PAGE TWENTY — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Fri., W t . 26, 1975 The weather Flood warninge ih effect Connecticut Gravestone rubbing Housatonic and Farmington river lowlands. Highs low to mid 70s. Low tonight in 50s. Par­ FINAL WEEKS tial clearing tonight and partly siinny Sunday. to be subject at At Vernon Wayside Furniture, 280 Talcottville Road H i^ Sunday in upper 60s, lo « 70s. (Route 83) Dff Exit 95 Off 1-84,1/4 Mile Nortli of Manchester—A City of Village Charm EIGHTEEN PAGES PRICE: FIFTEEN CENTS historical society Vernon Circle, Vernon, Conn. Ma n c h e s t e r , c o n n ., Sa t u r d a y , Se p t e m b e r 27,1975 - v o l . x c t v , no. 305 VERNON featuring many Christmas items and also a White Graveyards and gravestones Elephant table. Artifacts from will be the subject of the Oct. 5 other countries will be meeting of the Vernon available at the Missions Booth. Historical Society. The meeting ’There will be games for the News I Watertown cut in two will be in the second-floor boar­ children including a "fish droom in the school building at pond.” s u m m a ry the comer of Park and School Sts. at 2:30 p.m. Sisterhood dinner Miss Anna Merz, former art ’The Sisterhood of Congrega­ ', ^ Compiled, from tion B ’nai Israel, 54 Talcott by raging flood waters teacher at Hartford Public High School, whose hobby is Ave., Rockville, will have a / United Press International gravestone mbbings, will be the Simchas Torah dinner, Oct. 5 at By United Prew International Twelve families were evacuated when level in Stevenson while the Connecticut the brook poured over its banks, Ciriello River would stop rising four feet short of guest speaker. 7:30 p.m^ in the synagogue A state of emergency has been declared She will explain the technique recreation hall. State in Watertown, Connecticut, where one shid. Seven more homes were evacuated flooding. However, some flooding was of making rubbings and display Entertainment will include yoiith drowned Friday and about 150 in New Hartford, as well as a few families report^ in areas of Hartford. some of her work from area ‘‘Ragtime’’ with Linda National Guardsmen were assigned today in Vernon and the Riverton section of Ca­ Gov. Ella T. Grasso was expected to be GROTON — President Ford’s top cemeteries. This will include Harrington, and ‘"The ’Thirties” \ as a normally small brook flooded and cut naan. in Connecticut this afternoon after cutting labor advisor says he will Announce § examples of puritan sculpture, with Bill Greenough. the town in half. Seven control reservoirs along the 65- short a vacation in Italy by six days. Monday when talks are to resume in an art limited to tombstones. Those wishing to make reser­ \ At least 100 persons were evacuated mile Naugatuck River basin, and one on Meanwhile, Lt. Gov. Robert K. Killian dis­ the 13-week strike by 10,000 | Mrs. Howard Abbot, program vations should call Sharon Friday from their flooded homes across the Farmington River in northwest patched the National Guardsmen to employes of Electric Boat, W. J. S chairman for the society, will Jacobs or Donna Feir. Connecticut. Connecticut ‘ ‘are going to have a hell of an Watertown and authorized overtime for Usery, head of the FederaF, Media-; present information concerning Christmas workshop i “ Flash flood warnings were extended to influence in controlling this flood,” said a state police. I tion and Conciliation Service, said j Vernon’s East cemetery on The Rockville United ail of Connecticut till 5 a.m. today spokesman for the U.S. Army Corps of The Red Cross made an urgent appeal he believes both sides are ready to ; Engineers. for blood, saying the rains had kept donors Bamforth Rd. Methodist Church, Grove St., is I meaning that flooding is occuring or is im­ I meet. Work rules changes are | Members of the society’s conducting Christmas minent,” according to the National The engineers believed the Naugatuck home this week. The state’s Construction : reported to be the major point of : Preservation of Old Cemeteries workshops each Wednesday Weather Service, wiiich said some areas River crest would be three feet above the Industries Association pledged its Committee, Mrs. Charles Grif­ from 9 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. in I contention. got' nine inches of rain since Tuesday. 1955 flood stage of 12 feet which caused member’s 2,500 bulldozers and 150 cranes fiths, Miss Eleanor Lewis, and preparation for the Colonial The Watertown flood apparently was $200,000 million in damages. The NWS said to clearing up the damage. Mrs. Donald Boulanger, will Christmas Bazaar scheduled I NEW HAVEN - IRS Com- : worse than one last July which reportedly the Farmington River would probably Several mud slides and rock falls were present a report, with charts for Nov. 15 at the church. ; missioner Donald C. Alexander, un- caused $400,000 in damages, said Police crest early Sunday at one foot above flood reported in North Canaan, Hartford and descriptive slides of the All men, women, and ! der investigation foe alleged Chief Joseph A. Ciriello. He said an un­ level. Colebrook, Torrington, Litchfield and cemeteries. Mrs. Thomas teenagers are asked to par- ! sabotage of tax evasion probes of identified 14-year-old boy apparently The weather service said the Southbury. A bridge over a small brook in Litchfield Connell will show slides of the tipate in the workshops. Those I contributors to Richard Nixon’s 1972 drowned when a raft he was riding with a Housatonic River was expected to crest ; presidential campaign, denied any friend overturned-in Steele Brook. this morning at 2-4 feet above flood level was washed away, and another on Rte. 20 East cemetery, taken before attending should bring scissors 'aa . .4, -■ -*■- restoration wqs started. , and glue and a sandwich. Coffee I improprieties and said he stopped in Gaylordsville, and 3-4 feet above flood in Granby was reported under water and PERMIT possibly has been washed out. Bridges in Miss Hazel Lutz, is president will be provided. Mrs. Robert ! abuses of IRS power as soon as he New Fairfield and Bridgewater reportedly Bridge washed out of the society for this year. Sweeney is in charge. NO. 297 i heard of them. were damaged. Club donates Pinochle winners SALE Several car accidents and mud slides The bridge on Bidwell St. by the Folly Pond was partially washed out by The Men’s Club of the Last 'Tuesday winners in the Thousands forced were reported in Hartford sections of flooding before 10 p.m. Friday. Town highway crews placed piles of sand on Talcottville Congregational Vernon Senior Citizens’ _ _ Wi Interstate 84 as commuters headed home both sides of the bridge to prevent traffic over the weaken©! remainder of Church has donated ?500 to the Pinochle group were: Jennie Regional i Friday for the weekend. the bridge. (Herald photo by Dunn) church to help pay part of the Starke 711; Edward Kreyssig to leave home& cost of paving the church 699; Eric Andersen 670; and I parking lot. Sophie Bogdan 664. LOWELL, Mass. - At least 15 | By United Press International tions of Pennsylvania a disaster area. The club has been running tag Last ’Thursday tournament persons were-Injured early today g Swirling flOodwaters in the East have It was the worst rainstorm in 41 years in sales, auctions, and other winners were: Joseph Gessay when an explosion, thought caused » driven thousands of persons from their the nation’s capital, where all major com­ Roads, basements flooded money-making activities to 620; Carl Murphy 588; Mike by a gas leak, leveled a section of g homes, stranded travelers, closed schools muter routes to the capital were flooded. raise funds to help various Desimone 585; and Eld Kreyssig Lowell, police said. The blast g and caused millions of dollars in damages. Thousands of persons were trapped on church projects. Robert Tucker 571. shattep^ windows for a 15-mile ^ -By late Friday, at least six persons had flooded highways leading into the city. In is president of the club. Pinochle is played Tuesdays Alexandria. Va., a Washington suburb, by Friday night rainfall radius and ^lice said it was a g drowned in the floods that developed as Apple festival and Thursdays at 1:30 p.m. at miraple n(/ohe was killed. » heavy rains soaked the central eastern boats evacuated many of the 400 persons The Vernon United Methodist the Lottie Fisk Building, Henry f. g Seaboard states in the aftermath of who had to move out. By MAL BARLOW of time fixing people’s flooded engines on basement flooding problems. Fire Park. Departments in many towns helped Church, Rt. 30, wili sponsor its SPRINGFIELD, Mass. - Five | Hurricane Eloise. With the backlash of Hurricane Eloise Herald Reporter Tolland Tpke. for small fees, police said. residents pump out flooded cellars. annual Apple Festival, Oct. 4 Church film Democratic presidential hopefuls § An estimated 20,000 persons were still affecting the weather. Hurricane Heavy rains during Friday evening The parking lot behind the older portion AVE One bright spot appeared in the bleak from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. on the The Grace Bible Baptist journeyed to rainy New England S homeless in Pennsylvania, and more fled Faye apparently ended its daylong flirta­ caused road and basement flooding and of the Parkade along Bigelow Brook weather scene at 6:55 a.m. today in the church grounds. Church, Rt. 30, Vernon, will today to begin mining 1976 national ‘g metropolitan Washington and parts of tion with Bermuda late Friday night and washed out a part of the Bidwell St. bridge flooded. But the water level did not reach v 'F -l/ south end of Manchester. Along with baskets of apples, show the film, ‘‘The Burning convention votes at a regional ^ Maryland, Virginia, New York state and took its rainstorms and 100-mile-an hour in the southwest com er of town. to the stores on the lower level. the festival will include the sale Hell,” Oct. 5 at 3 p.m. at the to 70% Connecticut. President Ford declared sec­ winds north into the Atlantic. Town police are not sure exactly when At 3 a.m., police reported hearing a Patrolman Jon Schneider reported a meeting. They were Fred Harris, g break in the clouds over the Martin of hot dogs, hamburgers, Vernon Middle School, Rt. 30. Jimmy Carter, Morris Udall, Birch the bridge began to give way. But highway terrific clap of thunder. The lights in much School. Sunlight fell on him and his cruiser salads, baked beans, and a Evangelist J . 0 . Grooms, will Bayh and R. Sargent S tiv e r . Gov. crews blocked off the road on both sides of of the town flickered but came back on BEDROOM DINING for a brief moment. variety of apple desserts be the guest speaker. The film, Milton Shapp dropped plans to at­ the bridge with piles of sand before 10 p.m. strong. More rain is predicted for today. featuring homemade apple pie in color, tells the story of the PIECES tend because of flood devastation in Thompson, Wilson The town and district fire departments Area towns also had extensive road and and homemade root beer. beggar Lazarus and the rich Pennsylvania, his home state. reported nearly a dozen flooding calls • There will be a craft table man, taken from Luke 16. SAVE!4io!iOFFI ROOMS between them. The most serious appeared to bb'at Highhiiltf Park Market on 1 / 3 to V2 O FF National Highlahd St. Oil price controls Emanuel Lutheran choirl ineome tax 'The constraction site of a new wing to the market on its west side is notcovered NEW YORK - Patricia E . Swin- By SOL R. COHEN why their elected leader has gone on over as yet, said Deputy Chief William ^ ton, the political militant who to sing at Cathedral Herald Reporter record for a new tax on their incomes, Griffin of the Town Fire Department. extended to Nov. 15 I ehide^ F B I agents for five years Mayor John Thompson has accepted a without first consulting the people that he Water ran from the new wing into the The Rev. C. Henry Anderson, Those who have signed up for befor« her capture 4n March, was' been passed in differing forms by the challenge from Edward Wilson, represents. I believe that a debate would basement of the older building causing WASHINGTON (UPI) — Congress, with co-pastor of Emanuel Lutheran a bus trip to the service are ^ acquitted Friday of conspiracy in House and Senate and is headed for con­ Republican candidate for the Board of allow the people to, know why Mayor extensive damage to stored paper goods almost unanimous approval, has sent to Church, will conduct a worship reminded that the bus will i? ei^t aiitiYW bombings in New ference com m ittee. When it reaches Directors, to debate the issue of a state in­ ' Thompson wants an income tax by the there. President Ford an energy bill extending service and preach Sunday at 3 leave the church parking lot at ^ York in ^ state and why I am opposed to one.” Heavy road flooding was reported oil price controls until Nov. 15. The con­ President Ford, this could be a new con­ p.m. at the Cathedral of the 12:30 p.m., and they should come tax Oct. 6. Wilson said he’s personally spoken to 45 by police on Center St. in front of Deci’s trols originally ended Aug. 31. frontation. Pines, Rindge, N.H. bring a box lunch. In a press release Friday, Wilson said I SAN FRANCISCO - F. Lee persons ‘land they unanimously opposed a restaurant, along parts of the turnpike, Congressmen pledged to use the time to Some Republicans say Ford would veto The Emanuel Choir, directed The Cathedral of the Pines, a he’s reserved the KofC Hall on Main St. for I Bailey, a criminal lawyer who won g state income tax.” and on Tolland "ipke. in front of the complete an energy bill to include the controls section if it is not changed by Melvin Lumpkin, organist non-denominational outdoor ] and in that night and is paying the rental fee. The K b r. Samuel Sheppard his freedom in g debate is for 8 p.m. He said, “Some resented the fact that Western Beef store near Vernon. emergency conservation steps as we as considerably, because it would force oil and choirmaster at Emanuel, worship center, is a national Mayor Thompson tried or is tpying to use many § 19W, has joined the legal defense g He states in his p|^ss release, ‘ ‘I and the One enterprising man spent a good deal long-term price controls. TTiat bill has prices down and he wants oil price con­ will sing two anthems during memorial for all American war Dirk Pine 8edroom Siiitt By Kemp. For Example: I, team of Patricia H ea^. He visited g his position to impose anotheb tax on their trols lifted eventually. the service. dead. cases people of M wchester will be waiting, Reg. $1,019.95. 5 Pc. Maple or Pine * Miss Hearst Friday with her at- g N^yor Thompson, to hear yrhy you want us over-taxed incomes.” The extension of the old controls cleared EVEN Sole $520 Savo $4H Dinini Room tomey Terence Hallinan and John g tnpay a state income tax.’.’ Thompson commented, “I beUeve, as a Congress quickly Friday. The Senate ap­ Knudson, a Hearst Corp. lav^er. g local government official that pur towns H tivy Pine Matter Bedroom 42xC0 *4 M iti^ Oiairt 'Thompson contacted about Wilson’s proved it 75-5 and sent it to the House, and cities are burdened by a Yajressive Spanish government MORE! Suite With Hutch Mirror 8 challenge, said be hadn’t received it prior where it won 342-16 approval with a Colonial songs theme ■ " ■ i property tax.. It is a tqx that works a Hifht tiind. $ 17 5 0 0 WASHINGTON —A former g to the call from The Herald. minimum of discussion. hardship on property owhers, especially •GENTLE CREDIT TERMS Reg. $1,989,95 Agriculture Department ^ain in- « “I don’t believe , my position on the “The time for compromise and agree­ the elderly and the lower income people.” of Tolland meeting Sale $1177 Save $112.95 specter says he' ,tbofc-T)ribes to ap- » Connecticut tax structure is a local issue,” executes guerrillas ment is at hand,” Rep. Clarence Brown, He said, “I am on record as requesting prove below grade grain Shipments g said Thompson, " b u t ,'1 will he happy to R-Ohio, said after House passage Friday. the Connecticut Conference of MADRID (UPI) - Firing squads TOLLAND nouncements being aired on ! from New Ofleans and r e c e i* ^ g debateit. I accept the challenge and will was accompanied by his close relatives. The extension bill reinstates the $5.25- Municipalities to consider reform of the executed five young urban guerrillas ’The Tolland Historical Socie­ radio stations in the state. death threats after he refused to g be at the KofC Hall Oct. 6 to present to the Franco spared the lives of six other per-barrel ceiling on ‘‘old oil,” the pre- tax structure of the State of Connecticut. today, the Spanish news agency Europa ty will open its fall and winter continue the practice. Robert John- g public the record of our Democratic ac­ terrorists — including two women — 1973 production rate, and leaves ‘‘new ‘;in my request,” continued Thompson, season with a program of songs son is the first USD^.official to be § complishments over the past four years. It Press said. Friday — but approved the death oil,” that produced above the 1972 rate, to St. Maurice women “I included consideration of a state in­ The agency said the five were shot and bailads of the American identified as accepting bribes in the g appears from the challenge that my sentences for the other five. reach whatever price the market will come tax, and every analysis that I have between 8 and 8:45 a.m. (2 and 2:45 a.m. Revolution, Oct. 6, at 8 p.m. in to have plant sale vridoning grate'seahdal.' k Republican opponent is practicing the Under Spanish law, executions must read of our state tax structure has called bear. the Savings Bank of Tolland. BEDDING politics of desperation.” EDT). follow within 12 hours. BOLTON OCCASIONAL '' s for reform, because the present tax struc­ Ramon Garcia Sanz, 27, Jose-Luis Jim Douglas, a folk singer RECLINING ‘i am firmly opposed to a state income ’The St. Maurice Council of UPHOLSTERED WOODSTOCK, Va. -David | ture places an unfair burden on low and Sanchez Bravo, 21, and Jose Baena Alon­ and teacher, will present CONVERTIBLES tax,” said Wilson, “and I think.the people Catholic Women is sponsoring a Kennedy, 20, son of the late Sen. g so, 24, were executed in Madrid, Angel musical selections placing SETS of Manchester deserve the ri^ t to hear middle income persons.” TABLES Robert F. Kennedy, entered a plea .x. emphasis on the conditions and ‘‘Get Acquainted with Plants” CHAIRS Otaegui, 33, died in the northern town of Boston school teachers PIECES of gdilty Friday to a reckless driving g feelings of ordinary people at demonstration Oct. 13 at 8:30 SAVE'/i to'/i OFF! Burgos and Juan Paredes, 22, was shot in SAVE'/i to'/i OFF! qharge and was fined $50 plus court, g the time of the American p.m. at the church’s parish SAVE to'/i OFF) Barcelona, according to Europa Press. SAVE Wt»'/4 OFF dosts in Shenandoiah County District « Revolution. center. Generalissimo Francisco Franco’s deci­ continue to defy court Court. ig Next spring, Douglas will be The seminar will be given by SAVE'/ito'/S OFF! sion to go ahead with the executions set off teaching a course at the Univer­ Lori Pisch. Plants may be a wave of diplomatic protests anti-Spanish sity of Connecticut. The course purchased after the demonstra­ WASHINGTON —An amendment violence throughout western Europe. BOSTON (UPI) — The fifth day of the will concern the musical ap­ tion. All women of Bolton are sponsored' by Sen. William The five, members of revolutionary or A fine slapped on the union early this 1 . . . V proach to history. invited. HathnvEay, D-Maine, to p ernqit; separatist organizations, were convicted Boston teachers strike lias ended with no week was upped by Adams Friday from Douglas is a member of the The demonstration will be womoo to attend the nation’s thriee ' of killing policemen. '~'« progress reported at the negotiating table $5,000 to $25,000 a day for as long as the il­ — and the union in debt $35,000 for defying Greater Hartford Folk Song precedeu by' a mass at St. muitaiy academies beginning in Hie first official confirmation of one of legal strike continues. Society and the Berkshire Folk Maurice Church at 7 p.m. ’The A'-J 1978 has been jussed by the Senate the executions came from the a court order to get back to classes. School Committee Chairman John J. McDonough said the issue stalemating the Song Society. He is providing CCW will hold its business aind sent to President Ford as part of headquarters of the sixth military district Negotiations were to continue over the the music for many of the meeting at 7:30 p.m. in the In a Vast the military appropriations act. Burgos, which issued a note saying weekend with help of federal mediators, talks is the length of the workday. Hie School Committee wants teachers to work Bicentennial spot an­ parish center. Variety o f Styles, Colors Otaegui “went before a firing squad in but Boston Teachers Union President ■For ExiMpIo: conformance with military legislation and Henry Robinson said he had “no idea” an extra 45 minutes a week without pay. Textures, Sizes i f rices whether there would be a settlement by The teachers say they want compensation F i m i o i Nine ____' 8AYR; "rar SOME FUN IN YOUR LIFE - BUY YOUR For Exompld: Colonial Sofa Chair International Monday. for the time worked to go to the union’s LOTTERY TICKETS HERE; AND WHEN YOU WIN - YOU CAN I Meanwhile, a group of black parents, scholarship funds for pupils. Love Seat OeeaiioHal TaUei HAVE THE FUN. OF RUYINU ANYTNINS YOU WANT AT Reg. $449.95 OPEC oil ministers plaintiffs in Boston’s school desegregation Robinson contends the deadlock in­ BEIRUT, Lebanon —Spreading PERO'Sr FarliomplB: Famous Convertible Values to $284.95 case, filed a motion in federal court volves much more than that, including ORCHARD FRESH: Macs, Cortland*, WaaWiy, McCown t Oravatlain Sleeper Sale $227 Sava $222.95 cease-fire violations by rival Chris­ forlxamplA: 95 agree to j hike price Friday to strip the Boston School Com­ salary hikes and job security. Applaa, plu* SIcM* Paara, CrabapplM t Fraah Cidar. I iFaHWHa laereE^i8^^iyhose fortunes went sour C ou n ^ desegregation plan. Bicentennial — 3 Editorial ...... 4 NATIVE TORIATOES...... ib.40« after h^w n the world title to Bobby The 10 per cent increase will add $10 Hie strike by all but about 500 of Bolton...... 12 O W to riM ...... 12 SEEDLESS GRAPES...... ib.49« VERNON WAYSIDE FURNITURE Fisher'few yeqrs ago, lays he has billion dollar^ a year to the world’s oil bill Boston’s 5,000 teachers has paralyz^ the Classified...... 8-10 Seraor Citizens . . 2 won «*»hi'atch' against Soviet ROYAL’EATMOlir ICE CREAM wgai 79* and increase the cost of U.S. oil imports city’s desegregation efforts. Friday’s C om ics...... 11 cuff Simpson ...4 OPEN SAT. auUiorities and will marry Marina OPEN OAILY I A.M. TO S P.M. * SUNDAYS I A.M . TO t P.M. by'$2.5 billion dollars. school attendance was well below the 70 Dear Abby...... 11 Sports...... 7-8 • Wa 8»U1M HaraM , Sunday 'ftptn, plut Loliarr TIekttt 280 Talcottville Road Stcherbjitcheff, a pretty French Saudi Arabia throughout the meeting per cent the 76,000 projected enrollment E. Hartford .... . 3 Vernon ...... 2,12 V2 O FF ■secretary. He sahj' he got“ the had opposed an increase as high as 10 per reached in the first two weeks of Phase 2. Ellington ...... 2 Week in Review . 4 wonderful newp” Frlday,.'It ends a Wlood^spawned lah0 in Middlehury KING (Route 83) Off 1-84 itldnM AH Mhrort cent but apparehtly gave in today, since pn Monday, Robinson and the four other v ^ g l e wMiA began Aug.' i r when In' today’s Herald, Weekend magazine Pictures OPEC price decisions must be taken un­ members of the union’s Executive Board Spas^y and tils fiancee applied for a In a scene i^doubtedly repeated in many parts of Conn^ticut Friday, a car looks at Edgar Clarke and his antique animously under the OPEC charter. The are exp^ted to be sentenced by Suffolk 1/4 Mile North of Vernon Circle WaflOodu weMlng date. apparently floats In a lake in the backyard of A Middlebury resident. Much of automobiles. Regular features include the OPEC benchmark price of $10.46 dollar a Superior Court Judge Samuel Adams who Aid Lamps western Connecticut was hard hit by heavy rains which in tiim caused arts, stamps and coins, books, radio, and 270 OAKLAND ST„ MANCHE8TIR *848-6804' VERNON, GONN. ' barrel for Saudi Arabian light crude will cited the five in contempt of court for streams and rivers te overflow thetf banks. (UPI photo) ^ television listings. ^ ftWSSfti rise to $11.51 dollars under the increase. violhtUig his Sept 19 restraining order. ^ ^ . r.

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Sat.. Sept. 27.1975 - PAGE THREE PAGE TWO - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn.. Sat., Sept. 27,1975 The first Continental Congress Weekend News for senior citizens by Dr. Francis C. Walett meat sauce, roll and butter, Worcealer Stale College theater By WALLY FORTIN with all this rain, and we did Shensie, 593; Lillian Lewis, 592; chilled pudding vrith whipped Copyright 1975 ■PRESS AND REVOLUTION” SAVERS D irector have a few games scheduled for Ceil Benson, 582; Mary topping and a beverage. In the face of the Boston Port Bill and NGMOHEY Hi, folks! First bit of news today, but because this column Nackowski, 573; Grace Aind- other punitive measures directed by LITTLE a BIS BIRLS LONG & LADIET 5 TEENSr | schedule Wednesday, French onion TH B VjT. xvin. today is about our Senior Golf had to be at The Herald by sor, 572; Grace Moore, 570; soup with, croutons, grilled Parliament against Massachusetts, SHORT 2 AND 3 PIECE Saturday League’s banquet held at Friday morning we’ll have to. Bess Moonan, 568; AI Gates, cheese sandwich, chilled fruit Americans everywhere were ahumed In NEWHAMPSHIRE G AZETTE, BLOUSES HI FASHION Willie’s Steak Restaurant last wait until We^esday to see 563; Lyla Steele, 560; May and a beverage. 1774. SLEEVE Tuesday evening. This year was what happened. K ay ser, 555 and N adine Thursday, THERE WILL BE How unfortunate that such a liberal na­ AND UA East 1 - "Jaws” 2:00- our best one yet, as we had We do have some games AND Malcom, 544. pjo MEAL SERVED. tion as the English should be ruled by a h i s t o r i c a l C H R O N I C L E, FASMON 7:20-9:40 some 52 active players and scheduled for Monday, and they Friday, Corn chowder, stupid king trying to assert personal UA East 2 - “Capt. Nemo” s o r e I cT n AND pOMfiSTIC. some of the scores would put us are as follows: Grace Windsor .Meanwhile our crewel em-, crackei:s, tasty grinder of ham, power! And how sad that Parliament was CoaTjuiMOIM TAIIM O IMiht rnUMBEnibia AADVICES U X 1 X. o 9 PANTS 7:00; “Brother, Can You Spare BLOUSES young fellas to shame. vs. Rita Cook, and Wesley Frost broidery class of 24 members cheese,’ tettuce and tomatoes, so unconcerned about the rights of U fk 0 A I Wwki fi we tMi Piper ] R o g .to 12 ** A Dime?” 7:15-9:15 Friday , . P i U s fyftPuWllh’d. { The attendance at the vs. Qayton Greenier, at 9 a.m. was doing their thing, and they potato cWps, jello with whipped Englishmen in America! July 22 1774 ■ UA East 3 — “Live and Let BETTER banquet was close to 100 per at 12:30 p.m! George Last vs. sure are coming along fine. topping, and a beverage?' James Otis, in a burst of intemperate Die” 2:00-9:10; “Man With A loripe Tim elirirg cent, and like always the meal Edwin Cook. rhetoric, once ridiculed members of the The foil iin bit Aliience, tiif the 4rocpl"li L , (ft numir.sie tud $3 Golden Gun” 7:00 In the afternoon we had thtPsj was delicious. During the Schedule for the week House of Commons as “a parcel of Button- . ^•1.' Pibtince,trofi1 PANT­ Vernon Cinema 1— “Freebie six tables for bridge games, and tin remove, »iib- evening prizes were awarded to Monday, JO a.m. to noon, Makers, Pin-Makers, Horse Jockeys, mcAK. » ‘ ii by them con- Viip.cil, aliJiH'gei PANTSUITS ^nd the Bean” 2:00-9:00; the following: Low gross 44.05 Coming up Tuesday we were happy to see some of pieffionj And*** « M*n. *'*«> P l o 't kitchen social games. Noon to Gamesters, Pensioners, Pimps and Whore Tem iinrr, ihe ‘‘Where Does It Hurt?” 3:45- Let’s see, we start oR with our old friends back again, and M .irtliiis Jttl- SUITS Joseph Quinn, Second low gross Masters.” Otis may have underestimated {, ptopoW’*",;, B««ei vf th« ’£ e by tb*'» D « « ; U.C -.uwu a c e ...... a. some ocw mcmbers ‘2=30P;ii^lunch^ ; i^i!iicer*,(o the DRESSES DOUULENMT M 5 Ernest Segerberg, 45.0 and the action here on Tuesday. In a lso the abilities of sqme British politicians, ; Cinema 2 — “Cartoons and the morning our Linden Squares joining in. The-following prize P V [>iu>i,«;; C<>m- POLYESTERS third low gross A1 Bolis, 45.75. but he was certainly correct in asserting t)\er and I'er- Capt. Nemo” 1:00-3:15; TbtU min*uon. Andil pjfte’ity i andm»y,e«’T uK Provnili, Best low net went to Hector were busy jumping and jiving in winners were,: Mabel Lobmis, ?? ?„ ’ Mtrj, DOUBLE M T that they did not understand the feelings of ftigmatt**^ ^7 . . infimv to the Uteh I* The-Cogfompti®® ■Udlrcra to ap- S'NashviUe” 7:00-9:45 Provost, 37.350, second low net the main hall. Square dancing is 4,020; George Vallone, 3,990; lifif. I In hii Aliirncea bus for the colonists. Even the great William Pitt Tfia$ -nc, Ihill and WOOLS I Showplace — “Capt. Nemo a lot of fun, especially when you Marge Reed, 3,760; Marguerite iwsoay, w.Ju a.m. n il Plow handedh.„d.d rnnneahtn withwuh ,„.Jnruid L j!'u id .f'de.fid*'" i" lii^ir laid O l- to Merrill Dickinson, 37.3525, ceramic reminded his colleagues, “The Americans Prov» WOOL and Underwater City” 2:00; lie$ female deleft » C ^ f»it Way «>( o( hem$ ,h « will tefofetofign ,efafetofign , a* lulljr and Reg. to 28** M d'third’place went to Jack are lucky to have a pro caller Carlson, 3,680; Ann Camptell, ' ou naintinfc are the sons, not the Bastards of Nnf-£sf/J . I'mpotee, $$ J'Groove Tube” 7:1510:00; Ihtr TMi«r virlsot Cnm- POLYESTER DuPont,- ...... with.. 37.4575. - Most im­ “ v w m w». IMta. H.rdlc, J,«0, { jja , England.” . lh« GoTemo| To-n, *. tb»« u he feir S« um- Vyev tnd1 er- JR. BOYS “ Flesh Gordon” 8:40 proved was John Reed. Josqph dancing happens every Tuesday and William Lucas, 2,960. from .tlKnct A M a r - BRUSHED shopping and also our Senior ' It was immediately clear from the mUjKMMd by I Of foUmnll to «« Article ; end niirhl havo ' Burnside 1 — “The Lion in Quinn had the lowest single morning from 9 a.m. to 11 a.m. ■ndSuccefTun \ ■rhBt adi* • 8^**' Ple*f“«« . tKiideicfleal*P«” * we .elleii Pa- While that was going pn, Bowling League at the Parkade . general outcry in America that Parlia­ erdilfted, Tbiri mi R e ie n o f POLOS and ,'Winter” 7:00-9:30; “ Capt. Goal of Rotary fund drive and there are still a few Ttrni, for indl In & /ilieen game of 40. All participants Gloria had 21 members ment had made a serious mistake. By T'wfttiy PtrfM PANTS Lanes. lu ih e Jfemo” 2:00 openings for any Manchester PttCAl icT Robert Boardman, administrator of Rockville General Hospital, right, shows William received a package of golf downstairs for the arts and Wednesday, 10 a.m. to noon, l passing the Coercive or Intolerable Acts it wn Under Reg. t o 1 6 '* senior. You don’t have to be a L / i SLACKS CORHIHG r a l r n s i d r 2 - “2001 Space Repoli, president of Rockville Rotary Club, left, a blood gas analyzer, while Howard balls. crafts class, and they all pinochle games, and crewel it had invited open rebellion. hop* f®®**. By the way, this was the year good at it because the ^ u p Joe canin wwi illlllllllir“ *° ■'Odessy” 2:00-8:00 Wolfanger, chairman of the hospital fund drive looks on. Boardman will speak, Monday, at worked hard in making new embroidery class. Noon to 12:30 Patriots all over America — horrified GLASS for all sorts of pleasant sur­ will help you to get acquainted Showcase Cinema 1 — “Mon- the Rotary Club meeting to explain the need for the fund appeal which will go toward aprons for oUr students in the p,m. lunch is served. 12:45 p.m. by the severe oppression of Boston and prises because the league was with the steps. Massachusetts — called for a general TUMB­ {y Python” 1:30-3:30-5:15-7:15- necessary equipment, such as the blood analyzer, which cannot come out of the hospital meals program. bridge game? and-’at 1:00 p.m. Parliamentary enactments of 1774 posed many serious threats to open to our senior women, and meeting. And assemblies,, starting with 9:25 If you’re interested, drop by arts and crafts class. Bus pick t ^ erican liberties. It seemed essential to colonists everywhere that budget. (Herald photo by Richmond) much praise must go to Harriet Let’s see, Thursday rolled in, Rhode Island, June 15,1774, began naming LERS I Showcase Cinema 2 — “Love Tuesday morning and take a up at 8:30 a.m., return trips at there should be a general meeting of representatives of the colonies to Horan and Agnes Greene who and so did the rain. It didn’t roll 12:30 and 3:30 p.m. . > delegates to the proposed congress. A ?ind Death” 1:45-3:40-5:30-7:25- look see, and I’d bet before long consider what was best to be done. Calls for a Continental Congress hung right in there every Mon­ you’ll.be right out there on the in but poured in, and naturally Thursday, 8 a.m. buses leave i delighted writer in the “New Hampshire 9:35 day battling the men and quite tliat once again killed our came from many quarters. This issue of the New-Hampshire Gazette terrific values while they last! 4 i Showcase Cinema 3 — “Give floor with them. for the foliage trip, 8:30 a.m. to > Gazette” declared, “It must revive the Bicen group asks help often coming out the winner. shuffleboard gaines.'The mor- ^ p.m. building will be ‘Em Hell Harry” 1:30-3:30- drooping Spirits of every desponding (Portsmouth, July 22,1774) carried an article applauding the plan for a It was nice that the group While this is going on, Gloria ning was for visiting and card hnsinpss a.s usnal. 8:30-7:30-9:40 opened for business as usual, “American” to all the Provinces un­ “General Congress.” (Courtesy, American Antiquarian Society.) DRESS SPORT OR accepted their better half to has her hands full with our games. for ! Showcase Cinema 4 — “Last card playing, shuffleboard iting to withstand Oppression.” KNIT SHIRT in hospital fund^ drive join the league, and come next large turnout for ceramics. If yango” 2:00-4:35-7:00-9:30 that isn’t enough, we have games, and visiting. No meal argued that General Gage and the British should not be obeyed. Citizens were called season we hope to see more After serving a delicious American thinking in the summer of JOO ‘ Manchester Drive-In - another 25 members downstairs today and no bus. troops in Boston ought to be attacked upon to form their own government and to VERNON busy people to become involved on a lim ited gals joining us. All in ali, it was Swiss Steak Jardinere dinner to 1774 was greatly influenced by two widely ‘‘Buster & Billie” 7:30; “White busy performing their talents in Friday, 10 a.m., kitchen before more redcoats arrived. Patrick withhold all s u i^ r t including taxes from The Vernon Bicentennial Commission is scale and for those with more leisure time a pleasant evening enjoyed by 77 persons the action m ov^ up­ social bingo games. Noon to read pamphlets. James Wilson of Line Fever” 9:15; “Aloha Bob- Henry of Virginia declared that British the royal government. In one ominous Choose from solids, farv Long sleeve printed to really ‘get into’ a worthwhile community everyone in attendance. oil painting. I’d say that’s pret­ shirts in 50-50 poly­ appealing for volunteers to aid in the stairs where our good friends, 12:30 p.m. Noon to 12:30 p.m.. Philadelphia rejected Parliament’s power empire was already dissolved and that ciee, jecqtianto, and J)y and Rose” 10:45 ty busy morning, wouldn’t you? resolve the Sons of Liberty urged the wheel pslterrw. ester and cotton. B 7% Inch project.” and program cHairladieSj Helen lunch is served. 1 to 4 p.m. set- over the colonies in his Consideration on to IB. recently announced fund drive of Rockville Especially when you add our Americans were in a “state of nature.” colonists to gather military supplies and to \ ^ \o extra large. The commission is joining with Howard Foliage trip F la v e ll and E ve W arner , games. Bus pickup at 8:30 the Legislative Authority of Parliament General Hospital. bus taking other members shop­ Another Virginian, Richard Henry Lee, intensify the training of Mlnutemen. When SPIRAL A note about our foliage trip presented a very enjoyable, and u.m ., return trips at 12:30 and 4 (Philadelphia, 1774). Thomas Jefferson’s Commission chairman Donald Eden said Wolfanger, chairman of the fund drive, to ping, and our mini-bus out drop­ urg'M adoption of a nonimportation agree­ the Continental Congress approved the SALEI MEN’S BOYS’ FLARE iS u n d ay coming up Thursday. We are entertaining, program for us. p m. Summer Rights of British America, which persons are needed to donate time, if just a help make the drive, the first for the ment. substance of the Suffolk Resolves it was CAHDLES sorry that we have to limit the ping others off at the doctors, DRESS JEANS DRESS-UP hospital, a success. All the talent came frona our appeared in three 1774 editions denounced The congress bad hardly begun before an undeniable victory for the radicals. i UA East 1 - “Jaws” 2:00- few hours a week. Work assignments and trip to four buses. (Actually I etc. members and it was just great Extra Speciall JEANS Anyone interested in helping should con­ mTHEATRES EAST all regulations of Parliament as acts of there was a report that violence had Conservatives in ’Congress, who 5:00-7:20-9:40 hours are flexible and involve clerical, wasn’t sure we’d fill that to get them back into the “arbitrary power....over these States.” j UA East 2 - “Capt. Nemo” tact Mrs. Peggy Zowada, at the hospital, or Then we moved on to the erupted in Massachusetts, and that British deplored this action, were bitterly disap­ 2 typing and telephone work as well as fund many). I said we’d take as Parkade Lanes where our groove once again: , 'These pamphlets were of immense im­ warships had fired on Boston. Although pointed when Joseph Galloway’s plan of 4:00; “Brother, Can You Spare solicitation. Mrs. Sandy Tuppeny or Eden. many buses as we could fill, and i P J A W S Senior Bowling League was ” 1 portance in shaping public opinion and in this was soon proved false, many Penn­ union was defeat^. They , thought that iA Dime?” 4:00-5:50-7:00-9:30 Eden said, “This is an opportunity for that was a mistake because by Next Thursday because 180 of busy with the following results: producing revolutionary thought. sylvanians prepared to march to the aid of moderate action rather than defiance for ? UA East 3 — Live and Let the end of the work day Mon­ our members are going on the. In the men’s Class A group | ‘iHAN«nTHAUuinwr When Uie Continental Congress met in Boston. would be more likely to promote recon­ ;i)ie” 4:45-9:10; “ Man With day, four buses were full. We foliage trip, we have canceled Philadelphia in early September, Andy Lamoureux won the high How encouraging to the Patriots! It was ciliation with the mother country. p o jpolden Gun” 2:30-7:00 have a waiting list, and wiil the hot meal. ’The center will be triple with 522 and the high delegates knew from the general discus- clear that if war broke out in New Soon the delegates adopted the Con­ Vernon Cinema 1 — “Freebie contact those on the list in the open however, for visiting, “BROTHER CAN YOU . sion in the press that Americans wanted single with 201; In the Class B SPARE A DIME? • England, the British would have to fight tinental Association, a comprehensive and the Bean” 2:00-5:30-9:00; The candidates speak order they signed up if we run business and card playing along resolute action and that the great majority group Frank Miner won the Sons of Liberty from the middle colonies, nonimportation, nonexportation and non­ ^ ‘Where Does It Hurt?” 4:00- into any cancellations. with outdoor shuffleboard. high triple with a 468, and Art of newspaper editors would support the too. One belligerent writer in the Boston consumption agreement that was intended :7:30 ELLINGTON Those going on the trip should We extend opr deepest sym­ revitalization of downtown Newman, took the high single decisions of the Congress. Gazette (October 10, 1774) declared that to bring economic pressure to bear on \ Cinema 2 — Cartoons “Capt. Barbara Paluska, candidate arrive at the Senior Center pathy to our member Pauline Manchester Evenlns Herald Rockville. 178. From the outset there was a struggle in “if our liberties are extorted from us, they Great Britain. Before it adjourned in late -Nemo” 1:00-3:15; “Nashville” for re-election as Ellington’s around 7:45 a.m., so that we Ullman on the loss of her hus­ Leather-like oxfords with “What was once the commer­ Published every evening except congress between liberals and delegates, will be by the hardest blows and not October 1774, the congress sent off stitched moccasin toes. 6 : 0 0 tax collector, on the Republican can take off as close to 8 a.m. as For the women in the Class A band. Sundays and holidays. Entered at Durable heals and soles. cial and industrial center of our who had the reputation of being without some bloody noses.” petitions to England, adopted a Declara­ i Showplace — “Capt. Nemo ticket, said she takes excep­ possible. If we get good group, Mary Chaves won both the Manchester, Conn., Post Office town has suffered over the past as Second Claas Mall Matter. firebrands, shrewdly kept in the Paul Revere rode into Philadelphia in tion of Rights, and a g re ^ to meet the Jind Underwater City” 2:00; tions to comments made by her cooperation from everyone by the high triple with 442, Md the few years from lack of atten­ Menus for the week Suggested Carrldr Rates background. They let men from the mid-September with important news. following May if colonial grievances had ^'Groove Tube” 7:15-10:00; Democratic opponent concer­ keeping things going, and not high single with 164. In the colonies south of the Potomac lead the tion and an absence of respon­ Monday, Italian shells with-. Payable In Advance Patriots in Massachusetts had adopted the not been redressed. ..“Flesh Gordon” 8:40 ning the tax collector’s office. dragging behind we will be able Class B group, Marion Gouin sive planning.” Benoit said. Single copy ...... 15a Patriot cause. Suffolk Resolves, which declared that the All in all, the First Continental Congress Burnside 1 — “The Lion in and the position was considered won the high triple with 313, and W eekly...... y ...... goa Christopher Gadsen of South Carolina Mrs. Paluska said Michael He Said, “There is a feeling to toss in a few surprises, and Coercive Acts were uncontitutlonal and was most encouraging to the Patriots. VWinter” 7:00-9:30; “Capt. to be a part-time one. the high single'was won by Lee One, m o n th ...... $3.90 Malloy, seeking election on the among the residents of . you can count on it being a busy Three months ...... $11.70 ;; Nemo” 2:00 “Even though the Grand List f. Democratic ticket, has made Rockville that police and ■ day. We should arrive back at Steinmeyer, with 118. Six m on th s...... $23.40 ■i Burnside 2 — “2001 Space comments about the “commis­ has increased greatly, and the the center about 5:30 p.m. give One y e a r------$4600 municipal services for that sec­ Mall Pates Upon Request 'jOdessy” 2:00-8:00 sion paid to the tax collector.” hours needed to service the ac­ or take a half hour. This printing test pattern is counts has also increased, the tion of town are inadequate. Pinochle winners Subscribers who fall to receive, part of The Herald quality con­ ^ Showcase Cinema 1 — “Mon- She said he should have checked They feel, in a word, Well, our shuffleboard tour­ their newspapbr before 5:30 p.m. BlackstoHe says probe Next we move into "ty Python” 1:30-3:30-5:15-7:15- the records first. tax collector has, through the nament took quite a beating Should telephone' the circulation trol program in order to give 24x11 years, voluntarily cut the forgotten,” he said. Wednesday, and we start all department, 647-9946. you one of the finest •;9:25 She said, “In 1957 the tax He said that other than the x percentage to its present rate of over again. There were newspapers in the nation. 13V2 r* Showcase Cinema 2 — “Love collector was paid a commis­ renovation of the Memorial -land Death” 1:453:40-5:30-7:25- sion of 1.5 per cent of the two-fifths of one per cent,” pinochle games in the main hall • STARTS WEO. • rests in proper hands Building, little has been done to IHCH collected taxes. At a town Mrs. Paluska said. with these winners: Edward ^ROBERT ALTMAN’S (R)' “RETURN OF THE -;9:35 revitalize Rockville. ______— uihatwhat state Ipqislationlegislation cancan be in- > Showcase Cinema 3 — “Give meeting on Feb. 25, 1958, the She added that during the Mime at UConn nNKPAHTHHr His proposal includes: Crea­ ^ “NRSHVIUI’’ EAST HARTFORD and control of the Housing acted to establish more STORAGE I '^’Em Hell Harry” 1:30-3:30- tax collector made a motion to past four years the tax collector 1-86 IXIt 91 FOUOrt Bi.SNSIC" tiCNS tion of a sub-committee of the Mime Dan Kamin will pay a WED., THUR8., SUN. 8 PM Authority. stringent and thorough state ..■;5:30-7:30-9:40 cut the proposed budget by $1,- has collected an additional 300 : Mayor Richard H. Blackstone Town Council to be charged return visit to the University of /m oR U FRI., SAT. AT 7-9-.45 That authority lies strictly auditing procedures. CHESTS !* Showcase Cinema 4 — “Last 500, resulting in a commission sewer user charges for the ^ BURNSIDE stated Thursday, in answer tg with development of a strategy Connecticut in Storrs Monday with the State of Connecticut At a meeting thi? week the United States government DELUXE 5 Rose” 10:15 passes for the town beach this cies -are conducting the in­ such as the Housing Authority were done at the Paluska home relative to the quality and quan­ total silence, without music or JAMES CAAM - AljAH aI which supports and controls its year, “and I have do so vestigation. that are funded by the State of PHOTO tity of municipal services and props, alternates between com­ 'Y K E K MB THE BENT STANLEY KUBRICK’S activities. willingly.” M o b il 9 P.M. • PLUS Connecticut. to work appropriately relative edy, drama, parody and h e a t in g o il s “2001 SPACE O D ES S r In an earlier issued state­ The mayor and Council Chair­ She charged her opponent PETER SELLERS ^ (a)esao*$i.w Hannon and Moynihan taye FRAMES to concerns about vandalism tragedy. “WHERE DOES IT HURTT ment, it was said that the man George Dagon met with with conveniently overlooking 7:15 PM mayor and Town Council of also met with State Auditor and the recent rash of fires; He has performed on public OIL BURNER A SAT. m a t . 2 P.M. State Sen. George Hannon and NOTICE Metal iSewer projects “these small but important MATINEE SAT. A SUN. P.M. Leo. V. Donahue to discuss SUN. CbWT. 2 P.M._ 200 East Hartford have no jurisdic­ State Rep. Timothy Moynihan areas of help.” and involvement of state and television’s “Mister Rogers’ HEATING installation ‘ AU SEATS 99« auditing procedures, practices, SAT.-SUN. 1 P.M. A 3:15 tion over the administration recently to have them look into She said his survey also failed federal legislators to determine Neighborhood.” CWE1 and fidelity bonding p o ^advance in Vernon to note the number and cost of the feasibility of providing Tickets will be available at 6 4 3 -5 1 3 5 "CAPTAIN NEMO" “CAPT. NEMO AND THE requirements presently in GOOD DEAL easier access to the Rockville the door. SIS Center St. Mancherter PLUS CARTOONS UNDERWATER C irr the clerical help and other existence. section and concerning the CINE 3 Blackstone has also con­ iHall available for Wed-1 plus a portion of Montauk Dr. fringe benefits given in sur­ DHOHE “2001 SPACE ODESSr The second contract, 14-A availability of funding to en­ Union Place festival tacted Senator Abraham Idings, Showers, Parties I TOILET •J By late fall of 1976 the entire rounding towns. “These ad­ will be ready to go to bid within courage the private sector Ribicoff and Congressman land Banquets. Weekend! ^larea in the southern part of ditional charges amount to BOWL the next few weeks. Mayor toward renovation and develop­ FILM RATING GUIDE Williaci Cotter to discuss 1 Dates still open for 1976.1 'Vernon should be tied into the much more than the suggested begins in Hartford McCoy said. This will cover ment. For Parents and Thalr Children. Federal legislation of local IWe are air-conditioned. [ <]^wer service and this will savings,” she said. BRUSH &| Irohwood Dr., Hublard Dr., “No one is suggesting that Housing Authorities. [Knights of ColumbusI L'*leave a relatively small section CDDUL MNBNB M Itn MMIM A 10-day festival began Phoenix St. from Ironwood to there is an easy answer to the he can eat and drink. Also Sun­ It is the mayor’s feeling ttat [H all, 138 Main S t.. HOLDER f,without sewers. Friday on Union PI. in down­ Church St., all of Church St. and problem or that in a short day, Alec Wilder’s "Sunday both state and federal agencies [Manchester. Tel. 646-1 ^ The town will receive federal Nana, awwa shbsid s«m enhw an Im h tauuf te town Hartford. ’The festival is Warren Ave. from Phoenix St. period of time the situation can Excursion” will be performed who supervise local authorities [9044. Give us a call anyj SET ■and state funds to cover about VERNON called Union Place c. 1889, that to Maple St. be turned around,” Benoit said. at 1 p.m., the Mt. Laurel make certain that proper con­ [evening, Mon.-Sat. after j -190 per cent of the cost of a pum- Thomas A Benoit, K tneni her n t«f*n HCW$W)I< rmal tr MM Coriba being the year when Union Sta­ This project is not as large as He termed it. a tremendous Chapter of Sweet Adelines at 3 trols are developed to prevent [7:00 P.M. ^ 0 0 ^ ;ping station in connection With Democratic candidate for tion was built, stretching the contract 14-B and even though it undertaking and added, n M w n IT M H riD (in m an a cHUia««) p.m., and the MacDonald Fami­ further fraudulent practices. ;^a sewer contract for the mayor of Vernon, today called entire length of the street which will be put to bid later, the “However, we can’t mdrely sit ly Singers at 7 p.m. •'Phoenix St. area. for the creation of both a short was nam ^ after it. mayor said he expects both will back and hope the problems From Monday through / This is one of two sewer and long-range plan for the There will be street be finished about the same will vanish...they won’t.” Thursday at 8:30 p.m., the projects for the southern part of musicians, horse and buggy schedule will feature musical \town. This involves Lake St., time. MANCHESTER rides, 1889 costume contest, ar­ Bids for the first contract are groups. Menotti’s qiora “The !;■ Richard Rd., and Montauk Rd. liRI’^E-IN/ROUTES 6 &44fl ^1 EM-SIU-SljN ; 1 tist display, 1885 popcorn returnable Oc't.l7 and Mayor Telephone” will be presented "’areas. Bids will be advertised machine and popcorn, antique OPEN McCoy said he expects the con­ Fi'iday at 8 p.m. to be followed ^within the next few days, cars, slides and movies on tract will be awarded and work r 3 Great HitsHH 1 by a jazz group at 9. > Mayor Frank McCoy said. railroads, a beer garden, plays, started by late October. 1 ' ' Musical presentations will be ALL DAY This contract has been OPEN M.0IU folk music, barber shop presented Saturday at 1:30,7:30 designated Contract 14-B and WHITE BUSTER quartets, jazz and opera. Snd 10:30 p.m. The festival con­ Swill include Lake St. from ELASTIC BOBBY John Slbun’s Shakespearian cludes Oct. 5 with a perfor­ Sunday ^ Phoenix to Richard Rd. and in­ ^ UNE AND Players will perform tonight at mance of Alex Wilder’s “Sun­ i’;; elude a portion of Tunnel Rd., STOCKINGS AND 8. On Sunday, there will be an day Excursion” by the New fi all of Rosewood Dr., a portion WHEEL CHAIRS FEVER BILUE 1889 costume contest with the Lyric Opera Co. at 1 p.m. SUNOAY winner getting 825 cash and all •j of Box Mountain Dr., and all of ROSE PG R I' Berkley Rd. and Richard Rd., ARTHUR DRUG PQr 10 AM - 5 PM m ake and bake’* ' SAVE TO Va AND MORE fSHCMCASE CINEM A/ t234; (r BOOKS l>84 EXIT 58-* SILVER LANE w ROBGRTB f t . ws have crystals and ALL Irainaa In all edora Our Staff Is Here . EAST HARTFORD *• 24HR. TEL. iN Fft 868-1810 MEDICINAL PUPPETS I and ahapaa; make your serving Connecticut homemakers since 1909 . 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'■-i MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Sat., Sept. 2 7. 1975— PAGE F I V E a -j PAGE FOUR - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. M anchater, Codb., Sat., Sept. 27, 1975 MANCHESTER WEEK IN REVIEW iianrl|pat(r iEwningHara® Founded Oct. 1, 1881 Firehouse, school plan action due Member, Audit Bureeu a t CIrculelion Member, United Preee Internatlonel It apipears the Board of Directors is Democrats Will adopt the resolution, as Wednesday, with a vist to Manchester in Published by the Manchester Publishing Co., Herald Square, discuss town plans for correcting Keeney ready to meet Manchester’s top two issues proposed also by the school board. the morning by former Georgia Gov. Jim­ Manchester, Conn. 06040. Telephone (203) 643-2711. St. drainage problems, between Bush Hill head-on in a couple of days and arrive at Action on the Buckland firehouse will my Carter and with opening of Rd. and the Glastonbury town line. decisions concerning both—the Buckland follow an opinion and advice from John hbnehester Republican headquarters in Paving of E.'Middle Tpke. was under Reymond F. Roblneoo. Editor-Publither HtroW E. Turkington. Managing Editor firehouse and the ^,373,000 referendum MANCHESTER HAS IT FitzGerald, the Manchester attorney the evening. way this week, but paving of Keeney St. question for renovations and additions to retained to give an outside (of govern­ Carter too attended an opening of cam­ (under the same $60,000 allocation) may Bentley and Washingtoq Schools and ment) legal opinion. paign headquarters-his own, at 164 E. held up, pending completion of the replacement of the West Side Rec. Mayor Thompson has said he' will Center St. It is his state headquarters and storm sewer program there. Opinion The decisions are expected Monday welcome the green light for signing a con­ his state coordinator is Stanley Weinberg Owners of pets (dogs and cats) were 725 EA S T Business-Directory Guide For n i^ t at a special meeting called by Mayor tract for construction of the firehouse. The of Manchester. reminded this week of a town ban against 2S4RMADST. John Thompson. construction would be by Fred Brunoli & Republican headquarters are in a con­ litter on sidewalks and streets and other ' f t in Eiriy Amaftewr OFT, Thompson is proposing a resolution Sons of Avon, at $233,000. Brunoli has vert^ residence at 183 E Center St., cor­ public and private property. They were MIDDLE TURNPIKE Furnltura Ro|Ntiducaons Let’s close some loopholes which states that, in the event the school guaranteed the price to Nov. 15. The es­ ner of Knox. Enthusiasm was high told they can be held accountable for ac­ Manchester and Surrounding CLOCKS • LAMPS • HREPUCE HIINISHIN8S s e t question carries Nov. 4, the projects won’t timated cost of all aspects of the firehouse Wednesday night and speaker after tions by their pets. • NAUTICAL p u i m a m s L be started until and unless the state reim­ is $295,000. in gun control laws speaker predicted a Republican victory in MANCHESTER OPEN TUEtn WED, SAT. 10 P.M. ■ 8:36 P.H. burses the town for a share of the con­ In the meantime, Buckland area proper­ November. THURSDAY A FRIDAY, 10 A.M. - 6 P.M. struction cost (estimated to be just under ty owners are circulating a new petition Room rates, meditation Vicinity I SUNDAY 12 NOON - 8 P.M. HMMTf OP FREE PASKINa dangerous distance with brass Leaves, roads, pets The time is running out for the |1 million). for presentation to the Eighth District Manchester Memorial Hospital’s daily The possibility exists that Manchester’s WE SERVICE AND INSTALL INDUSTRIAL AND COMMERCIAL i;,! knuckles but could have been lethal if Thompson said the ballots have been board of directors. Like the first one niceties of debate on gun controls. leaf pickup program won’t be discontinued room rates will increase up to 25 per cent printed with the referendum question on (declared invalid by Eighth District When a woman can have her gun she could have fired her .38 un­ after all. It’s consideration has been Oct. 1. Rates for a semi-private room, the AIR CONDmOMNa them and that it’s too late to remove it Counsel John LaBelle and Assistant Town featuring this week... placed on the agenda for the Board of most common accommodation, will go confiscated on Sunday and buy interrupted. from the machines. Director Vivian Counsel Victor Moses), it requests a vote REFRIGERATION and HEATING Directors’ Oct. 7 meeting. An estimated from $74.50 to $88.35. CONSUMER is!7 l7 si Ferguson is taking issue with Thompson’s by district electors on expanding district another on Monday so she can make The NRA and its lofty idealism to $9,000 additional appropriation would be The Manchester Board of Education Mfe 4 /s o Do Sheet Metal Work statement and has requested a legal opi­ lines into the Buckland area for fire ser­ adopted a policy on silent meditation the contrary, the realistic facts of the needed. Town Manager Robert Weiss has New England Mechanical Services, Inc. an attempt on the life of the Presi­ nion. She takes the position the question vice. MANCHESTER PARKADE estimated. which goes into effect in all schools Mon­ '• 'T'S . ’ f ” T ■ Y’ • dent, clearly some type of action is matter are that there are too damn still can be removed. R appears the issue Politics day. Classes will get one minute for ROUTE ||I83, P.O. BOX 3147 i f I ■, t Director Phyllis Jackston has requested TALCOTTVILLE, CONN. (06066) Your Compiete many handguns in circulation and in is academic and that the majority Politics took over the spotlight meditation after school begins. 1 t f needed. an informal meeting of all concerned to _____ 643-2738 • 643-2192 Appliance Store The need for a federal law is evident the hands of too many people who are when in California, where President not in “radical and criminal A Dem o«rat in power CAMPING EQUIPMENT ■'f FAMOUS BRAND Ford’s life has been threatened twice segments” of our society, but who, TENTS, COTS, SLEEPING BAGS, AIR MATTRESSES, 1 .U', ^ ! ill ! it ' ! M'T t n TELEVISION - APPLIANCES in less than three weeks, a law like Miss Fromme, want to be heard STOVES, LANTERNS has finally said it MANrHUTri making possession of a handgun is for no immediate or apparent reason. HOIK IM OKM On MV misdemeanor if it isn’t loaded bu WASHINGTON — A Democrat in a posi­ FARR’S Uy ^ If M r tj,; THE EVERYTHING STORE 649-3569 possession of brass knuckles is a The right to own and bear arms tion of power finally said it. The trouble CAMP-BIKE-SPORT 2 MAIN STREET WPhftke ANDREW TULLY ■f ’ '?■ ''Tfw. Xnl It Stw X Skii .'•^l with the Democratic Congress, said Rep. OPEN DAILY TO 9 P.M. J. FARR • 643-7111 APPLIANCE I TV felony. always has been a fiction. Civilization A1 Ulman, D-Ore., chairman of the House coming out for $1,(KX) welfare payments to We are aware that there are those could not be called civilization if such >- ^ Ways ways anu and ivu Means Committee, is that its all. VOLKSWAGEN REPAIR who will call this hysteria but we a right were an absolute. ’The events . ‘ members are still using slogans “for lack Indeed, the presidential campaign could l*^:RSO^AL TEE by factory trained specialists would venture they have not been shot of recent weeks more than tend to r -I of real solutions” to the problems of the be a plus for the thinking of such IAAGGIC ParsenaHzad Fun amt Sportswav 1970s. Phil Pete DONE WHILE YOU WAIT at by a would-be assailant in the expose this flaw in our civilization. Democrats as Ulman and Udall. In 1972, Ulman addressed himself to domestic enough liberals went for slogans and big Locicero and Zidek Great Gifts For Any Occaaion Blaming the judicial system as the ’ . ' crowd. ■< <■ ills in a speech before the Southern Gover­ spending for social programs to nominate 643-5036 ' - 35 Oak St., Manchastar NRA does is pure poppycock. nors Conference at Disney World. In the McGovern — almost as if they didn’t care Mon.-Sat. 10-5:30 It is sad commentary on the Thurs. til 8:30 If we have to wait until a person process, he managed to sound a great deal about winning the election. Today they are P&P AUTO REPAIR I S I American political scene when the like Gerald Ford. Whether this is good or 706 Main St. • “Arco Charge” • Manchester 646-3339 com m its a crim e with a gun before we determined not to nominate another National Rifle Association can, with bad depends on one’s politics, but Ulman McGovern. regulate who can possess a handgun, THAI CL an apparent straight face, say “the rates a nod for confronting reality. Fred Harris, the neo-populist Presiden­ we are deluding ourselves. Our He admitted that he and his fellow tial candidate from Oklahoma, has found ^onnedieut' (jklleij ^oin ^ 0 . MERCURY ACL.M.y recent violent attacks on President leaders will be exposed to danger, not $ Democrats had failed to solve the nation’s that out. He was roundly applauded at the Ford underscores the most urgent most pressing social problems, and then ac­ Midwestern meeting, but most of the 533 Main St. 6 4 3 -6 2 9 5 Manchester from “radical and crim inal’’ Phone 646-2756 need for stringent, mandatory prison cused his party on Capitol Hill of con­ applause came from the big cheering sec­ METAL DETECTOnS Buy - Sell i? segmerits in our society, but the sentences or anyone using a firearm tinuing “to raise the New Deal slogans of tion he brought with him. Liberals may b; Wklta'i COINS Appraise Shown here is Marcel Lapierre, owner of the Manchester N6 SERVICE CHARGE potential millions of faces in a crowd the 1930s’’ instead of acknowledging that agree with Harris’ proposal to break up Collections Wanted in the commission of a crime,’’ and E d w in E. B lo w Reservations tor • Hotels • Airllnea • StaamsMps times'have changed. the big corporations and banks, but they who can legally arm themselves and Safe & Lock Co,, 453 Main Street, Manchester 627 Main Street Manchester attacked “the inability of our judicial Ulman proposed a switch to the art of don’t want a candidate who says such O U R 12th YEAR IN MANCHESTER in an instant of insanity for reasons (just north of the Post Office) system to cope with those radical and • I the possible — the affordable. Democrats, things out loud. real or imaginary, become an he said, “must begin to aim programs at FLO’S Cake Decorating Supplies criminal segments of our society who Or, as a U.S. Senator — a longtime Manchester Safe & Lock Co., 453 Main Street, Manchester, Conn., is where you will find many hard to get assassin. specific areas we can win with the Harris pal — put it: “Fred is delightful 646-0228 875-3252 Ipcks, parts, and repairs of all kinds, shears and scissors sharpened. Rubber Stamps to your custom order. IMPORTED have flagrant disregard for law and resources available rather than continuing No, the time is running out for the and intelligent and courageous. 1 love to A m n m line of WILTON CAKE DECORATIONS Keys of course for most English, French, Italian, Swedish, Japanese, German and all American made keys. order. What we need most urgently is to wage war on all social ills — bringing listen to him. But let’s face it, he doesn’t 70 UNION ST. Safes, Money Chest and insulated fire calsinets also key cabinets to keep all your keys in order. We have all niceties of debate on gun controls. It victor}' to hone.” 191 CENTER ST. CAR PARTS proper enforcement of existing laws have a chance. Too hot.” MANCHESTER, CONN. 1 ROCKVILLE, CONN. types of Padlocks keyed alike and keyed differently. Burglar-fire alarms, auto alarms. Ask us about is no longer a political issue but one of ’The odds are against Ulman selling this None of this means that the Democrats Mon. - Sat. 10-S % Mon. - Sal. 10-5 deadlocks, window locks, etc., for full security. On our work bench we can rekey your locks to a different key N E W AT to remove menancing persons from " 5 . FrI. 10-9 basic common sense that says we package to his colleagues especially with a will nominate a conservative. Washington ThurtM 10-S (change TOmbination). A fully equipped mol^le .$hop is available to your Auto, Home or Business. Call us with MANCHESTER AUTO PARTS society.” Presidential election coming up. But at state’s Scoop Jackson and Texas’ Lloyd any question. We are a full security shop. We also buy and sell used safes. Can handle any lock outs. If locked ‘ must make the ownership and posses­ ' tPedding Cakes A Specialty 270 BROAD STREET PHONE 649-4528 least he has faced that fact of life so long Bentsen have been all but written off by out of your house, car, or business place, call us. No job is too sm all or too large for us to handle. Please phone Now if Miss Moore would have had sion of guns subject to reasonable ignored by most Democrats, to wit, that the party’s liberal majority. It does 643-6922; we are bonded too . . . EVERYTHING IN 'v f c a n t h id e b e h in d >' BEm JANE TURNER 4 a pair of brass knuckles in her hand­ restraints that would plug such the U.S. Treasury no longer can be con­ suggest, however, that A1 Ulman and Moe OUR PRODUCT sidered a source of infinite whalth. Ulman, a , bag instead of gun, “proper en­ loopholes as collectors being able to Udall may give Democratic moderates a B>AHfvi.LASs a'jHOwrn txyms i u School of Dance of course, is also well aware that the good name. • s n a t FRONTS • 6ATHTU0 fNCLOSUHtS 40 OAK STREET MANCHESTER forcement” of existing (California) sell guns without checking the buyer White House is occupied by a man who Ballet - Tap - Jass laws would have had her in the pokey out with the police. This is how Miss seems to delight in vetoing Democratic J.A. WHITE GLASS CO.. Inc. Acrobatic & Baton spending programs. FURNITURE TOPS PICTURE WINDOWS - instead of within 35 feet of President Moore got her second gun and almost - , . ■ > - REGISTRATIONS NOW BEING ACCEPTED ■Sil. -. A: In any case, Ulman may have an ally in YESTERDAYS Ford Monday. That 35 feet is hardly a killed a President. a bona fide liberal. Rep. Morris Udall. ’The 1 Mancheilar 6 4 9 * 7 3 2 2 31 BiitaiiBlttell SI. - ' ^ ’ Art*;,-.''®', - ^ - j MANCHESTER OVER 21 YEARS EXPERIENCE 6 4 9 - 0 2 5 6 Democratic presidential candidate from 25 Years Ago Starchy solution Arizona went before a regional meeting of Donna Sue Barber, daughter of Mr. and 763 Democratic liberals in Minneapolis the Mrs. Edwin Barber of Wapping, has the MAIN ST. 1, "I other day and dared to proclaim a coming honor of being the 10,000th baby bom at ^Avniitg' DON WILLIS Specializing In A British scientist claims to have example over a period of time the era of “thrift, conservation and common Manchester Memorial Hospital since it 643-1191 BRAKE SERVICE : GARAGE plastic is converted into water, car­ sense.” opened in 1920. 191 Gotllfdl^ Front EiW Afignment found a solution to the mounting 18 Main $L, TH. 64MS31 To accommMate this era, Udall called Over 3,000 attend Manchester Products MAIN ST. problem of “plastic pollution.” bon dioxide and humus. The more I wi95^1 General Repair Wsrii for a liberalism that is “resolute” but Show opening day. MANCHESTER Republican Town Committee backs Draipatic results are obtained starch added at the time of manufac­ “sobered.” ’This may not have sat well ture, the faster the rate of decomposi­ Broad St. school and asks all Republicans 643-1900 sinr.ply by adding starch to plastic in with many of his audience, but he was to vote yes on referendum. the manufacturing process, says Prof. tion. generously applauded for his detailed dis­ cussion of a wide range of issues. It was G.F.L. Griffin of Bunel University. A British company has begun 10 Years Ago USTOM |#ITCHEN another indication that after the MANIMESTERME & LOCK CO. The starch permits bacteria to attack marketing the new biodegradeable The Rev. C. Henry Anderson receives McGovern defeat in 1972, liberals are plaque and gift from members of Emanuel rwe loc/^sm/th plastic discarded in landfills and gar­ plastic and has sold licenses to the reappraising their liberalism in terms of ’ENTER IV 649-7544 A Bicentennial fireplug in Manchester (Photo by Steve Dunn) Lutheran Church honoring his 10 years of 453 MAIN ST., M ANCHESTER a 643-6922 dollars and cents. Nobody these days is 385 CENTER STREH, MANCHESTER bage dumps as well as in the sea. process in more than 40 countries. service as pastor of the church. Q u a J ^ MnoaOW-aSKSS Alarms. Locks & Sales, Combination Changes, When buried in the ground, for It’s a start. Sales & Service - Bonded. ,Most keys In stock. Repairs ol all kinds. Also We Make Keys. Scissors & \Kltchens of DIstInctlor Wings of Evening: Incurably religious S t o m p A Pinking Shears Sharpened. NEED A NEW KITCHEN? COME TO THE EXPERTS CUSTOM MADE .S' SEE US FOR: CANVAS AWNIN6S • Aluminum Roll Up IRON A mountain peak and a rope teaching my students to do in their Awninga Incurably religious pulpits.” It was both a confession and a • Door Canopits SCRAP METAL In this Bicentennial year we are looking Osfrinsky It is generally agreed that there has request for corriment. I tried to be helpful, • Storm Doora CLIFF SIMPSON back to the wisdom of our founding • Combination WIndowa and PAPER never been a tribe or race who had no saying — “You know that the Yale swim­ DEALER IN WASTE fathers, and looking forward with the hope .«1 MANCHESTER AWNING GO. religion. Scholars have found that ming team achieved many national cham- MATERIALS 131 PARKER ST. of fulfilling the dreams that they had. It is 195 WEST CENTER ST. primitive people have believ^ in a kind of mankind is incfifably religious. I have pionWps when they had a crach who Tcl. SI3-513S or 813 U19 g o ^ to plot our course for the future, and Talapliona 649-3091 “mana” which brings good luck and sometimes wondered what would happen couldn’t swim a stroke.” ’Thinking that I also good to consider where we have been Eelibllehed 1949 special strength. in Manchester if the pressures put on tod given my brother clergyman a word of Call The Pros - ^^Manchester Awning Company^^ in order to set our course. Archeologists who delve into the past religious people in Russia were applied to encouragement, we continued our way. When the pioneers set out for the west in find many evidences of religious belief, the Christians of our community. We tod not gone far when my wife Now, and not during the heat of sum m er, is the tim e to call the M anchester Awning Company a t 195 West their Conestoga wagons, there were no ranging all the way from the primitive to remarked, “Do you realize, that you as Center Street, Manchester, for your awning needs. Not only will you avoid the rush, but you’ll avoid a possible MANCHESTER Over SO Veara' Experlanca Glad to get leprosy? highways and maps with routes marked. GARNER RUG & UPHOLSTERY CLEANING ■ the more advanced concepts of the much as said that he couldn’t preach at 1 recall an incident in which an un­ -As they moved slowly across the plains the Manchester's Only Complete Carpet Slervic$l price increase. Do come down and see their sample units; it’s just a short ride to their place, and there is am­ CoH 64V-S807 “religions of salvation.” In 19h, I spent a all!” ple parking right at the front door. Manchester Awning prides themselves on quality, custom work. Here are MEMORIU CO. season on an archeological expedition in believer was brought to one of our Chris­ distant peak of a mountain m i^ t be their . 14 High Street, rear .,a aaau/«uebTEB . just a few of the many services they offer: Maco Roll Up Awnings, Combination Screens and Storm Windows A. A lM P n i, Prop. the Holy Land excavating the ancient city tian hospitals to see if his leprosy could be only guide. MANCHESTER , Oppoalte Eaat Caimtery cured.' It was a long time ago and I have wagon train moved confidently as Phone: 646-5630 ipV® and Doors. If you have any questions or problems, please feel free to call them to discuss your problems. Just Harrison St, >Unch*atar of Mizpah. Some of the artifacts we found Taste, feel, touch, listen, see were 5,000 years old. Many were con­ forgotten the details of place and cir­ long as the peak was in sight. But when the call 649-3091, or better yet why not take a short ride down and see them personally— They’ll be only tw happy PHolity Mtmoriak Clyde Reid, in his book “Celebrate the nected with the religious beliefs of the cumstances but I remember his words, “I clouds hid the mountain from view—what ^ "Serving the area since 1955" to sit down and discuss things with you. Their years of experience is your guaranty of complete satisfaction. Temporary,” tells us to awaken our time. To the question "Is man by nature am glad that I had the disease of leprosy then? TTien, to keep a straight course the senses. religious? I would answer “Yes, Incurably — oUierwise I would never have h e a ^ the wiser ones would drag a long line out back.* “To celebrate the temporary is to taste, Got A Painting ProMen? Wan Halpl religious.” {gospel and found Jesus (Christ as my As long as the rope was straight they know to feel, to touch, to appreciate with all the Sarvict aUH maana aomatMng to ua — and aanlM maana apandlnganough To the question “Can religion be Savior.” they tod not gone astray. In this way our M M M O B TEI, RNNT l)N IVW STISn PET OWNERS Uma wltti you to halp you aatoot ttw rtaM paM IMah tor Uiat )ob yeiPra plan­ How easily we accept the blessings of forefathers looked ahead and looked back senses what is around you right now.' CUlilETE IW riM I COPfWG SERIKE ning. Sat ua tor palnl and aarvlea whan you plan your naai pro|aeL H O I starnped out by propaganda and ’That’s ridiculous,’ you may be thinking. If you can’t find what you’re looking tor eleewhere, stop persecution?” I would answer “No, for it Christianity and fake for granted that we in order to reach their destination. Not too LOW COST PRINTING In to tee ut. Chances are we will have what you need. deserve them! We are incurably religious bad a policy for you and me. ‘I do that all tim e^- so what’s new?* It’s WHILE YOU WAIT (M O TO READY) is deep in man’s nature.” We can see what trae, we taste, feel-, listen, and see all the HBHBs CNHs a niiioin a HMB nwn Why not stop here first and you may not have to go any 400 MAIN STREET • MANCHESTER. CONN but too many of us are lukewarm in opr 06040 has happened in the Soviet Union. Shortly time. But we do it without awareness!” fu rth e r. EXU>A»c»PAINTCQ faith. MINIT-MANPRINTING after I^nin took power, the Russian He goes on to tell of a workshop In which 140 MAIN tT . a MANCHEaTER a 646-1777 YOUR MtMBF.R. THF. ORDER OF THE GOLDEN RULE church and state were separated. ’The Poem of the week A boner a SEE US FOR ENQRAVED NAME PLATES MANCHESTER PET CENTER INDBP8NDeNT DlALeR “Gethsemane'’ Sometimes with the best of Intentions he asked the members to take 10 minutes a TRY OUR NEW QUICK ACTION XEBOX OOPIERI 0 MAPLE STREET, DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER • 649-4273 church buildings were taken over by the to walk outside in silence, “letting 723 MAIN ST.. MANGHEITER e 648-4501 government and many closed permanent­ All those who journey, soon or later. we open our mouth and put our foot in it, Just Around The Corner From Main,.. something of, beauty draw them. 1 asked Must pass within the garden’s gate; ’Ibis happened to me when I was trying to uumaitNiKG YOU DESBWE THE BEST ly- members of the group to relax, to breath FORMAL’S INN wc Must kneel alone in darkness there. encourage a fellow minister after an un­ rou AlWATS B"T ItniN A1 This anti-religious pressure has been deeply, to let the beauty around them into DBY GLEiUlllN mTOWII And battle with some fierce despair. usually poor sermon. He was a professor JOHN'S FLOOR COVERUHi INC. F ? r the tux going on for, 58 years but it has not their awareness.” As they.returned;from Whara Qiiamy la High and Atota Lorn - succeeded in destroying religious faith. God pity those who ciuuiot say: of preaching at one of our well-known yAPPLIAN^S? this experience one of the members 119 Oakland SL WE SPECIALIZE IN ... Some Soviet experts say that there is now “Not mine but thine” ; who only pray; seminaries. When I heard that he was to that's, inn remarked — "Fve lived here most of my BBRNfB'S WEDDING DOWNS, DRAPES, increased vitality among the Christians, “Let this cup pass,” and cannot see be the preacher that Sunday, I went to Installing Since 1953 for him church expecting a fine sermon. life. But this morning, in 10 minutes, I saw LINOLEUM - CARPET - CERAMIC - FORMICA LEATHER AND SUEDE Moslems and Jews. Church attendance is ’The purpose in Gethsemane. things I have walked by for years and holding steady and possibly increasing. - Ella Wheeler Wilcox He must have been having an off day for OPEN DAILY 10 A.M. - 9 P.M. KITCHEN A BATH REMODELINQ Frank A.'Amona, PraaManl it was poor. I knew it — and so did he. My never noticed.” 36 Oak St., Manchester. Gunn. 06040 Neither Marx, who said that "religion is It seems to me a simple experiment r- Open Mon., Tuea., Sat 10 to 6 p.m., Ttoira. A M . 10 to 9 |M|i . ’ Telephone 10-9 Week Daya f^lUDlHEANiRr the opiate of the people,” nor Lenin, who A dealh-defying act wife and I met him by chance later that MANCHESTEE PAXKADE 643-9S61 649.7901 106 Saturday 4M W. MIDDU TMCI* afternoon. He was obviously disturbed worth trying right now lest we miss GotTs MANCHESTER Cloaad Wednaaday 848-9476 dismissed religion as “a kind of spiritual Christ has promised that all vriio believe - about the morqing. “Cliff,” he said, “I gift of beauty in these autumn days. gin in which the slaves of capital drown in Him shall have eternal life. ’The act of Celebrate the temporary. their human shane.” realized that accepting Him is truly "death defying.” really ought to be able to do what I am ■i 1 H MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn,, Sat., Sept. 27, 1975 - PAGE SEVEN PAGE SIX - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Sat., Sept. 27, 1975 PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, 43 Spruce t r in it y c o v e n a n t CHUpCH, 302 SECOND CONGREGATIONAL NORTH UNITED METHODIST CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF St. Rev. Mack Weiford, pastor. ^ Hackmatack St. Rev. Norman E. CHURCH, UNITED CHURCH OF CHURCH, 300 Parker St. Rev. Earle R. LA’TTER.DAY SAINTS, Woodslde St. & 9:15 a.m., Sunday School; 10:30 a.m.,R LOCAL Swensen, pastor. CHRIST, 385 N. Main St. Rev. Dr. Felix Custer, pastor. Hillstown Rd. D. Clark Brown, bishop. Worship, Nursery provided; 7 p.m., Infor-“ First double shutojat at Fenway Park in 19 years 9:30 a.m., Sunday School classes for all M. Davis, minister. 9 a.m.. Worship Service, sermon: 8:30 a.m., Priesthood; 9:30 a.m., mal Worship, study and fellowship. ^ ages three throu^ adult, plus Infant- 10 a.m.. Morning WcH^hlp, N um ry “When The Time Comes,” Nursery for Seminary; 10:30 a.m., Sunday School; 6 CHURCHES CONCORDIA LUTHERAN CHURCH,! Nursery; 10:50 a.m.. Worship Service with through Grade 12, sermon by the Rev. Dr. children 5 years old and younger, coffee p.m., Sacrament Service. the Rev. Mr. Swensen preaching. Trinity Felix M. Davis, “Who Is This Man?” fellowship after the service. 40 Pitkin St. Rev. Burton D. Strand, Rev. IS FULL GOSPEL INTERDENOMIN­ David W. Rinas, pastors. w Tots for those 3-years-old through / ATIONAL CHURCH, 745 Main St. Rev. SOUTH UNITED METHODIST Kindergarten, Children’s Church for in 8:30 a.m.. Holy Ckmununion, Nursery» COMMUNITY BAPTIST CHURCH, Philip Saunders, minister. care for small children; 10 a.m., Holyg propels Red Sox step closer to divisional crown CHURCH, Rev. George W. Webb, Rev. Grades 1 through 3, Nursery for infants; 7 CENTER CONGREGATIONAL AN AMERICAN BAPTIST CHURCH, 10:30 a.m,. Praise, Worship Service and Communion, Church School through a Laurence M. Hill, Rev. Robert W. p.m.. Concert by Mr. and Mrs. Thomas CHURCH, UNITED CHURCH OF 585 E. (Center St. Rev. Ondon P. Stairs, Bible study for all ages; 7 p.m., Gracte . Nursery care for sQiall children, a Brooks, coffee will follow the program 6 belted a solo homer to give Eldridge Jr., pastors. CHRIST, 11 Center St. Rev. Newell Curtis minister; Rev. Frederick Lanz, director Deliverance Service. NEW YORK (UPI) - hit 4-0 whitewash in the position now,” said proud Doyle with the first of two staked Cleveland (13-9) to made three outstanding three runs and Frank White • a.m., Amut Ubte Study class led by with Social Group 7, Mrs. Pierre CALVARY CHURCH (ASSEMBLIES S playoff-bound Oakland its Jr., Rev. Winthrop Nelson Jr., pastors. of Christian education. Something that hasn’t nightcap, the Red Sox are Red Sox pitching coach Stan doubles. Cecil Cooper also his fourth straight victory catches in the fog of the first had two more RBIs for Kan­ Pastor Eldridge in education wing; 9 and Marteney, chairman, in charge. , FAITH BAPTIST CHURCH, Orange OF GOD), 647 East Middle Tpke. Kenneth§. 9 a.m., (Adult and Teenagers) Planning 9:15 a.m.. Church School for all ages, happened at Fenway Park now 4Vz games ahead of the with a run in the first and game. 96th victory. Dick Bosman sas City with a pair of 10:45 a.m., Worship Service, Christian Hall 72 E. Center St. Rev. James Beliasov, Williams. “We’ve got to win Session, Robbins Room, Worship Service, kindergarten through Grade 4 continuing L. Gustafson, pastor. ^ since 1956 has put the Boston three more in the Aside from the Orioles’ (11-4) went five innings singles as Ferguson Jenkins Education,.Sunday, sermon: "Who Am I pastor. 9:45 a.m., Sunday School classes forS. rained out Baltimore two of four and they FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, Federation Room, the Rev. Mr. Nelson, during jhe service; 9:30 a.m.. Adult Bible seventh-the highlight being washed-out doubleheader before the A’s’ bullpen of of Texas saw his record drop Becoming?’* Pastor Hill preaching; 9 to 9:30 a.m., Sunday School; 10:30 a.m., adults and children. Nursery facility for^- Red Sox that much closer to Orioles in the American (Baltimore) have still got SCIENTIST, 447 N. Main St. leader; 10 a.m.. Worship Service, Sanc­ Study Class, led by the Rev. Mr. Lanz; with the New York Yankees, Olenn Abbott and Rollie 10:15 a.m„ Church School, Nursery to 5 Worship Service; 7 p.m., Evening Service. the little ones; 10:50 a.m., Service o f | something they haven’t done League East with a magic seven games left. All we Dwight Evans’ two-run to 17-18. R ookie D ennis 11 a.m.. Church Service, Sunday School tuary, the Rev. Mr. Nelson, preacher; 10:30 a.m.. Morning Worship, message: Fingers mopped up. year old; 9 to 9:15 a.m.. Grade 1 through Worship and Bible preaching. Special S since 1967. number of two. have to do is win one now homer. Kansas City overhauled Leonard (15-7) got the wm 6 for pupils up to the age of 20, care for very 11:15 a.m.. Confirmation Parents, “Have Christians Anything Important CHURCH OF THE ASSUMPTION, will attend church; 9:15 to 10:30 a.m., program for children;. 7 p.m., Eveningg The skeptics who say the Not since 1956, when Bob Texas 8-6, Oakland put away Brewers 3, Tigers 0 but lasted only five innings. young children, subject of the Lesson- (Grades 7, 8, 9). Sanctuary; 6:30 p.m.. Left to Do?” Nursery is provided; 6 p.m.. Adams St. at Thompson Rd. Rev. Edward and if they lose too, we don’t “The rainouts really classes for Grades 1 throu^ ; 10:45 to Gospel Service. Hymnsing, music, and Bi-c California 4-2, Milwaukee George Scott drove home Twins 2, White Sox 1 6 Sermon, “ReaUty.” Golden Text from Youth Group, Carrier Room; 6:30 to 8 Youth Fellowships will m eet., S. Pepin, pastor; Rev. Paul ’Trinque. Boston Red Sox are a good- Porterfield and Tom Brewer play next week.” helped our club,’’ said noon. Nursery to 5 year old and Grades 7 ble message. " blanked D e tro it 3-0 and all the Milwaukee runs and Steve Brye hit a sixth in­ Philippians: “Brethren, whatsoever p.m.. Grade 8 Confirmation, Federation Saturday Masses at 5 and 7:30 p.m.;- hit, no-pitch team tailor- teamed up to blank the Kan­ The Red Sox won the Evans. “We were a little through U; 7p.m., Youth Fellowship; 7:30 things are true, whatsoever things are Minnesota shaded Chicago 2- took over the American ning double and scored on Room. Sunday Masses at 7:30, 9,10:30 and 11:45 NORTH UNITED METHODIST made for their band-box sas City A’s twice, has a pair opener for Tiant (18-14) with tired and we could use the p.m.; P r a ^ and eacUng Service. honest, whatsoever things are just, what­ ST. BARTHOLOMEW’S CHURCH, a.m. 1 in other American League League home run and RBI Larry Hisle’s single to give CHURCH, 300 Parker St. Rev. Earle R. ballpark won’t believe it, but of Boston pitchers hurled a pair of first inning runs off re st.” soever things are pure, whatsoever things E. Middle Tpke. Rev. Philip Hussey, games. CHURCH OF CHRIST, Lydall and ST. JOHN’S POLISH NATIONAL Custer, pastor. Friday night there was a twin shutouts in the friendly rookie Dennie Eckersley lead a tworun shot and a solo Minnesota its win over CHURCH OF THE JSAZARENE, 236 are lovely, whatsrover things are of good pastor. blast—his 35th and 36th. Chicago and deprive Jim Vernon Sts. Eugene Brewer minister. CATHOLIC CHURCH, 23 Golway St. 9 a.m.. Worship Service, sermon: double shutout pitched at confines of Fenway Park. (13-7). Bernie Carbo and Bernie Carbo, one of the Main St. Rev. Neale 0. McLain, pastor. report; if there be any virtue, and if there 9 a.m., Bible Classes; 10 a.m.. Worship, Saturday Mass at 5 p.m.; Sunday “Dealing With Dying,” Nursery for Scott now has 107 RBIs, two Kaat of his 21st win. Roookie 9:30 a.m., Sunday School — classes for be any praise, think on these things.” The Masses at 8:30, 10:15 and 11:30 a.m. Rev. Walter A. Hyszko, pastor. Fenway Park—and the Red And the Tiant Cleveland feat Denny Doyle walked, Carl many Red Sox who wasn’t Dr. Joe D. Schubert of Houston; guest 9 a.m., Mass in English; .10:30 a.m., children five-years old and younger. more than John Mayberry of Ed Bane worked 6 2/3 in­ all ages, opening session of “Reach Out Christian Science Reading Room, 968 Sox were doing the pitching. marked only the second Yastrzemski moved the around when they last won a A’s 4, Angels 2 speaker; 6 p.m.. Worship, Dr. Schubert, Mass in Polish and English. Authur Holmes, liturgist. Coffee Kansas City. Pete Broberg nings for his third win since and Touch’’ emphasis; 10:45 a.m.. Mor­ Main St., is open to the public Mondays T. BRIDGET CHURCH, 70 Main St. As a result of Luis Tiant’s time in ^ years its runners along with an out­ pennant in 1967, summed up Joe Rudi and Bert Cam- guest speaker. fellowship after the service. hurled the shutout, a six- being recalled by the Twins ning Worship, sermon by Rev. Mr. through Fridays from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Rev. John J. Delaney, pastor. Rev. UNITED PENTECOSTAL CHURCH, four-hit 4-0 triumph in the happened. The Orioles won’t field fly and Fred Lynn the bubbly enthusiasm of the paneris delivered fourth in­ EMANUEL LUTHERAN CHURCH, hitter from Tacoma. Kaat, onc4 McLain, "Are Your Prejudices Showing?’’ and the first and third Thursday evenings William J. Stack, Rev. William J. Kiileen. 185 Woodbridge St. Rev. Robert Baker, first game of a doubleheader like to hear those kind of drove home Carbo with a homered for Boston in the team so close now. “ We ning singles to score the Church and Chestnut Sts. Rev. C. Henry Royals 8, Hangers .6 the hottest pitcher in th4 Children’s Church and Nursery provided; of each month from 7 to 9, a free lending ST. MARY’S EPISCOPAL CHURCH, Saturday Masses at 5 and 7:30 p.m., pastor. with the Cleveland Indians ominous numbers. sacrifice fly—his 105th RBI. opener. might drink champagne tying and winning runs and 7 p.m.. Evening Service, message by the Anderson and Rev. Ronald J. Fournier, Jamie Quirk drove home league, is now 20-14. library is also maintained. Church and Park Sts. Rev. Stephen K. school auditorium; Sunday Masses at 7:30, 10 a.m., Sunday School; 6:30 p.m., and Reggie Cleveland’s five- “We’re in a mighty nice Carlton Fisk drove home In the nightcap, Boston tomorrow,” said Carbo, who exAngel Tommy Harper Rev. Mr. McLain, Nursery provided. Jacobson, rector; Rev. Bruce W. Jfacques, 9 and 10:30, in church; 10:30 a.m. and noon “Sound of His Coming” radio program on pastors, Michel D. Qerk, intern. ZION EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN assistant to the rector; Rev. Ronald E. in school auditorium. WINE; 7:30 p.m., Evangelistic Service. 8:30 a.m. and 11 a.m., ’The Service, CHURCH (MISSOURI SYNOD), Cooper Haldeman, assistant to the rector. Chapel service for children following the UNITARIAN UNIVERSALIST and High Sts. Rev. Charles W. Kuhl, 7:30 a.m.. Holy Eucharist, Book of Com­ principal hymn; 9:45, Church School, Bi­ THE SALVATION ARMY, 661 Main St. ST. JAMES CHURCH, Msgr. Edward ble Study, Adult Forum; 9:45 and 11, SOCIETY, East, Community Y, 79 N. pastor^. mon Prayer; 9 a.m.. Holy Eucharist, Rite Capt. and Mrs. Arthur Carlson, corps of- J. Reardon, pastor; Rev. Bernard Killeen, Nursery for infants. Tech hooters Main St. Rev. Arnold Westwood, minister. fta.m^TDivine Worship; 10:15 a.m., Sun­ 1, with sermon by Father Jacobson, fic6rs. The day School arid- Youth Forum; 10:10 to Church School and Nursery care followed Rev. Louis Cremonle. 10:30 a.m.. Service, the Rev. Mr. 9:30 a.m., Sunday School; 10:45 a.m.. Saturday Masses at 5 and 7:30p.m., Sun­ GOSPEL HALL, 415 Center St. Westwood preaching, “ Why I Am a 11:35 a.m.. First ^ - ^ o n d Year Youth by coffee hour; 11 a.m.. Holy Eucharist, Holiness Meeting; 6 p.m., Open-Air day Masses at 7:30, 9,' 10:30 a.m., noon, 10 a.m.. Breaking bread; 11:45 a.m., Unitarian,” Nursery and Church School. Instruction. Rite 2, with sermon by Father Jacobson. Meeting; 7 p.m.. Salvation Meeting. Sunday School; 7 p.m.. Gospel meeting. whitewashed and 5 p.m. Herald Angle By LEN AUSTER By Earl Yost Herald Sporlswriler Sports Editor Rain has been comming down almost steadily since BOLTON CONGREGATIONAL FIRST ASSEMBLY OF GOD, 763 Oak rf. Wapping Church Monday night but it let up just for awhile yesterday to AREA CHURCH, Bolton Center Rd. Rev. J. St., East Hartford. Rev. Ralph F. Jelley, allow Cheney Tech to play its scheduled soccer game. Stanton Ctonover, minister. pastor. m DidnH play in high school Beaver Coach Manny Gon- 10 a.m.. Church School; 11 a.m.. Mor­ calls minister CHURCHES 10:15 a.m.. Church School and Nursery; calves probably wished it 10:30 a.m.. Worship Service, sermon: ning Worship; 7 p.m.. Evening Service. Latest in the long list of standout atheletes from the SPORTS didn’t. been married for .25 years and WAPPING COMMUNITY CHURCH, “Whom Lovest Thou?” ST. PETER’S EPISCOPAL CHURCH, Wapping (Community Church West Side of Manchester will be honored tonight when have two children, David, 22, is FORUM With talented sophomore 1790 Ellington Rd., South Windsor. Rev. ST. GEORGE’S EPISCOPAL Hebron Center. Rev. William N. Persing, .Ik ^ of South Windsor has called the George “Stiffy” Stavnitsky is saluted at the Garden Grove now in his senior year at Drew Robin Stock registering the Harold W. Richardson, minister. CHURCH, Boston Tpke., Rt. 44A, Bolton. rector. Rev. James R. Hansen as its at the West Side oldtimers reunion. University, Madison, N.J., and Mr. Earl Yost three-goal hat trick, Rocky 9:30 and 11 a.m.. Worship Service and Rev. John F. Flora III, vicar. 8 a.m., Holy Communion; 10 a.m.. Com­ minister of Christian education. There’s an interesting point on Big George that was Ellen, a junior at Middlebury Sports Editor Hill blanked the Techmen, 5- Church School. 8 a.m.. Holy Communion; 9:30 a.m.. munion, first, third and fifth Sundays; He has accepted the post and passed along this week by Stanley “I^fty” Bray. (Vt.)- (College, is taking her 0, in a Charter Oak Church School; 10 a.m.. Holy Communion Morning Prayer, second and fourth Sun­ will assume his duties Dec. 1. The now-retired Stavnitsky didn’t play basketball with Dear Earl; ST. MAURICE’S CHURCH, Bolton. junior year in Munich, (3er- and Sermon; 11 a.m.. Coffee Hour. days. Church school. For the past 14 years, the I was somewhat disturbed Conference clash in Rev. Robert W. Cronin, pastor. many. Mrs. Han^n teaches a the varsity at Manchester High because of his lack of Rev. Mr. Hansen has served as with your article in last night’s Manchester. Saturday Masses at 5 and 7:30 p.m.; UNION CONGREGATIONAL VERNON ASSEMBLIES OF GOD, 51 size. I associate minister of Christian class for the mentally retarded. Herald, where you inferred that The Terriers, state Sunday Masses at 7:30, 9:15 and 11 a.m. CHURCH, Rockville. Rev. Paul J. Bow­ Old Town Rd. Once he shot up, he went on to Grove City College in education at the First we, at Manchester High School, finalists in Class (i a year man, minister; Rev. David B. Eusden, 9:45 a.m., Sunday School for all ages; 11 Pennsylvania and was a standout in the sport as a big man ST. MATTHEW’S CHURCH, Tolland. Congregational Church of East were paying our male coaches ago, are now 3-0 for the associate minister. a.m., Morning Worship; 7 p.m.. Evening Rev. Francis J. O’Keefe, pastor. Longmeadow, Mass. He also and later starred with several local teams. far more than our female 9:15 a.m.. Adult Bible Study Class; 10:30 Evangelistic. season, 2-0 in the COC. Saturday Masses at 5 and 7 p.m.; Sunday has been chaplain at a convales­ “Stiffy joined four other Manchester men,” Bray coaches. Nothing could be a.m.. Church School Day, Crib Room Cheney slips to 2-2 over-all Masses at 8:30, 10:30 and 11:45 a.m. UNITED CONGREGATIONAL cent home and consultant in the recalled, “and they played with the Plainfield Pros. The farther from the truth. For over through Grade 8; 10:45 a.m.. Morning and 0-2 in the conference. CHURCH, UNITED CHURCH OF educational program of his others from town were Roy Norris, Cap Bissell, Harold a year, we had a committee Worship; 11:45 a.m.. Coffee Hour in the Three goals in the first MESSIAH EVANGELICAL CHRIST, Tolland. Rev. Donald G. Miller, association and among sister Madden and Harry Benson. made up of teachers, ad­ Social Room; 6 p.m.. Senior Pilgrim period got Rocky Hill off and LUTHERAN CHURCH, (Wisconsin minister. churches. He previously was “Stavnitsky was a great dribbler, something like Bobby ministrators, and coaches Fellowship at church. working on an equitable pay winging. Stock found the Synod), 300 Buckland Rd., South Windsor. 9:30 and 11 a.m.. Worship Service and ‘ -I minister of Christian education Knight when he played here,” Bray added. Knight starred schedule for both male and back of the net at 2:55 9 a.m., Sunday School; 10 a.m.. Worship FIRST CONGREGATIONAL Church School; 7 to 8:30 p.m., Pilgrim at the Wilbraham, Mass., with local teams in the 1950s. female coaches, and our female placing the ball just inside Service. CHURCH, Vernon. Rev. John A. Lacey, Fellowship. United Church of C3irist for six Big George, a handsome man who now plays golf, was minister; Rev. Edwin W. Bartholomew, years. coaches were getting equal pay the right post past the grasp SACRED HEART CHURCH, Rt. 30, also a crackerjack baseball player, with West Side teams, well before Title IX became a OUR SAVIOR LUTHERAN assistant minister. Vernon. Rev. Ralph Kelley,-pastor. Rev. The Rev. Mr. Hansen' Dr. Joe D. Schubert of of goalie Bruce Beebe. Houston, Texas, will be our of course, and also served as coach of the first sports team law. CHURCH, 239 Graham Rd., South Wind­ 9:55 a.m.. Church School; 10 a.m.. Edward Konopka. received his master of divinity At 4:50, Stock picked up a guest speaker in a special Moriarty Brothers sponsored back in the 1934 — the I don’t know where you got sor. Rev. Ronald A. Erbe, pastor. Worship, the Rev. Mr. Lacey will preach, Saturday Mass at 5 p.m.; Sunday degree from Hartford long throw-in by John evangelistic series tomorrow Moriarty Firestone basketball squad. your figures, but they weren’t 6 a.m.. Sunrise Service; 9 a.m.. Worship child care is available during service; Masses at 7:30, 9, 10:30 a.m. and noon. Seminary in 1953 and was or­ DeFrino, which got past through Wednesday. Services right in many areas of and Sunday School; 10:15 a.m.. Worship Coffee Fellowship in Fellowship Hall after dained by the Congregational several Cheney defenders, (UPI Photo) ST. MARGARET MARY’S CHURCH, Christian Church at that time. tomorrow will be at 10:00 a.m. Notes off the cuff coaching. In those areas where Service. service. and easily drilled a shot Wapping. Rev. William McGrath and Rev. He served in Ohio for two years and 6:00 p.m., with week- Guess here is the Yale will whip Connecticut by the least we have both a boys’ and girls’ TALCOTTVILLE CONGREGA­ Fog rolled in over Fenway Park during first game Joseph Schick, co-pastors. and then decided to move to night services at 7:30. two touchdowns today at New Haven...Vin Shaheen, area team the pay is exactly the home from about 10 yards ST. JOHN’S EPISCOPAL CHURCH, TIONAL CHURCH, UNITED CHURCH Saturday Masses at 5 and 7 p.m. ; Sunday New England because he and A native of Oklahoma, advertising man, reports the Central Connecticut Associa­ same, provided the season is out. More than 22,000fans turned out last night to ivatch Red Sox Rt. 30, Vernon. Rev. Robert H. Wellner, OF CHRIST, Rev. Kenneth E. Knox, Masses at 8:30, 10 and 11:30 a.m. his wife fell in love with the Schubert holds academic tion of Football Officials serves more than 50 high and also the same. Where there is a Sal Giuliano picked up an rector. pastor. slight differential, it is based on a.m.. Holy Communion; 10 a.m.. area while studying here, he degrebs from Abilene (Chris­ em pty net score at 8:25. 8 10:30 a.m.. Worship and Sunday School; prep schools with Commissioner Walt Akerley handling time involved and coaching Family Service and Church School. said. tian College and the Universi­ Beebe tried to clear the ball 7 p.m.. Pilgrim Fellowship. ST. FRANCIS OF A S S IS I, 673 more than 1,500 varsity and jayvee assignments. Associa­ responsibility. He and his wife, Louise, have ty of SouUem California. He tion teasurer in John Andreoli of Manchester....John out of his area but his Ellington Rd., South Windsor. Rev. John is now the minister of one of TTie following represents the UNITED METHODIST CHURCH, C. Gay, pastor. Rev. Eugene M. Kilbride. attempt ricocheted off the the fastest growing churches Tasillo, former Manchester High baseball player, is a range for the various sports ST. BERNARD’S CHURCH, 1040 Boston Tpke., Rt. 44A, Bolton. Rev. Saturday Masses at 5 and 7 p.m.; Sunday back of fullback Jeff Mount Rockville. Rev. John J. White, pastor. David M. Campbell, pastor. of Christ in the naUon. member of the fall diamond squad at Bryant College as a offered at MHS: Masses at 7:30, 9:30 and 11 a.m. (Herald photo by Dunn) pitcher...Vito Tallarita, who is serving as co-promoter of Football, $1,190.00 - $1,470.00; and Giuliano swooping in Hooten deserves notice 10 a.m.. Family Worship Service, He believes that man is Rev. Joseph M. Bartok. from his right wing slot put Saturday Masses at 5 and 7 p.m.; Sunday Nursery for infants through Grade 2, Church of Christ Latter-day Saints made in God’s image, and as the closed circuit boxing card at the Hartford Civic Center swimming, $980.00-$!,260.00 June’s Namesake (both boys and girls); track, it home. Masses at 7, 8:30,10 and 11:30 a.m. children’s sermon and adult sermon: ST. MARY’S CHURCH, Rt. 31, Coven­ Authorities disagreed on such must not limit his poten­ ’Tuesday night featuring lives bouts as well as the Muham^ "Giving and Sharing;” 11 a.m., registra­ try. Rev. F. Bernard Miller, pastor. Rev. tial .by a restrictive “self- , mad Ali-Joe Frazier bout on closed circuit, reports an ad­ $980.00-$!,260.00 (both boys ancl Just before the end of the where the ancient Romans got girls); cross country, ^90.00- tion for Church School. Paul F. Ramen.- the name Junius, our month of image.” In referring to such vance of nearly ?20,000. Tallarita is the same man who first canto, Cheney after 12th straight win ROCKVILLE BAPTIST CHURCH, 69 Saturday Mass at 5:15 p.m.; Sunday St. Mary's to offer Biblical ideals for man as $630.00 (both boys and girls); freshman Doug Landry had TRINITY LUTHERAN CHURCH, Rt. June. Perhaps from Juno, arranged the better than average ring card here last Union St. Rev. Robert L. LaCounte, Masses at 7:30, 9:30 and 10:45 a.m. “the salt of the earth,” “a tennis, $490.00-$630.00 (both two good chances but put 30 and Meadowlark Rd., Vernon. Rev. queen of their gods, possibly spring which was a flop at the bucks office. He hopes to NEW YORK (UPI) - If questions on an aptitude Reds 12, Braves 5 stand up by limiting playoff- pastor. from juniores (youths), to chosen race,” and “God’^own boys and girls); basketball, Donald J. McClean, pastor. Autumn Free-School take in around $50,000 for the Hartford show which lists the both over the net, one test. The answer can be any Tony Perez ripped a bound Pittsburgh to just 9 a.m.. Worship Service; 10:15 a.m., whom the month was people,” Schubert wrote: $1,050.00-$1,330.00 (boys, 20 you’re looking for a simple and 10:30 a.m.. Worship Service; 9:15 CRYSTAL LAKE COMMUNITY deflected by netminder Dale three hits. Sunday School; 7 p.m.. Evening service. 8 “Signs & Symbols’’ (of dedicated, as May was to “When we see ourselves in first live bout at 7:30...One third of the football squad at game schedule); basketball, explanation for Burt one of the following threerun double—hiking his UNITED METHODIST CHURCH, St. Mary’s Episcopal Church Spencer. Giants 5, Padres 0 a.m., Sunday School. Christianity), the Rev. Bruce maiores, the elders. (his light, we will begin to act Wesleyan this fall has Connecticut high school $980.00-$1,260.00 (girls 18 game Hooton’s 12-game winning statements alone, or any club-high RBI total to Ellington. is offering six courses in the Stock got credit for his Rookie John Montefusco FIRST CONGREGATIONAL Jacques, instructor. like the people God intends 114 backgrounds. Duckpin bowling fans planning on taking schedule - differential of streak, forget it. It’s a com­ combination thereof. Take ROCKVILLE UNITED METHODIST Morning worship at Crystal Lake Com­ Autumn Free-School it is con­ Period “B” classes are to be.” ; in the Pro Bowlers’ tour tourney this weekend at the $70.00); baseball, $980.00- third goal at 1:50 into the pitched a five-hitter and CHURCH, 142 Grove St., Rockville. Rev. CHURCH, UNITED CHURCH OF munity United Methodist Church will be at ducting starting Wednesday at bination of any number of your pick. CHRIST, Andover. Rev. DavidJ. Reese “Anxiety and Faith,” the Rev. I Urge you to hear this man^ Holiday Lanes will find an admission charge...Apparently $1,050.00 (20 game schedule, third quarter. DeFrino Gary Thomasson singled in John W. Mortimer, pastor; Mrs. Thomas 11 beginning Sunday. Sunday School will the church. things—not the least of Ronald Haldeman, instructor; LIQUORS-WINES (Call if you need a ride. longer season), softball, dribbl^ up the right wing, (A) General Manager A1 two runs to lift San Fran­ Dorman, director of music. III, pastor. also at 11. Anyone wishing to join the Sessions,which are open to ; the East Side Old Timers night, which has conflicted with which is “Lady Luck.” “Psychic Phenomenon and $770.00-$1,050.00 (14 game passed to Mark Hayes who Campanis: “He’s lost con­ cisco over San Diego. 9:30 a.m.. Church School, nursery 9:45 a.m.. Church School, kindergarten coffee hour is invited to do so at 10:15 a.m. the public, will be conducted CORDIALS the West Side groups on the same night in the past, is off through Grade 6; 11 a.m.. Worship Ser­ Religion,” the Rev. Mf. Jacob­ CHURCH OF schedule, shorter season). turn gave it to Stock. The While it may be a little siderable weight.” Montefusco struck out four through adults; 10:45 a.m.. Worship Ser­ each Wednesday through Nov. Minimum Prices ; the 1975 schedule. I think this will show that we vice. Nursery through Grade 2. vice; 6 p.m.. Junior High Pilgrim 5. with period “A” classes son, instructor; and “Survey of CHRIST latter took a weak shot at late to put in a serious bid (B) Pitching Coach Red in gaining his 15th triumph. AVERY ST. CHRISTIAN Lydall and Vernon Streets pay our girl coaches just as well Fellowship. being conducted from 7:30 to CJiurch Music,” the Rev. Mr. net but it w as tipped hack by for the Cy Young Award, Adams: “Some minor Expos 3, Cubs 2 REFORMED CHURCH, 661 Avery St., ARTHUR DRUG I%one: 646-2903 as we do our male coaches. I 8:15 p.m., and “B” classes Jacques and Ron Rothermel, ^ Howe gate magnet Cheney’s Lance Schors into Hooton has emulated the adjustments in his pitching Mike Jorgensen, who tied ST. PETER’S EPISCOPAL CHURCH, South Windsor. Rev. Peter Mans, sincerely hope you will rectify from 8:30 to 9:15. There will be instructors. Tickets have been selling like hot cakes for the qualities usually associated motion which affect his the game in the eighth with GILEAD CONGREGATIONAL Sand Hill Rd., South Windsor. Rev. minister. last night’s errors in one of yOur the twine. a coffee break between classes. A worship service of Evening appearance of Gordy Howe with the Houston Aeros Satur­ CHURCH, Hebron. Rev. Marshall B. Frederick H. Foerster III, vicar. 8:30 a.m., “Back to God” hour radio future columns. Chris Stock capped off the with the league’s best timing and alignment.” a tworun homer, singled Period “A” classes are “The Prayer will precede the H u^es, pastor. 8 a.m.. Holy Communion; 10 a.m.. Holy broadcast, WTIC (1080); 9 ;« a.m., Sun­ day night, Oct. 11 against the Whalers at the Hartford Yours in sports, scoring nine minutes into pitcher since being traded to (C) Catcher Steve home Pepe Mangual with Dead Sea Scrolls,” with L. sessions beginning at 7 p.m. in 10:30 a.m.. Worship Service, the Rev. Communion, first and third Sundays; Mor­ day School and Adult Bible Study ; 11 a.m.. ' Civic Onter. The appearance of the all-time hockey great Dave Wiggin the final period on a fine the Dodgers by Chicago for Yeager: “It’s strickly two out in the top of the 12th Michael Gatzkiewics as in­ the church. Hughes preaching; 9:15 a.m.. Church ning Prayer, second, fourth and fifth Sun­ Worship Service; 7 p.m.. Evening Service. i is a sure sellout...With a seating capacity of 54,747 at RFK Dir. of Athletics assist by younger brother pitchers Eddie Solomon and having the confidence now to carry Montreal past structor; “What’s in the Old Registration mdy be made by School classes. Nursery provided. days. Nursery care for small children provided. Stadium in Washington the Redskins attracted just 18,444 Geoff Zahn on May 2. that he didn’t have when he Testament,” the Rev. Stephen calling the parish office. Ed. Note I The information Robin. Chicago. FUEL OIL and 17,304 for two( pre-season exhibition games...Red Sox was forwarded by the Connec­ Rocky Hill outshot “Nothing makes me happier came to the club.” Phillies 4-2, Mets 3-3 COVENTRY PRESBYTERIAN Jacobson, instructor; and - ticket department forwarded all tickets earlier this week than winning 12 in a row for Hooton, who won ll-of-25 SECOND CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, Nathan Hale School, Rt. 31. VERNON UNITED METHODIST ticut Education Association Cheney, 41-9. Garry Maddox singled to lucky fans for possible, playoff games at Fenway Park CHURCH, (Coventry. Rev. Robert K. Rev. Dr. Richard W. Gray, pastor. CHURCH, Rt. 30. Rev. Frances v . i (S'— k. 700 Gallons to 1,000 Gallons Research Division, released Los Angeles,” said Hooton, decisions and pitched a 109-in Cincinnati’s triumph home Larry Bowa with two Bechtold, minister. 9:30 a.m.. Worship; 11 a.m., Sunday^ Schwartz, Rev. James Schwartz, pastors. : next weekend...There were 208 rookies listed on the last week, of a study made who has compiled an 18-7 nohittf'r in his 1972 rookie over Atlanta. Gary Nolan out in the bottom of the 12th 9:30 a.m.. Worship Service; 10:45 a.m.. ^ h ool; 7:30 p.m., Bible Study at par­ ''^ :1 5 . a.m.. Worship Hour and Church rosters of the NFL teams for opening games this season. from 100 cooperating high record and a 2.76 ERA for campaign before going capped his comeback cam­ to give Philadelphia its vic­ Church School for all ages. sonage on Cornwall Dr. School. The New York Giants have eight, the Jets five and New schools in the state, including High and East the Dodgers. “I’m truly downhill, realistically paign by pitching six innings tory in the opener and offset England 10...Thanks to Bob Healy Sr. and a New York Manchester High. proud of the way I’ve analyzes the streak which to gain his 15th victory and Dave Kingman’s 36th The figures used in in grid games restaurant ownere, 17 members of the Manchester pitched. This is the longest pushed him past Sandy the Reds’ 106th, the m ost in homer. In the 12th inning of American Legion baseball team will be their guests at Wednesday’s Herald were Despite wet grounds, both Koufax and Don Drysdale deluxe taken directly from the I’ve pitched this well con­ 33 years. the nightcap, Felix Millan Yankee Stadium today to see the Yankee-Baltimore Manchester High and East sistently.” for most consecutive wins Cards 1, Pirates 0 doubled home Bob report, as submitted by Catholic have football games Church Notes 34.5 game...President Ford has proclaimed this date as Finding a specific reason by a Dodger starter and is Ted Simmons singled Gallagher, scored an in­ Manchester High. Mr. Wiggin scheuled today. National Hunting and Fishing Day. There are over 55 for Hooton’s turnabout, 1- V n form ula reported he was never con- The Indians face Simsbury at the longest since Steve home Lou Brock with a first surance run on an error and million hunters and fishermen in the USA and over the last Rexatl pharmacy Perm. 1,001 Gallons to 2,000 Gallons - tacted on the survey and his 1:30 at Memorial Field and however, is like choosing an Carlton won 15 straight for inning run which St. Louis’ then threw out the tying run St. Mary’s Episcopal Church % ; -.r. ), t,v:rr .r TEL 646-4510 v . half century they have contributed over $5 billion to con­ figures are correct, all of tonight at 7:30, East hosts answer to one of those the Phillies in 1972. Bob Forsch (15-10) made at the plate to end the game. ’The Rev. C. Henry Anderson -i~ r.i -i.'.' ii II. f/,i

Help Wianted 13 LEGAL □ EMPLOYMENT Homes For Sala 23 Homes For Sala 23 Homas For Sale 23 Homas For Sala 23 Homaa For Sale 23 BRANCH OFFICE- Warehouse I $30,500 BUYS this ranch type SCORE NOTICE Manager-supervise shipping Nefp Wanted 19 home, 1/2 acre lot, garage, BOARD Williams and Trinity and receiving, inventory con­ residential. Century 21, THINKING trol. fte fe r individual capable ATTENTION Demonstrators - OPEN HOUSE Jackston Agency, 646-1316. INVITATION t o BID of operating imder pressure. Friday's Sports Results Toys and Gifts. Work now thru OF SELLING? Sealed bids will be received in Knowledge of printing trade ® i e H e r a l d By United Press International D^ember. Free Sample Kit. BRICK APARTMENT building would be helpfuL Call M6-0174, Sunday 1 to 4 P.M. May wa help you accompliah this goal. Our ^ o r m the Office of The Director of No experience needed. Call or - three units, 8 years young, all between 4-5 for appointment. American League General Services, 41 Center. write Santa’s Parties, Avon, NEW n m A by J.A. McCa r t h y hardwood floors, wpliances, counselors stand ready to give you prompt,, cowtooua East launch grid seasons CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING Street, Manchester, Connec­ Conn. 06001. Phone 1-673-3455. excellent condition. Call today. sonrico 7 days a week. Romombor, Oorvico is our only W. L. Pet. G.B. NEED EXTRA liloney? Sell M A N C H EST ER W EST — 5 models nearing completion. disadvantage because the game Earl Strong questionable. quarterback while the Itams Also Booking Parties. Century 21, Jackston Agency, product. Boston » 6S .an — BOSTON (UPI) - ticut until October 14, 1975 at Vanda Beauty Counselor Coach Joe Yukica has a depend on running backs Rich Stop out for a leisure Inspection, If you don't see your 646-1316. Baltimore » 86 514 4ti Williams and Trinity. New is at Williamstown.” 11:00 a.m. for the following; products while children are at problem because he could brin Remondino and Mark Occhipin- JOBSEEKERS Employment home, let us know. We will built It for you...Dlrectlons: Npw York 10 76 51J 14 England’s top two college Leading the Bantams’ offense SANITARY SEWER- school. Call 875-7357 for inter­ PHCNE 643-2711 Cleveland 77 80 .490 17V6 just four tailbacks to Morgan­ ti. Service - open 8 a.m.-8 p.ip., McKee St. to Keieney St. to right on Briarwood Dr. to BOLTON LAKE - attractive REALE’S CORKER will be senior quarterback LINWOOD DRIVE, K EEN EY Milwaukee 66 #4 .413 30 division football powers last with full and part time o [^ r - view. FOR ASSISTANCE IN PLACING YOUR AD models on left. lakeview, 4 1/2 room pine pan­ George Rose; Trinity’s cocap­ town under the 48-player Another mythical state title STREET 175 MAIN STREET PHONE 646-4525 Detroit 9^ I® ■9® 97tk season, era into each other will be decided as Yale opens tunlties available now. East PINEW OOD — 3 models available or will build your home eled Ranch, fireplace, deep West tain. The Bantams hope to traveling squad limit. “ This Bids forms, plans and COLLECTIONS - need someone treed lot, new cedar shingles. Saturday to open their 1975 Hartford, 568-1070. on one of the % acre wooded lots with gorgeoud views. W. L. Pet. G.B. feature a balanced offense, ruling comes at an especially its season at home against specification^ are available at with phone experience, some I^incipals only, $25,900. 742- x-Oakland 96 64 .600 - Connecticut. The Huskies were clerical skills helpful, call for f W.P. Directions: Rt. 30 north to Taylor St. (across from Arcadia schedules. “weather permitting,” accor­ inopportune time for us,’ said the General Services Office, 41 PART TIM E Janitorial help ADVERTISING 9600. VERNON Kansas City 91 80 560 5 interview, 646-146o. ADVERTISING Williams won the opener, 17- ding to Miller. Yukica. “It.s going to present a swamped, 55-7, last weekend at Center Street, Manchester, wanted, mornings and Restaurant) to third right, Hamilton Rd. to left and models. CIRCA 1830 well maintained Minnesota 76 81 .404 18V6 — ' I. .. — HORSES 77 83 .481 19 14, last season, but Trinity went problem, particularly with our Navy. evenings. Must have transpor­ 1 DEADLINE FO REST H ILLS — Contemporary L-Ranch available on SOUTH WINDSOR - Garrison nine-room Antique Colonial, Texas Williams will go with its Connecticut. PART-TIME - Custodian, early 10.8 acres, bam, immaculate 73 86 .459 22Vk on to take its final seven games. injury situation. In northern New England, tation. Call 649-5334. RATES Grissom Rd. with $2,000 tax credit available which may be Colonial, three bedrooms, four fireplaces, four bedrooms, Chicago senior co-captain Jim Baldwin, Town of Manchester, morning cleaning. Apply in per- 12:00 noon the day before 6-room full dormered Cape 72 87 .453 23Vii Williams also finished 7-1, New Hampshire, 2-0, is enter­ publication. kitchen equipped with double study, one full and two 1/2 baths California at quarterback. He will be An intrastate battle shapes up Connecticut oriarty Brolher h hers, 315 1 day ...... 9t word per day used as part of your down payment. Other lots available (b x-clinched division title EXPERIEN C ED full and part son to 3 days r ___8« word per day ovens and double door lus attached five-room un- with large enclosed porch, losing only to Middlebury. looking for split end Dave at Harvard Stadium where the tains powerhouse Delaware and Robert B. Weiss, Deadline ,lor Saturday and build your plans or ours. Directions; Kennedy Rd. to Friday's Results Center Street, See Scotty. 6 days ..... 7c word per day refrigerator, first floor family ?inished carriage shed, poten­ $56,000. Both squads lost about 10 Crimson start the season Yankee Conference sist Maine time help wanted, inquire in Monday ts 12:00 Noon Friday. Hamilton Dr. to left on Grissom Rd. to model. Minnesota 2 Chicago 1 Parker, a three year starter. General Manager person or call Papa Joes Pizza 26 days ..... 6C word per day room, large country lot, low, tial for studio, etc., two story starters yet each has enou against Holy Cross, 0-2. The hosts Bucknell. W ARREN E . Boston 4 Cleveland 0, 1st, twilight “It’s going to be a rip-roaring & Grinders. 489-East Middle INSURANCE AGENCY has im­ 15 W ORD MINIMUM C O LO N IAL W O O DS — East Hartford. 2-Famlly homes low 60’s. Call now Century 21, barn, well treed lot, $54,000, Boston 4 Cleveland 0, 2nd, night returning veterans at skill Massachusetts and Dart­ PLEASE READ dogfight said Wiiliams Coach Crusaders and the Crimson Turnpike, 646-1555. mediate opening for one with Happy,Ads ...... $2.00 Inch being built. 2 and 3 bedroom, 4 models to choose from Jackston Agency, 646-1316. Philbrick Agency, Realtors, Milwaukee 3 Detroit 0, night positions to make the opener have the same concern, lack of mouth, two annually strong 646-4200. HOWLAND Kansas City 8 Texas 6, night Bob Odell. small agency bookkeeping and starting at $49,900. Good financing plus 5 % tax credit struggle. accomplished quarterback. teams coming off disappointing YOUR AD MANCHESTER - Handyman’s Oakland 4 California 2, night On the major college levelx WANTED - Woman to live in procedural experience, part Classllled ads are talran over jJ/s- available. Directions: Burnside Ave. to School St. to “From watching the films, seasons, square off at Amherst. special, two family, garage, Baltimore at New York, 2, ppd., rain another dogfight is expected Northeastern hosts Boston INDEX with semi-invalid, references time. East of the River. Call the phone as a convenience. Chesslee Dr. (4th left) to Ellda Ct. and models. COLONIAL - two years old, Today’s Games the thing I see is that they are between Boston College and University in a cross-town Back in the small college NOTICES required, write box T, 289-5448. The Herald Is responsible lor. nice lot, close to shopping. Mid eight rooms, first floor family RAISED RANCH- seven rooms, (All Times EDT) If you don’t see your home let us know. We will sit down 30’s. Call now, Century 21, relatively even teams,” West Virginia. The Eagles rivalry. The Terriers ripped the division, Amherst plays at 1 Loti tnd Found Manchester Herald. Welcome To This World only one Incorrect Insertion and room with fireplace, four beamed cathedral ceiling! in Chicago (Osteen 7-16) at MinnesoU then only to the size of the and design one for you. Any home may be purchased con­ Jackston Agency, 646-1316. said Trinity Coach Don Miller. Huskies, 33-8, last season at Springfield; Worcester Tech 2 -r- Periontit AMBITIOUS, independent, and bedrooms, 2Vz baths, 6’x 8’ mud living room with fieldstone (Blyleven 154), 11:X a m. walloped the Mountaineers, 35- 3 — Announctmtnit, ERIC FORREST original Insertion. Errors which tingent upon the sale of your present home... “As I see the offenses, defenses travels to Bowdoin; Bates vis AVON - Tell me what you want self-motivated person, for room, wall-to-wall carpet fireplace, eat-in kitchen, for­ Baltimore (Cuellar 14-11 and Torrez 3, last season at Boston College Boston University. 4 — Entertalnmonl CARPEN TER do not lessen the value of the for Christmas ... I’ll tell you retail women’s wear sales by mal dining room, 15x21 family 20-8) at New York (Hunter 22-14 and and kicking game, we should be but West Virginia is 2-0 this The unofficial championship Hamilton; Colby is at home 5 — Auctions advertisement will not be cor­ VALUES throughout, aluminum siding, Medich 15-16), 2, 2 p.m. how to earn the $$$ to pay for it appointment. Entails 'daily 9/24/75 rected by an additional Inser­ porch, two car garage, acre room with fireplace, wooded evenly matched as far as per­ year with impressive wins over of Rhode Island will be decided against Coast Guard, Central FINANCIAL Immaculate 3 bedroom Condo Cleveland (Bibby 7-15) at Boston when you become an Avon travel with-in Connecticut. tion. plus treed lot, close to shop­ acre lot with privacy, garage, sonnel. Connecticut journeys to Penn­ 8 — Bonds-Stocks-Mortgages Love, with family room, kitchen (Moret 144), 2:15 p.m. Temple and California. when Ivy League favorite Representative. Beautiful Transportation provided. To 9 — Porsonal Loans MERRin appliances, air-conditioning, ping, Philbrick Agency, $44,900, Philbrick Agency “Then the intangibles enter sylvania to meet Clarion; Great Aunt Judy Detroit (Lolich 12-18) at Milwaukee The Eagles, with a loss to Brown entertains Rhode Island. 10 — Insurance jewelry, cosmetics, gifts from $1M weekly, plus commission. Realtors 646-1180 Realtors, 646-4200. Realtors, 646-4200. (Slaton 11-18), 2 :X p.m. into it - team morale and at­ Notre Dame and a romp over The Bruins feature Vermont Norwich opens at home against the world’s largest cosmetics Call 649-2814, 9-5 for appoint­ and Uncle Ray •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• fully carpeted. $35,500. California (Tanana 164) at Oakland EMPLOYMENT titude. Our guys are really high transfer Bob Bateman at AIC; Middlebury heads south 13 — Halp Wantad company are ready to show and ment. Call about our new homes in CAPE COD - two years old, 24’ (Holtzman 17-10), 4 ;X p.m. Temple, enter the game with Homas For Sala 23 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• for this on but we’re at a little 14 — Businass Opportunltlas sell now. Call me at: 523-9401. Prh/ata Instructions 18 Forrest Hills. Prices start at Kansas City (Fitzmorris 16-11) at running backs Glen Capriola a face Wesleyan; and Union, OWNER occupancy or invest­ living room, first floor family Lots-Land For Sale 24 15 — Situation Wantad PLATERS Assistant - to work Texas (Perry 1747), 9 p.m. looking for its first win for ment - three units, townhouse $46,990. room with fireplace and AMBITIOUS Couple - desiring second shift in our chrome PIANO TEACHER waqts MANCHESTER - pretty six Sunday's Games former Afmy Coach Tom EDUCATION MUST SELL NOW! style, two years young with beamed ceilings. Eat-in HOME lot in Lehigh 18 — Privata Instructions second income. Your own part- plating department. students. Graduate of Hartt room Cape, in excellent condi­ Cleveland at Boston Cahill, entertains Tufts. I Love You six room Colonial, gtrtgo, wall to professional office attached. kitchen, formal (fining room, Florida, by owner. $4,200 firm, 19 — Scirools-Classes time business. Unusual oppor- Experience not necessary, we College. Specializing in tion, garage, fireplace, dining wall, claan and convanlant, swim­ FIRST HARTFORD REALTY Chicago at Minnesota BOXSCORE In New England Football 20 — Instructions Wantad JIMMY Call today. Century 21, king sized Master braroom, savings of $1,000 listed price. Detroit at Milwaukee tunity for good earning s. 742- will train reliable individual. Ragtime, Jazz and G assical. room, aluminum siding, city ming pool. Immodlato occupancy. 646-6555 aluniinum siding, two car gar­ Conference games, Jackston Agency, 646-1316. Perfect for retirement or in­ Kansas City at Texas Oklahoma pressed REAL ESTATE 9087 between 5^7 p.m. Shift bonus, steady hours, and Love, Lisa Linda Harrington, 872-7116. utilities, “Best of the Ldt,’’ at Low (MrUoa - worth moral After hours and weekends age, treed lot, mint condition, California at Oakland Bridgewater State, is athome 23 — Homas lor Sala $32,900, Holcombe Realtors, 646-5080 vestment. Call 643-0591. 24 — Lots-Land for Sale profit sharing, health in­ •••••••••••••• VERNON - High 30’s. U&R $53,200, Philbrick Agency, Baltimore at New York, 2 (1st Game) against Pl)rmouth'State; Boston SALESCLERK - part-time, 30 644-2447. ^ 25 — Investment Property surance, plus many other built, seven room Raised Realtors, 646-4200. Cleveland Boston State vis Curry; and New 26 — Business Property hours, apply in person, any day, benefits. Apply to Connecticut National League defeating Miami □ REAL ESTATE BELFIORE AGENCY Ranch. Large living room, ab r h bi ab r h bi Haven, coming off its first win 27 — Resort F^roperty Montgomery Ward, 269 West Cycle Accessories, 316 Hartford Realtor^ 647-1413 GARRISON COLONIAL - four Business Property 26. East Kuiper 2b 4 0 0 0 Carbo rf 3 10 0 28 — Real Estata Wanted OWNER SELLS in Manchester. fireplace, wall-to-wall W. L. Pet. G.B. in three years of varsity play, ' Middle Turnpike. Rd., Manchester. years old, fieldstone fireplace, MANCHESTER Manning cf 4 0 0 0 Evans rf 10 0 0 Help Wanted Homes For Sala 23 Newer attractive two family, carpeting, family room, deck, x-Pittsburgh 91 68 .572 - MIAMI (UPI) — Barry Switzer had warned his MI8C. SERVICES beam ceiling, wall-to-wall MANCHESTER - Unique op­ Hendrick rf 3 0 0 0 Doyle 2b 3 1 1 0 greets Framingham State. 31 — Services Olferad six down, 4 1/2 up, second floor good sized treed lot. Hillside Philadelphia 85 75 531 615 REAL ESTATE sales, carpeting, family room, sliding SUPER iMACULATE topranked Oklahoma Sooners all week that Miami played Powell lb 3 0 2 0 Ystrzmsk lb 4 0 1 0 32 — Painting-Papering WANTED - new and used car MATURE MAINTENANCE sun room, two. car garage, portunity - modem one floor 81 79 506 lOVi Southern Connecticut plays COVENTRY NORTH- five and Ave., established neighborhood. New York Gamble if 3 0 0 0 Lynn cf 3 0 11 33 ^ Building-Contracting expeT^ienced real estate reconditioning man, fringe 7.8 ACRES - pond, custom built glass doors to large deck, gar­ Six room Ranch, three good building with 2300 sqiuare feet, 81 79 506 lOVi its best games against the best teams, remembering a Montclair State in New Jersey help wanted. Must be fully patio, many appliances, other % room Ranch, fireplace, full Qwner, 872-0796. St. Louis Spikes dh 3 0 0 0 Fisk c 4 13 1 34 — RoolIng-SIdIng salesperson; top commisssions benefits, paid holidays’7s, five : day Colonial, 2^ baths, family age, mint condition, $51,700. size bedrooms, two baths, 74 X .463 1715 experienced. Apply in person extras. Convenient to basement, garden, one acre three acres, ideal for office, Chicago scare the Sooners-receivers from the Hurricanes two Bell 3b 3 0 2 0 Cooper dh 2 12 2 Sunday night, in a game 35 — Haallng-Plumolng and profit sharing, rare oppor­ week, 872-8521, or 646-2>2333. room, fireplaces, garages. Philbrick Agency, Realtors, living room with fireplace, 74 X .463 1715 36 — Flooring only. Manchester Housing everything, mid 50’s. No plus, 5V4% assumable VCDMAM club, or organization. Below Montreal years ago in a narrow 24-20 win at Norman, Okla. Ellis c 3 0 0 0 Petrocelli 3b 3 0 1 0 rescheduled from Saturday tunity, Beechler-Tanguay Hutchins Agency, 646-3166. 646-4200. West 37 — Movlng-Trucklpg-Storage Authority, 24 Bluefield Dr., agents, call anytime, 646-0136 dining room, eat-in kitchen, replacement at $49,900. Hayes Cerone c 0 0 0 0 Miller If 3 0 0 0 mortgage, low thirties, Tedford TO beauty W. L. Pet. G.B. ‘I told people all week long afternoon because of wet field 38 — Services Wannsd Realtors, 646-2212. TWO Experienced short order sasmvE ? plush carpeting throughout, Corporation, 646-0131. Duffy ss 3 0 0 0 Burleson ss 4 0 0 0 Itonchester, Connecticut. An or 646-2333. Real E state, 647-9914. Escape from the- ordinary x-Cincinnati IX 54 .663 - that Miami plays well against conditions. cooks, one full time and one 30 LOCUST ST R E E T - two BOLTON - 6Vz-room Ranch on 1 the Sooners their 23rd con­ Eckersley p 0 0 0 0 Tiant p 0 0 0 0 MISC. FOR SALE AN EXCELLENT opportunity Equal Opportunity Employer. partially finished rec room, Los Angeles 87 73 544 19 41 — Articles for Sale part-time, also experienced house plan. Spacious living 1/2 acres, generous size rooms, ZONED FOR business, the better teams and they secutive victory and their 32nd LaRoche p 0 0 0 0 MANCHESTER- six room aluminum siding. Owner San Francisco 78 81 .491 2715 42 — Building Supplies for a person with a good 000. ?lione 646-2426, 9-5. room, with glass front two fireplaces, 2-car garage. showed it tonight,” Switzer said Totals 29 0 4 0 Totals X 4 9 4 waitress or waiter for EXPERIENCED lubrication Cape, immaculate throughput, excellent location for San Diego 71 X .444 X straight game without a loss. 43 — Pets -Birds- Dogs speaking voice. Part time and $39,900. Philbrick Agency, very anxious. Reduced to Cleveland 0X 000 000-0 44 — Livestock weekends, call 646-9497. MANCHESTER overlooking the Hartford professional office or antique Atlanta 67 92 .421 3815 Friday night after Oklahoma LEGAL earning as much as $4.00 per and service station attendant, three large bedrooms, custom $42,900. “Miami was as good or even Boston 2 X IX Olx— 4 45 — Boats & Accessories $36,900 - Duplex, 6-3, cabinet skyline. First floor family Realtors, 646-4200. shop, 7 room Colonial, two car Houston 63 X .3X 4215 own tools, over 18 yrs. old, full SUPER CLEAN built kitchen, form al dining narrowly escaped with a 20-17 better than us,” Switzer said. E-Kuiper. DP-Boston 1. LOB-Cleveland 46 — Sporting Goods hour or more. Salary and great PART TIME receptionist kitchens, fireplace,, carpeting, garage with loft. Off street x-clinched division title NOTICE time, apply Maple Super Ser­ room, paneled rec room, room, two fireplaces, win over Miami before 37,203 “ I can’t say enough about the 3, Boston 9. 47 — Garden Products commission included. Call 236- typist, Monday through Friday, tile baths, $435 monthly income. CAPE - Six rooms, treed lot, Friday’s Results 48 — Antiques vice, 220 Spruce St. beautifull terraced yard, A aluminum siding, two- parking available. Call today. 2B-Fisk 2, Powell. 3B-Fisk. HR-Cooper 5817 between 5-9 p.m. Hutchins Agency, 646-3166. Throe bedrooin Colonial,, fan- Montreal 3 Chicago 2, 12 inns stunned Orange Bowl way they prepared for us.” Ck)urt of Probate, District of Andover 49 — Wanted to Buy 9-1, Reply Receptionist, P.O. city utilities, handy location, Century 21, Jackston Agency, (14). SB-Doyle. SF-Lynn. t^sjic new kitchen, mummum must to see, $45,000 Tedford garages, acre plus lot. Please CincinnaU 12 Atlanta 5, night onlookers. The Hurricanes, down 20-7 at NOTICE OF HEARING Box 222, Manchester, Ct. 06040. $31,500. Philbrick Agency, 646-1316. ip h r er bb so ESTATE OF FLORA E . CHASE RENTALS LUBRICATION HELP needed Real Estate, 647-9914. inquire by phoning, 289-0127, St. Louis 1 Pittsburgh 0, night MALE or female aide, $27,300. ATTRACTIVE 5 room Realtors, 646-4200. The Sooners rolled to 20 se­ halftime, never allowed the Eckersley L 13-7 7 9 4 4 6 4 Pursuant to an order of Hon. Valdis 52 — Rooms (or Rent immediately, for second shift. REAL ESTATE CENTER Los Angeles 3 Houston 2, night experienced, private duty, Mon­ Ranch, fireplace, baseboard cond quarter points with the LaRoche 1 0 0 0 0 3 Vinkels, Judge, dated 9/22/75 a hearing 53 — Apartments'(or Rent We have openings for STRANT STREElT- An oldie 646-4144 San Francisco 5 San Diego 0, night Sooners’ wishbone attack to get day till Friday, $3.50 hourly, HOUSEKEEPER - Full time, ^ AW ROD ASSMMTES MANCHESTER Tiant W 18-14 9 4 0 0 1 4 will be held on an application praying a 54 — Homes (or Rent heating, stove, refrigerator. NEW RANCH - Extra large Phiiadelphia 4 New York 3, 1st, 12 help of two breaks deep in untracked in the second half certain piece or parcel of land be sold at 55,— Business for Rent experienced lunrication help, but goodje ... vacant seven 280-3478______nS(XnE&IIUUnVI,IIK.,Realton Eckersley pitched to 3 batters in 8th. Medical Placement Service, mature individual good starting Hutchins Agency 646-3166. modern kitchen, two baths, COMMERCIAL BUILDING inns, twilight Miami territory. But Oklahoma rivate or public sale as in said applica- 56 — Resort Property (or Rent for greasing trucks and WARREN E. room Colonial with aluininum 263 Man Stroot Mandiestar and nearly pulled the game out PB-Cerone 2. 236-2391. salary, liberal fringe benefits. fireplace, 2-car garage, New York 3 Philadelphia 2, 2nd, 12 ended the game being outgained f ion on file more fully appears, at the 57 — Wanted to Rent trailers, with a mobile unit. siding, IVz baths. Was in the PIUS 3 APARTMENTS after Chris Dennis’ record- T-2:25. Court of Probate on 10/3/75 at 4:15 P.M. 58 — MIsc. (or Rent On bus line. Apply Monday- inns, night Starting rate $3.75 hourly, with aluminum siding and windows, in total yardage 289-176 and it Margaret K. Vinkels, Clerk NURSES AIDES - All shifts, Frlday, 9 a.m.-4 p.m.. East mid 40’s., but owner wants ac­ MANCHESTER- Lovely seven- Built 1971, all utilltlos, Today's Games tying 53-yard field goal and a 72- (2nd Game) HOWLAND large deck, picture window in took a Miami mistake late in AUTOMOTIVE full time and part time, Hartford Convalescent Home, a chance for advancement, all tion. T.J. Crockett, Realtors, room split with three baths, excellent traffic flow, great (All Times EDT) yard touchdown pass from Cleveland Boston- 61 — Autos lor Said fringe benefits, uniforms and FIRST OFFERING Realtors 643-1108 basement with walk-out to BOLTON - RANCH, 5 rooms, 3 ab r h bi ab r h bi weekdays and weekends, only 745 Main Street, East Hartford. 643-1577. kitchen features built-ins, rear potential. Atlanta (Devine 1-0) at Cincinnati the game, which ended a Kary Baker to split end Mike 62 — Trucks (or Sale Martin School, Dartmouth patio. $47,900. Philbrick Agen­ bedrooms, garage, large Lowenstn dh 4 0 0 0 Beniquez if 4 12 1 63 — Heavy Equipment tor Sale the experienced need apply. tools furnished, for appoint­ patio, $48,000. Call B/W Realty, (Guilett 144), 2:15 p.m. furious Hurricane rally, to give Adams in the fourth quarter. BOLTON PUBLIC NOTICE ment, call 688-2233. Heights, large seven-room $31,900- Essex Street., anxious cy, Realtors, 646-4200. wooded lot $36,000. Philbrick Montreal (Rogers 11-12) at Chicago Kuiper 2b 4 0 0 0 Miller If 0 0 0 0 64 — Motorcycles-Bicycles Good starting salary, liberal 647-1419. Manning cf 4 0 0 0 Evans rf 4 1 2 2 The Bolton Zoning Board of 65 — Campers-Trallers-Moblle Neat reliable, apply in person, Raised Ranch, plaster walls, NEW HOMES - Ranches, owner wants out before heating Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. F.J. SPILECKI (Burris 15-10), 2:15 p.m. Homes fringe benefits. Apply Monday- Powell lb 4 0 10 Lynn cf 4010 Appeals will hold a public MATURE lady as live-in com­ tile baths, large closets, built- season starts. Six-room MANCHESTER - Two family, Pittsburgh (Reuss 17-11) at St. Louis 66 — Automotive Service Friday, 9 a.m .-4 p.m. E ast after 3:30, for kitchen clean-up, Capes, Colonials, and Raised VERNON Realtor 643-2121 4110 TWO-FAMILY Duplex, 6-6, (McGlothen 15-12), 2:15 p.m. Gamble If 2 0 10 Fisk dh hearing on ’Thursday, October 67 — Autos tor Rent-Lease Hartford Convalescent Home, hours flexible, 1Q15 Main St., panion for elderly lady. Quiet ins, carpeting, two fireplaces, Ranches, fireplaced family carpeted Cape, vacant, traties 5-5, aluminum sided, two fur­ Hendrick rf 2 0 0 0 Johnson lb 2010 BEAUTIFUL VIEW $41,900. Two-family flats, 5-5, Houston (Niekro 64) at Los Angeles 9, 1975 at 8:00 P.M. at Com­ 745 Main Street, East Hartford. Manchester. surroundings. Write Box “U” , large family room, two-car rooms, aluminum siding, dou­ considered. ’T;J. Crockett, naces. $41,900. B/W Realty, 647- Pro football roundup Bell 3b 3 0 0 0 Ckioper lb 1 0 0 0 $34,900. Philbrick Agency, (Messersmith 18-14), 4:15 p.m. munity Hall to hear the Ntanchester Herald. garage, city utilities, ble garages. Your plans or ours Realtors, 643-1577. 1419. Five-room Ranch, kitchen, dining Real Estate Wanted 28 New York (Webb 7-6) at Philadelphia Ashby c 3 0 1 0 Petrocelli 3b 4 0 1 0 ATTENDANTS FOR Shell car SECRETARY- Local law of­ ... MerriTt Agency, 646-1180. area, living room with fireplace, three Realtors, 646-4200. (Carlton 14-14), 7 :X p.m. Duffy ss 3 0 2 0 Montgmry c 3 0 0 1 following requests for excellent condition. High 50’s. bedrooms, two full baths, plus office. wash and service station, fice, excellent short-hand and CREDIT and collection - EXECUTIVE L Ranch - nine ALL CASH for your property San Francisco (Falcone 12-11) at San Hood p 0 0 0 0 Burleson ss 3 0 0 0 variances. IN W W T " " " Appointment only. COLONIAL - seven rooms, 11/2 Busgey p 0 0 0 0 Doyle 2b 3 1 1 0 □ N O T IC E S typing skills required. 35 hour experienced person need ^ by rooms, 22x28 Master bedroom, within 24 hours. Avoid red tape, Diego (Jones 20-11), 10:X p.m. 1) Clayton C. Moore of Manchester must be over 18 VERNON... commercial zoned Carpenter Rd. EQUAL HOUSING OPPORTUNITY Cleveland p 0 0 0 0 week, salary with medical manager to assist with credit CHARUS LESPERJUKE family room, game room, den, baths, three bedrooms, instant service. Hayes Corpora­ Sunday's Games "is friendly, neat in appearance,ipe 4 & 3 two family on a 84x120 lot One-year.old 7-room Raised Ranch, Totals 29 0 5 0 ToUls 32 4 9 4 Warwick Drive, Bolton, functions. Must be aggressive 648-7628 breezeway, garage, swimming Montreal at Chicago Oakland pick ...... * and have a good worlrlc record, benefits. Legal experience selling for only $^,900. T. J. large cathedral ceiling, livingroom, 3 private yard, on dead end street BARROWS & WALLACE tion, 646-0131. Cleveland OX OX 000— 0 requesting a side yard and rear pool, redwetod deck, wooded Atlanta at Cincinnati Lost and Found good income, good chance for preferred, caH weekdays, 9-5, and well organized. Good typing Crockett Realtors, 643-1577. bedrooms, deluxe kitchen with family in prime neighborhood, for thBchester llnr Ihrai letlirt Boston OX IX Xx— 4 H$-53W 317-1515 72U »5 yard. $42,500. Philbrick Agency, Houston at Los Angeles yard variance for Lot B23, advancement, call Mr 647-9903. and ten key adding machine room area, stone fireplace. 2 vanity furtner details call Philbrick SELLING your house? Call us Pittsburgh at St. Louis DP-Boston 2. LOB-Cleveland 4, Boston Block 28, Ward 5, situated on speed. Excellent benefits. Ah type baUis, glass syding doors, garage. Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. Realtors, 646-4200. LOST- Passbook 26-014085-1, Clougherty, between 11-5, for MANCHESTER- Seven room MANCHESTER - house and Alum, storms, tr e ^ lot, 102,500. first and we’ll make you a cash New York at Philadelphia 6. BABYSITTER for my two year equal opportunity employer. against Colts 2B-Lynn, Doyle, Beniquez. HR-Evans the south side of Laurwood Connecticut Bank & ’Trust Com­ an appointment and personal in­ Raised Ranch, 3/4 acre, 2 business location, six room offer. One day service. T. J. San Francisco at San Diego Call Mr. Spak, 646-2830. U&R REALTY GO., INC. (13). SF-Montgomery. Drive under Section 7A, R1 pany. Appliacation made for terview, 647-9016. old son, ’Tuesday mornings, own baths, 2 fireplaces, two car gar­ extra nice Colonial plus two Crockett, Realtor, 643-1577. transportation and references 643-2692 ^ . ip h r er bb so zone. payment. age, carpeting, pool, huge deck, story heated barn, on busy main Robert D. Murdock Hood L 6-10 61-3 8 3 3 1 2 required. 643-7026. LIVE-IN companion aide. central air-conditioning, $46,- IMMEDIATE CASH for your 2/ Brian F. Beaupre of 600 WANTED mature reliable st.. near hospital, ideal for of­ ______Realtor MAJOR NEW YORK (UPI) — LIt’s been an unusual week for the Buskey 12-3 1 1 1 0 0 Experienced, five days, West 900. Warren E. Howland property. Let us explain our Center Street, Manchester, is FOUND- Female Irish setter, babysitter, in my home, 2:45 fices, shop, or tradesman. $65,- Oakland Raiders and they’re just hoping it ends as well as aeveland W 13-9 9 5 0 0 2 3 call Dog Warden, 646-4555. p.m-12:15 a.m. , 649-5742. DIETARY AIDE- mature per­ Hartford area. Medical Place­ Realtors 643-1108. 000, Warren E. Howland fair proposal. Call Mr. Belfiore, LEAGUE T-l:56. A-22,l)64. requesting a set back variance it began. son to work in our kitchen on ment Service. 236-2391. Realtors, 643-1108. BOLTON - price reduced. 647-1413. under Section 7C for Lot 21, Saturday and Sunday. Please M A N C H E S T E R - F U L L LEADERS The Raiders started off Mon­ through for the season with .. FOUND- Black male mixed LEGAL SECRETARY- part Raised Ranch, seven rooms, 2 Block 19, Ward 15A, situated on long heaireil dog. Call Dog call 646-0129. Manchester Dormer Cape, 4 bedrooms, 2 1/2 baths, family room with MAY WE BUY your home? day night by winning their knee injury.. time, experienced preferred, FHOTOTYKSETTIIG SUFBMSOII the east side.of Vernon Road, Warden, 646-4555. hours 1-5 p.m., hourly rate, per­ Manor Nursing Home. 385 West baths first floor family-room CO VENTRY $51,8731 fireplace, lovely kitchen, OPEN HOUSE Quick, fair, all cash and no By United Press International opening game, something they And the Raiders respect the Bolton. manent position. Strong typing Center St., Manchester. ComnMfcial printing firm with Com- with fireplace, treed lot, walk EXECUTIVE HOME November 1 occupancy, problems. Call Warren E. Leading Batters hadn’t done in five years, when arm of Bert Jones, the young Howland, Realtors, 643-1108. (based on 425 at bats) 3/ ’Thelma Fracchia of West FOUND-mixed Collie male. and machine transcription. pugraphlc ACM 9000 and Com- to Keeney School. $39,900. LaCava built, 7 rm. Colonial, evenings Wes Alvord, 646-1340, they clubbed Miami 31-21. That Colt quarterback who put up 35 puwritar II looking (or experlonead Warren E. Howland Realtors SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 27 NaUonal League Hill out front Street, Bolton, is requesting a Call Dog Warden 646-4555. Light shorthand, good PHONE FROM home to ser­ 2% baths, 1-car garage, well Arthur Gal Co., 233-1255. victory ended the Dolphins’ 31- auparvlaor. Small dapart- INSTANT cash for your home. g ab r h points against a defense- side yard variance under Sec­ telephone personal!^. Send vice our customers in the mant Includin paata up paraonnal. 643-1108. landscape acre. Appt. only. Madlock, Chi 128 5X 76 181 Personals 2 Call Dan Reale, at Reale’s game Orange Bowl winning oriented Chicago Bear club in a in Sahara golf resume to P. 0. Box 470, Manchester area, flexible Excallant wagoa'agaa and liberal banafit Call 649-5306. MANCHESTER - newly Simmons, St.L 156 573 X IX tion 7A for Lot 3, Block 7, Ward Corner Realtors, 646-4525. , streak. 35-7 victory last Sunday. Manchester. hours, super earnings, 249-7773. program Inallh a l Includaa MANCHESTER - new listing. carpeted three bedroom home, 2 thru 5 P.M. Sanguillen, Pitt 132 477 X 157 12, situated on the east side of contributory panalon plan. South Farms is the location of EQUAL H008INQ OPPORTUNITY large living room, large And with only six days to Hubbard, who has gained LAS VEGAS, Nev. (UPI) - R IDE WANTED - from Center Apply In pwaon or call 643-1101. Morgan, Cin 144 492 IM IX West Street. St., to Wethersfield Ave., Hart­ this seven room Dutch Colonial BARROWS & WALLACE kitchen, with large dining area, WE WILL buy your home. Watson, Hou 132 4X 67 157 prepare for the Baltimore Colts over 800 yards in each of the Outspoken Dave Hill said 1975 ALUEO PRINTING September 26, 1975 ford, hours 8 or 8 :30 to 4:30, call situated on almost one acre. refrigerator and stove, Quick efficient professional Garvey, LA 158 653 84 2X this Sunday, the Raiders last four years and had an 1,100- has been embarrassing—until SERVICES INC. HM3N 311-1515 ia4ll$ service, call us first. W. J. Bar-^ Cardenal, C3ii 152 5X 83 179 646-0841. ’Three good sized bedrooms, beautiful back yard, fruit trees decided to remain in the East yard season in 1972, will be now. 579 MIDDLE TURNPIKE W. comb Realtor, 644-8000. Joshua, SF 127 XI 74 IX MANCHESTER, CONN. fireplaced living room, family and grapevines, quiet and trained at Arlington, Va., replaced by young Mark van And the 17-year pro from OIL BURNER SERVICE An Equal Opportunity Employer room, large formal dining neighborhood, enclosed front Rose, Cin IX 656 IX 2X Summer •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• MANCHESTER - to settle Parker, Pitt IX SI 75 170 all week. Eeghen, a 6-1, 215-pound Denver isn’t even sure about M/F room, Zinsser Agency, 646-1511. Estate, two family 5-5, two car and rear porch, $34,900, S i S i l l NEW ER or new two-family Brock, St.L IS 527 78 IX Oakland is a heavy favorite to second-year man from Colgate. now. SPECIALS on □ FINANCIAL TECHNICIAN garage, garden space, con­ evenings call 649-5125, mor­ Duplex, with yard, no agents, American League defeat the young Colts but the “I’m excited,” said van But Hill finds himself right at venient location to schools and nings, 289-8251. east of river, 742-8073 between 5 g ah r h Due to expansion of our Service Department, we MANCHESTER Raiders are wary. They will be Eeghan. “They say Raider the top of a logjam pack after KEYPUNCH OPERATOR - shopping, 643-8498, days, 684- and 6. Carew, Minn 141 529 X IX ALUMINUM Bonds-Stocks-Mortgages 8 require an experienced Oil Burner Service Techni­ supervisor, assured individual, CROFT DRIVE Lynn, Bos 144 524 102 174 without their top running back, teams have great depth. Now two days of the $135,000 Sahara 4192, evenings and weekends. HEBRON - BOLTON line. Open able to direct small keypunch Munson, NY IS 582 X IX Marv Hubbard, who suffered a with Hubbard out, it’s up to Invitational golf tournament. • S ID IN G cian. Knowledge of heating essential. This la a fullr Oymer agent. House Sunday, 1-5, 80 Daly Rd., MORTGAGES, loans first, se­ department, call Barbara 289- Washington, Oak 147 5S X 181 slight shoulder separation, and Pete Banaszak and me to prove “My game has been an em­ . (Choose from 20 time, year round position. We offer an excellent three bedroom Raised Ranch Rice, Bos 144 564 92 174 cond, third. All kinds. Realty garage,_above-B MANCHESTER - West side, six □ MISC. SERVICES defensive tackle Kelvin Korver, it.” barrassment all year,” he said, Colors) benefit program Including Sick Pay, Free Hospital- condiUon U with built-ins, on one acre. Brett, KC I S 829 84 194 statewide. Credit rating un­ room Cape, 2-car garage, deep Owner, 643-9480. McRae, KC 126 4X S 147 who started against Miami, iss ’The Raiders also be get the “and I don’t think it’s that • W IN D O W S Medical Plan, Unlforma, Pension and Profit MATURE PERSON to work ••••••••••••••*** necessary. Reasonable. Con­ U&R REALTY CO. lot, fireplace, $36,900. Warren Orta, Chi 140 542 64 IS services of All Pro linebacker much better here. I’ve just kept fidential, quick arrangements. Sharing Plans. part-time evenings, E. Howland, Realtors, 643-1108. Services Ottered 31 146 548 S IX • A W N IN G S MANCHESTER Chambliss, NY Ted Hendricks, acquired from the ball in the middle of the Alvin Lundy Agenev. 527-7971. Wednesday-Friday and all day 643-2692 Hargrove, Tex 143 512 X I S • C A N O P IE S Green Bay after playing out his fairway and I ’ve been able to 100 Constitution Plaza, Hart­ Call bawteen 8:00 A.M. and 5:00 P.M. Monday thru Fri. bunday.S^unday. /mp^ p ly in person, Swiss Robert D.'Murdock, Realtor ROCKLEDGE - Nice three UNDER CONSTRUenON REWEAVING burns, holes. Braun. Minn 133 449 X IX High harriers Zippers, umbrellas repaired. option with the Packers. score well.” • D O O R S ford. Evenings, 233-6879. Colonjf, ^ nanchester Parkade. b ^ o o m Ranch, possible fourth Big sight room Colonial, 4 Window shades, Venetian “Ted is finally working out Hill shot a five-under-par 66 IVe Now Carry Aluminum bedroom, rec room, good loca­ bedrooms, 2W baths. down Fermi BANTLY OIL CO. blinds. Keys. TV for rent. Prime Windows MORTGAGES - 1st, and 2nd VERNON area travel agency, MANCHESTER - Ansaldi-built tion, nice neighborhood. High Porter Streel area. Time tor Eastern tops now,” said Coach John Madden. in the second round Friday and 331 MAIN ST. MANCHESTER, CONN. 06040 j Marlow’s, 867 Main St. 649-5221. mortgages — interim financing needs permanent part time Ranch located on nice 30’s. Paul W. Dougan, Realtor, “We need him. We only have 10 was deadlocked with first-day TELEPHONE 640-4505 you to choose design. $6S,- Improving its over-all record Free Estimates — expeditious and confidential employee, who is able to work landscaped lot, two fireplaces, 6434535. MCC runners guys for our seven defensive leader Miller Barber and full time on odcassion, willing SOO. MILLAR TR E E Service, Inc. to 5-1, the Manchester High E-Z Terms service, J.D. Real Estate large paneled family room, eat- positions, so we’re going to clo a veteran Bobby Mitchell and to train mature Interested per­ Removal, pruning, lot clearing, Hampered with injuries the cross country team downed Assoc. 6^1980. in kitchen,'' garage. Priced in lot of shifting. One time we nfiay son. Send replys to Herald tox Warren L Howland spraying. Fully insured. Manchester Community three-tour non winners Wally •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• the $40’s, Zinsser Agency, 646- HAVEITALLII 176 CARRIAGE DRIVE Ferm i High of Enfield, 18-43, W. Realtor 643-11D8 Licensed. Free estimates. College cross country team go with four linemen and three Armstrong, Rick Massengale Announcamants 1511. yesterday at the Indians’ Announcamants 3 Announcements 3 And you can In this quality built thraa May we invite you to inspect this immaculate Dutch Colonial located in popular Phone 646-3437, 633-5354. bowed to Eastern Connecticut’s linebackers. and Bob Wynn. BILL bedroom homa, locatad In tha MaiUn course. LIGHT housecleaning, one South Farms. Featuring large fireplaced living rodm, formal dining room, eat- Mitchell, a surprise victor at $32,900 - ATTRACTIVE 5 1/2 School area. Eal-ln appllancad jayvee squad 26-30 yesterday at Junior Captain Glenn morning per week, 646-6040. MANCHESTER - Price in kitchen, family room, three gdbd sized bedrooms, plus IVz baths. Aluminum TWO HANDYMEN will clean, the 1972 Tournament of Cham­ room Ranch, garage, kitchan, baautlful family room com- MCC. reduced $3,000 on this im­ rake, lime, fertilize, mow, Flosdorf paced the Silk baseboard heat, manicured Plata with wal bar, garaga, prhtala siding and extra large lot add to the value. Leading harrier was MCC’s pions, and Massengale had the TUNSKY maculate seven-room Cape. maintenance of lawn seasonal. Towners with a clocking of Games reset shaded lot, Hutchins Agency, backyard wlUi patio. A GEM day’s best rounds at 64 while PUBLIC ANNOUNCEMENT Chistom kitchen, three or four Cellars and attics cleaned. Brian Collins who covered the 18:10 over the 2.9-mile layout. Realtors, 646-3166. $41,900. Due to the weather. Barber, bidding to become the 649-9095 bedrooms, rec room, oversized Reasonable prices. 643-5305. 5.2 mile course in 31:18, a Sophomores Wes Fedorchak IIKIlMDStllOMH , Midget Football League tour’s ninth millionaire, faded WANTED garage. Secluded yard etc. Q ZINSSER AGENCY course record. MANCHESTER - Large newer REALTORS-ML8 521-9549 and Matt Schmid took seccind AVAILABLE supervised day Eastern’s Brady Webster was games scheduled last night to a 71. HOME FIRE INSPECTIONS Soimpna tired ol their pre- duplex three room apartment. Priced to sell. $37,900. R. and fourth positions respective­ Zimmer, J.D. Real Estate, 646- REALTOR" care with meals for your elder­ second in 32.59 mark. were postponed until Sunday Why not have your home inspected by Town of Manchester aant position, Eager, Immaculate condition 646-1511 ly with Bruce Bayles and ly relative, while you go to throughout. Priced right. R. MANCHESTER - New listing, 1980 Directions: South Main Sfreet to Spring Street, right on to Dertmouth Roed, left on For the collegians, Jim George Trian giving added afternoon at 1. Friday’s Firefighters? Firefighters will visit your home in an advisory capaci­ aggreaalva, and willing to work, shopping, visit a friend. Zimmer, J.D. Real Estate, 646- five room Ranch. West side, to South Forme Drive then right on to Carriage Drive. -.■I Wilke, Bruce Caldwell, and Ted strength taking fifth and sixth schedule of gams will be ty and make suggestions on home fire safety and pian a fire escape work as a Real Estata MANCHESTER- Immaculate Call 649-2358 for information. MORIARTY BROTHERS salaa-paraon. License 1980. location, tile batns, bullt-ins, DeCarli placed third, sixth, and places. followed. The Patriots and route for your famiiy. Keep your home fire safe and caii Fire garage, $31,900. Hayes Corpora­ center entrance Colonial, three jjirslarred. ninth respectively. Manchester, 1-1 in the CCIL, Giants play the first game Headquarters at 649-2808 or stop by 75 Center St. for an appoint­ tion, 6460131. good sized bedrooms, baths, Results; 1. Collins (M) 31.18, HAS LEFT-OVER 1075 living c o o m with fireplace, BY DICK CAVMII visits Cdnard High in West and the Eagles and Chargers M EM inAffllCY-646-1180 W IN TH RD r 2. Webster (E ), 3. Wilke (M ), 4. ment. W H Q D S r dining room, kitchen with dis- Hartford Tuesday afternoon. m eet a t 2. MANCHESTER - Santina Dr., McKay (E ), 5. Lord (E ), 6. MERCURY’S & LIHCOLN’S (Look for convenient mall-ln request slips In The L Ranch, fireplace, breezeway, posal, dishwasher, oversized RS, BEIN(3 JEALOUS COES Tomorrow 2-5 PM recreation room, 2-car garage. t h a n k T A/^ JEALOUS TO KNOW Caldwell (M) 7. Didomenico Herald) 15 garage, trees, price reduced, P6A1? C IN D T: YOU NOT/VIBAN i VECHANQEDMY Situation Wantad lytej Nie M m B RmcIi Priced to sell in the 40s. B/W FOR aeNDINe/WE a F=Oe.T- THAT M3UR FT-ACE IS RIGHT i r (E ), 8. Pike (E ), 9. DeCarli AT LOW, LOW, YEAR e# ------A Hutchins Agency, 2^3540, 648- AAINP ABOUT U S S E T T I N S M nNnNM mWO 3166.______' Realty, 647-1419. CARD F^RCW YOUR LAKE NEXT TO A BOVl5''CAAAR (M), 10. Gunning (E ). RELIABLE COLLEGE woman Brick front plua aluminum A4ARRIED WHEN WE,<5RDWUR CEILING END SAVINGS! looking for painting or odd jobs. c o T T A s e . elding. Stained woodwork, FIR ST TIM E on market, An- HURRY WHILE SUPPLY LASTS Call an^im e, 643-6673. RERMR AND lovely tiled loyer, quality saldi built brick front, three QsorSrtowiP^olonlal Regal ISiim bedroom Ranch, two See UUs ipacioui B-room Colonial that Fight Weighin CHILD CARE - infant through constructed. REPLACEMENT fireplaces, central convenient offera a' spacious living room, dining pre-schooler, $4.00 per day, Directions: Travel south on MANILA (U PI) - Muham­ We.ojfer convenience along with a superior product. location, 100x150 lot, all city room A family room. Deluxe kitchen, — free estimates— p riv ate home, playmates, Keeney St. Look for E.B huge stone fireplace, 21k baths, 4 mad Ali weighed in nine pounds utilities, only $42,600, Bel Air spacious yard, convenient for Construction signs on right. Irooms, 2q»r garage, one acre lot, heavier (han Joe Frazier today / M O W l A g T Y b i e r s / Real Estate, 643-9332. many extras, must be seen Inside. $a ,- commuters. 644-9000. and said their Oct. 1 world Corner of Broad 509. RAjOZlER'*^ and Center Street Mon.-Fri...8 a.m. - o p.m. BEUIORE AGENCY heavyweight title fight might CHILD CARE - licensed home, Realtors • 647-141$ $29,900- Five room Ranch with U&RREALnCO. Phone 648-2112 8at ...... 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. partial basement in good condi- ' 643-2692 PIOK end after only one or two 646-4464 - 649-4464 315 CENTER ST., MANCHESTER, CONN.* Phone 043-5135 not under 2 yeajrs. Vicinity P.S. Other models to c h o o se tioh, and a big lot also. T.J. Robs^D^Murdock .minutes. Ali weighed 224’A 1 Center and McKee Sts. C iiT>t,iitA.t«,TM Ml m HI on t-27 22 Regent Street, Manchester, Conn, from, or will build to suit. Crockett, Realtors, 643-1577. z fpounds and Frazier 215Mi. Tele^one 643-9723. l 1'.* t } i PAGE TEN — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Sat., Sept. 27, 1975 BY JIM BERRY BENJY H F ^ fJo T □R EN tALS HA'S I HAVPfJTSFffJ HAV'fM'ryoU HIM AM. f’AV! aizoum p I'SHISt-AST c%yy HFAMVAy^ P IP HAT^ eOOPBVS. Reasonable rates. Phone 649- 2358. An Adult Community ManchestBr PRIVATE HOME - room for 1973 PLYMOUTH gold duster, 6 Dir. from Route 6 & 44A cylinder, automatic, air- rent for non-smoker. Call 646- North on Rt. 83 (Main St.) 6025. conditioning, Chorches Motors, 1 to Henry. 643-2791. i i l . SLEEPING ROOM - kitchen, Small quiet complex of unusual 1 ® 1975 privileges, near bath, centrally PONTIAC Lemans, 1970, power located, no smoking, have dog, Bedroom townhouses, close to bus, steering, power brakes, 643-6103. shopping, church, pool, tennis. automatic, buckets, vinyl roof. 31 Building-Contracting 33 Articles for Sale AtVe^eJorSaJe^ Excellent condition. $ 1 ,^ . 649- DEAJl H.J.: The original sin r/aa eating the forbidden 31 Swill Services Offered Featuring: fimit in the Garden o f Eden. 32 Boy's name 7850. ______2 T ~ 4 5 6 7 B 0 1 FOR SALE - loam $5.50 per ROOMS, furnished, The terma, “Virgin Birth” and “Immaculate Conception” 33 Collection of I ODD JOBS - trucking, home TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY OUTDOOR • MaMive Bedroom • Walk-In Closet quotes yard delivered, call 646-3109. carpeting. Call 649- 13 14 repairs, serving Manchester for Carpentry and general contrac­ FLEA MARKET • Full Basement • Laundry Hook-Ups 1971 VW convertible, AM-FM are commonly confused. The Virgin Birth refers to the 34 Herringllke fish 12 radio, very good condition, best n^aculoua conception of Jeans. 35 Enervate five years, free estimates, 643- ting, Residential and commer­ • Private Entrances and Patios 15 16 17 0304. cial. Whether it be a small COMPLETE drum set, AND TAB SALE offer, 649-5146. The Immaculate Conception applies to MARY, the 36 Porpoise excellent condition, call 568- FURNISHED ROOM- con­ • Air Conditioner • Color Co-ordinated Decor 38 Fruits repair job, a custom built home Every Sunday mother of Jeane, because she was conceived without the 18 19 2 0 6356. Ask for Tony Jr. veniently located, clean, quiet, 40 Operate IJGHT TRUCKING - attic and or anything in between, call 646- 8 A.M. — 5 P.M. 1965 FORD Econoline van, original sin on her soul. It is NOT the same as the Virgin shower, parking, homelike at­ PriCB *265 Includes Heat 41 Pallid ■ I s cellars cleaned, for free es­ many extras, asking $800, 646- , 21 1379. CRAFTSMEN WANTED - BROAD ST. COMMON, mosphere. Responsible person, 42 Certain Italian timate phone 647-9610. MANCHESTER phone 569-2525. 5478. 45 Pilchard 2 3 2 4 2 5 2 7 2 8 stake your claim early to a 49 Afresh space at the Broad Street Com­ Behind Dairy Quam on Broad 8ti««L DEAR ABBY: Will you please remind your readers that w r DRIVEWAYS - residential and Rooflng-Sldlng-Chlmnof 34 First 5 Oaafara No Chsrgs. 1972 FORD GALAXIE- 500, 50 Exclamallon of 3 0 32 mon (behind the Dairy Queen STOf w»Im { fir mneyl SOL when'they, or their children answer the triephone, to say disgust commercial installed anywhere Indoor apaca avallabia lor doalara automatic transmission, vinyl 1 onW, “HeUo"? 51 Aslan nation 33 3 4 3 5 in Connecticut. No job too large BIDWELL Home Improvement on Broad Street), where on Sun­ and crallaparaona. )0V umnnM itUBi fir par top, excellent condition, low days the activities will be: Auc­ drewcwHtnw. Some children are instructed to answer with, “Smith’s 52 Intend 1 or too small. 688-0863. Co. Expert installation of Raymond F. Damato mileage. Asking $2,150.649-0676 3 T " 3 7 H 3 8 tions, flea markets, and a com­ For IntarmaUon, call residence, Mary speaking.” Or if they have a housekeeper, 53 Japanese P aluminum siding, gutters and after 5. statesman mon indoor work shop for Owner Developer she is told to answer with, “Smith’s residence.” Some even H 4 1 iOLECTRONIC TUNE-UP $10 trims. Roofing installation and 64IMi544 Apartments For Rent 53 54 Sleeveless 4() repairs. 649-6495, 875-9109. craftsmen. So, call Cindy now, Designed With answer with their telephone number. garment plus parts. Brakes, shocks, 1965 AMBASSADOR, power 4 3 4 4 4 6 4 7 lube, bearings, etc. 649-6544. You in Mind steering, power brakes, good Without realizing it, they give too much information to a 55 Crafts 42 WE HAVE customers waiting 56 George (a.b.) Priscilla’s Pop — Al Vermeer Uiaranteed. Call anytime, 646- HORACE Tetrault - Siding, running condition, ideal second stranger who could use it for potentially dangerous 49 5 0 51 HOMELITE clearance sale „- 1966 PLYMOUTH, good condi­ for the rental of your apartment Model Open 11:30 HI 8 P.M. Daily 57 Italian cityt 3065. roofing, storm windows, aw­ tion, family car. $2M. Call 643- or home. J.D. Real Estate car. Call 649-6756. purposes. portable pumps and generators, 5 2 5 3 5 4 S o D O E S \ nings. Quality workmanship, 0926. Associates, Inc. 646-1980. Paul W. Dougan, Realtor When you answer the telephone, and the party on the DOWN PAVING, recap old driveways. free estimates. Fully insured. pump model 120TP3-1, list $615. 1970 CAMARO - good running VTHE P IA N O 649-3940 • 646-1621 • 643-4535 other end asks, “W hat number is this?” DO NOT disclose 1 Light knocks 55 57 Excavate and grade new or old 872-9187, 649-3417. sale $510; generator model condition, Call 568-6356. Ask for your number. Instead, ask, “What number did you call, 27 131A30-1B, 3,000 watt. List $505, PUPPIES, mixed breed, hun­ LOOKING for anything in real 2 Soviet stream driveways with amesite or ting dogs, ten weeks old, paper estate rental — apartments, Tony Jr. please?'' (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) bituminous concrete. 688-5407. ROOFING - Specializing sale $380. Other models in stock. Chain saws on sale. Call trained. $10. 742-8874. homes, multiple dwellings, no MANCHESTER - new unusual SMALL four-room duplex, ideal I t is best when answering a telephone to simply, say, repairing roofs, new roofs, fees. Call J.D. Real Estate LINCOLN Continental 1970, two “Hello,” and if the caller does not identify himsdf gutter work, chimneys, cleaned for prices. Ellington Equip­ one bedroom Townhouses now for couple, carpeting, paneled, WINDOW CLEANING - SEWING MACHINE, Brother, Associates, Inc.' 646-1980. no children, security required. door, dark green hardtop, dark immediately—hang up. Commercial and residential in­ and r e p a ir e d . 30 y e a rs ment Center, Route 83, -renting, at Independence green leather upholstery, AM- Ellington Industrial Center. zig zag, walnut cabinet, Village, an adult community. $155 monthly. No utilities. 643- By crosschecking numbers, addresses and the names of cluding initial construction experience. Free estimates. excellent condition, $60. 646- NEWER Three-bedroom 9233. FM stereo, tape deck, Auchelin cleaning for building contrac­ Howley, 643-5361. 875-5018, 8-5 p.m. Full basements, private en­ tires, all power options, children, criminals can gain valuable access to the family’s 1271. Duplex - 1% baths, carpeting, comings and goings, with possible harm to their children Win at Bridge tors or developers.- Fully in­ trances and patio, includes , excellent condition, 643-2012, ALUMINUM SIDING - all appliances. $275 monthly. heat, appliances, carpeting, air C O ^ four rooms, stove, se- while they are away from home. sured. free estimates. Call ROOFING - Installation and KITCHEN SET, table, four Frechette & Martin,' Inc., after 6. South wanted no part of foui repairs, gutters, storm win­ Warehouse clearance. conditioner. Model open 11:30 cond floor heated, no children, Never tell a stranger that a member of the family is “out ijuality Maintenance Service, chairs, yellow vinyl covering, Realtors, 646-4144. ' notrump and ran to five Inc. 647-9498. dows, doors. Experienced Sacrifice! Will sell and com­ till 8 p.m. daily, Henry St. off between 5-7 p.m. mQYQTA CELICA - 1972, of town,” away from the house or when he or she wfll return. good condition, $25. 646-1271. Main St., Manchester, Paul W. 649-1919. ovoLiont NORTH 27 diamonds. He anticipated a quality workmanship. Fully in­ pletely install heavy guage UNUSUAL deluxe one bedroom condition, 47,000 MRS. H.E.I. aluminum siding on average Dougan Realtor, 646-1021, 643- ...... «K82 double of four notrump, but that CUSTOM DRAPERIES - made sured. Free estimates. DINING ROOM set, table, six townhouse, private entrances Homes for Rent 54 miles, air conditioned, 20 MPG, Reasonable prices. Rick house 1000 square feet for $788. 4535, 649-3940. VK73 didn’t keep West from doubling very reasonable, work chairs, buffet, mahogany, and patio, full basement, in­ overall. Make offer. Days, 646- DEAR MRS. I.; Thank you for some excellent ♦ AQ8 Captain Easy — Crooks and Lawrence guaranteed, call anytime, 649- Burnett, 646-3005. Full financing available. 5384, evenings, 649-2062. suggestions. the diamond contract. Guaranteed. Call Carl collect excellent condition, $100. 6 ^ cludes heat, appliances, MANCHESTER - four-room *K876 West’s hand clearly called for '1266, 1271. carpeting, and pool. $245 per EAST WHAT AM I THAT fa ce AT 525-9135. house, immaculate condition, WEST a trump lead, but he opened the SUPPOSED T' 1 TH' WINDOW1...IF D&A ROOFING. Roofs, siding, month. Paul W. Dougan, THT fireplace, fully furnished, 1968 CADILLAC - New paint DEAR ABBY: This may sound silly to you, but my 4Q 1Q9764 RUBBISH REMOVAL - attics gutters, and leaders. Free es­ job, radial tires, $900. Call 643- * A J53 ace of spades which gave South LOOK AT? J Y’CAW C-C-CALLIT TAG SALE- 857 Center St., Sun­ Realtor, 646-1021 or 643-4535. private yard, garage, no pets, problem is my name. My mother can’t seem to remember it. V A J84 VlO 6 5 2 and cellars to be cleaned, yard timates. Fully insured. 249- TAG SALE - Colossal! Saturday day September 28,10 a.m. until 1814. all he needed to bring the hand and Sunday, September 27, 28, CHARLES no children, $275 monthly, My name is Elaine and I am 13-years-old. I have two ♦ 94 ♦ 6 care and landscaping, call 643- 0205. 6, rain date, October 5. MANCHESTER- Deluxe 2 Hayes Corp. 646-0131. older sisters, Judy who is 16 and lives at home, and Shelly, home. 5392. 1966 MUSTANG, Brown, stan­ *AJ4 ♦ QIO South used a rather standard APARTMENTS who is 20 and away at college. SOUTH (D) D&A Roofing. Roofs, siding, Sthel^M ^^^^ ...... full basement, private en­ Charles Drive dard, Hurst, five like new tires, play. He ruffed the spade, led a DRIVEWAYS sealed, very gutters and leaders. Free es­ china, books, old records, and Business tor Rant 55 mags, 643-9037, anytime. First my mother calls me “Shelly,” then she calls me Dogs-BIrds-Pets 43 trances and patio, includes Formerly “Judy,” and finally she gets around to calling me by my * ---- trump to dummy’s ace and a se­ reasonable. Call 643-9245. timate. Fully insured. 249-0205. other items. y Q 9 cond one back his 10. Then he heat, appliances, carpeting, 173-183 E. Middle Tpke. right name. This makes me feel like nothing. ♦ KJ 10 7532 to DOG-CAT BOARDING reser­ pool, air-conditioning, $290 per BOLTON NOTCH - 4,000 sq^uare 1962 FORD Econoline van, good led the nine of hearts. If West MASONRY painting - Heating-Plumbing 35 REMINGTON electric Quiet locstion, not on a feet building for professional buy at $350, 649-9421 before 9:30 It really bugs me. «9S32 typewriter, old ornate usable vations. Combined inside/out- month. Paul W. Dougan, through street. Some oc- ELAINE ducked, South would win in specializing in cinder block side runs, partitioned privacy, Realtor, 646-1021 or 643-45^. offices or smes, four commer­ a.m. East-West vulnerable wood stove, 3 watt, 3 channel cuapney for Oct. 1. dummy, discard his other heart buildings. Beautify, seal, and SEWERLINES, sink lines, germicidal lighting. Canine cial industrial acres, land and on the king of spades and lose waterproof. .Also waterproofing cleaned with electric cutters, walky-talkys, all channel radio Luxury apartments, some building storage, parking, 1968 FIREBIRD 400, good con­ DEAR ELAINE: If it’s any comfort to you, you are not Holiday Inne, 200 Sh^don Road, MANCHESTER- Large newer West North East South two club tricks. basements, chimneys etc. by professionals. McKinney in nice floor model cabinet $10, feature flreplace, 1 or 2 car highway across shopping dition, original owner $1200, alone. Mothers get into the habit of calling off the names of Manchester, 646-59971. duplex three b^room apart­ Actually, West took his ace of Reasonable. 742-9427. Bros. Sewage Disposal Com­ guitar, $15, drum set, $15, garage, and fenced in patio. center, entire or subdivide, 1-84, please call 742-7423 after 5. their children (usually starting with the eldest) before they child’s large rocking horse, 643- ment. Immaculate condition hearts and led a low club. South m L« KM Hi P.I I pany, 643-5308. PRIVATE riding instructions, throughout. Priced right. R. Rent at $260, New and 1-86 close. 521-7373. hit the right one. Don’t feel slighted. It’s not intentionaL SU'RUCEl UP - Fix up. before 9044. Dbl. 3N.T. 4 * paused to consider possibilities, English and Western, $5.00 per Zimmer, J.D. Real*Estate 646- buildings start at $275. 1972 PLYMOUTH gold Duster Alley Oop — Dave Graue the coid weather. Roofing, NO JOB too small, toilet 250 SQUARE Foot carpeted special, two-door, automatic, Pass 4 N.T. Pass decided that to play low would hour, call 633-5571, anytime. 1980. Rugs Bunny ~ Heimdahl and Stoffel Dbl. Pass Pass 'tiding, additions, insulating, repairs, plugged drains, kitchen COLONIAL wingbackigbi sofa, 76” , OPEN FOR INSPECTION paneled office, in professional six cylinder, 24 mpg, radio, be to go down one irrespective cranberry Watkinsitkii Herculon Opening lead — A A of where the ace of clubs was, WHAT'S TAKING HIM SO LONG?, HE AIN'T ...NOW HAND OVER etc. Reasonable, 742-9427. faucets replaced, repaired, rec BASSET HOUND - AKC DAILY 2 p.m. UNTIL DARK building on Route 83, Vernon. vinyl roof, snow tires, 39,300 THAT MONEY BAG.' fabric. Beautiful condition. COME ON, OOP.' LET'S GO.' COMIN', rooms, bathroom remodeling, registered, male, eight months, Heat and air-conditoners in­ miles. One owner, $1,875. 428 played dummy’s king and when DUDE" heat modernization, etc. Free $150. 646-7817. OR BY APPOINTMENT By Oswald & James Jacoby TIRED OF waiting in line? Call $150, 742-9394. PRESIDENTIAL cluded in $125 monthly rent. I^ke Street, Bolton, 643-9708. it held, claimed his contract. the Car Doctor, We tune your estimates gladly given. M & M Call after 6, 644-2314. North and South were playing He announced that he would TAG SALE - dresser, desks, 646-0800 or 646-1540 car at your home. 19 years Plumbing & Heating, 649-2871. REGISTERED female Beagle, VILIAGE APTS. 1967 CHRYSLER automatic, sound preemptive bids. At least discard one club on each of experience. For appointment lamps, glassware, other mis­ MANCHESTER STORAGE SPACE behind Main air conditioning, excellent con­ North thought they ,w?re. He .dummy’s major-suit kings. cellaneous items, 49 Cobum well started, $75. Call evenings, call 649-4824 or 646-5826. FRANK SCOTELLA Plumbing 742-8840. MANCHESTER - newer two Street stores, some partitions dition, asking $800, after 6 p.m., assumed that South would have - Repairs and remodeling, Rd., Saturday, 9-5. One and two bedrooms. bedroom duplex, half of two 80x40’ area on first floor, $50. 646-7620. a side ace for his three-diamond sewer lines cleaned electrical­ monthly. Call after 6, 644-2314. Painting-Papering 32 BLACK STANDARD Poodle, Near schools, churches family, full private basement, opening, whereupon he could ly. Prompt service on emergen­ WASHING MACHINE, very two years old, good temper- includes ^pliances, $235 per 1973 VEGA GT, excellent condi­ and shopping center, on count on 10 tricks at notrump. A Kansas reader wants to PAINTING - Save 30 - 60%. cies. 643-7024. good condition, $M, Colonial ment, female, loving, cham­ month, Paul. W. Dougan tion, radial tires, 33,000 miles. Of course, if South did hold an $2,195 or best offer. Call 875- know what a perfect safety play Five' years experience. coffee table, formica top, $15, pionship background, AKC bus line. Call anytime Realtor, 646-1021, or 643-4535. OFFICE SPACE ace, a double of four spades was BOTTI HEATING and Plum­ 7825 after 5. is. A perfect safety play is one Excellent references. Pete, 742- Older modern desk, $5, call 643- registered. Must sell. 646-6610 FOR RENT clearly indicated, but North bing - All heating and plumbing that insures your contract 6117 (loll free) 5-10 p.m. 9758. after 4. ^ MODERN one bedroom first 25^ square fqet, center of didn’t think of that. He wanted repairs plus remodeling. Call 646-2623 floor apartment, iniwo family. 1966 MUSTANG, $125. Call against any and all possible Manchpster, air conditioning the game. r " 643-1496. LARGE TAG Sale - September FREE TO good home, female $185 monthly unheated, security Friday, or Saturday at home, adverse holdings. required, Norman Hohenthal, and poking. Call 643-9551. 646-7610. 27, 28. 12-5 p.m.p.r 85 Downey cross terrier, lovable, good Out Our Way — Negley Cochran Mr. Abernathy — Jones and Ridgeway HAVE YOU SEEN PLUMBING and Heating Drive, Manchester (Fountain with children, 9 weeks old. 647- 646-1166. 105 East Centerl repairs, remodeling a speciali­ Village). Toys, books, records, TURN HER PROW \OJ HAVE^ 1650, after 4. MANCHESTER - New four- VEAH-AMPAAV OLP Y AMP IMTHAT CASE Across from A&P ty. Otto Lorentzen, Contractor. bird cage, furniture, etc. room arartments, 1 1/2 baths, FOUR ROOMS, stove WESTWARD AND NO S O U L / THERE'5 A PILE OH, Boy.' Call to 8:30 a.m. and 6-7 p.m., refrigerator and heat, third Resort Property Trucks for Sale 62 OF OLP AAASA- MANDOLIN I HAVEN'T \ I DOUBT THAT MEAT LOAF FOR PETER BELLIVEAU PAINTING LIvaatock 44 all appliances, carpeted, air- 56 HEAD FOR THE Z IN E S UP THERE, PLAYEP IN YEARS "AN D I t HERE'LL BE MUCH 649-4056. floor, no children, call after For Rent OINNERJ GARAGE SALE - Saturday conaitioned, individual FOR SALE - 1971 CHievy pick­ SOUTH SEAS/ BA.ANPABOX APARCHEESI SAME/ \5UPPER ON THE 643-1671 27th, Sund^ 28th, M)-6. NortINorth FOR SALE - Morgan Gelding, basements, washer-dryer 5:30, 649-2236. , OF OLP PHOTOS 1 d o u b t THAT t h e r e 'l l ) TABLE TONIGHT 36 SPEND a weekend or week in up, V-8, standard 8 foot bed. Interior - Exterior Flooring Coventry, Cfedar Swamp Road. 15.3 hands, 15 yrs., 4-H Cham­ facilities, one apartment WE HAVEW'T BE MUCH A T T I C ------f —OP. ANYCLEAN New Hampshire on Lake Call 643-6993. KNOCK IT OFF, SOCKSORSHIRTS) SPRAY-BRUSH-ROLLER Across Allen Super Market. pionships, sacrifice, owner available with fireplace. Heat MANCHESTER - two room ef­ LOOKEPATIM ) LEAWINO TDCAV.' FLOOR Sanding - Refinishing, ficiency, convenient location, Kanasatka in Moultonboro. Fall SYLVESTER/ A LOMSTIAAE/ IN THE DRAWER.' Free Estimates Hundreds miscellaneous items. away, college, 1-429-50M. and hot water included. $275 per and winter rental. Furnished, 1969 FORD Econoline window ENJOYYOUR-;, floors like new, no waxing, month. Call Peterman, Realtor, includes, heat, hot water, elec­ SELVES.' (specializing in older floors). tricity, and appliances, $185 winterized and fireplaced cot­ van, 6 cylinder, three speed, 9-rt 5’ BAR, made from tobacco Boals-Accessorles 45 649-9404 or 646-2912. tage on 150’ lakefront, sleeps good runner, $875,644-0017 after Ceilings and inside painting. bam wood, $150 or best offer, monthly, Paul W. Dougan INSIDF. - Outside painting. six. Enjoy foliage, fishing, hun­ 7 p.m. John Verfaille, 646-5'750 , 872- call 528-8848. 18’ CRUISER LINE, 125 h.p. ROCKVILLE - Tliree room Realtor, 646-1021, or 643-4535. Special rales for people over 65. 2222. ting, skiing, snowmobiling; $125 Fully insured. Estimates given. Evinrude with trailer. Call 875- apartment, with heat, hot week - also weekend rates. Call 1974 CHEVROLET Blazer, four Call 649-71)63, GARAGE SALE - September 8119. water, stove, refrigerator, $150. AVAILABLE November 1st, m •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Cromwell 635-0457 after 5 p.m. wheel drive, automatic, AM- 27, 28, 9-4,102 Jan Dr., Hebron, Adults only. Parking for one five room duplex, near hospital, •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• FM radio, asking $4200, after 6, WALLPAPER Hanging - $2.75 chains, tools, dishes, juvenile car. No pets. Security deposit eat-in kitchen, stove and ______^ □ MISC. FOR SALE Garden Products 47 refrigerator, no pets, utilities VERMONT- rustic log cabin on 646-7620. p er roll. E x p e r 1 n c e d toys and furniture, and much required. Call 643-9678. rambling brook, close to white tradesman. Call R. more. not included. Parking for one Mutt & Jeff — Al Smith FRESH SWEET apple cider, car. $210 plus security. 649-8220. River, sleeps 8, includes Starkweather, 644-3194. Articles for Sale 41 THREE ROOM furnished everything, modern con­ Motorcycles-BIcyeles 84 TAG SALE - SaturdOT, Sunday, also apples, boscjiears, BoUi’s apartment, all utilities, 272 Astro-graph TM SORRV, OLD BOV/ BUT WHICH WAV ''g o o d g o s h , w h at a PLACE' Fruit Farm,Far 260 Bush Hill Rd., veniences, good fishing, weekly WAS I FACING PAINTING - interior and ALUMINUM sheets used as 10-3, 31 Eastland Dr., (near Main St. rental, Paul W. Dougan TRIUMPH in excellent condi­ 1 MUTT SAVS I CAN'T GET I WASN'T LOOKING^ exterior, paperhanging, printing plates, .007 thick, Frank’s Supermarket), lots of Manchester R O C K VILLE 31/k ROOM S By BERNICE BEDE 080L LOST IF I JUST KEEP WHERE I WAS BEFORE you Realtor, 646-1021, 643-4535. tion. Reasonable. Call 643-4534. GOING STRAIGHT AHEAI^ excellent work. References. 23x32” . 25 cents each or 5 for $1. good things. PLUSH one bedroom apart­ GOING ! , , KNOCKED ME Phone 643-2711. DELICIOUS economical easy ment, large enclosed private ROCKLAND TERRACE ^ ' THAT'S Free estimates. Fully insured. Wanted to Rent 57 1971 HONDA, CL-350, Low ; For Sunday, Sdpt. 28,1975 LIBRA (Sept 23-Oct 23) Nor­ D O W N ? r ^ > i SPLIT firewood for sale, will to serve sweet corn at its best. Large and beautiful one bedroom Martin Mattson, 649-4431. patio, pool, all utilities, mileage, excellent condition, mally, you’re very considerate ■'''L.V WE BUY and sell used fur­ deliver. (^11 643-4648. Buckland Farms fruit and appliances included, 649-0358, apartments, heat, hot water, all ARIES (M$rcb 21-Aprll; 19) appllknces. Including dishwasher,, WANTED reasonable two new battery, $ ® , call 643-8078. of others' feelings. Today, PAPER HANGING Expert. niture. Cash on the line. One vegetable stand, corner of 643-6266. ' You’re not overly patlenKWith you'll be so Intent on. having disposal, carpeting, pool end your bedroom apartment. Responsi­ the family today. If everyone's _ Your average paper, in average piece or an entire houseful!. EIGHT TRACK c a r tap e Adams Street and Tolland your way you’ll get someone's ^ a r a n t ^ Turnpike opposite Caldors. own private terrace In a country set­ ble working mother and cdllege COLUMBIA- 5-speed bike,' , walking aroupd (he house with GIVE ANP TARE room, $25. Mr. Richman, 646- 646-6432. Furniture Barn, 345 player, sliding tray, MANCHESTER - spacious ting. $185. No pets. daughter. Call after 4:30; 64^ hackles up: like new, $35. 649-4W Open daily. great condition, $25. Call 646- a long face, you may be to 3864 Main Street, behind Douglas three bedroom apartment, in 1147. 1097 after 3 p.m.-all day Motor Sales. new two family, carpeting, air blame. ' SCORPIO (Oct 24-Nov 22) Be Our Boarding House — Carroll & McCormick weekends. content to let sleeping-dogs lie. J.P. LEWIS & SON - Custom' TAG SALE - 97 Princeton GRAPES- Pick your own, bring conditioning, dishwasher and 87M 22^7^297^»^ TAURUS (April 20-Mdy 20) CLEAN USED refrigerators, Street, Saturday, Sunday, 9-4. your own baskets. 270 THREE or Four rooms fur­ You’re likely to unwittingly Painting - Interior and exterior. separate driveways, $260 per nished apartment, reasonable, HOMEMADE mini-bike, all Giving orders comes easy to dredge up some old, unplea­ ranges, automatic washers, Oil paintings, glassware, Hackmatack Street, rear. Db(i today., However. If yoO ONE LITTLE Paperhanging, Remodeling month, security, call 646-1379 two adults, call 623-9670. new parts, Briggs-Stratton 3(4- sant Issue that could be very ceramics, linens, books, small MANCHESTER - three room ■want others to follow'your TNIN6 dOX\m> Gutters. Fully insured. 649- with guarantees. B. D. Pearl’s after 6 p.m. h.p., $40. Call 649-3834 anytime. disturbing to a friend. HOUSE PLANTS - Many furnished apartment, heat, and edicts, you'd better try to set a ME! WHERE 9658. Appliances, 649 Main St, 643- appliances. Toy. 58 varieties and sizes, hanging and hot water, $150. One months MIsc. for Rent good example. SAGITTMIUS (No* 23-Dee PIP THE 2171 npe The Flintstones — Hanna-Barbera Productions USED SPLIT rail fencing 10’ table, very reasonably priced. FOUR ROOMS, 2-bedrooms, security deposit. Adults. Call 21) It's a losing proposition to MMOR 6ET Building-Contracting 33 GLASTONBURY - large bam MobileMe Homes 85 GEMINI (May 21-^una 20) II FRIDIGAIRE Electric range, long, $1.25 each. Call 649mM72. Call 649-1819. first floor, wall-to-wall 875-3503 after 6. give business advice to a friend THE FREAP carpeting, appliances, heat and for storage, central location, you've committed yourself to ■ today. If the shUatloh doesn't I /MUST NEWTON H. Smith & Sons - model RCDG 39K. Excellent picking up the tab today, first FOR THE HAVE STAVED hot water, urge yard, cellar FOUR ROOMS - appliances, ideal foY contractors, no boats BEST HOUSING Buy in town, pan out, he'll blame you for his Remodeling, repairing, ad­ condition, $100. Call 643-1662. MOVING - household goods, CHRYSANTHEMUMS - dig .check the prices or you'll make MOTEL O U T IN T H E , storage, parking, $215. monthly. hot water, adult couple, cen­ or trailers. Call 633-7245 after 4 brand new, front kitchen in failure. ditions, rec rooms, porches and miscellaneous and tools, 55 our own, $1.50 each) 29 Moun- a kInO-sIze dent In your wallet. ROOM? SUN TOO LON©/ DUTCH MAID ClothiM, now Volpi Rd., Bolton, Saturday and in Rd., Glastonbury, (near 649-2^1. tral, $120 monthly, security p.m. deluxe early American, wall-to- CAPRICORN (Doc 22-Jan 19) roofing. No job too small. Call wall carpeting, matching CANCER (June 21-July 22) 649-3144. accepting bookings for Fall and Sunday. Minnechaug Golf Course). deposit required, 643-7094 after You're not a good team player Winter parties. M3-2628. 3:30I Ip.m. appliances, $9,995. Trades Qthere will make such heavy today. Avoid getting Into a Antiques 48 welcome. Large selection of demands on your time you situation where you must rely CARPENTRY - Repairs, QUILTS - bedspreads, pillows nmiiER UMimiHTS won't have much to yourself. SCREENED LOAM - driveway to match. $20. up. (jail 649-5459. NEWLY redecorated 6 room □ AUTOMOTIVE homes to choose from, look into on a partner. Neither will be remodeling, additions, garages, ■ive-room townhouse apart- duplex, private entrances, 14’ wide living. Parts, sqpplles, Put your dreams away for happy. roofing, call David Patria, 644- gravel, processed gravel, sand. WANTED Antiaue furniture, another day. stone and fill. George H. Gril­ LOVESEAT and matching glass, pewter , oil paintings, or ;jnent, IVk tiled baths, 2 alr- parking, residential, near bus. and accessories, full time ser­ 1796. vice department Plaza Homes, AQUARIUS (Jen 20-Fob 19) ling, Andover, 742-7886. chair, needs reupholstering, other antique items. R. ondltidners, wall-to-wall Adults, one child. No pets. 872- Autos For Sale 61^ LEO (July 23-Aug 22) You will Where usually you're willing to 1348 Wilbur Cross Highway, solid mahogany, very sturdy, Harrison, 643-8709. arpeting,.. full basement^ 4892. be hypersensitive today. Weigh lend a helping hand, today you BUILDING - Remodeling, Berlin Turnpike, Berlin, Conn. what others say or you’ll mis­ roofing, rec rooms, additions, DARK RICH loam, five yards $20 for both, 646-5554. eat, hot water, appliances. NEED CAR? Credit bad? will resent it deeply if anyone $28. plus tax, pool patio sand, WANTED - Antiques or collec­ VERY LARGE four-room Bankrimt? Repossessed? 1-828-0369. take a sincere comment for a asks for ;a. favor. garages. All kinds, carpentry 0 pets. put-down. gravel, and stone 643-9504. tables, rugs, paintings, bronzes. apartment, all electrical Honest Douglas accepts lowest work. For estimates call 649- GARAGE SALE - Baby fur- 20 FT. 1974 Yellowstone, self- PISCES (Fob 20-Marph 20) furniture, lamps. china, etc. 649-7620 appliances includiM washer down, smallest yments. VIRGO (Aug 23-8ap< 22) Have 1142. nituue, floor polisher, kitchen contained travel trailer, sleeps Take no risks today where FIREWOOD for sale - seasoned equipment, books, toys, wood Any quantity. 12 . and dryer. Swond floor. Cen- Douglas Motors, 345 lain. fun with friends today, but i^>ETTER' — jpgjjy 'Jocated. $160 monthly, six, excellent condition, call someone else is calling the WES ROBBINS carjr p e n t^ hardwood, split or round, $25 desk, more. 23 Pearl Street, don't mix In money or things of shots. If you can't be Captain of 5IVE KIM security deposit required. Call TOYOTA - See us for reliable after 6 p.m., 849-5494. a material nature. If you do, Buz Sawyer — Roy Crane remodeling specialist, per Vi-cord. Call F. Schillinger, Sunday 1-5. ANTIQUES Wanted - American your own ship, pass the action. THE PRIZE 871-0737 after 5’weekdays, all furniture, oriental rags, pain­ VERNON - Town House 649-2252, after 5:30 p.m. used Toyotas with our 60-day hard.feelihgs will result. /MONEY. ditions, rec rooms, dormers, 1972 9 1/2 FT. Truck camper, NOBOPY'S MORE WORTHY OF A GRANT AMO IN THIS FUEL CRISIS, day weekends. tings, pewter. Windsor,chairs, Gardens, a beautifully 100% warranty. We also buy /H^^JOR = ! V aBSOLUTELY, MR-SAwyER* built-ins, bathrooms, kitchens, TAG SALE- color TV., 18 HP sleeps six, self-contained, HOMER, NOTHINC WOULP BENEFIT landscaped apartment com­ used Toyotas. Lynch Motors, ^ im » MM. Me. TJM. \ts Nt W ______J5F MONEY THAN MR. SAWYER. \ all 1 NEED IS THE .TIME ANP -649-3446. outboard, china and much crocks, jugs, Ron Dionne, 643- excellent condition, call 649- MANKiNP /MORE THAN A 1691. munity of unusual architectural 345 Center Street, Manchester, FOR SALE - old ice cream, more, 48 Myrtle St., off Main APARTM ENT 7877. Short Ribs — Frank Hill SUBSTITUTE F 0R ^<;— PERFECT »T. ^ parlor type chairs, $30 firm, St., Manchester, Saturday and design, featuring private en­ 646-4321. r ------^ LEON CIESZYNSKI builder - Wanted to Buy 48, RENTAL OFFICE QASOLIKJH. true, hew homes custom built, 649-9421 before 9:30 a.m. Sunday, 11-7. trances, private patio with ■'PROFESSOR sliding glass door, wall-to-wall Open 8:30-5 weekdays, other WE PAY $15 for complete |unk IC ItTS ky ftCA. IK.. T M. lUg. U S. Pll. OtI. THERE ARE .TO MAVIN(5AN APARTMENT remodeled, additions, rec \ ■ FARR. 18’ TRAVEL Trailer, electric EARLY National cash register OLD DOLLS - Paying top prices carpeting, range, refrigerator, times by appointment. cars. Call Joey, Toll and o DISADVAN NEXrt) A KAB/ffE SCHOOL. E rooms, garages, kitchens ,for your old dolls, and tm Body, 528-1900. remodeled, bath tile, cement refrigerator, heater,, stove, to Works good, $50. 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PAGE TWELVE - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Sat., Sept. 27,1975 Obituary Police arrests, thefts !i ARRESTS from a w at the Rockledge Apartments. THEFTS Manchester Court, Oct. 22. Pauline J. Vorachmitt Francis of Assisi Church, South Manchester Winder, at 9:30. Burial will be • Gerald Lacroix, 60, of 272 Main St., Ellington • A black woman, about 35, flve-feet- charged with disorderly conduct and in­ in St. James Cemetery, • Kevin Kulo, 17, of 43 High St., seven inches and 200 pounds; went into the MissPauIine J. Vorschmitt of toxication Friday afternoon in connection Manchester. Rockville, charged with third-degree Marshall’s clothing store on Center. St. 40 Olcott St. died Friday mor­ There are no calling hours. with a domestic disturbance. He was held assault. Friday about 2 p.m. ning at St. Mary’s Home, West on flOO surety boi^ for Common Pleas Kulo allegedly struck an 18-year-old Half an hour later, she left wearing a ^ Hartford. Court 12 ih East Hartford Monday. Rockville woman in the face and then coat and carrying a stuffed shoulder bag. Miss Vorschmitt was bom in Julius Barbanell • Mark S. Foster, 27, of WlUhmmtic,; attempted to strangle her while both were T yo employes chased her to her icar. Bridgeport and had lived in SOUTH WINDSOR-Julius charged with reckless driving Friday at on a dirt road on Soapstone Mountain ’The;^. couldn’t stop her. She got in a grey Manchester since 1966. Barbanell, 52, of 99 Candlewood 12:50 a.m. on E. Center St. Court, Oct. 14. Friday, state police said. B ui^ and drove west. , She is survived by a sister, Dr., died Thursday at Vernon The incident was still under investiga­ • The Rogers Corp. office on Mill St. Miss Eulalia Vorschmitt of Manchester Memorial • WilUam Lindsay, 25, of Milford, tion this morning. No cdurt date was an­ was broken into sometime ’Thursday night. Olcott St., and several nieces Hospital. He was the husband of charged with third-degree criminal mis­ nounced. Missing: About |80 in cash and a pocket and nephews. ‘ Mrs. Eva Weisenberg Bar­ chief and fourth-degree larceny at 7 p.m. calculator. The funeral is Monday at 9; 15 banell. Friday at the westbound service station on a.m. from the Lieberum, Bom in New York City, Mr. 1-86 near Vernon Circle. Heatley, Doyle Funeral Home, Barbanell had lived in the Hart­ State police said Lindsay forced open a Campaign head namied 804 Fairfield Ave., Bridgeport, ford area for 20 years. He was food vending machine to remove a 90-cent with a Mass at St. Joseph’s operations manager at Arthur sandwich. He was released on a |50 surety Church, Bridgeport, at 10. Hahn Co., South Windsor. He bond for appearance in Common Pleas Henry E. Agostinelli of 72 West St. haabeen naihed Burial will be in St. Michael’s was an A m y veteran of World Court 19 in Rockville Oct. 21. campaign manager for Eklward J. Wilson,'Republican Cemetery, Stratford. War II. • Jeffrey Brown, 19, of 41 Vernon Ave., candidate for the Manchester Board of Directors. Friends may call at the He was a member of South Rockville, charged with third-degree In accepting the appointment, Agostinelli said, "Ed - v funeral home Sunday from 4 to Windsor Rotary Qub, Vernon assault. The charge stems from investiga­ Wilson transcends party lines. He is above party ilfjes, 8 p.m. VFW Post, Oriental Lodge of tion of a domestic disturbance at his home for, he is first of all an American and will always do Masons, Broad Brook, and the Sept. 17. Court is Oct. 22. what is best for his town and nation. ’That is the rieason Elks Lodge. • Robert M. Bell, 50, of 121 Union St., Alfred Kawczynski that I consider Ed to be the finest candidate in the Other survivors are a son, Rockville, charged with tampering with a Alfred Robert Kawczynski, Michael G. Barbanell of coming town elections.’’ motor vehicle. Bell allegedly stole gas Agostinelli, a Manchester native, was graduated 75, of 133 Baldwin Rd., Yonkers, N.Y.; two daughters. from St. James School, Manchester High Schbol and former assistant secretary at Miss Sue Robin Barbanell of the University of Hartford (with a BS degree ih Travelers Insurance Co., Hart­ South Windsor and Mrs. Da Government). He earned a Masters degree in Govern­ ford, died Friday at Schwartz of East Hartford; a ment a t ’Trinity College. Manchester Memorial brother, Alvin Barbanell of School sets Presently employed by the State Commi^ion on Hospital. South Windsor; and a sister, Special Revenue, he taught school on the secondary Kawczynski was assis­ Mrs. Laura Jaffe of Oradell, level for 10 years and was an instructor in the State tant secretary of the life N.J. more events Department of Education. He is a former chairman of « department of the ’Travelers for ’The funeral is Sunday at 10:30 the State Teachert’ Legislative Conunittee. 50 years before his retirement. a.m. in the chapel of Weinstein He was awarded the Valley Forge M edal: for Born in Hartford, he was had Mortuary, 640 Farmington for birthday Outstanding State Educators in 1964 and the Govern­ lived in the Hartford area all Ave., Hartford. Burial will be in ment of Italy Medal for International Contributions to his life. He was a communicant Riverside Cemetery, Rochelle Henry E. Agostinelli VERNON Education in 1966. of St. Francis of Assisi Church. Park, N.J. Survivors are his wife, Mrs. ’The family suggests that any Continuing a Bicentennial program Virginia Soby Kawczynski; memorial gifts may be made to started before school ended last June, the three sons, Alfred R. Kasinski the Heart Association of Northeast School in Vernon has many and Francis X. Kasinski, both Greater Hartford, 310 Collins Bicentennial activities planned this year Area fire calls of Manchester, and Robert J. St., Hartford. Kasinski of Jewett City; a V; On Oct. 3(}', Mrs. Carol Woodbury, a Manchester ment of the older building. Much damage daughter, Mrs. Virginia In Memoriam teacher at the Middle School, will Friday, 12:35 p.m. — electrical problem was done toi paper goods. (Town) Mangini of South Windsor;-a demonstrate colonial cooking. She will be at 234 Hartford Rd. (Town) Tolland County brother, Chester Kawczynski of In laving m o n o n of Anna YaworsYaw onki Rejoicing of the Law baking and cooking outdoors and Friday, 2:06 p.m. — trash fire on Rt. 30. who passM away September 28, 1881. Friday, 6:08 p.m. — flooding at the Newington; five grandchiidren explaining the ingredients and utensils Parkade. Town'highway crews trucked in (Tolland Fire Department) , and a great-grandchild. Always a silent heartache, Students of Temple Beth .Sholom nursery school led by used long ago. Friday, 6:22 p.m. — wires arcing on a Many a silent tear sand to put aiong Bigelow Brook. (Town) ’The funeral is Monday at 8:30 But always a beautiful memory teacher-director Mrs. Judy Press march around the sanc­ First graders are manning a general Friday, 6:16 p.m. — smoke in the house pole along Rt. 30 causing the pole to li^ t a.m. from the Callahan Funeral Of one we loved so dear. tuary carrying paper flags they have made with apples on store which displays and sells items made at 428 Parker St. Water dripped through on fire. (Crystal Lake Fire Department) Home, 1602 Main St., East Husband, Sons and the flag staff in preparation for the celebration of Simchat by the students at the school. chimney causing puffs of smoke in the fire AU Toiiand Ctounty fire departnfients Hartford;, with a Mass at St. Daughter______Torah, also known as the Rejoicing of the Law which will ’The second-graders are now harvesting place. (Eighth District) were on standby during the heaviest rains take place tonight and Sunday at the Temple. The holiday the crops from the herb garden they Friday, 6:20 p.m. — flooding in front of Friday night. Many went out on numerous State’s power firm’s celebrates the finishing of the year-long cycle of reading planted last spring. They are drying the 40 Olcott St. (Town) flooding calis, the county’s dispatcher said from the Torah and concludes the observation of Succot. herbs and they will be used to make salad Friday, 6:46 p.m. — water in the ceiling today. dressing with vinegar and plum basil as The last portion of the Torah is read and the Torah scroll is at 17R Garden Dr. (Town) well as in other simple colonial recipes. Friday, 6:48 p.m. — flooding in the base­ rank poorly in study then turned to the beginning and is started anew. (Herald Ambulance calls Students in the third-grade are building ment at 152 Green Rd. (Eighth District) employe productivity, fuel photo by Pinto) a colonial village. ’They will reproduce South Windsor HARTFORD (UPI) - Friday, 6:58 p.m. — water in St. James costs, generating capacity, P buildings and design streets, streams and Friday, 7:20 p.m. — auto accident on Connecticut’s three power com­ School. (Town) production expenses and other mills. Suiiivan Ave. by the ^hopping center panies are among the least ef­ Friday, 7:18 p.m. — car fire on factors. The fourth-grade students are Joanne Kilgore, 47, of 71 Lake St., South ficient in the country, accor­ Church of Christ sets Woodland St. (Eighth District) Connecticut Light and Power researching and identifying significant Windsor, was taken to Manchester ding to an organization of Friday, 7:47 p.m. — water in the base­ Co. was “ red flagged’’ seven events of the Bicentennial era. The events Memorial Hospital where she was ad­ national utility commissioners. ment at 24 Summit St. (Eighth District) times, Hartford Electric Light evangelistic services will bp recorded on a time-line and painted Friday, 9:14 p.m. — water coming mitted for treatment of minor abrasions The report released Friday / Co. five times and United in a ^nural. When completed the mural through roof at M Chestnut St. (Town) and contusions. She was reported in- by the Nationai Association of of Southern California. Illuminating Co. five times. Dr. Joe D. Schubert of will be on display in one of the town Today, 4:51 a.m. — extensive floq^ng at satisfactory condition, this morning, a Regulatory Commissioners He has been minister to A spokesman for Northeast Houston, Tex., will speak at a buildings. the Highland Park Market on Highland St. hospital spokesman said. (Manchester rated eVery major electric series of evangelistic services Churches of Christ in San Fer­ Utilities, parent company of The fifth-graders are in charge of Water from the construction site of the Ambulance) ' . .-r. • company in the nation and “ red Sunday through Wednesday at nando, Calif., Stillwater, Okla., CL&P and HELCO, said the raising and lowering the Bicentennial flag market’s addition flowed into the base flagged’’ those performing the CJiurch of Christ, Lydall and and Ja5dcsonville, Fla. Present­ study was based on an unusual­ and the American flag, each day. They "■■J; poorly in eight areas. Vernon Sts. ly he IS serving in this capacity ly difficult time for the two also conduct morning exercises over the The study considered Sunday services will be at 10 with one of the fastest growing utilities. intercom and are responsible for a a.m. and 6 p.m., with the the Churches of Christ in the coun­ THE ALMANAC try, according to the Eugene Bicentennial comment, daily. other services beginning at 7:30 TTie library contains an extensive collec­ Brewer, minister of the local By United Press International Those bom on this date are under the p.m. ’The church is planning a tion of Bicentennial literature, available Cops bar crews basket dinner after the Sun­ Church of Christ. Today is Saturday, Sept. 27, the 270th sign of Libra. Dr. Schubert has authored to all. day morning service. All ser­ day of 1975 with 95 to follow. American patriot Samuel' Adams was two books and is a staff writer As a grand finale to the school’s removing rails vices are open to the public. Bicentennial celebration, a musical ’The moon is approaching its last bom Sept. 27, 1722. Dr. Schubert, a native of for two periodicals. He is listed quarter. in “ Who s Who in Religion’ ’ and pageant, “ Let’s Go America,’ ’ is planned On this day in h isto ir:. ^ Oklahoma, received his M.A. ’The morning stars are Venus, Saturn, is a member of the associate for the spring and wiil involve many of the In 1825, in England, Ge^gC Stephenson Connecticut plans to buy the degree in Bible from Abilene VERNON board of Abilene Christian students. Mars and Jupiter. operated the first locomotive^ to pilir a railroad rights-of-way with (Tex.) Christian (College, where Vernon police Friday stopped College. He has toured Europe The.evening star is Mercury. passenger train. federal funds it expects to get during his undergraduate days, Penn Central crews from up­ and Russia surveying social, soon, but money for the he was active in intercollegiate \ rooting tracks on the economic and religious con­ purchase of the tracks debating, representing the Mancbester-Willimantic spur, ditions. themselves may not be college at the 1957 national saying the crews did not have a He and his wife, the'former Manchester hospital notes available until next year. tournament at West Point, N.Y. : work permit and Penn Central Kathy Kelley of Post, Tex., Vernon Mayor Frank McCOy In 1967, he was awarded the owed the town 33,000. have three sons, David, Kelley Rockville; Michael McMahon, said he had instmcted police to Ed.D. degree by the University Discharged Tliursday: Philip Cheverier, Carol Dr., Coven­ Transportation Com­ and Philip. patrol the track scheduled for Euzenas, 40 Palmer Dr., Souto try; Eileen Cristelli, East Hart­ 11 Duncaster Lane, Vernon; missioner Samuel Kanell later Dehra Visny, 47A Mt. Vernon removal every half hour, and to Windsor; John Fitzsimmons, ford: Richard Piscottano, 123 urged towns to use similar legal notify him if Penn (Central East Hartford; Frank Szabo, 53 Main St. Apts., Vernon; Cynthia holding actions such as tax Pickens, 61 Nike Circle; Elmo crews should show up. Archdiocese plans Keily Rd., South Windsor; Also, Florence North, 73D liens, to stop Penn Central from McCoy also said he has Glenn Brochu, East Hartford; Charter Oak St.; Alexander Gianantoni, Stafford Springs; destroying the lines. ordered the Vernon Building Harriet Greenberg, East Hart­ Zombik, Glastonbury; Barbara ’Theresa Bell, 50 Margaret Rd. The state doesn’t want the a special collection Department not to issue a per­ ford; Mary Tierney, Pinney Jolly, 33 Chester Claire tracks tom up because it in­ mit for the track removal until Hill, Ellington; Nelson B e r r y , 30 Chair^ter R d ,, tends to buy them and put them A Special collection wili be Sunday for use in their own “ this whole thing is resolved.’ ’ to use. Kanell has said Penn tal^en Sunday at ail Catholic school. ’The remainder of toe \ Central had agreed to preserve churches of toe Archdiocese o f. collection will be sent to toe the tracks until Connecticut Hartford to raise funds for chancery office of the Four bargain immunity could afford to buy them. A V a o i l f t o w n financially needy schools. archdiocese. Parishes without The Penn Central crews .pijg arch d iocese is also schools will forward all con­ stopped by Vernon police later making an appeal to toe general tributions to this collection to HARTFORD (UPI) - Four munity Friday were Girolamo munity. prevents prosecutors Santuccio and James Smuckler, from using information moved, to Bolton, where about Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Baskin public for funds. Contributions that office. persons have been granted par­ one mile of track was prepared of Manchester will serve as may be made at any time this is the sixth annual fund tial immunity in return for both of Hartford, and Ann revealed by. the. four to fije Stefanou, of East Hartford, and charges against them. for removal and some was tom host and hostess Sunday from 2 through the Catholic Schools raising effort 'to help meet toe their testimony before a federai U.S. District Court Judge T. up. to 5 p.m. at Lutz Junior Collection Fund at the Connec­ financial needs of many grand jury investigating Kirkor Kalajan, of Penn Central, in announcing Museum. ticut Bank and Trust Co., Catholic elementary and junior organized crime and corruption Wethersfield. Emmet Clarie rejected a mo­ its decision last week to go Constitution Plaza, Hartford. high schools, particularly those in Hartford. They refused to testify tion by Santuccio’s lawyer to Thursday because they wanted allow the former boxer to sub- ahead with the track removal, A kitchen social will be con­ Parishes may retain 25 per in the urban areas of H ^ fo rd , ’The four granted “ use” im­ to get legal advice. “ Use” im- mit a deposition or be said it was conforming to the ducted Monday at 1:30 p.m. in cent of toe amount collected New Haven and Waterbury. questioned out of court because agreement made with the state. Cronin Hall of Mayfair In a meeting with officials of Gardens. of his health. Vernon, Coventry and Bolton, Clarie also rejected a motion by Atty. F. Mac Buckley, Kanell urged them to fight the Methodist Men of South Boy Scout signup set Monday representing Mrs.' Stefanou, to track removal with whatever United Methodist Church will potential leaders'at 8 p.m. worship at 10:45 a.m. Coffee Ellington Ponies 16 to 0 in a eject a newsman from toe im­ legal maneuvers they could have a cookout and get- BOLTON and conversation will be game last Sunday at Herrick muster. There will be a registration for munity hearing. acquainted supper Monday at 6 available prior to toe worship He told them the Penn Cen­ both old and new Boy Scouts Church schedule Memorial Park. U S. Attorney Paul .Coffey p.m. at Susannah Wesley por­ service. tral tracks had been tax-exempt hfonday from 7:30 to 9 p.m. at Sunday will be toe last Sun­ The Bolton Bulldogs junior told Clarie it was important the tico of toe church. Oct. 5 is World Communion when they were part of the rail the Bolton Congregational day the United Methodist pony football team defeat^ the four be given immunity Friday, Sunday. After the worship ser­ system, but their abandonment Church. Church will follow its summer Ne^ngton ponies 16 to 0 in a because it was toe laat day of ’The Italian-American Club vice an international luncheon should qualify them as tax- Boys eligible for scouting are schedule with a family worship game last weekend at Herrick toe prdBent grand jury ikission. will have its first meeting of toe will be served. Each family is paying property and Penn Cen­ those 11 years old or those who service at 10 a.m. Memorial Park. Grand juries are emjl^neled season Monday at 7:30 p.m. at invited to participate. The Bolton Tigers midget tral could owe the towns tax are in Grade 6. There will be registration for for a maximum of 18 nipnths, the clubhouse, Eldridge St. football team defeated money. Parents and adults interested church school at 11 a.m. and unfinished work ci^ be in scouting are Invited to attend Beginning Oct. 5, toe fall Football action Ellington 14 to 6 in a game last passed on to toe next juryv the registration. There will be a schedule will be in effect; The Bolton Bulldogs senior Sunday at Herrick Memorial pony football team defeated the meeting for all leaders and School at 10 a.m., family Park. R cgia| ^ tXamoMi RinW Team off to Meriden •niis printing te s t.'p a tte rn ® Choose Kaepseka with complata part of The Herald quality cob-i TRIfBRB?^8RCtr confidanca. Tna famous Kaepseka Tony Kayser. Mrs. Benford was Mrs. Marye Gail Benford of 4 OITollancI trol program in order to give Guerentaa assures a perfect diamond Clyde Rd. and David Sherman president of the society. • NATIVE ELBERTA PEACHES you one oi the finest, of precise cut and superb color. of 295 Bidwell St. are represen­ In this program, members of (ExcsHsnt fortnnlng and canning) DAY CARE & NURSERY SCHOOL newspapers in the nation. ting toe Manchester Unitarian one society share with other MCHASD FRESH CORTLAND WILL TRANSPORT CHILDREN Universalist Society “ Sharing societies, Mrs. Benford said. From Burr Comors, BueMand, to our day «ara oantar, in Growth” team this weekend MelHTOSH and MACOUN APKES boglmring OcL ISIIi. Wo oflar an axoollant nuraary in Meriden. program to all ohlldran anrollad In day a s n , a t our xz.’Si fMeSaie f i A ^ M E t l b n i ‘ HIESH SWEET APPLE CIDER spacloua cantor, locatad In a country aatOng. Open yaar ■MOBTDNwwwwawwe ■FmUK mwawmo MMH2 •‘The Sharing Growth ■n-g._ MN * firaii^ ran i n n program is a ‘cross polleniza- WE CARRY ALL round 7:00>6dl0. Mon. • FrI. Agoa 2W up. FERRANDO’S ORCHARDS WfWMnBL aHHBVfo tion’ of various societies,” Mrs. THE TOP LINES $30.00 Par Waak. Raducod Ratos for Biothara A BIstars BIRCH MOUNTAIN ROAD a Invlfa You To Visit Our Contor and Comparo FORMBnCYTHE Benford said. THEASOftt, Sh o p p e (3 Mffas B tyond ft $ttunnt, Qlaxtonbury) .105 ' _ Last year, toe team consisted A8THM1 DWIG Wto’s 0 WmHwn toBixthjeie t iim of Sherman, Louisa Graver and « V '■ ised her to her icar. iT. She got in a grey t . I office on Miil St. time Thursday night, n cash and a pocket

t St. has-been naiiiied . Wilson'Republican >ard of Directors. ^gostineili said, "Ed ! is above party Hfjes, n and will always do >n. That Is the reason est candidate in the tive, was graduated iter High &hdol and ^ ith a BS degree in irs degree in Govem- tate Commii(sion on K>1 on the secondary structor in the State i former chairman of [tenunittee. f Forge Medal'Tor 1964 and the Govem- onal Retributions to

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• Keepssks with complsts ce. Tlia famous KeepsaKs la assures a perfect diamond se cut and superb coior. weekeho^t- seak^jiiBRfeWaaK^ PM e^^W EEKBfm — Sept. 27; lOTS National Theatre of the Deaf due at MCC Only portrait of Hale T' public. dramatic touring company in the coun­ designer; lighting is by Guy Bergquist; The nationally acclaimed National musical coordination by Barbara The National Theatre of the Deaf has Theatre of the Deaf (NTD) has try. , returns to Homestead D a m a s k . 16 national tours of Europe, Asia and scheduled an appearance in Manchester The NTD will perform a new epic Australia, three films and numerous The National Theatre of the Deaf is The only existing portrait of Connec­ as part of its 17th nationvride tour. The review entitled “Parade.” Created National and international television It was here that the Hale family lived during two months of improvisation and designed for all audiences. Its purpose is ticut’s Revolutionary War Hero, Nathan until 1832, and in addition to the domestic local performance, sponsored by to create a new and vibrant Uieatre appearances to its credit. In June 1974, Manchester Community College, will be rehearsal, “Parade” is a farcical and Judith Crist advised, “Don’t miss it. A Hale, has been returned to the 1776 activities of running a farm, Nathan’s fantastic march through America, past, form, utilizing visual and spoken Nathan Hale Homestead on permanent brother David taught school and his Tuesday, Oct. 7, at 8 p.m. in East Hart­ language, that will be a source of wonderful company...a superb com­ ford High School’s auditorium. present, and future, casting keen eyes pany...one of the most exciting kinds of loan through the courtesy of the State father, who was also Justice of the and deaf ears on our fears and foibles. exuberant pleasure for all. Audiences Library Museum. Peace, held court. The National Theatre of the Deaf was around the world have found the NTD theatre that I have encountered. A founded nine years ago, combining the “Parade” is directed by Larry Arrick, startiing new theatrical form. You really Hale’s"shadow portrait was discovered The Homestead has ten rooms all com­ who also directed the company’s highly stimulating and stunning theatrical inscribed on a door in the Homestead pletely furnished as they might have natural acting talent and the ability of entertainment. The combination of s i^ owe it yourself, when it hits your city to acclaimed production of “Gilgamesh.” through a reference in an 1856 letter by been when inhabited by the Hales and the deaf to communicate visually. It is a language, speech, miirte, and music see the National ’Theatre of the Deaf.” Settings and costumes are by Fred his niece, Rebeckah Hale Abbot. many of the furnishings are original to fully professional, permanent company opens new horizons of meaning to the and is the only Equity-scale full-year Voelpel, the award-winning Broadway She lived in the Homestead from 1787- the house. 1799 and describes in her letter the por­ There is also much Hale family trait incised on the inside of the paneled memorabilia such as Nathan Hale’s door leading into the northwest bedroom silver shoe buckles and boyhood fowling Dinner theaters where she slept. piece; his sister Joanna’s china, pewter The Coachlight Dinner Theatre in East Concealed by subsequent layers of plates and brass kettles; and his father’s Windsor is showing the musical, paint and forgotten through the years, desk used when he was Justice of the “Oklahoma,” through Nov. 2 with the shadow portrait was uncovered and Peace. special matinees Oct. 8 and 29. given to the State Library Museum. The To honor Connecticut’s most famous A musical revue called “French shadow portrait is on display in the son, the 1963 General Assembly officially Dressing” is billed at the Chateau de Homestead which is open for tours daily and permanently designated Sept. 22 in Ville at East Windsor through Oct. 5. through October 15, 1 to 5 p.m. Connecticut as Nathan Hale Day. It was 'The Nathan Hale Homestead was built September 22, 1776, that Nathan Hale in 1776 by Deacon Richard Hale, father was hanged as a spy by the British and Musical extended of the patriot, and was known as one of spoke the words: “I only regret that I “Cowboy,” the musical based on the the finest mansion houses of the period. have but one life to lose for my country.” life of the Western artist, Charles Russell, has been extended to play ■ through Oct. 4 at the Goodspeed Opera Philharmonic back on radio House in East Haddam. Following “Cowboy,” the Jerome The New York Philharmonic is retur­ Conducting the Philharmonic’s radio Kem musical revival of “Very Good Ed­ ning to radio for the first time since concerts wiil be Music Director Pierre die” which piayed at the Goodspe^ for 1967 with a new series of weekly broad­ Boulez, Laureate Conductor Leonard six weeks during the summer will be casts scheduled to begin Oct. 6 on Bernstein and Promenades Artistic 'The Coachliglit Dinner Theatre in East Windsor entered its family/trav^ editor; Hazel Steck of Coventry, who plays returned for a short run prior to an an­ WnC-FM, Hartford. Director Andre Kostelanetz, as weil as the role of “Aunt Eller” in “Oklahoma Cash Baxter, ticipated opening on Broadway. Thirty-nine taped performances will guest conductors. fourth year of operation with a party that coincided with be broadcast during the concert season, Carlos Moseley, President of ’The the opening of the musicial “Oklahoma.” Joining in the director; and Ruth Belkin and Sam Belkin, co-producers at the Coachlight. “Oklahoma” will continue through Nov. 2. offering a multi-faceted representation Philharmonic-Symphony Society of The only known portrait of Nathan Hale is being returned to the 1776 Nathan festivities, are from left, Betty Ryder, The Herald’s Season begins of the Philharmonic’s extensive and New York, said, “The return of the Hale Homestesad, South St., Coventry, by Stu Squires, left, and Frank The Mark Twain Masquers begins its varied season. Martin Bookspan will be New York Philharmonic radio broad­ Galinet, modern day members of Knowlton’s Rangers, the patriot’s 1975-1976 season next weekend with host-commentator for the broadcasts casts has been a long-sought goal by Revolutionary War outfit. Hale’s shadow portrait was uncovered under , “Finishing Touches” at the Roberts to be heard at 8 to 10 p.m. Monday music lovers throughout the nation.” layers of paint on the original door now on display at the Homestead. Theatre in the Kingswood School, 170 evenings. WTIC-FMis at %.5 on the dial. Forum of the arts Kingswood Rd., West Hartford. The play will be presented Friday and By June Tompkins Saturday, and Oct. 9, 10 and 11. For reservations, call 523-7345. - ^ Musical events Stamps and coins Biblical film Added to series A film of .many Biblical wonders The Hague Philharmonic with Jean By Russ MacKendrick filmed in the Holy Lands will be shown Ballet stars, Jacques d’Amboise and Martinon, principal conductor, will pre­ Oct. 28. at 3 p.m. at the Vernon Center Suzanne FarrelL and the Rochester sent a concert Tuesday at 8:15 p.m. at Middle School, Rt. 30, Vernon. The Philharmonic have been added to the Jorgensen Auditorium at the University This souvenir sheet of move it downwards toward dian Head on top. This se-tenant movie, “The Burning Hell,” is produced Civic Music Association series at the of Connecticut in Storrs. Vicente Zarzo, Montserrat was just lately Guadeloupe. Just before you issue is meant to bestow honor by the Ormond Organization. Admission Bushnell MemoriarHall in Hartford.The French horn soloist, will be featured. picked up at the Crown Agents’ get there one of the tiny spepks upon the enterprises of Banking is free. Rochester ensemble replaces “The New For reservations, call 486-4226. is the island of Montserrat. It is and Commerce. It will bq in Sigmund Romberg Concert Orchestra” Three free concerts are scheduled in booth, SHOWPEX, Regent St., At Hartford Stage London. (SHOWPEX is not a one of the British Colonial sheets of 40 with one (only) starring Howard Keel as previously an­ the area. Territories, a presidency, in the plate number. Wednesday, Donald Minutillo, per­ competitive exhibition as we “Awake and Sing! ” Clifford Odets’ nounced. Leeward Islai^ group. It was Linn’s editor points out with a poignant story of a Jewish family’s Memberships for the Civic Music cussionist, will perform in the faculty might expect from the name. Rather it is more like a discovered by Columbus in 1493 giggle that the USPS com­ struggle against the Great Depression, series are still available. For informa­ recital series in Von der Mehden Recital and named after a place in mitted a couple of goofs by Hall at University of Connecticut in traveling bourse aimed at plays through Oct. 26 at the Hartford tion, call 527-3123. Spain (“Montserrado — jagged describing the cent as a “pen­ Storrs. Saturday, Warren Lash will pre­ English collectors. Besides the Stage Company in Hartford. For reser­ “1776,” the prize-winning Musical mountain” ). ny” and the $20 gold piece as a sent a cello recital in, Von der Mehden Crown Agents, and the Isle of vations, call 525-4258. Celebration of America’s Bicentennial, It has 39 square miles and 12,- “20-dollar double eagle” — the Hall. Both recitals are at 8:15 p.m. Man Stamp Authority, there appears on the Bushnell stage tonight at 000 people. If you are thinking same as saying “a ten-cent At Wadsworth Atheneum in Hartford, were 20 to 25 dealers offering 95 8. ' of handing it a prize for being dime.” Robert'Dick, flautist, will play Sunday at per cent British material at “Cape to Kenya,” a full-color travel the smallest place to put out Into philately film personally narrated by Thayer 3 p.m. in Tapestry Hall. sky-high prices.) stamps, wait a bit and consider ’The Franklin Mint Corp. is Soule, will be presented Friday and ’The souvenir sheet, showing Pitcairn Island. This one has moving into philately, with the AAieefeend Saturday at 8 p.m., and Sunday at 2 and 5 The Renaissance Trio of Hartford will old local coinage, has the four stamps fully perfed. These two square miles, 84 population first venture to be a selection of Weekend, an entertainment and p.m. - present a free concert in the Goodwin and 145 S c o fi-n u m b e re d FDC’s from some 40 nation Series tickets to the Bushnell travel were also available separately television supplement, is published Theatre of the Austin ArUL^nter at stamps. commemorating the U.S. lecture series are still available by Trinity College Wednesday ar%: 15 p.m. as a set. The coins are all in a each Saturday by The Manchester silvery hue, but there are Montserrat has issued just a Bicentennial. (Through a new Evening Herald, Herald Square, caUing 246-6807. Jurgen Jurgens, conductor of the The program will include instrumental few more than 300, starting in division called “The Franklin Jurgen Jurgens will direct the different background colors for Manchester, Conn. 06040. Monteverdi Choir and Orchestra of and accompanied vocal selections from 1876, with many skipped years. Philatelic Society” ). Monteverdi Orchestra and Choir of Ham­ each stamp — blue, tan, green, Publisher Raymond F. Robinson l^amburg, opens the Bushnell Renaissance Spain, England, Germany, The inhabitants support ’The FMC is not peanuts — burg Oct. 6 at 8 p.m. at the Bushnell. For France, and Italy., and brick-red. Weekend Editor Doug Bevins Symphony Series on Oct. 6. •tc. An unusual feature of the themselves by growing sea- sales for the six months to June reservations, call 246-6807. ’Hie public is invited. island cotton, limes, mangoes, • featuring • sheet is the printed explanatory 30 totaled nearly $106 million. CONNECTICUT •text on the back — some 3()0 avocados, and coconuts. They They have 15 divisions or sub­ and words. It calls attention to the are with it enough to have two sidiaries in England, Canada, Franei* X. TwhuM, Owiwr NEW ENGLAND countermarks: The letter “M” radio station's and to get TV Germany, Japan, and 15 other YALE DELICIOUS nZZA •CUNT GRMDERS •PASTA ARTISTS and the special cross design.. beamed in from Antigua. places. A veritable Disney TYPEWRITER SERVICE OPEN SUNDAYS Back in the years .1785-1801 they Really flying World of manufactured collec­ TYPEWRITERS would take Spanish dollars, cut Coins-on-stamps are really tibles. them up in variqus ways, hit the flying just now. Note the recent Latest flash ADDING MACHINES , / SALES • RENTALS pieces with their own counter'^ front pages of “Coin World” The latest flash on those • REPAIRS 1 p.m. - 5 p.m. marks, and lo! Montserrat and “Linn’s Stamp News.” Christmas stamps with no oinrm • UHoanMNO •aolbr 182 S. Maln/8t., Manchastor money. Both are agog with the an­ value stated (“Truly non- ALL MAKES 0pp. Spring Straat “Okay, Okay — but where is nouncement of the stamp pair denominational”...get it?) is STANDARD A PORTABLE this place?” to come out on Oct. 6 at New NEW A r ep air ed OPEN DAILY EXCEPT MONDAYS 11 AM-11 PM blau that they will cost only a dime. BROWSERS “ Oh, I thought everybody York. The two stamps^ogether 0««r 20 Ym t * ExpariMW* SPECIALIZING IN TAKE-OVT ORDERS The higher echelon feels that DIAL MANCHESTER knew!” make a picture of something the card-sending public is not SVBG TEL 6 4 3 -0 0 3 1 ONLY To find it on the map, you put like a currency piecq overlaid yet psyched up to 13 cents a 41 PURNELL Pl_ MANCHESnR at 83 • Piccadilly Squara • Ulcottvilla a fingertip on Puerto Rico and . with four U,S. coins ,wth_an In­ throw.

WEEKEND - Sent. 27. 1975 — Page 7 Page 6 - WEEKEND- Sept. 27, 1875 This week’s movies on TV . Allen Funt due in New Britain Young Moroccan ruler and (1924). Silent classic about the Today building of the transcontinental You’re on ‘Candid when be got out of the Army In 1968 he produced his first Sequences for the series were American doctor fall in love railroad. George O’Brien, ^ ^ Camera’!” Or yon might be. and created “Candid feature-length movie, “What filmed all over tte world. “1:30 (5) ‘‘Curse of the with the same woman. Cornel Microphone,” he has been Do You Say to a Naked Lady?” Funt has turned over to his Faceless Man” (1958). Scientist Wilde, Mel Ferrer, Rita Gam. Madge Bellamy. Allen Funt, creator and 11:30 (3) “Island of Terror’’ producer r further information meets diamond hunters, quick­ 9:00 (20-22-30) “The Man Who (1971). Thriller with at 7:30 p.m. in Welte Hall on 40 movie shorts, two books, Christopher Lee and Peter seven record albums, and more at one time or another carried about his New Britain sand, and cannibals. Gordon Loved Cat Dancing” (1973). Wells St. ’ Western about a frontier wife Cushing. Catching people off guard is than 100 sales training films for by all three networks and in appearance, contact the CCSC Scott, Sara Shane. and a train robber. Burt 1:00 (5) “Under My Skin” ALLEN FUNT nothing new to Font. Since 1947, major corporations. England, Germany and Canada. Student Center, 225-7481. 3:00 (5) “Hot Shots” (1956). The Bowery Boys get involved Reynolds, Sarah Miles, Lee J. (1950). Crooked jockey tries to in a fake kidnaping. Cobb. go straight. John- Garfield, 3:00 (9) “ Saadia” (1954). 10:00 (24) “The Iron Horse” Luther Adler. Two town libraries a hotel. Frank Sinatra, Eleanor Estelle Parsons. Sunday Parker, Edward G. Robinson. 11:30 ( 30) “The Bride Came add many new books 5:00 (9) “Them” (1954). State C.O.D.” (1941). Flier is hired to 8:00 (30) “ Virginia City” police team discovers strange return an eloping heiress to her Concepts, Facilities, Techniques MUFFLERS Books added to Manchester’s KawasumI — Bonsai with America (1940). Romance in the Old deaths in the Mojave Desert. father. James Cagney, Bette Mary Cheney Library; West. Errol Flynn, Miriam James Arness, James Whit­ Davis. LeMond — No Place to Hide Hopkins, Humphrey Bogart. Hction McCollum — Coping with Prolonged more, Fess Parker. Abb«y — The Monkey Wrench Qang Health Impairment hi Your Child MSTAILED 2:00 (8) “ Lady from 8:00 (9) “Somebody Up There 11:30 ( 40) “Bell, Book and Aelmov — Buy Jupiter, and Other McDabM — Yet Another Voice Most Ford, Chevys Louisiana” (1941). Lawyer tries Likes Me” (1956). True story of Candle” (1958). Comedy with Storlee Manvsii — Love Goddesses of the and Plymouths. Brautigan — Willard and Hie Bowling Movies to clean up New Orleans. John a guy who broke all the rules. James Stewart, Kim Novak, Martinez — Jigsaw John Comparable prices Elsa Lanchester, and Jack Trophlea Wayne, Ona Munson. Paul Newman, Pier Angeli, Sal George C. Scott (left) and William Devane star as Atty. Cuatler — Iceberg Mercer — Great Lovers of the o n ' a ll other 2:00 (40) ‘‘Roustabout” Lemmon. Downing — The Mountains West of Movies Mineo. Louis Nizer and blacklisted radio entertainer John Henry Town Morris — Neighborhood Power Mufflers. (1964). Musical at a carnival Midnight (9) “The Black 9:00 (8-40) “For Pete’s Sake” Faulk, respectively, in “Fear on Trial,” a CBS-TV film Duncan — Dragons at the Qate Owens — Our Kind of Peoples; with Elvis Presley and Barbara (1974). Comedy about a Cat” (1934). Newlyweds caught Dwyer — Dragonfly American Groups and Rituals Free estimates - Master Charge • BanUmerkard • Mobd in train derailment seek refuge airing Thursday at 9 p.m. Rnch — Haulin' Sessions — How to Train a fGUA»MTEEO\!17.97 Stanwyck. Brooklyn housewife and her ef­ George — Acid Drop W atchd^ COAST 4:00 (8) “A Hole in the Head” forts to raise money. Barbra in a strange fortress. Boris Hale — One More Bridge to Crose . Shores — Quiet World Karloff, Bela Lugosi. Hansen — Troublemaker ' Van Daman — Aunt 8amm/s Radio TO (1959). Comedy about an Streisand, Michael Sarrazin, World War II. Larry Parks, Johnston — A Room with Dark Recipes irresponsible widower who runs Thursday Barbara Hale. Mirrors Mujsum of Fine Arts — Paul C OAST RGQ 3 lEeS!Sr^ plan a $10 million heist during a 9:00 (3) “ Fear on T rial” Kainziey — The Cottage at Revere's Boston, 1739-18tS 4:30 (20) ‘"The Franchise Af­ 1:00 (9) “ T-Men” (1947). Chapelyard Means and others — The Roots of parade. Cliff Gorman, Joe (1975). Drama about a broad­ Monday fair” (1951). Village is aroused Treasury agents crack down on Koster — The Dissertation Inflation; the International Crisis We offer convenience along tcilh a $uperior product. Bologna. cast personality defending Lawrence — Under One Roof when a child claims she had counterfeiters. Dennis O’Keefe, Mason — Trumpets Sound No More Books added to Manchester’s 1:00 (9) “Hootenany Hoot” 'been kidnaped. Michael 11:30 (3) “ Rio Conchos” himself against, accusations Morice — Nursery Tea and Poison Whiton Memorial Library:' (1963). TV director decides to (1964). Western action with Charles McGraw. that he’s a Communist. William^ O’Brien — Northern Lights Corner of Broad Denison, Dulcie Gray. 4:00 (9) “ Written on the telecast a traveling hootenany. Richard Boone and Tony Fran- Devane, George C. Scott. Ort — Off to 3 WDRC 1300 WPOP 1410 College, New Britain. music. and Congress St. 2:50 p.m. —Bretton Rd. and Hartford. Contemporary Hartford. All news. WHCN 105.0 WRTC 09.3 11:40 a.m. - E . Middle Tpke. Transit Lane. music. Hartford. Contemporary Trinity (College, Hartford. near hif^ school. 3:30 p.*m. —B a rry and WRCQ 810 WiEXT 1330 Farmington. Oldies and hits. music. - W TIC 96.5 1:30 p.m. —Castle and Turn- Saulters Rds. West Hartford. Modem coun­ Hartford. Classical music. bull Rds. WRYM 840 WHU8 01.7 4:10 p.m. —Loomis St. . try music. 2:10 p.m. —Homestead P a it New Britain. Middle of the- University of Connecticut, WWUH 91.3 Friday uctio /A Storrs. University of Hartford, West Apartments. 1:40 p.m. —Beacon Hill UNI-LQCKCONSTR N (»^NrHwius WILI 1400 road. 2:50 p.m. —Woodhill and Willimantic. Progressive WINS 104.9 Hartford. Apartments. A80V£>BEU>W g r o u n d POOLS Middletown. Religious music. Evergreen Rds. 2:20 p.m. —Pine Ridge music.^, WWYZ 92.5 3:30 p.m. —Crescent and Pool ACCfeSSOPtES WK88 96 Apartments. WINF '1230 FM Waterbury. Beautiful music. Durant Sts. 3:10 p.m. —Drexel and Croft Manchester. Easy listening. Hartford. Beautiful music. 4:10 p.m. —Parkade W CCC 107 WLVH 93.7 WXL8 08 Drs. WKND 1480 Willimantic. Beautiful music.- Apartments. 4 p.m. —Rachel Rd. RTE.^'^AXOVENTRY- 742- 73b i Windsor. Soul music. Hartford. Top 40 rock inusic. Hartford. Spanish music. 01 T tv. t ' ft. fc’-' T' C X, l** .3 irt .'r 0> LO WEEKEND — sept, r/, w a rage » Pagi~8 ^ WEEKfeNb- 8^72771875 -I,; . Sund^ay Sept ■28 Today, Sept. 27 3:00 6:00 10:30 Inside/Outside...... 18 1:00 News...... 8-20-22 Christopher Closeup ...... 3. Matt Helm...... 8-40 Look Up and Live ...... 3 Tennis...... — 24-57 Film F estival...... 3 Lawrence Welk...... 18 Celebrity Bowling ...... 9 6:30 Devlin...... -8 W restling...... 9 Firing Line ...... 24-57 M ovie...... 24 3:30 Insight ...... 3 Point of V iew ...... ^ Hour of P o w er...... 18 Dick Van Dyke...... 20 Hee H a w ...... 30 10:30 Rev. Cleophus Robinson...... 5 Jewish Heritage...... 40 Star T rek ...... 22 Gunsm oke...... 40 4:00 The Untouchables ...... 9 7:00 10:45 To Be Announced...... 24 7:30 To Be Announced ...... 3 The Honeymooners...... 30 Dreamer That Remains___57 Cajnera Three ...... ■;— 3 Risk of M arriage...... 30 Land of the T h ree...... 3 Wonder Window...... 5 M ovie...... 8 Garner Ted Armstrong...... 40 11:00 11:00 The Avengers ...... ^ • .9 Public Affairs Forum ...... 8 News...... i ...... '.3-8-40 This is the Life ...... 8 Eye on Women...... 3 1:30 Mets vs. P h illies...... 9 Dragnet ...... 40 M ovie...... 5 Best of Groucho...... ■...... 5 . 7:30 The Flintstones ...... 5 Grand Ole O pry...... 20 Arthur and Company...... 3 These Are the Days .. .^.. 8-40 4:30 Pre-Game Show...... 8-40 11:15 Game of the Week...... 3 As Schools Match W its...... 22 Yogi Bear Cartoons Rex Humbard...... — 9 F ilm ...... 20 News...... 40 Teach In ...... 18 8:00 Worship for Shut-Ins...... Carrascolendas...... 30 Lucy Show...... 30 11:20 8 NFL Football...... 20-30 Jeffersons ...... 3 The Christophers...... 9 Notre Dame Highlights -----22 1:45 Dick Van Dyke...... 20 The B aron...... -40 The Outer Limits...... 5 Ring Around the World — 30 11:30 College Football...... 8-40 News...... 22-30 5:00 Howard Cosell ...... 8-40 8:00 Face the N ation...... 3 2:00 Bobby Goldsboro...... 18 1130 Friends of Man ...... 3 We Believe ...... - .3 Make a Wish...... 8-40 Mission Impossible ...... 5 Soul T ra in ...... 3 Emergency ...... 20-22-30 M ovie...... 3-8-40 Wonderama...... 5 Adelante...... 30 M ovie...... 9 Folk Festival ...... 24-57 M ovie...... 9 Rock Concert ...... 5 Catholic Service...... 8 Noon Baseball Warmup ___ 20-22-30 5:30 8:30 Harness Racing ...... 9 Davey and Goliath...... 9 Face the State ...... 3 TV Garden Club ...... 24 Call it Macaroni...... 3 D o c ...... 3 11:50 Word of Life Today...... 22 M ovie...... 5 Barbra Streisand is a reluctant messenger for the mob, 2:15 Jimmy Swaggart...... 18 *'S> '% ^ 'j Journey to Adventure...... 18 Tomorrow ...... 20-22-30 M ovie...... 30 Connecticut S cene...... trying to raise money for her husband’s education, in “For 8 Wild Wild West ...... 40 Baseball...... 20-22-30 9:00 ^ Midnight 8:15 Hour of P o w er...... 9 Pete’s Sake,” ABC-TV’s Sunday night movie. 2:30 Mary Tyler Moore...... '.3 W restling...... 9 Sacred Heart...,...... 40 The Flintstones ...... 40 6:00 News...... 3 W oman...... 24 S.W.A.T..'...... 8-40 12:15 1:00 8:30 Movie ...... 5 3:00 Jerry Falwell...... 18 My Neighbor’s.Religion...... 3 Speaking for the ConsumeF. .8 Daytime programs M ovie...... 5 Happy b a y s...... 8 M ovies...... 3-5-9 M ovie...... 20-22-30 Insight ...... 8 Broken Treaty at Battle Championship G am es...... 9 12:30 Day of Discovery...... 18 Noon Speaking F reely ...... 24 Day of Discovery...... 9 Pre-Game Show...... 3 6:00 Mounta^...... 57 1:20 6:30 Summer Semester...... 3 News...... 3-8-9 4:00 - Horse R a c e ...... 22 Oral Roberts...... 22 ■ Dialogue...... 8 The Magnificent Marble Hitchcock Hour ...... 5 9:30 9:00 News...... 8 Speak for Yourself ...... 5 Risk of M arriage...... 30 To be Announced...... 20 Music for all America ...... 18 Machine ...... 20-22-30 Sesame Street...... 24 Bob Newhart...... 3 B arrio...... r...... 3 6:15 1:30 G randstand...... 22 Superman...... 40 Showoffs...... 40 Human Adaption ...... 57 10:00 New D a y ...... 8 Connecticut Newsmakers .. .30 Davey and Goliath...... 8 Best of Joe Franklin...... 9 7:00 12:30 4:30 Carol Burnett ...... 3 Oral Roberts ...... 9 Gilligan’s Island...... 40 6:30 I Dream of Jeannie...... 22 News...... 3 Search for Tomorrow...... ,3 M ovie...... 3 1:00 Swiss Family Robinson . >Jl-40 Public affairs...... 3-8-30 All My Children...... 8-40 Ascent of Man ...... 57 Christopher Closeup ...... 40 Huckleberry Hound...... 5 Giants vs. Redskins...... 3 American Documents...... 9 Journey to Adventure...... 9 5:00 BUY DIRECT AND SAVE 9:15 ^ M ovie...... 5 7:00 Jackpot!...... 20-22-30 David and G oliath...... 8 World of Disney...... 20-22-3 Mission: Impossible ...... 5 Eighth D a y ...... 8 Gospel Jubilee ...... 18 News...... 3 1:00 AT 9:30 Karen Valentine: Her name became a household word in Wide World of S ports____8-40 Greatest Sports Legends — 9 Victory Garden...... 24-57 Underdog...... 5 Tattletales...... 3 Challenge...... 3 Insight ...... 20 Cartoon C arnival...... ; .8 the old “Room 222” series, now enjoying popularity in Department S ...... 9 M ovies...... 5-9 Captain Noah ...... 8 ' Dolphins vs. Patriots ...... 22 7:30 Today Show...... 22-30 This Week in the N F L ...... 18 BURGESS NURSERY What’s Happening ...... 3 Ryan’s H ope...... 8-40 reruns. She became an actress in demand, with plenty of M ovie...... 20 Percy Sutton R eport...... 9' Connecticut Weekend ...... 30 A.M. Am erica...... 40 offers, but since her short-lived series for ABC-TV last COME IN AND SEE OUR COMPLETE SELECTION Evening at Pops ...... 24-57 Know Your W orld...... 20 Ellery Queen...... 22 I Dream of Jeannie...... 22 Conversations W ith...... 40 7:30 Som erset...... 22-30 season she’s almost dropped out of sight. She’s not in- 8:00 Mister Rogers...... 24 Let lis Celebrate^...... 30 1:30 Bugs Bunny...... 5 Electric Company...... 24 ‘terested in movies, so her TV appearances are limited to Championship of M ag ic___30 Insight ...... 40 Mets> vs. Phillies ...... 9 Cher ...... 3 MOROMEDA Lawrence Welk — ...... 5 New Zoo Revue ...... 8 1:30 the syndicated “Hollywood Squares” series. HEMLOCK 10:00 G randstand...... 20-30 5:30 Six Million Dollar Man ... 8-40 News...... 9 As the World Turns...... 3 Electric Company...... 24-57“ HYDRAMGIA Lamp Unto My F e e t...... 3 Issues and Answers .. . .40 8:00 . Let’s Make a D eal...... 8-40 JIMPER I Dream of Jeannie...... 8 M ovje...... 9 6:00 ■UAir Captain Kangaroo ...... 3 Days of Our Lives .... 20-22-30 VIBURNUM Catholic Service...... 9 Family Hplvak...... 20-22-30 News...... 3-22 M ovies...... 8-40 Spring Street USA...... 18 The Flintstones ...... 5 2:00 Sports on TV M ovie...... 5 Catholic Service...... 22-30 Jets vs. Chiefs ...... 20-30 A.M. America...... 8 WKEUA YEWS 8:30 The Guiding L ig h t...... 3 Latino...... 40 Public a ffa irs...... 9 Racing from Belmont...... 9 Challenge of Truth...... 18 $10,000 P yram id...... 8-40 Today 1:30 (9) Baseball: Mets vs. Champions___...... 18 NORWAY MAPLE aUMSONKIKi MAPLE Today Show...... 20 1:45 (8-40) College Football: Phillies. 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Masterpiece Theatre .... 24-57 Phil Donahue Show ...... 8 General Hospital ...... 8-40 Down the Road...... 57 6:00 (9) Racing from Belmont 4:30 (20-30) NFL Football: PHONE 644-1966 Kitty Today...... 22 Beverly Hillbillies...... 9 9:30 Sesame Street...... 24 Park. Bills vs. Steelers. 7:00 From MancheHer Right Off BucMand Road Oral R oberts...... 18 Another World ...... 20-22-30 7:30 (9) Baseball: Mets vs. Agronsky and Company...... 3 Not for Women Only...... 30 Monday 10:00 Strum ‘n Drummers...... 40 3:30 Phillies. 9:00 (8-40) NFL Football: B ronk...... 3 Mickey Mouse Club...... 3 9:30 Sunday Packers vs. Broncos. ^Living Faith ...... 18 Huckleberry Hound...... 5 Green Acres ...... 11:00 (22) Notre Dame 9:00 (24-57) Tennis: Ascent of Man ...... 24 One Life to Live ...... 8-40 DANCE AT The Real McCoys ... Highlights. Fireman’s Fund International Habitat Project ...... 57 The Lucy Show...... 9 Not for Women Only . Maggie and the Beautiful 1:00 (3) NFL Football: Open. I ' 10:30 Giants vs. Redskins. 1:00 "Ballet may have been THE BUSHNELL The Lucy Show...... Machine ...... 57 i Wednesday the last of the lively N.Y.P.D...... 9 The Flintstones ...... (22) NFL Football: Dolphins 7:00 (18) Notre fJame arts to discover Flying Circus ...... 57 4:00 vs. Patriots. America but It has 10:00 Highlights. turned out to be the 11:00 Bewitched...... liveliest" THE DANCE THEATftE OF Give-N-Take ...... 3 House of Frightenstein NEWSWEEK/MAY News...... 3-8-22-30^40 The -Flying Nun .. . r ...... 5 1975 V HARLEM Sports Extra — ...... 5 The Brady Bunch .. Frk, Oct. 17 A.M. Connecticut...... 8 M ovie...... Sports on radio The Untouchables ...... 9 Romper Room ...... 9 "...the;dancers are marvels." — Women's Wear Dally - ' Som erset...... Flying Circus ...... 24 Celebrity Sweepstakes Today Kup’s Show ...... 57 Sesame Street...... Sunday THE HARTFORD BALLET ...... 20-22-30 Gomer Pyle, USMC High School Football: Baseball: Mets vs. With Lisa Bradley 11:15 Electric Company...... 24 Mike Douglas Show . Simsbury at Manchester, 1:15 Philadelphia at 1:30 p.m. or News.'...... 3 Leave It to Beaver ...... 40 Sat., Jan. 31 & Sat. May 8 4:30 p.m., WINF. Yankees vs. Baltimore at 1:55 11:30 10:30 p.m., WINF. ' "The Hartford Ballet la finding accolades and audience as Its Dinah! ...... 3 Baseball: Cleveland at fame spreads." ~ Variety Name of the Game...... — 3 The Price Is Right ...... 3 Bugs Bunny Cartoons...... 5 Boston, 1:55 p.m, WTIC. Baseball: Cleveland at David Susskind...... 5 Andy Griffith Show...... 5 Boston, 1:55 p.m.,. WTIC. EDWARD VILLELLA Merv Griffin Show...... 8 It Takes a Thief...... 8 Wheel of Fortune..20-22-30 Dick Van Dyke Show ...... 20 High School Football:. Wind­ Monday AND COMPANY Horse R a c e ...... -22 I Love Lucy ...... 40 Hogan’s Heroes ...... 22 sor lick s at East Catholic, 7:15 NFL Football: Green Bay vs. Mon., Feb. 16 Movie ...... ^ ...... 30 / p.m., WINF. ^ ' 11:00 The Mod Squad...... 30 Denver, 8:45 p.m., WINF. "A great dancer dances unmistakably. Edward Vlllella Is that T1:45 Gambit...... 3 extraordinary thing, a great dancer. — Clive Barnet M ovie...... — .. • ...... 40 5:00 Bewitched...... 5 Mickey Mouse Club...... 5 SUBSCRIBE THE ROYAL WINNIPEG BALLET a t Midnight Showoffs. , ...... 8 M ovie...... -20 AND SAVE! jSun., March 21 Movie ...... -----9 Straight Talk ...... 9 The Big V alley...... -22 channels Paris**^ *6eatrlcal delight." — International Herald Tribune, W0: Wrestling . 22 High R ollers...... 20-22-30 Mister Rogers...... 57 12:30 You Don’t Say ...... 40 Electric Company...... 57 5:15' . . . .WFSB, Hartford 30...... WHNB, West Hartford News...... 8 Mister Roger$...... 24 . WNEW, New York 40 ...... WHYN, Springfield '12:45 - 11:30 5:30 .WTNH, New Haven 5 7 ...... WGBY, Springfield 20% Off Means You get one free performance Speaking for the Consumer . .8 Love of L if e ...... 3 . . . WOR, New York The Flintstones ...... 5 intCATV,iInc. 1:00 Midday Live ...... 5 Hogan’s Heroes ...... 30 . . . WHGT, Hartford Subscribers to Greater Hart­ Bo x m a Lo q m $50i Orchestra $30; le t Balcony $30, $26; 2nd Balcony $20, $16. Sand News...... '3 Happy D a y s 8-40 . .WATR, Waterbury ford CATV will receive WHYJV ...... Hollywood Squares ... 20-22-30 News...... *:r...... 40 check or money order payable to; Buahnall Memorial with eelt-addreeaed atamDed S 1:30 Villa Alegre...... 57 . WWLP, Springfield on Cable Channel 4 and WGBY envelope to: Buehnell Memorial, Box 0 , Station A, Hartford, Conn. 06106 f Best of Joe'Franklin .....;. .9 Sesame Street.... — ...... 57 . . . WEOH, Hartford on Cable Channel 7. 'M: ...V . V i O '# l> <>1 i^ « ’ ■ " B -‘jl • i|fcj Page 10 — Thursday, OCt. 2 Monday, Sept. 29 Oct. 1 6:00 Celebrity G olf...... — 18 9:30 NBWAT N ew s...... 3-8-20-22-30 Grand Ole O p ry ...... 20 M e d ix ...... 18 6:00 Starsky and Hutch---- ...8-40 6K)0 B ew itched...... 5 Hollywood Squares ...... 22 10:00 The Peach Gang ...... 24-57 N e w s ...... 3-8-20-22-30 P etrocelli...... 20-22-30 N ew s...... 3-8-20-22-30, The Untouchables ...... 9 htertin Agronsky ...... 24-57 N ew s...... 3 MANCHESTER B ew itch ed...... 5 Say Brother...... 24-57 B ew itch ed...... 5 8:30 Nashville on the Road ...... 18 Public Affairs Forum ...... 30 Harry 0 ...... 8-40 The Untouchables ...... 9 The Untouchables ...... 9 Phyllis ...... 3 10:30 Carrascolendas ...... 24-57 D ra g n e t...... 40 Gamer Ted Armstrong...... 9 Black Buffalo’s Pow-Wow .. 18 ...... 9 Black Buffalo’s Pow-Wow .. 18 Merv Griffin ...... 5 Wanted Dead or Alive Bonanza...... 40 8:00 Medical Story ...... 20-22-30 AUTO PARTS Villa Alegre...... 24-57 Villa Alegre...... 24-57 9:00 11:00 Waltons ...... 3 10:30 Bonanza...... 40 270 BROAD ST. • 649-4528 Bonanza...... 40 All in the F a m ily...... — 3 N ew s...... 3-8-22-24-3040-57 6:30, Dealer’s Choice...... 5 Meet the Mayors...... 8 6:30 Packers vs. Broncos...... 8-40 j 6:30 Best of Groucho...... 5 N ew s...... 3-8-22-30 Barney M iller ...... 8-40 N ew s...... 3-8-22-30 Partridge Family...... 5 N ew s...... 3-8-22-30 Living Word ...... 18 N .Y.P.D ...... 9 M o v ie ...... 9 11:00 Partridge Family...... 5 Real McCoys...... 18 N e w s ...... 3-8-22-24-30-40-57 Partridge Fanaily...... 5 M o v ie ...... 20-22-30 Dick Van Dyke...... 20 Sharing...... 18 HEIRLOOMS OF TOMORROW ARE AT Newsm akers...... 20 u Real McCoys...... 18 Tennis...... 24r57 Real M cCoys...... 18 11:30 Montefuscos ...... 20-22-30 Best of Groucho...... 5 ' Consumer Experience...... 24 N ew sm akers...... 20 9:30 N ew sm akers...... 20 M o v ie s ...... 3-5 Fourth E sta te...... 24 n .y .p :d ...... 8 Hodgepodge Lodge...... 57 Maude...... 3 Book B e a t ...... 24 Mike Douglas...... 8 Romantic Rebellion...... 57 Dick Van Dyke...... 20 C0UNTR‘^-«_ TV Garden Q ub ...... 24 254 BROAD ST. MANCHESTER f Hodgepodge L od ge...... 57 Connecticut R e p o rt...... 18 Hodgepodge Lodge...... 57 The Untouchables ...... 9 8:30 I Q ^ 7:00 11:30 7:00 10:00 7:00 Johnny C a rson ...... 20-22-30 N ew s...... 3-20-22-40 Merv Griffin ...... 5 Merchants in Early American * M o v ie s ...... 3-5 N e w s ...... 3-20-22-40 Medical Center...... 3 N e w s ...... 3-20-22-40 M o v ie ...... 40 On the Rocks ...... 8-40 Furniture Reproductions Andy Griffith ...... 5 Mike D ou glas...... 8 Andy Griffith ...... 5 N ew s...... ,5 Andy Griffith ...... 5 12:30 Truth or Consequences...... 8 P 3 y ...... 20-22-30 Truth or Consequences ...... 8 The Untouchables ...... 8 Clocks • Lamps • Fireplace Furnishings Truth or Consequences...... 8 New York Report ...... 9 M o v ie s ...... 8-9 Ironside ...... 9 Theatre Preview ...... 24-57 Iro n sid e...... 9 Johnny C a rso n ...... 20-22-30 Gifts and Nautical Paraphernalia Ironside — ...... 9 10:30 1:00 Wally’s Workshop . .. i ...... 18 9:00 Notre Dame Highlights — 18 Mannix ...... 40 OPEN TUE8.. WBO., SAT. 10 A.M. • 5:30 P.M. American Outdoorsman---- 18 New Jersey Report...... 9 ’The F u gitive...... 5 Black Perspective...... 24-57 M o v ie ...... '• -3 649-5173 'i Romagnolis’ Table...... 24 12:30 THUR8. i FRI. 10 A.M. - 9 P.IM. Cornell Plantations...... 24 T o m o rro w ...... 20-22-30 To Tell the Truth...... 30 Sts. of San Francisco — 8-40 11:00 To Tell the Truth...... 30 M annix...... 8 To Tell the Truth...... 30 N ew s...... 3-22-30 Living Word ...... 18 OPEN SUNDAY 12 - 5 P.M. Open Door ...... 57 7:30 M o v ie ...... 8 World Press ...... 57 Best of Groucho...... 5 To Be Announced...... - ...... 3 Ellery Queen...... 20-30 1:00 7:30 Harness Racing ...... 9 7:30 , Adam-12 , ...... 5 Space: 1999 ...... 22 Tom orraW ...... 20-22-30 Price Is Right ...... 3 Dick Van D yk e...... 20 Name That Tune ...... 3 Don Adams Screen T e s t...... 8 Classic Theatre ...... 24-57 Adam-12...... 5 Debbie Weems, newest Adam-12...... 5 20% OFF 11:30 Candid Cam era...... 8 member of the “ Captain $25,000 P y ra m id ...... 8 REG. PRICE M o v ie s ...... 3-5 Wild Kingdom ...... ; . . 20-30 Celebrity Bowling ...... 18 'The Untouchables ...... 9 Kangaroo” family, plays Friday, Oct. 3 Big Money ...... 22 (HROMACOLOR SOLID PIHE Friends of Man ...... 20 Johnny Carson ...... 20-22-30 Debbie and Phoebe BeeBee Car and Track ...... 20 10:00 Hollywood Squares ...... 22-30 Martin Agronsky...... 24-57 6:00 Barnaby Jones ...... 3 Midnight and is the voice of Baby N ew s...... 3-8-20-22-30 Let’s Make a D ea l...... 22 Martin A gron sky...... 24-57 Room 222 ...... 40 BLACK & WHITE TV N ew s...... 3 DINING ROOM N ew s...... '...... 8-40 Duck on the award-winning B ew itched...... 5 Martin Agronsky ...... 24-57 P o lk a !...... 40 8:00 , The A ven gers...... 9 12:30 children’s series. The CBS- The Untouchables ...... 9 Hollywood Squares ...... 30 SETS 8:00 Tony Orlando & D a w n ...... 3 STEREO - RADIO Police Woman ...... 20-22-30 Mike Douglas...... 8 TV show celebrates its 20th Black Buffalo’s Pow-Wow .. 18 Room 222 ...... 40 R hoda...... 3 Dealer’s Choice ...... 5 Rivals of Sherlock Trestle Table M o v ie ...... 9 anniversary Friday at 8 a.m. Sales & Service Villa Alegre...... 24-57 8:00 Dealer’s Choice ...... 5 When Things Were Rotten 8-40 H olm es...... 24-57 (60”x36”) and 2 College Football...... 40 Ms. Weems, who joined the Bonanza...... 40 Big Eddie ...... 3 Barbary Coast ...... 8-40 M o v ie ...... 9 Benches in dark or cast in October 1973, was a ALWAYS BEST Dealer’s Choice ...... 5 11:00 M o v ie ...... 9 1:00 ^ Faith for Today ...... 18 6:30 honey tone finish. N e w s ...... ■• • • • 3-8-22-30 Mobile One ...... 8-40 N e w s ...... 3-8-22-24-30-40-57 Hour of P o w e r ...... 18 The F u g itive...... 5 young viewer herself when Little House on the BUY AT M o v ie ...... 8 Best of Groucho...... 3 Invisible M an ...... 20-22-30 T o m o rro w ...... 20-22-30 the series began in 1955. Prairie ...... 20-22-30 Partridge Family...... 5 SALE: No—Honestly ...... 24 Real McCoys...... 18 Billy Graham ...... 18 N.Y.P.D ...... 9 TURNPIKE TV Sanford & Son ...... ". 20-22-30 SUNDAY thru Life and Structure of the . ' Newsmakers — —20 Dick Van Dyke...... 20 • Biggest Trades Week in R e v ie w ...... 24-57 H em oglobin...... 57 Witness to Y e sterd a y ...... 24 11:30 SATURDAY • Free Home T ria l Hodgepodge Lodge...... 57 Tuesday, Sept. 30 8:30 8:30 M o v ie s ...... 35 Merv Griffin ...... 5 • ONE YEAR 7:00 Mike D ou glas...... 8 ...... 30 ...57 M -A -^ H ...... 3 6:00 Treasure Hunt Down the R oad...... N ew s...... 3-20-22-40 The Untouchables ...... 9 Thai!? M y M a m a ...... 8-40 FREE SERVICE Merv Griffin ...... 5 N ew s...... 3-8-20-22-30 Room 222 ...... 40 10:30 Johnny C a rso n ...... 20-22-30 RIFT D EPT. s This Is the Life ...... 18 Andy Griffith ...... 3 Chico & the M a n ...... 20:22-30 Bewitched ...... 5 8:00 W om an...... 24-57 • Satisfaction TruUi or Consequences ...... 8 Wide World Special...... 40 NEW ARRIVAL: Fondue Sets. Includes 2 qt Victory Garden...... 24-57 Wall Street Week ...... 24-57 The Untouchables ...... 9 Good T im e s ...... 3 11K)0 9:00 Guaranteed Iro n sid e...... 8 12:30 Stainless Steel Pot and Matching Sterno Pop Goes the Country...... 18 Dealer’s Choice ...... 5 9:00 N e w s ...... 3-8-22-24-30-40-57 Cannon...... 3 Champions...... 18 Wide World.Special...... 8 Holder, 6 Color-Keyed Forks. Height Carrascolendas...... 24-57 M o v ie ...... 9 o r Money Hawaii Five-0 ...... 3 Best of Groucho...... '.. .5 B aretta...... — 8-40 Aviation Weather...... 24-57 M o v ie ...... 8 ...... Bonanza...... 40 Sharing...... 18 ....9 M o v ie ...... T...... 8-40 18.U5 N .Y .P.D ...... Living Word ...... 18 Refunded To Tell the Truth...... 30 1:00 6:30 Movin’ O n ...... 20-22-30 Dick Van Dyke...... 20 Living Word ...... 18 Doctors Hospital ...... 20-22-30 7:30 Rockford Files ...... 20-22-30 Midnight Special ..... 20-22-30 N ew s...... 3-8-22-30 Graveyard of the G u lf ...... 24 11:30 Play It Again, Uncle Match Game ...... 3 Masterpiece ’Theatre---- 24-57 1:30 Partridge Family...... 5 Happy D ays...... 40 TURNPIKE TV M o v ie s ...... 7...... 3-5 S a m ...... 24-57 Si Adam-12 .T...... 5 M o v ie ...... -3 Real McCoys...... 18 Rivals of Sherlock Holmes . 57 Mike Douglas...... 8 273 W. Middle Trnpke Hambrock’s Connecticut . . . .8 9:30 9:30 New Directions ...... 18 Longstreet ...... 8 Newsm akers...... 20 8:30 The Untouchables ...... 9 Metro Pulse ...... 18 MANCHESTER Celebrity Tennis...... 18 Consumer Experience...... 24 Joe and Sons...... 3 Johnny C a rson ...... 20-22-30 10:00 Hodgepodge I ^ g e ...... 57 Merv Griffin ...... 5 Wide World Mystery . ...40 Kate McShane ...... 3 7:00 Welcome Back Kotter ... 8-40 649-3406 12:30 N ew s...... 5 Saturday, Oct. 4 N ew s...... 3-20-22-40 Consumer Survival K it ...... 24 Wide World Mystery . ....8 its:::: 11:30 RENT-A-TRUCK Andy Griffith ...... 5 9:00 M o v ie ...... 9 6:00 Komedy Klassics...... 3 •M.M- Ghost Busters...... 3 Truth or Consequences...... 8 Switch...... 3 Ag-USA...... -3 Lost Saucer...... 8-40 1:00 Oddball Couple ...... 8-40 Ironside ...... 9 Rookies ...... 810 Patterns for Living’ ...... 5 Girl from UNCLE ...... 5 Thriller Theater...... 9 W estwind...... 20-22-30 Mr. Chips...... 18 Living Word ...... 18 T o m o rro w ...... 20-22-30 6:30 Pink Panther ...... 20-22-30 Jean Shepherd ...... 24 Police Story ...... 20-22-30 Eye on W om en...... 3 Noon j 10:00 To Tell the Truth...... 30 Ascent of Man ...... 24-57 — Huckleberry Hound...... 5 Valley of the D inoM urs...... 3 Sbasam!/lsis...... 3 Human Adaption ...... 57 f® I Dream of Jeannie...... 8 Creature F eatu re...... 5 9:30 \ 1 Adventures of Gilligan ... 8-40 7:30 Human Dimension ...... 18 TV notes 7:d0 Speed Buggy ...... 8 Land of the L o s t ...... 20-22-30 Josie and toe I^ssycats Power and the Quest ...... 3 l2".„..BIack & White PORTABLE TV Ranger Station...... 3 10:00 Electric Com pany...... 24 ...... /...... 20-22-30 Adam-12...... 5 Rick Nelson will have a brass Underdog Cartoons...... 5 Beacon H ill...... 3 10:30 Mister Rogers...... 24 Space: 1999 ...... 8 star inplanted in Hollywood’s Cartoon Carnival ...... 8 N ew s...... i ...... 5 Uncle Croc’s Block ...... 8-40 Candlepin B ow ling...... 40 1 Greatest Sports Legends ... 18 Marcus Welby...... 8-40 Walk of Fame. Consultation ...— ...... 30 Run Joe, R u n ---- /.. 20-22-30 12:30 / I • Grand Ole O p ry ...... 20 Notre Dame Football-...'-----9 Rock singer David Bowie has 7:60 r Carrascolendas...... 24 F at A lb e rt...... 3 Let’s Make a D ea l...... 22 Joe Forrester...... 20-22-30 formed a film production com­ Casper Cartoons...... 5 11:00 America^ Bandstand...... 8 Martin Agronsky ...... 24-57 Interface ...... ,...,..24 pany. " New s...... 8 Need a truck? s- Space Nuts ...... 3 Go-USA...... 20-22-30 J Beverly Hillbillies...... 30 Rant an Econollne Van from Soul T r a in ...... 3 Villa Alegre ...... 24 8:00 Action ’Theater...... 9 DILLON LEASING CORP. UP-FRONT Porky Pig Cartoons...... 5 Return to the Planet of MAGIC MAST Hong Kong Phooey ...... 8-40 the A pes...... 20-22-30 VHF ANTENNA Newark and Reality ...... 8 Telescoping antenna Is up I Sesame Street...... 24 If you need a truck for hauling front, allowing set to be I Emergency Plus 4 .... 20-22-30 Our SPEEDY Specialty suppliea, moving fumitura, ate., wo can SUPER placed under a shall or F 8:30 TRULY DELICIOUS cabinet. Just swivel or ex­ give you a hand with a Ford truck. tend antenna into position The Flintstones — ...... 5 CREATIVE that clears obstrucHons. Tom and J e r ^ ...... • • 8^40 ^ C H IC K E N Connecticut R e p o rt...... 8 TALENT Brown In 6 Mjnutee Many cars and trucks • 70-Channel "Click” UHF Tuner • Sigmund and the Sea ^ ■The world’s “ finest eatin’ FORD lor rent at low, low I Picture Tube Spot Eliminator • Low Power Monsters, ...... zo-zz-au Instant chicken” with incomparable SPECIAL Consumption • Instant Soundi— oicture in rates! 9:00 , seconds • Built-In Carry Handle • Brown CALL IN ORDER and Oyster White colors Bullwinkle Cartoons ...... » Intarlors Bugs Bunny Cartoons ...... 5 Pick Up 10 Minutes Later ' 319 Main St., Manchester Kathryn Kuhlman ...... 8 will Help You Got Phone 843-2145 HTonethor DEa’S DRIVE-IN Consumer Sales Secret Lives of Waldo 462 CENTER 8T. 643-2860 20th CENTURY TV Kitty .20-22-30 Manchestw Parkade 176 BURNSIDE AVE. Sesame Street...... ^4 TEL. 643-9958 EAST HARTFORD 528-15541 9:30 EVENINGS King’s Seciion Scooby-Doo...... A*. Page 1 2 ^ W E E ^ N D ■ ^ p t. 27. 1975 « i s , .: § w. ■ .S S - 3 S. 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vices a city provides began sale of the season, .the^dis- ' "'■^\fter the onslaught of hun­ quickly transformed into a straggling exhibitors and frazzled full-time employes, operating. mantling of ovet 675'exlilbits dreds of thousands of fairgpers ghost town. and over 40 midway rides Following the fair, which was were left behind. When the turnstiles stopped at the Eastern States Exposi-, swung into full gear. ^ tion in West Springfield. Mass., the longest running fair for the When the 54th fair opened moving late Sunday and the the 175-acre , fairgrounds are Big E. heaps of rubble, a few Sept. 10, all the municipal ser­ exhibitors had rung up the last The bumper-to-bumper traf­ fic on the fairgrounds Monday leading out from the main gates Danbury State Fair ready to open next Saturday was caused by the scramble of show on weekdays and a paid exhibitors and carnival people One hundred and five years of harvest; Blue Ribbon Stadium try music and dancing. Gold attraction on the two Saturdays heading for another fair in experience will be wrapped into with its daily oxen-drawing Town, New England Village, and Sundays of the fair. another part of the country. a ten-day package beginning competitions; the daily Midway polka music, tropical bird per­ next Saturday (Oct. 4) when the St. Parade; the hundreds of formances are but a few of the The weekday free shows Great Danbury State Fair modern rides; New Amsterdam attractions all set to go on which last 2V2 hours, will Monday, the core employes of i opens its gates with pageantry Village, an authentic Dutch spacious fairgrounds located feature the Pio Nock high wire the Big E return to their nine-to- and entertainment tor young village with exhibits of all just off Interstate 84 and Rts. 6 specialists, the John Cuneo five working schedule and and 7 in southwest Danbury. and old. kinds; the daily Grandstand at­ animal show, the Jack recoup their energy lost over Fair officials say they’re tractions; more than 100 food The grandstand attraction Kochman Hell-Drivers and the 16-hour day during the 12- ready for the 350,000 to 400,000 stands; sheep-shearing, coun­ this year will feature a free other features. day fair. patrons expected to pass through the turnstiles. The gates open at 9:30 a.m. daily and close each night at 7. The Big ""op with its exhibits AGWAYI of fruit, grain and other

Antique show How New Englanders lived If your old water pump isn’t 150 to 300 years ago is the theme of an exhibit of American an­ tique furniture and "decorative good for much, bring it in. It’s accessories, Oct. 3 to 5 at the State Armory, Broad St., Hart­ good for a *33** trade-in! !

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