I'At.H TWFNTV - EVENING HERALD. Fri„ July 27, 1979

SUMMEE YOUTH SCENE Health Workers Pact Toxins Result ) Moriarty*s Move into Book Says Cat Training^ Fourth m Twi League Compiled and Wrillen By Summer Acilvliles in Manckesler (SAM). Easy and Beneficial Ready for Signing From Sluce, Opening Page 6 Page 10 Page 2 Page 6 1 '■ Annual Field Day Slated Deemed bv many as the most brighten this coming weekend, attempt at human understanding and iHanrl)PBlfr Partly Cloudy Today meaningful event to grace any of the crowds with birthdays spanning appreciation. long summer days, the Senior ^gny decades will unite at Center Unfortunately, today’s society Showers Tonight Citizen-Youth Fiefd Day will Springs Park from 1 to 5 p.m. in an seems to condone a sepration of the generations and a youth-orientation Ddtallt on piflo 2 of living. Thus, age is often feared by the young, while the elderly, having ‘Amorous’ Concert witnessed the marked changes in our culture and values over the years, have come to mistrust youth. It is a blatant loss that these age Well Received groups do not socialize and in­ terrelate more frequently. The Price Hiked The impressive array of artists, wisdom, carefreedom, and wit of "You have to respect a band that is differnt stages of growth is pooled in STAMFORD (UPI) - Great the music, the singing were all Northern-Nekoosa Thursday genuinely interested in giving you a this SAM-sponsored Field Day — reflections of the band's excellence. became the first U.S. paper com- good time." was the response from hopefully a positve drop in the puddle one appreciative observer of the Details highlighting this excellence I pany to announce a boost in the Carter Fills Last Vacancy toward future reform and re­ band "Amorous" Saturday night. was the exceptional drummer, the price of newsprint of $30 a ton to fine interpretation of Aerosmith ren­ education. That, in a nutshell, was the special Sunday, July 29 will be worthwhile, $375 effective Oct. 1. the best in the past 20 yeprs,” said of housing and urban development. appeal of "Amorous." ditions, and the incredible harmonies Consolidated-Bathurst, Ltd., a "WASHINGTON (UPI) - President ment and Portland, Ore., Mayor Neil purge and won Carter some quick but just as importantly, it will be points among big city mayors, a Boston’s Mayor Kevin White. “I Landrieu had spent the night at the It is a band that seeks audience for a Nantucket piece. Crowd reac­ Canadian producer, announced Carter finished rebuilding his Goldschmidt to be transportation White House and his nomination was tion peeked during all Southern Rock non-stop fun kor everyone under 25 secretary. group with whom he has had strained know both Moon and Neil well and participation, audience response, and and over 55. An abundancy of free last week it would raise the U.S. Cabinet Friday by naming former they are superb. Their appointments expected. audience pleasure. This became a tunes, and maintained an ap­ New Orleans Mayor Moon Landrieu Their nominations filled the last relations. food and enterainment, a scavanger price to $375 Oct. 1. are the best news this city and the Goldschmidt flew in for an inter­ tangile. enthusiastic energy augmen­ preciative mood throughout the con­ Other major producers said last to run Housing and Urban Develop­ two holes left by last week’s Cabinet "These cabinet appointments are hunt, a raffle, and many games will cities of America have had in a long view Friday morning and. shortly ting a delightful evening of music. cert. week they had no plans to follow jam-pack the afternoon with pure time.” after Carter left for Camp David, it Thus, the second band to appear at All aspects of the evening with Consolidated-Bathurst’s lead but was announced he will succeed the “Amorous" shone with quality. The pleasure. All About Herbs ... John Gunther, executive director Nebo was also a success. “Amorous" All town young and old are invited. I trade circles said they felt a ni.-tnH Brock Adams as secretary of light show, thanks to the efforts of general increase some time this of the U.S. Conference-of Mayors, grasped hold of the audience and Come and enjoy the grandparent or Children attending a summer school ses­ grounds to hear Mrs. Andrew Pinto of Bloom­ also lauded the nominations, saying transportaion. Pete Godreau, was superb. fall was probably inevitable didn't let go. Another fan marvelled, grandchild you always wanted but sion at the Bentley Library in Bolton gather field explain about the herbs and their uses. they “double the number of mayors The president was quoted as "This band is great ... it doesn’t Experiencing it all helped rejuvenate because of inflation, which is cer­ never had. (Herald photo by Pinto) who have been appointed to cabinet saying, "Mayor Goldschmidt is spend the whole night doing Cheap the sometimes fading belief, that around the herb garden on the library tain to lead to demands for a sub­ level jobs since the New Deal began known as an aggressive and in­ Trick, Led Zeppelin, and more Cheap Rock music is indeed a creative art. stantial wage increase by the un­ novative mayor with outstanding ad­ Trick " ions of paper mill workers. in 1933.” A mayors’ conference spokesmen ministrative ability. He understands Burglary Incidents Reduced said the other two were Mayors from personal experience the Redford Frank Murphy of Detroit, named transportation needs of local SAM Sponsors Dance BOLTON -Sgt. Anthony carcerated.” Burglary prevention was who has been with the Gas Use attorney general in 1939, and Anthony governments. Kalkus, supervisor of the He said, “The major an objective that was State Police for four years Celebrezze of Cleveland, named “He has my full support. I have no North Sector Police, said robberies in the sector Movie successful, Sgt. Kalkus and Michael Marzec, a HEW secretary in 1962. doubt he will be an outstanding residential burglaries in since sector policing has said noting that in Bolton HARTFORD (UPI) - State SAM is offering an opportunity to C Cenr at the Nike Site off Garden graduate of the State agencies this month won’t be able The White House first announced secretary of transportation.” get together with old friends, new Grove Road under the jazz and rock the sector have been been in existence, about burglaries were reduced by Police Academy, who will the appointment of Landrieu, a With Friday’s nominations. Carter reduced dramatically in to meet Gov. Ella Grasso’s direc­ friends, good music and good food. of the band “Street Noise" and the one and one-half years, about 55 percent. He said receive on the job training “progressive” with powerful friends completed a shakeup involving six Scheduled the second quarter of this with north sector troopers. tive that all departments cut their A Senior High dance has been mellower sounds of “Forced Entry." have all been cleared and that a second objective of gasoline use by 20 percent, the in Congress and in the city halls, to cabinet posts and the Federal Ominous clouds swelled in the year as compared to the added to the SAM agenda as a nice Those of high school age and older almost all with arrests” the sector police is to man in charge of state gas succeed Patricia Harris as secretary Reserve Board. western horizon as preparations first quarter. climix for a successful SAM are encouraged to bring some friends He said only two are still reduce accidents with in­ supplies said Friday. summer. and enjoy some special kind of were being made for the fourth SAM- The sector is part of the open. juries. The last Civil War Connecticut State Police Stephen Negri, director of state Friday, August 3 will unite all relaxation at the Teen Center from 8 sponsored Nebo movie. A sudden "We are currently There are nine state veteran died in 1959. yet fleet operations, said the best gas Colchester district, Sgt. working on producing new those 15 years and up at the Teen to 11. torrential downpour sent SAM aides police troopers in the north the Veterans Administra­ savings by state vehicles in July— and ball players scurrying towards Kalkns said that in the en­ objectives for the sector sector and two resident tion provides benefits for the first full month under the 20 the bandstand for shelter. tire sector there were police to attack. We’re get­ troopers. 245 widows and helpless GOP Leader percent cut — probably will be 14 SAM aides winced under the very about 15 burglaries in children of Civil War ting input from our own The new troopers in the percent to 15 percent. Fair Registration Opens probable possibility of another “SAM April, May, and June and troopers,’’ he said. sector are Douglas Pearl, veterans. disaster ” making headlines. Luckily, in Bolton there were none. “We’re doubtful about meeting that 20 percent,” Negri said, “We the rain stopped, clouds thinned, and Registration for the Youth Craft one’s goods. The Fair will occur from The towns of Andover, do think in August we'll come Blasts Dems “Red Sky at Morning ” was shown to Fair scheduled for August 11 is now 10 to 4, Saturday afternoon in Center Bolton. Columbia and very close.” open. Park. Registration is beginning early its finish with very positive crowd Hebron are included in the Gas for state vehicles also is response. professional integrity of Attorney Anvone between the ages of 12 and in order to insure a good turnout and north sector. rationed by coupon. The color of By CHARLIE MAYNARD 25 who produces potentially saleable “The Candidate ” will be the next Sgt. Kalkus said, “I’m Barry." added time to accumulate hand­ the coupons will change each Herald Reporter Penny said the Republicans came crafts or artwork is invited to crafted items. Artists, please take film to be shown at Nebo July 31. sure that part of the reason Starring Robert Redford, it attempts is the previous solving of month so they can’t be used the MANCHESTER - The week ended close to libelling Barry by suggesting register. It is hoped that this youth- advantage of this opportunity that following month. where it began, with Republican he would "hire special counsel on the directed event will appeal to the may serve as a stepping stone to to analyze the physical and mental burglaries in the area repercussions of the political game. Negri said state agencies last directors criticizing the Democratic basis of politcal connection." silent, creative younger aspect of the bigger and better things. during the first quarter, July were allocated 423,089 majority and Town Attorney David For some meaty drama or even just Squatrito has since resigned as at­ community. The SAM office may be called Mon­ and the number of habitual gallons of gas. The 20 percent cut Barry for the selection of special torney for the Housing Authority, Table-long spaces may be reserved a good, long look at Redford, come day through Friday during business criminals who have been reduced the allotment this month counsel. something he had planned to do for a small fee for the display of Tuesday and enjoy. hours at 649-6029. arrested and in­ to 338,355 gallons. The biggest Director Peter DiRosa Jr., in a before appearing in court, according user is the Department of letter Friday to Mayor Stephen Pen­ to Barry. ROOF I Transportation, whose vehicles ny, said the special meeting last . Because of the voluminous work consume about half the total. Monday was a "political cheap shot” required for the defense, which in­ Researchers Probe Anxiety SHINGLES He said it was difficult to meet thrown by the Democrats, volves a challenge of the April 17 nnoKiN iUNDua a ooo color lora the 20 percent cutback in July Barry had asked for the special vote to withdraw from the federal Director of the Sexual Per­ technique with a jaw­ strument monitors because that month traditionally amount of light reflected ■UNDLKt ANI meeting Monday after the Community Development program Bvl’ATRICIVMrCORMICK formance Laboratory. breaker name. changes in blobd flow when has the lowest gas allocation. Republicans had called his selection I I’l Heultli Kilitor off vaginal walls. ORIAT FOR ONEDO, DOO HOUtiO, for two years, Barry had asked for In a sex research lab, the I t ’s c a lle d p h o to ­ Another technique used placed over a vein or BARNS, ETC. There's no fuel set aside for snow of Dominic Squatrito as special additional help from an outside firm. NSW YORK (UPI) - investigators simulate both plethysmography. The in marking physiological artery. This is done by plows and state vehicles are used counsel in the (Community Develop­ Hiring an outside firm would insure Rhode Island researchers anxiety-producing and technique gives readings responses to sexual arousal measuring the distortion of I less because of vacations. ment lawsuit "political favoritism.” that the same attorneys are involved are finding that anxiety- sexually arousing on increased blood flow makes use of the Doppler sound reflected off red Barry blasted the Republican with the case until its completion. producing situations can situations. marking femele sexual effect — the apparent blood cells. Bumper Crop members for impugning his Town attorneys are political ap­ contribute to sexual They use videotapes and arousal. change of frequency of Wineze currently is Second Week professional integrity and said they pointments serving two-year terms: then monitor and analyze Wineze reports studying blood flow squash in his garden plot at Manchester Com­ arousal. sound waves as the source Dowauo MANAGUA, Nicaragua (UPI) Leo Blanchette of 15 Ferndale Drive, came close to libelling him. Barry has already announced he This is in contrast to the subject’s response. photoplethysmography and observer change changes as an indicator of — The revolqtionary junta began Manchester, despite the lack of rain this munity College. (Herald photo by Pinto) DiRosa called both the special would not serve as Town Attorney traditional low lights, soft First they show a tape of does this by measuring the relative position. This in- a person’s em otional 6x8 STOCKADE FENCING meeting and Barry’s response “a ALL CEDAR CONSTRUCTION its second week in power Friday, summer, has a bumper crop of zucchini after the November elections. music, moonlight and roses a violent auto accident or scimFiiiaiM defending its suspension of a lef­ politically motivated attempt to The Board of Directors unanin^ous- an Alfred Hitchcock approach — the relaxed Ttii$ closely rittcd, aocurtfy aaikd icroM tist newspaper by saying divert attention from the real issues ly approved a recommendation to route. thriller. These get the IS made of upland Whjlt codar ptekou fiaialtod “freedom of expression that does at hand." provide up to $50,000 to pay for the blood flowing. 00 lour sides to |ivt a u^t ill and umfdnn "We re not saying all sex quality The natural codar vcatliers to a stiver not go against the people" is most He said the Republicans have the outside assistance. It gave Barry the therapy aimed at relaxing Next comes a sexually yray thai makes an attractive privacy fence, important. Mexican Oil Spill Moving right and the responsibility to ques­ goahead to choose his own special people should be discon­ arousing film. Preliminary windbreak, laundry yard, aod service area enclosure) Comes In ei|)it-f0o( lections, but “The five-member junta shut tion Barry’s selection or any actions counsel. tinued, ” says Dr. John P. findings: Subjects respond Vacation Sale! other leniths are available MEXICO CITY (UPI) - Oil across, and had moved 90 miles Agency who will gather oil samples by board appointees. He chastised down the leftist daily El Pueblo DiRosa said “the question of Mr. Wineze. associate more readily to erotica this week, charging it was linked gushing from a crippled Mexican northward in the past eight days. for tests to determine its threat to Penny for the special meeting, Barry’s appointment has been raised professor of psychiatry, at following an anxiety- COUPON to the Somoza regime. well in the Gulf of Mexico is moving "We are confident that what we marine life, the spokesman said. saying it was uncalled for and “a not only by me, but to me by several Brown University. * producing film than after a toward the coast of Texas and the see is oil from the well," the A National Oceanographic and downright misuse of the powers of taxpayers and voters in this town. * The junta also began dis­ Aeronautics Administration "What we are suggesting “neutral one." 22.95 rate of about 11 miles a day. the U.S. spokesman said. "We have samples the chairmanship.” He demanded an apology from the [PLUS sot PER SBCTION FOR DBLIVERV tributing its own free official dai- spokeswoman in Corpus Christ! said is that there is a complex As a result of these ly, Barricade, from the Coast Guard said Friday. from very near the well and these In response. Penney reiterated mayor for what he called was a relationship between preliminary findings, Several large slicks of oil from the can be compared with other samples a twin-engine airplane equipped with claims that "the Republicans had headquarters of the Somoza radar to spot the oil slicks would fly political cheap shot. anxiety and sexual arousal Wineze believes anxiety owned newspaper Novedades. It blowout at the Ixtoc I well in we’ll gather farther north by what we stepped outside the scope of their Penny, in turn, was miffed because over the affected areas. and that we should explore contributes to sexual was reported to have a circulation Campeche Bay were spotted by a call 'oil fingerprinting,’’’ authority and were properly called to DiRosa submitted the letter to these more carefully. arousal. i P Coast Guard flight between 185 and The 82-foot cuter Point Baker was The Ixtoc well in the southern gulf S U l i of 57,000. task for it.” reporters without his knowledge. "Once we understand ■‘Some of the off any Melvin Wallace, editor of the 220 miles southeast of Brownsville. steaming toward the slicks to drop has pumped out 1.51 million barrels "Mr. DiRosa’s problem,” Penny “He gave me every indication this them we may be better physiological reactions to suspended El Pueblo, was in Texas, a spokesman said by buoys that will drift with the crude of crude oil since it blew out June 3 - said Friday, "is that his letter was was a private letter and I would have anxiety — increased heart able to determine which custody for 48 hours, then telephone from Corpus Christ!. and send radio signals to allowmore a world record surpassing the 1.3 very poorly drafted, unless it was responded in private." he said. and respiration rates, for Camping Dept. Purchase of $10"or more million barrels dumped by the super­ situations demand that released. He denied any connec' He said the oil had broken Into accurate tracking. done so intentionally. It very "There’s no ’ec/press’ at the bot­ patients be more relaxed example — are similar to Come in and see what you need and tanker Amoco Cadiz off the French I tion with Somoza and said his what environmentalists call “pan­ The cuter carried scientists from definitely calls into question the tom." and in which ones it might the ’cues’ that signal SAVE 20% off any M0°° pruchase cakes," some of them eight miles the U.S. Environmental Protection coast in March 1978 3 1 Coupon per sale- Does not include Items already on Sale newspaper had been an indepen- be helpful to have them sexual arousal and, under I dent, "decidedly leftist” voice in work with their anxiety." some circumstances, may SAVE on JUGS • COOLERS • COTS • POLES osBsan] Nicaragua since it began publica­ With the 10-year annivereary of the United Statee put­ prime the body for sexual The research is under TENTS • LANTERNS • PIE-MAKERS tion in March. way at the Providence activity," he says. Your Neighbors’ Views ting a man on tha moon in mind, do you think wa ehould REACH-CHAIRS • HAMMOCKS • STOVES ADS^ PLASTIC Nicaragua's civil war began Veterans Administration Wineze and associates I over the press freedom issue, in atep up apending In tha apace program again? and hundreds of other Items of your choice Hospital. Wineze is that monitor sexual response DRAIN, WASTE January 1978, when publisher via all sorts of instrumen­ h o sp ita ls ' C hief of Coupon Valid Friday 7/27/79 to Tuosday 7/31/79 Pedro Joaquin Chamorro, an out­ Psychology Service and tation. including one Solid Or % Slotted 0 spoken opponent of Somoza. was I assassinated. Clamshell Alliance Violeta Barrios de Chamorro LIN. FT. I widow of the La Prensa publisher VERMONT and now a member of the junta Opens New Office TENTS are set up for your inspection Highly damage resistant that took over from Somoza shrugged off complaints about WEST HARTFORD - Hartford Clamshell recently an­ in any normal drainage 8x10 Camel Eldorado BARNBOARO I press restrictions. nounced the opening of an office at the Friends Meeting Mrs. Chamorro charged that El House. 144 S Quaker Lane. The office is near the Hart- ||I419 Reg. 99.99 *75"® • AUTHENTIC BARNSIDING LOOK use on home or farm. Sale • KILN-DRIED TO PREVENT WARPING I Pueblo had acquired mechanical lord city line between Park Street and Farmington equipment from Somoza’s Avenue 8x10 Camel Riverside • DURABLE IN ALL CLIMATES Since the accident at the Three Mile Island nuclear $ 9 7 0 0 • SHIPLAP BOARDS Novedades, and said, “First we 111488 Reg. 119.99 i p ^ A I A M PER BUNDLE I must investigate certain things, 4 plant there has been a deluge of interest in the clamshell Sale 24 tq. ft. COVERAGE group The office may be reached by calling 236-2830. An I then liberty." Walllace denied the 8x10 Coleman Classic $ Available In Qunatock {newspaper had ever bought any *■ - answering machine is attached to the phone so messages Reg. 189.99 ■ ■ 1 ■ Brown and Waatharad I equipment from Novedades. may be left Correspondences to the Hartford Clamshell nsr ■ Gray should be sent to P.O. Box 6346, Hartford, Ct. 06106, Sale Ms. Liz Reiner, spokesman, commented on the recent 8xlOEureka Reg. 214.99 Inside Today Margaret Williams Pal Andrews Mike Conrad Gene Schue Barbara Chapman Tamy Chapman Jo-Anne Gallo Helena Gallo decision of the state Public Utilities Control Authority to RIVERSIDE LODGE n79« grant Northeast Utilities $86 million for a rate hike to W. H. ENGLAND I Church...... Margaret WilliamB, Glastonbury - “I but I am not sure if we should increase one-shot thing. it should be half and half. We should still help finance the construction of the Millstone HI, a fourth 12x12 Dining Canopy $ 1 099 Collector’s Com er...... 2 think there are other things more impor­ spending. Ilarhara Chapman, Glastonbury - - “I explore space, but we should still work on nuclear plant in Connecticut as the “ultimate energy I Classified...... 12-14 tant than space like the energy shortage." -Gene Seliue, South Windsor - “We will don’t know. I am not really sure.” the gas shortage.” ripoff. ” Flame Retardent Reg. 29.99 X W JUST MINUTES FROM MANCHESTER ROUTE 44A 90LT0N NOTCH Comics...... 1“ Pal Andrews, Marlborough — “I don’t continue with our manned spaced flights, Tamy Chapman, Glastonbury " lirh-iia (lallo, Glastonbury - ”We "There are economical, safe, and reliahle alternatives Editorial ...... think they should. They can use money for but in a limited way. I think we should hope they keep exploring I think it’s should keep exploring so we can put peo­ to nuclear power such as conservation and solar that are 2 Main St. OPEN DAILY 9 People ...... ple in space if the Earth gets too COMPANY 649-5201 other things.” continue with our probes, but I think neat.” not being given a chance since Northeast Utilities is FARR’S 643-7111 - 9 P.M. Obituaries ...... Mike Conrad, South Windsor - “I everyone should realize that Apollo was a Ju-Anne Gatio, Glastonbury - “I think crowded." draining our millions of dollars into nuclear power," said Sports...... 1®"11 would like to see us keep exploring space. Ms. Reiner. \ ■

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PAGE TWO - EVENING HERALD, Sat.. July 28, 1979 Collectors^ Corner /ttcfc Anderson Book Says Cat Training Squeeze o n the Press Is Supreme Court Injustice • I ______I - - ___ . . . . He has carried his stonewall the person who speaks for the fuel going up in smoke. ’The total an­ WASHINGTON - In Ite continuing victims of press attacks the right to close the press room at 4:30 p.m.. technique over to the Supreme Court. government share the same objec­ nual fuel consumption is more than inquire into the state of mind of the Burger reluctantly agreed to allow Is Easy and Beneficial w«r with the press, the Supreme, When we asked for the names of the tive of explaining government 57 million gallons. 'The trouble, ac­ reporters to work there until 10 p.m. Court so far has shied away from in­ reporters and editors responsible for policy,” McGurn wrote. "The — still a far cry from its previous 24- chief justice’s law clerks, for exam­ cording to our sources, is that much fringing on the First Amendment's a damaging report. Fair enough. spokesman has an added responsibili­ of the so-called training for the By RUSS MacKENDRICK hour operation. . ple, McGum refused to provide them guaranteed freedom to publish. But what’s sauce for the press is ty — to help government policy When this picture was taken the ’These most recent shenanigans are — even though they are public weekend warriors consists of aerial Instead, its recent decisions have sauce for the court, so we decided to succeed.” games that accomplish little but grateful kitty had just dragged merely extensions of the long harass­ employees. chipped away drastically at the examine the state of mind of his most If this remarkable admission himself across a room to snuggle at ment of the press practiced by McGum is also a master of the un­ waste a lot of gas. media’s freedom to gather the news virulently anti-media Supreme represents simply the view of one the knees of the Kind Person who had Burger through his information of­ responsive answer to questions he * It costs the American taxpayers rescued him. He had been abandoned — a necessary first step that the Court. considers inappropriate. And his pet­ government press agent, it’s distur­ millions of dollars to keep troops in Not only has the Supreme Court un­ ficer, Barrett McGum. Ironically, in a box at a parking iot. The Kind Per­ court majority ty harassment of the media goes to bing enough. But if it reflects the South Korea. ’The Koreans are sup­ der Chief Justice Warren Burger this willing tool of Burger’s suppres­ son "collected” him and took him to evidently feels such lengths as forbidding television views of McGum’s master. Chief posed to help defray the expense of a vet for check-up and shot? dnd leg­ become the most secretive agency of sion of the media “used to be in the does not warrant reporters to film their spots from the Justice Burger, it marks a singular our presence there, since it has ob­ setting. He was adjudged to be about the federal government — without newspaper game myself once,” as First Amendment court steps without prior permission. departure for the Supreme Court — vious benefits for the Koreans. But four weeks old. He was able to eat, even the national-security excuse of the old phrase goes. McGum became protection. Once a New Jersey high school from interpreting the Constitution to our allies have proven tight-fisted in eagerly, and came along fine. At this the FBI or the CIA — its response to a government flack in 1966 after a Indiscriminate reporter requested permission to sit supporting the federal government’s the extreme. In June 1977, for exam­ writing the splint is off and “Rusty" breaches of secrecy is often as long and distinguished career as a search and in the court’s press section during a increasing encroachment on the lives ple, the PenUgon billed the South can now frolic iike other kittens. overwrought as that of the president reporter’and foreign correspondent. His fur color is orange and white; seizure of press hearing on student rights. McGum and liberties of all Americans. Korean Air Force for $44,000 as its who appointed four of its members: His turnabout was swift and The breed; American Ailey or offices by p o l i c e , _____ turned down the student, who was Watch on Waste share of a joint expense. At first, the forced disclosure of reporters’ Richard Nixon. decisive. He presided over the “Five Domestic Shorthair — and don’t look obliged to sit in the visitors’ gallery, While American motorists, all but Koreans pleaded poverty; then they sources, secrecy of trials — these are When ABC reporter Tim O’Brien O’clock Follies” - the derisive down your nose at this because his where note-taking is prohibited. Yet grounded by the scarcity and high claimed that $20,000 of the bill was some of the Big Brother tactics the scooped his colleagues on two pen­ name given to the U.S. Embassy’s ancestor may have come over in the the press section was virtually emp- price of gasoline, are car-pooling and not valid. Uncle Sam is still trying to Mayfiower. This possibiiity is - Supreme Court has put its blessing on ding court decisions, for example, an daily briefings in Saigon on the scrimping on vacation trips, the Air collect. divined from the book “You Can recently. All have had a chilling infuriated Burger summarily “progress” of the Vietnam War. “He ty- Perhaps the best indication of National Guard is burning up high- Footnote: If you know about ■Train Your Cat,” by Jo and Paul effect on the pursuit of facts by the transferred an employee suspected was a comical character, extremely McGum’s mind-set is expressed in octane gas at a profligate rate up in government extravagance, write to Loeb (S & S, 1977, Mary Cheney press, and thus on the public's access of the leak, stationed a uniformed hostile to the press,” recalled one his own words, in an unusual state­ the wild blue younder. Each hour one Jack Anderson's Watch on Waste, Library). The Alley Cat is described court cop outside the press room correspondent who was there. Get­ 2 to news of misbehavior by govern­ as not native to America but brought ment of principle added to his of the reservists’ jumbo C-130 cargo P.O. Box 2300, Washington, D.C. ment officials — including those in each afternoon and declared the ting any solid information out of over in ships ... “ Basically a product lengthy biography in the current jets is in the air m eans 775 gallons of 20013. court library off limits to unescorted McGum was like pulling teeth from a of natural selection ... tough and har­ the judiciary. “Who’s Who” ; “The newsman and reporters. After initially planning to rhinocerous. dy. The Warren Burger court also gave The listing of breeds given in this book is formidable. Under “Short- Haired Cats” we find Abyssinian, American Wirehair, Bombay, British iBmirlirstrr turiiiiuj Hrral^ Blue, British Shorthair (smaller than Manchester — A City of Village Charm 8 ours), Burmese, Chartreuse (shaped like a little lion), Colorpoint Founded Oct 1. 1081 Shorthair, Egyptian Mau, Havana Published by the Manchesier Publishing Co Herald Square. Brown, Japanese Bobtail, Korat, Manx, Persian and Peke-Faced Per­ then say No and hit him a definite Manchesler Conn 06040 Telephone 12031 643-2711 Manx, Ocicat, Cornish (has curly sian, rag-DolI (originated in Califor­ (but harmless I belt. The authors avow that a cat can be coat like a Persian lamb), Scottish nia,), S ^ a li and Turkish Van. The Aud't 0* C‘icsjd’0'' w tfO P-tss • it"' diu-'d' Van was domesticated in ancient taught to come when called, walk on lUm L Fold (the ears are bent forward), a lead, lie down on command, roll Cuitomef Swfvice — 647-9946 n ro id E Turkmgton. Enwcutiv* Editor Siamese ("High pitched voice; Egypt and is famed as a swimmer. over, sit up and beg (my cat does this Raymond F Pobmaon Editor-Publisher Frank A Burbank. Managing Editor doglike qualities and devotion” ), This book by the authors Loeb sets Sphynx (hairless, ugh), and out to show how to work ones will on with hypnotic eyes without sitting Tonkinese. these independent creatures. The up), shake hands, eat out of a can Among the Long-Haired are the first thing is to ingrain the meaning with his paw. and so forth. Angora, Balinese, Birman, of “No” ! We are supposed to do this The section on how to cure a bird- Andrew Tally Pretty and Tasty.,,. Himalayan, (colored like a by accompanying the word with a tap catcher is interesting. You get a toy canary and wiggle it in front -of the Siamese), Main Coon (“Longhaired on the cat’s rump, or a shake or a miscreant. When he makes a pass at Mrs. Andrew Pinto of Bloomfield, an mires the herb garden on the grounds of the cats brought on ships and let off on thrown newspaper. They stress that it — douse him with water, and make expert in the growing of herbs, explains all Bentley Memorial Library in Bolton.(Herald the coast of Maine ... not from inter­ this should be the only word ever used for a reprimand. (Evidently a the NO a real ear-tingler. Carter Incapable about how to grow and use them, as she ad- photo by Pinto) breeding with raccoons.” It is a large big-bon^ cat with hind legs slightly “Naughty, naughty,” is no good) And The book may come as an eye- shorter than the front ones. May use the ”No” only at the critical opener to many cat-owners who are reach 30 pounds "... large round moments. For instance, take the cat aware that their pets have been the Of Winning Trust eyes, and big tufted ears ... shy ... in­ to his favorite scratched-up sofa, trainers and themselves the trainees. Sesame Street Creators telligent.’’) Continuing; Long-Haired wait for him to try another raking. WASHINGTON - Regarding Jim ­ governed by the White House staff, my Carter, we have no choice. Lady and members of the Cabinet would Theater Schedules MacBeth-like. we must screw our genuflect to Hamilton Jordan & Co. SATURDAY Manchester Drive-In — Vernon Cine 2 — '.Meat­ patience to the sticking place. He pie Dumpling Gang Hides or get out. Successful But Not Rich E, Hartford Drive-In — "Sherlock Holmes Smarter balls” 1:30-7:10-9 15 seems incapable of winning our trust Brother” 8:35; "Young Again' 8 30; "Candleshoe ” "1 will act.” Carter told us on TV, “Cemetery Girls ” 8;30; for more than a few days at a time. Frankenstein ” 10:00 10.00 and for a few short hours we could HARTFORD (UPI) The com- began as a small company with a $6 which Smith said will probably be “Grave Desires" 10:00; SUNDAY Manchester Drive-In - There is, as he told us on television, "Women in Bloody Terror” Mansfield Drive-In — applaud that statement. But on Black pany which developed the popular million grant from the Ford Founda­ taken off the air next vear "Young Frankenstein” E. Hartford Drive-In — "Young Frankenstein " a crisis of confidence in the country. children’s television show “Sesame tion. started with “Sesame Street." "The show was doomed from the 11:30 " Sherlock Holmes Smarter Thursday he acted by sacking the “Sherlock Holmes Smarter "Cemetery Girls ” 8:30; But he created it by his failure to do Street" says success has brought a The show was planned to air for 13 first program,” he said. “It was E. Windsor Drive-In — “Ap­ Brother" - Show starts at Cabinet officers known to be the ple Dumpling Gang Rides Brother” — Show starts at "Grave Desires" 10:00; Commentary certain amount of glamor, but less weeks. meant to turn kids on to reading so dusk ■'Women in Bloody Terror " dusk anything about most independent and outspoken, Again” 8:30; “Candleshoe” Vernon Cine 1 — "Young such problems as money. “As the wave came over us then they could turn off the TV.” 10:00 Vernon Cine 1 — “Young 11:30 thorns in the side of Hamilton Jordan “Contrary to popular belief, we we became scared," Smith said. The program is schuled to be Frankenstein” 2:00-7:20-9:30 E. Windsor Drive-In — ”Ap- Frankenstein" 2 00-4:00-7:20- inflation and the • • '...... — ------& Co. don't make a lot of money," Charles “The show was supposed to be on for 9'30 energy shortage. repackaged and then sold for Vernon Cine 2 — "Meat- “ I hope this is not a signal that the 13 weeks and it’s been 10 years now. ’ ’ Worse, after Moscow and Peking; Life Very Different Smith of the Children’s Television classroom use. balls” 1:30-3 15-5:00-7:10-9:15 administration wants to discourage Workshop said Thursday. “We have While the company has made its Smith said his company has helped Bookmobile Schedule giving us a little the Cabinet from being outspoken,” After the 1949 revolution the "because the people don’t participate to do different things to keep going. mark in television, it has also change some children’s program­ By ALINE MOSBY foreigners as creatures from afar to a.m. to 6 p.m. Children's lift in that speech, said Rep. Toby Moffett, I>Conn, Chinese, either with Russian supervi­ in them or even see them,” as one Sniith, director of the Workshop’s attempted adult programming. ming on commercial television. MANCHESTER -H ere Wednesday be given lavish hospitality. The Department open Monday and he let us down (Editor’s Note: UPI’s Aline Mosby sion or inspiration, razed buildings in Chinese says. speakers bureau, was in Hartford to “Best of Families” and “Feeling “ Look at ‘Captain Kangaroo.’ Stop hoping, Moffett. The first Russians are much more suspicious, is next week’s schedule for 8:50 a m. -Crestfield (Con­ Thursday from 9 a m. to 9 again four days is the only American correspondent Peking abounds with those enor­ address a convention of the National Good” were short-lived. Things on that’ show have changed.” valescent Home. thing Jordan did when he donned the however. front of the Forbidden City and built L the Manchester Public pm. and Tuesday, later. who has been assigned to both the Organization of Mothers of Twins. Although the company usually 1:30 p.m. -Sycamore Lane. hat of Assistant President was to call In. both capitals, foreigners can a square bigger than Moscow’s Red mous sculptures, so dear to the he said. “But you’ve got to admire Library bookmobile: Wednesday. Friday and Satur­ Firing such Cabinet officers as Soviet Union and China since the ‘‘We’re constantly com naring produces non-commercial programs, CBS for putting it on for 25 years in 2:10 p.m. -Nike Circle near day from 9 a.m. lo 6 p.m. together his senior subordinates and travel only within a 25-mile radius Square. Russians, of fearless workers with Monday HEW’s Joe Califano and Treasury Chinese Communists came to power ourselves against Sesame Street, and it has also made a few attempts at that prime time spot during the mor­ Bruce Road. Whiton Memorial Library — tell them that none of them shall without a visa. Lenin is on display in a Red Square muscles flexed. The gigantic 8:50 a.m. —Case Drive. 3 p.m, -West and North Secretary Mike Blumenthal was not in 1949. She served in Moscow 1959- it’s hard, ” he said. “Nothing will commercial shows. ning. 10:30 a.m. —Bluefield All departments open Monday criticize to outsiders the actions and Both cities give foreigners their mausoleum. In 1977 Mao Tse-tung “socialist realism” paintings of Fairfield,streets. through Friday from 10 a.m. the answer to the national malaise. It 1962, again in 1965-66, and took up her ever again reach the level of ‘Sesame The workshop has produced “ It’s a quality show but they could Drive. CLINT statements of the president; anyone own hospitals, stores and apartment was installed on Peking’s square for Lenin flanked with happy Russian Street.’” ^ another highly succesful children's Thursday to 8:30 p.m. and Saturday was merely Jimmy Carter thinking post in Peking earlier this year. In have easily put on movies too,” 11:40 a.m. -Goslee Drive. EASTWOOD caught doing so would be fired. And, “ghettos” — guarded by police in the gaze of the faithful. Peking’s peasants have their Chinese versions The Telvision Workshop, which program, the “Electric Company," Smith said. 8:30 a m. -Bush Hill Road from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m that if he did something showy the the following dispatch she describes 1:30 p.m. -High Street. During July and August and added Jordan, the president expected Moscow and .the army here. The square has Moscow-style buildings of Mao with grinning workers. 2:10 p.m. -Thomas Drive. 10 a.m. -Winthrop Road. ESCAPE country would not demand sub­ her impressions of the communist on the Saturday preceding members of his Cabinet to live by the CJiinese go further. Foreigners here including the Great Hall of the Peo­ Curiously, the faces in China’s copy­ 3 p.m. —Fountain Village 10:50 a m. —Hackmatack stance. It was Jimmy Carter trying world’s two major capitals.) Street. Labor Day, the libraries will FROM same rule of silence. also have their own sections in ple with 15-foot-high ceilings, marble cat sculptures and pantings look Apartments. be closed ^turdays. to polish his image as a bom-again, PEKING (UPI) — The foreigners The Weather 11:30a.m. -Frances Drive. It is ironic. Jimmy Carter has regular stores, their own airport pillars and a conference room more Russian than Chinese. Tuesday ALCATRAZ rough and tough leader. sunned around the olympic-sized New England Weather 2:10 p.m. -New Hope rewarded the very people who have waiting rooms, train cars, hotels, holding 5,000 at a sitdown dinner. The 1954 Peking Exhibition center 8:50 a.m. —Ivy Manor Manor. • • • swimming pool. Others filled been anathema to the Congressional tailors and photo developing shops. ‘‘The Chinese tried to do is a copy of Moscow’s Palace of Mass., Conn. & R.I.: Saturday partly sunny and warm Apartments. 2:50 p.m. -Virginia Road. Maybe those firings were massage rooms, hairdressing shops, 9:30 a.m. -Lincoln Center, leaders whose helping hand Carter Life in Peking is more spartan in everything bigger than we did,” says Exhibitions in Stalinist “wedding with highs in the 80s. Saturday night variable cloudiness 3:30 p.m. -Gerard Street. necessary to give the administration a movie theater and a restaurant in 10:30 a.m. -Manchester Tonrte Thru Tburtday needs most. He has told the people some ways. Public transportation — a Soviet diplomat in a patronizing cake” architecture, even to bronze with a chance of showers. Lows in the 60s. Sunday a fresh look. If so, however, they the new club house on the quiet, tree- Early Learning Center. Library Hours that Jordan, Press Secretary Jody subways, buses, taxis — is highly tone. wreaths curling around hammers variable cloudiness with a chance of showers and 1:30 p.m. -Mather Street. were minor changes, window lined street. Mary Cheney Library Powell, and Frank Moore, White developed in Moscow but scarce or During the Sino-Soviet honeymoon and sickles, but substituting portraits thundershowers mainly in the afternoon. Highs upper 70s 2:10 p.m. -Carpenter Road. dressing. Carter's problem was his Over the pleasant hum of crickets, to mid 80s. -Adult and Reference House liaison with Congress, are in difficult here. the Chinese staged supereolossal of Lenin for ones of Mao. 2:50 p.m. -Grissom Road, palace guard of amateurish a French journalist said, “No, this Maine: Partly sunny Saturday. Highs 80 to 85 except 75 3:30 p.m. -Woodstock departments open Monday and everybody else is out. Consumer goods give headaches in demonstrations on their square on The final shocker of this European LOtANOCU* Georgians who seem to have spent could not happen in Moscow.” to 80 along the coast. Fair north clouding up with chance Drive. through Friday from 9 a.m. to mui * • * both countries. Not even phonograph May 1 and their Oct. 1 Revolution intrusion into an Asian culture: enor­ 9 p.m. and Saturday from 9 Sholodi IWmet’ Saurter Inttwr most of their time getting Carter in Foreign journalists and diplomats of showers south Saturday night and Sunday. Lows 60 to Jordan and Moore especially are records are available here except in Day, just as the Soviets do on May 1 mous portraits on Tien An Men L j trouble with the people. Congress, who have worked in both Peking and 63 and highs 70 to 80. Vernon cin* detested on Capitol Hill. House an occasional hotel lobby. But the and Nov. 7, with leaders standing Square of four quite European faces NEWOMLCANS and assorted Democratic politicians Moscow find the Chinese capital New Hampshire; Partly sunny Saturday. Chance of ROUUS F «l I Speaker Tip O'Neill met Jordan for tourist finds more interesting things high on a balcony just like the — Lenin, Marx, Engels and Stalin, showers south late in the day. Highs 80 to 85. Fair north Carter needs on his side if lie hopes to more relaxed. the first time two days after Carter’s to buy in China including antique fur­ Bolhsheviks. Not even de-Stalinized Moscow can and clouding up with chance of showers south Saturday Absent here is the restrictive, cold CINE 1 Comedy 8H LOOK AT ALL THE win re-election. TV speech. O’Neill calls Jordan The Chinese have stopped those match that. night and Sunday. Lows 60 to 65 and highs near 80. Hew NUTS in Young | niture, textiles, luggage and shoes He should have fired Hamilton Jor­ war atmosphere of Moscow that spectacles as being very un-Chinese (Z3* FronktnoMn “Hannibal Jerkin.” Moore's tenure and many more handicrafts. UFlWCATHEfl rOTOCAIT 9 dan. Instead, characteristically, he gives foreign residents a seige men­ ^ IL L MURRAY Morty Foldmon I in his sensitive job has been one long The Chinese also provide better, 2 Q — n Wtidor named Jordan his chief of staff and tality. Those in Peking at this point in For period ending 7 p.m. 7/28/79. Showers and series of goofs; for a time he was newer and more attractive housing, MoOtUno Kohn I made it clear that henceforth the history have an exhilarating feeling thunderstorms are expected Saturday in portions of the banned from O’Neill’s office. although the older buildings for byDongSnqnl IWIPIV 9 voice of Hamilton Jordan would of change and optimism. Both people SCOOPS lower Mississippi Valley as well as the Ohio and Some “new■' Jimmy Carter. Like foreigners suffer leaky sewer pipes Tennessee Valley, while mostly fair weather is expected Connecticut Weather speak the words of President Carter. and officials are more friendly in M«l Brook* Richard Nixon before him, he has and doubtful electric wiring. WERE IS A 5/iWLl PDSSIWUIY TUfRE elsewhere Saturday partly sunny and warm with highs well into A Franklin — or a Theodore China, at least during the present CINE 2 -Y o u n g withdrawn into his inner, ”ol’ boy” In both capitals the loney feeling of (WULP K SOME ROlLllW POWER the 80s. Saturday night variable cloudiness with a chance Roosevelt would have swept clean thaw. circle and hung a "No Admittance” being cut off from the outside world PlACKOUrS THIS SUMMER... of showers. Lows 64 to 68. Sunday variable cloudiness Frankansnl where it mattered, in the White In Russia, foreign journalists and sign on the door. He wants absolute is strong. with a chance of showers and thunderstorms mainly in k - House. diplomats have faced druggings, WTlTSHOULPH’TS E A lir Lottery Numbers loyalty to himself, not absolute com­ But at least one eats well here.. the afternoon. Highs 80 to 85. Chance of rain 20 percent But Carter in effect announced that slashed tires and communist PROPLEM. petence to get a tough job done. Fortunately neither the Chinese The winning daily lottery numbers drawn Friday in Saturday and 40 percent Saturday night. Light and from here on the Republic would be stalwarts demanding of Americans, revolution nor the recent “Gang of New England: variable winds through Saturday night. T H I A f P U “Why do you surround our country CHUCK COLSON Four” regime destroyed China’s Rhode Island; 0773. DUimiNOOANO with missiles?” U K i i i a A i N r great cuisine. Fine restaurants are New Hampshire: 1537. While the attitude of Russians t ATDU (Ki_^ Thoughts numerous and offer infinitely toward foreigners — particularly PLUS in film "Someone Cares" superior meals and service than the I love the thought of Christ’s second ready, we will be left behind. Let our Americans — is love-hate and com­ Mamhosler To Advertise To Report News to be shown July 29,9:30 A.M. minds be daily centered on Jesus — lamentable restaurants of Moscow. Hast llarilcird — Glastonbury coming. petitive, the Chinesd appear more For a classified advertisement, call One French journalist judges the To report a news item or story idea; eWLO «-f 1 My heart is thrilled when I think looking for His soon return. polite and casual. 643-2711 and ask fur Classified. Office Manchester___Alex Girelli, 643-2711. He may come today. If He does not wine in Moscow and Peking as about Evening Herald that this may be the year of the In Russia, plainclQ^es police tiours are 8:30 .i.m. to 3 p.m. Monday East Hartford .. Chris Blake. 643-2711. EAST WINDSOR come today. He may come the same: one modest, unassuming rs p s 327-500 through Friday. When (he office is Glastonbury .. Dave Lavallee, 643-2711 Lord’s return for His own. following a foreigner are easily US HO»,Tf ■, DRIVE IN h7i r;9 tomorrow. Let us be filled with new dry red and a couple of not-bad closed, classified ads may be placed by Andover...... Donna Holland, 643-2711 Judi Cochran Over and over Christ said, spotted/ Tales abound of listening i'uL’lished tlailv except Sunday and possibilities. Tomorrow is another THAT’S EAST TOR SCHLESllWER TD SAY... HES USEP TO certain hulidavs hv the Manchester calling 643-2718. Bolton...... Donna Holland, 643-2711 Gospel singer and composer. “Watch.” What he meant was, watch devices found in hotel rooms and whites. Ihibiishin^! ('(). Herald Square. P.O. For information about display adver­ Coventry ___Guy DeSimone, 649-9856 Winner of three awards from great opportunity to enjoy the While Peking doesn’t have OPERATING IH THE MRK. tising. call Thomas Hooper, advertising your Bible. buggiqg.sounds heard on telephones. Btjx r.9!. Mamhe'^ter. Cunn. 06040 Hebron ... Patricia Mulligan, 228-0269 blessings of God. I arise every mor­ Moscow’s cold war atmosphere, the director, at 643-2711. American Song Festival Watch world developments. Watch Only-a few journalists and South Windsor. Judy Kuchnel, 644-1364 CEMETERY ning looking around the comer of life first impression of the Chinese Vernon .. Barbara Richmond, 643-2711 In concert at 7:00 P.M. what’s happening to the elements and diplomats have noticed themselves Have a Complaint? to try and discover what good thing capital is how very Russian parts of To Subscribe .AT GIRLS the drams of the end time and its un­ being tailed in iPeking and no bug has — It you have a question or To report or inquire about special God may have in store for this it look. cotTiplainl about news coverajte, call To subscribe, call Customer Service news: folding. been found to date. beautiful day He made for pqe, and The sight of the Forbidden City, the Frank Burbank managing editor. 643- at 647-9946. Office hours are 8; 30 a.m. to Business...... Alex Girelli. 643-27H Q R a v e The clouds are lifting and the dawn Of course, Chinese police have no .3;:10 p.m. Monday through Friday and 7 Church Notices . Alice Evans. 643-2711 told me to be sure and rejoice W it complex of palaces with brilliant ,, 27U. rjesices CO Church of the Nazarene is breaking. worry that a non-Asian could dis­ Circulation ~ If you have a problem to to a m. Saturday. Opinion...... Frank Burbank, 643-2711 orange roof tiles, is. specta.cularlJ[T;’ Suggested l arrier rates are 90 cents AND Let us learn to hold lightly to the and be glad. appear In a crowd. And perhaps the regarding service or delivery, call F am ily...... Belly Ryder, 643-2711 WOMIN IN M.OODY 236 Main St. Chinese. Then the eye m^ves to ngp,? weekly. $3.90 lor one month, $11.70 for things of this world. The Rev. Philip Saunders, Chinese are just more discreet at Customer Servk.’e, 647*9946 l)elivery Sports...... Earl Yost, 643-2711 Manrhesler, Cl. An Men Square apro.s(i), the strei| three months. $23.40 for six months, and Pastor, bugging. should be made by 5 p m. Monday Oltice hours are 8:30 a m. to 5 p.m. If we are ready when Christ through Friday and by 7 30 am Satur­ $46.80 for one year Mail rates are Full Gospel Interdenominational Both Russians and Chinese regard One might be baefe In h ^ o w . available on request. Monday through Friday. Neale McLain, Patlor Nuriery provided PLEASE CALLTHEATRE returns, then we shall all rise to meet day. FOR SCREEN TIMES Church. Him in the sir, but if we fail to be "'M EVENING HERALD. Sat.. July 28. 1«79 - PAGE FIVE PAGE FOUR - EVENING HERALD. Sat.. July 28, 1979

Sunday Important Date For Center Church Dog Licenses to Adjust: Formula for Happiness AM AAM^MArvorinn /if a m_ _ and discussion, the congregation of present who are to assume VERNON - State law requires MANCHESTER -July 29 is a Manchester’s first church, Center Tomorrow, July 29, during the church’s 200th anniversary celebra­ Center Church has voted to embark leadership in raising the needed that all dogs age six months and significant dale, both historically and Congregational Church the answer at Sunday noon dinner. what he has done for Christians on tent, then erased completely. upon a building renovation project. funds wiil be dedicated to their tasks. older must be licensed during the ' B y Cliff Simpaon Divinity School who went into God done this to me?” was his currently, for Center Congregational On July 29, 1879, 100 years later, tion, the congregation will mark the both sides of the Iron Ckirtaln. Such Rumors seeped back that she was ’The church council has established a Patrick Kennard has been appointed month they become six months old northern New England for his first shouted demand at me as I responded “ Now,” she said, “ I can go back to the church’s fourth meeting house date with appropriate worship and Probably everyone has heard what adulation does not mean that I bold to with wild company in questionable Church, goal of $200,000 to be raised for the by the church moderator to serve as and renewed. each June and if a charge. His parisliioners came to to his telephone call. Few reach their my own church.” Both parents were It was 200 years ago on July 29 that was in the process of completion. thanksgiving to God for the generosi­ is often called the “ Prayer of my Protestant principles, any less places. When the shepherd heard project over a three-year period. chairperson of the Building Renova­ license isn’t renewed during that church expecting to hear a good ser­ 25th, fewer still their fiftieth, yet he bewildered, but found the explana­ 18 residents of Orford Parish met and After a delay of six months, a centen­ ty of his profound grace. Alcotolics Anonymous; slightly or that I agree with many of this, he gathered a few things During Sunday’s service, those tion Project executive committee. month a penalty is charged. mon — and they did. Next Sunday had experienced the joys of a 60th tion in a clipping from the newspaper subscribed to the Covenant, founding nial celebration was held. After more than two years of study “0 God, give me the courage to the Roman Catholic position on together, threw a smock over his ’The annual fee for a male or more came expecting to bear a good and a Uth - just what has a man the their daughter took from her pocket. change the changeable, various matters. I do, however, want shoulder, took up his staff and set out female dog is $7.70 and if a dog has right to expect? Perhaps another On the social page was the heading: give me grace to accept the un­ sermon — and they did. The trouble for the city to find his daughter. look at the AA prayer in the light of “ No engagement announcement to assert that there walks a follower been sp ay ^ or neutered, the annual was that it was the same as last Sun­ Day after day he sought in vain - changeable, and give me the above discussion may now punch printed wiUiout confirmation.” of Jesus Christ. fee is $3.S0. wisdom to know the difference. day. in slums, on avenues, and through the Chamber Endorses Parking Lot Purchase If a license was not renewed during Congregations usually have the home its deeper meaning: Can You Believe It Take Your Choice Amen." city. Then, he recalled how his ri^t to expect a different sermon "0 Odd, give me the courage to Doubt comes in at the window the month of June an additional It- appears in In a recent issue of the “ Christian daughter used to love to hear the porary or permanent loss of ad­ ding the sale of the property should represents one ot the parties in­ penalty of 25 cents is charged for a each Sunday. ’Ihis New England change the changeable, Century” (July 4-11, 1979) an when inquiry is denied at the door. MANCHESTER - The Town recently to urge the purchase of the ' different form s, shepherd’s call. Now he continued his ditional spaces due to the impending not delay the sale. ’They said a delay volved with the sale of the property. license issued during July; $1 for church was quite frustrated to hear give me the grace to accept the un­ editorial begins with this sentence: Benjamin Jowert Board of Directors should take the space. but the sentiment quest of sorrow and love sounding the reconstruction of Main requires while the Ethics Commission gets ’The Ethics commission will look into those issued August through October the same one five Sundays in a row. changeable, and give me “ The Wisconsin Evangelical A Parable of another necessary actions to permit the The directors cited the need for ad­ the charges. is the same. If my call loud and free. Finally, in one of prompt action by the Town. To organized and establishes ground and $2 fo r N ovem ber through When the deacons finally waited on the wisdom to know the difference. lutheran Synod made headlines ■immediate purchase" of property ditional off-street parking in central source is correct, prodigal the degraded parts of the city, his further delay the purchase of this rules would is ‘‘neither in the best in­ ’The chamber urged to have a new February. After that the additional him and asked if he had another ser­ Amen.” recently with the solemn insistence by Cottage and Oak streets by the Manchester as their reasons for and I believe it is, In a Highland village lived a daughter sitting with her dissolute presently available parcel of land terests of the community or the Com­ lot in use before the 19^9 Christmas charge is $3. mon, and was it as good as the one he that the pope was and is the An­ Manchester Parking Authority. recommending the purchase by the it was Rheinold shepherd who had a little daughter. companions looked up in astonish­ can only add to the cost of developing mission or the Charter Revision shopping season. Any delay, it said, Licenses may be obtained in the of­ had preached for five weeks, he The weekly chuckle tichrist, and don’t you forget it.” That's the assessment of the Board Parking Authority. Neibuhr who^^ Both would go out Over the moor ment. No doubt about it — it was her process.’ ’ would push back the paving until fice of the town clerk in the answered “ Yes” to both questions. I cannot vouch for the veracity of ■‘The loss of parking spaces within the parking lot.” wrote this prayer. It did not seem possible, but I have where he would tend the sheep. Most father and the shepherd’s call. She of Directors of the Greater Republican Director Carl Zinsser 1980. ’They then asked when t h ^ might this story but that was the claim the last two years,” a prepared state­ The directors also said the current Memorial Building, Park Place. My source is ’The Rev. Roscoe been reading the “Century” for of all, she liked to hear him caU the jumped up, flung wide open the door, Manchester Chamber of Commerce, is the subject of a hearing because he expect a different one, his reply sur­ when first I heard it. Once there was ment said, "coupled with the tem­ conflict of interest question surroun­ Metzger, pastor emeritus. The decades. It is both reputable and sheep with the shepherd’s call, soun­ rushed out into the street and into her who voted by a unanimous margin prised and startled them, “ Wlien I a staunch Baptist family who Blooi^ield Congregational Church, reponsible. So the above statement ding free and bMutiful down the father’s arms. Back to their see some results from the first one.” attended church regularly, con­ who was a classmate of mine at must be true, but how can any Chris­ wind, over the moors. Highland home they went and there Has a minister a right to bold such an tributed liberally, and participated in Union ’Theological Seminary in New tian make such an asinine comment She became a beautiful young ' his love loved her back to God and the responsibilities of the church’s York City, and with whom I studied expectation? after what the pope has done. I have woman who went off to Glasglow to decency. Community Calendar Expectation and result. ’The ability organized life. The daughter under Dr. Niebuhr. It has good marvelled at his courage, rejoiced in take a post. Her letters came regular Clarence E. Macartney to adjust the difference is one for­ attended Sunday School faithfully un­ philosophy and point up the his strength, and praised God for ly at first then slowed off to intermit­ T h u r s d a y “ Summer Pops ’79,” 8 p.m., Glastonbury Elks Club mula for happiness. Just what does a til one Sunday noon she announc^ Republican caucus, 8 p.m., Hebron Elementary School. difference between what we can Board of Education, 7:30 p.m,, Coventry High School. Field. father have a right to expect of his that she wanM to attend the confir­ Andover expect and what we actually get. For Parks and Recreation Commission, 7:30 p.m.. Town Insurance Advisory Commission, 7:30 p.m.. Town Of­ daughter? ‘The mother from the son? mation class in the Episcopal Church Monday example, once in Sprinfield, Vt., I 2 Hall. fice Building. South Windsor across the street. Her family was saw a mother drag her five-year old the husband from the wife! and you Town Clerk, 6 to 8 p.m,. Town Office Building. Coventry Lake Park Advisory Committee, 7:30 p.m., at Senior Citizen Trip to Banner Lodge, Moodus, Conn. shocked, but they gave her permis'- Gospel Concert Scheduled Tuesday out of a dry cleaning establishment, or me from life?The importance of Tax Collector and assessor, 7 to 9 p.m.. Town Office the park site. Bus leaves St. Paul’s Church at 10 a m. and returns at this question was illustrated to me sion, became more and m ore puzzled Democratic caucus, 7:30 p.m., Timothy Eldwards and in great exasperation yell, “ Why Building 5:30 p.m. Reservations can be made at the Recreation when a man who bad celebrated a when she not only went but com­ can’t you act like an adult?" ’This to a MANCHESTER - Judi Cochran, gospel singer, tyill Office. School. 65th wedding anniversary berated pleted the class. East Hartford five-year old. present a concert of her own songs as well as familiar Playground Trip, Mountain Park for grades one Wednesday God and his ill-fortune when bis wife ’They watched her in the Sunday Bolton In the same vein, I recall the story hymns Sunday at 7:30 p.m. at the Church of Uie Monday through five. Buses will leave from Naubuc and Button- Republican caucus, 8 p.m., Timothy Eldwards School. died diortly thereafter. “Why has morning ceremony and finally found ball Schools at 10 a.m. and return by 4 p.m. Cost is $2.25. of a recent graduate from Yale Nazarene, 236 Main St. Today Millbrook-Woodycrest Association of the East Hartford Summer Funfest program for children, 10 to 11 a.m.. 8 Women's Auxiliary of the Bolton Fire Department, tag Citizen Action Group, neighborhood meeting with town Thursday South Windsor Public Library. Miss Cochran recently won three awards from Uie sale. 10 a m. to 4 p.m., at the firehouse. Notch Road. officials, 7 p.m.. Elms Village community room. Democratic Caucus, 8 p.m., Glastonbury High School, Thursday American Song Festival, gospel division. She has been a Today Tuesday Redevelopment Commission, 7:30 p.m,. Town Office Zoning Board of Appeals, 8 p.m., Town Hall Rsllglous Ssrvicss featured soloist at Lamb’s in Manhattan for four years Women's Auxiliary of the Bolton Fire Department, tag Planning and Zoning Commission, workshop on the Building. Friday and has toured nationally with Lost and Found, Manhat­ Playground Trip, Riverside park for grades five and tan Project and Promise groups. She also has performed sale, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., at the firehouse. Notch Road. town plan of development, 7:30 p.m.. Town Hall. “ Wizard of Oz” sponsored by Youth Services Bureau. 8 Full Gospel Interdenomlnalianal Emeritus. 10 a.m.. United Worship Ser­ up. Bus will leave Academy School at 10 a.m. and return at Carnegie Hall and at Lincoln Center. Sunday Republican Party’s nominating convention, 8 p.m., p.m., Timothy Edwards School. (Saturday also) Andover Church, 745 Main St. Rev. Philip vice with Second Congregational (3mrch at 4:30 p.m. Cost is $6.50. Saunders, minister. 10:30 a.m., praise, at Center Church, the Rev. Mr. Ckipeland Tag Sale of fire department auxiliary, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., Raymond Library. Friday First Congregational Cburrh of An­ worship service and Bible study; preaching, 11:15 a.m.. Coffee Shoppe, Earlier in the day, a film on the prison ministry of firehouse. Notch Road. Wednesday dover, Route 6, Rev. David J. Reese III, Chuck Ck)lson, former White House staff member, will be Playground Trip, Bike Hike for sixth grade and up over Vernon deliverance service. Nartfaex. Democratic Party's nominating convenction, 8 p.m., minister. 10 a.m., worship service. South United Methodist Church, 1126 shown during the Christian education hour, which begins Monday the ferry into Wethersfield. ’The trip begins at Academy Faith BaptUt Church, 52 Lake St. Town clerk, tax collector, assessor, 7 to 9 p.m.. Com­ police-court building, 497 Tolland St. Monday Rev. James Beliasov, pastor. 9:30 a.m., Main St. Rev. George W. Webb, Rev. at 9:30 a.m. school at 11 a.m. and will return at 4 p.m. Laurence M. Hill, Rev. Bruce A. Pher- munity Hall. Town starts road treatment program in the Bolton Sunday school; 10:30 a.m., worship ser- Bolton son, pastors. 10 a.m., worship service; ’The film “ Someone Cares” related Colson’s continuing Lakes area. cice; 7 p.m., evening service. Wednesday Glastonbury Church of the Assumption, Adams 7:30 p.m.. Praise and Teaching service. Hebron Church of St. Maurire. 32 Hebron efforts to bring (3irist to the men behind bars. He is the Library directors, 8 p.m., Bentley Memorial Library. Tuesday Emanuel Lutheran Church, Church Road. Rev. Robert W. Cronin, pastor. Street at Thompson Road. Rev. Edward author of “ Bom Again,” the story of his own conversion Sunday Republican caucus, 8 p.m.. Memorial Building, Park and Chestnut streets. Rev. Ronald J. Monday Saturday mass at 5 p.m.; Sunday masses S. Pepin, pastor. Saturday masses at 5 and imprisonment for his role in the Watergate incident, Center Green Decication, 7 p.m., Town Band Concert and 7:30 p.m.; Sunday masses at 7:30,9, Fourner, Rev. Dale H. Gustafson, Judi Cochran, gospel singer, will present a Town clerk, tax collector, assessor, 7 to 9 p.m.. Town Place. at 7:30, 9:15 and 11 a.m. Coventry will be held and Town Council member Janet Maher will pastors. Tom Larsen, Intern; Rev. C. concert Sunday at 7:30 p.m. at the Church of Wednesday Bolton United Methodist Church, 10:30 and 11:45 a.m. ’The public is invited to attend both services. A nursery Office Building. Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Henry Anderson, Pastor Emeritus. 8 and address the gathering. 1040 Boston Turnpike. Rev. Marjorie the Nazarene. will be provided. Monday Town sanitarian, 6:30 to 9:30 p.m.. Town Office Parks and Recreation Commission, 7:30 p.m.. Saints, Woodside Street and Hiilstown 9:30 a.m., worship services. Monday Hiles, pastor. 9:45 a.m., church school: Town Council, 7:20 p.m.. Town Hall. Building. Memorial Building, 14 Park Place. Road. Wendel KK. Walton, bishop. 8:30 Trinity Covenant Church, 302 11 a.m., worship service. Democratic Town Committee, 8 p.m., Town Hall. Adult morning and evening tennis lessons, registration Tuesday Thursday am .. Priesthood and ReUef Society; Hackmatack St. Rev. Norman E. beginning today for classes beginning, August 3. St. George'# Epiteopal Church, Swensen, pastor; Bdilton Nilson, assistant Welfare Board, 10 a.m.. Town Hall. Democratic caucus, 8 p.m.. Town Office Building. ’Traffic Authority, 12:30 p.m.. Police Station, West Boston Turnpike. Rev. John C. HoUiger. 11:15 a.m.. Sacrament Meeting. Tuesday Salvation Army, 661 Main St. Cap. and pastor. 8:15 and 10 a.m.. Worship ser­ Tuesday Wednesday Road. vicar. 9 a.m.. Holy Eucharist. vice*. 9:30 a.m.. Coffee and Fellowship. Town Plan and Zoning Commission, 7:30 p.m., Glaston­ Mrs. Arthur Carlson, corps officers. 9:30 Christians, Jews Probe Sewer Authority, 7:30 p.m., conference rooms. Bolton Congregational Church, Repbulican Town Committee caucus, 8 p.m.. Town Public Health Nurses, 1:30 to 3:30 p.m.. Town Office a.m., Sunday school; 10:45 a.m., holiness bury High School. Bolton Center Road. Rev. J. Stanton Hall. Memorial Building, Park Place. meeting; 6 p.m., open-air meeting; 7 Playground Trip, “ Apple Dumpling Gang” at Cinema Building. Conover, minister. 9:30 a.m., worship Coventry Lake Park Advisory Committee, 7:30 p.m. at Recreation Commission movie, “ The Boatniks,’’, 8:30 Zoning Commission, special meeting, 7 :30 p.m.. Senior p.m., salvation meeting. City. Cost is $1.50 and a bus will leave Academy School at service and nursery. the park site. p.m., athletic field at Gilead Hill School. Citizen Center, Park Place. United Pentecostal Church, 187 Joint Worship Ideas Wednesday 1:30 p.m. and return at 4:15 p.m. Democratic Town Committee Convention, 8 p.m.. Elks Woodbridge St. Rev. Marvin Stuart, South Windsor Thursday Carriage House, North Park Street. minister. 10 a.m., Sunday school; 11 ______• /L- 1_____Ai.,.* esif nrav^rprayer fnrfor the Torah and the Chris­ Democratic Town Committee, 8 p.m.. Town Hall. Wednesday Coventry Wapping Community Church. 1790 expressed the hopes that some of Board of Selectmen, 7 p.m,. Town Office Building. a.m., worship; 8:30p.m., prayer; 7 p.m., By DAVID E. ANDERSON tian Lord’s Prayer, as well as Board of Welfare, 8 p.m.. Town Hall. Republican Caucus, 8 p.m., Gideon Welles School, Ellington Road. Rev. Harold W. Richard­ those problems could be overcome Coventry Preahyterlan Church, worship. UPI Religion Writer readings from the Psalms and the son. minister. 9:15 and 10:45 a.m., without reducing combined worship Nathan Hale School Road, Route 31. 9:30 Preabyterian Church, 43 Spruce St. Christians and Jews, both people of worship service and church school. to its “ lowest common New Testament account of the a.m., worship; 11 am ., Sunday school; Rev. R i^ r d Gray, pastor. 10:30 a.m., St. Francis of Asaiai Church, 673 “ the Book,” acknowledge and Pentecost found in Acts 2. 7:30 p.m., Bible study at parsonage. worship service, nuroery: 9:15 a.m., Sun­ denominator.” ElUngton Road. Rev. Carl J. Sherer, worship the same God, giving them a In a 8et of proposed guidelines dis­ Prince of Peace Lutheran Church, day school; 7 p.m., i n f o ^ l worship. “This makes joint worship both pastor. Saturday masses at 4 and 5:30 unique relationship in the world of cussed by participants, the two spon­ Route 31 and North River Road. Rev. W. St. John's Polish National Catholic superficial and bland — and, as a p.m.; Sunday masses at 7:30, 9:30 and 11 religion. soring groups stressed “ all prayers, Attend A House of Worship This Week Church, 23 Golway St. Rev. Waller A. result, not truly satisfactory to either 'H. Wilkens, pastor. 9 a.m., Sunday It is a relationship that has in the readings, homilies — every aspect of school: 10:15 a.m., worship service; 7:30 Hyszko, pastor. 9 a.m.. mass in Ekiglish; a.m. Jews or Christians.” St. Margaret Mary Church, Rev. John past often been marked by bitter 10:30 a.m., mass in English and Polish. Among the problems faced in any the service — should include every p.m., prayer meeting. J. (Juinn, pastor; Rev. Joseph H. St. Mary'* Church, Route 31. Rev. F. St. Bartholomew's Church, 741 E. animosity — anti-Semitism, person present” and that “ emphasis Keating, assistant pastor. Saturday joint Jewish-Christian worship are -nut m Is dadlcttad to liio IwlldhiB rt ■ oiqfo .stltttiisl y m Bernard Miller, pastor; Rev. Francis A. Middle Turnpike. Rev. Martin J. pogroms, segregation and mis­ should be on that which unites, that masses at 5 p.m.; Sunday masses at 8:30, such questions as what type of CIiu xS m w in warn to sao nwra fofet going ID t iw lr OMroli SMl I Uszewski, assistant pastor. Saturday Scholsky, pastor. Saturday mass at 5 understanding. wjiich points to our common heritage 10 and 11:30 a.m. prayers are appropriate, whetoer the masses at 5 and 7 p.m.; Sunday masses at p.m.; Sunday masses at 8:30,10 and 11:30 And while misunderstandings re­ I St. Peter's Episcopal Church. Sand in God and to our mutual desire for a Few wishing wells left. Those that remain are pre­ name of Jesus should be used, 7:30, 9:30 and 10:45 a.m. am. Hill Road. Rev. Bruce Jacques, vicar; main, a growing number of peaceful, healthful and spiritual served more by sentiment than superstition. AnEC CHMEY SWEEPS SMond Congregational Church, St. James Church, Rev. James whether the Lord’s Prayer is too sec­ CANDDS BY CAROL Rev. Ronald E. Haldeman, assistant to Christians and Jews are breaking out society.” UJi/hing UUell/ Call note about our *enlor cltlaen ipeciall Route 44A. Rev. Robert K. Bechtold, Archambault, Rev. William F. Carroll, tarian and what is essential for L Lots of well-wishers, though! They guild the day “ You Call The SkoU” the vicar. 8 a.m.. Holy Communion; 10 of their cultural and religious ghettos The guidelines also note that while pastor; Rw. James Emondson, interim Rev. Francis V. Krukowski, team providing a sense of worship and in­ with their cheery platitudes. Theyjust know everything We eliminate the rUh o j chimney fire* without a.m.; fon^y service and Sunday school. to seriously probe each other’s faith it is “ assumed that worshippers are 989 Main Straat, Manolwstor minister. 9:30 a.m.. Union service at ministry; Rev. Edward J. Reardon, in tegrity for each tradition? making a me** . . Avery Street Christian Reformed and religious traditions. prepared to accept the physical in­ will work out right — without their getting involved. 8 4 9 ^ 1 9 First Congregational Church, The Rev. residence. Saturday masses at 5 and 7:30 “ Our parishoners are seeking more Ton* Sampwl Karon BrIda Church, Rev. Bert VanAntwerpen, One of the most dramatic incidents tegrity ot the house of worship in, and Mr. Edmnidson preaching. p.m.; S u ^ y masses at 7:30,9 and 10:30 than a mere exercise in human Lord, grant me grace to be a friend — not a DAVD JA K S PERSONNEL 878 WIndaor Straat pastor. 9:45 a.m., Sunday school: 11 a.m. in such probing was the recent day­ which the service takes place,” Jews well-wisher. Give me courage to stand for something, a.m., and noon. relations,” said the Dr. William “ Temporary & Permanent Placement Sertlee" Manohaatar, CL St. Bridget Church, 70 Main St. Rev. and 7 p.m., worship service, nursery at long symposium, “ Jews and cannot expected to import a cross or both services. Weiler, director o y h e NCC Office on and to stand with others who share the belief. Prime 272 Main Straat, Manohaatar 643-0130 East Hartford Philip A. Sheridan and Rev. Emilio P. Christians in; Joint Worship,” spon­ crucifix into a synagogue since, Messiah Evangelical Lutheran Christian-Jewish Relations. “ We are Ulell-UJi/her/ me with vision to build tomorrow... faith to know it wiil 849-7000 CLARKE MSURANGE a g e n c y PadelU, copastors. Saturday masses at 5 sored. by the National Council of “ unhappily, these are too intimately Church (Wisconsin Synod), 300 come . .. patience to await the dawn. First Asaemblies of God, 763 Oak St. and 7:30 p.m; Sunday masses at 7:30, 9, trying to establish guidelines that 287 Eaat Cantor Straat Buckland Road. Rev. Ronald Muetjel, Qiurches and the Union of American associated with memories of THE EVENHI6 H ERAU Rev. Ralph F, Jelley, pastor, 10 a m., 10:30 and noon. w ill make possible meaningful pastor. 9:30 a.m., worship service; 10:30 Hebrew Congregations. pogroms in their history.” Deliver me. Lord, from the sentimentality of sim­ “A Family Newepaper Since 1881“ Manohaatar, CL church school; 11 a.m., morning Jehovah's Witnesses, 647 Tolland spiritual rewards through joint a.m., Sunday school. Not only did experts from each “ Jews are prepared, however, to ply wishing ... the polite indifference of well-wishing Harald Squara, Manetiaatar 043-1128 worship; 7 p.m., evening service. Turnpike. 9:30 a.m., Bible discourse; worship.” Our Savior Lutheran Church, 239 group talk about worship in their accept these symbols in a Christian . . . the numbing temptation not to get involved. First Baptist Church of East Hart­ 10:20 a.m., group discussion. ’The model service was prepared by MLLON SALES SERVICE, BNL Graham Road. Rev. Ronald A. Erbe, respective tradition, the group also FinGERALO FU N P i HOME I ford (Southern Baptist Convention), 36 Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church the Rev. Ralph Peterson of St. place of worship as part of Christian Lead me! To church . ,. conviction . .. commit­ 319 Main Straat Main St. Rev, Charles Coley, pastor. 11 pastor. 9 a.m.. Sunday school and adult developed and held a model service (Missouri Synod), Cooper and High Peter’s Lutheran Church in New architecture and liturgical art.” ment. “ Serving Alt Faith*" Manohaatar, CL a.m. and 7 p.m., worship services, Bible classes; 9 and 10:15 a.m., worship. for joint Jewish-Christian worship. “ Through such worship, if it is well streets. Rev. Charles W. Kuhl, pastor. 9 York and Rabbi Sheldon Zimmerman 228 Main Straat, Manetiaatar 843-2148 nursery; 9:45 a.nv, Sunday school; 6 problems inherent in joint a.m.. family worship. Communion, first “’hie of Central Synagogue in New York. done,” sa'id W eiler, “ Jews and 843-8940 “ Quality Ford Product* Since 1933" p.m., ‘IVaining Union. Sunday of month. worship have not yet been solved,” Christians alike can stren^en their Faith Lutheran Church (Lutheran It contained a “ celebration of St. Mary’s Episcopal Church, Park said Rabbi Balfour Brickner, direc­ linka with their own tradition and ap­ GENERAL GLASS SERVICE Church In America), 1120 Silver Une. traditions,” including recitation of FULL GOSPEL MTERDENOMMATIONAL CHURCH, MC. and Chur^ street*. Rev. Stephen K. tor of the UAHC Department of preciate the tradition of another Two Locatlona For Sorvloo:- 330 Oroan Road Rev. Paul E, Henry Jr,, pastor. 9:30 Vernon the Ten Commandments and the Jacobson, rector; Rev. J. Gary Interreligious Affairs. faith.” 748 Main Straat, Manetiaatar Manohaatar, CL a.m., worship service. Apostles Creed, prayers from each L’Hommedleu, assistant to the rector. Si. Joseph Cburrh, 33 West St., But those attending the session First Congregational Church, 67 tradition, includinK the Jewish 9 Ellington Avanuo, Roekvillo 848-4820 Rev. Alan J. Broadhead, assistant to the Rockville. Saturday masses at 5 and 7 Paitor Rev. Philip P. Sounder* Main St. Rev. William E. Flynn, rector. 7:30 and 10 a.m.. Holy Eucharist. THE KRAUSE FLOMST I GREENHOUSES minister, Rev. Carl T. Holt, associate p.m.; Sunday masses at 8:30 (Polish), 10 “Call Our Prayer Towai", 24 Houra, 848-8781 The Church of Christ, LydaU and Vernon HUE “ ITe grow the Fre*he*t Flowers In Town" minister. 10 a.m., worship service, and 11:15 a.m. streets. Eugene Brewer, minister. 9 Rorkville Baplisi Church, 69 Union MACC News 821 Hartford Road church school, child care; 11 a.m., coffee SPEAKS a.m., Bible classes; 10 a.m., worship; 6 St. Rev. Robert L. LaCounte, pastor. 9 By THE LORD’S GVT SHOPPE Manohaatar, CL hour; 6 p.m., youth choir; 7 p.m., youth p.m., worship. a.m., worship service; 10:15 a.m., Sun­ 10 Blaaall Straat, Manohaatar fellowship. Eugene ''.I?,''.-'. ■■ . 843-8088 First Church of Christ, Scientist, 447 day school; 7 p.m., evening service. Children’s Movies Back Brewer Bible$, Brlc-A-Bracg iVcic, Vied & Otd GI/U, Faith Tabernacle Church, 1535 N. Main St. 10 a.m., church service, Sun­ mlYio e tirst mnviPmovie was Rhnwnsnown m July at Se­ MANCHESTER MEMORIAL CO. Forbes St. Rev. Ralph Saunders, pastor. Sacred Heart Church, Route 30. Rev. Recordii Et Ceterat* day school, child care. Ralph Kelley, pastor; Rev. Michael By JACKIE MORELEWICZ cond Congregational Church on North 2 A Dallas furniture store “Largest Selection o f Belter MonumenU In 10 a.m., Sunday school; 11 a.m., worship Community Baptist Church, 585 E. Main Street. About 70 children and some service; 7 p.m., evangelistic service. Donohue. Saturday mass at 5 p.m.; Sun­ Have you seen any good movies lately? once ran a newspaper ad MANCHESTER DRUG the State” Onter St. Rev. Ralph Seguine, interim day masses at 7:30, 9, 10:30 a.m. and parents saw a Walt Disney film that had Nursery at all services. Have your children ? As a mother, I am with the heading, “Pre*crlptlon SpeclalUt" (Over 45 year* experience) minister. 9:30 a.m., worship, nursery. noon. us all laughing. I heard one little girl “ Marriage Insurance.” Slaoall straat Hoekanum United Methodist Church of the Nasarene, 236 Main St. concerned about the quality of movies that Complete Hotpital Equipment Department Church, 178 Main St., Rev. Uwrence S. St. John's Episcopal Church, Route scream, “ Mommy this is the best movie The ad explained that one Manohaatar, CL Rev. Neale McLain, senior pastor; Rev. 30. Rev. Robert H. Wellner, rector. 8 are offered for my children to see. Com­ 717 Main Straat, Manohaatar Staples, pastor. 9 a.m., worship service, I’ve ever seen.” That one phrase made all out of two marriages end in • Opposite East Cemetary ■ George Emmitt, minister of visitation a.m., communion; 10 a.m., family ser­ mon findings are violence, mature subject 048- 4541 nuTMiy. of the work involved in running this divorce, but where hus­ 049-8807 and outreach. 9:30 a.m., Sunday school; matter, and a high admission price. Oc­ Burnside United Methodist Church, vice and church school. program worthwhile. band and wife are OPTICAL STYLE BAR, MC. 10:45 a.m., worship, children's church Vernon Assemblies of God Church, casionally a good childrens’ movie will Christians, read the Bible, NASSffFARMS 16 Church St. Rev. Henry J. Scherer Jr. and nursery; 7 p.m., evening service, Aug. 1 at 2 p.m is the date and time of Manohaatar A ManaflaM pastor. 9:30 a.m., worship service, child 51 Old ’Town Road, Rockville. Rev. com e up at one of the theaters, but then and pray together daily, “House of Sport*’’ nursery. our next, movie, ‘"the Incredible Mr. “Eastern Connecticut'* Leading Full Service Michelino Ricci, pastor. 11:00 a.m. and we still have the costly admission price to only one of 1,015 marriages 991 Main Street care. Calvary Church (Assemblies of Limpet.” It will be shown at Cooper Hall, U m Optician*” Wesley Memorial Church (United 6:30 p.m., worship services. contend with. end in divorce. It closed God), 647 E. Middle Turnpike. Rev. Vernon United Methodist Church, South Methodist Church, Main Street and Manchester, CL Methodist Church), 110 Ellington Road. The members of the Christian Educa­ with the question; “ Can 647-9126 Kenneth L. Gustafson, pastor; Karl A. Route 30. Rev. Marjorie Hiles, pastor. Hartford Road. This is a good movie for you afford not to have this AL SIEFFERTS APPLIANCES, TV-AUDIO Rev. Gordon Gale, pastor. 9:30 a m., Gustafson, assistant to the pastor. 9:30 tion Division of MACC discussed this issue 9:15 a.m., worship service, nursery. the 6-12 year olds. A short film, insurance?” worship service, child care. at one of its monthly meetings. It was then 445 Hartford Rd., Manohaatar PARKER STREET USED AUTO PARTS, MC. a.m., Sunday school; 10:30 a.m., service Church of St. Bernard,, Rockville. “ Butterfly,” will also be shown. The Divorce at best is a 647-9997 of worship; 6:30 p.m,, evening service. decided to revive the “ MACC Movies For 778 Parker Street Rev. John J. White, pastor. Saturday program will end at 4 p.m. traumatic experience. Manohaatar, CL Concordia Lutheran Church, Children,” program that was started by Glastonbury masses at 5 and 7 p.m.; Sunday masses at On Aug. 22, 2 p.m., we have scheduled a Even secular marriage RO BER T I. SMmL MC. 048-3391 (L.C.A.), 40 Pitkin St. Rev. Burton D. 7, 8:30, 10 and 11:30 a.m. the division three or four years ago. counsellors are seeing the Strand, pastor. Rev. David B. Stacy, real chiller, “House of Wax.” This is “ln*uran*mlth* Since 1914“ “For all your auto part needs. Come see us" St. Dunstan’s Church, Manchester Rockville United Methodist Church, The demise of the original program was emotional scars and social associate pastor. 9 a.m.. Holy Com­ recommended for those fearless young 953 Main Straat, Manohaatar Road. Rev. Joseph R. Bannon, pastor. 142 Grove St. Rev. Richard E. ’Thompson, caused by the same unfortunate cir­ displacement caused by it. PARK munion, nursery for small children. people of age 8 and up. It will be shown at 049- 8241 M IL JOYCE FLOWER SHOP Saturday mass at 5 p.m., Sunday masses pastor. 10:45 a.m., worship service. cumstances that plague many excellent God would have spared us J, Michael Orlowskl Unitarian Unlversallst Society: East, Center Congregational Church (Woodruff at I, 9:30 and 11 a.m. Trinity Lutheran Church, community interest projects - — lack of ^ "Freedom River,” learning this by hard SAM T JAMES CHURCH 38 Oak Street Rev. Arnold Westwood, minister. Meadowlark Road. Rev. Donald McLean, ex p e rie n ce . “ I hate manpower.laavaaag^w «v The enthusiasm------and desire on program. 898 Main Straat, Manohaatar Manohaatar, CL Meetings resume in September. pastor. 8 and 10:30 a.m., worship ser­ divorce, says the Lord-” Second Congregational Church, the part of the division members was 043-4129 848-0791 Hebron vices; 9:15 a.m., Sunday sdiool and Bible At this time I would like to thank the Mai. 2:16. “ What therefore United Church of Christ, 385 N. Main there, but the division was also involved in TEAM MINISTRY class. people who.helped make our first movie a God hath joined together, St. Peter's Episcopal Church, Route St. Rev. Dr. James D. MacLauchlin, other worthwhile community projects, RENTAL ASSISTORS .Union Congregational Church, success. A deep thank-you to the Rev. let not man put asunder," Rev. Jame* Archambault, Rev. William F. Carroll K. Rev. William Perslng, rector. 10 a.m.. pastor. Union Services will be held at Rev. FrancU V. Kruhoiv*hl 1087 Park Straat Rockville. Rev. Paul J. Bowman, and when time runs out in the day, James D. MacLaughlln, Second Matt. 19:6. Worship service. Center Congregational Church during Ju­ minister; Rev. David B. Eusden, something must be sacrificed. Now, here Self-centeredness is at Hartford, CL Gilead Congregational Church, Congregational Church, for the use of the ly. 10 a.m. associate minister. 9 a.m.. Worship ser­ the heart of this moral SOUTH UNITED METHODIST CHURCH 288-8040 Hebron. Rev. David G. Runnion- we are, ready to give it a go again. building and to Rod Wright, Dorothy Brin­ North United Melhoditl Church, 300 vice. problem. Die antidote is 1225 Main Straat, Manohaatar Hundred* of House* and Apartment* for Rent Bareford, pastor. 10:30 a.m., worship We have scheduled three movies to be disi, Barbara Baker, Pat Felleter, Sue Parker St. Rev. Dr. Howard L. Love, Taleoitville Congregational Church, putting Christ at the core 847-9141 Call us for detail* on vacancies In your area. shown during the summer at various se^ ce. pastor. 9 a.m.. Worship service, nursery Rev. Kenneth E. Kmz, pastor. 9:30 a.m., Relsherl, Rosemary Donilelly, Robin of our lives — individually Sunday Service*! 10 a.m. and 7i30 p.nu for children 5 years and younger. locations. A donation of 50 cents is asked Wright, Donald Wright, Andy Furst, SABRMA POOLS WorsUp service. of each person attend, and adults, as well and together. Center Congregational Church, First Congregational Church of Ver­ Kristin Waite, Paula Browne, and the j o h n f . t h m e y Route 44A Manchester as children, are invited. We do ask that United Church ot Christ. 11 Center St. non, 695 Ha^ord ’Turnpike. Rev. John A. members of the Christian Education Divi­ Funeral Home, Inc. Coventry, CL Rev. Newell H. Curtis Jr., pastor. Rev. Gospel Hall, Center Street. 10 a.m., Lacey, minister. Rev. David C. Bowling, children under age 6 be accompanied by sion who all helped. And, special thanks to 219 Waat Cantor Straat, Manohaatar 849-9983 - 742-7808 Chester C. Copeland, associate pastor. breaking bread; 11:45 a.m., Sunday assistant minister. 9 a.m.. Worship ser­ an adult. Popcorn is available at 15 cents a MacDonald’s for donating the drinks. 043-1222 Rev. Clifford 0. Simpson, pastor school; 7 p.m., gospel meeting. vice. bag and orange drink for 10 cents. . s-i 'Vi-Af-n PAGE SIX - f v e n i n g herald. Sat.. 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Rirliard G. Smiley VERNON - Richard G. Smiley, 47, From Opening of 130 Huntington Drive died Wednesday at Hartford Hospital. By DAVE LAVALLEE “I don’t think we would have con­ Mr. Smiley was born in Worcester, tested it if he was going to show us Herald Reporter why and how he pianned to do it. Mass., son of Mrs. Kathleen Cort GLASTONBURY - T.J. Slocumb Smiley of Worcester and the late Maintaining clear dams and intakes Co. opened up its sluice gates on is essential. We just wanted to know Edwiti Smiley, and had lived in Ver­ Roaring Brook without a permit non for past 14 years. what was going to happen,” Spier He was employed as an engineer at from the Conservation Commission said. and three days after, sediment and Pratt & Whitney Division of United Spier said the firm is being asked Technologies Corp., East Hartford. toxins were released. to write a letter to the commission According to Environmental stating what it plans to do with the He was an Army veteran of the Planner John Pagini, the problem Korean Conflict. dredgings and why it went ahead was discovered three days after the with the plan without permission He is also survived by three sons, incident this week. Sediment and Richard Smiley of Manchester and from the commission. organic matter containing chemical Gregory said he does not believe a Gary Smiley and Jeff Smiley, both of toxins washed downstream to the Vernon; a daughter. Miss Linda permit is needed for something iike Smilev of Vernon; and a brother, banks of Roaring Brook on to private this. Alan Smiley of Massachusetts. property. “We had to open the intakes into The funeral is Monday at 11 a.m. at The gafes were opened at the building and to do that we had to Siocumb’s to clear the area around Burke-Forlin Funeral Home, 76 open the sluice gates. If wc hadn’t their water intakes which were done that, the s^iment would have Prospect St.. Rockville. The Rev. clogged at the dam, according to Richard Thompson, pastor of been going over the dam anyway,” Lisa Gussak, at left, and Bill Perry try out the pillories (temporarily) outside of the jailhouse President John Gregory. Gregory said. Rockville United Methodist Church, “This is not good for the stream in Williamsburg. will officiate. Burial will be in the He said his company uses the Rural Cemetery, Worcester, at 2 because it can affect flooding. The water for cooiing in the air con­ organic matter may contain p.m. ditioning unit and the equipment. Friends may call at the funeral chemical toxins which could result in Siocumb’s opened the gates so that home Sunday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 killing fish,” Pagini said. it couid put barriers over the intakes “The thing that bothers the pm. to prevent ciogging. To do that, the ... members of the commission is that stream had to be lowered and ■ Drive Carefully he did this without a permit,” Pagini cleaned, according to Gregory. ’The Glaron G. Fuller said. ELLINGTON - Claron C. Fuller, sluice gates are open now while work Vernon children are participating in the conducted each summer for pre-schoolers. The Commission member Aian Spier is being complete on the barriers. 81, of 209 Jobs Hill Road died Friday “Safety Town” course being sponsored by the “Big Wheels” replaced the small pedal cars said that a firm cannot take action at his home. He was the husband of “I don’t understand the problem. If Vernon Junior Women’s Club at the Center previously used for the program. (Herald photo like that unless it has a permit. I get a permit, I can open the gate to Mrs. Julia Vinton Fuller. "We have a concern to controi the Mr. Fuller was born Aug. 10, 1897, Road School. The children learn the safety rules by Pinto) let the material out. If I don’t get a impact on the stream. They just do permit, it just goes over the top of in Warren, Vt. He retired in 1968 of being a driver and a pedestrian. The class is not have a right to open the sluice the dam anyway,” Gregory from the J.A. Thompson Farm in without letting us know what he plans explained. Today and yesterday is recalled at the at the Gemini space capsule. Overhead is a Melrose. to do,” Spier said. He attended the E llington Spier said, however, that the National Air & Space Museum as students look mockup of the Wright Brothers airplane. Band Concert, Ceremonies Spier said it was not a question of material on the bottom is much more Congregational Church. whether he could open the gates. He Other survivors are a son, Elijah critical than the matter that goes said the problem is concerned with over the top. C. Fuller of Enfield; a stepson, John the firm coming to the commission Grenno of Stockton, Ga.; a daughter, ’The commission will decide on a To Dedicate New Green for a permit so it would know what course of action at its next meeting. Mrs. Judith Carrano of Rockville; was going on. two brothers, Earl Fuller of everything is complete," Earle said. closed at 6;30 p.m. Rochester, Vt., and F. Floyd Fuller GLASTONBURY - With a two- hour Town Band Concert planned, Earle said in the future the green Council member Janet Maher, who of Randolph Center, Vt., and five was the liaison to the Center Green grandchildren. the town will officially hold opening will probably be used as a ceremonies for the new Center Green recreational and relaxation area. Commission, will present a short talk A graveside service will be held to the audience. Monday at 11 a.m. at Ellington on Main Street beginning at 7 p.m. “Some groups may put together GOP Leader Sunday. small art displays, but there won't be “The completion of this Center Center Cemetery, Ellington, with the Green represents the spirit of Rev. Earl Mack offiating. After about a year-and-a-half of anything big, " Earle said. construction and $82,000 in federal Earle said Locust and Maple trees cooperative effort in this town. It There are no calling hours. represents a nice finishing touch to Students enjoy browsing in shops along the Duke of Gloucester Street in bustling The Ladd Funeral Home, 19 Block Grant money spent on the have been planted on the grounds and Reacts to Claims project, the green is finally ready for in the future more trees may be the Main Street area,” Mrs. Maher Williamsburg'. Ellington Ave., Rockville, is in said. charge of arrangements. recreation. planted as the need arises. According to Parks and Recreation Earle said all the coins that are William Eriksen will conduct the By CHRIS BLAKE evidence if he plans to make the Bennet Students on Tour The family suggests that those Town Band, which along with a wishing to may make memorial gifts Department Director J. Boylis dropped in the fountain are going to Herald Rrporlrr same hard-hitting charges he made special Alumni Jazz Band, will play two years ago in a primary against to the American Cancer Society. Earle, everything is ready for the be given to benefit Camp Sunrise for EAST HARTFORD - The ceremonies. the handicapped. for over two hours. Democratic Mayor Richard H. “The jazz band will be made up of Republican Party’s chairwoman ‘Learning in a Fun Way’ In Memoriam “Yes, everything is ready, but we Earle said parking for the Blackstone. present and former members of The Friday responded to criticism of the “I would say to him, ‘Show some ‘It was fun touring Williamsburg In loving memory of our dear parents, Agnes & are waiting for the arrival of some ceremonies will be available in GOP from maverick Democrat By BETTY RYDER make a woman’s hips larger and her Jean Marcel benches for the green. We are also Frank's Supermarket. Hebron Glastonbury High School Jazz evidence or stop talking,” she said. Lifetlyle Editor waist appear thinner.” at night when we saw an old drug Ensemble. We will have lights and Joseph Paquette by calling store, a kitchen of the past, and many We miss you more today going to get a new sprayhead for the Avenue from Main Street to The New Paquette’s comments “unfair” and She termed as “untrue” the charge But her biggest thrill was in Than we did yesterday. London Turnpike will also be closed we will be bringing the people a wide Students in Grade 8 at Bennet other things that would have fountain because many people have "untrue.” that the GOP has not taken stands on Washington, D.C., she said. "All of But nut as much as to allov/ for better traffic circulation. variety of music,” Eriksen said. Junior High School in Manchester happened long ago. Our group heard We will miss you tomorrow said they don’t like the current Paquette, who filed papers to put issues. “We always take stands,” she us saw history in the making, it was pattern. Other than those two things. Earle said Hebron Avenue will be said. are still talking about their trip to all quite thrilling. The Washington how music sounded in the past, Children & Grandchildren his name on the November ballot for As far as Paquette’s r^uest that Washington, D.C. and Williamsburg, and how doctors performed mayor, said Friday the Republicans Monument, the Lincoln and Jefferson the party not run a candidate, Mrs. Va. Memorials were awe-inspiring. I operations then.” Man Charged shouldn’t “clutter up the ballot” by Stuka said “the facts are that we are Bennet teacher. Bill EMwards, said Accompanied by three other running a mayoral candidate. his students were very enthusiastic don’t think there was one of us that The whole group takes time out for a rest in students visited the House of Representatives Uphill Fight for Nuke Foes running one.” left untouched.” chaperones from Bennet, the group MANCHESTER - Police arrested He said the Republicans have not about the spring trip and he asked chamber. “The operating license is the last She said it is not fair for Paquette toured the Bureau of Engraving, tee front of the Capitol in Washington. There, Santo Gallo, 20, of 119 Whiting Road CONCORD, N.H. (UPI) - The nuclear protest movement. raised any valid issues in the past 20 chance (to stop the plant).” he said. to “point the finger at us. ’That’s FBI Building and many buildings in and charged him with operating Seacoast Anti-Pollution League said SAPL took up the challenge in 1969 years. SAPL plans to argue that an what tnakes me mad.” the Smithsonian complex. while his license is under suspension. Friday the final effort in its 10 year when the Public Service Co. of New Joan Stuka, Republican “One of the most interesting places Hampshire first proposed the adequate evacuation plan has not chairwoman, said Paquette has Paquette, a self-employed plum­ He was released on a $200 cash drive to halt construction of the bing contractor, was soundly we visited was the FBI building,” bond. Court date, Aug. 7. Seabrook nuclear power plant will be Seabrook plant. been drawn up for nearby Hampton proven himself as “an ineffective Beach; the plant is located in an defeated in k party primary after Lianne Bolduc wrote. “We were a direct attack on the plant’s SAPL spokesman Dick Lewis ad­ candidate” by the fact that he has running a hard-fought campaign taken on a special tour and saw the mitted Friday the organization has earthquake fault zone , and the PSC is Chlorine operating license. never won an election. against Blackstone. board with the 10 most wanted people not been able to close down the plant, not financially qualified to operate "Why should we not participate?” People/Ploces While the Clamshell Alliance anti­ He has charged that the mayor has on it. We also heard a real kid­ but he said his group has forced the plant. Mrs. Stuka said. “Why doesn’t he ask Increased nuclear coalition has fought the $2.6 given preferential treatment to large napper's telephone call and saw tee billion Seabrook plant by staging “good delays " and has increased Lewis said it will be uphill battle. the same thing about the Photos by BILL EDWARDS “There are strong indications the contributors to his campaign and has guns that were confiscated from mass demonstrations, SAPL has safety precautions at the plant. Democrats?” bank robberies and murders. MANCHESTER - Due to the in­ NRC will approve the operating Mrs. Stuka said Paquette has run expedited zoning changes for waged its war in the courts and Lewis said the group will launch a them to write a brief report of their Bart Carlson enjoyed visiting tee “ Another place we vis'ited was the 1 w creased temperature of the water major fight next year when the license. It has never disappointed a many times for office and has never political associates holding real es­ before regulatory agencies. impressions. Governor’s Palace in Colonial Bureau of Engraving. We saw tee sources, the Town of Manchester plant's owners are expected to file license for any plant in the country,” won, "so who is he to ask us not to tate licenses. f 5 Water Department has increased the In a recent full page newspaper Paquette also ran unsuccessfully Michelle Michaels wrote "Our first Williamsburg. “It was a sight you money being printed, cut and advertisement, the SAPL tabbed for an operating license with the Lewis said. run a candidate?” chlorine dosages at all of its water for town treasurer in 1965. stop was at Philadelphia. On our wouldn’t want to miss. The gardens stacked. But we coudln’t get any free itself the “legal alternative” in the Nuclear Regulatory Commission. She said Paquette should show supplies. way, we saw Shea Stadium and the are beautiful and there’s a maze of samples. This is being done to insure a safe Navy Shipyard. We also went over shrubs to run through. In the palace, “On the last day of our trip we potable drinking water supply. The the Susquehanna River that the tee rooms are big and elegant and visited Arlington Cemetery where we increased dosage will not be hazar­ New Health Pact Imminent Nuclear Power Plant at Three-Mile filled with antiques. saw John F. Kennedy’s grave with V, ;■ i '- . ... ^ , W . 4 H dous to anyone's health. The contract was approved by the negotiating Island feeds into. ’’There were many small tee eternal flame. We also saw the HARTFORD (UPI) — State health workers will businesses in Williamsburg, such as Because of the increased dosage, vote within 10 days on a tentative two-year contract commitees at about 6;30 a.m., 19 hours after the “While in Philadelphia, we also Tomb of the Unknown Soldier and the residents may experience a bargaining session began Thursday morning. saw the Libery Bell and even got to tee blacksmith, gunsmith and wood­ changing of the guard which occurs hammered out Friday after all-night negotiations. craft shop. We saw tee blacksmith’s chlorinous, medicinal or earthy Jerome Brown, president of Hospital and Health “The state, after seven months of negotiations, touch it. every half hour.” fireplace equipment. The gunsmith All of the students agree, that it odors, especially in the early mor­ Care Workers Union District 1199, said the union finally addressed the special demands of health “In Williamsburg, Va., we learned was cleaning a gun he had just was fantastic trip and were grateful ning hours. Chlorine dosages will be rank-and-file will probably approve the agreement. care employees, who have the most difficult jobs in about Uie 18 century family. During finished making which is worth $2,000 to their chaperones and to Bennet lowered when the water temperature He said both sides had recommended acceptance in state service,” Brown said. “We commend the our tour, we went into many old today. In the woodshop, we saw them starts to decrease. a ratification vote. state negotiators for finally seeing the light.” houses. Many of us dipped candles Junior High School for making tee A military muster in Williamsburg included the Fife & Drum Corps, a squad of musketmen making replicas of chairs used in tee For further information, contact The health workers became the sixth group of Thomas Barnet, director of communications for made of beeswax and wrote on an trip a reality. and artillery mortar fire. the department at 647-3115. state workers to reach a tentative contract agree­ the state Department of Adminstrative Services, original slate board. Pens used then Governor’s Palace more than 200 But, perhaps it’s Jim Moriarty’s ment. But another 18 are still negotiating working said the contract was “considered in the best in­ were made of quill. We also went into years ago.” report that best sums up their Tasting ginger cookies made from Veto Fight agreements to replace contracts for 40,000 terest of the employees involved and the state.” a smokehouse and a dairy house.” feelings. He wrote, “I learned quite a While the health care workers were reaching a Michelle also learned one of the an old recipe and visiting stores that bit on this trip to Colonial employees which expired last month. had products that were sold long ago District 1199 represents 1,300 professional and tentative agreement, a state iawmaker was calling fashion secrets of yesteryear. “In Williamsburg and Washington and I Predicted interested Jim Moriarty. non-professional workers, including direct-care for a change in the way contracts are negotiated. one house, we saw a hip guard used to learned it in a fun way.” personnel in all state hospitals and mental retarda­ Sen. Michaei Skeliey, D-Tolland, said state CLOSED SUNDAT HARTFORD lUPI) — The case is tion institutions. employee contracts should be negotiated and setled growing for the Legislature to The union earlier had threatened a job action to while the Legislature is stili in session. override Gov. Ella Grasso's veto of a protest the lack of progress in contract talks. But He criticized the present system in which law­ bill which would postpone auto the protest was called off when the state agreed to makers appropriate funds to cover coliective emissions testing by one year to allow an independent factfinder to enter the talks. bargaining before any of the contracts are decided January 1981. a legislative leader The tentative agreement was based on the fact­ or ratified. FOR INVEinCRY said Friday. finder’s report, completed a week ago, which The Legislature this year set aside $39,4 million to Senate Majority Leader Joseph reportedly calls for 7 percent wage increases. cover state employee contracts, but Anthony Lieberman. D-New Haven, released Details were being withheld until copies of the Milano, secretary of the Office of Policy and a leter from the federal Environmen­ agreement were sent to the workers. Management, said the actual cost may be $16 tal Protection Agency which said But Brown said “significant progress” was made million to $18 million higher. TWO-DAY U S, officials had "serious reser­ in non-economic issues, including scheduling and "If the Legislature is to continue to have respon­ vations" the state could meet a guaranteeing services usually performed by health sibility in this process, we must consider legislation January 1980 deadline. care workers were not contracted to outside which resolves an impasse situation, setting time AFTER-INVENTORY The letter, dated May 21, said the businesses. tables so that we can allocate money during the bill passed by the Legislature and budget deliberations in the session,” Skeliey said. vetoed by the governor to delay the testing program by one year was SAVINGS BLAST "satisfactory " and resolved some of Officials to Speak TMNKSdVMG the problems in the original NOVENA TO ST. JUDE emissions law several evening activities at the EAST HARTFORD - The I Wy I t AOMia u ri M rtK . r v t STARTS MONDAY Lieberniuh also pointed out that Millbrook-Woodycrest Association of school to provide recreation and h iMa mN rich hi M n; Mr UMHi Hamilton Test Systems Inc. was the the East Hartford Citizen Action entertainment for local families. •f hw ChrW, WiM hriraMr If d lone bidder on the emissions testing Group has invited two town officials Kohan said these activities would ifci Mn iMv aNU pi*M|i h Nm contract and the company already to a neighborhood meeting Monday also help to cut down on vandalism in •I M i Ta fH I hM raaana Im In 10A.M. TO 9:30 P.M. had said it can't be ready in time for night at 7 p.m. at the Elms Village the area. AaHh al iq ba«t aid iMMy bag ha ihaa the 1980 deadline. community room. The group will also propose im­ fiad ha ifiai aab 0aal la aaM ta DON’T MISS THIS SPECTACULAR SALE! Topics for the meeting will be the proved neighborhood police ■y aaaMaaa. aa hi ay paaal ad group’s proposal to establish a com­ patrolling to cut down on vandalism ■fat pilltia hiialat I yra^ ta aiha / Manchesttr yaa laa taw ad caM ya ta ha b- (See your favorite Sunday newspaper munity recreation center at the and speeding and improved com­ \ Fire Calls munication between residents and vaM. for our sensational 2 page ad!) McCartin School and increased Sa tt r n Filhan, Ih n t M Maya the police. Manchester police coverage. a d O a b i" h W la e a t ha F ir ia i The group has invited Parks and Future plans for a campaign on S t M pray tw a a d i l ih a haaba y ia Friday, 12:46 p.m. - Car fire at gasoline and heating oil supplies and Examining the crack in the Libery Bell at Independence Hall in Philadelphia are from Recreation Director Fred N. Balet lU . Aaaa. TUi a a M ha a a r h M VERNON The Lincoln Memorial. Top Notch on North Main Street. prices and working with other and a representative from the Police haa la fai I hM hd ^ rapal TM-Cmr M Om iN CENTEII left. Matt Cusson and Steve Edwards. ■ (Eighth District) Department, neighborhood organizations will also paiaik M aaoa praaiaa lia T M lA IID Friday, 4:21 p.m. - Trash can fire EHCAG Spokesman Michael be discussed, he said. IKIL at 1031 Tolland Turnpike. Kohan said the group hopes to hold EVENING HERALD, Sat., July 28. Ilffll- PAGE NINE PAGE EIGHT - EVENING HERALD, Sat.. July M. 1979 ment. 10 a.m. pinochle^ students who helped in the • Thursday, two bus loads Aug. 27. I fyou have b « n return to the center around games and friendship cir­ kitchen. . left for Boston to see the ! thinking about It, come in a 5 p.m. cle gathering. 12:45 bridge Wednesday morning I On Wednesday we had 10 Red Sox game and the rest get a flier here at the of- Officials Disagree Republicans to Nominate Sills Ntwt for Senior Citizens games, 1 p.m. craft class. ' _ . . . ___ MA OOO F/\ r\AfTiA/.«.als an/l Cllle kart SSldsaid that HG he IS is CORC concerned relunctantly came up from tables for plncohle and the of us had a picnic in the flee, SObTH WINDSOR — Republican leaders in t r a d e tor adding $20,000 to Democrats and^ills bad Bus pick up a t-6:15 a.m. about the Manchester- 9. Romanowski, Dickin­ the shore to come to work. lucky winners were; John park. Schedule for the week: Renublican Town Coun- South Windsor, including the Board of Education met illegally. The matter B> WAU.V FORTIN Wally will be back Mon- Monday: 8 a.m. senior return trips at 12:30 and 3 South Windsor sewer son. Gleeson, Leach. Senior Citizens Youth Field It was even hot down there Gaily, 590; Bob Schuber, d ta a n Robert R. Sills will Town Chairman G. Warren budget ls now before the Freedom Hi Everyone!' p.m. On Planned Pool Site agreement and the traffic 10. Doyle. Giordano, Day July 29 at Center but it was a littie cooler 584; Bob Hill, 572; Gladys day so I just want to thank golf league at the E.H. be nom inated for re- Westbrook, would not sup- A t th e tim e . S i l ls - o f Information Commis- This is Gloria again with Thursday: 8 a.m. buses problems which will result Seelert, 566; Bess Moonan, the staff and the senior for, course. 10 a.m^ kitchen SOUTH WINDSOR - and that the residents Farmington, start the news for the column. Jaslowski, Lovette Springs Park from 1 to 5 than here. We had 15 at the leave for Rockingham. 10 electlon by two of his port Sills for re-election, justified the $20,000 addl- sion. from the opening of the 562; Jennie Fogarty, 558; all their help. social games. No lunch. 1 Town officials disagree on wouldn’t have the oppor­ preliminary drawings. Wally is certainly having 11. W otruba, C lose, p.m. health clinic and about 10 a.m. open outdoor Republican colleagues at Reportedly Sills has lion to the schodl board In announcing that he m assive J. C. Penney The Fishing Tip for blues Edna Farmer, 550, Bill Our buses will be leaving p.m. pinochle games. Bus the proposed site for the $1 tunity to use it. In addition, Fitts said good weather. Fredrickson, Petke ladies at our craft class. It shuffleboard games. No the Aug. 1 Town Com- irked some GOP leaders budget by saying that he would be nominated by two warehouse and industrial is scheduled for Aug. 7th. Stone, 548; Grarge Last, for Rockingham Aug. 2 at 8 pickup at 8:15 a.m. return million swimming pool It was noted, however, that test borings will have The first thing 1 want to 12. DeMartin, Hooker, finally got too hot for them bus today. mittee caucus Sills said, because of his occasional had toured some of the of his fellow council^r- park. The name of the ship is the 547; Paul Schuetz, 539. a.m. All those going to the trips at noon,and 3:30 p.m. which will go to the voters that in order for the town to be done to make sure Sllls said that Coun- “cross-party lines voting” elementary schools in town sons. In spite of the mention was Thursday’s Masse. Lumbruno. so they went home. Friday; 10 a.m. kitchen “ The inequities of the Hell Cat. Those who have The bridge players races, please be here at Tuesday; 9 a.m. bus for as a referendum question to be eligible for partial that the area can support entertainment. A young 13. Fee, Fitzpatrick, This was our last week social games. 1 p.m. set­ cilman Richard Ryan will One alleged incident that and had found ‘bat they ^?f£f:,S|Ws^_3aid,^J‘.« agreement (sewer agree­ signed up, please be here for meals and I want to bucked the heat and the 7:30 a.m. shopping 1 p.m. return in November. funding to build the pool, it the indoor swimming pool. gratifying to have the sup­ group of girls who belong Baker. Murowski back games. Bus pick up at nominate him at the supposedly incurred the were in need ® ® ment) must be removed about 3:45 a.m. as we will thank UNICO again and high scores are Jack Owen, By the way, we have four from shopping. Meeting with the Town would be necessary for the One of the sites considered port of three proven public to the SAM program put on 14. Everett, Castellucci, 8:15 a.m. Return trips at caucus and Concilman Lin- wrath of some Republicans repairs. This included the and a solution must be be leaving for the shore 5040; Annette Hillery, 4,- more openings for our Wednesday; 9 a.m. Council In worksession town to show that the by the Public Building servants. It provides the a terrific program called Monst, Bidwell. Susan Vermes for cooking coin Streeter will second W3s whflt some of them ceiling in the ^ym s t the found for our internal pro|Tiptly at 4 a.m. You will 020; Mary Sargeant, 3,880. Hawaii trip, departing health clinic by appoint­ noon and 3:30 p.m. Tuesday night, Howard facility would be used as a (Commission was the foot­ foundation for a unified ef­ "Free To Be You and Me." SAM will be having its for us and for all the the nomination. termed “a deal” between Eli Terry School. problems such as the Fitts of the Public Building ball field at the high school fort for the future of our Maggie Kline was the teaching unit. The ahnouncement that the Democrats and Sills. The action reportedly overflow conditions of the Commission, told the coun­ Fitts said that the selec­ but Fitts said that concern town.” director and cast was two fellow Republican The alleged deal sliced took fellow GOP council Avery Heights watershed. cil that the land between tion of the site for the pool that the land had been Sills, who is often Laura Gatzkiewicz, Carrie * council members will $20,000, which was to have members by surprise and , We wp mimrm ust mminnpcontinue mpthe Offer Good at the Wapplng School and the was important because filled in and would not sup- J " ™ ”® " ‘ naid the salary of a town put them in the voting described as a fiscal con- coniinue ine Thomas. Debbie Blake, A tennis courts is most only after a site is selected port the structure, 'i * Hp hI u Sfanner f r o K g e S minority on the issue, servative and the GOP Republican efforts to Robin Boober and Beth TheseCD))Stores: desireable because the can the architect, Itwin J. ^minat^tUiat area as a government budfet in prompted charges that the maverick of the council, mam‘a>nmaintain a stable mill Giguere. facility could be enlarged Hirsch and Associates of rate,” Sills said. Contributions are still in the future, if necessary, coming in for our fur­ and it is near already in­ nishings fund but we still 1135 TOLLAND TNPKE stalled sewer lines. All Stopg Shops Open Sunday 9 am»s pm have a long way to go. The architect for the What a hard working com­ CALDOR PLAZA swimming pool, however, mittee we have, headed by MANCHESTER indicates he favors the site Russ Nettleton. Another between Wapping School committee working very and the high school. Town hard is the drapery com­ Manager Allan Young said. mittee headed by Kay with Although it is necessary Nettleton. That's keeping (See details at your store) for the facility to be used Double your savings it all in the family. By the "supermarket prices for instructional purposes way. Kay is sending out an in order to make the town SOS for old sheets to be A&PIS A BUTCHER SHOP eligible for funding, used to cover the drapes COUNTRY FARM PORK SHOP FRESH CHICKEN SALE! A&P SMOKED HAM SALE! Edward Havens, when they are finished as >x F ClIUCItWMBUS STIAKS U* i* lrl Ciitiom Cut to your Order kilo Chop$, puuvooonD Democratic council self service deli Topquahly at Stop&S9ipp with they will not be hung up un­ YOURCHOICB meats lex summer eating! Rottlt or Countnr Stfh Spar* Rlb$ (2% to Smoked Ha member, said he favors til after the painting id placing the massive pool S iM .) sone. WHOLE •rTOFKAK structure on property C hild M ild By the way, many of our M F CHUCK MNaEIS located at Nevers and Sand DouUe Manniactuter’s Coupons volunteers have reached o rlO X -0 StietddefReiatB Hill roads. Does not apply to Cigarettes, Milk, Beer or items Prohibited by Law. • the 50 hour mark already SHANK KEF MB«CU8T0M CUT The land on Sand Hill Limit One Instant and One Regular Coffee Coupon per Family. Good thru Sat. Aug J TO OROCR*«OWUt8 so they do not have to sign Road is owned by the town in many more. Pauline IUi(Nn,*itwrtakw, WH0LEn”^ n w iii]$ O 6 9 and was once suggested as 1 pound pkg Maynard, Russ and Kay Pork LoirM Ctr„ 2 SMdr., 2 Sirloin End Chops IVIWIW* RIB EYES O ■> a possible site for the new Bologna M eat M.39 Nettleton, Ernie Irwin, ASSORTED SmokeTl Hams BCmESS (FORhGLY O a MONCO) t#M O library. Weiners ‘1.59, Mike Haberern, Vi Dion, PORK CHOPS 1 Havens said that the • QUARTERED F U U Y COOKED Rib Eye Steaks 3 ^ Meat Bologna'^i^?,"" ‘1.39 L ALL TOni Pouech, Gene Enrico, PorkLoln Nevers-Sand Hill site is Connecticut Stores. Steffie Mattice, Joe (Water Added) Oscar Mayer Bacon ‘ 1.59 CENTER CUT S4S SPLIT FRYERS KEF TOP LOM-CUtTOM CUT TO ORDER preferable for the pool I60Z. pkg. Sunshine Wide or Broad Karveli, Dot Brass and RIB o r LOIN CHOPS 1 with Part FORMERLY SHELL SMLOM STRMS-MNE M because the town has some ^ F r a n k s 51b. b o x "'.J.?' ‘6.99 Dorn Anastasio. We know AnnPm(AtP1lt).pkg.t1.29l • LEG QTRS. of Back lb. IRTION WH0LEz?^riii?,$O49 recreational facilities Stop & Shop ‘Big Eye” Pork Sale! there are many more near there already and the K fte p y SLICED BACON T 17 to 22 lbs. Average TOPLOtKiVMwfZ w comer deli Everytlwig B there but we haven’t had a property has bmn targeted See the difference in Pork Shoukfer-Water Added-Lean & Trimmedned CUT UP FRYERS Borc-IN S#MO sliced & packaged to order chance to tabulate them. Colonial Master-4 to 6 lbs. for recreational develop­ meatiness...savethe C rae' ttoodles Tickets are going very SMOKED PICNICS T RDASTERSr»>'.°cSi WHOLE Sheii Strip Steaks ™ ment. Avalable r slopes leatixpg a service dea difference in price! Assorted Fteg.or well for our bingo to be With I 11 M U C rULLY COOKED tfCQBSaSQBtt The Board of Education D om estic held at St. Bridget’s RREAST QTRS. Wings lb. H A m o (WattrAddtd) lb. has drafted an agreement Unsaited church. If you buy your AVML.WIILMT.IWMH t r S M 1 2 4 ANY -SIZE PKG.-FRESH ANY SIZE PKG.-FRESH CENTER SUCES-HAM BONELESS-THIN CUT-HAM in which the school board Hai$$ Progresso Salad Progresso Peppers w 5ft tickets early you get six FPaesH would construct the pool bingo cards and have a mmm Chicken s ^ g Steaks Breakfast M UtT SectonedS ProgressoBeans^ i%2'2 Spaghetti Sauce ^Si^Sft Chicken c O complex and lease it to the PLir ‘.l-.V y UlOTIOCW' chance to win the door • t ! • f ! a«CRiMicoNraMsaias.MCHoai Formed 1 Y » Legs Owl lb. Breasts I ib or Roasts Siices «itM»wa>w<»ai Ptiacaia. town for $1 a year. The PoikGlioiis prize, if you buy them at WeaaW'6ittwOkipeit"Wiftiiliet Stop& Shofv Welch's Jam or AAP (Beel Fnnks 11b. pkg. S1.39I , t^ 9 Q Frozen-l'/tto2lba. Colonial (Fenway Beet Franks to. T9). f,t-|59 town would then maintain Am erican C heese 99. ^ Vs Center Chops the door, you just get three pibhmbatterm .*; the pool and could use it CORNISH HENS ; FENWAY FRANKS Turkey B reast ‘4.49k cards. The date of the MEAT FRANKS ^ 79 when the school depart­ Vs Blade Chops To m a to Baked Meat Loaf 4 v»r 1 . 99k bingo is July 31st and the ment didn’t need it. Va Sirloin Chops tickets are two dollars. Although residents Ham Salad **.» $ Srtx 1 . 9 ft K o ld w p The Las Vegas night is agreed at a public hearing Potato Salad 49t Enpy these meaty chops brushed with barbecue sauce Aug. 10th and Russ is still that such recreational Custards 8ft 32 oz-t MORTON4ROZEN ANN PAGE aWEETHEART-ailCH and gniled slowly. looking for dealers. This a facilities are needed in jar fun night with a buffet and South Windsor, some our kitchen Delicious foods! Lean sd O Q $100 worth of play money. CRANBERRY JUICE FRIED CHICKEN TOMATO KETCHUP PAPER PLATES expressed concern that the Countrystyle Pork Ribs Meaty I , ^ 9 ib The tickets are just $4. pool would be used "most Sweet Pickles v,, 9ft Roasted or Barbecue Style (Thin Sliced * 1 C Q D ill S pears 6 ft General M ills Bugles ,.5 ft Last Monday we signed of the time bv the schools" Center Cut Pork Chops $l89(b) I .Ovyr up for a trip to Hunter Glad Stop & Shop Mountain in the Catskills to IGhidttii Boneless Pork Sirloin Cutlets ' 1.89. the Polka Festival. We ilWhite Gem" *4 have a few openings left so ’ Tasty seived T r a t i i T Gallon if you are interested, come hot Of edd on in. The price is $10. INSTANT MIX BRICK OVEN BAKED Cole Slaw 55' Stop & Shop “Great Beef USDA Choice DELTA ^ B l o a d i Last Friday we had 60 MJiib I ManchMttr ] Cheese Pizza . .. 1.09 playing bingo and in the Hi-C LemonadeT^I” Friend’s BeansP49^ LPubUc Rtcordt French Bread Pizza 1.19 afternoon 12 tables playing PAPER NAPKINS J package” WHITE BREAD FOR GREAT ICED TEA setback, with the following A ^ R o u n d * ^ of 10 ' Fresh from the pier* •nvalopa ' Warranly HreHa Sy s e a f o o d winders: Floyd Post, 136; ______, ___ ... vD.»k.ljr M op & G lo Polish If pkg. Ritz Crackers°»? 69* Ansaldi Heights Inc. to Francis Fike, 127; Bob Nestea Mix Dermassage Liquid Schubert, 127; Paul Marie C. lavecchia, Vanity Fair Tissue ‘ '‘iST,i.!'i;^’’” 85' MIX OR MATCH-GREEN GIANT property at 56 Timrod ^ l ^ R o a s t A Schuetz, 127; AdaRojas, * FrediCod 125; Catherine Cappuccio, Sunshine uydrox 99* 39 Road, ^ .6 0 conveyance frozen foods Great buys to make summer eating easy! 124; John Phelps, 121; Corn tax. F m e ts * Beef Round TipTId Steak USOA Choice ^2.1 a GREENvin«« GIANT-SLICED w.or WHOLE™..aE KEEBLER-CRACKERS — wwab George W. Saulnier and Baked, tx a l or deep try Oscar Cappuccio, 118; Paul ^2.sa Chicken, Beef, Turkey or 9 ounce package Fish, Ottone, 117; Bill Stone, ORANQfJUICE 30a OFF LABEL Hilda J. Saulnier to Kristi Sirloin Steak Beef Shell Loin ox^ Kurrikoff, property at 42-44 Fresh Bluefish ‘1.9ft Macaronis Cheese Fillet of Sole or Flounder 115; Martha LaBate, 115; Mushrooms V 55^ Honey Grahamsr79^ Mush Washington St., $62,000. pressed Haddock 1 4ft ------Buy Beef The Whole Way and Save!------Mike DeSimone. 115, ■ 1 ^ TROPICANA COLONNA KEEBLER-CRACKERS FAB DETERSENT On Monday morning we Trade name TasteCySea played Bingo and in the Able Aids Inc. now doing k^rozen meats Super buys' ) USOA CHOICE afternoon played pinochle Bread Crumbs”»79 Cinnamon Crisp“.;;79 business at Abie Center for WhofeBeeE 5-65 lbs. with the following top CORONETDELTA Personal Development at 1 lb. p k g Barber Brand lb MR. CRAB 317A Green Road. Filet Mignon scorers: Helen Gavella, = o ? f Marc S. Davis of 9 Stuffed Chicken Tendeiloin Untrimmed 850; George Last, 811; Bill pkgs.^H Crab Meat *1^* Facial Tissue x3 9 * Spruce St., Rockville, now Stone, 803; Bob Hill. 795; doing business in Breast *^S9 Edna Farmer. 777; Fritz PotatoCrisperscv.il, 2'."-.r89 Cheese Pizza 9ft Manchester as D and G A gourmet entree' ^ ^ m 4 S Wilkinson. 776; John Com on the C ob 7 ft Veal Parmigian "tc s r ‘1.29 Tube Steaks. Kluck, 774; John Gaily, ^hickenTeri- Yaki .'y,:. ‘2.79 766; Hans Frederickson, Building permit* Sun G lory Stop & Shop George Marlow for The 761; Ruth Search, 760; BiWAKSTONE ^bakery Quality baked g> Icarton 850. pkg. of 8 Combination Pack Campbell. 42; E. Everett, BARTLETT, WHITE f X - 7 9 Charles Schiavetti for 43; N. Lasher, 44; I. Gart- H^-Hall Gallon-Asst. Flavors g ^n g Apple Pie 99 noou-1 Ib. cont. *9 A 4 David Malinowski, bow Mortons Honey Buns 5ft Hendries Popsicles 79 side. 45; J. Lovett, 46; H. NU FORM ICE MILK T " window at 29 Auburn St.. CountrystyleOonuts69 Ground Beef And Hydrat^ Toasties 2 ,*,?‘ 1 Frozen Yogurt r'.;' ” , 5 f t ^ Leach. 46; E. Scott, 46; COTTAGE CHEESE 7 9 PEARS POTATOES IA.K- »*VLr*'*r Hendries-All Natural „ , 8470 $800. Low Net: E Anderson, 31; Ind.Wrap.-WhIte or .Colored TextinedVeeetalileleeCaUeProtein MIXED MELONS ICECREAM 1 Tilo Co. Inc. for Edna Stop A Shop Variety dairy Everything in our dairy case is dated for freshness B Giordano. 31; B. CHED-O-BIT 3®* CANTALOUPES PUm-O-IIAIM Lynden Farms-Shoestring Ruff, aluminum siding at Approx.! y Castellucci, 33; D. 3 pound A&P-WhIte or Colored Cheese S A 'IQ CASABA POTATOES O f*W- I 281 Autumn St., $5,700. D e s ju e n e s , 33; W. uuiae-PANcy Bf^adSsde! package 1 ? SHARP CHEDDAR Z*ib CALIFORNIA CRANSHAW Freezer Queen-Assorted Var. 1440 Magee Siding Co. for Swedish Rye, Caraway 11 Half Gallon Jug 64 oz. stops Shop Frederickson, 33. WEST SIDE ROHiReeN SANTA CLAUS 4 9 « Raymond L. Brown, vinyl Foursomes for July 30 A&P-SllcedProvolone or Sliced LARGE SIZE prBUC PERSIAN-CANARY Ib. 2 LB. SUPPERS T * Rye or 100% Whole siding at 28 Elwood St., $5,- Wheat 16 oz loal 2 » 1 O ran ge and Aug. 6, 1979: MOZZARELLA 69t 900. >\SmGlots lt$ 89t IH lfn 1. Rau, Segerberg, A&P-WhIte Cheese-Hall Moon ta \io Tilo Co. Inc. for Annette itH ' MS flavor, low in with a rich, Spencer St., $2,000. calories and high^ 7. Porter, Smyth, Gib­ honey-like’ flavor. I muI ta r d 2 k 3 9 ’ EVKEAOY KRAKUSHAM 2”* Charles Peterson, in vitamin C. fKrtnral'^^^Cuttage son. Miller Ann Page-Asst. Flavors m store Sliced $400 Builder, for Robert Bren­ free 8. Desjeunes, Secor, RATTERIES DUST PAR FRUIT DRINKS - ‘ 4 9 MUENSTER CHEESE Tfe nan, screened porch at 15 110 or 126 Color Print Rim Sun Ripened California Provost, Hadden Vallo-Cheese 8430 Country Club Lane, $2,000. Y o g u r t’^ W A X E S Meet Met. IMPORTED SWISS iZ. Alan F. Lamson, wood jane Patktt Bakety cent stove and chimney at 613 U 80Z. 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Breakstone Dips 'sr 5ft Swiss Cheese ‘1.29 Road, $450. - - . - n »X]»m$kdy VA.IWin) COFFEE CAKE .^ 99 Fresh 7 A * M ango803ivCa$italoi^ Ca*« I Onon CMm or Onion S SO« Crawn to 8 p.m. Save 184 • PLAYINGcards Obbcl PbtkRcglater Tapes AIM TOOTHPASTE Taylor Rental Center for Members are asked to Bee detaila at your local a m HEALTH SALAD 79ib Ronald Zavarr'ella, tent at A..q I bring a dollar’s worth of DONUTS 9prJ9* PRICES EFFECTIVE THRU AUGUST 4,1979 ITEMS FOR SALE NOT AVAIABLE TO WHOLESALE OR RETAIL DEALERS 128 Leland Drive, $220. fresh fruits or vegetables WE RESEHVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT OUANTITIES AND TO CORRECT TTPOGHAPHICAL ERRORS for the evening’s program. EVENING HERALD, Sat., July 28. 1»79- PAGE ELEVEN PAP.E TEN - EVENING HERALD, Sat., July 28. 1979 Gold Medal Comes Y e a r Early Zone Eight Stars Picked Donahue also announced the hurdle. Soviet Union set a world record in the Selection of the American runners-up diamond. his official certificate will show schedule for the Zone Eight playoffs, The Zone Eight champ advances to MOSCOW (UPI) - The gold “That was only the second time 1 women’s 400-meter hurdles with a Legion Zone Eight All-Star forever a time of 45.10. which will determine who represents medal came a year too early ever ran the hurdles,” said Vinson, time of 54.78, and Russian Constantin baseball team has been made, the state tournament which opens “Hey, you guys,” he beamed later. Volkov broke Mike ’Tully’s world the Zone in the state tournament. The Aug. 10 at Palmer Field. It will play and the winning certificate had “Which tim e are you going to use in who will shift to that event after it was announced by Bob second place finisher will face the competing in the relay races this junior pole vault record with a win­ the Zone Three champ that evening the wrong time, all of which the papers? The 45.10 will look a lot ning jump of 18 feet, 2 1/2 inches. Donahue, Zone chairman. third place dub Wednesday night at weekend. “This was my first 45 of at 8 o’clock. Middletown is presently had Stan Vinson crying in the better.” .Tully’s former mark was 17-9 3/4. 'The starting lineup includes Mike the higher ranked clubs field. in the lead in Zone Three. the year, and it’s come so late in the afternoon and grinning through By now, the 27-year-old from Miruts Yifter, the 35-year-old Linsenbigler of Manchester behind That winner advances to face the Zone Eight standings thru games of Chicago has become accustomed to year. his teeth at night. Ethiopian dubbed “the shifter” the plate, Windsor’s Joe Baltronis at regular season winner In a best two- Thursday were: Manchester 17-3, shading fiction from fact. A few days “As I get older I can do the times, first base, Ralph Giansanti of South of-three series. The series opens next East Hartford 15-5, Windsor 12-8, Running what may have been his but it takes longer to achieve them.. I because of his renowned last lap ago the scoreboard at Lenin Stadium Windsor at second base. East Hart­ Friday, Aug. 3, at the regular season Stafford 11-11, Bloomfield 9-10, Wind­ last individual 400 meter race, Vin­ think the hurdles may be my race. I kick, won the 5,000 meters in 17:20.8 listed him as Edwin Moses in the 400- ford’s Pete Kiro at shortstop and winner’s field followed by contests sor Locks 8-11, South Windsor 8-13, son set a record for the Spartacade have sustained stren^h running it.” to complete a double of the 5,000 and meter hurdles, and Vinson did a poor Mike Freihelt of Manchester at third Aug. 4 and 5 (if necessary). Game Enfield 6-12, Rockville 3-15. Summer Games with a winning time Vinson said he was so emotionally 10,000. job of impersonating the world bdS6 . No. 2 in the series will be at the of 45.70 seconds Friday night, even if charged for the race that he cried Jan Merrill of New London, Conn., record holder as he fell on the last the AAU champion from 1976 to ’78, The outfield will be patrolled by after lunch thinking about it. Now, he finished far back in the pack and John Wakelee of Enfield, Manny would like the chance to match that failed to qualify for the final of the Poole of Bloomfield and Ron Lowe of gold in next year’s Olympics, albeit women’s 1,500 meters. However, Windsor Locks. Leaders Snead Ties Markt in another event. The top three pitchers selected “ I came to Moscow to get gold, but Karen Hawkins of Houston, Texas, earned a silver in the 200 meters with were Craig Steuemagel and Gregg this is a year before I expected it,” Bonds, Clev 24; Bumbry, Balt and a time of 23.06, finishing behind Lud­ McGowan of East Hartford and Batting he joked. Gregg Kane of Manchester., Cruz, Sea 23. Moves Two Ahead Tliere was other excitement on the milla Kondratava of the Soviet Union National League The reserves are Mark Zarek of Pitching Victories (22.66). G AB H Pet. track as Marina Makeeva of the Windsor behind the plate. East Hart­ National League — Niekro, Hou 14- PHILADELPHIA (UPI) — J.C. Snead, seeking his first tour Foster, Cin 79 285 95 .333 ford’s Mike Cook at first, Steve 5; Niekro, Atl 14-11; Andujar, Hou 11- victory since 1976, equaled the course record with a 7-under-par Winfield, SD 103 385 128 .332 Hurchala of Stafford at second base, 6 ; Carlton, Phil 11-9; Seaver, Cin 10- 64 Friday to take a two-stroke lead over David Graham after two Templeton, St. L 89 376 122 .324 5; Lee, Mtl and Perry, SD 10-6; Tony MitU of Stafford at shortstop, 94 363 117 .323 Titlists of the Junior North Division Hernandez, St. L Espinosa, Phil 10-7. rounds of the $250,000 Philadelphia Golf Classic. MBs Assume Fourth and Mike Huyghue of Windsor at 101 409 131 .320 Garvey, LA Ameriean League — Flanagan, Snead fired eight birdies during his Andy Bean, Bobby Wadkins and Tom- Taking the championship in the junior Bodyk, Christine Mazzeo, David Vitols, John third base. Outfield replacements Hendrick, St. L 89 317 101 .319 Breaking a 1-1 tie in the fifth inning with a single tally, Moriar- Balt and John, NY 13-6; D.Martinez, round, barely missing a potential my Valentine, four strokes behind soccer Junior North Division were the are Doug Sarent and Gene Lucia of Matthws, Atl 101 414 129 .312 ty Bros, added three more in the sixth in tripping the Glaston­ Janenda, Chris Diana, Jeff Larkin, Stacy Balt 13-7; Ryan, Cal 12-7; Eckersley, ninth on his 18th hole that would have Snead at 136. Bean shot a 68 and Windsor and Ken Brasa of Mazzilli, NY 92 344 107 .311 Raiders. Team members (left to right) Richards, Jon Boulay. Coach: Ron Wallert. Bos and Caldwell, Mil 11-5; Stanley, given him sole possession of the Wadkins and Valentine each had 69s. bury Arrow, 5-1, last night at MCC in Twilight League action. Manchester. Rose, Phil' 99 374 116 .310 record, en route to a 36-hole total of Front: Ken Harvill, Jim Sharp, Brian Har- Missing: Jeff Borgida, Lauren Giles. (Rec The Zone Eight All-Stars will face Bos 11-6; Wortham, Chi and John Schroeder (69) and Bob The victory pushes the Gas tripled and scored on Mike Johnson's Griffey, Cin 90 370 114 .308 132, 10-under-par for the 6,687-yard, vill, Cheryl Roy, Jeff Kennedy, Steve Koosman, Minn 11-9; Sorensen, Mil Byman (70) were in contention at 137 Housers into fourth place in the sacrifice fly. Department Photo) the Zone One All-Stars Aug. 5 at American League par-71 Whitemarsh Valley Country and defending champion Jack Ashbacher, Jon Riemitis. Back row; John Middletown’s Palmer Field in a 7:30 G ABH Pet. 11-10. league with an 11-9-2 record and 24 Ray Sullivan reached on a fielder’s Earned Run Average Club course. Nicklaus posted a 1-under-par 70 to start. • 93 330 113 .342 points. Glastonbury is next to last at choice in the fifth and moved to third Downing, Cal National League — Rogers, Mtl Graham, who shared the lead with stand at even par 142. 6-18 and 12 points. 98 377 128 .340 on Buddy Silva's single. He scored Smalley, Min 2.41; Perry, SD 2.64; LaCoss, Cin Bill Rogers at the end of the rain- Snead began play on the back njne Next action for the MBs is the game-winner on a passed ball. Bochte, Sea 96 352 117 .332 after completing his first round, 2.73; Shirley, SD 2.75; Andujar, Hou delayed first round, overcame a dou- Wednesday evening against Herb's Stevr Chotiner's RBI triple and Women’s Tourney Opens Today Lezcano, Mil 86 293 96 .328 which was suspended when rain Tournament 2.80. Sports Shop at St. Thomas Seminary Nick rarese's sacrifice fly Kemp, Det 90 334 109 .326 Goes Down Swinging forced a halt of Thursday’s play. He governed by A.S.A. rules. United Auto-Home Insulation winner American League — Kern, Tex at 6 o’clock. highlighted the three-run sixth. The 1979 Women’s Major Rice, Bos 95 379 123 .325 Today’s schedule: 10 a.m. —Fitzgerald; 4 p.m. —Silkey’s vs. Scheduled 1.38; Marshall, Minn 2.30; Guidry, Dwight Evans of the Boston Red Sox walks towards the out­ birdied the 12th and 13th holes before Glastonbury opened the scoring in Bill Chapulis was the winning Division Slow Pitch Softball Lynn, Bos 91 345 112 .325 PGA —Clippers vs. Stratford “ A” Verdolini’s-Stratford “B” winner NY 2.50; Ryan, Cal 2.70; John, NY field after striking out ending eighth inning in Thursday after­ picking up three birdies in a row on the top of the second but Moriarty's pitcher, hurling a six-hitter. He Tournament starts this mor­ Brett, KC 99 419 135 .322 the 17th, 18th and first holes with —Fitzgerald, Shalimar vs. Blue Jays —Robertson, Sero’s-Stratford “C” Tennis players are once again in­ 2.74. noon’s tilt with Oakland at Fenway. A’s won, 8-6. (Photo by Dave tied it in their half as Fred Flynn fanned three and walked none. ning at Fitzgerald Field and Molitor, Mil 93 381 119 .312 Strikeouts ble bogey seven on his second hole to putts of 30, 18 and six feet. -Robertson; 11:30—Sero’s vs. Strat- loser vs. Sharlimar-Blue Jays loser vited to the annual Insurance City 95 349 107 .307 Rotertson Park. Tennis Open. Entry blanks for this Meyer, Sea National League — Richard, Hou Roback) shoot a 2-under-par 69 and stand After birdies at three and five, ford “C ” —Fitzgerald, United Auto -Fitzgerald. Wilson, KC 91 313 96 .307 alone in second place at 134. Snead ran into his only bogey of the 'The double elimiiuition tourney vs. Home Insulation —Robertson; 1 There are games tonight at year’s tournament are available at 174; Carlton, Phil 115; Perry, SD 114; Ben Crenshaw, who tied for second day when his second shot found a Orioles Sale Near concludes Aug. 4 at Fitzgerald. The p.m. —Dairy Queen vs. Clippers- Fitzgerald and Robertson at 5:30 and the East Hartford Department of Niekro, Atl 113; Swan, NY 111. place in last week’s British Open and front trap and he missed a 12-foot field is composed of 13 teams. The Stratford “A” winner -Fitzgerald, 7 o’clock while contests will be Parks and Recreation office, spor­ Home Runs American League— Ryan, Cal 168;^ Joe’s World is seeking his second tour victory of putt to save par. He got the stroke winner receives the right to repre­ V erdolini’s vs. S tra tfo rd “ B ” staged Sunday at Fitzgerald only ting goods stores, and indoor tennis National League — Schmidt, Phil Guidry, NY 121; Jenkins, Tex 110; the year, fired a 5-under-par 66 to back, however, with a 20-foot birdie sent Connecticut in the RegioMl -Robertson; 2:30 -Shalimar-Blue starting at 10 o’clock with the last courts in the Greater Hartford area. 35; Kingman, Chi 30; Winfield, SD Flanagan, Balt 98; Eckersley, Bos » v .|O K To Redskins* Pre% vauit into third place at 135. putt on No. 7, and just missed an 8- Tournament to be held in Jays winner vs. Sero’s-Stratford “ C” game scheduled to start at 5:30 p.m. The single elimination tournament 24; Lopes, LA 22; B.Robinson, Pitt 92. Providence, R.l. The tourney will be is scheduled from Sept. 8-23 Play is Saves Rogers, who shot 65 in the first footer for birdie on nine to tie the BALTIMORE (UPI) — Baltimore Orioles owner Jerold winner —Robertson, Socialites vs. 21. round, bogeyed the 18th hole for an record set by Nicklaus, R.H. Sikes open to all and features men's singles American League — Lynn, Bos 25; National League — Sutter, Chi 22; even-par 71 to fall back into a tie with and Gil Morgan. Hoffberger is tlose to completing a deal to sell the American and double’s; women’s singles and Singleton, Balt, Rice, Bos, Baylor, Garber, Atl 18; Tekulve, Pitt 16; League team, but refused to confirm that the purchaser is doubles; men’s 45 singles and Cal and 'Thomas, Mil 24. Bair, Cin 14; McGraw, Phil 13. - Bad Times Can Be Funny Washington lawyer Edward Bennet Williams, it was reported Sport* Brl*(* doubles, and mixed doubles. Finals Runs Bated In American .League .— Marshall, Minn 19; Kern, Tex 17; Stanhouse, Friday. will be at Trinity College. National League -- Schmidt, Phil ^Chicken Golf’ Not Carlton Sidelined Deadline Extended Torhorg to Yanks East Hartford and area towns will 78; Winfield, SD 77; Kingman, Chi Balt 13; Monge, Clev 12; Rawley, Sea because 1 could hardly see, to tie the The Baltimore News American without major league baseball since provide more than 200 courts for and Lyle, Tex 10. I went fishing one night last week, PHILADELPHIA (UPI) - All-SUr NEW YORK (UPI) - NBA Com- n e w YORK (UPI) - Jeff Tor- 73; Foster, (iin 72; Clark, SF 68. fly on. The air was blue around me, said in a front page story that 1971, tournament play. Deadline for en­ and despite the heat, really had pitcher Steve Carlton of the missioner Larry O’Brien, acting upon borg, fired as manager of the American League — Baylor, Cal Hoffberger acknowledged that a sale The deal with Simon fell through tries is Wednesday, Aug. 22. The en­ I myself a time. That was a good time as the feeding orgy started to taper Philadelphia Phillies will miss one or the request ofboth the Portland Trail Cleveland Indians on Monday, will 92; Lynn, Bos 81; Rice, Bos 77; off, and my fishing partner released Sherk’s Cup of Tea was near consumation but refused to and Hoffberger said he would not set try fee is $5 per entrant. Balls will be and a bad time. The good part was Blazers and the San Diego Clippere. join the New York Yankees as a Singleton, Balt and Kemp, Det 75. Whlftleball identify the buyer. Williams, the a deadline for the local group to raise two more turns because of an injured because I caught and released five her fith or sixth fish. has extended the deadline for initial coach beginning Aug. 3. I provided free of charge. Stolen Bases STE JULIE, Que. (UPI) — Cathy Sherk, an emotional Cana­ president of the NFL Washington the money. But he was said to be right knee, team physician Dr. H&B Tool downed EMwards Real­ trout. The bad part was the loss of By the time 1 was ready there was submissions in the Bill Walton com­ Torborg. a 10-year veteran of the All player draws and court National League — Moreno, Pitt only one fish swirling near the boat dian rookie who refused to play “chicken golf,” survived three Redskins who has been said to be in- angry that numerous investors had Phillip Marone said Thursday. assignments will be computer ty, 10-5, and H&B Tool topped Levitt my glass loupe that attached to my pensation case by one week. major leagues, will work with New 42; North, SF 41; Scott, St.L 29; ... False casting to get the proper dis­ bogeys Friday to share the 36-hole lead in the $150,000 Peter terested in buying the team, declined pull^ out. “He has a contusion and sprained Construction, 14-2, in recent play. glasses, and getting good and damp The teams now have until Aug. 3 to York pitchers, the Yankees an­ matched by The Hartford Insurance Cruz, Hou and Scott, Mtl 27. tance, so I could drop the fly where 1 to comment, the newspaper said. it was reported earlier this week medial collateral ligament in his Eric Lazerin, Ken Saunders and in the process. Jackson golf classic with Floridian Mary Dwyer at 3-under-par present their evidence and until Aug. Group, sponsor of the Insurance City American League — LeFlore, Det wanted it, let the line shoot; and it The newspaper said Hoffberger that Baltimore developer Ralph right knee,” Dr. Marone said. nounced Thursday. He was one of Tom Donnelly were standouts. 1 had just caught a nice 11 or 12- 143. ....- .....- ...... — Carlton injured his knee Monday 17 for rebutUIs. Walton, the former New York Manager Billy Martin's Tennis Open. 51; Wilson, KC 40; Wills, Tex 26; promptly caught around an oarlock, rejected an offer from local in- DeChiaro would put up 34 million, inch trout while wading the The 29-year-old Sherk, voted the night when he slipped on a floor in the Trail Blazers' center, signed with the All-Star coaches in 1977 and '78. dropping the whole glob in an awful vesters Thursday and told them he allowing the local group to reach its Willimantic River, and had bent over world's top amateur last year by Golf clubhouse area at San Diego Clippers as a veteran free agent, and to slide the hook out of his jaw. when mess, with a c*lunk, instead of a this­ LPGA was “too far down the line " with $12 million goal. But DeChiaro would Digest magazine, shot a 74 over the another buyer, Stadium. when the teams could not agiw on ISetS Sign liatt my loupe ( use this to help me thread tle down delivery. No self respecting not confirm the report. compensation, the commissioner 6,343-yard, par-73 Rouville course, Hoffberger said the buyer would Williams, who has represented PISCATAWAY, N.J. (UPI) - The the leader through the eye of the trout would be able to find his way surrendering her three-stroke first assumed jurisdiction. through that line, leader, and fly the LPGA tour, joined the fight lor keep the team in Baltimore. such clients as former Texas Gov. Kelcher Resting New Jersey Nets have signed VKS4' smaller flies. 1 find the older 1 get, 1 round lead on the front nine. forward Calvin Natt, a 6-foot-6 , 220- glop. 1 turned the air purple, Joyce the $22,500 first prize by sinking a 9- The Baltimore group, headed by in­ John Connally. the late Teamsters SAN DIEGO (UPI) - All-pro OPEN 10-10 DAILY need to stretch my arms further, for “One thing 1 hate to do is play pounder from Northeast Louisiana, laughed and laughed, and this pound footer at the ninth, and an 8-footer at vestment banker W. Wallace boss Jimmy Hoffa and the defensive tackle Louie Kelcher small things like this ... even with chicken golf when ahead,” said McKinney to Lakers their first selection in the NBA draft. SUN. 10-5 and a haif trout impaled himself on , the 13th for birdies. She matched par Lanab'an, was formed early this year Washington Post, would be required rested comfortably Thursday glasses) fell with a tiny splash into Sherk, who tied Dwyer, who carded a “ We never thought we had a my fly, 1 still don't know how he did over the other 16 holes. when it appeared the team might be by NFL rules to give up his position following surgery for torn knee LOS ANGELES (UPI) - The Los C 3 c r ^ the river. After releasing the trout, 1 71 Friday to go with an opening round Lopez, the 22-year-old superstar of soid to a group that included with the Redskins if he purchased the ligaments suffered in a training Angeles Lakers reportedly have chance of getting him," General decided to try and find my extra eye. it, but it broke us both up, making it a 72. the tour, attributed her change of for­ Williams and former Treasury Orioles. But he could retain his 16 camp scrimmage. His wife was at hired Jack McKinney as their new Manager Charlie Theokas saiu Now, 1 was standing in water up to memorable time. One shot off the pace at 144 were MANCHESTER PARKADE tunes to a late practice after her dis­ Secretary William Simon. Some percent interest in the football team. his bedside. coach, the Los Angeles Times said Wednesday. "We couldn’t believe he my waist, and with a little quick Here's a classic, my fishing bud­ Barbara Moxness, who shot a 71, appointing first round. She had members of the Baltimore group Williams owns the Redskins with "He’s doing fine, resting a lot and today. Although no official announce­ was available.” calculation, figured I'd get my right dies like to tell. Happened 15 years Pamela Higgins. 72. and Donna ago. We were walking up to a new threatened to take herself off the feared Simon would move the team Canadian businessman Jack Kent getting a lot of calls from friends and ment was made, the newspaper arm and shirtleeve wet up to my White, 71. Treatment for Fidrych pond in Northern Maine, when we tour after that opening round. to Washington, which has been Cooke. Cooke, who lives in Beverly his family. His spirits have been real­ reported an informed source said shoulder, feeling around the river Bracketed at 145 were former U.S. came to a small brook that Hills, Calif., recently sold his two ly great,” a S h a^ Memorial Hospital McKinney and Laker owner Jerry DETROIT (UPI) - The Detroit bottom for the loupe, So I very Open champion Hollis Stacy, 72, Deb­ meandered across our path. All the Los Angeles sports franchises, the spokeswoman said. Kelcher spffered Buss agreed Thursday night to come Tigers said Thursday ailing pitcher carefully rolled up my sleeve, leaned bie Massey, 71, Debbie Meisterlin, gang circumnavigated the brook NBA Lakers and the Kings of the tom ligaments in his right knee to terms on details of a contract. Mark Fidrych will go to San Diego over, and started to probe the bot­ 72, Judy Clark, 73, Kathy Whitworth, EH Legion Paeed NHL, along with the building the two during a scrimmage Wednesday on The Lakers are expected to formal- for treatment at the Sports Injury tom. And the water flowed right except yours truly. 72, Amy Alcott, 70, and Sylvia Ber- teams played in. the Forum. Cooke is the UC San Diego campus. Team of­ ly introduce their new coach at a Rehabilitation and Research Qinic, down the front of my waders, and my 1 had spotted a log about three feet tolaccini, 73, GAF GAFSTAR® FLOOR TILE expected to move to the East Coast ficials said he would be out press conference early next week, Fidrych has been plagued by ten- shirt sleeve, shirt front, fishing vest long, that bridged the brook. Since 1 Leading money winner Nancy this fall, but a source said that has “ indefinitely.” probably Monday, the Times said, donitis for two seasons and and britches got soaked. That was had quail boots on, and saw that the Lopez, who shot a 76 in the first By LaPenta’s Bat 2 2 *.ch water was only six or seven inches nothing to do with the proposed McKinney spent two years as an attempted a comeback this year, but In your choice of gold or beige really using my head. On top of that 1 round, came back with a 70 that in­ AAo/tli ex# RAiluraillrAA Qnn fho ai_:___..at..:**. deep. I decided to “bridge it” on the Led by Greg LaPenta’s 3-for-3, 2-RBI performance, the East Orioles sale. assistant coach at Milwaukee and the the inactivity had caused muscle couldn't find my loupe. cluded an eagle and four birdies and stump. The log was rotten, and broke "1 don't think Cooke is the money Ryan to Return last three at Borland. deterioration in his pitching arm. I SURE STIK* A lot of people think because 1 am left her at 146, just three strokes off Hartford Legion baseball team downed Enfield, 5-2, last night at fairly knowledgeable about fishing right in the middle, 1 hit the water, behind Wiiliams, " the source said. LOS ANGELES (UPI) X-Rays of Tigers’ Manager Sparky Anderson ‘sELF-i^DHESIVE TILE the pace. Fermi High in Zone Eight play. Z 4 " I 4 6 ' and have been at it for many many but instead of getting my boots wet, 1 at the corners. Peruccio swiped se­ “Wiiliams uses other people's California pitcher Nolan Ryan’s in­ Basil Named Coach said he does not plan to reactivate Sherk, who bogeyed three of the East Hartford is now 16-5 in the Fidrych this season but hopes he will 2 9 * years, that I have to be some kind of kept right on going, and going, and cond and when the return throw money." jured elbow proved negative WESTPOINT, N.Y. (UPI) - first 10 holes, rescued her round Zone while Enfield goes to 6-13. Next Thursday and the All-Star right­ pitch this winter in the Florida expert. Knowledgeable I am. fairly goin, into the leaf covered ooze that home was high, Gustamachio scored. Ronald Bazil, track and cross coun­ SURE STIK® NO WAX when she sank a monster 40-footer at action for Post 77 is Sunday after­ Instructional League. adept at fishing I am. but a super was underneath the leaf covered LaPenta then singled home East hander is expected to take his try coach at Adelphi University for FLOOR TILE the par5 12th for a birdie, and when noon at 1:30 against South Windsor at Agreement Reached regular turn in the Angels’ pitching WHITE SUSPENDED CEILING GRID duper expert ... I'm not ... and the floor of the brook. she hit an iron to within two feet of Hartford's fourth tally. the last 11 years, has been named to Shea Park. Cappelleti Home 12FTMAINRUNNER1.79U 4 FT CROSS TEE ...65«ea 59.*.ch above mentioned incident helps bear I finally stopped in that cold wet the cup on t^e 18th for another birdie. East Hartford scored twice in the Pete Kiro singled, was sacrificed BOSTON (UPI) - Agreement was rotation. the same post by the U.S. Military Ryan left Wednesday night’s game FULLERTON, Calif. (UPI) - John 2FTCROSSTEE ... 3 S « n 10 FT WALL ANGLE. 994 aa this out. as does the following. ooze, chest high, and looked up at my Dwyer, 31, who never has finished second inning, two more in the fourth to second, stole third and scored on a reached Friday between the New Academy. dear buddies, who were falling all against the New York Yankees in the Cappelleti, the fullback for the Los 3 D F 1 remember one night on Sourd- better than second in nine years on and a single tally in the fifth in wild pitch to account for the fifth­ England Patriots and a harness track Bazil, the first black to be hired as zun Angeles Rams, left the club’s nahunk Lake when the green drakes over the real estate laughing. To operating next door to Schaefer second jnning after feeling besting Enfield. inning tally. a head coach on a full-time basis at training camp Thursday and were coming off the water and the make matters worse, they took a pic­ Kevin Hickey went the distance for Stadium that will allow the Patriots something pop in his right elbow. KITCHEN Dave Gustamachio singled, Chris West Point, succeeds John Randolph returned home in ■ nearby West­ trout started to feed like mad. And ture of the mighty fisherman, stan­ East Hartford hurling a five-hitter. to proceed with their scheduled Ryan was examined Thursday by Dr. at the Army helm. In 1974 and 1976, Nichoison rapped an RBI triple and Robert Kerlan, who said the veteran minister to undergo treatment for a GARBAGE here 1 was sitting in the boat with a ding in the middle of the road, with . Sports Slate] He fanned nine and walked four. Tom Labor Day season opener against the Bazil was named District I “Coach of LaPenta an RBI single in the second. right-hander probably popped some groin injury, suffered during a game windfloop thrown in my leader. just his hat and long johns on that Arena took the loss for Enfield. He Pittsburgh Steelers. the Year” by the U.S. Track and DISPOSER TODAY Gustamachio singled and stole se­ scar tissue. He will continue to be un­ last season with the Pittsburgh 30" VENTLESS Hurriedly cutting the tippet. 1 tried ■'fantastic expert" body. As I said cond in the fourth followed by a Dino was racked for 10 hits while walking The dispute had threatened to force Field Association. Lt'^ion \». Hockville, 5 — Henry der observation. Steelers. POST FORMED tying on a new one in the gathering this happened 15 years ago, but it is Peruccio single which placed runners two and fanning two. either a cancellation or a move of the 9 5 RANGE HOOD dusk. Each time I would gel the ends still vivid in their minds and mine. l*ark nationally televised Patriots' home s COUNTER TOPS UTILITY CABINET And they don't let me forget. SUNDAY 31 4 4 9 through the loop to draw it tight, a opener with the worid champion Our R«g 41.9S ° 2“i'S,** 1 4 ^ 5 trout would slurp right near the boat Maybe it's perspective and I.egion VH. Ruliand, 11 a.m. — Steelers to Pittsburgh. Contemporary design with 2- 3 ^ ® " f?.' Jal Alai Entries Heavy, gauge steel cutting speed fan, fully encloseri»i I toupaiaiiirl ifcwPtrta IR m t L lk o u c. '< 1 1:30 This Week in Basehull, Ch. Cain was eulogized as a Chris­ VOtI m R-Sw n ilaabMrHa 8. Javier University of Colorado and at Statehouse news conference with IZtCiMiM |.(raa»biMNal S . U lii I.Ba-lafierl S .lm x BATHROOM TOP TRI-DOOR 38 tian man and buried Friday IhrwlBlrei i f c M w l 7 . M b f M LPtte4aaia 7.Z4aiu LSerM Houston’s Booker T. Washington Gov. Edward J. King, an avid horse bAi hmu Rirr* LIGHT* FAN Rec Tennis Registriation 2:00 Mels v«. Cubs, WINF, Ch. 9 t Pihlwwr I Saba M lE m - M a tdnUmu LIGHTED BATHTUB with his sudden death on the High School, “belonged not just to his racing fan and a former professional 7. Hmgii-lmi t laftipwlM m FORTE EUVDFTK 2:15 Basehull Game of Week: l.O rteaM cm liaH**bM t Erawa IritaA 1 team’s practice field still un­ family but to the nation and the football player. SitoU-llvBi Itn—toMTT* j[atabia7abri l.M IC M t 1. tupbi Hwn COMBO MEDICINE The Manchester Rec Depart­ Manchester High. The classes will Teams to he announced, Ch. 22, SECW; UaaRit IZ A M r it a 4.lra*|*-Jiiier ENCLOSURE whole world.” I.TifflMrci IMIpu-ian LAica^wNa 8.Z*ak»{c«aarTi iAKa-OrfMCa ment is conducting a late meet twice a week for three weeks as 30 explained. UMuimei ilrtaM-iiMr S.lbaM CABINET Connors Will Play lUpiUih iw I ifMriS'Mcrl 7.Cir*a 7. hmsslm LEiscbia-SwM 4 1 9 5 follows: Monday and Wednesday, 7-8 3:30 Wide World of Sports: "Two-hundred persons crowded a ilme-JM Sah hnac*4Mwp Sabs IrtaM^khaa registration for adult evening NORTH CONWAY, N.H, (UPI) - TOTt S ^ Z a p i advanced beginners; Tuesday and small chapel and hundreds of others 7. El BwPi tM sM r a u h t Our Reg 55.95 ^ Hull of Fame Football Game L k iM ia l RFTI; tennis lessons Monday through f Softball J Jimmy Connors will play in this Siki IfcafapllftBii l.OrtoaBBrfiaca Z. IbcetriaiHi 1 Thursday, 6-7 beginners; 7-8 doubles watched the 45-minute service on J. SarM t.tablainrl Fits S loot recess (Cowboys-Raidera), Cb. 8 vm. UafaUaM i IlrtaneRm* « iTabala-iavier Friday from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at year’s Volvo International Tennis S. Tallica U m M m Easy surface mounting installation. strategy. The cost for the lesson is $7. 4;.'i0 Sports Spertaeular, Ch. 3 closed circuit television. The Rev. l.Nte4tftvn tfiaoCxi ifatrCaraa ibaaMbna S.24Ka4sbB 8.NIIWI tMm tub. Available in INDY Tournament providing he isn’t a 7.lMan William A. Lawson urged Cain's IK w rip M M ra iU-UMa 7. IwMpii-Uiiiet iU 4 b a * a 7. Enebia4arHa 8. Cmaa-Sarea Sliding doors. A great valuel gold or clear. the Arts Building on Garden The instructor is Bonnie Castleman, 3:00 United States Mini- Sabi Eneu wife, Jeanne, and other mourners to Six runs in the seventh inning lifted father by that time. t l m i i M url SabsBa-iaa Sabi Qbra*c*{i«urra Grove Road. a member of the United States Olympies, Ch. 22, 30 7. fwfi lhm lMri|Mt-ltH ^Euvom \ I I w ' i Thrifty’s past Telephone Society, 9-3, The tournament, which Connors l.lrta»lnaiaca 2. Iweii-Rirrt stnt T The tennis classes will start the Professional Tennis Association. 8:0O Yankees vs. Brewers, emulate Cain’s courage. SiM Zipi-Mtr I l.haa^aXvM I Irtaa-tcaair t last night at Nike Field. won in 1975 and 1976, will be held July roam ilaapia-Javicr week of Aug. 6 at the lower courts at Further information is available by WINF “He wouldn’t want us going around S.lwa[waina I.InBM-Sar*a lliapiiRiain iU-OdMi BLACK Scott Hanson, Barry Nixon and 29 through August 5. I.Zifri ibiabia^arHa (.MIpBiIapi 1 Irtftw liiw* contacting the Arts Building, 647- 8:30 Red Sox vs. Rangers, with long-flowing tears,” Lawson 3.lrtii L Orbea FOLDING John Madden each had three hits for Tournament spokesman Pat Sake Orbea B^ebsa l.tsrwtshg* SHIELD Eller Fined 3089. WTIC, Ch. 22, 38 said. “He would want us as full of gut S.C»N Sbba FanMiaiHa I the winners while Bobby Lynn had Wiggin said Friday Connors has vmsvk DISAPPEARING MANKATO, Minn. (UPI) - as he was. Go back to the courage 7.U 7.0rbaal>lantr snort [DRIVEWAY Sunday SsfctFmti 1. Iaraa(*-Zafa three hits and Wayne Johnson and agreed to play unless his wife, the IM a -S a ra a LAtea-Rint Veteran defensive end Carl Eller is 1:00 Mets vs. Cults, Cli. 9 that J.V. had as soon as you can.” FTTK lO rb H l SEALER STAIRWAY Nine of the Cain’s teammates Paul MacNamara two apiece for former Patty McGuire, gives birth to S.TMcb^cbaa iEnabia««Bica being fined $500 a day for his con­ Jacobs Acquired 1:00 Spurtaeade '79, Cli. 30 7. Iiaiiii Ita iil Lbaa^CarHa iCraaa W ITH F IU E R served as pallbearers. Also present Telephone. the couple's first child. i hw liwit iUrtaa* spicuous absence from the Minnesota HEMPSTEAD, N.Y. (UPI) - The 2:00 Yankees vs. Brewers, S . f a n t ^ l iMri|Mi-€arM Sabi Srtaaa-CcaaifTa were Cardinals owner Bill Bidwell, Standings: Dairy Queen 12-1, Thrif­ Connors last played in the Volvo in $1*1 Carta Our Rag C 9 9 Vikings' pre-season workouts. New York Jets Thursday acquired WINF 7 .U M irl LMt-Nni o o n t 36“ ty’s 9-4, Turnpike TV 8-5, Telephone 1977 when he was eliminated in the SATIMIAY £VDWG 9.99 9 s gal Asked about the 15-year veteran's 2:30 NASI. Soccer: Aztees vs. head coach Bud Wilkinson and tabs Ihm pt f c w r* l.Zabii»4*tM( Harf eOdNi kicker Dave Jacobs, the all-time 7-6, Peppino’s 6-7, Nassiff Camera 5- snm FKT; ilbta»baMftt G h b Seals and renews asphalt Takes up little quarter final rounds. U hm M R failure to report to camp. Vikings' Diplomats, Ch. 8 representatives of other pro teams. or no room lot leading scorer in Syracuse Univesri- 8, Nelson’s 3-10, Mota’s 2-11. Also scheduled to compete this LlM M chM IM a e lln i I.Z t p M ir l IfiMMirtVM ). tMaia-naiTt iiiapla'Zafa surfaces. Coach Bud Grant said Thursday, “ 1 2:30 United States Mini- The family asked that there be no lU4cewi» iJbtpbHUil XlrMPlMSa 4.Fwtfr4lMi*a 7.QibtaB-SarM tOtatbaCarHa easy access to ty history, on waivers from the DRIVEW AY SEALER .. 5.49 have no idea. (Vikings General Olympies, Ch. 22, 30 testimonials and that statements by year were 1979 Wimbledon runner-up Uwibkhn 5. ItvrepMtsa 8. Nte-iMm Saba toa^Maci your attic Denver Broncos. NIKE Roscoe Tanner, Guillermo Vilas, 7.0rlN»lM«t iiwwct-CirM 7. Heim LMiCMtbiiwI IMTt |tig KETSJ Um 7 coal* for b*tt rttuMi S g«i im Manager) Mike Lynn talked to him Jacobs was the Broncos' 12th round 4:00 Sports Spertaeular, Ch. 3 three ministers be brief and as M iW rU s ii SibiU-Nra I.JtapbMriiiiat llMsltasmn Standings: Acadia Restaurant 11-3, Harold Solomon, Jose Higueras, "ONE-COAT" SEALER ...9.49 yesterday. I didn't. 1 have no idea draft pick in May. He will be attemp­ 4:30 Wide jworld of Sports, Ch. emotionless as possible. sevont SECOB; I k m W tt i bwM Irp iip Lathrop Insurance 10-4, Wilson Elec­ defending champion Eddie Dibbs, Lfitfib tllM Si LFanteUaSi IM iC M la a iIaUca4kbaa REGISTER TODAY AT Prolma* why he’s not here, but he's being 8 “ Look at J.V.’s life. Don’t look at ICnaUt-iaiiar ting to displace veteran Pat Leahy, tric 8-5, Cherrone’s 7-6, Flo’s 1-6, Manuel Orantes, Brian Gottfried, I M i . LM m I 3.B*4vbni 4.lrM»4*rarl 7. la aM -liitE tftna-Zapi l I I H I 11 11 u t IT fined $500 a day and he knows it. " the All-AFC kicker who led the con­ 4:30 SportsWorld, Ch. 22, 30 his being gone,” the Rev. Allen A. iC lIM ilWMC* 5. h t i 8. RvrtpMMrt Si*t OibN IMiirre Westov I Pharmacy 5-8, Multi Cir­ John Alexander and Corrado Baraz- 7.«ibl lA tlM R EG A L’S Lynn was unavailable Thursday for 8:30 Red Sox vs. Rangers, Cain said, directing his comments to 7.Nt«-Mcrl iTipMqu ference in scoring last season. cuits 4-9, Gus’s 1-12. Un Cvn Sabi hm is-ttru comment on Eller's absence. WTIC, Ch. 22, 38 the family in the first rows of the zutti. , EVENING HERALD, Sat., July 28, 1979 - PAGE THIRTEEN

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MANCHESTER- SUrt with a New 6(i Room Raised Ranch, Street, 6452171. RAINBOW VACUUM with fy, 5652161.______SET- $30. Call 528-7212 and holidays. Rockville Van Ness, Woodcock Call ^ 7 9 4 5 , 8 to 10 a.m, swimming pool and cabana With 2W baths, and 2 car gar­ deep cleaning Power Nozzle. anytime. General Hospital, 872-0501, Refrigeration, 528-4144, FULL DORMER CAPE- 6 + that costs over $13,000 to in­ age. Beamed Cathedral ABSOLUTE BARGAINS! Like- new! Please call 645 Extension 285. CONSTRUCTIONS rooms, could be 5 bedrooms, 1 stall! Add a 9 room ranch ceiling. Choose your carpet Custom made draperies, slip­ 3125. PAINTERS A-FRAMES, PERMANENT PART TIME WORKERS WANTED- Will home that bespeaks quiet colors. Lovely treed lot, ap­ covers and upholstery. Budget ACCOUNTING CLERK - 1/2 baths. Living room, ladders, Hahn mower, elec­ HELP- Days or evenings. (No train. Must be willing to GROUT! fireplace, brick wall, NEW quality throughout. With a proximately 200 feet deep. Terms Arranged. Call 2852331 WOOD PICTURE FRAME tric edger, large tool chest, Good with figures? Be Mrt of summer help) Knowledge of relocate. Apply in person: plethora of extras and Group I, Beifiore Agency, 647- or 6451000. 18X22, $7, Grill on wheels $8, our accounting team, we are Your friends, GaS ENERGY SAVING HOT tools and saws. 6450923. knitting and crocheting lielp- Ford, Bacon & Davis, 520 WATER H EATER, GAS features, including central air 1413. Coffee & End Tables $20. M a fast growing company ful, but not necessary. Call Burnham Street, South Wind­ Theresa, Scott, Sherri, Kelly and Hope Homee For Sate 23 Homee For Sale 23 conditioning. Note that ONE YEAR OLD RUST Barbells $18, 2 large Anchors seeking an all around person, HEAT, semi-finished rec PIONEER STEREO Knitters World, 646-4340, sor. room, 24' above ground pool throughout the home you are MANCHESTER - Immaculate PLAID Colonial Wing Back Si Buoy $50. Diving Equip­ SYSTEM- SX 700T Receiver. some typing, general clerical between 10-12 a m. walking on wall to wall oversized 7 Room Cape, full Convertible Couch, Converts ment, (fins, mask, gloves, duties, Some experience in ac­ and patio, wan to wall 48'’x2r'xl4”. Wooden cabinet. H o m u For S ite 3J M ANCHESTER - BY MANCHESTER. BY carpeting in and out. Over­ carpeting, but all know that dormer, full basement, 3 or 4 to Double Bed. $150. 871-0388, knife), old rocker $10. 649- Belt drive turntable. 2 counts receivable / accounts GENERAL FACTORY * EDUCATION there are hardwood floors un­ bedrooms, eat-in kitchen, or 643-6086. 1104. , payable preferred but not es­ OWNER. 3 bedroom Cape, OWNER. 6 room (Jape, new sized atUched garage, tweed Kenwood 24“ cabinet WORK- Good benefits. Please NUKE EXTM MONEY new kitchen, lovely yard. kitchen, lovely yard. $50's. By fenced private yard, close to derneath. Be further informed fireplace, aluminum siding. speakers. $450. 871-0388, or sential. Interested persons apply in person: Merrill In­ $50's. By appointment. 643- appointment. 643-9380. No that this residence is in one of Low $60s. Must Be Seen! 643- NEW MATTRESS & should apply at: Industronics, MMKYOIIISMKTM P rfva M InttrucUont IS Pratt & Whitney commuters. 643-6086. dustries, Vernon Industrial 9380. No agents. agents. Call 643-9298, after 6:00 p.m. Manchester's premier 7222. No agents. BOXSPRING SET- Twin size. 489 Sullivan Avenue, South Place. Vernon, Conn. Show our new line of calendars, MANCHESTER $70. Call 742-9789 anytime. REMEDIAL READING and IMPRESSIVE THREE- $59,900.00 negotiable. locations. Now call us for an Windsor, pens and advertising gifts to local MANCHESTER- Just Listed! inspection, allowing enough Lota-Land tor Sale 24 YOUNGSTOWN KITCHEN WEDDING GOWN FOR firms. Prompt, friendly service math: individualized work BEDROOM COLONIAL - SOLID MAHOGANY DINING CABINETS FOR SALE- Good SALE- Size 14. Original cost from small (own, 70 year old, AAA* program, (lst-8th grade) by Westwood II, less than 1 year Neat and clean 3 Bedroom MANCHESTER NEW time to thoroughly absorb this Four Score and Ten.,,, CLERK TYPIST - Will per­ r ------1 VERY ATTRACTIVE 7 1/2 property that can only be BOLTON CENTER 1 Vi acres. ROOM SET -I- 11x15 Gold, condition. Need paint. Call $350. Price negotiable. Call form a substantial amount of 1 Company. Weekly commissions. master's degree teacher. 568- old. Large family room with Cape Cod. Fireplace. Formal LISTING- 4 Family. Central. No investment or collections. Be ROOM COLONIAL- 3 Dining. Convenient location. characterized as "the very Magnificient view! $22,000. Wool Rug. (Jail 643-8872, keep 643-0062. 649-4500. typing, filing and other office 8075. fireplace and sliders to deck. Ehccellent income. Never a Harold Schuetz of Green Lodge, Middle Turnpike, celebrated his ■ NEEDED ! your own Boss. Full time potential. fireplaces, large Family $M,400. Lessenger Co.. 645 vacancy. Group 1, Beifiore best". Group 1, Beifiore Agen­ ERA, Miller & Piera, trying______duties. Wili also be the No experience necessarv Write Eat-in kitchen, formal dining Realtors. 2253518 . 649-5273. FORCED HOT AIR ------90th birthday on July 7 and he admires one of the many cards of con­ room, 2W baths, 2-cargarage. Room. Very luxurious 8713. 423-9291. Agency. 647-1413. cy. 647-1413. primary switchboard relief EAST HARTFORD | Richard Lowe. NEWTON MFG. throudiouti Call R. Zimmer, ELECTRIC RANGE- With FURNACE- Some age but fine BLACK PERSIAN LAMB fur I (X)., Dept 2289- Newton. Iowa Vinyl-sided. $89,900. Call M6- gratulations that he received. He has been active in veteran affairs operator. High School diploma RIDING LESSONS indoor J.D. lual Estate for details. COLUMBIA- Gorgeous Three eye level oven, and lower working order. Four burner coat with mink collar, plus hat or the equivalent plus 2 years '50206. 7 ^ . oven. First $100 takes it. Call natural gas stove, brown. Fine to m atch. Also, electric and in 1977 he was name;! “Veteran of the Year” by the Veteran’s I NEWS CARRIERS: ■ riding ring. Western stock 646-1980. or 647-1139. Bedroom Raised Ranch. Butineee Property 26 related office experience seat, saddle seat and hunt Family room. Garages. 568-9439. older wardrobe. 6455547, heater. Call 6452256. Council of Manchester. He served in World War I with the army. He required. Apply between 12 I Colllmore Area \ seat. All levels 228-9817. SPLIT LEVEL - 7 rooms. 2 MANCHESTER BY OWNER- Beautiful acre. $50s Tag Sale MANCHESTER- Adjacent to is a member of the Army and Navy Club, Manchester Barracks of o'clock - 3 PM to Rogers Conj, ! Goodwin St. Aroa ■ baths. 3 bedrooms. Im­ Low $60s. Immaculate full Lessenger Co., 6458713. 423- COUCH. TWO CHAIRS - Mill Street, Manchester. Ct. Parkade. 10,000 square foot LAUNDRY WASHMAN - maculate condition. Heated dormered 3 bedroom Cape. 2 9291. Coffee Table, Two End World War I Veterans and the Concordia Lutheran Church. He and Equal Opportunity Employer. \ Main A Bumalda ■ TAG SALE - 15 Stephen MOVING! HUGE TAG building, 2 stories. Fire Tables, Carpeting. $250. Call Applications now being VOICE. PIANO Instructions. garage, cast iron baseboard full baths, wall to wall carpet damaged. 100 x 500 lot. Finan­ OPEN HOUSE his late wife also, for many years, visited the veteran’s hospitals M/F. accepted in our laundry Former faculty New York radiation. Blue stone Street, Saturday 9 AM. Fur­ SALE! Saturday & Sunday at 568-6922. throughout. Dishwasher and WATERFRONT - Spacious 20 N ew m an S tr e e t. cing. Broker. 5253264 : 742- department. Applicants must Music and Art High School. fireplace, intercom, beautiful­ no wax floor, eat in size niture. electric stove, toys, SUNDAY 1-4 bringing comfort and companionship to the patients. (Herald photo by ALL AROUND PIZZA & I 1 Year Round 7 Room Cape Manchester. From 10 a m. on. 6553. be 18 years or older. Apply in Professional Singer Pianist. ly landscaped. Complete kitchen, huge rec room with Fireplace, garage. $5()s odds and ends. Adamson) GRINDER PERSON - person at Meadows Convales­ 644-8597. recreation compound. 20x40 wood stove option. All newly Lessenger Co.. 646^13, 423- Experience preferred, but not □MISC. FOR SALE ! Ed Jusalls I cent Home, 333 Bidwell in-ground pool. Cabana. redecorated. ^11 64941654 9291. MANCHESTER KNIGHTS Retort Property 27 necessary. Appiy at: Papa Street, Manchester. 647-9194. Malibu lights, flowered Aqua OF COLUMBUS TAG SALE- TAG SALE - Miscellaneous Joes Giant Grinders & Pizzas. I 649-6728 | FLUTE INSTRUCTIONS- slide, sundrellas. redwood August 18th., 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. items. Saturday July 28th, 10 - NIANTIC- Beautiful house. Artlelee lor Sale 41 Bolton Taxes Due 489 East Middie Turnpike, or IMMEDIATE OPENING Beginners to advanced privacy fence 3 driveways Rent your own space, $10. 4. Rain or Shine. 47 Arbutus Giants Neck Beach. Call Carol cali 646-1555. FOR RATE CLERK in our Please call after 5:30, 649- plus much more! Group I. Refreshments available. Call Street, East Hartford. Cable-Wagner. 203-4459972. Traffic Department. Duties 8329. Leo McNamara 646-8724. BOLTON — Taxes for real estate, per­ net receive a bill should call the tax RART-p-iMnirR . Fxnerienred Philbrick Agency. 646-4200. include: Processing and in­ Real Esta te Wanted 28 sonal property and motor vehicles on the collector's office because persons are oniy. Cali 742-6978, between 8 Schoola-Claaeea 19 ALUMINUM Sheets used as MEDICAL LABORATORY voicing freight bills, finding printing plates, .007 thick October 1978 Grand List are due and responsible to pay taxes whether or not a a m. and 1 p.m. ASSISTANT wanted for Doc­ and verifying rates and Sunday 10 to 3. Household ALL CASH For your property, FOR THE BEST - Manchester items.' toys, furniture etc. 899 23x32 ", 25 cents each or 5 for payable on or before Thursday. bill is received. tor's Office. 9 to 5 daily. keeping accurate daily rates. 4 within 24 hours. Avoid Red HOMEWORKERS. Earn Requires strong math ability Gymnastic School 3 to 5 MANCHESTER BY OWNER- FAMILIES WEEKLONG Parker Street, Manchester, $1. Phone 6452711. Must be Taxes paid after that date will be sub­ The office is open Monday through Microscopic work necessary. TAG SALE ENDING Sunday Tape. Instant Service. Hayes picked up before 11 a m. 100 SHEPARD DR. . u r t r- J , „ , JH, J- $BIG$ securing, stuffing Resume to: 64 Strawberry and use of calculator, some pupils per teacher. FREE in­ Custom Built Duplex. Brick past Cable TV. Corp. 6450131 ject to an interest charge of one percent Friday from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m, and Monday envelopes. Free details, typing. Call Personnel troductory lesson with this ad front. Aluminum siding. 3 July 29th. 3 Crestwood Drive. ONLY. Lane. Manchester. Puzzles, ^ames, furniture and SACRIFICE SALE per month or a $2 minimum on each bill, from 7 to 9 p.m. Anyone having questions Reply: Titan, Box 94688 ME Manager. Lydall Inc.. 615 Call 646-6306, or 646-3549 bedrooms each. Large SELLING your house? Call us !_ . . __J -.1.- j :j ______11 rveritA Schaumberg,___TII cmOil III. 60194. some antiques. DINING ROOM SET - 5 Owners have moved and must sell their beautiful Persons who own property and who did may call the office at 649-0784. MECHANIC - SCHOOL Parker Street, Manchester. (ireplaced living rooms. 30 tt. AUTO TAG SALE - Glasstop first and we ll make you a 646-1233. EOE, M/F finished Rec Room with bar. 2 chairs, table and buffet. custom designed and built Raised Ranch in beautiful BUSES - Experienced. Own breakfast set $295. air- cash offer! T.J, Crockett, Refrigerator and stove. Call Forest Hills of Manchester. Colonial pillared front, SECRETARY - 3 M has car prage. Large enclosed conditioner. built in dis­ Realtor. 643-1577. opening in small business of­ tools. Apply: Coventry School 6453327. double door entry, three bedrooms, 2W baths, w/w Buses, &uth Street, Coven­ DRIVERSIs) WANTED for □ REAL ESTATE yard and garden, with MECHANICS hwasher $60. office desk and fice for a p------“ *■----- school bus van part time mor­ greenhouse. 'OPEN HOUSE" TAG SALE - Moving out of chairs, piano $150. glasses, MAY WE BUY your home? carpet, formal dining room with sliders to deck and office skill try. Call 742-8808. Saturday, II to 6. 247 Oak DELIVERING DARK LOAM nings (begin 7:15) and after­ Hornet For Sale 23 state. Must sell everything. 25 silverware etc. Saturday July Quick, fair, all cash and no - 5 yards, $40 plus tax. Also view, eat in kitchen, living room w/fireplace and fami­ w p m ) and a pi noons. Two drivers sharing Street. 8450071. Expfil6no6d Prsfsrrad Starkweather Street problem. Call Warren E. ly room with fireplace, walk-out basement, with 2 car S h e H e r a ld telephone manner, 3 M offers FRYER / DELIVERY MAN- 28.11 AM - 5 PM. 319 Kennedy sand, gravel and stone. 643- Nights. 12 a m. to 9 a m. App­ position considered. Flexibili­ (backyard). Saturday July Road. Manchester, Ct. Howland. Realtors. 643-1108. garage. Immediate sale required Asking $i64.900. competitive salary and ty necessary as hours will oc­ WATERFRONT year-round Must Have Own Tools 9504. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING excellent fringe benefits. Con­ ly Bess East Donuts, 150 home and summer resort all 28th. 10 - 6. (Jenler Street, Manchester casionally vary according to DIRECTIONS - Scott Dr . left on to Kennedy Rd.. ten on Hammon tact Lorraine Bycholski at school schedules to require in one. 7 room maintenance Drive to Shepard Drive. Watch for signs, NOTICE TO CBEDITORS TAG SALE- Antiques, TAG SALE - Saturday July 872-0541 between 8:15 AM and mid-day availability. Pay at free Ranch. Located on an 13 PRINTING COMPANY exclusive private section of E.STATE OP CHARLES DELNICKI. iQood Pay Plan. Qood Banallta. glassware, household items, 28th. 9 AM - 4 PM. Moving. Holp Wtnlod Holp Wsnlod 5 PM. We are an equal oppor­ hourly rate. To begin in air conditioner, pool table, "Home of the Guaranteed Sale" tunity employer. DESIRES Press Operatoi Coventry Lake. Attractive DECEASED I many household items. 90 □ NOTICES familiar with Multi & A.B. September for full school The Hon Willinm E FltiGerald, Excallant Working CondMona. Join tho golf clubs. Saturday July The Sentry SCHOOL SECRETARIAL year. For information and financing available R. Heniy Street BABYSITTER NEEDED- Dick Equipment, Full and Zimmer. J D Real Estate, Judge ol Uie Court ol Prohole. Distrtcl IINanchoator Honda Taam Howl 28th.. 9 to 4. Rain date Sunday Irecbette,iVlartin& A m B e tte r Monday through Thursday, 3 POSITION - Area school seeks CARD GALLERY- application call Bolton Board of Manchester at a heartflf held on Lo s t and Found 1 Aggressive part time sales part time. Telephone 528-9426 646-1980 or 647-1139 July 29th. 187 Princeton p.m. to 10 p.m. Own transpor­ applicants for a year-round ol Education. 643-1569 through July 19 1979 ordered that all rlalmi Free Home Rodu^,iNCR£UJoits. ^ and Gudenw^ people needed. Flexible hours, Street. tation. Call 649-6022. Friday; position. Immediate opening. MACHINIST- Capable of August 10th.. 1979. must be presented to the fiduciary on ICaH Mr. Pantalao for Intorvtow SILVER BRACELET with on a permanent basis. Some COLONIAL - OFFERING 8 or belore October 19.1979 or be barred weekends anytime. Applicant must possess good operating most machine shop GIGANTIC TAG, CRAFT 5 ^ 7 Evaluation. MaKhester S.EMmt IIMnftiin East Nirtfotd YwiNn turquoise stone. Lost at or typing and stenographic skills nights and Sundys. Apply in MAN TO WORK IN GLASS ROOMS, 1st floor family as by taw provided equipment on own. Top Pearl J Huitman. lappolntmont. BAKE SALE- Saturday July TAG SALE - Today and Sun­ MM144 (44-2497 42(1707 2(»-1524 1l7i-0bM near Manchester State Bank and have a pleasant telephone person only, EOE. Card SHOP - Full or part time. room with fireplace. 4 4. wages. OT. Fringe Benefits, generous sized bedrooms, 2 .Aas't Clerk 28th.. 9 to 5. 44 Silver Lane. day 10 to at 55 Norman early Wednesday morning. SEWERS- Experienced on In­ manner. Reply with business G a lle ry , M a n c h e ste r Apply in person to J.A. White Street. "A Little Bit Of Whai IS your home Morth'^ Our professionals can help Call 649-3333. Reward. and profit sharing. Call 742- 1/2 baths, central air, 2 car The fiduciary is East Hartford. Rain Date July you price your home to seH tasie' and easier We Mill dustrial Sewing Machines. and personal references to: Parkade. 7325. Glass Co., 31 Bissell Street Eliiabelb Helen DelnickI MANCHESTER HONDA 29th. Something For Everyone. " Will train if necessa^.'Good Box Y. c/o Manchester ------garage, walkout basement. provide you Milh complete markeiing, financial and $83,500 Group I. Philbrick III Denting Street M AdMIW atTMl starting pay for the right peo- Herald. MATURE SALES WOMAN - Manchester. Coon OdMO TAG SALE- 21 Harlan Street. economic information No obligation. No pressure. No Pononala SHEET METAL MECHANIC- Agency. 64M200. pie. Hours:: 7 to 3:30, Monday Must be able to work in­ Part time on full-day basis for ManctmMf, CowiNcMwit Manchester. Saturday July TAG SALE -186 Center Street sales pitch Of course Me d i

Paanuta — Charlaa M. dehula ACROSS 3 Tumult Anawer to Previous Pwale p a g e f o u r t e e n - EVENING HERALD. Sat., July 28, 1979 Frank anti Enarat Spanish ) Verdant ^ country house □ a u k j 3 5 a L 6 T /M £ 6 e r IP CMARUE BROWN HE'S SURE TD 6ET 6 Shook s Status_____ QDDLI 6 E T 5 (ia L ,‘f0U PROMISE baLN0UI..HEHA5 , 11 Ready lor g Navy ship Dear Abby lTHl5 5Ti?AI6HT; action (2 prefix (abbr.) n e v e r TD PULL THE 50METHINSTD LIVE f o r ! w di.) 7 Loft h e n o u By Abigail Van Buren FOOTBALL AltVWASAlN? 13 Grim' g Saw ilit W Y s a y 14 New York 9 DeValera'i Ststs city land □ H / ' " 15 Nasal p a tta g s io Specialty 16 First □ restaurant n DEAR READERS: If y m Im v c m latoreai In Inpraviaf beginning 12 Message boy in Y o u m e a n a Y M T k o M s iM iag w c|flit, at b « tU r akaai y o v r M lf, 18 Former 13 Matsechu- // •lito tk ii CDbma. it wdl bDT* yM . Spanish aettt cape □DomlEininn I f fma*ra stJU fe e d lB g , 1m v « I t*t cserdM l«r y«i! c^ny 17 Badly B l O H , P i 6 . h T > yW a, ehMseMewd weMdai. eism»s«iiqsa.||| mw M 19 Long fish 20 Health resort degree (abbr.) ••••••••••••••••••••••**** WaNdag taipravM drcautlaa, redacet yaar btart rale, 20 0ry,aswine *a 44 Employs Notice 30 Charitable or­ PooHng-SIdlng-Chlmnay 34 •Idt digtbUaa, aaaaa Uaiiaa, baraa calarlet aad, praitc U m 22 Ofkpring ;I #••••••••••••••••••••••••• 31 PBintIng-PaparIng 32 Fern features ganization 45 Springs, S»rv(c«t O l f r t d 31 Stnictn OHtnd L ard, caaMrvaa gaaaUaa. li'a leaa ■treaaaaa ihaa jaggiag ar Priseilla't Pop — Ed Sullivan 24 Mouth parts ff . BIDWELL HOME Improve- ra a a ^ , aad wUTda Jaat aa Mach far yaa. 26 Plant by Was indebted (abbr.) 46 Pismire COMPLETE REMODELING PAINTING- Interior “ ment Co. Expert installation e l•'*»«Nf*.lnc .1 w n«o u W aRiag ra^airaa aa IcMaat, aa aliiUa, aa caatly a ^ p - ^ rrs NorvERV WHEN THE OTHER fortunatelv , strewing to 32 Showing moat 47 Celestiil bear CtM TREE SERVICE - Free 25 Cross age estimates, discount senior SERVICE - Rooms, garages, Exterior. Airless Spray of aluminum siding gutters ••••••••••••••••••******** ••••••••••••••••••******** ■ a a t, a m yaa daa*C bava ta |aOUN6 ) KNOW WHRT/ SPBAKS l« V K HAVE TO 7 free estimate, call 646-1943 years experience! For Free offer. Call 649-9296 after 5 PM. WORRY ABOUT MON- W QI0 5 had led a second spade at • Interior and exterior. steering. AM-Fnf. Like new. three aiBas ta aa hear. . . . . any time in the play. Commercial and residential. Estimates, call 646-4239. Heating-Plumbing 35 $4195. T erm s arranged FIrsI the gaad saws: Stadias shew that kail aa hear al * 1 0 8 2 WILL CLEAN CELLARS, At­ 1978 FORD FIESTA - 2 door « A J74 Three notrump made was Free estimates Fully in­ OHIcea-Storaa tor Rent 55 Trades welcomed. Suburban steady, brtefc w a lk i^ wBI bars Iraw IM te 250 eateries. Sa a top score. At other tables tics and haul away scrap iron, sured. 646-4879. FARRAND REMODELING - SEWERLINES, sink lines, hatchback, AM-FM stereo. M o to rs. R o u te 83. witbaat rbaagiag yaar eating kaUls, ISO kaU-kaar waBis WEST EbtST FREE OF CHARGE. Call 644- Cabinets and Formica Tops, cleaned with electric cutters, Excellent condition. 35 mpg in par yaar caa w U llte IS psands all yaar Irassa. In the duplicate game, West MANCHESTER - Main Street Manchester, 649-2076. ♦ J had not overcalled. Then 3234. Roofing, Gutters, Room Ad­ by professionals. McKinney city. Call 568-1819 or 649-8259 Now ter the had saws; II yaa “reward" yaarsaU w ilka hat » A62 e 9874 ditions. Decks. All types of Bros. Sewage Disposal Com-, modern office available. 400 after 4:30 PM. la ^ saadaa yaa wBI have te walk Irani live te sis kanrs te when the spade was led each sq. ft. Heat, AC included. Call 1973 DODGE WINDOW VAN ♦ ATS ♦ 96 4 3 declarer won the first trick DRIVEWAY SEALING GRAD STUDENT Remodeling and Repairs. pany. 643-5308. ■aka ap ter It! e 9 ♦ 6 53 2 646-2469 or 646-2755. A STAR ABOVE YOUR AD B 300- Maxiwagon. 12 Sa«a paaph dad waBilag a kara. II yaa da. rerrait saae with his queen of spades. Protects and Beautifies Your PAINTERS Phone 643-6017. 1969 VOLVO 142 S - $450. Call passengers. Automatic. Driveway! Experienced and “ProlaBilonal Work tor Lou" NO JOB TOO SMALL - Toilet Could help to sell your items 643-8143. Keep trying. waUUag partaars. Or take a packet rsdte ateag ter caapaay. SOUTH These declarers all made Crifttm«n»hip Q utrsntttd 466 MAIN STREET. North of faster, rent your room quicker Power steering. Pzwer If f«*l prfbkwi-UUUr*. fcbing arcbff. ♦ Q52 two heart tricks, but never Reasonable! Free Estimates. LEON CIESZYNSKI repairs, plugged drains, brakes. Air. 228-9684 In Writing kitchen faucets replaced, Post office, about 5.000 sq. ft. and bring you better results! * 1 ift fa ia * t b f t U r * yaar Uai, yaar rkma* ara wramg- • (oAiAtet- W K J3 had time to knock out the red Call Art. 649-3061 Fr## Eitlm ilM BUILDER- New Homes. Ad­ VW 1%9- With 1971 engine. ■ W ittr te t ami M l*w bte fM tnKtiM f. 6 4 M 2 6 S ditions, Remodeling, Rec repaired, rec rooms, of centrally located space. Ask the Herald Classified Ad Dependable second car. Motor ♦ KQJ aces. The Professor had re­ Ideal for store, office or other )Sob. 646- Motorcycles-BIcycles 64 W flU if Iff well M rmmaim ami ^ J f « K Q 10 8 alized that West needed six CO M PLETE LAWN Rooms. Garages, Kitchens bathroom remodeling, heat taker about details. Put the under guarantee. I b b if I f f M l• r « e H y lazy Amtrkama, ami Iff bigb U *e. Tbe MAINTENANCE! Mowing, Remodeled. Ceilings. Bath modernization, etc. Free business or commerciai use. STAR to work for you! Phone spades and both red aces for Call 646-2426 9-5 pm. 5107. Htrrte Pell taami that ImOI tb e yagU is ibe UaUed Sute* Vulnerable; Elast-West Edging, Hedges & Shrubs Estimate gladly given. M i M 643-2711. MOTORCYCLE get e*e«gb ticrcUe. A*d 47 pcrccet tbeee pellce Tha Flintatonaa — Hanna Barbara Productlona his vulnerable overcall. EXPERIENCED PAINTING Tile. Dormers. iam'i at Dealer: South Trimmed. Weed Si Pest Con­ Roofing.Residential or Plumbing & Heating. 649-2871. FORD TORINO STATION INSURANCE- Lowest Rates gfve *1*A el tima" aa tbe reeeea fer Ibclr lailere te e ie r “ You should have By Craig Odgen Quality trol Reasonable, reliable. WAGON lOT- In running con­ Available! Immediate Bin­ dee. wbOe etbere aaii ffeakly U w m •‘U rh ef ee*eerB.“ West North East South doubled,” remarked the Wforkmanship! Interior and Commercial. 649-4291. OFFICE SPA^fc HOUP IT &UT- T..ANP A 647-9260. dition. Telephone 649-5201. ding. Sunny Day Option Call Aecerdbig U a ratami ertkic ie tbe MlaeeepeUf SUr. we 'TMAT'! ONL/ TH A T'S 1 INT Professor. "We would have Exterior. "You Tried The NEWTON SMITH TORRENT Joan, at Clarke InInsurance ata tbe beet led M tlee ee eertb. yet amr maiaa re e k W le IT.'... J !♦ 3 NT Pass Pass set West two tricks and Rest. Now Stick With The F lo o rin g 36 1969 PONTIAC CUSTOM 350. Agency. 643-1126. Ufe expecUecy ami mar fenelee re«b lOth ie tbe werM. pass scored 50(1 points, not 400. He WILL BABYSIT IN MY Remodeling. Repairs, Rec 250 Square fcci. center of 1975 MUSTANG GHIA-4 Best." Call 649-8749. 742-9979, Excellent running condition, tylinder. 4 speed. Blue with I t tb e t iaaam't get ye« eft ye«r delle. If wee 40 7 w as vulnerable. We HOME days. Vicinity of Rooms. "No Job Too Small." 'Manchester, air con- •g e tb e t . 8 . refbe 37U la lUe experUfcy. camparai w itb FLOOR SANDING & automatic transmission, blue vinyl roof. Good condi­ 1978 HARLEY DAVIDSON - weren’t.” Call 649-3144. ditiining and parking M lllb pkce rffblagMyeereeg^ . . . Opening lead: *10 Moriarty Brothers, Call 649- REFINISHING - Floors like !(’all'643-9551 power steering and radio. tion. AM/FM 8 track stereo. LOW RIDER. 2500 miles, 1179 anytime. PAINTING- Exterior & new! Speciaiizing in older 100% stock and in excellent •« t ebeer ep. Tbe U t lIgbUre. tbe a$H ielegieU -U teet, PROFESSIONAL BUILDERS New battery, new body work. Call after 6 p.m.. 871-2720 tbe eatire aedkaJ eeUbUebaeat - eeee walkiag ee tbe beet A sktbcfxptftt Interior Quality floors. Natural and stained 568-2646. shape $4500 . 742-8786. EXPERIENCED WOMAN Workmanship at Very - Complete Construction. Ad­ floors. No waxing anymore. PROFESSIONAL BUSINESS alteraative ler aea-exerelaere. aiaay el wbe« are tea* ditions, Remodeling. Free DODGE DART 1975 - tribaUag U tbe grte etaUetka qaeted abeve. will care for elderly woman Reasonable Rates! Call Rick John Vorfaille, 646-5750 after 6 OFFICE BUILDING - Ap­ TOP CASH for i^unk or 1975 HONDA SUPER SPORT A Georgia reader asks for Free Estimate. 646-0709. Estimates. Fully Insured, Economical Slant 6. 4 new 8e. ebape ap, A«erkaf It ye* re aet already deiag By Oswald Jacoby part-time davs in Manchester. PM. proximately 2600 square feet, wrecked cars. Call Blender’s 750- Kerker headers KNN eeaietbiag abeat keepiag lit. Jeta tbe pedeetriaae aiU pat what was a “ROYAL** Call 643-5277'. after 5 p.m. Call 646-4879. radials. New brakes. Air con­ and Alan Sontag with ample parking Close to of Hartford - 522-4414.10% dis­ ditioning. Power steering. filters. Oil cooler. Much year beet leet lerward - agaia aad agaia aad agala. I M l spade. ' center, howital and new court count on parts with this ad. Automatic transmission. more! $1500. 643-4076 before 2 L e v a , A b b y The student wanted to dou­ At one period in the game building. For info, call 568- $2345. 644-1345. p.m. ble West's two-spade over- of auction bridge, a player 7658. or 871-0401. 1979 MUSTANG - 6 cylinder, 4 & call, but felt that his 11 high- could bid spades at two 1979 MOTEBECANE poinU a trick or royal Articles tor Sale 41 Dogs-BIrds-Pets 43 Antiques 43 Apartments For Rent 53 speed. Loaded. 23 mpg city, 28 1967 CHEVY MALIBU card points were enough for PROFESSIONAL mpg highway. Please call 646- MOPED- Asking $600. Month Astrograph ) spades at nine points a trick. BUSINESS OFFICE CONVERTIBLE- As is. Best his partner to be able to SEVEN-YEAR-OLD THE PACK RAT ANTIQUES RESPONSIBLE 3685 offer. Call 6464)522 after 4 and half old. Call 646-8528. Tha Bom Looor — Art Sanaom make game at notrump. ■The lowly two- point spade MOVING - 3 Piece Living BUILDING - Approximately died about 70 years ago. Room Set. with wood frames, REGISTERED HALF Si COLLECTIBLES. Open by ROOMMATE WANTED on p.m. Also, the professor was sit­ ARABIAN GELDING - Red appointment only until 2600 square feet, with ample TRIUMPH 1967 650CC- $900. ttiit you don't unintentionally (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) matching Coffee Table Si End busline. Excellent area. parking. Close to Center, HbORXlT ting South and the student with white blaze and rear September 643-6680. Available August 1st. Call 643- 1971 FORD PIN Ta Sedan. Call 644-3077 after 5:30 p.m. qfour blurt sometliinfl out which Tables. Excellent condition! nospital and new court weekdays - weekends Imew the dummy would be (Do you have a question for stockings. 649-8355. 0496, after 6 p.m Standard shift. Call 649-7766 you’ll later wish you hadn't 1WWK. given maximum play. Call 528-2370. Also Stereo Con­ building. For info, call 568- WANTED JUNK AND LATE anytime < n r t h d a y Mid. the experts? Write "Ask the sole with bar. Wanted to Buy 49 after 5 p.m. West opened the 10 of his Experts," care of this newspa­ S P R IN G E R 7658 or 871-0401 MODEL WRECKS - Cash CAPRICORN (Oac. 22-Jan. II) THAreA ENGLISH MANCHESTER Paid Call Parker Street Used A conlldantlal matter you’re suit. East played his jack per. Individual questions will SPANIEL - AKC. 4 males, FURNISHED - Two Room Ef­ 1973 PLYM OUTH Campera-Trallert COLL? and now the Pr^essor made FIVE PIECE BEDROOM Auto Parts. Inc 649-3391. Mobile Homea 65 Jtiiytf, im Involved In should be restricted be answered If accomp ‘ed SET- Recliner Chair, 1900 Reasonable. 872-0877 after 5 ficiency. All utilities. Quiet SATELLITE SEBRING - Red This coming year should be a to the panlas concerned. Com- the winning play. He let Elast by stamped, self-addressed Singer Sewing Machine 16 lb PM. location. $200 plus security. PRIME OFFICE BONNEVILLE 1969 - Huge 25- with black vinyl roof. Well fun year for you. with more pHcallons are likely II ouleldera hold the trick. envelopes. The most interest­ Call ^6-07581 after i 6 p.m. maintained. L^w mileage. 1966 CHEVY CAMPER VAN- towling Ball. Black Si White gallon gas tank. Automatic. Very good condition. Many traveling for personal pleasure are brought into the act. East couldn’t lead back a ing questions will be used /;. TVs. Call 528-4010. 167 Tremendous trunk space. AC. PS, PB, Asking $600. Call than you normally do. Several AQUARIUS (Jan. 2S-Feb. II) spade. He tried the nine of this column and will receive PART PERSIAN KITTENS - WANTED - Moving into an 246-1997. extras! Call 633-4890. copies of JACOBY MODERN.) Henderson Drive, East Hart­ Handsome long-haired, apartment and need a kitchen SPACE Only 58,000 miles. $900 . 649- intaresting new friends could Plans you’ve orelutly thought l^ r ts. Eventually the Pro- ford. doubled-pawed rat, altered, table. Would like an old round FOUR ROOM APARTMENT 1294 after 5 PM. result from it. through should not be altered tZ) St also. Sleek, spaved calico. 342- oak table even if it needs to be - Second floor. Newly LEO Utdy »-Au«. Others the lest minute today. Things HBathclin -r OBorgB Gatoly BOYS CLOTHES- Infants to 3 decorated. Stove, will be respectful of your opin­ should go ss you hope they will 0571 633-6581 refinished. 742-8636. Hebron ions today, provided they feel II you don’t throw monkey years. Jackets, sweaters. refrigerator, disposall. Rear Available in pro­ Good to excellent condition. porch. Heat. Parking for 2 you're not looking down your wrenches In the machinery. Reasonable. Call 569-4678. cars. Limited basement fessional building. 250 - 1971 TORINO - Showroom nose St theirs. Appreciate their PISCES (Feb. 2S-March 2f) storage. Married couple only. 750 square feet, air condition. Air conditioning, views as well. Learn more Someone may ask you to men­ WInthrop — Dick Cavalll CB- ROYCE 40 CHANNEL conditioning, utilities, new tires. 57.000 original about yourself by sending for age a matter today end you’ll No children or pets. Lease. your new Astro^rsph Letter do e good ]ob, provided ft Is complete with 2 auto anten­ ABANDONED ON MY Security deposit required. answering, secretarial miles. Call 649-3544. I HAfDA^HeAferSET Saturday, August 11th, or Sunday, August 12th which begins with your birth- something you understand. If It VWEN l'U _ A4AKE B U T T H A T nas. plus new SWR Meter amd DOORSTEP - Cats and $300 monthly. 649-5073. services optional. Low dsy. Mail $1 for each to Astro- Isn’t, you'd be wise to refuse. ON BECOVtlNQ-A M IDPUE Power Pack, $100 firm. 569- Kittens. Vet checked. All TRAINS AND TOYS - Lionel, 1974 MALIBU CLASSIC - 6 zW A R RIEP.. E N O U G H M A K E S Ives, Flyer. Marklin,. Any $/square feet. Plea­ cylinder. 2 door hardtop. Graph. P.O. Box 489. Radio City ARIES (March 21-ApcB I I ) One- A A D N Ey AAE A U N E B A C a O i . 4031. after 6:00 p.m. shots. Some altered. Large T H R E E ROOM Station, N.Y. 10019. Be sure to to-one raltUonshIpe ere your 'yCUIACNrHAVE selection. If you’re a real age. plastic or metal. Also APARTMENT - With heat, sant as is or easily Showroom condition. $2100. ■RPV iO RK . R D P B O rH ^ I Q O L O .' dolls, boats, trucks, etc. pre- specify birth time. forte today. However, you may REFRIGERATOR $75.- 4 animal lover, please adopt! hot water, stove, refrigerator, renovated. Please call 649-1378. VIRGO (Aug. 2^-Sept. tZ) There not take the fullest tdvsntega OPUS. Hard Rock Maple Kitchen 232-1393. 1950 . 566-0925. carpet. $225. Adults only. No Is s (K>sslbllity today that, ol something opportune of­ Chairs. Portable crib- play pets. Third floor. Centrally 1966 LINCOLN through impulalvenesa. you fered to you by a cohort. \ CONTINENTAL- 42,000 pen. gas stove. 646-2513, AKC SPRINGER SPANIEL located. Security deposit. Call 228-9774 could derail something good TAURUS (AprH 2S-Miy 21) Se­ PUPS - Male and females. □ RENTALS 646-7690. miles. Excellent for parts or you have going for you. It's a rious tasks should be sched­ Reasonable. Delightful pets 649-9073 restoration. $350 or best offer. bad day to switch tracks. uled tor early In tha day Call 872-0000 after 6:00 p.m. Call 875-8532. Rooms for Rent 52 MANCHESTER MAIN LIBRA (8epl. »-O ct. 23) If at all bsceusa, as the attsrnoon STREET- 2/3 room apart­ possible, try not to mix busi­ wears on, your Interest In them ONE 26 INCH MEN’S 3 1969 VOLKSWAGEN - Needs tv4.«v> ... THOMPSON HOUSE- Cen- ment, heated, hot water, Resort Property ness with fe a tu re today. In may rapidly wane. The quality SPEED, $55; 1 Panosonic car appliances, no pets, parking, some work. $600, Call 649-2103. your convtviai mood, you may ol your wo^ could suffer. stereo 8 track. $30; 1 new deep Musical Instruments 44 trally located. Downtown F or R ent 56 __Manchester. Kitchen security. 523-7047. make a deal you wouldn't touch QEMINI (May 21-Jih m 29) Enjoy sea rod and reel, $35. Call 643- In a business atmosphere. yourself socially lodey, but » f t >, MEA 7-23 4547 after 6:30 PM. FREE CASE with all 1,2 privileges. Call 649-2358. ANDOVER LAKE- Water­ T H R E E ROOM front. 3 bedrooms. Available SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) You don’t be the last to leave the price Guitars with this ad. APARTMENT- Furnished. operate more effectively today party. Friends will be delighted FREE KING MATTRESS. Rivers Music, 7 Main Street. Apartments For Rent S3 now thru end of August. $175 1964 FORD GALAXIE Call by orchestrating things from to see you, provided you don’t Short Riba — Frank Hill All utilities. Parking. Central weekly. Call 649-2871. or 643- 647-1686 after 5 PM. Boxsprings, Frames, twin New Britain. 225-1977. Open til location. 1 year lease. 649- behind the scenes. If you at­ overstay your welcome. mattress. 3 rolls Fiberglass 9 p.m LOOKING for anything in real 7605. tempt to play first fiddle, it may CANCER (June 21-Jiily 22) Con- BUN'EV)TWBOU0H VOUR POUR EM IN VOUR ilTABXKBBAT estate rental - apartments, 2865. 6UINEAS. DUCAIS. CIXWVNS I WE'UL HAVE A insulation, beautiful 10 piece CHEVROLET 1973 IMPALA- produce sour notes. dltlont look promising lor you AND ■ ‘ ^ ■ PINeERS-THSyMAKE A 6BA CMBST AND claw fireplace set. Sears I HP TROMBONE- In excellent homes, multiple dwellings? Wanted to Rent 57 2 Door Hardtop. Nice. 8 SAQfTTARIUS (Not. 23-Dec. again today, but not In areaa WONDBaPULTyNB aoOflIB AROUNP -M E HANDS. No fees. Call J.D. Real Estate MAIN STREET - BUSLINE. cylinder. Automatic transmis­ 21) Friends will find your com­ that are loo epeculallve or BOOM. ^ Compressor with accessories. condition. Buescher. with Three rooms plus bath. All New Dayton Commercial oversizednease. $250. Call 649- Associates, Inc. 646-1980. WANTED TO RENT - FOUR sion. Power steering. Factory pany extremely refreshing "Iffy." Avoid looHth gambles. u tilitie s. $300 m onth. 1 ROOMS by quiet refined cou­ Air. Good solid transporta­ today, but you must be careful INCWSPAFXn tNTXdPieSE ASSH.I Fan, Barn Red and Deck Gray 7085 anytime. month’s security required. paint. Steamer Trunk, 10X14 APARTMENT and HOUSES ple in forties. 649-9882. Keep tion. $1095. Hurry on this one! Rug with pad. 3 wooden VIOLIN- Used only 3 times. For Rent. We have 100s of ren­ 649-7924 , 9 to 4. trying, Suburban Motors, Route 83, Btrry*« World — Jim Sorry chairs, 1 4 cord seasoned Excellent condition. $90.00. tals in all Areas, Prices and Manchester, 649-2076. Buga Bunny — Halmdahl S Stoffal firewood. Call 643-5277 after 6 Call 643-4762. Sizes. Call Rental Assistors. PLEASANT QUIET com­ WANTED: Apartment or 236-5646. Small Fee. pletely renovated, 4 room small house to rent. FO RD PIN TO - 1973 PM, What h4 ppens JEWETT PIANO FOR SALE- apartment. First floor. Manchester, Bolton or Coven­ Hatchback. Good running con­ How ABOUT A BOX !969 TOYOTA - Needs body $200 or best offer. Call 474 MAIN STREET - Second Mature, responsible adults on­ try area. Preferably with gar­ dition, stick shift. 30 mpg., OF^'LlTTLe WOODS' IF I DON'T work, ski boots, boys hockey ANYTIME, 649-0621. floor. 3 room heated apart­ ly. No pets. Security. Call 649- age. 646-3478,9-5. Monday thru $275. Call 646-5808. /MEN "C A N D Y , 4NY.» skates, tennis racket and ment. No appliances, no pets. 5897 after 6 PM. Friday or 295-0376 from 6 PM s u e s ? other miscellaneous items IMMACULATE 4 PIECE Security, tenant insurance to 11 PM. COMET 2 DOOR - Thrifty 6 Our Boarding Houaa Thia Funny World Call 646-7726 Wood finish Cameo Drum Set required. $225/monthly. Call SUPER VALUE - Huge 3 cylinder, automatic transmis­ with solid chrome Snare 646-2426 from 9 -5 . bedroom, appliances, yard for MARRIED COUPLE looking sion, power steering, bucket AMO^.yPUVE BEEN WANDCIWB SaAO HEKaLp\ REMINGTON 308 Automatic Drum, $550.00. Call 643-7331. kids and pets. $155. (350-4). for small house or duplex with seats. Sharp. $1995. Suburban AROUND TOWN LON6 eN0U6H-l OBsiisim HAi ^ 742B DL Like new Call 649- Rental Assistors, small fee. one older obedient dog. 646- Motors, Route 83, WANT W LAV/N MOWED AND neru/TNEP! tu. 7766 after 5 p.m. Boats-Accessorles 45 236-5646. 3464. Manchester. 649-2076. Open 9 THE rfcRBEMiPAtrrro.'PAKrro.' orOR Mmnw b e \have to m M o r h e x '. to 9. YOU AHOULO FAINT THE BTOBM 1975 PROLINE 20 FOOT WITH A GARAGE - Lovely 5 FEMALE ROOMMATE TO Dogs-BIrds-Pets 43 rooms, large fenced yard and WINDDWB INOTEAO,' A T VOUR ^ R E A MARVELOUS CENTER CONSOLE- With SHARE Costs of utilities in COLT 1977 COUPE - Sunshine USUAL PACE, WELL HAVE SNOW L KIDDER, MY U3VE! 1977 115 HP Evinrude Motor. A STAR ABOVE YOUR AD more. $195. (324-3). Rental small apartment, or house, in yellow. 4 cylinder, 4 speed. AKC SHELTIE - 2 male pups. Could help to sell your items Assistors, small fee. 236-5646. BEFORE YOU'RE FINISHED.' -vHEH-HEH!-~tLL Trailer, anchor, compass, CB, Manchester area. Call Sherry Beautiful, Must be seen. PAINT WEDNESDAY"* Sable and white Champion faster, rent your room quicker Owen at 568-2176. $2995. Bank terms arranged. qualitv and temperament. 643- built in 40 gallon gas tank, and bring you better results! A TOUCH OF CLASS - Extra k MY FIRST 7268 ■ extra 6 gallon tank. Boat Suburban Motors, Route 83, OPEN hasnew bottom paint, and is in Ask the Herald Classified Ad large 3 roomer, appliances FAMILY OF FOUR Responsi­ Manchester. 649-2076. taker about details. Put the a n f more. $180. (347-2), Ren­ ble people need house or PAY WE DON'T «4Y A COMPLETE BOARDING water. Bought larger boat S'TAR to work for you! Phone $5,000 complete. 742-7668. tal Assistors, small fee. 236- duplex to rent. Under $300. LINCOLN 1977 - TOWN CAR. Anythin©, put FACILITY rqr dogs and cals 643-2711. 5646. Call 643-1753. Dog grooming All health Magnificent, full power. w e CRY r e a l Carden Products 47 $5895. Terms-trades. Subur­ TE4KE A hO guard maintenance. Ultra­ RENT NEGOTIABLE - Plush MANCHESTER ELDERLY violet germicidal lights. ban Motors. Route 83, WHIMPER 4 U7T/ SWEET CORN, Sugar and 2 bedroom, lovely carpet, all COUPLE looking for rent Manchester, Talcoltville town 10-18 uiiiliilu COORDINATOR Canine Holiday Inne, 200 appliances. Call for details. house or 5 Room Apartment in Oc. Sheldon Road. ' Manchester Butter corn - Pick Your Own ATTRACTIVELY PANELED line. 649-2076. A GRACEFUL JUMPER with easy fullness, clever Also, ready picked. Other (284-4). Rental Assistors, two family house. Quiet trimminir bands and a simple shirt. In floor length, 646-5971. - 2- and 3-room apartments. small fee. 236-5646. vegetables' available. Nat- Stove, refrigerator, heat. neighborhood. Walking dis­ it can be a smooth party dress, sisK.v Farm 644-0304. tance to center. If possible R-145 with Photo-Giilde is in Sizes 10 to 18. Size Adults, references, no pets. 3 ROOM APARTMENT - "Good heavens! You're not going to the STANDARD POODLE $205 . 646-3167, 228-3540. garage and porch. Please 10, 3214 bust, requires lAi yards of (iO-inch for PUPPIES - Black, brown, MAYBERRY VILLAGE. Call write to Manchester Evening 1974 MALIBU CLASSIC - 6 jumper; 1'4 yards for shirt. beach like THAT!'^ 289-1241. cylinder, automatic transmis­ ^ “ "HEY white males. Champion TOP QUALITY EAST HARTFORD - 3 rooms, Herald, c/o Box C. Consult the FASHION COORDINATOR for colors, COMPROMISED Bloodlines. Shots. AKC. Call sion, power steering and fabrics and accessories. 7-28 HAY ran SALE second floor in older house. MANCHESTER - Attractive 4 brakes. Asking $1875. Call 649- 568-1356.______TIm ottiy, C lovM •n d AHalta Quiet non-smoking, middle- HOUSE OR APARTMENT. Send 12 00 for each pattern. Write Manchester MONDAY; room apartment. Stove, September 1st. With fireplace 1378. “I shook the bone and chanted for three t 1.0 0 ftULE aged working person refrigerator. Adults, EvenSig Hrtald, Box AsCwidtown Sta., New York, SPAYED IRISH SETTER - KimnNSflu preferred. References, or wood stove connections. hours. The only thing we can do now is pray.’ Good watchdog, outside dog. references, no pels. $215. 646- Professional couple. No pets. N.Y. 1W18. 5 7 3 -0 3 8 6 security, lease required. 568- 3167, 228-3540. Print name, address, tip code; pattern no. and site. Free to good home. 633-8892. 9018. Call 742-5519. PAGE SIXTEEN - EVENING HERALD. Sat.. July 28. 1979

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Joan Rivers, Rod Stewart, and The Prairie" Introduces exciting SSAfiUyJA 8 ra Washington Week In Maldan, Patricia Madina, McNair. Brock Peters, Isabel lOdXI 729 8To3sAnnounoad the original Broadway cast of young stars lor a "wild and ra Saaama SIrstI (R) Sanford: Don Mitchell, Juanita Tuesday ® MobyDIok aOaByNumbara raHot Nights "Ain't Misbehavin'." (R) crazy^' review of 1978. 8 P o k a Today Sunday Moore, Tina Louise, Robert ®8SupatManda 4 ^ 18 Word Is Out Twenty-six male S rtattonal GoograpMc Special j. 6.-00 730 11:15 Hooks, Mel Carter and Loretta EVENING ® Movie "Honeymoon Of 1:30 ® Sports Spectacular ® World War II01 Diary AFTERNOON and female homosexuals reveal "The Tigris Expedition" Thor ■£. (SConaumarBuylna Horror" (1965) Abbey HaHar, a Rad Box Wrap-Up Holloway. (I) Fftn FSatlval 8 Davay And QcBoib ® ConnaeBeuI Woman many of the problems and |oys Heyerdahl's final and climactic ’ ® Panama For LMng Robert Parsons. a r e r n o o n ©When, Jenny, When? Two 10KX) ®Oagan'tWand a S o o p Factory 11:30 they have experienced In various voyage is commemorated with | d) CMdran'a QoapalHour 8 H o l Fudge 4:40 1:00 teen-agers are confronted with a (£ & Barbara Wattara Special ® AoMon Noaamakors (3) Movla “Scarecrow" (1973) phases of their lives, childhood, film plus additional footage of OPTLCtub ®Kbiar's Komar O Candid Camera^ lavialona 01 Film And Faith dilemma In dealing with sax and In a composite of previous Inter­ the Kon TIkl and Ra expeditions. 10:30 8 Dick Van Dyke 8 Cfoeksit'a VlddA Garden Gene Hackman. At Pacino. 12:00 Actress Liv Ullmann, Father Rob­ adolescence and adulthood. (R) g $ T h « Diplomatic Stylo 01 the social importance that their views, Barbara Walters talks with 6:30 Q) Tanan / Super Sevan araWMtStroatWook 4:45 8 Has Haw (Corn'd) ® Movla "Action In The North ert Lauder and Rev. James Wall (R) (XVMaAISBrstR) Androw Young A documentary peers attach to It. Burt Reynolds, the Shah of Iran isi rioaywDoo lean 8 Uatan FamlyFaud Atlantic" (1943) Humphrey discuss the use of films to 9:30 ® T h a B ^ t a d a STMtWceklnBMebel on the United States Ambassa­ and the late John Wayne. Wednesday 3 IB 8 OifVv Duck S tW Superman Bogart, Raymond Massey. achieve a better understanding 9:00 18 Bad Boys Kids, parents, vic­ -®Oe«ayAndQaaath 0ThaSM nt § ® MovIs “The Seven Minutes" dor to the United Nations. (R) (BDevId Frost Presento "The MORNING 8 Jamas Mtdianar'a World (B MMakkc Impoaalbla of oneself. tims and law officios outline dif­ 80taonAerM 830 (1971) Wayne Maunder, Mari­ Guinness Book Of World ferent aspects of a juvenile ciimi- 6:45 2dX> ® Patauadara ® Bad News Bsara EVENING WEDNESDAY'S SPECI- Mayor Athanaon'aFOnan anne McAndrew. 5:30 Records" nal's life.(R) ® NSW Day ® Movla "VUIa Rides" (1968) ®MatvOfWbi 9 The Qroateat Stuntman Alive ALS 10HX) 11.-00 Yul Brynner, Robert MItebum. ra a U n lla d States Mlnl- ® A Night At The Raoas AUQUST1.187B ® August Magozbis Sharron 7dM mSoulTrabi S ® a BoMaatar GatacUca 8 0 8 Saturday Mglrt Uvs A behind-the-scenes look is tak­ ®Ho(Fiidgs 8 0 8 FYod And Bamoy ®UWeRMcali Olymplca ® 9tti Annual Hal Jockson'a 8:00 ^ , en at the making of the motion Monday Lovejoy reports on Caesarian 8 Monty Python's Flying Ckcus ® 9 th Annual Hal Jackaona Thursday ®AbboMAndCoalalo a w C T T m I t ® MdeRRcal SBtudtoSas Talantsd Taana kitamotlanal picture "Hooper" starring Burt births, visits with writer Erma ® BaesbaB ra Jamas Mkhanar'a World aAndyOrMIth Talantad Teona Inlofnallonal EVENING Bombeck, and looks at a vener­ EVENING ®Uttls Rascals CofrtMt a Movla "Dead Heat On A Reynolds. EVENING 11:30 8 Aooont On Uvkig 8FaaUvalOIFalth Contaat able British institution - the 12:00 8 ConauHanon ® 8 Blglool And WMboy a O 8 Pra-Oama Show 5:30 Merry-Go-Round" (1969) James 8:00 nanny. 3CsMom ls Jam II Highlights SMombigtawn ® M ovla "Manflah" (1956) aLM ng Fatih S a C H I P a Coburn, Camilla Sparv. EVENINQ 9:00 8 ConaumarSiMvIval Kit 8 Anwrlean LHsslyls gj SS Summortoal The Paul (9 Lae Mandelaon Star Special of the. concert held at Ontario John Bromltald, Lon Chaney. BHarAToYourHsallh ® People's Command Perform­ 7:30 8 Movie "Gunman's Walk" aMi^nOIMkida 1230 Taylor Dance Company performs "From Yellowstone To Tomor­ EVENING Motor Speedway In Calllorrila 808TlMJaloont a Hogwi’a Haroas ance Alan King Is host lor this ® Arthur And Company (1958) Von Haffin, Tab Hunter. a Stage Door Disco ®Wraatlng ■Profiles," a world premiere 8:00 row" George C. Scott hosts a featuring performances by Bob third annual entertainment spe­ ® Popsya And Frtanda 8 BH Moyara'Journal raTannIa ra JuBa ChBd And Company 8 L M n g F A h dance commissioned especially IX) Salute To America "Cele­ tribute to the beauty and splen­ Welch, Stevie Nicks and Mick EVENING cial featuring performances by 8 Viewpoint On Nubitton by the American Dance Festival, brate Life America" This musical dor of America's national parks 8:00 Fleetwood, Dave Mason, 2:15 an array of celebrities Including SW hat A Ysar Melissa Sue 8 BayCttyRo AFTERNOON 830 from Durham, North Carolina. tribute to America features Betty In celebration of their 100th Foreigner. Arrowsmlth and 8 0 8 B a a a b a l ® JuatFrtands 12:30 Ackerman. Sam Jaffa, Barbara Carroll O'Connor. Billy Crystal, Anderson of "Little House On U n d a r ^ anniversary. Heart. (R) 2:30 OaBoaabaB SThsAthMaa SKM 12.-00 ®Laural And Hardy Laugh- ii SSToBsAnnaunoad 12:45 ® Popwe ®8paosAcadamy ® Racing From Bcknonl ® ThaRkrtatonaa ® 8 Spartacade 79 930 SUatsn ® Six MIton Dolar Man a NaahAto On ThS Read ® C B 8 Movla "The WIlby ®0Fanglaoa 8 l l arvaatTampla a Lockin'BaMsr 130 lis Week’s TV Sports ® Dovay And Gdath 8 e Buford And The Galopkig Conspiracy" (1975) Sidney (3D M o vie "Dio, Monster. Dio" S P d m s I lm a OBBInck Parapaclivs On The a 0 8 A M n And Ths Chip­ Ghoot Poitier. Michael Caine. A black (1965) Boris Karloff, Nick featuring shark tagging, from the 0:00 munks 8 The Olplomitic Styto 01 »F u n f South African revolutionary sets 7:00 EVENING 11:30 SMyThrsaSons Adams. Today SS Soccer Made In Germany Virgin Islands: Celebrity Off- 3 Spartacade '70 Spartacade aSasamaStrasKR) Andrew Young 3:00 ra Wondars Ot Ths Baa off with his lawyer and a reluc­ 8 Movta "Ton North Freder­ Road Race from Los Angeles; ® A Night At The Raoas 79, a pre-Olympic trial held In a Movla "Lucky Loters" GDILovaLuey tant white mining engineer on a ick" (1958) Gary Cooper. Diane MORNING 8:30 8:30 National AA U Indoor Diving 6:00 the Soviet Unkm, Is the most (1950) Bowery Boys. 8 0 omaia 6:30 cross-country tr^ to locate dia­ Varsi. gX @ Baaeball Boston Red Sox Championships from Austin. spectacular sports event of the ®8upatharoaa 8 ComSapIn Bowing monds hidden years earlier. (R) 9 Baseball (Cont'd) Boston d j 8 Soooby'a A>-Stara 8 Connsellcut ProMas ®aC8SNowa 8 Jukebox 11:00 vs. Texas Rangers Texas. Red Sox vs. Cleveland Indians Friday y ^ . For the first time it is an a u n t s Raacala ® The Prioa la Right ®aLovaBoal international event, with more ®)Vlsanolnl r ■ On ------Nutrition 12:30 ®LNaOtRBsy 8 a Sword Of Juatloa 130 ® W C T Tennis Peter Fleming 11:15 4:30 l FanFantastloFour ® FtlAlbort ® Movie "Five Million Years To 6:30 than too countries invited to 0 8 3:30 a e a N B C N s w s araSummartsst vs. Vitas Gerulaitis ® Rad Sox Wrap-Up OS & Wide World Of Sports Irw ® BowHng For Dollars EVENING American Bandstand ® The Brady Bunch Earth" (1968) James Donald. participate in 29 games. 9:00 araAnolhsrVoloa 11:30 a farewell retrospective.' O Fabulous Funnlas ® a WIds World Of Sports 9-.30 Andrew Keir. AFTERNOON 7:30 ® Bugs Bunny / Road Runner 8 a N a w a (X) A Night At The Races highlights of Muhammad All's 11:15 a ra Oroeksit's VIciory Gordon 8 Jake Haas Ooapol Tkna ®Crosa-WHa ® aA B C N ow a career are presented. ® Baseball New York Mets vs. 6:30 3 Rad Sox Wrap-Up ® BM m an 8 Connacticut PretBaa 7 t » ® Haw York Report SRockConoert ®Spanacada '79 Spartacade ® OonW Boone 1dX> 12:00 12:00 @1 IS) S I SporttWorld Cover­ Pittsburgh Pirates ® Agromky And Company S ) Wrestling age of the United Slates Mini- '79. a pre-Olympic trial held In 11:30 8 O a QodzMa Super 90 ®KldaafatM 4KX) 1030 2:15 (D Spartacade 79 Spartacade 8:15 (D 3 P Q A ChMiytenahip Spa- ® Movla "The Mystery 01 Mar­ ® ® Naws Olympics from Colorado the Soviet Union, Is the most 8 MNtar Rogers (R) ) Big V’eBayi ® News (B Movla "The Curse 01 The 79, a pre*Olympic trial held in 12:30 0 Red Sox Wrap-Up spectacular sports event of the dai Highlights of second round aVMaAlagrs(R) ie Roger (1942) Marta Montez. horVIsw ® a Fantasy Wand Living Corpse" (1964) Holer the Soviet Union, is the most Springs. Colorado. ® Ths World At War ®TheAthlatss year. For the first time It Is an play in the PGA Championship Patrlc Knowles. 8 Rainbow’s End ® Borta KortotTs Tbrttar Waren, Roy R. Sheider. spectacular sports event of the 8:30 8 World OpportunWas 9 Daaeball Boston Red Sox vs International event, with more golf tournament from the Oak­ 9:30 raWCTTannla 8 Movla "Phantom Of The aSupartraki year. For the first time it is an EVENINQ ® Shaziam OB nBMXwOfO W p o n 2:40 Cleveland Indians than too countries Invited to land Hills Country Club in aNoarZooRovuo Rue Morgue" (1954) Karl a UpoMka, Oownttaka international event, with more a O n o a U ^ A Claaalr - -I ^ - - OOdyassy ® Naws Sunday participate In 29 games. Dirmingham, Alabama. 3 Wfeeong than 100 countries invited to 11:15 a r QuaP^U-BA-T 10-.30 6:40 ® Bowling For Dollars S ®BlackNswa 330 participate in 29 games. MORNING ® KInar't Komer S Red Sox Wrap-Up Has Haw 8 RWt Of Marriage 3 S p ^a ca d e 7 9 7:30 aoiok Van Dyke 1130 ® Candlepin Bowling 7:00 ® Basabal Montreal Expos vs. akiSaaichOI... 11:00 ® ® a 8 a N s w a 3:20 ® Greatest SporU Legends Wednesday New York Mets National Geographic Speciais ra Scooar Mads In Oarmany ® Soap Factory ra Movla "The Male Animal" 1:00 ® Soccer Made In Germany (1942) Henry Fonda, Don O W OT Tennis 8:30 SaoondOlyTV 11:30 EVENING 8*30 If you missed any of the “The Legacy of L.S.B. words, with film footage 728 g DeFore. IS) Wrestling I S 0 Baaeball Boston Red Sox 0 O Basabal Boston Red Sox Ok* Van Dyke CD Spartacade '79 Spartacade from the long and dra­ ®NYouAakMa vs. Texas Rangers vs, Milwaukee Brewers past season’s National Leakey” chronicles the 1:30 '79, a pre-Olympic trial held in 6:30 Geographic specials on discoveries of scientist matic career of this re­ 3 Racers the Soviet Union, is the most 10:30 ® Sports Extra ® Bowling For Dollara - 1: PBS, or if you particularly Louis S.B. Leakey, who markable man who has 3 This Week In Baseball spectacular sports event of the been called the modem year. For the first time it is an 11:00 7:30 liked one special, take ad­ has some startling knowl­ 2:00 international event, with more 0 9 Baseball Boston Red Sox ® Baseball Chicago Cubs vs. gS Tennis "Louisville Interna­ vantage of the five pro­ edge about man’s origins. counterpart of the Renais­ than 100 countries invited to tional Classic" Coverage of the vs. Cleveland Indians sance's “universal man,” New York Mets S ) Spartacade '79 Spartacade grams that PBS is re- T to special, which airs 3 (2^ 3 Pre-Game Show participate in 29 games. finals of this $175,000 clay court ® Greatest Sports Legends '79, a pre-Olympic trial held In broadcasting this August. Aug. 16, tells much of Dr. and the Darwin of human © T e n n is "Louisville Interna­ event from Louisville, Kentucky. the Soviet Union, Is the most Starting on Thursday, Leakey's story in his own prehistory. tional Classic" Coverage of the AFTERNOON 11:15 spectacular sports event of the semifinals of this $175,000 clay ® Red Sox Wrap-Up year. For the first time It Is an Aug. 2, when “The Tigris court event from Louisville, international event, with more Expedition” airs, PBS will Kentucky. 12:00 than too countries Invited to Our Clossified 3 Soccer West Bromwich vs. offer a one-hour documen­ 2:15 participate In 29 games. Wolverhampton Wanderers tary each week. 3 ® 3 Baseball Regional Monday 10:00 Ad Visors coverage of Cincinnati Reds at In '"Hie Tigris Expedi­ 1:00 ® Horae Racing "Th e Woo­ AL SIEFFERrS Atlanta Braves; Chicago Cubs at CD Chicago Cubs vs. Baseball EVENING drow Wilson Pace'’ Are As Near tion” explorer-adventurer New York Mets. New York Mets Thor Heyerdahl, of Kon- SPOTLIGHT BUY 3:30 3 Spartacade 79 Spartacade 10:15 '79. a pre-Olympic trial held in 6:30 S I Rad Sox Wrap-Up As Your Phone Tiki and RA Expeditions 3) 3 Wide World Of Sports the Soviet Union, is the most ® Bowling For Dollars fame, and his 10-man crew Live coverage of the AFC / NFC 10:30 spectacular sports event of the %i]r inour can Hall of Fame game between the 7:00 ® Soccer Los Angeles Aztecs sail their reed boat. The year. For the first time It is an Ron Leibman stars in the Dallas Cowboys and the Oakland S Wrestling vs. New York Cosmos Tigris, over routes he be­ SAVE $30 international event, with more DIAL RCA 114: carat JVfiracle lookHke Raiders from Canton, Ohio, title role of “ Kaz," Sg. than 100 countries invited to 8:00 11:30 lieves were followed by 4:30 participate in 29 games. ® 9 Baseball Regional cover­ ® Spartacade '79 Spartacade lected rebroadcasts of the $43-2711 Sumerian traders 5,000 |13” ColorT.V. diamond Mounting this. (S Sports Spectacular Cover­ age of Baltimore Orioles at '79, a pre-Olympic trial held In drama series will be pre­ 643-2718 •! P.M. 2:00 years ago. The film goes age of Part 1 of the Jomo Milwaukee Brewers; Chicago Ihe Soviet Union, Is the most sented Sundays, July 29- iilOOS Solid StatB 3 The Athletes Cubs at Philadelphia Phillies. beygnd science and adven­ Kenyatta Memorial Track and spectacular sports event of the Sept. 2, on CBS. ture and ultimately fo­ 0)m e In and discover how suiprlsingly Field Games from Nairobi, 2:30 11:30 year. For the first time It Is an i RCA OiiBlItlL. _ affordable it Is to give that precious Kenya; Men's Pro Bowling, ci) 3 NASL Soccer Los Ange­ ® S ) Spartacade '79 Sparta­ International event, with more cuses on the man, Heyer­ Amarillo Open, from Amarillo. les Aztecs at Washington Diplo­ cade '79. a pre-Olympic trial held than 100 countries Invited to dahl, in an effort to explain diamond of yours a new look. Texas; Daytona Supercross mats In the Soviet Union. Is the most participate In 29 games. what motivates him to risk Motorcycle racing from Florida; 3 ® 3 United States Mini* spectacular sports event of the hfs life in the search for U.S. Single Seat Unlimited Olympics Coverage of national year. For the first time It Is an F L O ’S CAKE ^ 2 5 8 Championship, off-road auto competition for Olympic hopefuls international event, with more Thursday Decorating Suppliei Inc, knowledge. racing, from Los Angeles. in 31 sports, from Colorado than too countries Invited to Springs, Colorado. EVENING “Yukon Passage,” to air 5:00 participate In 29 games. Pertonaliaed Cake* Thursday, Aug. 9, follows 3 ® 3 United States Mlnl- 3:50 four young men as they OlympICB Coverage of the (D Baseball (Time Approximate) 6:30 For Every Occation AtfileUzxO / cJikkae& ’M e mttipnaJ competitions for Otym- Chicago Cubs vs. New York Mets ® Bowling For Dollars retrace the trail of the Tuesday Jewelers & Silversmiths Since 1900 pIC^lDpefuls in 31 sports, from 8:00 Klondike gold-seekers, CetorWeGprings. Colorado. 4:00 All baking & decorating 44.1-445 HARTFORD ROAD MANCHESTER ® Auto Racing "Road Atlanta" pitting their courage and D C B S Sports Special Cover­ AFTERNOON done on the premlte* fpy PHONE 647-9997 9SE MAIN «T. DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER age of Part II of the Jomo CVBMNQ 8:30 endurance against the rug­ • HARTFORD • NEW BRITAIN a WESTFARMS MALL Kenyatta Memorial Track and ® i a 0 Baseball Boston Red ged Alaskan wilderness. KEENEY ST EXIT OFF 1-64 l o t r>n(«>r .S't. Amencan Express/Master Charge/Vea / Mehaets Charge ftOO Field Games from Nairobi. 5:30 Sox vs. Milwaukee Brewers 70 Lnion St Mmnrhrdtrr It’s a spectacular outdoor Kenya; Professional Underwater ® Baaeball Boston Red Sox vs. HochvUI^ 11:15 DUh0228 ®"«n9FiromB*(monl Sportsman's competition. Cleveland Indians 8 7 5 S2 S2 adventure. 8 Red Sox Wrap-Up TV SPOTUGHT-Page 5 Page 4 - TV SPOTUGHT Sunday, July 29 Daytime Programa 0 Whan, Jenny, Whan? JoaFYanUh 0 8 lraWitTMk 0Movla 0 Fury MOfMNQ 7.-00 2 M 0 Chaloe Of Salvadon 0 What About Woman? ®e»anlnQAtPapa Nawa 0O0HlghRolsra S Domna MORNING 9 Latino 0 Movie "Papa's Delicate ® Movto "The Ladyklltefs" ^ Monday MemlnB Mon) S 0 Menus V^ ,M .D . )MaybanyR.FJ). 0 S ) Studio Sea (1956) Aloe Quinnoss, Polor gAmarleanLNaMyls ) Tbaaday Mombig (Tua) 0 Tha Partildga Famly ]0DiwLI)aToUwi 0 FIm Faalurs (Mon, Tiia, FrI) 6*30 0 Mighty Herculat Condition" (1963) Jackie Glea­ SdX) Fdr You, Stack woman (Wad) Sellofs. j MOfTCin 0TomLarfcn 11:30 0 Aooanl On Uvlng (Men) 5:00 d Mario And The Magic Movie son, Qlynis Johns. 8:30 OManOimnfTiiaJM) Woman's Ptaos (Thu) 10:30 mOnaDsyAIATIms ) Thuraday Mambig (Thu) IfP IIM rWnBIOfWM (B Al In Tin FSnily (R) (Mon- 0 Domala(TUe-Fd) 8 C9 The Brady Bunch MacMna 0N o va 2:30 „ , ThaDoelora 0 ® Oaaama Street (R) (Elnelght 3 ) Barrio O O B a a s b a l 5:56 ) Friday lMmlng(^ WmLFiI) 0 0 0 12:30 (B Movio “Puroult Of Tho Qral 9:30 0 AndyOrimth 0 A I In Tha Fwnly (R) (Mon- 5*30 ® Day Of DIacovary dlSpIdarman 0 Today’s woman J Popaya And Rtands (jU rfM rwnflOlW m m MWWn 0 GRtgin’s Wind (Thu) (I) Adam-12 Spoe" (1957) Anthony Quaylo, MO Wad, Fri) ® Battle Of The Planati 22 Oral Roberts ®PolntOfVlaw m 0 Good Mombig Amsrtea 0 Tha PirlrWga Famly 0MkiasylJvs 2:30 0 1 Drsom Of Jaarails (Thu) 0 The World Tomorrow fT) nialfMmt John Gregson. (BAloa MO ®Nsna 0Fsni)rFsud 6:00 SI Robert Schuller MrsHasa Gospel Tkna (B 0 NASL8oooar (B David Frost Praaants ®Agrontky And Company 0 N a w Zoo Raws S 0 Tha Partrldga Famly 8$ Fantastic Voyage 0 0 Z o o m (R ) 0 O 0 Today Jokar'sWU 0 0 VlMM Of Fortune 0 RrSpiroSone And Friends (S Chrlitopher Cloeaup 0 0 0 Mast The Press C T PromlaaaOfQod 3 ) 0 ABC Movie "Serpico" 4:30 OnmeForTImolhy @1 Jewish Heritage 0 Movie "Who Done It?" 0 0 0Unltad Stataa Mim- (BLaEaqilnafnN) 3Hmidt 8 Jaokla / Dapuly S LaavaltToBsavar 0Domata (1942) Bud Abbott, Lou Costello. 0 Conversation (1973) Al Pacino. Tony Roberts. Dang AFTERN(X)N UttlsRascala SJ Battle Of The Planate Olymplcs An honest policeman sacrifices m Baal dlNaae Day (Wad) 0 0 0 AnolharWof1d 0 9:00 0 Kids Are People Too IKK) 9:50 0QraanAcraa 0Chriat Tha Living Word Q) Sunday Morning his career and almost his life to S Barrio (Thu) 736 0Naaw PaCtub 6:30 d ) Movla "The Greatest Show 3d)0 GD For Our Tknaa (Frf) Naan 12K)0 0 Cooaumar Survivaf Kfl (Moo) 0 OD Beet Of Newt Day ® Frankenstein Jr. And The 10:45 On Earth" (1952) Charlton 29 Sunday At Ttw KIng'a Houaa expose high-level corruption In 0 0 0 EmargancyOnal Impossibles 0 JewlthUle the New York Police Depart­ (BNawZooRawie 0-.65 0Nee«Dsy ® Prime Tima (Tua)...... (S Roy E. Brown Heston, Betty Hutton. X Comaelioul Woman (Mon) 7 3 0 ___ 0Hsr1lags Comar 012(7ClockUvel ® To Bs Aimouncad (Wad) 0 Panicaat Junction d) Faith For Today d ) Davey And Qollath (B M o ^ "The Curse Of Frank­ 3*50 ment. (R) (B Tha Hbitatonaa 11:00 (B Baaabal (Thna Approximata) Mne On New Jersey S Conwellcut Saan (Tua) 0 Ns m ® Haro’s To Your Hoalth (Thu) 5:00 SOdyaaey ®Oralmbarts (S QlMgan’s Island enstein" (1957) Peter Cushing. mPTLClub 10:00 ® Jula ChM And Company (Fri) 01 Family Focus XMakaRRasMi^ 0 U v im Faith 0 Tha FIntatonas ® RaxHumbard Christopher Lee. S Jake Hass Qoapal'Tima 0 0 Today (B Mka Douglas (Mon-Wad, Fil) 7:00 3 JhnmySwaggart 4K)0 0 ® MaslarplaoaThaatra (B Elgfilh Day(Thu) 0 O 0 PaaewonI Flue 0 DavwAndQolath 0 ) Sunday At The King's House (£ Eighth Day (3) CBS Sports Spadal 0 Buga Bursty And Porky Fig (B August Magadna (Thu) 3K)0 (D Face The State 22 Oay Of Discovery G D O W i^ O miLavaLuoy 0Movla (B Popaya And Friends 0 Tha Odd Coupla ® Wonderama 0 Instructional FNm ® Baaebal 0 Jwnaa MIehsnar’t World 9:30 OJPTLI PTLO___ ub 0t2OA»O pyramid 0 ® Mialar Rogprs (R) 10 Mister Rogers (R) 0 South By Northwaat 09 Accent On Living 0 Movla "His Majesty 830 0 Ryan’s Hope 0 0 Qanarai Hospital d ) This la The Lite 0 Tony The Pony (BThaJaWsrsons 0 Not For Woman (M y (B Csplaki Kangaroo 0 Joker’s WM 0 Soccer Made In Qarmany 0 Visions Of FOn And Faith O’Keele" (1954) Burl Lancaster, SJKIaWrtttan (9 Romper Room 12:30 0OnadkiUns 0 ) World Opportunities 3 The World Tomorrow S ThaArehlaa 0 0 C a r d Sharks 0L0vaExparta 0 Ulsaiylaa(Moro 5:15 0 7 0 0 Club 0 Mundo Real 0 Movie "Say Goodbye, Mag­ Joan Rice. 0 JarryFakssI 6:30 M^Ba QorBa And Pater S ) Sesame Street (R) ® Here To Make Music gie Cole" (1972) Susan Hayward. ®BaatOIFamMaa (B(Mnmanl(Mon) O N Ity Today 0 0 0 Holywood Squaiaa ® Famly Focuartua) 0 Harmano Pablo O Ring Around The World 10K)0 Polamua 0lrarakis 0Ryan'aHo^ 0 Malodyfanrt (atariamallc Cln- 3 Momlngtown 9:15 Darren McGavIn. (B Congranlanal Atpoft(Tua) 5:30 11:30 4:30 (BCommant (B Fioa Tha State (W ^ 0ThalQlrt le(Wad.W) „ , d ) New Day d ) Face The Nation 0N o va GB Wide World Of Sports 836 12:55 0 Mary Tylsr Moors 7*30 0 Spartacade'79 0 (BNaws (BKldawoikl(Fil) 0 0 Nawt 0 World Opportunlllaa(Thu) 9:30 CD Spartacada'79 0 Festival Of Fstth 3 ) Tha World Tomorrow 10:24 0Naaia BavariyHMfa«aa 0 Qagan'aWand ( j The Christiana 0 Jo n n y Quest (B Bugs Bunm And Frtanda ww/wm utivwBmur elfc 1 0 0 Card Burnsit And Frionda d ) Worship For Shut-Ins (i) Space Qhott And DIno Boy d ) 0 Anknalt Animals Animals 0 0 0 SportsWorld 0 Tha SIX WIvaa Of Hsnry vm (DBAOfThaPIsnsla 830 M ® LRoa. Yoga And You (R) 0 Instructional FVm 0 Firing Una 1 0 Dr. Scott On Habrawa ® Christopher Cloeaup d ) Little Rascals ® Whan Tha Boat Comaa In 0 Connscllcul Nawsmakars (BOagan’elsIand 10-J0 0 Oaarch For Tomorrow (S Nina On New Jersey 0 Gieateat Sports Legends 5d)0 0 Meal Tha Ms)^ Mon._ i.Wad) t 3*30 0 Haajywad Gama <3 The Partridge Family 1:30 ® Mission: kTipoaalbls (IM > (B Tha Addsms FtmSy 0ThalQM (i)0M*A*8*H(R) @ Davey And Qollath 3 Insight 0 Adelants d ) Connecticut: Seen 10:30 0 New York R s ^ fruYuM rt 0 ® Boctrtc Company (R) 0FlrlngUns GDFaoaThaStala 0 BlKk PwspacllvafTUs) 0Edas(XMgM 0 0 AIMyCMklran 08hazzam (kxxiacticut Lottery (Thu) 0 Jimmy Swaggart 09 RopeMoars Call To Prayer ) Mna On Naw'Jara^ ( ^ ) 0 O 0 Al ww Sacrals 0 SH The Long Search (B Sports Extra 0 R ln g Around tI m World 0 Movla ®VHaAlagro(R) 0 Hogan's Haroas (Mon, Wad- 7:45 0 Electric Company (R) AFTERNOON 0 Young Sampson ) Nawark And RaaMy (M 0Oaaa-WNt 0 0 0 Daya Of Our Uvaa S) Sacred Heart 0 Celebrate 5:30 (B Jimmy Swaggarl 0 Today Fri) 2KX) 0 Sunday At'nis Nng’s Houaa S S w L i About Woman? (Thu) 4riX) 0 To p C a t 0 D lc k Van Dyke 3 RompsrRoom 10:56 1:90 0DlnaW ^ O Baaabal (Tua) 8:00 12:00 dThsOddCoupIs Adslsnls(Fti) 0 CBS Nawa (Thu) 0 A a Tha World Tuna 0NOWS d ) Sunday Mast 0 RaxHumbard d ) Congressional Report 0 $10,000 N m That Tuna 10:45 EdAisn 0Joumay To Tha Canter 01 09 Harvest Tsmpla 0 The Graatast Stuntman Alva 8 030 0 Tha Partrldga Famly ® James Robison 10:00 d ) 0 Issues And Answers ThaAthMaa ®JanakI 0 TomArxlJarry 1 1 M 0 Jaka Haaa&apalTlma Tha Earth 5:35 0 ) Dr. Qene Scott 0 ThtaaStoogas 6:56 00MarvOrtflln 0 Movls(Cont'd)frhu) (!) Harculoidt ® Robert Schullar 0 Opera Theater 0 11d)0 0 A n * Q rW llh 0Bawttohsd(Thu) O Robert Schuller d ) Kids Are People Too 0 Human DImanslon 0 Movie "Heaven Knows, Mr. ODonahus 0 Tha Ghoal And Mra. Muir 1:55 EVENING ( B 0 N m « • 0 101 ® Sesame Street (R) ® 0 Sunday Mast 0W lk t Kingdom Allison" (1957) Robert Mltchum, (B PoWoal Program 0 0 Lavama 8 SNrIsy (R) 0 SpHi Of Indapandanoa 3 Oral Roberts (T9 Ufeatylas 0Socoar Deborah Kerr. 3 Dr. Doolittle 0LNsOfRlsy 0 This Is The Life 6K)0 0 P TL C k ib ® (l)O N a v n O Q s t Smart $ Movla "Tho Easy Way" ®Tannis (1952) Cary Grant, Betsy Drake. Monday, July 30 Loving parents of three open 11:15 (B CBS News New Angel in Hollywood Iheir home to several foster chH- DAYTME MOVES (B Tha Brady Bunch O N ana 0 Laa Mandataon Star Special dron. 2 hra. (B/W) 0RsdSoxWrap4Jp 11:30 2:41 Jokar’a W U 0DlokCavslt 0 0 0 L R t l a Houaa On Tha 0 Baal Of Midday 0 Joumay To Advsntura 11:30 0 CMoo And The Man PraMe 0 Rockford Flas 12K)0 S ® 8ludlo8aa 008bartacada79 0 ® ThaAdvocalas GDHawalFIvoJ) 0 M y Throe Sons ® Conaumsr Survival KN 0 ® A l Oaaluraa Qraal And 3.-00 0 Connecticut Narrsmakars 0 "Thrat Sailors And A Qkl" Smal SlxMiaionOolarMan (B David SuaakInd (1953) Jana Powell. Gordon 0QinaflMka 0 0 P o lo a Story 0 0ColsgsBowl (B O 0 N S W S 7:29 OJokar'aW M MacRae. 0DslyNumbara 0 0 T o n lg M 4K)0 Shelley Hack Will Earn Her Wings 0ThaMuppats (S Ruff House 6:30 ® Capflonsd ABC Nwas 0ILoualjucy 8:30 0 Nawa 0 Prolaci U.F.O. 1:00 700 0M arvQ rM n 6:30 0 Worship For Shut-Ins 0 Bowing For DoBaia 12K)0 4K)6 3 ) CBS News 0 "The Spanish Mam" (1945) 0 PJI4. Magailns 0UaroCkjb Maureen O'Hsrs. Paul Hanrakf. 0O0NBCNawa 0 Adsm-12 0 Dr. Soon On Habrawa 0 JackSanny 3 ) 0 ABC Naas 12d)0 ® wiarEaay 0UarsCkib Harper’s Bazaar. 000NBCNaws 0 0ThsMuppsls 9K)0 4:30 3 ) Soap 4:00 0 Adam-12 0Nsa4ywadQama 0 M*A* *H By DAN LEWIS At 14, S h elle y was 0 That's Holywood 3 ) Movla "A Countess From 3 ) "The Big Sky" (1952) KWt 8 12:40 0KH ty Today OFSmiyFaud 0 Movla "And Then There Lata Movla "To Please “discovered” by a photo­ Hong Kong" (1967) Marlon Bran­ Douglas, Dewey Marlin. 6:55 0(»8 6:40 0 ® MacNsI / Lahiar Raport Were None" (1945) Louis A Lady" (1950) Clark Gable. Bar­ do. Sophia Loren. 0 "Rough Night In Jericho" NdMd Fait-Food Fever grapher-publisher who (3) KInar’s Komar 0 That’s Holywood Hayward. Barry Rtzgerak). Ten bara Stanwyck. "I don't think I'm vapid 0 EmarganmOnal (1967) Dean Martin. George 7 M was taken by her looks and 0 Movie "The Pumpkin Eater" 0 Dick Van Dyks people. Invited to a remote 7:00 P app^. 0 C 8 8 N a n a 0 T le T a e Dough deserted Island, are mysteriously 1K)0 Elating out bas become or shallow. " declares Shel­ gave her the “ I’ll put you 3)0Mlnutaa ;1964) Anne Bancroft, Peter (B The Brady Bunch murdered one by one. hrs. 0 Movla "The Deerslayer very popular. The Confer­ ley Hack. * I'll have to on m a ga zin e c o v e rs ” ( B 0 Hardy Boys Finch. EVBtMQ 8K)0 2 (1957) Lex Barker, Rita Moreno. 0 0 A B C N a w a (B/IM ence Board finds. Total con­ show the public I'm not a speech. Remarkably, he ® Graatast Sports Lsgsnds 00Da6ngGima 0 Tha WMts Shadow 000Tomorrow 0 0 0 WorMOfDlansy 12:30 aiCroaa-Wks 0 0 0 Movie "The Rain sumer spending on eating vapid person." did - Glamour Magazine 0 Gel Smart OM) OFOallvalOfFMlh Peopla" (1969) Jamas Caan, 10S 0 SaaamaStraal(R) 09 vfTvaivio 0 0 Basabal out is 82 percent higher than Top model Shelley Hack the first tim e out. It 0Mavsrtek 0 Next Slap Beyond ( B 3 ) O 0 N a a a Shkiay Knight. After fleeing her 0JoeFrankln at the beginning of the was selected from more quickly led to a contract ® Croekatt’s Vtetory Garden 12:40 married Ufa, a sensinve young 2 M 1970’s. The rapid growth of than 100 tantalizing young with a leading model (3) CBS Late Movie "Many Riv­ woman meats up with a lormar 0 Qel Smart the fast-food trade is a ma­ 7:30 college loot ball star who makes ladies to replace Kate agency (Eileen Ford) and (SLNsOIRIsy ers To Cross" (1955) Robert jor reason for this trend. "Taylor, Eleanor Pariter. -Olympic Hopefuls- a prriound impression on her 20S Jackson in "Charlie's soon she was in heavy 0 Living FaKh ® Nwaa Teenagers and working ®0andng Disco Hte. .Angels." demand. 1d)0 RoUie Schwartz and John 0 Jamas MIchanar’a World women are providing added 0 RlakOfMaiTlaBS - rado Springs, Colo., is as 2:30 custwners for the re^ u ra n t .Admittedly, "Charlie's The Charlie Girl com­ 8d)0 A total of seven hours of Curry. 0 Movie "A Star Is Bom * 0Nowa (3) A l In The Famly follows: Saturday, July 28; (1955) Judy Garland. James industry. .Angels" does not require mercial springboarded 1K1S coverage of the USA Mini- 0 ThaOddCoupla (B Sakita To Amarica 3 )SixMak)nDolarMan Sunday, July 29, continu­ Furthering the luster of Mason. A big-name star, feeling outstanding acting talents. Shelley into acting. Bit Olympics - the biggest (£0SalvaBSl ing on “SportsWorld” : and the event are the many his own popularity slipping as his However, it does require parts followed in several 3 ) Rax Humbard 2 M single national sports com­ young wife's career Is on the (BNaws Sunday, Aug. 5, also con­ world class United States that the Angels be pretty - films, including one in 0 0 NBC Movla "A Rre In petition in the United rise, turns to the bottle for 0ABCNSWS tinuing on “SportsWorld.” athletes who are expected like Jaclyn Smith and The Sky" (T976) Richard Crenna. States during the pre- comfort. (3 hrs.) PARKER STREET “Annie Hall.” She is still Elizabeth Ashley. An astronomer Track and field, gymnas- to compete in Colorado ® B R Mayan'Journal Cheryl I,add, and Farrah 2d>5 Olympic year with over committed to the commer­ tries to convince officials of a 3 ) ABC Nana Springs. The headliner in 2,300 athletes participating Ucs, boxing, diving and 9:30 Fawcett-Majors before cials. major American dty that they men’s track and field ac­ 0WKRPIn(»icbinatl USED AUTO PARTS, INC. them, (The departed Miss face almost certain destruction 2:20 - will be present^ on figure skating will be spot­ When she won the role of (BNaws tion w ill be Renaldo Jackson was the exception by a huge comet. (R) NBC. This marks the first lighted during the cover­ 10O0 UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT Tiffany Wells, Shelley “Skeets” Nehemiah, the 0LauQranl - attractive and a better- time NBC Sports has cov­ age. Many other sports will headed for the Caribbean world record holder, in the 0 ®Naws than-average television ered the Mini-Olympics, be featured during special ------with her new costars, Jac­ 110 meter hurdles. 0 Maalarplaos Thaatra , actress.) They also should known also as the United reports. lyn and Cheryl, for the two- TELEVISION NBC sportscasters In women’s track and 10-.30 be energetic and able to The newest addition to ABC’s “ Charlie’s Angels’’ is States Olympic Commit­ hour opening episode of the field, a pair of hurdlers ®Dlek Cavan take orders from Charlie, top New York model Shelley Hack. scheduled to work the USA Auto Recycling and Late Model Parts new season. Before long, TEC-TRON AND STEREO tee’s National Sports FesU- 10:55 the voice in the squawk box Mini-Olympics include share top billing: Deby stories were hitting the val, which was iniUtated in 0B ann yM i of actor John Forsythe. pianist sings “ Charlie tory from Smith College, 419 MMN ST. MANCHESTER mONE f49-722f 1978 to provide American Donna de Varona, Bruce LaPIante of San Diego NOW BUYING LATE MODEL gossip columns and fan 11K)0 Miss Hack is a fetching Girl.” and she studied archaeol­ athletes with the opportu­ Jenner, Dick E n b ^ and State and 16-year-old high magazines that there was 0 0 i a S S N w m contradiction of surface Shelley’s background ogy at the University of ONE (1 ) DAY SERVICE Bryant Gumbel, who will school whiz Candy Clark. 0 Alfred Hnchoook Praasnts WRECKS AND JUNK CARS trouble brewing: The two nity to train and compete values. A stunning long suggests substance more Sidney in Australia, and in an Olympic-like compet­ sliare hosting duties; plus LaPJante set a new Ameri­ 0 D lc k Van Dyks returning stars were being 0 B R Moyers'Journal and lean blonde (5-foot-7 than shallow beauty. Bom acting in New York. She’s event commentators CSiar- can record for women with cool to their new partner. itive '--.-mat. ® Baal Of Bun* And Alan Call Us at 649-3391 and IIS pounds), she’s in Connecticut, She is one traveled widely on assign­ iU e Jones, Jim Simpson, a time of 12.86 in the 100 To offset these dastard­ The NBC JU irts telecast known to television audi­ of seven children (she has ments as a model - which OHAU I CclorIVt ' Mike Adamle, Frank meter hurdles, nipping l i a s 775 Parker St., Manchester ly, untrue rumors, ABC schedule, which will in­ 0M ovls "You Can’t Cheat An ences as the Revlon com­ two brothers and four placed her on the cover of Shorter, Mlcki King Clark, whose 12.95 clocking conveniently arranged for I *90 U(7 clude both taped and live Honest Man" (1939) W.C. Fields, mercial girl who saunters sisters). Her late father magazines such as Glam­ Hogiie, Nancy ’Thies, Mar^ set a new American junior a party during the recent o m - m . ■ ■ coverage of the six-day, 31- Edgar Bergen. through a chic bar in an was a chemical engineer. shall Avener, Sam Nqver, mark. our, Vogue, McCall’s and press week. sport competition at Colo­ exquisite white suit while a She has a degree in his­ Page 6 - TV SPOTLIGHT TVSPOTUGHT-Page7 Tuesday, July 31 Thursday, Aug. 2 daytim e SPECIAL 7 «0 OJokaYaWM 1220 DAYTIME SPORTS a SJI Studio See ® BasetMO 9:00 (3) Benny HH IdM B r " 10 11 12 a Bataball (Cont'd) a Dance Fever SI Dick Van Dyke (S C B S N a w a 0 Maalarplaea Theatre ® Movla "Start The Revotutlon (S a Diraa's Company 000Tomorrow KkOO 3 ) lh a Brady Bunoh Without M e" (1970) Gene Wilder. aGunamoks a SS MacNall / Lahrar Report a a a NBC Movie "Final - 0 Baat Of Bums And Alan 820 5:30 a Holhwood Squares 1:15 QDAuguMMigazfcw ffiSABCNawa Donald Sutherland. 14 3$ Baseball 6:30 Crash" (1973) Jane Fonda, Don­ 00DallnBQama ® O0Oaaaba$ 3 ) The Gong Show aTIcta c Dough 11:16 (£ JoiFrinkln 0 LavariM 6 Shbtay ® I Love Lucy ald Sutherland. A group of 0 FaalivaiOfFaHh a Rad Sox Wrap-Up Special EdMon ® Movla "Calling Bulldog 17 18 (3) Bowling For Dollars 8:00 eccentrics living in an auto junk­ 2.-00 DAYTIME MOVIES Soul Train S Drummond” (1951) Walter DAYTIME MOVIES a ® a NBC News (X) The Dooley Brothers yard decide to restore a vintage 11:30 0Q «l8in«rt Nawa P ldgeoo.rn, Margaret...... L e l^ o n . (3) Bamaby Jonas 920 22 (S ® Over Easy ®Crosa-Wlts plane and fly it around the world, § ®0BamayMBar 0_ D r.8 tr.SoollC‘ o t O n f ■ (S a A B C Movie "Cabaret" 2:15 0D lck Cavan (3) a Happy Days a Movie "Harlan County, 12KX) OCMcoAndThaMan OOQuInoy OTMght 12:00 6:55 (1972) Liza Minnelli, Joel Grey. (3)N«m 24 1 ^ 26 a a a 1 ^ Runaways U.S.A." (1976) Directed by Bar­ 10 "Together Again" (1944) 0 Prime Time 0 Lookin'Bettor 0UinClub ® "California" (1946) Ray a N a w a (B Movie "Captain Pirate" a Onoe Upon A Classic bara Kopple. One hundred 2:17 Irene Dunne, Charles Boyar. 0Marta Curia Milland, Barbara Stanwyck. 7:00 0 Opera Theater eighty coal mining families expe­ (1953) Louis Hayward, Patricia (£ New* 7:29 1220 27 30 rience the trauma of a violent Madina. IdM 0DalyNumbara 920 ( 9 Movla "Angels Wash Their 1:00 d) CBS News 3 ) "Tales Of Hoffman" (1963) 8:15 strike, culminating In the murder a a a Beet Of Carson 2:30 ® 0 Carter Country Faces" (1939) Ann Sheridan, 132 33 (5) "Sangaree" (1953) Fernan­ ® The Brady Bunch 0TlMOddCoupl* Moira Shearer, Robert Rounsa- 7:30 - GG a ABC News a Red Sox Wrap-Up ol a young miner. (R) aThsRIIIsman 0BadBoya Dead End Kids. do Lamas. Arlene Dahl. 0CM>tlonsd ABC News vIHe. m P.M. Magazbia (3) a Dating Gams 8:30 9:30 2:35 ® A d a rn -1 2 1020 1227 34 35 36 37 38 4:00 3!l Festival Of Faith (3) CBS Movie "Rollerbair (SMovI* "A Slight Case Ol 4K)0 ® 0B aretU (3) "Jamaica Run" (1953) Ray d) a Taxi 12HI0 ® FamlyFaud ® 0N aw a a Sounding Board (1975) James Caan, John House­ Murder" (1938) Edward G. (3) "The Man Who Loved 3 T 42 44 Milland. Arlene Dahl. (S The Gong Show 0Nawlw«adQama ® 02O /2O a News man. A superstar player In a 10KX) Robinson. Allen Jenkins. Redheads" (1955) Moira Shear­ 1.20 3 "Rio Conchos"( 1964) Rich­ a Dr. Soott On Habrsws O S h a N a N a (3) Newark And Realty 000TonKXTOw aoickCavatt sport ol the future refuses to ® 0 N s w s er, John Justin. ard Boone. Sluart Whitman. a UarsClub 3:00 0 0 M aoNal / Lahrar Raport 00DavMCaaaldy 45 ® WondarS'OI The Sea obey the mandatory retirement (S 3 Barbara Waltars Spadal 0 "The Legend Of Custer" 1:45 12:30 0SlxMakinOolwMan 0ThaQong8how rule, resulting In several no- (3) Newfywsd Gama (1968) Wayne Maunder, Slim ODIekVanDyka 1020 (3} JoaFtanldki EVENING 7:29 ® Movla “OH For The Lamps Maat The Mayors 50 153 holds-barred matches. (R) 4dX) Pickens. S T I o T a e Dough a Dally Numbers 10:30 Ol China" (1935) Pal O'Brien. Dlok Cavan 220 (Viewer Discretion Advised) (3) Nine On New Jersey 0 N mm g 7:30 Josephine Hutchinson. EVBUNQ 8KM ® Nawa (Time Approxknala) 54 55 56 57 6:00 ® MarvGrtffIn 0 OIckCavstt 4:30 1120 0 G a t Smart l l ) ® ) ® a News d) P.M. Magazine ® a Detective School-One 12:40 ® Auto Radng 0 Kitty Today ® Movla "Brief Encounter" M M K m NnpOMNM# 58 59 ® The Brady Bunch ® Adam-12 Flight Up 11:00 ( d CSS Lata Movie "M rs. Polll- 2:19 6.-00 (1947) Celia Johnson, Trevor (I)0 0 N s w a (3) Joker's Wild ® $100,000 Name That Tune a Baseball (d (X) 0 SI News lax - Spy" (1971) Rosalind ®BannyHB ®Moi4a "The Amazing Dr. ® Mission: Impoaalbis C £ S 0 0 N « w a Howard. A mature, married Russell, Darren McGavin. 3 ) Ttw Brady Bunch 0 Dick Van Dyke cmtarhouse” (1938) Edward G. woman suddenly finds the begin­ 0 Gel Smart Robinson, Humphrey Bogart. JokaPaWH nings of an affair In a chance \CKOSS 08tudk>8es 0 Beat Of Butna And Alan S meeting. 2 hrs. (B/W) 220 L> Piciurcd. Newt ® Movla "Little Giant" (1933) (3) Bowing FdrDolira group kidnaps a German leader 320 R m (i 13 a a Baseball ® 0 Staraky 6 Hutch 12:00 ® Bowling For Dollars a Word Is Out ® Alfrtd Hitchcock Pieaanta Edward G. Robinson, Mary 0 O 0 N M N a w a to use In exchange for an Ameri­ 0SlxMBtonDolarMan 17 l.ong Island ‘ali ' rfsi'-iiini't’ a "Best Of Enemies" (1962) l a I® a NBC News a 0 MacNeU / Lahrar Report 0 The Fai And RIts Of Reginald (3) A NUit At Ttia Raoas aoick Van Dyke Astor. 00OvarEaay can. 2 hrs. 420 IS \t*o Lalin 'ah • \:> I nimni'd David Niven, Michael Wilding. a0OverEasy a Spartacade'79 Perrin 0 0 To n lg M a Honeymoonara 0 0 0 Tomorrow O Adam-12 0Pro|aclUFO Ottawa Tinu* period" lah • 0> Mam a Adam-12 a Tic Tac Dough 0 Baat Of Burnt And Alan W h a lA V a a r 0Wa^rs Not Bad Boys 1:00 9:30 1:50 •\ Miss Siruihcr" tir"i r\ p ilItT. hii l•\alnpll’ 6:56 National Qaographle Special 0T1iaRMaman 420 (3) "The Mind Benders" (1963) 6:55 8:00 l a a Love And Laam 11:30 (3) Newt 0Capttonsd ABC Nawa n a m e 10 r«tmpa<'‘ liirtri inn a News ® Fealharstona's Nest 0HaaHawHoiwyaS O KHtyToday Dirk Bogarde. Mary Ure. 0 Dancing Disco (d Switch 23 Linden or HolhnKik ■>ti I r-iilii - mil liiN ® Cross-Wits 2.-00 ® Spartacade'79 .■>1 Kind i>t "inl 4:00 7:00 3 ) a Eight Is Enough 10:00 0 G a l Smart 21 Ueighl unil ot ln»lia ( d CBS News (daPoloaWoman ® "Three Into Two Won't Go" (3) Movie "Odd Man Out" ® 0 Newt 2.i (,'ereal grain 't.l - S-art’h i*t ® The Brady Bunch a 0 0 T o n lg h t 2:30 (1969) Rod Steiger. Claire (1947) James Mason. Robert C S a Vaga$ 2d Namesakes ol lliri llumiiriui>l\ liar.i'«» ® a ABC News aTheRHIaman (3)Nawt Bloom. Newton. A wounded under­ (3) Horse Racing 0 CapUonad ABC News 27 Dick «>r Susannah ,*»d Shirlt'v < pill a "Death Rides A Horse" ® a Dating Game a a The Thrse Whtst Of David 0 T h a Odd Couple ground leader becomes the Friday, Aug. 3 30 M ASM m ea l .'i'* Mol inn pii’iurt' auard (0) Festival Of Faith > a n -— s — (1969) Lee Van Cleef, John Phil­ object ot a massive manhunt. 2 Wfiosivr 12K)0 2:35 a Journeys To The Mind 32 Bihiicai pronoun *i0 lip Law. hrs. (B/W) a Get Smart OB Dr. Scott On Hebrews 3 ) Movla "Twist Of F a te " D A YTIM E M OVIES 0D lck Cavan 0 Tha Paopla's Caucua ® News 1220 33 T h ai ih in u a Real People aUwsClub (1954) Ginger Rogers. Herbert 0 Chico And Tha Man 0 Spartacade 79 aDIckCavett 10:15 ® Movla "Stairway To EVENING a The Long Search Lorn. 0Hara’aToYaurHaaNh 0 Inatarplaoa Theatre a Chico And The Man a Red Sox Wrap-Up 12:30 Heaven" (1947) David Niven, DOW 0 Evening At Pops 12:00 0 To Be Announced 10:30 (3) Movla "Sleeping Car To 3d)0 0 "Savage Wilderness" 729 920 Kkn Hunter. \ r \ d r a m a - 10 I'nmparaiivt' "uttis 6:00 8:30 Trieste" (1949) Jean Kent. Albert 0 Six MMkxi Dolar Mwi (1955) Victor Mature, Guy Madi­ 0DalyNumbara ® CB8 Movla "Ebony. Ivory ® Movla "How Do I Love (■|»\ and Misln 7:29 (3) Soccer 2 Hepluirn or r o l l i t 11 ® ® ® S N a w s ( d Good Times Lleven. son. And Jade" (Premiere) Bert Thee" (1970) Jackie Gleason, a Dally Numbers la a T h e Boss And The Secre­ 4:00 .1 ( onwa\ - monoiTr.im 12 Intlalf ® The Brady Bunch ® Marv Griffin 720 Corwy, Debbie ANen. A private Maureen O'Hara. tary 12:37 0Nawa Id M ®PJy|.Magaifew 1 - Torn 11 T \ ■*hnu pn/f ® Joker's Wild 7:30 detective who doubles as the ® Movla "Th e Pure Hell Of SI. 9:00 0MonayGams (dSIBarslU (3) "Pickwiek Papers" (1954) O D S h a N a N a Islands 'Kr • Id Mii\ a 0 Studio See ® P.M. Magazine 4:30 manager ot a female nightclub Trinian's" (1961) Joyce Grenfell. ® People’s (kimmand Perform­ a Dick Van [^ e Hermlone GIngold. Nigel Patrick. 0 B a a a b a l \ nlcanu’ rnck a My Three Sons ® Adam-12 12:40 0 KHtyToday act teams up with tha two gkts to Cedi Parker. d inltdligihle 17 ance 0DlckCavelt 0PorMrWiganar a Gunsmoke ® $1.98 Beauty Show (dKo)ak 4KM crack a bafttlng case. (B Dr. Soon On llabrawe 7 (lent* or -lack 30 National iddtrm latinn 0 HctywoodBquaraa (3) "Deadly Strangers" Hayley OTonIgM s .lohn or .lames ‘>2 CnusitMU '• sphert* iKr i 0 0 M a d M / Lahrar Raport 1020 MIHs, Simon Ward. 0CaMomlaJamll 0 Single ipref . 1 •Tt Mnno^ram tor I'jirnnx Match Gama r310Nawa 0 "The Appaloosa" (1966) 1. Sfrlm>! '• Shaun Cassidy. will bode well for me. After 0 0 Baaabal tured Jaw" (1959) Kenneth 0 Adam -12 3:30 At 27, Stevenson has lit­ all, Warren Beatty looks 0 0 Wal$traaiWaak More. Jayne Mansfield. (X) Nawa (Tima Appraxknata) ® 0 P G A Champkmahlp Spa- tle remorse over the end of younger than he is.” «• h m a MW tUpMMrt af 6:55 920 0 Nawa cM 4:18 Pioneer the three-year run of “The He thinks that the series d ) 0 ABC Movla “Night ® Jack Benny SaoondCttyTV Bonnie Franklin, who Hardy Boys" series. The is responsible for maturing 7KX) Cries" (1978) Susan Saint 0 Tonight basketwara ® C S S N a w s James, Michael Parks. A young S 4:43 stars as Ann Romano in mystery format and teen­ ® 0 A B C N a w a woman is tormented by dreams 0Nawa 0 Movla "Elmer The Great" 0 Movla "Mr. Moto's Gamble" CBS’s "One Day at a age role had him typed as a him quickly. It gave him • trays 00OaUngGama which suggest that her dead (1933) Joe E. Brown, Patricia (1938) Peter Lorre. Lynn Bari. Ellis. Time,” will star in the title youngster. He is tired of great insight into the tele­ • chains O FO e U va l O f Faith child is alive and In danger. (R) 0Ctoiltonad ABC Nows 0 Popi Goes The Country 0RocktordFaaa role of “The Remarkable playing adolescent charac­ vision business. Mrs. Sanger,” a CBS ters. • lamps Making a series is an all- • doiles movie to run during the Although “The Hardy consuming occupation. upcoming season. Boys” made a television Reading, friends and fa­ • planters The film will re-create star out of Stevenson, he’s vored pastimes often are • flower pots (grey velvet walls as well the life of Margaret looking forward to bigger neglected because of the If you’ve heard that big- week on their favorite day­ ABC’s “One Life to Live.” Sanger, the woman who and letter things. This heavy work load. / I time stars scorn soap time shows. And now, Our man-of-the-week as couches) on a Los Ange­ les apartment that sets established the first birth spring, Stevenson signed a Since ‘"The Hardy Boys” ^*every operas, don't believe it. Sammy Davis Jr. takes a proving that “Never say­ control clinic in the United non-exclusive, two-year ceased production in Janu­ After admitting they were whirl and jmtdoes the re­ ing never, almost never him back a minuscule $300 Utile States and was conse­ deal with ABC to appear in Parker Stevenson will add two television fUms to ary, Stevenson comments, fans of daytime television, cords set by Burnett and works,” is Robert Walden, a month in rent. “I also quently brought to trial two specials, with one of his acting portfolio this year - one of which he will “I’ve come out of sus­ Carol Burnett and Dr. Brothers. Rossi on the “Lou Grant” under the New York State the films being produced produce himself. t)M w8roda rf nw M N ^ j t h i n g '' He’s pledged himself to pended animation. I've » ] f Joyce Brothers were each series. He’s just finished a rent a beach house, very Bonnie Franklin obscenity laws of the time. by his own company, Ste- been asked to do some Lmrttrnn mtntkUm m invited to guest star for a appear for two weeks on lavish re-decorating job modest. Kenne HARTFOP PaKe 8 - TV SPOTLIGHT James Kennel terms ds Spe has resigned I I.....wj!i¥¥innorNTnf>nonnoorinnnnnnnnrin'ifinnTi wwwwnniiiinnnnnnnnnf two-year tt TV DIal-ogu* r«pr«^tativ( Kennelly, v SHIPSHAPE CAKE first district, representative as I know, it hasn’t been to the movie “Camelot.” I ag e o f r e a so n - I Capl. Stubing (series star Gavin MacLeod, left) '? He has set recently read that one of shown. Any information? - am eurious to know what Waiting, Longview, Wash. happened to Franco Nero cake in the shape of the ship when he celebrates his fifth Deputy Major my favorite actors, Don in “ Bo ‘n’ Sam,” on “ The Love Boat” fatiirtay. Aug. on terms as Johnson, starred in the The 1954 picture, which because I haven’t heard has been described as anything from him since are James Dobson (center) as Anderson and Bill Smillle as the chef. position be prison drama, “Fortune Ernest Abate and Men’s Eyes." He must "Grand Hotel” with wings, that picture. Has he done will only be run on your any recent movies or has K ennelly have been pretty young Majority Leat then, no? How old was he local stations around Long­ he died? I thought be was view at this point. It’s too excellent. — Rick A. Midk­ House of Repi and what character did he He is m an play? Also, what movies old for network use. Write elson, Fargo, N.D. (not TV) has he been in to the station manager of Kennelly, wh “Camelot” was released and where can I write him the channel you think last SUte. in 1967, and Nero would and the rest of the cast of showed it and see if they Kennelly is probably like fans such as "The Rebels"? - Lucy still have the picture and tomey in Har Clemson, Providence, R.I. plan to run it. yourself to know that he • He made the Is 19 pretty young? If so, hasn’t died since then. Off morning at th GERMAN RAT - There screen, he and Vanessa Johnson was pretty young was a fine series called when he portrayed Smitty Redgrave had a son follow­ “Rat Patrol” a few years ing a relationship that was in "Fortune and Men’s ago. Could you tell me Eyes." His film works con­ formed on the set of Carbon what happened to Eric “Camelot.’’ They haven’t sists of the title role in Braeden, or Hans Gude- HARTFORD ■The Magic Garden of married but see each other gast, as he was called regularly and share custo- Deputy Mayor Stanley Sweetheart,” then? And where can I has won a key •Zachariah." "The Har- write him? - Jane String- the Democrati rad Experiment," “Return dy. On screen, his biggest fellow, Newport News, Va. international films have in the city’s rt to Macon County” and “A Braeden, who changed 'The group’ Boy and His Dog,” none of been ‘"rhe Virgin and the his name from Gudegast Gypsy” and “’Tristana,” mittee voted 7- which was a commercial after "Rat Patrol” so as Carbone o' or critical success. You although he has made a not to be typed as a nasty score of thrillers in Europe Democratic M can write your favorites in German, is still busy work­ son. care of MCA-TV, 100 Uni­ that get shown on TV now ing in TV, doing guest and again here. For Amer­ Anthanson, versal City Plaza, Univer­ shots on series and movies. expected to ' sal City, CA. 91608 ican ’TV he starred in He is not affiliated with ABC’s movie about the ter­ Democratic 1 any one studio, and since TWINS - Can you explain rorist attack at the Munich Dorothy (Juirk the Screen Actors Guild no Olympics, playing the lead committee mi to me this business of child longer forwards mail, I labor laws and the use of terrorist. He also played endorse a cant can’t help you with an Valentino in an ABC movie u lewwwwmnnnnnnaBoeoeooooooooODoec A primary . twins, such as in “Little address. House on the Prairie”? Is a couple of years back. determine the it hard to get a child an WHERE-0 NERO? - I do Nero is currently at work on the Novemi acting job if he or she not know when it was on a couple of projects for doesn’t have a twin? - released, but I assume it is the big and small screens. Mrs. Broderick Lawson, fairly old. I am referring Pall River, Mass. New i A U PftICES Got a little star at home, SUBJECT TO CHANGE ] HARTFORD eh? Well, here are the PER LIQUOR COMM. Grasso and ot basics. Child labor laws in TEASECS President Carl California not only outline :VEST David sojourn how a child’s pay is to be 19?9 United Feature Syndicate, Inc. today for a lun handled (so they can’t be r ILL the president. robbed by parents or Mrs. Grasse guardians), but how many the White Hot hours they may work, as Package Store j Manrhesler Psrkade last “for sevei well. Very young children Carter wants t (including babies) are lim­ 408 W. Middle Tnpkr tlons he has i ited to IS minutes per day. 649-0446 The older they get, the take.” mm ’The goverm more time allowed in front NEW of the lights and cameras, O f ^'Ve6AS'" legislative lea up to four hours per day. VODKA office befo /KCrUfi^LLH GILBEY'S GORDON’S Washington, This lasts until their 18th co-srf'fiisso /Ni birthday. The Greenbush MATE VODKA reconvened i wo TKAnJ Irotant Cocktail VODKA today. twins, now 8, were only 3 Mix QT. 80 Proof 80 PROOF 780 ML RE8 SPECIAL when they were first RES SPECIAL RES SPEGUL signed to play Carrie on rv $e^ies. Stock “Little House.” As for your wjMPfr rne 89* 59 5.89 5.19 5.15 4.98 SHOWS’ Stliigsr-ltallsno NEW YORl final question, it’s hard for fCX>^ BIDECAR-Coolsr opened mixei any child to break into y V trading of show business, but these Ebcchange isst days, having a twin helps r with very young children. The Dow BLACKTOWER average, wl drtv POPOV changed Frit •i.'VW 5,i 7/3onv <’»*<©- eefitt UEBFRANMH.CH OLD CROW points to 838.) 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