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News Syrians move summary Complied from into Beirut United PrPte Intemetlonel BEIRUT, Lebanon (UPI) — Syrian enlarged 30,000-man Arab troops o7 the Arab League peacekeeping force, continued con­ peacekeeping force marched into the tacts with the warring factions to heart of Beirut’s suburban remove obstacles before the im­ StaV[e battleground today, halting house-to- plementation of the second phase of house fighting that had raged almost the Arab-sponsored peace plan for HARTFORD — Rep. Irving nonstop for more than 19 months, a Lebanon. Stolberg, D-New Haven, ap­ rightist broadcast said. On the battlefronts, both sides ^ parently told he hasn’t the votes The broadcast of the Christian reported sporadic artillery to unseat House Majorlte Leader Phalangist party said a Syrian ar­ exchanges, machine-gun and sniping William O'Neill, has set his sights mored unit plunged into the township fire along the confrontation line on House Speaker James J. of Ain Rummaneh, and advanced stretching from the Beirut port dis­ Kennelly, who also looks un­ about 500 yards, meeting no trict to the southern suburbs of Chiah beatable. resistance. and Ain Rummaneh. The sudden move from the Syrians’ They also reported heavy clashes WEST HARTFORD - A |200 advanced position at St. Michael’s in north Lebanon. Leftists reported hike in fees for second- and third- church past shell-^tted buildings up clashes in southern Lebanon also but year law school students, bringing the Old Sidon Road neutralized a there was no comment from rightists the annual fee to the same level free-fire zone that had seen some of on the situation in that area. now paid by law school freshmen, the heaviest fighting of the war, the Casualties for the past 24 hours has been approved by the Univer­ radio said. rose to at least 43 dead and 108 sity of Connecticut trustees. It put Syrian advanced units within wounded throughout the city, most of Leaf collection continues 1,200 yards of Beirut’s southern city them innocent civilians. HARTFORD - Dr. Chris limits. In Beirut, snipers raked the length George Donnelly of the Park Department works on blowing leaves to be picked up by Dowell says he wants to talk to his Another Syrian unit rolled through of the six-mile-long confrontation town crews. The annual leaf pickup is about a day behind schedule because of Wednesday’s family first before deciding the Moslem-held suburbs of Hadath line separating Moslem and Chris­ snow and slight mechanical problems. The Highway Department, which is in charge of the whether to resign as director of and Leilaki to link up with Arab tian parts of the city. pickup, expects to soon be back on schedule. (Herald photo by Dunn) the Whiting Forensic Institute in League troops at Beirut airport, the Middletown. State Mental Health broadcast said. Commissioner Eric A. Plaut Sporadic shelling and sniping con­ requested the resignation Friday tinued on the front lines only a few because the institute has become hundred yards north of the Syrian Buckland residents suggest changes polarized and needs a new person columns, but combat subsided after a to take over the state facility for day and night of the bloodiest the criminally insane. shelling and fighting since the current truce began Oct. 21. in town^s plans for industrial park Regional Earlier today a rightist broadcast said a Syrian armored brigade and selected Floyd Tucker, Steve BOSTON — Charges by the crossed the Syrian-Lebanese border By GREG PEARSON A member of the committee, Spencer made a formal presenta­ Penny, Frank Clallant, and Ray American Trial Lawyers Associa­ Friday night and advanced into the Herald Reporter William Anderson, of 340 Burnham tion of the 11 issues. Weiss then Smith to represent them when their tion the insurance industry is central mountains southeast of St., said, “We want to sell the com­ replied individually to each of the A committee of residents met with suggestions are presented to the J.C. 'ripping off” American con­ Beirut to bolster the Arab League pany on what we’re asking. demands — some — such as Town Manager Robert B. Weiss Penney official. sumers have been labeled peacekeeping force in Lebanon. "The main issue is cars and relocating Windsor St., could be Friday night and presented a list of irresponsible, misleading and in­ The broadcast also said gunmen trucks,” he said, referring to the con­ enacted by the town, some would Weiss also said that a tentative 11 changes it would like to see made accurate” by the Insurance Infor­ shot and wounded Issam A1 Arab, cern of the residents that the park require further consultation with the date of Nov. 29 has been set for a mation Institute. The statement head of one of the leftist Nasserite in the proposed plans for the town’s might mean increased traffic along company, he said. company representative to meet by Robert Begam, ATLA presi­ parties in Moslem-held west Beirut, industrial park. their roads. ' Weiss said that he expected to with the full committee in Manchester. dent, reflects a total lack of un­ in an another apparent attempt to The committee of about 25 people meet with a representative from the derstanding of the property and strike at political leaders following represents residents of Burnham St., This concern was reflected in the firm next week to discuss the A change suggested by Anderson appeared to be the one that might casualty business, John L. O’Con­ an abortive assassination move Croft Dr., and Windsor St., the areas list of demands presented by the changes the neighbors sought. The nor, New England manager for against moderate Christian leader that would be most affected by the committee. (The entire list will be committee asked to be represented raise the most problems in the near the insurance industry said. Raymond Edde two days ago. .park. It was formed Monday, Nov. 1 included in Monday’s Herald.) at the meeting. future. He asked that a parking lot on .the nortlvaide of the proposed Mimey It said Arab was hit in his abdomen after Weiss met with homeowners in The list included relocation of an “The input cQmes.,.a UUU-bit building be moved to another area and legs and sent to a hospital and the area to explain the park plane. /access road frorh Burnham St. to the differently from people directly BOSTON — Mayor Kevin White where it would be farther away from and his chief lieutenants were quot^ one unconfirmed report as The committee was formed to work park, and relocation of the Windsor affected,” Anderson said. with the town to develop a plan that Burnham St. homes. taking to the streets today, dis­ saying the leftist leader was wounded St. section north of Burnham St. to Spencer asked that the full com­ would suit both the neighborhood and Ronald Cote, a representative of inside his office when two of his 400 feet east of the present location. mittee be present at this discussion tributing leaflets and postcards the Greater Hartford Chamber of followers exchanged fire as a result the main tenant of the park, J.C. The committee also asked for a session. But, Weiss suggested that 25 aimed af urging a special state Penney. Commerce who was at the meeting, legislative session to help bail his of an argument. timetable on all changes to be made, people facing one representative Penney has not made a formal an­ said afterwards that this issue could city out of its financial hole. The The broadcast said two more which they would have to approve. would "scare that person to death.” nouncement that they want to locate be a “critical” one. city faces bankruptcy if the state Syrian brigades were expected to ”We need to have some sense of Weiss said that four represen­ does not come to its aid, accor­ cross Lebanon and about 700 soldiers a two-million square foot distribution time commitment for all changes,” tatives from the committee could be "It may require both sides to give a ding to a task force report issued from the United Arab Emirates were center in Manchester, but they are Bob Spencer, a resident of 376 present at the session. The com­ little,■’ he said. expected to do so soon this week. expected in the country later today. Burnham St., said. mittee agreed to this arrangement Another change requested by tbe About 4,000 heavily armed Syrian committee — moving the date of the peacekeeping troops early today dug hearing on the zoning change from Dec. 6 to Dec. 13— will be looked into National into their positions in the suburbs and surrounded the capital before Rhodesian peace conference by Alan Lamson, assistant town HONOLULU - The Coast making their big push into the shell- planner. The committee felt that the Guard Cutter Mellon steamed blasted capital — tentatively Dec. 6 meeting date would be too through rough seas today to take scheduled for Sunday, rightist and soon after the proposed Dec. 3 trip to up the search for the 19 missing leftist spokesmen said. session postponed to Monday Columbus, , to view a Penney crewmen from a Japanese lumber A rightist spokesman said both facility similar to the one that is freighter sunk by a Pacific storm. President Elias Sarkis and Col. being proposed for Manchester. GENEVA, Switzerland (UPI) - could be discussed — something dependence can be arranged within Two passing ships have rescued 14 Ahmed A1 Hajj, commander of the Six people from the neighborhood, other crewmen. Britain postponed a meeting of the which Richard could not accept. one year.” as well as Weiss and a representative Rhodesia conference at the last Richard has said that although in­ For the white Rhodesian group, from the Greater Hartford Chamber IV8 - The major Pothole dela minute today at the request of four dependence within one year would be headed by Foreign Minister Pieter of Commerce are expected to go on issues that separated negotiators airplane fliglht African nations which began a desirable, legal and constitutional Van der Byl, the date issue is that trip. for 18,000 striking Teamsters and mediation effort with black steps may take 15 or 18 months. “peripheral” and the conference Weiss called the session an the United Parcel Service have BUFFALO, N.Y. (UPI) - An nationalists to keep the talks going. should get down to discussing the "excellent ” one. been settled, but discussions con­ Allegany Airlines flight from Hart­ Conference chairman Ivor Richard "If the conference collapses, it will shape of the interim government. “'They’re a very open’ group. tinue this weekend, according to ford, Conn., to , Minn., postponed today’s session until Mon­ be Britain’s fault for insisting on 15 Conference officials said this issue They’re taking a rational approach to sources close to the talks. The made an unexpected drop Friday day, the official announcement months instead of 12 months,” said will produce even wider disagree­ the project — how it can be accom­ tentative agreement is expected night — into a pothole on a Buffalo saying only that this was done "on black leader Ndabaningi Sithole, ment both between the white and modated to the neighborhood, and to be taken to the union International Airport runway. request.” after meeting with Richard Friday. black factions as well as within the how the neighborhood can be accom­ membership next week and ap­ An Allegany spokesman said flight But high conference officials said "We have not been given any new nationalist groups. modated to it,” he said. proval could be obtained by 295 had landed at the airport for a the request came from observers evidence that convinced us to change Wednesday. planned stopover. He said the plane from Tanzania, Zambia, Mozam­ our position. We are still insisting on was taxiing whep its right landing bique and Botswana who were in­ 12 months,” said Bishop Abel Manchester upgrading PALM SPRINGS, Calif. - gear became stuck in the hole. Sec­ terceding with the leaders of the four Muzorewa, another black leader. President Ford played golf in a tions of the airport have been un­ black nationalist delegations. A spokesman for another black light rain Friday and stepped up dergoing renovation recently. The four leaders were demanding leader, Joshua Nkomo, said “We sewerage facility work on the f^eral budget by llie passengers were tranferred to that 12 months be set as the specific may ask for adjournment of the con­ reviewing proposals for the fiscal another plane to continue the flight to time limit for majority rule in­ ference if the chairman does not Minneapolis, the spokesman said. dependence before any other issues satisfy our position that in- By GREG PEARSON Lubker said the facilities planning 1978 recommendation he will sub­ involves studies to determine future llt-raUI Reporter mit to Congress in January before waste water output by the plant. This leaving office. A recent report by the state Meeting planned Monday Department of Environmental includes drawing up population Protection (DEP) blamed in­ projections and studying present Inter^national adequate sewage treatment for the waste water loads in Manchester. polluted condition of the Hockanum Future grants will include actual River, but Manchester is taking steps construction work and improvements PARIS — The United States am to the plant, but these projects will Vietnam have taken a first Court orders utility to upgrade its treatment plant. not be done for some time. cautious step toward a settlement The report classified the of their grievances, but both sides Hockanum as one of the state’s most appeared adamant on long-held polluted and recommended up­ ■'You're talking about several positions regarding Americans to roll back rates grading of the sewage plants in both years before the implementation of missing jn action and aid to Viet­ Manchester and Vernon. the final plans,” Lubker said. nam. HARTFORD (UPI) - A Northeast drop by an average 15.2 per cent and The ^unexpected decision resulted “They have indicated to us that, The state hopes that through im­ Utilities lawyer plans to meet Mon­ Connecticut Light and Power Co. from litigation involving a Court of they do want us to. upgrade our proved water sewage disposal and HONG KONG - China has been day with the acting chief justice of customers’ bills by an average 8.8 Common Pleas decision last March treatment,” Jay J. Giles, director of correction of other pollution factors, “marking time’’ on Sino the Connecticut Supreme Court to per cent to the rates of two years that found the rate increase granted public works, said. The town has the Connecticut River and its American relations because of the discuss a high court ruling ordering ago. by the Public Utilities Commission already begun work on the process, tributaries, including the Hockanum U.S. elections, but now is "looking the utility to immediately roll back State Consumer Counsel David illegal. he said. River, will again be swimmable. for signs” from President-elect its rates by 847.9 million. Silverstone said the high court deci­ The decision threw into doubt the A Boston engineering firm, Met­ According to Giles, Manchester Jimmy Carter, according to The Supreme Court Friday said a sion could mean not only a roll back plan of the Public Utilities Control calf & Eddy, is working with DEP on deposits about 6 million gallons of diplomatic sources specializing in rate hike granted Northeast Utilities but also refunds dating back to May Authority, successor to the PUC, to the upgrading process. water per day into the Hockanum. Chinese affairs. Chinese leaders two years ago was invalid and 1974. If the court decision results in reopen the 1974 rate case Tuesday as Bob Lubker, a project engineer This water is treated to different appear to be prepared to wait for ordered the roll back. In ruling the refunds, the u tility ’s 850,000 the agency said it believed was with, the company, said that the town degrees. settlement of the thorny Taiwan 1974 rate Increase invalid, the high customers could get back between required by the Court of Common is presently in "facilities planning,” •'Some of it may not be treated to issue as long as the United States court said they could not be used as $60 and $75 million. Pleas ruling. which is step one under an En­ the degree DEP wants, ” he said. takes a positive attiude toward the basis for computing new rates the Palmer S. McGee Jr., chief trial The utility currently is seeking a vironmental Protection Agency Lubker said, "The ultimate goal is China in terms of international utility is requesting from the Public lawyer for Northeast, arranged a new rate increase, which opponents (EPA) construction grant program. to improve the town’s sewage plan issues, the sources said. Utilities Control Authority. special meeting Monday with acting had argued could not be considered Under the grants, EPA pays 80 per and to improve the quality of the The decision means Hartford Elec­ Supreme Court Chief Justice Alva P. until the legality of the 1974 increase cent of the cost, and the town and town's discharge into the river to tric Light Co. customers’ bills will Loiselle at the court on its ruling. was settled. ' state split the remaining cost. meet DEP requirements. ” PAGE TWO - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Sat., Nov. 13. 1976 Senior citizens Layoffs closed foundry MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Sat., Nov. 13, 1976- PACE THREE P ra tt & W hitney A irc ra ft’s Community College, filed a com­ 448 and the high single with a 173. In Jaycees. If you would like to help call plaint with the state charging that Hi! With Thursday off to celebrate our office for more information. experimental foundry in Manchester Manchester the Class B group, Violet Denhup was ending operations this week college officials discriminated Veterans Day, we wrote this column won the high triple with a 317 and On Thursday we will have a special week in review against her in a decision not to renew a day earlier, and it's sort of tough Thanksgiving Day meal, and then be after an announcement that the East Bertha Clulow won the high single Hartford-lipsed company was her contract. when you just finished the article for entertained by our own members. grass and leaf fires. Offleals with a 131. reducing its employment by 550 Wednesday's column. Final reminder; This Saturday and appealed for public cooperation in Public works Pinochle ■ Bridge engineers and supporting personnel. Clirislnias party Sunday at the Manchester Hartford apprehending a youth seen setting a Then on Wednesday morning we A total of 75 foundry employes Water was the Issue in several Road Dairy Queen all sales on drinks grass fire in the Forest Hills area. First bit of news is that on Monday had 40 players for pinochle, and the received layoff notices Wednesday, public works stories this week — morning we will be signing up for our will be donated to our mini-bus fund. Eighth District Fire Chief Ted following winners were: along with hundreds of others in East water mains, swimming pools, and party at Restland Farms. So let's all get a bit thirsty and drop Lingard this week proposed a direct Audrey Durey, 605; Bess Mnonan Hartford. Pratt Whitney said it Hilliard Pond. We are limited to 88 tickets, so if you by for any type of beverage as an communications link between his 600; Michael Haberen, 592; would maintain a “skeleton crew” of The town Water Department are planning on taking this trip with other way of helping us with our fund department and the Town Fire Ernestine Donnelly, 573; Michael 12 employes at the local foundry. reported improved quality in North us, you'll have to get up before raising drive. Department, to improve cooperation DeSimone, 566; Gladys Seelert, and Pratt 4 Whitney President Bruce End water. The department will con­ P E R S O y A L breakfast. Complete package is $11. in fire protection service. Cecile Benson, 563; Minda Reuther, Schedule for llie week Torell attributed the layoffs — which tinue its program of flushing water S&H STAMPS MAKES US We'll start signing up at 8 o'clock, Contract negotiations between the Kouet 557; Lyla Steele, 554, and Grace Monday through Friday, signing were forecast last month — to a mains to upgrade quality. TEE Remember, you must live in town and the Manchester Police PoraonoEioe Pun E Epoitowoof Windsor, 550, up for the Restland Farms trip. decline in commercial aircraft The Advisory Board of Health M ON .-tAT. “DONE WHILE YOU WAFT Manchester, or pay taxes to the Union were headed to binding ar­ In the afternoon we had three Monday, 8 a.m., registering for engine orders. recommended that proposals for Im­ • 10 9 ■Ofoor OHIO Pof Any Ocooolon town, to be eligible to sign up. Also, bitration this week. Spokesmen on tables for bridge with the following Restland Farms. 10 a.m. to noon, proved water circulation at Globe L O 7 2 8 l U T THURS. 1081 MAIN ST. one person can sign up for two people kitchen social, last week for donating Penney in news both sides said they don't think there Hollow Swimming Pdol be presented MANCHESTER winners: Nadine Malcom, 3,490; will be an argeement before arbitra­ MIDDLK TURNPIKE only. Marge Kayser, 3,390, and Ivy Siddell, canned goods for Thanksgiving soon to the town Board of Directors. Pilona 648-3389 More news developed this week tion. which is the last step in Wo Mow SoH; doom, aockt, 3,120. dinner. Noon to 12:30 p.m., lunch is If approved, the planned system about the J.C. Penney distribution municipal labor negotiations. MANCHESTER a Jogelna EuNo Menu for the week Thunks ull served. 1 p.m. to 3:30 p.m., pinochle center proposed for Manchester. could be installed by next summer. HASIT! Monday: Cream of tomato soup, games. Bus pickup at 8:30 a.m., People The Conservation Commission this wnKvicnMoiMTSuTSuBsiArsBB^s^ We received word from our good The Board of Directors granted the deep fried fish sandwich, chilled pud­ return trips at 12:30 and 3:30 p.m. ARTISTIC friend and member Ann Lehmann Manchester Economic Development Manchester Policeman David week endorsed the purchase of Phone Tuesday, 9;30 a.m., bus for shop­ ding, beverage. who wishes to thank everyone for the Commission the authority to prepare Chzaszcz and Frank Manafort Jr. of Hilliard Pond for its appraised value, AIR CONDITIONING • REFRIGERATION HAIR Wednesday; Manhattan clam ping. 10 a.m., square dance class, oil plans for the industrial park in Kensington were honored by town of­ using state and federal funds to pay Business-Directory Guide For -646-0863 many lovely cards and prayers she painting class, and ceramic class. 1 HEATING and SHEH METAL chowder, baked macaroni and cheese received. It certainly gave her en­ Buckland that would include the ficials and the American Legion this 75 per cent of the cost. Within the DESIGNS casserole, frosted spice cake, p.m., return trip from shopping and next two months, the commission couragement. and has inspired her to Penney facility. week for their efforts to rescue a girl New England Mechanical S e n icet, bic. 34 I MROAO STHKCr beverage. Senior Bowling League at the Town Manager Robert Weiss, par­ trapped in a house explosion last will ask town director to authorize INC. MANCHCftTKM PMOr***IONAU PAMN be more determined than ever to get Manchester and Surrounding S U IT E 105 Parkade Lanes. ROUTE laa, p.o. aox a u r Thursday: Roast tom turkey with back with all her friends. ticipating in a workshop for local month. the purchase for open space. MANCHESTER. CONN. Wednesday, 10 a.m. to noon, TALCOTTVILLE, CONN. (08086) gravy and dressing, , Ann i^ now home at 31 Carol Dr. government officials, talked about Town Manager Robert Weiss pinochle games, and crewel em­ Health, social services _____ 643-2738 • 843-3102 BETTY GALLACHER/Prog, whipped potatoes, buttered green and if you'd like to drop by and say the state and regional cooperation received good reviews at a Board of Vicinity beans, cranberry nut bread, pumpkin hello, she'd be tickled to have you. broidery class. Noon to 12:30 p.m., that helped interest Penney in the Directors session this week. A A joint committee of represen­ lunch is served. 1 p.m., bridge CAMPING EQUIPMENT FAMOUS BRAN6 > pie, beverage. Only thing to remember is not to stay Manchester site. review of the manager's perfor­ tatives from Manchester Memorial Friday: Steamed frankfritter on a games, and arts and crafts class. Bus TELEVISION • APPLIANCES too long because she is still weak and A trip to Ohio has been scheduled mance is required every two years Hospital and Rockville General featuring this week... bun, Boston baked beans, diced Jello pickup at 8:30 a.m., return trips at Dec. 3 to view a J.C. Penney facility. by Town Charter. Hospital discussed a possible merger TINTt, CCTt, SLimNa BABI, US MATTIIEUEI, needs lots of rest. ST0VU,UNTEIINt MANCHESTER with fruit, beverage. Trips 12:30 and 3:15 p.m. The Greater Hartford Chamber of Dick Provost, who has worked in of the hospitals' pediatric and mater­ Thursday. 10 a.m. to noon, social Commerce will sponsor the trip, the town Youth Services Department nity departments. Of concern was Bowling A reminder that we have flyers NOMENPlOyDOIT dance lessons. Noon to 12:45 p.m.. which will include Weiss and some for seven years, announced his travel by patients if there is a here for a neat trip for you golfers FARR’S ^ News around the center starts with Hot meals and meals on wheels, 1 neighbors of the proposed site. resignation this week. Provost, 33, merger. Further study is planned. THE evenyTHlHO STORK and a terrific trip lined up for a 13- our Tuesday afternoon Senior p.m.. Fun-Day. featuring entertain­ will be taking a job in private in­ Town directors this week approved CAMMINE-aPDIlT 2 MAIN SYlKET APPLUNCE • TV 649-3589 Bowling League at the Parkade day stomp to Florida. Pick up a flyer OKN DAILY TO a P.M. J. FAM • 64S-7111 ment by our own members. Bus Public safety dustry. an outreach worker for the elderly. Nnt to stop I Nn9 Lanes with the following results: now, and read all about these trips. pickup at 8:30 a m. and noon (upon A serious Thursday afternoon fire Francis Mahoney, state represen­ The federally financed position is In the men's Class A group. Lenny Tag sale request), return trip at 3 p.m. caused minimal damage to a storage tative and former Manchester designed to help senior citizens get Bjorkman won the high triple with VOLKSWAGEN REPAIR Don't forget that there will be a Friday. 10 a m. to noon, kitchen shed at the L.M. Gill Welding and mayor, paid tribute to war veterans community services, 3 511 and A1 Bolis won the high single huge tag sale at the Forbes & social games, last chance to bring in Manufacturing Co., 1422 Tolland in Veterans Day ceremonies A food depot was established this by laclory trained apeclallata with a 189. In the Class B group, John Wallace building in the Parkade on extra canned goods. Noon to 12:30 Tpke. Thursday at Manchester Memorial week at the Manchester Shopping Phil Pete Rice won the high triple with 426 and Nov 20 and 21. We need some p.m.. lunch is served. 1 p.m. to 3:30 Up until Wednesday, when a sur­ Hospital. Parkade to provide Thanksgiving and ' . Locicero end ZIdek ARCO 0 TEMPLE’S the high single with a 171. p.m.. setback games. Bus pickup at volunteers to help with this sale, put prise snowstorm caused problems in Tina Borders, former director of Christmas baskets for local people in CARPET AND FLOOR COVBUNG In the women's Class A group. 8:30 a m., return trips at 12:30 p.m. on by the Bicentennial Band Shell central Connecticut, local fire the Women's Center at Manchester need. 646-5036 I NO MAW w rorio loa ib>. stt t-t Tons i iii t-i tel. 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PAGE FOUR - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn.. Sat., Nov. 13, 1976 $UOOO given Cheney Homestead fund PINEHURST... chairpersons for this year: Mrs. Lillian Little, SocletTr«i^*r’“ ‘ '’*® Manchester Historical m. at the Cheney Homestead, 106 Hartford Rd. Today, as always... ram S ltiw Cheney Homestead membership; Mrs. Marguerite Rhodes, oral history; As in other years, the rooms will be decorated for the mmirl|pstfr lEitfuin^Hrralb OOrdblatinn^ announced recqipt of a 21,- Mrs. Fled Blish and ^ s o n Bailey, Bicentennial; Mrs. (Christmas season, and there will be refreshments that U.S.D.A. CHOICE MEATS Trial rhetoric may be restricted Bernice Frattaroli, newsletter editor; Miss Catherine Manchester A City of Village Charm ( C v £ f '’y Mrs. S Winston might have been served in earlier periods and Last year hundreds of people enjoyed Thanksgiving Shea, librarian; Mrs. Ruth Willey, DAR liaison; and John demonstrations of early American crafts. with a Pinehurst DELUXE FRESH TURKEY. This year, Founded Oct. 1, 1881 Johnston, publicity. A small admission charge will be made for adults. with Thanksgiving only two weeks away, many of the Member. Audit Bureau of Circulation Member, Untied Presa International MlM.Dorothy S e J , same people are placing orders for a fresh turkey, f r ^ WASHINGTON - Sam Shepard, Court agreed to give prosecutors there is official, recorded evidence Wells Dennison will head and select a committee to Children 16 years old and younger, when accompanied by review and propose society bylaw revisions. capon or a Morrell ham. Published by the Manchester Publishing Co., Herald Square. the Cleveland osteopath who was ^ Andrew Tully ) some advice on the kind of language that the accused was — as criminal an adult, and society members will be admitted free. Mrs. Paul Adams said there are 275 paid society Come in, or call 643-4151 and Frank or Ed vrill Uke Manchester, Conn. 06040. Telephone (203) 643-2711. tried in the mid-’50s for allegedly cut­ that is permissible in trying to con­ Sociologists put it — "inclined” ' Da*Ienpo«*cLlf-J*'®T ‘'?''«^‘e'• of Mr. and Mrs. John One display will be the Bicentennial patchwork quilt of homestead commf/t ^".''e'' letter she commended the memberships to date. Counting the 113 family members your order for the new PERDUE 6 to 7 lb. "Oven Stuffer” vince a jury to impose the death toward crime, and the act with which existent and past Manchester historical buildings and Raymond F Robinson. Edilor*Publisner Harold E. Turkington. Managing Editor ting fatal incisions in his wife’s torso, as two, she said, there is a total of 386 members. Roaster, which people tell us is the tenderest, julcest, he is charged is a particularly vicious done for “splendid work you have sites. It was made and presented to the society by women most succulent tasting Roast Chicken they ever tasted. ~w«sct3ieit3ae

S'- ^ « PAOB SIX - MANCHECTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Sat., Nov. 13, 1976 Co ngregatio nalists' AREA CHURCHES r <• M'v.wKBrr'.ai.v.sf Plan a Great Hojiday Menu! to hear Dr. Stowe .r;'

. COVENTRY PRESBYTERIAN ST. GEORGE'S EPISCOPAL CHl'RCH, Nathan Hale School Rd. 31. CHIRCH, Boston.Tpke. (Rt. 44A) The Rev. Dr. David M. Stowe, of Rev. Dr. Richard W. Gray, pastor. -fS . Bolton. Rev. John D. Hughes, vicar. New York City, executive vice- 9:36 a.m., Worship: 11 a.m., Sunday 8 a.m.. Holy (Communion; 9:36 a.m.. School; 7:30 p.m.. Study at par­ Church School; 10 a.m., Holy Communion president of the United Church Board BREAKFAST 76 sonage on Cornwall Dr. and sermon. Nursery care provided; 11 for World Ministries, will be guest preacher Sunday at the 10 a.m. . FIRST .ASSEMBLIES OF GOD, 763 a.m.. Parish Coffee Hour. # p Oak St.. East HarUord. Rev. Ralph F. worship service at Center suiMV - aoNMr ■ m d tuesmv TRINITY l.l THERAN CHI RCH, Congregational Church. m m Jelley, pastor. Meadowlark Rd.. Vernon. Rev. Donald 10 a.m.. Church School; 11 a.m., Mor­ McClean, pastor. As executive vice-president of the Each of these advertised items is re­ ning Worship; 7 p.m.. Evening Service. 8 and 10:30 a.m., Worship Service; 9:15 overseas agency of the United ADVERTISED quired to be readiiY'availabie for sale a m.. Sunday School. Qmrch of Christ, the guest speaker at or bqlow the advertised' price in VERNON ASSEMBUES OF GOD. 51 heads a staff of more than SOO •• .Old TpwtrEd. each AEtP Store, except as specifi­ SUNBRIGHT - SACRED HEART CHI RCH, Rt 30. ITEM PDLICY - a r ' 9:45 a.'m., Sunday School for all ages; professionals working in 40 coun­ Vernon. Rev. Ralph Kelley, pastor; Rev. tries. In partnership with many cally noted in this ad. U a.m.. Morning Worship; 7 p.m.. Michael Donohue. Evening Evangelistic. Saturday Mass at 5 p.m.; Snnday Christian churches and ecumenical organizations, the United Church Masses at 7:30. 9. 10:30 a.m. and noon' <3 INTTED CONGREGATIONAL Board is involved in work in 1,200 CHI RCH, LMTED CHl'RCH OF W APPING COMMl NITA CHI RCH. schools and colleges, 80 hospitals and CHRIST,' Tolland. Rev. Donald G. 1790 Ellington Rd.. South Windsor. Rev. Holiday Check List! Miller, minister. clinics, 35 social service centers and Harold W. Richardson, minister. 3,000 congregations. It also con­ 9:30 and II a.m.. Worship Service and 9:15 and 10:45 a.m.. Worship Service Ham Church School: 7 to 8:30 p.m.. Pilgrim and Qmrch School, tributes to relief and development ASP ■ FAMILY Fellowship. projects in nearly every country in A n M i Sund^^ FIRST CONGREGATIONAL the world. ST. MARGARET MARA’S CHI RCH, Op®” Strt CHI RCH OF ANIKIAER, I'NITED Before assuming his present post, Flour Wapping. Rev. William McGrath and A CHI RCH OF CHRIST. Rev Da%-id J Rev, Joseph Schick, co-pastors. the Rev. Dr. Stowe was head of the Reese HI, minister. National Council of Qiurches’ Divi­ da*- Saturday Masses at 5 and 7 p.m.; Sun­ 9:45 a m . Church School for CO**- SAVE day Masses at 8:30 and 11:30 a m. kindergarten through Grade 8: 11 a.m.. sion of Ov'erseas Ministry for five Worship Service years. Rev. Dr. David Stowe 33‘ ST. FRANCIS OF ASSISI. 673 He and his wife went to Tientsin, Eltin^ao Rd., Sooth Windsor. Rev. John FIRST CONGREGATIONAL ■ COWj C. Gay, pastor. Rev. E^ene M. Kilbride. China, in 1945 as missionaries and in Lebanon, on a special a^gnm ent to 1 0 : 8 9 * ^ CHI RCH, Vernon Rev. John A. Lacey, ^ ite of the Qvmmunist seizure of Satur^y Masses at 5 and 7 p.m.. Sun­ minister: the Rev. Edwin W teach in the Near Bast School of flEBMIST M b. day Masses at 7:30 and II a.m. Bartholomew, assistant minister. power, stayed in China as long as Theology. He also visited missions l O u . $ 1 0 0 possible. In 1949, he joined the facul­ ST. MARA \S CHI RCH, Rt. 31, Coven­ 10 a m.. Worship Service, child and in­ and participated in conferences in Flako Mix pk|i I pkg. : j . Y fant care available, coffee fellowship ty of Yenching University at Peking as Asia. Africa and the Middle Blast. try, Rev, F. Bernard MUIct, pastor. Rev a lecturer in philosophy and IT Paul F. Ramen. after the service He returned to the United States in also taught in the School of Religion. YOUR CHOICE Saturday Masses at 5:15 p.m.; Sunday S T . PETER'S EPISCOPAL 1963 to take on interdenominational Masses at 7:30. 9:30 and 10:45 a m. TAie outbreak of the Korean Conflict responsibilities with the National WHOLE. RIB SIDE, OR CHI RCH. Sand Hill Rd., Sooth Windsor. in 1950 forced the Stowes and their ICiitYams AVERY ST. CHRISTIAN Rev Bruce Jacques, vicar. Councils of Churches. , 8am, Holy Communion; lOa.m,, Holy two children to return to the United GINGER ALE AND ALL FLAVORS-YUKON ^ FRESH - ANN PAGE REFORMED CHlTtCH, 661 Averj St. States. In 1956, he went to Beirut, South Windsor. Rev. Peter Mans, Communion, first and third Sundays of Loin Side minister. each month. Morning Prayer second, (Herald photo by Dunn) 8:30 a.m., ' Back to God" hour radio fourth and fifth Sundays broadcast. WTIC (1(*0); 9:C a m,, Sun­ Quart Soda ST. MAI RICE'S CHI RCH. Hebron Pork Loins day School and Adult Bible Study. 11 R d . Bolton Rev Robert W Oonin, carton a.m.. Worship Service; 7 pjn., Evoting pastor LOCAL CHURCHES PORK o( one Service. TJursery care for small children Saturday vigil Mass at 5:30 p.m., Sun­ *Grade LOIM ptuvjded. day Masses at 7:30. 8:15 and 11 a.m, dozen ST. BARTHOLOMEW'S CHIRCH. CHIRCH OF JESI S CHRIST OF vice ol Worship and gospel preaching. 3 p.m. and the first and third Thursday ST. MATTHEW'S CHI RCH, Tolland E. Middle Tpke Rev. Philip Hussey, L ATTER4A AA S AINTS. Woodside St i Child care and Bible story-hour for evenings from 7 to 9 except holidays, a q $100 BIRN'SIDE INTTED METHODIST Rev. FAaacis J. O'Keefe, pastor. CHI RCH, 16 Church St., East Hartford pastor HillstownRd. 'Wendel K. Walton, bishop children: 6:30 p.m., FTayer meeting: 7 free public lending library is m aintain^. Saturday Masses at 5 and 7 p.m.. Sun­ p.m.. Evening Worship and praise, w r I 'lb Rev. Henry J. Scherer Jr , pastor: Rev Saturday Mass at 6 p.m.; Sunday B;30 am.. Priesthood; 9:30 am.. NORTH INITED METHODIST ■ OEPOST day Masses at 1:30. 10:30 and 11:45 a.m. Gwendolyn M Arslen, associate pastor, Masses al B ,30. 10:15 and 11:30 a.m Seminary; 10 30 a.m.. Sunday School; 5 message by the pastor. Karl Gustafson >fLarge CHI RCH, 300 Parker St. Rev. Earle R. 10 a.m.. Worship Service, Church p.m.. Sacrament Service. will lead a hymnsing and musical ME~SSJ.AH EVANGELICAL GOSPEL HALl. 4K Center St (Tuster, pastor. School for Nurseiy through junior high, 9 program: 10:30 p.m., Rivivaltime radio FRUIT pH THE BOnOM LLTHERAN CHIRCH. ( 10 a.m.. Breaking bread: 11:45 a.m.. 9 and 10:30 a m.. Worship Service, ser­ a m.. Church School for senior high and service on WINF. Synodl, 386 Buckland Rd , Sooth Windsor. Sunday School; 7 p.m.. Gospel meeting. CONCORDIA LITHERAN mon: “Loyalty is a Four Letter Word,” SAVE 9 a.m.. Sunday School: 10 a m.. adult classes C H IR IH . 40 Pitkin St Rev Burton D SECOND CONGREGATIONAL coffee fellowship between services; 9 Hood Yogurt 4'.;^ 99' J 100% FLORIDA-A&P CHILLED Z3* Worship Service ST. BRim.ET CHI RCH. 70 Main St. Strand. Rev. David W. Rinas, co-pastors CHIRCH, INITED CHIRCH OF a m . Church School, Nursery, Grades 3 ST . DINSTAN'S CHIRCH, Rev John J. Delaney, pastor Rev. Manchester Rd.. Glastonbury Rev 8:30 a.m.. Holy Communion, (Siurch (HRIST. 385 N. Main St. Rev. Joseph through 6: 10:30 a.m.. Church School, TOMATO SAUCE ST. JOHN'S EPISCOPAL CHl'RCH. William J Stack. Rev William J Joseph R. Banncm. pastor. School from Grade 10, Nursery for small Zezzo. interim minister ■Nursery, kindergarten, Grades 1 and 2; Rl. 36, Veruou. Rev. Robert H. Wellner, Killeen Saturday Mass at 5 p.m. children. 10 a.m.. Holy Communion. 10 ajn., Morning Worship, Nursery- 1 30 p.m.. Green Lodge visitation; 6:30 rector. Saturday Masses at 6 and 7 30 p.m.. 3 Sunday Masses at 9 a.m., 5:30 and 7 30 Church School through Grade 6, Nursery through Church School Grade 12. sermon p.m.. Junior and Senior Youth groups; 8 I a.m.. He. pastor David M. Campbell, pastor CHIRCH OF THE NAZARENE. 236 CHI RCH. 1226 Main St. Rev. George W. St Capi and Mrs .Arthur Carlson, corps Wants Happiness for You — Will You Main St. Rev Neale McLain, pastor; Webb. Rev. Laurence M. Hill, pastors. SELECT - RIPE LINDSAY 9 aan., W or^ and Sunday Sdiool: 10 aun.. Church School for 3 year olds officers through Grade 12, Nurserv' available: .Accept I t" ''. U a.m.. Group discussion of Rev Donald P Kauffman, associate 9 and 10:45 a.m., Worship Services, 10:15 ajn.. Worship Service. 9:30 a.m Sunday School: 10-45 a.m.. 10:45 ajn.. Coffee and Conversation: 11 Oct 15 Watchtnwer magazine article pastor. Pastor Webb preaching, sermon; "Three Holiness Meeting; 6 p.m., Open-.Air "The Secret of Happy Family Life" 9:30 a.m , Sunday School classes for all >« range CRYSTAL LAKE COMMIMTA Versions of the Bible” ; 9 a.m., Adult Bi­ Juice a.m.. Family Warship Service. Nursery 0 Meeting. 7 p.m.. Salvation Meeting. ages: 10:45 ajii.. Morning Worship, with Pitted Olives I ^ VNTTEO METHODIST CHI RCH. for infants through Grade 2, sermon: EMAMEL UTHFRAN CHIRCH. ble Study. Grades 1 through 6 Sunday EXington. the Rev .Alan Keith. Bible teacher from ''Hie. Birth-Pangs of God's Kingdom ' n LL GOSPEL INTERDENOMl- Church and Chestnut ^ Rev Ronald School, Junior High Class, Nursery 16:15 a.m . Coffee hour; 11 a.m.. NATIONAL c m RCH. 745 Main St. New Minas, N.S., Can., preaching, and through 5 year olds; 10:15 a.m., Sunday BOLTON CONGREGATIONAL Fournier and Rev./Dale Gustafson, the Rev Ron Grabke, song evangelist •V .w Worship Service. Sunday Sdiool Rev Philip Saunders, minister pastors. Miss Jennie Jones, intem School open house: 10:45 a.m., Junior and CHIRCH. Bolton Center Rd Rev. J from Springfield, Mass.; 7 p.m,. Evening 10 .30 a m.. Praise. Worship Service B:30 and 13 a.m.. Loyalty Sunday, Chi- Senior High School Class, Nursery RELIGIOIS SOCIETY OF Stanton Cimover. minister. Service, the Rev. Mr. Keith, preaching BEEF ROUND and Bible study for all ages; 7 p.m.. Rho Players presentation ol play. through 5 year olds; 12:30.p.m„ Church FRIENDS (QlAKERSi, Hartford 10:15 a m.. 'Church School and and special music by the Rev Mr. BONELESS BEEF RGUNIF 7 0 ^ Deliverance Service “Luther.' Chapel service for children; dinner; 5:30 p.m., Membership Orienta­ Friends Meeting House. 144 S. Quaker Nursery, 10:30 am.. Worship Service, Grabke, Nursery provided at both ser­ 9:45 a.m.. Church School and .Adult tion Class; 7:30 p.m., Praise and can Eye Round Roasts BONELfSf L » . West Hartford sermon 'The HandwTiting On The FAITH BAPTIST CHI RCH. Orange vices Teaching Service. ill am.. Meeting for Warship. Wall '; 6:30 p.m , Junior Pilgrim Hall 72 E Center St. Rev James Forum on Bible study. 9 45 and 11 a.m.. Fellowship. Nursery for infants CENTER CONGREGATIONAL PREVCX OF PEACE UTHER-AN Beliasoi, pastor ZION EA ANGEUCAL LITHERAN 39 CHIRCH. LMTED CHLRCH OF ottomRouni CHI RCH, RL a and N. River Rd., 9.30 a.m.. Sunday School: 10 30 a.m.. CHI RCH OF CHRIST. Lydall and CHIRCH. (AllSSOlRI SANODl, SEMI-SWEET CHOCOLATE Rottom Rump Roasts INION CONGREGATIONAL Warship Service. 7 p.m.. Evening Ser­ CHRIST. 11 Center St. Rev. Newell H. Oeverfi'y. Rev. W.H. WiBcens. pastor. CHIRCH, Rockville Rev Paul J Bow­ Vernon Sts Eugene Brewer, minister. Cooper and High Sts. Rev. Charles W 9 am., Sunday Sdiool; 10:15 am.. vice. 9 a.m.. Bible Classes; 10 a.m.. C3irtis Jr . Rev. R. Winthrpp Nelson Jr., Ih HOT OR S W EEn f man, minister, Rev David B Eusden, Kuhl. pastor pastoirs. rsicH.vti Worship Service. (9 am. during Jnlv and Worship, sermon “Accepting Christ 6 9 a.m,. Divine Worship, 10:15 a.m . Nestle’ s '/ir99< Roasts Italian Sausage MARCO BY SALVAUME associate minister CHI RCH or THE ASSlT«PTIOV 9 a m . Lighthouse Bible Study in Vo'CLOCK j 9 9 i : Augwti, p.m.. Worship, sermon; "Book Review - Sunday School and A'outh Forum. ID: 10 to 9:15 a.m.. .Adult Bible Class. 10:30 .Adams St at Thompson Rd Rev Nursery. 10a.m.. Worship Service, &nc- Corinthians ' 11:35 a.m.. First and Second Year A'outh CORN MUFFIN Icdf,!*!. A SUPERB BLEND ■ .ST,- PETER’S EPISCOPAL aun.. Church School, infants through Edward S Pepiiif pastor. Rev. Paul tuarr tte Rev. Dr, David M. Stowe, HILLSHIRE FARMS Instruction; 7 p.m.. Youth meeting RICH IN BRAZILIAN . OnrSCB; ft. 85, Hebron. Rev. William Grade B: 10:45 a.m.. Morning Worship, Trinque C.(*MMIMTA BAPTlfiT CHIRCH. gnes; pracber. Church School; 11:15 8'/^ •z.$ '1 00 Hillshire Kielbasa POLISitz « r ,f sermon topic: "The Grasshopper Saturday Masses at 5 and 7:30 p.m.; COFFEES 2 9 Pening, rector. AN AMERICAN BAPTIST CHIRCH. ^;T. MAKV'k e p is c o p a l CHIRCH. aJK New Member (Conversations In Jiffy Mix 5 p k ll. I Complex' , 11:45 ajn., Coffee Hour in the Sunday Masses ai 7 30. 9.10 30 and 11:45 585 E. Center St Rev. Ondon Stairs. • 16 am., Wor*^ Service, Church Church and Park Sts Rev Stephen K Federalioi Room. Coffee Shoppe in "O V E ir-- School and Nursery. Chapel. 3 46 p.m , Senior Pilgrim a.m miniBler, Rev Frederick Lanz, director Jacobson, rector; Rev. Ronald E WoBOruS Hall; 4 p.m.. Grade 8 (Conflr- OXFORD PICKLES Fellowsh^i will meet at Middle SchooHor Eight O’clock READY’: - ' ol Christian education Haldeman. assistant to the rector matioE. 7p j n . Youth Group, Federation Grade “ A" Ducks 6 9 * ROCKVILLE INTIED METH­ voD^ivall; 6 to 7:30 p.m.. Junior Pilgrim I MTU* PENTECOST AL o n RCH. IK Woodbridge St Rev R o b ^ Baker, 9:16 a.m.. Church School lor all ages, 7:30 a.m . Holy Communion Book of Room O D ^ CH lw aL 1« Grove St Rev FeDowsh^i will meet in the church to kindergarten through Grade 4 continuing Sweet Mixed V 6 9 ' 'Jkhn YT.'McHtiiDer, pastor. pastor Common Prayer: 0 a.m.. Holy Eucharist Bean Coffee cantinue with its discussion of “The during the service. Sharing Class, 20-40 Rite 2, with sermon by Father Jacobson. IMTARUV IMVERSALIST 9:31 am.. Workup Service. Future of Me ” 10 a.m., Sunday School; 6:30 pjn., SAK.IETA: EAST, Community Y, 79 N. Cornish Hens "Sound of His Coming' radio program on Class led by the Rev Mr Lanz. 40-plus Church School, Nursery care. luUuwed by WALNUT MEATS Class led by the Rev Mr Stairs; 10:30 Main St Rev. Arnold Westwood, ST. JOSEPH CHl'RCH. 33 West a . GILEAD CONGREGATIONAL WINT, 7:30 p.m.. Evangelistic Service. coffee hour, 13 a.m.. Holy Euchansl. mmister - l k . $ 1 59 RackviBe. CHIRCH. Hebron. Rev Marshall B ajn.. Morning Worship, Pledge Sunday, Rile 2. with sermon ly Fatter Jacobson: ,$149 Diamond il l I 'Sahmliy Masses at 5 and 7 pm.; Sun­ Hughes, pastor ST. JAMES (H IR tH . Msgr Edward message "The Things We Ought toDo, " 5 p.m., Evemng Prayer. Book ol Com­ IP 30 a m . the Rev. Mr. Westwood will day -Masses 8:39 (PidiMi) at 16 am. 10:30 axn., Wordiip Service, the Rev J. Reardon, pastor; Rev Bernard Nursery provided: 2 p.m . Senior High mon Prayer talk on .Myth and the Quest for PRODUCE EXTRAVANGAZAi Mr. Hughes preaching. Nursery Killeen Youth Fellowship bowling party; 6 p.m.. Meaning." Nursery and Sunday School, (Fh^ at 11: B am.. Vigil of Holy days at FIRST CHIRCH OF CHRIST. coffee and conversation. provided; 9:15 a.m.. Church School Saturday Masses at 5 and 7.30 p.m.; Junior High Y’outh Fellowship will meet. VEGETABLE SHORTENING T pm., Ho^udi^ at 7:39,9 am . and 5 and SUENTIST. 447 N. Mam St. U.S. NO. 1 7 pm. OottfessNos; Saturday 4 and 7:30 classes. Sunday Masses al 7 30. 9. 10:30 a.m., Sharing-Discussion Group led by Pastor PRESBATERIAN CHLRCH, 43 GRADE “A ” p m noon and 5 p.m Stairs. U ajn.. Church Service. Sunday Scbool SECOND CONGREGATIONAL for pupils up to the age of 20. care for Spruce St Rev. Art Kay, moderator. CHUNK LIGHT Eastern Potatoes WHITE - ROCKVILLE BAPTIST CHLRCa CHIRCH. INITED CHIRCH OF C4LA AKA CHIRCH. AfiSEMBUES 9:15 a m . Sunday School; 10:30 a.m.. ST. JOHN'S P(*USH NATIONAL very young pupils, subject of tte lesson- 89 Dmoh'SL Rev Robert L. LaCoonte. CHRIST, Rl 44A, Coventry. Rev. OF (Atu. 647 E Middle Tpke. Rev Worship. Nursery provided: 7 p.m.. In­ ^ C ris c o CATHOUC C H IR IH . 23 Golway St. sermon: “Mortals and Immortals. " Robert K Bechtold. minister. Kenneth L. Gustafson, pastor formal Worship, study and fellowship. Starkist 9-um . Worship Service: 18:15 a.m., Rev Walter A Hyszko, pastor golden text from tte Bible. “Tbou shall 9:15 a.m.. CSristian education for all 9:45 ajn.. Sunday School Bible classes be called by a new name, which tte r—dey Sdnoi: 7 pm.. Evening Service. ages. 10:30 am .. Service of wor^iip 9 a.m.. Mass in English; 10:30 a.m., Mass in Polish and English. for adults and children; 10:50 a.m., Ser­ mouth of the Lord shall name " Isaiah w Tuna ZESTY ST. RERNARD'S CHLRCH, AERNON INTTED METHODIST 62:2. Tte Christian Science Reading * 3 . $ 1 4 9 Yellow Onions FRESH Rdckvaie. Rev. Jofau J. White, pastor. CHIRCH. Rl 30 Room. 968 Main St., is open to tte public Rev. WBham J. FAynn. assoc, pastor. 11 a.m , Worship Service. CSiurch Mondays through Fridays from 10a.m to Riw. Frank Alagna. weekend assistata. School for all ages. 6'A iz. Subuday llasM at 5 and 7 pm.; Sun­ u . f s Cll EXTRAJ day Masses at 7,8:38. U and 11:31 a m Japanese scholar to speah Sunday WHITE-NO. 27 SIZE FLORIDA SEEDLESS LARGE-'! JELLIED OR WHOLE - ARP A&P GIFT CERTIFICATES! Grapefruit SIZE Bbek leader's Hiromu Shimizu of Nara, a sabbatical leave from influence of prominent Christian baptism has Japan, a visiting research Nara University. His study American Christians on long been a center of "IDULCHRISnUSCIFTUvilllUi indchild fellow at Yale University, at Yale also involves the American literature religious controversy. It Cranberry New at your Local ASP Stores In w-iD be guest speaker Sun­ need not be for all who U.S. NO. 1 - 2V4 day at the 7 p jn. service at accept the sole authority of 16 oz. 00 Danomlnatlons of ^5** S (Customized It:. > here Trinity Covenant Church. the Bible, for its teaching MINIMUM if plain. Sauce 3 cm certlflcates also Availablal) Cortland Apples ALL PURPOSE ~ Qeeeetiiyi, the six-week-oM son of Shimizu will also be S«BB and Oiogindhlela Stbole of Proper subjecU of bap­ guest speaker at the next tism are one facet of Um Rhodasia, was b^itued Sunday, Oct ! ' ' ^ ^ o r t h w a • PAiCE & PRtOE • PRICE & PRIDE • • PRICE 4 PRIDE • PRICE 4 PRIDE • | • PRICE 4 PRICE • PRICE 4 PRIDE • • PRICE ^ PRIDE • PRICE & PRIDE • three Sunday evening ser­ questioa. John tte Baptist Hi ' I ■ I U| - ■" SI. at Center Ooogregatianal Chiiith i I d / FOR WILD BIRDS . ^ vices at the churdt. demanded repentance of COUPON e n c COUPON o A c uuurun COUPON 7 i c by the Rev, NewdI Curtis Jr., seniw those requesting baptism, VALUE O U VALUE 3 0 ^ I » VALUE 40*^ VALUE « I anriMcr of the churefa. On Nov. 21, he will t^ieak Matt. 3:7J. made I I UJ Mums " I £ H Birdfeed CInngetayi is'the first grandchild on ‘Covenant Work in KAN belief a prerequisite of AHNPAU 5 I a FlAVOIFUl o f t t e Rev.' Ndabaningi Sithole, a Japan.” and show" slides baptism, Mark 16:15,16. Eight CHiCKEU NOOMi SWEET MELLOW - SQUASH DELICIOUS United Charch of Qirist minister, deleting the outreach of When the Ethiopian asked Rod NOTICE Half Gallon J I o Upton Cup- wto nntil last year was a political Harry E n^m an, the Cove­ for baptism, Philip said, OXIock Rose o i Butternut 1 St Dates oC the Ian Smitfa repme nant missiODary currently HEW STORE HOURS "If than believiest with ail Ice Cream A-Soup i48 It YOUm GRADE “A-A ” mi'rnMMi Infaata and young > Ml. k8| m I O' 100d.pk|. PAY 3 ia talks with the Smith Twain and Christianity” efaUdren are incapable d UOIMIMiSlIUWl Cranberries '^39* gommuent for bladt control of that and "Japanese Authtm OPEN meaningful faith and s e lUHTIMIINIlIPNraiFAWlf. UNTMKCNrNKIFAWlf. LMTMKCOIIPMraiFAIMiy. Chestnuts 991 uwT aiE courw ki fmmu. VAUtItV. 14-21.1878 ■atkn at a conference in Geneva and Ghristian Faith.” repentance—hence are in­ HIN m. 14-N. 1111 VAUtlt*. 14-21.1871 VAUt Ml. 14-21 1171 Switaerland. capable of tnie baptism. I tf-t Last June, the Rev Mr. Sittole.liis The public is invited to A L L D A Y beseech yon who are SI w API s i y son and danRhter-in-law were wed- attend all these sendees, treating in an Infant ”b ^ O i B ' m m ^ 5 “ I " o a o t 0 3 0 Yellew Turnip 1 5 1 Escarele 391 . . m ' ting guests at (he borne of the Rev. which frill take place in SUNDAY tiam” to do so no morej L-.PRICE 4 PRIDE • PRICE 4 P6I0I • | • PRICE 4 PRIDE • PRICE 4 PRIDE • | • PRICE 4 PRIDE • PRICE 4 PRIDE • | • PRICE 41PRI0E • PRICE n PRIDE • \ ______Mr.' and Mrs. CnrUs. The two Fellowship Hall of the Lay aside this human PWCU EFFECTIVE NOVEUKN 14-20,1976 UNLEU OTHERWIK NOTEI nuRitim were both graduated from church. perverskai of the deeply .AndurerNewtpn iWological School aignincant Christian or- 1, SbiroizB is living on v -^ - ,*a 'A^Newt4R,'.|Cass. Lata', when the 9 A.M.-5 P.M. dinince, and obey Cod by i t P o rta St. while studying beiac truly bapUtedI , B ct. Hr. SMule was impriaoned in Susan and Dingindhlela Sithole of Rhodesia are waiting for their the effect of Jonathan Rhadesia, his son lived in the Curtis six-we^ oM son, Chengetayi, to received the Sacrament of Edwards on Ameidcan CHKNffCMrtt f I .iailf.|FNewtan. Lydall and Vernon Streets Christian Baptism in Center Congregational Churdi. literature at Yale. He is on PhoMtNMM

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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn.. Sat., Nov,.i8 ra^ ^mweu m pivot Fbreman sued NEW YORK (UPI) - Form er Herald angle ^St. Paul trounces East heavyweight boxing chamfiion George Foreman was sued for $10 filling Cowen^s shoes million Friday by a woman who said Earl Yost he assaulted her twice with his fists, Burks 111, Rockets 99 the most recent occurring last month NEW YORK (UPI) - The Sidney Wicks and Jo Jo White at a New York hotel. Sports Editor in impressive fashion providing the individual high scoring Scott Lloyd scored 20 points and two-headed pivot man may The suit was filed in Manhattan for the Celtics with 22 points apiece, Bob Dandrldge and Elmore Smith 17 comeback move to gather in a 28- soon become a main attraction apiece as Milwaukee broke a four- Supreme Court by Erma Compton oT engineered the St. Paul offense while Aaron James led the Jazz with By LEN AUSTER with two games left. yard aerial from Brasa just inside game losing streak by downing New York, who charged that smartly and his pitchouts were right at Boston Garden. . 21 and E.C. Coleman added 14. Pete "Are they awesome,” questioned the end Zone for the score. The same Houston. The Rockets trailed 86-85 Foreman "intentionally and with Herald Sportswriler out of the textbook, on target to the With Dave Cowens no longer oc­ Maravich, the league’s scoring rhetorically East coach John LaFon- combination combined for the two- with 10:37 remaining but Junior malice” assaulted her with his fists Mancheater Open stays featuring state colleges. Trinity, Awesome is an accurate runners who gathered them in in full cupying center ring, Jim M and leader, was held to just 11 points. tana, ‘"That (Brian) McCutcheon is point conversion on a post pattern. Bridgman scored five straight points at the Concorde Hotel at Kiamesha Schedule of golfing tournaments at Hartford, Fairfield and UConn...Art description of St. Paul’s foot­ flight. Tom Boswell hhve suddenly emerged Elsewhere in the NBA, something else. He’s just too quick to Carter, getting back Into the form for the Bucks and Brian Winters hit a Lake, N.Y., on Nov. 26, 1975. the ^ n c h e ste r Country Club for the Richman has officially taken over as ball team. The high*powered, "St. Paul never stops blocking and as showtime performers. Philadelphia bombed Washington get a hand on,” he added. the East coaches had hoped for in jumper to make it 93-85 with 7:30 left 1977 season will include the director of public relations for the you can see blockers all the way The duo combined for 28 points and 143-104, Detroit beat the New York well-oiled Falcons ran at will McCutcheon, who was St. Paul’s pre-season, ran hard, and finished to assure the victory. Mike Newlin Manchester Open. Ralph DeNicolo, New York Mets. He has been with downfield. ’They are a well-oiled 19 rebounds Friday night as the Knicks 111-97, Milwaukee defeated offensively and were just too scorekeeper a year ago, is the with 36 yards on 11 carries, an 11- led Houston with 23 while Rudy club pro, reports the popular two-day the club 12 years as director of machine. But we did prove they Celtics outstepped the New Orleans Houston 111-99, topped Falcons’ leading point-maker. He yard loss on his final carry cutting Tomjanovich had 18. play will be staged ^ p t. "10 - for promotions after 21 years with the much as they overpbwered aren’t as good defensively ^ offen­ Jazz 117-110 for their second victoiy Indiana 117-106 and Seattle downed tallied four touchdowns on runs of 28, into his total. Brasa completed four Lakers 117, Pacers 106 U.S. leads amateurs and Sept. 12 - for New York Mirror. Richman’s older E!ast Catholic, 44-14, in an HCC sively,” LaFontana remarked. in a row since the departure of their Kansas City 102-97. nine, 60 and three yards to run his of 14 passes for 68 yards. Kareem Abdul-Jabbar scored 34 professionals - as in recent years. brother. Milt, is sports editor of confrontation last night at The Eagles’ young but steadily im­ 6-foot-8 middle man. T6rrH 143, Bullets 104 season total to an amazing 26. He “ We are very pleased with the way points and Lucius Allen had 28 to lift There had been a movement under United Press International in New proving offense when you look at it "I thought Jimmy and Tommy George McGinnis scored 36 points frigid Mt. Nebo before 500 amassed 186 of the Falcons’ 343 the offense moved the ball. The line Los Angeles to 5-6. Abdul-Jabbar, the way to scratch the Open from the York and one of the country’s top didn’t do poorly against St. Paul, - both played very well,” said Boston and, Julius Erving 28 for Davis Cup fans. rushing yards on just 11 carries. is doing the job now. We have Bloom­ NBA’s most accurate shooter at 61 schedule but enough support was not columnists...Channel 30 will bring in which had allowed just 72 points in Coach Tom Heinsohn. “Everybody Philadelphia. McGinnis shot 151or 19 The victory was St. Paul’s ninth in Joe McCann and Daryl Hamel ac­ field and Manchester left and we are per cent from the field, hit 16 of 29 evident at a recent meeting of the Sunday’s top NFL game between eight prior outings. ’They had two made a contribution. We have enough from the floor, while Erving was 13 a row without a loss and third in con- counted for St. Paul’s other scores on looking to finish strong,” LaFontana shots. Rookie forward Earl Tatum membership. DeNicolo will direct New England and Baltimore...How nice drives of 52 and 68 yards which talent here to go with 11 men,” he of 18 and was credited with 10 assists, frerence play. It sets the stage for a runs of three and 31 yards respective­ noted. also sparked the Lakers with 10 of his play, 2-0 play with Tony Pietrantonio his man much money are the Howes drawing resulted in scores. said with regard to his depleted eight steals, seven rebounds and two confrontation Friday night at Palmer ly and Hamel added three two-point 14 points fn the fourth quarter, while Friday as he has been in the past. in Houston in WHA play? Gordie The first march was ignited by a foster. Cowens took an un­ blocked shots. Elvin Hayes sc o r^ 26 Field in Middletown against Xavier conversions and McCann another for Statistics: forward Billy Knight M the Pacers The pair has done the bulk of the Howe is reported to draw $125,000 an­ pass interception by sophomore precedented leave of absence points to lead the Bullets and his 13 for the HCC title. East winds up 0-4 in the final 44 point total. Senior EC Sl.P with 29 points and center Dan Round- CARACAS, Venezuela (UPI) — work in putting over the two nually and sons Mark and Marty are linebacker Brian Shea at the East 48. earlier this week and is seriously rebounds made him the 12th man in the conference and is 1-7 over-all quarterback Scott Dumont 46 Offensive plays, 47 field added 19. Vitas Gerulaitis and Dick Stockton days...With the weatherman in the $140,000 and $110,000 brackets. Arnie Carter, running'hard, chewed considering quitting pro basketball. history to grab over 10,000 — he has 9 First downs 14 Super.Sonirs 102, Kings 97 soundly defeated Venezuela’s top two cooperating at least one of the two Should the Howe family be induced to up 35 yards in the drive downfield In the first eight games of the 10,006. . .32-80 Rushes-yards 38-343 Fred Brown contributed 21 of his 33 players Friday night to give the weekend days the past month, at tear up their Houston contracts and capped off by a one-yard plunge by season, Ard and Boswell had com­ Pistons 111, Knirks 97 68 Passing yards 35 points in the second half to give Seat­ United States a commanding 2-0 lead least 100 golfers have played at the sign with the Whalers the latter will sophomore QB Ken Brasa. bined for an average of less than two Bob Lanier scored 30 points to 4-14 Passing 3-9 tle its 22nd consecutive regular in the Davis Cup Zone elimination. Manchester course. Starting times have to shave a few six-figure The other tally came via the air points and three rebounds a game in spark Detroit as the Pistons ran off i48 Total yards 378 (UPI Photo) season home-court victory and boost The Americans can wrap up the are no longer available for the salaried players. fCozza in farewell? lanes with Brasa pitching to junior I Fumbles lost 0 averaging just over 12 minutes qf their fourth straight victory to even the Sonics’ record to 6-6 — without a qualifying round with a victory this balance of the fall...Basketball prac­ Dave Kisner three times for 61 play. Their combined totals against their record at 6-6. Lanier, Ralph 1 Interceptions by . 1 win on the road. The Kings’ guards afternoon in the doubles competition tice for high schools in the CIAC BOSTON (UPI) — Carmen Cozza probably was yards. Kisner, who also has seen ac­ Battle for rebounding ball Los Angeles and the Jazz show 48 Simpson and Kevin Porter paced a Right place, right time 25 Yds. penaiized 25 led the Kansas City attack as Brian or either of the two remaining singles membership starts Nov. 22 with the ending bis Yale coaching career today and was tion at quarterback, made a pretty points and 33 rebounds in 93 minutes 25-6 Detroit surge in the third quarter One of the brightest young Taylor scored 22 and Ron Boone 21, matches. U.S. Coach Tony Trabert is first game Dec. 10. Teams will be Sidney Wicks of Boston and Rick Kelley of New Orleans go between them. to ice the game. Porter finish^ with receivers in - the National Football hoping to finish with a rare win at Harvard. The NBA record for most con­ expected to send Fred McNair and restricted to 20 games. Baseball “ If they keep playing like that, 22, Simpson 18 and Howard Porter 15. League this season has been Roger Whether he won or lost, Cozza wanted the game for hall in rebound battle as Celtics trimmed Jazz at Boston secutive home triumphs is 36, set by Sherwood Stewart against Humphrey schedules will have 18 as the 'we’ll be competitive,” added Hein­ Walt Frazier and Lonnie Shelton Carr of Baltimore and it was an inci­ Garden last night. Philadelphia in 1966-67. Hose and Jorge Andrew in the maximum number of games allowed. to he decided early. Schoolboy runners sohn,’.’ each had 16 for the Knicks. dent in high school that changed his doubles. Fifteen practice days are required “I expect a typical Harvard-Yale game,” said life. Cozza who is expected to leave the sidelines to Gerulaitis defeated Hose, for both baseball and basketball “I wasn’t playing football, my Venezuela’s top player, 3-6,6-4,6-3,6- before games may be grades wer^ down and I was ineligi­ become Yale’s athletic director next year. “But I fare well in Open 4, after Stockton blitzed Andrew, 6-2, played...Baltimore Colt coach Ted ble for mv senior year,” he notes. He I hope it doesn,t go all the way to the wire because I From pain to smiles 6-4, 9-7. Both Hose and Andrew Marchibroda claims his front four of Patriots desperate, overheard a coach talking about an don’t know if I can take another one.” attended Corpus Christ! University in ends Fred Cook and John Dutton and upcoming track meet and asked if he LONDON (UPI) - The face that maculately as ever, the Americans . tackles Joe Ehrmann and Mike I If the Elis win, they wll gain at least a share of Taking eighth and ninth places respectively were East would participate. Carr had been was twisted in pain of defeat a day took only 17 minutes to win the first Mose took the first set with Barnes are as good as the one-time the Ivy League crown that has eluded them since Catholic and Manchester High in yesterday’s State Open Cross a long jumper back in Oklahoma. earlier was wreathed in smiles set without dropping a game. aggresive pidy, capitalizing on his Los Angeles Rams’ unit of Deacon 1968. Brown would be the Ivy co-champion with a Country Meet at Edgewood Country Club in Cromwell. “The coach wasn’t very en­ need victory Sunday Friday. They suffered a lapse in the second powerful backhand, and looked to be Jones, Merlin Olsen, Rosy Grier and couraging because I hadn’t been win over Columbia. Should Harvard beat Yale and The Eagles totaled 310 points to tredge 161st spot. Rosie',Casals grinned happily after set, however, when Evert, serving in control at the start of the second Lamar Lundy. Marchibroda played working out but he finally agreed to I Brown lose, there would be a three-way tie for the finish in the top 10 in the state for the The top 50 finishers will run BALTIMORE (UPI) - The “They have excellent personnel pleting 18 of 25 for 275 yards and she and Chris Evert scored a 6-0,5-7, for victory, saw the British breah - ^ e t before Gerulaitis began finding with the latter unit. take me. Well, it was one of those title. third consecutive year while against the best from Massachusetts first-place Baltimore Colts and it certainly was a dog fight,” he three touchdowns, while running 6-1 victory over Wade and through to tie the set at 5-5. Wadenld the range with his long forehand days when everything went right and Since taking over for John Pont in 1965, Cozza Manchester totaled 353 points. next Saturday in Hamden meaning said. “They showed everybody after back Lydell Mitchell, who needs only Sue Barkbr to give the United States Barker, buoyed by this, took the next strokes. Dominate awards will be fighting to increase that game they could play. 113 yards to reach the 1,000-yard a 3-1 lead over Britain in the 48th two games for the sefT I won. That qualified me for the has compiled a 70-30-1 record. Six of the losses Northwest Catholic in an upset won one more race in ‘76 for The change in tempo seemed to Winners of the Manchester Midget regional meet and I won that, too. I the team title with a point total of Manchester’s Flosdorf and East’s their two-game lead in the “ I certainly hope that the extra mark, Idads AFC runners. Wightman Cup women’s tennis The Americanfbounced brilliantly throw Hose and he was visibly ner­ Football League, the Jets also wound up setting a record in the state and the one tie were against Harvard. Of his four 184. Xavier, another HCC team, took O’Connor, Clifford, Lecko and American Football preparation we took before that first New Engand was the last AFC match, to reel off the first four games in the vous in the third set and made dominated the season awards. John meet and was offered a track wins over the Crimson, Cozza has been victorious third place with a total of 225. The Colbert. Conference’s Eastern Division time does us some good.” team to beat Baltimore in regular Casals, who had to have pain- decider'and held on comfortably to numerous unforced errors. Dubois was named the top lineman, scholarship at Louisiana Tech. only once at Harvard Stadium. Many of the games CCIL didn’t fair poorly as Windham Sunday while their opponents, Besides claiming first place in the season Oct. 19, 1975. Since then, the killing Injections in her leg before win 6-1. Gerulaitis broke his serve several Thursday’s singles which she lost to Shawn Spears the best back and Ver­ “When I got to college, I was S have been close, decided in the last minute as in High was fourth with 271 points and the New England Patriots, division, the Colts, 8-1, are going into Colts_have managed to win 17 of their E a rlie r, C a lifo rn ia ’s T erry times and coasted through the watching football practice one day East Hartford High was sixth with the game at Memorial Stadium with last '18 regular season contests. Barker, was a much happier girl. Holladay celebrated her Wightman nal Arnum walked off with the i5 1968 when the Crimson scored eight late points to desperately need the win to remainder of the match almost un­ sportsmanship laurels. Speakers at and they needed a punter. I asked to 271 points. Coventry bows other top honors. The Colts and Patriots, 6-3, both “We played the best we could and Cup debut with a 3-6, 6-1, 6-4 victory challenged. Andrew, apparently ner­ the annual banquet were Rick Marsh, try out and did pretty well. At the end S force a 29-29 tie. Two years ago at Harvard, Top local individual finisher was narrow the gap. The Colts are the NFL’s No. 1 won last weekend, the Colts' everything went well. It was a very over Glynis Coles to give the U.S. a 2- vous before the hometown crowd, voice of midget football games, and of practice, we ran sprints and I I quarterback Milt Holt scored Harvard’s winning Manchester’s senior tri-captain Colts’ coach Ted Marchibroda scoring club with 278 points. Their trampling San Diego, 37-21, and New '■ important match,” she said. 1 advantage after Thursday’s tied hurt his cause in the first two sets by Jack Holik, Manchester High varsity always won. ’The coach said I was one K touchdown of a 21-16 game in the final 15 seconds. Glenn Flosdorf in 18th position. In­ in tournament called Sunday’s confrontation “our defense is also the leader in quarter­ England squeaking by Buffalo, 20-10, But she said she would wait until position. frequent overhitting. He rallied in football coach...Channel 22 will of the fastest guys he’d ever seen and A .At Yale last year, Mike Lynch’s field goal at the end dividual winner as expected was New biggest game of the season.” During back sacks with 44 in the NFL and in an error-filled contest. today before deciding if she was fit The Americans need to win only the third set with some of the steam enough to play a singles match launch its 1976-77 basketball season so he made me a wide receiver,” he of the game gave Harvard a 10-7 win. Canaan High’s Mike Cotton, one of Bowing out of the State Soccer the first Colt-Patriot showdown, the offense takes top honors in the Last week. New England rookie one of today’s three matches to gone from Stockton’s power serves. Tournament yesterday was Coventry AFC. cornerback Mike Haynes became the against Wade. “It feels okay at the clinch the best-of-seven competition coverage of college games by recalls. Yl hile Cozza dreads another last-minute finish, the top schoolboy runners in the Marchibroda said his club was Andrew led for the first time in the bringing in the UConn-Yale offering Carr led the nation in pass country according to leadi cross High as it dropped a Class S Division “afraid of New England,” but Individually, quarterback Bert first player in the club’s 17-year rnoment,’’ she said. "But I will have for the first time in three years. third set as each player held his own Dec. 4 from New Haven. Ken receiving in 1972 as a junior and was ji; joe Restic will settle for an exciting ending. country figures. quarterfinal bout to top-ranked Baltimore prevailed, 27-13. Jones leads the NFL in passing, com- history to return a punt for a score. to wait and see.” Casals meets Wade, Evert plays service until the tiring Stockton final­ Coleman, former Boston Red Sox an­ a first round pick by the Colts in 1974. ?: “1 just hope we’re in it at that point. If we’re East bunched four of its runs with Terryville, 2-1, at the University of He missed an opportunity to set the There seemed nothing wrong with Barker and Mona Guerrant and Anne ly rallied to break Andrew’s service nouncer, now with the Cincinnati This season he’s made 24 catches I close in the last 15 to 35 seconds that means we senior Luke O’Connor taking 24th Hartford. mark in pre-season when he spiked Casals’ mobility against Wade and Kiyomura take on Sue Mappin and with well place cross-court shots, to Barker. With Evert playing as im-' Reds, will handle the play by-play for 688 yards and eight touchdowns, still can win.” place, freshman sensation John Clif­ Mike Cifone scored both goals for the ball at Cleveland’s five-yard line. Lesley Charles. move ahead, 8-7. Officers, commissioners Patriot running back Sam Cun­ with George Ehrlich doing the color. top figure among receivers. I “Yale has the best ballclub in the league,” said ford 37th, senior Eric Lecko 41st and Terryville, now with a perfect 15-0 Eight other games will be carried Have a nice weekend. senior Steve Colbert 47th. For record. Rich Elwell scored For fifth- ningham’s best-ever 141 rushing Restic. “They have the ability to control the foot­ Manchester, sophomore Ed Lemieux ranked Coventry which ends its cam­ yards added to Haynes’ performance ball offensively and keep their defense off the field. was 72nd, senior George Trian 77th, paign with.a fine 12-2-2 record. Andy selected in Little League in the New England victory. Cun­ They kept the ball for 45 minutes against Penn and junior Wes Fedorehak 80th and Huckins, Sean Bradley And net- ningham now has 779 yards rushing Worst NFL teams in New York minder Butch Richardson were stan­ and 25 catches for 275 yards to lead that tells you something about them. senior Eric Randall 110th. East’s Officers and commissioners have douts in defeat for the Patriots. League and Randy Hill with the the club: NEWNF.W YORKY O R K (UPI) (TIPI)V , Tampa Tamoa Bay,Bav. incidentalincidental- In other games,games. Miami is The other .big game of Paiement traded fifth man was freshman Dave Kit- been named for the 1977 Little 5:::W*S! National League. — There must be a ly. qualifies as the third at , Philadelphia the weekend finds St. Louis League baseball program in Carole Page and Pat Galligan will in Los Angeles to play the convention in New worst offensive team in the meets Cleveland, Denver Manchester. serve as co-presidents of the White suspended NFL with just 88 points, plays San Diego, Houston Rams. The Cardinals are Mike Nimirowski will return as Women’s Auxiliary. Lorraine Pardi York this weekend for even though the Bucs have visits Cincinnati, Kansas one game out of first place president with Frank Galasso vice and Gloria Alosky will serve as MONTREAL (UPI) - The the worst teams in the in the NFC East and the National Hockey League Friday been shut out three times City is at Oakland, to Indianapolis president, Diane Cusson secretary, secretary and treasurer. Baltimore hosts New Rams are a half-game in on howl bids slated today this season and held suspended Washington Capitals National Football and Skip Mikoleit treasurer. Field representatves will be named without a touchdown in a England, Detroit plays front of in forward Tony White for five games League. HARTFORD (UPI) — Center Gary MacGregor of the In­ the smaller post-season contests. Dowls available but the big money, than the Sugar, but at Miami the Leo Nelson will be a special assis­ in the spring. fourth game. New Orleans, Green Bay the West. It also is a NEW YORK ((U P I)-B ow l without pay for throwing his stick at The only two teams still The most prominent game on and prestige, is available only in the Panthers would have to risk their No. tant. Player sign-up dates will be in The two victories by the travels to Chicago, San rematch of the first round dianapolis Racers has been traded to the New England Whalers bids will be officially extended Mike Walton of the Vancouver winless after nine weeks of today’s schedule pits Alabama four major bowls. 1 ranking against the tough Big Eight Commissioners will be John Phelps March. , Jets both came at the Francisco meets Atlanta, playoff game last for the Rosaire Paiment. Canucks during a game in the season, the New York next Saturday to several of against Notre Dame at South Bend, Notre Dame is in the same situa­ champion, probably Nebraska. At with the American League, A1 The officets ^ill meet Nov.22 at Seattle plays December when Los "We are sorry to see Paiment go, Washington Nov. 9. Giants and the Tampa Bay college football’s elite teams, Ind., in a clash that will be televised tion as Alabama. The Irish, who New Orleans, the foe would probably Chevrette in the International the Legion Homb. and St. Louis is at Los Angeles put an end to the but we feel we have obtained an Buccaneers, both will be and clubs who are still in the to most of the nation. ’The loser will voted down a chance to go to the Cot­ be Georgia, a less formidable rival. F o o t b a ll Angeles. best season in St. Louis’ exceptional young hockey player in playing in the New York just about be eliminated from serious ton Bowl last year after going 8-3, are Dallas visits Buffalo on history with a 35-23 vic­ MacGregor,” said New England of­ running for those coveted post­ '5 area this Sunday and they consideration for either the Cotton, 6-2 but still have third-ranked is a club which might be B o w lin g Monday night. ficial Ron Ryan Friday. season positions will be trying ' will be joined by the New expense of the Buffalo tory. Sugar or Orange bowls. Technically, Southern to play on Nov. left out of the big money. The The Miami-Pittsburgh Paiement was a home owner in hard today to leave some York Jets, a two-time Bills. When the Jets scored Alabama is still in the race for the 27. If the Irish can beat the Crimson Terrapins (9-0) will probably finish matchup pits the winners Manchester. winner despite scoring a 19 points in their second favorable last impressions. Southeastern Conference title, which Tide, however, they’re likely to get a the season with a perfect record. All KAKLV BIRDS - Vi l.S. MIXED- Edi of the last four Super This printing test pattern is ’The 22-year-old MacGregor had league-low 76 points this victory against the Bills Many of the post-season bowl spots carries an automatic berth in the bid to either the Cotton or Orange they have to do is beat Clemson today Carr 156-134-385, Dot Duchaine 184, Alice Brown Bowls and is a must game part of The Herald quality four assists, four points and four go to conference champions, and Sugar Bowl, but Georgia can lock Bowl if they beat Miami (Fla.) next and Virginia next week to ac­ B entley 132-368, Vera 175-488, Ginger Yourkas year, Tampa Bay will be at two weeks ago, it marked control program in order to penalty minutes in 14 games for the Shea Stadium to play the the high water mark of for both teams as they bid give you one of the finest most of those won’t be decided until that up today with a victory over weekend. Unlike Alabama, Notre complish that feat. They are current­ Dawley 142-362, Nancy 180-504, Gail Shimaitis 219- for the wild card playoff Racers this season. MacGregor Jets and a loss would vir­ their offense this season. newspapers in the nation. next Saturday. But there are a Auburn. Dame will probably not accept a bid ly ranked seventh, but their competi­ Pastula 141-352. 545, Sharlie DeLisle 462, berth in the AFC. Both broke into the World Hockey Associa­ number of conference also-rans as to play in one of the smaller bowls. tion hasn't been impressive and their Carlo Gardner 451, Marge tually seal an 0-14 season A loss against the tion with the Chicago Cougars in the for the first year Buc­ Redskins would not insure teams are 5-4 with the well as major independents who can Alabama (7-2) has a better chance Top-ranked Pittsburgh (9-0) has best runner, Steve Atkins, is out for ■e a s t e r n b u s in e s s DeLisle 480, Diane Bren­ Dolphins three games back 1974-1975 season. - A1 Grzyb 176-415, Larry caneers. The final four an 0-14 game for the Giants lock up bids today with impressive of going to either the Orange or Cot­ the inside track on the Orange, Cot­ the season. nan 470, Eli Wilson ,478, of the first place Baltimore Paiment, 31, was in his second Seretto 158':369, Jim games on Tampa Bay’s because they play three of showings. ton bowls, but the Crimson Tide will ton and Sugar bowls right now. If the The Cotton Bowl—opposite the Harold McCreed 210, John Colts in the Eastern Divi­ sec^pn with the Whalers and had five Stewart 156, Ted Kowzun schedule are all against their final four games at Some prominent names, such as have to turn in a solid performance Panthers, who feature the leading Southwest Conference champion—is Jenkins 210, Dennis DeLi­ sion and the SteelersTwo goals'and^two assists for seven points 149, Cliff Jones 147-144-429, teams still alive for playoff home and two of the Notre Dame, Alabama and today to remain in contention for candidate for the Heisman Trophy in a possibility for Maryland, but the sle 223-215-593, Holly gam es back of fro n t­ \ ^ in 13 games. Ed Ralph 145-370, Ben Gr­ berths — Cleveland, matches are against sub- Maryland, are hoping to land a berth either post-season game. Chances running back Tony Dorsett, beat runnerup In both the Big Ten and Raymo 206, Bill Livengood running Cincinnati in the In games for’ New England last % zyb Sr. 144-382, Sandy Han­ Oakland, Pittsburgh and .500 teams—Detroit and in one of the major bowls while are the Crimson Tide won’t be left today they can Pacific Eight will be vying for post­ 207, Ray Engler 200-558, Central Division. year, Paiment had 71 points on 28 % na 142-385, Bill Moorhouse New England. Seattle. lesser-known clubs like Rutgers, out of the bowl picture entirely. probably pick their own bowl. season slots also and their schedules Charles Hartley Sr. 550. goats and 43 assists along with 89 and South Carolina There’s always the Gator, Peach, It might be a tough decision for might impress the scouts more than 141, Dave Dynes 140, A1 The Giants host “I don’t consider the minutes in penalties. are pointing just as eagerly to one of Astro-Bluebonnet or one of the other Pitt. The Orange Bowl pays more the Terrapins’. Bonini 150-393, Les RI.OSSOMS- Marty Washington at their new Giants an 0-9 team," says Christensen 370, Ron Bradshaw 464, Barbara stadium just across the Washington Coach George Passes test river in East Rutherford, Allen. "They’re going to ^JDWEST DAVE SHERWOOD Joiner 141-369, Stan Sullivan 180-508. WESTOWN ST. LOUIS (UPI) - ’The St. Louis Waickowski 364, Ed Miller N.J., and they have been beat somebody; I just hope Cardinals announced Friday that S c o r e b o a r d Few unknown runners 362, Tom Harrison 361. F L O R A L - S h a ro n listed as only a six-Point it’s not the Redskins” PHARMACY wide receiver Mel Gray passed doc­ C arter 201-457, Arlene •underdog even though New OVf R 2 5 Yf APS Of CONTINUOUS SEPVlCf' Tech runners improve LaPointe 195-520, Toots tor's tests and will be able to play in MERCHANTS- Bob York has not scored a 4SS HARTFORT RD. MANCHISTIR C arpenter 176-499, Dee COLD WEATHER Sunday’s game against the Los NBA despite losing record. Landry 167-418, Ron touchdown in its last three 6 4 3 - S Z 3 0 Angeles Rams. finished in top group Rickard 137, Tom Lefebvre Sim mons 463, H arriet games. The Giants have I BEAUTY ADVICE YOUP co m m u n ity H£AlTH SfPVtCE STORE' Gray had been recovering from Fri(lay’§ Results Willson 474^____ only scored 79 points this Expirt Cotmsticiaiu competition in New England this fall, 136-355, Lanky Waickowski plastic surgery for a broken nose and ROSAIRE PAIEMENT Detroit 111, Knicks 97 By EARL YOST By LEN AUSTER 151-390j Harv Johnson 142, COUNTRY CIJUB - season to rank second was listed as doubtful for the contest will bear watching. Boston 117, New Orleans Sports Editor llt-ruld SportswriliT Dave Johnson 357, Henry Ken Bennett 14&<375, Dick worst in the league behind ARTHUR DRUG between the two playoff hopefuls. Jody Weatherwax, a one-time’ OPEN 110 Very few unknowns over the While the record won’t indicate it, Cheney Tech’s 1976 Stuellet 378, Rick Mazpr Gardella 353, Jim Harvey the Jets. Philadelphia 143, Manchester resident, and former , ALL DAY past 30 years have finished Hartford Public High flash, now at cross country team showed Improvement. The Beavers 354. 363, Paul Hunt 138, Sal Washington 104. among the top five in the an­ posted a 2-8 ledger after compiling a 2-7 log in ‘75. Lombardo 350, Joe Salafia Milwaukee 111, Houston Virginia Military Institute, has been nual Five Mile Road Race in tabbed onehbf the best looking young "We lost a couple of Rich Domler as a comer GOP- Marilyn Drury 353, Dick Steeves 137-385, 99 j80, Barbara Higley 197- IL BURNER SERVHX TECHNICIANS Sunday runners in the East. close races (26-30 to who could surprise next John Wilson 353.' Los Angeles 117, Indiana Manchester Thanksgiving 454, Marie Ludlow 458, Don Rowe, now a local resident, is Cromwell and 28-29 to year. 106 morning. ;Ellen Zinsser 450, Grayce WANTED a.former St. John’s University miler Prince Tech) and ran "The times were better Whalers bow again, Seattle 102, Kansas City Names like Charlie Robbins, Joe fShea 479. against tough competition McCluskey, Bobby Lowe, Johnny and cross county star, and an All- this year but just weren’t Expcriancad oil burnar tarvica tachniclana for 97 in the COC (Charter Oak (Only games scheduled) Kelley, ^ I p h Buschmann, Amby American team member while in good enough. I see Im­ W IN ES- Lynne Topping axpandad sarvica dapartmant. Conference),” stated Tech Oitr 4t Tm t i d Umxedlwl t o d n Burfoot and John Vatale were well- college. provement (in 1977) 187-207-565, Joan Lindsay Good wagas plus Blua Crosa/CMS, Major Ftorek scores twice coach John Whidden. Open 24 Hours Dally known to the average racing buff. All Paul OparowskI is a 20-year-old because a lot we ran 182-486,"Carol O’Brien 183- Madlcal, disability Incoma Inauranca, Ilia In- NHL Cheney will lose only OR EMEMENCY SaWKE these men went home with first place East Longmeadow, Mass., man who against won’t be there. 476, Connie Bain 190. turanca, profit sharing. Fridayts Results Dave Millis via the gradua­ awards in the past. will represent Bates. He’s the Maine We’ll have most of our per­ PHOENIX, Ariz. (UPI) — Robbie Ftorek scored his 13th and 14th goals of Cleveland 3, Atlanta 3 tion route with Whidden The 40th edition of the holiday trot State cross country champ and was a sonnel back while a lot of the season and rookie goaltender Clay Henbenton made 34 saves as the hoping to pick up Tim Mar­ Betting check Qualillad parsons should call Mr. Cam ay, 649- OPEN 7 a.m. to 9 p.m. Chicago 5, Washington 4 is due shortly and a number of men respectable 2oth last. good runners will be Phoenix Roadrunners defeated the New England Whalers 3-1 in a WHA game tin, who elected not to run 4595 lor a confldsnllal Intsrvisw. (Only games scheduled) considered good chances of finishing Bob Clifford, who captained graduating. I feel it will be CHICAGO (UPI) -T h e Friday night. this season. Top returnees HEATING OILS a l l in the top 25 have indicated their in­ Williams College in cross country next year or the year after Illinois Racing Board has iDur Staff Is Here include juniors Ed West The Roadrunners pulled to within a point of third-place San Diego In the WHA tentions of competing. last fall and is now in Cincinnati. Is which will be our turn. All voted to investigate Western Division. They remain unbeaten on home ice with four victories and and Dave Sherwood, the others were junior and OIL BURNER ft 7 Days A W e e k - '^ A r v ^ e s Friday's Results Dennis McCormack, former East another young man out to improve messenger betting services atlas bantli) a tie and have an 8-7-1 overall record. sophomores Ken Pitts and HEATING INSTALLftTION Catholic and Hily Cross standout, DENNIS MrCORMJCK upon his high 1975 finish. seniors teams while we in the Chicago area to see To Serve Your Family! a J a u -a b l e . Hebenton faced a barrage of 19 shots in the second period and gave up the Houston 4, San Diego 1 Paul Dabroi and freshmen Phoenix 3, New England will be back for his 11th straight time The entry list has soared over the were primarily freshmen if they have links with 643-5135 331 Main St. Manchester, Conn. only Whalers’ goal with 15 seconds left in the middle period to Dan Bolduc, a Frank Foster and Bob and is runping better than ever. He’ll Jack Muharin, of the North 600 mark and as many as 1,000 could and sophomores,’’ con­ organized crime or are 315 Centsr 9t. MtnchftRUN member of the 1976 U S. Olympic team. 1 Ferguson. Whidden cites compete for the Hartford Track Carolina Track Club, and enjoying answer the starter’s gun at 10:30 cluded Whidden. cheating the players. Juhani Tamminen scored the game’s first goal for the Roadrunners. (Only games scheduled) Club. much success in distance running Thanksgiving morning. I ... .1

1 jf MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Sat.. Nov. 13. im - PAGE NINE PAGE EIGHT - MANCHESTTO 1 ), Manchester. Conn,, Sat,, Nav. 1 3 ^ ^ Mahchester/(^~nh'., Sat'., Nov.~13. 1976 - PAGE ELEVP:N . . A'M'' T^T*iT'-.TTrTr/n'/i’nv'-.r'^»’V'V5nrK,iv:>»nr ...... Feminist seeks ‘equal choice, chance, and checks’ School menus Rham referendum Monday Tolland Vernon pumpkin squares. Thursday: Juice, ham grinders, potato Middle & High Middle School . crease the size of the Rham board members from each town. 'i . ^ chipf, garden salad, fresh orange wedges. Hebron On the proposed board, each Monday; Meatballs and gravy, noodles, Monday: Hamburger on bun, french Friday: Fishwich, french fries, cole from nine to 12. I? KAREN BISKUPIAK The reapportionment study com­ member would have one full- vote East Hartfordite heads NOW chapter stewed tomatoes, biscuit, fruit cup. fries, celery and carrot sticks, chocolate slaw, applesauce cake. Tuesday: Cheese pizza, beans, fruit pudding. Voting machines will be set up mittee held a hearing last Monday to rather than maintaining the board as always end With the children going to; potentials,” she said. United States or by any state on ac­ cup. ’Tuesday: Meatball grinder, potatoes, Monday at the Hebron Elementary air questions and comments from is with weighted percentage votes. the wives. Many cannot handled ^ Elementary schools "Some women are using their count of sex. The Congress shall have Wednesday: Tacos, green beans, cole tomato and lettuce salad, lemon fluff. School for the referendum on the Hebron residents concerning the The committee estimates the new children. Many fathers can do b etter.' Monday: Ravioli with meat sauce, cole By MAL BARLOW potential. I have confidence in the power to enforce, by appropriate slaw, peanut butter cookies. Wednesday : Hot dogs, baked beans, ap­ reapportionment qf Rham District 8 matter. Besides the committee and plan will be ^itable through the 1980 Do you realize how many fathers- ’Thursday; Juice, Italian grinder, chips, ple and cabbage salad, pineapple upside slaw, Italian bread, pears. census figures. The top priority of the new presi­ today’s woman. legislation, the provisions of this arti­ Tuesday: Tomato juice, ham grinder, Board of Education members. ’The several members of the board of have kidnapped their children?” pickled beets, pudding. down cake. dent of the Hartford chapter of the "But we have got to support cle. The amendment shall take effect potato chips, pickles, fresh orange. polls will be open in each of the three education and the press, only one The vote to accept the plan must be About the bathroom, she said, Friday: Tunaburger, parslied carrots, ’Thursday: Juice, pizza, tossed salad. National Organization for Women women more and more — mentally two years after the date of Wednesday: Roast turkey, gravy, member towns, Andover, Hebron and citizen was present. Signs are the approved in each of the three towns. “This is absolute fabrication. The potato chips, fudge cookies. Ice cream. (NOW) is to "establish my own iden­ and psychologically.” ratification.” mashed potato, com, cranberry sauce, Marlborough from 6 a.m. to 8 p.m. issue is not a hot one. If one town turns down the plan, the Constitution will not allow invasion, A la carte line every day. Friday: Tomato soup, tuna salad roll, tity.” She noted NOW is the only group Connecticut is one of the 35 states pumpkin squares. Voters will decide whether to in- The committee chairman, James committee must either revise or onion sticks, potato chips, dessert. Thursday: Hot dog on roll, baked resubmit the plan to another referen­ Ms. Celeste Bayek of Greenwood speaking for women’s ' rights. It is which has ratified the amendment. of privacy like this.” ’The Elementary school lunches are the Derby, said they are keeping in mind Parker & Hicks beans, carrots, Jello with topping. dum. St., East Hartford was elected to her women’s only voice to explain their Three more are needed before 1979 or About the draft, she said, "Women same as the Middle School with the the one-man one-vote principle. post early this fall after having have always been subject to a draft. ' Monday: Cowboy macaroni, green Fridau: Soutp, chicken salad sandwich, Their plan retains three votes for An­ If approved, however, the plan will problems. the ERA fails. beans, cornbread, chocolate pudding. exception of Wednesday which will be: r>rr. chaired the Media Reform Task They just weren’t drafted. Beef stew with vegetables, biscuits or potato chips, carrot and celery sticks, dover and voting boundaries. Two go into effect within seven days. The Her belief in women’s need for “The ERA is absolutely necessary ’Tuesday: Spahgetti with meat sauce, choice of dessert. Force of the NOW Hartford chapter NOW led her to work in her local to the Constitution,” said Ms. Bayek. “And less than one per cent of men cheese stick, wax beans, Vienna bread, com bread, apple squares. more Hebron members and one more committee has urged approval of the in combat are on the front lines. And new plan at hearings in each of the this past year. chapter. Her management skills “It removes sex as a legal deter­ Jello with fruit. -’ from Marlborough will ease the Ms. Bayek, 29, was born and raised men with family obligations have not Hebron workload of the Rham Board, the towns. Members have said they have were seen as a potential to be tapped minate to rights. We have waited Wednesday:' Hamburber on roll, ^Hebron Pilot Breakfast in the area as an only child. She by NOW and she believes this is why over 2(X) years for equality in this been drafted in this country pepper slaw, corn, pears. committee members decided. heard no controversy concerning the planned solution to the one-man one- attended local schools and won her she won election as the chapter presi­ country. anyway.” ’Thursday: Cheese bunny, carrot sticks, Rham Monday: Juice, Pop Tarts or coffee The Rham board now has three BA degree in English from Central dent. “The ERA simply means equal Einployinent rabbit salad, Peter Rabbit cookie Monday: Lamb patty, mashed potato, cake, milk. vote order from the Supreme Court. (Parker); Italian grinder, com, chips, Tuesday: Juice, cold cereal, milk. Connecticut State College. She is now “People also believed I had deter­ choice, chance and checks for men “Men have had it made,” M s.', peas, mixed fruit. working toward a master's in fruit (Hicks) ’Tuesday: Ravioli with meat sauce, Wedne^ay: Juice, bacon, waffle and mination and motivation. I just and women. Bayek said about the job market. Friday: Fish sticks, mashed potatoes, symp, milk. business administration degree at believe this is a key problem in our “There is too much discrimination green beans, Italian bread, frait Jello. Basketball under way She cited many statistics all of peas and celery, carrot sticks, tarter Wednesday: Roast turkey, gravy, Thursday; Juice, cold cereal, milk. the University of Connecticut. society. NOW can help,” she said. in the employment field. Only by a which paint a bleak picture for sauce, fluffy pudding. Friday: Juice, donut, sausage, milk. Saturday, Nov. 20 the Eagles will < r-. The MBA degree should helpber in mashed potato, cranberry sauce, com, Hebron NOW goals Constitutional amendment will women. , practice at the gym from 9 to 11 . . . , -V. ..mm The Hebron Youth Basketball her full-time, day job as an ad­ burden of proof be on the defendant For example, the gap between the a.m.; the Condors, 11 a.m. to 1 p.m; ministrator in the Hartford accoun­ Her chapter now has 25 active task League will begin its pre-season in sex discrimination cases and not earnings of men and women is great,- ■ the Falcons, noon to 2 p.m,; the ting firm owned by her mother. forces. They each are working “to Community calendar practice sessions this week. on the man or woman challenging she said. The median annual income Hawks, 2 to 4 p.m. and the Owls 3 to 5 “ My mother is a career woman eradicate sexual discrimination and Tuesday, the Owls and Condors him." for all women was $2,796 in 1973. ’This p.m. and she influenced me greatly,” said social injustice," said Ms. Bayek. exploration night, 7 until 9 will practice at the Gilead Hill School was about one-third of the $8,056 me­ Andover Hebron p.m.. State Armory, West St. All future practices will take place Ms. Bayek. Besides her media task force, the .\nti-ERA people p.m., school, gym from 6:15 to 8:15 p.m. The dian for men that year. Sunday > at the Gilead gym, Weeknight prac­ “She ran her own firm for many others include: Ms, Bayek admitted many if not Thursday Saturday Thursday Hawks and the Falcons will practice Andover Historical Society, tices will run from 6:15 to 8:15. • A force to help develop better most of the people opposed to In every occupational grouping, Board of Education, 8 p.m., Saints and Sinners Couples Vernon Democratic Town next Friday from 6:15 to 8:15 at the years. She was a feminist 20 years 2:30 p.m., home of'Mr. and child care centers on the same basis passage of the ERA are women. she said, women are in the lowest S-8 b uilding of Bolton Club Square Dance, 7 p.m., Committee, 7:30 p.m.. Stop & Saturday times will be listed on the back. We have had a close, working Mrs. Tomlin Godman. Gilead Hill Gym. as public schools, parks and “ Women are brainwashed into paying positions. Elementary-Center School, 8 Hebron Elementary School, Shop meeting room, Vernon schedules and released in the press. relationship on feminist goals." C.B. Coffee Break to aid the Circle, libraries. They will be able to care thinking there is only one role for Major opponents of the ERA in­ p.m. Rt. 85. Chamber Speaker Ms. Bayek has not married and is Josie Breton fund, 9 a.m. until Sunday not now concerned about marriage. for pre-school children. them — the housewife,’’ she clude business and insurance firms in Cub Scout Pack 157 Coventry 5 p.m., Andover Elementary meeting, 7 p.m., K-4 building Annual Meeting First Edward J. Stockton, state commerce Howard named treasurer “Finishing my own career develop- • A force to deal with rape. explained. the nation afraid of having to pay fa ir,, School. Monday of Bolton Elementary-Center Congregational Church. 7 p.m. commissioner, will be the featured i ment is what I want to do and am Women are almost always the vic­ "They are afraid of equality and wages to the female work force and*^■- Town Council meeting, 7:30 Monday School. Colt Baseball League, speaker at the 62nd annual meeting doing. I have a great deal of respect tims of this crime. responsibility. offer them the same amount of in­ p.m.. Town Hall. Hebron — The department announced any Referendum on reappor­ Friday organizational meeting, TOB, of the East Hartford Chamber of • A force working to revise "Women should have freedom to surance coverage as offered men, tionment of Regional District Planning and Zoning Com­ Mert Howard of Reidy Hill Rd. has person interested in taking the for the institution of marriage. Half Friends of Library travel Rt. 85, 7 p.m. marriage, divorce and family laws to chose from more than one pattern of she said. 8 Board of Education, 6 a.m. mission, 7 p.m.. Town Hall. Commerce on Nov. 23. The meeting Emergency Medical Technician the women in NOW are married. show, 8 p.m.. Bentley Monday been elected treasurer of the Hebron equalize the rights of men and until 8 p.m., Andover Elemen­ will be at 11:45 a.m. at the Marco course at the Eastern Connecticut “But marriage in my life at this life styles. Feminist Memorial Library. Reapportionment referen­ Tuesday Volunteer Fire Department tary School. Polo restaurant. Stockton was F irem en ’s T raining School in time is not a high priority” women to own property, establish "The anti-ERA people are ab­ Ms. Bayek said she has “never Democratic Town Com­ dum, polls open 6 a.m. to 8 Zoning Board of Appeals, replacing Thomas Nee who resigned. Grange, 8 p.m.. Town Hall. formerly a marketing consultant for Willimantic should contact John domicile, maintain individual identi­ solutely indoctrinated." dated a male chauvinist and never in­ mittee, 8 p.m.. Town Hall. p.m. at Hebron Elementary 7:30 p.m.. Town Hall, The department has completed its Hamilton Standard Division of Hooker, rescue captain. The course ty and economic independence. The TTie people opposed to ERA cite tends to." Wednesday St. Maurice Church Christ­ 'School. Coventry Business Associa­ street numbering guide to assist United Technologies Corp. He was begins Dec. 2. ; Women in media duties of caring for children must be several main objections. The family She often meets men in her Young At Heart, 1:30 p.m., mas fair, 4 until 9 p.m., parish Town offices open 7 to 9 tion. 8 p.m. Town Hall. firemen in locating fires. shared equally as well as the rights will crumble. Privacy in public Andover Congregational center. p.m. TOB. appointed to his state position by In O c to b e r, 20 c a lls w ere Llirislinus party “ • Ms. Bayek made herself an business. They have business per­ \t ednesday Gov. Ella Grasso Jan. 29, 1975, to custody. bathrooms will disappear. Mothers Church. Saturday Rham Board of Education. answered. Two were mutual aid to The department will hold its an­ j " authority on women in the media son’s luncheons. ^ Board of Selectmen, 9:30 Parks and Recreation Com­ The noon meeting will also hear a • A force to reach equal employment of young children will be torn away St. Maurice Church Christ­ Rham Library, 7:30 p.m. Columbia, one brush fire, two service nual Christmas party for children of field as she worked on her chapter's “ 1 socialize with men and women a.m.. Town Office Building. mission, 7:30p.m.. Town Hall. report by George Stewart, chamber opportunities. from them by a draft into the armed mas fair, 10 a.m. until 4 p.m., Tuesday T liursday calls, nine ambulance calls, and six members in December. There are media task force. She wrote several who believe in what I’m doing,” she Wednesday, president ^nd elect a new slate of • A force to help older women services. parish center. Music Boosters, Rham Bicentennial-Beautification false alarms. 44 children this year as compared to articles on the subject and several said. "I tend to date men who are Thursday and Friday suddenly forced to support First Ms. Bayek spoke about the Open house for friends of A1 music room, 7:30 p.m. Committee, 7:30 p.m.. Town directors. last year's 52. will soon be published. assertive, respect women, and are themselves through death of their family. Andover Elementary ^hoot Ahearn, 8 p.m., Herrick Democratic Town Com­ Hall. She worked a good deal with local receptive to new ideas." students dismissed at 12:30 husbands or divorce. ' "The ERA will emphasize the Memorial Park, mittee. TOB, 8 p.m. radio and TV stations. Her aim, she She defined herself as a feminist. . p.m. Junior Women’s Club, • A force to urge passage of laws structural unity of the family. It will - - - ~ said, has been to foster a positive im­ She defined a feminist as “a man or Thursday Phelps Hall. 8 p.m. in the state General Assembly emphasize the husband's role in the East Hartford age of women. woman who believes in equality Library directors, 8 p.m., Vt ednesday favoring equal rights. family. Divorce cases will not between the sexes." Sunday She made job referrals for women (Herald photo by Barlow) library Story Hour. Douglas f interested in working in the media. Andover Elementary School Midget football. Mustangs Library, 10 a.m. Passing the ER.A vs. Vikings, McAuliffe Park, 1 ’ She has challenged the employment family dinner, 6:30 p.m., Half-day for elementary Feminist Celeste Bayek One of the most important task p.m. statistics of many of these firms. school. schools, conferences. seem to have concluded long ago that forces in the country is the one Friday Conference playoff game, , “They are dehnitely improving. "Bikini clad women flood the fflaurbpstpr EuputuiiHrralb E.H. Elks vs. Enfield Stars at Friday men do the important things in the working for passage of the Equal Assessor, 7 until 9 p.m.. ; • They are more sensitive to working papers. This is highly irrelevant to Poquonuck, noon. Half-day in elementary Rights Amendment (ERA), she said. Town Office Building. -. with NOW as a group also. news. You are using women's bodies world, she said. schools, conferences. Despite the lapses of the media. When passed by 38 of the states, the Monday “But they still have a long way to for profit.'' Bolton Ms. Bayek said, "I have respect for amendment will be added to the U.S. JV football, EHHS at ■ '■ ‘■go." Ads portray women as either sex South Windsor media people. We need the media. Constitution. Today Penney, 3:15 p.m. About the print media, she said, objects or floor waxers, she charged. A r e a n e w s Board of Education We need to get across our ideas." The ERA reads: Junior pony conference Monday “There should be more issues of con­ She is pleased that by 1974 TV "Equality of rights under the law ato'" Hebron South Windsor championship, Bolton meeting, Penney, 7:30 p.m. Beginning of South Windsor cern to women in the community. networks began shows about the Mutual support shall not be denied or abridged by the East Hartford ’ olland Bulldogs vs. Enfield Stars, Special meeting. Inland FISH Volunteers Week. Few issues of top priority to women roles of women and women's history. “Women have great untapped 1:30 p.m., Herrick Memorial Wetlands Commission, Town Town Council, 8 p.m., Coun­ are on Page One. They are in the The personnel in the almost all­ Park. Hall, 7:30 p.m. cil Chambers. Town Hall. back of the paper. male newsrooms of our city papers United Methodist Church T uesday Tuesday fair, 10 a.m. until 3 p.m., PAC Club Dovalettes 30th anniversary Planning and Zoning Com­ church. banquet, Marco Polo mission. 8 p.m.. Council scholarship CBers to hold coffee break for Josie Sunday Restaurant, 7:30 p.m. Chambers, Town Hall. Public Hearing on solar St. Maurice Parish Council, Wednesday Area briefs a falling limb in September. available by calling Terry Clark, 752-^ 7 p.m,, parish center. energy, council chambers, Young Wives Club, 7:30 awarded Andover Wares from a variety of fields will 7707: Elaine LaHouse, 742-7261; Jim Bolton Bulldogs senior pony 7:30 p.m. p.m., St. Peter's Episcopal There will be a CB Coffee Break to be displayed and sold by about 20 Piro, 742-8496, Bob Green, 646-4598; football, 1:30 p.m., at Stafford Town Council meeting. Vernon Church Hall. Sand Hill Rd. Vernon There will be a public hearing of dealers. Teddi Weir, 742-8657; or Temple’s Springs. Town Hall, 8 p.m. benefit the Josie Breton Fund Sunday Sisterhood Temple Beth The p ro of the Vernon Elemen­ the Planning and Zoning Commis­ Lynn Anne Orlowski, daughter of There will be entertainment and Midget football “Friendship Fine Arts Commission, from 9 a m. until 5 p.m. at the An­ Floor Covering, 646-6M2, Hillel trip to New York, tary School, Rt. 30, will conduct a sion Tuesday at 8 p.m. in the coun­ Mr. and Mrs. Louis A. Orlowski of 67 dover Elementary School. refreshments throughout the day. Tickets will be sold at the door. Bowl” game, Bolton Tigers University of Wisconsin cil chambers of the Town Hall. To vs. Evetett, Mass. Huskies, 1 Woodwind Arts Quintet, departure from Temple “Dutch” auction Monday at 7:30 Keeney St., Manchester has been Josie Breton, 6, has leukemia. Her There will be many door prizes. Children under 14 will be admitted parking lot, 7 a.m. be considered are: Application of awarded a $100 scholarship grant by p.m., Herrick Memorial Park, EHHS, 8 p.m. p.m. Those attending may look father, Joseph, was fatally injured by Reduced price tickets are free. Sulurday over the Items from 7 to 7:30 p.m. Jennison-Wright Inc. for a special the Polish American Citizens Club Monday Wednesday St. Margaret Mary Church exception according to the zoning and auxiliary of Rockville. Assessor,, town clerk, tax Freshman football, Penney The Vernon Friends of Music collector, 7 until 9 p.m.. Town at EHHS, 2:30 p.m. Flea Market, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. regulations for the storage of This brings the total number of church hall will conduct a fruit sale starting petroleum products in an in­ Hall. Turkey Bingo, R. J. O'Brien Nov. 15 to raise money for the awards to 36 since the grants were in­ Vernon dustrial zone on land owned by augurated in 1961. The scholarships Board of Finance, 8 p.m.. School, Farm Dr., 7:30 p.m. purchase of items needed by the Sherwood Waldron at 239 Sullivan Town Hall. Human Rights Commission, Saturday music departments of the school are aw arded on the basis of Bolton High School parents Town Hall Conference Room, Ave. A copy of this application and scholastic achievement, leadership Union Church bazaar, 9:30 systein. The sale will include group, 7i:30 until 9 p.m., high 7:30 p.m. a.m.-3 p.m.. at the church. a map are in the town clerk’s of­ and financial need. school. Thursday navel Oranges and pink grapefruit. fice for view. Union SI. Orders may be given to any Miss Orlowski is a 1973 graduate of T uesday Public Building Commis­ Rockville Methodist Church member of a school band or by East Catholic High School in Board of Selectmen, 7 p.m.. sion, Town Hall conference bazaar, 10 a.m.4 p.m.. at the The November meeting of the calling 875-7749 or 875-4929. Order Manchester where she was a Town Hall. room, 7:30 p.m. church. Grove St. South Windsor Young Wives will member of the Girls’ Leaders Club. Penney Jesters presenta­ forms'are also available at Tasty Bolton Extension Group, 10 Monday be Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. at St. She was also a volunteer at Camp a.m.. Town Hall. tion of "Mikado,” 7:30 p.m. Chick.. Swine Flu clinic, 9 a m. to 1 Peter’s Episcopal Church Hall, Bolton Ecumenical Council Kennedy and the recipient of a Friday ' p.m.. State Armory, West St. The Vernon Square Dance Club Sand Hill Rd. A business meeting scholarship from the Manchester adult study on baptism, 7:30 Repeat showing of will meet Nov. 20 at 8 p.m. at the will be followed by a flea market Scholarship Fund. p.m., St. George’s Episcopal “Mikado, " Penney, 7:30 p.m. Tuesday Vernon Elementary School, Rt. 30. for which club members may She graduated from Westbrook Church. Saturday Town (Council meeting, 7:30 Don Atkinson will be the guest bring articles to sell or swap. College, Portland, Maine, with high Ladies Benevolent Society Arts and Crafts Show, St. p.m.. Memorial Building, of Bolton Congregational caller and Sally Atkinson will cue Baked goods, plants, doll clothes, honors in 1975. She was named to the Rose School, Church St,, 10 Park Place. • p« Church, home of Mrs. Ernest p rr the rounds. There will be a raffle and crafts are some of the items to a.m, to 4 p.m. Tolland County Art Associa­ dean’s list for four consecutive Andrews, 8 p.m. tion, 8 p.m., Lottie Fisk and refreshments. All club level be presented. Refreshments will semesters. Calico Christmas Fair, dancers are invited. Soft-soled Wednesday Wesley Memorial Church, Building, Henry Park. be served. Mrs. C.J. Plunkett will She is now a senior at the Universi­ Senior citizens, 1:30 p.m.. Ju n io r W om en’s Club shoes are' required. be hostess. The club is an affiliate Ellington Rd., 10 a.m. to 3 ty of Rhode Island enrolled in the Town Hall. p.m. meeting, 7:45 p.m., Middle The Women's Guild of St. Ber­ of the YWCA and is open to women B.S. degree program in dental Town Meeting, 8 p.m.. Town Snowflake Fair, First School, Rt. 30. living in the South Windsor area. nard’s Church will sponsor a hygiene. She is employed as a Hall. Congregational Church, Main Wednesday reception for the Rev. Joseph Anyone interested may call Judy registered dental hygienist on a part- Bolton High School career St., 11 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. Swine flu clinic, 9 a m, to 1 Ashe on the occasion of his first Martin, 644-9184. time basis. After graduating from' Mass on Nov. 21. URl she plans to attend graduate Hope Chapter 60, Order of Hebron school. Eastern Star, will meet Nov. 16 at Flu immunizations with 8 p.m. at the Masonic Temple, monovalent vaccine will be made Orchard St. Grand Represen­ available at a clinic in Hebron Three win tatives night will be observed. Friday, Nov. 19 at Phelps Hall, Rt. AHENTION 85 from 7 to 9 p.m. The Hong Kong The Lake Street School PTO will strain vaccine will not be contest sponsor a spaghetti supper tonight available at the clinic. The Com­ South Windsor from 5 to '? p. m. Tickets will be munity Health Service said this TIMES CARRIERS available at the door. The annual vaccine can be gotten through Three South Windsor young people PTO book fair and Christmas private physicians. There is no submitted the winning name in the boutique will be in progress during charge for the vaccine Friday.-To Friends of the South Windsor Public the supper hours. learn more, call the service at 228- Library’s “Name the Newsletter” If you are Interaated 9428. contest. They are Peter James of 98 Palmer The Elementary School Teachers Club will sponsor a stu­ Bolton Dr., Claire Wynne and Janet Wynne, both of 9 Lake St. They contributed In having a nawapaper route dent book fair Tuesday through Barbara Homes Placco, a senior Thurs(toy from 2:45 to 5 p.m. and “Friends’ Facts” among their at East Catholic High School, who suggestions. from 6 to 7 p.m. Wednesday. resides at 11 Laurwood Dr., Books will be on sale. This name was selected as it iden­ Bolton, has been chosen to take tified the organization and indicated part in the 1977 Washington 647-9946 or647-9947 South Windsor the informative nature of the Workshops Congressional Seminar newsletter. I $ Under the direction of Troop in Washington, D.C. The seminars The new name will be used in the Leader Mrs. Nany Benson, 31 are conducted by the Washington next edition of the bi-monthly , Cadet Girl Scouts from Troop 924 Workshops Foundation, a non publication, to be printed for January And for my next trick,,.. collected $35 worth of canned profit, nonpartisan association and February, 1977. MANCHESTER goods and donated them to the founded in 1967. Thousands of Peter James, 16, is a senior at East Feed-A-Friend-Food-A-Thon. students have attended its Catholic High School. Claire Wynne, That old black magic will be displayed by magician Sean West at the “Holly Hobbies" WDRC radio had Its mobile unit at seminars. Each lasts one week 12, attends the Ellsworth School and Christmas bazaar at Sacred Heart Church, Rt. 30, Vernon on Nov. 20. The bazaar will be on (Charter Oak Plaza in East Hart­ and are held with the aid of her sister, Janet, 11, is a sixth grader from 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. Watching Sean practice are, left to right, Rebeccah Wytas, Lynda ford collecting food for the Marymount College of Virginia at Wapping School. England, and Cherish England. He will perform four 20-minute shows during the afternoon Emergency Food Bank. where the students are housed. EVENING HERALD Duplicate prizes of $10 are being and one at 7 p.m. The fair will feature 15 booths. Monica Wytas and Barbara England are sent by the Friends organization. co-chairmen. (Herald photo by Richmond) '.

' • PAGE TEN — mant^BSTER EVENING Manchester. Conn., Sat,, Nov. 13,1976 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Sat., Nov. 13, 1976— PAGE THIRTEEN •eeeeeeeeeeefeeeeeeeeeefee ••••SOOSSSOSSSOSSOOSOOtOOO ' Hadassah Hstp Wsntsd 13 Hs/p tJ Wings of Evening w o g r a m INSIDE C arp en t^V cA 'M - ALL FOOD MARTS PUMJCHIALTII NUMEi roofihs. £ a ri Hartfonl. Call VohnUry, cMtiHed home health 528-3138 - call anytime. ifency eervliu the Greater Hart­ Tuesday ford area. B.S. Oeerce< and at least EXPERIENCED Heat treat STie Heralii one.... vear'a — _ nursTr..urslnt experience vacuum operator for second Pastoral counseling available preferred. Apply M. E. Honan. publication. It does not overlook Mao’s ruthlessness and Aiaociate'Dlrectori Visiting Nurse shift. Good benefits, hours : Ministers receive many calls for help in personal egomania but indicates that these negative factors are Ataodation of Hartford, inc., ID 3:10 to 11:40. Applications Manchester Chapter of problems. When two people sit down and converse under “overmatched by Mao’s moral authority and authenticity CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING Covenliy 8t., Hartford. CT 06112. being accepted'betw een'8 Hadassah will have a Tel; 243-2511. An affirmative ac- in leading the world’s most numerous people to self- Uon/equal opportunity employer. a.m. and 4 p.m. Apply KloCk the guidance of the Holy Spirit, solutions to problems program on the rearing Co. 1368 Tolland Tpke., often emerge. Often hope is renewed, faith restored and reliant nationhood and self-respect.” and problems of children Manchester, Conn. An Equal courage found to go forward, whether or not a specific According to the Japanese theologian Masao Takenaka, Opportunity Employer. Tuesday at 8; 15 p.m. at PHONE 643-2711 answer is given. Taking the hand of God can make all the in Mao’s vision the "spiritual, ethical element” becomes Temple Beth Sholom. F^ON ASSISTANCE ifl PLACING TOUR AD EXPERIENCED Fabricators difference. the most determinative factor in history. - Needed on all three shifts. EXPERIENCED Floral All his life Mao was a poet. One of his most moving General machine shop designer for part time work in Sometimes a parishioner prefers to talk to someone Dr. Michael Kligfeld, ac­ SUNDAY a FTD Shop. Apply In person. poems (and one of his last to be published) is addressed background is required. Apply other than his own clergyman. Then what? There are ting director of the adoles­ at Multi Circuits. Phone 646- Krause Florist, 621 Hartford to the legendary Kunlung Mountains, the abode of the Road. other counseling services available. cent unit of Connecticut NOTICIS ADVERTISIN6 4100. Equal opportunity Recently the Rev. Felix Davis left Second blessed, somewhere in Tibet. It concludes; 9 0 4 1 — Lott tnO Found employer. Valley Hospital, A.M.T P.M. 2 PereoneG RATES RNsiPNs - Life-Med Ser­ Congregational Church to become a full-time counselor in I say to the high mountains; Middletown, and Dr. 3 — AnnouneorrGnti DENTAL ASSISTANT For vices is. seeking more'capable “Why so high? Why so much snow?” 4 — Entorlolnmtnt Manchester. In addition, the Capitol Region Conference Isaac Cohen, director of 1 day — t it vnofd par day Orthodontic office. license professional nurses to ' Could I but leanjdn heaven and draw my precious 5 — Auctioni 3 daya . lOt word per day maintains a Counseling Center at the Hartford Hospital psychiatric services for Experienced preferred. Send add to our growing staff. We for individuals, couples and families. This program, sword. FREE Coffee and Donuts for all PINANCtAL e days — 9t word per day resume to P.O. Box 2356, Ver­ are a dynamic, health-service ' children at Hartford B — Dondt-Siocki-MortotOM 26 daya — 6t word par day And cut you in three pieces, B — Porional Loom non, Conn. organization that tries to which is sponsored by both Protestant and Roman Hospital, will be guest 15 worda $2.00 mmimum utilize whatever hours you Catholic Churches, provides counselors who are trained, 1 would send one to Europe, 10 ~ inturonco speakers. They will discuss Happy Ada ...... $2.15 Inch OIL BURNER Serviceman, have available, and turn them concerned and available. The second I would give to America, Food Mart Sunday Shoppers! IM P lO V M fN T the rearing and problems 13 Hoip wamod full or part time employment. into productive work for you. The third I would keep for China. — Buslnota Oppoflunitiat We provide a limited travel Not all of us are in need of a professional counselor but of children in the United 14 Many benefits, vehicle, in­ we all have need of God's help. Reliance on Him and the So there would be a great peace on earth. COME DANCE 15 — Snuation Wantod surance including Major reimbursement, and our rates States and in Israel. are excellent. RN-65.25 per awareness of His love can change a seemingly hopeless For all the world would share in your warmth and WITH ys lOUCATION Medical, pension plan, vaca­ I f Privata Inatructlonf tion, holidays, uniforms, and hour; LPN-$4.25 per hour. We situation. A homely incident illustrates this. cold. Parent Without 19 — Scnooit-ClaaaM will be interviewing in 30 — Insiruotiont Waniod etc. Call Mr. Minicucci or Mr. Years ago when my son was just a toddler we started PICK UP YOUR Partners Bushnell at M & M Oil S e r­ Manchester on Wednesday, out for a walk on a very cold day. On the level sidewalk /—Z Manchester Chapter M A L IS T A T I vice, 649-2871. November 17th. To hiake an ri—1 ______Dance 23 Homos for Sal# appointment, please call 677- all was well, but when we started up the hill he hit a patch WAI.DHAUM S SUNDAY 24 — Lots-Und for 9alo 9664, or 677-7709. of ice and slipped. I watched him for a few moments OPEN TO THE 25 — Invottmant Proparty MATURE RELIABLE - Per­ m 26 ELusmosa P r o p ^ son for maid work and laun­ OPEN PUBLIC Rosort Proporty while he struggled to gain his footing. 27 dry. Must be available NEWSPAPER 28 - Floal Estato Wamod The hill was in front of our home on Cliff Street in KINGS Flano’s-Bolton weekends. Apply in person, I \ wiUMiommmmaamm40*Lm Arlington Heights. Mass. It was well named. JV ONSALiAT -George Washington might have tarried a little longer at Woodbridge 9 to 1, Sat., Nov 13th MItC. IKfIVICtt Essex Motor Inn, 100 East SUNDAY B 31 - Sorvtcos Offorod SALES Food Mart Admission...$3.00 Center Street. All his struggling was useless until he reached up to Manchester Parltade tavern if he had been served g-3idinp SALESPERSON Wanted - Thlt It an netllant tinued on our way. Taking my hand did not change the 35 — Hoating-Piumbing portunity lo join on# of of Troop 612 had arrived a couple of centuries earlier to'supply it with the 36 — Flooring Some layout experience help­ situation. The ice, the cold, the hill were still there, but ful. Send resume to I Do Amorico’t foitool cookies. (Herald photo by Dunn) 37 — Movin9>Truckino-Slorapo growing oioelronio 36 — Sorvicos Wantod Magazine, P.O. Box 103, what a difference to him. Dear Daughter ADVERTISING rolailoriw. Eitpaiionoo 1 contend that this is a parable of what happens to us MItC. FOR SALE Willimantic, Conn. 06226. 6oslrod..JMHomalk In* MANJIGERS 41 — Articios for Solo DEADLINE erooMo -f many fino when we take our Father's hand. We are help^ along our Stay as Sweet Girl Scout cookie sale starts 42 — Boilding Supplios LAUNDRY PERSONNEL • bonaflta. way even when the circumstances do not change. REDEEM ALL as you are 43 » 'Pots -Birds- Dogs 12:00 rroon (he day befbre Large, health care facility QOOO SALARY + 44 — Livostock publication. A chuckle Girl Scouts from every troop In the another scout go to camp. - x Happy 16th 45 — Botit A Accossorios seeking responsible person for INCENTIVE Every troop retains 12 cents for each ^ 46 ~ Sportmg Goods Daadline lor Saturday and full time, 4 to 12 p.m. shift. Frequently fellow ministers share with me fodder for Manchester-Bolton Association will be Birthday 47 — Osrdon Products Monday it 12;00 Noon Friday. Must be responsible and able this column. Not long ago I preached for a friend in New SALE taking orders for cookies starting today box sold, and when each memtoCT sells -A 46 — Amtquos lo do some heavy lifting. FOURCOUPONS 4 9 Wantod to Buy Latoyetta Hampshire who told this story about a minister in a near­ and continuing through Nov. 28. more.than 33 boxes The troop receives a S EILEEN Excellent benefits and job RCNTAL6 PLEASE READ RADIO ELECTRONICS by church: . The annual cookie sale will include five Ihree-centbbnu's pet box. » Love, security. Meadows Convales­ 311 Bro*d St, MtncIwMw, Cl. 53 — Rooms for Flont YDUR AD cent Center, 333 Bidwell A rather anxious and uncertain preacher was in the varieties of cookies, peanut butter Mrs. Doris Fairbanks of 117 Hawthorne ^ Mom and Dad 53 — Apsrtmonts for Rom Si twE OifwtMili tMfkftr BELOW WITH 54 — Homos for Flom Street, Manchester, 647-9191. middle of his sermon when one of his congregation sandwich, sandwich cremes, thin mint, St. is general chairman of the | 59 — Omcos. Storos for Flont Ctauifiad ads are taken over th« phone as a convenience. SPECIALS shortbread and chocolate covered peanut Manchester-Bolton cookie sale. g 56 — Rosort PropWty (or Ront SECRETARY lo president - suddenly stood up and walked out. The minister 57 _ Wantod lo Ront The Herald is responsible for hesitated, wondering if he had said something to cause butter patties. ■ The various area chairmen are Mrs. 56 — Misc for Ftoot only one incorrect insertion Duties very diversified. Bilalnatt OpportUlHf ■ l4 0.00 and then only to the size of the Shorthand ability helpful. this, but managed to finish the sermon. JUST ONE M The delivery of cookies is scheduled to Rebecca Ready of 14 Westview Dr., Bolton, ^ AUTOMOTIVE original insertion. Errors which (5ood typing skills. Reply to Afterwards as the man's wife came down the aisle to be made the week of Jan. 12, 1977. in the BoltOn area; Mrs. Joanne Coyken- p Happiness Is: 61 — Autos for Sslo SMALL ENGINE Service MA NM X 62 - Trucks for Sslo do not lessen the value of the Box 1445, Manchester to Corporation expanding dealer 6 0 MENS FAMOUS dall of 35 Fulton Rd., central; Mrs. Anne ^ advertisement will not be epr- shake his hand, she tried to explain the incident and The annual cookie sale enables many WINNING A 63 — Hosvy Equipmom for Ssio arrange interview. network. No experience Ruggles of 106 Barry Rd., northeast; Mrs. A 64 — Motorcyclos-BiqrGlos rected by an additional inser­ reassure her pastor. She rem ark^. "My husband really PURCHASE! girls to earn their way to a resident camp 66 — 'Campors-Trailors-Mobils necessary. Complete training ODYSSEY 300 TURKEY tion. enjoys your sermons but he has this terrible problem: he B.V.D. each summer. Scouts selling 35 or more f ^ g y Craig d 31 Delmont St., northwest; g Homos program. $500. inveetment walks in his sleep." boxes of cookies earn camping credit of 25 and Mrs. Glenys Ebersold of 9 Griswold | ^ Come Play 66 — Aootivo Sorvico RCMESTATf CAREER required to start your own 67 — Autos for Rom-Looso Mutt htvu llc«nM , or In business. Ideal for retired or An Indian Prayer HOME VIDEO DRESS SOCKS cents for each additional box Sold. 8t.. southwest.- g t u r k e y RINGO a t procooo. Eom 115,000 plut in* Those who are not contacted but wishing nuolty. Part timort conildorod. part time. Details on request. 0 Great Spirit, Part of the proceeds from the sale will Mr. Barker. ESCA Field OAME provide $5,000 for camper scholarships, to order cookies may contact an area g St. Bridget S School^ PASEK Whose voice I hear in the winds. Loti and Found REAL ESTAn Training Division Box 619, making it possible for a girl to help chairman or Mrs. Fairbanks. A. rafptoriaCafeteria i NOTICES Wading River, New York. And whose breath gives life to all the world. LOST Little boys birthday 28S-747S 11792. Hear me! November 15th | present. White “Huffy" bike. 7:30 P.M. I Lost and Found No questions. 183 Green 1 am small and weak. I need your strength and p r . ‘off Chrysler wins contract Manor Road. 649-4415. OPPORTUNITY for an at­ wisdom. 5 9 * * :5- ■< tractive, refined person, good I 1 IMPOUNDED - Tri-color appearance, pleasant per­ Let me walk in beauty, and make my eyes ever ON ANY GALLON CARTON female pup, black and white behold the red and purple sunset. I sonality to make up to $150 a for Army’s, iiew tank male pup. beagle tri-color EMPLOYMENT week. Car useful. Steady Make my hands respect the things you have made, I female. Dog Warden, 646-4555. work. Phone 872-4515. and my ears sharp to hear your voice. WASHINGTON (UPI) - The Army has tank, the M60," Hoffman said. “ It is and LEGAL I ICECREAM Nofp Wantad Make me wise so that I may understand the things should continue to be the finest main bat­ BABYSITTER needed days, ERGO WITH fU«CMAS£ Of $10.00 0« HMK AND THIS COUfON AT FOOD MAST. selected (Chrysler Corp. over Geno'al you have taught my people. KENNERS I Motdrs to build a main battle tank for U.S. tle tank in the world.” NOTICE A hand full ol cash la My home or yours. Green EXOUSIVt Of COOrON items, good sun.. NOV. 14 TH«U SAT. NOV. JO Food Mart Notice is hereby given, by battar than a garaga PHONE FROM home to ser­ School area Call 643-9966 Let me learn the lessons you have hidden in every I IIMIT ONE % GAL ONE COorON f a FAMllV. Hoffman said advances in armor made BAKERS SECRET forces in the 1980s, a program that’s the Commision on Hospitals fun oi ttuff. vice our customers in the before 2 p.m. leaf and rock. BABYYAWNIE ■ ■ expected to total $4.9 billion. the new tank “impenetrable to present and Health Care, that a public Manchester area, flexible hours, super earnings, 249- I seek strength, not to be greater than my brother, Army Secretary Martin R. Hoffman anti-tank missiles." He said other hearing will be held at 340 SECURITY SYSTEMS. but to fight my greatest enemy — myseU. RAKEWARE SET told a news conference Friday that a technological advances should allow the 7773. Manufacturer-Distributor es­ Capitol Avenue, Hartford, LEGAL tablished throughout the Make me always ready to come to you with clean Chrysler prototype of the XMl tank was United States to maintain an edge over Connecticut in Conference SALES POSITION - Straight North East with over 50 hands and straight eyes. ’ judged superior to one by GM. The deci­ Room 302, on November 23, NOTICE commissions. leads furnished dealers seeks qualified in­ 4 »» sion will give Chrysler a $196.2 million any tank the Russians can field during 1976 beginning at 9:00 a m. to STATE OF CONNECTICUT to home owners. Call 242-5402. dividual to set up security So, when life fades, as the fading sunset. 088 contract to continue development with U much of the next decade. hear testimony relative to PROBATE COURT firm in the Manchester area. My spirit may come to you without shame. Off Hoffman said that in addition to being rate increases for certain ser­ DISTRICT OF GROTON ESTABLISHED Realtor has Over 70 products. Training ,.'l'^more models over the next three years — from a second grade class at the Red Good Indian opening for highly motivated provided. Marketing and Reg. V ' before full production starts. superior to the General Motors tank in vices, as required per Section November 10, 1976 School in Porcupine, 10.99 I 0N4-320Z.B0mES 19-73i lb). G.S., for the In the matter of PATRKTA salesperson with real estate technical assistance “What the taxpayers are getting for several ke'y areas of technology, Chrysler license. Ask for Mr. Bissell, available $5,000. Call Mr. Sharing our faith — in dialogue I also bid at a slightly lower cost per tank of following: ANN BURKE of Groton, Philbrick Agency, 646-4200. their money should be 2 to 2V!i tildes more Crestfield Convalescent Connecticut, a Minor. Rolo. collect 288-7421 In a recent column the importance of dialogue within I effective than the present main battle $754,0(X), figuring costs at current levels. COTT SODA Hospital, 565 Vernon Street. Present. Hon. Lillian E. Erb PART TIME - Sales - If you PART TIME Maintenance the home and within the church are stressed. It is also of I ______Manchester. Connecticut Judge ASSORTED FLAVORS are area professional Worker Five nights a week. Situation Wantad 15 great value between Giristians and nonGuistians. 5 FT. SESAME STREH I WITH fuaCHASE OF $10.00 0« MOKE AND THS COUfON AT FOOD MART. State firm gets engine contract 06040. Upon the petition of Nancy salesmen in the day time and Work done in Manchester. The Roman Catholic Church is to be commended for I EXQUaVE OF COUfON ITEMS. GOOD SUN., NOV. 14 THRU SAT . NOV. JO The Commission strongly Ann Gagne praying for the want to sell at night and make Must have own car. Call CHILD CARE ^UMIT 4 aOTTlH ONE COUfON f a FAMIIY. more than your day joo . it's - Opening for what the “Christian Century" has called “ the most flexi­ urges interested members of termination o( parental rights between 9 and 4 p ro. 247-0911. five children.It. .Cheerful,.Che ■ ble and conciliatory phase of its 2,000-year history. " JET HOCKEY CHARACTER WASHINGTON (UPI) — A Connecticut Corp., will mean 1,800 jobs in AVCO the public to attend and take of JAMES RICKIS. JR., fun and easy!!! Call Mr. Douglas, 525-9134. educational, dordeitie en­ (Oct. 13 issue) As a result of Vatican II there is a “new company has been chosen to provide an Lycoming's Stratford, Conn., plant during an active part in this hearing. leaving her as the sole guar- SECRETARY - Bookkeeper - vironment. $25 weekly. 289- • estimated 3,500 gas turbine engines at $4.7 the-lO-year course of the contract. Experienced Excellent openness and a willingness to hear divergent voices in the RADIO Darius J. Spain. dian of the person o( SALES PEOPLE - Older 2604 Please call after 5. TABLE ,, million for one of the Army’s new battle Chairman salary, shorthand not world." Dialogue has been authorized and encouraged Chrysler was competing with General PATRICIA ANN BURKE, a muUi-million dollar company necessary. All benefits, plea­ tanks, the XM-1. Commission on BABYSITTING provided by with Communists, Buddhists, Jews, Moslems and others Motors for the contract to build the tanks minor residing in the Town of with young ideas has openings sant surroundings. Small stur­ Hospitals & Health experienced .mother. df divergent religious faiths. I The office of Rep. Robert N. Giaimo, D- and its proposed agreement stipulated Groton in said District, it is for people who are looking for dy company. Send resume to Care ORDERED, that said a future, in sales and manage­ Equipped to handle infants. It has been my experience that groups which meet to I Conn., said Friday the Army selection of AVCO Lycoming would provide the gas Elmore Associates, 135 West Will sit for children of aU i y 9 9 Off the tank itself, to be built by the (Chrysler turbine engines for them. application be heard and ment. Opening due to in-house Middle Turnpike, Manchester, ages. Hours to suit your share their faith and listen to one another not only learn I promotions. This company determined at the Probate Of­ or call Mr. Elmore, 647-1411, • needs. Call 647-1926 anytime. another's point of view but find their own beliefs I ON 3 • 20 OZ. LOAVES - FOOD MART fice, 45 Fort Hill Road, has more financial success sharpened and clarified. Perhaps there should he more 5 9 * * Groton. Connecticut, in said stories than any other in New I England, nolimifon what you WILL CARE for your child in • opportunities of this kind in Manchester. I MSB’s Finast branch District on the 1st day of can earn. Call Doug Baskin. my Waddell School area Under the auspices of MACC, a group of Christians and December, 1976 at ten o’clock 525-9134. LAUNDRY home. ExperieDCed and WHITE BREAD references 646-6402. Jews have been in dialogue of this nature. Are there other I in the forenoon; and it ways in which this experience of listening and sharing I WITH fURCHASE OF $10410 OR MORE AND TMI$ COUfON AT FOOD MART appearing to the Court that PART-TIME help needed for POSITION ■ good sun.. NOV. 14 THRU SaT ^ T jo! given state approval the whereabouts of JAMES fitting and drilling bowling could be provided? RIVAL UMIT 3 lOAVES • ONE COUfON f a FAMILY. I Responsible person 4 FT. FLUORESCENT I RICKIS, JR. are at present balls Must have experience. □ EDUCATION “The moral authority of Mao” Inquire at Vernon Lanes, needed full time, 4 p.m. need it — they are in a supermarket The American Legion Auxiliary uncertain, it is further This is the heading of an editorial in a recent religious QT. Manchester State Bank will Route 83. VemoR.' to midnight for laundry WORKSHOP at least once a week; that is where will have a poiluck Monday at 6:30 ORDERED, that notice of become the first Commercial Bank the pendency of said applica­ distribution. Must be Private IntlmcUona It in Connecticut to open a branch of­ they need service and that is where p.m, at the Legion Home. Depart­ physically able to fulfill CROCKPOT tion and of the time and place Christmas shopping. Pleasant REMEDIAL RflADING and LIGHT fice In a major food chain store. Manchester State IBank will be. We ment officers will be guests as well set for hearing be given to lifting requirements. Luther play excerpts as the girls the unit sponsored at working conditions. 11 you math; individualized work Laurence (Jonnel Jr., state banking are in the process of an expansion in JAMES RICKIS JR . by have a pleasant telephone Excellent benefits, program; (lst-8th grade) by commissioner has approved the branches and this is our first step. Girls State this summer and their publishing_____ a true copy of this voice, you may earn extra working conditions and Masters degree teacher. 568- to be presented ! Z S ’^off I bank's application for a branch in the We will offer customer hours, not parents. Members are asked to bring order once in some newspaper money for Christmas shop­ security. 8075. 1 2 * 0 Finest Supermarket, K-Mart Shop­ banking hours — 9 a m. to 7 p.m. dolls they have dressed for the Salva- having a circulation in ping. Telephone soliciting j ON ONE DOZEN FOOD MART-GRADE'A'WHITE ■ Monday through Friday and 10 a.m. tion Army. Manchester, Connecticut from our office in Rockville. MEADOWS GUITAR-BANJO Teacher - at Sunday services ping l^laza on Spencer St. . Hourly rate, plus com­ Your home, or my quiet 1 1 * * ' Nate Agostlnelli, presldentvof to 2 p.m. Saturday. ------where he was last known to CONVALESCENT CENTER reside at least ten (10) days missions. Call 871-2007. studio. FREE loan guitar Highlights from John Manchester State Bank said, “The “We plan on opening the middle of St. Bridget’s Social Club is spon- Bob Stirber, 646-6S57 before the day set for said Osborne’s play, “Luther,” I LARGE PRIiH IGCS | banking stylo of the future will be February and look forward to our s'oring a Casino Nile Friday, Nov. 19, NEED MONEY for the 333 BldwaH Straal starting at 8 p.m. in St. Bridget hearing and return make to holidays? Surprise yoL your fam- PlANOj4J;SSQJ6» will be presented Sunday at I WITH fURCHASE OF IIOXW OR MORE AND THIS COUfON AT FOOD MART I service to customers where they new customer-hours branch," this Court. NIanebMtar M7-9191 the 8:30 and 11 a.m. ser­ ■ EXOUSIVf OF COUfON ITfiMS. GOOD SUN., NOV. 14 THRU fMNOVX E E m E ' School cafeteria. Tickets may be ob­ ly. Ehirn extra'extra $$ seUingsi Avon ejperi««^£^^^ : I^UMIT ONE DOZ.. ONE COUfON f a fAMHY ' | Lillian E. Erb Products in your spare time. or popular»6iCr«*|nP(er» a vices at Emanuel Lutheran MR. COFFEE 1 tained at the door. Judge I'll show you how. Call 523- specialty. 'BCTjamin' Piano Church. MENS 9401. STATISTICAL Typist ■ Studio. 649-1256. A1 Wagner, a professor Stevens hopes officials The Westhill Gardens Fellowship Qualified for downtown Hart­ at Wagner College in FLANNEL 10-CUP will meet Monday at 1:30 p.m. in IMMEDIATE OPENINGS ford CPA firm. Excellent Exist on second and third working conditions. Fine REAL ESTATE Grymes Hill, N.Y., has the Herrmann Hall, Bluefield Dr. The shifts for males and females lead role in the vignettes of COFFEE m a k e r TOP ROUND STEAK » M.69 will accept Filer plan Rev. K.L. Gustafson, pastor of BOLTON salary and fringes. Call Miss SHIRTS U.S.D.A. C H O ia in our screening department. Wadsworth, 549-7171. the life of Luther, which Calvary Church, will lead the NOTICE Will train qualified in­ Homat For Bala 23 will be presented by the devotional program. Joseph Notice is hereby given that dividuals. Apply at Multi Cir­ DENTAL Surgical Assistant - NEW HAVEN (UPI) - House gubernatorial nomination. cuits. Phone 646-4100. Equal TWO FAMILY., cefifMl loca­ Chi Rho players, a touring BOnOM ROUND ROAST .M.19 Minority I,eader Gerald F. Stevens, "During the campaign, almost Moriconi will tell of his recent trip to on Wednesday. November 17, For Oral Surgeon. Ver- tion. nice lot. four (yioma each Opportunity Employer. non/Rockville office. Full repertory company. R-Mllford, said today he hoped public every candidate expressed,his con-, Europe. Refreshments will be 1976, at 8:00 p.m. at the Town floor, good cotsdiU^ $^000: Hall of Bolton, Connecticut, a time, experience- preferred. ■6I8-2426. The 60-minute worship ' J olflclals would not reject a con­ cern.for more "efficiency and iOrved. All Westhill Gardens Resume to Box R c/o program will Include residents are welcome. Public Hearing will be held by DELTATOWELS 135 SHiET ROU 39' troversial report recommending economy in the state bureaucracy.’ Manchester Evening Herald. MANCHESTER - Meadow Luther’s monastic days, 2 6 ** the Bolton Zoning Board of massive consolidation of state Cutting cost of government through a EARN Lane, 2700 sq ft Raised conflict with Tetzel, the EOODClUi * Mr. and Mrs. Charles McKenzie Appeals to hear the following EXPERIENCED Concrete government. long range program is certainly appeal: Ranch, Central air, large sermon on the eve of All Will serve as host and hostess Sunday GOOD Form Man - To set and strip spacious rooms, many extras, WHOLE OR 16 OZ. OCC A number of officials — Including more effective than trying' to cut No. 584 — Appeal of George foundations, full time, year Saint's Day and the final from 2 to 5 p.m. at Lutz Junior priced reduced to $62,900. CRANBERRY SAUCE STRAINED CAN many agency heads h have spending session after session Clarke, 4 Hillcrest Road, SPENDING round work. Reliable person ASSORTED H AVO RS Frechette ti Martin, 646-4144. days of his life. Al Wagner .^ expressed unhappiness with the without sound priorities or anything Museum, which is open to the public Bolton, for variance of set­ only. Call 875-1103, after 6. 2 LB. free of charge. back requirements of Section MONEY MISSES Vi gallon report recommending 256“ more than temporary savings," he 8C of the Zoning Ordinance to MANCMIOTCn CORONET ICE CREAM CARTON departments and boards be merged said. PLUMROSE *1.39 A kitchen social will be conducted permit construction of an ad- t FLANNEL aORlOA INDIAN RIVER • SEEDLESS Into 13 cobinet level departments. A Capitol I4th 'staff department was alse Monday at 1:30 p.m. in Cronin Hall of dttien to C $ 1 Stevens said he was not advocating M ayfair Gardens. All M ayfair aialion wwh k jm S S S l CANNED HAM EXTRA proposed. ' total acceptance of the report, “ but to come from West Virginia SHIRTS WHITE GRAPEFRUIT LARGE SIZE 9 FOR I « residents are invited to participate. J™"’ prof«rty lii». He said that reaction had led him neither {lb I want to see it hastily ____ The property is located on the 6p.m.to4 home trom us and we have LOOKOUT MOUNTAIN Half acre beautifully taken this one In trade. T.J. landscaped lot, pool, attached 57 Horton Road, Manchester Crocket Realtors, 643-1577. Em or THE MVER HEia ESTATE Mimitn 134 Timrod Road ••••*••**••••••••••••••••••*****■••**•■•*•**•••*••••••••• *•*••*••»••»»*»***_***•«•*•**•**«* garage, quiet street, quality \ 30.94 neighborhood. 344,900. Phone MANCHESTER M7.500 owner. 644-8019. No Agents. Loft-Land For Sele 24 IMPRESSIVE BOLTON - 5 1/2 acreri' - Ap­ REDUCED to prove for building, with pond leWlfT TIMPllAfUUt and old barn. Thirteen wooded acres with 438 fool frontage Proof of Performance ^2,900!! near high school R.S. Omsted, RANCH Realtor. 649-7630, 289-7939. • Three Bedims. InsestmenI Property 28 • 1 ^ Baths S 3 * • ^ now U«W|A1f»t»010vAil ^ If you are in the market for a lovely 7-room Cape COVENTRY - Offers Invited LaCava Ranch In daalrabla Long Hill Park, formal • Full Base, with Rec im. Immaculate 7 room, 2 bath Raleed Ranch In BaMwIn with attached garage, then check these features. on this 40-acre egg farm com­ dining room, 1*1 floor lamlly room, 3 bedroom*, Vh • Convenient — shopping, plete with three charming bath*, double garage, elding, patio, fenced lot. 40't. Road area. Family room with Franklin alove. Family room ,t FuII Shall Dormor homes. B/W Realty, 647-1419. Tranalarrad ownar will give Immediate occupancy. schools, church For period ending 7 a m.. .Sunday. Nov. 14 Saturday night will Savtn room Dutch Colonial. Plattarad walla, full In- find snow in the lower Plains region and part of the Gulf region. i^Contral Vacuum System Franklin Slova • Immediate occupancy t^Four Bedrooms *^Rroplaco HEBRON • Offers invited on aulallon, larga ancloaad acraanad porch, 2-car gar- Elsewhere, generally fair weather .should prevail. Minimum this 100-acre former Girl NEW LISTING aga, panalad lamlly room, bullt-ina, tlla batha, wall- • 1st fir. fam. rm. temperatures include: (approximate maximum readings in I'Garago *-Wall-to-wall Carpal EAST HARTFORD >34,900 Scout Camp. B/W Realty, 647- Owner* ere willing to give Immedlete occupancy on to-wall carpating. City utllltlaa. Baautllully • Flreplaced liv. ruL parenthesis) Atlanta 28 ( 49). Boston 32 ( 46), Chicago 24 (41), 1419. landacapad and traad lot. Lot alia, 120x377. Built by Cleveland 26 (43), Dallas 34 (45), Denver 23 (50). Duluth 19 (.35), •^Priced to sell at *44,000 thit large 4 bedroom Cape, eat-ln kitchen, excellent Anaaldl. Ownar being tranalarrad. Many axtraa loo KEITH Houston 40 (51). .lacksonville 43 (65). Kansas City 23 (37). Little Business Propsrty 28 ttorage, 2 full bathe, oily utlllllee. Mid 30'*. numaroua to mention. Priced lor quick aala. REAL ESTATE Rock 26 (44). Los Angeles 53 ( 65). Miami 68 ( 79). Minneapolis 18 DIRECTIONS: South on Main St. to left on Spring (38). New Orleans 45 (59), New York .14 (50), Phoenix 51 (70), Direction*; W**t St. north to Woodland. We*l on STORE FOR Business with 646-4126 649-1922 Woodland to Horton. St., right on Gardner, left onto San Francisco 54 i57), Seattle 4.1 (54). .St Uiuis 2( (40), attached two family 5-5 In LARGE FAMILY Timrod Rd. Sign posted. Washington 28 ( 52). business location. 361,900. Merritt Agency, 646-1180. can be accommodated In this 4 bedroom Spill home In LARGE FOUR Bedroom high location, eat-ln kitchen, huge family room, 1 full, 2 CHARLES LESPERANCE Colonial - Aluminum siding ZINSSER AGENCY hall bathe. Circular staircase from front MANCHESTER - 525 square BARROWS 649-7620 foyer. A must be seen. Only 646-1511 feet industrial space. 385. AND 342,900 Pasek Realtors, 289- monthly Including heat. Six room, lour bedroom Capa. Wall to wall carpeting, 7475. Warren E. Howland, tiove, ralrigarator. Buallna, larga private back yard, Homes For Sele 23 Homes For Sale 23 Realtors, 643-1108. PRICE REDUCTION - South with fireplace, pool, city tawora. NICE FAMILY Home - Six Farm Area. Walking distance assort Property 27 • • FIRST TIME OFFERED • • and 1 2 rooms. Excellent con­ to Martin Sctaml, attractive Meadow Lens dition Good neighborhood, WALLACE three bedroom Ranch, two car convenient to everything DRASTICALLY COVENTRY LAKE - 200 feet .^ISENTRY COMPANY OPEN HOUSE garage, with electric eye from beach, heat, winterized, Onlv 337.900 M H Palmer doors. Warm wood pannclcd REDUCED! PASEK REALTORS-MLS Manchester MIyOOO Realty. 646-6321. 649-0538 two bedroom cottage, fur­ I Real Estate Services MANCHESTER PARKADE Easy living can be yourt all on one floor of this delight­ family room, large lot, all Gambolati-built nished. 315,500 firm. 267-9425. EAST HARTFORD 289-7475 utilities Now ,53.900 Barnett, ful Ranch with larga rooms. Fireplace, central vac and MANCHESTER - Manicured Sunday 1 to 4 o’clock executpe's dream. 289-4331 Bowman. Realtors 6.1.1-3661. Excellent, location, eight- Real Estate tVanlad 28 wall-to-wall plus garage are among the features grounds accompany this day or night offered. gracious Colonial style 7-room room Garrison Colonial, ALL CASH for your property Raised Ranch Many MANCHESTER. New Eight four bedrooms, two specialized features. B W fireplaces, den, wooded within 24 hours. Avoid red “ THERE’S NO HOME 646-7833 i l f i * HOME OF THE room Colonial 1 3 4 acre. 2 Realty. 647-1419 tape, instant service. Hayes NINE MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICES I 2 baths. 2 garages, up to 10" lot, many many extras. Corporation, 646-0131. • • JUST LISTED* • Now only 359.9QO. LIKE THE ONE YOU OWN" ONE YEAR WARRANTY' insulation. Choose color for in­ OFFICES THROUGHOUT CONNECTICUT *m M I. real* Offered by the terior and rugs. Small down Cell Lew Arrude SELLING your house? Call us MANCHESTER Manchester >44,500 payment considered. Home 644-1539 528-9395 first and we'll make you a owners warrantee (or 10 years Three year young Colonial with king-matter flreplaced cash offer. T.J. Crockett, PHILBRICK of Nationally insured protec­ ARRUDA REALTY Realtor, 643-1577. living room. One full plus two 'h baths, garage, tion Charles Ponticelli & Son. aluminum tiding plus all appliancat. 646-1540, 646-0800 IMMEDIATE Cash for your Call for complete details. AGENCY property. Let us explain our RANCH — Seven rooms, HEBRON - Bv Owner - fair proposal. Call Mr. three bedrooms, modem MANCHESTER Manchester Bolton area. Belfiore, 647-1413. kitchen, L-shaped living CREAMPUFF Eight Room U & R Raised RICHARDS & KEHMNA Ranch. Three bedrooms, MAY WE BUY your home? and dining room Large 2 jrwtr old dormwrwd Csp«, tor* Quick, fair, all cash and no paneled family room in mal dining room, kltchon bulK* exceptionally large and Six room Cape, 1st floor family room, 3 bedrooms, Realtors-MLS 528-9546 (Direction*; Center Street to Edgerton — Edgeiion I* lot, 1 Vk bath*, carptling luxurious family room, study, problems. Call Warren E. basement, garage, patio. across from Mr. Steak.) throughout, vinyl •itarior, Howland, Realtors, 643-1108. sewing room, near hospital. $34,500. Professional axcallant valua In tha lowaat 40*a, wall to waif carpeting, 300' deep lot. 339,900 cathedral ceiling, pool, all this Charming 6 room Cape overlooking pond and large on well landscaped 3 4 acre SELL YOUR House through ANDOVER A SMALL KINGDOM - park. Living room with fireplace, large dining lot. $43,900. Call 643-9774. No J. Watson Beach Real Estate SENTRY Company. Professional real Relocation Service At No Extra Cost! room, eat-in kitchen, plus 3 bedrooms and lovely agents please MANCHESTER - Lovely Unexcelled immaculate R«al Estate estate service for nearly 50 w CONDO seven room Cape with first Contemporary Tri-Level bath — home in mint condition and available for years. Call our Manchester of­ floor family room, two with a view of three 289-4331 QUALITY Raised Ranch - ★ ’33,500 ★ almost immediate occupancy. Choice "park-like" lot in fice, 647-9139. TTie best buy yet for a 3- fireplaces, wall-to-wall private wooded acres in If you are looking for a country location but close to Call our office and let us explain how our carpet, garage, located near Redwood Farms. Double gar­ We’re your RELO real estate broker backed by over 17 bedroom Townhouse that Manchester. Eight large the center of town, this is the home for you. Priced age, low 50s, by owner. Call PLANNING TO SELL? - Our membership in the American Home Shield warran­ schools and shopping. Mid rooms, three baths, 2-car 647-1197. counseling can help without, offers complete appliances 340’s. Zinsser Agency, 646 in the 30's. years of experience and service to transferred people. ty program can effectively and efficiently help including a refrigerator, garage. Perfect for the HEBRON - Handyman of course any obligation. 1511. needed! Creative imagination Odegard Really, 643-4365. market your home, as well as enable us to put a 1 wall-to-wall carpeting, growing family. 394,000. Custom built expandable Ranch, huge kitchen with wanted Good sized four One call puts us to work marketing your home here and year warranty on any home you purchase ((trough central air conditioning, MANCHESTER - Large Two m . fireplace, 2 large bedrooms, Florida room, greenhouse CAPE — Six rooms, three rooms. Basement, acre and and much more. Asking $42,900. our company. baths and garage. family, eleven rooms, con­ or four bedrooms, dining fine area. .323.900 Robert MANCHESTER □ MISC. FOR SALE finding a new home for you anywhere. Immediate occupancy with venient location, reduced to Associates. 228-9274 335,000. Paul W. Dougan, room, full basement, han­ 9-Room Executive Type R- minimum down. Call us for dy walking distance to Evenings. Joan Aubin 633- Ranch, 3 or 4 bedrooms, details, you will be in for Realtor. 643-4535. 'realty 3715. eiementary, junior high deluxe styled kitchen and Articles lor Sale 41 O nlU ljL, TEDFORD the holidays. and high schools. 333,500. 164 E. CENTER S t MANCHESTER family room, spacious CUTE Two bedroom home. STORE FOR Business - With ALUMINUM sheets used as UAR REALTY COe Baseboard heat, heatolator attached two family 5-5 in living room with cathedral printing plates, .007 thick, D.F. REALE fireplace, paneling, carpeting, MANCHESTER - Im­ 6471419 ceiling and stone fireplace, INC maculate 6room Colonial. business location. 351.900. 23x32 ". 5 cents each or 5 for 175 Main St. 646-4525 patio, 329.800. Hutchins Agen­ Merritt Agency. 646-1180. formal dining room and 31. Phone 643-2711. R E A L E S T A T E 647-9914 Call Us Today 643-2692 cy, 6463166. Two years old. First floor den, panelled rec room Rob*r1 0. Murdoch, ffM/for family room, 2*4 baths, CONDOMINIUM - Excellent with brick fireplace and CLEAN USED refrigerators, (any time of day or evening) MANCHESTER - new listing. four bedrooms, fireplace, BOLTON condition, three bedrooms, 2 BEAUTIFUL clean Duplex - Owner has moved, will wet bar, panelled study, ranges, automatic washers, Five room Ranch, aluminum wall-to-wall carpeting Two bedroom and three 1 2 baths, patio, many extras. with guarantees. B.D, Pearl's MANCHESTER - 5-5 Duplex. siding, new roof, new accept reasonable offer for oversized sun deck, 2 full ONLY ^35*900 throughout, 2-car garage, bedroom. Living room, By owner 643-7752 baths, 2-car garage, lots of Appliances, 649 Main St., 643- 3 bedrooms, country kitchen, driveway, 329,900. Hayes Cor­ large lot. 359,000: kitchen and bath Quiet area, this oversized six-room 2171. wall to wail carpeting, new poration, 646-0131. near busline. 357,500 Frank Ranch, 25' living room, for­ RANCH - Seven rooms, three storage area, lower level aluminum siding, garage, TOLLAND — Spacious im­ Filloramo. Real Estate mal dining room, large bedrooms, modern kitchen, L all framed for 2 additional SEWING MACHINES - 1976 assumable 7 1/2% VA maculate 7-room Ranch Broker. Call 643-9508 or 649- kitchen, 3 bedrooms, Iti shaped living and dining rooms. Reduced to 371,900. Zig Zags unclaimed layaway. mortgage. Call now. 5635 after 2 p m room Large paneled family MANCHESTER Frechette & Martin, 646-4144. home. Superbly located for baths, 2 fireplaces, U&R REALTY CO INC $48.50. Singer Touch and Sew, $45,500 privacy on one acre. Franklin stove, all wired room in basement, garage, originally 3389. now only VERNON - You can't patio. 300' deep lot. 339.^. 643-2692 $68.40. Fully guaranteed. Call 646-7833 SPACIOUS CONVENIENT - Modem eat-in kitchen, for­ for emergency power. 2- R o lxft D. Murdock, Rultor beat this price anywhere, mal dining room, rec NORTH COVENTRY car garage Needs Philbrick Agenev. Realtors. 236-1123, Dealer. Ranch. Verplanck School 646-4200. •- area. Applianced kitchen, for this 4 b^room Colonial room, unique stone Deborah Drive redecorating. asking NEW BRITAIN with a large front to back Handsome executive Colonial i.3<) onn APPLIANCES - Used. AVON GUILFORD breakfast bar. dining area, fireplace, cedar closet, Refrigerator, range, disposal, wall-to-wall carpeting, three living room, formal dining carpeting, breezeway, gar­ Atop a lovely landscaped acre 225-7871 Terrific floor plan with over 2700 USR REALTY CO. INC. airconditioner. Guaranteed. 678-0317 453-6554 bedrooms and flreplaced room and large kitchen, IW age. 344,900. square foot of living pleasure 643-2692 Appliance Repair, Inc. 646- livin^g room. Ceramic tile baths, fireplace and at­ Will buy thi* attractive 6-room Colonial. Recently Exposed cedar beamed kitchen Robert D. Murdock, Raaltor /oventry 1111. bath, sunroom, cedar paneled tached garage, with city MANCHESTER - Custom adjoins fireplaced family room painted inside and out. Newer oversized two car gar­ WETHERSFIELD family room, one-car garage, water & sewers and no six room Ranch home with which joins patio forming a great UNIFORMS WANTED - Cub age. A GREAT VALUEI COMPARE! BRISTOL HAMDEN many extras. Mid 340’s. indoor-outdoor entertainment EAST HARTFORD Large assessments. Call today attached 2-car garage. Scouts, Boy and Girl Scouts, 529-8681 Owner, 647-1085. Wooded lot over one acre. area Formal dining room, for­ family, four bedroom Colonial CIRCA 181D 589-8977 281-1277 for an appointment to see. mal living room, den. four Brownies, nurses. East ONLY >33,900 Fireplace, formal dining Cape. Extra storage, Re*tored 8-room Cap*. Thre* bedroom*, lourl Catholic School. 649-1225. MANCHESTER 6-6 Duplex - bedrooms, three baths, full base­ appliances, low taxes, a real VERNON U&R REALTY CO INC room, full basement. 347,- ment. 2-car garage Now only acre*, covered patio surrounded by Orlentall WINDSOR ’40,500 Good income, nice home, 340s. $80,900 buy at 333,500 . 568^20 after ENFIELD MILFORD J. D. Real Estate, 6461980, 500. noon. |Garden overlooking a flowing atream. Truly an| SEASONED OAK Fireplace 643-2692 DICK SELie REALTY wood for deliveries. Call 742- Time to move? Well, here is a gorgeous 3 6463778, Robert D. Murdock, ftM/fof sutstanding offering. $100,000. 745-0357 878-5727 688-5201 WE NEED LISTINGS 423-1601 7886. bedroom RANCH on a fine neighborhood SOUTH WINDSOR - Over­ NOW! MANCHESTER - Blazing WARREN E. HOWLAND lot. I'z baths, garage, eat-in kitchen, sized Cape. 6 rooms, fireplace on a cold winter NEW AMERICAN oriental GLASTONBURY - An invita­ iRealtors 6 4 3 - 1 1 DC rugs. 9x12 T abriz, 9x12 decorated in a fantastic manner. Truly a fireplace, half acre lot. nice MANCHESTER - Older six evening as snow (alls on a view, low 340s. J. D. Real Thinking of Selling Your tion to make an offer on this pond and park next door. Your Surock, 9x12 Hariz, 9x12 E. D. Taddei, President home for you and your family to enjoy. room Colonial in mint condi­ Kassan. Also a few Persian EsUte, 6461980, 6463778. tion. Flreplaced living room, Property? Call TODAY! charming 8 plus room Tudor- own little Wonderland accom­ style Raised Ranch on lop of panies this charming 6-room Rugs. 643-9804, formal dining room, three Minnechaug Mountain. Many .Many DUPLEX - Rambling 6-3. bedrooms, close to schools. Cape. A unique location and excellent features and ready offered in the 330's. You can FIREPLACE WOOD - Rare price range (or iviancnester. 6-room Fireplace, carpeting, Mid 330's. Zinsser Agency, PHILBRICK for immediate occupancy. Seasoned, split, pick up trunk The Barrows and Wallace Co. aluminum storms, trees, 3445. 6461511. make an appointment with OPEN HOUSE Colonlal/Cape with a large treed lot. New furnace, B/W Realty. 647-1419. B/W Realty, 647-1419. loads or cords at 78 Erie income. 336,900. Hutchins Street, Manchester. encloaed porch and attached garage. Agency, 6463166. MANCHESTER - Six room m V F IS H AGENCY MANCHESTER - Main Street NEW HAVEN 172 91SJ r e a l t y c o i i i p a n v Cape with fireplace, living Sunday 1 to 4 o’clock HARD FIREWOOD for sale. HARTFORD room, three bMrooms, one location - Eight room Manchsiler MM591 REAITORS Colonial, good potential for of­ Any size load. Call 643-0851, AVaac\\ac& & ^osseUo 397-1515 HOURS; iM anchMitr and 1/2 baths, formal dining 228-3483. L U J 728-6615 room. Low 310's. Zinsser fice and income apartment. VALUE REALTORS-MLS EOlUl HOUSING A(TOf? Sunday* Closed Dally 8;30 - 8 p.m. TOWNHOUSE Plenty of parking. Low 350s. Agency, 646-1511. W* hiv* two WE BUY and sell furniture. 189 Weal Center Street 646-2482 Sat. 9 a.m. - 6 p.m. 646-4200 Call owner 643-7457. TOW NHOUSE lElght rooms, 2W baths, Cash on the line. One piece or MANCHESTER - Colonial CONDOMINIUMS ■living room, fully an entire houseful. M6-6432. Cape set on large treed lot in Each with three bedrooms, ■applianced eat-in kitchen, the Henry Street area. Two Furniture Barn, 345 Main EAST HARTFORD MANCHESTER rec room, multi baths, air Street, beside Douglas Iformal dining room, three fireplaces, family room, four 42-44 WASHINGTON ST. Motors. BEST BUYS BY BELFIORE » OPEN HOUSE! ■bedrooms, family room bedrooms, garage. Low 350's. conditioned, appliances OPEN HOUSE Zinsser Agency, 6461511. carpeting, and much more! Iwith fireplace and wet bar, MANCHESTER SEASONED Firewood for JOF, LOMBARDO SU N D A Y 2-5 P.M. llaundry room. Priced from 338,000 to 337,- has just listed a seven room Colonial in a very desirable TODAY • 2-4 P.M. IDEAL LOCATION - Seven 900. Call for details. sale. Custom cut and Asking $37,900 delivered. 649-7348 or 228-9220. area. It is a child oriented home with a possible four 79 Hickory Drive - Hebron rooms, 2 1/2 baths, two car WARREN E. HOWLAND bedrooms,.two full baths, an enclosed porch and attrac­ garage. Raised Ranch. ftM/fora tive rear deck, plus a good sized yard with a nice com­ .A 643-110S GARAGE SALE - Saturday, rj. SPILECKI Carpeting. Cathedral ceilings, bination of sun and shade. A job transfer (sudden) is in­ TOM $43-2121 two fireplaces. Only 354,900. starting at 10. "Soup to nuts!' Pasek Realtors 289-7475. Low, low prices! 34 volved. The price is real right at $40,900. Call Joe now. (Diraction*; Manchatler Rd. to Mountain to Creslwood Drive, lllANCHESTER - Immediate Minnechaug to Woodlawn - *lgn on the properly.) Manchester. AI,KX MAT'HIKW occupancy, three bedroom offers a first-time on the market immaculate nine room 6'/z rooms including ihree Itedrooms, 596 Woodbridge St. Duplex in residential area. Elegant 9 room R. Ranch with that spacious open TAG SALE - Furniture, Colonial, completely redecorated and with aluminum fireplaced living room and family room. 3265 per month, includes siding! Nice natural woodwork. Wall to wall. Schools, appliances, and has 1 1/2 feeling — huge fireplaced living room, good-sized clothes, Sicreo, Frigidaire, Private treed lot. *33,900 dining area, eat-in kitchen (all with cathedral etc. November 9th.-13tn., 1025 shopping, rhurches, and bus are nearby. $40,500. Null Redecorated Cape on 100x150 treed lot Brick front. 3 BRAND NEW - baths. Heat Is not included. Boston Tpke, Bolton. No pets. Security deposit and ceilings), sliders to deck, plus 3 bedrooms and 2 said. Priced For Quick Sale bedrooms, huge living room, full basement, garage, new references required, two baths. The lower level features a huge fireplaced JIM DKKOCCO roof, owners looking for quirk sale children accepted. Shown by RE-CONDITIONED Kirby AND BEAimniU! family room with a 16' brick bar just right for those vacuum. One year guarantee. is partial to homes with an attractive stone front, es­ appointment. Call 647-9936, or pecially If the rest of the residence has mainlcnanee-frce NOW we have 8% VA & FHA (CHFA) 649-2003. festive holiday gatherings. There also is an ad­ Starting Irom 369.95. Call 875- ’34,900 9190. aluminum siding. This seven room Cape has both, plus Financing available to qualified buyer*. Seven and one-half room Colonial in a clean alt and coun­ ditional room suitable for a bedroom, den library FOR SALE or rent with option office, plus Vi bath and laundry room. wall to wall In several rooms. Another feature is value- "CALL US TODAY" try atmosphere, yet still in Manchester! 2W baths, 2 car TAG SALE - Sunday, indoors. List Your Home Herel to buy. Superb 9-room Raised This home has4oo many plus features to list — enhancing plastered walls. Custom designed and con­ garage. Attractive fleldstone front and fireplace. Extra 9 to 4, Dishes, drapes, freezer, venient, with an oversized garage, and beautifully treed We Need Listings For This MANCHESTER heavy insulation - 314” in walls, «" In ceiling. First floor Ranch in prestigeous area. come by and get acquainted with what good living miscellaneous. 142 BIssell (A) No money down — VA, CHFA. Clean 6 room Beautiful kitchen-family yard. Ask Jim to show you this immaculate, convenient family room, first floor laundry. Thermopane windows. could be. ® Street I Space Every Week 7 room U&R Contemporary Raised Ranch, brick & Colonial. Only $27,800. Two Family, aluminum siding, enclosed porch, 2 room with fleldstone home. $39,500. 1 stone (floor to ceiling) fireplaces, large treed lot Lovely treed lot. Ask for Mr. Matthew. Member of both Vernon and Manchester (B) No monay down. VA, CHFA. Claan 6 room car garage, large landscaped lot, choice location, fireplace. Nicely landscaped, HOUSEHOLD SALE • SUr- JIM FININKGAN and ready for immediate occupancy. many extras. East Coast Board of Realtors Capa Cod. $35,900. $44,000. Realty, 528-9668, 648-9969. ting Saturd^ November 13th. thinks this 4 bedroom Rockledge Colonial, custom built By at 10 a.m. Beds, dining room Gambolottl, is a fine value in the mid fifties. Two (C) 6 room Capa atytad homa, garaga. Raduced BELFIORE AGENCY 3^,900 - Tremendous Cape of set, swing set. plus many fireplaces and a two car garage, a country kitchen with 6 4 9 - a B l3 to $32,900. six rooms and garage, located 'realty other items. 170 Hilliard solarian floor, a front to back living room, and wall to (D) 7 room Colonial, 2 car garaga, naw roof, Street. Manchester. ^41,900 M anors •47*1413 oil Greenwood Drive. The lot wall in five rooms are features of this fine home. Can be quick aala at $37,900. 184 E. CENTER ST. MANCHESTER Direction*; Rt. 85 to left on Daly Road (before London is 50 x 213 arid (he bwHer la inspected any time by asking tor Jim. OWHER 643-4476 WHW w o L v e r t o n Rd.) bear left onto Ellzabath to ttickory. See you lhara. Real Estate Center I : m m MANY MORE - CALL US - WE WORK REAL ESTATE ™ 646-4144 THE WILLIAM E. BELFIORE AGENCY MERRITT AGENCY 646-1180 FRECHETTE & MARTIN, Realtors aGency118 UA84 8tMIT ■ IrteMCMtHIR. COWH 08848 • *4*4813 jWAt3(m| MtM84* REALTORS 122 EAST CENTER ST. >1EALTOnS 647-1413 263 Main St., Manchostar MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn,, Sat., Nov. 13, 1976— PAGE SEVENTEEN ACROSS DOWN Answer to Previous Puzzie ■iwavr PAGE SIXTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Sat., Nov. 13, 1976. "v 0 L A 8 _UTJ 1 Alley - — 0 "IT7 a] ChariM M. Schultz I Smtllbllli 0 N L R 0 R •••••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••••• 2 Negatei 1 s 3 Autoa For Safa 81 5 Single time 2 T 0 N E L F Nj Apartmanta For Rant S3 Autoa For Safa______6f 3 To be (Fr.) s s S Apartmanta For Rant 83 9 Tine lone’ Y lii A s N 8 A a A b b y (ebbr.l 4 Merino t T 1s a t . 1975 BUICK Century - Four 5 Corpulence K MANCHESTER - Three room 12 Solemn C T T c E n ll 0 7 ight ni door, 20,000 miles, $3150. 18 6 Actor Spsrki THEONEli)HOUlAVEPAT„ ^ Vou'R£ R , ER C apartment in a two family pledge 0 u 1 E \W\J] £. s 0 Y£5, I'm wearing Jordt Street, or call 643-8840. 7 Light boet i V K ME?THAT’S AW DENTIST... house. Appliances, utilities, DAMATO H iT O inilS tt usedcm' 13 Edible leed 8 T E DO □ ...T h C R E '5 ^ . By Abigail Van Buren 8 Make poeiible T T E HE 'LIVES THERE... MV RETAINER l!i $175. J.D. Realty 646-1980. Large variety of Apartmenti and 14 Rece £ N 3 a Townhooiet throughout' 1969 BUICK La Sabre - Real B Entreat lol y_ X a 1 XT nothing tiKE I Manchester. good condition. $525 firm, 646 SPECULS IS Cremation fire )q Aj Ih for T 5 rtnS N A E L B O W 8 ATTRACTIVE Three Room, 16 Authoress Aanlal Ofileo opan daffy S-S, 4870. peyment $■U c 2. A R. X TAT modem apartment, heat, hot Sal. fO-S, aundar ft-1 Ftrber A 0 N E 1 C E A Nice, hot I 1975 GffiYSlER $419$ DEAR ABBY; Seymour and I have been married for six 11 Explosive e 8 D water, appliances, garage. 646-1081 Cordote, Iwo door hordlop, 17 Pismirt E T p R 0 D EIBEICZ; 1971 SAAB - 99 E, four speed, year* and have no children to tie us down. He has just in-. (abbr.) i ', '■, AdulU only. $195. 643-4m. 230-A N«w State Road ilr eondlllonod, •utomallOg 18 Hunts lor 19 Persian ruler r POT OF COFFEE i free wheeling economy, $1099. 646-7268. powtr ttotring, powtr braktt* formed me that he was going to Aspen for a four-day skiing MANCHESTER Manchester Small Cars. 647- 20 Hstds 21 Scraping out 34 Dope 51 Hawaiian TO ¥JOKt You " vinyl roof, many othor axtraa, trip with "the boys.” Then he laid down the law as to what 22 Greek letter 38 Chews up island 9151. ______14.000 mllot. 24 Free ticket ^1" MANCHESTER - Ranch type j may and may not do while he is gone. 23 BPOE member 2 5 Caledonian 39 Asian country 52 Volcano in 1.1 may NOT get on a plane and go anywhere. _ * UP IN THE * one bedroom apartment in a 1971 MGB - Roadster, four 1975 DODGE SAVE $ 24 Time zone 26 According to 41 That it to say Italy quiet convenient location. B Van, Initrler panaling 2. I must be home every evening to receive his phone THREE and 1/2 Rooms - speed, low mileage. $1799. aoo (abbr.) fact 45 Stage 53 Before (prefix) Price includes heat, hot and oarptling, 10,000 mUM, calls, otherwise he'll "worry" about me. (He says I can't Modem kitchen, appliances, Manchester Small Cars. 647- 27 Broke bread 28 Arab chieftain presentation 55 Lyricist water, wall-to-wall carpeting, garden, security. il75, plus m ini ba aaan, call him because he's not sure where the lodge is, and it's 29 Iron (Ger.) 47 Hardware Gershwin air conditioning, kitchen 9151. 30 Ship carivat heat. Call 649-0969. No 1974 PlYMOVTH $199$ difficult to get incoming calls there.) 33 Composite 31 Being (Lst ) 48 Pope 57 America's Mickey Finn — Morris Wclee appliances, basement laundiw children, no pets. Fury It, lour door aadan, Abby, why should I sit home every night for four days word 49 Takes option uncle facilities and storage. $235. 1973 DATSUN - 1200, four 32 Designate speed, economy plus, $1499. automatic, powar alaarlriB, while he's off skiing somewhere with "the boys"? This has 35 Space agency per month. No pets. Damato poivor brakaa, radio, 1 2 3 4 S 6 7 8 9 10 n I SAW THE LIGHTS... I SAW FEMALE ROOMMATE Manchester Small Cars. 647- 04,000 ?;ot to end in a showdown because I refuse to hold still (ebbr.) Enterprises, 646-1021. Wanted - In mid twenties to miloa, earriaa our 19-month, or that kind of treatment, How should I handle it? 36 Dinner course THE CAR COMING... AND IF I 9161. 12 13 14 HAD A CLEAR HEAD, share four room apartment. 19.000 mlla Powar Train SEYMOUR'S WIFE 37 Poetic I COULP HAVE TOLD DAD I warranloo. THERE WOULD HAVE MANCHESTER - Eight room movement 17 HAD ONE DRINK TOO MANY... Call 5262672. 1973 CHEVROLET Vega - IS 16 AND ASKED HIM TO TAKE A BEEN NO CRASH/ house, appliances, available 1974 DODGE $319$ dEAR WIFE; Tell Seymour you won't make any 40 Beer gists CA8...fW>' DIDN'T I .. .. Hatchback, four speed, extra 11 19 20 21 November 1st, $ ^ . J. D. MANCHESTER - Newer Monaco Station WaBOft, air promises, but if you should decide to go somewhere, you'll 42 Radiation nice. $1199. Manchester Small conditlonad, automalle, 1 Real EsUte, 646-1980. Duplex, half of two family. masture Cars. 647-9151. powar atoarlng, powar brakaa, be happy to call HIM If he lets you know where he can be 22 23 Three bedrooms, kitchen (ebbr) radio, ate. Alto with our IS* reached. And If he calls and you aren't home, he shouldn't L 1 DELUXE 4 1/2 Rooms - appliances and wall-to-wall 43 Sheltered tide 24 2$ r . r . 29 30 31 32 Townhouses. 1 1/2 baths, all 1968 VOLVO - Four door, four month, 12,000 mtia Powar think you dropped dead because there is still plenty of life 1 1 carj^ting. Individual en­ speed, extra nice. $1199. Train warranto#. In YOUl 44 Egypt (abbr.) appliances, two air con­ trances and full basement 46 Tennis barrier 33 ■ ditioners, carpeted, heat, hot Manchester Small Cars. 647- 1974 PLYMOUTH $257$ 1 [ 1 with washer and dryer 9151. 48 Apple |Fr.| 36 38 3 . water, patios, sound proofing, hookups. Within walking dis­ ’ Satailito atatlon wafton, 310 DEAR ABBY; When you hear that someone you know 50 Kobold ( angina, automatic, power 1 1 washer 'n dryer hook ups, has a terminal illness, how can you let them know you care? 53 Orange teed 40 TT - , j5»A ^tA 6S, .. " 11.,3 tance to schools and shopping. 1971 LINCOLN ContinenUl - ’ itaaring, radio, low mliaago. vUAjbatesaTcarocTheaec^SL/ storage, basement garages, $280. .per month. Small pet If you don't ifeenhim or speak to him regularly, it would 54 Baleful 1 1 some available with Air conditioned, stereo, seem ghoulisii to call and talk about his health-or worse 44 47 acceptable. Damato Enter­ radials, low mileage. $2299. : 1974 DODGE DART 56 Horse food fireplaces, and two car gar­ I 0 cylindara, automalle, vinyl yet to call and avoid the subject. 1 •••••••••••••••••••••••••• prises, 646-1021. Manchester Small Cars. 647- 58 Wheel track 48 49 ,0 $1 $2 •••••••••••••••••••••••••• ages. 646-0800, 646-1540. I roof, powar alaaring, radio, Sympathy cards or flowers would be premature. It would 59 Attraction 1 AnOquaa 4$ 9151. • and a 12 -month, 12,000 mila S6 57 A rtic itt tor Sato 41 ArUclat for Sola 41 MANCHESTER - One be awkward to offer sympathy and insincere to express 60 Moon S3 $4 $5 Pritcilla’t Pop — Al Vermeer MANCHESTER • Two ‘ Powar Train warrantaa. false cheer, so I usually do nothing, hoping they will under­ goddess bedroom apartment available 1%9 DODGE Charger - SE, $9 60 OLD BARN Boards ■ 2x4's, UPRIGHT PIANO - $125. bedroom townhouse at the Theresa. Excellent : 1973 PLYMOUTH $179$ stand. Then I feel guilty and regret my silence when it's 61 Curly letter 58 Spinning wheel, $75, Call 872- vinyl top, automatic, excep­ I Duatar Coupa, 310 angina, and 6 'x6" beams while they apartments with private en­ location on Main Streel. too late. 62 Positive word; 61 62 63 RUMMAGE 0913. trances, full basement and tional, $1299. Manchester , ihraa apaada on tha floor, vary 63 Thailand « last. Also fireplace wood split Located on the busline across Small Cars. 647-9151. How would you handle this, Abby? $23 half cord. Not split $24 per laundry hook-ups. Price in­ from shopping, bank and » aharp. AMATEUR SAMARITAN cludes heat, hot water, (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN) cord delivered. 228-9075. SALE church. Price includes wall- 1975 CUTLASS - Two door. : 1973 PLYMOUTH $199$ □ RENTALS kitchen appliances, carpeting * Saialllla, four door aadan, to-wall carpeting, dishwasher Fully equipped, like new. Call DEAR SAMARITAN: I would maintain the some degree SWIMMING POOLS • Brand MANCHESTEI FMKAOE and air conditioner. Priced and all kitchen appliances. * [ automatic, powar ataaring, of closeness as before. (Suddenly becoming overly atten­ •••••••••••••••••••••••••• mornings 643-2038. ^ radio, 40,000 milaa. new luxury above ground pool. from $260. per month. Shown Ideal for elderly person or tive would seem as inappropriate as suddenly avoiding all 11 to 4. te L E Sun. Rooms for Rent 52 by appointment. No pets. Must sacrifice 19 ft. x 31 ft. couple. $200. per month. No 1974 TRIUMPH - TR 6, four 1973 PLYMOUTH $159$ contact.) To let someone know you care, call or write -i OD. Complete with filter, NOV. 13thn S 14ttL Damato Enterprises, 646-1021. Win at Bridge Noxt to tormor W.T. pets. Damato Enterprises, speed. Compare $3599. < * Fury ill, tour door hardtop, air brief note simply saying, “I heard you were ill and wont you liner, ladder, pump, sun deck, ESSEX MOTOR INN - Weekly T conditlonad, automatic, Qront Ml tho roor. 646-1"(- 1021. Manchester Small Cars. 647- to know that you are in my thoughts and in my prayers." fencing, and stairs Complete rooms, single $56., double $69. FOUR ROOMS - Tile bath, i powar alaaring, radio, ate. 9151. Silence shows indifference. installation, for only $599. plus tax. continental heat, hot water, adults. $195 Homea lor Rent 54 X Ona owner, beautiful gold Financing available. Call oreakfast. maid srvice. color per month. References, P flnlah. A apaclall 1%9 PLYMOUTH - Custom DEAR ABBY; I finally accepted a blind date with a girl clubs, a low heart after Frank collect 224-3031. BESSON 8-10 Trumpet - With TV, utilities, parking. Call, security, no pets, parking, COLONIAL 6 Rooms - 3 t 1971 PLYMOUTH $177$ case. Originally over $300. 646-2300 across from rec. 111/2 School Suburban station wagon. Air I'll call "Patty." (I say "finally" because a relative of bers NORTH 13 carefully jettisoning the jack bedrooms, handy location, t Cuatom Satailila atatlon 4.AKQ875 CLOSE OUT Sale! Unfinished $120. cash firm. Call 647-1383 Street. conditioning, exceptionally ^ wagon, automatic, powar who's a friend of mine had been trying to arrange a date of that suit and a diamond. references and security clean. $1299. Manchester VJ74 West will be holding four Furniture, SOT off all inven­ after 4 p.m. CHEERFUL ROOM - Country required. $300 per month. p ataaring, radio, luggage rack, between Patty and me for a year.) tory in stock! W G. Glennev •••••••••••••••••••••••••• setting. Call 646-3075 after 5 CENTRALLY LOCATED - Small Cars. 647-9151. 4 real aharp. Patty was okay, but nothing special. I wouldn’t have ♦ A4 spades, the king of hearts, and Philbrick Agency, Realtors, * A7 Captain Easy — Crooks and Lawrence Co. 649-5253. Building SuppUot 42 p.m. Seven rooms. $240. monthly, 646-4200. asked her out again, but a week later she called and said queen of clubs. residential neighborhood, gar­ 1973 FORD Galaxie-500, four \ MANCHESTER she had two tickets to the theater and asked if I would Now the last diamond is led. EAST (D) l e t ME TAKE 7 WHV ? 5 0 YOU KIRBY Vacuum cleaner - NATURAL STONE for ATTRACTIVE sleeping room age, no utilities. Immediate door, low mileage. Compare escort her. I said 1 would because I like theater, but now WEST West must throw the queen of laNORANT AMERICAN LOOTl. FOR RENT - Main Street at $1999. Manchester Small A J 10 9 6 4>43 OFF YOUR BOOT. ) CAN MAKE SURE Used two months. All at­ retaining walls, veneers, Private entrance, occupancy. 649-1142. PLYMOUTH I'm sorry because a few days after that Patty called and clubs Dummy's little spade I SHOULD l e a v e h im h e r e I WIND UP WITH Manchester. Seyen room Cars. 647-9151. ¥K65 VQ92 ___, TO S U F F E R I tachments. including rug patios, etc. Pick up by the shower bath. Free parking. house. $2%. per month plus asked me to escort her to another party! will have done its work and A C O M PO U N D TOund or delivery by the ton. Apply 195 Spruce Street. ♦ 9 9632 FRACTURE? shampooer, etc. 875-9179. TWO BEDROOM luxury utilities. Call 646-2469, 8 a m. (TalcotWMta) One week later Patty asked me to escort her to a benefit 4K 9 6 5 2 can be discarded. Bolton Notch Stone Quarry, Townhouse located in 1972 INTERNATIONAL - « Q 10 8 4 3 to 5 p.m. Travelall. Trailer towing performance for which she had the tickets ($100 a couple), SOUTH Now South cashes dummy’s 649>3163. CLEAN FURNISHED room Highland Park section of •••••••••••••••••••»•••••• 6 4 3 - 1 7 0 8 and I couldn't very well pass that up! ace. king and queen of spades. TAG SALE From iron beds, on busline. Convenient loca­ Manchester. Wooded and package, automatic, power 4(2 chairs, bureaus, and games Ofticea-Storaa for Rent 55 steering. Compare $2399. Then she asked me to please save New Year's Eve 'cause V A 10 8 3 On the last of those three tion. Call 646-0505. private. For information call she and a friend are having a party. 9KQJ 10 8 7 5 leads East will be forced to etc. 139 Mercer Avenue. Blast Dogs-Blrd$‘ Pet% 43 646-1616 or 646-8008. Manchester Small Cars. 647- Hartford. 9 a m. to 5 p.m. LARGE PLEASANT room - MANCHESTER - Main 9151. 1%9 CHEVROLET Impala - How can I break this Patty pattern without hurting her AJ throw his last club which will November 20th. and 2Ist. Street, one, two and three Dark blue, automatic, runs feelings? I don't want to be known as Patty’s guy. East-West vulnerable establish dummy's seven DOG-CAT BOARDING Coventry, off 44A. Mature, NEWLY REDECORATED - room offices available. Call male house. $90 a month. 742- 1%9 CHRYSLER - Town and good, two door hardtop. STUCK WITH PATTY spot, or unguard his queen of bathing grooming. Complete five room apartment in two Paul W. Dougan. Realtor, 643- East South 7155 mornings. family. Close to schools, shop­ Country Station Wagon. All Asking $550. Call after 3 p.m. West North hearts to give declarer two ALUMINUM WINDOWS - Tri­ modern facilities. Canine 4535. luxury options, extra clean. DEAR STUCK: You'll be stuck as long as you accept her Pass 1 9 heart tricks, since the ace will Holiday Inne, 200 Sheldon ping and busline. No pets, 875-3651. ple Track. 5-51x32, 4-47x32, 1- Apartmanta For Rant S3 $1499. Manchester Small Cars. Invitations. Better learn to say NO before you wind up say­ Pass 2 * Pass 4 ♦ now drop both the queen and 43x28, 1-39x28, 1-39x24 $5 each. Road. Manchester. 646-5971. security required. $1%. per Pass 4 N T Pass 5 ♦ month. Dubaldo-Lesperance 647-9151. 1973 CADILLAC Eldorado ing “I do." king 1-36x80 door $20. Phone 649- Pass 7 ♦ Pass Pass WE HAVE customers waiting Agency, 646-0505. OFFICE SPACE Coupe. All Cadillac A nice problem indeed and 6841. FREE KITTENS - Need good Pass homes. Fully house trained, for the rental of your apart­ FOA RENT 1974 MG MIDGET - Four accessories. New Michelin one can't really blame the ment or home J.D Real speed, canary yellow. $1899. tires. Sharp car. $4895. Call Opening lead — 4 * man at the table lor not work­ GE PUSH Button stove - Gold call 643-5814. THREE ROOM Apartment Alley Oop — Dave Graue Estate Associates. Inc. 646- 'with heat, hot water, cooking IlSO square feet, center of I Manchester Small Cars. 647- 643-7244. ing it out. $40. Frigidaire washer $35, I Manchester, air conditioning antf| 9151. good condition. GE dryer $10. FOUR ADORABLE puppies 1980. gas, stove, refrigerator, wall I parting. CaU stsasst. By Oswald & James Jacoby to wall carpet. $175. Adults on­ 1955 BUICK Special - Four Astro-graph 649-9859. to good homes. Love p ^ l e 1973 O PEL - M an ta, and cats. 120 Charter Oak LOOKING for anything in real ly. No pets. Centrally located. door. Best offer. 647-1987. Here is another hand from a estate rental - apartments, automatic, vinyl top. Com­ By BERNICE BEDE OSOL World’s championship match. TAG SALE - Moving to Street, Manchester. After 6 Security deposit. Call 646-76%. p.m. homes, multiple dwellings, no ATTRACTIVE Four room - pare $1799. Manchester Small 1971 TOYOTA Corolla, model It is»a problem hand. Can you Florida. Snowmobile and fees. Call J.D. Real Estate Cars 647-9151. 1600. Very good condition. trailer, generator, household NEW DUPLEX - Three office. Central downtown For Sunday. Nov. 14, 1976 r e a d e r ’s m ake sev en A New York reader wants to PUPPIES - Free to good Associates. Inc. 646-1980. bedrooms, 1 1/2 baths, location, in professional $1150. Call 742-7887. diamonds against a club lead items, winter clothes, and 1972 TOYOTA Celica - Four ARIES (March 21-Aprll 19) You SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) You know how good a player the accessories. Ceramic homes. Mixed Shepherd and appliances, $280 monthly plus building with parking, heat, tend to be too extravagant lor could get perturbed too easily with the advantage of seeing MANCHESTER - Nice, quiet utilities, one month security. and air conditioning. spe^, air conditioned. Low Trucka lor Sale 62 late Merwyn D. (Jimmy) greenware. Much more! Huskv. Call 643-9192. mileage. Compare $1799. your own good today. Don't risk today if everyone doesn't go all the cards in front of you? one bedroom apartment in a Call 64 -1142. Available November 1st. Call all of your pennies on one turn of The Italian declarer did not Maier was November 13th. and I4th., 10 Manchester Small Cars. 647- 1966 INTERNATIONAL along with your ideas. Try to let We don't really know. He small adult apartment com­ 649-2865. pilch-and-toss. the majority rule, find the play at the table, but to dusk. 604 Bush Hill Road. •••••••••••••••••••••••••• plex. Price includes private 9151. Dump truck. Loadstar 1600 V- was only 33 in 1942 when he Manchester. AVAILABLE - Three room TAURUS (April 20-May 20) The it was there. Antique! 48 entrance, parking, heat, hot rent. First floor. Heat, stove OFFICE FOR rent - 288 8. 5-speed transmission, 2- SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-D#c. died and was already regard­ 1974 PLYMOUTH Duster - speed rear axle with Baker desire to overindulge in some 21) Don't volunteer advice today All South has to do is to run water, kitchen appliances, and refrigerator, parking, square feet floor space. Air manner may rear its ugly head ed as one of the live or six best TAG SALE - X-Country Skis, basement storage and laundry Slant six, automatic, over plow. Best offer. 623-8384. that's unsolicited or. about off all his diamonds After six boots, poles. Oak Chairs, pet WANTED Antique furniture, near shopping. Call M3-4750. conditioned, center of town, today. Keep moderation in mind in the world If he had lived he facilities. $225 per month. No cptt ed BoonnMANCHESTER near hospital. 643-1188. average mileage. Conmare something which you know very diamonds have been played, might well have been the cage, household items, etc. glass, pewter, oil paintings, or or you could regret it tomorrow. little. You could do more harm M at. M other antique item s. R. pets. Damato Enterprises. - New three bedroom Duplex. $1999. Manchester Small Cars. 1968 CHEVY VAN - 6- dummy should be left holding greatest of them all ■ ir s t ili Saturday and Sunday. 9 a.m. 646-1021. 647-9151. cylinder, automatic transmis­ GEMINI (May 21-Jun# 20) “One than good. four spades, the seven of to 5 p.m.. South Road, Bolton. Harrison, 643-8709. One and 1/2 baths, walk-out SMALL STORE space - Cen­ 1977 ALBUM with A bound- basement, garage, laundry tral Main Street. Call 643-1442. sion. Runs very good. Air upmanship" is something you'll CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-J#n. 19) in "All-Seuon Gift Book” have to be on guard against to­ of 24-pages! Price...$2.00. ANTIQUES Wanted - fur­ MANCHESTER - Three room hook-ups. appliances, con­ FOR SALE shocks, cinammon brown, Someone with whom you're Berrys World Flintstones — Hanna-Barbera Productions BABY CARRIAGE Cragars, L 60's. $1400 or best day. Don't try to top the other associated will not take kindly to SLU m t i SOMS AT $1JS EACH. Excellent condition. $35. niture. oriental rugs, pain­ apartment, second floor, close venient to schools and shop­ OFFICE SPACE - For rent. 1971 FIAT SEDAN guy's fish story unless you have tings, pewter. Windsor chairs, to Main Street. $145. per ping. $285. Mr. Swensson, 646 One room on first floor, 15x18 21,500 original miles. offer. Must sell, 649-5%5 days, your being too liberal with his or Hi. S-11S-H.K HlltON tu iin . Playpen, $5, Call 872-0913. the trophy to prove it. her possessions. IF 1 make sMMO fellts. deAs, pottery, weathervanes, month. Paul W. Dougan, ft.; one room on second floor Excellent, economical eves., 875-7832. IT Tl-IEOUOH CANCER (June 21-July 22) Na S>117-WILTS IN FAIASL TWELVE STORM windows baskets Ron Dionne. 643-1691. Realtor, 643-4535. 14x20 ft. Heat, air con­ transportation. 35 AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-F#b. 19) N O V E M S e E -- § m t V m Hr tMoie puts. MANCHESTER - Five rooms. ditioning and parking in­ M.P.G. Call 643-8831 SNOW PLOW - Forw ay Usually you're a prudent You're not at your best today Nt. i-tis-«UNHioTMtrt new- and screens. Wooden. 30x50, manager, but today this may not a WILTS. It fatcMnti^ telitt. WANTED - Complete estates, MANCHESTER - Unusual one Convenient location, two cluded. Contact: John H, after 5:00. Myers. With lights, signals. when dealing with authority and one 30x42. $3.00 each. Call hold true. You could suffer a loss I' c H K ie T M A e / m. 0-llt-AMUICA'S TAVOlin clocks, phonographs, steins. family home, appliances, no Lappen, Inc , 164 East Center Call 649-1852. figures. Though you may get 649-59%. bedroom townhouse through carelessness or ex­ AFWAW. A hOMtHil ulMtiot. Will buy outright or sell on apartments. Private en­ pets, available December 1st. Street, Manchester-phone 649- your licks in. they will end up ACCOUNT FOR ' Nt. l-m -M A KE A CIFT. Mmj 19Q8 FORD - Four door sedan, travagance with the last word. gtm far friMtt aot faaOy. 16 CUBIC FOOT consignment, any quantity. trances and patio. Full base­ Security, references. $215. 5261. 3% engine, radio, automatic, Motorcyclea-BIcyclea 84 n e x t y e a r now.' LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Opinions Refrigerator. Needs repair. 644-8962. ment. includes heat, 6460493. power steering, good condi­ PISCES (F#b. 20-March 20) b e d r o c k ) appliances, carpeting and air HEBRON - Space available in TRIUMPH 1976 Bonneville that you espouse today may not You're not likely to do today that Double oven electric stove, tion, best offer over $300. 643- find favor. When you see your ' I ^ t b a HK ^ j! with deM well, excellent con­ WANTED By private collec­ conditioning. $250. per month. FIVE ROOMS - Very clean, modem established communi­ 8319. 750, 8000 miles, oil cooler and which can be put off until tor. Old steins, and statues. No pets. Damato Enterprises, just remodeled, second floor, ty shopping plaza. Ideal for audience getting fidgety, change tomorrow. What needs doing To pl«c« • C liM lfM dition. Take both $100. 649- rack. $1,750. 289-4042. the subject. Ad...call 643-2711. Highest prices paid. 644-1320. 646-1021. for clean family, two children, retail, or office. Call 537-1080. 1971 CHRYSLER - 300, two won't get done by itself. no pets, one months security. door hardtop, all luxury op­ 1974 KAWASAKI - S-3 . 3500 VIRGO (Aug. 23-S«pt. 22) You References. $220 monthly, in­ STORE ON busy street. With tions, including air con­ miles, excellent condition. 3- can't rely on others to bail you Your cludes heat. 6460423. cellar and garage. Reasonable ditioning. moon roof, radial cylinder, 2 stroke. $550. before out today, even those you helped rent. Call 6468864 after 6. tires, mint condition. $1799. December 3rd. Call 649-1530. in the past. Be prepared to fend Birthday Manchester Small Cars. 647- for yourself Mlac. lor Rent 58 9151. Campera-Trallera LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) Take Nov. 14, 1976 Mobile Homea 85 with a grain of salt business Some splendid opportunities Born Loser — Art Sansom LARGE SIX Room Duplex. STORAGE AREA for boats, Central location. No pets, 1972 PINTO - 66,000 miles, propositions offered by friends may be offered through security, references, cars, and miscellaneous. new paint, new front tires, 18' CAMPER trailer - single today Although their intentions associates this year. If you treat Store now for winter! Call 646- excellent condition, must be axle, excellent condition. will be honorable, their deals them too lightly, they may never available immediately. $225 could be flimsy. mature to your full advantage. monthly. 649-1924, or 643-2289. 1418. seen, 633-4110. Eleven years olij. $1,500. Call HWEAfcOOOTlMEAI 742-8930. the ‘ST /^ WNNERT; FIVE ROOM Duplex apart­ FOR SALE - 1970 Chevelle Bugs Bunny — Helmdahl and Stoffal Malibu, V8 automatic, air con­ SOMETHING Special - One of iq :6 tl, N(A inc ment. Stove, parking, large P AUTOMOTIVE yard, $210 plus utilities, no ditioning. Call 289-6243 after a kind. This home offers 4:30. private front dining room, Sanicat Ollarad 31 Palntlnq-Paparlnq 32 Roofing-Siding-Chlmnaf 34 pets, security and references SYL.VESTER,'S S’POSED T' &e 1 I GOT A, ' “Brace yoursell! I’m gonna tell you who I voted required. F’hone 646-0297 after Autoa For Sale 81 with bar. Large living room, 1975 FIAT X-19 - Must sell. hugh master bedroom, A must FIXIN' THAT TRANSMISSION, ) PEELIN' HES lor!" CUSTOM DRAPERIES made ELECTRICIAN - All types of QUALITY PAINTING and BIDWELL Home Improve­ 4 p.m. NEED CAR? Credit bad? Cheap. 872-2685, or 875-4300. to see. Large selection of new, BUT ME HASN'T MOVED IN AN SfMOOZIN' ' Our Boarding Houaa — Carrol & McCormick to specifications. Free es­ wiring, electrical improve- Paper Hanging by Willis ment Co. Expert installation and pre-owned homes. Trades timates and measurement. FOUR ROOM Apartment $165 Bankrupt? Repossessed? HOUR UNDER ment, and repair work. FREE Sctiultz. I^ully insured, of aluminum siding, gutters 1%9 CHEVROLET Townsman welcomed. New 14 foot wide, ■0LX5SVS ' THERE., Call anytime before 9 p.m. estimates. Call 646-5253. references. 649-4343. and trims. Roofing installa­ perer month. 3% HartfordHar Road Honest Douglas accepts Station Wagon. Good running from $9,995. Im m ediate I g ara g e mu.4..i««. ' ‘Of courae you realize the tax asees^ ia going to raise our property taiee. PAPE EIGHTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manche8te^ Conn., Sat., Nov. 13,1976 L T M ’s ^Oklahoma’ Hospital AH Stop&Shops disappoints reviewer ’-r..:ann»iii I t O t O S Discharged Wednesday: Peler Piccin By JUNE TOMPKINS Dreams” were performed at a faster Stephanie Knybel, 172 Birch Open Sunday Peter Piccin, 85, of 566 Center St. tempo than I like to hear. The St.; Roy Adams, 110 Lake Rd., The Little ’Theatre of Manchester Andover; Michael Remesch, died Friday at Manchester Memorial (LTM), long noted for Its high orchestra, also as usual, was heard Hospital. He was the husband of Mrs. Hebron Rd., Andover; Julia scoring performances, took a nose above most of the solo singing, but Sweeney, 7 Deming St., South 9 am<4 p m Ermina Castagnera Piccin. dive on the performance chart for its that is a physical problem that exists Windsor; Susan Cleveland, 31 Mr. Piccin was born in Bucharist, latest production, "Oklahoma!” where the orchestra is not in a pit un­ East St., Rockville; Frank Romania, and lived in Stafford for One’s history of success is bound to der the stage. Pappalardo, 112 Pine Knob many years before coming to contain a combination of hits and There were few solo voices that Dr., South Windsor; Michael Manchester. He was employed at the misses, and lest anyone thinks that were capable of competing with a Villeneuve, 78 Country Lane, former Rhode Island Worsted Co., Little Theatre will not rise again, it full orchestra, anyway. Vernon; George Shaffer, RD Stafford, before his retirement. He will. Little 'Theatre has that essence Playing the lead as Curly is Mike 3, Coventry. was an Army veteran of World War 1 of quality that carries it above and Adams who also played the lead In Discharged Thursday: and a member of the Stafford Springs the Manchester High School produc­ Albert Borello, 100 Prospect beyond the majority of area little St.; Eldith Maxwell, 80 Fair- American Legion Post. theater groups. tion a few years ago. Adams is a Other survivors are a son. Dr. field St.; Donna Post, Rt. 1, The Rodgers and Hammerstein handsome young man with a mop of Coventry; James Nisbet, James D. Piccin of Manchester; and musical scored a long-running hit on dark curly hair and a jaunty swagger Windsor Locks; Marie three grandchildren. Broadway after it opened several that becomes the part of Curly, but Schauster, 351 Porter St.; The funeral will be private. Burial years ago. The show is full of cap­ his singing at times was not on pitch. Patricia Rogers, SIS Buff Cap will be in St. Edward’s Cemetery, tivating tunes and the story is as He lacks stage experience for a Rd., Tolland; EdwardCyr, 114 WAR Ihit coupon «nd ■ |7 M purctMM WrtR tu t coupon anP ■ t7 SO pwrctiMO. Manor Circle. East Hartford; Stafford Springs. American as apple pie. ’The songs mature company like Little Theatre. like “Oh, What A Beautiful Mor- Chris Hand is a lovely, demure Maryann O’Connor, 20 nudmry'k iip-Bhie Bonnet "I*-' The Introvigne-Plante Funeral Tumblebrook Dr., Bolton; Home, 95 E. Main St., Stafford, is in nin’,” and ’"The Surrey With the Laurey with a voice pleasant to hear, but its quality is sometimes lost in Steven Grange. Willimantic. M a rg a rin e i charge of arrangements. Fringe on Top” will last through Also, Daniel Solazzo, 310 Flour the fast tempo of her solos. There are no calling hours. several generations. And the lovely Tunnel Rd,, Vernon; Kerry 5 lb. "People Will Say We're in Love” Joe French gave to Jud the looks Rohrbach, 310 Grissom Rd.; arouses the feeling of romance. and interpretation required of a Deborah Schultz, Colchester. bag The orchestra, directed by Ralph jealous farm hand seeking Laurie's > 14-20 LimritywbtgptrcuXomw. 232: 3 Good Sun, Nov 14-20 Lvnrioftt pkg ptr ctrtionwt 233 Z John A. Barker Maccarone, had the audience hum­ affections. Mary deManbey as Ado I D»'fv^p» \ ming under its breath as the tunes Annie is a doll-faced girl who does John Arthur Barker, 72, of 163 followed one another during the in­ well in attracting the attentions of Woodland St. died Friday at Hartford Fire calls troduction. the the slick peddler and Will, played Hospital. He was the husband of Mrs. The play tells the love story of by John M. Roy. Helen K. Smith Barker. ShapeaHsi Laurey and Curly which is enhanced The peddler is played by Vin Fast Hartford Mr. Smith was born May 3, 1904 in by involving a "villain," so to speak, Liscomb. no stranger to LTM Friday, 1:17 p.m. — First your Belmont, Mass., and lived in Hart­ in the swarthy character of Jud Fry. audiences. Liscomb. with a few other aid call on Burnside Ave. ford before coming to Manchester Aunt Eller is a sharp and provocative LTM veterans in the cast, do their Friday, 3:24 p.m. — First more than 25 years ago. He had been old gal who understands what young best to make “Oklahoma!” what it aid cail at 91 Apple Tree Dr. t t r i k ’ employed at Pratt & Whitney Small folks are all about, and is not averse should be. Friday. 5:15 p.m. — First Tool Division of Colt Industries, West to breaking up a melee if she has to. Probably the star of this particular aid cali at Raymond Library. ^ f ! e a s t ! Hartford, for many years before Friday, 6:11 p.m. — First There is a cast of ranch hands and show is Jayne Newirth as Aunt Eller. retiring in 1970. He was a member of aid call at King Court farm girls who complement the story A competent actress and com­ the Unitarian-Universalist Society: Friday, 8:53 p. m. — House with song and dance. edienne, she contributes a full Slop&Sfiop "Big JESye” Fo iit Sole! East and the Waverly, Mass., fire at 66 School St, A traveling peddler, an aggressive measure of talent to the musical. Grange. Friday, 10:32 p.m. — First farm lassie, and a farm boy who has The choreography is lively. Par­ aid call on Connecticut Blvd. been to Kansas City all help to spice ticularly artistic is the dream Friday, 11:41 p.m, — He is also survived by an aunt and the story. sequence at the end of the first act. Commercial building fire at several cousins. The staging is contemporary and 735 Main St. Assorted Ali Hakim is the suave peddler who A memorial service will be at the always has a trick or two up his gives one the impression at first that Saturday, 2:02 am , — @ Brown and Sons Funeral Home, Bel­ sleeve and who sweeps Ado Annie, the action is part of a vaudeville act House fire at 144 Tolland St. mont. Mass., at a time to be an­ Saturday, 2:27 am . — Motor the aggressive farm lassie, off her on an empty stage. The mellow hues nounced. Burial will be in Belmont vehicld accident at Main St. feet, but with no less finesse than chosen for the girls' costumes, Cemetery. and Burnside Ave. P m K C h o p s Will Parker, the young farmer who however, are very pretty and well Saturday, 2:32 a.m. — First has been where "everything’s up to coordinated. aid call on Roxbury Rd. Vs Center Chops, Vs Sirloin Chops, The Holmes Funeral Home, 400 date in Kansas City." Recognized for excellent direction Saturday. 5:42 a.m. — VaBiade Chops Main St., is in charge of local There is a dramatic hassle toward of past LTM musicals, James Quinn Commercial building fire, 735 arrangemants. the end of the play prompted by n e ^ not be criticized for a lesser Main St. Our "Big Eye" pork is lean, mealy, with a minimum There are no local calling hours. jealousy and Jud Fry is killed when good performance this time. Let's' Saturday. 10:13 a.m. —First of fa t... gives you more value lor your meal dollar. The family suggests that any he falls on his own knife. say it was an unfavorable combina­ aid call on Chapman PI. memorial gifts may be made to the ! The orchestra, as usual, does well tion of many things. Manchester 99 Loin Building Fund of the Unitarian- under Maccarone’s keen direction. "Oklahoma!" plays again tonight, Friday, 5:21 p.m. — Countrystyle Pork Ribs Universalist Society: East, P.O. Box Some of the songs like “People Will and next Friday and Saturday at 8:30 Gasoline washdown. 639 Main 3250, Talcottville. Say We're In Love" and “Out of My p.m. at East Catholic High School. St. (Town) Loin Friday. 7:10 p.m. — Leaf Center Cut Pork Chops fire. Chambers St. (District) Police report South W indsor Friday, 2:48 p.m. — Fire in FkediPMk container, Rex Lumber. Tolland County Manchester A young white male about 5 feet, 9 The arrests followed a search Friday, 3:06 p.m. — House Shoulder (Picnic) lb authorized by court warrant of their David Sawtelle, 16, of 4 Tanner St. inches tall, 150 pounds, with black, call on Loveland Hill. rk- home, police said. ’They found five was arrested Friday at 10:30 a.m. in ear length, afro-type hair attempted Friday, 5:24 p.m. — Motor pounds of marijuana and narcotics vehicle accident. Spring St., Fresh Pork Neck Bones the Manchester High School parking to steal the pocketbook of an older paraphernalia, police said. Rockville. lot and charged with reckless woman in the parking lot of She was being held on $5,000 surety Friday, 5:38 p.m. — Struc­ driving. He is scheduled to appear in Marshall’s clothing store on Center ture fire on South St., Vernon. Fresh Pork Hocks St. Friday at 7:25 p.m., police said. bond and he on $15,000 surety bond Common Pleas Court 12 in East this morning pending appearance in Friday, 6:45 p.m. — Hartford Nov. 23. The youth failed to break her grip Chimney fire on Baxter St., despite breaking one side of the court in Rockville Monday. Tolland. Stop & Shop “Great B eef’ Naturally Aged Darlene Marie Paul, 20, of the Elssex pocketbook strap, police said. He ran Vernon Friday. 6:50 p.m. — Motor Motel on E. Center St. was arrested through the McDonald's parking lot Robert L. Saucier, 25. of 7 Pleasant vehicle accident on Pitkin St. Friday morning on a court warrant escaping from two teen-agers. Paul St., Rockville was injured when the Vernon. charging her with issuing a bad and Bob Goldberg of Windsor, who car he was driving on Spring St. Friday, 7:33 p.m. — ChudiSteakM ’ tried to catch him. Friday at 5:19 p.m. struck the parked Chimney fire on Maple St., check. Court is Nov. 29. Ellington. 7 Bone-Center Cut Bone-in He was wearing jeans, a hunting- ear of Peter Allen of 75 Spring St., Saturday. 8:28 a m. — Wash Beef Chuck David G. Grant, 34, of East Hamp­ type vest, boots, and a dark head police said. down on Hampton Dr.. Ver­ Underblade Roast 1Bone-in ton was arrested Friday afternoon band. Saucier was taken to Rockville non. 88s and charged with issuing a bad Coventry General Hospital where he was treated and released. No police ac­ check. Court is Nov. 22. Glenn M. Bolting, 19, of 77 Love Chuck Stewing Beef tion was taken. Lane, Rockville was arrested Friday Beef Chuck A fight was reported at the Gas at 11 a.m. at the Manchester Police Pearl D. Healey, 46, of 11 Ward St. Boneless Blade Steak Light Restaurant at 30 Oak St. today Floating Spirits headquarters on a court warrant suffered extensive injuries after a Ancient Hawaiians believed at 1:27 a.m. charging him with second-degree four-car accident Friday evening on canoes were built under the “Simply Super”-Uniform ly good everytime When police arrived, they found a burglary and third-degree larceny. Rt. 83 near Pitkin St., police said. guidance of the gods. The group of about 100 gathered on the The charges stem from a break She was driving south on Rt, 83 vessel was regarded as sidewalk in front. Many started run­ Nov. 10, 1973 into a Forest St. home when her car veered to the left and possessing spiritual power ning when the cruisers pulled up. struck the car driven by Peter and was welcomed by the peo­ G ^ luidBee{r|;o in Coventry, police said. ple as a living member of the "Simply Super" pkg. Police said Kevin Morgan, 20, of 73 Manchester Police turned Bolting Ignatowizc, 26, of 35 Allen Dr., Ver­ Oak St. was bleeding from the head community. When a tree was ■Reoular around beef contains not more than 28% lal over to Coventry Police who released non, then the car driven by Dorothy about to fall, the priest and mouth. He insisted he was all him on a $500 non-surety bond for Steiner, 33, of 42 Murray Rd., South shouted: "Now you are a tree. right and had no complaint. appearance in Common Pleas Court Windsor and then the car driven by Soon you will be a man." T able! reatsSteak-Umm”'S.S*2“ Police said there was a large 19 in Rockville Nov. 30. James F. Witek, 23, of 85 Old Town amount of broken glass, blood, and Hebron Rd., Vernon, police said. human hair on the sidewalk. She was taken to Rockville General Stop & Shop is having a sausage sale! Numerous NSKK Motorcycle Club Shirley A. Jones. 22, of Wall St., Hospital where she was admitted. OPEN members were observed running Hebron was charged withoperating a She was reported in satisfactory con­ ALL DAY Slops Shop from the area, they reported. motor vehicle while under the in­ dition this morning and cs being Poffc Sausage No one including the permittee of fluence of alchohol or drugs and treated for possible abdominal in-< SUNDAY the bar would make a complaint driving without a license after a one- juries and many bruises and cuts, a ARTHUR DRUG Italian Sausage Primo Brand about anybody. car accident today at 12:50 a.m., hospital spokesperson said. state police said. i lb. Roll Police are still investigating the Frozen David G. Moyer of 40 Olcott St. was She was driving on N. Pond Rd. accident., Rath Sausage Meat attacked today about 1:30 a.m. as he when she left the side of the road and Hoi or Sweel got out of his car in his parking lot at the car rolled over. No injuries were Parks Sausage Meat 12oz. roll reported and her car was towed from his apartment complex, he told Visit ouf new the scene. She is scheduled tcappear NAME BRAND ^p«n Nlghttj Brown & Serve Sausage e cfp'kt Do^en police. One of his three young location at III a ' assailants hit him in the face with a in court in Rockville Dec. 7. CORDUROY 705 Mam St. S i l a Sun. two-by-four board, he said. The blow Ellington JEANS M anchester knocked him out. Nancy M. Leckner, 18, and David Moyer next recalls several of his Tingle, 19, both of 14 Penfield Ave., M iilv r ■ [Iw \ff$,nlnUlt '99 friends taking him to Manchester Ellington, were arrested Friday at 9 Charge H<)ufi(|u»- for Accept^ Memorial Hospital’s emergency p.m. at their home and both charged iofU 'Hilt room after 2 a.m. He was treated with possession of narcotics with in­ Jt 'im" 3 lb. Canned Ham Krak“si'"i»''ed *5®® there and released. tent to sell, state police said. THE DEAL 5 lb. Canned Ham Krakus Imported $095

In Memoriam Cerebral palsy fund Hand pick your own In loving mcfnory of our brother, FrtnkUn J. McCann, who passed away seeks contributions > 1 November 14th, 1966 ' This day do we remember • The United Cerebral federal funding. Support is A loving thought we give 8 "1 For one no longer with us Palsy of Greater Hartford dependent on the com­ Califbmia Oranges Red or Golden Delicious But in our hearts lUll lives fund drive will take place munity. Western Bose Pears “ zor Always remembered, Sunday with a door-to>^oor A pples TSriifiliev*** Brothers and sisters campaign. According to Dr. Philip A njou P e a r s 11°. McIntosh Apples The cerebral palsy group W. Morse, president of the In Mvmuriamt offers a full range of palsy organization, 25 per Lemons or Limes Large aita Tangerines orTangej9«SS f?** **'* * ^ .V * ’ ^ • Nw 20 IniMnatitoMMr cuMnwi. twWni utMlo V « M p t c a a g M s t e m idwr# Joauw Lisa Karat habilitative services to cent of money raised in the Alr5i?ieailv*r**waMM n cm* M*« to otfiar rual dtiiwie> whotoMtoti *CflpyfigM lira W Ito g I SheaSi(i

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The Herald ‘Oklahomal’ opens "Oklahoma!” with all its beloved tunes and pure American atmosphere is presented by the Little Theatre of Manchester tonight and Nov. 19 and 20 at 8:30 at East Catholic High School. The group is performing the musical against backdrops and set pieces designed by James Pendergast. Much attention has NOv. 13, 1976 been given to color in costuming and ) lighting to enhance Um atmospheric effect v of the show. Tickets are on sale at Liggett’s »n Uie Parkade and at Arthur’s Drug Store on Main St. Reservations may be made by phone at 649-0812. Tickets will also be sold at the door. Les Ballets Trockadero de Monte Carlo, New York’s in- comparable travesty dance company,” will perform Center Ballet Wednesday at 8:15 p.m. in Jorgensen Auditorium, Univer­ Alison Hublard and William Bean of sity of Connecticut, Storrs. The company’s 10 male Manchester, and Margaret Schroeder of “ballerinos,” dressed in starched tutus and satin toe shoes, South Windsor will perform with the satirize the ballerina’s art. Center Ballet Theatre Company Saturday. Nov. 20, at the Austin Arts Center, Trinity College in Hartford. There will be a 2 p.m matinee and an 8 p.m. performance which ' will be followed by a reception for spon­ sors and guests. Four ballets and a pas de deux will be presented in addition to the humorous ballet, “ Pineapple Poll” which is set to music by Gilbert and Sullivan. For reser­ Fib. vations, call 569-2082. ' )C /lb. 'T^xT Wadsworth Atheneum The holiday season begins at the Wadsworth Atheneum in Hartford with Christmas in the Goodwin Parlor, the an­ nual Victorian family Christmas scene featuring adult and child mannequins dressed in 19th century costumes with toys and a decorated tree from the Vic-, lb torian era on display from Nov. 27 through Jan. 2. From Dec. 3 to Dec. 12, the Holiday Festival of Trees will show over 80 holiday trees decorated by area businesses, civic, service and art organizations. All of the trees are for sale to the public. A festival mart will have for sale Christmas or­ naments and other holiday articles, hand made by members of the women's com­ mittee. At Foot Prints lb Foot Prints Gallery on 466 Main St. is 9 showing a photography and ceramics exhibition through Nov. 20. For informa­ tion, call 643-8953. Eloctronlc music at RAW Resonances with Randall McClellan is the name of the program presented tonight at 8:30 at Real Art Ways (RAW) at 197 Asylum St., Hartford. The program These three young ladies are appearing as witches in the Sock ‘n Buskin drama, “Dinny and features music for electronic drones, syn­ the''Witqhes’? by. William Gibson>"which will be presented at Manchester High ^ ^ I ’s thesizer, voice and tabla, in the North In- f > V '- " ,dia« Stylev4 i. BaUey AuiHt&iktoaigM anfl^6». 19,and M U Ifklh. Playing thd%ee.witches ‘ Jjtovyik as UIOSO, Beth MoCUii u Z enjis J i M e Dewey as Baron Quartet#6H«s new jazz aamila ^ auditorium is phiugh the teachers’ parking lot for .all perf(MTnanw. (Herald photo by with saxophoaiist Bill Baron Jrom Dunn) Wesleyan University.

I I •• I t t ' J‘' »ir;Uil.>-v ,ft h ’ f •*>\t Sduthem CdHhfeiiticilt Sthte College Cres­ dy Rich, drummer. Specialfjuest conduc­ fim lly; Rosey Niit dnd the Tennessee Three. cent Players in Lyman Auditorium at the tor will be Richaii3lH»y«nan, who is well- WEEKEND - Nov. 13, 1976 - Page 3 " known for his .niiisical arrangements for Nov. 23 at 7:30 p.m., the Civic Center college in New Haven, tonight ht 8 and Sunday at 3 p,m. Tickets are available at the Boston Pops. Coliseum will play host to Chicago, the Forum Sunday at 4 p.m., Vladimir Horowitz, rock group. the door. This week’s movies on teievision pianist, performs in recital. For information and reservations, call The Yale Repertory Theatre announces Wednesday at 8:15 p.m., Charles 566-6000.' that Anton Chekhov’s “Ivanov” is playing (1968). Clint Eastwood, Inger 3:45 (8) “North Country” 4:(X) (9) “It Happened One (1973). Margot Kidder, Jen­ 4:15 (2) 'T il Get You” (1953). George Raft, Sally Treger, violinist, plays Paganini’s Concer­ in repertory with “Suicide in B flat” T o d a y Stevens. (1969). Documentary. Night” (1934). Claudette nifer Salt. of the arts I Gray. to in One Movement with the Hartford Dinner theaters through Dec. 18. The theater is at 222 York 11:30 (8) “The Anderson 5:00 (9) “The Manhunter” Colbert, Clark Gable. 11:30 19) “Man without a St. in New Haven. For reservations and 1:00 (5) “ Superargo vs. Tapes” (1971). Sean Connery, (1969). Sandra Dee, Roy 9:00 (20-22-30) “ Sybil” Star” (1955), Kirk Douglas. Symphony directed by Arthur Winograd. At Pine-Brook Dinner Theatre in T h u rsd a y information, call 436-1600. , Dlabolicus” (1966). Ken Dyan Cannon. ’Thinnes. (1976), Part 2, Sally Field, Richard Boone. Thursday at 8 p.m. the Patti Smith Higganum, “Fiddler on The Roof” plays Wood, Gerard Thicy. 12:30 (3) "Death Race” The Glastonbury Players are presenting 11:40 (2) “The Marcus- 6:00 (5) “ The Pink Joanne Woodward, 11:00 (5) "A Stolen Life” Area plays Group is scheduled. through Dec. 5. The Amato Opera Theatre 1:00 (9) “Sinbad the Sailor” (1973). Lloyd Bridges, Doug “ Fun City” by Joan Rivers, Lester Colod- Nelson Murders” (1973), Telly Panther” (1964). Peter 11:30 (3) “ The Affair” (1946). Bette Davis, Glenn The Tri-Town Players are performing Friday, Saturday and Nov. 21, Sherilyn (1947) . Douglas Fairbanks Jr., Savalas, Gortner. McClure. 1 will present Verdi’s “Aida” on Nov. 22, ny and Edgar Rosenberg, Friday and Sellers, David Niven. (1973). Natalie Wood, Robert Ford. [ “Cactus Flower" tonight at 8:15 p.m. at and Mathew Mentes narrate a travelogue complete with a buffet dinner. Maureen O’Hara. 1:00 (9) “Mr. Moto’s Last 7:00 (8-40) “Sounder” Wagner. 12:30 (5) “Blood on the Sun” Saturday at 8:30 p.m. in the Gideon Welles 1:00 (22) “Gentleman Jim” 2:30 (9) "The Gun That Won [the Vernon Center Middle School. Paul on Poland. At the Coachlight Dinner Theatre in Warning” (1938). Peter Lorre, (1972), Part 1. Cicely Tyson, Midnight (9) “Tobruk” (1945). James Cagney, Sylvia the West” (1955). Dennis Junior High School, 1029 Neipsic Rd. in (1942). Errol Flynn, Alexis Sidney. [Cessay and Howard Becker are in the For reservations and information, call East Windsor, Arlene Fontana stars in the George Sanders. Paul Winfield. (1966). Rock Hudson, George Morgan, Paula Raymond. Glastonbury. For reservations, call 633- Smith. 2:20 (2) “Green Dolphin [cast. Tickets will be sold at the door. 246-6807. musical, “Flower Drum Song,” through 2:00 (5) “ The Beast of 8:00 (8-40) “Patton” (1970). Peppard, 4:00 (9) “Sign of the Pagan” 4410. Tickets will also be sold at the door. 2:00 (30) “ The P ira te ” Street” (1947). Lana Turner, The Rockville High School Drama Club Hollow Mountain” (1956). Guy George C. Scott, Karl Malden. 12:30 (5) “Flying Tigers” (1955). Jeff Chandler, Jack Dec. 1. The Hartford Stage Co. on Kinsley St. in (1948) . Judy , Gene Madison, Patricia Medina. (1942), John Wayne, Anna Donna Reed. Iwill present "A Thurber Carnival Hartford C M c Center At the Chateau de Ville Dinner Theatre 8:00 (9) “ The Guns of Palance. Hartford is showing “The Blood Knot” Kelly. 2:50 (2) “The Great Navarone,” Gregory Peck, Lee. [Thursday and Friday at 8 p.m. at the high in East Windsor, Cole Porter’s “Can-Can” 3:00 (3) “ The Evil of 8:00 (9) “ Five Gates to Monday at 8 p.m.. Seals & Crofts and through Dec. 5. For reservations, call Ziegfield” (1936). William David Niven,- 1:30 (2) “The Geisha Boy” Hell” (1959). Neville Brand, [school. The comedy is composed of a plays through Nov. 21 to be followed by Frankenstein” (1964). Peter Harry Chapin appear in concert at the 525 4258. Powell, Myrna Loy. 9:00 (20-22-30) “ Sybil” (1958). Jerry Lewis, Marie W e d n e sd a y Shirley Knight. [series of vignettes by Jam es Thurber. Cushing. Hartford Civic Center Coliseum. “South Pacific” from Nov. 27 through (1976), Part 1, Sally Field, MacDonald. 11:30 (9) “Crimson Ckilt.” 3:45 (30) “My Brother Talks [Tickets are available at the dttor. Nov. 19 through 21, the Hartford An­ Dec. 19. The Producing Guild is showing the Joanne Woodward. 3:55 (2) “ I Shot Jesse 11:00 (5) “Jezebel” (1938). Boris Karloff, Christopher to Horses” (1946). Peter Law- Bette Davis, Henry Fonda. tiques Show will be in the Exhibition and musical, “Candide,” tonight at 8:30 and S u n d a y 11:00 (9) “ I Killed James” (1949). John Ireland, Lee. Drama around the state ford, Edward Arnold. Rasputin” (1967). Geraldine Barbara Britton. 2:30 (9) “No Name on the 12:30 (3) “See the Man [At ^ Bu6hnell Assembly Hall. Sunday at 2:30 and 7:30 pm. in the Tower 7:30 ( 30) “’The Malta Story” 4:15 (3) “Kung Fu” (1972). Chaplin, Gert Froebe. Bullet” (1959). Audie Murphy, .fie Hartford Symphony Pops begins its Nov. 21 at 7:30 p.m., Johnny Cash will Sidney Kingsley’s New York Drama Theatre, Hartford. Insurance Group, (1953). Alec Guinness, Jack Run” (1971). Robert Culp, David Carradine, Barry 11:30 (30) ’’The Last Charles Drake. Angie Dickinson. eason tonight at 8:15 at the Bushnell be joined in concert with Jan Howard, Critics Award-winning play, “The Asylum Ave. at Cogswell St. For reser­ Hawkins. Sullivan. Gangster” (1937). Edward G. 4:00 (9) "The Phoenix City 12:30 (5) “Retreat, Hell” June Carter, Tommy Cash, the Carter Patriots,” will be performed by the vations, call 522-8309. Noon (5) “Blues Busters” tiemorial Hall in Hartford featuring Bud- 6:30 (5) “Maltese Falcon” Robinson, James Stewart. T u e s d a y Story” (1955). Richard Kiley, (1951). Richard Carlson, (1950). ’The Bowqry Boys. (1941). Humphrey Bogart, 11:55 (40) “Dr. John McIntyre. 1:00 (5) “Fun in Acapulco” Frank Lovejoy. Mary Astor. *’ -.. Strangelove” (1964). Peter 11:00 (5) “ The Corn Is 8:00 (20-22-30) “ The 2:20 (2)' “The Women” (1963). Elvis Presley, Ursula 6:30 (9) “ The Land Sellers. Green” (1945). Bette Davis, Disappearance of Aimee” (1939). Norma Shearer, Joan Andress. r Unknown.” Jack Mahoney, 1:20 (2) “Branded” (1950). John Dali. (1976). Faye Dunaway, Bette 1:00 (9) “Mistress of the Crawford. Library adds many books Shawn Smith. Alan Ladd, Mona Freeman., 2:30 (9) “The Great Davis. World” (1959). Sabu, Carlos 9:00 (20-22-30) “ Macon 3:40 (2) “ An Annapolis Gildersleeve” (1943). Harold 9:00 (3) “Chinatown” F rid a y Guthrie'new theater, vol. 1 ’Thompson. New books at Manchester’s MacDonald — The rich are County Line” (1974). Alan Story” (1955). John Derek, Peary, Nancy Gates. (1974). Jack Nicholson, Faye The Jewish woman 2:00 (8) “Hook, Line and 11:00 (5) “ June Bride” Mary Cheney Library: with you always Vint, Jesse Vint. Diana Lynn. 4:00 (9) “ Destry Rides Dunaway. Millar — Ask for me Klobuchar — Tarkenton 9:00 ( 57) “Dreams” (1955). Sinker” (1969). Jerry Lewis, Again” ( 1939). James 12:10 (3) “Never So Few” (1948). Bette Davis, Robert Miller — Toward a new psy­ Montgomery. Fiction tomorrow Harriet Andersson, Eva Anne Francis. Stewart, Marlene Dietrich. (1969), Frank Sinatra, Gina chology of women 2:00 (40) “’The Big Mouth” 2:30 (9) “Wild Heritage” Alverson — Drum-runnin’ Ncfson — The Crusoe test Dahlbeck. M o n d a y 8:00 (9) “The Mindbenders” Loliabrigida. Spark — The takeover Rodin — The sculpture of 11:15 (40) “ M urderer’s (1967). Jerry Lewis. (1963). Dirk Bogarde, Mary 12:30 (5) “’The Story of Dr. (1958). Will Rogers Jr., fool Maureen O’Sullivan. Sumner — Mistress of the Auguste Robin Row” (1966). Dean Martin, 3:00 (5) “Across the 11:00 (5) “Marked Woman” Ure. Waddell” (1944). Gary Benedictus — The rabbi’s 4:00 (9) “This Island boards Sippl — Computers at large Karl Malden, Pacific” (1942). Humphrey ( 1937 ). Bette Davis, 9:30 (24) “ Smiles of a Cooper, Laraine Day. wife Earth” (1955). Rex Reason, Updike — Marry me Springam — Heartbeat 11:30 (3) “The Young Bogart, Mary Astor. Humphrey Bogart. Summer Night” (1955). Eva 1:30 (2) “Sabrina” (1954). Brenner - Tell me Faith Domerque. Weldon — Remember me Thurber — Keeping the Lions” (1958). Marlon Bran­ 3:00 (9) “’The Destructors” 2:30 (9) “ Weekend with Dahlbeck, Harriet Andersson. Humphrey Bogart, Audrey everything 8:00 (9) “ The Wasp harvest do, Montgomery Clift.' (1967). Richard Egan, David Father” (1952). Van Heflin, 11:30 (8-40) “ S isters” Hepburn. Daley — To kill a cop Nonfiction Woman” (1959). Susan Cabot, 11:30 (5) “Hang ‘Em High” Brian. Patricia Neal. Ertz — The philosopher’s Ambasz — The architecture Time-Life Television — Michael Marks. daughter of Luis Barragan Dangerous sea creatures 9:00 (3) ”I Want to Keep My Estes — Homefront Andrews — Lucy and Ricky Webb — The ancient Baby” ( 1976). Mariel Garcia Marquez — The and Fred and Ethel hazards of nuclear power Hemingway, Susan Anspach. autumn of th^ patriarch Copper — Psychic summer Welk — My America, your This week’s sports on TV 9:00 (fr40) “Revenge for a m m Greene — Blue skies, no Culligan — How to kill America Rape” (1976). Mike Connors, candy stress before it kills you Wheeler — Dr. Nina and the Tracy Brooks Swope. Jackson — Autumn lace Drucker — The unseen panther ’■ Today Sunday Wednesday 11:30 (3) “The Spy Who Kennedy — Love song revolution Worden — PDA — personal Came In from the Cold” Koontz — Prison of ice The gardener’s diary death awareness 12:45 (8-40) College Foot­ 11:00 (22) Notre Dame 8:00 (9) NBA Basketball: (1965) . Richard Burton, (Haire ball: Alabama vs. Notre Highlights. Knicks vs. Bullets. Bloom' Dame. 1:00 (3) NFL Football: 10:15 (9) ABA Basketball: RENT-A-CAR 11:30 (8) "The Mummy” 3:00 (22) Wrestling. Giants vs. Redskins. Nets vs. Nuggets. (1932). Boris Karloff. Here’s next schedule 4:00 (8-40) College Football: 2:00 (22) NFL Football: Midnight (9) “ Children Texas A&M vs. Arkansas. Patriots vs. Colts. Friday Shouldn’t Play with Dead for town bookmobile 6:00 (9) Racing from 10:30 (5) Sports Extra. Things” (1974). Alan Ormsby. Aqueduct. 9:30 (9) ABA Basketball: 12:30 (5) ‘‘'The Heroes if Here’s next week’s schedule Wednesday Monday Nets vs. Suns. Telem ark” ( 1965). Kirk for the Manchester Public 10:30 a.m. — Lincoln 6:00 (20) Game of the Week. Douglas, Richard Harris. 9:00 (8-40) NFL Football: Library bookmobile: Center. 8:00 (9) Champions. 1:30 (2) "A Fine Madness” Bills vs. Cowboys. 11:40 a.m. — Trumbull St. 8:00 (24) The Way It Was. The Worid's Best (1966) . Sean Connery, Joanne Midnight (18) Notre Dame 1:30 p.m. — Wetherell St. yu 9:00 (9) ABA Basketball: Woodward. Highlights. Perfumes ■ Colognes Monday 2:10 p.m. — Horace St. Nets vs. Rockets. 4:05 (2) "Savage Drums” “Free Gtff Wrapping" 10:30 a.m. — Manchester 2:50 p.m. — Galaxy Dr. (1951). Sabu, Lita Baron. Manor. 3:30 p.m. — Lower Redwood 11:30 (9) Harness Racing, Tuesday 11:30 a.m. — Laurel Manor. Library Rd. from Roosevelt. ARTHUR DRUG 1:30 p.m. — Glenwood St. 8:30 (18) WHA Hockey: Rent a 1977 FORD PINTO for : ‘ 4:10 p.m. — Squire Village. Midnight (9) Wrestling. 2:10 p.m. — Munro St. hours Whalers vs. Bills. only *49 per week, plus 2:50 p.m. — W. Carter St. Thursday Television 10:30 a.m. — Mayfair 3:30 p.m. — Blue Ridge Dr. Mary Cheney Library mileage* 4:10 p.m. — Finley St. Gardens. 1:30 p.m. — Nye St. Adult — 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Pay TV this week from channels 2:10 p.m. — Arnbassador Monday through Friday, 9 Tuoaday Dr. a.m. to 8 p.m. Saturday. Here is this week’s 9:00 —Aloha. Bobby & Rose 7:30 -N H L Hockey DILLON LEASING CORP. 2 ...... WCBS, New York Juvenile — 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. 10:45 —On Location 10:00 —Man Who Could Work Iff 3 ...... WFSB, Hartford V' 10:30 a.m.—Squire Village. 2:50 p.m. — Cushman Dr. programming for Home Box 11:45 —Shame Miracles *to qualified ranters Monday through Thursday, 9 ...... WNEW, New York 11:40 a.m. — Bush Hill Rd. 3:30 p.m. — Avondale Rd. O ffice (C hannel 14) on Monday 11:30 —Shame 5 a.m. to 6 p.m. Friday and 8 ...... WTNH, New Haven • 1:30 p.m. — Bolton St. 4:10 p.m. — Loomis St. Greater Hartford CATV: 5:30 —Children's Theatre Thursday Saturday. H 9 ...... WOR, New York 2:10 p.m. — Woodland Friday Today 7:00 —Sports Special 5:30 —Headline Hunters 8:00 —Tidal Wave 6:30 -T id a l Wave M 18...... WHCT, Hartford [Christine Hand and Michael Adams as Laurey and Curly, respectively, Manor Apartments. 1:30 p.m. — McKee and 3:00 —Children's Theatre c2sr>lFORD 9:30 — Exorcist 6:00 —Three Sisters 2:50 p.m. — Strickland St. Whiton Memorial Library .'4:00 —Little Prince 3 8 } 20...... WATR, Waterbury [sing the familiar love song, “People Will & y We’re In Love’’ from Summer Sts. 11:45 —Tidal Wave 11:00 -T id a l Wave 3:30 p.m. — S. Hawthorne Adult and Juvenile — 10 5:30 —Canadian Football 22...... WWLP, Springfield 2:30 p.m. — Northwood Tuesday Friday [“Oklahoma!’’ being presented by the Little Theatre of Manchester St. a.m. to 8:30 p.m. Monday 8:00 -Little Prince 24...... WEDH, Hartford Apartments. 9:30 —On Location 5:30 —Children's Theatre 5:30 —Children’s Theatre [tcMii^t and Nov. 19'and 20 at East Catholic High School at 8:30 p.m. 4:10 p.m. — Parkade 3:20 p.m. — Bryan Dr. through Friday, 10 a.m. to 6 idllr 30 ... WHNB, West Hartford 10:30 —Mandingo 7:00 —Aloha, Bobby & Bose 6:00 —Adventures of Frontier Fre­ 40...... WHYN, Springfield ifidcets are sold at the door. (Herald photo by Dunn) Apartments. 4 p.m. — Rachel Rd. p.m. Saturday. 12:45 —On Location 9:00 —On Location mont Sunday 10:00 -Mandingo 7:30 — NBA Basketball 57...... WGBY, Springfield 12:15 —On Location 10:00 —On Location 3:00 —Aloha, Bobby & Rose 11:00 —Man with the Golden Gun 5:00 —Three Sisters Wednesday 8:00 —On Location ^ ‘ 5:30 -Vlatt to a Chlara Son WEEKEND - Nov. 13, 1976 - Page 5 4 - WEEKEND - Nov. 13, 1976 Daytime programs Today, Nov. 13 Tuesday, Nov. 16 One Life to Live ...... 8-40 • Morning w. 10:30 . 6:00 1:00 10*0 11:40 M o v ie ...... 9 10:00 Living Faith ...... 18 Nashville on the Road . . . 10 I Love Lucy ...... u - '. •. - 5 N ew s...... 8822-30 Oiildren’s Film Festival .. 3 3:30 Carol Burnett...... * M o v ie ...... 2 6:00 Living Word ...... 18 Switch...... 3 In Search of ...... 22 As Schools Match W its . .. ST Edge of Night.... ;T...... 8 Brady Bunch...... 5 M o vies...... 5-9-22 Andy Griffith ...... 5 N e w s ...... 5 To be announced ...... 3 Doctors...... 20-2830 N ew s...... 5 Connecticut Newsmakers. 30 Once Upon a Classic. . . 24-57 Voyage to the P TL a u b ...... 18 Celebrity Sweepstakes Sales & Service F a m ily ...... 8-40 Dick Van D yke...... 20 12:00 Read Your Way U p...... 5 Antiques...... 57 Attorn of the S e a ...... 9 Lilas, Yoga & You ...... 24 Faculty Conversations ... 24 6:00 8:00 ...... 20-2830 Journey to Adventure...... 9 Mary Tyler Moore...... 3 10:80 W restling...... 9 6:30 3:00 ' Comnmnity C ollege...... 24 Kidsworld ...... SO 3:45 N ew s ...... 3-22 I Love Lucy ...... 40 Police Story ...... 2022-30 Holmes & Y o y o ...... 8-40 Black N e w s ...... 5 To be announced ...... 3-8-30 DIRECTORY Gunsmoke ...... 40 M o v ie ...... 30 Break the Bank ...... 5 1 1 * 0 All in the F a m ily...... 3 Goodies ...... 57 1:30 P T L C lu b...... 18 1*0 ...... 5 Zoom ...... 57 Racing ...... 9 The Champions...... 9 G am bit...... 3 Howdy Doody...... 5 Call of the W est...... 20 4:00 V ision s...... Movie ...... 9 CONSUMER SALES - 10:30 N FL Game of the W eek.. 20 700 a u b ...... 18 7:00 ' - M o v ie ...... 5 P U a u b ...... 18 0:30 Wall St. W eek...... 24 Adam 12...... 5 Artists Showcase...... 57 Music Hall A m e ric a ...... 30 N ew s...... 3 Manchester Parkade SHOP Gamer Ted Armstrong___ 9 Getting O n...... 24 E m ergen cy...... 20-22-30 Hot S ea t...... 8 Another World ...... 20-2830 I Love Lucy ...... 5 What About Woman ...... 30 College Football...... 8-40 ■ 7 US LAST. Name brand P TL a u b ...... 18 Black P ersp ective...... SO The Way It Was...... 24 11*0 Underdog...... 5 Straight Talk ...... ;V ? ;9 Victory G aiden...... 57 N ew s...... 820-22-30 It Takes a Thief...... 9 1:30 appliances, televisions. W oman...... 57 2:00 Open D o o r...... 57 Soundstage...... 57 News .. I ...... 3-8-22-30-40 Little Rascals...... 8 Wheel of Fortune... .20-22-30 Sports O n ly ...... 18 Star T r e k ...... 22 Best of This Morning...... 3 3:15 Low est prices in town 11:00 Soul Train ...... 3 D o lly ...... 5 . Tpday ...... 22-30 R ebop...... 57 Human Relations...... 24 6:30 6:30 Edge of Night...... 40 General Hospital ...... 8-40 guaranteed. Service after the To be announced ...... 20 Celebrity Bowling ...... 9 Good Morning...... 40 N ew ...... 3-822-3040 Sesame St...... 57 N ew s...... 3-20-22-30 Bob Newhart...... 3 2 *0 11:30 3:30 , . sale. 7 *0 Week in R eview ...... 24 Dick Van Dyke...... 20 Mary Hartman...... 857 M o v ie s ...... 5-9 Peter Marshall Show ...... 5 M o v ie ...... 5 7:80 Love of Life ...... 3 N ew s...... 82240 M ovie...... 30 4:15 Mickey Mouse Club...... 3 BARLOW’S TV * Zenith Sales Topper ...... 9 Zoom ...... 24-57 What’s Happening...... 8-40 11:15 Risk of Marriage...... 30 Bugs Bunny...... 5 Andy Griffith ...... 5 M o v ie ...... 3 Happy D ays...... 8-40 Porky, Huck & Yogi — (. 5 * Service on Standard Brands, Dick Van D yke...... 20 2:30 M e a t...... 24 M o v ie ...... 10 Munsters ...... -8 Concentration...... 8 7K)0 Hollywood Squares . .20-2830 Hodgejiodge Lodge...... 24 805 Hartford Road, Brady Bunch...... 5 4:30 2:40 N ew s...... 9 11:30 Agronsky & Company...... 3 11:30 Lilias, Yoga & You ...... 57 Bowling For D ollars...... 9 Mission: Impossible ...... 5 Manchester Telephone 648 K o ja k ...... 3 Black Perspective...... 24 M o v ie s ...... 3-5-8 N e w s ...... 2 8:00 • Afternoon 700 a u b ...... 18 N ew s...... 8-22 9SM 4:00 5095. Love American Style ...... 5 3:00 5KK) Racing ...... 9 6:20 ...... 3 Sounding Board ...... 20 Lawrence W elk...... 18 All in the F a m ily ...... 3 Noon Gilligan’s Island...... 3 M ovies...... 89-40 M o v ie...... 3 Ironside ...... 9 Saturday N ig h t...... 20-22-30 Give Us This D ay ...... 2 Flintstones...... 5 TWENTIETH CENTURY MacNeil-Lehrer Report .. 24 Human Dimension...... 20 Battle of the Network N ew s...... — 3-9 Bugs Bunny...... 5 Johnny Carson ...... 2022-30 1 Love Lucy ...... 5 To be announced ...... 20 Cartoons...... ^ . .. 8 Televising Inc. 176 Burnside Mary Hartman...... 30 R e lx ^ ...... 24-57 S ta rs ...... 8-40 12 O’aock L iv e ...... 8 Brady Bunch...... 8 Avenue, East Hartford. 528 Everybody’s Business___ 57 N ew s...... 57 F .0...... 9 D o lly...... 22 Hee H a w ...... 30 Nets ...... 9 Public affairs ...... 9 Fun F a c to r y ...... 20-30 M o v ie ...... 9 1554. Sales and Service, Zenith 12*0 To be announced ...... 18 Adams Chronicles...... 24-57 T o d a y ...... 20 7:30 Bonanta...... 40 M o v ie s ...... 20«-S057 Kitty Today...... 22 and Quasar. Pelicula ...... 20 Futuring 'Dw S om erset...... 20 Celebrity Sweepstakes — 3 M ov ie s ...... 85 S-M 7:30 9:30 8:30 . Hot S ea t...... « Wrestling...... 22 Bobby Vinton ...... 3 Worid’a UrgMl Hogan’s Heroes ...... 22 Adam 12...... 5 1 *0 We Danced in P olan d...... 3 A i k * ...... 3 Rin Tin Tin ...... 5 1 2 * 0 Woman...... 24 28,000 Question...... 5 Sutaction Of Dusty’s Treehouse...... 5 Sesame Street...... 24-57 Gong Show...... 8 Tomorrow ...... 202830 Connecticut Woman...... 8 Jerry Fhlwell...... 18 Search for T om orrow ...... 3 icu Cruam Joe Franklin ...... 9 Cross W its ...... 30 Liar’s Oub ...... 9 1 *0 Products Phil Donahue ...... 9 Ca/uki. Mike Douglas...... 40 Hollywood Squares ...... 22 Joe Franklin...... 9 9 * 0 ' Gong Show...... 20-2830 4 * 0 BRAKE C o n ^ tic u t...... 24 Sunday, Nov. 14 36 FLAVORS — 60 VARIETIES This Morning ...... 3 All My Children...... 40 2 *0 Dinah ...... 3 Andy Williams ...... 30 Partridge Family ...... 5 1 * 0 International Z on e...... 3 6:00 Latin o...... 40 3 * 0 6:30 Custom liecorated Ice Cream Cakes Flintstones...... 5 CENTER Room 222 ...... 40 Phil Donahue ...... 8-22 Match G a m e ...... 3 2 *0 Christopher Qoseup ...... 3 As Man Behaves ...... 57 M o v ie s ...... 54 Jimmy Swaggart...... 18 Star Trek ...... 8 Lehrer-l4acNeil Report .. 57 Not for Women O n ly...... 30 M id d a y...... 5 A ll 4 WNEIU M o v ie ...... 2 6:30 10*0 9 * 0 0 ^ AH Year P T L a n b ...... 20 8 *0 3 *0 Strum’n D rum m ers...... 40 Ryan’s H o p e ...... 8*0 » » Mott can 2 *0 Camera Three ...... 3 Best of This M ornin g...... 3 K o ja k ...... 3 Brady Bunch...... 22 49 Tony Orlando & Dawn — 3 P T L a u b ...... « la r nonitld* a **., Em I Hmionl S2M1S1 ITV Preview ...... 57 Woman’s P la c e ...... 20 The S aint...... 5 Rev. 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Page 6 - WEEKEND - Nov 13, 1976 ioMviy'3] Thursday, Nov. 18 Pollution: Is the sea dying? 6:00 Adam 12...... 5 Tony Randall ...... 8-40 Johnny Carson ...... 20-22-30 News...... 3-fl-22-30 N ew sm akers...... 8 Best Sellers...... 20-22-30 Brady Bunch...... N ew s...... 57 .5 Liar's Club ...... 9 V isions...... 24-57 Editor’s Note: This is the tenth of J16 Voyage to the Midnight from many sources, including tankers Pop Goes the Country___20 9:30 weekly articles in the Courses by Bottom of the Sea ...... 9 Voice of Faith ...... 18 traveling from the large producing areas Hollywood Squares ...... 22 join those who shop our^ Newspaper program, "Oceans; Our.Con* Community College...... 24 Nancy Walker...... 8-40 12:30 (• in the Near East to the heavy users in in­ Connecticut...... 24 10:00 , inuing Frontier,” published each Satur- Gunsmoke-...... 40 WHNB-TV Special Movies ...... 3-5 dustrialized areas, such as the United Bamaby Jones ...... 3 lay in The Herald’s Weekend magazine. Zoom...... 57 Edition ...... 30 12:40 wonderiand, you’ii be pleased f| States, northern Europe, and Japan. N ew s...... 5 The course is offered for college credit by 6:30 That G ir l...... 40 Dan A ugust...... 8-40 (• with our wonderful selection, The routine operations of ships add Sts. of San FYancisco . . . 8^ Manchester Community College. For I Love Lucy ...... 5 8:00 1:00 and even more pleased withi directly to the oceans nearly two million Evans & N ovack...... 9 details about this and future Courses by News...... 8-20-22-30 Waltons ...... 3 Joe Franklin ...... 9 (• our fairway prices! tons of oil annually — about one-third of Sports O nly...... is PTL C lub...... 18 Cross W its...... 5 T om orrow ...... 20-22-30 iT f havt fTtry c [^Newspaper, call MCC’s Division of Com- the total input, but nearly ten times more Once Upon A Classic ____57 Gibbsville...... 20-22-30 Welcome Back. Kotter .. 8-40 2:00 lilllf thing! a ^ _ f^munity Services, 646-2137. than the accidental spills which receive so 7:00 10:30 M ovie...... 9 International Zone...... 3 Copyright 1976 by the Regents of the much publicity. Thor Heyerdahl reported News...... 3-22-40 Connecticut Profiles...... 24 “Mh«ra a ^ Dick Van D yke...... 20-22-30 2:20 University of California. Andy Griffith ...... 5 Jeanne Wolf With ...... 57 the mVoelB of JoUar’i e visible evidence of oil pollution on 43 days Connecticut Heritage ____24 M ovie...... 2 By BOSTWICK H. KETCHUM of his 57-day drift across the Atlantic on Concentration...... 8 Masterpiece Theafre...... 57 11:00 dowrttown manehMtep M ^ 2:30 (< doUarl the papyrus raft, Ra. Bowling For Dollars .. 9 8:30 _ N ew s...... 3-8-22-24-30^0 » g Are the oceans dying? Is man’s pollution One Step Beyond...... 5 700 C lub...... 18 Merv Griffin...... 5 ‘ Mary Hartman ...... 5-57 destroying the vital life-support system of Topper ...... 9 Crude oil is a complex mixture of many Music C ity...... 20 Barney Miller...... 8-40 the water which covers three quarters of Dick Van D yke...... 20 3:05 compounds, some of which are very toxic MacNeil-Lehrer Report .. 24 Living Faith ...... the earth? 18 Hitchcock Presents...... 5 to marine organisms. These are even Mary Hartman...... 30 Fourth Estate ...... 24 11:30 Saturday, Nov. 20 Such dire predictions have been made Everybody's Business .... 57 ...... 3 5:00 more concentrated in refined fuel oils, and 9:00 by some very distinguished people, 7:30 Love American Style ...... 5 With Jeanne P arr ...... 2 6:30 inshore spills of these have decimated Hawaii Five-0 ...... 3 Jacques Cousteau and Thor Heyerdahl Sts. of San Francisco ... 840 5:30 Ag-USA...... 3 Je tso n s...... 40 marine populations and lesser effects per­ Lottery...... 3 News...... 5 M ovie...... 9 Give Us This D a y ...... 2 Patterns for Living...... 5 8:00 among others. Like many other complex sist for several years. 6:45 Bugs Bunny...... 5 questions, the answer must be yes and no. When crude oil is discharged in the open Friday, Nov. 19 New D a y ...... 8 Tom and J e r r y ...... 840 The patient has symptoms of illness, but ■ sea, some evaporates, some dissolves in 7:00 Newark & Reality ...... '9 this is not a dread, incurable disease. A the water, and some forms a surface slick 6:00 M ovie...... 9 Woody Woodpecker . .20-22-30 prescription for recovery and a long and Midnight Instructional program ...... 3 which gradually weathers, producing tar News...... 3-8-22-30 Sanford & Son ...... 20-22-30 International Zone...... 3 U nderdog...... 5 8:30 healthy life are well known, but like a c-

Page 8 - WEEKEND - Nov. 13. 1976 Qatar has variety

^ By RUSS MacKENDRICK Holland by the firm of Enschede. for an entire country without, any, in-1 We don’t get any Q’s without U’s in the There are six in all. Tfie ones shown are. superable snags. English language so here is a special a sandpiper and cormorant (5 and 10 Qatar has coinage, too — five pieces] treat: Qatar (pronounced Cotter, or dirhams) and a falcon (2 riyals). (100 minted in 1973 are shown in the big I&ause perhaps Carter, if dirhams makes a riyal which equals alx>ut & Mishler catalog (spoken of as the Sears, you are from Down 22 cents) Roebuck of coins). They are all of a East). Stamps Qatar had stamps as early as 1957, but similar neat design, 1,5, and 10 dirhams in | Qatar is a sand- only in the way of overprints on British bronze, and 25 and 50 dirhams in copper- dune sheikdom, but and numbers. Their own designs were ready in nickel. There is Arabic writing on one side I it is not one of the 1961, showing a dhow, mosque, and guess and a modeling of palms and a sailboat | Trucial seven that coins what — an oil derrick! (that dhow again) on the other. so bombarded us The place, about the size of Connecticut, Set up a study unit with stamps before is a peninsula tacked onto Saudi Arabia. It Professional "joiners” already in the they became the United Arab Emirates. sticks out into the Persian Gulf just north j American Topicai Association may go a Qatar toyed with the idea of being in that of Abu Dhabi and the other sand-duners. group but finally decided on in­ With a population of only 90,000, Qatar bit further and set themselves up as a .SM tO Ft study unit. There is a survey in the recent dependence. They joined the United stands 15th in the world’s oil production— “Topical Time” describing 31 of these — Nations in September 1971. (Beating the hence the smile on the face of the sheik. UAE by two months.) Their philatelic purity is a little better such as the Casey Jones Railroad Unit, The stamp with the picture of Sheik than that of most sheikdoms, but Scott Space on Stamps, Lighthouse, Maps, Khalifa is part of a set issued to com­ does banish a few of their stamps to the Medical Subjects, and so on. memorate their fifth anniversary as a na­ back of the book into their “For the Any 10 members wherever located may tion. The bird stamps came out earlier in Record” reservation. apply for a charter. There is an the year. The birds lack names, (bad, bad) There are fewer than 500 issues and Astronomy Unit with the president in but they are said to be “magnificent...in nearly all are cheapies, even among the Wisconsin and the secretary in Texas. They all have a publication and dues. One striking color.” They were lithographed in early overprints, so there is a chance to go P at I asks for $3 plus 12 SASE’s per year. alres The Gems, Minerals & Jewelry Unit build hopes to get together with nonstamp iapidary and gem groups for joint provi CB skip signals saving lives exhibitions. peop Bulk rate stamp debut fillec By INK DIPPER cann three to five years, starts in 1978 and will justifies the means. Is the situation dire The new buik rate stamp of 7.7 cents CBers are saving the lives of people hun­ probably peak in the early 1980s. enough to justify breaking the -iaw and will have its first day at the American dreds of miles away, thanks to "skip. ' a More people in trouble will be relying on bothering people hui^reds of miles away? Stamp Deaiers’ show in Madison Square phenomenon caused when radio signals skip to contact emergency aid. A flat tire on th^ interstate wouldn’t Garden on the 20th. (The show runs Nov. bounce off the earth's at­ One of the most dramatic skip-related qualify, but an automobile wreck — with 18 through 2l). Bulk users will get D mosphere. rescues came recently when a group of injuries — would if there was no other way precanceled rolls of 500 and 3,000. The The Federal Com­ North Carolina CBers monitored a dis­ to send for heip. USPS will take care, of collectors with munications Commission tress call from a sinking pleasure boat in CBers shooting skip in emergencies plain stamps, 10 at atime, or 30 if you want has a regulation the Bahamas. should forget everything they know about to make sure of a line pair. oi prohibiting CBers from The boat, with four persons aboard, was 10-codes and slang expressions. Both vary (Manchester Philatelic Society talking to anyone more going down fast when Jocelyn “White from state-to-state and even county-to- SAl members may get these at face from their (UPI than 150 miles away. But Widow " Goodwin picked up the call. She county. so a person six states away might agency secretary, Harry Cion) to ga it has taken no action and other CBers. sometimes straining to use different codes and siang. Something to do regioi against people involved in these long­ understand the weak signal, were able to Skip signals are fickle, so messages distance rescues. Events tomorrow: The Southern N.E. now I relay the information, via telephone, to should be short and clear, giving the sellin Skip fluctuates during the year, usually Coin Dealers’ exhibit and bourse at the U.S. Coast Guard. The Coast Guard nature of the emergency, location, extent and a Pulaski Plaza, Hartford; Second Sunday peaking in the summer months when the was able to save all aboard the boat. of any injuries and who to telephone for The atmosphere picks up extra energy and Skip signals often crowd out local com­ help. Stamp Bourse, Holiday Inn, Meriden; and drew becomes reflective. munications, and some CBers will find The police in the nearest town are usual­ the same, plus an exhibit, at the Cardinal Norti But skip can also be caused by sunspots, themselves unable in emergencies to con­ ly the best people to suggest for sending Spellman Museum in Weston, Mass. prog eruptions on the sun's surface which grow tact nearby CBers. They will be forced to help. Even though the emergency may be week' more intense every 11 years. The sunspots ■’shoot skip.” as it is called by CBers. and out of their jurisdiction, the police would Russ MacKendrick of Manchester The shoot out extra ultraviolet rays, charging make contact with a distant person who know to whom the message should be writes about “Stamps and Coins” each tion ( the atmosphere with more energy and can relay the message to the proper routed. Saturday in The Herald’s Weekend more dustr making it reflective. authorities. Like any other call for help, a skip call magazine. scrut Sunspot activity is just around the cor­ A CBer, before he shoots skip in an should be made on channel nine, the ner. The high activity, which will last in tr emergency, should ask himself if the end emergency channel. If no one can be and c raised on channel nine, other frequencies The Free arts events planned might be tried, but with frequent rotation feder back to nine. People trained in handling On Sunday, Nov. 21, Wilma and Paul Center Congregational Church, IWain and emergency calls monitor channel nine Weekend, an entertainment and televi­ Zonn, clarinetist and oboeist, respective­ Gold Sts., Hartford. Bossert is organist at from Maine to California, * no matter sion supplement, is published each Satur- ly, of the University of Illinois will per­ the First Congregational Church in Long where a skip signal falls, there’s a better i day by The Manchester Evening Herald, form in concert at 8 p.m. in Millard Beach, Calif. chance on channel nine of finding someone f Herald Square, Manchester, Conn. 06040. , Deadline for. Forum of the Arts; Eight W] Auditorium at the University of Hartford, 'The Congregational Church in Talcott- who knows what he or she is doing. 2(X) Bloomfield Ave., West Hartford, Skip should always be a last resort. Try ^ days before publication. Advertising ville will present a musicale Sunday at 2 I deadline: Five days before publication. HA j . On Thursday, Carolyn Tilton, soprano, p.m. The pn^am will consist of Diane to contact somepne locally so the message Gras: t sings a program of art songs by such icom- Kyrcz, orpnist; James Bradley, tenor, can be relayadtiy a person familiar with meet posers as Mozart, Puccini and Bernstein accompanied by his wife, Jane; Leslie the geography and who to call in emergen­ fiden cies. in a coffee concert at the Hartford Public Jane Hunt, and David Roggenkamp, West Bank presents is wil Library from 12:30 to 1:30 p.m. Bring your Constantly punching away on skip might bassoonists, and Kari Louise Bert, seven- The West Bank Singers present Charles ecom lunch and coffee will be served. Peter break through to a local CBer, and no Mr year-old violinist from Tolland, acetmi- Fidlar, baritone, Friday at 8:15 p.m. at j Armstrong, artist-in-residence at Trinity matter how weak bis signal is, he’s still a meel panied by Mrs. Dorothy Welles, ( Trinity E p ii^ p al Church oq Sigourney j College, wiU'be the piano soloist tbe better betskip. Sara I The U.S^tlMis^'^Guard B a ^ . foidhated St.,. Hartfee^ recital;by Hwtfortf Ujbs-ary’s Saturday-Afte*<. point by Lt. Jg. Lewis X jBiicUey, wiQ CB ComrMpjMRBr^ each Brahms, R k w i’CkCbdq noon Recital Serias on Nov. 20 at 3 p . i ^ . The HetsidlMm^end magadne;,'# the h in concert Sunday at 6 p.m. at tlK 0 .1 Chavez. "‘’‘f Mr An orgM recital by James Bossert wW authored,by.Hi^'tMpper (KYZ-3M6), the Coast Guard Academy’s Leatny For information call 633-8400-

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