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MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1975 - VOL. XCV, No. 28 Manchester—A City of Village Charm f o u r t e e n p a g e s — p l u s w e e k e n d PRICE: FIFTEEN CENTS

News I Beirut Christians summary I battle encirclement Compiled from United Press International BEIRUT, Lebanon (UPI) - Chris­ fare to over 1,000 dead and 2,500 Holiday. Inn. where they traded tian gunmen held onto a shrinking wounded. machine‘ gun and rocket fire with defense perimeter in Beirut’s exen- Christian militiamen of the right- Phalangists holed up inside. State sive hotel district today, in a last wing Phalangist party made a last MIDDLETOWN - “ New ditch battle against becoming totally stand defense against Moslem lef­ The Phalangists were fightings York’s heart is bigger than its surrounded by Moslem militia. tists advancing from two sides on desperately to retain the hotel, the head,’’ according to Sen. Premier Rashid Karami called a their embattled positions inside the streets in back of it, and the port road William J. Proximire, D-Wis., new cease-fire Friday night — the St. George'Hotel and the Holiday Inn that is the, only access route left to who may have a say in the 11th in seven "weeks — but like the in the resort area. them to their headquarters down­ town. city’s financial future. “Pen­ others it immediately collapsed. Fierce rocket, mortar, and sions for garbage collectors • Christian and Moslem militias machine gun clashes also raged The area just south of the Holiday that are the size of a con­ fought into the early morning hours through the city's devastated eastern Inn, one of the wealthiest Christian ■ • x .. gressman’s are nice,” he said with rockets, mortars, and machine outskirts. areas of Beirut, was patrolled today Friday. “Nothing wrong with it ■.tv guns. Leftists pushed the Christians out by Moslem gunmen who assured the except it can’t afford the added At least 30 persons were killed and of the streets north of the main up­ few remaining residents they had expense:’’ \ about '70 wounded Friday, raising the town shopping center and advanced nothing to fear because the area had r toll in seven weeks qf city-wide war­ east ward w'thin 100 yards of the been ''liberated," • ~ WETHERSFIELD - The state Motor Vehicle Depart­ ment today apologized to 4,200 X, Ford taping testimony car owners who were mis­ takenly issued notices of over­ \ due car taxes. Commissioner Stanley J. Pac said persons on Fromme incident who recieved the notices can determine whether they really WASHINGTON (UPI) - President Ford agreed to comply with a judge s Library of Congress researchers owe taxes by looking for a ! Ford will be before the television order that he give sworn testimony said no incumbent president has mark on a slot in their registra­ cameras today but only a few on videotape in the criminal case of every had to testify in a criminal lawyers, court officers and possibly a Lynette Alice “Squeaky" Fromme, proceeding. tion renewal form marked r ‘DLTAX.’’ V jury will see the program. who is charged with attempting to Ford agreed to submit to In an unprecedented arrangement. assassinate him in Sacramento, "’•'''‘tioning under oath before the Calif. Sept. 5. cameras by Miss Fromme's at­ Region torney, John Virga, in a third floor X conference room of the Executive SALEM, Mass. — Star X Office Building. Moonstar and his bride Salne Food stamp enrollment U.S. District Judge Thomas decided Halloween would be McBride of Sacramento. Calif.T"who the best day for their wedding drops during September order the session, flew to Washington since they are both witches. to preside over it. Scheduled to at­ About 1,700 witches and The ^Hunchback’ of Waddell WASHING’rON (UPI) - Enroll­ seasonal factors, and some increase tend for the prosecution were U.S. onlookers watched the wedding Attorney Dwayne Keyes and Assis­ of the Watertown, N.Y. couple ment in the government’s food stamp is expected in stamp applications prograrri fell to 18.5 million persons during the winter months. tant Attorney General Richard as part of Salem’s annual The Waddell School Halloween party Friday evening featured Thornburgh, chief of the criminal witches ball. in September, the lowest figure since among other things a costume contest. Bob McMahon with his the beginning of this year, according The stamp program is expected to division of the Justice Department. “Hunchback” get-up won the sixth grade division.. From to the Agriculture Department. cost the government about $5.8 The sworn deposition was AUGUSTA, Maine - billion for the 1975-76 fiscal year requested by Miss F rom m e’s National Republican Chairper­ appearances, he and the other contestants would have no trouble Officials said part of the decline in extracting treats later in the evening. (Herald photo by Dunn) recent months is due to normal which runs through June 1976, of­ lawyers. The tape will be shown to son Mary Louise Smith says ficials said. This is about $1 billion the jury in her trial beginning membership enrollment in the below some early forecasts, but $800 Tuesday in Sacramento if the defense Republican party nationwide is million above the - previous fiscal so requests. too low and increases will have year. Ford already has submitted a to come from the local party written statement for use in the trial. level. Halloween pranksters keep Stamp program enrollment reached record levels of 19.4 million, In it he said he recalled little of what happened when she allegedly pointed CRANSTON, R.I. - A partly due to the recession, in March and April of this year. Since then, a loaded .45-caliber pistol at him as general lockup continues in the firemen, policemen busy he walked towaru the capital in enrollment has declined gradually to maximum security building of 19.3 million in May, 19.2 million in Sacramento. the Rhode Island Adult Correc­ Halloween pranksters were out in came I'rom Spring St., Myrtle St., June and 18.8 million in July and McBride ruled Oct. 21 that Ford tional Institutions until the home where the candy was given great numbers Friday night keeping Parker St., Arcelia Dr., and Tolland out. August. would have to submit to videotaped changes are made to ease the, police and fire fighters busy. Tpke. defense questioning in addition to his potential for violence. Four youths stdpped a 10-year-old Arrests for Halloween-related in­ Flggs also struck the Mary Cheney boy on Windemere St. Friday at 7:45 The preliminary September figure written statement. cidents included: and Whiton Memorial Libraries. p.m. One struck him on the head and was the lowest since the 18.0 million • Francisco Mollet, 19, of 76 Oak A car drove over the lawn of a stole his sack of cand^, police said. enrollme'nt level of last January. National St,, trespassing on public lands with Carriage Dr. residence. A window was broken on Sycamore Lane. A car WASHINGTON - The House | a motor vehicle on the Eighth was badly scratched where it was Ways and' Means Committee Utilities District property off Hilliard St. parked at Willie’s Steak House on has voted to increase tax-;i;: Center St. Federal grand jury to probe breaks for millions of working • Ronald G. Gankofski, 20, of 362 Police suspect more vandalism oc­ parents. In a bill completed Gardner St., breach of peace Friday curred which ■ has not yet been Friday, parents who must pay at 10:46 p.m. at Buckland Center. reported or which may not be expenses for child care or care i:;: The charge relates to the lighting of a Bridgeport jai alai fronton reported. of an incapacitated relative in tire fire. Police stopped many groups of order to work can subtract 20 Jj; • Larry M. Lokatys, 17, of 55 Fair- HARTFORD (UPI) - A federal Also testifying Friday was Quentin Sports Enterprises, Inc. The state youths to get their identities and dis­ per cent of these payments field St,, breach of peace Friday at grand jury will begin Nov. 12 to look Hinton, of New Britain, business gaming commission has said he has perse them. from tax bills. 9:12 p.m. along the railroad tracks at possible violations of federal laws agent for the Hamden, Conn., based been spotted talking to known west of Stock PI. A crowd of about 35 ran from police an(l regulations in connection with, International Union of Operating organized crime figures. • Donald Giguerre, 17, of 32 by the Georgia Pacific warehouse off DES MOINES, Iowa - I the Bridgeport jai alai scandal. Enginj^ers, whose president is Elwood The grand jury is expected to take Trebbe Dr., breach of peace Friday N. Main St. Many of the young people Farm ers have begun piling § The grand jury joins a large crowd “Sonny” Metz. a break Nov. 6 when the gaming com­ at 9:48 p.m. by the Georgia Pacific were females, police said. In past grain on the ground because of investigating the ^ 4 rhilljon facility. Expected to be called Monday is mission begins a two-day h.earing at warehouse off N. Main St. years, almost all roaming in the area the heavy harvest and a shor- A one-man state grand jury, the state Lidizio Renzulli, executive director the Newington Town Hall to deter­ • William Pelletier, 17, and Craig on Halloween had been male. tage of rail cars. Elevators are J gaming commission and state and of the firm which operates mine whether the jai alai's gambling M. Bukowy, 17, both of East Hart­ A Pine St. parent discovered a pin clogged and weather has been g federal organized crime in­ Bridgeport Jai Alai, Connecticut license should be lifted. ford, and Glen A. Gris\yold, 17, of 912 stuck in candy corn given his child perfect for harvesting creating ^ vestigators already are holding their Tolland Tpke., breach of peace while trick or treating. No harm was the probletji, a farm own inquests into allegations. Fridaj^ at 10:36 p.m. on the Balf (lone. Police are attempting to locate spokesman said. ^ The federal grand jury will be con-« Construction Co. driveway. A tire cerned with violations such as fire was going near them, police said. avoiding of income taxes and filing of WASHINGTON - The | • Kenneth .J. Krewalk, 17, of 18 government has announced S Hates Halloween false statements to lending firms Liberty St., Gary E. Pointer, 17, of guaranteed by the federal govern-' plans for drilling the first deep DENVER (UPI) - Despite what 109 Buckland St., and Kenneth P. ment, sources in the U.S. District At­ test wells for oil off the East Wollenberg, 17, of 154 Hilliard St., you may think, Frankenstein hates Coast and to resume the S torney's office said'. ^ breach of peace and reckless Halloween. > It also will determine if a federal leasing of drilling tracts in g endangerment today at 12:29 a.m. at Roz Frankenstein,-25, says Southern California waters. % statute prohibiting racketeers from Buckland Corners. children call her up all night with the taking over legitimate businesses has The tract lease sale has been Police stopped the trio in posses­ kinds of questions you’d expect if set for Dec. 9 on 1.25 million g been violated, the Hartford Courant sion of old tires and gasoline, police your name was the same as the fic­ acres in the Santa Barbara said today. said. tional monster maker. Meantime, the state one-man channel. The Atlantic drilling “They call up and ask if Dr. tests will be off Cape Cod and ‘S Vandalism \ grand jury, Superior Court Judge Frankenstein is there or if the Harold Mulvey, heard testimony in the Baltimore Canyon. ^ Tirefires and other fires were com­ monster is there,” said Miss mon in the North End of town despite Friday from a nephew of a former Frankenstein Friday. “Sometirhes high state official, who at first had Internaiional I extra police coverage. The “Fire they ask for Dracula.’’ Calls’’ in today’s Herald lists many refused to cooperate, and a union of­ MADRID, Spain — ffl “They call any time of thg day or ficial. of them. night, in the winter, spring, summer Generalissimo Francisco | Frank Manafort, 33, of New Bri­ Many homes were hit by vandals. or fail,” she said. ‘,‘It can be very an­ Franco’s successor. Prince iS Reports of eggs thrown at houses tain, whose uncle is former state Juan Carlos, will not inherit :;5 noying.” Public Works Commissioner Paul J. the major powers held, by the iji; Manafort, spend so long on the dying Caudillo, among them witness stand that an appearance by the right to- draft, sign, and Murdered girl last seen his sister, Angela, was postponed un­ enact laws and decrees without 4, til Monday. - prior consulation or control. He by Ethel Kennedy’s nephew Angela and Frank Manafort had will have to submit for ap- balked at testifying before Mulvey proval all emergency legisla- but they agreed to cooperate when GREENWICH (UPI) — A 15-,year- ('1,^. dressed in blue jeans and tion to his cabinet or the Coun- threatened with contempt of court old girl whose bludgeoned body was g parka, was apparently hit on the cil of the Realm, the nation’s ^ citations. highest adyisory body. found Friday in her back yard was an undetermined object last seen alive at the home of a'^ ji,en dragged under the pine tree, PORT SAID, Egypt — A ;S nephew of Ethel Kennedy. ggj^ police who would not comment Greek freighter bound for | The body of Martha Moxley was gg w^jethei* she was sexually ^und about noon beneath a pine tree .Israel was forced to postpone S assaui^d. (Herald photo by Dunn) its historic journey through the in her back jard about 200 feet from her house. It was the same area Police declined to speculate Suez Canal today because it % Inside today police had searched eight hours whether they missed the body in Ghostly appearance deceiving lacked immediate funds to pay % their initial search, or if it was its toll. A spokesman for the 'i earlier and found nothing. Andover .. Hebron...... 10 Police were alerted atijbut 3:45 dragged to the tree after they left. Bicentennial" Obituary...... 14 Darin Hanna, 10, isn’t.wearing Halloween ghost makeup, he’s ship’s agent in Port Said con- ? Mrs. Moxley and her husband,, Bolton...... Open Forum — 4 firmed that the Olympos had | a.m. Friday by Martha’s another, just putting everything he has — especially his face— into his ef­ Mrs. J. David Moxley, when the girl David, moved iatP the posh Churches ... Senior Citizens . .7 missed the deadline for forts to win the pie-eating contest at the American Legion failed to return from the neighboring Bellehaven sectio n ^ this New York Classified .., Cliff Simpson .. . .4 today’s convoy formation and. C om ics...... home of Tom Skakel, a sophomore at City suburb about ^ year ago. Sports . . . 8-9 Halloween party at the American Legion Home Friday night. would have to wait at least 24 g Coventry .. Greenwich High School. Skakel’s Police said they had no leads or ToOand...... 10 pggpitg a valiant try, he came in second to Michael Pohl. Darin hours. ' ' « suspects in the case." pear Abby . father is Mr^. Kennedy’s brother. E. Hartford week?n Review .4 is the son of and Mrs. Raymond N. Hanna Jr. of 111 Wells St. i 1 ...... 1

V".. a* ■ I", PAGE TWO - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Sat., Nov. 1. 1975 . 0 ' 1 Weekend MANCHESTEEl EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Sat., Nov. 1, 1975 - PAGE THREE About town .1 u Areals foster grandparents honored theater The Mizpah-Spencef Circle of will meet Monday at 7-p.m. at the z home of Mrs. Linda Hankinson, 309 i / i < < South United Methodist Church will r f - Several foster grandparents from Whaples; four years — Abbie meaningful role utilizing their Oakland St„ f- u H Training School, Seaside Regional schedule meet Tuesday at 12:30 p.m. at Susan­ u , < H A -1 N the Manchester area vvere honored Cashion, Sadie Flavell and Lillian talents and wisdorn. They give four Center and Uncas-on:the-Thames nah Wesley Hall. The Rev. Laurence H QC ■ ■ H Saturday U - CD U. recently at Mohegan Community Wilson; three years — Edith hours, five days a week to help Component of the Seaside Regional Hill will speak. Hostesses are Mrs. The Lazy Gourmet Group of H o (L. < College in Norwich at a special ser­ Maxwell. ‘ "■ U.A. East 1 — "Time S' < * K children arid adults with special Center. Rachel Barnes, Mrs. Elsie Chipps Manchester Newcomers Club will, 1/) c vice of recognition. Roses, gold pins and certificates Machine and iForbidden H u Ui z o needs in health, education, welfare Senior companions work with com- and Mrs, Mabelle Newton. dine at The Wellington in Mansfield • D F- The event was in recognition of the Planet,” 2:00; “No Way were awar4ed for faithful service in and related areas, working on a one- ■ munity based residents such as those Nov. 14 at 7:30 p.m. Mrs.' Milt services offered by foster grahd- the program. Out,” 7:30-9:20 to-one basis. in group homes, convalescent and The Veterans Council of Perlman of 3 Sanford Rd. is in charge 1 ID fl'l LT? . aEE ELOa pacents and senior companions of The Foster Grandparent/Senior U.A. East 2 — “Abduc­ Foster grandparents in northeast nursing homes, workshops, activity Manchester will meet Monday at 8 of reservations which close today. eastern Connecticut. ' iCompanion program provides oppor­ tion,” 2:00-7:15-9:10 H Connecticut .work with retarded programs and with families who p.m. at the Marine Corps League Couples or singles are welcome. ISAM 1DS2 15M 3Eb,0 Foster grandparents from the tunity for older persons to maintain a U.A. East 3 — “Hard l] owiWiii a*:*- fl children located at Mansfield have a retarded child or adult. Home, Parker St. Manchester area, who were Times,” 2:00-7:15-9:15 .3 7S4 ' LD3 s m 11S1 Mr. and Mrs. Richard Carter of p;~esented awards and given speclai Burnside 1 — “ Monty Center Congregational Church will Manchester will serve as host and 'ISD '172 71b EtiOa recognition for their years of service Python,” 1:30-7:30-9:20 • BOTTI'S FRESH SW EH RPPIE CIDER have the first meeting of its “Wd Are hostess Sunday from 2 to 5 p.m. at in the program were: PRE-WINTER SPECIALS ON SIDING! Burnside 2 — “Bite the S a n i 3074 Pure and Natural, Made On The Premises One” supper series Monday from 6 to Lutz Junior Museum. IIU U b E Eight years — Muriel Davis and Bullet,” 1:35-7:15-9:30 Your Choice of: ALUMINUM • MAC & DELICIOUS APPLES * 1 .5 0 8 p.m. in Woodruff Hall of the Christine Phillips; six years — Showcase Cinemas 1-2-3- L L n t aED b i t ' E71E "Hand Picked" 16 Qt. Bag church. ‘Mildred Hayes, Mabel Kuster, VINYL or STEEL , 4 — Call Theatre for Title 7 'n s Lt.0 m 7 E30S Other Varieties “Hand Picked” Are Avallab^ and Showtimes Rosemary Lamott, Gertrude The Rev. Dr. Felix Davis, pastor of Phillips, Leslie Robinson and Anna 20 Colors To Choose From! South Windsor Public a 'll? IQEM 3ME1 Second Congregational Church, will 1M6D Vinci; five years — Lena Bauer, Prices Are Now tow er on Sldlngl •h •BOSC PEARS. Showplace Theatre — lead a program of devotions Monday Sophie Johnston, Edith Menard, “Pippi Goes On Board,” I aoa ' L31 717 E l m Free Estimates — Easy Terms at 1:30 p.m. in Cronin Hall of Mayfair Ethel Sandberg and Mildred 2:00; "Mur.d,er on the records BOni FRUIT FARM Gardens. ID a?3 7bfc. LEO EES'! BILLTUNSKY 649-90951 Orient E xpress,” 7:00- Warranty deed 260 Bush Hill Rd., Manchester 9:15; ‘‘I Drink Your The Book Discussion Group of Herman M. Frechette and Albert Bid opening TOTAL 1D-.S1Q a iE s a 7-.S11 E L iE S I t Blood/I Eat Your Skin;” Manchester Newcomers Club will R. Wilson to Algert G. and Marcia H. 12:00 midnight i Bids will be opened Nov. 18 in the discuss “Sheila Levine is Dead and Yuska, property at 21-23 Oxford St., Manchester Municipal Building for Rockville Showplace Living in New York” by Gail Parent $53,700. Theatre 1 — “Pippi Goes installing sanitary sewers from Monday at 8 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Judgment lien Corrected voter^ chart Plaza Dr. to Ludlow Rd;, to service Transcendental Meditation'" On Board,” 1:30-3:00; Roy Lindstrom, 69 Alice Dr. “The Groove Tube,” 7:15- General Electric Credit Corn, seven properties on the north side of against Frank and Beverly E. Middle Tpke. —from No. 685 to 10:00; “ Flesh Gordon,” Sunset Rebekah Lodge will meet The chart of Manchester voter totals printed in Wednesday’s Transcendental Meditation (TM) 8:40 Desimone, property on Walnut St., No. 719. Monday a t ‘8 p.m ., at Odd Fellows $487.34. Manchester Herald was the wrong chart. The error was inadver­ Is an effortless, natural, easily The Board of Directors Sept. 9 learned technique for gaining E Q j Q S Q Q i Rockville Showplace Hall. Mrs. Bernice Cox and Mrs.- tent. Shown here is the correct chart of Manchester voting list Theatre 2 ^ “American rade names allocated $18,000 for the project. A deep rest and relaxation. Ethel Aspinwall are in charge of Richard Federman, doing business totals — by affiliation and by voting district. public hearing on the assessments Over 100 scientific studies have Graffitti,” 2:00-7:10-9:10 refreshments. 1 Vernon Cine 1 — Cartoon as Loft Modular Devices, 91 Elm St. Added to the list will be those who will sign up Monday in a 9 will be scheduled for a future date,. verified that 20 minutes ot TM and “ Love and death,” Open house set Sunday Margaret Gregan, doing business a.m. to noon voter-making session in the town clerk’s office. It The bid specs call for the project to twice a day, Improves health, The home life and youth committee calmness, mental clarity and MANCHESTER • EAST HARTFORD 1:15-3:15-7:30-9:30 of Manchester Junior Women’s Club as Dietary Consultant Service, 60 will be only for those whose eligibilty rights will have matured begin on Plaza Dr. and to proceed to Ample lighting, interesting decor and new book renovated Cheney Building, formerly the old Fleming Rd. the east through the Plaza parking social relationship. Vernon Cine 2 — Cartoon since Oct. 12.' AS TAUGHT BY The tremendous growth of TM GLASTONBURY and “Tom Sawyer,” 3:00; lot. stacks provide an attractive setting for students trade school, will be on view to the public at an Mahorlshl Mahesh Yogi Is based on one tact - IT “Once Is Not Enough,” using the new library housed in the new building open house Sunday from 2 to 4 p.m. (Herald Film Rating Guide WORKS! VICKS 7:00-9:15 in the Behilet Junior High School complex. This photo by Pinto) Manchester Drive-In — for-parents and their children and other areas in the new building and the Ms. Royce to be ordained SPECIAL FREE 1>UBLIC “Last House on the Left,” [y | General, audiences. All ages admitted. SOUTH W1NIIS0*. SULIIVaN WE. S4I' ]3Se 99' LECTURES THIS WEEK v a p o 7:15; “Mark of the Devil, MURDER ON THE ORIENT EXPRESS On Sunday evening at vice of ordination will be Newton who will offer the Part I,” 8:45; “Mark of the Parental guidance sugge.sted. Some material may • TONIGHT - Sat., Nov. 1st, 7:30 P.M. I HOCHVIIU EAST HUIH St. 1379809 Center Congregational the Rev. R. Winthrop prayer of ordination. Cheney Technical School, 791 West Middle Tpke. Devil, Part II,” 10:15 not be suitable for pre-teenagers. ^ Church, United Church of Nelson Jr., a pastor of RUB Read Herald advertisements ■'GROOVE TUBE'V'FIESH CORDON Also, the Rev. Walter A. • MONDAY, Nov. 3rd., 7:30 P.M. V i c k s - Sunday PINE PHARMACY Christ, will be the scene of Center Church; the Rev. 3-OZ. SIZE 664 CENTER St. 649-96141 I I ROCKVIUE IASTMXIHST 112-9809 |X| Restricted. Under 17 requires accompanying parent Telfer, chairperson of the Cheney Technical School, 791 West Middle Tpke. VSapoRu^ “ AMERICAN CRAFFITT!" .o the ordination to the Chris­ Lyman G. Farrar, former U.A. East 1 — “Time LOW [PRESCRIPTION or adult guardian, church and ministry Machine and Forbidden Ml TNUT(I$JH SIT $UH t m tAITMUS tian ministry of Susan Bell co-pastor of Center Church department at Andover All Lectures Sponsored by IMS, a non-profit Educa­ — ~1 GOES ON BOARD" Planet,” 2:00; “No Way MANCHESTER PRICES •PIPPI (X) No one under 17 admitted I age limit may vary in cer­ Royce. It will mark the oc­ . and currently vice presi­ Newton; the Rev. Newell tional Organization. For further information please DRIVE-IN/ROUTES 6 & 444 tain areas!. casion of the first woman dent for development at Out,” 5:50-7:40-9:30 HURRY FINAL WKI (R) X H. Curtis Jr., senior pastor call 233-4493 ... U.A. East 2 — “Abduc­ BOLTON NOTCH 3 HORROR CLASSICSI JACQUELINE SUSANNAS ^ to be ordained in the 196- Lancaster (Pa.) of Center Church; the Rev. MATINEE TODAY year history of tion,” 2:00-3:50-7:30-9:20 “ ONCE IS Theological Seminary; John J. Spencer, pastoral U.A. East 3 — “Hard “MONTY”- 1:30 00* Manchester’s first church. Peter S. Sawtell, Mark L. counselor at St. Theresa’s KRI.-SAT.-SUN. Tim es,” 2:30-4:20-6:15- “BULLEr-1:3S 99* SHCWCASE CINEMA/ 1234) A native of Manchester, Robinson and Martha A. Roman Catholic Church in PACKAGE STORE "MARK OF THE DEVIL" 1-84EXIT58-SILVER LANE-ROBERTS ST. Ms. Royce is the daughter -Brunell, friends from An­ 8:00-9:45 “ MARK OF THE DEVIL PART H" Bellerica, Mass.; Dr. Burnside 1 — “ Monty • EAST HARTFORD • 24HR. TEL. INFO. 568-8810 of Edward and Barbara dover Newton who will Richard L. Eslinger, OPEN LAST HOUSE ON THE LEFT’ ’ FREE LIGHTED PARKING- We Honor MASTER CHARGE Python,” 1:30-7:30-9:20 Route 44A, Bolton, Conn. 1411:1,'H I'H iD g Royce of 103 Diane Dr. Her read the Old Testament, pastor of Old West United ALL DAY Burnside 2 — “Bite the “At the Notch Shopping Center” SID lU M S ID f A VI., I . HTID. • S 2 I - ] } } ] brother, Mark Royce, lives Epistle and Gospel lessons Methodist Church in Tlir. BLACKLST GOOD FUCK TAKE ROUTES 15 Bullet,” 1:35-7:15-9:30 16 (ENIT 98) ( V F N M A D E in Lynnfield, Mass. She respectively. Boston; and Elizabeth (Il^THEATRES EAST “ MONTY PYTHON” NOW... aHsrm Showcase Cinemas 1-2-3- ViOOLl YPkC uadcMCSTIHSH PARKADI • UY- /^FINAL WKI WOODY ALLEN “CHINATOWN’’ was graduated from The Rev. Dr. Roger Thwing, a friend from An­ (PQ) PLUS Sunday! . 4 — Call Theater for Titles For Something DlllerenI “LOVE AND DEATH” Manchester High School in Hazelton, Abbot Professor dover Newton who will exclusively tor “NO WAY OUT” 1:30 - 7:30 - 9:20 “ MURDER ON THE 1966, and following two of Christian Theology at and Showtirnes OPEN ALL DAY RATED(PQ) offer the prayer.of South Windsor ORIENT EXPRESS” years at Mitchell College Andover Newton who will thanksgiving. rurusnE unuiTKiinr staiits show easy hom e Showplace Theatre — jAyjJCiiCJUllUJihl < JAMES COBURN in New London, she deliver the sermon, Ms. Royce and Dr. I lANueauMOipTaeMMi CANDICE BERGEN WTID rM.-SAT.-SIM. lilS-SilS-M* “Pippi Goes On Board,” _ HARP IMCS N 3 received her B.A. degree in “ Where Art Meets Faith” ; Eslinger will be co­ care! 2:00; “Murder on the “ BITE THE BULLET” KIDS SHOW Fn-SAT.-SUN. ' DAYS O F English literature, magna Susun Uoyce G e o rg e M. E v ic a , celebrants of the Sacra­ Orient Express,” 7:00-9:15 Tues., Qectkm Day! (PG) SHOWN 1 P.M. and 3 P.M. THECONDOR N u m b e r A cum laude, from the professor of English ment of Holy Communion Rockville Showplace 1:30-7:15,9:30 • 99c | , MARK TWAIN’S University of Hartford in dinator/teacher at the literature at the University and will be assisted by the Theatre 1 — “ Pippi Goes “TOM SAWYER” 9 9 * 1972. While in school in First Congregational of Hartford, will offer the deacons of Center Church LONG HAIR EXTRA Church in Cambridge, ALL on Board,” 1:30-3:00; “The Hartford she worked at Prayer of Dedication and who are serving as hosts WE GUARANTEE THAT THIS Dur Staff Is Here PHONE 649-9333 Mass. PERM WILL ACTUALl Y IMPROVE MEDICINAL Groove Tube,” 7:15-10:00; Manchester Memorial Renewal; the Rev. Robert and hostesses for the THE CONDITIONQF YOUR HAIR “Flesh Gordon,” 8:40 Hospital as an EKG techni­ Currently living in New­ C. Lane, pastor of the En­ evening. The Chancel Choir 7 Days A Week SERVICES ton Centre, she is an AVAILABLE Rockville Showplace cian. Prior to entering the field Congregational under the direction of eUR OWN ACID I To Serve Your Family! Theatre 2 — “American seminary she was adjunct faculty member at Church, who was Ms. Walter Grzyb, will present Graffitti,” 2:00-7:10-9:10 General Lyon Inn employed by The Travelers Andover Newton teaching Royce's pastoral advisor the anthem, “ How BLENDED WAVE Vernon Cine 1 — “Love H onesty Insurance Co., Hartford, as drama and religion, ser­ and is vice moderator of ESr. SINCE 1776 AMERICA N CUISINE Beautiful upon the Moun­ and Death,” 1:15-3:15-5:15- A ccountability a statistical analyst and ving as consultant in the Hartford East Associa­ tain,” by Harker. V II|J _ _ ^ 0 [ [ l f J J 8 ~JEASTFORD, CONN theology and the arts 7:15-9:15 R esponsiveness claims representative. tion; the Rev. Craig Preceding the service, a I n g n a iiiit j Complete Luncheom, Tues.-Sat., 12 to 2 P.M. — $3.50 + (ax In May, she was among Boston area shampoo & set Over • Vernon Cine 2 — Cagoon Complete Dinner$— D edication Raeburn, pastro of the buffet dinner for invited graduated cum laude with churches. She works with and “Tom Sawyer,” 1:00- Tue$.‘Thun,, 6 lo fl pm — $4.50 + tax 3GIHJJI W illingness Buckingham guests and participants or blow w avin g PHARMACY 25 Friday^ 6 to 8 pm — $4.50 • $5.50 + lax the Fisherman’s Players, at 3:00; “ Once Is Not the degree of master of ^Congregational Church, will be held in Woodruff ! 5 I WITH THIS COUPON Years 5a(urday, 6 to 8 pm — $5.50 - $6.50 + tax O b jec tivity theatrical coffee house, I monriau thru vvtdnasday 455 HARTFORD RD Enough,” 5:00-7:10-9:20 Sunday, 12 to 2i30 pm — $5.50 • $6.50 + tax divinity from Andover Glastonbury, and chairper­ Hall under the supervision ESPONSIBILITY and is continuing her of Manchester Drive-In — Clo$ed Mondays R . Newton Theological son of the association’s of Mrs. Leslie Carroll. I NOV. 3 to NOV. 5 MANCHESTER MANCHESTER - EAST HARTFORDI RESERVATIOISS Sl/GGESTED TeL 974-1380 K nowledge School, Newton Centre, studies at the American IContinuousI “ Last House on the Left,” committee on the 'I’able arrangments will be 2Hli cUingtuii <>l 3P I iM f.H l ' Daily Specialties: Yankee Pot Roast & Roast Lamb Center for the Performing ( HARTrOM: 'ti.iin $tri»tM YOUR COMMUNITY 6:30; “ Mark of the Devil, Friday & Sat, Soedalty: Baked Stuffed Flounder Mass. ministry ; the Rev. Dr. Vin­ presented by Mrs. Richard 289-83. 74 MA vlCHI SM 1$ i.l Ab lO NM unv Service! 1.40 ;>5I 7 «t.13 049.1 HEALTH SERVICE STORE’ Part I,” 8:00; “ Mark of the GLASTONBURY ______committee to re elect director Actively interested in the and Creative Arts. cent deGregoris, professor Thomas. A reception will Devil, Part II,” 9:30 (All Breads, Pastries & Sauces Made at the Inn PAUL E WILLHIDE arts-, Ms. Royce was Participating in the ser­ of Psychology at Andover follow the service from ''Original*' Recipes!) drama director and Spring This printing test pattern is VICKS **for Someone who has everything — why nol a DINNER mCkenzie treasurer GIFT CERTIFICATE from the Inn? Arts Festival coordinator “ “ CLIP OUT­ part of The Herald quality con­ VICK** VOTE REPUBLICAN NOV. 4 to the school’s board of trol program in order to give formula you one of the finest FORMULA nr trustees, vice president of newspapers in the nation. the student senate, student SEND THEM A MESSAGE: 44-D, lecturer in the department 44-D of church and ministry. 3-OZ. SIZE She taught at Central — Join the Ed Wilson Team — Congregational Church in 4 i#^iAiAf ifA iin A A M ininA Tr ^ Worcester, Mass., served as Protestant chaplin at Dear Ed, ■ KNOW YOUR CANDIDATE the Children’s Hospital I would like you to know that I am on your team that la opposed to the State In- R iff Medical Center in Boston, OPEN SUNDAY come Tax that niy opponent, Mayor Thompson (D) wants us to pay. and for one year was pre­ I “MAKE CENTS' school director/coor- I’ll vote (or you and then you light against that new tax, because I know that It | hurts the retired and middle class (amlllas. I Tour New PRE WINTER SALE “WE SAVE YOU MONEY” Sincerely,, ! BOARD OF I Please Mall To; * TEAMMATE I AT THE PARKADE ONLY EDUCATION FIREPLACE Ed Wilson, Board of Directors’ ■ 10 A . M . t o 5 P .M 1 17 Falknor Dr., Manchester w.Di«M,Tr«u. ■ MSTAUEDm I DAT lem ».n»^«iM a»B P U il 2nd LOVOr ■■■■■■■■iMiataiMj

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Route 83, Vernon (Next to L&M Equipment) VITAMIN HEADQUARTERS "A" Mon.-Thurt., 10-6, FrI. 10-8, Sat. 9-4, Sun. 12-2:30 Paid for by Committee for Louise Cronin, Qeorge Kanehl, Treasurer fl Washington Street, Middletown REPUBLICAN __ I'arliiiilf IlniiK'li - \Jon. thru Sul. j 86D 87$998S (.IttliM ami Ik-rniff Kleg) Aspubllcan Town Commlttli* 4 T ■■ , C h lrlM M8K9A1M, T r«U . MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Sat., Nov: 1. 1975 - PAGE FIVE PAGE FOUR - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn.. Sat., Nov. 1, 1975 Ethan Allen captures Ticonderoga By Dr. Francis G. Walett same time to several Americans — upon the shoulder....demanded in the W'orcester State College PRESS AND Ethan Allen of Vermont, Benedict name of America, an instant sur­ Copyright 1975 REVOLUTION Arnold of New Haven, Connecticut, render of the fort.” Other evidence American Antiquarian Society Maj. John Brown of Pittsfield, has discredited Easton’s a'ccount\)f On the evening of May 9, 1775, Mass., and probably others. \ the affair. about 300 .Green Mountain Boys had Mountain Boys had already over­ Armed with a commission' from Considering the attempts of ^ ffe^u gathered at Hand’s Cove on the powered the 42-man garrison and had the Massachusetts Provincial Patriots to. win eternal fame for eastern shore of Lake Champlain. started looting the place. Congress, Arnold set out westward to themselves, we will probably never Across the lakp stook Fort When Capt. William Delaplace, ' 'V' raise men to attack Ticonderoga. know exactly what was said that Ticonderoga like a giant sentinel commander of the fort, appeared he Soon he learned that a force was morning. Nor does it really,.matter. guarding the southern end of this im­ demanded to know by what authority ' being organized for the same purpose History and legend have given Ethan portant waterway. Ethan Allen and the intruders were acting. jAs Allen in Connecticut; and then word came Allen the largest role in this adven­ Benedict Arnold — quarrelling over later wrote, he answered, “ In the that Ethan Allen had gathered some ture, and no doubt rightly so. command of the venture — planned name of the Great Jehovah and the Green Mountain Boys at Castleton, The importance of the capture of to attack the British fort ^nd to cap­ Continental Congress.-” The y -oty ^ x ' <->«^ Vt. Rushing north, Arnold'demanded the British fort was great. Control of ture the heavy guns located there. Brisisher, faced by Allen with poised the right to command any expedition Lake Champlain was in itself a -/ That night about 80 men were sword, had to surrender. against the Champlain forts, but significant advantage for the ferried across the lake to the New Without bloodshed the Americans Allen refused. At best a vague kind of Americans and one that they should York shore by daybreak. It was too had taken a fortress sometimes joint leadership was agreed to. not lose. The Pennsylvania Packet, late to wait for more men so Allen called “A Key to a Continent.” Through it all, however, the men took May 22,1775 reported that Maj. John 4 L ^ led the party along the shore beneath Shortly a detachment under Seth orders from Allen and regarded Ar­ Brown had hurried to Philadelphia to the walls of the great fort and headed Warner took Fort Crown Point a few nold as a volunteer. tell the Continental Congress the for the east entrance. A sentry aimed miles north of Ticonderoga. Here History has confirmed that Ethan good news. He urged Congress to directly at him and snapped his lllusiration for Article number 29. were found more cannon that British Allen was the Patriot leader who take immediate steps to strengthen firelock. Luckily for Allen the gun had left behind when they evacuated took Ticonderoga. The disgruntled Ticonderoga with men and C 0 U N T R '_ misfired., As the soldier fled into the the fort. With a few days Benedict 725 EAST Business-Directory Guide For About a month after his capture of Ticonderoga, Ethan Allen Arnold had a commission, but the provisions. 264 BMAO ST. MANCHESTER fort, the Americans rushed into the Arnold sailed an armed schooner to wrote a letter to the Massachusetts Provincial Congress repor­ Green Mountain Boys followed the Of utmost importance was the IMerchants In Early AmarIcan courtyard. the northern end of the lake and cap­ lead of Allen. In his Narrative, first seizure of over 100 heavy guns at thq Fumltura Raproductlom ting on the guns and supplies that had been taken, and strongly Allen sient another sentry MIDDLE TURNPIKE tured Fort St. John on the Richelieu published in 1779, Allen told of his de­ Champlain forts. Gen. Washington Manchester and Surrounding CLOCKS s LAMPS • FIREPUCE FURNISHINGS aiNl to urging an expedition against Canada. Allen’s clear handwriting sprawling with a blow from the flat River. These victories gave the mand for surrender of the fort “in sent Henry Knox, a young Boston s NAUTICAL PARAPHERNALIA is shown in the beginning and end of this manuscript letter, now of his sword. The Vermont ruffian Americans complete control of Lake the name of the Great Jehovah and bookseller who had studied military MANCHESTER 6 p EN TUES., w e d ., s a t. 10 P.M. • S:U P.M. then demanded to know where the THURSDAY A FRIDAY, 10 A.M. • 0 P.M. in' the American Antiquarian Society. Not knowing exactly Champlain. the Continental Congress.” Although science and engineering, to fetch this Vicinity SUNDAY 12 NOON • 5 P.M. PLfNTY OF F R » PARAINQ commander’s quarters were; the But it was the large number of can­ where the congress was located or exactly where, to send the no one else that was-present recorded invaluable ordinance. During the stunned sentry pointed to a stairway non at Ticonderoga and Crown Point that Allen said this, he could have. WE SERVICE AND INSTALL INDUSTRIAL AND COMMERCIAL letter, Allen addressed it to the “Provential Congress of the next winter Col. Knox supervised the -leading to the second story of the that had first drawn the attention of But he certainly had no commission herculean task of sledging the cannon AIR NNDITIONING, featuring this week... Massachusetts Bay or the Council of War at Water Town and barracks. the Patriots. Colonial forces that had from the Continental Congress, let overland to Cambridge. Cambridge.” (Courtesy, American Antiquarian Society.) With Arnold baside him, Allen gathered about Boston after the bat­ alone the great Jehovah. Washington’s placement of the ar­ REFRIGERATION and HEATING rushed up the stairs. “Come out, you tle of Lexington and Concord were in Another participant in the attack tillery on Dorchester Heights just We Also Do Sheet Metal Work damned old rat,’’ he roared, and an sore need of artillery if they were on Ticonderoga to claim a leading south of Boston forced the British New England Mechanical Services, Inc. MANCHESTER PARKADE officer with his breeches in his hand ever going to-drive the British from role for himself was Col. James general Sir William Howe to appeared. It was Lt. Jocelyn Felt- R O U T E itiS3, P .O . B O X 3 1 4 7 Y o u r Complete • Sit Fuing HrralJi the town. Thoughts had quickly Easton of Pittsfield, Mass. In the evacuate the city in March 1776. TALCOTTVILLE, CONN. (06066) man, who tried to stall for time,, turned to the heavy guns at the New-England Chronicle, May 18, Thus the heroK;s of Ethan Allen ______643-2738 • 643-2192 Appliance Store Founded Oct. 1, 1881 hoping that the garrison would get poorly-defended British forts on Lake 1775, it was reported that Easton, ac­ and Green Mountain Boys at ready to resist the attack. This was Champlain. The idea of seizing these FAMOUS BRAND Member. Audit Bureau of Circulation Member, United Press International companied by Allen, confronted Ticonderoga enabled the Continental CAMPING EQUIPMENT wishful thinking because the Green cannon had occurred at about the Capt. Delaplace and “clapped him Army to lift the siege of Boston. Published by the Manchester Publishing Co., Heraid Square, TENTS, COTS. SLEEPING BAGS, AIR M AHRESSES. TELEVISION - APPLIANCES Manchester, Conn. 06040. Teiephone (203) 643-2711. STOVES, LANTERNS MANrHCuSTri HOW M O H W ir Raymond F. Robinson. Editor-Publisher Harold E, Turkington. Managing-Editor FARR’S Campaign hurtled down stretch THS EVEHyTH/NO STORE JvthPlkt 649-3589 CAMP-BIKE-SPORT 2 M AIN STREET Ikit li Ills L Stas ' OPEN DAILY TO 9 P.M. J. FARR • 6 43 -7 1 11 APPLIANCE I TV • Manchester’s election campaign Committee voted unanimously to en­ C urrent figures show 10,510 hurtled down the home stretch this THE WEEK dorse the $2,373,000 school and rec THE OPEN FORUM Democrats, 8,258 Republicans and 7,- VOLKSWAGEN REPAIR week with an unusual development — building question and recommended 591 unaffiliated. ri-KsoM L m : an occurrence which would have IN REVIEW its passage. At about the same hour, by factory trained apeclallats Panonallz'ad Fun «nd Sporttw aar been praised two months ago, but It became apparent this week that Senior citizens want independence that he too came away with the Republican Town Committee Phil P e te DONE WHILE YOU WAIT was damned instead because it voted unanimously not to take a the special meeting Eighth District Great Gifts For Any Occasion something — an agreement to Locicero and ZIdek To the editor: This meeting was held Monday, happened six days before Election , stand — pro or conf" ■' voters will attend Friday (at 7:30 35 Oak SI.. Manchester purchase the Main St. property. 643-5036 This is my second year as a Oct. 13. The recreation bus was put Day. p.m. in Bentley School) may be only Mon.-Sat. 10-9:30 Burkamp said he gave Druckman member of the pinochle club at Lot­ into service on its regular run and Also Wednesday night. State GOP a technical session — to be adjourned P&P AUTO REPAIR Thurs. 'til 8:30 On Wednesday, Town Manager an undisclosed sum of money as a tie Fisk Building, Henry Park. From phone calls were made to get people Chairman Frederick Biebel was the to a later date, possibly Nov. 17 or 18. 646-3339 Robert Weiss exhibited a check for 706 Main St. • “Arco Charge” • Manchester the first day I started playing, before to this meeting. Of course, senior deposit and that he expects to take ti­ featured speaker before the $26,864 he had received the day the game started and during the citizens who live in their own homes, tle by Dec. 15. Republican Town Committee. He The Nov. 7 meeting is to consider THAI HI. before in New York City, while there coffee break, there were always those who have no car, or those who The Republicans, who had com­ brought it some good news and some action on a petition from Buckland- ^ 0 . MERCURY 4(.H\I \ on other town business. tHe had ^onneetieut' ijsueij ^oin groups of people talking who felt the do not drive at night couldn’t get to plaining the Democrats were bad news. First the good news — that area property owners — requesting visited Abraham Druckman, owner Senior Citizen Center should be the meeting because the bus.doe's not dragging their feet in collecting the GOP state organization’s expansion of district lines into 5 33 Main St. 6 4 3 - 6 2 9 5 Manchester Phone 646-2756 of the vacant building at 815-821 Main Druckman’s deliquent taxes, now- finances were in the black. Then the Buckland. turned over to the Vernon senior go by their homes. There were people metal detectors Buy - Self' N St., and had come away with the sum cried "foul” and made the incident a bad news — that registration figures NO StSVICI CHSSGI citizens and run by them as a drop-in from Tolland, Ellington and by WhltB i Appraise — payment of three years’ delinquent for the Republicans were bleak, with A 200-signature petition, COINS center and not a recreation center. A Manchester who do not have any carripaigri issue. They insisted the Collections Wanted tfwes. meanwhile, asks that the district ac­ E d w ip )! E. B l o w Hesarvallons for • Hotels • Alrllnss • Steamships general meeting would be held for all voice in this issue whatsoever. There taxes were collected six days before the Democratic lead still increasing. Wednesday afternoon, local tion (to consider expansion) be by OUR 12th YEAR IN MANCHESTER 627 Main Street Manchester Vernon senior citizens who would were people 1 have never seen before Election Day to make the Democrats businessman Kenneth Burkamp Manchester’s up-to-date registra­ referendum, on voting machines. nominate and elect the officers for a and people who have not taken any look good. revealed he too was in New York City tion figures bore him out, with FLO’S Cake Decorating Supplies year or two years, whichever was part in senior citizen activities what­ 875-3252 Tuesday and he too visited Other developments in the election Democrats boasting a 2,252 lead over If scheduled for referendum, the 646-0228 IMPDRTED decided by the people. It was also the soever. vote would be from noon to 8 p.m. in Druckman. He said he spent close to process also occurred Wednesday. the Republicans. The 26,359 current ' a a WILTON CAKE DECORATIONS feeling that the recreation director This meeting turned out to be. A COMPLETE LINE OF four hours with the elderly man and That night, the Democratic Town total is 815 less than a year ago. the Eighth District Firehouse. Mercury Travel of Manchester^ Inc. and his office should remain at the nothing but a big rally for the recrea­ 191 CENTER ST. ' 70 UNION ST. Deirdrea LupolettI, Donna Goodwin, Tom Donovan CAR PARTS ROCKVILLE, CONN. Lottie Fisk Building at Henry Park tion director. The only issue on the MANCHESTER, CONN. I* ’-". V Mon. • Set 10-5 Mon. • Sal. 10-5 This office is truly unique in that the service and expertise is afforded for nothing! No charge is made NEW AT Ffl. 10*9 where a great deal of the town’s agenda of this meeting was about the Thurt., 10-9 recreation activities take place. The use of the senior citizen center and Wings of evening: Thoughts on ‘other creatures’ for information and assistance for or about air tickets, hotels, passports, etc., which cost exactly the MANCHESTER AUTO PARTS same as those developed through the time, effort and hard work of the “do it yourself-er.” Your in­ recreation director could also run all anyone who wished to talk about Wedding C.akes A Specially 270 BROAD STREET PHONE 649-4528 dividual travel needs and particular perferences are evaluated and satisfied by an expert, bonded office of his programs from there just as he anything other than the recreation Occasionally I am asked what might feel the need of God. equipment, fish nets, equipment for ' - EVERYTHING IN c a n t hide b e h in d ’ , , staff that ask no more than a simple “thank you.” (Herald photo by Pinto) BETTY JANE TURNER does not. director was shouted down. This would happen to the Christian faith if He prayed for all things that he cooperative workshops (to provide , ______,___OURPRODUCT / | ' This same conversation continued meeting should never have been it turned out that there were actually CLIFF SIMPSON might enjoy life; livelihood for war-handicapped peo­ SchDDi Df Danes every week for over a year but no one allowed to continue on the subject “other creatures” on another planet. He was given life that he might ple in the north where bombing a >»JIV ♦ (lAIHtUII f. • •.-t: 40 OAK STREET MANCHESTER V seemed to have the courage to try to that was not an issue on the agenda. The assumption behind this question enjoy all things. destroyed towns), and for equipping Rnllel - Tap - Jazz do anything about it. Finally , a few While the petition was being cir­ seems to be that “God so loved the A hell of a chuckle He had received nothing that he a hospital repair workshop in the J.A. WHITE GLASS (H)., Inc. Arrohatic •& Raton took the so-called “bull by the horns’^ culated, a lot of vicious tongues world” that He sent His Son to it, but The chuckle comes from a friend of asked for — all that he hoped Bor; south.” furniture tops picture windows . REGISTRATIONS.NOW BEING ACCEPTED and set out to find out just how to'go started wagging, spreading stories that He could not love the whole un­ mine who told it to us this weekend in His prayer was answered — he was The AFSC chairman, testifying in about getting the building for the I Mancheiler 649*7322 31 Bliitll St. ^3* e-cr* about getting rid of the reepation iverse and any other creatures who New Hanipshire. most blessed. — Author Unknown Washington in September about this ' MANCHESTER OVER 21 TEARS EXPERIENCE 649-0156 senior citizens. director and his secretary, putting might inhabit it. T.WO sailors were sitting behind denial stated: After consideration of the issue, a the Golden Age group out, and that To me, the obvious Christian two nuns on an air flight going Candles lighted “Now that the war is over, the U.S. 763 petition was circulated and signed by all the trips would be lost — all answer is that it would make no toward the west. Apparently there In April of 1975 an unprecedented has a profound moral obligation to MAIN ST. DON WILLIS Specializing In a good number of Vernon citizens in vicious lies. Not knowing what tac­ difference in our faith. We claim that was a difference of opinion as to the response to an American Field Ser­ aid in the reconstruction and/ 643-1191 BRAKE SERVICE favor of it. Not knowing the building tics were used, the person or persons Jesus came to visit this small planet, sailor’s destination. As they dis­ rehabilitation of Vietnam...AFSC GARAGE vice Committee appeal for Indochina 191, Front End Ali(nmetrt was under the Recreation Commis­ who organized the people for this ” 18 Main $L. TH. M9-4531 but we have no way of knowing cussed it one exclaimed, “Let’s go to amounted to $427,000. With this they believes genuine humanitarian aid MAIN S T .- General Repair Work sion, the petition was presented to meeting did quite a job — why not do whether He made a journey to . There are only about purchased food and medicine for must be provided on. the basis of MANCHESTER- the Town Council who discussed the this for the taxpayers of the town the another part of the universe — which 25 per cent Roman Catholics there.” South Vietnam and gave $80,000 to need, not because of racial, religious, issue and referred it to the Recrea­ next time a budget meeting is held. is also God’s creation. The possibility The other replied that Las Vegas the government of Laos for rice. In or political identification as ‘hostile’ 643-1900 tion Commission who were in­ I urge anyone who has any concern of ' “ other creatures” in no way would be better because “there are addition they sent to Laos a tractor or ‘friendly’.” structed to meet with the originators for the Vernon senior citizens to do diminishes our faith that "Jesus only about 5 per cent Roman with plow, rptotillers, medical kits, It is the decision of the Service of the petition and report back to the what they can to get the center MANCHTSTER SAFE & LOCK CO. Kitchens of Distinctlor Christ is Lord.” Catholics there.” and mine detectors. Committee to proceed with the NEED A NEW KITCHEN? COME TO THE EXPERTS Council within sixty days. This turned over to them. The senior At that point one of the nuns turned shipments despite the denial of a TW f L o c /€ S M fr H meeting was held on Thursday citizens do not need any advisory her head and commented, “Why Candles blown out license even at the risk of possible 453 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER • 843-6922 lUSTOM |#ITCHEN evening, Oct. 9, by six members of board or any go-betweens — they are “Nor any other creature — “ don’t you go to hell? There are no The Quakers have a long and fines and imprisonrqgnt. They have the commission, the recreation old enough to know how to handle it. Q u a lity WTO-HOMItUSItSS Alarms. Locks & Our “fishbone” for the week is in Roman Catholics there.” honoral^le tradition of lighting asked to meet with President Ford Sales. Combination Changes. director, four of the originators of With their own o fficers,if any and Treasury Department officials to Sales & Service • Bonded ^Most 'ENTER H 649-7544 Romans 8, one of the most often / candles , to help suffering people in 1^dbbe/i keys in slock. Repairs of all kinds. the petition, and members of the questionable issues arise, they could quoted sections of the New Testa-# An unexpected answer places of darkness around the world.^ raise questions about the ar- Also We Make Keys Scissors & 385 CENTER STREET, MANCHESTER press present. I felt the commission be brought to the Town Council for a S to M f - a Pinking Shears Sharpened. i ment. Verses 35-39 are frequently ’ Many people pray for a miracle of But sometimes their efforts are bitrarities of the government’s deci­ had conducted a very fair and orderly decision. sion and “to discuss this apparent used as words of comfort at funeral healing. Sometimes their prayers are blocked — candles blown out. This CUSTOM MADE meeting and that something had been Everyone will be a senior citizen, reversal of the traditional response services: answered in a way which is not what account happened in the Quaker Ser^ SEE US FOR: CANVAS AWNINQS gained. The commission felt that so let’s give the center to them and • Aluminum Roll Up IRON “Who shall separate us from the they expected but is nevertheless vice Bulletin, Fall, 1975, after the of the American government and another meeting should be held so not to the Recreation Department. Awnings ^ OSTRINSKY healing of a different sort. Such was report of the generous response to people to the needs of victims of • Door Canopies SCRAP METAL that all Vernoir senior citizens might love of Christ? Shall tribulation, or Lester F. Bartlett distress, or persecution, or famine, the experience of Anna Propson of the fund repeal: war.” c _ • Storm Doors Complete Auto Parts Available express their views on how the 13 Fox Hill Dr. I hope that this confrontation will • Combination Windowa DEALER IN WASTE and PAPER or nakedness, or peril, or Chicago who writes in “Guideposts” “The.U.S. government, through the A full line of the best in auto parts is available on Boaid St. at Manchester Auto Parts, Inc. Thirty years’ building should be used. Rockville result in permission to light these MANCHESTER AWNING CO. 731 PARKER ST. sword?...Nay, in all these things we (5/71) Treasury Department, for the first 195 WEST CENTER ST. experience make Ed and Vic Della Fera well qualified to advice you intelligently and dependably on your MATERIALS candles of hope in a war-torn land. Tel. 643-5735 or 643-5879 are more than conquerors through “I am lame, and I recatl at the age time directly denied licenses to the Talaptioiw 649-3091 needs for automotive repairs. If a repair job is on your mind, several brands of carburetors, fuel pumps, AFSC for the purchase and shipment . ^ eil»bll$h»d 1949 Him that loved us. For I am per^ of 15 I prayed for a physical miracle Graffiti maxim water pumps, new or rebuilt starters, shock absorbers, brake parts, bearings, mufflers, exhaust and tail TODAY’S THOUGHT suaded, that neither death, nor life, (in church) to make me walk straight of humanitarian assistance for the pipes, and gaskets are on the shelves. nor angels, nor principalities, nor like other people. My prayer was not people of Vietnam. Specifically “Don’t lose your temper. Nobody It would be difficult to list all the names carried, but perhaps the most familiar are AC, United Delco, . A child is one of the most beautiful and body, and He will give to those powers, nor things present , nor answered in this way. Instead God denied was licensing for agricultural wants it.” GARNER RUG & UPHOLSTERY CLEANING Auto-Lite, Dayco, Standard Motors, A.P., and Fitzgerald. You will also find a great selection of tools, MANCHESTER Orrr SO »>•'»' taparlrnia gifts that God ever gave to anyone. A that ask of Him, because the Bible things to come, nor height, nor depth,. gave me fierce desire to avoid letting Mahcheiter’i Only Complete Carpet Serticel everything you could possibly need, from small screwdrivers to heavy duty jacks. There’s also a well- Coll 649-5807 child is a challenge in any home. tells us He is more willing to give my lameness keep me from leading a 14 High Street, rear MEMORIAL CO. nor any other creature, shall be able equipped machine shop on the premise to proviile assistance on some of the heavier jobs.' ' A. AL'IETTI. Pl«p. ‘ They are persistant. They try your than we are to receive. full, rich, active life, spent as far as HERALD YESTERDAYS MANCHESTER to separate us from the love of God Where other storjfe may stock one or two items, here are parts you might not expect to find outside, of a OppotHe E ftit Cemetery lU rrIio n 91. lUnchrater patience until it is tissue paper thin 1 am sure He will not give the child which is in Christ Jesus'.” possible in helping others. This I Phone: 646-5630 large warehouse. The next time your car gives you trouble, try Manchester Auto Parts first. With the largest yet still down in your heart there is have done. If prayer can be the QuflHty Hemoriols a Gr«at Dane ip a little apartment One interpretation of the meaning 25 Years Ago 10 Years Ago “Serving the area since 1955" stock in the area and a crew of experienced helpful counter men, you’ll probably find things you didn’t even an undying love. Jesus told us that as but He will give him what is best for of “any other creature” is that it blessed insulation which kept my More than 4,000 youngsters attend Mfchpel Johns, 16-year-old know you wanted, and answers to questions you haven’t even asked! ferown men and women we must him in his situation, and God will refers to other creatures that might fragile self from a shattered em­ Halloween parties in town. East Side Manchester High School junior, solos Got A Painting Problem? We ll Helpl J)ecome as little children, not looking give you the best for your according exist in the universe. However, the bittered life, it can protect you too Rec has attendance of 425, the on French horn with Hartford at the situation or circumstances, but S^rvlc^ tllll insane aomalhlng to ut — and ••rv ic t mSant tpandlne tnoueh to His Word, because He loves you literal translation of the phrase, ac­ when the going is rough.” largest recorded in town. The party Symphony Orchestra performance at M M W CHE^ aCHT ON MNN SDSn PET OWNERS U nit with you to halp you aalacl tha right paint Unlah lor lhal |db you'rt plan­ looking by faith to Jesus for the ning. Sat ut lor palm and aarvlca whan you plan yeur nait pro|acl. - and cares for you. Ask of Jesus your cording to the “Interpreter’s Bible” at the YWCA, run by Mark Holmes, Bailey Auditorium for Manchester e m t a nHiffK reopYiN su m II you can't lind what you're looking for elsewhere, stop HO L hnswer to your need. need^ today. is “any other creation.” The Revised Peom of the week LOW COST PRINTING Howard Holmes and Arthur Holmes, school children. WHILE YOU WAIT (PHOTO READY) in to see ut. Chances are we will have what you need. If you take into consideration that j Mable Saunders Standard Version reads “nor “Blessed” drew 400; Hsms ctM • ninicaT • M n niEPS Why not stop here first and you may not have to go any t o o m a in sheet • MANCMESIEI CONN Next to last step in transfer of E M J d m s o n PAI N T CO. 06040 a child does not look at cir- ( ' Full Gospel anything,else in all creation.” He prayed for strength that he Tom Crane, who broke the record demilitarized Nike Site for college MINIT-MAN PRINTING further. jcumstances or surroundings only, he 140 MAIN ST. • MANCHEITERi MS-1777 YOUR MlMHtH I HE OR*Tr UE THE UOLDE N RULE Interdenominational Church Paul is trying to include everything might achieve; at last year’s annual Thanksgiving use is taken a? Town Planning Com­ • SEE US FOR ENGRAVED NAME PLATES MANCHESTER PET CENTER INDEPENDENT DEALER only knows what he wants and he that might possibly be thought to He was made weak that he might Day Road Race, is expected to de­ mission votes its approval. • TRY OUR NEW QUICK ACTION XHtOX COPIERI 9 MAPLE STREET. DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER • 649-4273 7 2 3 MAIN ST.', MANCHESTER e 6 49 -4501 (keeps demanding that he have it. He separate us. from God’s love. He uses obey. fend his laurels this year. -Jusf Around The Corner From Mein... sees a Great Dane and he tells, his Dateline 1775 UliUCni” . iJvsj the terms “height and depth” which He prayed for wealth that he might FORMAL’S INN inc. YOU DESERVE THE BEST paddy he wants it, and no amount of ST, JOHN’S, Canada, Nov. 1—Gen. are terms of astrology. ’Thus, if by do greater things; roil AlWATS B"Y limi A1 JOHN’S FLOOR COVERING INC. DRY CLEANING IN TOWN Reasoning can convince him that in Montgomery, commander of one of any possibility human life were in­ THE ALMANAC ^ o r n u r /^ the tux He was given infirmity that he APPLIANCES Whara Quality l i Nigh and Prteta Low the little fhree-room apartment, tw,o wings of the Canadian invasion, fluenced by the stars, even this could might do better things. ~ . 119 Oakland St. that’s inn WE SPECIALIZE IN . . . there isn’t room for him to keep a demanded immediate surrender not affect the relationship. He adds He prayed for riches that he might By United Press International Venus, Mars and Saturn. Installing Since 1953 WEDDING GOWNS, DRAPES, Great Dane. We, as .Christians, . for him . from the besieged British fortress of “nothing else in all creation” to be be happy; The evening star is Jupiter. LINOLEUM - CARPET - CERAMlC - FORMICA LEATHER AND SUEDE Should come to the Lord with our Frank A. Amont. P rttidtnt T \\ St. John’s. The British commander, sure he has included all possibilities. He was given poverty that he might Today is Saturday, Nov. 1, the Those born on this date are und^ OPfN DAILY 10 A.M. - 8 P.M. KITCHEN & BATH REMODELING 'jihwork dont on prtm ltM and hilfv gmftiiln dl )needs, not looking at our faults or Maj. Preston, hap suggested that he So writes Professor John Knox of 35 Oak St.. Manchestpi l.unn 06040 be wise. 305th day of 1975 with 60 to follow. the sign of Scorpio. " Open Mon., Tuea., Sat. 10 to 6 p.m., Thun. A Fri. 10 to 0 p.m. Ttitphona 10-9 Watli Oayt‘'“ PARKADE CLEANERS ( failures, but looking to Jesus as the MANCHESTER PARKADE 643-9561 (^nti 402 W. MIDDLE TFKE. be given four dayidelay to see if any Union Theological Seminary. '_^e prayed for power that he might 'The moon is appro^hing its new J.W. Packard, American inventor, MANCHESHR Uosad Wadnasday 843-04^70 649'7901 10-6 Saturday ,, f one who can help us. We must seek help nqight be forthcoming from “Interpreters Bible,” Pg. 533, vol. have the praise of men; phase. , manufacturer and philanthropist. PAGE SIX - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn.* ^ t„ Nov, 1, 1975 -JVIANCHESTER EVENING ^!RALD, Manchester. Conn., Sat., Nov. 1, 1975 - SEVEN LOCAL CHURCHES Senior citizens news Firemen plan Area towns’ tax rise 10:30 a.m., ChurOh School, Grades 1 ST; BARTHOLOMEW’S FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, NORTH UNITED METHODIST through 6; 10:45 a.m.'to noon. Church Just think there are ofily from shopping, and Senior CHURCH, E. Middle Tpke. Rev. , SCIENTIST, 447 N. Main St. Hi everyone. This is your CHURCH, 300 Parker St. Rev. Earl School, Nursery to 5 year olds and 34 days left before our fair. kept below 10 per cent Philip Hussey, pastor. 11 a.m.. Church Service, Sunday pal Gloria Benson writing Bowling at the Parkade R. Custer, pastor, Grades 7 through 12; 8 a.m.. Commu­ Remember we are going to newspaper pickup Saturday Mass at 5 p.m.; Sunday School for pupils up to the age of 20,. the column for Wally who Lanes. 9 and 10:30 a.m.. Worship Service, nion Service; 9 and 10:45 a.m.. is at Brown’s with 180 have a white elephant Wednesday, 10 a.m. Manchester, Vernon and several cent increase in its mill rate from 55 Masses at 8:30, 10:15 and 11:30 a.m. care for very young children, subject C oventry , Jordan, grade'2, Miss Holy Comiriunion, sermon: “What’s Worship Service, sermon: “Let Us seniprs. It was really busy table, food table, ceramic pinochle games and crewel other area towns are among 163 of to 57. Its net Grand List for 1974 was GOSPEL HALL, 415 Center St. of the lesson-sermon, “Everlasting ■The Need? vs. How Will I Look,” Adorno’s class; Frania An- Sing to the Lord,” Pastor Webb here Wednesday morning table, plant table, han­ embroidery class. Noon to Munira Shea the ^9 towns and cities in the state $13,317,068. Its last property revalua­ 10 a.m.. Breaking bread; 11:45 Punishment,” Golden' Text from dreuk, grade 1, Mrs. coffee fellowship between services; 9 preaching; 10:15 a.m.. Coffee hour in seeing everyone off. What diwork table, and gift 12:30 p.m., lunch i^ served. 742-9495 that raised their tax rates during the tion was in 1972. a.m., Sunday School; 7 p.m.. Gospel Psalms: “My defence is of God, a.m.. Church School, Nursery, Moore’s class; Jeff Reception Hall; 7:30 p.m.. Anniver­ a beautiful day they had for table. We are' also going to- 12:45 p.m. bridge games, Starting on- Sunday and 1974-1975 fiscal year but were among Boltoi'i with a Grand LisPof $22,- meeting. which,^aVeth the right in heart.” Grades 3 through 6; 10:30 a.m.^^ Fenelon, kindergarten, sary Service Musical, .Brahms traveling. They should serve coffee and danish in and 1 p.m. arts and crafts each first and third Sunday the 67 per cent holding the increase 068,071 upped its mill rate 4.5 per Christian Science Reading Room, 968 Church School, Nursery" Mrs. Bollinger’s class. ST. BRIDGET CHURCH, 70 Main “Requiem” will be presented by the have arrived about 3 p.m. the morning and lunch at Class. Bus pickup at 8:30 morning of the month,,.the below 10 per cent. cent from 55.5 to 58 mills. Main St. is open to the public Mon­ Kindergarten, Grades 1 and 2; 7:00 Hook fair St. Rev. John J. Delaney, pastor. Chancel Choir to commemorate the and then the rest of the noon. We hope you all a.m., and return, trips,at North Coventry Volunteer The information is contained in the Columbia with a Grand List of $22,- days through Fridays from 10 a.m. to p.m.. Youth Planning meeting; 8:00 The Coventry Grammar Rev. William J. Stack, Rev. William 50th anniversary of the present sanc­ time will be nothing but; make or contribute 12:30 and 3:30 p.m.., Fire Department will spon­ "Grand Lists and Tax Rates,” 752,489 had its mill rate go up 7.5 per 3 p.m. and the first and third p.m.. Young Adult group meets at School P.T.O. will sponsor J. Killeen. tuary and the 51st anniversary of the fun. something because this is Thursday, 9:30 a.m.. sor a newspaper collection. bulletin compiled by the Institute of cent from 40 to 43 mills; Hebron’s Thursday evenings from 7 to 9. A free the parsonage. - a book fair next week. Saturday Masses at 5 and 7:30 founding of the chancel choir, the Getting back to the the only time we ask you Pinochle and setback This collection will be Public Service of the University of Grand List as of 1974, was $39,156,- lending library is maintained for use Thursday the school will 160. Its mill rate increased 1.1 per p.m., 'school auditorium; Sunday CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE, public is invited. column, it begins , on all year. Remember the class. 10 a.m. to noon, open made by curbside pickup in Connecticut. . of the public. be open from 6:30 to 8:30 cent from 39 to 42 mills. Masses at 7:30, 9 and 10:30, in 236 Main St. Rev. Neale McLain,' Tuesday. In the morning date is^Dec. 4 the time the second voting district. In Manchester the net Grand List card playing, or visiting. p.m. for family and friends church; 10:30 a.m. and noon in school EMANUEL LUTHERAN pastor. COMMUNITY BAPTIST we had our oil painting from- fo• a.m. to? On Noon to 1 p.m., lunch is The papers will be sold to for 1974 was $288,803,890, the tax in­ All of these, towns are in the, pop­ to buy books. crease was 2.7 per cent and the mill ulation group of towns with 2,000 to auditorium. CHURCH, Church and Chestnut Sts. 9:30 a.m., Sunday School, classes CHURCH, AN AMERICAN class and our ceremic Thursday Marge Reed was served. 1 p.m. Fun Day, obtain funds for the depart­ Rev. C. Henry Anderson and Rev. BAPTIST CHURCH, 585 E. Center ment and help people-dis­ '' Parents may also attend rate increased from 49.3 to 50.65. 5,000. ^ THE SALV.ATIO.N ARMY, 661 for all ages. Homecoming Sunday; class. In the afternoon the on hand to take care of the featuring Attorney Sandra Ronald J. Fournier, pastors; Michael St. Rev. Ondon P. Stairs, minister;, pose of their newspapers. the fair during the day with Manchester’s last property revalua­ Area towns in the 5,000 to 10,000 Main St. Capt. and Mrs. Arthur 10:45 a.m.. Morning Worship, seniors were at the lunch money and we had a Reich who will speak to D. Clark, intern. Rev. Frederick Lanz, director of i M i l For those with large their children. tion was in 1966. It is listed among category, Ellington and Coventry had Carlson, corps officers. message by the Rev. Mr. McLain, I P I :( li Parkade Lanes and the top new volunteer in the office. you on the Senior Citizens 8:30 and 11 a.m.. The Service with Christian education. amounts, special pickup Vacanries cities and towns with populations 3.8 per cent and 5.5 per cent mill rate 9:30 a.m., Sunday School; 10:45 Children’s Church and Nursery scorers were: In the men’s My son Gary came in to Project of the Holy Communion; 9:45 a.m.. Adult 9:15 a.m.. Church School for all service is offered. Just call The Town Clerk's office from 20,000 to 50,000. increases, respectively.' a.m.. Holiness Meeting; 6 p.m., provided; 7 p.m.. Evening Service, Class A group, Ted give me a hand typing this Neighborhood Legal Ser­ Forum and Church School; 9:45 and ages, kindergarten through Grade 4 742-6881. announced there are four Also listed in the same population Ellington's Grand List of 1974 is Open-Air Meeting; 7 p.m.. Salvation message by the Rev. Mr. McLain, Chambers won the high tri­ column and ended up vices Inc. 11 a.m.. Nursery for infants. continuing during the service;, 9.;30 During Fire Prevention vacancies on town, boards category is Vernon and that town’s $57,139,037 and Coventory's is $43,- Meeting. Nursery provided. ple with 521; and Ivar taking care of the-phone, Friday, 10 a.m.. Kitchen a.m.. Adult Bible Study Clasfe led by Johnson won the high also. My husband was a lit­ social bingo, one can of Week the fire department and commissions. Theresa mill rate increased the past year 820,-940. TRINITY COVENANT SOUTH UNITED METHODIST from 49.5 mills to 51.5 mills or 4.0 per CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST Rick Lanz; 10:30 a.m.. Morning single with a 204. In the tle surprised when he canned goods needed. Noon sponsored a poster contest Kalber has resigned from Ellington's mill rate went from 53 CHURCH, 302 Hackmatack St. Rev. CHURCH, Rev. George W. Webb, Worship, Communion, message: the committee on the needs cent increase. The net Grand List for OF LATTER-DAY SAINTS, Wood- Class B group, Joe Chaves asked for Mrs. Benson and to 12:30 p.m. lunch is for children in grades to 55 mills and Coventry's from 63.5 Norman E. Swensen, pastor. Rev. Laurence M. Hill, Rev. Robert “What Is The Lord Trying To Do For kindergarten through se­ of the aging. Her term 1974 was $166,493,904. Its last proper­ side St. & Hillstown Rd. D. Clark 9:30 a.m., Sunday School classes won the high triple with a Gary answered, “she is served. 1 p.m. to 3:30 p.m. to 67. W. Eldridge Jr,, pastors. You?” Nursery is provided; 6 p.m.. cond grade at the Coventry expires Dec. 31, 1976. The ty revaluation was in 1970. Brown, bishop. for all ages three through adult. 421; and George Swanson, right here. Dad.” We setback games. Bus pickup The report also shows that among 9 to 10:15 a.m.. Church School, Junior High Youth Fellowship will Grammar School. terms of Mabel Hall, Elsa Manchester also had a 1975 fire tax 8:30 a.m.. Priesthood; 9:30 a.m.. Nursery; 10:50 a.m.. Worship Ser­ won the high single with a served only 30 meals and at 8:30 a.m., return trips at the state's six largest cities, only Nursery through 5 year olds; 9 to 9:15 meet. Senior High Youth Fellowship (Herald photo by Dunn) A winner was picked in McKusick and Fred Miller, of six mills and a special parking tax Seminary; 10:30 a.m ., Sunday vice with the Rey. Mr. Swensen 182. In the women’s Class ended the day with a sing a 12:30 and 4 p.m. two, Stamford and Hartford, a.m.. Church School, Grades 1 will have a work meeting, wear old each grade level and the of 4he committee will of 12 mills. School; 5 p.m.. Sacrament Service. preaching on “Where Does the A group, Mary Chaves won long and' a few games. I reported decrease in' their grand through 6 will attend church; 9:15 to clothes and meet in the Annex. winning student was expire this Dec. 31. The town of Andover had a 3.6 per levy. If FULL GOSPEL INTERDENOMI­ Searching End?” , Trinity Tots for Trinity Covenant Church both the high triple with a want to thak Ann and awarded $25 Savings Bond. 'There gre two open spots NATIONAL CHURCH, 745 Main St. age three through kindergarten. 451, and high single with a Harold for pinch hitting The following students for planning and zoning Rev. Philip Saunders, minister. >' Children’s Church for Grades 1 163. In the Class B group. with the chores on were winners: Kelly Rose alternates. Charles An- through 3, Nursery for infants; 7 Peg Strauss won the high Thursday afternoon. 10:30 a.m.. Praise, Worship Ser­ OUR SAVIOR LUTHERAN ST. GEORGE’S EPISCOPAL dreuk has been appointed a vice and Bible study for all ages; 7 p.m., Sunday evening meeting on the triple with a 343; and Ida Menus for the week AREA CHURCHES CHURCH, 239 Graham Rd., South CHURCH, Boston Tpke., (Rt. 44A), 1 full time member. His studies of Daniel^ the Rev. Mr. Cormier won the high Monday, Swiss, Steak p.m.. Deliverance Service. Windsor. Rev. Ronald A. Erbe, Bolton. Rev. John F. Flora III, vicar. alternate term expires Swensen, leader. single with a 122. Casserole, tossed green ST. MARY’S CHURCH, Rt. 31, pastor. 8 a.m.. Holy Communion; 9:30 m O R lA P THERS FAITH BAPTIST CHURCH, Wednesday morning was salad, jello with whipped Nov, 1, i977. WHERE DID OUR Orange Hall 72 E. Center St. Rev. UNITARIAN UNIVERSALIST ST. PETER’S EPISCOPAL Coventry. Rev. F. Bernard Miller, 6 a.m.. Sunrise Service; 9 a.m.. a.m.. Church School; 10 a.m.. Holy The term of office for hectic with so many topping, and a beverage. James Beliasov, pastor. SOCIETY: EAST, Community Y, 79 CHURCH, Sand Hill Rd., South pastor. Rev. Paul F. Ramen. Worship and Sunday School; 10:15 Communion and sermon. Nursery Ovor 40 Years of Unoxcelled S M c o seniors going to Brown’s so Wednesday, Chicken Roslyn Kornfeld will 9:30 a.m., Sunday School; 10:30 N. Main St. Rev. Arnold Westwood, Windsor. Rev. Frederick H. Foerster Saturday Mass at 5:15 p.m.; Sun­ a.m.. Worship Service. care provided; 11 a.m.. Parish O p e n 2 4 HoOrs Dally expire Nov. 1. the Pinochle group had to noodle soup with crackers, a.m.. Worship Service; 7 p.m.. minister. III, vicar. day Masses at 7:30, 9:30 and 10:45 Coffee Hour. FOR EMERGENCY SERVICE ST . JOHN’S EPISCOPAL meet downstairs. We had veal cutlet in a roll, chilled Evening Service. 10:30 a.m.. Sue Brander, who lives 8 a.m.. Holy Communion; 10 a.m.. a.m. a semi-19th Century lifestyle, will Holy Communion, first and third Sun­ CHURCH, Rt. 30, Vernon. Rev. 9% tables with the fruit and a beVerage. TAX DOLLARS GO? CHURCH OF T H E speak on “So Much Depends Upon a days; Morning Prayer, second, CRYSTAL LAKE COMMUNITY Robert H. Wellner, rector. FIRST CONGREGATIONAL following winners: Bess Thursday, Stuffed cab­ ASSUMPTION, Adams St. at UNITED METHODIST CHURCH, 8 a.m.. Holy Communion; 10 a.m.. CHURCH OF VERNON, Rev. John Moonan, 598; Trace Wind­ bage, garden peans and Mobil iM Red Wheelbarrow,” the first in a fourth and fifth Sundays. HEATING OILS Thompson Rd. Rev. Edward S. series on “Parish Earth or Perish Ellington. Family Service and Church School. A. Lacey, minister; Rev. Edwin W. sor, 571; George Last, 565; mushrooms, lyonnaise Complete COVENTRY PRESBYTERIAN Bartholomew, assistant minister. Pepin, pastor; Rev. Paul Trinque. Earth,” Nursery and Sunday School, Morning worship at Crystal Lake ST. BERNARD’S CHURCH, Clara Hemmingway, 564; potatoes, roll and butter, OIL BURNER & Saturday Masses at 5 and 7:30 CHURCH, Nathan Hale School, Rt. Community United Methodist Church 9:55 a.m.. Church School; 10 a.m.. Alfreda Hallin, 558; Clladys and a beverage. coffee and questions afterwards. 31. Rev. Dr. Richard W. Gray, Rockville. Rev. John J. White, HEATING INSTALLATION Financial WHY DID MANCHESTER p.m.; Sunday Masses at 7:30,9,10:30 will be at 11 beginning Sunday. Sun­ Worship, Coffee Fellowship im­ Seelert, 553; Ella Friday, Clam chowder DLDIE BUT GDUDIE: pastor. pastor. Rev. Joseph M. Bartok. and 11:45 a.m. ZION ^ EVANGELICAL day School will also be at 11. Anyone mediately following the church ser­ Lehmann, 547 ; Rene and crackers, tuna boat, 9:30 a.m.. Worship; 11 a.m., Sun­ . Saturday Masses at 5 and 7 p.m.; 643-5135 LUTHERAN CHURCH wishing to join the coffee hour is in- vice. Marie, 546; Ann Thomp­ chilled pudding and ■vS., 315 Center St. Manfthnster Services “WE CAN DU IT INCREASE S T . JOHN’S POLISH (MISSOURI SYNOD), Cooper and day School; 7:30 p.m., Bible Study at ^ Sunday Massesat 7,8:30,10 and 11:30 ited to do so at 10:15 a.m. a.m. son, 545; Robina Caroll, whipped topping and a NATIONAL CATHOLIC High Sts. Rev. Charles W. Kuhl, parsonage on Cornwall Dr. r BOLTON CONGREGATIONAL STOCKS BETTER FUR LESS" ITS MILL RATE WHEN AVERY ST. CHRISTIAN CHURCH, Bolton Center Rd. Rev. J. 541; and Frances Fike, 541. beverage. BONDS CHURCH, 23 Golway St. Rev. pastor. ROCKVILLE BAPTIST Schedule for the week FOR TREASURER Walter A. Hyszko, pastor. FIRST ASSEMBLY OF GOD, 763 REFORMED CHURCH, 661 Avery Stanton Conover, minister. In the afternoon we had DEMOCRATIC ADS FOR OTHER TOWNS WERE 9 a.m.. Divine Worship with Holy CHURCH, 69 Union St. Rev. Robert Monday, 10 a.m. to noon, TAX-FREE INCOME 9 a.m.. Mass in English; 10:30 Oak St., East Hartford. Rev. Ralph St., South Windsor. Rev. Peter Mans, 10:15 a.m.. Church School and 18 in our Arts and Crafts LOUISE CRONIN NOV. 4th 1971 TOWN ELECTION Communion; 10:15 a.m., Sunday F. Jelley; pastor. L. LaCounte, pastor. class who started make kitchen social bingo,' one • Homemaker and Mother OPTIONS a.m.. Mass in Polish and English. School and Youth Forum; 10:10 to minister. 9 a.m.. Worship Service; 10:15 Nursery; 10:30 a.m.. Worship Ser­ MUTUALFUNDS 10 a.m.. Church School; 11 a.m.. 8:30 a.m., “ Back to God” hour vice, Communion theme: “ Man plastic candleholders for can of canned goods • Degree in Medical LOWERING or FREEZING? 11:35 a.m.. First and Second Year a.m., Sunday School; 7 p.m.. Evening Technology UNITED PENTECOSTAL Morning Worship; 7 p.m.. Evening the fair. Being short needed. 1 p.m. to 4* p.m. Contati: Youth Instruction. radio broadcast, WTIC (1080); 9:45 service. Needs Heroes Too” ; 7 p.m.. Pilgrim • Lab and X-Ray CHURCH, 185 Woodbridge St. Rev. Service. a.m., Sunday School and Adult Bible Fellowship.. handed with Wally and Joe pinochle games. Bus Robert C. lleavisicle.s Robert Baker, pastor. ST . MARY’S EPISCOPAL ROCKVILLE UNITED at Browns, I sent out my pickup at 8:30 a.m. retqfn Technician Home: (347-9745 ST. PETER’S EPISCOPAL Study; 11 a.m.. Worship Service; 7 • Secretary; 1975 PRICE 10 a.m., Sunday School; 6:30 p.m., UNION CONGREGATIONAL trips at 12:30 and 4 plrti. .-Office: 278-2100 CHURCH, Church and Park Sts. p.m.. Evening Service. Nursery care METHODIST CHURCH, 142 Grove smoke signals and must Conn. General 1971 - 1972 “Sound of His Coming” radio CHURCH, Hebron Center. Rev. CHURCH, Rockville. Rev. Paul J. Tuesday, 9:30 a.m. bus Rev. Stephen K. Jacobson, rector; for small^children provided. St., Rockville. Rev. .John W. Morr thank the following people -Assembly: Education IS program on WINF; 7:30 p.m.. William N. Persing, rector. Bowman, minister; Rev. David B. for shopping. 10 to noon, oil Rev. Bruce W. Jacques, assistant to 8 a.m.. Holy Communion; 10 a m., timer, pastor; Mrs. Thomas Dor­ for helping out. Helen Mar­ Comnlittee REPUBLIGAN Evangelistic Service. VERNON UNITED man, director of music. Eusden, associate minister. painting class and ceramic the rector; Rev. Ronald E. Comrhunion, first, third and fifth tino helped in the office. Accounting Clerk RIGHT Paine VPfebber ADOPTED BUDGET Haldeman, assistant to the rector. METHODIST CHURCH, Rt. 30. 9:30 a.m.. Church School, nursery 9:15 a.m.. Adult Bible Study; 10:15 Blandine Millett and John class. 1 p.m. return trios • Bookkeeper/Secty. ll>(:niiMiimi{iii I’hiAi n e ,340,761 PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, 43 Sundays; Morning Prayer, second RE-ELECT THE DEMOCRATS 7:30 a.m.. Holy Eucharist, Book of Rev. Frances Schwartz, Rev. James through aduults; 10:45 a.m., Worship a.m.. Communion Service in Prayer Fembers worked all day Republican Deputy Spruce St. Rev. Mack Weiford, and fourth Sundays. Church school. Schwartz, pastors. Chapel; 10:30 a.m.. Church School, Leo J. Kwash, Treas. pastor. Common Prayer; 9 a.m .. Holy Service. Nursery through Grade 2. making things ahead for Registrar ot Voters ‘ — VERNON ASSEMBLIES OF 9:15 a.m .. Worship Hour and infant through Grade 8; 10:45 a.m.. • 1974 Town Coordinator 9:15 a.m., Sunday School; 10:30 Eucharist, Rite 2, with sermon by the SECOND CONGREGATIONAL the fair. Ann Thompson, PINE PHARMACY 1975 - 1976 Rev. Mr. Haldeman, Church School GOD, 51 Old Town Rd. Church School. Morning Worship, service of Holy Lyla Steele and Betty |664 CENTER ST. 649-98141 for Buckley for Congress a.m.. Worship, Nursery provided; 7 CHURCH, Coventry. Rev. Robert K. Communion, meditation:’ “Moments... • Republican Town and Nursery care, followed by coffee 9:45 a.m., Sunday School for all WAPPING COMMUNITY Jesanis were helping with p.m.. Informal Worship, study and Bechtold, minister. to Remember” ; 11:45 a.m.. Coffee LOW PRESCRIPTION Committee DEMOGRATIG hour; 11 a.m.. Holy Eucharist, Rite ages; 11 a.m.. Morning Worship; 7 CHURCH, 1790 Ellington Rd., South the cards and things, and Republican Town Committee fellowship. 9:30 a.m.. Worship Service; 10:45 Hour in the Social Room; 5:45 p.m.. PRICES 1, with sermon by the Rev. Mr. p.m., Evening Evangelistic. Windsor. Rev. Harold W. Richard­ Toni Pouech and Annie Charles McKenzie, Treas. ADOPTED BUDGET a.m., Church School for all ages. Senior Pilgrim Fellowship meet at Medi-Views ^21,236,566 CONCORDIA LUTHERAN Haldeman; 5 p.m.. Holy Eucharist. son, minister. Rouhan who helped with CHURCH, 40 Pitkin St. Rev. Burton UNITED CONGREGATIONAL the church to go tj the movies. CHURCH, UNITED CHURCH OF 9:30 and 11 a.m., Worship Service TRINITY L U TII E R A N the craft class. It’s nice to D. Strand, Rev. David W. Rinas, CENTER CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, Rt. 30 and Meadowlark by CHURCH, UNITED CHURCH OF CHRIST, Tolland. Rev. Donald G. and Church School. ' FIR .S r C () N (; R E G A 110 N A L* know we can count on all Michael Dworkin, B. SC. pastors. Rd., Vernon. Rev. Donald J. CHURCH, Coventry. Rev. Bruce J. you good people when we FIGURES OBTAINED AND VERIFIED, 8:30 a.m .. Holy Communion, CHRIST, 11 Center St. Rev. Newell Miller, minister. ST. MAURICE’S CHURCH, Registered Pharmacist 9:30 and 11 a.m.. Worship Service McClean, pastor. Johnson, minister. need you. MANCHESTER CONTROLLER’S OFFICE, Nursery care for small children; 10 Curtis Jr., Rev. Winthrop Nelson Jr., Bolton. Rev. Robert W. Cronin, 8 and IQ:30 a.m.. Worship Service; TOWN OF MANCHESTER ■ pastors. and Church School; 7 to 8:30 p.m.. 9:30 a.m.. Church School and Con—^ Wednesday afternoon I OCTOBER 21, 1975 pastor. a.m.. Holy Communion, Church 9:15 a.m., Sunday School. firmation (Tlass; 11 a.m.. Worship our Bridge group was School through Grade 6. Nursery 9 a.m.. Lighthouse Group, adult Bi­ Pilgrim Fellowship. Saturday Masses at 5 and 7:30 H,895,805 Service. Reception of New Members, meeting and the top scores, I CONNECTICUT j CANCER... ble study, Robbins Room, Carl and p.m.; Sunday Masses at 7:30, 9:15 FIR ST CON G R E G A TIO N A L care for small children. SACRED HEART CHI RCH, Rt. Nursery available in the Church Lane were: Nadine Malcom, 4,- Karen Prewo, leaders. Worship Ser­ 30, Vernon. Rev. Ralph Kelley, and 11 a.m. CHURCH, U.MTEI) CHURCH OF vice and Holy Communion; Federa­ CHRIST, Andover. Rev. David J. House, Communion Meditation: 290; Louella Horton, 3,900; drugs and hot dogs... pastor. Rev. Edward Konopka. ST. MATTHEW’S CHURCH, ‘Bread and Juice,” Coffee Hour Marge Reed, 3,870; Marge Due to Election Day, the CALVARY CHURCH tion Room, the Rev. Mr. Curtis, Saturday Mass at 5 p.m.; Sunday Reese III, pastor. I S' More and more hard evidence is surfacing to tie (ASSEMBLIES OF GOD), 647 East leader; 10 a.m.. Worship Service and Tolland. Rev. Francis J. O’Keefe, 9:45 a.m.. Church School,, following service in vestry. Kayser, 3.680. Masses at 7:30, 9, 10:30 a.m. and pastor. By the. way, next S Board of Directors C om -1 cancer in with nitrates and nitrites found in hot dogs, Middle Tpke. Kenneth L. Gustafson, Holy Communion, Sanctuary, the kindergarten through Grade 6; 11 UNITED METHODIST noon. Saturday Masses at 5 and 7 p.m.; Tuesday is Election Day ham and artifically red colored meat. Nitrites and pastor. Rev. Mr. Curtis, preacher; 11:15 to a.m.. Worship Service; 6 p.m.. CHURCH, 1040 Boston Tpke. (Rt. |m e n t Session scheduled | nitrates in tljemselves are not carcinogenic (cancer Sunday Masses at 8:30, 10:30 and and I urge all seniors to get 9:45 a.m., Sunday School classes noon. New Members Conversation, ST . MARGARET MARY’S Junior High Pilgrim Fellowship. 44A), Bolton, Rev. David M. producing). However, when brought together with CHURCH, Wapping. Rev. William 11:45 a.m. out and vote! to be held on Tuesday, I |lNCREASE:^, for adults and children. Nursery Federation Room; 4 to 7 p.m.. Grade TALCO'ITMLLE CONGREGA­ Campbell, pastor. certain secondary amines, in the proper proportions, 895,805 McGrath and Rev. Joseph Schick, co- MESSIAH EVANGELICAL facility for the little ones; 10:50 a.m., 7 Confirmands, Carrier Room; 5:30 TIONAL CHURCH, UNITED 10 a.m.. Church School, age 3 I November 4, 1975 from I will form carcinogenic products called Service of Worship and Bible p.m.. Dinner, Susan Royce, Woodruff pastOrs. LUTHERAN CHURCH, (Wisconsin through Grade 12, infant-nursery^ NITRDSAMINES. Saturday Masses at 5 and 7 p.m.; Synod), 300 Buckland Rd., South CHURCH OF CHRIST, Rev. preaching. .Special program for Hall; 7 p.m.. Ordination Service in available; 10:30 a.m.. Coffee and & Forh Four 1 9:00 A.M. to 11:00 A.M. ■ Sunday Masses at 8:30, 10 and 11:30 Windsor. Kenneth Knox, pastor. Six children; 7 p.m.. Evening Gospel the Sanctuary followed by reception. 10:30 a.m.. Worship and Sunday Conversation; 10:45 a.m.. Family The cancers produced by these nitrosamines do not Service. Hymnsing, music, and Bible a.m. 9 a.m., Sunday School; 10 a.m.. Package! Store will be cancelled. I SECOND CONGREGATIONAL School, Laity Sunday; 7 p.m.. Communion Service, meditation: occur overnight, like a cold or skin infection. It may message. Worship Service. Rt. 6, Bolton take several years for this tumor to pop up in the WHERE DID IT GD? CHURCH, UNITED CHURCH OF ST. FRANCIS OF ASSISI, 673 Pilgrim Fellowship. “God’s answer to our problem.” ST. JAMES CHURCH, Msgr. CHRIST, 385 N. Main St. Rev. Dr. Ellington Rd., South Windsor. Rev. WILL BE KIDNEY, STDMACH, LIVER or Edward J. Reardon, pastor; Rev. Felix M. Davis, minister. John C. Gay, pastor. Rev. Eugene M. YOU’LL LOVE THE ESDPHAGUS...Many critics say that the scientists .B ern ard Killeen, Rev. Louis 10 a.m.. Morning Worship, Nursery Kibride. ACTION YOU GET OPEN are using very high doses of nitrites to prove casual SAVE ON SUNDAY... relationship. However, studies in mice have shown Cremonie. through Church School Grade 12, Saturday iVlasses at 5 and 7 p.m.; IN THE HERALD ilection Day, AM) WHY?? WITH Saturday Masses at 5, and-7:30 Communion meditation by the Rev. Sunday Masses at 7:30, 9:30 and 11 WANT ADS quite the reverse!! This evidence’" shows that as lit­ p.m., Sunday Masses at 7:30, 9,10:30 a.m. JACK D. GOLDBERG as well as on Monday tle as 0.15% Nitrite and 0.1% of a weak amine Dr. Davis; 11:15 ia.m.. Board of 6 4 3 - 2 7 1 1 N6v. 4 a.m., noon, and 5 p.m. Deacons meeting...... produced CANCER of the forestomach in 100% of the GOOD THINGS TO EAT mice! DEOIEASE IH TOWN SERVICES GOOD THINGS TO BUY The OF EDUCATION Now what amines can help form the TASTE THE DIFFERENCE, WITH A FREE SAMPLE FOR f DEMOCRAT-. IVe are open hero at PInehurst nitrosamines? The antihistamines a person takes Bible SUNDAY 8 A.M. TIL 2 P.M. for his cold or hayfever or sinus congestion can DECREASE IN SCHOOL POPULATION EVERYONE OF OUR FRESH,-PURE S W EH , AND FOR help form the carcinogen. Also the very innocent NATURAL APPLE CIDER at Speaks Cash authorized check8...use your Gov’t Food decongestants and some of the common nose by Stamps and SAVE 60$ on 2 bottles when you buy drops can also form nitrosamines. Some of the Eugene FERRANDO’S ORCHARDS BOARD OF diet pills which contain appetite depressants BIRCH MOUNTAIN ROAD Brewer might also react in the same manner. I am sure 1971 ENROLLMENT: (3 Miles Beyond Vito’s Restaurant, Glastonbury) Why do people practice 10,182 MATT there are many more drugs and natural occuring DIRECTORS See Tht Cldtr Mill In Oparatlon Thli Wtekendl evil, even when knowing it amines, if researched out, would also produce the Crisp, Juicy Orchard Fresh: MclNTOSH, CORTLAND SUPPORT THE ENTIRE DEMOCRATIC TEAM | is sinful? Basically it is carcinogenic nitrosamines. 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PAGE B-ir.HT - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester^ Conn., Sat., Nov. 1, 1975 -V McAdoo in miH-season fornt MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Sat., Nov. 1. 1975 - PAGE NINE The Herald Angle McKay to leave USC By Earl Yost • leading Braves over 76ers Sports Editor NEW YORK (UPI) - Buffalo’s “For us to win we need team per­ 131-127, New Orleans ripped mance by Calvin Murphy. for Tampa NFL entr)' Bob McAdoo figures it will take him formance,” said Buffalo Coach Jack Milwaukee 100-85 and Los Angeles Consecutive baskets by George another week to get back in “tip-top” Ramsey. “We rely on McAdoo to walloped Seattle 120-104. Trapp, Curtis Rowe, Chris Ford and shape, -but the Philadelphia 76ers score for us. lyheil we were 10 up, we Archie Clark fueled the late spree by BfiiRKELEY, Calif. (UPI) - John think they had a right.to know.” about is the team, nothing else. In don't believe it. executed our offense well.” Lakers 120, Sonics'T04 the Pistons and enabled Detroit to McKay heaved a sigh. After McKay talked to his team, many ways, that will be a luxury.” Open season on firing announcers McAdoo looked in mid-season form ■ Kareem Abdul-Jabbar scored 27 overcome a 101-97 deficit 3:30 into He had it coming after trying to Culverhouse made the formal a n -, Most of the speculation — in Friday night. He scored 23 points and Buffalo scored the first 12 points of Apparently, as in the baseball manager picture in the major points, grabbed 24 rebounds and the final period and take a 118-109 keep his signing with the new Tampa nouncement in Tampa. Tampa area newspapers — is that hauled down 15 rebounds to lead the the final period to take a 77-67 lead ' leagues, it’s open season, too, on firing established baseball an­ blocked seven shots to pace Los lead with 3:30 left. Rowe and Bob club in the National Football League “I went after the man 1 thought McKay signed a pact calling for • Braves to a 92-87 win over the Sixers. iwith 8:34 remaining. The Braves led nouncers. Bob Prince, voice of the Pittsburgh Pirates for more Angeles over Seattle. Four Lakers Lanier led Detroit with 24 points- a secret for too long. could do the job better than anyone $750,000 over "five years plus paid up “I’ve had a couple injuries,” saijd on two other occasions by 10 points scored 20 or more points, with Cazzie apiece while Trapp had 20. Rudy McKay and Buccaneers’ Owner else.” Culverhouse said, and then insurance policies for himself and his than 20 years, was the latest to get the ax. Milo Hamilton in McAdoo, who has suffered chronic and were still on top by eight at 85-77 Russell and Don Freeman hitting 25 Tomjanovich backed Murphy with 21 Hugh Culverhouse reached agree­ added McKay was the only man he ■ wife, a home, thrpe cars and a radio Atlanta was also given a pipk slip. Ned Martin also appears out tendinitis in his right knee, “but I with 4:10 left. and Lucius Allen 20. The Lakers also for Houston. ment on a five-year contract a few really sought, although the Tampa and television show. in Boston due to a change in stations which will carry the Red should be back in tip-top shape in goi^om e good news when Gail weeks ago but at McKay’s insistence club talked previously with Ara “Don’t believe it,” McKay said. about a week.” Doug Collins then scored three Sox games next season and Harry Caray was fired in Chicago Gororich ended his 37-day holdout they decided to hold off on an an­ Parseghian, who quit his job at Notre “They make it sound like I was Wilt It was McAdoo’s jump shot with 51 field goals and George McGinnis one Jazz 100, Bucks 83 ...Former Pittsburgh Pirate pitcher Steve Blass is said to and said he would, play in Sunday’s nouncement until the end of the 1975 Dame last year, and Hank Stram, Chamberlain. 1 think I’ll get enough, seconds left that snapped an 85-85 tie. as the Sixers rallied for eight straight New Orleans put six players in dou­ have an inside track on getting the No. 2 job in the Pittsburgh game against Atlanta He did not sign collegiate season. fired by the Kansas City Chiefs in but it won’t be as much as newsmen Ernie DiGregorio hit a jumper points and an 85-85 tie with 1:23 left. ble figures, including Pete Maravich his contract and will play out his op­ Secrets like that are hard to hide 1974. have speculated. Not by a long shot. radio and teevee booth next season. Dick Stockton, who handled with 13 seconds left to make it 89-85 McAdoo and DiGregorio then came tion year. and Aaron James with 16 apiece, to World Series games this year, is said to be Prince’s through for the Braves. defeat winless Milwaukee. 'The these days and every time McKay Culverhouse and McKay remained But as 1 said, I didn’t take the job and after Steve Mix hit two free picked up a newspaper, there was mum on terms of their arrangement, solely for the money.” throws for Philadelphia with six Collins and McGinnis each scored Pistons 131, Rockets 127 Bucks were led by Dave Meyers, a replacement...Brodie Mountain in New Ashford, Mass, with cold another story speculating he was although McKay said it was fair to In his 14 years at USC McKay wrote seconds left, DiGregorio added three 21 points to pace the 76ers.. A 21-8 burst over a 4:30 span of the rookie from UCLA, who had 28 points weather forecast, opened for skiing yesterday: Snowmaking Elsewhere, Boston whipp'ed final period carried Detroit past and 14 rebounds. Brian Winters of the going to quit as athletic director and assurne he got a good contract. a , success story that may be hard to , machines started Thursday night ...Mike Mistretta, a senior, 6-5 foul shots to clinch Buffalo’s third football coach at the University of “ Still, the money wasn’t match. His teams won four national straight win. Portland 112-91. Detroit beat Houston Houston despite a 40-point perfor­ Bucks had 24 points. ' •. and 210, has again won a berth with the Trinity College varsity Southern California and take over in everything,’’ McKay said. “After 27 titles, went undefeated three basketball team. The former Manchester High player grabbed Tampa. years as a college coach I came to different seasons, played in the Rose Bowl eight times and won five. 126 rebohnds last season as a spot performer;f yi ...... Veteran Lewis featured “The pressure seemed to get the point where I felt I had to do bigger with each passing week,” something else. My family is grown McKay said that.he,has McKay said Friday after formal an­ (only one son remains at home) and I recommended long time assistant Year makes big difference nouncement finally'was made of his thought I might enjoy the challenge Dave Levy to succeed him as head What a difference a year makes in the Manchester Midget Tampa signing. “It got to the point of doing something different. You football coach at USC and Craig Fer- Ug to replace him as athletic Direc- Football League. The Giants sailed through an undefeated cam­ where we had to make the announce­ always, in the back of your mind, feel Spirits big rally ment to take the pressure off my there is one more job to do. 1 guess tor. paign last fall and this time around the team didn’t win once in team. The kids seemed to sense I’ve reached that stage in my ‘^oth are very able men," said five outings. Barry Smith guided the Eagles to the title this' something was going to happen and I career.” McKay, “and this way they could season while posting a perfect 6-0 won-lost standard...The first overcomes Nets didn”t think it was fair to keep them At 52 McKay is stepping down from continue in the USC tradition.” . hockey uniforms for East Catholic High’s team arrived this in the dark.” one of the better jobs in the As for his job with Tampa, McKay NEW YORK (UPI) — Freddie Lewis is one of the five original ' 'Week at Nassiff Arms. The Eagles are slated to play an informal So Friday morning, before boar­ collegiate ranks. As AD and head said he "pretty much knows" who he ABA players still in uniform since the league began nine years ding a plane for the Bay Area for football coach he could pretty much will ask to serve as his assistants and schedule this fall against area jayvee high school teams. On the ago. Saturday’s game against the Univer­ do as he pleased at USC but in recent that he is in no hurry to name them. other hand, Manchester High, also supplied with game uniforms If Kevin Loughery, coach of the New York Nets had his way, sity of California, McKay gathered years he had become bored with the ril do it at the proper time,” he ,'by Nassiff’s, will play a full regular schedule in its first his Trojans, who are 7-0 this year and endless meetings (as AD), and the said, meaning after the end of the ■endeavor. Lewis would have joined the 90 players who have already fighting for another Pacific 8 continuous traveling to make side collegiate season. “What I ’m in­ retired. Conference championship, and told money as a lecturer. terested in even more is who will be (Herald photo by Dunn) c02 Sue Brown on the move them what he had done. “You get to the point in life, " he my players. You know I’m Cherrie Dow Neipsic champion Lewis scored nine of the Spirits’ last 11 points in overtime “It was quite an emotional thing,” said, “where you feel a lot better sit­ experienced at coaching winners. I Sensational Cherrie Dow, 14-year-old junior high student, has Friday night to give St. Louis a 120-116 win over the Nets. Lewis, McKay said. “I don’t think it came as ting home than going off somewhere. may not know what to do with In the pros, all I’ll have to worry losers." won the women’s singles title at the Neipsic Tennis Club. She who was 32 on July 1 and has played on three Indiana Pacers a surprise to anyone. To be perfectly honest. I’m glad I finally told them. I defeated Betty Ann Capshaw in the finals, 6-0, 6-0...The team of championship teams, eliminated the Nets in last year’s fifth Jlzintra Bailey and Hilary Demarest, both teaching pros, won game at the Nassau Coliseum with a key three-point field goal SPORTS the women’s doubles by trimming Millie Lucek and Marti and a jump shot at the buzzer to win the game. Three ^girls contributing Pro „ hockey , . roundup ^ Tarliman, 6-0, 6-2...Stafford Speedway promoter Jack Arute has He did virtually the same thing Friday night. With St. Louis SLATE renewed to run NASCAR sanctioned shoes at his track next trailing 116-113 in overtime, Lewis hit a three-pointer from his season. The track will wind up Nov. 29 with a Turkey Gobbler favorite spot on the floor, in the corner. He hit again from the special...Three times Pat Mistretta, director of athletics at side, another jumper, this time from only 10 feet, to win the to Illing JV soccer program plumes now red hot Manchester Community College, scheduled a free soccer clinic game. Tor Manchester youngsters before a varsity game and three Both coaches felt that Lewis is the guy to take the shot in a Salii rdav By LKN AIJSTER to be a kind hearted soul and let them game is a lot of fun and we beat out a times the weatherman failed to cooperate. Dates were finally clutch situation. lot of boys but I think in a few years it F O O T H A i. l, Herald Sporlswriler come out and then cut them. I didn’t after iee-eold start exhausted and the clinic will be put off until next wilt be ridiculous to play them (the Manclivstcr at Ffrmi “We were playing great defense on that play,’’ said Loughery, Soccer in many parts of the coun­ think they had the stuff to compete season...Manchester Youth Hockey Association will participate boys). We’ll be too old,” perky Susan East Callioiic at Springfield Put­ “but Lewis just hit a great shot and that three pointer killed us.’’ try is growing by leaps and bounds in against the boys. They just didn’t NfiW YORK (UPI) - After a dreadful start, the Atlanta stated. “Right now we’re physically nam in one-on-one shooting exhibitions along with 16 dttief towns “One of the great clutch shooters in the game,’’ said St. Louis popularity among the younger set. look like athletes. They’re very Flames have turned things around. , _ bigger than the boys but in a few K()ek%ille at Newington during period breaks. at home games of the New England This past summer, for example, over feminine looking. The Flames lost their first four games but now have a 4-5-1 Coa^ch Rod Thorn, last year’s assistant Nets coach. years the boys we’ll be much bigger Earniinglon at South Wind.sor N 600 youngsters took part in the “But after watching two practices Whalers. Four youngsters a night, two shooters and two goalies, When asked about the tying three-pointer. Thorn said, “Fred­ than us,” Heather added. record after shutting out the California Seals 2-0 in Friday SOCCER ■ mm Manchester Rec program. The in­ I couldn’t cut them. They honestly will compete for a grand prize offered by Connecticut General Fellow teammates? “ I don't mind night’s lone National Hockey League game. MCC at? Middlesex CC (UPI Photo) die came to rne five seconds earlier and said ‘how about'a three creased interest in the sport is not and absolutely beat out boys for their Insurance...Boston’s sensational freshman baseball stars, Fred the girls," Rich Bidwell said, “ I Coach Fred Creighton says the key O pointer?’ I said ‘sure, if you get one take it’.’’ ^ ^ unusual. positions. And no one in the school thought it was strange at first but to the Flames surge has been the ad- They re a good checking team and Lynn and Jim Rice will appear at the International Auto Show Ernie D (15) passes off to Jimmy Washington What was different this season at pressured me on the subject. I didn’t 'Ski Club meeting I’acer.'i III, Nuggets 99 they’re pretty good.” dition of defenseman Larry Carriere ' kept us from breaking away. We Nov. 20-23 at the Hartford Civic Center. Domestic and imported Illing Junior High was the presence want any publicity because at other Rookie Dan Roundfield and Billy Knight hit 29 points each to In the first time around for Russo from Buffalo. played a good firs t. period for a 1976 models will be on display...If you are planning on taking in TOcr's Douf; Culliiis moved in liul lo<» laic to intercept l>all of three girls. Sue Brown, Linn Bono schools girls come out just to break Wednesday night thFre haven’t been any problems. “ He has pulled our team together change but then couldn't do anything, lead Indiana. The Pacers took a 55-49 halftime lead after 17 lead and Heather Plagge, on the previous­ the ice. But these girls are serious The Manchester Ski Club (MSC) the rodeo today or Sunday at the Hartford Civic Center, bundle “The girls play strict boys’ rules. and given us a good checker," It was a key game for us and we had changes in the first two periods and stayed in front the rest of the ly all-boys eighth grade team. Most socCer players," Russo commented. will meet Wednesday night at 7:30 at up. It was cool to cold for last night’s opening performance The reaction by their teammates at Creighton said after the victory. “We no excuses for losing.” importantly, they weren't there to Brown, in fact, led the team which Fiano’s Restaurant in Bolton. befpre a crowd of 5,000...Have a nice weekend. way. Denver got it down to four at 63-59 but couldn’t get any first was cautious and ridicule until played a sound game. We are noted The Seals emerged with a 3-6-2 just prove a point but because the compieted its season with an 8-1-1 The business meeting will be Celtics not at their best closer than six in the final period at 98-92. Dan Issel hit 26 points they found out when you bump into for our defense and showed it tonight. record. game is fun and one they enjoy im­ mark with eight goals from her left preceded by a ski film and a presen­ to lead the Nuggets. them they (the boys) fall down. Anytime you get a shutout, it is There were no other NHL games mensely. wing post and had the game-winning tation by a representative from the “When we start our warmup exer­ something special. When you do it on scheduled. In the World Hockey but stop Trail Blazers Stars 123, Squires 116 “ I wanted to go out for the team goal in the first encounter against Sugarbush Ski Area. cises the girls are out in front. the road, it is exceptional." Association, Cleveland drubbed Pro football roundup Ron Boone scored 37 points and Randy Denton added 24 give because I enjoy playing soccer. I've Bennet. Linn Bono, an attractive Free passes to a variety of ski They’re pretty much the fastest on Creighton naturally had kind words Quebec 6-2 and Edmonton tied New " BOSTON (UPI) — The Boston Celtics looked like they won its first win of the year. Ticky Burden, a star last year at played it in gym classes before but stringy-long haired brunette, started areas in the region will be drawn as the team. Before a game against for goalie Phil Myre, but the net- England 2-2. this was the .first time on a team,” several games at fullback and door prizes by club members. with mirrors. the University of Utah, led Virginia with 24, followed by former Kosciusko it was ’look at the girls, minder got a lot of help from Susan Brown, a cute 5-5 strawberry Heather Plagge also saw plenty of MSC will hold a used equipment V They didn’t seem to play all that well— no one player scored a Star Willie Wise with 23. look at the girls'. We fell behind 2-0 Carriere and his mates on defense as Criisadrrs 6, Nordlqiirs 2 blonde stated, “One thing which we action, sale Nov. 8 from 1 to 5 p.m. at the bundle of points — yet they managed to stomp the winless and Sue set up four quick goais. Then shown by the fact that California got Richie Leduc scoied a tluce-goal Giants favorites did want to do is let all girls know it’s “We felt we had just as much right home of club president Ken Tedford, it was ‘watch out for the girls, watch only 17 shots, including just seven in hat trick to lead Cleveland past Portland Trail Blazers 112-94 Friday night at Boston Garden. okay to go out for sports like soccer. going out for the team as the boys. 23 Campfield Rd. out for the girls’.” the final two periods. Quebec and into a tie for third place The victory pushed Boston’s record to 3-0 and left Portland at 0- Seven persons arrested Many thought we wanted to be with Most of the kids thought it was a good MSC, which owns a ski lodge in Watch out for the girls is indeed California, which has been es­ in the WHA West. Two of Leduc's 4. the boys but'that just isn’t true.” idea," the pretty and soft-spoken Ludlow, Vt., still has openings, for against Chargers right. They might not piay in high pecially weak in the first period, goals came in a minute span of the “ Winning this game was like For Tom Russo, coach of the team, Bono stated, “At first the boys on the membership and anyone interested is of Charlie Scott baskets late in the for taunting Gary Player school because they might be “too fired 10 shots in the first stanza and second period and he also assisted on pulling teeth, ” said Celtics Coach it was the first time having girls on (earn gave us a hard time but now invited to attend the meeting or call first quarter. old" but right now this trio is playing played well but then seemed to lose one of two goals by Ab McDonough. NEW YORK (UPI) — The New York Giants, with only two vic­ Tom Heinsohn, “A 12 point lead with SYDNEY (UPI) — Seven persons were arrested by police the team and his initial reaction was they respect us.” membership chairman Leo Kasel, The Celtics, who trailed by four and having a lot of fun. its spark. Oilers 2, W halers 2 tories in six games, find themselves in'the unfamiliar role of 10- three minutes to play isn’t what I an almost common one. “1 was going Will they continue to play? “The 649-4813. points early in the game, built a 27-23 today as they shouted antiapartheid slogans at South African Atlanta got going in the second Barry Long and Bruce MacGregor would call cracking it open. 1 get point favorites today. The reason is the opposition, the winless lead after one period, opened it to 51- golfer Gary Player during the third round of the Australian Open period when Curt Bennett hit his scored for Edmonton and Hon Climie very tired after a win like that.” Improve record San Diego Chargers. 43 after two, widened to 79-67 after seventh goal. Tim Ecclestone got his and Dan Arndt hit for New England Heinsohn, who has a flair for the Golf Championships Upping its record to 11-3 yesterday The Giants pulled off a stunning up­ three quarters and went ahead by 17 course by two Special Braneh detec­ third goai of the season eight minutes in the tie. New England went ahead melodramatic, really couldn’t have A police spokesman said four men was the Manchester Community set two weeks ago, defeating then un­ midway through the final period. tives. » (^oll<‘jj(i‘ riu iiiers into the final period. ' 2-1 early in the final period on The Giants, meanwhile, have been been too concerned about the out­ and a woman were arrested 6n the College women’s volleyball team beaten Buffalo 17-14 and put a big “ I don’t know what we did tonight Police late today, charged six men Coach Jack Evans of the Seals said Climie's power play goal but playing well lately after a rocky start come. Six of his players finished in fourth green shouting “ go home ill (‘usy violory with a double win over Northwestern scare into heavily-favored St. Louis but it just seemed like we were get­ and two women at a suburban police “to lose at home is discouraging, \Ve MacGregor tied the score 25 seconds but their offense still hasn’t moved double figures, led by Jo Jo White racist” as Player bent over a birdie by sepres of 15-3, 15-3 and 15-8, 15-13. last week. Today it’s the Giants who ting downcoqrUast and were getting station with “offensive behavior” seem to play better on the road than later when he banged home a into high gear. Coach Bill with 22, Dave Cowens with 21 and putt from 20 feet. Another two men Increasing its record to 14-5 yester­ Best for MCC were Betsy Meyshar, must be wary of the young Chargers, easier shots,” said White. following the incidents at the golf we do here. We couldn't get free. rebound. Armsparger is hopeful. Don Nelson with 19. Paul Silas added were arrested on the next fairway as day was the Manchester Community Pat Dyson, Sally Lentocha and Diane who list 12 of their 22 starters today Silas’ board work helped the course. “We still haven’t accomplished . , 13 and a game-high 19 rebounds for one of them tried to leap the College cross country team with a 17- Fleury. \ as rookies or first-year men. - Celtics to a 55-37 rebounding edge, anything back-to-back,” Arnsparger Boston, which was in control after marshaling rope as Player prepared 38 win over Tunxis Community The Chargers are a team with said, “but we still believe in our which was part of the difference. College and 20-35 decision over host taking he lead perma'nently on a pair to putt. BOARD OF EDUCATION problems. They have scored only system. We plan to keep working on The arrested demonstrators were University of Hartford. _ Grid future at stake four touchdowns this season and have things we believe in and the people bundled into a police wagon which VOTE Hartford’s Larry Woykovsky, a produced only 37 points, by far the we believe in. You don’t give up on had been following the gallery former MCC harrier, took top honors lowest total in the National Football people with talent.” around the greens. * with a 25:32 clocking over a 4.8 mile for several mentors League. They have averaged only six “We’re very proud of our defense More than 100 uniformed and FOR course. Cougar runners Kevin points and 181 yards total offense and but defense alone can’t win games plainclothes police mingled With the DeChamplain and Brian Collins tied NEW YORK (UPI) — ’Tis the weekend that college football two weeks ago suffered a major blow for you. I’m convinced it takes at gallery and six officers were no more for second with teammates Bruce coaches begin casting wary eyes and ears on the immediate when running back Don Woods, the least two of the three phases — Caldwell, Jim Wilkie and Ted than 10 yards from Player future. AFC Rookie of the Year last season, offense, defense and special teams — throughout the day’s play. DeCarli taking fourth, sixth and was knocked out for the year with a to win. One isn’t enough. A really big Earlier, today, Jiiil Holland, an seventh respectively. Some like George Welch of Navy, Joe Paterno of Penn State, knee injury. victory takes all three phases. But organizer of the Campaign Against Results: 1. Woykovsky (H), 2. tie Jerry Claiborne of Maryland, Tom Osborne of Nebraska, A1 The only bright spot for Charger very seldom can a solid performance Racial Extremists (CARE) was es­ DeChamplain (MCC), Coliins Onofi'io of Missouri and Doug Dickey of Florida have anxious Coach Tommy Prothro has been his from just one of the phases overcome 1 corted from the Kensington golf (MCC), 4. Caldwell (MCC), 5. eyes on a bowl bid. young defens^, which has allowed 126 the other two.” Naughton (T), 6. Wilkie (MCC), 7. Others like LSU’s Charlie McClen- points in its-six losses. DeCarli (MCC), 8. Miller (T), 9. ______don, Boston College’s Joe Yukica,-- Beaumont (H), 10. Gebhardt (H). and Notre Dame’s Dan Devine may >>KrW;WSS:¥SSS:¥:¥:W:W:W;¥:¥5:¥:¥:¥:¥:¥;¥:W:WSSSSS:WS:W^^ f soon be hearing louder, more serious alumni chants for their coaching Surgery for Oates Score scalps if their seasons don't turn PHILADELPHIA (UPI) The around quickly. Kuehl reaches big time as manager Philadelphia Phillies said Friday board Three games in particular which MONTREAL (UPI) — Karl Kuehl, who has been a winning the South Division title in 1974. catcher Johnnie Oates wili enter to get better — in the field and at the plate.” Methodist Hospital Sunday for sur­ may clarify the bowl picture are VERNA HUBLARD baseball manager since the age of 22, has finally reached Kuehl began his baseball career as manager of the He added: “I’ve managed them and 1 know they’re Penn State-Maryland, Nebraska- the big time as manager of the Montreal Expos. minor league class A club irt Salem, Ore., in 1959 when he gery on his left knee. EaMfNiglit’s Kcfiults going to improve. As a matter of fact, I don’t know where Phillies’ trainer Don Seger said the Missouri and Notre Dame-Navy. “It’s the thrill of my life,” Kuehl said Friday after was 22 years old. He continued his career as a scout for they’ll stop or how high we’ll go in the standings.” FRED NHL • Honor Gradjjate ol Expos' President John McHale made the announcement the Houston Astros and Seattle and Milwaukee American For Board surgery will consist of an “examina­ Atlanta 2, California 0 . At South Bend, Ind., where Devine, "Manchester High School Kuehl said his first priority was to put together, a tion and any procedure necessary.” is finding the criticism not much • Attended University ot "at a news conference. League teams before taking over the reigns of the Expos’ of Education Hartford coaching staff, “people that can help, give advice, are Oates, 29, aggravated the knee in a WHA more severe than what he endured at Kuehl, 38, replaces Gene Mauch, who guided the team minor league team in Quebec City. observant and aren’t afraid to give me ideas that are con­ • Studied Ballet in Hartford {EXPERIENCED IN: home plate collision with pitcher Cleveland 6, Quebec 2 Green Bay as -a pro coach, Notre and New York ^ since'it entered the league as an expansion franchise in During his tenure in the Expos’ organization, he has trary to my own. Hunum Relations Wayne-Twitchell on Aug. 10 when New England 2, Edmonton 2 Dame is currently in the throes of a • OpWated Verna Hare 1 1969. Mauch and his entire coaching staff were fired Oct. managed many of the young ball players who became the “Once we’ve done that we’re on the road to success.”* Dancing School in 1. , * ** nucleus of the squad that finished last season mired in a Management both players were chasing a pop foul. highly uncommon two-game losing Manchester McHale, who said that he was “happy to promote a NBA In taking over the Expos, Kuehl faces the challenge of tie for fifth place in the National League East with a 75-87 Teaching • Seger said the knee improved but the streak at home. Coupled with that is • Worked for Town of well-qualified man from within our organization” to the Boston 112, Portland 94 the arrival of Welch’s Navy outfit, Manchester and building a winning ball club after seven seasons without record. . Planning condition never'cleared, up. American Airlines managerial position, also announced that General Buffalo 92, Philadelphia 87 hoping for a big upset, and more im­ an ■above .500 record, 7 ButJhe new manager is optimistic his young talent will Manager Jim Fanning would retain most of his duties as BudgetiM • Volunteer Teachers Aide “The name of the game is to be successful and winning Probleai S o i ^ New Orleans. 100, Milwaukee 85 portantly, their first bowl bid since • Membership Chairman al mature next season. vice president in charge of player personnel in an Sign Arneson Detroit 131, Houston 127 Highland P a ^ School' in the major leagues is most important',” said the new HardWorii ^ 1963. • Married: 4 Daughters “I have an awful lot of young talent,” Kuehl said. “It’s organization shakeup that has abolished the GM post. WASHINGTON (UPI) - In an ef­ Los Angeles 120, Seattle 104 pilot, who managed the ExpOs’ Memphis Blue Triple;A vital that they continue to improve. They’re young ball He also gaid Danny Menendez, assistant general Paid For By Republican Town Coni' fort to bolster their injury-weakened The Middies, 5-2, are 14-point un­ farm club the past two seasons. players and there’s no reason why they shouldn’t continue manager last season, would become director of scouting. offensive line for their Sunday battle AHA derdogs but a victory or even a good VOTE REPUBLICAN While at Memphis, Kuehl compiled a 152-130 record. mittee - Charles McKenzie (Herald photo by Dunn) with the Cowboys, the Washington St. Louis 120, New York 116 (OVT) showing could go a long way in Afepublican Town Committee J Trees. Redskins signed former Dallas Indiana 111, Denver 99 enhancing their trances for aTiberty Charles McKenzie. Treas. :¥X"X-X-X'XrXrX;X«*:SS*XS:¥N¥X:pS?Sr¥a^¥:¥:¥S>¥S::?¥:?(l^¥Ka¥JSS!¥:¥ Linn Bono handlef^ ball tackle Jim Arneson Friday. * Utah 123, Virginia 116 Bowl bid. ^

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•••• eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee«»»«« * ••••••••••••••eeeeeeeeeeee , •••eeeeeeeeveeeeeeOeeeeeee Manchester Halp Wanted 13 Homes For Sale 23 Homes For Sale ' 23 Homes For Sells 23 Homes For Sale 23 Liiida Embser to play Handel CUSTODIANS - Experienced, MANCHESTER - four room hospital not^ part time, evenings or mor­ Cape,Lape, twoiwo fireplaces,tirepiaces, jgarage, nings, Manchester-East Hart­ RUDY SET. MOVE!! good neighbornood. Central, mKi* m Linda Embser of 39 Judith Dr. will ford, Vernon area, call 643-. low 30’s, call 646-8350. into your, three bedroom '■■■ “THIMKING OF SEIUHG?" ^XE2 LT0 I; be a.guest soloist Monday night at the Discharged Thursday: lolene ' •5691 between 2 and 6 p.m. Ranch that is beautifully dinisl (. raita T' MLS Chaminade Musical Club. She will Avery, East Hartford; Frederick spacious for comfortable MANCHESTER - new listing. PERSON - one or two days a Six room brick Cape, with two Call the agency that can make It happen. Our home .%iyj play two movements from the Riccio, East Hartford; Roland family living. Featuring week, 8 till 2, must have car garage. Three bedrooms, counsellora are available 7 daya a weak to aarve you. Handel Violin Sonata and will be ac­ CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING large applianced kitchen, 1 1/2 baths, formal dining r ~ Ricard,- East Hartford; Leslie drivers license, also includes Aak about our homo guarantee program. - companied by Mrs. Mary Blish. Fjsher, 59B Sycamore Lane; Jan inside work in ice cream carpeted living room, family room, heated porch. Mid-30’s. room with bar and Franklin passMtK, Miss Embser was awarded a Coulombe, East Hartford; Vernon plant. Apply in person. Royallyal Zinsser Agency, 646-15U. )■ 5srs»-4x fireplace, IV2 baths,'garage. II Laurel Music Camp Scholarship last ice Cream, 27 Warren St., 41 Busick, Enfield; Constance ’Trask, PHONE 643-2711 Manchester. All for 141,900. MANCHESTER - charming year oy the club. East Hartford; Ruth Weidig, 12A FORASSISTANCEIN PLACING YOUR AD RICHARDS & KEHMNA six room Ranch with garage REAIE’S CORNER Also appearing as guest on the Ambassador Dr.; Karen fiamf 8 MANAGER and Sales per- on landscaped lot. Two 528-9546 175 MAIN STREET program is Mrs. Deborah Benson Ridgewood Dr. Help Wanted 13 , sonnel - interviewing for new fireplaces, eat-in kitchen, PHONE 646-4525 INDEX lovelyely rec room. Priced in who is contralto soloist at a church in Also, Jacqueline Sturm, East Hart­ I ADVERTISING women’s fashion store, NOTICES ’ INSPECTOR- Experienced in y and M onday'a.m ., mid-forties, Zinsser Agency, New Britain, and former chorus ford; Ruthanne Wilson, RR 3, Coven­ S 1 Loit ind Found DEADLINE quality control, aircraft type Clothes Corner, K-Mart $27,300. ATTRACTIVE 5 room 646-1511. director of the Chaminade Club. try; Evelyn Walker, South Glaston-. 2 — Pwriontlt work, in process and final in­ Plaza, Vernon Circle, Vernon. EXECUTIVE L Ranch - nine 3 — Announcwmenti 12:00 noon the day before Ranch, fireplace, baseboard MANCHESTER CAPE rooms, 22x28 Master Her selections are by Roger Quitt­ bury; John Jacobs, 125 Brookfield spection, 50 hours, excellent BOLTON - HEBRON Line - 4 — Entertainment publication. heating, stove, refrigerator. seven room U&R Raised bedroom, family room, game er and include “ By a Fountain Side,” 5 Auctions wages, COmpany paid Hutchins Agency 646-3166. St.; Theresa Jordan, Storrs; — Deadline for Saturday and AUTO SALESPERSON Ranch, three bedrooms, fami­ Great yard and room, den, private yard, on “Weep You No More,” and a Quitter Monday is 12:00 Noon Friday. benefits. 528-9315, Spencer Rosemary Hicking, Coventry. FINANCIAL Machine Corp., 757 Goodwin Experltnce not necessary. Must ly, room, two fireplaces, one neighborhood for a young dead end street in prime v s Bonds-Stocks-Mortgages have at laaal a high tchool MANCHESTER - Large neighborhood, for further arrangement of “Believe Me If All Also, Barbara Overton, 201 Regan Street, East Hartford, Conn. acre, low 40's, by owner, 646- family, aluminum sided, ^9 — Personal Loans education. Apply in person to Mr. newer duplex three room details call Philbrick Agency, Those Endearing Young Charms.” 10 Insurance PLEASE READ 5107. Rd., Rockville; Timothy — Carter, or Mr. Duff. Carter apartment. Immaculate con­ seven rooms, 2-car garage. Realtors, 646-4200. She will be accompanied by Mrs. Christensen, 111 Croft Dr.; Colleen EMPLOYMENT YOUR AD INSURANCE AGENCY - Chevrolet Company, Inc., 1229 dition throughout. Priced Please call for address and 13 Help Wanted Growing Vernon agency Main Street, Manchester. Eliza Ventres. Perkins, 79 Walnut St.; Elame Had­ Classified ads are taken over, right, R. Zimmer, J.D. Real IVTANCHESTER - Richard full details. $37,900. GARRISON COLONIAL - four 14 — Business Opportunities seeking person with heavy Estate, 646-1980. Martin School, seven room Mrs. Mary Stewart, contralto dad, Willimantic; Christopher Situation Warned the phone as a convenience. years old, fieldslone 15 — personal lines secretarial Ansaldi Built Raised Ranch, soloist at the First Presbyterian Nelson, Hartford; Jeffrey Rawson, The Herald is responsible for O O EG A R D I tireplace, beam ceiling, walL EDUCATION only one incorrect insertion and experience, call Mr, Smith DENTAL ASSISTANT - Part FIRST TIME on market, An- two fireplaces, rec room, to-wall carpeting, family Church in Hartford, will sing 118 Harlan St. 16 Private Instructions then only to the size of the 643-5141.. — lime, (two whole days) or full saldi built, brick front, three beautiful private treed yard, ,-pv REALTY room, sliding glass doors to 19 Schools-Classes original insertion. Errors which “Trees" written by Joyce Kilmer 20 -- Instructions Wanted time position in multi-staff bedroom Ranch, 2 fireplaces, $59,900, Hayes Corporation, ’ a-, 643-4365 large deck, garage, mint con­ and Handel’s “Where E’er You do not lessen the value of the AVON - Do something when dental practice in Rockville central convenient location. 646-0131. dition, $51,700. Philbrick Learn to sew REAL ESTATE advertisement will not be cor­ your children are in school. Be Area. Primary respon­ 100x150’ lot. Only $42,500. Bel Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. Walk.” Mrs. June Tompkins will ac­ 23 Homes (or Sale rected by an additional inser­ an Avon Representative. Meet company her. “Sew Easy with Knits,” a fashion 24 — Lots-Land for Sale tion-. sibilities: educating and Air Real Estate, 643-9332. BOLTON - Attractive 25 — Investment Property people. Have extra money for motivating patients in dental lakeview year 'round 4 1/2 The meeting will be in the'Federa­ show and demonstration, is 26 — Business Property clothes. Choose your own room Ranch, fireplace, knotty RAISED RANCH - on extra 27 — Resort Property home care, x-rays, limited NEW LISTING - Large seven tion Room at Center Congregational scheduled Nov. 13 at 8 p.m. at the Hours. Interested? Call 523- chairside assisting, some room Ansaldi built Raised pine throughout, porch, new large lot, with country at­ FIRST OFFERING 26 — Real Estate Wanted 9401. mosphere, in Manchester. ' United Congregational Church of related office duties. Position Ranch, tile baths, built-ins, cedar siding, low taxes, school Martin School, Dartmouth Church and will begin at 8 p.m. All MISC. SERVICES Seven rooms, 1 1, 2 baths, two requires rnaturity, outgoing carpeting, two fireplaces, bus. Low 20's, 742-9600, women interested in music are in­ Tolland. 31 Services‘Offered ADVERTISING fireplaces, sliding glass doors Heights, large seven-room — Painting-Papering NURSES AIDES - All shifts, large family room, two-car vited to attend. Refreshments will be The program, sponsored by the 32 personality, prior experience to large deck, aluminum Raised Ranch, plaster Terrifying apparitions 33 — Building-Contracting full and part time, weekdays with public contact garage, one acre lot, with — RATES STAFFORD SPRINGS siding, 2-car garage. Only walls, tile baths, large Linda Embser served. church’s Women’s Fellowship, will 34 Roofing-Siding and weekends. Only preferable. Mail resume to extra buildings suitable for 35 — Heating-Plumbing’ OPEN FOR INSPECTION $47,500. Philbrick Agency, closets, built-ins, feature Judy Fresk, a sewing instruc­ — Flooring experienced need apply. Good P.O. Box*289, Manchester. storage or horse, Bolton area. Among the many strang apparitions appearing in Manchester 36 1 day . 10(t word per day Realtors, 646-4200. tor with G. Fox & Co. of Hartford. 37 — Moving-Tfucking-Storage starting salary and liberal Convenient to 1-84. Owner’s SUNDAY 1 - 4 carpeting, two fireplaces, this week was a ghost here terrifying the students of the 36 — Services Wanted 3 days ..94 word per day fringe benefits. East Hartford RELAIBLE Babysitter for anxious. Dubaldo-Lesperance, 38-40 CONVERSE ST. large family room, two-car The public is invited to the free 6 days . .84 word per day MANCHESTER - Magnificent Convalescent Home, 745 Main two school age children from 646-0505. Directions: Route 84, to Stafford garage, city utilities, Waddell School. The ghost’s mother calls him Craig Matthews. event. Refreshments will be served MISC. FOR SALE 26 days . .74 vDord per day nine room Dutch Colonial in East Hartford has 41 Articles for Sale Street, East Hartford, Conn. 2:45 to 12: 20 p.m. Call before Exit to Route 32, north to center to excellent condition. Priced (Herald photo by Dunn) — Building Supplies 15 words. $2.00 minimum prestige area. Oversized for­ and door prizes will be awarded. 42 3, 649-5742. VERNON - just over Converse. to sell! 43 — iPets -Birds- Dogs Happy A d s ...... $2.19 Inch TWO FAMILY - Exceptionally love­ mal dining room, modernized — PAINTER - some knowledge Manchester line, a gorgeous 44 Livestock ly five rooms each side. This country kitchen with new microwave CHARLES LESPERANCE 45 Boats & Accessories of paperhanging, willing to EXPERIENCED finisher, ten room split Ranch, with home completely renovated, top to oven and range, four big 46 — Sporting Goods train, salary according to part time, to finish new large pool, cabana, etc., high 649-7620 27,000-plus voters — bottom. Oil heal, garage, large lot, 47 Garden Products bedrooms, beautiful treed lot. experience, good fringe Kitchen cabinets, must know 50’s and well worth it, T. J. Benoit lists accomplishments 46 — Antiques city sewer, water, most convenient. $86,90o. Ann Lord Really, 528- 49 - Wanted to Buy benefits. East Hartford Con­ how to use spray gun and mix Crockett Realtor, 643-1577, High 30's. Look at your leisure. 4139. valescent Home, 745 Main St., colors. Apply Apollo Cabinet Furlher information, call NEW RANCH - Extra large ' RENTALS modern kitchen, two baths, The East Hartford registrar of U, total 2,301. V e r n o n “The Vernon citizen has noted the truths. He said they have also shown 52 Rooms for Rent East Hartford. Company, Elm Street Ext., STAFFORD SPRINGS - two TQLLAND - New listing. Im­ — DONALD S. GALE fireplace, 2-car garage, voters office completed a tally of District 7,1,802 - D, 639 - R, 982 - U, 53 Apartments for Rent 646-5025. family, exceptionally lovely, maculate three bedroom Wrapping up his campaign as inaccessibility of the mayor and the that the failure to plan ahead by the 54 — Homes for Rent BREAKFAST COOK - 5 a.m. five rooms each side. This Realty Co. 289-7938 - 848-3790 aluminum siding and win­ — Business for Rent Ranch, 1 1/2 baths, carpeted East Hartford voters after the final total -. 3,423. deterioration of business es­ McCoy administration has cost the 55 to 7:30 or 8 a.m., more hours country home completely dows, large deck, picture win­ Democratic candidate for mayor of 56 — Resort Property for Rent living room, paneled recrea­ sign-up session in October. District 8-A, 1,151 - D, 356 - R, 533 - __ dow in basement with walk­ Vernon, Thomas A. Benoit, outlined tablishments along Rt. 83 and in town literally hundres of thousands 57 Wanted to Rent if desired, rotating weekends, Situation Wanted 15 renovated, top to bottom. Oil tion room, wooded lot, $34,900, The figures will only change if U, total - 2,040. 58 — Misc. for Rent willing to train. East Hartford heat, garage, large lot, city MANCHESTER - cute Ranch out to patio. $47,900. Philbrick some of the things he has since the Rockville,” he said. of dollars. with four bedrooms, rec Amedy Realty, Realtors, 875- residents who become 18 years of age District 8-B, 758 - D, 284 - R, 391 - AUTOMOTIVE Convalescent Home, 745 Main FEMALE COMPANION sewer, water, most con­ Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. campaign began. He added that he in turn has made “I firmly believe that my room, fireplace, full base­ 6283. between the last session and election U, total - 1,433. 61 Autos for Sale St., East Hartford. available for senior citizens. venient. High 30’s. Look at He said when he accepted the concrete proposals in the areas of experience in government, (as a 62 — Trucks for Sale Household duties included at your leisure. Further infor­ ment, priced to sell at $36,900, RAISED RANCH - seven day register. District 9,1,208 - D, 372 - R, 643 - U, 63 — Heavy Equipment for Sale HELP WANTED in tray Owner anxious, Frechette & rooms, beamed cathedral nomination for mayor he stated he comprehensive planning for the town membef of the Town Council) — Bonds-Slocks-Morigages 8 reasonable rates. Phone after mation, call Donald S. Gale, total - 2,223. 64 Motorcycles-Bicycles Martin, Inc, Realtors 646-4144. ceiling in living room with The total count is 27,101. would conduct an open door-to-door to get downtown Rockville back on business and civic affairs will be of 65 — Campers-Trailers-Mobile room, part or full time. 3 p.m. 649-0314, Realty Company. 289-7939, ■A-REDWOOD FARMSY^ Totals are: 15,337 - D, 4,466 - R, 7,- Homes Laurel Manor, 91 Chestnut 646-3790. fieldstone fireplace, eat-in By district and party, the its feet, to open council meetings to significant assistance to me in MORTGAGES - 1st, and 2nd Lovely 7-room_ Raised 298 - U.. campaign throughout the town and 66 Automotive Service Street. 649-4519, TOLLAND - Price reduced. kitchen, formal dining .room, breakdown is: the public, and to avoid the annual carrying out the duties of mayor and 67 — Autos for Rent-Lease mortgages — interim finan­ Six room L Ranch, large Ranch, 3 bedrooms, The figures were tallied by a com­ 'that he would identify and discuss the cing — expeditious and con­ MANCHESTER - Value and 15x21 family room with' District 1,1,995 - D, 363 - R, 75 - un­ major issues and clearly budgetary fiasco which has been to operate our government in an EX PER IEN C ED Chef to charm goes with this seven living room with fireplace, carpeted living room and fireplace, wooded acre lot affiliated, total - 3,115. puter Oct. 11. Guest of honor fidential, service, J.D, Real □ EDUCATION equipped kitchen, three good demonstrate the need for a change. prevalent in Vernon. economical and efficient manner,” •Estate Assoc. 646-1980. prepare noon and evening room ranch with three dining room w/sundeck, with privacy, garage, $44,900, Dro|)-in center meal in a large convalescent bedrooms, family room, sized bedrooms, ample Philbrick Agency, Realtors, District 2-A, 743 - D, 198 - R, 310 - Mrs. Lucile Johnson, supreme Benoit is running against incum­ “I have pledged that if elected I Benoit said. eat-in kitchen, 18x24’ fami­ U, total 1,251. home. Good starting salary, living room with fireplace, closets, attached garage. ly room w/fireplace and 646-4200. 'The East Hartford Parks and president of the Emblem Club will be bent Mayor Frank McCoy who is would conduct office hours for all “With an able and dedicated Town Private Instructions 18 Beautifully landscaped, $39,- District 2-B, 950 - D, 302 - R, '491 - excellent fringe benefits. kitchen with stove, dis­ patio, alum, siding, 2-car Recreation Department will sponsor guest of honor at a dinner Friday at completing a third term. citizens to meet with me to discuss Council and Board of Education we Must work every other hwasher and disposal, above 500. Amedy:dv Realty," Realtors MINI-FARM on West side, U, total 1,743. □ EMPLOYMENT PROFESSIONAL Tutoring garage, all on acre wooded a drop-in center for high school-age the Rockville Lodge of Elks. He said he has kept this promise problems, or ideas,” he said. can, together, return local govern­ weekend and some holidays. ground pool and much more. 875-6283. seven room home in excellent District 3-A, 577 - D, 218 - R, 351 - East Hartford Convalescent Service, Reading and Math. Reasonable offers considered. lot w/gorgeous view. condition, new siding etc., people at Goodwin School on Forbes Mrs. Ruth Ventura, of the over the past two months. He talked He said the Democrats have ment to the people and take strides S v y a d s i Free consultation and evalua­ U, total 1,146. St. . Rockville Emblem Club, who was demonstrated that Republican toward making Vernon the kind of Help Wanted 13 Home, 745 Main Street, East Asking $38,900. Cantor & TOLLAND - Three bedroom, garage, large lot with garden with many residents and listened to Hartford, Conn. tion, 649-8023 or 522-6506. Goldfarb Realtors, 871-0005, front to back split level, living and fruit trees, shed, $42,000. District 3-B, 1,124 - D, 255 - R, 501 - The center will be open Friday elected to her fifth term as supreme claims of economy in government town we want it to be and want it to MERRin their concerns about the direction of JOBSEEKERS Employment 875-6244, room with cathedral ceiling, Realtors 646-1180 Philbrick Agency, Realtors, U, total - 1,880. evenings from 7 to 10 and Saturday treasurer, will also be present at the the town and the lack of planning and are,, when the facts are known, become,” Benoit said. PART TIME Help wanted, 8 family room with fireplace, 646-4200. Service - open 8 a.m.-8 p.m.. •••••••••••••••••••••••••• District 4,1,506 - D, 496 - R, 674 - U, evenings from 7 to 11 beginning next dinner as well as other officers from leadership nothing more than political half- with full and part time oppor­ a.m. to 3 p.m., Monday breezeway, attached garages. total - 2,676. weekend. through Friday, must be able $43,900. Amedy Realty, TWO-FAMILY 5-5, with 2-car other clubs. tunities available now. East □ REAL ESTATE TOLLAND - Gracious center District 5,1,157 - D, 371 - R, 607 - U, Hartford, 568-1070. to do Tight repair work, and be Realtors, 875-6283, garage, in desirable location,, The program will be held in the all­ This will be the first time, the MANCHESTER entrance Colonial, Totally handy to all schools. Excellent total - 2,135. purpose room of the school where the gas attendant. Also full time Rockville Lodge of Elks will be FOR THE BENEFIT mechanic wanted, 8 a.m. to 5 Homes For Sale 23 MANCHESTER - eight room functional floor plan, eight condition $44,500. Philbrick District 6-A, 963 - D, 263 - R, 509 - teens can enjoy ping pong, table entertaining a supreme president of LEGAL NOTICE OF THE AMERICAN p.m. Monday through Satur­ TO SETTLE ESTATE newer Colonial, on acre lot, rooms, 2 1/2 baths, fireplace, Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. U, total - 1,735. games, bumoer pool, shuffleboard day. Apply in person at R&G Three family, 6-3-3, two-car four bedrooms, living room, attached garages, view. Must the Emblem Club. Insight THE EIGHT UTILITIES CANCER SOCIETY $36,900 - Duplex, 6-3, cabinet District 6-B, 1,403 - D, 349 - R, 549 - COST CALCULATION Auto Service, 917 Center St., kitchens, fireplace, carpeting, garage. Fast Sale Needed! dining room, kitchen, 2 1/2 be seen to be appreciated. and music for dancing. Mrs. Johnson will also be visiting Come and See the $66,500. Amedy Realty, DISTRICT CLERK Manchester. tile baths, $435 monthlythh in­' MANCHESTER baths, family room with MANCHESTER other state clubs during the week. On into her NOTICE OF Mitten Tree fireplace, two ear garage. Realtors, 875-6283. To work in our main office. come. Hutchins Agency, 646- REDWOOD FARMS Sunday she will install the newly SPECIAL MEETING hand made mittens FULL TIME Salesperson in RECENT TWO FAMILY tremendous buy at $54,900, Hours: 8 a.m. - 5 p.m., Mon­ 3166. By Owner elected officers of the Danbury NOTICE Is H ER EBY and other goodies fine jewlery store, now Immaculate condition, three Frechette k Martin, Inc, CAPE COD - two years old, lifestyle day through Friday. Com­ Realtors, 646-4144. 24' living room, first floor Eight-room Dutch Colonial. Large Emblem Club. GIVEN that there will be a through January 1. Sales bedroom apartments, many dining room, baths, kingsize for sale pany paid fringe benefits MANCHESTER - Price family room with fir^lace Special Meeting of the voters experience helpful but not reduced $3,000 on this im­ extras. Separate furnaces Master bedroom, first floor family Sue Brander, spinner and at The Apply: necessary. Apply Shoor HEBRON - Near Route 2, $2,- and beamed ceilings. Eat-in of THE EIGHTH UTILITIES maculate seven-room Cape. and driveways. Fenced in room. New in-ground pool. Two- Hebron Show weaver, will share her in­ Connecticut Bank Jewelers, 917 Main St., 400 down, 8 1/2% interest, if kitchen, formal dining room, car garage. Fantastic view of in Custom kitchen, three or four DISTRICT of Manchester, 60x150 level lot. Owners qualified plus closing cost. king sized Master bedroom, Hartford. Moving out of state. sight into a 19th Century 8i Trust Co. — Manchester. bedrooms, rec room, over­ Andover principal Unusual exhibits have been Connecticut, to be held on l»IENEY BROS INC. building a new home. Tenant Country aluminum sided aluminum siding, two car gar­ Must sacrifice- Offers accepted. lifestyle in Tolland when Friday evening November 7, 893 Main St. 31 Cooper Hill St. sized garage. Secluded yard Raised Ranch, fireplace, gar­ age, treed lot, mint condition,' LowSO's. arranged for the Hebron Historical KITCHEN HELPER - 9 a.m. - etc. Priced to sell. $37,900. R. income cuts your monthly she speaks to the 1975 at 7:30 P.M. at the Manchester Manchester, Ct. 2 p.m., four day week, must payments in half. Easily age, $40,500. Robert $53,200, Philbrick Agency, M T jggJZ Society's Sixth Annual Antique Show Monday, Zimmer, J.D. Real Estate, Associates, 228-9274. Realtors, 646-4200. Unitarian-Universalist So­ Bentley School, Hollister be dependable and mature, 646-1980 financed, ’’ outlines his goals and Sale Saturday, Nov. 8 from 10 to ciety East Sunday at Street, for the following pur­ November 3, small restaurant, call 643-0848 MANCHESTER - Ranch, six COLONIAL - seven rooms, 1 VERNON - $38,900 - Country 5 at Rham High School. 10:30 a.m. at the poses:' 9 a.m. - 3 p.m. after 5 p.m. REDUCED FOR quick sale - LAWRENCE F. FIANO ' Mrs. Bernetta Temple, master oversized rooms with at­ 1/2 baths, three bedrooms, living, one minute from Also standardiziilg the use of the Manchester Community Y, 1. To choose a Moderator; PHONE FROM home to ser­ two family, 30 Locust Street, REALTORS 649-5371 breezeway, garage, swim­ highway. Six room Ranch, Doiinu Holland quilter and certified teacher of vice our customers in the tached garage plus fully 646-0375 math text by pinpointing the essen­ 79 N. Main St. 2. To see if the voters will no agents. 646-2426, 9-5. enclosed,...... insulated rear porcr cn ming pool, redwood deck, newly painted, 18' above­ quilting, will show her prize-winning vote to extend the present Manchester area, flexible David Kravet, Andover Elemen­ tial units which should be covered Her talk, “So Much for den or TV, 64 Milford wooded yard. $42,500. ground pool, large family Texas Star quilt. It won “first prize” District boundary iines to in­ hours, super earnings, 249- EXPERIENCED RANCH - three bedrooms, Philbrick Agency, Realtors, room with bar, new wall-to- Depends on a Red □ NOTICES 7773. Road, Manchester Green- tary School principal, has outlined first, organizing a program of at the “Big E” in Massachusetts. clude the Buckland area, so- fireplaced living room, dining BOLTON - three bedroom Buckley School area. Asking 646-4200. wall carpet. Call Pat, Century goals for the 1975-1976 school year. creative writing and expression and Performing Sunday Wheelbarrow,” is the first called, as set forth and ••••••••• TUBE ASSEMBLER room, garage with porch, nice Ranch, fireplace, hardwood $35,900. Call 643-6882 for ap­ 21. Jackston-Avante, 646-1316 Adverliseinents in a series — “ Parish MECHANIC - long established Able to work to blueprint treed lot. Merritt Agency, 646- floors, newly decorated, full or 646-5461. The administrative goals include stressing the skills for correct described in the application of Lost and Found 1 and well equipped general pointment. CAPE - Six rooms, treed lot, The Chancel Choir of the South United Methodist requirements, needed to 1180, basement, large treed yard, city utilities, handy location, encouraging teaming of all kinds, writing and expression, establishing Earth or Perish Earth?” — a liiajority of owners of real garage, needs a seasoned car $35,900, Century 21, Tedford For Responsive Town Govern­ Church will present Johannes Brahms’ “Requiem” in a FOUND - Female, Black assemble tube assemblies $31,500. Philbrick Agency, ANDOVER - gentleman's fostering a better understanding of and implementing a'program for the dealing, with ecological property in the additional and truck mechanic. Good REDWOOD FARMS - Custom Real Estate, 647-9914. EAST HARTFORD $46,900 ment,- Vote Democratic November special service commemorating the 50th anniversary of L abrador Dog. Call Dog for aircraft quality parts. Realtors, 646-4200. mini-farm. 5.8 acres, 7 1/2 the Rham High School program for teaching of library skills and. begin­ concerns. area to be served and furnish wages and fringe benefits. seven room Raised Ranch, A SIGHT TO BEHOLD! room Dutch Colonial, barn, 4th. Paid for by Hebron Democratic the present sanctuary and the 51st anniversary of the fire protection to such ad­ Warden, 646-4555. References. Mellen, White Call for appointment, 649- three bedrooms, 18x24’ SPEND CHRISTMAS in the the faculty and community, coor­ ning library research in Grade 2, She will display samples Breathtaking view sur­ CIRCA 1830 well maintained pasture, excellent condition, Campaign Committee. founding of the choir, Sunday at 7:30 p.m. ditional territory. and Pashaw, 107 Burnside 2851 between 3-4 p.m. fireplaced family room, dou­ country, “a touch of class,” dinating maintenance services, having students in G ra d e s'4-6 of her weaving and show FOUND - Male mixed rounds this immaculate 6 nine room Antique Colonial, 60's, Ferrigno Realtors, 423- The concert is dedicated to all those who have served in The Eighth Utilities Ave., East Hartford. ble garage, acre wooded lot quality built executive homes, maintaining good press coverage for prepare a major research project,, Vote for Steve Reid, First Select­ the first steps in turning shepherd - Collie. Call Dog THE E.A. PATTEN CO. four fireplaces, four 1886, 228-0668. South Church and have passed on. District__ with gorgeous view. Merritt country living yet close to con- roqm Ranch, Formal din. every facet of school activity, having man; Cynthia Wilson, Selectman and fleece into fabric. Warden, 646-4555. INSURANCE AGENCY - 303 Wetherell St. bedrooms, study, one full and presenting and revising and refining The choirmaster is Dr. B. Glenn Chandler and the Michael Massaro, Agency 646-1180. veniences. Eight room room, 2 baths & much more! two 1/2 baths plus attached COVENTRY - NORTH. Three the school community communicate the language arts skill sequence. the entire Democratic Team on She is descended from growing Vernon agency Manchester Colonial and seven room bedroom Ranch, large living organist is Joy B. Chandler. The soprano and bass President LOST- vicinity of town dump 649-5306. five room unfinished carriage effectively with the Andover com­ November 4th. Paid for by Hebron families which settled seeking person with heavy MANCHESTER - new listing, Raised Ranch, each on 2 1/2 room, country kitchen with John C. Flynn, Olcott St., small Shetland commercial lines secretarial five room older horne, a n tra l EQUAL HOUSK OPPODTUMn shed, potential for studio, Human relations include creating soloists will be Janes Shreeves and Robert Gordon Jr. secluded wooded acres. Both etc., two story barn, well seven acres. $42,000. 742-8993, munity, encouraging Andover Democratic Campaign Committee. Tolland. Ms. Brander left Acting Clerk collie, answers to Beau- experience, call Mr. Zackin location, small barn iZ9,900, qualify for $2,000 tax rebate BARROWS & WALLACE climate for the growth of a positive Assisting will be Sue Uznanski, piano, and Irving Austin, Kenta, $10 reward, 649-6336, BABYSITTER - to live in or MancheilK Ha»en Hjrttotd treed lot, $54,000, Philbrick weekdays after 6, or residents to visit the school, in­ New England to earn a Dated at Manchester, Connec­ 643-5141. Hayes Corp., 646-0131. plus clo.sing costs paid by weekends, all day. staff self image and encouraging timpani. ticut this 23 day of October, commute to my home, for 649-5306 397 1515 ?2S-6615 Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. volving team members in currleulum\ master’s degree in English three children, ages,' 13, 9, 5, builder. Principals only. Cal:all team members to share their The public is'invited. A free-will offering will be taken. LOST - Savings Passbook MACHINE SHOP Foreman- MANCHESTER- first offering and special committees, involving Rockville at Notre Dame. 1975. number 022-0-19264-5 Hartford call 646-0108, after 6, 646-5182 anytime or 649-7265 experience. Experienced with seven rooms, full basement after 6. the committees in the decision­ National Bank and Trust Com­ Briageports, lathes, chucker, all city utilities, oil heat, com­ 24 pany. North Manchester Of­ iOE PART TIME, take inventory Lots-Land For Sale making process and stressing safety ^ Personal goals fop the principal in­ and screw machines. Must be plete aluminum siding, MANCHESTER - Assumable OPEN FOR INSPECTION hospital notes fice. Application made for in local stores. Car necessary. in every aspect of school activity. clude being able to n^me every stu­ willing to work and encourage excellent condition, asking mortgage. Clean six room SATURDAY & SUNDAY 1-4 COVENTRY - NORTH, ap­ payment. others to work on precision Write phone number, Academic goals include the dent in school by November, com­ Admitted Thursday: John An- experience to: I.C.C., Box 304, price $36,900. Assumable 6% Cape. Aluminum siding... proximately 45 acres wooded, JACK D. aircraft parts. Top wages and children making one month's growth Paramus, N.J. 07652. mortgage, with large down F’inished rec room. Only $7,- 600' frontage. A steal at $19,- mending staff and students for a job dredi, W. Main St., Rockville; Gail LOST - Savings passbook 038- benefits. 528-9315. Spencer RE-ELECT 0-02699-7, Hartford National payment. Charles 900 needed to assume. Pasek 000. terms. Frechette & Mar­ per month of school attendance, well done when deserved, becoming Atkins, Hoffman Rd., Ellington; GOLDBERG Machine, 757 Goodwin Street, Lesperance, 649-7620. Realtors. MLS 289-7475. tin Inc., Realtor's, 646-4144. team members reviewing and re­ Bank and Trust Co., East Hartford, Conn. PART TIME - bookkeeper ac­ a partner with the teachers in the Diane Bumba, Storrs, Scott Carson, Manchester Green Office. countant, Manchester Public MANCHESTER - Aluminum MANCHESTER - new listing, emphasizing the basic charge of the planning and programming for 50 per :Cora Rd., Tolland; Jennie Costello, DEMOCRAT Application made for pay­ COVENTRY - % acre building TEMPOR/^*Ir Y HELP for accountant requires bright sided beauty, three bedroom ten room older home with two lot, high and dry, well with' school — reading and math instruc­ cent of the students, demonstrating, Hartford Tpke., .Vernon; ; Frances FOR BOARD OF ment. person to assist busy prac- tion— team membeis taking full ad-\ savings bank, typing ability Raised Ranch with 2 baths, car garage on over one acre new submersible' pump, tool an'interest in the problems and con­ .vcFitzpatriCk, Hillside Dr., Ellington; DIRECTORS essential. For details, call Mr. tioner in accounting and tax fully applianced kitchen, 2 lot. Large kitchen, six shed. $7,900, Centurv 21, Ted­ ' vantage of testing results, using cerns of each member of the school, Sandr'a Gauthier, Tiimhlebrook Dr., LOST - Savings passbook 038- Matrick, 646-1700, areas. Write Box J,' fireplaces, 2-car garage. $53,- Goldbergberg

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Sat., Nov. 1, 1975 - PAG E THIRTEEN PAG E TW ELVE - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn,, Sat., Nov, 1, 1975 Charles M. Schultz FRANK AND ERNEST Wanted to Buy 49 Aparintenta For Rent S3 , Apartmenta For Rent * 53 Business for Rent 55 Dear Abby Answer to Previous Puzzle FRANK & ERNEST - VETERINAR/ANS ANTIQUES, lamps, dolls, BOLTON NOTCH - Modem PI ANII I S clocks, guns, oil paintings, sales office and storage Tuneful 0 B 1 n i ] V E N E T H o M f IT o ^ G I& 0 A I e Tt I0 N R R I-WENT TI?ICK0RTR£ATIN6" I SAT IN A Pl/MPKIN QO W U WANT statues, crank phonographs, NOW RENTING!! facilities. Commercial, In­ \y By Abigail Van Buren A. i i L A m N X 1 i LAST N16HXANP ALL 1601 PATCHFORAWEEK.ANP . fM RO CK? . ^ oak furniture, 646-2690, 646- dustrial, telephone 1-223-4460. ACROSS 3 Seth's son i t N e M Y S I* F £ IS YoVR 1882. , 1 Musical symbol (Bib.) __ J 0 S T R [s IN tM 6A6 WAS A l?0CKL' I DIPNT66TANVTHIN6! INDEPENDENCE | s 5 “The — I- 4 Musical ' E A R R IJ 2 a a i a • Chord" ~ direction IE X X lE 1 3 S E153I3 a T ARM, egUIE? X Wanted to Rent 57 1^ / ♦ 9 Musical 5 Pillar J1 I 2 n 13 IS A L E E u e VILLAGE 6 Indolent Y 3 * measure 1P I] S T P 1 □ RENTALS Manchester TWO CAR Garage with con­ 12 Colton fabric 7 Slovenly one e X El A 0 A V 1 s \ ♦ crete floor ana electricity 13 Husband of 8 Fork prongs Oir. from Route 6 & 44A D E A R A B B Y : I am 84 and my wife is 77. We’ve been 2 D E u C E. n 0 s . ♦ North on Rt. 83 (Main St.) wanted, call anytime after 5, Gudrun , 9 Singing ij i“ L. L A E 0 P 1 ♦ married for six years. It’s the second marriage for both of (myth.) ■ voices w L E P 1s Rooms for Rent 52 ♦ to Henry. 871-0319, E S n 3 ii-i us. First, let me tell you that we’re, both in excellent health. ,14 V^lne cup 10 Book of the 15 Worship Bible 28 Tree THOMPSON House,, fur­ X. Unusual one bedroom Townhouses in a I M y problem is my wife. She makes me feel like a dirty old 47 Alricarv man every time I approach her for sex. She keeps saying, 17 Masculine 11 Reeky 30 Melody republic nished rooms, centrally ^park-like setting, quiet neighborhood,! nickname. 16 Antenna 31 Bristle 48 Singing groupL. located. Kitchen privileges. □ AUTOMOTIVE "W e’re too old for that stuff. You’re a sex maniac and ought 18 Slickum 20 Metric 33 Ethical 50 Girl’s name ^close to shopping, church, bus, pdol and! to be ashamed of yourself!” 19 Tapering pillar measure 35 Prizes 31 Heating-Plumbing 35 Articles for Sale 41 Parking. Reasonable rates. 51 Epochal Business Property 26 Services Offered Phone 649-2318. ^tennis Abby, my first wife and I werq married-for over 40 years, 21 Epochs 22 Perfume 40 Oleic acid salt 52 Hawaiian Mickey Finn — Morris Weiss 61 24 Distant 43 Remnant BASSETT white provincial X Autos For Sale and we enjoyed a fulfilling, active sexual relationship right 23 Be seated goose TREES cut and trimmed. FRANK SCOTELLA Plum­ Featuring: 24 Lawyer (ab.) 25 Corrida beast 45 Tana 55 Boy's MANCHESTER - doctors, dresser/changer, with ESSEX MOTOR Inn' - weekly : up until the time she died. She was in her 70s. Experienced. Reasonabie. bing - Repairs and • Massive Bedroom • Walk-In Closets N E E D CAR? Credit bad? 27 Ledger entry 26 Cherishes 46 Epic poetry nickname, lawyers, and professionals matching crib, complete, used rooms. Single $56, double $69, A t what age are people'^supposed to quit having sexual 29 Toddlers ^ BUT I CAN’T PRINT THAT/ IT'S ' For free estimates, call 742- remodeling, sewer lines • Full Basement • Laundry Hook-Ups ! Bankrupt? Repossessed? YEP' AND SO LONG take note, eight room plus tax, continental 32 Make-up of 1 T~ 7 “ r " 5 6 * 7 8 9 10 II JU S T M Y o p i n i o n ; n o w if 7131. cleaned electrically. Prompt for one child, $65 , 646-3825, relations? S H E R IF F -A S YOU'VE AS THE TEAM KEEPS Colonial, high traffic area, • Private Entrances and Patios Honest Douglas accepts publication you CAN COME UP WITH service on emergencies. 643- after 5. breakfast, air conditioning, YOUNG AT HEART ALREAD Y LEARN ED — THIS w in n in g , COACH parking for 30 ears, ideal'for • Air Conditioner • Color Co-ordinated Decor lowest down, smallest 34 Roadway 13 14 SOME HARD FACTS — THEN TWO school grads will do 7024. - color TV, call 646-2300. TOWN HAS CONE BANANAS BATES IS A h e r o ; 'U HAVB A STORY! office and home or apartment TAG SALE - Gas heater, Includes Heat payments. Douglas Motors, 36 Interstice 16 17 OVER THE FOOTBALL TEAM lawn work in the morning D E A R YO U N G : There is no reason why normal, healthy 37 Ancestor 16 situation, many possibiiities, s l e e p i n g R o o m , for ifent, 345 Main. raking leaves. Call 649-4830. BOTTI HEATING and Plum­ drum set. Maverick tire rims people should not be sexually active as long as they live. 38 Bellow G&R Realty, 289-6885. an’d jack, 12’ aluminum boat, furnished, 272 Main St. 18 19 20 bing - A ll heating and plum­ We have a large variety of 1 & 2-bedroom 1973 FORD LTD, four-door ”-T 39 Rock 'n '----- DRIVEW AYS - 9' wide, 100’ bing repairs plus remodeling. many knick-knacks, Currier apartments and townhouses throughout D E A R A B B Y ; I have been married to a military man for 4 1 ------chantey 21 22 23 CLEAN, furnished room for sedan, 351 V-8, automatic, 42 Enervate STOP wishing for monoy! SELL long, S289, completely in­ Call 643-1496. and Ives calenders ’36-’42, few the Town of Manchester. power steering, power brakes, 12 years. I started snooping through his things when he was 44 Romanian 28 29 30 31 your imwante4 items for your stalled on your base. Cold- stamps, Bi-centennial medals,. quiet person, central, apply 2 U 25 28 ||■^7 much more. Main to Hollister, Pearl St. or phone 646-4701 power windows, power vents, home last and found some love letters from three different coins dream-come-true. mix. 688-0863 out of town call 34 35 to 84 Bowers, Manchester. . after 6. . ^ . Raymond F. Damato am/fm radio, factory air, low women. One lives in the Canal Zone, one lives in Virginia 46 Copy 33 collect. ••••••••••••••••••••••• mileage, call 643-4274. after and the other lives in Florida. 49 Devoured 11/1 and 11/2, 10-5. ^ 36 37 Flooring 36 Owner Developer 5.p.m. 53 Golf term CEN TRAL - pleasant room A ll three women are under the impression that he is 54 Occur Real Estate Wanted 28 TAG SALE - three families. next to shower, .parking, 649- J . Designed With ■ r-.-,- X married but separated from me, which is a lie. 56 Corrida cheer 38 39 40 4, Painting-Papering 32 FLOOR Sanding - Refinishjng, 6801, after . TOYOTA - See us for reliable Their letters contain some sickening descriptions of their 57 Quote ■ Furniture, bedspreads, 6 X You in Mind X 42 43 44 45 ALL CASH for your property floors like new, no waxing, plants, clothing, (men’s and used Toyota? with our 60-day sexual encounters. The woman in the Canal Zone keeps 58 Biblical sinner within 24 hours. Avoid red PAINTING - Save 30 - 60%. (specializing in older floors). ladies’ ). Classy junque. Sun­ CENTRALLY Located - 146 Model Open 11:30 til 8 P.M. Daily 100% warranty. We also buy referring to the "day we can be together forever.” 59 Bud's sibling ♦T 48 49 50 51 52 X X 60 Cultivated tape, instant service. Hayes Five years experience. Ceilings and inside painting. day only, 10-4. 607 West Mid­ Center St., please call 649- used Toyotas. Lynch Motors, Abby, my husband has told me repeatedly that he loves ■ Priscilla’s Pop — Al Vermeer Paul W. Dougan, Realtor | 61 Chest rattle 53 54 55 Corporation, 646-0131. Excellent references. Pete, John VeTerfaille, ‘ 646-5750, 872- dle Turnpike. 0013. X 345 C e n te r S tre e t, me, and he has never indicated that he wants out of this 4r 742-6117 (toll free) 5-10 p.m. 2222. X Manchester, 646-4321. 649-3940 646-1021 643-4535J marriage. , DOWN 56 5T bB C11 O'! seasonal. Cellars and attics 1974 LIN VILLE horse trailer, 1970 BUICK Opel, sedan, pulsively today. Think before has electric brakes, used six F R E E TO good home, mixed storage and laundry facilities APARTMENTS over with her and getting her cleaned. Reasonable prices. CARPENTRY - Repairs, 3 1/2 ROOM apartment, like excellent over all, 63,000 plunking your cash down. . times. Asking $1,495. 423-3400, Collie-shepnerd, good with in basement. Total electric, CHARLES DR., MANCHESHR consent. Berry’s World 643-5305. remodeling, additions, gar­ private home, pleasant, con­ miles, excellent dependable Mr. Abernathy — Jones and Ridgeway children, shots, female, no pets. One and two bedroom Luxury room (ownhouiet, CANCER (June 21-July 22) AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) ages, roofing, call David venient location, working some feature fireplaces and 2<> economical, $925 or best offer. YARD S A L E -75 Deming St., spayed. Call 646-4651 apartments immediately Concentrate on having a good You tend to do things today AVAILABLE supervised day Patria, M4-t^6. adults, no children, pets. 643- car garages, heat and hot water 742-7442. time today. Dismiss financial Saturday 10-4, furniture, dis­ available through November without fully appreciating all care with meals for your 2880. and 2 air conditioners, 1'<^ baths, h e s s t il l a n g r y hes and miscellaneous items. AKC Miniature Schnauzers, 1, starting at $165 per month. and business thoughts for the th e ramifications. What 'v T Y V '\*3 HEEL, ' WITH /M£ elderly relative, while you go etc. Wooded and Quiet. Not a 1970 C h ry s le r N e w p o rt time being. They can be WES ROBBINS carpentry seven weeks old, ready for Call 872-0528 Monday through appearS'easy may in reality be MONT); 9ECAUGB I WOULDNT GIVE to work, shopping, visit a remodeling specialist. Ad­ FOUR ROOM Apartment. thru street. Will be fully com­ Custom two door, fully attended to later. delivery in a week, color Salt Friday 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. for ap­ very complicated. HEEL! H IM THE LEFTOVER STEAK friend. Call 64^ 58 for infor­ ditions, rec rooms, dormers, Heat, hot water, self-cleaning pleted in December. equipped, factory air, and pepper, call after 6, 643- pointment. Applications being accepted LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Toward M j i i i l ' mation. built-ins, bathrooms, DEALERS - CRAFTSMEN stove, refrigerator, air con­ excellent condition, low PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) 2206. ditioning, basement storage, for immediate rentals and future mileage, phone 643-8244. evening you'll lack patience Avoid getting into ■------kitchens, 649-3446. Indoor - Outdoor occupancy. ‘ with those who do not jum p im ­ ODD JOBS - trucking, home laundry facilities, garage, philosophical or political dis­ WANTED - Good home for 1 mediately to your commands. repairs, serving Manchester LEON CI^SZYNSKI builder - FLEA MARKET and APARTMENT lease, security deposit. Adults So come over and see your 1973 CHEVY Impala Wagon, cussions today with friends. 1/2 year old AKC white toy future apartment... Be careful or you'll stir The conversation could turn for five years, free estimates, new homes custom built, RENTAL OFFICE preferred. No pets. $240. Call low mileage, excellent condi­ TAG SALE poodle. Reason for selling, OPEN FOR INSPECTION something up at home. into a very serious debate. 643-0304. ■ remodeled, additions, rec Open 8:30-5 weekdays, 643-4884. tion, $3,000 , 649-9685, Rain or Shine child is allergic, $75 firm. Call Daily 3 P.M. Until 7 P.M. ------fs VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sopl. 22) If rooms, garages, kitchens other times by appoint­ or by appointment Broad Street Common, Manchester 644-9270. NEWER three bedrooni 1962 GMC Van, previous G. you're going to do any traveling '•ELECTRONIC TUNE-UP $10 remodeled, bath tile, cement ment. Your plus parts. Brakes, shocks, Behind Dairy Queen on Duplex, 1 1/2 baths, a ll Fox delivery truck, rebuilt today: check connections and work. Steps, dormers. LABRADOR Retrievers - We have a large variety of 646-0800 or 646-1540 accommodations well in ad­ lube, bearings, etc. Broad Street. appliances, carpeting, full engine, aluminum body, ■ Residential or commercial. blacks and yellows, hunting deluxe one & two bedroom vance, Something could get Birthday JONfcSJ- Guaranteed. Call anytime, Call 649-4291. basement, $260 monthly, excellent running condition, R'P6£WftY .0 ■646-2065. Sunday 8 A.M.5 P.M stock, shots and wormed. Townhouse and Garden Frechette. & Martin Realtors, $400, 649-4740. fouled jp . Nov. 2, 1975 After 6, 646-6784. Homes for Rent 54 TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY NO ADMISSION type units throughout 646-4144. LIBRA (Sepl. 23-Ocl. 23) Don't This coming year you will be CUSTOM DRAPERIES - Carpentry and general con­ Manchester. PLYMOUTH V-8, 1968, hard­ make any deals with a friend at able to bring off situations you 649-6544 F R E E to good home, 5 month VERNON - six room Ranch, 1 made very reasonable, work tracting. Residential and SIX room duplex, three top, new tires, power this lime who wants a piece of had difficulty getting off the Born Loser -7 Art Sansom old black male cat. Affec­ DAMATO ENTERPRISES baths, family room, in­ guaranteed, call anytime, 649- commercial. Whether it be a bedrooms, $185..Call 646-1980. 1/2 steering, battery anci tuned the action for helping. Wait till ground in the past! The lessons tionate, lovable. Mommy 240 New State Rd. cludes appliances, one car he produces, then talk terms. 4266. small repair job, a custom J. D. Real Estate. up. $850. Call 643-7550. you've learned have prepared allergic to cat. 649-0777. 646-1021 garage, $350 a month, Paul W. you for success. LOOK.I'LL tell HOL WHAT...61MLE I built home or anything in LIVING ROOM Sofa bed, XOUWfo LAW, DIDU'T HOI AMD DIDN'T I T H R EE ROOMS, tile bath, Dougan Realtor, 646-102j^,643- FORD Falcon, 1968, 2-door MASONRY REPAIRS - new between, call 646-1379. matching chair, $125, dining PROMi’Se PRCMlSe TO BROKE AAV PRONM-5E, IT work, brick block, stone, call room table, four chairs, desk heat and hot water included, 4535. hardtop, 6 cylinder; ap­ Boats-Accessorles 45 643-9508. and chair to match, 9x12 MANCHESTER - November middle-age adults, security proximately 22 mpg, new HOO iWOULDNT PUMISH SOU SEEMS OMW FAIR THAT TOBIAS CARPENTRY Ser­ EIGHT room older Colonial,., Bugs Bunny — Heimdahl and Stoffel © 1975 by NEA me vice - Remodeling, repairs, braided rug, ail for $75, 643- 1st occupancy, brand new deposit. References, no pets, • rebuilt engine. (2,000 miles), 18’ CRTJISER l i n e , 125 h.p. fireplaces, large lawn, SWOKE 'iOU (OUfcHTASe ABL^i TREE SERVlCE-(Soucier) additions, custom building. No 0748. three . bedroom duplexes in parking, 15 1/2 School Street, automatic transmission, clean "The older I get, the better the seniority system, Evinrude with trailer. Call parking, no children, pets, Trees cut, trimmed or topped, job too small. Free estimates. residential neighborhood. second floor across from East inside and out. $725. 646-5426. seems to work!" ■ ANYMORE ^ T'&REAK 875-8119. Starting at $275 per month. Side Rec, near Main Street. working adults. 643-2880. HERE'S \ WHAT A DAY stumps removed, fully in­ Over 25 years experience. 643- BARBIE DOLL Dresses, YOUR 1 T' WATCH A FOURS' sured. Got a tree problem? pajamas suits, 50 cents. Wed­ Includes appliances- and 1970 PONTIAC LeMans, 5769. Garden Products 47 MANCHESTER - four room Well worth a phone call. 742- ding outfit, $2.50, Bridemaid, carpeting. Heat not included. CENTRALLY, LOCATED, Sport. Excellent condition but COFFEE,] FOOTBALL furnished house, mature Our Boarding House — Carroll & McCormick 8252, RoolIng-SIdIng-ChImney 34 $1.50, 643-6452. Security deposit and modern one bedroom priced to sell. Call 649-9521. SIRE... GAME... TURNIPS : at the house, 49 referenpes required. No pets. apartments in two family couples only, owner wants Ask for Rick. PIPING / G^UMSLB/ Glode Lane, Off Tolland Street very responsible people, $150 WANTED ODD Jobs - Raking TAG SALE - Northfield Green Call 647-9936 or 649-2003. dwelling. Appliances and heat MR. ADPLETON.TvE PECIPEP TO BIDWELL Home Improve­ near Manchester-East Hart­ a month, Hayes Corp. 646- leaves, painti(I|, cleaning ment Co. Expert installation Condominium recreational furnished, ^ security required, 1965 FORD Galaxie 500, V-6, BUY TR05e PICTURES'“ KND ' cellars and attics, no job too ford townline. MANCHESTER- New 4 room $185 - $200. Norman 0131. automatic transmission, V < of aluminum siding, gutters building. Ambassador Drive, n e s n t iv e 5 ~ tha.t cnme from (D -Si.'S t, ’ V - 5 smaii. Reasonable rates. Free Manchester. Several families. apartment, IV2 baths, all’ Hohenthal, 646-1166. power steering and brakes, RAPIP DEVELOPERS! JU6T PEPLICT and trims. Roofing installa­ COW M AN URE - $7 and $14 SIX ROOM, house, three or estimates. 6.46-7786. November 1st and 2nd, 10-3. appliances, carpeted, air- clean interior, good running TriE AMOUNT FROM YOUR BILL- tion and repairs. 649-6495, 875- loads delivered, call after 6, four bedrooms, centrally conditioned, individal base­ THREE LARGE Bedroom condition, inspected, asking PAYABLE ’n OW-AS you LEAVE 9109. ■ 649-8731. located, monthly, securi­ The Flintstones — Hanna-Barbera Productions SNOWPLOWING - Industrial, 1970 VW Van, needs minor' ment, washer-dryer facilities, Duplex with carpet, modern $200 $395. Call 643-5625. NOW THAT commercial and institutional. heat, hot water included, $275. kitchen, stove,,, new ty required, no pets. 649-1924, HORACE Tetrault — Siding, repairs. Asking $1,100. Call ® THINK OF IT t h e y r e Antiques 48 per month. Call Peterman refrigerator, large attic, base­ 643-2289. 1966 CHEVY Van, mag 1 HERE M A y e a Parking lots and driveways. roofing, storm windows, aw­ 649-2132 after 6 p.m. PO 1 MAKE MYSELF MOViNS MISHT YOU NICE. BUT IT Sanding available. Free es­ Realtors, 649-9404 or 646-2912, ment, and garage, six large wheels, good condition, $950, ARE SEEMS TO ME nings. Quality workmanship, WANTED Antique furniture, Business for Rent 55 CLEAR? OR DO YOU BE AN excellent timates. Call after 6 p.m., 528- free estimates. Fully insured. 350,000 BTU used forced hot rooms, $280 a month, no pets, call 649-3144. / . THOSE iA/ATBR glass, pewter, oil paintings, or WANT AN INSTANT IPEA' 6UESTS B E D S AIRE a n 1418 or 646-1322. 872-9187, 649-3417. air furnace, ideali’y suited for 'UNUSUAL Deluxe one security deposit, call after 1, ® '9rs !, WJII'I, Bill ire I ' ' .-t-’L'kif' I other antique items. R. 800 SQUARE Feet of space T Rtfl 0$ Pit O'* REPLAY — IN SHOULP NEVER AWFUL LOT OF heating large commercial bedroom 'fownhouse, private 649-3050, FORD X L 1969, excellent con­ Harrison, 643-8709. available, lower level in L1V1N6 COLOR?.' OVERSTAY BULLDOZING and excava­ ROOFING - Specializing space. $450 complete with entrances and patio, full base- dition, call 643-8252. ______J____ prime commercial location, tion, licensed septic system, repairing roofs, new roofs, ductwork, cali 646-7297 ment, includes, heat, FIV E ROOMS - stove and ANTIQUES Wanted - ideal for office space. 643- T installation and repair, between 8-4:30. appliances, carpeting, and refrigerator and garage, cen­ 1966 DODGE Polara station gutter work, chimneys, American furniture, oriental I ' r ' landscaping and trucking, cleaned and r^aired. 30 years 061. $245 per monthmth. Pi’aul W. trally located, second floor, 2738. wagon, V-8, automatic, power ' j: ' ' rugs, paintings, pewter. Wind­ loam and fill for sale. Free es­ experience. Free estimates. FIREPLACE W’OOD, dry Dougan, Realtor 646-1021 or storage area included, no steering, power brakes, $400 timates. Call after 6 p.m., 646- sor chairs, crocks, jugs, Ron 643-4535. children or pets, telephone, or best offer. Call 646-1508 Howley, 643-5361, seasoned hardwood, split and Dionne, 643-1691. 1322. delivered, ready to burn, fuil 643-9037. OFFICE SPACE after 5 p.m. D&A ROOFING. Roofs, half cord, $25 . 228-0619. SIX ROOM Duplex, quiet FOR RENT FU RN ITU RE - rugs, pain­ 62 ANY OUTDOOR work done, siding, gutters, and leaders. neighborhood, available MANCHESTER - large one Trucks tor Sale tings, pewter, dolls, crocks, 250 square feet. Center of any season, we do the job TAG SALE - toys, appliances, November 1st. Adults, or cou­ bedroom apartment, ideal for Free estimates. Fully in­ lamps, etc. Now accepting Manchester, air con­ right for less. Call Bob, 875- sured. 249-0205. and miscellaneous items, 36 ple with one child. No pets. douple, $185 heat included, 1966 FORD pickup 3/4 ton, six ^ T A Y IN O 1 consignments, for November ditioning and parking. Call CO fFf 5004 or A1 643-9627. O’Leary Dr., Saturday and $180. Security deposit. Call 646-8352. cylinder, standard, $525, call '^CAN BE auction, 644-8962. 643-9551. 643-0339. REASONABLE PRICES for Sunday afternoons. 643-8093 between 6-9. 10^ HAZARDOUS - Buz Sawyer — Roy Crane A BETTER Driveway by ------V MANCHESTER - Woodland roofing^ (Installation and 49 TO H EA LTH BUT AS A CHEMICAL ENGINEER,^ . Thomas Colla, 25 years Wanted to Buy N E W L Y remodeled four.v lV(anor - Deluxe two bedrooom - 1972 FORD, F-lOO, 6’ bed, six •'t e l l m e \ / PERHAPS UNSTABLE. THINKS'^ , THE BOY VIOLINIST IS A PENNI­ repairs^ Gutter work, and. TWO Realistic 12” musical in­ _____ C 197$ D, SEA .-C t V *ta j 5 1*1 M L LEAN TOWARD THE CHEMISTRY experience. We feature-quali­ chimney W ork, 25 years strument speakers, ohms. spacious rooms wall to wall I •Townhousse, carpeting, OFFICE SPACE - 700 square cylinder, three speed, with ABOUT THIS V HE'S ON THE VERGE OF A j LESS STREET FIDDLER. MUSICIANS 8 OLD DOLLS - Paying top feet. East Center St., ideal for PROFESSOR, WHAT WOULD BEMEFIT ty .price and service. 649-6082. experience, 643-8885. $25. Call 643-6519 after 6. carpeting, centrally Jocated, appliances, full basement, 1 cap, best offer, call 643-8252. CHEMISTRY VSCIENTIFIC BREAKTHROUGH... ' PROCLAIM HIM A GENIUS, prices for your old dolls, $65. quiet neighborhood,, heated, 1/2 ba)hs, patio, $225 monthly irofessionals, parking, 646- • •••••'••••••••••••••••••I* Short Ribs — Frank Hill _ THE w o rld MORE THAN A NEW ...... and up for China and bisque PROFESSOR, lD x,ri t------, rrcrsirnrnllil \ HE'S -V-,/ J, SOURCE OF POWEfi TO DRIVE . • WELDING - repairs, custom Heating-Plumbing 35 BO Y’S Riedell figure skates, adults, $235. No pets. Securi­ plus utilities, no pets, R. D. I 112. Heavy Equipment dolls. $100 and up for Bye 10. ITS ENGINES?/ ' made trailers, fast service, size 5, $20. worn twice, ty. East Hartford. 528-0503. Murdock, Realtor, 643-2692. for Sale ' 63 YOU RE CHEATW G/'i 1 DQNTDON' HAVE ANY B u t Vo u r p a r r o t NOTHING a g a i n s t Never give or sell a doll OFFICE SPACES for rent on FIDDLERS, BUZ... ! reasonable, free estimates, SEWERLINES, sink lines, originally $44. Call 643-2335. CARDS UP MY SLEEVES. HAS ONE U N D E R without getting our offer. Call Main St. in Manchester, ideal Ui 646-1523, cieaned with electric cutters, M ANCHESTER - newer three TWO 30/box storage trailers ...A locally, 875-7356. location for professional of­ HIS W IMO.' by professionais. McKinney , GARAGE SALE - November bedroom Duplex, half of two for salf! $875. each. Call ^ C H E A P VILLAGER APARTMENTS fices, very convenient to all WINDOW CLEANING com­ , , storm door, refrigerator, family, full basement, in­ 3400j 'SUBSTITUTE Bros. Sewage Disposal Com­ 1 2 ANTIQUES WANTED - Top Five room Townhouse mercial and residential, in­ baby furniture, much mis­ cludes appliances and facilities. Please call 646-41()0, F O R pany. 643-5308. price paid for jewelry, fur­ apartment, 1'A tiled baths cluding initial construction cellaneous, Jan D r., carpeting, 1 1/2 baths, $280 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. JOIfV DEERE farm tractor, GASOLINE. 86 niture, paintings, glassware cleaning for contractors or Hebron, left after Gay City, 9- per month, Paul W. Dougan 2 air conditioners, wall-to- M o « l H, excellent condition, NO JOB too small, toilet anything antique.ique Call developers, fully insured, free repairs, plugged drains, 5. Realtor, 646-1021, 643-4535. • wall carpeting, fgll base FURNISHED OFFICES. T, 875-9892. between a.m, - 5 p.m-.', 872- estimates, call Quality kitchen faucets replaced, 10 ment, heat, hot water, Prime office Jor Individual (3 3535. Maintenance, Inc., 647-9498. repaired, rec rooms, GARAGE SALE - 23 Hany NEWLY DECORATED four appliances, fireplace. No available) including Motoreycles-Bloyelts 64 batnrooifi remodeling, heal Lane, Vernon, Saturday, room apartment, includes pets. secretarlal/receptionist ser­ vices. A complete package at TRIUMPH in excellent copdl , HAVE YOUR wood split fast modernization, etc. Frfee esj N ovem ber 1st Sunday BENDING Brake for hfat, stove, refrigerator, gaf- 649 -76 20 and easy, evenings and 10-5. Fur- aluminum siding, call 849- ^e, $225, security deposit,' Foander’s Flaza, East Hart- tlon. Reasonable. Cali 6tt- .,...1. -J ^ -I timates gladly given. M & K November 2nd, tnvr* OOA OAftt k PAGE FOURTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALP' Manchester, Conn., Sat., Nov. 1, 1975 O bituary .Mrs. Kdward Skillen Area police report VERNON — Mrs. Gladys Robbin- Manchester son Skillen, 53, of 45 Vernwood Dr., several of her friends out of the house died Friday at Manchester Memorial • Janet L. Mayo, 18, of Berlin,.il­ and off the property. Hospital, She was the wife of Edward legal use of credit card and posses­ The' girl pulled a knife oiit of her Skillen. sion of stolen goods Friday at 8; 15 pocket. She threatened" to kill the, She was born Nov. 6, 1921, in p.m. in the Sears store in the whole family and destroy^ their Brooklyn, N.Y., and lived in Vernon Parkade. house. * ' 10 years after having lived in South • David A. Downes, 20, of 86 "Police are investigating. Windsor and Manchester. Bissell St., intoxication and posses­ sion of marijuana today'at 2:10 a.m . She worked as a teller for Connec­ \c r n o n ticut Bank & Trust (^o. at the on Main St. • Scott F, Tweedie, 18, of 91 W. Richard A. Libro, 17, of 36 Founders Plaza Branch in East Hart­ Worcester Rd., Vernon, reckless ford until her retirement several Center St., taking a motor vehicle without the owner’s permission. He 'driving on Rt. 83 Friday. Court, Nov. weeks ago due to ill health. She had 26. also worked as a teller at the Vernon allegedly stole a car Friday owned by National Bank. an Ambassador Dr. resident. Geoffrey Brown of 41 Vernon Ave., She was a member of Prospect All three of the above are Rockville, was charged Friday with Gospel Chapel in Hartford. scheduled to appear in Common failure to obey a traffic control sign Other survivors are two sons, Pleas Court 12 in East Hartford Nov. and failure to carry operator’s' Radarman 2C. Thomas Skillen, U.S. 17. license. Navy,, stationed at the Hartford - • Harry M. Hite, 18, of 24 Kennedy He is to appear in Common Pleas Reserve Center, and Edward Skillen Rd., reckless driving today at 1:40 Court 19, Rockville, Nov. 26. •Jr. of Kansas City, Mo.; two a.m. on Tolland Tpke. Court, Nov. 25. daughters, Nancy Skillen and Susan Soiitli Wiiulsor Skillen, both at home; two brothers, Patrolman John Melia and Louis South Windsor Police are in­ Samuel E. Robbinson of New York Garcia, superintendent of the vestigating a break reported into the City and William Robbinson of Presidential Village apartments off home of Elizabeth Cersosino of 493 Florida; two sisters, Mrs.-Grace Center St., discovered three males Abby Rd. Police said some $140 was Davis of Walton Beach, Florida, and breaking into an apartment Friday at taken. Mrs. Ruth Farr of Rockville. Science teachers discuss environment 9 p.m. The funeral is Monday at-1 p.m, at The youths ran to the rear of the A- 1 Gas Station on Center ,St. eluding First aid course the Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Main Science teachers from throughout the state conference Friday in Bailey Auditorium. About ,St. Burial will be in East Cemetery. capture. planned in Bolton Friends may call at the funeral listen to Dr. Richard H. Goodwin, professor of 300 teachers attended the conference on en­ The apartment had been ran­ home Sunday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 botany and program director’ in human ecology vironmental education. (Herald photo by Pinto) sacked. Missing were costume A' multi-media first aid course will p.m. at Connecticut College, New London, during a jewelry and a typewriter. be taught Tuesday and Wednesday from 6:30 to 11 p.m. at Herrick ...... 'v A purse left on a dining room table Memorial Park, Bolton. in a Brent Rd. home was gone The course will be taught by Terry Experts say through Friday between 1 and 6 a.m. Cavin of South Windsor. The only Manchester area fire calls Missing from it was over $30 in cash. charge -for the course is $4.55 for a Ford wrong M iiiiclu-slcr Friday, 8:02 p.m. — dumpster fire Friday, 9:23.p.m. — false alarm to The key in the locked kitchen door textbook. was also missing. Friday, 4:23 p.m. — grass fire on to the rear of the Liggett Drug Store 543 E. Center St. (Town) The course will be limited to 12 about quake Sheldon Rd. (District) . in U»e Parkade. (Town) Friday, 10:31 p.m, — tire fire at The front door of a Falknor Dr. people. To register, call Donna F’riday, 4;28 p.m. -r- grass fire on Friday, 8:37 p.m. — grass fire off Buckland Center. (District) home was burst in Friday evening. Holland at 646-0375. SAN FRANCISCO (UPD - Presi­ Rachel Rd. (District) Hilliard St. (District) Friday, 11:13 p.m. — dumpster fire The home was ransacked. Missing is Anyone taking the .course should dent Ford erred in his reference to $5. Friday, 6;45 p.m. — leaves on fire on Loomis St. (District) wear loose clothing. Coffee will be San Francisco history, according to at 20 Wadsworth St. (Town) Friday, 8:45 p.m. — fire under the Fridajj, 11:25 p.m. — leaves on fire served. several experts on the 1906 Friday, 7:55 p.m. — leaves at the railroad trestle over the llockanum. off Stephen and Cone Sts. (Town) A teen-age girl attacked a woman If more than 12 persons register, a Earthquake. at her Wetherell St. home Friday at rear of the UA Theatre East. (’Fown) River. (District) Friday, 11:32 p.m. — lire fire off N. second session of the course may be In an address here Thursday, Ford 2:51 p.m., the woman's family Main St. by Stock PI. (District) set up. noted that next' year marked the 70th reported. Friday, 11:37 p.m. — leaves at 555 Arrangements for the, training anniversary of the disaster. Porter k . (Town) She shoved her way into the home were made by -Noreen Carpenter, In'remarks supporting his refusal Court to hear appeal and hit the woman in the chest. The Friday. 11:51 p.m. — dumpster iire chairman of the Bolton Women’s to aid New York City avoid default, woman's husband ordered her and on Rachel Rd. (District) Club public affairs committee. he said “San Francisco passed the ul­ Friday, 11:52 |).m. — dumpster fire timate test of the recuperative power to delay Moore’s ease at the Robertson School. (District) of an American city. Local courage SAN FRANCISCO (UPl) - The tile an answer to Hewitt's petition by Friday, 11:56 p.m. — dumpster fire Man can’t lure wife and local determination previled. U.S. Court of Appeals will hear an Nov. 5. Then the court will schedule a at Rachel Rd. (District) The reconstruction of San Francisco appeal tor a delay of court hearing tor the matter, allowing Today. 12:50 a.m. — auto accident was not a federal bailout.” proceedings against Sara Jane Moore Hewitt to make any response by Nov. and fir.st aid needed on E. Center St. away from UFO cull William Bronson, author of "The until there is a ruling on her mental 7- by the Other Horse Restaurant, OAKLAND, Calif. (U P I)-A Vail, Earth Shook, The Sky . Burned,” with the group 2 1/2 months ago. compentency, the court decided Miss Moore, 45* ha.s undergone psy­ (Town) Colo., physician met briefly with his Friday termed Ford's remark UFO cult converts talked among Friday. chiatric testing at the Metropolitan Today, 1:22 a.m. — false alarm to wife of 34 years but was unable to “baloney.” themselves of “ Him” and “Her,” Miss Moore, accused of trying to CoiTectional Facility in San Diego. Santtiia Dr, (Town) lure her away from a cult which “The federal government provided who call themselves “The Two” and assassinate President Ford here ■ludge Coidi scheduled a competen­ Today, 6:38 a.m. —furnace promises salvation through UFOs. $2.5 inillion for emergency services advertise as being at least the equals Sept. 22, was arraigned Tuesday cy iiearing tor Nov, 17 and trial tor malfunction at 112 Waddell Rd.' “1 told her the door is always open right after the earthquake, mostly at of Jesus Christ. alter the judge entered a plea of^ot lice. 15. (Town) to her." Ur. C.A. Leonard said of the the urging of (President) Teddy Several younger converts argued guilty for her. Her attorney, public Today, 7:06 a.m. — furnace meeting Friday. Roosevelt.” defender James Hewitt, argued that about the timing, significance, malfunction at St. Mary's Church on Leonard met with his wife, Jackie, resurrection and subsequent arrival the arraignment, plea and trial About Town Park St. (Town) for about a half hour during the cull's Art show slateil preparation should not begin until of the promised UFOs. recruiting session in the Oakland The doctor, 50, said he hoped the Miss Moore's competency to unders­ Sunset Rebekah Lodge will meet Hills. It was attended by about 40 Sunday al iVlIVlll Today. 6:43 a.m. — auto accident cult for which his wife left home in tand the proceedings is determined. Monday at 8 p.m. at Odd Fellows converts to Human Individual An arts and crafts exhibit, spon­ Appellate Judges Anthony Kennedy Hall. Mrs. Bernice Cox and Mrs. on Rl. 30 Hear tlie Vernon Police August would dissolve before long Department. Several injuries were Metamorphosis and 150 spectators. and that she would return home. sored by the Manchester Memorial and .Joseph T. Sneed Friday directed Ethel Aspinwall are in charge ot Ho had not seen her since she ran off Hospital Auxiliary, will be presented U.S. District Judge Samuel Conti to retreshinents. reported. No details were available Sunday from 1 to 5 p.m. and Monday, 1 to 4 p.m. in Conference Rooms A, B, C, of the hospital, TOWN OF MANCHESTER Some 31 craftsmen will exhibit DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS paintings and sculpture. SPECIAL NOTICE SPECIAL NOTICE Refreshments will be served Sunday SPECIAL NOTICE OF LEAF PICKUP from 2 to 5 p.m.

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ped the lome in re long ime, Page 2 — WEEKEND — Nov. 1, 1975 Orchestra performs WEEKEND - Nov. 1, 1975 - Page 3 The Manchester Civic Orchestra S'”, n*; will present its first concert of the 1975-76 season Sunday at 7:30 p.m. in Forum of the arts Library adds many books Bailey Auditorium, Manchester High New books at Manchester’s School. By June Tompkins Nonfiction Polar Bear Mary Cheney Library: Dr. Jack Heller of Umversity of Angel — Beasts in Heraldry Kramer — Indoor Trees Connecticut will conduct the Fiction Brokhin — Hustling on Lombardy — Chess Buck — East and West Wm orchestra in a Bicentennial program ty Orchestra will perform in Gorky Street: Sex and Crime Panorama play through Dec. 7. Paul Weidner Katz — Love and Marriage in Russia Today including American composers. Jprgensen Auditorium at the Univer­ directs. Meyer — Ornamental Mancini — Minnie San- Chase — Flower Arranging Grasses On the program will be “Jubilee” sity of Connecticut in Storrs. For reservations, call 525-4258. by George W. Chadwick and tangelo’s Mortal Sin Harbour — Hunting the Nichols — Men’s Liberation Thursday at 8:15 p.m., Daniel •Silverberg— The Stochastic “Chester,” composed by Billings and American Wild Turkey Niven — Bring On the Emp­ Stamps and coins Nagrin, modern dancer, will perform Barbershop Man Hesburgh — The Humane ty Horses orchestrated by Schumann. in a sold recital in Jorgensen The New Haven Chapter of the Stephens — The Persian Imperative Plowden — Bridges: The By Russ MacKendrick Also on the program are Joseph Auditorium. Prince Society for the Preservation and En­ Hosier — The Other Side of Spans of North America Haydn’s Sinfonia No. 61 and Anton For reservations, call 486-4226. ' Stone — The Greek Divorce Richardson — Get Up, couragement of Barbershop Quartet Dyorak’s “From the New World” Treasure Koch — The Year of the You’re Not Dead! Although the mashed- course, half of a pound at the Copley-Plaza on the Frederick Black, tenor, will pre­ Singing in America (SPEBQSA) will symphony. Ringer — Winning Through potato accents are still sterling and it is deceptive­ 7th, 8th and 9th. sent a . concert Wednesday at 8:15 present a concerj tonight at 8 in Tickets will be available at the Intimidation there, upon revisiting Lon­ ly easy to spend. You hurry TTiere will be exhibits in p.m. in Von der Mehden Hall as part Lyman Auditorium at Southern door. Saidy— The World of Chess don after a decade a New from a bus and pick up a 10 classes, NENA medals of a faculty concert series. The event Connecticut State College in New Library hours is free. Smith — New England Englander will miss the old small bunch of grapes from as always, historic tours, Concert set Stephens — Willow Spokes Haven. Tickets are available at the Friday and Saturday, 9 a.m. to door. Mary Cheney and Wickerwork thruppence, two-bob, ‘arf a street vendor — they can gabfests, and a mammoth A concert of Renaissance and 6 p.m. crown and haypenny spot a Yank — “Fifty auction. Coast Guard Band Tuesday at 8 p.m., the Canterbury Adult: Monday through Suponev — Olga Korbut Baroque music will be presented Friday, 9 a.m„. to 9 p.m.; Whiton coinage. pence.” Later in the hotel “Coin World” printed an Nov. 9 at 8 p.m". in the sanctuary of Sunday, the United States Coast Country Dance Orchestra will pre­ The Beatles; The Fabulous Saturday, 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Adult and Juvenile: Monday room you realize that you eight-page pull-out section Emanuel Lutheran Church. Guard Band directed by Lt.(j.g.) sent a Bicentennial concert in Lyman Story of John, Paul, George Here is what Britishers through Friday, 10 a.m. to and Ringo have paid about $1.10 and describing the 829 lots — Lewis J. Buckley will perform at 8 Auditorium. The Lyman stage will be carry in their pockets Appearing in the “Candlelight Juvenile: Monday through 8:30 p.m.; Saturday, 10 a.m. Anticipatory Grief; edited not half a buck. from Colonial paper and p.m. in Leamy Auditorium at the the dance area with the audience nowadays. Everything is in Concert” will be Karen Krinjak, Thursday, 9 a.m. to 9 p.m.; to 6 p.m. by Bernard Schoenberg coinage through large size U.S. Coast Guard Academy in New being invited to participate actively the new pence (abbreviated harpsichord, and Sirkka Johnson, The Seventh U.S, Inter­ and fractional currency, flute, both of Manchester; Claire London. The concert is free. The in the dances. The event is free. The “P” and not “d” as public is invited. public is invited. before). So the pound national Philatelic Exhibi­ error coinage, foreign Putsche of Hartford, lute, and Steve tion will be held at minors and crowns, an­ Liebman of Glastonbury, p itar. Thursday at 8 p.m., members of Here’s bookmobile route sterling is divided into 100 Philadelphia next May 29 cients, U.S. of all types, There will be a coffee hour Country dance the SCSC music faculty will present a pence. What was once a H e re ’s next w eek ’s Tuesday through June 6, and the and pioneer gold. afterward. The concert is free. classic-romantic concert in 122 2:50 p.m. — Wyneding Hill shilling is flow the five- A Country Dance featuring early schedule for the design for a 13-cent Engleman Hall. The event is free. 10:20 a.m. — Victoria Rd. Rd. pence coin as shown. The American and English dances will be Manchester Public Library 11 a.m. — Walnut and Arch There is much in the Sirkka Johnson, flutist The public is invited. 3:30 p.m. — Carriage Dr. shillings still circulate but INTERPHIL stamp is At the Bushnell presented tonight at 8 in Cheney Hall bookmobile: Sts. 4:10 p.m. — Kane Rd. being shown here and public prints today about Friday at 8 p.m., the U.S. Air they are the same size as Monday at 8 p.m., the Civic Music in Hartford College for Women at 30 11:40 a.m. — Goslee Dr. and there. What seems to be stamp collecting and savvy Winter”will be presented by the Tri- Force Academy Chorus will present Thursday the five^pences so there is Association presents Jacques d’Am- Town Players Friday and Saturday, Elizabeth St., Hartford. Tickets are Monday Cooper Hill St. 10:20 a.m. — Park Chestnut scraps from an exploded philatelists enjoy catching a Bicentennial concert in Lyman 1:30 p.m. — Tudor Lane. no confusion. bpise and Suzanne Farrell in “Ballet and Nov. 14 and 15 at the Vernon available at the door. Apartments. band-saw is really an ar­ some of the goofs. A tr Auditorium. The event is free and the 10:20 a.m. — Laurel Manor. 2:10 p.m. — Doane St. Encounter.” Center Middle School in Vernon at 8 11 a.m. — Diane Dr. The last three are copper tistic stab at making a coil member of the local club Tuesday at 8 p.m.. Tower of Duo at Hartt public is invited. 11 a.m. — Bluefield Dr. 2:50 p.m. — Montclair Dr. 11:40 a.m. — Squire Village pieces. The farthing was p.m. 3:30 p.mv — Carpenter Rd. of stamps say “76.” brought in an article from Power, a popular rock group, Heading the cast is Dwight Martin 11:40 a.m. — Carver Lane. Apartments. phased out long ago and the an engineering magazine A duo, Gary Karr, double bassist, Touring Theatre 4:10 p.m. — Flag Dr. ^ 1:30 p.m. — Garden Dr. presented by Concert Club, Inc. per­ as King Henry II. Others in the cast 1:30 p.m. — Ridge St. lowest denomination they Dedicated coin people that pictured and described and Harmon Lewis, harpsichordist, 2:10 p.m. — West SideRec. forms. are Jeanne Ptongino as Eleanor of return from Nova Scotia by popular The Hartford Stage Company of 2:10 p.m.— Seaman Circle. Wednesday have is this tiny half-pence will be headed toward issues like the Boulder Wednesday at 8 p.m., David Hartford has announced the selection 2:50 p.m. — Ardmore and — still worth more than Aquitane, Queen of England; Phillip demand to present “New Life for the 2:50 p.m. — Edison and 10:20 a.m. — Meadows Con­ Marshall Rds. Boston this month for the Dam, Robert Fulton, Bromberg, singer, presents a benefit S. Scudder as Richard Lionheart, Old Stage” Wednesday in Millard of four new Touring Theatre per­ Whitney Rds. valescent Home. 3:30 p.m. — Level Rd. and twice one of our cents. 31st Annual Conference Edison’s light bulb, and so performance by the Cystic Fibrosis eldest son of King Henry; Robert L. Auditorium at Hartt College of Music formers for 1975-76. 3:30 p.m. — Wedgewood Dr. 11:40 a.m. - Bush Hill Rd. Elizabeth Dr. The nice seven-sided 50- and Convention of the New forth. The giggler is a Foundation. Rice as Geoffry; Paul Gessay as of the University of Hartford, 200 Samuel Barton, Cynthia Crumlish, 4:10 p.m. — Fountain 1:30 p.m. — Tuck Rd. 4:10 p.m. — Hillview pence coin with the circlet England Numismatic drawing of the Mississippi Nov. 8 at 8 p.m., Puccini’s opera John; James F. Epperson as Phillip, Bloomfield Ave., West Hartford. Jeffrey Horowitz and Neil Napolitan Village Apartments. 2:10 p.m. — Timrod Rd. Apartments. of clasped hands, is, of Association. It will be held River Bridge stamp—high “Tosca” will be presented by the King of France, and Sandra Fargo Coffee time begins at 10 a.m. and will tour southern New England with value of the 1898 Omaha set Connecticut Opera Association. will play Alais, the young love of the program starts at 10:30 a.m. three productions in repertory. — shown as two cents in­ Nov. 9 at’ 8 p.m., cellist Henry. Two productions, “Squeeze Play,” stead of two dollars! Rostropovich performs in a concert For further information, call 872- Organic Oboe a satirical fantasy by Slawomir to benefit the Hartt College of Music, 3718 or 647-9697. Mrozek, and “Way Back When,” by The Minkus catalogers University of Hartford. Earth sounds, cosmic rebounds, HSC playwright-in-residence Ray H a v e ^Wcm''Seen I t ? have given up trying to do nner theaters freudian dreams, and primeval Aranha, have already been an­ the whole world over every screams — this the way Joseph Celli RIZZO BACKS EM UP Closing at Goodspeed nounced. A third production will be year. Their Volume I for “Oklahoma!” plays its final explains “Organic Oboe,” a program “Very Good Eddie,” the Jerome added to the schedule in January. 1975-76 is being announced engagement at the Coachlight Dinner of n^ixed media which will take place Irene Lewis is the director of the together with a continued Kern musical which is playing a Theatre in (East Windsor Sunday. tonight at 8:30 p.m. at Real Art return engagement at the Goodspeed touring group. SPECIAL OFFER offering of the old Volume Beginning Tuesday, Imogene Coca Ways, Ink., (RAW), 197 Asylum St., The Hartford Stage Company II, 1974-75. Opera House in East Haddam, com­ will star in “Once Upon A Mattress” Hartford. Touring Theatre is available to com­ However, they are still pletes its run Sunday night before and plays a six-week engagement. For information, call Joseph Celli munity groups, organizations, and worthy of support, not only going on to Broadway. An ice show, “Spice on Ice,” will at 525-5521 or Linda Case at 527-7477. Performances are 9 p.m. tonight schooj^ at all levels. to head off a monopoly, but end its run Sunday at the Chateau de For more information on Touring *1 also because they illustrate and 5 p.m. Sunday. Ville Dinner Theatre in East Wind­ “All Over” opens sor. Theatre offerings, contact Ellen and price many issues that Edward Albee’s “All Over,” a Jones, director of. educational Scott overlooks, then “Lion” in Vernon tense drama of love and death, ^ programs, at 525-5601. again they try to make the Events at UConn opened last night at the Hartford valuations more nearly ap­ James Goldman’s “Lion in Tuesday at 8:15 p.m., the Universi­ JStage Company in Hartford and will DROP POCKETS proximate actual current LIMITED SUPPLY retail. And don’t forget their 1976 New American DELiaOUS nZZA •GIANT GRINDERS •PAS TA Catalog, Bicentennial edi­ tion. It will be sketchy OPEN SUNDAY • Genuine quarried slate bed M & M • Wood grain Conolite finish compared with Scott’s OifcGlsGtKl • Highest quality wood blend cloth Specialized, but it is here 10 A.M.-5 P.M. • Lively molded gum rubber cushions sooner and has some useful PIZZERIA Weekend, an entertainment and features all its own, 182 S. Main St., Manchester television supplement, is published • BYRON 8 - Size 4’x8' - wt. 700 ibs. one piece siate bed 349 each Saturday by The Manchester * “ SAVING 0pp. Spring Street Vote early next Tuesday OPEN DAILY EXCEPT MONDAYS 11 AM-11 PM Evening Herald, Herald Square, Manchester, Conn. 06040. and be ready for the coin SPECIALIZING IN TAKE-OUT ORDERS VERNON CIRCLE Vi AND MODE Publisher Raymond F. Robinson meeting. The CCCClub will Weekend Editor -Doug Bevins VERNON be in session at the KofC TEL. 643-0031 Hall, Main St. from 7:30 RIZZOPOOL CO. 647-M^O p.m. Visitors always welcome. Page 4 — WEEKKINU — iNov. i, ivio

4:00 (9) “ Legend of the Soames” (1970). Grown man WEEMLiNU — iNov. 1. i»75 — Page 5 Lost” (1957). ’Two men and a with child’s mind struggles to This week’s movies on TV Tuesday girl hunt treasure in the 1:00 (5) “Passage to adjust. Terence Stamp, Today, Nov. 1 Sahara. John Wayne, Sophia Robert Vaughn. 3:00 (30) “Mutiny on the stance. Fred MacMurray, Marseilles” (1944). Devil’s SMIIRT BUYERS KNOW Today Loren. 12:45 (9) “Three Into Two 1:00 4:30 * News...... 20 Bounty” (1935). Original ver­ Nancy Olson, Keenan Wynn. Island escapees try to help Jerry Falwell...... I8 I m m m m m m m 4:30 (20) “Loves of Joanne Won’t Go” (1969). Lives of Film F estiv al...... 3 M ovie...... 3 1:00 (9) “In a Ldhely Place” sion of the classic story. 10:00 (24) “Down to the Sea French fight the Nazis. Firing Line ...... 24-57 Godden” (1947). Googie M ovie...... 9 Ascent of Man ...... 57 (1950). Screenwriter, trying to Charles Laphton, Clark in Ships” (1922). Silent drama Humphrey Bogart, Claude salesman and schoolteacher Hee H a w ...... 30 Withers, John McCallum. wife are shaken by a Dick Van Dyke...... 20 5:00 Gunsm oke...... ! ...... 40 ....A ' NOW isolate himself, rents a cot­ Gable, Francnot Tone. involving romance and adven­ Rains. I ■ ■ 1}:30 (3) “ From the Star Trek ...... 22 News...... 5 tage and Is accused of 4:30 (3)„„.“McHale’s Navy ture in New Bedford, Mass. 1:00 (9) “Bright Leaf.” Te­ hitchhiker. Rod Steiger, Mission Impossible...... 5 7:30 Terrace” (I960). Drama of a Claire Bloom. Woman Alive ...... 24 murder. Humphrey Bogart, Joins‘ the Air Force” (1965). Marguerite 'Courtot, Ray­ nant farmer, driven from Department S ...... 9 Land of the ’Three...... 3 loveless marriage.'Paul New­ Honeymooners ...... 30 « IS THE BEST TIME TO BUY Gloria Grahame. Tim Conway, Joe Flynn, Gary mond McKee. home by tycoon, seeks 1:30 (5) “Chamber of This Week in the NFL ... 18 Black Family ...... ® 8 man, Joanne Woodward. 1:30 1:30 (5) “The House on Vinson. 11:30 (3) “ Von Ryan’s revenge. Gary Cooper, Lauren Horrors” (1966). Patrick M ovie...... 20 Nashville on the Road ... 20 11:30 (5) “The Mind of Mr. O’Neal, Suzy Parker. Movie ...... 5 Haunted Hill” (1959). Wealthy 5:00 (20) “Secretaria Para Express” (1965). World War Bacall. Star T rek ...... 22 As Schools Match Wits ... 22 rfCr ” A SABRINA POOL Call of the W est...... 20 Black N ew s...... 5 I w w ™ man offers houseguests $10,- Todo” (1960). Spanish. II action with Frank Sinatra, Mister Rogers...... 24 8:00 Wall St. Week ...... „ 24 The Untouchables ...... 9 I TO big reasons whfl 000 if they survive a night in a 6:00 (5) “The Organization” Trevor Howard, and Brad (1945). Colonel forms guerilla Dracula” (1971). Christopher 5:30 Jeffersons ...... 3 Wednesday What About Woman ...... 24 Wilburn Brothers...... 18 | , ■ haunted house. Vincent Price, (1971). Group of street people Dexter. unit to fight the Japanese. Lee, Jenny Hanley. TV Garden Club...... 24 Special: Swiss F a m ily ___5 11:00 Carol Ohmart. steal |4 million worth of 11:30 (8) “The Ambushers” 1:00 (5) “In This Our Life” John Wayne, . 12:30 (9) “Flamingo Road” 2:00 llirm by’s Workshop ...... 30 Howard Cosell ...... 8-40 3:00 (3) “The Shakiest Gun heroin. Sidney Poitier, Bar­ (1967). Matt Helm hunts spies (1942). Vicious woman runs 4:30 (20) “Love, Life and (1949). Carnival dancer gets Soul T ra in ...... 3 Wall St. Week...... 57 News...... 3-8-22-30-40 | M dX^ra'"* ' ‘""‘'“O"* c«uMd by Spring thaw* H ockey...... 9 I in the West” (1968). Comedy in bara McNair. in Mexico. Dean Martin, Sen- off with her sister’s husband. Laughter” (1934). John Loder, involved in crime in small To Be Announced .. 6:00 Best of 700 Club...... 18 B6St of Groucho...... 5 ch®nce of rain, mud and moat durino inaiiinaiinn M ovie...... , ...... Dick Van Dyke...... 20 j Sumiller* *“*' '“"‘‘•“ P* ■">"'«< PoS...b« r«ady lor iwxt the Old West with Don Knotts 6:30 (9) “Grave of the Vam- ta Berger. Bette Davis, Dennis Morgan. Grade Fields. town. Joan Crawford, David N ew s^...... 3-22 M ovie...... 20-22-30 Lilias, Yoga & You and Barbara Rhoades. pire” (1972). William Smith. 11:30.(40) “Evel KnieVel” 1:00 (9) “You Were Meant 11:30 (3) “Hombre” (1967). Brian. M ovie...... 5 National Geographic...... 24 Indian-raised white man Across the Fence .. Mriv® <= , 0 .0 d u r W n ,';1n"o*nr' '<• ""blrl 3:00 (5) “Private Eyes” 8:00 (20-22-30) “Hurricane (1971). Biographical drama for Me” (1948). Bandleader 1:30 (5) “Face Behind the Racing from Aqueduct___9 Election ‘75 ...... 57 defends bigots against ban­ (1953). The Bowery Boys un­ Hannah” (1962). Documen­ about the stunt motorcyclist. and local girl marry and find Mask” (1941). Scarred face 2:30 ^ Classic Tales...... 18 8:30 Rod; Concert'! . 5 dits. Paul Newman, Fredric cover a fur smuggling gang. tary about hurricanes. George Hamilton, Sue Lyon. life a problem. Jeanne Crain, turns mild mannered man into Woman...... 24 Week in Review...... 24 D o c ...... 3 Harness Racing ...... 9 I XviUj MHSn” "* ‘"'“ oo' March. 3:00 (9) “ The Young 8:50 (20-22-30) “The Absent- 1:00 (5) “ Incendiary Dan Dailey. criminal. Peter Lorre, Evelyn Three Stooges...... 30 Black Perspective...... 30 Last Grave at Dimbaza .. 57 Weekend Report...... 20-22-30 ?• Children m «:hool .nd out ol wiy during Inelallatlon W arriors” (1967). Tough Minded Professor” (1961). 11:30 (5) “ Scars of Keyes. Blonde” (1945). Musical 4:00 (9) “Back to Bataan” 3:00 Open D oor...... 57 8:50 Midnight [ M i o T " ”"*"' sergeant tries to whip his unit Walt Disney comedy about a drama about a night club Movies ...... 3-5-9-30 6:30 W restling...... 9 into fighting shape. James college professor who dis­ queen. Betty Hutton, Arturo (1971). Police detective joins (1975). Drama about a West M ovie...... 20-22-30 Speaking F reely ...... 24 News...... 3-22-30 Drury, Steve Carlson. covers a gravity-defying sub­ de Cordova. Thursday forces with Harvard grad to Point cadet accused of 9:00 4:00 M ovie...... 9 S e s l f search for missing persons. cheating on an exam. Richard Mary Tyler Moore...... 3 1:00 (5) “All Through the Hitchcock Hour ...... 5 News...... 8 I Your Sabrina Pool Will bo complots- Three GIs form a musical German gunboat in the Congo. Jan-Michaol Vincent, Tony Thomas, George Hearn. Consumer Survival Kit. 24-57 The Fugitive...... 5 I Night” (1942). Ex-gangster College Football...... 8-40 Best of Joe Franklin...... 9 | % _ lyJMIntolIzod. combo to raise money to open Humphrey Bogart, Katharine Franciosa. 7:00 S.W.A.T...... 8-40 Sunday tracks down the killer of his W restling...... 22 Risk of M arriage...... 30 a nightclub. Elvis Presley, Hepburn. 8:00 (20-30) “Beyond the 11:30 (3) “Harper” (1966). Agronsky and Company ... 3 A Family At War ...... 24 friend. Humphrey Bogart, Private eye investigates mis­ Sesame St...... 24 7:30 (30) “Treasure Island” Juliet Prowse. 8:00 (9) “The Haunting” Bermuda Triangle” (1975).. N ew s...... 8-22 9:30 Karen Verne. sing person case. Paul New­ Human Adaption ...... 57 Jerry V isits...... 3 (1934). Robert Louis Steven­ 3:00 (5) “Damn Yankees” (1963). Strange group of peo­ Authorities search for couple Lawrence Welk...... 18 Bob Newhart...... 3 I f 1:00 (9) “The Story of Will man, Lauren Bacall. son’s story about a boy, a (1958). Baseball fan sells his ple are selected to spend a Rogers” (1952). Biographical who disappears in the pirate, and buried treasure. ‘ soul to. the devil to become a weekend in an old mansion. Triangle. Fred MacMurray. 11:30 (5) “The Stranger” drama featuring Will Rogers (1946). Disguised war ’ '-Sabrina PooL Noon (5) “Jail Busters” ballplayer. Tab Hunter, Gwen Julie Harris, Claire Bloom. Jr. and Jane Wyman. (1955). The Bowery Boys help Verdon. 9:00 (3) “Mr. Majestyk” criminal is hunted by govern­ Sunday, Nov. 2 9:00 (8-40) “You Only Live 4:00 (9) “Trouble Along the (1974). Farmer struggles with The most revolutionary concept In a reporter expose corruption. 3:00 (9) “On the Water- Twice” (1967). James Bond, ment agent. Edward G. Way” (1953). Hard-bitten labor racketeers. Charles pool design since the Roman bath 1:00 (5) “Last Train from frbnt” (1954). Crime on the Robinson, Loretta Young. 6:00 Church Service...... 22-30 Great Performances...... 24 Agent 007, fights enemy football coach tries to lead Bronson, A1 Lettierl. M ovie...... 9 Gun Hill” (1959). Western docks with , agents in Japan. Sean 12:45 (9) “ That Certain Christopher Closeup ...... 3 Latino...... 40 4:00 Spring St. USA...... 18 small college to victory. John 9:00 (22) “ To Have and Woman” (1937). Bette Davis, drama with Kirk Douglas and and Lee J. Connery, Donald Pleasance. Wayne, Donna Reed. 6:30 10:30 NFL Football ...... 3 Evening at Symphony .. 24-57 Cob. Have Not” (1944). Adventure Henry Fonda. Anthony Quinn. 11:35 (30) “Anna Christie” 4:30 (20) “Living Insight ...... Look 3 Up and Live ...... 3 M ovie...... 8 and intrigue in World War II 1:40 (5) “Mask of Diijon” 8:30 4:00 (8 ) “ Houseboat” (1930). Restless woman tries Dangerously” (1936). Otto Rev. Cleophus Robinson ... 5 Devlin...... 8 To Be Announced...... 20 1:00 (9) “Battle Circus” with Humphrey Bogart and (1940). Magician turns , Sharing...... 18 (1958)'. Widower hires for a new life. Greta Garbo. Kruger, Leonora Corbett. 7:00 Point of V iew ...... 9 Honeymooners ...... 30 (1953). Army surgeon and Lauren Bacall. murderer. Erich Bon 9:00 socialite to care for his Midnight (9) “ Seven Dragnet ...... 40 young nurse fall in love at 8:00 (9) “ The Catcher” 9:30 (20) “ The Silence” Stroheim. Camera Three ...... 3 Jewish Heritage...... 40 Kojak ...... 3 children.' Cary Grant, Sophia Sinners” (1940). Navy man Wonder Window...... 5 Jeanne Wolf With ...... 57 front-line hospital. Humphrey Loren. 10:45 Special: Ice P alace...... 5 meets mysterious blonde at This is the Life ...... fi 4:30 Bogart, June Allyson. 5;00 (9) “Houdini” (1953). become friends in war. John 9:30 (8-40) “Hey, I’m Alive” Jewish L ife ...... 30 M ovie...... 8-40 waterfront bar. John Wayne, Friday Lucy Show...... 22 Teach In ...... 18 2:00 (8) “Rio Grande” Biographical drama of the es­ Wayne, Robert Ryan. (1975). Drama of plane crash 11:00 Kathryn Kuhlman ...... 18 Marlene Dietrich. 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Talcotiviii. 1:45 10:00 This is the Life ...... 18 6:00 Telephone:...... Zip: ...... | and Center-Street Mon.-Fri ,.8 ii.m. - 9 p.m. Best of Joe Franklin...... 9 41 PURNELL PL, MANCHESTER Lamp Unto My F e e t...... 3 Cher ...... 3 ...... Phone 646-2112 Sat ...... 8 a.m. -'5 p.m. MAIL COUPON TODAY ■ I Dreatii of Jeannie. . . ___8 3:30 Lawrence Welk...... 5 2:40 Sunday M ass...... 9 Hour of P ow er...... 18 Six Million Dollar Man .. 8-40 News...... 9 \i ' Page 6 - WEEKEND - Nov. 1, 1975 WEEKEND - Nov. 1, 1975 - Page 7 Daytime programs Wednesday,-Nov. 5 Monday — Friday 6:00 Notre Dame Highlights .. 18 8:30 Strum ‘n D rum m ers...... 40 Noon Mickey Mouse Club...... 3 Romagnolis’ Table...... 24-57 Merv G riffin...... 5 Black Perspective...... 57 6:00 News ...... 3-8-9 News...... 3-8-22-30 Sunrise Semester...... 3 9:30 Huckleberry Hound...... 5 Bewitched ...... 5 To Tell the T ruth...... 30 That’s My Mama...... 8-40 11:00 Green A cres...... 5 The Magnificent Marble Speak for Yourself ...... 5 One Life to Live ...... 8-40 The Untouchables ...... 9 7:30 9:00 News...... 3-8-22-24-3040-57 Ask Kleiner The Real McCoys ...... 9 Machine . . : ...... 20-22-30 The Lucy Show...... 9 Name ’That ’Tune...... 3 Cannon...... 3 Best of Groucho...... 5 6:15 Not for Women Only...... 22 Showoffs...... 40 Maggie and the Beautiful Black Buffalo’s Pow-Wow. .18 Adam 12...... 5 B aretta...... 840 N.Y.P.D...... 9 By Dick Kleiner Davey and Goliath...... 8 The Lucy Show...... 30 12:30 Machine ...... 57 Newsmakers...... 20 $25,000 P5Timid ...... 8 Great Performances ... 24-57 Dick Van Dyke...... 20 6:30 The Flintstones ...... 40 Search for Tomorrow...... 3 4:00 Villa Alegre...... 24-57 Wild Kingdom...... 20-30 9:30 11:30 1 Public affairs...... 3-8-30 10:00 All My Children...... 8-40 Huckleberry Hound...... 5 Bewitched ...... 3 Bonanaza...... 40 L ottery...... 22 The R ock...... I8 Movies ...... 3-540 Give-N-Take ...... 3 Journey to Adventure...... 9 Mike Do.uglas...... 8 DEAR DICK: Could you please tell me where I could House of Frightenstein___5 MATT 6:30 Martin Agronsky ...... 24-57 10:00 7:00 Jackpot!...... 20-22-30 The Flying Nun ...... 5 The Brady Bunch...... !. 8-22 Partridge Fam ily...... 5 Room 222 ...... 40 The Untouchables ...... 9 purchase a tape or record of the theme songs from MASH News...... 3 A.M. Connecticut...... 8 1:00 Kate McShane ...... 3 M ovie...... 9 News...... 8-20-22-30-40 8:00 Johnny Carson ...... 20-22-30 and The Mary Tyler Moore Show? - MRS. L.K.F., Detroit Underdog ...... Romper Room ...... 9 T attletales...... 3 SUPPORT THE ENTIRE DEMOCRATIC TEAM News...... 5 Mich. Som erset...... 20 Real McCoys...... 18 Tony Orlando and Dawn .. 3 12:30 Cartoon Carnival Celebrity Sweepstakes V A ?^ Jr., Maurice P. Morlarty, Treas. § Starsky and H utch...... 8-40 It s going to be tough. The M. A.S.H. theme was once record­ M ovies...... 5-9 Sesame Street...... 24-57 Book B e a t...... 24 Dealers Choice...... 5 Movies ...... 8-9 Today Show...... 22-30 ...... 20-22-30 Living Word ...... 18 ed on Capitol, but I'm told the record is out of print and Ryan’s H ope...... 8-40 Gomer Pyle, USMC...... 30 Hodgepodge Lodge...... 57 Rowan and M artin...... 840 :00 A.M. America...... 40 Electric Company...... 24 Know Your W orld...... 20 Petrocelli...... 20-22-30 Capitol has no plans for re-issuing it. The M.A.S.H. people are Mike Douglas Show...... 40 7:00 Hockey...... 9 Tom orrow...... 20-22-30 7:30 Leave It to B eaver...... 40 Som erset...... 22-30 Say Brother...... 24-57 trying to get somebody else to record it. As for Mary’s theme, 4:30 News...... 3-20-22-40 700 C lub...... 18 1:35 that tune, written by Sonny Curtis, had two recordings — a Bigs Bunny...... 5 10:30 Electric Company...... 24 10:30 Dinah! ...... 3 Andy Griffith ...... 5 Little House on the M ovie...... 5 single by Sonny on Ovation, and as part of a Sammy Davis Jr. New Zoo R evue...... 8 The Price Is Right ...... 3 1:30 NFL Championship Games 9 News...... 9 Bugs Bunny Cartoons...... 5 Truth or Consequences___8 P ra irie ...... 20-22-30 Metro Pulse ...... 18^ 2:30 album of TV themes. Both are old, and may be hard to get. Andy Griffith Show...... 5 As the World Turns...... 3 Merv Griffin Show...... 8 Ironside ...... 9 Tribal E y e...... 24-57 Your best bet is to try used record shops. 8:00 Wheel of Fortune... .20-22-30 Let’s Make a D eal...... 8-40 Flying Circus ...... 24 News ...... ,.., 9 Dick Van Dyke Show ____20 Quasar DEAR DICK: Regarding your comment about Mark Shera Captain Kangaroo ...... 3 I Love Lucy ...... 40 bays of Our Lives .. .20-22-30 Hogan’s Heroes . .*...... 22 . . . he s not Italian, he’s Jewish” — let me say that you The Flintstones ...... 5 11:00 r 2:00 The Mod Squad...... 30 19 dfagonal Thursday, Nov. 6 have fallen into the 2,000-year-old trap of confusing nationality A.M. America...... 8 Gambit...... 3 The Guiding L ight...... 3 Public affairs . \ ...... 9 5:00 COLOR TV 6:00 and religion. There is no Jewish nationality. Your comment is Bewitched ...... 5 $10,000 P yram id...... 8-40 Mickey Mouse Club...... 5 as absurd as saying “he’s not French, he’s Protestant” or Today Show...... 20 N ew s...... 3-8-22-30 7:30 Showoffs...... 8 2:lo M ovie...... 20 • High performance 100% ... 57 . 11:00 he s not British, he’s Catholic.” There is no Protestant 8:30 ' Bewitched ...... 5 Straight Talk...... 9 The Edge of Night 3 The Big V alley...... 22 Solid State Modular L ottery...... 3 8:30 News...... 3-8-22-24-30-40-57 ' nationality, no Catholic nationality, no Jewish nationalitv. Mister Ed ...... 5 Chassis The Untouchables ...... 9 High Rollers ...... 20-22-30 Rhyme and R eason...... 8-40 Mister Rogers...... 57 Adam 12...... 5 ...5 Best of Groucho ...... 5 EUGENE ZWEIG, Southfield, Mich. Joe Franklin Show...... 9 You Don’t Say ...... 40 • "In-Line" Matrix-Stripe Black Buffalo’s Pow-Wow 18 Don A dam s...... 8 I sit corrected. You are absolutely right.' 1 shall try to keep The Doctors ...... 20-22-30 5:15 , 24-57 Dick Van Dyke ...... 20 9:00 Electric Company...... 57 Picture Tube Newsmakers ..._,...... 20 Nashville on the Road ... 18 my foot out of that trap in the future. ' 3:00 Mister Rogers...... 24 Carrascolendas ...... 24-57 9:00 11:30 New England Journal...... 3 11:30 • "Super Insta-Matic" To Be Announced...... 20 The Match G am e...... 3 Color Tuning with .. 3-22 Movies ...... 3-9 DEAR DICK;''Ih 1935, I saw a movie in Which the song, 5:30 Model WT5556MP Bonanza...... 40 Hollywood Squares ...... 22 Dennis the M enace...... 5 Love of Life ...... 3 Casper Cartoons...... 5 Eiectronic Light Sensor Sts. of San Francisco ..8-40 Mike D ouglas___ ...... 8 “When I Grow, Too Old to Dream” was featured. Do you know Phil Donahue Show...... >.'8 The Flintstones ...... 5 6:30 Martin Agronsky _____ 24-57 Midday Live ...... 5 General Hospital ...... 8-40 TRADE • Instant Picture and Sound ,24-57 Johnny Carson ...... 20-22-30 the name of the movie, who starred in it, and is it still around? Kitty Today ...... 22 Happy Days...... 8-40 Hogan’s Heroes . ■...... 30 Partridge Fam ily...... 5 Vegetable Soup...... 30 1 would like to see it on TV. — MRS. C.C. LEATHERMAN Beverly Hillbillies...... 9 AND • Energy Saver Switch 9:30 Mannix...... 40 Sesame S tre k ...... 24 Hollywood Squares . .20-22-30 News...... 4C News...... r 8-20-22-30 Dragnet ...... 40 Ponca City,'Okla. Another World ...... 20-22-30 Villa Alegre ...... 57 • Pecan grain finish piastic Real McCoys...... 18 , 20-30 12:30 Not for Women Only...'.. 30 Sesame Street...... 57 .SAVE cabinet 8:00 Mannix...... That beautiful song came from the ’35 film, “The Night Is 3:30 Consumer Experience____24 10:00 ...... 8 Young,” starring Ramon Novarro, Evelyn Laye, Charlie Waltons ...... 3 Longstreet...... 40 -20th CENTURY TV Gettin’ O v e r...... 57 Dealers Choice...... 5 News. ... 5 Butterworth and Una Merkel.. I doubt you’ll see it again on 176 BURNSIDE AVE. 12:45 Monday, Nov. 3 7:00 Paul Lynde ...... 8-40 ..840 TV; it’s 40 years old and that’s too old for TV. EAST HARTFORD M ovie...... 9 News-...... 3-20-40 M ovie...... 9 ....9 DEAR DICK: How did David McCallum become invisible, 6:00 World Press ...... 57 1:00 9:00 11:00 528-1554 Andy Griffith ...... 5 700 C lub...... 18 ...18 or is it true? - DARREN MACRAE, Kensington, P.E.I., Can. News...... 3-8-22-30 7:30 Tomorrow___'... All In the Family ...... 3 Ironside ...... 9 M ovie...... 20-30 10:30 ...20-22-30 Are you pulling my visible leg? Nobody can become in­ Bewitched ...... 5 Price Is Right ...... 3 News...... 3-22-24-30 Black Perspective...... 24-57 Space: 1999 ...,...... 22 ....9 1:40 visible,at least not yet. If you’re referring to how the trick is The Untouchables ...... 9 Adam 12...... 5 NFL Football ...... 840 Best of Groucho...... 5 To Tell the T ruth...... 30 Fourth E sta te ...... 24 ...18 M ovie...... 5 done on TV, they use a process called Chroma-Key. If you Black Buffalo’s Pow-Wow 18 Candid Camera...... 8 Movie ...... 20-22-30 Harness Racing ...... 9 Mark Russell ...... 24-57 Dick Van Dyke...... 20 mean, how did the character he plays become invisible, he Newsmakers...... 20 To Be Announced...... 18 supposedly discovered a system of breaking down molecular Villa Alegre...... 24-57 Friends of Man ...... 20 9:30 11:30 energy. Basically, it s supposed to be the same gizmo by Bonanza...... 40 Hollywood Squares ___ 22-30 Maude...... 3 Movies ...... 3-5 Friday, Nov. 7 which the Star Trekkers transport themselves from space ship Life in Spirit...... 18 The Untouchables ...... 9 to planet. 6:30 Martin Agronsky ...... 24-57 6:00 To Tell the Truth .... Romantic Rebellion...... 24 Johnny Carson ...... 20-22-30 sajt 30 Chico and the Man . .20-22-30 Partridge Family...... 5 Polka ■’ ...... 40 News...... 3-22-30 11:00 Realidades...... 57 7:30 Wall Street Week...... 24-57 DEAR DICK: Can you please tell me the height of Johnny News'...... 8-20-22-30 8:00 Midnight Bewitched ...... 5 News...... 3-8-22-24-30-40-57 MM ** Match Game P.M...... 3 9:00 Carson and Jack Balance? - KAREN LAWSON, Pueblo, Colo. Real McCoys...... 18 Rhoda...... 3 10:00 News...... 8-40 Best of Groucho...... 5 The Untouchables ...... 9 Adam 12 ...... 5 Hawaii Five-0 ...... 3 Johnny is listed at 5 foot 11, Jack at 6 feet 4. No matter how TV Garden Club...... 24 Dealers Choice...... 5 M ovie___^...... 3 12:30 New York Knicks ...... 9 you slice it. Jack is taller. Black Buffalo’s Pow-Wow 18 To Be Announced...... 8 Rockford F ile s ...... 20-22-30 Hodgepodge Lodge...... 57 Mobile One ...... 8-40 News...... 5 Dick Van Dyke...... 20 Mike Douglas ...... 8 Newsmakers...... 20 Wilburn B rothers...... 18 Masterpiece Theatre ... 24-57 DEAR DICK: Could you please tell me why Rose Marie of 7:00 M ovie...... 9 New York Report ...... 9 M ovie...... 9 RENT-A-CAR 11:30 Villa Alegre...... 24-57 Car and Track ...... 20 the Hollywood Squares always wears that black ribbon bow in News...... 3-20-22-40 700 C lub...... 18 Living Word ...... 18 9:30 College Football...... 40 Bonanza...... 40 Let’s Make a D eal...... 22 Movies ■...... 3-5 her hair? ^ CATHERINE DAVIS, Grove Hill, Ala. Andy Griffith ...... 5 Soundstage...... 24 Jliii M ovie...... 840 Invisible Man ...... 20-22-30 1:00 6:30 Martin Agronsky...... 24-57 Mike D ouglas...... 8 I asked her producer who said, facetiously, “It keeps her Truth or Consequences__ 8 Flying Circus ...... 57 B ible...... , ___ 18 Wolf Trap ...... 24-57. Tomorrow ...... 20-22-30 Partridge Fam ily...... 5 Hollywood Squares ...... 30 Johnny Carson ...... 20-22-30 hair on her head.” So I asked Rose Marie who said, "I've Ironside ...... 9 10:30 isr 10:00 1:30 New9 ...... 8-20-22-30 Room 222 ...... 40 Wide World Special...... 40 never told anyone. It's a very personal thing that I'd rather not American Outdoorsman .. 18 Barnaby Jones ...... 3 8:30 New Jersey R eport...... 9 M ovie...... 5 Real McCoys...... 18 1:00 talk about." Classic Theatre Preview . 24 Connecticut R eport...... 18 8:0C News...... 5 Phyllis ...... 3 Guppies to G roupers...... 24 Midnight Special ___20-22-30 DEAR DICK: I have three questions about the show. Movin’ - To Tell the Truth...... 30 Election ’75 ...... 57 2:30 Big Eddie ...... 3 Gamer Ted Armstrong___9 Merv G riffin...... 5 Hodgepodge Lodge...... 57 On. Was the show moved to the east because Frank Converse News...... ; ...... 9 Dealers Choice...... 5 Living Word ...... 18 1:15 7:00 M ovie...... 8-9-40 M ovie...... 9 disliked the west? In last year shows, wasn't Sonny’s last Police Story ...... 20-22-30 name spelled Pruett, instead of Pruitt? And what color are Tuesday, Nov. 4 News...... 3-20-22-40 700 C hib...... IS Ourstory...... 24 1:45 Andy Griffith ...... 5 Sanford and Son...... 20-22-30 M ovie...... 5 Claude Akins’ eyes? — DONNA WILSON, West Texas Citv, 6:00 New York Knicks ...... 9 Great Performances...... 57 Tex. 7:30 Best of Groucho...... 5 Truth or Consequences___8 Week in Review...... 2457 2:00 News...... 3-8-22-30 Consumer Survival Kit... 57 10:30 First, the move East was simply to give them a change of Celebrity Sweepstakes ___ 3 Ironside ...... 9 8:30 Wildlife T heatre...... 3 Bewitched ...... 5 9:00 Dick Van Dyke .'...... 20 Skiing...... 18 Meet the M ayors...... r... 9 scenery. Second, you have good eyes. In the pilot, the name Adam 12...... 5 Rent a New M ash...... 3 New Directions ...... IP 2:40 was Pruett, but whoever painted the name on the truck mis­ The Untouchables ...... 9 Switch...... 3 11:30 Aviation W eather...... 24-57 Space: 1999 ...... "a Movies ...... 3.5 Merv G riffin...... 5 Mark Russell ...... 24 News...... 9 spelled it so everything had to be changed to conform to the Black Buffalo’s Pow-Wow..l8 Celebrity Tennis...... is Rookies ...... 840 1976 GRANADA Mike Douglas ...... 8 misspelling. Third, verv blue Newsmakers...... 20 To Be Announced...... 20 Police Woman ...... 20-22-3 Johnny Carson ...... 20-30 from Carrascolendas...... 24-57 Let’s Make a Deal...... 22 Ascent of Man ...... 24-57 Election R eturns...... 22-40 Saturday, Nov. 8 Bonanaza...... 40 Martin Agronsky ...... 24-57 9:30 Dillon Loading Corp. 6:30 Treasure Hunt ...... 30 Christian Living...... 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Newark and Reality ...... 9 Sesame Street...... 24 Gettin’ O v er...... 57 Sports Legend...... 9 Living Word ...... 18 12:30 Carrascolendas...... 24 Speed Buggy...... 8 Brown In 6 Minutes Many cars and trucks Huckleberry Hound . Emergency Plus 4 .. .20-22-30 9:30 7:00 700 C lub...... f 18 Joe F o rrester...... 20-22-30 M ovie...... 11:00 Josie and the Pussycats fhe world’s "finest eatin for rent at low, low j I Dream of Jeannie. Scooby-Doo...... 3 News...... 3-20-22-40 Movin’ O n ...... 20-22-30 Woman Alive ...... 24^-57 8:30 Space Nuts ...... 3 ...... ! 20-22-30 ±icken” With incomparablt 12:45 rates! 7:00 Komedy Klassics ; ...... 5 Andy G riffith...... 5 Sherlock Holmes 24 10:30 M ovie...... The Flintstones ...... 5 Soul Train ...... 5 Mister Rogers...... 24 taste. Ranger Station...... Tom and Jerry/Grape Lost Saucer ...;...... 8-40 hdqyie...... 9 Candlepin Bowling...... 40 Truth or Consequences___8 Happy Days...... 40 Human Dimension...... I8 1:00 . CALL IN ORDER Underdog Cartoons . 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Land of the Lost __20-22-30 ' Bullwinkle Cartoons ...... 3 Oddball Couple...... \ 840 Villa Alegre...... 24 Page 8 - WEEKEND - Nov. 1, 1975 HOLLYWOOD - (NEA) - Hollywood Producer Jay Weston, watching the continues to find material for films in its work, kept marveling over Steiger’s work own past. Movies are now being planned and his dedication. Can anyone capture which will tell the stories of Valentino and Bogart and around town these days they “He’s an incredible man,” Weston said. “He is living this part. His wife tells me are shooting "Gable and Lombard” and “W.C. Fields and Me.” that Rod talks like Fields at home, con­ the real Fields? It’s a continuation of the nostalgia stantly. He got into the part by listening to recordings of Fields. By DICK KLEINER theme which has brought hefty box office receipts to movies such as “Amercian “I gave Him a set of records and a print Grafitti,” “The Summer of ’42,” “Bonnie of Fields’ movie, ‘Tha Bank Dick.’ Out of and Clyde” and many more. What could that, Steiger has developed two distinct •V be more nostalgic than a look at the greats voices — Fields’ vaudeville voice and of Hollywood’s past, who were all part of Fields’ personal voice. the American dream. They were shooting “W.C. Fields and “I watched an old Fields’ movie recent­ Me” in and around a Pasadena mansion. ly — and I don’t think Fields is as good as “Howja do?” said Rod Steiger, who is Steiger. Rod is just perfect, and he’s playing Bill Fields. He said it with Fields worked so hard. He spent a month on the famous inflection. He says everything voices before we began, shooting. these days with Fields’ famous inflection. “And he has an encyclopedic knowledge 1:^ He’s the kind of actor who lives his part, of Fields.” for the duration of the time he’s working in a film. Steiger says his interest in the comedian So, currently, he’s Bill Fields when he’s pre-dates his casting for the film. He says working and stays in character when he's he was an admirer of Fields long before not working. the movie was ever mentioned. The house, doubling for the home in “It’s just a happy coincidence that T m which Fields lived with his Carlotta, who doing this part,” he says. is being played by Valerie Perrine, is on He sat down on a chair on the lawn, Berkshire Ave. in Pasadena. Director after the scene was finally in the can. He Arthur Hiller took me around. looks, with his make-up, amazingly like Hiller was bundled up in a turtle-neck Fields. sweater under his leather jacket. Califor­ “I like the script,” he says. “They took nia can |e t cold in the summer and Hiller some dramatic license, of course, but the was working outside the house this day. script does show both sides of the man — The house has been completely done he could be both very mean and very nice, • over by the studio’s set designers. Hiller when he wanted to be.” wanted a special look. Winston cam’e over and began “Everything is just a bit off,” Hiller retouching the make-up on Steiger’s W. C. Fields Rod Steiger as Fields. said. “Notice that it all doesn’t quite hands. match. Isn’t it wonderful?” “Somebody just gave me a record of The scene they were shooting, on the Fields and Carlotta at home,” Steiger front porch, had Fields and Carlotta said. “I’m not sure if L should play it or having an argument about this drinking. HEIRLOOMS OF TOMORROW ARE AT not. I’ve developed my own idea of what He accused her of watering down the gin Fields sounded like in his private voice, in his Thermos, which he took to the studio and, if I found out I was way off, it would COUNTR'V^ every day. And she admitted that she had be very upsetting. I don’t think I’ll play it. '254 BROAD ST. MANCHESTER done it because she hated it when he got It would be terrible if I was wrong.” Merchants In Early American drunk. He says the part is a fascinating They rehearsed the scene several times, Furniture Reproductions ^ challenge. And he likes being challenged. Ciocks • Lamps • Fireplace Furnishings then Steiger went to have his make-up “A man should be every once in a while retouched. attempt something big,” he says, “and Gifts and Nautical Paraphernalia They were ready to shoot the scene, OPEN TUES., WED., SAT. 10 A.M. - 5*30 P M R d Q R 1 7 0 have a big dream. People who say they THUR8.AFRU0A.M.-9P.M 0 4 9 -5 l7 3 which was heavy and dramatic. Before have never tried anything haven’t really Hiller called for “ACTION,” Steiger lived.” OPEN SUNDAY 12 - 5 P.M. would pace up and down, shake his arm, Steiger, over the years has probably fiddle with his hat. He was like a pitcher, tried more big dreams than any other ac­ getting ready to make a delivery. tor. Playing Fields is merely one more It was long and^ tedious work. Many extralarge dream. 1st MWIVERSAIIY SALE takes were required before everyone was NOV. 1st thru NOV. 15 “Fields was a tragic figure,” he says. satisfied. If Hiller liked it, Steiger didn’t. “He drank himself to death. But he wasn’t If both of them were happy, Valerie unique — so many great men, so many THE Perrine was unhappy. geniuses, wasted their'bodies.” OLDE FARMER'S P

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