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By LEWIS LORD and had visited the resort again in on the other side and it was so well United Press International 1973. Carter, interviewed in Hart documented, there was never a con President Ford and Jimmy Carter ford, Conn., said “there was no flict of interest,” she said. each faced a new political problem attem pt to persuade me to do She said Carter paid for the trips today. Carter, it turns out, anything in government.” down and back for the group of Betty Rainwater, a Carter press vacationed at a corporation’s staffers who went with him. aide in Atlanta, said no attempts expense while governor of Georgia, were made to keep the trips secret. and Ford has an agriculture Jack Murdock, manager of the secretary who told a crude joke “There was never any question by resort, said Brunswick Pulp and about blacks. anyone in Georgia that there was a Paper for years has invited en Ford summoned Butz to his office possible conflict of interest because vironmentalists, naturalists and Friday hours after hearing that the the fight over air quality and water others to the plantation for dis quality was where Jimmy was on one Agriculture Secretary had coarsely cussions of the pulp industry and side and the pulp and paper industry “never charges its guests.” remarked about the sexual and bathroom habits of blacks. The White House said Ford gave Butz a “severe reprimand” for his Hurricane kills 600 “highly offensive” remark. LA PAZ, Mexico (UPI) — been recovered in La Paz, Baja Republican Sens. Edward Brooke Hurricane Liza’s rampage through state's coastal capital. of Massachusetts and Jacob Javits of the Baja peninsula left at least 600 Other reports said 375 persons New York both urged Ford to fire persons dead or missing, scores of were killed and at least an equal Butz. So did Rep. John Anderson, R- victims swept into the shark-infested number were missing and feared 111., the third-ranking GOP leader in Gulf of California by flood waters, of dead. the House. ficials said today. Bernal said relief teams were Carter's campaign headquarters in digging a mass grave to bury the Atlanta confirmed that the Ignacio Bernal, Red Cross coor dead quickly and avert the threat of Democratic presidential nominee dinator in La Paz, called the epidemic in this resort city of 60,000. had received a free weekend in 1972 hurricane the “worst disaster” to Bernal said rescue workers found Carter given birthday cake at a south Georgia plantation owned strike Baja California. many victims in automobiles buried by the Brunswick Pulp and Paper Co. Bernal said at least 300 bodies had under layers of mud. Sen. Abraham Ribicoff, D-Conn., right, presented Democratic party nominee Jimmy Carter with a cake Friday afternoon while Carter was on a campaign visit to Hartford. Friday was Carter’s 52nd birthday and the cake had a candle for each state which the party optimistically hopes Carter will carry in November. Partially obscured on the left are Gov. Carter church tax statement Ella T. Grasso and Secretary of State Gloria Schaffer. Mrs. Schaffer is seeking election to the U.S. Senate. (Herald photo by Dunn) called ‘incredible’ by Dole
FAIRFIELD (UPI) - Calling it "Mr. Carter is fond of saying, 'I other side to know when they sit Carter takes broad swipe "incredible,” Republican vice don’t think I’ll be any better presi down with America they’re sitting presidential nominee Robert Dole dent than I am a candidate.’ Well I down with number one, not number blasted Jimmy Carter Friday night consider that fair warning," Dole two or almost number two or MOHICAN PRAISE CHROME PUnU 9 VOLT for saying he would tax “church- said to warm to applause from the anywhere in between.” FOAM SPRAY FURNITURE MAGHHIC TRANSISTOR at Ford ‘welfare’ regime owned hospitals, schools, senior 650 guests. fie said Carter was against cuts in riilT M T T I citizen centers and orphanages." The Kansas senator’s attacks came militaty spending in 1972, but favored RUG c lea n er WAX 14 OZ FLASHLIGHT lAHERIES “Is that really what he favors, or is on the first day of a three-day cam a $15 billion reduction in th Pen By GREG PEARSON throng of secret servicemen, who cut work,” Carter sad. “This has it just another example of Mr, Carter paign to four New England states. tagon’s budget in 1975. RUG O c a i k ' Herald Reporter a path through the crowd. become a welfare administration, not knowing what he’s talking He attended a party breakfast On Carter’s proposed pardon for -2r..l71 L FOR Jimmy Carter’s visit to Hartford not a work administration.” about?” Dole asked a $100-a-ticket today in New Haven with former draft evaders. Dole said, “We ought, 2™2« 2r..340 A group of Democratic leaders, in Carter called Ford “a man of GOP fundraiser. California Gov. Ronald Reagan to concern ourselves with the • REG. 1.99 REG. LG9 R E G .3 J9 on Friday included a birthday cake, REG. 1:39 EA an attack, and a promise. cluding Sen. Abraham Ribicoff, Gov. vetoes” and said that the President Referring to an interview with the before flying to Vermont and Maine. forgotten in Southeast Asia before we I -« 0tMMH I*** J 22 OZ AEROSOL Enri(9ied wiHi Lemon With 2 D cell batteries V The cake was for Carter, the Ella Grasso, and Manchester’s “does not know how to work with Democratic presidential nominee in At a small gathering of GOP concern ourselves with those who 3-way switdi with Democratic candidate for President, Stanley Weinberg, Carter's state Congress.’’ Liberty magazine. Dole said, “He workers in Bridgeport earlier forgot America in a time of need,” he Cleans 10X14 S IZE, Oil AEROSOL CARD OF 2 coordinator, followed Carter through flasher who was celebrating his 52nd He mentioned several of Ford's said in that interview, and I quote, 'I Friday, Dole criticized Carter said. R U G . Fast & easy. birthday by visiting the state capitol. the crowd. vetoes, including bills that would would favor the taxation of church proposals to cut defense spending The attack was a general one Ribicoff introduced the candidate have put two million people to work, property other than the church and pardon Vietnam war draft Connecticut, while overwhelming C leveled at the Ford administration. to the crowd. “Jimmy Carter is here according to Carter. building itself’.’’ ^vaders. ly Democratic, has traditionally been Among other things, Carter called it today on his birthday. I know where He said the country has suff “I find it incredible that Mr. Carter t.’’I just can’t understand how we a swing state in presidential elec PRESTO FOAM COMPACT "C” OR ''D” ' ASTRO "C" or “D" a “welfare administration.” he’s going to be on his next birthday ered “hammer blows” from both the wants to impose taxes on church- can sit down and deal with the super tions, going for six Democrats and FLASHLIGHT And the promise was one of a — 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue,” Nixon and Ford administrations. owned hospitals, schools, senior powers of the world and how we can five Republicans since 1932. It has OVEN CLEANER ICELL lAHERIES CELL BATTERIES balanced budget for the country if Ribicoff said. “We’ve lost a basic spirit of being citizen centers and orphanages,” he have peace if we deal from voted for the winner in eight of the 11 14 OZ CARD OF 2 CARD OF 2 Carter is elected. Ribicoff presented Carter with a proud to be an American. We’ve lost said. weakness,” Dole said. “I want the elections. He said that during the last year birthday cake decorated with a map a sense that people run the govern of the U.S. ment. There's a wall between ca p s ' the country has operated at a $65 Willi 2 penlighi batteries )CARM billion deficit. “This deficit is larger The crowd that turned out to hear Washington and the people of this T FOR Carter was a large one — Hartford 2 FOI L m than the deficit in all eight years of country,” Carter said. United Way launches drive Police estimated it at 41,000 — but it REG. 1.49 CHROME REG.G9IT 2R EG . 99^ the Kennedy and Johnson ad But, he pointed to the strength and was also rather subdued. Signs and ministrations,” Carter told the will of Americans and said, "That’s Aerasol Works in 3 PENIIGHT posters abounded, but the cheers and "POWER PAK"‘ Rest Quality tor crowd gathered outside the Hartford the greatest untapped resource we minutes. Spray on applause were somewhat less than have. for $92^237 charity fund tonier life. Civic Center. wipe oft./ , REG. what might be expected for a •> MMM Q U A L lt^ ‘Tve never run my family with a “We still have the strength to cor 2 » . 2 « 1J9 presidential candidate. The United Way goes into full he was sales manager at Harrison’s He is a member of the Republican With two batteries budget deficit. I’ve never run my rect the problems that the farm a budget deficit, and when I Carter said that under the Ford and Republicans have brought to our swing for the month of October with Stationers in Manchester. Town Committee. UNICO. chairman was governor of the state of Georgia, Nixon administrations the cost of un country," he said. the Manchester section reaching for He lives with his wife and two of the President Ford Committee in we always had a surplus,” he said. employment benefits in the country He told the crowd he does not a goal of $92,237. children at 309 Oakland St. Manchester, and chairman of the “When I’m elected, we’ll have a has increased from $3 billion to $20 expect the upcoming campaign to be Local drive chairman William Irish is owner of the W.J. Irish In Bicentennial Parade Committee. He balanced budget for the United billion. The number of unemployed in an easy one. Hale said, “We’re looking forward to surance Agency at 315 E. Center St., is also assistant fire marshal of the States within four years,” he said. the Hartford metropolitan area has “But, together, we can win. You wholehearted support from the peo and is president of the Manchester 8th Utilities District. Carter arrived about a half hour increased by 50 per cent, he said. help me, and I’ll help you, and ple of Manchester for United Way.” Association of Independent In He lives with his wife and daughter late for his Hartford speaking “The Republican administration together we’ll turn this country He also concurred with Thomas surance Agents. at 87 Main St. engagement. He was ushered in by a does not believe in letting our people around and get it moving," he said. Jefferson’s statement used in the drive’s publicity, “f deem it the duty of every man to devote a certain por tion of his income for charitable pur - if•t - ' poses; that it is his further duty to see it so applied as to do the most a good." Today’s news summary Manchester’s goal is seven per cent over last year’s goal. Last year, Compiled from United Press International he town went over its goal with a total collection of $88,000. S ta te honesty weigh heaviest in the for most abortions. The limitation The six agencies who benefit minds of Rhode Island voters as was in a bill passed by Congress directly from the Manchester United HARTFORD — In a closed door election issues with party labels Thursday. Way are Manchester Homemakers, meeting Friday with New being least important, according Lutz Junior Museum, Child Guidance England Democratic officials, to a copyrighted WJAR opinion WASHINGTON - The 94th Clinic, Child & Family Services, Jimmy Carter, the party’s poll. Congress went into the history Sheltered Workshop, and the nominee agreed the region was books early today and lawmakers Manchester Public Health Nursing getting a raw deal from the BOSTON — Susan Saxe has been went home to face the voters and Association. federal government and would implicated by two persons, one a blame the other guy for its Hale is being assisted in manage give them special attention if convicted bank robber, the other failures and seek credit for its ment of the drive by Kenneth M. , elected. During his Connecticut indicted as an accessory, in the a limited successes. The House quit Hankinson, town United Way chair visit, he also attended a rally phd 1970 bank robbery that ended with at 1:37 a.m. and Senate at 2:52 man, and Wallace J. Irish Jr., vice- 2 a box luncheon which raised an es the murder of a policeman. a.m. chairman. timated $100,000 for the state par Hale is president of the Heritage ty. • N a tio n a l Savings and Loan Association. He International completed the School for Executive GROTON — Rank and file NEW YORK - More than 5.000 Development at University of workers at Electric Boat Co. off-duty patrolmen held a noisy, Connecticut and has a diploma from generally appeared pleased with rain-drenched demonstration out BONN, West Germany — Social the American Savings and Loan an agreement reached between side city hall to protest a planned Democrats, In the last hours of Institute. the nation’s major builder of work schedule change and to de their fight to remain West Ger Hale is past president, and past nucleai'-submarines and the 2,700 mand a retroactive six per cent many’s ruling party, warn that a drive chairman for the United Fund member Marine Draftsmen’s pay raise. The protest followed a Christian Democratic victory in Westport, past chairman of the Association. The union has until unanimous rejection of a ten Sunday could bring a revival of all Greater Manchester Chamber of next Thursday to ratify the pact tative agreement reached 24- the risks of the cold war. Commerce, and a director of the calling for an immediate 10 per hours earlier. Connecticut Interfaith Housing Cor cent pay hike, six per cent in the poration. He and his wife and four second year and seven per cent in Town Meeting ^76 under way BROOKLYN, N.Y. - A tem daughters live in Glastonbury. the third year. porary restraining order was MOSCOW — The Soviet Union, Hankinson is a copy duplicator Manchester residents line up to register for today's Town issued Friday by U.S. District warning that a new military specialist for the American Type Court Judge John F. Dooling Meeting ‘76 at Manchester High School Cafeteria. Seated behind R e g io n al explosion can erupt at any mo Foundry in Whitinsville, Mass. He is barring the Departmet of Health, the table to assist with the .registration are Annamay Potocki. ment in the Middle East, is urging a member of the Board of Directors Education and Welfare from cut left, and Lea Schubert. The community forum to define and find PROVIDENCE, R.I. - the immediate convening of a for the Greater Manchester Chamber ting off Medicaid reimbursements Unemployment and government Geneva peace conference. of Commerce, and vice-president of solutions to town problems is open to the public. Sessions will the Exchange Club. Until recently, continue to 5 p.m. (Herad photo by Dunn) MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Sat., Oct. 2. 1976 — PAGE THREE PAGE TWO - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Sat., Oct. 2, 1976
Students SENIOR CITIZENS NEWS By WALLY FORTIN A ll Stop & Shops honored Thirteen seniors at Hi everyone. Well, the first gang is ple with a 533 and Chester Earl won furnished by our own Sunshine Open Sunday Manchester High School - back from the Pennsylvania Dutch the high single with a 217. In the Group, who as usual put on a country, and we will have to wait un Gass B group, A1 Christensen won marvelous show. ’The music was have been named both the high triple and the high Commended students in til Wednesday’s column for Wally to enjoyed by all the members. Many 9 a m i 4 p m tell you all about It. Speaking of that siMle with a 452 and 178. thanks to Ida Cormier for planning the Merit Program by the For the women in the Class A Nationai Merit Scholarship trip, the second group goes on Oct. such an interesting and melodious 21, 22 and 23, and the final payment group, Bea Cormier won the high tri program. Corporation. ple with a 3OT and Florence Rossberg should be in by Oct. 8. Menus for the week Letters of Commenda ^ We have a great big birthday hello won the high single with 145. In the PERSONAL tion were presented to for our Nellie Moran who was 97 Gass B group, Marlon Gouin won the Monday, homemade vegetable beef David V. Abbott of 56 high tri^e with 360 and Peg Strauss noodle soup, ham and cheese on rye, S&H STAMPS MAKES US HOURS TEE years young on Monday, Sept. 27. She PtertonallMd Fun A SporthwMr Thayer Rd., Patricia A. wishes to thank everyone for the won the high single with a 137. chilled fruit cocktail, beverage. MON.-SAT. "DONE WHILE YOU WAFT Burke of 62 Santina Dr., cards and flowers she received while Wednesday, split pea soup, deep ro HOaOHE D Io R OrMt 0/fli Fof Any Oceeshn Colin R. Campbell, 49 P in o c h le fried fish sandwich with tartar 1081 MAIN ST. a patient at the hospital. She is a real ^ E A S T THUR8. Broad St., Dan V. Coughlin celebrity as she received a birthday On Wednesday morning, we had 11 sauce, chocolate chip cookie, MANCHESTER of 390 Woodland St., tables playing pinochle and the high beverage. ’ll! 300 Phone 646-3339 card from President and Mrs. Gerald MIDDLE TURNnKE I We New $elt Jeenat Seeks, Lorraine E. Egan of 75 Jar Ford. scorers were; Thursday, roast breast of chicken A Jogging Suits vis Rd., David J. Hardy of Speaking of our older members, I Archie Houghtaling, 609; Paul and cranberry sauce, rice pilaf. Har MANCHESTER HAS IT! 74 Avondale Rd., Julie A. Schueti, 607; Wesley Frost, 587; vard beets, roll and butter, apple tart got a call from Jessie Lozier at the W1 9inVICB AND IN9TALL INDUtTMAL AND COMMiaCIAI. Hudson of 473 Gardner St.; Meadows, and she wanted to be Marge McLain, 581; May ’Ilvnan, with whipped topping, beverage. ARTISTIC Phfene Christine M. Jaworski, 83 remembered to all her friends at the 576; Bessie Moonan, 571; John Gaily, Friday, tossed salad with dressing, HAIR Pitkin St., Roger P. Plante center. Jessie just celebrated her 555; Olive Houghtaling and Ann tuna boat, ice cream, beverage. AIR CONDITIONiNG • REFRIGERATION Business-Directory Guide For 646-0863 of 92 Grissom Rd., Eric H. 96th birthday, and can still crack a ’Thompson, 549, and Nadine Malcom, Schedule for the week HEATING and SHEET METAL DESIGNS, Come to our all'week Randall of 39 S. Hawthorne joke with you. 1 was so happy to see 540. Monday through Friday, »A1 WteOAO aTlIKKT In the afternoon the bridge games INC. MANCHCSTin PRortaaiOHAL paiik St., Wilfred Rodriguez of her and my other friends that I have registering for the Old Mill Foliage New England Mechanical Services, he. had five tables, and the lucky Manchester and Surrounding •UITt 109 480 Woodbridge St., Mary known for so long. trip. ROUTE 183, P.O. BOX 3147 ' MANCHCBTCfl. CONN. R. Stack of 60 Downey Dr. Before we get to the happenings at winners were: Monday, 8 a.m., register for Old Louella Horton, 4,460; Jessica TALCOTTVILLE, CONN. (06066) BETTY GALLAGHER, Prop. and Robert E. Weiss of 323 the center, just a reminder about a Mill Trip, 10 a.m. to noon, kitchen ______043-2738 9 043-2102 _____ FestaIf you enjoy Italian dishes (Who ftaliano doesn't), there are molto bene (many good) Spring St. few things we mentioned in Hayes, 4,090; Ivy Siddell, 3,710; social bingo, one can of fruit needed. Vicinity . FAMOUS BRAND reasons to shop Stop & Shop this week. We have all kinds of fine Italian foods These students are Wednesday’s column. We have raised Marge McLain, 3,680, and Marianne Noon to 12:30, lunch is served. 1 p.m. among 35,000 Commended about $600 toward our station wagon Herdic, 3,550. to 3 p.m., pinochle games. Bus CAMPIN9 EQUIPMENT TELEVISION - APPLIANCES on sale, so you can fix a complete meal, from soup through dessert, and save and have a long way to go, so bring We also had a great gang for our on everything! Every item is a special! Every special is on sale all week! students nationwide who pickup at 8:30 a.m.; return trips at featuring this week... in, or send in, your contribution real arts and crafts class; they along with 12:30 and 3 p.m. TENT8, core, iLOPiNe l A e t , mr lUTniEseu, MANCHESTER are being recognized for fT0VIS,LAIITEIWI Lentil or 20oz.j their outstanding perfor soon. yours truly are really excited about Tuesday, 9:30 a.m., bus for shop HOWMmVEMDIT Prc^resso Soup Minestrone cans m an ce on th e 1975 F lu sh o t the coming Holiday Fair. ping, 10 a.m. to noon, oil painting MV. Preliminary Scholastic Ap A big must for you is to take the flu Remember, we will be registering class, ceramic class and square l/ f t i p ik e Pope 28m . ' titude Test/National Merit shot that will be offered to you on for the Old Mill Foliage Trip this dance class. 1 p.m., Senior Bowling THItViDYTHmalTOM 649-35B9 Italian Tomatoes Imported can I I CAMP-IIKE-SPORT 2 MAIN STJEET APPUANCI * TV Scholarship Qualifying Oct. 8, at the high school. LcxA in Monday, and the date is Oct. 19. The League at the Parkade Lanes, and Nnt ta StN I Shay price is $10 and includes a meal. OPEN DAILY TO I P.M. J. rABR • S43-7111 | h -: Ronzoni 16 m . J Test (PSAT/NMSQT) Wednesday’s column for the bus return bus from shopping. Spaghetti or Ziti Reg. or Thin boxes route as it will be running all day to F u n -d ay Wednesday, 10 a.m. to noon, take you folks for your ^ t s . ’Thursday was a great day because pinochle games in the main hall and VOLKSWAGEN REPAIR 2 Stop & Shop Spelling Theft Last Tuesday we bad an eager we welcomed back our good friends, crewel embroidery class downstairs. Wine Vinegar b«. by factory tralnact apaclallata Before Noah Webster com beaver ceramic class all ready to the Burtons, Beverly a ^ Lee, who Noon to 12:30, lunch is served. 12:45 piled his dictionary, he 28 oz. learn new techniques, thanks to my are bound to get all our seniors p.m., bridge games upstairs. Bus Phil Pat* can * produced one of the most ARCO 0 Progresso Tomato Puree useful volumes ever printed in good friend Blandine Millett who hustling, or doing the Hustle. pickup at 8:30 a.m., return trips at '* . Ldcicero and ZIdek CARPn AND FLOOR poured many molds so the class English, the Blue-Back After a delicious roast beef dinner, 12:30 and 3 p.m. I m9 MAai tnm r'oru aoi itn sai «-t laais i iii t e l Penn. Dutch N oodles or Fine Speller. Unscrupulous could see what we had. Also, thanks we adjourned to our main hall for our ’Thursday, 10 a.m. to 11:45 a.m., 646-8036 ' zuNCHBia oil Of loaa can couici 943-4992 publishers pirated the Speller to Pat Halliban who pitched in to help meeting. After all the an dance lessons with the Burtons. Noon Red Kidney, Chic 20 m . < and rqtnnted it without pay her with the molds. We also had the nouncements were made and to 12:45 p.m., Hot meal and Meals- P&P AUTO REPAIR C oonetfitul's Largest Floor Covering Dealer \ Manchaatar Progresso Beans PeasorCanellini can ment or credit This led largest oil painting class downstairs different things discussed, Gioria in on-Wheels. 1 p.m., Fun-Day, with our 706 Main 81. • “Arco Charge” • Webster to devise and-cham with Kay Hendrickson in charge. troduced our new entertainment seniors playing paper games after POPE pion the federal copyright law B ow ling MERCURY Imported Tomato Paste which Congress enacted in committee of Celeste King, ’Theodore the meeting. Bus pickup at 8:30 a.m. Conn. Most Complete Garden Center AGENCY 1790 to protect the rights of In the afternoon, it was over to the and Irene Bourez, Ann Johnston and and noon, return trip at 3 p.m. Parkade Lanes where our Bowling Florence Miner. They asked Friday, 10 to noon, kitchen social authors. .An 1870 law made the Phone 646-27S6 R agu Spaghetti Sau ce Library of Congress the first League met, and the top scorers members to volunteer their services bingo games. Noon to 12:30 p.m., EAST HARTFORD NURSERY NO SERVICE CHAROE central agency for the were: so that different programs could be lunch is served. 1 p.m. to 3 p.m., set 1375 Silver Lana Grated Cheese Stop & Shop registration and custody of In the men's Class A group, put on. back games. Bus pickup at 8:30 a.m., East Hartford 588-0800 copyright deposits in the U S. Clarence Peterson won the high tri The afternoon entertainment was return trips at 12:30 and 3:30 p.m. Raaarvattens for • Hotala • Airlines • Steamihlps Tom ato Paste Stop & Shop We Have Everything For 1627 Main StroEt Manclwotar Your Home Gardening Needs.______Stems & M u sh room s Penn. Dutch Pieces l-{6m T4I..I0ll0W BUBNSIOI SICNS Jv-.. MANCHESTER PIZZA FLO’S Cake Decorating Supplies NOTICE! Stops Shop Open 7 Days a Weekl BURNSIDE Theater schedules 1646-0228 875-3252 Salad D ressin g Italian or Caesar Making tbe best pizza and grinders in the Manchester n iatnra»uzawa.»szs.iiii A GONPIETE UNE OF MLTON CAKE DEGORATMNS MANCHESTER AUTO PARTS area. Our pizza dough is evoyday fresh, and all pizzas 28 m . I a n . tz AtlmlMlMi Saturday Showcase Cinema 3 — Tomato Puree Stop & Shop cam I are made with the fiziest quality mozzarella dieese. We CLMT EASTWOOD 70 UNtON ST. 270 Broad St. Open 8-5:15 Daily 649-4528 UA East 1 - "The Shoot" "That’s Entertainment” 2:10- 1D1 CENTEH 8T. JaA. White Glass Company make our own pizza, grinders and qiagfaetti sauce, *T N E O 0 T U « MANCHESTER, CONN. ROCKVtLLE, CONN. 0 2:00-5:40-9:10; "Permission 4:40-7; 10-9:40 Is Open Saturday til 5 ^lagbetti shells, meat or dieese ravioli. J o m w A u r Mon. - SaL 10-6 Mon. - Sat: 10.9 ______700 tas______to KiU" 2;00-5:10-8;20 J ; , Fit 10-9 Crushed Tom atoes 2^°i 89° Houtk Sun. thru Thura. • 11 ajn. to 11 pjn. Thurw., 10-9 with FrL and SaL • 11 ajn. til 1 ajn. Hag. SZ AdmiMion UA Blast 2 — "B arry Lyn Sunday When you think of glass, you naturally think of the J.A. White Glass Company, because they have everything Complete Machine Shop Se rvfce _ _ T W H T IM W U r don” 2:00-5:104:20 UA East 1 — "The Shoot” Wedding Cakes A Specialty Progresso Call before you leave your bouse and your order will be that one may need when iteomes to working with glass. Their twenty one years and more of service is your Crushed Tomatoes 49° ready on arrival. We will ddiver for a minimmn diarge 70S ISOS pint UA East 3 — ‘‘Future 2:00-5:40-9:10; "Permission JAMES COSURN World” 2;00-3:50-7;30-9;20 guarantee of complete satisfaction. They are truly one business in town that can honestly say, We can t hide of $1.00 within a 3 mile radius anytime after 6 p.m. until -SKTUDOrtoo to Kill” 3:50-7:30 EVERYTHING IN Lhind our product!” A partial listing of the kinds of glass they carry are: Glass for mirrors shower doors, BOB & MARIE’S PIZZA closing. With each large pizza get a bottle of Coke FREE Vernon Cine 1 — “The UA East 2 — "Barry Lyn Stewed Tomatoes 3’^ 89° Outlaw Josey Wales" 2:00- store fronts, bath tub enclosures, furniture tops, picture windows, window glass for homes and cars just to THICK CRUST PIZZA 313 Gran Boai B47-9157 don" 2:00-5:104:20 • MIRROF^ • SHOWER DOORS QRINDERS - LASAQNA FEATURE FIRST 7:05-9:30 UA E a st 3 — “ F u tu re • STORE FRONTS • SAFETY Q U 8 S | mention a few. 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AOROBS 2 Lamb's pen Dear Abby name 1 Sfoopfog 3 Darling I'M SURPRISED THE S C H O a him lturs 4 Shriek I DON'T I'M THE ONLV ONE WHO THE’f w a t c h t h e ir P 0 6 S ALLOWS LAZV STUDENTS Old Town Hall restored 8 Home location 6 Ship's record E /ER ET OUT HERE, a n d JUMP WHILE THEV JUST UNPERSTANP 1 6 5 American Red Cross by women of By Abigail Van Buren a Window port LIKE THATTO HAVE PETS... Hebron 6 Ellipsoidal THE OTHER JUMPS THESE HURDLES... STAND AROUND... 12 FIsti ssuos 7 Narrow flilels the Hebron Congregational Church. PURL5 IN7HI6 KAREN BISKUPIAK At the ceremonies Sunday, a new 13 Eggs 8 Meditates 14 Curved 9 Awry SCHOOL., Tr Despite the threat of inclement memory quilt was display^ which DEAR ABBY: Tell WIO-WEARER to relax. (She’e molding 10 Approach weather, many residents and invited will be added to the memorabilia at the one whose friend always tugged at her hair in public to 15 Fib tsllsr 11 Congers 16 Hiatus guests gathered on the historic the Town Hall. fee if ahe was wearing a wig.) I had a similar probim when 19 Lot It sund I started wearing a toupee. 17 Boy’s nsms (print.) 30 Not closed 47 Hum Hehron Village Green last Sunday to Honored guests at the ceremonies 16 Chsllsnoas 21 Fiber knots 31 Pheasant nest 49 Scourge attend dedication ceremonies for the A self-righteous biddy in our couples dinner-bridge club 20 Pownbrokors 23 Parts of the 32 Seth's son 50 Spanlih jar included First Selectman Aaron Reid would ask me in company such nosy questions as, ‘^h o se 22 Took food "hood (Bib.) 51 Nawtpaper f newly restored Old Town Hall. who presented the society with the idea was It, yours or your wife’s?” And, "Does It make you 24 Blfboprio 25 Mountsin In 35 Cdorod paragraph The Old Town Hall hasn’t been town's 1863 warranty deed to the hall. feel more manlv or younger?” 25 Broskfast Oroace 36 Confers 52 Aperture loodstuK 26 Philippine 40 Brldgs 54 Labor used for town business since 1960. State Rep. Aloysius Aheam and I took it goodnaturedly for a few evenings, but it finally 29 Racumbsm sweetsop 43 Scottish sell 55 Handle The members of the Historical Socie State Sen. David Barry appeared. got to me, so I asked her sweetly, at the bridge table, how 33 Depot (sb.) 27 Smell pastry ysrd 56 Parmnt 34 Trsmplad ty and residents have worked to They commended the town and socie come she didn’t use a deodorant. 28 Put on cargo 45 Citrus fruH SO Female theep Mickey Finn — Morris Weiss Well, since then, she hasn’t spoken to me about my 36 Gyrate restore it since 1972. ty for restoring the hall. 37 Certain r r r r r T" 7 5 i 10 IT The restoration committee has . toupee. Come to think of it, she hasn’t spoken to me about European Hostesses dressed in colonial anything at all. 39 Utters 12 la 14 I WOULDN’T ^ M IC K-1 ALMOSTT THANKS, TOM W ITH G A IL replaced 110 window panes, strapped costume served refreshments to the COMPLACENT IN ILLINOIS 41 Former name HAVE BELIEVED FORGOT) FLOSSIE l- B U T I HAVE M e C O M BS) together an old chimney, scraped 200 people in attendance. June o( Tokyo 15 so UNCLE PHIL IT WOULD TURN TOLD ME TO INVITE 1 A DATE 42 Fad dower OOT THEM t o g e t h e r ) OUT THIS WAY. YOU OVER FOR M. TONIGHT) original paneling and wainscotting Nygren, president of the society, DEAR COMPLACENT: Read on for another response 44 Tostlflas II 21 HE'S REALLY WAYNE AND DINNER TONIGHT) SOMETHING) NELL ARE LEAV and given the old structure some to the some letter. Only this one got it in the teetb: 46 Oejectsd * 1 read letters from Gov. Ella h ING FOR A SECOND spice and life once more. 46 Indian Umber HONEYMOON) Grasso, Sen. Lowell Weicker and . tree i L The society hopes to open the hall DEAR ABBY: The woman who was embarrassed by her a ST ST JT t r Secretary of State Gloria Schaffer. "friend” calling attention to her wig reminds me of a 49 Ungers □ i 1 as a museum. It has received many John Shannahan, director of the 53 Inborn a ■ i 4 "friend” I once had who always called attention to the fact 87. Singing voice 1 1 gift for display but it will not be of state Historical Commission urged that I wore dentures. 86 Bullring cheer V n r ficially opened as a museum until a the town to continue its efforts. "They look SO real,” she would say, "Are they the kind 60 Not sny ■ security system has been installed. you take out at night, or do you sleep in them?” 61 Killed a d H 4 4 i T “Wouldn’t it be a shame,” Shan Mrs. June Nygren, president of the Hebron Historical Society, 62 At this Urns " A memory quilt has been presented nahan said, "If, out of all the One day I reached the boiling point and told her that the 63 Nub to the society by Louis and Theodore historical sites in Hebron, only the welcomes guests to the hall. (Herald photo by Biskupiak) next time she mentioned my false teeth in the presence of 64 Cursd masts others, I would fix her so that she would need not only 65 Summer (Fr.) W io 51 53 ST W 66 Freeze, former Hebron residents. Old Town Hall stood 100 years from 66 Guido’s notes false teeth but a wired jawbone to go with themi She knew 17 u i6 The quilt was made in 1918 for the now.” I wasn’t kidding, so that was the hst time she mentioned It 02 n Democrats pick Long, Roman my teeth. DOWN Priscilla’s Pop — Al Vermeer MINNIE IN N.Y. 1 Locking 14 n 2 DEAR ABBY; The letter from GOING CRAZY reaUy heed heir FOR A MINUTE,THERE Gillespie is choirmaster Hebron Diana Tyler and Wallace Clebowlcz hit home. Please remind people that even if a patient isn’t I ^ Wh a t ... [DURING ALLTVIAT (NttrsTAPia c n teu piiue u in i iEP.^ CUVER VKXENCE ON THE I THOUGHT WE HAP A were named by the committee to seriously ill, he is in the hoapitol to get well, not to Army in Germany. He has also The Democratic Town Committee /SfOilPENrALLY CRIME SHOW.' SELF-CLEANING TV/ Hebron serve on the election headquarters entertain visitors. se rv ^ as a lecturer and singer of sea voted 8-6 this week to comply with I just came home from a hospital stay and was pleased f=^LEP THE PLUG... Stuart P. Gillespie Jr. has been chanteys and fore-castle songs at Board of Education policy and committee. that 1 had had the foresight to tell friends and relatives named choirmaster for the Mystic Seaport, recommended two names to fill a Selectperson Cynthia Wilson was that I didn’t think I would want any visitors. My For the first time in many years, a crowd gathers in front of the Manchester Civic Orchestra and Raffle winners Democratic vacancy on the board. named local coordinator for the roommate in the hospital appeared to welcome graciously a Win at Bridge Old Town Hall in Hebron and steps inside. Chorale's Dec. 5 production of Mrs. Edith Long of Old Colchester Carter-Mondale ticket and Joan stream of well-intentioned friends and relauves, but I Winners in the Hebron Sportsmen's Rd. and George Roman of Hope Rowley was named coordinator for noticed how relieved she seemed to be after they left Handel's “Messiah.” Gillespie is the CTub Raffle Saturday were drawn by because she really didn’t feel up to seeing them. music department coordinator at Valley Rd. will be recommended for Gloria Schaffer’s U.S. Senate race. Postpone problems, perhaps State Rep. Aloysius Aheam (D-55th) First Selectman Aaron Reid will Please ask your readers to check to see if a patient Rham High School. the vacancy created by the resigna with the first prize of a CB radio serve as coordinator for Cong. REALLY wants visitors before popping in with a surprise Gillespie also serves as choral tion of David Allbee, former chair visit. A card may be much more appreciated than a visit or iHaurliratpr Eunitu^ Hr ralft going to Jim Grover of Lebanon. The William Cotter and State Sen. David high diamonds before leading director at Rham. He holds a man of the Board of Education, who a phone call. a heart to try to guess how to shotgun went to Peter Jiovo of NORTH (D) ] bachelor of fine arts degree in music has moved out of state. Barry. Town Committee Chairman RECOVERING FROM SURGERY play the suit. rt ^ w o-g US Rn 0" Glastonbury; the bike to Alan Laz- Richard Grant will coordinate for « Q 101 5 from the University of Connecticut In a three-way contest Mrs. Long DEAR RECOVERING; Well said. And while we’re on WK J954 ^ this Ume West, with a zaris of Hebron; the toaster oven to State Rep. Aloysius Ahearn. Captain Easy — Crooks and Lawrence and is currently working toward a received 10 votes, Roman, 4; and the subject, I wonder why everyone thinks a NO 6 A smidgeon of bridge ability, John Wiecenski of Windsor and the will luiow enough to play a low master's degree in music education Mrs. Mary Lou DeCarvalho of Wall Registrar of Voters Joseph Fill and VISITORS sign on a door means everyone but THEM? «A J4 Area news electric cooking pot to Donald heart. South will have nothing Robert Owens will serve on the voter ..OR SOME FORM at UConn. St. received 3. DEAR ABBY: I like this guy who lives near me (we’ra Andover El'ington Hebron South Windsor Ranacher of Manchester. both juniors in high school) but he calls me his "buddy.” I WEST EAST better than a 50 per cent OF KORAL lOlOCV, Gillespie has toured extensively Anthony DonAroma, Edith Long, registration committee. WHICH MAKES JO,;. Coventry East Harttord Tolland Vernon would like to be closer than that but can't seem to get him *03 *42 chance to guess right. with the Soldiers Chorus of VA72 WQ53 An expert South will study THEM INCAPABLE to realize it. OF TELLIkie RISHT Heidelberg while serving in the U.S. He always tells me his troubles, talks about other girls 6 10 9554 97532 the dummy before playing to FROM WRONe* *975 *10853 trick one and see that the Ume School menus and asks for my advice, but when it comes to a school SOUTH dance or a movie on the weekend, he asks somebody else. to play hearts is early and not * AK J97 late. He can leam nothing Should I drop him? V 10 8 ONLY A BUDDY from the opponents. Why let One more arrest expected Tuesday: Veal steaks, mashed potato, sticks, fruited Jello with topping. 9KQJ them leam anything from Bolton DEAR BUDDY; Face it, rarely does a romance bud Friday: Beef stew with vegetables, roll *KQ2 him. pie. between a young man and a girl he colls bis “buddy.” North-South vulnerable Monday: Hamburg, noodles, salad, Thursday: Meatball grinder, cake. and butter, raisin squares. So expert South leads a Enjoy your relationship on a platonic plateau and don’t West North East South fruit. Friday: Fishwich, French fries, pud spade to his ace and puts the in suspected burglary ring Tuesday: Grinder, juice, potato chips, hope for anything more. Don’t drop him because the more 1 V Pose 1 * ding. eight of hearts on the table. oatmeal cookies. Tolland buddies a girl has, the better are her chances for a Pass 3 * P au 4 NT. West is caught asleep at the One more arrest expected to be Bolton, police said. Many items have second-degree larceny and posses boyfaiend. Every buddy has a buddy, and one of those Pasa 5 V Paaa 8 * Wednesday: Lasagna, beans, bread, Parker & Hicks Pass Pass Pass switch. He hesitates and then made today or Sunday will bring the been recovered by police and are sion of marijuana. He is being held at buddies can berame a boyfriend. produces the ace of hearts to snowy jewels. Vernon Monday: Pizza burger, celery sticks, Opening lead —110 9 total arrested members of a being inventoried now. the Brooklyn correctional center in Thursday: Pizza, juice, vegetable give declarer his slam on a Other burglaries are expected to be parslied carrots, chips, ice cream. Alley Oop — Dave Graue suspected Northeast Connecticut lieu of $5,000 surety bond, police said. sticks, Jello. Middle School By Oswald I t James Jacoby silver platter. burglary ring to an even dozen, said solved by the investigation in Arrested Thursday and Friday on Tuesday; Hamburger on roll, com, Friday: Tuna boat, French fries, cole Monday: Ravioli with meat sauce, chocolate cake. Coventry police today. Ellington. Andover, Columbia, Common Pleas Court 19 warrants slaw, brownies. Astro-graph Sometimes principles of DONT- M3U SEE'? BV / ...IT S POSSIBLE TO SET UP -THAT IS A POINT.' ...W fO'S tossed salad, bread and butter, Wednesday: No lunch at Hicks UriLIZINS DOCTOR WON- ( A COMTROtLED Sm iATION ALL RIGHT, SUPPOSE GOING TO Hebron, and Putnam, police said. dummy play seem to conflict. Police of Coventry, Manchester, charging them with burglary and applesauce. Wednesday or Thursday, half-day By BERNICE BEDE OSOI Thus, in general, declarer MUG'S TTME-MACHINE... > "RD EVALUATE tH E EFFECT THE EXPERIMENT CAN BE VOUK Vernon as well as state police of the The arrests followed investigations larceny were: Tuesday: Cubed steak with gravy, North opens one spade an wrrw THE VIEW-SCREEN S OF MV COMPOUND) BE ARRANSEP.. GUINEA Hebron sessions for parent-teacher conference) should defer a problem as long rebids two hearts over South's DR. BIZONSON MENTKDNEO... P1G“ Stafford Springs, Colchester, and begun by Coventry Patrolman Allen Sherman, 22, of School St., mashed potato, com, bread and butter, For Sunday, Oct. 3,1976 as possible in the hope that be Breakfast cake with vanilla sauce. Cowboy macaroni, biscuit, cole slaw, two-club response. Is that Danielson barracks arrested 11 Ronald Doughty in early September. Coventry; Guy R. Lathrop, 26, of 36 pudding. ARIES (March 21-April 19) will acquire information or two-heart bid forcing? Monday: Apple juice, doughnut, milk. Wednesday: Frankfurt on roll, potato, SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) young, men between Tuesday and He attrib u te burglaries in Coventry Spring St., Vernon; LeFrancois; Thursday: Toasted cheese sandwich, You’re likely to be a bit restless that the problem will just go It is not forcing in basic Tuesday: Fruit mix, corn bread, carrot sticks, chocolate pudding with top People are lucky who have you Friday and charged them with to two men sharing a residence in William Green, 20, of Rt. 31, Coven soup, green beans, Jello. (Parker only) today. Try to team up with an In their corner today. Knowing away. standard American, but it is sausage, milk. ping. equally active companion. You working together as a burglary ring. Ashford, said Coventry police. try; Francis Spencer, 20, of Goose Friday: Tuna sandwich, egg half, soup you're there gives them extra Acting on this principle, in all expert circles. It is now Wednesday: Orange juice, cheese Thursday: Juice, pizza, green salad, won't be happy on your own. declarer will take dummy’s Doughty and Trooper William (Hicks), applesauce, peanut butter bar. heart and strength. taught as forcing in modern The dozen allegedly comitted 138 Lane, Coventry; David P. Bartlett, sticks, wheat bread, milk. ice cream. ace of diamonds, play out four burglaries in 17 state towns stealing Sherhansky of the Stafford barracks TAURUS (April 20-May 20) SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dsc. standard American. 19, of School St., Coventry; Wayne Friday: Orange juice, dry cereal, milk. Friday: Tacos, shredded lettuce, Channel your energies toward rounds of trumps, cash the Remember that South has an estimated $70,000 in cash and shared information which led to a 21) Your Imagination Is very Sherman, 19, of Richmond Rd., Lunch tomato. Mexican com. fmit cup. Middle & High a worthwhile goal today. The keen today, particularly If you clubs and then discard two shown at least 10 points by his items, Coventry police said. search Sept. 23 at the Ashford home Coventry; Guy Godbout, 22, of Monday: Beef and bacon burger, more ambitious the focus It on projects you've just hearts from dummy on the two-club call. Monday: Hamburg. French fries, pud Many more breaks are expected to of Michael P. LeFrancois, 26, and Willimantic; Richard Green, 21, of macaroni salad, was beans, ice cream. undertaking, the better you'll developed an Interest In. ding. Elementary ’ like It. be solved as investigations continue, Theodore Blessing, 37, police said. Tuesday: Juice, pizza, salad. French Berrjf’s Workl Woodstock, and Michael Green, 23, of Tuesday: Lasagna, beans, gelatin. Monday: Ravioli with meat sauce, CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. police said. Some stolen goods were recovered in apple crisp. GEMINI (May 21-Juna 20) 19) You’re not one who’ll be North Rd., Bolton, police said. Wednesday: salami grinder, chips, tossed salad, bread and butter, Don't clutter your thoughts with The Flintstones — Hanna Barbara Productions Wednesday: Spaghetti with meat looking for a free ride today. Towns where the breaks took place that search, state police said. The 10 were released on non-surety applesauce. serious subjects today. Do cake. sauce, spinach. Vienna bread, cheese Your willingness to work will include Tolland, Manchester, East Blessing was arrested Tuesday and bonds varying from $500 to $5,000 for Thursday: Meat patty, mashed potato, Tuesday: Bar-B-Q beef, buttered something that's both mentally get you what you want. wedge, Jello with fruit topping. and physically active, but also Hartford, Vernon, Coventry, and charged with third-degree burglary. court in Rockville Oct. 19. cake. noodles, green beans, bread and butter, ...WE WEAKD W E Thursday: Juice, Italian grinder, chips, lun. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Ftb. 19) pso Friday: Fishwich, French fries, cake. peaches. UR COMPETITION I D E C ID E D corn, banana. You're better equipped to W A 6 C O M IN G TO B E A T Wednesday: Frankfurt on roll, CANCER (June 21-July 22) handle the leadership role than Friday: Salad plate, tuna sandwich, This Is a good day to make little OUT WITH IT 'E M TO potatoes, carrot sticks, chocolate pud your peers will be today. Assert N E X T y e a r ... THE repairs you've been neglecting. 1 Pow Wows to be next week Rham ding with topping. deviled egg, cheese wedge, carrot sticks, yourself if necessary. I P U NC H green beans, ice cream. You'll be surprised how much wide variety of fun and growing movies, refreshments and a free In Monday: Cheeseburger, chips, fruit. Thursday: Juice, grinders, onion you can get done. PISCES (Ftb. 20-March 20) experiences together. Small groups dian craft souvenir for each child Use an indirect approach today Vernon LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) It's up to to achieve your ends. Don't be of fathers and their children are attending. you to be the motivating force devious, but also don't be too Organization Pow Wows for formed into tribes which meet twice Longhouse members who are con Community calendar today In partnership situations. obvious regarding your fathers and sons and fathers and Don't rely on associates to get purposes. a month. The meetings are con ducting the pow wows are: Vernon, things oft dead centar. daughters, will be conducted by the ducted in homes and some trips are O’Neill, Fred Parsons, Wesley a.m. to 8 p.m.. Town Hall. Andover Manchester at EHHS, 3:30 VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sepl. 22) You Indian Valley YMCA, Oct. 4,5, and 6 taken also. Shorts, and Robert Tubbs; Ellington, Beth O'Brien. 644-2309. Your and 7 in Vernon, Ellington, Tolland M onday Coventry p.m. Planning and Zoning Com know where your opportunities The Pow Wows to be conducted Philip Ladd, Alex Dlugolenski, and lie today and you also know Birthday and South Windsor. from 7 to 8:30 p.m., will be in Ver Assessor, 7 to 9 p.m.. Town .Monday Friday mission, 8 p.m.. Town Hall. that you must be bold and John Snider; South Windsor, Ray Office Building. (TOB) Senior Citizens Fall Foliage These are for participants in the non, Oct. 6 at the Center Road Special Planning and Zoning Park Department com enterprising to claim them. Get Oct. 3, 1979 mond Lickfeld and Dan Peck; and Fire commissioners, 7:30 Tour. going. Indian Guide, Indian Princess School; Tolland, Oct. 4, Tolland Mid meeting, 7 to 8 p.m.. Town petitive swim program, It's to your advantage this year Tolland, Norman Burke and Joseph p.m., firehouse. EHHS pool, 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. Born Loser — Art Sansom programs. The purpose of them, dle School; South Windsor, Oct. 5, Hall. T hursday LIBRA (Sopl. 23-Oct. 23) Your to become more Involved with Howard. Town Meeting, 8 p.m., An presence will be a welcome groups or organizations. Mike O’Neil, acting chief of the In Orchard Hill School; and Ellin^on, Town Council, 7:30 p.m.. S aturday Zoning ^ a rd of Appeals. 8 For further information call the dover Elementary School. p.m.. Town Hall. addition to any social gathering Valuable contacts and dian Guide Longhouse said, is to Town Hall. Varsity football, Fermi at today, especially lor members / IF I WAS (^EAP j____ I'D BF HAPPH TO CDUiB\ Oct. 7, Ellington Congregational YMCA office, Vernon Circle, 872- W ednesday Friends for Music spon friendships can be made. provide an opportunity to enjoy a Church. The program will include Sewer Authority, 8 p.m.. Penney, 1:30 p.m. of the opposite sex. 7329. Young At Heart, 1:30 p.m., Town Hall. EHHS at Wethersfield. 1:30 sored Swedish Music Radio TO HOUR CRUMMK Andover Congregational Committee on Needs of p.m. Jazz Group in concert, high Bugs Bunny — Heimdahl and Stoffel IWA.KF! Church. Aging, 7:30 p.m.. Town Hall. St. Rose Men's Club, Italian school. 8 p.m.. tickets at door. "Governor, I think maybe we forgot something Area briefs T hursday T uesday Night, St. Rose School. 8 p.m. Friends of Library book ‘ — we have to restore confidence In restoring sale, outside library 10 a.m. to Voter making session, 7 to 9 Holiday Committee, 9:30 contldencel" ______p.m., TOB. a.m.. Town Hall. Hebron 6 p.m. Grinder day COPE endorses Morgan Houley “roasP* Friday Housing Authority, 7:30 M onday Friday Our Boarding House — Carroll & McCormick HEBRON - The Rham High p.m.. Town Hall. Town’ Office Building Book sale continues. 10 a m. VERNON — Chester W. Morgan, VERNON — The “Houley for Assessor, 7 to 9 p.m., TOB. School Band will have a “grinder Republican Town Com (TOB),open7to9p.m. to 6 p.m. the Democratic candidate for state Senate '76 Committee” will sponsor a S aturday WEU.HOOFLE. ITS TIME MY WORD, TD f o r g o t t e n day” Oct. 16. Salami and ham mittee, 8 p.m.. Town Hall. Tuesday S a tu rd a y representative from Vernon’s 56th “Senatorial Roast” for State Sen. Andover Volunteer Fire T(3 CHAN6E m SDWTEdV,'' YOU PERFORM THE P ETTY grinders will be sold and the W ednesday Voter registration session, High School home football kjt' lo Assembly District, said he has R otert D. Houley (D) on Oct. 23. Department open house, noon NOW THAT WERE INTO CHORES INSTEAD OF HIRING proceeds will go toward the band un to 4 p.m., fire station. Girl Scouts, 7:30 p.m., Town TOB, 7 to 9 p.m. game, 1:30 p.m. FALL RJU CAN STOP A YOUNG BOY.' PERSONALLY, 2 received the endorsement of the TTiere will be a cocktail hour arid sit- iform fund. Orders may be given to Hall. W ednesday 5AB0TA0IN6 THE LAWN tV E BEEN BUSY /MANAGING Committees on Political Education down dinner after which local and Bolton any band member or by calling T hursday American Legion Auxiliary, Vernon MOWER AND START CONGRESSMAN BACKSLIPE'S (COPE) of both the Greater Hartford state political figures will poke good- A\«IPIN6 THE STORIM SUCCESSFUL CAM PW fiNI Sharon Derby, 643-8703. Pickup Sunday Voter making session, 7 to 9 Post Home, Rt. 66,8 p.m. Saturday Labor Council and the Connecticut natured jabs at Houley’s expense. VINPOWJ) points for the orders will be; Rham Tigers football, 1 p.m.. p.m.. Town Hall. T hursday Apple Festival, 10 a.m. to Ace — Wirth State Labor Council. “I am pleased Edward Daly of Jonathan Dr., Ver Bulldogs, 3 p.m., both against MI This Funny World in Hebron; the Andover Elementary Saturday Board of Selectmen, 7 p.m., evening, Vernon Methodist INCIDENTALLY, and honored,” he said. non, Is chairman of the event. Stafford Springs at Herrick Voter making session, 9 TOB. Church, Rt. 30. School; or the Marlborough Tickets may be obtained from Daly, Memorial Park. MY UPSTAIRS Congregational Church, from 11 a.m. a.m. to 8 p.m.. Town Hall. Zoning Board of Appeals. 8 Fire Department STORM WINDOWS o r Houley coordinators and M onday p.m., TOB. demonstrations. 1 to 4 p.m.. OIDNT t TELL to 1 p.m. ARE A L R E A D Y Gloria visits Democratic Town Committee Assessor, Town Oerk, Tax East Hartford Saturday Tolland County Superior Court (DN: YO U? NEXT o f tP T . s t o r k EAST HARTFORD - Gloria chairmen in the 15 towns of the 35th Collector, 7 to 9 p.m.. Town M onday Voter registration, TOB, 9 House, Brooklyn St.. TIME I GAY Doubleheader Schaffer will bring her U.S. Senate Senatorial District which Houley Hall. Emergency Medical Ser a.m, to 8 p.m. Rockville. STOP... STOP/ campaign to town Wednesday at represents. Fife and Drum Corps, 6:30 vice Commission, Town Hall, Sunday BOLTON — There will be a 11:30 a.m. when she greets workers to 8:30 p.m., Bolton Elemen 1 p.m. South Windsor Historical Society. 2:30 doubleheader Sunday at Herrick tary School. at the Main St. building of Pratt & Board of Education, T oday p.m., Talcottville School. Memorial Park starting with Tigers Voter making session, 7 to 9 Penney, 7:30 p.m. Main St. Whitney Aircraft. She will tour the p.m.. Town Hall. Ja y c e e s fifth annual midget football team playing Staf plant. Redevelopment Agency, Tuesday Barak Homes Tuesday Shepard Scholarship Ball. ford Springs at 1 p.m. The Bolton Town Hall, 7:30 p.m. Imperial Caterers Ballroom. Public hearing and Town _____ “ • ^ H E V ’ COVENTRY — The Planning and Board of Selectmen, 8 p.m.. Bulldogs pony team will play Staf Jayvee football, EHHS at Rt. 5, East Windsor, 6:30 p.m. Council meeting. 7:30 p.m.. n e v e r Town Hall. ford Springs at 3 p.m. Refreshments Vigil Masses Zoning Commission will meet Mon Manchester, 3:15 p.m. to 1 a.m. Memorial Building. Park day at 7 p.m. to modify certain con St. Rose Ladles Guild, St. will be so[d. BOLTON — The Saturday vigil W ednesday Chamber of Commerce Place. ditions In its approval of the applica Rose School, 7:30 p.m. NOW SET TWS Masses at St. Maurice Church have Zoning Board of Appeals, 8 fourth annual Awards and Suburban Women's Club. tion of Barak Homes. The firm plans p.m.. Town Hall. Tuesday Inc. 7:45 p.m.. Middle School. LADDER AND been changed from 5 and 7 p.m. to Installation Dinner Dance. Swim program to build a large apartment off Rt. 6 Senior citizens, 1:30 p.m.. Town Council, Town Hall, 8 Rt. 30. Short Ribs — Frank Hill THE NEEDLE/ 5:30 p.m., starting today. Also star Willie's Steak House. EAST HARTFORD - The Depart near Andover. Town Hall. p.m. 3londuy W ednesday ting today, confession will be from Library Board, 8 p.m., Women’s Club, Veterans’ ment of Parks and Recreation will Town Council. Town Hall, 8 Voter registration session. 7 FORTUNE COOKIE THANKS ID SELjOVED 6:30 to 7 p.m. Bentley Memorial Library. m offer a program In competitive Clubhouse, 8 p.m. p.m. to 9 p.m.. Memorial Building.' SA'YS'WDRK IN HARMON'*' CH Al RMAN , EVERYBODY swimming Fridays from 6:30 to 7:30 Friday Varsity soccer, Penney at Public Health Nurse private Park Place. HAS SAME FORTUNE. Hall, 3:30 p.m. p.m. at the East Hartford High pool. K of C meeting Grange, 8 p.m.. Town Hall. consultations, nurses office. T hursday Fire Prevention Week Versity soccer, EHHS at It is designed to teach young BOLTON — The St. Maurice Coun Vaccination against swine Town Hall. 2 to 4 and 6 to 8 Democrat fund raising par ©1975 HEBRON — Kick off ceremonies Conard, 3:15 p.m. swimmers the proper competitive cil Knights of Columbus, will conduct flu influenza, 65 and older and p.m.. appointments through ty. starts 7:30 p.m.. Elks McNagglH SygJ., lac. /0-2 for Fire Prevention Week will be those suffering chronic dis T hursday eim strokes, starts and turns. its installation night, Monday at 8 Joanne Kilgore. 644-2511. Carriage House. N. Park St. HaNseiM Bysd.. Isa. / o - ^ . “It’s our moat popular family mat!" held at open houses at all three eases, 3 to 8 p.m., Manchester Varsity soccer, EHHS at Recreational swimming will be con p.m. at the church parish center. Tuesday Suliirduy volunteer fire companies Sunday High School cafeteria. , Penney, 3:30 p.m. ducted on Friday nights from 6:30 to Wives of members are Invited. Swine flu clinic training ses Voter registration session. 9 from 1 to 4 p.m. Smokey the Bear Saturday Freshmen football, Penney 8:30, for adults, at Penney High pool. Refreshments will be served. sion. St. Margaret Marv a.m. to 8 p.m.. Memorial will visit each itatlon. Voter making leiiloni 9 vs, Illlng at Penney, 3:15 p.m. Church Hkll, 7 to 9 p,m„ rail , • Girls’ swim meet F.MM.S'vs Building, Park Place. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Sat., Oct. 2, 1976- PAGE ELEVEN PAGE TEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn,, Sat,, Oct. 2, 1976 Obituaries ---- 1 J Jews mark holy day Yom Kippur, the Jewish Day of Nidre on Yom Kippur eve in which Fifth harrier win Atonement, will begin Sunday at sun the worshippers ask for atonement Henry S. Bloomgarden Indians in succession then crossed the Clarence Baraw down and will continue through Mon for the vows made to God which re By LEN AUSTER finish line with David Locke’s seventh Henry S. Bloomgarden, 48, o! ROCKVILLE — Clarence Baraw, day. It will culminate the period of main unfulfilled for reasons beyond Herald Spoiiswrlter place result putting a lock on the meet for Heston, Va., author and former aide 79, of 9 River St. died Friday at a the Ten Days of Repentance which their control. Only such unfulfilled One challenger beaten off. to Secretary of the Interior Stewart Manchester. Rockville convalescent home. He began on New Year’s Day, Sept. 25. vows and promises can be forgiven. That’s what the Manchester High L. Udaii, died Monday of an apparent was the husband of Mrs. Meta Place Yom Kippur is the holiest day in "I was pleased with the meet and the Promises made to man must cross country team accomplished result considering I had run them hard in heart attack while jogging near his Baraw. the Jewish calendar. It is based upon fulfilled under all circumstances. practice this week,” stated Indian Coach home. He was the brother of Mrs. Mr. Baraw was bom in Jay, Vt., Leviticus 23:26-32 which reads: "On In the morning service reference is yesterday at Center Springs Park Ruth (Ricky) Kahn of Manchester. and lived in North Troy, Vt., before the tenth day of the seventh month is by upending Simsbury High, 23-38. George Suitor. "(Eric) Randall and made to the ancient ritual per (Rich) Telganer are starting to come on Before joining Udaii's staff as a coming to Rockville 12 years ago. He the Day of Atonement; there shall be formed on the Day of Atonement In Seven of the top 10 finishers wore speechwriter in 1966, he was medical and I’m glad to see it.” had been employed at the Lockwood a holy convocation unto you and you the Temple in Jerusalem. According Manchester Red and White. research public information writer in Sash Door Co., Hartford, before his shall afflict your souls.” ’This is in Manchester’s jayvees ran extremely to historical accounts, this was an The victory Improves the Silk Towners’ New York City and had his own retirement. terpreted to mean that the Day of well, taking the first 13 places, in awe-insniring service during which over-all record to 5-0 and CCIL docket to 2- public relations firm. Other survivors are a son, whitewashing Simsbury, 15-50. Dave Tim Atonement is to be a fast day and it the High Priest entered the Holy of 0 while the loss drops Simsbury to 2-1 in He was author of “The Gun,” a Durwood Baraw of Vernon; a has been observed as such for brel! and Roy Gallant shared the top spot, Holies, the only time he was per the league and 4-2 over-ail. biography of the weapon used in the daughter, Mrs. George Jendron of thousands of years. Jewish people each clocked in 16:01 for a 2.7-mile layout, mitted to do so during the entire Simsbury’s Jim Gallagher was the in assassination of President John F. Rockville; 2 brothers, Fred Baraw of with Dave Lynn, .John Lahda, Craig refrain from food and drink and from year. The service also includes ac dividual winner with a clocking of 13:53.7 Kennedy, and “ The Wings Are Newport Center, Vt., and Harold all bodily pleasures for 25 hours and Woykovsky, Bob Michaud, John Hafner .■CIUW.'-. counts of the martyrdom of Jewish over the 2.52-miIe course surpassing Gone,” a novel about a stewardess Baraw of Stratford, Vt.; 6 spend most of the day in the and Rob Tanner ail within 22 seconds of Sages during the Roman occupation the course record. Manchester’s Glenn aboard a TWA flight that crashed grandchildren and 14 great Synagogue. the top two. The young Indians are now of Palestine in the first century. Flosdorf was about 10 yards behind and unbeaten in three starts. into a mountain in Clarke County, grandchildren. Essentially, the Day of Atonement A Memorial Service (Yizkor) is \ . timed in 13:57.5. "I lost him (Gallagher) Results: 1. Gallagher (S) 13:53.7 course , Va. He recently completed a play The funeral is Monday at 1 p.m. at is a day on which Jews give thought held during the day to recall the about Sinclair Lewis, “Dorothy and the United Church of Christ, Troy, on the hills and no matter how hard I tried record, 2. Flosdorf (M), 3. Fedorchak to the sins and wrongdoings to which memories of loved ones in the fami couldn’t catch him (this time),” Flosdorf Red,” which has not yet been Vt. Burial will be in Newport Center mortal man is prone each and every (M), 4. Crilly (S), 5. Trian (M), 6. ly. The day is concluded with the explained. published. Cemetery. day of the year. Judaism teaches that Lemieux (M), 7. Locke (M), 8. Randall closing service called Nellah at the Silk Towner Wes Fedorchak was third He was the nephew of Broadway Friends may call at the Converse- all wrongs must be corrected and all (M), 9. Telgener (M), 10. Chris Gallagher end of which Shofar (ram’s horn) is with Peter Crilly of Simsbury fourth. Five (S). producer Kermit Bloomgarden, who Rusford Funeral Home, Newport, sins genuinely regretted. It is man’s blown to signify the end of (he died two weeks ago. Vt., Sunday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. duty to strive for constant improve Penitential Season. liO- He is also survived by his wife, two The White-Gibson-Small Funeral ment of his life and his conduct. On sons and his mother. Home, 65 Elm St., was in charge of the Day of Atonement Jewish people Services will be held at Temple The funeral and burial were local arrangements. confess their collective guilt for the Beth Sholom on Sunday at 7 p.m. Ali says Thursday in Babylon, N.Y. sins of the individual, repent for their (Kol Nidre), on Monday, beginning at Mrs. Frederick F. Corbin wrongdoings and plead to God for 7:30 a.m. and continuing throughout Herald angle forgiveness. (Herald photo by Dunn) Mrs. Marion D. Corbin, 74, of 79 Mrs. Emma C. Korn the day. Yizkor will be at 5 p.m. and The Holiday is ushered in with Kol Shofar at 7:15 p.m. decision Lockwood St. died Friday at Mrs. Emma C. Korn. 85, of 387 Earl Yost Manchester's Wes Fedorchak (right) has lead for moment Manchester Memorial Hospital. She Porter St. died Friday at a Windsor Inspecting Buckland firehouse was the wife of Frederick F. Corbin. convalescent home. She was the Sports Editor Trailed by teammate Glenn Flosdorf and Simsbury’s Jim Gallagher Mrs. Corbin was born Oct. 6, 1901 widow of Harry Korn. Fire Chief John Rivosa of the Town of Manchester Fire Depart Magazine editors to speak to stick in Contrecoeur, Canada, and lived in Mrs. Korn was born June 12,1891 in ment, left, and members of the Town Building Committee in Manchester for the past 23 years. She Brooklyn, N.Y., and liv^ there until spect the, recently completed Buckland firehouse, which figured Jan Abramsen, editor of “Free movement at the University of ISTANBUL, Turkey (UPI) - was a member of the Senior Citizens coming to Manchester to make her in the controversy over fire nrotection in the Buckland area. A Indeed,” a new Christian women’s Illinois, and during the summer of Muhammad Ali, claiming to be truly Whalers lie and a former member of the home with her daughter, Mrs. magazine, and her husband. Bill, will 1974, lived in Korea, helping with serious about retirement this time, Jets top Chargers Chaminade Musical Club. She had Augusta Grube. She was a member court decision Thursday held that Eighth Utilities District, not the speak Sunday at 3 p.m. at Coventry preparations for an Asian training Yankee playoff dates Bill quarterback. Greg Jorgensen of thinks George Foreman is his likely HARTFORD — studied opera for 15 years and had of Concordia Lutheran Church. town, has the right to provide fire protection in the area. The House, Lewis Hill Rd., Coventry. ’The conference for 300,000 Christians. Playoff games at Yankee Stadium Virginia Episcopal is the son of Son successor as world heavyweight Billy Fairbairn’s goal sung at the Bushnell and Avery A committal service will be in firehouse will now be used to serve other areas. With Rivosa are, public is invited. They left Illinois, where Bill had will be Tuesday, Wednesday and ny Jorgensen, former Washington boxing champion. to gain grid lead early in the third Memorial in Hartford. At one time, Evergreen Cemetery, Brooklyn, at from left, Paul Phillips, chairman of the building committee, ’The couple will talk about the crea been teaching at Eastern Illinois Thursday, Oct. 12-14, with Monday, Redskin signal-caller. All three But Ali says he feels the former period Friday night she studied under Rhea Massicotte of the convenience of the family. The Terry Werkhoven, Richard LaPointe, James Spencer, and Frank tion of the “ Free Indeed,” which will University, and moved to Penn Oct. 11 .set aside for travel which is a young men are following in the champion should earn it in the ring gave the New York Hartford. Rev. David Rinas of Concordia be published in January 1977. sylvania to join Diane Jepsen in star change from the announced original footsteps of their fathers and are rather than have it handed to him as Rangers a 2-2 exhibi She is also survived by four sisters, Lutheran Church will officiate. Stamler, committee members. (Herald photo by Dunn) The couple spent four years Moving into sole possession of first place in the Manchester ting “Free Indeed.” plans. All will be played at quarterbacks. Ryan’s other son, some people are suggesting. “I think tion game tie in over Mrs. Verdie LaBaff, Mrs. Elsie Watkins Funeral Home, 142 E. working with a Christian student night...Dick Williams, Manchester Pancho, is a defensive end at George Foreman is the number one Midget Football League last night were the Jets (3-0) with a 28-8 LaBonta, Mrs. Aldea Boucher and Center St., is in charge of High track coach, is now in his se Churchill High...One reason for the man, the number one contender for victory over the Chargers (2-1) at Mt. Nebo. In the nightcap, the tim e with the New Mrs. Blanche Babineau, all of arrangements. cond season as cross country mentor turnabout of the Chicago Bears has my crown,” Ali said Friday after an Giants (1-1) applied the whitewash brush to the (0-2) Patriots, Engaind Whalers of Springfield, Mass. the World Hockey There are no calling hours. at Manchester Community been the personnel changeover. Only nouncing his retirement. “I think 18-0. The funeral is Monday at 9:15 a.m. College...Hal Goodnough was a 13 members of the 43-man squad he’s the best out there today, but I Association. County home burns The Chargers, previously tied with from Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Clarence H. Preuss visitor at the desk yesterday. The from two years ago are still with the don’t think they should give him the yard run to complete the Jets’ point Fairbairn scored Main St., with a Mass at St. Bridget ROCKVILLE - Clarence H. former Atlanta Braves and New club...Former National Football title. the Jets for first, got on the making. The three-stbry county home building on Rt. 30 Vernon scoreboard first as Bob Johnson with 4:07 gone in the Church at 10. Burial will be in St. Preuss, 75, of 26 Hammond St. died York Mets’ goodwill ambassador is Leaguers now practicing medine are “Champions have to fight and win. Berdat, Spears. Glenn Dubois, burned to the ground FYiday night. raced 75 yards for a touchdown on the third period. Newly- Mary’s Cemetery, East Hartford. Thursday at Rockville General again listed as one of the top 10 Danny Fortmann and Bill McColl, Frank Lateano and Tom Raigo The fire was reported at 10:20 p.m.. said the Tolland I think Ken Norton must fight George first play from scrimmage. Dave acquired Ken Hodge Friends may call at the funeral Hospital. He was the husband of Mrs. speakers in the USA. The rapid-fire both of whom played with the played well for the Jets while Young, County Mutual Aid headquarters this morning. Police , Foreman and the winner ought to be Young added the conversion for a scored the first home Sunday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 Sperance Serafin Preuss. talking sports historian is still being Chicago Bears, Ton Adamec and Johnson, Larry Duff, Tim Fogarty said the fire may have begun about 10 p.m. champion. But, if Ken Norton is quick 8-0 Charger lead. Ranger goal on a p.m. Mr. Preuss was bom in Rockville booked from coast to coast...Road Dave Middleton of the Cleveland and Kevin Byre played well for the The headquarters despatched first the Vernon Fire afraid of George Foreman, like he The Jets tallied on a 21-yard pass and lived here all his life. Before he Race entries for the Thanksgiving Browns and Detroit Lions respective Chargers now 2-1. power play at 19:04 Miss Elsie Quish Department in total and the ladder truck of the Rockville used to be, then Jimmy Young should play from Shawn Spears to Vernal retired, he was employed at the M.T. morning event in Manchester are not ly. Dave Gallagher, defensive tackle fight George Foreman. Dave Lauzon got the Giants on the of the second period. Miss Elsie Quish of 37A Charter Stevens Co. department. However, at 10:22 p.m. they decided to scoreboard in the first quarter on a T h e Whalers despatch the full assignment of men and trucks from yet available. Several hundred with the New York Giants, hopes to “Jimmy Youiig gave me a good Oak St. died this morning at Other survivors are a daughter, requests have already been received hang out his M.D. shingle someday, fight — many people thought he won. 12-yard run. In the second quarter, jumped to a 2-0 lead Manchester Memorial Hospital. Rockville, Tolland and Ellington as well. Mrs. Clyde Hillman of Stafford; a for entries, the majority from out of too. If he does, he’ll be following his He is in a league with Foreman and Midget football Frank Marandino recovered a fum in th e opening The Holmes Funeral Home, 400 By 10:34 p.m., 21 trucks were called to the scene. In all, brother, Charles Preuss of state. Close to 1,000 runners are father, a general practitioner in Norton. Duane Bobick can be better ble and John Prignano passed five period on goals by Main St., is in charge of 30 trucks were either at the scene or on standby from the Hundrads of Every Day Items Worcester-, Mass.; three expected this November...Former Ohio...Veteran of 13 NFL cam than Jimmy Young. All of these boys yards to Lauzon for the score. The arrangements, which are in above departments as well as from the Eighth District in Amum. In the second period, Spears T o m Earl and grandchildren and four great East Catholic High tennis players paigners, Lee Roy Jordan of Dallas are qualified but I think George Giants drove 43 yards in the third George Lyle. complete. / Manchester, Somers, South Willington, and Crystal Lake. scored on a one-yard run for a 12-8 quarter capped by a 35-yard run by grandchildren. SAVE BIG Kerry Phelan and Diane Robidoux rates Johnny Unitas the best passer Foreman will knock them all out.” There was no scoring The funeral was scheduled for 1 They brought the blaze under control by about 1 a.m. SUNDAY Jet lead and Bob Berdat added the John Paggioli for the score. but not before the large, wooden structure built about 100 are members of the University of he ever faced and Fran Tarkenton Immediately upon learning of All's conversion for a six-point bulge. in th e overtime Absentee ballots p.m. today at the Ladd Funeral Connecticut varsity net roster again Playing well for the Giants were years ago had been levelled. No. 1 among the current drop...With retirement, Norton claimed the After a fumble recovery inside the period, played in all Home, 19 Ellington Ave., with the ALL this fall...Phil Hyde, Manchester John Webb, Marandino, Prignano, HARTFORD (UPI) — Secretary of Vernon Chief William Johnson was still at the scene the New York Giants moving to New heavyweight crown was his and Charger 10, the Jets scored again W H .A contests. A the State Gloria Schaffer says Rev. Paul J. Bowman, pastor of High faculty member and former Jersey and the New York Jets a promised to defend it first against Lauzon, Bruce Balkovich and Tim Union Congregational Church, of this morning studying the remains. The cause of the fire DAY with Arnum going in. The third McCarthy. Paul Mahon, Mark capacity crowd absentee ballots for use in the Nov. 2 was not known. basketball and tennis coach, is the loser, pro football interest in these Foreman, who knocked Norton out in quarter was scoreless with Berdat election are now available from ficiating. Eturial was in Grove Hill 15th all-time career goal scorer in parts centers around the New the second round of a title defense Beaudet, and Brian Carr were best watched the game. Cemetery. The structure was slated for destruction by fire scoring in the final period on a 13- for the Patriots. local town clerks. fighters during controlled burning. the Keene State College soccer England Patriots...Just Wondering: three years ago. record book. Hyde tallied 19 during Why it wouldn’t be right to identify “ I now lay claim to the C The structure had served as a home for orphans and was also a youth center in recent years. the 1948-15 seasons. Chip Conran, the Patriots as from Boston and not heavyweight title, providing Ali has Chamber of Commerce currently helping Tom Matin at East New England and along these same truly retired, on the grounds I Yesterday’s scholastic results m BLANK INDOOR PHOTO AIDS from Catholic High, is fourth in career lines the Whalers could be listed defeated the man,” said Norton, who SYLVANIA assists at Keene and eight in career from Hartford andmot New England. along with Frazier are the only men ton a 2-1 lead late in the Comment session points with totals of 21 and 36. Connie Certainly support ror the Whalers to defeat Ali in 55 bouts. SOCCER t . soccer team evened its (S) 16:57, 2. Veal (M), 3. opens member drive 8-TRACK MAGICUBES third period and scored McCurry, a junior, is a member of comes from Hartford and area record at 1-1 yesterday by Marchant (S), 4. Butler Seven Somers Norton, who lost a controversial 15- East Catholic again early in the final The Greater Manchester Chamber Bank & Trust Co. They will be TAPES Pack of 3 this fall’s Keene soccer squad. He’s a towns. True, New England supports round decision to Ali in New York applying the whitewash (S), 5. Hennessy (M), 6. The Board of Directors will con Remaining unbeaten, period. Cheney pressed the of Commerce will conduct its annual assisted by 24 Chamber members in inmates on Manchester product...Guard Doug the Patriots, with a number of season brush to John F. Kennedy Drapelick (S), 7. Goggins duct a public session Tuesday. Oct. 5 Westinghouse Soft White Tuesday night, added, "I’m not sur Glastonbury High attack with Victor adding a membership campaign Monday addition to the executive staff. High quality, 1 5 9 Van Horn and Jack Gregory are cap ticket holders in Manchester. prised by All’s announcement of Junior High of Enfield, 1-0. (S), 8. Olofsin (S), 9, from 9 to 11 a.m. in the directors’ of-- 40 minute registered a convincing 4-0 through Thursday at the chamber of “Over 400 member prospects will hunger strike tains of the defensive and offensive second penalty kick at the Illing scored with seven Meyer (M), 10. Kitson (S). fice in the Municipal Building. The LIGHT BULBS recording tapes. retirement. It’s obvious why he victory over East Catholic fice. be contacted during the course of the units with the New York Giants. New 8:30 mark but the Beavers minutes left in the third public is invited to make comments SOMERS(UPI) - Of 60. 76w100winbuKK. FLASHCUBES~-TiKt/ End of the line retired. He knows he didn’t win the High in soccer action The campaign will be under the week,” according to Gregory Wolff. England appoints game captains couldn't get the equalizer. period on a penalty kick by FOOTBALL and suggestions about the town. ficials at Somers Prison fight and he’s very embarrassed over yesterday in Glastonbury. East Hampton outshot direction of Gregory Wolff, chairman ’The membership goal has been set at Pack while Joe Namath and end Richard Brooks Robinson isn’t the first that wrong decision.” John Kelly. The defense Bennet The comment sessions are held the say seven of 70 inmates in a < | 0 9 The victory moves the Cheney, 19-10. Mike Dunn, of the chamber’s Contact Club, and a 75 new members. segregation unit refused of 3 Neal are the offensive and defensive (and won’t be the last) prominent led by Lynn Bono, Ed Lom- first Tuesday of each month from 9- sports fi^ re to go bankrupt. ’The Tomahawks over-all Leo Rimsa and Bill Smith nicky. Bill Herlth and Bennet Junior High's member of its Board of Directors. The following highlights will be meals Friday to dramatize field captains with the New York ISo TV for Pats 11 a.m. and the third Thursday from FLIP FLASH long list includes many, like Eddie record to 5-0 while the set played well for Cheney. goalie Chuck Costello football team opened its Eight team captains will be man stressed during the drive: their demands for an in PACK Jets. 1. Chamber insurance program 6:30-8:30 p.m. PHOTO FLASH Mathews, former home run hitter FOXBORO, Mass. (UPI) - Two back drops the Eagles' played well as did Alex 1976 campaign successfully ning the phones from 9:30 to 11:30 mate grievance committee OF 2 2 -9 9 ^ with a 14-0 victory over BULBS Pack ofll hundred tickets, none of them standard to 3-2-1. Bennet Britnell, Terry McCon- and 1:30 to 3:30. Captains include 2. Manchester magazine at the maximum security with Milwaukee Braves. Mickey 3. Publicity for new members. Familiar names Mantle lost a bushel of money together, still are available for Sun Glastonbury showed it is Bennet Junior High’s ville, Jim Gallagher and Windham yesterday at Mt. James McCavanagh, Moriarty institution. Nebo. Bros.; George English, Hartford ’This will represent the third annual Fire calls Names familiar to football buffs in through bad investments...Tom Kite day’s football game between the one of the better area soccer team upped its Sue Brown for Illing. 'The inmates, singled out ONE John Handley tallied the National Bank & Trust Co.; Robert membership drive for the chamber. the Washington, D.C. areas are is back on the PGA tour after being Patriots and Oakland Raiders, the teams exhibiting a record to 2-0 yesterday by authorities as K s m . MancheRter TABLET sprouting up again. Jeff Ryan, son of absent several weeks, ite’s game New England club said Friday after relentless offense and con CROSS COUNTRY first touchdown for the Brock, Howland Realty; John Fogar The chamber’s president, Frank ringleaders in a distur with a 3-0 whitewashing of Friday, 7:03 p.m. —smoke former Cleveland quarterback Frank noon. stant*^ beating East to the Bears with Tony Clement ty, Fogarty Bros.; Gregory Wolff, Tornaquindici, stressed that new bance thee almost two took a sudden plunge after the GHO Timothy Edwards Junior Going down to its second at 122 Lyness St. (Town) DAILY Ryan, is playing at (Jhurchill High. The 1:30 p.m. game will not be ball. adding the second and Wolff-Zackin Associates; Leonard memberships are vital in the Friday, 10.42 p.m. —mutual weeks ago, had threatened last August. Dennis Turning of High of South Windsor. defeat in as many starts Mike Kemp of Bethseda-Chevvy televised since all 61,279 seats were Doug Oldman scored at Mary Doyon the two-point Pukinskis, L. P. Company; James chamber’s continuing program of aid call to Vernon for county the hunger strike FAMILY VITAMINS Glastonbury, former MCC student, Leading the way for yesterday was the Farr, Farr’s Sporting Goods; and serving the business, industrial, and Chase High is the offspring of U.S. has been caddying for Kite most of not sold by 1 p.m. Thursday, cutoff the 1:35 mark of the first Bennet were Jeff Lombar conversion. Bennet totaled home fire. (Eighth District) Thursday. lor Manchester High girls’ professional community. Rep. Jack Kemp, the former Buffalo time for the National Football period for Glastonbury 214 yards offensive James McGovern of Connecticut Friday, 11:24 p.m. -false Warden Carl Robinson Adults the ’76 season...Have a nice weekend. do with two goals and Tom cross country team, 21-39, and League’s blackout rule. with Bob Juselis tallying in Playing well defensively alarm to Cooper Hill and West said the facility, which Hajbucki adding the other. to a good Simsbury High SU. (Town) Children One'Dblet Daily the second period, John were Mark Mumley, Pete houses nearly 1,000 in Bennet’s defense was out contingent at Center Today, 12:19 a.m. -false FAANLY VITAMWI ■' Brewer in the third and standing allowing Edwards Tyo. Mark Patapchuck and Police report mates, had retumeid to nor Springs Park. Steve Shrider. Offensive alarm to the same place. SWIMMING Steve Bruce completing just one shot on net. Simsbury’s Carey Police had a suspect under in mal, except for the hunger RE8ULAR East runners bow the scoring in the final can standouts including strike. Playing well for the Bears Westerman was the in vestigation after this second 1 0 0 ' t to. Handley, Ray Eldridge, MancheRter with breach of peace. Kelly allegedly rammed Correction Com were Tim O'Brien, Danny dividual winner with a David M. Bushey, 21, of alarm. (Town) Best for the Eagles were Willi Meier and Eric Court is Oct. 18. his car into the rear of the Today, 8:32 a.m. —smoke in missioner John R. Manson Seven runners shattered Freshman John Clifford Manchester High Collins, Rich Koepsel and time of 16:57 over a 2.25- 670 N. Main St. was halfbacks Bill Traynor and Gauruder. car driven by Richard air conditioning ducts at The says he is opposed to an in- the Northwest Catholic ran well for East taking Hopperstead in the 100- Ed Kennison. mile course, Manchester’s arrested today at 12:45 Raymond P. Lacroix, 27, Mark Marciano. Houle, 31, of 99D Sycamore Manchester Herald on mate grievance com home cross country course seventh place with Steve Ten e v e n ts d id n ’t yard free. Lori Veal was second a.m. on E. Center St. and of Warehouse Point was Area schools FIELD HOCKEY Lane. Then Keily’s car Brainard Place. (Town) mittee, favoring the pre record in a triangular meet Colbert garnishing eight produce a clear-cut leader Results: seven seconds behind the charged with operating a arrested Friday at 5:25 Cheney Tech Illing spun into the side of the car Tolland County sent system which uses an yesterday in West Hart position. so it took a victory by the 200-yd. medley relay: 1. It was not the best of winner with two Simsbury motor vehicle while license p.m. on E. Middle ’Tpke. driven by Raymond Friday, 10:20 p.m. —county ombudsman from a private ford. E ast’s next meet is 400-yard freestyle relay Wethersfield, 2. Manchester, Downed in Charter Oak afternoons yesterday for thinclads taking the next Victorious yesterday was suspended. He was and charged with operating 2 - 3 3 » 3. Wethersfield 2:09.8. ’Thompson Jr., 25, of 15 An- home fire. See page 10. agency. Unfortunately for East Tuesday afternoon at 3:30 team of Sandy Beaupre, Conference soccer action area soccer teams. Only two spots. Kate Hennessy the Illing Junior High girls’ released on a flOO non while license suspended dor Rd. Catholic, the first three Tess Mazzotta, Sherrie 200-yd. free: 1. White (M), yesterday was Cheney two ties were managed by grabbed fifth place for the field hockey team, 2-0, at Wickham Park against 2. Abbott (W), 3. Knofla (M) surety bond for appearance and exceeding the posted The Houle car was were Indian runnera as Hartford Public. Hopperstead and Chris Tech, 3-2, by East Hamp six teams in action. Silk Towners with Janice over Kennedy of Enfield. in Common Pleas Court 12 2:07.3. speed limit. Court is Oct. forced into the guard rail. Northwest took a 21-36 Results: 1. Cobb (NW) White to ensure a 91-81 vic ton High at the Bellringers’ Coventry High remained Meyer taking ninth posi Center Sue Roth scored in East Hartford Oct. 12. 19. tory by the Manchester 200-yd. l.M.; 1. Smyers (W), Houle and three HCC duke over the Eagles. 13:50 course record, 2. Di- 2. McArdle(M),3. Izzard (W) field. It was an agonizing unbeaten by deadlocking tion. both goals for Illing with passengers suffered minor Onalda FLATWARE Both Northwest and East neen (NW), 3. Molloy High girls’ swimming 2:29.1. defeat for the Beavers, Vinal Tech, 2-2, and Rham The victory was Liz and Mary Neubelt and William J. McKown, 50, James J. Kelly, 32, of 73 2 injuries and were taken by recorded 15-50 victories (NW),4. O’Connor (EC), 5. team over Wethersfield 50-yd. free: 1. Bedula (W), now 1-4 for the season, as High was stalemated by Simsbury’s fourth com Linda Dunn. Melissa of Hartford was arrested Cottage St. was charged SET ambulance to Manchester Rcxatl Pharm.icy ^ over St. Thomas Aquinas. Lecko (EC), 6. Kearns High yesterday in 2. Hopperstead (M), 3. Maz- one of their own players Cromwell, 1-1. In other pared to one loss. Geagan and Linda today at 1:34 a.m. at with reckless driving and I, : I . Memorial Hospital for I IfU C46-«510 . 20’pc. The victory and setback (NW), 7. Clifford (EC), 8, Wethersfield. zotU (M) :27.5. put in the decisive goal for area games, Bolton High Results: 1. Westerman Carpenter playing well. Cavey’s Restaurant on E. failure to renew operating f- - ' D t! I i r. ft K I treatment. ’They were Ann service leaves East with a 2-2 over Colbert (EC), 9. LaGoy The victory was the se Diving: 1. Duffy (M), 2. East Hampton. was blanked by Bacon Center St. and charged license in connection with Marie Houle, 28, Michael lor lour. all record for the cam (NW), 10. Hennessey cond in as many starts for Fago (W), 3. Moore (W) 129.35 Bellringer Ron Barber Academy, 4-0, South Wind a three-car accident Houle, 5, and Richard "Daydream” paign, 1-1 in conference (NW). the Indians and the win canpoints (school record) was credited with the sor High was shutout by In .'VIemoriam Friday at 10:55 p.m. on S. Houle Jr., 8, all of NOTICE pattern. meets. be classified an upset as lOO-yd. fly: 1. McArdle (M), three-goal hat trick but his Windsor, 2-0, Rockville Local woman tops 2. Scott (M), 3. Mazzotta (M) In loving m tm ory of Slevon William Main St. near Charter Oak Sycamore Lane. Northwest’s Mike Cobb Wethersfield was touted as first score was somewhat High dropped a 2-1 duke to Merovonlch, who patand away Oclobor St., police said. 1: 12. 2. With just two weeks which ends Oct. 16 it will >. im. Court for Kelly is Oct. 19. NEW STORE HOURS was the individual winner Bowling being one of the best in the tainted. Cheney sophomore Windsor Locks and 100-yd. free: 1. Hopperstead remaining in the East be mounted free. with a tiQie of 13:50 over CCIL. (M)72. Barry (W), 3. Beaupre halfback Bill Smith was Ellington High was upset More and moft each day we m iu Two Manchester records Lyme’s Chamber of The largest catch by a him, the 2.8-mile course. It cut (M), 1:02.5. dribbling the ball back by previously winless East NITE.OWLS- Janet fell . ’The 400-yard free Commerce fishing contest, man to date is a 19 pound, Prienda may think the wound la 46 seconds off the old mark Miner 201-511, Gladys 100-yd. back; 1. Scott (M), towards his goalie, Gary Windsor, 2-0. healed OPEN held by N o rth w e st’s relay team was clocked in 2. Fulton (W), 3. Mulligan (W) Marineau, but waited too Coventry is now 4-0-2 Audrey Burcham of two ounce blue. Put they little know the sorrow, 12.9 Stringfellow 178, Wendy 4:18.2 breaking its one-day 1: 12. 8. long to pass and when he Manchester holds the lead Uea within our hearta concealed. Charlie Steron. Batch 194, Dot Hills 196- after yesterday’s result. OPEN • Indian harriers Kevin Di- old mark and Sue Duffy In 500-yd. free: 1. Abbott (W), did it went into the net. Rham is 4-0-1, Bolton 1-3-1, in the Women's Division Mother and Family A LL DAY 515, Ann Marie Gamache MaiKhestor neen and Mike Molloy took diving totaled 129.35 points 2. Knofla (M), 3. Izzard (W) Barber got credit for the South Windsor 1-3-1, for the largest catch. Quits Harvard 200, Carol Doughney 475, to break her mack. 5:47.8. The local woman hooked In IVIeniorlam J&M HANDMADE GIFTS second and third respec score. Rockville 1-2-2 and BOSTON (UPI) - Har Parkade Marion Smith 468, Millie First place finishes by 100-yd. breast: 1. Smyers a 17 pound, 15 ounce In loving memory of Steven William 811 MAIN STREET, MANCHESTER SUNDAY tively before East’s Luke Denley 452. Cheney tied it midway Ellington 3-2. The win by vard University wide Merovonlch, who paaaed away October (MAU) • Manchester were taken by (W), 2. White (M), 3. Bloking bluefish out of Niantic this >, im. O’Connor and Eric Lecko (M) 1:16.6. through the second period East Windsor over receiver Jim Curry, who Chris White in the 200-yard week which took 20 Ceramfee • Jawtiry “We Save You took fourth and fifth MERCHANTS - Bob 400-yd. free rela/: 1. on a penalty kick by Doug Ellington was its first in also kicked off and punted, Every day in some small way Plaquti • Wood Caningt places. O’Connor’s time free, Karen McArdle in the Victor, his first of two two years. minutes to land. The catch Memories of you come our way, 9 A.M.-5 P.M . Money” Landry 174, Tony Heim 141, Manchester (Beaupre, Maz has left school following an was 14:15,21 seconds under 100-yard butterfly, Leslie scores which gives him a is in a local commercial Time and years roll swiftly by THOU8AND8 OF John Goodin 152-375, Ding zotta, Hopperstead, White), 2. undisclosed academic But love and memories never die. Scott in the 100-yard tiling freezer as if it is the UNADVeRTISED the old barrier, with Lecko Balch 360, Harv Johnson Wethersfield, 3. .WeUiersfield season total of four tallies. backstroke . and biggest in the competition problem. Wile and Children Just five seconds behind. 3C8. 4:18.2 (school record). Barber gave East Hamp Illing Junior High’s
Y MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Sat., Oct. 2, 1976 — PAGE THIRTEEN PAGE TWELVE - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Sat., Oct. 2, 1976 Missionary to speak iHalp Wantad 13 Halp Wantad IS Privata InatrucUona I t Standings Sport slate SALES POSITION - Straight SEWING LESSONS-Learn to Three Sox coaches Donora produces commissions, leads furnished sew in a small class with in at Calvary Sunday to home owners. Call 242-5402. dividual instruction. Call 643- SEARS 6226. National League Saturday The Rev. Michael Patterson, missionary-evangelist KITCHEN HELP - Convales cent Home seeking part time ROEBUCK East fired by Zimmer FOOTBALL from Guyana, South America, will be guest speaker at ® te H em U ) bat champ again 30 hours per week, pot East Hartford a l W L Pet. GB “crusade” services starting Sunday at 10:45 a.m. and 7 washer. Apply in person to & CO. Manchester, 1:30 start mentioning my name Phila 99 61 .619 - before or during the World ,„NEW YORK (UPI) Astros beat the Giants. p.m. at Calvary Church, 647 E. Middle Tpke. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING Meadow’s Convalescent Manchester Parkade □ REAL ESTATE BOSTON (UPI) - been Boston's pitching East Catholic at Wind with Stan Musial’s.” Home, 333 Bidwell Street, Pittsburgh 89 70 .560 9tk Series, Zimmer said. — it’s been a long time Phils 2, Mels 1 The services will continue through Oct. 10 at 7 p.m. The season is not yet coach the past two years. sor Locks, 1130 The Reds’ 26-year-old Manchester. New York 86 74 .538 13 Zimmer said the move since Donora, Pa., John Vukovich’s first hit Monday through Friday, and at the usual Sunday services We are accepting It is possible, but not like Newington al outfielder and Musial, the Homes For Sale 23 Chicago 73 87 .456 26 over for the Boston "is not like a firing. We of the year — a one-out, on Oct. 10. applications for future ly, he could be reassiped Rockville could claim a batting former St. Louis Cardinal PHONE 643-2711 SALES PEOPLE - Older St. Louis 72 87 .453 26VCincinnati 101 59 .631 — part of managing,” (Griffey hopes it can Award chances. Koosman, country’s two national radio stations. He and his family NOTICti promotions. 'This company ^Salary pjus Manager Don Zimmer MCC, 11 a.m. 1 - Los Ang 92 68 .575 9 35 years and is expected to used to hear people talk who scattered eight hits will be house guests of Pastor and Mrs. Kenneth Gustaf Loo a n d fo u o S ADVERTISING has more financial success MANCHESTER - Meadow Friday fired three of his Zimmer said. happen again. 2 > P a rs o m ts Houston 79 82 .491 nVi be reassigned. He had been about was Musial and his and ran his season son. 3 » AnnouncwiMntt Itories than any other tn New commission Lane. Gambolotti built San Fran 74 87 .460 27Mi four coaches at the end of moved from third base llie National League is 4 > EntwrtAlomwni RATES England, no limit on what you Garrison Colonial, four Pesky, the first base strikeout total to 200 by Karl Gustafson will be the crusade song leader. Apply Personnel Depart bedrooms, formal dining San Diego 71 89 .444 30 the season. Only first base coach to traveling scout wrapping up its iOOth 5 - Auctkmt can earn. Call Doug Baskin, coach the past two seasons, National fanning 11 Phillies, went The public is invited to attend these services. Those 1 day . 10c word per day 525-9134. ment Tuesday 1-3 p.m. and room, stone front, paneled Atlanta 69 91 .431 32 coach John Pesky will be and minor leape coach Yaz hero season in 1976 and Griffey FINANCIAL managed the Red Sox in down to his 10th defeat wishing more information or needing transportation may 6 - Bondf*8locl(8-A4on9A0M 3 days 9c word per day 6-8 p.m. Wednesday 10-12 family room with bar, 2-car with the club next season, before the 1975 season. He holds a .339 average, tops garage, lovely wooded lot, Friday’s Results 1963 and part of 1964. He League against 21 victories. call the church office or parsonage. 9 - P e re o n a i Lo«nt 6 days ,8c word per day HARDWARE and plumbing and 1-3 p.m. Saturday 10 he said. rejoined the coachine staff in the league. The Cincin 10- iniurtAcw 26 days . 7c word per dey many, many extras. Priced Chicago 3, Montreal 1 rejoined the coaching staff Dodgers 8, Padres 1 store work fer receiving a.m. to 12. Pitching coach Stan of the parent club upon for Sox nati Reds’ star outfielder tMnOVMINT 15 word!, 92.00 minimum stocking and sales. Apply i Equal Opportunity Employer for quick sale at $62,900. St. Louis at Pittsburgh, Steve Garvey set a club Amida Realty, 644-1539, 528- Williams, bullpen coach on the urging of the club's Zimmer’s elevation from stroked a single in three at batting titles,” said 13 - H*lp W a n te d Happy Ada ..... 92 15 inch , » person. The Barrett' ■ Plumbing' ’lumhin ppd. upper management. It was BOSTON (UPI) - Carl record in the second inning 14 - Bi/WnwM Opporlunniwt 9395. Don Bryant and scout- third base coach to bats Friday night and Griffey. Rebekah to observe IS - SduAtion Wantwd % Supply,. ppiy. 331 Broad Street, Cincinnati 5, Atlanta 2 known former manager Yastrzemski moved into when he collected his 200th Manchester. Philadelphia 2, New York 1 coach Eddie Popowskl manager in mid July when power the R ^ s to a 5-2 win A double by Tony Perez, lOUCATlON Happiness Is WANTED - A woman compa TWO FAMILY, central loca Darrell Johnson did not ap company with eight other hit of the season for the 18 - Privata inatructiona were dumped Johnson was fired. over the Atlanta Braves. sandwiched between officers night Monday Dancing to the AUTO BODY painter, with nion. Can have home tion, nice lot, four rooms each Houston 5, San Francisco 4 prove of Pesky's hiring. venerable baseball stars third consecutive year and 19 - Scnooia'Claaaaa floor, good condition. $43,000. Los Angeles 8, San Diego Friday from Assignment of the three Griffey holds a lead of singles by George Foster 20 - Inatructiona Wantad Main Street Band some experience. Call Tolland privileges. Call 643-8866, 646- and simultaneously rookie Dennis Lewallyn Johannesen of West Haven, 4359. 646-2426, 9-5. 1 the coaching lame duck coaches will be four percentage points and Cesar Geronimo, Sunset Rebekah Lodge RIAL ItTATf Manchester Armory, Auto Body 528-1990. assured the Boston Red hurled his first major grand master of the Grand staff after Bryant, with the Red Sox handled by general over Chicago Cubs’ defen produced two runs for the will observe its annual 23 - Homaa for Safa Saturday's Caines Sox of a .500 season. league win as the Dodgers Lodge of Odd Fellows in 24 - Lota-Land for Safa November 13th INSURANCE AGENCY - has CONCRETE LABORER to MANCHESTER Montreal (Warthen 2-9) meeting with three years, is a long time manager Dick O’Connell. ding champ Bill Madlock, Reds in the second inning Assembly Officers Night 25 - Invaatmam P ro p e rty opening for full time office set and strip forms. Call 875- The 37-year-old first beat the Padres. Connecticut, and Ruth 26 - Buainaaa P ro p e rty Given by the at Chicago (Burris 14-13) Zimmer friend of former manager Zimmer said he has "some who went 1- and wiped out a 1-0 lead Monday at 8 at the Marine work, experienced in all lines 1103, NORTHFIELD GREEN baseman drove in three Waddell, a member of 27 - Raaorf Propatly Manchester Midget Atlanta (Niekro 16-11) at p rio r to Johnson. It is most likely people in mind for the for-4 Friday, taken by the Braves in the Cubs 3, Expos 1 Corps League Home, 28 - n«tl EtMt* WmMU of insurance. Call between 9-4, runs Friday night, raising but he isn’t Parker St, Sunset Lodge who is dis Football Auxiliary for appointment 289-5448. TELEPHONE OPERATOR - Picture this...your own con* Cincinnati (Zachry 14-6) Boston's he will rejoin Johnson who coaching jobs, but it second inning. Rick Monday belted a MISC. SMVICES dominium home of 3 big bedrooms, his season total to 102, in too excited trict deputy president. 31 - Sarvicaa Offarad Tickets; 646-5963 Receptionist for busy St. Louis (McGlothen 13- night game will manage the new depends on what will in other games, Houston career high 32nd home run Kate Roberts of automobile - fuel oil 2 ^ baths. finUbed recreational batting the Red Sox to a 7-4 yet. “ But I Marion Straughan, noble 32 - Painting-Paparing DEAN MACHINE Products, 14) at Pittsburgh w ith the American League happen in other places.” edged San Francisco 5-4, of the season and Bill Middletown, president of 33 - Building-Contracting 646-0413 Inc., 102 Colonial Rd., dealership. Call Mr. Satryb, room, full carpeting, outdoor victory over the Baltimore grand of Sunset Lodge, will 34 - Roofing-Siding patio, storms h screens. Plus cen (Candelaria 15-7) Baltimore franchise in Seatle next Obviously, Zimmer is will be when Philadelphia pushed aside Bonham celebrated his the Rebekah Assembly of 35 - Hailing-Plumbing Manchester - Job shop Tool 643-5135, Ext. 25 for interview Orioles. the final tally Connecticut, will be guest preside during the vent. 36 - Flooring appointment. tral air conditioning and heating, San Francisco (Knepper Orioles. season. waiting to see which New York 2-1, Chicago 26th birthday Friday by complete kitchen and much much The win lifted the defen- comes in and of honor. She will be ac Chairmen of various com 37 - Movmg-Trucfong-Storaga 1-2) at Houston (Richard New Williams, who owned a coaches and/or managers stopped Montreal 3-1 and scattering eight hits over 38 - Sarvfcaa Wantad benefits. An equal opportunity BABYSITTER WANTED re. Must be seen to be ap ding American league it's me on companied by her staff, mittees for the evening are •••••••••••••••••••••••••• preciated. All this for <37.000. a u 19-15) ZIMMER coaches will 109-97 pitching record in 14 will be released by other Los Angeles ripped San 8(6 innings to lead the (]ubs MISC. FOR SALS ADVERTISING employer. nights. Oakland Street area. champions’ record to 81-79 top,” he said Virginia Keeney and Ber today. Joan Lemieux, M3-9797, or San Diego (Griffin 8-6) at be nam ed major league seasons, has teams at seasons' end. Diego 8-1. St. Louis at to a win over the Expos. which includes Virginia 41 - Articiaa for Safa Cml 649-5753 mornings. with two games remaining grinning. nice Cox, reception; 42 - Building Suppfiaa DEADLINE □ N O T IC ES M&-6555 for appointment. Los Angeles (Sutton 21-9) Pittsburgh was rained out. Montreal’s Jose Morales Firgeleske of Mystic, vice- 43 - Pats -Birds- Dogs TOOL and DIE Maker - in the disappointing 1976 When president; Margaret Tefft Maybel Dowd, 44 —LivSStOCll 12 00 noon the day before Experienced. 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Horn** fo r Sato 33 Horn— For Sato 23 Homo$ For Sato 23 N o fflM For Sato 33 Homoo For Sato 23 Homat For Salt 13 OPEN HOUSE-1 4 p.m. Sun National Weather Forecast day, East Eldridge Street, MANCHESTER Ckuonlal charm throughout OPEN HOUSE this large 7-room home. MATTl. i T y y CUT OF TK RIVBI REM. ESTATE MARKET Family room with fireplace . w n m m r ...... T..."...... T...... ".."."...T ,.."." " ...... tQuwth o u s h w , SUNDAY 2 to 4 ' and nellng, 6 paneled doors, OPEN HOUSE r - U ‘(A blaci wrourat Iron hardware, 21/2 baths, first floor laundry. ^XWwroR* excellent closet space, SUNDAY, DDT. 3 CORNER LOT ___l/k. aluminum siding and storms, 2-car garage, rear porch. This lUlYOUR OWN home must be seen to be ap 1-4 K m . BEST BUYS BY BELFIORE -MUD preciated. Peterman Realty HOME V'AflAMTA and Building Company, 649- 46 Dougherty Street 94M, 6448859. Stop by today and inspect this 2-year-old CHENEY ESTATE spotless 6-room Cape on quiet street, plush UNRY-HOlilSTER MSA HD TRAFFIC East Hartford wall-to-wall carpeting throughout, front-to- back living room ~wlth raised hearth fireplace, formal dining room, kingsized .V. ’ 33,900 master bedroom, baths, vinyl sided, patio with gass grill. Lowest forties. This Immaculate aix-room Ranch has just been U.I wl «?Mt lOKX Ml 6 reduced for a quick sale. Located In a quiet 183 GREEN MANOR ROAD A fantastic price DIroctlona: 1-88 lo tlral ManohMtar axil to Cantar Price reduced on this lovely six-room Ranch, Fireplaced living room, sliders to patio, well- For period ending 7 a.m., Sunday, Oct. 3. During Saturday on this 5 room Straat to right on Dougharty 8t. BIgna poatad. neighborhood. Four bedrooms, fireplaced living treed yard, convenient to schools. $37,500. night, showers and thunderstorms are expected in portions of room, full basement with workshop, large eat-in DIRECTIONS; East Cantar Straat to laft on Woodbridga to right on Qraan Manor Rd. the northern and cetral Atlantic coastal region, in parts of the Ranch. Full kitchen with built-in dishwasher and fan, and a central and southern Plateau region and the central Plains detached garage. All on a 110x110 ft. comer lot. region. Most other areas can anticipate generally fair weather. bsmt., carport, Close to Buckley School. Real Estate Minimum temperatures include: (approximate maximum atio, treed lot. VICTORIAN COLONUL SECUIDEOCAPE GRACIOUS AND SPACIOUS readings in parenthesis) Atlanta 53 (79), Boston 55 (66), Chicago lust sell to set ^ISENTRY Six roottu, 3 bedrooms, aluminum 14 Rooms, 9 bedrooms, 4 fireplaces, 647-1419 57 ( 78), Cleveland 52 ( 72), Dallas66 ( 85), Denver44 (71), Duluth R Six rooms, 2 car garage, Ws baUit, tle estate. Call Real Estate Services * wall to waU carpeting, IRst flooa laun siding for maintenance-free upkeep. etc. An auUientic Cheney Mansion 48 (65), Houston 60 (84), Jacksonville 55 ( 82), Kansas City 59 41,900 Short, tree-shaded street, public or with a completely modem kitchen. MLS dry, "Wrap-around” porch. Tall state (82),Little Rock 57 ( 86), Los Angeles 61 (70), Miami 69 ( 84), now. parochial school. Newly listed Almost 3 acres of park-Ilke land. Far Is Your ly treea. Compare at f W fW . Minneapolis 53 ( 74), New Orleans 54 ( 84), New York 57 ( 67), REALTDR 28D-4331 $35,000’' central Manchester. below replacement cost, $85,000’*. Phoenix 69 ( 88), San Francisco 53 ( 70), Seattle 46 (60), St. Louis WARREN E. Oi m s 55 ( 82), Washington 59 (73). Realty HOWLAND 6 4 9 ^ 2 8 1 3 "KTTER HOMES AND GARDENT HOIUSTERWY AREA “SELL IT - HOW! Raaftor* 843*1 IDS MANCHESTER - By owner. 1 8 •> Best \ 164 E. CENTER ST. MANCHESTER t Attractive six-room Cape on 202 KEENEY STRET 66666666666666666» 6»»» 66666666» 66 » 66666»6666666666 tree shaded lot. Fireplaced H om es For Salt 23 Homta For Salt 23 (XJLONIAL - 22' living room living room, generous eat-in Immaculate 9-room Raised iWOLverton ■ J- TOLLAND - Four bedroom with fireplace, large country kitchen, formal dining room, Ranch. Three baths, wall- MANCHESTER - New listing. to-wall, acre lot, fireplace, Raised Ranch. 2 1/2 baths. 288 GREEN ROAD Six room Cape with large pan kitchen, king-size master full basement, small porch Investment! Beautiful large in-ground Six room Ranch, three bedroom, 1 1/2 baths, and garage. Other fine garage. $57,900. eled rec room, quiet child safe screened porch, walk-out a G ^ n a y pool. 3/4 acre lot. $49,900. bedrooms, fireplace, street. Three bedrooms, for OPEN HOUSE features include low taxes and ta HAM tntUY • htANCHimft. COFM. 8 basement, treed lot, garage. assumable 6% mortgage with LaPENTA AGENCY y Warren E. Howland Realtors, aluminum siding, Ander mal dining room, fireplace. Sunday, October 3rd 643-1108. $36,500. Blast Coast Realty, $45,500. Philbrick Agency, high down payment. Fairly 646-2440 son windows, new roof. 11 a.in. to 4 p.in. Realtors, 646-4200. priced in high thirties. Call ■I**-' Owner anxious for quick 528-9668. Evenings. 644-1937. MANCHESTER - Super three 643-9969. M9-S085. sale. CUSTOM BUILT CAPE CAPE - Bowers School-large MANCHESTER BEAUTIFUL COLONIAL bedroom townhouse con 736 Cantar St., Comar of Thomaa Driva s a s m a R M C M CLEAN GABBISON COLONIAL OWNER WANTS OUT! dominium, family room, eat-in kitchen, living room MANCHZSTtn laPENTA AGOKV COVENTRY - Spacious Lolt-Land For Salt 24 Unique bexogooal Ranch on over 4 Six rooms, \Vs baths, oversized gar Personal reasons make an Immediate appliances, pool, tennis, many Contemporary seven room Four bedrooms possible, fireplace, recrea with firplace. formal dining TWO FAMILY 6-6 NEW LISTING advantages to carefree living. MS-2440 tion room, aluminum siding, wall-to-wall room, three bedrooms, acres of forest primeval land. Califor age, wall to wall carpeting, drapes, sale imperaUve! Six pins rooms, 2 full Split. Acre wooded lot, im Freshly decorated in baths, wall to wall everywhere! Three $37,900. Warren E. Howland mediate occupancy, $52,900, carpeting, very private yard. aluminum siding, 2-car gar ELLINGTON - Standlsh nia Redwood inside and oot. U you're kitchen range, dishwasher will stay. Realtor, 643-1108. age, treed lot. immaculate terior, new kitchens, Street - Excellent location, looking for something oot of the orid- Walking distance to elementary, years young Raised R ^ h with 2 car Welles Agency, 742-7356. $39,500 refinished floors, MANCHESTER - 6-6, Duplex, condiUon. $39,500. Philbrick AA zone, city water, adjacent nary, beUeve na, this is tt! It's worth junior or senior high school. $41,500". garage. One acre lot. Mid forties—and Oarner, 649-2381 to golf fairway, starting $13,- FIREPLACE Blazing to set aluminum siding, two car gar MANCHESTER - Good value. Agency. Realtors, 6464200. carpeting, family-sized your while to look It over iHieUier you Fast sale imperative! must seU! Don't miss out. kitchens, king-size 900 per lot. Call 646-5757. After the evening for holiday enter age, separate furnaces, ^ , - Six room Cape with dormer, buy it or not! taining. Large living room 900. Warren E. Howland. three bedrooms, formal bedrooms, double gar 5, 649-3423. with dining area with sliders Realtors, 643-1108. dining rooih, fireplace, two FIRST OFFERING age, $525. monthly in overlooking treed yard. Just HOMES FOR PEOPLE - ear A RANCH home for the whole 5 1/2 ACRES, with pond, old WLLTDPHKH! baths, panelled rec room. $35,- family - Large fireplaced come. Present homes nSSTMZ R0CN1ED6E TWD FAMILY perfect for crowds. Home also MANCHESTER - Two family 500. East Coast Realty. 528- ning $8,500 and $10,800. Prices Manchester barn, frontage on paved road 8 « l o n a Iraod lot with thraa ganaroua badroom a, largo start at $28,500 for a 2. 3 or 4 living room, first floor laun taken in trade. Only in Bolton, Conn. R-i zone. R.S. features three bedrooms, at- Duplex. Four rooms each 9668, 643-9969. IA REAL DOLL HOUSE I $47,900. flraplacad living room, on# and 'A bathe, formal dining tached garage and porch. A side, including two bedrooms, bedroom Raised Ranch. You dry and family room, 1 1/2 Olmsted, Realtor 289-7939 'eat buy for $37,900. Call living room and a 12x15 may qualify for mortgage baths, enclosed yard, quiet Six rooms, two baths, | OLASTONBURY days, 649-7630 evenings. room, aat-ln kitchon and a 2-«ar fandom garago. f/W Realty, 647-1419. kitchen. One side newly East Hartford rates from 1% to 8 1/2% with street. $43,900. Keith Real Ifireplaced family] CONTEMPORARY Owner aaking $43,900. renovated. Only $42,500. OPEN as little as $1,000 down. For EsUte. 646-4126. 649-1922. I room, built-ins, two airi Time to choose your HEBRON - One hundred acre MANCHESTER - New 8-room Wolverton Agency, Realtors, details call Ernie Gabriele. * conditioners, wall-to-j colors in this new former girl scout camp. Many FOR MSPECTKM T&M Homes. 423-7847. MANCHESTER - A Joy to uses. Asking $250,000. Call Colonial. One and 3/4 acres, 2 649-2813. I wall carpeting, patio,! home. Three queen 1/2 baths, 2 garages, up to 10" Sunday 1-4:30 pjiL show! All brick Cape. Formal B/W Realty, 647-1419. VERNON - Six room Ranch. dining room, eat-m kitchen, city utilities, two car] sized bedrooms, two insulation. Choose colors for 21 Barklay Lana full baths, 24' finished interior and rugs. Home Rec room, garage, inground double-oven stove, dis I garage. MUST BE| COVENTRY - Large farm TANNER STREET fa m ily room , 16' owners warrantee for 10 years Ciutnn tevcn room Randi. Four Directlont: ForbM ttrm t, t. pool. Action Real Estate. 646- hwasher, den, three or four SEEN TO BE with three lovely homes plus of nationally insured protec bedroMns, 14 biths, fireplace, Hartfoni to Manning Lana to 0206. 647-1300. bedrooms, 3-car garage.^ A wraparound sundeck, other out buildings. Call B/W garage, large lot. Only 146,900. •efkiay. SIgna on proparty. ' APPRECIATED! tion. Charles Ponticelli and great buy at $52,900. Compare. double garage, pan Realty, 647-1419. 144 PARKER STREET FOUR BEOROOMS ESTATE MUST BE SETTLED COMPARE ANYWHERE Prestige area, warm and cozy ROCKVILLE - Duplex 6^, 2- LaPoll Realtors. 233-3355. 633- Priced at only Son. 646-1540, 6464)800. FRECHETTE & MARTM family FUised Ranch, waU-to-wall oramic view. Priced at Very clean, two family with two 8 room, four bedroom Colonial with REALTORS S4S-4144 carp^M . immacnlate condition. car basement garage. Action 6651, 967 Farmington Avenue, >42,900 Lovely spacious 7-room Colonial, 3 Quality Gambolotti built home with 2 $63,900 for immediate automatic gas heating systems. 2Vt baths, two car garage with electric Better th u new! Three bedrooms, Real EsUte, 646-%06, 647- West Hartford. sale. bedrooms, IVt baths, 27’ fireplaced living car attacb«l garage. Seven rooms, plus motber-io-law apartment (if Charles Lesperance Butineaa Property 26 Tenants pay own heat k utilities! opener, impressive sunken family ONE AND ^ ACRES OF PRIVACY needed). Family room, bath and 1300. country sized kitchen. Two Tireplaces, MANCHESTER ELLINQTON room, formal dining room, 18x20 family Three bednxnns each side. Attractive, room. Air conditioned. A houseful of CONTEMPOMRY lavatory. Beautifully treed 100’ East Hartford MANCHESTER - Grocery formal dining room. Nicely VERNON - Bolton Lake area. front lot. city water, sewer, 849-7620 $37,900 room off eat-in kitchen. 12x25’ master landscaped, treed lot. High Tilties and lilac enclosed lot. Compare anywhere features and extras. FTease, please Surround thto hixurioua SVi room Colonial. Boautilul sidewalk. Few minutes from store with beer permit, lirat floor family room with atotto fireplace, cualom 4 bedrooms, wall fireplace Beautiful treed lot. 150x150. OPEN buys this stunning six worth it! at $41,500". Must seU! compare this home in the mid sixties in living room, ultra Excellent area, survey Penney High Look at your leisure. Q lu to n b u ry excellent location and lease. bedroom, aluminum siding. Asking $49,- kitchen wtth breakfaat room, 2'ft bathe, formal dining Owner transferred. Only 147.900. RANCH - Seven rooms, three room Ranch. New Near community college and with anything in its price range! modern kitchen, 3 full available. $8,000. Hayes Cor WE HAVE MANY OTHER FOR INSPECTION bedrooms, modem kitchen, L kitchen appliances, 900.00 and livin g room , 4 bodroom a, double ga ra ge and more. poration, 6460131. HOUSES AVAILABLE growing area. Call for details baths, 2-car electric eye Sunday 1-4:30 pjn. shaped living room and dining cabinets and 646-0131. Hayes Corporation. garage, central air con DONALDS. GALE OPEN 173 Ridgewood R (^ room. Large paneled family carpeting. Enclosed room in basement, garage, ditioning. Truly a gracious VERNON - Lovely 8-room REALTY CO. DIreelHmr Burntidt Avwmm to sunporch, beautiful Real Estate Wanted 28 MANY CALLUS 5Vlai\c\\at& & home for the modern Colonial with 2-car garage set HOUSE SccMatid Hoad to PorbM SItmL patio, 300’ deep lot. $39,900. yard in established REALTORS-MLS REALTORS AND INSURORS to Wdguwood Road. Slgnt on Philbrick Agency, Realtors. MERRITT AGENCY 646-1180 thinker! Beautiful view. on large landscaped lot. Four 289-7939 643-3790 Sunday 2 to 4:30 pjn. proporty. neighborhood. ALL CASH for your property bedrooms, first floor family 6464200. REALTORS 122 EAST CENTER ST. 119 Weal Cantar Street 848-2492 W E — to s i mt h 182 Wortiingtsii talk Custom built Raoches. Not too big. BUILOER HAS LOTS within 24 hours. Avoid red room, fireplaced living room, tape, instant service. Hayes WE WDRK RARROWS a WAUACE covered patio, plus many ,oot too snail. Lovely living room. MANCHESTER - Quality AVAILABLE EMUUIB m . K E M n ftr»lace, wall-to-wall carpeting. Corporation, 646-0131. other extras. Pneed in the MANCHESTER - 7 1/2% A GREAT RANCH ESK in kitchen, three bedrooms, built seven room Cape, In Manchester, Bolton, H |.n]3 72HNS Minis mortgage in one remaining porches, huge ground level familv -T N iR F S NR HOME UKE THE OME YOU O W T mid $50's. Offers invited. in a neighborly featuring plaster walls and Glastonbury, and East ggirtt 6. AnhDutr. (fonntctlrut RaisM Ranch with full base room, garage, most convenient. many built-in additions. SELLING your house? Call us -gUAUTT AND PRICT BOLTON Zinsser Agency, 6461511. neighborhood. Six lovely Qty water, sewere and sidewalk. Hartford. Will build to first and we'll make you a ment, 3 or 4 bedrooms, 3 rooms. Exceptional Lo^ly landiscaped, treed lot. Many Fireplaced front to back baths, 2-car garage. $51,700 extras. Look at your leisure. Mid your plans or ours. cash offer. T.J. Crockett, master bedroom suite, two living room, den, formal Realtor, 643-1577. JFirEBibc Sealtti 3nt. WELL, TELL YDU- IT REALLY WDRKS!! with carpeting. One Cape Cod MO's dining room, 9x12 enclosed Your present home decks, two baths, 2-car WE HAVE MANY OTHER M2DI44 ^ M7-D144 with 4 bedrooms, 2 baths, 2- HOUBEB AVAILABLE porch, three bedrooms up may be taken in trade. car garage, fireplace. $48,900 garage, aluminum sided, IMMEDIATE Cash for your MANCHESTER stairs, 1 1/2 baths, basement INVESTMENT property. Let us e^lain our with hardwood floors. Other air conditioned, city DDMLDS.GALE rec room, attached 2-car gar 4 iHuUiplr listing ^truices to strut gou brttrr. homes available with 3 utilities. 458,900. Rose PROPERTIES fair proposal. Call Mr. FOUR BEDROOMS REALTY CD. age. Large treed lot, affords Belfiore, 647-1413, MEMBER bedrooms, 2 baths-Raised Um b, 633-5011. much privacy, $38,500. We have several in Newer 6bedroom Raised Ranch. Large deck overlooking Ranch styling at $46,900 with REALTORS ANO INSURORS come producing l»LUMBU *38,900 Dir. Main Straat to 289-7939 843-3790 Philbrick Agency, Realtors, Eight-room cuatom built R/R, formal dining room, treed lot. 2-car garage, fireplace, rec room. $52,900. conventional financing. Call 6464200. properties available MAY WE BUY your home? Qriawold to Addiaon to Quick, fair, all cash and no country tize kitchon, loaded wtth cebineta, large living today on any of these fine new Worthington. from 5 units to 25 units. homes. First Hartford, 643- (Qualified people may problems. Call Warren E. room wtth Roman brick flraplaca, four bodrooma, huge WARREN E. Howland, Realtors, 643-1108. family r^om wtth alktora to a privata patio. All thia plua 9797 or 646-6555. call for information acre, wtth view of the country lido. $58,900.00 regarding these SELL YOUR HOUSE through RELOCATION HOWLAND COVENTRY - 1860 6room ALLIED -A PlEASb.' TO SHOW" MANCHESTER Realtors Village Colonial. Four RaaRora 833-8993 MANCHESTER HOMES offerings. J. Watson Beach Real Estate 643-1108 bedrooms exceptional value. Company. Professional real $25,900. Welles Agency, 742- estate service for nearly 50 7356, 643-0302. COVENTRY - Five room HAND /ears. Call our Manchester of- waterfront. Fireplace, large 6 ROOM (XkONUL ice, 647-9139. deck with nice view. $27,9(x). New paint and roof. 3 plus REALTY New 6-rooffl Ranch, three bedrooms, bath wtth large Welles Agency, 742-7355. bedrooms, big 2-car garage, PLANNING TO SELL? - Our vanity, hardwood floors, lull batemeni with laundry formal dining room, very g ^ Realtors-MLS counseling can help without, value. hookup, one acre, low taxes. MANCHESTER - Forest of course any ooligation. OPEN HOUSE 646-5200 Odegard Realty, 643-4365. Hills. Your last chance for a 7 *37.0DD 1/2% mortgage on the one IMVENTRY MAKE UN OFFER Ytt, In Th# Comparltively Short Time We’ve Been Affilieted With ALL POINTS remaining First Hartford 4- BRICK DUPLEX - living RELOCATION SERVICE, We Heve Alreedy Hed Completed Selee From Other Areee- bedroom, 2-batb Colonial. SELLING YDUR HDME? Extramoly wall built and mainlalnod ohtor 8-room SUMDAY, OCT. 3 room, kitchen, formal dining And Helped Local People In Varloue Waye To Relocate Elsewhere. yVe Can Now State Colonial on bua lino near shopping and tchoola. Three Shown at your convenience by IMCHNJS (M.0NUL room, three bedrooms, rec Get top dollar! Call our appointment. Call 643-9797 or Excellent neighborhood, room, 2-car garage, excellent competitors FIRST — then Unequivocally That ALL POINTS Hat Recruited A Fine, Ethical Nationwide Group Of bedrooms, 1'A bathe, large kitchen, formal dining aluminum siding, sun porch. 3 room wtth built-in hutch, all hardwood floors, full basa- bedrooms, nice yard, good condition, $51,900. Philbrick call us LAST. Mr. Realtora. Call Ua And See How Orderly Moving Can Really Be— In Connecticut, In The 1-4 storage. menL new furnace and 1-car garage. Only $42,900.00 Agency Realtors, 646-4200. Rothman, Frechette & United States, Or Even Across The OceanI *3D,0DD Martin Realtors, 646-4144. CONTEMPORARY RANCH - eight rooms, featuring O n h ll] ^ TEDFORD BOLTON beamed cathedral ceilings in THE WILLIAM E. BELFIORE AGENCY Oversized six room uwa LOT R/UKH living room, with white brick fireplace, two sliding glass 1740 Capa racantly damaged by Are. 12 rooms, ap Ranch. Spacious living Nice rural location. 1 □ MI8C. FOR SALE bedroomi, encloted porch, doors, 2 1/2 baths, redwood proximately S acraa ol land, all raaaonabla oflara will room, three bedrooms, fireplace, 14 baths, rec room. REALTORS 647-1413 \ and aluminum exterior, 2-car be praaanlad. REAL 8STAT8 647-9914 formal dining room, •3DaDDD prage, professionally Articles for Salo 41 kitchen with lots of landscaped grounds with cabinets, two fireplaces, minimum care. $69,900. ALUMINUM sheets used as 1V5 baths, 2-car garage, Philbrick Agency, Realtors, printing plates, .007 thick, OWNERS ANXIOUS enclosed sun porch, (^e MSJILn RANCH 6464200. 23x32". 25 cents each or 5 for N O K O F 1 K Large kitchen, garage. 6 $1. Phone 643-2711. acre plus lot. Asking roomi, fireplace, nice O K VEIIR WIUIliWTYl $42,500. neighborhood, very good condi 1.7 ACRES plus a two-family tion. house with income. Let us CLEAN USED refrigerators, •42.0DD show you this unusual proper- ranges, automatic washers, tv. Only asking $43,900. with guarantees. B.D. Pearl's Philbrick Agency, Realtors, Appliances, 649 Main St.. 643- 646-4200. 2171. REALH CD. INC. NEW RAISED RANCH NORTHFIELD GREEN Vinyl ilding, 2-cer garaae, 7 DARK LOAM - Five yards, D43-2D92 rooms. 14 hatha, Dsuia Tireplacc [ireplai ILUNOTON Ml.iM $30., plus tax. Washed patio 22 SENECA DRIVE, VERNON ROBERT D. MURDOCK nice finiihlna. lanoscaped. ROOM FOR FAMILY and pool sand, gravel, stone. Haaltor OR IN-LAWS 643-9^. CONDOMINIUMS I S i L ® i" “ 'f. Colonial in one of Vernon s most This quality built, 2 Family home is ideal. 2 acres WANTED - boy baby clothes, featurJi! ’’y for a leisurely inspection. Check these MANCHESTER AREA size 2T or 3T In g ( ^ condi Investment property. Oean 4- 1974 COLONUL modern kitchen, nice deck MANCHESTER $38,500 tion, and chest of drawers In LYDALL STREET Excellent value, 6-room Capo on Iratfic-lrao location, 3 4 two family with 2-car gar 4 bedrooms, first floor family off dining area, : good condition. Call 643-9262. "There will be no other," after you see this age. OHW heat. Why pay rent room, firepUce, 2-car garage, or 4 badroom a, full flniahad rac room, tread yard. 2*1 baths, carpeting. bedrooms, living room plui OPEN HOUSE TOUR ^7. car garage when you can own for only 2-car oversized garage. SEWING MACHINES • 1976 exquisitely decorated 6 room RANCH, ful 1^4 bedrooms $31,000. Keith Real Estote, *B4,tm /l8t floor family room (QM MUM tmiTHn Zig Zags unclaimed layaway. ly carpet^ in handsome tones. Beamed SUNDAYp OCTOBER 3 MAINTENANCE FREE ^Vh baths 6464126, 649-1922. $46.50. Singer Touch and Sew, BARROWS A WALLACE 1 - 4 P.M. Brick and aluminum axtarlor. Garrison Colonial. Four t^walMo*wall carpet /fireplace toKKim xm iiww«B originally $389. now only ceilings, modem kitchen with Solarian • bedrooms, flraplacad living room, formal dining room, LARGE OLDER Colonial In $68.40. Fully guaranteed. Call Vlarge lot HI-IU) 72Mtir a m n g i l b o o p m In - tread lot. /covered patios West side location. Large for 236-1123. Dealer. floor & formica counter, garage, fireplace, We fiave unffs to tor Professional mal dining room, eat-ln NEW COLONUL n p o c th n , ranging from 4 rooms, f-bodroom, to 7 PRIVATE LOT i^Nutone kitchen center m m r 4 bedrooms, 2 'i baths, vinyl gorgeous private yard. An excellent value /intercom kitchen, three bedrooms plus LOAM - Nice - Right off the rooms w ith 3 bodrooms and multipio baths. Prica Relocation Service At No Extra Cost! 8-room front-to-back Split, Ideal for growing family. 3 finished attic. 2-car oversized siding, firepUce. 2-car garage, /price reduced to *5 5 ,5 0 0 nicely finlsncd throughout. MANCHESTER - Fifteen farmlands. Call 649-4356 or in today’s market. ra n g a 1$ $28,900 to 137,900 or 4 badrooma, family room, city utilillas. garage. $39,900. Keith Real 643-9918. Estate, 6464126, 649-1922. *0D.DDD room antique colonial, Wa're your RELO rual M tal* brokur backud by over 17 restoration nearing comple -( yean of axparianca and aarvica lo Iranafarrad paopla. tion. Three baths, nine EAST CATHOLIC Uniforms - O ne call pula ua to work m arkating your hom e h w a and OPEN HOUSE - Sunday, Oc- fireplaces, beautiful setting. wanted. Call 649-1225. tober 3rd, 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Surrounded by 16 acres of 8IQNR PORTED finding a new home lor you anywhore. Custom built Cape, 736 Center land. Philbrick Agency. UNIFORMS WANTED - Call u i today. Street, corner of Thomas ODEGARD Realtors, 646-4200. Brownies, Girl Scout. Boy E.n. Tndilrl, Prrfldrnl ZINSSER AGENCY Drive. Four bedrooms possi Scout. Cub Scout. Call 649- SENTRY ble, fireplace, recreation REALTY BOLTON - Five room Cape 1225. .. The Barrowe & Wallace Company room, aluminum siding, wall- W VFISH n F REALE i!S8 Cod with attached 2-car gar _ Real Estate Services to-wall carpeting, very 643-4365 age in an attractive setting. sn-m realty company ■#■■ ■ i i k F i k A e MANCHESTER HARTFORD 6 4 6 - 1 8 1 1 private yard. $39,500. Owner, RANGE - Kenmore 4 burner, m M9-2381. Only $33,500. Fiano Agenev, electric. Excellent condition. 175 Main St. 646-4525 646-7833 728-6615 289-4331 848-2677. • Call 875-4629. ‘ • V'/ M
PAGE SIXTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Sat.. Oct. 2, 1976 Franh UNl Erntti Dog$-airdt-P»t$ 43 Apartmanta For Rani 53 Bualnaaa tor Rant • SB Auloa For Sala SI -+■ FREE KITTENS - U tter box WE HAVE customers waiting • TWO - Professional Offices • 1968 MUSTANG - 220 cubic CHHff UP, IT^S AM HOlSloR trained. Call 643-1716 after for tta rental of your apart: Fltal floor, excellent business inch engine. Stick shift, 6:30 p.m. ment or home. J.D. ___ location, all facilities, bucket seats, radio, h e ^ r . TO ^ PlCKtO AS Estate Associates, Inc. 646 parking, rent reasonable. 646 Good running condition. $700. HELP CONNECTICUT 1980. 1680, M 6 ^ 9 . Call 6463338. T H E I 9t 6 P L A M N E p Animal Welfare Leane, Inc. find home for spayed female LOOKING for anything in real FOR RENT - connecting or 1968 CHEVELLE Malibu. PARE MTHOOD Tortoise-shell cat, well- estate rental - apartments. separate front room offices. Needs work, best offer. Call trained and affectionate, has homes, multiple dwellings, no 9U Main Street. Call 643^846. 6463931. fees. Call J.D. Real Estate p o s t e r R O Y * all shots. Call 649-1326. Associates, Inc. 6461960. M ANCHESTER - M ain 1970 JAVEUN Donahue - 366 SHELTIE Male, AKC. pretty Street, one, two and three engine, scoop hood, spoiler, sable. One year. Needs a ROCKVILLE - Accepting room offices available, (tall applications for one bedroom, 49,000 miles. Must seel Im loving home. 350. Also pups Paul W. Dougan, Realtor, 646 maculate condition. 31500.286 and stud service. Call 6 ^ 31271per month, ...... two-bedroom, 4535. 1287. 4666. 3161 p e r m o n th , th re e bedroom, 3174 per month. WINTHROP By DICK CAVAUI A’TTRACmVE Four room - 1972 BUICK SKYLARK • 25,- AKC REGISTERED Alaskan Rent includes all utilities, office. Central downtown wall-to-wall carpeting, and 000 miles, snows, automatic ... AU iAW r^ T R yIN Q TO THAT 'AOULD BE BAE.y Malamute. 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. Has , new 14. ^1^^ ‘ 65 lingle ition. . Call loblle i call 1-828- Ask Kleiner new and By Dick Kleiner New (tras, VO or Kliate ellent DEAR DICK: Did OliviaNewton-Jobn marry boy friend Lee used Kramer? If not, is she seriously considering marriage? RON time BCCALL, Norristown, Pa*. wide Olivia is still a blushing non-bride. She still sees Lee, but intral from what I hear, she is apparently not thinking about getting , 1348 married just yet. Give her time. Berlin nnec- DEAR DICK: In watching the Sonny and Cher show. I’ve noticed that Cher has at least six or seven different hairdos in each show. Is that her hair done op or are they wigs? If they AL - are wigs, how does she get all of her long hair in them? VICKI lome. ting, CURBOW, Billings, Mo. gun It depends. She’ll do both, have her hair done up snazzy and I-03W. wear wigs. The determining factor is time — if there’s enough Lois Holmes, left, and Cynthia Crumlish are mother and time, she’ll do up her own hair. If not, it’s wigsville. To get her daughter in the Hartford Stage Company production of “The hair under the wig, her hair is parteid in several places, then 66 wrapped around her head and something like a stocking cap Glass Menagerie.” , Dat- put over it. ctory DEAR DICK:'Can you tell me if the British comedy troupe, e. 114 Monty Python, is appearing in the U.S. in the near future? 871- SHERI GIARDINI, Dearborn Heights, Mich. The last report I had was that the monumental merry men A sensijtive performance Body of Monty Python had tentative plans for an American tour in cars. January or February. It’s still indefinite, however. By JUNE TOMPKINS R&R to dinner to meet his sister. daughter who has retreated to a daily DEAR DICK: Is Peter O’Toole married? If so, to whom? In an opening reminiscent of ik for How many kids do they have and what are their ages? B.C.S., Preparations are made in grand existence in her world of daydreams San Antonio, Tex. Wilder’s “Our Town,” Terry O’Quinn style in the simple apartment and figurines, who disappoints her Peter is married to a fine actress named Sian Phillips. The introduces “’The Glass Menagerie” situated in an alley in St. Louis. mother because she did not, could not O’Tooles have two daughters, who are currently 16 and 13. ’The at Hartford Stage Company with a The table is set with candelabra, tolerate association outside her cot whole O’Toole clan lives in Ireland. narration which sets the mood of the daughter is dressed in her pret ton cloud world. Miss Crumlish’s DEAR DICK: Several weeks ago I saw a Charles Bronson Tennessee Williams’ drama. tiest, and mother finally appears in a delicate body and thin high voice, her movie entitled “Breakheart Pass.” Being a retired railroader Directed by Irene Lewis, who had frilly gown of yesteryear, one she sweet innocence prompt one's sym and a . real rail, buff I would like to know what railroad was never seen “Menagerie” staged, the would have worn for a gentleman pathy immediately. One is no less used in the filming. R.B. Sidebottom, Springfield, Mo. performance is given an interesting caller of another era. sympathetic toward the mother, who liiey shot "Breakheart Pass” mostly around Lewiston, Ida., embellishment in the form of violin Chip Lucia—as the visitor, arrives Lois Holmes describes as the author where they used the facilities and the rolling stock of the mighty Cambus Prairie Rail Road. music inconspicuously performed not at all suspecting he is the fulfill intended, a woman who uses her offstage. Paul Bowles composed the ment of the mother’s dreams for her memory of the past to fend the harsh I DEAR DICK: I have noticed that Cindy Williams, of original music played by Francesco Laveme and Shirley, has become one of the new bright stars daughter. realities of her family’s survival. of Hollywood. Could yoq tell me a little bit about her? How did Sciannameo, who plays the Left alone for a while with the While the role of the son does not she get started in acting? RON SPELLING, Lodi, Ca. somewhat melancholy melodies in a daughter, the caller slowly breaks seem to be as prominent, O'Quinn I agree with you about Cindy. I first met her when she had manner which subtly enhances the down her sheltered and shy reserve. nevertheless makes it a catalytic her big break, a nice role in ‘"rravels With My Aunt,” which nostalgic mood of the play. Their conversation becomes relaxed one, and one without which the story preceded her good work in “American Grafitti.” She's from Originally called “The Gentleman and casual, even a bit confidential. would have less significance. Van Nuys, Ca., and always acted — school plays, all that. She Caller,” the story tells of a young They discuss her hobby, collecting Chip Luca as the caller perfectly majored in theater arts at Los Angeles City College and just started working, bit parts at first, then bigger and better poet surrounded by the illusion-filled small glass figurines, “the glass portrays the outside world and parts. A routine story, but that's the way it is with most ac world of his mother, a faded southern menegerie, my mother calls it,” th e. success, and is as recognizable as the tors. belle, and his frail sister, who lives in daughter tells him. unforgettable experience which con DEAR DICK: What happened to "Doc Savage?” The movie a world of daydreams and glass The quick relationship crescendoes tains both hope and despair in a was supposed to be released last summer. I saw a lot of figurines. to an embrace which the caller hopeless situation. publicity on it, but it has never been shown around here. I’d The mother, played by Lois breaks from suddenly, suddenly Whatever new innovations director like to see it because I read all the books. CHRIS HUGHES, Holmes, continually prepares for the enough to leave the daughter in shock Irene Lewis has brought to the oft- Toronto, Ohio. gentleman caller who, she hopes, when he adds that he already has a performed Williams drama, they ’The "Doc Savage” movie just wasn't much good. It was may come anytime to visit her steady girl. make for a sensitive performance, released in a few locations and, when it proved a dud at the daughter. The mother frequently box officei it was pulled. That happens a lot. The emotional shock is further one that combines a hint of absurdity recalls her own many gentleman modified by the accidental breaking with pathos, and the more sensitive, DEAR DICK: In the TV series. Hie Fugitive, starring David callers, a southern custom that lives of one her glass animals. perhaps, because of a woman’s direc 'I Janssen, who was the real killer revealed in the final episode? on in her memory. One supposes the family characters tion. A friend of mine claims it was the one-armed man but I dis “The Glass Menagerie” plays at agree. Who is right?.'MRS. E.J. GANNON, Universal a ty , ~ One day, the son, played by go on forever, living in a world of dis Tex. O’Quinn, arranges to bring a co sipated dreaiTis. the Hartford Stage Co. in Hartford In this case, your friend is right. worker from the shoe factory home Cynthia Crumlish is the frail through Oct. 24.
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Clll > l t - ( ■ " - T - r * '- WEEKEND - Oct. 2,1976 - -Page 5 Page' 2 - WEEKEND - Oct. 1 , 19W assisted on West Bank’s advisory board. At the Bushnell NBC SENDS YOU Theaters announce series For information on this and other events Tonight at 8, the Bushnell Memorial • The Mark Twain Masquers of West in the series, call 633-8400 or 521-9666, or This week’s movies Hall in Hartford begins its 1976-1977 dance Hartford have filled their 1976-77 theater write West Bank Music, P.O. Box 244, series with the Metropolitan Ballet. Forum series with what they call "red hot enter West Hartford, Conn. 06107. Monday at 7:30 p.m., a musical drama Today 1:00 (5) “ The Mind of 8:00 (9) “Crash Dive” Dream” (1966). Stuart Whit AIITheBest tainment” opening Oct. 8 with "Last of (1943). ’Tyrone Power, Anne entitled “Let Freedom Ring” will be Mister Soames” (1070). man, Janet Leigh. the Red Hot Lovers.’.’ Dinner theaters 1:00 (5) “Creation of the Terence Stamp, Robert Baxter. 4:00 (2) “Beach Ball” presented by Jack Wyrtzen and the Word of the arts Other plays scheduled are “ A Delicate At the Pine-Brook Dinner Theatre in Humanoids” (1962). Don Vaughn. 8:00 (20-2^30) “Never Give (1965). lEMd Byrnes, Chris of Life Collegians . The performance is Balance” for Nov. 26, “Count Dracula” Higganum, "Camelot” is the musical Megowan, Erica Elliot, 2:00 (40) “Bye Bye Birdie” an Inch” (1971). Paul New Noel. 8:00 Emergency free and open to the public. man, Henry Fonda, Lee New adventures of JSSk-VTSW- for Jan. 28, “The Mousetrap” for March offering which plays through October. Frances McCann. (1963). Dick Van Dyke, Jane Wednesday at 8:15 p.m., Arthur Remick. those steel nenred 25, and "The Amorous Flea” for May 20. "Fiddler on The Roof” begins Nov. 3. 1:00 (9) “Francis Joins The Leigh, Ann—Margret. Fire Department, Art shows Winograd conducts the Hartford 12:30 (5) ‘‘The Lost Thursday All plays run for two weekends after At Chateau de ViUe in East Windsor, the Wac’s” (1954). Donald 3:00 (5) “A Letter to Three paramedics and • At Manchester Community College, a Symphony Orchestra in its first concert of O’Ckinner, Julie Adams, Chill Wives” (1949). Linda Darnell, Weekend” (1945).,Ray their hospital-staff opening date. British comedy, "Habeus Corpus,” oj^ns 11:00 (5) ^‘Murder He Says” one-man, mini-show of photographs by the season. Elmer Oliveira will be Wills. Paul Douglas. Milland, Jane Wyman. allies A terrific For further information, call 247-9625. Tue^ay and extends through the end of 1:30 (2) “Run of the Arrow” (1945) . Fred MacMurray, action series! Kenneth W. Charest of East Hartford is on featured in the J/ieuxtemps “Violin 3:00 (3) “Never Too Late” 4:00 (8) “Cougar Country” Marjorie Main. • The Producing Guild of Hartford com (1956). Rod Steiger, Brian display through Oct. 4 at “The Picture October. , » Concerto No. 5.” (1965). Paul Ford, Maureen (1973). 1:00 (9) “City Across the bines comedy, music and joy in its seventh At CoachUght Dinner Theatre in East O’Sullivan, Connie Stevens.. Keith. Piace” next to Room 16 in the basement of Thursday at 8 p.m.. Max Morath 6:00 (5) “The Vengeance of River.” (1949). Stephen season of drama. Hie new season will in Windsor, "The Pajama Game” concludes 6:^0 (5) ‘‘Desperate Fu Manchu” (1968). 3:40 (2) ‘"The Secret Heart” features the music of &ott Joplin and McNally, Thelma Ritter. MCC’s Hartford Rd. building. clude “Candide” Nov. 4 to 7 and 11 to 14; its present run on Wednesday. Opening on Journey” (1942). Errol Flynn, Christopher Leex Tony ( 1946). June Allyson, other American composers in “The 4:00 (9) “Coogan’s Bluff” The show is open Monday through “Berlin to Broadway with Kurt Weill,” Oct. 12 is “Flower Drum Song” starring Ronald Reagan, Arthur Ferrer. Claudette Colbert. FYiday from 8 a.m. to 10 p.m., a ^ on Ragtime Years.” This is. the first (1968). Clint Eastwood, Lee J. Jan. 13 to 16 and 20 to 23; “What The Arlene Fontana. The musical will play Kennedy. 6:00 (9) Sieent Night, Cobb. Saturday from 9 a.m. to 3;M p.m. program in the Civic Music Series. 9:00 (20-22-30) “Breakout” Tuesday Butler Saw” from March 17 to 20 and 24 to through Dec. 5. Bloody Night” (1973). Patrick 12:30 (5) “Tenn Seconds to • Several exhibits of art including glass, Tickets are available on a general admis (1975). Charles Bronson, O’Neal, Astrid Heeren, John 27; and “Godspell” from May 19 to 22 and 11:00 (5) “Crucible of Hell” (1959), Jeff Chandler, Robert Duvall, Jill Ireland. Carradine. watercolors, sculptures, prints and sion series basis only. For series Horror” (1968), Michael Marline Carol. 26 to 29. The 'Producing Guild perfor For jazz buffs 9:00 (24-57) “ M” (1931). 8:00 (20-22-30) drawings are on dispiay at Wadsworth membership details, phone 527-3123. Gough. 2:00 (2) “Elasy to Wed” mances are at the Tower T h ea^, In Bill Evans, pianist, will be sponsored by Peter Lorre, Ellen Widmann, ‘‘Earthquake” (1974). Atheneum in Hartford through October Oct. 9 at 8 p.m., Arlo Guthrie and 1:00(9) ‘"That Man George” (1946) . Van Johnson, Esther surance Group, Asylum Ave. at Cogswell the Hartford Jazz Society in a concert Inge Landgut. Charlton Heston, Aa (iardner, and November. A collection of Peruvian Shenandoah appear in concert. (1967) . George Hamilton, Williams. St. 11:15 (40) “The Bedford In George Kennedy. art wiil be on view for several months. Sunday at 7 p.m. at Tobacco Valley Inn For information on Bushnell events, call Claudine Auger. For further information, call the box of cident” (1965). Richard Wid- 8:00 (9) “ G entlem en’s (Dunfey’s) in Windsor. Playing in the Bill 4:00 (9) “In Old Chicago” A special 24-hour teleiAone number, 527-3123. mark, Sidney Poitier, James fice at 522-8309. Evans Trio besides Evans are Eliot Agreement” (1973). Gregory (1938). ’IVrone Power, Don Friday 9:00 Charles 247-9111 is available to callers, giving MacArthur. Zigmun on drums and Elddie Gomez on Peck, Dorothy Mc(3uire, John Ameche. The cleverest, most weekly information about current Country dance 11:30 (3) “Charlie Bubbles” Garfield. daring prison Area music events bass. Hckets are sold at the door. For in 8:00 (9) “Gumshoe” (1972).. 11:00 15) ‘‘Bahama Bronson in exhibitions and events. (1968) . Albert Finney, Billie 9:00 (8-40) ‘"The Way We break you've ever • At the University of Connecticut in The Gallery Dancers will present an Albert Finney, Janice Rule. Passage” (1941). Madeleine seen! Starring • At University of Connecticut in formation, call 242-6688. Whitelaw, Liza Minnelli. Were” (1973). Robert Red- "Breakout” evening of English country dance Friday 11:00 ( 8-40y “ Who Is te Carroll, Sterling Hayden. Charles Bronson Storrs, Thursday at 8:15 p.m.. The 11:30 (5) ‘‘Darby’s ford, Barbra Streisand, Brad Storrs, the works of the German engraver Women’s week at Central at 7:30 p.m. at FoOt Prints Gallery, 466 Black Dahlia?” (1975). Lucie 1:00 (9) “ Chicago Syn at his most Orchestre de Paris will perform in Rangers” (1958). James ford Dillman. explosive' and graphic artist Albrecht Duerer will be Main St. For information, call Prank Van Amaz, Efrem Zimbalist Jr. dicate” (1955). Dennis Jorgoisen Auditorium. ’The concert will Exhibits, music, speakers and films Gamer, Etchika Choureau, Robert Duvall and on view in the William Benton Museum of 11:45 (40) “ Mickey One’ 12:30 (5) “The Hoodlum O’Keefe, Abbe Lane. be directed by Daniel Barenboim who will about women’s concerns are featured Qeef at 649-9208. Jack Warden. Jill Ireland co-star Art’s new Edith Mosler Feder Gallery (1965). Warren Beatty, Priest” (1961). Don Murray, 4:00 (9) “ Voice in the also be piano soloist in Beethoven’s today through next Sunday during Foot Prints Gallery will show a Masters 11:30 (8) ‘‘The Boston through Oct. 17. Alexandra Stewart, Hurd Hat Keir Dullea. 'M irror” (1958). Richard “Concerto No. 1 in C Major.” For infor Women’s Week at Central Connecticut Exhibition of Graphics by Harry 0. Chap Strangler” (1968). Tony Cur field. • “A Whaling Portfolio,” an exhibit of 2:00 (2) “A Date with Judy” Egan, Juie London. mation, call 486-4226. State College, New Britain, man Jr. from Sunday through Oct. 16. tis, Henry Fonda, George 12:00 (9) “Touch of Evil” 8:00 (9) “My Darling marine paintings depicting the advaiture (1948). Jane Powell, Elizabeth • Toni^t at 8:30, Joseph Oelli presents Among the programs are a folk music There will be a reception Sunday from 2 to Kennedy. (1958). Orson Welles, Charlton Clementine” (1946). Henry of whaling aboard the 19th century Taylor. music for oboe a ^ Engli^ horn with performance tonight at 8, a hairstyling 4 p.m. at the gallery. The public is invited. IjOO (9) “Mr. Moto On Heston, Janet Leigh. Fonda, Linda Darnell. wfaaleship“Charies W. Morgan,” is on dis tapes, electronics and film at Real Art demonstration Sunday from 10 a.m. to 5 For information, call 643-8953. Dangerlsland” (1939). Peter 12:00 (30) ‘"They Gave Him 9:00 (3) “ Brannigan” play through Dec. 31 in the R.J. Schaefer Wednesday Ways, 197 Asylum St., Hartford. For infor p.m., a women’s fair Wednesday from 10 Lorre, Jean Hersholt. a Gun” (1937). Franchot (1975). John Wayne, Richard 2:00 (5) “Run Angel Run” Buiiding at Mystic Seaport in Mystic. a.m. to 4 p.m., a film Friday at 7:30 p.m., Tone, Spencer ’Tracy, Gladys 11:00 (5) “Harlow” (1965). Attenborough. mation, call 525-5521. Lecture-recital series (1969) . William Smith, George. • Tonight at 8 at Bolton Coiter School, and a concert by Judy Collins next Sunday Carol Lynley, Efrem Zim 9:00 (8-40) “ The Great In the Elm City The fall lecture-recital series offered by Valerie Starrett, Gene Shane. 1:20 (2) ‘"The Lonely Man” Houdinis” (1976). Paul Bolton, two championship barbershop at 8 p.m. balist. News of the arts from New Haven; pianist Bruce Simonds at the Hartford 2:25 (2) “Dr. Stranglove” (1957). Jack Palance, Anthony 1:00 (9) “The Awful ’Tmth” Michael Glaser, Sally quartets and Manchester’s Silk City • An exhibit of 30 drawings by art Conservatory, 834/846 Asylum Ave. in (1964). Peter Sellers,George Perkins. (1937). Cary Grant, Irene Struthers. v Chorus will appear in a benefit perfor Chamber orchestra series students at Southern Connecticut State Hartford, begins Wednesday. The series, C. Scott. 4:05 (2) “Snow ’Treasure” Dunn. 11:30 (3) “The Blue Max” mance for the 'Bolton Sdiolarship Fund. 4:15 (2) “Rock-aBye-Baby” College is on display the the school’s The Hartford Chamber Orchestra will entitled ‘‘The Three B’s — Bach, (1967). James Franciscus. 4:00 (9) “Any Second Now” (1966). George Peppard, Ur Lyman Auditorium through Oct. 29. Hie The program will feature The Four present two series this season. The (1958). Jerry Lewis, Marilyn (1968) . Stewart Granger, sula Andress. Beethoven and Brahms,” will be con Maxwell. Monday drawings illustrate a student group study- Statesmen and the ^ ir it of ‘76. Perspective Concerts will include three Louis Nettleton. 11:30 (8) “The Bride of tinued on Oct. 20, Nov. 3 and Nov. 17 from Frankenstein” (1935). Boris tour in Mexico during August. • Another musical treat to n i^t is the Sunday concerts and will be held at 11:00 (5) ‘‘Thieves 8:00 (9) "The Desk Set.” first in a new series by the West Bank 10:30 a.m. to noon in the music room of Sunday Spencer Tracy, Katharine Karloff, Colin Clive. • Archetype, the New Haven Millard Audiorium, Hartt College of the Welch Building at the conservatory. Highway” (1949). Richard 12:30'(5) ‘"The Great Lie” Series. At 8 at Trinity Episcopal Church in 7:30 (30) “Munity on the Hepburn. photography center, will open its new Music at University of Hartford, on Sun For reservations, write to the Hartford Conte, Lee J. Cobb. (1941). Bette Davis, George Hartford, the group offers Handel’s Bounty” (1935). Charles 8:00(20-22-30) How to Break gallery at Church and Center Sts. Oct. 9 day, Feb. 20 and May 15. 1:00 (9) “Bend of the Brent. “Alexander’s Feast,” an opera-oratorio. Conservatory or call 246-2588. Laughton, Clark Gable, up a Happy Divorce” (1976). V. with a show featuring the works of The Candlelight Concerts will be held at River” (1952). James 1:30 (2) “ The .Savage” Franchot Tone.\ Etarbara Eden, Hal Linden. Edward Weston. The new facility, The group will perform to a feasting Avon Old Farms Refectory in Avon on Stewart, Arthur Kennedy. (1952). Charlton Heston, audience who will dine on Alexandrian dis Coffee concerts 12:00 (5) “ In Fast Com 4:00 (9) “The ’ThreshHold of 12:30 (5) “The Lady Eve” financed with the help of the Connecticut Oct. 16, Dec. 17, April 1 and June 4. (1941). Barbara Stanwyck, Susan Morrow. hes such as sole Nantua, cannelloni On Thursday and every Thursday at the pany” (1946). Bowery Boys, Space” (1956). Guy Madison, 3:50 (2) “Cynthia” (1947). Commission on the A ^ , is three times as For further iidormation, call 247-6042. Leo Gorcey. Virginia Leith. ' Henry Fonda. large as Uie old gallery. For further infor Florentine, veaPCordonbleu, a surprise Hartford Pubic Library in Hartford, 1:30 (2) “ An American Elizabeth Taylor, Mary Astor. mation, call 1-776-9454. dish from India, and assorted sweet Rodeo comes to Center various programs will be presented free I • The Yale Repertory Theatre has meats, nuts and fruits. The performance from 12:30 to 1:30 p.m. On Oct. 7, Peter opened its 1976-1977 season with is directed by Charles Fidlar. Competitive cowboy sports events, Armstrong, pianist, will present a This week’s sports on TV Shakespeare’s "Julius Caesar.” It will Area members in the groiqi are tenors Brahma bull riding, calf roping, rodeo program of music by Busoni and ^riabin. Ron Erickson and Austin Clarfi, and bass clowns and cowboys from around,the play in repertory with Sam Shepard’s Bring your lunch; coffee will be served. 7:00 (9) Ara’s World of Ben Franklin. Manchester Community country will be in action at the Hartford Today Phillies. Steelers vs. Vikings. ‘‘Suicide in B Flat” through Nov. 13. For Other programs will feature poetry Sports. 2:00 (3) NFL Football: College President Ronald Denison has Civic Center in Hartford Nov. 5, 6 and 7. reading and movies. 1:00 (22) Wrestling. 10:00 (24) Tennis. further information, call 1-436-1600. 1:45 (8-40) College Football: 11:30 (9) Harness Racing Gidnts vs. Cardinals. 11:30 (57) Tennis. UCLA vs. Ohio State. from Yonkers. 3:00 (24-57) Tennis: Midnight (18) Notre Dame 2:00 (22) Baseball: Red Sox Midnight (9) Wrestling. Firemen’s Fund Invitational. Highlights. 4:00 (9) Champions. Here’S' next schedule for town bookmobile Featuring The vs. Orioles. 4:30 (3) NFL Football: World’s Largest 2:15 (20-30) Baseball: To be Thursday Here’s next week’s schedule Sunday Tiw aday Center. 1:30 to 2 p.m. —Bliss St. Saleotlon 01 announced. Rams vs. Dolphins. 8:00 (9) NHL Hockey: (or the Manchester Public 11:00 (22) Notre Dame 10:30 to 11:30 a.m. —Squire 11:40 a.m. to 12:10 p.m. 2:10 to 2:40 p.m. —Esquire Ice Cream 5:00 ( 40) Wide World of 10:30 (5)Spors Extra. Islanders vs. Flyers. Library bookmobile: Products Highlights. Village. —Ivy Manor Apartments. Dr. C a /v k i. Sports. 1:00 (22) NFL FootbaH: Monday 1:30 to 2 p.m.—Turnbull Rd. 1:30 to 2 p.m. —Briarwood 2:50 to 3:20 p.m. —Bretton 6:00 (9) Racing from Bel Friday 36 FLAVORS - 60 VARIETIES Patriots vs. Raiders. Monday 10:30 to 11 a.m .-W . Middle 2:10 to 2:40 p.m. Dr. Rd. mont Park. 7:00 (20) Roller Derby. NBC Tpke. — Homestead Park 2:10 to 2:40 p.m. —Leland 3:30 to 4 p.m. —Barry Rd. Custom Decorated ke Cream Cakes 1:30 (9) Baseball: Mets vs. 9:00 (8-40) NFL Football: 11:10 to 11:50 a.m. —Green Apartments. Dr. 4:10 to 4:40 p.m. —Loomis WHNB-TV Lodge Rest Home. 2:50 to 3:20 p.m. 2:50 to 3:20 p.m. —Santina St. Open All Year I l:3 0to2p.m .—Hamlin St. —Evergreen Rd. Dr. 1227 Bumsido Ave. 528-6751 8:00—Doc Savage 2:10 to 2:40 p.m. —Clinton Friday To d a y Monday 3:30 to 4 p.m. —Crescent 3:30 to 4 p.m. —Wintbrop Powder Mill Shopping Cantor East Hartlord 10:00 —Shampoo 5:15 —Where the Red Fern 11:00 —Drowning Pool St. near Oak St. 1:40 to 2:10 p.m. —Falcon T V 1:30—Doc Savage 1:30—Four Musketeers and Durant Sts. Rd. Across from Marco Polo Restaurant Midnight —Jacques Brel Grows 2:50 to 3:20 p.m. —Meadow 4:10 to 4:40 p.m. —Parkade 4:10 to 4:40 p.m. —Squire Ridge Apartments. 3:15—Mr. E from Tau Ceti 7:00—Maids 3:30—Drowning Pool 4:30—Bowling Sunday Home Box Office program Lane. Apartments. Village. 2:20 to 2:50 p.m. —Pine 9:00 —Four Musketeers 5:30 —Shivering King this week 6:00 —Where the Red Fern 1:30—Maids 7:00—Drowning Pool ming for the remainder of the 3:30 to 4 p.m. —Ferguson Thuraday Ridge Apartments. 11:00—Men Are Not Gods Wadnaaday Grows 3:15 —F]our Musketeers 9:00—Four Musketeers week was not available. and Garth R ^ . 10:30 a.m. to noon —Head 3:10 to 3:40 p.m.—Croft Dr. Read Herald Rda 4:10 to 4:40 p.m.—Alice Dr. 10:30 to 11:30 a.m. —Lincoln Start (Sooth School). 4 to 4:40 p.m. -R achel Rd, Page 4 - WEEKEND - Oct, i , 1976 WEEKEND - Oct. 2,1976 - Paf}e 5 Today, Oct. 2 Dillon Leasing Corp. Daytime programs. — Friday 1:00 Preview: Self...... 24 PoUUcs 7 6 ...... 8 Mary Hartman...... 57 • Morning Children’s Film Festival .. S 319 Main S t ManclMStor 8:30 lo a o Kitty Today...... 22 One life to Live ; ...... 840 Somerset ...... 29 5:00 M e ts ...... 9 11:15 M ovies...... 5-9 6:00 Rin Tin Tin ...... 8 I Love Lucy ...... 5 Hot Seat...... 40 Living Word ...... 18 Hogan’s Heroes ...... 22 Bobby Vinton ...... 3 Nashville on the Road . . . 20 M ovie...... W Phone 643-2145 PTL Telethon ...... 18 To.be announced ...... 35 Dusty’s Treehouse...... 5 Edge of Night...... ^ 8 12:30 Doctors...... 282830 Sesame Street...... 24-57 To be announced ...... 8-20 As Schools Match Wits . . . 22 Dick Van Dyke ...... 20 11:30 R ^ d Your Way U p ...... 5 Joe Franklin...... 9 Glebrity Sweepstakes ■ Search for Tom orrow...... 3 Antiques...... : ...... 57 Cross W its...... 31 Voyage to the Open D oor...... 57 Wrestling...... 22 M ovies...... 3-5-8 6:30 9:00 ...... ; ...... 282830 Journey to Adventure...... 9 3d)0 Mike Douglas...... 41 Bottom of the S e a ...... 9 Lilias, Yoga 4 Y ou ...... 24 8K)0 Racing ...... 9 To be announced . . . . . 8830 This Morning ...... 3 I Love Lucy ...... 40 Gong Show...... 282830 All in the Family...... 3 4:30 DoUy...... 22 Kidsworld ...... JO The Jeffersons...... 3 Saturday Night...... 20-22-30 RENTS Huckleberry Hound...... 5 Partridge Family...... 5 11d)0 AU My Children...... 40 Howdy D oody...... 5 Dnah ...... l Adams Chronicles...... 24-57 Holmes 4 Yoyo ...... 8-40 Mary Hartman...... 57 Gamer Ted Armstrong... 40 7:00 Phil D o ^ u e ...... 822 Gam bit...... -3 1:00 Phil Donahue ...... 9 Fiintstones...... 5 Honeymooners...... 30 E m ergency...... 20-22-30 1:30 Midnight N ews...... 3 Not for Women Only...... 30 M ov ie...... 5 Match G am e...... 3 PTL G u b ...... 18 Star Trek...... : . l Wide World of Sports — 40 As L on g.^ College'Football...... *.. 8-40 Wrestling...... 9 Underdog...... 5 Strum’n Drummers...... 40 Hot Seat...... 8 M idday...... 5 Another W orld ...... 282830 PTL Gub ...... 29 5:30 We’re Together ...... 24-57 Call of the West...... 20 Mary Hartman...... 57 Little R ascals...... 8 ITV Preview ...... 57 Straight Talk...... 9 M ov ie...... 9 Victory Garden...... 57 Brady Bunch...... 21 Campaign 76 ...... 3 Wall St. Week...... 2 8:30 12:30 Today 2830 Wheel of Fortune. . . .282830 Ryan’s Hope...... 8-40 3:15 Partridge Family...... 31 8128,000 Question...... 5 9:30 What About Woman ...... 30 D o c ...... 3 Mary Hartman...... 57 Good Morning...... 40 Edge of Night...... 40 Woman's P lace...... "20 General H ospital...... 840 5:00 In Search of ...... 22 B ew itched...... 5 Peter Marshall...... 5 11:30 Som erset...... 2830 Bewitched ...... 5 2:00 Lucy Show...... 30 1:00 7:30 3:30 Mr. T. 4 TTna ...... 8-40 L assie...... 9 Love of Life ...... 3 Lassie...... II Soul T rain ...... 3 Movie . . . - ...... 9 Bugs Bunny...... 5 1:30 Mickey Mouse G u b ...... 3 6KM) To Tell the Truth...... 30 Grandstand ...... 20-30 9:00 Muisc Hall A m erica...... 30 M unsters...... 8 Happy D a ys...... 840 As the World Turns...... 3 Porky, Huck 4 Y o g i...... 5 Emergency ...... 22-39 News...... 3-22 Fiintstones...... 40 Baseball...... 22 Mary Tyler M oore...... 3 Mary Hartman...... 57 'X’Vacation ^Special News...... ,9 Hollywood Squares . .282830 Family Fend...... 840 Hodgepodge Lodge...... 24 Mister Rogers...... 24-57 Break the Bank ...... 5 Starsky 4 H utch...... 8-40 Television Theatre...... 24 1:30 8:00 104K) Days of Our Lives .. .282830 Lilias, Yoga 4 Y ou ...... 57 Racing ...... 9 M ovies...... 20-22-24-30-57 5:30 * 2:1S Best of This M orning...... 3 Captain Kangaroo ...... 3 Price Is Right 3 • Afternoon 2:00 Game of the Week...... 20 Cars Occasion Car 4:00 Partridge Family...... 5 Baseball...... 20-30 9:30 Mary Hartman...... 57 Fiintstones...... 5 U p ^ irs. Downstairs .. 24-57 Andy Griffith ...... 5 Noon $20,000 Pyram id...... 840 Odd Couple ...... 8 Bob Newhart...... 3 Cartoons...... 8 Gilligan’s Island...... 3 2:30 24)0 All My Children...... 8 News...... 3-9 2:30 Bugs Bunny...... 5 Bozo’s Big T o p ...... 19 6:30 10A0 Brady Bunch...... 5 News...... 3-20-22-30 M ovie...... 5 To be announced ...... 9 Sanford 4 Son ...... 282830 12 O’Gock Live ...... 8 Guiding L igh t...... 3 Brady Bunch...... •...... 8 , Electric G m p a n y...... 24-57 Carol Burnett...... 3 3:00 M ovie...... 5 Risk of M arriage...... 30 T od a y ...... 20 Leave It to B ea v er...... 40 Fun F a ctory ...... 2830 Mickey Mouse G u b ...... 5 M ovie...... 9 News...... 40 News...... 5 Movie ...... 3 Battle for the Mary Hartman...... 57 Greatest Sports Legends .. 9 I Love Lucy ...... 5 White House ...... 8-40 PTL Telethon...... 18 It Takes a Thief...... 9 Thriller...... 9 2:25 10:30 Monday, Oct. 4 3:30 7.-00 M ov ie...... 2 Black N ew s...... 5 Area radio stations Andy Griffith ...... 5 Agronsk}’ 4 Company...... 3 Firing L in e ...... 9 6:00 M ov ie...... 9 Johnny Carson ...... 2822-30 America's Last King...... 24 News...... 8-22 2:30 10:40 Mary Hartman...... 57 N ew s...... 3-822-30 700 C lu b ...... ^ 18 4:00 Ara’s Sports W orld ...... 9 WMMW 1470 WDRC 102.9 Monty Python...... 24 ^Substitute '^Fun Cars Brady Bunch...... 5 Little House on the MIdnigM ...... Adam 12...... 5 PTL Tdethon ...... 18 Meriden. Middle of the Hartford. Contemporary Laurel 4 H ardy...... 57 4:15 Ironside ...... 9 Prairie ...... 2822-30 News...... 8-40 W CCC1300 Identified...... 9 Human'Dimoision...... 20 road. music. M ovie...... 2 Sports Challenge ...... 18 Adams Chronicles...... 24-57 Topper ...... 9 H artford. Top 40 rock PTL aub Telethon ...... 18 Firing L in e ...... 24 10:55 Cars WNTY 990 WFCS 90.1 Community C ollege...... 24 8:30 Notre Dame Highlights .. 18 music. Human Relations...... 24 Hee H a w ...... 30 Political Program ___ 3-8-40 4-.30 Southington. Contemporary Gntral Connecticut State Gunsmoke ...... 40 Phyllis ...... 3 12:30 WDRC 1360 Sesame St ...... 57 Bonanza ...... 40 11:00 Mary Hartman...... 57 music. College. New Britain. ^ You Have The Need ... We Have The Car Z oom ...... 57 Mery Griffin ...... 5 Ironside ...... 3 Hartford. Contemporary 4:30 Over E a sy ...... 57 N ews...... 3-8-22-30-40 WPOP 1410 WHCN 105.9 To Rent By The Day, Or Week 6:30 ~ V M ov ie...... 5 music. Mission: Impossible ...... 5 7:30 DoUy...... 5 6:20 8:55 Hartford. 24-hour news. Hartford. Contemporary Give Us This D a y ...... 2 I Love Lucy ...... 5 It Takes a T hief...... 8 WE){T 1550 To be announced ...... 22 Land of the T h ree...... 3 Dick Van D yke...... 20 Political Program ...... 8-40 WRCQ 910 music. N ews...... 82822-30 Science Fiction...... 9 West Hartford. Modern 9:00 Farmington. Oldies and WHUS 91.7 Sports O n ly ...... 18 Prisoner...... 40 ' country music. Maude. . , ...... 3 hits. University of Connecticut, Community C ollege...... 24 1K)0 WILI 1400 Sunday, Oct. 3 NFL Football...... 840 WRYM 840 Storrs. Villa Algre...... 57 Joe Franklin...... 9 Willimantic. Progressive 114)0 M ov ie...... 2822-30 New Britain. Middle of the WINS 104.9 6:00 9:30 7:00 Fiintstones...... ^...... 5 Leonard Bernstein...... 57 News...... 22 PTL G u b ...... 20 f*erformance at T om orrow ...... 2822-30 music. road. Middletown. Religious Christopher Closeup ...... 3 News ...... 3-22-40 .,.30 WINF - 1230 Congressional R ^ r t ...... 3 Rex Humbard...... 9 14)0 Connecticut Newsmakers. 30 11:10 Wolf Trap ...... 24-57 music. Dusty’s Treehouse...... 8 Andy Griffith ...... , . . 5 2 Manchester. Easy listening. FM ...... 6:30 Notre Dame Highlights . . . 3 M ov ie...... 5 6:30 Political Program ...... 8-40 9:3io WKSS 96 Caniera Three ...... 3 You Are Why We Concentration...... 8 WCCC 107 Eternal l i g h t '...... 30 State Senate Debates . . . 8-40 N ews...... 820-22-30 11:15 - All’s F a ir...... 3 International Z o n e ...... 3 WKND 1480 Hartford. Beautiful music. Rev. Geophus Robinson. . . 5 Are Here ...... 9 Bowling For D ollars...... 9 Windsor. Soul music. Hartford. Top 40 rock Oddball Couple___ "...... 40 This is Baseball...... 9 Superman...... 40 News...... 3-8-40 Life in the Spirit ...... 18 WLVH 93.7 Dr. Robert Schuller...... 22 Journey to Adventure____ 18 7:00 Everybody’s Business____ 57 PTL Telethon...... 18 7:00 11:30 10:00 Outer Lim its...... 5 — ' Hartford. Spanish music. Insight ...... 3 Let Us Celebrate...... 30 To be announced ...... 20 11:30 NFL Football...... 22 Sixty M intues...... 3 Peter Marshall...... 3 Executive Suite ...... 3 3:10 , WPLR 99.1 Wonder Window ...'...... 5 Insight...... 40 MacNeil-Lehrer Report .. 24 Face the Nation...... 3 Conversations W ith ...... -40 Bill Cosby ...... 8-40 Gabe Pressman...... 5 N ew s...... 5 New Haven. Progressive This is the Life ...... 8 10HX1 Mary H artm an...... 30 Treehouse G u b ...... 20 1-.30 PTL Telethon...... 18 Campaign & the Jersey Side ...... 9 music. Howdy D oody...... 22 To be announced ...... 3 As Man Behaves ...... 57 " (• AsisourhuslomFalrwayV Adelante...... 30 NFL T od a y ...... 3 World of Disney...... 2822-30 Candidates...... 30 PTL Club...... 18 WRCH 100 Ring Around the World .. 30 World Conference ...... 8 7:30 M o ,i, Animals, Animals ...... 40 M e ts ...... 9 Mrs. Gandhi’s India ...... 24 Tennis...... 24 2 (. will be dosed all day Satur- •) Farmington. Beautiful Catholic Service...... 8-22-30 11:40 Price is Right...... 3 Everybody’s Business____ 57 Bullwinkle...... 40 Victory Garden...... 57 United W a y ...... 57 music. Latino...... 40 Space: 1999 ...... 22 Adam 12...... 5 7:30 Noon 2.-00 7:30 10:30 WRTC 89.3 Arthur 4 Company...... 3 As Man Behaves...... 57 11:45 Ten Pin Pick-Up ...... 8 Face the S ta te...... 3 NFL F ootball...... 3 Anyone For Tennyson___ 57 Meet the M ayors...... 9 Bit parts Jewish holiday... | Trinity College, Hartford. Yogi B e a r...... 5 10-J0 Sain t...... 8 Liar’s Club ...... 9 M ov ie...... 5 M ov ie...... 40 8:00 Movie ...... 40 10:55 WTIC 96.5 Worship For Shut-Ins...... 8 Best of This M orning...... 3 Connecticut R e p o rt...... 18 Burt Reynolds and Jackie OPEN MONDAY AS USUAL^ Issues 4 A nsw ers...... 8-40. 34)0 Sonny 4 C h er...... 3 Political Program ...... 3 S Hartford. Gassical music. Christophers...... 9 Point of V iew ...... 9 Midnight Friends of Man ...... 20 Gleason star in “ Smokie and ( o ^ Meet the P ress...... 20-22-30 Movie . i ...... 5 Lawrence Welk...... 5 11:00 WWUH 91.3 Howdy D oody...... 22 Jewish Heritage...... 40 David Susskind...... 5 Candid Camera...... 2 the Bandit” for Universal. ^ "• '“ »• "»«• W "8 Week in R eview ...... 24-57 Tennis...... 24-57 Six Million Dollar University of Hartford, M ovie...... ‘ 30 As Man Behaves...... 57 M ov ies...... 9-30 Connecticut F ocu s...... 24 N e w s ...... 3-22-30 George Kennedy will 12:30 M an...... 8-40 West Hartford. Jerry Falw ell...... 40 44)0 Hollywood Squares ...... 30 Mary Hartman...... 857 reprise his role as Joe v 10-.45 12:45 f “wtiera a Festival of A rts...... 3 M ovie...... 8 M ovies...... 82822-30 Polka ...... 40 Celebrity R evu e...... 9 Patroni, the hard-boiled air- ^ WWYZ 92.5 8HM Jewish L ife ...... 30 S.W.A.T...... ^...... 8-40 doHar’t Grandstand...... 20-22-30 The Champions...... 9 Great Performances .. . 24-57 MacNeil-Lehrer Report .. 57 Dick Van D yke...... 20 Waterbury. Beautiful We Beiieve ...... 3 port executive, in "Airport V . u • • • .a., a •Ofttl 9:00 1:00 1977.” ^ the mtraew of momIfvaC music. Wonderama...... 5 PTL Telethon...... 18 8:00 11:30 a dodarT Face the S ta te ...... 3 WXLS 98 Catholic Service...... 8 P elicula...... 20 K o ja k ...... 3 R hoda...... 3 Ironside ...... — 3 Richard Widmark will star (•
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Madagascar stamps scarce X
By RUSS MacKENDRICK ulation is about eight million, mostly as 1600. It was the Aepyomis, once CB Convac bilingual — French and native. The considered to be the roc that flew These British Madagascar stamps, By INK DIPPER seen towering over our Whooping government since 1958 has been away with Sindbad the Sailor. A fatal Crane, are scarcer than hen’s teeth. called the Republic of Malagasy. flaw in the story—they had no wings, Or at least They were among the first only little flippers. Biolo^sts have when I was into > women’s'libbers as they were ruled found many of their eggs — over a foot long and with a capacity of two my two-year StSITiPS by a series of queens prior to the French takeover in 1896. Some time gallons, eight times as an ostrich search for one- a#*/| CBing north and from-every- SnO ago a writer had it that while the egg. The bird weighed half a ton. women ran the show, -the chief oc Madagascar has a treasure caUed country, they eouth of the borders QOIHS cupation of the menfolk was tending the ravenala or traveler’s tree. It can were the last Your CB cpuld be your best good buddy when you’re at ones to be cap and stealing cattle. The rustling be made to furnish chairs, home. But if you plan to travel in Mexico, you better find tured. ranked with football in this country tablecloths, mats, spoons, and You always see the much more as a sport—jjst jolly good fun and no whatever. B ^ d es this, it can supply a resting place for the CB. And if you’re going to Canada, costly Graf Zepps being recycled offense. emergency water; it is always good 'plan ahead. everywhere, but these 1884-86 Con The island was sometimes called for a pint of (XHidensed dew if you Many of us CBers haVe gotten so attached to our little sular Mails were not in anybody’s “Lemuria” because of the lovable know just where to mak' the punc buddies that we don’t like the idea of leaving them at stock and never seen (by me) in an googly-eyed lemurs that are native ture. home, especially when we’re going on vacation. auction catalog. Finally a dealer on only here on the nearby Comoros. There is an unexplained sterility However, we’re finding that we need a permit with us if New York’s Nassau St. talked a The name means ghost, from their rate of 30 per cent on the island and our CB goes with us to Canada. And, in Mexico, forget it. friend into letting go of this pair. habit of haunting the night. ’There are women who have already had Severai stories came out in midsummer saying CB The “Antananarivo” on the stamps more than 20 kinds. One, the scarce children are in demand as mates. So could be taken into Mexico by writing a certain official is the name of Madagascar’s capital and tiny aye-aye, is protected as a if we are to believe our sources, a for a permit. What the stories were not saying was that (It means “town of a thousand living fossil. country boy in Madagascar dreams CBers who wrote for the permit simply got a “request villages’’), usually called just Their cattle are the hump-backed of a bride with baby, a stand of denied” answer. Jay April, one of “Tana. ■’ zebus, much cherished as are the ravenala trees, a few stolen zebus, a New stories soon followed saying that not only could workshop suggestic Madagascar is the fourth largest yaks by the people of ’Tibet. 1110 main pet ring-tailed lemur — and thus, a Americans not take their CBs into Mexico, but there was island in the world (behind dish is rice, and a “riceHXwfcing” is home. no permit they could obtain to do so. Greenland, New Guinea, and taken as a measure of time — 20 Something to do Mexican officials say there was never an official plan for CBing visitors to cany their units into Mexico. Borneo.) If it were laid carefully on minutes. Tomorrow the First Sunday Stamp ’The largest of all birdlife was Now the word is that a bilateral agreement will have to Mancha eastern America, it would reach Show will be exactly one year old. To thriving on this island perhaps as late be negotiated by the U.S. State Department and the from Ottawa to Savannah. The pop celebrate the event, chairman Gerry Mexican government before Americans can legally take Gerath will give away Harris catalog aired at to the first 100 collectors attending. CBs across the border. Until recently Mexican border authorities simply By GREG PEARS Place; Ramada Inn, East Hartfoid sealed CB units when owners failed to have valid Herald Reporter (tricky to get to, but it’s t h ^ ) . Mexican Permits (which no one ever seeiried to have). For most people, a Satun Time: 10 to 5. USPS booth, free ad The units were covered with tape rendering them tem noon in the fall means head mission, parking and door prizes. local football game or raki And a chance for some shuttle porarily inoperative. If the seal was broken, a heavy penalty would be imposed on re-entry into the United in the front yard. But for diplomacy — on the same day try to people, last Saturday meant take in the coin show put on by the States. the day discussing the Central Ccnmecticut Coin Gub at the Richard Everett, an FCC official, is saying that CBers Manchester faces and d K of C H all, 138 M ain S t., shouldn’t take the chance on having their units seized or possible cures to those troi Manchester. Exhibits (always good) sealed. He said that simply not taking them into Mexico Town Meeting ‘76, and many dealers. was his best advice. Manchester High School on.; On ’Tu ^ ay , the 5th, this club will Everett says there is a treaty in negotiation with was a day-long forum whe have its annual dinner meeting at Mexico, but he doesn’t seem to know when we can legally could voice their opinions modulate south of the border. they feel is wrong with the' Willie’s Steak House. ’The happy hour then work together to ! starts at 6 p.m. But if your desire is up Canada way, then there’s little problem except time. "There is a reciprocal agreement problems they had mentiot between the United States and Canada which states that And the people did come. 272 had registered as of 4 p. any American licensed CBer can obtain a permit to few more filtered in aRer I Mary Cheney Library adds books operate a CB in Canada. though there was only an ii( That means the pBer must obtain a permit application the program. Alan Lams( New books at Manchester’s Patrick Silver Foxx — Freebooty Lem — The star diaries through any of the Canadian Department of Com coordinator for the progr Mary Cheney Library: CJu-istie — Sleeping murder Glass — Getting away with .McMullen — Funny, Jonas, munications regional offices. Fill it out and return it with Delderfield—(Jjarlie, come it you don’t look dead pleased with the crowd. He Fiction a photostated copy of your American FCC permit to the he had been hoping for a t Allen — Apeland home (^Idstein — The heart is Mundis — Gerhardt’s Demers — ’The circuit half a prophet children regional office nearest your planned point of entry. 200 people Ansle — A link in the chain Canadian officials are advising that it may take as Those who did come wen Bradhury — The history Driscoll — ’The Barboza Kent — Passage to mutiny Narayan — The painter of credentials Keppel — My name is (3ary signs much as 60 days for processing, so plan ahead. If you get group. There were pi man representatives fron Calde — Shadowboxer Durden — No bugles, no Brown Noyle — The geisha diary to the Canada border minus a permit then you simply will drums. Knox — Hellspout Peeples — The Man wlio have to declare the equipment. You are asked not to use organizations, but there ^ Charyn — The education of town officials, young died twice it in Canada. But, it will not be seized. Pohl — Man plus couples, and a heavy spri CB may be one of the most popular American senior citizens. Rothweiler — The sensuous pastimes, but unlike American baseball — its use is New at Whiten Memorial Library southpaw The participants in Towi Shannon — Hawthorn Hill applied differently in other countries. '76 divided into three work Walker — Jack the morning session. Ea New books at Manchester’ Van Slyke — Best place to Rollin — First, you cry Weston — Rouse the demon followed a detailed ste Whiton Memorial Library: be Schindler — Magic with CB convention slated Wetering — ’The corpse on The United States Citizen Band-Radio Association is procedure to describe Fiction Nonfiction '' everyday objects facing Manchester residen the dike t planning its first CB Convention and Northeast Jamboree Cass — The Silver Leopard Brucker — The Longest Schwarz — Ck>in8 as Living Zeiger — Serenade for a Hirlichman — The Com- Cave History Sbylock next weekend, Oct. 9 and 10, at the Stafford Springs yany Dayan — Mosha Dayan: Silverman — A Cultural ^baraskas — Young love Fairgrounds in Stafford Springs. -Could — A Sea Change Story of my life History of the American and other infidelities TTie producers. Northeast Promotions of Hartford, are America Higgins — Storm Warning Fonteyn—Margot Fonteyn: Revolution Noiifiction offering a full day of activities and entertainment, in Kerpely — Arabesque autobiography Gault — The color dlc- cluding skydiving, a midway, radio-controlled airplaning, Mclnemy - Rogerson at Gallon — How long will I Stringfellow 7 - The death tionary of shrubs Bluegrass music, and displays of vans and trucks. Yom Ki\ Bay live? and life of Bishop Pike Reader’s Digest — The association also plans educational workshops, an Martin — Sleeping girls Gibbons — The Slim Tytell — Naked angels: the Ck>mplete guide to sewing anti-theft registration and engraving program, hospitali NEW YORK (UPI) - don’t lie Gourmet lives and literature of the Reed — Anna ty booths and awards for the largest CB club attending, Jews today are observing Raymond — For them tto t Kovic — Bom on the Fourth Beat Generation William — Thru the the farthest-traveling club, the oldest CBer, youngest pur, a 24-hour period 0 of July Wood — Caribbean Isles turnstile CBer and best-dressed club: prayer and repentance, sacred Jewish holy day. The “Day of Atonement sundown Sunday with the c synagogues of the tradii Nidre, a prayer, which ask forgiveness for mistakes i vows of the last year. Today marked the end t period that began on Sept observance of Rosh Bash Year’s Day on the Hebrev