PAGE TWENTY — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wi., Sept. 5,1975 Town adult school plans The weather Weekend section Inside today’s Herald is Weekend, a section devoted to Forum of the Arts, features, and courses for MHS credit . Cloudy with showers and scattered the television listings for the coming week. thunderstorms likely today. High around 80. Save it for future reference. Clearing tonight, low In the 50s. Sunny Sunday % Manchester's Adult Evening Room 109; film appreciation, class, Tuesday & Thursday, 8- with high near 70. PRICE: FIFTEEN CENTS School will offer courses for Monday & Wednesday, 8-9:30 9:30 p.m.. Room 211; physical Manchester—A City of Village, Charm e ig h t e e n pa g e s - t w o se c t io n s GARDENING education, Thursday, 6:30-7:45 high school credit, open to p.m.. Room 109^ current • MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER «, 1975- VOL. XCIV, No. 287 By FRANK ATWOOD adults, high school students and events, Tuesday & Thursday, p.m., gym. non-high schoo[,graduates. 6:30-8 p.m.. Room 219; general The physical education class Each course, except physical meets for 10 weeks. The course had prizes for several annual science, Tuesday & TTiursday, Sunflowers are a specialty A class that called for education, will meet three hours 6:30-8 p.m.. Room 211; general is designed to contribute to the crop for Jimmy Moreau, but he flowers, including marigolds exhibiting a basket of six general conditioning of the body and zinnias, and awards on four per week for 12 weeks. math, ’Tuesday & Thursday, § does not raise sunflowers for different kinds of vegetables ' As the material covered in 6:30-8 p.m., Room 114; typing I, and the developing and im­ flower arrangements. the bluejays. He grows them was outstanding, Mr. Gray each course will be equivalent Monday S i Wednesday, 8-9:30 proving of recreational skills of Kentucky guardsmen His father said the increased News for himself, his three brothers said, and there were many p.m.. Room 117; COEP related the individual. number *of flower to that covered in the same type and his parents, all of whom exhibits of tomatoes, of course offered at Manchester arrangements in tbe 4-H Club enjoy the nutty-flavored seeds cucumbers, summer squash High School during a semester, fair was, he thought, after Mrs. Moreau has roasted and snap beians, all in season in the high school credit granted remarkable. It takes more time them lightly in the oven. late August. will be the same — 0.5 high 'KATHY SAYS: “KIDS ARE RACK AT SCHOOL, ORIVE' summary j Louisvillc arcas and thought to put flowers The seeds, when ripe and dry, Tolland County, Mr. Gray school credits per course, CAREFULLY; OiVE THEM AM APPLE TO GIVE TO THE together, with an eye for color Compiled from can be easiiy opened with the said, has only one 4-H Qub that except physical education TEACHER, OR PUT IMTO THEIR LUMCH KIT.” combinations, harmony . ORCHARD FRESH: Macs, Milton*, arav*n*t.lni A OraMilng Apptea, United Press International the tranq^Uty of this community.” fingers and the Moreaus nibble makes gardening its principal LOUISVILLE, KY. (UPI) - Kentucky ty Judge Todd Hollenbach, the chief between the flowers and their which is 0.2 credit?. lu* Paacha*. Jefferson County police estimated that them like so many peanuts. project, this one in Coventry. A Adults and students may take RATIVE: Buttar A Sugar Com, Qraan A Vallow Squaah, Swiaa CharS, Gov. Julian M. Carroll today called in executive officer of the county. container and achievement of a Tomato**, R*d A Hot Pappora, Carrot*, L*«k*, Boaton Lattue*, Turnip*, more than 190 persons were arrested in "Oh, we leave a few for the new club specializing in gar­ one or two of these courses per some 800 National Guard troops to help Violence reached its peak shortly before result that can be called “ar­ Charry TortwtoM, Spinach, Pvckllng Onipna, Rad Onkm*, CauUllowar, disorders Friday night and early today as birds,” Mrs. Moreau said, but dens has been organized in semester, but no more than Qraan A Vallow Baana, Egg Ptant, Shall Baana, Shalota, Whit* Onion*, State restore order to riot-torn sections midnight when more toan 10,000 persons tistic” than it does to exhibit Acorn A Butternut SquaM. emotions escalated in protest over the they watch the ripening South Windsor in Hartford two. Louisville and Jefferson County after at three suburban high schools threw your choicest blooms, each kind FRESH: Bluatrarriaa, Plum*, Phachaa, BartlaA Paara, Nactarlnaa, Prune HARTFORD — Fifty-eight city ; court ordered busing of 22,600 students in a sunflowers and try to get a County but has elected to Students and adults who miss Plum*, PInaapplaa, Honaydawa, Qrapalrult, Rad, Qraan Qrap*^ Klad ( violent anti-busing demonstrations. rocks and bottles at police, set fire to two by itself, in horticulture policemen but only one firemen par­ school buses at Southern High School and newly merged Jefferson County-Louisville generous share ahead of the operate under the guidance of three classes jeceive an MIT OME im A DOZEN, AND PICK OUT TOM OWN In his announcement at 6:30 a.m. EDT, classes. The judges give higher ticipated today in a threatened one- school system. never-satisfied bluejays. the Tolland County Extension automatic F and are dropped WE H A V E CANNING JA R S , CENTO, AND SUNE-JELL the governor said the mobilization of the had to be dispersed with tear gas. scores for arrangement classes day “sickout” to protest slow con­ Official spokesmen said the injury toll Jimmy started planting seeds Service and show its produce at from the class. Three times tar­ N A TIY E P E A C H E S ...... 8 qt: btisi

PAGE TWO - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Sat., Sept. 6,1975 THEATER SCHEDULE The Press a n d the American Revolution

Saturday Sunday UA East 1 ,- “Jaws’^ 2:40- UA East 1 — “Jaws” 2:40- The Boston Tea Party 5;00-7:20-9;40 , 5:b0-7:20-9:40 UA East 2 - “ Benji” 2:15- ” UA East 2 - “Benji” 2:15- 3:50-5:30-7:15-9:15 3:50-5:30-7:15-9:15 UA East 3 - “ Beyond the UA East 3 - “Beyond the Door” 2:304:10-5:50-7:30-9:10 Door” 2:30-4:10-5:50-7:30-9:10 MANCHESTER HAS IT predicted that the Tea Act would not ruin Showplace - “Blazing Showplace - “Blazing-*. By Dr. Francis G. Walelt merchants, but also "Our Artificers will Saddles” 7:00-10:15; “Young Saddles” 7:00-10:15; "Young ’ v@i Worcester Slate College be unemployed, and every Tradesman wUl Frankenstein” 2:004:00 Frankenstein” 2:00-8:40 j Business-Directory Guide For lIS p 2B4IIOAOST.MAMMEtTai|COUNTR’ groan undef dire Oppression.” One Rhode Burnside 1 - “ Dr. Zhivago” j 72 5 EAS T Copyright 1975 Burnside 1 — “ Dr. Zhivago” P ^WIOnSiHHlUt In tm nf smtmnSmn American Antiquarian Society Islander In the Newport Gazette called on 8:00 8 : 0 0 ! Fumltm HwnrnilnfHnni Capt. Francis itotch, hurrying back Patriots to send “to GASPEE” any tea Burnside 2 - ‘"The Reincar­ Burnside 2 - “The Reincar- ! MIDbLE TURNPIKE shipments that might reach Narraganseti nation of Peter Proud” 7:30- * Manchester and Surrounding CLOCKS a LAMPS a FIKEPUCE FUIMISNIIMS and from Gov. Thomas Hutchinson’s country nation of Peter Proud” 7:30- • NAUTICAL PAMPMEMIAUA home in Milton, Mass., made his way in — an allusion to the British vessel sunk by 9:30 9:30 OPEN TUBS., WED., SAT. 10 P.M. - $-40 P.M. the darkness through the huge throng into Patriots in June 1772. Manchester Drive-In — “’The Manchester Drive-In — “The ' MANCHESTER THURSDAY A FRIDAY, 10 A.M. • 9 P.M. the old South Meeting House in Boston. A writer in the Massachusetts Spy (Nov. Manhandlers” 8:05; “The Manhandlers’’ 8:05; “The ! nun a »**'* Vicinity SUNDAY 12 NOON - 5 P.M. PLENTY OF FREE PASKHtO There in the candlelight he told the Patriot 4,1773) suinmed up American objections Swinging Barmaids” 9:30 Swinging Barmaids’ '9 :3 0 leaders that the governor had refused to to the new act as “Taxation without con­ Vernon Cinema 1 — “Part II Vernon Cinema 1 — “Part II •w arn - w m WE SERVICE AND INSTALL INDUSTRIAL AND COMMERCIAL grant clearance for the Dartmouth with sent and monopoly of trade-establishing Walking Tall” 2:00-7:15-9:15 Walking Tall” 1:15-3:15-5:15- its cargo of East India tea. itself together.” Cinema 2 - “Rollerball” 7:15-9:15 AIR CONDITIONING, featuring this week... Amidst great excitement, Samuel Sons of Liberty everywhere made plans ’This old drawing of the Boston Tea Party, printed in a number of nineteenth-century 2:00-7:30-9:35 Cinema 2 — Rollerball” 2:00- [c:o;n;s:ume;ri$a ,lY s m I Adams shouted, “This meeting can do no to prevent the landing of any duties tea books, was done by some unknown artist. There are. no contemporary pictures of the : Showcase Cinema 1 — “Once 4:30-7:30-9:35 REFRIGERATION and HEATING M , * more to save the country!” With and to force East Indian (Company con- event, but this later sketch seems to capture, the essence of it. Two of the three tpa ships Is Not Enough” 2:004:35-7:05- Showcase Cinema 1 — “Once sipees to resip their commissions. Is Not Enough” 2:00-4:35-7:05-, We Also Do Sheet M etal Vjfork warwhoops and such cries as “Boston har­ tied up at Griffin’s Wharf are shown with the "Mohawks” at work with their hatchets 9:40 MANCHESTER PARKADE 9:40 ■' New England Mechanical Services, Inc. bor a teapot tonight!” and "Hurrah for while a crowd of spectators cheers them on. (Courtesy, American Antiquarian Society.) Showcase Cinema 2 — “For­ Griffin’s Wharf!” the crowd dispersed. tune” 1:45-3:40-5:35-7:35-9:30 Showcase Cinema 2 — “For­ ROUTE ||I83, P.O. BOX 3147 Yoiir Com piete Hundreds of the milling mob headed Showcase Cinema 3 — tune” 1:45-3:40-5:35-7:35-9:30 j TALCOTTVILLE, CONN. (06066) Resign commissions Appliance Store down Milk St. toward the waterfront. At “Return of the Pink Panther” Showcase Cinema 3 —‘ 643-2738 • 643-2192 In early October 1773, American learned Griffin’s Wharf, where three tea chips 1:30-3:35-5:40-7:40-9:55 “Return of the Pink Panther”- that four shipments of tea were headed for FAMOUS BRAND were moored, they watched as 100 or more Postal rate hike delayed Showcase Cinema 4 — “Love 1:30-3:35-5:40-7:40-9:55 Boston, New York, Philadelphia, and CAMPING EQUIPMENT men. rouHhlv disguised as Indians, and Death” 1:45-3:35-5:25-7:20- Showcase Cinema 4 — “Love TELEVISION - APPLIANCES Charleston. Before the tea arrived, con- b o ^ e d the vessels. ’Their faces daubed likely take affect the week after spokesman said his purpose ob­ 9:15 and Death” 1:45-3:35-5:25-7:20- sip e e s in all but Boston had resip ed WASHINGTON (UPI) - The TENTS, COTS, SLEEPING BASS, AIR MAHIIESSES. with lampblack and red ochre, Sam Christmas. viously was to spare postal 9:15 NANrHCSTFB their conunissions. By the time that the Postal Service has announced STOVES, LANTCRN8 NMMPMKMUT Adam’s "Motowks” broke open 340 chests Tbe Postal Service Board of users the extra cost during the J tea ships reached New York and it will postpone controversial o A ea 'w o rth about 10,000 pounds and Governors ’Thursday took of­ Christmas season. Philafieli^a, news of the Boston Tea Par­ new postage rate increases un­ dumped the tea overboard. ficial action to set the stage for Bailar said in his announce­ Special forms of chromium FARR’S 649-3589 ty had spread, and Patriots persuaded the til after Christmas. The new THE EVERVTHINO $TORE W P l i f i k t The Boston Tea Party of Dec. 16,1773 — another round of postage rate ment that new rates “most are essential in human nutrition. Rnt to Stag $ Skif captains to turn back without entering rate will boost the cost of a first 6REETING CARDS CAMF-BIKE-SFOBT 2 APPLIANCE as well known as any incident in American increases for virtually all likely” wHl take effect during FOR ALL OCCASIOHS I TY custom houses. Only at Charleston, S.C., class stamp from 10 cents to 13. This mineral is called a trace OPEN DAILY TO 9 P.M. J. FARR a 643-7111 history — was to trigger events that led classes of mail. Technically, the week following Christmas. Sao Our Large Dlaplay was the tea landed, and there it remained ’The announcement was made element because it is found in directly to open Revolution. they could have gone into effect But he said the date cannot be in storage for three years before being by Postmaster General foods in such small amounts. PEKSOM L TEE in mid-December. set precisely at this time. ARTHUR DRUG VOLKSWAGEM REPAIR sold for the benefit of the state. Benjamin F . Bailar following Scientists think it probably helps Personalized Fun and Sportswear One protest to the pre- fAAGGIC sharp protests from the public Bailor’s statement gave no the body use insidin. Good food by factory trained specialists ’Things were different at Boston. First of Christmas increases came DONE WHILE YOU WAIT and the greeting card industry. explanation of the delay, but a sources of chromium are animal Surplus tea all, the tea consipees were closely from Congress Thursday. Phil Pete He said the increases would proteins, whole grain products Great Gins For Any Occasion It had all begun when Parliament passed related to Gov. Hutchinson; in fact, two of Locicero and ZIdek 35 Oak St., Manchester and brewers yeast. [H;\THEATRES EAST the Tea Act (May 10,1773) to help the dis­ them were his sons. Rather than yield to Mon.-Sat. 10-5:30 popular pressure and r e s ip their com­ 643-9D36 tressed East India Co. dispose of its huge ARCO PLUS S A D D L E S ] Phone 646-2756 hold royal authority. When three tea ships m w m though a three pence per pound duty the proposed active program tivities planned for the year. 533 Main S t 6 4 3 -6 2 9 5 Manchester came into Boston harbor and their cargoes HEBRON remained from Townshend Act days, the will allow this year. The 1975-76 The troop meeting will close NO SERVICE CHAR6E were entered at the customhouse, they Anne Dallaire METAL DETECTORS m company Would be able to undersell all dues will be ?17, which at 9 p.m. and parents are asked could not leave without the governor’s per­ 228-3267 bj WIitIt's competitors — even those who smuggled represents less than two-thirds to be at the school promptly to CDIMS Retarvallons lor • Hotels • Airlines • Steamships mission. By the terms of the law, duty on Boy Scout TToop 28 will hold T h e N d a h t w w ■ ■ w w Collections Wanted Dutch tea into the cblonies. of the expenditures per boy; the transport their sons home. E d w in E. B lo w 627 Main Street Mencheeter the tea had to be paid within twenty days, its first meeting and registra­ DSMEUNG FUST They Robbed ^ , The prospect of cheap tea might at first balance will be paid by‘ the Anyone interested in the or it would be landed and confiscated by tion on Tuesday, in the Gilead OUR 12th YEAR IN MANCHESTER glance seem harmless, but for two reasons troop’s fund-raising activities. scouting program may contact ja g G Hill Elementary School at 6:30 Big Bcrtha*$ ) PERSONAL-TEE the Tea Act aroused a storm of protest in customs officials. Payments may be made in Kearns. PARTS FOR OLDER CARS p.m., Joseph E. Kearns, scout­ ALSO America. two payments, $10 paid at FLO’S Cake Decorating Supplies «Monc/tc«fer> Fast and Efficient Heat Transfer Producers S U C H A S master, reports. i^WALT DISNEY’S] 875-3252 For one thing, if Parliament could grant registration with the remaining Manchester Evening Herald 646-0228 LEAF SPRINGS MAIN LEAFS Kearns is asking that l»ys A1 and Pat shown above with their daughter, Marysea, are the owners of the Personal-Tee at 35B Oak St., a virtual monopoly to the East India Co., iC IA IIC S PLUS WILTON CAKE DECORATIONS register early because as this is $7 paid by Jan. 1. Published every evening except A COMPIETE LINE OF Manchester. They are pleased to tell you that they have over 300 novelty designs in stock to take care of GASKETS SHOCKS why not also to any company it might Impasse A year’s subscription to Boy’s Sundays and holfdays. Entered-at STEVE McQUEEN the nation’s Bicentennial year, the Manchester, Conn., Post Office IlLY RORINSON”! 70 UNION ST. almost any occassion. They also have six different color letters and numbers in different sizes. Within reason, IGNITION BULBS favor? Another factor was the tea tax. Hutchinson would not give in and Life Magazine may be ordered «ID 191 CENTER ST. ROCKVILLE, CONN. ’Troop 28 will be more active as Second Class Mall Matter. MANCHESTER, CONN. TAIL PIPES BRAKE LINING ROCKER PANELS Wasn’t this new act a sly scheme to get the repeatedly refused to allow the ships to at the time of registration, with Mon. - Sal. 10-5 thev will print almost any wording you may want. They can take care of almost any sport shirt,be it one shirt than anytime in its history. Suggested Carrier Rates Mon. - Sat. 10-5 MANCHESTER AUTO PARTS colonists to pay a tax imposed by s put to sea without landing the tea. An im­ an additional payment of $3. Frl. 10-9 n v iL ^ te^ rB o S g shirts just one of their specialties. Special orders aje taken Jor c ^ Boys are asked to report to Payable In Advance t Thurt., 10-9 649-4528 ^70 BROAD ST. Parliament? passe resulted as the Patriots were equal­ At Tuesday’s meeting, organizations, and motorcycle shirts. They also carry all kinds of white and cdor tee shirto, the gym in full dress uniform Single copy...... ;. .150 ly determined that the tea would not be warrant officers, including Weekly...... 90« Wedding Cakes A Specialty tank tops. Kids sizes are 4 to 20; adult sizes are small to extra large Personal-Tee is open Monday to Saturday (sneakers, no street shoes). A ^ BO 8VEN80N (PQ) brought ashore and the duty paid. One month ...... $3.90 parent, whose presence is patrol leaders and patrol Three months ...... $11.70 10 00 to 5-30, Thursday nights ’til 8:30. For any special information pldase call 646-3339. BETTY JANE TURNER _ OaDec; 16,1773, the day before the cargo members will be s e le c ts . Six mpnths ...... 3 ..'...... $23.40 “ P A S T 2 ^ EVERYTHING IN vvf canj , Roared in anger required, will fill out the of the Dairtinouth was to be seized by Patrol equipment will be dis­ One year__ ...... '.$46.80 i£ ^ 'i N T-7 y— OUR PRODUCT ‘4 \ ' ' ■ School of Dance necessary registration forms Mall Rates Upon Request WALKING TALL’ ll-86EXIT91-ntu»n As soon as Patriots saw the full im­ customs authorities, the “Mohawks” tributed in preparation for the ■jAKlYC.LMS a'JIOWERDOOR^ X__/, 40 OAK STREET MA>ICHESTER and pays dues in the school Subscribers who fall to receive' m MS Sit Mil 2 PJL I'" • kl'VU rnONTS aOATHTU0EiBBN 12 AND UNDBB W PBICCI 9 M A K E STREET, DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER • 649-4273 faints I s e t o l rules to abide by, and that is all, so if you plan on salads, rosaast beef, • TRY OUR NEW QUIQK ACTION »naX COPIERI 723 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER • 849-4501 W ednesday, .10 pinochle Just Around The Corner From Main... otherwise everyone is making going, please'get here as soon homemade rolls and butter, and games; 12:45 p.m., bridge Thiirs., Frl., and Sat UUkM'UUliiiii YOU DESERVE THE BEST up their own as they go, and as possible. lemon meringue pie for dessert. FORMAL’S INN me. games. Bus pickup at 8:30 a.m. DRYCLEANIN6INT0WN that ends up into all types of We will not take any more After eating heartily for an EARLY BIRD SPECIALS and noontime. Return trips at SEBVeO FBOM 4«0 to 7SW P.M. lO U AlWATS l"Y liniA *1 JOHN'S FLOOR COVERING INC. F(fr the tux Wliara Ouallly to HlglE ." J Frtoaa Low confusion. than two buses, and we must fill hour, we than followed \ M , noon and 3:30 p .m .' So check over the rules, and I a bus before we can take it. Maureen for a short walk (NCIS< M WE SPECIALIZE IN... Thursday, 10 a.m. to 4 p.fti., 119 Oakland St. that’s inn believe that starting this Next week we start our old through the park, the rose gar­ WEDDING GOWNS, DRAPES, dens, the manmade ponds, the outdoor shuffleboard games. Installing Since 1953 for hifn LEATHER AND SUEDE Tuesday the winter season is routine and by Sept. 15 ,we H .7 5 Specials! a! Bus pickup at 8:30 a.m. and starting. So come on all you ac­ should be coming out with a few covered bridge, and other sites Come In For Oin* Surprise $1.75 LINOLEUM - CARPET CERAMIC - FORMICA "AH work dona on noontime. Return trip at 3 p.m. 'l l Frank A. Amon*. Prttldtnl tive seniors, join the league. added programs for your were, just lovely. When we got a bAOdbUMIMAM OPEN DAILY 10 A.W. - 9 P.IA. KITCHEN & BATH REMODELING 35 Oak SI.. Manchoslei. Cunn. 06040 Friday, 10 a.m . to noon,' Specials; We'll Have Something Vte. I IMiflHidMiliak PARKADE CLEANERS By the way, our golf league is pleasure. back to the paviilion the TalaptKina 10-9 Wt«k Days 402 W. MIDDLE TPKE. kitchen social bingo games, one Different Thurs,, Fri,, and Sat* lopMt Mon.. Tties., 8M. 10 to 6 p.m., Thurs. A Fri. « toO pm 649-7901 lO-S Saturday coming down to the end of the manager showed us some MANCHESne PARKADE 643-9561 can of canned go^s needed; 1 Niffhts, . . IliMICHESTER dosed WidneeilaY______8 4 ^ 7 0 line, and will soon be over for beautiful slides of the park II p.m. to 4 p.m., setback games. ChHdrm 12 and Unitor MP ■fy*y*!ri| another season. Like always, Shuffleboani when the laurel and rhododen­ Bus pickup at 8:30 a.m ., return (Opr Bogutor Many With Solod Bor to SssUslUst we will'be having a banquet, as ’The big thing right now is our drons were in bloom. Then they trip at noon and 4 p.m. well as prizes for the winners. shuffleboard tournament. ’This treated us to cake and coffee :1 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Sat,, Sept. 6,187^ - PAGE FIVE

I -■ PAGE FOUR - HUNCHESTER EVENING HERALD. ManchestU Conn.. Sat., ^ p t. 6,1975 ) LOCAL CHURCHES The virtue of clarity t r H CENTER CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, UNITARIAN UNIVERSALIST SOCIETY CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE, 236 Main St. ST. BARTHOLOMEW’S CHURCH, E. Mid­ UNITED CHURCH OF CHRIST, 11 Center St. lianrlfPHtfr iEuf ning Iferalii EAST, Rev. Arnold Westwood, minister. Rev. Neale 0. McLain, pastor. desperately needed dle Tpke. Rev. Philip Husseyi pastor. 9:30 a.m., Sunday School. Promotion Sunday. Rev. Newell Curtis Jr., Rev. Winthrop Nelson Saturday Mass at 5 p.m.; Sunday Masses at The society Will resume regular Sunday Classes lor all ages; 10:45 a.m.. Morning Jr., pastors. ' Founded Oct. 1,1881 8:30,10:15 and 11:30 a.m. meetings ^ t . 14 at the Community Y, 78 N. Worship. Sermon by the Rev. Mr. McUin. 9 a.m.. Worship Service and Holy Communion, Mtmbar, United Prees International Main St. Information on summer activities may Mo(nb«r, Audit BurMU of Circulation Federation Room. Rev. Mr. Curtis, leader; 10 GOSPEL HALL, 416 Center St. be obtained by calling 64B-61S1. Children’s Church and Nursery provided; 7 p.m.. Published by the Manchester Publishing Co^ Herald Square, 10 a.m.. Breaking bread; 11:45 a.m., Sunday Evening Service. Message by the Rev. Mr. a.m.. Worship Service and Holy Communion, WASfflNG’TON - Your Honor, I direct PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, 43 Spruce St. Sanctuary. Rev. Mr. Cfurtis, preacher; 11 a.m.. Manchester, Conn. 06040. Telephone (203)643-2711. School; 7 p.m.. Gospel meeting. McUiin. Nursery provided. your attention to a statement by H. ANDREW TULLY Rev. Mack Welford, pastor. Coffee Shoppe, Woodruff Hall. SECOND CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, Harold E. Turkington, Managing Editor Guyford Stever, director of the tax-funded ST. BRIDGET CHURCH, 70 Main St. Rev. 9:15 a.m., Sunday School; 10:30 a.m., Worship, Raymond F. Robinson, Editor-Publisher UNITED CHURCH OF CHRIST, 385 N. Main National Science Foundation: John J. Delaney, pastor. Rev. William J. Stack, Nursery provided; 7 p.m.. Informal Worship, St. Rev. Dr. Felix M. Davis, minister. EMANUEL LUTHERAN CHURCH, Church “ It is difficult for the average scientist language into the King's English,I Rev. William J. Killeen. study and fellowship. Saturday Masses at 5 and 7:30 p.m., school 10 a.m.. Morning Worship, Child Care, and Chestnut Sts. Rev. C. Henry Anderson and — who has spent years trying to unders­ American variety. They give the impres-' Opinion auditorium; Sunday Masses at 7:30,9 and 10:30, ST. JAMES CHURCH, Msgr. Edward J. Nursery through 6-year-olds, guest preacher. Rev. Ronald J. Fournier, pastors; Michel D. tand his discipline and who has devoted a sion that any use of plain, unscientific in church; 10:30 a.m, and noon in school ReaMon, pastor; Rev. Bernard‘Killeen, Rev. The Rev. Dr. Oifford 0. Simpson, Pastor Clark, intern. great deal of study to his problem — to Emeritus, Center Congregational Church, ser­ language is beneath them. auditorium. Louis Cremonle. 8:30 and 11 a.m.. The Service with Holy Com­ make the significance of research readily What they don’t realize, to their peril, is Saturday Masses at 5 and 7:30 p.m.; Sunday mon: “ The Three R ’s in Living.” munion. Chapel service for children following THE SALVATION ARMY, 661 Main St. Capt. The high cost of leisure apparent to the layman who has not that most American^ these days have no Masses at 7:30, 9, 10:30 a.ni. and noon. principal hymn; 9:45 a.m.. The Christian Educa­ and Mrs. Arthur Carlson, corps officers. ZION EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN studied science.” tion Committee will meet; 11 a.m.. Nursery for trouble comprehending a simple 8:30 a.m.. Teen Prayer Breakfast; 9:30 a.m., JEHOVAH’S WITNESSES, Kingdom Hall, CHURCH (MISSbURI SYNOD), Cooper and Stever was testifying at House hearings infants. declarative sentence, articulated clearly. | Sunday School; 10:45 a.m.. Holiness Meeting; 6 726 N. Main St. High Ste. Rev. Charles W. Kuhl, pastor. their party’s presidential nomination. For most of us, the time for earlier this year on legislation requiring We are, in fact, a relatively well-educaM p.m., Open-Air Meeting; 7 p.m.. Salvation 10 a.m.. Public Bible discourse “ Return Evil 9 a.m., Divine Worshij) with Holy Communion; NSF to submit its research grant for Evil to No One” ; 11 a.m.. Group discussion 10:15 a.m., Sunday School and Youth Classes vacations is past and with the possible So next week, with the dust hardly breed, thanks t6 compulsory education Meeting. proposals to Congress for review and and despite the failures in recent years of of Aug. 1 Watchtower magazine article “ Who begin; 10:10-11:35 a.m., First and Second Year stirred in the halls of Congress, the CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF CHURCH OF CHRIST, Lydall and Vernon exception of a long weekend we must possible disapproval. ’The bill was dumped Qualifies to Be an Elder?” Youth Instruction. our public schools. The dumbest man in LATTER-DAY SAINTS, Woodslde St. & Sts. Eugene Brewer, minister. settle down to a five-day week and an lawmakers will be taking off again. by a House-Senate conference in late July, the street usually knew what Harry Hillstown Rd. D. Clark Brown, bishop. SOUTH UNITED METHODIST CHURCH, 9 a.m., Bible Classes; 10 a.m.. Worship. Ser­ eight-hour day to pay for the vacation The members of the House are taking but there is new agitation on the Hill for Truman was talking about. 8:30 a.m.. Priesthood;'9:30 a.m.. Seminary; CONCORDIA LUTHERAN CHURCH, 40 Rev. George W. Webb, Rev. Laurence M. Hill, mon: “ Togetherness” ; 6 p.m.. Worship. Ser­ Sept.42 to 17 off for Yom Kippur and closer Congressional oversight of the I refer Stever and his colleagues to E.B. 10:30 a.m., Sunday School; 5 p.m.. Sacrament Pitkin St. Rev. Burton D. Strand, Rev. David W. Rev. Robert W. Eldridge Jr. mon. “ How I Hated Discipline!” past and optimistically perhaps save a 8 a.m., Conununion Service. Foundation’s science programs. White’s “ The Elements of Style,” a Service. Rinas, pastors. little up for the one next year. the Senate officially will be in session This is good. Among other things, the priceless gem of a book which belongs on' 8:30 a.m.. Holy Communion, Nursery care for 9 a.m., Bible study class for adults led by but chances are there won’t be much FULL GOSPEL INTERDENOMIN- small children; 10 a.m.. Holy Communion, Pastor Eldridge in the “education wing ; 9 and FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST, A common complaint of course is NSF has spent tax dollars on research the desk of everyone who deals in English ATIONAL CHURCH, 745 Main St. Rev. Philip Church School through Grade 6. Nursery care 10:45 a.m.. Worship Service. Pastor Webb 447 N. Main St. work to do until the House returns projects into the social behavior of prairie words. White’s book deals with writing that vacations are too short and Saunders, minister. ' for small children. preaching. Sermon: “ Who Needs the Church?” 11 a.m.. Church Service; Sunday School for dogs and the dependency between men and good and simple English, but It applies almost inevitably underfinanced. Sept. 17. 10:30 a.m.. Praise, Worship Service and Bible Coffee hour immediately following second ser­ pupils up to the age of 20; Care for very young women in love. With prices of life’s also to its speaking. study for all ages; 7 p.m.. Deliverance Service. children. Subject of the Lesson-Sermon, “ Man.” For the next couple weeks from , ST. MARY’S EPISCOPAL CHURCH, vice in Reception Hall. Infant-Toddler through As a matter of fact m ost of us really necessities still rising, similar projects “ Clarity can only be a virtue,” wrote Golden Text from Second Corinthians: “ We all, FAITH BAPTIST CHURCH, Orange Hall 72 Church and Park Sts. Rev. Stephen K. Jacobson, Nursery and Kindergarten; 7:30 p.m., Youth Tuesdays through Thursdays, the odds need closer scrutiny. with open face beholding as in a glass the glory can’t afford all the leisure time we White. “ Even to a writer who is being in­ E. Center St. Rev. James Beliasov, pastor. rector; Rev. Bruce W. Jacques, assistant to the Fellowship in youtklounge. Praise and Teaching But what bugs me is Stever’s statement of the Lord, are chang^ into the same image will favor your finding your duly tentionally obscure or wild of tongue we 9:30 a.m., Sunday School; 10:30 a.m.. Worship rector; Rev. Ronald E. Haldeman, assistant to Service. have. from glory tO glory, even as by the Spirit of the that, sorry, the average researcher has a can say, ‘Be obscure clearly! Be wild of Service; 7 p.m.. Evening Service. But this is not true of congressmen. elected representatives and senators the rector. NORTH METHODIST CHURCH, 300 Lord.” The Christian Science Reading Room 968 tough time explaining what he’s doing and tongue in a way we can understand!’ Even 7-30 a.m.. Holy Eucharist, Authorized Ser­ Parker St. Earle R. Custer, pastor. somewhere in the Capitol; but Oc­ CHURCH OF THE ASSUMPTION, Adams Main Street is open Mondays through Fridays They have recently concluded a late why. vices, Rite 2; 10 a.m.. Holy Eucharist, to writers of market letters, telling us (but St. at Thompson Rd. Rev. Eldward S. Pepin, 9 a.m,. Worship Service. Sermon: “ Where two from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. and the first and third tober will bring a two-week Columbus How come? Presumably even scientific Authorized Services, Rite 2 with sermon by the summer sojourn that lasted the whole not telling us) which securities are pastor; Rev. Paul Trinque. or three are gathered...” Sacrament of Holy Thursday evenings of each month from 7 to 9. A Rev. Mr. Haldeman. Nursery care and Walk-in- Day recess roughly Oct. 9 through 20. researchers have been exposed to courses promising, we can say, ‘Be cagey plainly! Saturday Masses at 5 and 7:30 p.m.; Sunday Communion. Nursery for children five years of free lending library is also maintained. The month of August. That they too the-Park; Wednesday, 10 a.m.. Holy Commu­ in rudimentary English. Back home after Be ellip tica l in a straightforw ard Masses at 7:30, 9, 10:30 and 11:45 a.m. age and younger. Soloist will be Gerry Chappell. public is cordially invited. recognize the high cost of lolling about A three-day stint and they’re off again a hard day’s study of tadpole’s emotional fashion!” ’ nion. TRINITY COVENANT CHURCH, 302 Oct. 23-28 for Veterans Day and then is evidenced by the rapid and problems, they presumably are required Hackmatack St. Norman E. Swensen. ST JOHN’S POLISH NATIONAL COMMUNITY BAPTIST CHURCH, AN in November there will the be the by the exigencies of the married state to 9:30 a.m., Sunday School with classes for all CALVARY CHURCH (ASSEMBLIES OF relatively quiet way they gave Chances now seem good that Congress CATHOLIC CHURCH, 23 Golway St. Rev. AMERICAN BAPTIST CHURCH, 585 E. utter a few simple English words in the ages three through adult, plus an Infant GOD), 647 East Middle Tpke. Kenneth L. themselves a pay raise before fleeing Thanksiving day recess from Nov. 20 will enact legislation providing for a more Walter A. Hyszko, pastor. Center St. Rev. Ondon P. Steirs, minister; Rev. direction of wives and children. It Nursery; 10:50 a.m.. Morning Worship Service Gustafson, pastor. effective oversight of the Foundation’s 9 a.m.. Mass in English; 10:30 a.m.. Mass m Frederick Lanz, director of religious education. the nation’s capital city. to D ec. 1. with the Rev. Norman E. Swensen preaching on 9:45 a.m., Sunday School classes for adults and therefore does not seem unreasonable to Polish and English. 9:15 a.m.. Church School for all ages, research grants, while avoiding an “ The Character of the King.” Trinity Tots for children. Nursery facility for the little ones; They said they need a cost of living For solons like those from Connec­ suggest that they find a way to explain kindergarten through Grade 4 continuing during attempt to carry on a day-to-day check. those who are 3 years old through Kindergarten. 10:50 a.m.. Service of Worship and Bible their projects to Congress and to the the Worship Service; 9:30 a.m.. Adult Bible increase and at first blush it would ticut where Veterans Day has been So I would remind the NSF that UNITED PENTECOSTAL CHURCH, 185 Children’s Church for those in grades 1-3, plus a preaching. Special program for children; 7 p.m.. taxpayers who support them. Class, led by Rick Lanz; 10:30 a.m.. Morning restored to its traditional Nov. 11, Congress is where the dough is ap­ (Herald photo by Caldwell) Woodbridge St. Rev. Robert Baker, pastor. Nursery for Infants; 7 p.m., Sunday Evening Evening Gospel Service. Hymnsing, music, and appear that there is some logic in the Stever and other members of the scien­ Worship, Communion, message: “ Beyond Our propriated and advise the outfit’s bonchos 10 a.m., Sunday School; 6:30 p.m., “ Sound of Service of Singing, Sharing a Message by Rev. Bible message. fact that congressmen probably are there probably will be some quick tific community point , out that capsule Greatest Dreams.” Nursery is provided during A mouthful of paper (Photo by Reginald Pinto) lo brush up on their street-comer English. His Coming” radio program on WINF; 7:30 Norman E. Swensen. trips home to pacify veteran groups descritions of research projects with Catholic Church the service. just as subject to rising prices as the These are parlous times financially, and Si. Mary’s p.m.. Evangelistic Service. perfectly valid objectives may sound rest of us. planning traditional rites that we taxpayers need to be cdnvinced that 31, Coventry ridiculous to the general public. Route But we have come to an awful con­ politicians traditionally cannot -ig­ costly research on the sex life of the Weil, that’s the scientists’ problem. If female screwworm fly is vitally important clusion. Maybe the reason it is costing nore. those descriptions sound riduculous, it’s to the livestock industry. As Winston because they re ridiculous. And they’re congressmen more to live is that they We won’t mention Christmas Churchill put it: “ Short words are best ridiculous because scientists won’t take aren’t staying home and on the job because it is obvious that this will call and the old words when short are best of the trouble to translate their professional all.” enough. for a recess to counterbalance Yom AREA CHURCHES We won’t mention the amount of Kippur. GILEAD CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, OPEN FORUM ST. BERNARD’S CHURCH, Rockville. Rev. time they have been away from the It appears it wasn’t the high cost of SACRED HEART CHURCH, Rt. 30, Vernon. VERNON UNITED METHODIST Hebron. Rev. Marshall B. Hughes, pastor. ST. PETER’S EPISCOPAL CHURCi’ , Sanu John J. White, pastor. Rev. Joseph M. Bartok. Rev. Ralph Kelley, pastor. Rev. Edward CHURCH, Rt. 30. Rev. Frances Schwartz, Rev. 10:30 a.m.. Worship Service. Rev. Marshall B. job before the August recess. ’This living that prompted the Congress to Saturday Masses at 5 and 7 p.m.; Sunday Hill Rd., South Windsor. Rev. Frederick H. James Schwartz, pastdrs. o u i Hughes preaching. Nursery will be provided. generously raise its pay but the high Foerster III, vicar. Konopka. „ ^ Masses at 7, 8:30, 10 and 11:30 a.m. would be too embarrassing. But after I pledge my best effort in these two Saturday Mass at 5 p.m.; Sunday Masses at 9:15 a.m.. Worship Hour and Church School. 8 a m., Holy Communion; 10 a.m.. Holy Com- BOLTON CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, a month off it seems that they would cost of leisure. A pledge short months during which I plan to 7:30, 9, 10:30 a.m. and noon. ROCKVILLE BAPTIST CHURCH, 69 Union muhloni first and third Sundays; Morning Bolton Center Rd. Rev. J. Stanton Conover, become suitably informed to enable me to plan on sticking to the grindstone for a Perhaps unless there is a belated To the editor: TODAY’S THOUGHT Pr^g)5j.|^ond,, foiwth .and Sundays. ST. MARGARET MARY:S CHURCH, Wap- WAPPING COMMUNITY CHURCH, 17W St. Rev, Robert L. LaCounte, pastor. minister. After losing the election in 1973.by only perform outstandingly well in the ensuing ping. Rev. William McGrath and Rev. Joseph Ellington Rd., South Windsor. Rev. Harold W. 9 a.m.. Worship Service; 10:15 a.m., Sunday Sunday, 10:30 a.m.. Worship Service — Com­ while. burst of meaningful productivity, the 36 votes, I hinted that I would be on,the two yeurs should I be re-elected. COVENTRY PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, Schick, co-pastors. Richardson, minister. School; 7 p.m., Evening service. munion. voter will elimiriate the need to The facts seem to be otherwise. It is scene again. However, I never dreamed I Sincerely, Nathan Hale School, Rt. 31. Rev. Dr. Richard W. Saturday Masses at 5 and 7 p.m.; Sunday 9:30 and 11 a.m.. Worship Service and Church T H E FIRST CONGREGATIONAL ROCKVILLE UNITED METHODIST reported that most congressmen answer those already dwindling would fall heir to a position on the board P. E. Willhide Gray, pastor. „ , _ , , Masses at 8:30, 10 and 11:30 a.m. School. I have found that the greatest trouble creatures of the sea are being tamed and 9-30 a.m.. Worship; 11 a.m., Sunday School, CHURCH OF ANDOVER, UNITED CHURCH CHURCH, 142 Grove St., Rockville. Rev. John number of roll calls on those rare without another campaign. 478 Porter St. ST. FRANCIS OF ASSISI, 673 Ellington Rd., generally work Tuesday through maker in the world is the tongue that is out have been tamed by man, but no man can 7:30 p.m., Bible Study at parsonage on Cornwall OF CHRIST, Rev. David J. Reese III, pastor. W. Mortimer, pastor; Mrs. Thomas Dorman, Manchester South Windsor. Rev. John C. Gay, pastor. Rev. ST. MAURICE’S CHURCH, Bolton. Rev. . three-day work weeks between For this I am thankful and honored. tame the tongue. It is a restless evil, full 10 a.m.. Morning Worship, coffee hour im­ director of music. Thursday in order to have long of control. Dr. Robert W. Cronin, pastor. In the Book of James we read, “ When of deadly poison. Eugene M. Kibride. mediately following the service. 9:30 a.m.. Church School, nursery through .weekends for meeting with con­ recesses. After all if they can’t get the Saturday Masses at 5 and 7 p.m.; Sunday Saturday Masses at 5 and 7:30 p.m .; Sunday we put bits into the mouths of horses to With the tongue we praise our lx)rd and FIRST ASSEMBLY OF GOD, 763 Oak St., adults; 10:45 a.m.. Worship Service. Nursery Masses at 7:30, 9:30 and 11 a.m. Masses at 7:30, 9:15 and 11 a.m. stituents, homework; and in an in­ nation’s pulse with all the time off make them obey us, we can turn the whole Father, and with it we curse men, who East Hartford. Rev. Ralph F. Jelley, pastor. TRINITY LUTHERAN CHURCH, through Grade 2. HERALD YESTERDAYS animal. Or take ships as an example. have b^ n made in God’s likeness. Out of 10 a m.. Church School; 11 a.m.. Morning ST. MARY’S CHURCH, Rt. 31, Coventry. Meadowlark Rd. & Rt. 30, Vernon. Rev. Donald FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, creasing number o f' cases, seeking • they now have; some new pulsetakers ST. MA'TTHEW’S CHURCH, Tolland. Rev. Although they are so large and are driven the same mouth come praise and cur­ , Worship; 7 p.m.. Evening Service. Rev. F. Bernard Miller, pastor. Rev. Paul F. McClean, pastor. Coventry. Rev. Bruce J. Johnson, minister; ought to be given the chance. Francis J. O’Keefe, pastor. by strong winds, they are steered by a sing... 9 a.m.. Worship Service. Frank Cookson, organist & Choir Director; Saturday Masses at 5 and 7 p.m.; Sunday 10 Years Ago at ceremonies officially opening the new very small rudder wherever the pilot Can both fresh water and salt water flow Saturday Mass at 5:15 p.m .; Sunday Masses at ST. PETER’S EPISCOPAL CHURCH, Bruce Gale, Junior Choir Director; Kerttu This was Labor Day; The Herald did not Verplanck ^hool and ^ w e rs School; from the same spring? (’The New Inter­ Masses at 8:30, 10:30 and 11:45 a.m. TALCOTTVILLE CONGREGATIONAL wants to go. Hebron Center. Rev. William N. Parsing, rector. 7:30, 9:30 and 10:45 a.m. Kersen, Church School Superintendent. publish. Verplanck was the first Manchester High Likewise the tongue is a small part of national Bible James 3:If.) MESSIAH EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN CHURCH, .UNITED CHURCH OF CHRIST, 8 a.m., Holy Communion; 10 a.m., Commu­ CRYSTAL LAKE COMMUNITY UNITED Communion Service at 11 a.m. Meditation: “ A School principal, and Mrs. Bowers and the the body, but it makes great boaste ...All Rev. Robert Eldridge CHURCH, (Wisconsin Synod), 300 Buckland Rev. Kenneth Knox, pastor. Freedom to make nion, first j third and fifth Sundays; Morning METHODIST CHURCH, Ellington Debt of Love” Coffee Hour following service in 25 Years .Ago late Mr. Bowers were active in local kinds of animals, birds, reptiles and South United Methodist Church Prayer, second and fourth Sundays. Church Morning worship at Crystal Lake Community Rd., South Windsor. 10 a.m.. Worship. vestry. Fred A. Verplanck and Mrs. Lillian educational affairs. 9 a.m., Sunday School; 10 a.m.. Worship Ser­ Rally Day for Church School Sept. 14. school. United Methodist Church will be at 11 ^ p n m g Bowers, widow of Herbert Bowers, speak SECOND CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, Registration at 9:30 a.m. Rally Day Picnic at 3 no future choice? Sunday. Sunday School will also be at 11. Anyone vice. Coventry. Rev. Robert K. Bechtold, minister. p.m. at the home of the Olmsteads on Ripley Hill VERNON ASSEMBLIES OF GOD, 51 Old wishing to join the coffee hour is invited to do so OUR SAVIOR LUTHERAN CHURCH, 2M Too many American children are vic­ 9:30 Z n ., Worship Service. Holy Communion, Rd. All church families are invited. at 10:15 a.m. Graham Rd., South Windsor. Rev. Ronald A. tims of “ occupational foreclosure.’’ Town Rd. 10:45 a.m,. Teacher training. DON OAKLEY 9-45 a.m.; Sunday School for all ages; 11 a.m.. UNITED METHODIST CHURCH, 1040 So say two researchers with Penn­ AVERY ST. CHRISTIAN REFORMED Erbe, pastor. . Morning Worship; 7 p.m.. Evening Evangelistic. 6 a.m.. Sunrise Service; 9 a.m.. Worship and Boston Tpke. (Rt. 44A), Bolton. Rev. David M. sylvania State University’s Institute for CHURCH, 661 Avery St., South Windsor. Rev. Sunday School; 10:15 a.m.. Worship Service. ST. GEORGE’S EPISCOPAL CHURCH, Campbell, pastor. , , , , the Study of Human Development. As concept of equality of opportunity and Peter Mans, minister. . j 10 a.m.. Worship Service. Nursery: Infant UNITED CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, 8-30 a.m., “ Back to God” hour radio broad­ ST. JOHN’S EPISCOPAL CHURCH, Rt. 30, Bolton T^ke. (Rt. 44A), Bolton. Rev. John F. reported in Human Behavior magazine, begin demanding equality of achievement through Grade 2. Guest preacher. Rev. John UNITE3) CHURCH OF CHRIST, Tolland. cast, WTIC (1080); 9:45 a.m., Sunday &hool and Flora, vicar. , Sarah I. Vondarcek and Elizabeth P. as well, placing well-intended but unwise Vernon. Rev. Robert H. Wellner, rector. McCallum. Sermon: “ The Problem of Success.” Rev.-Donald G. Miller, minister. Adult Bible Study; 11 a.m.. Worship Service; 7 ' 8 a.m.. Holy Communion; 10 a.m.. Family Ser­ 9 a.m.. Holy Communion and homily. Kirchner polled 282 black and white pressures on children in the process. WINGS OF EVENING 9:30 and 11 a.m.. Worship Service and Church p.m , Evening Service. Nursery care for small vice and Church School. children in urban day-care centers. The It’s conceivably possible, for example, By CUFF SIMPSON School;,7 to 8:30 p.m.. Pilgrim Fellowship. children provided. kids, whose ages ranged from three to six, that some little girls just naturally want to were asked what they wanted to be when grow up to be mothers. One out of 10 plastic surgery It’s cheaper and better to Hie they grew up. I was startled to read a few years ago the challenge and comfort which can be Postmarks’ partial return i Corinthians. St. Paul there describes the operations on the nose ends in butcher a weaning age calf than Almost 70 per cent projected themselves Love for Love’s Sake that after auto accidents, suicide is the part of the worship experience are Bible The U.S. Postal Service is going to give attributes of Christian love, writing “ Love failure, says Dr. Fred J. Stacker to try to fatten the calf on feed Recently I mentioned my leisurely greatest killer of college students. Oddly, evidently'missing for them. Either they into adult roles, including specific oc­ never disappears.” It never disappears for New bishop coadjutor to be elected Dec* 1 of the Naval Hospital in Phila­ after it is weaned, a T e i^ Americans back their geographical iden­ browsing through poetry written in the Monday is the biggest suicide day and are not aware of “ the power,” or Speaks cupations. But the little girls put it is based on the eternal love of God delphia, according to a report in Agricultural Extension Service tities. Victorian era. Some of the most moving deliberately turn it off until September. by themselves into a parental role much revealed in Christ. In His name, and for more kill themselves before Christmas meat specially says. Eugene Postmaster General Benjamin Bailar love poems ever written come from Whether or not you worship)^ during The National Enquirer. more often than the boys did. And when His sake we are to love, not only family than after it. Men usually achieve it by has served in that capacity Rev. Morgan Porteus, is eligi­ Brewer has announced that as soon as the required Elizabeth Barrett Browning. Published in tbe summer, September is here — Church- A special convention will be post automatically becomes naming specific occupations, the girls and friends but also the unlovely. Love for violence — shooting themselves—whereas since 1971. ble to be nominated. 1850, it is found in “ Sonnets from the Por­ is in session. Don’t miss it. held Dec. 1 at Christ Church bishop of the Diocese when that cancelling equipment is available and in LOVE’S SAKE. women are inclined to use pills. The com­ Nomination for bishop A total of 675 clergy and lay viewed themselves in such traditional Chinese wisdom position is vacated. TTie present place, local postmarks will be applied on tuguese” mon causes are loneliness, failure, Cathedral in Hartford to elect a coadjutor is open to any delegates will be eligible to at­ female fields as nursing and teaching, “ If thou must love me, let it be for “ Through weary wastes . In Victoria Holt’s newest hovel, “ The bishop coadjutor for the Diocesan bishop Is the Rt. outgoing first-class maU at processing despondency, and pain. Episcopal clergyman anywhere tend the convention. The intellectual snob may while the boys chose to be doctors, nought bewildering” House of a Thousand Lanterns,” one of the . Episcopal Diocese of Connec­ Rev. J. Warren Hutchens, who centers throughout the country. These statistics appeared in an article who is between the ages of 30 Suggestions for potential ypoBErSingtlonCoatt to coyt scornfully refer to heaven as professional athletes, race car drivers, Except for love’s sake only. Do not say Many of you are familiar with the grand by Harry Golden entitled “ Laws Can’t characters is guided by this saying: ticut. ’The person elected to the It was thanks to the Postal Service, of and 72, to any suffragan bishop nominees may be submitted by “ pie in the sky by and by,” but airplane pilots, policemen and firemen. “ I love her for her smile — her look — old hymn “ Ancient of Days.” We sang it a Prevent Suicides.” “ The gem cannot be polish^ without any five members of the his earthbound philosophy is course, and in the name of efficiency, that or missionary bishop, or to any lik e the females, black children also her way few weeks ago when we attended church I am not a specialist in this field nor did friction, nor man perfected without bishop of a dio<;ese who has Diocese to the Diocesan. Stan­ leaving a trail of blighted the local postmark was sent into oblivion Of speaking gently — for a trick of in a small Maine village. ’The accent in trials.” deluxe had more limited vocational aspirations, a I keep any records of the few would-be been in his post for at least five ding Committee. Actual hopes and disappointing goals. in the first place. Except for a few large thought To intern at Emanuel finding, say the investigators, that is con­ this hymn is triune God, the title suicides who came to me, occasionally A chuckle years. The present suffragan nominations will be made from To profess a respect for Jesus cities, the service dropped most post­ ’That falls in well with mine, and certes taken from Daniel 7:9-10: This incident was told to me by Douglas sistent with previous observations that late at night. I do remember that we Michael D. Clark has arrived bishop in Connecticut, the Rt. the floor at the convention. as the greatest of teachers, marks in 1970 and began canceling stamps brought “ Thrones were placed, and one that was talked of the “ love of God,” the possibility Horton, a former dean of Harvard divini­ fam m Ut lower-class black youths don’t think they in Manchester to begin his in­ while ridiculing his singular in regional mail processing centers. A sense of pleasant ease on such a day” Ancient of Days did sit...thousands of of starting anew, the hope for change, and ty School, and one time head of the United have a lot to say about their vocational New pastor tern year as. student pastor at rerm * appeal of eternal life as a Envelopes were printed simply with “ U.S. thousands ministered unto Him, and ten tte continuing power of prayer. (%urch of Christ. Emanuel Lutheran Church. He motive to follow his teaching futures. Blacks and women share a doubt For these things in themselves, Beloved, thousand times'ten thousand stood before Postal Service,” plus an abbreviation of I recall a social worker’s statement that A missionary who had served in Japan Faith Lutheran Church, East will be assisting with services is the height of hypocrisy. in the “ ability to shape one’s future and may Him.” .for a short time was preaching in an Ohio, the state and the first three digits of the often the religious approach of a minister Hartford,- recently welcomed at 6:30 apd 11 a.m. on Sunday. exert influence over one’s own life Be changed, or change for thee, — and This hymn was written for the Bicenten­ brought much surer and quicker results church. After the sermon the minister an­ l I l K Jesus did not describe zip code where the letter was processed. the.Rev. Thomas R. Wadley as situation.’ ’ love, so wrought, nial of Albany, N.Y. in 1888 by William than purely secular‘counselling. The out­ nounced ttot the guest preacher would heaven in mundane terms. Although the news release from their new. pastor. Mr. Clark is a native of East Equality of opportunity is not enough, May be unwrought so. Neither love me Doane who later became bishop of that ci­ come is by no means guaranteed in either give the Lord’s Prayer in Japanese at the Neither did he give it a The Rev. Mr. Wadley is a Moline, 111. and attended Washington gives the impression that the . for ty, the first chartered city in America. approach but our Clwistian faith has close of the service. INCLUDES SH A P I^ geographic location, except conclude Vondracek and Kirchner. native of; Arcadia, Calif., and Atigustana College in Rock use of local postmarks is a bi)and-new idea Thine own dear pity’s wiping my cheeks Stanzas two, three and four begin with the tremendous power. This power is Unfortunately the visitor did not know 8TYLING.SHA»^ “ up,” to lift our minds above Children also need to be taught “ equality attended the University of Island, 111., where he received Lovable Pets that originated with the Postal Service, dry, - three Persons of the Trinity — “ 0 Holy expressed in the hymn which countless any Japanese. All through the final hymn ANOfexCLUSI ' this terrestrial world. But one of aspirations,’ ’ and educators need to at­ California at Berkelely. He his B.A. degree in 1973. For the the credit goes to the efforts of stamp A creature might forget to weep, who Father...” , “ Oh Holy Jesus...” , "Oh Holy numbers have sung with gratitude and he was in a quandry.. Should he teU of his WRITl thing is sure, our Lord tack the “ for^losure” phenomenon at its holds the M, Div. degree from, past two years he hak been Fo r S a le - collectors and postmark afficlonados, bore Ghost...” , climaxing in the last verse — conviction: ignorance or try to bluff it and not let his GUARANTEE. solemnly promised to return roots in the preschool years. the(Lutheran School of studying at the Lutheran School notably a campaign launched last year by Thy comfort long, and lose thy love “ 0 Triune God, with heart and voice “ 0 Holy Father, who hast lead thy host down? When the time came, he had to take his disciples to a place One hesitates to issue a caution against Theology at Chicago, took his of Theology at Chicago. During milablt for both rowlar and tbit^lnir. thereby! adoring...” children decided. he has now gone to prepa ' Ray Geiger, owner of the Farmers’ clinical yvork at Boston State the last summer he received such a proposition. From time im­ But love me for love’s sake, that ever­ As I sang this majestic hymn, one In all the ages, with the fire and cloud. • In a solemn voice he intoned therailroad r------. 1 John 14:1-6. Call it childis Almanac. Hospital and interned at Christ clinical training at Rush- memorial the racist has claimed that more phrase stood out — “ Through weary Through seas diy-shod, through weary stations from Tokyo to Yokohama, call it foolish - but my tx^e is We won’t be going all the way back to Lutheran Church, Middletown. Presbyterlan-St. Luke’s blacks would be “ happier” if they were < Thou mayst love on, through love’s eter­ wastes bewilderinig.” I tbou{^t of the wastes bewildering; finishing with a loud “ Amen.” s d u u i q ^ sure and my goal is sublimely For the past thr^ years he has . Medical Center in Chicago. the old system, however. There will only nity. ' As he stood by the door, greeting the Michael D. Clark not! encouraged to strive beyond their many people who wander in these ” weary To thee, in reverent love, our hearts are served as pastor of St. Paul satisfying. be about 350 mail processing centers with This is particularly moving when one allegedly inferior abilities. ’The same wastes” not realizing that there is a bowed.” church members he congratulated himself Lutheran Church, Terryville. J 4Mr b l«»w w a ilii^ I the equipment necessary for handling recalls that Robert Browning literally Power to lead them through. I thought of Vacation from chitrch? on his success. The comments were all While at Emanuel, Clark will FUN IH THE SUN « | WITH THIS COUPON a A h H I argument was used to oppose the abolition He resides at 35 Ginger Lane, assist the pastors. Rev. C. CHURCH OF large quantities of mail. Residents of Pea loved his frail, gifted wife back'tdllealQi. those I had known .who had become so Judging by church attendance iq the enthusiastic. Then, to his dismay, he saw a I mondivthraiNidnMduy I of idavery and the granting of suffrage to #216, East Hartford. All are Henry Anderson and, Rev. NUDS-riCNIC- Ridge, Ark., for example, will have their The meaning of “ Love” for the Chris­ “ bewildered” that suicide appeared the summer, the majority of AmerlcaM Japanese gentleman coming down the ai- I ABBT a tM eBDT 1A SF CHRIST women. welcome to his Installation ^ r - Ronald J. Fournier, with BEACH - VNMTIUN letters postmarked Fayetteville, AR 727. tian includes the love of man and wife, but only way out. Every minister has had his ()elieve they do not need to .worship sl6« Lydall and Vernon Streets Of course, no child’s future should be vlce scheduled for Sunday, preaching, visitation, teaching In Today's W ant Ads! does not end there. In the past I have^p- quota of such who come seeking counsel. through the hot months. I have oftev^ As he shook hands, the Japanese with a Phone: 646-2903 . But it has always been possible to have a Sept. 14 at 7 p.m. at the church, and other parish activities. He MmWR DllUC "foreclosed” because of his race, sex or casionally used the above poem in a- Sometimes they come with the vague hope wondered why this is so. Perhaps they feel twinkle In his eye, whispered, “ You left letter postmark^ with the name of a 1120 Silver Lane, East Hart- will reside at,64 Church St. badcground, and certainly not in the marriage ceremony. Many more times I that in some way the power of prayer will that “ going to church” is a kind of work, out Shinkawa” and walked on out of the small town by dropping it into a special . ford. preschool years. The danger would be if have quoted the greatest of all poems on prevent'them from doing something that not to be bothered with during the vaca- door. box in that town’s post office, an3 National League: Luzinski, Phil IW; New York (Dobson 11-14) at collected 22 hits in 54 at bats Cesar (Jeronimo’s two-out Bench, Cin 103; Perez, Cin 97; Staub, NY Paul Mitchell. Baltimore (Cuellar 14-10), 7:30 p.m. myself. After the first cou­ Carol Man^ The and delivered several key ple of games, I settled down. single in the ninth inning . 02; Montanez, SF X. (Herald photo by Dunn) “Ross was much more Kansas City (Bird 98 and LitteIlT)-ll American League; Lynn, Bos63; Rice, at California (Tanana 148 and Singer 7- aggressive tonight,” hits. His latest was Friday I saw I could hit in this scored Ed Armbrister and Bos and Jackson, Oak 91; Mayberry, KC College football 13). 8 p.m. gave Cincinnati a victory and Munson, NY » . Women^s Doubles Winners not affected Herald Angle claimed Bobby Grich. Sunday's Games night when he had a two-run le a p e .” homer and run-scoring over San Francisco. Pete Stolen Bases “During his hot streak in the Texas at Oakland, 2 Vail’s homer, his second, National League: Lopes, LA 62; middle of the summer, Kansas City at California single to lead the Mets to a came with two out and Del Rose, appearing in his Morgan, Cin 54; Brock, St.LX; Cedeno, Team of Julia Britnell, left, and Ann Tobin captured By Earl Yost Minnesota at Chicago by lightning Hou 44; Cardenal, Chi X. that’s how he was pitching.” Boston at Milwaukee, 2 5-2 victory over St. Louis Unser on base in the third in- 2,000th major league game, the town Women’s Tennis Doubles Tournament Sports Editor American League: Rivers, Cal 64; Detroit at Cleveland, 2 and help Tom Seaver to his ning off rookie Harry hit a two-run homer for Cin­ recently by defeating Fran Lombardo and Sally |Four top clubs Rookie third baseman Washington, Oak 40; Otll, KC X ; Remy, New York at Baltimore Doug DeCinces singled 21st win, tops in the majors. Rasmussen and gave the cinnati. Cal 32; Carew, Minn X. Burgess in the finals in straight sets. DALLAS (UPI) - CariS “I really dreamed about Mets a 2-0 lead. Dave Dodgers 5, Braves 2 Pitchiiig \ Mann, who is easily recognized home Don Baylor in the National League (Based on most victories) East because of her six-foot heightli; Notes from the little black hook eighth inning of the second playing against them (the Kingman also chipped in Burt Hooton scattered National League; Seaver, NY 21-7; jopen schedule W. L. Pet. G.B. Jones, SD188; Matlack, NY 186; Sutton, was easier to find than usual The annual Manchester Open Golf Tournament at the g^me to break a 1-1 tie and 78 ao .565 — Cardinals),” Vail said after with a two-run homer, his eight hits to win his ninth Pittsburgh LA 1812; Morton, Atl 1815. Friday during the first round d ( 74 66 529 6 hitting in his 12th straight game in a row while pitching Manchester Country Club (part one) started today. The give''Qrimsley his 10th vic­ Philadelphia 30th, in the sixth to break a American League: Palmer, Balt 208; 73 66 525 Mk Connors meets Borg the Dallas Women’s Open. New York game. “I was really up for 2-2 tie. Los Angeles over Atlanta. Kaat, Chi 1811; Hunter, NY 1813; Wise, first foursome was off the tee before 7 a.m., amateurs only tory agarhst 13 losses. 73 66 .525 54i NEW YORK (UPI) Four of the nation’s top 20 ranked First of all Miss Mann was St., Louis Hooton, boosting his record Bos 188; Blue, Oak 1811. making up the first day’s field. Monday, part two will be Grimsiey did continue to Chicago 85 76 .461 14>/k the game. They wouldn’t Seaver, working on three teams opened their 1975 seasons today as the 106th college decked in a skirt that looked as 7 7 for professionals only with $1,(KK)_ in cash the objective. give up the homer, however. Montreal 61 .442 17 even bring me to the major days rest instead of his to 15-9, struck out eight in football season got underway with 21 major games. if it came off a tiger — aU West league camp during spring customary four, went six in­ becoming the first pitcher in Amateurs are limited to pro shop merchandise...Ed Bobby Bonds’ cracked his W. L. Pet. 1G.B. While most of the nation’s orange with black stripes. An* Madsen of the Midget Football Association reports there is 26th in the sixth inning, run­ Cincinnati 95 47 .664 — training. This is really nings before giving way to the NL to win nine games in Cawley and Evert top-ranked teams do not then she was one of only twa 75 66 532 181k Hometown player an opening for Three assistant coaches in the program this ning Grimsley’s total to 28 in . Los Angeles gratifying, a dream come Bob Apodaca, who pitched a row this season. Lee Lacy begin play for another week. golfers left on the Brookhaved San Francisco 70 70 500 23 and Steve Yeager each hit BALTIMORE (UPI) - Skip Penn State would seem to Country Club course when i fall. The annual house-to-house canvass for funds is set for 31 starts, but this time it San Diego 63 78 .447 301k true. ■ hitless ball over the last ninth-ranked Pena State, Wise, the first freshman to be round of lightning and thundeB Saturday, Sept. 20 with the young gridders in unifom was one of only five hits he Atlanta ' 61 X .433 32'/k “When I was with the Car­ three innings to protect two-run homer for the share spotlight 14th-ranked Maryland, 17th- have too much depth for 64 ffl .380 40 nam^ to the Atlantic (Joast burst upon the course. ringing doorbells...When only 1,062 fans showed iip allowed in going the dis­ Houston dinals, I knew they weren’t Seav er’s 21st win in 28 Dodgers. Temple. The Owls return 31 Friday s Results ranked North Carolina State “I thought ‘here I am, abou^ going to give me the chance. decisions. Astros 2, Padres 1 Conference All-Star teams two FOREST HILLS, N.Y, (UPI) - For five years Chris lettermen from an 8-2 squad, Thursday night at Atlanta Stadium to watch the Braves, it tance. Houston 2 San Diego 1, night years ago, left school at Gem- and 18th-ranked Houston to shoot a 67,’ and nobody’s . New York 5 St. Louis 2, nighf I could feel it and see it. In other'National Leape Cesar Cedeno scored the Evert has sought the U.S. Open tennis title. Her string of but the Owls have lost All- marked the smallest crowd in history as well as the In the opener, A1 Bum­ son University and signed a open their campaigns going to know about it because Los Angeles 5 Atlanta 2, night They weren’t counting on games, Pittsburgh beat winning run on an infield four consecutive semifinals defeats was broken Friday and East quarterback Steve smallest in the National League this season. The previous bry |s tvyo-run single capped Cincinnati 4 San Francisco 3, night contact to play professional against opponents who I’m going to die right here.” ] Joachim and also have up­ night the Braves also drew less than 2,000 payees...Yale’s a Umee-run second inning Chicago 4 Philadelphia 3. 1st, twilight me. I never figured in their Montreal 5-2 after losing 4-3 gtounder in the eighth inning basketball in his hometown of today Chris stands on the brink—but with Evonne should prove to be little If there were any mor^ football scrimmage against Massachusetts next Saturday that saddled Doc Medich Philadelphia 6 Chicago 3, 2nd, night plans.” in 10 innings, Philadelphia as Houston edged San Diego. Baltimore with the American Goolagong Cawley barring her way. graded their schedule con­ groups of golfers on the course Montreal 4 Pittsburgh 3, 1st, twilight more than “tuneups” for the The Mets have given him Cedeno led off the eighth siderably. when the lightning struck, pla^ at the Bowl will be open to the public at no charge...Plenty with his 16th loss against 12 Pittsburgh 5 Montreal 2, 2nd, night beat Chicago 6-3 after losing Basketball Association’s new Evonne, now 24, has won harder days ahead. would have immediately been of tickets remain unsold for the final preseason NFL victories. Mitchell, the last Today's Games the chance and so far he haS 4-3, Cincinnati edged San with a bunt single, moved to team there for the 1975-W every major, title, ave Penn State met Temple at Maryland, winner of the (All Times EDT) call went against the Czech halted. But since Miss Mann exhibition game one week from tomorrow at Yale between of three pitchers, pitched 4 responded beyond expec­ Trancisco 4-3, Los Angeles second on a sacrifice and season. I Forest Hills. Today, against Atlantic Coast Conference a St. Louis (Forsch 138) at New York Philadelphia, Maryland and her playing partner wer^ the New York Jets and New England Patriots...Bob 2-3 innings of one-hit relief tations. topped Montreal 5-2 and took third on third baseman Wise signed Thursday aftrf the 20-year-old Miss Evert, girl, depriving her of a ser­ year ago, destroyed (Koosman 11-12), 2:15 p.m. hosted Villanova, North the only two left, they dashed Chicago (Bonham 11-13) at Philar “Not being -invited to Houston nipped San Diego 2- Mike Ivie’s error. Enos brief negotiations, team pres||.> she will be in her third con­ vice break. The lineswoman Villanova, 41-0, then and Farrell, chairman of the awards committee of the Central to notch his second win Carolina State plaayed East onto the 18th green, putted oire delphia (Christenson 98), 7:35 p.m. camp with the Cardinals Cabell then grounded to dent David Cohan revealdu reversed the call and the could easily do it again. The (UPI Photo) Connecticut Football Officials’ Association, will make the without a loss. San Diego (Strom 68) at Houston 1. secutive final, where she has Carolina and Hojiston played and fled for the clubhouse. I Friday. ^ point was replayed, with Terrapins have lost some presentation of the Jam es Horvath Memorial trophy to the In other AL action, Texas (Konieezny 6-12), 8:35 p.m. created a doubt in my Pirates 3-5, Expos 4-2 short and Hector Torres’ been beaten by Margaret Lamar University. Miss Mann’s final putt was a Los Angeles (Sutton 16-12) at AtlanU Chris going on to pull out the talented players, such as all- out yardage winner of next Saturday’s Manchester High-East Catholic defeated Oakland 4-2, Kan­ mind,’’ Vail admits. “I Willie Stargell’s homer hurried throw home hit wri Court and last year by Billie Penn State, perenially the Oakland’s Marv Hubbard grinds mere two-footer for a birdie, (Morton 1515), 7:35 p.m. i Cedeno in the back. game and save the set. ACC quarterback Bob High football game .at Memorial Field. sas City beat California 5-2, Pittsburgh (Candelaria 78) at Mont­ Jean King. . best team in the East, visits Mel Renfro of Dallas came in to make tackle last night that left her with a five-under 61 The men’s semifinals will Avellini and all-America Chicago edged Minnesota 3- real (Rogers 1510), 8:05 p.m. The Australian girl -and Temple, a team slowly on and a two-shot lead over Betsy San Francisco (Halicki 9-11) at share attention today. 2, Milwaukee downed the American girl each ap­ the rise in Eastern football, defensive tackle Randy Cullen, Joyce Kazmierski and Busy fall schedule Cincinnati (Billingham 14-7), 7 p.m. Never caught on with public Defending champion Jimmy Sandra Spuzich after the first of Boston 4-2, and Detroit Sunday's Games proach their match with in what has officially been White, but some there is Manchester (Community College athletes will be busy Connors meets Bjorn Borg three rounds. pummeled Cleveland 112. St. Louis at New York hope. On grass, Evonne has designated as the initial plenty of bluechip material this fall with 62 games and meets slated. The baseball Chicago at Philadelphia been the better but on clay, of Sweden, and Guillermo returning, such as tackle Joe Major league boxscore In at a two-under-par 70 were Rangers 4, A’s 2 Pittsburgh at Montreal bicentennial sports event for Sandra Burns, Sue Roberts, team will play 15 games, seven doubleheaders, with nine in use here, Chris ha§ been Vilas of Argentina takes on Campbell and wingback Gaylord Perry fired a San Francisco at Cincinnati Jack Nicklaus not pleased the city of Philadelphia. The Patty Bradley, Laura Baugh, tennis matches, 12 cross country and 16 soccer games San Diego at Houston Manuel Orantes of Spain. John Schultz. two-tiitter to win his 15th superior. game had originally been Judy Rankin and local amateur listed...Ray Peck will be in Boston Wednesday night to Los Angeles at Atlanta Connors, dropping only Villanova, under new AND game and Texas scored the (more) Evonne advanced Friday scheduled for Nov. 15 at AMERICAN LEAGUE Nancy Hager, a one-time girl present Manchester’s official contribution to the Jimmy one set, has had an easy coach Dick Bedesem, tie-breaking run in the ninth with new golf series format with a 7-5, 6-1 win over Penn State but was moved o l friend of Ben Crenshaw. . Fund. A Boston Red Sox player will accept the check Virginia Wade of Britain, time thus far. He has been returns 25 lettermen from a Boston Milwaultee (2nd Game) RADK Pre-tournament favorite Saifr on two straight wild pitches up at the request of civic ab r )i bi ab r h bi AKRON, Ohio (UPI) - “This is an excellent qualify. Friday’s formal enjoying himself, scurrying New York Baltimore before the game against Detroit. The money for this by Vida Blue, 18-11, to beat the 1968 champion. team that went 3-8 last year -Cooper dh 3 110 Money 3b 4 110 dra Palmer led a group at 71.. Jack Nicklaus, who almost date,” said Nicklaus, “just practice round was rained about the grounds like a leaders. ab r h bi ab r h bi worthwhile fight against children’s diseases was raised Oakland. The loss, coupled “I knew there was a and the prospects for a win­ Doyle 2b 4 0 0 0 Moore If 4 0 10 Bonds rl 4 111 Singleton rf 3 0 10 “I wasn't about to quit wheh before the start of football out after three holes, "The Nittany Lions, who Yslrzmsk lb 4 0 1 1 Scotl lb 4 0 0 0 during a slow pitch softball promotion staged at Fitzgerald qualifies as the resident pixie, interrupting Chris’s ning season are not good. Alomar 2b 4 0 10 Blair cl 4 0 10 the lightning hit,” said Miss with Kansas City’s win over chance Virginia would have won 85 and lost^pnly 15 Lynn cf 4 0 10 Aaron dh 3 111 Field featuring the New England Whalers...Janet Conboy Schroeder expei't on the World Series season, but it’s got to re­ although Weiskopf, Watson press conference, and White If 3 0 0 0 Davis dh 4 0 2 0 SATURDAY Mann, who is enjoying her best North Carolina State, Rice If 4 0 10 Lezcano rf 3 112 California, narrowed the bdeome erratic if I played it in nine years under Coach .Munson dh 4 0 0 0 May lb 4 0 0 0 of'Golf, has ‘‘mixed main in the public and press’ and Nicklhus did get in some joining his sidekick Hie Fisk c 3 0 0 0 Porler c 4 0 0 0 2:00 (22,30) Red Sox V9. year of the decade on the LPGA is editing the MYHA Messenger, periordic publication of A’s’ lead over the Royals in steady,” Evonne said. expected to challenge Nettles 3b 4 0 0 0 Robinson 3b 0 0 0 0 emotions” about the change eye as a cut above the other holes later in the day while Jo e Paterno, have 25 Evans rf 4 10 0 Garcia 2b 4 111 Brewers tour. “I was going to take my the Manchester Youth Hockey Association which is headed the AL West to five games. Columbus (Jliris, on the other hand, Nastase in moving into the. Maryland for the ACC Dempsey c 3 0 3 0 Baylor 11 3 2 10 in the Series format. tournaments.” Graham went to a practice lettermen returning from Burleson ss 4 0 11 Yount ss 3 0 10 Chamblss lb 3 0 0 0 Grich 2b 3 0 2 0 2:10 (9) Mets vs. -Cards, shoes off and pptt it if I had to. I by Fred Trembley as president...Ken Smith is anxious to had a 6-4, 6-4 tooth-and-nail doubles finals, where he and crown, may get tested by PetrocelU 3b 4 0 1 0 Sharp cl 3 0 2 0 Royals 5, Angels 2 Watson, making his first range. last year’s Cotton Bowl Bladt cf 3 0 0 0 DeCinces 3b 3 0 3 1. WINF could have kicked it in. I took locate two electric soda dispensers which were loaned out . Nicklaus will be making Hie will meet Tom Okker East Carolina, the team Lee p 0 0 0 0 Broberg p 0 0 0 0 Stanley ss 3 0 0 0 Muser lb 0 0 0 0 George Brett went 5-for-5 pacesetter POST TIME 1:30 battle with her 18-year-old champions but will be in­ 2:25 Red Sox vs. Brewers, only 28 putts all day that his lOth appearance and Series appearance, said he and Marty Riessen in the Segui p 0 0 0 0 Gura p 0 0 0 0 Duncan c 4 0 0 0 to a local group. and drove in four runs to friend and doubles partner, picked to win the Southern Totals 34 2 6 2 Totals 32’4 8 4 WTIC matches the fewest I’ve had in seeking his fifth $50,000 first felt the expanded Series fill Darwin back PARI-MUTUEL RACES experienced at the quarter- Martinez p 0 0 0 0 Belanger ss 3 0 10 lead Kansas City over COLUMBUS, Ga. (UPI) - Martina Navratilova of last match on the Saturday Conference. Boston 100 000 001-2 Grimsiey p 0 0 0 0 3:00 (3) I'.S. Open Tennis one round all year.” will “definitely make it a . back position. Milwaukee 300 001 OOx— 4 John Schroeder, fighting a four- prize when he tees it up MILWAUKEE (UPI) - The DAILY M0M.-SAT. INCL. program. , Totals 31 1 5 I Totals 31 2 11 I 5:00 (30) World Series of Champs are neighbors California. Steve Busby Czechoslovakia. Critical E-Garcia. LOB-Boslon7, MiiwaukeeG. month slump, chipped in a 40- today along with Tom World Series and lend a lit­ Milwaukee Brewers said Daily Double W a n 1:25 Jimmy has insisted from New York 000 001 000-1 Golf gave up nine hits but struck Friday they have activated out­ calls, one in each set, rattled HR-Lezeano (101, Garcia 15). Baltimore OlOOOOOlx—2 Tlie successful women’s tennis doubles team of Julia foot shot and narrowly missed a Weiskopf, Tom Watson and tle more interest to the FREE PARKING opening day that he is not ip h r er bb so 5:00 (8) Wide World of out seven in going the dis­ fielder Bobby. Darwin. Martina who lost the final Rusher to risk title E-Chambliss. Dempsey, DeCinces. DP- Britnell and Ann Tobin which copped the town tournament hole-in-one Friday as he fired a Lbu Graham. public.” ON FAIR GROUNDS the defending champion, Lee L 178 528 8 4 4 2 4 New York 3. Baltimore 2. LOB-New York Sports 7:00 (8) INFL: Cards tance for his 16th win Darwin has been on the dis­ nine straight points when a Segui 2 1-3 0 0 0 0 2 Need Insurance?' are Tracy Dr. neighbors...The Pilot Co. is in East Hart­ 4-under-par 66 to open a two- “I am and I’m not,” said Weiskopf, who won the aOUTET claiming the chage from 4, Baltimore 9. vs. Vikings against ^1 diefeats. Ed abled list since breaking his filUT lAUaiNOTON, M*$a. highly dubious line call put Broberg W 12-13 9 6 2 1 1 5 2B-Dempsey, Baylor. HR-Bonds (26). S- 7:25 Yanks vs. Orioles, ford, where dragster owner-driver Ron Zavarella, stroke lead in the Southern the Golden Bear when asked 1973 Series by three shots grass to clay makes the in Open golf tourney HBP-by Broberg (Cooper). CALL ME FOR ALL YOUR Figueroa vook the loss and hand Aug; 2. her down 40-15 to Chris in Singleton. WINF manufactures plating racks. Savin Zavarella, long-time Open golf tournament. if he was pleased with the over Nicklaus, agreed with $309,000 tournament a wide- WP-Lee. ip h r er bb so INSURANCE - LIFE, evened his record at 12-12. Schroeder, a 29-year-old the eighth game. T-2:34. A-11,864. 2 2 3 3 Country Club member and golfer, is the owner...Channel expanded format of next Watson, adding that every open affair. Gura L 6-5 71-3 11 ACCIDENT, HEALTH and, While So»3, Twins 2 Californian, had shared the In the first set, a similar Rain this morning didn’t hold NATIONAL LEAGUE Martinez 2-3 0 0 0 0 0 24 will carry live the soccer match between UConn and St. year’s WSG, which will in­ major event needed an 1116 DISABILITY Bucky Dent poked a two- first round lead with an 65 and back the amateurs from star­ Grimsiey W 10-13 9 5 Louis University next Saturday from Storrs...N«w York crease the ield to as many “international flavor.” St. Louis New York T-2:10. A-15.159. run triple to spark a three- his 131 total is his best back-to- ting out in part one of the an­ SUNDAY Giant cornerback Henry Stuckey has ambitions to become as 28 players. “Golf is not just played in abrhbi abrhbi SHARON STORRS run fifth inning and Rich back rounds ever. BOLTON nual two-day Manchester Open Brock if 4 0 10 Unser cf 4 2 3 0 1:55 (22) Red Sox vs. a men’s fashion designer. The first thing he ever made for “It’s a good format the the U.S. alone,” said Outlook most favorable REPRESENTATIVE Gossage picked up a league­ Tour rookie Alan Thpie also Golf Tournament at the McBride cf 4 12 1 Millan 2b 3 0 10 Brewers, WTIC himself was a blue leather coat with rabbit fur trim at a had a 66 Friday over the 6,766- way it is,” said Nicklaus. Weiskopf. “I think that’s Manchester Country Club. Davis rf 4 0 11 Vail If 4 12 3 1:55 Yanks vs. Orioles, ^ MAIN STREET leading 23rd save with 1 1-3 Simmons c 3 0 10 Staub New rf York 3 12 0 Baltimore cost of $65. The coat sells for $500 in the big city...Dallas is yard Green Island Country Club “It’s just that its never real­ why the Masters has IC E P A L A C E Play today was restricted to WINF MANCHESTER, CONN. inning of scoreless relief to .with MCC soccer squad Fairly lb 4 0 10 Kingman lb 4 12 2 ab r h bi ab r h bi the only National Football Conference team which will course for a 133 total and se­ ly caught on from the become so popular. Also the Simon pures with the pros Smith 3b 4 0 10 GarrettBonds 3b rf4 0 104 0 0 0 Bumbry if 4 12 2 2:00 (9) Mels vs. Cards lead Chicago over 4 0 0 0 Blair cf 4 0 0 0 Days, 9 am-11 am 644-2541 wear white jerseys for all home games this season. ’The cond place. public’s standpoint. And British Open. It’s a Kurt Bogli, returning from taking over the course Monday. ■ Sizemore 2b 4 0 0 0 Grote cAlomar 4 02b 0 0 2:.30 (3) U.S. Open Tennis By CHRIS BLAKE Tyson ss 4 110 Phillips ss 2 0 0 0 White If ,50 0 0 Muser lb 3 0 0 1 12-3 pm ...... 643-9687 Giants’ jerseys will be blue...Bum Phillips, new Houston Minnesota. The win ended a Mac McLendon, the first- necessary ingredient,” last year, and freshman Harold A field of better than 200 had 9:00 (8) Jets vs. Redskins that’s not the format’s Announces Correspondent Rasmussn p 2 0 0 0 Harrelson ss 2 0 0 0 Munson c 5 12 0 Singleton rf 4 111 10 pm-8 a m ...... 643-9687 Oiler coach, can easily be reco^ized on the'sidelines. He four-game losing streak for round co-leader, slipped to a 69 Leves.que will hold down the starting timfes today. Monday’s 4 2 3 0 Northrup dh 3 0 1 0 fault.” Graham, the U.S. Open Soccer at Manchester Com­ j Curtis p 0 0 0 0 Seaver p 2 0 0 0 Nettles 3b wears powder blue, ostrich skin cowboy boots with the Wilbur Wood and raised his and was tied with pretouma- remaining backfield slots. contestants will number just Hernandz ph 0 0 0 0 Ainu ph 10 0 0 Chamblss lb 4 1 3 2 Grich 2b 3 110 This is the l4th and final champion, said he felt the munity College reached a level Herrmnn dh 2 0 2 1 Hendricks c 3 0 0 0 record to 14-18. ment favorite Hubert Green at At midfield, Dyer has nothing over the 100 mark with $1,000 I Garman p 0 0 0 0 Apodaca p 10 0 0 Oiler symbol, an oil derrick, up the sides, and he wfears his year the World Series will be expanded field would give SEPT. PROSRAM of previously unattainable Totals 33 2 8 2 Totals 34 5 11 5 Williams dh 1 0 0 0 Robinson 3b 2 1 0 0 134. Green shot a 66 Friday. but praise for team captain, the top prize for the pros. hair crew cut...NFL teams must pare their rosters to 46 Tigers 11, Indians 2 played at "the Firestone other players on the tour in­ excellence in 1974. The record St. Louis 000020 000-2 Mason ss 2 0 11 Belanger ss 3 12 1 Schroeder, looking for his Tim McConville. “Tim has Jim Rusher, assistant pro at New York OlE OOE lOx— 5 Dempsey ph 1 0 0 0 Garland p 0 0 0 0 players by Tuesday and to 43 by Sept. 15...Have a nice Willie Horton hit a pair of Country Club featuring the centive in certain tour­ was 12-0-3, there were five first tournament check since super ball control. Last year he Tumble Brook, is the defending E-McBride, Sizemore, Garman. DP-St. Stanley ss 0 0 0 0 Flanagan p 0 0 0 0 OPEN weekend. two-run homers—the first ALL-CCCAA first team picks, Coggins cf 1 0 0 0 Mitchell p 0 0 0 0 May, singled out the par-4,16th winners of the Masters, U.S. naments, knowing they was one of the best forwards in champion. He posted a two un­ Louis 1, New York 1. LOB-St. Louis 6, capping a seven-run fifth in­ and Ckjach Jim Dyer was voted New York 7, Bladt cf 3 0 0 0 hole as the turning point in his and British opens and PGA needed to finish well to the league,” says Dyer, who der par 70 last year to win the ning— and Detroit went on • BEGUHIING SKATERS Coach-of-the-Year. But that- 2B-Staub, McBride 2, Tyson. HB-Vail Brinkman ss 0 0 0 0 ALL DAY round. as the four contestants. has switched McConville to one grand. Medich p 0 0 04) to end a three-game losing Fundamental Hockey echool was last year. (2), Kingman (X). SB-Brock. S-Millan Faced with a possible double Nicklaus said the lack of midfield. “Tim also does a lot Amateurs will be competing h r er bb so Totals X 4 11 4 Totals 29 5 7 5 streak by dumping GraQuation and the New York 021010 OOO- 4 bogey, he sank the 40-foot chip interest in the WSG may to draw the team together.” ■ for merchandise awards. Rasmussen L 48 5 Broherg too tough Cleveland. Bill Freehan • GOAIKIES HOCKEY CUMC transferlng of high scorer John Curtis Baltimore 131 OOO Xx—5 Sunday for par. "That definitely made Steve Del Tatto, out of stem from the “ fact Summer ’ Motta have taken a chunk of the Garman E-Grich. DP-New York 1, Baltimore 1. added a homer to give Verne my round,” he said. “I’ve never Manchester H*gh School, will LOB-New York 9. Baltimore 2. Fireslone had hosted so • FIGURE SKATHK CLASSES team. Motta authored 24 goals Seaver W 21-7 MILWAUKEE (UPI) — Pete Broberg fired a six-hitter Ruble, who had not won in had two back to back rounds try to come back after a two- Apodaca 3 0 2B-Chambliss 2, Nettles, Grich. 3B- many other events, in­ SPECIALS on Toddlere o Teene o 'Adulte in 1974 and will attend the Bumbry. HR-Singleton (15). SB-Alomar and Sixto Lezcano and Pedro Garcia hit home runs Friday three weeks, his 11th victory like this.” year layoff. Dyer is encouraged BOWLING Save-Apodaca (13). cluding the annual University of Hartford this fall. JIM RUSHER T-2:23. A-27,083- SF-Muser. On the 14th hole, Schroeder by his progress, noting Del Tat- night to give the Milwuakee Brewers a 4-2 victory over the against 10 losses. ALUMINUM • STICKTIME FOR SQUIRTS Captain and stellar center- ip h r er bb so narrowly missed an ace as his American Golf Classic and a to’s ball control qualities. Wally Medich L 12-16 9 7 5 5 1 4 Boston Red Sox. Peeweee • Banlame • Midgets • Adulta \ forward Greg DeNies is also RESTAURANT — Frank tee shot rimmed the cup. He couple of PGA’s, including • SIDING Goulet, an All-Stater from Garland 2 28 6 3 3 2 2 Broberg allowed first in­ loss after allowing all four Blank 144-159-436, Adolph Flanagan 128 4 1 1 1 2 birdied the hole and followed this year’s. (ChooM from 20 gone. Lyman Memorial High, will ning singles to Carl Brewers’ runs in the 5 2-3 in­ , From the solid core of Mitchell W 28 428 1 0 0 1 2 with two more birdies for a 31 Color*) • PUBUC SKATING also start in the midfield. Kuszas 167-407, Don Logan 148- Yastrzemski and Fred Lynn Morning • Aftoinoon • Evening Hours several returning players at Midget hockey sign-up T-2:X. nings he worked. 'The loss on his first nine. • WINDOWS John Isner, (Windsor), Scott 405, Harry Buckminster 137, World Cup key positions and some im­ and then retired 18 Red Sox was .only his second in 10 Tapie, a 26-year-old Califor­ Green (Rockville) and' Kyle Hank W ey 152, Jim Bell 137- • AWNINGS pressive scrimmages, the out­ Our Staff Is Here M E o m m /u . in order before Jim Rice decisions since July 2 and it nian, had a consistent 33-33-66 • EARLY MORHIHG AHD U T E EVEMHG Dooman (Bolton) will each see 376, Jeannot Wirtalla 149-356,. scheduled next week • CANOPIES Ice Time Available for Ttone, Loeguoe, And Partlos. look is again favorable. singled with one out in the was his third without a win with five birdies and only one plenty of duty. Dooman was an John Ortolani 351, Jim Evans 7 Days A Week— ' s e r v i c e s members '/iwonii • DOORS Goalie Dave Treschuk, an all­ Registration for the ditional family member. This printing test pattern is seventh. Broberg walked against the Brewers this bogey. All-State pick in high school 145-355, Frank McNamara 154- Ws Now Csirjf Aluminum conference pick, is back for a Manchester Youth Hockey Boys playing on the high part of The Herald quality con­ To Serve Your Family! a v a i l a b l e . one and struck out five for season. NEW YORK (UPI) - Johnny play last year. 406, Rich Ploude liBl-422, Earl O m t 40 Tm n tf UimeiUiU ItnliN Prims Windows X , second season, Treschuk, in the Association will take place school team will be charged trol program in order to give his 12th win against 13 Boston scored its first run Miller, 1974’s Professloiial FOR INFORMATION CALL OR STOP IN AT At the wings are veteran Ken O p e n 2 4 Hours Dally words of Dyer, is the “best Cox 140-355, Jim Moore 353, Lee Thursday night from 7 to 10 and $150 each. you one of the finest defeats. in the first when Cecil Golfing Association Player-of- JCL Freo Estimates Jones, whom Dyer said has im­ Plans call for an interlocking Over FOR EMDNOKY SERVICE junior college goalie in the Prior 151-368, Carl Bujaucius Saturday from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. newspapers in the nation. the-Year who has been E -Z Terms proved tremendgusly, and Bob schedule of house league games WESTOWN Lezeano’s 10th homer Cooper was hit with a state.” He will be backed up by 350, Bill Sheekey 141-378, John at the West Side Rec on Cedar 25 struggling in recent weeks, and Swede. against Wethersfield instead of followed Hank Aaron's Broberg pitch to open the Elan Lavey. Bremser 149-402, Bud Kaeser St. PHARMACY Lou Graham, the U.S. Open A facA o /* Bob Henry, a freshman from Vernon as earlier indicated. Years single and capped a three- game and scored following BOLTON Returning players will also 387, Jack Jordan 159-378, Bob Champion, will represent the Bolton High, will start at Wethersfield will play its 455 HARTFORD RD. of run Brewer outburst in the an infield out and M®bn man the back line. Tom Harris centerforward. Giving the club Dubiel 167-405, Bob Johnson 380, With increased operating United States in the World Cup BILL ‘home’ games in Glastonbury. first. Don Money had opened Yastrzemski’s single. They HEATIlia OILS and Fred Gerber will work out­ good forward depth will be Tim costs, including ice time upped MANCHESTER Continuous and International Trophy golf Joe Dworak 144-170-432. All boys 12 and under must with a singie, moved to se­ scored again in the ninth LOmtForlHMl ICE PALACE side. Cyr (Ellington), Steve Potter from $60 to $70 per hour, Championship to be played at OILIIHIIIER i . wear face masks this season. •YOUR COMMUNITY Service! At tiM Gna aiH-ITN TUNSKY Jim McCartney, one of the (Bolton), and Daniel Arenas, an registration fees have been in- cond on a wild pitch and when Dwight Evans reached Nevatanee Golf Course, Clinics are planned before^ HEALTH SERVICE STORE' HEATING INSTALLATION ROUTE 6 • BOLTON mainstays last year, is back at exchange student at EARLY BIRDS — ^creased from $100 to $115 for scored on Aaron’s single. second on a two-base error Bangkok. league play for boys in the six to 649-9095 fullback. He is joined by new­ Manchester High from Colum­ Michele Arn 152, Sophie Welply the first player fromtme family Garcia hit his fifth home by Garcia and came home Winners of the PGA and U.S. comer Chip Behrmann, an All- 10 age bracket. 6 4 3 -5 1 3 5 646-7851 bia, South America. 356, Violet Carr 350., and from $75 to $85 for each ad­ run with two out in the sixth. on a s in g le by R ic k Open automatically qualify for 315 C*nt6f 81. MwwhMtef State selection. Bill Lee, now 17-8, took the Burleson. (he competition. i V \\ 6 c MAN(i:HESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Sat., Sept. 6. 1975 - PAGE NINE PAGE EIGHT - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn.. Sat.. Sept. 6, 1975 1 3 Halp Wantad 13 WINTHROP INDEX Hsip W a h M Homes For Sale 2 3 Homes For Sale 2^ Homes For Sale 23 Homes For Sale 23 NOTICES AS SHAKESPEARE SAID '• 5 DID 'ttau ICNCW THAT THERE COLONIAL- seven rooms, \Vt MANCHESTER - New listing, 1— Lott tnd Found “THOUSH rrBEHONESU A R E 7 0 0 MlU-lOH ©ERW& baths, three bedrooms, five room Ranch, West side, 2 — Ptrtontit IT IS NEVER (SCOP TO location, tie baths, built-ins, Buckland dispute comes to head 3 — Announcomontt d U e r O N T H E T I P O P breezeway, garage, swimming garage, $31,900. Hayes (Corpora­ 4 — Entarltinmtnt CIVIC CENTER VOZJR NOSE,RAAAOKIA^ ^ SAD. NEW S." redwood deck, woodec ‘‘THINKING OF SELLING?" pool, tion, 646-0131. REALTOR 5 — Auctions PERSONABLE AND RESPONSIBLE yard.rard $42,500. Philbrick Agency, 11.1 MAS school bus. The problem was solved FINANCIAL SALESPEOPLE ARE NEEDED Rclealtors; 6464200...... Why not call tha Agancy that can ntaka It happen. Aak 6 — Bonds-Stocki-Mortgioat 7 MANCHESTER - brand pew The explosive dispute over by the driver. .9 — Partonal Loam for the new Munson’s Candy Kitchen at the Civic Center. seven room Raised Ranch, , Jan, Qaorga, Bud, Jim, Joa or Dan for a “Fraa Markat 10 — Insuranca NEW r a n c h - Extra large Buckland-area fire prot^tion came About 9,950 studente began school Part-time, and full time positions are available on or about modern kitchen, two baths, three bedrooms, two full baths, / Evaluation.” No obligation of couraa. MANCHESTER WEEK IN REVIEW in Manchester public schools. At EMPLOYMENT built in oven, range, dis­ to a head Tuesday when Assistant October 20th. fireplace, 2-car garage, hwasher, and disposal, two Manchester’s Cheney Technical 13 — Help Wanted aluminum siding and windows, Town Counsel Victor Moses 14 — Butinass Opportunltlei For applications and Interview please write; fireplaces, rural lot, $53,500, declared that an Eighth District ac­ School, three females started 15 — Situation Wanted large deck, picture window in Wolverton Agency Realtors, Moses doesn’t apply in this instance. jackpot winner Thursday when the classes as the first girls ever to take basement with walk-out to REALE’S CORNER 649-2813. tion July 31, extending district boun­ Connecticut State Lottery drawing EDUCATION MUNSON'S CANDY KITCHEN patio. $47,900. Philbrick Agen­ PHONE 646-4525 daries into the Buckland area, He suggested the petitioners Cheney’s combined academic- 18 1- Private Instructions 175 MAIN STREET was held at Sam Crispino’s Supreme 19 — Schools-Classes ______P.O, Box 224, Bolton, Conn. 06040______\ cy, Realtors, 646-4200. violated district, town, and state might contribute to legal costs, if technical course. 20 — Instructions Wanted c m dy »> • W Bn U S on SPRINfi STREET court action' is taken by any of the Foods in Manchester. Shade and fruit trees surround law. James Gardner, former English REAL ESTATE TWO-FAMILY Duplex, 6-6, MANCHESTER - 103 Conway three parties involved — the town, X-RAY Technician - this immaculate aluminum MANCHESTER lecturer at Manchester Community • 23 — Homes for Sale OFFICE HELP - part,- time, 20 IS Homes For Sale 23 $41,900. Two-family flats, 5-5, Road, seven room Ranch, three the distritt, the group of petitioners. Budget okayed 24 — Lots-Land lor Sale (registered) part-time, 3-11:30 situation Wanted $34,900. Philbrick Agency, sided Cape with fireplace and He said the petition from College, returned to campus as a 25 — Investment Property hours weekly, general office bedrooms, family room with OPEN HOUSE Manchester Memorial Hospital duties in agent’s insurance of­ p.m., two weekends out of five. Realtors, 6464200. 2-car garage. Walk to Martin Buckland area property owners student. He’s still pursuing legal ac­ 26 — Business Property Must be capable of working in- TRAINED NURSE desires MANCHESTER - meat buy for fireplace and sliding glass Sunday 2-4 P.M. which precipitated the July 31 action was granted a budget of $14,246,000 27 — Resort Property fice. Call for appointment, 649- School. Low 40’s. doors to patio, spacious rear tion against the college, which dis­ 28 — Real Estate Wanted dependently.tly. “Pay commen­ private duty nursing care or as investor or hand^an, eight 17 Parkins SL Title transferred by the state Commission of 2891. SEVEN ROOM older home, yard with swimming pool, gar­ was invalid, thus invalidating also missed him without giving a reason. surate with experience. ij; nurse companion, days, room aluminum sided home, five rooms and bath on first, Immaculate'one year old 6-1 Papers were signed Tuesday in Hospitals and Health Care. The ap­ MISC. SERVICES two baths, two car garage, KEITH age, tool shed. Immaculate con­ the vote for expansion. 31 — Services OHarad Evening and weekend bonus in­ excellent references. Reply to floor, two bedrooms on second room Ranch, 3 b lo o m s , 2 Hartford transferring ownership of proved 1975-1976 budget represents a iry < Herald Box M. possible conversion to two- REAL ESTATE dition. $39,900. Cantor & Gold- He cited Section 7-9 of the Connec­ 32 — Painting-Paparing dental office, excellent typing cluded. For appointment con­ floor, garage, conversion to two full baths, kitchen, dining the Manchester Water Co. to the They donH mix $166,000 reduction from the amount 33 — Building-Contracting > tact, Donald Bergeron, lamily, only $%,000, Keith Real 646-4126______649-1922 farb. Realtors, 643-8442. 34 — RoolIng-SIdIng and business office skills essen­ family a possibility, needs room, living room with ticut General Statutes for his opi­ Town of Manchester. The purchase In other town news this week, the sought. Rockville General Hospital, 31 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Estate, 6464126, 649-1922. 35 — Heating-Plumbing tial. Reply Herald Box D. work, $32,900, Philbrick Agen­ MANCHESTER - Good Value fireplace, beautiful carpeting, nion. The statute spells out the was authorized last November' in a Advisory Recreation and Park Com­ Hospital Administrator Edward 36 — Flooring Union Street, Rockville, Conn. Private Instructions 18 cy, Realtof 646-4200. TOLLAND - Seven room procedure for circulating and cer­ 37 — MovIng-TruckIng-Storage at 83 North Elm Street. Two- partitioned basement, town wide referendum. mission decided again that parks M. Kenney said the quality of ser­ 872-0501. ______VRRNOH aluminum sided Ranch, with tifying petitions in a municipality. 38 — Services Wanted VIOLIN, VIOLA Lessons - story 6 1/2 room home, assumable mortgage. $42,900 The purchase price is $2.25 and parking don’t mix. They voted vice at the hospital won’t be HOUSEKEEPER, two mor­ HORSES EXECUTIVE L RANCH- nine garage on treed acre lot. Wall- aluminum siding, family size Owner moving out of country. Moses said the procedure follow^ million. However, the federal to recommend that town directors MISC. FOR SALE nings a week, to do cleaning and ■BACK-TO-SCHOOL clothes Experienced teacher and musi­ rooms, 22x28 Master bedroom, to-wall carpet throughout, two affected by the reduced budget. 41 — Articles lor Sale cian seeks students of all ages. 10.8 acres, barn. Immaculate kitchen, formal dining room, Wants quick sale. by the Buckland petitioners was in government has assured laundry, own transportation, pinching your budget? Earn family room, game room, den, baths, fireplaced living room, Olractlonr. C m ttf 8L to Perkin* 8t reject state plans to establish a 42 — Building Supplies extra money as an Avon Call 742-9807 or 643-7815. 6-room full dormered Cape three bedrooms, many violation of the statute. Manchester a $431,750 grant toward 43 — Pets -Birds- Dogs 646-4224. private yard, on dead end street eat-in kitchen. $39,900, Zinsser beautiful trees and shrubbery, commuter bus terminal and parking 44 — Livestock Representative. Sell quality with large enclosed porch, the open-space holdings in the in prime neighborhood, for Agency 646-1511. good financing. $34,900. Cantor The town Board of Directors lot at Charter Oak Park. Sports 45 — Boats & Accessories RECEPTIONIST, Immediate Avon products w hile' your PIANO instructions in my $56,000. further details call Philbrick package and the town has applieji to The Manchester Public Library 46 — Sporting Qoods & Goldfarb, Realtors, 643-84^. decided to take a wait-and-see posi­ Mary Prpsti achieved this 47 — Garden Products opening for person with plea­ children are in school. Call for home^ Beginners a specialty. W ARREN E. Agency Realtors, 6464200. MANCHESTER .- new listing, REAL ESTATE CENTER tion, pending recommendations the state for its $215,875 share. received delivery of its new season’s first hole-in-one by a 48 — Antiques sant personality. Includes details: 523-9401. M ake som e­ 166 McKee Street. 649-9679. South Farms is the location of 49 — Wanted to Buy BOLTON a ROOMS 6 4 6-41 4 4 from the town counsel on a course of The acquisition adds about 3,700 bookmobile and library staffers • woman at the Manchester Country telephone console, typing, one happy this seven room Dutch Colonial customers to the 9,000-plus the town PIANO Instruction - private HOWLAND IDEAL FAMILY LIFE FKaETTE&W«TM,IIC.,Realton action. That recommendation may were busy all week preparing the Club. She aced the 12th hole. RENTALS various office duties. 5 1/2 day MANCHESTER situated on almost one acre. Can truly be enjoyed in Uiis attracUve 52 — Rooms lor Rent « lessons, byoy experiencede Split Level situated in charming coun­ come at the board’s Sept. 9 meeting. already had. It also means a drop of new town vehicle for operation. The week. Apply W. G. Glenney Co., Today — Three good sized bedrooms, 263 Mab $traat Mandwstar Mike White retained his Men’s 53 — Apartments lor Rent TOBACCO FARM •(^'teacher. “ Begini pinners and in- RANCH fireplaced living room, family try location. And dad will appreciate The district’s officials, about 40 per cent in water charges new bookmobile, to begin service 54 — Homes lor Rent r 336 North Main St. between 2 C all 643-2711 the oversized 2-car garage plus Division singles title in the anual S termediary. (^11ill evenings, 649- Attractive six-room plus at­ room, large formal dining for the 3,700 — to bring them to the Sept. 15, replaces a state loaner. 55.— Business lor Rent and 4 p.m. management MANCHESTER - very clean six separate tool shed with worksnop. See meanwhile, had no comment to Town Tennis Tournament by whip­ 56 — Resort Property lor Rent « 1256. room, Zinsser Agency, 646-1511. it today. Call Arthur or Suzanne ffee schedule being paid by the 9,000. room Condominium, wall-to- tached garage, excellent make and couldn’t indicate when ping Steven Hadge in straight sets. 57 — Wanted to Rent We are looking lor persona starter or retirement home, Shorts, 646-3233. OWNER SELLS in Manchester. 58 — Wise, lor Rent COUNTER HELP - hours 7 to % **************************** wall carpeting, Franklin Newer attractive 2-family, six they Would have an official position Schools open The Women’s Doubles crown was midnight, midnight to 7. Apply with previous shade grown 90’xl20’ lot, convenient loca MANCHESTER - Ansaldi built J. WATSON BEACH CO. AUTOMOTIVE I □ REAL ESTATE fireplace, dishwasher, stove, Rtaltora MLS down, 4 1/2 up, second floor sun to announce. People In contrast to other Connecticut garnered by the team of Julia in person only. DipNSip Donuts, tobacco experience to be tion, $38,900. Ranch located on nice MaMhttter Oflict M7-9139 61 — Autos lor Sale « ' sliding glas? doors, carMrt, landscaped lot, two fireplaces, room, 2-car garage, patio, However, one of the two attorneys On Tuesday night, Paul Willhide towns and cities throughout the na­ Britnell and Ann Tobin against Fran 62 — Trucks lor Sale 335 Center St., Mancheeester. employed as assistant » •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• BqutI Housing Opportunity excellent huy at $32,900, Keith large paneled family room, eat- many appliances, other extras. who drew up the petition and who was elected to the town Board of tion, Manchester schools opened Lombardo and Sally Burgess in 63 — Heavy Equipment lor Sale foreman on large plantations HAPPY ^ Homes For Sale 23 Real Estate, 6464126, 649-1922. Convenient to everything. Mid are advising the petitioners, did Directors for the unexpired term en­ 64 — Motorcycles-BIcycles F.J. in kitchen, garage. Priced in Wednesday with just minor hitches. straight sets. 65 — Campers-Trailers-Moblle in Hartford County. Please the $40's, Zinsser Agency, 646- NEW HOMES ... in desirable 50’s. No agents, call anytime, have a position and comment. ding in November. He succeds Ron Zavarella of Manchester won Homes EXPERIENCED short order :* 7.8 ACRES - pond, custom built HEBRON-COLCHESTER line, Elsewhere, school openings were give past experience, by 1511. central area. Drive by Grand­ 646-0133 orm 2333. Christopher Noble who, along with Hillery Gallagher, who resigned. the National Class A Drag Car 66 — Automotive Service cook, part time nights, Monday 3 0 t h § Colonial, 21A baths, family 22 miles Hartford, yqung seven SPILECKI plagued by busing hassles and 67 — Autos lor Rent-Lease writing Box “N”, Manchester Realtor 643-2121 view and East Eldridge Street Robert Bletchman, represents the through Friday, 5-9 p.m.. Apply ;3 room, fireplaces, garages. room Raised Ranch, fireplace, Both are Republicans. teacher strikes, but Manchester’s Championship at Indianpolis in W. T. Grant Co., Manchester Evening Herald. _____ and note our activity. Two petitioners, contended Uie petition is A Bristol housewife, Mrs. record time. BIRTHDAY S Hutchins Agency, 646-3166. garages. Taxes $567,10% down IMMACUUTE Ranches and a Colonial un­ only reported problem was that two Parkade. An Equal Opportunity 9V4% interest possibility. Low valid and that the statute cited by Pierrette Ouelette, was the $100,000 children were placed on the wrong Employer. Two lamlly, 6-6 Hat*, modarn derway ... T. J. Crockett, PRINTED CIRCUIT Manufac­ 40’s, Call collect or direct 228- MANCHESTER - four bedroom Realtors, 643-1577. turer desires help in photo and COVENTRY 9274, 537-3175, Robert Colonial in price range you can kitchan, raflniahad floor*, carpating, NURSES AIDES - for all shifts, racantly painted, aacallant location, □ N O TIC ES plating areas, experienced JUDl II *32,900 II Associates. afford, beautifully kept home, VERNON - brand new multi­ fuU time or part time, only the preferred, immediate openings, with first floor laundry, 1 1/2 experienced need apply. High wm buy IMt I room CotonW In level home include three large a good opportunity with a small good condtUonI 2 car Qorooo i ^ GARRISON COLONIAL- Seven baths, garage, treed lot, con­ FIANO bedrooms, two full baths, Lost and Found 1 starting salary. Liberal fringe company on the grow. rooms, IVz baths, formal dining venient location, all for only Midget Football benefits. Apply In person. East Morfcohop. Mro. McQlono, M9-M04. field3tone fireplace in living Northeast Circuits, East • room, aluminum siding, swim­ $36,500, Keith Real Estate, 646- REAL ESTATE room, dining room, fully Hartford (Convalescent Home, ADDABBO EQUAL HOUSING OPPORTUNITY LOST- Boxer, fawn, male, Longmeadow, Mass. Telephone ming pool, enclosed porch, 4126, 649-1922. 745 Main St., East Hartford. 646-5300 applianced kitchen, two car to open Sunday chain and flea collar. Vicinity 413-525-3241. BARROWS &WALIACJE patio. ^,000. Philbrick AgAgency garage, and aluminum siding, Autumn Street. Call 643-4748. Realtors. 646-4200. MANCHESTER - custom built BRETTON RD. - seven room KITCHEN HELP - cook to HAPPY 21st BIRTHDAY MiaelMttw Row "Jj $51,900, Wolverton Agency SECRETARY - for busy HAPPY 649-6308 3R7-1818 728-8818 Ranch home with privacy and Realtors, 649-2813. Cape, stained clapboards, Carlton Milanese, chairman of prepare noon and evening meal PAT RAWLINITIS trees, large master bedroom, MANCHESTER - seven room The Vernon Midget Foptball research company. Heavy 21st. BOLTON- RANCH, 5 rooms, 3 older Colonial, with two car fireplaced living room, formal the recreation commission, will m a large convalescent home. typing, dictation, and other Love, "Nana, Qramps, bedrooms, garage, large two fireplaces, 11/2 baths, gar­ dining room, fully applianced season will open Sunday at Experienced preferred. Will BIRTHDAY Mrage, on large treed lot. MANCHESTER - owner has be among the participants. Personals varied duties. Call Mrs. Ander­ Uncle Ray and Q Igl wooded lot $36,000. Philbrick age, 100’ x200’ lot on dead end dropped selling price, by $2,000 kitchen, garage with attached Legion Field with a game teach the ineimerienced who PAT 30 LOCUST STREET - two street, $44,900, Keith Real Three bedrooms, den, dining The Shamrocks and the son, 633-6743. family, no agents please. $44,- Agency Realtors 646-4200. room. Needs some work. in order to sell this i comfor­ porch, $39,900. 649-8808. between the Shamrocks and the NEED RIDE - Monday mor­ show ability. Must work some We Love You Estate, 646-4126, 649-1922. Pioneers will be meeting for weekends. Breakfast cook, 5 000. m n e 646-2426, 9-5. Asking $32,000, Zinsser Agency, table, 6 1/2 room Colonial. Pioneers, Vernon’s two Midget nings, from Manchester to HAIRDRESSERS - Full-time, Anyway g ------Three bedrooms, sewing room, the first time since 1973 when Guilford, to arrive before 9:30. a.m. - 7:30 a.m., additional MANCHESTER - large rooms, 646-1511. EAST HARTFORD - apartment Football teams competing in they played for the conference The Stylers Hair Salon is accep- HA HA S $36,900 - Duplex, 6-3, cabinet ELLINGTON 1 1/2 baths, kitchen, den, and the William Soneski Call 649-9017. hours if desired. Must work ting applications for a HAPPY BIRTHDAY accentuate this older Colonial, living room, only $32,500. building three units, invest now championship and it will be some weekends. Will need own Love, kitchens, fireplace, carpeting, OWNER ANXIOUS! great starter home, city $32,900 - ATTRACTIVE 5 1/2 for the future or retirement, Conference. progressive individual aware of MICHAEL SUHIE 'Hr, FIVE choice Iota 1 -4 P.M . voters to accept includes: Students are reminded to con­ 8 A.M. - 5 P.M. wanted, mornings and in person, Tacorral, 246 Broad MANCHESTER - FULL Regular polling places will be evenings. Must have transpor­ your own, $1.50 each, 29 Moun­ ava.itobla...ona lot has already been acid. • $300,000 for an addition to alarms, McCoy said. CLOSED WEDNESDAY Street, Manchester. WANTED for our custom Dormer Cape, 4 bedrooms, 2 HISTORIC DONGHERTY ESTATES McCoy said Vernon has open Tuesday from noon to 8 tinue bringing bag lunches until tation. Call 649-5334. tain Rd., Glastonbury, (near workroom, experienced up­ baths first floor family-room an existing fire company SHADE Minnechaug Golf Course). HOMES cuatomixad, dealgnad and built by Orlando CHEMEY FARMHOUSE (6 remaining) grown 58.6 per cent in popula­ p.m. further notice. holsterers, call; ...... with fireplace, treed lot, walk building. WANTED for our custom with tan apaclout room*. (Up to alx tion over the last 10 years. MOTHER’S HELPER - to care TOBACCO to -- Keeney School. $39,900. Annum. Wa will build from your plans. • $190,000 for an 85-foot FRESH SWEET apple cider, workroom, expie rie n c e d ...... vvarren ^ badrooma.) Sat on a.vary privat* for kids and clean in absence of FARMS E. Howland Realtors acr* plus lot, In town with all city mother. Part-time mornings, also apples, peaches, pears, drapery sewers, call 236-0616. Situation WaMad 18 643-1108. For More Inlormatlon Call convanlance*. Olferad al $59,900. call 643-1442, evenings. Immediate poeltlone open plums, Botti’s Fruit Farm, 260 BRAND NEW Bush Hill Rd., Manchester. for Fdrrn Superintendent, PART or full-time, short order RELIABLE COLLEGE woman REDUCED - quick sale by WARREN E. HOWLAND BLANCHARD & ROSSEHO Sunday School leaders to confer harmacy cook and bar help. Call between 6 Room Colonial *37p900 WANTED maid for motel work, aMletant farm superinten­ looking for painting or odd jobs. owner. Mid-fifties. Offers con­ REALTORS 643-1108 REALTORS-MLS 846-2482 I) ?30N0. MAiN-j. TEL 646-4510 r.'An'jiir.TCR. cf:riN experienced preferred, call at dent and third man. Year Antiques 48 9-5, 649-0305. sidered. Rockledge area. RICHARD 1). FARLLY. B. S„ R. f li.. Mcr. Call anytime, 645?673. 189 West Canter Street 6 Room Ranch *38g500| The annual meeting of church members of the church, or a Connecticut Motor L o ^ e for in­ ’Found employment • wagea Spacious seven room Raised general secretary of the terview, 400 Tolland ’Turnpike, WANTED Antique furniture, PART-TIME help grill, no Ranch, large wooded lot, 224 CHFA - 8% Mortgages school leaders of the New denomination, showed that total enrolled of 1,175,212. dependent upon experience Wil l b a b y sit in my home between 10 a.m. -1 p.m. glass, pewter, oil paintings, or , experience necessary. Ap for working mothers. Ferguson Rd., Manchester, Ct., LOW thirties ... remodeled six (Available to qualified Buyer) England District of the Church The New England District’s - additional benefita - Write AnVs Spot, 21 dak i nearly 20,000 more attended other antique items. R*. Washington Schoql area. Call caU 643-1210. room Cape, centrally located. of the Nazarene will include contribution to this record was: Box L, Mancheater Evening’ Harrison, 643-8709. Nhinchester. Directions: Center St. to Dongherty St. Model Home. Sunday school than the previous GRQW WITH a fast moving 643-4913. • OPEN HOUSE • New carpets, linoleum, pastors and Sunday school year. In 1974 there were 608,308 enrolled in the 65 schools, 12,- NOTICE chain, positions now often at Herald. MANCHESTER • New Usting, aluminum siding, big porhh ... teachers and officers from this more enrolled in Nazarene Sun- 209, with an average attendance Birch Lane Restaurant, 1100 WANTED - Antiques or collec­ seven room Colonial, first floor good value. f.J. Crockett, tables, rugs, paintings, bronzes, NEED AN experienced literate SUNDAY - 2-4 P.M. community. The convention day schools than were per Sunday of 5,319. Burnside Ave., East Hartford; family room, 1 1/2 baths, g u - Realtors, 643-1577. n ■ - WANTED part-time maids, furniture, larnps, china, etc. LAUNDRY part time secretary? Reply will be held Saturday, Sept. 13 An equal opportunity employer. Herald Box HH. age, great location,, $4S,M), 20 Kane Rd., Manchester in the (?hurch of the Nazarene, apply at Manchester Motel, 1 Any quantity, 644^962. FYrchette & Martin, 646-4144. VERNON in a commercial zone McNall Street, Manchester. SERVICE Real Estate Worcester, Mass, OPEN SERVICE STATION attendant, Matura paraon for laundry EXPERIENCED woman will Com* In and look around. Basic Ranch with dynamic ... a four and three, 2-family, ANTIQUES WANTED- Activities of the convention or auto mechanic with sdlne care for your children, my MANCHESTER - New Llstir good income producer. Selling experience. Full or part-time, SEVERAL newspaper carriers American furniture, oriental taaahroom and dalivariaa, one year old, six room Rancan en , family room including Franklin stove and wot bar. Center which begin at 9 a.m. will be • NATIVE HALE HAVEN PEACHES home, an ages. Bentley School For $36,900.84 by 120 lo t... great apply in person, Clarke Motor and one motorotor route driverdr for rugs, paintings, pewter. Wind­ fulMlma,'daya, avaninga, two full baths, firepla Bliial Park your limo in this garago, entertain on your potential. T. J. Crockett, directed by Mr. Bill Dyment, (Excellent lor trepxing and canning) sor chairs, crocks, jugs, Ron area. 649^97. Sales, Route 6, Bolton, Conn. Rockville/Vernon and South axealtont banaflto. Storting rec room, assumable 8% covered patio and very private yard. NEWLY Realtor, 643-1577. ALL DAY Dionne, 643-1691. Reading Mass., district church • ORCHARD FRESH MELBA, MILTON, Windsor areas. Call 647-9411, rata $2.37 hourly. CHILD CARE - infant through mortgage, only $43,900, REDUCED IN PRICE school board chairman. Also between 3:30 and 6:30 p.m. Ptoata apply In paraon Frechette A Martm, 6^1M . HERE is one that Owner wanU A RED GRAVENSTEIN APPLES COSMETICIAN - to head full Wanted to Buy 49 pre-schooler, $4.00 per day, DIRECTIONS: Main 8t. to Chartar Oak, toft to Kam. attending will be Rev. William line cosmetic department in MEADOW private home, playmates, sold quick. A Buildqr selling his 6 4 6 - 4 1 4 4 A. Taylor, (}uincy. Mass., dis­ pleasant nfodern pharmacy, MACHINISTS - first class, spacious yard, convenient for CAPE COD - Immaculate two own home. Remodeled Colonial • FRESH SWEET APPLE CIDER SUNDAY experienced on lathe, and OLD DOLLS - Pay trict superintendent. excellent salary plus commmis- Cm iUESCENT IKME commuters. 644-9000. year old with three bcidrooms, of seven rooms ... aluminum FRECHETTE & MARTIN, INC., Realtors slon incentive. Experience bridgeport interviewing 8 a.m. for your old dolls, $iS5. and up 333 BIDWELL STREET 24’ Hying room, Fireplaced sided this' year, 1 1/2 baths, Nazarene Sunday schools to 4 p.m., overtime and for China and bisque dolls. $1()0 263 MAIN S TR EET, M ANCHESTER FEBBANDO’S OBCHABDS necessary. Apply at once to MANCHESTER WILL DO light housekeeping. fdmily room off eat-ln kitchen, RICHARDS & KEHMNA lovely kitchen with appliances enjoyed a record year in 1974, BIRCH MOUNTAIN ROAO, manager, Mr. Michael Dworkn. benefits. Dynamic Metal and up for Bye’lo. Never give or Have references, own transpor­ double garage and aluminum ... T. J. Crockett, Realtors, 643-. An aqual opportunHy amptoyar. RGALTQRS-MLS 528-9546 both in enrollment and average (3 Miles Beyond Vito’s Restaurant, Glastonbury) 9 A.M. - 8 P.M. Liggett Parkade Pharmacy, Product (io,, Inc., 420 North sell a doll without getting our tation. Call 646-3280 between 8- siding. Meiritt Agency, 646- 1577. attendance. Figures released Main St., Manchester, 646-4048. offer. Call locally, 878-73M. ■A- Parkade Shopping Center. 5. . 1180. by Dr. B. Edgar Johnson, .V h \a«’£»:cfry;!Si;s i'i'

MANCHESTER EVENING^HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Sat.. Sept. 6,1975 — PAGE ELEVEN ’p a g e t e n - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn.. Sat.^Sept. 6 , 197S_ Answer to Previous Puzzle Born Loser — Art Sansom BY JIM BERRY 41 Aportmonto For Root 83 Aportmonto for Root 88 □ AUTOMOTIVE BENJY Article tor Solo Animal Life nE3[^Ljaoi3[-i MANCHESTER - Three room LIUEara '^i%&o[(cocx>m^ ^ I P THE UJHAT!$ 3 TAG SALE - Saturday and Sun­ MANCHESTER- two luxury Q furnished apartment, heat am .Autos For Solo day, ^ptember 6, 7. 94. M apartments, each with air con- ACROM DOWN r a AlOPBNPM^l^^ :RDKB H0P..HIP ^ w ~ w -THAT? Homestead Stieet. Antiques, dlHoning, heat, electricity, gar­ hot water. Available October fpoi^r WHFM I'A< iron and brass beds, new storm age, pool, and sauna Included. $150. One month s e c u ri^ NEED CAR? Credit bad? Dear Abby 1 Offsjirlng c< a t Healed deposit. Adulte. CaU 875-S503 Bankrupt? Rep.ossepsed? cow 2 Thoroughfare A ffo in . doors, , wobd stove, tools, glass ’Iwo bedrooms each, $325 and S Zoo animal 3 Heavy showcase, model T parts, an­ $350 m onthly, W arren E. after 6. ______Honest Douglas accepts lowest down,, smallest payments. 8 Small rodenis 4 Craze tique wooden bed, pewter, old Howland R ^ io rs; 643-llM. By Abigail Van Buren 12 Eye part 5 Chatters PLUSH 2,1/2 room apartment, Douglas Motors, 345 Main. □ (3 bottles, oak Uble, lanterns, (anal.) 6. Tidy n a girl’s' clothing. Much mis­ MANCHESTER- Deluxe two large enclosed private patjo, 13 Air (comb. . 7 Impel Wim.oaaEi] I a n a I nfinrj cellaneous. Rain date following bedroom Townhouse, full base­ pool, aU utilities, appUances te­ TOYOTA - See us for reliable form) 8 Months (ab.) 14 Heavy blow 9 Mean week. - • ■ ■ ment, private entrances and n d e d , 6490358, 6 4 3 ^ . used Toyotas with our 604ay 100% warranty. We also buy DEAR ABBY: I am living with my boyfriend, sharing 15 Perute 10 Stops 27 Light browns 40 Feeling patio, includes heat, 16 Sack 11 Made a 28 Narrow inlets 43 Osirichlike TAG SALE - Saturday and I MANCHfeSTBR - four rooins, used Toyotas. Lynch Motors, expenses 50-60, and so far it’s work^ out wc^ with one appliances, carpeting, pool,. exertion. 17 Asterisk mistake 33 Freebooter bird day September 6-7, f ijp.m. 20 $265 per m onth, P aul W.- immediate occupancy, singles 345 Center Street, Manchester, 18 Conclusion 19 Convoyed 34 Wild donkey 44 Boat paddles Arnott Road, Manchester; — ------Dougan Realtor, 646-1021, 643- accepted, appliances, $U9, 6464321. ______Before we moved in together I had a beautiful set of 19 Iodide 20 Male fowls 36 Previous 45 Pochard f - 6 Kitchen fan, toys, household 4535. securi^, utifiues extra, 643- expensive dishes, and also service for 12 in very fine crystal. 21 Compass point 23 Domesticators 37 Pilfers 48 Hostelry n wares, miscellaneous items. 9274. WE PAY $15 for cpinplete |unk Well, in four months, Andy has broken four dinner plates, 22 Songs lor two 25 Tearful 38 Entangle anew 56 Native metal 24 Possessed ickey Finn — Morris Weiss MANCHESTER- clean four cars. Call Joey, Tolland kbto two soup bowls, two cups and five glassesi 1 1 0 T5i SUB-LET, modern one 26 Make Into law 1 1 r - \ 20 Pointing-Poporing 32 AiHeloo tor Solo 41 Rooms tor Rent 82 room apartment, stove, Body, 58-1990. I haven’t gotten too uptight at him because I know it was 28 Highways THIS CARP, M ARO Vj IT ’S AAV BLOOD TVPE, N O W_ t G ET it! you Homes For Solo 23 Buolnoto Property bedroom, wall-to-wall carpet, accidental. 12 3 4 IT WAS INSIPE ALL RIGHT, AND IT P L A NfTBO T tD THIS CARP IN refrigerator, separate heating 29 Extinct bird THAT CAR! YOU FINKS , THOMPSON HOUSE, fur- air conditioned, pool, and tennis DART SWINGER 1973 2 door I ’ve asked him to please be more careful in the future 30 Devotee BEFORB you MAKE FOOLS^ THE CAR THAT- HA« MV NAAAE... PAINTING - interior and ALUMINUM sheets used aS system. Available immediate­ 16 16 17 KILLED JUDGE FRAMEO ME! MANCHESTER - Unique op­ nished rooms, centrally ly, $130, 647-1413. courts, $180 monthly, includes hardtop, automatic, power because I can’t afford much jnore of this. 31 Sea eagle ' OF YOURSEL\/ES AGAIN, 1>P exterior, paperhanging, ' ‘ing plates, .007 thick, 32 Took food LIKE TO KNOW WHY YOU STRATER, DO YOU A NEW USTHHI portunity - modem one floor located. Kitchen privileges. heat and hot water, 672-7715, ^steering, radio, vinyl.. roof. ■■ |9 20 1 21 RECOGNIZE IT? DUilding with 2300 square feet, excellent work. References. S ” . 25 cents each or 5 for $1. Should I ask him to pay for what he broke? W hat do I do 33 Harbors H MADE ME MISS MY PLANE! Parking. Reasonable rates. n e w DUPLEX-;,five rooms, ovi'inou* Chorches Motors 6492791 M 1 HIM9 KWIIIIISe three acres, ideal tor office, Free estimates. Fully insured. Phone 643-2711. ______if he says no? 35 Thralls 2 " 24 Simply lovely 9room plus Martin Mattson, 6494431. Rione 649-2358.______three bedrooms, children SHATTERED IN SEA’TTLE 38 Wash lightly club, or oiganization. Below accepted, call 649-7786 after 5. 3 1/2 ROOM ap urtment, nice 1973 DA’TSUN 240Z, automatic, 39 Indian Ranch in the Hi^wood Drive- replacement at $49,900. Hayes WE BUY arid sell used fur­ •A PAPER HANGING Expert. ESSEX MOTOR INN weekly yard, like privat ! home, base- has 20,000 miles, and neW steel peasants I Candlewood Drive area! Two Corporation, 6490131. niture. Cash on the line. One adults, no DEAR SHA’TTERED; Ask him. And if he says no, you’ll 2 30 Your average p a ^ , in average piece or an entire houseful!. rooms, single $56, double $69, A SIX roinn duplex, off Center, ment; Workini belted radlals. Call 568-8173 41 Epoch • full baths, brick front, two car children, pets, 6l after 4:30 p.m. on weekdays. have to choose between the bull and the china shop. 42 Slag room, $25. Richman, 6^ 64^32. Furniture Bam, 345 plus tax, conUnental breakfast, back of Mr. Steak, three 46 Ankara Indian 31 attached garage, attractive, •••••••■•••••••••••••••••••• air conditioning, color ’TV, call bedrooms,' hot water, heat,' big 3864. Main Street' Rear, behind DEAR ABBY; What would yOu do if you knew that your 47 Wise man 36 37 private rear deck. Tree- Reel Bototo Wonted 28 646-2300. yard, security, references, 1969 FORD LTD, excellent con­ 49 Father ot Cush M Douglas Motor Sales. husband’s ex-wife was still in love with 1 ^ and wanted him F bordered rear yard. Different PAINTING INTERIOR and $180, 1-372-3559, reverse dition, $1000, 1967 Pontiac, , (Bib.) 38 40 enou^ to be distinctive plus ALL CASH for your property Exterior and wallpapering. CLEAN USED refrigerators, LARGE, CLEAN ROOM - cen- charges, ^nneville, good ranning condi- _ back very much? 50 Asian good old-fashioned quality. within 24 hours. Avoid red tape, Professional contractor Bob tral location, $22 weekly, call RENTM. OFFICE tion, $250, call 64^7850. She is trying every way she knows to get him to go back sultanate 41 48 instant service. Hayes Corpora­ ranges, qutomatic washers/ 51 Solar disk For further details, Mr. Jobin, 649-9027. with guarantees. B. D. Pearl’s 6494143 or 528-9081. CHARLES APARTMENTS,' Open 8i304 weekdays, other with her. tion, 6490131. 1974 MONTEGO, 6 cylihder.' 52 Before 47 4i 50 Matthew. Appliances, 649 Main St, 643^ East Middle Tumpik^ 4 1/2 times 1^ aivolntment. She is married, but she is not in love with her husband. I 53 Relatives (ab.) Prisciila’s Pop — Al Vermeer J.P. LEWIS & SON - Custom 2171 ______LIGHT Housekeeping room for room Townhouse, 1 1/2 baths, We have h large variety of Call after 5, 644-3311.______thii^ she would like to swap husbands with me. Should I 54 Sea'bird 51 62 53 SELLING your house? CaU us rent, stove, refngdrator,1, and “ appliances, two air con­ ODD. MCTRIC VOLUME BELFI0RE MENCY Painting - Interior and exterior. ___ i»“ qoe_ & two hedrobm give my husband up for her or not? 55 Peer Gynt's 56 TOOAX PRISCILLA,! IN M ETRIC first and lye’U make you a cash Paperhanging, Remodeling SCREENED LOAM -^ driveway linens provided. 801 Main ditioners, heat, hot water, 1966 PLYMOUTH Fury,' $150,' TROUBLED mother 64 A LITER \S : TMOLIGMT offer. One day service. T. J. to m m e ^ and Garden type -s WE CONiSlDEl^ hSta H M U 3 Gutters. Fully insured. 649- eravel, processed gravel, sand, Street. 6494879. storage, basement garage, $235, call after'4 p.m., 6499313. 56 Gaelic IT W A S A (^mkett. Realtor, 6491577. units thrott^HHit Manchester. (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISEASSN.I T H E L IT E R (1.057 QUARTS 1 9658. stone and fill. George H. Grif- DEAR TROUBLED^ A man is not a sack of salt to be (POOMOUNCED B U N C H O F fing, Andover, 742-7SB6. CENTRAL - comfortable room, DUIMTO ENTERPRISES 1971 (X)MET - four door sedan, APARTMENT Building - three IMMEDIATE CASH for your very good condition, call 649 possessed or handed over. How does your husband feel L6E-TER'). P U P P IE S ! X Bullding-Controeting 33 next to showqr, TV, telephone, LARGE SIX room apartment, 240 New State Rd. about HER? Adc him. If he says he wants to go badr to her, units, six rooms each unit plus property. Let us explain our parking, 6494801 after 6. 199 Center Street, no pets, 45M after 5:30 p.m. fair proposal. CaU Mr. Belfiore, DARK RICH loam, five yards 046-1021 then let him go. Othwwise, continue your marriage, and Win at Bridge office, excellent for small NEWTON H. Smith & Sons - $^. plus tax, pool patio sand, security, $200 monthly. 646- business and owner occupancy 647-1413. FURNISHED ROOM, con­ /5566. 1967 VOLKSWAGEN, excellent don't worry about her. Remodeling, repairing, ad­ gravel, and stone 643-9504. COMPARISONS OF VOLUME with income. Call today. Cen­ ditions, rec rooms, porches and veniently located, clean, quiet, mnning condition, good body, East helps Richards score 6 tury 21, Phyllis Jackston Agen­ MAY WE BUY your home? $600. Call after 12, 643-7128. DEAR ABBY: I have been going with a very nice girl for Liters Pints Quarts Gallons roofing. No job too small. -Call WRINGER WASIffiR- sewing shower, parking, hoihelike at­ MANCHESTER - immediate Ne w three bedroom dOplex, 1 club as called tor oyEast’s dou­ ■''V. cy, 6491316, 6493313. ()oick, fair, aU cash and no occupancy, four rooms, central­ two years, and I want to matVy her, but here’s the problem: 1 000 2.113 1.057 .264 649-3144. machine with cabinet, old an- mosphere, phone 569-2^. 1/2 baths, carpeting, stove and ble-there would have been no problems. Call Warren E. ly locate, $180 per month. MOVING - Must sacrifice, 1965 When we first met, I lied to her about my job, and IVe NORTH 6 .473 1.000 1/2 1/8 vtique radio, old antique phone, refrigerator, $250 monthly. No way to make six. Howland, Realtors, 6491108. PRIVATE HOUSE - room .Adults only, no pete. CaU 64^ Oldsmobile station wagon, and been lying about it ever since. * * 72 r 1.000 1 /4 COLONIAL - three bedrooms, 1 CARPENTRY - Repairs, irfl"------pets. October 1st occupancy. ' M42 However, West looked at his I CLIP I .946 2,000 available 9/20, for neat, clean, 1577. 1965 Mustang, 649-6^53. You see, I am a garbage collector, but I was afraid if I a n d . 1/2 baths, excellent INSTANT cash for your home. remodeling, additions, garages, Call 6491344. * A 107 2 nice diamond holding and decid­ 3.785 ' 8.000 4.000 1.000 neighborhood immediate oc­ roofing, call David Patria, 644- MOVING - out of state, non smoking, person. 6464025. told her w hatl did for a living whe wouldn’t go out with me. ! SAVE! Q.4 CaU Dan Reale, 646-4525. MANCHESTER - One bedroom FORD Mustang II, 1974, white,, *KQ J 109 ed to open that suit. This gave 9-6 ill cupancy, asking $45,900. CaU us 1796. everything must go, stereo, VERNON - ’Three room apart- So I told her that 1 worked for the city as an inspector in tho WEST EAST $325, color TV, $225, Ranch Type apartment, private mept in modem four family, four cylinder, manual transmis-^ sanitation department. I even lied to her parents about it. Dick a chance to discatd his los-, Lawrence now. Century 21, Phyllis sion, very economical, owner, 4QJ106S *4 Captain Easy — Crooks and Jackston Agency, 6491316, 649 BUILDING - Remodeling, refrigerator, avocado - $200, entrance: Includes heat, hot convenient to shopping and 186, What am I going to do? Should 1 tell her that I Imve ihg club on. dummy's ace of 6444)466. ____ W5 V863 VOU AND IT’S THE OWLV OWE THAT'S THE DUMBEST SORT' ALL I'M SAYIWS IS - IVE'D BETTER BE 6050. Services Ottered 31 roofing, rec rooms, additions, gas stove, $50 and various water and appliances, $195 per $155 monthly includes heat, hot changed jobs, and now I’m a garbage collector? I’m afraid if diamonds, but Dick saw that ♦ KQJ 85 *9 643 VOUR M A LE I'V E g o t : a n d I'M MACHISMO JIVE I'VE EKTRA-SURE WE'RE NOT MAKING A garages. All kinds, carpentry household items, 646-1018. month. Paul W. Dougan water, apppliances, and 1 1 ^ her I’vo been lying to her for two years she’ll never the club discard was going to be Realtor, 646:1021, or 6494535. MERCURY, Comet, beach- 4h8a AA7642 EGO! NOT SURE HOW WELL EVER h e a r d ; B IS ROMANTIC MISTAKE- BROU&HT COLONIAL - eight rooms, REWEAVING burns, holes, work. For estimates call 649- parking. 647-1113, or 649151Q. believe me again. a snare and a delusion. West IT WOULD HOLD UP IF ' OW BY A TROPIC lepers, umbrellas repaired. : wagon, 1967, A-1 condition." SOUTH (D) family room, immaculate con­ 1142. RENT color TV, no credit FREE Please help me, Abby. She’s the only girl I’ve ever loved, had bid spades. East couldn't MY WIFE WERE A MOOM Room and board for on# or ROCKVILLE - Three room Price $375. Call 647-9297. * AK983 dition, innme^ate occupancy. A Window shades, Venetian required, free service and LARGE t h r e e room apart-- and she says she loves me. I am so afraid if I tell her thp hold many and there would be BIUIONAIRESS} blinds. Keys. TV for rent. WES ROBBINS oarpentry two glrla willing to work 5-9 apartment, with heat, hot V A K Q J 10 9 7 must see, 40’s, call now. Cen­ liverV, good selection. Rent by ment. Main' Street, DODGE Dart, new tires, thith now. I’ll lose her. no way to handle his spade Marlow’s, 867 Main St. 649-5221. remodeling specialist. Ad­ the week. Call 6493589, 95. and bo on call 9-7. water, stove, refrigerator, $150. Manchester. $185 month, in­ 1966 * ------tury 21, Phyllis Jackston Agen­ excellent condition, $500 or best NAMELESS, PLEASE losers. cy, 646-1316, 646-3313, 649-6050. ditions, rec rooms, dormers, Adults only. Parking for one cludes utilities. Call Monday * 5 Then Dick pRgfeeded to show MILLAR TREE Service, Inc. built-ins, bathrooms, kitchens, FIVE PIECE Bassett BREEN L0D6E car. No pets. Security deposit Offer, 6494997 after 5. • ttoouf^ Friday, 6491155, Mr. DEAR NAMELESS: Tell her the truthi If she loves you, North-South vulnerable how to play the hand. He played RANCH - six rooms, very Removal, pruning, lot clearing, 6493446. mahogany bedroom set, EastIHlikna required. Call 6499678. Zurom. East South BANK Repossesion - 1974 Ford you won’t lose her. And please get over that hangup about West North a low diamond and ruffed in his clean, garage, treed lot, es­ spraying. "•Fully insured. excellent condition. $600; 649 own hand. Then he drew Licensed. Free estimates. LEON CIESZYNSKI Jmilder - Turnfillia FOUR ROOMS, second floor,- TWO BEDROOM apartment, Custom pick up, 8’ style side,. your Job. It’s honest, respectable and necessary work. And tablished neighborhood, 0495. XLT ranger package, 1/2 ton, 2V trumps, cashed his ace and king excellent buy, tow 40’s, call Phone 6464437, 633-5354. new homes custom built, 649- 598S appUaiices, married couple, no newer home, heat and hot certainly nothing to be ashamed of. Pass 6W ~ ' plus security deposit. 360 engine eight cylinder, power 2 * 3*1 of spades and led a club. East u . today. Century 21, Phyllis remodeled, additions, rec TAG SALE - Duncan Phyfe water included, no pets, adults Pass Pass' Dble. Pass had to take his ace and land a TREE SERVICE (Soucier) rooms, garages, kitchens dining table, baby furniture, PLEASANT room for working 497094 after 4 p.m. preferr^. $245. Call 6495523 steering, mileage, 17,786, A Jackston Agency, 646-1316, 646- deposit of 10% of bid required. Everyone has a problem. What’s yours? For a personal Pass Pass club or diamond to dummy. 3313, 649-6(^. Trees cut, trimmed or topped, remodeled, bath tile, cement household items and mis­ person, kitchen priviteges, after 6. Opening lead —K ♦ stumps removed, fuUy insured. . work. Steps, dormers. Residen­ cellaneous. Saturday and Sun­ parking, near bus line. MANCHESTER - Attractive Call Mr. Hllderbrand, South reply, write to ABBY: Box No. 69700, L.A., Calif. 90069. A reader from Alberta wants MANCHESTER - super infla­ Got a tree problem? Well worth tial or commercial. Call 649 day, September 97, 126 North References required. Call 647- four room apartment, modem FOUR ROOM apartment, third 'Windsor Bank & Trust, 289 Enclose stamped, self-addressed envelope, please. to know what the proper 6061. .______Alley Oop — Dave Graue tion hedge, investment proper­ a phone cw . 742-8252. 4291. Elm Street, Manchester. 9033. kitchen, stove, refrigerator, floor, includes appliances, $125 By Oswald & James Jacoby response to partner’s double of references, no pets. $175. 649 per month, heat not included,. Bugs Bunny -7 Heimdahl and Stoffel one heart is when holding t h e n c o m e ' HOW ABOUT 111/ ...MOLLY ty with four incomes, central Here is a ,4CI-year^ld hand WHAT ARE VOU WELL, I FIGSERED TD DO BETTER ... OVER location mid-50’s, Wolverton TWO HANDYMEN will clean, TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY MOVING - must sacrifice, 40’* ROOMS for rrat $22. per week, 3167,2293540. , .. near busline. Security d ^ s i t 1966 VW bug, good running con­ *J854 V64 *32 HERE AN' DO A , \r,oopr\sy^-^-<. p lay^ by the late R. R. (Dick) TWO !X»INS . IP WE RUN MV Place for t h ' IT OKAY 7 ^LY ) Cl^AR rake, lime, fertilize, mow, Carpentry and general contrac- . electric stove, two ovens, $60, centrally located. 146 Center required, no pets, call 647-9936 dition, can be seen at Russell’s t u - m v A QLue-GUJe *KQ 864. V BREAKFUS ' TRADE, U'L MOONLIGHTIN' Agency Realtors, 649-2813. Richards of Detroit. Dick was HERE? THBOUGH TH' LUNCH , IFTHEV/^ ON ONE . maintenance of lawn seasonal. ting. Residential and commer- electric dryer, $10, hi-fi con­ SIX ROOM Duplex - adults, Barber Shop, corner Oak and glass s , GLU6. The answer to this question is Street. Please call 6490013.. or 6492003. one of the really great auction ^ — x: m AN' DINNER HOURS.' STAY? V OONOmON...)KITCHEN' Cellars and attics cleaned. cim. Whether it be a small sole, $10, miscellaneous, 649 ■••••••••••*•••••••••••••••• stove and refrigerator, parking, •••••.***** Spruce. KlO'^ GUie/ that he should reply with two bridge players and the founder R^sonable prices. 643-5305. repair job, a custom built home 6453.______Aportmonto For Root 83 central, $200 monthly, security. Homoo for Ront 84 clubs. This is a close decision 1971 Volkswagen station wagon, ; of thq American Bridge .cv'' or anyuiing in between, call 649 Available immediately. 649 since in general the double of -to'-' MANCHESTER Must sell immediately. Any, Leagub, which became the UGHT 'KRUCKING - Odd jobs. 1379. SWIMtolG POOLS - Famous WE HAVE customers waiting 1392. ______MANCHESTER - four room one major suit asks for a Cellars and attics cleaned, reasonable offer accepted. Call' American Contract Bridge for the rental of your apartment house, immaculate condition, response in the other one but lawns mowed, small tree work. STEPS, SIDEWALKS, stone or home. J.D. Rear EstateF ‘ FOR RENT- four rooms, first fireplace, fully furnished, 6496451. League'in 1%6; ' >* ’ HOUSE AND Free estimates. Phone 643-6000. floor, ideal for married couple, A lot of players might have this time you should bid your walls, fireplaces, flagstone Ass^ates, Inc. 6491980. private yard, garage, no pets, 1968 Ford Gran Torino,; good suit right away. If it turns terraces, concrete repairs, in­ 16x31 O.D. complete with filter no pets, $125 per monthj 419529 no children, $275' monthly, tried to find a way to bid seven AVAILABLE smervised day 3493. automatic, power steering, AM-j out that you get a second BIfiSINESS side and outside. Reasonably pump, vinyl liner, ladder, LOOKING for anything in real Hayes Corp. 646-0131. FM 'stereo, new-paint, new; with Dick’s hand, but old timers care with meals for your elder­ priced. 643-0851. sundeck, fencing and stairs. CICEKdS were: .riieyer.-jiplentlsts and as chance to bid you can afford to estate rental — apartments, tires, nice shape, $895,6492721.> show your spades. Partner will ly relative, while you go to _ . .. ^ Financing homes, multiple dwellings, no SIX ROOM Cape - fireplace,, M0NADE5 ;, 'anyone can s^ite there was just then be sure that you don't have LOCATION work, shopping, visit a friend. ’TOBIAS CARPENTRY Service fees. Call J.D. Real Estate convenient location, option to no way to niake a grand slam. Call 649-23M for information. 1971 Plymouth Fury II, excep-; CIC£I< much of a spade suit. Six room extra hieo - Remodeling, repairs, ad­ Associates, Inc. 6491980. niESIDEIiTIAL buy available, Dubaldo-. tional condition, good care,; In fact if West had opened a ditions, custom building. No job information. Lesperance, 6464^. r-*. Colonial plus 2-atory DRIVEWAYS - 9’xlOO’, com­ YILUBEAPT8. good Karma, $1250, call 429, Out Our Way — Negley Cochran Mr. Abernathy — Jones and Ridgeway too small. Free estimates. Over NEWER Three-bedroom 3072. ' ' heated barn on busy Main pletely installed on your base, 25 years experience. 6495769. Duplex - 1% baths, carpeting, MANCHESTER HEBRON - For $875 per month th a t's DEUaOUS.' b u t itV- BE GLAD TO SELL TAG SALE - Sunday, , yo u A FR/\NCHISE FOfL 4 - Street location. Near cold mix. Anywhere in Connec­ all appliances. $275 monthly. * t ^ you can move into this spacious HOW po VA MAKE ' o u r eo.'. _IWS LEAC- STARTS / DAPS 60T VEAH.AWP OP. A T IF IT w a s n 't f o p a LITTLE September 7th, 10-4, 676 Bush 20 PER CENT A 3.ZTH- H E 'LL BE j ticut. Call' now for Immediate RoofIng-SIdIng-ChImnoy 34 F rechette Martin, Inc., One and two bedrooms. three bedroom Raised Ranch IT ? .------P R E Tl y SOOM --I HOFc M'/ BAL. LEAST BAD UUCK.I COULD HAVE ^ hospital. Ideal for officea Hill Road, Manchester. Several & Trucko tor Sole 82 THE OF YOUR WORKS BETTER THIS SEASON l-A-r COM- DROPPIWG AREVOU IMPREQ9ED, installation. 6493929, anytime. with fireplaced family room, IWAB! PULLED IT OFF. r or tradesman. $65,000 I families. Clothes, furniture, R^ltors, 646^44. Near schools, churches FORX/IULA'S GROSS, THAW IT DID LAST.' I'VEH a P tWC, UP HIM TS A L L LINDA? BIDWELL Home Improvement automotive and miscellaneous October 1st occupancy. Call FOR SALE - 1955 Chevy pick in c o m e / A N P HE'S a r o u n p u s /^SSSSSSS HAVE CARPETS Qeaned with and shopping center, on IT FOR A LOWe TIM E - - FOR Co. Expert installation of items. MANCHESTER - five large bus line. Ca\l anytime B/W Realty„647-1419. up, foUr speed, 3/4 ton, $500 or VEARS...AM' YEARS... AAAKIWO WEXT, steam process, only way to aluminum siding, gutters and rooms, on second floor of brand best offer, call M7-9371. HIS PITCH. WARREN E. clean carpets and upholstery. A trims. Roofing htetallation and new two-family, carpeting, air six ROOM Cape, 2-3 ^ ro o in s, TAG SALE - 73 Wells Street, ))) & B Carpet Geaners, free es­ repairs. 6496W5, 8^9109. conditioning and dishwasher, stove, refrigerator, dis­ FOR SALE - 1971 Chevy pick­ timates, 668-K!73. Saturday and Sunday, 10-6. TV, 646-2623 stereo speakers, record player, separate efriveways/ $260. per hwasher, washing machine, up, V-8, standard 8 foot bed. HOWLAND HORACE Tetrault - Siding, month, security, call 6491379 garage, bus line, available Oc­ Call 643-6993. ODD JOBS - trucking, home roofing, storm windows, aw­ clothes, electronic goodies, M n m - i i n other odds and ends. after 6 p.m. tober i; year lease, $275 plus repairs, serving Manchester for nings. Quality workmanship, utilities, Write P.O. Box 3, five years, free estimates, 649 free estimates. Fully insured. FURNISHED three-room CHARLES APARTMENTS - Manchester. Motorcycloo-BIcycloo 84 I JONES d, 0304. TAG SALE - two 'family, •••••••••••••••••••••••••*** MANCHESTER - six rrroom 872-9187, 6493417. September 97, 9-5, chairs, apartment, water heat, and East Middle ’Turnpike, 4 1/2 /PlP^/W Colonial with three bedrooms, electric included, $200 per room Townhouse 11/2 bath s,' ' Buolnooi for Ront 88 1971 KAWASAKI, 100 T r a il CONCRETE WORK - ROOFING - Specializing tables, electric stove, marble family style kitchen with pan­ vanity sink, humidifier, mat­ month, near hospital and nigh appliances, carpeted,' two air bike, g6od running condition, try, dining room, two car gar­ experienced on foundations, ad­ repairing roofs, new roofs, school, Philbrlck /' Agency conditioners, heat, hot water, OFFICE SPACES for rent on $2%, call anytime, 649-4911. Mutt & Jeff — Al Smith ditions, digging, floors, steps, gutter work, chiinneys, cleaned tresses, box springs, ping pong age, only $37;900 Wolverton table, miscellaneous nousenold Realtors, 6494200. storage basement, garage, Main Street in Manchester, Agency Realtors, 6492813. sidewalks, patios. Free es­ and repaired. 30 years soundproofing, washer and ideal locatidn for professional TRIUMPH in excellent condi-. Astro-graph WITH THE ELECTRIC' ITS ONLY WISH THAT items, 159 Bryan Dr. Off timates. Richard Caron, 879 experience. Free estimates. EIGHT Lig h t was Baldwin from Route 30 UNUSUAL deluxe one bedroom er nookup %60 monthly, 649 offices very convenient to all tion. Reasonable. Call 643-4534. SHtiT OFF, THERE'S 3827. Howley, 6495361. facilities. Hease call 646-4100,9 . By BERNICE BEDE O8OL NOTHINS ELSE WE , O'CLOCK ! CLOSER so VERNON - near the Circle, two Manchester. townhouse, jirivatei entrances ), 64915M. I ITDULD SEE ] family 6-6, three bedrooms and patio, full basement, in­ a.m.-5 p.m. MOTORCYCLE Insurance - I CAN'T LIGHT TRUCKING - attic and ROOFING - Installation and a LIBRA (Sept. 23-OcL 23) A FALL B E TTER I each apartment, fireplace, two AVAILABLE October 1st, three MOVING - Must sell everything cludes heat, appliances, Call tbe experts at Crockett For Sunday, Sept. 7,1975 ASLEEP,' car garage, Wolverton Agency cellars cleaned, for free es­ repairs, gutters, storm win­ bedroom, first Qoor apartment, MAIN STREET Offices - 500 friend ,Is wrestling with an idea at 354 Vernon Street. Hours 11- carpeting, and pool. $245 per Agency, 643-1577. ARIES (March 21-Aprl( 19) To­ Realtors, 6492813. timate phone 647-9610. dows, doors. Experienced month. Paul W. Dougan, $185 monthly includes and 1000 so. feet, heat, janitor, whose merits he doubts. A few i quality______workmanship.1__ T7..11.. Fully in­ 4. September 6 and 7. day. you can handle difficult inspirihg words can show him Realtor, 6491021 or 64945%. appliances, no utilities, no pets, parking. Also 1,300 square feet 1973 HONDA,. 350qL, low situations with lad and DRIVEWAYS - residential and sured. s u r e i Free estimates.estimate" of storage area (heated). Call he is on the right track. BOLTON - newer Raised TAG SALE - September 6, 7. security required, 6494786. mileage, good condltloi^ $675. diplomacy. Yoynl ruffle no ■ ^-6 commercial installed anywhere R______easonablee prices. Rick 6495334 or 6497175. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) HIS. e»\c? Ranch, six rooms, plus Starting 9 a.m. 193 Woodbridge MANCHESTER Gardens - One Call after 5 p.m., 6491071. leathers when 'you do your fireplaced family room, three Iq Connecticut. No ’-*• * * '----- Burnett, 6493005. and two bedroom apartments in ONE BEDROOM apartment on mediation thing. Someone is w orking quietly bn or too small. Street, rain or shine. English your behalf. To get the type qt bur Boarding House — Carroll & McCormick bedrooms, 2 1/2 batbs, kitchen pram, vacuum cleaner, floor beautiful country setting. Walk bus line. One ma'ture aduU 1973 XL-250 HONDA, 1,500 with built-ins, two car garage, D&A ROOFING. Roofs, siding, to everything. $169,-- $189 referred. Heat and hot water OEFICE SPACE miles, set up for woods, many TAURUS (April 20-May 20) results you both desire, don't polisher, 3/4 size box spring Today you'll enjoy your work so , 200x225 lot, $54,500, Wolverton ELECTRONIC TUNE-UP $10 gutters, and leaders. Free es­ monthly. Includes heat, hot^ icluded. No children or pets. FOR RENT extras, make an offer, 6491126, broadcast what he’s doing for ^WuWiEEN r never used, glassware, clothes, S much that friends won't be able you. HOW'S iT FEEL T HE W^$ i>0 Agency Realtors, 6492813. plus parts. Brakes, shocks, timates. Fully insured. 249- water, and appliances. Security deposit. Call after 5 25(1. square feet, •center of days, 6498327, evenings. NEIGHBORS aths, Call Dave 6491993 or Mike 649 m ust tor you to engage in som e . into a single, extremely useful RELAR/\ ' A DO LPH glassware, furniture, hand ANP eUE6$ , FOR THE - A5HEP HIM T TM an U SE D C A R * large bedrooms, living room Ehccavate and grade new or old cleaned with electric cutters, full basement, private en- $145. No lease. Security. Pasek AVAILABLE SPACE - Ap­ 0697. type of fun activity. Being with plan. ■ I'M A by professionals. McKinney braided rugs, wood burning others wilr be the spark that In- THE SIZE OF .^ iepalgL FOR LE$WN5?/)iUTH0RlTV ...BUT HOW ^ 6 TU D E N T with fireplace, formal dining driveways with amesite or . trances and patio^ includes R o t ors,.2897475. proximately 700 square feet on CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-J«l. ^ ONtHE PO WE KNOP! room, bright kitchen with built- bituminous concrete. 6895407. Bros. Sewage Disposal Com­ stove, crockware, sleigh bells, splresiyou to chase your blues. THE FtoH.' OF copper items, coffee grinder, heat, appliances, carpeting, Broad Street across from the 1972 HONDA 450, excellent run- 19) You're a few steps ahead ot MX EVEREGt IT'S G O O P y h u m a n ins, city water and sewer, prin­ pany, 64955^^^______pool, air-conditioning, $290 per t h r e e r o o m furnished Parkade.I .»Parking . _and______heat in- "‘"B condition, looks great. $700 CANCER (June 21-July 22) the pack today. Compdtilors n a t u r e cipals only, $41,500, 64981w. WINDOW CLEANING - lamps. Miscellaneous home EKPEPItiONG? maintenance items, plumbing, month. Paul W. Dougan, apartment, all utilities, alsq eluded. Call between 95, 649 / Jirm . 6491365. Like a mother hen. those under will soon discover their Commercial and residential in­ NO JOB too sm all, toilet one sleeping rooni, 272 Main St. ••••••••••••••••••••f••••••• your wing will come to you with painting, electrical supplies, air • Realtor, 8491021 or 84945%. 4539. chances of overtaking you are M -----1-----i --- U u tilM cluding initial construction repairs, plugged drains, kitchen ComperO’Trollero their problems today. They'll nil. iMCMSttr - f m i i i cleaning for building contrac­ faucets replaced, repaired, rec compressor, nutone range hood, benellt from your solutions. electric motors, everything MANCHESTER- Large newer M A N C H E ST E R - th r e e BOLTON NOTCH - 4,000 square Mobile Homes 69 AQUARIUS (Jan. 29F#b. 19) tors or developers. Fully in­ rooms, bathroom remodeling, duplex three bedroom apart­ bedroom apUrtment, in newer feet building for professional heat modernization, etc. Free priced reasonable. Must vacate LEO (July 29Aug. 22) Your You need to be exposed to sured, free estimates. Call ment. Immaculate condition two family, appliances, offices or sales, four commer­ STOP PAYING RENT. Own ideas today are bold, Im­ people who will force you to NEW HOMES Maintenance Service, estimates gladly given. M & M premises in two weeks. Sale on carpeting, air conditioning, Saturdayatur arid Sunday, Siept, 9 7 , ^ou{d>6ut. Priced right. R. cial industrial acres, land and your own mobile homq. Two aginative. Those lucky enough think lor yourself today. For » r-9498. Plumbing & Heating, 6492871. Zimmer, J.D. Real Estate. 649 convenient location, security building storage,, parking,: bedroom, 12’ wide, % ont to be yvilhin earshot will be in­ every bright idea they have, RANCHES - GAPES 9 a.m. to 6 p.m., 28 Harvard Rd. required, references, $249 Off Princeton St. 1980.______• highway across shopping kitchen, full price $4,9%. Very spired by ybur words and : you'll com e up with twq even, COLONIALS CUSTOM DRAPERIES • made FRANK SCOTELLA Plumbing monthly, 6495836. . center, entire or subdivide, 1-84; clean, two nedroom, great wisdom . better. Lorgoot Mfocffon ooot at very reasonable, work - Repairs and remodeling, ( » e TAG SALE - Saturday and Sun­ FURNISHED three-room and I-W close. 521-7373. camp for up north. $2,995, with VIRGO (Aug. 23-8tpl. 22) You PISCES (Feb. 29Marcti 20) // 9* tho rivor, mony vorloUono. guaranteed, call anytime, 649 sewbr lines cleaned electrical­ heated apartment. Large THREE ROOMS, with heat and •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• gun typd furnace. Will deliver, KNOW ly. Prompt ser day, September 6, 7, 26 Foster are logical and prudent in Don’t . discourage those who 4266. closets. Adults only. No pete. appliances, no pete, security. ■ Roiort Property 14’ homes two and three handling your material affairs. want to do nice things lor yeu- THE 5IX- cies. 6497024. St., Manchester, (off E. Center Available now, 30 Church St., •47,500 to *62,500 St.), starts 9 a.m., many mis­ References. Security-deposit. For Ront ^ 88 bedroom, priced to sell. ’Trades You will manage well what you today. What they have in mind .LETTER Buz Sawyer — Roy Crane Your plana or oura. RUBBISH REMOVAL - atUcs 6494880.' caU after 4, 9I7-9660. welcome. Excellent financing have, and open new channelSj WORD FOR BOm HEATING and Plum­ cellaneous items, household will make them very happy and ^ / ^u e rrv FOLKS— 7W% mortgagoa avallablo and cellars to be cleaned, yard SPEND a weekend or week in available. Immediate parking lo r gain. could make you ecstatic. • /Y E ^ ANP WE ’ s t a y f o r Su p p e r a n d s f’e n d t h e n ig h t , i 'm u p ^ BUT. care, call 6495392. bing -. All heating and plumbing items, and women s and men’s DESIRABLE location, near bus te fe=: AAERCY M E' ALWAYS RACING * on aomo...Any homo may bo MANCHESTER - New four New Hampshire on Lake throughout Connecticut. Parts, I E tK ty i 19TS >yNEA InC.tM KtVuS PH-,(y _Z_— , WANT TO SET WITH THE CHICKENS. BY THE TIME YOU'RE UP MR. ••••••••••••••••• repairs plus remodeling. CaU clothes. line, five rooms/ first floor in. HERE IT IS THE CLOCK.'THATS bought oubjoct to pour pro* room apartments, 11/2 baths, Kanasatka in Moultonboro. Fall supplies, accessories. Full time P A S T , I HOME TONIGHT. tomorrow, I'LL HAVE YOUR CAR READY. BOONE'i PoIntIng-PoporIng 32 6&1496. all appliances, carpeted, air- two-famliy. Middleaged couple service departnient. Plaza WHY 1 RETIRED aont howM. For moro Info or • ••••••••••••••••••••••••til* TAG SALE)-Moving out of and winter rental. Furnished, $hort Ribs - Frank Hill SUNDOWN conditioned, Individual preferred. 52 Strickland. w in te ri^ and fireplaced cot­ Homes. 1348... Wilb___ lur Cross ANP CAME to tKE poraonal apt. call ua. PAINTING - Save 30 - 60%. Flooring 38 state, furniture and household PEACE OF THE articles must go, '48 Sanford basements, washer-dryer tage (m ISO’ lakefront, sleeps Highway,. Berlin Turnpike, Five years experience. BUT MIS WAS IN A m o un tains. Rd., September 13, 10 a.m. to facilities, one apartment six. Enjoy foliage, fishing, hun­ Berlin, Coinnectlcut..T-828"0%9. WHVDlC?-rHEK.ei5. Beovusg .OF A PO RTf^ evEF?WSOC>V IN ^ Excellent references. Pete, 749 FLOOR Sanding - Refinisblng, T H f SO V IET UNIOAJ UNPATRlOnC PART d a rk ,. ting, suing, snowmobiling; $125 /VRReST MIM ? OFUENlN HANOIN© ' 6117 (toll free) 910 p.m. floors like new, no waxing, wiJKER winniins week - also weekend rates. CUll MOTOR HOME - 1973 Swinger, lI S y c U S E ," (PFMIS BATHROOM. MERRITT (specializing in older floors). FIREWOOD for sale-seasoned l^ve-robm t'ownhoua# apart* Cromwell 685-0457 after 5 p.m. 18’, self-contained, power Rooltoro 646*1190 INSIDE - Outside painting. Ceilings and inside painting. hardwood, split or round, $25 6499404 or 6492912. Dent, 1VI'tiled baths, 2 air* steering,icFifiN* ptiwcrpower brakes,,ua son of the late Capt. Matthew through Sunday. th e company was granted an The company is also ordered ! In the past the fair has been Book is held by a British com­ rate Increase of |27 per year for A. Batson, a career Army of­ increase from 890 per year per to install a flowmeter at the.; held At Wapping School pany for a 64-inch cigar. - each custmner. ficer add holdisr of the customer to 8117 ^ r year per wellhouse to measure total; Congr^ional Medal of Honor, grounds. The large Rye St. The cigar was made in Penn­ The compai^ bad originally customer. water production. Park, however, has enabled the sylvania by Nuway Tobacco Co. requested an increase of 8S5 per and Inez Burnham Batson. It was also ’ordered to file In addition the commission Fair Association to include a and brought to ^uth Windsor customer. He lived most of his young with the'BUC, within 90 days, a indieated to the company that it horse show as well as greater Wednesday. Sunday will feature A hearing on the request was years in Manchester where he list of all customers who have would be a prudent course of graduated from Manchester space for display. entertainment by a blue grass at the Board . Room of the Submitted deposits and indicate action for it !to begin planning to High School. He graduated The annual fair parade, com­ band as well as a five-mile foot Coventry Town Hall July 2. on the list those depositors who fully meter the system or to from Rensselaer Polytechnic plete with bands, floats, and race scheduled for 1 p.m. A At: that ^ e several of the have accrued, intei^t which is revise its rules to prohibit the decoratpd bicycles, led local of- bicycle race and the Scaniic customers coibi>]Ained about h ^ tn te in Tray, N.Y. to be paiii otn a strai^t 5 per use of'water for nondomestic Mr. Batson worked as a ficals and townspeople today to Valley Horse Show are slated the service and the lack of cent per year. , purposes until meters can be in­ designer for Pratt & Whitney the fair grounds to witness the for 2 p.m. tomorrow. flushing valves and blowdffs to The company was also stall^. Aircraft Division of United Guiness record breakers, a The fair is sponsored jointly clean the mains and remove ordered to submit evidence Technologies Corp. in East feature of this year’s fair. by the South Windsor Jaycee sand anil sediment in the water Hartford and as chief project The world’s longest cigar — and the Wapping Grange. supply. engineer for Kaman Corp. in Bloomfield until moving to Long Island in 1939 where he Father of woman claims was employed by Republic Air­ MACC NEWS craft Corporation. For 25 years, Mr. Batson served as power plant group kidnaping was ^rescue’ engineer at Republic. The Manchester Honor Court Elliot, family relations officer Congregational, South U nlM Methodist, Church of the At Hie time of his death, he WINDSOR (UPI) - The celebrates its second anniver­ for Manchester; Joseph W. Police identified the three Nazarene, Qmcordia Lutheran, - was assistant project father of a Vermont woman sary Monday in the Court of Gust, assistant family relations men, charged with kidnaping Church of the Assumption,-St. engineering manager-Flb5 said Friday her attempted kid­ Common PldAs room at o fficer covering courts in and second degree assault, as Mary’s Episcopal, St. assigned as engineering naping in Windsor was carried Manchester Police Manchester, Rockville and Collin Huessy, 21, of Jerico; Bridget’s, Trinity Covenant, St. representative to the out by three concerned friends Headquarters at 7^30 p.m. Stafford Springs; and WiUiHn James Walton, 23, of Port Bartholomew, St. Paul’s - Sacramento Air Material Area, of the family trying to “ rescue” Court personnel and officials of N. Caraminas, assistant family Henry, N.Y., and Rageb Glastonbury,' Congregational McClellan Air Force Base, her from a zealous religious the various towns involved in relations Officer, covering the Shadallah, 28, of Boston: Church-South Glastonbury, Sacramento, Calif. sect. the area have been invited to at­ East Hartford court. Huessy was being held in lieu of Bolton Congregational, Our Other survivors are three Tamara Schuppin, 19, of tend. Mr. Elliot feels th^m any of a 85,000 bond and the two others Savior Lutheran-Wapping, St. sons, Matthew A. Batson III, Jerico, Vt., was grabbed Honor Court is an opportunity those attending Honor Court in lieu of 810,000 bond each. Stevens Prayer Group, Church Thomas Batson and David Bat­ Thursday night outside a shop­ for persons who have an alcohol have tiken advantage of the AA A lawyer hired for the three Women United, Second son, all of Smithtown; three ping mall by three men who problem to be introduced to program and are being helped by MrSchuppin, Michael Congregational High Sclmol daughters, Mrs.* Susan McNeil threw her into a van, tied her Alcoholics Anonymous. They . and helphig themselves through Koskoff of Westport, Conn., Group, St. Jude’s Mothers Cit- of Deer Park, L.L, Mrs. Joanne and then tried to force her to may be referr^ through thq the progr^.< He stated that said the men acted out of con­ cle. Gate o( Heavoi Mothers Poulton of Tulsa, Okla., and swallow powerful tranquilizers, court, the Family Relations Of­ ' they haven’t seen many repeat cern for the girl and her Circle, Out Lady of Unity Mrs. Catherine Richert of police said. fice, family or friends. offenders in' the court,' and Mothers pircle. Queen of Downsville, N.Y.; a sister, Her father, attorney Eric parents. The Family Relations Office therefore feel the exposure to “ They were doing nothing Angels Mothers Circle, St. Mrs. Suzanne Shorts of Schuppin, 60, said Tamara’s always has a representative in AA has been belpfuL Mr. Elliot more than attempting to free Anne’s Mothers Circle, St. Manchester, and three mind was “ completely court seeking pepple who have encouraged anyone who feels this woman from what they Francis Xavier MotherstXrcle. grandchildren. supressed” by the Unification an alcohol problem. The person they might have a drinking believed to be an involuntary These groups have coitie Burial was Monday in St. Church since she joined it in who appears in court is ap­ problem to attend the.meetings . away from each meeting with’ a Patrick Cemetery, Hauppauge, January. The church is led by slavery,” he said. proached by the respresen- or to contact the family Windsor police, summoned by wider knowledge Of the L.I. the Rev. Sun Myung Moon of tative and presented with the relations office for further in­ Friends wishing to do so may persons whq witnessed the formation. proUem of alcoholism and what Korea. alternative of attending Honor alleged kidnaping, arrested the AA can do for those involved, make memorial, contributions Schuppin and his wife, Court on six successive weeks. The following church groups men as the van approached the with alcohol. Any g ^ p in^ to St. John’s Cardiac Care Unit, Elizabeth, said they were Within this period ii is hoped have been . serving Massachussetts - Connecticut How tall in centimeters? jerested in participating in this-’ St: John’s Smithtown Hospital, friends of the three men that the person will come to refreshments and attending the state line on Interstate 91. program should contact Mrs. Smithtown, L.I., N.Y. charged with the kidnaping. realiK his or her situation and Honor Court sessions for the Police said they did not know Meg Berte stands straight and tall while Sira Berte past two y ^ rs: Nancy von Hollen, 480 W illia m C. M onaghan Miss Schuppin was passing find motivation to continue with where the girl was Friday. She measures her sister’s height - in centimeters. This is part Emanuel Lutheran, St. Woodland St. ' v William C. Monaghan, 86, oi out religious literature to the AA program. was released ^ t e r the three of a new exhibit at Lutz Junior Museum demonstrating use James, Second Congregational, Coordination of groups 369 Taylor St., Talcottville, died shoppers and sought donations The staff of the Family men were charged, authorities St. Maurice-Bolton, Temple providing refreshments for the Friday in a local convalescent when thS incident occurred. of metric measurements. (Herald photo by Dunn) Relations Office include: said. Joseph S. Rafala, supervisor Of Beth Sholom, "Salvation Army, regular Monday sessions of home. the Family Relations Division, North United Methodist, Com­ Honor COuit is done through the He was born in Belfast, Manchester A reh C on fi^ ce of >. First District; Thomas H. munity Baptist, Center Ireland, and lived in Talcott­ Churches’ Social Action Tiiyi- ville most of his life. He retired slon. Mrs. von Hollen^,has from United Technologies Cor­ V ■ assumed the position of coor­ poration in East Hartford in dinator for two years. Anne 1957. AREA POLICE REPORT Flynn, executive secretary of Mr. Monaghan was a member 8 Aet Tuesday, MACC, speaking for its boara q f of the Rockville Lodge of directors, ^presses thanks and vehicle (squealing tires) on Masons and a member of the A R R E STS Alan L. Sirianni, 23, of 262 A home on Burnham St. was appreciation to Mrs. von HoUqn Williow Stream Dr. Court, Oct. Talcottville Congregational Manchester Green Rd., failure to drive in broken into Thursday during C adult courses and the many groups thdt have 1. Church.„ , Daniel J. Sponheimer, 23, of the proper lane in connection the day. A bedroom was ran­ participated in this program John A. Faulknor Jr., 19, of He was active m the f ^ e r | M iddletown, third-degree with a one-car accident today at sacked. Missing is 8250 in cash. In-person registration for the p.m.), social dancing, dancer- over the past two years. 390 Lake St., Bolton, operating Talcottville Fife and Drum larceny and third-degree 3 a.m. on New Bolton Rd. east fall semester of the Manchester clse, ceramics, creations in The MACC Board of pireO- ARRESTS a motor veMcle while license ^ rp s. forgery Friday in connection o f E. Middle l^ke. Adult Evening School Will be lead glass, watercolor, jewelry tors'____ , Vernon suspended on Rt. 83. Court, Oct. aiirvivors are a son, Charles with his alleged cashing of a The convertible driven by Tuesday from 6:30 to 8 p.m. in lapaiHury, and drapery making. py second anniversary celebra­ Police arrested two landlords . R.^^naghan of Talcottville; Sirianni east on New Bolton Rd. 1 the Manchester High School -Adults may also register for tion and oitf support'nnd help stolen check at a food store July Friday on complaint of the town two daughters, Mrs. W. Alfred went off the right side hitting a the free classes in adult basic through the years to come. ) 9. Court in East Hartford Sept. housing inspector, John Darcy, cafeteria. This will be the only Rivenburg of Arlington, Mass., utility pole. There were no in­ in-person registration before education at the same time. 22. and were charged with failure and Mrs. Zigmund Gozdz of juries reported and no power John W. Dougan, 28, of 90 to provide electricity for te­ Manchester classes begin Sept. 15. Sandwich, Mass.; three sisters, Summit St., operating a motor outages. The car was towed Friday, 11:51 a.m. — car fire Courses which, are already Mrs. George M. Cleveland, nant. LIQUORS-WINES vehicle while under the in­ from the scene. Michael P. Prokop, 24, of 15 at 604 E. Middle Tpke. (Town) filled to capacity through mall Mrs. Frederick Petig and Miss Sirianni was also given a Hungary, about the size of In­ fluence of alcohol or drugs Middle Butcher Rd., Ellington Friday, 9:30 p.m. — kitchen registration are: Typing I, CORDIALS J. Monaghan, all of written warning for driving diana, has good roads that bring today at 2:30 a.m. on E..Center and Carrol J. Gardner, 31, of 23 (ire at 13 Vine St. (Town) bookkeeping I, all auto courses, Mlnlmimi Prices Manchester; five grandchildren after drinking. Court is Sept. 23. every town within half a day o f St. Court Sept. 23. Brooklyn St., Rockville were AMBULANCE CALLS woodworking I, gourmet and five great-grandchildren. BRF4KB & THEFTS South Windsor cooking (Tuesday), tennis Budapest, the capital. MHUR The funeral will be Monday at released on their promise to Manchester Today, 12:52 a.m. — one-car (Tuesday and Wednesday 7 to 8 2 p.m. in Talcottville appear in Conunon Pleas Court A Manchester woman told accident on Ellington Rd. Ray­ Congregational Church. Burial 19 in Rockville Oct. 1 ABOUT police she was sitting on the mond Pelletier, 35, of Marina, will be in Mt. Hope Cemetery, The alleged offense occurred wall to the north side of the Calif, apparently, drove into a Talcottville. TOWN . Sept. 4 on the property at 128 W. Corner Memorial store at utility pole. He was taken to There are no oalling hours. hkin St., Rockville, police said. at E A «T HARTFORD Haynes and Main Sts. Friday at Manchester Memorial Hospital i t ’ S Q Friends wishing to do so may There will be a kitchen social NURSERY 7:45 p.m. when a youth grabbed with a head injury and was make memorial contributions Monday at 1:30 p.m. in Cronm Alan W. Chemerka, 18, of 39 her purse. treated and released'. to the Memorial Fund of the Hall. All residents of Mayfair Hartle Dr,, Vernon, un­ The purse contained 816 in (Manchester Ambulance) SEPTa6-17th Talcottville Congregational Gardens are invited. necessary noise with a motor cash and personal papers. The Church. BUIKCRAS^SiED The Pastor-Parish Relations youth was described as a white The Newkirk and Whitney Committee of North United male, about age 17, five feet Funeral Home, 318 Burnside Off Methodist Church will meet and seven inches tall, blond hair 25^40% Ave., East Hartford, is in Monday at 7:30 p.m. at the and wearing wire rim glasses. charge of arrangements. church. ------T h om a s F reeb u m I /I J. The administrative board of An attempt was made to Thomas J. Freeburn, 94, of 47 the South United Methodist enter the Nassiff Arms Co. OUTDOOR Edgerton St., died early this • a Church will meet Monday at store at 993 Main St. through a *29.15 morning at an area convales­ 7:30 p.m. in the reception hall. rear window that had been cent home. boarded over. Police dis­ He was born in Ireland Feb. The Manchester Assembly, covered the signs of the “WE SAVE YOU MONEY” 10, 1881, and lived in Order of Rdinbow for Girls, will attempt at 6:20 a.m. today. Ap­ AT THE PARKADE ONLY Manchester for 19 years after meet Monday at 7:30 p.m. parently police scarei) someone having moved from Holyoke, There, will ibe election of of­ off from the attempt. Mass. ficers. Before his retirement, he was / ' " ■ ’2 5 - 5 0 % OB employed by the L.D. VanValkenburg Co. in Chicopee,.^ Mass. f / ^ * 1 7 . 7 6 Mr. Freeburn was a member Other (nit IrNs of Washington Lodge No. 117 SCOTT’S SOIL and Cen,ter Congregational FMOnCOKiS 25% er mere off S E tD A ^ PROBLEMS? Church. lIRtliaER Compacltd Soil? Survivors are a daughter, THINK Clairtoil? > . ANY PRODUCT Mrs. Andrew Suhie of nooraurseryaot Manchester; a son, Allen Sale USE ^ already sole priced Freeburn of Springfield, Mass.; USI SATUREX- a sister, Mrs. Elizabeth Sander- Real sdn with whom he made his 10% home, five grandchildren and SAVB 40%OB two great-grandchildren. Pectin Moaoy Inck guarnloo- OPEN ^ Umitod 2 Gol. |Mr cutleiiMf. A private funeral service will be held at the Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Main St. Burial will Fruit-Jellies SAUSPOWER SHOPsnVKI be in Forestdale Cemetery, SUNDAY CRKNVKW FERTHI2ER Holyoke,, Mass. - RIIHIKNOIIinS- up t« $200 OH SALE There are no. calling hours. Soft, Melt-ln-Your-Mouth Citrus 8 A.M. to 9 P.M. TMCTORS- up l« $400 OFF GreM P0W fr>2W nCriMff00r Friends wishihg to do so may Orange, Lime, Lemon, Cherry & UWNMNERS- up to $20 OFF make memorial contributions MILORCARITE’5.76 Grape-Sugar Covered and Ne Sp0tlal Orhn4t0 Jrail$-lK$l lOOn ORGANIC BRTUIZIR to the Center Congregational Bursting with Flavor. Church. YOllR CASH. 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But Jess Gary Sandy and Dick Bonelle as Gregg, unfortunately, has Teddy Blue Abbott and Con wi^tten a shallow story Price, respectively, a coiq>le of 'boriiering, at times, on the typical ranch hand sideUdcs. ritecukms. About tee (mly teteresting He has touched briefly on dance number in the teow is a some encounters in Russell’s cleverly choreographed pan­ career, whiph, combined with tomime in which the two music and lyrics by Richard cowhands teach Mamie how to Riddle, result in a hodgepodge ride a horse. ^ of short scenes and no tunes The play tells you that that linger in your memory . Russell, at a young age,'began afterw a^. to ricetdi scenes of tee Old West Suitable to a cowboy at­ which he could not even give mosphere in tee West, MontaiM away, but later finds that city to be specific, the title role is slickers and brothel patronimrs played by David Canary who w ill pay fabulously for teem. gives it just tee right color. And why shouldn’t he? He is known Russell finds his way to New to T V audiences for his role of York City with his w ife to at­ tend exhibits of U s paintings Candy on “ Bonanza” and has wUch become popular calen­ guest starred on “ Gunsmoke dars arts. The show ends when Stamps and coins and‘‘Cimarron Strip.” Canary is lean and lanky and Russell and U s wife fade into the sunset as they return to By Russ MacKendrick jut-jaw ^. Photo by Steve Ounn Playing the young lady who montana. ‘k* The backgrounds ape in­ REFLECTIONS ON A TRUMPET 'attracts him and eventually geniously contrived in the As a rule the stamps are attractive, not at all becomes liis wife and business These stamps were issued to mark the 1 ^ an- manner of a roll of film that is as stark as the ones shown here. They have a manager is. Zan Chansse as Seeking patrons niversanr Of thie Republic of Singapore. TOe ul- turned to the setting ap­ Golden Lion set, some sailing vessels, a fish Mamie Nancy Cooper. trambdemisUc VN-ish designs are meant to in- propriate to tee scene through a Brochures are being mailed this week flower and bird set headed by a se^orse, sports, Her role might be more imr large frame. inviting patron memberships ■ to the Forum of the arts dVato four Mpects of their life: Homes, Ship^ dancers in costumes, and a set with the flags of pressive if her dialogue wasn’t “ Cowboy” will play at Manchester Civic Orchestra, now in its ping, Conatiunications, and'Trade. so full of com. Caiarisse is By June Tompkins all the members of the Omimonwealth on each Goodspeed through Sept. 28. 15th year. Singapore^is a island nation (one, 14 ay 27 stamp. In 1972 there was a coin-on-stainp issue almost a comedian at times. m ile s V o S ^ sm all), with a bustling^city ^ For the first time in the orchestra’s featuring the $150 gold piece struck for the history, an extra concert is planned this called Singapore. (From “ Singapura - The sesqui of their founding in 1819 by Stamford year in addition to the usual two. Free concerts City of the.Lion” ). The schedule is as follows: Nov. 2, full Dinner theaters It was a British colony until 1M9, then t e ^ e Coin World had two stories on the place lately. a state witiiin the Commonwealth. In 1963 ^ y Leasing Corp. orchestra with instrumental soloist; The combination of Richard Rodgers The department-of music at the They were offering 1975 proof sets one to a Feb. 8, concerto concert with smaller University of Connecticut announces its threw in with the Federation of Malaysia. TOis 319 Mahi St Manchester and Oscar Hammerstein II is brought to reaiflted te nbiBdng l)Ut problems and they shook customer, at 75 Singapore dollars ($34 U.S.). group, and May 23, full orchestra w i^ the Coachlight Dinner Theatre in East faculty concert series beginning Also there was tee hot news teat they were tasy- Phone 643-2145 Uie Wnchester Civic Chorale. All per­ Windsor in “ Oklahoma” beginning W edne^ay at 8:15 p.m. in Von der th en ^ lyra f i w in 1965 to become an mdepen- busy seftirig up a new gold exchange for spot and formances will be at the Manchester dent r ^ b U c ^ joining the UN in September of Tuesday and playing through Nov. 2. Mehden It^ ita l Hall at the university in futures trading. High School. There will be special matins perfor­ Stores. All concerts are free. that vffBi* '^ e orchestra is made up of adults and mances Sept. 18 and 24. . Robert Dan, violist, w ill perform on Sii«ap(^-i8 a nation with a mix of over two ndOion souls, W -fo u r languages ar^cureent 'Students from all walks of life who are Still playing through Sunday at the first program. Other programs will BMt for dabblur* considered amateur because they are not there r- the bffidal onesbelng_Malay, ^ d ^ RENTS Coachli^t is “ Nice Faces of 1943,” a feature vocal and instnimental soloists. Sylvia Porter recommends coins over bullion paid, but professional because o f the musical revue. The New England String Quartet will Chindser: Taimdl ( f n r a southern India), and caliber of tteir performances. as, the best bet for gold dabblers, At Chateau de Ville Dinner Iheatre in again be in residence at the university Mex 50-peso, the krugerrand, and tee United Students accepted into the orchestra and will present a series of six concerts It^^ie.fin an cial center of Southeast Asia and East Windsor, an impressionist revue .States double eagle. by audition are given credit for playing presented Thursdays Ut 8:15 p.m. begin­ has been called a w t^ o u s e , an empoiium, TOe called “ French Dressing” opens A current ad is promoting a U.S. Gold Corp. . in the orchestra at Manchester High ning Oct. 16. Crossroads of. the East, and by SomerMt Tuesday and plays through Oct. 5. medallion as the American krugeirand. This School. ' Members of the quartet are Theodore Maugdiara — “ The L a u ^ n g City. teould mean__ - a____ one-ounce_ piero offeri^ at at. only a Dr. Jack Heller of the University of Arm, first violin; Robert Dan, second ' tire O rtte stra ta ’ shpptiers reflect the fashions triffle more than bullion value. So beware of Connecticut music department is the In other shows violin; Robert Coleman, viola, and Mary of'hliU IM world. conductor. Lou Rylands, cello. The quartet concerts Philatelically, Singapore is wicompUca^ tricky pricing. John Davidson and Joan Rivers team 'Here would-be a good chance to get a o ^ tr y ^^Special are also free. T o w n n am es rannialfi ^Ibeation Unique experience up for entertainment at the Oakdale in Beginning Oct« 30, the university S iiS lo n a of tee 200K)dd Issues (starting in Wallingford Monday through Saturday. symphonic wind ensemble heads a series 1948) briiig crazy prices. Cheers, cheers! The hue Occasion Cars A walk through the Wadsworth of orchestral and band events in of community postiriarks has made tee U SI^ Cars Atheneum’s Lions Gallery of the Senses Tonight is the final performance of Jorgensen Auditorium. wheels think twice about the faceless s t a t e ^ - during the next two monms w ill be a uh-. “ Grease" at Storrowton Theatre in West The Hague I%ilapnonic Orchestra will ' tbr^igure-ZiP- Individual town names will be ique experience for many visitors. Springfield, Mass. perform Sept. 30 at 8:15 p.m. in As they move throu^ the space, their Jorgensen Auditorium at the University not so lucky in Canada, as mail from own bodies will activate sounds in in­ Story readings of Connecticut in Stoirs. Jean Martinon u vpral towns to tee'Toronto area, has < ^ e finitely varying patterns of pitch, w ill conduct. with notetajbnl ‘‘Post®® volume and rhythm. The Wadsworth Atheneum in Hartford M IP 4'TO.” Gone are Ustoric names like^Agln- The exhibition, which opens S ^ t. 16, is has planned a special series of story court, ’Iborrihill ahd others. ^ etetorial in entitled “ Broken/Unbroken Terracotta: readings, “ Good Stories,” for Linn's says it may- be a pilot plan-a^ A Continuous Sound Composition.” September. that (Canadians should verb^y bombaiV‘their JBlectromagnetic fields have been con­ Photo by Stevo Dunn More than IM o r i g ^ l illustrations MPs before tee th in g jells. structed which respond to even the BARITONE HORN from the books which w ill be used iq the ^Substitute ^FunCars slightest movement as someone enters readings will be hanging on the walls of Bhiinoss meeting them, setting off the sounds which Folk singer Avery Court as a background for the Weekend, an entertainment ahd Cars emanate from a synthesizer hooked up to stories themselves. television supplement, is published Bob Doming, president of the Manchester two qieakers. Folk singer Gerry Matthews and a Beginning Sunday, and continuing each ^turday by The Mwchester Philatelic ^ ie ty , will call tee m em b^ away Visitors can experiment with the quartet will present a Bicentennial folk every S a tin ^ y and Sunday through Evening Herald, Herald Square, frote thehr circuit books for the first bustaess a ^ You Have The Need .; * .We. Have The Car s o u ^ , by moving through the fields, concert at the John Lyman Auditorium September, “ Good Stories” will take Manchester, Conn. 06Q40. meetina of tee stamping season on Tuesday, ^ t o Rent creaUnig their own patterns as they go. It on Crescent St. at Southern Connecticut place in Aven^ Court at 2 p.m. The Publisher Raymond F. Robinson I S S t ^ b e at Mott’i Commimity Hall, 7 to is an exp^Hhnce designed for-both State College in New Haven on program is deigned for children in Weekend Editor Doug Bevins lO p.m ' ctCnmtk./ Vi *-.i Up m iiti ,ui 4 0 jb yfil-eWiAW ' xo(,r9 oS. olqosq bslrtgiuui iine twJfigie s if t e d and unsighted people to enjoy. Wednesday at 8 p.m. Admission is free. Grades 1 throu^ 6. .. Vu>: - ;-U .C3?--Cin)itif.'9 W EEKEND - Sept. 6. 1W5 - Page 5

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We're Going To Make You Lamy of Santa Fe, by Paul By JOAN.HANAUER a Star, by Sally Quinn. (Simon & Morgan. (Farrar, Straus & United Frees International Giroux, $15) Juan Baptists Lhmy Schuster, $7.95) Saying poor was a missionary priest bom in My Son the Jack, by Gerald Sally Quinn is like saying poor France who, in the middle of the Greene. (Praeger, $7.95) Novelist little rich girl, but the fact re­ last century, was assigned to the and TV writer-producer Greene mains that she writes convin­ desolate southwest as Bishop of is a long way from his “Last An­ cingly here about the incredible New Mexico, presiding over the gry Man” in this book in which negligence of CBS in throwing territory acquired by the United he writes with touching amaze­ her on the air without even tell­ States after its victorious war with Mexico. Morgan, a prize­ i ment at his son’s prowess during ing her what camera to look at. a long and lasing high school But the fact remains she could winning chronicler of the region, football season. Greene also have helped herself more than writes with compassion and in­ muses about his own youth, in she did and some simple factual telligence of Lamy’s trials and which he lacked the athletic mistakes in her book cast doubt triumphs in his 39-year struggle I r ability he so proudly sees in his on her claims to being a truly to bring civilization to the raw, son. 'There is an intimacy and professional print reporter. She lawless region. Lamy was an ex­ honesty about Greene’s book that comes out looking like a talented traordinarily inter«ting figure evokes unusual warmth and em­ amateur in one medium who and this biography is every bit pathy, couldn’t hack it in another. worthy of him. MM Author unmasks CBS-TV

CBS, by Robert Metz. unmasked them and trotted the Family” led to an entirely them out for public view in this new type of television program­ tire Northeast. The Big E, the eijghth largest fair in the country, offers an op-, (Playboy, $13.50) Founded on thte premise.iri 1916 that the New England tenner was an en- .^ CBS has been such a profound masterly corporate biography. ming. portuiiity to inspect purebred livestock and view agricultural exhibits/:' While some of its program­ dangered species, the Bias tern States ESxposition At West Springfield, Mass., force in the United States since His exceptional job of research ming represented some of the which runs Sept. 10 to 21, continues to be an agricultural showcase for the en- (Herald photo by Pinto)[,; ,,. ‘ ^ the 1930s that one wonders why has residted in an engrossing worst trash to be seen on the no one thought to tell the story of document on how one man, tube, at the same tim e it offered the communications behemoth William Paley, built a small some of the most effective-shows iW M before It’s a dandy tale. radio station into a $1 billion a o p ^n s m y year goliath. ever broadcast Northeast’s! For most adults, the network And its scandals w ere the has been a formidaWe presence (TBS always seemed the ulti­ Sept, n to 21.TheshowwUl at- ^ League Budding.. ■ a " juiciest The fall of “The $64,000 Possibly the biggest /lew ment in the , 6v000-seat - Exposition include^Connecticut in the background of their lives. mate in a radio-TV network, just tract competitive rfders from Besides the siX; buildings Quesfion,” which at one point England event of the year Coliseum, other free shows and Day on" Wednesday, Sept. 17. It fed them the news and enter­ as Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer once begins in West Springfield, special events everywhere;, The Connecticut Building on the all over the country. owned and (g r a t e d by the New epitomized the powerful Holly­ was watched by 84 per cent of England States, the;.,. Big E tained them for most of their Mass., next week with the Gates will (^ien Wednesday at Avenue of the States features As usual, the consumer- wood studio. Its performers and the TV audience, reverberated grounds 'include fltorrowton leisure hours. Y e t the men who opening of the'54th Eastern 8 a.ih., with Big E (rfficialif several state and industrial oriented Better Living Center programs always apprared to be through the nation with Water- -Village, a nihe-8tru<;ture ran the operation - the men States Exposition, Sq)t. '10' to predicting, . record-breakihg exhibits, and on Sunday, Sept. offers visitors a chance to the most popular and influential. gate-size shockwaves. rq>Uca of an early T9tbflentury whose decisions and attitudes 14, Manchester’s Lutz junior watch and join in It’s all there and as easy to 21- ' -i.-. ' : crowds. Last year’s fadr broke Sy affected what the public would No one has ever matched the John Cooney of the staff of the Manchester Public Library demonstrations of home village. , ■ read as “I Love Lucy” is to There’ll be hundi^ . of all previous records when 929,* Museum w ill have an exhibit. see - rem ained unlmown, except power of Arthur Godfrey in his pauses during hectic work week in which the library products. A wide range of hand­ watch ” but far m ore amusing. agricultural and educational 074 persons visited die ei^th Th e Exposition’s many for occasional references in the heyday. Edward R Murrow was prepared to operate a new bookmobile. The new town vehi- largest fair in the country. ■ Another special event is the crafts w ill be shown' in the exhibits on the 175-acfe agricultural exhibits yhiclude television pages of newspapers. the prototype and the teacher for clOj which replaces a state loaner, will begin service Sept. fairgrounds, free entertain- Special days planned for the Eastern States Horse Show, Hampden Ck)unty Improvement the Farm-a-Rama building, Robert Metz, a financial writer that new breed, the television United Frees InternaUonal 15. (Herald photo by Bevins) housing several unique dis­ for The New York Times, has newsman The network’s “All In plays. ExposHii^ flares ^ iiy stars Rides at the fair’s Fiinland’ a c ^ include the 22ppm, the Bound; Up, the Hurricane; the Manchester libraries OONT BE HOT AND LONELY THIS SUHHEB Hefner and a regular star of There will be stars of eveiy Thursday' will be top-40 Cta Tuesday, country-pop per­ Paratrooper,' Und the. Musik magnitude in West Springfield favorites The Captain and Ten- former Lynn Anderson —who; TV’s “Hee Haw.” She^ll give / Express. New this year a re flie .: VISIT two free sho^ daily. nert week, but they won’t be in nille and The Brooklyn Bridge. became a star with her-recor- . Yo Yp and toe Tip Top?# add many new books the sky. The stars will bift Friday throned Sunday,^!. dhig of “L Never Promised ^ The Bandshell will also host T h e Ferko String Band Melville — Raven’s Forge “ down to earth” and on stage at 12 to 14, there’ll be the Royal You a Rose Garden” — will, Admission priceh for toe Big New books at Manchester’s Nelson — Brothers (Mummers), known for their the Eastern States Exposition, International Ch^Ous. The show appear. E are $2.50 for adults, $1.50 for ^ Mary Cheney Library: Heaven — A Place of Stones spectacular costumes. Billy Rauch — The Landlady Sept. 10 to 21. will-include Teats by Guy Headliner shows conclude children aged 12 to .17; and free Fiction. Crowe — Crooked Shadows Gossing and his Eoyal Bengal Friday, Sept^ 19, with two T^underidoud 'and ’The CWef- for children under' 12. The Boyd — American Made Pearson — Caardas Organ — The House on Cheyne Walk Performers will give two free shows.by Bo Donaldson and flie,; tones will also perfoim on the Exposition grounds are ritacbed Kardoa — Avraham a Good Weak Tigers,; an aerial ,; act by ./■ Higgins — The Eagle Has Landed shows daily, at 4:30= and 7;30 : ^ Rejoiine Duo, and: a light show Heywoods. BUndshell daily. . " from i-91 or the Mastachhsetts Nonfiction Baglay — The Snow Tiger p.m., in the Big E Coliseum'. Macdonald — The World trom with Miss Sonya. : «i*, Also appearing at the Big E in Elsewherp on toe Exposition Turnpike. ’ : Boahop — I Think I’m Havlno a Heart groumls, magic is the toeine of Rough Stones Schduled Wednesday, Sept. Headliner for t}ie Big E ^.is one of the outdoor Bandshell M)»ck „ ^ Wilhelm — The Intlnlty Box Ronald’s Magic Shop, ah nil-age Brabazon -Albart Schwyltzw Lyall — Judaa Counts 10, are singers B.J. Thomas and John Davidson, who w ill appear ' shows will be Barbi Benton, Brwidoo — Mart and Qod In Art and ACnttR A show featuring Ronald James — The Black Tower Tanya Tucker. Appearing - f Monday,^Si^f. 15 i,.,..-*'-- known as a friend of Hugh Rltu^ Tanoua — Tha Petrodollar Takeover ^.V '• •iT fvi. McDonald 'pnd; his' helpers. Cable — The UtOa Darllnoa; A History Ford — Castle Malindina of Child Raarino In America They’ll give five shows daily. Hodge — Rebel Halrass OH J Canay — Steven Can^a Playbook Clark — Where Are the Children? Comlnl -E g o n Schlala'a Portraits Jansson — Tha Summer Book Dunn — The Oamonda Tracy — In a Year ol Grace has IVwMs X. Twtwiw, OWMT Haiaerman — H a n d ^ k of .SmaH Appliance Troubla-Shootlng and SwmnaifcfOol. YALE - Nonfiction W M Springfield from S ^ . 10 the idassachusetts Covered f'^SalUlaon — Craatora of LHa m STiTw n Almost everything at t ^ Big TYPEWRITER SERVICE Johnson Doctorl What You tp a . T l w ’ll give ttaee f m , Wagon, a 25-foot Conestoga Hawttt — All About E’tas a Bioentennim flavor this . TYPEWRITERS HlOfllnkOP -Th e Should Know About Health Cara "WHERE QUALITY BEGINS" yejur. There’ll be a return of ' !^ W 8 dEiily.‘ ■» '. udiich is part of the Bicenteor ADDING MACHINES. , Woman's Guide to • Sucoaasful C a ^ Before You Call a Phyatelan ...Tnial Wagon Train, and Kaplan — Salt and B lt^ Pograbln - Getting Yours; How To AND THE FUN NEVER STOPS! many people, things, a ^ ideu; ' Anothm' feature of- tU^ ftar. ^ Make the System Wont tor tha Working '• Georgia’s Marine- Fife and SALES • REHTAL8 Threa Canturlaa of Engllth and hum the past: Blacksmj^i' with a Bicmtemial flavor .are • REPAIRS American Woman Poata VVon^Rrt the Mitchell Maildnetteii. Drum Corps,, which w ill per- HUM KIgIn — Tha Great Inflation Strategy O'Connor — Tha Early American farmers, spinning wheels, cow M M M M • AUm Cookbook ^ .. , , fonp Sept. 18 to 21. ALL MAKM Utton—LM n g ^ Dying milkiBg contests, ^ Indians. • presoiUng four free historioil McNamara --Tha Carr — The Lonely Hunter The Indians are retumii$ to dn w s daUv, E ^ t other fife and drum ' STANDARD * PORTABLI NYAT Morris -T h a Monar^ of Bloomfield — TM: Olacovarlng Inner 53? 1 corps will be featured in daily . NIWaiRBPAIfISD,. Moahimar '— The Complete Rug Energy and Overcoming S t ^ MawMchusetts U the fbfl^ oi\. "" The designated as otfU! B ^ Datactlva S to l^ of tha Year; panuies. Each New England Omr.M VMr* S*p«Hi*wi' Hooker of the few NatiodBl BtoehtaR' Pletach — Human Ba-Ing various editora . _ , Billy Thunde»loud and DIALMANCHISTIR Porter -SyWIaPortar'a Money Book =..Chieftones, a ijousical group ' nial Fairs h i the country^ *t.. building on tlie AVtatue (rf the ~ Pomerpy — Goddetaaa, Whoraa, ' States w ill have a Bicentennial Whraa, and Slevaa ■ Baxandale — Are Children Neglec­ w 'that will perform at the fly the official Bicentennial 41 nthN iU PU, MANCHISnil H o n j i - M Slhrerataln — Animal Invaders ting Thair Mothers? . . mdiibit. Green — My Son tha Jock flag . The I O N ^ V E A R Snead — Sam Snead Taachaa You Eastern States Espugiy^ ih?:. 'Hla Simple Kay Approach to Golf FREESERVjieE Springer — Skin »nd Scube Divert ) *^*S*^r -T h a Second Watkina -The Lands No One Library hours 111 : Otwrantsi^ Knows; Artwrica and ^ PuW jo^'j’*^ WooIlQlk — The Great American Mary Chanay Ubrary Bonrs FRun firm or Monty . Adult; Monday through ° '^ '-B u lld ln g _ Y o u r Own Homs Friday 9 a.m. to 9 p.m., Satur­ !• APPLES • FRESH SWEET APPU CIDER R tfu n a o d Tha Plilae of Fraadom: American Ubartlaa 1820-1970$ . day 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. UNI-LOCKCOHSTUycTloN ( " w r •*» '«) • PEACHES-fioodfw Md MttR. Tha Mystery W rlt^ ol Amarttg. Juvenile: Monday through • BARTLETT PEARS - flood for camini and oitint TURNPIKE TV Every Crime In tha Book, aditad by Thursday. 9 a.m.' to . 9 p.m., ^*Bwiriek Publishing — Naadlawortt Friday and Saturday 9 a.m. to 6 ^ STANLEY PLURIS - flood for coming and etfng. Nostalgia, aditad by Barbara Welland lU 273 W. Mirlcilt; ! Mij p.m. / 260 Bush NIH Rd. ManchustiBr I MANCHF STFH New books at' Manchester’s Whiton Mamorial Library ' Whltop Memorial Library; Adult and Juvenile: Monday R T F -4 4A.CCVEHTRY-742-7308 649-3406 Fiction tlmugh Friday 10 a.m. to 8:30 \ .X Barton — Crucial Conversations p.m., Saturday ,10 a.m. to 6 p.m. WEEKEND — Sept. 6, 1975 — Page 7 Page 6 — WEEKEND — Sept. 6, 1975 Today, Sept. 6 1:00 0 CHAMPIONS O t h e CBS CHILDREN’S 0 0 NBC NEWS FILM FESTIVAL 0 CONSUMER SURVIVAL O CHAMPIONSHIP 0 ABC N EW S WRESTLING S i 7:00 @D SPEAKING WITH YOUR 0 AGRONSKY AND CO HANDS ® STAR TREK 0 ABC N EW S m SESAME STREET 0 NBC N EW S ® THE HONEYMOONERS 0 NEW S •' vfJW.: OD GARNER TED 0 FIRING LINE ARMSTRONG © HEE HAW 1 :3 0 - 0 G U N S M O K E 0 CREATURE FEATURE II 7:30 ' ‘ "Evil Brain From Outer 0 LA N D O F TH E THREE Space" 1964 The indestructi­ 0 INTERCONNECT !Lsf' /•K%^ ble brain of the diabolical © WALLYS WORKSHOP ______•i-. genius leader of the planets in 0 GRAND OLE OPRY ■ the Marpet Galaxy is kept © FURNITURE WORKSHOP still another private eye series hits the TV airwaves alive after his assassination. 8:00 this season when Eddie Albert and Robert Wagner O MAKE IT REAL 0 THEJEFFERSONS (above) team in CBS-TV’s “Switch.” George Peppard ' . '■ © THE DICK VAN DYKE Louise is scared that she's (top right) dons white tunic and stethoscope for NBC- SHOW going to lose her friends. ® THE LUCY SHOW 0 SPEC IA L TV’s “Doctors’ Hospital” and comedienne Anne Og SUPERMAN "A Cop Named Gilroy" Meara appears as woman lawyer “Kate McShane” for 2:00 0 0 THE MUHAMMAD ALI CBS-TV. %0tiM SOUL TRAIN VARIETY SPECIAL DON KIRSHNER’S ROCK Q B ASEB ALL eCONCERT N.Y. Metsvs. St. Louis. The fall season O M O V IE 9 © T H E BOBBY "Mysterious Desperado" 1949 GOLDSBORO SHOW i'-C'f Tim Holt, Richard Martin. 0 0 0 EMERGENCY! Young man, who inherits a "The Stewardess" Shows to sleep by large parcel of land, is framed 0 PHILADELPHIA FOLK so as to lose the ownership. 8:30 movies (ABC). One private eye shows. One, Medical’ Story, is Familiar scene: Jim Rice crosses home plate after hitting home run and is congratulated by Fred Lynn. 0 0 N B C MAJOR is good, maybe two will be an anthology series about doc­ 0 DOC By DICK KLEINER LEAGUE BASEBALL GAME Annie Bogert and the local better. Let’s put Robert tors and other medical m TV G A R D E N C LUB parish priest conspire to use HOLLYWOOD - (NEA) - Wagner and Eddie Albert creatures. It is Police Story, CD THE CHAMPIONS one of the devil's tools, poker. together and call it Switch! with a medical theme. The 2:30 In most arts, it is creativity © LIBERTY TEMPLE that counts. Being new, (CBS). other is Doctors’ Hospital, 0 W O M A N Plainsclothes cops have long about a large metropolitan 3:00 9:00 different, original — those are 0 T H E MARY TYLER the qualities that make for been a standby, right? OK, how hospital. George Peppard, last .'*y Red hot! B BIG THREE THEATER about a team of plainclothes seen in Banacek, has given up M O O R E SHOW success. , J DOUBLE FEATURE Lou Grant has the newsroom cops? So Paul Michael Glaser his gun for a stethoscope to star 0 EASTSIDE COMEDY But, judging by the '75-’76 TV ton have supplied the needed strong arms in buzzing with curiosity schedule, television is the ex­ and David Soul will be Starsky in this. "Master Minds" 1949 The and Hutch (ABC). Or how about ABC has Swiss Family Robin­ story and photos the bullpen. Bowery Boys, Leo Gorcey. 0 THE FUGITIVE ception to the rule. If you want 0 0 S.W.A.T. Jack Balance as Bronk, apolice son, with Martin Milner as th ^ By EARL YOST Boston leads the league in total attendance o MILLION DOLLAR MOVIE to call TV an art, then TV is the "Deadly Tide" lieutenant in plain clothes head of the stranded Tamily. despite having the smallest park. Sellout "Pat and Mike" 1952 Spencer art where originality runs se­ Hottest sports item in New England these' © JERRY FALWELL cond to imitation. (CBS). Every week they think maybe crowds of 34,000-plus have been common as Tracy, Katharine Hepburn. A 0 0 0 NBC SATURDAY If it works in books, maybe it they’ll be rescued. It’s a days is once again the Boston Sox. rabid fans continue to jump on the band New York sports promoter There are 26 new programs NIGHT AT THE MOVIES on the ABC, CBS and NBC will work on TV. Ellery Queen straight-faced Gilligan’s Island. The Red Sox are far from being a Boston- wagon. turns a determined woman "The Last of Sheila" 1973 Also new from ABC is Bar­ physical education teacher schedules for this fall. With a has worked before, why not supported team. Fans come from every state The return of oft-injured Carlton Fisk to Richard Benjamin, Dyan Can­ bary Coast, with William into a champion sports v e^ few exceptions, they are now? So Jim Hutton will be in New England and each home game at the regular lineup at mid-season was a big non. A producer, the widower all imitations of previous Ellery (jueen (NBC). Adam-12 Shatner as a man who adopts person with hilarious results. of a slain movie star, invites many disguises as he battles Fenway Park finds hundreds of Manchester plus. m SPEAKING FREELY successes. and others were successful baseball fans in attendance. Dick Burleson has been steady at shortstop six Hollywood personalities Producer George Schlatter showing uniformed cops, why evil in wide open old San Fran­ 0 MATINEE MOVIE aboard his yacht for a deadly and the addition of a rejuvenated Denny "Who Was That Lady" 1960 took one look at the new not try Lloyd Bridges as a cop cisco. It is a semi-civilized After all, many like to be part of a Doyle has solidified the infield. game of whodunit. on the beat. We’ll call him Joe Wild, Wild West. winner...and going down the stretch, Tony Curtis, Janet Leigh, season’s entries and said, “It’s Fenway is an action park which features Chemistry professor, caught 0 A FAMILY AT WAR one giant sleeping pill.” ' Forrester (NBC). CBS has Beacon Hill, and at Manager Darrell Johnson’s club looks like by wife kissing student, gets 9:30 There may be some hits In the area of non-cop least they admit this is an adap­ the American League’s Eastern Division excitement. It’s park where Joe Fan is closer 0 THE BOB NEWHART tation. It is taken from the big to the playing field than at any place in the his TV writer friend to dream among the'26, but you will be dramas, we find 10 new entries. champion. up an explanation which finds SHOW hard put to distinguish the new Most of these are blatant copies PBS hit. Upstairs, Downstairs, league. A chum from Bob Hartley’s transferred to Boston in the It’s been a combination of youth and Its famed “green monster’’ is its leftfieid him in trouble,with the FBI. hits from the old hits. This is of previous hits. With what 3:30 college days shows up 1920s. experience that Johnson has tnolded into a wall, a short, 315-foot distance from home particularly true in the realm of passes as a new twist. 0 THE SAINT 10:00 NBC has The Family Holvak, CBS also has Kate McShane, winning team with rookies F r ^ Lynn and plate but 37 feet high, where balls rattle off 0 THE CAROL BURNETT the cop shows; there are six Jim Rice enjoying banner years and veteran 4:00 new ones, and they are strictly about a small town minister with Anne Meara in the title like hail in a summer storm and hits and runs 0 ALFRED HITCHCOCK SHOW role of a lawyer. It is Owen Carl Yastrzemski providing the bulk of the Guest star; Jim Nabors. variations on an old theme. and his family, set in the ’30s are usually plentiful. It meets with the^np- m SESAME STREET How do you create a new cop and ’40s. It has Glenn Ford and Marshall with skirts. punch along with streak-hitting Dewey Evans proval of all except the pitchers. 4:30 0 N EW S Again, from CBS, is Three ! and Cecil Cooper. 0 TH E S IL E N T YEARS show? It’s almost obvious Julie Harris and lots of wairoth r The American League playoff dates will be 0 DECISION AT DAYTONA Private eyes have worked in and human kindness. What it is, F o r th e Road, about a Oct. 4 and 5 and the junior league will host the ® t h e THREE STOOGES 10:30 photographer (Alex Rocco) Veteran pitchers Luis Tiant, Bill Lee and 0 BLACK NEWS the past, right? OK, let’s get basically, is The Waltons with a Rick Wise are all potential 20^game winners, first two World Series games Oct. 11 and 12. 5:00 new twist — pappa is a jaunting around the countiy O M Y S TE R Y TH EATER Tony Franciosa to play Matt with his two teen-age sons. It i^ and newcomers Jim Willoughby and Jim Bur- Boston hopes to be involved in both. .0 MISSION IMPOSSIBLE Helm, because the Helm minister. ' m ^ 0 0 ABC’S WIDE WORLD "The Raven" 1935 Bela Movin’ On, with a few changes?* L C w ^w v " ^ Lugosi, Boris Karloff. ' character has worked in the NBC is running two medical . O F S P O R TS QTHEAVENGERS 11:00 0 * LO MEJOR DEL CINE 0 O 0 N E W S 0 THE BEST OF GROUCHO 0 STAR TREK 0 THE DICK VAN DYKE Comedy only new fare 0 MrSTER ROGERS’ SHOW NEIGHBORHOOD 0 A BC N E W S HOLLYWOOD - (NEA) - the network lets it alone, is small grandchild (CBS). 0 A C R O S S T H E FENCE I l : 3 0 Fay. This has Lee Grant as a Lastly, there is ABC’s new 5:30 About the only dramatic series 0 SATURDAY SPEC­ that is trying a new area in the divorcee, and the premise is for comedy. On the Rocks. This is 0 T H E e l e c t r i c C O M ­ TACULAR her to face reality. The problem set in prison and it is based on PANY upcoming television season is 0 ROCK CONCERT NBC’s Ulie Invisible Man. But is that it may be too real an English prison series called 0 T H E F L Y IN G N U N Ethnic humor continues to be Porridge. The men who did the 6:00 0 M O V IE this, of course, comes from an "Goodbye Charlie" 1964 Tony big. Two new comedies focus on English show, Dick Clement 0 0 N E W S old movie hit. David McCallum and Ian LaFrenais, have been • 0 WEEKEND PLAYHOUSE Curtis, Debbie Reynolds. The will play the scientist Italian-American humor. One is story of a woman-chasing There are also pine new situa­ NBC’s The Montefuscos, with imported to do the new U.S. ’’So Ends Our Night" 1942 version, too. Glenn Ford, Fredric March. playboy who is shot by an tion comedies on the three Joe Sirola heading a large clan, irate husband only to be rein­ full of love and wit. The other is It is hard to imagine finding People wandering around networks’ schedules. Here, at fun in stir, but it was hard to Europe, without passports, carnated as a beautiful g^irl. last, we find a few with CBS’ Joe and Sons, which has O HARNESS RACING imagine finding fun in a POW during the Nazi regime. something new to offer. Richard Castellano as an R A C I N G 0 0 TONIGHT SHOW Perhaps the most exciUng of all Italian-American father bring­ camp and Hogan’s Heroes JOURNEY TO ADVEN­ 0 MOVIETIME the new shows is When Things ing up two teen-age sons alone. managed it. But On the Rocks may tove a tough time, if judg­ 8TURE "Revenge of Frankenstein Were Rotten (ABC), which is Among the other comedies ^ 0 WASHINGTON WEEK 1958 Peter Cushing Mel Brooks’ crazy version of copiing are Phyllis, which has ed by this sample gag, taken B LA C K perspective 11:55 the Robin Hood legend. Cloris Leachman playing the from an early script. 0 S A M M Y A N D C O M PA N Y Another comedy with same character she has played PALIK: We’re shorthanded 6:30 backstage. We lost (^paldi ts; 0 C B S N E W S 1:00 promise is a new one from Jim­ on The Mary T^ler Moore Show 0 HOLLYWOOD’S HNEST day. He was working the wind ~ 0 N E W S mie Komack, who gave ^ us (CBS); Doc, with Barnard O THE BIG PREVIEW ”Beast With Five Fingers" Chico and the Man last season. Hughes as a veteran doctor machine. - ’T h e M a ra u d e rs ’! 1955 Dan 1946 Peter Lorre, Robert . This year, it’s Welcome Back, practicing in a big city (CBS); FUENTES: What do we need Du£yea« Keenan Wynn. ‘A Alda. and Big Eddie, with Sieldon a wind machine for? All you O F R IG H T N IG H T Kotter (ABC), with Gabriel homesteader makes a I ^ la n as a teacher Leonard and Shoree North as a have to do is eat a double ration desperate attempt to protect ^ e Monolith Monster" 1957 that m ^ t be differeiL U gambler and his wife raising a of those terrible beans Grant Williams, Lola Albright. Jim Rice takes his cuts in ijatting-cage. >> 'bp uo 'd d) ff/ JfaqMpr D ^|tU Johasoo iM i) dlscasiws strategy adth. oatfieldItfwRM ■ -1. . i- hi* home - r--- ( Jt -MCr- 'wiaoiii31w~ -y, iotit—' ff.0 ! Page 8 - yyEEKEND — Sept. 6, 1975 Monday, SepU 8 © 0 ® THE INVISIBLE ? physician who has always felt Fonda, Barbara Stanwyck. 6:00 0 TH E NEW CANDID himself a misfit Wealthy naturalist falls for Sunday, Sept. 7 CAMERA MAN beautiful girl and her card a 0 0 0 n e w s ','The Klae Resource" Starring a NEWS O BILLY GRAHAM 0 THE DAVID SUSSKIND 0 BEWITCHED © CELEBRITY BOWLING ©NEW YORK REPORT shark father. 6:00 ) WHAT ABOUT WOMEN i) NEWS m CALL OF THE WEST David McCallum in the title j) FLINTSTONES D THEBARON MISSISSIPPI CRUSADE SHOW O WILD WILD WEST . role. Barry Sullivan and © SHOWCASE 9 O CHRISTOPHER 8 S a ORALROBERTS © BLACK BUFFALbS POW 0 HOLLYWOOD SQUARES 10:30 "Small Town Girl" 1953 Jane CLOSEUP 12:15 5:00 SUNDAY NIGHT Robert Alda guest-star. 0 MISSION IMPOSSIBLE ,WOW 0 EVENING EDITION WITH © NEW JERSEY REPORT Powell, Farley Granger. A 6:30 a SPEAKING FOR THE 10:00 HOWCASE MARTIN AGRONSKY 0 AMBASSADOR CONSUMER O CELEBRITY BOWLING 0 NEWS m t h e e l e c t r ic COM­ 11:00 small town perks up when a a INSIGHT ."All the Brothers Were PANY ; © T H E HOLLYWOOD COLLEGE CONCERT 0 © NEWS wealthy young bachelor is ar­ CLEOPHUS 12:30 a a 1975 WORLD SERIES - a LIVING FAITH Valiant" 1953 Robert Taylor, SQUARES T h e Vienna Symphony 0 REV. 10:30 © b o n a n z a THE BEST OFGROUCHO rested fOf, speeding and the ROBINSON a FACE THE NATION OFGOLF Ann Blyth. A seafaring fantasy - © POLKA Orchestra. § judge's daughter falls for him. - Live coverage from the 0 THE PROTECTORS .. 6:30 HARNESS RACING 7:00 0 DIALOGUE pits brother against brother in 0 t h e PARTRIDGE FAMILY 8:00 8:30 Firestone Country Club in 0 THE DiCK VAN DYI^E 0 © © THE TONIGHT CAMERATHREE a ® 6 D MEET THE PRESS O SPORTS EXTRA the search for whales and ABC NEWS 0 RHODA O PHYLLIS SHOW a GILLIGAN’S ISLAND Akron, Ohio, O THE UNTOUCHABLES SHOW WONDER WINDOW treasures in a turbulent t h e REAL MCCOYS Ruth Gordon guest stars as Phyllis faces an uncertain 0 ABC CAPTIONED NEWS Guest Host: Dom DeLuise. ga THIS IS THE LIFE 1:00 a FEELING GOOD a t h e HONEYMOONERS ocean. g th§^ mother of Carlton. future and an unresolved past 1:00 BIG THREE MOVIE "A m I Blue?" a DOWN THE STRETCH 11:30 7:20 a ZANE GREY THEATER 0 SPECIALi KGB - THE when, ps a widow, she de­ MOVIE © 0 © TOMORr;OW O PRAYER FIVE STAR MOVIE 5:30 NEC NEWS cides to move back; to San g a MONTY PYTHON a t h e l a t e s h o w (GARDEN CLUB ' SOVIET SECRET POLICE MOVIE 1:3f 7:25 "Crash Dive" 1943 Tyrone a FRIENDS OF MAN Francisco, and assume the e 0 ONE STEP Br.YOND O NEWS Power, Anne Baxter. Drama a JIMMY SWAGGART a WHNB TV REPORTS "The Walking Dead" 1936 7:00 . An exclusive, first hand report responsibilities of supporting "The Lady Eve" 1941 Henry 7:29 of conflict and courage in a CARRASCOLENDAS 11:00 Boris KarloH, Edmund a CBSNEWS on the world's most powerful, herself and her daughter Gwenn. Electrocuted man is 0 AHoy GRIFFITH SHOW most sophisticated in­ a MORNING PRAYER submarine warfare in the a WILD WILD WEST a a NEWS 9:00 ' North Atlantic and the girl two 6:00 GABE brought back to the living, so 0 T R M T H O R, telligence agency 7:30 e that he can mete out 0 ALLINTHEFAMIIY BUY DIRECT AND SAVE ARTHUR AND COMPANY officers love. a CONVERSATIONS WITH 11:30 CONSEQUENCES 0 © BARBARY COAST li a NAME OF THE GAME vengeance. 1 ^ AVENGERS a THE MERY GRIFFIN g YOGI BEAR AND EIGHTH DAY ERIC SEVAREID With William Shatner, Doug SHOW . " '■ J I T FRIENDS BMOVIE 9 0 WEEKEND PLAYHOUSE i MERIC AN OUT- McClure: Guest: Joanna a 0 NCAA FOOTBIALL iLr 0 WORSHIP FOR SHUT-INS "Cyclone on Horseback" 1941 "A Slight Case of Murder" 9MAN Miles. : Alabama vs. Missouri. O THE CHRISTOPHERS Tim Holt. A cowboy shares 1938 Edward G. Robinson, tNEWS , a MILLION DOLLARjWWIE O BILLY GRAHAM BURCESS NURSERY a RING AROUND THE Jane Bryan. Prohibition beer some of the hazards of string­ JEANNE.WOLF WITH.;. "Cry Baby Killer" 1958,Jack MISSISSIPPI CRUSADE COME IN AND SEE OUR COMPLETE SELECTION WORLD ing telephone wires across runner, who- has gorve Nicholson, Brett Halsey. A © THE LIVING WCmO 8:00 the west. straight, finds someone has Ask Kleiner J TO TELL THE TRUTH teenager badly beaten by 0 0 © NBC MONDAY a WE BELIEVE a THE FISHERMAN hidden a corpse in his house, Id ABC n e w s •k':-'. ■ . ''7:30 some punks, in revenge holds NIGHT AT THE MOVIES WDROMEOI a WONDERAMA a YOUNG AT HEART a THE LAWRENCE WELK By Dick Kleiner three peoplefios^^ge. "White Lightning" 1973 Ned HDftOCK a CELEBRATION OF THE SHOW '1^'PRICEISRIGHT Beatty, Burt Reynolds. An Ex­ a CONVERSATION WITH ADAM 12 © H( HYDRANGH EUCHARIST 1:30 O THE BIG PREVIEW 8 pert auto racer and part-time DAVEY AND GOLIATH a a ISSUES AND "The Macomber Affair" 1947 bootlegger goes undercover: WORD OF LIFE TODAY Gregory Peck, Robert to avenge his brother's deaihw § ANSWERS DEAR DICK: Will you please tell me what has become of Red a SUNDAY ADVENTURE a HUMAN DIMENSION Preston. The tale of a safari, DBytlme progranns 9:30 THEATER a GREATEST SPORTS into the lion country in Africa; Skelton? T S.P. BALL, Bay Minette, Ala. a MAUDE^t mm "Wild Bill Hickock Rides" murder and violence cloud Skelton is pretty retired these days. He does very little but MONDAY - FRIDAY Magnificent Marble Machine LEGENDS i.2!0-26-30 When Maude breaks the news (MISWIONGIIliU 1941 Bruce Cabot. Constance the trip. ' recently was on Johufiy Carson’s show. 6dM ; that she’s been asked tp run a CONNECTICUT d a y o f d is c o v e r y Showoffs...... 40 Bennett. Wild Bill thwarts an CLOSEUP a DEAR DICK: Could you please tell me why Snapper, on The ' Summer Semester .... y ..-.. .3 for the State Senate, everyone ambitious man's criminal a n o v a Young and the Restless, wears a towel on his head when they 12:30 is happy and; proud but scheme to build his ^v^em- 2:00 "The Other Way” 6:16 „ a SUNDAY CINEMA I show the etching of the charters. My granddaughter says it is his Search for Tomorrow ..... • • .3 Walter. ft ■ pire. 6:30 hair. I say it is a towel. — MRS. F. 'YACCARINO, Cordeie, Ga. . 3-.. I^vey •& Goliath .. — ,.,. .8 AllMyChUdren ...... 840 © CONNECTICUT REPORT 8:15 "Deep Valley" 1947 Ida a MUSIC FOR ALL 0 REPORT FROM MFXICO Lupino, Dane Clark. Girl living William Grey Espy plays Snapper, and he hasn’t worn a towel 6l80;5>'. ■ '■■-iv-.-: Joiurney lo Adventure...... 9 a SACRED HEART AMERICA on his head in public in some years. ’That’s his hair. One victory , f ^ c Affairs Shows .. . 3-8-80 Jackpot!...... 20r22-3(l CITY: THE INTERNATIONAL 373 DEMING STREET 8:30 an unhappy life on a farm is ^ NBC NEWS W O M E N ’ S Y E A R SO. Win d s o r , CONN. l attracted to a convict working for your granddaughter. Speak for Yourself ...... 5 a SPREAD A LITTLE Tu p e r m a n 1 * 0 ‘ CONFERENCE PHONE 644-1966 SUNSHINE on a construction job. 7:00 DEAR DICK: I heard recently that The Young and the Restless 7 M ■ , The Match Game...... 3 " < 10:00 Q INSIGHT O BASEBALL 0 0 NEWS was going off the air for Tattle Tales. Is this true? — JEAN News,...,;..,...----.....S Movies ...: • • • • : •' • • ^9 From JUancheffer Right Off Buckland Road- ; K N.Y. Mets vs. St. Louis a MEDICAL CENTER r, o a d a y o f d is c o v er y a GOSPEL SINGING TIPTON, L uce^ e, Miss. Uiiderdog C ^ n s ...... 5 Rygn-g Hope : ...... :'8-40 ^he Fourth Sex" Pa^ I. The a ORAL ROBERTS Cardinals. a WILD KINGDOM No, it’s not true. ’There was just a time change, that’s all, and I Dreaip of Jeanme...... 8 yoiir Worid drama concerns a respected 9:00 film ’The Young are still being Restless. a BASEBALL a CROCKETTS VICTORY a QUEHAYDE GARDEN A.M. America; ...... 40 only...... ■. 30 NUEVO/WHAT'S NEW (Doubleheader) DEAR DICK: Could you tell me if Betty White at anytime in a CONNECTICUT her career ever played the part of the mother in any of the Lassie 7:30 a A NEW DAY/VEGETABLE Boston vs. Milwaukee WEEKEND -^1:30 . . SOUP a NFL CHAMPIONSHIP series. — THOMAS EARL. MillvUle, N.J. T^p Flintstpnes . As the World Turns r...... 3 a SHARKS: TERROR? No, she didn’t. The Lassie mothers were, in order, Jan Clayton, New Zop Revue * O ORAL ROBERTS GAMES DEATH? TRUTH! Let’s Make a Deal., — . 8-40 a IDREAMOFJEANNIE a PICTURE FOR A SUNDAY Goris l^chm an and June Lockhart. And you may be able to pick News. Days of Gur Lives .... 20-22-30 a CHRISTOPHER CLOSE AFTERNOON 7:30 up some bar bets on Cloris, but it’s true — she played the part for SUPER ' 2:00 UP "Let No Man Write My 0 CHER 13 weeks. The story is that she wajs then interviewed and asked if 8 * 0 / '■-■ *' 9:30 Epitaph" 1960 Shelley Win­ ^ e s t stars: The Smothers she used the sponsor’s canned soups and said, “Hell, no, I make (japtain Kangaroo ....:. .;3 The Guiding LJght .3 a AGRONSKY AND COM­ ters, James Darren. Slum Brothers, The Muppets and my own,” and that’s when she lost the part. Bugs Bunny Cartoons — .. .5 . The $10,000 F^amid ....: 8-40 PANY raised son of executed special guest star Bill Cosby. AiM. Am erica...,— ...... -8 2:30 hoodlum fights for survival 0 LETS MAKE A DEAL DEAR DICK: I heard recently that Alan Alda of M*A*S*H had Public Affairs Show ...... 9 The E ^ e of Night — ...... 3 CAPTAIN NOAH died from iajnries received in a car wreck. True? — M. MCNEIL, THE PERCY SUTTON for his mother and himself, 0 t h e fam ily Rhyme and Reason ...... 8-40 a a Johnsmi City, Tenn. ’To^y Show. .ft...... 20 8REPORT with help of honky-tonk HOLVAK ’The Doctors .. v...... 20-22-30 a LET US CELEBRATE singer and whisky-soaked ex­ Glenn Ford and Julie Harris - False. , 8i30 a INSIGHT judge. as the Rev. Thomas Holvak DEAR DICK: It is important that I learn the title of a rather AfisterEd ...... 5 .3:00 10:00 2:30 and his wife, Elizabeth, who old movie in wUch James Stewart played the part of a brilliant Joe FSanklln Show,..... — .9 •The Price Is Right'..:....- .’.3 LAMP UNTO MY FEET a U.s. OPEN TENNIS live in the South during the but eccentric scientist. And he discovered that a plane he was fly­ C a ^ r ani^ Friqnds .^5 g I DREAM OFJEANNIE CHAMPIONSHIPS Depression ing in was unsafe. — MRS. BASIL DENISON, Sntherlin, Ore. New hlni^iand Journal...... 3 (Seneral Hospital * i (Conifer Salei SUNDAY MASS Final matches, (From the a t h e b e s t o f e v en in g ’niat was “No Highway in the Sky,” a ’51 release. .uennis tte Menace .....— 5 'The Real McCoys . . .. ,9 , Manchesteri^rkaile ^ CHALICE OF SALVATION West Side Tennis Club, Forest ATPOPS DEAR DICK: My friend said Charlie Weaver had passed away. V # ty Today ..ift. . .ft. • - 22 Andth^ World*. • - r 8 Hills, N.Y.). a SACRIFICE OF THE a ROOM 222 Is that true? — MRS. EARL SELDEN, Lamar. Colo. -Dinah S h o r e -30 a SPEAKING WITH YOUR ' 8:00 ■ 3:30*>fe- King’s Section, MASS DEAR DICK: Is it tme that Joe Flynn died? — MAXINE Stnah^ii D n in ^ ^ ..; > . . 40 Mickey Mbuse Club... iV'.** ft? a LATINO HANDS 0 THE LAWRENCE WELK DDMGEMAN, Richmond, Vt. 3:00 SHOW HucUebe)n7 RWind .. .5 V 10:30 Both thoSe reports are true. Weaver and Flynn have both died. O nelife tip lidve > . i- v,.. 840 , LOOK UP AND LIVE a INSIDE OUTSIDE 0 a t h e s ix m il l io n The Flying Nun • - • • * • • > -5 a MEJOR DEL CINE DOLLAR MAN DEAR DICK: I would like to know what ever happened to Ben Show. vV ;. '.T ------9 ■Ibe l ^ ^ l y HiUbllUes . r i'. ,..9 DEVLIN Cartwright’s oldest son on Bonanza. Pemell Roberts played Exeirtlse wiUl Maggie*; ft vft57 g ESPANOL 'The Bionic Woman" Part II. llbt'fofc V to M -V • • • -22 O POINT OF VIEW "El Terrible de Chicago" Adam Cartwright. A friend of mine said he died, but I think he’s a JEWISH HERITAGE O MILLION DOLLAR MOVIE ift(i;Fl|^ifetoneg' ft ■ -10 a SUNDAY AFTERNOON "Across the Wide Missouri" still living. — ED CAIN, Ocala, Fla. 10:45 Bully for you. Roberts is still living. He quit Bonanza because a JEWISH LIFE AT THE MOVIES 1951 Clark Gable, Ricardo "Chain Lightning" 1950 Hum­ Montalban. The adventures of he wanted to do better things and still acts as a guest star here 11:00 ' Yolf Don’t a e y e o n w o m en phrey Bogart, Raymond the dashing pioneers who and there...... ~ THE FLINTSTONES Massey. A jet pilot sacrifices blazed the trail weSt of St. DEAR DICK: Did they take off We’U Get By? U they did, why? I THESE ARE THE DAYS scruples and honor for Louis. I think it was a good show. — BRANTLEY S. BUSH, Mobile, Ala. EXHUMBARD money, but redeems himself a SPRING STREET USA * We’ll Get By has gone bye-bye. They did 12 shows only and that ■■ .Sesame SWATER WORLD in the end. 8:30 was that. It wasn't a bad show, but certainly ^dn’t set the ratings CARRASCOLENDAS 3:30 ■ a KOJAK on fire. ft .. R- 4130- . '.-V 11:30 0 METROMEDIA MOVIE ^ueen of the Gypsies "Night of the Hunter" 1955 a CHALLENGE OF TRUTH a CONGRESSIONAL . , Bugs Bunny A Friej«ta,,v ;ft ■■ REPORT Robert Mitchum, Shelley Win­ a a a n b c Su n d a y ters. Psychopathic killer pos­ a a MAKE A WISH M Y S TE ^ MOVIE Cable TV channels - a MEDIX ing as a preacher terrorizes a "Ellery Queen" starring Jim e r to'prpfess/ona/, mornings, aftpfnoons a ADELANTE widow and her two children, Hutton irv the title rolp. New York City Channels 5 and 9 are seerf .only by sdht: 11:55 trying to find $10,000, when a MASTERPIECE THEATRE scribers to Greater Hartford CATV, A^chester j ^ l e ;,4 : ^^ciaiprograms fora^^^'S in a SCHOOLHOUSEROCK only the children know it's "The Nine Tailors" Episode 12:00 hiding place. v television. Channels listed by The Herald, and tb(ei|^r- 6sW ■: ; A movement and prepara^jon ipr the batieti a HOUR OF POWER One. PACE THE STATE 9:00 . responding cable channels, are: Mickmf Moh«® i ‘ r ft^ ? . ■ Separate Classes formingJor boys. ' EASTSIDE COMEDY 4:00 Film . . . ;... • ■ ■ • V * ' ft i ‘. S 0 SUNDAY CINEMA II 0 SPECIAL'. KGB - THE TV Guide...... 2 News Headlines .T . . .10 Y(« Don’t Sayft^ft ft^ ^:::£':-tf^eiiet Center offers performance oppot- ' . ft;’’: "Ghost Chasers" 1951 The Mister Rogers... j... ft ,:64r5" "Pursuit of the Graf Spee" TOVIET SECRET POLICE WFSB (3) Hartford...... 3 Video T est ...... 13 ft' ■ Bowery Boys, Leo Gorcey. 1956 John Gregson, Anthony Love of Life -3 6:30 .-ft ' ft.;, ';-- ^^‘^l^^^nities for all.students enrolled In the school.. 'jTI The Boys set out to unmask a WHYN m SpTihgfield ...'. .4 WHCT (18) Hartford . . . .-.18 Quayle. True story of the 0 a NFL PRE-SEASON WNEW (5) New York...... 5 WATR (20) Waterbury...... 20 lifidday Live v,...... The FUntstones . . . .ft;.....; .5 lem ur. 1217 fake spiritualist racket and German ship and its scuttling p m ...... ft.ft:.-’?--’20 almost get kayoed by ghosts, roOTBALLGAME Weather Sdan...... 6 WWLP (22) Springfield . . . .22 The Brady Bunch...... , . ‘6-40 a CONNECTICUT SCENE off South America, N e w York Jets vs. WGBY (57) Springfield...... 7 WEDH'(24) Hartford ...... 24 Hollywood Squares ...204^ Hogan’s Hero^ . 22-30 a CREATIVE FACULTY Washington. Sports and Stocks ...... ;26 Vi& Alegre vft • -ft ■»• • • 2 ^ O HOUR OF POWER ' a KA1TIRYN KUHLMAN WTNH (8) New Haven ...... 8 NOON a INSIGHT a DRAGNET WOR (9) New York ...... 9 WHNB (30) West Hartford .30 News..; V... i .. .ft V.3-8-9 ' News — .ft.;ftft'.*v....ftW. 4:30 9:30 ^ a FORMBY’S ANTIQUE a 60 MINUTES «. ..WiU FURNITURE WORKSHOP a TEACH IN ' ^ V ' • • f 1 T» i*/ ■WEEKEND - SeptXi975 - Page ,11 Pagfe lO XTStS Friday, Sept. 12 Tuesday, Sept. 9 6:00 © © © SANFORD AND © T H E RIVALS OF 0 THE BEST OF GROUCHO SON SHERLOCK HOLMES SWEEPSTAKES Richard Castellano 10:00 0 O © © NEWS 6:00 © S H O W C A S E S 0 BEWITCHED "Earthquake II" 11:00 JQ NEWS ADAM 12 0 THi^ MERV G R IFFIN 0 BEACON HILL T h e Poor Little Thing" The T n the Good Old. Sum- . O WILD, WILD WEST © ' WASHINGTON WEEK IN © © © NEWS _ PITCHED SPACE: 1999 SHOW TH E BEST OF GROUCHO below-stairs staff awaits the mertime" 1949 Judy Garland, / 0 BLACK BUFFALOS POW REVIEW o WILD. WILD WEST e 0 0 WELCOME BACK, Van Johnson. Two lonely peo­ gO SHOWCASE 9 "Breakaway" arrival of another of Mrs. WOW 8:30 IE) BLACK BUFRALOS POW 0 GREATEST SPORTS KOTTER Hacker's nieces from Ireland. ple working in a music store 0 T H E MERV GRIFFIN "The Tender T rap" 1955 Frank A comedy series starring © THE ELECTRIC COM­ Sinatra, Debbie Reynolds. A WOW LEGENDS This one impresses everyone are unaware they are the PANY SHOW g) THE ELECTRIC COM­ 0 GRANDOLEOPRY ■ Gabriel Kaplan as Gabe Hot­ "penpals" correspondingwith debonaire New York bachelor ter, a young teacher as a shy. timid soul until ^ © BONANZA O BASEBALL PANY 0 LETS MAKE A DEAL seems to respond to Brian one another. N.Y. Mets. vs. St. Louis. with a flock of career girls try­ 6:30 ing to trap him, meets a girl QD BONANZA 0 EVENING EDITION WITH CONSUMER SURVIVAL and upsets Rosamond. 0 THE DICK "VAN DYKE 0 THE PARTRIDGE FAMILY © © © CHICO AND THE MARTIN AGRONSKY Sh o w with her own ideas of a mar­ 6:30 0 NEWS ' O ABC NEWS MAN 0 THE PARTRIDGE FAMILY © T R E A S U R E H UN T 9:00 0 0 MARCUS WELBY, 0 ABC CAPTIONED NEWS "Paint Job" Rich Little guest- riage plan and falls into her © R O O M 222 11:30 Vfl 0 THE REAL MCCOYS trap. ABCNEWS „ , O.SWITCHI "The Volunteer Fire Depart­ stars 8:00 Starring Robert Wagner and . MOVIE © THE DICK VAN DYKE I THE REAL MCCOYS^ Tom orrow May Never Come" ment" © WALL STR EET WEEK O Q ’OODTIMES Eddie Albert as an ex-con Dr,<. Steve Kiley’s turbulent MOVIE SHOW j NEWS 8 © NEWS Host: Louis Rukeyser. © ABC CAPTIONED NEWS 10 NBC NEWS It looks like a bright new day man and an ex-buhco cop. .first date with the hospitei's ” M y Reputation" 1946, 0 © NBC NEWS for the Evans family after Barbara Stanwyck, George 9:00 ■ 11:30 _ WITNESS T , 0 0 0 THE ROOKIES new Public Relations; Direc­ 7:00 0 HAWAII FIVE-0 0 FRIDAY SPECTACULAR YESTERDAY ^ > ; James' graduates froth trade This .series is entering its tor. Janet Blake, turns imo Brent. Widow falls in love with whool. - Army officer. A O CBS NEWS "Murder - Eyes Only" "Marriage on the Rocks" 1965 7:00 ' fourthvseason tragedy when she becoines 0 TH E ANDY GRIFFITH (Special two-hour Presenta­ Frank Sinatra, Dean Martin. A O CBS NEWS DEAtER’S CHOICE paralyzed after being thrqyirn 0 THE MIKE DOUGLAS b a s e b a l l 0 THE UyiNOWORO SHOW tion) husband and wife get a Mex­ 0 THE ANDY GRIFFITH g 0 0 0 PpLICESTpRY from her horse. aiow O TRUTH OR O © THE ABC FRIDAY ican divorce and the wife mar- Monlrdiail vs. N.y. Mets. ' 3 0 0 THE T o n ig h t SIK>W . Officer Needs 'Help" Cliff 'JOE FORRESTER . CONSEQUENCES NIGHT MOVIE ries the husband’s best 0 T R U T H O R 0 SHARING ^ - Gorihan stars as Officer Billy.,. HOW / O THE AVENGERS "Diamonds Are Forever" 1971 -0 0 0 MOVIN’ON Stakeout" Starring Lloyd 0 ABC WIDE WORLD OF friend. Consequences Humm, who is takenoff metro'' , Bridges in the title role. 0 OUTDOORS WITH KEN Sean Connery is back as 0 MOVIE '®The Stowaway" Claude, fentertainment ^ OTHE AVENGERS . . duty and reassigned to auto James Bond, pursuing an "Cry Wolf" 1947 Errol Flynn, 0 i n t e r f a c e » v CALLAWAY I MR. CHIPS Akins and Frank Converse! theft after killing four pedipie Wide World Mystery: "The "Etibie Blake...As* Long As “ The Montefusco’s," starring Joe Sieola, is NBC’s venture © NBC NEWS arch-villain who plans to con­ Barbara Stanwyck. Secrets of NBC NEWS find a stowaway In the.! line'of duty. Norming of Jack 243" quer the world using a space You Live" : vi into TV’s arena of ethnic humor. 0 NEWS a family's hereditary insanity N e w s 0 WHEN TELEVISION WAS 0 N O V A 12:30 ^ © AVIATION WEATHER satellite armed with a laser lay hidden on a luxurious JEAN SHEPHERD’S LIVE ^ e Crab Nebula" This star, ' 10:30 0 ABC WIDE WORLD OF beam. (Premiere) estate, CELEBRITY BOWUNG^.. EHTERTAINMENT © TO TELL TH E TRUTH ilEAlCA ©HAPPY DAYS bigger than our sun. ex­ Thursday, Sept. 11 © ABC NEWS © THE LIVING WORD 1 NEWS G I TO TELL THE TRUTH ^o n zie Moves In" p lo d e in 1054 A.D. lighting S WOMAN 1:00 © © © THE Ro c k f o r d 3 © © THE TONIGHT 3 ABC NEWS ■ - ■' 8s30' the sl^ for over three weeks. T itle IX: Fair Play in Schools" 0 0 0 TOMORROW 6:00 9:00 7:30 FILES §SHOW 7:30 9:30 11:00 ■ 1:35 0 THE CBS THURSDAY O MATCH GAME "The Aaron Ironwood School © ABC WIDE WORLD OF ^ 0 JOEANDSONS 0 GIRL FROM U.N.C.LE. O 0 0 NEWS 0 C E L E B R I T Y ■“ New comedy series, starring 0 HUMAN DIMENSION 0 0 0 0 0 NEWS BEWITCHED NIGHT MOVIES 0 ADAM 12 of Success" ENTERTAINMENT © masterpiece THEATRE Wide World Special. "Monster i - § WILD, WILD WEST "Cahill, U.S. Marshal" 1973 O HAMBRICK’S CONNEC­ 0 BLACK BUFFALOS POW John Wayne, George Ken­ TICUT "The Nine Tailors" Episode Beach Party - 21 Years of A.I.P." Wednesday, Sept. 10 WOW nedy. The western drama re- 0 NATIONAL FOOTBALL One. 0 THE ELECTRIC COM­ volves around a tough LEAGUE 9:30 1:00 lawman who sets his skills as © SUPER SPORTS O ABC WIDE WORLD OF 6:00 0 0 T H A T S MY MAMA PANY © NEW DIRECTIONS a tracker against a wily bank © LET’S MAKE A DEAL 10:00 ENTERTAINMENT NEWS ^ Man From the Past' 0 BONANZA © 0 © THE MIDNIGHT robber. © EVENING EDITION WITH 0 NEWS _ rEWlfCHED © THIS IS TH E LIFE 6:30 SPECIAL 0 THE PARTRIDGE FAMILY o © TH E STREETS OF SAN MARTIN AGRONSKY 0 WILD, WILD WEST 0 CROCKETTS VICTORY © T H E HOLLYW OO D © © © POLICEWOMAN 1:19 O ABC NEWS FRANCISCO 0 BLACK BUFFALOS POW GARDEN SQUARES "Pawns of Power” Robert 0 HOLLYWOOD’S FINEST 0 THE REAL MCCOYS "Poisoned Snow" Lt. Mike ■Goulet and Roddy McDowall "Four’s A Crowd" 1938 Errol WOW 9:00 Stone and Inspector Steve 0 ROOM 222 0 THE ELECTRIC COM­ 0 NEWS guest-star. Flynn, Rosalind Russell. 0 CANNON 0 0 NBC NEWS Keller hunt for the slayer of a PANY INSTALLED female narcotics officer. . 8:00 "Nightmare" Frank Cannon, 0 KILN KRAFTS 0 M*A*S‘ H 0 BONANZA reopens the most painful Meet Ford, Chevyf 7:00 6:30 0 THE LIVING WORD chapter of his life and Plymoutha. CBS NEWS © 0 0 ELLERY QUEEN (Special one-hour Presenta­ Television notes THE PARTRIDGE FAMILY Comparable prices ; TH E ANDY GRIFFITH tion) ABC NEWS 0 0 BARETTA g "Auld Lang Syne" The body of Jack Lemmon, starring in the played the movie version. Emmy-winner Robert Blake on all other SHOW an eccentric millionaire is 0 DEALER’S CHOICE Cliff De Young and Eileen THE REAL MCCOYS' Mufflers. 0 TRUTH OR 0 0 MOBILE ONE TV version of “The Enter­ § stars as Tony Baretta. found dead in a phone booth tainer,” asked Laurence Brennan star in “ The Night the 0 NEWS CONSEQUENCES "The Informant" Guests; John THE LIVING WORD taidlBwricinl - Mobl © HOLLYWOOD Olivier for some tips on playing Martians Landed,’ ’ the TV 0 0 NBC NEWS 0 0 D O C T O R S Rse estintes • Mist«r O THEAVENGERS TELEVISION THEATRE Carradine, Russell Johnson. 0 BOOK BEAT 0 CAN YOU TO P THIS O WANTED DEAD OR the part. Olivier originated the drama about Orson Welles’ t SPITAL "Nourish the Beast" 7:00 M ufflei’ © N B C NEWS ALIVE role of a seedy song-and-dance famous “ War of the Worlds” "Point of Maximum Pressure" 9:30 radio broadcast. O CBS NEWS Starring George Peppard 0 NEWS 0 BILLY GRAHAM man on the stage and later 0 BLACK PERSPECTIVE 0 MEDIX 0 THE ANDY GRIFFITH 0 TH EATiR IN AMERICA . Center 10:00 SHOW _ ^ ON TH E NEWS 0 TRUTH OR 10:00 0 TO TELL THE TRUTH NEWS 0 KATE MC SHANE W e o ffe r convenience, alonf *cilA a auperior produ ct. © HARRY O CONSEQUENCES 0 ABC NEWS g"Anatomy of a Frame" Harry O THE AVENGERS New legal drama series, star­ 7:3Q ring Anne Meara. Orwell masquerades as a 0 OTHER PEOPLE OTHER 0 ADAM 12 drug pusher 0 NEWS , „ ' , 0 DON ADAMS’ SCREEN ^ C E S O GARNER TED Catch 0 NBC NEWS 0 0 STARSKY AND Mon.-Fri...8 a.m. r 9 TEST HUTCH Sat . . . , .8 am - 5 p.ni> ARMSTRONG ^5 NEWS 0 CELEBRITY GOLF © 0 © MEDICAL STORY 0 THE ROMAGNOLIS’ 000.PETROCELU 0 GRAND OLE OPRY "Test Case" starring Vince 0 TRUTH OR TABLE "Death Ride" A rodeo clown is ^ Edwards OTOTELLTHE-TRUTH accused of homicide. CONSEQUENCES 10:30 3 ABO NEWS V Q M X1.W U D STA1E CHUSIS 0 EVENING EDITION WITH g 11:00 ' O MEET THE MAYORS 7:30 0 0 0 0 NEWS MARTIN AGRONSKY 11:00 NAME THAT TUNE 3 LOCAL PUBLIC AFFAIRS TH E B EST O F GROUCHO 0 0 ® © © NEWS ADAM 12 \ § SHOWCASES SERIES 0 THE BEST OFGROUCHO H '7 $25,000 PYRAMID 0 DRAGNET O SHOWCASES* "It’s Always Fair Weather" . 100% m M 8tae. . . CELEBRITY TENNIS \ 8:00 "Summer Stock" 1951 Judy WILD KINGDOM 1959 Gene Kelly, Cyd technology npbcesconven- 0 THE WALTONS Charisse. Three fun loving Doml IV dnuMry w«h 4 sophlttlcated Garland, Gene Kelly. A Con­ HOLLYWOOD SQUARES tCs . . . qxlwcM ciMssIt cooipomnls, "The Sermon" John Boy is ap­ necticut farm helps put on a EVENING EDITION WITH Gl’s meet for a reunion - after , totecoimMtions and whlng . > .' con­ pointed preacher for a day. MARTIN AGRONSKY ten yearsand meet a girl *1 tributes to n M M y hnprovenmts. happy musical as a group of who wants to put them o n . DEALER’S CHOICE Broadway players invade the 0 WILD KINGDOM 0 BARNEY MILLER countryside. 0 ROOM 222 television. ‘DUflmilX" MMJNE MATRIX § on 0 THE DICK VAN DYKE ."Doomsday" William Windom © THE DICK VAN DYKE 8:00 nCniRE TUK vortici stripes of guest stars SHOW' b O TONY ORLANDO AND 0 ABC c a p t i o n e d NEWS colof phosphora sunoum M by 0 MILLION DOLLAR MOVIE © ABC CAPTIONED NEWS DAWN Mack matrix repmot 11:30 conventional dots. ■ "The Wild- North" 1952 ^ 11:30 Guest stars; Lucie Arnaz, Pictura tube gun Stewart Granger, Cyd MOVIE Revexend Ike and special 0 MOVIE 0 MOVIE with extra prafbcus Charisse. A trapper, captured MOVIE Cable. guest star Art Carney. ' lenscondensps' by a Mounty, faces a murder g ^Double Indemnity" 1944 Fred /’ beam and enhanoia "Union Pacific" 1939 Barbara DEALER’S CHlOICE MaicMurfay, Barbara pletura q w ily . charge -but first the peace of­ Stanwyck, Joel McCrea Ac­ 0 WHEN THINGS WERE g Stah'wyck. Eternal triangle,' MoOetMIP3&OZMU ficer must bring him across tion-paced adventure about ROTTEN murder and life ihsurance all the frozen wastes to civiliza­ the men who built the Union "The Capture of Robin Hood" enter into the picture when LOW ENERGY CONSUMPTION tion. Pacific Railroad. Call O Mil l io n DOLLAR MOVIE hard boiled .blonde plans an 13”diagondQXM-1 P o r t ^ l e C ^ r l V / Quasar QM.K 1 . 0 SHARING O THE MIKE DOUGLAS n h e Prize" 1963 Paul "accident." Outstanding, high'performance Qoldf TV that si easy to 'VXSolid Slate 0 0 THEMONTEFUSCOS SHOW Newman, Edward G. X ' t — CnassiL is "Do You Take This Mon- | THE MIKE DOUGLAS cafre — only 35 pounds. Mlcro-clrctette^^^ I I designed foi © ® © THE TONIGHT 'Robinson. A Nobel Prize win­ 100% Solid State QMX-1 chassisContributestpreltoiP ^ ) t'' power uSP tefusco?" 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Page 12 - WEEKEND— Sept. 6, 1975 Aiheneum show .'-‘Ay ■ i ' ;• \ T ■ work, operated almost' they will move into the visual Video art has an immediacy In the thirty years since spaces designed expressly for emphasized by its brief history. exclusively by commercial ’TV World War II ended, television this exhibition, including per­ field of a TV camera and come networks and stations. The. face-to-face with six rainbow- Until the development of por­ has affected the lives of people formance and conceptual art table equipment and videotape experimental piedes displayed throughout the world as tapes, examples of early TV colored video images of in the “Video Art” exhibition themselves. The images are in the last 10 years, few artists perhaps no other single medium productions, and abstract had access to the complicated foreshadow an era .in which has ever done. It was then in-- tapes. transmitted through two ver­ almost anyone will be able to tical decks of inonitors that and expensive machinery evitable that' artists would As. visitors enter the necessary to produce video produce his own TV show. begin to see television as an Atheneum’s Atoin St. lobby. form Les Levine’s' “Iris.” exciting new means for expressing their own creativity. “Video Art,” an exhibition which is the first comprehen­ sive attempt to explore the ar­ tistic possibilities of television, will open at the Wadsworth AGWAY Atheneum in Hartford on Sept. 17. V.; “Video Art” includes works by more than 80 artists. Among If your old water pump isn’t Lit them are artists well-known for their work in other media, such as Andy Warhol, Robert Morris good for much, bring it in. It’s Arn^ed police line up and Les Levine; others are who were arrested th known primarily for their video blocks away from tht art — Nam June Paik and Peter good for a ^33*” trade-inI Campus, for example. Visitors will discover that their own participation is often an integral part of work, an in­ volvement which is quite different from sitting in front of a home television set. I News The A theneum ’s Austin I Gallery is being transformed into a maze of viewing rooms in I sumir order to present effectively the variety of works in the exhibi­ Compiled from tion. , United Press Inter • Three types of works are represented in “Video Art.” Envmonments are created by the positioning of video I State hardware, the images HARTFORD -Ta transmitted, and the actions of tatively planned toda viewer^, who themselves are of disciplinary actic participants in the work. There action as a result of are sculptures com|)ining the out by union policen same elentents in k different was in protest of pro format. Videptajpes, the talks. software of vi^e^ a|rt, will be STRATFORD - I shown continuously in two and Galina Panov, Russian authorities Atheneum ptians given permission I 10 ways better! Israel, will mj cinema h i s t ^ y appearance at th As part of its Bici^tennial Greater Bridgeport program the Wadsworth Oct. 14 in thi Atheneum of Hartford is plan­ Shakespeare Theate ning a history of the Amer,ican MIDDLETOWN cinema, starting Oct. 1 and con­ Agway Redif lo T/L 80 American Congress tinuing through June 1976. has announced plans More than 150 films in seveihl across the state t categories will be shown. The preserve Polish movies range from the earliest \ culture. one-reelers to new films still in the making. Details will be an­ nounced soon. I Regional No tank Vahp jet pump PROVIDENCE, London proms No tank pit • (64-0028) school teachers in LONDON (UPI) -T h e 81st No air charger communities contin season of the Henry Wood today while facuil Promenade concerts continue No waterlogging Rhode Island Junioi through Sept. 20. A total of 23 No ports or orifices to'become blocked WITH TRADE picket lines at hot orchestras, 14 choirs, 50 soloists Providence campus and 40 conductors will take part ' Small and compact in the session. ' Costs less to-install g ROCKPORT, Mai > Water is always fresh from wejl tists, using new d • Provides constant city-like water pressure g and techniques, w ■:?; below the sea for » Low-cost for maximum etticiency ff; attempt to exteni Our SPEEDY Specialty g depleting fish speci TRULY DELICIOUS Reg. $188.95 CHICKEN Brown In 6 Minutes f A ^ A V ] ISational The -world’s “finest eatin NEW YORK - chicken” with incomparable year began today moMMypavnwM r&liliBBI'' -1 fa of A TBMARN union said the sum CALL IN ORDER 1.1 million child) Pick Up 10 Minutes Later WVGWAY^Inc. Tuesday unless a 540 NEW STATE ROAD, Oucktand,,643^5123 i o t m r t m m ment is reached, DECTS M iV E ¥ expires at midnigt 462 CENTER ST. 643-2660 Thun. eiQ W < TRENTON, N. heavy industry Ir will remain closerl as officials try i reservoir which r Everyone is asl ^boiling water befc

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