PAGE TWENTY - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Fri., Oct. 17. 1975 Dairylea case dropped Survivor describes ordeal ICCilTCNNlAL fThe weather t s ; PLATTSBURGH, N.Y. (UPI) dairy cooperative in the indictments because "the facts Heavy rain tapering off to showers, high in KEY WEST, Fla. (U P I)- Thomas Gib­ and jumped into the water. His com­ onto its five-foot-wide platform. He said — A State Supreme Court NortheastiNortheast. alleged in the indictments did |60s. Chance of showers tonight, low in 40s. bons took a bite from the seagull he had panions, Ross and Dorothy Corwin, he strappd himself to the platform with his justice has dismissed criminal Justice Norman Harvey said not support the specific ffConsiderable cloudiness Sunday with chance i i a n r i |f 0 tpr Eupninn Ipralh captured, his first taste of food in nearly jumped in without anything. Gibbons said, belt at night to sleep. charges against 11 current and Thursday he was dismissing the charges. ’ ’ lof showers, high in 60s. three days, and "decided I was not that and he threw them the inner tube. For the next three days he survived on former officials of the Dairylea hungry yet.” Cooperative who had been in­ “We tried to swim for the fort,” Gib­ fresh water droplets which had condensed ' MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1975 - VOL. XCV, No. 16 Manchester—A City of Village Charm t w e l v e p a g e s — p l u s w e e k e n d PRICE: FIFTEEN CENTS The 22-year-old Gibbons told the story on the inside housing of the beacon. On dicted in connection with bons said, but rough seas and currents Thursday of how he survived, clinging to a Tuesday afternoon he strangled a seagull alleged adulteration of milk. hampered them and they still were about tossing sea buoy, after his 37-foot wooden which alighted next to him and plucked it. The indictments were handed three miles away at daybreak. Attempts boat Diana sank in rough seas Sunday. A “I was going to eat him,” Gibbons said, up in 1974 by an Albany County to hold on to lobster traps failed because Clnnou.r\c\r\Q ^ Coast Guard search for a Key West couple "but I tasted a bite and it was bad enough grand jury probing the charges the waves ripped the traps from their who set out with Gibbons on the fishing that I decided I was not that hungry yet.” against Dairylea, the largest En Route to Peking anchors. trip to Fort Jefferson in the Dry Tortugas He said he saw at least four boats a day '-an e;t-l:e'ndec{Inours “I could see we didn’t stand a chance was suspended late Thursday. in sight of the buoy, some of which came PT-oaram, mornlnqs News together,” Gibbons said, so he told the Gibbons, who was rescued Wednesday close and ignored his frantic waving and Corwins about noon Sunday to hold onto a ‘uncraflemoons ^ by a shrimp fishing boat, said the Diana jumping to be discovered. The Aug. 3, 1775 issue of Kissinger meets lobster trap while he tried to swim to the was struck by six-foot-high waves about 3 “I heard one guy on a boat say he "Pennsylvania” magazine con­ summary lighthouse at Fort Jefferson. He said they '-a-fievnooTi progratus a.m. Sunday and sank in a matter of thought I was a bird,” Gibbons said. But tained an article by Thomas BULLETIN: told him they preferred to float free. minutes about four miles from Fort he added, “I never did give lip hope. I Paine on the female sex, and for the yovinger chi I d Currents continued to hamper his Jefferson. knew that sooner or later somebody would asserted that women "are con­ Now You Can Get Your progress but Gibbons managed to reach a Tnornmd pro- He said he grabbed a life jacket, see me.” strained in the disposal of their ' '•^ohxrd.ay with Japanese 30-foot-high marker buoy and he crawled goods, robbed of their freedom Donuts Wholesale! We Invite (loiii|)il<‘(l from flashlight and an automobile inner tube The Following To Get Our g'rams off^inq aonce, of will by the laws and vic­ I nilcd I’rc.s.s Intcrnulioiiul timized by a pernicious system Wholesale Prices: Clubs, acTobojticSjiarl Wessons TOKYO (UPI) — Secretary of State would still be time to cancel F.ord's trip. of double standards,” The Henry Kissinger arrived in Japan today to The senior U.S. official strongly doubted World Almanac recalls. Organizations, Restaurants, " '^ to r y TioixCs confer with Japanese officials before this would happen. Nobel work aids research Religious Organizations, making his Sunday-through-Thursday visit He told reporters aboard Kissinger's Scouts, Private Parties, to Peking. plane that China bases its foreign policy as MADISON, Wis. (UPI) - The Universi­ Imperial Cancer Research Laboratory in they made in the 1950s on the nature of the State A special plane carrying Kissinger much on friendlier relations with ty of Wisconsin professor who won the London. Temin was cited for his study of atomic nucleus. Birthdays, Halloween, etc. touched down at Tokyo’s Haneda Inter­ American power as on its cold war with Nobel prize for medicine Thursday said how viruses interact with genes in cells. The Physics award, worth $143,000 will Young driver They're Cheaper By The g HARTFORD — Vandals broke national Airport in driving rain at 7:10 the Soviet Union. be shared by James Rainwater, 58, of SINGER his research has not shown the cause of Temin, a professor of oncology (the Dozen, 15 to 25% Discount Leaniing Center for >: into St. Joseph’s Roman Catholic p.m. (6:10 EDT). As is the case with so much in Chinese human cancer but has given other study of tumors), said his research and Columbia University in New York and by talks to Ford >• Cathedral on Farmington Avenue He was met by U.S. Ambassador James tradition and custom, the sight of Ford Danes Aage Bohr, 53, and Ben Mottelson, In 6 Dozen Lots or More! For EariyChidbood researchers a lead in tracking it down. that of Baltimore and Dulbecco "has WASHINGTON (UPI) - j: during the night and damaged D. Hodgson and other members of the U.S. and Mao sitting down together, teacups at 49, a one-time American who became a Education Dr. Howard M. Temin said the virus in enabled workers, especially at the President Ford picked up his Information, Please Call - >: materials and furnishings, police Embassy and Japanese foreign ministry their elbows and smiles on their faces, will Danish citizen in 1973. chickens he studied was unlikely to cause National Cancer Institute and elsewhere, Oval Office phone Thursday and >: said today. Damage was concen- personnel. carry more clout for Peking than the sub­ Bohr is the son of Niels Bohr, winner of cancer in humans. But he said his work to ask whether viruses like the rous sar­ asked the young driver of the MR. DONUT C: trated in the basement area of the Kissinger was immediately whisked in a stance of what the two actually say to one the 1922 Nobel Physics Prize for his should show other scientists they should coma virus exist in human cancer.” car that crashed into his 255 West Middle Tpke. >• modernistic church, motorcade to Hodgson's official residence another, U.S. officials said. "investigation of the structure of atoms ' M - i a o look at chemicals such as asbestos and Temin suggested the government in­ limousine how he was feeling. Manchester • 646-9277 in downtown Tokyo, where he will be According to administration sources, and the radiation emanating from them.” 4S1 Sprinc cigarette nicotine as major causes of crease its control of substances such as "I’m not hurt, but I’m pretty j: HARTFORD — Ambulance com- staying. Ford is expected to make his first The elder Bohr received his award the human cancer. asbestos and discourage people from nervous,” replied James >; pany owners say their requested Earlier, a senior U.S. official traveling presidential mission to Peking shortly same year Albert Einstein was awarded Temin, 41, shared the Nobel award for smoking. Salamites, of Meriden, Conn., ij rate hikes would only keep pace with with Kissinger said only severe illness will after' Thanksgiving Day, Nov. 27. the 1921 Physics prize which had been held physiology and medicine with Drs. David An American and two Danes were the 19-year-old sheet metal and the cost of living. They ask a 27 per stop Chinese leader Mao Tse-Tung from Kissinger in 1971 arranged the only other up for a year. Baltimore of the Massachusetts Institute belatedly awarded the Nobel Prize for roofing worker, who drove the :• cent increase but state that costs personally welcoming President Ford to U.S. presidential China trip — Richard The Nobel Prize for Chemistry was of Technology and Renato Dulbecco of the Physics today for fundamental discoveries 1967 Buick that collided with have risen 43 per cent since 1972. China. Nixon's 1972 journey. being announced later today. Ford’s eight-ton, $500,000 ar­ The senior official, traveling aboard the mored limousine in Hartford plane taking Kissinger to Peking to j: HARTFORD — Connecticut’s arrange Ford's visit, said the Chinese Tuesday. highway fatality rate is the third Herald photo by I'intoi "You shouldn’t be nervous,” have overpowering reasons to mark the World Series j; lowest in the nation, according to President's coming with their ultimate Lead found in baby foods said the President. “Thank you :• the National Safety Council, but the ? game postponed s What does a moth feel like? for being such a fine young man tribute, a session with the Chinese Com­ 0masler m charge ■: actual number of deaths has in- munist party chairman. in the way you handled it.” jji BOSTON (UPI) - The | Learning through feeling are these Chestnut Hill vironmental Education at Oak Grove explains the moth WASHINGTON (UPI) - The Food and "lead levels in some adult canned foods survey it made of 2,900 samples of 41 310 OAKLAND ST., MANCHESTER t; creased over 1974, There have been Kissinger was scheduled to stop in Salamites asked how the < 271 deaths in the state as of August Boston Red Sox said the sixth Preschool members as they take turns feeling a moth. he found under some leaves and is holding to the children Drug Administration says potentially are undesirably high from a long-range different foods produced during 1973. Tokyo to confer with Japanese officials President was feeling. CALL 649 9406 :• this year compared with 233 a year j:j game of the World Series Juan Sanchez, left, director of the Center for En­ hazardous levels of lead are showing up in public health perspective.” "Of the (canned) baby foods, orange before making his Sunday-through- who are learning about nature through the five senses. canned baby food. The FDA said it will focus on getting the juice had the highest mean lead level. “I feel fine,” Ford said. "It :• ago. In 1973, 344 persons died. j:j scheduled for today had heen j:j was kind of a jolt, but there Thursday visit to Peking. He will also stop Lead poisoning can cause brain damage levels of the poisonous metal in canned Next in order in the baby foods were apple TOP for talks in Tokyo on the way home. postponed heeause of the and other problems, particularly in baby and infant food curbed and also will were no body bruises.” But the POTTING COW juices, applesauce, and Failure by Mao to greet Ford, other than ;j; weather. • :j: seek reductions of lead levels in adult crash, he said, "shook the old children. Lead in canned foods could come peaches...vegetables and beef, and mixed SOIL SOIL MANURE Regional for health reasons, would be regarded by :j; A Red Sox spokesman said x Syrians reject negotiations from the solder or other metal in the can. foods frequently eaten by children. vegetables, had the lowest means.” bones.” the sixth game would he 20 lbs. $ 1 7 9 the Americans as a major snub. It was the In addition, the agency said it found that The agency announced the results of a 98 BOSTON — Sen. Edward W. Chinese who suggested the visit, not the V playeil Sunday at 1 p.m. No ;‘v 50 lbs. $ ] 9 5 •: Brooke, R-Mass., says defaults on Americans. deeision has heen made about ;•:! similar to Sinai accord 40 lbs. $ ^ 7 9 REG. ;• student loans cost American The senior official predicted Mao would [X the seheduling of a seventh ijf taxpayers $200 million this year. Of welcome Ford. JL game, if it is neeessary. The By I iiilcil I’rc.ss Inivrnulional whether they are present or not. " The pullout came a few days after a $7 billion distributed in federally NO RAIN CHECKS - SHOP EARLY - LIMITED SUPPLY ON SOME ITEMS Any hint of Sino-Arnerican relations run­ (j: seventh game had heen slated v: Syrian President Hafez Assad today Egypt, meanwhile, has ordered reported decision by Cairo authorities to •: guaranteed loans, only $2 billion has Over 40? Avoid pill! ning into trouble would be sensed by V for .Sunday. x criticized the recently concluded Sinai ac­ warplanes and air force personnel based withdraw Egyptian students attending INSTANT BICTCLE been paid back, he said. Kissinger during his visit to Peking. There cord between Egypt and Israel, saying it in Syria to return home after the Syrian classes in Syria and enrole them in Egyp­ WASHINGTON (UPI) - The become pregnant shortly after period while on the pill to have constituted an unprecedented deal in air force commander tried to indoctrinate tian universities. Food and Drug Administration pine bark IdU lawn fertilizer; The Egyptian communique said the discontinuing the pill.” an immediate test for pregnan­ j SPRINGFIELD, Mass. - Presi- world history. Egyptian troops against the Sinai pace plans to tell women over 40 to REBATE BUY ONE BAG AT REGULAR PRICE dent Gerald Ford is scheduled to withdrawal of the air unit was ordered cy to minimize the risk of (LAY-AWAY PLAN AVAILABLE) Assad, in an interview with the Kuwait agreement. avoid birth control pills. The label would also advise damage to the developing child MULCH $ 1 9 5 GET THE 2nd BAG AT > speak to the New England Society of newspapr A1 Rai A1 Aam, rejected A Cairo communique Friday night said after Syrian Air Force Commander Maj. The FDA said Thursday it has any woman who misses one should she continue on the pill. ALL 16 " & 20" BIKES Newspaper Editors Friday, Nov. 7, Probe of jai alai negotiations over the fate of occupied the greater part of the Egyptian force, Gen. Naji Jamil and an unnamed Syrian drafted warning labels for birth OFF j K. Robert Norling, managing editor .Arab lands. whose presence in Syria was common Baath party leader lashed out at the new control pills which will inform 3 SPEEO BIKES, SCHAUFF 10 NUGGETS $ 2 ^ ^ ;-of the Concord (N.H.) Monitor and ■'Syria has been asked, and will be asked knowledge but never officially admitted Sinai pact in speeches before the Egyptian users that sex hormones in the SPEEDS, CONDOR 10 SPEEDS, airmen earlier this month. MANCHESTER COMMUNITY COLLEGE OFF and MODEL 731 TAKARA 10 Vz PRICE (president of the society, said to enter into negotiations similar to the before, already has returned home. pill can cause birth defects such SPEEDS. i Friday. The editors will meet Nov. scandal expanded one in which Cairo was involved, but we Division of Community Services as stunted limbs and : 6-9 at the Bay State West Motor In cooperation with utterly refuse to head on a course similar malformed hearts. OFF ALL MIYATA 10 SPEEDS : Hotel. HARTFORD (UPI) - Federal of jai alai promoter David Friend of to the Sinai agreement, " Assad said. About 10 million women in BOLTON CONTINUING EDUCATION authorities are stepping into the investiga­ Holywood Fla., that he paid Bailey $200,- The Sinai accord was ‘‘an un­ Federal housing subsidy America use the pills. The new Is offering OUR TOP LINE BICYCLES RHODO— tion of alleged payoffs and improprieties in 000 cash for help in obtaining the permit. precedented deal in world history, warnings, if approved, will tell INDOOR GARDENING - This Is an Introduction to the OFF CRIAASON BULB SPECIAL National the granting of a permit for the Bridgeport The family said Bailey was out of state whereby an agreement is signed by two women who take them they various ways ol working with plants In terrariums, ALL to SPEED FRAMES ARE GUARANTEED FOR LIFE! DENDRUAAS for workers announced AAAPLE ! WILMINGTON, Del. - An Am- jai alai fronton. when the alleged payment was supposedly countries at war while the territory of one face an increased risk of suf­ bottles, hanging baskets and window boxes. Plant ALL 10 SPEED PARTS ARE GUARANTEED 1 VEARI current 9.5 per cent to 5 per cent. As the ALL 10 SPEEDS GET 1 YEAR FREE SERVICE! The U.S. Organized Crime Strike Force made in Hartford. Investigators say both is still under occupation,” Assad said. WASHINGTON (UPI) - The newly an­ fering fatal and nonfatal heart processes, plant selection, maintenance, propagation lAAPERIAL AZALEAS : trak Metroliner was stationary due homeowner's income rises, the subsidy LOCUST Vz OFF : to a brake problem, but apparently a has joined in the investigation along with major political parties are involved in the "It's heartbreaking to see what's going nounced federal housing program is attacks. of plants and houseplants outdoors, will also be Repairs On All Makes, Specializing AAAGNOLIA state police and a one-man grand jury, it probe. on in the dark or semi-dark around the designed to help working people become will fall. covered. \ signaling system failed to warn on- Women over 40 years old in­ In 10 Speed Repairs! was learned Friday, and is relying heavily Arab homeland.” homeowners by subsidizing part of the The program requires a downpayment crease chances of blood clots Starts: October 20, 1975 DOGWOODS EAAPERIOR ; coming traffic. A Penn Central train of $1,500 to $2,000. The homeowner will Day: Monday Bikes For Rent, piLis Sales, Service & Accessories : slammed into the passenger train on federal agents from outside Connec­ Democratic Town Chairman Arthur T. The Syrian leader also criticized burden of their monthly mortgage. and related problems such as NOW TULIPS ticut. Barbieri of New Haven said he doesn’t Egypt's anti-Soviet campaign and said its “These are people who could enter home also be required to pay 20 per cent of his strokes if they use the pills, the Time: 7:00 - 9:00 p.m. The : and injured 23 persons, none serious- gross income toward mortgage, taxes and Length: 6 weeks 25% HYBRID TULIPSi : ly. The Friday accident was the first A one-man grand jury probe was believe Bailey took the money. He said purpose was the “isolation of the Syrian- ownership, but cannot because of the FDA said BIKE SHOP ordered Thursday by Connecticut even though he had many political dis­ Palestinian attitude under the pretense of economy,” Housing Secretary Carla Hills insurance. Women who wish to stop Instructor: Susan Cahalan 180 Spruce Street, Manchester 647-1027 ■ involving a Metroliner since the The Federal Housing Administration, Hours: Dally 9:30 to 5:00 • Thursdays 9:30 lo 9:00 • (Closed Mondays) Vs OFF Supreme Court Justice John P. Cotter. He putes with Bailey over the years, he never nonexisting Communism.” said Friday. Tuition: $15.00 OFF HYACINTHS > high-speed trains went into service created during the Depression, put taking the pill and become s»; r/ A r / d t a t assigned Hartford Superior Court Judge questioned his integrity. Commenting on his recent visit to the The program, to begin early next year, pregnant will be advised to wait Place: Bolton High School : between Washington and New York Americans into their own homes with the ; in 1969 Harold Mulvey to the job, requested by The U.S. Labor Department is in­ Soviet Union and talks with Kremlin is aimed at Americans earning $9,000 to at least three months because For Information on how to reglaiar, $11,000 a year, an income that until now innovation of the small downpayment contact the DIvlalon ol Community Asst. Deputy Chief State’s Attorney John vestigating the Teamsters union’s main leaders, Assad said the Soviets "exhibited "studies show there is a possi­ F. Mulcahy. / pension fund. The $14 million fronton their readiness to back our just and was neither high enough to buy a median followed by monthly installments for 15 to Servicea at Manchaatar Communi­ j SAN FRANCISCO - Southern ble increased risk of spon­ ty College, MS-2137. Hartford State's Attorney George nearing completion in Bridgeport was legitimate struggle for the liberation of priced home nor low enough to qualify for 20 years. : Pacific Railway clerks returned to taneous abortion in women who Uh c c the occupied lands.” housing subsidies. FHA guaranteed that money lenders Stoughton has initial responsibility for financed by the fund. j work under court orders today, en- would be paid off if the home-buyer presenting the evidence to the grand jury. Gov. Ella T. Grasso has told the state Refering to the presence of United The feature of the program is the sub­ ; ding a one-day walkout that idled The family of the late John M. Bailey, gaming commission to hold up on issuing Nations forces on the Golan Heights — sidized interest rate. When the buyer defaulted. But defaults were rare and by passenger and freight trains in six the late 1960s, more than half the nation's WELCOME TO MANCHESTER U.S.A. former state and national Democratic gambling permits until a review of all pre­ whose mandate expires Nov. 30 — Assad takes possession, the government subsidy ; western states. homeowners had received aid from FHA chairman, is disputing the reported claim sent licenses is completed. said "they do not constitute a problem will lower the interest rate from the or its counterpart program for veterans. : UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. - A Not only did FHA help create the ; U.N committee has condemned world's highest level of home ownership, ; Zionism as a form of racial dis- but it made money for the federal : crimination, provoking a U.S. war- treasury. ; ning that the action placed the en- avoids fiscal default; Following the riots and inner city tur­ : tire United Nations in jeopardy. The moil of the 1960s, the Johnson administra­ ; action was taken by the Social, tion tapped FHA to develop housing : Humanitarian and Cultural Com- programs for the poor. One of these plans jtheciviccenter : mittec Friday night by a 70-29 vote but faces new crisis in six weeks was “Section 235,” under which low in­ #^.^MM ; with 27 abstentions. The resolution come Americans got their own homes with 1 per cent mortgages provided they had a ; was backed by Arab nations. NEW YORK (UPI) — For more than 13 temporarily halted issuance of payroll Ford's stand that the federal government The crisis grew Thursday night when $200 downpayment. hours financial collapse for New York City checks. would not come to the city's aid, Carey city officials announced they would be un­ But of the 450,000 subsidized seemed unavoidable. However, shortly after 2 p.m. — just two said “we need not a bailout, not a handout, able to meet their financial obligations homebuyers more than 10 per cent have I International But in the end it was just another of hours before Mayor Beame was scheduled but some recognition by the federal falling due Friday morning unless the already defaulted, others are struggling those dramatic rescues city officials and to proclaim default — United Federation' government.” teachers agreed to invest their share of an and the whole subsidy concept fell into dis­ residents are rapidly becoming ac­ of Teachers President Albert Shanker an­ Carey said it was generally agreed by overall state bail out plan. repute during the past five ears. :v RABAT, Morocco — Morocco an- customed to. And, in another month and a nounced today more than 130,000 nounced the decision to make the funds leading economists throughout the world The pension fund agreement enabled the Federal and private housing officials half. New York may have to go through it available. that if the city had defaulted, "the impact city to pay off $453 million in debts due by agree the program for the poor failed volunteers, smiling and chanting, ig- all over again. :|;j ned up on the first day of a The impact on the financial community upon the rest of the country could be from the end of the day and was part of an becaus the buyers had so little invested That is, unless the Congress steps in to was immediate. The stock market, which devastating to catastrophic. Choose your overall plan to raise $2.3 billion to return that they could simply walk away from the g recruiting drive for a peaceful, un- help soon. armed invasion of Spanish Sahara. had dipped nearly 10 points earlier, turned own adjectives.” the city to solvency. house when problems arose. House Majority Leader Thomas P. sharply upwards to within one point of The march was called by King O’Neill Jr., D-Mass, was quoted by the w S; Hassan II after the International even. Boston Globe today as saying he expects NEW STATE ROAD Court in The Hague Thursday In June, city officials made a last- OLD BON AMI PLANT HILLIARD STREET Congress to pass legislation within a few minute dash to the banks to deposit real Spend an hour or two browsing. You’ll find books you never dreamed >5 rejected Morocco’s claim to weeks to aid New York. sovereignty over the colony. estate taxes which property owners Officials give views on NYC aid of. Bcxiks you never heard of Bcxiks you never thought you could find. He said he expects the move after con­ agreed to prepay so the city could meet its % gressmen realize a default by the city But btxiks are only the beginning at the 53 new Civic Center Shops. THIS IS YOUR TOWN bills. Two months later, the city again had ;|;| BEIRUT, Lebanon — Christian would eventually affect their home dis­ to scramble to cover its debts. HARTFORD (UPI) — David Grossman, have the money to meet the needs of cities create,” he said. There are shops devoted exclusively to cosmetics. Needlepoint. Art. jij: and Moslem militias broke their tricts as well. The latest move, however, gives Mayor former New York City budget director, and towns in an emergency. In addition, he said, New York City was Fancy candies arid nuts. Antiques. Natural foods. Handcrafted jewelry. IS THIS THE CITY OF VILLAGE CHARM???? cease-fire today, marauding “I feel we have to save the city of New Abraham Beame little maneuvering says the use of $150 million in teacher pen­ The federal revenue sharing official said lured into expensive federal programs through the empty streets of Beirut York. We can’t let the financial center of the Ford Administration is concerned that such as Model Cities. Contemporary furniture. And more. room. More debts fall due Dec. 1. sion funds to avoid default is only a tem­ DON’T NEGLECT MANCHESTER firing machine guns and rockets. At the nation go down,” O’Neill was quoted "We can’t live in this continual crisis," porary measure and the answer is Congress will delay action on continuing The market for municipal bonds has Plus 6 delicious restaurants to make your taste buds jump for joy. >•: least seven persons were killed and as saying. said Beame. “The federal government massive federal aid. federal revenue sharing and make budget changed in recent years, he said, making At last, shopping is fun again. ;i|: 13 wounded Friday raising the The latest default threat was avoided must recognize its responsibility.” But, John K. Parker, acting director of planning for cities and states more dif­ borrowing by state and local government HAD ENOUGH? SEND THEM A MESSAGE casualties from four weeks of urban Friday when trustees for the teachers' more costly. Civic Center Shops. There’s a world of entertainment in store for you. The city called on President Ford the U.S. Office of Revenue Sharing, said ficult. warfare to nearly 575 dead and 1,350 pension fund finally agreed to contribute Friday for financial help, but administra­ Friday New York should not receive aid President Ford wants to continue In the past, insurance companies were Si wounded. J^a $150 million to a $2.3 billion state bailout tion spokesman Ron Nessen said: “The until investors and the federal government revenue sharing, he said, but not to expand large purchasers of government bonds, he plan to keep the city solvent through Dec. President’s reaction is that he feels New are sure the city’s finances will allow for it. said. j:| MOSCOW — French President 1. York City and New York State has the repayment of debts. Grossman, who served under John V. Civic Center Slops Valery Giscard d’staing left The trustees earlier had voted against means to clean up the financial mess ... Grossman and Parker made the com­ Lindsay, a Republican, said officials of t IfflXEFerguson, Zinsser, Reinhorn,^ Moscow for Paris today, ending a investment, prompting frantic phone calls and to live within the city’s means for a ments at a regional conference of the Connecticut cities and towns complain Premieres October 23. lij four-day trip to the Soviet Union by city officials to the White House, change.” American Society for Public Administra­ about the same asic problems that have Inside today S which was complicated by the post- Treasury Department and Federal Gov. Hugh Carey told a news conference tion in Hartford. brought New York City to the brink of dis­ Bicentennial .... 4 Senior Citizens .. 3 * ■ W I E Wilson, Willhide, Brown I 5 ponement, because of a cold, of his Reserve Board to find some way of Friday he shnt a telegram to Ford, telling In another development, Connecticut of­ aster. Classified...... 8-10 Cliff Simpson ... 4 if ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ if if if- if- if if. if if if. if if. if if if if if If if if ji: meeting with Soviet leader Leonid I. meeting $477 million in obligations falling him: “By exhausting all of its resources. ficials said the state would turn to local State and federal government, he said, Dear Abby...... 11 Sports___.... 7-8 Brezhnev. But two meetings due. New York can meet its obligations until banks for short term help if outside finan­ have mandated programs for welfare O bituaries...... 12 Week in Review . 4 y g j £ FOR INFORMATION OR RIDE TO THE POLLS y g - f f ji; between the two Friday and City officials began drafting default con­ Dec. 1. After then the welfare of our cial institutions refuse to bid on state and programs, Medicaid, schools, jails and iji statements from both indicate no tingency plans, noteholders queued up citizens rests in the hands of our federal local government bonds. courts, costing New York City hundreds of Today's Herald includes Weekend REPUBLICAN ______TEL..643-2426.> 643-2427 ^...... REPUBLICAN S major disagreements. anxiously at the City Comptroller’s office government. I seek your cooperation and State Treasurer Henry E. Parker said millions of dollars, magazine, with regular features on the Manchester Town Committee —- Charles McKenzie. Treasurer W to learn the status of their. maturing leadership." the state is taking an inventory of state "Welfare is a national problem, a arts and television, and an advertising securities and the Sanitation Department But in a sharply worded rebi^e of and local debts to determine if local banks problem Jhat New York City did not supplement for King's. PAGE TWO - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Sat., Oct. 18, 1975 M t^H E S T E R EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Sat., Oct. 18, 1975— PAGE THRF.F l'86Ixrf 9 l-rOLlOW eURNSIDf SIGNS S V « a A NEWS FOR SENIOR CITIZENS Esther Anderson,' Bessie Menus (or the week Thursday, 10:30 a.m. Flu Bus pickup for dance at 6 p.m. Moon^n had 536; Jennie Fogar­ shots, $1 per person. Noon to Local briefs MANCHESTER^ BURNSIDE Q-tS Monday, Corned beef hash, return trip around 10:30 p.m. ELASTIC DRIVE-IN/ROUTES 6 &44A I M I S I H A V i4 i. * m . • S2*-1113 ty and Clara Hemingway, 535. grilled pineapple, buttered 12:45 p.m. Hot meal and meals- Friday, 10 a.m. kitchen social _JJM b r o w N In the afternoon it was bridge Belgian carrots, ice cream, and on-wheels. 1 p.m. Fun-Day bingo, one can of canned goods STOCKINGS Bid opening set LEE VAN CLEEP 3HTS-FW., SAT, SUH Hi, there, we didn’t have a many different clothes as we games with 24 players and the a beverage. featuring movies. 7:30 p.m. to needed. Noon to 12:30 p.m. WHEEL CHAIRS ‘TAKE A HARD HIDT Stephen Doyle, 53. Any more lucky winners were: Nadine 10:30 p.m. Halloween Dance. Bids will be opened Oct. 30 in the Municipal Building BURT REYNOLDS column in Wednesday night are only there a couple of Wednesday, New England lunch is served. 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. (PQ) 7:30 »:3S « tl.M local golfers that would like to Malcom, 6,150; Jack Owen, 5,- Bus pick up at 8:30 a.m. and for furnishing Manchester’s water and sewer depart­ because, with us being off Mon­ nights. Many of the women will clam chowder, crackers, setback games. Bus pickup at ARTHUR DRUG D E L IV E R A N C E (Ri ROBERT MITCHUM join the group in playing other 010; Marge Reed, 4,840; B SYLVIA MILES day there wasn’t too much to grilled Hamburg, apple crisp noontime. Return trip at 3 p.m. 8:30 a.m., return trips at 12:30 ment with its powdered activated-carbon needs. bring along an evening dress; ALLEN ARKIN talk about. senior groups should contact William Lucas, 4,650; Rose and 4 p.m. Bids are being sought for carbon made especially for I, “FAREWELL MY L O V E L r however, it isn’t necessary nor our office, and we will forward with topping, and a beverage. RAFFERTY & GOLD I (R) 7:30 9:25 • $1.5(1 This week however, will be a Fredman, 4,580 and Marjorie Thursday, Baked ham with municipal and industrial waste-water treatment and is it necessary for a man to your name to Joseph DuPont. McLain, 4,110. h m r a a n r little busier for us with the big wear a tuxedo. A suit or raisin sauce, candied sweet carbon made especially for potable-water treatment. D U S T T W I N S In the afternoon it was time Meanwhile our arts and “ADVENTURES OF TOM TNUMB" day being Thursday. In the mor­ sportswear with a tie should do potatoes, buttered corn and for our Senior Bowling League crafts class was busy making The first is in bags of 50 pounds each and the latter in ROBERT DeNIRO ning the Manchester Public it for the men. There is a nice pimento, roll and butter, cherry at the Parkade Lanes with the things for our coming fair. bags of 50 or 35 pounds each. Health Nurses will be assisting indoor swimming pool, outdoor tartlet, and a beverage. MEAN STREETS following results': In the Speaking of our crafts Dr. Tureck punching holes into games such as tennis and Friday, Baked macaroni and women’s Class A group. Sue programs, starting next Audtions scheduled the seniors’ arms as they ad­ shuffleboard, and arranements cheese, tossed salad, roll and minister the flu shots. The ac­ Purnell won both the high triple Wednesday we’ll have a project butter, chilled fruit and a Auditions for the Feb. 8, 1976, concerto program of will be made for all the golfers of 456, and the high single of that even the men will be in­ tion starts at 10:30 in the mor­ who want to bring their clubs beverage. the Manchester Civic Orchestra will be Nov. 5 at NOW PLAYING (R) 160. In the Class B group Peggy terested in. We have received ROBERT MITCHUHUM ning, in the main hall and will along to get in a game. Verplanck School, by appointment, from 7 to 10 p.m. cost each person $1.00. Strauss won the high triple with material to make those heavy SOUTHmOR.SUUIVUIVE.MI 3356 Sounds really great, and all 310, and Ann Hoffman won the Four or five soloists will be chosen who will perform "FAREWaL MY LOVELr Then we’ll be serving a outdoor mats once again. They for $68. Now don’t you wish you high single with 115. one movement of a concerto with the orchestra. 7:30 0:18 S a t M at 2 P.M. delicious Sea Food Newburg were a big favorite a few years T W i signed up? Well maybe next In the men’s Class A group, Schedule for the week Sun. Cont. 1:30 meal through the noon hour. ago. We only have a limited Each person planning to audition must perform the S i i i W i year. Clarence Peterson won both the Monday, 10 to noon, kitchen All Mata. 99« Around 1 o’clock we will have supply at this time, and the cost concerto movement which he or she plans to do with m The action here started on high triple with 524, and the social bingo, one can of canned f i i i some movies to show you. Our for the mat will be $3. This the orchestra, and must provide his or her own accom­ Tuesday, and in the morning high single with a 235. In the project will be a part of the goods needed. Noon to 12:30 I mCKVIlLE.EASTWMNST 832' 9IIH good friend Fred Corbin has a panist. along with our oil painting Class B group, James Gleeson p.m., lunch is served. 1 p.m. to quickie fun film to show, and craft class, and along with this, For further information and an audition appoint­ class, our Senior Golfers were won the high triple with a 416, 4 p.m. pinochle games. Bus we have some other short films others will be busy making cute busy. and Edward Strauss won the pickup at 8:30 a.m. return trips ment, contact Dr. Jack Heller, conductor, 429-5291 in to show you, “Singing with Un­ dolls and felt ornaments for HELD OVER (R) Tuesday morning our Senior high single with a 164. Christmas. at 12:30 and 4 p.m. Storrs, or Mrs. Barbara Dickie, orchestra personnel ^ JACQUELINE SUSdSANN'i cle Sam,” and three musical \ Golf Group took advantage Along with all this our bus Tuesday, 9:30 a.m. bus for manager, 649-6543. shorts. As if that was all for By the way, starting on Housing project one step closer “m j s of the good weather, and played picked up and returned 26 Thursday morning, Nov. 6, we shopping. 10 a.m. to 12 noon, oil H MCKVIIU lASIMAINSI W3-9809 that day, but it isn’t, because in NOTEMOUCH” host to a group of seniors from members for shopping. will have a pinochle and set­ painting class, and ceramic Economy bids low the evening from 7:30 to 10:30 class. 1 p.m. return trip from 7:15 8:30 Wethersfield. Manchester On Wednesday in the morning back card class for beginners, Last week’s filing of a deed to transfer Spencer St. proper­ Tomkiel, and Dr. Joseph Danyliw, MHA vice chairman. we will hold our first and live shopping, and our Senior Economy Electric of Manchester is the apparent X Sun. 8 7:18 9:30 ended up on top with the best we had our crewel embroidery or those who need a little ty to the Manchester Housing Authority brought a planned The land, formerly owned by Edward Rogin of Hartford, and lively dance. It will be a Bowling League at the Parkade low bidder for furnishing the Manchester highway gar­ *^A T.“SUN. 99* team score, and now they will class downstairs, and upstairs brushing up on either game. 40-unit elderly housing project one step closer. At cost the MHA $145,000 — $5,000 less than the original price Halloween Dance, and those Lanes. 1 P.M. - 3 P.M. play a return match at Goodwin we had 11 tables for our Gloria, Ann Thompson, Robert because the money was paid early. The MHA, beset by age with a complete emergency standby portable who would like to join in the ceremonies marking the deed filing were (left to right) T O M THUMB” Park next Wednesday morning. pinochle games with the Schubert, and I will be in Wednesday, 10 a.m., pinochle technical problems for two years, is still trying to win powered generator. ^UJSjCARTOOIJS^ celebration can bring games and crewel embroidery Pascal Mastrangelo, MHA chairman; Atty. Dominic SATURDAY A SUNDAY MATINEES Some of the better scorers following winners: A1 Gates, charge of the classes, which state approval for the state-funded project. Economy’s price for the 45 kilowatt capacity S. W IN D S O R ...... -TOM THUMB" costumes, and at some time class. Noon to 12:30 p.m.lunch Squatrito, the MHA’s counsel; Town Clerk Edward Phone 649-9333 R O C K V IL L E I ...... -T O M T H U M B " recorded were, Mr. Staton, 46; 602; Michael Desimone, 588; will be started at 9:30 in the generator is $5,779, plus freight charges from Chicago, R O C K V IL L E II ...... -B E N J I" during the evening we will give is served. 12:45 p.m. bridge Cn*cft TimBtAblB tor ShowM'nBi Mr. Strom, 48; and Mr. Collins, Betty Jesanis, 583; Archie morning and last probably until estimated at about $180. them time to change into their games and 1 p.m. arts and 49; by the Wethersfield group. Houghtling, 573; John Derby, around 11 o'clock. Anyone in­ costume and join in the parade. A total of seven bids was received, with the high at Manchester’s better scores 564; Anna Haupt, 561; Bertha terested should attend that first crafts class. Bus pickup at 8:30 Not everyone has to bring a Hadassah to host Gloria $10,500. Capitol Light & Supply of Hartford bid $5,900 were recorded by A1 Petke, 48; Duhring, 560; Marjorie Kayser, session. There isn’t any charge a.m., return trips at 12:30 and FILM RATING GUIDE plus freight charges. G.L.T. Industries of South Wind­ costume, but there will be 3:30 p.m. For Parents and Thair Children Joseph Klemas, 51; and 540; Nadine Malcom, 537; for the classes. Secretary of the State Gloria with a degree in political ular program “What in the sor bid $6,425, including freight, and the South Windsor prizes for those who do. Also Schaffer will be the guest science. At age 27 she was World,” a member of the U.S. of the Council of State Equipment Co. $8,000, also including freight. COEMl M M K B M D|« during the night we’ll be ser­ speaker at the meeting of the elected to the Connecticut State Mission on UNESCO, a Governments. ving a few snacks to munch on Manchester Chapter of Senate, the first woman in representative to the White Among her honors are the Model on display [Pl^ nunTM. OMIlKt SWOStD $o « Mitmal Mi; Net k S a u k For Pre-Teminn along with beverage, and then Hadassah on Tuesday at 8:15 history and the first Democrat House Conference on Educa­ National Merit Award of the at closing time the door prizes OPEN p.m. at Temple Beth Sholom, since 1939 to represent the 14th tion, vice chairman of Council on Crime and A model of the Manchester bandshell will be on view [R ] NBIMCIU IMer 17 rewim Kcwpiiirinc Pireirt or iiMt Guirdun will be drawn. Oh yes, we’ll be 1115 MAIN ST.g MANCHESTER Her topic will be “Women and Senatorial District. After ser­ N ortheast Com mission on Delinquency, the National tonight in the foyer of Bailey Auditorium for the dancing and jiving to the tunes ALL DAY BUU FURNITURE STORES Cystic Fibrosis Association NO OK naa 17 UMma in k m i o a ;««; in ctrtMi arut) 860 WASHINGTON ST., MIDDLETOWN Politics.” Husbands and friends ving six terms in the Senate and Federal and Intergovernmental Evening of Performing Arts program. of Lou Jourbert and his band. of members are invited. chairing many important com­ Relations, delegate to the Award, the Connecticut Tickets are $1.50 per person, Pledge cards will be available for those who wish to Mrs. Schaffer, who resides in mittees, she was elected Democratic National Conven­ Association of Vocational and can be purchased here at Sunday Woodbridge, is a native of New Secretary of the State in 1970 tions of 1960, 1964, 1968, and Instructors Award, National make contributions toward the construction of the the offee, or at the door. London, and was graduated and re-elected in 1974. She has 1972, and Connecticut represen­ Human Relations Award of the bandshell which will be located on the Manchester It won’t be long now for you from Sarah Lawrence College been a TV panelist on the pop­ tative to the Board of Managers National Conference of Community College Campus. HL^THEATRES EAST folks going to Brown’s, and I Christians and Jews, and a Ser­ A taped discussion on the bandshell, its benefits and 'MIDDLE TPKE.. MANCHESTER SH. PARKADE»649- 5491 sure hope we'll get some nice vice Award of the Connecticut funds needed, will be aired Wednesday on station -SATURDAY & SUNDAY AT 2K)0- weather for it. The latest news Region of Hadassah. WINF at 7:30 p.m. Heard will be Michael Dworkin, a on the trip is that we will be Masons to award 27 pins Mrs. Louise Nathan, chapter member of the bandshell fund-raising committee, and CHILDREN'S MATINEES leaving here around 10:30 in the Manchester Lodge of Masons worshipful master of the lodge der the direction of James program chairman will in­ Ralph Maccarone, coordinator of the bandshell morning. All those going, some will award 25-year service pins 25 years ago. troduce Mrs. Schaffer, and MGM 180 in all, will receive a box McKay. project. U-G-M presents Mrs. Eveleen Zimmerman, lunch as we will stop along the to 27 of its members Tuesday at After the presentation, the The evening will open at 6:30 ' N George Pel Production ALL chapter president will preside way. We are expected to arrive Our Staff Is Here its meeting at 7:30 p.m. at the Master Mason degree will be with a roast beef supper. Those at the meeting. Members are Expected at dance around 3 in the afternoon. While MEDICINAL Masonic Temple. conferred. Earl Robertson, wishing more information may reminded of the date, Tuesday they are allocating our luggage 7 Days A Week— The awards will be presented worshipful master, will preside call Joseph Hyland, junior Congressmen William Cotter, D-First District, and SERVICES which was omitted in the to our rooms, they will have a by Stewart Kennedy of 68 assisted by the Fellowcraft warden, 633-7880. Christopher Dodd, D-Second District, are among top To Serve Your Family! AVAILABLE. Autumn St., who served as Club and the Masonic choir un­ Chapter Bulletin. state Democrats expected to attend a dance tonight few snacks of coffee and cake available for us to munch on. honoring Matt Moriarty Jr., Democratic town director This should hold us over until I TT T O v e r seeking election Nov. 4. t - r dinner time. From all reports Dodd said he is certain to attend. Cotter said barring AWARDwiNNtR colorsomc / 2 5 we will be leaving Brown’s on p h a r m a c y Weekend theater schedule any last minute interference, he, too, will attend. Friday, right after lunch which Y e a rs The dance will be at the Manchester Elks Club, should be around 1:30 in the ALL SEATS JUST 99< 455 HARTFORD RD. o f Saturday Rockville I I — “Benji,” 1:30- Manchester Drive-In — Rockville II — “Benji” 2:00- Bissell St., with a social hour from 8 to 9 p.m. and dan­ afternoon, and this time we will MANCHESTER 3:00-7:00-8:45 “Rafferty and the Gold Dust 3:505:30-7:(KL8:45 cing to 1 a.m. to the music of the American Traditions. come directly back, non-stop to C o n tin u o u s U.A. East 1 — “Jaws,” 2:00- Burnside 1 — “Take A Hard Burnside 1 — “Take a Hard Twins” 7:00.; “Deliverance” Tickets may be obtained at the door. the center and should arrive “YOUR COMMUNITY 7:20-9:40 8:30; “Mean Streets” 10:30 Ride” 2;00-4;00-6:00-8:00 S e rv ic e ! Ride,” 7:35-9:35 Also expected to attend are State Sens. David Barry W€WC4 $E CINEMA/ 1234 around 5 or 5:30 in the after- HEALTH 5ER VICE STORE' U.A. East 2 — “Let’s Do It Vernon Cinema 1 — Burnside 2 — “Farewell My noon. Burnside 2 — “Farewell My and George Hannon Jr. and State Rep. Ted Cummings, I-84EXIT58-SILVER LANE-ROBERTS ST. Again,” 2:00-7:10-9:10 Lovely,” 7:30-9:25; “Tom “Farewell My Lovely” 1:30- Lovely’’ 4:10-6:10-8:10; Now I wouldn’t bring too U.A. East 3— “Hard Times,” 3:15-5:15-7:00-9:00 “ Tom Thumb” 1:30 '- Francis Mahoney, Muriel Yacavone, Aloysius Ahean • EAST HARTFORD • 24HR.TEL. INFO. 568-8610 Thumb,” 1:30 and Robert Walsh, plus Mayor John Thompson and the ■ FREE LIGHTED PARKING♦ We Honor MASTER CHARGE. 7:15-9:15; “Tom Thumb” 2:(X) Showcase 1 — “3 Days of Con­ Cinema 2 — “2 Cartoons and Showcase Cinema 1 — “3 E n Manchester Drive-In — dor,” 2:00-4:35-7:10-9:30 Tom Thumb” 1:00-3:00; “Once Days of Condor” 2:00-4:35-7:10- other local Democrats seeking election Nov. 4. “Rafferty and the Gold Dust Is Not Enough” 5:00-7:15-9:30 9:30 III! HI.A( K IS T G O O D E IK K Showcase 2— “Cooley High,” I VIM M AIH Twins,” 7:15; “Deliverance,” 1:30-3:35-5:40-7:40-9:50 Showplace Theaters Showcase Cinema 2 — 8:45; “Mean Streets,” 10:45 Showcase 3 — “Peeper," South Windsor — “Tom “Cooley High” 1:30-3:35-5:40- Vernon Cine 1 — “Farewell Thumb” 2:00; “The Groove 7:40-9:50 Manchester Evening Herald MANCHESTER 2:00-3:50-5:40-7:30-9:20 PARKADf SHOPPING Wed. Mi l 14$; Hon. 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AND Iheir newspaper before 5:30 p.m. Sneak Prevletw Tonight at 8 P.M. 'v- 7:40-9:30 should telephone the circulation NATURAL APPLE CIDER at •• it V department, 647-9946. ‘‘HEARTS OF THE WEST” FERRANDO’S ORCHARDS Sea Monty Pyton before or after the Sneak I BIRCH MOUNTAIN ROAD TOUR CHOKE (3 Miles Beyond Vito's Restaurant, Glastonbury) Dllworth Cornell Quey Post No. 102 Asaodad Uylaa artd labricA Apph C b o o ta Iroffl a var­ Theaa short sleeve i Top wAft oovaHy tcrean •.■■x-y \ Qua lace ar>d am- : iety of coton, >9 sipovert are great'vy. RUMMAGE SALE 8m Tho Cider Mill In Operation Thie WMkendl broidery Irkn* Ma- : INa ipacialv le - AMERICAN LEGION P.C.A. prrtt pn wMa back- ^ by ihemaaives ot| Spohtorad by th« Sltltrhood of T«mpl« B«th Sholom groutd Tb«M Mts . cNna waahabla : lactad group Ca- u>dar a btouaa to r. Crisp, Juicy Orchard Fresh: MclNTOSH, CORTLAND com# n rad rvvy. rust Aaaotied colors tt'il and colorful tt>e layered took ’• MONDAY, OCT. 20th - 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. AND WACOUN APPIESI HRST nCENTENNIAL CELEBRATION ■rtdgraan 3'Bx. 7 /t4 0/3.g.18moa Smal'Larga Marty cotora S lo L •* TUESDAY, OCT. 21st, 9 a.m. to Noon October 25th • 5 to 11 P.M. at the Temple Beth Sholom 20 American Legion Dr., Manchester, Conn. I East Middle Tpke. (corner of Parker SI.) • Block Dance, Two Banda • Entertainment MANCHESTER • Food Booths and Old Fashioned Beer Bar. • Visit m NEW & USED CLOTHING, LINING, FABRICS, ETC. with Lee Scott, “Mlsa Mancheater.” ALL MEN’S ALL MEN’S -: FIREPLACES HEADWEAR GLOVES >: Mingle with your candidates. Join us in celebrating our theme. Happy birthday Anwrical fir e -glow 1 FANTASTIC DAY TO SAVE REALLY B-l-G Flared and cutt- ad corduroya. jj //V, MONEY AT RLAU FURNITURE STORES! REAL W OOD BURNING FIREPLACES poly'cotton bruahad derum t ^ MEN’S LEATHER- BOYS’ QUILTED MEN’S PHOTO­ THOUSANDS AND THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS Many models to j cbooaa from LOOK JACKETS NYLON JACKETS PRINT POLOS Zero Clearance 28 to 30 I Tbeaa tong atteve noveky 1 WORTH OF AMERICA’S FINEST FURNITURE - (orriE TO a PVC and CPO Jacktia I poto atMTla w4t> crew neck ) Built-In Units OuKartdpiakrted Sm Xlg i come n auet >rrtal lo^j RE6. $5.00 I BOUGHT BELOW REGULAR WHOLESALE - NOW for any room I x -lvg e HdmmOIID CONCERT BEING SOLD BELOW REGULAR RETAIL! 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PAGE FOUR - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Sat., Oct, 18, 1975 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn^ Sat., Oct. 18, 1975 - PAGE FIVE Town clears the first hurdle The Town of Manchester Thursday A compromise became a detective. The job titles take hurdled the first legal barrier to construc­ A compromise by the Board of Directors eiffect- Sunday, said Chief Robert Lannan. tion of a Buckland Firehouse and now has MANCHESTER Tuesday night gave owners of all un­ a 31-day breather before its second, WEEK IN REVIEW developed property along Keeney St., Anniversaries Superior Court Judge Harold Mulvey Garden Grove Rd., and Erie St. deferred The Holmes Funeral Home at 400 Main Thursday rejected a motion to issue a assessments when the new sanitary St. began celebrating its 50th anniversary temporary injunction for halting the con­ sewers are installed. this week. Mark Holmes opened the firm struction. His decision came after a 45- Ins and outs Hot debate between Democrats and in the North End in 1925. His three sons, minute hearing on a “show cause” action MANCHE$IER HAS Republicans followed the sewer assess­ Howard, Arthur, and Norman, joined him brought by Larry Noone, leader of a peti­ In politics, both parties continued ment issue since it first came up in the fall before his death in 1963. His grandson, tion drive to extend Eighth District lines issuing charges and counter-charges, with the outs criticizing the ins and saying of 1973. Howard M. Holmes, also became a funeral 725 EAST COUNTR' into the Buckland area. Business-Directory Guide For 254 BROAO ST. MANCHESTER | director with the firm in 1972. “There’s a cardinal rule in law,” said they’re not doing their job, and the ins ac­ Some people with new septic systems cusing the outs of not doing when they will not get deferments as they said they Merchants In Early American Judge Mulvey, “not to embarrass or in­ The Instructors of the Handicapped Inc. were in office what they now say they’d do were told they would get. Others without MIDDLE TURNPIKE Furniture Reproductions terfere with the operation of a (lOH) has begun its 19th year of free if returned to office. the minimum amount of undeveloped land Manchester and Surrounding CLOCKS • LAMPS • FIREPUCE FURNISHINGS and municipality.” swimming programs for the mentally and required by the state to get deferments ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ • NAUTICAL PARAPHERNALIA On Nov. 18 in Hartford County Superior physically handicapped at the Manchester • 0, Preliminary voting list totals show the will not have to pay. tint MUTI MANCHESTER OPEN TUES., WED., SAT. 10 P.M. - 5:3U K.M. Court, town and Eighth District officials Democrats with a comfortable 2,270 lead But at least the issue appears settled un­ High School pool. THURSDAY A FRIDAY, 10 A.M. - 9 P.M. must file briefs in an action (also brought SU NDAY 12 NOON - 5 P.M. PLENTY O f FREE PARKINO over the Republicans — 10,613 to 8,343. til after the Nov. 4 elections. Education Vicinity by Noone) which seeks to determine who The unaffiliated count is 7,650, bringing The Board of Education will turn Orford WE SERVICE AND INSTALL INDUSTRIAL AND COMMERCIAL has jurisdiction for fire service in the the total to 26,606. Final totals will be com­ Village School over to the town. The two- Buckland area — the Town of Manchester New employer piled Oct. 24 and promise to drop by room school has been used for the past AIR CONDITIONING, or the Eighth District. Expectations are Ten employes of the former Manchester featuring this week... several hundred — when names of several years for the Head Start program. that determination may take months to Water Co. were officially accepted into deceased and those moved from REFRIGERATION and HEATING town employ Tuesday night by the Board ThA Head Start classes are now held at the settle. Manchester are removed. We Also Do Sheet Metal Work On Monday, the district board of direc­ of Directors. They have been given job pha^d out Buckland School. Declared government surplus in 1957, the Orford tors will consider calling a second meeting Whatever the final total, it will be far titles and pay about equal to what they had New England Mechanical Services, Inc. Village School was deeded to the town. MANCHESTER PARKADE of district electors on a second petition' below the 27,174 who were eligible to vote with the company. The town bought the ROUTE #83, P.o, BOX 3147 The building may be used as a day care ■ from Buckland property owners a year ago. company Sept. 2 for $2.25 million. TALCOTTVILLE, CONN. (06066) Your Complete center. requesting extension of district lines. The ______643-2738 • 643-21Q9 A political issue committee called Appliance Store first petition was declared invalid by John Tuesday night in Hartford, about a Cops promoted Concerned Parents for Better Education LaBelle, district counsel, and by Victor dozen Manchester Republicans attended a Richard Sartor headed a group of young has been formed by parents from Bentley CAMPING EQUIPMENT FAMOUS BRAND Moses, assistant town counsel. $125-a-plate dinner in the Assembly Hall of officers on the Manchester Police Depart­ and Washington Schools to work for Reports are the district board may the Civic Center and another two dozen a TENTS, COTS, SLEEPING BAGS, AIR MAHRESSES, ment given promotions this week. Sartor, passage of Question 1 in the Nov. 4 TELEVISION - APPLIANCES schedule the special meeting for Nov. 7 $15 box lunch in the adjoining Exhibition 32, is the new captain of the patrol divi­ referendum. The committee will un­ STOVES, LANTERNS and may specify voting by voting machine. Hall. Sliding doors were opened when M A N fM LSTri sion. Robert Guliano, 30, became a lieute­ derwrite the cost of informational HOIK N m v U U T The vote at the district’s July 31 special President Gerald Ford delivered his nant, James Sweeney, 29, became a brochures and conducting a limited public MV. meeting was by voice vote. speech. FARR’S sergeant, and Russell Holyfield, 27, information campaign. THE EVERYTHING STORE -^49-3589 CAMP-BIKE-SPORT 2 MAIN STREET Htit It Slo9 I Sho9 OPEN DAILY TO 9 P.M. J. FARR • 643-7111 a p p l ia n c e I TV

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We all can keep these candles and often found — THAI i:l members of Center Church left our con­ A place for doubt lighted by helping the United Way. strength jonneetm t uniu nj om ^ 0 . A (.t :y ( ) gregation without explanation. Later I dis­ There are other questions to ponder: in the shadows MERCURY covered that his reason for dissatisfaction What place is there for honest doubt? Are of the mountains — The maligned fun 533 Main St. 643-6295 Manchester Phone 646-2756 was that my sermons were too dogmatic. we dogmatic about unessentials? The I have noticed that often those who hear for eyes lifted to the mountain are filled METAL DETECTURS Buy - Sell That caused me to do some deep soul- theologian, Paul Tillich writes: a pun wince obviously, yet later repeat the with majesty and splendor — by Whdft'f Appraise NO SERVICE CHARGE searching. “How could they (ministers) say they same joke with gusto. 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They obediently — for the changing seasons leave but a 270 BROAD STREET PHONE 649-4528 There ARE certainties which the church tinue to preach the Gospel, being careful fleeting more than sure you’ll like them . . . Raymond F. Robinson, Editor-Publisher Harold E. Turkington, Managing Editor marched out, all excejjt the two snakes calls “dogmas.” The word comes from the that it is indeed the Christian truth that is mark upon the mountain — EVERYTHING IN can t hide behind who hung back. “What is the matter?” <4, OUR PRODUCT RETTY JANE TURNER Greek “Dokein,” meaning to think, or proclaimed, not unessentials. Those who asked Noah. some feathery green in early spring — hold an opinion. join need not be free of doubt — for we are pale I School of Dance “We don’t know what to do,” they 40 OAK STREET MANCHESTER A place for dogma all on a pilgrimage in which our faith replied. yellows and deeper greens — the golds and Ballet - Tap ■ Jazz TODAY’S THOUGHT Historically, many groups have had grows. “We can’t go forth and multiply. You crimson of the fires of autumn — but only . J.A. WHITE GLASS CO., Inc. basic presuppositions (dogmas) which Candles galore the snows of heaven reach above the Nti a IIATHlliil f. see, we are adders.” (Ugh!) Acrobatic & Baton must be accepted by those who wish to We hear that the “ United Way is timberline — to add a crown of purity \ FURNITURE TOPS PICTURE WINDOWS . REGISTRATIONS NOW BEING ACCEPTED join. 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We can live each day in law of the church became a criminal act Directors and marvel at the way this com­ it is defeat that turns gristle to muscle; and pass again — 763 "I give you a new commandment; Love confident peace and joy, because we against the law of the land. The element of munity is organized to help those in it is defeat that makes men invincible.” but the mountain is MAIN ST. DON WILLIS Specializing In one another; just as I have loved you, you remember these words: “I have loved you joining by choice was removed and various kinds of trouble. There is help eternal—” 643-1191 BRAKE SERVICE freedom of thought prohibited. Thus it was available for problems of the elderly, the Poem of the week (from “Come Climb My Hill” also must love one another.” (John 13:34) with an everlasting love, so I am constant 191 GARAGE Front End Alignment in New England in the days of the retarded, unwed mothers, alcoholics, vic­ We have just returned from a visit to Winston o! 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Locks & 25 Years Ago and ranges of this city and libeities, were reviewed by General Safes. Combination Changes, By Dr. Francis G, Walett To the accomplishment of parading, North Methodist Church is celebrating Wafhington, attended by the Honourable the members of the Worcester Slate College PRESS AND Sales & Service • Bonded. ^Most 'ENTER IV 649-7544 martial music and other fanfare, keys in stock. Repairs of all kinds. its 99t.h anniversary. Congrd’s. Copyright 1975 Washington, Lee, and Schuyler began • Q i . Also We Make Keys Scissors & 385 CENTER STREET. MANCHESTER A petition is being circulated in the We hear the fehooner Bonaventure, Capt. Waterman, from American Antiquarian Society REVOLUTION their journey to Massachusetts. As they Pinking Shears Sharpened. South End calling for turning over to the On June 10, 1775, John Adams of this port for Nantucket, is taken by an armed minilterial plunde­ fighting had been in the North, mostly in left, John Adams, statesman and master town of all assets, liabilities and powers of Massachusetts resolved in the Second Con­ of government, showed envy as he wrote CUSTOM MADE rer, Massachusetts. And citizens of the Bay the South Manchester Fire District. and carried to Bofton. tinental Congress that the militia gathered to his wife, Abigail: “Such is the pride an^ SEE US FOR; CANVAS AWtiINGS Colony had a reputation for rowdyism and • Alumirum Roll Up 10 Years Ago about Boston should be adopted by trouble-making. Appointing the prominent pomp of war. I, poor creature, worn out Awnings OSTRINSKY This date was a Sunday; The Herald did Congress as the Continental Army. At the • Door Canopies SCRAP METAL Washington head of the colonial forces with scribbling for my bread and my liber­ same time Adams declared that he had • Storm Doors not publish. would help to unite the Americans in their ty, low in spirits and weak in health, must DEALER IN WASTE and PAPER but one man in mind for the important • Combination Windows struggle against the mother country. leave others to wear the laurels which I position of commander-in-chief, and that MANCHESTER AWNING CO. MATERIAI Q PARKER ST. f O R T Y D O L L-A R S W A R D .~ The "Father of His Country” surely did have sown; others to eat the bread which I was “a gentleman from Virginia whose 195 WEST CENTER ST. M A lfcm A Lb j g | 043-5735 or 643-5879 A N away from the fubferiber, oo the ioflant, at night* not possess all of the impossible virtues have earned, a common case.” skill and experience as an officer...would As they proceeded, Washington and his i Telaphona 649-3091 two fervant men* viz. T H O M A S SP & A R S, a joiner, born that 19th Century nationalists attributed to Established 1949 command the approbation of all comrades were greeted warmly in every I R BriJU, him. Not well-educated, nor self-taught ALMANAC in about SO yean of age, 5 feet 6 iachei and an half high* America.” like Franklin, Washington was, village. At New York there were '■ Bender made. He bai light grey or blueiib coloured eyei, a little George Washington, dressed in the buff- nevertheless, a man of considerable deafening cheers and stirring music. Parkade Cleaners Make Old Clothes Look Like New pock marked, and freckled, with Tandy coloured hair, cut Ihort j hit and-blue uniform of a colonial in the MANCHESTER 0 \fr 30 Years' Experlenea By United Press International abilities. He was a very practical man who News of the greeting accorded the GARNER RUG & UPHOLSTERY GLEANING Pictured above, Mr. and Mrs. Martin Libitzky, owners of the Parkade Cleaners located in the Manchester voice is coarfe, and fomewhat draulling. He took with him a coati Virginia militia, darted out of the room Today is Saturday, Oct. 18, the 291st day knew the value of land and money. Some American generals spread widely. The Manchester's Only Complete Carpet Service! Parkade, display some of their work that has earned them the reputation of a high quality cleaners. We Coll 649-5807 waiftcoat, and breeches, of light brown duAl, with black horn but­ where the Congress was meeting in the MEMORIAL CO. of 1975 with 74 to follow. said the tall Virginian was not witty, but Virginia Gazette (July 15,1775), for exam­ 14 High Street, rear guarantee all our work,” states Libitzky, “and we specialize in all areas of dry cleaning.” The Parkade tons, a light coloured cloth waiftcoat, old leather breechei, check Pennsylvania State House (called ple, reported that the Provincial Congress A. ALM ETTI, Prop- The moon is approaching its full phase. rather quiet and dull. Without question, MANCHESTER Cleaners are now doing a lot of work in cleaning furs, suedes and evening gowns for the upcoming cold Oppoalle East Cametery and oznabrig fliirts, a pair of new milled yarn ftoeftings, a pair of Independence Hall today) when he heard of New York had expressed its confidence Itarrlson 9t., Manchester The morning stars are Venus, Mercury, though, he was devoted to the American Phone: 646-5630 weather. This is just another area of specialization that has helped tag them “the professional dry cleaners. old ribbed ditto, new oznabrig trowfers, and a felt bat, notfauiehthe Adams refer to him. in Washington’s “abilities and virtue” and' QuaHty Memorials Mars and Saturn. cause and had a deep sense of responsibili­ worfe for wear. W IL LIA M W E B S T E R , a brtekmaker, bom in The president of the Congress, John declared that it had “the most flattering “With the high cost of buying new clothes these days, it is less expensive to let us dry clean your old clothes The evening star is Jupiter. Hancock, evidently wanted the position or ty- Trj^ "Serving the area since 1955" ^*7^ Scotland, and talks pretty broad. He is about c feet 6 inches high* Although George Washington was hopes of success in the glorious struggle ! like new,” concluded Libitzky. Those born on this day are under the at least the refusal of it. Adams recorded and well made, rather turned of 30, with lignt brown hair, arid neither a Caesar nor a Napoleon on the for American liberty.” in his diary that when he referred to the Got A Painting Problem? Wa’Il Halpl sign of Libra. roundUh face. He had an olive coloured coat, pretty much Worn, battlefield he had great qualities as a When he finally reached Cambridge, Virginia, Hancock’s face darkened: “Mor­ Mass., to take command of the troops, Sarvic* mil m u m lomtlhlng to u i — »nd urvlc* m u m (ptnding (nough American actor George C. Scott, an with black horn buttons, duffil waiftcoat and breeches (faroa as leader of men. If he had faults as a m MANCHESTER, RIGHT ON MAW STREH tification and resentment were expressed George Washington was received with PET OWNERS Him with you to holp you utoct IlM right p«lnt flnlih for that Job you'ro plan­ Academy Award winner in "Patton,” was strategist and tactician, he usually made ning. S u ua tor paint and urvica wmn you plan your n u t projacL uneiar Nome Sptart'i) oznabrig trowfers, and check and oznabrig Ihirts. ' hey as forcibly as his face could exhibit great respect. The address of the Provin­ COMPIETE PHNTMG A COPYING SERVICE If you can't lind what you’re looking for elsewhere, stop HOIMES7. born Oct. 18, 1927. the most of difficult conditions. His went oft^ in a fmall yaul, with turpentine Tides and bottom, the inftde them.” But this was no time to worry LOW COST PRINTING In to see us. Chances are we will have what you need. calmness and patience in the face of cial Congress was printed in the New WHILE YOU WAIT (PHOTO READY) On this date in history: pzimed with a mixture of tar and red lead. Maftersof vcfletti are about Hancock’s vanity. Circumstances W t^ not stop here first and you may not have to go any 400 M A IN STREET - MANCHESrER.CONN adversity were invaluable. Most impor­ England Chronicle, Watertown, July 6, li»K$S CUK • STtTMinV • Mma STIWS E ^ J e J i n s o n P A IN T C Q In 1776, the boundary between Maryland cautioned againft receiving of them} and the above reward it offered demanded that the best possible leader be lurther. 06040 tant of all, his natural dignity inspired 1775; it expressed "the Sentiment of MIMT-MAN PRINTING and Pennsylvania was finally settled, later found. 840 MAIN ST. • MANCHESTER • 646-1777 YOUR to any petfon who will deliver them at my dwellinghoufe, in Uii.i trust and respect. Gratitude of the People " and offered ' to MANCHESTER PET CENTER DEALER m i m h e k . ih e o k p e k o i the c o u u n r u l k to be known as “The Mason-Dixon Line.” After some discussion and tavern contribute all Aid in our Power, to the • SEE US FOR ENGRAVED NAME PLATES INDEPENDENT county, or T W E N T Y D O LLA R S for each, from At the time of Washington’s appoint­ • TRY OUR NEW QUICK ACTION XEROX COPIERI 9 MAPLE STREET, DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER • 649-4273 In 1873, the first rules governing inter­ politicking. Congress voted unanimously PAINTS GEORGE WASHINGTON. ment Congress also named four major Cause of America, and your Happiness Just Around The Corner From Main... 723 MAIH ST., MANCHESTER • 649-4501 collegiate football were drawn up by to make George Washington commander- and Ease." Fair FAX county, af/ri/13 , 17^5. generals, partly on merit and partly to UOHPlIY LIAUj representatives of Yale, Princeton, in-chief of the Continental Army. In his response the commander-in-chief' FORMAL’S INN inc. YOU DESERVE THE BEST Washington seemed the best choice for please different sections. Artemas Ward, Rutgers and Columbia Universities. already in charge of forces in paid tribute to the "firmness and JOHN’ S FLOOR COVERING INC. For the tux DRY CLEANING IN TDWN In 1959, Russia claimed to have taken George’Washington had had occasion to use the newspapers during private several reasons. He had shown bravery patriotism" as well as the “virtue and Whara Quality Is High and Pricas Low and resourcefulness during campaigns of Massachusetts, was an inevitable choice. APPLIANCES the first pictures of the far side of the life in Virginia before the Revolution. Just before he left Mount Vernon to go Charles Lee, although testy, irascible, and public spirit" of Massachusetts. He 119 Oakland St. that’s inn WE SPECIALIZE IN ... the French and Indian War; he was 43 to the Second Continental Congress he had inserted the accompanying adver­ unpredictable, had had considerable declared it would be his "highest am­ WEDDING GOWNS, DRAPES, moon. years old and in vigorous health; he had Installing Since 1953 tisement in the Virginia Gazette at Williamsburg. As other planters often experience in the British Army. Philip bition" to see "peace, liberty and safety” for hint LEATHER AND SUEDE In 1974, the Watergate cover-up trial been a champion of colonial rights; restored to the country. LINOLEUM - CARPET - CERAMIC - FORMICA li Schuyler of New York was named "to Frank A. Among. PresidAnt _;vi!l work dona on pramlsha and hilly guaranlaadl" jury heard a tape recording in which did, he wrote very detailed descriptions of runaway servants or slaves, already wealthy, he would not enrich Little did Washington know how long DPEN DAILY 10 A.M. - 9 P.M. KITCHEN A BATH REMODELING sweeten and keep lip the spirit in that 35 Oak St.. Manchesipi (.uim 06040 President Nixon told aide John Dean to try offering rewards for their return. In this case the fugitives were two white himself at public expense; and he was and difficult the struggle to fulfill this pur­ TAlAphona 10-9 We«k Days rtlRKADE GLEANERS province,” Eliphalet Dyer commented. open Mon., Tuaa., Sat. 10 to 6 p.m., Thura. A FrI. 10 to 9 p.m. o^f/tt 'tttt to stop the Watergate burlary investiga­ indentured servants. The other news item from a contemporary Virginia from the South. pose would be. Nor could he foresee the MANCHESTER PARKADE 643-9561 649-7901 10-6 Saturday 402 W. MIDDLE TPKE. Israel Putnam of Connecticut, short in MANCHESTER Closed Wadnaiday 643-9479 paper shows how the appointment of the American “Generalissimo” was Washington’s appointment was a many hardships ahead before the* tion before it implicated White House per- military training but long in courage and received. (Courtesy, American Antiquarian Society.) masterful move. 'ITius far all of the American Revolution would be won. ^ n n e l. I daring, was the fourthlmajor general. H'- t I 5 4

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NORTH UNITED METHODIST COMMUNITY BAPTIST CHURCH, FULL GOSPEL INTERDENOMI- CALVARY CHURCH (ASSEMBLIES LOCAL CHURCHES CHURCH, 300 Parker St. Rev. Earle R. AN AMERICAN BAPTIST CHURCH, NATIONAL CHURCH, 745 Main St. Rev. OF GOD), 647 East Middle Tpke. Kenneth Custer, pastor. 585 E. Center St. Rev. Ondon P. Stairs, Philip Saunders, minister. L. Gustafson, pastor. T h e 10 a.m.. Worship Service, The Rev. minister; Rev. Frederick Lanz, drector of 10:30 a.m.. Praise, Worship Service and 9:45 a.m., Sunday School classes for ‘Sunflower seed southpaw’ Bill Lee Rene Bideaux, district superintendent, TRINITY COVKNANT CHURCH, 302 CENTER CONGREGATIONAL Christian education. Bible study for all ages; 7 p.m.. adults and children. Nursery facility for preaching, dedication service of new Hackmatack St. Rev. Norman E. CHURCH, UNITED CHURCH OF 9:15 a.m.. Church School for aH^ges, Deliverance Service. the little ones; 10:50 a.m.. Service of Herald Angle CHRIST, 11 Center St. Rev. Newell Curtis organ and sanctuary renovation. Nursery, kindergarten through Grade 4 contmhing Swensen, pastor. FAITH BAPTIST CHURCH, Orange Worship and Bible preaching. Special Jr., Rev. Winthrop Nelson, Jr., pastors. no Sunday Church School; 8 p.m.. Young during service. Adult Discussion Group, 9:30 a.m., Sunday School classes for all Hall 72 E. Center St. Rev. James Beliasov, program for children; 7 p.m.. Evening By Earl Yost 9 to 10 a.m.. Lighthouse Group, Adult Bi­ Adult group meets at the parsonage, the with Willa Stanford; 9:30 a.m.. Adult Bi­ ages three through adult, Infant-Nursery; pastor. Gospel Service. Hymnsing, music, and Bi- Red Sox choice to square series ble Study, Robbins Room, Karl and Karen program will be on "Crime.” ble Study Class led by the Rev. Mr. Lanz; Sports Editor 10:50 a.m., Worship Service with the Rev. 9:30 a.m., Sunday School; 10:30 a.m.. bie message. Prewo, leaders; 9 a.m,, Worship Service, 10:30 a.m., Morning Worship, message: Mr. Swensen preaching on "You Can Wait ZION EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN Worship Service; 7 p.m.. Evening Service. ST. JAMES CHURCH, Msgr. Edward BOSTON (UPI) - Amid hits and two runs liefore “I suppose they’ll hit me a Federation Room, the Rev, Curtis, "What Is the Lord’s Day For?” Nursery is could successfully cope with rattling pitchers a regular Awhile, But Not Forever,” Trinity Tots CHURCH (MISSOURI SYNOD), Cooper J. Reardon, pastor; Rev. Bernard Kiiieen, ominous reports of up to being knocked out in the Carl Yastrzemski will leader; 10 a.m., Worship Service, Sanc­ provided; 6 p.m.. Youth Fellowships will CHURCH OF THE ASSUMPTION, little better this time, but the menacing Cincinnati pasttime. for those 3 years old through and High Sts. Rev. Charles W. Kuhl, Rev. Louis Cremonie. return to left field. There tuary, the Rev. Curtis, preacher; 10 to 11 meet. Adams St. at Thompson Rd. Rev. Edward Once familiar sports figure three inches of rain by game ninth inning of the second I’m counting on us hitting running attack that ruined "I've figured out a way to Kindergarten, Children’s Church for pastor. Saturday Masses at 5 and 7:30 p.m., Sun­ had been some speculation a.m.. Confirmation A.M., Federation ST. BARTHOLOMEW’S CHURCH, S. Pepin, pastor; Rev. Paul Trlnque, Death earlier this week claimed Joe Hublard, affec­ time, Bill Lee, the free- game. Billingham a lot better.” the Pittsburgh Pirates in the stop Morgan from stealing Grades 1 through 3, Nursery for infants; 7 9 a.m.. Divine Worship; 10:15 a.m., Sun­ day Masses at 7 30, 9, 10:30 a.m., noon, that Johnson might put Ber- Room; 11 a.m.. Church meeting. Sanc­ E. Middle Tpke. Rev. Philip Hussey, Saturday Masses at 5 and 7:30 p.m.; tionately known as Pop, and one of the finer sportsmen and thinking, "sunflower seed And as has been his style, Billingham, of course, National League playoffs. on me," said Lee straight- p.m., "God’s Plan For History” presented day School and Youth Forum; 10:10 to and 5 p.m. nie Carbo (who homered in tuary; 3 p.m.. Ecclesiastical council. pastor. Sunday Masses at 7:30, 9, 10:30 and 11:45 a sponsor of baseball and basketball teams in Manchester southpaw,” remained the the prospect of pitching the would be Jack Billingham, However, after belting by Pastor Swensen. 11:35 a.m.. First and Second Year Youth faced. "You just look at him one of his two at-bats in the Sanctuary; 6 p.m.. Family Festival, Instruction; 2 p.m.. Voters’ meeting. Saturday Mass at 5 p.m.; Sunday Masss a.m. CHURCH OF CHRIST, Lydali and in the 1930s Outside of his family, and the contracting Boston Red Sox choice today the Reds’ starter who also five homers in three games square in the eye and he Woodruff Hall. at 8:30, 10:15 and 11:30 a.m. Vernon Sts. Eugene Brewer, minister. series), in left for some CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE, 236 ST. JOHN’S POLISH NATIONAL business that he headed, sports teams wearing the green to stem the Cincinnati Reds’ opposed Lee in game two. A at Riverfront Stadium, the freezes like a possum.” SOUTH UNITED METHODIST 9 a.m., Bible Classes; 10 a.m. and 6 added punch. But Main St. Rev. Neale 0. McLain, pastor. JEHOJVAH’S WITNESSES, Kingdom GOSPEL HALL, 415 Center St. CATHOLIC CHURCH, 23 Golway St. and white colors and campaigning under the banner f victory tide toward their 15-game winner during the Reds appear to have gotten CHURCH, Rev. George W. Webb, Rev. p.m.. Worship. Both Anderson and Red Yastrzemski’s defensive ad­ 9:30 a.m., Sunday School, classes for all Hall, 726 N. Main St. 10 a.m., Breaking bread; 11:45 a.m,, Rev. Walter A. Hyszko, pastor. Manchester Green were closest to his heart. first World Series cham­ regular season, Billingham the power turned on again in Laurence M. Hill, Rev. Robert W. Sox Manager Darrell John­ vantage with the often-times ages, open house for parents of children in 10 a.m.. Public Bible discourse, "The Eldridge Jr., pastors. Sunday School; 7 p.m.. Gospel meeting. 9 a.m.. Mass in English; 10:30 a.m.. EMANUEL LUTHERAN CHURCH, Several years ago. Pop Hublard was cited by the West pionship in 35 years. slipped badly down the their "Big Red Machine.” the Junior Department; 10:45 a.m.. Mor­ Last Day of This Wicked System of Mass in Polish and English. Church and Chestnut Sts. Rev. C. Henry Even should the 80 per stretch and was a surprise tricky left field wall ap­ 9 to 10:15 a.m.. Church School, Nursery ST. BRIDGET CHURCH, 70 Main St. Side Old Timers’ and he recounted the glory days of his The cozy left field wall at ning Worship, message by the Rev. Mr. Things” ; 11 a.m.. Group discussion of Anderson and Rev. Ronaid J. Fournier, cent chance of heavy rains choice by Reds’ Manager parently was the over-riding through 5-year olds; 9 to 9:15 a.m.. Church Rev. John J. Delaney, pastor. Rev. UNITED PENTECOSTAL CHURCH, baseball team which ranked with the best in the state and Fenway Park may not be so McLain, Children’s Church and Nursery Sept. 15 Watchtower magazine article, pastors; Michel Clark, intern. factor there. School, Grades 1 through 6 will attend William J. Stack, Rev. William J. Kiiieen 185 Woodbridge St. Rev. Robert Baker, engaged the Bluefields for town supremacy become reality. Reds’ se­ Sparky Anderson. much of a tempting mystery provided; 7 p.m.. Evening Service, "Have You Stopped Storing Up Treasures 8:30 and 11 a.m.. The Service; Chapel Both managers also con­ church; 9:15 to 10:30 a.m.. Church School, Saturday Masses at 5 and 7:30 p.m., pastor. cond baseman Joe Morgan However, he gave up only now. message by the Rev. Mr. McLain, Nursery on Earth?” Service for children following the prin­ The playing diamond of Pop Hublard's Manchester firmed that Billingham and Grades 1 through 6; 10:45 to noon. Nursery school auditorium; Sunday Masses at 7:30, 10 a.m., Sunday School; 6:30 p.m., brashly predicted any post­ two runs in 5 2-3 innings and provided. cipal hymn; 9:45, Church School and Adult Green was an open lot, off Walker Street, an area now "The machine can’t FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, through 5-year olds and Grades 7 through 9 and 10:30, in church; 10:30a.m. and noon "Sound of His Coming” radio program on ponement of the sixth game after being bailed out by Lee would still oppose each Classes; 9:45 and 11, Nursery for infants, 8 sprinkled with homes. operate sufficiently unless s o n d id some minor SCIENTIST, 447 N. Main St. 12; 9 and 10:45 a.m.. Worship Service, in school auditorium. WINF; 7:30 p.m.. Evangelistic Service. would be "just a stay of some sloppy Red Sox base other .Sunday should rain p.m.. Lead families of districts wiil meet When the Manchester Green lost a game, whether on the most crucial game of the all its parts are working,” tinkering with their lineups ST. MARY’S EPISCOPAL CHURCH, 11 a.m.. Church Service, Sunday School World Order Sunday, Pastor Webb force postponement today. THE SALVATION ARMY, 661 Main St. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, 43 Spruce at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Douglas baseball field or the basketball court. Pop Hublard would execution" for the Red Sox, series for the Red Sox running in the first two in­ said Reds' catcher Johnny for the sixth game. Ander­ Church and Park Sts. Rev. Stephen K. for pupils up to the age of 20, care for very preaching, sermon: “On Being a Either way, it didn’t seem Capt. and Mrs. Arthur Carlson, corps of­ St. Rev. Mack Weiford, pastor. Porter, 174 Colby Dr., East Hartford. who now trail three games seemed to bear little out­ nings, settled down and Bench. "Tony Perez (who son moved Morgan back to Jacobson, rector; Rev. Bruce W. Jacques, young children, subject of the Lesson- Peacemaker” ; 10:15 a.m.. Coffee hour in feel it inside. to m atter to Lee. ficers. 9:15 a.m., Sunday School; 10:30 a.m.. to two. ward effect on him. looked quite impressive assistant to the rector; Rev. Ronald E. Sermon: "Doctrine of Atonement,’’ Reception Hall; 7 p.m.. Youth Fellowship; SECOND CONGREGATIONAL Sports helped him round out a long and useful life. snapped an O-for-15 series the number two spot, with "You know,” the 29-year 9:30 a.m., Sunday Schooi; 10:45 a.m.. Worship, Nursery provided; 7 p.m.. Infor­ Lee, the Red Sox’ 17-game "It’s not that important," before Anderson turned Haldeman, assistant to the rector. Golden Text from John: "Greater love 7:30 p.m., Praise and Teaching Service. CHURCH, l.M TED CHURCH OF streak with a pair of homers Bench batting third, Perez Holiness Meeting; 6 p.m,, Open-Air mal Worship, study and fellowship. winning left-hander who Lee said prior to loosening things over to his much- old pitcher said reflectively, 7:30 a.m.. Holy Eucharist; 9 a.m.. Holy hath no man than this, that a man lay UNITARIAN UNI VERS ALIST CHRIST, 385 N. Main St. Rev. Dr. Felix Thursday night) is a vital fourth and Ken Griffey drop­ "the best thing about Meeting; 7 p.m.. Salvation Meeting. Ex-scout and hoop referee keeps a regular supply of up late Friday afternoon. worked bullpen. part.” Eucharist, Rite 2, with Holy Baptism, ser­ down his life for his friends.” The Chris­ SOCIETY: EAST, Community Y, 79 N. CONCORDIA LUTHERAN CHURCH, M. Davis, minister. ping back to seventh. baseball for me has been the Bob Ford, new principal at Ellington High, is a former sunflower seeds in his locker "Most pitchers don't like to When Lee last faced the mon by Father Jacques, Church School tian Science Reading Room, 968 Main St., Main St. Rev. Arnold Westwood, minister. CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF 40 Pitkin St. Rev. Burton D. Strand, Rev. 10 a.m.. Morning Worship, Nursery Equally as vital a part is Johnson, meanwhile, in­ fact that Bristol, Conn., now David W. Rinas, pastors. major league baseball scout and top-fligbt basketball of­ “for energy," held the throw at the same team in Reds, much of the talk and Nursery care, followed by Coffee is open to the public Mondays through 10:30 a.m.. Dr. William Jones, professor LATTER-DAY SAINTS, Woodside St. & through Church School Grade 12, sermon Morgan, the base-stealing serted Cecil Cooper back at has sunflower seeds in the Fridays from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. and the Hilistown Rd. D. Clark Brown, bishop. 8:30 a.m.. Holy Communion, Nursery by the Rev. Dr. Felix M. Davis, "Testing ficial... Altbougb his entry has not as yet been received for heavy-hitting Reds to five one week. centered around whether he House; 11 a.m.. Morning Prayer and Holy of philosophy at Yale Divinity School, will dynamo who has made first base, leading off, while grocery store.” Communion, Book of Common Prayer first and third Thursday evenings from 7 speak on "Humanism and Theism, The 8:30 a.m .. Priesthood; 9:30 a.m.. care for small children; 10 a.m.. Holy God,” Coffee Hour in Fellowship Hail the Five Mile Road Race in Manchester Thanksgiving with sermon by Father Jacques; 5 p.m.. to 9, a free lending library is also main­ Continuing Debate,” Nursery and Sunday Seminary; 10:30 a.m., Sunday School; 5 Communion, Church School through after the service. morning, defending champion Amby Burfoot is still in top Holy Eucharist. tained. School. p.m.. Sacrament Service. Grade 6. Nursery care for small children. shape. He recently copped the Bristol Mum-a-Thon, a 5.3 mile event, with comparative ease...Mike Nimirowski has Johnson’s strong point been elected president of the Manchester Little League baseball program for the 1976 season. It will be a return to. AREA CHURCHES Baptists host state conclave the top spot for Nimirowski who served as prexy during the 1961 season. He is also a coach and in 1965 guided the Good baseball team The 152nd annual meeting of Army & Navy Club entry to the American League title. CRYSTAL LAKE COMMUNITY ST. PETER'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH, SECOND CONGREGATIONAL W / -J- . the American Baptist Churches BOSTON (UPI) - Boston Yet his system works. In Boston to its last previous UNITED METHODIST CHURCH, CHURCH, Coventry. Rev. Robert K. Jim Leber stepped down after a three-year reign. John Sand Hill Rd.. South Windsor. Rev. in Connecticut is now in Red Sox boss Darrell John­ nine seasons of managing in pennant that summer, was Ellington. Bechtold, minister. Phelps will assume the commissioner’s post in the League Frederick H. Foerster III, vicar. progress at Community Baptist son says he knows his the Eastern, International Morning worship at Crystal Lake Com­ 9:30 a.m., Worship Service; 10:45 a.m.. next season...Jerry Kuhnly of Tolland has been appointed unhappy with Pitching 8 a.m.. Holy Communion; 10 a.m., Holy Church. strongest point as a and American Leagues, Communion, first and third Sundays; Mor­ munity United Methodist Church will be at Church School for all ages. ski patrol leader at Berkshire East for the 1975-76 season. Coach Sal Maglie. The theme of the meeting, m anager: Johnson recorded only two ning Prayer, second, fourth and fifth Sun­ 11 beginning Sunday, Sunday School will Kuhnly has headed the patrol at the Charlemont, Mass, ski Williams' choice was TRINITY LUTHERAN CHURCH, Rt. which opened Friday morning, "A good baseball team, losing seasons — each time days. also be at 11. Anyone wishing to join the is “Bread for the Hungry.” area for the past six years...Cost of tennis lessons for a 32- Johnson, a fellow bench 30 and' Meadowlark Rd., Vernon. Rev. that's my strongest point, ” finishing one game under coffee hour is invited to do so at 10:15 a.m. D r. Orlando Tibbetts, week period at the Manchester Racquet Club ranges from warmer when both were COVENTRY PRESBYTERIAN Donald J. McClean, pastor. said the second year Red .500. His first Rochester AVERY ST. CHRISTIAN 8 and 10:30 a.m.. Worship Service; 9:15 executive minister of the $212 to $244...Elliott “Bump” Wills, son of former major with Baltimore in 1962. CHURCH, Nathan Hale School, Rt. 31. Sox skipper, who is a leading team in 1963 finished third Rev. Dr. Richard W. Gray, pastor. REFORMED CHURCH, 661 Avery St., a.m., Sunday School. American Baptist Churches of leaguer Maury Wills, wound up as the second best hitter in Williams was fired in 1969 candidate for American but won the International 9:30 a.m., Worship; 11 a.m., Sunday South Windsor. Rev. P ete r Mans, Connecticut, is scheduled to the Eastern League as a member of Pittsfield. Young but Johnson remained in the minister. FIRST CONGREGATIONAL speak. He recently returned L eague Manager of the League playoffs and his 1973 organization as first a scout, School; 7:30 p.m., Bible Study at par­ CHURCH, UNITED CHURCH OF Wills, a second baseman, batted .307. He’s a switch hitter. 8:30 a.m., "Back to God” hour radio from visiting churches in Year. "If I didn't have those Pawtucket squad won the then manager of the Red sonage on Cornwall Dr. CHRIST, Andover. Rev. David J, Reese broadcast, WTIC (1080); 9;45 a.m., Sun­ Southeast Asia. His topic is ballplayers out there, I Junior World Series over Sox' International League FIRST ASSEMBLY OF GOD, 763 Oak III, pastor. day School and Adult Bible Study; 11 a.m.. "And Their Spirits Were End of the line wouldn't do (bleep) as a American Association teams in Louisville and St.. East Hartford. Rev. Ralph F. Jelley, 9:45 a.m., Church School, kindergarten Worship Service; 7 p.m.. Evening Service. i i Hungry.” Joe Druzolowski, former East Catholic football stan­ m anager.” winner Tulsa. pastor. through Grade 6; 11 a.m., Worship Ser­ Pawtucket. Nursery care for small children provided. The Rev. Dr. Gene Bartlett, •V Rookie sensations Fred "When you're a baseball 10 a.m.. Church School; 11 a.m., Mor­ vice; 6 p.m., Junior High Pilgrim dout, is a running back with the Tufts varsity eleven this When Eddie Kasko, pastor of the First Baptist fall...Boston Celtics first regular season NBA game at the Lynn and Jim Rice did help player, you know quite a bit ning Worship; 7 p.m,. Evening Service. Fellowship. Church of Newton, Mass., the Williams' predecessor, was M APPING COMMl NITY CHURCH, Hartford Civic Center will be Nov. 11 against Atlanta. Oct. Johnson turn the Red Sox about managing to start bumped into an executive ST. PETER S EPISCOPAL CHURCH, 1790 Ellington Rd., South Windsor. Rev. GILEAD CONGREGATIONAL main speaker, will speak at Dr. Orlniulo Tibbetts 20 is the final date to purchase block season tickets for the from late season faders in with, but you really don't scouting position after the Hebron Center. Rev. William N. Parsing, Harold W. Richardson, minister. CHIIRCH, Hebron. Rev. Marshall B. three sessions of the conclave. Celts five games in Hartford...Ed Lemieux, who has I UPI Photo I 1974 into the American know much. It took l-^i 1973 season, Johnson rector. 9;30 and 11 a.m.. Worship Service and Hughes, pastor. Also participating in the an­ League champions this years — near the end of the 8 a.m.. Holy Communion; 10 a.m., Com­ Church School. 10;30 a.m.. Worship Service, Laymen’s nual meeting are the Rev. On­ battled Mai Darling the past two years for the Masters became Boston's 30th season, but another year of '64 season at Rochester — munion. first, third and fifth Sundays; Sunday. John Hibbard, Nick Infante, don P. Stairs, pastor of Com­ TTie Division tennis championship in Manchester, and lost, won Scheduled starting pitchers in Boston manager. ST. MAI RICE'S CIII RCII, Bolton, Morning Prayer, second and fourth Sun­ Harvey Desruisseaux speaking; 9:15 a.m.. munity Baptist Church; the the State CIAC cross country championship in both 1942 managerial experience before I finally found out "Williams is still rooting Rev. Robert W. Cronin, pastor. days. Church school. Church School classes, Nursery provided. Rev. Alex Elsesser of Bible and 1943 while a student at Hartford High...Have a nice Tabbed to start on the iiioiiihI in and Jack Billingliani of (Jineiniiali - helped him, too. what a failure I had been to for me,” sad Johnson of his Saturday Masses at 5 and 7;30 p.m.; Manchester, associate weekend. today’s W orld Series gam e in if the weatberman eooperates. If that point.” said the Ord, former boss who now VERNON ASSEMBLIES OF GOD, 51 Sunday Masses at 7;30, 9;15 and 11 a.m. TALCOTTVILLE CONGREGA­ executive minister of the Speaks by Boston are Bill Lee of the Red Sox not, tliev'll be tlie .Siindav starters. Johnson has gotten the Neb., native. manages the California Old Town Rd. TIONAL CHURCH, UNITED CHURCH American Baptist Church of ST. MATTHEW'S CHURCH, Tolland. Eugene Red Sox into the World T h e 48-year-old Angels, if he didn't. I'd 9:45 a.m.. Sunday School for all ages; 11 OF CHRIST, Rev. Kenneth Knox, pastor. Connecticut; John Fletcher of Rev. Francis J. O'Keefe, pastor. Brewer N.E, college football Series against Cincinnati by journeyman catcher, who bust his nose.” a.m.. Morning Worship; 7 p.m., Evening 10:30 a.m.. Worship and Sunday School, Irving St., chairman of the Saturday Masses at 5 and 7 p.m.; Sun­ leaving his players alone. played a total of 134 games Evangelistic. Laity Sunday; 7 p.m.. Pilgrim Fellowship. state organization's budget Johnson really wouldn't day Masses at 8;30, 10;30 and 11;45 a.m. Some, in truth, think he says for seven teams over 11 bust Williams' nose, he'd UNITED CONGREGATIONAL BOLTON CONGREGATIONAL committee; and Mrs. Ann Dark spoke out of turn MESSIAH EVANGELICAL Dartmouth, Brown too little. He seldom holds years, got the biggest break probably give Dick the cold CIIIRCII, INITED CHIRCH OF CHURCH, Bolton Center Rd. Rev. J. McClain, organist at the local It is indeed a narrow, and LUTHER.AN CHIRCH, (Wisconsin team rneetings and less of his career in late 1967. CHRIST, Tolland. Rev. Donald G. Miller, Stanton Conover, minister. church. sometimes hazardous, line shoulder. It's more his style Synod), 300 Buckland Rd., South Windsor, frequently deals directly minister. 10; 15 a.m.. Church School and Nursery; Mr. and Mrs. Horace Brown between God’s grace and his and Finley lowers boom Red Sox Manager Dick — and the stvle works. 9 a.m., Sunday School; 10 a.m., Worship top Ivy schedule 9:30 and 11 a.m.. Worship Service and 10:30 a.m., Worship Service, sermon: of Manchester are in charge of vengeance. Jehovah provided with the players. Williams, who had managed Service. Church School; 7 to 8:30 p.m.. Pilgrim "World Series Spirit” ; 7 p.m.. Pilgrim arrangements for the annual the necessary means for OAKLAND, Calif. (UPI) - Gene- time in 1967, told a group of about 400 meeting. BOSTON (UPI) — Dartmouth College, winner of five Fellowship. Fellowship. human redemption. Now he Mauch, fired by the Montreal Expos people at the Redwood Chapel Com­ O I R SAVIOR LUTHERAN straight Ivy League football titles before collapsing last only asks sinful men to believe two weeks ago, has the job as munity Church in suburban Castro SACRED HEART CHURCH, Rt. 30, CHURCH, 239 Graham Rd., South Wind­ UNION CONGREGATIONAL this monentous, superhuman year, has a 47-year hex on its side going into today’s home East hooked Flosdorf records Vernon. Rev. Ralph Kelley, pastor. Rev. sor, Rev, Ronald A. Erbe, pastor. CHURCH, Rockville. Rev. Paul J. Bow­ manager of the Oakland A’s if he Valley, "I give Charlie Finley credit Witnesses fact. It is nonsense to claim a game against undefeated Brown. (for making the A’s champions) but, HARTFORD, (UPI) - Edward Konopka. 6 a.m.. Sunrise Service; 9 a.m.. Worship man, minister; Rev. David B. Eusden, faith in this promise while wants it. The Bruins have not won in to God, Charlie Finley is just a little The liiiviTsity o r Hart­ Saturday Mass at 5 p.m.; Sunday and Sunday School; 10:15 a.m.. Worship associate minister. declining to meet the cove­ Mauch has made up his mind after x-country record resume services Hanover, N.H., since 1928. defeated record to 5-0 against a ford liaski'tliull teuiii will Masses at 7:30, 9, 10:30 a.m. and noon. Service. 9; 15 a.m.. Adult Bible Study Class; 10;30 nant terms — namely, to talking with three different club bitty thing. And if he doesn’t turn a.m.. Church School, infants through Yet Jake Crouthamel’s Dart­ disappointing Rhode Island play ilH first Hartford ST. JOHN'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH, change one’s mind in owners, including Charlie Finley of around, he’s going to Hell.” Grade 8; 10;45 a.m., Morning Worship, the mouth squad, 2-1 and coming team. The Rams won their Civic Center game Feb. I 1 Paced by a Center Springs Park course record by junior S I . MARGARET MARY'S CHI RCH, Rt. 30, Vernon, Rev. Robert H. Wellner, Jehovah’s Witnesses will penitence and to enter into the the A’s, and all that remains is for The remark was part of a general Rev. Mr. Eusden, preaching; 11;45 a.m., off a win over Penn, will need opener against St. Mary’s of Captain Glenn Flosdorf, the Manchester High cross coun­ Wapping Rev. William McGrath and Rev. rector. resume their regular one-hour Savior’s death, burial, and discussion on sin, with Dark often against Springfield Coffee Hour in the Social Room; 1;15 more than history to deal with a Halifax, then droppd their next Mauch to announce his choice. try team downed CCIL foe Enfield High yesterday, 21-38. Joseph Schick, co-pastors. 8 a.m.. Holy Communion; 10 a.m.. Bible lectures Sunday at 9:55 resurrection through a burial quoting scripture to back his argu­ C o lle g e , (J o r d o n p.m.. Senior Pilgrim Fellowship will meet Bruins offense that moved easi­ four games. “I honestly don’t know what I’m Saturday Masses at 5 and 7 p.m.; Sunday Family Service and Church School. (Herald photo by Dunn) a.m. at Kingdom Hall, 726 N. in water baptism, Rom. 6; 3-6. MeCiillough, Hartford Flosdorf covered the Wes Fedorchak and George at the church to attend "West Side Story” ly past Yale, 27-12, last But Massachusetts Coach going to do,” Mauch said Friday ment. He sweetened his remark about Masses at 8:30, 10 and 11:30 a.m. Main St. God’s sure promise is that at It let ie director an- course with a time of 16:31 Trian who were in hot pur­ S T . BERNARD’S CHURCH, at University of Connecticut. weekend. Dick MacPherson is aware how night, while admitting it’s hard to turn Finley later by saying, "I think he is The iocal congregation all the believer's sin has been to establish the mark. He suit. ST. FRANCIS OF ASSISI, 673 Rockville. Rev. John J. White, pastor. Church of Christ “I hope our defense can do a good a spoiler Rhode Island can your back on the club like the A’s, definitely going to be saved, though.” noiineed today. UNITED METHODIST CHURCH, attended a symposium in Bible erased from the divine Running well for the Silk Ellington Rd., South Windsor. Rev. John Rev. Joseph M. Bartok. little liit better than Yale did. be. “Jack Gregory (Rams When Finley first learned of the in­ riie college game will beat out Enfield's Joe Cum­ 1040 Boston Tpke. (Rt. 44A), Bolton. Rev. instruction last weekend in memory. And his future sins three-time World Champions who C. Gay. pastor. Rev. Eugene M. Kilbride Saturday Masses at 5 and 7 p.m.; Sunday Giving up 470 yards and 27 coach) is the guy who two times cident, he laughed and said his mother begin at 8:30 after mings and Manchester Towners, now 9-2 for the David M. Campbell, pastor. Natick, Mass. During the sym­ will be forgiven as he walks in need only a little pitching help to Saturday Masses at 5 and 7 p.m.; Sunday Masses at 7, 8:30, 10 and 11:30 a.m. points is not in our game plan,” in four years has brought his NortbwesI Catbolie and teammates Bruce Bayles, season, were Joe Gr- 10 a.m., Church School, Nursery through posium, 28 persons including the light of God’s Word, 1 John reach the top again. didn’t think he was going to Hell "and Masses at 7:30, 9:30 and 11 a.m. Unitarians to hear said Crouthamel. “I just hope team up here and ruined Fast Catbolie bigb schools zymkowski. Lew Hirschfeld ROCKVILLE BAPTIST CHURCH, 69 Grade 12; 10;30 a.m., Coffee and Conver­ some from the local congrega­ 1:7. Such unrivalled grace Alvin Dark, fired by Finley for the she knows more about these things we play ball with them and stay homecoming for us. We’ve had meet in a 7 p.m. eonlesl. and Eric Randall who took Union St. Rev. Robert L. LaCounte, sation; 10;45 a.m.. Stewardship Sunday, tion were baptized. must not be counted on as an second time in eight years over than Alvin Dark.” Still, the Hayward Tech runners ST. MARY'S CHURCH, Rt 31, Coven­ Dr. William Jones in the ballgame.” our problems with them.” pastor. Family Worship Service, children’s The lecture scheduled for excuse to sin, but as an in­ Review carried a front page story of eighth, ninth and 10th try. Rev. F. Bernard Miller, pastor. Rev. Brown, 3-0 this season and Speaking of problems, the remarks made to a church group lose by point 9 a.m.. Worship Service; 10:15 a.m., moments and adult sermon; "To Whom tomorrow’s service is "The ducement to Godly living. Dark’s church talk anci Finley had respectively. Dr. William R. Jones, author of a leading work on winner of seven straight games, struggling Boston College during the recent American Lague Hockey success Paul F. Ramen. Last Days of this Wicked Just missing out yesterday Results: 1. Flosdorf (M) Sunday School; 7 p.m.. Evening service. Do You Owe What?” black theology, “Is God a White has been led thus far by gangly Eagles take on a powerhouse playoffs, said he wouldn’t be sur­ aides mail him several copies of the Saturday Mass at 5:15 p.m.; Sunday professor of philosophy at Yale Victorious in field hockey ac­ was the Cheney Tech cross 16:31. 2. Cummings (E), 3. System of Things.” There is no quarterback Bob Bateman, a Saturday night when the best prised to see Mauch get the Oakland issue. Masses at 7:30, 9:30 and 10:45 a.m. S T . GEORGE’S EPISCOPAL Divinity School, will be guest R a c ist.’’ He is currently CHURCH OF tion yesterday was the Illing country team dropping a 28-29 ROCKVILLE I NITFID METHODIST admission charge, and no University of Vermont Navy team in 12 years visits Had the A’s not lost to the Boston Bayles iM), 4. Fedorchak CHURCH, Boston Tpke. (Rt. 44A), speaker Sunday at 10:30 a.m. at working on a research project CHRIST job and, in fact, he is openly rooting Junior High girls' team, 4-0, verdict to Vinal Tech in COC CHURCH, 142 Grove St., Rockville. Rev, coliection will be taken at Sun­ transfer, and senior halfback Alumni Stadium. The Middies, Red Sox in the AL playoffs, it is (M). 5. Trian (Ml, 6. Pike VERNON UNITED METHODIST Bolton. Rev. John F. Flora III, vicar. the Universalist Unitarian entitled "The Case for Lydali and Vernon .Streets for the former Expos manager. over crosstown Bennet. action at Wickham Park. John W. Mortimer, pastor; Mrs. Thomas day’s service, according to San­ Kevin Slattery, who rushed for 4-1, are first in the nation in (El, 7. Flanagan (E), 8. Gr- CHURCH, Rt. 30. Rev. Frances 8 a.m.. Holy Communion; 9;30 a.m.. Society: East meeting at the Humanism.” ~Phone: 646-2W3 "He has one of the best minds in believed Finley would have let the Sue Roth scored three goals Andy West took individual Dorman, director of music. to Giangrave, presiding 160 yards against Yale. team defense with a 163-yard- z y m k 0 w s k i ( M ), 9. Schyvartz, Rev. James Schwartz, pastors. Church School; 10 a.m.. Holy Communion Community Y, 79 N. Main St. The Rev. Arnold Westwood, baseball,” said Dark. "I’m sure the remarks slide. But when Oakland was for Illing with Beth Smith ad­ honors with a 16:06 clocking for 9:30 a.m,, Church School,nursery minister of the local congrega­ The game marks the first per game yield and have not Hirschfeld (M), 10. Randall 9:15 a.m.. Worship Hour and Church and sermon. Nursery care provided; 11 Dr. Jones’ topic, “Humanism minister of the local society, players will like and respct him. If he eliminated in three straight, it gave ding the fourth marker. Janet the 1-7 Beavers with Ben Allen through adults; 10;45 a.m.. Worship Ser­ tion visit to Hanover by Bruins allowed a touchdown in the last School. a.m.. Parish Coffee Hour; 3;30 p.m.. Holy and Theism: The Continuing will conclude the three-part Charlie the perfect reason to fire Ritchie played well in goal for from Vinal second six seconds (M). vice. Nursery through Grade 2. Coach John Anderson since nine quarters. Boston College is takes the job, he will do well. That’s a Baptism, (Lisa Ann Moore). debate,” is the second in a series Oct. 26. His topic: Dark, his 12th manager in 16 years. Illing with Cindy Millis, Laurie behind. Ed West and Tim Mar­ quitting as a Dartmouth assis­ 2-3 and hoping top rebound from good ballclub and every man on it is a three-part series of discussions "Death and Dying/Life and Turkington, Cari Waddell, Lisa tin took third and fourth tant after the 1972 season to a 17-7 loss to Tulane. pro.” Many of the A’s were upset when of “Religious Consciousness Living.” A question and answer Schwartz, Lisa Griffen and Liz positions respectively for Catholic take the Brown job. ”1 know for In out-of-the-region Ivy Lague Dark said he didn’t think remarks word came that Dark was being let Liturgical dancers schedule workshops Raising." period will follow each and Mary Neubelt also playing Cheney but the visitors, now 4- myself that when they’re in games, Yale plays at Columbia, he made in an area church about go—Finley still hasn’t made a formal Members of sacred dance The guest speaker is the meeting. well. 5, nailed down the next five during these hours. The instruc­ Hanover, they’re tough; there’s a surprisingly tough victim last announcement, and one — Sal Bando groups in Manchester area The classes are open to worship medium in their LOOKING Finley and sin had anything to do with places to secure the win. runners tor is Katie Sakol, president of no question about it. As I told week against Harvard, and the — said Finley should be fired, not churches are sponsoring a members of established sacred church. his latest firing. He said at a news Tennis Results: 1. A. West (CT), 2. Footprints, Inc. dance groups, rhythm choirs and FOR V the club this week, ‘If we have Crimson travel to Ithaca to Dark. Liturgical Dance Workshop The purpose of the workshops conference he called himself Friday TUCSON, Ariz. (UPI) - The Allen (V), 3. E. West (CT), 4. liturgical dance groups as well Those wishing more informa­ any letdown, we’re in trouble.’” meet Cornell. “ Alvin did a masterful job of triumph starting Monday from 3 to 5 is to expand the possibilities for night that Finley gave him a chance to can wrap up its Martin (CT). 5. Wrang (V), 6. us those interested in tion or if baby-sitting is needed SOMETHING In the Yankee Conference, Boston University leaves the p.m. at the Footprints Studio, the use of movement in ask ^ y he was not being rehired for managing this past year,” added Ban­ first 1976 Davis Cup competi­ Gasior (V), 7. Parmentier (V), experimenting with this may call Footprints, 643-8943 Massachusetts will be at home Yankee Conference and New With its list of harriers at full 466 Main St. TO 00 do. “If anyone should be fired, let it be tion today against Venezuela in 8. Bruzik (V), 9. Davis (V). 10. worship. The sessions will in­ NORTH trying to increase its un- England this weekend to play „197^nd he passed it up. strength lor the first time this The classes will be conducted Finley.” Lajoie (CT). clude a warm-up and exercise THIS SUNDAY? Bucknell while impressive New Sark, fired by Finley for the first doubles play. siM.son. the East Catholic cross the third Monday of each month period. e x a tf . ______, 1> 73f> NO. MAIN ST TFI .. * Area soccer Hampshire hosts Central country team downed St. Ber­ ^ R ri4flD n n MANCMCr.TER. CONN RICHARD D. rAfU.£Y, H. S„ R. pji., Come And Join Us At The Connecticut. Connecticut seeks nard. 22-33. yesterday in HCC ws’v# lust rscdvsd a new Three area soccer teams Ilting hooters shipment of those beautHul its first victory at Maine in a Cheney hooters downed action at Wickham Park. played yesterday and all came Yankee Conference contest. Red carpet welcome The win was the Eagles' sixth out on the short end of the how to Enfield NOTICE angllsh cookie Among the other in­ Playing without three of its played well for the Techmen in a row and left them with an OPEN HOUSE at scoreboard. CINCINNATI (UIM) — Riverfront .Sladiiiin ua» eonverled dependents, winless Holy Cross Upset yesterday in soccer ac­ top performers, the Cheney who were without goalie Bruce over-all 7-2 ledger. Unbeaten Windsor Locks MANCHESTER WATER DEPT tins NOTICE meets Furman in South tion was the Illing Junior High from a baHehall diamond to a foolliall field I'riiiay, and Tech soccer team dropped a 3-1 Beebe, fullback Jeff Mount and St. Bernard's Dave Olsen blanked Rockville High in CVC alllimigli there won’t he another hasehall game here tliis will begin flushing the water mains of the former Mveral snapes, all colors, thoao , Carolina and Northeastern and team by J.F. Kennedy of En­ verdict to COC foe Cromwell winger Kevin Carpenter. took first place with a 15:02 tins have a million uses from% play, 1-0, South Windsor bowed year, thin eity remains drenehed in hasehall spirit. clocking but the next three Manchester Water Company in the North End of town Garner Rug Springfield, both with 3-2 field, 5-4. High yesterday at the Panthers' storing cookies, to sewino boxea.> '> to Windsor High, 3-2, and Whether the Cineinnati Reds win or lose the World Series places went to East. Steve on Monday, October 6,1975 and will continue Mon­ 14 HighI S t. (rear) lOlffrnchester marks, square off in Brookline. Pete Krupp scored two goals field. Ellington High lost its first of Elsewhere, Bates celebrates for Illing and Howard Cohen this weekend in Boston, the eity is |danning a "Reds Carpet’’ Cheney with the setback now Colbert took second place in a day thru Friday until completed. priced front 8 8 ^ OPEN the season to Suffield, 2-1. weleome home for the team. strong showing witji Mark its 100th year of football in a and Kevin Carriere one apiece. stands 2-9 for the season and 0-9 Should you experience rusty water it may got into Windsor Locks upped its home game against Tufts, un­ Bob lagrossi, Dave Golnik and The (.liamher of Commeree has already mapped elahorate Skehan and Joe Stamp taking come falre a look seal in the COC. your hot water tank, if it does, after the water returns ledger to 9-0 while Rockville defeated AlC looks for its fifth Tom Roach played well for the plans for a downtown parade anil rally the day after tlie Skip McNaughton tallied a third and fourth respectively. Series ends. to normal, clear the settled material by drawing off ALL DAY 1:00 to 5:00 PM fell to 4-4-2 with the setback. straight win at Cortland State, Rams. first period goal for Cromwell Ei’ie Leeko iiiid Luke O'Connor the water from the faucet at the bottom of the tank. Paul Lenkeit scored both goals Williams entertains Bowdoin, Illing now stands 5-2 for the If the Reds lake the Series in Saturday's sjxlh game, the with Bud Reggott and Chip eompleted the top five for the Should you have a load of wash stained or muddled “ Where a for South Windsor but it wasn’t Middlebury hosts Hamilton, season. vielory parade here hegins at noon Sunday. Bradforte tallying in the third BOWLING Eagles securing sixth and by this disturbance, after the water returns to normal, dollar'k ■ Oct. 19,1975 enough to prevent the Bobcats Wesleyan plays at Worcester If the Series strelehes to a seventh game Sunday, events stanza. Rob Caron registered seventh places. SUNDAY from falling to a 5-4-1 record. here will begin noon Monday — a "eelehralion” if the Reds Results: 1. Olsen (B). 2. wash the load with your regular soap and 4 ounces of worth Tech, Amherst travels to the only goal for Cheney in the the wtiraeta of munttum P h o n e Larry Krogh scored both goals Rochester, Colby visits Trinity, FOXBORO, Mass. (UPI) - are vietorious or a "show of appreeialion" if the Reds lose. third quarter. ' GOP WOMEN- Barbara Colbert (EC). 3. Skehan tEC) 4, cream of tartar. This should clean the wash satisfac­ ^ d to w n manekOtM* a doUarI“ for Suffield in its upset of The New England Patriots have All tile Reds' players will ride in tlie jiarade — whieh Stamp (EC), 5. Miilaehy tB). 6.. torily. Albany State plays at Southern Bill Perusse in his first varsi­ Higlcv 189-537. June Michaud Ellington. His second goal was Connecticut and W estern announced the signing of free hegins at Riverfront Stadium — and will address the erowd at ty action made 11 saves for the 184. Harriot llasicit 182. Lecko (EC). 7. O'Connor (EC), 9 A.M. - 8 P.M. 646-5630 the end of the parade route — l‘'ounlaiii Square. a penalty kick. Ellington now Connecticut meets Towson in agent wide receiver Elmo Beavers. Ben Hennigan and Carolyn Wilsiin 501. Grayce a. Nelson (B). 9. Coradazzi (B). stands 8-1-2 for the campaign. Maryland. Wright. Doug Landry, both, freshmen. Shea 454. 10. O'Keefe (B),. \ t 0 1 PAGE EIGHT - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Sat., Oct. 18,. 1975 MANCIHESTER e v e n in g h e r a l d . Manchester. Cnnn j a t Oct. 18. 1975— PAGE NINE i%*£aK ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••...... $ ^ y ^ Help Wanted 13 Help Wanted, 13 Homes For Sale 23 Homes For Sale 23 Homes For Sale Mexican fans 23 Homes For Sale 23 Homes For Sale 23 MANCHESTER - Two family G ill OPEN FOR INSPECTION Duplex, separate gas furnaces, EXPERIENCED SATURDAY A SUNDAY 1-4 VA, no down. $36,500. For i K l * “THINKIIK OF SELUNG?” [ Q hard to please BOWLING OIL BURNER TECHNICIAN details. Keys, 528-9081. Site Herald danlel I. reals r e a l t o r MANCHESTER - Exceptional­ I • Blue Crou - CMS • Malor Medical • Excellent Wagea MLS MEXICO CITY (UPI) — The Americans are having a EASTERN -- John Mack 140- CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING ly well maintained three Why not call the Agency that can make it happen? Let 142-168-450, Cliff Jones 171-150- • Paid Holldaya • Ratiramant Plan • Good Working Con- bedroom Townhouse con- Jan, Jim, George, Bud, Joe or Dan give you a free hard time pleasing the Mexican crowds at the Pan I ditlons • No Traveling to Hartford dominiuni at better than true American Games. 431, Mike Zwick 158-387, Paul Market Evaluation.” Ask about our guaranteed aalee Gilberto 154-392, Jim Sirianni value price. For appointment program. No obligation of course. And if Bruce Jenner can’t Americans losing their first call First Hartford Realty, 643- 148-377, Mickey Holmes 146-397, CALL..MORIARTY BROTHERS, INC. PHONE 643-2711 turn them on, it probably can’t game in the baseball tourna­ 9797, 646-6555. Vic Salcius 146, Ed Ralph 145- 6 4 3 -5 1 3 5 FOR ASSISTANCE IN PLACING YOUR AD be done. ment, 5-3 to the Dominican 381, Sandy Hanna 145-408, Ray Maurice Moriarty or Harry Jensen REALE’S CORNER Jenner, the most recent Republic, and being shut out in :S Happy Birthday § *29,900 Dawson 141-373, Tom Fahey wearer of the “world’s greatest the l(X)-meter hurdles where g JEFF S Five-room Ranch on the West 175 MAIN STREET PHONE 646-4525 379, Hank Grzyb 379, Bub Homes For Sale 23 athlete’’ tag, opens his perfor­ Cuban Alejandro Casanas won jlj! Love, Bill, B.B., Cinnamon,;:; ADVERTISING Side, partial basement, real Holmes 370, Ted Kowzun 370, ADVERTISING mance at the Games today in in the time of 13.44. g Grama and Qrampa. :|; big lot, ideal for kids. Joe Giambelluca 366, Sam Lit­ MANCHESTER- first offering the decathlon. Another bland day is in Mom and Dad j:* DEADLINE Lots-Land For Sale tle 363. RATES five rooms, full basement all T.J. CROCKEH REALTOR 34 Services Offered 31 12:00 noon the day before 3 RROOKSIDE LANE • BOLTON And when Jenner performs, it evidence today, with the NEWSPAPER ’ tJay 9c word per day city utilities, oil heat, complete pubiication. COVENTRY - NORTH, ap­ is apt to be of the virtuoso highlights other than Jenner’s 3 days '. 8c word per day aluminum siding, excellent con- 7-Room Custom built Raised Ranch with 2'h baths, built- TWO HANDYMEN will clean, JEWEL — Sonja Henry 194- proximately 45 acres wooded, variety. debut being the United 6 days 7c word per day Deadline for Saturday and dtion, asking price $36,900. ins, many extras. FIRST TIME on market, An­ rake, lime, fertilize, mow, 485, Kathy Berzenski 187, Gigi 26 days . 6c word per day Monday is 12:00 Noon Friday. Assumable mortgagem with 600’ frontage. A steal at $19,000, “I don’t ever take any com­ StatesBrazilian basketball CARRIERS 8% Shown by Appointment Anytime saldi built, brick front, three maintenance of lawn seasonal. Carlow 186-474, Denise 15 WORD MINIMUM large down payment. Charles terms. Frechette & Martin Cellars and attics cleaned. petition for granted,’’ said game (the Americans will be bedroom Ranch, 2 fireplaces, Inc., Realtors, 646-4144. Cromwell 450, Patty Westine Happy Ads $2.00 inch Lesperance, 649-7620. DIRECTIDNS: Highland St. to Carter St., left on Volpl Rd., Reasonable prices. 643-5305. Jenner, holder of the world going for their fourth win □ NOTICES PLEASE READ left on Rosewood Lane. central convenient location. 463, Patty Westine 4M. NEEDED IN ROCKVILLE decathlon record at 8,524 points without a loss), and the awar­ 100x150’ lot. Only $42,500. Bel TDUR AO Air Real Estate, 643-9332. AVAILABLE supervised day in an effort two months ago ding of the women’s ASSUMABLE MDRTGAGE COVENTRY COMMERCIAL - Bill Lost and Found CALL Classified ads are taken over STARKWEATHER CONST. CO. care with meals for your elder­ termed by track enthusiasts as springboard diving gold medal. Clean sixroom Cape, aluminum siding, WOODED ACRE ly relative, while you go to- MacMullen 153-403, Dave Dynes the phone as a convenience. finished rec room. Only $7,900 needed MANCHESTER - Redwood even more spectacular than the The Herald Is responsible for BLDG.LOT work, shopping, visit a friend. 141- 365, Rick Nicola 135-391, Art LOST-Gray male cat, about MANCHESTER HERALD to assume. Ann Landolina. Farms, by owner, eight room world record 3:49.6 mile set by The avalanche of American nine months old, declawed, only one Incorrect insertion and Dutch Colonial, large dining Conveniently located between Hart­ Call 649-2358 for information. Schmidt 136, Carl Bujaucius then only to the size of the 646-5353 ford and Storrs! Priced right! 649-5306. New Zealand’s John Walker. swimming medals will begin on neutered, vicinity Tudor Lane. 647-9946 room, 2 1/2 baths, king size 142- 374, Rick Johnson 150-363, T \s original insertion. Errors which PASEK ODD JOBS - trucking, home “After all, Fred Dixon (like Sunday when that sport cranks If found call 646-3219 or 875- do not lessen the value of the Master bedroom, first floor A1 Napoletano 145-384, Jay 5816. Realtors, MLS 289-7475 MANCHESTER - Price reduc­ EQUAL HOUSING OPPORTUNITY repairs, serving Manchester for Jenner, a Californian) is here up at the Olympic Pool. advertisement will not be cor­ MANCHESTER family room, new in-ground Colangelo 138-365, Andy tion, owner wants fast action on five years, free estimates, 643- and he has the second best point Colson threw the javelin 273- COOK - person with restaurant BOOKKEEPER - part time, rected by an additional inser­ pool, 2-car garage, fantastic BMROWS & WALLACE Lamoureaux 140-351, Walt LOST- Passbook number 25 tion. SUPER KITCHEN this terrific three bedroom view of Hartford. Moving out of •hj^er Nn Ham HarHord 0304. total in history. OV2 Friday to overcome two experience, interested in lear­ full charge throup general MANCHESTER -Price reduced Law rence 139-351, George 0141983, Savings Department of on this seven room Dutch This lovely seven room Colonial. Fireplaced living state. Must sacrifice. Low 60’s. 649-5306 397-1515 ;2$.6615 "We should have a good com­ Cubans, and moments later ning home style cooking. ledger, statistical reports, room, eat-in kitchen, formal LIGHT TRUCKING - attic and Barber 136-398, Ken Osborne Connecticut Bank & Trust Com­ Ordering and kitchen manage­ financial statements. Apply in Colonial near Country Club. Colonial has been completely Principals only, 647-9332. petition, and I’m looking Miss Huntley cleared 6-2'/2 to pany. Application made for dining room, rec room for cellars cleaned, for free es­ (UPI Pholo) 383, Doug Scruton 372, George ment responsibilities. Call 875- person, Rockville Public Health Fireplaced living room, formal remodeled inside and outside. timate phone 647-9610. forward to it” take the high jump just before a payment. Homes For Sale 23 Homes For Sate children, plus an oversized gar­ Burgess 368, Ron Sponheimer 0944 or apply in person. Rein’s Nursing Association, 62 Park 23 dining room, family room, eat- Three huge bedrooms, first MANCHESTER Investment Property 25 Jenner and Dixon’s battle will monsoon rain struck Olympic age and an in-ground pool. Mid 359, Bud Wickham 351, Art Ruff New York Style Deli and Street, Rockville. in kitchen, three bedrooms, floor family room, IVx baths, 40’s. B/W Realty, 647-1419. ELECTRONIC TUNE-UP $10 come in the midst of another Stadium. LOST- Savings passbook, 022-0- MANCHESTER - Full plus IVx baths. Aluminum Big day spoiled by officials 356. — — Restaurant, Route 30, Vernon. new refrigertor, stove dis­ YOU’RE INVITED ELLINGTON-Crystal Lake, plus parts. Brakes, shocks, scrap — the race between Cuba Miss Huntley’s performance 24294-5, Hartford National Bank SHEET METAL Mechanic - OPEN HOUSE dormered six room Cape, three siding and large lot. 50’s Zinsser two cottages, extra building lot, and Trust Co., First hwasher. New cabinets, MANCHESTER - Make an offer To inspect this immaculate lube, bearings, etc.. Due lo liungliiif; offieinls in the Pan Am Games, Chan­ and the United States for Pan brought probably the warmest WIVES- Lynne Topping 186- BABYSITTER WANTED - Experienced in layout work, bedrooms - (2 extra large, will Agency, 646-1511. lakefront property, $21,900. Manchester Office. Application aluminum siding, vacant. on this exciting family split, aluminum sided seven-room Guaranteed. Call anytime, 646- dra Cheesltorough, left, was ffiveii a silver medal, ll American gold medals. response from the Mexican 486, Carol Garrison 196-480, Fountain Village area, for two follow blue prints, familiar with SUNDAY hold king size furniture). 1 1/2 Audrey Schaefer, Broker, 875- 2065. made for payment. Owner reduced price to $41,- with four bedrooms, three Colonial, huge living room Thanks to the first places throng as any by an American Peggy Brooks 464. children occassional air conditioning equipment baths, formal dining room, MANCHESTER - seven room 5351, or 643-1667. should have been f;old for firsl |ilaee in ihe 200 meters. Cape with fireplaced living 500 for quick sale. Excellent baths, for easy living plus love­ with center fireplace, formal secured Friday by Sam Colson this week. But there was no weeknights and weekends. Call helpful. Must take pride in his OCTOBER 19 fireplaced living room, kitchen ly living room, great family CUSTOM DRAPERIES - made Here she is eomforted alter race hy teammate Pamela FOUND- White cat, black 872-9193 beween 12 and 5. work and be a good leader. with built-ins. Walk to Buckley room, formal dining room, value on today’s market. dining room, sun rooms, gar­ TOLLAND SEVEN ROOM of Clemson, S.C.. in the javelin chance to gauge their reaction ZODI AC- Rose Robideau 181, spots, double paws, black bushy room, eat-in kitchen, in good very reasonable, work ,Mles who was f:i\en fjold medal hy mistake. Both ary Please call with resume and 1:30 - 5 P.M. School. Owner relocating. $39,- three bedrooms, ceramic bath, age, immediate occupany, house plus detached possible guaranteed, call anytime, 649- and Joni Huntley of Sheridan, when Miss Huntley’s gold Diane Anderson 222-506, Sally tail, green eyes. Kennedy bar in the rec room, excellent family neighborhood. Priced in three room income apartment. I nited .States team mem hers. MACHINE ASSEMBLER- references, 423-5676. Stygars 9 RISLEV RD., VERNON 900. Call 649-8192. the 40’s. But we’ll listen. B/W $40,900. 4266. Ore., in the high jump, the medal was awarded because Wheeler 451, Pat Legrand 455, Drive. 646-3034. yard and neighborhood for In-ground pool, all situated on some mechanical and Refrigeration Sheet Metal BOULDER RIDGE AREA Realty, 647-1419. Americans stayed even with almost all of them had fled Donna Mieczkowski 468, Betty machining ability. Blueprint Company, Back Road, REDUCED FOR quick sale - children, over sized two car 250’ X 227’ commercial lot. (Off Tunnel Road) REAL ESTATE CENTER TIRED OF waiting in line? Call Cuba in gold medals at 30. But from the pounding rain. Kuliano 486. reading, top pay and fringe Windham Center, Conn. two family, 30-Locust Street, no garage, above ground pool, W.J. BARCOMB Asking $44,500. Audrey the Car Doctor. We tune your Large 8-room Colonial, four 646-4144 MANCHESTER VICINITY - Schaefer, Broker, 875-5351, or Pro football roundup the U.S. led in overall medals, “Actually,’’ said Jenner, “1 ...... benefits. Overtime work. Call agents. 646-2426, 9-5. plaster walls and full installa­ Fifteen minutes from Main Realtor 644-8000 car at your home. 19 years FREC H EH ES MARTIN, INC., Realtors 643-1667. 75-60. think there are a lot of Announcements 3 Shop superintendent for OPENINGS for part time day bedrooms, first floor family tion, city water and sewer, Street, Country living with a experience. For appointment On a light day of activity Mexicans who stand up and EARLY BIRDS- Robbie ------preliminary interview. 643-2487. help at our luncheonette. room with fireplace, formal MANCHESTER - Ansaldi built alum inum siding. $37,900 263 Main Street Manchester three or four bedroom call 649-4824 or 646-5826. Ranch located on nice Odegard Realty, 643-436 NEW LISTING - Large seven Friday, the U.S. picked up four cheer when an American does Williams 131-370, Alice Munroe WANTED - your vote on Pressure Blast Manufacturing Experienced preferred. Apply dining room, 2-car garage, aluminum sided cape. 129, Nancy Pastula 125, Sophie N ovem ber 4, for P h y llis Co,, 41 Chapel St., Manchester landscaped lot, two fireplaces, room Ansaldi builtRaised Business Property 26 gold medals — the two at the something good. W. T. Grant Company, 150x337’ treed lot, city water Hardwood floors, fireplaced DRIVEWAYS - Residential and Raiders, Bengals Welply 358. Jackston, Democrat for Board Ct. Manchester Parkade. An equal and sewers. No liens. large paneled family room, eat- *31,900 MANCHESTER - Exceptional living room, excellent condi­ Ranch, tile baths, built-ins, commericial, installed track, another in team trap “We have been treated well _____ of Directors, Committee to ------in kitchen, garage. Priced in carpeting, two fireplaces, large MANCHESTER - doctors, opportunity employer. REDUCED TD $61,900. Six-room Cape, in the center of town, buy on three bedroom Colonial, tion. A steal at $34,900. B/W anywhere in Connecticut. No shooting and one more in in town. It is just a small group MFRruANTS Tnm Tiirnpr Reclcct Phyllis Jackston. Vic- TRUCK DRIVER-Must be 21 the 40’s, Zinsser Agency, 646- family room, two-car garage, lawyers, and professionals take job too small, or too large. 688- has aluminum siding, large porch with 1 1/2 baths, den, living Realty, 647-1419. note, eight room Colonial, high in NFL headliner weightlifting. that has been hostile at some of 147-146-415, Norm Kloter 138- tor_I_Mo^e^ T reasurer_____ vears old or over. So^^ EXPERIENCED PERSON ■ 1511. across the rear. Reasonably room and family kitchen, only one acre lot, with extra 0863, out of town call collect. But the United States did suf­ the sites, and I’ll admit that for weekly housecleaning. Own FJ. SPILECKI redecorated. buildings suitable for storage or traffic area, parking for 30 $32,500. Wolverton Agency, 'MANCHESTER - You cannot cars, ideal for office and home fer disappointments, the does create problems." r ASSORTED I physTc'al e x L to transportation. 643-4955 after 6 Realtor 643-2121 RANCH - three bedrooms, T.J. CROCKEH REALTOR Realtors, 649-2813. afford to let this one pass. Spif- horse. Bolton area. Convenient SNOW BLOWER repairing, Mazur 138-372, Harv Johnson . n n illlT IIOI CC I interstate deliveries. Excellent o’clock. fireplaced living room, dining to 1-84. O w ner’s anxious. or apartment situation, many chain saw and lawn mower, NEW YORK (UPI) — It's generally accepted that the 643-1577 fy 2-family 5-5, with many possibilities, G&R Realty, 289- 131-390, Tom Mazur 139-375, . UUliU I HULCo , benefit program. Apply in per- room, garage with porch, nice BOLTON - newer Raised Ranch Dubaldo-Lesperance, 646-0505. sharpening and repairing, pick Oakland Raiders have the best all-round personnel in the extras. Priced in the low 40’s. 6885. Henry Steullet 143-382, Steve . 9Q 4 It H I17 I Allied Printing/Services, REFRIGERATION Mechanic - treed lot. Merritt Agency, 646- with 27’ kitchen and dining B/W Realty, 647-1419. up and delivery, Ellington N'ational Football League. The only problem is getting it Midget Football League Mikolowsky 153-418, Steve ■ | UUfci 579 Middle Turnpike, West. Experienced in all phases of $27,300. ATTRACTIVE 5 room 1180. MANSFIELD- older home, on area. Large living room, three TOLLAND - New contem­ Equipment Center, Route 83, out of the training room to the playing field. L a u re tti 148-386, R eggie with this ad — Limit 2 Dozen. Manchester, Conn. Equal op- air-conditioning, installation Ranch, fireplace, baseboard acred lot, near 1-84, three bedrooms, fireplaced family porary under construction, Ellington Industrial Center, three bedrooms, 2 baths, Real Estate Wanted 28 -The Raiders, the choice of Tomlinson 149-388, Walt Stanley G o o d S u n d a y th r u portunity employer, m /f. and service. Must be of neat heating, stove, refrigerator. BOLTON PRICE REDUCED bedrooms, large kitchen, Oil room, 2 1/2 baths, 2-car garage. FALL OFFERINGS 875-5018,8-6 p.m. daily Saturday modern kitchen, two fireplaces, 8-4. many before the season to at 138-151- 417 Wednesday only at . ------work habits, has his own tools Hutchins Agency 646-3166. WAS ‘SS.DDD NOW >49,90D Heat, country setting, garage, $54,500. Wolverton Agency, GLASTONBDRY - iVx treed ALL CASH for your property ____ M I^T PR n n M IlT TRUCK DRIVER -to deliver and proud of his work. State finished family room, two car least appear in the Super Bowl Lawrence, is out for the year Chargers notch Owner wants fast sale. Immaculate. 7- needs work, great potential, Realtors, 649-2813. acres surrounds this quaint 6- within 24 hours. Avoid red tape, and rookie David Humm has a 25' wltiMiddiiTpY.! and pick up at stores in Connec- license preferred. Please call $32,900 - ATTRACTIVE 5 1/2 room Raised Ranch, 2‘/i baths, owner lowered price to $27,900! garage and more. Treed acre. instant service. Hayes Corpora­ WINDOW CLEANING - after this season, have been beautiful kitchen, family room room Ranch, fireplaces in rATPKFRS Map Ipnarlt Manchstler, Conn. tlCUt. Good working conditions with resume and references, room Ranch, garage, Must be seen! Petrus Realty, $53,500. Amedy Realty, tion, 646-0131. residential and commercial, in­ decimated by injuries this year hand injury. w/flreplace, 2-car garage. Acre - Many both living room and family Realtors, 875-6283. '------' and starting pay. Apply at 423-5676. Stygars Refrigeration baseboard heat, manicured extras. Call Wes Alvord, 646-1340. 228-3777. cluding initial cleaning for con­ and could lose their hold on first “This is the worst injury 134-353, Val Huestis 138-356, Singer Company 856 Main St., MANCHESTER room, dining area, kitchen, initial triumph Sheet Metal Company, Back shaded lot, Hutchins Agency, ARTHDR GAL CO. SELLING your house? Call us tractors or developers, fully inr problem we have ever had Olga Colla 127, Cindy Doyle 130- Manchester, Conn. SIX-FIVE DUPLEX three bedrooms, and two full BOLTON - Attractive lake view sured, free estimates. Call place in the American Road, Windham Center, Conn. Realtors, 646-3166. MANCHESTER- in our opinion first and we’ll make you a cash Conference West Sunday. here,'' said Coach John 141-375, Anne Fidler 147, Peggy □ FINANCIAL ----- ^------Extra nice. Half acre plus, treed lot, baths. Attached garage. year ’round 4 1/2 room Ranch, Quality Maintenance, 647-9498. this is one of the nicest Capes separate furnaces, garage. $51,900. offer. One day service. T. J. The Raiders are in Cincinnati Madden. “There are so many Cochran 126, Joan Baldyga 134, PART TIME Cleaners needed, PERSON with good speaking Priced in the 40’s. fireplace, knotty pine Crockett, Realtor, 643-1577. pople on the injury list I can't Action in the Midget Football League last night at Mt. MANCHESTER - Large newer GARRISON COLONIAL - four that has been offered for sale in throughout, enclosed porch, MASONRY REPAIRS - new to. face the unbeaten Bengals Arlyne Ponticelli 138, Carol early morning hours, 6-9 a.m. voice for telephone sales, 3 p.m. Manchester. Five immaculate, WARREN E. MANCHESTER - A huge for­ even remember them all. " Lewie 126, Joan Colby 340, Bonds-Stocks-Mortgages 8 Six days per week, Manchester to 8 p.m. Monday through duplex three room apartment. years old, fieldstone fireplace, new cedar siding, low taxes, work, brick block, stone, call with a number of their top per­ Nebo saw the Chargers win their first game after two beam ceiling, wall-to-wali atrractively decorated rooms- mal dining room is yours with IMMEDIATE CASH for your Cincinnati, trying to hold off Friday. Applications and inter­ Immaculate condition school bus, bank financing. $24,- 643-9508. formers either out completely losses and one tie, 20-0, over the 0-4 Giants and the 1-1-2 Helene Dey 343, Diane Bernard 1 7- I fin transportation. Call throughout. Priced right. R. carpeting, family room, sliding two full baths- garage-nearly this immaculate six-room 200. or offer. 742-9600. property. Let us explain our NFL Champion Pittsburgh and ^ MORTGAGES, loans first, se- 649-5334. views, Monday October 20, HOWLAND fair proposal. Call Mr. Belfiore, or playing with nagging in­ Jets battled to a 0-0 stalemate with the 2-1-1 Patriots. Zimmer, J.D. Real Estate, 646- glass doors to large deck, gar­ 1/2 acre lot. Please call t o Cape, fireplaced living room, Houston, both 3-1, in the AP’C cond, third. All kinds. Realty ______from 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. See C. Realtors 643-1108 647-1413. TREE SERVICE-(Soucier) juries. 1980. age, mint condition, $51,700. com plete details $36,900, kitchen, three bedrooms, TOLLAND - Time is running Trees cut, trimmed or topped, Central Division, one of the The Chargers put on a fine Herlth played well for the statewide. (Jredit rating un- NURSES AIDE - 11 p.m. - 7 Shamber, European Health Odegard Realty, 643-4365. Oakland holds only a game Spa, West Middle Turnpike, Philbrick Agency, Realtors, enclosed breezeway and two- out to take advantage of 7 3/4% stumps removed, fullv insured. hottest races in the league, has offensive display in the se­ necessary. Reasonable. Con- 3 12 midnight to 8 a.m., 646-4200. MAY WE BUY your home? lead over Denver in the AF'C Chargers while best for the ______fidential, ouick arrangements, part time and full time. Enjoy Manchester. MANCHESTER - Price car garage, in-ground pool, financing that’s available on Got a tree problem? Well worth two regulars questionable. reduced $3,000 on this im­ this new six room Raised Quick, fair, all cash and no West and a Bronco victory over cond period recording all 20 Giants were John Webb, MANCHESTER - Four stone fireplace with barbeque, problems. Call Warren E. a phone call. 742-8252. Strong safety Tommy Casanova I r 'i " 'i I worklog with a skilled and maculate seven-room Cape. CAPE - Six rooms, treed lot, Ranch. Two full baths, Cleveland, which has yet to win points. Dave Quesnel, John Mum- LEOAL NOTICE 100 Constitution Plaza, Hart- dedicated staff in a very plea- PART TIME janitorial work, bedrooms and family room on $45,000. Howland, Realtors, 643-1108. and tight end Bob Trumpy have Manchester area, 2 1/2 hours Custom kitchen, three or four city utilities, handy location, FIRST OFFERING first floor, applianced kitchen, 2 heatolator fireplace, ther- WANTED ODD Jobs - Raking this year, combined with a The B Team got the ford and Tim Scalise. Court of Probate 233-6879. ggnt and modern atmosphere. bedrooms, rec room, oversized $31,500. Philbrick Agency, Martin School, Dartmouth SDMERS — A horse lover’s missed two games with ankle per night, five nights per week, full baths, finished basement. mapane windows with screens, INSTANT cash for your home. leaves, painting, cleaning Raider loss to Cincinnati would Chargers rolling in the stan­ Rains kept the Jets and District of Andover Tj TT3 Experience preferred. Please garage. Secluded yard etc. Realtors, 646-4200. garages, plus $2,000 tax rebate. injuries and their status for NOTICE TO CREDITORS MORTGAGES — Ist, and 2nd call Doris Blain RN Director call 249-6880. Heights, large seven-room A ttached garage. $45,900. dream, eight-room Colonial Call Dan Reale, at Reale’s cellars and attics, no job too put the clubs in a tie at 3-2. za with Brian McAuley Patriots from mounting Priced to sell. $37,900. R. Raised Ranch, plaster walls, Wolverton Agency, Realtors, on 2 acres with cottage and $47,900. Amedy Realty, small. Reasonable rates. Free Sunday is in doubt. PurlSa™ ?0^ ™ e f of Ho“ ° Vafdis “"ancing Nurses, 646-0129. Manchester ■ Corner Realtors, 646-4525. Oakland was crushed 42-10 carrying 34 yards to the one- offenses with defenses Zimmer, J.D. Real Estate, 646- CIRCA 1830 well maintained tile baths, large closets, built- 649-2813. four-stall barn, living room, Realtors, 875-6283. estimates. 646-7786, last week by Kansas City, In other games Sunday, Vinkel” JudV a^ dais mus?‘t ^85 West 1980 nine room Antique Colonial, Atlanta is at , yard stripe with Damian dominating. Best for the presented to Ine fiduciary named below s e rv iC G , J .U . rieai E x S iaie Center Street. ins, carpeting, two fireplaces, dining room and country AN EAST of the river church which hadn't won a game, after on or before February I, 1976 or be AssOC. 646-1980. ______:______four fireplaces, four bedrooms, MANCHESTER - Newer three VERNON - just over Baltimore at New England, Purcell plunging over for Patriots were Scott Dougan, large family room, two-car kitchen, fireplaced family seeks land suitable for building I------struggling to a 6-0 victory the barred by iaw jhe_fid^dary is: ------MECHANIC long established ! TAILOR OR : study, one full and two 1/2 baths or four bedroom Ranch, con­ Manchester line, a gorgeous ten the touchdown. Larry Duff REDWOOD FARMS - Custom plus attached five room un­ garage, city utilities, room, four bedrooms, over­ in Vernon, Rockville, North ASSORTED previous week over San Diego, Chicago at Pittsburgh, Green Ken Hiil, Bob Stokes and venient location, good condi­ room split Ranch, with large Hebron Road and well equipped general gar- seven room Raised Ranch, finished carriage shed, poten­ excellent condition. Priced to sized 2-car garage. Must be Manchester area. Minimum Bay at Dallas, Kansas City at added the two-point conver­ Norm Racine while best for I SEAMSTRESS | tion, $35,900. Paul W. Dougan pool, cabana, etc., high 50’s and two acres. Call 644-0988 or 872- DONUT HOLES which also had not won a game. Andover, Conn. 06232 ag^, needs a seasoned car and three bedrooms, 18x24’ tial for studio, etc., two story sell! seen. 50’s. well worth it. T. J. Crockett The Raiders have scored just San Diego, Miami at the New sion for an 8-0 lead. Shortly the Jets were John Dubois, I I Realtor, 643-4535. 3280. York Jets, New Orleans at San Court of Probate Good w aps fireplaced family room, double barn, well treed lot, $54,000, CHARLES LESPERANCE STAFFORD — Set in courty, Realtor, 643-1577. one touchdown in the last two after. Duff made a fine punt Mike Doyon, Bob Berdat and District of Andover A llW fringe benefits. I Experienced in men’s wear| 29< s DOZ. Francisco, Detroit at garage, acre wooded lot with Philbrick Agency, Realtors, this lovely six-room Cape has weeks and that came in the return and McAuley Jim Garner. NOTICE TO CREDITORS I §§ References. Mellen, White and I tailoring, excellent working | gorgeous view. Merritt Agency 646-4200. 649-7620 WE WILL buy your home. with this ad — Limit 2 Dozen. ESTATE OF GERTRUDE MARY Pashaw, 107 Bumside Ave., fireplaced living room, Quick, efficient professional final minute last Sunday Minnesota, Washington at galloped 25 yards to paydirt, - I conditions, good startin g | 646- 1180. SOUTH WINDSOR Good Sunday thru Houston and Philadelphia at St. Pursuant to an order of Hon. Valdis East Hartford. I salary to qualified person. | kitchen, four bedrooms, full service, Call us first. W. J. Bar- Wednesday only at against Kansas City reserves. Tim Fogarty recovered a LIQUORS-WINES SOUTHERN N.H. Country SUNSHINY HOMEII Louis. On Monday night, the Vinkds, Judge, alt calims must be /U iji ------I Vacation with pay, many in-, MANCHESTER - new listing, East Hartford $46,900 basement, and attached 2-car comb Realtor, 644-8000. Consider the injuries. Giant fumble at the 25 with presented to the fiduciary named below HELP WANTED - experienced Estate. Renovated Cape, four MISTER DONUT New York Giants are at Buf­ CORDIALS five room older home, central garage. 30’s. 6*/b room Ranch, IV^z baths, 1st floor 255 Wait Middle Tpke. Quarterback Ken Stabler, the on or, before January l6, 1976 or be ______in bar and COCktail work, full j surance benefits. Apply to Mr. bedrooms, barn, 53 wooded family room, full basement, 1-car at­ falo. Bob Johnson scooting right Minimum Prices barred by law. The fiduciary is I location, small barn $29,900, Manchester, Conn. AFC Player of the Year in 1974, I Snyder. OPPORTUNITY KNOCKS! open acres on quiet country tached garage on wooded and private I------end for the touchdown. John A. Varca and part time. Call 872-3381 ask ALDA REALTY INC. Hayes Corp., 646-0131. road. Pond, 3 hole golf course, lot, conveniently located. Call 649-5306. has been hobbling with a bad 103 West Street □ EMPLOYMENT for Skip. Six-room Ranch, eat-ln Realtors, MLS John Buehler and Bill ARTHUR DRUG Bolton, Conn. 06040 view. $80,000. Acre Realty, 21 □ MISC. SERVICES knee and admits it's hampering MCC winner kitchen, large dining Equal Housing Opportunity EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER RELIABLE MARRIED Man Roxbury St., Keene N. H. 603- his throwing. Stabler has NURSES AIDES - all shifts, full REGALS MEH SHOP ! MANCHESTER - Northfield room, living room with •fULT 688-7271 will rake leaves, paint, clean in volleyball Help Wanted 13 time and part time, weekdays I 352-2788. BARROWS & WALLACE played only about a half in the ! 903 Main St. Green, seven room Colonial fireplace, two full baths, Manchflstsr Nsw Havw Hartford Services Ottered 31 cellars, attics, any odd jobs. and weekends, only I style Condominium, three Reasonable rates. For free es­ last tv.'o games. Winning two games in PUBLIC NOTICE JOBSEEKERS Employment Manchester • 643-2478 three bedrooms plus MANCHESTER - large Duplex 649-S306 397-1915 728-6615 Marv Hubbard, Oakland's experienced need apply, Good bedrooms, two full and two half REWEAVING burns, holes. timates call 649-6903 between 5 volleyball action yesterday was ALUMNI MEETING Annual Meeting of The Bolton Service - open 8 a.m.-8 p.m., starting salary, liberal fringe view! Call 649-5306. 7-7, beautiful spacious moaern best runner, is out with a baths, paneled family room, Zippers, umbrellas repaired. and 7 p.m. the Manchester Community Scholarship Fund Is 8 p.m. Oc­ with full and part time oppor­ benefits. Apply Monday-Friday, central air conditioning, wall- kitchens with appliances. shoulder inury and Harold All graduate of the tunities available now. East TOLLAND - Decorating this 7 Window shades, Venetian College women’s team. The tober 28th 1975 Library Room 9 a.m. - 4 p.m. East Hartford to-wall carpeting, lots of modern baths, carpeting, im­ room home will be fun. Large Painting-Papering 32 Hart, another running back, has Hartford, 568-1070. Situation Wanted 15 maculate throughout, con­ OPEN HOUSE blinds. Keys. TV for rent. Cougars downed Asnuntuck by Bolton High School, Bolton, Convalescent Home, 745 Main storage, carport, tennis courts, 03iifis rooms, fireplace surrounded by Marlow’s, 867 Main St. 649-5221, a bad knee and will not play. HOWELL CHENEY TECHNICAL SCHOOL venient to Main St., W. .J. Bar- scores of 15-5 and 15-3 and Conn. Street, East Hartford, Conn. CHILD CARE - infant through and swimming pool. Must see to bookkeases, cathedral ceiling, PAINTING - Save 30 - 60%. Also, i'Yed Biletnikoff, one of PHONE FROM home to ser­ appreciate, $37,500. Call 646- comb, Realtor, 644-8000. Five years experience. Tunxls Community College by Robert Murdock vice our custom ers in the pre-schooler, $4.00 per day, Sunday 1 to 4 P.M. balcony and more. Breezeway MILLAR TREE Service, Inc. the best clutch wide receivers interested in the future of the technical SECRETARY - Career position 5451. healfy and 2-car garage, $44,900. Excellent references. Pete, 742- 15-0 and 15-1 margins. private home, playmates, 164 E. CENTER ST. MANCHESTER Removal, pruning, lot clearing, President Manchester area, flexible for sharp person with excellent BOLTON-HEBRON Line - 6117 (toll free) 5-10 p.m. in the game, hasn't played in Playing well for the Cougars schools please attend meeting hours, super earnings, 249-7773. spacious yard, convenient for Amedy Realty, Realtors, 875- spraying. Fully insured. typing, steno and telephone COVENTRY- Three family, 16 6 4 7 1 4 1 9 seven room U&R Raised NEW HOMES 6283. two weeks because of a leg in­ were Betsy Mayshar, Pat commuters. 644-9000, Ranch, three bedrooms, family Licensed. Free estimates. jury but could return Sunday. experience. Complete benefit rooms, all rented, three car Phone 646-3437, 633-5354. INSIDE - Outside painting, Dyson, Diana Fleury and Sally October 20, 1975 at 7:30 p.m. “ATTENTION - Work with the program. Send resume promt- room, 2 fireplaces, one acre, On defense, cornerback YOUNG LADY would like job garage, 10 minutes to UConn By J. A. McCa r t h y MANCHESTER - recent two fe c ia l rates for people over 65. Lentocha. Marianne Pember­ LEGAL oldest Toy & Gift Party Plan in ly, (include salary, history). and Eastern Conn., priced NEW RANCH - Extra large low 40’s. By owner. 646-5107. Fully insured. Estimates given. Willie Brown, the veteran of the at the school. the country - our 28th year! 20% as companion to elderly lady. family, immaculate condition, RUGS CLEANED professional­ ton and Linda Brody topped the ^ccientific Leasing Inc., Ill Will do light housekeeping. 647- below the appraised value, in modern kitchen, two baths, MANCHESTER WEST — 5 models nearing completion. three bedroom apartments, ly, in home, only 10 cents per Call 649-7863. secondary, has a bad knee and offense. NOTICE commission plus bonus. No Founders Plaza, East Hartford, the 30’s. Teaford Real Estate, fireplace, 2-car garage, COVENTRY- Better than new, collecting, no delivering, no in­ 9493. Stop out for a leisure Inspection, If you don’t see your many extras, separate furnaces square foot, call 649-2349. may not play against Cincin­ Conn. 06108. 647- 9914. aluminum siding and windows, aluminum sided 6 room Ranch, and driveways, fenced in 60x150 WALLPAPER Hanging - $3.00 Notice is hereby given that an vestment; Car necessary. Call home, let us know. We will build It for you. nati. a key factor in that Brown large deck, picture window in two full baths, Franklin stove, level lot. Owners building a new p e r roll. Experinced order dated August 7, 1975 has today 1-673-3455, or write San­ WILL BABYSIT in my home full basement, large treed lot. DIRECTIONS: ODD JOBS - You name it, we do is expected to battle Bengal MATURE PERSON to work half or full days, weekdays. basement with walk-out to home. Tenant income cuts your it. Cleaning top-to-bottom. Free tradesman. Call R. star Isaac Curtis, an awesome been issued by the undersigned ta’s Parties, Avon, Conn. 06001. NEW HOMES patio. $47,900. Philbrick Agen­ In the 30’s. Tedford Real McKee St. to Keeney St. to right on Briarwood Dr. to Also booking parties.” part-time, Wednesday-Friday. Have three year old, would like monthly payments in half. estimates. 643-2097. Starkweather, 644-3194. authorizing the name of the gas We are presently having new homes cy, Realtors, 646-4200. Estate, 647-9914. models on left. Easily financed. Lawrence F. deep receiving threat. RIZZO RACKS EM UP 5-9, and all day Sunday 10-6. playmates. Reliable mother. constructed on East Eldridge St. cor­ Stabler's top backup, Larry screw ITUNA Official Number Apply in person, Swiss Colony, Reasonable, Green School area. ner Grandview. Drive by and take a Fiano Realtors, 649-5371. LEGAL SECRETARY - for look. RAISED RANCH - seven MANCHESTER WINTHROP BY DICK CAVALLI 504165 owned by John B. Fogar­ Manchester office, central Manchester Parkade. 646-8166. PINEWOOD - 3 models available or will build your home rooms, beamed cathedral TOLLAND - No small rooms, in ty of which Hartford, Ct., is the location, excellent opportunity T.J. CRDCKEH REALTOR THE CAPTAIN’S HOUSE on one of the V* acre wooded lots with gorgeous views. ceiling in living room with Quaint older seven-room Colonial with this 3-4 bedroom Cape, built in home port, to be changed to for qualified applicant, call 649- WELCOME WAGON. Openings HOUSEKEEPING or babysit­ 643-1577______fieldstone fireplace, eat-in authentic pine paneled and flreplac^ DIRECTIONS: 1971, modern kitchen with abun­ Cavs trim roster BELLEVUE SQUARE, 2865. in Manchester, South Windsor, ting n your home, $2.10 hourly family room. Nicely shaded lot, two- SPECIAL OFFER Coventry areas for energetic kitchen, formal dining room, Rt. 30 north to Taylor St. (across from Acadia dant cabinet and counter space, P. F. Jones call 647-9070. Ask for Joyce or car garage, owner has retired to the CLEVELAND (UPI) - The CAPE COD - two years old, 24’ 15x21 family room with Cape, and is very anxious to sell. Price Restaurant) to third right, Hamilton Rd. to left and models. built-ins, fireplace, 1 1/2 baths, by direction of the self-starter with car, who likes Charlene. Cleveland Cavaliers placed DENTAL ASSISTANT - meeting people. Flexible hours! living room, first floor family fireplace, wooded acre lot with reduced at $38,900. Offers wanted. , $39,900. Amedy Realty, Officer in Charge experience preferred, call 633- room with fireplace and privacy, garage, $44,900, Must be sold. guard Austin Carr on the in­ Equal Opportunity Employer. FOREST HILLS — Contemporary L-Ranch available on B rs, 8’75-6283. jured reserve list Friday, drop­ Marine Inspection 3965 between 10-1, Monday Write Welcome Wagon, P.O. beamed ceilings. Eat-in Philbrick Agency Realtors, 646- U.S. Coast Guard through Friday. kitchen, formal dining room, 4200. Grissom Rd. with $2,000 tax credit available which may ping their squad to the NBA Box 3661, Woodbridge, Conn., be used as part of your down payment. Other lots available OWNER SELLS - 5-5 Duplex, 06525. □ EDUCATION king sized Master bedroom, limit of 12 for next Thursday’s to build your plans or ours. first floor all brick construc­ AVON - Stop dreaming about a aluminum siding, two car gar­ MINI-FARM on West side, REAL ESTATE CENTER tion, three bedrooms, large home opener against the winter vacation and start age, treed lot, mint condition, seven room home in excellent DIRECTIONS: Golden State Warriors. MANUFACTURING Company Private Instructions 18 646-4144 kitchen, good sized living room, working for it. Earn money as looking for ambitious person to $53,200, Philbrick Agency, condition, new siding etc., gar­ Kennedy Rd. to Hamilton Dr. to left on Grissom Rd. to and bedrooms. One side has INVITATION an Avon Representative now - Realtors, 646-4200. age, large lot with garden and FRE(»ETTE&MARTM,nK., Realtors work rotating shifts, fully paid PROFESSIONAL TUTORING 263 Maiii Street Mandiertef model. wall-to-wall carpeting in living go someplace exotic later! No employe benefits, apply at fruit trees, shed, $42,000. room, stairway and hallway, TO BID Service, Reading and Math. Philbrick Agency, Realtors, selling experience necessary. Lyaall Inc. 615 Parker Street, BOLTON - RANCH, 5 rooms, 3 COLONIAL WOODS stove, refrigerator and dis­ Sealed bids will be received For details call 523-9401. Free consultation and Evalua­ bedrooms, garage, large 646-4200. — East Hartford. 2-Famlly homes being Manchester. tion, 649-8023 or 522-6506. MANCHESTER - Aluminum hwasher plus iust remodeled, \ in the Office of The Director of wooded lot $36,000. Philbrick sided beauty, three bedroom built. 2 and 3 bedroom, 4 models to choose from star­ kitchen including Armstrong General Services, 41 Center Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. STAFFORD 8PRINQS ting at $49,900. Good financing plus 5% tax credit available. Om 40 Ttin of Um x m M tervtM QUALIFIED TEACHER - to Raised Ranch with 2 baths, ful­ Solarian no wax floor. Separate Genuine quarried slate bed Street, Manchester, Connec­ OPEN FOR INSPECTION ly applianced kitchen, 2 DIRECTIONS: heating systems, 2-car garage, Open 24 Houn Dally a Wood grain Conolite finish ticut until October 30, 1975 at give private clarinet lessons in COLONIAL - seven rooms, 11/2 your home. Only a few openings SDNDAY 2-5 fireplaces, 2-car garage. $53,- Burnside Ave. to School St. to Chesslee Dr. (4th left) to screened in patio, nice yard, FOR EMERGENCY SflIVIGE • Highest quality wood blend cloth 11:00 a.m. for the following; MOTOR ROUTE DEALER baths, three bddrooms, 500. Wolverton Agency, Ellda Ct. and models. centrally located. Good invest­ left. Call 643-2885 after 5 p.m. breezewav, garage, swimming 38-40 CONVERSE ST. a Lively molded gum rubber cushions POWDERED ACTIVATED Directions: Route 84, to Stafford Realtors, 649-2813. ment. Call Elaine, 565-2751 pool, redwood deck, wooded If you don’t see your home let us know. Wo will sit a BYRON 8 - Size 4’x8’ - wt. 700 lbs. CARBON Exit to Route 32, north to center to between 9-4 or 649-1156 after $97000 yard. $42,500. Philbrick Agency, Converse. MANCHESTER - Two family, down and design one for you. Any home may be purchased one piece slate bed DEUVERED Bid forms, plans and FOR TOLLAND AREA 5:30. Realtors, 646-4200. TWO FAMILY - Exceptionally love­ 5-5, two car garage, convenient contingent upon the sale of your present hom e. . . Mobil w l V specifications are available at HEATING OILS □ REAL ESTATE ly five rooms each side. This country location, 643-8498. Owner-agent. Lots-Land For Sale 24 SsfSuED the General Services Office, 41 CALL EXECUTIVE L Ranch - nine home completely renovated, top to Center Street, Manchester, rooms, 22x28 Master bedroom, bottom. Oil heat, garage, large lot, OIL BURNER A Homes For Sale 23 MANCHESTER - New three ASSUME PAYMENTS - 40 VERNON CIRCLE Connecticut. family room, game room, den, city sewer, water, most convenient. bedroom Ranch, dining room, acres Ranch near St. Johns HEATING INSTALLATION Town of Manchester, MANCHESTER HERALD private yard, on dead end street High 30's, Look at your leisure. MERRITT VERNON $36,900 - Duplex, 6-3, cabinet Further Information, call kitchen with built-ins, Arizona, pay two back Connecticut in prime neighborhood, for aluminum siding, baseboard payments, $109. Was $13,000. kitchens, fireplace, carpeting, further details call Philbrick DONALD S. DALE Realtors 646-1180 643-5135 POOL Robert B. Weiss, 647-9946 heat, $42,500. Wolverton Agen­ Balance due $11,282 Call Bob tile baths, $435 monthly income. Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. 8 — l t y Co. 28S-79M - S46-3790 316 M anchettar 647-9420 G^eral Manager Hutchins Agency, 646-3166. cy, Realtors, 649-2813. Collect 602-947-8011.^ RIZZO > "^EN — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Sat., Oct. 18, 1975 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Sat., Oct. 18, 1975- PAGE ELEVEN

FRANK AND ERNEST BYTHAVES Answer to Previous Puzzle Wanted to Buy 49 Apartments For Rent 53 Apartments For Rent 53 Sky Talk Charles M. Schultz □ AUTOMOTIVE F '0 X T i i 1 1 R p 1 G P g P T c im OLD DOLLS - Paying top prices 0 [S. E A a 1 1 a E 1 0 0 ACROSS DOWN L N a a a B L M 1 A X'M AFIZAID for your old dolls, |65. and up D [O V 0 R lE S s 1 Constellation ZSi(U )© 0T © O W O g O O O ^ for China and bisque dolls. $100 NOW RENTING! Autos For Sale 61 1 Subsist 1 £ a Y ■E 1 There is only one Dear Abby 4 Remotest 2 Geraint's wife W A D 1 ulCIQ M Y e a h . t a x R E P o iZ M and up for Bye’lo. Never give or planet 0 sell a doll without getting our NEED CAR? Credit bad? 3 Norse god A N \ |l- a SI a [t j thing I can say. INDEPENDENCE 9 Center ol solar 4 Pulp R 0 N offer. Call locally, 875-7356. Bankrupt? Repossessed? u u IS N o t a n system 5 Flower T A B 1 a a □ Honest Douglas accepts lowest By Abigail Van Buren 12 Indiana (ab.) 6 Bolivian Indian 1 A ^ Is la P 1 m down, smallest payments. 13 Ventilated 7 Canvas shelter S H R E M u: R] ANTIQUES, lamps, dolls, VILLAGE 1 R E l 14 Greek letter 8 Poem H E H] n 1 N D 1 A n INPIVIDUAL clocks, guns, oil paintings, Douglas Motors, 345 Main. 1 N C A T l 15 Seven 9 Pathological 0 R E 1R 0 1 statues, toys, post cards, com­ P E E L L 1 s E L Manchester (Roman) fluids t l E l CHOICE, MR, ics, crank phonographs, oak TOYOTA - See us for reliable 16 Jetliner Dir. from Route 6 & 44A DEAR ABBY: I am a respected, 28-year-old woman with to Western slate 28 Take evening 45 Choose furniture. 646-2690, 646-1882. used Toyotas with our 60-day 17 Rodent 11 Burmese meal 46 First man T 1 North on Rt. 83 (Main St.) 100% warranty. We also buy a fairly prestigious position. Carl is 25. He says he loves me, /O-/0 18 Girl's' name wood 29 Utilizes 47 Variable star D o ^ X ^ T R O M . CHINA SET Regency Rose to Henry. used Toyotas. Lynch Motors, and I believe him. He wants a serious relationship with me. 20 Emmet sprites 30 Stratagem 48 Paradise A ^ M il pattern, if you would like to Unusual one bedroom Townhouses in 345 Center Street, Manchester, He is very well-mannered and handsome—the Paul 21 College 19 Swiss river 31 Require 49 Range sell, call 568-8648. 646-4321. Newman type. cheers 21 Decay 34 Sea eagle 50 Falsehoods a park-like setting, quiet neighborhood, 22 Circle part 23 Venerate (var.) 52 Boy's name Carl is back in college and will graduate in a year. He’s an 24 Company (ab.) Painting-Papering 32 Flooring 36 Articles for Sale I close to shopping, church, bus, pool and 24 Roller 35 Chaos 53 Of the mouth Mickey Finn — Morris Weiss 41 Articles for Sale 41 WE PAY $15 for complete junk excellent student. My problem: He’s an ex-convict. In his 25 Fixed look 25 Vega, lor one 41 Footed vase 54 Back of neck cars. Call Joey, Tolland Auto tennis. Featuring: sophomore year, he was caught smuggling drugs from 28 "Ringed" 26 Story 43 Provide with 56 Altitude fab.) IF WANT TO KNOW WHAT K/NP PAINTING - interior and FLOOR Sanding - Refinishing, QUILTS - bedspreads, pillows □ R E N T A L S Body, 528-1990. planet 57 Demure YOU'VE BEEN ASKING MY AS A MATTER you 27 Encourage weapons OF FACT, I OF A COACH I AM, I'LL TELL exterior, paperhanging, OUTDOOR • Massive Bedroom • Waik-in Cioset Mexico to Texas and spent two years in prison. He is now 32 Account PLAYERS A LOT OF floors like new, no waxing, to match. $20. up. Call 649-5459. QUESTIONS ABOUT /VtE- W AS GOING you.! I DON'T CODDLE MY PLAYERS! excellent work. References. paroled. 33 Important 1 2 3“ r * 5 6 7 8 9 0 1 l e t m e INTRODUCE C O M E (specializing in older floors). FLEA MARKET • Fuii Basement e Laundry Hook-Ups FORD Mustang II, 1974, white, RIG H T IN, SO I THOUGHT IT WOULD TO S E E YOU I TREAT THEM LIKE MEN—AND Free estimates. Fully insured. Carl has a driving ambition to succeed, and he wants me planet MYSELF, SHERIFF.' Ceilings and inside painting. SEASONED cord wood - cord Rooms for Rent 52 • Private Entrances and Patios four cylinder, manual transmis­ 12 13 14 I'M BRAD BATES/ COACH/ BE A GOOD IDEA IF YOU TOMORROW/ I EXPECT THEM TO GIVE ME ONE Martin Mattson, 649-4431. AND TAG SALE to be part of his life. 36 Take to court TALKED TO ME DIRECTLY/ John Verfaille, 646-5750, 872- and 1/2 cord loads, delivered, • Air Conditioner e Coior Co-ordinated Decor sion, very economical, owner, 37 Pub brew 15 16 17 2222. E. Yeomans, 742-8907. Every Sunday THOMPSON House,, furnished 644-0466. I feel he desperately needs emotional support and has 38 Burst forth PAPER HANGING Expert. rooms, centrally located. inciudes heat turned to me. I've always sympathized with troubled people 8 A.M. - 5 P.M. 39 Compass point 18 19 20 21 Your average p a ^ r, in average ...... FIREWOOD for sale - Seasoned Kitchen privileges. Parking. 1968 YELLOW automatic VW and could easily be swept off my feet by his charm and good 40 Restore room, $25. Mr. Richman, 646- • BROAD ST. COMMON, I ■ hardwooood, split and MANCHESTER Reasonable rates. F‘Phone 649- convertible, good second car, looks. 42 Made 22 24 3864. □ MISC. FOR SALE 2358. We have a large variety of 1 * 2-bedroom comfortable 1 ■ ■ delivered, $25 per half cord. Behind Dairy Queen on Broad Street. call 875-1897 after 5. Will his being an ex-con handicap him? Do you think we 31 Call F. Schillinger, 871-0737 apartments and townhouses throughout the 44 Musical note 25 26 27 28 29 30 R. HEBERT & Son Indoor apace available lor dealera Town of Manchester. could make it together? 45 Stray ■ 1 after 5 weekdays, all day ESSEX MOTOR Inn - weekly MERCEDES BENZ, 230, 1966. ST 35 35" paperhanging, painting, com­ Articles for Sale 41 and craltaperaona. WONDERING IN DALLAS 46 Prayer ending 32 33 weekends. rooms. Single $56, double $69, Very clean, very good condi­ 49 Full amount 1 1 mercial and residential, free NEW DEALERS WEEKLY! plus tax, continental breakfast, 37 38 39 ALUMINUM sheets used as Raymond F. Damato tion. Excellent buy. Call 522- DEAR WONDERING; Keep on wondering until you are 51 Earth's n estimates, 644-0642. ,, FIREWOOD - for sale, For Information, call air conditioning, color TV, call 9800 days, or 247-9031. satellite 1 1 printing plates, .007 thick, well Owner Developer 40 41 42 43 seasoned, split or round $25. 649-6544 646-2300. sure. What does Carl mean by a "serious relationship” with 55 Accomplished J. P. LEWIS & SON - Custom 23x32”. 25 cents each or 5 for $1. Designed With you? Marriage? Living together? He says he loves you, but 56 Constellation 1■ Phone 643-2711. per load. The Andrew Ansaldi 44 Painting - Interior and exterior. Company. 649-5249. ROOM FOR Rent, private You in Mind m i WE HELPED YOU UTEIY? you mention only the “emotional support" you could Ram ■ 1 Priscilla’s Pop — Al Vermeer Paperhanging. Remodeling. TAG SALE - Rock albums and provide for him. You even suggest the possibility of being 58 Musical 46 47 48 48 50 52 53 54 home, kitchen and living room Model Open 11:30 til 8 P.M. Daily Phone 643-2711. syllable ■ Gutters. Fully insured. 649- SCREENED LOAM - drivewa tapes, clothes, jewelry, radios, privilges, centrally located, taken in by his charm and good looks. 1 IT'S E M IL V / SHE IT'S BEEN! YEARS gravel, processed gravel, sani 1972 CADILLAC carburetor, shoes, etc. Friday and Saturday 59 Exist 55 56 57 58 9658. near buses. 646-1201. Paul W. Dougan, Realtor Being an ex-convict is surely no asset, but thank God 60 Parasite 1' DOESN'T LOVE ME SINCE SHE RAN XV BELIEVE stone and fill. George H. Grif $60, two motorized forklifts, 1-dark. 366 Oakland Street. ENGINE and transmission 61 Faucet 59 60 61 AMY MORE. HER FINGERS, IT/ fing, Andover, 742-7886. capacity 3,000 lbs., $1200 each, 649-3940 • 646-1021 • 643-4535 from a 1966 Ford, very good society is much more willing to give an ex-convict a second EXCELLENT Workmanship on please call 643-9508 or 649-5635. TWO BEDROOMS for rent chance, so don’t hold that against him. 62 Adult male THROUGH MV^ LENOX china and crystal to running condition. Call 649-1156 63 Delicious e2 63 64 interior and exterior painting share IVz baths, kitchen, living 18 H A IR ! , match, Singer sewing machine. after 5:30. Go slowly, dear, without committing yourself as a part of 64 Bullring cheer and paperhanging. Estimates DARK RICH loam, five yards TAG SALE - Saturday and Sun­ rooms and cellar in private 643-0895 after 4 p.m. his life until you know which direction his life is taking. NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN and references given. 643-8885. $28. plus tax, pool patio sand, day, October 18 and 19, 10-5, 77 home. 649-7630. THIRD FLOOR apartment, 1 1 gravel, and stone 643-9504, FIRESTONE Town-Country Good luck, and may God bless you. Weaver Rd., Manchester. CHAIN SAW -12 inch blade, un­ PRESIDENTIAL four rooms, two enclosed radials, HR78-14, 6 ply rayon, der warranty, $80, 649-6466. TWO SINGLE furnished rooms, VILLAGE APTS. porches, married couple only. DEAR ABBY; A year ago, a doctor knocked out one of ALUMINUM SIDING - centrally located, on bus line, studs, 1100 miles. Half price, SNOWMOBILES-RUPP and No children or pets. Security $64 pair. 10-5, weekdays, 56 my front teeth—the only tooth I have ever lost. I am 52. I Warehouse clearance. Scorpion authorized sales and parking. Call 647-9868. MANCHESTER deposit required. $140, Utilities Win at Bridge Building-Contracting 33 Sacrifice! Will sell and com­ TAG SALE-756 North Main Haynes Street, Manchester. was having an asthma attack and was unconscious, and he service. Cordner, Long Hill Street, Saturday and Sunday, 9- and appliances not included. |T\^X*V pletely install heavy guage Roads, Andover. 742-6043. LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING One and two bedrooms. 643- 6927. was inserting a breathing tube. (Doctors on previous , NEWTON H. Smith & Sons - aluminum siding on average 5. Boy's toys and miscellaneous 1967 MUSTANG Fastback, At trick two he ruffed a Remodeling, repairing, ad­ Room for rent, stove, Near schools, churches occasions had always given me an adrenalin shot.) NORTH 18 house 1000 square feet for $788, items. engine good, body needs work. The doctor who knocked out my tooth made no apology. AQ J5 heart. Then he cashed his ace ditions, rec rooms, porches and FOUR FAMILY- Tag Sale- refrigerator, linens provided and shopping center, on MANCHESTER - 3V2 room of spades, led a spade to dum­ Full financing available. 801 Main Street. 649-9879. Best offer. Call 289-7337 after 6. The hospital, however, paid for the necessary dentistry but V A743 roofing. No job too small. Call Hundreds of items, 87 Church 30" ELECTRIC range, bus line. Call anytime apartment, heat, hot water, my’s jack, ruffed another lO-\9 649-3144. Guaranteed. Call Carl collect Street. Saturday Sunday and curtly refused any compensation. Lawyers refused to sue ♦ 852 525-9135. excellent condition, Glenwood cooking gas, wall-to-wall PARTS DEPARTMENT now heart, entered dummy with a Monday, 9-4. ROOMS FOR RENT- centrally carpet, $180, centrally located, because the amount to be gained would be too small to *KQ5 Captain Easy — Crooks and Lawrence gas and gas combination, four open Saturdays. Complete line WEST EAST high club, ruffed dummy's CARPENTRY - Repairs, located 146 Center St., please 646-2623 adults only, no pets, security interest them. HEY. Y THAT'S FUNMYl... b l a z e s : burners, without heating unit, call 649-0013. of Chrysler parts. Chorches A 10 4 A 8 7 2 last heart with his last trump, TOO BAP I DIDN'T BKIWG remodeling, additions, garages, call 643-5747. deposit, call 643-9678. I am enraged by this incompetent doctor and would like MORE FILM - BUT WHAT I'VE WA6H1 \ WHERE'P HE GO? B iG F oor Motors, 649-3646. VKQJ5 V 10 986 entered dummy with the other p r in t s :... roofing, call David Patria, 644- to vent my rage by writing to him fairly often, telling him already eOT SHOULD BE WAIT'LL 1796. Apartments For Rent 53 ♦ 973 ♦QJ10 4 club honor, drew East’s last YOU H ONE OF THE SAVE 50% - 75% of the Electricity TAG SALE - Clover Mill Farm MANCHESTER - Four room 1973 HORNET, excellent condi­ how incompetent and lacking in compassion and good SENSATIONAL! CREATURES ♦b 10 8 4 3 A J 7 trump with dummy’s queen attic treasures, plants, tools, FOUR ROOMS - second floor, apartment available im­ tion, call after 5 p.m., 644-8676. manners he is. I would, of course sign such letters. MUST HAVE WE HAVE customers waiting SOUTH (D) while discarding his six of BUILDING - Remodeling, antiques, glassware, rain or appliances, $150, married cou­ mediately, $150. monthly plus What do you think? 6RABBEP Normally used In Cooking* for the rental of your apartment AAK963 diamonds and would have roofing, rec rooms, additions, shine Saturday and Sunday, ple one child, no pets, 649-8350. security. No pets. Call anytime, 1973 TOYOTA Corolla, 27,000 MILL VALLEY WASH; garages. All kinds, carpentry Route 44-A to Coventry, left on or home. J.D. Real Estate 644- 9635. miles, automatic transmission, Y2 made seven if clubs had Associates, Inc. 646-1980. ♦ AK6 work. For estimates call 649- See the all-new lightweight Grant Hill Rd., and right on MANCHESTER- New 4 room $2,000. Call before 3 p.m. 646- DEAR MILL: If it will make you feel any better, go broken evenly. 1142. A A962 This play would have failed Merrow Rd. apartment, IVz baths, all 4375. ahead and write, but don’t expect an answer. An apology LOOKING for anything in real Both vulnerable if East had started with one appliances, carpeted, air- THE CHARLES might constitute an admission of incompetence or neglect WES ROBBINS caitrpentry estate rental - apartments, conditioned, individal base­ 1966 SIX cylinder, Pontiac less heart and one more dia­ TAILGATE AUCTION - Oc­ homes, multiple dwellings, no on hie part, and he’s probably following his lawyer’s advice. remodeling specialist,ist. Ad- ment, washer-dryer facilities, APARTMENTS Tempest. Running condition. West North East South mond since he would have ditions, rec rooms, dormers, iviicrow ave / o v e n tober 25th. Rain date October fees. Call J.D. Real Estate 26th. Manchester Grange, 205 heat, hot water included, $275. $150. Call 649-5416 after 5. been able to discard a club on built-ins, bathrooms, kitchens, made only by Associates, Inc. 646-1980. per month. Call Peterman East Middle Tpke,, deluxe 4*/2 the lead of the last heart. 649-3446. Olcott Street. For information Realtors, 649-9404 or 646-2912. room townhouse, Vk baths, 1968 PLYMOUTH two door Pass 3 Pass ( If you want to have some to sell items, call 646-3268, 649- NEWER Three-bedroom A Does roasts in 35 to 45 minutes, baked potatoes appliances, carpeted, 2 a/c, hardtop, engine 318, automatic, Pass Pass Pass fun you can find two other LEON CIESZYNSKI builder - 4754, 649-5196, Duplex - l ‘/2 baths, carpeting, in 4 tn 5 minutes, hot dogs in about 20 seconds, it’s the MANCHESTER - newer one heat & hot water included, power steering, air con­ Bugs Bunny — Heimdahl and Stoffel Opening lead — K v ways to make the contract. new homes custom built, fastest, easiest cooking ever invented! all appliances. $275 monthly. storage, 1 & 2 basement gar­ ditioning, excellent condition, Alley Oop — Dave Graue TAG SALE - Saturday and Sun­ Frechette & Martin, Inc., bedroom Townhouse, full base­ Neither suffers from the dis­ remodeled, additions, rec $650, 233-8457. G'SYE, „ THERE'S GOTTA BE A day, October 18th and 19th, 10-5. Realtors, 646-4144. ment, private entrances and ages, patio, soundproofing, advantages mentioned before THEN SOU YES, MR. OOP AND I SO LONG, MY rooms, garages, kitchens HERE'S THE MR. CATCH TO THIS, BUT M O D EL M R-2 Miscellaneous items. 54 Ar­ patio, includes heat, washer & dryer hook-ups. By Oswald & James Jacoby b u t each has certain BILL OF SALE i REALLY WILL WOULD LIKE , FRIEND, AND remodeled, bath tile, cement GOOD LUCK lurch I'LL BE DING-DONGED • 15-Minute Automatic butus Street, East Hartford, appliances, carpeting, $230 per Wooded & quiet. DODGE DART - 1974 two door Frank Thomas goes through weaknesses so that we have RlGITT HERE , SELL ME THIS NOU TO HAVE f OKAY, work. Steps, dormers. Residen­ MANCHESTER- Deluxe 2 , IT, LEM ... HERE'S A IF'N I KNOW WHAT Timer Control Conn. month, Paul W. Dougan hardtop, excellent condition, a long rigamarole in order to no quarrel with Holmes’ play. PLACE FOR A 'T IS.' tial or commercial. Call 649- bedroom Townhouse, IVz baths, low mileage, and radial tires, NICKEL?.' WE'RE LEAVING V n ic k e l .' 4291. • See-through full basement, private en­ Realtor, 646-1021, 643-4535. describe how Holmes and side-swing door OPEN FOR INSPECTION $3000 firm, 646-3290 after 5. A Rhode Island reader . TOWN / G.S. TROOP 640 is holding a trances and patio, includes DAILY 2 p.m. UNTIL DARK Watson bid to six spades. wants to know what we would • Oven Light Tag Sale, Saturday and Sunday TWO FAMILY furnished three TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY • Cooking Indicator heat, appliances, carpeting, The bidding in the box lead from: October 18, 19. 155 McKee room apartment, in East Hart­ OR BY APPOINTMENT WANTED: One friendly owner 7 Carpentry and general contrac­ Light pool, air-conditioning, $290 per for my 1973 Datsun 610. She has shows how they might have AQ743 ¥1053 ♦84 *9752 Street, Manchester. month. Paul W. Dougan, ford, heat and garage included, 646-0800 or 646-1540 reached it if they were using ting. Residential and commer­ • Start Switch $215, monthly, call after 6 p.m., air-conditioning, AM/FM after the bidding has gone one cial. Whether it be a small • Stop Switch Realtor, 646-1021 or 643-4535. the jump raise as almost, but TAG SALE - Three families - 46 647-1582. stereo with four Jensen notrump-six notrump. repair job, a custom built home • Removable Oven not quite, forcing. We would lead a club. Broiler Tray Westminister Road, Saturday SUB LEASE- 3’/2 room Mt. Ver­ speakers, four Michelin radials or anything in between, call 646- MANCHESTER- Large newer and a pleasing personality. Call Holmes counted 12 easy Either the deuce or five. We 1379. 9:30-12. Rain date, Sunday. duplex three bedroom apart­ NEWINGTON - Woodsedge non apartment, available $248.88 Apartments - Luxury 2 bedroom Decembe 15, 872-8922. 646-2868 please! tricks provided clubs broke 3- want to select the lead that is • Cooks most foods ment. Immaculate conmtion apartments, located in a 3. He decided to use a dummy least likely to cost us a trick TOBIAS CARPENTRY Service • Saves 50®o to 75'^o • Standard three limes faster throughout. Priced right. R. household 115-volt than normal time. Homes lor Rent 1970 VOLVO 142, two door, reversal to give him twelve of the electricity you Dogs-BIrds-Pets 43 Zimmer, J.D. Real Estate 646- wooded setting, with club 54 and all other suits appear to - Remodeling, repairs, ad­ operation. house, swimming pool and ten­ excellent condition, $1350, call against a 4-2 club break. ditions. custom building. No job normally use in 1980. be more dangerous. cooking.* nis courts. Call 678-1881, 289-5628. too small. Free estimates. Over DOG-CAT BOARDING reser­ MANCHESTER - four-room Mr. Abernathy — Jones and Ridgeway M O D EL M R-1 vations. Combined inside/out- Monday-Friday 9-4:30. house, immaculate condition, Berry’s World 25 years experience. 643-5769. MANCHESTER - spacious 1969 Oldsmobile Delta 88, side runs, partitioned privacy, three bedroom apartment, in fireplace, fully furnished, pre • 12-Minute Automatic MANCHESTER - six room yard, garage, no pets, no automatic, V-8, power steering, WHATEVER GAVE YOU Timer Control germicidal lighting. Canine new two family, carpeting, air WHY, OF Joliday Inne, 200 Sheldon Road, Duplex in two family house, children, $275 monthly, Hayes power brakes, air conditioning, OOUR6B THAT IDEA,? . !’ • Solid Side-swing conditioning, dishwasher and AM/FM radio, fantastic condi­ m i s t e r , RoolIng-SIdIng-ChImney 34 door Manchester, 646-5971. separate driveways, $260 per large yard, close to shopping Corp. 646-0131. not; f and school, includes carpeting, tion, $1100, 649-7850, 649-9521 A R E YOU • Start Switch month, security, call 646-1379 FOLLDWIMG MISS. BIDWELL Home Improvement ( • Stop Switch PRIVATE riding instructions, after 6 p.m. stove, and garage, $210 VERNON - six room Ranch, 1 monthly, call 649-8589. 1/2 baths, family room, in­ Q) AAE?! Co. Expert installation of l I • Removable Oven English and Western, $5.00 per Broiler Tray cludes appliances, one car gar­ aluminum siding, gutters and ------hour, call 633-5571, anytime. VERNON - Town House Trucks for Sale 62 trims. Roofing installation and age, $350 a month, Paul W. $229.00 Gardens, a beautifully repairs. 649-6495, 875-9109. BASSET HOUND - AKC landscaped apartment com­ Dougan Realtor, 646-1021, 643- 1936 CHEVY truck with Hobart •Comparison test figures_ - were - made — by leading West Coast and registered, male, eight months, VILLAGER APARTMENTS 4535. Mid-West utilities and Amana Ann MacGregor Test Kitchen using munity of unusual architectural Five room townhouse apart­ welder, truck needs lots of body HORACE Tetrault — Siding, the appropriate conventional cooking in an electric oven, range $150, 742-9394. design, featuring private en­ work, welder in good condition. top or electric fry pan. ment, 1'/2 tiled baths, 2 alr- SIX ROOM home on second roofing, storm windows, aw­ trances, private patio with Both for $400, 649-7591 or 646- 10-18 FREE TO good home - one year condltloners, wall-to-wall Bolton Lake, Vernon, working IO -l< 3 nings. Quality workmanship, Amana. SVz" BROWNING sliding glass door, wall-to-wall 6617. JoffEsJ free estimates. Fully insured. n ^ if t old, spayed female Colli-Cocker carpeting, range, refrigerator, carpeting, full basement, couple preferred. Phone 643- SKILLET - MW83 Spaniel mix, good with 7716. 872-9187. 649-3417. for you. Made expressly for use in the disposal, master TV antenna, heat, hot water, appliances, 1971 Chevy pick-up, */2 ton, 283 children, well trained and Radarange oven by Corning?. traverse rods; storage and fireplace. No pets. engine three speed, call 649-4679 ROOFING - Specializing housebroken, 643-1672 after 6 laundry facilities in basement. FIVE ROOM single fireplace, anytime after 3:30. Astro-graph Born Loser — Art Sansom with the purchase of Lets you^brown, sear, grill, 649-7620 repairing roofs, new roofs, saute, fry and bake! Total electric, no pets. One and appliances, lake privileges, featured Amana oven security, $190, no children, 646- gutter work, chimneys, cleaned models. Limited time two bedroom apartments im- By BERNICE BEDE OSOL pieAse I ? THIS IS Livestock 2122. lUFOPMATlOM? S ' and repaired. 30 years only. 44 mediately available through experience. Free estimates. MAKB A l)iFO(?AAATlOM. November 1, starting at $165 3 1/2 ROOM apartment, like gg Motorcycles-BIcycles 64 For Sunday, Oct. 19, 1975 (dm Me W Howley, 643-5361. WHY TRAVEL miles to enjoy per month. Call 872-0528 Mon­ private home, pleasant, con­ Business lor Rent SOU PlPM'T your horse? Box stalls, Olympic (OUMBBROF (0OTe,„WAT day through Friday 8 a.m. - 5 venient location, working TRIUMPH in excellent condi­ ARIES (March 21-Aprll 19) LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) size ring, and miles of trails SMALL MODERN office in Your judgment is excellent to­ Although you will solicit advice 5AS “THAMK ROOFING - Installation and p.m. for appointment. adults, no children, pets. 643- tion. Reasonable. Call 643-4534. I 1975 by NEA. Inc PROFBSSOK MUMBBR repairs, gutters, storm win­ available in Manchester. Call 2880. well traveled area, 300 square day on things that affect you from others today, their 643-0355. feet, heat, hot water, electrici­ alone. If you try to extend your answers won't really register. DAVIP W -0& P5. dows, doors. Experienced MANCHESTER - November 1st 1970 HONDA, SL 350, excellent "He'S a lot like Howard Hughes! We don’t know for quality workmanship. Fully in­ LARSON’S occupancy, brand new three CHAPMAN APARTMENTS - ty, air-conditioning, and thinking to cover others, you'll You'll do things as you first In­ sure if he's alive or dead!" lueAveR.. Boats-Accessorles parking all included in rent. running condition. $450. Call 1- get Into a heap of trouble. tended. sured. Free estimates. 45 bedroom duplexes in residential Completely furnished 1 1/2 537-1627. Reasonable prices. Rick APPLIANCE CENTER neighborhood. Starting at $275 room efficiency, $145, 2 1/2 Security required. Inquire at TAURUS (April 20-May 20) SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22, Burnett, 646-3005. 18' CRUISER LINE, 125 h.p. per month. Includes appliances rooms, $165. Heat, hot water. Essex Motor Inn desk or phone, You tend to count on a little Pay particular attention to Our Boarding House — Carroll & McCormick 13 WINDSOR AVE. ROCKVILLE Evinrude with trailer. Call 875- 646-2300,100 East Center Street. KAWASAKI - 1973, Enduro and carpeting. Heat not in­ No lease. Security. Pasek bike, 125cc, low mileage, more than you have coming to­ health matters today. Don't D&A ROOFING. Roofs, siding, Open Thursday and Friday Evenings 8119. cluded. Security deposit and Realtors, 289-7475. day. You'll be disappointed overexert yourself. Curl up with excellent condition, $350. 649- HEAR WE JU$t THEN $H6 The HOLOCAUST came gutters, and leaders. Free es­ • references required. No pets. 2813 or 643-4548. when you don't get all you a good book or the TV. WHEN TiHE MAUPR timates. Fully insured. 249- 875-8333 875-7655 18' THOMPSON fiberglass, 110 hoped lor. W BO'ii Mfe. E6CALATEP Call 647-9936 or 649-2003. FOUR ROOM Apartment. OFFICE SPACE SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Doc. THE FKiHT, 5TARTEP COOK IN’,' 0205. Horse Mercury engine, $2500, Heat, hot water, self-cleaning ONCE HAP HOPPLE FOR RENT 1974 Kawasaki KS-125, perfect GEMINI (May 21-June 20) 21) You may have trouble WB |gy REFU^IN 1 after one meal we CLEAN trailer and many accessories stove, refrigerator, air con­ A RENT The Flintstones — Hanna-Barbera Productions USED refrigerators, . MOVING- Must sell appliances UNUSUAL Deluxe one 25Q .square feet, center of shape, 1300 miles, $600 or best Don’t wear out your welcome if handling the children today, WEREN'T. TP CPOK 'FI6UREP THERE HAPPA' REASONABLE PRICES for ranges, included. 66 Baldwin Rd., ditioning, basement storage, Invited to a social gathering to­ but not nearly as much as you'll STRIKE automatic washers, furniture miscellaneous. Open P' Manchester, air conditioning offer. 872-8922. WHAT THE BE MORE TO LIFE roofing. (Installation and with guarantees. B. D. Pearl’s Manchester, 644-2063. laundry facilities, garage, day. If you’re one of the first to have II you let some busybody PAVIN'- House Sunday October 19, 10 entrances and patio, full base­ and parking. Call 643-9551, KAPPEN6P NP 5UNPAV THAN MONEY.' GO a h e a d , FR ED... repairs) Gutter work, and Appliances, 649 Main St, 643 o’clock on, 54 Marshall Rd., ment, includes, heat, lease, security deposit. Adults arrive, be sure to be one of the really gum up the works. NAME JUST ONE chimney work, 25 years 2171 32’ CABIN cruiser, partially preferred. No pets. $240. Call first to leave. VlAY.' PINNER! PERSON WHO LIKES Manchester. 649-4675. appliances, carpeting, and pool. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. THEY COULP BB AW, MY b e i n g OM experience, 643-8885. restored, hull in good sound $245 per month. Paul W. 613-4884 Campers- Trailers OVERWEIOMT NO YOU B E T T E R FAT... TAG SALE- Moving, furniture, condition, asking $100. 649-7591, 1,000 SQUARE Feet, available CANCER (June 21-July 22) 19) You and your mate better BEST-SELUN6 MAGNOVOX- 21” black and Dougan, Realtor, 646-1021 or Mobile Homes 65 Someone you're going to rely decide early who’s going to bo DOESN'T BOTMEB S'/ j-usr ONE/... Heating-Plumbing antiques, 1966 Buick, many or 646-6617. ■ NOVEUi’TB THEM- a n y o n e .Y... 35 white console television set, 643-4535. NEWER three bedroom for store, professional offices on today won't be there when In charge today. Your wigwam BELVEi WITH V items, Saturday and Sunday, 21 very good condition, 649-4885. Duplex, 1 1/2 baths, all etc. Has rest rooms. parking. 1975 MOTOR HOME Eldorado you need him. Count on the isn’t large enough for two SEWERLINES, sink lines, Marble St. Manchester. Off of On Route 83, call THEIR LURIP Garden Products 47 MANCHESTER - newer three appliances, carpeting, full base­ Casanova with Ford chassis, 4,000 miles only one you can — yourself. chiefs and no Indians. cleaned with electric cutters, North Main. 9-5. BARBIE DOLL Dresses, 50 bedroom Duplex, half of two ment, $260 monthly, Frechette Restaurant, 643-0256. and full warranty, power imaiNATlOHB-'■ by professionals. McKinney & Martin Realtors, 646-4144. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) A per­ AQUARIUS (Jen. 20-F#b. 19) cents. Wedding outfit, $2.50, HAND PICKED Red Delicious, family, full basement, includes steering, power brakes, air con­ son you'll have a discussion Keep your Ideas In perspective Bros. Sewage Disposal Com­ TAG SALE 156 Lenox Street, pajamas, bridesmaids dresses, appliances and carpeting, 1 1/2 800 SQUARE Feet of space ditioning AM-FM radio, 8 track pany, 643-5308. Manchester, Sunday October $3. per half bushel, lesser available, lower level in prime with today feels as strongly today. Though you may think In $1.50, 643-6452. amounts-priced accordingly. 48 baths, $280 per month, Paul FIVE ROOM apartment, first system, TV antennae, shag about the subject as you do, grandiose terms, you’re miss­ 19th, 9 to 4 p.m. W.Dougan Realtor, 646-1021, floor, garage, security, two commercial location, ideal for carpet, roof rack, sleeps six, NO JOB too small, toilet North School Street. office space. 643-2738. only you'll be on opposite sides ing a lot of small, necessary MAPLE dinnette set, round 643-4535. children, no pets, $200. Call priced very reasonable, leaving ol the fence. details. repairs, plugged drains, kitchen EXCHANGE SHOP- used table with six chairs. $95. Call after 6, 646-6072. country, call between 9 a.m. faucets replaced, repaired, rec clothing and things, we sell APPLES - pick your own, $2.00 BROAD ST. - 30x35 ft. area, VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sapt. 22) PISCES (Fab. 20-March 20) after 5, 742-8261. half bushel, 644-0304, Natsisky MANCHESTER Gardens - ef­ and 9 p.m., 646-4163. rooms, bathroom remcideling, them for you. \^ Wanted n t furs, suitable for service business, Pressure will be brought to Be more protective than usual Farm, 122 Newmarker Rd., ficiency and two bedroom EAST HARTFORD - Centrally bear on you by a person who of your possessions today, for heat modernization, etc. Free childrens toys and books, funny MOVING OUT of state - over Vernon. apartments, available in located, attractive newly storage, or antique dealers. READY TO live in and priced £ estimates gladly given. M & M books, bric-a-brac, boy Scout $295 monthly, 649-6544. was reluctant to take "no" for you may find someone taking a 500 items must go. Tag Sale - beautiful country setting. Walk decorated, four rooms, heat, right. $6,995, front kitchen, two an answer yesterday. Give him liking to something you're par­ PREFERS Buz Sawyer — Roy Crane Plumbing & Heating, 649-2871. uniforms and Cub Scout, and ffWO HOURS LATEPtfastOUNPING/...’^ October 18, and 19, 10 a.m. to 5 Antiques 48 to everything. Rent includes hot water and garage. 528-5289 bedroom, won't last! Brand the same reply. ticularly fond of yourself. S.fl TO r jeans. Manchester Parkade, a d id FROM A RECORP^ THOUGHT SO... c e r t a in p.m,, 132 Washington St,, heat, hot water, appliances, and 10-5 p.m. new, front kitchen, in Deluxe F0R6ET-- P NHERE YOU ''WHATA s / UNQUESTIONED GENlUi: F'RANK SCOTELLA Plumbing next to W. T, Grants Tuesday LEARN TO PLAY OF YOURS PAPA to u c h e s ... LET'S HEAR I r / miv tn* ♦♦fTALtf Manchester, braided rugs, hi-fi, parking. Superintendent, 646- Wanted to Rent 57 Early American wall-to-wall H7^ >y N£A Inc T M U S Pit Off 10-13 BUT IT M EA N S Y E A R S - Repairs and remodeling, through Saturday, Thursday till WANTED Antiique furniture, SOAAETHING ELSE. DO YOU camera, sports equipment, an­ glass, pewter, oi 0090. Equal Housing. carpeting, matching THE PAGANINI THINK, OF STUDY. WHOS 60INh)6 6 sewer lines cleaned electrieal- 9. 649-1225, 11 paintings, or CAPRICE, 'a b o u t ONE I o . ----- tiques, vtable a u ic aand iiu cilcUchairs, ld , books.UUUKS, Uother l l l d a antique items“ R. MALE would like to share appliances. $9,995. Trades Short Ribs — Frank Hill MR. TO BACK HIM? APARTMENT apartment or house in welcome, large selection of /ies M3 7024 emergen- ^------gniall appliances, kitchenware, Harrison, M3-8709. MANCHESTER - new unusual A W H O L E POLE? etc. one bedroom Duplex RENTAL OFFICE Manchester. Have small dog. homes to choose from. 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CHIPPENDALE sofa and 1691. appliances, carpeting, air con­ Townhouse and Garden type refrigerator, from $200 to $220 a Highway, Berlin Turnpike iQood Sunday chair, American empire sofa ditioner. Close to shopping, month, call 646-3702. Berlin Conn., 1-828-0369. PLUMBING and Heating thru units throughout Manchester. j Wednesday only at for sale. Call 646-1370. FURNITURE - rugs, paintings, church and bus. Model open repairs, remodeling a speciali- I pewter,, dolls, crocks, lamps, 11:30-8 p.m., daily. Henry St. DAMATO ENTERPRISES Mfsc. for Rent 58 A FEW select used mobile Otto Lorentzen, Contractor. MISTER DONUT DIG YOUR own White Spruce etc. Now accepting con­ off Main St., Manchester. Paul 240 New Stale Rd. homes, situated in country Call to 8:30 a.m. and 6-7 p.m., J 255 W nl MIddI* Tpk*. GARAGE FOR RENT - $20 a park, Just over Rhode Island ManchMItr, Conn. Trees, $1.25 per foot, call M9- signments, for November auc­ W. Dougan Realtor, M6-1021, 646-1021 649-4056. I- M72, tion, 644-8962. 643-4535, M9-3940. month, no electricity, call 649- State line. Financing available. V 3009 ^fter 3 p.m. Nes 401-568-6689. J975 c» ktA. int..j j Q a .vL i’y I tt I f.< PAGE TWELVE — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Sat., Oct. 18, 1975 Starkweather dies of crash injuries Ella blamed rating HARTFORD (UPI) - House legislative minority warned The use of the pension money, ELLINGTON — Raymond F. cari of Vernon and Mrs. Sandra Minority Leader Gerald F. during debate that the state’s he said, shows Connecticut was Starkweather Jr,, 41, of 90 Mud­ S. Hamblen of Uxbridge, Mass. Stevens, R-Milford, is blaming credit rating would be adverse­ unable to meet expenses from dy Brook Rd., formerly of The funeral is Sunday at 2 Gov. Ella T. Grasso, a ly affected by taking $5.6 revenues. Manchester, died Friday at p.m. at Holmes Funeral Home Democrat, for Connecticut’s million out of the state’s con­ Standard and Poor’s, the Western Massachusetts Home, 400 Main St., drop in credit rating. tribution to the retirement other major rating service, Medical Center, Springfield, Manchester. The Rev. Sheldon “Mrs. Grasso cannot escape fund. The payment was part of dropped the state’s rating from injuries sustained Sept. 21 Smith, pastor of Ellington responsibiiity for the actions a plan to bring the fund’s assets earlier this year. in an automobile accident in Congregational Church, and the taken since this January that closer to its retirement “Our credit rating has been Enfield. Rev, Robert L. Lane, pastor of raise serious questions about liabilities. dropped now by both major Starkweather was severely Enfield Congregational Church, the fiscal stablity of the state,” ‘If Connecticut’s obligations credit rating agencies, and our injured when his car and will officiate. Burial will be at Stevens said Friday. cannot be met from general already overtaxed Connecticut another collided on Town Farm the convenience of the family. Moody’s Investor Service revenues, then expenditures residents will now pay many Rd, near Wallop School Rd. in Friends may call at the dropped the state’s rating from must be reduced to match tax thousands of dollars in ad­ Enfield at 7:40 that night. funeral home tonight from 7 to triple-A to double-A, an action revenues that are available,” ditional interest over the next Police said Friday the acci­ 9. Mrs. Grasso attributed to New Stevens said. “We cannot spend year,” Stevens said. dent is still under investigation. The family suggests that any York City’s financial dif­ more than we take in.” Mr, Starkweather was born memorial contributions may be ficulties. Jan. 1, 1934 in Manchester and made to either the Enfield or The governor said she has This printing test pattern is lived in Enfield for 12 years Ellington Congregational taken extraordinary measures Reunion set part of The Herald quality con­ trol program in order to give before coming to Ellington a Churches or to the Intensive to reduce state spending by Rockville High School Class you one of the finest! year and a half ago. He was a Care Unit of Western holding Connecticut to the of 1935 will have its 40th reunion newspapers in the nation. graduate of Manchester High Massachusetts Medical Center, smallest budget increase in a Saturday at 6; 30 p.m. at the School and a 1959 graduate of Springfield. decade and reducing the work Moose Club, Kingsbury Ave., Ward School of Electronics of force by 1,100. Tolland. the University of Hartford. He In Meiiioriam Stevens, however, criticized was an Air Force veteran of the the governor for dipping into In loving memory of Lester C. Silver Books given to library Korean Conflict. Sr., who passed away October 19. 1970. the state employe retirement COSMETICS He was employed as a senior Often in the still of evening. John F. Jackson, head librarian at Mary Cheney Library, left, and Paul J. Rossetto, vice fund payment to provide WE CARRY ALL field service engineer at the As the stars come peeping through. president of Manchester Chapter of UNICO National, admire one of the volumes donated workers with a pay increase. THE TOP LINES I sit in my favorite chair. Harris Corp. Data Com­ Engrossed with thoughts of you. to the library by the chapter. This is the third year the chapter has given books dealing “This practice did not go un­ ARTHUR DRUG munications Division, East I think of ail the tender times, with Italian culture and heritage to the library. The books will be on display in the main noticed by credit rating agen­ Hartford. He was a member of When almost nothing mattered. To think that now they’re said and done. lobby of Mary Cheney Library through Oct. 24. (Robin pboto) cies,” Stevens said. the Enfield Lodge of Moose and My heart is sad and shattered. Stevens said the Republican the AMVETS of Enfield. I talk with you and I can feel. You listen to me. Survivors are his wife, Mrs. Your spirit sighs and breathes and then, Janice Murphey Starkweather; Fades in the used-to-be. • B O n i’S FRESH SWEET APPLE CIDER A cold sweat tumbles from my face, Manchester area poliee report Pure and Natural, Made On The Premises his mother, Mrs. Mary 0. Warm tears caress my cheek Starkweather of Manchester; I know you're gone and yet. • MAC & DELICIOUS APPLES .16 qt. bag 1.50 It seems. 1 hear you softly speak. Arrests three daughters, Joy L. • David S. Hansen, 21, of 119 afternoon on Rt. 83 near Thrall around” on the northwest cor­ other Varieties Are Available That’s how it goes for those who love. Manchester ner of the school’s ball field S ta rk w e a th e r, Cindy L. I grieve since you have gone. Pitkin St., evading responsibili­ Rd. Starkweather and Susan J. Yet through memory's magic. • ,Iohn T. Maxwell, 44, of 6 Thursday at 4;30 p.m. Athletic Our love goes on and on. ty and unsafe turn in connection Police said minor damages • BOSC PEARS Starkweather, all at home; and Willowstream Dr., South Wind­ with a recent accident. He was resulted in the collision, which practice was going on nearby. two sisters, Mrs. Marion S. Ar- Wife. Chidren, Grandchildren sor, third-degree assault and in­ released on a $150 non-surety also involved cars driven by Two 15-year-olds were toxication today at 2 a m. at the bond for court Nov. 4. Sophie M itzkowitz, 33, of throwing Michael Custer, 14, of Golden Spigot restaurant on • Richard W. Jarvis, 47, of Rockville and John P. Dwyer, 41 Farmington St, up in the air. BOni FRUIT FARM 260 Bush Hill Rd., Manchester Spruce St. 2315 Ellington Rd., South Wind­ 17, of Vernon. Court date is They missed and Michael Maxwell allegedly struck a sor, evading responsibility in Nov. 12. appeared to have broken his left younger woman in the face with elbow. South Windsor expels connection with a recent acci­ Incidents his fist, police said. He was dent, Court is Nov. 25. A teacher carried him to the Manchester being held at police • Alvin R. Tarbell, 30, of school. An ambulance took him • Sgt. Raymond Mazzone hunters on first day headquarters. A court date had Lakewood Heights, Coventry, to MMH. He was treated for arrived at the front of 78 School not been set. evading responsibility in con­ contusions and released. Even on Sundays St. Thursday at 3:15 p.m. and Hunters and state game An employe in the Hartford • Michael G. Deloreto, 21, of nection with a two-car collision ITie fls found Joseph Lyman, 18, of 49 Use your Government Food Stamps wardens confronted each other office of the law enforcement no certain address, breach of on Center St. Thursday at 6 .MaiH’lic s IiT Birch St. lying on the sidewalk. or Cash Authorized Checks on South Windsor lands this division of the state Depart­ peace and disorderly conduct p.m. Damage to a parked car A home on Richmond Dr. was Lyman was semi-conscious. morning. ment of Environmental Protec­ today at 1:48 a.m. at the was minor. Court is Oct. 28. broken into late in the morning when you buy Good Things to Eat Someone had beaten him about Town and state laws now tion said she could not com­ Charter Oak Bar on Charter Thursday as a tag sale was held At Pinenurst from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. prohibit hunting in the town. ment. Oak St. Vernon the head and face, Mazzone across the street. Some cash Robert C. Gardiner, 43, of 47 said. The wardens had to tell disap­ All the people in authority Deloreto allegedly refused to was taken. Check our shelf signs for weekly specials An ambulance took him to pointed hunters not to shoot. from her office were out in the leave the bar and “broke things Hale St. Ext., Rockville, was Correction and put these on your list... charged with failure to provide MMH where he was admitted A town employe commented, woods and fields of Connecticut up" before his arrest by force, Miinelie.Nler DUBUQUE lighting, a violation of state and reported in satisfactory “These guys just spoil it for keeping watch of eager hunters. police said. He was being held The Herald incorrectly health statutes, on a Common condition by Friday, a hospital SKINLESS FRANKS b 99« themselves." this morning. reported a detail in a two-car Pleas Court warrant Friday, spokesman said. WEAVER • John R. Petrichenko, 24, of accident which occurred Mon­ police said. Police said the attacker was Middletown, fourth-degree day at 9:35 p.m. at S. Main CHICKEN FRANKS b M .0 9 Police said the charge stems another youth now being larceny (shoplifting) at the and Line “Sts. CANADA DRY ^ from a recent incident in which sought. The motive for the at­ FIRE CALLS Sears store Friday at 7:14 p.m. C arol K enneson, 33, of Gardiner allegedly dis­ tack is not known, police said, DIET QUARTS 3i99< Court is Nov. 3. Glastonbury, one of the drivers, CANADA DRY REGULAR connected electrical service to • Three boys of Illing Junior • David W. Blackwell, 24, of received a summons for failure .Manchester 181 Ferguson Rd., operating an apartment he owns at 11 High School were “ fooling GINGER ALE OR CLUR 2s79^ Friday, 4:29 p.m. —grass fire to drive to the right. Friday, 3:07 p.m. —leaves on while under the influence of Ward St., Rockville. off High St. (Rockville ) James F. Pilon, 39, also of fire at Woodbridge St. and Law- alcohol or drugs Friday at 11:35 Gardiner is to appear in coirt EVERY SUNDAY SHOP PINEHURST Friday, 8:15 p.m. —small Glastonbury, did not receive a ton Rd. (Town) p.m. on Center St. Court, Nov. Oct. 22. at 302 M AIN, J U S T N OR TH OF TH E ARMORY structure fire in North Coven­ summons as incorrectly Friday, 6:38 p.m.—meat over­ 4. OPEN 8 AM til 2 PM try. (North Coventry with .Accident.s WINF sets reported in The Herald, done in oven at 454 N. Main St. • Robert J. Gunther, 26, of Toliand on standby) Miinrlicslcr The Herald regrets the error (Eighth District) 143 Bissell St., operating while PINEHURST GROCERY INC. Friday, 9:46 p.m. —car fire • Michael J Maselli, 18, of 9 and has apologized to Father Friday, 10:11 p.m. —phone license suspended in connection on Hunter Rd. (Tolland ) Thistle Rd. was taken to talk show Pilon, a priest in his town. book burning in phone booth at with a car-utility pole collision Friday, 10:29 p.m. —a Vernon Manchester Memorial Hospital corner of Hartford Rd. and Friday at 3:23 a.m. at Main St. Radio Station WINF of police officer on routine patrol today at 12:44 a.m. after a one- McKee St. Person turning in the south of Bigelow St. Manchester will broadcast a on Fish and Game Rd. came on car accident on Glenwood Rd. alarm said he could not use the A passenger. Dawn V. “Focus" telephone talk show a 1973 mercury Cougar engulfed west of Autumn St. He was booth to call .so he pulled Alarm Gunther, 28, of the same ad­ tonight featuring Philip in flames. The Vernon Fire treated and released. Box 14. (Town) dress, was taken to Manchester Berrigan and others arrested at ★ BULB FESTIVAL ★ Department put out the fire. No The car had landed on its Tolland County Memorial Hospital where she the recent Pratt & Whitney Air­ operator couid be found. The roof. It was later towed away. Friday, 2 09 p.m. -tre e fire was treated for neck and knee craft air show. car with Massachusetts piates Police are still investigating. on Lakeside Lane. (Bolton) injuries and released. Dave Mitchell, who will host was completely destroyed. Friday, 3:04 p.m. —woods The car was towed ^ ernon the “live" program and accept Police are investigating. away. Full Selection of Dutch Bulbs fire off Pinney Rd. (Ellington) Court is Oct. 28. Cheryl A. Hill, 27, of 29 Allen calls from listeners, said the Dr., Vernon was charged with show will start at 8:30 and run improper land change after a for at least an hour, depending 1 Lb. Bone Meal - FREE With Purchase three-car accident Friday on listener response. Indictments charge five M.39 Value of ’ 5 Or More in embezzling conspiracy ALL 6” POTTED HARTFORD (UPI) - Five were former authority director is not complete. He said ALL SHRUBS & TREES | men connected to the East Stanley A. Ozimek, 66; acting Ptacheinski was charged with 1 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ Hartford Housing Authority and director John C. Somers Jr., 35; cashing checks misap­ NOW... aHerm a South Windsor pharmacist former forman Michael A. propriated from the housing U ^IV IU M have been named in a 63 count Serignese, 61; former authority. exclusively tor indictment for conspiring to 25-50% OFF maintenance superintendent Smith said Ozimek and his r

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Directed by Joyce Karpiej, former co­ director and choreographer of the Hart­ iH i ford Ballet and the Hartford Junior Local group on TV NOW Ballet from 1971 to 1973, the Center i P IS THE BEST TIME TO BUY Ballet Theatre was formed as the Ballet Have you ever wondered what the Center in 1973 as a training school in musicians in a volunteer orchestra — classical ballet. those who don’t make a living playing A SABRINA POOL During its first two years, it provided full time — do when they hang up their tubas and trombones and lay aside their performance activities through the Here are 10 big reasons why! school’s performing wing, the Children’s bows and bassoons? Ballet 'Theatre. On Oct. 25 at 7:30 p.m., Channel 3 1. Lowest Prices — makes best possible “end>of-season” deal noi Tickets are available by calling 289- (WFSB-TV, Hartford) will focus part of on any size Sabrina Pool. 2. No problems of ground water conditions caused by Spring thaws 2330, 568-4828 or 649-6729. their “Land of The 3” program on the and showers. two faces of the Manchester Civic 3. Less chance of rain, mud and mess during Installation. Orchestra and Chorale. Stamps and coins 4. Fall is best time to landscape around pool...be ready for next Events at UConn Summer. Featured will be some of the various 6. Ground and backfill around pool has chance to settle firmly The Chinese Acrobats of Taiwan are members of the orchestra with vocations during Winter months. By Russ MacKendrick 7. No problem of fitting your job into tight installation schedule] scheduled to perform tonight at 8:15 other than music, particularly the field during Summer buying rush. i of medicine, science and academics. 8. No mess or tie up of yard and patio during Summer outdooi p.m. in the Jorgensen Auditorium at living season. University of Connecticut in Storrs. Dr. Francis Helfrick, a pediatrician, A sampling of sizes, shapes, 9. Children are In school and out of way during installation. Wednesday at 8:15 p.m., also in plays trombone and is also president of Belgium China...) of foreign heads will be swimming with 10. Play equipment and patio furniture safely stored away during and shades of hard money coins together with a flag from new issues: A three-cent coil, a installation. Jorgensen, the Philadelphia Orchestra the orchestra. A nuclear physicist plays loaned by Tom Radzavich, directed by Eugene Ormandy will per­ cello, and a tuba is played by a professor each nation. (Will anyone in Liberty Tree 13-cent stamped erstwhile veep of the Central possession of something from envelope, a nine-cent postal form. For reservations for the above, of English literature. Connecticut Coin Club. phone 486-4226. In addition to these three, there are Xeimappa please come card, an 11-cent Freedom of At the left are 10-and 50-pence forward). Press stamp, a 24-cent Old The university departments of music many other occupations represented coins currently in use in Great and Germanic and Slavic languages will such as secretary, engineer, housewife, Back at the ranch North Church, the 13-star flag, Britain. The seven sides of the a nine-cent Freedom to assem­ jointly sponsor a special free concert- analyst, Spanish teacher and chemist, to larger value piece help to pre­ Meanwhile back at the ranch lecture Sunday on the late German name a few. in Washington D.C., they are ble, a Liberty Bell coil — which vent mix-ups. brings us to the 25th of the philosopher Friedrich Nietzsche — his Featured with the orchestra will be the Next in line is a nice square fending off phone calls from love of music and his ability as a com- Chorale, also completely voluntary and excited people with 1943 zinc month. 1957 five-naye-paise (nye-a pye- Then draw a breath and get ■ poser. comprised of people from all walks of sa) from India with its three pennies, hoping they have the The program is slated for 3:30 p.m. in life. experimental aluminum cents ready for the 13-cent American watchful beasties on guard. Eagle and Shield with its First Von der Mehden Recital Hall. The first concert with just the “lost or misplaced” by certain Then the real handful, a 100- Day at Juneau, Alaska, on Dec. The event will feature a presentation orchestra will be Nov. 2 at 7:30 p.m. in mon brass coin from Japan. congressmen. (“By George, I fnna of 16 songs the philosopher wrote don’t know what became of that 1. Whew! Bailey Auditorium of Manchester High The date is not evident, but it The names of the Citizens’ between the ages of 16 and 38, performed School. first appeared, with the same thing!” ) The most revolutionary concept in by Rodney Godshall, bass, and John The value of the 13 missing Stamp Advisory Committee are pool design since the Roman bath characters, in 1837. given in Linn’s, all 14 of them Reeves White, piano. coins is estimated at $35,000 Dinner theaters The other holed coin, with its (Oct. «8, p. 3). Familiar ones: Leonard Bernstein’s “West Side each and it has been proposed bunch of draped grapes, is an Ernest Borgnine (new) and Story” is playing through Oct. 25 at Two family-type entertainment to dilute this a bit by running off aluminum 10-lepta from Jamie Wyeth (a holdover). Harriet S. Jorgensen Theatre at 8:15 programs are being presented at area Greece, dated 1959. 100 million more. (This-kind of dinner theaters. thinking gave us a lot of Ham- Let’s hope they have a better p.m. For reservations and information The walking elephant in the year. on matinees, call 429-2912. “Oklahoma!’’ is billed at the hexagon (no political reference marskjold invert stamps — they Coachlight Dinner Theatre in East Wind­ intended) is a 1943 copper kept the presses going and Two more rubouts sor through Oct. 29. piece, two francs, inscribed on going “to satisfy the demand” ). More zesty little post offices Evening of arts “Spice on Ice” , a variety show on ice, the back “Banque Du Congo 13-cent coming rubbed out — this time down in is entertaining nightly at the Chateau de Beige.” (Belgian Congo). It is It seems to be really getting the Virginias — we will lose Tonight at 8 p.m., the Manchester both Tetotum and Rangoon. Area Council of Churches will sponsor Ville in East Windsor, through Nov. 2. one of the many foreign coins here — the 13-cent postage rate. the Evening of Performing Arts at that were minted at Linn’s has a picture of a Liberty A cool cover Bailey Auditorium, Manchester High Margaret Schroeder, left, and Nina Noryk, both of South Windsor have been Playing again Philadelphia. Bell stamp of that value slated Far-off covers may School. Proceeds will be used for the named as members of the newly formed Center Ballet Theatre of East Hart­ Finally, there is the piecrust for release in booklet format on henceforth be obtained from a many community programs which ford. “Very Good Eddie” with music by item, crescent moon and the 31st of this month at the new Antarctica branch of the swirls, which is a 1961 10-pice convention of the Society of USPS. The postmarks will read, The revolutionary new Sabrina Steel Wall Pool is just what MACC operates. Jerome Kern is playing a re-run at the you’ve been looking for! A steel pool that has so many PLUS Tickets will be available at the door. with valid I.D. cards ten minutes before Goodspeed Opera House in East Haddam coin in nickel-brass from the Philatelic Americans in “So. Pole Br. New York, NY features. The Sabrina is a steel pool that is superior in At the Bushnell Goverment of Pakistan. Cleveland. Then on Nov. 15, at 10090.” design and materials...in quality...in ease of construe* curtain on a first-come, first-served prior to New York opening. It will play tion...and yet is extremely LOW IN COST. The Sabrina is the Oscar-winning actress Olivia de basis. through Nov. 2. For reservations, call These are shown to give an th e SEPAD in Philly This facility was established only pool on the market with amazing new UNI-LOK Show at university Havilland begins the Bushnell Morning 873-8668. idea of the variety that can be (Southeastern Pennsylvania Oct. 1 to provide “mail service modular' panels, a fantastic breakthrough in steel pool “Awake and Sing!” by Clifford Odets design ana construction. Additional details on request. “Children of Darkness’’ will be Lecture Club’s 1975-76 season Monday at plays at the Hartford Stage Co. in Hart­ expected in a collection of in­ and Delaware clubs) we will to the geographic South Pole, presented by the University Players, 11 a.m. at the Bushnell Memorial Hall in ford through Oct. 26. For reservations, expensive foreign coins. get a 13-cent, 13-star flag in coil some 800 nautical miles from Hartford. A first prize exhibit in this and sheet form. the main U.S. station at University of Hartford at 200 Bloomfield call 525-4258. EXCLUSIVE NEW Ave., West Hartford, tonight at 8 and Other lecturers include Ann Landers, class was shown by Mrs. Lucy Both of the above stamps are McMurdo Sound.” See p. 683 of Sunday at 3 p.m. Performances will be in Charles Kuralt and the Hon. Angier Bid­ Spector at the recent CCCClub to be squarish in shape. “Stamps” mag for the way to UNI-LOK CONSTRUCTION Auerbach Auditorium. dle Duke. 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Page 6 — WEEKEND — Oct. 18. 1975 WEEKEND - Oct. 18, 1975 - Page 7 Dance classes scheduled This week’s ■jfsiy-i’ ■ movies on television 3:00 (5) “Feudin' Fools” (1952). The A series of master classes from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. Monday Today 5:00 (20) “El Padre de la Driatura” (1966). Plane crash survivors try to stay Wong, noted dancer and Bowery Boys inherit a plantation and a and workshops in dance will be (Oct. 20) in Seabury 9. As a (1971). Spanish. alive in the desert. James Stewart, Peter choreographer and former 1:00 (9) “Tomb of the Living Dead” feud. held at Trinity College on Oct. member of the Don Redlich 6:00 (5) “Lives of a Bengal Lancer” Finch, Ernest Borgnine. guest artist in the Trinity 3:00 (9) ‘"The Destructors” (1967). 20 and in November. Sponsored Company, he has danced at the (1970). Strange creature strikes and (1935). Thrilling tale of the Bengal 11:30 (8) “K inp Go Forth” (1958). Dance Program, and Michael strikes again. John Ashley, Angelique Intelligence agent tracks underwater by the Trinity Dance Program, Wolf Trap Dance Festival, now Uthoff, artistic director of the Lancers. Gary Cooper, Franchot Tone. Love story during the war. Frank the classes are open to the Pettijohn. “destructors.” Richard Egan, David 6:30 (9) “The Cat Creature” (1973). Sinatra, Tony Curtis, Natalie Wood. the American University School Hartford Ballet Company. Brian, Michael Ansara. public for a small admission of Performing Arts, and the 1:30 (5) “The Atomic Submarine” Stuart Whitman, David Hedison. 11:30 (40) “ Craw lspace” (1972). For further information (1959). Submarine sent to hunt other mis­ 3:30 (30) “Destination Tokyo” (1943). charge. Some dance experience Connecticut College Summer 9:00 ( 20-22-30) “The Deadly Tower” Childless couple adopts a young drifter. about the classes, contact Judy sing subs finds underwater flying saucer. Sub crew’s mission is to mine Tokyo is required for participation. Dance Festival. He is teaching Dworin, director of the dance (1975). Policeman tries to stop a berserk Arthur Kennedy, Teresa Wright. Billy Siegenfeld, member of Joi Lansing, Arthur Franz. Bay. Cary Grant, John Garfield, Dane sniper. Richard Yniguez, Kurt Russell, 1:00 (5) “Shadow on the Land” (1968). at Wesleyan Uhiversity. program, at the Austin Arts Clark. the Eton Redlich Dance Com­ 3:00 (3) “ Magoo at Sea” (1965). Pernell Roberts. Two men try to bring freedom to a The master classes in Center, Trinity College, Hart­ Animated cartoon with voices by Jim 4:30 (3) “That Funny Feeling” (1965). pany, will give a master class November will be given by Mel ford. 10:00 (24) To be announced. totalitarian America. Jackie Cooper, Backus and Marvin Miller. Comedy in New York City with Sandra 11:30 (3) “The Flight of the Phoenix” Carol Lynley. Dee and Bobby Darin. Rooney. 9:00 (9) “ Kiss the Blood Off My Here’s bookmobile schedule 2:00 (8) “War of the Wildcats” (1943). 4:00 (8) “To Have and Have Not” Sunday (1944). Adventure during World War II Hands” (1948). Young convict who ac­ Here’s next week’s schedule Tuesday 2:50 p.m. — Nike Circle. Cowboy organizes town against an with Humphrey Bogart and Lauren cidentally kills someone seeks refuge in ) / for the Manchester Public 10:20 a.m. — Holiday House. 3:30 p.m. — Bruce Rd. 7:30 (30) “Along Came Jones” (1945). oilman. John Wayne, Albert Dekker, girl’s apartment. Burt Lancaster, Joan Bacall. Library bookmobile: 11 a.m. — Charter Oak St. 4:10 p.m. — West and N. Fair- Shy cowboy is mistaken for an outlaw. Martha Scott. Fontaine. . - -r i;- Gary Cooper, Loretta Young. 5:00 (9) “The Roaring Twenties” \ Monday 11:40 a.m. — Arvine PI. field Sts. 2:00 ( 40) “The Moon Is Blue” (1953). 11:30 (30) “For Me and My Gal” Noon (5) “Mister Hex” (1946). The (1939). \Var buddies clash in bootlegging J <■ 'r % - 10:20 a.m. — Manchester 1:30 p.m. — Clinton and Oak Thursday Two men pursue a mischievous girl. (1942). Musical about a vaudeville team Bowery Boys hypnotize one of the gang rackets. James Cagney, Humphrey Manor. Sts. 10:20 a.m. — Head Start William Holden, David Niven, Maggie before World War I. Judy Garland, Gene to think he’s a great fighter. Bogart. 11 a.m. — Bluefield Dr. 2:10 p.m. — Bishop Dr. Center. McNamara. Kelly. 2:50 p.m. — McDivitt Dr. 1:00 (5) “Northern Pursuit” (1943). 3:00 (5) “Bullets or Ballots” (1936). 6:00 (5) “Across the Pacific” (1942). 11:40 a.m. — McGuire Lane. 11:40 a.m. — Sunnybrook Secret Service agents pretends to join 11:50 (40) “All in a Night’s Work” 1:30 p.m. — Crestwood Dr. 3:30 p.m. — Shepard Dr. Apartments. Mounties find only one survivor of Nazi Former police detective joins a gang to (1961). Comedy about an unlikely i l p S i i group which landed in Hudson Bay. Errol plot to blow up Panama Canal. 2:10 p.m. — High St. 4:10 p.m. — Kennedy Rd. and 1:30 p.m. — Hackmatack St. expose them. Edward G. Robinson, Joan romance. Dean Martin, Shirley Flynn, Julie Bishop. Humphrey Bogart, Mary Astor. >XCis'^ ‘ '> 2:50 p.m. — Presidential Woodstock Dr. 2:10 p.m. — West Side Rec. Blondell. MacLaine. 1:00 (9) “The Cockeyed Cowboys of 9:00 ( 8-40) “They Shoot Horses, Don’t * '5 ';r; > Village. Wednesday 2:50 p.m .— Durkin and Bran- 3:00 (9) “Ask Any Girl” (1959). Girl Midnight (9) “Disciple of Death” Calico County’’ (1969). Western They?” (1%9). Drama about the people 3:30 p.m. — Trebe Dr. and 10:20 a.m. — Crestfield Con­ ford Sts. goes to New York to find a career and (1972). Vampire story in English village. townspeople seek a bride for the town in a dance marathon. Jane Fonda, Thompson Rd. valescent Home. 3:30 p.m. — Lawton and husband. Shirley MacLaine, David Mike Raven. blacksmith. Dan Blocker, Mickey Michael Sarrazin, Gig Young. 4:10 p.m. — Fountain Village. 1:30 p.m. — Sycamore Lane. Weaver Rds. Niven, Gig Young. 2:10 p.m. — Ansaldi Rd. 4:10 p.m. - - Gerard & Cone 4:00 (9) “She Wore a Yellow Ribbon” 9:00 ( 20-22-30) “The UFO Incident” Huston. Monday (1949). Rugged cavalry commander tries (1975). Story of a middle-aged couple 12:30 (9) “Where the Spies Are” to drive away Indians. John Wayne, John who claim they boarded a spaceship with (1966). Doctor goes to Beirut for the Lon­ Libraries add many books 1:00 (5) “ Peter Ibbetson” (1935). Agar. aliens. Estelle Parsons, James Earl don Foreign Office after an agent dis­ Study of a young man’s emotional life 4:30 (20) “Timbuctoo” (1933). Young Jones. appears. David Niven, Francoise New books at Manchester’s SaneckI — The Pictorial Guide to Hill — King of White Lady and death in prison. Gary Cooper, Ann man treks through jungle after romance 11:30 (3) “The Man Who Understood Dorleac. Mary Cheney Library: Garden Flowers Johnston — A Room with Dark Sorenson — Stewardship Upside Mirrors Harding. ends. Henry Kendall, Margot Grahame. Women” (1959). Hollywood producer 1:10 (5) “Blood Arrow” (1958). Mor­ Fiction Down Kardos — Avraham's Good Week 1:00 (9) “Ten Thousand Bedrooms” 8:00 (9) “Midnight Lace” (1960). lifts a girl to stardom. Henry Fonda, mon girl sets out across Indian territory Yankee Inc. — Danger, Disaster and Moore — The Great Victorian Collec­ Reese — Wes Hardin's Gun Horrid Deeds (1957). Rich American goes to Rome and American girl who weds English tycoon Leslie Caron. to get medicine. Scott Brady, Phyllis '■i Ramsay — The Dark Descends tion The A to Z of Cooking Reese — Wes Hardin's Gun falls in love. Dean Martin, Anna Maria is terrorized by obscene phone calls. 11:30 (5) “Rain” (1932). Drama in the Coates. Nonfiction Shaw — NIghtwork Alberghetti. Doris Day, Rex Harrison, John Gavin. South Seas. Joan Crawford, Walter New books at Manchester’s Symons — A Three-Pipe Problem Beebe — Voyafllng Under Power Whiton Memorial Library: Bohrer — This Ts Your Captain Winslow ^ Death of an Angel Ranch foreman helps his lady boss fight Speakingl Fiction Nonfiction Tuesday Savalas, Clint Walker. Arctic station is visited by outerspace Bray — The American Heritage cattlemen. Kirk Douglas, Richard 11:30 (3) “Never Too Late” (1965). creatures. Herb Edelman, Michael Guide to Archaeology Alcott — Behind a Mask Allen — Without Feathers Boone. Chaneles — The Movie Makers Brink — Looking on Darkness Best — Case Against Direct Election 1:00 (5) “Happy Go Lucky” (1943). Comedy about a middle-aged woman Parks. Gumming — The Exploration of Byrd — Lady of Monkton of the President Musical comedy. Mary Martin, Dick 5:00 (20) “Scotland Yard Mystery” Elephant Mask with Hat collected by Adolf Diehl in Bape, Garcia — Magic with Cards who becomes pregnant. Paul Ford, 12:30 (8) “Distant Early Warning.” North America, 1630-1776 Calmer — Madam Ambassador Powell. (1935). Thriller about a police Cameroon, in 1911. The mask is 34 inches long, while the Guercio — Correctness and Effec­ Christie — Curtain Handke — A Sorrow Beyond Dreams Maureen O’Sullivan. 12:30 (9) “ Berlin Affair” (1970). tiveness of Expression Dolson — Please Omit Funeral Money — Sexual Signatures 1:00 (9) “The Gazebo” (1960). TV pathologist who commits series of 11:30 (5) “Humoresque” (1947). Musi­ Espionage in West Berlin with Darrin hat diameter is 20 inches. It features white and pink beads Hansen — Late Nineteenth Century Fleming — Too Latel Too Latel The Olmstead — Treshold; The First crimes. George Curzon. Days of Retirement writer bungles murder of blackmailer cian sponsored by wealthy woman McGavin, Brian Kelly and Fritz Weaver. of two sizes, with some yellow, against a dark blue Art Malden Cried 8:00 (9) “ Pancho Villa” (1972). Hart — How the Brain Works Fontane — A Man of Honor SzolnokI — Namath: My Son Joe and havoc results. Debbie Reynolds, decides his career is more important. 2:10 (5) “Apache Warrior” (1957). background with red trim. This mask on loan from the Holroyd — Augustus John; A Greer — Slammer Valjean — John Steinbeck: The Glenn Ford, Carl Reiner. Mexican revolutionary gets in trouble Joan Crawford, John Garfield. Scout is hurt trying to save Indian friend. Biography Guthrie — The Last Valley Errant Knight when he attacks border town. Telly Linden-Museum, Stuttgart, Germany, is featured in the Hutchinson — Yoga; A Way of Life Herlln — Commemorations Whitaker — The Bride's Book of 4:00 (9) “Man Without a Star” (1955). 11:30 (40) “Distant Early Warning.” Keith Larson. current exhibition of the William Benton Museum of Art Jackson — Reggie Flower Arrangement Lewis — Edith Wharton: A Biography success. Rosalind Russell, Fred 11:30 (3) “Any Wednesday” (1966). at the University of Connecticut. 12:30 (9) “A Man Called Dagger” Mason — Kipling; The Glass, the Wednesday MacMurray. Comedy about a tycoon, a client, and a Shadow and the Fire (1968). American agent joins forces with Mooneyham — What Do You Say to Library hours 4:00 (9) “P.J.” (1968). Tycoon hires mistress. Jason Robards, Jane Fonda, a Hungry World? 1:00 (5) “Alexander Graham Bell” detective to protect his mistress. George Dean Jones. pretty girl to trap Nazi. Terry Moore, Morris — The Nobility of Failure (1939). The biography with Don Ameche, Paul Mantee. Peppard, Raymond Burr, Susan Saint 11:30 (4) “The Day the Earth Moved” UConn museum shows Muggerldge — Jesus: The Man Who Henry Fonda and Loretta Young. 1:40 (5) “ Young and Dangerous” Lives Mary Cheney Library Whiton Memoriai Library James. (1974). Photographers discover method Murray — The Legacy of Al Capone 1:00 (9) “Flight for Freedom” (1943). (1957). Gang leader falls in love with 17- Adult: Monday through Adult and Juvenile: Monday 4:30 (20) “Saloon Bar” (1940). People of predicting earthquakes. Jackie Olmstead — Threshold; The First Woman flier and male pilot almost year-old girl. Connie Stevens, Mark African beaded art Days of Retirement Friday, 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Satur­ through Friday, 10 a.m. to 8:30 in London pub try to solve a murder. Cooper, Stella Stevens. Porter — Child Health Nursing day, 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. p.m.; Saturday, 10 a.m. to 6 wreck their romance because of her Gordon Harker. Damon. Review 12:30 (8) “The Day the Earth Moved.” The largest exhibition of Juvenile: Monday through p.m. penetrated the area at the turn Rumbelow — The Complete Jack the (1938) Young priest and killer face each Morrow, Claude Akins. Schizophrenic nurse in love triangle African beaded art from of this century. Ripper Thursday, 9 a.m. to 9 p.m.; Rutland — An Introduction to the other in a police shootout. James 9:00 (3) “Babe” (1975). Drama about becomes involved with murder. Joan Cameroon ever displayed on Friday and Saturday, 9 a.m. to 6 Books may be returned at Thursday Most of the objects in the World’s Gemstones Cagney, Humphrey Bogart. Babe Didrikson Zaharias, the famous Crawford, Van Heflin. this side of the Atlantic Ocean p.m. Mary Cheney Library when exhibition were loaned by the 1:00 (5) “Riding High” (1943). Musical 4:30 (20) “ Return to Yesterday” woman athlete. Susan Clark, Alex 12:30 (9) “Subterfuge” (1968). has opened at the William Ben­ libraries are closed. Linden-Museum in Stuttgart, Western. Dorothy Lamour, Dick Powell. (1940). Hollywood star tries to relive his Karras, Jeannette Nolan. American agent is kidnaped and falls in ton Museum of Art at the Germany, which has the largest 1:00 (9) “Stage Door” (1937). Story of youth. Clive Brook, Anna Lee. 11:30 (3) “The Thrill of It All” (1963). love. Gene Barry, Joan Collins. University of Connecticut, Cameroon collection in Europe. a group of stage aspirants. Ginger 8:00 (9) “River of Mystery” (1969). 1:50 (5) “Thunderbirds” (1952). War Storrs. Comedy set on Madison Ave. Doris Day, The Benton show represents the Rogers, Katharine Hepburn. Diamond hunter hires explosives experts James Garner. drama with John Derek and John The exhibition, “The Sign of largest transatlantic art loan of 4:00 (9) “Angels with Dirty Faces” sought by revolutionary leader. Vic 11:30 (5) “Possessed” (1949). Barrymore Jr. the Leopard: Bearded Art of its kind. Most of these items Cameroon,” will be on view un­ have not been publicly dis­ Stewart Granger. about a family off black sharecroppers 11:30 (5) “Mildred Pierce” (1945). til Dec. 20. (The museum will played before either in this Friday 4:00 (9) “The Tarnished Angels” during the Depression. Cicely T^son, Ambitious woman and her daughter fall be closed Nov. 26 to 30.) country or Europe. (1957). Newsman covering New Orleans Paul Winfield, Kevin Hooks. in love with the same man. Joan Craw­ It was organized by visiting MUFFLERS 1:00 (5) “The Beat Generation” (1959). air show becomes involved in troubled 8:00 (9) “ ’Tobruk” (1966). British All the items illustrate the ford, Ann Blythe. curator Tamara Northern, state of the arts in the Detective goes after psychopath who lives of others. Rock Hudson, Robert major leads mission to blow up German 12:30 (9) “Strategy of Terror” (1967). generally regarded a leading grassland country snuggled in assaulted his wife. Mamie Van Doren, Stack. fuel supplies. Rock Hudson, George Pep­ Cop thwarts sinister spy plot in New American scholar in this realm the Atlantic elbo^^of Africa INSTALLED Steve Cochran. 4:30 (20) “Recoil” (1953). Girl seeks to pard. York. Hugh O’Brien, Barbara Rush. of African art, who brought before German “Explorers Most Ford, Chevys 1:00 (9) “Bhowani Junction” (1956). avenge her father’s murder. Elizabeth 11:30 (3) “The Jokers” (1967). Comedy 1:55 (5) “Centennial Summer” (1946). together a successful exhibition opened the country up to a and Plymouths. Anglo-Indian girl tries to find her identi­ Sellars, Kieron Moore. about burglars after the cro'wn jewels. Adventure in Philadelphia in 1876. of the “Royal Art of period of Western colonialism Comparable prices ty in post-war Pakistan. AVa Gardner, 8:00 (8-40) “Sounder” (1972). Drama Oliver Reed, Michael Crawford. Jeanne Crain, Cornel Wilde. Cameroon” at Dartmouth two and artistic influence. on a ll other years ago. The 50 newly reproduced Mufflers. The Benton exhibition Francis X. 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Page 8 - WEEKEND - Oct. 18, 1975 WEEKEND — Oct. 18, 1975 - Page 9 One fourth of new shows Sunday, Oct. 18 A few words about Art... 6:00 Sesame Street...... 57 Charles Ives ...... 57 Everyone has different taste. And everyone has different Christopher Closeup ...... 3 10:30 4:00 budgets. At the Village Gallery we respect your taste & getting ready to bow out 6:30 Look Up and Live ...... 3 NFL Football...... 3 budget. A visit to the gallery will prove that we have a wide Insight ...... 3 Deviin...... 8 M ovie...... 8 variety of Art — for every style and price. We honestly feel By JOAN HANAUER pointment to me,” Antonowsky opposite ‘Petrocelli, which was Special...... 5 Point of View ...... 9 NFL Football...... 20-22 that if you buy original art - as oppossed to “decor” art - you NEW YORK (UPI) - A said. “ ‘Holvak’ was very well not a stellar performer last 7:00 Jewish Heritage...... 40 To Be Announced...... 30 will be happier longer. And to help you we offer a law-a-way quarter of the 27 shows to bow done. Maybe the public has had year.” Camera Three ...... 3 10:45 Dragnet ...... 40 plan — interest free — for your purchases at the gallery. We onto network television this its fill of nostalgia type shows.” “Big Eddy” not only has low This Is the Life ...... 8 Jewish L ife ...... 40 4:30 also offer a home consultation service for a small fee. This is especially helpful in grouping arrangements and establishing season are ready to bow out, “As for ‘Fay,’ we premiered ratings, but it may be dragging Lucy Show...... 22 Teach-In...... 18 11:00 an over-all plan — custom fit for you! - with “Big Eddy” the latest to it early to give it a chance, the down “ M-A-S-H,’’ which Ring Around the World ----- 30 A Family At War ...... 24 Eye on Women...... 3 An ad d ^ convenience is our custom frame dept. We hit the dust by mid-November. audience saw it and rejected it. follows it,” Shepherd said. Baron ...... 40 7:30 Flintstones...... 5 pride ourselves on exciting matting and framing techniques. NBC already has given up on We are dealing with what the He said CBS had decided to Bill Moyers’ Journal...... 57 Arthur and Company...... 3 These Are the Days ...... 8-40 Well, that’s all — even more than we planned to say — So four of its hopefuls, while CBS public wants to see. I like Lee keep “Beacon Hill” where it Yogi Bear ...... 5 Rex Humbard...... 9 5:00 Grant,” he said. “How can you w^s instead of shifting it to come to the gallery and see for yourself. has canceled two so far. Worship For Shut-Ins...... 8 Notre Dame Highlights ... .22 Mission Impossible ...... 5 ABC has canceled nothing, not like Lee Grant? I wish Wednesday night because “if The Christophers...... 9 Carrascolendas...... 30 M ovie...... 9 I although it is switching time everything could go on forever, it’s going to work, it should I Dream of Jeannie...... 22 Electric Company...... 57 5:30 periods on two of its very low but it can’t. They pay us to work where it is now.” He con­ Movie...... 30 11:30 Jimmy Swaggart...... 18 rated shows — “Barbary make these decisions.” firmed that George Kennedy in ' c U c 8:00 Face the Nation...... 3 Antiques...... 24-57 Coast” will be moved to Friday One of the men they pay to “The Blue Knight” would We Believe ...... 3 Make A Wish ...... 8-40 Wild Wild West ...... 40 night at 8 while “Mobile One” make those same decisions replace “McShane” in late Wonderama...... 5 Adelante...... 30 6:00 proves its mobility by going over at CBS is Harvey December. Catholic Service...... 8 Noon M ovie...... 5 RT. 63, PICCADILLY SQUARE, TALCOTTVILLE over to Monday night. Shephard, vice president, Neither man argued with the Davey and Goliath...... 9 Face the S ta te ...... 3 Happy Days...... 8 ______649-1685 If the networks were to be program planning. He said that theory that what sells today is Word of Life Today...... 22 M ovie...... 5 Day of Discovery...... 18 characterized on their actions so far “Big Eddy” and “Kate comedy and cops. Sesame Street...... 57 this season, NBC would be the McShane’’ were the only “People want to laugh,” An­ Connecticut Scene...... 8 Tribal E y e...... 24 8:15 Hour of P ow er...... 9 6:30 Daytime programs one quick to cut its losses, definite cancellations. On tonowsky said, “and what they Sacred H eart...... 40 perhaps too quick, according to “Three For the Road,” he read in the newspapers isn’t Flintstones...... 40 News...... 8 some of its critics. called the numbers disappoin­ very funny. As for cops, it’s a 8:30 12:15 Music For All America .... 18 Monday — Friday CBS has taken a middle of the ting. life-and-death situation and the Spread a Little Sunshine ___ 3 Speaking For the Consumer .8 Superman...... 40 6:00 Noon road policy, holding on grimly “The Nielsen ratings come in cop or detective solves it all. Insight ...... 8 7:00 Summer Semester...... 3 News...... 3-8-9 Day of Discovery...... 9 12:30 trying to establish its very very.rjuickly,” he said. “That’s That’s a very simplistic way to NFL Pregame Show...... 3 News...... 3 Speak for Yourself ...... 5 The Magnificent Marble Oral Roberts...... 22 expensive “Beacon Hill” and just one element. We fix on the put it, but I believe that’s what Dialogue...... 8 Swiss Family Robinson .. 8-40 Machine ...... 20-22-30 Davey and Goliath...... 40 6:15 its wobbly “Joe & Sons” and over-all performance relative goes on.” Insight ...... 20 The American Documents .. .9 Davey and Goliath...... 8 Showoffs...... 40 “Three for the Road.” to the competition.” 9:00 Grand Stand ...... 22-30 Gospel Singing Jubilee...... 18 12:30 2/? Sammy Davis Jr. will guest- Barrio...... 3 6:30 ABC sits with what a network He said CBS likes to give a Gilligan’s Island...... 40 World of Disney...... 20-22-30 Public a ffa irs...... 3-8-30 Search for Tomorrow...... 3 star on an upcoming episode of New D a y ...... 8 Sheldon Leonard stars as Eddie Smith and Quinn Cum­ spokesman described as “our show about three months in 1:00 Victory Garden...... 24-57 Huckleberry Hound...... 5 All My Children...... 8-40 mings plays Ginger, his orphaned granddaughter, in CBS- Mona Lisa grin,” and insists it which to succeed but “ ‘Kate CBS-TV’s daytime serial, Oral Roberts...... 9 Journey to Adventure...... 9 NFL Football ...... 3 7:30 7:00 is committed for 13 weeks on all McShane’ never really got the “Love of Life.” Day of Discovery...... 22 Jackpot!...... 20-22-30 TV s Big Eddie,” the latest new TV season show to be Movies ...... 5-9 What’s Happening...... 3 News...... 3 its shows except Howard tune-in. On top of that there was ABC will present a 90-minute Christopher Closeup ...... 40 canceled. Eighth Day ...... 8 Witness to Y esterday...... 24 Underdog...... 5 1:00 Cosell, who has a 20-week con­ real erosion. ‘Cannon,” which 9:15 special saluting Nashville’s NFL Football ...... 22 Lowell Thomas...... 57 Cartoon C arnival...... 8 Tattletales...... 3 tract. The network spokesman comes on after, was building Grand Ole Opry and its 50th an­ Davey and Goliath...... — 8 To Be Announced...... 30 8:00 Today Show...... 22-30 M ovies...... 5-9 insists ABC will stick by its while she was decreasing — and niversary Nov. 11. 9:30 Conversations W ith...... 40 Family Theatre ...... 3 A.M. America...... 40 Ryan’s H ope...... 8-40 obligations, although the Cosell Congressional Report ...... 3 1:30 Lawrence Welk...... 5 Know Your World ...... 20 Sports on TV show is doing abysmally. 7:30 Captain Noah ...... 8 Issues and Answers...... 8 Six Million Dollar Man ... 8-40 Som erset...... 22-30 “An average of about one out Bigs B unny...... 5 Electric Company...... 24 Today Percy Sutton R eport...... 9 2:00 Middle Age Blues ...... 9 New Zoo Revue ...... 8 4:00 (3) Football: Lions vs. of every three new television To Be Announced...... 22 Spring Street USA...... 18 2:00 ( 8-40) Wide World of Vikings. Candidate interviews Movies ...... 8-40 News...... 9 1:30 shows make the grade, and Let Us Celebrate...... 30 Ellery Queen...... 20-22-30 As the World Turns...... 3 Sports. 4:00 (20-22) Football: Raiders About Charles Ives ...... 57 eventually we won’t be that far Insight ...... 40 Evening At Symphony .. 24-57 8:00 Let’s Make a D eal...... 8-40 3:45 (8-40) College Football: vs. Bengalis. off,” said Marvin Antonowsky, continue on cable TV 3:00 Captain Kangaroo ...... 3 10:00 8:30 Days of Our Lives .... 20-22-30 To be announced. 4:00 ( 30) Football: To Be An­ NBC vice president, programs. M ovies...... 5-9 The Flintstones ...... 5 5:00 (18) This Week in the nounced. A series of videotaped inter­ Brown, Board of Directors. Lamp Unto My F e e t...... 3 Inside/Outside...... 18 Challenge of Truth...... 18 A.M. America...... 8 2:00 NBC has canceled four of its I Dream of Jeannie...... 8 The Guiding L ight...... 3 NFL. Monday eight new shows, or, since two views with candidates in Wednesday: Democrat Public a ffa irs...... 9 Special...... 9 3:30 $10,000 P yram id...... 8-40 6:00 (9) Racing from Belmont 9:00 (8-40) Football: Giants of them were half-hour for­ Manchester’s Nov. 3 municipal Pascal Prignano and 9:00 Today Show...... 20 Catholic Service...... 22-30 Hour of P ow er...... 18 Park. vs. Bills. mats, three out of seven hours election continues next week on Republican Edward Wilson, Special ...... 5 2:30 Latino...... 40 Jennie...... 24 8:30 8:00 (9) Hockey: Rangers vs. 11:00 (9) Harness Racing. of new programming. Greater Hartford CATV, Board of Directors. M ovies...... 8-40 Mister Ed ...... 5 The Edge of Night...... 3 Maple Leafs, 12:30 (40) College Football While he has been accused of Manchester cable television. Thursday: Democrat John M ovie...... 9 Joe Franklin Show...... 9 Rhyme and Reason...... 8-40 11:30 (9) Harness Racing. The programs are seen nightly Kathryn Kuhlman ...... 18 The Doctors ...... 20-22-30 1975. being too quick on the trigger, Thompson and Republican Vi­ 9:00 from 7 to 8 p.m. on Cable McCloud...... 20-22-30 Sunday Tuesday few of Antonowsky’s critics vian Ferguson, Board of Direc­ New England Journal...... 3 3:00 (Channel 21. The series ends Masterpiece Theatre .... 24-57 11:00 (22) Notre Dame 8:00 (3) Hockey: Whalers vs. were referring to the demise of tors; Democrat Roger Negro Dennis the Menace ...... 5 The Match G am e...... 3 Oct. 24. Dillon Leasing Corp. Highlights. Nordiques. “The Montefuscos” or “The In­ and Republican Louise Cronin, 9:30 Phil Donahue Show...... 8 Casper Cartoons...... 5 Here is the remainder of the 1:00 (3) Football: Bears vs. 10:00 (9) College Football: visible Man”. “Fay” and town treasurer candidates. 319 Main St. Manchester Oral R oberts...... 18 Kitty Today...... 22 General Hospital ...... 8-40 cablecast schedule: Steelers. Notre Dame vs. Air Force. “Family Holvak” are another Friday: Democrat Phyllis 10:00 Sesame Street...... 24 Beverly Hillbillies...... 9 Monday: Democrat Jack Phone 643-2145 1:00 (20) Football: Dolphins matter, and actress Lee Grant Jackston and Republican Paul B ronk...... 3 Not for Women Only...... 30 Another World ...... 20-22-30 vs. Jets. Wednesday Goldberg and Republican Willhide, Board of Directors. 7:00 (18) Notre Dame referred to Antonowsky on the Weekend N ew s...... 5 Strum ‘n Drummers...... 40 3:30 1:00 ( 22) Football: Colts vs. Harry W. Reinhorn, candidates Aiso on Friday: Manchester’s Highlights. “Tonight” show as “the mad Living Faith ...... 18 Mickey Mouse Club...... 3 Patriots. for the Board of Directors. registrars of voters explaining 9:30 8:00 (9) Hockey: Rangers vs. programmer” for canceling her Ascent of Man ...... 24 Green Acres...... 5 Huckleberry Hound...... 5 1:00 ( 30) Football: To be an­ “Fay.” Tuesday: Democrat Robert how to use a voting machine. Soundstage...... 57 One Life to Live ...... 8-40 nounced. Sabres. Price and Republican Clarence RENTS The Real McCoys ...... 9 “ ‘Holvak’ was a big disap- 10:30 Not for Women Only...... 22 The Lucy Show...... 9 Sports E x tra ...... 5 The Lucy Show...... 30 Maggie and the Beautiful N.Y.P.D...... • • .9 The Flintstones ...... 40 Machine ...... 57 Today, Oct. 18 10:00 4:00 11:00 Give-N-Take ...... 3 Bewitched...... 3 House of Frightenstein...... 5 4:00 Speaking F reely ...... 24 6:00 S pecial...... 5 Matt Helm ...... 8-40 News...... 3-22-30 The Flying Nun ...... 5 The Brady Bunch...... 8-22 Film F estival...... 3 Three Stooges...... 30 New s...... 3-22 Howard Cosell ...... 8-40 To Be Announced...... 24 Gabe Pressman ...... 5 A.M. Connecticut...... 8 M ovie...... 9 3:30 M ovie...... 5 Hockey...... 9 Soundstage...... 57 The Untouchables ...... 9 Romper Room ...... 9 M ovie...... 9 Kup’s Show...... 57 Som erset...... 20 Dick Van Dyke...... 20 M ovie...... 30 Racing From Belmont...... 9 Wilburn B rothers...... 18 10:30 Celebrity Sweepstakes Star T rek...... 22 Sesame Street...... 24-57 Pregame Show ...... 40 Famous Classic T ales...... 18 Emergency ...... 20-22-30 The Untouchables ...... 9 -i^Special 11:20 ...... 20-22-30 Sesame Street...... 24 Week In Review...... 24 Autobiography of a ^Vacation News...... 8-40 Electric Company...... 24 Gomer Pyle, USMC...... 30 3:45 11:00 Mike Douglas Show...... 40 Honeymooners ...... 30 Black Perspective...... 30 Princess...... 24 11:30 Leave It to B eav er...... 40 Ted Armstrong...... 40 College Football...... 40 News...... 3-8-22-30-40 Open D oor...... 57 People Helping People...... 57 Occasion Cars Name of the G am e...... 3 10:30 4:30 1:30 4:00 Best of Groucho...... 5 Cars Dinah! ...... 3 Hitchcock Hour ...... 5 6:30 8:30 Dick Van Dyke...... 20 David Susskind...... 5 ’The Price Is Right ...... 3 What’s Communion ...... 3 D o c ...... 3 M ovie...... 30 Bugs Bunny Cartoons...... 5 To Be Announced...... 8 N ew s...... 3-22-30 11:30 Andy Griffith Show...... 5 M ovie...... 5 M ovie...... 9 Journey to Adventure...... 18 Wheel of Fortune...... 20-22-30 Merv Griffin Show...... 8 Sesame Street...... 24 M ovies...... 3-8-40 11:45 Call of the W est...... 20 Consumer Survival Kit .. 24-57 Isfahan Of Shah’ Abbas___57 I Love Lucy ...... 40 Dick Van Dyke Show ...... 20 Human Adaption ...... 57 Rock Concert ...... 5 Sammy and Company...... 22 Hogan’s Heroes ...... 22 What About Women...... 30 9:00 4:30 7:00 Harness Racing ...... 9 11:50 11:00 Superman...... 40 Mary Tyler Moore...... 3 The Mod Squad...... 30 Movie ...... 3 Agronsky and Com pany...... 3 Saturday N ight...... 20-22-30 It Takes a ’Thief...... 8 G am bit...... 3 2:00 New s...... 8-20-22 Fugitive...... 5 Bewitched...... 5 5:00 Ascent of Man ...... 57 M ovie...... 40 Mickey Mouse Club...... 5 Soul Train ...... 3 Lawrence Welk...... 18 S.W.A.T...... 8-40 Showoffs...... 8 5:00 Midnight M ovie...... 20 To Be Announced...... 20 Firing Line ...... 24-57 Jerry Falwell...... 18 Midnight Straight Talk...... 9 Mission Impossible ...... 5 M ovie...... — 9 Film ...... 22 Hee H a w ...... 30 M ovie...... 20-22-30 W restling...... 9 High R ollers...... 20-22-30 The Big Valley...... 22 To Be Announced...... 8 12:50 Mister Rogers...... 57 Lilias, Yogi and You...... 24 Gunsm oke...... 40 A Family at W ar...... 24 1:00 You Don’t Say ...... 40 Across the S treet...... 30 Departments,...... 9 News...... 8 7:30 Autobiography of a M ovie...... 5 ‘^Substitute ^Fun Cars Electric Company'...... — 57 5:15 Wide World of Sports...... 40 This Week in the N F L ...... 18 Princess...... 57 NFL Game of the Week...... 9 1:05 Mister Rogers...... 24 M ovie...... 20 Land of the T h ree...... 3 11:30 2:30 9:30 Risk of M arriage...... 30 Speaking for the Consumer . .8 5:30 Star T rek...... 22 Yale ’75 ...... 8 Cars Love of Life ...... 3 W om an...... 24 Bob Newhart...... 3 1:30 1:20 The Flintstones ...... 5 Mister Rogers...... 24 Nashville on the Road ...... 20 Midday L iv e ...... 5 Flying Nun ...... 30 Best of Joe Franklin...... ‘. . .9 News...... ‘19 Happy Days...... 8-40 Hogan’s Heroes ...... 30 5:30 . . ,. . , . As Schools Match W its...... 22 10:00 3:00 You Have The Need . . . We Have The Car 1:45 Hollywood Squares .. . 20-22-30 News...... • -49 TV Garden Club ...... 24 8:00 ..j . ^ ,. . , Carol Burnett ...... 3 2:30 Movies ...... 3-5-9 The Jeffersons .‘.'.:.. 3 \<{akend»News ...►VS, To Rent.Bv The Day. Vi/eek Or Monthl' Best of Joe Franklin---- -.’ i'.9' Sesame S treet.!. . ... ,. .57 Villa Alegre...... Wall Street W eek...... 57 ■ ' * ‘ ' z \ t. *' » ‘y ^ ^ t • I .,3 ' < /-I j • r. 7 WEEKEND - Oct. 18, 1975 - Page 11 Page 10 - WEEKEND - Oct. 18, 1975 Thursday, Oct. 23

6:00 10:00 Monday, Oct. 20 Hollywood Squares ...... 22 News...... 3-8-22-30 News...... 5 HEIRLOOMS OF TOMORROW ARE AT Martin Agronsky ...... 24-57 6:00 Hour of Power ...... 18 10:30 Bewitched ...... 5 Harry 0 ...... 8-40 WHNB TV Special...... 30 Ask Kleiner News...... 3-8-22-30 Invisible M a n ...... 20-22-30 New Jersev Report ...... 9 The Untouchables ...... 9 Garner Ted Armstrong...... 9 Dragnet ...... 40 Bewitched ...... 5 Wolf Trap Performance 24-57 Flving Circus ...... 57 COUNTR’V^ Nashville on the Road ...... 18 Medical S tory...... 20-22-30 By Dick Kleiner The Untouchables ...... 9 Newsmakers...... 20 8:00 8:30 11HX) 254 BROAD ST. MANCHESTER 10:30 Black Buffalo’s Pow-Wow .. 18 Carrascolendas...... 24-57 The Waltons ...... 3 Phvllis ...... 3 News . 3-r2-30 Merchants in Early American. Meet the M ayors...... 9 Newsmakers...... 20 Mer%’ G riffin...... 5 ...... 5 Bonanza...... 40 Dealer's Choice ...... 5 Best of Grouefeo Furniture Reproductions' 11:00 Villa Alegre...... 24-57 Harness Ractnji: ... .9 6:30 Barney M iller...... 8-40 9:00 News...... 3-8-22-24-30-40-57 DEAR DICK: At the famous MGM prop auction in 1970, who Bonanza ...... 40 .20 Ciocks • Lamps • Fireplace Furnishings Partridge Fam ily...... 5 M ovie...... 9 .All In the Familv ...... 3 Dick Van Dyke Best of Groucho...... 5 bought the ruby red slippers Judy Garland wore in “ The Wizard 6:30 24-57 News...... 8-20-22-30 Sharing...... 18 NFL Football...... 8-40 News...... Gifts and Nautical Paraphernalia N.Y.P.D...... 9 of Oz” ? — MARY PICKFORD GOSNELL, Silverhill, Ala. News...... 8-20-22-30 Real McCoys...... 18 Montefuscos ...... 20-30 Living Word ...... 18 11:30 OPCN TUES.. WED., SAT. 10 A.M. • 5:30 P.M. 649-5173 £ Dick Van Dyke...... 20 Nobody knows. Some mystery man bought them through a Partridge Family...... 5 M ovie...... 20-22-30 M ovies...... 3-5 THURS.tFRI. 10A.M.-9P.M. ^ Consumer Experience...... 24 Space 1999 ...... 22 1:30 lawyer who was at the auction. The lawyer did the actual bidding Real McCoys...... 18 Almeta Speaks...... 24-57 The I’ntouchables...... 9 Gettin’ Over ...... 57 Fourth Estate...... 24 and buying. The belief is (although probably fostered by TV Garden Club...... 24 OPEN SUNDAY 12 - 5 P.M. Election ‘7 5 ...... 57 M ovies...... 3-5 9:30 Johnny Carson ...... 20-22-30 7:00 Hollywood’s love of mysterious romanticism) that the buyer was Hodgepodge Lodge...... 57 Mike Douglas...... 8 Maude...... 3 Midnight News...... 3-20-22-40 8:30 some rich man who was always in love with Judy. 7:00 SUNDAY THRU TUES. ONLY Merv G riffin...... 5 The Untouchables ...... 9 Connecticut R eport...... 18 News...... 8-40 Andy Griffith ...... 5 DEAR DICK; Can you please tell me if the character News...... 3-20-22-10 On The R ocks...... 8-40 Johnny Carson ...... 20-22-30 Romantic Rebellion...... 24 Truth or Consequences...... 8 “ Harper” was drawn from Raymond Chandler’s detective, Andy Griffith ...... 5 12:30 Mannix...... 40 ReaUdades...... 57 A - > Ironside ...... 9 F a y ...... 20-30 Philip Marlowe? If so, what is the title of the novel that the movie Truth or Consequences...... 8 Mike D ouglas...... 8 12:30 Wally’s Workshop ...... 18 Classic Theatre Preview 24-57 “ Harper” was based on? — MRS. RAY COLES, New Orleans, Ironside ...... 9 M ov ie...... 9 M ovie...... 9 10:00 College Football...... 40 CANDLE Black P erspective...... 24-57 9:00 La. American Outdoorsman . . . . 18 To Tell the Truth...... 30 Movie ...... 3 Mannix...... 8 No, Harper is not Chandler’s Marlowe. Harper is Ross Mac­ Theatre Preview ...... 24 Medical Center...... 3 11KK) Longstreet...... 40 N ew s...... 5 7:30 Sts. of San Francisco . . . . 8-40 donald’s Lew Archer. The movie, "Harper,” was based on Mac­ To Tell the Truth...... 30 T om orrow ...... 20-22-30 Tom orrow ...... 20-22-30 New York Report ...... 9 STANDS Living Word ...... 18 donald’s book, ‘"The Moving Target.” They changed the name to Double Play ...... 3 World Press ...... 57 1:15 Soundstage...... 24 Reg. $19.95 Adam 12...... 5 Ellery Queen...... 20-22-30 1:30 Harper for reasons only the producers know. Harper, incidental­ M ovie...... 9 7:30 Flying Circus ...... 57 Screen Test...... 8 Classic Theatre ...... 24-57 Longstreet...... 8 ly, is back again, in the new movie, “ The Drowning Pool,” played again by Paul Newman. Price is Right...... 3 Celebrity G o lf...... 18 9:30 1:50 Dealer’s Choice ...... 5 $ 0 8 9 To Be Announced...... 20 M edix...... 18 M ovie...... 5 DEAR DICK: Will you please list the names of the movies Candid Camera...... 8 Robert Redford and Natalie Wood have done together? — TRACI To Be Announced...... 18 Television channels ETHERIDGE AND BETH YOUNG, Putnam, Ala. Friends of Man ...... 20 One Per Customer Redford and Miss Wood have only appeared in two films Hollywood Squares ...... 22 3 ...... W’FSB. Hartford 3 0 ...... WHNB, West Hartford Friday, Oct. 24 together — “ Inside Daisy Clover” in 1965 and “ This Property Is Martin Agronsky ...... 24-57 5 ...... WNEW. New York 40...... WHYN, Springfield Condemned” in 1966. Polka ...... 40 8 ...WTNH. New Haven 5 7 ...... WGBY, Springfield 6:00 Martin Agronsky ...... 24-57 8:00 9 ...... WOR, New York News...... 3-8-22-30 Hollywood Squares ...... 30 News 3-8-22-24-30-40-57 DEAR DICK: Could you please tell me who is Demosthenes on Subscribers to Greater Hart­ Best of Groucho...... 5 - RHONDA KLINE Steubenville, Ohio Rhoda...... 3 18...... WHCT, Hartford SCONCES Bewitched ...... 5 Room 222 ...... 40 Kojak? ford CATV will receive WHYN pj V p n 0 Demosthenes is the professional name of actor George Adam 12...... 5 2 0 ...... WATR. Waterburv LIMIT: The Untouchables ...... 9 on Cable Channel 4 and WGBY $ 0 9 5 8:00 nint Von ...... 90 Savalas, Telly’s brother. He plays Detective Stavros on the Barbary Coast ...... 8-40 2 2 ...... WWLP, Springfield TV/O PER Black Buffalo’s Pow-Wow .. 18 on Cable Channel 7. ea. Big Eddie ...... 3 series. M ovie...... 9 2 4 ...... WEDH, Hartford CUSTOMER Newsmakers...... 20 BUY ONE SCONCE Dealer’s Choice ...... 5 Villa Alegre...... 24-57 11:30 DEAR DICK: When had his TV show several GET 2nd FREE M ovies...... 8-9 Bonanza...... 40 Billy Graham ...... 18 M ovies...... 3-5 years ago, his girl friend, Barbi Benton, looked very much preg- Bob H ope...... 20-22-30 Mike D ouglas...... 8 nant as she appeared on it. Will you please tell me what happened Tuesday, Oct. 21 While Our Supply Lasts! 6:30 Week in R eview ...... 24-57 The Untouchables 9 t® the baby? — MRS. MARGARE'T BLAKE, Tustin, Ca. Partridge Family...... 5 Movie ...... 40 Johnny Carson 20-22-30 You must be mis-remembering. Barbi Benton has never been 6:00 Celebrity Tennis...... 18 10:00 News...... 8-20-22-30 Wide World Special 40 pregnant. Maybe she was wearing a fat dress. News...... 3-8-22-30 To Be Announced...... 20 8:30 News...... 5 Real M cCoys...... 18 MASH...... 3 DEAR DICK: Does Elvis Presley still make records or is he Bewitched ...... 5 Let’s Make A D e a l...... 22 Marcus Welby...... 8-40 Guppies to G roupies...... 24 Martin Agronsky ...... 24-57 Merv G riffin...... 5 12:30 sticking mainly to concerts? And how is his health? — G.H. The Untouchables ...... 9 Notre Dame F ootball...... 9 Hodgepodge Lodge...... 57 Treasure Hunt ...... 30 Wall Street Week ...... 24-57 Wide World Special...... 8 JONES JR., Whistler, Ala. Pop Goes the Country...... 18 Joe Forrester...... 20-22-30 Mnvio Q RCA assures me he is still making records — or he will be, Room 222 ...... 40 Carrascolendas...... 24-57 Woman Alive ...... 24-57 7:00 9:00 when he gets out of the hospital. He's coming along fine now — Bonanza...... 40 8:00 Hawaii Five-0 ...... 3 10:30 N ew s...... 3-20-22-40 • u. c 1 on oo on ^is spokesman says he “ just ran out of gas” — but will need four C t u B S B r A S Living Word ...... IP 6:30 WHA Hockey ...... 3 W oman...... 24-57 diagonal Andy Griffith ...... 5 Midnight Special ...... 20-22-30 q{ after he gets out of the hospital before he can UN Day Concert ...... 24 Partridge Family...... 5 Dealer’s Choice ...... 5 Truth or Consequences...... 8 1:30 start singing again. Masterpiece Theatre...... 57 News...... 8-20-22-30 M ovie...... 9 Ironside ...... 9 Audubon Wildlife Theatre .. .3 recently that Elton John rivals fellow Sharing...... 18 11:00 Real McCoys...... 18 Champions...... 18 9:30 2:00 Englishman Mick Jagger. Is this true? In my opinion, Elton John Movin’ O n ...... 20-22-30 News...... 3-8-22-24-30-40-57 Consumer Experience...... 24 Aviation W eather...... 24-57 New Directions ...... 18 M ov ie...... 5 is by far a better musician and person. — MARLENA M., Gettin’ O v e r...... 57 Rivals of Sherlock Holmes .24 Best of Groucho...... 5 QMX-1 To Tell the Truth...... 30 10:00 Norristown, Pa. Happy Days...... 40 N.Y.P.D...... 9 7:30 ...... 3 That’s like saying that T-bone rivals sirloin. It’s a matter of 7:00 Birth & Death of a Star. . . . 57 Dick Van Dyke...... 20 P M ...... 3 News...... 5 taste. I would imagine that, at the moment in the U.S., John has News...... 3-20-22-40 8:30 11:30 Portable Color TV Adam 12...... 5 ABC News Closeup...... 8-40 She Hcralii more fans than Jagger. But Jagger’s fans would probably Andy Griffith ...... 5 Merv G riffin...... 5 M ovies...... 3-5-40 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING Fight for City Hall ...... 8 The Avengers...... 9 vehemently defend their hero, just as you defend John. That’s Ironside ...... 9 Welcome Back Kotter ... 8-40 Mike Douglas...... 8 Car and Track ...... 20 Police Woman ...... 20-22-30 PHONE 643-2711 what makes horse races. Mr. Chips...... 18 Consumer Survival K it...... 57 The Untouchables ...... 9 Let’s Make a D eal...... 22 Great Performances...... 57 fO R A S SIS TAN Ci IM PLACING TOUR AD Realidades...... 24 9:00 Johnny Carson ...... 20-22-30 To Tell the Truth...... 30 Rookies ...... 8-40 12:30 Human Adaption ...... 57 Living Word ...... 18 M ovies...... 8-9 .—_ 7:30 Police Story ...... 20-22-30 1:00 Saturday, Oct. 25 Celebrity Sweepstakes ...... 3 Ascent of Man ...... 24-57 Tomorrow ...... 20-22-30 Noon Adam 12...... 5 9:30 2:15 6:00 Bugs Bunny Cartoons...... 5 IQ u a s a r . Valley of the Dinosaurs...... 3 Space 1999 ...... 8 Human Dimension...... 18 M ov ie...... 5 I I # A g-U S A ...... 3 Kathrym Kuhlman ...... 9 Creature Feature...... 5 Patterns for L iving...... 5 Secret Lives of Waldo K itty ...... 20-22-30 Speed B uggy...... 8 6:30 Wednesday, Oct. 22 Sesame Street...... 24 Josie and the Pussycats Eye on W om en...... 3 ...... 20-22-30 9:30 6:00 Wild Kingdom...... 20-30 10:00 100% Huckleberry Hound...... 5 Mister Rogers...... 24 Scooby-Doo ...... 3 News...... 3-8-22-30 Big M oney...... 22 Kate McShane ...... 3 I Dream of Jeannie...... 8 Candlepin Bowling...... 40 Bewitched ...... 5 Komedy Klassics...... 5 Martin Agronsky ...... 24-57 News...... 5 7:00 12:30 The Untouchables ...... 9 1 Lost Saucer...... 8-40 Room 222 ...... 40 Starsky and Hutch...... 8-40 Ranger Station...... 3 Fat A lbert...... 3 Black Buffalo’s Pow-Wow ..18 Thriller Theater...... 9 8:00 Petrocelli...... 20-22-30 Underdog Cartoons ...... 5 American Bandstand...... 8 Newsmakers...... 20 Pink Panther ...... 20-22-30 Tony Orlando & D aw n...... 3 Say Brother...... 24-57 Cartoon Carnival...... 8 Go-USA ...... 20-22-30 Villa Alegre...... 24-57 Adam 12...... 5 10:30 Consultation ...... 30 10:00 Villa Alegre...... 24 Bonanaza...... 40 When Things Were Rotten 8-40 Sports Legends...... 9 7:30 Shazam!/Isis...... 3 New York Rangers...... 9 Flying Circus ...... 24 Model WP4206MW Casper Cartoons...... 5 Adventures of Gilligan . . . 8-40 6:30 Faith For Today ...... 18 Election 75 ...... 57 News...... — 8 Land of the Lost ...... 20-22-30 Partridge Family...... 5 Little House on the 11:00 Beverly H illbillies...... 30 Electric Company...... 24 P ra irie...... 20-22-30 Quasar QMX-1 chassis with Our SPEEDY SpMialty News...... 8-20-22-30 N ew s...... 3-8-22-24-30-40-57 10:30 Real McCoys...... 18 Tribal E y e ...... 24-57 Best of Groucho...... 5 micro-circuit technology. Weighs 43 Uncle Croc’s B lo ck ...... 8-40 TRULY DELICIOUS N.Y.P.D...... 9 8:00 Book Beat ...... 24 Porky Pig Cartoons...... 5 Run Joe, R u n ...... 20-22-30 Hodgepodge Lodge...... 57 Dick Van Dyke...... 20 lbs. Uses less power than a 100 watt CHICKEN 8:30 Hong Kong P h o o e y ...... 8-40 Carrascolendas...... 24 Brown in 6 Minutes 7:00 Merv Griffin...... 5 11:30 bulb. “ Quintrix” In-Line Matrix Picture Newark and Reality ...... 9 11:00 The world’s “ finest eatin’ News...... 3-20-22-40 That’s My M am a...... 8-40 M ov ies...... 3-5-40 Tube. Qne Button Color Tuning. AFT. Emergency Plus 4 ----- 20-22-30 Space Nuts ...... 3 chicken” with incomparable Andy Griffith ...... 5 ’This Is the Life ...... 18 Mike D ouglas...... 8 8:30 Soul T ra in ...... 3 taste. Ironside ...... The Untouchables ...... 9 9:00 The Flintstones ...... 5 Action Theater...... 9 Notre Dame Highlights Johnny Carson ...... 20-22-30 CALL IN ORDER Last F rontier...... 3 TMDE t StVE Tom and Jerry/Grape Return to the Planet of Romagnolis’ Table...... 12:30 Pick Up 10 Minutes Later Baretta...... 8-40 A p e ...... 8-40 the A pes...... 20-22-30 To Tell the Truth...... M ov ies...... : . . 8-9 Living Word ...... 18 Connecticut R ep ort...... 9 Sesame Street...... 24 Doctor’s Hospital...... 20-22-30 1:00 DECI’S DRIVEm 7:30 Sigmund and the Sea 11:30 462 CENTER ST. 643-2660 Nome That Tune ...... 3 Great Performances----- 24-57 T om orrow ...... ?0-^-30 20th CENTURY TV Monsters...... 20-22-30 Ghost Busters...... 3 176 BURNSIDE AVE. Dealer’s Choice ...... 5 9:30 *■1 •. r p r 4* I I ■ Oddball Couple,•• $25,000 Pyram id...... 8 Metro Pulse ...... 18 M o v ie ...... 5 EAST HARTFORD ^ . A28»i1554 O a r^ n s ...3 , . i j- ?0-22-30 - '• * ip s Page 12 - WEEKEND - Oct. 18, 1975 Over Advertlilng Supplements to 100 Stores • Meriden Record-Journal • • New H aven Register • Now Britain Herald • Burlington Free Press • WOtd^l^^epublican Nature Photography Center opens Across • Ansonia Sentinel • RuftdndlH^rfild • M id d le ^ w n P re ss • Bi^d^)5rc(-Saco Journal • Sprifig^fen^^p^ club, or other group at their major awards have been the the Nation ■ Patriot Led ger • B^&rD^ilyNeWs • BoatOTQ^J^. world of nature. Time is evenly Haverhill€S9jWUe' • HarHofci dqurpnt The Connecticut River in Higganum for beginning and own facility. The slide show- Grand Prize in the 1974 Natural • BdViiriylTfries split between classes and field • Glo.W ^ter Tffries Sun.;<5d.'l0. liVs advanced students alike. While History Magazine International Nature Photography Center is trips. lecture presentation by • L'^t^iySun opening today in Higganum. presenting a thorough groun­ Photography Contest and an In­ Open Dally port Daily Trdnscfipi-Telegram Independent study workshops Steinhacker is an informative, •. 01 , -.Iterprise ding in the “ basic fundamen­ dividual Artist Grant from the S#fi^cf.N«.''irirs According to its director, are available during the week fast-moving, often humorous 10 to 10 The S m art S hopper Charles Steinhacker, the objec­ tals” as well as in those event with the emphasis on ac­ Connecticut Commission on the llWhtyo;: 'W iid .'O e i, 15, 1575 to those beginning and ad­ Lew iston S un Journal technical areas peculiar to the Arts. His work has appeared in tives of the center are as vanced students who prefer to tive audience participation. It THI THANK YOU STORE _. feftrS^file - • Portland Press Herald follows: Quality instruction in nature photographer, the many leading magazines. tiilifrisi'- iU l.4^ el.H Mid Mon., Ocl. JO.'idTS learn on a one-to-one basis. This adds up to a “ crash” course in color nature photography; primary concern of these The center is located on the format provides a particularly advanced nature photography. photojournalism projects to workshops is to develop in each Connecticut River in productive method of working Steinhacker — photographer, further the cause of conserva­ individual a personal way of Higganum, eight miles on a mutually agreeable project author, teacher — has published Starts Mon, Oct ENDS SAT, OCT 25 seeing the natural world. 20 tion; and appreciation of the southeast of Middletown. in nature or conservation three large-format books. His natural environment through Various approaches to Further information is photography. teaching experience includes the process of photography. looking at nature are fully available from: Connecticut For those persons who are un­ three years as artist in The center offers two explored. The workshops River Nature Photography able to come to Higganum for a residence at Wesleyan Univer­ programs, workshops and provide students with the op­ Center, P.O. Box 40, Higganum workshop, the center offers a sity. portunity to study the art of Landing, Ct. 06441. speaking engagements. speaking engagement program Steinhacker’s most recent Weekend workshops are held photography as it applies to the which can be utilized by a class. Hunters returning AGWAYl to woods

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