 to 10 p.m. Tuesday the 23rd. 3:30 p.m. — Shepard Dr. Admission is free. Light food and drink describes his worldwide 40-year 11:40 a.m. — McGuire Lane. Apartments. 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SCULPTURES, UTHOQRAPHS AND OBJECTS OF ART ' ^Consumer Sales SUNDAY ONLY AT AFFORDABLE PRICES Corner of ^road ($2 • $600) FOR HOME S ^ S O and Center Street Mon.-Fri... 8 a.m. - 9 p.m. Manchester Parkade OFFICE'AND THAT SPECIAL Sat ...... 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. SCONCES Reg. 2.95 each QIFTI ' , , . Phone S46-2112 iNim>S9ldipn WHILE THEY LAST ’ ’ /r * . . •2 Fee Cmtoiiier - ■J.t t I 1,1 ■ ‘ / I WEEKEND — Sept. 20,1975 — Page 5 Page 4 - WEEKEND - Sept. 20, 1975 By ALICE EVANS speed of nearly 50 miles per hour and m will go about 30 miles on a labour You. may, never, be able to hitch charge. As batteries improve the your proverbial wagon to a star, but range will widen. You have a plug in Harnessing with a little ingenuity and effort, you your garage or on the side of your can harness the sun, wind and even a house, and it will cost less money to small waterfall to provide heat, light mm operate this plug than it does to run and power for your home plus energy any other plug in your house, to operate your car. because the only work it does is in This is not a dream of the future, the off-peak hours between 8 p.m. ,«?yv' Jj4.,S . SVjj'' u but things that Mike Corbin, former and 7 a.m. But that’s all you need for ly of Manchester and president of power, a 110 volt outlet, he said. K' . Corbin-Gentry, Inc., of Somersville, S i f c r - is involved in right now. .fe’ “According to statistics, 78 per An instant millionaire, he has cent of Americans travel only 18 parlayed $80 and a new design fora miles a day. All we need to do is motorcycle seat into $5 million in train ourselves to go to work or shop about five years. “I became a ping in an electric car and use our millionaire accidentally, and the $5 large gas-eating cars for weekend million is in assets, not cash,” Mike trips or vacations. It would pay you said. to own two cars, not only in energy His motorcycle accessories firm is savings or in pollution savings but in currently the largest manufacturer dollars and cents spent on fuel,” he of custom motorcycle seats in the said. world. Last year, the firm had $2,- Mike, who operated his firm in a 250,000 in sales, he said. Corbin rides Quick Silver at 171.102 miles per hour at Utah’s small shop |n Bolton Notch about salt flats. The fastest electric bike in the world, as all Cwbin His experience as a motorcycle five years ago, and later, on Rt. 83 in racer and Navy electrician involved motorcvcles is powered by batteries manufactured by Yar- Ellington, now has his plant housed ney Electric’Corp., New London, makers of the batteries used in the Navy’s electric prppulsion in the former Somersville Mill program, led him to design and across the road from a dam on the by our astranauts on the moon walks. manufacture an electric motorcyle Scantic River. He has harnessed the before we were hit by today’s energy river and is now using its hydroelec pinch. tric power to run the plant. He proved it Jean Lara, vice-president and Topping that, he designed and built financial wizard of the firm, is using Quick Silver, the world’s fastest the sun’s rays to raise fruits and electric motorcycle, because ‘‘I vegetables in an organic garden on wanted to prove that electric the fifth floor of the facility. vehicles don’t have to be slow Mike, who has six patents on elec moving.” He proved it at the trical devices, still has another Bonneville Nationals on Utah’s salt project. “This is what I’m going to flats in 1974 when he rode Quick do and would advise anyone else to Silver at a top speed of over 171 start thinking about. I’m designing a miles per hour with an average house, which will be independent of speed of more than 165 miles per all services. It will be heated by hour. solar energy and firewood with wind Still proving things, he rode his generators to power the house. The newest motorcyle, the XLP-II to the byproduct is that the wind Mike Corbin and his motoreycle rest after conquering Mt. Washington. top of Mt. Washington, N.H., a climb generators will also charge a couple of 4,688 feet, in the Mt. Washington of electric cars so that I don’t have Alternative Vehicle Regatta this to be an energy consumer in my own ' / - summer. home,” he said. “We came in first. The bike made Start working it to the top in about 26 minutes. The eight miles of road is real hairy and “The average person can do a lot slow moving with 99 hairpin turns. more than he thinks he can do. He We made two trips up the mountein can’t shut off the electricity and oil Deborah MacArthur of Tolland checks out We need people to do something about energy. before recharging the bike at a wind tank tomorrow and say ‘Okay, I’m Volkswagon converted into an electric car by one of Corbin independent.’ He has to start If everyone said M’m going to take aggressive ac mill powered generator at the top, Gentry’s “Electric Bug Kits.’’ Mike said. working in that direction. It will take tion about my energy needs,’ nearly 95,per cent of Though Mike admits that very a couple of years to .get the money the nation’s energy problems would be solved. few people are buying electric cars together and to get enough hardware because they feel that you have in in the place so that he can be at least fringed on their right to be mobile, 65 or 75 j)er cent independent. Then he has designed and is manufac he can finish it right up with a wood turing an “Electric Bug Kit” to con stove,” Mike said. vert a used Volkswagen into an elec “We need people to do something tric car. about energy. If everyone said ‘I’m “All you need to recycle an old going to take aggressive action about Volkswagen is the shell of the car my energy needs, nearly 95 per cent plus the clutch and transmission. of the nation’s energy problems One of our representatives can tell a would be sqlved,” he said. person how to install the kit over the Perhaps someday, if Mike has his phone. It will cost about $175 to $200 way, every parking meter will be to have someone else or a dealer to equipped with an electric outlet, and install the kit, and we have a dealer Manchester’s skyline will be dotted in South Windsor,” Mike said. with Windmills. Then we will be free of the oil producing countries and 65 cents a week their whims, and large utility bills “It costs 65 cents to operate the will be a thing of the past. car for a week. The car travels at a I s f'n I,. ; v i v .:.\.:,i^~ I •I . t wnrtrKRNT) — Sept. 20. 1975 - Page 7 Page 6 - W EEKEND - Sept. 20^ 1975^ This week’s movies on TV Old photos are more Story of the man who dropped the bomb moon couple is lured to chateau owned 4:30 (3) “ Tammy and the Millionaire” on Hiroshima. Robert Taylor, Eleanor by vampires. Clifford Evans, Noel Today (1967). Composite of four “ Tammy” TV Willman. shows. Debbie Watson, Frank McGrath. Pdrkcr than bits of nostalgia 1:30 (5) “The Invisible Invaders” 9:00 (20-22-30) “ The Stone K iller” 11:30 (8) “ Shane’* (1953). Story of a 5:00 (20). “ La Vida Nueva de (1959). After scientist is killed in explo (1973). Hard-headed cop tries to unravel mysterious gunfighter who befriends Perdido Ardia” (1965). Spanish. Grandma, her hands folded moved into different posi in diamdter. sion, his associate is visited by a moon chain of mystery that leads to a plot in homesteaders. Alan Ladd, Van Heflin. 6:00 (5) “ The Enforcer” (1950). stiffly over a white apron, tions. After the roll was exposed invader. John Agar, Jean Byron. volving Vietnam veterans and the un 11:30 (40) “ Strangers When We Meet” By the mid-1850s the the loaded camera was sent Mystery drama with Humphrey Bogart newlyweds posed rigidly in 3:00 (3) “ Pinocchia in Outer Space” derworld. Charles Bronson, Martin (1960). Drama of a love affair between a wedding finery, horses stand daguerreotype was being to the factory. There the film and Zero Mostel. (1965). Puppet boy goes to Mars to track Balsam. married architect and a frustrated ing in floodwater. Photo replaced by the ambrotype, a was developed, the camera 6:30 (9) “ The Beast from 20,000 down a threat to Earth. Animated car 10:00 ( 24) “ The Phantom of the housewife. Kirk Douglas, Kiip Novak. graphs, literally millions of hotograph made on glass by reloaded atid the pictures Fathoms” (1953). Nobody believes scien toon. Opera” (1925). Classic film about the 1:00 (5) “ Midsummer Night’s Dream” them, cram the files of local Cacking a thin negative with and camera returned to the tist who sees a tremendous beast until 3:00 (5) “ Fighting Trouble” (1956). crazed musician who seeks revenge. Lon (1935). The Shakespeare classic with an historical museums across a black surface. owner. havoc breaks out. Paul Christian, Paula And by the 1860s the fer The Bowery Boys get in trouble with a Chaney, Mary Philbin. all-star cast. the land. The box camera enjoyed Raymond. Although photography rotype (tintype) and paper great popularity into the camera. 11:30 (3) “ Kiss of E vil” (1963). Honey 8:00 (9) “ Above and Beyond” (1953). dates from 1839 when prints from glass negatives mid-20th century and is about an honest cop’s crusade against w ere used. The ferrotype was Daguerre’s results were pub responsible for the bulk of the Young lawyer discovers his friend’s 4:30 (30) ‘ "The Male Animal” (1942). corruption. A1 Pacino, John Randolph. lished, it remained in the a photograph made on a thin photographs made during death was murder, not suicide. John Story about the love problems of an 11:30 (30) “ The ’Two Mrs. Carrolls” Jiands of professional men. It iron plate using collodion as this period. Sunday Wayne, Frances Dee. idealistic college professor. Henry Fon (1947). Wife is menaced by her husband. was not until the 1870s after a a vehicle for the sensitive 8:00 (30) “ Colorado Territory” (1949). 2:00 ( 40) “ Visit to a Small Planet” da, Olivia de Havilland. Barbara Stanwyck, Humphrey Bogart. succession of inventions sdlts. If you’ve been wondering 5:00 (9) “Charge at Feather River” simpHfying the process that what to do with old photo Tale of the Old West. Joel McCrea, (1960). Comedy about a visit from outer Midnight (9) “ Curse of the Cat When in 1888 the ro ll film (1953). Cavalry turns back an Indian up photography was promoted graphs, consider giving them Virginia Mayo. . space. Jerry Lewis, Joan Blackman. People” (1944). Child becomes possessed camera was introduced, the rising. Guy Madison, Frank Lovejoy. for the amateur. amateur photographer came to your historical association. Noon . (5) “ Live Wires” (1946). The 3:00 (5) “ Nightmare” (1956). Murder, after visiting and old woman. Simone 8:00 (9) “ ’The Bad and the Beautiful” into his own, George East Just make sure that people, Bowery Boys get into trouble trying to mystery, hypnosis and New Orleans jazz Simon, Kent Smith. (1957). Story of the ruthless rise of a The daguerreotype was the man gave the name ‘Kodak places and events are iden track down a mobster. with Edward G. Robinson. 12:15 (40) “ The Goddess” (1958). Hollywood producer. Lana Turner, Kirk earliest variety of photo to the first of these' cameras. tified and dated, if at all 1:00(5) “ Pride of the Marines” (1945). 4:30 (22) “ G-Men” (1935). Account of Drama of an actress’s rise to stardom. graph in which the image They were loaded at the fac possible. Story of Marine adjusting to blindness. the government’s battle with organized Douglas. Kim Stanley, Lloyd Bridges. was produced on a silver tory with a roll of film which Your contribution could John Garfield, Dane Clark. crime. James Cagney, Margaret Lind 9:00 (8-40) “ Serpico” (1973). Drama plate or a copper plate would allow the photo help fill in time and events 2:00 (8) “ Wheel of Fortune” (1941). say. covered with silver. Portions grapher to make about 100 gaps and provide continuity of it will reflect light rother exposures. Pictures were cir to a pictorial history of your Government hunts disguised Nazi war and Goldie Hawn in London. than show an image when cular and about 2-1/2 inches community. ? criminal in New England. Orson Welles, 11:30 (3) “ The Miracle” (1959). Young Monday postulant struggles to find herself. Loretta Young. 1:00 (5) “ Gay Sisters” (1942). Roman 4:30 (20) “ The Conquest of Everest” Carroll Baker, Roger Moore. University of Hartford tic drama with Barbara Stanwyck and (1953). Documentary of the expedition to 11:30 (5) “ The Old Fashioned Way” (1934). Group of performers tries to George Brent. the highest peak in the world. OPEN SUNDAYS avoid the sheriff. W.C. Fields. 1:00 (9) “ The Power and the Prize 8:00 (9) “ Fighter Squadron” (1948). 12:30 (9) “ Lullaby of Broadway” shows stunning photos (1956). /tmbitious executive falls in love Pilot roars into the sky in mission after (1951). Singer decides to surprise her with an attractive refugee. Robert mission. Robert Stack, Edmond O’Brien. mother with a visit. Doris Day, Gene A stunning photographic Strand’s deep concern with how including “ Puruvian Portfolio” 1 p.m. - 5 p.m. Taylor, Burl Ives. 9:00 (20-22-30) “ There’s a Girl in My Nelson. exhibition including a selection a place feels as well as how it and a group of photographs of 4:00 (9) “ The Stranger” (1946). Soup” (1970). Comedy with Peter Sellers of works by the distinguished looks and is a classic study of North America, which will be officer goes on special mission during artist Paul Strand will be on Mexican landscape, people and on display in the current exhibi 4:00 (9) “ The Third Man” (1949). BROWSERS blau the Civil War. Randolph Scott, Virginia display at the Joseloff Gallery religious artifacte. tion. Tuesday Melodrama about an American writer.^in at the University of Hartford Fred Picker has published . Steven Nestler was curator of Vienna. Joseph Cotten, Orson Welles. Mayo. , 1:00 (6) “ The Hard Way” (1943). Sister 11:30 (5) “The Horn Blows at Mid beginning today and continuing numerous books including Rapa photography at the Museum of ONLY 4:30 (20) ‘ "The Brave Don’t Cry” wrecks Jier life while trying to push her night” U945). Second-rate trumpeter throu^ Sept. 30. Nui. (Easter Island) in Fine Arts in Springfiel4, Mass., (1952). Account of a Scottish mine dis younger sister to stardom. Ida Lupino, dreams he’s an angel. Jack Benny, Entitled " A Sense of Place,” collaboration with Thor Heyer during 1973-1974. A graduate of aster. John Gregson. Jack Carson. the exhibition consists of dahl, and “ Zone V I Workshop,’ ’ . the University of Hartford, he 8:00 (9) “ Return of the Gunfighter” Alexis Smith. ,, 1:00 (9) “ Ten Thousand Bedrooms” 12:30 (9) “ Latin Lovers (1953). photographs of Iceland, Maine, which is a standard text in received his master’s degree in (1967). Ex-gunslinger allies himself with (1957). Young American promotes World’s richest girl discovers romance Mexico, North America and many universities. He has had, photography from Goddard an accused killer and a Mexican girl. tsushnell marriages for three sisters so he can with a dashing fortune hunter. Lana Latin America by Paul Strand, many exhibitions and con-,- College last year and his works Chad Everett, Robert Taylor. marry the fourth. Dean Martin, Anna Turner, Ricardo Montalban. Fred Picker, Stephen Gersh, siderable critical acclaim as an are in collections of Fogg 11:30 (3) “ Westbound” (1959). Union Maria Alberghetti. Nubar Alexanian and Steven author photographer. The Museum, the Museum of Modem ^rt, the Metropolitan 11:30 (5) “ She Done Hirn Wrong” Nestler. Nestler o r g a n ic the works in the current exhibition All Buthnell licicals are available at BuihneH Box Office (246-6807), 4:30 (20) “ It Happened One Sunday” exhibition. are a selection of Picker’s, Museum of Art and several G. Fox (249-9711), Shoplro's, Middletown (346-9295), and University Wednesday (1944). Merchant seaman gets into trou (1933). Musical in a dance hall in the Gay Paul Strand’s “ Mexican Port photographs of Iceland.. other museums. He has taught o(Hartford(243-4708). ble with London racketeers. Robert Nineties. Mae West, Cary Grant. at Uie Wadsworth Atheneum 11:30 (40) “ The Sex Symbol” (1974). folio” was first published in Stephen Gersh was assistant 1:00 (5) “ Stallion Road” (1947). 3eatty* 1940 and holds a near-legendary to Ansel Adams from 1962 to and is now teaching Veterinarian falls for girl horse rancher. 8:00 (9) “ Don’t Go Near the Water” ' Drama of the rise and fall of a neurotic Hollywood star. Connie Stevens, Shelley status among serious 1964 and his works have been in photography at the University SATURDAY-SEPT.27-8PJ*. Ronald Reagan, Alexis Smith. (1957). Comedy aboard a Navy public photographers and scholars of many exhibitions as well as of Hartford. Several of his 1:00 (9) “ The Hook” (1963). Drama relations ship at a tropical island. Glenn Winters. A1 Pacino stars in the true story of a photographs taken in Maine are 12:30 (8) “ The Sex Symbol (1974). photographic history. Strand being in a number of collections about the problems faced by men on the Ford, Gia Scala. young New York cop who fights was one of a group of artists including that of the in the exhibition “ A Sense of 12:30 (9) “ Three Sailors and a Girl” battlefield. Kirk Douglas, Robert 11:30 (3) “ Up Periscope” (1959). Sub crime in the streets and corruption working in the early years of Metropolit^ Museum of Art. Place.” (1953). ^ ilo rs delegated to handle the Walker. ■ commander is at oods with naval in the offices, in “ Serpjco,” Sunday this century among whom were He has worked with young The Joseloff Gallery is open 4:00 (9) “ House of Cards” (1968). demolitions expert. Edmond O’Brien, crew’s investment hit on a Broadway Monday through Thursday from show. Jane Powell, Gordon MacRae. at 9 p.m. on ABC-TV. Alfred Steiglitz and the painter photographer Nubar ..Alexanian Suspense thriller-set in Paris. Orson James Garner. Matisse. over the past two years, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. and also from Welles, George Peppard, Inger Stevens. “ Mexican Portfolio” reflects producing a number of works 6:30 p.m. to 10 p.m. riddled with intrigue. Orson Welles. Cronyn. 4:30 (20) “ Midnight Menace” (1937). 11:30 (3) “Send Me No Flowers Thursday Munitions maker makes trouble at disar (1%4). Comedy with Rock Hudson, Doris Day, and Tony Randall. 1:00 (5) “Four Daughters” (1938). mament conference. Fritz Kortner, Four daughters in a musical family fall Charles Farrell. 11:30 (5) “ Monsieur B eau caire” in love with the same man. Claude (1946). Comedy about a barber in the Rains, the Lane Sisters. 8:00 (9) “ Rogue Cop” (1955). Policeman on syndicate payroll sets out court of King Louis XV. Bob Hope, Joan 1:00 (9) “ Show Business” (1944). to avenge his brother’s death. Robert Caulfield. Cavalcade of show business a generation ■Taylor, Janet Leigh. 12:30 (9) “ Mr. Imperium” (1952). back. Eddie Cantor, George Murphy. Hollywood star’s path crosses that of a 4:00 (9) “ David and Goliath” (1964). 9:00 (3) “ Conrack” (1974). ’True story European king. Lana Turner, Debbie David slays the warrior with his rock of a teacher’s struggle to educate poor Reynolds. and sling, but the throne he wins is black children. Jon Voight, Hume 4:30 (20) “ Devil on Horseback” (1954). off on the fairy tale with Jerry Lewis and Friday Conceited jockey gets a rough education. Ed Wynn. Jeremy Spenser. 12:30 (9) “ ’The Daughter of Rosie 1:00 (5) “ Pursuit of the Graf Spee” O’Grady” (1950). Debbie Reynolds, Gor 8:()0 (9) “ Green F ire” (1955). Young "Mn Mmpritaa Mmkal — Barney, (1957). Story of the Naval mission to aristocrat searches for emerald mine in don MacRae. destroy a (lerman battleship. Anthony Amasiag C taftrtaimlHg, Samtltimg Wartk Ckamrhtg Colombia. Grace Kelly, Stewart 1:30 (5) “ Beast of Hollow Mountain” Quayle, Peter Finch. - DON'T MISS THIS TOURING COMPANY Granger. (1956). Guy Madison, Patricia Medina. IN BROADWAY'S HIT) l ‘ (X) (9) “ Invasion Quartet” (1961). In ■ I s 9:00 (8-40) “ Death Scream” (1975). valid British officers plot a scheme to Prices; Boxes and logos $8; Orchestra $7.50; 1st Balcony $7.50, $6.50; Drama about the investigation of a 2nd Balcony $5, $3.50. Sand chock or money order ftayobld to Bush- ‘ wipebut a big German gun. Bill Travers, young woman’s murder. Raul Julia, John nell M em orial-with self-addressed stamped envelope to: Bushnell Spike Milligan. Ryan, Philip C3ark. Police award Memorial, Box O, Station A, Hartford, Conn. 06106. TICKETS BY MAIl William Conrad, star of “ Cannon” on OR AT BOX OFFICE.. 11:30 (3) “ The Curse of the Werewolf” Cutting the cake 4:00 (9) “ Touch of Evil” (1958). Young CBS-TV (Channel 3), has been awarded (1961).' Suspense thriller with Oliver Jon-Voight sta M .^ “ Conrack,” a couple becomes involved in conspiracy the American Federation of Police 1975 The matinee of "1776” , Sept. 27, begins the G vic Music Series — Reed and Clifford Evans. Celebrating her 40th birthday in Paris recently, the Inhnitable Brigitte Bardot prepares to CBS-TV movie airing Thursday at 9 and evil at the Mexican Iwrder. Orson Honor Award for public service. flveevants for $12.50. Call'527-3123 for complete detpils. , 11:30 (5) “ Cinderfella” (1960). Take-' cut the cake with some help from Laurent verges (left) and writer Francoise Sagan.: p.m. ' Welles, (Sariton Heston. ■...... , ^ ,. (NEA photo) ' ' ^ ' ! • WEEKEND — Sept. 20. 1975 — Page Prands X. TwIiiiM, OwiMT Page 8 - WEEKEND - Sept. 20, 1975 YALE Sports bn TV TYPEWRITER SERVICE Sunday, Sept. 21 typewriters 3:00 6:00 40 ADDING MACHINES M ovie...... 5 SALES • RENTALS Christopher aoseup ...... 3 Jets vs. Bills. Inside/Outside...... 18 Today - 1:00 (22) NFL Football; • r e p a i r s Look Up and L iv e ...... 3 6:30 , Devlin...... 8 3:30 2:00 (8-40) Wide World of Oilers vs. Patriots. OLimn • UNOBntooo •adlbr Insight' ...... 3 Sports. - ' 2:00 (9) Baseball: Mets vs. ALL MAKES Rev. Cleophus Robinson . . . . .5 Point of V iew...... 9 Golf...... 8-40 2:00 (9) Baseball: Mets vs. STANDARD A PORTABLE Jewish Heritage...... 40 Hour of P o w er...... 18 Phillies. NEW A REPAIRED 7:00 Phillies. 2:00 (24-57) Tennis; Pacific Ov«r 20 Y»ar» 6xp*rl*nc« 10:45 4:00 2:00 (20-22-30) Baseball: To Camera Three — ...... 3 , j- Southwest Open. DIAL MANCHESTER Wonder Window...... 5 30 Rams vs. Cowboys ...... 3 Be Announced. 3:30 (8-40) Golf: The Ryder S 4 9 - 4 9 M 11:00 Human Dimension...... 20 3:30 (8-40) College Football: This Is the Life ...... 8 Cup. 41 PURNELL PL, MANCHESTER Eye on Women...... 3 Antique Workshop...... 22 Tennessee vs. UCLA. ~ 4:00 (3) NFL Football; Rams 7:30 Speaking with Your Hands .30 Arthur and Company. . . ' ---- 3 The „ Flintstones * ...... n ...5 5:00 (18) This Week in the vs Cowboys. 4:30 Yogi Bear Cartoons....- ...... 5 ® ...... o NFL. Rex Humbard...... 9 Teach-In...... 18 6:00 (9) Racing from Belmont Monday Worship for Shut-Ins...... 8 8:00 (24-57) Tennis; Pacific 22 Insight ...... 20 Park. The. Christophers ...... J ® ^ M ovies...... 22-30 Southwest Open. Ring Around the World -----30 Carrascolendas...... 30 Sunday 9:00 (8-40) NFL Football: CHROMACOtOR 11:30 5:00 11:00 (22) Notre Dame Raiders vs. Dolphins. 8:00 Face the Nation...... 3 Mission: Impossible ...... 5 We Believe ...... 3 Highlights. BLACK & WHITE TV Make a Wish...... 8-40 M ovie...... 9 1:00 (3) NFL Football: Wednesday Wonderama...... 5 7:00 (18) Notre Dame Adelante!...... 30 To Be Announced...... 20 L- Giants vs. Eagles. Catholic Service...... 8 1:00 (20-30) NFL Football; Highlights. STEREO - RADIO Davey and Goliath...... 9 Noon 5:30 Word of Life Today...... 22 Face the S ta te ...... 3 Jimmy Swaggart...... 18 Jack Palance stars as Lt. Alex Bronkov in CBS-TV’s Sales & Service Public Policy Forum ...... 20 Movie ...... 30 M ovie...... 5 “Bronk,” premiering Sunday at 10 p.m. on Channel 3. Connecticut S cene...... 8 6:00 ALWAYS JE S T 8:15 M Hour of P ow er...... 9 Sacred Heart...... 40 M ovie...... 5 BUY AT Meet the P ress...... 20-22-30 Happy Days...... 8 Daytime programs Sports on radio 8:30 The Flintstones ...... 40 Day of Discovery...... 18 Spread a Little Sunshine — 3 TURNnKE TV 12:15 News...... 22 Noon • Biggest Trades Insight ...... ------8 N ova...... 24-57 6:00 News...... 3-8-9 Tuesday Speaking for the Consumer . .8 Summer Semester...... 3 Today Baseball: Sox at New Day of Discovery ...... 9-40 Conn. New sm akers...... 30 The Magnificent Marble Baseball: Red Sox at Detroit, • Free Home Trial Oral Roberts...... 22 Speak for Yourself ...... 5 York, 7:55 WTIC and 12:30 Dragnet ...... 40 M achine...... 20-22-30 2:10 p.m., WTIC. • ONE Y EA R 6:15 WINF. 9:00 Pre-Game Show...... 3 6:30 Showoffs...... 40 High School Football: Davey and Goliath...... 8 Tim Conway and Carol Burnett give a mini-salute to the Wednesday FREE SERVICE Barrio ...... 3 Dialogue...... 8 News...... 8-20-22-30 12:30 Northwest Catholic vs. East New Day . . . . '...... 8 6:30 songs of Harold Arlen on CBS-TV’s “Carol Burnett Show,” Catholic or South Windsor vs. Baseball: Red Sox at New • 'Satisfaction Pre-Game Show...... 20-22-30 Music for All A m erica...... 18 Search for Tomorrow...... 3 tonight at 10 on Channel 3. York, 7:55 p.m., WTIC and Oral R oberts...... 9 Gilligan’s Island...... 40 Superman...... 40 Public affairs...... 3-8-30 All My Children...... 8-40 Manchester, 1:45 p.m., WINF. Guardntaad I Dreaip of Jeannie...... 22 Huckleberry Hound...... 5 WINF. 1:00 7:00 Journey to Adventure...... 9 Sunday Christopher Closeup ...... 40 7:00 Jackpot!...... 20-22-30 Baseball; Red Sox at Detroit, Thursday or Money Giants vs. Eagles ...... 3 News...... 3 Today, Sept. 20 9:15 Swiss Family Robinson .. 8-40 News...... 3 1:00 1:25 p.m., WTIC. Baseball; Cleveland at Refunded M ovie...... 5 Boston, 7:25 p.m., WTIC. Davey and (joliath...... 8 D irections...... 8 Ihaugural Souvenir ...... 9 Underdog...... 5 Tattletales...... 3 1:00 Lawrence Welk...... 18 Baseball: Yankees at 9:30 Celebrity Bowling ...... 9 Gospel Singing Jubilee...... 18 Cartoon C arnival...... 8 M ovies...... 5-9 Film Festival...... 3 Firing Line ...... 24-57 Cleveland (doubleheader), Friday Congressional R e p o rt...... 3 Jets vs. Bills...... 20-30 World of Disney...... 20-22-30 Today Show...... 22-30 Ryan’s Hope...... 8-40 W restling...... 9 Hee H a w ...... 30 12:55 p.m., WINF. Baseball: Cleveland at TURNPIKE TV Captain Noah ...... 8 Patriots vs. O ilers...... 22 Victory Garden...... 24-57 A.M. America...... 40 Know Your W orld...... 20 Dick Van Dyke...... 20 Gunsmoke ...... ’...... 40 Monday Boston, 7:25 p.m., WTIC. 273 W. Middle Trnpke Baseball; Yankees vs. Percy Sutton Report...... 9 Conversations W ith...... 40 7:30 7:30 Som erset...... 22-30 Star T rek ...... 22 Baseball: Red Sox at New Bugs Bunny...... 5 Baltimore (doubleheader), 5:25 MANCHESTFR I Dream of Jeannie...... 22 1:30 What’s Happening...... 3 Electric Company...... 24 Sesame Street...... 24 7:30 York, 7:55 p.m., WTIC and Let Us C elebrate...... 30 New Zoo R ev u e...... 8 The Honeymooners...... 30 Land of the T h re e ...... 3 p.m., WINF. To Be Announced...... 40 Evening at Pops...... 24-57 1:30 WINF. Insight ...... 40 News...... 9 As the World Turns...... 3 Gamer Ted Armstrong...... 40 Yale ‘75 ...... 8 649-3406 2:00 8:00 10:00 8:00 Let’s Make a D eal...... 8-40 1:30 Grand Ole O p ry ...... 20 M ovies...... 8-40 Cher ...... 3 As Schools Match W its...... 22 Lamp Unto My F e e t...... 3 Mets vs. Phillies ...... 9 Lawrence Welk...... 5 Captain Kangaroo ...... 3 Days of Our Lives .... 20-22-30 M ovie...... 5 I Dream of Jeannie...... 8 The Flintstones ...... 5 Make It Real ...... 8 8:00 Tennis...... 24-57 Six Million Dollar Man .. . 8-40 2:00 Catholic Service .....! . 9-22-30 A.M. America...... 8 The Guiding L ight...... 3 F ilm ...... 20 The Jeffersons ...... 3 M ovie...... 9 Spring Street USA...... 18 Public a ffa irs...... 9 $10,000 P yram id...... 8-40 What About Women...... 30 The Outer Limits...... 5 OONT BE HOT AND LONELY THIS SUMMER Today Show...... 20 Superman...... 40 Howard Cosell ...... 8-40 Family Holvak...... 20-22-30 . 2:30 8:30 The Edge of Night...... 3 2:00 M ovie...... 9 VISIT 8:30 fl Bobby Goldsboro...... 18 Challenge of Truth...... 18 \ Mister Ed ...... 5 Rhyme and R eason...... 8-40 Soul T ra in ...... i ...... 3 Joe Franklin Show...... 9 The Doctors ...... 20-22-30 Wide World of S ports------8-40 Emergency! ...... •.... 20-22-30 The Naturalists ...... 57 Mets vs. Phillies ...... 9 Philadelphia Folk Festival T 9:00 9:00 3:00 Baseball...... 20-22-30 ...... 24-57 K o jak ...... 3 New England Journal...... 3 The Match G am e...... 3 TV Garden Club...... 24 8:30 Rise and Fall of the CIA ... .5 Dennis the M enace...... 5, Casper Cartoons...... 5 D o c ...... '...... 3 M ovie...... 8-40 Phil Donahue Show ...... 8 General Hospital...... 8-40 2:30 Kitty Today...... 22 Beverly Hillbillies...... 9 Woman...... 24 Liberty Temple ...... 18 Kathryn Kuhlman ...... 18 McCloud...... 20-22-30 Sesame Street...... 24 Another World ...... 20-22-30 9:00 3:00 Masterpiece Theatre---- 24-57 Not for Women Only...... 30 M ovies...... 3-5 Mary Tyler Moore...... 3 3:30 Strum ‘n D rum m ers...... 40 Mickey Mouse Club...... 3 Speaking F reely ...... 24 The Fugitive...... 5 9:30 S.W-.A.T...... 8-40 AENSCg Oral Roberts...... 18 9:30 Huckleberry Hound...... 5 3:30 Green Acres...... 5 One Life to Live ...... 8-40 College Football...... 8-40 Jerry Falwell...... 18 10:00 Movie ...... 20-22-30 ♦ B ronk...... 3 The Real McCoys ...... 9 'The Lucy Show...... 9 O il Not for Women Only ...... 22 t 4:00 A Family at W ar...... 24 Living Faith ...... 18 Maggie and the Beautiful Alfred Hitchcock H our...... 5 About Charles I v e s ...... 57 That Uncertain Paradise .. .57 The Lucy Show...... — 30 M achine...... 57 Sesame Street...... 24-57 National . I*.' The Flintstones ...... 40 4:00 9:30 SwmniNA POOL ... 10:20 4:30 Bob Newhart...... 3 Weekend N ew s...... 5 10:00 Bewitched...... 3 M ovie...... 3 INST iTUTt Give-N-Take ...... 3 House of Frightenstein...... 5 10:00 10:30 5:00 The Flying N u n ...... 5 The Brady Bunch ....------8-22 Carol Burnett ...... 3 "WHERE Quality begins" News...... 9 A.M. Connecticut...... 8 Mission; Impossible ...... 5 Weekend News...... 5 Monty Python’s Flying Movie ...... 9 Department S ...... 9 AND THE FUM NEVER STOPS! 'k m A ^ ' Romper Room ...... 9 Som erset...... 20 Matt H elm ...... 8-40 C ircus...... 24-57 Celebrity Sweepstakes This Week in the N F L ...... 18 M ovie...... 24. Sesame Street...... 24-57 M ovie...... 20 11:00 ...... 20-22-30 Corner Pyle, USMC...... 30 News...... 3-22-30 Ellery Queen...... 22 10:30 Electric Company...... 24 Mike Douglas Show...... 40 Mister Rogers...... 24-57 Black N ew s...... 5 . Sports E x tra ...... 5 Leave It to Beaver...... 40 The Untouchables — ...... 9 The Untouchables ...... 9 4:30 Across the Fence...... 30 10:30 Dinah! ...... 3 Died Young ...... 57 Kup’s Show ...... 57 5:30 The Price Is Right ...... 3 Bugs Bunny Cartoons ...... 5 Electric Company...... 24-57 11:00 w 11:30 Andy Griffith Show...... 5 Merv Griffin Show...... 8 News...... 3-8-22-30-40 The Flying N u n ...... ;....3 0 Name of the G am e...... 3 Wheel of Fortune..20-22-30 Dick Van Dyke S how ...... 20 The.Best of Groucho...... 5 David Susskind...... — 5 6:00 I Love Lucy ...... 40 Hogan’s Heroes ...... 22 Dick Van D yke...... 20 News...... 8-40 .11:00 The Mod Squad.: ...... 30 News...... 3-22 J Horse R a c e ...... 22 M ovie...... 5 11:30 G am bit...... — 3 5:00 Movie ...... 30 Racing from Belmont...... 9 M ovies...... 3-8-40 Bewitched...... 5 Mickey Mouse Club ...... 5 The Champions...... 18 Rock Concert ...... 5 Midnight ~ x Showoffs...... 8 M ovie...... 20 Harness Racing ...... 9 It Takes a Thief...... 8 , Straight Talk...... 9 The Big Valley...... -<.22 Week in Review...... 24 SABRitiA PQ(TLS"PCATUft6S^">^ Black Perspective...... 30 Weekend...... 20-22-30 M ovie...... — 9 Hig^i Rollers ...... 20-22-30 Mister Rogers...... 57 W restling...... — 22 Open D oor...... 57 Midnight You Don’t Say ...... 40 5:15 UNLLOCKCONSTRUCTIO N OH DISPLAY) News...... ,...... 40 Electric Company ...... 57 6:30 W restling...... ^...... 9 Mister Rogers...... 24 12:15 I News...... 3-22-30 1:00 ^ AaOVE“BELOlA/OI?OvJNO PbOLS 11:30 5:30 Movie ...... 40 Love of Life ...... 3 M ovie...... 9 M ovie...... ® P o o l accessories * The Flintstones ...... '...... 5 Championship Games .,— n,9 Buck 6 &^^'(left) and Grandpa Jones are Midday Live ...... 5 Consumer Survival K it------24 “Hee Haw,” which airs Saturdays at 7 p.m. on Channel 30. 1:00 Hogan’s Heroes ...... 30 Down the Road...... 57 Racing from Aqueduct...... 22 N ew s.’...... 3 -8 Happy Days...... 8-40 News...... — 40 The Risk of Marriage — . .30 The show, whichTwas kicked off C ^ T V after two ye^s, is Hollywood Squares .. . 20-22-30 7:00 . . . ., now one o£ the top?rkod syndicated.XVBefies. It s . M2S. , . Villa Alegre...... 57 1 : 3 0 . -r : R T E . ^ 4 AX 0V E N . T R Y r 7^ 2^ 7 3 0 ^ ■ Joe Franklin Show.. >...... 9 Sesame Street...;. .V...... V : . . n Vr j i : i.fj;;' Agronsky and Company...... 3 ,an ' v :- - ■ I .-(■ I - F 5 5; JI • r ( i i; \ ,WEEKEiyp-^7Sept. 20. 1W51- Page 11 . ./<■ Page io - yySEKEND - Sept. 20. 1975 Sept. 25 Monday, Sept. Television 6:00 •r . ■ Hollywood Squares ...... 22 News...... ^ ...... 3-8-22-30 Martin Agronsky...... 24-57 10:00 K le in e r Celebrity B o w l i n g ...... 18 News...... 2 Bewitched h ...... — 5 Public Affairs Forum ...... 30 News...... 5 6:00 New York Report ...... 9 Harry 0 ...... 8-40 N ew s.. *...... 3*8"22*30 Friends of Man ...... 20 channOls The Untouchables ...... 9 Dragnet ...... 40 By Dick Kleiner Gamer Ted Armstrong...... 9 Bewitched ...... ® Hollywood Squares ...... 22-30 10:30 Nashville on the Road ...... 18 8:00 Martin Agronsky . •>----- 24-57 New Jersey Report...... 9 Carrascolendas ...... 24-57 Medical S tory...... 20-22-30 The Untouchables ...... 9 3 WFSB, Hartford The Waltons ...... 3 Polka!...... 40 Bonanza 40 10:30 Black Buffalo’s Pow-Wow . .18 11:00 ...... WNEW, New York Dealer’s Choice...... 5 5 Meet the M ayors...... 9 Villa Alegre...... 24-57 8:00 N ew s...... 3-22-30 8 ..WTNH, New Haven 6:30 Barney M iller...... 8-40 DEAR DICK: Could you please tell me if Movin’ On has been M ovie...... 11:00 Bonanza...... ^ Rhoda...... 3 The Best of Groucho...... 5 9 . WOR, New York News .. .'i...... 3-8-20-22-30 9 taken off TV. We enjoy this show very much. — MRS. WILLIAM Sharing...... 6:30 Dealer’s Choice...... -5 Harness R a cin g ...... -9 18 ...... WHCT, Hartford Partridge Fam ily...... 5 18 News...... 3-8-22-30-40 M. , Oxnard, Calif. News...... 3“8“20*22"30 Barbary Coast ...... 8-40 Dick Van D yke...... 20 2 0 ...... WATR, Waterbury The Real McCoys ...... 18 The Montefuscos ...... 20-22-30 The Best of Groucho...... 5 No, it’s still moving right along. The company is now shooting N.Y.P.D...... 9 Partridge Family...... 5 M ov ie...... ^ 11:30 22 . r...... WWLP, Springfield Consumer Experience...... 24 The Fourth Estate...... 24 next season’s episodes in the East. They have added two new regulars to the cast — Art Metrano and Roosevelt Grier. The Real McCoys ...... 18 Hour of P o w e r...... 18 M ov ies...... 24 ...... WEDH, Hartford Hodgepodge I ^ g e ...... 57 Romantic Rebellion...... 57 Dick Van Dyke...... 20 Invisible M a n ...... 20-22-30 TV Garden Club...... 24 The Untouchables ...... 9 3 0 ...... WHNB, West Hartford 7:00 8:30 11:30 DEAR DICK: Please settle a family disagreement for us. Part of Tennis...... 24-57 Hodgepodge Lodge...... 57 Johnny C arson ...... 20-22-30 40...... WHYN, Springfield News...... 3-20-22-40 Merv Griffin ...... 5 M ovies...... 3-5 our family says that Johnny Carson, Ed McMahon and Skitch 7:00 8:30 5 7 ...... WGBY, Springfield Andy Griffith ...... 5 On the Rocks ...... 8-40 Mike Douglas...... 8 Henderson are brothers. I say no. — MRS. L. DEWIRE, News...... 3-20-22-40 ■ Phyllis ...... 2 Midnight Truth or Consequences...... 8 F a y ...... 20-22-30 The Untouchables ...... 9 Williamsport, Pa. DEAR Dick: Kindly tell os whether Richard Crenna and Andy Griffith ...... 6 Merv Griffin...... 5 News...... 8-40 Ironside...... 9 Theatre Preview ...... 24-57 Johnny Carson ...... 20-22-30 Subscribers to Greater Hart Monte Markham are related in any way. Twins are not so much Truth or Consequences...... 8 9:00 Wally’s Workshop ...... 18 9:00 News...... 24 12:30 alike as these gentlemen. — MILDRED ROBINTON, Mobile, All in the Fam ily...... 3 ford CATV will receive WHYN Black Perspective...... 24-57 M ovie...... 3 Wide World M ystery...... 40 Ironside ...... 9 Mike D ouglas...... 8 Ala. American Outdoorsman .... 18 Raiders vs. Dolphins...... 8-40 on Cable Channel 4 and WGBY To Tell the Truth...... 30 Sts. of San Francisco___ 8-40 12:30 M ov ie...... 9 DEAR DICK: Can you please tell me if Jessica Walters and on Cable Channel 7. The Living Word ...... 18 Wide World M ystery___ . . . .8 Jeanne Wolfe With ...... 24 The Living Word ...... 18 College Football...... 40 Jack Gilford guest-stars on 7:30 Barbara Walters are related in any way? If so, how? — GREG M ovie...... 9 To Tell the Truth...... 30 M ov ie...... 20-22-30 CBS-TV’s “ Kate MeShane” To Be Announced ...... 3 Ellery Queen...... 20-30 WHELAN, Mobile, Ala. World Press ...... 57 1:00 Adam-12...... 5 Space: 1999 ...... 22 1:00 9:30 One Step B eyond...... 5 Wednesday at 10 p.m. Nobody is related to nobody. In fact, Greg, Jessica Walter is a Don Adams Screen Test...... 8 Classic Theatre ...... 24-57 T om orrow ...... 20-22-30 7:30 Maude...... 3 T om orrow ...... 20-22-30. singular Walter, while Barbara Walters is a plural Walters. The Price Is Right ...... 3 Connecticut R e p o rt...... 18 Celebrity Golf...... 18 9:30 1:30 DEAR DICK: Can you please tell me who was the actor who Adam-12...... 5 1:40 Grand Ole Opry ...... 20 Medic .18 The Outer Lim its...... 5 10:00 Hitchcock Presents...... 5 played Wilford Robinson in the movie, “ Combread, Earl and Candid Camera...... • -8 Medical Center...... 3 BUY DIRECT AND SAVE Me?’’ — TONI A. ROBERTS, brangeburg, S.C. That was a young boy making his movie debut. His name is : AT Friday, Sept. 26 Larry Fishburne III. ' DEAR DICK: Can you please tell me what movie had the song, Tuesday, Sept. 23 6:00 Car and Track ...... 20 10:00 BURGESS NURSERY News...... 3-8-22-30 ‘Buttons and Bows’’ in it, and who played the leading roles? — Let’s Make a Deal...... 22 Barnaby J on es...... 3 ple of Israel ^ Arab, Christian . sS'’”' V/ comply. O’Neill received Israel’ Jew, Moslem, city dweller or Prime Minister’s Medal from Air C § bassador Simcha Dinitz, the fir: kibbutznick. ^ * 's ' SV O ' ' s ' f.--. The first panel exemplifies Feeds 5,000 Sq. Ft A' non-Israeli to be so honored. the mood of the exhibit. Titled “Three Women,” it shows an Iron added for Greener Lawns BILLERICA, Mass. - Som office manager in Jerusalem, a Middlesex House of Corrections ii 14-year-old Arab bride and a mates are contracting for earl black convert to Judiasm. GREENLAWN PLUS M .V release in exchange for payir Wabash College, Marion V., / V 'i'' Of MONTEREY, Calif. - Vetera: Coliege, the Indianapolis Day will return to Nov. 11 on tl Museum of Art, the B’nai B’rith calendar of federal holidays effe building in Washington, D.C., tive in 1978 under a bill signed und: the University of Maryiand, and by President Ford. It was shifted American University in the fourth Monday in October in 19 Washington. and since then has been a subject : controversy especially amoi Art exhibit ; veterans groups which favored No Registrations are still being 1 11, the end of World War I. accepted for the Autumn Out door Art Exhibit sponsored by WASHINGTON - The extrat the Wallingford Art League dinary events leading to Gers Net Wt Ford’s ascension to the presiden Sept. 27 at Doolittle Park, 23 U>a. Wallingford. For information, and his choice of a new vice pre contact the League at Box 163, dent provided the first test of he Wallingford, Conn. 06492. well the new 25th Amendment of t Constitution works. In a report Si i ’* Mystic show ^ '•?$ ,\ day, a Senate constitutional rigl committee concluded it “operat A retrospective exhibit of the exceedingly well” and ” works of John Faunce Leavitt modification is warranted.” will continue through Jan. 4 in GMSENLAWPl PLUS 22-«-8 the R. J. Schaefer Building at Mystic Seaport, Mystic. I ■ , MORRISTOWN, N. J. - A juc The exhibit includes more began hearing arguments this m than 70 watercolors, oil pain GREENLAWN PLU$ ning on the request of Karen ^ tings and drawings, as well as Quinlan’s foster parents that Kai memorabilia. ' » irori for rich greon turf be allowed to die. Miss Quinlan i: a coma and being kept alive b; A Jter iniioiuble nitrogen for longer respirator. jyArAP^'-'’ n tsing cirtuvtn (86-4266. 67,68) UNITED NATIONS, N. Y. galaxy of diplomatic stars gat REGULAR today for the start of a. Gene Assembly debate testing the r PRICE “spirit of cooperation” at 23 lbs. (covers United Nations. Secretary of St 5,000 sq. ft.) ^o.ZU Henry Kissinger led speakers at opening session. Modet WP3803MU 46 lbs. (covers r ac WASHINGTON - A three-ju € ^ U 9 S B t 10,000 sq. ft.) federal court began hear QMX-1 Portable Color TV ln e .r . arguments this morning on cla ' • 13“ diagonal picture • QMX-1 solid stale chas 69 lbs. 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Brand and Donald Slayton Sunday as they arrive: Star City, the Soviet Uni: cosmonaut training center, astronauts and their families ar •K a 10-day, six-city tour of the Se