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MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, AUGUST 31, 1974 - VOL, XCIH, No. 283 Manchester—A City of Village Charm SIXTEEN PAGES _ JWO SECTIONS PRICE: FIH EEN CENTS President Reviewing Amnesty Proposals

WASHINGTON (UPI) - President Ford be reduced for mitigating circumstances. contrition” by returning Vietnam war met with his top legal and military ad­ Evaders would remain subject to indict­ resisters. visers today to consider amnesty ment until the work period was com­ The -Pentagon said it was looking at recommendations — probably including a pleted. several military installations as possible Pentagon proposal for homecoming Viet­ Deserters would get undesirable dis­ administrative centers to process retur­ nam draft evaders to perform 18 months charges immediately and a written nota­ ning deserters. non-military service to the nation. tion later of completion of alternate ser­ Indiana Gov. Otis Bowen said state of­ Ford met with Defense Secretary James vice. Neither group would be eligible for ficials were contacted about possibily Schlesinger and Attorney (Jeneral William veterans benefits. using the the Army’s Camp Atterbury and Saxbe to hear the proposals he had asked Ford planned a round of golf later in the Ft. Benjamin Harrison, both near In­ them to prepare on opening ways for draft day, then a weekend with his family at the dianapolis. evaders and deserters to come out of presidential mountain retreat at Camp Friday, after telling the Ohio State hiding or home from selfimposed exile. David, Md., his first stay there as Presi­ University summer graduating class in The recommendations will not be made dent. Columbus that inflation is "creating a public until Ford has decided what for a He will return to Washington Monday to national state of anxiety,” Ford returned limited amnesty will take. White House sign a pension reform bill in a White to a busy schedule of meetings with aides news secretary J.F. terHorst said, “He House ceremony, then return to Camp at the White House. expects to act in a relatively brief David for what is left of the weekend. He passed the word he does not favor a period,” but not before Tuesday and The Pentagon proposal was far short of 10 cent a gallon federal gasoline tax in­ possibly not for.several days after that. the “universal and unconditional crease, which he thinks would be "exorbi­ Besides Schlesinger and Saxbe, the amnesty” urged in a petition presented to tant, unwise and unnecessary.” meeting was attended by White House the White House Fribav by a group led by TerHorst said Ford planned to cam­ Hundred9 Killed ai%d Injured counsel Philip Buchen, counsellors Robert the Rev. Eugene Carson Blake, former paign this fall with four out-of-town Hartmann and John 0. Marsh, terHorst president of the World Council of appearances tentatively set for October: a Hundreds of persons were killed and tracks and slammed into a railroad cranes lifted away the crumpled and Laurence Silberman, deputy atttorney Churches. salute to retiring Republican Sen. George injured Friday in Zagreb, Yugoslavia, station at 60 miles an hour. At least coaches exposing more bodies general and Martin Hoffman, general Ford, in Chicago speech Aug. 19, Aiken at Barre, Vt., Oct. 7, and fund­ counsel for the Pentagon. rejected extremes of either blanket when an express train packed with 120 bodies were recovered and casual­ beneath them. (UPI photo) raisers in Philadelphia, Oct. 9, In­ amnesty or revenge and indicated he was migrant workers thundered off the ty figures continued to climb today as UPI obtained a copy of a “memorandum dianapolis, Oct. 16 and Louisville, Ky,, for the President” prepared in the Pen­ leaning toward a conditional amnesty. Oct. 19. tagon which would cover 15,500 draft Saxbe has publicly called for “an act of evaders who have been convicted, indicted or fled the country, and some 12,500 Vietnam-era deserters who are “ at Express Train Hits Station large.” U.N. Appeals for Aid The memo was marked “draft” and “working papers,” and it was not known whether it would be the Pentagon’s final For Cypriot Refugees recommendation or whether Schlesinger Killing, Injuring Hundreds By United Press International and Saxbe would submit a joint failure to stop the Turkish invasion of recommendation. The U.N. Security Council has appealed Cyprus, was not immediately clear. The Its contents undoubtedly will be made to Greece and Turkey to aid tens of Greek government stopped short of for­ ZAGREB, Yugoslavia (UPI) — An the eight-car train careened off the tracks, along the track and brought down electric known to Ford as one of a number of thousands of refugees left homeless on mally closing the U.S. bases. express train packed with migrant barreled 400 yards into the station and power cables. proposals. Cyprus by a month of bitter and Premier Constantine Caramanlis told workers thundered off the tracks in overturned. The casualty figures climbed steadily The Pentagon memo concluded that “a devastating warfare. Washingtonm his government wanted to Yugoslavia’s second largest city Friday Police said 120 bodies were recovered. today as cranes lifted away the crumpled substantial majority of Americans” The 15-member council unanimously ap­ set up talks on the future American and slammed into the main railroad sta­ They called it Yugoslavia’s worst railroad coaches, exposing more bodies crushed favored some form of amnesty and that of proved Friday a resolution designating military role in Greece. The United States tion at 60 miles an hour, killing and in­ disaster and predicted the final death toll beneath them. Cries of the dying and in­ these “a majority favor conditional rather Secretary General Kurt Waldheim coor­ operates bases in several other countries juring hundreds of passengers. would rise. Police said an additional 150 jured came from the wreckage. than blanket amnesty.” dinator of Cyprus relief efforts and direc­ under foreign sovereignty agreements. The train’s two engineers were given people were injured. Most of the passengers on the special For any program to “heal the wounds” ting him to deliver a full report on the blood tests to determine if they were Many persons were electrocuted when train were Yugoslav migrant workers of the Vietnam era, it said, “as large a island’s 140,000 refugees. drunk and then arrested hours later after the roaring train snapped concrete pillars returning to Dortmund, West Germany, majority of Americans as possible must The resolution touched only briefly on with their families after summer view it as fair and just.” the question of peace negotiations, but the No Herald vacations. It proposed that both draft evaders and Soviet Union urged the council to adopt a The train demolished concrete pillars deserters make some form of “reaffirma­ Kremlin proposal for 18-country talks on Monday lining the tracks and the diesel engine tion of allegiance to the United States” the future of the island. Predict Low Traffic Toll In Athens, Greece told the United States barreled on through the station for another and promise 18 months work in places In order to permit employes of The 400 yards before coming to a halt. such as “hospitals, schools, ecology and and its other allies in NATO Friday it im­ mediately would reclaim sovereignty over Manchester Evening Herald to observe By United Press International “We were going too fast,” said a dazed other community or charitable tion out of the urban areas and into the all of its territory, including seven the Labor Day holiday with their families, Travelers took to the highways Friday passenger, Dragan Kostic of Belgrade, organizations.” there will be no Herald Monday. Publica­ lakes and canyons,” threw aircraft patrols American military bases. for summer’s last holiday, and the who escaped unhurt from the last car. Their work would be monitored by the tion will resume with Tuesday’s edition. and radar-equipped cars into the battle The effect of the action, triggered by. National Safety Council projected the “We were about 10 minutes late and I sup­ Selective Service System. The time could against speeders. Greece’s disappointment over NATO’s Labor Day traffic death toll could be the Montana state patrolmen planned to use pose trying to make up tirrie.” lowest in 11 years. both aerial surveillance and roadblocks to The council estimated between 450 and help cut the traffic death rate. 550 persons would die in traffic between 6 In Ohio, an American Automobile p.m. local time Friday and midnight Mon­ Association spokesman said fewer day Last year, 559 persons died on the travelers were expected during this country’s highways during the three-day weekend than during recent previous INSIDE Labor Day weekend. Labor Day weekends. Meskill to Meet Saxbe The council said the reduced projection However, traffic back-ups were TODAY resulted from the 55 mile per hour speed expected in the Columbus area Sunday limit. when many Ohioans will attend either the Highway patrols in most states beefed Ohio State Fair or a pro football exhibition Senior C itizens...... Page 2 up patrols for the holiday weekend. Resort On State Lottery Legality game. Churches ...... Page 6 owners and service stations joined police Auto clubs and service stations across departments in bracing for the exodus the country reported holiday travelers Sailboating...... Page 8 HARTFORD (UPI) - Gov. Thomas J. several federal laws which appeared to The alleged violations include the from the country’s big cities. should have no trouble finding gasoline. Wings of Evening...... Page 6 Meskill will meet U.S. Attorney General ipake certain aspects of state lotteries il- moving of lottery tickets across state Wisconsin Gov. Patrick J. Lucey William B. Saxbe next Friday to discuss legal. lines, the handling of lottery funds by Some stations put on extra help to serve Lotto B ingo...... Page 2 declared a state of emergency from 4 p.m. motorists. Saxbe’s statements that state lotteries in Saxbe sent telegrams Friday to the federally-chartered banks and the broad­ Friday to Monday night. The Wisconsin In many communities, free coffee or Town first patrolman...... Page 9 the U.S. may be in violation of criminal governors of states that have lotteries casting or mailing of lottery information. State Patrol and National Guard were to provisions of the federal code. asking them to attend the session, during other refreshments were offered at Herald Angle...... Page 10 Meskill said Friday his trip to help local law enforcement officers in an Saxbe dropped the bombshell this week which he said he will explain the Justice tollroad plazas, expressway rest stops and Golf course record tied ___Page 11 Washington should not reflect concern effort to keep accidents down. truck stops. after a U.S. Attorney in Maine found Department’s position on lotteries. Utah State Police, expecting a “migra­ that the Connecticut lottery has been operating illegally. State lottery tickets have been printed in Manchester, N.H., and Deep River, Conn., and now are being printed in Philadelphia. Banks are used as both distribution and pay-off centers and information on win­ nings is sent through the mails and broad­ cast. ^ , 1 John T. McDonald, the state gaming commission head who will accompany Meskill to Washington, said the tickets printed in Philadelphia do not become lottery tickets until numbers are stamped on them at the state data center in Hart­ ford. A spokesman for Meskill said the gover­ nor wanted to emphasize the trip is "in no way a reflection on the openness and fairness of the Connecticut lottery.” McDonald said Friday the state will

■ iv - delay a program where regular ticket buyers could request the same lottery number be reserved for them each week. The tickets would have been sent out p - ': ; throught the mail. Connecticut has realized more than $40 million in revenues since the lottery began in ealry 1972. More than one million 50 cent tickets are sold every week, although that amount has fallen off the past few months.

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Friday Damian Purcell (with cap) of which will be conducted Labor Day. something else and crashed into effort. Purcell did get quite a soaking In the series of pictures, Purcell and Partly sunny and warm today with the 238 Biue Ridge Dr. and John “Jack” Although they had a target of 16 hours Glenn Glade’s go-cart ending the during a rainstorm and reports today Lyon demonstrate how they were able to change riders while keeping the chance of a thundershower towards Lyon of 262 Blue Ridge Dr., both 11 of continuous bike p^ajling, Purcell marathon effort. But they did raise that his feet and rump are rather sore. evening. High 80 to 85. Clear tonight with a bike, a ladies model, in motion. years old, decided to stage a bike-a- had a mishap about 6:0 p.m. after 12 $20.84 in pledges for MS from He estimates he spent about eight low of 55 to 60. Sunny and warm with com­ ^on to raise money for the Jerry hours of the bike-a-thon. As he neighbors who turned out to watch the hours on the l?ike and Lyon about four. (Herald photos by Pinto) fortable humidity Sunday and a high of 80 Lewis Muscular Dystrophy Telethon explained it, be was watching to 85. ' I PAGE TWO - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Sat., August 31, 1974 ^^^CHESTER EVENING HERALD, Mancl ^ e r , Conn., Sat., August 31, 1974 — PAGE THREE

THEATER SCHEDULE NATIONAl W f A1HEI Sf tVICE FOftECASI to 7AM ESI 9 - | - M

Saturday Sunday SEATTLE.

Burnside Theatre — “Return Burnside Theatre — “Return BOSTON of the Dragon” 7:3(W:30 of the Dragon” 1:30-3:30-5:30- Blue Hills Drlve-In— "Dum­ 7:30-9:30 bo” 8:15; “Herbie Rides Blue Hills Drive-In — “Dum­ Again” 9:40 bo” 8:15; “Herbie Rides NCWVONK UA East 1 — “The Tamarind Again” 9:40 Seed" 2:15-4:35-7:00-9:20 UA East 1 — “The Tarmarind UA East 2 - “Our Time” Seed” 2:15-4:35-7:00-9:20 SAN 3QL00 3:50-5:40-7:30-9:20 UA East 2 - “Our Time” UA East 3 — “ Herbie Rides 2:00-3:50-5:40-7:30-9:20 Again” 1:00-3:00-5:00-7:00-9:00 UA East 3 — “Herbie Rides Showplace Theatre — “Pippi Again” 1:00-3:00-5:00-7:00-9:00 in the South Seas” 2:00; “Mr. Showplace Theatre — “Pippi Majestik” 7:15-9:15; “Night of in the South Seas” 2:00; “Mr. the Living Dead” 12:00 Mid­ Majestik” 7:15-9:15; “Night of night the Living Dead” 12:00 Mid­ TEMPEIATVIES Vernon Cinema 1 — “The night NEWONLEANS Three Musketeers” 7:20-9:15 Vernon Cinema 1 — "The 12:00 Midnight Three Musketeers” 1:30-3:30- Vernon Cinema 2 — “The 5:30-7:30-9:30 r— IEGEND< Sting” 7:10-9:30-12:00 Midnight Cinema 2— “The Sting” 2:00- Manchester Drive-In — “The 4:15-7:00-9:20 70 Laughing Policeman” 8:05; Manchester Drive-In — “The “Dirty Mary, Crazy Larry” Laughing Policeman” 8:05; F lo w 10:00 “Dirty Mary, Crazy Larry” Un WE ATHEIFOIOCAST ^ Please Meadows Drive-In — “The 10:00 Legend of Hell House” 8:15; Meadows Drive-In — “Dirty “Dirty Mary, Crazy Larry” Mary, Crazy Larry” 8:15; “The For Period Ending 7 AM EST Sunday. During Saturday night, showers and thunderstorms 10:00 Legend of Hell House” 10:05 will be expected in the mid Plains, eastward through the mid Mississippi valley and into Showcase 1 — “That’s Enter­ Showcase 1 — “That's Enter­ mid Atlantic states. Clear to partly cloudy elsewhere. Minimum readings include; (ap­ tainment” 2:05-4:50-7:20-10:00 tainment” 2:05-4:50-7:20-10:00 prox. maximum temperatures in parenthesis) Atlanta 66 (85), Boston 65 ( 80), Chicago 53 Showcase 2 — “Death Wish” 3 Showcase 2 - “Death Wish” (64) Qeveland 51 (64), Dallas 75 (96), Denver 50 (75), Duluth 34 (51), Houston 74 (91), 2:00-4:00-5:45-7:30-9:40 2:00-4:00-5:45-7:30-9:40 Jacksonville 71 (90), Kansas City 59 (78), Little Rock 68 (90, Los Angeles 66 ( 78), Miami 78 Showcase 3 — “California Showcase 3 — “California (87), Minneapolis 39 (63), New Orleans 70 (90), New York 67 (80), Phoenix 75 (100), San Split” 1:20-3:35-5:30-7:40-9:50 Split” 1:20-3:35-5:307:409:50 Francisco 56 (71), Seattle 56 (78), St. Louis 58 (79) and Washington 67 (81). Showcase 4 — “Buster & Showcase 4 — “Buster & Billie” 1:45-3:55-5:55-8:00-10:10 Billie” 1:45-3:55-5:55-8:00-10:10 Drive Concert In The Rain ■About Town- Club To Make Award Stuart and Steven Rodonis, Miller Rd., South Windsor ignore the rain which threatened the organization is open to all The Old Guard of Emanuel A1 Gentile outdoor concert held Tuesday on the lawn of the town hall.Approximately 200 Exchange Club does not notify retired men of the area. SOUTH WINDSOR obtained from Lewis Dube, Lutheran Church will meet people turned out to hear the Gentile Orchestra play songs of the Big Band Era. (Herald the winner in advance. Walter Mealy, Howart Fitts, Tuesday at 10:30 a.m. in Luther photo by Kuehnel) Judy Kuehnel Mealy said, “this year’s Dexter Burnham, Abe Hall of the church. The Center Congregational Correspondent recipient will be a well-known Glassman, Charles Enes or the Church teachers of Grades 1 644-1364 through 6 will meet tonight local person who has spent Chamber of Commerce office, much of his-her time working 528-3292. Carefully Tuesday at 7:30 in the Robbins Room of the church. NEWS FOR SENIOR CITIZENS Award” will be presented by for a better South Windsor. I NO LOWER PRICES the South Windsor Exchange Tickets for the dance may be •mwHEUi IN comi. By WALLY FORTIN Club at their annual Udies •UK WIIH UFETT Mizpah-Spencer Circle of Night dinner dance, according FOOTPRMTS South United Methodist Church Pinochle to Walter Mealy, chairman of GALLERY With schools opening next week, there’ll be a lot of children on the streets U T H U R DRUG will meet Tuesday at 10:30 a.m. Hi, everyone! This is your I personally would like to p.m., bowling at the Parkade the dance. Scores at Susannah Wesley Hall of the friend Gloria writing this thank A1 Bourret who was kind Lanes, the beginning of the fall “This is the third time the o ffe n in the early mornings and late afternoons, and they won’t always be careful church. column again for my boss man enough to drive his wife, Elsa, and winter schedule; 1:30 p.m. club has voted this prestigious Top scores in the Manchester to watch for cars. It’s your responsibility to be alert. Wally. Next Tuesday he will be and three other seniors to the return trip from shopping. award in the last 11 years,” Senior Citizens Pinochle Group ART CLASSES for Children and back in his office, and I will Adults in Design and Color • [StmCASl CINEMA/ 1234 show. You see, if we purchased Wednesday, 10 a.m. to noon, said Mealy. game Thursday at the Army Drawing • Painting • Chair Caning 1-84EXIT58-SILVER LANE-ROBERTS ST. cheerfully hand this task back 50 tickets, we save 50 cents per pinochle games; 1 p.m. to 4 T he first award was and Navy Club are: Betty and Furniture Refinishing. EAST HARTFORD • 24HR. TEL. INFO. S6S-M10 to him. I would rather talk to ticket. As we only have 45 p.m., bridge games, and presented to Rev. James Bird- Jesanis, 611; Betty Daniel, 597; DANCE CLASSES for Children As Fall turns into Winter, the morning hours are darker and it is sometimes • ACRES OF FREE LIGHTED PARKING- Wa Honor MASTER CHARGE • you good folks in person rather passengers to the bus, we had a shuffleboard. Bus pickup at 8:30 sail in 1968, the second Charles and Adults in Modem • Ballet • E sther G audette, 595; and Dramatic Movement • Stretch • than try to think of what to say dilemma. Finally we came up a.m., return trip at noontime Enes in 1970 on the occasion of difficult to see little children crossing streets, whether walking or riding CHARLES r Ernestine Donnelly, 576. Belly Dancing • Folk Dancing • ij BRONSON l*» on paper. with the idea of having one car and 3:30 p.m. his 25th anniversary as South No game is scheduled for SlimnasUcs. their bicycles. So drive with caution, especially around schools. % Guodspeed Trip driver take the extra five so we Thursday, 9:30 a.m., Windsor Town Qerk. PRIVATE PIANO LESSONS “DEATH WISH" >1* Sept. 5 as the Manchester and J k. Wednesday I took 50 seniors could get the discount. Smart shuffleboard games and open The naming of the third Rockville Pinochle Clubs will REGISTRATION Week of Sept to the Goodspeed Opera House thinking, right? recipient will be made at the card games; no special leave Tuesday morning for an • For Info. Call 643-8953 to see “Shenondoah.” We had a programs planned, and our bus dinner-dance. Sept. 14. The eight-day trip to Nashville, A 466 Main Straat Children are our investment for the future. Let’s make sure they have the lovely time. We lunched at the will not operate this day. and Sign Lip for Trip Tenn., to visit the Grand Old Manchastar, Conn. ^ L I E - M Gelston House first, then Friday, 10 a.m. to noon, FILM RATING GUIDE Opry. The group will leave future we have been promising them. We urge you to please drive browsed around the shops, and Thursday rolled around and kitchen social bingo, one can of from Manchester at 7 and from carefullyl then saw a delightful musical. eight seniors came to play canned goods needed; 1 p.m. to For Parents and Rockville at 7:30. We hummed, laughed, and at shuffleboard. The staff, as I 4 p.m., setback games. Bus Their Children the end had a few tears in our mentioned before was all on pickup at 8:30 a.m. return trips eyes; all this made for a duty doing jobs.. Jae was busy at noon, and again at 4 p.m. Kenneth E, Woods q e n e h a l a u d i e n c e s delightful experience. signing up seniors for the P.S. Welcome home, Wally; All Agtt Admitted PIANO INSTRUCTOR seventh bus to Bear Mountain we missed you. U Park and Hudson River boat (All Levels Offered) The Sponsors of this urgent message loin with law ride, taking phone calls, and PAMBNTAL QWOANCt 115 Main Street, Manchester Conn. Walt Dimay's making out the regular lists, B SUQOtfTiO Second Floor enforcement officers In real concern for. life: N G 0 8 « m RiMigrM Mtr Not 9« etc. We were all busy cleaning S4ftablt For Fro-TMngprt HERBIE RIDES up the place. I think I am the only one behind in her tasks, but 8 3 4 7 5 Registration Begins Sept 4th. A i » r ( G i I aim to catch up. All I have to BOLTON PHARMACY DeCORMIER MOTOR SALES, INC. DAN REALE REALTORS Route 44-A do is send SOS to some of our 4 3 2 1 9 R fST m eno Call Weekdays Noon 285 Broad Street 175 Main Street wonderful seniors. UntNr 17 rtquirw geconYpinvint X Walt Dialley's Fgrtnt or AduH GugrdNn G Speaking of the Bear Moun­ 6 8 2 9 6 to 9:00 P.M.p 643-1354 HOUSE & HALE DEPT. STORE DON WILLIS GARAGE “ DUMBO” (8) tain trip, I would like to remind 945 Main St. 18 Main Street NORTHWAY PHARMACY you that we have about 10 seats Mr. Wood* it a member of the 230 North Main St. ADM. ADULTS S2.00 5 2 2 3 1 Mutic Teacher* National Attocia- (CHILDREN S-11 50i left on the seventh bus, so if you HARRISON’S STATIONERS JARVIS REALTY COMPANY have hesitated to sign up, this is ^ NO ONI UNOEN 17 ACMITTEO lion, Inc,, and alto a member of (A ^ limit m oyw y 849 Main St. WESTOWN PHARMACY f4 S r WINDSOR your chance. 0 6 8 5 3 the Connecticut Mutic Teacher* 283 East Center Street in cortain arwri 455 Hartford Road d r iv e -in - i r r t .5 Attocialion. CARD A GLENNEY’S MEN’S SHOP MANCHESTER AUTO PARTS, INC. Schedule for the Week MPAA 789 Main St. 270 Broad Street SEARS ROEBUCK CO. Monday, The building is LOTTO Manchester Shopping Parkade CIK^iTHEATRES EAST closed for Labor Day. No ac­ POTTERTON’S INC. '•rDLI T *! ySNC'-lWlH S" tivities. MANCHESTER DRUG BINGO 130 Center St., El Camino Plaza, Vernon 717 Main Street NICHOLS-MANCHESTER TIRE JubeAndreiw OmarStvarif Tue^ay, 10 a.m. to noon, 295 Broad Street IhallMinrindSaad shuffleboard games, and also These are Cards A and B for n ^ I. pickup for shopping; 1 p.m. to 4 the LOTTO BINGO for the J.D. MANUFACTURING CO. MARLOW’S INC. Betty-Jane Turner 36 Sheldon Road 867 Main Street TAYLOR RENTAL CENTER BURNSID "OUR TIME” I Connecticut State Lottery 155 Center Street tickets dated Aug. 29. You BURNSIDE AVE. E.HTFD. • 528-3333 •FR EE PARKING PARAGON TOOL CO. MEDICAL PHARMACY “HERBIE RIDES AGAIN” can win if you match the School of Dance MARI-MAD’S Matlnm O.lly numbers across, down, or 121 Adams St. 344 Main Street Bruc«Ue 691 Main Street diagonally. The prize is $50. Cards C and D will be Re~openlng — 40 Oak St, Manchester, Ct OPTICAL STYLE BAR MY TYRE MAN Return of 763 Main St., 191 Main St. 357 Broad Street FARR’S published on Tuesday. Grades Classes In Ballet — Tap — Jazz 2 Main Street The Draton WiyirvthvTMYim B.D. PEARL IniMaMmevMveu B I G 0 MANCHESTER AMBULANCE AND fR l'® . riieuMiMlMiyeail Baton Twirling — Acrobatics 649 Main St. MEDICAL SUPPLY WORTH’S AAanyoM ~ 134 East Center Street 841 Main Street and Manchester Parkade TECHNICOLOfl* 7 and Tumbling , Anyeno. 3 6 3 4 MANCHESTER LUMBER INC. 3 ADM. *2 255 Center St. W.G. GLENNEY COMPANY J.D. REAL ESTATE CO. AT 7:30 - 9:30 9 7 9 7 7 *Boys Tumbling and Acrobatic Classes 618 Center Street SUNDAY 99« HI 3:30 " CHARLES 336 North Main Street BRONSON *Adult Program — Ballet, Exercise, Jazz MANCHESTER HONDA CENTER 7 1 8 4 4 24 Adams St. m M A JE S T Y K " HWANG’S SCHOOL OF CARTER CHEVROLET K I and Limbering Classes TAE KWON-DO TOF m ibAY SHAW 2 4 4 1 2 NASSIFF ARMS CO. 1229 Main Street KATINU DAILY I PM 640 Hilliard Street ■ TOHITE TO TUES. "PIPPI IN THE SOUTH SEAS" 991 Main St. EAsiHmmb ALL SEATS B8< 3 1 6 4 9 REGISTRATION WATKINS BROTHERS, INC. DILLON SALES & SERVICE DRIVE-IN ★ R T A fo o n e i 5 CARD ^ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD 935 Main Street 319 Main Street faster than AT THE STUDIO: 16 Bralnard Place 0 RED CARPET REALTORS CrazyLarry, ROBERT J. SMITH, INC. E.A. JOHNSON PAINT CO. Wednesday — Sept. 4th 2 P.M. to 7 P.M. OF MANCHESTER 723 Main Street e x c ^ 963 Main St. 1129 Tolland Turnpike fXftyhharyf Ma-Ma Mia^s Cuisine Thursday -- Sept. 6th 2 P.M. to 7 P.M. "The Family Retiaurant" PLAZA PACKAGE STORE BURGER KING LENOX PHARMACY 471 Hartford Rd., Mancheater • 646-7558 Friday — Sept. 6th. 2 P.M. to 7 P.M. Hebron Shopping Plaza, Route 66, Hebron 467 Center Street 299 East Center Street Mon, thru Sat. 5 to 9 P.M., Sunday 1 to 9 P.M. CHORCHES MOTORS, INC. NOTE: Well be Closed This Sunday and Monday, Saturday — Sept. 7th. 10 A.M. to 12 Noon MORIARTY BROTHERS LYNCH MOTORS, INC. 80 Oakland Street 315 Center St. 345 Center Street September 1st, and September 2nd. e r s a y ls u r y Telephone 'v.-.V.V PETBtPONDA^SUSAJV GEORGEm R wiLLNYiiYrbEti.mmTs DLRTYMARrCftAZYLARfty' tB i 649-0256 or 529-0442 ♦ ' ■With Ov«r 50 Hot and Cold ~ EQUAL TOP CO-HIT lltoma To Choose Prom; So I Give Yourself A Treat, Come Miss Turner Is President of the Dance Teacher’s Club of Connecticut; a member w a itir Matthau^'^BriioB D m of the Dance Masters of America, Inc.; the Dance Educators of America; the rac« •galntl Him and a killar In land Enjoyl Professional Dance Teachers Club and Is certified by test to teach. She recently BeN MyNery l(Due to the high cost of foods, wa are returned from Now York City whore she attended the Professional Dance Toachore The Laughing Novel of {forced to increase our price.) and Dance Caravan Convantlona studying the latest In dance techniques. Ibe Year. |-M ytl«y WiilHf IChildren 12 And Under, HaH Pricel P a lice m a n of A m t ^ ... " Wf : ,

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Iflaurltpstpr tiipinm i Hpralft OPINION MANCHESTBI Self-Sufficiency CERTIFIED Far Off 725 EAST NATIONAL INSTITUTE N Business-Directory Guide For FOR MIDDLE TURNPIKE • AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE EXCELLENCE 'ir a o u i^ ^ A A M C O TRANSMISSION OF MANCHESTER At the height of the energy shortage new exploration would tilt the scales Manchester and Surroundinq caused in part by the Arab countries of oil production in a miraculous MANCHESTER CALL 643-2467 MUTs i FREE boycott, the hope was energy self- manner. In addition to the great TOWIn r TI**- MaocliMttr-Yimon TERMS sufficiency by 1980. t o w in g h i. 83 u „a ARRANGED amounts'of money it takes to discover THE MOST MODERN Vicinity Due to many factors this goal now new oil and to divert it into a steady TECHNIQUE IN MEN'S seems very unrealistic and self- stream of pipeline oil it also can take HAIR STYLING sufficiency cannot be hoped for until a long time. SST"featuring this week... C.0,N,SUM.E,R m i much later in the decade, if then. In the meantime the rest of the VILLAGE BARBER S Oil companies, which are spending energy picture is being frustrated and SALON FOR MEN Featuring Rage Cut i MANCHESTER PARKADE a great chunk of their record profits in delayed by environmental and appointment a c c e p t e d PHONE 649-0867 ROBERT 0. ST PIERRE 312 MAIN STREET PROP. Your Complete exploration, are not finding enough oil ecological consideration. MANCHESTER to offset the production decline which Western strip mining would Appliance Store has been going on since the 1970 peak. probably be the most productive CAMPING EQUIPMENT FAMOUS BRAND Daily production in that year was WWTT’ method of mining the coal the nation TENTS, COTS, SLEEPING BAGS, AIR MATTRESSES, w- TELEVISION - APPLIANCES 9.6 million barrels per day. A few needs. But this is being delayed and STOVES, LANTERNS weeks ago all United States produc­ hamstrung by environmental con­ MANCHESTra HOW NmnwxT tion was only 8.9 million barrels per FARR'S siderations and site reclamation. THE EVERYTHING STORE day. The miners union took a CAMP-BIKE-SPORT 2 MAIN STREET 649-1|589 OPEN DAILY TO 9 P.M. J. FARR • 643-7111 Oil from Alaska will not begin to memorial week of idleness ostensibly m APPLIANCE I TV »*«'»• ‘ flow in the pipeline until 1977. And to protect safety practices and to GROOMING... for Poodles and All Breeds knowledgeable oil men say that this dramatize the plight of miners with ANDREW TULLY STUD SERVICE... PERSONAL will perhaps level off production black lung. for Poodles, Toys & Miniatures HOURS Mon.. Taft.. Wii TEE figures for awhile but will not stop the Coal operators believe, however, I0-S:3II Pertonallied HERALD 3 S S I Thors. 3:30-190 decline over the long term. that there was a secondary motive of TafVs Bill Practical SUDS & SCISSORS Fun end Sportswear Fri 3:30-5:30 LETTERS • NUMERALS Sat. 1090590 Part of the lag in oil production may reducing coal supplies above ground YESTERDAYS POST ROAD PLAZA RT. 30, VERNON D ESIG NS • Yourt or Ourt Hours 9-5 Mon. - Sat. PHONE be due to a two-level pricing structure prior to operator-union negotiations to 35 OU ST., MMCWSTER WASHINGTON — Sooner or later, I hope representative government. By Appointment 875-7624 M6-3339 • Adelim CotHio in which new fields can bear a price of be held this fall. President Ford’s plan for “earned re­ decision on whether the applicant was For Taft’s bill sp^ifically excludes as honestly misled by himself or others to |10 per barrel, the world price, but 25 Years Ago entry” of draft dodgers will wind up And in spite of a report showing grounds for reduction of alternative or believe that he was not breaking the law; Miss Janet Wilson is appointed assistant reading pretty much like the approach military service an applicant’s "selective TRA VEL older fields can charge only $5.25 per danger of nuclear generating plants 310 Adams st. clerk of the Town Court. proposed in a bill offered last December opposition" to U.S. invoivement in the applicant could have qualified as a Reuben Plen’s MERCURY AGENCY barrel, except that the world price releasing harmful radioactivity is by Sen. Robert Taft Jr., R-Ohio. Southeast Asia as an immoral war. In conscientious objector; family hardship i was involved; the applicant lacked the Texaco Sfafion 648-2899 Taft’s bill is compassionate, fair and short, the proposal upholds the legal I \ may be charged for oil produced about as remote as being hit with mental capacity to realize the seriousness Phone 646-2756 practical. It crosses all the t’s and dots all precedent that no American can decide ! OUARANTHD gVIydramatIr Trusinisslon 1 of his offense, and the applicant had m ii beyond the wells’ level of previous lightning, we are delaying the con­ the i’s. Perhaps more important, it unilaterally that violating the law is his Repairing 10 Years Ago already served or was serving time for NO SERVICE CHAR6E production. struction of new plants. protects the right of the President, with constitutional right. It also Likes into con­ All Work Guaranteed Capt. and Mrs. William D. McLean the consent of Congress, to decide whether draft evasion. Since secondary production from sideration the differences in the degree of Texaco Lubrication Service Rasarvatlons for • Hotals • Alrllnat • Staamshlpa It is conceded that safety assume command of Manchester Salva­ fighting another war (God forbid!) is the True, those criteria might provide a tion Army Corps. offenses committed. 627 Main Strset Manchastsr older fields is of lesser volume than in precautions at nuclear plants should last resort of the United States as a Taft would establish an Immunity field day for certain opportunistic head ^'When You Need Glass, Think of the J.A. White Glass Co.” shrinkers, but they are of the stuff accep­ Review Board of Presidential appointees, FLO’S Cake Decorating Supplies a new field, it is understandable that be elaborate and detailed. However, table to reasonable men. They offer the confirmed by the Senate, to evaluate When you think of glass, you naturally think of the J.A. White Glass Company, because they have everything oil companies are putting the bulk of draft dodger hope that he would get a fair 647-1731 875-3252 even when this criterion is met the applications from draft dodgers. It would that one may need when it comes to working with glass. Their twenty one years and more of service is your shake, that someone would listen to his WILTON CAKE DECORATIONS MACHINE their development money into the new ecological fight will still go on. not apply to deserters, who are subject to A COMPUTE LINE OF guarantee of complete satisfaction. They are truly one business in town that can honestly say, “We can’t hide defense and pass judgment based on a rule behind our product! A partial listing of the kinds of glass they carry are: Glass for mirrors, shower doors, MANCHESTER fields, at the neglect of older ones. the Military Justice Act, but who of course book. 191 CENTER ST. 70 UNION ST. SHOP We will achieve energy sufficiency ROCKVILLE, CONN. store fronts, bath tub enclosures, furniture tops, picture windows, window glass for homes and cars — just to AUTO PARTS would be eligible for a Presidential par­ Anyway, I suggest that some kind of MANCHESTER, CONN. This is another example of how ar­ only by reasonable compromise don. The draft dodger could apply to the Mon. - Sat. 10-5 Mon. - Sat. 10-5 mention a few. They are conveniently located in the heart of'Manchester at 31 Bissell Street For courteous 270 BROAD ST conditional amnesty is not only inevitable .5. FrI. 10-9 SERVICES board for leniency. If leniency was Thura. 10-7 service, please phone 649-7322. tificial price controls in the between the need for energy and but a must in clearing away the debris of a granted, the board would then decide what war that was at the least unpopular and Wedding Cakes A Specialty AVAILABLE marketplace can contribute to shor­ preservation of the environment. kind of alternative service would be whose honesty was in doubt. The Taft bill tage and prevent full production. acceptable, and for what duration. Otherwise self-sufficiency may be a makes sense because it upholds authority What kind of service? I don’t think it IVCRYTHING IN WE CAN'T HIDE BEHIND . It was not expected; of course, that long way ahead. by requiring that draft dodgers, in effect, - — - OUR PRODUCT , / f | matters, so long as it is not a sinecure. stand trial. But it gives them the second nirzra • MiKfiC" 1 • ^ ' Taft’s bill proposes that the board could • Stoat f«ONTS • BATHTUB fSCLOSURtS iz' chance that is the softening tissue in the • YAfErvGLAIS • SiiOWFR R We Speclallza In... require up to two years in the armed muscle of the Republic. forces, the Peace Corps, VISTA or some J.A. WHITE GLASS CO., Inc. • DRAPES •SLIPCOVERS other governmental or private volunteer 0305 • WEDDING GDWNS • SUEDE A LEATHER Asks Referendum service agency “contributing to the f u r n it u r e t o p s PICTURE WINDOWS} ,T,1 “All workI dont on p n m im and lullf guaranlaadl" Was Malthas national health, safety or welfare.” Pay i Manchetttr 31 B liM lI St. would be set at the lowest pay grade in the • ■ T a r r • 649-7322 iDE CLEANERS In Coventry I I I MANCHESTER OVER 21 YEARS EXPERIENCE 402 W. MIDDLE TPKE. military. Presumably, someone would see 4 S • f I I W that the draft dodger did a day’s work for II u u u u M i; u n ■ a a a M 763 Premature? To the editor: However, old and new residents alike a day’s pay. amvaam ALMANAC Somewhere, somehow, something went share warmth and feeling for the town Taft has taken a realistic look at the OPTICAL MAIN ST. In the year 1798 English economist Specializing In tion of food even before the lean and wrong. We were called the finest example they chose to live in. Yet today, the life reluctance of some draft resisters to trust 643-1191 DON WILLIS their government. One provision of his bill Thomas Malthus published his work in fat years of Joseph in Egypt. of freedom and free enterprise. Yet, style and environment they have chosen or BRAKE SERVICE before our very eyes, precious freedom says that an applicant would not have to 191 GARAGE which he presented the idea that while acquired is threatened with permanent Cniteil I’rew* Inlrrnalional (PufkA Front End Alignnwnt American people have been feeling and unalienable rights dissolve and are surrender to any civil or military MAIN ST. 18 Main SL, Tel. 649-4S31 alteration and its people sit by idle and Today is Saturday, Aug. 31, the 243rd General Repair Worli population increased geometrically food scarcity for the past several distorted. As an illustration and a warning helpless. The unalienable right to life as authorities, but would receive temporary day of 1974 with 122 to follow. MANCHESTER to all others, I refer your attention to the immunity while his case was heard. If the The moon is approaching its full phase. food production increased only ar- years. Not that anyone was starving, one chooses is being destroyed, ironically to,wn of Coventry. dodger didn’t like the board’s decision, he The morning stars are Venus, Jupiter 643-1900 tithmetically. by freedom’s supposed ally, free enter­ but prices have risen as food supplies Coventry, like so many other small prise. could go back to being a fugitive, here or and Saturn. Lvil-vIv^Ll towns in (Connecticut, is inhabited by both abroad. The evening stars are Mercury and Hence he argued the world would were less abundant. Free enterprise, in the form of the long-time residents and recent arrivals. powerful Greater Hartford Chamber of Moreover, the bill’s criteria for leniency Mars. MANCHLSTERSAFE & LOCK CO. BERNARD A. LOZIER, INC. reach a point, through increasing pop­ Our sale of great quantities of Commerce sponsored developer DEVCO, are reasonable. The board would base its Those born on this date are under the sign of Virgo. 79/f LOCf£SA4frH Drywall Contractor ulation, when it would be unable to wheat to Russia was a factor in the is planning to implant 20,000 people in a major section of the town of 8,000. This is American entert .iner Arthur Godfrey 453 MAIN ST., M ANCHESTER • 643-6922 Ceiling Repairs & Replacements feed itself. Perhaps that day has rise of food prices in the United an act that will 1, influence the economic TODAY’S was bom Aug. 31 1903. Q U C L u t U WTO-VONE-^SSUiro-WME-IUSMSS Alarms. Locks & //// J 'f f Now Introducing come. States. Let Calley Out On this day ir aistory: Sales. Combination Changes. baw of the town; 2, will completely "J. Quality Carpentry Work, Patloa - To the editor: obliterate the standing political structure THOUGHT In 1887, ‘T -jmas Alva Edison' was Sales & Service - Bonded. ^Most As the result of the food-population Huhbe/i keys In stock. Repairs of all kinds. Additions & Remodeling It is true that other causes than I have just read in the paper that in Coventry; 3, that will affect the present awarded a ^aitent for a device he called Also We Make Keys. Scissors & crisis a world conference has been S t o m f A Pinking Shears Sharpened. Free Estimates Chesterfield Smith said that Nixon and his system of education; 4, that will tax pre­ A friend of my daughters printed this "kinetoicipe. ' to "produce pictures Phone 649-4464 those foreseen by Malthus are affect­ represeni.ng objects in motion...” held in Bucharest. It has been used as ex-staff under indictment should be given sent town facilities to their limit, in­ reminder to hang over the broom closet. ing food production today. First, and heavy fines and p ro b atio n ,im p riso n ­ cluding (kiventry Lake, and 5, that will "The greatest good we can do for others In IfKiJ. a Packard automobile com­ CUSTOM MADE a protest forum by the Third World pleted a 52-day journey from San Fran- SEE US FOR: probably most serious, has been a ment. transform the quiet, country town into a is not just to share our riches with them • Aluminum Roll Up CANVAS AWNINGS nations against the West and par­ If this is so, Lt. Calley should”get the bona fide city with all the problems that but to reveal their riches to themselves.” c! vo to .New York. It was the first Awnings IRON climatic change which has created ticularly the United States. same. Let him out of prison. ' accompany larger municipalities. The automobile to cross the nation under its * Door Csnoples Complete Auto Parts Available The greatest treasure which I have is • Storm Ooort SCRAP METAL droughts and famine in a large portion Attention, representatives and lives of all 8,000 residents will be per­ the love of God which has been freely own power. Osfrinsky Troubled with drought and fertilizer senators: manently affected yet, thus far, it appears in 1939, German dictator Adolf Hitler * Combination Windows A full line of tlto best in auto parts is available on Broad St. at Manchester Auto Parts, Inc. Thirty years’ of the world. offered to me and to all men. Do I sha^v MANCHESTER AWNING CO. DEALER IN WASTE and PAPER shortage and high prices caused by Willard A. Cole that these people have no recourse but to it? promised peace if Poland would accept 16 experience make Ed and Vic Della Fera well qualified to advise you intelligently and dependably on your 198 WEST CENTER ST. 731 P A R K E R ST. A sustained drought in Africa is 49 Birch St. humbly accept this fate. conditions. Poland refused, was invaded needs for automotive repairs. If a large repair job is on your mind, several brands of carburetors, fuel pumps MATERIALS the Arab oil price increase many of Nancy Carr Ttl. 643-5733 or 643 5879 Other towns have been more forthright, the following day, and World War II was Telaphona 649-3091 vvater pumps, new or rebuilt starters, shock absorbers, brake parts, bearings, mufflers, exhaust and tali pushing the Sahara desert south and Manchester St. Bartholomew ChunY^ EtIabIHhtd 7949 these nations face a very bleak Im­ more democratic. Citizens of Colchester, under way. pipes, and gaskets are on the shelves. its sand is overflowing previously mediate future. Middletown and Wolcott were given the It would be difficult to list all the names carried, but perhaps the most familiar are AC, United Delco, arable land. Lower temperatures in right to decide if they wanted race tracks STEVENSON’S EXXON SERVICENTER Auto-Lite, Dayco, Standard Motors, A.P., and Fitzgerald. You will also find a great selection of tools, They resent the comparative in their towns. They voted to accept them. BERRY’S WORLD some regions, Iceland for example, iHanrljFBtfr 4Q5 Main St., Manchester 649-5533 everything you could possibly need, from small screwdrivers to heavy duty jacks. There’s also a well- MANCHESTER Over 30 Ve.r.' Exp.r1.nc. affluence of the meat-eating nations, However, Coventry residents, who are machine shop on the premises to provide assistance on some of the heavier Jobs. have shortened growing seasons. faced with the prosp^t of a more than 300 -WIN. Ym Nfiiid 0* Ow Sirrin. Vw Can HiFtnd On twr Ctrl'' compared with that of the grain Itipnittg Im tlb Where other stores may stock one or two items, here are pafts you might not expect to find outside of a MEMORIAL GO. Coll 649-5807 When Malthus promulgated his per cent population increase, have not the eating people. right to decide their fate. The final deci­ large warehouse. The next time your car gives you trouble, try Manchester Auto Parts first. With the largest A. ALMETTI, Prop. FOUNDED OCT. 1, 1881 • TUNE-UPS Oppoilte Eait Ometery theory he could not have anticipated sion rest in the hand$ of a zoning board stock in the area and a crew of experienced helpful counter men, you’ll probably find things you didn’t even Harrison 91., >Unch*it.r But they particularly resent the Published by the .Published every E ^ O N • GENERAL AUTOMOTIVE the rise of colonialism and a vast in­ Msnchester evening except Sun- that may or may not vote in the public in­ know you wanted, and answers to questions you haven’t even asked! Quality Memorials drive to lower the birth rate in their PubllshlngCp.,Hersld dsys and holidays. terest, can they truly admit that they can crease in the areas under cultivation, Square, Mancnester, E n te re d at the REPAIRS ON ALL CARS countries, calling it an attempt at Conn. 06040, Manchester, Conn., perceive the actual feelings of the 8,000 which swelled world food supplies. Telephone 643-2711 Post OHIce as Second residents? Moreover, town politicians of genocide. Dr. Obi Chizea, Nigerian (Area Code 203). Class Mall Matter. Got A Painting Problam? Wa'II Halpi His theory was discounted as the food both political parties have remained silent member of a Third World radical BURL L LYONS, PUBLISHER and reluctant spectators, wishing not to Service slill means something lo us — and service means spending enough population of new countries came into lime wilh you to help you select Ihe right paint finish (or that job you're plan­ group answered pleas of population tarnish their hands in the most significant PA UL ’S PAINT fk. ® SUGGESTED CARRIER RATES being. event ever to transpire in Coventry. P e t C e n te r pitSupii&eA. ning .See us (or paint and service when you plan your next project HO L control with "you cannot scare us by PAYABLE IN ADVANCE The rights and freedom of the people of tou-raine paints 723 MUI ST. Canada, the United States, African Single Copy ..... 15c 3 M onths...... $9.75 M/UCKSTU 400 MAIN STREET • MANCHESTER.CONN. saying we will die of hunger, we die of Coventry have been denied and all those 9 Maple Street, Manchester W eekly...... 754 6 M onths..... $19.50 WAUPAPER •CARPETING «ARTS & CRAFTS Phone 649-4273 E/lJofmson 545 (591 06040 colonies and South America produced ONE Month .... $3.25 One Year..... $39.00 who believe in the American system of PAINTCQ. hunger every day.” • Mixed Breed Puppies democracy have been betrayed. A referen­ MKMHKR. TI1F. ORDFR OK THK GOLDEN RULE a cornucopia of food. There seemed to Mall Rales Upon Request . 615 Main Street Manchester • Our Own Special Blended Your Independent Dealer Perhaps the forces which Malthus Subscribers who p.m. should telephone dum must be imposed in Coventry. be no fear of not enough food. fall to receive their the circulation depart- Consensus must be from the peopie, either Froe Parhlng Roar of Stora • Phono 649-0300 Pet Food • Hamsters Qerbils * Aquarium Accessories, etc. "RUY THE PAINT THAT'S WORTH THE WORK" feared are now in play with increase Herald before 5:30 ment. 647-9946. He could not have foreseen, either, for or against. The Zoning Board should The in food production offset by a lower defer its power to the people in the form of FORMAL’S INN Member Audit Bureau of Circulation inc. the great advances in medicine which a referendum. ’The political parties must JOHN’S FLOOR COVERING INC. death rate and a much higher birth <'4orm 7f/' For the tux have raised average life expectancy stop guarding their own interests and CUCKOO’S NEST The Manchester Display advertising APPLIANCES rate. 119 Oakland St. 117 Eut Center St., Manclwatar far beyond what it was in his century. P u b lis h in g C o . ’’''’ree begin seeking out the interests of con­ that's inn He looked to war, 'amine and full da ys prior to stituents, the people, by demanding and p 4m Installing Since 1953 k-kiYour place naturally for young, free-wheeling, Population growth is now over­ assumes no financial publication, for him pestilence and the influence of misery re spo n sibility lor Deadline lor Herald obtaining a referendum. Let’s return the LINOLEUM - CARPET - CERAMIC - FCRMICA headshaking hair. No teasing. No hairspray. No typographical errors classified advertising: taking food production. Of course unalienable right of life as one choses to OKN D4KT 10 AM. - 9 AM. Frank A. Arnone, President and vice to check population control. appearing In adver- 12 noon prior to day of KITCHEN & BATH REMCDELING hassels. Just cool culling and dynamite styling. tlsemenls and other publication; 12 noon its rightful place, with the people. 147 Birch St.. Manchester, Conn. 06040 Naturally. And because we believe In healthy young there is also the climatic factor which reading matter In The Friday lor publication Gary Ferguson "The summer’s almost over and I haven't seen a strina Open Mon., Tues., Sat. 10 to 6 p.m„ Thurs. A Fri. 10 to 0 p.m. Telephone 10-9 Week Day* There should be less harsh, more MANCHESTER PARKADE 643-9S61 r3jv n uic* hair, we use pure ecological organic products... has always entered into the produc- Manchester Evening Saturday and Mon- Coventry bikinll" MANCHESTER Closad Wadnetday 043-9479 649*7901 10*6 Saturday enlightened alternatives. Herald. day PAGE SIX 1974

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(.liurcli of ilie Nuzurcnr, 236 Main St. Rev. St. Bridget Church, 70 Main St. Rev. John J. Some years ago when the Pope died Center Church had on its Gilead Congregational Church, Hebron.' William A. Taylor, pastor. Rev. Charles Isbell, Delaney, pastor. Rev. William J. Stack, Rev. wayside pulpit words of sympathy to our Roman Catholic Rockville Baptist Church, 69 Union St. Rev assistant pastor. Rev. William D. Porter III, interim pastor. William J. Killeen. brothers. It was a message of good-will and the ai-surance of our Robert L. LaCounte, pastor. 11 a.m. Worship Service. ’The Rev. Mr. Porter 9:30 a.m., Sunday School, classes for all ages; Saturday Masses at 5 and 7:30 p.m., school prayers. Apparently it caught the eye of some reported who had a 9:30 a.m., Sunday School, nursery through MONDAY, SEPT. 2 preaching. Nursery provided. 10:45 a.m.. Morning Worship, message by the auditorium; Sunday Masses at 7:30,9 and 10:30, picture of it in The Manchester Herald. Sucif a picture would not adult, including college career class; H a m Rev. Mr. Isbell. Children's Church and nursery Worship Service, first Sunday of each month’' TV TONIGHT 6:00 in church; 10:30 a.m. and noon in school be so unusual today when there is increasing cooperation, both Si. Bernard’s Church, Rockville. Rev. John Hollywood Squares ... 22-30 10:00 provided; 7 p.m.. Evening Service, message by auditorium. here and around the world, between Rome and her “separated Holy Communion; second Sunday, missionary N ew s...... 3-8-22-30 , J. White, pastor. Rev. Joseph M. Bartok. Antiques ...... 24 the Rev. Mr. Isbell, nursery provided. Medical Center ...... 3 brethren.” Saturday Masses at 5 and 7 p.m.; Sunday service, nursery provided; 7 p.m., informal 12 O 'clock High ...... 18 P o lk a l...... ' ’ 40 /inn Evangelical Lutheran Church, 10:30 A recent news item states that five major church bodies in Masses at 7, 8:30, 10 and 11:30 a.m. evening service, nursery provided. Washington Debates ...... 20 Culvury Cliurrli (Asuemhlie* of God), 647 E. (MiHHouri Synod), Cooper and High Sts. Rev. 6:00 8:00 England have joined together for a discussion of practical reu­ 8:30 Sesame Street...... 24 Connecticut Report ...... 18 Middle Tpke. Rev. Kenneth L. Gustafson, Charles W. Kuhl, Pastor. St. Peter’s Episcopal Church, Sand Hill Rd., St. John’s Episcopal Church, Rt. 30, Vernon N ew s...... 3 Alcoholism Special...... 3 pastor. nion. "^ey are Baptist, Church of England, Methodist, Roman MASH ...... 3 11:00 9 a.m.. Divine Worship with Holy Communion. Rev. Robert H. Wellner, rector. 6:30 ABC News Closeup ___ 8-40 Catholic, and United Reform, This newly formed commission South Windsor. Rev. Frederick H. Foerster III, Wide World of Sports .. 8-40 M o v ie ...... 8-40 N ew s...... 3-18-22-30 9:45 a,m., Sunday School, classes for adults vicar. 8 a.m.. Holy Communion; 10 a.m.. Family Ser­ M o v ie ...... 18 N ew s...... 8-30-40 Sharing Our Faith ...... 18 and children: nurserv facilities and care for the St. Mary’s Episcopal Church, Church and will work together for about three years, according to the present Fam ily T h e a tre ...... 24 San Francisco Beat ...... 20 8 a.m.. Holy Communion; 10 a.m.. Holy Com­ vice and Church School. Jonathan W inters ...... 22 7:00 Joe Garaglola ...... 20-22-30 little ones; 10:50 a.m.. Morning Worship; 7 p.m. Park Sts. Rev. Stephen J. White, Priest-in- plan. As you know, the Manchester Area Conference of Churches 9:00 11:30 munion, 1st and 3rd Sundays; Morning Prayer, BIqck E x p o su re ...... 30 N ew s...... 3-20-22-40 Deep South, Deep North . 24 Evening Service, Gospel music and Bible Charge, Rev. Ronald Haldeman. now includes the majority of ProtesUnt denominations and the St. Matthew’s Church, Tolland. Rev. J. Clif­ Mary Tyler Moore ...... 3 4^ M o v ie ...... 3 2nd, 4th and 5th Sundays. ford Curtin, pastor. 6:30 Truth or Consequences ... 8 8:15 message. 7:30 a.m.. The Holy Communion, Rite 1 Roman Catholics in our community. Pray God that this kind of Yankees vs. White Sox ... 18 Dick Van Dyke ...... 18 Johnny Carson .... 20-22-30 cooperation will continue to grow. Giants vs. Dodgers. 20-22-30 Traditional; 10 a.m.. The Holy Eucharist, Rite 1 First Congregational Church of Vernon, Saturday Masses at 5 and 7 p.m.; Sunday N ew s...... 3-22-30 9:30 Zoom ...... 24 MIDNIGHT Norlh Unilfd Mcliioiligi Ghurrii, 300 Parker Contemporary Sermon by the Rev. Mr. White; Rev. John A. Lacey, minister. Rev. Edwin W. Masses at 8:30, 10:30 and 11:45 a.m. Reasoner Report...... 8-40 9:00 St. Rev. Earle R. Custer, pastor. Bob Newhart ...... 3 To Tell the Truth ...... 30 N ew s...... 8-40 Nursery care and children's walk-in-the park. Our illustration of the week occurred centuries ago in Paris. It Bartholomew, assistant minister. B llk o ...... 20 Here's Lucy ...... 3 9 a.m.. Worship Service. Nursery for children St. Maurice’s Church, Bolton. Rev. Robert Boarding House ...... 24 7:30 12:30 concerns man's appraisal of himself. 9:30 a.m.. Worship and Communion. Commu­ Silent Film Festival...... 24 ft 1-^ 1 Raiders vs. 49ers ...... 8-40 five years and younger. (Church of Christ, Lydall and Verqon Sts. W.-Cronin, pastor. 10:00 Political Talk ...... 3 The Avengers...... 8 The story goes that a Latin teacher took to drink and slid down nion meditation hy the Rev. Mr. Lacey. 7:00 Other Six Days ...... 18 Eugene Brewer, Minister. Saturday Masses at 5 and 7 p.m.; Sunday Barnaby Jones ...... 3 r Police Surgeon ...... 8 D ra g n e t...... 40 J<-liovidiV WiincHHCH, Kingdom Hall, 726 N. the slippery path of alcoholism until one day he lay in the gutters Agronsky & Co...... 3 9 a m., Bible Classes,; 10 a.m., Worship. Ser­ Second Congregational Church, United Masses at 7:30, 9:15, and 11 a.m. College Football ...... 8-40 Wilburn Brothers ...... 18 9:30 1:00 Main St. of Paris, dead-drunk. He was picked up be scavengers who sold N e w s ...... 8-20-22 mon: “The Danger of Tempting God," 6 p.m., Church of Christ, Rt. 44A, Coventry. Rev. Dayld S u s s k in d ...... 24 F ilm ...... 20 Dick Van Dyke ...... 3 T o m o rro w ...... 20-30 10 a.m.. Public Bible discourse, "Endurance his body to two young interns for medical research. Sacred Heart Church, Rt. 30, Vernon. Rev. Hoe H a w ...... 30 Worship. Sermon: "The Unmerciful Servant — As he was being prepared for the operation the doctors spoke to Robert K. Bechtold, minister. Ralph Kelley, pastor. Rev. Edward Konopka. 11:00 Leads to God's Approval"; 11 a.m., group dis­ A Parable." 10 a.m.. Service of Worship. Here Come the Brides ... 40 cussion of Aug. 1 Watchtower magazine article, each other in Latin so that he would not understand. Saturday Mass at 5 p.m.; Sunday Masses at 7:30 N o w s...... 3-8-40 San Francisco B eat...... (2) TUESDAY, SEPT. 3 “Divine Mercy Points the Way Back for Erring South United Methodist Church, 1226 Main One remarked exultantly, "At last we have the opportunity to • First Congregational Church, United 7:30, 9, 10:30 a.m. and noon. What’s Happening ...... 3 experiment on this vile wretch.” 11:30 Ones. St. Rev. George W. Webb, Rev. Wayne Kendall, Church of Christ, Andover. Rev. Rolland G. St. Margaret Mary’s Church, Wapping. Rev.* Lawrence Welk ...... 8 The scholar turned on his side, lying there on the slab, and said 6:00 Oral Roberts...... 22 Rev. Robert W. Eldridge, Pastors. Erving, interim pastor. William McGrath and Rev. Joseph Schick, co^' Nashville M usic ...... 18 M o v ie s ...... 3-8 9:00 .Second Congregulional Gliureh, United 8 a.m.. Communion.; 10 a.m., Worship Ser­ in perfect Latin, “Call not vile one of whom Christ died.” 10 a.m.. Worship Service. N e w s...... 18 N ew s...... 3-8-22-30 E ric a ...... 24 Vince Lombardi...... 18 Cliiircli of ChriHi, 385 N. Main St. Rev. Felix M. pastors. ’ ' F ilm ...... 20 vice. Pastor Kendall preaching. Sermon; •Such is the power of Jesus to reach into the lowest depths. M o v ie ...... (30) Secret Agent ...... 18 Animal W orld ...... 30 The Killers ...... 24 "Davis, minister. Saturday Masses at 5 and 7 p.m.; Sunday In S e s s io n ...... 22 "Conflict With, New or Old?” Social hour after Vernon United Methodist Church. Rev. It Takes a T h ie f...... 40 F ilm ...... 20 Room 222 ...... 40 9:30 10 a.m.. Union Service at Center Frances P. Swartz and Rev. James H. Swartz, Masses at 8:30, 10 and 11:30 a.m. Evening at Pops ...... 24 Sesame Street...... 24 the service for the whole family with punch and Our poem of the week culminates in a great hope for the future. 1:15 7:45 H aw kins...... 3 Congregational Church. co-pastors. 8:00 Bonanza ...... 40 coffee being served. We who believe in God may be immediate pessimists but are ul­ St. Francis of Assisi, 673 Ellington Rd., South Speakeasy ...... 3 Making Things W ork ...... 24 10:00 timate optimists. 9:30 a.m.. Worship Service.' Windsor. Rev. John C. Gay, pastor. Rev. Eugene All In the Fam ily ...... 3 6:30 Gonrordiii Lullierun Ghurrii, 40 Pitkin St. First Church of Christ, Scientist 447 N. Main Gospel Hour...... 18 1:30 8:00 Marcus Welby M.D...... 8-40 Rev. Burton D. Strand, pastor. M. Kibride. N ew s...... 8-22-30-40 St. A New Earth Rockville United Methodist Church, 142 M o v ie ...... 20-22-30 N o w s...... 8 \ M a u d e ...... 3 Police S tory ...... 20-30 Grove St. Rev. John W. Mortimer, pastor. Saturday Masses at 5 and 7 p.m.; Sunday 7:00 9 a.m.. Holy Communion, nursery care for 10 a.m. Church Service, Sunday School and God grant us wisdom in these coming days. Partridge Family ...... 40 :481k Happy Days ...... 8-40 Bllle Graham Crusade ___22 small children. Masses at 7:30, 9:30 and 11 a.m. N ew s...... 3-20-22-40 children care. “Subject of the Lesson-Sermon, And eyes unsealed, that we clear vision see 9:30 a.m.. Worship Service. Nursery through Sharing Our Faith ...... 18 10:30 age 2. Truth or Consequences ... 8 c hiih -‘Christ Jesus." Golden Text from 1st Of that new world that He would have us build. St. Mary’s Church, Rt. 31, Coventry. Rev. F. Adam -12 ...... 20-22-30 Book B e a t...... 24 The Cliurrli of J Clirist of Luller-Day Dick Van Dyke ...... 18 SainiM, D. Clark Brown, Bishop. Corinthians: "God is faithful, by whom ye were To Life’s ennoblement and His high ministry.’ Messiah Evangelical Lutheran Church, Bernard Miller, pastor. Rev. Paul F. Ramen. Man Builds, Man Destroys 24 11:00 God give us sense-God-sense of Life’s new needs. Saturday Mass at 5:15 p.m.; Sunday Masses at You Owe It to Yourself ... 24 8:30 9 a.m.. Priesthood, Relief Society, 10:30 a.m., called unto the fellowship of His Son Jesus (Wisconsin Synod), 300 Buckland Rd., South To Tell the T ru th ...... 30 N ew s...... 3-0-18-22-30-40 Sunday School; 5 p.m.. Sacrament Service. Christ our Lord.” The Christian Science Reading And souls aflame with new-born chivalries — Windsor. 7:30, 9:30 and 10:45 a.m. Hawaii Flve-0 ...... 3 San Francisco Beat ...... 20 To cope with those black growths that foul the ways — '4 7:30 From Sea to Shining Sea !! 8 Room at 968 Main St. is open to the public Mon­ 9 a.m., Sunday School; 10 a.m.. Worship Ser­ Avery St. Christian Reformed Church, 651 SUNDAY, SEPT. 1 11:30 Unitarian UniverHaliHt Society, Rev. Arnold days through Thursdays from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. To cleanse our posioned founts with God-born energies. American Life S tyle ...... 3 Banacek ...... 20-22-30 F. Westwood, minister. vice; 10:45 a.m., "At Jesus Feet” on Radio Sta­ Avery St., South Windsor. Rev. Peter Mans, M o v ie ...... 3 and the first Thursday of each month from 7 to 9. tion WINF. Billy Graham Crusade ...... 8 Video Dramal...... 24 Services resume September 9. To pledge our souls with nobler, loftier life. minister. 6:30 2:00 Music Place ...... 10 Wide World Mystery ... 8-40 M o v ie ...... 40 Johnny Carson ___ 20-22-30 Center Congregational Church, United To win the world to His fair sanctities. Coventry Presbyterian Church, Nathan 10 a.m.. Worship Service. 7 p.m.. Evening Ser­ W hat’s Happening ...... 3 You Asked For It ...... 8 F ilm ...... •...... 20 PreHhyterian Cliurrli, 43 Spruce St. Rev. Cliurrli of Christ, 11 Center St. Rev. Newell To bind the nations in a Pact of Peace, vice. Red Sox vs. Minnesota George W. Smith, pastor. Hale School, Rt. 31. Rev. Dr. Richard W. Gray, 7:00 Curtis Jr., Rev. Winthrop Nelson Jr., pastors. And free the Soul of Life for finer loyalties. pastor. Tw ins ...... 22 WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 4 9:15 a.m., Sunday School; 10:30 a.m., Worship, Talcoltville Congregational Church, Christopher Closeup ...... 3 il' 10 a.m. The Rev. Mr. Curtis preaching. 9:30 a.m.. Worship; 11 a.m., Sunday School; A ddam s F a m ily ...... 30 nursery provided; 7 p.m.. Informal Worship, Not since Christ died upon His lonely cross United Church of Christ, Rev. Kenneth E. This Is the Life ...... 8 6:00 7:30 p.m., Bible Study at parsonage on Cornwall T h rille r...... 40 Hollywood Squares ...... 22 9:30 study and fellowship. Has time such prospects held on Life’s new birth; Knox, pastor. 7:30 ABC Movies N ew s...... ; ,3-8-22-30 Dr. 2:30 Silent Film Festival...... 24 Clence D a rro w ...... 24 Emanuel Lutheran Church, Church and Not since the world of chaos first was bom 10 a.m.. Worship. Cue Pass ...... 3 C h a m p io n s ...... I 8 St. John’s Polish National Catholir Cllfurrh, Chestnut Sts. Rev. C. Henry Anderson, Rev. Tennis Classic ...... 3 Wait Till Your Father Gets 10:00 Has man so clearly visaged hope for a new earth. First Assembly of God, 763 Oak St., East Worship for Shut-Ins ...... 8 The leading stars and major box office Washington Debates ...... 20 H o m e ...... 30 23 Golway St. Rev. Walter A. Hyszko, pastor. Ronald J. Fournier, Pastors. Trinity Lutheran Church, Meadowlark Rd. D ra g n e t...... 8 “High Plains Drifter,” “The Poseidon Kojak ...... ■...... 3 Hartford. Rev. Ralph F. Jelley, pastor. Ring Around the World-r-.. 30 successes of recent years make up the Sesame Street...... 24 Room 222 ...... 40 9 a.m.. Mass in English; 10:30 a.m.. Mass in 8 and 9:30 a.m.. The Service with Holy Com­ Not of our own might can we hope to rise & Rt. 30, Vernon. Rev. Donald McClean, pastor. 3:00 Adventure,’’ a new treatment of Emmy Awards ...... 8-40 Polish and English. Above the ruts and soilures of the past. 10 a.m.. Church School; 11 a.m.. Morning 9 a.m.. Worship Service. 7:45 movie schedule on ABC-TV this season. Up­ Bonanza ...... 40 8:00 munion. 9:30 a.m.. Chapel service for children; Worship; 7 p.m.. Evening Service. Tournament Players ... 8-40 “Diabolique,” “The Last Picture Show,” 10:30 But, with His help who did the first earth build. Sacred Heart...... 40 coming films include (clockwise from left) 6:30 Cannon ...... 3 St. Janirs Cliurrli, Msgr. Edward J. Rear­ Nursery for infants. First Congregational Church, United George C. Scott in “Rage,” “Dr. No,” and, Mayor's Report ...... 18 With hearts courageous we may fairer build this last. St. Peter’s Episcopal Church, Hebron 8:00 N ew s...... 3-8-22-30 That's My MaMa ...... 0-40 don, pastor. Rev. Daniel J. Karpuey, Rev. Church of Christ, Coventry. Rev. Bruce J. O pen**M lnd...... 24 Eastwood in in the center, “Fiddler on the Roof.” Video Visionaries ...... 24 Center. Rev. William N. Parsing, rector. Insight ...... 3 7:00 George Plimpton ...... 18 Eugene Charman. Trinity Covenant Church, 302 Hackmatack Johnson, Minister. , 11:00 John Oxenham 8 a.m.. Holy Communion; 10 a.m.. Commu­ Catholic Service ...... 8 4:30 N ew s...... 3-20-22-40 Fools, Females and Fun Saturday Masses at 5 and 7:30 p.m.; Sunday St. Rev. Norman E. Swensen, Pastor. 10 a.m.. Worship Service. Nursery available. N ew s...... 3-0-18-22-30-40 nion, first, third and fifth Sundays; Morning M o v ie ...... 30 US Amateur Golf ...... 8-40 Truth or Consequences ... 8 ...... 20-22-30 Masses at 7:30, 9, 10:30 a.m., noon. 9:30 a.m., Sunday School with classes for all Our chuckle for the week has had many versions. It is adapted Communion meditation: “Healed in a Swimmin’ Teach-In ...... 18 San Francisco Beat ...... 20 Prayer, second and fourth Sundays. Church Christopher Closeup ...... 40 MOVIES THIS WEEK Dick Van Dyke ...... 18 8:30 ages three through adult, plus Infant Nursery; to modern ecumenicity by Rabbi Ely Pilchik of South Orange Hole.” Coffee Hour in vestry following worship. F ilm ...... 20 11:30 Cliurrli of the Assumption, Adams St. at school. 8:30 Zoom ...... 24 M o v ie ...... 8-40 10:50 a.m.. Worship Service with the Rev. Mr. N.J. ® ’ Sllents Please ...... 22 M o v ie ...... 3 Thompson Rd. Rev. Edward S. Pepin, pastor. Bolton Congregational Church, Bolton Spread a Little Sunshine .. 3 To Tell the Truth ...... 30 Doctor, Lawyer, Indian Swensen preaching. Nursery for pre-school “Three English clergymen — a Catholic priest, a Church of Vernon Assemblies of Cod, 51 Old Town Rd. TONIGHT Karloff, N ew s...... 8-40 Rev. Paul Trinque. Center Rd. Rev. J. Stanton Conover, Minister. Insight ...... 8 W om en’s T e n n is ...... 30 9:30 (20-22-30) “The Rockford Warren Hull, Jean 7:30 C h ie f...... 24 children. England minister, and a rabbi, en route to London after com­ 9:45 a.m., Sunday School for all ages; 11 a.m.. 6:00 (18) "The Mad Magician” Files” (1974) James Garner Rogers. Johnny Carson ___ 20-22-30 Saturday Masses at 5 and 7:30 p.m.; Sunday 10:30 a.m.. Worship Service. Mrs. Charles^ Oral Roberts...... 22 5:00 Political Talk ...... 3 9:00 pleting a good-will tour in southern England were reviewing their Morning Worship; 7 p.m.. Evening Evangelistic. Church, speaker. (1954) Vincent Price, Mary Lindsay Wagner. 11:30 (3) “The 1:00 Masses at 7:30, 9, 10:30 and 11:45 a.m. Day of D isco ve ry...... 40 Lucy Show ...... 22 SUNDAY People & Progress ...... 8 M o v ie ...... 18 (.oiiiniunity Baptist Church, An American successful venture as the train rolled along. Family Theater...... 24 Murhy 8:00 (20-22-30) “Lucas Journey” (1959) Yul Brynner, T o m o rro w ...... 20-22-30 United Congregational Church, United First Congregational Church, Hebron. Rev. 9:00 8:‘30 (8-40) “Goodbye, Colum­ C ountry C a rn iv a l...... I 8 The Killers ...... 20-22-30 St. l{urlholoiiiew's Cliurrli, E. Middle Tpke. Baptist Church, 585 E. Center St. Rev. Ondon All three had defects in their hearing that sometimes made US Amateur Golf ...... 40 Tanner” (1974) David Hart­ Deborah Kerr 11:30 (8) "War Rev. Philip Hussey, pastor. P. Stairs, Minister. conversations difficult. Now with the train barreling along the Church of Christ, Tolland. Rev. Donald G. Dr. J. Jermain Bodine, Interim Pastor. , Que Hay de Nuevo? ...... 3 man, Kathleen Quinlan. 8:30 (8- bus" (1969) Richard Benjamin, F ilm ...... 20 5:30 Hunt” (1962) Robert Redford, Saturday Mass at 5 p.m.; Sunday Masses at 9:30 a.m.. Worship Service. Communion. clatter of the wheels made it even more of a problem...Still they Miller, minister. 9:30 a.m.. Worship Service; 9:30 a.m.. Church ' Make It Real...... 8 40) “ Hitchhike” (1974) Cloris Ali MacGraw. 11:30 (3) "Hell's THURSDAY, SEPT. 5 Audubon Wildlife ...... 3 Charles Aidmen. 11:30 (30) 8:30, 10:15 and 11:30 a.m. Message: "Jesus the Carpenter.” A nursery is tried. 9:30 and 11 a.m.. Worship Service and Church School Sermon topic: “’The World in Pieces.” I Dream of Jeannie ...... 22 Leachman, Michael Brandon. Highway” (1932) Richard Dix, Jimmy Swaggart...... 18 “ Night Key” (1937) Boris provided during the service. The train stopped at one of the provincial stations and the School; 7 to 8:30 p.m.. Pilgrim Fellowship. This Is the Life ...... 40 Tom Brown. (Gospel Hull, 415 Center St. St. George’s Episcopal Church, Boston Star T re k ...... 22 minister asked, ‘I say, is this Wembly’? ’Tpke. (Rt. 44A) Bolton. 9:30 MONDAY 6:00 Hollywood Stars ...... 22 10:00 10 a.m.. Breaking bread; 11:45 a.m., Sunday Today’s Health ...... 30 N ew s...... 3-8-22-30 . North United Methodist Church, 300 Parker Replied the priest, 'No, I think it is Thursday.’ Wapping Community Church, 1790 8 a.m.. Holy Communion.; 10 a.m.. Matins and , We B e lie v e ...... 3 DAYTIME LISTINGS 11:30 (3) “Ask Any Girl” (1959) Man Builds, Man Destroys 24 Billy Graham ...... 8-40 School; 7 p.m.. Gospel meeting. 6:00 I S p y ...... 18 St. Earle R. Custer, Pastor. Whereupon the rabbi added, “So am I. Let’s all have a drink’.” Ellington Rd., South Windsor. Rev. Harold W. Holy Communion. Captain N o a h ...... 8 Shirley MacLaine, David New Treasure H unt...... 30 NFL Football...... 20-22-30 t News Retrospective ...... 3 8-00 12:30 F ilm ...... 20 United PenteroHinl Cliurrli, 187 Woodbridge 9 a.m. Worship Service. Sermon: “ Beginning Richardson, minister. Rev. R. Stanley Eaton, I Dream of Jeannie ...... 22 Niven. Dragnet ...... 40 Toma ...... 40 United Methodist Church, 1040 Boston Partridge Fam ily ...... 8 Your Future Is Now ...... 3 Search lor Tomorrow ...... 3 Sesame Street...... 24 St. Robert Baker, pastor. Again” Nursery for children five-years old and Does it sometimes seem to you that the Bible is wrong? I don’t associate minister. Insight ...... 40 Religious Program ...... 30 Farmer's Daughter...... 8 8:00 10:30 Tpke., Bolton. Rev. David M. Campbell, Pastor. Day of Discovery...... 18 Bonanza ...... 40 10 a.m., Sunday School; 7 p.m.. Evangelistic younger. mean the physical miracles like the sun stopping in the sky or the 9:30 and 11 a.m.. Worship Service and C3iurch 10:00 6:15 Celebrity Sweepstakes ...... 20-22-30 TUESDAY W a lto n s ...... 3 Journey to Japan ...... 24 Service. 10 a.m.. Worship: Nursery, Infant through Family Theater...... 24 Split Second...... 40 Red Sea parting or even Jesus walking on the water. We will con­ School. Lamp Unto My Feet...... 3 Davey and Goliath ...... 8 8:30 (40) “ Butch Cassidy and 6:30 Evel Knlevel...... 8-40 Grade 2. Sermon by Mr. J. Jeffrey Laverty. Connecticut Newsmakers . 30 1:00 11:00 sider those at another time. Kid P o w e r...... 8 6:30 the Sundance Kid.” (1974) N e w s...... 3-8-22-30 Sharing Our Faith ...... 18 I Love Lucy ...... 40 Match Game ...... 3 N ew s...... 3-8-30-40 I am thinking now of comments Jesus made from time to time Catholic Service ...... 22 Elizabeth Montgomery, Robert 7:00 Peggy Fleming ...... 20-22-30 Public AWaIrs Programs...... 3-8-30 All My Children...... 8-40 11:30 about people of his day. Here was a man who went up to the tem­ Let Us C ele b ra te ...... 30 6:30 Know Your W orld...... 20 Foxworth. 11:30 (3) “ The N ew s...... 3-20-22-40 Evening at Pops ...... 24 M o v ie ...... 3 ple to pray, a righteous man, yet he was not the one justified. L a tin o ...... 40 Dialogue ...... 8 7:00 Somerset.. Killers” (1964) Lee Marvin, Truth or Consequences ... 0 Masonic Home Ney,, Not lor Women Only 8:30 Wide World Special .... 8-40 Here is Martha stopping to prepare food and drink for Jesus yet it Home Rooms Amazing Grace ...... 18 Angie Dickinson. Dick Van Dyke ...... 18 Voter Canvass 10:15 Father Knows Best...... 8 1:30 Evel Knlevel ...... 8-40 Johnny Carson ...... 20-30 is Mary who had chosen the better part. N e w s...... 20-22-30 E ric a ...... 24 Thoughts About Christmas Bell Riggers At Bennet S h a re ...... 18s Today...... 20-22-30 As the World Turns...... 3 WEDNESDAY 9:00 NFL Football...... 22 Remember the elder brother who stayed at home, helping with Letters are being sent to 1,666 W ild W ild W e s t...... 40 7:30 Let's Make a Deal ...... 8-40 To Tell the Truth ...... 30 10:30 Jeopardy...... 8:30 (8-40) “Trapped” (1973) M o v ie ...... 3 MIDNIGHT the busuness of the farm? When the prodigal returned home after AARP Guests voters on Manchester voting New seventh grade students 7:00 New Zoo Revue...... 8 . 20-22-30 7:30 Look Up and L iv e ...... 3 2:00 James Brolin, Susan Clark. 9:00 Sts. of San Francisco .. 8-40 N ew s...... 10-22-30 wasting his substance in riotous living with harlots in the far lists not located last spring at Bennet Junior High School N e w s...... 3-22 Keeping W ell...... 3 By DAVID E. ANDEK.SON Tom McCarthy — the staff of topic for sermons and it country, who was the one who began to be merry? The Connecticut Northeast The Osmonds ...... 8 8:00 Guiding Light...... (18) “Tell it to the Judge" WFL Football ...... 18 San Francisco B eat...... 20 during a townwide door-to^oor have received their home room ABC Fall Review ...... 8 ...... 3 Let's M ake a Deal ...... 8 UPl Religion Writer Alternatives. reaches a virtual crescendo as Chapter 604, American Associa­ Norman Vincent Peale ... 18 Captain Kangaroo...... 3 Newlywed G am e...... 8-40 (1949) Rosalind Russell, Robert NFL F o o tb a ll...... 20-30 It doesn’t seem fair. Or, does it? If you disagree with Jesus, canvass. assignments by postal card, ac­ Gospel Jubilee ...... 18 Days of Our Lives...... 20-22-30 Nashville M usic ...... 18 12:30 The dog days of August are You wouldn't know it by Christmas approaches. But all tion of Retired Persons, Inc. Catholic Service ...... 30 Donna Reed...... 8 Cummings. 11:30 (3) The Killers ...... 24 could it be that you stand in the same condemnation? Those who still live in cording to Principal Alan Cone. Wild Kingdom ...... 20-30 Jack LaLanne ...... 40 2:30 F ilm ...... 20 T o m o rro w ...... 20-30 hardly the time to begin looking at them, but the Alter­ too often, in the view of the (AARP), will meet Wednesday Jewish H e rita g e ...... 40 “Something for a Lonely Man" “It is natural for a good person to go to the temple to pray, to Manchester and receive the Students who are entering the Zoom ...... 24 8:30 Edge of Night...... thinking seriously about Christ­ natives staff is part of the Alternatives staff, it is just at 1:30 p.m. at the Knights of 11:00 ...... 3 (1968) Dan Blocker, Susan serve a hungry guest, and to help around the farm, but in these in­ letters are requested to com­ eighth and ninth grades on 7:30 I Dream of Jeannie ...... 8 Girl In My L ite ...... 8-40 mas. counterculture, the creative, Columbus Home, 138 Main St. Doctors ...... 20-22-30 Clark. FRIDAY, SEPT. 6 words and even if people were cidents Jesus is revealing a deep spiritual truth about humility. plete the enclosed forms and Wednesday were informed on Camera Three ...... 3 Romper Room...... 40 . Unless, of course, you are serious side of the counter­ Entertainment will be Apple’s W ay ...... 3 3:00 convinced by the words they We should confess our need before Almighty God.” mail them to the registrar of the last day of school in June H.R. Pufnstuf...... 8-40 THURSDAY 6:00 Bob Kochtitzky, Jean Foggo, culture. They're into a lot of provided by the Masonic Bell The FBI ...... 8-40 9:00 Price Is Right...... Hollywood Squares ...... 30 10:00 would not have the practical Jesus said the one who prayed, "Lord, be merciful to me a voters’ office in the Municipal what their home rooms would Hour of Power...... 18 ...... 3 9:00 (3) “Villain'' (1971) N ew s...... 3-0-22-30 Beth Fannon, Amy Henkel or things in the area of action and Ringers from the Masonic World of Disney ... 20-22-30 New England Journal ...... 3 General Hospital...... 8-40 Nanny & Professor...... 40 CBS Reports ...... 3 resources for changing their sinner” was justified. It was Mary who left her work to sit at the Building. The deadline date for be in September. Norman Vincent Peale ... 22 Another W orld...... 20-22-30 Richard Burton, Ian MeShane P ris o n e r...... 18 education for developing styles. Home in Wallingford. Journey to Japan ...... 24 Phil Donahue...... 8 8:00 Tom a ...... 40 feet of Jesus, who acknowledged her need of him. ’The prodigal return of the forms is Sept. 27. If there are'any soudents who 11:15 Bllko...... 20 3:30 11:30 (3) “ Murder, Inc" (1960) Washington Debates ...... 20 lifestyles, institutions and The meeting will be con­ 8:00 Kitty Today...... 22 Socko Saturday ...... 3 Dawson McAllister ...... 18 came home in humility, confessing, “I have sinned before heaven ’Those seeking additional infor­ are unsure of their home room Jewish L ife ...... 30 Rpnger Station...... 3 Peter Falk, Abe Reles, May Sesame Street...... 24 methods of social change that The Alternate Christmas ducted by Helen ’Thomas, vice CBS Reports ...... 3 Bold Ones...... 30 Funshlne Saturday ...... 8-40 M asterpiece T h e a tre ...... 24 and in they sight...make me as one of the hired servants/’ mation may call the registrars assignment, they should call 11:30 Cartoon Jamboree...... 40 One Life to Live ...... 8-40 Britt. Bonanza ...... 40 free people to be themselves. Catalogue is an attem pt to president, as John Paquet, the Good N e w s...... 18 Living Word ...... 18 Sharing Our Faith ...... 18 10:30 The By contrast the elder brother who had been "doing good” at 649-2758. the school office. E veryw om an...... 3 9:30 How to Survive a Marriage change that by offering con­ new president, is a patient at Evening at Pops ...... 24 20-22-30 FRIDAY 6:30 Sanford & Son ...... 20-22-30 New Directions ...... 18 One of the things they are revealed a self-righteousness (“I never transgressed a law of Make a Wish ...... 8-40 Trackdown ...... 20 4:00 N ew s...... 3-8-22-30 Bible crete ways and means of the Augusta (Maine) General 8:30 Not (or Women O nly...... 22 11:30 (3) “The Movie Maker" Washington Review ...... 24 11:00 most seriously into is Christ­ thine,” a denunciatory attitude to his father (“You never gave C elebrity Tennis ...... 22 Beat the Clock...... 3 changing the materialist Hospital. M a n n ix ...... 3 Flinistones...... 40 (1967) Sally Kellerman, Robert 7:00 8:30 N ow s...... 8-18-22-30-40 mas and the “giving” aspects— me a kid to make merry with my friends” ) and an unforgiving Under the original selec­ Adelante ...... 30 $10,000 Pyramid...... 8-40 Speaks celebration of Christmas. feeling toward his brother ("He would not go in” ). Members who have not tive service law passed dur­ M o v ie ...... 8-40 10:00 Black Buffalos Pow-Wow ...18 Culo, Anna Lee. N ew s...... 3-20-22-40 Good T im e s ...... 3 San Francisco Beat...... 20 by the traditional emphasis on John Philip Sousa com­ NOON Somerset. 20-30 Truth or Consequences ... 8 $6 Million Man ...... 8-40 It is as varied and rich as one How terrible "to be ever with me,” as the father said, and not reported their new expiration ing the Civil War, a draRee Challenge of T r u th ...... 18 Joker’s W ild ...... 3 M ovie...... 11:30 commercial consumption. posed the “Washington Post could be released from serv­ Face the Nation ...... 3 ...22 Dick Van Dyke ...... 18 E ugene could hope, including to know that “all that I have is thine!” How terrible indeed! date to William Dobie, McMillan and Wife . 20-22-30 Dialing for Dollars...... 8 Sesame Street. ...24 NBC Sat. Revue ... 20-22-30 M o v ie ...... 3 March” in 1889 to honor the ice 1^ either furnishing a C onnecticut S c e n e ...... 8 Name That Tune...... 20-22-30 Aviation Weather...... 24 b re w e r Instead, as its name implies. bibliographies, descriptions of When they "began to be merry” it was the Prodigal and not the membership chairman, are 9:00 4:30 BARBS Wall Street Week ...... 24 Wide World Spcial...... 0-40 Mth anniversary of the Wash­ qualified substitute or paying M o v ie ...... 18 Leave It to Beaver ...... 40 To Tell the Truth ...... 30 Alternatives would like to organizations to which money Elder Brother. Does it still seem wrong? Why not read these ac­ reminded to call him at 875- Kathryn Kuhim an ...... 18 10:30 Mike Douglas...... 3 By PHIL PASTORET 9:00 Johnny Carson ___ 20-22-30 9423, or write to him at 29 ington Post newspaper. a $300 bounty. Insight ...... 20 Merv Griffin ...... 8 7:30 What is just? Wiat is fair? promote different ways of gifts can be diverted, descrip­ counts again? (Luke 18:9-14; 10:38-42; 15:11-32) Masterpiece Theatre ...... 24 Gambit Bllko...... 20 America's Cup '74 ...... 3 MIDNIGHT giving. Windemere Ave., Rockville. What About Women ...... 22 Winning Political Talk ...... 3 Billy Graham ...... 18 Who can dispense absolute tions and instructions for I like the laconic answer of the Vermonter to the efficiency 9:30 , Streak ...... 20-22-30 Lucy Show ...... 30 A coffee club is what our N ew s...... 3 ’The group’s next trip will be Roller Game ...... 40 Daniel t loone...... 40 Gllllgan's Island...... 40 New Dating Game ...... 8 justice, totally free of bias? "We feel a national move­ making gifts at home. expert who asked the owner of a small factory: "How many of 60 M inutes ...... 3 secretary uses to get the Hollywood Palladium .. ..22-30 12:30 to the Trolley Museum in 12:15 11:00 5:00 Porter Wagoner...... 18 The answer is one — nobody! ment for life-supporting your employes are heading towards retirement?” “All of them,” Oral Roberts ...... 18 weekly java money with. The Killers ...... 24 M o v ie ...... 3 Yet a world of prejudiced It describes, for example, Warehose Point Sept. 11. 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Donna Holland Vandalism represents grounds Organization will sponsor a Correspondent f , -".A ore Department Was Formed for immediate suspension 646-0.375 luncheon for all school without the usual warning. employes Tuesday at noon at 9. ' '3l. By MAL BARLOW At a meeting earlier in the Bolton Elementary School. The first police patrolman in The guidelines also state that week bus procedure for all All administrators, teacher r':-:^\ Manchester, paid but not in un­ the bus driver is in full charge f- ^ school children was thoroughly and other staff members as iform, apparently walked his of the bus and the students discussed in order to get off to a well as the PTO executive beat in 1 ^ , two years before being transported in it. good start Wednesday, said board are invited. the 1898 date most often given In the interest of the safety of Raymond Allen, Superinten­ Gretchen Wiedie and Phyllis for the founding of the ali, the driver must take dent. Daly, PTO hospitality com­ Manchester Police Depart­ The routes were reviewed responsibility for controiling ment. those students who seem unabie mittee are co-chairman of the with bus drivers and the drivers event. •• ‘.'I ■ i A study by The Herald makes were asked to be alert to any to control their own behavior. Undesirable behavior will Many parents are providing it clear there was suoh a man. I i stop which has too many food for the KiBckMo. ih He was first an unpaid con­ result in the following steps :-iiK»f, ;■’ .i 1 ' children or which appears The event is an effort by the stable, one of seven elected at i hazardous. being taken: 1. The bus driver will stop the PTO to welcome the staff to the the annual meeting each fall. On the first day of school bus new school year. bus and warn the offenders They served when called or behavior guidelines will be Physical Exams w'hen they happened to see trou­ reviewed by all teachers of assigning them seats if ble. neccessary. Physicals for Grade 9 through kindergarten through Grade 6 (Irade 12 girls planning to par­ Then in 1896 in response to 2. If such misconduct is I students. The students will also ticipate in the high school’s demands for peace and order in be given a copy of the repeated the driver will submit a detailed written report to the cross country, softball or Manchester the man also took guidelines. soccer program will be given the paid, regular hours and Allen said he hoped parents principai or assistant principal . a who will inform the parents. Tuesday beginning at 1 p.m. at regular beat job of patrolman. would also review the the office of Dr. W. Ames There still is a question of guidelines with their children. 3. Reoccurance of the mis­ conduct will cause the principal LePan, schooi physician. whether this man and a second m “We are concerned with good His office is located in Ver­ constable also paid to patrol behavior on all buses so as not or assistant principal to remove A. ' the student’s privilege of riding non. Directions foliow: Take regularly made up a depart­ 1 -#1 to be concerned with the health •■; -V.-. -T on the schooi bus for a period of Reservoir Rd. to Rt. JO; turn ment. Since it is not the job of and safety of the students,” he left onto Rt. 30; approximately The Herald to decide on this said. up to five days for each oc- curance. The student and his one mile down the road is a A.-S- question in sem antics, the The guidelines were first parents will be responsible for yellow building with his name paper merely offers its pubiished in April when it was on it. evidence. learned that Um behavior of his regular attendance at The Herald published a some students while riding the school. special section July 30 called school buses was not what 4. Continued misconduct will “The Thin Blue Line” which would be considered accep­ be referred to th« Town Invites stated in a history of the depart­ table. superintendent’s office. Cruiser Bids ment that it began June 28, The guidelines, which ail Offices Closed Bids will be opened Sept. 12 in 1898. Three policenpen of the students are expected to follow, All town offices will be closed '.'s ■ City of Hartford were sworn in are: the Municipal Building for fur­ John Johnson, Manchester’s first police patrolman, is the bake are not now known to Johnson’s family. But they do Monday in observance of Labor nishing the Manchester Police that day and began patrolling 1. Students boarding a bus are Day. Manchester’s streets. man holding the bag of clams and the bucket of liquid know it was held on his mother’s farm on land that is now to go directly to a seat and re­ Department with two new Selectmen’s Meeting Soon after delivery of “The refreshment in this 1896 photo taken during a clambake. main there until reaching their cruisers — either 1974 or 1975 Calling the Racers to Start part of the town’s Case Mountain property off Birch Mt. The Selectmen’s meeting Thin Blue Line,” Mrs. Rmmw The other men in the photo and the occasion for the clam­ destination (they are not per­ models. No trades are being Rd. (Photo courtesy of Mrs. Emma Carroll) usuaily held on the first Monday Swetzes of Waddell Heights mitted to stand or change seats offered because the two of the month wili be held Sept. 9 brought in- evidence that her unless directed by the bus cruisers will be additions to the due to the holiday. grandfather, John Johnson, ac­ town’s small industries such as ministered the oath prescribed the silk mills, was assigned to men from Hartford to form it, driver.) police fleet. the Cheney silk mills grew. Corps Competition tually began the local force two by statute for executive of­ street duty from 7 o’clock until but he did not like the work. He 2. Under no circumstances The specs call for four-door years earlier in 1896. The peace-keeping chores ficers. Charles R. Hathaway, 11 o’clock at night. preferred to hunt, to work a should any portion of a The Bolton Ancient Fife and sedans with eight-cylinder must have been largely Drum Corps (BAFDC) will Her evidence was mainly an Justice of the Peace.” “Mr. Johnson remained for garden, or run a farm.” student’s body be extended out motors, four-way flashers and Sailboat Racing article written in The Herald neglected in the 1890’s due to Johnson still led the list of two years as the night of an open window. enter its second competition mounted six-inch spotlights. the call for a Special Town Sunday at Lake Quassapaug in Dec. 17,1927 and titled “Town’s elected constables until 1901. It patrolman and also did special In His Footsteps 3. State law specifically Meeting on Jan 3,1896. Its pur­ Middlebury. Pioneer Patrolman Was Once was about this time he moved duty later or until the next step prohibits the throwing of pose was,' “To see if the town Johnson also told his tales of Earlier this month at the LET US PRICE The Whole Force.” It covered to a farm on which today stands was taken by having three men anything out of a window. will authorize its selectmen to police work to his family. Some group’s first competition it took YOUR NEXT half the page and told of John the Bolton High School. from the waiting list of the of them may have been inspired 4. Pushing,tripping, hitting or on Coventry Lake appoint not exceeding two second place in its division. PRESCRIPTION! Johnson’s patrol work here. It More Proof Hartford department come to by those tales, and repeated annoying another passenger on patrolmen.” To Host Staff was fuzzy about dates but The Herald itself appears to Manchester and form the first telling through several the bus will not be tolerated. It was first voted, ‘"That the ‘The Bolton Parent Teacher ARTHUR DRUG positive of Johnson’s status. uphold Johnson’s status as the uniformed police department.” generations, to become 5. There will be no eating, constables of this town be, and It read; town’s first cop several times policemen themselves. smoking, throwing of objects or “Manchester’s first cop is they are hereby, instructed and again after the 1927 article. An Johnson's Obituary playing with matches. expected to use their authority A great-grandson, Brian still living. item in the Oct. 1, 1936 issue Johnson must have been well Smith, is now an officer on the 6. The emergency exit is for Photo Feature as officers in the arrest of all “He is John Johnson of 15 reads: thought of, at least by the editor East Windsor Police Depart­ drills and emergency use only. SMART BUYERS KNOW drunken or disorderly persons Stock, place bettem known di “The town meeting of 1896, of The Herald. His obituary ment which formed May 7,1973. 7. Students are not to distract who may be found creating a forty years ago, took the first notice after his death in Stockhouse Road, and he is not He was one of the first five of­ the driver while the bus is in disturbance on or about the September, 1939 was long and by Stephen Dunn Battle at Buoy No. 1 yet what one would call an old action towards regular police ficers there. motion. public thoroughfares of the detailed even for those days. man. Less than 65 years of age, patrol in Manchester when the A grand-nephew, Robert Neil, 8. Students are to refrain town.” meeting voted to instruct the The head was “First Policeman from shouting, making disrupt­ NOW he was the first policeman is on the Vernon Police Depart­ Manchester ever had on regular The meeting also voted to go ‘constables to do their duty.’ of Town Passes” and it read in ful noises or using profanity. ahead with the two paid part; ment. Other progeny have IS THE BEST TIME TO BUY duty, and from the way his “Up to that time, Manchester hopes of being appointed to 10. Students must be present patrolmen. “Born in Sweden 70 years physique has weathered that 60 had elected constables who area departments, according to passes signed by the principal There are no records at the ago, Mr. Johnson came to this or more years, it might be said served as criminal officers Mrs. Emma Carroll of 123 or assistant principal to the bus A SABRINA POOL town hall that show John John­ country at the age of 12 and that he must have been a rather when called upon only and in Hilliard St., Johnson’s driver in order to (a) get off a H«r« art It big raasaas why! son or anyone else was ap­ made his home for a short time close approach to the ideal .many cases when a constable daughter. bus other than the assigned stop Uwfttf Prk*« ~ ke m pMiilhli pointed a patrolman. It may be with Pehr Jacobson in the 1. •Ml” MW Ml any SabrkM Pm I. policeman.” was called to make an arrest, The latest to join “the thin or (b) ride a bus other than the that since he was the lead con­ Hillstown section. Farm work tte ■rahlimt «f ■rawnd w«Im cmiAHmw by Johnson told the writer of he would prove to be a biue iine” is Johnson’s great- one assigned in emergencies 2. Sfring tho w • oni thawM*. stable, no one thought he peacemaker instead of an did not appeal to him and after only. U m (hanc* af rabi, and maM dvrWia intlala* that 1927 article how he got his grandson, Michael S. Swetzes, 3. Han. needed to be sworn in formally arresting officer. one year, he secured employ­ job. 23, of Manchester, son of Mrs. 11. Damage done to any por­ Fall U bail tima ta landicapa araund paal ... ba and have it go in the written ment with Cheney Brothers. 4. raady Fm m k B SwmmM. “ ‘This time I talk about was “Complaints had been made Emma Swetzes. His appoint­ tion of the school bus by a par­ record. from time to time about crowds “He was big for his age and la lat la an|ay iwimmlng tha fWM warm dayt al Governor’s Day and the chief ment to the local department is ticular student is to be paid for 5. Spring. Today’s police chief, James was soon given a nickname by . executive of the state was there that gathered in different parts to take effect Nov. 3. by the student or the parent. Gravnd and bacbfiR arawnd paal hat chanta la tat* 6. tia fbinly daring Winlar manftw. with his staff,’ he tells us. Reardon, recalls seeing a of the town and caused trouble the otjier boys employed in the report by town officials of the department. They called him Na problawi af fhtbig yaw |ab inia light inttalUHan ‘There were generals, colonels, and it had reached such a state 7. •chadUat dwing SamritM haying ratn. 1920's with a photo of John and all the rest of the visiting that some of the voters were of ‘Jumbo’ because of his large Na matt m Ha ap al yard and patk during SammM Johnson and a note to the effect 8 aaf daw living taaaan. officers who had come to see the opinion that the constables frame and his ability in feats of . he was the first cop here. But Housewife Shift” Odldran ara In tdiaal and aat af way daring Inttal* the Connecticut boys parade. and the deputy sheriff were not strength.” 9. lalian. The Herald could not find it. “ ‘We were all dressed up on doing what they should to keep It repeated the story of his Nay aavipmant and patla famifvra tafaly ftarad The town records record fair­ 10. away during intfalaHan, parade that day, with white the peace. hiring but the dates were more 8;00 A.M . — 2:45 P.M . ly routinely that at the Town helmets and white pants, which “It was the subject of much fuzzy than in any previous arti­ Meeting of Oct. 3, 1896, the ------we had to buy ourselves. debate at the annual town cle. It appear^ to draw on “High School Shift” selectmen were again given the Y*vr SibriRi PnI till ki ctnRltltly Wii- Somebody noticed a soldier, a meeting in October, 1895, and “chats” with Johnson through power to appoint two paid big husky boy, break out of the after there had been much time the years. Towards the end it 3:00 P.M. — 6;30 P.M. patrolmen. Johnson again reads: ranks of one of the companies. given to a free expression of ^■**<*.t ;r ii : 4 headed the list of constables as (Must be 17 Years Old) He had been drinking a little too feeling, it was decided that the “Mr. Johnson never wore a he did in 1897. much, I guess, and he was constables were rather a law uniform. He just sauntered Women to do Light Assembly of Toys. At a Town Meeting June 16, •< r : .'. ^ It-'' . <^j-.*j '55 feeling in that friendly mood. unto themselves and the along the streets, his long arms Must be fast with hands. ,Sal)rina jpooL 1898, “...it was further voted to • .'J. “ ‘Up to the reviewing stand selectmen could not bring them hpging by his sides and with a authorize the selectmen of the Tha iMst ravohitkMary CMcapt in he came. People wondered to do more work than they pipe in his mouth which he Men to operate ovens. town to appoint three pool dosiga sinrt tha Rofflan both '' *■ V what he was going to do. He wanted to do.” always smoked upside down, patrolmen, one for duty at the showed them in a minute. He neither looking for trouble nor north end of the town, and two KAGE COMPANY was going to shake hands with The article notes the vote to running away from it. for the south end.” 91 Elm S t (Chansy Mills srss) the governor and the rest of the empower the selectmen to hire “The first two or three weeks A note in the town records on 3rd. Floorloor |(Eliv«—MTOR) people in the reviewing stand. two patrolmen. Then it reads: he was on duty, he was taunted June 28,1898 reads, “Personal­ “ ‘A lieutenant spoke up in a “ Selectman C.G. Watkins by some of the young men, but ly appeared before me this day, minute or so, and I went for the named John Johnson as one of ‘Jumbo’ was able to handle all drunk.’ Albert L. Thomas, Edward F. the men. He went on duty at 7 matters. Babcock, and John H. Watson, “Johnson picked up the six- o’clock and remained until 1 “Mr. Johnson may have gone who have been duly appointed footer, threw him over his o’clock in the morning. along and become the head of Patrolmen of the Town of shoulder like a big sack of Ephraim Symington, another the police department instead •» Manchester to whom I then ad­ constable, who was employed in of having it necessary to bring meal, and carried him to the Tha ravoluHanary naw Sabrino Slaat Wall Pool h juM whot guardhouse. you'va boon looking fori A (tool pool that hoi to mony “ ‘I was the constable then, PLUS footuroi. Tho tebritHi h o itool pool ihol ii uiporUr in but when I got home the first doiign ond motorlob ... in gaolity ... in oom of conitructlon ;!Ve Save You Money!'The Parkade ... ond yol it oxiromoly LOW IN COST. Tho Sobrino ii Iho selectman (Clarence G. only pool on tho morkol with omoiing now UNUIOK Watkins) made me a cop and I nioJulor ponoh, o fontoitk brookihroagh in itool pool do* ■t V was a cop for two years,’ he •ign ond comtructioh. Additlonol dotoih on rogaoit. explains.” /' / . U Town Records IXCIUSIVINIW .j,VL .. ■t^."‘ Today’s Town Clerk Edward N In L O K CONSTRUCTION FaL MmO'NG ' K' ' .>. Tomkiel helped us clarify the Please Drive fuzzy dates. COMPARE THESE FEATURES... YOU'LL The handwritten records of AGREE THE SAIRINA IS TOPSI Carefully — FOR O i m S K I S the time note that John Johnson , Haavlar Qa«fa tiaal headed a list of seven con­ a ANMatuUriactiMii stables elected at the Annual We DonH Want THINK a Hifh Rato Jat tlraaai rWrallM Town Meeting of Oct. 1, 1894. a A ttto tolaaa LaW ar ant Paali Iqulpwairt He was again at the head of Anything To Happen OF USi Caaittato Chamleali ant Accattortoa the list of constables in 1895. Ovartlia Automatic thlmmar Constables were not paid and To Any of Our Kxlmdat Atomtoum Cattog were charged with keeping the W « obc offer a complolo liiw of Younger Customers,,, obovo-grouiMl A >n.ftound pooh. peace. When this farm town BANK FINANCING ARRANGED began in 1823, the constables vV. OPEN on FOR FULL INFORMATION MAIL could keep peace. But the COUPON BELOW OR CALL COLLECT —. . "tf. - ■■ ■*w SUNDAY S ABOUT ^taxlyQ£en ^ : - ■-„ -.; ./ .■ ''ttl 8 A.M. to 9 P.M. 1.742-7308 . S4949B83 ^ • - ■-#<•41 SiA single season strikeout record for the California Angels. Mike Cuellar tossed a seven-hitter for his 16th win and "The club is going to have to make a lot of changes to enabled him to reach the 300 plateau for the third straight tuned their methodical attack, O.J Simpson is cracking the Mike Donohue for the Packers’ TD and Chester Marcol Baltimore 65 65 .500 7 The 27-year-old right-hander, who Friday night became Enos Cabell and Brooks Robinson drove in two runs apiece help themselves and of course they’ll need to give up year. The record was shared by Rube Waddell, 1903-04, and lOOyard barrier again and the Pittsburgh Steelers don’t had a 30-yard field goal. Milwaukee 62 70 .470 11 the first pitcher in modern history to strike out 300 or more to spark the Orioles over the Royals. Tommy Davis Detroit 61 70 someone. I think it will be me if the right deal can be Sandy Koufax, 1965-66. Before the turn of the century know who’ll play quarterback. The victory may have been costly for Miami as running .466 batters in three successive seasons, admitted he expects to collected five hits for Baltimore while John Mayberry WE.ST made,” Ryan said after pitching the Angels to a 9-2 victory Amos Rusie of the New York Giants had three consecutive Miami Ctoach Don Shula, who last week saw his club ab­ back Mercury Morris sustained a knee injury and may be slugged his 21st homer for Kansas City. W L Pet GB over the Milwaukee Brewers. 300-strikeout seasons from 1890-92. sorb one of its worst defeats since he became coach when out of action for the season opener Sept. 15. Indians 7, Rangers 3 Oakland 76 56 .576 "I would prefer to go to Dallas, Houston or the Dodgers the Dolphins were bombed by Los Angeles 31-13, played his Bills 28, Lions 7 “It’s nice to have the record but I didn’t set out this Rico Carty greeted his former teammates with three Kansas City 69 62 .527 6tA because I’m from Texas and I’m building in Alvin (Texas) regulars most of the way Friday night and they responded Simpson scored on runs of two and three yards and set up Texas 68 65 .511 season to do it,” said Ryan. “It shows, if nothing else, that hits, including a three-run double, to lead the Indians over with a 21-10 victory over the Green Bay Packers. and I’ve always liked L.A,” Ryan added. “I’m not asking I’ve thrown consistently for three years. I’m not really one of two Joe Ferguson-to-Amad Rashad passes with a 35- Chicago 65 67 .492 11 the Rangers. Carty, who has hit .444 in 14 games with 10 Simpson, who set a rushing record with 2,003 yards last to be traded but if that’s what they want to do, that’s where elated. Winning 20 games would mean more to me if I had yard run as the Bills ripped sluggish Detroit. The Lions Minnesota 64 68 .485 12 RBIs since being purchased from the Mexican League two season and tied another with seven straight 100-yard California 52 THE HERALD I want to go.” to choose between them, but I’m glad to have it.” who also played Monday night, got their only score on a 80 .394 24 weeks ago, delivered his bases-clearing double in the games, had 100 yards in the first half alone and finished oneyard plunge by Leon Oosswhite. Friday’s Games Ryan, who was traded to the Angels by the New York fourth to put Cleveland ahead 6-1. ANGLE Ryan got plenty of offensive help, especially from Frank withll6 as the Buffalo Bills crushed the Detroit Lions 28-7 Steelers 21, Redskins 19 Cleveland 7, Texas 3 Mets after the 1971 season, has been the most feared A’s 10, Tigers 5 pitcher in the American League since coming to California Robinson, who collected two homers and a triple. Robin­ And Pittsburgh Coach Chuck Noll, who had problems Gilliam, who suffered through a cold streak as Baltimore 9, Kansas City 2 Claudell Washington, celebrating his last day as a Minnesota 3, Boston 2 and has broken virtually every strikeout record. son, who now has 19 homers and 571 for his career, drove in deciding between Terry Bradshaw and Terry Hanratty last Washington built a 13-0 lead, finally began to find the By Earl Yost Sports Editor teenager, collected five hits and drove in three runs to help New York 8, Chicago 5 In his first year with California, he won 19 games and four runs and scored three. Dave Chalk also homered for season, now has to contend with Joe Gilliam. Gilliam target and threw a 29-yard TD pass to Frank Lewis and a the A’s rout the Tigers. Reggie Jackson chipped in with a California 9, Milwaukee 2 struck out 329 batters, last year he won 21 and fanned a California while Don Money connected for Milwaukee. started and was extremely effective as the Steelers beat 14-yarder to rookie John Stallworth for a 14-13 halftime two-run homer for Oakland as Ken Holtzman went 5 2-3 in­ Oakland 10, Detroit 5 In other AL games, Baltimore topped Kansas City 9-2, the Washington Redskins 21-19. lead. Bradshaw took over in the second half and hit Road Race Decision Lauded record 383 and so far this year he has won 17 games with nings to gain his 16th win in 29 decisions. Saturday's Games 304 strikeouts. Earlier this season he also equaled the Cleveland beat Texas 7-3, New York downed Chicago 8-5, Philadelphia plays the New York Giants at Princeton, Stallworth with a 21-yard scoring pass in the final period as California (Hassler 3-9) at As expected, the first to laud the Nutmeg Forest, Tall record for most strikeouts in a game when he fanned 19 Minnesota edged Boston 3-2 and Oakland whipped Detroit N. J., in pre-season action today while tonight, Nw England the Steelers lifted their exhibition record to 5-0. Milwaukee (Champion 9-3) Cedar Five Mile Road Race Committee’s decision to open against Boston. 10-5. meets Denver at Spokane, Wash., Baltimore is at Atlanta, Mike Mosley missed a pair of Redskin conversions under Boston (Cleveland 9-12) at the 1974 presentation to both sexes was Harold Veal, father ■ j .'’■s.r**—; Minnesota at St. Louis, Los Angeles at San Diego, the New the new 20-yard rule to make the difference as Bill Kilmer Minnesota (Butler 4-6) of two girls who have been prominent in foot racing for yr York Jets at New Orleans, Kansas City at Dallas and hit Frank Grant with a 68-yard TD pass on the first play of Cleveland (J. Perry 14-9) at Texas (Jenkins 19-11) several years. YanksMove Chicago at Houston. Cleveland and Cincinnati play Sunday the game and later threw 41 yards to Charley Taylor for Ruth Veal, a pretty junior at Trinity College in Hartford, Red Sox Protest in Columbus, Ohio and Oakland is at San Francisco Mon­ Baltimore (Palmer 4-10) at another. Sonny Jurgensen, battling for a spot on the roster, Kansas City (Splittorff 13-13) has taken part unofficially in the last five Turkey Day day night. had a 27-yard TD pass to Herb Mul-Key in the last period. trots. An honor student, during the summer months she New York (Medich 15-12) at Step Closer Chicago (Kaat 14-12) has competed in 10 races in Manchester, Middletown and Defeat to Twins (UPI photo) Oakland (Blue 14-12) at Rockville and triumphed in nine and placed second in the CHICAGO (U P I)-" T h e y Detroit (Coleman 10-12) other. BLOOMINGTON, Minn. (UPI) — When Rod Carew Stan Smith Forced to Go All Out didn’t win it,” Chicago Warming Up for Golf Open Sunday’s Games Fourteen-year-old Lori Veal, a student at Bennet Junior drove in the winning run with a sacrifice fly Friday night, Cleveland at Texas, N White Sox Manager Chuck Graham High, entered a dozen races during the vacation period and he redeemed himself to Minnesota ace right-hander & rt U.S. Ace Downed Chile’s Jaimo Filial at Forest Hills Baltimore at Kansas City copped three, with seconds and four third placements. Tanner said. “We gave it to Blyleven. Boston at Minnesota them .” Leading Harold Veal has campaigned vigorously for several Had it not been for Carew’s bases-loaded error in the DeNicolo Fires 65 New York at Chicago Tanner could argue a good years to have the race sponsors’ lift the ban on not fourth inning which allowed both Boston runs to score, California at Milwaukee case for his opinion of the Oakland at Detroit allowing females to compete. Blyleven would have recorded a shutout over the Red Sox. By Shot Sox’ 8-5 defeat by the New The Veal sisters won’t be on the prize list - only the first As it was, the Twins won 3-2 after Blyleven gave one of To Tie Own Record York Yankees Friday night. 25 finishers qualify for the merchandise awards - but it will his finest performances of the season. He allowed four hits The Sox made four errors ATLANTA (UPI) - Lou National League be nice to have them in the race officially as well as all and fanned 14. Connors, Smith By Earl Yost and three of them came in Graham’s reputation on the EAST other registered runners. All the Twins’ runs came on sacrifice flies, two by Har­ Warming up for the Manchester Open next month, Ralph one inning, the seventh, to PGA tour is as a consistent but Pet mon Killebrew tying a club record and Carew’s ninth in­ GB help New York to four un­ DeNicolo, assistant golf professional at the Manchester seldom flashy shotmaker who is Pittsburgh 527 ning game breaker. The game was played under protest by Coffin Corner Kicker Deluxe earned runs and enable Country Qub, ^hatched the course record he set three always near the top but not a St. Louis .515 1 both managers. years ago with a blistering seven under par 33-32-65. Par is strong threat to win. Coffin corner kicks, which will be plentiful this season in them to wipe out a 5-3 Struggle to Win oc oc nn Philadelphia .489 5 Protests by Boston’s Darrell Johnson and the Twins’ 36-36-72 Montreal the NFL, appear to be Tom Blanchard’s cup of tea. The Chicago lead. r This year he’s not living up to .465 8 Frank Quilici came in the fourth after Eric Soderholm, DeNicolo, who is serving as New York .450 10 New York Giant specialist lofted three out-of-bounds First pitcher Skip Pitlock his reputation. First, he had a general chairman of the Chicago against Pittsburgh last week, the ball being put in play at leading off, drilled a long drive to left center. Bemie Carbo FOREST HILLS, N.Y. (UPI) - horrendous start—missing the .419 14 threw the ball wild to first inactivity, brought about because of a WEST leaped against the fence and got the ball in his glove but it Jimmy Connors and Stan Smith, two Open this year, picked up Thomas Apologizes cut five tournaments in a row the one, two and five-yard lines...The New England base for an error to give the stomach ailment and the rain, left his W L Pet fell out as he crashed to the ground. ’Third base umpire Bill men who’ll give up their bachelorhood seven birds and parred all early in the year. GB Whalers have signed their 28-man squad for the 1974-75 Yankees two runners shot-making rusty. He made too many WASHINGTON (UPI) - Los Angeles 83 48 .634 Neudecker, who followed the play into the outfield, flashed other 11 holes. He fashioned Coach George Allen said season...Three former local athletes who look in great without an out. Then pitcher in November, will hope for better unforced errors but showed his “I didn’t know if I ever would Cincinnati 80 52 .606 3^ the out sign and Quilici charged out of the dugout toward birds on the third, fourth and “never” when he was asked if shape today are Bruno Bycholski, John Greene and Bill Rich Gossage threw wild to weather and better form today at the pedigree by winning the big points in play decently again,” he Atlanta 73 59 .553 lOV^ Neudecker. sixth holes on the front nine the Washington Redskins would Murray. All three look like they could step up to the plate first base for an error to U.S. Open tennis champjonships. the clutch. recalled. Houston 68 63 .519 15 Carbo, not seeing the out sign picked up the ball and and continued his blistering take Duane Thomas back on the and hit a baseball with the same uniforms they wore 30 give New York a run and Connors and Smith, ranked jointly “I felt confident all the way,” said Now he’s playing very San Francisco 59 73 .447 24Vi threw it wildly past third in an effort to get Soderholm, pace with one under par team after a loud argument in years ago...Speaking of baseball, 25 years ago the British- leave runners on first and No. 1 in the U.S. rankings, both Connors after the match. “I took it decently, making more birdies San Diego 50 83 .376 34 who had not stopped running. Catcher T4m Blackwell totals on the 12th, 13th, 15th which Thomas shoved backfield American Club’s baseball team represented Connecticut in third. Gossage faced only struggled through first round matches easy and did not overextend myself.” than anyone else on the Atlanta Friday’s Games and 16th holes. The popular coach Charlie Waller and called Montreal 11, Cincinnati 3 the National Baseball Congress Semi-Pro Tournament in one batter, Thurman Mun­ retrieved Carbo’s throw and threw the ball into right field Friday when the weather hit the $271,- him a racist. Country Club course and Connors meets Sweden’s big serving holding a one-stroke lead after New York 4, Atlanta 2 Wichita, Kan. How the time flies...After Sunday’s game, trying to get Soderholm at the plate. After a 17-minute dis­ 760 championship for the third assistant pro was playing in But an apology by Thomas ap­ son, making his error on the Ove Bengtsson in the second round two rounds with a pair of Houston 3, Philadelphia 2 cussion the umpires ruled that Soderholm had to return to straight day. a foursome with Fran parently has changed Allen’s the Red Sox will have only 30 games left to play...George play, and Munson scored the and should experience no problems fiveunder-par 67s in the Tourna­ Chicago 5-4, San Diego 1-3 third because Quilici was on the field when the run scored. Mahoney, a PGA sa le s mind. At least the coach admits "Red” McCaughey, long-time volunteer helper in the con­ winning run to saddle The courts were so slippery that now that he has his opening match out ment Players Championship. Pittsburgh 4, Los Angeles 3 Johnson protested the game on grounds that Soderholm representative, Lee Bishop, he is reconsidering whether he cession stand at Memorial Field, reports that each year Gossage with his fifth loss play was called as soon as Connors, of the way. Graham has won only two San Francisco 8, St. Louis 3 should have been out because Quilici was on the field. a pro, and Rich Lovett. should give Thomas another vandalism of one form or another amounts to at least $500. against three wins. the top seed, completed a 6-3,6-4, 3-6, Smith, 27, champion here in ‘71, was tournaments in 10 years on the Saturday’s Games (UPI photo) Quilici maintained that the run should have scored in When DeNicolo first es­ chance at the backfield starting Proceeds from the stand help support Police & Fire en­ Terry Forster relieved 7-5 victory on center court over Jeff taken to a fifth set tiebreak by Chile’s % O' pro tour. He is not one of the Atlanta (R e^ 8-8) at New entering his protest, which he withdrew when the Twins tablished the present course O job he was a cinch for before tries in the youth baseball and football programs in Gossage and got Bill Sudakis Indian Catcher Dave Duncan Disagrees Borowiak, his onetime doubles Jaime Fillol before he won 3-6, 6-3, 5- very wealthy pros but it York (Koosman 13-8) won. Soderholm was stranded on third. record on July 3, 1971, he the Waller incident. town...Just Wondering: When the town will take a good to hit a grounder but Bill partner at UCLA. 7, 7-5, 7-6 to set up a second round provides him with a comfor­ St. Louis (Forsch 3-3) at San Ump Larry ISnpp Had Just Called Rangers' ISclson Safe at Home was out in 30 and came back Francisco (D’Acquisto 9-12) hard look at building much needed additional tennis Melton, threw wild to first - Referee Mike Blanchard had no match with South African doubles RALPH DeNICOLO table living. He won more than in 35 for a 65. He was six un­ $90,000 in each of the past two Montreal (Renko 8-12) at Cin­ courts...Bob Kiernan, a fine volleyball spiker a decade base for an error to allow other choice after Dick Savitt broke expert Frew McMillan. der after the first nine, in­ DeNicolo’s card: years and came to Atlanta with cinnati (Billingham 16-8) ago, plans to come out of retirement this winter and rejoin two runs to score and put the his right elbow in a veterans’ match “Yes, it was clqse,” said Smith. ”I cluding five birdies in P ar 435 634 434 winnings of $56,548. Pittsburgh (Demery 5-4) at Watkins...This year’s receipts from the softball benefit Yankees in front. against Vic Seixas, the 1954 champion. guess I’ve played too much ths year succession, he fourth P ar 434 533 434 In Atlanta, everything has Los Angeles (Downing 4-6 or doubleheader at Fitzgerald Field involving Groman’s were Sudakis later scored on a MAJOR Earlier Sandy Mayer of Wayne, and have lost my edge.” Hagler Wins Zahn 2-3) Rooker Sees Pirates through the eighth, and gone his way—except for the $500 under a year ago when $2,000 was realized to send the sacrifice fly by Roy White. N.J., last year’s NCAA champion, Smith was a break ahead in the BOSTON (UPI) — Marvin par-four ninth hole. He bogeyed Houston (Richard 1-0) at LEAGUE recorded a pair of birds on 443 455 443 Groman girls to the National ASA Tournament...Girls 14 Munson also had two was forced to withdraw when he fell deciding set but became upset by the Hagler and Sugar Ray Seales that hole each of the first two Philadelphia (Lonborg 14-11) AND the second nine. 442 354 343 and over may now serve as golf caddies in Wisconsin after sacrifice flies to give the LEADERS 'heavily in his match with Ray Reid of swirling wind and darkness and lost agreed both were boxers on rounds, his only bogeys of the (Only Games Scheuled) In October Picture their way up. But Hagler has protests to the labor office in that city. Greenville, S.C. and injured his right his advantage. But in the tie-break, championship. Sunday’s Games Yankees a team record 57 gained a step on Seales. for the season. RADK shoulder. which is Smith’s forte, he stood “I'm playing well. I drove the Montreal at Cincinnati NEW YORK (UPI) — Pittsburgh one out later, Jim Wynn walked. Steve Fighting his first major oppo­ bail pretty good. I hit the irons Atlanta at New York “Those errors happen to Leading Batters The crowd of 12,054, which brought supreme and took it 5-2. End of the Line Pirates’ pitcher Jim Rooker is the Garvey singled for one run and Joe Double Barrelled Show nent in the pro ranks, Hagler, pretty good and I putted well,” Pittsburgh at Los Angeles every team,” Tanner said. the three-day total to 36,337 for this While Connors and Smith fussed and Long-time ranking local tennis player, Martin Duke has kind of guy who can’t resist blabbing Ferguson’s sacrifice fly accounted for IM, scored a unanimous deci­ Graham said, sizing up his Chicago at San Diego “Except we never seem to NATIONAL LEAGUE richest of all championships, at first fumbled, defending champion John sion over former Olympic been slowed down by nagging ailments this season. One of SATURDAY how a movie ends in the middle of the another. Ron Cey then doubled home round. Houston at Philadelphia get the benefit of them. You booed the announcement to suspend Newcombe of Australia powered his champ Seales, 157, of Tacoma, St. Louis at San Francisco the brightest young female tennis players in town is picture. the third run. Garr, All Slated at Stafford Track He also has had some breaks. can’t get on a player for 559 199 .356 the program, but on hearing of the in­ way into the third round with a 7-6, 6- Wash., Friday night. He sank a 30-foot putt for a bir­ Duke s daughter, Annette, who got considerable tourney 2:00 (8) Pro Tennis Earlier this season, when the Zisk, Pitt Some of the biggest names in stock car racing will be on hand making an error. “ I seem to have trouble in the first 439 145 .330 juries to Savitt and Mayer, they left 2, 6-2 win over Russia’s Teimuraz “He told me I was going to be die on the first hole Friday and 2:15 (22,30) Red Sox vs. P irates’ were mired in last place in Garvey, LA at Stafford Speedway over the weekend to view tonight’s regular experience thjs summer...Next major golfing event at the inning and shut out the other team the 524 171 .326 the West Side Club quietly. a great champion,” Hagler on the 18th his approach shot to Twins, WTIC Kakulia, showing no ill effects from show and Monday night’s special Stafford 200 Monday night. GREniNG CARDS Manchester Country Club...... will be Open, Sept. 7- the National League East, Rooker rest of the way,” Rooker said. “It’s a Oliver, Pitt 486 155 .319 Connors was a shadow of the man said. “And I told him he was the green struck water at the For All Occasions 3;.‘iO (3) U.S.Tennis Open Brock, St.L the back injury which handicaped him Bugs Stevens, the top performer to date at Jack Arute’s 9...Have a nice holiday weekend. took several of his teammates to task mystery to me.” 512 161 .314 going to be a great champion edge of a pond but then skipped Saa Our Larga Dtoplai 3:30 (8) Tournument Golf who played through the rain in July to in the opening round. modified racing plant, will have to be at his best to turn back the Ted Martinez for not trying and said the club It was remarkable admission from Smith, St.L 405 127 .314 too.” up on the bank. He needd only 5:00 (8) Evel Knievel, win the Wimbledon title. Six days of belonged in first-place, not last. Gross, Hou 470 147 .313 two more shots to get down and poeket billiards the mighty mystic. ARTHUR DRUG Hero for Mets That prophesy fulfilled, the Pirates’ Buckner, LA 454 142 .313 birdied the hole. 9:00 (18) Yanks vs. While Geronimo, Cin NEW YORK (UPI) - Teddy outspoken right-hander Friday ruined 367 114 .311 NEW LONDON-WATERFORD Sox, WINF (Hants 8, Cardinals 2 Cardenal, Chi 432 133 .308 Martinez has knocked in 34 runs 10 (8) CoJIege Football: the suspense of both National League Defeated Track Memo riesRevived so far this season and if that Dave Kingman highlighted a five-, AMERICAN LEAGUE Yank Owner Fined SPEED SOWL Seouting Reports pennant races for those who like to Losers in its first start in doesn’t look like such a large wait and see if the butler did it. run, first-inning assault with his 15th CLEVELAND (UPI) - From Rte. 85 — Waterford — Exit 77 Conn. Tpke. total, look again. home run with two mates on. Mike Carew, Minn 494 180 .364 th e W om en’s National At Hall of Fame Meeting After pitching the Pirates to a 4-3 Hargrove, Tex now on, George M. Stein- He knocked in two bigs ones 335 115 .343 ASA Softball T ournam ent victory over the NL West leading Los Caldwell coasted from there to his McRae, KC brenner III says “ my con­ Friday night, giving New York 431 137 .318 in California Thursday 13th victory in 16 decisions. Orta, Chi CHARLESTON, W. Va. now but is to move to a new $1.5 tributions from this point on a 4-2 victory over the Atlanta SUNDAY Angeles Dodgers, Rooker quietly 417 132 .317 night was Groman’s Girls’ Astros 3, Phillies 2 Yaz, Bos (UPI) — Jesse Owens, million facility by the spring of will be to United Appeal.” Braves. The RBIs came with predicted, “This series is an example 429 134 .312 team of Manchester. STEVENS FLEMKE BERGIN Steinbrenner, board chair­ TONIGHT 2:00 (22) Red Sox vs. Don Wilson, with clutch relief help Randle, Tex clutching four gold itiedals in 1976. two out, the bases-loaded and of what’s to come in October.” 427 131 .307 challenge of drivers like Ron Bouchard, Ed Flemke, Jerry Cook, Twins, WTIC from Ken Forsch, carried Houston Jackson, Oak The locals dropped a 9- Berlin. Cornelius “Dutch” Warmer- man of American Shipbuilding Atlanta winning 2-1. He has Well, so much for a suspenseful 419 128 .305 Richie Evans, Geoff Bodine, Charlie Jarzombek, Gene Bergin, Co., and part owner of the New 2:18 (18) Yanks vs. White. Piniella, NY 1 decision to defending Gienn Cunningham, strutting dam, the first man to pole vault batted only 231 times this September, as the apparently clair­ past Philadelphia. Forsch replaced 415 126 .304 Sox, WINF Maddox, NY champion Cincinnati. The to another victory in the mile. 15 feet, presented the hall with Hop Harrington, Leo Cleary and Maynard Troyer. All are slated York Yankees, was fined $15,- season with 51 hits for a .221 relieved Wilson with none out in the 345 105 .304 to be in Monday’s field which is expected to attract at least 10,000 000 Friday in connection with il­ Why a ^ 2:30 (.3) U.S. Tennis Open voyant Rooker foresees a Pirates- Allen, C!hi only Groman run was a Wilma Rudolph streaking to the taped-up, battered pole he average. Those numbers don't ninth and runners on first and third. 442 134 .303 spectators. legal campaign contributions. 3:00 (8) Tournament Golf Dodgers matchup in the NL playoff. hom e run by Betsy the tape in Rome—the fastest used to reach that height 43 Buster Crabbe Pool $ rate Hall of Fame considera­ He got Dave Cash to hit into a double HOME RUNS Monday’s winner will receive $2,000 with the total purse $17,000 4:30 (8) U.S. Amateur Despite Rooker’s fearless forecast, woman in the world. times before anyone else could U.S. District Judge Leroy Con- tion but they do point out one play while Tommy Hutton remained NATIONAL LEAGUE: G ilm artin. being offered. Golf Friday’s victory gaye the Pirates only The memories came back match him. tie could have tacked on a six- important fact. When Martinez at third, and got Larry Bowa to Schmidt, Phil 32; Wynn, LA 29; Last night the locals Two , 100 -lap races will be offered. year prison term but spared the 4 :3 0 (30: Women’s a IV2 game lead over St. Louis in the Friday at the Charleston Civic Other athletes inducted hits, it usually counts. -* Bench, Cin 26; Perez, Cin and were bracketed against Tonight’s regular show starts at 8 with Sunday’s first heat at 2 44-year-old executive. Tennis-Doubles East, not quite insurmountable. ground out and end the game. Cedeno, Hou 22. Center where 26 Americans Friday were: COSTS LESS NOW! Chattanooga, a club that o’clock. And Los Angeles Manager Walt Expos II, Reds 3 AMERICAN LEAGUE: were inducted into the new Long-jumper Ralph Boston, hung a loss on the Silk shotputter Parry O’Brien, dis­ ■>a m m m At the close of the season, the Alston is not so assured of eventual Bob Bailey hit a pair of homers and Allen, Chi 32; Jackson, Oak 27; National Track and Field Hall CAN YOU AFFORD Towners last year in Chat- of Fame. cus star A1 Oerter, decatholon manufacturer of Buster Crabbe Pools, victory over Cincinnati that he did not drove in five runs in leading the Burroughs, Tex 25; Melton, Chi, offers worthwhile incentives to TO WAIT? Expos’ romp over Cincinnati. Mon­ Mayberry, KC and Tenace, Oak tanooga.The tourney is Each year, more track stars champs Rafer Johnson, Bob encourage extra sales Installations regret the Dodgers’ blown opportunity THE HEAVY HIHERS Start swimming late this season, treal slammed 16 hits, including a 21. double elimination. will be inducted in the hail, Mathias and Harold Osborne go taster, and interruptions are fewer, to increase their lead to 4V2 games in high-jumper Les Steers, jump because of favorable soil and weather or first thing in the spring. In- MUNICIPAL RUILOING RUNS BATTED IN which is in temporary quarters ground Buster Crabbe Pools, I the West race. club re c o rd five homers. Ken conditions. That's one reason why the NATIONAL LEAGUE: specialist Ray Ewry, hurdlers complete with exclusive features “It was a tough game to lose,” Singleton, Ron Woods and Mike Harrison Dillar, Lee Calhoun, effective selling price of a Buster unobtainable on any pool are Bench, Cin and Schmidt, Phil MON., SEPT. 2 Crabbe Pool is lower now than at the available now as low as Jorgensen also homered for the Alston said. “We hit the ball hard.” Robert Simpson and Glentl height of the season. Expos. 98; Wynn, LA 94; Garvey, LA Bowling The Pirates needed a three-run ral­ 93; Cedeno, Hou W. All-Even Davis, runners Hal Davis, ly against relief specialist Mike AMERICAN LEAGUE: Lawrence Meyers and Mai Because of current and expected CLOSED Clileago 5-4, San Diego 1-3 NEWPORT, R.I. (UPI) - increase in the cost of materials and $3500. Marshall in the eighth inning to win Burroughs, Tex 106; Allen, (^1 RESTAURANT - Jeanot Wir- Whitfield and all-around stars 2:00 P.M. INSTALLED Carmen Fanzone’s run scoring Time is getting short for the Mildred “Babe” Zaharias who L labor I t IS also certain that prices are after Los Angeles had jumped to a 3-0 and Bando, Oak 86; Jacksdn and talla 352, John Ortolano 141-141- lower now than they will be next year 12' X 24' single broke a 1-1 tie in the 12th inning 390, Frank McNamara 140-142- evenly matched 12-meter died in 1956, and Alvin RMN DITE (illustrated pool is larger model) lead in the first inning. Rudi, Oak 83. of the opener and the Cubs’ followed 392, Gene Grillo 138, Glenn yachts hoping to defend the Kraenzlein. MONDAY, Pittsburgh trailed 3-1 entering the STOLEN BASES with three more runs.to dump the NATIONAL LEAGUE: Griswold 353, Bill McKinney America’s Cup for the U.S. Also inducted were Olympic S$T., SEPT. T Why settle for just any pool, when you eighth when starter Doug Rau, who LINDSEY ROYCE SEPTEMBER 2, 1974 Padres. Brock, St.L 93; Lopes, LA 55; 361, Emil Palmier! 142-388, Ed The New York Yacht Qub coaches Dean Cromwell, had limited the Pirates to five hits, In the nightcap, two Padres’ errors Morgan, Cin 54. Doucette Sr. f45-395, Ed will pick the defender by Sept. Brutus Hamilton and Michael can select from over 20 sizes MOTORCYCLE DAREDEVIL JUMPER walked Rennie Stennet to open the in­ on one play in the 10th allowed Billy AMERICAN LEAGUE: Doucette Jr. 383, Alton Mayer 3. Its task was made tougher by Murphy and track officials and shapes of world-famous EMERGENCY TELEPHONE NUMBERS ning. In a reflex reaction, Alston Grabarkewitz to score the winning North, Oak 46; Lowenstein, 152-402, Alex Urbanetti 143-384, a squall line that halted com­ Avery Brundage and Daniel J. ITHE 200 AT STAFFORI^ petition Friday between two- Comedy & Thrills brought in Marshall for the 87th time. run. Grabarkewitz, who had tripled Clev and Patek, KC 31. Bob Willhide 137-13$-372, Frank Ferris. time winner Intrepid and PLUS Nuhway 649-50701 Singles by A1 Oliver and Willie home two runs in the 12th inning of the PITCHING Blabk 145-375, Jim Stanizzi 167- Stargell closed the gap to 3-2 and NATIONAL LEOUE: 417, Keith Dashno 137-144-402, Courageous. After an hour, the One-Stroke Lead * 1 7 ^ NASCAR MODIFIED CHAMPIONSHIP ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ opener, was on first after singling, boats were even. Richie Zisk, who had homered in the Messersmith, LX 16-5; Emil Pohl 141, Bert Claughsey STOCK CAR RACING when Jose Cardenal grounded to third Thy were on the fourth leg of LEAWOOD, Kan. (UPI) - Refuse 649-18861 sixth, delivered a sacrifice fly to Billingham, Cin 16-8; Gullett, 152-393, Clayt Fuller 380, Rollie Tall, tanned and tired Kathy baseman Dave Hilton. Hilton threw Cin and McGlothen, St.L 15-8; Irish 161-415, Jim Lambert 173- the six-leg race when they were REVERSE STARTS - HEATS - TWIN UNTs score Oliver. Bob Robertson then wildly to second allowing ordered to head for safety. Whitworth held a one-shot lead MODIFIED - SPORTSMAN P. Niekro, All 15-11. 430, Tom Greer 137, Harry at the start of today’s second Sanitary Sewer and Water 649-9697 doubled line as Stargell raced home Grabarkewitz to take third and the Being towed in by tenders, the AMERICAN LEAGUE: Buckminster 150-355, Jim Bel! round in the $35,000 Southgate Stafford Motor Speedway from first with the winning run. Cubs’ infielder raced home when Tiant, Bos 20-9; Hunter, Oak 20- 175-143-436, Hank Frey 153-157- yachts were buffeted by 50-knot Dave Lopes’ singled to open the 402. winds on their way to port. Open despite an attempt to slow SPRINGS CONN J Derrel Thomas hobbled the throw 10; Busby, KC and Jenkins, Tex her pace in recent months. Dodgerts’ fitst against Rooker and. from the outfield 19-11; Wood, Chi 19-16. 1 i PAGE TWELVE— MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Sat., August 31, 1974 ^ C H E S T E R EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn.. Sat August 31. 1974- P A ^T H IR T E E N H»lp Wanted IS Homes For Sale 23 Homea For Sale 23 Homes lor Sale 23 Homee lor Sale 23 Ellington Girl Is Intern ADVERTISING TRUCK MECHANIC - 5 days, ood benefits. Apply Knudsen h ^ p y a d s T W a fA M IL Y 447 EAST MIDDLE Turnpike - 6 DEADLINE room Cape, newly renovated, girothers Dairy, 1100 Burnside Excellent starter property on WE FIND THE HOUSE She ICcratiJ 12:00 noon 10* day bafora Avenue, East Hartford, 289- carpeting, 2 baths, garage. ^ ,- Summit Street. Four rooms At White House for Summer publlcallon. 1501. m Barry Realty, 64M882,643- YOU MAKE ’THE HOME Area Profile on first floor with large 1408. Deadline (or Saturday and enclosed wrap-around porch. denial 1. raala DtALTOK Monday la 12:00 Noon Friday. FULL AND part-time MIS ■ ^ ^ Second floor comes complete­ BY OWNER - 3-bedroom, 1V4 Carla G. Chenette, daughter experienced salesladies wanted W x t r t e t i i t i i of Mr. and Mrs. James E. PLEASE READ at Pilgrim Mills Fabric Store, ly furnished. Lot size is ap­ baths, (Jarrison Colonial, Assumabis Mortgago Chenette of 77 Sadds Mill Rd„ 434 OMland Street, 646-4422. proximately 76x300. One-car mt^ern kitchen, fireplace with built-in bookcases, good loca­ 3 bedroom Cape, excellent condition. New fur- ■ Canoeists Win garage and priced at only $36,- Ellington, a 1972 graduate of 1 YDUR AD tion, close to schools, shopping, Rockville High School’s Ciaaallled ada are taken over BOOKI^EEPER - For construc­ 900. Clall on this one soon!... nace, modern kitchen, carpeting, air conditioning, tion - oriented businesses in CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING washer, dryer. Terms. 646-3415. Vocational Agricultural School, the phone i« ’a convenience. a REAL buy on today’s market, asking $31,900. The Herald Is raaponsibla tor Vernon area. Full-charge is among 37 young people only one Incorrect Insertion and responsibilities, full-time. Plea­ working as summer interns in National Races then only to the' size ot the sant new modem office facility. Manchester “ $36,900. Convenience describee original Inserlldn. Errors which M A R T E N ^ Washington, D. C. Send resume indicating . . . S«mMiw BMTiru utTXN tamei 1 1 1 this 9-room Colonial Cape, some of tha extras Include Miss Chenette is assigned to do not lessen the value of the experience and salary PRICE REDUCEDI COLUMBIA The chapter also maintains a advertisement will not be cor­ may hovt M ot you 646-2889 | _ H stove, refrigerator, dishwasher, corner fireplace, 2-car the office of James H, Falk, an requirements to Box ‘‘CC’ Spotless 3-bedroom Ranch, 2 garage, and carpeting. Call tor a personal tour. medical supply closet. rected by an additional Inser­ Manchester Herald. o happy adi PHONE 643-2711 full baths, wall-to-wall Virginia Carlson associate director of the Volunteers Sought tion. Domestic Council. Falk is the Correspondent carpeting in living room, MANCHESTER NEW RANCH - In town. Words can’t Residents interested in liaison with governors, mayors, 228-9224 MAID wanted for motel work, MANCHESTER - Newer 5-5, dining room and first-floor begin to tell the whole story. It’s located on Tracey helping with Porter School’s apply Connecticut Motor FOR ASSISTANCE IN PLACING YOUR AD and county officials. Denise Ruzicka of Whitney two-family, 3 bedrooms, living family room. Fireplace, large Drive. Call now and design this house to suit your taste. new program for the gifted stu­ Lodge, 400 Tolland Turnpike, Help Wanted 13 Help Wanted Miss Chenette, who is 19, is a Rd. returned home this week 13 Help Wanted 13 Help Wanted room, kitchen, wall-to-wall enclosed porch, garage, $44,900. dent should contact the school Mr. Lawrence, Manchester. Happy Gist Birthday 13 student at the University of from Salt Fork, Ohio after a ADVERTISING carpeting, air-conditioned. $42,900. or the newly hired teacher, Mother Immediate occupancy. The MANCHESTER 6 ROOM COLONIAL - Large living Connecticut. She is a pre- week at the U.S. Olympic Canoe COMBINATION truck driver Harriet Baskette. MECHANIC - Part-time, and warehouseman - some price is only $47,900. Frechette room with fireplace and formal dining room. Screened- veterinary' medicine major and Kayak Development experience necessanr. Apply in Grandmother AMEDY REALTY Volunteer services can in­ RATES overnight travel. Apply Arthur WAITRESSES & Martin, Realtors, Inc. 646- In porch and private neighborhood. Asking $37 000 with chemistry, biology, and Training Camp. Mrsonx Boland Motors, 369 and REALTOM 670-6283 clude sharing knowledge and 1 d a y ...... 9« word per day Hahn Company, 45 South FOUNTAIN WORKERS 4144. Make an offer, we’ll listen. agriculture minors. Miss Ruzicka is a Columbia Center Street, Manchester. GENERAL skills with a small group of 3 d a y s ...... St word per day Great-grandmother Satellite Road, South Windsor. Full or part-time evening At Rockville High School she Canoe Club member. She 6 d a y a ...... 7t word per day MANCHESTER - Bowers MANCHESTER — 6-H6 Duplex. 3 bedroom each side, children or a single student on work. Many benefits: took the college preparatory traveled earlier in the month to 26 d a y s ...... et word per day SERVICE STATION Attendant IHELEN V. LYNCH WANTED - Women, 18 or over, School, 4-bedroom Ranch, excellent Income from tenant side. Close to bus, a one-to-one basis or acting in - Part-time days. Apply in per­ FACTORY • paid vacation MANCHESTER - Lovely 3- course and the vo-ag course and Ohio to participate in the 15 WORD MINIMUM With love part-time for the Vernon Cine I living room with fireplace, schools and shopping. Owner Is anxious. Offered at National Canoe and Kayak an advisory capacity, officials H a p p y .A d s ...... $1.75 Inch’ son. Boland Motors, 369 Center and II. Call after 6 p.m., 646^ • uniforms providad dining room, kitchen, rec room, bedroom Cape, assumable 5 $42,500. graduated fourth in her class. said. Street, Manchester. HELP • fra# Ufa and disability 1/4% mortgage, formal dining She has been a member of Championships. 9901. garage, treed lot. Just im- The school is also interested From Inauranca macmate. 40’s. Frechette & room, full basement, fireplace, MANSFIELD NEW LISTINQ - 2 year old 5-I-5 Duplex. Future Farmers of America for The local club had four in receiving any free or in­ OIL BURNER Service man. MAN wanted to paint upper • proflt-aharing ratiramant Martin, Realtors, Inc. 64M144. new roof and wiring, just Living room, kitchen, 3 bedrooms, 1'A bathrooms, six years and was the first paddlers place first and good working conditions and All in the Family painted. Immediate occupancy, expensive materials, or equip­ PIONEER part of two story house. 649-1885 plan aluminum siding, separate heating system. Build equity female president of that numerous second and third benefits. Call 647-9137. after 6 or Sundays. MANCHESTER - Striking 4 $31,500. M ^er, Realtors, 646- place winners. ment which might be of use in • medical plan 3860, 646-87TO. fast In this owner-investor offering at W2,000. organization in Connecticut. the program. bedroom colonial, 125’x300’ She has also held several other Miss Ruzicka and Bill Byrd of PARACHUTE Call 875-8951 to arrange In wooded lot, 2 1/2 baths, first Photographic, science and art APPLICATIONS now being tervlew. offices in FFA and has par­ Dartmouth College won the C-2 MACHINISTS accepted for msitions available floor family room. Prime loca­ MANCHESTER - Verplanck equipment, reference books, School area, 6-room Cape with LIST YOUR HOUSE IN... ticipated in many activities of mixed event. Rusty Herbert of COMPANY after Labor Day. Must be 18 or tion, Mid 60s. Warren E. old radios and television sets, BrMgopoft, Latlw, Jig Bor# Now attached garage, treed lot, im­ that group on the local, district, Manchester easily won the over, ^ p ly in ^ rso n evenings, Howland Realtors, 643-lKW. logic games are the types of ■nd Clnllm atlc Oparators It’s U-A Theatre, Manchester HowmD jowsnrs maculate modern interior with state, regional, and national men’s K-1 intermediate 1,000 many special features. Must be REALE’S CGRNER levels. meters and teamed with Sean m aterials the school would naadad for first and sacond Official Hale Road Parkade. KSTtnUNT MANCHESTER - Two- accept for use in the program. shifts. Top wagas, frings bedroom Duplex Condominium, seen inside. F. J. Spilecki, ITS MAIN STREET PHGNE 646-4525 Sullivan of New York to ROUTE 3., VERNON Realtor, 643-2121. She is also a member of the *****••••••••••••••••••••••• Happy Birthday Manchester, Connecticut WANTED Bus Boys and one full, two half baths. Call dominate the men’s K-2 1,000 banalita and ovartims. National Junior Horticultural Calendar Listings Exparlanca rsquirsd. Waitresses. Podunk Mills owner, 643-1357. Association, having, served as meter race. This is Herbert’s MA Apply Peraonnel Office The Women’s Guild of the □ NOTICES Tavern Restaurant, 989 MANCHESTER vice president and' secretary first year with CCC. Apply a t Nim and Pop Ellington Road, South Windsor, MATURE Woman for doctor’s MANCHESTER - 5-4, Duplex, ALUMINUM-sided 6-room IMMEDIATE and the local president during Other local winners were Congregational Church has *****••••••••••••••••••••••• Conn. Apply in person only. office, part time, approximate­ separate furnaces, 2-car gar­ Ranch, country kitchen with 1971. 6 Karen Herbert who placed third begun soliciting for Lost and Found f THE LE-M CORPORATION 644-1581 ly 3 days weekly, hours flexible. age, excellent condition, im­ TO SEHLE ESTATE dishwasher and stove, plenty of OCCUPANCY organizational listings for the cabinets. Full basement, large The list of her other ac­ in the women’s K-1 in­ 1 MHcIm II Drive,'Manchester An Equal Opportunity Employar MALE or female, cook’s Knowledge of insurance and mediate occupancy. Char-^n 7-ROOM DUTCH COLONIAL Gracious Colonial bn HENRY 6 4 3 - 2 ^ treed lot. Low 30's. Keith Real complishments is long; She was termediate 500 meters and se­ annual community birthday LOST - lady’s watch with black helper, 11-2, Monday-Friday. medicare forms. Also basic of­ Agency, 646-1483. calendar. fice skills. Write Box R, Cantrally Lontad Estate. 646-4126, 649-1922. STREET that features front- named outstanding Vo-Ag stu­ cond in the K-2 500 meter race. ribbon band. Vicinity North end Happy 16th Birthday Experience helpful. Apply to-back living room, formal Hartford Road Dairy Queen. Manchester Herald. 1V4 baths, 2-car garage, dent of RHS in 1972; was presi­ The club is now staging a Orders are needed no later of Manchester and Center BAKERY Porter - Experienced Street. Reward, please call 649- DENISE 684 Hartford Road. MANCHESTER fireplaced living room, formal ANDOVER LAKE - Beautiful dining room, kitchen with dent of the American legion drive for new members. than Sept. 15. Listings cost 25 preferred. Full-time work. sweeping view of entire lake, 6914. From, PICK UP and delivery - hours dining room, Large well appliances, basement Auxiliary Juniors; winner of The basic course will be com­ cents each plus 50 cents for the Closed Mondays. Apply in per­ four room older home, modern playroom, I'/j baths, walk-up calendar. BOLTON area high school girl flexible, possibility of LIVE MODERN $20,900 landscaped lot. the American Legion Carla G. Chennette at the White House where she is an in­ pleted this fall. son, Parkade Bakery, to supervise school-age laboratory training. Contact, bath, half acre treed lot, gar- attic, 2-car detached garage. Orders may be sent to Mrs. LOST - Black and white female Manchester. Mom, Dad, Sheila Newlyweds can build equity in Oratorical Contest on the local, tern for the summer. Requirements are to be a kitten, Hilliard Street, phone children 2 hours daily. Must Ron Romanowski, Huntergreen age, $17,9(X). Hayes Corpora­ Excellent residential area. and Denshe this condominium. Two Only SSO'OOO tion, 646-0131. district, state, and regional good swimmer and to be in­ Raymond Judd, P.O. Box 91, 646~2623. KIDS! have own transportation. 649- Dental Laboratory, 124 Hebron Priced at a very negotiable Columbia. OPENING for a hydraulic bedrooms, recreation room, 1 levels; received the American terested in outdoor sports. Dues Want to make good money working only a few houra 7251 after 6. Ave., Glastonbury, Conn., 633- 8 4 3 -8 1 5 2 f flM a i- $36,900. Won’t last! Junior Holstein-Fresian briefings for meetings, and 3ress set up and operator on 3288. full and 2 half baths, built-ins, Agriculturalist Award and are $5 plus some fund-raising FOUND - 3 keys on a leather :irst shift (3p.m.-ll p.m.) Must Help Wanted 13 a weak. No liitjlt to hciw much you can tarn. Three Do call soon... Association, the Union assisting in the everyday work I central air conditioning, fully McCusker Good Citizenship participation. key-ring. They will be returned have some machine experience. nighta par week. Wa train. ^ Agricultural Society; president of the domestic council. INDEX upon identification at the PART-TIME help wanted 4-8 carpeted. Recreation TOLLAND - Nicely decorated Award in 1972; was a senior of her college dorm; and was Fund Drive Fails Will train qualified person. DEAN MACHINE week nights. Must be over 18. facilities. Call now for inspec­ country Cape, 7 rooms, plus This coming October Miss NOTICES Manchester Herald. class officer at high school; Dr. Ralph Wolmer, acting Apply in person, at Teledyne COOKS Lydon Brothers Shell, 646-8440. tion. Mr. Lewis, 649-5306. finished recreation room, 1 1/2 Avanta Realty also involved in many athletic Chenette hopes to become the 1 — Loil and Found Firth Sterling. 25 Talcott Road, Call 647-9946 PRODUCTS, INC. was a State of Connecticut actities at high school. chairman of the tri-town 2 — Pariontli FOUND - White male poodle U T IL in MEN baths, knotty pine kitchen, dis­ 6 4 6 -5 4 6 1 MARTENfe first woman to be elected to a West Hartford. An equal oppor­ m iiTini iKTHw w m e t Scholar; was the first student chapter of the Red Cross, 3 — Announcamanti Colonial Road BABYSITTER NEEDED - hwasher, disposal, range, While in Wasington Miss national office in the FFA. 45^5 Warden, 646- tunity employer. Full and part-time evenings. Manchester Evening Herald 102 EQUAL HOU8INO OPPORTUNITY 648-2080 at RHS to be named a finalist in described the response to this 4 — Entertalnmenl Many banefita: MANCHESTER Bentley School area. Phone 549- hardwood floors, carpeting, Chenette is conducting She was among more than 350 5 — Auctions 2845 after 9 a.m. BARROWS A WALLACE closets galore, breezeway, gar­ Manchester the National Honor Society research on General Revenue year’s drive disheartening. WAN’TED - Men, 18 or over, • paid vacation Scholarship Program; won young persons applying for the The chapter covers Colum­ FINANCIAL FOUND - Shepherd type, black ■Unctm lw N«« Hma HarttarS age, large wooded lot, $41,500. Sharing and the possibilities of part-time, for the Vernon Cine I • unHbrme provided 64»6306 3t7-1818 278-1I02 875-2385. GDDD ’N PLENTY Intern Program. Election of bia, Andover and Hebron. 8 — Bonds-Stocks-Mortgagaa and tan male dog. Call Doe more than 450 medals and its reenactment in Congress, 9 — Personal Loans and II. Call after 6 p.m. 646- • free life and dlaebillty DAYS and NIGHTS Good income and location and trophies for baton twirling; is a the 37 was based upon proven 10 — Insurance ' Warden, 6464555. 9901. MANUFACTURING Firm SECRETARY Lots-Land tor Sale 24 drafting letters to governors Wolmer announced that the Insurance PART-TIME MANCHESTER - West side plenty of room and con­ member of the Grange, the leadership in community and quota to be raised was $3,000 seeking experienced men for We are looking for a secretary and mayors, preparing academic affairs. EMPLOYMENT LOST - Wadsworth - Liiley • profit-eharing raGrenient MMTORULCLEIUHIG third shift positions. One ELLINGTON - Custom built 8 Ranch, first time offered. venience. Older Colonial 2- MANCHESTER - B Zone lot, and only about $1,000 was con­ 13 — Help Wanted RN - LPN - Hours available on to work in our main office. room Colonial, 4 bedrooms, Garage, enclosed porch, many family, 7-6, with store front 14 — Business Opportunities Street area, unfriendly, long plan 5 A.M. to 9 A.M. Bridgeport operator, one • BRIDGEPORT excellent location. C har-^n tributed. all shifts. Small friendly facili­ Hours 8 a.m. - 5 p.m., living room, family room, 2 extras. 40’s. Hayes Corpora­ attached. Two-car garage. 15 — Situation Wanted haired big eyed tortise shell ty. Burnside Convalescent • medical plan Manchaatar Araa router. Full insurance MIUINB MACHINE Agency, 646-1483. He said, “The lack of spayed female cat. Named Bob­ coverage. Please contact Multi­ Monday-Friday. Company fireplaces, central vacuum tion, 646-0131. Just reduced to $41,500 EDUCATION Home, 870 Burnside Ave., East Call 875-8951 to arrange In­ Set-up and operate. response is disheartening. Only by. May be injured. 649-2217. Call 649-5334 circuits, Inc., 50 Harrison paid fringe benefits. Apply system, 2 1/2 bathrooms, 2-car MANCHESTER - 7 acres, 18 — Private Instructions Hartford. terview. garage. Char-Bon Agency, 646- Vernon a small number of parents 19 — Schools-Classes Street, 646-3800. SMALL 2-bedroom home on excellent rural residential area. Firehouse Plan Discussed whose children are in the water 20 — Instructions Wanted LOST - Passbook No. 26- Coventry Lake. Assumable 7 GODD INVESTMENT Survey on record. Perfect for EXPERIENCED AIDES - FULL-TIME waitress - • BROWN AND SHARP CHENEY BROS., 1/4% mortgage. 742-6133 after 3 safety program, our largest and realestate 0134799. (Connecticut ^ n k & Hours available on all shifts due HOWARD JOHNSOirS EXPERIENCED, licensed Four-family house, 4-4-4-4, horse enthusiast. $18,000. Call BOLTON 23 — Homes (or Sale Trust Company. Application Monday-Friday 62. Experience MILLIN6 MACHINE MANCHESTER - Redwood p.m. whether the addition was renovations would cover the most expensive, and one of our to reigning of schools. Bum- Real Estate sales people to join INC. plus 2-family house, 5-4. Cen­ Arthur Shorts, 646-3233. J. Wat­ 24 — Lots-Land lor Sate made for payment. RESTAURANT i preferred. Apply in person, staff of Red Carpet Realtors of Set-up and operate. Farms, 6 room Ranch, 1 1/2 son Beach Co., Manchester of­ Donna Holland needed and whether or not the town for the next five or ten best, contributed.” 25 — Inveslmenl Property side (^mvalescent Home, 870 31 Cooper Hill SL trally located. Sold as a Fani’s Kitchen, 1015 Main. Manchester, one of the fastest baths, garage, eat-in kitchen, MANCHESTER fice, 647-9139. Correspondent town needed more equipment. years. The commissioners did It costs about $2.50 per season 26 — Business Property Burnside Ave., East Hartford. ROUTE 30. VERNONI Manchastar, Conn. dining room, $42,900. Hayes package, $68,900. 646-0375 He also questioned whether I 27 — Resort Properly growing offices in the greater not feel the town was prepared to “water-proof” one child, he 20 — Real Estate Wanted INSTRUfTTORS - discover a Hartford area. Stop in and learn • HARDINRE CHUCKERS Corporation, 646-0131. • SHADE TREES • FOUR Homesites - ranging other towns were serving com­ EXECUTIVE SALEIS - Due to Several interested parties to plan a $300,000 firehouse at said. “Perhaps these parents new exciting career in exercise. about our program and benefits Set-up and operate. surround this cozy Cape that "FORWARD PROGRESS” from 4 1/2- 9 acres on the MISC! SERVICES growth in this area. New York DAY OR night help with some We are looking for a warm per­ MANCHESTER - Beautiful eVz attended a meeting at the parable areas with the same this time. will reconsider.” 31 — Services Olfered available. 1129 Tolland ’Tpke., has fireplace In living room, For all your real astata naada Andover-Bolton line. High, □ FINANCIAL Life has sales openings. 'Die cash register ei^rience. Apply sonable gal with a trim figure. Business Opportunity 14 room Cape, full shed dormer, 2 firehouse Wednesday to discuss equipment. Members of the Bolton Fire The chapter pays for 32 — Painting-Papering 6461117. wooded, surveyed and ap­ person we want should have in person, 7-11 Store, 305 Green Part time positions available. baths, 3Vz bedrooms, garage, formal dining, den, three plans for its proposed addition. Department have spent several expenses involved in the blood 33 — Building-Contracting • TURRET LATHES bedrooms, two full baths — proved. From $12,000, terms Larry Shaw, fire com­ 34 — RoolIng-SIdIng Bonda-Stocka-Mortgagee 8 some sales background. Must Road. Experience preferred but will BEAUTY SALON - South Wind­ treed lot. In 30’s. Mitten Realty, Arnold Lawrence, architect, years sponsoring various func­ program, in which donors gave 35 — Heating-Plumbing be articulate and work well CUSTODIANS - Experienced, Set-up and operate. A OEM FOR $33,900. AVANTE available. Call Warren E. missioner, said the com­ 36 — Flooring tram right individuals. Call 649- sor. A rare opportunity to get Realtors, 643-6930. Howland Realtor, 643-1108. was attempting to compile the tions in order to raise enough 235 pints of blood last year. It with people. We pay starting COUNTER GIRLS - Must be part-time, mornings, missioners had thoroughly 37 — Movlng-Trucklng-Sloraoai MORTGAGES, loans first se­ 4814 for an interview. Manchester and West Hartford. started in your own business • ASSUME • r p : a l t y necessary information that manages the first aid and 38 — Services Wanted salary plus incentives as willing to work nights and checked into the entire matter money to purchase a service cond, third. All kinds. Realty 643-5691 2-6 p.m. with a very small investment. the mortgage on this CENTRALLY LOCATED would enable him to provide for a long time and felt it was in vehicle which they feel the town emergency technicians statewide, credit rating un­ earned, and provide a 3-year weekends, must be over 18. PART-TIME clerks to work • INSPECTORS Complete six-station salon in Manchester 646-5461 MISC.' FOR SALL professionally supervised aluminum-sided Ranch. For­ building lot, all city utilities, preliminary drawings and a the best interest of the town to needs. At the present time they programs as well as home ser­ 41 — Articles for Sale necessary. Reasonable. Con­ Apply in person, after 6 p.m.. morning shift. Apply at Frank’s Experienced. excellent condition. Including $10,000. Call Jim Shaw, Connec­ 42 — Building Supplies training program. Management Dairy Queen Brazier, 242 Broad RENT WITH OPTION mal dining, eat-in size report on the mechanical and proceed with the planned addi­ have almost enough money to vice and disaster relief. fidential, quick arrangements. Supermarket, 725 East Middle HOSTESSES air-conditioning and many ticut Land Planners, 644-2350. electrical work. 43 — Pels -Birds- Dogs Alvin Lundy Agency. 527-7971. opportunity is available after a Street. Tpxe. OVERTIME extras. Must be sold due to TO BUY kitchen, first-floor family tion and renovations. purchase it but there isn’t any 44 — Livestock training period in sales. EOE. DINING ROOM Lawrence had earlier con­ 45 — Boats & Accessories 100 Constitution Plaza, Hart­ relocation. Best offer. Call room. Call for complete place to house it. Call Lloyd Llewellyn, 1-278- SUPERVISORS and Available to move in Im­ MANCHESTER - Zone A firmed in a letter to Douglas Shaw said the building has to 46 — Sporting Goods ford. Evenings, 233-6879. MAN WANTED as truck driver BABYSITTER - 10 hours a Gary, 644-8808. details. A BUY FOR $36,900. ASSUME 5 1/2% mortgage or building lot, close to schools. Lawrence said he would begin 47 — Garden Products 3933. Full-time days or part-time ALL BENEFITS mediately - be brought into code and the and yard man. Must have class week. My home in R^wood get a new 7 1/2-8% CHFA $7500. Call Sandy at Eastern, Cheney, chairman of the Public work to determine the best 48 — Antiques II license. Apply in person at W. evenings. Must be over 21. AVAILABLE MCHARDS & KEHMNA mortgage and move right in. cost could run into thousands of Deserter 49 — Wanted to Buy MORTGAGES — 1st, and 2nd Farms. Own transportation. Situation Wanted 15 1. Older 7-room home, 646-8252. Hearing Commission, that he route to follow concerning the PART-TIME - Package store, H. England Lumber Co., Route Phone 6463963, Many benefits: MLS 528-1731 Nine-room, 4-bedroom home dollars. As to a second mortgages — interim financing needs work. $225 month­ would provide the information addition, to see if the idea is RENTALS Manchester area, evenings and 44-A, Bolton Notch, Conn. WILL CARE for small child in with 2-car garage, near the best aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa 52 — Rooms (or Rent — expeditious and confidential • paid vacation An nqual opportunity omptoyor ly. Deposit. at a sum not to exceed |1,000, a firehouse he said there was a economically and sensibly Returned service, J.D. Real Estaze weekends. Excellent hourly ABDICK operator, my home while mother works. schools in Manchester. $39,500. 53 — Apartments (or Rent • unHorma providad MANCHESTER - Just listed, 5 Business Property 26 figure approved at a town possibility it would be hard to sound. 54 — Homes (or Rent Assoc. 646-1980. rate. Please write ^ x “C” COOKS - part time, days, good experienced, full time work. Call 646-6707. 2. Six-room Cape, garage. • Owner, 643-0889. staff. Manchester Herald. • frea Ufa and diaablllty 1/2 room Cape, 11/2 baths, gar­ Meeting earlier in the year. Also attending the meeting 55 — Business (or Rent hours for part time student, Apply in person, 15 Newberry $300 monthy, IJeposit. BUSINESS ZONE - Spruce To Canada 56 — Resort Property (or Rent apply at Tacorral, 246 Broad St. Road, East Windsor, Achieve­ Insurance MOTHER’S HELPER to assist RESPONSIBLE mother will age, eat-in kitchen, Waddell TOLLAND - Non-development At one point Lawrence At a previous meeting it was were Cheney, Danny Rattazzi, 57 — Wanted to Rent School area. LaPenta Agency, Street, 100' frontage, 159^ deep suggested that a new firehouse 58 — MIsc. (or Rent WELDING and machine work. ment Press. • profit-sharing ratiramant with the care of two small provide day care for child 2-5 3. Two-family, 5-5, first 6-room Country Cape, acre lot. corner lot. Two-family house on brought out that the increased fire chief, Pete Massolini, fire Thsrt ii 1 ki| JimiiJ f$r Must have experience. Realtors, 646-2440. for the town might be more DOUGLAS, B.C. (U P I)-A n COOKS - Part time, nights, plan children, three days per week, years, Monday-Friday. Bowers floor vacant. $225 $31,900. Owner, 872-6323. property. Owner, 649-7886. demands on town vehicles calls marshal, Richard Lawrence Army deserter who was seized , i AUTOMOTIVE tfiMeriten, onipVM cMiit cm! Benefits. Apply in person. must be neat and clean, apply 3-7 p.m., transportation School vicinity. 649-7844. monthly. Deposit. feasible due to the condition of for Bolton to have a serviced and Anwar Hobsain of I 61 — Autos (or Sale CM HiraM OasiilM, M3-nil. Bearce Machine Shop, Brad­ at Tacorral, 246 Broad Street. • medical plan required, references. 528-0754. THREE-bedroom L-shaped the present building and the by U.S. authorities on Canadian 62 — Trurts (or Sale Ranch, fireplaced living room, type vehicle in order to main­ Lawrence’s firm, Robert Dube 63 — Heavy Equipment (or Sale bury Lane, South Coventry. Call 875-8951 to arrange In- WILL DO house cleaning in SUMMER VALUES amount of work that would be soil has returned to Canada — AIDES first-floor family room garage, Real Estate Wanted 25 tain its share of mutual aid with and Steve Bedula. The latter 64 — Molorcycles-BIcycles *******••••••••••••••••••••• tonilouf CUSTODIAN - Bus Driver Manchester area. Own minus his long hair and beard 65 — Campers-Trallers-Moblla 1 1/2 baths, all appliances, nice JUST MINUTES required to bring it up to state surrounding towns. two have worked with MASON’S helper wanted, AVON needed immediately for private transportation, references. Call FM SELLING your home or Hom es ...to Hartford and araa towns —following a protest by the experience not necessary. Must ALL SHIFTS HOWARD JOHHSOirS school in Manchester. Hours 8- ard. Mid 30’s. Keith Real fire codes and OSHA Shaw also said that it was felt Lawrence on electrical and 66 — Automotive Service □ EMPLOYMENT NEED MONEY TO. HELP 646-5750 after 6 p.m. FRECHETTE A HURTIN, acreage? For prompt friendly regulations. Canadian government. have,own transportation and Full and part-tima poaltlona 5, 5 days weekly. 646-1610, E"state, 649-1922, 646-4126. — this praatIglouR 3- by the fire commissioners that heating contacts. 167 — Autos (or Rent-Lease PAY TUITION BILLS? If RESTAURAHT REALTORS, INC. bedroom Colonial Is located service, call Louis Dimock Calvin Hutchinson questioned Ronald Anderson, 31, former­ license. Call 429-3576. availabla Immadlataly. weekdays. Experience helpful. WILL CARE for 2-year old Realty, 649-9823. the proposed addition and ly of Spokane, Wash., was Help Wanted 13 you’re ambitious and Exparlanead aldaa ROUTE 30, VERNON 203 Main Straat COVENTRY - $22,500, VA ap­ in the Highland Park section enthusiastic you can earn during working hours. Have reunited Friday with his wife WAITRESSES wanted - Part- prafarrad, a elaaa for ASSISTANT to cook - Some food child who n e ^ s friend. 643- Manchaatar, Conn. praised, 4 room Ranch, 2-car of Manchester. It has too PART-TIME work at home, on money all summer long as an garage, half-acre. Fireside ALL CASH for your property Marion and nearly a dozen time nights. Must be reliable. intxparltncad qldaa will b# preparation and supervision of 9476. many spaclal faaturea to within 24 hours. Avoid red tape, INVITATION the telephone. Phone 1-673-2995. Apply in person, Tacorral, 246 Avon Representative. Meet COSMETICIAN needed, kitchen aides in extended care Realty, Inc., Realtors, 647-9144. ihentlon — beat buy at $43,- friends and well wishers. bald In tha (all. Coma in now MANCHESTER - Executive instant service. Hayes Agency, Environmental Consultant Broad Street. people, have fun, too! Call for department store experience facility. Hours 7 a.m. to 3 p.m. LICENSED Manchester 500. 646-0131. Anderson said he bolted from WAITRESS - Part-time, days. and • • • our DIractor of Nur- Contemporary in one of TO BID details; 289-4922 •ing about a Job In preferred. Hourly rate plus Call 647-9194. mother will care for your a customs station on the border Sealed bids will be received Experienced preferred. Apply commission and company Manchester’s finest locations. INSPIRATIONAL lU iiik E R S Saptombor when tha kida go toddler, pre-school, school age Four large bedrooms, 2Vz WE WILL WE WILL buy your house. Call Saturday when he realized a in the Office of The Director of in person. W. T. Grant Co., benefits. Send resume to ^ x This roomy 4-badroom Named for Rte. 7 Project AU-MMNMD MACNNSTS back to achool. children, my home, days. baths, magnificent view of anytime, Hutchins Agency, computer check had identified General Services, 41 Center Manchester Parkade. JANITRESS - Part-time. Hours KK, Manchester Herald. Waddell &hool area. 646-0651. Raiaod Ranch with dining Realtors, 649-5324. him as a deserter. BRINIEPORr OPERATORS Hartford skyline, sunken patio B Ea O S ED HARTFORD (UPI) - A flood special environmental consul­ Street, Manchester, Connec­ arranged between 8 and 4:40 at MEROOWS WANTED room has firaplacas In living vironmental Protection and He said U.S. agents tackled PART-TIME janitorial work, BILLING machine operator - off family room, fieldstone control expert has been ap­ tant to the project. ticut until September 12,1974 at Top wagM, fringt banofite' own convenience. Apply at Part-TIma ARE YOU 'boiN G back to SATURDAY room, family room, roc room SELLING your house? Call us Transportation departments him and frog-marched him mornings or evenings, Manchester Modes, Pine CONVALESCENT HOME Experience preferrea but not fireplace, dressing area off pointed by the state Transpor­ Work on the stretch has been 11:00 a.m. for the following: •nd ovtrtima. Minimum 3 work? Does your child need a master bedroom and tri-level SUNDAY AND and maatar bedroom. first and we’ll make you a cash this month. back across the border after he Manchester area. Call 649-5^, Street. MANCHESTER necessary. Apply Arthur Hahn DELI CLERKS playmate? Babysitting, days. tation an Environmental halted for some time, partially TWO (2) PASSENGER CARS y««ra •xporltnca rtguIrMl: construction are just some of Located on a wall tread offer. One day service. T. J. The departments said Batter- made it a few yards across the 647-9194 Tipanyf, 45 So Age or sex no barrier. Reasonable. 649-6763. MONDAY Crockett, Realtor, 643-1577. Protection departments to en­ as the result of several com­ Bid forms, plans and FULL-TIME Janitorial Must ba abla to sol up and' this home’s many attractions. beautifully landscaped lot son will be responsible for line into Canada. work from bluoprinta. A p^| HAIRDRESSERS wanted - Road, South Windsor. Will train, part and full-time. force environmental rules in plaints by a groups which ay the specifications are available at Superintendent needed for Male or female. Experienced Reluctantly offered in the mid For with bubbling brook. It’a tha monitoring alterations in thi He was “surprised and hap­ at NEED SOMEONE to handle the construction of a stretch of project would damage the en­ the General Services Office, 41 apartment buildings. Free hair cutters, colorists, and HOUSE MOTHER - Loving and 60’s. Warren E. Howland home you always dreamed flow of the Still River, py” that the case was acted on Apply In person to Schools-Classes ia Realtors, 643-1108. LABOR DAY WUKEND your rental property? With us Rte. 7 in the Danbury area. vironmental balance of the Center Street, Manchester, apartment, good salary. Must operators to work in Connec­ HEIDELBERG letter press reliable for three children, 11, ot owning. Move feat on this decreases in flood storage so quickly, he said. PARABON TOOL the owner pays no fees. For fast Earl G. Batterson of Rocky area. Connecticut. be dependaole, handy, and ticut’s first male and female man, part time. Apply in per­ 9, 7, daily 2-5:30 p.m. until Oc­ MEATOWN one at $75,000 in Vernon. friendly service in all your real facilities, deterioration of sur­ “I thank the Canadian people, willing to work at maintenance, COMPANY WHY PAY RENT? Buy this 6- Hill, who served as the Greater Hiring of an environmental Town of Manchester, full-service salon. Top pay and son, 15 Newberry Road, East tober 11 and 3:30-5:30 p.m. 1215W Silver Lane DEDE OOLDEN’S estate needs, contact Hagler face and ground quality and the Canadian government, the minor repairs, and lawn care. 121 Adama Straat Windsor. Achievement Press. thereafter. Call 644-8983 after 5. room house. Possible 4 SPACIDUS Hartford Flood Commission’s consultant was one of the Conn. educational benefits for the East Hartford, Conn. ISDCffiPBt Real Estate, 643-6624. excessive erosion. news media and the people who Seeking adult without children. right people. Call Gary, 644- In South Windsor bedrooms. Needs paper and Qracloua 4-bedroom chief of construction for 10 provisions in a “consent Robert B. Weiss, ------M l paint. $26,000. Hagler Real REALTORS » He will also be asked to sub­ supported me,” he said. Write Box ”“B” Manchester BINDERY Work, part time WANTED - Substitute teachers Colonial In lovely araa of years, as apppointed Friday as agreement” signed by the En- General Manager Herald, giving age, experience, Estate, 643-6624. mit proposals and recommend Asked if he would return to HOUSE CANVAS enumerators suitable for housewives. Apply for grades K-8 and 9-12. Call or SCHOOL OF HSH STEP-UNCIK OF MANCHESTER Glastonbury ready lor im- previous employment. write for application at the changes to minimize the en­ the United States, even under full or part time wanted for the WAITRESS wanted - full-time 15 Newberry Road, East Wind­ DISHWASHER AND Pot Will Commenco madlala occupancy. Priced □ MISC. SERVICES Manchester city directory, app­ days. Apply in person. Ann’s sor. Achievement Press. Bolton School Office, Notch COVENTRY - Seven-room CALDOR PLAZA Hartford Police Create vironmental impact of the con­ an amnesty, Anderson said, “No washer, day shift, good starting Sopt. 14 to sail In tha mid 80’s. BOOKKEEPING Assistant, ly Mr. Brennan, Price & Lm Spot, 21 rOak ■ Street, Road, telephone 643-1569. Raised Ranch. Garage, struction. way.” INVITATION TO BID filing clerk and typist, 8 a.m. salary, excellent fringe INA8NIFICEIIT Rape Investigation Unit Company, Room 9, 164 East Manchester. EXPERIENCED Hair Dresser benefits, on bus line. Apply at FOB INFORMATION CALL carpeting, wet bar 1 in family 6 46-1117 Services OHered 31 ” W feel certain the project He said he was well-treated Sealed bids will be received in 4:30 p.m., excellent fringe SECRETARY - Doctor’s office, Center Street, between 9-12 on­ wanted - Call 289-1820 or apply East Hartford Convalescent room, 3-zone heating. Secluded, Seeing Is ballavingl will cause only minimal impact at the Army stockade at Ft. the Office of The Director of benefits, on bus line. East Hart-! good typist, medical ter­ B 44-8455 HARTFORD (UPI) - visited the Sex Crimes Analysis ly. An equal opportunity at Dreamland Hair Salon, lOM Home, 745 Mail) St., East Hart­ treed lot. Only $34,900. Pasek Surrounded by two acres of SHARPENING Service - on Still River and adjacent Lewis, Wash. General Services, 41 Center ford Convalescent Home, 745 minology desirable. Write Box Mildred Wertz, a 15-year Center of the New York Police employer. R N t - L M S Burnside Aveftlie. ford. Realtors, MLS, 289-7475, 742- tall trees thia rich 3 or 4 Saws, knives, axes, shears, wetlands,” Transportation Street, Manchester, Connec­ Main Street, East Hartford. HH, Manchester Herald. 8243. veteran of the force, has been Department in June. The center Mrs. Anderson, 33, said she MANCHESTER - Large expan­ bedroom English Tudor la skates, rotary blades. Quick Commissioner Joseph B. Bums LATHE HANDS - Overtime, dable Cape, fireplaced living made a detective and placed in was elated at news of her ticut until September 16,1974 at 7-8 PART-TIME MUNSON’S Candy Kitchen is truly a ona-of-a-kind. Priced service. Capitol Equipment has received a federal grant for and Environmental Protection paid holidays, excellent in­ room, porch, one-acre lot and charge of a new rape investiga­ husband’s release. Tile coopM 11:00 a.m. for the following; 3-11 FULL-TIME now accepting applications for □ REAL ESTATE at $120,000 - It’s In Co.. 38 Main St., Manchester. a year through the Hartford Commissioner Douglas M. Cos- surance benefits. Metronics, •2 0 S .1 8 much more. Mid 30’s. 643-1679, tion unit of the Hartford Police YWCA. lives in Mission, B.C. REVERSIBLE SNOW COOKS part-time sales girls. Hours are QIaatonbury. Hours daily 7:30-5, Thursday tie said. PLOWS Inc., Routes 6 and 44A Bolton. Competitive pay scale: Chamber Position 4-8 weekdays and weekends. 20- •••••••••••••aaaaaaaaaaaa*** 537-5733. 7:30-9, Saturday. 7:30-4 . 643- Department. Mrs. Wertz will be the first Anderson was taking his Benefits; paid vacation, sick Will be your monthly Building lots avelleble. Use HYDRAULIC SAND 24 hours per week. Call for an Homes For Sale 23 7958. A registered nurse and the policewoman in the JAPANESE INFLUX wife’s son, Douglas, 11, to the WAITRESSES MEN and Women - Positions pay, life insurance, major Tha Qraatar Manchaatar Chambar of payments on this 7-room TOLLAND - Financing you plans or builder’s. United States when he was SPREADER appointment, 649-4332. first woman detective in the department’s history to in­ HONG KONG (UPI) - Full and part-tim#, daya or available days in Fall, nights medical insurance, ^ b lU ty Commorca haa an opaning In Its offica for a MANCHESTER - Small two- Colonial. New kitchen, wall- available, new Raised Ranch, REWEAVING identified as a deserter at the Bid forms, plans and burns, holes. department, the policewoman terrogate rape victims. She will Japanese visitors made ud nighta. Exparlanea npt immediately. Also, full-time pay, paid holidays. Drop it family, ideal investment. Good to-wall edrpeting, first floor fireplace, 2 full baths, dining Zippers, specifications are available at paraon who posaaasaa a ganaral knowladga of OLDER, responsible, reliable umbrellas repaired. will keep a liaison with a also investigate cases and teach 36.8 per cent of the 1,291.9S3 border. The boy was en route to nocaaaary, will train. clown. Apply at Burger King, and see our moderniacUities. woman, full charge three location and condition. Low family room. Private room, deck, choose decor. $44,- Window shades, Venetian the General Services Office, 41 467 Center Sreet. bookkoaping and typing skill. Plaata raply, Hartford-area rape crisis men in the department how to tourists who traveled to Hona Seattle where he was to catch a Apply in person only children, live in, permanent, 30’s. Paul W. Dougan, Realtor, mortgage available at 9% 900. Fireside Realty, Inc. blinds. Keys. TV for rent. train for Spokane, where his Center Street, Manchester, atating your quallficaflons, to Richard Q. Clark, 643-4535, 646-1021. Realtors, 647-9144. ceiiter of the Capitol Region, help rape victims. Kong during 1973. T hera MERDOMfS country, good pay. 568-1708. wFui only $6,000 down. Why Marlows, 867 Main St. 649-5221. father lives. Connecticut. H O m jM B O N DENTAL Assistant Prasidant, Qraatar Manchaatar Chambar of Chief Hugh J. Masini said She will refer victims to the were 476,091 Japanesfi rent? rea h y Mrs. Anderson said her hus­ Town of Manchester RBTAURIlirr Experienced preferred. Will Commarca, 257 E. Cantor Straat, Manchaatar, B IN D E R Y MAN i MANCHESTER - Duplex 7-6,3- SOUTH WINDSOR - Well kept MILLAR TREE Service, Inc. Friday. center if they want counseling, tourists compared to 230,429! band chanced the border Connecticut 384 Tolland Tpka., I train. Good knowledge of typing j n m M WL Conn. 06040. Experienced. Able to run com­ car w rage, excellent location, PASEK 3-bedroom Ranch with finishM Removal, pruning, lot clearing, Mrs. Wertz and five others and the center will tell rape vic­ or 17.8 per cent from the and business office procedure crossing because "he’s so fond Robert B. Wiss Manclioalar plete bindery. Apply in person, gootf income. Just reduced. R a a N o n M U rec room on lovely large lot 6 4 7 -1 4 1 9 spraying.Fully insured. who are creating the center tims of the police rape unit. United States. required. Write Box “DD” of Doug.” General Manager 15 Newberry Road, Warehouse $36,900. LaPenta Agency, 289-747B 742-6243 with many extras. Assumable Licensed. Free estimates. Manchester Hei^ald. Point. Realtor, 646-2440. mortgage. 528-4906. Phone 633-5345. y PAGE FOURTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn,, Sat.. August 31, 1974 BENJY BY JIM BERRY Rooms tor Ront 52 Apartmanta For Rant 53 Autoa For Sala 61 Autoa For Sala 61 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Sat.. Ai^st 31.J974- PAGE FIFTEEN TOO A P ! ^iOF M ov/I^ M © Ma \/F 0 0 WANTED - Single woman to CHARLES APARTMENTS - A0OUr help share expenses, own You 9^^ IMAWHIUF W -5F East Middle Turnpike, 4 1/2 OUT OUR WAY BY NED COCHRAN OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE FOUfiHOJfZ©, bedroom, kitchen privileges. room townhouse, 11/2 baths, ail BUGS BUNNY DAMPIN'HPRP, Call after 6 p.m., 643-4378. appliances, carpeted, 2 air- ONE aoe j=uDosv, I'm I 0 U F 6 6 . ^UOK^TUoueH' rrS INCWEDIBLE/ F P U ^A ? conditioners, heat, hot water, ouTO’BVwcynrHiN'/ WUSHINO IN TM a UXJO-MOUTHED, OVER- THE IPEA.' EAWE5PROP- TH A T S w h a t rVE B E E N POIW& FOR COMMUNITY looking for storage, 2 garages, sound­ HEK£\M(MPING BEARIN'. OBNOXIOUS/ PIWS ON WXJR S S 7 E R / TK LAST HOUR.' HER BOV FBIENP MAKTriA, MV LOVE, I WASN’T I PONT WANT TO TAKE THE ^ M / CANNED VOU HANG UP TH A T EXPECTING you UNTIL' members, on farm, |110 proofing, washer-dryer hook­ OOP/ deadbeat., AAUST BE ON T H ’ LINE 'CAUSE EVERY s h in e OFF MY VACATI0N50 GOODS... R isrtr.^ PHONE IMMBPIATELV.' TIME 1 PICK IT UP TO MAKE A CALL [ T H A T IS- w E r , a h -v~. ™ n l ^ per person, Coventry, up, fireplace, fenced in patio. SOON, AMOS,' VET'S JUST HAVENT'rtXl THERE'S NOTHIN' BUT SILENCE AN' welcome HOME! a g r e e THAT IT W A S A $280. Charles Ponticelli, 646- NO DIAL TONE.' I AIN'T LISTENIN' GOTANYTHINO ,V£<^a l e a r t h o u a k e , a n d x 0800. 6461540. TO SAY/? TO W HAT S H E'S SAVIN', IT S WHAT d o n 't JUMP HOUSEKEEPING room - All SHE AIM T SAVIN'/ LISTEN WONT CHECK THE BACK PAPERS FOR YOURSELF/ TO ANY utilities included. 272 Main MANCHESTER - Brand new conclusions ! . n r Street. ALL THIS ;n one-bedroom Townhouses. Full YtAH.' I CAN EXPLAIICJ^ FIVE P M S ! IF private basement. Includes I LE F T HIM A GENTLEMAN ONLY - Free heat, appliances, carpeting, MONTH THE WHOLE • - 5 I LI parking, central location, private entrances and patio. O T i WOULD BE A kitchen privileges. References $235 per month. Paul W. Dugan DISASTER AREA! S trv le n ORsrsd 3f Haating-Plumbing 35 Artlelaa lor Sale required. 643-269 after 5 p.m. Realtor, 643-4535 or 646-1021. Building- Contracting 33 41 for appointment. TREE SERVICE (Soucier) e ji MASONRY - All types, TOWNE Plumbing Service, ELECTRIC double oven, BIDWELL Street - Three- Trees cut, trimmed or topped, repairs, fabulous Tappan 400 range, PLEASANT room for bedroom new Duplex, living 1973 9ALAXIE 500 fieldstone, brick, concrete. alterations, vanity gentleman, private bath, MICKEY FINN stumps removed, fully insured. cabinets a specialty. Call to Simmons sofa bed, wool room, fully equipped kitchen, 4 Door. Powor stoorlng, powtr brakw, V-6 onglno. *2995 BY HANK LEONARD Got a tree problem? Well worth Free estimates, after 5 p.m., references required. Call 643- 643-1870 or 644-2975. 8:30 a.m., 6 p'.m to 7 p.m. 649- needlepoint-type rug, Ironrite full carpeting. No children or 1973 MAVERICK a phone call. 742-8252. 4056. ironer, hand crocheted 6930. p^ets. $250 monthly. Arruda 2-Door. V-8 onglno, automaUo transmlMlon, powar MV FATHER BELIEVES ME... THE UNCLE PHIL! WAIT'LL tablecloths and miscellaneous Realty, 644-1539. KSHERIFF BELIEVES ME... WHICH IS NEWTON H. Smith & Sons - NICE quiet room next to bath ataaring. •2795 THE JUDGE SURE you SEE THIS REPORT LIGHT Trucking - Odd jobs, BOTTI Heating and Plumbing - pieces, linen tablecloth and REALLY SOMETHING! BUT HOW cellars and attics cleaned, Remodeling, repairing, ad­ for gentleman. Centrally GAVE ME A BREAK, Prompt, courteous service. Call napkins, blue inverted thumb­ 1972 CRAN TORINO JEFF/ lawns mowed, small tree work. ditions, rec rooms, porches and locate. Call 643-5331. v-8 angina, automatic tranamlaalon, powar ataaring. roofing. No job too small. Call 643-1496. print antique lamp, pressed •2995 >5,A? Free estimates. Phone 643-6000. goblets, plates, movie projec­ 649-3144. LARGE AIRY room, plenty of 1972 TORINO I---- FRANK SCOTELLA Plumbing tor, and miscellaneous items. Station Wagon. V-8 angina, automatic tranamlaalon, ai)?* '^LJST ODD JOBS - Carpentry, pan­ Call 643-53%. closet space. Elderly person VILUGER ■Ulllv?' I______CARPENTRY - Repairs, - Repairs and remodeling. preferred, man or woman. Call power ataaring. *2495 *-»i rii:^El PRONE « household repairs. Phone 649- Phone 643-7024. 1972 ORAN TORINO 6-31 4594. Call Davio Patria, South Wind­ FREEZER, 19 cubic feet, self­ Two-Bedroom townhouses. v-8 angina, automatic tranamlaalon, power ataaring, sor, 644-1796. defrosting, 1125. Twin bed, Fireplace. Wall-to-wall vinyl roof. •2695 CAPTAIN EASY BY CROOKS & LAWRENCE LAWNMOWERS repaired and maple,apl 825, good condition. 644- Apartmanta For Rant 53 carpeting. Two air- 1971 LTD HARDTOP sharpened, pick-up and WES ROBBINS carpicarp en try 177S,“ 644-2 -2306. conditioners, appliances, heat ' you MEAN THAT WRETCH. remodeling specialist, Ad- Flooring 35 2-Door. V-8 angina, automatic tranamlaalon, powar delivered. Call Carpal! now for WE HAVE customers waitin* and hot water. Tiled bath. No ataaring, air conditioning. your spring tuneup. 643-5305. ditions, rec rooms, dormers, TAG SALE - Five families, for the rental of your apartmentpa pets. *2195 built-ins, bathrooms, kitchens, FLOOR Sanding-Refinishing Monday, September 2nd, 10-4, or home. J.D. - - -Real -Estate 1971 TORINO HARDTOP (specializing in older floors) CASH Registers and adding 649-3446. 865 Hartford Turnpike, Vernon. Associates, Inc. 646-1980. Call 649-7620 2-Door. 8-cyllndar angina, autormatio tranamlaalon. *1995 machines. - Sales, service, Ceilings and inside painting supplies. 15 years experience, LEON Cieszynski builder - new John Verfaille, 646-5750, 8ra LOOKING for anything in real 1970 COUNTRY SQUIRE homes custom built, 2222. Wagon. V-8 angina, automattc tranamlaalon, powar PRISCILLA’S POP formerly with NCR. Free Doga-BIrda-Pata estate rental — apartments, ataaring, powar brakaa, air conditioning. BY AL VERMEER remodeled, additions, rec 43 homes, multiple dwellings, no Estimates. C.R.S. Company, *2995 WWAT’S SHE ALWAYS QET^ ....WHEN Coventry, 742-6381. rooms, garages, kitchens fees. Call J.D. Real Estate ROCKVILLE- four rooms, se­ 1970 CHEVROLET W IT H . ^ T H A T LOOK... remodeled, bath tile, cement PEDIGREE apricot toy cond floor, well decorated, HOLLYHOCI NOTHINS- SCHOOL poodles for sale, champion line, Associates, Inc. 646-1980. Caprlca 2-Door. V-8 angina, automatic tranamlaalon, <2 IS A B O U T work. Steps, dormers. Residen­ aplplinaces, one child, no pets, powar ataaring. CUSTOM MADE draperies and call 875-0865, 7-8 p.m. •1895 TO bedspreads, wide selection of tial or commercial. Call 649- □ MISC. FOR SALE MANCHESTER - Newer 3- security, $145. 643-9743. 1970 OLDS CUTLASS OPEN f a b ric s . 4291. bedroom duplex, 1 1/2 baths, Phone 649-1786 BOXER, AKC, male, given free Supreme 2-Door. V-8 angina, automaUc tranamlaalon, anytime. full basement, includes THREE ROOM apartment, fur­ CARPENTRY - Porches, gar­ to good home with children, no nished or unfurnished, quiet, powar ataaring, powar brakaa, air conditioning. •2195 Artlelaa lor Sala 41 apartments. 872-9950. appliances. $270 per month. HEB’S Tree Cutting - lot ages, additions, bathrooms, P.W. Dougan Realtor, 643-4535 convenient location, working kitchens, houses, repairs. Free or 646-1021. „ adults, no pets, children. 643- clearly and landscaping work DARK, RICH loam, 5 yards, PERSIANS - CFF registered, done. Free estimate. Weekdays estimates. Small jobs. Stephen $27.50 plus tax. Also sand, 2880. Your Small Car STEVE CANYON Martin, 646-7295. four red males, three black FORD BY MILTON CAM FF call 872-9771 after 5:30 P.M. stone, gravel, pool and patio females, ready to go in two Headquarters \ Weekends anytime. sand. 643-9504. APARTMEHT LARGE THREE-room apart­ TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY weeks. 646-8227. ment, centrally located, NO,SUMMER, HONEY-' ..IT'S HARD ID -O F COURSE.' BUT MXJ AREN'T BUILT , - I'M LIKE EVEKVDNE GET M3UR MIND TWO HANDYMEN want varie­ Carpentry and general contrac­ ALUMINUM sheets used as RENTAL OFFICE heated, $165 a month. Security -AND 1 SHOULD THAT W A V - SO TELL ME PUREBRED German STEVE, I THINK I'M ELSE WHO HUKI5 SOME­ OFF THE SORE STAY BUSY WITH HOW FAR ALONG IS YOUR ty of jobs, hedges, evergreens, ting. Residential and commer­ printing plates, .007 thick, We have § large variety of deposit and lease required. 6 ^ BUGGING YOU WITH shorthaired pointer pups, your WHERE. ROUTINE THINGS PASSPORT RESEARCH ? . cial. Whether it be a small deluxe one and two-bedroom 1316. \iS. and trimming. Attics, cellars 23x32” . 25 cents each or 5 for $1. choice $50. 742-9168. d 1174 ffy MEA, Inc. TM. Rn PR. 0«. l^3Hi!dslSi. : HEARSTDNE KICK! cleaned. Reasonable rates. 643- repair job, a custom built home Phone 643-2711. apartments and townhouses MANCHESTER - Four rooms, liLLON FORD THE BORN LOSER 5305. or anything in between, call 646- BY ART SANSOM SHETLAND SHEEP dog pup­ throughout Manchester. Ren­ 319 Main SL. Manchestar 643-2145 1379. NEWSPRINT end rolls. 25 tal office open daily from 9-5, air-conditioned, appliances, pies, flashy, tri and sables, heat, hot water, garage, adults, WINDOW CLEANING - Will cents each. Inquire side door. V i BAMEnHOME champion sired, 8 weeks, shots, other times by appointment. $200. Available im m ^iately. UM...AMT wash your office, house and fac­ Manchester Evening Herald. wormed, raised on love at Pride V/ 649-7544, 649-6985. Apartmanta For Rent 53 tory windows. Special discount IMPROVEMENT CO. ‘n Joy. 684-4666. 1970 MGB, good condition, new (e C M o T O , prices for August. Work WE BUY and sell used fur­ DMUTO ENTENPRISES, Ha Michelin tires, good gas guaranteed. Our men are Bams • Shads • Patio Cowirt niture. Cash on the line. One 2454 Nm Strtt Hi, MincliKtar THREE ROOMS with bath - MANCHESTER - 22 Hudson Additions • Rse Rooms LONG-HAIRED kittens, one Centrally located, refrigerator, Street, 4 1/2 room apartment, mileage. Asking $22% or best bonded and insured. Call 649- piece or an entire housefull. S4I-1021 offer. Phone 643-98%. anytime. 5334. Kttchsns • Roofing female Calico, one male black stove, kitchen table, hot water. second floor, adults preferred. 646-6432. Furniture Barn, 345 and gray strip ^ . Free. Call 742- Aluminum Shlng Main Street Rear, behind _ for one car. Adults on- Call after 4. 649-2051. VMORK.? 5081. 643-8680. 1969 AMBASSADOR 9- DO-ALL GUYS. Lawns, tree Working with old Bom Boordi ind Douglas Motor Sales. MANCHESTER - Deluxe 2- •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• passenger wagon - Very good work, clean-ups, raking, H ind Mown Boomt A SpocloHf bedroom Townhouse, full condition, trailer hitch, air- plowing, appliances moved, OLD ENGLISH sheep dog - 15 THREE-BEDROOM deluxe Homaa tor Rant 54 CLEAN USED refrigerators, months old, AKC registered, private basement, includes conditioned, fully equipped. painting. Reasonable. 289-7019, Rogor Barrott 649-0822 ranges, automatic washers, apartment, cartr p e tin g , good with children. Call 6 ^ neat, appliances and carpeting. RENT $300 - Sale $34,900. 816 $995 or best offer. 649^7963. 528-8649. with guarantees. B. D. Pearl’s I per appliances, air-conditioning, STEPS sidewalks, stone walls, 1292. $250 per month. P.W. D^ugan, Center Street. Vacant, 6-room, Appliances, 649 Main St, 643- Realtor, 643-4535 or 646-102! swimming pool. $250 plus THE FLINTSTONES BY IIANA-BARBERA COVENTRY counseling center fireplaces, flagstone terraces, 2171 utilities. Rolwrt D. Murdock,rdoc garage, breezeway, rec base­ 1971 CADILLAC Coupe de Ville — individual and family concrete repairs, inside and GERMAN short-hair Pointer, 4 Realtor, 643-2692. ment, in-ground pool. Married - Immaculate condition, low outside. Reasonably priced. months, house broken, with PLEASANT Six-room flat - adults. 64^3635. mileage, good tires. For the counseling information and ap­ SCREENED loam, gravel, Garage, carpeting, central, OH, DIMO. XDUR pointments. 742-5091. 643-0851. papers. $75. Call 875-9343, keep DELUXE ONE - bedroom man who has always wanted a ALLEY OOP BY V.T. HAMLIN KISSES MAKE ME processed gravel, sand, stone, trying. adult family unit preferred. No Cadillac, this is it! Call 649- and fill. (Jeorge H. Griffing, apartment, air-conditioning, CONVENIENTLY LOCATED - ^FEEL USHT-HEADED children, no pets. 649-5051, 643- well maintained 6-room house, 7120. WEDDING Invitations - ANY TYPE Carpentry and Inc., 742-7886. 6733. carpeting, appliances, storage THERE ARE R3UR BUYS ^...AN'WHEN HETTOTS A R E YOU IG O r CLOSE ORVILLE, rr LOOKS AND PIZZ'/. 16 Jingling Friday, Saturday and Monday, master ’TV antenna, storage Original owner. 643-2880. FOR TODAY. ballads 9 Chinese secret 25 Son of Jacob 41 Ship’s men (pi.) decorating. Interior painting. ROOFING - Installation and Labor Day, FOUR-ROOM apartment, full By CLAY R, POLLAN- 42 Ilahan city anytime. Angel Street, and laundry facilities in base­ IB, a r i i s LlIRA 18 Wagner’s “— society (Bib.) Paper hanging. New Ceilings. repairs, gutters, storm win­ size kitchen, self-cleaning TWO Boys’ 27” 3-speed J K Your Doily Activity Guide M 43 Ship’s mast Manchester. ment. Total electric. No pets. W HAk. 21 sen. 22 ana Isolde" 10 Jason s boat 26 Sultanic decree Remodeling. Exterior painting. dows, doors. Experienced •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• stove, 2-door refrigerator, AUTO INSURANCE - Compare bicycles, $45 each. One 3 1/2 hp According to Iht Slari. ’ (myth.) 27 Conic sections 44 Mountain pool USED ladies wedding band and For appointment please call OCT. 22 ^ L W 20 Mass of metal Gutters and leaders. Carpentry. quality workmanship. Fully in­ spacious cabinets and closets, our low rates. Young drivers mini bike, $40. One small boy’s To develop message for Sunday, 21 Female deer 11 “Let the — of (geom.) 46 King of Judah diamond ring attached, $20. Antiquaa 46 VA 1-13-26-38 7-19-24-37/^ 872-0528 Monday through heat, hot water included, fully welcome. For quotation call bicycle, $10. 643-93%. reod words corresponding to numbers 22 Groundless the world go 28 .'reposition (Bib.) Fully insured. For estimate call sured. Free estimates. Call 646-3469. /50-61-82-88 48-59-71 47 Hawaiian bird 649-%58. Reasonable prices. Rick Friday 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. tiled bath, cross ventilation, Rod Dolin, 646-60%. of your Zodioc birth sign. 24 Winged by’’ 29 Hardy heroine WANTED Antique furniture, y / TAURUS SCORPIO 26 Arrow poison 17 “— Night" 31 Indolent 48 Glut air-conditioning, basement 1971 HONDA Z50, great condi­ AM. 20 1 K « e p 31 Religious 61 D r o w n glass, pewter, oil paintings, or OCT. 27PUce 19 Painful spots 33 Dinner course 50 Light blow ...... ELECTRIC RANGES, one $10. FOR SALE - 1968 Chevrolet tion, very low mileage. $125. 2 S ^ w 3 2 S e rio u s 6 2 O f 22 ( PAINTING - Save 30 - 60%. other antique items. R. MODERN 3-room apartment - storage, laundry facilities, good I MAT 20 30 Celestial body one $15. Apply 72 School Street, Bel-air 4-door sedan. Good con­ Call 649-9077 after 5:30.p.m. 3 E x p o n d 33 Friendly 6 3 P a y NOT. 21' r " r - 4 ft ft“ r “ B r* W TT Five years experience. Heating-Plumbing 35 Carpeting, appliances, parking, location, on bus line, $215 in­ |> ,1 1-21-32-43 3 4 Y o u 'r e 32 Demented Manchester. Harrison, 643-8709. dition, reasonable, $475. Call 4 R e la x 6 4 F o v o re d 3-20-30-411 storage. Lease and Security 5 V i i i t 3 5 T o w a rd 6 5 C o n 34 Zoroastrian Excellent references. Pete, 742- cluding garage. Lease, security |y>46.68-81-y0 155-72-84-891 iT“ 3 14 643-8601. HONDA, SL125,1973, trail bike, 6 O p p o r t u n it y 3 6 D o n 't 6 6 P ro v e sacred books 6117 (toll free) 5-10 p.m. LYNN’S PLUMBING - Wanted to Buy 48 required. 649-7289 after 5. deposit. No pets. 643-4884. GEMINI TAG SALE - August 31st, BUZZ SAWYER 7 L o o k 3 7 W r o n g 6 7 S o m e o n e SAGITTARIUS Repairs, remodeling, new con­ low mileage, excellent condi­ BY ROY CRANE mat 21 35 Begins 16 7 September 1st, l5615------Birch---- 1%9 FORD LTD Wagon - $7%. tion. Call 568-7111. 8 P o t ie n c t 3 8 T h e 6 8 L e ss o n s NOT. 38 Secreted B. H. MAGOWAN, Jr. & Sons - struction. Water pumps. Street, Baby items, children’s WANTED - Wicker furniture, m e 20 9 Y o u r 39 Especiolly 6 9 E ld e rs 37 The same 18 ft 26 Call 647-9137. THINK OF IT, CLARA WHERE 10 Attcndonce 4 0 Is 7 0 N o w Dec. Interior and exterior painting. French spoken also. 8’)> 7 ^ . any kind. Phone 872-%30. 'iNOEBO NOT' YOU'RE^ ,10-1631-42 41 E x p lo re (Latin) clothes and miscellaneous 1971 CU50 HONDA - $475 or BELLE/YOU FOUND ] 1 T o k e 71 A d v ic e 2-12-23-35^ Also paperhanging. (Jail 643- W e Feature Q uality SHALL TAKING IT TO THE 'J1-64-70 42 Services 39 Asian nation 21 22 23 items. 1968 GTO, 4-speed, U 1 2 L o v in g 7 2 F ie ld s 47-58-69 7361. tri-power, best offer. Call 643-9994, ask for AAV GREAT, GREAT 13 Y o u r 4 3 L o o k 7 3 0 1 40 Metrical SEWERLINES, sink lines, Uocouto 17 yoon o/ Omuung ond iWMWguif apmrlmomt , HIDE IT B A N K , a u n t MINNIE, CANCER 24 28 27 28 29 cieaned with electric cutters, $200; 1967 MercuryMet Wat Wagon, Don. GRANDPA FRILLY'S \ THIS 14 K e y 4 4 W il l 7 4 G o o d CAPRICORN composition 1 hot tmogkl Bj who! rotify milton, i m e 21 45 Beoutiful 7 5 PRE(JISION machinist tools - $1%. No keys. Repossessions, HIDPEN TREASURE. 1 5 In o ic o t e d Im m e d io te Dec.:. 22 ^ 41 Taxi PETER BELLIVEAU - Pain­ by professionals. McKinney Aoollmhlt Immodlololyi omo omd Imo hodroom ! TIME? 22 16 A n d 4 6 A t 76 Dividends ST JM 22 Most in like-new condition, ^ s t Savings Bank o f, Manchester, npart- ilJULT JAN.N. IP 42 — Park, ting, wallpapering, spray/brush Bros. Sewer Disposal Com­ l^fmho^ftot, Ineludtt kool, atr tondMoiior, dlthonuhon 17 H e lp in g 47 Children 77 Tomorrow Colorado offer. Call 649-7719 anytime. □ RENTALS 646-17%. 9-17-28-40 18 A t 46 GuidorKe 7 8 V o lu e 4-16-27-381/r 34~ 38 painting. Fair prices, fully in­ pany, 643-5308. teott Of tooU eorpth UidMduol hotomoM, jiriiwto poUo.'. MoffmW a HHomaa t U 45 Forgives )S2-S7-67 1 9 O u t 4 9 O n ly 7 9 0 1 45-56-8685^ sured, experienced and depen­ 2 0 Y o u r SO G e t 8 0 In 49 Leisure 36 38 3ft ELECTROLUX vacuum LEO AQUARIUS W6 PAY $10 for complete junk MOBILE HOME, 12x55, three 21 A S I Is 81 O f moments T i dable. 643-1671. NO JOB too small, toilet cleaner, excellent condition, all Room t tor Rent 52 repairs, plugged drains, kitchen cars. Call Joey, Tolland Aiuto rooms and bath plus two added 2 2 T o d o y 5 2 N e e d e d 6 2 in to JAN. 20 51 Meadow |41 attachments, $59.86, Kirby up­ u m m i a End of Congreu St., off W , Middle Tpke., Body, 528-19%. rooms. Call mornings, 647-9343. AUG. 22 23 Attiludt 5 3 T h o s e 83 Opposite eeti II _F SUNSHINE Painters and faucets replaced, repaired, rec 2 4 F o r 5 4 A d v ic e 84 Especially 52 Biblical weed 48 i r 48 right. vacuum cleaner, $69.50, THOMPSON HOUSE, fur­ APARK Mtncheitcr. , _ ^ 42 43 44 54-65-66 55 Scientific 622-44-63/^ Paperers - Interior and exterior rooms, bathroom remodeling, good condition. Repairs on all nished rooms, centrally 2 5 1 1 8 5 L if e 53 In a line painting. Free estimates. heat modernization, etc. Free LyiLLABE by R.F. Damato 1%9 PLYMOUTH Fury III, 318 EAST WINDSOR location, ®73-;'7675-78 2 6 T e m p e r 5 6 T h in g s 8 6 It 74-76-77 48 so ftl Brands. Free pick-up and located. Kitchen privileges. engine, factory air, power mobile home, 12x55’, 4 rooms VIRGO 2 7 E n jo y 5 7 B y 8 7 SeK PISCES 54 Social insect Satisfaction guaranteed. Call estimates gladly given. M & M * Cali PAUL DOUOAN, REALTOR, at 646.1031, 8 8 Q u a r r e l delivery. Call 742-8578 or 875- Parking. Reasonable rates. brakes - steering, excellent con­ 2 6 H o n d 5 8 A n d 55 Sea eagles S" S3 ft4 649-15%. Of 64M535 after 8:00 pan. and bath, 12x14’ enclosed porch. 2 9 P e o p le 5 9 A n d 89 Electronics Plumbing & Heating, 649-2871. 8298. Phone 649-235i. 56 Sties dition, $1,0%. 649-0%7. Not in trailer park. 6^9514. m " . 30 Thinking 6 0 A w a r e 9 0 H ist o r y HAR. 2 0 < ^ 5T tft ft) 57 Observe - il A 6-15-25-34 (^ A d v e rse Neutral 5-14-29-39^ /49-60-79-86 5362-86871 (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN I PAGE SIXTEEN — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Sat., August 31, 1974 Fire in Rockville House 725 E. Middle Turnpike WMIS0S.RI(0TUH. t RJR. h I PJL RM. TSRU UT. Cliurllon Sperry Jr. Doused Quickly by Firemen FIRE CALLS < R-M. to 10 PJi. Charlton Sperry Jr., 21, of 11 Franklin St. died Friday night TOLLAND COUNTY “Now 3 Him A fire that “could have been a With the use of the ladder roof, smoke and water damage Supormarfctls To at Hartford Hospital. Friday, 4:32 p.m. —structure ba'd one” was doused by truck, they began pumping upstairs and minor water i Sam You lottarr Mr. Sperry was born July 26, fire at 77 High St. (Rockville Rockville volunteer firemen water on the fire which had damage downstairs. Rain was* 1953 in Manchester and had Fire Department with Tolland within 10 minutes of the call at broken through the roof. coming into the house through Supormarlii^ts S'* A n m Ttm mgM Tr UmN OmuMK lived here ail his life. He was a and Vernon on standby) 4:,32 p.m. Friday to 77 High St., A second pumper was con­ the hole and was making con­ 1972 graduate of Manchester Friday, 7:19 p.m. —car fire at according to Chief Donald nected to another hydrant and it tact with wires so the power High Schooi and had been Main St. and Rt. 83 in Talcott- Maguda of the Rockville Fire was connected to the first was kept off and the family employed as a machine ville. (Vernon Fire Depart­ Department. pumper to increase water spent the night with relatives. operator at the American Tool "It was a very good stop by ment) and Machine Co., Windsor. pressure, Maguda said. TTie other portion of the house OPEN the boys," Maguda said this The firemen put plastic Saturday, 8:10 a.m. -g a s Survivors are his mother, was unoccupied at the time of morning as he explained the sheets over downstairs fur­ the fire. washdown after auto accident Mrs. Phyllis Modean Graham, fire. The fire began in the on Reservoir Rd. (Vernon Fire LABOR DAY LABOR niture to protect it from water and stepfather, John F. A fourth Rockville truck was storage space between a and smoke. They also began Department) Graham, of Warehouse Point; kept on standby.One truck each second-story bedroom and the blowing out the upstairs smoke DAY his materal grandfather, from the Vernon and Tolland roof of the two-family, two- as soon as possible to minimize Harold 0. Modean of Fire Departments came to the Smith Asks story older frame house from smoke damage. Manchester; and two sisters, Prospect St. and Nye St. station COUPON SAVINGS AM-6 PM as yet undetermined causes, When the fire near the roof Mrs. Sheryl Boileau of houses for standby. Meskill Probe Maguda sid. A family of the seemed under control, they con­ “The houses in that area are Manchester and Mrs. Donna surname LaPlant was living in " “ “ COUPOM— — — Daigo of Hartford. ducted a careful search for fire pretty close together and old,” Lease Plans the portion of the house where that might break out later in the With This Coupon & $7.50 Purchase Funeral services are Monday Maguda said, explaining the HARTFORD (UPI) - A state the fire began. older home. Within 40 minutes at 10:30 a.m. at Holmes standby measures. senator has asked Gov. Tihomas About 25 men of the 50-man of the call, they began to clean Funeral Home, 400 Main St. There were no injuries to J. Meskill to recognize charges volunteer department arrived up and leave. The Rev. C. Henry Anderson, residents or firemen, he noted. surrounding the state's leasing at the scene. They hooked up a The house had a hole in the co-pastor of Emanuel Lutheran pumper truck to a hydrant. practices and start in­ Church, will officiate. Burial vestigating them. will be in East Cemetery. Sen. Wilber G. Smith, D- Friends may call at the Hartford, referred Friday to LAND 0’ LAKES or ANY 1 LB. BUTTER funeral home Sunday from 2 to reports that Motor Vehicles Good Monday,'Sopt. 2 Only 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Commissioner Edward J. Limit Ono Par Customor Kozlowski, when deputy public .CLIP N' SAVE. works commissioner, had used Member o Mrs. Winifred B. Slade POLICE REPORT “pressure tactics” to get at least one lease contract ap­ -"—--COUPON-—-— Mrs. Winifred B. Slade of With This Coupon-& $7.50 Purchase proved with a private in­ K O P n .E Yeoville, England, died Friday MANCHESTER dividual. in Yeovil. She was the mother Miguel Mollet, 16, of 78 Oak a Circuit Court 12 warrant “bad fortune” will fall on them. “I urge you to launch your of Norman S. Slade of 101 E. St. was arrested Friday at 2:30 charging her with issuing a bad Police are investigating. own investigation of the state’s Middle Tpke. and widow of p.m. when he surrendered check to the K-Mart store on • A “peeping Tom” has been leasing practices — an in­ William H. Slade. himself at police headquarters Spencer St. recently. She was reported on Oak St. by vestigation using all the con­ Prehisi She is also survived by to a Circuit Court 12 warrant released on her written promise residents. He is described as six siderable powers of your office another son, six grandchildren charging him with third-degree to appear in court Sept. 23. feet, two inches tall, flat hair — and independent of the probe ANY DOZEN STRICTLY FRESH GRADE A EGGS and two great-grandchildren. burglary. already under way by the parted in the middle, wearing a Good Monday, Sept. 2 Only The funeral and burial will be The arrest stems from an in­ Norman V. Langelier, 18, of blue denim jacket and possibly legislature,” Smith said. “This Limit One Par Cuatomor in Yeovil. vestigation of a break into a 50 Hyde St. drove a car off the driving a new van. could be a final chance to S a tu i Beacon Hill apartment off W. side of Bush Hill Rd. by Bell St. • Three bikes were reported redeem, at least partially, your and struck a tree at 12:05 a.m. iCLIP N' SAVE.I K ick -of David J. MacGillivray Middle Tpke. recently. Mollet stolen and one found Friday. record as governor—a record was released on a |1,000 non­ Friday. which has been marred by David J. MacGillivray, 81, of VERNON dren’s 1 surety bond for court Sept. 16. He was taken to Manchester ■"■""■COUPON"""” 32 Jordt St. died Friday night at Arrests reported by Vernon secrecy and patronage w ill beg Memorial Hospital where he police today include: excesses,” Smith told Meskill, With This Coupon & $7.50 Purchase Manchester Memorial was treated for lacerations to In th Hospital. Other arrests reported today • Michael W. Wong, 18, of a Republican not seeking re- include: his lower lip and chin and dis­ Snipsic Lake Rd., E llin ^ n was election, in a letter. line-up, Mr. MacGillivray was born charged. There were no March 21, 1893 in Inverness, • Gladys “Lisa” Rodriquez, arrested Friday at 7:20 p.m. works VI 26, of 60 Congress St. was arrests. The car was removed and charged with reckless dr- MCC Extension Scotland, and had lived in by wrecker. about pr, Manchester for the past 14 arrested today at 1:20 a.m. and ving after investigation of a Adds Two Courses charged with breach of peace in report by a Vernon deputy fire new sho3 years. Before his retirement 16 Other reports included: Courses in modern dance and years ago, he was employed as connection with a domestic dis­ chief that he was forced off the ANY 5 LB. BAG SUGAR pute. Court is Sept. 16. • Someone broke three win­ sign painting will be two new Good Monday, SapL 2 Only or a mis an electrical engineer by the road by Wong while responding • Dwight U. Southwick, 18, of dows of the Martin School with courses to be offered by the fine Limit Ona Par Cuatomar cartoons Manufacturers Trust Co., to a fire call, police said. Wong West Willington was arrested at BBs today about 3 a.m. arts department of Manchester Brooklyn, N.Y. posted a $200 non-surety bond — n-m -aCLIP N' SAVE— .-m -m three ne 3:15 p.m. Friday and charged Neighbors called in the police for court Sept. 17. Community College Extension He was a life member of St. but the shooter was gone when Division. more pr Mungo's Lodge of Masons of with fourth-degree larceny • Jeffrey M. Daigle, 17, of 65 after a theft at Ray’s Army and they arrived. Earlier, at 10 p.m. Irene Dr., Vernon and William Classes begin Wednesday, ■ " "COUPON^ ■ ■ ■ ■ ship, m< Glasgow, Scotland, and also Friday, police found a window and registration is Tuesday, belonged to Manchester Senibr Navy store at 805 Main St. W. Chamberland, 20, of 4 Ban­ With This Coupon A $7.50 Purchase entertai Southwick posted a $100 non­ broken at the rear of the Martn croft Rd., Rockville were Wednesday and Thursday from Citizens, Connecticut Northeast School but no entry was ap­ 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. and Friday Chapter of the American surety bond for court Sept. 16. arrested at 8:05 p.m. Friday • Robert D. Thresher, 50, of parently made. and charged with failure to from 9 to 6. Registration is at Association of Retired Persons, • Lucius Dowdell of Hartford the Main Campus on Bidwell St. and the Brooklyn (N.Y.) Trust 689 Main St. was arrested obey stop signs. The arrests Friday on a Circuit Court 12 reported his 1973 Ford Gran followed complaints of traffic Modern dance will be held There Men’s Club. Torino, green with black roof, Mondays and Wednesdays from During his years in Scotland, warrant charging him with violations on Center Rd. Court N ew s P] issuing a bad check. He posted stolen from where he parked it 8 to 9:15 p.m. at Footprints he played soccer and continued is Sept. 17. a $20 cash bond for court Sept. Friday between 10:30 and 10:45 Gallery and Dance Studio, 466 ANY T LB. CAN COFFEE 12 featu his interest in the game while in • Mark Siedlik, 16, of 14 Good Monday, SapL 2 Only 16. p.m. on Imperial Dr. Dowdell Main St. The instructor is Ms. Manchester. Windemere Ave., Rockville Limit Ona Par Cuatomar There • Marion W. Foss, 24, of East had just bought the car. was arrested at 11:24 p.m. Katie Sakol. Survivors are a daughter, • About three quarters of a Sign painting will be Mondays cia ls ir Mrs. Thomas E. Murphy of Hartford was arrested Friday Friday and charged with failure tank of gas was stolen to keep right on a curve after a and W^nesdays, 7 to 9 p.m,, at I ».-m m a.m .CLIP W S A V E ...... # A bout?’ Manchester; a grandson, David sometime Thursday night from the Hartford Rd. building. Murphy, serving with the Navy Road Funds one-car accident on Discovery features the car of Donna Eason of 130A Rd. Siedlik struck a tree there. Instructor will be Gary in San Diego, Calif.; and two Highland St. Gustamachio. — — c o u p d f r ' such su HARTFORD (UPI) - The There were no injuries but the With This Coupon A $7.50 Purchase great-grandchildren. state Department of 'Transpor­ • The gas tank of the car of Both courses are full college and Cor Funeral services are Tuesday car was badly damaged, police tation says federal funding has R ich ard B ialeck of 130B said. Court is Sept. 17. credit courses and no previous CBS at the Holmes Funeral Home, been allocated for the widening Highland St. was also raided experience is required. 400 Main St., at a time to be an­ of Interstate-91 north of Hart­ Thursday night. gram s t nounced. Burial will be in Zion ford to Route 75 in Windsor. The • Police report a chain letter The t Hill Cemetery, Hartford. department will review all found circulating in Cycle Club Barred are: Friends may call at the transportation plans to insure a Manchester. If the receiver 30^ OFF funeral home Sunday and Mon­ coordinated system before con­ does not continue the chain. 11 LB. PKG. SWEETLIFE BACON “Th day from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. struction is begun, a spokesman From Beach Festival Good Monday, Sopt. 2 Only Popco] said Friday. II Limit Ono Par Customor * The owner of the Clear Water police to check motocyclists, I of the Beach Club on the Ellington- especially in groups, to bar «...CLIP N’ SA V E...__u...l sta rs Stafford town line has been them from the club grounds if Allen Spurned Suitor Kills Self ordered by the circuit court not they are members of the NSKK COUPOH— — to permit members of a motor­ Motorcycle Club, which is spon­ With This Coupon A $7.50 Purchase “Th cycle organization to attend a soring the event. zle Di After Shooting Girl Friend Labor Day weekend festival at be mi the club. The club has distributed Circuit Court Judge Philip MIAMI (UPI) — The note in Terry’s invitation for lunch. He died almost instantly. flyers advertising the festival, and S( Dwyer in the 12th circuit court James Terry’s wallet was ad­ As she drove out of the un­ A deliveryman who declined and, according to the club presi­ at Manchester issued the order dressed only “to whom it may derground parking area with an to identify himself said he saw dent, has already spent about “Shaz in response to an injunction concern” and read simply, "It unidentified woman passenger, no weapons when he spotted $2,450 which can not be you n g b( request by the two towns. Of­ i1 LB. PKG. RATH SAUSAGE ROLU hurts too much. I’m sorry.” Terry stepped out of a hiding Terry in the parking area refunded. ficials of the towns said they Good Monday, SapL 2 Only th e m igl Terry, 35, died in a pool of place behind some nearby before the incident. feared that sanitary and health Limit Ona Par Cuatomar The ai blood from a double-barreled bushes, stuck the shotgun “He must have laid that gun problems would be created if shotgun wound in the head through the window next to in an alcove,” he said. But as iCLIP N’ SAVE.. “V alle large numbers attended the Friday after he ambushed the Miss Murphy’s face and fired. the deliveryman left the lot he COSMETICS festival. WE CARRY AU about a girl friend who spurned his The car jerked forward as its heard the blast. The court decided that James THE TOP LINES! backint( affections and shot her in the driver slumped in the seat, and “ I knew it was a shotgun.” he I r" " " " " " “coupoir"""“ “"“-i Conway, owner of the club, I with ThI* Coupon t STM Purchasi 8 9 ' | face in front of a downtown of­ crashed into a railing at the end said. “P arti fice building. of the building garage. could conduct his business over ARTHUR DRUG WITH I the weekend, but ordered state w ill fea t Rose Murphy, 35, whom The deliveryman ran to aid tainm en Terry had just asked for a date Police said Terry then walked the injured woman, then heard COUPON I one last time, was rushed to calmly to the car’s passenger, the second blast and saw Terry future. Jackson Memorial Hospital who was uninjured, assured her slump to the garage floor. “U.S. Other witnesses said they had 35 where she was reported in she would not be harmed, and * OFF fam ous / serious condition. She was shot went to the rear of the car, seen Terry in the lot and he IV 2 G aiiloii Sealtest ICE CREAMCR j in the neck and jaw. where he put the shotgun to his appeared to be looking for I Chocolata, Vanilla, Monday, Sapt. 2 Only tim e the The shooting in the Rivergate head and pulled the trigger. someone. unson’s I Strawbarry or Noopolltan ***' Cuatomar I history. Plaza office building parking iCLIP N' SAVE., I lot apparently was touched off when Miss Murphy turned down NOTICE Candy Kitchen "COUPON"' I With This Coupon and $7.50 Purchase I Where QiiaUty Candy Is Made Fresh Dally Choose From Over 200 Varieties Gas Merger OPEN ! ^ WITH COUPON TRY OUR POPULAR 59 I To Reduce Rate Hikes ALL DAY PEANUT BUTTER KISSES 10 LB. BAR POTATOES A tender molasses taffy tilled with creamy Good Monday, Sopt. 2 Only peanut butter. An old fashioned favorite. Try Limit Ono Par Customor some soon. HARTFORD (UPI) - SUNDAY ..C LIP N’ SAVE.. Connecticut Natural Gas Co. President Robert H. Willis says '• s'' ’’ > the merger of CNG with 'c o u p o ir ' Greenwich Gas Co. will reduce the amount of future rate in­ 9 A.M. - 8 P.M. creases! CNG is approaching its goal r* i100 EXTRA ^STAlfpS** of controlling all Connecticut gas distribution facilities, and NORTHWAY PHARMACY the company plans to make a With This Coupon and $7.50 Purchase merger offer to Southern 230 N. MAIN STREET MANCHESTER Connecticut Gas Co. and try to ROUTE S, lOLTON — TEl. MM332 Good Monday, Sopt. 2 Only buy the gas faciiities OPES 0/ULT « d SOSORT TH 0:00 PJS. Limit Ono Par Cuatomor of TEL. 6 4 6 -4 5 1 0 Northeast Utilities. OPES U lO R M l OiOO kKL ■ O JM P .S .___ .CLIP N’ SAVE. \-

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______By BETTY DEBNAM Prehistoric Times! Pro^Social Messages!

Saturday, SeptemberWhat 7 is You’ll on Kids’ TV Kick-off Saturday for chil­ dren’s TV. All three networks will begin the new fall season. In the Saturday morning line-up, each of the three net­ works will carry a new show about prehistoric times. Of the 14 new shows, six will be live action or a mixture of live action and cartoons. Executives from all three networks say there will be more pro-social, or good citizen­ ship, messages mixed with the entertainment.

There will be more “ In The News Programs.” There will be 12 features every weekend. There will be six news spe­ cials in the “ What’s It All About?” series. These are news features that take a look at such subjects as impeachment and Congress. GO IS a show that is returning to NBC this fall. This new type of program uses a mobile camera CBS will air six new pro­ to bring viewers a variety of “first person” experiences. In one program, the “ GO” cameras will grams this season. to film an old shipwreck. Other shows include live action stories about football, The three live action series oailooning, the Bicentennial and skiing. are: NBC will have three new “The Chopper Bunch” is a car­ “The Harlem Globetrotters’ shows. toon about motorcycles and a car Popcorn Machine” will feature 11 “ Run Joe Run” is a live action named “Wheelie.” of the Globetrotters’ basketball show about a runaway dog. NBC will also show short con­ stars and superstar Rodnev “Land of the Lost” is a live ac­ sumer education features during Allen Rippy. tion fantasy about a ranger and the Saturday morning programs. “The Hudson Brothers’ Raz- his family who wander into a zle Dazzle Comedy Show” will prehistoric world and have to be music mixed with comedy struggle for survival.______and some animation. “ Shazam” will be about a young boy who can change into program, “Gilligan’s Island.” the mighty Captain Marvel. ABC “ Devlin” is about a young The animated shows are: motorcycle stunt rider who tries “Valley of the Dinosaurs” This year, the three minute to support his orphaned brother about a family of today, thrust “ School House Rock” series will and sister. back into the time of dinosaurs. also include history. “These Are the Days” is about “Partridge Family, 2200 AD” ABC will air five new series: the life of an American family in will feature the famous enter­ “ Krog, 70,000 B.C.!” is a live ac­ the early 1900’s. tainment family living in the tion show presenting the strug­ future. “ Rung Phooey” is just for fun gles of a family thousands of and is about a janitor in a police “ U.S. of Archie” stars the years ago. station. famous Archie characters. This The new animated shows are: The award winning “After time they will take a look at “The New Adventures of Gil- School Special” series will be ex­ history. ligan” is based on the live action panded from 12 to 14 shows. Back to School Puzzle-le-do TM Action for Children’s Television Super Sport; Ralph Garr _ r M ini M aze Kalph Garr is a baseball By the time a child player who doesn’t seem to finishes high school, do anything right at the he has spent 11,000 plate—but get base hits. hours in the class­ His swing is not stylish, nor room and 15,000 t h e kind that Little hours watching TV. ACROSS Leaguers should copy. 1. The person The average child who is in chargre Sometimes he swings at of a school. sees more than bad balls. But still, he gets 2. You use it to 25,000 commercials stick thingrs together. base hits. 3. _They help you learn. a year! In his first three seasons Most classes are held in a ______with the Atlanta Brave^, 5. What you do in school. ANSWER BLOCK Garr had batting averages DOWN DEBNAM ujBOi *g of .343, .325, and .299. ______6. What you write on. looqos '6 uiooj y 7. Drawing and painting. s^ean ’g sjoqsBe;^ 'g This year, he got off to a tremendous 8. Teachers give them to see ^SBd 'Z 1 IJ what you have learned. jadBd '9 [Bdiouud start. He is a good hunter and has excellent 9. Where students go. NMOa SSOHOV speed. Which road should the director take to the TV station! Hurry, the P e g g y Charren is the show must go on. President of ACT

Six years ago, a group of women from ( ^ ) Mini Jokes Newton, Massachusetts met and formed Mini Do: Tin Can Art a s ACT, or Action for Children’s Television. What You’ll Need; Today, the group has thousands of mem­ \a1\\oV ^oall need* M a v e • an aluminum can pQcK of refnaecafer bvscai-Vs. bers. V lb a V Ysx\6^ • a pair of tin snips The purpose of the group is to persuade bugs d \d l e v e r • scissors • ^ sVced cWse 7 been ^ • VQ'rrriesQn cneese •oraqQno the networks and advertisers to give good b oick • a piece of 7 in. x 9 in. wood quality programs for children of different 'V'co'WN d h e wooxv * \uo befece.^ • hammer and nail • TomocVo ,OQ3fe • bacon s\\ces ages and to encourage research into the • thumb tacks Vlhof io db'. field of children’s television. What to do: I Flaxen n\ouv Wscuv+s. Canada no longer allows commercials on • Using the tin snips, snip 2. Wd cVieese, cu+ -Vo -9\-V« children’s television. ACT would like to see f l aon T off the top of an aluminum 3 . W a -teQs^oor. of +ot»vik> paste that happen in this country. can. Due mainly to the efforts of ACT, you will t e • Once you have gotten the cut ^ £QC\\ bvscuvt. Add o- p t^ e be watching fewer commercials during started, you can switch to the regu­ children’s shows. The number of commer­ “Vv'nne d\dii lar scissors. Cut down the seams / cial minutes in one hour has been cut from N (o u ^ b and cut off the bottom. P\22as unV\\ f a s . 16 to 12 minutes. This is still more than u p - ' • Flatten your tin can and thumb •e. cbeeee \re\-V?,'. prime time viewers watch at night, since tack it to a piece of wood. opv\nV^\e. ow Ab''ame^QTN cneeae.- they see from 8 to 10 minutes of commer­ • Using a nail, hammer out a cials per hour. desigrn. I I'l DEBNAM

Television Review: ZOOM V ibose Vtouse is 4 h i s l Saturday TV Schedule Alphd ABC CBS NBC i S e ^berV conVCnent , th e 8:00 Yogi & His Friends Speed Buggy Addams Family 8:30 Bugs Bunny Scooby Doo, Where Chopper Bunch ‘5>'w\aWes+? dovvin t h e Are You? Emergency +4 tx'csV \et\ev eacV\ b\a<\K lU 9:00 Kung Phooey Jeannie 9:30 The New Adventures Partridge Family: Run, Joe, Run a'c\b o f Gilligan 2200 AD • Mr ZOOM is one of the best children’s TV pro­ 10:00 Devlin Valley of the Land o f the Lost 13 Dinosaurs grams on the air. It is produced by WGBH in 10:30 Krog: 70,000 B.C. Shasam! Sigmund A the Boston and is shown on public television stations Sea Monsters across the country. '^h/Vy\vWVA/\ 11:00 Super Friends Harlem Globetrotters Pink Panther Show The award winning show is packed with plays, Popcorn Machine try-it-at-homes, games, ZOOMdo’s, ZOOM guests Ik n/ K ig • 20 • -x 11:30 Hudson Bros. Star Trek and ZOOMrecipes. Raszle Dassle ZOOM offers two way communication with its NMe, h o M e Comedy Show Answer viewers. ZOOMcards are offered with pictures of 12:00 These Are The Dsys U.S. o f Archie The Jetsons block: -Vo Nour the ZOOMers and instructions on ZOOMdo’s. B !|B J)sny 12:30 American Bandstand Fat Albert A the Go 01^ Cosby Kids What the kid stars do on each show depends on 0 suggestions sent in by the viewers. v\evM V\ous>e. (Local] - L m t ®»A«^ 1:00 Children’s Film Festival lO W P tixiO W aitfs IX

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Hello, Mister Rogers .60 .3 0 15^ Fred Rogers has been in 4H children’s TV for 20 years. He is a native of Latrobe, ^ ‘ w Pennsylvania, who studied , 3 V A , languages and music in col­ '3 8 lege. In 1962, he became a Presbyterian minister with 31 35/ “W special interest in working with families through TV. His wife, Joanne, is a 6 \ 36 pianist. Their two sons, ages 12 and 14, often help at 3 ^ • 3 I the studio after school. Mister Rogers’ hobbies in­ clude swimming and writ­ ing music and children’s stories. The family lives in 33 Pittsburgh. DEBNAM

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