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XCV, No. 298 PH ICE 1 RETEEN CENTS Dear Abby...... 9 Wings ...... 4 News African peace shuttle summary > Compiled from in second round United Press International PRETORIA, South Africa (U P D - where the loudest noise is the chir­ “The United States, which Secretary of state Henry A. ping of birds. throughout its history has stood for Kissinger said today he came to After the 214 hour talks he ad­ dignity, equality and respect between southern Africa to avert a race war dressed the U.S. Embassy staff at the races, in its own interests and in State which could have "profound im­ the Burgerspark hotel, his base for the interest of southern Africa, HARTFORD—The father of the plications for international the three-day visit. He said South decided to take an initiative....It did late Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. stability.” Africa “holds the key” to peace in so because the dangers of conflagra­ has suggested a new con­ the region, and added; tion in southern Africa were real.” gressional investigation of his Kissinger held a second round of “What has brought me here was a “We hope that progress is being son’s murder will be futile. talks with South African Prime culmination of historical tragedies in made on subjects that have a long 65 “They’ll never find out who did Minister John Vorster at Libertas, southern Africa that bear within legacy and are extremely painful to it,” he said Friday after being a the premier’s hilltop residence sur­ them the seeds of great com­ deal with for alt parties,” Kissinger ibile rounded by lush flower gardens call luncheon guest of Gov. Ella T. plications. said. “I hope we can feei a step -828- Grasso at the executive mansion. forward has been taken.” “ War between the race,” HARTFORD —Until something Kissinger said, “if it once started, seps is done about polluted New York New quakes hit Italy would have the profoundest im­ % Ided plications for international stability ther and New Jersey air drifting into overlooking Lake Nemi in the Aiban ROME (UPI) — More shocks were on a globai scale.” er 5 Connecticut, officials say they felt in earthquake-devastated Friuli Hills. will hold up almost $21.4 billion in The shock, with a Mercalli rating Kissinger, aithough he was today and mild tremors rocked an speaking in the South African capital, federal funds targeted for those Alban Hills town near the summer of 3 to 4, caused no harm in Genzano Vi 66 two cities. Environmental Com­ indirectly condemned the country's residence of Pope Paui VI. and was not even felt 4.5 miles away missioner Joseph N. Gill said in Castel Gandolfo where Pope Paul policy of institutionalized segrega­ Four shocks measuring between 4 tion. Friday the difference in air pollu­ and 5 on the 12-degree Mercalli scale is spending the final days of an an­ tion standards between the states nual working vacation. His listeners included Americans caused no new casualties or damage and South Africans. Some 30 of them was responsible for the problem. Seismologist Rodolfo Console of in the Alpine foothills of Friuli, were black. He told them: It is a long way down where nearly 1,000 died in an the Monteporzio Geophysical Obser­ Regional vatory said the shock in Genzano, 19 “We have had occasion to say that Bill McGuire, 50, of the Diving Devils high diver show is all earthquake May 6 and another 13 in a as far as the United States is con­ 67 miles southeast of Rome, posed no smiles as he dives toward a flaming pool of water 100 feet below PROVIDENCE, R. I. -Gov. second shock earlier this week. cerned, the concept of human dignity danger for the capital’s 3.5 million in­ Philip W. Noel pulled into the lead Four hundred miles to the south, must have universal application. We to open the Baltimore City Fair Friday. The fair, the only one of over Richard Lorber in the U. S. the second tremor in two days oc­ habitants. He said moderate shocks its type in the nation runs through Sunday. (UPI photo) have been reported through the cen­ cannot agree with any concept that is Senate Democratic primary early curred at 7:04 a.m. (1;04 a.m. EDT) based on the separation of the today. The unofficial latest count 3t Genzano, a wine-growing town turies in the extinct volcanoes of the Alban Hills. races.” — still incomplete — show Noel Kissinger drew a roar of laughter ahead by 73 votes when the count when he said, “secretaries of state Candidates prepare stopped at 2 a.m. It was to resume Man killed in auto crash come and go. It is the only thing that again this morning with aabout 1,- keeps up the morale of my 800 more absentee votes and shut- Gary Miner, 27, of South Rd., turing Co., police said. associates.” But he indicated that for first debate in bailots to be counted. Eliington died this morning, the ap­ He was pronounced dead on the U.S. foreign poiicy, together with its parent victim of an auto accident at scene by the medical examiner. Dr. impiications for raciai justice, “does By ROBERT KAYLOR he was closing the gap on Carter and BOSTON —The first full week of 2:02 a.m. on E. Main St. in Rockvilie. Haroid Shapiro. not fluctuate with political cam­ I'nilcd I’rvRH Inli-rniitional that ""We have the momentum.” school in Boston under the third Miner was driving a pickup truck The White-Gibson-Small Funeral paigns. It cannot be altered every President Ford and Democratic The President told the Republican year of a court-ordered east on E. Main St. when he drove off Home, 65 Elm St., Rockville, is in four or eight years.” nominee Jimmy Carter both took a women the Mississippi riverboat desegregation plan ended without the side of the road and struck a utili­ charge of arrangements which were “1 have taiked to so many different weekend break from their normai start of a southern tour next Satur­ major incident Friday. Some ty pole opposite the Albi Manufac­ incomplete late this morning. ieaders that 1 am beginning to lose campaign ritbai to prepare for their day will ^ an example of a “very, scuffles were reported, but there my voice,” Kissinger said hoarsely. first nationally televised confronta­ very fast" six weeks of campaigning were no serious incidents of The Kissinger-Vorster talks were tion Thursday. to come and added; ""I would much violence in the schools. Citywide held against a background of violence Carter returned to Plains, Ga. rather be a fast finisher than an early attendance was 77.6 per cent of Machinists idle TWA in which eight blacks, including six after winding up the second week of starter.” protected enrollment, normal tor schoolchildren, were shot dead by his fall campaign on familiar ground Carter was joined Friday in Gulf­ Friday, officials said. By United Press International TWA personnel immediately began police Friday during anti-Kissinger in the Deep South, where he praised port. Miss., by Sens. John Stennis and Picket lines began springing up at calling passengers booked on the air- demonstrations in a biack township officials for “ending the long preoc­ James Eastland, both of whom have National airports across the nation early iines' flights to inform them they near Johannesburg, according to cupation with the racial issue" voted against civil rights legislation. today following a strike oy 12,000 witnesses. Ford, in keeping with his campaign "The racial issue is one that I, WASHINGTON -A civilian wouid be booked on other airlines. machinists against Trans World TWA carries about 40,000 The two men's discussions Friday strategy of spending most of his time Sens. Stennis and Eastland and deep-sea salvage company has Airlines. and Saturday have iasted a total of at the White House in his role as chief others and millions of Southern peo­ been hired by the Navy in its race passengers daily on more than 400 The strike, which immediately domestic and 40 overseas flights. seven hours. executive, piayed host Friday to a ple have faced successfully and with to beat the ^v iet Union to an F14 grounded all 'TWA flights, was caiied group from the League of Republican courage.” he said. Tomcat jet fighter that plunged at midnight Friday when Women. He toid them poiis showed ""New relationships between white from the deck of the aircraft negotiations between the nation’s and black citizens, with equality of carrier USS John F. Kennedy off third largest commerical carrier and opportunity and the integrated socie­ the coast of Scotland. An attempt the International Association of Carr given three life terms ty we now enjoy, has liberated the to raise the $20 miilion plane from Machinists reached an impasse. South as well as the rest of the 1,900 feet of water will begin next No new taiks have been scheduled, MIAMI (UPI) — In a move paroie application which might be nation," Carter said. week. but a TWA spokesman said, “both He testified before a sentencing The Democratic nominee also told designed to put Robert Frederick made by Carr be rejected. jury which recommended he be im­ sides will be at the call of the media­ Carr III, 32, of Norwich, Conn., in Mississippi audiences that DETROIT —United Auto Baskin sentenced (^arr, a television prisoned for life with no chance for tion board." prison for the remainder of his life, a Republicans have always tried to Workers officials charged Friday repairman, to three consecutive life parole. The machinists, who service and circuit court judge has sentenced terms for the sex murders of two 11- control inflation through high un­ that Ford Motor Co.’s desire to refuel TWA's jets, had been working The jury's recommendation, employment rates — a theme he is him to three life terms plus 360 years year-old Miami boys and a 16-year- however, was not binding on the maintain super high profits forced without a contract since last Oc­ expected to hit hard during the in prison, ali to be served con­ oid Miami girl. judge nor is the judge's recommen­ the nationwide strike now tober. The strike deadline signified nationally televised debate with Ford secutively. She also sentenced him to four, dation for no parole binding on the entering its fourth day for 170,000 the end of a 30-day federally- in Philadelphia Sept. 23. Ford workers. Judge Natalie Baskin admitted consecutive 90-year terms for rape. state Pardon and Parole Board mandated cooling off period. The that Carr, who preyed on hitchhiking Carr had pleaded guilty to all seven The debate — the first of three such UNITED NATIONS -The After his arrest last May on rape strike vote was taken by the union youths and confessed to four sex crimes. appearances — will focus on stalemated U. N. Conference on charges, Carr confessed to the sex about two weeks ago. murders and six rapes, could be con­ He also confessed from the witness domestic issues. the Law of the Sea adjourned murders of the three Miami youths The first picket lines were spotted sidered for parole after serving 25 stand eariier this week to the sex Aides to both candidates said they Friday, delaying for at ieast two and the Connecticut woman shortly after midnight at airports in years. murder of a 20-year-oid woman in expect them to use the weekend years an international treaty to He then accompanied Miami Los Angeles, Boston, Pittsburgh, She attached a recommendation to Connecticut and two additionai rapes break to prepare for the Thursday control mining of the triilions of authorities to Mississippi, Louisiana Kansas City, San Francisco and New the sentences passed Friday that any in the Miami area. meeting. dollars worth of deepsea York. and Connecticut where he pointed out GOP vice presidential nominee minerals. the shallow graves of his victims. Bob Dole, meanwhile, went to Bir­ Baskin said she did not sentence mingham. Ala., and flung down the SAN FRANCISCO -P a tric ia Bill limiting abortions for poor Carr to the electric chair because gauntlet to his opponent. Walter Hearst, captured a year ago "the mitigating circumstances out­ Mondale "I issue a challenge from today, will be sentence Friday on weigh the aggravating cir­ this very spot, asking Senator Mon- her conviction of being a member cumstances in this case. dale to agree to have our debate in of an SLA robbery team that passed and sent to White House The death penalty would relieve the South, " Dole said. He and Mon­ struck a San Francisco bank. society with dealing with Robert dale are scheduled to have one WASHINGTON (UPI)- President several programs, although the bulk abortions "as a method of family Frederick Carr, but this country has televised debate between the second , Calif. —Four Fresno Ford faces a decision on whether to of them were financed through planning or for emotional or social fought wars and consistently and third presidential sessions Bee newsmen who spent two sign or veto a multibillion doliar ap­ Medicaid. convenience" It specifically allows rejected the extermination of the "f think Southerners ought to have weeks in jail rather than reveal a propriations biil that would prohibit Last week. Ford told represen­ federal funds to be spent for abor­ weak, sick and the handicapped " a chance to examine the Mondale news source have been freed by a using federal funds to perform abor­ tatives of the National Council of tions only when the mother's life She said Carr " knew the difference record. " said Dole "It's proof judge who said they were still in tions for the poor unless the mother’s Catholic Bishops he would have a would be “endangered if the fetus between right and wrong but his positive that (Jimmy) Carter is a contempt of court. life is endangered. study group look into ways of were carried to term. " capacity for control was impaired " real liberal we re hoping that Mr. The Senate sent the measure to the reducing the number of abortions The amendment was the subject of Mondale may yet come South " International White House Friday after approving financed by the government. But he bitter debate in a House-Senate con­ the abortion provision, 47-21. has not said he would favor putting ference committee that met for HONG KONG -Hundreds of The provision is a compromise an end to them. several weeks in an effort to work thousands of Chinese gathered at worked out between both houses of There are some indications Ford out the differences in the bills passed PZC ruling upheld sunrise today for a last memorial Congress and is contained in a $56.6 may veto the bill on grounds not in­ separately by each house. to Mao Tse-tung, the peasant’s biliion appropriations biil to run the volved with the abortion provision The House originally had included The Hartford County Court of Com­ by the State Supreme Court in son who led a rag-tag army to Departments of Labor and Health, because it provides $4 billion more a flat prohibition on abortions in its mon Pleas has ruled against Louise December 1971 The court ruled the transform the worl’s most pop­ Education and Welfare. than he requested. version of tbe bill. and Harry England in their quest for shopping center would aggravate ulous nation into a Communist The government paid for more The bill would prohibit any Sen. Edward Brooke. R-Mass . one a zone change to construct a shopping traffic problems in the area power. Funeral rites were con­ than 250,000 abortions last year under Medicaid funds from being used for of the conferees who worked on the center at Manchester Green Alter some roadway im­ ducted in Peking’s Tien An Men compromise, voted against it. saying The court upheld a 1974 provements were made, the (Gate of Heavenly Peace) he could not vote for it “in good con­ Manchester Planning and Zoning Englands again brought the case to Square. science " Commission ruling, which denied the the PZC in November 1974 This time "It clearly discriminates against Englands a zone change that would the commission denied the requested MANILA —Rescuers expressed How they voted those who are too poor to afford abor­ have permitted construction of a zone change hope today intermittent tions except through Medicaid. " shopping center on a five-acre parcel The Englands appealed the denial emergency signals from a 4.800- WASHINGTON (UPI) - Sen. jgainst the compromise plan, which Brooke said. He predicted the of land at E Middle Tpke and E to the Court of Common Pleas, which foot mountain may be from sur­ Lowell P. Weicker. R-Conn.. was was approved. 47-21. Supreme Court, which is considering Center St The property is the site of Friday issued its decision to reject vivors of a missing iight plane campaigning for re-election in The measure, part of a $56.6 billion three abortion cases, will strike the old W Harry England Lumber the appeal with eight persons — inciuding Connecticut Friday and missed a Labor-HEW appropriations bill, was down the prohibition Co The court, citing the case of "Mor- three Americans — aboard. The vote on a Senate proposal that would sent to President Ford, who is Sen. James Buckley. R-N Y . a The case dates back to 1969. when ningside Association vs Planning search has been hampered by bad have barred the use of federal funds expected to veto it because it exceeds leading antiabortion advocate, hailed the Englands first sought a zone and Zoning Board, " said Courts can weather. for most abortions. his budget request by $3.9 billion. the measure as "a tremendous vic­ change from Residence A and B grant relief on appeal only where the Rep. William Cotter. D-Conn . was Sen. Abraham Ribicoff. D-Conn . tory. " It is a victory for the Zones to Business 3 Zxine, which local authority has acted arbitrarily BEIRUT, Lebanon —President- alone among Connecticut's seven voted against the abortion measure, millions of Americans who have would permit construction of the or illegally and has thus abused the eiect Elias Sarkis, due to assume House members in voting for the ban saying “a poor woman is entitled to combined their voices, their votes 48,750-square-foot shopping center discretion vested in it" leadership of this war-torn nation on federally funded abortions when it the same treatment as a rich and their love in defense of unborn they were seeking to build The court ruled that the local in ive days, left Saturday for last- was considered in the lower chamber woman.” Critics said the measure children. " he said. " It is a victory for At that time the PZC ruled in favor authority in this case the PZC. had minute, summit-levei talks with Thursday. would have the effect of denying the taxpayers who have been out­ of the Englands and granted the zone taken no such arbitrary or illegal ac­ .th e leaders of Syria and Egypt. abortions to the poor who could not raged by the use of public funds for change This decision, however was tion and. thus, had not abused its Weicker said he would have voted afford to pay for them on their own discretionary abortions" appealed and eventually overturned powers PAGE TWO - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Sal., Sept. 18. 1976 Week in review Square dance tonight MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Sat . ^pt. 18, 1976— PAGE THREE The Manchester Square served by Mr. and Mrs. Dance Club will have a Fred Loew, Mr. and Mrs. dance tonight from 8 to 11 Phil Madore and Fred at Manchester High Mandly. ALL FOOD MARTS School enrollments School. Earl Johnston will The club will sponsor the be the caller, and Ernie second in a series of three and Jan Leemon will cue workshops Tuesday from the rounds. 7:30 to 10 p.m. at Waddell plateau at 10,000 Mr. and Mrs. Allan School. Leventhal will have door Club dues are now payable to Mr. and Mrs. Manchester public school enrollment, Transportation Planning (CLUTRAP) duty. Refreshments will be MANCHESTER Roland Doucet, treasurers. OPEN hovering around 10,000 for about 10 years, policy board, which is seeking minority­ Viola auditions probably will never reach that peak again, hiring requirements for state highway A roster of all paid according to a demographer’s report construction. set for Sept. 23 members will be published in October. S&H STAMPS MAKES US issued this week. Although the W. Middle Tpke. and The Hartford Symphony PERSONAL Dr. Thomas Steahr of the University of Adams St. projects are included in the list Orchestra will have TEE auditions for the position of NO. ONE *«Mr>aan«l Fun a * aorS.aai« Connecticut, is a report commissioned by of the projects affected by the funds, Giles MON.-SAT. principai viola Sept. 23. NATtVE PEACHES -DOMI VrHILf YOU W*IY- the Board of Education, said student said there will be no delay because the 9 to 9 O rM r ONI. h f A u f OooaaSan Applicants should be per­ • SUNDAY 72SEaST enrollment in the year 2000 may be as low projects have already been funded. The t a 1 0 8 1 M A I N 8 T . Elberta varieties. THURS. as 7,033, depending on a complex mixture projects were included on this list because formers of top professional M A N C H E S m quality. Excellent for freezing MIDDLE TURNPIKE Ill 9:30 of social, economic and demographic work did not begin until this year. P t W M 8 4 6 - 3 3 3 8 changes in the next 20 years. A list of nine projects that might quaiify Information and ap­ and canning. HIP' MANCHESTER We Mew SeR; Jeena, tecka, 9a.m. to 4 p.m. A J a g g in g t v fff Declining student enrollment is of for funds through the Pubiic Works pointments can be obtained McIntosh Apples by phoning Miss Judy plue WE SERVICE AND INSTALL INDUSTRIAL AND COMMERCIAL HAS IT! growing concern to the Board of Educa­ Employment Act has been drawn up by Fresh Ai Cider tion, which learned this week that first- Giles. The nine wili be submitted for fun­ Helsher at the Hartford ARTISTIC Phone week-of-school enrollment totaled 9,607, a ding. Projects wiil be rated on various Symphony office, 278-1450. FERRANI ORCHARDS AIR CONDITIONING - REFRIGERATION BIRCH MT. RD. Business-Directory Guide For HAIR figure 82 less than anticipated. Last year’s factors, including the number of jobs the QLA8TONBURY FREE Coffee HEATING and SHEET METAL 646-0863 enrollment was 9,827. work creates. VACATION (3 m//«t b9 fond Wto'f Birch lit Inn) DESIGNS, The declining student population was An agreement for moving of utility Na«dt - Suntan Lotion New England Mechanical Services, Inc. u t aeoAo eTMKCT one of several factors listed by School poles at the W. Middle Tpke.-Adams St. SunOlattv-SwIm Caps Manchester and Surrounding INC. M A N C H ie T K R PROPtatlONAL PAMM and Donuts R O U T E #83, P.O. B O X 3147 Supt. James Kennedy this week when he site was reached Monday between lU tT K IDS TALCOTTVILLE, CONN. (06066) MANCHK 8TKM . CONN . issued his budget guidelines for 1977-1978. ARTHUR DRUG Mansfield Drive-in H ELC O and Delia Construction Co., the INT. 3t a 32 22S Stafford Rd. 643-2738 • 643-2192 With the student decline, Kennedy contractor for thb work. Wllllmtntic, Conn. for all Sunday Vicinity BETTY GALLAGHER. Prop. predicted an increase in public resistance WQ., Sm. IStfi THRU CAMPING EQUIPMENT FAMOUS BRAND to budget hikes. SUL, S$n. 19tk TELEVISION - APPLIANCES Government and LEARN Food Mart TENTS, COTS, SUEPINB BKBS, AIR MATTRESSES, featuring this week... Labor THE STOVES, UNTERNS MANCHESTER politics A school employe labor dispute was Shoppers! PICKUP YOUR HOMnnovonr settled this week when the Board of TO SKI OMEN FARR’S THE EVCRYTHINO STORE v p n p ik e Education approved a new two-year con­ The Indoor Way CAMP-BIKE-SPORT 2 MAIN STREET A ruling by Twon Counsel Victor Moses 0 o SUNDAY NEWSPAPER APnUNCEPWANCt ■ TV 649-3589 tract with administrators, administrators said that a sale of land through Director 10s DISCOUNT WITH THIS AD OPEN DAILY TO 9 P.M. J. FARR * 64^7111 had agreed to the arbitration recommen­ PLUS SEAN CONNERY Kitt b $l*p 1 Sag Carl Zinsser’s reai estate agency to the connccfcxfcub* ONSAlEATfOODMART. dation earlier. Contract signing awaits Manchester Parking Authority would “THE TERRORISTS" final writing of the pact. /rx(/op/-CK f ycKoo/ VOLKSWAGEN REPAIR have created "the appearance of a con­ NEW CO M ED Y Both sides in a labor dispute involving flict of interest.’’ 956 Main St. 643-2764 THE BAWDY by factory trained apeclallata town firefighters indicated this week they ADVENTURES OF Zinsser was approached by a member of Now You Phil Pete won’t vote on a fact-finder’s recommenda­ TOM JONES'* (R) WALDBAUM’S the Parking Authority about buying the ' . Lociesro and ZIdak tion until they hold separate meetings MfOWCAM CINtMAi 12347 SHOWN 2:00 7:30 9:30 ^ ■•a s u o T M -u v n L*M -f to t n T i t f ^ >'■ I* TEMPLE’S property Zinsser asked for a ruling from ALL MATINEES 09* SUPIR MARKETS @ with the fact-finder. It still appeared, ■■*ai-a»i*wHASTra cmamSj^ Con Save CARPET AND FLOOR COVERING Moses on the matter. 648-5036 though, that town fire fighters would kUm STRM T O M I ROM ib it SAT f TIMS I Til T E L The parking authority is no longer in­ “RETURN or THE MAN -6 1-4 M c m s m oiT Of lo ii cat couio M i * s i t reject the report and that town directors terested in purchasing the land, but the CALLED HORST |W) Food Mart r Every Day P&P AUTO REPAIR would accept it. ruling by Moses aiso affected another Coming Soon 706 Main St. • "Area Charge” • Manchetlar CoRnecticvt'$ lirge$t Floor Covtriig Dtikr In the private sector, administrators of board member. Mayor Matthew Moriarty “THE TENANT “ODE TO Meadows Convalescent Home told union Jr. requested that the town stop BILLY J0E“ (PO) of The Week! officials and employes this week that “S lU N T M O V ir (Pfi) Conn. Most Complete Garden Center purchasing diesel fuel from the company THIS SHOW ONLY MERCURY there’s no staff shortage at the faciiity, 9T A L L TIMES AGENCY he works for, Moriarty Brothers. 2KK) 7:20 fc ia _ but the union and staff disagreed. Some Rep. Theodore Cummings, who is employes have left and vacancies have 649-9333 WIN:: $1,000 EAST HARTFORD NURSERY seeking re-eiection in the 12th Assembly •is hM ~ Phone 646-2766 been filled, although there is a delay in 137S Silver Lana District, named Joseph Czerwinski as his showc w cInamM NO aiRVICl CHASQI itcirdnow^ I ‘ I l l s 3 :4 5 HOW TO WIN East Hartford 569-0800 replacements due to reference checking. campaign manager. Ml COlO $r0' ft 1 1 *. ] tnwt $4v( 7 :0 0 8 :3 0 lyi .*. t*. 100 umi; w, laOlO Pax- Meadows administrators said. Manchetlar Evening Herald !.<•*.» *■■*•1 Quit l-86IKIT9l~FOLLOW 8URNSI0I SIGNS WIN We Have Everything For Raaarvatlons lor * HoMt * Alrtkias * ttaamiMpa Published every evening except Health Sundays and holidays. Entered at the Your Home Gardening Needs. 1827 Main Strati Manofiasttr Housing Manchester, Conn. Post Office as Se­ BURNSIDE The Commission on Hospitals and cond Clasa Mall Matter. [sio autastat a v l , i . ant. • jii-in s A backlog of plans to be reviewed and FLO'S Cake Decorating Supplies Health Care (CHHC) granted Manchester Suggested Carrier Rates MAT. )»• - m *2.00 646-0228 875-3252 HOTICE! iack of staff in the state Department of Memorial Hospital a final budget of about Payable in Advance ZEFFIRELLI'S Single copy...... 15i Community Affairs are the reasons for ' R O M E O JULIET $1 million less than its $16 million W e e k ly...... 90S a A COMPlEn UNE OF - ' . WILTON CAKE DECORATIONS PQ • SUN. MAT. sa- delay in state approval of the Manchester One m o n th ...... $3,90 nooo proposal. MANCHESTER AUTO PARTS Housing Authority’s elderly housing Three m onths ...... $11.70 70 UNION 8T. Because they feel the figure will put a Six m o n th s...... $23.40 191 CEN TER 8T. ” '^,4 ROCKVILLE. CONN. 270 Broad SI. Open 1-5:15 Dally 649-4526 project, MHA Chairman Pascal One y e a r ...... $46 00 99‘ ALL TIMES 19*5 W 0 COlD C04P MANCHESTER, CONN. j * decided strain on the hospital's operation, Mon. - Set. . Mon. • Sat. 10-5 Mastrangelo said this week. While the Mall Rates Upon Request WALTER MATTHAU 10-5 hospital administrations will explore Subscribers who fell to receive SPELL WIN Thun., 10-9 FrI. 10-9 la Opan Saturday til 5 authority awaits action on its basic several options before considering a court their newspaper before 5:30 p.m. “BAD NEWS BEARS" with design, the waiting iist of eiigible should telephone the circulation PO Frank^s Super Market, A Community Minded Store action. Several other hospitals in the state department. 647-9946 fTedding Cakes A Specialty Complets Machine Shop S arvfca applicants continues to grow. Executive plan to sue because of their budget cuts. We have an obligation to serve the fieople of Manchester and surrounding towns. When we Director Leon Enderiin said. I I * 1 :1 5 3 :1 0 FEATURE f i r s t EVERYTHING IN say Service from the Heart, it simply means to give our customers one hundred per cent Locai Realtors were told this week they 7 :1 0 9 :0 0 every day of the week. The customer must be satisfied. People must be proud to have a BETTY JANE TURNER must give equal treatment to all prospec­ People STRUT PfOPUv ti»..*<«e d*<* Ox • M IR R O R S . SH O W ER DO O RS tive homebuyers and avoid "steering" '. STORE FRONTS . SAFETY GLASS store whose greatest ambition is to be community minded. Our pledge is, "we will never School ol Danca prospects to particular neighborhoods. Pascal Mastrangelo of 159 Maple St., a BATHTUB ENCLOSURES stop trying." 40 OAK STREET MANCHESTER The Reaitors hosted Frank Buntin, area Manchester Housing Authority member for 12 years, was re-elected chairman this J.A. WHITE GLASS CO., Inc. Ballet - Tan • Ja%% equal opportunity director for the federal FRI. • SAT. - SUN. Acrobatic & Baton Department of Housing and Urban week for his fourth one-over term. Dr. ' FURNITUREE TOPS PIC PICTURE WINDOWS YO U M A Y B l A N 1 REQI8TRATI0N8 NOW BEINQ ACCEPTED Development, at a Wednesday luncheon. Joseph Danyliw was re-elected vice chair­ H er b eau ty man. Both are Democrats. m ad* her famoua. INSTANT WINNIRI Mancheater 649-7322 aiBiiuiist. 649-0156 The Board of Directors approved the A n a c t o f v io la n c a OVER 21 YEARS EXPERIENCE ______plan for a rehabilitation loan program and The National Merit Scholarship made bar even also voted to hire an administrator to run program this week announced names of more famoua. N E R f f ' S C A N the program. semi-finalists in Manchester schools. Six ★ ★ ★ "A" ★ ★ HOW YOU BE A WIMMERl FEATURE f i r s t 763 Rehabiiitation loans will be granted to Manchester High School students and one Just stop in 01 your friendly Food Morf ond pick up your free Quik Cosh Cord. Erose the gold spot on the front of the cord with o pencil eraser Underneofh you will find one two or three letters Sove MAIN ST. families that meet financiai and East Catholic High School were selected. Lipstick DDN WILLIS Amado G. Cruz of 64 S. Farm s Dr. was these letters until you can spell one of the words on the back of the cord {Thousond Hundred Twenty Spaclalliing In geographicai limits. The loans will be 15 Ten Five or One} then foke the cords to your Food Morf manager for your cosh p n ie ' 643-1191 appointed to the Board of Directors of 191 IRAKE SERVICE federally subsidized and will be given to MAHOAUX HEMINGWAY GARAGE MAIN ST. frant M Mi|nMa«t help families to help them pay for home Hartford Hospital. He is the first Puerto f t Main SL, T t l ( 49-4531 MANCHESTER Sanaril Rayiir Nark improvements. Rican ever named to the board. PLUS The Planning and Zoning Commission 643-1900 heard plans for two housing 9 :1 5 deveiopments. A lm a n a c I Ajrs» SavingJAancheater For Over 1/3 Of A Canturyl One, one land off Vernon St., would EASTmm mo Phones: Kitchens ol Distinction Irt -onivf IN 528-7448 cover 73.1 acres and would include 105 un­ NEED A NEW KITCHEN? COME TO THE EXPEHTS i r m Manchester 643-6247 its. The other proposed deveiopment, off By United I’resti Inlernuliomil Autumn St., wouid cover 8 9 acres and ip Today is Saturday, Sept. 18, the MANCHESTER GRANGE FAIR 5 LB. BAG Manchaitar 643-4444 USTOM I#ITCHEN elude 15 units. 262nd day of 1976 with 104 to follow. AND 2 4 Birch St., M anchostor The moon is approaching its new A Few Step# C ENTER 18 649-7544 phase. TAG SALE From .Mam MS ctimi intn. •uMCMsm Sireeli 1 .A.* The morning stars are Saturn and Grange Hall, 205 Olcott St. A m ptr Free Public works Parfcinf. Jupiter. SEPTEMBER 18th *9:30 A.M. LL'L’il k['l Jay J. Giles said that the town is in­ The evening stars are Mercury, voked in planning a $2 million storm Venus and Mars. Chicken Barbeque at Noon 899 or CiM Ut For Frta J. drinage project for the Dry Brook area. Those born on this date are under Knit Goods • House Plants • Handicrafts • Baked Goods Estimttos • Aluminum ProOuct* He said the project is a long-range one, the sign of Virgo. • RoE Up Awningt • Stattonary and the town would still have to raise most • Country Store • Fish Pond and more! SUGAR AwnlRft • Door Canoplit • IRDN British literary great Samuel John­ Hot Dogs — Doughnuts Patio Roofs Complata with of the money for the work. WeatherStoppers OSTRINSKY son, writer of the first English dic­ Hot and Cold Beverages... WITH COUPON Scroaning • Porch Scraairing. FftOMHOWMCr SCRAP MHAL Work on W Middle Tpke. and Adams St. tionary, was born on Sept. 18, 1709. DEALER IN WASTE BELOW STORM DOORS MANCHESTER AWNINB CO and PAPER will not be delayed by a holdup in federal On this day in history: COMIINATION WINDOWS 195 WEST CENTER H . MATERIALS 731 PARKER 8T. funds for area transportation projects, In 1850, the Fugitive Slave Act was All the people in Manchester artd surroundlr>g ereet are invited to IN ALUMINUM • W H in Talipliam 649-3091 \ * IROWN • SUCK I Tal. 643-5735 or 543-5679 Giles said see the motion pictures of the devested earthquake area In Udina, passed by Congress, allowing a slave Ctfbllthtd m l y / ' A total of $30 million have been delayed owner with a certificate to reclaim Italy. Tha plica la Fiano’i Reetaurant, Bolton, Connacticut, Thuraday, Saptambar 26, 1976, 7:30 P.M. Or. John X. R. B u ll# wili !>• by the Capitol Region Land Use and any slave who escaped into another lhara to show Ihs picturas and narrala. cc state Pleas# halp by sanding your contribution todsy to ... GARNER RUG & UPHDLSTERY CLEANING Farr’s Sporting Goods Store, 2 Main Street, Mnnehester Manfheiter'i Only Complete Carpet Service! Venetian Earthquake 14 High Street, reer MANCHESTER F a rr’s at 2 Main St. offers an exciting line of Raleigh bicycles known the world over for quality In the MANCHESTER . MEMORIAL CO. Theatre schedule Relief, Inc. Raleigh family of bicycles you’ll find 10-speed racing models, 5 and 10-speed touring models and 3-spced Osrr .141 >rare‘ Kap.. Than. 4 Frt. 10 ta t ,ja. Bawdy Adventures of Tom Outlaw Josev Wales' 2 00- MANCHESTER, CONN Reincarnation of Peter For Inlormatlon & Tickets Phone 649-2036 MaCHUni Chnaa waeaaoaoy S43-a47t PARKADE CLEANERS 4 35-7:15-9 35' MANCHESTER PARKADE 643-9561 402 WtIT MIDOU TPU.. RANCIIftTa Proud" 9:35 Jones" 1:30-3:30-5 :30-7 30-9 30 BENEFIT: Venetian Earthquake Rellet, Inc.______10 to 9 Weekdays — 10 to 5 Saturday Vernon Cinema 2 - " Ode to 410 WEST MIDDLE TPKE. MANCHESTER MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Sal., Sept. 18, 1976 — PAGE FIVE PAGE FOUR - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Sat., Sept. 18, 1976

ilaurlifalFr EitfuingHrralh Wings of evening By Cliff Simpson SUPER BONUS COUPON ■ PRICE tm o i reioi • F^ICEI1 P ft iC U P r ? ' SUPER BONUS COUPON I M I O I • P R iC E t Manchester — A City of Village Charm WILDMEM - FRESH - 6RADE“A \ ARH PARE OR GAMPIEU’t Founded Oct. 1, 1881 SAVE 97‘ Gut reaction passion” the Gospels tell us why: he God, and should drive out all emotion wise today as you thought you were P SAVE 18 Member Audit Bureau ol Circulation Member, United Press International saw the crowd like sheep without a and feeling from the mind. Their aim yesterday, you’re wiser tiiday,” — Large 1 ‘‘Splagchnizesthal!” With this first o i- Tomato Published by the Manchester Publishing Co.. Herald Square. shepherd (Mt. 9:36); he saw them was a life from which all pity and Detroit Jefferson Ave., Presbyterian Manchester. Conn. 06040. Telephone (203) 643-2711. word and this heading it looks as if ! we were going to discuss the latest hungry and in pain (Mt. 14:14); he compassion were absent. We think it Church Raym ond F Robinson. Editor-Publisher saw them sorrowing. Whe he m et the commonplace that God is love, and d v Harold E Turkington. Managing Editor disease. We are not. But would that T Egga-S Soup Chuckle I i - “splagchizesthai” might spread like funeral procession of the son of the that the Christian life should be one lu i After hearing his dad preach on FREE! • i f ; i Opinion a disease through the society of our widow of Nain he was not detached of love. We would never have known FREE! AT-Z WITNMirPUICMUUClUeHNTNMaiUCOMl and indifferent. The sorrow of the that without the revelation of Jesus “Justification,” “Sanctification,” ?) AP-Z w m nB*nM CM »uctm HNTiuctiiiuM ii western culture and throughout the rJJ. ZO UMT out COUPON pgfiiwn. «au i w i . i m ». iit i and all the other “ations,” a whole world! The basic meaning of widow was his own sorrow. Jesus Christ, of whom it is so often ■ zi ^1 uwieitc()ungptiit>«tt»u6ttn. ii-n. ii7i|p(i minister's son was ready when his PRICE i MIDI • PRiCEIPRIDi • PflICEAPMOl • PRICE I PRIDE • PRICE I PRtDI • PRICER i l this strange word is “to be moved entered into the human situation and recorded that he was “moved with 4 l|iJ^^rwctrwiior‘7Tp!cE7pwDrT?pR!cE7paiD?^^ t wupx TpBj^TTwMnTmirr Sunday School teacher asked if ADVERTISED ITEM PDLICY: Eich of Ikisa idvirtlsod itiRS is required to be with compassion.” It is a Greek verb was moved by its poignancy to that compassion." Learning something anybody knew what reedily eveilekle for saie el or beiow Ibe idvartised price ii eicb ASP Store, except is from the noun that means the higher compassion which compelled him to “Splagchnizesthai" is a word not “procrastination” meant. “I’m not UCOT- viscera: the heart, the lungs, the help and to heal. His reaction was likely to be used in our everyday con­ specillcilly aetid le Ibis id. sure what it means,” he said, “but I MFumLMHEggE from teacher strikes liver, and the intestines. The Greeks never annoyance, at the in­ versation but Barclay’s analysis of it know our church believes in it.” — All Stores held these to be the seat of the convenience, or mere toleration, but in his “New Testament Words,” Dick Van Dyke BEEF GHUC)( - BONELESS BEEF CHUCK - BONE-IN - BLADE emotions, especially of anger, of ■always pity. Each suffering in­ from which this paragraph is taken, II mu imr dividual was a soul loved by God. n tn m m It has become a regular rite may be holding a picket sign anxiety, of fear, and even of love. gives deeper significance ■ to that Poem of the week Thus this word means more than a How our world needs familiar word LOVE which we use so Open Sunday! The world stands out on either of autumn — the teacher outside a school building in­ “splagchenizesthai” today! Cube $ 1 5 9 41 P W n i B T passing curiousity about another casually. side mOWSTN strike. stead of a textbook in a man's misery but rather a compas­ The great significance of this word Red Cross honored No wider than the heart is Across the country, from classroom. They are giving sion which comes from the very is that to a Greek its use about In the summer issue of “The Red wide; Steaks I Manchester, N.H., to Buffalo, their students an impressive depth of one's being. Perhaps a anyone who was divine would have Above the world is stretched modern analogy is the person who Cross Volunteer” there are two N.Y., to Marion, 111., school lesson in the power of seemed totally incredible. The Stoics references to what is going on in tfie sky — BEEF ROUND - BONELESS hits his chest with his fist and says, who were the highest thinkers of the No higher than the soul is high. systems faced either actual organization, and of the might “It gets me right here,” when he is Manchester. One states that 770 age, believed that the essential years of volunteer service have been The heart can push the sea aftd strikes or threatened strikes as of people to get together to made aware of some great disaster. characteristic of God was land It might be called a “gut reaction. " given. What an achievement! The Tip Round $ ' Chuck "apatheia,” which means incapabili­ Farther away on either hand; 1 5 9 students prepared to return to bargain collectively with their This would appears in the New other is a citation of merit from the classes. Worst afflicted was employer and to withhold their ty of feeling. If one person can be Northeastern Multiple Sclerosis The soul can split the sky in C t o a L e formerly ^ Testament only in Matthew, Mark affected by another either to joy or two. and Luke; and except for three oc­ Society for “distinguished service to O l u C l K O TOP SIRLOIN 1 Ik FIRST Pennsylvania, where some 20 services if necessary. sorrow, it means that other person And let the face of God shine curences in the parables it is always our feilow-Americans who suffer separate strikes involved 4,500 We wonder how many has power over him. Thus, the Greek with Multiple Sclerosis.” We are through. used of Jesus. In the parables it is argued that if man could affect God But East and West will pinch PORK CUTS teachers and affected more teachers will take the time used of the m aster who had compas­ grateful for the many people in our in any way then the deity was not om­ community who go about quietly the heart than 85,000 children. later to give their students an sion on the servant who was unable to nipotent. Jesus revealed God as a That can not keep them pushed ONLY pay his debt (Matt. 18:33); of the “lighting candles in the darkness.” Spare f Planned strikes in other equally as impressive lesson in compassionate “heavenly Father.” apart; Steaks cities, as in Boston, the responsibilities that are the compassion which made the father The very essence of the Christian Wise sayings And he whose soul is flat — the welcome home to prodigal son (Luke Philadelphia and Tacoma, other side of that right. idea of God is that God voluntarily “A good sermon leaves you sky 15:20); and of the compassion which chose to feel for and with men. The wondering how the minister knew so Will cave in on him by and by. Ribs S P O lb- BEEF CHUCK - BONE-IN - BLAOE - CENTER CUT Wash., were averted at the They might point out, for made the good Samaritan help the grim thing about pagan ethics was much about you.” — Los Angeles — Edna St. Vincent Millay 11th hour. Eventually all the example, that there is always wounded traveller (Luke 10:33). that the stoics taught that man Times Syndicate. from “Renascence” — Conclu­ GRADE' A" - FROZEN SELF-BASTING strikes will be settled and an interested third party to any Whenver Jesus is “moved with com- should seek to make himself like “If you realize that you aren’t as sion teachers can get down to the labor dispute — the public — Turkey 4-6 lb. 7 -Bone Chuck Ste business of teaching and their and that it is the public that Carter’s, argum ent tin lb. pupils to the business of learn­ always ultimately foots the Breasts lb. ing — until next time. bills for the settlement. In the for cuts is sound No uninformed outsider is case of a factory strike, it is n c i I C C A TIID C C AVtlUeiE IN STORES WITH qualified to pass judgment on the customers for the product WASHINGTON — I do not plan to UCLI ' rt/llUnCO SERVICE DEll OEPIS OHtyi the merits of any of these dis­ that is manufactured. In the join President Ford in figuratively Andrew Tully STORE SLICED - DOMESTIC putes, but the fact that the case of a school or other putting Jimmy Carter to the rack for teacher strike has become a municipal services strike, it is daring to suggest that defense spen­ Cooked Ham 4 a routine phenomenon is a the taxpayers. ding be cut by $5- to $7-billion. A Pen­ STORE SLICED - NEW YORKER BRAND q ^ matter of concern to all That being true, the public is tagon budget of $104-billion has got to it's unpatriotic to buy fewer warplanes, tanks and hand grenades Americans, whether or not fully justified in expecting include some frills and waste. Swiss Cheese a o a than the Pentagon demands. 4 they have school-age children. greater value received for the As even Richard Nixon — no enemy !■ . o fitC E X M lM • PRICE a P R IM • PRICE A PRIDE • PRICE A PRIDE • PRICE A PRIDE * PRICE A PRIDE . P ^ Carter is saying to them, in effect, There is no question but that great financial outlay it is of the generals-admirals complex — li - TOWARDS ------THE PURCHASE OF - n! teaching is one of the most called upon to make. once remarked: “You can safely say that they'll have to bear with him. 3D« demanding of jobs. We note, Teachers might also discuss that the budget of any government Wherever he goes, he reiterates his Fresh Ground Beef however, that in the past few the underlying reason for most department or agency at any time is stand: “I say if we cut the fat and (ANY PKG. OF 2 LBS. OR MORE) J years teachers in both public strikes today, which is the 4 to 10 per cent higher than it needs to frills and get back to a defense es­ OFF tablishment designed to fight, it will WITH S10" PURCHASE EXCLUDIN6 TOBACCO & ALCOHOL and private schools have won natural desire of people to do its job.” Nixon, of course, did lit­ . LIMIT ONE COUPON PER FAMILY. VALID SEPTEHBEH 19-25,1976 ^ , impressive financial gains keep up with inflation and the / ' -J- tle or nothing to reduce Pentagon be stronger, not weaker,” He con­ tinues to urge that the U.S. withdraw [g PRICES PPIPg • PRICEAPRIDE • PniCEAPHIDE • PRICESPRIOE • PRtCEAPRlDE • PRICE A PRIDE° | commensurate with their vital rising cost of living. They spending, but like most recent \ 'v 7 role in society. No longer is the might usefully explore with Presidents he was swayed by some troops from Western Europe SUPER STOCK FRESH - CALIFORNlii-FAMOUS "DRISCOLL ” teacher one of the lowest their students to what degree political exigencies; it’s dangerous and Korea. Carter’s argument is sound. BUYSI Gigantic 88* Sale! UPl NO. 1-2Vi ' min. figures on the economic totem this inflation is the result of too for the man in the White House to WASHINGTON STATE pole. Thirty-one years after the end of 69^ many Americans demanding seem to be endangering the national CHICKEN WITH RICE OR CREAM OF MUSHROOM GOLDEN QUARTERS - MARGARINE Strawberries i : Unfortunately, there is ac­ too many benefits from defense. World War II, we still have some U.S. No. 1 - SIZE ”A ” - GREAT FOR BAKING Red or Golden’ cumulating evidence that government without being Well, let that pass. What is rele­ 300.000 military bodies in Western higher teacher pay has not willing to pay for them — vant today is that Carter does not buy Europe. Twenty-three years after Campbell’S Soup Mrs. Filbert’s been accomplished by higher again, the imbalance between the proposition that the Pentagon is a the Korean “police action,” we are PotStOBS RUSSET 5 b!i 69^1 Delicious! academic achievement among rights and responsibilities. sacred cow whose hide must never still wet-nursing South Korea with lOVz ez. M n R Ib e m 42.000 troops in that highly ia. Q Q l SEASONAL FAVORITE - OCEAN SPRAY the nation’s youth. The teachers are teaching, feel the prods of unkind economizers. CIRS They may not realize it, but In doing so, Carter shows his militarized country. We are spending I Golden (}uartm Magafine but far too often it may be the ’ " ' 0 0 the striking teachers are still wrong lesson. courage. For reasons I could never more on defense than we can afford, pk|. V W 1 Apples FRANCO AMERICAN 88* Cranberries teaching, even though they fathom there is a big bloc of voters and if we are not careful we’ll defend SOFT2 - PAPER that wants more and more defense ourselves into bankruptcy. 14^ u . Spaghetti cat year after year. It may be a hangover For today, let’s forget our Euro­ Marcai Hankies2 r 88 Green Cabbage pean allies who are determined to let IC Open forum from Cold War days, but these decent PETER PAN FOR SALADS OR COOKING New York City subway tracks (Photo by Steve Dunn) and well-meaning people seem to feel the U.S. defend them into eternity. Consider instead the ad­ Peanut Butter Crisco Oil V Spanish Onions lb. ministration's rationale for keeping 88 m look both ways and proceed with cau­ PILLSBURY - REFRIGERATED Cyclists beware American troops in South Korea. It is SNOW CROP - FROZEN tion. Recollections of Mao Tse-tung RICH IN IRON CHUNK LIGHT IN OIL To the editor; to butter up Communist China. 5. Always give pedestrians the WASHINGTON - This is of Mao only in the interests of the state or as VARIETIES With back to school time upon us, That rationale was first enunciated Cookies Orange Juice right of way. the man. And of his relationship to punishment for deviation. Sunsweet Bumble Bee we would like to remind all cyclists 6. Watch out for cars pulling into Chairman Mao of China and to Mao Mao himself was a perennial in 1974 by then Defense Secretary BES PACK - TRASH CAN LINERS RICH’S - FROZEN liirl about sale use of ttleir bicycle on our Ray Cromley traffic and beware of car doors the Communist. revolutionary. Gaining power was James R. Schlesinger, a liberal and a Prune Juice VlU. city streets. The following is a list of 32 iz. Tuna opening. My knowledge of Mao comes from not enough. Even when he and his hawk, and is still U.S. policy. Our safety guidelines for which we all Trash Bags 10^88* Coffee Rich Ultl. BAKED PEA ALL VARIETIES 7. Do not ride double or carry eight months in the caves of Yenan in men were in control, he refused to should abide by: leaders have “discovered” that CLEAR FOOD WRAP packages that interfere with vision or World War II before he came to philosophy. He had contempt for the become the Establishment. He hated A&P LOOK-FIT 1 Obey all traffic regulations, stop control. Peking no longer is “anxious” to see power. I was an American Army of­ badges and formalities of office. But his own bureaucracy with as much 100 n. ALL B&M Kal Kan signs, one way streets, red lights, American troops leave Asia; it sees 8. Always use proper hand signals ficer in contact with Mao and his he was greedy for the power. Saran Wrap rill etc. passion as the bureaucracy which Ice Milk FLAVORS 88' lor turning or stopping. aides, four months of the time as ac­ He was a Communist, I felt, proceeded his. those troops as maintaining a Beans Cat Food 2. Keep to the right and ride with One of the unwritten rules of ting commander of the American because of the distain he had for the In conclusion I mention statements balance of power against Soviet am ­ traffic — NOT against it Ride single cycling is whenever and wherever military mission there, men of money he had known from his made by Mao in talks with his close bitions in the area. file and in a straight line. you leave your bike, lock it. Mao, above all was intensely in­ youth and their treatment of him and friend Hsiao-yu roughly 55 years ago: 3 For night riding a front light is a Senate Majority Leader Mike These rules have been written for terested in ideas — ideas for putting his friends. This hatred included his “ But I do regard the people as a MUST Be sure to have a white Mansfield has called the argument. the use of all bikers and mo-ped things into practice — almost disdain­ well-to-do father. flock of sheep and it is obvious the reflector in the front and a red reflec­ specious. I’d call it crazy. The idea riders. Their continued use will make ful of theory. Time and again he He worshipped strength. Without government must play the part of the tor in the back and reflectorized cycling much safer and more strength, he believed, you could do that the beleaguered American con­ pedals would search out people who knew shepherd. If there is no shepherd, enjoyable lor all. more about a subject than he and nothing. He had great faith in strong who will guide the sheep?” sumer, victimized by the highest cost 4 Slow down at all intersections, Jack McVeigh probe their minds. men. Like Bismarck. And strong "The more power the leader has, of living since World War II, should 180 Spruce St. emperors and military commanders He was woefully weak in the easier it is to get things done. In finance a buffer force for the Chinese Manchester of old China. m athem atics. And had little un­ order to reform a country one must Reds makes Alice’s adventures in derstanding of economics,- industry He wanted to control m en's ac­ be hard with one's self and it is Wonderland seem quite sane. or even of agriculture — though he tions, their jobs, their choice of necessary to victimize a part of the Of course the United States wants grew up on a farm. His interest was wives, who went to higher school and people.” HOW THEY STAND in organization and the relationship who not, who was promoted and to keep the peace in Asia. But we of people. He wanted to know how when men married He wanted to in­ don’t owe the Chinese regime any sure vyith whatever force necessary On organizations worked — whether ar­ Yeste rd ays favors — not yet anyway. Besides, mies, governments, political groups, that all men and women from the Peking could keep peace in Asia by I • P f llC t 5 P R I D E ' y o u t h PRICE 4 PRIDE • ( . PRICE 4 PRIDE • PRICE 4 PRIDE • • PRICE & PRIDE • PRICE & PRIDE • • PRICE 4 PRIDE • PPiCE 4 PRIDE • i • PRiCE 4 PRIDE • PRICE 4 PRIDE * • PRICE 4 PRIDE'PRICE 4 PRIDE • | •P«iCE h PRIDE • PRiCL 1 PRiO l • j •. Oil L ^ PRiQE • p « k :E i PRID E • schools or even theaters — and if they highest to the lowest had correct UJ iw T1 Ui T> 25 years ago dropping its policy of forcibly ' e / r O ^ -V 1 . “ VP’""------"N. 2 e m p l o y m e n t could be useful in accomplishing his thoughts — as he defined correct . aims. thought. He wanted to make certain Capt. Anthony J. Gryk is "integrating " South and North that all producers, farmers or transferred to th? Air Judge Ad­ Korea. If Moscow is an obstacle to Superbly confident, certain of the FIAVORFUL ALL GRINDS BETTY CROCKER REFRESNING Gerald Ford Jimmy Carter workers produced what crops Mao vocates office in the 12th Air Force, GENERAL MILLS GENERAL MILLS y| REG . MAXI. OR SUPER "Approximately 1.8 to 2 million new correctness of this thinking and his Germany, pursuing that policy, it should be Red 5 I i . "As a last resort, public employment wanted, what goods he decreed. Tetley job applicants come into the labor jobs need to be created similar to the actions, he loved to argue with Miss Huldah Butler is appointed China's tough luck, not ours. Maxwell Instant ! Kotex Niagara Coke market every year and they primarily CCC and the WPA during the depression In return for this loss of personal wim 'i0“ 3] ' □ Total friends, associates and even supervising principal of Nathan Hale The cry has gone up from the White Tea PMClUSf Corn Kix 9l come from high schools and colleges. years, particularly (or young Americans freedom and right of decision, and School. LICIMIN House Potato | i Sanitary Spray or Tab The youth unemployment rate is higher strangers. But if the arguments IMACtI who have an extremely high unemploy­ for censorship of thought, Mao was A new two-story building to be House that Jimmy Carter would Bags I ALCdNOl than the national average rate for ment rate — in excess of 40 per cent (or turned too philosophical, he would Coffee Buds ' Cereal Cereal D Napkins Starch Soda everybody We have got to expand the black young people." turn away. determined that all citizens have erected at Main and Eldridge Sts. "desert our allies.” Hogwash. Like IQO U . $k|. Hk. m 16% u . $k|. 30 cl. $k|. 22 u . cut. SIX - 16 12. N.R. M t. economy, to absorb that influx 1 think - Congrast'onal Ouarlarly 3/€'76 He had great faith in self reliance. good food, enough clothing, a place to will cost $40,000. ths housewife in Dubuque eyeing a 12 62. $k|. 912 $k| t the best place to do it is in the private Q: Would you lower the minimum The Herald Printing Co. passes LMIT OgE COUKW PEI FMHn. And in planning. He planned so live and medical care. pot roast in the supermarket, he just s I 9 UNIT ONE COUPON PEI FtMILT. sector where five out of six jobs in our wage for teen agers? equally to Ronald Ferguson’s three Vtira tEPT. 1625. 1171 LimT ONE COUPON PU FtMIlT. UMIT ONE COUPON PEI FtMILV LIMIT ONE COUPON PEI F U N T o LIMIT ONE COUPON P U FUHIT o LIMIT ONE COUPON PEI FlUMET Lw n ONE COUPW P U FtHMT Each individual must submerge V U U KPT. 1625. 1076 VtllD KPT. 1625. K7e (5 I i i ; VtUD KPT 1625. 1979 VtUO K n 1625 lilt V KII KPT 1625. l i l t society now exist A "No. Quite often they are not part thoroughly in fact, that after a run of heirs at law, his widow and two sons. wants to get the most defense for the VtUD KPT 1625. 1975 VU.I0 KPT 11 25. 1971 . I z "In the meantime. I think we have to himself and his personal ambition to 23 of a family structure There is no un­ defeats which would have felled The Board of Education approves taxpayer's dollar. And if our foreign 25 25 fully fund what is called the Comprehen­ the state, which was Mao. 1 y WON . employment compensation for them; another man, he was able to come 10 teaching and five clerical and WON i » | M FH - sive Education Training Act. CETA, so there is no welfare program when they policy experts have reached the point f'% tflJo »P -2 y 5 l O U D ' back with greater strength, time and ' In return, Mao was determined maintenance appointments in the ------l ' 50 3 i i ______I . ______that those who graduate without a skill reach the age of 18 They're forced out ^PR1£E 4 PRIDE • PRiCt 4 PRID e '7 that his officials not be financially where they want Americans to pay _«PWC_E J P.RjCE_4_PmDE "PHiCE 4 PRIDE • | • PRICE 4 PRIDE • PRICE 4 PRIDE • • PRCt 4 PRIDE • PRICE 4 PRIDE • I • PRICE 4 PRIDE • PR'CE 4 PRIDE • | • PR,' , % PRlDE • PR'f I 4 PRIDE • can be trained for a skill where there is a into the world (with) the same economic again. local school system. demand " needs as a dS-^ear old. " corrupt, and that they not steal or taxes to protect Red China against TRICES EFFECTIVE SETTEM IEI1S-25.1976 For himself, he cared little for 10 years ago ITEMS FOR SALE NOT AVAIIAILE TO OTHEN NETAH. DEALERS OR WHOLESALERS NOT NESPOHSIMi FOR TYPOGIAPIHCAl E M N I Ou«il>0 n and S«tt>on NoMtt«rn lllinoK LIKE PICTURES OF THAT S0O 4E R .' ping. Wednesday: Pizza, cole slaw, fruit cup. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) Put yourself in the West EXPLORtI?S Tuesday: Roast beef and gravy, For Sunday, Sapt. 19, 1976 NATIVES! YOU'VE SE E N OF THE I'LL BET I KNOW Tuesday: Lasagna, garden salad, Thursday: Juice, Italian grinder, Your chances of success are seat. You open the king of A Tennessee reader wants OLD VESSELS USED BV WHERE OOP IS ' mashed potatoes, cole slaw, fresh apples. ARIES (March 21'Aprll 19) A Italian bread, peach shortcake. potato chips, beet salad, jello with top­ extra-promising today — ex­ spades against South's four- to know how you can play a SPANISH EXPLORERS' Mayor hopes for Arts Commission Wednesday: Shells with meat sauce, well-meaning friend may try to cept in something you would Wednesday: Orange juice, salami ping. heart contract. Your partner hand at four notrump when Vernon commission was discussed. tossed salad, Italian bread, fruit cup. get you interested in a do out of sheer impulse. Samuel Goldfarb, music super­ grinder, potato chips, garden salad, Friday: Tunaburger, parslied carrots, harebrained venture today that follows with the deuce What you use the Blackwood con­ Thursday: Juice, pizza with meat SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-D«c. By a resolution next Tuesday The mayor said the group could visor in the Vernon school system, cranberry crunch. cheese corn, chocolate pudding with could cost you each a pretty do you lead at trick two? vention coordinate dates for use of town sauce, vegetbable sticks, fruited jello bananas. penny. 21) It is of paramount im por­ Is that deuce a suit- The answer is that if you night Mayor Thomas Benoit will ask will be named to head the commis­ Thursday: Veal patty, mashed potato, tance to have faith In your facilities such as the schools and the with topping. preference request to lead a play alt four notrump calls as the Town Council to approve the for­ sion. Its members will represent cranberry sauce, com, gelatin. Ala carte everyday. Milk served with TAURUS (April 20-May 20) ideas today. Should self­ Lottie Fisk Building, Friday: Grilled cheese sandwich, club? Blackwood, you can‘1. mation of a Fine Arts Commission such groups as the clergy, the Friday: Orange juice, fish cake, rice all meals. You’re better at handling doubts surface momentarily, pickle chips, tossed salad, peanut butter business situations early in the Follow the simple rule that However. Easley Blackwood and then approve 10 members to He said it could also be instrumen­ pilaf, peas, Kansas coffee cake. dismiss them quickly. Recreation Commission, Art cookies. day than you will be later. Don’t when a play can have some and all other experts play cer­ tal in forming various types of out­ Milk, bread and butter served with all Vernon CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. serve on it. Association, Friends of Music, the Hamburgs and hot dogs are available let time get away from you. other meaning, then it should tain four notrump calls as door activities such as concerts and meals. Ice cream, brownies, cookies and 19) Be alert for unusual When the town was considering players’ group, and two high school every day. Milk is extra. Elementary natural We will discuss how fruit sold separately. GEMINI (May 21-June 20) You maneuvers from one with be given the other meaning buying the theater building on School art shows and also work with the Tri- to use this next week students. Monday: Ravioli with meat sauce, cole have a tendency today to alter whom you are doing business and you must play that deuce Town Players. St. last w inter the need for such a Tolland slaw, bread and butter, mixed fruit, at the last minute plans you've today. He could be con­ Berry's World Tuesday: Frankfurt on roll, potato carefully considered. The templating a coup to catch ybu The Fiintstones — Hanna-Barbera Productions Rham high school Parker & Hicks changes may not work to your sticks, salad, peach puding. off-guard. Monday: Ravioli, Italian bread, garden Monday: Hot meatball grinder, celery benefit. Wednesday: Cubed steak and gravy, AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Fab. 19) I McCoy campaigns for Campbell salad, pears. sticks, green beans, fruit cup. CANCER (Juno 21-July 22) (REMEMBER, PEBBLEe, mashed potato, buttered com, bread and Heed only the advice of those Tuesday: Orange juice, hamburger on Tuesday: Hamburger on roll, cole Financial conditions are mixed WE WON'T BE HERE- McCoy said he will organize an state and local issues, has consistent­ butter, gingerbread with topping. you know and trust today. ^ a m w Vernon roll, potato chips, pickles, corn, Kansas slaw, whip and chill with orange wedge. lor you today. You have the Someone you met only recent­ 50 N A N C Y 'S energetic campaign to elect ly supported fiscal responsibility to Thursday Juice, grinders, potato potential to make gains as well IN C H A R S E - Morgan Campbell, Republican can­ coffee cake. Wednesday: Pizza, tossed salad, ly could innocently pass off O.M. Campbell.. He said Campbell is the benefit of the taxpayers, has chips, pineapple. as suffer reverses. fool's gold in the guise of didate for representative from the Wednesday: Meatloaf, mashed potato, chocolate pudding with bananas. 5 * "eminently qualified for the position experience in private industry and a Friday: Vegetable soup, hamburger on precious metal peas, cranberry crunch. Thursday: Soup, lettuce cup, peanut LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Tell it 56th District (Vernon), has appointed record for hard work as a represen­ roll, French fries, celery and carrot by reason of his many years of Thursday: Half-day session, no lunch butter and jelly sandwich, ice cream like it is today. You could send PISCES (Fab. 20-March 20) form er M ayor Frank McCoy as his sticks, spiced applesauce. your listeners down the wrong experience in local government....’’ tative of the people of Vernon. served. (P a rk e r); Italian grinder, corn and What you do today you will do campaign chairman. road if you add extraneous in­ well. The major hang-up is that He said Campbell understands Campbell is running against Friday: Grilled cheese sandwich, potato chips, ice cream (Hicks). Middle School formation. you have an inclination to leave Democratic candidate Chester tomato soup, potato chips, carrot and Friday: Big Boy tuna on roll, waxed Lunches at the Middle School will be the VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sapt. 22) A only half done that which you M organ. celery sticks, pudding. beans, cranberry sauce, pineapple upside same this week as at the elementary person in a position to help started. RGH runs talent search Campbell has served several terms down cake. schools. Milk is served with all meals. may work out something ad­ on the Town Council as well as the vantageous to you today. He's Your Board of Education. likely to withdraw the offer if Vernon Productions of New York City, will Community calendar you sound off to pals Birthday be present. McCoy said, "It is extremely im­ The Rockville General Hospital LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) A portant that Councilman Campbell Stpt. 19. 1976 The theme of the show will be, tion, 8 p.m., Lottie Fisk well-heeled friend could cost Auxiliary is looking for talent for its Tu esday W ednesday The chickens may come home Born Loser — Art Sansom ‘ RX: For Seventy-Sex, Love, be elected so that the people of V e r­ Andover Building, Henry Park. you money today if you try to follies scheduled for Oct. 15 and 16 at Welfare Hours, 7:30-1 to roost for you this year. Your non will be fully and genuinely UMC administrative coun­ 30 keep up with the way he P.R.N.” Tickets may be purchased M o n d ay M eeting on em ergency good deeds are ready to reap the Middle School. cil, 7:30 p.m., church. p.m.. Town Hall. spends. Don't try to match his weth HE'E; COlLfa by contacting Carolyn Schwartz, 35 represented at the Capitol. housing for youth, 7:30 p.m., rewards that advance your There will be a "talent night" at Assessor, 7-9 p.m.. Town Bolton Historical Society, 8 Board of Health, 7:30 p.m.. extravagance. "At a time when suburban towns Talcottville Congregational career and financial status. Carriage Dr., Tolland. They are $3. Hall. p.m., Herrick Memorial Park. Town Hall. nOkjIHEuJAR Ellington Ridge Country Club, Sept. Church, Main St. Anyone sending for tickets should are being damaged by lawsuits, coer­ Conservation Commission, 8 Sewer Authority, 8 p.m.. Bugs Bunny — Heimdahl and Stoffel 28 at 7 30 p.m .Anyone interested in W ednesday Red Cross Bloodmobile, 1 to (!) I97B by NEA. Inc indicate whether they want to go to cion, and harassment by the big-city p.m.. Town Office Building. Town Hall. dancing, singing, comedy skits or Senior citizens potluck 6:30 p.m.. E lk ’s Carriage Democratic machines, we need sub­ Grange, 8 p.m.. Town Hall. "As a matter ot tact, the wine business Is so helping behind the scenes is invited the Oct. 15 or 16 performance. lunchen, noon. Town Hall. House, N. Park St. The auxiliary uses the proceeds urban representatives such as T u esday Parent Teacher Organiza­ HIVA, FUDOSV.' I GOT A FIRST I WANT good, these days, I don't talk to many people to come to the meeting. S atu rd ay WHOLE. NEW LINE i YOU TO SHAKE from the show to buy needed equip­ Morgan Campbell whose decisions Board of Education, 7 p.m., tion open house, 7 p.m., Bolton South Windsor who aren't wine snobsl" There will be refreshments served Public auction and supper, O' BRUSHES T'SHOW J HOLD HANDS WITH ment for the hospital. will not be influenced by party Andover Elementary School. Elementary School. and the director from Cargill S unday starts 4 p.m.. United Our Boarding House — Carroll & McCormick loyalties and political pressures.” Organizational meeting to WOVER.' T h u rs d a y League of Women Voters Methodist Church, Grove St, help the Breton family, 8 p.m. HOLD IT.' Bolton Ecumenical Council, reception for Paul Talbot, Andover Elementary School 8 p.m., UMC. town manager, 3 to 5 p.m., C(7N6RE5iMAN 0ACK5L1FE1 TfHi COULP WS BRih h cafeteria. I NEED' WITH VOTER Area briefs Candlewood Apartments East Hartford HOW NICE OF YOU TO W'ednesday H ebron VI6 IT YOUR DISTRICT' ~APATHY THIS ''EAR. V Clubhouse. S unday Young At Heart, 1:30 p.m., I M SURE YOU'LL WANT , VOTES COULD PC IT: T o d a y M on day Flag football, McAuliffe Andover Congregational TO HELP US SAVE THE Football schedule First Congregational Organizational meeting for Park, 10:30 a.m. month at 7 p.m. at Coventry High registration session Sept, 22 from Church. HISTORIC OWLS Church Auction, 10 a m.. Red BOLTON—The Bolton Tigers foot­ School Persons 14 years of age or in men’s volleyball, 7 p.m.. Midget football, McAuliffe . 6 ' You CAN COUNT ON ^'E' 6:30 to 8 p.m. Enrollment is open to T h u rs d a y Ace - WIrth ball team will play the Lebanon Bam on Rt. 85. Town Hall. Park, first came at 1 p.m. THE KIND OF PEOPLE WHO This Funny World high school and interested in law en­ any boy or girl in the Tri-Town area, Wetlands Commission, 8 M o n d ay Town Council, 8 p.m , Town JOIN YOUR CLUB ARE TriE Midgets in Lebanon Sunday at 1 p m. forcement, are invited to attend the .Monday aged 5-14. In form atio n concerning p.m.. Town Office Building, Hall. HIND OF people w ho This game will be followed by the meetings Regional Board of Educa­ Swimming lessons registra­ Y IITI the program wiil be discussed at a F rid a y 'MAKE MY PlSTRl^- Bolton Bulldogs playing the Lebanon tion, 7 p.m., library, Rham T u esday tion, Penney High School, 6:30 SyedUaU. Im 5 0 POUNOS.^THl^ general meeting Thursday at 8 p.m. TH' THINGS 1 Pony Team Assessor, 7-9 p.m.. Town Of­ High School. Chamber of Commerce an­ p.m. 9 fiOUl.P 3£ EASY Fellotvship dinner in Lottie Fisk building. fice Building. V T' MAKE Town Hall open 7-9 p.m. nual business meeting, 7:30 Board of Education, F O R A C E ! School board VERNON—The Women's T u esd ay p.m.. The Lounge, Penney, 7:30 p.m. Bolton Second District Democratic Fellowship of Union Congregational Baum appointed Democratic Town Com­ W ednesday ANDOVER—The Board of Educa­ Committee, Wickham I Church will begin its new season VERNON-Lester Baum, of Reed To£..^^^N? Bolton Lions Club chicken a m. to 4 p.m. ment Commission, Town Hall, a. g SOAKED , arrangement that night members TOB, 8 p.m. campaign in Connecticut. barbecue, 1-6 p.m., Bolton 7:30 p.m. THE LAWN? Savings program should bring a piece of barnboard or Heights Farm. Coventry T h u rsd ay Short Ribs — Frank Hill EAST HARTFORD-The school paneling, scraps of ribbon and, if Tumbling classes M on day M o n d ay Vernon Economic Development savings program w ill start its 30th possible, a heavy-duty stapler. Mrs. WHEN YOU WERE children Assessor, Town Clerk, Tax Welfare hours, 2 to 3 p.m.. M o n d ay Commission, Town Hall, 7:30 YES THEY V TWO-TMiPDS OF ,MY ^ .Turned oj^ -d be frogsT year Tuesday with the First Federal Mannel will have flowers that may SOUTH WINDSOR-The Recrea­ Collector, 7-9 p.m ., 'Town p.m. A c h il d , PID OTHER SAID 1 WAS I CAN BE SRAM MAR SCHOOL ■ . . J Town Hall. Board of Directors, Savings & Loan Association spon­ be purchased. tion Department will begin tumbling Hall. KIPS SAV NAST> „ fatanduspJ c r u e l . CLASS... ^ ------*------Town Council, 7:30 p.m., Hockanum Valley Community F rid ay THINGS ABOUT YOU ? classes for children aged 3-5, on Sept. Board of Finance, 8 p.m.. soring it. Last year East Hartford board room. Town Hall. Council, 8 p.m., 'Tolland Coun­ League cf Women Voters, Town Hall. students saved $79,000 m aking more 29. Classes w ill be on Wednesday and ty Agricultural Center, Rt. 30. Government Week open Hockey starting United Methodist Church T u esday than 47,000 transactions during the Thursday for eight consecutive house, old council chamters “Being fm a firm believer in reincamatioo, Tve nanted Commission on Education, The Holiday Committee, Tu esday year. VERNON—The Vernon Youth weeks. Registration for the first ses­ of Town Hall, 8 to 9:30 p.m. 7:30 p.m., and Teachers Think 9:30 a.m.. Town Hall. Town Council meeting, 7:30 myaeU aole beneficiary oo my life insurance polidei.** sion w ill be Sept. 22 from 10 to 11:30 Saturday Hockey Association will conduct Tank, 8 p.m., church. Zoning Board of Appeals, p.m.. Memorial Building, a m. at Wapping Community Hall’s Penney football team at Coventry explorers registration for the coming season, Quarryville Junior Ancient 7:30 p.m., Town Hall. Park Place, Rockville. West room. Registrations will be on Manchester, 1:30 p.m. COVENTRY—The Coventry Police today and Sept. 25 from 9 a m. to 1 Fife and Drum Corps, 6:30- Coventry Businessmen's Hope Chapter 50, OES, 6:30, a first come, first served basis. For Masonic Temple, Orchard St. EHHS against Simsbury at Department Explorer Post wiPmeet p.m. at the Lottie Fisk Building, 8:30 p.m., Bolton Center Association, 8 p.m.. Town I more information call the recreation Tolland County Art Associa­ EI'HS, 1:30 p.m. the first and third Monday 'I each Henry Park. There will also be a School. Hall. l i office, 644-2511. PAGE TEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Sat., Sept. 18, 1976 MAhTCH^ER EVENING HERAUJ. Manchra^^^ Sept. 18. 1976 - PAGE ELEVEN / Meetings next week Obituaries All Stop & Shops Here’s next week’s schedule of public meetings in Phillies continue skid^ Manchester (locations are in Municipal Building, 41 Center St., George H. Koon unless noted): Open Sunday Mrs. Marion S. Alvord George Henry Koon, 92, formerly Monday of Coburn Rd., died Thursday at a Mrs. Marion S. Alvord, 88, of 102 Hawthorne St. died Friday at 4 p.m. —Development Commission, Hearing Room. 9am<4pm Manchette convalescent home. He 7 p.m. —Eighth District Utilities Commission, Eighth was e husband of the late Katie Mae Manchester Memorial Hospital. She was the widow of Harold C. Alvord, District Fire House, Main and Hilliard Sts. Pittsburgh closing gap Koon. who at the time of his death in 1948 7 p.m. —Zoning Board of Appeals, Hearing Room. Mr. Koon was born in Onarga, 111., 7:30 p.m. —Disaster Control Commission, Disaster Center. and lived in Manchester for many was president of the former Stop&Shop Manchester Trust Co., which later 7:30 p.m. —Permanent Memorial Day Committee, Coffee years before moving to California Room. NEW YORK (UPI) - With Philadelphia star reliever Tug Giusti relieved with one out and the Foster a sacrifice fly but then in­ was merged into the Connecticut ^Peanut nearly 20 years ago. He had recently 16 games remaining, the McGraw, who pitched three hitless tying runs on base in the eighth and duced Cesar Geronimo to fly out. Bank and Trust. 8 p.m. —Board of Education Citizens Advisory Committee, returned to Manchester. 45 N. School St. National League East pennant Friday, declared: “We're snuffed out the Mets' rally by Pete Rose got his 200th hit for the Survivors are 2 daughters, Mrs. Mrs. Alvord was born Sept. 17,1888 doing it to ourselves. If we knew why, retiring John Milner and Ed eighth time in 14 years. in Manchester, daughter of the late Tuesday Butter Sugar race is closer than it has been Alfred W. Cavedon of South Windsor we’d stop it." Kranepool. and Mrs. C.K. Grant of Dayton, Walter and Edith Abbey Saunders, 8 p.m, —Human Relations Commission, Coffee Room. Creamy in several months — thanks to The skidding Phillies now have lost In other games, San Francisco Lxpi>H q. Cardinal^ ,S Ohio; 4 grandchildren and 13 great­ and had lived here all her life. She 8 p.m. —Board of Education Curriculum and Instruction or Pittsburgh’s concerted drive three straight games and 18 of their downed Cincinnati 4-2, Montreal Rookie Andre Dawson and veteran grandchildren. attended Center Congregational Committee, 45 N. School St. S ib and Philadelphia’s sustained last 23. Wayne Garrett each drove in two Church and was a member of Orford Chunky I runs as Montreal defeated St. Louis. The funeral and burial will be Wednesday bag slump. Philadelphia's undoing came with private. Parish Chapter, DAR. 7:30 p.m. —Republican Auxiliary Board, Probate Court. 18 ounce jar one out in the 12th when Dawson's first major league triple National put the Expos ahead 5-2 and he Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Main Survivors are two sons, John S. 8 p.m. —Bicentennial Committee, Hearing Room. The division-leading Phillies saw Larry Bowa dropped a pop fly by St., is in charge of arrangements. Alvord of Manchester and Robert C. 8 p.m. —Time Capsule Committee, Coffee Room, Chicago pinch-hitter John Summers League scored what proved to be the winning their lead trimmed to three games run n a single by Gary Carter. There are no calling hours. Alvord of Oradell, N.J.; five grand­ Thursday Friday as they lost 4-3 to the Chicago for an error. The Cubs loaded the sons and a granddaughter. Stop&Shop Facial Slop&Shop bases on an intentional walk to Joe Garrett added a two-run homer. The family suggests that any 12 noon —Community Services Council, Community Baptist Cubs in 12 innings while the Pirates bombed St. Louis 9-5 and Atlanta The Watkins Funeral Home, 142 E. Wallis and another pass to Pete memorial gifts may be made to the Church, 585 E. Center St. were beating the 4-1. split with Los Angeles, winning 1-0 in Braves 1-7, Dodgers 0-11 Heart Association of Greater Hart­ Center St., is in charge of Three weeks ago, Philadelphia led LaCock before Jerry Morales slashed 12 innings before losing 11-7. Houston arrangements, which are in­ 6:30 p.m. —Judge's Hours, Probate Court. In the opener, Tom Paciorek ford, 310 Collins St., Hartford. Pittsburgh by 15Vz games. a two-out ground single into left field and San Diego were idle. complete. scored from third base on a passed "The time element is still in to score Summers and win the game. Giunls 4, Reds 2 ball by Los Angeles catcher Ellie Drinking water quality IHssiie Meanwhile, in New York, Doc Randy Moffitt bailed out Jim Barr Philadelphia’s Favor," Pittsburgh Rodriguez with one out in the 12th as 200 count Medich got clutch relief help from (UPI Photo) Manager said. “We with one out in the eighth by Atlanta won the first game of a twi- In Mpmoriam 2 ply box Dave Giusti and a pair of RBIs from cutting short a Cincinnati rally to source of complaints Assorted have to win and hope the club playing night . In the nightcap, In loving m em ory of H erbert the Phillies beats them, but no club Frank Taveras to lead Pittsburgh preserve a San Francisco victory. Ted Sizemore batted in five runs and Donnelly, who passed away September Anniversary Mass Colors Manager Danny Ozark turns off ears 19. 1973 Six Manchester residents complained about their drinking jug wants someone else to do their dirty over New York. Medich hurled 7 1-3 Moffitt, taking over with runners on Steve Garvey went Ihree-for-three as An anniversary Mass for Matthew water at Thursday night’s Board of Directors comment ses­ He didn’t want lo hear anymore as Phils lost ajjain work for them.” innings, allowing six hits and one run. second and third, allowed George the Dodgers gained a split. It doesn't take a special day. Rubacha and Mary Rutkowski will be To bring you to our minds. sion. The days we do not think of you. celebrated Sunday at 9 a m. at St. The people said their water is smelly and murky. It was Are very hard to find John’s Polish National Catholic tested, but they were not told of the results, they said. . Church. Billy. I,.aura, and Family The six people said storm basins in their area haven’t been S^&Shop Brands cleaned recently. They are serviced by the Porter Reservoir. A man complained that a medical building at the corner of Sad night for Aaron Sports slate j Washington and Main Sts. has overflow parking. Many of the Bakery owner charged cars park on the neighborhood streets, he said. can tiring your Herald angle He also said that Arthur’s Fine Foods has a Zoning variance Saturday that allows for exiting only onto Foster St. Cars are exiting with maintaining onto Center St. from the lot. (Alan Lamson of the Planning Of­ Earl Yost KOOTBALI. fice said that the variance in question dates back to 1949, when food bill down who hangs up spikes K uhI (^alholir at NortliHCHl (Catholic A&P owned the building. The variance allowed for the owners .. that’s getting your Stop & Shopsworlh. Sports Editor unsanitary conditions to use Foster St. for an exit only. There was no restriction, M all nl R o o kvillr R D A K I D 1 ®'*''*‘^*’ '°®''®'Vday-low-priced Slops Shop Brands and you'll see a South Windnor al East however, against cars also exiting onto Center St.) D n A l M ^ 1 worthwhile saving on your food order. Every ilem under our Slop 4 MILWAUKEE (UPI) - three inspections were discussed. Hartford The owner of the Parkade Bakery Another man said that there is excessive truck traffic on Shop labels is qualily-lesled and qualily-guaraniced. Henry Aaron had one of his has been served a warrant charging Commissioner Heslin said the in­ Parker St. between Middle Tpke. and Woodbridge St. He said SOCCER him with maintaining unsanitary spections revealed continued un­ that “No Thru Truck” signs should be posted. greatest moments Friday Manchester at their work in getting the field off on conditions at the bakery and ordering sanitary conditions including insect- Another man said that the refuse collector is throwing Smith in 10th spot night but it was also “one of elhersfield I0i30 a.m. Mix or match schedule in the recent Manchester East Catholic al Rham him to appear Oct. 4 in the Court of infested milk powder and insect filth newspapers into his garbage truck. Ron “Red” Smith, one of a number the saddest times’’ in his life. these great. Open Golf Tournament at the 10:30 a.m. Common Pleas at East Hartford. in food ingredient drawers, on equip­ Slops Shop items. of top-flight New England golfers Aaron, the man who broke Babe Manchester Country Club were Dick Rhode Island Jr. (College Harold Greenbaum, 51, of 89 ment and in dough containers. 5 1 W h

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I’d say it’s going summer. 25 — investmant Property Birthday :• PORTER ■ Convalescent program 1500 investment Keener 0-0) 26 — Business Property ranked Penn State while on last week’s statistics tobe UCLA or Stanford in BOB Home seeking lull lime. CALL 236 - 31 10 233 2062 required to start your own 27 — Resort Property business Ideal for retired or Michigan hosts Stanford in when the Bruins rushed for the Rose Bowl. One of Pittsburgh (Demery 10- Grace Group of Center 28 Real Estate Wantad •I porter, experienced with floor (Herald photo by Pinto) - Kzes 18-33 part time Details on request what some observers feel a total of 398 yards 175 of those two.” 5) at New York (Seaver 13- Congregational Church will MCCONNELL :• care helptul but tacility MISC. SERVICES From the Gang 5 willing to train. Apply in per- Mr Barker ESCA Field will be a preview of the them by quarterback Jeff Fourth-ranked 10) have a potluck Monday at 31 Services Offered Training Division Box 619, East ready for football opener today 32 — Pamting-Papenng at 5 son, to Meadows Convalescent New Y ear’s Day Rose Dankworth, who scored Pittsburgh, following its Philadelphia (Carlton 17- 6:30 p.m. in the Robbins 33 — Building-Coniracting V Home. 333 Bidwell Street, Wading Hiver. New York Bowl game. two touchdowns. upse over Notre Dame, is 6) at Chicago (R. Reuschel Room of the church. 34 — Roofing-Siding Manchester Drug Manchester Mall this coupon lor further Information 11792. 13-10) 35 — Heating-Plumbing Co-raplains Franck Fitzgerald and Tom Landers go over play situation with Fast Although the Buckeyes Dankworth threw only four at Georgia Tech today, and 36 — Flooring MANCHESTER - Small store, and Wolverines have gone San Diego (Freisleben 9- 37 — Moving-TrucVing-Storage AN ASSISTANT for small Coach John LaFontana in final drill before today’s opener against Northwest times against Arizona in other games involving 36 - Services Wanted ample parking, great poten­ a long way over the last State, hitting on three of the top 10 it will be No. 5 13) at Houston (Richards ADVERTISING East Hartford office to be tial, call B W Realty. 647- Catholie. Kirkoff wdl he at 2 in West Hartford. MISC. FOR SALE trained to take lull charge few years without throwing them for 23 yards. 17-14) 41 Articles lor Sale 1419 Oklahoma against Califor­ DEADLINE Please call 528-1194 the ball very much, and Los Angeles (Rhoden 12- 42 — Building Supplies □ NOTCES Ohio State ground out 463 nia, No. 6 Missouri against 43 — 'Pets -Birds- Dogs 12 00 noon ihe day before MOTHER who enjoys UCLA used this formula to rushing yards in running up Illinois, No. 8 Nebraska 3) at Atlanta (Ruthven 13- 44 _ Livestock children will care for your good success in its season 15), N Manchester 45 Boats 6 Accessories publication KITCHEN HELP ■ Convales­ a 49-21 opening victory against Indiana, No. 9 46 — Sporting Goods Deadline lor Saturday and Lost end Found 1 cent Home seeking part lime MATURE dependable person, NURSES ■ RNS or I.PNS, 11 child in my home days, West Chargers9 Jets post midget wins opening victory over over Michigan State, Georgia against Clemson San Francisio (Halicki hospital notes 47 — Gerden Products Monday is 12 00 Noon Friday 30 hours per week, pot part time nights, 2, 3 or 4 p.m to 7 a m shift full or Center Street area Calall 646- 46 — Antiques LOST - Savings Passbook 2108 Arizona State, Bruin Coach presenting the young Penn and No. 10 Texas A&M 12-14) at Cincinnati (Nor­ 49 Wanted to Buy washer. Apply in person to nights Work is primarily part time, pleasant working - number 037-0-03951-3. Hartord Terry Donahue promised a State defense with an in­ against Kansas State. man 12-5), N Meadow's Convalescent making pizzas and grinders. conditions in small skilled Action for the 22nd Chargers with a 62-yard Chargers while Mike Maz- Elusive Vernel Arnum RENTALS National Bank and Trust Co.. Home, 333 Bidwell Street, Apply in person, Mr LaPizza nursing facility Call Mrs. LICENSED MOTHER will Discharged Wednesday: 52 Rooms for Rent PLEASE READ provide experienced child season in the Manchester run with the conversion zota, Kelly Percy and Dave American League — Apartments tor Rent Middle Turnpike Office Manchester inside David's Restaurant Klett, DNS at 289-9571 showed the way for the Patricia Simpson, 92 Loomis 53 rare in her home. Buckley Midget Football League attempt failing. Duff McBryde played well for East 54 — Homes lor Rent YOUR AD Application made tor pay­ Call for appointment. 646-2090 Jets scoring on runs of 25, Rd., Bolton; Dorothy 55 — Business lor Rent ment SINGER COMPANY - has an School area Manchester. 646- began last night at Mt. W. L. Pet, GB 56 — Resort Properly lor Rent capped the scoring in the the Eagles. 27 and 38 yards. John Tomecko, Storrs; Pearl Classified ads are lahen over KENNEL - Part time after­ ARE YOU a good worker? If opportunity for a mechanical­ 4096 Nebo with the Chargers New York 90 55 .621 - 57 — Wanted to Rent the phone as a convenience IMPOUNDED - Black collie noons and Saturdays.Ideal for ly inclined person who will be final period with a five- Dubois, Bob McConnell Bowling Haden gets shot Smith, Bailey Rd,, Andover; 58 - Misc lor Rent so. we have a position The Herald is responsible for retired person in good blanking the Eagles in the yard run. Dave Young’s John Prignano with a Baltimore 80 65 . 552 10 type male. Contact Coventry available for you in a big and working in our repair depart­ EI.NEST Restaurant in New and Sean Speares played Lucille Coggshall, 1164 Plea­ AUTOMOTIVE only one incorrect insertion and physical condition. Maintain NEW YORK (UPI) - Dog Warden. 423-6524, growing company. Call 872- ment Some electronic Haven Gross 1650,000. opener, 14^0, and the Jets conversion run upped the five-yard run after a 40- well for the Jets while Bill Marshall, starting his 224th Cleveland 73 72 .503 17 sant Valley Rd,, South Wind­ 61 Autos for Sale then only to Ihe size of the remises, bathes dogs, experience helpful but not Pat Haden may not like the 62 _ Trucks lor Sale original insertion Errors which 4515 An equal opportunity Established 36 years. Seals upending the Giants, 18.6. final total. Kurt Carlson, yard jaunt by Dave Lauzon Redd along with Prignano MOUNTAIN DEWS - game in a row, will equal Boston 71 76 ,483 20 sor; Joyce Adamy, 50 Vn quire 1-5 p.m. Canine necessary. Will train Apply in way he got to be No. 1 but 63 — Heavy Equipment lor Sale do not lessen the value of the Personal! 2 employer. 200 Possible 150.000 cash Larry Duff started the Mike Savidakis and Kevin put the Giants in an early and Lauzon were best for George Blanda’s record for Detroit 67 79 .459 23W Goodwin St.; GladysTopelius, 64 — Motorcycies-Bicydes advertisement will not be cor­ Holiday Inne, 200 Sheldon person. Singer Company, 856 needed Balance financed. Barbara Brody 218-498, CemperS'Trailers-Mobile he isn’t complaining. He 49 Thomas St , South Windsor; 65 rected by an additional inser­ WANTED RIDE ■ Corner San- Road, Manchester. No phone Main Street. Manchesier Call Herb Saxe, Broker 389- scoring off for the Byrne played well for the lead, one it couldn’t hold. the Giants. Terry Cardile 185-491, Pat consecutive games played. Milwaukee 63 83 .432 27Vz Homes PERSON WANTED part just welcomes the chance George Rego, 217 Kozley Rd., tion Una Drive and Keeney St. to calls please. Conn. An equal opportunity 6263 Jackson 177-485, Dona Marshall hasn’t missed a West 66 Automotive Service time, to maintain vending Sunday against Minnesota. Tolland; Susan Raezewski, 67 Autos lor Rent-Lease Manchester Memorial employer Price 175-510, Lee Bean game in 17 years since W. L. Pet. GB cafeteria, located in Vernon Colchester; Paul Roix, East Hospital. 7-3:30 p.m. 643-5381 area Hours to coincide with Situation Wanted IS 192-517, Doftncker 194-465, Minnesota, with a power­ joining Cleveland in Kan City 85 63 ,574 - INSURANCE AGENCY has MEAT COUNTER help ful veteran team led by Hartford. opening for full time gal lunch period No experience Ann Gagnon 465. 1960. In ther game Sun­ Oakland 79 68 .537 5V2 INTEGRAL YOGA Course necessary, will train. Apply in wanted Apply in person FORMER TEACHER will quarterback Fran Tarken- Also, John McCarthy, 463 LEGAL classes. Ottered in East Hart­ Experienced in all lines of in­ Highland Park Market. 317 babysit week days in her day, Cleveland is at Minnesota 76 74 .507 10 Nevers Rd., South Windsor, NOTICE surance. Call 289-5448 for ap­ person State Vending. 190 ton, is a 3V2 point favorite. ford Four week courses, Burnham SI, South Windsor, Highland Street, Manchester home in Highland Park area. W IVES - Lynne Topping Pittsburgh, Cincinnati at Calif 68 81 .456 17W Audrey Wiggins. East Hart­ NOTICE meet once a week, beginning pointment between 9 a m. and Call 646-4515 Viking defensive end Jim In accordance with Section 4 p.m. 465, Carol Garrison 177. Baltimore, Chicago at San Texas 67 80 . 456 17W ford; Florence Bowler. 25 Monday October 4th, 7-8:15 CARD GALLERY ■ Assistant LUNCH BUS Person - Francisco, Atlanta at Chicago 63 86 . 423 22W Congress St.; Dorothy 9-19b of Ihe Election Laws, ADMISSION OF ELECTORS p.m. Tuesday October 5th, 7- manager trainee - mature, required between the hours ol NURSE ■ Wants Private Duty Field hockey Detroit, Seattle at Alleano. 1519 Sullivan Ave,, Rev. of 1975, notice is hereby 8:15 p.m. Saturday October ESTABLISHED Realtor has responsible, flexible hours 12-3 p m Cavey's Restaurant. in your home Excellent POWDER PUFF - Friday's Results given that the Registrars ol Notice is hereby given that 9th, 10:30-11:45 a m. call 646- 45 East Center Street, references Call 537-1948 Washington, Green Bay at Kansas City 3, Chicago 2 South Windsor; Damon opening lor highly motivated Apply in person only, Lorrie Baker 178-462, Patti squad wins lacovelli, 108 McKee St.; Voters will accept the Board ol Admission of 5023 or 224-3220 for intorma- salesperson with real estate Manchester Parkade Manchester. St. Louis, Dallas at New Electors, ol the Town ot lion. Jerome 186, Gerry Tracy New York 5, Milwaukee Mary Plouffe, West applications lor admission as license. Ask for Mr. Bissell, Opening its season on a Manchester, will be in session PART TIME - Lubrication 189-181-526, Evelyn Feder Orleans, Houston at Buf­ 3 (11) Willington; Frederic an elector at the Manchester Philbrick Agency. 646-4200. MATURE HOUSEKEEPER, EDUCATION successful note yesterday in the Municipal Building. 720 SHARES Manchester two days per week, own help wanted nights and 177, Gerry Tonski 176-180- falo, San Diego at Tampa Boston 8, Detroit 3 Rosenshein, North Windham, High School, 134 Middle Turn­ Slate Bank Stock tor sale. For weexends, experience helpful, was tbe Manchester High Bay, the New York Jets at pike East, on Thursday, Town Clerk's Office, on Satur­ DIESEL MECHANIC needed transportation South Windsor 497, Rae Jacobs 517, Terry Texas 4, Oakland 3 Edward Till, 433 Parker St.; information. Call 649-8679 or ■ must have good experienced area. Call644-2183 after? p m 18 years of age or older Apply girls’ field hockey team Denver, the New York Minnesota 11, California Charles Palria, 39 Long Hill September 23, 1976 from 11:00 day, September 25, 1976 from 646-3414 alter 8 p m. Moriarty Bros 315 Center St., Private /nitructiona 18 i Siemienski 470. 9:00 A.M. to 1:00 P.M., tor the background. For appoint­ w ith a 1-0 win over Giants at Philadelphia and 2 Rd., South Windsor. A M. until 4:00 P.M. ment, 688-2233 RN's-LPN's - wanted for full Manchester Herbert J. Stevenson. purpose ol admitting all per­ DANCING - Every Friday HKMKDIAL READING and Windham High in Miami at New England. Baltimore at Cleveland, Discharged Thursday: lime or part time 11 p.m to 7 math, individualized work PARKADE DUSTY - Registrar sons who are found to be Night at Manchesier VFW LUBRICATION Help needed - a m shitts. Apply to Direc­ Willimantic. Oakland is at Kansas City ppd. Amelia Roberts, 565 Vernon qualified to be Electors. Post Home lor members and urogram, 'lsl-8lh grade) by Brian Boyington 202, Mike The Silk Towners Saturday's Games Frederick E. Peck, immediately for second shift. tors of Nursing, Salmon Brook NEWSPAPER Masters (degree teacher Masilonis 201, Roger Monday night. St,; Aeryn Williams, South Dated at Manchester this guests 208 East Center We have openings for Convalescent Home, oil dominated play finally Baltimore (May 12-10 Windsor; Omer Giguere, Registrar Street CARRIER 8075 Mieczkoeski 206-203-568, Paul Phillips, 18th day ol September 1976. experienced lubrication help House Street, Glastonburv. breaking through with and Flanagan 2-4) at Storrs; Theresa Fittsx 138 for greasing trucks and Phone 633-5244 WANTED Dale Ostrout 314, Skip Kel­ Deputy Registrar BOARD OF ELECTORS THANK YOU McDonalds for PIANO. ORGAN. Voice \ : Rachel Rosen scoring Cleveland (Eckersley 11-12 Chambers St.; Elaine trailers. Starting rate, 13.75 IN ROCKVILLE AREA Instruction - Werner's Studio. ly 200-559, Lou Polinski 203, Louise Cronin, Chester F. Bycholski, your West Center Parking lot MACHINIST ■ able to set up assisted by Cindy Curtis Opening success and Bibby 12-5), 2 McGrath, Enfield; Susan Selectman for our Tag Sale. September hourly. Uniforms and tools TO DELIVER All teachers members ot Ernie Whipple 200, Roland Deputy Registrar furnished. For appointment and work to blueprint with with 15 minutes left. Ellington High got off in Boston (Lee 3-7) at Zahner, Cider Mill Rd., Irene R. Pisch 19th. 10-3. Manchester Lions Manchester Connecticut Slate Music Smith 215-569. Ellington; Amanda Marek, 18 Assistant Registrars: call 688-2233. minimum supervision. Apply Teacher's Association All Cindy Formica, Doreen the right direction yester­ Detroit (Crawford 1-6) Jonice FitzGerald Selectman Club. in person, Triumph Manufac­ EreninK Herald Risley Rd., Vernon; Brandi ages Morning, afternoon, Bettye Kramer Mildred M. Schaller, turing Company. 55 Elm Downham, Sandy Whitney, day towards defending its New York (Holtzman 13- Stewart, 87 Talcott Ave., PART TIME - Sales ■ If you evening lessons 643-8137 , 647- I Herald photo by Larson) Colleen Shane, Beth N(iCC soccer title with a 4- 9) at Milwauuee (Travers Harriet Handley Selectman are area professional Street, Manchester Call John Humphrey 1623 CONSTRUCTION- A1 Rockville; Jennie Krompegal, Edward Tomkiel, salesmen in tne day time and Donnelly and Karen Turek 0 victory over Granby. In 15-13) 25 Westwood St. Mary Patricia Sullivan 872-6142 Local Punt, Pass and Kick contest winners Pietrandrea 169-183-483, Town Clerk □ FINANCIAL want to sell at night and make LANDSCAPE laborers, lull played well defensively. the other area game Texas (Boggs 1-5) at more than your day job,..it's time or part time. Grantland Alter 5:30 P.M. Carlo Pelricca 173-447, An­ Manchester had two goals played, Rockville and Oakland (Torrez 14-10) fun and easy'!' Call Mr. Nursery Inc , 643-0669 Insurance 10 Winners in the six different age Ford. Champs were, left to right, Dave Kelly, ton Mayer 158-427, Dorn called back. Windsor battled to a 2-2 tie. Chicago (Brett 10-9) at Douglas, 525-9134 HANG GLIDING lessons - bv GAS STATION attendant appointment call, 875-1964 categories, eight thru 13, in Manchester’s Chris Galligan, Paul Tetreault, Paul Tucker, D’Angona 372, Mark Manchester’s jayvees Kansas City (Fitzmorris $10,000 INSURANCE for your The South Windsor at SALES PEOPLE - Older needed full time Apply in per­ EXPERIENCED ■ Payroll Northern Connecticut School Punt, Pass and Kick contest received their Brian Galligan and Alex Britnell. Ford Pietrandrea 375, Andy battled to a 1-1 tie with Windsor Locks tilt has 15-11), N September “WANT AD” Special son (daughterI for $30. an­ son at Gorin's Sports Car of Hang Gliding nually, if you qualify. Risk multi-million dollar company clerk Mature individual to trophies from Stewart Johnston of Dillon Motor Co. sponors the national competition. Hirth 390, Bob Steullet 385, their Windham counter­ Minnesota (Goltz 13-13) Center, Tolland Turnpike. handle complete responsibili­ been rescheduled to Mon­ Management Associates, Box with young ideas has openings Neal Lynch 365, Chris parts. Lisa Schwartz day. at California (Ross 7-15), N for people who are looking for Talcottiville. ty ol large automated payroll SEWING LESSONS - Learn to 108. Buckland Station, 06040 sew m a small class with in­ Lynch 365, Pete Wojtyna scored and Janet Ritchie a future, in sales and manage­ and insurance programs It 364, Gary Plank 377. ment. Opening due to in-house GAL FRIDAY ■ Experienced qualilied, inquire at 60 dividual instruction Call 643- and Cindy Millis played 4 LINES 4 I^AYS 4 dollars promotions. This company shorthand. typing, Hilliard Street. Manchesier 6226 well for the locals. has more financial success bookkeeping, payroll etc Call on Tuesday. September 21 19th hole Nettles homer decides U.S. MIXED- Ed ■ (20 Words) * * EMPLOYMENT stories than any other in New 872-8533, after 3 p.m. Schools-Clesses 19 Yourkas 234-561, Carol England, no limit on what you DENTAL ASSISTANT ■ For can earn Call Doug Basdin, HARDWARE and plumbing THE HANS Christian MILWAUKEE (UPI) - added an insurance run O’Brien 192-476, Linda orthodontic ollice. three Milwaukee runs with COSMETICS Help Wanted 13 525-9134 store work for receiving, Andersen Montesson School Country Club Graig Nettles increased his when Elliott Maddox and a home run and a single. Chapman 181, Lois Sperry WE CARRY ALL stocking and sales. Applv in experienced preferred, send IS accepting applications lor P O N T IA O ^ resume to P 0 Box 2356. Ver­ American League lead to Fred Stanley singled and Scott hit his 18th home run 179-471, Peg Callahan 450, PHONE FROM home to ser­ person, The Barrett Plumbing the current school year Pre­ MEMBER-tUEST- THE TOP LINES AVON-YES' You can give non, Conn 06066 Gross —Doc McKee-Tony 27 home runs Friday night Willie Randolph put down a in the first to tie the score Edi Duchaine 466, Marge vice our customers in the vourself a winter vacation! Supply, 331 Broad Street, school and kindergarten with an 11th inning blast DeLisle 456, Linda Kozicki ARTHUR DRUG Manchester area, flexible Earn that monev selling Manchester IFilton, 44A, 646-5727 Roberto 73, Carl Bolin-Joe suicide squeeze. at 1-1 and, with the You Save hours, super earnings. 249- SECRETARY ■ Clerical Ac­ beautiful Avon C'hristmas Zanetti 74; Net —Frank into the rightfield stands to Ed Figueroa, who went Brewers trailing 2-1 in the 472. 7773. PART-TIME Manicurist too curate typing and figure ap­ gifts, jewelry and cosmetics titude m small Manchester ol- give the New York the first 10 innings, won his sixth, he hit a pop up to SERVICE OFF OUR now Go some place exotic join a rapidly growing REAL ESTATE Votta-Bill Walsh 61 Yankees a 5-3 win over the progressive salon Call 643- tice Send resume to Box H. (Matching cards) Frank 19th game by limiting the short right that both se­ REGULAR PRICE! later. .N'o selling experience Manchester Herald necesssarv. Interested'’ Call 2483 Ask ‘ ■ for' Pat or Linda Kiernan-Charlie Lymperes Milwaukee Brewers and Brewers to just six hits, cond baseman Randolph Homes For Sale 23 MORE DAYS OF RACING COMMERCIAL & 523-9401 61, Bill Thomsen-Ted Lok spoil "Salute to Hank retiring 12 of the last 14 and right fielder Piniella MACHINIST ■ At least five wanted Mature woman NON-COMMERCIAL for daytime sitting with young MANCHESTER ■ Immaculate 62. Dave Kozlovich-Art Aaron night." batters he faced. He didn't called for but neither SUN.- M0N.-TUES.-WED. NEED HELP? MATURE middleaged person years experience Sell Nettles' homer came off walk a batter and struck TODAY! starter, able to work from child Helerencos rcqucsleo custom built five room ranch, with mcchamcal ability for Nigro 63, Bill LaPolt-John caught. The ball dropped blueprints Burke Tool and Call 646-3711 sunporch. patio, landscaped Turley 64, Joe Lebiedz- Kevin Kobel, 0-1, who out five. for a single and Jim full or part time position m Macnine Company. Bunker lot, U20x32tl .Marion E relieved Brewer starter Dick Tidrow mopped up Coin-Op Car Wash. Applicant Hill Hoad, Anuover. f'onnec- IMMEDI.ATE OPENINGS-m Robertson Realtor, 643-5953 Frank Vigeant 64. Gantner scored from se­ ___ must have own transportation TEAM SVt EEPS- Gross Jerry Augustine in the in the 11th. cond and Von Joshua from 4^ A n d Every Saturday licut 742-78.37 our drilling fahneatmn, silk B4 A R R i N G T o N and should he bondable Apply screening plating inspection ninth. The Yanks then ,pec» —Frank Kiernan-Charlie George Scott drove in all first. two )n person between, 5 30 p m. MANCHESTER Drive-In now and [ihoto (lepartmenis on all a' ana 6 p m at 672 Rarltord S33.500 Lymperes 72. Doc McKee- , dal* 7 ~ r ^ has a few openings for help shills Ex|ieriencc desired Immaculate three tot Road, Manchester mexl to Tony Roberto 73; Net ad o s to Must be over 18 Call 649-6000 hut will tram Ambitious bedroom condominium tHCV.' PUKX X Dairy Queen i Friday and Saturday evenings —Frank Votta-Bill Walsh applicants applv at Multi­ (’ornplete appliances in­ II S'l*- „ twe ,p,SV3 after’6 pm Ask for \lr circuits Inc So Harrison 61, Bill Thomsen-Ted Lok GREAT BARRINGTON, MASS. \oe»’-..a tv»' -.le ol * WANT AD APPLICATIONS now being cluding refrigerator. ARE YOU GOING TO BUY Wilson Street. Mamliester. 9 to 4 62, Bob LaPolt-John Turley TODAY taken lor expe rienced or p m 646-410(1 carfK'ling air conditioning. \mo''*'*''’Qv4tCY- trainee grinders Apply 395 afternoons 1-6 Monday. 2‘ z baths one-car garage 64, Joe Lebiedz-Frank NOW through SEPT. 22 Main Street. Manchester 9 Vigeant 64. 643-2711 Friday for snack bar Must be WANTED Girl or mature Minimum down to A NEW CAR? \ ^ a m -3 30 p m 18 or over Apply m person \ woman to share apartment m qualified buver TallwwKi Country Club, Route Manchester Call 646-2929 4 |1 SERVICE STARTING to take 85. Hebron 646-1151 between 9 a m and 4pm \ appltcaiions for full time UAR REALTY CO.. INC. ARE YOU GOING TO WAIT \ emplovmenl Call 872-4515 643-2692 and 12 noon See Us For POST TIME 1:30 While You Waltl between 10 a m Robert D. Murdock I An equal op p 0 r t u n 11V employer Realtor VINYL or UNTIL OCTOBER 1st? Pari-Mutuel Races Dally NURSING SUPERVISOR aos NIGHTS -11:15 p.m. - 7:15 a.m. ALUMINUM Through .M.\.N( HKSTKR Sanlina 8:00 A.M.-8:00 P.M. Announcements 3 Announcements I)ri\e Five riMnn expandable SIDING; and YOU SHOULD KNOW THAT THE WEDNESDAY - SEPT. 22 t»o .co» Challenging opportunity lor a Registered Nurse in Ran« h Fireplace breezeway. Monday through Saturday so',atci' O'!*' garage treed lot Hutchins VINYL or a progressive 300 bed general hospital We are DAILY DOUBLE CLOSES 1:25 SIX'* AgencA fi4h-;il66 ALUMINUM NEW STATE LAW DOES NOT PUBLIC ANNOUNCEMENT seeking an individual with a comprehensive Tli<‘ Manchesier (ireeii (Jiapler of the knowledge ol the latest principles and techniques FAST HARTFORD ■ Five ______' rtRirn H.fnc h full basement. PRIME GIVE YOU ANY PROPERTY TAX American Association of l{elireeAen rooms ap- ,vour calendar and come on down. pr"xnnalels ane acre and an BILL ment in confidence to: 8 ro«>m 1 '■[liinial >»ne and 3 4 GUY NOW AND REAT THE 1977 Lynch Motors Inc. a( rt"» l^’th haAe 2 1 2 baths. Assistant Director ol Personnel lAAo garages up to 10 inches TUNSKY Toyota-PonUac M u ffler insulation Chiiose your colors PRICE INCREASE. ______C en ter for interior and rugs Middle 345 Center St. R e g a l Manchester Memorial Hospital $50 s A participating builder 649-9095 FREE PARKING ON FAIRGROUNDS She Herald 71 Haynet Street in the home ovsner s warranty Manchester MANCH AUTO DLRS. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING Mancheeter, Ct. 06040 plan for 10 sears of nationally ROUTE 7 • GREAT BARRINGTON, MASS. Corner ol Breed An oQuei opportuniti emptoret insurLHl protection Charles and Center Street Mon Ffi -6pm Fonticelli and Son 646-1540. Phone 646-2112 Sat • 12 noon 64h U80C MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn . Sat , Sept 18, 1976 - PAGE KlhTEEN PAGE FOURTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Sat., Sept. 18, 1976

Homes For Sale 23 Homes For Sale 23 Homes For Sale 23 Homes For Sale 23 Homes For Sale 23 Homes For Sale 23 National Weather Forecast MANCHESTER - Quality MANCHESTER built seven room Cape, OF THE RIVER REAL ESTATE MARKET OPEN HOUSE featuring plaster walls and , .tgUXl H0U5INB ...... EQUAl HOUSINS . OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY many built-in additions. Fireplaced front to back SUNDAY, SEPT. 19th 1 - 4 P.M. living room, den, formal OPEN SUNDAY i i NEW LISTING dining room, 9x12 enclosed THE AGENCY THAT SERVES THE NATION” 1:00 - 4:00 P.M. porch, three bedrooms up­ 1 - 4 P.M. stairs, 1 1/2 baths, basement rec room, attached 2-car gar­ “OVER 2500 OFFICES TO SERVE YOU” age. Large treed lot, affords much privacy, $38,500. Philbrick Agency, Realtors, “WE’RE NATIONAL BUT WE’RE NEIGHBORLY” tOf*W|Ltf|^ IJf , 646-4200.

MANCHESTER - Seven room, • tOVIIT lIM fftATM It full shed dormered Cape, three or four bedrooms, NUTMEG DRIVE newer kitchen, living room, Conveniently designed Garriion Colonial. First floor CENTURY 21 TEDFORD REAL ESTATE rec room, new aluminum family room, fireplace, deck, three big bedrooms, llrit floor laundry with separate rear entrance, double gar­ 7 room Split in quiet Forest St. location, eat-in kitchen, Brand naw 7 room Raitad Ranchas, brand new 8 room siding, $35,900. Philbrick Agency, Realtors, 646-4200, age. Center Street to McKee Street, to Keeney Street, 3 BR's, 1 'A baths, finished family room, patio with gas Colonials. 2‘'h batha, fireplace In family room, 2-car I2 3 « « o w t» ' to Nutmeq Drive. grill, double garage, all located on a lovaly treed lot. garage. QUALITY AND PRICE ‘A DELIGHTFUL SETTING" UTf Wf ATMtfOfOCAST # Low 40's. PRICE DIRECTIONS: Takt Kaanay 8t. to Nulmag Orlvt, Ytilow Colonial on Lots-Land For Sale 24 For period ending 7 a m., Sunday, Sept. 18. During Saturday right. Watch for aigna. Reduced, owner leaving area and wanta action on Ihia night, showers and thunderstorms are expected in parts of the FIVE ACRES beautiful level apolleaa, 7 room Capa on traffic fraa atrael. Larga Central Plains Region, Ihemiddle Mississippi valley and parts land just north of Leesburg, kitchan, 3 or 4 bedrooma, profeaalonally don* rec 88 HILLTOP DR., MANCHESTER of Maine and Texas. Most other areas should expect generally FM REAL ESTATE (XNTER Florida. Few orange trees. room, large wooded lot, all city utllltlea are paid, only If you are looking for real value in a home consider fair weather. Minimum temperatures include: (approximate Nice neighborhood, $13,500. $34,900. maximum readings in parenthesis) Atlanta 61 (82), Boston 61 Owner. Low taxes, 644-0734. QUALITY this fine Ranch with many money-saving extras. Such as: (73) Chicago 59 (75), Cleveland 57 (74). Dallas (71 (86), Denver 646-4144 Crafted throughout, In this 4 BR Garrison Colonial only 48 ( 68), Duluth 51 (64), Houston 71 (84), Jacksonville 66 ( 87), ELLINGTON - Standish Drop In for a cup of coffee, no obligation. 3 years young. Fireplaced Iving room, formal dining Kansas City 61 (77), Little Rock 67 (83), Los Angeles 62 ( 72), Street - Excellent location, : Fireplaced living room 0 2 built-in air cond. FRECHEHE & MARTIN, Realtors, Inc. AA zone, city water, adjacent KENT DRIVE - FOREST HILLS BOLTON — Cuitom built 6 room R/R oeitled on 1W BOLTON — Charming nina room ranch. Ona of tha room, eat In kitchen with built ins, 1st floor laundry, Miami 75 (87), Minneapolis 56 (72), New Orleans 68 ( 86), New 0 Wall-to-wall carpet 0 1605 sq. ft. 263 Main St., Manchester to golf fairway, starting $13,- Luxurious 6W Tudor styled tri-level home. 2'/i bathe, acre* with view of the countryeld*. This home moat unique kitchant In town, complata with aluminum A brick exterior. Must be seen, mid 40's. York 61 (76), Phoenix 70 (101), San Francisco 54 ( 72), Seattle 52 900 per lot. Call 646-5757. After sunken family room, 2 fireplaces, 4 bedrooms, double leaturee large living room with Roman brick : Full basement t> 1 Vz baths llraplaca and sky lighted plant lott. Prolaationally (74) . St. Louis 61 (77), Washington 61 (81). 5, 649-3423. garage, plus all thermopane windows. Redwood, brick fireplace, 4 bedrooms, 2 lull baths, hug* lamlly landtcapad yard with matured treei, thrubt and : Walk to shopping 0 Walk to school and stucco exterior. Low $70’e. Parker Street to room, a wrap-around deck and much mora. atone walls plus 20x40 Inground pool. 0 1st floor Family room Real Estate Wanted Kennedy Road to Kent Drive. : 1st floor Laundry TWO-FAMILY, 5-5, new roof, GRACIOUS DUTCH Colonial - 28 gutters, nice yard, near Six plus elegant rooms. SENTRY ALL CASH for your property “SET LIKE A JEWEL” “A SUPER VALUE HERE” Homes lor Sale 23 Homes For Sale 23 P&WA. Call after 5, 569-0903. Architecturally delightful AVaaeW d & ItVosscUo central hall to captivate your within 24 hours. Avoief r ^ Real Estate Services Asking Only M 4 ,5 0 0 decorating imagination. One tape, instant service. Hayes REALTORS-MLS TOLLAND - Four bedroom Corporation, 646-0131. Reasonable Otters Considered Raised Ranch. 2 1/2 baths. and 1/2 baths, hardwood 169 Weal Center Street 646-2462 2 8 9 - 4 3 3 1 Beautiful large in-ground floors, modern kitchen, fireplaced living room, family SELLING your house? Call us JOE LOMBARDO pool. 3/4 acre lot. $49,900. first and we ll make you a DIRECTIONS: East on Middle Turnpike to Vernon Street; left on Vernon to stop Warren E. Howland Realtors, room and workroom, 2-car 643-1108. garage, private formal gar­ cash offer. T.J. Crockett, BEST BUYS BY BELFIORE sign; right on to Hilltop HAS JUST LISTED- den, terrace. All this plus Realtor, 643-1577. a very clean six plus rooms, three bedroom, two desirable location (185 Henry JIM DEROCCO bathroom, two car garage Raised Ranch on a one SELL YOUR HOUSE through MANCHESTER Street). Must be seen to be ap­ ssg.goo preciated. High $40's. Owner. J. Watson Beach Real Estate believes this clean Two Family, located on a shady acre plus lot! Make no mistake about it, this proper­ street with a lilac enclosed yard is Manchester’s ty MUST BE SOLD AT ONCE! Call Joe now for EXECUTIVE CHALET 646-8134. Principles only. Company. Professional real BOLTON — New 3 bedroom, Vh baths R/R, formal COLUMBIA — Newly decorated Intida and out. Naw ZINSSER AGENCY estate service for nearly 50 best two-family value at $41,500". Two automatic dining room, laundry room, family room, llraplaca, 4 bedrooms, 3 baths, bathroom, new kitchen, dining room with tlldart to HEBRON - Seven room years. Call our Manchester of­ gas heating systems mean the tenants pay for their tat on gorgaout acre of matured pinea, oaks and cathedral ceilings, fice, 647-9139. deck. Vary private yard, garden, 2 plus acres with Realtor MLS WILIIAME. BELFIORE AGENCY fireplace in living room, Raised Ranch, AAA area, own utilities. Newly listed and should be soon sold. maple traai. brook. 6 4 6 -15 11 ultra-modern kitchen, cen­ owner must sell, bought new Don’t wait - Call Jim now! BARROWS Realtors — — 647-1413 home. $42,900. Offers invited. PLANNING TO SELL? - Our AND _____ tral air conditioning, 2 car counseling can help without, “WOWI WHAT A BARGAIN” garage with electric eye Curley Realty, 347-8339, 342- “A PLEASURE TO SHOW” 2288. of course any obligation. JIM FINNEGAN MANCHESTER ■ Five room, door. Must be seen! Odegard Realty, 643-4S65. has just listed a rural Raised Ranch in nearby WALLACE OWNERS INVITE YOU two bedroom apartment, first COMPANY floor, two-family. Good loca­ STRONG STREET - Tremen­ mDN. HoosiK o m a n iin CAPE - Bowers School - large Marlborough. Located on over one acre of delightful MANCHESTER PARKADE TO INSPECT dous Colonial on a real deep HIGHLAND ESTATES eat-in kitchen, living room country land with clean air and a wholesome at­ tion, garage, J185. per month. BARROWS & WALLACE SELLING YDUR HOME? GRACIOUS DUTCH COLONIAL Paul w. Dougan Realtor, 643- level lot. Eight big rooms in Executive type 10-room MMaESTn Km. k e n m k e k with fireplace, formal dining mosphere, yet close to all conveniences. Wall to 646-7833 all, 11/2 baths, custom built in IH-1133 12*4115 ItMSIS room, three bedrooms, Get top dollar! Call our NINE MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICES 185 Henry St., 4535. Raised Ranch, deluxe wall everywhere in this three bedroom, 2 bath, two 1936, two-car garage. Must be kitchen and family room aluminum siding. 2-car gar­ competitors FIRST — then OFFICES THROUGHOUT CONNECTICUT ; Manchester seen to be appreciated. age, treed lot, immaculate car garage, immaculate beauty. Fireplace, formal EAST HARTFORD area, oversized dining call us LAST. Mr. Tremendous value at $49,900. OPEN HOUSE - Manchester - condition. $39,500. Philbrick Rothman, Frechette & dining room AND an eat-in kitchen! Stove, T. J. Crockett, Realtor, 643- room and sitting area. Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. Sunday September 19th, 1-5 Martin Realtors, 646-4144. refrigerator, and dishwasher included. Priced in TRI-LEVEL HOME 1577. Living room with cathedral ceiling and fieldstonc p.m. at 50 Jensen Street, the mid forties and worth more! Quality cape, 1 1/2 baths, fireplace. I-arge paneled COVENTRY — Four bedroom Colonial, hardwood COVENTRY — This nicely kept R/R haa 3 In desired area. DIRECT FRDM DWNER fireplace, dining room, three BDLTDN IMMEDIATE Cash for your ALEX MATTHEW rec room with brick floors, formal dining room, fully applianced kitchen, 1'h Professional Cleanliness coupled with bedrooms, enclosed porch, Oversized six room Ranch. property. Let us explain our bedroomi, batha, llraplaca, hugs family room quality, reflect in this 3 * 3 5 ,9 0 0 fireplace and built-in bar. garage. $40,900. Directions: thinks that, at a mid-sixties price, this eight room, wood atova, lamlly room, garden, plut much mors. with W/W carpeting and ona car garage. Located on Spacious living room, for­ lair proposal. Call Mr. four bedroom, two and one-half bath, two car gar­ Relocation Service At No Extra Cost! bedroom home, lovely Manchester, six-room Cape Three or four bedrooms, 2 Exit 92 off 186-Center Street, Belfiore, 647-1413. nice quiet street on country size tread lot. applianced kitchen and un­ Kxcellent condition, 3-4 bedrooms, baths, 2-car garage, two Route 6, to left on Parker mal dining room, three age, full air conditioned, majestic Colonial in one of large eat-in kitchen, fireplaced bedrooms, eat-in kitchen, We're your RELO real estate broker backed by over 17 believable extras living room, large enclosed yard, large extra rooms in lower Street to right on Jensen. MAY WE BUY your home? Manchester’s premier areas is literally a steal “PURSE PLEASER” m m Dubaldo-Lesperance Agency, enclosed sunporch, 2 baths, “ANOTHER TOP CHOICE” years of experience and service to transferred people. liwu. snisiK om u T iN n ft level framed for future Quick, fair, all cash and no without a gun! The landscaping is extensive, the 2 fireplaces, 2-car garage, BARROWS & WALLACE 649-8415______use. Asking $75,500. 6464)505. problems. Call Warren E. One call puts us to work marketing your home here and one acre lot. Only $42,500. property is immaculate, and the extras would MMOfSIDI Km. KM HIKK Howland, Realtors, 643-1108. probably fill half a page! Come, let Alex show you finding a new home for you anywhere. H U M l WI5IS RANCH - Seven rooms, three Calf US today. Plus features hard to match today's marketl MANCHESTER - Lovely 8 U&R REALTY CO., INC. bedrooms, modern kitchen, L exactly why he considers this truly Manchester’s In U&R REALTY CO., INC. room Colonial in prestige 643-2692 shaped living and dining “BESTBUY!” /■-./). Vniiilvi. area. Four bedrooms, 2 1/2 room. Large paneled family 643-2692 • PU sItr/U tk corntruction • ( SpKious Rm t o phn F iiy Appointed TWO FAMILY, central loca­ baths, reasonably priced in Robert 0. Murdock room in basement, garage, □ MISC. FOR SALE MANY OTHERS - CALL US - WE WORKI The Barrows & Wallace Company • Hir#>oe4 fleon F i m i Room t fforiroom tion. nice lot, four rooms each Realtor Robert D. Murdock • Hodcni Kitchen, m and ooe-haH laths the Mid 60's. B/WI FRealty, ' 647- ' patio, 300' deep lot. $39,900. • 2 Zm Hejl floor, good condition $43,000 Realtor MANCHESTER HARTFORD 03 • rrepUct • 2 Car Garace 1419. Philbrick Agency, Realtors. THE WILLIAM E. BELFIORE AGENCY • Ek(ant arctilKturjl dmen t Prnrala Formal (arden and (enact 646-2426, 9-5, 646-4200. Articles lor Sale 41 REALTORS 647-1413 i£ r 646-7833 728-6615 MANCHESTER - Super three Quiet neighborhood, walking distance from Bowers, JUST LISTED - Manchester - bedroom townhouse con­ GLASTONBURY - New ALUMINUM sheets used as tiling and Manchester High School. This Im­ $37,900. Colonial in very good printing plates, .007 thick, dominium, family room, Listing - this beautiful Tudor CHAPLIN — Six room Cape on tlx acres. 3 maculate home has all the amenities. condition, formal dining appliances, pool, tennis, many Raised Ranch, sits on top of 23x32" 25 cents each or 5 for ANDOVER — New R/R on over 2 aerta. Three COMFORTABLE LIVING bedrooms, firsplaca, ona car garage, pond, plut Priced to sell: '49,500 room, large living room, advantages to carefree living. Minnechaug Mountain. ★ ★ DPEN HDUSEYYTir $1, Phone 643-2711. bedrooms, formal dining room, H-W floors, SPOTLIGHT HOMES kitchen with pantry, three much more. Room for all your pets here. In nice Telephone 646-8134 for appointment or come to $37,900. Warren E. Howland Cathedral ceilings, fantastic applianced kitchen, beautiful tread lot. Buy now and bedrooms, sewing room or family room with 16' brick CLEAN USED refrigerators, rural area. pick your own colors. Saturday and Sunday OPEN HOUSE 10-6 (principles Realtor. 643-1108. nursery, dishwasher, drapes bar, two fireplaces many Sunday, September 19,12 te 4 p.m. ranges, automatic washers, only) and curtains, large two-car MANCHESTER - Just Listed - more features. 70's. B/W with guarantees. B.D. Pearl's Directions: Main St. North, past Middle Tpke., right garage, nice level lot with Price is right. Six room Realty. 647-1419. 53 Geraldine Drive, Coventry Appliances, 649 Main St., 643- “BE TOTALLY SETTLED” “CLOSE TO EVERYTHING” on Henry. Or Middle Tpke. to Princeton left on covered patio. Odegard Real­ Ranch, fireplace, private 2171. Henry. ty, 643-4365. fenced yard, B/W Realty, 647- MANCHESTER - Buckley Executive eight-room Split Level. Two fireplaces, 1419. School area - Six room Cape, large family room, 2Vz baths, huge deck, beautiful DARK LOAM - Five yards, MANCHESTER - Beautiful fireplace, large lot, custom acre lot. $30,, plus tax. Washed patio free lined lot, 7,500 sq. ft. of built home with aluminum and pool sand, gravel, stone. Manchester land on bus line. Two or three siding. Asking $35,900. Shorey Direction*; Route 44A to tell on North River Road, right 643-9504. MANCHESTER - Meadow bedrooms, modern kitchen Realty, 872-8578. at fork onto Goose Lane, straight to left on Geraldine WHAT A FIttPUtt! Lane, Gambolotti built with plenty of cabinet space. 27 LEXINGTDN DRIVE ELECTRIC GUITAR without Thai's right — a nicely Garrison Colonial, four Drive to Wellet Agency sign. Living room with fireplace. 9 room Railed Ranch. 3 MANCHESTER - By owner - amplifier Excellent condi­ decorated three bedroom bedrooms, formal dining 3 bedroom Cape, 2 Full Baths!! Good sized One car garage with attached lull bathe, aluminum Immaculate four room Con­ tion, $35. Call 643-6294, Townhouse with 2 ', baths, room. Slone front, paneled breezeway Being sold by evenings. $35,900 rooms, on a 85x100 well kept lot. Must be seen to be aiding, appliance a, dominium with full basement, Six room Colonial in a nice quiet neighborhood and family room with wet bar family room with bar, 2-car owner by appointment only, at appreciated. $41,900. garage, lovely wooded lot, carpeting. SO'a. carpeting, air-conditioning, and a gas fired fireplace $42,000 or best offer. Call after HONDA ENGINE 1973 750cc, low traffic area. Three bedrooms, 2-car garage, many, many extras Priced all appliances, pool, tennis WELLES AGENCY ELLINGTON — New custom built 6 room Dutch 5, 643-6981, and many advantages to 6500 miles on engine, $600. patio with stone fireplace, front porch, full cellar. MANCHESTER — Six room Capa, 3 badroomt, Enjoy the central air con­ for quick sale at $62,900. Ratted Ranch. Features 4 bedrooms, 2'h batha, ditioning in the summer carefree living. Call 646-5223, MAIN STREET, COVENTRY Extras. Call 872-9427 after 5 Close to everything. dining room, llraplaca, new kitchen and lull bata- Arruoa Realtv, 644-1539, 528- J.D. REAL ESTATE after 3 p.m 742-7356 643-0302 p.m. llraplaca, large family room, applianced kitchen, 2 ment. Live In tha city on a country tize lot. and cozy up to your 9,395. Coventry Nevr Lifting car garage, heavily treed lot. fireplace In the winter WANTED - boy baby clothes, $37,900. EAST HARTFORD - West­ ASSOCIATES LIST YOUR HOME HERE ’ 9 PRIVATE ACRES size 2T or 3T in good condi­ brook Street, Six room Cape. Call Joan Everett tion, and chest of drawers in We need a new home for this One car garage and rec room. Nino room NE farm house in F.J. SPILECKl excellent condition 4-5 bedrooms, 646-1980 or 646-0807 good condition. Call 643-9262. FOR PROFESSIONAL SERVICE CALL ANYTIME Realtors 643-2121 Convenient to bus. shopping spacious fireplaced living room, space each week. Call us. We and park, etc. Aluminum fireplaced master bedroom (or 24' ROUND mesh winter pool want to sell your home. YVONNE BASS siding, $34,900. Rv owner. Call family roomi. 2 'i mixlern baths, CHARLES DANNA new heating system, modern cover, good condition, $25. BOBBIE HOAR 649-6711 applianced kitchen, plus 3 level BRICK DUPLEX - living GERRY WILSON MANCHKSTKH Offers in­ room, kitchen, formal dining Call 649-7313. JANET PROPHET vited on fins expanded six harn, large garage workshop All JANET MCLAUGHLIN RANCH-A 'Must" House for on five gorgeous acres Call room, three bedrooms, rec 649>-18l3 DICK BOYDEN Owner anxious!' 3 Bedroom Ranch, Dz baths, room Ranch in t h c Arthur or Suzanne Shorts, 646-3233 room, 2-car garage, excellent TAG SALE - Swords, brass NORMA TEDFORD Mandicslcr Green area First Children - lour bedrooms, un­ tables, liquor cabinet, picture FRED QAAL fireplace in the living room 75x185 lot Owner will ique plavroom. paneled living condition, $51,900. Philbrick Contents m floor family room, three window, children’s clothes, consider all offers $34,900 room, dining room, kitchen, J. WATSON BEACH CO. Agency. Realtors, 646-4200. bedrooms, one and 1 2 baths, Rffltorf MLS 6 gracious rooms (living room, drapes, miscellaneous. fireplaced living room I’riccd laundry room, two baths, and Friday, Saturday, Sunday, 10- woLverton loaded with huilt-ins. Low 40s HjfldiMter Otfk* M7-9131 SOUTH WINDSOR - Im­ Colonial kitchen, formal dining room, 3 in the mid $40's Zinsser Agcn- fgua/ Housing Opportunity 4, 13-17 Oval Lane. REAL ESTATE CENTURY 21 JACKSTON-AVANTE Owner, 646-8852, maculate three bedroom bedrooms) plus a nice sun cv. 646-1511 Ranch. Newly decorated, porch In a convenient TAG SALE - September 18-19, ^ 646-1318 H appliances, fireplace, garage, a G e n c y I MAM BYREiT - MANCHESTER. CONN ( HALTom UUMtII I TEDFORD REAL ESTATE 647-9914 full basem ent, 1/2 acre neighborhood of very nice older to a.m.-4 p m. Bunk beds, -Tl: .127 W. Middle Tpke. iif. TWO NEW HOMES - Up on ^39,900 regular beds, tables, Carnival MANCHESTER East Eldridge Street A seven Owner. No agents. 644-2327. homes. room Cape ready tor occupan­ glass, paintings, dishes. 16 WALK TO MARTIN SCHOOL cy and a seven room Dutch Ranch Large lot (125x200) In a nice Birch Mountain Road, Bolton. Colonial. These are quality Southeast location. Fireplaced iHuutc fi. Anbuurr. linniuctiful Just listed. Immaculate 7-room Garrison $3D,9DD TAG SALE - Saturday OPEN HOUSE homes, the very best of South Windsor. Lovely 5(i living room, eat-ln kitchen, everything. Come see for September 18th, 10 a m. to 5 I l f l ’ Colonial. First floor family room, 2-car room Ranch. Brick enclosed porch. 3 bedrooms p.m. Men's and women’s SUNDAY 2 - 5 P.M. 3FirEBi&e Sealtg 3 nc. your.self, we defy comparison, and a family room. garage, patio, fireplace, aluminum siding. ('all, we will open them and fireplace wall, like new <39,900 clothing, furniture, tack, etc. 74I-9I44 _ M7 91M $54,900. carpeting, 1'/! baths, car­ Corner Deming and McNall, your can browse through at Unusually attractive and port, patio, many nice Manchester. vour convenience. High 50's. Ranch excellent condition, located on a •I Iflultiplr tiBtinu f^cruucB tii Bmit uuu bettrr. W ARREN E. T J Crockett, Realtor, 643- features, well landscaped 1577. yard. pleasant tralllc-tree street, TAG SALE - garage, 90 HEBRON $39,900 fireplace, large kitchen, lots of Cooper Hill Street, September HOWLAND MANCHESTER - New listing storage space, carpeting, 3 18-19, 10-5 p.m. Baby fur­ U&R REALTY CO., INC. bedrooms, lamlly room, hobby niture, toys, antiques, clothes, REALTOR 643-1108 Immaculate 4-room Cape on quiet street Ideal starter or 643-2692 room and basement garage. and many other miscellaneous items. retirement home Enclosed Robert D. Murdock porch, park-like private Realtor Raised backyard. Room for expan­ Brand new by Nutmeg Homes, 7 TAG SALE - September 181h sion Keith Real Estate, 649- Ranch rooms, 2-car garage, 1W baths, and 19th, 10 a m. on. Moving. 1922, nice Southwest location. Everything must go. Most ar­ SIXTEEN ACRES - Plus ticles under $1.00. 80 Linden 185,000”” restored antique Colonial in 8 rooms, built 1974, llreplaced Street. Manchester. Manchester. Fifteen rooms, IV/W IVlllcii 2-car MANCHESTER <62,900 Attractive raised ranch, three bedrooms, fireplace in MANCHESTER three full baths, nine garage, high cul-de-sac street, TAG AND Rummage Sale - 242 GRISSOM RD., MANCHESTER Elegant DUTCH COLONIAL with super Saturday and Sunday. Follow rec room (to be finished), carpeting, aluminum siding, Business equipment, and Real Estatel Very Solid brick Cap*. Thr** fireplaces, other features too 4 bedrooms, 2W baths. 2 year old 7 room Ranch - 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, for­ numerous to mention. $130,- signs from Vernon Street to 14 1 car garage, 1'/> acres. working kitchen. Raised panel cabinets. 4 successful catering business, really spacious or four bedrooms, two full mal dining room & living room, family room 000 Philbrick Agency, New home by Nutmeg. 8 rooms, Agnes Drive Rain or Shine bedrooms, 2 walk-in closets in master building (5,000-l- sq. (t.), over 1 Vr acres, all in baths, dining room, COVENTRY $48,900 Realtors, 646-4200. Colonial 2W baths, 2-car garage, nicely w; fireplace and patio off eat in kitchen, 2 car at­ bedroom. Paneled first floor family room, Manchester! Completely new Interior. flraplaced living room, ZENITH color console TV. finished, attractive smaller lot. tached garage. Brick & hand split shakes on front Beautiful Banquet Hall, 400 amp service, thr**-car garag*. Only GARRISON COLONIAL - <56,900 Asking $375. Excellent condi­ w/aluminum siding. attached 2 car garage and a 20x35' in- tion Call 649-1365 *39,900 alarm system, office, coat room, bathrooms, $52,9001 Eight rooms built in 1967 brick ground pool. front, large modern kitchen, 3'/4 acres ot privacy on a etc. Lovely dance floor. Owner may help with Unique Attractive seven room Cape with 1'z LaPOLL REALTORS formal dining room, first floor privately owned road, recently ZENITH console color TV. *53,900 baths, fireplaced living room, modern financing. An unusual opportunity. family room, 15x19, four custom built by present owner. 21 " Excellent condition. $125. DIRECTIONS Forest Hills Parker St to Scott Dr to 2 3 3 -3 3 5 1 bedrooms. 2-car garage, large Call 646-1736. Left on Kennedy Rd to Left on Hamilton kitchen and private yard with patio. Base­ level lot At the low, low. 6 rooms, 3 baths, 2-car garage, < 1 0 0 . 0 0 1 6 3 3 -6 6 5 1 Dr to Next Left Grissom Rd Sign on ment rec room and laundry room. price of $51,900 Philbrick quality throughout. * TAG SALE - 17 Bank Street, Call: Agency, 646-4200. September I8th and 19th. 9-4 home Walking distance to school. ODEGARD REALTY pm Moving! Miscellaneous household items, toys, JOE LOMBARDO COLONIAL - 22' living room Lovely raised ranch in desirable neighborhood. Living 0 W F I S H GREENWOOD DRIVE - Just with fireplace, large country 543-4365 clothes, glassware and much WILLIAM E. BELFIORE AGENCY listed. Gorgeous Cape with 1 kitchOn, king-size master more. f?ain or shine MERRITT room, dining room, kitchen, three large bedrooms, D.F. REALE 1 2 baths, new heating bedroom, 1 12 baths, AGENCY 646-1180 laundry room, enormous family room with stone D3 realtycoinpan> Realtors 6 4 7 - 1 4 1 3 system, tiptop condition all on screened porch, walk out TAG SALE - Saturday and REALTORS 122 EAST CENTER ST fireplace and heatolators, 1'/^ baths, large deck, 1 acre. 175 Main St. - Open 9-9 - 646-4525 a 213' lot Plenty of trees. basement, treed lot, garage. Sunday. 9-6. 1006 West Middle Higt $45,500 Philbrick Agency, Turnpike, (just before J^Cirockett. Realtor, 643-1577 Realtors. 646-4200. Wichkam Parki PAGE SIXTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Sat., Sept. 18, 1976 Frank and Emaal Garden Producta 47 Apartmania For Rent 53 Bualnaaa tor Rent 55 Autos For Sale 51

VOU'PE SUPPOSED GRAPES ■ Pick your own in LO VELY six room duplex, M A N C H E S T E R - M a in 1968 PONTIAC UM ans, V-8, your own baskets. 270 three bedrooms, 1 1/2 baths, Street, retail store, 700 square automatic, power steering, h elp t h e m ACRO^^ Hackmatack Street, Rear. appliances, garage, all elec­ feet, good location. Paul W. good condition, |800. or best tric, central location. 2280. Dougan Realtor, 643-4535. offer. Call 649-9102. THE 5TREET, Antiquea 48 Available October 15th, 646- 4288. FOR R ENT - connecting or 1968 GTO, automatic FERGU50M--Vov W ANTED Antique furniture, separate front room offices. transmission, mag wheels, glass, pewter, oil paintings, or F IV E ROOM Duplex - Three 953 Main Street. Call 643-4848. 2900 firm call after 5 p.m., PON^T HAVE TO other antique items. R. bedrooms, living room and 646-5141. Harrison, 643-8709. kitchen. Heat included, no M A N C H E S T E R - M a in REAP THEM pets. J240. per month. 647-9461 Street, one, two and three ANTIQUES Wanted - fur­ after 4 p.m. room offices available. Call Trucka for Sale 62 THeiR RIGHTS. niture, oriental rugs, pain­ Paul W. Dougan, Realtor, 643- iMPBiusp^oi- jH U je i 9-18 tings, pewter. Windsor chairs, SIX ROOM DUPLEX - Three 4535. deAs, pottery, weathervanes, bedrooms, centrally located. 1971 8-C'iLINDER, custom deluxe/90 Chevrolet. All baskets. Ron Dionne, 643-1691. 2250. heat included. Call ATTRACTIVE Four room - WINTHROP By DICK CAVAILI aluminum box with roll down LaPenta Agency, 646-2440. office. Central downtown door, modified for both low W ANTED - Complete estates, location, in professional TELLV-SAVALAe IN A clocks, phonographs, steins. level and platform level SIX ROOM Apartment - New. building with parking, heat, PIAPER le NOT MV Will buy outright or sell on and air conditioning. loading, newly built engine Wall to wall carpeting, gar­ IDEA C>F BBAUTV. consignment, any quantity. Available November 1st. Call with special rear end gearing bage disposal, stove and 644-8962. 649-2865. for in-city stop and go refrigerator. Two family delivery. I )ual rear tires, g(iod JAPANESE DOLL, large lace house, nice location, one-car condition, approximate net tablecloth, dated sewing garage. 2275. per month, heat capacity 2 (on. Excellent vehi­ table, oak chest, baskets, not included. 528-4219. OFFICE SPACE cle for city deliveries or can planters, Sunday 12-6, The FOR RENT be converted to camper. Pack Rat, 40 Flora Road, off MANCHESTER - Deluxe two Asking 22500. Will not refuse a Route 85, Bolton. bedroom Townhouse Izso square feet, center o ff reasonable offer. Spot cash. apartments, private en­ I Manchester, atr conditioning and J We believe you can obtain {parking. Call 643-9S51. ANTIQUE D IN IN G Room set trances, full basement with nearly full bank financing on washer and dryer hook-ups, 9 . IB - Glass china cabinet, 6 chairs, such an excellent value. Call buffet. 2300. Call 528-3468. pool and patio. Includes heat, Crestwood Products Corp. appliances, carpeting, and air MANCHESTER - 122 East 528-9471. East Hartford. conditioning, 2275 per month. TH E PACK RAT - Collec­ Center Street, 530 sq. ft. first Conn., 10 a m.-5 p.m. No pets, shown by appoint­ Weekday.s only! tibles, old things, quality floor, modern office. Ample Articles lor Sale 41 Articles lor Sale 41 Articles lor Sale 41 Dogs-Birds-Pets 43 Turquoise jewelry. ment only. Damato Enter­ prises, 646-1021. parking. M erritt Agency, 646- Reasonable. Sunday 12-6, 40 1180. TAG SALE - Sunday TAG SALE - September 18 - AKC English setter puppies, Flora Road, off Route 85, September 19th, 10-4. Baby 19. Tools clothing, toys, have first shots, 10 weeks old, MANCHESTER - Three room GARAGE Bolton. PR IM E O FFICE space now Motorcyctes-BIcycles 84 household items, washing efficiency furnished including clothes and items, portable one male, lour females. Great available. Pyramid Building, machine, kitchen table and heat, electric and parking, SALE dishwasher, double bed, lots show, pets, hunting. Call 742- 357 East Center Street. Air- MOTORCYCLE Insurance - chairs, photography equip­ 6710. 2175 monthly. 646-5200. of miscellaneous. 72 Scar­ conditioning, excellent Specializing in low cost Saturday & ment, books, and many more. □ RENTALS T h e borough Road, Manchester. parking, inquire at lobby desk coverage lor over 10 years. FOR RENT - Four room Sunday 60 Lenox Street, Manchester, or call 647-9903 weekdays, 9-5 Binding authority. Crockett apartment. Available October S6pt. 18 19 THANK YOU McDonalds for Conn, Livestock 44 Rooms lor Rent 52 p.m. evenings and weekends Agency, Inc., 643-1577. i 1st. Parking, no utilities. your West Center Parking lot call 649-1421. 10 O'clock on Security. Adults only. No pets. for our Tag Sale. September TH R E E LARGE - sanitary ESSEX MOTOR IN N - Weekly Tooli, Outboard Motor, Call 649-1265 after 4 p.m. TRIUMPH 1976 Bonneville 19th. 10-3. Manchester Lions Building Supplies 42 box stalls available at newly rooms, single 266.. double 269. GLASTONBURY 4,000 feet in­ 750, 8000 miles, oil cooler and Snow Blower, 'N Other Club, opened Maplewood Stables in plus tax. continental rack. 21.750. 289-4042. D U P L E X H O U SE - five dustrial space first floor, Stuff NATURAL STONE for Bolton. Large riding ring, also breakfast, maid service, color overhead Crane suitable many CEMETERY PLOT for three rooms, two bedrooms, vicini­ 40 Buckland St. retaining walls, veneers, trails nearby. 649-0429 after 4 TV, utilities, parking. Call, purposes. 21.50 foot, heat and OSSA 1975, super pioneer, graves. Rose Hill Memorial ty of Parkade shopping patios, etc. Pick up by the p.m. 646-2300. electric included. 633-7511, excellent randition. Under 100 Manchester Park, section 10, worth 2900. center. 525-0031. pound or delivery by the ton. 649-7287. miles. 2990 Call 643-0476. Will sell for 2750. Call 644- Bolton Notch Stone Quarry, CLEAN PLEASANT - rooms 0390. EAST HARTFO RD - Two 649-3163. for rent. Linens provided. 1973 HOD AKA, road and trail Boals-Accesaorlea 45 bedroom, five room apart­ LUDWIG five piece Close to everything. Call 646- bike, all chrome, only 143 ment, front and back porch, Wanted to Rant 57 professional drum set, with 16 CUBIC foot refrigerator, BUILDING to be torn down. 3109. miles. 25.50 Call 646-3636, frost free, 235. Four man iife 21' GRADY WHITE garage, cellar, couple, no hard cases and one 19 ' sym- Plenty of good lumber, suf­ bal. Excellent 528-3468 boat, 235. Cail 647-9695. fibreglass with 155 h.p. OMC pets. 568-5586, 568-790'?. WANTED TO LEASE - ficient material to frame and FURNISHED room for 1972 YA.MAHA Enduro, 250, I/O and trailer. Cuddy cabin Garage type building, 2,000 sq. clapboard a large house. Will mature person, central loca­ new engine job, low miles, FURNITURE - Kingsized TAG SALE - 57 Jensen Street, and head. Excellent condition. FOUR ROOM Apartment, ft. or more, for automotive exchange material for dis­ tion. Call 646-4701 after 6 p.m. helmets, iires, other extras. S ep tem b er 18, 19. 10-4. 24,500. 643-7432. available October 1st, heat repairs by leading national bed, queen sized headboard, mantling and removing Road equipped, 2375. or best dressers and chest with Appliances and mis­ R O O M FO R R E N T - in and water included, also has company. Will pay up to 21,- material. 643-6006 or 647-9771. 16' PENNYAN runabout, fully offer. 649 9901. matching mirror. Call 643- cellaneous. private home, call 643-0088 large yard and garage. Call 200. per month. Call Bou-Faro equipped, 40 h.p. Evinrude 9459. after 2:30 p.m. after 4 p.m., 646-4644. Company, (401) 724-8182. Campers Trailers MAJESTIC - Electric and oil engine, electric start and shift with tilt-trailer. 2900. 646-0297 Mobile Homes 65 21' ABOVE GROUND, round combination white stove. George H. Griffins, Inc. BEDROOM, share 1 1/2 baths FOUR ROOMS, cellar, attic, Mlac. lor Rent 58 Excellent condition. Oil sec­ after 4 p.m. central residential. No pool cover, used only once. SCREENED LOOM and kitchen privileges with 18' CAMPER trailer - single tion cast iron storage drawer children, pets. Heat extra. VERNON - Two car garage. Call 742-8955. owner and one other tenant. axle, ex. client condition. and covers. Chrome flue in­ • Sand • Qraval • Fill Garden Producta Security, references, mature Route 83, near K-Mart Shop­ 47 Security. 649-7630. Eleven y. .irs old. 21,500. Call cluded, 2125. 643-2642. Andover married working couple ping Center. Ideal for small TWO FA M ILY tag sale - Sun­ 742-8930. day, September 19lh, 11-4. 7 4 2 -7 8 8 6 LOMBARDO FARMS - Pick Apartments For Rent S3 preferred. 2150. 649-9158. business man. Call 646-7684. Rain or shine. 62 Windemere MAHOGANY CHEST - Oc­ your own - tomatoes, peppers, A 24,995 iwo bedroom, mobile Street, Manchester. casional chair, twin maple not peppers and eggplant, by MODERN ATTRACTIVE WE HAVE customers waiting home fifteen minutes from bookcase headboard, queen the basket. Spencer Street, apartments - heat, hot water, □AUTOMOTIVE for the rental of your apart­ Hartfonl with financing TAG SALE - 44 Lawton Road, maple headboard, LR 78-15 Dogs-Birds-Pets 43 Manchester-next to K-Mart and appliances, included, gar­ ment or home. J.D. Real available Unbelievable but steel radials. 9x12 nylon rug, Plaza - Bring your (own con­ age available. Three rooms, Manchester, miscellaneous Estate Associates, Inc. 646- Autos For Sale 61 true only at Plaza Homes. party lights, miscellaneous. DOG-CAT BOARDING tainers. Also butter and sugar 2195. Four rooms, 2235. 646- items Saturday and Sunday, 1980. Completi selection of new and September 18th and 19th, 9-4. 649-6409. bathing/grooming. Complete corn, by the dozen or by the 7268, 643-4884. NEED CAR? Credit bad? pre-owned 12’ and 14’ wide Benefit of BSA Troop number modern facilities. Canine bag (5 doz.l. LOOKING for anything in real Bankrupt? Repossessed? mobile hiimes on display. 123. TAG SALE - Sunday, Holiday Inne, 200 Sheldon estate rental - apartments, Honest Douglas accepts Plaza Humes, 1348 Wilbur September 19th, 9-1, 37 Clinton Road, Manchester. 646-5971. BOTTI'S FRUIT Farm - homes, multiple dwellings, no RENTAL OFFICE lowest down, smallest Cross Highway, Berlin Turn­ SINGLE BED, Nutone wall Street. Moving! Many Fresh apples, pears and fresh fees. Call J.D. Real Estate DAMATO ENTERPRISES payments. Douglas Motors, pike, Berlin, Conn. 1-828-0389. household items. DACHSHUND - miniature, exhaust fan. bathinette, sweet apple cider 260 Bush Associates, Inc. 646-1980. Large variety of Apartments and 345 Main. wooden high chair, meat eight months old, black and Hill Roa(i, Manchester. Townhuuses througlinut WE N EED 30 used mobile sheer, baby car seat, ice tan. AKC registered, spayed ,Manchester. COMMERCIAL Kirby ROCKVILLE - Accepting WE PAY 215 for complete homes, all sizes, please call skates, push mower 647-9706. vacuum, one year old, female. Call 649-7457. PICK YOUR own tomatoes Rental Oltice open dally 9-5. applications for one bedroom, Sal. 10-3. Sunday 11-3 junk cars. Call Joey, Tolland Plaza H me Broker, 1-828 excellent condition Table, ap­ and peppers. Bring your own 2127 per month, two-bedroom, 646-1021 Auto Body, 528-1990. 0360. SAKO 30-06 RIFLE - proximately 30'x3', Call 646- FEMALE HUSKY puppy with containers. 21 Angel Street, 2161 per month, three Manchester. (Finnebear) Redfield 4X 5875 after 6 p.m. shots and wormed, 230. Call bedroom, 2174 per month. 240 New State Road PARTS Department now open U S E D 1976 CONCO RD - Scope. Sako 222 Rifle, Weaver 649-1092. Rent includes all utilities, MANCHESTER Saturdays. Complete line of motor hoiiie. 27 foot. Dodge 6X Scope. 649-9573. French Hybrid CHRYSANTHEMUMS - Dig wall-to-wall carpeting, and Chrysler parts. Chorches 440 engine, automatic AKC Cocker Spaniel, seven your own. 21.50. 29 Mountain parking. Call 1-237-8859 for in­ Motors. 649-3646. transmission, tilt steering SEWING MACHINES - 1976 months old, moving must sell. Road, Glastonbury. Near formation. EHO. wheel, cruse control, 10 cubic Zig Zags unclaimed layaway. WINE GRAPES Call 643-5407. Minnechaug Golf Course, ROCKVILLE - Two bedroom, 1970 TH U NDERBIRD, 2-door foot refrigerator freezer, 6,5 248 50. Singer Touch and Sew, High Sugir Content THREE ROOM apartment, immaculate first floor apart­ Landau, excellent condition. KVA generator, 2 13,500 BTU orig inally 2389 now only Burgundy Typo YOUNG BLUE front Amazon GREEN MOUNTAIN stove and refrigerator in­ ment, convenient location. BOCO NOm • FOCH 21,795. Please call, 646-4286 air conditioners, 15 foot care-, 268,40 Fully guaranteed. Call parrot, hand tamed, starting potatoes - at Thompson's cluded, 2190. per month, appliances, parking, one after 5:30 p.m. free awning, 15 foot screen 236-1123. Dealer 25«,h. 643-0325 to talk, with gold tone cage, Green Mountain Potatoes. 46 references required. child, no pets. 643-9743. room, sleeps up to 8 people, 2400. 742-8723. Clarke Road, Bolton. 643-7276. Philbrick Agency, 644-4200. 1975 CORVETTE - Automatic, Call 875-2.517 askisk r for Joe. FOUR ROOMS, second floor, factory-air, power windows, MODERN two bedroom new bath, stove, 2165. Central tilt steering wheel, am /fm , Automotive Service 66 Townhouse, heat and hot available October 1st, couple CB radio, 8-track tape player. water, 1 1/2 baths, disposal, preferred, no pets. Security Must be seen. Reasonable. ELM MOTORS - Toyota, Dat- dishwasher, laundry hook-ups, and references. Call 649-7727. Dealer. 643-2791. sun s p e iia lis ts , facto ry 2240. Call 528-1708 days. trained, one day service, 114 O NE AND one half room TRIUMPH Spitfire, 1974, East Minn, Rockville. 871- M A N C H E S T E R - one apartment for rent. Heat, hot yellow, excellent condition, 1617. bedroom apartment, second water, appliances. Main make an offer. Call 646-4938 floor, downtown Main Street. Street location, first floor. after 5 p.m. 2145 per month. No children, References, security, lease. or pets. Paul W. Dougan, 2135. Call after 6 p.m. only 1975 CORVETTE - automatic, Realtor, 643-4535. 646-3911. power steering, power brakes, 12,000 miles. Must be seen. Crocheted Lamb FOUR ROOMS, 50 Birch, first FIVE ROOM apartment, se­ Reasonable. Dealer, 643-2791. Services Ottered 31 Services Ottered 31 Painting-Papering 32 RoolIng-SIdIng-ChImney 34 floor, adult couple, no cond floor. East Hartford. children or pets. Call 649-6987. Call 289-1154. 1965 CHEVY Impala, Super CASH PAID for your older, DRESSMAKING - Alterations PAINTING - Interior, ROOFER will install roof, sport, good condition. 2250 or unwanted or junk cars. done in my home, reasonable. exterior. Paper hanging and siding or gutters for low dis­ FOUR ROOM apartment, FOUR ROOMS, quiet best offer. Call 646-2981, Immediate removal, Windsor Call 646-4019. carpentry work. Call 643-4453. count price. Call Ken at 649- heat, hot water, appliances, neighborhood, 2165. plus anytime. Auto Haul. 242-2549. 2456. central location, parking, utilities, security deposit and NOEL'S CARPET Service - PAPER HANGING Expert. security, lease. 2205. 649-3340. references. 649-8845 after 6 1972 COMET, four door sedan, REW EAVING burns, holes Cleaning repair and sales. Your average paper, in BIDWELL Home Improve­ p.m. 64,000 miles, good running Zippers, umbrellas repaired. Free estimates. Pick up and average room . 225. M r. ment Co. Expert installation MANCHESTER - Six rooms, condition, asking 1,350. Call Window shades, Venetian delivery. Call 742-8885, An­ Richman, 646-3864. of aluminum siding, gutters first floor 2-family, Attractive FIVE ROOMS, heat, hot anytime. 646-5097. blinds. Keys, TV for rent. dover Plaza, Andover or 646- and trims. Roofing installa­ and spacious, carpeting, water, parking, large Marlow's, 867 Main St. 649- 3468, Bolton, Conn. tion and repairs. 649-6495, 875- refinisned floors, new kitchen, backyard, references, securi­ 1968 MUSTANG - Good condi­ 5221 Building-Contracting 33 9109. garage, parking. 2260. ty, no pets, 2225, per month. tion. 2700. 8-cylinder. Call 643- LOAM - Screened or un­ monthly 646-5200. 643-0053 or 643-5747. 4503. C&M TREE Service - Free es­ screened, driveway gravel, NEWTON H. Smith & Sons - HORACE Tetrault — Siding, timates. discount senior decorative stone, landscaping, Remodeling, repairing, ad­ roofing, storm windows, aw­ F IV E ROOMS carpeted, stove Homes lor Rent 54 1973 CHEVY Caprice. Under­ citizens Company backhoe work 742-7833, 649- ditions. rec rooms, porches nings. Quality workmanship, provided, no utilities. 2235 per coating, air, posi-traction, and Manchester owned and 2178 evenings and roofing No job too small. free estimates. Fully insured. month. Security required. FOR LEASE - Six bedrooms, much more. Immaculate in­ operated Call 646-1327 Call 649-3144. 872-9187, 649-3417. Available immediately. Call living room, dining room and side and out. 32,000 miles. FIREPLACES (LIVE) Save between 7 a.m-3 p.m. 647-9864. two bpths. Garage, parking, Asking 22,700. Call 643-2523. W ILL TILL vour garden for 27 on fuel, installed existing CARPENTRY - Repairs, SPECIALIZING cleaning and 2385. 646-0067. per hour Call anvtime, 742- homes or new Guaranteed remodeling, additions, gar­ repairing chimneys, roofs, ELLINQTON 1973 GRAN P R IX all power, 8532 craftsmanship Santivasci & ages, roofing, call David new roofs. Free estimates. 30 BRAND NEW EIG HT ROOM older colonial, air-conditioner, four new Son, 646-0683, 569-0180. Patria, 644-1796, Years Experience. Howley, Mcadowbrook ApartmtnU. Just ofl fireplaces, large lawn, radials, am /fm radio, vinyl MASONRY - Bricks, blocks, 643-5361. of Rout* 83. Country totting. Brand parking area. Appliances, No roof, 27,000 miles, 24150 or concrete, steps, sidewalks, TR U C K IN G - Odd Jobs - WES ROBBINS carpentry ntw 1 btdroom unlit In tUractlvt children, pets. Working best offer Call after 5, 648 II INCHES patios, chimnev and fireplace Cleaning cellars and attics, remodeling specialist. Ad­ brick and ttona gardan apartmani adults. 643-2m. 6958. Call 875-4973 after 6 ROOFING and Gutters - GAF TALL moving large appliances, also ditions, rec rooms, dormers, roofing. Alcoa gutters, free building. Total alactrlc. Each apart* mant hat Itt own Individual antranca. stone and loam delivered 644- built-ins. bathrooms, estimates. Call anytime. 646- SEVEN ROOM HOUSE - for 1968 MAROON GTO - Good GENERAL Remodeling and Aduitt. No catt or dogt. 3 room, 1 1775 , 644-9532. kitchens. 649-3446 0466. rent on bus line on East condition. 400 cubic inch, 350 painting, interior and ttory unit, $170, 3'^ room daluxa un­ Center Street Call owner hp, automatic transmission, exterior Free estimates it, $1B0, 3'/^ room, 1 ttory with DRAPERIES ■ custom made - LEON CIESZYNSKI builder - after 4 p.m. 643-2924, radial tires, power brakes and References Reasonable flraplaca, $215. Ratarva now for very reasonable. Work new homes custom built, Sapt. 15*Oet. 1 occupancy. Call steering. 2600. Call Pete 649- prices 649-7831 Heating-Plumbing 35 guaranteed Call anvtime un­ remodeled, additions, rec Jamat J. Qattay, 875-0134 THREE BEDROOM HOME - 2570. til 9 p.m., 649-4266. ' rooms, garages, kitchens South end of town. 2250. per QUALITY Refinishing - SEW ERLINES, sink lines, remodeled, bath tile, cement NEW FOUR room apartment, month. Quiet location. Call 1972 O P E L G T , c an a ry Custom reupholsterv, 199 RICH LOAM for sale, stone work Steps, dormers. cleaned with electric cutters, 643-9415 after 3 p m Crocket Forest Street, Manchester by professionals. McKinney 1 1/2 baths, all appliances, yellow, radio, 4-speed free. Call 646-3109 from 8 a m. Residential or commercial. fireplace in living room, in­ transmission, white walls, Caning, repairs Very to 5 p m Call 649-4291. Bros. Sewage Disposal Com­ HEBRON - Six rooms, plea­ reasonable Free estimates pany, 643-5308 dividual basement, washer excellent condition. Gone and dryer facilities, heat and sant yard, 2260 per month plus back to school. 646-0207. 646-8574 SANTIVASCI i SON. heat and utilities. Immediate 5959 NO JOB too small, toilet hot water included. 2285 per Weekdays after 5:30 p.m. Remodelers, builders, con­ month. Call Mr. Peterman, occupancy. B/W Realty, 647- weekenefs all day. Til's cu i lly lamb is easy B R 1C K - B 10 c k , s to n e , Palming-Papering 32 tractors. Residential and repairs, plugged drains, 1419. and int \ pensive to cro­ fireplaces, concrete, chimney kitchen faucets replaced, 649-9404 or 644-8659. commercial Workmanship 1972 TOYOTA, Corolla, 2-door chet, mill the youngsters repairs No job too small INSIDE - Outside painting. reoaired, rec rooms, will adc If him. guaranteed 646-0683, 569-0180. 4 1/2 ROOM Duplex, MANCHESTER - Six room sedan, $1,500 or best offer. Save Call 644-8356 for es­ Special rates for people over bathroom remodeling, heat Cape, two bedrooms, garage, No. .'I'.'tB has full cro­ timates 65 Fully insured Estimates modernization, etc. Free es­ appliances. enclosed Call 643-4905. chet dill L tions. T IM O T H Y J. CO NNELLY backyard, basement with stove, refrigerator, dis­ given Call 649-7863. Carpentry and general con­ timates gladly given. M & M hwasher, washer, on bus line. TO ORDER, send 7S( e u li Rit- EXPERIENCED handyn Plumbing & Heating, 649-2871 washer dryer hook-ups. 1975 PONTIAC, excellent con­ tirn. plus 2SC for potUio and tracting Residential and Year lease, 23()0 monthly. handtini. painting, carpentry, elec­ P A IN TIN G - interior and private entrance in driveway, dition, 30,000 miles, moving commercial Whether it be a no pets. Security and Plus utililties. Available Oc­ trical. lawn work, hauling. exterior, paperhanging, must sell. Call after 5 p.m., ANNE CABOT small repair job, a custom references, 649-9258 tober 1st. Ken Ostrinsky 643- 649-8008. Monchaiiar Evonlng HdrtM any odd job ibig or small 1 excellent work References. built home or anvthing in 1333. 11S0 Avf. of AmorlCM 649 4316 Free estimates Fully in­ between, call 646-1379. Flooring 36 Now York. N.Y. 1MM MANCHESTER - Six room 1971 SUPER B EETLE ■ Blue, sured Martin Mattson! 649- MANCHESTER - Executive Print Name. Adresi with ZIP EXPERT TREE Removal 4431 FLOOR Sanding - Refinishing, three bedroom Duplex. new paint, radial tires. 30 CODE and Slyla Numbtr. MASONRY - Brick, block, Excellent condition. Two nine room Raised Ranch. and land clearing • free es­ floors like new, no waxing, miles plus. 21.200. Call 643- 1970 A i ’ I ’ M plus Special stone, plastering and con­ children permitted. Four bedrooms Conveniently 9276. timates - fully insured Call PAINTING - Interior - (specializing in older floors). Quilt S I'plement of pat­ crete, fireplaces and Convenient location. 2235 per located. Many extras. Must be All State Tree Expert Com­ exterior Paperhanging, chimney's. New and repair. E Ceilings and inside painting. tern pit s ami directions month. Paul W Dougan, seen. East Coast Realty. 528- 1968 DODGE Coronet, good pany 647-1039 References Fully insured. John Vcrfaille. 646-5750 , 872- for 7 ip, Is. Price..$2.00. Richardson, 643-0889. 649-0608, Realtor, 643-4535 9668. 643-9%9 second car. has new exhaust For free estimates Call Brian 2222 ALSO THESE BOORS AT $1.25 EACH. system, battery and brakes, HAVE TRUCK will travel Henry, 646-4161 No. Q-116 BLUE RIBBON QUILTS NEW CEILINGS and 55 Containi tiitein Im lp pailts. Light trucking, call 643-0359 BOLTON - MANCHESTER Business lor Rent dood running condition. 2500.: archways installed, ceilings town line, two bedroom apart­ 1970 Duster. 340, automatic, Na. Q-117 QUILTS ON PARADE. G L MclIUGH Painting - Oiractiens for ililaan Qiillti. resurfaced, unique and com­ ment, carpeting, electric TWO - Professional Offices - excellent running condition, ELECTRICIAN - All types of Interior, exterior painting, mon ceiling textures, Drobiak KEEP SMILING No. Q-11B GRANDMOTHER'S FLOW­ kitchen, fireplace, quiet First floor, excellent business have to see it to believe it. ER QUIETS 16 laicinatini Roilti. wiring, electrical improve­ quality professional work at Dry Wall Co , The Ceiling and KEEP HAPPY neighborhood, references location, all facilities, Motor has been rebuilt, has 6.- No. Q-119 AMERICA'S FAVORITE ment and repair work Free reasonable prices. Fu Iv in­ Wall People, Manchester 646- AF6HANS. A feaaotifil aalKtlM. required 2230 monthly, 643- parking, rent reasonable. 649- 000 miles on it. Asking 22.000. estimates Call 646-5253 sured, 643-9321 8882 Na. Q-120 MARE A filFT. Maay 5983. 1680. 649-3549 646-8430, 647-9098 llfti far fnendt and family. illent vehi- ies or can camper, ot refuse a Spot cash, an obtain lancing on 'alue. Caii :ts Corn, fa rtfo rd , -5 p .m .

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HtfiM f>age 2 - WEEKEND - Sept. 184,1976 . W ^ E W - Sept. 18, 1976 - Pa(;e y Main St. The group holds a country dance Earthquake benefit session every second and fourth Friday of Anthony Squillacote Jr., known the month at Foot Prints. For specific in­ Sports on TV professionally as Anthony Scotti and formation, call Frank Van Cleef at 649- Sunday Forum formerly of Manchester, will be joined by 9208. Today styrofoam | his wife Carol Toscano in vocal solos and 1:00 (22) Wrestling. 11:00 (22) Notre Dame duets in A1 Gentile’s Italian-American Ask Kleiner Highlights. our now V Art events 1:30 ( 8-40) Wide World of of the arts Revue to be presented Sunday at the 1:00 (3) NFL Football: M • “A Whaling Portfolio,” an exhibit of By Dick Kleiner Sports. Giants vs. Eagles. mortniMt Oakdale Theatre in Wallingford. marine paintings depicting the adventure 1:00 ( 20-30) NFL Football: It coniploW The proceeds from the show will benefit 1:30 (22) Baseball: Red Sox vs. Tigers. Oilers vs. Bills. the Venetian Earthquake Relief Inc. of whaling aboard the 19th century whaleship Charles W. Morgan opens Mon­ 1:00 (22) NFL Football: • balls At the Bushnell For information and reservations, call DEAR DICK: It seems to me that many actors on 2:00 (9) Baseball: Mets vs. Patriots vs. Dolphins. day and continues through Dec. 31, in the Pirates. • wroatht Oct. 2 at 8 p.m., the Metropolitan Opera 800-382-0582. Broadway and in Hollywood films and TV for some reason 2:00 (9) Baseball: Mets vs. R.J. Schaefer Building at Mystic Seaport, change their names. Tony Curtis’ real name was Bernard 2:00 (24) Softball: Fast- • tquarM Ballet begins the 1976-77 Dance at the Pirates. • ditca Mystic. Schwartz. I see nothing wrong with Schwartz as a surname so pitch championships. 4:00 (24-57) Tennis: ATP Bushnell Series at Bushnell Memorial Dinner theaters why do they do this? H. POWELL, Vancouver, B.C., Can • conot Hall in Hartford. The exhibit contains 12 paintings by Championships. The Pine-Brook Dinner Theatre in They used to do it much more than they do today. It used to 2:00 (57) Tennis: ATP • rods Sunday through Sept. 26, Jack Van Impe Charles Lundgren and 32 sketches by Mel championships. 10:30 (5) Sports Extra. Higganum (Exit 9 on Rt. 9) is offering be thought bad to have anything but an Anglo-Saxon surname holds a week-long evangelistic crusade at Crawford. The artists will discuss their but today, happily, anything goes. 2:15 (20-30) Baseball: To be “Godspell” tonight and Sunday. Beginning paintings at the opening. coma too now 7:30 p.m. each evening. The public is in­ DEAR DICK: My son and I have a bet. He says George announced. Monday ongland't largoil Tuesday and playing through Oct. 17 is • Among the lecture series for the Fenneman, who used to be Groucho Marx’ announcer, is living 3:15 (8-40) College Football: •Mortmont of tMo vited. 9:00 (8-40) NFL Football: tn^odo docoroUng “Man of LaMancha,” the musical which public at Wadsworth Atheneum in Hart­ and I say he is deceased. Could you give us the answer? M.M. Yale vs. Brown. Sept. 27 at 8 p.m., Jerzy Maksymiuk Raiders vs. Chiefs. product lor a 1,000 began its long stage run at Goodspeed Fort Collins, Colo. 4:00 (24) Tennis: ATP conducts the Polish National Radio Don Stewart, known to many as ford are “Take Ten at Twelve Noon,” a Midnight (18) Notre Dame Opera House in East Haddam. series of 10 to 15-minute talks on objects in Spnny boy knows. Fenneman is alive, healthy and workine championships. Symphony Orchestra. hard. * Highlights. Chateau de Ville Dinner Theatre in East Michael Bauer on television’s “The the Atheneum collections, available 6:00 (9) Racing from Bel­ year round For reservations, call 246-6807. DEAR DICK: My friend and I are super good fans of Windsor is presenting “Bottoms Up,” a Guiding Light,” stars in “The without charge (included in museum ad­ mont Park. for your Starsky and Hutch. We were wandering if the Starsky and 11:30 (9) Harness Racing Thursday musical comedy revue, through Sept. 26. Pajama Game” at the Coachlight mission) Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Hutch show will be token off the air in the fall If so why'' m m i decorating Williams revival at HSC “The Pajama Game,” a musical com­ from Yonkers. 8:00 (9) Baseball: Mets vs. the nuroelt tf mohltfsA M Dinner Theatre in East Windsor. Thursdays at noon throughout most of the DENISE MILLER AND MISSY NIBERT, Brush Valley, Pa. Midnight (9) Wrestling. pleaiure»„ A major new revival of Tennessee edy, continues at Coachlight Dinner year. Starsky and Hutch was (and is) a hit, so it will be back next Expos. dowrftown m andkltw M 'Williams’ lyrical masterpiece “The Glass Theatre in East Windsor through Oct. 6. • Also at the Wadsworth Atheum, year, just as thrilling as ever. Menagerie” has opened the Hartford Broadway series “Sounding Sculptures by Francois and DEAR DICK: Could you please tell me the name of the man “Godspell” will be held over at the whose voice is the scrub brush on the cleanser commercials, Stage Company’s 14th season and will con- Six Broadway productions reinaugurate Bernard Bashet,” musical sculptures Pine-Brook Dinner Theatre in Higganum that goes down the drain saying, “We do all the work so yoii . tinue through Oct. 24. the Broadway season of musicals and designed to produce sounds are in the For reservations, call 525-4258. through Sept. 26. “Camelot” will open at don’t have to-o-o-o.” Also, who played the next door neighbor This week’s movies on t v plays at the Bushnell Memorial Hall in Lions Gallery of the Senses through Nov. Pine-Brook on Sept. 28. The dinner theater with the nervous laugh on the old life of Riley series starring Hartford. ’The following shows will be 28. William Bendix? BETTY J. DUNN, Chester, Ark. will be decorated to suggest the at­ presented: Over 1,000 pieces of American and The scrub brush is played, and neatly, too, by ventriloquist Barry Sullivan, Dorothy At Shakespeare theater mosphere of King Arthur’s Court, and the T o d a y S u n d a y 8:00 ( 20-22-30) “The Million • Nov. 3 - “Raisin.” European glass selected from the Paul Winchell. Your second question refers, I believe, to Tom Malone. Dollar Ripoff ” (1976). Fred­ The Shakespeare Theatre in Stratford restaurant and box office staff will be D’Andrea, who was Gillis on that show. • Dec. 14—“Shenandoah.” Atheneum’s collection will he in the 1:00 (5) “ The Unknown 7:30 (30) "Attack" (1956). die Prinz, Brooke Mills. concludes its summer schedule Sept. 26. dressed in medieval costumes. DEAR DICK: Could you please tell me where I can get a M o n d a y • Jan. 1 —“Sherlock Holmes.” Austin Gallery Sept. 30 through Nov. 7. Terror” (1957). John Howard, Jack Balance, Eddie Albert, 12:30 (5) "The Seventh copy of the poem that Glynnis O’Connor said in “Ode to Biiiy Mala Powers. Lee Marvin. Until then, there is still an opportunity to • Jan. 31 —“West Side Story.” 1:00 (5) "The Outcast” Veil” (1946). Ann Todd, The Peruvian exhibit and a special Joe.” I don’t mean the theme song. BILLIE NIDAY. Trov 1:00 (9) “Nabonga” (1942). 12:00 (5) “Crazy Over see either “The Winter’s Tale,” “As You ‘Annie’ at Goodspeed Ohio. ^ (1953). John Derek, Joan 1:00 (2) "Lucky Me” (1954). • March 5 —“The Music Man.” lithograph display will continue through Buster Crabbe, Julie London. Horses” (1951). Bowery Boys, Like It” or “Love and Master Will,” Davis. Doris Day, Bob Cummings. The world premiere of “Annie,” a • April 9—“The Belle of Amherst” with September. That poem, which was especially written for the film, is in­ 4:00 (3) “Now You See It, Leo Gorcey. playing in repertory. cluded on the Warner Bros, soundtrack album of the movie. 1:00 (9) "The Young Don't 3:30 (2) "The Buster Keaton musical comedy based on the cartoon Julie Harris. • A display of about 100 prints from Now You Don’t ” (1968). 1:00 (5) “ Pursuit of the For information and reservations, call DEAR DICK: My question has been bothering me for quite Cry” (1957). Jam es Whit­ Story” (1957). Donald O’Con­ strip Orphan Annie, is playing at For free brochures, call 527-3123. Jonathan Winters, Luciana Graf Spec" (1957). Anthony “The Esmark Collection of Currier & a while. Are Anson Williams of Happy Days and Cindy more, Sal Mineo. nor, Ann Blyth. 375-4457. Goodspeed Opera House in East Haddam Paluzzi, Steve Allen. ' Quale, Peter Finch. Ives” is being presented at the William Wiliiams of Laveme and Shirley related? DAVID LEWIS, 4:00 (9) "Battle Hell” through Sept. 26. 6:30 (5) “ No Time For 2:00 (40) “ Girls, Girls, Fiedler and pops Benton Museum of Art, University of Welland, Ont., Can. (1956) . Richard Todd, William T h u rs d a y Sergeants ” Andy Griffith, Girls” (1962). Elvis Presely, For reservations, call 873-8668. No. Hartnell. Arthur Fiedler and the full Boston Pops Connecticut in Storrs through Oct. 17. The Nick Adams. Stella Stevens, Jeremy Slate. 1:00 (5) "T he P erfect Ice show at Civic Center DEAR DICK: For months now, a friend at work and I have 8:00 (9) ”X, Y and Zee ” Orchestra will make their third exhibit is free. 6:30 (9) “The Eye 3:00 (5) “The Mad Room" M arriage” (1946). David been trying to remember the name of an actor in a particular (1972) . Elizabeth Taylor, The 32nd edition of “Holiday On Ice” is appearance in less than two years in the Creatures ” (1965). John (1969). Stella Stevens, Shelly Niven, Loretta Young. episode of Colombo about an American and Russian chess Michael Caine. presented tonight and Sunday at the Hart­ Music workshop Springfield Civic Center in Springfield, Ashley, Cynthia Hull. Winters. 1:00 (9) "Annie Oakley” player. The American murdered the Russian. JUDITH W. 8:00 (20-22-30) “ Airport ford Civic Center. Tickets are available at Mass., on Sept. 26. Special guest artists COHEN, Birchrunville, Pa. 8:00 (9) "Background to . 4:00 (8) “Don’t Give Up The (19351 Barbara Stanwyck. Classical guitarist and lutist Morris 1975” (1974). Charlton Heston, the Civic Center box office. will be the piano team of Ferrante and That was a very good Colombo, and the actor who played the Danger” (1943). George Raft Ship" (1959). Jerry Lewis, 4:00 (9) "Relentless” Mizrahi will present a free workshop and 9:00 (24) “ The Eleanor Teicher. American was the late Laurence Harvey. Peter Lorre, Brenda Diana Spencer, Dina Merrill. ( 1948 ). R o b ert Young, a separate free concert at Southern • QAicGtend Roosevelt Story’’ )1965). Annual festival DEAR DICK: You recently had a question from a reader Marshall. 4:00 ( 22) “The Kentuckian” 12:30 (5) "The Moon and Connecticut State College during Tiis two- For information and reservations, call Weekend, an entertainment and televi- Documentary. about Louise Massey and the Westerners, and you could find 9:00 (8-40) “ Murder on (1955). Burt Lancaster, John Sixpence" ( 1943). George ’The annual Chamber Music Festival at 413-781-7080. on supplement, is published each Satur- 12:30 (5) "The Big Lift” day visit to the campus in New Haven next no location for her. This note is to let you know that Louise Flight 502“ (1975). Ralph Mclntire, Diana Lynn. Sanders. Dolores Dudley. Hartt College of Music, University of day by *rhe Manchester Eyening Herald (1950) . Montgomery Clift, week. The workshop is Wednesday from 2 Massey lives in Roswell, New Mexico, on a ranch. THELMA Bellamy, Hugh O’Brien, 6:00 (5) “ Stolen Hours’’ 2:00 (2) "Adventure ” Country dance g Herald Square. Manchester. Conn. 0b04() SIGLER, Orange, Ca. Hartford in West Hartford, opens Sunday to 3 p.m. in Earl Hall 156. ’The concert of Theodore Bikel. (1963). Susan Hayward, 1:30 (2) “Gaslight” (1944). (19461. Greer Garson, Clark u ueadline for Forum of the Arts: Eight Thank you. at 7:30 p.m. in Millard Auditorium. guitar and lute music will be Thursday at The Gallery Dancers will sponsor an 9:00 (20-22-30) “Charley Michael Craig. * Charles Boyer, Ingrid Gable. I uays before publication. Advertising NOTE: Many readers have written in to request the address Bergman. Members of Hartt’s string faculty will 8 p.m. in Engleman 115. Both events are evening of English Country Dance Friday Varrick” (1973). Walter 6:00(9) "Don’t Look In The I deadline: Five days before publication. of the Samuel French firm, which sells scripts of certain Nor­ Matthau, Joe Don Baker, 3:45 (2) "Tarzan’s Peril” Friday present the program. open to the public. at 7:30 p.m. at Foot Prints Gallery, 466 Basement” (1972). William man Lear-produced shows. ’The address is: Samuel French, Felicia Farr. Bill McGhee, Anne (1951) . Lex Barker. Inc., 7623 Sunset Blvd., Los Angeles, Ca. 9(X)46. 9:00 ( 24-57) “The League of Macadams, Robert Dowdell. 1:00 (5) “ Boy Meets Girl” Gentleman” (I960). Jack 8:00 (9) "The Big Carnival" T u e s d a y (19381. James Cagney, Marie Hawkins, Nigel Patrick, (1951) . Kirk Douglas, Jan Wilson. 1:00 (5) "The ” Roger Livesay. Sterling. 1:00 (9) "The Juggler” Case for lowering the CB age limit 643-5135 24 HOUR TOWING (1950). James Stewart, Bar­ 11:15(40) “Quest For Love” (1956). Kirk Douglas. Paul 8:00 (22-30) “ Hercules bara Hale. By INK DIPPER (1971). Tom Bell, Joan Collins, Unchained” (1959). Steve Stewart. Gene Mallyck, prominent Washington 1:00 (9) "Maryland ” (1940). In Garden City, Ga., there is a 15-year- Stan Bennett, editor of Magic Magazine, Denholm Elliot. Reeves, Sylva Koscina, Sylvia 4:00 (91 "Angels with Dirty There is a movement afoot to have the FCC attorney, says: “The movement has John Payne, Walter Brennan. old, Mark Davis, who mounted a CB unit 11:30 (5) “Ckmfessions of a Lopez. Faces ” (1938 ). James Federal Communications Commission reported recently that CB is a hobby many MORIARTY BROTHERS, 4:00 (9) "Foxfire.” Jane two thrusts. The first is that CBing has on his bicycle so he could modulate while Nazi Spy” (1939). Edward G. 9:00 ( 8-40) “Sky Terror” Cagney, Humphrey Bogart, change its rules to permit young people of his young readers are interested in. Russell, Jeff Chandler. become a hobby with many younger peo­ he rode. He has the transceiver mounted Robinson, Paul Lukas. (1972). Charlton Heston, 8:00 (9) "My Favorite Spy” under 18 years of age to “Amateur magicians are usually active 8:00 (91 "Fear Strikes Out” ple and they feel they have a right to have 11:30 (8) “ After the Fox” Yvette Mimieux, James (1951). Bob Hope. Hedy obtain a license to on his “ two wheeler” between the and creative young people,” he said. (1957) . Anthony Perkins, Karl a license in their own identity, ^condly, it 315 CENTER ST., MANCHESTER, CONN.* Phone 643-S13S (1966). Peter Sellers, Britt Brolin. Lamarr operate a Citizens Band handlebars in a wooden box. “They are constantly involved in hobbies. Malden. has become widely-known at the Commis­ Ekland, Victor Mature. 11:30 ( 40) "All the Young 9:00 (3) "Magnum Force” radio. Mark said he has watched the four- CB is a natural. FOR PROFESSIONAL QUALITY 11:30 ( 8-40) "Night Watch” sion that younger people are operating un­ wheelers and 18-wheelers spinning by his 12:00 (3) “Island of Terror” Men” (1960). Sidney Poitier, (19731. Clint Eastwood. Hal At this writing young CONTROLLEO AUTO ROOY REPAIRS (1973) . Elizabeth Taylor,Holbrook. its, even when there isn’t a license in their home with their CBs going and found it a “There are now many CB-magic clubs (1966). Edward Judd, Peter Alan Ladd, Ingemar operators must be a Cushing, Carole Gray. 9:00 ( 8-40) "Walking Tall family and the feeling developing at the little frustrating. around the country in which the members on all makes... Johansson. W e d n e s d a y member of a family in 1:40 (5) “ The Creeping Part 2 " (1975) Bo Svenson, FCC is that it would be better to permit discuss various tricks, which ones are 12:00 (9) "Moulin Rouge ” which there is a license “I’m not old enough to get a license to Unknown” (1956). Brian (1952) . Jose Ferrer. Zsa Zsa 1:00 (5) “The Horn Blows at 11:30 (81 "Black Friday” them to be licensed in their own name.” good and which ones are not so good,” he issued to someone 18 or ______drive a car, and I’m not old enough to have LOAN and RENTAL CARS Donlevy, Margia Dean. Gabor. Midnight " (19451. Jack Ben­ (1940). Boris Karloff, Bela a CB license either,” he said. “So, when said. “One group calls their base station 2:20 (2) “Her Highness and 12:00 (30) "The Lost Lugosi older. However, there have been so many The popular song, “Teddy Bear,” I Available by Appointment... | ny, Alexis Smith. my Dad got his CB license from the FCC, I ‘Houdini’ and handles like ‘Blackstone’ the Bellboy" (1945). June P a t r o l ” ( 1934 ). V icto r 1:00 (91 “The Petty Girl " Midnight (3l "Kiss of Evil " instances where proficient operators written by a veteran trucker and CBer younger than 18 have performed “heroic” got my own unit and decided to put it on and ‘Conjuror’ are widespread. Allyson, Robert Walker, Hedy McLaglen, Reginald Denny, (1950). Robert Cummings, (1963) Edward De Souza Dale Royal and recorded by Red Sovine, my bicycle. All the other kids at school “Many of them use channel five as their Lamarr. Boris Karloff. Joan Caulfield. 12:30 (5i "Gentleman Jim ' roles that the hue and cry for licensing is tells the story of a crippled boy in his (1942) Errol Flynn. Alexis being raised. are jealous.” meeting place,” he reported. “They call it STAN OZIMEK, Manager 4:35 (2) “ Assignment in 1:20 (2) “ The Naked 4:00 (91 "I Aim at the earliest teens who talks with truckers on His handle is “Bub Man Jr.” He picked ‘nickel channel’.” Brittany” (1943). JeanPierre Jungle” (1954), Charlton Stars” (I960) Curt Jurgens. Smith “CB is for everyone,” goes the battle 1:00 (21 'G unfight at his home CB unit. The recording has sold the name from a character in a television Break...break...this is Magician. 'The 301-315 CENTER ST., MANCHESTER Aumont, Susan Peters. Heston, Eleanor Parker. 8:00 (9) “The Creature cry. (omanche Creek ” (1963). over a million copies. beer commercial. Ink Dipper may disappear. 3:35 (2) “Loophole” (1954). Walks Among Us” (1956). Jeff Morrow, Rex Reason 3:15 (21 "Glory " (19561. WEEKEND - Sept. 18, 1976 - Page 5 Page 4 - WEEKEND - Sept. 18, 1976 Daytime programs, Monday — Friday Today, Sept. 18 9:30 3:15 10:30 11772719 • Morning Kitty Today...... 22 Andy Griffith ...... 5 Lawrence Welk...... 18 Dealer’s Choice ...... 5 Hot S e a t...... 40 General Hospital ...... 8-40 1:00 Black N ew s...... 5 6:00 Children’s Film Festival .. 3 PTL C lub...... 18 Firing Line ...... 24 L a ssie ...... 9 3:30 Firing Line ...... 9 To be announced ...... 3-5 12:30 Movies ...... 5-9 4:00 Hee Haw ...... 30 To Tell the Truth...... 30 Search for Tomorrow...... 3 Mickey Mouse Club...... 3 Q ‘Dc^eiiisiOK Bonanza ...... 40 PTL C lu b ...... 18 SINCE 1940 Flintstones...... 40 M ov ie...... 3 6:30 Journey to Adventure...... 9 Howdy Doody ...... 5 Make It Real ...... 8 10:55 SALES & SERVICE Dick Van D yke...... 20 Adam 12...... 5 Book Beat ...... 57 AS ALWAYS ... To be announced ...... 3-8-30 10:00 Gong Show...... 20-22-30 Hodgepodge Lodge...... 24 Flying Circus ...... 24 W restling...... 22 To be announced ...... 22 7:30 Huckleberry H ound...... 5 Price Is Right ...... 3 All My Children...... 40 Lilias, Yoga & You ...... 57 Boarding House ...... 57 SAVES YOU MORE! Lilias, Yoga and You ____ 24 Tennis...... 24 Land of the Three ...... 3 7:00 Bewitched ...... 5 1:00 4:00 11:00 All My Children...... 8 Kidsworld ...... 30 4:30 Politics ‘76...... 8 N ew s...... 3 Match G am e...... 3 Gilligan’s Island...... 3 Sanford & Son ...... 20-22-30 DIRECTORY Garner Ted Armstrong ... 40 Mission: Impossible ...... 5 Wild Kingdom...... 22 D olly...... 5 Underdog...... 5 Movies ...... 5-9 Bugs Bunny...... 5 N ew s...... 8-22-30-40 Leave It to Beaver ...... 40 1:30 Kiner’s K orn er...... 9 Open D o o r...... 57 Little R a s c a ls...... 8 Ryan’s Hope...... 8-40 Brady Bunch...... 8 Begathon Continues...... 20 CONSUMER SALES - Wide World of Sports . . . 8-40 9:00 8:00 T o d ay ...... 22-30 10:30 Woman’s P lace...... 20 Movie ...... 9 Manchester Parkade SHOP Call of the W est...... 20 Voyage to the Bottom The Jeffersons...... 3 11:15 Good Morning...... 40 Andy Griffith ...... 5 Somerset ...... 22-30 Somerset ...... 20 US LAST. 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Ivan the T errib le...... 3 Wheel of Fortune . . . .20-22-30 Brady Bunch...... 22 6:00 T o d ay ...... 20 Porky, Huck & Y o g i...... 5 2:15 Peter Marshall Show ...... 5 1:00 • Built-in Automatic Fine Tuning Eklge of N ight...... 40 Partridge Family...... 30 t w e n t i e t h c e n t u r y 8:30 One Life to Live ...... 8-40 B aseb all...... 20-30 N ew s...... 3-22 Fright Night...... 9 5:00 'Television, Inc. 176 Burnside 9:00 Rin Tin Tin ...... 5 11:30 Living Word ...... 18 2:30 Break the Bank ...... 5 Bold Ones ...... 30 Bewitched ...... 5 Avenue, East Hartford. 528- ' Racing ...... 9 Mary Tyler M oore...... 3 Dusty’s Treehouse...... 5 Love of Life ...... 3 Doctors...... 20-22-30 The Brady Bunch...... 5 1:40 L a ssie ...... '8 1554. Sales and Service, Zenith Upstairs, Downstairs .. 24-57 Movies ...... 8-20-22-30-40 Joe Fran klin ...... 9 Midday Live ...... 5 Antiques...... 57 and Quasar. 3:00 M o v ie...... 5 Emergency 22-30 Black Perspective...... 30 9:30 Happy D ay s...... 8-40 Lamb Chop & ’The Professor . 9:00 3:00 Mister Rogers 24-57 Bob ...... 3 2:20 This Morning ...... 3 . .20-22-30 ...... 3 6:30 Ail in the Fam ily ...... 3 5:30 Billy Graham ...... 9 M o v ie...... 2 Partridge F am ily ...... 5 If your business Is TV Sales, 1 Love Lucy ...... 5 N ew s...... 3-8-22-30-40 • Afternoon o Mickey Mouse C lub...... 5 Partridge Family...... 5 Jerry Falwell...... 18 4:35 Phil Donahue ...... 8-22 College Football...... 8-40 M o v ies...... 5-9 Noon Phil Donahue ...... 9 Odd Couple ...... 8 Service, Rentals & Repairs... then 10:00 M o v ie...... 2 Not for Women Only...... 30 PTL C lub...... 18 American Angler...... 18 7:00 N ew s...... 3-9 Bozo’s Big Top 18 Rock Music Awards ...... 3 6:30 Strum’n D rum m ers...... 40 Another World ...... 20-22-30 3:30 Agronsky & Com pany...... 3 12 O’clock Live ...... 8 Electric Company 24-57 N ew s...... 5 Give Us This Day ...... 2 ITV P review ...... 57 Victory Garden...... 57 N ew s...... 40 YOUR AD BELONGS HERE! Westward the Wagons — 3 N ew s...... 8-22 Fun Factory ...... 20-30 Sunday, Sept. 19 Monday, Sept. 20 M e ts ...... 9 Lawrence Welk...... 5 f?' 6:00 Hot F u d g e ...... 8 NFL Football 8-40 Mary Hartman 57 Day of D iscovery...... 18 Six Million Dollar Man .. 8-40 6:00 7:30 Christopher Closeup ...... 3 Catholic Service...... 9-22-30 Not Euctty As Shewn M ovie...... 24 Bernstein at Harvard .. 24-57 Movies ...... 9-20-22-30 N ew s...... 3-8-22-30 Price Is Right 3 Midnight Latin o...... 40 Wolf Trap ...... 57 6:30 M ov ie...... 40 Chris Panos...... 18 Brady Bunch...... 5 Adam 12...... 5 N ew s...... 8-40 B::: Camera ’Three ...... 3 As Man Behaves ...... 57 Model FX430M *400 Value Topper ...... 9 2:30 Evening At Pops ...... 24-57 Ironside ...... 9 Ten Pin Pick-Up ...... 8 9:30 Rev. Cleophus Robinson . . . 5 10:30 Sports Challenge ...... 18 Notre Dame Highlights 18 ’ Hour of P o w e r...... 18 8:30 Liar’s Club ...... 9 All's F a ir ...... 3 RENT'A'CAR 7:00 Look Up & L iv e ...... 3 To be announced ...... 24 Connecticut Report 18 Life in the Spirit ...... 18 12:30 3:00 Jimmy Swaggart...... 18 WITH THIS AD ONLY Insight ...... 3 Gilligan ...... 8 Gunsmoke ...... 40 Friends of Man ...... 20 10:00 Name of the Game 3 M ov ie...... 5 9:00 Wonder Window...... 5 Point of V iew ...... 9 Zoom...... 57 Candid C am era...... 22 Executive Suite 3 M ovie...... 8 Kojak ...... 3 This is the Life ...... 8 Jewish Heritage...... 40 3:30 6:30 MacNeil-Lehrer Report 24-57 It Takes a Thief 8 Special: Fall of the Eagles 5 N ew s...... 5 Howdy D oody...... 22 As Man Behaves ...... 57 PTL C lub...... 18 I Love Lucy ...... 5 Hollywood Squares ...... 30 Science Fiction 9 M o v ie...... 8-40 Jersey Side ...... 9 Ring Around the World .. 30 Polka ...... 40 Prisoner...... 40 il^ ir 10:45 4:00 Begathon Continues...... 20 N ew s...... 8-20-22-30 PTL C lub...... 18 Jewish L ife ...... 30 NFL Football...... 3 7:30 Masterpiece Theatre ... 24-57 Sports Only ...... 18 6:00 Dick Van D yke...... 20-22-30 1:00 Movies ...... 8-22 Community College 24 mkm* Arthur & C om pany...... 3 11:00 9:30 R h oda...... 3 10:30 Joe Franklin 9 Yogi Bear ...... 5 Getting Down to Business . 3 Pelicula ...... 20 Villa A lgre...... 57 Cross W its...... 5 Tomorrow 20-22-30 am Oral Roberts...... 18 Search for Shelter 9 JISS Worship For Shutins...... 8 Flintstones...... 5 Tennis...... 24-57 7:00 Captain & Tennille 8-40 9:55 11:00 1:30 Christophers ...... 9 Oddball C ouple...... 8-40 Wild Wild West ...... 40 N ew s...... 3-22-40 Movies ...... 9-20-22-30 M ovie...... 2 Political Program ...... 3 N ew s...... 3-8-22-30 Howdy D oody...... 22 Rex Humbard...... 9 4:30 34400 Andy Griffith ...... 5 700 C lu b ...... 18 Mary Hartman 5 3:15 M ov ie...... 30 10:00 Notre Dame Highlights .. 22 Kiner’s Korner...... 9 Concentration...... 8 Adams Chronicles 24-57 Celebrity Revue 9 With Jeanne Parr 2 C arrascolendas...... 30 Honeymooners ...... 30 Mzima ...... 3 6:00 Bowling For D o lla rs...... 9 6:30 11:30 3:45 9113 Rent a 1976 FORD PINTO for We Believe ...... 3 Everybody’s Business .... 57 N ew s...... 5 Journey to Adventure .... 18 5:00 Offer Good Through Sat., Sept. 25,1976 Phyllis ...... 3 Ironside ...... 3 M ovie...... 2 W onderama...... 5 11:30 Mission; Impossible ...... 5 Billy Graham ...... 9 To be announced ...... 20 Merv Griffin ...... 5 only *49 per week, plus Living Faith ...... 18 Lorenzo & Henrietta Music 5 5:20 Catholic Se rv ice...... 8 Face the N ation...... 3 Voyage to the Bottom of the Community College...... 24 9:00 Johnny Carson ...... 20-22-30 mileage* Davey & Goliath ...... 9 Ellery Queen...... 20-22-30 Give Us This Day 2 Animals ...... 8-40 Sea ...... 9 Mary Hartman ...... 30 Maude 3 N ew s...... 24 Word of L if e ...... 22 Treehouse Club...... 20 Lucy Show ...... 30 Airship Adventure...... 24 ' EyERYDAY IS SAYiyOS DAY AT" As Man Behaves ...... 57 from Sesame St...... 57 Adelante...... 30 P ro te cto rs...... 40 Sherlock Holmes ...... 57 DILLON LEASING CORP. 8:30 Everybody’s B u sin ess____ 57 5:30 11:00 My Neighbor’s Religion . . . 3 Noon N ew s...... 3-8-22-30-40 *to quallflad rentara Education Special ...... 8 FRANK MOLINSKI’S Tuesday, Sept. 21 Insight ...... 8 Face the State ...... 3 Faith For Today ...... 18 Joyce Davidson ...... 5 1111 BURNSIDE AVE. 8:30 Day of Discovery...... 9 M ov ie...... 5 Formby’s Workshop ...... 30 Onedin L in e ...... 9 Mary Hartman...... 30 Celebrity Revue 9 PTL C lu b ...... 20 EAST HARTFORD, CONN. 6:00 Merv Griffin 5 Many cars and trucks i Oral Roberts...... 22 Issues & Answers ...... 840 My Partner, ’The Ghost .. 40 N ew s...... 3-8-22-30 Everybody’s Business .57 Dick Van Dyke 20 for rent at low, low j Sacred Heart...... 40 Hour of P o w e r...... 9 6:00 11:30 EVENING PHONE 9:00 0^1 FORD Brady Bunch...... 5 7:30 11:30 Movies ...... 5-9 TILL 8 P.M. 289-9339 M ASH...... 3 rates! 8:45 Meet the P re ss...... 20-22-30 Peter M arsh all...... 3 Ironside ...... 9 Celebrity Sweepstakes . . . 3 Ironside 3 Week in R eview ...... 57 Silent Challenge...... 8 Gabe Pressman ...... 5 Rich Man. Poor Man 8-40 Movies 5-8-40 Davey & Goliath ...... 40 Outdoors...... 18 Adam 12...... 5 Human Dimension...... 18 S a in t...... 8 Evening At Pops 24-57 9:00 12:30 To be announced ...... 24 Gong Show 8 Johnny Carson 20-22-30 319 Main St., Manchester Begathon Continues...... 20 PTL C lu b ...... 18 9:30 B arrio ...... 3 N FL T o d a y ...... 3 Gunsmoke ...... 40 Liar’s Club 9 News 57 Phone 643-2145 N ew s...... 22 Campaign & The Can­ Christian Living 18 New Day ...... 8 Dialogue...... 8 Zoom...... 57 Expressions...... 18 Midnight Connecticut Newsmakers. 30' didates ...... 30 Oral Roberts...... 9 Grandstand ...... 20-22-30 6:15 Music C ity ...... 20 10:00 Topper 9 6:30 M o v ie...... 40 Day of Discovery...... 11 Conversations W ith...... 40 Animation Festival ...... 24 Hollywood Squares 22 Switch 3 12:30 Christopher Closeup ...... 40 Wall St. W eek...... 57 N ew s...... 8-2-3(M0 11:40 N ew s...... 5 6:30 MacNeil-Lehrer Report 24-57 Name of the Game 3 Sesame St...... 57 This is the Life ...... 18 SUrTrek...... 22 Wor Latin New York 9 1:00 Television channels 1 Love Lucy ...... 5 Andy Williams 30 Movie 5 Superm an...... 40 Midnight PTL Club 18 The top ten programs 9:30 NFL Football...... 3 7:00 N ew s...... 8-20-22-30 Room 222 ...... 40 .Science Fiction 9 M ov ie...... 5 David Susskind...... 5 Police Story 20-22-30 Congressional Report ...... 3 Sixty Mintues...... 3 Sports O n ly ...... 18 8:00 1:00 Polities ‘76...... 8 Movies ...... 9-30 ...... WCBS, New York 20 At the Top 24 The top ten network TV 4. All in the Family, CBS. Captain Noah ...... 8 bill Cosby ...... 8-40 2 .... Community College...... 24 Tony Orlando & Dawn 3 Tomorrow 20-22-30 You Are Why We Are Here . Champions...... 9 1:20 22 Flying Circus 57 programs for the week ending 5. (tie) Happy Days, ABC, Singing Jubliee ...... 18 3...... WFSB, Hartford Open D o o r...... 57 Cross Wits 5 2:00 ...... 9 Voice of Faith ...... 18 M ov ie...... 2 .... WNEW, New York 24 10:30 Sept. 12, according to the A.C, and Baretta, ABC. World of D isney...... 20-22-30 5 .... 7:00 Happy D ay s...... 8-40 Movie 2 Nielsen Co,; Dr. Robert Schuller...... 22 F o o tb all...... 20-22-30 3:10 8 ...... WTNH, New Haven 30 WHNB, West Hartford Video & Television 7. Maude, CBS. Beatrix Potter ...... 24 N ew s...... 3-22-40 M ov ie...... 9 4:15 1. Miss America Pageant, Let Us Celebrate...... 30 Your’s Mayor’s Report... 40 N ew sm akers...... 2 9...... WOR, New York 40 Review 57 8. Six Million Dollar Man, Victory Garden...... 57 Andy Griffith ...... 5 700 C lu b ...... 18 With Jeanne Parr 2 NBC. Insight ...... 40 N o v a...... 57 18...... WHCT, Hartford 57 ABC. 7:30 3:35 Concentration...... 8 Baa Baa Black Sheep 20-22-30 11:00 Carrascolendas...... 57 N ew s...... 3-8-22-30-40 4:35 2. Laverne and Shirley, 9. Bionic Woman, ABC. 1:30 Shadows on the G ra ss___57 M ov ie...... 2 Bowling For D o llars...... 9 T error...... 24 ABC. Give Us This Day 2 10. Las Vegas, Como Style, 10:00 Bullw inkle...... 40 8:00 5:15 To be announced ...... 18-20 Mrs. Gandhi’s India 57 Mary Hartman 5-57 3. Starsky and Hutch, ABC. NBC. Lamp Unto My F e e t ...... 3 2:00 Johnny Cash ...... 3 Give Us This Day ...... 2 Page 6 - WEEKEND - Sept. 18, 1??6 WEEKEND - Sept. 18, 1976 - Page 7 Wednesdiay; Sept. 22 that it radiates meanings. A story that is 6:00 Saturday, both a handbook on whaling and a medita­ tion on the evil in the universe and in News...... 3-8-22-30 Community College...... 24 9:00 Music ...... 5 Brady Bunch...... 5 Mary H artm an...... 30 All in the Fam ily...... 3 mankind — here, in this celebrated sea Rookies ...... 8-40 Sept. 25 tale, you may see the working of Ironside ...... 9 As Man Behaves ...... 57 B aretta...... 8-40 Johnny Carson ...... 20-22-30 Theatre in America .... 24-57 Wally's Workshop ...... 18 7:30 News...... 57 ^1 passionate imagination bold, pure, and To be announced ...... 24 $25,000 P yram id...... 3 9:30 6:30 majestic. Gunsmoke ...... 40 M idnight h k ^ Ag-USA...... 3 COURSES BY NEWSPAPER Cross W its...... 5 Special: Paul Williams___9 Topper ...... 9 No other great writer has had such Zoom...... 57 Break the Bank ...... 8 The R ock...... 18 Patterns for Living...... 5 extensive experience at sea as Joseph 12:30 6:15 Liar's Club ...... 9 Quest ...... 20-22-30 6:45 Conrad. The list of his marvelous y<«ms Animation Festival ...... 24 Wild Kingdom...... 20 Name of the G am e...... 3 New D a y ...... 8 10:00 M ovie...... 5 La? and romances and novels of the sea is MacNeil-Lehrer Report 24-57 Blue Knight...... 3 6:30 Science Fiction...... 9 if 7:00 long, and in them all the sea is only the I Love Lucy ...... 5 Wild Kingdom...... 30 News...... 5 Instructional program ...... 3 Writers OCfcl&TtlE sea. News...... 8-20-22-30 Superman...... 40 Charlie’s Angels...... 8-40 12:40 Underdog...... 5 Mystery of the Week . .. 8-40 (Xm% CHURN: There are neither gods in it nor Sports O nly...... 18 8:00 PTL Club...... 18 Cartoon Carnival ...... 8 metaphysical presences, but only what is 1:00 I TRUST rue Community College...... 24 Good Tim es...... 3 10:30 Howdy Doody...... 22 there in nature — and what is speculated Victory Garden...... 57 Cross W its...... 5 Gamer Ted Armstrong___9 M ovie...... 2 Consultation ...... 30 at sea ANPTHmTOMt... Bionic Woman ...... 8-40 Joe Franklin...... 9 about by the narrator, usually Marlow, 11:00 7:30 This is the second of 16 weekly articles Conrad's primary fictional interest is in 7:00 Movies ...... 8-20-22-30 Tomorrow ...... 20-22-30 Ranger Station...... 3 'A News...... 3-8-20-22-30-40 in the Courses by Newspaper program, shipboard life, where interconnections News...... 3-22-40 700 C lub...... 18 Mary H artm an...... 5-57 3:00 Huckleberry Hound...... 5 “Oceans: Our Continuing Frontier,” among men are starker than they usually Andy Griffith ...... 5 Terror...... 24 Celebrity R evue...... 9 With Jeanne Parr ...... 2 Little R ascals...... 8 - 7 - ^ , Concentration ...... N ova...... 57 Dick Van Dyke...... 20 3:30 News...... 9 published in The Herald’s Weekend are in normal society, where stagnant boredom and repetitive work and serene Bowling For Dollars 8:30 11:30 M ovie...... 2 Kidsworld ...... 22 magazine each Saturday. The course is calm alternate with furious activity and Champions...... Ball F our...... 3 Ironside ...... 3 5:20 Hogan’s Heroes ...... 30 offered for college credit by Manchester To be announced .... Merv G riffin...... 5 Lorenzo & Henrietta Give Us This Day ...... 2 Jay Robinson portrays Dr. Jetso n s...... 40 Community College. For details about this do-or-die struggle and violent storm in the Shrinker in A B C -TV ’s 8:00 and future Courses by Newspaper, call manner of high romance, where the great Bugs Bunny...... 5 “ Kroffts Supershow,” MCC’s Division of Community Services, moral tests are less likely to be confused Tom and J e r r y ...... 8-40 Saturdays at 10:30 a.m. 646-2137. and evaded. At rendering all this, Conrad Thursday, Sept. 23 Newark & Reality...... 9 Copyright 1976 by the Regents of the is supreme. Woody Woodpecker . .20-22-30 . - i f > 7 - But there are limits to what a sea story 6:00 Community College...... 24 University of California. Newsmakers...... 8 10:30 8:30 can present about people, and Conrad’s News .'...... 3-8-22-30 Villa Alegre...... 57 Liar's Club ...... 9 By GEORGE P. ELLIOTT This is B aseball...... 9 Big blue M arble...... 3 fiction defines one of them: no families. Brady Bunch...... 5 7:00 Mayor’s Half Hour ...... 18 Flintstones...... 5 11:00 Poems about the sea — of these there Put families on board ship and, for Ironside ...... 9 News...... 3-22-40 Gemini Man ...... 20-30 Viewpoint on N utrition___9 News...... 3-8-22-24-30-40 will surely never be an end so long as NFL Game of the Week.. 18 Andy Griffith ...... 5 Hollywood Squares ...... 22 Pink Panther ...... 20-22-30 "No matter how much you love it, it will not return your love literary purposes, you had better have To be announced ...... 24 Mary Hartman...... 5-57 there are poets and the sea. But the day of Concentration...... 8 MacNeil-Lehrer Report 24-57 9:00 stayed on land. Gunsmoke ...... 40 Celebrity R evue...... 9 the great sea stories may well be over, at Bowling For D ollars...... 9 That G irl...... 40 Ranger Station...... 3 long he lives on or by it. And the sky is so Beach.” In normal life, it is primarily through Zoom...... 57 Dick Van Dyke...... 20 least for a long time, at least in the Nashville on the Road ... 18 8:00 Monkees...... 5 the family that each individual is con­ 11:30 English-speaking world. remote that man can never know it with John Synge used the sea as the dominant 6:15 To be announced ...... 20 Peanuts ...... 3 Jabberjaw ...... 8-40 nected with society. The endless sub­ Ironside ...... 3 One reason for this is the ac­ that richness of sensory, emotional, presence in his lovely Irish play, “Riders Animation Festival ...... 24 Mary H artm an...... 30 Cross W its...... 5 Connecticut R ep o rt...... 9 tleties of making and unmaking love and Lorenzo & Henrietta economic, philosophical, religious to the Sea” (1904), and so did an olij Scot­ 6:30 Everybody’s Business .... 57 Welcome Back, Kotter .. 8-40 Electric Company...... 24 complishments of the literary giants Her­ family are the prime stuff of most fiction Music ...... 5 experience with which he knows the sea. tish poet in the lamenting ballad of “Sir 1 Love Lucy ...... 5 7:30 M e ts...... 9 man Melville and Joseph Conrad. Not which is at all realistic, and they are not Sts. of San Francisco ... 8-40 You can see a few of the things of the sky, Patrick Spens.” News...... 8-20-22-30 L ottery...... 3 700 C lub...... 18 9:30 many storytellers are incautious enough News...... 57 but for the most part your knowledge of it In our own day no poet in English uses accessible to seafaring tales. Sports O nly...... 18 Adam 12...... 5 To be announced ...... 22 Sports World...... 3 to enter what is a narrowly defined genre Man-against-the-sea is the stuff of fable, ■ M idnight is intellectual, thin, remote like the sky the sea more effectively than the Upstairs, Downstairs .. 24-57 Mayberry R FD ...... 5 after its possibilities have been explored and so is the individual in and against the Topper ...... 9 Scooby-Doo ...... 8-40 itself. American Philip Booth. In several of his 8:30 so splendidly, so exhaustively. tight, clear, authoritarian order of ship­ 12:30 Science Fiction Theatre ... 9 But the sea you can know in many and meditative lyrics, the poet puts himself Waltons ...... 3 Sea-experience was handsomely suited board society. Merv G riffin...... 5 Name of the G am e...... 3 Mister Rogers...... 24 for treatment by romantic realism, the intimate ways, on your skin, in your into complex connection with the sea Featuring The Whether life on supertankers and Barney Miller...... 8-40 M ovie...... 5 10:00 dominant role in 19th Century fiction, but muscles, down into your inmost being and along the coast of Maine, whether in fear W orld’s Largest Science Fiction...... 9 atomic submarines will be the stuff of new Baa Baa Black Shazam/Isis...... 3 since Conrad that mode has been eclipsed also out into those “oceanic” states of or in reverence, whether the meaning he Selection 01 Sheep...... 20-22-30 12:40 Bewitched ...... 5 mind you share with all mankind. finds in it comes from the experience of fables remains to be seen. Ice Cream almost entirely, and with it has waned the 9:00 Dan August...... 8-40 McDuff...... 20-22-30 Nevertheless, it always remains alien and Next Week: Eugenie Clark, professor of C a /u k i. Products sea-tale. sailing or from symbolic projection. Tony Randall ...... 8-40 Sesame S treet...... 24 potentially dangerous. To the reader, it is the direct, deep, es­ zoology at the University of Maryland and 10:30 Another reason for this decline is a an expert on sharks, discusses “Horrors 36 FLAVORS - 60 VARIETIES Life of Adolf H itler...... 24 change in the relations of a seaman to the You do not forget, when you are at sea sential connection that matters most, not Debate Preview ...... 57 Partridge Fam ily...... 5 of the Deep. " sea and to shipboard society. even in calm weather, that you are there the shifting meanings which Booth, like Custom Decorated Ice Cream Cakes 9:30 Krofft Supershow...... 8-40 as a wary visitor, not as a native. No Mpnster Squad ...... 20-22-30 Technology and labor unions have so many other poets, derives from or im­ Presidential M ovie...... 2 Jean Marie Hon goes on matter how much you love it, it will not poses upon that connection. Open All Year 11:00 / drastically altered these relations from Debate ...... 3-8-20-22-30-57 4:05 futuristic adventures on return your love. And still, to know it well The greatest writing about the sea has Questions 1227 Burnside Ave. 528-6751 Manna...... 18 Ark I I ...... 3 what they were a century or even half a Powder Mill Shopping Center East Hartford With Jeanne Parr ...... 2 CBS-TV’s ‘‘Ark II,” Satur- can be to learn things about the world and been by writers for whom it is at once in­ 1. Why does Elliott consider the sea the 10:00 Soul ’Train ...... 5 centurytigo, have so depersonalized life at Across from Marco Polo Restaurant 4:35 days at 11 a.m. Action T h eatre...... 9 sea, that the sense of immediate moral, yourself you could learn in no other way, exhaustibly marvelous — transcending the strongest of natural symbols? News...... 5 Give Us ‘This D a y ...... 2 — ...... _ _ _ _ ...... above all about necessity. So we learn natural — and intensely real. PTL Club...... 18 Land of the Lost ___ 20-22-30 symbolic conflict identical with or in­ 2. Which sea writers does Elliott believe Electric Company...... 24 extricable from sailing a ship has been from the greatest sea writers, Homer, Of these, Homer’s “Odyssey” is the are the great and why? m much weakened. Not a great loss to Melville, and Conrad. first, especially those parts in which 3. According to Elliott, what matters Friday, Sept. 24 11:30 literature, granted the fine stories we Supreme though these thfee are, many Odysseus recounts his wanderings after most to readers of sea literature? CTue Club...... 3 already have, but a real one. other writers have dealt with the sea, in a the fall of Troy. His principal adversary 4. What was Conrad’s primary fictional Food Preserving ...... 57 Movies ...... 3-8-40 Big John...... 20-22-30 fine variety of ways that need to be men­ here is Poseidon, great god of the sea. 6:00 Music ...... 5 What has the sea traditionally meant to interest? Rockford F ile s ...... 20-22-30 Mister Rogers...... 24 tioned here. News...... 3-8-22-30 7:30 M ovie...... 8 novelists and poets throughout the cen­ ’Turning to more recent literature, the 5. Why has fiction writing about the sea ’ Brady Bunch...... 5 Match Game P M ...... 3 End of the G am e...... 24 Noon turies? Just as the sea is one of the great Most simply, there are reports of English language contains a richer and declined? People & Politics ...... 57 Johnny Carson ...... 20-22-30 Ironside ...... 9 Adam 12...... 5 S. W. A. t...... 40 Fat A lbert...... 3 natural givens of human existence, so it voyages, battles, and explorations; but by more varied body of writing about the sea Animal W orld...... 18 Muppet Show ...... 8 9:30 Elastside Comedy...... 5 M idnight has permeated literature. and large they are so straightforward and than any other. Answers To be announced ...... 24 Liar's Club ...... 18 B ible...... 18 Junior Almost Anything M ovie...... 3 Sometimes the sea appears as a far-off plain that they rarely ascend above the Obsessed with the sea 1. Because even though we can know it Gunsmoke ...... 40 New Directions ...... 18 Shoppin’ Around...... 24 Topper ...... 9 Goes ...... 8-40 foothills of literature. intimately, it remains alien and potential­ Zoom...... 57 Name That TUNE...... V4V4 From These Roots...... 57 Kids from power to be referred to in a passing “The demonism in the world” — this 12:30 metaphor, sometimes as the occasion of a ly dangerous to us. 6:30 MacNeilLehrer Report . 24-57 C.A.P.E.R...... 20-22-30 A divine presence phrase occurs in that crucial chapter of 10:00 M ovie...... 2 2. Homer, Melville and Conrad, because 1 Love Lucy ...... 5 Hollywood Squares ...... 30 TV Garden Club...... 24 poem or the scene of a story, sometimes Far more complexly, poets have used “Moby Dick,” “The Whiteness of the News...... 5 Science Fiction...... 9 they knew the sea well, recognized its News...... 8-20-22-30 Muppet Show ...... 40 Candlopin Bowling...... 40 as a central presence dominating the the sea as an overpowering, even divine Whale,” wherein Melville evokes all the Monument To Freedom ... 9 mysteries, and made it intensely real for Sports Only ...... 18 8:00 PTL Club...... 18 12:40 12:30 human characters of the drama. presence, the meaning of which is liable to things of which “the albino whale was the Dragnet ...... 40 Preview: Self Inc...... 24 Election Magazine...... 3 Serpico...... 20-22-30 Way Out G am es...... 3 The mystery of the sea change at any moment — like the Greeks’ symbol.” us. 3. The writer's ability to express man’s Villa Alegre...... 57 Cross W its...... 5 Television Theatre...... 24 1:00 Little R ascals...... 8 Perhaps the sea is even more important shape-shifter of a sea-god, Proteus. The novel is nearly as obsessed with the 7:00 Donny & Marie ...... 840 Sherlock Holmes ...... 57 M ovie...... 2 Muggsy...... 20-22-30 There are fantastic sea voyages that are sea as Captain Ahab is with Moby Dick. direct, deep, essential connection to the Movie ...... 9 Joe Franklin...... 9 in literature than in life because it is the News...... 3-22-40 11:00 Victory Garden...... 24 strongest of natural symbols. Land and also a kind of spiritual exploration; of But for Ahab, and to a lesser but real ex­ sea. Andy Griffith ...... 5 700 Club ...... 18 Midnight Special ___ 20-22-30 4. Shipboard life Mary H artm an...... 5-57 sky, too, are unimaginably vast and these, none can compare with Samuel tent for the reader, the White Whale Concentration ...... Sanford & Son ...... 20-22-30 2:45 5. Melville and Conrad exhausted the News...... 8-22-30-40 powerful. Taylor Coleridge’s “The Rime of the An­ transcends the limit of a natural creature Bowling For Dollars . Week in Review...... 24-57 Celebrity R evue...... 9 With Jeanne Parr ...... 2 III genre, and the relation of modem seamen Wilburn Brothers...... 8:30 But man is intimately connected with cient Mariner.” Sometimes the poet im­ and all but becomes the malignancy he in­ fcick Van Dyke...... 20 3:15 Sonny Fox hosts CBS-TV’s to the sea and to shipboard society no Roller Derby...... Merv G riffin...... 5 I KEEP SMILING | the land all his life; he can know and be at agines himself on the shore, saying the carnates. 11:30 M ovie...... 2 longer involves the sense of moral, sym­ Victory Garden...... Wall St. Week...... 24-57 ‘‘Way Out Ganes” for home on the land as he can never know or far-ranging thoughts and larger-than-self- The sea, however, for everybody con­ News...... 3-24-57 5:20 I KEEP HAPPY I Mary H artm an...... children, Saturdays at sized feelings generated in him by the sea, bolic conflict that great literature 9:00 Lorenzo & Henrietta Give Us This Day ...... 2 be at home on the sea, which retains its cerned, including the reader, remains the 12:30 p.m. mystery — its otherness — no matter how as Matthew Arnold does in “Dover ocean, that actual thing, at the same time requires. Page 8 - WEEKEND - Sept. 18, 1976 Maldives’ cornucopia of vegetabies By RUSS MacKENDRICK ly, a Maldivian ship sets out for the port of Republic of Maldives Painted stamps Refxiblicof Maldivn Here is a showy collection of (Colombo with a load of preserved fish and •J. : A block of Canadian 6-cent stamps, vegetables-on-stamps from the Republic coconut products. Other “exports” (these issued plain, and worth peanuts, were of Maldives. The common names are not for U.S. crossword puzzle fans) are the daubed with fluorescent paint to make given — just the words Addu Atoll and baggala (a sailing them a “hibrite” rarity, and eventually Latin — such as vessel). sold for $1,000. The last buyer appealed to Dolichos lablab and Stamps They put out nice-looking stamps but in­ the Royal Canadian Mounted Police Moringa vestment people would say “wall-paper,” Counterfeit Section, who thereupon pooh- pterygosperma. and as they seem to just lie there, pricewise, poohed the whole thing, saying that they Deligent research year after year. Actually only the first set, were still stamps and valid for postage has unearthed an coins the 1906 Ceylon overprints, has any great and who cares? The buyer did get his '** easier terminology. value. Republic of Maldives money back from the dealer after a has­ Republic of Maldives Starting over (in The production was scattering until 1960 4 - sle. The dealer is still grousing because he order of value); hyacinth bean, horse­ — but something every year since then. In feels that the RCMP report proved that LJD radish tree, eggplant, their idea of a 1975 they had an issue showing a guava, a the stamps are philatelically genuine, cucumber, snake gourd, and balsam pear. mulberry, mountain apple, bananas, whatever their history. Mrs. Diane Goodw This last one goes into some of their fire­ mangoes, pomegranates, and coconuts — some final arrangii breathing curries and is also used for and now, this cornucopia of vegetables. Something to do volunteers have wi linaments and poultices. A tight cough (After all this horticulture talk, Frank At Plainville High School, Walnut St., members Tuesday might be steamed away with a Mormor- Atwood should feel free to retaliate with a tomorrow: the PLAIN-PEX 1976. There is invited. A demt dica charantia plaster instead of a plain dissertation on the Omaha stamp issue of will be exibits, a souvenir card, a dealers’ M l' 50i served. Children a old mustard one. 1898 or whatever). bourse, and refreshments. Also a USPS The Maldives are many — over a thou­ substation, a UN booth with a special im­ Republic of Maldives Republic ol Maldives Spend bills sand islands and atolls straddling the print stamp, and door prizes. Gerry ♦ Equator. The total population is less than Ask for two-dollar bills to help get them Gerath of the East Hartford “First Sun­ 130,000, but they have been a member of going. A fresh-guy columnist has referred day” affairs is the chairman. There will Court the UN since 1965 and a republic since to them as Edsels, turkeys, and Jonahs — be a Connecticut Philatelic Society 1968. They have an amazing literacy level all in one breath. It has been said that two- meeting — promised to be mercifully of 90 per cent. Previously they were a thirds of those accepted have been short. Moslem sultanate (their flag is red with a squirreled away. First-day stamp And another one tomorrow — the Third in Rh green rectangle and a crescent moon), cancellations took care of a few. So spend Sunday Stamp and Coin Show starting up. and away back, a British colony. two-dollar bills like mad to make the 75i 1* It will be at the American Legion Hall, PROVIDENCE, R.I. ( Their nearest neighbor and best government guessers turn out right, at Grassy Hill Road, Orange, Connecticut. least on this. torneys for auto deal customer is Sri Lanka (Ceylon). Typical- Lorber today filed a re federal court injunction prevent the state Board Cheney Library adds books from certifying a Demi Here’s next schedule Senate nominee while he New books at Manchester's Kennedy — St. Patrick's express his challenge on hu Mary Cheney Library: Day with Mayor Daley and Reuther — The brothers for town bookmobile absentee and shut-in bal Fiction other things too good to miss Reuther and the story of the Knight — Concorde: The in­ UAW Banning — The splendid Reid — The lives of Roger 4:10 to 4:40 p.m. —Squire torments side story Here’s next week’s schedule Casement Village. Davidson — The sun Koch — The Hitler Youth for the Manchester Public Reynolds — Suicide: Inside chemist Krishnamurati — Library bookmobile: Thursday Krishnamurati’s notebook and out Monday 10:30 a.m. to noon New Hunter — The Chisholms Leboyer — Loving hands Rodzinski — Our two lives Kent — Passage to mutiny 10:30 to 11 ;20 a m . —Mayfair Gardens. Lee — The gourmet Chinese Schindler — Magic with L'Amour — The Sacketts — Manchester Manor. 1:30 to 2 p.m. —Nye St. Compiled It everyday objects Laumer— Bolo: The annals regional cookbook 11:30 a m. to noon — Laurel 2:10 to 2:40 p.m. —Am­ Leinsdorf — Cadenza Schmidt — Passion's child of the Dinochrome Brigade Manor. bassador Dr. Sheehan — A welfare Martin — Love’s journey Levine — Heart attack! New books 1:30 to 2 p.m. —Glenwood 2:50 to 3:20 p.m. —Cushman mother State Miller — Deadly pursuit Libien — Super-economy St. Dr. housecleaning Spitz — The Mark Spitz Nabakov — Details of a at Whiton 2:10to2:40p.m.—MunroSt. 3:30 to 4 p.m. —Avondale HARTFORD - Ju Liska — Beyond Kissinger complete book of swimming sunset and other stories 2:50to3:20p.m.—W. Carter Rd. in Gary Schrager': Longmate — The G.I.’s Snow — The archaeology of New books at Manchester’s Pianka — Nurse of the St. 4:10 to 4:40 p.m. —Loomis allegedly murdering North America Whiton Memorial Library: island Lucas — How to build a 3:30 to 4 p.m. —Blue Ridge St. Taylor — The Kingdom or in the Donna Lee B; Tattersall — The shadows of solar heater Dr. nothing Fiction Friday two years ago enter: Castle Fosse MacCracken — Lovey. a 4:10 to 4:40 p.m.—Finley St. very special child Tillich — From place to Delderfield — Charlie, come 1:30 to 2:20 p.m. —McKee week Tuesday with jurors seated. Some 1' Nonfiction Malabre — Understanding place home Tuesday and Summer Sts. excused. Bagdikian — Caged the economy Tracy — What you should Dickinson — King and joker 10:30 to 11:30 a.m. —Squire 2:30 to 3 p.m. —Northwood Bombeck — The grass is Malino — Super living know about alcoholism Hibbert — Lord of the far Village. 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Merrill — Divine comedies Wheeler — Voices of 1776 revolution: How pension fund Center. years because thi Adult —9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Heyward — A priest forever Mohney — The master Wheeler — Voices of the Socialism came to America 11:40 a.m. to 12:10 p.m. ment refuses to fi Monday through Friday. Honig — Baseball between backpacker Civil War Kelly — Metric system —Trumbull St. Gov. Ella T. G the lines Juvenile —9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Moody — Life after life simplified 1:30 to 2 p.m. — Wetherell munity leaders Monday through Thursday, 9 Hoogenboom - A history of Parrish — Growing up in Lewis — Christmas in New St. Congress protest the ICC Wiesel — Messengers of Hollywood God England 2:10 to 2:40 p.m. —Horace a.m. to 6 p.m. Friday. but to no avail. T Hyman - The Trenton Peale — The positive princi­ Wiesenthal—The sunflower Uris — Executive St. Whiton Memorial Library until the end of I pickle ordinance and other ple today Williams — America con­ housekeeping: The business of 2:50 to 3:20 p.m. —Galaxy 100 N. Main St.. 643-6892. bonehead legislation Porter — Wealth: How to fronts a revolutionary world, managing your home Dr. Adult and Juvenile—10 a.m. — The patchwork Region Jamow achieve it! 1776-1976 Webster’s Collegiate 3:30 to 4 p.m. —Lower to 8:30 p.m. Monday through foint'of view Posey — The mudge Pond Williams — The reservation Thesaurus Redwood Rd. Friday. SOUTHWICK, Mas New Hampshire teen killed Sunday night i and Warren Rothrr Simsbury, Conn,, arraigned today in with the accident. Ri charged by police wii under the influence, d dager and leaving thi personal injury accid