t w e n t y -t w o p a g e s — t w o s e c t i o n s MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, MAY 3, 1975 - VOL. XCIV, No. 182 Manchester—A City of Village Charm PRICE: FIFTEEN CENTS Cong Demands Return Of Ships and Aircraft

By United Press International “the revolutionary government has News Agency reported that Prince ’The Viet Cong rulers of South Vietnam declared that it reserves for itself the Norodom Sihanouk, titular head of Cam­ '#1 have demanded that nations harboring right to recover this property.” bodia’s new Khmer Rouge government, 9^. Vietnamese refugees return aircraft and The Thai government, sensitive about sent Viet Cong leaders a message from ships in which they fled. relations with its new Communist Peking Wednesday congratulating them ■rhe move appeared particularly aimed neighbor, seemed unable to decide who on their victory. at Thailand and threatened a crisis in owned the planes. Thai officials first said NCNA, quoting the Khmer Rouge news already strained U.S.-Thai relations. they would return the aircraft to the Viet agency, reported Sihanouk said Cambodia Thousands of Vietnamese arrived in Cong but later said they may belong to the would cooperate in reunifying Vietnar^ Thailand aboard 129 U.‘',.-made warplanes United States. But the message did not say what form the and other aircraft following the fall of Thailand, which accused the United cooperation would take, the agency said. Saigon to the Communists earlier this States of failing to fulfill its obiigations in week. Indochina, recently announced there Viet Cong broadcasts reported a rapid The United States claims ownership of would be a massive withdrawal of U.S. series of moves designed to reorganize the planes on the basis .of aid clauses forces from the country. Thailand is the South Vietnam into a full-fledged Com­ prohibiting transfer of military equipment last country in the area where the U.S. munist state. to other governments. maintains troops and air bases. Saigon radio said 3,000 workers seized [\ In repeated broadcasts Friday, The Viet Normal communications with Saigon the headquarters of the Confederation of Cong and North Vietnamese demanded were out for the fourth straight day but the Labor, the umbrella organization for immediate return of the planes, ships, and French government said in Paris its South Vietnam’s unions. The broadcast Looking at the note paper which is and relocation of Vietnamese Lois Barnes and her adopted son “dozens of tons of gold and other proper­ Saigon Embassy reported foreign said the confederation would be replaced being sold to raise funds to help cover orphans, are Mrs. Heather Dunlap Stephen. (Herald photo by Bevins) ty.” residents are in go^ health and are being by a “liberation trade union.” expenses incurred in the evacuation and daughter, CaitliUr left, and Mrs. North Vietnam’s official Vietnam News well treated. The new regime has aiready agency, in a broadcast on Hanoi Radio, ac­ The embassy, which communicates via nationalized all farms, factories and cused the United States of trying to radio transmitters, said the situation in businesses in the country and ordered the “steal” the aircraft. Saigon was returning to normal. suspension of all published material not Friends of Children Launches The broadcast, monitored in Tokyo, said In Hong Kong today, the New China authorized by the new government. ___ Sale to Aid Vietnam Orphans Ford Says Refugee Funds Won’t Last

WASHINGTON (UPI) - The Ford ad­ some 30,000 refugees at sea in an armada scattered around the country to avoid By ALICE EVANS Barnes said. This is something she and her Duniap of 318 Redwood Dr. and Mrs. Jean ministration says it is rapidly running out of fishing boats and other Vietnamese creation of a large colony in one place and husband Stanley learned when they Scott of Cross St. has been showing slides The four orphanages operated in Saigon of money to finance the care and resettle­ vessels. "Diey are headed for the American to spread the impact on local economies. wanted to adopt a Vietnamese child so to friends and organizations and to people by Rosemary Taylor were empty when the ment of South Vietnamese refugees. Naval Base at Subic Bay in the Philip­ State Department officials said Friday. that it could have “a greater chance for having baby showers for the Vietnamese Communists took over the city State Department spokesman Robert pines. None will be relocated to areas of the the future in our country,” but were un­ orphans in an effort to raise funds and Wednesday. Funseth said Friday the administration, Funseth said that the administration highest unemployment, they said. able to find a way to process the request. supplies for the orphanages, and later, for The Vietnamese children from the urgently needs the $327 million requested very much regretted the refusal of the “Every time, we wrote an agency, we got the evacuation of these children. orphanages were on the last baby-lift of Congress by President Ford for refugee House Thursday to appropriate the $327,- The policy will be to avoid creation of a a form letter back,”^ she said. St. Mary’s Episcopal Church recently plane which left Saigon last weekend relief. 000 requested by the President for refugee Vietnamese colony like the “Little Through a friend, they learned of the donated $2,500 to Friends of Children, Inc., That is what Mrs. Lois Barnes of 64 Funseth said that so far 117,500 asssistance. Havana” of 350,000 Cuban exiles that Open Door Society and after a year-and-a- for the children in Rosemary Taylor’s Kenneth Dr., Vernon, area representative refugees, about 7,000 of them Americans, The House debate indicated the bill was formed in Miami, said Ambassador L. half of waiting, became the proud parents orphanages after seeing one of Mrs. for Friends of Children, said. For the past are known to have been evacuated by the rejected mainly because it still included Dean Brown, head of the relocation task of Stephen, a tittle boy from Korea, two Barnes’ presentations. force. 18 months,.she has been working daily to years ago May 31. The couple also has two U.S. air and sea lift or fled on their own. Ford’s request^ authority to use military collect supplies and funds for the sick and forces in the now-completed evacuation of daughters, Becky, 7, and Cindy, 6. Friends of Children, a non-profit He said another 13,000 South Viet­ orphaned children in the four orphanages namese, many of them students, were in refugees from Saigon. Many members felt Instead, he said, the government will try Mrs. Barnes was on hand to assist in organization based in Darien, was formed and an intensive care unit in Saigon the United States when Saigon fell and that authority was no longer needed and to duplicate its experience with the 200,000 caring for the 42 Vietnamese orphans who to promote the well-being of orphaned, operated by Miss Taylor. must be taken care of. might erode other laws limiting presiden­ refugees from the 1956 Hungarian revolt, recently were housed in Stamford before abandoned, sick, injured, refugee and "All the children are out, but Rosemary Funseth said the United States will keep tial war powers. who were gradually spread throughout the continuing to their new homes in Germany otherwise needy children of Vietnam. It and the staff are still there as far as we its doors open to any more Vietnamese country, creating no recognizable and France. has helped support the children in Miss know. We all are very concerned. We also refugees who turn up. Scatter Refugees economic impact. The children ranged in age from one Taylor’s four orphanages and intensive don’t know what has happened to the han­ President Ford authorized immigration CAMP PENDLETON, Calif. (UPI) - month to one year and included survivors care center in Saigon, and later, to provide dicapped and retarded children in one of officials to admit to the United States Refugees from Southeast Asia will be of the Air Force baby-lift plane that funds for the evacuation and re-location of “Obviously, we are not going to send the the orphanages. They were to be crashed near Saigon April 4, Mrs. Barnes these children, Mrs. Barnes said. Vietnamese refugees to areas of high un­ evacuated to Australia, but with the said. “We still urgently need funds to pay for employment,” said Paul Hare, an aide to civilian mail from Saigon coming to a “It was a deeply moving experience for the expenses incurred during the evacua­ Brown. “I believe only one in five of them stop, we just don’t know,’’ Mrs. Barnes me. Having the unique opportunity to hold, tion and re-location of the orphans,” Mrs. will have to enter the job market. The said. Gang Fight Erupts, remainder will be dependents.” to cuddle and to love these precious little Barnes said. Mrs. Barnes feels there is some confu­ children,’ the victims of war, has had a To raise these funds, the organization is sion in the mind of the general public profound effect on me,” she said. having a sale of note paper. The notepaper about the adoption of the Vietnamese “In general, although there was on pale blue quality stock can be ordered Several Youths Hurt orphans. "The fact is that nearly all the evidence of the lack of proper nutrition from Mrs. Barnes. The drawing on the Hardline Protestants children who have been evacuated were and some skin problems, the children paper depicts a Vietnamese child reaching other. Sixty or more were armed with assigned to families who have been A fight between about 200 Winning Ulster Votes were content and seemed to enjoy the out with a bouquet of flowers. There are 12 baseball bats and rolled belts. waiting a long time for them,” she said. Manchester and East Hartford youths tender loving care given by the notes with matching envelopes available They had smashed in the "Adoption of a child from overseas is a erupted Friday night at the parking volunteers,” she said. for $1.75 plus a mailing charge of 75 cents BELFAST (UPI) - A Protestant coali­ long’ and expensive procedure,” Mrs. lots of McDonald’s restaurant and windshields on many cars. Mrs. Barnes along with Mrs. Heather a package. tion, pledged to keep Roman Catholics out Marshall’s clothing store off W. of the government, surged far ahead of Police said they saw that several Center St., police said. moderates today in elections for a con­ Police refused to give more than youths were injured. But they were stitutional assembly to map Northern sketchy details of the fight due to in­ taken away with friends as the of­ Ireland's future. Greenspan Sees End to Recession, tensive investigations now under way. ficers broke up the fight. With nearly half the results in, the Police received a call at 11:25 p.m. McDonald’s closed early, police hardline Protestant coalition ran more that a large fight was in progress at said. than 2-1 ahead of a mixejl opposition of Only Slight Gain in Employment McDonald’s. No arrests were made at the scene. Catholics and middle of the road groups. Computers projected the United Ulster When five officers and a sergeant Early reports indicate it may have started in an East Hartford Unionist Coalition would emerge with a arrived, they found about 200 youths majority of 14 in the 78-seat assembly restaurant. WASHINGTON (UPI) - Chairman Alan he said. "The evidence suggests that the “ collapse of late 1974” came about about high school age fighting each charged with drawing up formula for a Greenspan of the Council of Economic Ad­ recession is coming to an end — and pretty “sooner and more decisively than we had government in which Catholics and visers said Friday there is evidence that much on the schedule we suggested in the any reason to expect.” Consumer spen­ Protestants share power. the recession is coming to an end. Economic Report. ding rose in the first quarter of the year Authorities said the final results of But Greenspan predicted that un­ “The evidence is still tentative, but it and the recent tax reduction should rein­ Thursday’s balloting were expected today. employment would improve only very tends to support the view that the force the recovery in retail sales later this It was the sixth election in 21/2 years in slightly by the end of the year, and he said economy will stabilize to a very large spring and summer, he said. the British-run province where that inflation probably soon will rise to a 6 degree during the second quarter of this As for unemployment — which reached Protestants outnumber Catholics about 2- to 7 per cent rate rather than the rate of year.” 8.9 per cent of the work force in april — 1. less than 4 per cent in March. Greenspan said signs of recovery were Greenspan said there would be little or no Catholic leader Gerry Fitt, leader of the Greenspan’s upbeat but cautious predic­ not iim it^ to the United States. “We are improvement through “the latter part of Social Democratic and Labor Party, tions were given to the House^enate now beginning to see similar evidence in 1975 and into 1976,” and that the rate predicted continued strife if the Protes­ ^Economic Committee. Japan and Germany,” he said. would be only “a shade under” the present tant coalition emerges with a majority. Greenspan was castigated by com­ Greenspan said the bottoming out of the rate by the end of the year. Coalition leader William Craig, of the mittee chairman Hubert Humphrey, D- Vanguard party, greeted the figures by Minn., and others for the administration’s saying, “Power sharing with the Catholics opposition to a number of programs to is just not on our agenda.” stimulate the economy. But Greenspan More than 1,000 persons have died in six cautioned that the' “risks of reigniting in­ Maine Picks Honeybee, years of political and religious strife in­ flationary pressures” remains too great volving Protestants and Catholics, British from further increases in the federal troops and local security guards. deficit. Pays Respect to Vole Britain took over direct control of the The Gross National Product — the out­ province last year when Protestant put of all goods and services in this coun­ militants broke a first attempt at power­ try — may be slightly lower in April than AUGUSTA, Maine (UPJ) — Honeybees when it granted a development permit to a sharing. • S. A. hforch, Greenspan said, but should pick up and yellow-nosed voles were discussed ski area in March. Moderate Catholics charged the later in the year. Friday in the Maine Senate. The vole, closely related to the,lemming provisional wing of the outlawed Irish While avoiding a hard prediction, ’The chamber passed a bill designating and the muskrat, resembles a stocky field Republican Army intimidated tbeir voters Greenspan said he felt “comfortable” in the honeybee as Maine’s official insect. A mouse. - V ‘ . to keep them away from the polls. saying that the annual GNP growth rate vole resolution took more of the Senate’s Corson said the Maine Land Use Regula­ The IRA, which has called a cease-fire should be 7 per cent by the end of the year. time. tion Commission issued a permit to the in its war to overthrow the British in “There are some distinctly hopeful in­ Sen. Neal Corson, R-Madison, in­ Sugarloaf Corp. for a double chairlift and Northern Ireland, urged a boycott of the dications to be found in recent statistics,” troduced a joint resolution requesting the related ski access trails on condition the ri> election, calling it a “useless exercise in Department of Inland Fisheries and Game resort area “maintain, protect, or im­ K an artificial state controlled by an ar­ to place “no less than three, nor no more prove in perpetuity the alpine habitat of tificial majority.” than six, signs along the chairlift at the yellow-nosed vole (microtus '4% V i ' Two gunmen Friday shot and, fatally Sugarloaf Mountain, these signs to read chrotorrhinus).” wounded a Protestant bus company of­ ‘Warning, Vole Crossing,’ and to be of suf­ '.si ficial in Belfast. Police said the gunmen Inside Today ficient size to be clearly visible to persons Corson said when he first saw a copy of \\\l, asked for the victim by name at his bus utilizing the chairlift.” the permit he thought it was a joke. He depot, forced him to lie down and shot him Dear Abby...... Page 2 According to the Fish and Game Depart­ said LURC felt the chairlift “could have a several times. Senior Citizens...... Page 2 ment, he said, Sugarloaf Mountain is one potentially severe effect on local wildlife Loyalty Day Queen Accepts Trophy Bicentennial featu re...... Page 3 ' of three known locations in Maine where popuiations.” Manchester Week in Review...... Page 3 the yellow-nosed vole lives and the rodent Corson said if the department is so con­ Karen Kalinowski of Naugatuck will reign as 1975 Miss Loyalty Day queen Manchester Has I t ...... Page 5 is on the department's unofficial list of cerned about the vole it ought to post the of the VFW Sunday. Here she accepts her crowned trophy from Miss San­ Churches ...... Page 6 potentially endangered wildlife. cautionary signs. dra M. Durn, contest chairman, during the 23rd annual Loyalty Day Ball The Weather Wings of Evening...... Page 7 Amid great applause, the Senate passed “LURC has often demonstrated its abili­ at East Hartford Friday night. First runner-up was Miss Cynthia A. the resolution and sent it to the House. ty to make a mountain out of a molehill,” , Andover election new s...... Page 10 Sullivan of the Vernon Post, and second runner-up was Miss Jeannine Clear this afternoon with highs in the Corson explained he introduced the Corson said. Herald Angle...... Page 8 Dupre of the Manchester Post. The Loyalty Day parade Sunday at 1 p.m. 60s. Fair tonight with lows in the 40s. In- measure because of the“sublime inanity” “The Land Use Regulation Commission , creasing cloudiness Sunday with chance of Ex-Olympian visits ...... Page 8 of the environmental protection and has finally succeeded in making a volehill begins in front of Pratt & Whitney Aircrah and Continues north on Main rain. Highs in upper 50s and lower 60s. Dr. Shaw killed ...... Page 14 regulation panel for protecting the vole out of a mountain,” he said. St. to Burnside Ave. and east to Hillstown Ave. (Herald photo by Dunn) 0 PAGE TWO - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Sat,, May 3.1975 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Sat.. May 3, 1975— PAGE THREE NATIOIMI WEATHII UlViCf FOUCAST M 7AM EtT f • ^ • 75 Manchester Week in Review

• C A tT L t y THE Board Expected to Pass Tax Hike of 1.11 Mills

The big news in Manchester this wed: building, owned by Atty. Wesley Gryk, RIGHTS emerged Thursday night when the Board was inw ed. of Directors, by a slim 5 to 4 margin, ap­ The Manchester Philatelic Society’s t : *-.L . . X proved a l.ll-tniU tax increase for the 15th annual MANPEX last weekend drew General Fund and a O.SO-mill tax increase about 3,500 stamp collectors to O F t h e / y.. \ for the Town Fire District. Manchester High School for the two-day The four who voted "no” claimed the exhibition. Fl o * A N S E L es board could have held the tax line if it had Rennet Junior High School students Dad Says: No Ifs, V cut the school budget to |12.8 million. donated 14 cartons of nonperishable foods to Manchester’s “emergency pantry” at I Instead, by the same 5 to 4 margin, the • • board cut the school budget to an even FIS Center Congregational Church. They also Ands or Butts lOWICT TIMNIATUIIS million. Town Manager Robert Weiss had donated $800 to the Manchester Council bn recommended $13,202,503 for the schools. World Hunger. The school board had requested $13,320,- 40, Sports By Abigail Van Buren 903. Winning Is contagious at East Catholic e 1IT6byCMc*goTi««o»N.Y.Nwi«Synd.,lnc. r — LIGCND Weiss had recommended a 5.5-mill tax High with the varsity baseball and golf increase for the General Fund and an O.SO- teams undefeated afto nine and 10 games, llA IN ISNOW mill increase for the Fire District. respectively. Weiss and School Superintendent James DEAR ABBY: I am 29, and my husband is 33. We are Manchester High’s diamond nine is just ISHOWEtS ^ FLOW Aflerted and proved. Kennedy both said they’ll operate within a step behind with six wins in seven starts. unable to have children of our own and want to adopt, and the funds,being given ttem . have our names in at a very reliable adoption agency. Veteran golf pro Bob Kay of Wam- u rt WEAIHEI FOKKASl ^ The board will meet Wednesday n i^ t at panoag copped the State PGA Pro- We would prefer a very young infant but are told that it 7 to formally adopt budgets and tax rates could be a long wait. We have been offered a brother and Member individual honor with a 74 at the for the fiscal year to begin July 1. Minority sister, ages 6 and 6, but friends' have told us that we For Period Ending 7 a.m. Sunday. Saturday night will find snow in northern Idaho, Manchester Country Gub which attracted reports may be filed by the four directors shouldn’t consider children who are that old. They say that western Montana and northern Nevada, while rain and showers will occur in southern 44 four-man teams. who voted against the tax hike. children_^ that age are usually emotionally dam ag^ and Texas and from northern Florida, northward thru the mid Atlantic states and portions of Also on the golf beat, Nancy Narkon of Judge Thomas Corrigan makes a point during a Law Day that we would be looking for trouble. We can easily care for the Northeast and the Lakes area. Minimum temperatures include: (approx, max. Dim and Grim Manchester High made history when she talk he gave before opening the regular court session in those two and want them. competed in a varsity CCIL match against readings in parenthesis) Atlanta 57 (77), Boston 46 (57), Cleveland 48 (62), Chicago 46 (65), James Otis, E J^; A dim and grim picture of state finances East Hartford Thursday. (Herald photo by Barlow) What is your feeling about this? We trust you. Dallas 60 (83), Denver 41 (79), Duluth 34 (55), Houston 60 (74), Jacksonville 64 (84), Kan­ was painted Tuesday morning by Fermi of Enfield and Hall High of West LOVES CHILDREN sas City 51 (78), Little Rock 52 (80), Los Angeles 54 (67), Miami 73 (86), Minneapolis 40 Manchester-area state legislators. Hartford. (63), New Orleans 61 (81), New York 49 (59), Phoenix 57 (85), San Francisco 46 (55), Seat­ Appearing at an “Insight Breakfast” by The new Little League baseball diamond DEAR LOVES: If you are “looking for trouble,” you will off Love Lane will be named in honor of its tle 41 (49), St. Louis 46 (74) and Washington 52 (66). the Greater Manchester Chamber of Judge Stresses find it. If you are looking for love, you will find it. Your Commerce, they predicted more state current president, Jim Leber. The latter signature says as much as your letter. Take the brother and was responsible for starting the move for sister. No one has a guarantee against having emotionally taxes and fewer state services for 1975-76, labeling it “The Year of Austerity.” a new playing site several years ago Citizen Duties damaged children, even when they have children “of their and spearheaded the volunt^r work H«c omnis regio et celji flaga pinea montis On another subject relating to finances, By MAL BARLOW one included a lengthy hearing STUDENT SENATE the Manchester Property Owners Associa­ crews. "There is justice through law of probable cause. CeJat amiciU€ Teucrorum : et fasderis »quat tion board of directors went on record in Town 16-pin bowling tournaments for DEAR ABBY: I am the oldest of five children. Four OF here,” said Judge Thomas THEATER SCHEDULE opposition to a new $300,000 town firehouse men and women at the Parkade Lanes The care and attention paid to years ago, both of my parents smoked about three packs of MANCHESTER *Dictmus leges, focidfque in regna vocemus. Corrigan during a Law Day talk in the Buckland area. found 22 qualifying for championship play. the details of each case before cigarettes a day. One day my father decided to quit cold COMMUNITY Cenjidant, Ji tantus amor^ et mania condant. he gave just prior to opening Reports filtering out of the Board of A seven-town Alumni Baseball League the judge seemed to bear up his turkey. He also proclaimed t ^ t my mother was going to COLLEGE the regular session of Common VlRO. Directors indicate it may reject a this summer will include two entries from earlier comments about justice quit, too. SATURDAY’ PRESENTS Pleas Court 12 in East Hartford Well, my father really quit, but my mother didn’t. She Burnside 2 — “Aiice Doesn’t proposal for a Manchester-South Windsor Manchester. in East Hartford. Live Here Anymore” 7:00-9:15 Slow-pitch softball play will include 1,- Thursday morning. said she ^d, but she used to sneak cigarettes behind Vernon Cinema 1 — Health District. Manchester Drive-In— “Her­ 200 men and women sprinkled on 74 teams He noted the law protects our A 20-year-old man appeared everybody’s backs. She wasn’t fooling Dad. He knew it, but “Capone” 7:30-9:30; “Marco” cules’’ 7:50; “ Hercules ITar of Waste in a dozen leagues this summer in many rights. They include the with a tired, hang-dog look. he made all of us policemen, and he was the chief. 1:30 Spring Unchained” 9:45 Area veterans of Vietnam service, reac­ Manchester. right to Trial, to counsel, to East Hartford police had We felt bad ratting on Mom, because she sometimes Cinema 2 — "White Light­ arrested him the night before keeps things we do a secret from Dad because he is a violent Showcase Cinema 1— “Tom­ BOSTON: ting to the Conununist takeover of South vote, to own property, and to ning” 2:00-7:10-9:10 People for intoxication. man and she wants to protect us. my” 1:00-3:05-5:10-7:25-9:50 Festival Vietnam this week, voiced their dis­ free speech. UA East 1 — “Shampoo” Everett J. Livesey, president of the And he stressed a citizen’s We believe Mom should quit smoking, but we can’t do OTH Has Tag Sale Sunday Showcase Cinema 2 — “The Printed and Sold by Edes and G ill, in Queen-Street, pleasure of the South Vietnamese sur­ The youth refused a public 2:00-7:30-9:30 HUY 1 • SPEAKER: Savings Bank of Manchester since May duties under the law. anything about it. We’ve now sided with Mom because Dad Reincarnation of Peter Proud” render. They referred to the Vietnam war defender, a referral to the UA East 2 — "Yakuza” 2:00- Dick Gregory at East Catholic 1964, said this week he’ll retire from the Those duties include the duty has threatened to send her to her mother if she smokes Arranging items for the tag sale sponsored by the Organization of ’The Handicapped 1:15-3:25-5:20-7:40-10:10 as a “war of waste.” Family Relations office of the 7:00-9:00 High School Auditorium - 8 pm JM,d c c , l x iv . post Aug. 1 to move to St. Simons Island, to obey the law, to keep in­ another cigarette. Showcase Cinema 3 — “Fun­ court, and other aid offered. (OTH) is Joe Blette, OTH chairman. The sale will be conducted Sunday from 9 a.m. to 5 UA East 3 — “Blazing - FREE Miscellany Ga. His likely successor is William R. formed of the law, to vote, to We don’t want our home broken up. What should we do? p.m. in the parking lot at McDonald’s, 46 W. Center St. with proceeds benefiting the ny Lady” 1:30-4:15-7:10-10:10 (Courtesy, American Antiquarian Society) ‘T m guilty,” he said. CIGARETTE PROBLEM Saddles” 2:00-7:15-9:00 MAY 2 - ART: Several hundred people attended The Johnson, the bank’s executive vice presi­ serve on juries, to support the Showcase Cinema 4 — The judge fined him $10. organization. Individuals and groups will be displaying a variety of items. (Herald photo Burnside 1— “Capone” 7:15- Herald’s travel show on the South Pacific dent. agencies of our government, “Escape to Witch Mountain” Stairwell Gallery Art Opening This pamphlet, which appeared first in Boston in 1964 and the next year in London, was During the early stages of a DEAR PROBLEM: It’s unfair of your father to ask you by Dunn) 9:05 at Manchester High School Thursday Retired Manchester Police Chief James and to preserve and improve 1:30-3:30-5:30-7:30-9:30 - Hartford Road Campus - 8 an able statement of James Otis’s natural law point of view. In a carefully reason^ state­ lengthy hearing of probable to inform on your mother. He should know that nicotine is night. M. Reardon received the Manchester Bar the Constitution. pm - FREE - Refreshments ment concerning the constitutional position of the American colonies in the British Em­ cause concerning an armed strongly addictive and some smokers can’t be cured by Radical comedian Dick Gregory Association’s 1975 Liberty Bell Award in The judge has presided over •Sunday > will be served. robbery in South Windsor, great n a g g ^ or threats. Lay off Mom; she’s trying to quit. If she NEWS pire, Otis argued that common law should take precedence over acts of Parliament. And appeared in Manchester Thursday night, Law Day ceremonies Thursday at the court in East Hartford since MAY 3 - ARTS AND CRAFTS care was taken by the public succeeds, it will be her victory over herself, not your even a Parliamentary law in violation of the constitution was void. James Otis was the lambasting everything from politicians to Manchester’s Court of Common Pleas. His April 1. The court handles FAIR: defender, Michael Handler, for dad’s—or yours. FOR SENIOR CITIZENS Burnside 1 & 2 — "Capone,” leading spokesman on such matters for Massachusetts at this time. His volatile disposi­ the American Bicentennial. He spoke at retirement became official the same day. criminal and motor vehicle % Field adjacent to the upper his two clients, young black By WALLY FORTIN 1:30-3:35-5:25-7:25-9:25; “AUce tion and general effectiveness so irritated one of his political enemies that he referred to East Catholic High School as part of Student and faculty support is growing cases from Manchester, South parking lot, Bidwell St. cam­ men. DEAR ABBY: ’Two weeks ago I met a man to whom I Doesn’t Live Here Anymore,” Otis as a “rackoon” and a “filthy scunk” in an issue of the Boston Evening -Post in May, Manchester Community College’s Spring for James Gardner, a Manchester Com­ Windsor, East Hartford, pus -10 am to 4 pm - FREE Prosecutor John Bailey was was very much attracted. I gave him my phone number, 2:00-4:10-6:15-8:15 Festival. munity College English lecturer whose Glastonbury, and Marlborough. SKYDIVERS: 1965. equally careful protecting his and he said he would call me. Hi! Well, time is running out Because we feel you should get In the Women’s Class A Thursday: Baked chicken Manchester Drive-In — Fumes from a motorcycle gasoline tank contract —which ends in June —was not “The facilities are adequate Three skydivers from the witnesses, all of whom were I waited a week, and he didn’t call, so I got his phone now for signing up for our out and join us, we’re going to Group, Bea Cormier won the with gravy and cranberry “Hercules,” 7:50; “Hercules were blamed for a basement fire at 474 renewed by the college administration. and the dockets are kept number and called him. He seemed glad to hear from me, Conn. Parachute Assoc, yrill subpoenaed by the court. cruise down the Connecticut continue registration next week high triple with 415; Bea Cor­ sauce, buttered noodles, Uneboined,” 9:45 Main St. Sunday which caused about $10,- Gardner has retained a lawyer to help him current,” he said of the court. and he asked me out. 1 had a fabulous time. I gave him my skydive on campus. - Cougar The Press and the American Revolution The court is open to the public River. Some members have through Thursday. This should mier and Betty Lamoureaux zucchini and tomatoes, roll and Vernon Cine 1 — “Marco,” 000 in damages. The large, wood-frame regain his position. “Morale of the staff is hjgh. number again to be sure he had it, and he said I’d be hearing Field (Bidwell St. campus) except during the hearing of said they thought it was a iittle give everyone a real chance to tied for the high single with a butter, fruit tart, beverage. 1:30; “Capone,” 3:30-5:30-7:30- Each case receives adequate from him. W dl, it’s been a week, and he hasn’t called. Time: 2:30 pm cases involving privacy such as cold, but if they stop to think make up their mind to 160. Friday: Homemade potato 9:30 attention,” he said. 1 don’t like running after a man, but if I wait for his call, rape. Court officials including about it we went on May 22 iast celebrate the “Big Week” with In the Women’s Class B salad, steamed frankfurters Vernon Cine 2 — "White UVE CONCERT After he gave his remarks, he may never call me, and I really want to see him again. Oib Denounce* Write of AssUtattce D e m o c ra ts R e b u t G O P William Collins, a prosecutor year. Remember we always get us. Group, Elsie Freiheit won the with sauerkraut, chocolate Lightning,” 2:00-3:45-5:30-7:20- “Liverpool” (a trubute to the the regular session began. How do men feel about women calling them? As I told you, the month of America in recent years. But nicious trade” carried on by the from Manchester, have often a good day for our trips. high triple with a 321; May brownies, beverage. 9:10 Beatles) (if weather permits) By Dr. Francis G. Walett The large courtroom in the IMPATIENT May is Senior Citizen Month Otis declared that the writs Americans with the enemy, invited the public t o sit in the Anyway, just iook at it this Maftin won the high single wiUi S chedule for th e W eek U.A. East 1 — “Shampoo,” in front of Adm. Bldg Worcester State College BOLTON building also housing the East and we started right off with were “against the fundamental urging colonial officials under the leadership of a courtroom and observe justice way ; for the most part you ail a 140. Monday through Thursday, 2:30-4:45-7:009:15 (Bidwell St. campus) FREE 1975 American Antiquarian They said, “Do, you as Hartford Police Department on DEAR IMP: Some men enjoy being pursued, but ihost our Chinese Nationality Night principles of law,” and that a to“make the strictest and most Donna Holland Democratic recreation com­ as work. have been staying close to home Pinochle registration for the Connecticut U.A. East 2 - “Yakuza,” 4 pm - 8 pm. Society residents and taxpayers of Tolland St. was only partly do not. I think it’s his turn to call you. on Thursday evening. May 1. parliamentary law “against the diligent enquiry” and to “take Correspondent missioner because people in The court opens daily at 10 all winter so a relaxing boat Next came Wednesday, and River Cruise. 1:30-3:30-5:30-7:30-9:30 MAY 4 - YANKEE CLIPPER “Then and there, the child Bolton wish to continue this filled at the time. A handful of Because our writeup must be Constitution is void.’’ every step, authorized by law, 646-0375 Bolton wanted the increased a.m. ride would sure hit the spot. in the morning it was crewel Monday, 8:45 a.m. Senior U.A. East 3 — “Blazing CRUISE Independence was born,” wrote kind of government? We feel cases were on the docket but into the paper Thursday after­ Therefore, he thundered, the to bring all such heinous Top Democratic candidates facilities, not because he was a Everyone has a problem. What’s yours? For a personal embroidery and pinochle. We Golf League at the East Hart­ Saddles,” 2:30-4:15-7:45-9:15 Down the Connecticut River. John Adams, as he reminisced you should be a part of what is reply, ^ t e to ABBY: Box No. 69700, L.A., Calif. 90069. noon you’ll have to wait until statute legalizing writs of offenders to the most in Monday’s town election Democrat. had 41 players, and the winners ford Golf Course; 10 a.m., Showcase 1 — “Tommy,” MAY 8 - J A n CONCERT: years later about James Otis’s being decided in your best in­ Endose stamped, self-addressed envelope, please. Wednesday’s column. assistance was un­ exemplary and condign issued a release in response to The candidates say the credit r w- — — were: kitchen social bingo; noon to 1:00-3:05-5:10-7:25-9:50 terest and should be given an Hate to write letters? Send $1 to Abigail Van Buren, 132 M.C.C: Jazz Band - MCC fiery outburst before the constitutional. punishment.” criticism by Robert Morra, claimed by Republicans for Mother's Tea Ceil Benson, 814; Alfreds 12:30, lunch is served; 1 to 4 Showcase 2 — "The Reincar­ unlimited choice?” Lasky I ^ „ Beverly Hilla, Calif. 90212, for Abby’s booklet Auditorium - 8 pm - FREE Superior Court of James Otis’s impassioned In most cases governors tried chairman of the Republican street lighting is claimed false­ TAKE HER DANaNG... The next big affair will be Hellin, 611; Helena Gavello, p.m., pinochle games. Bus nation of Peter Proud,” 1:15- The candidates said, "The (• “How to Write Letters for All Occasions.” Please endose a MAY B • BUCK VOICES OF Massachusetts in 1761. argument carried no weight to comply. And colonial Town Committee, that the ly because street lighting was shower gifts UAINSTREET BAND] held on Wednesday, May 7, 605; Esther Anderson, 592; pickup at 8:30 a.m., return trips 3:25f5:20-7:40-10:10 Republicans seem desperate to long, self-addressed, stamped (20c) envelope. FREEDOM Otis, a brilliant but erratic with Chief Justice Hutchinson, assemblies (in more or less Democrats are ‘all talk and no initiated by Dr. Bernard when we’ll honor all our lady Wesley Frost, 590; Michael at 12:30 and 4 p.m. Showcase 3 — "Funny Lady,” prove their worthy ac­ fairway always has a nice lanchestQr Armor (From Univ. of Conn.) - MCC lawyer from Barnstable, Mass., and the legality of the writs token fashion) did express their action,’ and claim credit for Sheridan when he was a members with a Mother’s Day Desimone, 569; Wilbrod Tuesday, 9:30 a.m., bus for 1:30-5:15-8:30 complishments, but by doing so Auditorium - 8 pm - FREE was arguing against the use of were upheld. abhorrence of illicit trade. It their ‘membership in various Democratic selectman. assortment in your price range! ISAT..M AY1GJ97! Tea. The affair will start at 2 Messier, 566; Grace Windsor, shopping; 10 a.m., oil painting Showcase 4 — "Escape to they keep grasping for things BWT REYNOLDS (PG) MAY 7 • JOHN PAYNE writs of assistance by customs The whole affair had grown fell to the customs officials, organizations, not their ac­ The candidates say the o’clock, and we’re told that a 565; John Gaily, 555; Grace class and ceramic class; 1 Witch Mountain,” 1:30-3:30- that are not theirs to claim.” we have every little thingl ‘WHITE LIGHTHING’ 9-1 *10 p«r couple QUARTET: officials. out of the stricter enforcement however, to deal with the situa­ complishments.’ Republican claim to highway MANCHESTER BYOB couple of quick shuffling ladies, Moore and Ann Perras, 554. p.m.. Senior Bowling L eape at 5:30-7:30-9:30 These general warrants, They give as an example the EVES 7:10 - 9:10 direct from a recent engage­ Jazz Concert - MCC of the navigation acts of Great tion directly, and these officers The Democrats responding improvements is debatable in buy your , DRIVMN/«0gmeS44A In the afternoon we had the Parkade Lanes; 1:30 p.m. limited in time only by the life park building which was SAT. MAT. 2 PM Setups Provided, NEW CENTER, Auditorium - 8 pm - FREE Britain during the French and now set about their business were Leon Rivers, Lawrence their opinion because in their ment at Scully Square in bridge with five tables playing, return trip from shopping. of the reigning sovereign, per­ erected during a Democratic conn, SUN. CONT. 2 PM FRI. - SAT. - SUN. Snacks PANAMA, RP. (UPD - Con­ Indian War, 1754-1763. more actively. Shaw and Thomas Sheridan, recent door-to-door campaining Boston, will put on a little of the and the lucky winners were: Wednesday, 10 a.m. to noon, MAY 8 MAQICIAN: mitted officers to search ships, majority board of selectmen lottery JOSEPH E LEVINE FOR TICKETS CALL old-fashioned stage dancing; struction is under way here on a Before this conflict, illegal They paid informers (who got candidates for first selectman, that was the number one com­ ^ presents 875-3914 or 846-1942 Dorothy Andrews, 5,380; crewel embroidery class and “Amazing Randi” -10:30 am - private homes, or any other but thought of and planned by and the Merrimakers, a group trade had flourished and part of forfeited goods) to help selectman, and tax collector, plaint they heard. tickets Martha Rockwell, 5,010; Jack pinochle games; noon to 12:30 3000-capacity convention and 12:30 roam around campus. premises for smuggled goods. two Republicans. the iwrade of mo1» stfetf ] of our talented members will smuggling had gone on largely them find smugglers; and respectively. They said, “The people are horol Owen, 4,540; Karl WUte, 4,150; p.m., lunch is served; 2 p.m.. world trade center that accentu­ 1:30 - show outside (Bidwell When George HI became king Due to their lack of planning downtown mancheatot* put on a show for us. unnoticed. It had been almost a armed with writs of assistance liie candidates said they did asking where the road im­ T»nt HOUItS n • 14 ■. 16 ItXIT »| I Louella Horton, 3,950 and Ann Mother’s Day Tea. Bus pickup ates Panama’s two-ocean St. campus) in October 1760, it was the selectmen had to return to VKmuiEf It should be a swell day, and respectable business to bring they began to seize illegal not point to specific ac­ provements have taken place.” Campbell, 3,950. geographic advantage in the 7:30 pm - lecture on Parap­ townspeople for about $20,000 to HELD OVER at 8:30 a.m., return trip and necessary to apply for new foreign goods into a colonial complishments because time 1 - (R) \ Gloria has gone all out to really By the way, right after our Western Hemisphere sychology - MCC Auditiorium cargoes. One shipment alone complete the project. « BEN QAZZARA GIKiTHEATRES EAST pickup at 12:30 p.m., and return writs and Thomas Lechmere, port without paying the legal and again they have stressed pay tribute to all you mothers. Big Week we hope to start a On a huge tract of Pacific - FREE r that they seized in Boston was They say since that time trip after Mother’s Tea. surveyor general of customs in duty. And poorly paid customs the fact that accomplishments Belly Dancing couple of new craft classes, and Ocean frontage near the ruins of MAY 9 - COFFEEHOUSE: estim ate to be worth 10,000 many people, including “CAPONE” ’hmrsday, 10 a.m. to noon, America, did so for himself and officers had taken bribes and were done as townspeople not EVES 7:30 - 9:30 On Thursday, May 8, we have we’ll be telling you more about the original capital city the new pounds. Democrats, Republicans and ‘‘SHAMPOO’ social dancing; noon to 1 p.m., Student Center Cafe. 8 pm -12 also for other customs officials as Democrats. V SUN,. AT 3:30-5;30-7;30-9;30 a very exciting and enjoyable center - with lodging, dining, looked the other way when It was this background that Independents have been it later. We know that not dinner is served; 1:05 p.m., p.m. FREE Refreshments, in Massachusetts. The candidates said the ROBillT MITCHUM bit of entertainment in the everyone likes to play bingo or entertainment and ground French molasses was brought had set the state for the Boston working silently to develop Fun-Day, entertainment by Ms. Entertainment. Angry merchants, opposed to into Boston or Newport duty Republicans feel they, as WPS MAT. SRT-SUN-130 PJl THE YAKUZA” (") afternoon. For your pleasure cards, and have other interests. transport all centered within the merchants’ suit against the facilities at the park. An Avco Emb«tey Mary Dunphy who will MAY 10 • FILM the granting of any more writs free. hated writs. Economic losses elected officials, should decide IWeoM r - . we have Ms. Mary Dunphy, In order for us to provide convention facilities ~ is ex­ The candidates said for many MIL BROOICI demonstrate belly dancing to “Boys in the Band” — MCC of assistance, challenged their The business of exchanging and the interruption of what is best for the town and director of Mary Dunphy School some sort of a program for you, us; 2:45 p.m. buses load up for pected to be in full operation by years the town has seen in­ tor “MARCO” 99« BLAZMGSIU»LES” (") Auditorium 8 pm. FREE legality. Lawyers James Otis salt cod and other New England profitable smuggling (however then give townspeople a limited of Dance Arts in Vernon, who we need your assistance. Drop ride to Hartford to see the cir­ the end of 1977. creased recreational facilities Pwone 649-9333 and Oxenbridge Thacher products for molasses from unpatriotic) could not be choice. will provide our show, starting us a line, give us a call, or stop cus. Bus pickup at 8:30a.m. ana represented the merchants. foreign colonies in the West In­ swallowed without a struggle. l-M EXIT St-FOLLOW ^'BURNSIDE AVE. SIONr* at 1:15 p.m. Ms. Dunphy was by, and give us your suggestions noontime. Return trip at 2 p.m. As might be expected, the the first one to teach authentic and we’ll try hard to arrange a T u9. May 6 thru Sun. May 11 dies had made a number of for­ The merchants lost their case for those not going to the cir­ council room of the Boston tunes. belly dancing in a private dance program. Naturally any new but the fury of Otis’s arguments Mother^s Day Electric In-Car HEATERS! cus. Town House (now the Old State But things changed, during the arroused tempers and made it BURNSIDE school in this area. program must have enough in­ Friday, 10 to noon, kitchen House) was crowded when the T- NOW THRU SUNDAYI She also appeared on Channel qfaitfardCivic Center French and Indian War. l^ ile impossible for the customs of­ 580 limSSIM AVi^i. H T». • PASKISC • 521-3133 terest to have at least a dozen social bingo games, one can of case came up. Thacher argued OPEN 3 news. Her classes consist of war itself interrupted trade at ficials to use writs of assistance BURT REYNOLDS members to participate in canned goods needed; noon to '^ZjONE ZXT XTB quietly on points of law, but not i t i C I N E l BENBAZZAiU C IN E 2 ‘ ELLEN BURSTYN women, ages 1 to 69 years of oxtzumvrsB'' times, steps taken by the effectively thereafter in ALL DAY “A box of quality BESTACTtns order for us to give it a try. 12:30 p.m., lunch is served; 1 James Otis. JOHN CASSAVETES “ WHITE age, and there has been a sur­ British caused more alarm. Massachusetts. candy Mothar will Thursday rolled in, and after p.m. to 4 p.m., setback games. Otis was described by an un­ prising interest among the Evidence was discovered on In years that followed, Otis >DCE DOESWTUVE some ballroom dancing to the Bus pickup at 8:30 a.m., return friendly critic in the Boston raally anloy” LIGHTNIHG” (PQ) senior citizen set. all sides that illicit trade was wrote a number of pamphlets ALSO tunes of records played by our trips at 12:30 p.m. and 4 p.m. Evening" Post as a "plump, Sunday HBS>MYMORE Right after the performance hurting the British war effort. denouncing British policies, and CLINT EASTWOOD Thursday jockette, it was time round-faced, smooth-skin, short [re] 7:00-9:15 ®2 by ^^ry Dunphy, those going to out for a delicious meal of veal Still worse, colonial merchants, he also condemn^ royal of­ 7;1S • 9:05 »2 V y neck, eagle-eyed politician,” “a “THUNDERBOLT & the Ringling Brothers Circus - A — ^ *--- who put profits above ficials in the newspapers. cutlet. Then we all moved up­ nOQUOM wf lawyer of good reputation” but ^LOTFOOrfRi^ will climb atoard our two buses mvtNFELOifid patriotism, were found to be Typical of his intemperate SUNDAY MATINEE 99c 'Ull 2:00 stairs, and at our meeting we KENNKTHFELO "of great warmth...and much around 3 o’clock. We suggest heard Mr. John Dormer, presi­ It Wasn’t Easy SteMd ond MrooM by shipping foodstuffs and other language was a long harangue Choose from a large selection of £4sr w m s o R indiscretion.” supplies to the enemy in direct against Gov. Francis Bernard that you all come to our big dent of local AARP No. 1275, ST. LOUIS, Mo. (UPI) - It’s DRIVE-IN ★ RT 5 Facing Chief Justice Thomas violation of the law. British that appeared in the Boston meal and see the entertainment who gave an excellent talk on not easy to find a team of mules dark and milk chocolates or white SHeWCASt CINEMA/ 1234 „ N E W t Hutchinson, 8n old political authorities could hardly fail to Gazette in February 1767. even if you’re not going to the his recent visit to Washington these days, even in Missouri. 1-84EXIT58-SILVER LANE-ROBERTS ST. SEE THE MOST AMAZING MIXED enemy whom he detested, Otis be angered. Writing as “ Freedom circus, because this entertain­ as a guest of Sen. Lowell It took months of searching EAST HARTFORD • 24HR. TEL. INFO. 568-8810 WILD ANIMAL ACT EVER DARED 1 spoke for four hours in “ a Prime Minister William Pitt American,” he warned his Fancy 1 and 2 lb. Mother’s Day Boxes ment you won’t want to miss. Weicker. We thank John for for the St. Louis Zoo to locate a ALL FREE LIGHTED PARKING’ We Honor MASTER CHARGE . torrent of eloquence.” Arguing ordered a general crackdown readers of "such an enemy in Our Staff Is Here Bow ling taking the time out of his busy team of red mules-they needed All NEW! KW hEHmOti This printing test pattern is that the colonists as British on illegal commerce in August your bowels...who is inclined to MEDICINAL Gift Wrapped Free )art,of The Herald quality con­ I guess the story here at the schedule and appreciate it very to do some work that couldn’t WM. M S ' subjects had certain fundamen­ 1760. Particularly irritating foster a viper in your bosoms. 7 Days A Week— trol program in order to give Senior Center starts with much. be accomplished by modem SERVICES }:W-I«:II • TUES. IMAT 8) TIMES FARM CAMP K N E E H ...... 1:00 M .3. tal rights that no one could take was the outlawed trade with the Let no one be trusted, who is MaiTil you one -of th e fines-t Tuesday. In the morning it was Don’t forget now, this is a earth-moving equipment. • WED. a n FM. (MAT 7-91...... 4:00 8 1:00 PM £ away, he asserted that they had To Serve Your Family! AVAILABLE. 74«.15:ll oil painting class and ceramics, busy month and we hope you'll ...... 10:301:30 AM, 3:00 8 l:M Pm P French, which was prolonging not a lover of liberty, without Sri 1 Sal lewspapers in the nation. After months of searching, the right to be free from un­ . IM-llS-tSt and in the afternoon the action the war and making it more licentiousness, both in word and I.1S-3:S Nni-IH 7:2S-«j8 be able to remember aU the the zoo announced Friday it •i...... reasonable searches and MIS k IM was at the Parkade Lanes •18 R8s8rii8a*Vjix SAVE $1 ON KBS IM D IZ ? costly. Colonial governors were practice, who is not an avowed ------». dates for excitement, and plan finally had found a team of red seizures. Over I where our Senior League was Ind. NDi I TIMS. 4M A 8M HI ordered to do their utmost to enemy to tyranny and usurpa­ on being with us, you’ll be glad mules in Callaway County to do Otis was like “a flame of WESTOWN I busy with the following results: t . -$ .a -S FM.440Ptl»MYIKmiO-J>llll enforce the law, particularly tion, and a sincere friend to this 2 5 you did. the job. 4 00 5 0 6.00 fire,” said John Adams. "Then PRODUCTtONr VM'VM In the Men’s Class A Group, with reference to the smuggling government.” Menus However, work will be TICKETS ON SALE AT CIVIC CENTER BOX OFFICE and there, was the first scene of Years A1 Bolls took high tripple with a of molasses. James Otis got carried away 455 HARTFORD RD. Monday: Homemade split delayed until Monday. ALL Q. FOX STORES • FOR TICKET INFORMATION the first act of opposition to the 533; Andy Lamoureaux won the Busy with the difficult task of with his rhetoric at times, and of pea soup, sliced ham and The mules must first become A GROUP SALES INFORMATION CALL 588-8000 arbitrary claims of Great MANCHESTER high single with 223. organizing a victory over the perhaps his points of law were Continuous cheese sandwich, tangy pickles, familiar with the sounds and MAIL OROCM ; SwMf tM UM nntd, ttam pi 'ohp% with ehoek Britain.” 1J8-3-JI ■ In the Class B Group, Jack chilled peaches, beverage. ormonty onhr, payMt to HABTFORD CIVIC CBMrwreo. , OlM C/7(c| French in America, Pitt sent a not always clear, but he did stir • yOUR COMMUNITY s m m r smells of their new home — and Cwitar m *i«, Htrtfordi ConnooUcul 08183 True enough, such writs had Servicel Munson's Candy Kitchen iM-VM ( Jaslowski won the high tripple circular letter to all colonial up patriotic resentment toward Ml Wednesday: Shells and meat the zoo’s regular inhabitants b^n authorized by Parliament HEALTH SERVICE STORE' with a 403; Ted Bourez took the governors calling attention to British policy. He was one of ROUTE 6. BOLTON Optn Daily & Sunday till 8 P.M. sauoe, toss^ salad, roll and also have 'to become ac­ SEATS STILL AVAILABLE! and had been issu^ by courts in high single with a 162. butter, ice cream, beverage. customed to them. the “illegal and most per­ the midwives of independence. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Sat., May 3, 1975 - PAGE FIVE • PAGE FOUR - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn,, Sat., Majr 3, 19TO fflanrltpBtpr Swpiiiiw Hrralb

OPINION OPEN Those Inconsistencies FORUM MANCHESTBMMS That Are Politics Tactics Deplored Every so often we like to pause and Obviously, concern for the working To the Editor, It is an incredible insult to the in­ COUNTRY, reflect on some of the inconsistencies stiff’s pocketbook is not the real 72S EAST Business-Dirsctory Guide For 2B4IM AO ST. MANCHESTER I telligence of the people of the Town of Marchants In EarfjTAinailcan OFT, we see in political activities. reason politicians — Democrat or Bolton that the Republican party in this Fumitura Raproductions Republican — can argue against town has resorted to the big party political MIDDLE TURNPIKE For example, the Democratic party CLOCKS • LAMPS • RREPUCE FURNISHINGS and something one day and be for it the tactics of verbally degrading the opposing Manchester and Surrounding which is firmly entrenched in both party and then pointing out Republican • NAUTICAL PARAPNERNALU next. ’The reason is political survival. OPEN TUE8., WED., 8*1. lO P.M. - 5:W P.M. national and state legislatures, seems achievements. MANCHESTER THURSDAY A FRIDAY, 10 A.M. - 0 P.M. Is it any wonder that the Republicans SUNDAY 12 NOON - S P.M. PLENrr OF FREE PARKING to be of different views at different For the Democrats in Washington, have a reasonable list of achievements, V ic in it y times in different situations. where a balanced budget is all but considering they have been in power for as Several months ago President Ford extinct, votes are jeopardized if you long as anyone can remember in this THE CRAFT & HOBBY CENTER try to conserve energy through price. town? I should be very disappointed if, featuring this week... imposed a $1 a barrel increase on im­ during this lengthy monotonous reign, no 775 MAIN STREET You don’t survive by making the op­ ported oil. He planned to raise it to $3 achievements were accomplished. MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT 06040 As it is. I’m still disappointed. a barrel until he agreed to hold off position’s plan work if you can come TEL: 643-9338 Suffice to say that the Republicans, in MANCHESTER PARKADE while Congress acted on an energy up with an alternative. It should be their usual style, seek to maintain their noted that President Ford has given stranglehold on this town, having THE Slorv for ill Your Complete policy bill. But the objection raised to ALLMlGUER of Your Supplies—! Congress an extension to come up successfully done so in the past. The result Appliance Store the tariff was in essence that it would of this strangulation has been to stifle and FMTHGUER add several cents to the cost of gas­ with an alternative. stunt the progress and growth that this ’The Herald’s carriers will use almost any means possible seasick so it is unlikely you’ll see any camels heading down FAMOUS BRAND oline and our New England For the Democrats in Hartford, town is so dearly in need of. CAMPING EQUIPMENT to deliver the paper to your door. Most of them use your street for some time. Aboard are, from left, Brett Let us not lose sight of the fact that where a balanced budget is all but TELEVISION - APPLIANCES Democratic representatives and bicycles or hoof it; but these three looking for alternative Gallagher, J.P. Canton and Jeff Canton. (Photo by Floyd many of these achievements that the TENTS, COTS, SLEEPING RAGS, AIR M AHRESSES, mandated, votes are jeopardized if Republicans allude to (e.g. street lighting) STOVES, LANTERNS HANrHCSTTI senators, in particular, deplored this modes tried a camel on a recent carrier outing at the Larson) HOIK m O V U U T you enact any new tax like an income Bronx Zoo. Camel riding is like riding a ship; you can get were initiated by Democrats. added burden on the working man. In the last analysis, it is clear that the tax. Therefore, you just up this one a FARR’S 649-3589 The President’s goal was — and still voters of this town must throw off the THE EVERYTHING STORE W t h f i k t burdensome yoke of Republican govern­ CAMP-BIKE-SPORT 2 "*•>* STREET Rtil tl Sti* I is — to conserve gasoline and cut the little, and that one a little and another APPLIANCE TV ment that has so completely arrested the OPEN OAILY TO 9 P.M. J. FARR • 643-7111 I nation’s reliance on imported oil. one over here a little, hoping that ANDREW TULLY potential growth and progress of this fine ' But obviously Washington-based everyone will be convinced that town. VOLKSWAGEN REPAIR TEHSOML TKE someone else is picking up the tab. Let the voters consider these facts when Democrats find conservation of gas­ they go to the polls on Monday, May 5. Let tAAGGIf Personalized Fun and Sportewoar There is a better than even chance by factory trained speclallata oline and fuels through a tariff objec­ us consider whether we wish to exist un­ DONE WHILE YOU WAIT Phil Pete that we Nutmeggers by midsummer der the stagnant forms of the past, or ' Great Gifts For Any Occasion tionable. Locicero and Zidek may be paying more for gas to (a) Gingerly Approach To Crime whether we wish to look to a fresh, in­ 35 Oah St., Manchester Chapter 2 of our story is the novative future. 643-5036 Mon.-Sat. 10-5:30 cover an import tariff ; (b) cover a Democratic-dominated Connecticut Dennis Sheridan ARCO 0 Thurs. 'til 8:30 state tax increase; (c) both; (d) WASHINGTON - One of the things that suspected criminals no rural sheriff, no plea bargaining, which permits an ac­ 106 Hebron Rd. P&P AUTO REPAIR 646-3339 legislature. It seriously considered political Washington special prosecutor, cused to plead guilty to a lesser offense. Bolton since the Arabs haven’t had a price has puzzled me during the past decade or 706 Main St. • “Arco Charge” • Manchester a three cent a gallon gasoline tax so is why so many national politicians take may take any action that violates the law. He reminded us that half of the individuals raise for over six months, to cover in­ convicted of felonies in New York City in TH .4 IF L which would be added to the nation’s such a gingerly approach to the problem of The fact that this decree too often is recent years never spent a day in prison. MERCURY creased costs of imported oil. After violent crime. It is almost as if they have honored only in the breach does not in­ jonneetieut ^ (JaHe^ om JO. already highest state tax of 10 cents a counted the creep vote and decided to play validate it, but calls for eternal vigilance Ford apparently has discovered what all, with current taxes 14 cents a in protesting the rights of the accused. most citizens have known for years, to « T r • gallon. it cool. • I 2 3 533 Main St. 6 4 3 - 6 2 9 5 Manchester Phone 646-2756 The tax on gasoline has been gallon, the Arabs will think any tax in­ Anyway, while my back was turned on What happened, I presume, is that Ford wit, that the relatively few career 4 5 6 7 I 9 to criminals cause most of the misery and tl 12 t3 U IS 18 17 crease means we are willing and able Washington, President Ford joined the and his advisers reached a policy decision. II 19 20 21 22 23 24 METAL DETECTORS Buy - Sell NO SERVICE CHARGE dropped under a revised budget 25 28 27 21 a 30 . prudent club. He came out against violent The phrase, “law and order,” was a Nixon fear in the country. He also has found oat ALMANAC by While's Appraise proposed late this week. But that to pay more. crime, but divorced himself from the phrase. Nixon has been discredited. that most of the victims of violent crime COINS Collections Wanted Rasarvallons lor s Hotels • Airlines • Stsamshlps E d w in E . B l o w The only thing that bothers us is phrase “law and order,” one of the — un­ Therefore, one mustn’t sound like Nixon. are the poor, the old and the so-called S27 Main Strset Manchestar revised budget is acceptable to Gov. Pshaw! In fact. Ford made a pretty “disadvantaged” minorities who live in OUR 12th YEAR IN MANCHESTER PERSONAL-TEE ^^Manchester’s Fast and Efficient that politics being what it is, if we get fortunately ineffectual — slogans of the ■ Ella Grasso only “if it is in balance’’ Nixon Administration. good speech. He called for a crackdown on the most crowded sections of our cities. By United Press International Heat Transfer Producers” a.. both an increase for state tax revenue violent criminals, urging that “virtually Law and order is not a plot against the Today is Saturday, May 3, the 123rd day so the tax may be on the shelf only Rather, Ford said in a Yale Law School FLO’S Cake Decorating Supplies A1 and Pat Coelho are the owners of Manchester’s newest business, located in downtown Manchester at 35 speech, "I return to the constitutional all of those convicted of a violent crime minorities but a program to protect them of 1975 with 242 to follow. 875-3252 MACHINE purposes and a national price increase 846-0228 Oak Street They personalized fun and sports wear in letters, numerals and designs; either using yours or temporarily. phrase — insuring domestic tranquillity.” should be sent to prison.” We can all buy from physical assault and sudden death. The moon is in its last quarter. for conservation purposes; we are WILTON CAKE DECORATIONS MANCHESTER When the full House and Senate Good night nurse and damnation. Come that package of goods, regretting only the One last conunent. Gerald Ford, a de­ The morning stars are Mars and A COMPLETE LINE OF their own. They^are pleased to announce that they now have almost 70 different designs in stock. Within SHOP willing to bet that both will stay on on, Mr. President. Of course we’re all for word “virtually,” which made the speech cent man, said he did not seek “vindictive Jupiter. 70 UNION ST. reason they will do almost any wording you may want. They' now have a good assortment of motorcycle AUTO PARTS starts working over the budget, that punishment” of the violent criminal. Well, The evening stars are Mercury, Venus 191 CENTER ST. ROCKVILLE, CONN. “insuring domestic tranquillity,” but why only pretty good. Should a creep convicted MANCHESTER, CONN. shirts, plus nylon jackets, sequin patches, personalized tote baigs. Baseball and bowling team shirt leUering 270 BROAD ST forever even* if we are no longer Mon. - Sit. 10-5 SERVICES three-cent a gallon tax could be of shooting down an old lady be exempt I try to be a decent citizen, but it's okay by and Saturn. Those born on this date are un­ Mon. • Sit. 10-5 are also one of their specialties. Whenever you’re looking for something deferent, unusual and exclusive for must a politician be so coy about it? Even FrI. 10-9 tempting. dependent on foreign oil and the state if the phrase has come into disfavor because his grandmother was ill? me if somebody wants to be vindictive der the sign of Taurus. Thun., 10-0 someone’s birthday that isn’t too expensive, why not give a personalized tee Shirt? ^ , ,. All right. The good part was that Ford toward a vicious jerk who supports Danish-American journalist and .civic AVAILABLE But no one come forth to coffers are overflowing with sur­ among certain chic law breakers (such as Wedding Cakes A Specialty Personal-Tee is open Monday thru Saturday 10 to 5:30; Thursday nights Til 8:30. For the black students who occupied Brown acknowledged the Republic has been far himself by shooting, maiming and reformer Jacob Riis was born May 3,1849. pluses. please call 646-3339. Shown in the above photo is Mr. A1 Coelho, with son Manny on his right, and son Jimmy o explain why a two or three cent in­ University’s administration building), law from successful in combatting street murdering other people. So far as I’m con­ On this day in history: Betty Jane Turner School of Dance crime, and was not afraid to come right cerned, the cops should usher him into the In 1919, U.S. airplane passenger service EVERYTHING IN vve c a n t hide behind , his left, who are also associated with their Dad in the business. crease in gas prices due to a For the common credo of politicians and order is still the only way to provide jt f® ______OURPRODUCT ' tranquillity on the domestic front. out and say he was interested in “protec­ nearest hoosegow and then lose the ruddy began when Robert Hewitt flew Mrs. J. A. 40 Oak Street Manchester Republican-proposed tariff is bad for is that you tax to meet your spending Hoagland and Miss Ethel Hodges from • lAHtroLASS . ■;nO\vfR DOOR’. -1__ Indeed, it is significant that the word tion of the innocent victim.” key. • itOBlffiONIS • QAlHTUn Er.CLOiUHfS the working stiff and a two or three needs and spend to the best of your “law” is given precedence in the phrase. Moreover, the President took the un­ As an eminent criminal lawyer once ad­ New York City to Atlantic City. Lessons In Ballet, Tap, Jazz, fashionable view that there are too many mitted, while in his cups: “No criminal In 1933, Mrs. Nellie Tayloe Ross was cent increase through a Democratic ability to tax. That means order may be maintained only Acrobatic, and Baton Twirling through law, not through men’s whims. It short prison sentences or no sentences at locked up in a jail ever committed a crime sworn in as the first woman to be director J.A. WHITE GLASS CO., Inc. rr:\ : tax would not have been. says that in pursuing and prosecuting all, and too much reliance by the courts on outside that jail.” of the U.S. Mint. \ FURNITURE TOPSI wf'Q riuruncPICTURE vw WINDOWS tnuxjw n^ Tel. 649-0258 529-0442 In 1940, Congress proclaimed the third ■■T ':br- Sunday in May as “I Am An American Menchftiter 649-7322 31BltHllSI. Day.” MANCHESTER OVER 21 TEARS EXPERIENCE In 1968, the United States and North KilchGn.Ald 763 HOF*H4 Vietnam agreed to start peace talks in PHii.c:o ^ T C I C\/IC ID M A 0 » l i A u r c RAY CROMLEY MAIN ST. Specializing In The Great Primary War Paris. OPTICAL DON WILLIS A thought for the day: British novelist 643-1191 BRAKE SERVICE Edward Lytton said, “The easiest person GARAGE Front End M iEnm ent 191 to deceive is one’s own self.” 18 Main SL, Id . 649-4S31 General Repair Work Almost forgotten in the pre­ To protect this tradition and the Our Ignorance Hurt More Than Viet Cong MAIN ST. occupation with Vietnam, the state attendant cash benefits; the New MANCHESTER and federal budgets and economic Hampshire House has passed a bill 643-1900 problems is the Great Presidential which would automatically change the WASHINGTON - We failed in Vietnam supplies they required in abundance. The emphasis on the U.S. Civil War, on con­ for a number of good reasons. French grew rich. And the ease with ventional World War I and II battles in Primary Battle of New England. March 2, 1976, date to the Tuesday BERNARD A. LOZIER, INC. We sent men who had no knowledge of which both goods and funds could be France, Belgium, the Netherlands and MANCHESTER SAFE & LOCK CO. New Hampshire is making a valiant before any other state’s primary. government or of Asia to advise in the diverted gave strength to the most corrupt North Africa. They had no taste for Adds The New Designer-Builder Team guerrilla war. Those in their ranks with c o c A C r n f f H stand to protect its first-in-the-nation If you do some quick calculating you most sensitive areas of politics. We had elements in Vietnamese society. HERALD high military officers counseling prime For a time, we had a man in Vietnam experience in such matters wehe 453 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER • 643-6922 • Ranovation-Remodeling presidential primary from can see that all those early bird can­ pigeonholed in backwater offices or sent • Ceiling Repairs ministers on Vietnamese domestic watching for such hanky panky — using in­ YESTERDAYS O l l / l P r f t l UT6II0WW$K$$ Alarms. LocKs & neighboring states. didates are really quite astute civilian policies and on the appointing and vestigative skills he had learned in Europe to barracks duty in the Republic of Korea. 1^|ALA.VL4.^ Sales. Combination Changes. • Custom Additions in World War II. His findings were ignored Our own troops fought the same type of * Service - Bonded. _Most politicians. firing of Cabinet officers. 25 Years Ago Vermont tried and failed to share We had eager civilians, with ideals but and he was sent home. war we taught the Vietnamese. Our air K a a DOC/ v Keys in stock. Repairs ol all Kinds. Free EsUmates Tel. 649-4464 Number of jobless claimants in M i A Make Keys. Scissors & the traditional March 2 date with New If they had waited until next no experience in political matters, Militarily, we had a surprisingly large fleets chose their targets in much the Manchester last week was 564, or 2.4 per Pinking Shears Sharpened. same manner as in World War II. We sent Hampshire and Massachusetts is con­ January to announce instead of last attempting to mold South Vietnam in their number of able majors and captains in cent less than the previous week, according own image and collaborating in Vietnam, who learned from their Viet­ billions in inappropriate equipment and to figures released by state Labor Depart­ CUSTOM MADE r-xafl sidering such a move. January, the election might have been made up for our mistakes by expending Watergate-type plots to achieve noble namese associates and from the enemy’s ment. SEE US FOR: CANVAS AWNINGS IRON But New Hampshire doesn’t want to over since some other state now may ends. successes. These men, low in the chain of large amounts of bombs, artillery shells • Aluminum Roll Up We made little attempt to understand command, had little influence. and ammunition. The South Vietnamese Awtningt SCRAP METAL decide to automatically set its 10 Years Ago • Door Canopies Osfrinsky dilute the estimated $4 million it Vietnamese society and customs. We But we had, too, a surprisingly large learned this saturation technique all too Linda Anderson, a senior at Manchester • Storm Doors 7 7 reaps every four years from its unique primary the Tuesday before New knew and still know next to nothing about number of generals and colonels caught up well. DEALER IN WASTE and PAPER High School, and Lee Driscoll, a senior at • Combination Windows their religion and its political and power in politics and in a type of war they did not This is why we failed in Vietnam. 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1 •' 1^ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Sat., May 3, 1975- PAGE SEVEN PAGE SIX - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn.. Sat., May 3,1975 XbCAL CHURCHES Orthodox Easter WINGS Andover To Vote ST. BARTHOLOMEW’S CHURCH, E. NBd- CALVARY CHURCH (ASSEMBLIES OF Due This' Sunday OF EVENING dle l^ke. Rev. Philip Hussey, pastor. GOD), 647 E. Middle Tyke. Rev. K. L. Gustaf­ By CUFF 8IMP80N Saturday Mass at 5 p.m.; Sunday Masses at son, pastor. Budget 8:S0,10:15 and 11:30 a.m. 9 :ti a.m., Sunday School classes for adults and DAVID E. ANDERSON through rigid fasting, prayer, children; 10:50 a.m., Worship Service, message UPI Religion Writer repentance, attending lenten GOSPEL HALL, 415 Center St. worship services and partaking Chuckle Bridgewater, Mass. 02324. Donna Holland by Pastor Gustafson; 7 p.m.. Gospel Service, For some six million 10 a.m., Breaking bread; 11:45 a.m., Sunday of the Sacraments of Confession Up in Vermont a new minister arrived in Benediction Correspondent missionary film “Good News from Africa” Americans and Canadians, School; 7 p.m.. Gospel meeting. Hymnsing, music program and Bible message. and Communion.” town. After a Sunday or two he decided to ’This is the last of the series on worship 646-0375 Easter is yet to come. The orthodox Lent is much visit the church school. He talked to each In the church. If there Is some aspect of Andover residents will be EMANUEL LUTHERAN CHURCH, Church That is because Orthodox ST. BRIDGET CHURCH, 70 Bfain St. Rev. more liturgical than most other class, asking questions to find out what the liturgy about which you have asked to adopt a budget for July and Chestnut Sts. Rev. C. Henry Anderson and Christian still compute the date John J. Delaney, pastor. Rev. William J. Stack, Christian traditions. they were learning. questions, please communicate with me 1,1975 until June 30,1976 at the ■ for Blaster on the basis of the Rev. William J. KiUeen. Rev. Ronald J. Fournier, pastors. ’The fact that the Orthodox In one class he pointed to a little boy and and I will tiy to answer. annual budget meeting today at Julian calendar, in use at the Saturday Masses at 5 and 7:30 p.m., school 8:30 and 11 a.m.. The Service with Holy Com­ reckon the date of Easter said “ Who broke down the walls of The word “benediction” means (literal­ 8 p.m. at ^ o v e r Elementary time of the first Ecumenical auditorium; Sunday Masses at 7:30,9 and 10:30, munion, Chapel service for children following differently from Western Jericho?” ly) “to say well,” a combination of two School. Council at Nlcaea in 325 A.D. in church; 10:30 a.m. and noon in school the pulpit hymn; 9:45 a.m., C!hurch School for all churches has been a small but The startled pupil blurted out, “1 Latin words. Techinically it is the final, The budget recommended by For Orthodox Christians, auditorium. ages. Adult Forum; 9:45 and 11 a.m.. Nursery -persistent irritant among didn’t!” formal blessing given at the end of a the Board of Finance totals $1,- Easter this year will be Sunday, THE SALVATION ARMY, 661 Main St. Capt. for infants. ecumenical advocates. Perplexed, the minister glanced at the worship service. It is done in the hope that 095,362.86. Broken down it May 4. The Orthodox are actually teacher who asured him, ‘"niat boy is very the inspiration of the service, the new shows $662,839.86 for the and Mrs. Arthur Carlson, corps officers. TRINITY COVENANT CHURCH, 302 Lent, or the Great Lent, as more faithful to tradition than honest. If he says he didn’t do it, I am sure resolves made, the relationship es­ general budget; $405,323 for the 8:30 a.m.. Teen Prayer Breakfast; 9:30 a.m., Hackmatack St. Rev. Norman E. Swensen, the Orthodox say, began on are their sister Roman Catholic he didn’t.” tablished with God, will continue through education budget; $22,200 for Sunday School; 10:45 a.m.. Holiness Meeting; 6 pastor. Monday, March 17. and Protestant churches. Later the teacher brought the question the church door and out into the world. additions to the 1974-1975 budget p.m., Open-Air Meeting; 7 p.m.. Salvation 9:30 a.m., Sunday School classes for all ages That Tirst day of Lent is to the Board of Education. They discussed One church used to print at the end of the and $5,000 for provisions for un­ Meeting. three through adult, Infant-Nursery; 10:50 a.m.. called “Kathari Defthera” — Worship Service with the Rev. Mr. Swensen it briefly, decided to pay the damages and order of worship. collected taxes. CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF the Monday of cleansing and The preaching on “Established in Faith, a Way of hush up the whole matter. “The end of the service. , If the budget is accepted by LATTER-DAY SAINTS, Woodside St. St purification. Life,” Trinity Tots for those three-years old Administration Costs? townspeople, the new mill rate Hillstown Rd. D. Clark Brown, bishop. The faithful of the church, ac­ The beginning of service.” through Kindergarten, Children’s Church for One of the frequently quoted charges will be 57 mills. It is now 55 8:30 a.m.. Priesthood; 9:30 a.m.. Seminary; Rockville Baptists To Hear Musical cording to Orthodox officials, These words indicate the need of a close Grades I through 3, Nursery for infants; 7 p.m., Speaks against relief organizations is that too relationship between what goes on in the mills. 10:30 a.m., Sunday School; 5 p.m.. Sacrament are required on that Monday to At the meeting, residents will the Film “A ’Thief in the Night” will be shown. begin a moral and spiritual by much goes for administration. Evidence church on Sunday and in daily life during Service. for this was given in a recent study made be asked to elect two members JEHOVAH’S WITNESSES, Kingdom Hall, “catharsis or purification Eugene the week. full g o spel interdenomin- Members of the Dublin (N.H.) Cniristian Academy rehearse the sacred musical "Let My Brewer here in our state. However, if you want to Some years ago I went through the to the recreation commission 726 N. Main St. ATIONAL CHURCH, 745 Main St. Rev. Philip People Go,” which they will present Sunday at the 11 a.m. service at Rockyille Baptist help feed the hungry of the world there is for three-year terms, elect a 10 a.m.. Public Bible discourse (80 slides) Panama Canal. The boat entered the Church. The chorale will also sing gospel songs, familiar hymns and sacred anthems. Dr. T | » i | i i t y C h u r c h one way to avoid the high cost of getting member to the Regional Board Saunders, minister. “Put Faith in Jehovah - It Really Means Your Perhaps no more tragic locks, the gates swung closed, the water 10:30 a.m.. Praise, Worship Service and Bible MelvinMoody, president of the academyrwill preach at this special service, which is open J mistake is made in man’s your money to the places where is will do of Education of Regional School Life!” ; 11 a.m.. Group discussion of March 15 came in, and the boat was raised to a study for all ages; 7 p.m.. Deliverance Service. search for truth than to look the most good. District 8 for a three-year term Watchtower magazine article “Walking Whole- to the public. Sponsors rum higher level. Then the gates opened again for it in his subjective Many of you know that every cent given and the ship went forth on that higher and to elect a building official FAITH BAPTIST CHURCH, Orange Hall 72 souled in the Way of Life.” experiences. In a certain to the Manchester Council on World for a one-year term. E. Center St. Rev. James Beliasov, pastor. plane. Bicentennial Show Set for Tonight CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE, 236 Main St. “Thief in the Night,” a film Hunger is passed on to some agency. An Residents will be asked for 9:30 a.m., Sunday School; 10:30 a.m., Worship frame of mind, experiences Similarly, we enter the church, the Rev. William A. Taylor, pastor; Rev. Charles D. about Bible prophecy, will be can seem so real — yet be so individual in our community has doors close, the water of life flows around their approval for the purchase Service; 7 p.m., Evening ^rvice. shown Sunday at 7 p.m. at Members of st. Bernard CSiurch, Rockville, hail the the number are, left to right, The Rev. Frank Sullivan, Isbell, assistant pastor. declo7ve. volunteered to pay the administration us. When the doors open we go forth into of a bulldozer using the town’s Trinity Covenant Church, 302 signing of the Declaration of Independence, in song, as one Steve Zavarella, Norman Poulin, Tom Zavarella, John PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, 43 Spruce St. 9:30 a.m., Sunday School, Classes for all ages; AREA CHURCHES In Samaria a certain costs locally. For example, there was an the world on a higher level for we have revenue sharing funds. Hackmatack St. of the many act? to be featured in the church-sponsored Stokes, and Jim Mitchell. The theme of the special 9:15 a.m., Sunday School; 10:30 a.m., Worship, 10:45 a.m.. Morning Worship, sermon by the sorcerer. One Simon, amazed expense of about $30 for the Mayor’s been lifted up. It is the benediction that They will be asked to approve bicentennial show will be, “This Land is Our Land.” Nursery provided; 7 p.m.. Informal Worship, Rev. Mr. Isbell, Children’s Church and Nursery ’The showing is open to the the citizenry with his Breakfast held in Center Church, and this sends us forth as, in the words of the song, payment of taxes in either an­ variety show scheduled for Saturday at 7:30 p.m. at the study and fellowship. provided; 7 p.m.. Evening Service, message by public. There will be no admis­ jugglery. They thought he was he paid. You might be interested further that “they will know we are Christians by nual, semi-annual or quarterly Vernon Center Middle School, Rt. 30. Shown rehearsing for (Herald photo by Dunn) the Rev. Mr. Isbell, Nursery Provided. sion charge, but a free-will to know that 86 per cent of the money sent installments. ST. JAMES CHURCH, Msgr. Edward J. the power of God called our love.” ST. PETER’S EPISCOPAL CHURCH, Sand WAPPING COMMUNITY CHURCH, 1790 offering will be received. Great. But when they heard out of the area goes to help people become A Thought for the Week Residents will be asked to Reardon, pastor; Rev. Bernard Killeen, Rev. CHURCH OF CHRIST, Lydall and Vernon ’The story centers around Pat­ Hill Rd., South Windsor. Rev. Frederick H. ElHngton Rd., South Windsor. Rev. Harold W. Philip preach concerning self-sufficient. “Hell is not to love anymore. As long as give authority to the Board of Louis Cremonie. Sts. Eugene Brewer, minister. ty, an average girl caught up in Selectmen to expend all funds Foerster III, vicar. Richardson, minister. CTirist and the kingdom, and The Heifer. Project we remain in this life we can still deceive Saturday Masses at 5 and 7:30 p.m. Sunday 9 a.m., Bible Classes; 10 a.m.. Worship, living for the present, with little 8 a.m., Holy Communion; 10 a.m.. Holy Com­ 9:30 and 11 a.m.. Worship Service and Church saw the bona fide miracles, From time to time In this columan I pre­ received from the state. Masses at 7:30, 9, 10:30 a.m., noon, 5 p.m. George Caruthers, guest speaker; 6 p.m.. concern for the future. Scenes ourselves, think that we love by our own South Windsor Council Sure munion, first and third Sundays; Morning School. the truth was obvious. (Acts. sent specific causes in the fight against Worship, Don Summers, guest speaker. include a young man confronted will, that we love independently of God. ST. JOHN’S POLISH CATHOLIC Prayer, second, four1;h and fifth Sundays. 8:4-13) world hunger in case some of you prefer to FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH OF by an Asian cobra, a young girls But we’re like madmen stretching our CHURCH, 23 Golway St. Rev. Walter A. SECOND CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, People “hear a voice,” “see send contributions directly. COVENTRY PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, ANDOVER, Rev. David J. Reese HI, pastor. escape from jail, and a take­ hands to clasp the moon reflected iq the Hyszko, pastor. UNITED CHURCH OF CHRIST, 385 N. Main Nathan Hale School, IRt. 31. Rev. Dr. Richard W. a sign,” “feel a touch,” and The heifer project uses only ten per cent water.” George Bemanos, "The Diary of To Cut Budget for Schools 9:45 a.m.. Church ^hool; 11 a.m.. Worship over by “The Imperium,” 9 a.m., Mass in English; 10:30 a.m., Mass in St. Rev. Felix M. Davis, minister. they are ready to discard all of its funds for administration. A heifer is Gray, pastor. Service. which regards all who are not a Country Priest” (chapter 5) Polish and English. 10 a.m.. Morning Worship, Nursery through objective evidence of the given free with the provision that its first PUBLIC won’t hurt the children at all.” 9:30 a.m.. Worship^; 11 a-m., Sunday School; properly identified as enemies Jesiis Christ — And Me In essence the council was Democrat Robert Hornish: Church School Grade 12, Communion meditation Scriptures. In other words, calf must be passed on free to another JUDY KUEHNEL CHURCH OF THE ASSUMPTION, Adams 7:30 p.m., Bible Study at parsonage on Cornwall of the system. Christ has no hands but our hands miffed at remarks made by “I can see where the school by the Rev. Mr. Davis; 11:15 a.m.. Board of experiential religion is far too needy person. RECORDS Correspondent Democrat Bob Myette St. at Thompson Rd. Rev. Edward S. Pepin, Dr. ST. MATTHEW’S CHURCH, Tolland. Rev. Filmed on location in Iowa, To do His work today; Larry Brown, South Windsor board would be upset.” deacons meeting. susceptible to the power of When my wife and I were in northern (teacher at South Windsor pastor; Rev. Paul Trinque. Francis J. O’Keefe, pastor. the picture portrays the He has no feet but our feet The South Windsor Town Education Association’s chief Deputy Mayor Sandy Bender: FIRST ASSEMBILY OF GOD, 763 Oak St., suggestion and the devious Japan we visited an Agricultural Center High): "I favor the $201,000 Saturday Masses at 5 and 7:30 p.m.; NORTH UNITED METHODIST CHURCH, Saturday Masses at 5 and 7 p.m.; Sunday Biblical prediction, “There will To lead men In His way; Warranty Deed* Council showed the Board of negotiator. “Stick with the $201,000 cut. If East Hartford. Rev. Ralph F. Jelley, pastor. jugglery of men to have the vheaded by a Japanese who had graduated cut.” Myette does feel that the Sunday Masses at 7:30, 9, 10:30 and 11:45 300 Parker St. Rev. Earle R. Custer, pastor. Masses at 8:30, 16:30 and 11:45 a.m. be no place to hide.” He has no tongue but our tongues The Heritage Group Inc. to Education little mercy Brown announced that the negotiations are tough then 10 a.m.. Church School; 11 a.m.. Morning assurance of truth. from the Yale School of Agricuture. general government budget a.m. 9 and 10:30 a.m.. Worship Service, Sermon: _ “One does not merely view T*o tell men how He died; William A. and Joanne M. Kerr, Thursday night when one-by- teachers are seeking an eight haye cuts come from teachers I Worship; 7 p.m.. Evening Service. MESSIAH EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN (Jhurch World Service had started it all should also be closely looked “Doing The Drama,” Sacrament of Holy Com­ this film, he experiences it,” CHURCH OF He has no help but our help property at 107 Blue Ridge Dr., one councilmen voted to slice per cent salary hike next year (^n’t support another $100,000 CONCORDIA LUTHERAN CHURCH, 40 CHURCH, (Wisconsin Synod), 300 Buckland with a gift of $100,000. Now it is self- at.” munion, Coffee fellowship between services; 9 ST. PETER’S EPISCOPAL CHURCH, the Rev. Norman Swensen, To bring them to His side. the school board budget by at and will push for mediation if cut without wondering what it Pitkin St. Rev. Burton D. Strand, Rev. David W. Rd., South Windsor. CHRIST supporting and has its own heifer project $75,000. Monday night the council will a.m.. Church School, Nursery and Grades 3 Hebron Center. Rev. William N. Parsing, rector. pastor of Trinity Covenant Lydall and Vernon Streets We are the only Bible Canterbury Construction least $201,000. negotiations do not go well. will do to the system.” Rinas, pastors. 9 a.m., Sunday School; 10 a.m.. Worship Ser­ in the region north of Morioka. This form formally vote on the school through 7; 10:30 a.m.. Church School, Nurseir, 8 a.m.. Holy Communion; 10 a.m.. Commu­ Church, said. Phone: 646-2903 The careless world will read; Corp. to Ronald K. and Dorothy With each councilman’s vote He said teachers are looking Democrat Leo Mainelli: “I 9 a.m., Holy Communion, Church School vice. of relief is self-perpetuating. board budget. The $201,000 will Kindergarten and Grades 1 and 2; 6 p.m.. Junior nion, first, third and fifth Sundays; Morning We are the sinner’s gospel. D. Black, property at 47 the school board was lambasted for wage parity with com­ don’t want the new assistant through Grade 6, Nursery for small children; This project includes not only heifers definitely be cut, however, it is and Senior Methodist Youth Fellowship; 8 p.m.. Prayer, second and fourth Sundays. Church OUR SAVIOR LUTHERAN CHURCH, 239 We are the scoffer’s creed; Nutmeg Dr., $43,000. for irresponsible spending and parable communities and they superintendent post filled. I 10:30 a.m.. Holy Communion, Church School for but goats, sheep, pigs, rabbits, bees and believed the Republicans will Young Adult group meets at the parsonage. school. Graham Rd., South Windsor. Rev. Ronald A. We are the Lord’s last message Canterbury Construction teachers were taken to task for will accept nothing less than don’t want supplies or Grade 10 and on. Nursery for small children. chicks which go to 84 different countries. express their wishes to cut even Erbe, pastor. Given in deed and word— Corp. to Coleen H..Muirhead, comments they’ve made per­ they have now. maintenance hindered either. COMMUNITY BAPTIST CHURCH, AN VERNON ASSEMBLIES OF GOD, 51 Old Fourteen years ago 50 pure-bred cattle more from the school board. ZION EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN 6 a.m.. Sunrise Service; 9 a.m.. Worship and What if the line is crooked? property on Briarwood Dr., taining to the council’s pur­ Brown estimated teachers Take out some teachers. It AMERICAN BAPTIST CHURCH, 585 E. Town Rd. arrived in Iran. Today it is estimated that CHURCH (MISSOURI SYNOD), Cooper and Sunday School; 10:15 a.m.. Worship Service. What if the type Is blurred? $51,000. posed cuts. need at least $260,000 more this Center St. Rev. Ondon P. Stairs, minister. 9:45 a.m., Sunday School for all ages; 11 a.m.. 90,000 cross-breeds are there with each High Sts. Rev. Charles W. Kuhl, pastor. R. Gordon Kirk and Janet I. When the final straw vote was year in salaries. 9:15 a.m.. Church School for all ages. Morning Worship; 7 p.m.. Evening Evangelistic. ST. JOHN’S EPISCOPAL CHURCH, Rt. 30, one producing over three times more than What if our hands are busy 9 a.m.. Divine Worship; 10:15 a.m., Sunday Kirk to Terrence B. and Judith taken in preparation for Mon­ For the most part the council Kindergarten through Grade 4 continuing during Vernon. Rev. Robert H. Wellner, rector. the native cattle. With other work than His? School and Youth Forum; 10:10 to 11:35 a.m.. UNITED CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, A. Chetelat, unit in Northfield day’s re ^ la r council meeting took issue with the new assis­ the service; 9:15 a.m.. Adult Bible Class led by 8 a.m.. Holy Communion; 10 a.m.. Family Ser­ You can designate your gifts — e.g. $25 What if our feet are walking First and Second Year Youth Instruction. UNITED CHURCH OF CHRIST, Tolland. Green Condminium, $30,500. the school board lost 40 per cent tant superintendent’s position the Rev. Frederick Lanz; 10:30 a.m.. Worship vice and Church School. will deliver baby chicks anywhere in the Where sin’s allurement is? Rev. Donald G. Miller, minister. James E. and Christine E. o f ' its requested $500,000 in­ being proposed, as well as, “Six UNITED PENTECOSTAL CHURCH, 70 Service, Communion, the Rev. Mr. Lanz will world; $15 will send a package of bees. What if our tongues are speaking 9:30 and 11 a.m.. Worship Service and Church . ST. BERNARD’S CHURCH, Rockville. Rev. Phelps to William H. and crease in next y ear’s $6.9 calculators for students, the Main St. Rev. Robert Baker, pastor. preach on “The Strength of the Christian I can give you more details if you are in­ Of things His lips would spurn? School; 7 to 8:30 p.m.. Pilgrim Fellowship. John J. White, pastor. Rev. Joseph M. Bartok. Janice T. Sailer, property at 311 million budget. purchase rather than the rental 10 a.m., Sunday School; 6:30 p.m., "Sound of Family,” Nursery is provided; 6 p.m.. Youth terested. Your gifts are tax deductable and How can we hope to help Him Saturday,Masses at 5 and 7 p.m.; Sunday Woodbridge St., $32,900. ‘‘I’m angered by the of cellos, a color video camera His Coming’’ radio program on WINF; 7:30 Fellowships will meet. ROCKVILLE BAPTIST CHURCH, 69 Union can be sent through MACC or directly to Unless from Him we learn? Masses at 7, 8:30, 10 and 11:30 a.m. Filinda L. Northrop to teachers, I have no concern that tape recorder system, and p.m., Evangelistic Service. St. Rev. Robert L. LaCounte, pastor. Heifer Project, P.O. Box 103, Apnie Johnson Flint ST. MARY’S EPISCOPAL CHURCH, 9:30 a.m., Sunday School, nursery through GILEAD CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, William W. and Arlene S. a $250,000 cut will strap the lowering the ceiling in the FIRST CHURCH OFCHRJST, SCIENTIST, French room to improve the ac- “WE SAVE YOU MONEr Church and Park Sts. Rev. Stephen K. Jacobson, adult, including college career class; 11 a.m.. Hebron. Marshall B. Hughes, pastor. White, property at 85-87 Foster system. It doesn’t bother me,” 447 N. Main St. said Republican Howard Fitz, In rector; Rev. Bruce W. Jacques, assistant to the Worship Service, first Sunday of each month. 10:30 a.m.. Worship Service, Mr. Hughes St., $35,500. coustics.” AT THE PARKADE ONLY 11 a.m., Church Service, Sunday School, care rector; Rev. Ronald E. Haldeman, assistant to his bid to cut the school board A poll of the council resulted Holy Communion;, second Sunday, missionary preaching; 9:15 a.m.. Church School, Nursery Trade Name* for very young children, subject of the Lesson- the rector. another $50,000. in the following attitudes and service, nursery provided; 7 p.m., informal provided. Stanley Vendoloski, no longer Sermon: "Everlasting Punishment.’’ Golden 7:30 a.m.. Holy Communion, Book of Common Republican Leonard remarks toward the school evening service, nursery provided. doing business as Stan’s T.V., Text: “Happy is the man whom God correcteth: Prayer; 9 a.m.. Holy Eucharist, Authorized Ser­ SECOND CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, Doctors See Film Describe Soroslak, taking teachers over board cut: and Harry A. Brown, now doing Therefore despise not thou the chastening of the vices, Rite 2, with sermon by the Rev. Mr. SACRED HEART CHURCH, Rt. 30, Vernon. Coventry. Rev. Robert K. Bechtold, minister. th e coals, called them Democrat Ed Havens: Almighty’’ (Job 5:17). The Christian Science Haldeman, Church School, Nursery care; 9:45 Rev. Ralph Kelley, pastor. Rev. Edward 9 a.m.. Adult Study Group; 10 a.m.. Worship business as Stan’s T.V., 1073 “Employes just like those who “Average out the burden. To Reading Room, 968 Main St. is open to the public a.m., Sunday Morning Coffee House; 11 a.m.. Konopka. Service; 11 a.m.. Coffee Hour; 11:15 a.m.. Con­ Diagnosis by Ultra-Sound Main St. work for Pratt & Whitney or cut deeper this year is to post­ John Statoulas and Constan­ Monday through Friday from 10 a.m. through 3 The Holy Eucharist, Authorized Services, Rite 2, Saturday Mass at 5 p.m.; Sunday Masses at firmation Class; 5 p.m.. Youth Discussion any other large firm.” pone increased costs next year. tine Karagianis, doing business p.m. except holidays and also the first and third with sermon by the Rev. Mr. Haldeman. 7:30, 9, 10:30 a.m. and noon. Group; 7:30 p.m.. Adult pre-membership ‘"The employes of the school I’ll be looking for other areas to as Manchester Pizza, 311 Green Thursday evenings of each month from 7 to 9 and meeting. sound. The lungs and lower ab­ system would have the same cut in the general government FM EMIKBICES UNITARIAN UNIVERSALIST SOCIETY, ST. MARGARET MARY’S CHURCH, Wap- ’The doctors of yesteryear electronic pulsation which maintains a free lending library. dominal area are air-filled. Rd. opportunities as other employes budget. 481 Spring St. (Singer Learning Center). Rev. ping. Rev. William McGrath and-Rev. Joseph ST. GEORGE’S EPISCOPAL CHURCH, practiced medicine and treated leads to electronic impulse. The readings are visible on a screen Fluid-filled areas are best Marriage Licenses in other businesses. Giving the Mayor Robert Smith; “The SOUTH UNITED METHODIST CHURCH, Arnold F. Westwood, minister. Schick, co-pastonj. Boston Tpke., (Rt. 44A), Bolton. Rev. John F. their patients ignorant of such TH IN K and are photographed with a adapted to the use of the Merrick Worrall schools a $200,000 decrease cuts aren’t designed to hurt the Rev. George W. Webb, Rev. Wayne Kendall, 10:30 a.m.. Service, second of four-part series, Saturday Masses at 5 and 7 p.m.; Sunday Flora, III, vicar. terms as high frequency, sonar, machine. Dr. Green said. Wickersham, New Britain, and doesn’t cause the board any school programs. The money Rev. Robert W. Eldridge, pastors. discussion by Ann and Mike Terezakis on Masses at 8:30, 10 and 11:30 a.m. 8 a.m .. Holy Eucharist; 10 a.m .. Holy electronic pulsations, and as ig­ Polaroid system. There are technician training Anne Marie Ramondetta, East problems at all. The board and will have to affect salary OF US! 8 a.m,, Service of Holy Communion; 9 and “Changing Marriage and Family Styles: Toward Eucharist and sermon. Church School, Nursery CLARKE ARENA, MANCHESTER HIGH norant of their benefits. One of the foremost uses of ST. FRANCIS OF ASSISI, 673 Ellington Rd., programs from one week to Hartford, May 17, South United teachers haven’t worked hard 10:45 a.m.. Worship Service, Children’s Day, care provided; 11:15 a.m.. Coffee Hour. East MIddIa Turnpika Doctors at Manchester ultra-sound is in the field of negotiations.” Growth or Disintegration?” Nursery, Church South Windsor. P,ev. John C. Gay, pastor. Rev. Methodist Church. Pastor Webb preaching on “If My Daughter MAY 9, 197S • 7:30 P.M. Memorial Hospital attended a obstetrics, said Dr. Green. An four years, but Dr. Green said enough. Cut them $300,00,” he School. Eugene M. Kibride. Paul Michael Majewski, 46 Shojild Want To Marry Roman Catholic,” coffee UNITED METHODIST CHURCH, 1040 Call 523-5209, 649-8465, 27S-2918 slide demonstration of an ultra­ ultra-sound diagnosis can be the most probable way of using said. CENTER CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, Saturday Masses at 5 and 7 p.m.; Sunday Boston Tpke., Bolton. Rev. David M. Campbell, done as early as four weeks the machine would be to learn Strong St., and Linda Sue hour immediately following the first service in SPONSORED BV THE DAVID WILKERSON YOUTH CRUSADE COMMITTEE^ sound diagnostic machine in the UNITED CHURCH OF CHRIS?', 11 Center St. Masses at 7:30, 9:30 and 11 a.m. pastor. by doing. There are very few Hastings, 189 Loomis St., May OPEN the Reception Hall; 9 to 10:45 a.m., Infant- hospital conference rooms after pregnancy, he said. The 10, St. John’s Polish National Toddler Nursery and Kindergarten; 9:15 to 10:30 Rev. Newell Curtis, Rev. Winthrop Nelson, ST. MARY’S CHURCH, Rt. 31, Coventry. 10:15 a.m.. Coffee and Conversation; 10:30 Thursday. instrument can pick up the fetal long-term trained technicians a.m., Infant-Toddler Nursery and Kindergarten; pastors. Rev. F. Bernard Miller, pastor. Rev. Paul F. a.m.. Church School, Nursery through Grade 6 Dr. William Green, assistant head after about 12 weeks, he available, he said. Catholic Church. Robert Kenneth Freeto, East 9:15 to 10:30 a.m.. Church School, Grades 1 9 a.m.. Worship Service and Holy Communion, Ramen. (Grades 7 & 8, Wednesday at 7:00 p.m.); 10:45 professor of radiology at the said. Manchester Memorial SUNDAY a.m., (Communion Service and Confirmation, Hartford, and Patricia Lee through 12; 10:45 a.m., Infant-Toddler through Federation Room, the Rev. Mr. Curtis, leader; Saturday Mass at 5:15 p.m, ; Sunday Masses at Ck)lumbia-Presbyterian Medi­ Diagnostic ultra-sound avoids Hospital is investigating TODAY’S THOUGHT Nursery, Church School for Kindergarten, 10 a.m.. Worship Service and Holy Communion, 7:30, 9:30 and 10:45 a.m. Meditation: “Confirmation is Lay Ordination” ; cal Center in New York City, the hazards of radiation leasing or purchasing a Fogg, Coventry, May 10. 8 A.M. to 9 P.M. Grades 7 through 12; 7:30 p.m.. Youth Sanctuary, the Rev. Mr. Curtis preaching; 11:15 Noon, Variety Show meeting in Nursery, United showed slides and explained the through X-ray, said Dr. Green. diagnostic ultra-sound CRYSTAL LAKE COMMUNITY UNITED Fellowship meeting in youth lounge, Arthur a.m.. Coffee Shoppe and Cracker Barrel Sharing Methodist Student Day meeting in Sanctuary. function and bene/its of The instrument is ineffective machine, said Dr. Herbert Wait, pilgrim, wait Me t h o d is t c h u r c h , Eiungton. Snyder, hospital radiologist. It Kitonga from Nairobi, Kenya, will speak and Time, Woodruff Hall, 11:15 a.m., Nominating UNION CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, diagnosis by ultra-sound. with bone or the lungs and un­ Cleanse thou thy sight. committee. Library ; 11:15 to noon. Grade 9 Con­ Morning worship at Crystal Lake Community would cost approximately $50,- show slides of his work in the deprived area of Rockville. Rev. Paul J. Bowman, minister; Rev. A small transistor instru­ predictable for the bowel area. Prepare thine ear. firmation Class, Federation. Room; 7:30 p.m. United MethodistiChurch will be at 11 beginning 000 at this time. Nairobi, Methrae Valley. Coffee hour im­ David B. Eusden, associate minister. ment, attached to a moveable Bone is not a conductor of Ring of Fire To see Him in His light. FOR ALL YOUR mediately following. Grade 7 Confirmation Class. Sunday. Sunday School will also be at 11. Anyone arm similar to that used by a About two-thirds of the more The following of His melody to hear. wishing to join the coffee hour is invited to do so 9:15 a.m.. Confirmation Class, Adult Bible Study Class; 10:30 a.m.. Church School, Infants dentist, is moved, or “scanned” than 600 active volcanoes in the His feet are on the road: at 10:15 a.m. world encircle the Pacific through Grade 8; 10:45 a.m.. Morning Worship, over the area to be examined. Stay at home. MEDICINAL NEEDS Ocean. The “Ring of Fire” in­ ROCKVILLE UNITED METHODIST service of Holy Communion, reception of new Dr. Green said a beam of high MANCHESTER He shall appoint a meeting when He com­ Rally Slated Friday cludes Japan’s Mt. Fuji, Mauna CHURCH, 142 Grove St., Rockville. Rev. John members. Communion Meditation: “Blame the freguency sound penetrates the es. Loa and Kilauea on Hawaii, (Evelyn Underhill) W. Mortimer, pastor. Flame” ; 11:45 a.m.. Coffee Hour in the Social area being examined and is HOSPITAL NOTES VITAMIN HUDQUARTERS Popocatepetl in Mexico, Mount Submitted by Leona Eldridge With Rev. Wilkerson 9:30 a.m.. Church School, Nursery through Room and the Annex, Parent’s Day; 1 p.m.. bounced back and translated in The Rev. David Wilkerson, Agung in Bali, and Mount Church Women United adults; 10:45 a..m.. Worship Service, Nursery Junior Pilgrim Fellowship will meet at the Erebus in Antarctica. founder of Teen Challenge through Grade 3. church for yard cleaning and raking. Discharged Thursday: Leslie Garden Apts., Vernon; Ronald ministries and author of the Knox, 140 Woodside St.; Ruth Gerlach, N. River Rd.; Heidi FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH OF BOLTON CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, bestseller “The Cross and the Chambers, 41 White St.; Ruth Marcoux, 1','3 Bush Hill Rd;, VERNON, Rev. John A. Lacy, minister; Rev. Bolton Center Rd. Rev. J. Stanton Conover, Switchblade,’’ will speak Brewer, East Hartford; Mary Brenda Moura, East Hartford; Edwin W. Bartholomew, assistant minister. minister. Friday at a rally at 7:30 p.m. in Palazzi, 71A Bluefleld Dr.; Paul LePine, 15 Pine Tree NATURES ORIGINALS Penny L«u.,on ^ 10 a.m.. Morning Worship, 9:55 a.m.. Church 10:15 a.m.. Church School and Nursery; 10:30 WORRIED ABOUT Clarke Arena of Manchester Samuel Lavitt, Old Town Rd., Lane, South Windsor; .Ismael School. a.m., Worship Service, Communion theme: /ABO UT EAST STREET, ANDOVER • 649-3353 High School. Vernon; Herbert Blevins, 42 Redo, 30 Liberty St.; Marcia ‘"The Power Of A Look” ; 7:30 p.m.. Pilgrim YOUR WEIGHT? Open Dally 1 to 7 P.M. (Closed Mondays) The former rock singer AVERY ST. CHRISTIAN REFORMED TOWN Courtland St.; Gail Maltempo, Palizza, 244 Autumn St. I Stop worrying and learn about the one technlquel Dallas Holm will also be Fellowship. DIRECTIONS: From Manchsster, take Rt. 85, first left after Gay City, Ch u r c h , 661 Avery St., South Windsor. Rev. 5 Parker St.; Michael Dzamba, Also, Loran Peck, 117 that enables you to slim down to exactly the weight! right at the slop sign, 4th house on the left. featured at this trans- Peter Mans, minister. FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, R t. 31, Coventry; John Prospect St., Rockville; you desire, and stay that way permanently. It’s the! denominational rally, which is 8:30 a.m., “Back to God” hour radio broad­ UNITED CHURCH OF CHRIST, Coventry. Coulombe, East Hartford. Matthew Helin, 17 Huntington one way that works because you make it work easily “fl’s Pleaiant To Pick Out A Plant In Home Surroundingt. open to the public. There will be ’The Rev. Felix Davis, pastor I cast, WTIC (1080); 9:45 a.m., Sunday School and Rev. Bruce J. Johnson, minister. of Second Congregational Also, Roxanne Delton, St.; John Kregelstein, East and effortlessly, without starving yourself, without no admission charge. Adult Bible Study; 11 a.m.. Worship Service; 7 MARK IV PICTURES INCORPORATED Hartford; Michael Dufreshe, 9:30 a.m.. Church School, Confirmation Class, Church, will lead a devotional Warehouse Point; , Donna strenuous exercises, without medication or annoying | Sign Up For Group Classes In Expecting an overflow p.m.. Evening Service. Nursery care for small Afjult Bible Gass; 11 a.m.. Worship Service, PRESENTS Koumbis, Merrow Rd., Coven­ East Hartford; Helen Newman, OVER 200 VARIETIES OF crowd, arrangements have program Monday at 1:30 p.m. in I side effects of any kind. MACRAME or PAINTING children provided. Communion Service, “Lonely Listeners,” coffee Cronin Hall of Mayfair try; Mary Angeli, 29D Vernon 118 Jan Dr., Hebron. HOUSE PLANTS! been made to provide seating hour immediately following worship. Also; VIoistt In BsmUtuI Colorad Sind, Miersms WITH COLORED SAND for about 700 persons in the VERNON UNITED METHODIST AThief in the Night Gardens. All Mayfair residents FREE Introductory Mooting Hingtrs, CjctI, and Hanging Planli of Alt Typatl ... and there will be no place to hide! school cafeteria. Rev. David Wilkerson CHURCH, Rt. 30. Rev. Frances Schwartz, Rev. are invited. The Rev. Kenneth L. Gustaf­ James Schwartz, pastors. FIANO’S MOTOR INN ------ROLLING ACRES ENGLISH RIGING PRCGRAM major cities around the world. 9:15 a.m.. Worship Hour and Church School. ★ ★ ★ ★ Starring PATTY DUNNING ★ ★ ★ ★ Jehovah’s Witnesses will son, pastor of Calvary Church, Along with this ministry to RUMMAGE AND TAG PS While Dad and the chlldran take time to look at the horaea, Mom can have Guest Speaker Screenplay JIM GRANT • Executive Producer RUSSHL S. DOUGHTEN jR. have a service meeting tonight 100 East Center St. and the Rev. Jack Mackey of ghetto youth, he travels exten­ TRINITY LUTHERAN CHURCH, fun browsing In naturae originale. Church of Christ Produced and Directed by DONALD W. THOMPSON at 7:30 at Kingdom Hall. Arthur Kitonga of Nairobi, Hartford are co-chairmen of sively conducting Youth Meadowlark Rd. & Rt. 30, Vernon. Rev. Donald SALE Manchester, Conn. the local crusade committee for McClean, astor. To Hear Laymen A MARK IV PICTURES INCORPORATED PRODUCTION • IN FULL COLOR — 4 •Pony Claosos , Kenya, will be guest speaker Crusades as a preventive The Sisterhood of Temple SponMTtd by Tempi* Beth Oholom the rally, which is being spon­ 8 and 10:30 a.m.. Worship Service; 9:15 a.m., •Group Clauses Sunday at the 7:30 p.m. service ministry, seeking to reach George Caruthers of 51 Highland Dr., South Beth Sholom will conduct a ^ 2 or 1 Hour) at South United Methodist sored by the David Wilkerson young people before they Sunday School and Bible Study; 5:15 p.m., ’Trini­ At TEMPLE BETH SHOLOM Wed., May 7th at 8 P.M. •Mother’s Classes Youth Crusades, Inc., of Dallas, Windsor, a deacon of the Church of Christ, will TRINITY COVENANT CHURCH rummage sale Monday from 11 Corner of Perker and East Middle Tpke. Church. experiment with narcotics and ty Radio Vespers, station WINF. preach Sunday at the 10 a.m. Krvice at the 302 Hackmatack Street, Mancheeter, Conn. a.m, to 5:30 p.m. and Tuesday The Alpha Route to Permanent Kitonga will show slides of Tex. alcohol. His ministry also MON, MAY S - 11 A.M. - S:30 P.M. ST, MAURICE’S CHURCH, Bolton. Rev. church, Lydall and Vernon Sts. (1 Block South of 1-84) from 9 a.m. to noon at the tem­ I^m|!prlvate * “ »*•* Methrae Valley, the deprived Teen Challenge, which the relates to family life with par­ TUES., MAY 6 - 9 A.M. - NOON Weight Control Robert W. Ci-onln, pastor. At the 6 p.m. service, Donald Summers of 121 SUNDAY, MAY 4,1975 7 P.M. ple, E. Middle Tpke. New Sponsored by the Personal Dsivetopment Institute, Inc. area of Nairobi, where he Rev. Mr. Wilkerson founded, is ticular concern for the aliena­ Fabrics, Lining, Clothing, Household Goods Why ISot Enjoy Being Physically Fit Saturday Masses at 5 and. 7:30 p.m.; Sunday Mountain Rd., another deacon of the church, will Free-will Offering fabrics and lining will be East Htitford, Conn. started a church last an organization reaching ad­ tion of young people from their dicts and troubled youth in Masses at 7:30, 9:15 and 11 a.m. speak. featured. There also will be November. parents. clothing and hosehold items.

. 4 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Sat., May 3, 1975 - PAGE NINE PAGE EIGHT - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester.‘’Conn.. Sat., May 3,1975 Surprising Rangers Major League Boxscores T h e Master Derby Given Shot at Upset Strong Down Stretch NATIONAL LEAGUE AMERICAN LEAGUE Su Dicco Lot Angdet Oakland Chicago Herald Angle ab r h bl ab r h bi ab r h bi ab r h bi Tolan U 3 0 0 0 Lopes cf 3 010 North cf 5121 Bradford rf 5 110 NEW YORK (UPI) - The load the bases. Baltimore its fifth straight loss. Huote 3b 3 0 0 0 U (7 2b 312 0 Campnra as 7 12 0 Kelly rf i 0 0 0 FolloMng Late Weather Forecast Gnibb cf 4 0 2 0 Wynn If 3 0 0 0 Jackson rf 512 0 Dent u 5 010 By Earl Yost Reliever Mickey Scott then baseball “gospel” according Athletics 4, White Sox 3 Winfield rf tO lO G anreylb 4122 Rudl lb 4 0 3 2 Hendem cf 4 01 0 Sports Editor to Billy Martin teaches us walked Joe Lovitto to force in And speaking of late inning McCovey lb 4 0 0 0 Oawford rf 4 110 Alezandr pr 0 0 0 0 DJobmon dh 5 0 0 0 that a good ball club is one one run and Roy Smalley’s Hundley c 3 010 Cey 3b 3 0 2 1 Holt lb 10 0 0 Nyman pr 0 0 0 0 Dude is 20‘1, while Bio I Farm ’s rallies and losing streaks... Bill Puentes 2b 3 0 0 0 Yeager c 3 0 00 BWilllms db 4 0 0 1 Melton » 3110 LOUISVILLE, Ky. (UPI) Farm’s Master Derby has while Jacinto Vasquez will be races in New York. The horses most likely hurt that piays toughest in the sacrifice fly made it 3-2. A North singled home Claudell Hemandz ss 2 0 0 0 Auerbach ss 3 0 0 0 Bando 3b 8 010 Richard 3b 0 0 0 0 proven himself a good mud aboard Foolish Pleasure. When asked about the charge, by an off track would be Promised City is 22-1 and single by Jim Sundberg tied the L ^ le a r pta 1 0 10 Sutton p 4 010 CWahngtn If 8 1 4 0 Sharp pta 0 0 0 0 — A late change in the late innings. Further, in all Washington with the winning Tenace c 4 010 Stein po 10 0 0 runner and is given a better Cordero laughed and said, “It’s Diabolo and Avatar, ac­ HobeauFarm’s Round Stake 50- score and as losing Angels’ Torres ss 0 0 0 0 Pair of New Softball Sponsors weather forecast brought his mamagerial stops, Mar­ run in the 12th inning as the A’s Spillner p 10 0 0 Hopkins pr 0 0 0 0 May lb 3 010 1. MenotUAristone is on Bom­ Manager Dick Williams - • 1000 Haney c 1 0 0 0 Hairston If 5 0 0 0 good news for local favorite chance of upsetting 2-1 favorite. The Darby Dan entry of too stupid. No one who’s seen customed to the concrete-hard handed the White Sox their fifth Scott I Assuming the sponsorship of Groman’s Sports Shop en­ Foolish Pleasure, on an off me can believe that. My record racing strips of California. bay Duck, while David Whited tin has made a career of lamented: “I think this is the Frisella p 0000 HWshngtnpr 0 0 0 0 Orta 2b Sill Master Derby, but bad news Prince Thou Art and Sylvan straight defeat. Washington K ( ^ U ph 1000 Fosse c 0 0 0 0 Downing c 4 011 try in the Silk City Softball League this season will be track. Place is the second choice at 5- speaks for itself. I ride to win Diabolo, listed at 6-1 and is on Promised City and Mike preaching the value of toughest loss I’ve ever Foster p 0000 Gamer 2b 3 010 Wood p 0 0 0 0 to the more than 100,000 peo­ singl^ to open the A’s 12th and Bogner Meats. The club copped championship laurels last Master Derby is a 5-1 choice 2, but found itself in the midst and have got into trouble for ridden by Laffit Pincay, is com­ Hole on Round Stake. playing “opportunistic” experienced.” Touts 30 0 3 0 Touts 32 3 0 3 Mangual ph 1 0 0 0 Forster p 0 0 0 0 ple expected to attend moved to second and scoring San Diego 000 000000-0 Kubiak2b 1000 sehson and has been a power since slow-pitch softball after Friday’s wagering and the of a controversy surrounding trying too hard.” ing off a record-setting perfor­ basebali. Steve Hargan, pestered most­ position on a fielder’s choice. Los Angeles 00021000X-3 Blue p 0 0 0 0 today’s 101st Kentucky Der­ Bold Chapeau, owned by Fred El-Hemandea, Spillner, Foster. DP-Lot Fingers p 0 0 0 0 became a big sport in town...Dorn’s Boys are no more in odds may shorten considerably Sylvan Place’s jockey, Angel Darby Dan trainer Lou Ron- mance in the California Derby All of which must make the ly by three hits, three stolen Vida Blue, trying for his sixth at Golden Gate. Wyble, Anthony Leggio and T. bases and an RBI single from Angeles. LOB-San Diego 3, Los Angeles LindbUd p 0 0 0 0 softball play but will campaign under the banner of by- if there’s an off track at post Cordero, who was accused dinello said Cordero would still Texas Rangers pretty good dis­ win, worked 10 innings and 10. ToUls 46 4 16 4 ToUls 41 3 7 2 I. Isbell, will be ridden by Joe OakUnd 260010000001-4 Moriarty Bros, in the Candlelight League with Mike Zotta time. But Foolish Pleasure is Thursday by trainer John ride Sylvan Place in the Derby. Avatar will be ridden by ciples. the Angels’ Mickey RiVers, allowed no earned runs, but the HR4Iarvey (2). SB-Winfield 2, Lopes. three-time Kentucky Derby Alleman and is listed at 40-1. went the distance for the win. S-Yeager. Chicago (00010000000-3 the player-coach. The latter is director of athletics at The forecast for the still the horse to beat for the Cotter of being a participant in He said, “These are just Martin’s Rangers reeled off victory went to reliever Rollie ip h r er bb so E-Campaneris, North, Downing. DP- Louisville area called for a 30 $209,600 winner’s share, of the fixed races. Cotter was allegations and until they are winner Willie Shoemaker and is their sixth straight victory "To win a game like this is Spil 5 7 3 2 2 1 Oakland 1. LOBOakUnd 18, Chicago 11. Fingers. 2B-Rudi, Washington, Dawning, Melton. Rham High...Men’s singles tournament will occupy the 11- 1 . just great for this ball club,” Foster 1 0 0 0 1 1 per cent chance of rain Friday $262,100 purse in the 11/4-mile testifying under oath at a proven the truth we’ll have to The mutual betting field con­ Friday night, taking advantage Brewers 4, Yankees 2 9 3 0 0 2 9 SB-OrU, C. Washington. Alexander, spotlight at Uie Manchester Racquet Club this weekend (UPI photo) said Sundberg. “After all sorts Sutton W 3-1 night, increasing to 70 per cent classic after winning 10 of his 11 hearing of the New York State accept them as such sists of Pedro Diaz’ Gatch, of two ninth-inning wild pitches Mike Hegan and Don Money Hopkins, Jackson. S-Dent, Tenace, Dow­ with Tom Rodden seeded No. 1. He’s a member of the lloutlon Stn Frtneitro ning, Kubiak. SF-B. WillUwns. today. However, the forecast races. Racing and Wagering Board, (allegations).” Elmendorf’s Media is 21-1 Clarence Benjamin’s Fashion to erase a 3-0 deficit and hand of trouble early this season, belted solo homers and Billy faculty at Manchester High...Baseball attendance in the Ump Bruce Froemming Accidentally Decked ab r h bi ab r h bi ip h r er bb so also called the chances for In addition to taking the seeking renewal of his trainer's Prince Thoii Art, who will be with Jean Cruguet aboard and Sale and John W. Mecom’s the California Angels a heart­ things are finally going our Champion tamed the Yankees Metzger ss 3 12 0 Joshua cf 4 111 Blue 10 7 3 0 5 8 American Leape is up 10 per cent over a year ago...The showers at posttime (5:38 p.m. longest winning streak (five) license which had previously ridden by Braulio ^ e z a , is con­ Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Roberts’ Rushing Man at 20-1. Gatch will Dodger Steve Yeager and Padre John Grubb Come to Aid breaking 4-3 defeat. way.” on six hits in upping his record Caben If 4 0 0 0 Thomas 2b 3 14 1 Fingers W 1-2 11-3 0 0 0 2 0 Elsewhere in the American Cedeno cf 4 0 11 Murcer rf 3 10 0 Lindblad 2-3 0 0 0 0 0 top qualifying score in the Men’s 10-Pin Town Bowling EDT) “slight.” into the race. Master Derby been denied by the Board, when sidered the stronger part of the Honey Mark, who also favors be ridden by Julio Espinoza, “A good ball club is tough to 4-1. Hegan’s homer broke up Watson lb 4 12 0 Matthews If 4 0 0 0 Wood 7 11 3 2 3 3 Tournament, scratch division, the past two years was 791. Fifteen horses are expected won last week’s Blue Grass he alleged Cordero and other entry with his late drive the mud, is 17-1 with Eddie Fashion Sale by William from the seventh inning on,” League Friday, Minnesota a 2-2 tie in the fourth, while Johnson c 3 10 0 Goodson lb 4 12 2 Forster L 1-1 5 5 112 4 Gavidia and Rushing Man by stopped K ansas City, 4-1, DoRader 3b 4 0 10 Speier ss 2 010 Leo Nelson turned the trick a year ago and Burt Stratton to run in the $125,000 added Stakes in a quagmire. He will unnamed jockeys had held back thought well suited for the Der­ Delahoussaye aboard. said Martin, perhaps reflecting, Money gave the Brewers an in­ Cruz rf 4 113 OnUveros 3b 4 0 11 Cleveland nipped Baltimore, 4- Kansas City .Minnesota matched' the total last weekend...Stock car racing tonight classic, but Golden Chance be ridden by Darrel McHargue, favorites in exacta and triple by route. Roland Aristone’s Bombay James McKnight. too, on his (lays with the cham­ surance run with a solo shot Andrews 2b 3 0 0 0 DaRader c 4 110 ab r h bi ab r h bi pionship Yankee teams of the 3, Oakland shaded the Chicago leading off the fifth. The win Boswell ph 1 0 0 0 Caldwell p 2 0 0 0 Patek ss 5 0 11 CUrew 2b 4 0 2 0 lists shows at Stafford Speedway, Riverside Park and Dodgers Run Skein White Sox, 4-3, in 12 innings, Milbum 2b 0 0 0 0 Moffitt p 0 0 0 0 OUs cf 4 0 0 0 Ferrer ss 3 0 0 0 Plainville Stadium. Feature events at Riverside and Plain- 1950s. “Another club can be enabled Milwaukee to move Konieezny p 2 0 1 0 Thomssn ph 10 0 0 McRae if 4 0 2 0 Brye rf 3 10 0 beating you for six innings, but Milwaukee downed the New into undisputed first place Griffin p 10 0 0 Killebrew dh2 0 0 0 Darwin dh 4 010 ville will be 100-lappers with 30 laps the distance at Staf­ York Yankees, 4-2, and Detroit Scherman p 0 0 00 Cowens pr 0 0 0 0 Braun if 4 011 Ali Gains for some reason the good ball ahead of idle Detroit in the AL Gross ph 10 0 0 Mayberry lb 2 0 0 0 Soderhlm 3b 3 2 2 0 ford. Unknown To Eight Straight clubs get tough then and win at Boston was rained out. East. ' York p 0 0 0 0 Brett 3b 4 0 0 0 Kusick lb 4 110 them in the last three innings.” Indians 4, Orioles 3 ToUls 34 4 8 4 ToUls 33 3 10 3 Pinson rf 3 12 0 Borgmann c 4 0 2 1 SPORTS Twins 4, Royals 1 One out when winning run scored Wohiford rf 1 0 0 0 Fold cf 3 012 Notes Off the Cuff LouisvilleS Leading n y r Reliever Frank Tanana, the Obviously, the Orioler relief Danny Ford singled home a Houston 100000003-4 White 2b 2 0 0 0 GolU p 0 0 0 0 BRIEFS San Francisco 001000 001—3 /j NEW YORK (UPI - Don Sutton got some batting sup­ hitter and John Milner fourth Angel pitcher of the in­ pitchers haven’t been paying pair of runs and the Twins, SoUiU ph 0 0 0 0 Camphell p 0 0 0 0 Before leaving for his summer lodges at Pocomoonshine much heed to Billy Martin’s E-Andrews 2, York. DP-Houston 1, San Scott 2b 1 0 0 0 Burgmeler p 0 0 0 0 Sutton is still casting a hyp­ port from Steve Garvey, who collected three hits to pace the ning, uncorked a wild pitch in idled for six days of rainouts Francisco 1. LOB-Houston 3, San Martinez c 3 0 0 0 Lake in Alexander, Maine, Gene Moriarty reported it took Spotlight ^ homered in the fourth and Mets to victory over the Expos. the ninth that enabled Joe “late inning” theory. Reliever and open dates, broke loose for Francisco 8. Busby p 0 0 0 0 In LPGA notic spell over those 2B-Da.Rader, Thomas, Goodson. HR- ToUls 31 1 5 1 ToUU 32 4 10 4 him one hour and 15 minutes to bring in a 145-pound tarpon Lovitto to race home with the Bob Reynolds gave up a single Teams Pulls Out National League batters. stroked a run-scoring single in Koosman also contributed a 10 hits against Royals’ ace Cruz (3). SB-Metzger, Ontiveros. S- Kansas City 000 010000-1 off the Florida coast...Manchester Chapter of Baseball winning run. Jeff Burroughs to Rico Carty that scored Caidwell. MinnesoU (QO110 OOx— 4 3 the fifth, and his pitching run-scoring single to aid his righthander Steve Busby (3-2). LOUISVILLE, Ky. (UPI) - The 30-year:old right-hander, ip h r er bb so E-Ferrer. DP-Kansas City I. MinnesoU Umpires will meet Monday night at 7 o’clock at the Nathan HOUSTON (UPI) — The World Team Tennis Houston masterpiece was witnessed by own effort while Milner drove started the Texas rally by Charlie Spikes with the Indians’ Rod Carew, Eric Soderholm When Muhammad Ali hits BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (UPI) who has been virtually un­ Konieezny 1. LOB-Kansas (iity 9, MinnesoU 7. Hale School...Yale Bowl will be the site of a NFL pre­ EZ Riders have pulled out of the two-year-old league and a Ball Night crowd of 53,701— in one run with a double as the striking out but reaching first winning run in the eighth inning and Glenn Borgmann each had Griffin 2B-Soderholm. S-Ferrer. town, it’s iike the Marines have — Maria Astrologes, shooting beatable since consulting a hyp­ Scherman ip h r er bb so season exhibition game between the New England Patriots may not return next year, the owner said Friday. largest in the National League Mets tagged Dave McNally on Bili Singer’s wild pitch. Mike as the Orioles blew a 3-2 lead. two hits for Minnesota, while landed. the best opening round of her notist early last season, tossed Carty also had a solo homer in York L 0-1 Busby L 3-2 8 10 4 4 2 6 and the New York Jets on Sept 14. The Jets will be the E.Z. Jones, president of the Riders, said they could not this season. with his second loss in five Hargrove followed with a dou­ Dave Goltz, with help from two Caldwell GolU W 1-2 8 4 1 1 4 3 The heavyweight champion career, fired a six-under-par 66 a five-hitter Friday night and the second in helping to deal Moffitt W 30 1 qieet th league requirement that a certain amount of “It’s a big psychological lift decisions.' ble and Roy Howell walked to relievers, got the victory. Campbell 1 1-3 1 0 0 2 1 ‘home’ team. The Jets will also meet the crosstown New burst upon the scene in his to take the first-round lead in notched his second shutout of B ur^eier 12-3 0 0 0 0 1 to put together the win streak ^ Cardinals 5, Cubs 1 Pillsburgh Philidelphia York Giants Aug. 24. Tickets for both games are now on native city Friday, and'his the $40,000 Birmingham Classic money be put up for operating expenses in advance. the year in pitching the Los ab r h bi ab r h bi we have considering our in­ Bob Forsch tossed a three- California Texas sale a $7.50 a copy...At last count, 193 referees had applied presence ali but upstaged the golf tournament Friday. Jones said the Riders had sold more season tickets than Angeles Dodgers to a 3-0 vic­ Stennett 2b 512 1 Cash 2b 5 2 3 0 ab r h bl ab r h bi juries,” said Garvey, referring hitter and Bake McBride and Hebner 3b 4 121 Bowa ss 5 3 2 0 Nettles cf 5 12 1 Tovar dh 3010 Kentucky Derby, at ieast for Miss Astrologes, 23, sank any other team and probably would have been the No. 2 tory over the San Diego Padres Time Trials Next Week Oliver cf 4 0 0 1 Montanez lb 4 2 3 1 to the NBA for tryouts. The New York camp will be held to the mishaps that have Ken Reitz homered as the Car­ Rivers U 5 0 3 1 Davis cf 4010 the moment. eight birdies and had two team in attendance if they made the season. for their eighth straight SCORE Stargell lb 4 0 0 0 Luzinski if 5 0 0 1 Harper dh 2 0 0 1 Randle 2b 2 0 0 0 May 29-June 1 at Columbia University with Supervisor of sidelined relief pitcher Mike dinals routed the Cubs. Bill Zisk If 4 0 0 0 Johnstone rf 3 0 1 2 Ali was on hand for a bogeys in the first 18 holes of triumpbr—^ Bochte lb 4 0 0 0 CUrdenas 2b 0 0 0 0 Officials John Nucatola in charge...Sometimes a coaching Marshall, outfielder Bill Madlock had two of the three BOARD Parker rf 4 2 2 1 Taylor pr 10 11 Chalk 3b 4 0 0 0 Burroghs rf 4 1 0 0 ceremony marking the official the 54-hole Ladies Professional It was Suttonjs 18th victory in Sanguillen c 3 0 0.0 Scnueler p 10 0 0 Lahoud rf 3 0 0 0 Hargrove lb 4 1 1 0 change works wonders. For example. Bob Cousy couldn’t Buckner, infielder Bill Russell, hits off Forsch and also scored IndianapolisT rack Taveras ss 2 0 10 McGraw p 0 0 0 0 opening of the Muhammad Aii Golf Association tournament Bart to Get Injection his lust 20 regular season Rodriguez c 4 11 0 Howell 3b 3 0 0 0 get the Kansas City-Omaha Kings qjotivated and quit. Phil outfielder Jim Wynn and the only rup on an error by Ed Popovich ss 110 1 Schmidt 3b 3 113 Doyle 2b 4 0 10 Harrah pr 010 0 School of Boxing at Russell and was only one stroke ahead decisions, his fifth triumph in National League Standings Kison p 0 0 0 0 Boone c 3 0 10 Smith ss 4 12 0 LovitU if 3 111 Johnson, in his first full season, managed to win the NBA of the LPGA opening-round CHICAGO (UPI) — Pitcher Bart Johnson of the Chicago catcher Steve Yeager for Brinkman. East Demery p 0 0 0 0 Anderson cf 3 0 0 0 Singer; p 0 0 0 0 Smalley ss 3 0 0 1 Junior High School in the city’s six decisions this year and his . several games each. Marshall, 1 pet. g.b. Open for Practice Krkptrck ph 1 0 1 0 Twitchell.p 3 110 Scott m 0 0 0 0 Sundberg c 4 0 11 Coach-of-the-Year Award...A jockey receives 10 per cent record of 65. White Sox will receive aninjection of enzyme material Phillies 9, Pirates 5 8 .722 - west end, where he grew up. 38th career shutout which puts Chicago McDowell p 1 0 0 0 Hahn cf 10 0 0 Lange p 0 0 0 0 Hargan p 0 0 0 0 of a horse owner’s purse. A top-flight jockey may ride in as Jane Bialock, the tournament next week to relieve his aching back, the Sox announced Buckner and Russell are still Mike Schmidt’s three-run New York 8 .336 2Vi Robertsn pn 10 0 0 A gaiaxy of other big names him third on the all-time 8 .529 3 Tanana p 0 0 0 0 out of action. homer capped a four-run first Pittsburgh Ellis pr 0 0 0 0 ToUls \ 38 3 9 3 ToUls 30 4 8 3 many as nine races a day. The top jockeys make anywhere was on hand, including singer defending champion, was se­ Friday. Dodger list behind Don Philadelphia 10 .474 4 “I don’t think it’s a fluke,” inning that sparked the Phillies INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. (UPI) - The Indianapolis Motor Totals 34 5 8 5 Totals 37 9 13 8 One out when winning mn scored from $100,000 to $400,000 a year...Soccer tonight finds the Andy Williams, pro footbail cond at five-under-par 67. Johnson has missed all of the current season due to a Drysdale' (49) and Sandy St. Louis 10 .444 4Vii Pittsburgh 000 010 121— 5 California 000 (EO 001— 3 Jo Ann Washam was third at added Garvey. “It’s just good to victory over the Pirates. Montreal 12 .294 6tk Speedway threw open its doors for practice this afternoon, Philadelphia 410»100z-9 Texas i 000 000(104-4 Hartford Bicentennials facing Boston at Dillon Stadium in star George Bianda, Kentucky back ailment and has been hospitalized recently for treat­ Koufax (40). E-Stennett, Hebner, Taveras. DP- 68, Sandra Post and Donna team play.” Schmidt’s homer, his third of West and a flurry of activity was expected between now and E-Howell. (ijOB-Califomla8, Texas 8. Hartford and hoping for more fans than the Yankees drew Colonels’ star Artis Giimore ment. Sutton struck out nine to raise w. I. pet. g.b. Pittsburgh 2, Philadelphia 1. LOB- 2B-Hargrove. SB-Rivers 3. S-Randle. In other NL games, Atlanta the year, came after errors by Pitlsburgh 6, Philadelphia 8. and Eliie Brown, board chair­ Young tied for fourth at 69 with his National League-leading Los Angeles 16 8 .667 - next weekend’s first round of time trials for the 500-mile SF-Harper, Smalley. earlier in the week, a reported 1,200. “He hasn’t responded as wll as we’d like to traction,” edged Cincinnati, 6-5, New second baseman Rennie AtlanU 13 12 .320 ZVi 2B-Twiichell, Montanez. 3B-Bowa, Par­ ■ Ip h r er bb so man of the Coioneis basketbaii five other piayers at 70 and 10 figure to 52 and did not allow a race on May 25. ker, Hebner. HR-Schmidt (3), Parker (2). Dr. William Meltzer said. “We are planning to inject the York blanked Montreal, 3-0, St. Stennett anci third baseman Cincinnati 12 12 .560 4 Singer L 2-3 8 4 4 4 4 2, End of the Line club. others at 71 on the par 72 5,741- runner to reach third base until San Francisco 11 11 .500 4 Rain threatened to disrupt the early favorite for this er bb so Scott 1-3 1 0 0 0 0 enzyme material to dissolve the disc material. If Louis downed Chicago, 5-1, Kison L 2-1 4 3 1 But the spotlight was on Ali, yard Green Valley Country the seventh inning. Rich Hebner had allowed one ^ n Diego 11 12 .478 4V4 today’s first practice session, year’s classic. He’s out after a Lange 0 0 0 0 1 0 Three Moquins, George Sr. and his son, George, and the successful, as we expect, he will be able to start working Philadelphia defeated run to score. Dave Parker had a Houston 9 17 .346 8 Demery Tanana 0 0 0 0 0 0 as it aiways seems to be. Club course. “I was proud to beat Sn Diego although forecasts called for record fourth Indianapolis McDowell Hargan W 2-1 9 9 3 2 2 7 latter’s cousin, Bruce Moquin, all qualified for the 10-pin Pittsburgh, 9-5, and San Fran­ Friday's Results The world boxing king dis­ Miss Astrologes, who birdied out in about a month. The prognosis is good.” after they humiliated me down homer for Pittsburgh. clearing.conditions later in the “5(K)” crown and comes here in Twitchell W 2-3 Singer pitched to 4 batters in 9th, town tourneys at the Parkade Lanes. Young George cisco beat Houston, 5-4. AtlanU 9 Cincinnati 5, night Schueler Lange pitched to 1 batter In 9tb; Tanana M Giants 5, Astros 4 closed at the ceremony that he holes 3,4,6,10,11,13,17 and 18, there,” said Sutton, referring to Philadelphia 9 Pittsburgh 5, night day. the wake of his California “ 500” McGraw pitebeo to 0 batters in 9th. Moquin gain^ the scratch division with Bruce and George Braves 6, Reds 5 Derrel Thomas’s fourth hit of New York 3 Montreal 0, night plans to box another attributed her start to “good a 7-1 beating he suffered at San The 2 1/2-mile oval was victory in March. Chicago St. Louis Sr. in the men’s handicap group which rolls Sunday Larveil Blanks hit a two-run the game, a bouncing single to St. Louis 5 (3iicago 1, night New York Milwaukee Louisvillian from the west end, steady playing and the best hit­ Colts Obtain Sims Diego last week for his only loss Los Angeles 3 San Diego 0, night pronounced fit by Speedway Other ex-Indianapolis kings in ab r b bi ab r b bi ab r h bl ab r h bi homer in the ninth to give the Kessinger sa 3 0 0 0 McBride cf 4 12 1 afternoon...Pete Ostashen, Cheney Tech pitcher, rates a Jimmy Eillis, in an exhibition ting I’ve done in a long time. of Sie season. “The toughest left, scor^ Von Joshua with the San Francisco 5 Houston 4, night Superintendent Clarence Cagle, the field included brothers Bob White 11 3 010 Money 3b 4 2 3 1 BALTIMORE (UPI) — The Baltimore Colts obtained Braves their, victory over the winning run with one out in the Caixlenal If 2 0 0 0 Sizemore 2b 4 0 0 0 Maddox cf 3 0 12 Yount ss 3 0 10 medal for hig.pitching efforts this week. He hurled the full fight here in the near future. “It’s hard to get you’re hit­ ! men I fhced were Willie Saturday's Probable Pilchers but as a precaution, the and A1 Unser, Mario Andretti Summers If 2 0 0 0 Smith rf 3 10 0 Bonds rf 3 0 0 0 Lezeano rf 3 0 0 1 Reds. Earl Williams and (AH Times EDT) game against Coventry High, losing 20-0. He gave up 19 Aii also said he intends to do ting and putting together, but I defensive back Jim Sims from the New York Giants in McCovey and Dave Winfield. n of the ninth inning and traditional speed limit was in and defending champ Johnny Madlock 3b 4 12 0 Simmons c 3 0 2 1 Chamblss 10 3 0 0 0 Scott lb 3 0 11 Clarence Gaston also homered Montreal (Fryman 2-0) at New York Monday cf 2 0 10 Fairly If 2 110 Munson c 3 0 2 0 Aaron db 4 0 0 0 base hits but nine costly misplays aided the Patriot three or four weeks of training feel that I did it today,” she exchange for reserve tight end Larry Chtistoff. You have to get them out to the Giants a victory over (Webb DO), 2:15 p.m. effect as the circuit opened. Rutherford. Morales rf 4 0 0 0 Melendez If 10 10 for Atlanta, with Gary Gentry S Herrmnn dh 4 0 0 0 Porter c3 0 0 0 scoring...Former UConn basketball standout Vin here before his next title fight. said. Sims, a 6-foot, 190-pounder from USC, was drafted by the beat this ciub. the Astros. Joshua walked and Houston (Roberts 2-2) at San Chief track steward Tom Bin- About half the cars entered LaCock lb 4 0 0 0 Hemandz lb 4 1 1 1 Nettles 3b 3 110 Hegan if 3 111 getting the triumph in relief. Francisco (D’Acquisto 2-1), 4;06 p.m. Trillo 2b 3 0 0 0 ReiU 3b 4 13 2 Mason ss 2 0 0 0 Thomas If 0 0 0 0 Several players said an 85- Giants in 1974, but played last season with the WFL “I feel it is an honor to be moved to third on a wild pickoff Pittsburgh (Ellis 1-2 and Rocker 2-0) ford said the initial speed limit already have drivers assigned Yokabaskas will be honored Friday night at the UConn Then, with typical clowning (Herald photo by Dunn) Swisher c 3 0 0 0 Brinkman ss 4 0 0 0 Williams ph 1 0 0 0 Garcia 2b 3 0 0 0 A Dave Concepcion had three hits flair, the champ got into the yard reduction in the length of Charlotte Hornets. Christoff, a 6-foot-4, 225-pound free within two shutouts of Koufax. I attempt by reliever Jim York. at Philadelphia (Twitchell 1-3 and of 180 miles per hour probably to them, and this year’s driver Reusch p 0 0 0 0 Forsch p 3 0 2 0 SUnley ss 0 0 0 0 Coluccio cf 3 110 Club’s annual dinner in Hamden. Yogi starred for three Underwood 2-2), 5:35 p.m. Harris pn 10 0 0 ring with a 16-year-oid locai the course since last year’s consider him the greatest for the Reds. Jose Cruz hit a three-run homer would be lifted later today. corps includes 10 rookies. AJohnson ph 1 0 0 0 CJuunpion p 0 0 0 0 seasons, 1950-52, at Storrs...National League Umpire Tom Sammy Lee Scans Scrapbook agent from Rutgers in 1973, played three preseason games Mets 3, Expos 0 AtlanU (R e^ 2-3) at Cincinnati Wilcox p 10 0 0 Alomar 2b 3 110 amateur prospect, Kevin tournament helped them card pitcher that ever lived.” for Houston to tie the score in' (Norman 1-1), 7 p.m. This year’s race has drawn 61 Binford served notice Friday Frailing p 0 0 0 0 Blombrg ph 10 0 0 Gorman, senior umpire in the National League, has been as a guard and then retired from football at the start of the Jerry Koosman tossed a four- Chicago (Bonham 1-1) at St. Louis Wooden, and sparred with the Of Olympic Games With Betsy Hunter lower opening round scores. In the top of the ninth. entries competing for the 33 that “cheaters” will be dealt Dunn pn 10 0 0 Medich p 0 0 0 0 through 82 managers and 10,112 players during his 23 full 1974 season. (Denny 2-1), 8 p.m. Locker p 0 0 0 0 ToUls 30 2 6 2 ToUls 29 4 7 4 youngster bare fisted. the 1974 Birmingham Classic, San Diego (McIntosh 3-1) at Los starting berths which go to the with severely. ToUls 30 1 3 0 ToUls 32 8 12 5 New York OtBOOOOOO-2 seasons of calling balls and strikes. He has ejected 35 The Ali School of Boxing will golfers were under par » « # # , * « ^ A U o n H Angeles (Messersmith 4-0), 10 p.m. fastest qualifiers. Already, by Binford and other Speedway Chicago 000100 OOO— 1 Milwaukee OtE 110 OOx— 4 St. Louis 130 010 OOx-5 DP-Milwaukee 2. LOB-New York 7, players and managers during that span...Have a nice be> at its tpmnnrarvtemporary Incatinnlocation on ...... first day while 19 on the first day while O MAJOR Sunday's Games Friday, 25 machines were officials reacted to published Montreal at New York E-Brinkman 2, Wilcox. DP-Chicago 2, Milwaukee 4. weekend. the grounds of the Russell finished under par Friday. Celtics’ Backs to Wall Pittsburgh at Philadelphia housed in Gasoline Alley and charges that at least one crew St. Louis I. LOBk^ticago 8, St. Louis 8. 2B-Younl, Scott. HR-Hegan (U, Mone LOUISVILLE, Ky. (UPI) — The early wagering for LEAGUE , „ 2B-Madlock, Forsch. 3B-Hernandez, school for about two years “The conditions today were AtlanU at Cincinnati nine of these had passed the cheated on fuel in other USAC (1). SB-Maddex. S-Yount. Maddox Saturday’s 101st Kentucky Derby was running ahead of the Chicago at St. Louis Forsch. HR-McBride (2), Reitz (1). SB- L^ano. Y ideal,” said Miss Blalock. “The before the permanent building Olympic Gold Medal pace set for last year’s record breaking total. LEADERS In Senes With Bullets Houston at San Francisco U.S. Auto Club’s technical in­ big car events earlier this McBride. S-Forsch. SF-Simmons. ip h r er bb so housing the school is completed weather was good, the shorter San Diego at Los Angeles spection. season. ip h r er bb so Medich L 3-3 9 7 4 4 1 3 John L. Greer’s Foolish Pleasure remained the favorite Reuschel L 1-2 2 8 4 4 0 4 CTiampion W 4-1 9 62287 at the Chestnut St. YMCA. par fives made a big difference Six former champs are in this “We recognize the name of Wilcox 21-3 3 1 0 3 1 Tribe Linksmen at 2-1 Friday. A total of $379,490 was wagered Friday on Leading Batters BOSTON (UPI) — The Boston well in doing so,” said Hein­ American League Standings T-2:B!. A-14OT. Veteran boxing coach Fred Winner in Visit Here and the players are so much year’s field. Of these, only Gor­ the game is to use the rules to Frailing 1 2-3 1 0 0 0 1 the Derby as compared to $338,154 at the same time last (Based on 35 at bats) Celtics wanted to get back to sohn. “We tried a few new East Lrcker 2 3 0 0 0 3 Ballimore Cleveland Stoner said the school has some better than last year. It gets National League w. 1. pet. g.b. don Johncock had a racer yout-best advantage, and when Forsch W 2-2 9 3 1 0 2 8 ab r h bi ab r h bi g ab r h basics for today’s nationally things, but now we’re just going 11 7 .661 — Two-time Olympic Games gold medal swim winner in tougher each year.” year. A record crowd of 163,628 bet a record $3,444,649 on Milwaukee you do this, you’re apt to step Singleton rf 3 0 10 Duffy ss 4 0 0 0 Divide Matches 70 boys and about 40 girls signed Lacy, LA 14 40 8 18 Detroit 10 7 .888 Vi among the earlier arrivals at Miss Astrologes, who joined televised playoff game against to go back to doing what we’ve Atlanta Cinrinnali Blair cf 4 0 10 Berry If 2 10 0 up to participate in its platform diving. Dr. Sammy Lee was a visitor in last year’s 100th running of the Kentucky Derby. Morgan, Cin 24 83 15 33 New York 10 11 .476 2t4 the famed oval. over them,” Binford said. “We ab r h bi ab r h bi Davis dh 4 0 10 Gamble ph 0 0 0 0 the tour in 1973, has never won ReiU, St.L 18 69 6 27 the Washington Bullets. been doing all year. I think Boston 8 9 .471 2(8 May Ib 4 12 1 Lowensten If 0 1 0 0 program. Stoner said the girls Manchester last night. 20 76 10 29 Texan A. J. Foyt loomed as are prepared to deal with that.” Garr If 4 0 11 Rose If 3 110 Playing in the rain and cold yesterday was the an LPGA tournament. She was Watson, Hou They felt one of the big you’ll see the difference.” Geveland 8 9 .471 218 MPerez 2b 3 0 0 0 Concepcin ss 8 1 3 0 Grich 2b 3 110 Hendrick cf 3 0 10 will not be matched against, the The Californian, now a member of the President’s Coun­ Boone, Phil 19 62 3 23 Baltimore 7 11 .388 4 Evans 3b 4 0 10 Morgan 2b 4 111 Baylor If 4 0 0 0 ^ikes rf 4 12 2 Manchester High golf team. The Indians topped Old leading with 10 holes to go in the Garvey, LA 24 107 17 39 reasons they were down two “But I don’t know how you boys, but will compete among cil on Physical Fitness, was in Glastonbury earlier in the Bradley Optioned 22 82 11 29 Baker rf 4 0 0 0 Bench c 8 0 10 Robinson 3b 4 0 10 Ellis c 4 0 0 0 Saybrook, 4-1, while Berlin , High took a 3Vz to IV2 decision Fort Worth Charity Classic last Grubb, SD garhes to none in the Eastern can say we were over­ West Lum cf 4 0 0 0 Driessen rf 4 12 1 Hendricks c 3 1 1 1 Carty dh 4 12 2 themselves. day to address a group. TrUlo, Chi 19 65 9 23 Duncan ph 1 0 0 0 Powell lb 3 0 10 week “but when I got 10 strokes SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) — The San Francisco Giants 13 46 6 16 Division finals was because prepared,” Heinsohn said, w. 1. pet. gb. Williams lb 4 2 2 1 Kirby p 0 0 0 0 from the locals at Manchester Country Club. The Ali School of Boxing was Joshua, SF 13 8 .619 Correll c 3 10 0 TPerez lb 4 12 1 Belanger as 2 0 0 0 Bell 3b 4 0 2 0 Lee was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hunter of 100 Cardenal, Chi 19 72 15 25 they tried to become too com­ “You can never be over- Oakland co-founded by Mrs. Brown and on one hole it broke my momen­ announced Friday they hav? optioned righthander Tom Texas 11 9 .880 U8 Blanks ss 4 2 2 1 Geronimo cf 4 0 1 0 Northrup ph 1 0 1 1 Brohamr 2b 3 0 0 0 Boulder Rd. prepared against a team like Reed p 2 0 0 0 Chaney 3b 2 0 0 0 Norbroox ss 0 0 0 0 Bosnian p 0 0 0 0 Tennessee industrialist John tum.” Bradley to their Phoenix farm club in the Pacific Coast plicated on offense. Kansas City 12 10 .848 1V8 The Tribe iinksmen are now The Hunters, and their daughter, Betsy, met Lee while American League “When you play a good team, the ullets. We’re running all our California 12 10 .848 1V8 Gaston ph 1113 Crowley ph 10 11 DeCinces ph 0 0 0 0 Eckersley p 0 0 0 0 Jay Hooker. Mrs. Brown served League. g ar h MinnesoU 7 10 .412 4 Gentry p 1 0 0 0 Vukovich 3b 10 0 0 Cuellar p 0 0 0 0 LaRoche p 0 0 0 0 5-3 for the season, 3-1 in the you should simplify things more plays right, the ball’s just not as emcee for Friday’s program. traveling to the Olympic Games in Munich, Germany in Munson, NY 19 75 8 30 Chicago 7 18 .318 ffh House p 0 0 0 0 Norman p 3 0 0 0 Johnson p 0 0 0 0 Buskey p 0 0 0 0 CCIL. Right-handed relief pitcher Tommy Toms was recalled Yount, Mil 18 66 13 25 than anything else,” said guard going through the hoop.” BOWLING Foster rf 10 0 0 Reynolds p 0 0 0 0 1972 and a friendship was launched. 22 77 7 29 Sabres Need from Phoenix to take Bradley’s place on the San Francisco May, (3il Friday's Results ToUls 34 6 7 6 ToUls 37 8 12 4 Jackson p 0 0 0 0 AND Lee won gold medals for the United States in both the Chalk, Cal 22 73 11 27 Paul Westphal. “Take the Form er Celtic great Bob AtlanU tno 000 301— 6 ToUls 33 3 9 3 ToUls 314 8 4 roster. In a little more than two seasons, Toms had a 13-10 15 54 17 19 MinnesoU 4 Kansas City 1, nigbt Cincinnati 010002 200—8Baltimore 001 000 200- 3 Taking medalist honors was White, NY Bullets, they’re going good Cousy said after Wednesday’s Cleveland 4 Baltimore 3, nigbt 0 ] 1948 and 1952 Games. record in the minors. Maddox, NY 20 78 15 2? EASTERN BUSINESS- Cliff RESTAURANT- Hank Frey E-Correll, Norman, Blanks. DP-AtlanU Cleveland 011000 (Ex— 4 Old Saybrook’s Bob Coman with Shot in Arm 20 58 11 20 right now, doing things without 117-92 Washington wipeout that Milwaukee 4 New York 2, nigbt 2, Cincinnati 1. LOB-AtlanU 3, Cincinnati E-Grich, Cuellar. DP-Baltimore 1, RADII Games Reset Kelly, Chi Oakland 4 Cblcago 3, 12 inn..nigbt 161-383, Don Logan 146-372, Tom a 73 over the par-72 layout. Jim Henderson, Chi 22 84 16 28 thinking about them, and Boston couldn’t win the series, Jones 141-391, Ed Baba 149-395, 8. Cleveland 3. LOB-Baltimore7. Cleveland 21 78 10 26 Texas 4 California 3, nigbt Greer 143, Harry Buckminster 2B-Blanks, T. Perez, Crowley. Driessen, Wigren and Alex Mikolowsky Ruling Needed Rudl, Oak they’re playing great. Us? saying Washington’s 2-0 advan­ Detroit at Boston, ppd., rain Dan Toce 171-387, Paul Moz- 7. Rain washed out NEW YORK (UPI) - The Rojas, KC 18 66 7 22 135-360, Jim Bell 363, Paul Concepcion. HR-Wllliams (1), Gaston (11. 2B-Northrup, Spikes. HR-Carty (2), SATURDAY each fired an 82 for the Indians. 15 54 7 18 We’re trying to think about too tage would be the difference. zicato 147-406, Howie Peters Blanks (21. SB-Morgan. Concepcion. Hendricks (2). May (81. SB-Singleton, yesterday’s baseball Buffalo Sabres, who need a shot CINCINNATI (UPI) — It took a judge’s ruling to keep Lynn, Bos Correnti 154-405, Tony Delconte 2:00 Red Sox vs. Tigers, in the arm following a 7-0 many things at the same time, “Ask him if he’d say that if he Saturday's Probable Pilchers 147-380, Bert Carlson 141-361, ip h r er bb so Blair, Lowenstein. games and two have been the beer flowing at Cincinnati Reds’ gaihes this weekend. (AH Times EDT) 151, Mike Pagani 364, Dick Reed 6 9 3 3 1 8 ip h r er bb so WTIC Manchester’s next action is Trevino Leads thrashing by Montreal, may be Home Runs. and we’re getting messed up.” was playing,” said Havlicek. “I Detroit (Coleman 1-3) at Boston Jim S irianni 136-374, P at Gentry W 1-1 2 1-3 3 2 2 2 2 Cuellar 7 5 2 2 3 2 and reset for today. National League; Cey, LA (Cleveland 1-1), 2 p.m. DiBfella 366, Larry Bates 137- House 2-3 0 0 0 0 0 Johnson L 0-1 1-312210 2:15 (22,30) Orioles vs. Monday at Manchester Country getting just that with the return Hamilton County Common Pleas Judge William S. Winfield, SD 6; Baker and Evans, Atl, But they’re not going to pan­ don’t think so.” Corraccio 144-361, Rich Manchester High will Baltimore (Grimsley 0-2) at Cleveland DeDominicis 152-390, Slim 148-399, Russ Willhide 363, Alex Norman 7 6 8 8 2 6 Reynolds 1-3 1 0 0 0 0 Indians Club against Bulkeley High and of Gerry Desjardins for Mathews overruled an Ohio Liquor Control Commission Luzinski, Phil and SUrgell, Pitt 5. ic. “I don’t give a damn what (Peterson 1-2), 2 p.m. Kirby L 1-3 2 1110 1 Jackson 1-3 1 0 0 0 0 trek to Willimantic to American League; Horton, Del6; May, H arrison 147-136-393, Ron Urbanetti 138-368, Frank Blank 2:25 Yanks vs. Brewers, Bristol Central. tonight’s game against the order that would have left Riverfront Stadium con­ Balt 5; Powell, Oev, Killebrew, KC, “I think outsiders like the Bob Cousy says,” said Hein­ New...... York (Mayfay -■ 2-1) at Milwaukee Bosnian 6 6 3 3 1 1 face 'Windham High at 1 By Two Shots rague 00), 2:»:30 p.i p.m. 156-151-426, John Bremser.148- pitche< 2 batters in 9th. Eckersley W 1-0 21-3 3 0 0 2 2 Yount, Mil, Bonds, NY and Burroughs, fans, the press, anyone not real­ sohn. “If he wants to say that, Joiner 143-370, John Mack 137- WI.NF Canadiens. cessionaires without liquor licenses Friday. Kansas City (Splittorff 1-3) at 145-407, Frank Calvo 151-374, Save-House (2). LaRoche 1-3 0 0 0 0 0 o'clock in a CCIL game. Tex 4. ly involved in the game, those let him. I don’t have to agree or MinnesoU (Blyleven 2-1), 2:15 p.m. 149-137-423,Ted Kowzun 137-364, Buskey 1-3 0 0 0 1 0 3:00 (3) NBA; Celtics vs. Results: Manchester vs. Desjardins injured his knee The judge said beer and other alcoholic beverages can Jim Stanizzi 135-144-412, Bill T-2:21. A-21,061. East Catholic and people are the ones who panic,” disagree with him.” Oakland (Abbott 2-0) at Chicago Larry Aceto 140-382, Sam Little Bullets Berlin —Wigren (M) tied Dan HOUSTON (UPI) — With his huge, boisterous Tex-Mex just ^ seconds into the first, continue to be served until he makes a final ruling on the Runs Batted In (Osteen 1-3), 9 p.m. 157-406, Sandy Hanna 140-372, McKinney 179-441, Mike Montreal Nrw York 4:00 (8) Wide World: Xavier will meet in gallery expecting the impossible, Lee Trevino moved to game of the Stanley Cup • National League; Bench and Perez, Cin said captain John Havlicek. Dave Cowens, who has been (California (Ryan 4-1) at Texas concessionaires’ appeal of the Liquor Commission’s order. and Garvey, LA 19; Evans, Atl and Rich Cochefski 135, Joe Torneo Balesano 156-135-416, Ed ab r h bi ab r h bi Sprint cars Middletown at 2 o’clock semifinal series and Roger “We know what we’re doing guarding Elvin Hayes for the (Brown 1-1), 9 p.m. Mangual cf 3 0 10 Unser cf 40 10 'HBRS Symolon, Bill Casner (B) def. the last four holes and promptly left two birdie putts Winfield, SD 18. Doucette Jr. 354, Dave Carlson 5:00 (8) Kentucky Derby this afternoon in a HCC Crozier, who replaced him in American League: May, Balt 18; wrong, and all we have to do is first two games, says playing 355, Stan Waickowski 360, Dom Fob ss 4 0 10 Millan 2b 30 11 Mike Riggott 6 and 5, Mark hanging at the cups, let another just slide by the hole and Sunday's Games DeDominicis 366, Pete Scott 141-386, Anton Mayer 156-410, AI Carter rf 3 0 0 0 SUub rf 8 110 6:00 (8) Wide World: goal, was bombarded for five Bochte, Cal, Horton, Det and McRae, KC correct it. We’ve been down 2-0 the 6-9 forward is almost like Detroit at Boston, 2 Otnr 40 Tm t s oI Um x m M I m v Im tilt. 17; Harper, Cal and May, Chi 16. Kuszaj 138-139-406, Dan Bailey If 3 0 0 0 Torre 3b 2 0 0 0 Olsen (B) def. Duffy Leone 2 then bogeyed No. 18. in playoff games before, in the playing Kareem Abdul-Jabbar. Baltimore at Cleveland, 2 351, Ed Ralph 356, Ding Balch Parrish 3b 4 010 Garrett 3b 0000 Sprint cars Manchester Communi­ goals Thursday night when Quarter and Semifinals Vignone 379, Ray Johnson 147, Open 24 Hours Dally and 1, Mikolowsky (M) def. Trevino, the most popular if Crampton, Jim Colbert, Jerry Montreal won its first game ‘69 championships against the “ Hayes is hard to cover,” Oakland at Chicago 365, Mick Holmes 352. Foote c 3 0 0 0 Kingman If 4 0 0 0 SUNDAY Jerry Peplan 4 and 3, Berlin ty College will wind up its not the best golfer Texas has McGee, Gil Morgan, Joe In­ Stolen Bases New York at Milwaukee Art Johnson 135-385, Jim Jorgensn lb 3 0 0 0 Milner lb 4 0 3 1 FOR EMEMENCY SERVICE after two losses. National League: Morgan, Cin 16; (Los Angeles) Lakers, and the Cowens said. “You play him too Kansas City at MinnesoU Mackanin2b20 1 0 Heideinnn ss3 1 1 0 3 regular spring slate this Lambert 361, Ken Markstein 1:00 (3) NBA Playoff took medal point 333-336; produced, managed to joke man, Mikel Wynn and Alan For the Canadiens, this is In 10"Pin Play Sunday Cedeno, Hou 15; Lopes, LA 11; year before that against the close, and he can pass the ball. I California at Texas McNally p 0 0 0 0 Harrelson ss 0 0 0 0 Hernandez, SD 7; Concepcion, Cin 6. 161-139-155-455, Jim Moore 150- Morales ph 1 0 0 0 Grote c 3 110 1:00 (22,30) WCT Tennis Manchester vs. Old Saybrook weekend. Today the about the misses. He also fired Tapie. another “must” game as they American League; Rivers, Cal 15; Otis, (New York) Knicks. It’s far try not to let him back in on me, GOP WOMEN- Maureen 372, Rollie Irish 154-15(M09, Murray p 00 0 0 Koosman p 3 0 11 Doubles —Coman (OS) def. Wigren 4 and Cougars met Norwalk a 69 Friday and took a two- Morgan shot a 68 as did Bob attempt to even the best-of- Finalists in the three 19-pin KC 14; Patek, KC 10; Nettles, Cal 9; from over yet.” but he can still turn around and Tyler 179, Grayce Shea 194-510, ToUls 26 0 4 0 ToUls 31 3 9 3 Mobil North, Oak g. Jeanot Wirtalla 136-136-396, Montreal 000 000000-0 2:00 Red Sox vs. Tigers, 3, Riggott (M) def, Pete Simms Community College in stroke lead into today’s third Eastwood, and there were only seven set on their home ice. Town Bowling Tournaments at Coach Tom Heinsohn thinks shoot. I should play him one Marie Ludlow 197-503, Dorothy HEATING OILS Brent Files Suit Dave Castagna 136, Jim Evans New York OlOOOlOlx-3 WTIC 3 and 1, Leone (M) def. Tom Norwalk and Sunday round of the $150,000 Houston two rounds better Friday as the The other semifinal d^sn’t the Parkade Lanes will be it’s a matter of attitude, that way from start to finish, but the Keropian 457, Ceil Ray 476, E-Parrish, McNally. DP-New York 3. Pitching 140-138-389, Frank McNamara 2:25 Yanks vs. Brewers, Malcolm 4 and 3, Mikolowsky engage Hartford Com­ Open golf tournament. Woodlands golf course dried out resume until Sunday afternoon known tomorrow afternoon. (Based on most virtories) the Celtics have discarded their guy shot the ball straight up and ST. LOUIS, Mo. (UPI) - Gladys Hansen 458. LOB-Montreal 8, New York 12. OIL BURNER A Quarterfinals and semifinals National League: Morton, Atl and Seven-footer David Brent filed 147-136-157-440, Bob Mike 369, 2B-Mackanin, SUub, Milner. 3B-Millan, WINK (M) def. Jay Lorentson 8 and 6, “The problem with some of and became tougher to play. when the New York Islanders running type offense in favor of it came straight down into the Heidemann. SB-Carter. S-Heidemann, munity College in a twin- Sutton, LA 5-1; Stone, Chi and suit for $575,000 against the Gene Grillo 155-396, Ed Gutt HEATING INSTALLATION 4:00 (22,30) NHL Playoff Manchester won medal point the people following you is that Laurie Hammer shot a 66 and host the Philadelphia Flyers in in the Men’s Scratch, Men’s Messersmith, LA 4-0; nine pitchers tied catering to Washington’s. basket the other night. That’s Y- Joe Twaronite 164-145-139- Koosman, Unser. SF-Millan. bill at Mt.Neo. First game American Basketball Associa­ 356, Emil Palmleri 164-138-418, ip h r er bb so 4:30 (8) Pro Tennis 336-373. they always remember the A1 Geiberger, the Tournament a national TV game. The Flyers Handicap and Women’s Han- , with 3 victories. “They beat the Buffalo like Jabbar. He comes in with 448, Bert Davis 169-144-435, Bob starts at 11 o’clock. American League: Blue, Oak 5-1; tion Thursday, claiming the Ed Cheever 140, Ken Lynch 163- McNally L 3-2 7 8 2 2 3 8 643-5135 shots you miss and not all the of Champions winner, came in hold a 2-0 advantage and the diap Divisions will be rolled Ryan, Cal and Champion, Mil 4-1; G. Braves and they executed very that shot, and he’s tough.” Boroch 165-151-432, Mike Murray 1 1110 0 315 C«nt«r St. MinchMtcr league did not make good on 132-416. Koosman W 2-0 9 40068 ones you make,” Trevino said at 67. defending Cup champions are Sunday starting at 1 o’clock. Perry, Clev and Broberg, Mil 4-2. Balesano 173-430, Ken Seaton UPTOH CONSTRUCTION after his three-under-par rouijd. Just qualifying for the final now unbeaten in their last 20 Ken Thomas will risk his what he claimed was a $1 169-144-432, Tony Marinelli 160- INCORPOIATIO Trevino had chances Friday two rounds were Dave games. scratch title against million, no-cut contract he 422, Don Simmons 178-418, Vic signed with the league’s ''We've paved our way to an excellent reputation" to put some distance between Stockton, Bruce Devlin, Gene In the World Hockey Associa­ challengers Burt Stratton, Skip Marinelli 157-415, Rit Alkas 146- himself and the field, but the 83 Littler, Bob Dickson and Arnold Mikoleit, Denny Carlin, George Memphis franchise in 1972. FIELD TRIAL tion, the finals between the 409, Rocco Lupacchino 143-401, PARKADE DUSTY - Ken McDaniel Disabled Brent signed a five-year con­ ASPHALT DRIVEWAYS, players who made the cut all Palmer, who sank a 30-foot putt defending Avco World Trophy Moquin, Barry Pinney, Bruce Parent at Practice Andy Lamoureaux 137-390, Pete Hesford 203-577, Art Pinney 208, MANCHESTER COON were at par or better and all on No. 5 for an eagle en route to champion Houston Aeros and Moquin and Norris Brown. KANSAS CITY, Mo. (UPI) - The Kansas City Royals tract with the Memphis Pros Brazitis 137-369, A1 Bujaucius Stan Pliska 217-597, Mac Segar a second round 70. Sandy Edwards will defend PHILADELPHIA (UPI) - after his sophomore season at PARKING AREAS, within nine strokes of the the Quebec Nordiques gets un­ placed veteran relief pitcher Lindy McDaniel on the 2Way 136-381, Mike Pagani 174-376, 203-553, Dan Fraher 214, Dave A FOX CLUB leader. Amie’s Army wanted him to der way at Houston tonight. her women’s title against a Bernie Parent, the Philadelphia Jacksonville University but Pete Aceto 365, A1 Pirkey 146- Nelson 201, Jeff Baker 204, Clay N. RIVER RD. N. COVENTRY & ROADS, and “It’s going to be a horse make the cut as badly as the field that includes Mary Boyko, Flyers star goalie who missed disabled list Friday and recalled pitcher Dennis Leonard never played a minute of ' The Sabres, perhaps due for a from their Omaha farm club. 360, Russ DeVeau 141-135-407, Nivison 205, Brian Boyington BOWLING race,” Trevino said. “Fleas” were yelling for Lee to letdown following their two Mary Colbert, Pat Twerdy, GEORGE MOQUIN SR. two Stanley Cup playoff games professional basketball. Brent Gene Tirinzonie 138-364, Joe 209, Dick Murphy 231-607, Butch Bring The Family — No Admission Chergo TENNIS COURTS due to a leg injury, skated and McDaniel, who has appeared in four games and posted a His eye particularly was on win one in Texas. wins at Buffalo, are writing off Marie Beaudet, Vi Price, was traded by Memphis to the \Pagano 367, Hank Martyn 168- Savino 220, Ike Miller 211, See Quell Flying • Bird Dogs Working took a turn in goal in practice Dale Douglass and Eddie “It’s tough to win in your the 7-0 loss as just a bad Marge Delisle and Jean John Sandford, George Moquin 1-0 record and 2.70 ERA this season, is suffering from a Carolina Cougars, which 389, Fred McCurry 144-389, Dalph Dukett 201, Art Thomp­ Retreshmonts Rich Top Soil CALL COVENTRY EARLY BIRDS - Dot Friday and may e ready for the Pearce, both of whom fired 70s home state. You have so many experience. Archambault. Sr., Kevin Kelly and Dave recurrence of prostate trouble which has hindered him the suspended him after he dis­ Frank Calvo 141-366, Dick Krol son 209-581, Ken Bower 218, Bob Bentley 154-132-399, Linda Nelson competing. Flyers’ third senhifinal game to go with first-round 67s for 137 friends around pulling for you, “We will not play another It will be a wide-open race for past two weeks. Leonard, a 23-year-old righthander, was appeared from training camp 138-370, John Rieder 137-365, Ed Barnard 236-605, Ted Bidwell FLANDBRS ROAD, 742-0190 Hankinson 135, Barbara Martin I with the New York Islanders SUNDAY, MAY 4 10 AM TO DAM IFNOAN8WIRCALL totals, two strokes back of the it dds pressure,” Trevino said. game like that in this series,” the men’s handicap laurels with All matches will be best of impressive in spring training with the Royals. after one day of practice prior Burbank 350, Bundi Tarca 353. 551. •OUTH COVBNTRy 129, Vera Dawley 126-342. 423-2093 leader. 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Call 6 43^1,2-9 the msrkoL IPs ahimlnum-sklod, appHancos are bteludod, 10 — Inturancs p.m. NEW RAISED Ranch - Seven, MANCHESTBI VICIIlin and ghraa good Ineoma to help pay your mortgage. $43,- BMPLOVMINT generous-sized rooms, 2W’ Family style 6-room Raised 900. 13 - Hsip Wantsd HEAD H O U SEK EEPER • baths, family room, 2 Ranch, featuring fireplaced 14 — Butinaaa OpporlunKlat CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 15 — SHuaUon Wantad mature experienced fireplaces, 2-car gkrage, family room, country kitchen housekeeper with supervisory aluminum siding, large lot. large work areas and storage REALE’S CORNER ■DUCATION ability needed. Excellent fringe ’This house qualities for $2,000 175 MAIN STREET TOONE 646-4525 13 — Privata Instructions galore. Located on large 19 — Sdwols-Classaa b en ^ ts. Please apply in per­ tax credit. Phllbrick Agency, 20 — Instructions Wantad son, Meadows Convalescent Realtors, 6464200. landscaped lot. Priced in the Heme, 833 Bidwell Street, 40’s. M A L U T A T E MANCHESTER - Assumable SOUTH WINDSOR- Lake 23 — Homas lor Sals Manchester. . RANCH - with gorgeous view. mortgage, $7,100 to take over Street, 10 room Contemporary 24 — Lots-Land lor Sals PHONE 643-2711 Large living room with beamed an 8 1/2% mortgage with 28 Colonial $82,5do. Odegaro Real­ 25 — Investmant Proparty UN’s wanted for full and part- cathedral ceilings and years left. $283 for PITI. Extra- ty, 6434365. 23 — Buslnssa P r o p ^ time on 11 p.m.7 a.m. shift. fireplace, formal dining room, 27 — Rsaort Property FOR ASSISTANCE IN PLACING YOUR AD large Cape with full shed 28 - Real Estate Wantsd to Directors of Nursing, fully equipped kitchen with dormer and 1 1/2 baths. Call >n Brook Convalescent sliding glass doors to deck. owner-agents, 643-5314 or 872- MI8C. SBRVICeS a Home, (off House Street) Huge family room with stone 0003. OPEN HOUSE 31 — Sarvices OHsrsd Homea For Sale 23 32 — Painting-Papering Glastonbury. Please call 633- fireplace, two full baths. 647 1419 WESTMINSTER ROAD 33 — Building-Contracting 5244. HAPPY ADS Philbrick Agency, Realtors, Off Porter St. John Cuyler Hutchinson J. Russell Thompson Walter E. Lorenc 34 — R^lng-Sldlng ADVERTISING ADVERTISING ROUTE 195 TOLLAND David Y eom ans R o b e rt E. P o st Percj B. Cook 35 — Haatlng-Plumolng CombinaUon home and office on busy 6464200. Sunday 3-6 36 — Flooring REAL ESTATE Career - Earn Route 195 close to UConn. Acre lot OPEN HOUSE Chistom built 6-room Colonial, DEADLINE conunerdaUy zoned, five room ranch 37 — MovIng-TruckIng-Storage 112,000 plus annually. Must RATES M A N C H ItTE R MANCHESTER - Four family SUNDAY 1-3 FJI. 38 — Sarvicss Wantad home plus a 500 sq. ft. office. 1^ baths, garage, center have license or in process. 12:00 noon the day before 1 day ...... 9t word par day “80UTHVIEW” publication. . 120 OAK GROVE in center of town, four rooms fireplace. Expandable walk- MISC. FOR SALE Pasek Realtors, MLS, ^7475. 3 days ...... St word per day TJ. CROCKETT each apartment. Income over NEW DUPLEX HOMES Deadline tor Saturday and Drive by this brand new up attic. 41 - Artldas lor Sale 6 d a y s ...... 7t word per day Rvaltora 643-1577 $6,000. Excellent estate builder, A comnyinity of quality built 42 - BulWliu Suppllas DRIVERS for Manchester area Monday Is 12:00 Noon Friday. 26 d a y s ...... 6t word per day Raised Ranch which qualifies 48 — Dogs-BIrds-Ppts IS WORD MINIMUM $57,500. Wolverton Agency, homes with 3 bedrooms, 1V6 iAndover To Elect Town Officials on Monday 44 — Livestock school buses. Immediate for a new tax rebate credit Realtor, 649-2813. baths, dining room with glass PALMER REALTY 45 — Boats & Accessories openings available. Part-time PLEASE READ H appy A ds ...... $2.00 inch MANCHESTER - Unique Early Asking $49,900. 46 — Sporting Goods doors to de<^, large living 646-5321 Ronald Kauffman (R), incum­ Zoning Board of Appeals The one candidate for the one work, we jpill train. Call 643- American Colonial. Paneled MANCHESTER - New listing - By Donna Holland Cook (D), incumbent, J. Non-Contested 47 — Garden Products 2373. room and kitchens, separate OwtnidB HBgBdoni 545-053 bent and Donald Dressel, The two candidates for the position to fill a two-year 48 — Antiques YDUR AD - doors, plaster walls and large stately colonial entrance ; Andover voters will go to the Russell Thompson (R) and Positions ceilings, 2 1/2 baths, hand­ heating sy.stepis and petitioning candidate. two positions for six-year terms vacancy as library director is 49 — Wantsd to Buy ClaasHled ads ara taken over foyer, front-to-back living room •polls Monday to elect can- Walter Lorenc Jr., petitioning Tow n C lerk SECRETARY for property the phone as a convenience. crafted paneling, first-floor with fireplace, formal dining basements, city utilities. MANCHESTER - four year The low vote getter will be for the Zoning Board of Appeals Patricia Adams. RENTALS The Herald Is responsible (or REAL ESTATE CENTER ^dates of their choice to fill candidate. The candidate for the two- 52 — Roonu for Rent management and construction family room, 2 fireplaces, 4 room, 4 bedrooms, treed lot, Stop “Buy” this weeiena. young, 5-5 duplex, aluminum eliminated. are Lawrence Bates (DS) and Norton Fund Com­ only one Incorrect Insertion and 040-4144 various offices for the next two The three, together with the year position for town clerk is 53 — Apartments for Rent firm. General office respon­ bedrooms, breezeway, double near school. Quick sale at $44,- siding, fenced yard, self­ Board of Tax Review Albert Richey Jr. (R). m issio n er 54 — Homes for Rent sibilities. Bookkeeping not then only to the size of the I ... S«iMen« garage, beautiful lot, city Directions: Hartford Bd. to two losers in the first select­ Ruth Munson (R). She has been original Insertion. Errors which nEOETTE IMMnM, MC., ReNtm 900. Frechette & Martin Inc. cleaning oven and dishwasher to six years. Fire Commissioner The two candidates for the 55 — Business lor Rant required. Modem new offices. may hovtsMtyow utilities. $74,900. Hayes Corp. Wilfred Rd. near Spencer St. The polling place is the An­ man race, will be in the running There are two candidates for endorsed by both political par­ 58 — Resort Property lor Rent do not lessen the value of the 2 l3 iy n Sheet Nwclieitw Realtors, 6464144. on owner’s side. Wall-to-wall The two candidates for the two positions for six-year terms 57 — Wanted to Rent Please send resume indicating advertisement will not be cor­ a h a p R y o rf! 6464131. Intersection. carpeting throughout. Beamed dover Elementary School. The for the two selectman positions the Board of Tax Review. There ties. is one position open for a six- two positions for six-year terms on the Norton Fund Commis­ 58 — MIsc. lor Rent experience and sala^ rected by an additional Inser­ HMCHIUD & ROSSEnO ceilings in living room, 1 1/2 polls will be open from 6 a.m. in the Board of Selectmen race. Board of Finance requirements. Write Box R, year term. , for fire commissioner are Nor- sion are Alice Moe (D) and AUTOMOTIVE tion. 7.8 ACRES - pond, custom built R«altors-MLS S46-2482 baths, separate basements, until 8 p.m. The three low vote getters will The two candidates for the Manchester Herald. Colonial, 2 1/2 baths, family 189 Wait CenlBr Straat The candidates are Nathan mand Bonneau (D) and Joseph Clara Ursin (R). 61 — Autos lor Sale partially nnished rec room Voters will be voting on nine be eliminated. two positions for six-year terms 62 — Trucks lor Sale room, fireplaces, garages. WITH THE BIRDS AND THE B’S owner’s side. $54,900. Call 646- Gatchell (D) and Olaf Erland- Comerford (R). The one candidate for the one 63 — Heavy EquIpmeM lor Sale contested positions and sixteen for the Board of Finance are NEW Hairdressing Salon in An- f i Hutchins Agency, 646-3166. BRIGHT BEAUTIFUL AND BIG 7930 an y tim e or 647-1045 3 Town Treasurer son (R). position to fill a two-year 64 — Motorcycles-BIcydes ;er or Help Wanted « □ REAL ESTATE uncontest^ positions. Charles Phelps (D) and Robert C onstables 65 — Campers-Trallers-Moblle dover needs a Managi ana Happiness Is SPRING ARRIVAL - Highly between 10-1 p.m. or 4-8 p.m. The two candidates for the vacancy on the Norton Fund Homes Assistant Manager. Call 649- ROCKLEDGE - Seven-room Little (R). The seven candidates for the X-RAY Technician for doctor’s ^ Browsing at the desirable South Farms area. two-year term for town PZC Alternate Conunission is Ruth Hutchin­ 66 — Automotive Service 7666 or 875-5547. Raised Ranch, 2 sliding glass $500. per year buys carefree living with country club Board of Education seven positions for two-year 67 — Autos lor Rent-Lease office in Rockville. Afternoons, Homea For Sale 23 s Seven room Colonial Cape with MANCHESTER - Ansaldi-built Contested Positions treasurer and agent of town There are two candidates for son. doors to large deck and patio, advantages, professionally decorated, 3 bedroom Victor Bronke (R) is the lone, terms for constables are Joseph Tuesday evenings, Thursdaysday I O.T.H. FLEA super large Condominium, formal dining room, living aluminum siding, three large Colonial. Prestige area. Move- There are three candidates deposit fund are Frances the position of Planning and ESTABLISHED real estate of­ large living room-dining room bedrooms, fireplaced living in condition. Fully paneled candidate to fill a two-year Breton (D), Gary Kelly (D), Insurance Commissioner and Saturday mornings. 872- MANCHESTER - Six month for the first selectman position. LaPine (D) and Martha Moe Zoning Commission alternate. fice, looking for two full-time new, nrime west side location, I MARKET with cathedral ceilings, 2 room, kitchen with all bullt-lns, closets unlimited, 2 full room, dining room, large coun­ family room, two fireplaces, William Kowalski (D), Donald The two candidates for the •••••••••••••••••••see****** sales people. Wolverton Agen­ 8321, 643-0968. It is for two-year term from (R), incumbent. It is for a four-year term. vacancy on the Board of Educa­ 5-5 D uplex, 1 1/2 b a th s, fireplaces, walk-out basement and 2 half baths, finished rec room, w/w carpeting, try kitchen with dishwasher, 1 spacious lot with charming two positions for six-year terms cy, Realtor, 649-2813. with built-in bar, 2-car garage, July 1,1975 until June 30,1977. Tax Collector The candidates are Eugene tion. Custer (R). WANTED - Lathe Hands. 50 hardwood floors, aluminum I central air, carport. 1/2 baths, first floor family landscape. Excellent value. on the Insurance Conunission g McDonald’s Parking Lot, The candidates are David Candidates for the two-year Sammartino (D) and Edward PZC □ NOTICES hours, paid holidays, excellent siding, high 50’s. Hayes Cor­ large lot with privacy. $57,000. room with rear deck, walkout Principals. 60’s. M3-1839. Library Director are William Kralovich (D) and Phflbrick Agency, Realtors, Yeomans (D), incumbent, John tax collector term are ^ tte Hopkins (R). The two candidates for the BINDERY Operators - insurance benefits. Metronics, poration, 646-0131. » Sunday, May 4th basement and garage. Priced The two candidates for the Bernard LaPine (R). Experienced only need apply. 6464200. Cuyler Hutchinson (R) and MacDonald (D) and Cynthia two positions for six-year terms Lost and Found 1 Inc., Routes 6 and 44A, Bolton. S 9 A.M. - 5 P.M. below current market value for EAST HARTFORD - 2-family, 4 two positions for six-year terms The one candidate for the one Baum folders, Erhlerman plus 5, good income, priced mid Robert Post, petitioning can­ Clark (R), incumbent. ZBA Alternate for the Planning and Zoning $17,500 - Five rooms, 1 1/2 JACKSTON AGENCY quick saje by owner. 646-6049. as library directors are John position to fill a four-year collator, McClain inserter. Call baths, stove, refrigerator, gar­ TWO-FAMILY Duplex - 6-6, So’s. B/w realty, 647-1419. didate. The high vote getter will Board of Education There are two candidates for Commission are Mary Keenan FOUND - Shepherd cross, white ARE YOU UNEWPIOYED? Regan (D) and Deborah Home vacancy on the Insurance 6)m- 5224174 for appointment. age, nearly two acres. Hutchins I $46,900. Two-family flats, 5-5, 643-1316 win the seat. the position of Zoning Board of (D) and Erich Siismets (R). with black markings, vicinity of nirKuwmi^uuumu $38,500. Two-family Duplex, 6-6, There are three candidates mission is Jean Barry (R). Agency, Realtors, 646-3166. •••••••••••••••••••••••••*** 2 FAMILY There are three candidates Appeals alternate. It is for four- The one candidate for the one (R). Case Mountain. Call 649-39m. $41,900. Philbrick Agency, SOUTH WINDSOR Cuitom-built bjr pr^ 'at owner. for the Board of Education. The two candidates for the •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• WANTED - experienced Gal Homea For Sale 33 for the selectman position. It is term term. position for Planning and The one candidate for the one radiator repairer, 40 hour week, Realtors, 6464200. MANCHESTER - Farm. Ready $43,500. Spanish decor, 6-room Loaded with eitr^^ bntbi, There are two positions open, two positions to fill four-year position to. fill a two-year Paraonala JOtSEEKERt IND. $38,900 - Duplex, 6-3. Nice in­ RANCH - 8 rooms, 4 years old, aluminum aiding, Utebena for a two-year term from July The candidates are Joan Zoning Commission alternate to apply in ^ rso n to Olender’s first-floor family room, central to be worked. 3 1/2 acres, trac­ Ranch with 16x32’ pool, deck (with buU t-inf).^O .tlng. Both oidea each for a six-year term. vacancies are Margaret Talbot vacancy on the Insurance Com­ EMPLOYMENT law apartment, carpeting, $435 HOLL STREET - Residence B 1, 1975 until June 30, 1977. Madore (D) and Ellen Davidson fill a two-year vacancy is Eva Bray Shop, Route 83, Rockville, Zone, large older home. Readi­ vac system, dual fireplace, air- tor, chickens, shed, 3-car gar­ and patio area. Very large will be vacaP*^X ^le. $55,556. The three candidates are (D) and Marion Haines (R). mission is Louise Gagne (D). PERSON or persons who stole SERVICE month income. Hutchins Agen­ M AN C H ES n R The candidates are Percy Dennis Keenan (D), incumbent. (R). LaBaron (D). see Joe. ly convert this to a 2-family. conditioning, wall-to-wall age, 8-room home in good con­ rooms, 2 full baths. Call for T J O J R O C K E n custom pool cue and carton of 568-1070 508-t0Y0 cy, Realtors, 646-3166. Immaculate 6-room Cape. dition. $49,900. Holcombe cigarettes from car at Holiday (Jlose to center of town. Huge carpeting, finished basement, appointment. Realtors 643-1577 AVON- Sell now. Earn more. Connecticut’s largest job living room with fireplace, 4 ^11 dormer - carpeted - porch, patio, 2-car garage, im­ Realtors, 644-2447. Bowling Lanes please call 64^ COVENTRY - $26,900 - ’Three 7767. No questions asked. Avon’s made it easy for you to listing service managed by large bedrooms, 2 full baths. spacious master bedroom and maculate. $56,900. Phllbrick earn money. Sell daily need professionals. Please call, bedroom full-dormered Cape, Full basement and attic, 2-car living room. Knotty pine fami­ Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. BENTON STREET .W A N T !* : IN MANCHESTER - Two- Reward. basement, 100’ from private Center of Town...gracious three Democrats Dispute Claims of Third Party Candidates products at new low prices, 568-1070 for complete details garage. Asking $49,900. Keith ly room. Only $34900. bedroom cohmial Uut Is In top condi­ family home to be built on nice bjcach, double lot, more. K K .k l/l'Y world-famous cosmetics, from one of our cheerful Real Estate, 6464126, 649-1922. RANCH - 5 rooms, city utilities, tion. All big rooms, fireplace, porches, lot in good location. Call now fragrances...all guaranteed. Warren E. Howland, Realtors, handy location. $31,000. two car garage. Seiuibw pricM to sell 645- 5461 with your plans, or allow us to Doiim^ H oli^d buses; no bus was ever late or expenditures without required youth. Again he failed. Post and □ FINANCIAL counselors. 643-1108. FIANO AGENCY at $35,900. . statements at the beginning of learned that not all is fair in Call today-523-9401. ' QRANDVlEW STREGT Philbrick Agency, Realtors, T J. CROCKEH 646- 2001 explain the builder’s plans. not run at all due to lack of fuel. taxpayer approval, no funds Dresell (another third party love, war and politics. •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 646-5200 6464200. Reale Realtors, Mr. Popik, 646- their campaign are still with us New homea under conatrucUon. One ReaHors 643-1577 They claim a selectman have been expended without ap­ candidate) are both present “Political campaigns that Bonds-Stocka-Mortgagaa 8 PROFICIENT - telephone and LAND - Nice barn, three 4525. M without any modification what­ Dennis Keenan, chairman of SHARP PERSON required for raiaed ranch ready lor decorating, soever.” c re a t^ his own position of road proval of the finance board and members of the recreation impute the motives and integri­ competent office skills required Customer Service area. bedroom home, baseboard some new homes starting. Built by MANCHESTER the Democratic Town Com- CAPE - Six rooms, treed lot, Keenan listed assertions by superintendent, there is no such the town meeting. commission. ty of opposing candidates hurt MOR’TGAGES, loans first, se­ for interesting part-time Includes various other office heat, Hutchins Agency, Tom Corbitt. -NEW HOMES- MANCHESTER - New on the VERNON .mittee, responding to third par­ position. Keenan said, “There is cond, third. All kinds. Realty employment. «na reply - duties, (jood typing skills and Realtors, 646-3166. T:J. CROCKER city utilities, handy location,- market, 6-room Colonial with 3 the third party and responded to They claim thousands of all citizens. $29,500. Philbrick Agency, 12,000 Tn (>8

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WANTED TO BUY - Set of luggage in good condition, reasonable. Call 742-9971 after 4:45 p^. VEGETABLE Plants - All kinds, 90$ per box. Potted, 25$ each. 1615 Manchester Rpad, Glastonbury. 649-5981. Aportmonta For Rant VUAGER APUniNTS SOFA - Excellent condition. Five-room townhouse apart­ SwvfcM O thnd Palntlng-P»p9rtng ArtfefM for Solo Also other items available. Call WE HAVE customers waiting ment, IVi tiled baths, 2 air- after 4, 6434)167. for the rental of your apartment' conditioners, wall-to-wall SHARPENING Service - Saws, B. A.C. PAINTING CO. - Expert ALUMINUM sheets used as or home. J.D. Real Estate carpeting, full basement, workmanship. Residential - knives, axes, shears, skates, printing plates, .007 thick, Associates, Inc. 646-1980. heat, hot water, appliances. rotary blades. Quick service. Commercial. Interior, exterior, Ux32” . cents each or 5 for $1. BRIGGS t i STRATTON 10 h.p! Capitol Equipment Co., 38 Main spray, brush, roll. Free Phone 643-2711. emergency generator, 4 cycle, LOOKING for anything :ln real Adults only, no pets. St., Mancnester. Hours daily Estimates. Reasonable./646- easy spinner starter. Has never estate rental — apal^ents, 6 4 9 - 7 6 2 0 1966 PONTIAC Tempest - 7:30-5, Thursday 7:30-9, Satur­ 5826. NEWSPRINT end rolls. 25 been used. $500. CaU 6434)359. homes, multiple dwellings, no Convertible, needs a little day, 7:304. 643-7958. cents each. Inquire side door. fees. Call J.D. Real E ^te work, $100. 1953 Chevy, needs BuUdIng-ControeUng Manchester Evening Herald. TWO SOLID Maple twin beds - Associates, Inc. 646-1980. work, $50. 043-9762 after 5. REWEAVING burns, holes. $30. Matching cnest, $35. Old Homes for Rant steamer trunk, excellent condi­ Zippers, umbrellas repaired. NEWTON H. Smith & Sons - ATTRACTIVE four room 1967 VOLKSWAGEN Bus - SWIMMING POOLS - Luxury tion, $25. 646-4689. Window shades, Venetian Remodeling, repairing, ad­ above ground pool distributor apartment, stove, refrigerator, MANCHESTER - 6-room brick Good condition, paneling, needs MUTT AND JEFF BUD FISH ER blinds. Keys. TV for rent. ditions, rec rooms, porches and n e ^ s warehouse space. Will references, no pets, $145. 646- Ranch, fireplace, 2 bathrooms, engine work. 649-0478 after 3 Marlows, 867 Main St. 649-5221. SPOOL BED - Full size, $45. 3167, 228-3540. b reezew ay , g a ra g e . $325 p.m. roofing. No job too smull. Call sell and completely install a Very old school desk and seat, / MOTT. A b il l io n '^g o s N, if i Y ^| How about tnb 649-31&. huge 16x31’ O.D. swim pool monthly. References. Hayes t r i l l i o n 7 , w hat’s a _ $15. 6464689. A N E A O - ^2.25 Vou owe MILLAR TREE Service, Inc. complete with fencing, Corporation, 6464131. 1973 CHARGER SE - Air- WHATfe■ A^ M s 1,000 b il l io n IS 1,000 ASK you conditioning, power steering, A S K - Removal, pruning, lot clearing, CARPENTRY — Repairs, ______sundeck, filter and .pump. . Now IVERS & POND upright piano - ROCKVILLE $% ROOMS TRILLION b il l io n m i l l i o n ONE MORE m e t o w a r d s remodeling, additions, garages, only $795. Full price financing ANDOVER - Four room home, brakes, 400 cl, FM, Brougham DOLLARS spraying. Fully insured. Old, in good condition. Call 646- ROCKLAND TERRACE d o l l a r s ? d o l l a r s CAN you I’l l g i n / e TRAT lONCV^ Licensed. Free estimates. roofing. Call David Patria, 644- available. Call Tony collect. quiet neighborhood, carpeted interior, 23,000 miles, blue and 9 DOLLARS 6784. Large and beautiful one bedroom living room. $225 monthly plus white, mint. $3,550. ^2257. IT TO Phone 646-3437, 633-5354. 1796. 203-232-6500. apartments, heat, hot nyater, all G iv e M E LAST WEEK? I utmties. 74^7747. TlAE TAG SALE - Exchang Club appliances, Including dishwater, PRISCILLA ’S P O P BY AL VERMEER WES ROBBINS carp en try dIapoMi, carpeting, pool end your VOLKSWAGENS - We buy, sell, TREE SERVICE (Soucier) DARK RICH loam, five yards Tag Sale on Saturday May 3rd, |l ANSWER? Trees cut, trimmed or topped, remodeling specialist. Ad- own private terrace In a country set­ BOL’TON - House, fireplace, repair. Parts and service. Some AT LEAST THEY'RE $28. plus tax, pool patio sand, 104, 1 Hackmatack Street, stove, refrigerator. References ' t h a t t a k e s c a r e ' stumps removed, fully insured. ditions, rec rooms, dormers, ting. From $180. No peta used. Volkswagens $395 and up. gravel, and stone 643-9504. Manchester. Don’t miss the required. $225 monthly. 643- , OF THOSE MICE! IN A COZY, WARM ENFIELD - Six-room Colonial Got a tree problem? Well worth built-ins, bathrooms, kitchens, H24223 S7S-74M $2945M Tim Moriarty, 270 Hartford PLACE! 649-3446. Tag Sale of the Century. 5983. Road, 643-6217. with enclosed breezeway and a phone call. 742-8252. MOVING - For sale - General two-car garage, 1 1/2 baths, ------Electric 3-speed washing BABY ARTICLES - Kant-wet Bualnaaa tor Rant 55 1965 DODGE Coronet, 2-door, fenced-in rear yard. 235,900. CUSTOM MADE Draperies, LEON CIESZYNSKI builder - new homes custom built, machine, 4 years old, excellent car bed, $12; Cosco infant seat, automatic, fair condition, best Zinsser Agency, 646-1511. very reasonable work 6: baby carriage $16; General MANCHESTER GARDENS - remodeled, additions, rec condition. Also G. E. dryer, Two bedroom apartments, in SHARE OFFICE space with ac­ offer. 649-8857, keep calling. guaranteed, call anytime. 649- Motors car seat $8. All in rooms, garages, kitchens automatic timer, 5 temperature beautiful country setting, walk countant. Excellent location for AMSTON LAKE - Charming cycles,' 4 years old. Both $250. excellent condition. 647-1045, attorney, real estate, in­ remodeled, bath tile, cement to everything. $189 monthly in­ 1972 CAPRI - Good condition, CAPTAIN E A s / BY CRO OK S & LAWRENCE four-room summer home near (Available about June 1) Call please call between 10-1 p.m. or surance, etc. 649-1680, 649-3549. 2,000 cc, 4-speed, sun roof, ODD JOBS - Trucking, home work. Steps, dormers. Residen­ cludes heat, hot water and lake. fSiII bath, electric heat. tial or commercial. Call 649- after 4:45 p.m., 742-9971. V8 p.m. radio, console, clock. Best Asking $17,500. Zinsser Agency, r e p a ir s , yards cleaned. appliances. Superintendent, ■ 4291. 646-0090. Equal housing. reasonable offer. 646-2991. 646-1511. Experiencet 1 handyman. Free MV LANDS', w e f i n a l l y 6 0 T HERE,OR.vy- WE WILL IFFEN WE Reasonable. 643- OFFICE & A C i estimates. 1971 PLYMOUTH GTX - NeW ALL THE WAY FROM BROOKLYN! KIN WORM OUR WAY TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY CHARLES APARTMENTS - FOR RENT T'ROO PA CROWD?;.. 0304. engine. Savings Bank of MANCHESTER - By owner. Carpentry and general contrac­ East Middle ’Turnpike, 4 1/2 250 square feet, center ofi I— l o o k ; d e y ' r e ting. Residential and commer­ Manchester repossession. $1,- — Cape, good location, clean, near -TWO HANDYMEN will clean, room Townhouse, 1 1/2 baths, Manchester, air conditioning schools, shopping. $33,900. 649- cial. Whether it be a small 895. 646-1700. BY ART SANSOM rake, lime, fertilize, mow, all appliances, 2 air- and parking. Call: 643-9551. THE BORN LOSER 4773. . maintainance of lawn seasonal. repair job, a custom built home conditioners, carpeted, heat, i Cellars and attics cleaned. or anything in between, call 646- hot water, storage, patio, sound 'THE7 RAISgP^ 1379. Reasonable prices. 643-5305. proofing, washer-dryer hook­ & (OORRBMT ups, basement garage. $260 REMODELING Showrooms, UP TO MOO HAVE TO m e MANCHESTEII LIGHT TRUCKING - Odd jobs. BUILDING - Remodeling, monthly. Available June 1st. offices, storage faciUties to JUNK CMS HERE! Cellars and attics cleaned, roofing, rec rooms, additions, Charles Ponticelli, 646-0800, rent, Suitable remodeler, 53 HAMfTHORNE ST. garages. All kinds, carpentry builder, building product sales. OFUNIFlfoBV lawns mowed, small tree work. 646-1540. m m w 0p« F«r hnpecAn work. For estim ate call 649- Phone 1-223-4460. Free estimates. Phone 643-6000. WE: WILL PAY UP TO ^VIN61DA Sunday 2-5 P.M. 1142. CLEAN, furnished room, cen­ Diraetlon*: Wesl Middle Turnpike to $100 Hawthorne. Signs on property. Look GARDENS Roto-tilled - Quick trally located. Gentleman only. STORAGE SPACE - 75 Cents IllfcH REMT at your leisure. - Save, Save. New service. Save your back. Call us CUSTOM BUILDING - Homes, Apply 2 Pearl Street or call 875- per square foot. 7,000-14,000 FOR YjOUR JUNK C A R Colonial, only $37,500. Take advan­ additions, remodeling, repairs. feet, two loading docks. Call Depending on Year and APEA, to ^ y , 5284)586. Doga-BIrda-Pata 43 tage ol tax break. Aluminum sided, Steve Casalino, experienced WE BUY and sell used fur­ 643-5171. Model wall-to-wall carpeting, 3 bedrooms, residential-commercial niture. Cash on the line. One oversized kitchen, combination fami­ HOME GARDENS roto-tilled- CENTRAL four rooms, second FREE TOW ly and dining room, bath and lavatory, builder. Call 6494973. piece or an entire housefull. DOG-CAT boarding reser­ OFFICE SPACES for rent on .iiL. THE FLINTSTONES BY HANA-BARBERA Manchester, bolton. East Hart­ vations. Combined inside/out- Hoor, includes heat, appliances, SAME OAT SERVICE garge, iust-right lot. All city con­ 6464432. Furniture Bam, 345 parking. Couple preferred, no Main Street, in Manchester. veniences. Walking distance to ford and Vernon areas. Call 646- side runs, partitioned privacy, PLEASE CALL FOR : -TOBIAS CARPENTRY Service Main Street Rear, behind children, no ^ ts . 649-3190. Ideal location for professional school, bus,, church and shopping. 8019 mornings or evenings. Douglas Motor Sales. germicidal lighting. Canine CURRENT PRICE LISTS Trade ot your present home con­ - Remodeling, repairs, ad­ offices and v e ^ convenient to ... LOOK.''YOU RE Holiday Inne, 200 Sheldon Road, 8 a.m.-4 p.m. ALLEY O O P BY V.T. HAMLIN I THINK IT'S sidered. ditions, custom builaing. No job THREE R(X)MS - Third floor, all faciUties. Please call 646- 822-1104 THE ONE WHO LOAM, FILL, Gravel - Septic, CLEAN USED refrigerators, Manchester, 646-5971. NICE OF too small. Free estimates. Over heat and appUances. Call after 4100 between 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. after 5 p.m. 247-0910 FRANKL'/, FRED, /WR. ©RANITE PUT THE CAR sewer connections, bulldozing, 25 years’ experience. 643-5769. ranges, automatic washers, WOW-' THIS BABY IS, THEY HAvp A BURIUING I N T U ' DOiU S. GHl, REALTY CO. excavating. Top quality work. 5:30. 649-2m. ALLIED I FEEL SORTA TO ©IVE US, with guarantees. B. D. Pearl’s AKC SAMOYEDs - Eight weeks OFFICE For Rent - 953 Main REALLY SOME-miN' w e a r d n ! r u n f o r SILLV/ A l o a n e r / 4SS hmide An., East Hvtfori Latulippe Brothers, 646-5114, NOUR LIVES/ ANY type additions and Appliances, 649 Main St, 643- old. $120. Three females left. Street. CaU 643-4846. SCRAP METALS ledtm, kmrtft, MLS, 289-7939 742-9477. CaU 6494153 after 4 p.m. 474 MAIN Street - Second floor, 741 WINDSOR STREET Be sure to see ua about our 1% alterations, carpentry masonry 3 rooms, heated, parking, $170. ■ y and brick. Free estimates. APPROXIMATELY 550 ^u are HARTFORD mortgage. roto tilled or Phone 646-2426. GARDENS- Tony Squillacote, 649-0811. SCREENED LOAM - drivewa: MEDIUM size dog, mostly feet available immediately, pl gravel, processed gravel, saniid. Labrador, good watch dog, good corner Main and Grove, 1448. with children. Free to good SIX-ROOMS - Children TLA Construction. New homes, stone and fill. George H. Grif- accepted. Available June 1. Manchester. 568-5776 after 6 Trucka lor Sala 62 remodeling, additions, rec fing, Andover, 742-78B6. home. 646-5847 after 5. Loft-Land For Solo LAWN MOWER sharpe Lease. Call 649-1528. p.m. rooms, garages. Quality 1969 CHEVROLET Pickup - and repairing, reel, rotary masonry, chimneys, fireplaces, - TINY AKC Pomeranians - Sired Raaort Proparty BUILDING LOTS - Manchester (.{lainchain saws. Briggs and §trat- Indoor Flea Matet I MANCHESTER - Unusual one- Savings Bank of Manchester Best prices. M^1888, 64M501. | by Bay’lees Timothy. Stud ser­ For Rant 58 repossession, $1,100. 646-1700. residential area, approximately Tecumseh and Kohler SpectaRy Shops I vice for Pomeranians and bedroom Townhouse. Private one acre, also other acreage H o m e lite pum p u m psp s and entrances and patio. Full base- Rooflng-Sldlng-Chlmnay 34 I Saturday i Sunday 10 to 8 1 Poodles. 7424963. TWO COTTAGES in lovely available. Jackston Agency, generators, Stml cnain saws I ment. Includes heat, Motorcyclaa-BIcyclaa 8 4 646-1316. YANKEE MGEMIITY | appliances, carpeting and pool. Eastham, Cape Cod, Mass. parts and service. Pickup and BIDWELL Home Improvement !I SPRINGER Spaniel - Blue Tick iT--* delivery. Ellington Equipment I Route 31 South, Coventry n $245 per m onth. P aul W. Within a short distance of both Co. E xpert installation of puppies, $20.643-6802 or 6494205 fresh and salt water beaches. EXPERT bicycle repairs, all ANDOVER - Treed 2-acre Center, Route 83. 875-M18. ! Free Admission, Dealer* Dougan, Realtor, 646-1021 or makes, models anci speeds. home site with pond! Minutes aluminum siding, gutters and $125 per week and $150 per Space $8 per day, $12 per| 643-4535. Peugeot, Raleigh dealers, BY ROLSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY WIN AT BRIDGE to Manchester and Hartford. trims. Roofing installation and I week. For further information R.A.D. Water Pump and Swim­ repairs. 649^95, 875-9109. I weekend. fl Boata-Accaaaorlaa 48 SPECIAL! caU 742-6607. Manchester Bicycle Shop, 649- $11,000. Terms. Call Warren E. 2098. Howland, Realtors, 643-1108. ming Pool Service - Service and ^ 688-9M 6 ^ Color TV, air-conditioning, BUT fWi AFRAID MV DATE DOZED OFF Right line of play except — installation on all pipes, water HORACE Tetrault — Siding, 16’ V-BOTTOM - 5’ beam. Good full bath, telephone, maid ser- CAPE COD - Chatham, heated I'M LOSING W d u r in g (X)P S00D-N16HT residential and com- roofing, storm windows, aw­ for fishing or skiing. $200. 649- cottage near all beaches, sleeps MOTORCYCLE INSURANCE - the East-West cards. He COVENTRY- 4.7 acres situated Pumps yice, free coffee and TOUCH' 1 loss/ Most players would go down The bidding has been: mercial. Complete service and nings'. Quality workmanship, PING PONG Table - New, 5415 after 4. six, available during June, off lowest rates available. repeated the diamond finesse, on High Street, gorgeous view. doughnuts and off-street Immediate binding. Exclusive at four spades. The combina­ T. P. Shea Agency, 646-6714. installation of pool pumps and free estimates. Fully insured. regulation size. $80 new. Best season rates. 643-1073. '/J lliis time it lost. parking. $49 (plus tax) per NETRA Agent. Clarke In­ NORTH 3 tion of the 4-1 trump break and filters. Call 7^-8352 before 8:30 872-9187, 649-3417. offer. 6464713. Antiquaa 48 losing diamond finesse will West North East South a.m. or after 5:30 p.m. week Wantad to Rant 57 surance Agency, 643-1126. AK103 MANCHESTER - Ideal A zone If A J 92 prove too much for them. Most A third club was led and lot for custom house. 115’ fron­ ROOFING - Specializing, TAG SALE - TV, radio, clock, 1 A WANTED FUND’S MOTOR INN MOTORCYCLE INSURANCE - ♦ 10 8 3 experts would make the hand in South chucked that losing heart. tage, central location, all TELE-TONE Answering Ser- repairing roofs, new roofs, assorted furniture and other WANTED - four room apart­ spite of those bad breaks. Pass 3 A Pass ? vice, 24 hour coverai e. Wake- gutter work, chimneys, cleaned glass, pewter, oil paintings, or 100 EAST CENTER STREET for the past 10 years we have «792 Along came a fourth club. South utilities, wooded, with brook. miscellaneous. Goodwin Street, other antique items. R. ment or house, country or lake There is a book line of play You, South, hold: up service too. Call ( 19-2823. and repaired. 30 years been the leading agency in the WEST EAST rufM in dummy, but East dis­ 643-7800, Broker-Owner. East Hartford, Saturday May 3, Harrison, 6436709. 646-2300 ____ _ area, working couple. CaU 8 available. 'The second duo is carded his last diamond, ^ u th AKQ98SVA2AK4AA987 experience. Free estimates. noon, Sunday 10 a.m. a.m. -11:30 a.m. 6«-1917. area insuring motorcycles.orcyclei Get * 2 A87S4 What do you do now? our rates before you '■rev” up. ruffed, the queen of trumps is could not get to his hand to HEBRON (39 mills). Easy PAINTING and chimney work - Howley, 643-5361. VK 10 53 VQ86 cashed followed by a low trump A — Bid four clubs. Your hand is Fast, dependable and COLLECTOR wishes to TWO-BEDROOM apartment in Crockett Agency,' Inc. 643-157?. ♦ K4 *752 draw trumps! commuting 20-30 minutes Hart­ VEGETABLE plants for sale. purchase older oriental rugs. TWO Dep to dummy’s 10. Then, since worth a mild slam try. reasonable. Free estimates. ROOFING - Installation and two-family house - Wall-to-waU women in their 20’s want to rent «KQJ 10 84 *A96 ford, country view from ap­ Oakland Plant Farm, Gleason Will top any real offer. Please GIRL’S 5-speed Royce-Union, trumps have broken 4-1, the TODAY’S QUESTION proved acre plus, $11,300. Near Call 249-7771. repairs, gutters, storm win­ carpeting, stove, large yard, an apartment in a Duplex or 3- SOUTH (D) Of course, South could have Street, Manchester, 649-7591. call after 6 p.m. 6464344. ve: :ood condition. Asking $55. WINTHROP BY DICK CAVALLI eight of diamonds is led for a You bid four clubs and your ^ Ito n , 71/2 wood^ acres, best dows, doors. Experienced parkarking, full attic. Security famuy house with a stove and A AQJ96 finesse. It loses and a third club foiled this by playing just one DRIVEWAYS sealed - Very quality workmanship. Fully in­ deposit, lease. Available May refrigerator. Manchester area, Cal! • V74 round of trumps ' before sto at- partner bids four diamonds. What one-two homes. $4,900 down or 20’’ GIRL’S regular bicycle, 20’ ANY QUANTITY of furniture, is led. If South ruffs he will go do you do now? reasonable. Call 643-9245. sured. Free estimates. 15. $195. CaU 6466782. June 1. 6466451. I'M FLAVIN© F»IN-THE- ISN'T THIS THE BIO SEST ♦ AQJ96 tacking diamonds or he could less. $14,000. Robert Assoc. Call wooden extension ladder, 40’’ paintings, brass, china, steins, 1974 YAMAHA 500 -1,100 miles. HI,STEVIE... down, but South simply dis­ Answer Monday Collect, 228-9274. Reasonable prices. Rick )ush-button electric TAIL-ON-THE- FTAYRCCMYDLl EVS?. SAW ?/ 43 cards a low heart. have figured out what West was Kenmore ] or collector items. Purchase or MANCHESTER - Deluxe 2 Backrest, excellent condition. WHAT'RE up to and dropped the king. But CUSTOM RotoUUing - Have Burnett, 646-3005. stove. 643-i Mfsc. for Rant 58 DONKEVAT "Troy Bilt’’ rototiller. Will commission. 644-8962. bedroom Townhouse, private $1,500. CaU 646-2229. Neither vulnerable experts are not infallible. Bualnaaa Proparty 26 OENNIFERfe FARTTV. Now he can ruff a fourth club travel. Gardens, lawns, flower ALCOA siding, gutters and entrances and patio, fuU base- TAG SALE - 41 Walnut Street, GARAGE available immediate­ in dummy, preserve trump con­ beds, large or small. Call 643- roofing. Complete interior and ment, includes heat, ly. Central location. CaU 643- 1970 HONDA S90, exceUent con­ West North East South trol and make his contract. MANCHESTER - 27,000’ office 1895. Sunday May 4,10 a.m. to 4 p.m. □ RENTALS appliances,.and carpeting. $250. dition, $225. CaU 528-7578 or 528- site, 42,000’ industrial- exterior remodeling and 4884. Note that the heart he discard­ Answer to Previous Puzzle decorating. Visit our „ . per month. Paul W. Dougan 6620. Time to Eat commercial building on Am- ed was a loser anyway; South H U E SPRING CLEANING - Cellars, showroom. Home Fashion TAG SALE - 45 Northfield ...... Realtor, 646-1021 or 6434535. track siding. Odegard Realty, Street, Saturday and Sunday, A 2 A Pass just elected to lose his trick E L K attics, yards. Tree trimming Center, 249 Broad Street, Room* tor Rant 52 ------HONDA, 1972 CB, 175, 850 1 N E 643-4365. 9:30-5. Toddler’s clothes, toys, □ AUTOMOTIVE O l i >ass Pass Pass when he wanted. and removal. Insured. 246-4416. Manchester. Across from Dairy MANCHESTDR - Family style miles, exceUent condition. 643- ACROSS M A K plants, miscellaneous. Held at Opening lead — K A Queen or call Thomas Colla, THOMPSON HOUSE, fur­ 2 bedroom apartment, quiet 8421. 1 Chicken----- 2 Baking Simple, isn't it. Now how did M A N four separate houses. nished rooms, centrally location. Includes heat, Autoa For Sala 81 chamber Raal Batata Wantad 28 LIGHT TRUCKING - Attics 6496082. our friend the unlucky e x p rt go pie O D A E N O 1974 250CC, BULTACO Matador, - S -3 3 Citrus fruit and cellars cleaned. For free •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• located. Kitchen privileges. appliances, and carpeting. $225. down on that very line ol play? 4 Lumps ol T A P C O N ALL CASH for your property estim ates, call 647-9610 Haating-Plumbing 38 TAG SALE - Bolton, Several Parking. Reasonable rates. per month. Paul W. Dougan NEED CAR? Credit bad? low mileage, best offer. Call PICK By Oswald & James Jacoby butter 4 ------of hunger U R E FamiUes. 44A past Ladte House Phone 649-2358. Realtor, 646-1021, or 64345». Bankrupt? Repossessed? after 4 p.m., 644-8098. 8 Gumbo (var) 5 Medicinal within 24 hours. Avoid red tape, anytime. C 1175 W MCA, lo t. T M u $ N t W. When he led the eight of 12 Hawaiian plant E R S instant service. Hayes Agency, SEWERLINES, sink lines, to Tolland Road, follow signs. Honestt Douglas accepts lowest diamonds and let it ride, West pepper 6 More concise L- O U 6464131. cleaned with electric cutters, Saturday-Sunday 10 a.m. PRIVAin HOME - Female on­ MANCHESTER - Adams Street down, smallest payments. 1974 SUZUKI 250 - Street and SH O RT RIBS BY FRANK O’NEAL played his four spot. The un­ 13 Athena 7 Was seated at 1 L. E Palntlng-Paparlng 32 by professionals. McKinney ly. Kitchen privileges and area, 6-room second floor Douglas Motors, 345 Main. trail, 2,500 miles. Best offer. lucky expert wasn’t looking at 14 Make a sad table A E S WE WILL buy your house. Call Bros. Sewer Disposal Com­ TWO TABLE SAWS, one $50. parking. 643-6609 before!noon no< or apartment, large yard, parking 528-8612 after 6. ' I V\ONt walk ANvBOD/ WE DONT SEND EM TO " sound 8 Portents 25 Greek war god 42 Big city ^ B A U ~T tHA/^, JJH N y 15 Even number anytime, Hutchins Agency, PAINTING - interior and pany, 643-5308. the other $75. CaU after 5:30, after 3 p.m. available for 2 cars. $215 TOYOTA - See us for reUable eLGE...I/LK.'- TME SHOWERS IN THE 9 Outer garment 26 Evergreen tree problem npei f= O U R ! ■ j ------' 16 Direction 10 Demolish 43 Hiram's realm Realtors, 646-3166. exterior, paperhanging, 6466517. monthly, heat included. Securi­ used Toyotas with our 604ay 18 Hires lor Wretchedly t 11 Picme pesj 44 Capital of excellent work. References. NO JOB too sm all, toilet CLEAN, furnished room, cen­ ty deposit required. CaU days 100% warranty. We also buy ¥obilablla Homaa 85 'B AR G A *ElC*tv) services 28 Fruit drinks 17 Sledge^ Norway TAG SALE - 91 Foster Street. trally located. Gentleman only. 522-4465, evenings after 7 p.m. used Toyotas. Lynch Motors, -By CLAY R. POLLAN- 20 Poker stakes 29 School chore SELLING your house? Free estimates. Fully insured. repairs, plugged drains, kitchen ARIU L I I I U 19 Enthuj" 46 Harvest first and we’ll make you ^ Martin Mattsson, 649!^1. faucets replaced, repaired, rec Hifi, baby articles, skis, baby Apply 2 Pearl Street or call 875- 649-3434. 345 Center Street, Manchester, FOR SALE - Ideal vacation W MA8.2I M Your Daily Activity Guide SEPT. 23 r i 21 Bitter vetch 23 Roi 31 Find 47 Large plant 22 Shade trees offer. One day service. T, rooms, bathroom remodeUng, clothes and girl’s clothes. 3503. 6464321. vehicle - 1973 Vega 23’ travel 'f According to tho Sian. OCT. 22 ho«s6hoid 33 Waldorf----- 48 Ages and ages 24 Rendered fat 38 Heap anew Crockett, Realtor, 643-1577. P. LEWIS & SON - Custom heat modernization, etc. Free Miscellaneous. trailer, exceUent condition. f>20-21-3)-43 To develop message for Sunday, 2-32-44-^/ gods and ages 26 Stuff 40 Delicacies 50 Ethiopian rating. Interior painting. estimates gladly given. M & M ROOM FOR RENT in Tolland, WE PAY $10 for complete junk Hardly used. Fully self- ^51-4I-7W84 reod words correspor^ir^g to numbers 65-72-81-«6\^ 27 Entangle 24 Cuts off prince IMMEDIATE CASH for your Paper hanging. New Ceilings. Plumbing & Heaung, 649-2871. MOVING - Must sell : canoe and large bedroom with house PRESIDENTIAL cars. CaU Joey, Tolland Auto contained, sleeps 8. Four- TAUiqS of your Zodiac birth sign. SCORMO 30 Bird branches 41 Attack accessories, $200. 10-speed privileges, 4 acres of privacy. Body, 528-1990. burner stove, 20 gallon propane ! Partrvership 31 Soy 61 Where OCT. l i t 32 Live property. Let us explain our Remodeling. Exterior painting. 32 Aspects 62 Arc 1 2 3 4 S” 6 r - 8 9 i t IT VILLAGE APTS. 2 Friendly 34 Literature's fairpropoi . CaU Mr. Belfiore, Gutters and leaders. Carpentry. TOWNE Plumbing Service, bike, $35. Deluxe movie projec­ $1K monthly. Female. 872-6319 tanks, tandem wheels, tinted- ( MAX M 3 Work 33 A 63 Force NOV. it '■ glass windows, red/white/blue 9< MCA IOC T M C S >11 Qtt 5-3 m 4 Plon 34 For 64 Stronger Scholield boy R" (3 647-1413. Fully insured. For estimate call repairs, alterations, vanity tor, $50. ’Two tape recorders, after 6. JHANCHESHR 1969 PONTIAC Catalina, power 5-3 ir>11-13-25-37l 7-12-24-34/: 5Do 35 Impulsive 65 Strengthen 35 Expunges 6 4 9 -^ . cabinetsanf a specialty. CaU to $25 each. Go-cart e n ^ e and steering and power brakes, Colonial decor. Price includes: S /46^49 45-37-78 hitch, swaybar, torsion bars, 6 Bosic 36 Pure hose 66 Trouble 36 Compass point 16 it INSTANT cash for your home. 8:30 a.m., 6 p.m. to 7 p.m. 649- etc., $30. Antique radio. Elec­ GENTLEMAN - Central, One and .twtrbedroomk. with air-conditioning, good BUZZ SAWYER BY ROY CRANE GIMINI 7 Not 37 In 67 RomorKe SAUTTARIUS 37 Vehicles CaU Joe Gordon, Barrows & PAINTING - Save 30 - 60%. 4056. tric motor, $10. Old sewing pleasan room next to shower, Near schools, chjirches shape. CaU evenings, 649-2180. mirrors, break-away brakes, 2t 8 Behind 38 Breok 66 And 39 For tear that 10 19 machine, $5. Stainless steel parking. CaU 649-6801 after 6 and, if needed, electric brakes 9 Scenes 39 And 69 Cooperote 40 Custody Wallace Co., Equi Five years experience. WjUfrt20 40 Public 70 Restrictions 02C. 21 ^ 1 and shopping center, on FIRST, ^ i t s t a r t e d ," d e a r DEBETY," 10 Meeting 41 Obstruct lii 23 portunity. 649-51 Excellent references. Pete, 742- Heating and Plumbing - sink, $25. Florescent light p.m. 1964 FALCON - New brakes, off car. Call 875-7782. NEED FACTS, DEBBY, WHY ...BUT THERE WERE TW O 41 Originol 71 Hove BOm , A 6-19-36 11 People 5-15-23-35J' 42 Ermine fixture,,$5. Portable stereo bus line. 6ill ahytime shocks, tires, good mileage. 00 YOU THINK SAM WAS HIS SUICIDE b u t SAM ALWAYS CALLED M E MISSPELLED WORDS. I l2So 42 Ideas 72 Ties 6117 (toll free) 5-10 p.m. All heating and plumbing 147-5M7 45 Mark a prior 24 25 28 29 $185. 872-6593. MOTE ME “SWEETHEART." AMD HE WAS T H IN K THAT MOTE W AS 13 Around 43 "Go” 73 Become ■ FAMILY desires to buy three repairs plus remodeling. CaU record player, $15. 4’x8’ tool FEMALE Roommate wanted $100 REWARD- For informa­ TO CANCM CAPRICOKN time 14 Try 44 In 74 Greet tion leading to a better buy. A W A S t y p e d A GOOD SPELLER... 30 31 HU 33 bedroom home any style cond- INSIDE - Outside painting. 643-1496 shed (w o^), $40. CaU 649-7046. to share 2-bedroom apartment. 6 4 0 - 2 0 2 3 '.vr'ttem by whoever JUNf 21 15 Not 45 Starting 75 Holds DEC. 49 Certain novels CaU after 4:30, 646-1&1. 1972 CHRYSLER Imperial - new 14’ wide $9,995 deUver^ A M D U M - 16 Affoirs 46 Mood 76 Emphasized 51 Brother (ab.) sidered. Must be in move-in Special rates for people over 98. KILLED LET ME DO SO M E W r 22 JAH. 34 condition, Manchester or sur­ Fiilly insured. Estimates given. FRANK SCOTELLA Plumbing TAG SALE - SeUing household Fully loaded. Savings ^ n k of Schult 138 408. trades welcome. HIM. 17-Love 47 Especiolly 77 Potentiols 52 Shield bearing Manchester respossession. $2,- IMVESTICATING, ,1A2A38-«9 I 8 H0 I0 48 Books 78 New I7-18-27.28, 53 Wings rounding towns. Write Box BB, CaU 649-7863. - Repairs and remodeling, and outside items too numerous ROOMS with kitchen privileges Starter home, neat as a pin. 19Chonges 49 Awoy 79 And 3 9 7 m y l 36 39 495. 646-1700. One bedroom, $2,995. Parts P E 8 B V . 70 54 Masculine ■ Manchester Herald. sewer lines cleaned electricm-. to list. 119 Autumn Street, - Centrally located. 14 Arch 20 Your 50 Relotions 60 Hi-fi AQUARIUS nickname FOUR ROOM tenement - No uo 21 Stars 51 Know 61 Of 40 41 TEACHERS - Inflation fighters ly. Prompt service on emergen­ Manchester, May 34,104. Stree;t, Manchester. suppUes and accessories. fSiU juir 21 JAN. 20 ^ 55 Georges (ab ) appliances. 27 Ridgewood 1971 FORD County Squire sta­ time Service Department. 22 With 52 Comparative 82 A CASH FOR HOUSES - End - Save over 50% on quaUty cies. 643-7024. ^AUe. 22 23 Be 53 Keep 83 Promote Fet. ti 56 Fall month 42 43 44 47 48 FURNISHED room for rent - Street. CaU 643-5873. tion wagon - Savings Bank of Plaza Homes, 1348. :>Wilbur 24 Good 54 Out 84 When (ab.) those home-selling worries. Let house painting. 16 years’ 7V4’ PADDED Bar - Formica 3- 8- 9-5 3^ Conveniently located on Center Manchester repossession. $1,- Cross H iehw^, Berlin ’Turn­ 1-16-29-40 25 You 55 01 65 Promising 57 Affirmative 40 60 $1 us bring in a buyer. Or perhaps experience, insured, free es­ Flooring 38 top, with storage drawers and 7 6 |»4-,5^ ,1 . SUBLET - May thru August. 950. 646-1700. pike. Berlin, Conn. 1828 0369. 26 To 56 In 66 Affection reply buy ourseives. We do you know. timates. 643-1609. shelves, 2 bar stools. Sacrifice, Street, parking, near bus. CaU 27 Con 57 Anything 67 Noose pisets 62 63 64 One bedroom garden apart­ VI nop DOWN Showings at your convenience. FLOOR Sanding - Refinishing, $200. 5’ Meeeeeediteranean 647-9868. 28 Slip 58 To 86 Possibilities We need large and small WALLPAPER Hanging - $2.75 (specializing in older floors). credenza with sliding doors, ment, carpeted, dishwasher, TRIUMPH 1972, S pitfire, 21’ ’TRAILER, Impala, self- 29 And 59 From 89 Them i — de tois 6$ $6 t) tennis coura, swimming pool, 30 Your 60 Unjust 90 Recordings MAR. 20 T ? J homes. CaU without obligaUon! per roll. Experienced Ceilings and inside painting. $30. Regina floor scrubber and ROOM AND Board - Amston excellent condition. Must contained, carpeted, excellent gras etc. No security. $220 monthly. AlO-22-33-52 C)N ilt.7 |3»)gg(g Keith Reai Estate 64M126 or tradesman. Call R. John Verfaille, 646-5^, « n - poUsher with attachments, $18. Lake area. $45 weekly. CaU 537- sacrifice, buying business condition, hitch, electric jack, ,-® G ood f§)AdTcne (NL*WSPAPEIl ENTERPRISE ASSN > CaU after 4 p.m., 875-61M.' truck. 228-3990 after 3. sleeps five. CaU 646-0041. -A' > > 6 4 -7 S« .« 649-1922. SUrkweather, 644-3194. 2 2 2 2 . Call 742-9931. 2082.

I PAGE FOURTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Sat., May 3, 1975 OBITUARIES Important To Be Nice,

, . i V - 'V i May Fellowship Told Antonio E, Dubois Antonio E. Dubois, 70, of - By ALICE EVANS “Today we come together Dr. Shaw Killed Hartford died this morning at ■ ' “It’s nice to be important, but representing different St. Francis Hospital. He was it’s more important to be nice,’’ traditions. There are times the father, of Mrs. Doris the Rev. Ronald Fournier, co­ when we celebrate our In Vermont Crash Bourque of Manchester. pastor of Emanuel Church, told traditions and there are times He is also survived by his the 100 women from when we celebrate our unity Dr. Joseph Bowen Shaw, a wife, a son, two sisters, five Manchester’s Christian and spirit of the community. psychiatrist who once practiced grandchildren and a great­ churches gathered Friday noon May Fellowship Day is just in Manchester, was killed in a grandchild. at Emanuel Church for the such an occasion,” Pastor single-car accident in The funeral is Monday at 8:15 local celebration of Church Fournier said. Woodstock, Vt. Thursday night. a.m. from the Fisette Funeral W om en U n ite d ’s M ay ’The responsive reading led by He was the husband of Home, 20 Sisson Ave., Hart­ >■ Fellowship Day. Mrs. Max Schubert^ centered Gretchen Aschenbach Shaw; ford, with a Mass at the Church Expanding on the around the theme of the they lived in Reading, Vt. of St. Aqne, Hartford, at 9. celebration’s theme, “Open to celebration. It was divided into Also killed was Dr. Walter Burial will be in Mt. St. Live Fully,’’ he said that the three categories: “We Give Berry, 31, of Fairlee, Vt., a Benedict Cemetery, Bloom­ church’s future as he sees it lies Thanks,” “ We Want To Be veterinarian. field. in its willingness to be open to Open,” and “We Want To The accident occurred on Rt. Friends may call at the small groups and an increasing Trust.” The scripture taken 4 as they were eastbound; the funeral home Sunday from 2 to concern for individual lives. from Luke and John was read car went over an embankment 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. “I don’t know why small by Mrs. James E. Elliott. and crashed on rocks below. The family suggests that any groups work, but they do. They James McKay was organist. THE I Dr. Shaw died of a broken memorial contributions may be turn people on, openi^ them up A “Fellowship of the Least neck and was pronounced dead made to the American Cancer to live more fully,” the Rev. Coin” collection was taken at the scene. Dr. Berry died at a Society. Mr. Fournier said. during a salad luncheon, which Hanover, N.H. hospital. Suggesting that what people preened the worship service. Dr. Shaw was bom June 25, John W. Rossi proclaim in their churches on The committee for the 1933, in Hot Springs, Ark., the John W. Rossi, 95, formerly Sunday does not always relate celebration included Mrs. son of Nellie Bowen Shaw and of 8 Cottage St., died Friday If to what they practice in their Schubert, Mrs. Elliott, Mrs. the late Dr. Ernest I. Shaw. night at a Manchester convales­ lives during the week, he said, Robert Eldridge, Mrs. Robert He graduated from the Dr. Joseph B. Shaw 9 m cent home. “During the Eastw season, we Gordon, Mrs. Walter Fuss and. University of Arkansas and the Mr. Rossi was born Feb. 3, made the strangest claims, but Mrs. Carol Kittle. Thomas Jefferson Medical Manchester Lodge of Masons, 1880 in Italy and had lived in we don’t believe half of what we College in Philadelphia, Pa. He the Connecticut Consistory Manchester most of his life. He say. interned at Reading General (32nd degree) at Norwich, and was employed at Cheney Bros, “If we Christians believe the No Spittoons Hospital in West Reading, Pa., Mt. Sinai Temple Shriners in before his retirement. Gospel as it’s preached, we NEW BRITAIN (UPI) - and served his residency in psy­ Montpelier, Vt. Survivors are a grand­ .. l i : ; ' ' . I better believe what it says,” he Some 120 students at Central chiatry at the Institute of He was a member of the Ver­ daughter, Mrs. Sharon Heine of added. Connecticut State College have Living in Hartford. mont Morgan Horse Associa­ Manchester; and four great­ Pastor Fournier said the petitioned the administration to He began his practice in psy­ tion and the American Horse grandchildren. Arriving in Time for Big Sale Easter glow cannot be main­ provide spittoons at the college chiatry in Manchester in 19M Association. He was active in The funeral is Tuesday at 9 tained forever on the faces of library. Half the signers were and joined the courtesy staff at showing and breeding Morgan Seven truckloads of brand new Chevrolets parade down Manchester’s Main St. on the way a.m. from the John F. Tierney all Christians. “We have all had women. Manchester Memorial Hospital horses. to a special sale at Carter Chevrolet which started Friday. The quarter-million-dollars- Funeral Home, 219 W. Center our share of trouble since Dean of student affairs. Dr. in psychiatry. Besides his wife and mother, worth of autos were escorted on their promotional trip by local police. The 49 vehicles in­ St., with a Mass at St. James Easter. But if our hearts are Richard Judd, said the petition In 1965, Dr. Shaw became an he is survived by a son, Joseph Church at 9; 30. Burial will be in clude two-doors, four-doors, and station wagons. (Herald photo by Palmer) tuned into our resource, the was presented on behalf of Sean assistant in medicine at the B. Shaw Jr.; and two St. James Cemetery. Creator, there is a shining glow Beeching, the only known, hospital, and in 1%7 he becapue daughters, Beth and Rebecca Friends may call at the that radiates from that heart at tobacco chewer of the college’s an associate in neurology and Shaw. funeral home Monday from 7 to 13,000 students. The funeral is Monday at the all times,” he said. psychiatry and an associate in 9 p.m. medicine, appointments he held St. James Episcopal Church in until his resignation in 1970 Woodstock. A B O U T TO W N when he moved to Vermont. Friends may call at the Special Session Set At the time of his death, he church Sunday from 2 to 4 p.m. Card of Thanks was a staff physician and psy­ Those wishing to do so may The Mizpah-Spencer Circle of Lutz Junior Museum League South United Methodist Church will sponsor a mini plant sale For Voters Wednesday chiatrist for the Vermont State make memorial contributions We are sincerely grateful to all who Prison, the Woodstock Correc­ to the Shriners Hospital for remembered us during our recent will meet Tuesday at 12:30 p.m. today and Sunday from 2 to 5 bereavement with cards, flowers and at Susannah Wesley Hall. Mrs. p.m. at the museum. tional Center and the Con- Crippled Children and send gifts. A special thank you to the South VERNON group were; Ted Leboc 707; Blanchard Machine Tool Co. them in care of Seth Mead, il­ ifindsor Police Department, King’s Mary Mayo will review the Sophie Bogdan 672; Gertrude Department. -■Store ^Management 3 - and book, “Upstairs in the White Mr. and Mrs. Donald Palmer He was a member of the lustrious potentate. Box 274, a inrv fin#4 I ’ orS- There will be a special voter Edwards 664; Ann Hietala 662;; Employes, Accounting Services and Cen­ House,” by West. Hostesses are of Manchester will serve as American Psychiatric Associa­ Windsor, Vt. tral Office of South Windsor Public making session Wednesday Lillian Glessman 658; Eric tion and the Vermont The Cabot Funeral Home in Schools. Mrs. Edith Rogers, Mrs. May host and hostess Sunday from 2 from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. at Anderson 642; Doris Stiebitz The family of the late Putnam, Mrs. Ethel Armstrong to 5 p.m.at Lutz Junior Psychiatric Association. Woodstock is in charge of Raymond L. Jarvis Rockville High School to be 641; Ann Morrell 631. Dr. Shaw was a member of funeral arrangements. and Mrs. Mina Wiley. Museum. conducted by the Board of Ad­ Thursday tournament mission of Electors. winners were: Frank Minor The session is mainly to per­ 595; Katherine Duell 585; Joe mit students who are 18 years St. Louis 579; Mary St. Louis of age to register during a 576. Tall Cedars Heading statewide contest being con­ Pinochle is played Tuesdays ducted by the office of the and Thursdays at 1:30 p.m. at For Atlantic City POLICE REPORT secretary of state. the Lottie Fisk Building, Henry Queen Candidate However, anyone eligible to Park. Nutmeg Forest of the Tall corps of officers in the parade Miss Lori Lynn Secrist will be made a voter may do so at this MANCHESTER May 19. today. School Lunches Cedars of Lebanon will attend and at the business meetings of compete tonight for the title of session. A person must be at • Max L. Shaw, 21, of 28'ii • David B. Means, 22, of • Two motorcycles owned by The following lunches will be the 73rd annual Tall Cedar con­ the Supreme Tall Cedars. Miss State Sweetheart of least 18, must be a bonafide Church St. was arrested today Bloomfield was charged with Brad Noack of 12C Ambassador served in the Vernon schools vention next weekend in Atlan­ DeMolay. resident of Vernon and a citizen at 2:34 a.m. on 1-86 westbound operating under the influence of Dr. were stolen Thursday night tic City, N.J. Candidate for Supreme Tall She was chosen sweetheart of of the United States in order to next week: in East Hartford and charged liquor or drugs in connection from his open garage. Monday: Hamburg on roll, Taking part in the parade on Cedar this year is G. Russell John Mather Chapter of be qualify. with reckless driving, police with a two-car accident Friday One of them, a Triumph, was french fried potatoes, cole the Boardwalk will be the Ramsden of Rhode Island; if DeMolay in Manchester at its Pinochle Winners said. at 11:12 p.m. on W. Middle found near Salter’s Pond Fri­ slaw, and strawberry tarts. Nutmeg Band, the Rangers, elected, he will become the recent dance at the Masonic 'Two patrolmen, Michael Tpke. at Adams St., police said. day. The other, a Rickman, is Tuesday winners in the Ver­ Tuesday: Beef stew with and the newest unit of Nutmeg first New Englander to hold the Temple; she succeeds Miss Swetz and John Maloney, The Means car struck the still missing. non Senior Citizen pinochle vegetables, bread and butter, Forest, the Rangerettes under highest office in the Tall Debbie Duff. chased the Shaw car from rear of the car driven by Robert • The 1970, two-door, green. gingerbread and applesauce. the direction of Mrs. Bernie Cedars. Miss Secrist is a daughter of Center St. here to East Hart­ T. Migliore, 19, of Glastonbury, Ford Maverick of Mrs. Emilija Wednesday: Italian spaghet­ Savastio. A bus will leave from Mr. and Mrs. Wayne L. Secrist ford at high speeds before the police said. Migliore was taken Berzins of 120 Forest St. was Ellert Named ti, garden salad, bread and William Blatchley, grand Tall Manchester Police Department of 130 Parker St. She is a junior Shaw car began smoking, police to Manchester Memorial stolen from her garage Friday butter, and fruit cup. Cedar of Nutmeg, will lead his parking lot Friday at 9 a.m. at Manchester High School and Hospital where he was treated Fire Marshal Thursday: Barbecued meat said. evening. has been active with the Flag and discharged. on roll, buttered rice, carrots, Court is May 20. State police reported at 10:30 Corps, gymnastics, and the high TOLLAND Both cars were towed from • Jason Paquette, 19, of 225 p.m. the car hit a parked car on school choirs. She is also active Lt. William F. Ellert of the peaches. the scene. Court is May 20. Friday: Fish bites with tarter Summit St. was arrested today Vernon Rd. in Bolton. with the Campus Crusade for Connecticut State Police, a sauce, buttered noodles, peas, Ringling Bros. Circus at 1:51 a.m. at McKee and The Berzins car was left Christ and last summer resident of Tolland has been Center Sts. and charged with Recent breaks and thefts there. Two unidentified males and pineapple. Milk is served attended Explo ’74 in Seoul, named as deputy state fire throwing injurious articles reported include: were seen running from the car with all meals. Coming to Hartford Korea. marshal by the new State (beer bottles) on the highway. • A home on Garden Dr. was into nearby woods, police said. She will soon complete her Police Commissioner Edward broken into Thursday night and Ringling Bros, and Barnum & Oblocki troupe^from Poland, police said. State police used dogs to search seventh year of jazz dancing P. Leonard. AARP Meeting Court is May 20. a stereo stolen. for them but without success. Bailey Circus is coming to the teeterboards; Charly Baumann lessons. Commissioner Leonard, in The Tolland County Chapter • A Raymond Rd. home was Hartford Civic Center Tuesday and his Royal Bengal and • Neil J. Hoekstra, 22, of 53 Miss Secrist is past worthy making the appointment, said of the American Association of broken into Friday morning. It for 12 performances through Siberian tigers; the Samel Russell Dr., Vernon was VERNON advisor of Machester he broke the tradition of Retired Persons (AARP) will was ransacked. Nothing Sunday, May 11. mixed animal act from Ger­ charged with operating a motor Howard Johnson, 18, of Hart­ Assembly, Order of Rainbow naming the department’s meet Monday at 1:30 p.m. in the appears to be missing. The show opens Tuesday with many; the Flying Gaonas; vehicle while under the in­ ford was arrested on Rt. 83 for Girls, and is a member of executive officer as deputy fire Elks Carriage House, N. Park • A home on Hackmatack St. an-evening performance at 8. Michu, the smallest man in the fluence of liquor or drugs and Friday morning and charged Community Baptist Church marshal. St., Rockville when officers will was broken into Thursday Wednesday through Friday, world. operating without a license in with operating a motor vehicle where she assists with the He said Ellert’s 12 years’ be elected for the coming year. night. Missing are a coin collec­ shows are scheduled at 4 p.m. Also, several trained animal connection with a two-car acci­ while his license was kindergarten and the third experience with the Public The guest speaker will be tion and costume jewelry. and 8 p.m. Saturday shows are acts, flying trapeze artists, un­ dent Friday at 8:30 p.m. at suspended, police said. grade of the church school. Safety Division, two as com­ Herman Usher of the Savings • A home on Keeney St. was at 10;30 a.m., 3 p.m. and 8 p.m., icycles, crazy cars, and clowns. Oakland and Hudson Sts., police Court is May 27 in Rockville. mander, makes him well- Bank of Rockville. His subject said. broken into Thursday night. A and the shows Sunday are at 1 Harold Ronk is the singing Powerful Wind qualified for the job. Ellert is a will be, “Direct Mail of Social Details of the accident are in­ strong box was taken from a Michael K. McMahone, 19, of p.m. and 5 p.m. master of ceremonies and An avalanche, hurtling down a New Britian native. Security Checks to a Bank.” complete, but police said the bedroom closet. It contained Among the many attractions William Pruyn is bandmaster 20 Cindy Rd., Ellington was mountainside at speeds that can are internationally acclaimed of the Blue Unit Band; his wife Hoekstra car struck the right $3,000 in savings bonds as well arrested at 3:23 a.m. today and exceed 250 miles an hour, artists from Europe like the is organist with the circus band. side of the car driven by James as personal papers.. charged with breach of peace pushes a wall of pressurized air I. Generis Jr., 16, of 26 Flag Dr. Found in the house were per­ and intoxication, police said. before it. The air pressure has The Hoekstra car was towed sonal papers taken from the He was a passenger in a car blown railroad cars off their OPEN SUNDAY from the scene. Court is May Hackmatack St. home men­ stopped due to its headlights tracks, while the vacuum in an 20. tioned above. being out, police said. avalanche's wake has pulled 8 A.M .-2 P.M. FIRE CALLS • Gary W. Jones, 30, of 88 • The car of a Tolland Tpke. Court is May 27. people out of their houses. Oak St. was arrested Friday at man was broken into Thursday 1:20 p.m. on a court warrant night while it was. parked at his dent in front of 153 Main St. COTT CLUB SODA OR QINGERALE MANCHESTER charging him with breach of home. Missing are $20Q in tools. Floyd P. Agosta, 17, of 11 Friday, 10:50 a.m. — cat in peace, police said. • A red cushion top was Durant St. was taken to tree on Rachel Rd. (Eighth The charge stems from a re­ reported stolen from a stool at Manchester Memorial District) cent fight at his apartment the Bess Eaton Donut Shop on Special 2 Qts. 7H Hospital. No report was Today, 12:15 a.m. — complex, police said! Court is Center St. after 2:30 a.m. available from the hospital OPEN HOUSE dumpster fire on Tudor Lane. SAVE EVEN MORE WHEN YOU BUY CASE LOTS. (Eighth District) about him this morning. Today, 12:46 a.m. — (Manchester Ambulance) TOMORROW 1 2 OT. 400 CASE dumpster fire on Rachel Rd. Friday, 11:16 p.m. — auto ac­ NOTICE (Eighth District) cident at Adams and W. Middle Sun., May 4; 1-5 P.M. AMBULANCE CALLS Tpke. See story in today’s JACK FROST MANCHESTER Herald. (Manchester Am­ bulance) Friday, 5:06 p.m. —auto acci- Friday, 11:32 p.m. — auto ac­ OPEN, BROWSERS WELCOMEDI In Memoriam cident Main St. and Hartford SUGAR Rd. Mark T. Roach, 17, of 17 Look us over for 4 hours tomorrow. Qo at your own fn loving memoiy of Lilliam Highter, Bishop Dr. was taken MMH. 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ALTEST SUNDAY W EEKEND — May 3, 1975 — Page 8 Page 2 - WEEKEND - Ma^ 8? iS75 ^ • M « ■i Betty Spalla directs Forum of the arts production for LTM By June Tompkins Betty Spalla is directing Arthur Miller’’s “ The Crucible,” the Little Theatre of works by Hindemith, Howard Hanson, and as Sir Joseph Surface in ‘ "The School drama department at the University of Manchester’s latest production. Lull in schedule Connecticut in 1973-74, while Black, a, Debussy and Bach will be performed. for Scandal.” Charlamb has accompanied the Familiar to area theater­ The Bushnell Memorial Hall in Hart­ Ted Graeber, Bernard Frawley, and professional musician, teaches in Greater Hartford Youth Chorale, the goers, Ms. Spalla recently ford has a lull in its schedule until Friday Richard Loder play Moberly’s theatrical UC6nn’s music department. Hartford Chorale, and Hartt College directed “The Prime of Miss when Joshua Logan, Pulitzer Prize win­ Permanent music director of the cohprts. Chamber Singers. He has played tor the Jean Brodie” in which she also ning producer, playwright and director, For reservations, call 525-4258. orchestra/chorale since 1968 is Dr. Jack Little Theatre of Manchester and has played, for LTM. For other speaks on “ The Fabulous World of the Heller, also a member of UConn’s music appeared as soloist with the Hartt Wind theater groups, she has Theatre” for the Bushnell Morning Lec­ faculty. Dr. Francis Helfrick of directed “ Lovers and Other ture Pub at 11 a.m. For more informa­ Manchester is president of the organiza­ Ensemble. ■ .V'V Troupe returns Concert time is 8 p.m. Donations are Strangers,” “ Wait Until Dark,” tion, call Alice Chambers at 527-3123. tion. (f * i i I and “ Applause.-” Friday at 8 p.m., Jonathan Edwards The Hartford Ballet, presently on a 16- It is believed by the/group’s leaders $2. For further information, contact Maureen Magee*, 872-9662. and Jerry Walker present an evening of week national tour, will return to Hart­ that this may be the first time the A member of Actors Equity folk and rock. ford to present its spring season May 10 Berlioz work will have been performed Association, she worked with May 10, Sparks, the new English rock and 11 at Millard Auditorium, University in Connecticut. Ragtime concert the Nutmeg Summer Theatre at of Hartford. group touring the United States and The Kingswood-Oxford Old Boys University of Connecticut and Canada, performs at 8 p.m. The nationally acclaimed troupe of 16 with Henry ’Thomas at the Hart­ dancers, under the artistic direction of , Association will sponsor a ragtime con­ May 14 at 8:15 p.m., Arthur Winograd 13th season set cert to benefit the Kingswood-Oxford ford Stage Co. Studio'. conducts the Hartford Symphony Michael Uthoff, features Lisa The 13th season of the Goodspeed Scholarship Fund Sunday at 3 p.m. at the Orchestra in a program of Tchaikovskyj Bradley,who was most recently praised Ms. Spalla is presently in­ Opera House in East Haddam opens May Roberts Center Theatre. Prokofiev and Brahms. • for her five-week engagement with volved as director of Encore 27 with Irving Berlin’s “ Louisiana Featured will be the New Elngland For reservations, call 246-6807. Rudolf Nureyev on Broadway. Theatre Camp and School In The tour is under the auspices of the Purchase.” The show has not been Ensemble, directed by Gunther Schuller, Vermont, a teenage program in National Endowment for the Arts, Dance produced since its Broadway debut in president of the New England Conser­ dramatic arts. She is also ar­ Touring Program. 1940. vatory. tistic director for the Encore Dinner theaters The spring season will present five Christopher Hewitt will direct the fast- Playhouse, a professional In area dinner theaters, the musical works from the Company’s repertoire paced musical which will play through Musical events summer stock theater now in “ Where’s Charley” starring Jay Devlin which will include the Hartford premiere July 6. its fourth season. is playing at the Coachlight Dinner Other shows scheduled this summer at Free" musical events in the area in­ BETTY SPALLA of two new ballets. The large cast of “ The Theater in East Windsor through June Miss Bradley will be featured in Goodspeed are Jerome Kern’s “ Very clude “ Liverpool,” a tribute to the Beatles, today at 4 p.m. at Manchester 't CYucible” is headed by Charles 13. For information, call 522-1266 or 623- Michael Uthoff’s “ Duo,” which Good Eddie,” and the world premiere, Community College’s main campus. Alan Plese and Susan Plese as tant stage manager; Betty premiered during the Company’s Winter “ Cowboy,” which will run from August 'ii ^ ‘ 8227. John and Elizabeth Proctor, a Spalla, lighting design; Charles Another musical, “ The Fantostlcks,” Season, and the two new ballets which 19 throi^h September 28. Monday at MCC, the MCC Jazz Band lift® husband and wife who face an King, lights; Clay Massey, set is being billed at the Four Seasons will have their premiere. “ Cowboy” depicts the life of Charles will present a concert at 8 p.m. In the experience emotionally designer and decor; Mary Dinner Theatre in Higganum through During the Company’s Spring Season Russell, the renowned painter and sculp­ auditorium. shattering to their relationship Blish, costumes; Gretchen June 8. For information, call 345-8515. performances, the Hartford Ballet will tor of the Western Frontier. For infor­ Tuesday at MCC, the “ Black Voices of as well as to their own concept Wiedie, makeup; Betty For comedy, the Chateau de Ville in present the same program both May 10 mation, call 873-8668. Freedom” from UConn will perform in of morality. Lundberg, properties; John East Windsor is featuring Joan Fontaine the auditorium. and 11 . Spalla, music; Roger Hall, in “ Cactus Flower.’^ iFor information, Tickets for the limited engagement At Wadsworth Atheneum in Hartford, Other members of the cast in­ Josephine Graziano, soprano, will sing in sound; Frank Minutillo, set call 525-1488. can be purchased at the company’s Special matinee clude Paul Norton as Reverend construction; Dave Cooney, studios, 308 Farmington Ave., Hartford, a recital at 3 p.m. On May 16, the American Shakespeare Hale; Ruth Rowley as Rebecca move manager. or by calling 525-9396. Also at 3 p.m. at the Atheneum on Sun­ Theatre in Stratford is scheduling a Nurse; Clay Massey as Francis day, Suzanne Benton will give “ Lilith,” a Tickets for “The Crucible” Familiar faces special matinee performance at 2:45 Nurse, Dan Lein as Reverend- dramatic monologue. Spring ballet season Parris, Bob Walnum as Giles. are available • at Liggett’s Several familiar faces have returned p.m. of “ Romeo and Juliet” for senior Parkade Drug and Authenticity Spring concert citizens, teachers and students. The ■ ,|Corey. to the Hartford Stage Company in its Usa Bradley and Noble Barker are featured in “ Duo,” choreographed by Michael Uthoff, I. For reservations and infor­ The Manchester Civic Orchestra and single tickets are available at the dis­ new play, “ Room Service,” which to be presented with four other works in the Hartford Ballet’s spring season May 10 and 11. mation, call the LTM box of­ Chorale will feature the Berlioz “ Lelio, opened Friday and will run through June count rate of 63.50. Rounding out the cast are fice, 647-9612. 15. or the Return to Live” in its spring con­ For information, call 37524457. John Spalla, Gerry Directed by Paul Weidner, the famous cert May 18 at Vernon Middle School, QAieefeend Chapdelaine, Carol Schofield, comedy has Ted Graeber, Bernard Vernon. M CC festival continues Bradley Zervas, Deborah 'Principal coatar Frawley and Richard Loder among its The concert is presented with the help Charlamb performs Weekend, a weddy entertainment and McKenna, Anne Kibbie, Debbie cast members. of a matching | 500 grant from the television supplement, is published each Smith, Thaddeus Kowaleski, Victoria Principal will costar Donald CharlanAb of 55uE. Eldridge St. It features Robert Moberly as Gordon Connecticut Commission on the Arts. Saturday by The Mandiester Evening Events in the Manchester the MCC Jazz Band at 8 p.m. in coffeehouse from 8 p.m. to mid­ Anne Cohen, Sherry Haller, with Elliott Gould in “ I WiU, I will perform tonight in a recital at the Miller, a shoestring producer trying to The money will go toward paying the Herald, Herald Square, Manchester, Community College Spring the college auditorium. night. Bethany Donnelly, Bill Brin- Will ... For Now” for Brut Hans Christian Andersen Montessori puil together a show in a Times Square fees of Shakespearean actor Arnold Conn. 06040. Festival, which started Tuesday: A concert with Next Saturday: “ Boys in the damour, Anne Miller and Productions. School on Goose Lane In Tolland. hotel. Moss, who has been engaged as dramatic Publisher...... Burl Lyons Tuesday, continue today and “ Black Voices of Freedom” at Band” at 8 p.m. in the college Jeanne Adams. On the program with Charlamb will Bad boys Moberly will be remembered by Hart­ actor for the work, and FVed Black, lyric Weekend E ditor...... Doug Bevins through next week with arts 8 p.m. in the college auditorium. also be Peter LaBombard, flutist. HOLLYWOOD (UPI) - “ The ford audiences for his performance as tenor soloist for the event. and crafts, skydiving, music, a auditorium. Most events are free and open Comprising the production In the candlelight setting of the school. :*:T:*X;:*:*::W:X*KrX*:55*X*%3:X5A:*X*X; Kansas City Massacre” will Fancourt Babberly in “ Charley’s Aunt” Moss was a visiting professor in the magician; and other features. Thursday: “ Amazing Ran- to the public. The festival is staff are: Dave Newirth, di,” a magician, performs at sponsored by MCC’s Student production manager; Nancy feature such legendary At 2:30 p.m. today, there’ll be 1:30 p.m. in the college’s cen­ Senate and Cultural Programs Chapdelaine, production assis­ criminals as John Dillinger, Baby Face Nelson, Prptty Boy a skydiving exhibition at MCC’s tral mall. Committee. For more infor­ tant; Tony Fogarty, stage Classical music losing ground Cougar Field. An all-day arts Friday: A student center mation: Tel. 646-2137. manager; Anne Miller, assis- Floyd, and Alvin Karpis. Tom Cai Gets and crafts fair runs until 4 p.m. nuances which cannot be today at the college’s upper PHILADELPHIA (UPI) - “ Music educators are Orchestra, said there is a translated by any kind of com­ Special Case! parking lot. At 4 p.m., there’ll Jazz, ethnic, and rock music is opening up their vision from the greater awareness now about SYLVANU GT-MATK-il PUBLIC ANNOUNCEMENT puterized technology. be a concert by “ Liverpool” in gaining ground over classicial 18th and 19th century narrow music and educators are get­ “ Determining music quality front of the main campus ad­ The flRST True tunes in music education European view of classical ting away from the elitist, idea SVLVANIA is a matter of.. philosophy, ministration building. Self-A(0ii6tiiig Color Set programs, according to Dr. music to include all kinds of the only valid music is 19th cen­ COLOR music to serve all kinds of peo­ tury European. dedication and concern about A Great Mm Made FLEA MARKET Gunther Schuller, a composer African music, for example, our youth,” he says. “ It is a Other Spring Festival events: and president of the New ple, such as jazz, rock and other GT Even Better question of not looking for for­ Sunday: A Yankee Clipper England Conservatory of forms of popular music,” he seems primitive, but it is very mATic complex, he explained. mulas or systems but to one’s cruise on the Connecticut SYLVANIA TABLE Sunday, May 4, T975 Music. said. He said there is no self. The trouble with systems River. “J MODEL Dr. Schuller said quality is Gunther, a New York-born is that they perpetuate Monday: A concert featuring COLOR TV MODEL the only criterion important in composer who has performed technological system to help 10 A.M. - 4 P.M. themselves and you get locked CL4204W determining what to teach with the Metropolitan Opera people determine the quality of To be held next to McDonald’s Restaurant and New York Philharmonic music because there are subtle in.” students today. Pampering pdy»- on West Center Street you don’t believe it, Hobby, anyone? ‘ Coniwnporary «tyl« caMnal of Walnut gralnod vinyl on molat NEW YORK (UPI) -The *Olant 25 Inch diagonal piciuro • ' trust your car to our hobby industry has grown n ia it -u ir-ptotan taba wNb On aawir Mask m Mx lor a Ikirii eolar iMura For space reMrvatlons, call 646-7786 staff. 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An exhibition which explores at the San Francisco Museum the many facets of the Beat of Art. Generation as it emerged in ar­ A series of gallery talks, open tistic expression is at the to the public without charge, Wadsworth Atheneum, Hart­ will take place in the “Poets of* ford, through June 1. Entitled the Cities” exhibition galleries “Poets of the Cities: New York on the following dates: Sun­ and San Francisco 1950-1965,” days, May 4, 11, 18 and 25 at 2 the exhibition is on view in the p.m. ; and Wednesdays, May 7 museum’s Austin Gallery and and 21, at 12:15 p.m. Avery Court. Singer and poet Gloria Tropp and Stephen Tropp, poet and “Poets of the Cities” com­ musician, will perform prises more than 60 paintings, Tuesday, bby 8, in the exhibi­ asseblages and sculptures by tion galleries. The Tropps such leading artists of the appeared in the first showing of period as Robert the exhibition in Dallas last fall Rauschenberg, Jasper Johns, as part of a series of perfor­ Jackson Pollock, Claes Olden­ mances by Beat Generation ar­ burg and Louise Nevelson. tists. Photographs of the urban ar­ Atheneum hours are Tuesday tistic life will also be displayed through Saturday from 11 a.m. along with sound documenta­ to 4 p.m. and Sunday from 1 to 5 tion. p.m. Suggested museum admis­ sion fees are $1 for adults and 50 The show was organized by cents for 12 to 18 years. the Dallas Museum of Fine Arts Children under 12, museum and Southern Methodist Univer­ members, and scheduled tour sity and has also been displayed groups are admitted free. City’s arts festival has ‘sponsored art’ Sponsored Art, a collage of Art, Hartford’s senior citizens artistic representation, will display paintings and crafts; again be a major attraction at the artwork of handicapped and the fifth annual Greater Hart­ institutionalized individuals ford Civic and Arts Festival reach a public forum; and .May 31 to June 8 on Constitution liturgical music and art are Plaza, Hartford. enjoyed by an ecumenical Its form and shape are audience. delineated by a multiplicity of The festival’s Sponsored Art contributors. committee is headed by the it’s free form! Under the aegis of Sponsored Rev. Mr. Ronald Woodruff, rec­ tor of St. James Episcopal Students in John Steyens’ sculpture Left; Lynne Rosenbeck of Swamp Rd., Church in West Hartford, who Coventry, works on her free form inter­ brings order to the wide spec­ The first woman class at Manchester Community College Circus due trum of talent and activity. rushed earlier this week to complete work pretation of a woman. Sponsored art serves as an Trinity College’s first woman master carillonneur, Susanne Gates of West Hartford, will for the end-of-year student exhibition at Below: Stefanie Serba watches as Chet this week outlet for recognition to those give up the position when ^he graduates this month. She performs on the 30-bell instru­ the college’s Stairwell Gallery, 146 Hart­ Bacon of Bristol works on his free form who rarely exhibit, festival ment on the Hartford campus for the non-paying one-year post. Watching are the three ford Rd. sculpture. A procession of ponderous sponsors say. competitors for the position (left to right), Stanley Ackert, Philip Crevier, and winner A variety of free form work was the The end-of-year exhibition opened pachyderms, high-stepping More information is available Daniel Kehoe. (UPI photo) result, most of it using fiberglass. Friday night and will run t h r i l l May 16. horses, clever camels, and an front! the festival office at 250 Above: Laurie Bleau of Southington Gallery hours are 8 a.n^; to'lO p.m. asonishing assortment of Constitution Plaza, Hartford, educated animals will signal puts the finishing touches on an organic weekdays and 9 a.m. to noon Saturdays. tel. 525-4451. Woody’s next Tuesday’s opening of the Sponsors of the fekival are form. (Photographs by Reginald Pinto) Ringling Bros, and Bamum & the Retail Trade Bureau, the Woody Allen will star in “The Bailey Circus at the Hartford Greater Hartford Arts Council, Front” under the direction of Civic Center. and the Greater Hartford Martin Ritt for Columbia Pic­ SUPER The Greatest Show on Earth Chamber of Commerce. tures. will play 12 performances, May 6 to 11. A traditional “animal walk” through the streets of down­ PUNT YOUR EVERGREENS, SHADE TREES town Hartford is scheduled to AND ROWERING SHRUBS NOW SPECIAL begin at 1 p.m. Tuesday. Come and See Our Spring Selection Today “The Waltons” series on. CBS-TV has been renewed for,a fourth year. BURGESS NURSERY ANPROMEDA HEMLOCK PLANNING TO REMODEL? HYDRANGIA JUMPER Call Us First, We Pledge MAGNOLIA DIAK EQUALITY MATERIALS RHODODENDRON YEWS 'PROFESSIONAL 'COMPETITIVE PRICING VIBURNUM CRIMSON KING MAPLE And Always Our Best EWorl WNEUA MAGNOLIA NORWAY MAPLE SIDING, ROOFING, CARPENTRY 646-5351 373 DEMING STREET CONSUMER SALES R&M ASSO aATES, Inc. ^ SO. WINDSOR, CONN. ‘ ALL WORK GUARANTEED PHONE 644-1966 ' MANCHESTBtPARKAUE ‘FULLY INSURED ‘FINANCING AVAILABLE From Manchenter Right Off Buckland Road Klng’» Section / WEEKEND — May 3. 1975 — Page 7 Page 6 — WEEKEND — May 3, 1975 Several guest artists Q uasat: u \i12 diagonal E Spe.CvO'\'J -for '^oun0 readers in scholarship concert Black & White The Chamlnade Musical Gub and at the H arvest Moon PORTABLE TV festival. will present its annual "Glare Guard" Filter, scholarship concert Monday at A group of organ selections included with set, helps 8 p.m. at Trinity Covenant will be played by Grzyb, reduce annoying glare- Church on Hackmatack St. organist at Center and outdoor reflections. Quest artists appearing in the Congregational Church. He will 70-channel UHF "Click" play works by Brahms, Tuner, built-in recessed Member of ■"■Sw-V concert are Talivaldis Paups, handle. Walnut grain g ff i tenor; Miss Sirkka Johnson, Buxtehude, Pachelbel and Bach. finish plastic cabinet. Distinguished Achievement Awards Winner 197A nutist; Miss Gaire Putsche, iEr]x>xe.B:aia Mode/ BP3070MW lutenist; Walter Grzyb, Worley is a student at organist; and Jonathan Worley, Manchester Community By BETTY DEBNAM guitarist. 10th IXNTURY TV College maijoring in music. A 176 Burnsida Ave. classical guitarist, he will play Gub members performing on East Hartford Anna Jarvis Loved Her Mom. the program are Mrs. Mis^ several selections. 28-1554 Stewart, contralto, and Miss Mrs.Stewart, former presi­ Janet Morris and Mrs. Janette dent of Chaminade and current Wodal, sopranos. contralto soloist at the First How Mother’s Day Got Started Paups, a former scholarship Presbyterian Church in Hart­ B.E Goodrich recipient of Chamlnade Gub, ford, will sing a solo by Handel. V M other’s ^ Anna Jarvis of Philadelphia started traveled with Fred Waring and She will be joined by Miss Day is his Pennsylvanians in 1972 Morris in two duets. Dual Steel Blemished May 11th. Mother’s Day in this country. doing one-night stands around Mrs. Wodal will sing a Radids White the country. A Marine veteran, To find out more about her, The TALIVALDIS PAUPS soprano solo and will join with he is a former student at the Paups in a duet from Verdi’s Mini Page interviewed her close Hartford Conservatory and is “La Traviata.” completing his second 3rear as FREE friend and companion for 10 years, an opera mgjor at the Hartt There will be a free-will School of Music of the Universi­ offering, the proceeds of which MOUNTING Mrs. Ivan Procter, who now lives in ty of Hartford. will be used to provide Raleigh, North Carolina. When the scholarships to high school Paups, who also plays violin, students for Laurel Music and two first met in 1905, Mrs. Procter wiii sing a group of selections Camp. .by Handel, Tchaikovsky and BALANCE was 15, and Miss Jarvis was 30. Giordano. He will be accom­ The public is invited. panied by Walter Grzyb. BR-78-13 35.95 CR-78-13 37.95 “We’re going to start Mother’s Refreshments will be served 42.95 GR-78-15 45.95 Miss Johnson, also a recipient after the program. ER-78-14 Day,” said Miss Jarvis, and they did! of a Laurel Music Camp FR-78-14 43.95 HR-78-15 49.95 “On the second Saturday in May, ' Scholarship from Chaminade, GR-78-14 44.95 JR-78-15 50.95 is a graduate of the Boston LR-78-15 51.95 we would stand on a street corner Conservatory of Music. With HR-78-14 48.95 Miss Putsche, a graduate of the Musical Judges ALL tires plus F.E.T. tax ($2.32 to $3.46 per tire) with a huge tin wash tub full of carna­ Hartt School of Music, they will V' Henry Mancini, Marvin tions. When people walked by, we tell about Romaissance music Hamlisch, Merle Haggard, and play some of the music Tennessee Ernie Ford, Ray TIRE OUTLET would ask them to wear a red carna­ from that era. Charles, and Jcdumy Mathis will judge entries in the 1975 ROUTE 83, VERNON 872-2228 tion if their mother were living and a The two young ladies have OPEN MON. - FRI. 7a.m. - 8p.m. SAT. 8a.m. - 5p.m. SIRKKA JOHNSON performed at many weddings American Song Festival. white carnation if she were dead. Then we would ask them to write a letter to their mother, even if she lived in the same town.” Stars don’t give a hoot Nil#— itrEK “What Miss Jarvis had in’ mind was a hand written love letter to your njother, not the printed card,” said “Ijaiii about the PATSY awards )••••••• RENT-A-CAR Mrs. I^octer. Mrs. Procter’s grandson, Bill Little, is no mare-horse or goose-gander distinction. hands her a note he has written himself. By VERNON SCOTT The best animal performance in a television HOLLYWCX)D (UPI) — Nominees were series category is packed with four dogs this announced this week for the PATSY year and Elsa, the lion who bombed out in “ Bom awards, the only show business prizes about Free.’’ which the stars don’t give a hoot—unless, of The canines are Joe (Run Joe, Run) Farouk course, an owl should win. (Chase), Sam (Apple’s Way), Bridget (Lucas PA’TSY stands for Picture Animal Top Star of Tanner). the Year, awarded by the American Humane Note; Elsa won best feature film PATSY in Association. 1967 for “Bora Free.’’ Nominees include Higgins, the lovable mutt Most interesting division this year is the best who starred in the title role of “Benji,” and Ton- anim al performance in a t»mmercial. The to, the cat in “Harry and Tonto.’’ nominees include a deer, fox, chicken airf [Rent a 1975 FOROi Higgins won the television PATSY back in 1966 cougar, along with three d « ^ and a team of six for his sterling performance in the unforgettable horses whose names unaccountably were IMAVERICK for *55 per] “Petticoat Junction.’’ Now he has m ov^ up to overlooked. [week*, plus mileage, the movie PA’TSY. Lassie, whose show has long been canceled, Tonto is a newcomer whose partner Harry, was removed from consideration after e i^ t ifrom Art Carney, won the Oscar this year. In feline straight wins in the 1960s. Officials tried to make circles it is believed Tonto carried Carney in the • it an honorary gesture but it made a mockipy of MLLON LEASING CORP. film. the television category. . None of the animals nominated in this 2Sth an­ But the old girl, bless her, is back this year in “When she was younger. Miss Jarvis was wealthy. nual renewal of the awards has stooped to 1 ^ the conommtnal categmy plugging her own *To QuaHItod Paraona She was very generous with her money and spent a ads in the Hollywood trade press or otherwise brand of dog food. attempted to curry favor with the humane peo­ The final category, best animal p^orm ance Many cars and trucks fortune on the Mother’s Day idea. She traveled Anna Jarvis. Her Mother ple. ' in an individual televiskm program, is an insult FORD for rent at low, low\ around the world making speeches. She wrote a lot Neither have they hired press agents. to some of the nominees. An entire pack of rates! of letters to the people in Congress. She died poor “Miss Jarvis was very pretty and had a lot of style. She Pitted against Higgins and Tonto for best per­ coyotes is in the running for its wwk in “The and blind in a rest home outside of Philadelphia.” always wore a hat'and gloves when she went out. As a formance in a feature fllm are a horse named Indestructible Outcasts.” Not even a family young girl she planned to marry, but was left standing at Stranger (Marne), a dog who answers to name. 319 Main St., Manchester (In 1914, thanks to her efforts. President Wilson Jose{£ine (Island at the Top of the World) and a T.itp the Oscars, Emmys, Grammys and all Phone 643-2145 proclaimed the second Sunday in May as Mother’s the altar by her fiance. She never looked at another man. Brahma bull (For Pete’s Sake) who answers to the rest, the PA’TSY Awards will be nationally She always felt that her mother was her best friend.” anything he pleases but is known as Bologna. televised. TTie hosts, in the absence of Greta Day in every state.) PATSYs are noo-diacriminato^. Categories Garbo and George C. Scott, will be Betty White are not broken down by sex. That is to say, there and Allen Ludden. Page 8 - WEEKEND — May 3, 1975 WEEKEND — May 3, 1975 — Page t

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makes himself disappear. This week’s movies on TV Tuesday David McCallum, Melinda Fee. 8:30 ( 8-40) ‘"nie California Give Mom a Silhouette 1:00 (5) “Distant Drums” Kid” (1974). Hot rodder is out Anne Baxter. gone. John Wayne, Natalie (1951). Swamp fighter leads to get a sheriff. Martin Sheen, \A/ha-V is Today 6:00 (18) ‘‘The Clouded Wood. Mother’s Day will be Sunday, May 11 \0 force into Everglades to turn Vic Morrow. Yellow” (19M). Girl framed for 8:00 (20-22-30) “Nevada the tide of a savage Indian war. 11:30 (3) “Madame X” What you’ll need: 1:00 (3) “Mauro the Gypsy” murder is aided by an ex- Smith” (1975). Two men join Gary Cooper. (1966). Fallen woman commits • Sheet of white paper (1972). Fourteen-year-old bioy serviceman. Jean Simmons, forces to escort explosives 1:00 (9) “The Brave Bulls” murder to avoid family scan­ /V low \ risks his life to save two Trevor Howard. across Utah. Lome Greene, (1951). True story of Mexico’s dal. Lana Turner, John For­ • Sheet of dark paper children. 6:30 (9) “Die Monster Die” Cliff Potts. top matador and how he lost his sythe. • Scissors 1:00 (9) “ Mysterious (1965). Young American, 9:30 (20-22-30) “A Matter of ability to face the bull. Anthony 11:30 (5) “Kiss Tomorrow • Flash light or a lamp, Desperado” (1949). Young visiting his English fiance’s Wife ... and Death” (1975). Quinn. Goodbye” (1950). Escaped con­ that you can make man, who inherits a large piece parents, sees the girl’s father Private eye seeks men respon­ 4:00 (9) “Pittsburgh” (1942). vict marries wealthy heiress. DvOv? of land, is framed so as to lose change into a fungus. Boris sible for bombing his friend. Ruthless man meets his match: James Cagney, Ward Bond. shine on the paper its ownership. Tim Holt, Karloff. Rod Taylor, Joe Santos. An equally ruthless woman. 12:30 (9) “The Bride of Richard Martin. • Pencil 8:00 (5) “Rain” (1932). 11:30(3) “Giant” (1956). Old- John Wayne, Marlene Dietrich. Frankenstein” (1935). Elsa Mb 8:00 (20-22-30) “’The Invisible 1:30 (5) “The Four Skulls of Minister attempts to reclaim a time ranchers conflict with Lanchester, Boris Karloff, • Masking tape “lost” woman on Pago Pago. Man” (1975). Gifted scientist Colin Clive. Jonathan Drake” (1959). oilmen in Texas. Elizabeth Joan Crawford, Walter Huston. Voodoo curse plagues respected Taylor, Rock Hudson. What to do: 8:00 (8-40) “The Good, the se c family but is solved by modem 11:30 (8) “The Bridges of 1. Using masking tape, hang the white paper on science. Eduard Franz, Valerie Bad, and the Ugly” (1966). Epic Toko-Ri” (1954). Drama based from suspended animation, a a flat wall. French. about three men searching for a on M ichener’s best-seller. Wednesday grown man has a child’s mind. 2. Sit very still and sit in front of the light so you 6200,000 cashbox. Clint Fredric March, William Terence Stamp, Robert 5:00 (20) “La Vendedora de Eastwood, Eli Wallach, Lee Holden. 1:00 (5) “Charge of the Light Vaughn. will cast a shadow. Amor” (1963). Vfln (^Ippf Brigade” (1936). War adven­ 8:30 (8-40) “ Matt Helm” 3. Have someone trace around your head and 6:00 (5) “ Five Graves to 8:00 (9) “The Searchers” 1:00 (5) “Now and Forever” ture with Errol Flynn, Olivia de (1975). Private eye investigates shoulders. Cairo” (1943). Intrigue and es­ (1956). War veteran sets out to (1934). ’riiief tries to get his Havilland, David Niven. a death. Tony Franciosa, Ann pionage during World War II in avenge the death of his family, young daughter back. Gary 1:00 (9) “The Easy Way” Turkel. 4. Cut along the line. Paste the silhouette on a North Africa. Akim Tamiroff, killed by Indians while he was Cooper, Shirley Temple. (1952). Mother of three adds a 11:30 (3) “Cheaper by the sheet of darker paper. Write a nice note on the homeless youngster to her Dozen” (1950). Comedy drama brood, then another and about a large family in the back. Jacqueline Pearce. 3:00 (5) “My Darling Clemen­ another. Cary Grant, Betsy 1920s. Oifton Webb, Jeanne 8:00 (9) “Psycho” (1960). Sunday tine” (1946). Classic Western Drake. Crain. 1 8 about Wyatt Earp and his Young woman steals a fortune ,11:30 (5) “Strawberry and encounters trouble at a 4:00 (9) ‘‘Flying 8:00 (30) “The Wagons Roll at friends. Henry Fonda, Unda Leathernecks” (1951). Strict of­ Blonde” (1941). Comedy drama Mini M aze motel. Anthony Perkins, Janet Night” (1941). Drama about Darnell. ficer and his squadron become with James Cagney, Olivia de Leigh. carnival life. Humphrey 3:00 (40) “The Lemon Drop friendly in the crucible of war. Havilland, Rita Hayworth. 8:30 (8-40) “The Barbary Bogart, Eddie Albert. Kid” (1951). Comedy with Bob Robert Ryan, John Wayne. 12:30 (9) “Ghost of Coast” (1975). Saloon owner Noon (5) “Smart Alecks” Hope, Lloyd Nolan, Marilyn 6:30 (5) ‘‘The Mind of Mister Frankenstein” (1942). Lon and cop fight crime on San (I942). East Side Kids hunt con­ Maxwell. Soames” (1970). Emerging Chaney Jr., Evelyn Ankers. ^ 7 5 8 vict to prevent innocent man 3:30 (3) “Invasion of the Body Francisco’s waterfront. Dennis • 31 f from being executed. Snatchers” (1956). Horrible Cole, William Shatner. plant life infests a California 1:00 (5) “Top Secret Affair” 11:30 (9) “Each Dawn I Die” town. Kevin McCarthy, Dana (1957). Tough general is named (1939). Newsman investigating Thursday kicked out of a hotel. The Marx Wynter. to diplomatic post, but the political corruption is framed Brothers, Lucille Ball. 4:15 (3) “The Curse of the 9:00 (3) “The Thomas Crown nomination is opposed by a for murder. James Cagney, 1:00 (5) “ High Treason” Fly” (1966). Experiments glamorous publisher. Susan George Raft. (1952). Plottei‘s attempt to Affair” (1968). Millionaire change people into monsters. masterminds a bank heist for Hayward, Kirk Douglas. 11:30 (40) “Rally ‘Round the create industrial chaos in Bri­ Brian Donlevy. fun. Steve McQueen, Faye 1:00 (9) “Racketeers of the Flag, Boys” (1958). Satirical tain. Liam Redmond, Andre 5:00 (9) Son of Frankenstein” Range” (1940). Slick attorney comedy about the military. Morelli. Dunaway, Paul Burke. (1939). Eldest son of the doctor 11:30 (3) “P.J.” (1968). tries to sell a girl’s herd to a Paul Newman, Joanne 1:00 (9) ‘"The Macomber Af­ returns to the castle. Boris Down-and-out private eye is • x l packing company. George Woodward. fair” (1947). Tale of an African O’Brien, Marjorie Reynolds. Karloff, Basil Rathbone. safari beset by murder and hired by a ruthless tycoon. 2:00 (8) “Lord Jim ” (1965). 6:00 (5) “Don’t Raise the Midnight (30) “Bordertown” violence. Gregory Peck, Robert George Peppard, Raymond Adaptation of Joseph Conrad’s Bridge Lower the River” (1935). Ambitious lawyer’s road Preston. Burr. novel about a seaman in the (1968). Comedy with Jerry to success has a lot of potholes. 4:00 (9) “The Spoilers” 11:30 (5) “White Heat” Orient. Peter O’Toole. Lewis. Terry Thomas, Paul Muni, Bette Davis. (1942). Two frontier men clash (1949). Killer has a mother over gold in the Yukon. John complex. James Cagney, Wayne, Randolph Scott. Virginia Mayo. 5 1 11:30 (3) “Yellow Sky” 8:00 (9) “Room Service” 12:30 (9) “Frankenstein s l b ' ‘ XT Monday (1948). Six outlaws hide in a (1938). Penniless theatrical Meets the Wolfman” (1943). ghost town. Gregory Peck, producer and aides fake Lon Chaney Jr., Ilona Massey, Help the little boy find his mother. She’s out in the 1:00 (5) “Castle Keep” Anne Baxter. (1969). U.S. infantrymen make measles to keep from being Bela Lugosi. garden, and he has a note for her. a stand against the Germans in 11:30 (5) “Public Enemy” (1931) . (Classic crime drama a Belgian castle. Burt Lan­ back in business. John David­ with James Cagney. Donald caster, Peter Falk. son, Tom Atkins. 1:00 (9) “Track of the Cat” Cook, Jean Harlow. Friday 9:30 (3) “The Blue Knight” (1954). Brothers try to capture Try ’N Find: Flowers 12:30 (9). “ Frankenstein” 1:00 (5) “Wake Island” (1975). Patrolman searches for What Would You Do? a mountain lion in northern (1932) . The original horror film (1942). Story of the Marines on the killer of an aging officer. California. Robert Mitchum, classic. Boris Karloff, Mae Wake Island. Brian Donlevy, George Kennedy, Alex Rocco. The names of flowers are hidden in the block below. Tab Hunter. Clarke. William Bendix. 11:30 (3) “ The Devil’s They run across and down. See how many you can 4:00 (9) “She Wore a Yellow 1:00 (9) “ Stage Fright” Brigade” (1968). Americans find. Ribbon” (1949). Rugged (1950). Alfred Hitchcock team with Canadians for raids Cavalry , commander fights inr New policy thriller about murder involving in Nazi-occupied Norway. vading Indians. John Wayne. the London theatrical world. William Holden, Vince BDAI 5Y&T0MLS 8:00 (9) “Life and Death of RKO Television Inc., which Jane Wyman, Marlene Edwards. operates New York City’s UBSAN PAN5Yyu Rudolph Valentino” (1960). Dietrich. 11:30 (5) “Yankee Doodle Behind-the-scenes look at the WOR-TV (Channel 9), will be 4:00 (9) “Trouble Along the Dandy” (1942). The life and TKVUQMTU romantic idol. offering programming Way” (1953). Football coach songs of George M. Cohan. TRCEHPDFPT 9:00 (20-22-30) “One of Our guidelines to the public in the tries to lead his small college James Cagney, Joan Leslie. Own” (1975)., Neurosurgeon form of an announcement prior team to victory. John Wayne, 12:30 (9) “ House of edandelion confronts life-and-death to all movies which the com­ Donna Reed. Frankenstein” (1945). Boris routine. George Peppard, Zohra pany feels aren’t suitable for 8:00 (3) “Shell Game” (1975). Karloff, Lon Chaney Jr., John F P G B 0 Lampert. children. 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Garden...... 24 channels ’The Romaghoiis’ Table ----- 57 6:30 M ovie...... 5 Camera Three ...... 3 Connecticut Scene ...... 8 7:30 TV G uide...... 2 WFSB (3) H artford...... 3 Rev. Robinson ...... 5 Hour of P o w er...... 9 Cher ...... 3 Today, May 3 Billy Graham Sermon...... 18 $6 Million M a n ...... 8-40 WHYN (40) Springfield ...... 4 1:00 Black Perspective___ ...... 30 7:00 Insight ...... 20 World of Disney...... 20-22-30 WNEW (5) New York...... 5 Film Festival...... 3 Open D oor...... 57 Insight ...... 3 Melha Shrine C ircu s...... 22 Evening at Symphony .. . 24-57 Weather Scan ...... 6 WGBY (57) Springfield...... 7 M ovie...... 9 6:30 Wonder Window...... 5 What About Women...... 30 8:00 I Love Lucy ...... 20 This Is the Life ...... 8 Man in a Suitcase ...... 40 Lawrence Welk S how ...... 5 WTNH (8) New H aven...... 8 New s...... 3-8-22-30-40 WOR (9) New York ...... 9 Star T re k ...... 22 7:30 12:15 M ovie...... 9 M ovie...... 9 News Headlines...... 10 Sesame Street...... 24 Land of the T h re e ...... 3 For the Consumer...... 8 Two Heavens ...... 18 Consumer Survival Kit .. 24-57 L Local Origination...... 11 Jabberwocky...... 30 Yogi Bear & Friends — < . .5 7:00 12:30 8:30 Video T e s t...... 13 The Champions...... 40 Worship for Shut-Ins...... 8 Face the Nation...... 3 Kojak ...... 3 Agronsky and Co...... 3 • ■ I WHCT (18) H artford...... 18 Week in Review ...... 57 The Christophers...... 9 Dialogue...... 8. M ovie...... 8-40 New s...... 8-20-22 •• -i Educational A ccess...... 19 1:30 Bill Moyers’ Journal...... 24 Ring Around the World ---- 30 Meet the Press...... 20-22-30 Challenge of Truth...... 18 WATR (20) W aterbury...... 20 M ovie...... 5 Hee H a w ...... 30 8:00 1:00 McCloud...... 20-22-30 Government Access...... 21 Make It Real ...... 8 Here Come the Brides ...... 40 We Believe ...... 3 NBA Playoff...... 3 Masterpiece Theatre .... 24-57 WWLP (22) Springfield ;.. .22 Human Dimension...... 20 World Press ...... 57 W onderama...... 5 Movies ...... 5-9 9:00 Public Access...... 23 World of Survival...... 30 7:30 Catholic Service...... 8 Eighth D a y ...... 8 Rose Kennedy Remembers . 5 WEDH (24) Hartford ...... 24 Wall Street W eek...... 57 What’s Happening___ ...... 3 Davey and Goliath...... 9 It Is W ritten...... 18 Kathryn Kuhlman ...... 18 Sports/Stocks ...... 26 2:00 * * * . , t Word of Life Today...... 22 , World Cup Tennis ___ 20-22-30 Youth Press ...... 8 ....." '. 9:30 WHNB (30) West Hartford .30 Soul T ra in ...... 3 Don T u ttle...... 18 v ' '■ Movie ...... 30 Conversations W ith ...... 40 M annix...... - ...... 3 The A vengers...... 8 Sesame Street...... 57 F ilm ...... 20 Who will capture the 1975 Kentucky Derby, the first jewel in racing’s Triple Crown? 1:30 Oral Roberts Sermon...... 18 Shirley MacLaine talks Mets vs. Expos...... 9 As Schools Match Wits ...... 22 8:15 Issues & Answers...... 8-40 The People’s Business ...... 24 Bobby Riggs signed on as Foolish Pleasure? Prince Thou Art? Or one of the other three-year-olds? The 101st edition about her autobiography on color commentator for Orioles vs. Indians___20-22-30 6:00 Sacred Heart...... 40 Spring Street U SA ...... 18 Firing Line ...... 57 Sports ‘70s...... 24 of the classic race, at Churchill Downs in Louisville, airs today at 5 p.m. on ABC-TV public TV’s “Book Beat,” “Celebrity Tennis,” joining All in the Fam ily...... 3 8:30 2:00 10:00 former pro star Tony Trabert Thriller...... 40 (Channels 8 and 40). Spread a Little Sunshine ... .3 Sunday at 5 p.m. on Channel Movies ...... 5-9 M ovie...... 8 News...... 5 for the syndicated series. Romantic Rebellion...... 57 M ovie...... 8-40 Insight ...... 8 Mets vs. Expos...... 9 Living Faith ...... 18 24. 2:30 Bobby G oldsboro...... 18 Day of Discovery...... 9-40 Music for All A m erica...... 18 Elliot Norton Reviews...... 57 M ovie...... 20-22-30 This week’s sports on TV Oral Roberts S erm on...... 22 T hriller...... 40 10:30 3:00 N ova...... 24-57 9:00 2:30 The Protectors...... 3 NBA Playoff...... 3 8:30 TODAY Sports: Continued from 4 p.m. TUESDAY Que Hay de Nuevo? ...... 3 Gospel Jubilee ...... 18 Sports Extra ...... 5 Alfred H itchcock...... 5 our eutomiMi The Jeffersons...... 3 2:00 (9) Baseball: New York 6:00 (9) Racing from 8:00 (9) Baseball: New York The Story of I ta ly ...... 8 3:00 Police Surgeon...... 8 Julius Boros Outdoors...... 8 Can You Top This? ...... 18 Mets vs. Montreal Expos at Aqueduct: 'Ihe Grey Lag Han­ Mets vs. Pittsburgh Pirates. Oral Roberts Sermon...... 9 M ovies...... 5-40 The Untouchables ...... 9 Dick Van Dyke Show ...... 40 sttsi 9:00 Shea Stadium. dicap. WEDNESDAY I Dream of Jeannie...... 22 3:30 The Honeymooners...... 20 Making Things Grow...... 57 Christopher Closeup ...... 40 Mary Tyler Moore___ ...... 3 2:00 (20-22-30) Baseball: 7:30 (22) Baseball: Boston M ovie...... 3 Zane Grey Theatre ...... 22 3:30 The Other Six Days...... 18 Baltimore Orioles vs. the In­ SUNDAY Red Sox vs. the Indians at Mister Rogers...... 57 Hour of P o w er...... 18 Flying C irc u s...... 24-57 Dragnet ...... “ 8 ’The Thin E d g e ...... 24-57 dians at Cleveland. 1:00 (3) NBA Playoff: A se­ Cleveland. 9:30 . WHNB-TV Reports ...... 30 Journey to Adventure...... 18 4:00 The Sixth S en se...... , ■ • 40 % 9:30 2:00 (24) Sports ‘70s: Ivy cond round game. 8:00 (9) Baseball: New York Agronsky and Co...... 3 Stanley Cup Playoff .. 20-22-30 Gilligan’s Island...... 40 Bob Newhart .Show ...... 3 League Soccer: Columbia Lions 1:00 (20-22-30) World Cup Mets vs. Pittsburgh Pirates. The Story of I ta ly ...... -. — 8 World Press ...... 24 11:00 the latest styles Course of Our Times ...... 57 vs. Princeton Tigers. Tennis: The Old Spice World Percy Sutton...... 9 News...... 3-8-22-30-40 M ovie...... 20-22-30 FRIDAY 4:15 4:00 I Dream of Jeannie...... 22 Gabe Pressman ...... 5 10:00 3:00 (3) NBA Playoff: A se­ Doubles at Mexico City. 8:00 (9) Baseball: New York in stock... The S ain t...... 5 cond round game. 2:00 (9) Baseball: New York Let Us C elebrate...... 30 M ovie...... 3 Video & TV R eview ...... 57 Carol Burnett Show ...... 3 Mets vs. Cincinnati R eds.. and I Wide World of Sports .... 8-40 4:00 (8-40) Wide World of Mets vs. Montreal Expos at Insight ...... ‘...40 4:30 $ . comp Weekend N ew s...... 5 11:30 20 Sports: The fifth Tony Hulman Shea Stadium. Carrascolendas...... 57 Pro Tennis...... 8-40 Fishin’ Hole ...... 18 Old Time Gospel Hour ...... 18 The Name of the G am e...... 3 Classic in Terre Haute, Ind. 4:00 (20-22-30) Stanley Cup Only on cable Teach-In...... 18 Speaking F reely ...... 24 Art in Public Places .. .. 24-57 10:00 David Susskind Show ...... 5 Black Perspective...... 57 5:00 (8-40) Kentucky Derby: Playoff: A semi-final round New York City Channels 5 Lamp Unto My F e e t...... 3 5:00 The Avengers...... 8 call us . ' m 10:30 4:30 The 101st running of the Derby game. and 9 are seen exclusively by Big Blue Marble ...... 8 The Ghost & Mrs. M uir...... 5 M ovie...... 9 Black N ew s...... 5 Celebrity Bowling ...... 18 at Churchill Downs, Louisville, 4:30 (8-40) Pro Tennis: The subscribers to Greater Hart­ Catholic Service...... 9-22-30 M ovie...... 9 Harness Racing ...... 22 64S-2478 Wild Wild West ...... 9 “live.” World Invitational Tennis ford CATV, Manchester cable L atino...... 40 Book B e a t...... 24 Sportsman’s F riend...... 30 Woman Is ...... 57 Art of Goofing O ff___ .....24 6:00 ( 8-40) Wide World of Classic. television. Sesame Street...... 57 Feeling Good ...... 57 M ovie...... 40 5:00 Romantic Rebellion...... 57 5:30 Mission: Impossible ...... 5 11:00 10:30 MIDNIGHT Look Up and Live ...... 3 Animal W orld...... 5 Irebal Kentucky D erby...... 8-40 News...... 3-8-22-30-40 W restling...... 22 The A vengers...... 9 Korg: 70,000 B.C...... 8 Jimmy Swaggart...... 18 manchester-vernon Police Surgeon...... 5 Manchester Has More To See On M ovie...... 30 Point of V iew ...... 9 The People’s Business ...... 24 Wally’s Workshop ...... 18 I Love Lucy ...... 20 M ovie...... 20 Jewish Heritage...... 40 Bill Moyer’s Journal...... 57 12:30 11:30 Star T rek ...... 22 10:45 6:00 Dragnet ...... 8 M ovies...... 3-8 To Be Announced...... 24 Jewish Life ...... 30 Sixty M inutes...... 3 1:00 Across the Fence...... 30 Rock Concert ...... 5 M ovie...... 5 Harness Racing ...... 9 CABLE T.V.! 11:00 New s...... 8 Compass Weekly ...... 57 Faculty Conversation...... 3 Lawrence Welk Show ...... 8 5:30 Johnny Carson ...... 20-30 Day of Discovery...... 18 1:15 Sammy and Co...... 22 The Flintstones ...... 5 Celebrity: It’s Ac]^emic___3 2 24 HOUR TV GUIDE G oober...... 8-40 Dragnet ...... 40 For the Consumer...... 8 Thriller...... 40 6:30 Joe Franklin Show...... 9 Celebrity Tennis...... 18 WFSB Rex Humbard...... 9 Electric Company...... 24 3 HARTFORD Hour of P o w er...... 18 Amazing Grace ...... 18 News...... 40 Bangladesh H eartbeat...... 30 MIDNIGHT WHEW Norman Vincent Peale ...... 22 News...... 20-22-30 6:00 W restling...... 9 5 NEW YORK CITY Connecticut Weekend ...... 30 Zoom...... •...... 24 Only on cable Secret Agent...... 40 a good name for a top News...... 3-22 1:00 ft 24 HOUR Electric Company...... 57 performer and this sandal does it’s thing . 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NtXT TO STOP & SHOP 646-6400 Ponertoii^ IwiTNjfin^coupQiy MANCHESTER FAMOUS FOR SERVICE SINCE 1931 VERNON Route 83, Piccadilly Squars, Talcottvills - 843:9802 WKRKEND — May 3. 1975 - Page 15 t f Page 14 - WEEKEND - May 3, 1975 Wednesday, M a y CPTV gets Emmy bid Daytime Programs 6:00 Feeling Good ...... 24-57 for bicycle program N ew s...... 3-8-22-30 8:30 Straight Talk...... 9 Let’s Make a Deal...... 8-40 The Money M aze ...... 8 MONDAY — FRIDAY Dennis the M en a ce...... 5 Bewitched ...... 5 Merv Griffin Show...... 5 Connecticut Public Television Annual Emmy Awards High R o lle rs...... 20-22-30 Days of Our Lives .... 20-22-30 M o v ie ...... 9 Phil Donahue S h ow ...... 8 ’The Untouchables ...... 9 Movie ...... 8-40 has received 1974-1975 Emmy Telecast, May 19, from the 6:00 Electric Company...... 24 2:00 Black Buffalo’s Pow Wow .. 18 F ilm ...... 20 ’The Champions...... 18 Victory Garden...... 24-57 Award nomination for its Hollywood Palladium, in Sunrise Sem ester...... 3 The Money ^ z e ...... 40 The Guiding L ig h t...... 3 S om erset...... 20-30 Kitty T oday...... 22 The Honeymooners...... 20 production of the “ National Hollywood, Calif. 6:15 Dinah Shore ...... 30 The $10,000 P yram id...... 8-40 Truth or Consequences...... 22 9:00 11:30 Electric Company...... 24-57 Bicycle ’Track Championships” Davey & Goliath...... 8 Strum ‘n D rum m ers...... 40 Sesame Street. 24-57 Cannon...... 3 Love of Life ...... 3 Bonanza ...... 40 last summer in Northbrook, 111. Connecticut Public Television 6:30 2:30 Merv Griffin Show...... 40 This Is the Life ...... 18 9:30 Midday L iv e ...... 5 6:30 ’The production, made possi­ has received federal approval Fhiblic A ffairs...... 3-5-8-30 The Edge of Night...... 3 4:30 Flip Wilson S pecial...... 20-30 The Flying N un ...... 5 N ew s...... 3-8-20-22-30 ble by a grant from the to start production of a ten-part Blankety Blanks...... 8-40 The Big Showdown ...... 8-40 Mike Zjouglas Show...... 3 Theater in America...... 24-57 7:00 The Real McCoys ...... 9 Hollywood Squares . . . 20-22-30 M o v ie ...... 5 Travelers Insurance Co., in­ bilingual children’s series, News...... 3 The Doctors ...... 20-22-30 Bugs Bunny C artoons...... '.5 Not for Women Only...... 22 Teacher Preview ...... 24 9:30 cluded live color coverage of “ Mundo Real,” which will air Underdog C artoons...... 5 NOON Merv Griffin Show...... 8 The Flintstones ...... 40 N ew s...... 3-8-9 Z oom ...... 57 Human Dimension...... 18 the final events of this major next fall. I Dream of Jeannie...... 8 3:00 I Love Lucy ...... 20 amateur bicycle competition as 10:00 Jackpot! ...... 20-22-30 I Dream of Jeannie...... 22 6:45 Production of the show — Today Show...... 20-22-30 The Price Is Right ...... 3 10:00 well as taped excerpts from the The Joker’s W ild ...... 3 Passw ord...... 40 The Mod Squad...... 30 Economics 201 ...... 24 funded by a $250,000 grant from A.M. Am erica...... 40 Casper and Friends...... 5 Dan A ugust...... 3 25-mile Hartford Criterium. It Green A c r e s ...... 5 7:00 the Department of Health, 12:30 General Hospital . . ’...... 8-40 5:00 N ew s...... 5 was broadcast nationally over 7:30 Dialing for D o lla rs...... 8 N ew s...... 3-22-40 Education and Welfare — is to The Flintstones ...... -5 Search for Tomorrow ...... 3 The Lucy Show...... 9 Mickey Mouse Club...... 5 Baretta...... 8-40 the PBS network Aug. 3, with Romper Room ...... 9 Truth or Consequences...... 8 start June 2. Split Second...... 8-40 Another World ...... 20-22-30 The Real McCoys ...... 18 Faith for T o d a y ...... 18 commentary by CPTV anchor­ New Zoo R e v u e ...... 8 Celebrity Sweepstakes 20-22-30 Ironside ...... 9 Journey to Adventure...... 9 F ilm ...... 20 Petrocelli...... 20-22-30 man Bill Hennessey and Cana­ News...... 8 Sesame Street...... 24 Dick Van Dyke Show ...... 18 Blank C h e ck ...... 20-22-30 3:30 The Big V a lley ...... 22 dian bicycle champion Barry Bob Hope announced he will 8:00 Leave It to Beaver...... 40 To Be A live...... 20 10:30 George Kennedy portrays a Mickey Mouse Club...... 3 Mister Rogers...... 24-57 Harvey. emcee the final judging of the Captain Kangaroo ...... 3 10:30 1:00 To Tell the Truth...... 30 Mayor’s Half Hour ...... 18 cop who has his hand right Huckleberry Hound .'...... 5 5:30 CPTV was notified April 21 of 'M iss World USA Pageant in Bugs Bunny Cartoons...... 5 G am bit...... 3 The Match Game...... 3 Walsh’s Animals ...... 57 One Life to Live ------8-40 The Flintstones ...... 5 11:00 on th e pulse of his its nomination by the National Springfield, Mass., Aug. 16. A.M. Am erica...... 8 The Mothers-In-Law...... 5 M o v ie s ...... 5-9 TTie Beverly Hillbillies...... 9 7:30 N ew s...... 3-8-18-22-30-40 neighborhood beat in “ The Academy of Television Arts and Public Affairs...... 9 Wheel of Fortune...... 20-22-30 All My Children...... 8-40 Gentle Ben ...... 18 The Living W ord ...... 18 Film ...... 20 Name That 'Tune...... 3 The Best of Groucho...... 5 Blue Knight,” a CBS-TV Sciences in the “ Sports Event— 8:30 I Love Lucy ...... 40 Know Your W orld ...... 20 Comedian Harry Morgan will Exercise with M aggie...... 57 Villa Alegre...... 24-57 The $25,000 P yram id...... 8 To Be Announced...... 9 movie to be presented Non Edited” category. Mister Ed ...... 5 11:00 S om erset...... -22 Country Carnival...... 18 replace McLean Stevenson in 4:00 Hogan’s Heroes ...... 30 I Love Lucy ...... 20 Friday at 9:30. p.m. on The winner in this category Joe Franklin Show...... 9 Not for Women Only...... 30 Red Sox vs. Indians ...... 22 next season’s “ M.A.S.H.” Now You See I t ...... 3 B ew itched...... 3 N ew s...... 40 11:30 will be announced at the 27th 1:30 Nutmegger’s Almanac...... 24 Channel 3. 9:0d I Love Lucy ...... 5 House of Frightenstein...... 5 M o v ie s...... 3-5 New England Journal...... 3 Password...... 8 As the World Turns...... 3 Animal W orld ...... 30 Wide World Special...... 8-40 Room 222 ...... '— 40 The Untouchables ...... 9 Friday, May 9 Martin A gronsky...... 57 Johnny Carson ...... 20-22-30 10:00 Monday, May 5 8:00 12:30 6:00 Human Dimension...... 20 Tony Orlando & D a w n ...... 3 M o v ie ...... 9 N6WS...... 3*^22*30 Black P erspective...... 24 N ew s...... 5 Get Christie Love ...... 8-40 Hollywood Squares ...... 22-30 Straight T alk...... 24-57 That’s My Mama...... 8-40 Hollywood Squares ...... 30 6:00 1:00 Bewitched ...... 5 Police Woman ...... 20-22-30 Antiques...... 24 10:30 Mets vs. Pirates ...... — 9 Tomorrow ...... 20-22-30 Tlie Untouchables ...... 9 Nanny & the Professor ------40 N ew s...... 3-8-22-30 Pastor’s Perspective .•...... 18 Masterpiece 'Theatre...... 24 P olka!...... 40 New Jersey Report...... 9 12 O’clock High ...... 18 Martin A gronsky...... 57 Bewitched ...... 5 1:30 Decision Makers ...... 57 Martin Agronsky ...... 57 Connecticut Report...... 18 Little House on the Prairie The Honeymooners...... 20 The Untouchables ...... 9 ...... 20-30 Reel Camp ...... 5 8:00 12 O’clock High ...... 18 8:00 W om an...... 24 Electric Company...... 24-57 M o v ie ...... 3 10:30 The Honeymooners...... 20 Great Migration...... 3 American Furniture ...... 57 y Bonanza...... 40 Dealer’s Choice ...... 5 New Directions ...... 18 Electric Company...... 24-57 Dealer’s Choice ...... 5 11:00 6:30 The Night S ta lk er...... 8-40 Black P erspective...... 57 Bonanza...... 57 The Rookies ...... 8-40 N ew s...... 3-8-18-22-30-40 Thursday, May 8 ^evvs...... ^...... 3*8-20-22-30 Mets vs. R eds...... 9 11:00 6:30 M o v ie ...... 9 The Best of Groucho...... 5 I Love Lucy ...... 5 Pastor’s Perspective...... 18 N ew s...... 3-8-18-22-30-40 N ew s...... 3-8-20-22-30 Pastor’s Perspective...... 18 Harness R a cin g ...... 9 Zoom ...... 24-57 Sanford and ^ n ...... 20-22-30 The Best of Groucho...... 5 I Love Lucy ...... 5 Smothers Bros...... 20-22-30 I Love Lucy ...... 20 8:00 9:30 7:00 Week in R eview ...... 24-57 I Love Lucy ...... 20 'M Teacher Preview ...... 24 Alcoholism in Connecticut Captioned N e w s...... 57 N ew s...... 3-8-22-30 Water W orld...... 18 Captioned N e w s...... 57 8:30 Zoom ...... 57 ...... •...... 24 11:30 B ew itched...... 5 10:00 Merv Griffin Show...... 5 11:30 At the T o p ...... 57 Movies ^...... 3-5 The Untouchables ...... 9 N ew s...... 5 M o v ie s...... 3-5 6:45 Chico & the M a n ----- . 20-22-30 8:30 Wide World M ystery...... 8-40 The Champions...... 18 Harry 0 ...... 8-40 J9 Wide World Special...... 8-40 Economics 201 ...... 24 Wall Street W eek----- . . . 24-57 Merv Griffin Show...... 5 The Untouchables ...... 9 The Honeymooners ...... 20 Meet the M ayors...... 9 18 7:00 The Untouchables ...... 9 Electric Company...... 24-57 To Be Announced...... 18 20 9:00 N ew s...... 3-22-40 9:00 Johnny Carson ...... 20-22-30 Film Johnny Carson ...... 20-22-30 Movin’ On ...... 20-22-30 .24 Hot 1 B altim ore...... 8-40 Junior Miss Pageant...... 3 12:30 Bonanza...... 40 12:30 Andy Griffith S h ow ...... 5 .30 M o v ie ...... 18 S.W.A.T...... 8-40 M o v ie ...... 9 « 8 :3 0 10:30 Truth or Consequences...... 8 The Rockford Files .. . 20-22-30 Movie ..., ...... 9 The Other Six D ays...... 18 N6WS...... 3*^20"22“30 Right N ow ...... 9 .57 Ironside ...... 9 1:00 ...... 24 1:00 M o v ie ...... 20-22-30 Firing Line ...... Dick Van Dyke Show ...... 18 Tomorrow ...... 20-22-30 I Love Lucy ...... 5 M ed ix...... 18 7:30 ...... 57 Rock Concert .'...... 8 ..3 Masterpiece 'Theatre . F ilm ...... 20 World’s Worst Air Crash . . . 57 Z oom ...... 24-57 Same Francis...... 24-57 Midnight Special ...... 20-22-30 1:15 9:30 To Tell the ’Truth...... 30 9:30 7:00 11:00 . .5 Reel Camp ...... 5 M o v ie ...... 3 2:00 Consumer Survival K it ...... 57 Gamer Ted Armstrong...... 9 N ew s...... 3-22-40 N ew s...... 3-8-18-22-30-40 1-22 .18 The Odd C ou p le...... 8-40 Victory at Sea ...... 3 7:30 10:00 Andy Griffith S h ow ...... 5 The Best of Groucho...... 5 The Price Is Right ...... 3 Medical Center...... 3 “Happy Days,” ABC-TV’s Truth or Consequences...... 8 To Be Announced...... 9 Hogan’s Heroes ...... 5 N ew s...... 5 nostalgic half-hour situation Ironside ...... 9 1 Love Lucy ...... 20 NeW Candid Cam era...... 8 Caribe...... 8-40 comedy of the 1950s, has been Dick Van Dyke Show ...... 18 Captioned N ew s...... 57 Saturday, May 10 Wilburn Brothers...... 18 New York Report ...... 9 renewed for the 1975-1976 Sounding Board ...... 20 11:30 NOON Call of the W est...... 20 Challenge of Truth...... 18 season. Ready or N ot ...... 24 M ov ies...... 3-5 9:30 6:30 Harlem Globetrotters...... 3 To Tell the Truth...... 30 Wide World Special...... 8-40 Ag-USA...... Pebbles 3 & Bamm Bamm -----3 Creature Feature...... 5 W om an...... 57 The Untouchables ...... 9 Patterns for L ivin g...... 5 Gilligan ...... 8-40 Tuesday, May 6 7:30 Johnny Carson ...... 20-22-30 Thriller Theater...... 9 These Are the Days ...... 8 7:00 The Jetsons...... 20-22-30 Land of the TTiree...... 3 12:30 Run Joe, R u n ...... 20-22-30 Arthur and Co...... 3 Mister Rogers...... 24-57 Masquerade Party ...... 30 News ...... ^...... ^ If Hogan’s Heroes ...... 5 6:00 Movie ...... -9 Porky Pig ...... 5 10:00 Candlepin Bowling...... 40 News...... 3-8-22-30 Room 222 ...... 40 Marcus Welby M.D...... 8-40 Jeopardy! ...... 8 1:00 Washington Debates ...... 18 Flip Wilson, as Geraldine Jones, oversees work by Cher Captain Noah ...... 8 Scooby-Doo ...... 3 12:30 Bewitched...... 5 Martin Agronsky ...... 57 Nashville M u sic...... 18 T om orrow ...... 20-22-30 Interface ...... 24-57 and McLean Stevenson in a charm school skit. “ The Flip Consultation ...... 30 Combat...... 5 Fat A lb ert...... 3 The Untouchables ...... 9 8:00 ’Truth or Consequences...... 22 Wilson Special” airs Wednesday at 9 p.m. on NBC-TV 2:00 Devlin...... 8-40 American Bandstand...... 8 Secret Agent...... 18 Good T im es...... 3 Consumer Survival K it ...... 24 7:30 10:30 Reel Camp ...... 5 Land of the Lost ...... 20-22-30 G o ...... 2022-30 The Honeymooners...... 20 Dealer’s Choice ...... 5 (Channels 20-22-30). New Treasure Hunt...... 30 Laurel & H ardy...... 5' World of Jesse A llen...... 24 Electric Company...... 24-57 Villa Alegre...... 24-57 Electric Company...... 24-57 Happy D ays...... 8-40 D ragn et...... 40 I Dream of Jeannie...... 8 Habitat Project ...... 57 N ew s...... 9 Bonanza...... 40 Mets vs. Pirates ...... 9 Martin Agronsky ...... 57 10:30 TV notes Beverly Hillbillies...... 30 6:30 Pastor’s Perspective...... 18 11:00 8:00 Shazam !...... '...... 3 News...... 3-8-20-22-30 M o v ie ...... 20-22-30 N ew s...... 3-8-18-22-30-40 The Waltons ...... 3 Twentieth Century-Fox vvill 8:00 Rescue Rangers...... 8-40 Captain Bob ...... 3 I Love Lucy ...... 5 The Way It W as...... 24-57 The Best of Groucho...... 5 Dealer’s Choice ...... 5 enter the children’s Saturday Sigmund...... 20-22-30 Barney Miller...... 8-40 Yogi’s Gang ...... 8-40 Our SPEEDY SpMlalty Zoom ...... 24-57 8:30 To Be Announced...... 9 ^hoMlL—, morning cartoon ghetto with an Zee Cooking S ch ool...... 24 Newark & R eality...... 9 TRULY DELICIOUS 7:00 M.A.S.H...... 3 I Love Lucy ...... 20 M o v ie ...... ® animated version of “ Planet of Zoom ...... 57 Pastorls Perspective...... 18 Addams F a m ily ...... 20-22-30 N ew s...... 3-22-40 Merv Griffin Show...... 5 . Captioned N e w s...... 57 the Apes” and “ The Odd-Ball CLOSEOUT Sunshine...... 20-22-30 11:00 CHICKEN Andy Griffith Show ...... 5 M o v ie ...... 8-40 Couple” for ABC-TV next 8:30 Bill Moyers’ Journal .... 24-57 Valley of the Dinosaurs...... 3 Brown in 6 Minutes N ov a ...... 24 11:30 season. Speed B uggy...... : - • -3 Truth or Consequences...... 8 Soul T ra in ...... 5 The world’s “ finest eatin’ Pioneers of Painting...... 57 M o v ie s...... 3-5 8:30 Blondie...... 5 Ironside ...... 9 WOOD INLAY^n^ Super Friends...... 8-40 chicken” with incomparable Making It in Hollywood .. 8-40 Merv Griffin Show...... 5 Paul Bogart will direct the Bugs Bunny...... 8-40 Dick Van Dyke Show ...... 18 9:00 Action Theater...... 9 taste. 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