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Rec Administration Criticized - r J Parachutists Plan By EAKL YOST Crockett also asked the com­ He said he had contacted SI “I feel the recreation mission if it was aware of the Robert Weiss, town manager, Two Competitions ilanrl|ratrr lEumtng Mmlb program in Manchester is not many forfeits during both the and after two months received softball and basketball season, a reply, followed by a phone administered properly,” T.J. By DOUG BEVINS ticut National Guard Sport Crockett said at the comment and asked for the number, call from Mel Siebold, Rec MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, SEPT. 21, 1974 - VOL. XCIII, No. 300 • ■ H . ’W " Parachute Club. Manchester—A City of Village Charm which he said was a record for director. The latter invited Connecticut Parachutists Inc. FOURTEEN PAGES - TWO MINIS PRICE: FIFTEEN CENT.S session before last night's The Goldn Knights will be one summer. No answer was Crockett to his office to go over r; ri ! (CPI), a Manchester-based scheduled monthly meeting of .’W ' making four demonstration the Advisory Park and Recrea­ given on a specific number but the request but Crockett said he sport parachuting club, will be < .r . . ■#• *7 jumps in Connecticut prior to Carl Silver, Rec program direc­ refused. host to skydivers from tion Commission meeting. the Sept. 28-29 competition in tor, acknowledged the fact Siebold presented a copy of throughout the U.S. and Canada “The rec program is lacking Ellington. This Monday, at 9:30 there were many no shows by Rec Department expenses but in competitions scheduled the administration in detail,” he a.m., the Army team will stage teams. it didn't show a complete next two weekends. said, “especially the basketball a performance at Manchester Honduran Officials Stunned Silver said that next year, in breakdown, which Crockett This weekend (Sept. 21 and and softball programs.” High School. an effort to cut down on wanted. The latter felt it was a 22), CPI is hosting ^ jumpers Crockett felt that many non­ Other Golden Knights forfeits, he would recommend public matter, not a private from Quebec in the third year residents were taking part in demonstrations — all of them that each team post a bond, issue, and should be discussed of competition between the the two summer programs and open to the public — are set for were depriving local residents, with a set amount to be at a commission meeting. local club and the Ottawa By Hurricane Fifi Death Toll Stonington, Hamden, and Stam­ deducted for a no-show. Two Crockett admitted he was Parachute Association. and taxpayers, from com­ ford. forfeits and a team would be miffed at the refusal of the Rec And next weekend (Sept. 28 t peting. He asked if the commis­ Tlie CPI-Ottawa competition sion was aware of this fact. dropped. Several entries in both to admit his basketball team to and 29), CPI is host club of the TEGUCIGALPA, Honduras (UPI) - started in October 1972, when 30 coming in confirming them,” Vallecillo world. They need food, water, medicine, Sula, Honduras — where the committee The only person to appear and the softball and basketball the Senior League last National Parachuting Club Stunned Honduran officials said today 5,- CPI members traveled to St. said. “Whole villages were wiped out. Lit­ shelter and emergency supplies.” reported at least 75 confirmed dead — speak, Crockett said that the leagues this summer were summer after having played Championships of 1974. 000 persons have died in the wake of Andre Avellin, Quebec, and tle creeks became monstrous swollen Another official said the government said, ”I just watched four bodies being publicity of the Town Softball eliminated in this manner. several previous years. A total Both parachute meets will be Hurricane Fifi’s rampage across five Cen­ came back with four of the top rivers. The north section of the country is was certain of at least 1,500 dead in the buried in a communal grave. That’s very Tournament was not good. His Crockett also asked, "How of 37 teams applied for the held at CPI’s drop zone, tral American countries. awards in the invitational meet total disaster. This is one of the worst village of Choloma alone. frequent here. entry, incidentally, won the much money is spent on leagues and Crockett's was No. Ellington Airport on Rt. 83, The storm c a ^ in mountains, buried moments in the history of Honduras.” there. “Only the people on high ground were “The rains and winds broke off whole event. Recreation in Manchester?” 37 - and only 32 were admitted. Ellington. entire villages with mud, and swelled The “international” competi­ He said in the village of Quebrada Seca, saved,” the official said. “The whole town chunks of mountains and mud and sand Plans for the CPI-Ottawa J small creeks into deadly rivers. tion expanded shortly after the along the Ulua River, “almost nothing is was asleep before dawn Thursday when have washed down over the city by the competition include accuracy “Nothing is certain yet but we now first event, and CPI and Ottawa left. Even the church is buried by mud.” the river came crashing down on them tons. Bridges are out and there is a fuel events (in which parachutists calculate 10,000 missing and fully half of members exchanged several The highest toll was apparently in carrying mud, trees, and rocks. Nobody shortage.” try to land on a four-inch those dead,” said Lt. Roger Vallecillo of visits. Choloma, a town of 5,(X)0 near the source had time to run. Small government relief planes flew Rec Winter Indoor Program target) in three classes accord­ ‘W| the Honduran government’s National ing to level of jumping CPI won the National of the Ulua river, which is “usually just a Many Bodies F^uund over the floodstricken areas dropping food Parachuting Club Cham­ Emergency Comittee. trickle,” he said. experience: Advanced, in­ “We’ve been digging bodies out of the out with parachutes. Radio Honduras said. Will Have Several Changes “Part of a mountain caved in above the termediate, and novice. pionships in 1971, defeating host Hits Five Nations mud and debris, many of them naked or Planes carrying relief workers were un­ Greene County Parachute Club town, breaking a dam, sending water By EARL ^OST slimnastics class will be moved Manchester and this was The National Parachuting Fifi, propelled by 130-mile-an-hour still in their night clothes. There are a lot able' to land anywhere near the disaster in Ohio. After its defeat, the crashing over the town when the people There will be several major to the Verplanck School on blamed on one full week of cool Club Championships will con­ winds and lashing rains, cut a path of of small towns and villages in the same ZOI16S. f) i ««• • were still asleep,” he said. “It’s almost Plane Missing changes in the fall and winter Mondays. The Wednesday night weather in August, plus the fact sist of a broader range of Greene County Club (which had destruction across Nicaragua, Honduras, area that may have been totally been undefeated for the impossible to conceive of the damage A Nicaraguan Air Force C-47 cargo indoor programs conducted by Men’s Businessmen Basketball only residents were allowed to parachuting. Besides the ac­ El Salvador, Guatemala, and Belize, the destroyed. We have no sure reports. done. You have to see it to believe it, and plane still was reported missing after the Recreation Department. League will be switched from use the facilities at Globe curacy events, skydivers will national title for four years) former British Honduras, before it died “In the Sula and Aguan valleys we are discontinued sponsorship of the even then it’s hard.” flying into the torrential rains over the Mel Siebold, director, the high school to Thursday Hollow. Playgrounds, too, were compete in “relative work,” in % out over southeastern Mexico Friday receiving constant reports of more dead. Vallecillo also confirmed pilots’ reports afflicted area Friday morning. reported at last night’s Ad­ nights at Keeney St. School. less popular, with attendance which a team of four jumpers competition. night. We haven’t been able to count them all of hundreds of bodies floating near the U.S. relief forces flown from Panama visory Park and Recreation Siebold said that there will be lower than in previous years. leave the aircraft together and CPI members this year ‘‘Even to us the figures seem yet.” diii. mouth of the Motagua River along the were turned back by the storm Friday but Commission meeting that roller increased activities at the Teen Siebold said that Highland Park join hands to form a circle agreed to assume sponsorship exaggerated but nevertheless reports keep The U.S. Embassy in Tegucigalpa said it of the national meet to defend border between Guatemala and Honduras. planned another attempt today to land skating has been scratched Center building at the Nikt site, was the least popular and less while in free-fall. was trying to locate about 70 Peace Corps food, drinking water, clothing, medicine from the schedule. especially on Monday, Tuesday than 500 attended all summer. Among groups expected to at­ their uncontested title. The full Honduran Air Force was volunteers working in northeastern Hon­ CPI, formed in Manchester 12 and other emergency supplies at San "Interest dropped down and Wednesday nights. Belly He may recommend doing tend the championships are mobilized today to join U.S. and Central duras. Pedro Sula, the largest city in the area. years ago, now has nearly 200 NEWS below a paying level and it also dancing and ski instructions away with this area next three military organizations: American forces in a massive emergency In Nicaragua, the town of Wiwili on “The people are desperate,” an caused problems at one will be offered at the Teen summer. m r:. The Golden Knights, a U.S. members from six states. It is air lift. the Coco River border with Honduras was considered the largest sport CAPSULES emergency committee spokesman facility,” he said. Center. Army parachute team from Ft. “We’ve given priority to the northern reported wiped out and many of its 500 saidi“They have no drinking water, little parachuting club in the eastern Use of the Manchester High The long-standing men’s Bragg, N.C.; the Cadet area,” Vallecillo said. “But the whole residents were reported clinging to food or medicine, and few of them have U.S. facilities as been reduced. The basketball program at Illing Parachute Club from the U.S. Discussions Continue country is a disaster zone. The people in treetops to stay above the fast rising flood shelter. Approximately 10,000 houses — MANCHESTER John B. Maylott, left, executive director of Connecticut Housing Finance Authority Both the CPI-Ottawa and gym is out due to increased will remain intact as well as the Military Academy at West WASHINGTON (UPI) - President Ford the north are the most affected because waters. not shacks or lean-tos but solid buildings— (CHFA), and Herman M. Frechette, president of the Manchester Board of Realtors, Inc., national events will be open to scheduling for school and in­ usual programs at the East Side HOSPITAL Point, N.Y.; and the Connec­ and Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei they are totally cut off from the rest of the Cameraman Elliot Craig in San Pedro were destroyed by the storm. get together before meeting. the public. tramural activities and will be Rec. Gromyko had so much to discuss Friday in in use daily until 10 p.m. until The indoor season at the East NOTES their first official meeting that they April. Side, West Side and Community arranged a second session in the Oval Of­ Only the swimming program Y will open Monday night, Oct. fice today. at Manchester High will not be 7. Discharged Thursday: John Realtors Hear Maylott .J Oil-Using Nations Reach affected. Swimming pool attendance Ahlberg, 79 Spruce St.; Malen- Nixon To Enter Hospital The Tuesday night women s was down this season in na Cox, Hartford; Bridget Manchester Realtors, stitutions, Maylott said. F. Lupacchino from Blanchard Large Haul of Marijuana LONG BEACH, Calif. (UPI) - Richard Lowd, 3 Pioneer Circle; associates, and bankers heard Twenty-two new members and Rossetto; Russell MacKen- Wednesday that Connecticut were inducted into the YOUR Nixon enters a Long Beach hospital Mon­ Leonard McFarland, 213 Long drick and Norma J. Marshall Accord on Energy Progrram day, but Special Prosecutor Leon Hill Rd., South Windsor; Housing Finance Authority has Manchester association, with from B/W Realty; Raymond S. Albert G. Bergesen, regional com­ were arraigned Friday on charges of Jaworski wants court-appointed doctors to George Wood, 81 Bretton Rd.; invested, committed or William E. Belfiore, past presi­ Lima of Frechette and Martin; missioner for the U. S. Customs Ser­ illegally transporting it from Mexico allocated $100 million for dent, conducting the ceremony. decide whether the former president is too McAwley Admits Judith Newton, 162 Bissell St.; Bruce A. Forde of Peterman vice, examines part of a nearly 19-ton to Nogales, Tex. Street value of the BRUSSELS (UPI) - The search for an finished work on a detailed The package also included joint housing to date this year. New members are Henri M. B IK E S IC K ? sick to testify at the Watergate cover-up Billy Stone, 39 Tower Rd.; Agency; Howard P. Chace of haul of marijuana confiscated by the narcotic was estimated at $10.5 end to the oil crisis began in the dismal package obliging them to share and con­ research, better relations with oil- The report was given by John David, Laurence Stern and trial. Carol Orlowski, 15 Mountain Gerard Agency; Carolyn C. BRING IT TO FARR’S service. It is believed to be the largest million by the customs agency. (UPI days of last February when oil prices were serve energy when the next oil crisis hits. producers and cooperation with oil coun­ B. Maylott, executive director To Embezzling St., Rockville. Suzanne B. Shorts of J. Watson Bator and George L. Popik of rocketing, reserves were falling and the tries. of the authority, at a luncheon EXPERT REPAIR SERVICE single haul in history and three men photo) Approval Needeil Beach Real Estate Co.; and Daniel F. Reale Agency; Newman on Ncssen industrial countries were scratching and The members were the United States, meeting that attracted more The package now will go back to the 12 Brian McAwley, 21, of 186 dation is a two-year term at the Barbara B. Weinberg of B/W Thomas H. Dawkins, Kenneth A ll MAKES MADISON, Wis. (UPI) - NBC-TV clawing for favor in the Middle East. Canada, Japan, Norway and all nine Euro­ Also, Blanca Barriosnuevo, than 100 to Manchester Country capitals for approval. If all goes according New State Rd., Manchester, Cheshire Reformatory, which Realty, all Realtors. A. Royce, James T. Smedberg ad worth ll.o o toward any newsman Edwin Newman said Friday That search ended in Brussels’ 18th- pean Common Market nations except 114 Prospect St.; Wayne Ryer- Club. to plan, a secretariat based in Paris will pleaded guilty Thursday to would make McAwley eligible son, RFD 4, Coventry; Joan Realtor-Associates induced and Doris Carrabino of Red Iblcycle labor charge of $3.00 or that now that Ron Nessen has left his post Century Egmont Palace Friday evening, France, which boycotted its work. Maylott said there is a begin putting the plan into action in mid- Hartford County Superior Court for probation nine months after Davis, Glastonbury; John are Maryann S. Cullina, Ruth Carpet; Grant Davis of imore Oflar Explm tO/31/74 at NBC to become President Ford’s press when 12 industrial countries led by the limited amount of money W. Heffernan, Arthur M. November. charges he embezzled he starts serving the time. Lotas, East Hartford; Diane Starkweather Agency; and State Democrats secretary, “It ought to be understood by available through lenders who Shorts, June P. Skinner, all But one of the 12 countries is Norway, thousands of dollars from his Another prospect, Banbury Bielawa, 108 Echo Dr., Vernon; Judith Williams from Tedford 2 MAIN ST. Open Dally everyone that he’s on the other side.” are participating in the CHFA from the Beach agency; Betty where the prospect that other countries employer, the Hartford In­ said, is nine months in jail. Joanne Ursin, Rocky Hill; Ray­ Agency. 843-7111 to9P.M Newman called Nessen “a very good program. CHFA intends to might be able to call at will on North Sea Concert Banbury said McAwley, a FARR’S man” and a “friend,” but he said, “When surance Group. mond Hallowell, 534 Deming offer for sale another bond oil reserves has become a major political McAwley, in pleading guilty control technician at the Hart­ St., South Windsor; Kelly you go to work for the government, you’re issue in the municipal bond issue. to one of three counts of first- ford Insurance Group, prepared Frazier, East Hartford; Get Labor’s Nod working for the government. You’re not Norwegian delegates here said their degree larceny pending against fraudulent documents on a life market in New York to secure working for the media anymore.” Richard Greene, 56 Birch St.; country could approve the package only Canceled insurance policy of a man who additional funds for Connec­ him, admitted the theft of $9,- Sarah Diekman, 100 Risley Rd., after a debate in parliament next month. died in 1954 for the $9,623 theft. ticut housing, he said NEW HAVEN (UPI) - The 165,000- INSIDE Sunday’s concert in Center Park has 623 from the insurance com­ Vernon. charge of enforcing campaign laws, Burj^er Suffers Fall ’This approval was considered doubtful at pany in March. The other alleged thefts in­ He explained, however, that member Connecticut State Labor Council, been canceled. however has indicated it may not do so ARLINGTON, Va. (UPI) - Chief TODAY best. cluded a 1974 automobile, Ban­ CHFA financing is limited to AFL-CIO, Friday endorsed a full slate of Asst. States Atty, Richard when it feels they infringe on freedom of Justice Warren Burger, 67, fell off his The Manchester Pops Orchestra Banbury said McAwley has ad­ bury said. About $14,000 of the families who qualify on income Democrats for U.S. Senate, governor and speech. Binding System was to have performed in the second basis, and that information con­ bicycle Friday night and was slightly in­ Despite this, the agreement was “a mitted thefts totaling $26,223, money, including the car, was all six congressional districts. jured. of three concerts. returned to the insurance firm cerning qualifications under In backing gubernatorial nominee Rep. Alexander E. Barkan, national director Senior Citizens...... Page 2 strongly binding system ... a very major but the other charges — the ad­ The chief justice suffered facial Mrs. Mary Cherico of the Pops ditional larceny counts and at the time of McAwley’s CHFA requirements can be Thanks to you Ella T. Grasso, D-Conn., the Council’s of the AFL-CIO Committee for Political Bookmobile...... Page 2 achievement in cooperation in the field of abrasions and a broken finger when he hit Group informed the Greater arrest, Banbury said. secured from participating Committee on Political Education noted Education, and the featured speaker energy,” according to Viscount Etienne three counts of first-degree Water-Soaked a street curb after he swerved his bicycle Churches ...... Page 3 Manchester Chamber of Commerce forgery — would probably be Banbury also said McAwley lenders and many Reltors, her 95 per cent rating on its voting Friday, called thp pardon of former Presi­ Davignon, the Belgian aristocrat who to avoid a car, according to Arlington Manchester Has I t ...... Page 5 Friday that it would be unable to per­ dropped. is in the process of making fuil Books Frozen These sources also have a list scorecard and high attendance record in dent Nixon by President Ford “a chaired the work of the experts. of the participating lending in- life is more Police. Wings of Evening...... Page3 form. Sentencing was set for Oct. restitution to his former h€P key labor votes. coverup.” Under the agreement, the 12 members Burger was taking a late night ride just 18. employer. HARTFORD (UPD-W hen a ■hie GOP nominee. Rep. Robert Steele, of the Energy Coodination Group would She said, “Because of instrument a few blocks from his home when the acci­ Television ...... Pages 6,7 Banbury said his recommen­ broken water main flooded the R-Conn., received an 82 per cent rating but Barkan said Ford “knew Nixon would be share reserves and conserve energy if and personnel difficulties, the COMMENT indicted” and “blocked the trial.” dent occurred, police said. He was taken Cheney cross country winners Page 9 basement at the Connecticut than soaps, quiz shows was cited for 18 per cent absenteeism. their total reserves fell by an average of 7 Manchester Pops Orchestra regretful­ to a nearby hospital by an ambulance from Historical Society and soaked Eagle 11 whitewashed...... Page 9 per cent. ly announces that it cannot perform SESSION R ibiooff Rates High He said Nixon might avoid testifying in the Arlington County rescue squad. thousands of books and In addition, they would supply energy to Sunday.” periodicals, volunteers worked The council voted to endorse incumbent forthcoming Watergate trials because of A hospital spokeswoman said Burger Schoolboy results...... Page 9 one of the 12 countries if it was hit by a The Chamber made several Two Women Sought to freeze the books to prevent Complaints concerning poor and commercials. Sen. Abraham A. Ribicoff, D-Conn., who his illness. was in fair condition. Tennis courts open ...... Page 9 producing nation’s boycott and suffered a was given a 91 per cent rating. His oppo­ attempts to secure a substitute con­ further damage. storm drainage continue to be 7 per cent decrease in reserves. The leaky main poured filed with Manchester town nent, Rep. James Brannen, R-Colchester, cert for Sunday but to no avail. In Diamond Thefts Coiiiproinise Accepted almost a foot of water into the directors and Thursday night received only a 36 per cent rating for Mrs. Suzanne Flocken, acting basement at 1 Elizabeth Street was no exception, reports Matt voting in favor of the issues backed by The United States wanted this procedure executive director for the Chamber, Manchester Police have ob- the theft of the 24 rings — worth Lutz Museum Seeks Volunteers to be entirely automatic. Objections by Moriarty Jr., whose turn it was organized labor. tained arrest warrants more than $16,000 — sometime sometime Wednesday night. said the third concert will go on as After the water was pumped to man a regularly scheduled Also endorsed were incumbent Reps. Norway and other countries produced a charging two women from Tuesday at the Main St. jewelry scheduled Sunday, Sept. 29. That con­ comment session. William Cotter, Robert N. Giaimo and The Lutz Junior Museum League will compromise under which the oil-sharing Worcester, Mass., with the store. out Thursday, the society began cert will be by the Ken Morgester moving the books from the Moriarty said two of the three Democratic contenders Christopher Dodd have a coffee at the museum, 126 Cedar provision could be overturned by a vote of theft of 24 diamond rings for Sartor said the two women Jazz Band which will offer an after­ complaints he received related in the Second District, Dr. James Kellis in St., Tuesday at 10 a.m. for volunteers who at least nine of the 12 members. Shoor Jewelers, 917 Main St., have not been linked with basement into the sunlight and "'•'i'lLl. noon of Dixieland Jazz. to storm drainage problems. the Fourth district, William Ratchford in are interested in serving the museum. Detective Capt. Joseph Sartor similar diamond thefts oc- called the New England Docu­ A man and wife who own the Fifth District and Toby Moffett in the Volunteers are needed as hostesses, said today. curing in Manchester recently, ment Conservation Center in property on Lawton Rd. Sixth District. curators, clerical workers, teachers, and The two women, not iden­ but the local investigation is Massachusetts, experts in delivered a petition signed by 46 exhibit builders. Volunteers need spend no tified by police, haven’t been continuing. restoring damaged books. Heard Candidates residents of the street, com­ more than a couple of hours a week for the Work to Start Soon taken into custody. Sartor said. On Monday, Fairway Catalog George M. Cunha, director of The nominations came after the conven­ plaining of poor storm drainage museum. No special skills are needed. But the warrants have been Showroom at 261 Broad St. the center, drove from tion heard from Grasso, Steele and Massachusetts and supervised and requesting that catch At the coffee, there will be volunteers transmitted to Worcester sustained a loss of $10,000 worth Thomas J. Pallone Jr., the George presently working at the museum who .will On New Parking Lot society people and volunteers in basins be installed—for correct­ Police, who are cooperating in of diamond rings. Several Wallace Party gubernatorial candidate. explain the projects needing assistance. wrapping the papers in a ing the situation. John J. Driscoll, council president, said the case, he said. weeks ago, Caldor Department Anyone interested is welcome to attend. Demolition of houses on Park St. to the church as rental for the ten-year lease. special wrap and transferring A woman who resides on the main goal of the three-day convention, The warrants reportedly Store at Burr Corners Shopping Young children are also invited if make way for a new 92-space parking lot Terms of the legal documents also them to a refrigerator truck for Birch St. complained of storm which began Thursday, is to adopt charged the two women with Plaza reported similar thefts. babysitters are unavailable. in Downtown Manchester will be done require installation of a walkway from the freezing to prevent mildevv. water crossing her yard and legislative programs to stop inflation, and Anyone wishing to volunteer, but unable within ten days and the lot should be ready parking lot to Main St. The church and its The Wadsworth Atheneum entering her cellar. She said to that end the 600 delegates were con­ to attend the coffee may call Mrs. Donald for use in about a month, according to parishioners are given the right to use the sent volunteers for the massive many other residents of Birch sidering the endorsements. White, membership chairman, at 649-9221. Francis DellaFera, chairman of the parking lot without charge. Overnight job, which was expected to con­ St. are having similar Of the more than seventy agencies supported by the United Endorsements could be considered parish council at St. James Church, which parking by anyone is prohibited. tinue through Thursday night. problems. Way, several are devoted to the care of the elderly. Not just to “donations” to candidates and banned un­ The Hartford Department of The third and only other com­ seeing that their needs are attended to, but to supplying com­ owns the property. I.ialtilily Covered der the state’s new and strict election laws Gas Price Wars “We’re anxious to get the job done,” Public Works provided lights plaint filed with Moriarty panionship and comfort to those who would otherwise be alone when they are made by groups not The Town of Manchester will assume in the world. Obviously, the people of Greater Hartford care DellaFera said Friday, “and we’ll be COURT CASES for the work and the Hartford related to a burial In a town registered with the secretary of the state’s liability for the facility under its existing because, thanks to you, it's working. Reported by FEA moving right along on it.” Freezer Corp., of East Hart­ cemetery. office as political organizations. insurance. The man who complained WASHINGTON (UPI) - While supplies Agreements Signetl DellaFera said a Newington firm has ford, donated space to keep the Free Speech Right CIRCUIT COURT 12 Wadsworth St., second-degree books frozen until the society said there was a death in his of gasoline have improved so much that Church, town, and bank officials signed been hired by the church to demolish two Manchester Session reckless endangerment, dis­ decides what to do. family the Friday before Labor The state Election Commission, in price wars have broken out in scattered legal documents Thursday giving the buildings on the parking lot site. The Cases heard Thursday before missed. Eventually, Cunha said, the Day and, despite attempts to parts of the country, winter coal supplies project —which has been in the works for demolition is expected to be accomplished Judge Barry Schaller included: James J. Lathrop, 22, of books could be freeze-dried at have the grave dug, it wasn’t are precarious, says Federal Energy Ad­ several months — a green light. within ten days. Joanne H. Barton, 26, of East Nathan Hale Dr., Coventry, the General Electric Space done until the Tuesday after Do You Know ministrator John Sawhill. Under terms of the documents signed Upton Construction Co. of Coventry Hartford, fourth-degree operating a motor vehicle while Center at Valley Forge, Pa. Labor Day. He said the long The Consumer Price Index issued Thursday, St. James Church leases the holds the contract to pave the lot. which larceny, dismi.ssed. under the influence of liquor, delay was very upsetting to the Your Constitution? Friday showed gasoline prices, on a parking lot site to the Savings Bank of DellaFera says will be ready in about a John Burdick, 21, of 75 Union fined $150. A speeding charge family. steady rise since the fuel crisis and the Manchester for $100,000. The bank month. The fifth group of questions and answers against him was nolled (not Arab embargo last year, dropped in simultaneously assigns the lease to the St., third-degree assault, fined on the Constitution of the United States $80, prosecuted). August to an average 55.4 cents for a Town of Manchester, which is required to appears below. Richard P. Consalvo, 19, of Robert T. Migliore, 19, of no gallon of regular fuel and 59.1 for repay the $100,000 in 120 monthly in­ The quiz appears in The Herald daily Alexandria, Va., fugitive from certain address, loitering on DESTINATI lAFlTY premium. stallments of $1,161,10 each. during Constitution Week which will end justice, continued to next school grounds and breach of Announcing the Opening of That represented a drop of .8 per cent The town will repay the loan with Monday. Thursday. peace, dismissed. I Manchester's Newest Driving School I for regular and .6 per cent for premium revenue generated in the Special Down­ WEATHER Trinity C. Petrasso, 38, of 4 The questions are: fuel. The Bureau of Labor Statistics report town Taxing District, which taxes its Patrick J. Cooney, 21, of West Specializing In Motorcycle ae wall aa Automobile | Salem Rd., fourth-degree I 1 —What is the philosophy concerning said prices for motor oil also declined in Willington, possession of non­ I (automatic and atandard) Driver Education... property owners 12 mills annually for larceny, dismissed. amending the Constitutjpn? August, but that the cost of electricity and Turn Over a New Leaf for Lutz parking facilities under control of the Considerable cloudiness the remainder narcotic controlled substance, PRIVATE LESSONS BY APPOINTMENT 2—What does it mean “to take the Fifth of the day with chance of showers, high in dismis.sed. Lucien Proteau, .30, of Hart­ coal went up. Town Parking Authority. PLEASE CALL 649-0804 Amendment?” the mid 70s. Possible rains tonight with Henry Coleman, 22, of 486 N. ford. reckless driving, fined But Sawhill warned in a television inter­ Turning over a new leaf is the theme show some of the different fields of S.’IOJIOO for roiiHlruelioii $15. iStudenta 16 and 17 yeara of age may regletar for our I 3 —Who said, “It is the most wonderful view that coal “inventories are at low in 50s. Partly cloudy Sunday with Main St., intoxication, pleaded work ever struck off at a given time by the of the window display at Watkins service available to volunteers such Under terms of the lease between the chance of showers and high in the upper Catherine Violette, 16, of I Summer Driver Education Program (30 houra classroom I dangerously low levels” and “the con­ innocent. Case scheduled for The United Way of Greater Hartford brain and purpose of man” ? Store on Main St. inviting volunteers as working on school loans, clerical church and the bank, the church will im­ 60s. Chance of precipitation 50 per cent Lake Rd., Coventrv, disorderly land 6 hours behind the wheel) which will begin on July I sequences are going to be very difficult” if jury trial. 1924-1974 50 YEARS OF SERVICE 4 —What is the “common law?” to join the Lutz Junior Museum tasks, and maintaining exhibits. mediately get $30,000 to build the parking today, 60 per cent tonight, 30 per cent Sun­ Roger Dubay, 33, of 16 conduct, nolled. the United Mine Workers carry out a lot. The remaining $70,000 will be paid to The answers will be found on page 14. threatened nationwide strike this fall. League. The various window displays (Herald photo by Dunn) day.

'4 PAGE TWO - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Sat., Sept. 21, 1974 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Sat., Sept. 21, 1974— PAGE THREE mmummmun N irn ia e u ii S*P*Y*S BURNSIDE NEWS FOR SENIOR CITIZENS EVES. AT 7-« By WALLY FORTIN NATIONAl WEATNEB SERVICE FORECAST I* 7AM EST 9 -2 1 -7 4 Wings Of SAT. MAT. 2 P.M. lit 30.00 SUN. CONT. 2 P.M. 30/46 ■MBMm i f E j | « LOCAL CHURCHES Evening i f l U l t “THE AREA CHURCHES WHITE DAWN” Hi! It's me again, and once Lee Steinmeyer, 533, and Jen­ that they are getting along just CLIFF SIMPSON again my first thing to discuss nie Fogarty, 532. PO fine at the Meadows, and wish IVcshyifriun (Jiurrh, 43 Spruce St. Rev. JcIiuvuIi'h Witnesses, Kingdom Hall, 726 • SUN.9S(Tlt40 ■ is the Red Sox game on Bridge to be remembered to everyone. George W. Smith, pastor. Main St. Wednesday, Oct. 2. Avery Si. Chrislian Keforinrd Chureli, 661 Me AU TIMES (K ) In the afternoon we had 16 .Altscniee Ballots 9; 15 a.m., Sunday School; 10:30 a.m., Worship, 10 a.m.. Public Bible discourse “Jehovah Is St. I’eler's E|iisropul (Cliurrh, Sand Hill Rd., We still have a number of members in our advanced During my years as the minister of Center Church, I had many Avery St., South Windsor. Rev. Peter Mans, South Windsor. Rev. Frederick H. Foerster III, R«LMTt«BSTSB. Cii;ATHEATRES EAST The afternoon ended with nursery provided; 7 p.m.. Informal Worship, Ruler in the Kingdom of Mankind;" 11 a.m.. minister. tickets left; irt fact we’re about ceramic class, and we also had some excellent entertainment tWVORK study and fellowship. Group discussion of Aug. 15 Watchtower article, happy opportunities to perform the marriage ceremony. I always vicar. m PETES SAKE" 13 tickets short of getting 8:30 a.m. “Back to God” hour radio broadcast, 8 a.m., Holy Communion; 10 a.m., Holy Com­ EVES AT 7:11.4:18 28 players for bridge and the by some of our own members “How Merciful Are You?” had a wedding conference with the couple, not only about the big WWR#A>Q Si. JoIiii'm PoliHh Nuliunul Catholic Church, WTIC (1080) ; 9:45 a.m. Sunday School and Adult SAT. MAT. 2 PJH. enough for the second bus, so winners were; who belong to the Sunshine event itself, but about the days and years extending into the munion, 1st and 3rd Sundays; Morning Prayer, • ' 23 Golway St. Rev. Walter A. Hyszko, pastor. Zion Evungelieal Lutheran Church Bible Study; 11 a.m. Worship Service; 7 p.m. SUN. CONT. 2 P.M. let's get going. You can take a Martha Rockwell, 5,150; Ivy Group. It really put the frosting •AN FRANCISCO DINVCR future. Early in my ministry I worked out an appropriate series 2nd, 4th and 5th Sundays. friend even if they are not 9 a.m.. Mass in English; 10:30 a.m.. Mass in (MisHouri Synod), Cooper and High Sts. Rev. Evening Service. ’ ECauttGlLZ 'CiAitti-tiP^ Siddell, 5,100; Jack Owen, 4,- on the cake, and we thank them of questions for each couple to consider. Sometimes these con­ lem on (!|iited Melliodisl (Cliureli. Rev. seniors if you like, and we will 2 9 6 i f Polish and English. Charles W. Kuhl, pastor. 740; Marge Kayser, 4,220; ever so much for coming and versations extended over several sessions but the average time Trinity l..ullieran Cliurrh, Meadowlark Rd. Frances P. Swartz and Rev. James H. Swartz, even sell tickets separately, 30,3 9 a.m.. Divine Worship; 10:15 a.m., Sunday Marjorie McLain, 3,990; giving us such an enjoyable Si. JumcH Church, Msgr. Edward J. Rear­ was between two and three hours. & Rt. 30, Vernon. Rev. Donald McClean, pastor. co-pastors. “im nuiiatar meaning if one wants to drive LOB ANOCLES School and Youth Forum; 10:10 to 11:35 a.m.. Eugene Toch, 3,560; Rose Fred- afternoon. 7 ATLANTA don, pastor. Rev. Daniel J. Karpuey, Rev. 9 a m.. Worship Service. 9:30 a.m.. Worship Service. |“BANO THE DRUM SLOWLy their own car, they can get man, 3,390, and Lou Buller, 3,- By the way, last Wednesday First and Second Year Youth Instruction. One such interview stands out clearly in my memory. This cou­ p h o n e 649-9333 Eugene Charman. Koekville United MelliodiHt Chureli, 142 tickets from us at the same 340. we told you folks who are going 3000 ple had to come down out of the hills of Eastern Connecticut MexKiuh Eiungelirul Lutheran (Chureh, Saturday Masses at 5 and 7:30 p.m.; Sunday Grove St., Rockville. Rev. John W. Mortimer, price we paid for them. How First Church of Christ, Scientist, 447 N. where someone had suggested that they talk with me. They were (Vi iseoiisin Synod), 300 Buckland Rd., South Speaking about crafts, the on the big trip in November Masses at 7:30, 9, 10:30 a.m., noon. Pastor. about that? turnout for all of them has been about the absentee ballots for LOVIST nMKtATUlIS Main St. especially interested in the physical side of their upcoming Windsor. 9:30 a.m., Church School, Nursery through Bowling tremendous; in fact, we are voting, because you will be gone '3000 Church of the Assumption, Adams St. at 11 a.m.. Church Service, Sqnday School for marriage. After about a half-hour of discussion on the “timing” 9 a.m., Sunday School; 10 a.m.. Worship Ser- NATIVE PEACHES N ^ ORLEANS [MIAMI ' adults; 10:45 a.m.. Worship Service, Nursery Thompson Rd. Rev. Edward S. Pepin, pastor. pupils up to the age of 20, care for very young in sexual relations, this farmer with insight and conciseness I . vice; 10:45 a.m., “At Jesus Feet” on Radio Sta­ Elbsrta VsrMy Let’s see, our news this week just about completely full in all on voting day. Well, we have through Grade 3. starts on Tuesday afternoon our ceramic classes and oil ballots here at the center for Rev. Paul Trinque. children. Subject of the Lesson-Sermon, have never forgotten said, "You mean, Mr. Simpson, that if you tion WINF. Excsilsnt lor Frsszing or Conning Saturday Masses at 5 and 7:30 p.m.; Sunday “Matter;” Golden Text from Joshua: “Choose with our Senior Bowling League painting. We cannot take any you. If you want one. drop by r-lEGENO< force ’em, you freeze ’em?” My response was, “That’s exactly United Methodist Chureli, 1040 Boston (Co\entry Preshylerian Cliurrh, Nathan at the Parkade Lanes with the moce in these classes. We’ll and pick one up, otherwise Masses at 7:30, 9, 10:30 and 11:45 a.m. you this day whom ye will serve” ; The Christian right and you couldn’t have said it better.” Tpke., Bolton. Rev. David M. Campbell, pastor. ORCHARD FRESH APPLES 60 Science Reading Room, 968 Main Street is open Hale School, Rt. 31. Rev. Dr. Richard W. Gray, following winners; just have to start a waiting list you’ll have to go to the town I IAIN l7 r'^ $ N O W Si. Iturlliolomcw's Church, E. Middle Tpke. 10:15 a.m., Coffee and Conversation; 10:30 pastor. Rod Qrsvsstlns • Miltons - Mscs to the public Mondays through Thursdays from In the men’s Class B group, in case some drop out. clerk’s office for one. The wedding conferences began with any questions or uncer­ a.m.. Church School, Nursery through Grade 6; 9:30 a.m.. Worship; 11 a.m., Sunday School; Rev. Philip Hussey, pastor. 10 a m. to 3 p.m. and the first Thursday evening Myron Ames took high triple' 70 ISNOVYEIS S 10:45 a.m.. Worship, Ministry Sunday, sermon: 7:30 p.m., Bible Study at parsonage on Cornwall SWEET APPLE CIDER Crewel Class Schedule for the Week Saturday Mass at 5 p.m.; Sunday Masses at of each month from 7 to 9. tainties either of the individuals mentioned. If they had not with 499 and high single with Thursday, we started our Monday. 10 a.m. to noon, Un WEAIHEIFOKXAST^ 8:30, 10:15 and 11:30 a.m. | already been discussed I then asked them to consider the areas of “Beware of False Prophets.” Dr. 197. In the Class A group, A1 ^orth United Methodist Church, 300 Parker finances, personal habits, sex, leisure time, in-laws and friends, crewel embroidery class and kitchen social bingo, one can of Gospel Hull, 415 Center St. First Congregational Church of Vernon, I'’ir! EAST HARTFORD • 24HR. TE L . INFO. SS8-8810 Delaney, pastor. Rev. William J. Stack, Rev. Rev. Robert W. Eldridge, pastors. “Dreams and Visions” ; Child Care provided; ■ ACRES OF FREE LIGHTED PARKING* WN Honor MASTER CHARGE • Ann Perras took the high triple At lunch tim e we had a Parkade Lanes. 1;30 p.m. bus Rock 52 (72), Los Angeles 54 ( 82), Miami 80 ( 90), Minneapolis 32 (55), New Orleans 64 ( 84)i how to discipline a child, whether to go to the mountains or school. William J. Killeen. 9 and 10:45 a.m.. Worship Service, Pastor Church School 1; 10:45 a.m., Church School II. with 304 and Mary McCormick meeting with our craft and food pickup from shopping. New York 54 ( 70), Phoenix 74 ( 95), San Francisco 55 (76), Seattle 57 (78), St. Louis 44 (69) seashore for a holiday, priorities in the use of money or any took the high single with 112. Saturday Masses at 5 and 7:30 p.m., school Webb preaching on “Does Christ Still Call?”, sale committee, and we will tell Wednesday, 10 a.m. to noon, and Washington 57 (71). auditorium; Sunday Masses at 7:30, 9 and 10:30, Social hour immediately following the first ser­ number of troubling decisions. Agree on a time when you both St. George’s Episcopal Church, Bolton Turn­ Vernon .Asseinhlies of God, 51 Old Town Rd. Pinochle you more about what’s being pinochle games; 1 p.m. to 3:30 in church; 10:30 a.m. and noon in school vice; Infant-Toddler, Nursery, Kindergarten can sit down and unhurriedly go over the matter. Be sure to listen pike, Rt. 44A, Bolton. The Rev. John F. Flora II, 9:45 a.m., Sunday School for all ages; 11 a.m.. planned a little later. On Wednesday morning we p.m., advanced ceramic classes auditorium. and 4 and 5 year olds in education wing; Grades to each other, not just wait impatiently to make your point. One M. Div., Vicar Morning Worship; 7 p.m.. Evening Evangelistic. had 11 tables for pinochle with By having a committee, it and bridge games. Bus pickup 1 through 6 will attend first service and will be way to listen is to have one person present his (or her) side of the Pentecost VVI Sunday, Sept. 22nd. 8 a.m.. the following winners; allows us to get more seniors in at 8:30 a.m., return trip and Cuncordiu Lutheran Church. 40 Pitkin St. dismissed to go to their classes at 9:30 in the argument. Then have the other who has been listening repeat Holy Communion; 10 a m.. Holy Communion IXMIOK Michael DeSimone, 595; Alice the act, and our goal is to keep pickup at noon time, and return Rev. Burton D. Strand, Pastor. education wing and be dismissed at 10:30, precisely what was presented, making sure it is understood, and Sermon. Church School and Nursery; 11 United (Congregational (Chureh, United / l l i l \ < . 0 Shorette, 577; Esther Anderson, changing committees every so trip at 3:30 p.m. . 9 a.m.. Holy Communion, Church School parents will attend coffee hour and then pick up before making her (or his) point. ’The partner then repeats that a.m.. Coffee Hour. (Chureh of (Christ, Tolland. Rev. Donald G. 567; Cecile Benson, 565; Grace often so we can give others who Thursday, 10 a.m., crewel through Grade 6. Nursery care; 10:30 a.m.. Holy children; 10:45 a.m.. Grades 7 through 12 will viewpoint before continuing. In this way a true dialogue can take Miller, minister. Windsor, 561; Ann Thompson, want to help a chance. Always embroidery class and square Communion, Church School from Grade 10. place, with a genuine effort toward understanding.” Union (Congregational Church, Rockville. 9:30 and 11 a.m.. Worship Service and Church meet in youth lounge. Rev. Paul J. Bowman, Minister. 559; Florence North, 558; Cis keep in mind this is your senior dance lessons — both classes This printing test pattern is Nursery care. This area of communication seemed to be the most fruitful of School; 7 to 8:30 p.m.. Pilgrim Fellowship. Wilson, 548; Ann Haupt, 547; center, and is run by our staff filled up; 1 p.m., Fun-Day. part of The Herald quality con­ O u te r Cuii|{re){atiunal Church, United all the subjects considered as couples told me across the 9:15 a.m.. Confirmation Class; 10:30 a.m.. trol program in order to give Here’s Schedule Tlic Sulxaiiun Army, 661 Main St. Capt. and Church School, infants-Grade 8; 10:45 a.m.. with your help, and by changing featuring going to the races, ('.liiircli of Christ, 11 Center St. Rev. Newell following year what the “pre-marital conference” had meant in you one of the finest Mrs. Arthur Carlson, corps officers. Curtis, Jr., Rev. Winthrop Nelson Jr., pastors. Morning Worship. Sermon Topic; “Sing a Song ass committees enables more par­ and card games. Bus pickup at 8:30 a.m.. Teen Prayer Breakfast; 9:30 a.m., their living together. Wappiiig (Coiiiinunity (Chureh, 1790 CIVIC CENTER ®T ''“ ticipation by all. 8:30 a.m., return and pickup at newspapers in the nation. 9 a.m.. Worship Service, Federation Room, of Sixpence” ; 11:45 a.m.. Meeting of Delegates Ellington Rd., South Windsor. Rev. Harold W. LET US PRICE For Bookmobile Sunday School; 10:45 a.m.. Holiness Meeting; 6 Rev. Mr. Curtis, leader; 10 a.m.. Worship Ser­ to U.(?.C. State Conference. ^ If OPENS WED., OCT. 16 So if you have been helping noon time and return trip at 3 p.m.. Open-Air Meeting; 7 p.m.. Salvation Richardson, minister. Rev. R. Stanley Eaton, YOUR NEXT p.m. vice, Sanctuary, Rev. Mr. Curtis, preacher; 11 associate minister. ’> right along, and then find Frequently area of special need are brought to my attention. NIGHTLY Meeting. a.m.. Coffee Hour, Woodruff Hall; 4 to 9 p.m.. Holton (Congregational Chureh, Bolton PRESCRIPTION! someone else is going to take Friday, 10 a.m. to noon, Here is next week’s schedule for The Thomas Hooker, a From time to time I will share one in this column: If you are a 9:30 and 11 a.m.. Worship Service and Church i OCT. 16,17,18,19, 22, 23, 24, 25 A CaUury Church (.Atisrmhiics uf God), 647 E. Youth Group, meet at Center Church, softball at Center Rd. Rev. J. Stanton Conover, Minister. over for awhile, don’t get kitchen social bingo, one can of Connecticut State Library bookmobile on loan to the physician or know of one interested in practice in an area of School. / 26 at 8 P.M. Middle “Tphe. Rev. Kenneth L. Gustafson, Center Springs Park, pizza in the Robbins and 10:15 to 11; 45 a .m., Church School; 10:30 a.m., ARTHUR DRUG excited or feel bad; it’s because canned goods needed; 10 to medical need in a multispecialty clinic in three small towns in MATINEES Manchester Public Libraries: pastor. Federation Rooms, Gordon Lassof, guest Worship Service, Sermon “ Summer we do have a number of noon, beginners ceramic Southern Kentucky, you get in touch with me or The Medical Sat., Oct. 19 & 26 at 2:00 P.M. MONDAY, SEPT. 23 9:45 a.m., Sunday School classes for children speaker. Reminiscences’’; 7:30 p.m.. Pilgrim Hoekville Baptist (Chureh, 69 Union St. Rev. volunteers and want everybody classes; 1 p.m. to 4 p.m., set­ Directory, Daniel Boone Clinic, Harlan, Ky., 40831. 10:20 to 11:10 a.m. — Laurel Manor. and adults: 10:50 a.m.. Service of Worship and Fellowship. Robert L. LaCounte, pastor. Sun., Oct. 20 & 27 at 1 P.M. & 5 P.M. to feel wanted and needed. back games. Bus pickup at 8:30 St. Mary's Episcopal Church, Park and The question “ Does the end justify the means?” is a recurring PRICES a.m., return trip at noon, and 4 11:20 to 11:50 a m. — Carver Lane. Bible message, child-care provided; 7 p.m.. 9:30 a.m., Sunday School, nursery through Ideas Help c Church Sts. Rev. Stephen K. Jacobson, rector- one. It can be asked about the following incident in which the cen­ First (Congregational Chureh, United Gospel Service, Hymnsing and Bible message. adult, including college career class; 11 a.m.. 4 M.5 M g, goo Seats Reserved p.m. Noon to 12.30 p.m. — Goslee Dr. and Cooper Hill St. elect. Rev. Stephen J. White, priest-in-charge. tral figure may amuse you, irritage you, or call forth your ad­ Don’t forget that Gloria and I (Chureh of (Christ, Coventry. Rev. Bruce J. Worship Service, first Sunday of each month. 1:50 to 2:20 p.m. — Knighton St. Rev. Ronald Haldeman. miration. If your church has trouble with its finances (a likely YOUTH PRICES 12 & Under are expecting suggestions on C.hurrii of Jesus Christ of Laltcr-Day ■Johnson, Minister. Holy Communion; second Sunday, missionary 2:30 to 3 p.m. — Seaman Circle. 7:30 a. m., The Holy Communion, Book of Com- assumption in these days of inflation), read on and share this with Si*" Discount on Advanced Ticket programs, especially ideas to Sainis, Woodside St. & Hillstown Rd. D. Clark 9:30 a.m.. Church School. Adult Bible and Con­ service, nursery provided; 7 p.m., informal 3:10 to 3:40 p.m. — Cedar St. Brown, bishop. mon Prayer; 9 a.m.. Morning Prayer, your Every Member (ianvass Committee. Sales for OCT. 17, 19 at 2 P.M., help make our Fun-Day more firmation (Classes. Nursery provided; 11 a.m.. evening service, nursery provided. interesting. So send in your THEATER SCHEDULE 3 50 to 4:20 p.m. — High and Short Sts, 8:30 a.m.. Priesthood; 9:30 a.m.. Seminary; Authorized devices, with sermon by the Rev. Worship Service, “Crises in Creation.” Coffee 22, 23 & 24 ONLY ideas, who knows, it may be 10.30 a.m., Sunday School; 5 p.m.. Sacrament Mr. Haldeman, Church School, Crib Class and “The treasurer of a rural church resigned. The Hour in vestry following worship. TUESDAY, SEPT. 24 Nursery care; 9:45 a.m., Sunday Morning Coffee church board asked the man who managed the local GET YOUR TICKETS EARLY! just something to really help. Service. St. John's Episeopul (Cliurrh, Rt. 30, Vernon. 10:20 to 11:30 a.m. — H olid^ House. House; 11:15 a.m.. Holy Eucharist, Rite 2 grain elevator to take the position. After careful Do you know something? Vernon Cine 1 — “ For Pete’s Rev. Robert H. Wellner, rector. snmim Vernon Cine 1 — “For Pete’s 11:40 a.m. to 12:10 p.m. — dlinton and Oak Sts. Kniuniicl Culhcraii Church, Church and Contemporary, with sermon by the Rev. Mr. deliberation he accepted the appointment with two .Seeoiid (Congregational Chureh, United Every once in a while I get the Sake, ” 2:00-7:15-9:15; “Let It Cliiireh of (Clirisi, Rt. 44A, Coventry. Rev. 8 a.m., Holy Communion; 10 a.m., Family Ser­ Sake,” 2:00-3:40-5:20-7:15-9:15 12:20 to 12:50 p.m. — Charter Oak St. Chestnut Sts. Rev. C. Henry Anderson, Rev. Haldeman. considerations: That no report from the treasurer be STARBUCK A SHELLEY word that some members have Vernon Cine 2— “S»P*Y»S,’’ Be,” 12 Midnight; “Yellow Sub­ Ronald J. Fournier, pastors; Joseph Ekeberg, Robert Bechtold, Minister. vice and Church School. a few questions regarding 2:10 to 2:40 p.m. — St. John and Alexander Sts. required for a full year and that no one ask him about 2:00-3:30-5:15-7:00-9:00 marine.” 12 Midnight intern. Coiiiiiiiinity llaplisl (Jiurcli, An American the church’s finances. 9 a.m.. Adult study; 10 a.m. Worship Service, programs or activities at the 2:50 to 3:20 p.m. — Presidential Village. 8:30 and 11 a.m.. The Service, during pulpit Hiipiisi Church, 585 E. Center St. Rev. Ondon Church School, infant care; 11 a.m.. Coffee St. Muithew's (Cliurrh, Tolland. Rev. J. Clif­ Center, and they always go Manchester Drive-In — Vernon Cine 2 — “S*P*Y»S,” 3:30 to 4 p.m. — Edison and Whitney Rds. hymn, children go to chapel for their own ser­ P. Stairs, minister. The board members swallowed hard but consented. Hour. ford Curtin, pastor. elsewhere to get the answers. “ Heavy Traffic,’’ 7:20; 2:00-7:00-9:00-12 Midnight 4:10 to 4:40 p.m. — Fountain Village. vice: 9:45 a.m.. Church school for all ages, adult . 9:15 a.m.. Church School for all ages. Nursery After all, he was asked to be treasurer, and everyone Saturday Masses at 5 and 7 p.m.; Sunday Sometimes I wonder if they “ Alice’s Restaurant,” 8:45; 4:50 to 5:20 p.m. — Northwood Apartments. forum; 9:45 and 11 a.m.. Nursery for infants; through Grade 4 continuing during service; 10:30 trusted him when they did business at the elevator. Manchester Drive-In — Masses at 8:30, 10:30 and 11:45 a.m. realize that I am the Senior "Nine Lives of Fritz the Cat,” a.m.. Morning Worship, message; “What Is A 'I’uleollville (Congregational Chureh, “Heavy Traffic, ” 7:20; WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 25 6:30 p.m.. Senior Youth Group meeting in the At the end of the year he gave his report; The $25,000 Center director, and therefore 10:35 Youth Room. Sermon?” , Nursery is provided. United (Chureh of (Christ. Rev. Kenneth E. ORDER YOUR TICKETS BY MAIL am the most logical person to "Alice’s Restaurant,” 8:45; 10:20 a.m. to 12:50 p.m. — Meadows Convalescent Home. indebtedness on the church was paid, the staff salaries Knox, Pastor. “Nine Lives of Fritz the Cat,” St. Mauriee's (Chureh, Bolton. Rev. Robert simply Send Chacfc or Money Order Payable to: see to get the answers, or Showcase Cine 1 — “That’s 2:10 to 2:40 p.m. — Castle and Turnbull Rds. I niluriun Univcrsalist Society, 481 Spring Trinity (!uvcnunt Church, 302 Hackmatack had been increased, the goal for Our Christian World 10:30 a.m.. Worship and Sunday School, EDDIE SHORE ENTERPRISES, INC. reasons why things are done. 10:35 2:50 to 3:20 p.m. — Pine Ridge Apartments. St.. (Singer Learning Center). Rev. Arnold F. St. Rev. Norman E. Swensen. Mission was upped 200 per cent, there were no out­ Nursery is provided; 5:30 p.m.. Family Night W. Cronin, pastor. Entertainment,” 2:00-4:35-7:10- Saturday Masses at 5 and 7 p.m.; Sunday Civic Center Springfield, Mass. 01103 Some people think that some of 9:45 Showcase Cine 1 — “That’s 3:30 to 4 p.m. — Cambridge and Oxford Sts. Westwood, minister. 9:30 a.m.. Sunday School Classes for all ages, standing bills, and the treasurer reported a balance of Potluck. three through adult, plus Infant Nursery; 10:50 $2,500. Masses at 7:30, 9:15, and 11 a.m. Be sure to state number & price of tickets, date & time of per­ our volunteers have the Entertainment,” 2:00-4:35-7:10- 4 10 to 4:40 p.m. — S. Hawthorne St. 10:30 a.m.. Service; Alan J. Wabrek, M.D. and Carolyn J. Wabrek. (The “ Masters & Johnson” a.m., Morning Worship Service with Rev. Nor­ formance desired. answers. Showcase Cine 2 — “Death 9:45 4:50 to 5:20 p.m. — Crescent and Durant Sts. The congregation was stunned, but someone Gilead (Congregational Church, Hebron. of the Greater Hartford area), guest speakers; man E. Swensen preaching on “Belong in a Enclose sell-addressed stamped envelope Well, my door is always open, Wish,” 2 00-3:50-5:40-7;35-9;30 Rev. William D. Porter HI, Interim Pastor. Saered lleurt (Cliurrh, Rt. 30, Vernon. Rev. Showcase Cine 2 — “Death THURSDAY, SEPT. 26 Deeper Way; ” Trinity Tots for those 3-5 years of managed to rise and ask, “How come?” and I'm able to make myself Showcase Cine 3 — “Califor­ topic; “ Key Concepts in Sexual Relations,” 10:30 a.m.. Worship Service. Harvey A. Ralph Kelley, pastor. Rev. Edward Konopka. Wish,” 2:00-3:50-5:40-7:35-9:30 10:20 to 10:50 a.m. — Park Chestnut Apartments. age; Children’s Church for those in Grades 1-4, available to anyone, so drop in nia Split,” 1:30-3 30-5;35-7:45- Nursery, Church School. Quietly he answered, “Most of your bring your grain Descruisseaux, preaching on “Love and Revolu­ Saturday Mass at 5 p.m.; Sunday Masses at Showcase Cine 3 — "Califor­ 11 a.m. to 12:10 p.m. — Mayfair Gardens. plus a Nursery for Infants. and talk things overs with me. 9:55 nia Split,” 1:30-3:30-5:35-7:45- Sccoiiil Con)(regalional Church, United to my elevator. As you did so, I simply withheld 10 per tion — The Gospel Truth” ; 9:15 a.m.. Church 7:30, 9, 10:30 a.m. and noon. 12:’20 to 12:50 p.m, — Broad and Center Sts. Get the word from the “horse’s 9:55 _ ( J>«cch.4»f (!liri»i, 385 N. Main St. Rev. Felix M. Church of Christ, Lydall and Vernon Sts. cent on your behalf and gave it to the church in your School Classes. Nursery provided. mouth" so to speak, and not Showcase Cine 4 — “ Dr. 2:10 to 2:40 p.m. — Kennedy Rd. and Bishop Dr. name. You have not missed it and you have been Zhivago,” 1:30-5:00-8:30 Showcase Cine 4 — “ Dr. Z' Davis, minister. Eugene Brewer, minister. guesswork from other people. Zhivago,” 1:30-5:00-8:30 2:50 to 3 20 p.m. — Level Rd. and Elizabeth Dr. 10 a.m.. Morning Worship, Nursery through 9 a.m., Bible Classes; 10 a.m.. Worship, ser­ tithing for a whole year. See how easy it is?” First (Congregulional (Chureh, United .St. Margaret Mury'.s (Cliurrh, Wapping. Rev. Come on in, and let’s talk Burnside Theatre — “The 3:30 to 4 p.m. — Avondale and Robin Rds. William McGrath and Rev. Joseph Schick, co­ White Dawn” 1:30-3:30-5:30- Burnside Theatre — "The Church School Grade 12, Sermon by the Rev. Mr. mon: "The Christian’s Relationship to the — from the magazine A.D, May, ’74 Chureli of (Christ. Andover. Rev. Holland G. R a b e rt because I’m open for White DawnJ' 1:30-7:30-9:30 4:10 to 4:40 p.m. — Ardmore and Marshall Rds. Davis, “A Great Mystery.” World”; 6 p.m.. Worship, “Response To Ewing, Interim Pastor. pastors. 7:30-9:30 suggestions, and maybe your U.A. E ast 1 — “ Harrad 4 :50 to 5:20 p.m. — Durkin and Branford Rds. Criticism.” 9:45 a.m.. Church School for kindergarten Saturday Masses at 5 and 7 p.m.; Sunday ideas will be most helpful and Masses at 8:30, 10 and 11:30 a.m. U.A. East 1 — "H arrad Summer, ” 2:00-7:35-9:30; In the light of Watergate consider this Prayer of the Week through senior high; 11 a.m.. Worship Service. appreciated. FRIDAY, SEPT. 27 Cliurrii of llic Nuzurcnc, 236 Main St. ReV. R e d fo rd Summer,” 2:00-3:45-5:35-7:35- "Concert for Bangladash," 12 which was offered recently in the Arizona House of Represen­ No stops scheduled. William A. Taylor, pastor. Rev. Charles Isbell, Mini-Bus Midnight tatives by Diana McCarthy, a Republican from Phoenix: 9:30 The assistant pastor. S i . Franris of Assifti, 673 Ellington Rd., South Another thing I hope I get U.A. East 2 — “ My Name is “Lord, make all our words gracious and tender St. Heriiurd's (Cliurrh, Rockville. Rev. John U.A. East 2 — “My Name is 9:30 a.m., Sunday School, Classes for all ages; Windsor. Rev. John C. Gay, pastor. Rev. Eugene across to you is the idea of the Nobody," 2:00-9:20; “ New­ today, for tomorrow we may have to eat them. J. White, pastor. Rev. Joseph M. Bartok. Nobody,” 2:00-5:40-9:20; “New­ Bible 10:45 a.m.. Morning Worship, Message by he M. Kibride. mini-bus, and i t ’s always man’s Law,” 7:45 Amen.” Saturday Masses at 5 and 7 p.m.; Sunday "lle re m ia h man’s Law,” 4:05-7:15 Rev. Mr. Isbell. Continuing the study of the Book Saturday Masses at 5 and 7 p.m.; Sunday available for members who U.A. East 3 — “Parrallax Masses at 7, 8:30, 10 and 11:30 a.m. U.A. East 3 — “Parrallax Speaks of Amos. Children’s Church and Nursery Back in the early 1920’s I attended a Univcrsalist Church one Masses at 7:30, 9:30 and 11 a.m. want to attend any of our View.” 2:00-9:10; “ Bang the View,” 2:00-5:35-9:10; “Bang Dy provided; 7 p.m. Evening Service, message by Sunday morning and saw this motto on the wall of the parish programs, who have no means Drum Slowly,” 7:30 J o h n s o n ” the Drums Slowly,” 3:50-7:30 Eugene the Rev. Mr. Taylor, Nursery provided. house: of transportation, and who live Brewer “The line of least resistance is the line of least A SYDNEY POLLACK LILM outside our regular bus route. run holiday cookie cutters Just give us a call a day in ad­ assistance.” This leads into our maxim of the week from Elbert Hubbard; ABOUT assorted designs for hallowoon, vance, and we are also thanksgiving and Christmas... available lots of times to take Lying always has been one “The path of least resistance is what makes rivers 1 3 3 0 crooked.” TOWN T h e m a n members to the doctor’s or CASA NOVA PARKADE PlIARMArv of m a n ’s b e s e ttin g • have wary lltUa thing other emergencies. Lots of weaknesses — and I include in RESTAURANT this term every form of “w h e n a times the mini-bus is sitting in You Money! Parkade the yard; however, iCs there and IVe Save 4^ deliberate deception for per­ The Chaminade Club’s board dollar’s Our illustration of the week is one I heard in New Dalhi, India. ready when needed. If we tried Cocktail Lounge sonal advantage. Lying of directors will meet Monday worth a ROUTE 13 — TALCOTTVIU.E An auction was in progress, moving in a desultory manner. The the of malsYtretf | to do too many things, we would almost invariably leads to at 8 p.m. at the home of Mrs. dollarl" I offering of a dusty violin produced few bids, all very small. Then downtown rnanchestftP find it not available when we First Resisursnt on Usnchester Une Open Sunday frustration and bitter fruits. Peter T. Staum, 147 Lyness St. need it the most. The Bible says; “Truthful an elderly man stepped up out of the audience, blew off the clouds Over the years when we had SAT. SUN. ONLY lips endure forever, but a of dirt, plunked the strings a couple of times, tucked the violin trips, it was up to each person lying tongue is but for a lovingly under his chin, and brought forth heavenly music. When to get to our center on their F o r Your Ploasuro moment,” Prov. 12:19. Short- he finished he said not a word to the hushed crowd but handed the own. All of a sudden because we Accordion Interlude run ‘benefits’ or deception are instrument back to the auctioner sat down. Immediately the bids destined to be a have a mini-bus lots of people FOR EMERCENCIES the only outcome foreseen by came pouring in until the violin was finally sold for over $1,000. think we should run around to In Our Dining Room its perpetrator. More remote As that master brought forth the worth and beauty of the violin, bring them to the center. THINK consequences are ignored. so can the Master of Life play upon each of us revealing the noble classic! I think I mentioned this Then when the duplicity wears I purpose for which we are made. before; it would be an im­ SPECIALS thin, more guile follows. A lie The other day on TV’s Today Show I saw an interview with a FRI. • SAT. • SUN. always calls for another. Sir I charming young woman who had been paralyzed in an accident P g possibility, and so 1 say, if in OF US! the past you always were able Pound Ctiarcoal 6rolled Dal Walter Scott stated it well: when she was a teen-ager. Now she cannot move her arms but SUNDAY IS THE DAY to get to the center, then why is Monico Staak with sMa order of 0 what a tangled web we has learned to paint holding the brush in her teeth. Her skill is ROBERT REDFORD in A Sydney Pollack Film "JEREMIAH JOHNSON" it so difficult now? Let’s be fair Spaghetti, 6reon 6arden Tossed f O * 7 R weave. remarkable but more remarkable is the radiant spirit which she When first we practice to ALL reveals. Her deep faith in God’s purpose for her life has enabled A Joe Wizan-Sanford Production • Co-Starring WILL GEER about things, think of the Salad, 6raad t Suttar ONLY Om i U overall picture, and again that’s OPEN deceive. MEDICINAL her to be His instrument, helping those about her even as she from ALLYN ANN McLERIE • STEFAN GIERASCH • CHARLES TYNER • And why my door is always open. Meat or Choesa Ravioli with Moat Ultimately the whole requir^ their help physically. Listening to her called to mind Introducing DELLE BOLTON • Music by John Rubinstein and Tim Mclnlire Stop in; I'd love to talk to you. fraudulent fabric dissipates, SERVICES Milton's famous poem on his blindness: BallsSails or Sausage, Sausi Green Ga^n $ 2 0 g When I consider how my light is spent Screenplay by John Milius and Edward Anhalt • Produced by Joe Wizan Sick Cull Tossed Salad SUNDAY leaving its designer bare and AVAILABLE... discredited. It is infinitely Ere half my days in this dark world and wide. Directed by Sydney Pollack • Panavision’' • Technicolor* Let’s get on to Thursday, and Come See Our New Low Price Lunch menu better to suffer momentary And that one talent, which is death to hide, 1:00 to 5:00 in the afternoon we heard that Also — Specisl Chlldrsn's Menu 8 A.M. to 9 P.M. failure and/or embarassment Lodged with me useless, though my soul more bent Celebrating Warner Broi. 501h A nniversary^^ A Warner Communications Company our friends Karl White, Ceil Featuring while retaining one’s integri Over To serve therewith my Maker, and present Carroll, and Madeline Drake Stop in for Pizza and A ty, than to postpone the mo­ 25 My true account, lest He returning chide; GRAPHICS are patients at the Mauchest^L ment of truth and sacrifice the p h a r m a c y “Doth God exact day-labor, light denied?" Memorial Hospital. We also Drink Before or After Years ORIGINAL ART Qallory Hour* STARTS WEDNESDAY respect of others forever. I fondly ask. But Patience, to prevent received word that Mae Martin 455 HARTFORD RD. SCULPTURE The Show. FOR ALL YOUR of That murmur, soon replies, “God doth not need TuM. - 8*1. ONE WEEK ONLY is now resting at her home 115A CHURCh OF MANCHESTER Either man’s work or his own gifts; who best CUSTOM FRAMING 10 A.M. - S P.M. SERVICING TILL CLOSING TIME Continuous Sycamore Lane with her leg in Bear his mild yoke, they serve him best; his state a cast. PHONE 643-0256 MEDICINAL NEEDS CHRIST “YOUP COMMUNITY CREATIVE WALL Thur*. Servlcal Is kingly: thousands at his bidding speed. We also heard from Martha Lydall and Vernon Streets HEALTH SERVICE STORE' DESIGNS 7 P.M. - 9 P.M. Phone: 643-2517 And |H)st o’er land and ocean without rest; Mansfield and Helena Smith, They also serve who only stand and wail.” PAGE FOUR - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Sat., Sept. 21, 1974 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Sat., Sept. 21. 1974 — PAGE FIVE

iH aurlirstpr Eiirutim H p ia li OPINION Police Have MANCHESTER HAS Tough Job CERTIFIED 725 EAST NATIONAL INSTITUTE hititiiti fw Business-Directory Guide For nvrowTivt FOR sama AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE EXCELLENCE Two members of Manchester’s seems to bend over backward in favor MIDDLE TURNPIKE 3umncr> AAMCO TRANSMSSION OF MANCHESTER finest had some severe comments of the accused, except in most severe Manchester and Surrounding CALL 643-2467^^ concerning the frustration that often felonies. Our laws to favor the MANCHESTER FREE TniMiaifi Mancltettar-Wernon TERMS affects policemen in the performance juvenile offender by setting limits on Vicinity TOWIHO Rt. 83 Town Una ARRANGED of their duties. punishment, publicity, and other ac­ THE MOST MODERN In announcing the arrest of a gang tions which many feel would be a TECHNIQUE IN MEN’S HAIR STYLING of teen-agers accused of perpetrating 'S' deterrent to criminal activity. featuring this week... .0,NSU.M,ER i s m more than 50 home and business We think it is to the credit of the break-ins in recent weeks, the police Manchester Police Department that it VILLAGE BARBER S * SALON FOR MEN officers voiced pessimism that the has not allowed the frustration of the Featuring Rage Cut MANCHESTER PARKADE APPOINTMENT ACCEPTED PHONE 64B-0U7 culprits would be adequately punished latter two steps in the criminal fiSJESw ROBERT 0. ST PIERRE 312 MAIN STREET Your Complete i^M M K PROP. MANCHESTER for their crimes if they are convicted. process — prosecution and trial — to Appliance Store Police Chief James M. Reardon permit its officers to become lax or FAMOUS BRAND said, "House breaks might slow down indifferent to its job. CAMPING EQUIPMENT here if these people were locked up. The unfortunate thing is that the TENTS. COTS. SLEEPING BAGS. AIR MAHRESSES. TELEVISION - APPLIANCES STOVES. LANTERNS But the courts don’t like to put kids in policeman is the front line of law and MANrHCSTFI ■ 1 NOMmPMVUKNT jail." order. He is the one who gets the heat Oak Grove Nature Center (Photo by Steve Dunn) FARR’S m. Detective Capt. Joseph Sartor when there is a rash of crimes, when THE EVCPYTHING STORE 649*3589 CAMP-BIKE-SPORT 2 MAIN STREET J u t h f U t e expressed his belief that when young accu.sed culprits go free and some Xcit ti $tif I S8«5 OPEN DAILY TO B P.M. J. FARR • 643-7111 APPLIANCE I TV people are no longer juveniles and are resume criminal activities, and when GROOMING... epi I liable for arrest as adults, they slow he cannot, within the rules of evidence for Poodles and All Breeds PERSONAL down a bit. concerning arrests and questioning of MAX LERNER STUD SERVICE... HOURS Court lenienc, especially for the accused, come up with a strong tor Poodles, Toys A M iniatures Nm.. Tun., YM. TEE lO -SJO juveniles, is a common complaint Thin, am ot Personalized enough case to satisfy the Fun end Sportswear SUDS & SCISSORS Fri 3J5-5:3t LETTERS • NUMERALS among police officers. There is hardly prosecutors. Nixon's Mental Health SiL 1IMI0-5M OPEN POST ROAD PLAZA RT. 30. VERNON DESIGNS • Yours or Oura a conscientious officer, who after We sympathize with the policeman Hours 9-5 Mon. - Sat. PHONE 3S OM ST„ MNKMESTDI many hours of tedious legwork and in­ who must bear this burden. But until FORUM By Appointment 87S-7624 U6-3339 • MeNno CoWw vestigation to build a good solid legal we as a society decide to change the TRA VEL case, hasn’t seen his efforts seeming­ present laws and court-imposed rules WASHINGTON - For a long time we tally, and that his condition did not in itself It seems senseless that Richard Nixon MERCURY AGENCY ly go down the drain because the concerning criminal procedures from debated Ni.xon’s Watergate guilt. Then we justify the pardon before due legal process should ever have got himself entangled in Reuben Plen’s sisAdaimst. -• -«.»r,s'.r. knew. Now we are debating the state of his had tegun. courts have handed out minimal or arrest to punishment, these are the Able Librarian the Watergate corruptions. He had so mental health. Perhaps we shall never The danger of our becoming a nation of much to lose, so little to gain, that the only Texaco Station Phone 646-2756 suspended sentences. There is no know about it with any certainty. rules under which the policeman must amateur psychiatrists is a real one. Who explanation might be a destructive inner * OUAWXWTMP Hydraniatlr TranjinlMlon« To the editor: Nixon's physician, Dr. Walter R. Tkach, Repalrlfif question there is a double standard of operate and we as a society must can have forgotten that medley of psy­ death-drive which made him court the NO SERVICE CHAR6E At its board meeting this week, the reported objectively on the state of his leg, chologists, psychiatrists and literary Stevenson’s Servicenter, Inc, justice as applied to juveniles and "dirty tricks ” operation in the midst of his All Work Guaranteed accept. Library Board passed the following but there is no similar objective report on lights who — by a remote analysis — success. Once committed to braving it out, Texaco Lubricailoii Service Reservations tor • Hotels • Airlines • Steamships resolution: adults. However, it does not seem We are proud of the work the state of his mind, except for Dr. judged Sen. Barry Gold water to be a men­ he held himself together surprisingly well 405 Main Street, Manchester 649-5533 627 Main Street Mancinstar Tkach’s disclosure that he has largely lost likely that this will ever change sub­ tally sick man ten years ago in the during the months of his ordeal. Dick & Bob StevenBon, Owners/Operators Featuring • Complete and expert lubrication offered Manchester policemen are doing to "In the recent death of Miss Jessamine the will to fight. presidential campaign of 1964? Or the very stantially in these days of shifting To ask about Nixon’s mental health is no FLO’S Cake Decorating Supplies • Complete line of accessories and parts offered, including alternators, generators, starters, waxes protect our lives and property unddr Smith, Manchester lost a distinguished different but still disturbing Sen. Tom But in the end the strains made him 847-1731 875-3252 gossipy nosiness. When a man has held the and car care products • Tuneup services on all makes and models • Goodyear, Firestone, Jetson and emphasis from punishment to citizen, an able librarian and a woman of Eagleton affair just two years ago, when irrational in his actions, wildly arbitrary MACHINE these sometimes distressing cir­ most powerful office in the world, the A COMPLETE LINE OF % WILTON CAKE DECORATIONS Atlas tires • Atlas, Eastern and Interstate batteries sold • Road service (pickup and delivery service wide cultural interests. She came to the discovery by Sen. George McGovern of ■ in his decisions. So much so that a small MANCHESTER rehabilitation. cumstances. question of how his mind and psyche work offered) • Car waxing offered by appointment only • Brake and front end services, including shocks Manchester to take charge of a small his running-mate’s mental hospital group which knew him well — Secretary of 70 UNION ST. SHOP is of great moment. 1S1 CENTER ST. • Expert exhaust system repairs • Radiators and cooling systems repaired and serviced • All work AUTO PARTS The problem is particularly acute in And we hope the citizens of this library in an industrial community. She experience made McGovern dismiss him Defense James Schlesinger, Secretary of MANCHESTER, CONN. ROCKVILLE. CONN. was well qualified by training and Right now we are at the mercy of im­ under intense public pressure? Mon. - Sal. 10-5 Mon. - Sat. 10-5 guaijinteed 100%! “Going into 14 years at the same location.” 270 BROAD ST SERVICES our free society since we weigh all our town will remember, our policemen State Henry Kissinger and Gen. Alexander Fri. 10-0 experience to undertake the job of expand­ pressionistic reports of Nixon’s condition Yet we cannot escape the need to make Haig — set up a vigil in the closing days Thura. 10-7 criminal laws seemingly in favor of AVAILABLE are only a part of the system. They en­ ing that library into a powerful influence by his staff and friends. How we assess some assessment of Richard Nixon’s men­ before his resignation, interposing Wedding Cakes A Specialty the accused. ’ force the laws, make arrests, and in the educational and cultural life of the them is tied up with our political emotions tal state, past and present. Much of our themselves between him and the general town. of the moment. How we feel about the future weighing of presidential choices The policeman s role is limited to staff of any potential military or nuclear collect evidence. The ultimate deci­ Ford pardon and the way it was depends on how we read such crisis case EVERYTHING IN w f c a n t h id e b e h in d ! '/ ! ■ , move. OUR PRODUCT '/> ]■ ' . PARKADE BARBER SHOP enforcement of laws, arrests within Although a quiet and reserved person maneuvered can decide whether we histories. sion as to guilt and innocence and the pfflfgssiflnaffy Spiclallzlng In — herself, she interviewed borrowers to Fortunately for the new budding dis­ • jAHfT GLASS eS»40WtROOC»S i. severely defined rules of evidence, believe the reports of Nixon’s mental Is there a way to safeguard the nation eSIOAlMtONrs • BATHTUB CNCLCSURES nature of the punishment to be meted learn what their interests were. She en­ cipline of political personality analysis, • Man's a Chlldran't haircuts • Razor cut aberrations or think they are mostly against Presidents who may succumb to leand ^ ^ and presentation of such evidence to out, if any, is the responsibility of the couraged the members of her staff to propaganda for the pardon. the two basic studies of Nixon's mental irrational distortions of reality? My • Styling and Shaping • Lodlts haircuts become active in various local patterns — Bruce Mazlish’ book on the prosecutor. courts. Fot us to criticize policemen For myself I don't have many doubts feeling is that to submit presidential can­ J.A. WHITE GLASS CO., Inc. organizations and to give book talks Richard Nixon's pyscho-history and FURNITURE TOPS PICTURE WINDOWS 2 CertHled Stylists — Special Rates for Senior CItIzena The prosecutor is charged with that Nixon is pretty severely depressed. didates to some sort of sctutiny by a panel for court decisions is not only unfair whenever opportunity offered. She studied James Barber's on presidential character of psychiatrists will simply push the He has plenty to be depressed about. He Manchester 649-6850 MANCHESTER PARKADE presenting to the courts only those but unwarranted for these men are the book collections of the library, — have stood up remarkably well. The ear­ problem to another arena and raise the 649*7322 31 Biaaell St. learned where the weak spots were and was straining at the limits of his psyche MANCHESTER OVER 21 YEARS EXPERIENCE cases in which he believes he can sub­ ly childhood years of a President, his question of the bias and rationality of the neither judge nor jury. proceeded to buy books to strengthen even when he seemed most in control. He behavior in his formative political years, M came close to the breaking point during psychiatrists. In the end there is no way stantiate guilt beyond reasonable We hope all citizens will watch them. Though handicapped by lack of his character incumbent under extreme for the people to delegate to others the 763 money, she began the process of expand­ his fight to hold on to his power and his tension — these are the raw materials for MAIN ST. doubt. more closely the workings of our place in history, and his mind may well task of judging the men who want to Specializing In ing the library into a position of any case study of presidential character! govern them. But they will have to assess DON WILLIS Then the judges and the juries, or system of criminal justice all the way recognized quality of service and wide have burst its bounds of rationality in the But the judgment flowing from them is 643-1191 BRAKE SERVICE last days. But one must add he isn’t a the whole man, including his mental both, have the discretion to deter­ educational influence in the community. hard to make, and predictions of future 191 GARAGE Front End Alignment down the line and not judge it solely basket case now, either physically or men­ health and sickness, in the total picture. 18 Main Si, Td. M9-4531 mine guilt and punishment. conduct even harder. MAIN ST. General Repair Work by what happens or doesn’t happen on Her policies continued and developed by MANCHESTER In the case of juveniles, the system the front line. her able successors, have raised the Manchester Public Library to recognized 643-1900 leadership among the libraries of Connec­ ticut. RAY CROMLEY A person of many interests and of MANCHESTER SAFE & LOCK CO. BERNARD A. LOZIER, INC. faultless taste, she had a wide knowledge Drywall Contractor We Pardon of the arts, was devoted to music, the Ceiling Repairs & Replacements theatre, to the study and collection of Project Independence Runs Out of Energy 453 MAIN ST.. MANCHESTER • 843-8922 American antiques. She was an adven­ Q u a lit y UHa4lllME.|ll$MSS Alarms. Locks & Now Introducing turous traveler. She was an enthusiastic Sales. Combination Changes. Quality Carpentry Work, Patloa - Sales & Service - Bonded. ^Most The Senate and skilled cook, and enjoying trying new ^H uhb& i keys In stock. Repairs of all kinds. Additions & Remodeling recipes. 5tCLWLpj5 Keys. Scissors 5 ree Estimates Phone 649-4464 We, after much soul searching, do dampen similar demands outside of Pinking Shears Sharpened. hereby grant the U.S. Senate an un­ government. Her interest in cooking and her W.ASHINGTON (NEA) - P roject then, the experts asked, can we raise $16 panies are canceling expansion plans. CUSTOM MADE conditional pardon for its lapse into We also pardon the House for its cop knowledge of cook books led to the Independence, the federal energy billion a year in equity capital for energy Many state agencies are snail-like in ap­ SEE US FOR: building up a collection of cook books at program, is stalled. • Aluminum Roll Up CANVAS AWNINBS IRON servility to political pressures in out in letting the Senate apply the ax alone, even assuming a dramatic recovery proving rate raises to meet rising costs. the library, which, kept up to date by in the stock market? Awninga When announced by former President One adviser’s joking solution to the • Door Canoplea SCRAP METAL voting to reject President Ford’s to the President’s request. After all regular purchases, is now one of the most Osfrinsky Nixon, the goal was to increase U.S. Petroleum: The major prospects for oil energy bogdown: "1 hope we fredze next • Storm Doora complete in this area. In conversation iier a Combination Wlndowa request for a three-month postpone­ this was politically expedient since energy production enough by 1980 to in­ winter. It will be the only way we'll get DEALER IN WASTE and PAPER gentle sense of humor responded pleasant­ discoveries are in the offshore oceans. sulate the nation from the power of anything done. Crises shake us into ac­ MANCHESTER AWNING CO. 731 PARKER ST. ment of a pay raise for the federal only a third of the Senate is up for re- ly to life's inconguities and absurdities. These are little surveyed or geologically MATERIALS foreign oil cartels. The target date first tion. ” 19S WEST CENTER ST. Tcl. M3 5735 or M3 5579 Her friendship was true and enduring. mapped. Not much is being done to bureaucracy. election, while the whole House must slipped to 1985: now advisers talk of 1990, TalapRona 649-3091 rem ^y this lack. EtlabllUitd 1949 h , ' ■. A We do so fully recognizing that the face a ballot test in November. 2000 and beyond. Manchester is a better community for Shale: Once a big hope, the shale-to- august body, once so strong in concern We are not asking the Senate to con­ her life and work here. Unless there's more progress soon than gasoline program is now beset with Parkade Cleaners Make Old Clothes Look Like New political and environmental problems. for the taxpayer and the nation’s fess that it is captive to large voting is now in sight, we may be open to price STEVENSOH’S EXXON SERVICENTER Pictured above, Mr. and Mrs. Martin Libitzky, owners of the Parkade Cleaners located in the Manchester Some 80 per cent of the most likely shale is MANCHESTER Over SO years’ Exparlenca William E. Buckley jacking or boycott by Arab nations and 405 Main St., Manchester 649-5533 welfare, has crippled and possibly blocks, such as organized unions with on government land, where holdings by Parkade, display some of their work that has earned them the reputation of a high quality cleaners. “We Chairman their petro-associates until the 21st cen­ Call 649.5807 law are so restricted that profitable "WlNO Ym 5 lF n 4 Da 0 « S io ie t, Yo« Cm OeinM Oa Y«ar Car!" guarantee all our work,” states Libitzky, “and we specialize in all areas of dry cleaning.” The Parkade MEMORIAL GO. fatally wounded any government fat war chests, nor are we asking that Manchester Library tury. Etirnitt^ llp ralb development is unlikely without con­ Cleaners are now doing a lot of work in cleaning furs, suedes and evening gowns for the upcoming cold A. AIMETTI. Prop. attempt to combat inflation. It has Board Opposite Esit Cometerj it explain its votes. The act is self- Sitting in on sessions of an energy crash gressional action. The scientists have been FOUNDED OCT. 1, 1881 • TUNE-UPS weather. This is just another area of specialization that has helped tag them “the professional dry cleaners." Harrison 9t.. >Unch»at*r done so by failing to back President’s explanatory and the guilt of bowing program advisory board provides a dismal somewhat turned off by the high energy Published by the Published every • GENERAL AUTOMOTIVE “With the high cost of buying new clothes these days, it is less expensive to let us dry clean your old clothes Quality Memorials picture of government failure. cost of turning buried shale into usable Manchester evening except Sun ­ like new,” concluded Libitzky. effort to cut government spending and most ungracefully to self-interest Publishing Co., Herald days and holidays. gasoline. Square, Manchester. E n te r e d at the REPAIRS ON ALL CARS set an example of wage restraint pressure is obvious. The advisers are competent — top-flight Conn. 06040. Manchester. Conn., executives and researchers from industry, Nuclear power: The experts are not at Telephone 643-2711 Post Olllce as Second Got A Painting Problem? We'll Helpi which could have been used to But we forgive them for they know Thanks universities and the financial world. They all certain there are sufficient high-grade (Area Code 203). Class Mall Matter. ^Ij Manchester not what thev do. pull no punches, sound more gloomy than uranium ore deposits to fuel a uranium in­ BURL L. LYONS. PUBLISHER Service still means something to us — and service means spending enough To the editor: the economists. They believe the in­ dustry of the size foreseen in Project PAUL'S PAINT lime with you to help you select the right paint finish for that job you're plan­ SUGGESTED CARRIER RATES ning See us for paint and service when you plan your next project HO I This is a public thank you to Mr. Charles dependence goal is possible — eventually. Independence. Foreign ores are no Pet Center fdSupjiiieA. Campbell of 20 Griswold Street in PAYABLE IN ADVANCE 723 HAM ST. But because Congress and the White answer. Worldwide, nuclear energy is toTiraine peiints MANCMSTII 400 MAIN SIREEI • MANCHESTEk.CONN Manchester who organized and runs the House put energy on a back burner when expanding more rapidly than in the United Single C opy ..... 15« 3 M o n th s...... $9.75 W eekly...... 75$ 6 Months . ...$19.50 9 Maple Street, Manchester Phone 649-4273 SgjlA«o»PAINTCQ 64»-tS 01 06040 "Little Miss Softball" program here in long gas lines ended at the filling stations, States, and the demand for high-grade ore ONE Month .... $3.25 One Year.... $39.00 WALLPAPER • CARPETING eARTS & CRAFTS • Mixed Breed Pupplee TODAY’S THOUGHT town. the coming mid-term crunch is just as cer­ mounts monthly. Licensing red tape con­ MEMBER. THE OKDER OE THE GOLDEN KULE Mail Rates Upon Request 615 Main Street Manchester • Our Own Special Blended Your Independent Dealer On behalf of the thousands of little-girls, tain as it seemed last winter. tinues to severely delay construction. Subscribers who p.m. should telephone Pet Food • Hamstera Gerbils * Aquarium Acceisoriet, etc. “BUY THE PAINT THAT’S WORTH THE WORK" who have played in the "Little Miss" The board 1 sat in on ticked off these fail to receive their the circulation depart- Free Parking Rear of Store • Phono 649-0300 ■ God - Herald before 5.30 ment. 647-9946. (iixl — league for the more than 10 years since the problems: Coal: Production is expected to decline UUHDlIKiyw Don’t Buy New Clothes...Dry Clean sometimes program began, but especially on behalf of Finance: Some $600 billions, or $40 slightly between now and 1977, unless FORMAL'S INN inc. you take a soul sometimes Member Audit Bureau of Circulation Your Old Clothes Like New I wonder my own little girl who plays in the league billion a year will be needed over the next something more is done than seems likely JOHN’S FLOOR COVERING INC. Fpr the tux and now. I want to say, "Thank you, Mr. now. 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fl TV TONIGHT DAYTIME LISTINGS •hmiim ■J' 6:00 Film...... 20 9:30 11:30 6:00 The Farmer's Daughter...... 8 Movies...... 3-8 Your Future Is N o w ...... 3 Celebrity Sweepstakes...... 20-22-30 News...... 3-22 As Schools Match Wits ... 22 Bob Newhart ...... 3 Religious Program ...... 30 Split S econd...... 40 Movie...... 18 Evening at Pops...... 24 Can You Top This? ...... 18 Night Gallery ...... 40 6:15 1:00 Black Exposure...... 30 Boarding House ...... 24 11:45 Davey and Qollatli ...... 8 The Match G a m e ...... 3 8:00 All My Children...... 8-40 6:30 10:00 Johnny Carson ...... 20-30 6:30 Know Your W orld ...... 20 ...... 3 Public Affairs Programs ...... 3-8-30 News...... 3-8-22-30-40 The New Land •...... 8-40 Carol Burnett...... 3 Down the Stretch ...... 22 Som erset...... 22 Nakla ...... 8-40 7:00 Not lor Woman O nly ...... 30 Silent Film Festival...... 24 Bobby Goldsboro...... 18 N ew s...... 3 1:30 Gospel Hour...... 18 New Zoo Revue ...... 8 As the World Turns ...... 3 7:00 Emergencyl...... 20-22-30 Today S h o w ...... 20-22-30 Agronsky & Co...... 3 David Susskind...... 24 MIDNIGHT Let's Make a Deal ...... 8-40 8:30 Sixth Sense ...... 40 7:30 Jeopardy...... 20-22-30 News...... 8-20-22 Friends and Lovers ...... 3 Lost In Space ...... 8 2:00 Hee H aw ...... 30 This Week In the NFL .... 18 1:15 8:00 The Guiding Light...... 3 Here Come the Brides ... 40 Risk of Marriage...... 30 Captain Kangaroo...... 3 Newlywed Gam e ...... 8-40 Family Theatre...... 24 11:00 Jack LaLanne ...... 40 Days of Our Lives...... 20-22-30 7:30 1:30 9:00 Nows...... 3-8-18-40 8:30 2:30 What’s Happening ...... 3 11:15 News...... 8 1 Dream of Jeannie .'...... 8 Edge of Night...... 3 Mary Tyler Moore...... 3 Romper Room ...... 40 Wild Refuge...... 8 2:10 QIrT In My L ife ...... 8-40 Kung Fu...... 8-40 I Love Lucy...... 20 9:00 The D o cto rs...... 20-22-30 Pathfinder...... 18 Movie...... 20-22-30 News...... 22-30 Judd for the Defense...... 3 New England Journal ___...... : . . 3 Phil D onah ue...... 8 3:00 F ilm ...... 20 The Price Is Right...... 3 Kitty T o d a y ...... 22 General H ospital...... 8-40 The Lucy Show ...... 30 Another W orld ...... 20-22-W Cartoon Jamboree...... 40 3:30 SUNDAY, SEPT. 22 9:30 Ranger Station...... 3 1 Love Lucy ...... 20 One Lila to Live ...... 8-40 Not lor Women O nly ...... 22 Living Word ...... 18 How to Survive a Marriage . 20-22-30 6:00 Latino...... 40 Oral Roberts...... 10 Beverly Hillbillies...... 30 Confrontation...... 8 The Fllntstones ...... 40 4:00 Christopher Closeup ...... 3 10:30 2:00 10:00 Mike Douglas...... 3 2 World of Disney ... 20-22-30 6:30 Rescue Rangers ...... 8 Movies...... 8-40 The Joker's W ild ...... 3 $10,000 Pyramid...... 8 Journey to Japan...... 24 Dialing lor Dollars...... 8 Black Buffalo's Pow Wow ...... 18 Teresa Graves is the attractive, stars as ex-Marine Dave This fall’s big TV question: Can Sonny This Harvard-educated lawyer leaves Camera Three...... 3 Norman Vincent Peale ... 18 Kathryn Kuhiman ...... 18 Som erset...... 20-30 Name That Tune ...... 20-22-30 aggressive, 'undercover detective in Barrett in “The Manhunter,” a CBS make it without Cher? He’s trying the East to establish a practice in the 7:00 Jewish Heritage...... 40 2:30 8:00 Leave It to Beaver ...... 40 The Lucy S h o w ...... 22 Sonny Comedy Revue.. 8-40 Merv Griffin ...... 40 the special investigations division of a crime-adventure program with a one-hour comedy-variety series Southwest. He’s “ ,” a new Insight ...... 3 10:45 Goodman Family...... 18 10:30 Good News...... 18 G am b it...... 3 4:30 metropolitan police department, in Wednesdays at 10 p.m. Howard Sundays at 8 p.m. on ABC. Some of the NBC show starring Barry Newman This Is the Life ...... 8 Jewish L ife ...... 30 3:00 Winning Streak ...... 20-22-30 Merv Griffin ...... 8 Evening at P ops...... 24 1 Love Lucy ...... 40 I Love Lucy...... 20 ABC’s “Get Christie Love,’’ protrays a private investgator who routines are taken from the old CBS Wednesdays at 10 p.m. “Petrocelli” is 7:30 11:00 Hour of Power...... 18 Hogan's H eroes...... 22 8:30 Wednesdays at 10 p.m. Her boss tries show, and producers have added more one of eight new crime shows this fall. International Zone...... 3 Challenge ...... 3 4:00 11:00 The Mod Squad ...... 30 criss-crosses the country in the 1930s, Kojak ...... 3 Now You See It ...... 3 to keep her out of danger, but she goes tracking down dangerous criminals big names to the guest list. Worship for Shut-Ins Goober...... 8-40 Movies...... 3-8 Password ...... 8 5:00 Challenge of Truth...... 18 The Real M cC oys...... 18 Ring Around the World ... 30 Hour of Power...... 18 High R o llers...... 20-22-30 pretty much her own way. who elude the police. Chiefs vs. Raiders . 20-22-30 McCloud ...... 20-22-30 $10,000 Pyramid...... 40 Film ...... 20 7:45 Notre Dame Highlights ... 20 Performance...... 24 The Big V alley...... 22 9:00 11:30 Mister Rogers ...... 24 Sacred Heart...... 40 Eternal Light...... 22 Wild Wild W est...... 40 Love of Life ...... 3 To Be Announced ...... 30 Movie...... 8-40 Brady Bunch ...... 8-40 5:15 8:00 4:30 Hollywood Squares ...... 20-22-30 News...... 20 11:30 Oral Roberts...... 18 We Believe...... 3 Teach-In ...... 18 Masterpiece Theatre...... 24 NOON 5:30 Catholic Service ...... 8 Face the Nation...... 3 Video Dram a...... 24 N ew s..'...... 3*8 Green Acres...... 18 9:30 Jackpot ...... 20-22-30 Film ...... 20 Make a Wish ...... 8-40 Jean Stapleton, as Edith Bunker, shows concern for her Electric Company...... 24 Movie...... 30 5:00 Mannix...... 3 Password ...... 40 Christopher Closeup...... 40 Notre Dame Highlights ... 22 Persuaders...... 40 own life-style on “All in the Family,” tonight at 8 on CBS- Hogan’s H eroes...... 30 Adelantel...... 30 Kathryn Kuhiman ...... 18 12:30 N ew s...... 40 8:30 5:30 TV. Search for Tomorrow NOON 10:00 Spread a Little Sunshine .. 3 Jimmy Swaggart...... 18 Living Faith...... 18 Insight ...... 8 Game of the W eek...... 3 Family Theatre...... 24 The New Is Getting Old Connecticut Scene...... 8 Firing Line...... 24 Oral Roberts...... 22 6:00 Day of Discovery...... 40 Jesus '7 4 ...... 18 10:30 MOVIES THIS WEEK Insight ...... 20 News Special...... 3 Face the State...... 3 By DOUG BEVINS Not to mention the returning “Columbo,” CBS affiliate, Channel 3. 9:00 Eternal Light...... 30 Lawrence Welk ...... 8 Que Hay de Nuevo...... 3 Honeymooners ...... 20 TONIGHT 2:00 (40) “ David and MONDAY NIGHT 9:00(18) “Let’s Do It Again” TV Editor “ McCloud,” and others. Turning to new comedy shows, we have Roller Game...... 40 Day of Discovery...... 18 Zane Grey...... 22 Make It Real...... 8 6:00 (18) “The Case Against Bathsheba” (1951). Gregory 9:00 ( 8-40) “ Rachel, Rachel” (1953). Jane Wyman, Ray The new commercial television enter­ Also in the new crime category, there’s a our choice of five sitcoms and only one new 12:15 WHNB-TV Reports...... 30 Milland. I Dream of Jeannie ...... 22 Department S ...... 40 Brooklyn” (1958). Darren Peck, Susan Hayward. (1968). Joanne Woodward, tainment season is now a couple of weeks newsman starring in ABC’s “Night- variety series. For the Consumer ...... 8 11:00 4:00 (3) “ The Caper of the Jam es Olson. 11:30 (3) “The Night of the Spring Street U S A ...... 40 6:30 McGavin, Maggie Hayes. old, and this year’s crop of cops, private Stalker." There’s a new lawyer, The variety series is ABC’s “Sonny 12:30 Nows...... 3-22-30 9:00 (20-22-30) “Oklahoma Golden Bulls" (1967). Stephen 11:30 (3) “ Bedtime Story" Following Day” (1969). Marlon 9:30 Amazing G race...... 18 eyes, nostalgia, and animals is blending in “Petrocelli,” on NBC. And there are new Comedy Revue," in which singer (?) Sonny Vikings vs. Lions...... 3 11:30 Crude” (1973). George C. Scott. Boyd, Yvette Mimieux. (1964). Marlon Brando, David Brando, Richard Boone. Everywoman...... 3 To Be Announced ...... 24 with the old stuff. private eyes on ABC and NBC, “Harry 0 ” Bono tries to make do without Cher. Captain Noah...... 8 Dialogue ...... 8 Movies...... 3-30 Faye Dunaway. 4:00 (8) “ Key Largo” (1948). Niven. THURSDAY NIGHT and “Rockford Files,” respectively. The sitcoms are NBC’s “Chico and the Sharing Our Faith...... 18 7:00 Humphrey Bogart, Edward G. CBS, trying to cash in on last year’s good ratings for screenings of the I Dream of Jeannie ...... 22 News...... 18 11:30 (3) "From the TUESDAY NIGHT 9:00 (3) “Skin Game” (1971). There are 24 new shows on the three Cashing in on the nostalgia wave started Man,” which features a Chicano and a Meet the Press___ 20-22-30 News...... 3-8-22 Johnny Carson ...... 22 Terrace” (1960). Joanne Robinson. 8:30 ( 20-22-30) “The Strange James Garner, Lou Gossett. “Planet of the Ape” movies, has created a Friday night (8 p.m.) series Let Us Celebrate...... 30 networks this year. Eight of them deal with by CBS with “The Waltons” a couple of bitter old man; “Friends and Lovers” with 1:00 Gospel Jubilee...... 18 Woodward, Paul Newman. SUNDAY NIGHT' and Deadly Occurrence” 11:30 (3) “Morituri” (1965). starring Ron Harper (bottom), Jam es Naughton, and the chimpanzee Galen Insight ...... 40 11:45 crime, six are comedy, four can be termed seasons back are four new shows: “The Paul Sand and “Rhoda” (who struck out on Patriots vs. Giants . 20-22-30 Wild Kingdom ...... 20-30 11:30 (8) “ PT 109” (1963). 9:00 (8-40) “Thunderball” (1974). Robert Stack, Vera Marlon Brando, Yul Brynner. (Roddy McDowall, right). Harper and Naughton are astronauts stranded in 10:00 Zoom ...... 24 News...... 8-40 nostalgia, and three focus on the great out­ her own from “The Mary Tyler Moore Eighth Day ...... 8 Cliff Robertson, Ty Hardin. (1965). Sean Connery, Claudine Miles. 8:30 ( 8-40) “The Great FRIDAY NIGHT an ape world 2,000 years from now. New Land” and “Paper Moon” on ABC; Music Special ...... 3 Baron...... 40 12:15 doors. There’s one new teacher, a bunch of “Sons and Daughters” on CBS (don’t con­ Show” on CBS; and “That’s My Mama” Conversation With ...... 40 SUNDAY DAYTIME Auger. Niagra” (1974). Richard Boone, 9:00 (3) “ Bonnie and Clyde” Big Blue Marble ...... 8 7:30 The Avengers...... 8 apes, and a couple of truckers. fuse it with ABC’s “Happy Days” ); and and “Texas Wheelers” on ABC. Catholic Service ...... 22-30 1:30 Secret Agent ...... 40 8:00 (30) "Mighty Joe 11:30 (3) “Sunny Side Up" Michael Sacks. (1967). Faye Dunaway, Warren Apple’s W ay...... 3 The split of new shows among the “Little House on the Prairie” on NBC. Issues & Answers...... 8-40 Young" (1949). Terry Moore, (1929). Janet Gaynor, Charles 11:30 (3) “Viva Zapata” Beatty. If you've been trying to see all the new Farrell. (1952). Marlon Brando. networks totals nine for ABC, six for CBS, A full-length motion picture was the basis Ben Johnson. 11:45 (3) “ Mutiny on the shows in the last couple of weeks, it’s been 11:30 (30) “ I Am a Fugitive” WEDNESDAY NIGHT Bounty” (1962). Marlon Bran­ and nine for NBC. NBC really has ten and for “ Paper Moon” as it was for two other 2:00 (8) “One Man’s Way" rough. Not all of them have premiered, and (1964). Don Murray, Diana (1932). Paul Muni, Glenda 8:30 ( 8-40) “The California do, Trevor Howard. the total should be 25 if you want to count an new shows this fall. They are “Planet of the MONDAY, SEPT. 23 f i n i i many are in head-to-head contests. Hyland. Farrell. Kid” (1974). Martin Sheen, Vic addition to the Mystery Movie trilogy. Apes” on CBS and “Born Free” on NBC. Bad nights for comparison viewing have Morrow. For the first time, women are invading “Born Free” is one of three shows the 6:00 Antiques ...... 24 10:30 turned out to be Wednesday and Friday, the lineup of crime-related shows. ABC has critics say will be the start of a TV trend News...... 3-8-22-30 Polka ...... 40 Connecticut Report ...... 18 which each sport seven new shows. Teresa Clraves in “Get Chrstie Love” as a toward the great outdoors. The others are 12 O’clock High ...... 18 8:00 Boarding House ...... 24 WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 25 And don't keep looking for new shows on Electric Company...... 24 sexy black policewoman. NBC has Angie “ Kodiak,” a CBS program set in Alaska, World at W a r...... 3 11:00 Tuesday nights — There aren’t any. There Bonanza ...... 40 Dickinson in “Police Woman,” a spinoff and “Sierra,” an NBC series about park The Rookies...... 8-40 News...... 3-18-22-30 6:00 have been schedule flip-flops which change 6:45 Sharing Our Faith...... 18 Jeopardy...... 8 8:30 10:30 from “Police Story.” NBC’s entry to the rangers. Honeymooners ...... 20 News...... 3-8-22-30 Country Carnival...... 18 the image of Tuesday night, though. Human Growth ...... 24 Born F ree...... 20-22-30 Movie...... 8-40 Mayor’s Half Hour ...... 18 ^ i . A rotating series of “Columbo,” “McMillan Truck drivers are back on TV with NBC’s 11:30 The Champions...... 10 Film...... 20 Video Visionaries ...... 24 7:00 Tribute to Gershwin...... 24 Electric Company...... 24 9:00 & Wife,” and “McCloud” is “Amy Pren­ “Movin’ On,” and NBC’s “Lucas Tanner,” We compared this fall's commercial TV Movie...... 3 Hollywood Squares ...... 22 11:00 News...... 3-20-22-40 9:00 Bonanza ...... 40 Cannon ...... 3 tiss” (Jessica Walter), who stuck her foot the only new show about a teacher, will sup­ schedule with the lineup introduced at the Johnny Carson ___ 20-22-30 Making Things W ork...... 24 News...... 3-8-18-22-30-40 Truth or Consequences ... 8 M aude...... 3 6:45 Movie...... 18 V. in the door last season on “Ironside.” posedly fill the void left by “Room 222.” same time last year, finding that of the 20 MIDNIGHT Animal World...... 30 Bob Hope Special . 20-22-30 Honeymooners ...... 20 Dick Van Dyke...... 18 Cowboys vs. Eagles___8-40 Human Growth ...... 24 Room 222 ...... 40 For minority star crime show buffs, ABC Not in the limelight this fall are two old shows which pronieried in the fall of 1973, To Tell the Truth...... 30 Other Six Days ...... 18 News...... 8-40 Silent Comedy...... 24 11:30 7:00 8:00 S i is offering “Nakia,” with Robert Forster as standbys: Doctors and Westerns. “Marcus only three — “Kojak,” “Police Story,” and Movie...... 20-22-30 12:30 9:30 Movie...... 3 7:30 News...... 3-20-22-40 Sons & Daughters ...... 3 an Indian deputy sheriff. He joins several Welby” is still on ABC and CBS still has “The Six Million Dollar Man” — are back. The Price Is Right...... 3 9:30 Rock Concert...... 8 Nana...... 24 Wide World Special___8-40 Truth or Consequences ... 8 That’s My M am a...... 8-40 Johnny Carson ___ 20-22-30 other minorities which have been well- “Medical Center,” but MDs aren’t a part of The others are history. Police Surgeon ...... 8 Rhoda ...... 3 Hlflhllghts...... 40 Dick Van Dyke...... 18 1:00 Sharing Our Faith...... 18 10:00 1:0 0 represented: A Greek detective (“Kojak” ), the new season. The only Western left on Among series missing this fall are 17 sit­ Wilburn Brothers...... 18 Nana...... 24 To Tell the Truth...... 30 House on the Manhunter ...... 3 Film...... 20 Tomorrow...... 20-22-30 Tomorrow...... 20-22-30 a crippled cop (“Ironside’), a fat private commercial television is CBS’ coms or variety shows, 11 crime-related 10:00 / 7:30 Praurie...... 20-22-30 Get Christie Lovel...... 8-40 eye (“Cannon”), and an elderly in­ “Gunsmoke,” which is seen locally on in­ shows, and one each of love stories, doc­ Hollywood Squares ... 22-30 Medical Center ...... / 3 Name That Tune...... 3 Men Who Made Movies .. 24 Petrocelll...... 20-22-30 vestigator (“”). dependent Channel 18 instead of Hartford’s tors, and teachers. TUESDAY, SEPT. 24 THURSDAY. SEPT. 26 6:00 6:00 8:30 10:00 11:30 Erica...... 24 Nana...... 24 News...... 3-8-22-30 Paper Moon...... 8-40 Movie...... 3 News...... 3-8-22-30 Masquerade Party ...... 30 Harry 0 ...... 8-40 10:00 1 Spy...... 18 9:00 Movin’ O n ...... 20-22-30 Wide World Special — 8-40 Secret Agent ...... 18 Room 2 2 2 ...... 40 Sounding Board ...... 20 Sounding Board ...... 20 Barnaby Jones ...... 3 Movie...... 3 10:30 Johnny Carson — 20-22-30 8:00 Marcus W elby...... 8-40 Electric Company...... 24 Sts. of San Francisco .. 8-40 MIDNIGHT Electric Company...... 24 Good Tim es...... 3 Bonanza ...... 40 Internat’l Performance___24 Bonanza ...... 40 Washington Debates...... 18 Redd Foxx, as Fred San­ WFL Football...... 18 News...... 18 Happy D ays...... 8-40 Police Story...... 20-22-30 6:30 11:00 6:30 ford, lands in jail this week Ironside...... 20-22-30 News...... 3-8-22-30-40 1:00 Adam 12 ...... 20-22-30 10:30 Black Experience ...... 24 Black Experience ...... 24 Sharing Our Faith...... 18 on NBC-TV’s “Sanford and Silent Comedy...... 24 Honeymooners ...... 20 Tomorrow...... 20-22-30 Jeanne W olf...... 24 7:00 9:30 7:00 America...... 24 Son,” Friday at 8 p.m. News...... 3-20-22-40 7 News...... 3-20-22-40 11:00 Nana...... 24 8:30 Nows...... 3-0-18-22-30-40 Truth or Consequences ... 8 Truth or Consequences ... 8 MASH ...... 3 Honeymooners ...... 20 B U D D Y ’S BEGINNING Dick Van Dyke...... 18 Dick Van Dyke...... 18 Movies...... 8-20-22-30-40 To Tell the Truth...... 30 FRIDAY, SEPT. 27 To Tell the Truth...... 30 Silent Comedy...... 24 11:30 NEW YORK (UPI) - CBS Movie...... 3 television’s Barnaby Jones, 7:30 7:30 9:00 6:00 8:00 Dawson McAllister ...... 18 Wide World Special___8-40 private investigator, played Secrets of the Deep...... 3 Sale of the Century ...... 3 Hawaii Five-0...... 3 News...... 3-8-22-30 Planet of the Apes...... 3 Police Woman...... 20-22-30 Johnny Carson ___ 20-22-30 by Buddy Ebsen, who had $25,000 Pyramid...... 8 Let’s Make a Deal ...... 8-22 Vince Lombardi...... 10 The Prisoner ...... 18 Kodiak...... 8-40 Masterpiece Theater...... 24 1:00 nine seasons as the pappy in Nashville Music...... 18 Electric Company...... 24 Music Place ...... 18 Sharing Our Faith...... 18 10:30 9:30 Tomorrow...... 20-22-30 “The Beverly Hillbillies,” Film...... 20 Bonanza ...... 40 Film...... 20 Ski Scene...... 18 Hal Stanton Presents...... 22 Sanford & Son...... 20-22-30 New Directions ...... 18 began his career here as a 6:30 Week in Review...... 24 New Teasure Hunt...... 30 11:00 chorus hoofer in Broadw ay’s Zoom ...... 24 8:30 4 .. 1928 musical, “Whoopee,” Dragnet...... 40 News...... 8-18-22-30-40 7:00 $6 Million Man...... 8-40 Honeymooners ...... 20 starring Eddie Cantor. Buddy 8:00 News...... 3-20-22-40 A High Impact plastic balgcA The Waltons...... 3 Chico & the Man ... 20-22-30 11:15 SYLVANIA PORTABLE COLOR TV was fresh out of his father’s Truth or Consequences ... 8 Wall Street Week ...... 24 colored cabinet (CA411BG) dancing school in Orlando, The Odd Couple...... 8-40 News...... 3 or yellow color^ cabinet Dick Van Dyke...... 18 MODELS CA4111BG, CAU12YL Fla. Buddy? Christened Sharing Our Faith...... 18 9:00 11:30 (CA4112YL) Sierra...... 20-22-30 Aviation Weather...... 24 Movie...... 3 Christian Ludolph Ebsen. To Toll the Truth...... 30 Wide World Special___8-40 A Personal size 13" diagonal Evening at Pops...... 24 Billy Graham Crusade___18 Johnny Carson ___ 20-22-30 Chroma-Line’" picture tube. 7:30 Rockford Files...... 20-22-30 World of Animals ...... 3 Silent Drama ...... 24 11:45 Movie...... 3 WGT-IOO'" chassis la 100% Don WILLIS Garage Let’s Make a Deal ...... 8-22 9:30 solid-state for high perform­ SPECIALISTS IN Porter Wagoner...... 18 Texas Wheelers...... 8-40 ance and reliability WHEEL ALIGNMENT AND Human Dimension ...... 20 Nana...... 24 BRAKE SERVICE Wheel Black Perspective...... 24 • k Plug-In transistors for GENERAL AUTO REPAIR Hollywood Squares ...... 30 10:00 service ease Alignment Night Stalker ...... 8-40 649-4531 - 18 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER Nanny & Professor...... 40 The Golden Charm 4'.- vVJll has an experienced • k Convenient 70 position click staff for blow-drying Christopher Connelly stars as Moses “ Moze” Pray, a charming drifter, and stop UHF tuning Jodie Foster is starred as Addie Pray, his precocious 11-year-old partner, in Our SPEEDY Specialty and percislon cutting. WAFC push button locks In ABC's nostalgic “Paper Moon” Thursdays at 8:30 p.m. They live by their fine tuning for each channel TRULY DELICIOUS For appointment call wits as they rove the Midwest during the Depression of the 1930s. It’s based David Hartman stars as “Lucas stars as the efferves­ portrays Ed Brown, “Sierra,” the new NBC action adven­ CHICKEN 649-2806 or 649-2807 on the popular motion picture. Tanner,” a teacher who uses oddball cent Rhoda Morgenstern in her own the feisty owner of a one-man garage ture series, stars Jack Hogan as Chief methods to stimulate pupils and upset half-hour comedy series, “Rhoda,” in the barrio of East Los Angeles, who Ranger Jack Moore. Moore and his A Telescoping dipole VHF, Brown In 6 Minutes loop UHF antennas his colleagues Wednesdays on NBC. Mondays at 9:30 p.m. on CBS. She forms a partnership with a young cohorts are involved in lescuc work The world’s “finest eatin Golden The series, seen at 9 p.m., comes moves from the Minneapolis set of Chicano (played by Freddie Prinz) for the National Park Service in the STANEK A Convenient recessed carry­ chicken” with incomparable from the same producer who created “The Mary Tyler Moore Show” to her Fridays at 8:30 p.m. on NBC. o)ie hour show produced bv Jack ing handle Charm Webb, ^^CALL IN ORDER Marcus Welby and Owen Marshall. own home in New York City, creating a vacancy which the for)ner show’s ELECTRONICS A Stand available as optional Pick Up 10 Minutes Later Coiffures extra (TB13CR) writers fill by starting an affair 277 BROAD STREET DECrS DRIVE-IN 1143 TOLLAND TPKE. between Lou Grant (Ed Asner) and PHONE 649-1124 BURR CORNERS, another woman (Sheree North). MANCHESTER 462 CENTER ST. 643-2660 MANCHESTER

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still hurting itself offensively with fumbles. East added a ^ two-point o - c conversion making it 20-0. A two-point Catholic was whitewashed by St. Joseph’s, 22-0, in football safety rounded out the scoring. action last night. The game was played at Waheonah Park “They beat us pretty badly,” commented East Coach lanhcBs Tied* WW m a j o r l e a g u e Powell’s Homer in Pittsfield, Mass., with the field in a muddied condition THE HERALD John LaFontana, “We just couldn’t get started. We went 50 as a result of rain just prior to the kickoff. yards nee but nothing came of it.” ANGLE This was the second week in a row that East has failed to East had 78 total yards offensively on just 29 plays while GuraWinsNo.5 Drops Red Sox score, having tied its opener with Rockville as defenses the Crusaders rolled up 231 yards on 55 plays. Each club Leading Batters dominated. East lost six fumbles against Rockville and threw three passes. Bjf Earl Yoat Sporto Editor NEW YORK (UPI) — “I figured I had to impress them last night it fumbled seven times and lost five , one for a Starting at quarterback for East was Rob Tebecio in right away,” said Larry Gura. touchdown. The host Crusaders also had trouble with the AMERICAN LEAGUE NATIONAL LEAGUE BOSTON (UPI) — Earl Weaver says he doesn’t believe place of Frank Driscoll. But he met with the same amount He was recalling his acquisition by the New York pigskin, fumbling eight times but recovered five. AB H Pet AB H Pet in momentum. of success Driscoll had a week prior. Best in defeat for the No Non-Residents But..... Yankees last month after standing International League Halfback John Quinn opened the scoring early in the first Carew, Minn 364 205 .363 Garr, Atl 576 204 .354 So what is the mystical force that has pushed Weaver’s Eagles were linebacker Tom Hornat and defensive back Enlightning was a remark Carl Silver made to members hitters on their ears for three months. (Herald photos by Dunn) period on a 15-yard run following an East fumble. Quinn Orta, Chi 487 155 .318 Garvey, LA 605 196 .324 Baltimore Orioles like a steamroller to a share of the Vince Tursi. of the Advisory Park and Recreation Commission at its A 5-0 record and a 1.57 also accounted for the second six-pointer, falling on an McRae, KC 157 .315 Zisk, Pitt 499 159 .319 American League East lead with New York? Start of ECHS-MHS Cross Country Race at Memorial Field “We’re just going to have to work a iittle more. This was first meeting of the new season Thursday night. ERA over his first six Maddox, NY 433 133 .307 Oliver, Pitt 566 179 .316 East miscue in the end zone making it 12-0 at the end of kind of tough to take but we’re not going to give up. We In answer to a protest from Jack Crockett, local American League Randle, Tex 493 151 .306 McBride, St.L 526 165 .314 “We all realized what we three periods. Buckner, LA have too much talent to keep on losing,” LaFontana op­ businessman and sponsor of several teams bearing his appearances are impressive Stargell’s Piniela, NY 486 148 .305 536 167 .312 had to do when we were Another fumble set the hosts up in business on the East timistically expressed. Burroughs, Tex 490 148 .302 Madlock, Chi 407 127 .312 Pro Grid agency name, that out-of-town players were active in the enough—too impressive for Home Run eight games back (Aug. 29) 40 and they marched for a TD aided by penalties. Quarter­ East makes Rs home debut at Mt. Nebo Saturday night local summer program and Manchester residents were Baltimore and Boston, Yaz, Bos 490 148 .302 Brock, St.L 595 185 .311 and went out and did it,” back Rich Naughton plunged over from the two and he Allen, Chi 462 Stargell, Pitt at 8 entertaining Kolbe High of Bridgeport. being passed up. Silver answered like this: currently contending with Beats Mels 139 .301 640 197 .308 said veteran first baseman Campaneris, Oak 505 149 .295 Gross, Hou 545 168 .308 Sunday If a non-resident plays in a Recreation Department- New York for the American Smith, St.L 480 148 .308 Boog Powell, who homered sponsored league (basketball or softball, which were the League East title. Montanez, Phil 483 149 .308 in the seventh inning Friday NEW YORK (UPI) - f it could sports cited) and the opposition protests, the game would Gura’s six-hit 3-0 shutout PITTSBURGH (UPI) - night to give Baltimore a 2-1 Part of the game of baseball be jinx time again Sunday for be forfeited. That is, is the non-resident was performing in the second game of ■HOME RUNS- win over the receding r a u a u te a n a the Pittsburgh Steelers. is knowing when to gamble. with the winner. There were enough forfeits not to en­ Friday night’s doubleheader Boston Red Sox. The Steelers have been Final Score: 92-0 GiantSf Chargers courage more. with Cleveland enabled the Yogi Berra chose the right AMERICAN LEAGUE: NATIONAL LEAGUE: “That’s when we started overwhelming this season, win­ Also, Silver said that any young man attending Cheney Yanks to regain a first-place time but the wrong Burroughs, Tex 115; Bando, Bench, Cin 122; Schmidt, Phil that good rapport and we ning all six preseason game and Tech or East Catholic High, would be eligible, but once tie with Baltimore. The man—Willie Stargell. Oak 102; Rudi, Oak 95; Hender- H5 ; Garvey, LA 107; Wynn, LA turned around, plus Boston clobbering Baltimore, 30-0, in COVINGTON, Ohio (UPI) — Most football coaches 2 “It was the hardest ball I son, Chi, Darwin, Minn and io5 ; Perez, Cin and Zisk, Pitt their regular season opener last only dream of scoring a touchdown every time his graduated, he could no longer play unless employed Yankees won the first game Jackson, Oak 92. % stopped playing well.” CopMidget Games fulltime by the team sponsor. 5-4 on Bobby Murcer’s ninth hit all night,’’ chuckled The Orioles’ turnaround week. players get their hands on the ball during a game. Any student living out-of-town but attending Manchester inning triple. Stargell about his ninth in------PITCHING------has been as dramatic as the But Sunday they are in Covington (Kentucky) High School almost did it Manchester Midget Football League started its 20th Denver to "meet a Bronco club Gura had been in the inng single which drove in Red Sox’ about face. Friday night. Community College on a fulltime schedule would be eligi­ that has meant nothing but season last night at Mt. Nebo with the defending champion Chicago Cub organization the winning run and brought AMERICAN LEAGUE: NATIONAL LEAGUE: Batimore has won seven of The final score: Covington High School 92, Bethel ble, but once after graduating, or leaving college, he would Hunter, Oak and Jenkins, Tex M e s s e r s m ith , LA 19-6; problems in the past. Giants winning the opener over the Patriots, 28-6, and in fall into the ineligible category. since 1969 but he didn’t see the Pittsburgh Pirates a 4-3 eight and 19 of 24 to earn a (Brandt, Ohio) 0. the nightcap the Chargers put 14 points on the board in the victory Friday night over 23-12; Cuellar, Balt 20-10; G. Billingham , Cin 19-10; P. The Steelers and Boncos have Coach Rex Thompson began substituting for the eye-to-eye with their use of Perry, Clev 20-11; Tiant, Bos Niekro, Atl 18-12; Sutton, LA 17- tje with the Yankees atop met three times and Denver final period for a 14-0 duke over the Eagles in a defensive him. Berra’s New York Mets. first string players on his state championship squad of Many Imports Performed 20-13; Busby, KC 20-14; Ryan, 9 - Gullett, Cin 17-10. me AL East. The Red Sox, has won all three. Pittsburgh struggle. “ I told them I was a Cal 20-16; Wood, Chi 20-18. BOOG POWELL ^S^en games in front the has lost only three games while last season midway through the second quarter. It Giants 28, Patriots 6 It’s a pretty good guess that at least 100 men in the in­ starter; they said ‘We’ll morning of Aug. 24, swooned playing in Three Rivers didn’t change things much, though, as even the sub­ The Giants did all of their scoring in the first half and eligible class performed in the softball and basketball trade you.’” f t n the last month and are Stadium and two of those have stitutes continued to score every time they had the ball then played good defense to win. Tom Prignano opened the leagues last season if these rules were adhered to and And they did, to Texas, ■ ■ ■ ■ , ’ ' ■ ■ ■ ■ { now four games behind the been to Denver. And last year’s until finally being stopped on their second possession scoring on a 21-yard run with Dave Carlson adding a two- there were a number of non-residents in the indoor basket­ ■ ■ ■ • i and the Rangers sent him to ■ ■ I, ■ ■ I co-leaders. loss, the only home defeat suf­ of the third quarter. point conversion. The touchdown was set up by a 40-yard ball and volleyball leagues last winter. ■ ■ ■ > ■ ■ ■ New York earlier this year Maybe the rapport of the fered by the Steelers, knocked Bethel Coach Dennis Reck conceded he had a dif­ pass from Prignano to Dave Minor. them out of the American Special permission was given the Silk City Softball for veteran catcher Duke Reds Lose Ground players revived the Orioles, ficult time trying to build his team’s confidence at Prignano and Minor hooked up in the period for a 48-yard League to import players but all other leagues, in all Conference Central Division half-time with the score 68-0. Sims. SCOREBOARD but the great pitching had championship, won by Cincin­ scoring play with Carlson adding the two-point conversion. sports, were supposed to stay within the rules and But how does a 3-7 pitcher more to do with the hot Still in the opening stanza, Prigano galloped 80 yards regulations set down by the Rec Department. nati. with a 4.42 career ERA American League streak. “ It’s just one of The Broncos battled Los around right end for a TD making it 22-0. Silver said he didn’t know of any player who resides out­ suddenly turn himself into Chasing Dodgers EAST those things that happen,” JIM GIULIETTI Angeles, a preseason Super Prigano tallied his third six-pointer in the second quarter El) DANA MARKSKEHAN side the town limits (except in the Silk City League) and no the Yankees’ best pitcher sad winning pitcher Ross Bowl choice by many, all the going 20 yards up the middle. The Patriots scored in the one offered a protest of any nature in either basketball or W L Pet GB First Second Third Tech Harriers down the stretch? Baltimore Grimsley of the Orioles’ un­ way last week in a 17-10 loss and third period following a long drive with Scott Dugan going softball. 82 70 .539 “I’ve learned to be me,” NEW YORK (UPI) - If the San Steve Yeager’s fifth inning homer New York 82 70 .539 beatable pitching. appear solid for the Pittsburgh the final three yards. It seems logical, from this view, that if the non-resident he said. “I used to try to Diego Padres can’t figure out a way to snapped a 1-1 tie and enabled the Boston 77 73 .513 4 “It all started when invasion. The only question On Right Track Defensive standouts for the Giants were Leo and Ray rule was strictly enforced, there would be enough playing copy other pitchers, but now beat the Los Angeles Dodgers pretty Cleveland 73 77 .487 8 Boston was in Baltimore marks were defensive tackle Diana and Doug Hanley. For the Patriots, Mike Coulombe, Dodgers to defeat the Padres Friday Paul Smith and wide receiver sites to take care of all interested in playing in any league, I see that while Nolan Ryan Milwaukee 72 79 .477 9W (the first weekof Scott Zima and Dale Carlson were best. quick, then the Cincinnati Reds’ cause night. Messersmith, boosting his Giulietti Sets Pace, Haven Moses, both nursing calf Making a successful interscholastic debut, the Cheney and no local player, or team, would be rejected, which was Detroit 70 81 gets them out with his fast­ is hopeless. record to 19-6, scattered six singles in .464 IIW September) and we shut Tech cross country team topped Goodwin Tech, 19-33, Chargers 14, Eagles 0 the reason Crockett appeared at the meeting. WEST injuries. They are listed as ball, Larry Gura can get The Dodgers made it 16 victories in pitching his 13th complete game. them out three times in a yesterday over a 3.0 mile course at the Manchester Com­ The clubs played between the 30 yard lines in the first His application to enter a team in the Senior Summer W L Pet GB probables for Sunday. them out with off-speed a row over the Padres Friday night by Giants 4, Reds 3 row. Everyone has been Denver Coach John Ralston half as the defenses prevailed. Basketball League was turned down because it came in too Oakland 85 67 .559 Eagles Clip Indians munity (iollege campus. pitches.” beating them 2-1 behind the six-hit Tito Fuentes beat out an infield hit, pitching well game-after- expects a tough game. The Chargers got a break in the fourth period on a bad late. Silver said 37 teams applied and 32 were accepted. Texas 80 70 .533 4 Breaking the tape first winning one under rookie The 26-year-old left­ pitching of Andy Messersmith and the stole second and scored the winning Minnesota 78 74 .513 7 game ever since.” “If anything,” Ralston said, was Cheney’s Andy West in Coach Gerry Blanchard, snap on an Eagles’ punt. After a 15 yard loss, Jamie Smith Crockett’s entry was No. 37. hander cites Manager Bill “Pittsburgh will be even victory enabled Los Angeles to in­ run on Gary Thomasson’s single in the Chicago 74 77 .490 lOVi That good pitching was the time of 15:23. In close Cheney’s next meet is passed to Ken DeDominicis for 30 yards with DeDominicis Virdon’s confidence in him crease its lead to 3 Vz games over the eighth inning to lead the Giants over Kansas City 73 78 .490 lOlti evident again Friday night Smashing the course recofd by 13 O’Connor took the next three places tougher than the Rams, but you pursuit was teammate Ed going the final six yards for the score. The extra point try seconds. East Catholic’s Jim Giulietti with Manchester’s Scott Moffat and can be assured, we’ll be better. Tuesday at Parish Hill High Notes Off the Cuff as a major factor in his Reds in the National League West. the Reds. Mike Caldwell went the dis­ Kansas City 73 78 .483 11‘/i as Grimsley scattered five Dezso, just four seconds in Chaplin. was missed. renaissance. The Reds, gunning for a third California 61 91 .401 24 hits "in a seven-inning stint. led a parade of three Eagle harriers Jay Martin rounding out the top 10. Every player on our team will An interception by Smith put the ball on the Eagles’ one How the time flies. Remember Steve Cooper, a big, tance for San Francisco, allowing only just have to reach back for a lit­ behind West. Fred Page of Results; 1. West (CT) Friday’s Results across the tape as East downed East, now 4-1, next faces St. Ber­ and DeDominicis bucked over for the TD. Mike Fraser flame-throwing southpaw in the Manchester Little League “He called me in and told straight division title, were"beaten by four hits, to win his 14th game against He was lifted following a 50- Goodwin placed third but 15:23,2. Dezso (CT), 3. Page Manchester High, 19-40, yesterday at nard Tuesday in Uncasville. tle extra, because the Steelers 20 years ago? Today a practicing physician in Dover, Del., me how he’d use me,” Gura the San Francisco Giants 4-3. four losses. Johnny Bench hit his 31st Kansas City at Texas, Ppd minute rain delay and Grant really have it going and aren’t Beaver harriers George added a two-point conversion for the final count. Minnesota 3, California 2 the Indians’ course. Giulietti’s new (G), 4. Trian (CT), 5. said. Then, thinking back to The Dodgers have 11 games homer for Cincinnati. Jackson pitched one-hit ball Manchester, which fell to 2-1 with the particularly happy with us Trian and John Matthews Smith and Fraser were the standouts for the Chargers Cooper’s son Mike, age 9, played Little League ball this Chicap 2, Oakland 0 Matthews (CT), 6. Dube his Chicago days, he added, remaining on the schedule while the Pirates 4, Mets 3 the last two innings for his standard is 15:48, eclipsing the mark setback, is in Enfield against Enrico anyway.” , while John Weerdon, Jay Ricci and Craig Keerney paced past season...Jeff Torrance, one of several outstanding Detroit 8, Milwaukee 5 nailed down the next two (G), 7. Minis (CT), 8. “ It hurts when your Reds have 10, but based on their 12th save. formerly held by Manchester’s Jeff Fermi High the same date. The Steelers are seven-point the Eagles. golfers with East Catholic High last spring, plans to attend The Pirates scored three runs in the New York 5-3, Cleveland 4-0 positions. Rashaw (G), 9. Angellillo manager and your team­ Geyer. Results; 1. Giulietti (EC) 15:48 favorites. Florida Southern where golf is a major sport...When Jim respective records against the opposi­ ninth on only two hits to defeat the Baltimore 2, Boston 1 Baltimore got just six hits Having made its bow a (G), 10. Peters (G). Ed Dana was second and Mark (new course record), Dana (EC), 3. In other NF games Sunday, Rusher’s 70 round stood up as the best in the recent mates don’t have confidence tion Los Angeles appears to have the Mets and remain just a half-game T oday’s Gam es off Dick Drago, but Don 1 Skehan third for East while Indians’ Skehan (EC), 4. Lemieux (M), 5. St. Louis is at Washington, Manchester Open, it marked the fifth time in the 28-year in you.” • advantage. behind the Cardinals in the NL East. California (C.Dobson 1-1) at Baylor’s second-inning Dave Lemieux and Matt Wallace took Miami at Buffalo, Kansas City history that this was the winning total. A year ago. Bob 'The doubleheader victory Five of Los Angeles’ remaining A mental error by first baseman John Minnesota (Blyleven 15-16) homer and Powell’s opposite Wallace (M), 6. Burinskas (EC), 7. Bolton Booters Win the next two places. East’s Joe at Oakland, New Orleans at Los Kay copped the one grand first cash award with a 70...Alex came when the Yanks games will be against the Padres, who Milner enabled the Pirates to score Detroit (Lolich 16-18) at field skyscraper were all the Stamp (EC), 8. O’Connor (EC), 9. Burinskas, Joe Stamp and Luke Angeles, Minnesota at Detroit, Karras will be back Monday night to sit in with Frank Gif­ needed it the have yet to beat the Dodgers in 13 the winning runs. Milner fielded Milwaukee (Slaton 12-14) Orioles needed. Moffat (M), 10. Martin (M). Barber Stroke Leader Still undefeated after three Ellington High upped its record New England at the New York outings is the Bolton High to 2-0-1 as Tim Cyr put in a ford and Howard Cosell following favorable reaction to most—following a three- tries this season and haven’t beaten Willie Stargell’s hard smash with the Baltimore (Palmer 7-12) at Something—momentum, Giants, San Diego at Cincinnati, game sweep by the surging Boston (Lee 16-13) soccer team with a 2-0 win over fourth period goal for a 1-0 ABC headquarters from the man on the street...Twelve Los Angeles since Sept. 9 of last year. bases loaded and one out and instead fate, luck or what you want San Francisco at Atlanta, the KINGS MILLS, Ohio (UPI)- the $150,000 Ohio Kings Island Orioles. Elliott Maddox, Cleveland (J. Perry 15-12) at to call it—is going for the Vinal Tech yesterday in whitewashing of Granby. South rookies are sprinkled on the roster of the 47-man New York Los Angeles also has three games left of throwing home immediately, New York Jets at Chicago, Smooth and steady Miller Open. Windsor High went down to who had five hits and scored New York (Medich 18-14) Orioles and against the Red Depth of Booters Charter Oak Conference action. Jets. Someone broke into the Jets’ lockerroom last Sunday with Atlanta and three with Houston. stepped on first base before throwing Houston at Cleveland and Barber, boasting two straight Barber, an established Roger Barrett put in two first defeat for the second time in four runs in the twin bill, The Dodgers have had some trouble to the plate too late to get Rennie Kansas City (Busby 20-14) at Sox as the pennant race Green Bay at Baltimore. Dallas rounds of briliiant three-under- veteran of the PGA tour but and stole Joe Namath’s game jersey...Junior golfers will Texas (Bibby 19-17) TV period markers and that’s all three starts, 2-0 to Simsbury be dined and the winners saluted Wednesday night at the regarded New York’s dis­ with the Braves, holding only an 8-7 Stennett. winds down to the last two Big Asset at MCC AND is at Philadelphia Monday par 68 golf, took a one-stroke still searching for his first vic­ the Bulldogs needed. High in CVe play. The winners Oakland (Hunter 23-12) at night. Manchester Country Club. Mike Cooney copped his second posal of Gaylord Perry in advantage, but are 11-4 against the Cardinals .3, Cubs 2 weeks. lead into today’s third round of tory of the year, has compiled a In other area clashes, are now 3-0. the opener as crucial. CJiicago (Wood 20-18 or Otten 0- two-day total of 68-68-136, one straight junior title with Nancy Pierro tops among the Astros. Ted Simmons’ three-run homer 0 ) The new field has a name and the team is hoping to RADK “When we beat him, we shot better than previously un­ girls and Vin Nadaskay No. 1 in the boys’ handicap Cincinnati, meanwhile, must play capped a four-run fourth inning that “ I d o n ’t b eliev e in follow suit in the coming season. demoralized them. He’s National League heralded Dick Rhyan. SALT LAKE CITY, Utah NO LOWER PRICES division...Just wondering if the Country Club will ever five games against the Giants plus enabled the Cardinals to defeat the momentum,’’ insisted The field, home for Manchester Community College’s Courts Open 24 Hours Daily (UPI) — Veteran center Zelmo their stopper.” EAS' r ANYWHERE IN CONN. offer tennis facilities again. The origional courts at the site three with Houston and two with Cubs. Mike Garman pitched three Weaver who is aiming at his soccer team, was opened last year and was christened Rhyan, 38, of Columbus, Ohio, Beaty was released Friday Murcer agreed, saying W L Pet GB “SAVE WITH SAFEH” were located where the swimming pool now stands...Two Atlanta. The Reds are 8-5 over the hitless innings in relief to preserve the fifth league or divisional ti­ Cougar Field with a sign designating that title in the club’s .SA'I'URDAY hoping for his first win ever on from any contractual “We had to get Perry.” St. Louis 81 70 .536 1:4.') (8) Foulball: the tour, slipped to a 72 Friday football and five basketball games at UConn will be Giants, 11-4 over the Astros and 11-5 win for Bob Forsch. Rick Monday tle with Baltimore. “You 7-0 opening win against Eastern Connecticut State College obligations to the Utah Stars of ARTHUR DRUG over the Braves. homered for the Cubs. Pittsburgh 80 70 .533 ■A NchruHka vs. Wisconsin Pay-As-J^ou-Play Plan after firing a 65 to lead the American Basketball telecast by Channel 3...Have a nice weekend. Philadelphia 74 77 .490 7 still have to get out to the last Wednesday. ballpark every day and you 2:00 (22) Red Sox vs. Thursday’s opening round. Association. Montreal 71 79 .473 9Vz Orioles, WTIC need the pitching. If you win The team, under the direc­ but Dyer has a field of five In third place with a 69-70-139 New York 67 83 .447 13W tion of second-year coach, 2:00 (18) Yanks vs. In- Found Different Results Chicago one night, you have to say frosh in competition. was Victor Regalado of Mexico. PICOOUROWNAPPilS 19lh Loss in 26 Games for Red Sox 63 87 .420 17 Mi Jim Dyer, worked double

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MANCHESTER — Need four bedrooms? Call now on this MISC. SERVICES every feature a family could with option. Financing 1. Rockville High School and a the various service 31 — Services Offered square foot store with 6 room around porch. Second floor family oriented home. Living room with fireplace, dining HAPPY ADS Help Wanted 13 Help Wanted 13 Help Wanted 13 provided. 643-4747. 1%4 graduate of Rensselaer departments were; Melvin 32 — Painting-Papering apartment overhead, acre, comes completely furnished. MANCHESTER - Handyman’s want. From a garage to a MILLAR TREE Service, Inc. room, large eat-in kitchen, bath and a half, carpeted £■ Polytechnic Institute with a Haber, anesthesia; Marjorie ADVERTISING 33 — Building-Contracting presently rented. High 30s. Lot size approximately 76x300’, special. Just reduced to $34,000. fireplaced rec room and Removal, pruning, lot clearing, 34 -- Roofing-Siding 7- 6 Duplex, 3-car garage, VERNON - Attractive four- spraying.Fully insured. recreation room. Well worth early Inspection at $36,- major in chemistry. He earned Purnell, family practice; WOMAN, reliable, for cleaning 35 — Heating-Plumbing Lessenger Company Realtors, one-car garage. Priced at only everything in between. Price 900. Charles O’Connell, gynecology 36 — Flooring 646-8713, 423-9291. $36,900 .... ^ a rte n s Agency, excellent location, good in­ is $45,900. Call Tony room home, large rooms, easily Licensed. Free estimates. his medical degree from RATES every Friday, seven or eight come. LaPenta Agency, 646- expandable, just completely Phone 633-5345. ELLINGTON — This very lovely executive raised ranch Is and obstetrics; Michael R. hours, $2.50 per hour, own 37 — Moving-TruckIng-Storage Realtors, 64b-2550. Wasilefsky, 649-5306. Hahnemann Medical College in 1 day ...... 9( word per day 36 — Services Wented GENERAL STORE - wheel 2440. refurbished, nice lot, excellent just waiting for your inspection. Seven large rooms Is just Sharen, medicine; John Kriz, transportation. Call after 4,649- Robert J. Srnith, Inc., local general Insurance agen­ EQUAL HOU8INQ OPPORTUNITY Philadephia, in 1968, and in­ 3 days ...... 6C word per day MISC. FOR SALE cheese, barrel pickles, location. $31,900. 875-9482. TREE SERVICE (Soucier) the beginning in describing this beauty. Call now for all the pathology; Harold Shapiro, 8692. cy, Is seeklng^a personable reliable Individual who terned at Philadelphia General 6 days ...... 7c word per day 41 — Articles for Sale groceries, fishing equipment, BOLTON — Mini estate. Cape Vernon BARROWS & WALLACE Trees cut, trimmed or topped, details or come to our "Open House" this Saturday and Hospital. pediatrics; Dr. Zlotsky, 26 days ...... 6c word per day would like to enter the Insurance Held. Previous 42 Building Supplies beer, guns, ammunition, $200,- with six generous size rooms, 1 Mmehastir New Havwi HaiK BEAUTIFUL quality 3- stumps removed, fully insured. 15 WORD MINIMUM SALES Management Trainee - I 43 — Pets -Birds- Dogs UNIQUE HOME 648-5306 367-1818 728-6618 Sunday. Rte 83 to Intersection of Rte 74 turn left 3 miles to physical medicine; Oliver selling experience Is not necessary as excellent I 44 » Livestock 000 gross, $12,000 inventory, l/2baths, fireplace, modern bedroom Colonial - Excellent Got a tree problem? Well worth Happy Ads ...... $1,75 inch No experience necessary. If kitchen with dining area, king One-of-a-kind cozy Contem­ location. By owner, 646-3026. a phone call. 742-8252. Cider Mill Road and see for yourself. Before returning to Vernon, Purnell, surgery; Colby you’re alert, well-groomed ahd training Is available. Pleasant working conditions I 45 — Boats & Accessories $79,500. Call collect, (603 ) 352- porary. Seven spacious ; where he is now associated with Stearns, radiology; lee Charen- I 46 — Sporting Goods 8600. size bedroom, shed dormer, Birch Mountain Road, Bolton. MANSFIELD — Newer 5 & 5 duplex is being offered to one looking for a job with a future, with bright future for right party. If Interested, please 47 » Garden Products garage. Approximately two rooms, beautiful curved $60,000. ODD JOBS - Carpentry, pan­ and all caught in the high cost of living problem. Call now Dr. Seymour Rummer in the doff, urolo^; Howard Abbott, 48 — Antiques Thom McAn nas a career op- acres of manicured lawns and fireplace, rare family room eling, rec rooms, offices, and discuss the possibility of purchasing this home and ir practice of family medicine, orthopedics; and Nelson for you. Apply in per­ mall either your resume or statement of your 49 — Wanted to Buy * YOUR OWN SU8INESS brokers. Beautiful Colonial, Service and supply dealers with shrubs with small stream on with private patio, lovely view household repairs. Phone 649- living with less housing expense than you have presently. j Dr. Brooks served two years in Freeman, dentistry, son: Thom McAn Shoes, qualifications to our office at 963 Main Street. All RENTALS corner home, living room, for­ . . . S«inMn* products manufactured by Purolator. rear of property. Philbrick from master bedroom with 4594. r the U. S. Public Health Service made up of: Dr. Brooks, Dr. Manchester Parkade. replies will be held In confidence. 52 — Rooms lor Rent Wells, Uniroyal. Champion and others. Agency, 646-4200. mal dining, den, four bedrooms, 53 — Apartments lor Rent sundeck. A must see home. two baths, modern kitchen, full I at the Federal Youth Center in Zlotsky, Dr. Schwartz, Dr. may hav*Miityo» 54 — Homes lor Rent ASSUMABIE MORTGAGE LAWNMOWERS repaired and LIST YOUR HOUSE IN . . . Dealers are established by Uie com­ Priced in high 30’s. basement, fireplace, hot water » Ashland, Ky. Shapiro, and Dr. Allyn o happy arfi HOUSE CANVASS 55 — Business for Rent pany. sharpened, pick-up and 56 — Resort Property for Rent heat. Many extras. Beautifully £ As chief of staff. Dr. Brooks Dambeck. Enumerators - Wanted for the Can be operated out of your home on a MANCHESTER - Charming, Manchester - Gorgeous Cape. delivered. Call Sharpall now for Manchester City Directory. 57 — Wanted to Rent part or full-time basis. landscaped. Sacrifice, $65,000. 1 is urging that the hospital plan Dr. Brooks previously served 56 — Misc. for Rent well-maintained aluminum Three or four bedrooms, your spring tuneup. 643-5305. REALMS CORNER V Apply; Mr. Brennan, Price and Requires a minimum of (2.011.28 cash sided 6-room Cape with garage 646-1180 Manchester area. For appoint­ j now to accommodate an- two years as secretary- for inventory and services purchased. fireplace, wooded lot, new 175 MAIN STREET PHONE 646-4525 Lee Company, Room 9,164 East AUTOMOTIVE on lovely, large, private, treed •IF- ment, call 646-1634. * ticipated community growth. treasurer. He has also served 61 ^ Autos for Sale The company offers a complete buy roof and wiring. CASH Registers and adding Center Street between 9 and 62 ~ Trucks for Sale lot. $31,900. Principles only. 647- machines. - Sales, service, £r*Ie feels there are generally as chairman of the hospital’s □ NO TICES noon only. 649-9729. An Equal back of all inventories. MERRITT AGENCY NEW SEVEN - room Raised Try $31,500 : 63 — Heavy Equipment for Sale Write today for a possible affiliation 9614. supplies. 15 years experience, enough doctors in the Tri-Town utilization review committee Opportunity Employer. I 64 — Moiorcycles-Bicycles and more written information. Include Ranch, 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, Painting-Papering 32 RoolIng-SIdIng-ChImney 34 I 65 — Campers-Trailers-Mobile REALTOR formerly with NCR. Free 'area of Vernon, Tolland, and which is the committee of doc­ Help Wanted 13 phone. AF Systems. Inc. 1650 S. sundeck, 26’ family room, PRESS ROOM WORKING FOREMAN I Homes Estimates. C.R.S. Company, "Ellington, to meet the demand, tors and employes responsible Lost and Found 1 NURSES’ AIDE - 11-7, Laurel Redwood Rd., Salt Lake City, Utah MANCHESTER - Reduced for aluminum siding, 2-car garage, MEYER, REALTORS CEILINGS, inside painting, ROOFING - Installation and 66 — Automotive Service quick sale, 5 1/2 room Cape, 1 Coventry, 742-6381. papering, floor sanding- repairs, gutters, storm win­ tut that “a few more for determining the ap­ PART-TIME evening help Manor Nursing Home, 91 Chest­ Foreman wanted to run small press room. Must have .67 — Autos for Rent-Lease COUNTRY-SIZED lot in town - wooded lot. Merritt Agency, 646-3860 646-8776 LOST - six month old black and nut Street, Manchester, Phone: experience In die setting and ability to direct a work 1/2 baths, garage, eat-in Two-family Duplex, separate Realtors, 646-1180. refinishing (specializing in dows, doors. Experienedd , physicians are needed now in propriateness of hospital ad­ wanted at Shakey’s Pizza kitchen, Parkade area. LaPen- CUSTOM MADE draperies and older floors). John Verfaille, quality workmanship. Fully in- brown German shepherd puppy. Parlor, Vernon. Apply in per­ 649-4519. S/tuatfon Wented 15 furnaces, aluminum siding, ^certain speciality areas. missions and length of stays. Vicinity Porter Street. Wearing force of 8-10 operators. ta Agency, Realtor, 646-2440. bedspreads, wide selection of 646-5750, 872-2222. su red . F re e e s tim a te s . son, Vernon Circle. storm windows, six rooms each fa b ric s . Phone 649-1786 black collar. Call 649-6040. Apply directly to Help Wanted 13 MATH TEACHER desires side, extra-deep lot, trees, ------R easonable prices. Rick anytime. J. P. LEWIS & SON - Custom Burnett, 646-3005. EXPERIENCED operator, challenging year-round part- large garden area, one side va­ OPEN HOUSE LOST - fem ale Sealpoint CAFETERIA WORKERS LA POINTE INDUSTRIES, INC. time position with advance­ cant. $39,500. F.&D. Annulli decorating. Interior painting. ------excellent commission and in­ ACCOUNTS h-ays TWO HANDYMEN want varie­ Paper hanging. New Ceilings. ROSSI ROOFING - Siding, Siamese cat, last seen Monday, centive program. Call Mrs. Immediate openings for 155 West Main St. Rockville, Conn. ment potential. No selling. 647- BEST BUYS Realty, 649-6544. .LEGAL [NOTICE LEGAL [NOTICE Manchester Parkade area. Call Bookkeeper wanted - Will work ty of jobs, hedges, evergreens, Remodeling. Exterior painting, chimneys, gutters. Free es- Clark, Tres Chic Beauty Salon, cashiers, salad and counter An equal opportunity employer m/t with processing of bills and 1659. SUNDAY 2 - P.M. and trimming. Attics, cellars :Notice is hereby given that the ADMISSION OF ELECTORS 643-2587. girls, dish room attendants, BY BELFIORE FOREST HILLS area - By Gutters and leaders. Carpentry, timates, fully insured. Days, 303 East Center Street, 643-2483. preparing reports. Will prepare cleaned. Reasonable rates. 643- Fully insured. For estimate call ev en in g s 529-8056. P aul 'Board for Admission of Elec- TOWN OF BOLTON general utility workers. Full WILL DO TYPING at home. owner, four bedroom Cape, LOST - Savings Passbook No. input sheets for the computer. NEWLY LISTED 5305. 649-9658. Cosgrove, 643-5364. 'tors for the Town of Coventry, CONNECTICUT or part-time. Apply in person. Full-time, 35-hour week,.year Experienced in medical ter­ fireplace, beautiful jalousied State of Connecticut, will be in 22796-1, Hartford National Bank salesladies wanted at Pilgrim minology and thesis typing. I Unusual six room Cape with porch, two full baths, built-in and Trust Company, First MACHINISTS wanted - round. Salary dependent on WEDDING Invitations - PAINTING - Save 30 - 60%. Heating-Plumbing 35 ^'session on the 28th day of Sept., Notice is hereby given pursuant Mills Fabric Store, 434 Oakland experience. Call 8'72-7361, Ver­ Reasonable rates. 647-1659. Jnew roof. Shag carpeting, range, new kitchen floor, Brochures, Business Forms, to Section 9-17 of the General Manchester Office. Application SZABO FOOD SERVICE Bridgeport and lathe work. F iv e y e a rs e x p e rie n c e . ------■‘1974, in the Town Office Street, 646-4422. AVON Experienced only. Overtime, non Public Schools, for appoint­ ■drapes, and stove to stay. excellent location. Low 40s. 649- Letterheads, Envelopes, Statutes, that the Board for Ad- made for payment. Pratt & Whitney Excellent references. Pete, 742- LYNN’S PLUMBING - Building, Route 31, Coventry, TELL ME WHAT YOU WANT paid insurance. Penobscot Tool ment. RELIABLE mother will IFour bedrooms for the 4381. Tickets, Business Cards and Employment Office babysit at home. Any age. 6117 (toll free) 5-10 p.m. Repairs, remodeling, new con- . Connecticut, from 9 a.m. to 1 mission of Electors in the Town ...... WILL BABYSIT, myny licensed FOR CHRISTMAS...I’ll tell and Gage, Merrow Road, ■growing family, yet budget other printing services offered. ------stru ctio n . W ater pum ps. of Bolton, Connecticut, will Willow Street Reasonable. Squire Village, . p.m. to examine the Personals home, Keeney School area, one you how to earn the $$ to pay Tolland, Route 15, Exit 99, 875- APPRENTICE MEAT cutter - Iprlced. Ask for Alex General Printing Services, 623- PAPER HANGING and ceiling French spoken also. 875-7263. child, Monday-Friday, days. East Hartford will train responsible and southwest Manchester. 643- TOLLAND 5379. qualifications and act on the hold a session to examine the for it when you beconie an 8083. I Matthew. painting, reasonable rates. ------qualifications and act on the Call 646-3916. energetic men for steady work 2509. applications of those residents HALL FOR RENT - for wed­ Avon Representative. RENT OR BUY WITH OPTION Leonard Spiegelberg. 643-9112. SEWERLINES, sink lines, applications of those persons in boning and trimming meat TRUCKING - odd jobs, moving cleaned with electric cutters, found eligible to apply for ad­ dings, showers, parties, GROWING Restaurant Chain Beautiful jewelry, cosmetics, CHILD CARE, my home, CDLDNIAL found eligible to apply for ad­ American Legion Home, 643- AIR FORCE Reserve - Be a from 5 a.m. - 3:30 p.m. Eight-room Colonial, 4 large appliances, cleaning • ••••••••••••••••••••••••••• by professionals. McKinney mission. paid volunteer. Part-time. No needs manager trainees. Rapid gifts from the world’s largest I NURSES’ AIDES | Benefits. 646-5003. between 7-4:30. Private yard. IB'A rooms with a delightful cellars and attics, also will mission as Electors of the Town 5747 or 646-9171. Part-time or Fuii-time Icomblnation of sun and bedrooms, 2W bathe, family Building-Contracting 33 Bros. Sewer Disposal Com- “Dated at Coventry, Connecticut experience necessary. Call advancement flexible hours. cosmetics company are ready Excellent references. $25. , deliver small loads sand, stone, ------pany, 643-5308. ’this 20th day of Sept., 1974. of Bolton. Collect, (413 ) 593-5237/5238. Apply 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday to show and sell now. \ 3-11, 11-7 I weekly. Near 1-86. 646-6568. Ishade. Maintenance free room, fully carpeted and and gravel. 644-1775 or 644-1309. Said session will be held in the RIDE WANTED from North through Saturday. Arthur appliances. MASONRY - All ty p e s , ------^— Juliette E. Bradley Main St. - to State Capitol, S ^ COORDINATOR OF lalumlnum siding. Garage fieldstone, brick, concrete. NO JOB too small, toilet Community Hall, 222 Bolton Treacher’s Fish and Chips, 401 S Appiy; Sj INTELLIGENT Male, age 23, IROHWOoi DRIVE Margaret E. Jacobson Hartford. Working hours, 8:30- MATURE housekeeper wanted Call me at 289-4922. HEALTH OCCUPATION [plus carport. Price a new 21 LEAF RAKING, yard clean-up. Free estimates, after 5 p.m., repairs, pluMed drains, kitchen Center Road, Bolton, Connec­ - Duties include care of two Center Street. MANCHESTER Ma n o r % good worker. Need steady cash- ■Colonial In the upper fifties VERNON Will snowblow driveways. Free Elizabeth R. Rychling 4:30, Monday-Friday. Call 643- PBOORAM only work. Call Steve, 569-2021. 643-1870 or 644-2975. faucets replaced, repaired, rec Board for Admissions ticut, on Saturday, September 4345, after 4:30. schoolaged children, Monday NURSIN6 HOME land low sixties, then con- SENTRY Attractive 2-bedroom Ranch with fireplace, expandable estimates. Ask for Mark, 568------rooms, bathroom remodeling, 28th, 1974 from 9:00 o’clock through Friday, approximately MAN FOR LAWN and parking Responsibilities for the administration 7199. Town of Coventry lot maintenance, 7 a.m. to 1 646-0129 i Islder this value In the very Realtors walkout basement and much more. Over a half-acre of NEWTON H. Smith & Sons - heat modernization, etc. Free A.M. to 1:00 o’clock P.M. $50 REWARD - for the return of 11-6. Own tra n sp o rta tio n of two allied health programs. Duties Remodeling, repairing, ad- estimates gladly given. M & M p.m., must have driver’s PART TIME- telephone inter­ include: student registration jlow fortleal Ask for Joe Lom- 872-7311 seclusion. The qualificaitons are as 72 8-track tapes, stolen from necessary. 646-8257. □ ED U C A TIO N LEFEBVRE - Finstad - Home ditions, rec rooms, porches and Plumbing & Heating, 649-2871. license. Apply in person at W. viewers to work from your own counseling, assignment of training Ibardo. maintenance, roofing, gutters, follows: Applicant must be a party at Hagans. Call 649-8474. H. England Lumber Company, home. Interesting work for well positions in affiliated hospitals and Directions: Vernon Street to Vernon town line, first left. roofing. No job too small. Call ------EXPERIENCED Turret and masonry, tree surgery, 649-3144. TOWNE Plumbing Service, Court of Probate citizen of the United States who DURGER KING Route 44A, Bolton Notch. known department store. Three engine lathe operators, two liason with affiliated hospitaji. AAZONE MANCHESTER - Contem­ removal. Fully insured, free es­ to four hours daily, five days Private Instructions 18 ------repairs, alterations, vanity District of Coventry has attained the age of eighteen la looking for male openings only. Call for appoint­ ISeven room rambling porary 8-room tri-level, four timates. 429-0184,8-10 a.m., 6-10 (18) years and who is a bona MADAM ULIA per week. No experience Responsible for teaching assignment large bedrooms, 2 1/2 baths, STARKWEATHER REALH CARPENTRY - R epairs, cabinets a specialty. Call to . ' NOTICE TO CREDITORS . employeea for the day shift. to6u u k er s ment, 646-8013. SEWING Instruction - I Colonial Cape with 2 car gar p.m. remodeling, additions, roofing. 8:30 a.m., 6 p.m. to 7 p.m. 649- fide resident of the Town of READER AND ADVISDR necessary. We are willing to at the college. Qualifications magnificent view of Hartford 6 4 6 -5 3 5 3 ■ ESTATE OF ELSIE LAVALEE Hours available: ALL-AROUW) MACHINISTS train. Work starts immediate­ Master's Degree or equivalent work Dressmaking or tailoring, all I age on lovely lot. Custom Call DavicT Patria, South Wind- 4056. Bolton. Advice on: love, marriage, REAL ESTATE SALES - Posi­ skyline, sunken patio off family THE STITCH Witch, 1227 Burn­ Pursuant to an order of Hon. David C. 8-5 11-5 BRIDGEPORT OPERATORS ly. Call 643-6774. experience in allied health oc­ basic steps including pattern INappane kitchen that would room facing private woods. sor, 644-1796. ------Rappe, Judge, all claims must be Dated at Bolton, Connecticut, business, health and work. tion open in our Bolton office. cupations. Salary range: $13,569 - $16,- side Avenue, East Hartford, ------BOTTI Heating and Plumbing - 11-2 12-5 Top wages, fringe benefits Route 44A, licensed individual adjustments. Small classes, in­ Icost a small fortune to Asking $66,900. Warren E. presented to the fiduciary named below this 17th day of September, If you are worried or in doubt, 325. dividual instruction. 643-6226. Manchester Lots-Land lor Sale 24 528-5500. Dressmaking and WES ROBBINS carpentry Prompt, courteous service. Call on or before December 12. 1974 or be Apply In person at: and overtime. Minimum 3 living east of Manchester. I replace. 28’ fireplaced living Howland, Realtors, 643-1108. alterations, designer fabrics. barred by law. The fiduciary is: 1974. she can help with all your 467 CENTER STREET Apply to Dean of Faculty, Manchester room. Evergreen NEW HOMES remodeling specialist. Ad- 643-1496. Attorney Thomas H. Tamoney years experience required. Please call, Kurt, Lessenger CLARINET Lessons - In your MANCHESTER - Zone A Appointment recommended. Virginia A. Assard problems. MACHINISTS Company Realtors, 646-8713, Community College, P.O. Box 1046, I surrounded rear yard. CUSTOM RANCH - Steel beam, ditions, rec rooms, dormers, ------;— ~ — 7;— 39 Russ Street MANCHESTER, CONN. Must be able to set up and Manchester. Conn. 06040. Closing date building lot, close to schools. built-ins, bathrooms, kitchens, FRANK SCOTELLA Plumbing Hartford. Conn. 06106 William J. Houle All reading! private home. For beginners and in­ plaster construction. Recently Mortgage $ Available work from blueprints. Apply 423-9291. October 30,1974. M.C.C. is an equal op­ $7500. Call Sandy at Eastern, GUTTERS cleaned, repaired 649-3446. ■ Repairs and remodeling. Registrars of Voters and confidential Bridgeport, Lathe, Jig Bore termediates. $2 per half hour. NEW LISTING remodeled kitchen with dis­ at portunity employer that adheres to the 646- 8252. and installed, $20 and up. ______:------Prompt service on emergency. Catherine K. Leiner PAINT manufacturers and Cintimatic Operators Call 649-5689. hwasher, self-cleaning double RANCH— Spacious 7 rooms, 3 Court.of Probate 1052 Main Street principles of affirmative action. Iconsplclously Clean Cape In Driveways sealed. Free es­ LEON Cieszynski builder - new Phone 643-7024. District of Coventry Town Clerk, Bolton representative wanted by PARAGON TOOL needed lor second oven range and disposal. King bedrooms, family room, 2-car timates. R&R Reconstruction, Newington, Conn. jnearby Tolland. Seven MANCHESTER - 7 acres in­ homes custom built, prominent New England com­ shift Top wages, fringe RNs - LPNs - AIDES master bedroom, rec room, garage. 875-4541, 649-3882 anytime. NOTICE TO CREDITORS 667-1145 COMPANY □ REAL ESTATE Iroom s, 4 bedroom s, V/i enclosed treed yard. 30’s. Call cluding lot of record. Survey remodeled, additions, rec Flooring 36 pany for central Connecticut es­ benefits and overtime. DUTCH— Large 8-room gam­ available. Ideal for horse TOWN OF MANCHESTER tablished territory. $6,000 per 121 A d a m s Street ALL SHIFTS SMALL RETAIL business in I baths, breezeway, garage Ruth Heffernan, 342-1923. J. room s, garages, k i t c h e n s ------ESTATE OF CARL FRANK GULO. POSITION VACANCY Experience required. Manchester needs someone brel roof home, 4 bedrooms, enthusiasts. $18,000. Call Arthur BOB’S A-1 SERVICE - Snow remodeled, bath tile, cement FLOOR Sanding-Refinishing, late of Coventry, in said District. year base salary, $2,400 per M anch ester full shed dormer. Large Watson Beach Real Estate Co, plowing, raking, cellars, attics, » Deceased Competitive pay scale: steady to do light bookkeeping, Homes For Sale 23 family room, 2-car garage. Shorts, 646-3233. J. Watson work. Steps, dormers. Residen- (specializing in older floors), DIGESTION & FILTRATION year car allowance, plus Apply at: landscaped treed lot. 647-9139. cleaning, appliances moved, Pursuant to an order of Hon. David C. Benefits; paid vacation, sick phones, public contact, taking RAISED RANCH— 7 rooms, 3 Beach Co., Manchester office, tial or commercial. Call 649- Ceilings and inside painting. Rappe, Judge, all claims must be PLANT OPERATOR □ FINANCIAL bonuses and company benefits. TELEPHONE Interviewers • I Minutes from 1-86. Fast sale lawn care. 289-7019. orders and selling. Mature per­ MANCHESTER - Small two- MANCHESTER - four bedrooms, 2 baths, family 647- 9139. 4291. John verfaille, 646-5'750, 872- I presented to the fiduciary named below SEWER DEPARTMENT Send background to Box AA, To work part-time from own THE LE-MI CORPORATION pay, life insurance, major family, ideal investment. Good I wanted. Ask lor Joe Lombar- * on or before December 4. 1974 or be son preferred. Write Box “EE” bedrooms, older home, recently room, 2-car garage. ______2222. $4.33-$4.47 Manchester Herald. homes. Interesting work for 1 Mitcheli Drive, Manchester medical insurance, disability location and condition. Low ANDOVER — Three wooded, BULL WORK - Any kind. Odd barred by law. The fiduciary is: Bonds-Stocks-Mortgages 8 Manchester Herald stating |do. redecorated, 1 1/2 baths, cen­ CARPENTRY - Porches, gar- ...... ' Attorney John L. Bonee 40 HOUR WEEK well-known department store, 643-2362 pay, paid holidays. Drop in 30’s. Paul W. Dougan, Realtor, jobs, light trucking, cellars and salary requirements and tral, 2-car garage, pleasant lot All have city w ater and surveyed and approved lots, up ages, additions, bathrooms, Movlng-Trucklng- 50 State Street SALESWOMEN wanted - 5:15 3-4 hours daily, 5 days per week, and see our modern facilities. 643-4535, 646-1021. to 9 acres. Priced from $13,500. attics cleaned, trees removed. Hartford. Conn. 06103 experience if any. BEAUTIFUL RANCH with shade trees, delightful kitchens, houses, repairs. Free Storage 37 For application and job descrip­ MORTGAGES, loans first, se­ A.M. to 11 a.m. Also 6:30 a.m. with some evening calling. No sewers, fireplace, aluminum Call Warren E. Howland, 647-9767, 646-3545. cond, third. All kinds. Realty to 10:30 a.m. Monday - Friday. PROOF OPERATOR - IWith aluminum siding and a rear and front porch, full base­ estimates. Small jobs. Stephen _ — ------tion apply at PERSONNEL experience necessary, we are MEADOWS HARDWARE store clerk - Full­ MANCHESTER - Striking 4 siding and lovely wooded lots. Realtor, 643-1108. statewide, credit rating un­ No experience necessary. App­ willing to train. To begin im­ Experienced for banking posi­ Itwo car garage with a ment and attic. $39,900. Keith Martin, 646-7295. 12’ BOX truck and driver OFFICE, Municipal Building, time man. Apply in person, bedroom colonial, 125’x300’ ALL TYPES of screens and ------available for all commercial 41 Center Street, Manchester, necessary. Reasonable. Con­ ly Mister Donut, 255 West Mid­ mediately apply stating name, tion in Vernon Circle area. Call CONVALESCENT CENTER ■ plethora of features and Real Estate, 649-1922, 646-4126. storm window glass repaired. 872-9101. Barrett Plumbing Supply, 331 wooded lot, 2 1/2 baths, first TOLLAND-VERNON Line - TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY and residential needs. 649-1590. * Court of Probate. District of Coventry Connecticut. fidential, quick arrangements. dle Tpke. address, telephone number, 333 Bldwell SL floor family room. Prime loca­ ■extras Including wall-to-wall Beautifully treed acre building Bring to Weatnerguard, 639 NOTICE OF HEARING . Alvin Lundy Agency. 527-7971. Broad Street. THE BOWERS Place - 75 646-1180 Carpentry and general contrac- ...... business eMerience if any, to Mandisstar, Conn. tion, Mid 60s. Warren E. |ln several rooms. Living lot, convenient location, must Center Street, 10 a.m. - 2 p.m. . ESTATE OF JOSEPH J. ZAGORSKI. Closing date for filing is Friday, 100 Constitution Plaza, Hart­ WANTED - Babysitter in my Deming Street, Manchester. ting. Residential and commer- ______. . _ * late of Coventry, in said District, Box “E” Manchester Herald. Howland Realtors, 643-1108. daily. Prompt service. September 27, 1974. ford. Evenings, 233-6879. home, Monday-Friday 8:30- 647-9191 9-3, wookdayt WANTED - Mature woman to [room drapes, kitchen cur- Eight-room older house, 3-car be seen. 649-6827. cial. Whether it be a small □ M IS C . F O R S A L E * Deceased care for three children, live in Italns, all drapes, picnic table, MERRITT AGENCY repair job, a custom built home * Pursuant to an order of Hon. David C. RN OR LPN 6:30, four in school, one at garage, large and small storage JUNK CARS bought, $5-$25. Rappe. Judge, dated September 17, 1974 COMPANION LIVE-IN Transportation necessary. ■lawn mower, etc. Finished HEBRON-BOLTON area (39 or^anything in between, call 646- 41 MORTGAGES - 1st, and 2nd Part-Hma 3-11,11-7 home. Call 646-0868 after 6:30. East Hartford sheds, 1 1/2 acres land. Owner, REALTOR Towing included. (Jail 644-2912 * a hearing will be held on an application mortgages — interim financing ONE-GAL office needs number References, phone 289-2817. Ifamlly room. Three 644-0513. mills) A. $14,000! 7 1/2 wooded ' * praying tnat an instrument purporting to NOTICE Pleasant working conditions. acres, 600’ front, $5,200 down or or 872-2503 anytime. oe the last will and testament of the — expeditious and confidential two gal with office experience CHOICE BUY I bedrooms. Call for a leisurely OF AUCTION APPLY: • Work In Manchester area for rapidly growing company. PHONE from home to service less, 7% interest, 10 years. B. STEPS sidewalks, stone walls, [^ARK, RICH Ioann 5 yards, deceased be approved, allowed and ad­ service, J.D. Real Estate RNs - LPNs Three bedroom split, spacious I Inspection — we have the mitted to probate as in said application Foreclosure Auction • To help the elderly or sick Must be accurate typist, good our customers for super ear­ FALL VALUES Personality plus 3.4 acres, near LIGHT TRUCKING - Odd jobs, fireplaces, flagstone terraces, $ p ■><• plus • Assoc. 646-1980. MANCHESTER MANOR living room with cathedral on file more fully appears, at the Court Lot 56, Northfields • Full or part-time NURSES AIDES speller and have pleasing nings. Choose own hours. Call I key. Route 2, only $11,500! Possible cellars and attics cleaned, concrete repairs, inside and ^ ■ of Probate on October 3,1974 at 6:30p.m. Forge Road NURSING HOME ceilings, warm family room, lawns mowed, small tree work. outside. Reasonably priced, sand. b4J-9504.______Ann Kamplain. Ass t. Clerk OVERDUE BILLS? - We’ll • No fees, top pay, vacation • Work In Manchester area telephone voice. (Jentrally 647-1810, RISING COSTS? term s. Bob Gone!, Robert Coventry, Connecticut 646-0128 located offices in Hartford, in­ IV2 baths, treed lot, pool, $3600 FIVE GARAGES NOT HERE! Tasteful decor and a carefully landscaped lot will Assoc., MLS, 228-9274. Free estimates. Phone 643-6000. solve your problems. Unlimited bonus • Part-time, Full-time ______ALUMINUM sheets used as By order of the Court of Com­ door parking provided. Hours 8 down and $291 per month to I Go with this newly listed and money to property owners. • Be paid weekly by us • Choose your shift, days & eliminate expensive interior alterations and outdoor extras. CUSTOM MADE Draperies, mon Pleas for Tolland County, I a.m. to 4 p.m. Call 549-6722 for qualified veteran. Call for limmaculate and REALLY This ready to move in 3 bedroom Colonial with 1% baths BOLTON ANY TYPE Carpentry and Statewide, quick, confidential. • Be backed by RN supervis­ area DEAN MACHINE very reasonable work will sell at public auction Burke Mortgage Company, 649- WOMAN WANTED for oc­ appointment. more details. I BIG sIx-sIx duplex. Tremen- features large rooms each with its own special contribution to masonry work, aoditions and * * ' NOTICE ion. • Private duty or staff relief PRDDUCTS, INC. HUGE BUILDING LOTS guaranteed, call anytime. 649- remodeling. Free estimates. A. 1 hone 6 4 . 1 - 2 7 1 1 . ______■ LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT premises know'n as Lot 56 0378 anytime. casional babysitting evenings. WARREN E. HOWLAND Idous Income and even more • No fees, top pay, vacation WAITRESS - Part-time days, the overall value! Owner will consider a 1st 4266, AUDIT REPORT Northfields, Section 4, Pm,on” weekends, vacations. Three HOMEMAKERS UPJOHN I potential. Call for details. .Squillacote, 649-0811. NEWSPRINT end rolls. 25 including Saturday. Experience 102 Colonial Road Realtors A magnificent family living room with fireplace surrounded mortgage on each of these ' Notice is hereby given that try, Connecticut, situated on ...... children. Call 647-1139. 246-6805 • In-service education pro­ RODGER’S Car Wash-Wax, 770 helpful. Apply: W. 'T. Grant MANCHESTER, CONN. 643-1108 by bookcases will make the coldest nights a memorable oc­ beautiful wooded lots. One has MASONRY REPAIRS - Brick, 6’vpnhfv Forge Road, consisting of a □ EMPLOYMENT vided Main Street. Also newspaper > the Audit Report of the Town of HELP WANTED for lunch Company, Manchester OVERSIZED CAPE casion. 4‘A acres and the other 3W block, stone and concrete. N^nclicster Evening Hera d. single family dwelling on a lot HOMEMAKERS UPJOHN pick-up. Rake leaves, cut grass. Bolton, Connecticut for the hour. Apply In person. Ann’s BABYSITTER wanted - Parkade. An equal opportunity I with a full rear shed dormer The Gracious dining room proudly boasts its corner cup­ acres. Priced at $12,500 each. Reasonable prices. Call 643- year ending June 30, 1974, is approximately 200 feet by 150 246-6805 employer. 647-1529. Help Wanted 13 S p o t, 21 Oak S tr e e t, Homestead Street area, DAYS and NIGHTS ATTRACTIVE Colonial - Three land two front window board and the kitchen displays built-ins within stepsaving Call Tony Wasilefsky at 649- ______niturc. Cash on the line. One ' now on file in the office of the feet. Manchester. Thursday evenings, occasional bedrooms, 1 1/2 baths. Idormers. Four legit reach. At $43,500 it will PAY TO MAKE AN early appoint- 5306 for more information. MURAL painting; brighten up I Town Clerk and the same is DATE: September 28,1974, at PART-TIME janitorial work, I bedroomsi Two car attached BUILDING - Remodeling, f FLIllure^ £ ^ '^ 5 weekends, one child three years carpeting, nice lot, phis many EQUAL HOUSINQ OPPORTUNITY your business inside or out. •• oped for public inspection. 12 Noon mornings or evenings, old. 646-3397 after 5. extras. Uppeier 30's. Financing Igarage, two full baths. "le"* EXCITING • BRID6EP0RT Professional painting to attract , This legal notice is given in PLACE: On the Premises Manchester area. Call 649-5334. ATTENTION DEMONSTRATORS SUPERVISOR - FULL-TIME - 3-11 available. R. Zimmer, J. D. Tremendous family room. Truly an Estate Home which offers the very best in modern BARROW S & W ALLACE customers. Experienced artist. MILLINQ MACHINES Mmclwttgr Ntw H in n Hartfoni accordance with Section 7-394 TERMS: Deposit of $2,000.00 TOYS and GIFTS AUTOMOBILE cleanup man, Real Estate Associates, 646- I Fast sale a must, priced living. Located on a beautifully treed lot it is an interior Call Lisa, 643-7840. FULL-TIME Janitorial RN S OR LPN S Set-up and operate. 649-8306 397-1816 726-6618 of the General Statutes. in cash or certified chock will Work now thru December. new and used cars. Some 1980. right. Parklike yard. decorators dream. From the moment you enter the foyer — or Superintendent needed for F R E E Sample kit. No experience preferred. Call Bill FULL OR PART-TIME stroll through the posh living room or the exquisite dining BARTENDER - Professional, ■ Dated at Bolton, Connecticut, be required at time of sale. Sale apartment buildings. Free experience needed. Call or Lockwood at Lynch Motors, COLONIAL - Nine rooms. weddings, banquets, mixed this 17th day of September will be subject to current taxes. apartment, good salary. Must Inc., 646-4321. Competitive salary, plus company-paid life, health and • BROWN AND SHARP Bowers School, 4 bedrooms, SEVERAL HOMES area you will love It. Real Estate Wanted 28 . 1974. Balance of purchase price to be write SANTA’S PARTIES, major medical Insurance along with paid holidays, sick for Only one word for the kitchen — magnificenti Four bedrooms drinks, fast service. Complete be dependable, handy, and MILLIN6 MACHINES den, fully equipped kitchen, for­ I In East Hartford. Call bar service. Sundays also. Catherine K. Leiner paid upon approval of deed and willing to work at maintenance, Avon, Conn., 06001. days and other benefits makes this an opportunity to In­ SELLING your home or New and repairs. E. Richard- ______mal dining room, rec room, details. and 3 baths — the master bedroom replete with fireplace is — Carone. 649-8536.______Town Clerk sale by Court of Common Pleas. minor repairs, and lawn care. Telephone 1/673-3455. vestigate. Come In and see our facilities. Set-up and operate. walk-out basement, walk-up at­ you'll have to see it yourself. As you step out onto the deck or acreage? For prompt friendly son, 643-0889, 649-0608. S(’REENEI) loam, gravel, service, call Louis Dimoex I Bolton, Connecticut Premises to be sold free and Seeking adult without children. ALSO BOOKING PARTIES DESK CLERK tic, 2-car garage, Vk baths, SEVERAL HOMES into the den or familyroom it’s all unbelievable. Move rapidly, ...... *1**,!***1*..V***"*"*«! iimccsscd gravel, sand, stone, Write Box "B" Manchester MEADOWS CONVALESCENT HOME assumable mortgage at 5'/2%, Realty, 649-9823. Aluminum Siding RootIng-SIdIng-ChImney 34 |j|, (feorge 11, Griffing, clear of all liens, including the Experienced or will train. • HARDIN6E CHUCKERS I In Greater Vernon. Call for priced in mid 70’s. Herald, giving age, experience, 333 BIDWELL STREET, MANCHESTER $40,500. Philbrick Agency, 646- Kitchen Ra-modaling mortgage being forclosed. Hours 3 to 11 p.m. Monday Set-up and operate. I details. ALL CASH for your property I j Premises shall be subject to previous employment. FILE CLERK - Relief Call 9-3 p.m., 647-9191 4200. Ntw Additions ' BIDWELL Home Improvement ______. ______through Friday. Call Mrs. within 24 hours.^Avoid red tape, Co. Expert installation of , ^ale - $5.50 per I any and all provisions of any or- switchboard operator - Will instant service.'Hayes Agency, R.E. MILLER, Builder MECHANIC - Part-time, train. Pleasant personality a Schultz for appointment. COMING aluminum siding, gutters and (jeiivered. Phone 646-3109. I dinance municipal regulation, a TURRET LATHES MANCHESTER 646-0131. Call 649-1421 experience necessary. Apply in must. Office experience I Would you believe a two trims. Roofing installation a n d ______1 public or private law. person. Boland Motors, 369 Set-up and operate. OVERSIZEIII necessary. Contact Mr. HOWARD JOHNSON’S I bedroom older home for •••••••••••••••••••••••••••a repairs. 649-6495, 875-9109. MUST SELL - Restaurant I SALE SUBJECT TO Center Street, Manchester. 7 room Cape with I'A baths, I WE WILL buy your house. Call Tischofer, The Rourke-Eno MOTOR LODGE I $23,9007 We may have It anytime, Hutchins Agency, Painting-Papering 32 ------7 777 ('(luipiiient. 4’ gas char-broiler, I APPROVAL OF COURT OF Paper Company, 261 Weston king sized bedrooms,! I available by the time this hits HORACE Tetrault — Siding, ,|p(j ■jg” gridles, 2 electric SERVICE STATION Attendant 490 Main Straat Realtors, 649-5324. I COMMON PLEAS FOR .Straet, Hartford, 522-8211. An • INSPECTORS carpeting, rec room with bar, jprlntl Call, but pronto. If In COLLEGE Graduate students roofing, storm windows, aw- Iniiuire Hartford Road - Part-time days. Apply in per­ East Hartford nings. Quality workmanship, v Queen. „ 1 I TOLLAND COUNTY. Equal Opportunity Employer. Experienced. fireplace. Formal dining I IterestedI res//y SELLING your house? Call us available for exterior and in­ son. Boland Motors, 369 Center free estimates. Fully insured. ___ . ___— ------I FOR INFORMATION 560-1100 room, plenty of closet space. | terior painting, Six years Street, Manchester. 164 E. CENTER ST. first and we’ll make you a cash 872-9187.649-3417. ELECTROLUX vacuum I CONTACT: ORDER DESK Trainee - OVERTIME Priced at $35,900. F,or morej Financing Avtilibla to offer. One day service. T. J. experience. Fully insured. Free Attorney David Pleasing personality a must. Quallflcd Buyers estimates. Call our com­ ------;------7 . ,. . cleaner, excellent condition, all KITCHEN AIDES - l^our and information call Tonyj Crockett, Realtor, 643-1577. RO()FING - Specializing jittachmonts, $59.86. Kirby up- L. Gussak CDDK Skill with use of typewriter and petitors, than call us, 649-7034. VWlUaCM*Ha kitchen aides and dishwashers ALL BENEFITS Wasilefsky at 649-5306 today. repairing roofs, new roofs, vacuuiii cleaner. $69.50, 37 Li'wis Street REIN’S calcualator necessary. Office are needed immediately for day ICALL US-WE WORK 647-1419 SELL YOUR HOUSE through experience required. Contact AVAILABLE EQUAL HOU8INQ OPPORTUNITY gutter work, chimnevs, cleaned llcpairs on all Hartford, Conn. NEW YORK S H L E positions in our modern J. Watson Beach Real Estate INSIDE - Outside painting. Mr. Tischofer, The Rourke-Eno BARROWS & W ALLACE I Ibelfiore agency Special rates for people over 65. and repaired. 30 years bi-;iiuls. Free pick-up and 06103 DELI-RESTAURANT facilities at Meadows Convales­ !• S MmdlMlar N«w HtVM Hirtti □ MLS Co. Professional real estate Paper Company, 261 Street, An tquil opportunitf •mploytr n 647-1413 Fully insured. Estimates given. experience, tree estimates, (ii.^vury. Call 742-8578 or 875- st^MiJurancJir’ Telephone (203) cent Home. Stop in or call, 647- service for more than 45 years. llowley, 643-5361. g298. Routo 30, Vernon Hartford, 522-8211. An Equal ■SiffilLMaSaiiiBMJUJUAl Manchester office, 647-9139. Call 649-7863. 278-1510 875-0944 Opportunity Employer. 9194. PACK TWELVE - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Sat., Sept. 21, 1974 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Sat., Sept. 21, 1974 — PAGE THIRTEEN

OUT OUR WAY BY NED COCHRAN BENJY BY JIM BERRY Apartmenti for Rant 53 Apartments For Rant 53 Autos For Sals 6f OUR BOARDING HOUSE tviih MAJOR HOOPLE 6t Autos For Sato BUGS BUNNY HE'S ourrriNe, but he owlv VEAH?.' SINCE WHEW ARE V lOOKi LIKE JAKE IF/OUV^AHT MANCHESTER - Brand new MANCHESTER - New deluxe 2- WE PAY $10 for complete junk V «c NATURALLY I d n e v e r MoW cio/vlF CONVERTIBLE - 1%3, Fold, T.B, IV,. us fM W THAT'LL PRACTICEP20MINLrrES IN­ ‘.YOU KEEPIN' TABS ON MEf ’ STIFF-ARMED VDU IN TE R FE R E IN A three-bedroom Duplex, 1 1/2 bedroom Townhouse, full base- cars. Call Joey, Tolland Auto I JUST SOLD MV LAST STEAD OF A HALF hour, MOM- TO /V\AKF IT ||J THI-^ V^opi-P, you pDfJ^ BE FIVE JUST FOR THAT TM GONWA FOR ATOLICHPDWN, b r o t h e r l y flUARREL. baths, full basement, includes ment. Includes heat, Body, 528-19%. Falcon, Futura. White. $37^ ©l a s s ^ b u s s , b u t I ' l l BUT WHATSTHE DIFFERENCE 7 BLOW THIS HORN FOR standard, excellent tires. Phone H A V E A N E W CENTS. M AJO R." HE dU 6 T BUT ftTWERS PROPPED YtoU HAv/^TiP HAVF , HAV/F P l?|\/F appliances. Fully carpeted. T. Mpliances, carpeting, pool. THE LESS WE HAVE TO USTEN /ANOTHER HALF-F HOUR- H O U R - J 649-7%l. B A T C H M A D E p l e a s e f ^ TO HIM BLASTAWAV ON THAT VtXJ AIN'T HEARD PHONED THE PAWN A MATCHBOOK FROM THE PPI\/F ANP AMPITIOfJ ! AMP J. Crockett, Realtor, 643-1577. $255 monthly. Paul W. Dougan, 1970 VOLKSWAGEN, U P IN A THINe THE BETTER..' MOTHIM' VET SHOP TO GET THE E-1 5N007E MOTEL! A^'PiriofJ, Realtor, 643-4535 or 646-1021. automatic, good condition, $1,- M IN U T E .*■ PRICE OF A 3 1/2 ROOMS, immaculate 350. Phone 649-2363. 1968 OLDSMOBILE 442, new 4- C AP ’N ’ G O W N I PFMJyP speed, 308 gears, tinted win­ ' \ f - T restored Colonial home, heat, MANCHESTER - Family-style dows, factory mags, very good hot water, parking, central. No 2-bedroom Townhouse, full 1%3 FORD Van, rebuilt motor, condition, $995. Call afjer 5 children, pets. Middle-aged basement. Includes heat, new brakes, front end, tires. couple preferred. 643-2171 appliances, carpeting. $240 Needs body work. Roof rack p.m., 643-4373. before 6 p.m. monthly. Paul W. Dougan, and full windows, $225. or best Realtor, 643-4535 or 646-1021. offer. 646-5377. 1971 DATSUN 240Z - 4-speed, COVENTRY - three room brand new mags, radials and «! paint, excellent condition, $3,- U T A u u S A METAL used office desks, $35 c^UNXI ne managed to get himself e F i 5 Call 649-9366. 643-9678. < IIH „ KA. Vc. TV US rn DU. 8 Persian coin 4 Enduring T E A R T u R E included, $295. Eastern, 646- A & E E each. Four drawer metal filing set. 12 Incarnation of 5 Shouts A S T E C AN 1972 PINTO SEDAN A T E cabinets, metal storage 8250. SHORT RIBS BY FRANK O’NEAL Vishnu 6 Love god I) A MANCHESTER - Newer 3- 2 Door, 4 cylinder engine, 4-speed transmission. B P o T H D E U cabinets, 8' two bulb floures- 13 Before 7 Unus^ □ RENTALS bedroom duplex, 1 1/2 baths, <2195 8 Come back A R A T O A D o w l u TRADER “P” cent light fixtures, $9. each. MANCHESTER - Modern two- 14 Irish river A C A N N £ O k E & full basement, includes SiMATVR.TMeWS/SaMS ITS REALLV SDNe ’TO LOOK 9 Press 1- Gremmo & Sons Sales, 819 East bedroom apartments, 1972 PLYMOUTH FURY III 15 Greek god of 1 T E M E e D w T USED FURNITURE appliances, $270 per month. SACK//Va/tO M £/ bad on our crime srAnsncsi war 10 The dill Middle Turnpike. 649-9953. carpeting, no pets. Available 4 door hardtop, V-8 engine, automatic transmission, STAR GAXEK!*M 11 f'cwer Rooms lor Rent 52 P.W. Dougan, Realtor, 643-4535 power steering, power brakes, air conditioning, vinyl 16 Cow sound 41 Small pastry Now Open Dally immediately. Security -By CLAY R. POLLAN------17 Pedal digits 19 Follower 28 Tropical plant or 646-1021. roof. <2895 ~ ARin LIIRA 29 Japanese coins 42 Operatic solo MAHOGANY drop-leaf table required. $195. Eastern, 646- Y our Daily AcIMIy G u id f 18 Eurasian plant 20 Sora Mon.-8at. 10 A.M. - 0 P.M. THOMPSON HOUSE, fur­ 22 Restrain 31 Mentality 43 Appraise with chairs, washing machine, 8250. » A c c o rd in g fo Ifie Sion. * (pi.) 44 Mexican com Sundays 1 P.M. - 6 P.M. nished rooms, centrally FOUR-ROOM apartment, full 1971 FORD LTD I* 20 Undersized 23 Soviet sea 34 Flower tool bench with vice, gas stove. 35 Regards highly 45 Snare located. Kitchen privileges. size kitchen, self-cleaning OUR USED CAR LOT 2-door, V-8 engine, automatic transmission, power N20-2141-43 To develop message for Sunday, 2-32-4443/ cattle 24 Italian coins Good used furniture, lamps, 643-8336. 3 1/2 ROOM Furnished Apart­ 37 Regular 46 Japanese Parking. Reasonable rates. stove, 2-door refrigerator, steering, power brakes, air conditioning, vinyl roof. V51-61-79-84 reod words corresporiding to numbers 65-72-81-861^ 21 Possessive 25 Preposition parts and antiques. ment - Private entrance, <2195 of your Zodiac birth sign. 26 GolL for 38 Roman bronze indigene spacious cabinets and closets, TAURqs SCORPIO pronoun 47 .Soothsayer HAMMOND organ, ElOO - Full- Phone 649-2358. parking for one car, across NEEDS I M o k * 31 For 61 Some instance 40 Groups of heat, hot water included, fully 1971 MERCURY MARQUIS ^ A M .2 0 per. 23 f 22 Auto 49 Chest bone size, like new, walnut finish. from Manchester High. 649- 2G ood 32 Day 62Uncomfortoblp 23 Unaccompanied 27 Takes food players 50 Psarl St. tiled bath, cross ventilation, A/tore Good Cars & TrucKs. Wagon. V-8 engine, automatic transmission, power I may ZO 3 Refresh 33 Provo 63 Applying nor. 21': WANTED - Single woman to 9382. 26 English gold T~ i r " T 7“ t 5 " w 11 Originally $2695, will sacrifice, steering, power brakes, air conditioning. 1-13-25-37 4Seek 34 O ther 64 Be 7-12-24-34,^ 1“ 5 " 6 4 3 -6 9 4 6 help share expenses, own air-conditioning, basement <2795 35 A nd 65 For coins $1495. Four-carat emerald, 5 Cleon storage, laundry facilities, good 45-57-78 II u platinum setting, with 52 bedroom, kitchen privileges. FOUR room second floor apart­ IF YOU PLAN TO 6 New 36 O f 66 Scenery? 30 Circlet IT" Call after 6 p.m., 643-4378. location, on bus line, $215 in­ 1971 PINTO SEDAN GIMII^I 7 Steer 37 An 67 Stort SAGITTARIUS 31 Stratum diamonds, pure color, will ment, heat, security, garage, 2 door, 4 cylinder engine, automatic transmission. BUZZ SAWYER BY ROY CRANE 68 Interest IS W cluding garage. Lease, security 8 Yourself 38 Keep 32 Malt brew IT sacrifice, $2195. 568-5499. adults, no pets, available Oc­ BUY SOON . . . <1895 9 W hy 39 And 69 Nears 33 School subject deposit. No pets. 646-2968, P r l i m i 10 70 Up D ie . I I H 2 0 T/^G SALE - Sunday only, GENTLEMAN ONLY - Free tober 1st. 34 Grove Street, 1970 CHE*. CAPRICE THREE KILLED...MV NEPHEW PAUL,PARALVZED... 60 VOU SEE VAW WE NEVER lO T h li 40 O f 34 Tree part IT .September 22, 10-5 p.m. 193 parking, central location, evenings 742-8084. WAS WATCHISC-..*^ ^ 4- 6-19-36 11 Chonce 41 Fine 71 Love-m oking 5-15-23-35J' MOTORIZED 7 1/2” Tilt Arbor Rockville. 872-9247. 2 door, V-8 engine, automatic transmission, power 1 s p e n t a w e a r in THE HOSPITAL... ANOTHER DISCUSS THE ACCIDENT 12C leor 42 For 72 C redit 35 Short jacket n r West Middle Turnpike, kitchen privileges. References SEE US NOW! SHE SAW IT ALU.,.SAW 1^84480-99 U7-56-67 ^ 36 Venetian coin table saw. Excellent condition. steering, power brakes, vinyl roof. VEAR ON CRUTCHES.------— , AROUND MAMA...THE KIPS 13 To 43 [Repairs 73 Necessary <1895 THE FA/AILV FALL SEVEMIV CANCK 14 Increose 44 For 74 And CAPRICORN 38 Onagers 28 29 Manchester. Furniture, drapes, Call 649-1649. required. 643-2693 after 5 p.m. i ARE RESTLESS— WANT TO . 5 T 5 T books, miscellaneous quality for appointment. WE GIVI M O « ON GOOD f e e t froaa th e h ig h JUNE 21 15 Your 45 Peoples' 75 A Die. 11 ^ 39 Aged W e Feature Q uality 1973 ECONOLINE VAN PUT together a new l6 T h e 46 Improved 76 Conditions a WIRE.., HEARD THE iJU L t 11 JAN. I t 40 Asian holiday items. USED C A R ! V-8 engine, standard transmission, power steering, 17 W ork 47 M oke 77 Following TAG SALE - September 21-22, BALANCING ACT. BUT 17-18-27-28/C 41 Linger NEW FURNISHED room near Becaute 17 years of building and managing apartmenti power brakes. SCRBAAA6 ,14-26^38-49 18 C ould 48 Injecting 78 Problems 44 Spanish coins U 35 10-5. Many miscellaneous <3295 MAMA won’t hear of it. 49 Heolth 79 Mechonicol 39-73^-87 PARTY TABLE and four bus and laundry. Call 646-1960. hat taught ut what really matten. Easy Financing '-60-70 l9 W o y s 48 Syria (Hcb.l items. 23 Knighton Street, cor­ 20 Good 50 Existii^ 80 Into AQUARIUS chairs, like new, $175. Den set, Available imme'diatelyt one and lioo bedroom LIO 51 Especially 81 Or 49 Pacific ner of Roll Street. 21 Ooy JAN. 10 ^ six pieces, $135. F'our-bands ONE ROOM, private bath, tqgpnhoutei. Includes heaU condltionert dishtoashert Your Smali Car M 22 Should 52 To 82 Moteriols I rv2n turmeric 39 pNsll wall carpeh individual basementt private patio, FORD 23 Slate 53 N o t 83 Romantic m . n communications receiver parking, convenient location, Headquarters t-nS -. a u g . 11 50 Great l-ake TAG SALE - Two-families, ModrU B^own by appolnlificm. 24 O f 54 Change 84 Apporotus 51 Cosmic order 4^ IT 48 (1 radio, .$90. Two portable TVs, nicely decorated, $30. weekly. /iM O R I HERS 1-16-29-40 85 Sotisfying 3- 8- 9-53 JT September 21-22, 10-5. Beds, 25 W in 55 The I54-.55-66 52 Doctrine $40 each. Miscellaneous items. Call 649-5729. '5042-76 26 Precautions 56 New 86 Loons £ W liA toys, clothes, toaster, iron, mis­ 27 Be 57 M oney 67 M issing PISCIS 53 Lion’s "pride" 646-0007. H O M E S T E A D End of Congress St., off W. Middle Tpke., VIRCp 58 Assignment 88 Day 54 Chinese money cellaneous. 29 Lilac Street. 28 Slow «l. I» $1 U LARGE nicely furnished and l l | M------K K Manchester. r-. 315 Centar Street A\ 29 Best 59 Insurance 89 Inclinations of account r^icr'r. ii 30 Today's 60 Poid ^ Routine M44. 1 0 ^ , TAG SALE - Baby furniture, NEW and used railroad ties, decorated room for working H IU A U E by R.F.Damato 55 Genus of cattle 5 T u dishes, clothes, miscellaneous. gentleman. Private bath, en­ Manchester «T?\10-22-33-52 30-41.42.71 56 Stimulus _2! authentic hardwood, excellent ■ Call PAUL DOUQAN, REALTOR, at 646-1021, ^ DILLON FORD 7 - s ® G o o d ® A dverse Dl^e'uVrsl •^64-75-85-8£ 74-77 83-89VS All day .Saturday, Sunday, Mon­ condition, Call 872-6754. trance and parking. 649-9704 Phone 643-5135 319 Main S i. Manchettar 643-2148 day. 150 Vernon Street. after 5. PAGE FOURTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Sat,, Sept. 21, 1974 OBITUARIES , St. Mary’s Church Three RHS Students * ^"fowN Names New Rector Merit Semifinalists Mrs. Anna M. King VERNON Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Mrs. Frank Itohinson The Rev. Stephen K. Jacob­ subcommittee on clergy com­ Mrs. Fannie Goodspeed South Windsor — Mrs. Anna Officers and members of the Edwards of 24 Kanter Dr., Ver­ son of Middlebury recently was pensation. He also is chairman Three Rockville High School Robinson, 80, of 77 Garden St. M. King, 78, of 76 Barber Hill British-American Club will of the Bishop Seabury Event non, who was awarded the Rd. died Friday at a Rockville meet Sunday at 7:15 p.m. at the named rector of St. Mary’s seniors have been named semi­ GAR, U.S. History Award, is a died Friday at her home. She Episcopal Church and will scheduled for Sept. 29 at the was the wife of Frank C. Robin­ convalescent home. She was the John F. Tierney Funeral Home, finalists in the competition for high honors student, on the staff assume his duties Oct. 11. He Glebe House in Waterbury, some 3,400 Merit Scholarships son. widow of Edward King. 219 W. Center St., to pay of Rampage, and was a will preach his first sermon at commemorating the 190th an­ to be awarded to high school Mrs. Robinson was born July Mrs. King was born in respects to the late Oliver niversary of the consecration of member of the cross-countrv St. Mary’s on Oct. 13. students this coming year. team. 20, 1894 in Springfield, Mass., Northfieid, Vt., and had lived in Cromwell, a member. Samuei Seabury, the first Manchester for many years Father Jacobson was elected Bronislaw Dichter, son of Mr. and had lived in Manchester bishop of Connecticut. Craig W. Platt, son of Mr. and before coming to South Windsor as rector at an all-parish and Mrs. William Dichter of 11 most of her life. She and her Father Jacobson also has Mrs. Charles E. Platt, 66 Lake 15 years ago. Members of Manchester meeting Sept. 8 called by the Alpert Dr., Rockville, is a St., Vernon, is a member of the husband observed their 55th Emblem Club will meet Sunday vestry of the church. He had served as chaplain to the wedding anniversary last Feb. She is survived by a son, member of the National Honor National Honor Society, the at 7:30 p.m. at the John F. been the unanimous choice of Middlebury Police Department Society, was a member of the 26. Charles F. Vintone of South cross-country team, and the Tierney Funeral Mome, 2l9 W. the church’s cailing committee, and has been president of the Future Teachers’ Club, and is She is also survived by a Windsor, with whom she made Child Care Centers of Water­ Service Club. He is also a high her home. Center St., to pay respects to which was selected in January on the staff of the school honors student. daughter, Mrs. Robert F. the late Oliver Cromwell, after the Rev. George Nostrand bury, Inc., for the past two Midwood of North Haven; three Funeral services are Sunday newspaper, “The Rampage,” All Three students are taking whose wife is a member of the announced his retirement as years. He was responsible for as well as being a high honors grandsons, two great­ at 5 p.m. at Holmes Funeral the college preparatory course club. rector. initiating the Hourglass student. grandchildren and several Home, 400 Main St., at Rockville High. A native of Melrose, Mass., Switchboard, a crisis interven­ Kenneth L. Edwards, son of nieces and nephews. Manchester. Burial will be in tion center dealing primarily Speak Sunday Mt. Hope Cemetery, Father Jacobson has been vicar Funeral services are Monday A kitchen social is scheduled of St. George’s Episcopal with problems arising from a Northfieid, Vt. Dr. Alan J. Wabrek and his at 1:30 p.m. at Holmes Funeral for Monday at 1:30 p.m. in Church in Middlebury since drug abuse. He also was respon- Friends may call at the wife Caroiyn will be guest Home, 400 Main St. The Rev. Cronin Hall of Mayfair 1970. He has been treasurer of sib for getting the project funeral home Sunday from 2 speakers Sunday at the 10:30 Dr. George Webb, pastor of Gardens. All residents of the Waterbury Deanery, a funded. p.m. until the time of the ser­ a.m. meeting of the Unitarian- South United Methodist Church, Mayfair are invited. member of the Diocesan Stan­ He received a BA degree in vice. Universalist Society, 481 Spring will officiate. Burial will be in ding Finance Committee, and economics in 1960 from Tufts The family suggests that any St. ’Their topic; “ Key Concepts preienW ■ East Cemetery. The Episcopal Churchwomen 'o n e of three members of the University, Medford, Mass., Friends may call at the memorial contributions to the of St. Mary’s Church will open and a M. Div. degree in 1966 in Sexual Relations.” funeral home Sunday from 2 to Newington Home for Crippled its first meeting of the season from the Episcopal Theological Dr. Wabrek is director of the 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Children. Monday with a potiuck at 6:30 School, Cambridge, Mass. After sexual therapy program of the at the church. The program will graduating from the theological department of obstetrics and include the installation of of­ school, he served as curate of gynecology at Hartford ficers followed by a business St. Mark’s Church in Foxboro, Hospital and assistant session and a fiim presentation. Mass. He also has been a per­ professor of obstetrics and All women of the church are in­ sonnel manager for Poleroid gynecology at the University of vited. Corp., Cambridge, Mass., part- Connecticut School of Medicine. time education consultant for Mrs. Wabrek is co-director of Mimber 0 POLICE REPORT The Hartford County Federa­ Trinity Church, Topsfield, the Hartford Hospital sexual tion of Democratic Women’s Mass., and corporate personnel therapy program and has Clubs will meet Monday at 8 manager of Manpower Plan­ collaborated with her husband MANCHESTER • Nothing was taken ap­ p.m. in the Hartford Insurance ning for the International Silver in articles for several A second arrest was made parently after a break into the G roup’s tower suite. Ad­ Co., Meriden. publications. J Friday at 1;30 p.m. in connec­ apartment of David Friedrich dressing the group will be Father Jacobson, his wife, tion with the Sunday assault of 348 Charter Oak St. recently. Steven Mednick, a member of Denise Elizabeth, and their After Sunday’s meeting, and robbery of a young couple • A pearl necklace was stolen the new Connecticut Elections three children, Ingrid, 13; which is open to the public, A Gue at the McNall St. service sta­ Friday afternoon after the Commission. He will explain Krista, 10; and John, 7, will live there will be a period for coffee tion pay phone at 2:30 a.m. home of Edwin H. Burke of 727 the state’s new procedures for at the rectory on Meadow Lane. and discussion. NOTICE Steven E. Fritz, 17, of East Center St. was ransacked. campaign financing. Hartford was charged on a Cir­ • A BB gun was apparently cuit Court 12 warrant with used Thursday night to shoot second-degree robbery. Earlier out several street lights on Rev. Sleplien K. Jacobson Friday, Brian Dermody, 18, Woodland St. Mayor Asks Support OPEN also of East Hartford was • A woman on Charter Oak arrested on the same charge. St. was standing on her back Cars Crushed Police are still seeking a porch Friday after 7 p.m. when For Art Programs A L L D A Y third young man in connection she was struck in the shoulder At No Cost with the incident which netted by a BB pellet. She was not FIRE CALLS SOUTH WINDSOR It is the hope of the com­ the youths $27. Both Fritz and seriously injured. The Andover Auto Parts Judy Kucliiiel mittee to present varied and in­ Dermody posted surety bonds • People soliciting for Co. on Rt. 6 will pick up teresting programs again this SUNDAY of $5,000 for court Oct. 7. Muhammed Speaks, a religious year. Suggestions or interest in MANCHESTER cars in any condition at no South Windsor Mayor Robert group, were told by police joining the committee would be Today, 2:12 a.m. — Odor of charge for a one week Smith has proclaim ^ Sept. 22- Other arrests reported this Thursday at 5:40 p.m. they appreciated. Information may paint at 116C Ambassador Dr. period beginning im­ 29, Cultural Arts Week. morning include: were on private property in the be obtained by phoning Mrs. 9 A .M . - 8 P.M . (Town) mediately said David A letter will be sent home • Patrick P. Colangelo, 23, of Parkade parking lot. They left. TOLLAND COUNTY Thelma Pugliese, 644-0485. 134 White St. and Linda J. Yeomans, first selectman. with schooi children outlining Friday, 1:49 p.m. — Truck the many programs that have Powell, 18, of 75 Lenox St. were Craig Labrec of 15 Grove St. Yeomans said the com­ fire on Pinney St. (Ellington been presented. Also requested arrested today at 4 a.m. and was taken by ambulance pany has the use of a Fire Department) from parents is a contribution Picnic Set NORTHWAY PHARMACY both charged with third-degree Thursday at 5 p.m. to crushing machine for at Friday, 5:52 p.m. — Auto ac­ to enable the Cultural Arts criminal trespass and fourth- Manchester Memorial Hospital cident on 1-86 westbound in least one week. Committee to continue its degree larceny. They allegedly after he suffered a shoulder in­ By Church 230 N. MAIN STREET MANCHESTER Tolland. (Tolland Ambulance The service is for An­ work. refused to pay a motel bill. jury playing soccer at Illing and Fire Department) dover residents only. In the past three years, the Junior High School. He was BOLTON TEL. 646-4510 Both were released on their Friday, 7:26 p.m. — Small Yeomans urges all children have been able to treated and released. Duiiiia Holland written promises to appear in fire behind the John Ash fire residents to seize this op­ enjoy a touring company of the CorrcNpundenI court Oct. 7. house on Nye St. The fire is now Hartford Stage Co., a new Joseph V. Clementine, 66, of portunity to get rid of their (>46-0375 • Joseph H. Busby, 23, of 84 under investigation. (Rockville music quartet from the Hart­ 105 Arnott Rd. was taken to unregistered automobiles. To celebrate the 20th anniver­ Durant St. was arrested today Fire Department) ford Symphony, a percussion Manchester Memorial Hospital sary of St. Maurice Church and at 2:55 a.m. and charged with trio and many other programs. operating a motor vehicle while aft^er an accident Friday at the Feast of St. Maurice, under the influence of liquor. 10:32 a.m. on Arnott Rd. The parishioners of the church will Court is Oct. 7. car he was driving struck a OFEN SUNNY 12-5 P JK • Vincent S. Pinnone Jr., 16, tree. First aid was given by of 23i*'Scott Dr. was arrested Patrolman John Maloney. At School Bus Problems Aired p.m. Friday at 11 a.m. and charged MMH, he was treated and The church will provide with third-degree criminal mis­ released. COVENTRY Mrs. Robbins informed the Mrs. Lewis made the motion coffee for adults and ice cream board that in her opinion it “is to table action until next week chief. The charge is in connec­ Monica Shea for the children. tion with a car’s driving not wise to go up Riley Moun­ and board member Skip Walsh Those planning to attend VERNON (^orrcspuiulciit recklessly on the lawn of a tain Rd. with a big bus. We do was the only one who voted should bring their own grills Charles M. Thompson, 18, of IVI. 742-9495 Hackmatack St. home an hour have vans, but these are tied up against it, saying, “The board and food. Brent Dr., Vernon was arrested The Board of Education, at earlier. Court is Oct. 7. with special education students. has had notice of the dangerous There will be activities for at 9:45 p.m. Friday and charged its special meeting Thursday • Ronald Verraneault, 27, of 1 took a bus up Springdale Ave. situations and should take ac­ both adults and children. with disorderly conduct, night called to deal with the Station St., Coventry was and found this road to be tion.” Bulletin Board possession of a dangerous transportation problems, once dangerous to turn around on. A ietter will be sent to the arrested Friday at 1 a.m. and The selectmen will meet Our guest e weapon (an eight-inch knife), again postponed any action on You have to back up onto a dirt town manager and the town charged with operating while Monday at 8 p.m. at the Town reporter at and interfering with a police of­ the bus issue until its meeting road and this road is not plowed council asking them to look into his license is suspended. He Hall. ficer. The arrest stems from an next week. in the winter.” ' the possibility of a stop sign at posted $100 cash bond for court The Public Building Commis­ incident on Reservoir Rd. after The postponement will give Dr. Hardy told the board that Springdale Ave. and plowing Oct. 7. sion will meet Monday at 8 p.m. Thompson was stopped due to the board a chance to assess the arrangements have been made the dirt road off of the avenue • Ronald St. John, 33, of 111 at the Town Hall. his driving, police said. whole transportation issue with the town manager to have so that buses could turn around O u t Wells St. was arrested Members of the Quarryville ORIGINAL OIL PAINTINGS He was released on a $500 rather than isolated cases, ac­ a shelter constructed at the cor­ there. Thursday at 8 p.m. and charged Junior Ancient Fife and Drum non-surety bond for court Oct. cording to Joan Lewis, chair­ ner of Riley Mountain Rd. and Starting Monday there will be AT UNBEATABLE PRICES with operating while license Corps of Bolton are asked to at­ 15, man. North River Rd. a mass change in the bus routes suspended. He was released on tend practice Monday at 6:30 Residents were very vocal A resident of Riley Mountain for all of the students with the BI9 Selection Of HandCarved Framei $250 non-surety bond for court p.m. at Bolton Elementary about their concerns and a ver­ Rd., Mr. Ziegler said, “I have a exception of those in the high Oct. 7. School in full uniform. bal battle developed between 30-foot driveway and this could school. parents and Lillian Robbins, be used for buses to turn Notes will be sent home with 8x10 ORIGINAL OILS fro m S 5.00 In other Manchester police bus manager. around. If anything happens to the children informing the Constitution reports: Georgia Police Stop Mrs. Lewis outlined the cor­ these kids I will hold the Board parents of the new pickup 12x16 ORIGINAL OILS from $ 15.00 • A youth walked up onto the rect procedures for parents Three Town Youths of Education and the town times. It is hoped that these Quiz Answers 12x24 ORIGINAL OILS from$ lawn of a Mountain Rd. home who had bus problems and were responsible.” new routes wiil correct some of 17.00 Friday at 8:15 p.m. and threw a In Stolen Auto seeking solutions. the bus problems. Today’s Constitution quiz 16x20 ORIGINAL OILS from$ Pat White said,'Those of us 17.00 rock through a front window. Residents are to call Dr. The board approved action answers are; Three Manchester teen-age on Riley Mountain Rd. pay $11,- 20x24 ORIGINAL OILS from $ He then got into a car and drove Donald Hardy, administrative which will allow parents and 1 —To change with the times. 19.00 youths were found by a Georgia 000 in taxes each year. We away. assistant, who will fill out a any other residents in town to 2 —Refuse to testify on the 24x36 ORIGINAL OILS from $ state trooper on the side of U.S. should at least receive 30.00 • Police gave a warning to a form over the phone, or in per­ chaperone school functions. grounds of self-incrimination. 17 in Richmond Hill, Ga. adequate bus service for our 24x48 ORIGINAL OILS from $ 13-year-old boy and sent a letter son if the parent wishes to do Any persons interested in doing 3 —William Gladstone, 40.00 Tuesday at 10 a.m. children.” to his parents after he ran a it in that manner. so is advised to contact Milton British Statesman. They were in possession of stop sign on his bike on Porter After this Dr. Nicollitti will Another resident informed Wilde, principal at the high 4 —The laws we inherited acar stolen the morning of St, Thursday. In other bike refer the problem to Mrs. Rob­ the board that there were long school. from England as distinguished Friday, Sept. 13, from in front related matters: three bikes bins and then get back to the skid marks on that corner and it Dr. Hardy has prepared out­ from “statutory law.” of the Mary Cheney Library. were reported stolen and one parents with the solution was hazardous for the children lines for the chaperones of their One of the teens was 15 and New Ideas found. proposed for the problem. to wait there. duties and will prepare a sum­ has been placed in juvenile • About $125 in cash was If residents are not satisfied mary of school policies and GREETING CARDS detention here. There was some discussion from Divi stolen from the home of with the solution at this point regulations for them. For A ll Occasions The older youths are Miguel that perhaps it was was that the Douglas Stears of 23 Huntington they may bring the matter to Coventry has been Ssa Our Large Display Mollet, 16, of Oak St. and David roads themselves weren’t safe, M l ADAM’S St. sometime during the day the board’s attention. transferred from District 11 to A. Downes, 19, of 86 Bissell St. but that the drivers were not Thursday or Friday. If the problem is not resolved District 8 in CABE. ARTHUR DRUG • Tools valued at $150 were They are charged with second- at the board level to a parent’s totally familiar with the size of APPLE stolen from the garage of Scott degree larceny. satisfaction the parent may the new buses which are 66 Anderson of 36 Margaret Rd. Both Mollet and Downes were then go to the State Board of passenger buses rather than the ART Friday. being held in jail cells in Education or the Motor Vehicle 44 passenger buses that have Manchester in lieu of $5,000 sur­ Department. been used in the past. ety bonds each. They will be Manchester Meat Market GALLERY Ill Meiiioriain presented in Circuit Court 12 in In liivinR im-murv nl Krands Makulis, Manchester Monday unless 51 BISSELL STREET (rear) MANCHESTER who Iia.ssnd away .Si'ptcmbiT 22, 197.1. bond is posted. Craft Happening Mon., Tues. & Wed. Only Specials! Miniature Oil Paintings Wc ollen sU and talk of him. When wo aro all loj»t*ther. OPEN HOUSE u.s.D.«. m o m with Carved Wooden Kor his momory i.s the only thin>> Frames. Average Size That wo shall have forever. at In Meinorium WHOLE 7”x8” Reg. 15.00 Wife and Children FRASER STUDIO lovina memory o[ Francis 192 HARTFORD ROAD TOP ROUNDS Makulis, whow)io passed away to eternal Average Weight 20 Ibe. lb. rest SeplembiT 22. 1973. I Many finished pieces on display III Menioriuiii n.59 In IdVini! memory of J. Stanley Somewhere back of the sunset Instructors Demonstrating Ol.saver. who passed away September 22 Where lovliness never dies Me lives in a land of elory Mon., Sept 23 - Sat., Sept. 28 h a m 's A p p le Mid the blue and ifotu of tpe skies. Tasty, Tender Kvery day 4 some small way And we who have known and loved him. ; 11 A.M.to8P.M. ART GALLERIES Memories of you come our way. Whose passinK has brought sad tears ; MANCHESTER PARKADE Will cherish his momory always ; CUBE Time and years mil .swiftly by tSlr Rear tulterfleWt To briiiht4>n the passing years. ; waiKheitef. cenw. lAY-A-NRY PUN Hut love and memories never die. 649-2304 lD-9 P.M.' 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