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What do you remember most about Elvis Presley?

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Manchester—‘A City of VUhge Charm ' Comics Sports ...... 9-10 FOURTEEN PAGES < W E E K E N D I N S I D E MANCHESTER. CONN,, SATURDAY, AUGUST 20. 1977- VOL. XCVl, No. 272 'X FRICEi FIFT EEN GE.NTS I’lus lok’vi.sion lislm^s In Ihu Woekondcr section

1 Vance off to China WASHINGTON (UPI) - The start expected to make it clear to Ihe Harnett, wliose view is share by of Secretary of State Cyrus Vance's Chinese that diplomatic relations some State Department officials, China trip today did not stir expec- cannot be achieved at the expense of believes the Chinese are becoming tations of any dramatic results from the Hepuhlic of China on Taiwan impatient over the slow progress in the Carter administration's first high Vance s duel task, according to relations since 1972 and are con- level contact with the new Peking templating a major shift in foreign regime. the officials, will be simply to explore ways to reach full relations policy lliat would move China closer Vanfce is to arrive in Peking Monday to Ihe .Sovid Union with Peking while maintaining the morning after a one-night rest in Tokyo. He will spend about four days U.S. economic and military links Other advisers, including a former with Taiwan in talks with Chinese officials, in- State Department official just back from a visit to China, have told cluding Premier Hua Kuo-feng. The U.S. officials insist there is no lime key issue will be establishment of full Vance tlie Chinese remain preoc- pressure involved in Vance s talks, diplomatic relations between Peking but some experts, such as A oak cupied by their feud with the Soviets, and Washington. Barnett, of the influencial Brookings and tliey have an abiding interest in In principle, both the Chinese and Institution, believe this is a rare and maintaining the present relationship with the United Stales. the American governments want the opportune moment that may not oc- change to take place, but Vance was cur again.

Peach festival tickets o n sale Comedian dead

This has been a familiar scene around the North End for a couple of weeks as pighth I UPI) - Groucho His physical and mental lieallh had Arlhur, 56, his wife Lois and their District volunteer firemen have been making neighborhood rounds selling tickets for the Marx, whose elevator eyebrows, been failing for years, which led to son Andrew, 27. a song writer ap- Peach Shortcake Festival Friday, Aug, 26. It will be the 20th annual festival. Fireman Ken moustachioed leer and sardonic put- his being declared a ward of his pointed the comedian's guardian as a Roback sells some tickets to Mrs. Virginia Smith and her children, David, 5, and Christine, downs tickled America to laughter grandson only Iasi month Marx compromise in Ihe bitter battle for more than three generations, died lapsed in and out of consciousness in between Mi.ss Fleming and Arthur 7, of 11 Schaller Rd. (Herald photo by Dunn) of pneumonia Friday at age 86. his final hours. Marx. Marx, next-to-last of the zany Marx Erin Fleming, the red haired 37- Brothers, was one of the best of the year-old former showgirl who was Grouelm was Ihe next-lo-last sur- vivor ol the famous five Marx generation of comics whose appren- his inanagei nd companion until a ticeships in vaudeville enriched the court battle .stripped her ol her status Brothers, the origin ol his comic

Water-boiling edict lifted movies, radio and television, as tem porary guardian on the character a cigar-chomping,

classing him with the greats of grounds she heal and cursed him, loping lecher with a painted-on black

By SUSAN VAUGHN modern comedy such as Charlie visited him sliorlly before his death, moustaclie, hoiincing eyebrows and Mill complex. The valve limited cir- sardonic wil Herald Reporter crisis served as an impetus for Chaplin. VV.C. Fields and Laurel and a hospital spokeswoman said culation in the distribution system, residents who have been upset with "He was not in pain, " Miss Hardy. Ills brother Leonard, known as the The 12-day ban on use of water for which magnified the problem, he the condition of water in town for Fleming .said lie didn I suffer He died at Cedars-Sinai Medical jiiano-playing 'Cliieo," died in 1961 drinking and cooking by residents of said. several years to join together in "He held my hand and just fell Center at 7:15 p.m. PDT (10:15 p m followed by Arthur, the horn-honking 42 streets in the southwest section of “ Flushing of the system and listing their complaints. EDT) of a usually mild form of asleep." Manchester was lifted Friday after- opening the valve caused reversal of The group, led by Joseph Reynolds pneumonia which troubled him since Al.so at ills bedside when he died. noon by Frank Jodaitis, water and normal flow patterns in the area. The of 86 Niles Dr., called themselves the —.See I’nge Five he was hospitalized in March for Ihe liospital said, were his son sewer administrator. reversal of flow patterns exerted a Boiling Citizens. They cited the town replacement of a hip joint. Residents were advised Aug. 8 to heavy demand upon the effect of the for failure to supply an adequate, boil all water used for drinking and disinfection properties of clean and sanitary water, breach of food preparation after testing chlorination," according to Jodaitis. contractual obligations and failure to reveal^ bacteriological contamina- The problem led to the extended adequately and individually notify tion of the town's potable water supp- period of the required boiling order each of the residents of potential Today’s news summary ly in the area. until the town and the state Health health hazards, except through the In a news release Friday after- Department were absolutely sure newspapers. Compiled by United Press International noon, Jodaitis said, “The Town of that the water was safe, he said. The group also asked for im- former (ieorgia Supreme Court pacing his hospital room floor aijd Manchester Water and Sewer An additional test for leaks in the mediate notification that the State Department has determined that sewer and water pipes taken Friday judge William B Gunther, says a making plans to get hack to sanitary water is now being supplied HADDAM — One day after set- water in the southwest section of by the Metropolitan District Com- meeting with the tribes involved Senate next month to their homes, restitution of ting a world record for continuous town is bacteriologically safe and mission proved negative, as no leaks lias not changed his mind about damages and provision of perpetual operation, the Connecticut free from contamination. Samples were found, according to Bob Young, how to settle the tribal claims to WASHINGTON - The govern- adequate and sanitary water supply. Yankee nuclear power plant is about two-thirds of Maine's land taken concurrently with the state manager of water treatment. iiienl says con.sumers can look The petition was filed in the town shut down today to repair a heater area Health Department and an indepen- Young said the department will clerk s office Friday morning and forward to plentiful supplies of leak. The generator is expected to milk, beef and chicken next dent laboratory has revealed no continue to monitor the water and copies were sent to the general further contamination. "The present keep the chlorine levels high to make be back on the line by Monday It CONCOHD. N 11 - The New month manager, town counsel, Board of completed 344 days of operations water quality is at acceptable sure there are no other problems. England apple picking season will Directors and the water and sewer Friday passing the 343 day record start a week early this year levels, " he said. Lifting of the boiling advisory administrator. set by a plant in Michigan because of the hot summer, but Jodaitis attributed the cause of the came a few hours after a petition Young said notification for lifting International growers are afraid they won't problem to a closed valve on Diane signed by 650 residents relating to the of the advisory would be made HARTFORD - The Connecticut have any foreign labor available MO.SCOW — Yugoslavia and the Dr., combined with a fire flow test water problem was presented to through the newspapers, radio and gaming commission, which has to them by then Without that help .Soviet Union sign a joint com- conducted by the town in the Cheney Town Clerk Edward Tomkiel. The television. only 17 minority employes in a by Sept 1, they say more of their munique underscoring President work force of 445 workers, is guil- mullimillion dollar crop than ever Tito's determination to steer a ty of at least 10 violations of state will rot on the ground. course independent of Moscow. hiring laws, according to Rep. HRC bars race bias charge Boyd A. Hinds, D-Harlford. who PAHIS — French Foreign Manchester's Human Relations The young people assured the com- threatens to file a complaint if it National Minister Louis dc Guiringaud commission also recommended that Commission has found no evidence of the Flanagans and their neighbors mission that "there were no negative does not remedy the situation by Elvis Presley fans, finally says he cut short a visit to 'Tan- racial discrimination in its investiga- feelings among them about the Oct. 1. ■ “allow this formal complaint and allowed to view the burial site of zania because demonstrations tion of a complaint filed by a black confrontation to lead to invitations Flanagans being black, and that their idol, strip the grounds clean there against his trip were "an in- resident of Galaxy Dr. against his for friendly communication in the whatever happened was normaNeen- Regional of a the sea ol flowers that flooded sult to . " white neighbors. future on matters of differences or age activity to which all the families his funeral in Memphis, Tenn. The commission began Friday problems" in the neighborhood had been sub- BOSTON — Budget Director TEI, AVIV. Israel — Foreign notifying all affected parties of its The parents of the teen-agers, ac- jected," the commission reported. Minister Moshe Dayan stresses Bert I^nce is an embarrassment NEW YORK — A major literary findings in the charge of racial dis- cording to the commission's report, In its findings, the commission also Israel s determination lo es- to the nation and should graceful- agent says he got an offer to buy crimination brought by John C. said that since the matter came to said it has every reason to believe "Son of Sam' tapes and police in tablished more settlements in oc- ly resign even though he has been Flanagan of 95 Galaxy Dr., who had their attention, their sons no longer th at there will be no further cleared of banking violations, suburban Yonkers wanted to cupied Arab territory despite U.S. charged that his family was the vic- recurrence of any of the conduct or play in the street, but in a special says Rep. Robert F Drinan, D- enter suspect David Berkowitz’s opposition. tim of racial discrimination in a di - place provided or them. activity that gave rise to Flanagan’s Mass. Drinan. in the forefront of apartment four days before his pule with neighborhood teen-agers, The commission said there was complaint the impeachment class against arrest, but could not get a search JAKARTA, Indonesia — A who had been playing ball in front of some indication that the The commission also President Richard Nixon, Friday warrant major earthquake in the Indian his home. neighborhood was located in a recommended that the town identify said it is a little premature to de- Ocean south ol Indonesia cracks The commission did not find reason cluster zone, which would ordinarily areas set aside for recreational and mand Lance's resignation. temples in Bali and sends a huge to believe that the teen-agers acted have some lands deeded by the educational purposes in cluster zone MINNEAPOLIS - Only discouraged momentarily" at tidal wave smashing into the from feelings of vindictiveness developer to the town for developments, and public ORONO, Maine — President island of Sumbawa No major in- caused by racial prejudice against recreational or educational purposes. for these purposes. learning he has terminal cancer. Carter's special representative. juries were reported. the Flanagans. It is in this area the boys are now Sen Hubert Humphrey starts

In announcing its decision, the playing.

PAGE TWO MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Sat., Aug. 20, 1977 MAUCHESTER EVENINC HERALD, S.I.. Comm e nt session conducted M is s io n a ry to sp e a k By WALLY FORTIN a c u t m MMTM a p b b m b um b eem b u b t u . - — A Manchester resident told Town complained of water in her base- casionally police cruisers which are The Rev. Thomas Long, work. tion assignments on behalf their four children will News for senior citizens return to their Italian mis- PERSIAN h ORIENTAL Director Paul Wlllhlde in 'Hiursday ment, which she said was not a not on call. a missionary to Italy, will The Rev. Mr. Long was a of the denomination. He, night's public comment session that problem a few years ago. The direc- Another resident of Bissell St. be guest speaker Sunday at pastor of the Warwick, his wife, Barbara, and sion station in September. Hnal she feit there should be no more tors rejected an appeal by property complained of the dust caused by 10:45 a.m. worship service N.Y., Church of the CETA (Comprehensive Employment T h ^ rs ? a ™ i,? n lL rK n .N T '" t? ^ «-30 a m. Return trips at noon and 3:30 p.m. ’'• '“‘ W* collection li: owners on that street this week to road repairs in East Cemetery. He at the Manchester Church Nazarene before his mis- 3 SHOWS NITELY TTie 10(1 WMI of ih, cheat of the voung PerjI.n lamb la Training Act) positions for the town, accept any town liability for the also asked why the town is selling of the Nazarene, 236 Main sionary appointment by the I W«d-Thura>Fri will be iLvinv thp rontor*Q(*0^^* Tuesday: 9 a.m., bus leaving for shopping. 9 a.m. to 4 i^Periormance VegeUble dyes are used The colon arc usuallv oaatel as they ''have a way of becoming per- problem. scrap iron now when it is at Its lowest I t«i coinff shniilH r^nArt f" fh ^ 3 Those of you who are pm ., outdoor shuffleboard games. 1 p.m., senior summer iiSlaUlOT ^ P “P“'*'' U'c cehl'c St. Department of World I TAKE l O U n S 15 a M a W g l l T IS ) $ 4 H 3 3 3 t i w . 2 - 3 : 3 0 - 8 : 0 0 - 7 : 0 0 ^ : 3 0 - 1 l h M manent positions." price. ^ WpII I’m a center here around 8:30. bowling at the Parkade Lanes. Also return trip from BOKHARA! {“ 4l»lrirt In TurkeaUn where cam ta originated due to A resident from the Summit St. The public is invited to Missions, Nararene World well, I m a bit sad when writing this morning because I shopping. The same woman reported that the ^ Saturday area complained that the street from An anonymous question to Willhide attend the service. A free- Headquarters, Kansas Ci- railroad crossing at Oakland and FROM THE MAKERS OF Wednesday. 10 a.m., pinochle games. 12:45 p.m., ire'mSt'SSpuUr'’^ ‘ Wadsworth St. to Middle Tpke. was was, “Why is the emergency or am- will offering will be ty, Mo. KAtHAN: Woodland Sts. Is seriously in need of passed away Monday. We middle-aged bridge games. 1 p.m., craft class. Bus pickup at 8:30 “'f century weaver ordered becoming a “raceway” for cars, gar- bulance phone number under the received during the He is on mission deputa- TF YOU DONT STOP IT ... repair. f_____ f . 1’!® records will go on a.m., return trips at noon and 3 p.m. rtoiJSe^ArtSbff.*’ ' ' *'™“ "" bage trucks at 6 a.m ., and oc- Town of Manchester listings in the worship hour for the Long »* forever. I can remember what made me like the guy was TAtmZ: T h e ^ i r f largcat clty^ln Peraia The moat common deaign Another resident from Goodwin St. white pages of the phone book? YOUIL GO BLINO Thursday: 9 a.m., bus leave for Valley train ride. 9 a.m. family and their mission when he didn’t hesitate to go into the Army and didn’t let |«ri*7n'l^r.r A h'JSng'^nef’’™'’ to 4 p.m., outdoor shuffleboard games. No bus today. Q U M I: out a peep when they cut off all his long wavy hair. I know It’s the nuttiest, naughtiest, looniest, Friday: 10 a.m., kitchen social games. 1 p.m., setback te ^ rn tiS ^ a c ^ ^ a ^ T ? ^ .^ ^ ^ ^ ^ p u re silk or part silk and wool. gooniest, funniest madcap comedy a few other celebrities who tried ail sorts of ways to stay games. Bus pickup at 8:30 a.m., return trips at noon and MAIN; out of the service. *“P*' ‘** •I' wl- of the year . . . 3:30 p.m. ARDESIL: N^fik medallion Public records While you folks are reading this column, yours truly (NagmiBe u IMA au Bljand St south of Russia is the city of Ardebil. DAVIS FAMILY RESTAURANT We just received a telephone call as we were finishing the famous Ardebil was woven, commissioned by the will be on a two weeks vacation which starts this this column to tell us that an old friend of ours, George Information: 429-2912 FRIDAY & SATURDAY SPECIALS weekend. A u e t i t t n ^ r:S*U I'A B U L O U t AU CTIO N Schroll, passed away in New Jersey this past week. Atfctkm-r. Col. Murphy Ttrm»: C«.h or Ch#ck \\ urranly tlfrd* Pinochle Roscoe E. Easton and Maresa H. Elaston to Ronald F. U.S.D.A. CHOICE SIRLOIN STEAK ^ 4 .9 9 News here at the center starts with our Wednesday Van Winkle and Ruth D. Van Winkle, both of Vernon, morning pinochle games. We had 42 players with the All Food Mart Stores Open Sunday 9 n.m. To 4 p.m. PICX UP TOUR VALUE PACKED CIRCULAR property at 42 Strong St., J52.25 conveyance tax. IN THE STORE. WHILE SUPPLT LASTSI FRESH BAKED SWORDFISH . . * 4 . 3 5 !» ,@ * a n » T a u c M N i c i A t u a t j i a ) following winners: Esther Anderson, 615; Lillian Lewis, Gladys A. Nielson to Manuel J. Vincent Jr. and Blanche FRESH FRIED BAY SCALLOPS . *3 .9 9 606; Martin Bakstan, 593; Arvin Peterson, 578; Jennie r 1| 'S. Vincent, both of Portland. Ore., property at 70 Weaver Adults 3.00 Fogarty, 575; Helena Gavello, 573; Bob Schubert, 563; Extra Savings With Food Mart Rd.. $36,500, MatInsM 1.25 Paul Schuetz, 560; Mary Thrall, 551; Olive Houghtaling, Richard J. Baustien and Susan M. Baustien to ROAST SIRLOIN OF BEEF . . * 3 . 5 9 ICE CREAM Clorox Bleach HELDOVERII 548; Martha LaBate, 546. LI ! Tide Detergent Frechette, Martin and Rothman, Inc. of Manchester, In the afternoon, we had four tables fornbridge and the BREYERS • ALL FLAVORS GALLON JUG property at 80 Union St., $33,765. Vernon^ Richard Pryor ! (25* OFF LABEL) Above served with Potato S Salad Baau B r l d ^ lucky winners were: Marjorie McLain, 5,930; George Caroline R. Cratty to Richard Giguere and Susan A. p!u» Bonus h CAL COMPLETE MENU ALWAYS AVAILABLE Last, 4,090; Florence Hayden, 3,990; Jack Oliver, 3,400. Giguere, property at 49 Philip Rd., $46.20 conveyance tax, doorg* 8«gal iTmtooToiSaMaiKatT Tel. 649-5487 Also on Wednesday morning, our good friend Phyllis CARTON c Alfred J. Lesperance and Joan F, Luscia to Gail G. Jan* Fonda Wod-Thu f»-Fri 740-#:18 r sfjB0 O P E N Saich, Public Health Nurse, is back on duty at our center. S a t 2KXI-7:20-f:19 Piendel, property at 2-4 Rogers PI., $38,000. In tho com ody HU M O N - CALDOR PLAZA. MANCHESTE R Sun. 1:30-3:15-S:15-7:20-0:15 Remember, you have to call to make an appointment for S A T EXIT 93 off 1-86 m W ITH P U a C H A t l OP V w o n m o m a n d t h i i c o u p o n Jonathan D. Schneider and Joyce C, Schneider to Coupons ATPOO OM A OT R H CLUIIV IO P COUPON IT I M t 0 0 0 0 1 1 A . M .-9 P M a check-up. I SUN . AUO II THRU EAT . AUO I t LIMIT h O A U O N I l U N . AUO II THOU SAT., AUO It LIMIT OMO iUO *CLU$IV | OPCOUPON I1RMS OOOO Roscoe E. Easton and Maresa H. Easton, property at 13 Reg. Prices lor "Qreased Lightning” O N I COUPON PRO PAMILV Our Friendship Circle held their final meeting of the I I O N i COUPON POO PAMILV Perkins St , $41,000. season this past Wednesday and will be notified shortly Multi-Circuits, Inc. to Congregation of Jehovah's after we open in September. Witnesses, Inc. of Manchester, two parcels at Slater St. and Tolland Tpke, $23,000. FINAST SUPERMARKETS OPEN SUNDAY 9TO 4 Theater trip Patricia M, DiRosa to Lewis J. Kelley and Dolores M. Finast Supermarket Kelly Road and Route 63, Vernon Open Sunday 9 To 6 Here’s some good news! This is short notice but people YOU 'RE IN LUCK WITH A BUCK AT FOOD MART! Kelley, both of East Hartford, property at 146 Hamilton have been asking us for a theater trip and we have come Dr., $60,000. up with a great one. We have been able to make reser- REDEEM THESE COUPONS AT ANY FOOD MART THIS WEEK AND SAVEl William M. Martin and Betty A. Martin to Darryl A. vations at the Chateau de Ville to see Minsky’s Burlesque WALDBAUM’S Zylka and Darelene Zylka, both of East Hartford, proper- Follies. You will be served a champagne ty at 209 Grissom Rd., $68,500. glazed chicken dinner. The date of the show is or FM A ST IT S R S S H H t! I.i« IVndcnH Wednesday, Sept. 14, and the price is $12.25. Registration off I r 2 5 » o f i " ] r s s ' o f f ■ Food M art Ernest J. Reed, Inc., of Bolton, against Girard Building is Monday, Aug. 22, ’This will be a matinee. ON ANT WEIGHT I I I I ON PURCHASE O F ‘ 3.00 OR MORE Corp., property on Spring St. On Monday, Sept. 12, we will register for a three-day New Trade .Name tour of Pennsylvania Dutch country. ’The trip is scheduled FAMILY PACK ■ j NEPCO FRANKS • ■ DELICATESSEN Robert H. Elliott, 434 W. Middle Tpke., now doing for Oct. 24, 25 and 26, and we must sign up this time to J ------(EXCEPTBeen GROUND BEEFI J ! ext r a MILO ON JUMIOBtEF i a i J , assure us of reservations at the beautiful Willow Valley I WITH TNIS COUPON AT POOD MART 0 0 0 0 $UN . \ f WITH THIS COUPON AT POOO AUOT 0 0 0 0 SUN . I | WITH THIS COUPON AT POOO MART 0 0 0 0 lUN "Pick Your Own" Fresh Producel business as E&R Machine Rebuilding. ^ M R pI w LY I I J®® COUPON I I AUO II THRU SAT . AUO It LIMIT O N I COUPON Farms Inn located on the outskirts of Lancaster. The complete package will be $87 double occupancy, Fresh from the Giumarra Vine-yards Theater and consist of the bus ride in new air-conditioned bus, two U.S.D.A. CHOICE of Californial nights lodging in deluxe rooms, two full-course breakfasts U.S.D.A. CHOICE - BEEF schedule Showcase and two full-course, homestyle dinners; admission to SWEET TASTING Cinemas Longwood Gardens, a visit to the Chocolate World of BEEF Saturday IMTER9TATE84 SUPERMARKETS Hershey, also a guided tour of the Amish lands. LONDON East Hartford Drive-In — EXIT 58 We’ll stop by the Farmers Market and also the fabulous RIB ROAST SEEDLESS SILVER LANE Was Museum. All admissions, tax and tips are included "A Bridge Too Far,' and LARGE END "Gator, ■ Dusk, ROBERTS STREET Yellow Ripe except for the motel maids. So you see, you’ll be kept BROIL East Windsor Drive-In — EAST HARTFORD pretty busy but will enjoy seeing all the above mentioned SHOULDER GRAPES "The Deep, ■ and "Fun With 568-8810 Bananas sites. When registering you must pay at least $45. Dick and Jane, ' Dusk. BAAQAIHHUfftHKEB Favorite Another reminder that this coming week will be the U.S.D.A. CHOICE • BEEF Manchester Drive-In — $2.50 III 2:30P.M. For Snacks ^ final one for all our programs. During the last week of P1.2S "Fun With Dick and Jane, " &Lunchea August, we take time to seal all our floors and put the RIB $ 1 6 9 WAIDBAUM'S H.r. STYlt D llll ^ 8:20; "The Deep, " 9:50 final cleaning touches to the building. Our office will be UA Theater 1 — "Star THE BAD NEWS — Wars, " 2:00-5:00-7:30-10:00 open, however, for business as usual. We will be open for STEAK rxuHkyMxoz L^Iig JoHlI CALIFORNIA - LUSCIOUS When It Comes to Fruit S Vegetables some action on Sept. 6, but the regular swing of things UA Theater 2 — "One on Freshness is our Business! U.S.D.A. CHOICE ■ BEEF One, " 2:00-4:00-6:00-8 00- BREAKING will start on Sept. 12. TOP CHUCK STEAK POTATO-MACAilONI U S O A CH OICI RIR P Franks 10:00 TRAINING Pascal C etefy...... £s,39* We have a word that Harold Belcher is still a patient at BONELESS BONELESS CHUCK STEAK T", OACOLESUW CANTALOUPES UA Theater 3 — "March or com* AWlAilKMffWCTVWt the Vernon Manor Convalescent Home which is located at Long Green Cucumbers .3r»39‘ BONELESS CHUCK ROAST I’lJS; •1 1 8 Die, " 2:00-3:50-5:40-7:30-9:20 Romaine Lettuce...... «29* 180 Regan Rd., Vernon, Conn 06066. Let’s send SHOULDER ■ • L. Vernon Cine 1 — “ Greased Bon.lM.USOACholc« cards and if by chance you’re in the neighborhood, stop BREADED VEAL PATTIES »!, LU N D , O O U .M IT VINE RIPENED Lightning, ' 2:00-7:20-9:15 New Yellow Onions...... 3 2 .59« LEAN COOKED HAM and say hello. C O M IIN .TIO N •2.19 Vernon Cine 2 — "Can I Do ROAST BREADED PATTIES ITALIAN STV LI LARGE 27 SIZE Beef Shoulder Roast *1 . PIN W A V BAKED HAM It "Til I Need Glasses? " 2 00- MteHUR Schedule for (he week ‘2.39 BodMiUSOAChoic. E x tra L a rg e C a n t a lo up e s . 5 9 ^ MEAT AND BEEF FRANKS 7:00-8:30-10:00 Mmiw mw-iiDimoR' Monday through Friday: Signing up for the Chateau de ROAST BEEF...... ILICIO ‘2.39 -WALT DISNEY- Ville. FARM FRESH FARM FRESH SUNDAY Pf OW XHONS " CHEDDAR CHEESE.:;.. ‘1,89 Beirf UnderMade Roast 9 9 * F re s h Gre e n Lim e s 6 » 3 9 ^ Monday: 8 a.m.. Sign up for Chateau de Ville. 10 a.m., SLICING PROVOLONE F.ast Harliord Drive-in — 4 USOACholc.BM( 6 ^ 0 8 kitchen social games, 1 p.m., pinochle games. Bus pickup IW IP T't PRIM IUM CHICKEN CHICKEN ‘1.79 "A Bridge Too Far " and F re s h Gre e n B e a ns 3 . M CORNED BEEF 49 BEEF BOLOGNA ‘1.29 "G ator" — Dusk Boneless Chuck Steak 1. BREAST LEGS SWEET CALIFORNIA East Windsor Drive-In — BRISKET R^Vw nt (REO. OR SPLIT) LIVERWURST ‘ 1.19 COES TO MONH CARLO 0 o n .lM . USOA C h o ic 8 ^ 1 3 8 "The Deep " and "Fun With U.S. GOVT. INSPECTED OLIVE SALAD ’lV»r 79' Dick and Jane'" — Dusk ROGER MOORE Cats before rent GARDEN SALAD NECTARINES Manchester Drivc-ln — JA M E S B ON D 007" Beiaf Top Blade Steak *1 7 ^ GRADE "A" 39* "The Deep " 8:20; "Fun With T H E S P Y W H O For Your F.vorlt. R K ip . 8 ^ 1 2 8 (P O R M tR LT O AIIV ROLLI EGGPLANT SALAD 89* Dick and Jane " 10:15 LOVED M E Some Manchester residenU did a double take Friday PORK SHOULDER ROLL JUMBO 64 SIZE when the saw a representative from the Humane Society CORNISH PEPPERONI ■ ■e ON ILICINO ‘2.19 U.A Theater 1 - " Star Boneless Beef for Stew GEM FRANKS CHILD MILD OR BEEF Wars'" 2:00-5:00-7:30-10:00 \ remove about 42 cats from a neighbor’s house. O IM CHUMl MORTADELLA CAWANOO ‘1.39 OrMlonttwOrlll S ^ I 4 8 HENS LIVERWURST & BOLOGNA lONOACMI NATUWAL eOAST U.A Theater 2 — "One On The owner of the home, rented by the obvious cat lover, CHICKEN BREAST One"" 2;00-4:00-6;00-8:00-10:00 The Other said he wondered why the rent wasn’t paid so he went to a OUR BEST BEEF BOLOGNA ‘1,29 U A Theater 3— "March or Boneless Beef Kabobs T nearby store to see if the person had been spending "HOT" BAGELS.J::!.V.,12-«>‘ 1,09 40 Side of ITALIAN SAUSAGE - o ’ AND ( W i l l t U N t l A M N iW RNOLANO Die"" 2 00-3:50-5:40-7 30-9:20 money on lottery tickets and such. SWIPT PRCMIUM FRANKFURT ROLLS 3 9 ^ Vernon Cine 1 - "Greased Midnight He said he was told by the store clerk that gambling BROWN 'N’ SERVE SAUSAGE CALIFORNIA Lightning" 1:30-3 15-5:15- Fresh Perdue was not the culprit but the store clerk said the person 7:20-9:15 PLEASE CALLTHEATRE Vernon Cine 2 — " Can I Do bought an unusual amount of cat food. Chef-Boy-Ar-Dee Sweet Juicy LARGE FOR SCREEN TIMES Chicken Parts PURINA Dutch Maid J"X«" It "Til 1 Need Glasses?"'2 :00- An investigation revealed the unusual number of cats, Evoporated Itollon SIZE 3.30-5:00-7:00-8,30-10:00 too many for one house. The Humane Society was called Red Plums JV i jpM 0 CAT FOOD RAVIOLI and will try to find new homes for the large variety of Milk Noodles Dressing C A llP O tNIA Leg CHFESE OR BEEF felines. FOOD CLUB AU VARIETIES FINE MEDIUM WIDE FOOD CLUB Quart^ Sunrise Fresh Dairy Values! Fresh Crisp Celery tr.;; 49* HALL 6'i OUNCE CAN 15 OUNCE CAN NAYIVI (M A t t I with beckSona 13 FLUID OZ. CAN 16 OUNCE BAG 16 OZ. BOTTLE FOR RENT Finast Frozen \ Fresh Apples ...v.,,.. 69* Chocolate Milk P t l l H NAYIwe t M A U I ' Av5llBbl» for: 5 CANS^1 • RECEPTIONS Orange Juice ^ I Meetings next week 4S “ Butternut Squash 229* Breast Dairy Laa P M t M N A f IV l IM A U 1 • BANQUETS I l k OPP L A e iL l Quarters Skim 0^ CHEER DETERGENT, • ETC. ‘ 1.19 f ’ffikSH CAN LINERS POUNCE CAT FOOD Y.°.' 6 < -‘ 1. Green Peppers wHhwIng Here’s next week’s schedule of public meetings in TOPCO Minute Maidorr.0. Ju c a . . . .2 c ! l.8 9 * FACIAL TISSUE ...lil,. Friday's daily ^b. •Hh (In e*«en I prt law d I r M • M Manchester (locations are in Municipal Building 41 DEL MONTE CATSUP ■ COFFEE CREAMER’.r .';:: 99* Ballard Biscuits Ov*n RaaOy . . 7 [*gt 1.00 L iM m c a i e e n H r i«M r Center St.) Fruit brinks 69* IciUt'rv iiiiiiil)«>r KofC V tMAui 7 1 ?; I l f f H S n F H FOOD CLUB SALTINES P A C K A e i 39* ALUMINUM FOIL PORK & BEANS 'rofV;.' 5“ « ‘ 1. 710 MANCHESTER Cream Cheese H i a f lM v o o M , • • con* 79* 'Tueaday POOO Ck u e peiHCM oi i t a i i a n PRODUCE ITEM OF THE WllKI Tel. 646-9044 Fresh Perdue Chickens i? 55* Kraft Cheez Whiz...... *» 89* 4 p.m. — Pension Board, Hearing Room. LO CAL DRESSINGS 29* SWEET ’N LOW CUT WAX BEANS 4»..‘ 1. Thuraday REPEATED BT POPUIAR DEMAND Finast Frozen Food Values! lunaimTtii FTesh C hicken Legs-... 79f .^Kraft P arkay 6:30 p.m. - Judge’s Hours, Probate Court, C*L(FOIIN(A Boil- Bathroom GAYLA Lipton Lo Cal NESTEA Hostess rA B K IIX '.li1 FTesh Chicken B reasts 99? In-Bag Entrees iMargarine FRESH FIGS IB. 99* Otrt. Tissue DRINKS (CALIMYRNA AND BLACK MISSION VARIETIES) L HX) l>\U™ J, FInail Qrtvy wHh Bm I, BHHI Turkty, S«ll«bvry StMk, VANITY FAIR ALL FLAVORS '^'a'’ Mix m MIX Twinkles —plus— taMi Min u f aao It flB | Fresh Boneless Breast...... MMt Lotf, CNck«i AM Kino ■"— n ------4 ROLL PACK 46 OUNCE CAN 6 OUNCE JAR 13 02 FAMIlt PACK Qusllty Meet Velues from the Best Meet Men In the Business 1 WM e n C*iS«n t d t f 16 • «wrt 10 ENVELOPE PACR ^BURT iMiiMeceipsiHilSRMi CAREER HORIZONS 120* off I "20* off llMMrAmounlilb.M4 For LonOon trail Finast Peas Of KemW Co m . . . . pAg 67* V M A «g ?1 ? ; I t N N I U F WYNOIDS-tWIOir I ON A H INVILOPI HACK I ■ oN A » L*. (AO } Le^ Ground Beef.89* Boneless Beef Shoulder.. 1.39 Fruit Pies°'?S.’^«*S :£r.. 4SS 1.00 t east ar t f or d 3 ca!» 1 * ■ FOOD CLUB I I Tofcreit or RarbeciM Time | H H ! Is anything Extra Lean Ground B eef.. 1.29 Fresh Pork Shoulder. . . . . 79* Yor Garden Lemonade . 3'=5S 1.00 UNLIRIITED 1 t’ smuiTM . DRIVE IN s/u/64a | POOO CLv e . 0 0 0 C LU . I ICED TEA M IX | | CHARCOAL I worth Cubed Steak ..... 1.59 Fresh Potk Blade Steak .. 1.39 French Fries Ore KM Sn oMSng .... 59* the terfbr of SWEET PEAS ICED TEA MIX ...... 99*TRITI KAY BREAD 69* Top Blade S teaks*...... 99* Fresh Pork Kabobs...... 1.49 1; WMOta K l I N t L O t C t l A M STYl.1 Grocery Values From Finast! \ FrashEggs 4| Specializing In the Effective FOOD CLUB CORN P i P P I O t O e i PAOM ICED TEA MIX POOO C L U i CAN ‘ 1.29 HONEY MEAL BREAD 79* /<» FufhVtQUOIl Use of Human Potential PO OOCLUO CO tAM V POOO ClUO Treat your family to h/lr. Deli Favorites! LEMON JUICE PEANUT BUTTER ‘2.99 MARSHMALLOWS .".ZS!. 3 ZV, ‘1, ■n A rsH sbh ORly In F ln s tl $tor*g wrth Mr. OeN Oeptt. Ci^Oii Brown i w i i T NAMo uo e I40T 0 0 0 N A OIK O m ? 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MIDDLE TURNPIKE MANCHESHR PAGE FOUR — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Sat., Aug. 20, 1977 Comedian dies MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Sat , Aug 20, 1977 — PAGE FIVE Manchester police report iHaurliPstf r Eupuiu^ Hr ralft Open Forum (Uuntinui'd from Page One) Manchester — A City of Village Charm # Police said the arrest was in con- mute "Harpo, " in 1964. Milton, or A store clerk was handcuffed to a address, on a w arrant Friday Founded Oct. 1, 1081 nection with a burglary at Gasland. .said he was involved in an accident in “Gummo," who left the act to counter and locked in the Manchester charging him with third-degree Member, Audit Bureau of Circulation Member. United Press International become their business manager, died Book Shop, 707 Main St., about 8:50 381 Main St., in late July. About $700 which his car struck a fire hydrant on Airline deregulation burglary and third-degree attempted was stolen in the break. Park St. about 1:30 a.m. He was Published by the Manchester Publishing Co., Herald Square. last year. Herbert, “Zeppo,” is the p.m. Friday by an armed robber who larceny. The arrest was in connec- Irwin was released on a $2,000 non- brought to headquarters, processed Manchester. Conn. 06040. Telephone (203) 643-2711. only survivor. escaped with over $100. tion with a break into a local church support solicited surety bond for court Sept. 12. and released for court appearance After the brother act broke up, ('olice said the lone white male Wednesday in which he allegedly Raymond F Robinson. Ediior-Publisner Harold E Turkmgton. Managing Editor Also being held today on $500 bond Aug. 30. Marx went on to new fame with “You robber showed a small silver atlempteti to steal some stereo was Donald P. Mooney. 21. of 90 Two more vehicles were reported To the editor: Bet Your Life," which began on radio handgun when he entered the store. equipment. Wells St., charged with third-degree stolen Friday. A 1973 Cadillac was Opinion Forum contributor Gary Kosak and went on to television. It ran for It was not determined whether he He was being held today in lieu of and PSA in California. These burglary and second-degree larceny. reported missing from an Edison Rd. speaks out against regulation of air- non-CAB controlled air transport 11 years and is seen in reruns to this was masked, but he was described as $2,500 bond for court presentation day, creating a new generation of having a full beard. He was arrested on a warrant by the driveway. The car is owned by Gina lines claiming that large “trunk” air- operators have outstanding safety Monday. detective bureau Friday night, but no Marie Shaw of 37 Edison Rd. Marx fans. After the theft, the robber fled out lines will abandon service to smaller histories while providing a com- further details were available .m the A blue dune buggy was reported communities. He further holds that Nominally a quiz show, it was real- a rear door. The clerk was able to In an unrelated case. David Irwin. A ll that w i n i ng petitiveness which substantially ly a setting for Marx to rib the male arrest. stolen from Suburban Motor Car, “Brand X” airlines will fill this reach the phone and call the police. 16, of 33 St. John St., was arrested on Inc,. 50 Tolland Tpke. reduce point-to-point air fares of contestants and ogle the women, Timothy J. Donahue, 24. of 24 breech thus jeopardizing safety stan- a warrant on charges of third-degree Walnut St,, was charged early today A Montclair Dr, resident reported and di n i ng their own and their competition. making wisecracks with sexual dou- The detective bureau arrested burglary and criminal mischief and dard compliance. Two further points close to home. ble meanings, punctuated by thrusts Frank Duchesneau, 18, of no certain with operating a motor vehicle while 50 feet of pole-type fencing missing second-degree larceny. under the influence of liquor. Police Irom bis yard Thursday. Mr. Kosak does great disservice to Connecticut's own Pilgrim Airlines of his cigar and his waggling CROUCHO MARX Jimmy Carter apparently And why should companies and many find airline enterprises filled the vacuum of service to Mon- eyebrows. was serious during the 1976 individuals be able to entertain throughout the country. Consider the treal via Bradley at Windsor Locks. After a youth in vaudeville, the presidential campaign when he each other — at hunting lodges, so-called regional airlines or second On the North Atlantic route, it is brothers hit the big time when they tier airlines such as Allegheny, Pied- British Laker Airlines — a true in- came West in the early 1930s to make All Stop&Shops open Simdoy9 am*spni promised to do something at football games, at I a series of movies including "Animal mont, Southern, North Central, Fron- dependent — which precipitated the ,about tax-deductible, two- Broadway plays — and then tier, Hughes Air West, and Ozark. Crackers." “A Night at the Opera, " martini lunches and other deduct the cost on their income sudden, revealing fare reduction of "Horsefeathers,” “Duck Soup," “A These are profitable, reliable, and ef- JFK/London fare figures. forms of lavish living now tax returns? Naturally, the tax Day at the Races," "Coconuts, " ficient airlines. Contrary to Mr. Kosak, I suggest "Room Service," “," treated as “business enter- load they slough off has to be Beyond this grouping are the com- your efforts to inform our Connec- "A Day " and “Monkey tainment” under the Internal picked up by less privileged muter/feeder structures including ticut Congressional delelgation to Business ' BumbkBee Revenue Code. citizens. Air New England. Allegheny Com- study S689 and S292 with an eve to its ^SFlrciich E muter. Air South, Air Wisconsin, Carter's treasury secretary, Carter, of course, is not the support and passage. Senators Town gets rebate Altair, and others classified as third Weicker and Ribicoff will insure that Fries W. Michael Blumenthal. told first president to challenge tier which meet traveller needs and the competitive goal is achieved for electricity Regular or Crinkle Cut the Louisville Chamber of expense-account living. Presi- are processors of excellent safety without a relaxation of safety ^ 1 ®°^-Pkg.-Froz»n Tnma>:GOOdSu" *ag?l-S4'A ,^?l -S4' Avg*vQ 2’ I ■n ioiiv n ^ tc c jr 39pt-CuSIO-W' 278 C / O ii|Sd^'^l S.' A. , Commerce the other day that records. requirements. . dent Kennedy did it 15 years Ralph Rennie The Town of Manchester received more than $63,000 in Bear in mind also, the intra-state ______j M rules governing expense- ago and ran into a barrage of 60 Meryl Rd. rebates this week from Hartford Electric Light Co. ‘You did that behind the barn when you were six? operations of Southwest Airlines in (HELCO) for street lighting costs in accordance with re- account spending are so com- protest from hotelmen, South Windsor cent out-of-court settlements after a cost increase -i plicated they're almost im- restauranteurs and travel request was declared illegal. Chock full possible to enforce. agents. He ended up with some Jay Giles, director of public works, said the town C’ N uts He said the administration is stricter record-keeping received a check for $42,011 as direct reimbursement and taking a critical look at deduc- Thought an additional amount of $21,126 was credited against the requirements — but not much town's street lighting costs for the month of July. tion for meals, travel, club else. Tale of two Jimmies Nabisco Giles also said the Public Works Department has 1Co£SCe lb. can All method grind 2 ^E 14 01. p kg . CooW es _ dues, theater tickets and other There is nothing easy about What do the Scriptures say? By BETHANY BEACH, Del. - (NEA) calculated the effect of the current HELCO rate increase GooeSv" * « j 2' 5*1 *,«g V i -'*g o«* c**'a*-281 s: version. expenses to see whether they what Carter is trying to do. Scriptures we mean the old and new — Government is a weighty business, By M artha Angle and request on the town budget. From the information testam ents, Spirit given-God Does Carter grow testy when received to date, he said, it appears the proposed rate in- really should be considered Tax law is extremely complex. and August is not a month for heavy Robert Walters breathed (2 Timothy 3:16) through lifting. crowded by political foes or com- crease will amount to about $36,000 on Manchester's part of the cost of doing And the President may find yearly street lighting bill. Original Wheel various men chosen by God at With varying degrees of guilt, the peting power centers on Capitol Hill? business. that eliminating all dubious different times. The current street lighting budget is approximately of Switzerland workaholics of Washington who keep beyond compare. Just watch a bunch of crabs jammed $2M,000 a year. It's a fair question. And it deductions is Simpler than They speak of God's holy law un- Cheese. the federal machinery whirring the In short supply too tightly together sometime, and The new HELCO rates, if approved by the Public deserves a much fuller hearing trying to pick and choose changeable no matter how often Store’ ' G uess its w eig h t rest of the year have fled to seashore ‘m y see how they snap and lunge. Utilities Control Authority (PUCA) would represent an broken by rebellious man. “For I the But crabs are in short supply this in Congress that it's had in the among them. resorts like this for a week or two of Carter, like any good politician, is approximate 14 per cent increase in the town's street and win a Swiss watch. Lord thy God am a jealous God, year. Nobody quite knows why, past. But it's a problem that needs sanity-restoring sun and surf. discovering the hard way that a fron- lighting bill, Giles said. The HELCO request was made On display in oui stofo Closest guess wins a t7- visiting the iniquity of the fathers although suspicion falls on the un- about a month ago. lowel. auiomnltc calendar Swiss wAich In case of a A good many taxpayers, we From the self-styled “summer lie a drawing will decide winner One winner per to be faced unless we're upon the children unto the third and usually harsh winter just past. tal assault upon a given objective capital " of Rehoboth, Del. on the to more people ^foro Hop 4 Snap im p io iM E in d >Eiruii«t npt t h flM suspect, arc not enraptured willing to accept the Orwellian fourth generation of them that hate Crabs, it seems, are funny critters may not be the most effective ap- north to jammed and jangling Ocean Bill Cor r i gan with all the tax-deductible idea that all taxpayers are Me; and showing mercy unto whose ways are best understood by proach; sidling up to a goal, crab- Because it’s the only place to get your Stop & Shopsworth! City, Md., 25 miles down the coast, WJWJ back on the air Store Manager, Orange wining and dining that goes on like, often yields greater results. Ssniss Cheese equal but some are more equal thousands of them that love Me and the big wheels and little cogs are the weathered watermen of the Imported ^ 1 9 9 in this country. Why can't than others. keep My commandments.” (Exodus swallowed up in the vacationing Chesapeake Bay who follow them WJMJ-FM, off the air since Aug. 5 when it was knocked On ule now In our Mrvice (Ml. ||| 20:5, 6) The same business be done in the office'.' masses. most of the year with infinite cunning Learned to wait oit by lightning, is back on the air. Stop & Shop “Great Beef’ USDA Choice They speak of God’s holy gospel for The religious radio start had parts of its transmitter shopping days Only three hours away and skill. corner deli Try these us sinners. “Come now and let us And in the face of adversity, such blown out during the violent storms of Aug. 5, although it , aren’t convenient Washington is only three hours William W. Warner, a consultant of Avail at stores with service deli reason together, saith the Lord: as the frigid Capitol Hill reponse to did not suffer a direct hit. Replacement parts had to be ______for everyone, so away by car. It might as well be though your sins be a scarlet, they the Smithsonian Institution, last year his proposal for the creation of a con- ordered from California, said Ann Costa, general our specials run all week. Morrison ■" ne.'o. siugj.,, . ' 1»» Almanac Hartford State's Attorney George Stoughton said his of- 1 Beef Round Cubed Steak fice will not grant immunity on the request. Lemonade ^Beef Round Kabobs Armour Star Hot Dogs “«V. 89“ The collection, a 22-item set, consists of tableware orliftieade Hebrew National Franks...... M" t ' n i l r d I ' i t h s It\ Jonas Bering discovered what is now from the estate of former Gov, William Pitkin (1766-69). Thirst quenching goodness cans Weaver Chicken Hot Dogs 79' l i i l i'r i u i l i o iT a l They all might well become Smiths Alaska. Stops Shop Coffee LightenerS 'W ‘ 1 Today is .Saturday, Aug. 20. the In 1955. flying a super-Sabre jet. Bontdess Wal Steak lb Stop & Shop kitchen This printing test pattern is Downyflake Pancakes Frozen 49' 232iul day of 1977 with 1.33 to follow. Colonel Horace Hanes reached an For Scalloppmi and Cufletts fCut From the Leg) WASHINGTON — Wouldn t you Oh, there were some rich ones in homemade wine and ingesting a cou- •^NATIVE ' part of The Herald quality Morion Mini-Donuts 59“ The moon is nearing its first altitude of 40,000 feet and a speed of know they'd be “ethinics " now? In the old days. There was a sport ple of pounds of spaghetti at a sitting. control program in order to Hash Brown Potatoes Ore Ida lA 59' Cooked Chicken quarter. 822 miles per hour. Andrew Tully PEACHES give you one of the finest Boneless Veal for Cacciatore ^ $139 the day of a New England boyhood, named Charlie Cozzens who was said But today, across the land, the kids Banquet Dinners Ma” ^leaser gg^ “W hite (;em " The morning stars are Venus, In 1966. 3,000 persons were counted & APPLES newspapers in the nation. All week value broil or fry ^ they were Micks and Wops and to make $50,000 a year at the optical of these distinguished first and Chicken, Turkey, Chopped Beef, or Veal Parmesan Fresh Calves Liver Roasted or B-B-Q style Mars, Jupiter and Saturn dead in the aftermath of a Turkish Polacks and proud of it as long as the APPU CIDU VINEOAH company, and John O'Shaughnessy second-generation Americans, who Macaroni Salad ■ 49' The evening star is Mercury earthquake. and now they dress every day like ^ ^'Stop& Shop joker doing the calling was one of who ran the big department store, brought the country character, go to "Phose born on tliis dale are under In 1974, I’resident Ford nominated they're going to a funeral, eat dinner Fresh Turkey^arts Sale!~ Potato Salad Reg.,'.'0 1 0 «.« ‘V.? Hawaiian * .* .« « *Papayas •HAEiM-t59f. <•'> b| Site I W« ••*•'-** •»> ht*»**'^* jurisdictional control of the 200-mile also just enjoy the devil out of field topcoats and their neutral air i)tlantic Coast last year to 62 spotted could afford to spend their weekends 10 years ago Juan Canary Melons *1’.! Apple-Pears x r 6 'or99‘ area oil American coastlines. Under catching poachers That's what that wouldn't rock a 4-year-old's toy this year. in Boston or on the Cape, but they This date was a Sunday; The the new law the Coast Guard makes their dav worthwhile" sailboat Santa Claus Melons *1? Dole Pineapples 79f. kept to their own. drinking Herald did not publish. Page six - Manchester evening herald. Manchester, conn.. Sat., Aug. 20, 1977 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn . Sal . Aug 20. 1977 - PAGE .SFVFN

^ s *;'iv.*.*.*.*. wings of evening By CLIFF SIMPSON

been served, the chairwoman rose S&H STAMPS MAKES US MANCHESTER The king's message and if you say Yes. it is your bliss PERSONAL — through you? and called for silence. Smiling that you may share with many." graciously she commented. "We are TEE On a certain morning in January NCC’s clergy poll (Ti NO. ONE P»r* Locicero and Zidek ARCO BlooperH Harvard Divinity School for many ■So clear 1 see that things 1 0 Sometimes with the best of inten- years. If you have not already read it thought IW E CARPET AND FLOOR COVBtING tions. what was meant as a compli- I recommend "The Life of the Soul." 646-5036 Were right to harmless were 109 MAIN STIBT O M I iOM tLi« SA1 t-8 TNUII I til D-D JEL. ment comes out as a slur. (Harper Bros.) Here is the conclu- a sin: MANCHtSm OUT 01 TOWN (AU (OUlCT M3-«M2 Jerome D. Engel, the famous Bap- sion of his chapter on "The Singular P&P AUTO REPAIR So clear 1 see that I have 706 Main SI. • “Arco Charga” • Manchester tist preacher, was once vacationing Decision: sought. Connecticul's largest Floor Covering Dealer at a well-known shore resort. One of "'There is significance in the Unconscious, selfish aims to the local churches found that their remark that Galiieo made when he win visiting minister was unable to come. was accused of moving God too far So clear I see that 1 have hurt MANCHESTER SAFE & LOCK CO. At the last minute, the church out of the universe so that men grew The souls 1 might have fu e L o c/ csM irn ^ MERCURY leaders scurried around trying to find diticouraged and felt forsaken. "The helped to save; (-53 M A IN ST., M A N C H E S T E R • 643-6922 someone to fill their pulpit. Hearing sun.’ he said, 'which has all those That I have slothful been, inert. Phone 646-2796 that Dr. Engel was in town, he was planets revolving about it and depen- UnPrhj aisaiss Ala.ms Locks S W/ I ll Deaf to the calls Thy leaders Safes Combmaiion Changes A NO SERVICE CHARQE asked to come. Graciously he con- dent on it for their orderly functions gave. Q Sales 4 Service - Bonded ^Most f sented. can ripen a bunch of grapes as if it keys . Saturday Mass at 5 p m . Sunday 9 a m . Divine Worship Worship at Center Qongregalional MIRRORS • SHOWER DOORS Main Street; in the new Manchester Mall, for any information, please phone 646-1777, and 4'23 Center Sir. . i IV\y siSTER'S cloSET Masses at 8 30. 10 15 and 1130 a m formal Worship, study and fellowship for adults and children; 10:30 a m.. Ser- • STORE FRONTS • SAFETY GLASS Manchester. sot TH I NITEl) MEI IIODIST Church, child care provided CRAFTS (,OSI>KI. IIAI.I.. 415 Center St ST. JAMES ( III RCII. Rev James vice of Worship, message by the pastor. • BA T H T U B E N C L O S U R E S c m RCII. 1226 Main St Rev George W CON( (HtDI A 1.1 I HI It \N (Shown in the above photo, left to right, is: Printer, Mrs Helen Collins. Secretary, l.iniiu Tliateher, ami (he Owner. 10 a m . Breaking bread; 11 45 a m . Archambault and Rev. Francis Child-care and program for the little ones Thomas F. Barry) Webb, Rev. Laurence M Hill. Rev (.III IK.II ( 1.111 li I-rii II ( liuri-li in Sunday School; 7 p m . Gospel meeting Krukowski, co-pastors; Rt Rev Msgr provided; 6:30 p.m . Worship and Gospel Sharon H Satalino Sandra H Rufmi Bruce A. Pehrson, pastors Amerii'ii). 40 Pitkin St Rev Burton D ST. HKIDGKT < III HCII, 70 Main St Edward J Reardon, pastor emeritus Service, hymnsing and Bible message. 7 J.A. WHITE GLASS CO., Inc. 10 a m . Worship Service. Pastor Pehr-. Strand, pastor ' FURNITUf^E TOPS PICTURE W IN t ^ S •- Rev John J Delaney, pastor Ftev. Saturday Masses at 5 and 7:30 p m ; p.m.. Radio ministry bv the pastor on son preaching, "All Natural Organic: the 9 a m.. Holy Communion. Nursery for 180 Main Street William J Stack. Rev. William J Sunday Masses at 7;30. 9. 10 30 a m . WINF Kingdom of God." Nursery for children 5 small children. '' Mincheiltr t BitMlI SL • ' Manchester, Ct. 06040 (203)646-5872 noon, and 5 p m 649-7322 Killeen and under; 7:30 p m . Praise and ST. M AHA"' EP1S(OPVI ( III IK II. \V-' OVER 21 YEARS EXPERIENCE ®x' Saturday Masses at 5 and 7 30 pm , I M T E IU ’EM KI (tS I VI ( III H( II. cm IK II OK H IE N V/.VKENE, 236 Teaching Service Church and Park Sts Rev Stephen K J.A. WHITE GLASS COMPANY school auditorium; Sunday Masses at 185 Woodbridge St Rev Robert Baker, Main St Rev Neale McLain, pastor; NORTH INITED METHOItl''T Jacobson, rector. Rev Alan J pastor 7 30. 9 and 10:30. m church. 10 30 a m Rev. Donald P Kauffman, associate cm RCII, 300 Parker St Rev Earle R Broadhead, assistant to tbe rector. Rev Rev. Donald Kauffman and noon In school auditoriium 10 a m.. Sunday School classes for all pastor Custer, pastor, Barbara F. West, assistant to the rector 763 H 1.1. (lOSPEl. IMERlIKNOMl- ages. 11 a m . Worship; 7pm. Prayer. 9:30 a m., Sunday School classes for all 9 a m.. Worship Service, the Rev 7:30 a m . Holy Eucharist. Rite 2, 10 MAINS!. WTIONVI. cm Ki ll. 745 Main St 7:30 p m . Evangelistic Service, public ages. 10:45 a m . Morning Worship, Nathan Burton, guest preacher, sermon a m , Daily Office. Rite 1, with sermon Pastor leaving DON WILLIS Specializing In Rev. Philip Saunders, minister. invited 643-1191 message by Rev Thomas Long, mis- " A Love that Gives and Takes, " Nursery bv the Rev Mrs West 10 30 a m . Praise. Worship Service ST. JOHN'S POI.ISII N ATION VI. The Rev. Donald Kauffman, 191 BRAKE SEHVICE sionary to Italy, Children's Church and for children 5 years old and younger, ( III IK II OK ( lIRlsT. Lyilall and GARAGE and Bible study for all ages. 7pm. C VTHOl.lC CHI RCII, 23 Golway St Nursery provided. 6 p m . Evening Ser- associate pastor of the Manchester MAIN ST, Front End Aliinmint coffee fellowship following service Vernon Sts. Eugene Brewer, minister Church of the Nazarene, is leaving to 11 Main $L, Tal. 649-4S31 Deliverance Service Rev Walter A Hyszko.pastor vice, message by the Rev Mr Kauff- CENTER C0N(;REG \ LION U, 9am, Bible Classes. 10 a m , MANCHESTER Gentril Repiir Noit 9 a m . Mass in English. 10 30 a m . become pastor of a Canadian Church TVITH BVPTIS I c m Ki ll. Orange man, farewell service (or Rev. and Mrs. cm RCII, I NITEI) CHI R( II OK Worship. .Mike Lawlor will preach, 6 643-1900 Hall 72 E Center St Rev James Mass in Polish and English Kauffman, fellowship lime following the CHRI.S'I". 11 Center St Rev Newell H p.m.. Worship. George Caruthers will of the .Nazarene. Beliasov. pastor SAl.\ VTION VRMV, 6«1 Main St service. Nursery provided Curtis Jr . pastor preach He will assume his pastoral duties Capt and Mrs Arthur Carlson, corps of- 9:30 a m . Sunday School. 10 30 a m . 10 a m . United Worship Service with KIR" I ( l i t IK II O f ( m u ' - I . Sept 4 at the Beaulah Church in Win- Serving Manchester over 50 yrs. Worship .Service. 7 pm . Evening Ser- ficers ( (»MMl NCn B VPTIS I ( 111 HCII. Second Congregational Church at Center S(.IENn.-T. 447 N Mam St nipeg, Man Showcase Jewelers vice 9 30 a m . Sunday School. 10 45 a m . Church. Miss Eileen Fairbrother, The Rev. Mr Kauffman and his ( 111 H( II OK THK ASSSl MPTIOS. Holiness .Meeting. 6 p m , Open-Air VN VVIEKIC VN BAPTIST ( III R( II, 10 a m.. Church Service. Sunday School Sea Ua For summer student assistant, preaching, fur pupils up to the age of 20. care for wife. Dee. will be honored by the Adams St at Thompson Rd Rev Meeting, 7 p m , Salvation Meeting 585 E. Center St Rev Ondon Stairs, The F/orfsf sermon; Creative Conflict, " Scriptures; very young children, subject of the Edward S Pepin, pastor KM VNI K.l, 1,1 THEItVN ( HI R( 11. minister. Rev, Frederick Lanz. director local congregation Sunday at a 24 B IRC H ST. •’ tjpErtEjuert Watch Repairs Reejir. * Buy-Sell-REpairbuy-Sell-llEpalr ^ of Christian education Matthew 5:21-30; Corinthians 8 1-13. lesson-sermon ' Mind. " golden text farewell fellowship after the 6 p m. Saturday Masses at 5 and 7:30 pm . Church & Chestnut Sts Rev Ronald TEL. 643-6247 Estate lewelery 9:30 a m . Morning Worship, message; child care provided from the Bible. Behold. God exaltelh by church service. • Engra»in| Sunday Masses at 7 30. 9. 10 30 and 11 45 Fournier, Rev Dale Gustafson, pastors: JElim Airs WITNKSSKS. 726 N "The Warmth and Power of the his power Who teacheth like him"’" Job He has been associate pastor of the 643-4444 F.T.D. •Insurince Rppraisini a m Lynn Bruer. intern: Rev C Henry Main St 36:22 The Christian Science Reading ( III H( II OK JK.Sl S ( IIRIST OK Anderson, pastor emeritus Christian's Life." .Nursery provided, the local church since January 1976. He 811 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER 648-6787 10 a m . Public Bible discourse The Room, 968 Mam St . is open to the public MSTR CH6 I.M TKR-DW SAINTS. Woodside St & 8am. Matins in chapel. 9am, Divine Rev Mr Lanz will lead the discussion WDRLD WIDE Christian's Obligations to the State" . 11 Mondays through Fridays from 10 a m to previously served an internship In tha Naw Hillstown Rd Wendel K Walton, bishop Worship. Nursery for infants, children's and fellowship, which will follow, in the AMER EXPRESS SERVICE am . Group discussion of July 15 3 p m and the first and third Thursday summer in 1975 under the ministry of MANCHESTER MALL 8 30 am . Priesthood; 9 30 am . chapel church Living Room Watchtower magazine article Trust evenings from 7 to 9 except holidays, a the Rev William Taylor, superinten- Seminary. 10:30 a m . Sunday SchiHd. 5 'ehovah. Not Man free public lending library is maintained dent of the New England District of p m . Sacrament Service the Church of Nazarene and former > M or Clll Ui for Frit IiVnuItt I Alwnlnuin PnxhKti pastor of the Manchester church. • IM Up AwiUngi • SUHonary Awnlngi • Door Cinoploi • AREA CHURCHES Polio Rooli Complilo wltk weamerStoopers THE kroonini • Porch Scrtonini. OSTRIMSKY sCRAPIIinAL mi GOA ENTRA I’RESBVTER1 AN OlH SAAIOR LITHERAN to a m , Worship, (no Church School in ST. DINSTAN'S Clll RCII, Knorr. pastor ITOaMDOOM MANCHESTER AWNING CD 9:15 a m . Worship Service. Church COmilUTIIW WINDOWS (T il HCII, Nathan Hale School Rd 31 CHI RCII, 239 Graham Rd., South Wind- summer); Wednesday. 7 to 7:30 pm.. Manchester Rd.. Glastonbury Rev SPFJMtt 168 WEST CENTER n . MATERIALS 731‘"•‘ Par I’* ker ™ st. Rev Dr Richard W Gray, pastor sor Rev Ronald A Erbe, pastor Family Worship (informal) in Mary and Joseph R. Bannon, pastor School for all ages. Nursery provided IN ALUMINUM • WHIH TM«|itiom84S-3D91 .4 4 ^ By • I M W N • S U C K Ttl. 843-8738 or 843-8879 9 30 a m . Worship; It a m.. Sunday 9 a m.. Worship and Sunday School, Martha (Jhapel. Saturday Mass at 5 pm.; Sunday FIRST CONGREi; ATION AL Eugen* EitoOllitml tP4l School; 7:30 pm., Bible Study at par- 10:15 a m . Worship Service. ST. PETER'S EPISCOPAL Masses at 8 , 9 30 and 11 a m. ( III RCH, VERNON, Rev John A Brewtr sonage on Cornwall Dr. CRYSTAL LAKE COMMINITV CHI RCII, Rt. 85. Hebron. Rev. William FIRST BAPTIST CHlRCII OF lacey. minister. Rev. Edwin W FIRST ASSEAIBLIES OF (,(>1). 763 I NITED METHODIST CHI RCII, Persing, rector. EAST HARTFORD, (Southern BaptiHl Bartholomew, assistant minister Animists worship disem- When you think of glass, you naturally think of the J A. While Glass Company, because they have everything iffS MANCHEtTED NECCHI Oak St , East Hartford Rev Ralph F Ellington. 8 and 10 a m.. Worship Service, Church Convention), 36 Main St Rev Charles 9:30 a m . Worship Service, child care bodied spirit beings that CMIIKR RUG & URHOISTERY CLERNWG that one may need when it comes to working with glass. Their twenty one years and more of service is your Jelley, pastor 10:15 a m , Coffee hour; 11 a m , School and Nursery. Conley, pastor for little ones and cribroom care for the control events here and Mancheiter's Only Complete Carpet Service! guarantee of complete satisfaction They are truly one business in town that can honestly say, "Wc can't hide Sewing Machine 1 CENTER 10 a m.. Church School; 11 a m , Mor- Worship Service, Sunday School. TRINITY LI THER AN CHI RCII, 11 a m. and 7 p.m.. Worship Services infants arc available. Coffee Fellowship hereafter as gods 14 High Street, rear behind our product! " A partial listing of the kinds of glass they carry are; Glass for mirrors, shower doors after the service The Rev Mr i ITPAltS fAlTJ SUMtifS TOI All MARTS ning Worship, 7 p m . Evening Service REI.IGIOIS SOCIETY OF Meadowlark Rd., Vernon Rev. Donald which are interpreted for the deaf. Fetishists worship objects MANCHESTER ^ store fronts, bath tub enclosures, furniture tops, picture windows, window glass tor homes and cars - just to rOltiON A nnurLTir VERNON ASSEMBLIES OF (JOD, 51 FRIENDS ((Jl AKERS), Hartford McClean, pastor. Nursery provided; 9:45 a m . Sunday Bartholomew will be preaching during indwelled by spirits and so 3 Aulhoritrd Saltt A Servirf July, and the Rev Mr Lacey, during Ctp Phone:646-5636 mention a few. They are conveniently located in the heart of Manchester at 31 Bissell Street For eourleoiis [ VHI I E a M M Old Town Rd Friends Meeting House, 144 S Quaker 8 and 10:30 a m.. Worship Service; 9; 15 School; 6 p.m.. Training Union. empowered supernatural- 5 Wt Sail Alt To«a«t I(an4i 9:45 a m , Sunday School for all ages, Lane, West Hartford a m., Sunday School. ST. FRANCIS OF ASSISI C lll RCII, August ly. Idolaters worship spirit-' service, please phone 649-7322. ^ R4»mb»t o/M alttf Bynn»a$ $urm y 11 a m.. Morning Worship, 7 pm . 10 a m., Meeting for Worship SACRED HEART CHI RCII, Rt 30, 673 Ellington Rd., South Windsor. Rev ST. MARGARET MARY ( III RCH. inhabited objects that a Mambpf of Ma/tehytiat CNombor ofCommoreo Evening Evangelistic PRINCE OF PEACE LITHERAN Vernon. Rev. Ralph Kelley, pastor; Rev Carl J. Sherer, pastor South Windsor Rev. William McGrath usually are made by men Xf:.':::/ 649-0545 i ji« aao48 II gggMOHtria I NIT ED coniiregahonal Michael Donohue. Saturday Masses at 5 and 7 p.m.; Sun- and Rev. Joseph Sr hick, co-pastors after the likeness of the “Seniing the area tince 1955" CHI RCII, Rt 31 and N. River Rd., lU "OVI ytU f CiCCAH SlNCfR CHl RCil, I NITED ( III HCII OF Coventry Rev. W.H. Wilkens, pastor Saturday Mass at 5 pm.; Sunday day Masses at 7:30, 9:30 and II a m. Saturday Mass at i p.m.; Sunday spirit. Polytheists believe CHRIST, Tolland Rev Donald G Masses at 7:30, 9, 10:30 a m. and noon Masses at 8:30, 10 and 11:30 a m. WALLCOVERINQ 9 am., Sunday School; 10 15 a m.. FIRST CONGREGATIONAL in and worship many well- Got A Painting Problem? We ll Halpl Miller, minister Worship Service, (9 a m during July anti M APPING COMMl NITY Clll RCII, CHURCH, Vernon Rev. John A. Lacey, AVERY ST. CHRISTIAN defined deities, whether 2 LOCATIONS TO SERVE YOU CABOT STAINS REFORMED C lll RCH, 661 Avery St , Service slill mtens something lo us — end service meens spending OLYMPIC STAINS 9:30 and It a m . Worship Service and August). 1790 Ellington Rd., South Windsor. Rev. minister: Rev, Edwin W Bartholomew, disembodied or residing in W MMCHESTIR. RIGHT OR MAM STREn South Windsor. Rev Peter Mans, pastor. GREENS & THINGS jriough hmt with you to help you select the right peint finish tor that |Ob Church School; 7 to 8 30 p m . Pilgrim ROCKVILLE INITEl) METH- Harold W. Richardson, minister. assistant minister. the sun, moon. etc. COMPIETT PRMTMG A COPWG SERVKE 249 B R O A D S T. 643-1635 you're plsnning See us tor paint and service when you plan your neil Fellowship. ODIST CHI RCII, 142 Grove St Rev 9:15 and 10:45 a m., Worship Service 10 a m.. Worship Service, child and in- 9:30 a m. and 7 p.m.. Worship Henotheists tend to set one project GOLD BOLTON INITED METHODIST LDWCDSTPRINTIN6 ST. MARA 'S c m R( H,Rt 31, Coven John W. Mortimer, pastor and Church School. fant care available, coffee fellowship deity above aothers to WHILE YOU WAIT (PHOTO READY) BAND try. Rev. F, Bernard Miller, pastor Rev 9:30 a.m.. Worship Service. FIRST CONGREGATIONAL after the service. CHURCH, 1040 Boston Tpke. Rev worship. Pantheists HSWU cm • SIITNMK • MMU iUNPS ''Plant People Paul F Ramen James W. Knorr, pastor. believe in but one supreme ST. JOSEPH CHI RCII, 33 West St , CHlRCII OF ANDOVER, INITED ST. PETER'S EPISCOPAL MIMT-MAN PRINTING Are ISice People" E/Uohnson PAINT CO PAINTS Saturday Masses at 5 15 p m , Sunday Rockville. C lll RCII OF CHRLST. Rev. David J CHl RCII, Sand Hill Rd . South Windsor 11 a m.. Worship Service. diety. of which other gods C lll RCH OF SAINT BERNARD, •11 MAIN NT. • MANCHEaTEN •040-1777 OPEN DAILY 10-6 MANCHESTER WALLPAPER A PAINT Maasses at 7:30, 9 30 and 10.45 a m Saturday Ikasses at 5 and 7 p.m . Sun- Reese Iff, minister. Rev. Bruce Jacques, vicar. are but manifestations .•SEE US FOR ENGRAVED NAME PLATES THURS. TIL 9 Rockville. Rev. John J. White, pastor ’n v ' i SUNDAY ll'O ST. MATTHEWS CHI RCII, Tolland day Masses 8:30 (Polish) at 10 am 9:45 a.m.. Church School for 8 a m.. Holy Communion; 10a m.. Holy Deists believe one God • TRY OUR NEW 1-M aONB captEW 185 W M t Middle Tpke. Sunday masses: 7:00. 8:30. 10:00 aKd Rev.. Francis J. 0 Keefe, pastor (Folk) at 11:15 a m.. Vigil of Holy days at kindergarten through Grade 8; 11 a m.. Communion, first and third Sundays of created the world, set it in 4M ceNTEN ar. • MANCHaaTtn G/ft Certificates Available T H MAIM ST., MANCHESTER t 648-4801 Saturday Masses at 5 and 7 p.m ; Sun- 7 p m . Holy day at 7:30,9 a m , and 5 and Worship Service. each month; Morning Prayer second, 11:30 a m. motion, and then removed GILEAD C O N G R E G A TI () N A L day Masses at 8:30. 10:30 and 11:45 a m 7 p m Confessions: Saturday 4 and 7:30 ST. MAURICE'S C lll RCII, Hebron fourth and fifth Sundays. from any active participa- Frank Arnone Storage and Moth MESSIAH EVANGELICAL pm Rd., Bolton. Rev Robert W Cronin, talcottytlle congrega. Clll RCH, Hebron. Rev. Robert tion. 1»|JI Heavilin, interim pastor. % h 19-790! Proofino on all winter LI THERAN CHI RCII, (Wisconsin ROCKY ILLE BAPTIST CHI RCII, pastor. TIONAL CHURCH, UNITED But thanks to Jehovah CC^ Synod), 300 Buckland Rd , South Windsor 69 Union St Rev Robert L LaCounte. Saturday vigil Mass at 5:30 p m.; Sun- CHURCH OF CHRIST, Rev Kenneth 10 a m . Worship Service, sermon God for revealing himself MANCHESTER OVER 30 clomea (NoumH) 9 a m., Sunday School; 10 a m , pastor day Masses at 7:30, 9:15 and II a m. E. Knox, pastor. topic: "Amazihg Grace, Nursery to us as an omnipotent, om- YEARS EXPERIENCE provided. MEMOHALCO. Grooms Tux FREE Plus Free Iniurance Worship Service. 9 a m , Worship Service, 10:15 a m , BIRNSIDE UNITED METHODIST 9 a.m.. Worship (summer schedule). niscient. omnipresent, per- Aik about our policy. .ST. JOHN'S EPISCOPAL CHI R( H, Sunday School; 7 p.m.. Evening Service C lll RCH, 18 Church St., East Hartford. ST. GEORGE'S EPISCOPAL BOLTON CONGREGATIONAL sonal being who created us 0pp. Eatt Camattry caN 649-5807 8iL, Mon. g Tum "in g P.M. Wo4..Thu(i.gFrL1IIIP.M. Rt. 30, Vernon. Rev. Robert H Wellner, FIRST CONGREGATIONAL Rev. Henry J. Scherer Jr., pastor; Rev. CHURCH, Boston Tpke. (Rt. 44A), CHlRCII, Bolton Center Rd. Rev. J. and continues to love us — OKH DAILY 10 A.M^- 9 P.M. Fraa chautfaraid Sarvica. rector. Stanton Conover, minister. a King and a Father. QUALITY HARRISON ST. (Waakly drawings) 849-S5S9 CHI RCII, 873 Main St. (corner of Gwendolyn M. Arslen, assextiate pastor. Bolton. The Rev. John D. Hughes, vicar 37 OAK STRKF.T \PUM IN COLO 8 a m.. Holy Communion, 10 a m , 10:30 a m . Worship Service, the Rev. MANCHESTER 'yo' Connecticut Blvd ), East Hartford. Rev. 10 a m.. Worship Service, Church 9 a m.. Service. MEMORIALS manchkst kr , conn Family Service and Church School William E. Flynn, minister. Rev. CarIT School for Nursery through junior high; 9 VERNON UNITED METHODIST Mr. Conover preaching. MANCHESTER PARKADE 643-9561 fiim m H m '" CHURCH OF C M K T 10 to 9 Weekdays — 10 to 5 Saturday 402 WEtT MIOOIE TPNE.. MANCNEtTIg Holt, associate minister a m., (Jhurch School for senior high and CHURCH, Rt, 30 Rev. Dr. James W Lydall and Vernon Streets adult classes. __Phone: 646-2903__ PAGE EIGHT - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Sat., Aug. 20, 1977 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Sat., Aug. 20. 1977— PAGE NINE Community calondars

Andover East Hartford Thursday Field cut to 10 in Town Tournament Board of Selectmen, 3 p.m.. Town The field in the Town Slow Monday Today Office Building. inning sent Looking Glass il to the the nightcap. led Pizza's 14-hil attack with three Acadia. Bob Simler homered and Pitch “B" Division Softball sidelines 12-6. I’lay in the tournament resumes Crockett singled twice as did JefI Tax collector, assessor, 7 to 9 p.m., Memorial service for Rosemarie Board of Education, 8 p.m., Gilead apiece with Larry Quintiliani, Bob singled and Fred Schneider collected Action at Robertson Park saw ' Monday night with five games, two Peck, and Bob Boland slugged a ToWn Office Building. Nicholson, 2 p.m., South Hill School. Tournament was cut to 10 as I’lenzio and Bob Andreski chipping in two bingles for Oil Heat. Acadia Restaurant down Manchester at Robertson and three at Fitzgerald. with two each. Larry Duhaime had liomer and single for Cherrone's. Don Recreation Commission, 7:30 p.m.. Congregational Church. Recreation Commission, 8 p.m.. the four opening night losers in Jack Burg and Bill Grant each Forstrom and Earl Hurst each had Oil Heat. 7-5. while Tierney's behind The linals is Thursday night at throe of Glass' 14 safeties with Brad Town Office Building. Town Office Building. the double elimination play liomered, Tom Tierney and Harrv two of Turnpike's seven sateties. Sunday a 15-liit attack belted Highland Park Fitzgerald. l.adr. Brad Verona. Stan Sleeves and Board of Finance, 8 p.m.. Town Of- Roy had three hits apiece and Tom Tim Moriarty stroked a pair of Town championship swim meet, met last night at Nike Field. Market. 9-2. Cherrone's Package Scott Hanson, Mike Silver. Jim Dave Freign stroking two apiece, fice Building. Lombardo and Dennis Quigley two doubles and singles and Paul afternoon, Penney Pool. Thrifty Package with a seven-run made it two straight wins in the tour- McNickle and Tim Bycholski each l.adr homered. each for Tierney's. Dick Lewis and Tuesday McNamara and Irv Foster each Tuesday South Windsor lilth inning came from an eight-run nament with a 12-2 triumph over had two hits for Thrifty's while Ron Andy Amendola homered and Mike Tierney led Highland with three Board of Education, 7 p.m., An- deficit to overpower CBT Blue. 11-9, belled tlirce hits lor Telephone. Junior Olympics, 10 a.m.. Elks 'I'urnpike TV al Fitzgerald Field with •lames and ,Iohn Colello each had a clubbed three singles and John and two blows respectively. dover Elementary School. Monday and Bob & Marie's Pizza with two Nelson Eddy, Paul Moyer, Jim Club on Roberts St., sponsored by the Telephone Society recording a 10-4 pair for CBT Blue. Mizoras and Mark and Kevin Hick (lOss and John Burger each Gymnasium Study Committee, Ihree-run spurts and a five-run first l.aPenta, Mick Holmes and David recreation department and Top Senior citizens picnic, all day. High duke over North United Methodist in Tony Quintiliani and Tony Listro KravolUka socked two blows each for socked two singles and a triple, Tom about 8 p.m., Andover Elemetary Meadow in Granby. Moyer each had a pair ol blows lor School. Notch Foods. Methodist. Thursday Tuesday Annual East Hartford fire fighters’ Board of Education, 7:30 p.m., clambake at Garden Grove, Union School. Bolton Manchester. Planning and 21oning Commission, Water ballet. East Hartford High 8 p.m.. Town Hall. Thoughts Twi finals opener Monday School pool, 7 p.m. Wednesday Tax collector, town clerk, assessor, Zoning Board of Appeals, 7:30 Advisory Commission on Aging, 2 7 to 9 p.m., Community Hall. p.m.. Town Hall. p.m.. Town Hall. ApLENty Board of Finance, 7:30 p.m., Com- Saturday goes to Moriarty^s munity Hall. Walk-Jog-Run Race, 10 a.m.. Air- Public Building Commission, 8 Off to a shaky start, being rocked for three runs in the first in- p.m.. Community Hall. craft Club, 200 Clement Rd. ning, Dave Bidwcll settled down to hurl sliutout baseball Ihe resl Tuesday Vernon By Len Auster of the way. His Moriarty Bros, teammates, meanwliile. rallied Republican Town Committee, 8 to take a 6-3 duke over HaiTford Jai-Alal in the n|)em'r ol Hie 'I'wi p.m.. Community Hall. Hebron Saturday League best three-of-five finals last night at ,St. Tliomas Tolland County 4-H Fair, 9:30 a.m. Wednesday Just missed collided in a game Thursday against Tile second contest in the Jack Sunday to 8 p.m., Tolland County Rose Memorial I’layoiis is slated Friends of the Library party for Congratulations to Nancy Narkon Milwaukee. Both are expected to be Ilartlord liiirler Ray DcMaio Softball game, "Plus Nine" vs. Agricultural Cepter, Rt. 30. •Sunday al 5 o'clock with all proceeds summer program participants, 10 for taking second place in the recent- "out a couple of days."...Slugging worked out ol jams m lliree innings "Killerwatzes," 1 p.m., St. Peter’s donated to the Seminary Athletic a.m., Bentley Memorial Library, Sunday ly completed Connecticut State Detroit first baseman Jason Thomp- helore Morlarty.s erupted lor live Fund Some dance, some watch Planning Commission, 8 p.m.. Field, Rt. 85. Tolland County 4-H Fair, 10 a.m. to 3 Women s Amateur Golf Cham- son became the first player in nine tallies Ml tile liitli Irame The Flyers, regular season Community Hall. Monday p.m.,TAC,Rt. 30. pionship, The Manchester Country years to belt a home run clear out of ■liiii lialesaiio li'd oil with a double. Aiiierican Division cliaiiips, jumped Fred Flynn walked and Ray Sullivan It looks like a game of “Ring Around the Rosies’’ but children participating in the Assessor, 7 to 9 p.m.. Town Office Club member finished with a three- Tiger Stadium. The 23-year old in his Monday quickly into the lead Craig I’inney moved the runners over with a summer program at the South Windsor Library are really getting ready to do a folk dance Building. round total of 242, two strokes in back second major league season did it Aluminum Recycling Unit, 11 a.m. to singled, Ken Hawley was sale on ii saerdiee Bud Silva was issued an in- Regional District 8 (Rham) Board of titlist Barbara Young. Thursday against the Yankees... while some of the boys prefer to sit on the sidelines and watch, Folk dancers from Foot noon, Tri-City Shopping Plaza, Ver- sacrifice fielder's cliuice and the leiitioiial [lass but Ihe strategy Prints highlighted this year’s Booknik Festival. The summer program was conducted at Coventry of Education, 8 p.m., Rham High non circle. The performandfe by the 19-year- The East Hartford Flag Football School. League is looking for officials. If in- runners moved up on a sacriiice Sal liaeklired as Mike Grillin delivered a the Wapping Community House. This annual event was for all children who participated in Monday Charier Revision Commission, 8 old sophomore at Southern Connec- Hraiicato singled in two runs with two-iun single ticut State College should come as no terested contact Dave Flanagan, 528- Candlelight playoff champs Board of Welfare, 2 to 3 p.m.. Town Wednesday p.m.. Memorial Building, Pakk PI. Hob Sticli following with an Infield Silva moved lo third and seored on the summer activities sponsored by the Friends of the South Windsor Library. (Herald surprise. Narkon has won the last 8533, or Henry Pawlowski, 649-9468. Hall. Public Health Nurses, 1 to 3 p.m.. Wednesday lilt Aller a forccmil al .second. Hart- .1 wild [Mleli lo knot it at 3-3 Rich photo by Pinto) two women's titles at the local links Play begins Sept. 11...Reed Construc- Town Office Building. Winning the Candlelight League playoff title last night was lord pulleit off a double steal, Bran- lliordaii walked with George Planning and Zoning Commission, Rockville Junior Library, summer with this year's crown taken with a tion of Andover, state fast pitch soft- 7:30 p.m.. Town Hall. Recreation Commission movie, ealo .scoring for a 3-0 lead. I'rolliingliam assuming mound program party, 2:30 to 3:30 p.m.. record performance of 15 and 14 (up ball champs, is entered in the New Pero’s. Team members (1-r) Front: Bruce Taggart, Don 8:30 p.m., Gilead Hill School. Bidwell was master the rest of the chores. He walked Gene .lohnson lo Tuesday Union St. by 15 holes with 14 to play). England regionals this weekend at Gagnon, Butch Talaga, Bud Talaga, Walt Talaga. Back row. way, scattering four singles the final reload llie liases and ,Iim Dumont Coventry Football Association, 8 Bedford, Mass. The nationals are in Forms flown to feds The 1974 Connecticut State Stan Talaga, Den Vendrillo, Dave Bidwell, Jim Keefe. Jett Rea, six frames. He walked one and stroked a single to lei I ior a 5-3 edge. p.m.. Town Hall, Nashville, Tenn... Women's Junior champion turned in Frank Lalashius, Todd Talaga. (Herald photo by Dunn) tanned five. How long did it take for Red Auer- Flynn homered in Ihe sixtii for Ihe East Hartford • Tolland St. drainage im- The total applied for in Vaiuk's Wednesday Vernon picks dog warden the best score at the event concluded provements, $331,806, Nov. 11 for five briefcase is $3,629,000. He and Town Board of Health, 7:30 p.m.. Town Thursday at Lyman Meadows Golf bach to become aware of the talents Michael Valuk, Mayor Richard months. of basketball superstar John Engineer Charles Sheehan, along Hall. Anthony J. Nesta of 306 Vernon town as a sewer inspector. He has Club with a two-over-par 75 in the se- Blackstone's assistant, took a load of • North Meadows street and utility Havlicek? Havlicek, who failed to with other town staff members, Board of Welfare, 7:30 to 8:30 p.m.. Ave., Rockville, has been appointed been raising and selling German cond round. With Gail Appell, a federal forms filled out by the improvements, $676,045, Nov. 1, for make it in pro football with finalized ail the projects in the 15 Town Hall. acting" dog warden for the Town of shepherds since 1960. former winner and veteran per- Berres advice boosts WSox Wood mayor's staff and flew to six months. Cleveland, reported to the Boston days given the town between notice Thursday Vernon, effective Monday. The salary for the position is $12,- former, faltering with a closing card Philadelphia Thursday. • Willowbrook culvert and Forbes of the $3.6 million award and Friday, of 90 after leading the first two Celtics training camp which was Board of Education, 7:30 p.m., The recommendation for his ap- 000. Mrs. Helen Gleason, former ac- He hand delivered them Friday to St. work, $99,903, Nov. 3 for two the deadline rounds by three strokes, Narkon already in progress. “We picked him NEW YORK (LIPI) - Richie Zisk and O.scar Gamble Fosse singled home the tic-breaking Coventry High School". pointment as dog warden will be ting warden, resigned the position at the correct federal offices to insure months. Architects for the pool are Kane, grabbed the lead. up at the airport and drove him to Although he no longer gets paid aided Wood by stroking home runs run in the second inning, Charter Revision Commission, 7:30 made to the next Town Council the end of July and at that time the American League East Hartford qualified for $3.6 • Penney High School and Martin Farrell & White of West Hartford. meeting. She led Mrs. Young by two strokes camp, " Auerbach recalled, "and put for his advice, a 68-year-old off Jim Slaton, who gave up only six liliii' Ja\H \ngrlH I million in Public Works Employment p.m.. Town Hall. council voted to change it from part him in a scrimmage 15 minutes later. hits while dropping his 13th game in ' Jerry Garvin, with relief help from Park tennis courts, $409,689, Nov. 3, Engineers for the North Meadows Nesta has been working for the time to full time. with five holes to play, but couldn’t man who played a vital role in Act funds. six months. keep up the pace with a double bogey I took one look at him and said to Ben The paunchy knuckleballer .sought 21 decisions. I’ctc Vuckovicli, snapped a personal are Purcell Associates of Glaston- the Chicago White Sox' last advice I rum several people and one The projects as they were finally • Townwide paving, $942,191, Nov. bury. at the 14th and bogies the closing four Carnevale, my assistant then, ‘do you 1 iinkeeH K, Rangen' I 10-gaiiie losing streak in pitching the arranged this week with their costs, 3 for an uncertain length of time. holes. see what I see?’ Ben said, ‘You lucky pennant in 1959 may turn out to Id the men lie spoke to was Berres, Mike Torrez allowed only three Blue .lays lo victory over Nolan Ryan Engineers for the tennis courts are who lives near Chicago in Twin starting times and finishing times • Tolland St. pavement restora- "I felt kind of nervous having the so-and-so.' Three minutes and it was be a guiding light for this hits in notching his sixth straight vic- and the Angels. Garvin allowed only Storch Engineers of Wethersfield. Jai Alai results Jai Alai entries Lakes, Wis Berres pointed out a flaw are; tion, $285,823, Nov. 3 for two-and-a- lead, " Narkon stated Friday over the all over. I knew I had a great one. "... tory and 14th triumph of the season. three singles in 6 1-3 innings before The mayor said fast review and ap- • ' S a t u r d a y N i g h t - year's team as well. in liis delivery and, presto, Wood • Hockanum Pool at the half months. phone, "There were a lot of people Zone Eight champion East Hart- Reggie Jackson drove in three runs giving way to Vuckovich. Ryan proval by federal officials could Friday Night The man's name is Ray lierrcs and regained his control. Hockanum Park in the southwest F«n smin Tomi ford has reached the finals of the for New York with a single and a struck out 13 in deleat but was • Golf course improvements in- move up the dates of beginning con- 1. M CeiMna 1. watching and guys with TV cameras. he was the pitching eoaeh ol the FIT 1. te a s 1. Qirna t-1 It all came together again for Wood corner of town, $624,180, Nov. 15 for cluding drainage and a tool shed, SEVDmi 2. M U11 I 1 hUk I didn't know how to react." state American Legion Baseball homer. Roy While added a home run touched tor seven hits and nine struction on any or all of the I-Hmm lipt 13.60 9.10 4.20 IM 1 Darrta t-1 White Sox from 1957-70 during which 5-narra 15.00 120 5.00 1 1 ESm I bMa 7-2 Tournament. The Post 77 entry faces Friday night when he stopped the for the Yankees. walks. ' 12 months. $259,363, Nov. 15 for four months. projects l-Rind) Ectnart 8.20 3.60 3-Orafiii 7.40 6 i0 4. Ikiy Maybe the pressure got to her this he tutored and helped develop such 7-Um 3.20 4. PMra L Sana 12 Milwaukee Brewers on live singles, 8-6faraca 7J0 1 1 teS 5. liarta time, but Narkon, who plays in as either Trumbull or North Haven Orloli'H Twinn 2 rigi'n* (>, MariniTH (UnMa 4-1 861.10 Lirpite LMha 6-1 outstanding hurlers as Gary Peters, ftrfKta 1-4 SlSliO (hiniala 3-5 846J0 1 1 tenfci i Mar 7-1 today at 2 o'clock at Ceppa Field in 3-1, as the White Sox regained first Andres Mora hit a two-run homer Rookie Steve Kemp drove in four Mada 5-3 810150 7. IQ raM 7. iaaa many tournaments as possible, can Tommy John, Joel Horlen and Wilbur Trifada l-4-7 S6SU0 L hm 7. M m 11 [dace in the American League West runs with a pair of homers to help Trifada 5-3-8 81.417iO LJm»^ 1-1 L tenSa ite r f II only gain from this experience. Meriden for the title. The winner ad- with two out in the sixth inning to SEQM SSSOnSfafeMlla Se teiWa se Qnate Wood. hv two percentage points. uam 1-5-7 5-1-7 1-1-5 5-14 sat vances to the New England regionals pace Baltimore. Mike Flanagan, 9-9, rookie Dave Rozema win his 14th S-fiMW Im 1160 4.40 140 44jttaMa l^ a tM 15.60 L40 4.60 6417-24 2-6-7 6-7-$ 3-7-5 3-74 74-3 7-3-5 "With more experience, the better Berres no longer is a pitching 2 (vMbia Sebastian 3.40 .60 5-74 3-5-7 134 IM A return to lorm lor Wood, a tliree- game Rozema, who has lost only 8-ZaMa Karra 6.20 140 vom RFT1 I'll get in these tournaments," she which begin Wednesday in Water- pitched a six-hitter for the Orioles in 3-Arn Urqi»a|a 3.60 1. Euan coach, but lih developed a close rap- 3-Zidwa OMraM 160 1. tea LBanfaM 7-1 tiiiic ‘2(l-gaiiie winner, would certain- besting Dave Goltz, 15-7, lour, went 8 1-3 innings before Ounda 2-S S23.40 IkM a 44 851.00 1 ten 1 stated. And she'll know (learn) how bury... Ptrieda S-2 875.10 L Uhm 7-2 port with .some of his ex-pupiis and it ly he a welcome tonic lo the pitching- Parfada 4-8 8225.60 1 teaara Irapiap 6-1 1 to react to crowds. The third annual Indian Valley Indian'' 2. \ ' h I needing help from Bob Sykes and TntKU 5-2-3 8315.80 4. t e a s M l 7-2 1 I 12 is some recent advice he gave lo Trifada 4-8-3 81.074.00 L 11 YMCA Golf Open will be played weak Willie Sox. His complete game Bruce Taylor. Rupperl Jones and jm mmt 1 Mlipa 5-1 5. Jh | LbtealaM The 1977 Women's State Amateur Wood that may have revived the The Indians got a combined five- l-Cena fkmtu 8.60 3.80 2.80 5. 11 cl fort Friday night was only the 3M a I m 15.20 LOO 6i01 kri Satete M 1 Irafi Kirrt 1 11 was her fourth. There’ll be more. Wednesday at Connecticut Golf Land Dan Mever homered for Seattle. 8-Citt Nighi rntn 116 (C) Salfrina PooL 46-15 while going over the million lead cn route to a 9-3 victory 1-faSy'i Sy. bap Til 4.M L89 ball. Doubleheader sweeps in games remaining, Foster needs 20 mark in attendance TMCH F6ST - mviot COQl 2- fi ay M S 149 4. 49 homers lo tie Maris. Improbable, but 'To tell you tlic truth. ’ said Otis, Gifts to Bolton Fire Department FMT rUKE coast (I) Mj dyUOyl a 149 mid-August just don’t make l.\po» BraM " .5-2 as had as 1 vc been going. 1 don't IShatU Um 12.41 IS 4.29 TV 3193 certainly not impossible ISntional League American League 24aty Ite a i 4.29 2J9 Mdala 142 pM ta49 "Immediate Installation" Anderson happy when he’s Tony I’crez hit a three-run single in even know what kind of pitch it was The Boltcn Fire Department has received gifts of rescue equipment from two Bolton 4-blri HaaWr. h f 41| "I don't seek material goals.” said the second game’s tilth inning and in KuhI Eunl TM: 4H7 Parfada 142 pM 87SM llial I hit It was low; 1 just went organizations- a scoop stretcher (being examined in this photo) from the Bolton Woman s Trifada 1-2-5 pM 8714M looking up a mountain ..called Foster, seemingly tired of being the opener, Phil Niekro completed his W L Pci. GB W L Pet, GB te S ia 213 MO 829J9 TOn 111 (I) down and got it. Trifada 3-2-4 mU 8540.N the Los Angeles Dodgers, asked about his record-breaking — Boston 71 46 607 — Club and a stokes basket stretcher from the Alpha-Omega Inn. Left to right above are Pat 7-6irriMy LN L29 L29 FRS SHOP AT HOME SERVIIX 17th game and upped his record to 12- Philadelphia 74 45 622 I’ve never gone lliroiigh anything SECOa l i t ( I) 5-lte*i Mm L29 L29 The blame, of course, lies with the chances. "My objective is to try and 15. Jeff Burroughs doubled home two Pittsburgh 71 51 .582 4‘A Baltimore 69 49 .585 2'/a Narsavage, president of the club; Yiannis Voyiatzakis, owner of the inn; Fire Chief t-hRmm TMar. hp ILM 7.N 5.W HtNaffcaa L29 like lids before. 1 don I know what 2-Saflar's PriS 13J9 LM TV 39-.7I pitching staff That awesome hitting improve I don’t go out there trying runs in the opener while Dave Cash Chicago 67 52 .563 7 New York ■ 7 0 50 .583 2'/a William Cavanagh, and Fire Fighter-FIMT Bonnie Massey, who is also a Woman's Club IC ala Chaa 7.M testa U7 pM 84M to kill the hall, just to bruise it a lit- Detroit 55 64 .462 17 the prohleiii is ' TV: 3111 Parfada 745 pad 81N kept Cincinnati going in past years, knocked in two Montreal runs Steve St. Louis 67 54 ,554 8 He's lilt some halls hard but member, (Herald photo by Dunn) QSSia 2U M4 87La Trifada 7-M pdt 815J9 but a weak core ot hurlers finally tle. Montreal 55 67 .451 20'/a Cleveland 54 66 .450 18'/a Trifada 12-3 aaU 81311.19 Tel. 742-7308 Rogers dropped his 12lli game in 25 they’ve been right at people." said EUnn TMC COSBId} "Only lime will tell, " he continued, Milwaukee 53 72 .424 22 My laSla 3MM4 8I7L29 caught up with the defending decisions New York 49 71 408 25'/a first baseman .lolin Mayberry, who 34ady'i Maar, bap 7.N 5J9 5.N patiently pulling up with the home Toronto 41 77 .347 30‘/a Tat lit (I) 7-bi P a r r a S a UM U9 champs. Even George Foster, the ( ardiiial' I 2. I’adrr* I Wcl added a two-run homer lo the Kansas 4a ten 33.a 114# 7.29 Mra IN run questions. "Last year I dwelled 24%lMMn 4.a la most dangerous hitter in the majors, Mike Tyson knocked in six runs w L Pet. GB Went City cause ' I’ve never seen him in Area bulletin board TV 49M on winning the triple crown and it got IbttT 1 e LN testa U7 pdt UIN can't put a smile on Sparky’s face. with a single, double and homer to Los Angeles 73 48 .603 — W L Pci. GB TV 3147 Parfada 347 pdt 871.N me all fouled up and off the track ” this type ol a slump before He s loo SUaia 214 paM S75.a Trifada 174 pad NTLlt •Salfrina P ooL "I don’t think he'll even get 50 give rookie ,Iohn Urrea his fifth vic- Cincinnati 63 59 .516 lO'/a Chicago 67 50 .573 — good a hitter lo be going this bad. " Parfada 442 paM 8 ta .4 l homers," said Anderson of Foster, Foster's back on track this year, 68 .571 Trifada 4-2-3 pM 8392119 Timni 111 (S) tory against three losses. The Cards Houston 57 65 467 16'/a Texas 51 — Otis revival came just in time for Udata Ml 129 LN LN replying to a query about his chances but the Reds have been hopelessly '/a Heh ron Foam im a e m t id 6*. Iteart 7.N 4.N battered five pitchers lor 16 hits and San Francisco 55 68 447 19 Kansas City 67 51 .568 Kan.sas City The victory helped jum- l^ K n r 4 29 3.49 141 Where Quality Begins derailed, 10'2 games behind Los Andover will be available to help students tNu OtSu 129 of catching Roger Maris' record 61. put together five-run rallies in the San Diego 54 71 .432 21 Minnesota 69 53 .566 Va ble Ihe American League West stan- ICaaS EMa 5J9 129 TV 3193 Rout* 44A Angeles. rile Hebron Volunteer Fire with course selections 1 Pappa I h r i i i y n . t l testa 445 pad 82LN Covontry 00238 "The closer you get to a record like first and litth innings Atlanta 43 77 .358 29'(a California 58 59 .496 9 dings so that Chicago, Texas, Kansas TV 3I;79 t Jibs fi, DoilfriT'' 2 The Andover Hoard of Educxitlon Department "Plus Nine ' team will Since many sections are already SdarSda M4^3pad 822129 that, everything’ starts changing. Seattle 50 74 .403 20‘/a City and Minnesota all are bunched will ineel Tuesday al 7 p ni at An- te S ia 341 paM 821.29 ITTieNCl 3973 Rill Buckner drilled two homers, lace the "Killerwatzes " women's Idled to capacity, earlier registrants Parfada 348 paU 834.M ___ HNU: S315.7N I'itchers start pitching different and Oakland 44 74 373 23'/a at the top Trifada 34-1 pM 8 3 tt.lt two singles and drove in five runs to dover Elementary School The hoard softball team in a game Sunday will have a better selection of you get lo thinking too much about it I'riduy'K Itenulln Friduy'x Krnulln "It s ahoul our turn lo gel on lop." FfTV l i t (I) lead the Cubs over his ex-teammates, Next round will act on resigfiations. staff ap- at 1 p m at St Peter's h'ield on Rt courses .A parent's signature is 7-MM 27.29 11.49 7J9 yourself." Chicago 6, Los Angeles 2 Chicago 3, Milwaukee I said Jim Colborn. who pitched his pointments, board committee ap- 64a«y Scatt LN 2J9 John, 14-5, saw his winning streak 85 required for course selection Direct 4-PrMar'i fad m Not quite a vote of confidence tor Cincinnati 6, New York 2 Kansas City 9. Boston 3 lirst com|)lele game since no-tiilling snapped at eight games as Rick Mon- pointments, school hours for 1977-78. Proceeds will be donated to the questions to the South Windsor High TV 31« last year’s RBI champ and National for Boston Cincinnati 4, New York 3 Baltimore 3, Minnesota 2 Texas May 14 in upping his record lo milk and lunch prices, and more. mkt W paU t9Ltt Ixiague Player of the Year. But day also homered for the Cubs, his Atlanta 5, Montreal 3 loeal girls' softball league for much- School guidance department. 644- Piriada 741 pM 8214.49 INSULATE NOW BOSTON (UPI) - The Boston New York 8, Texas 1 13-12 He scattered nine hits and 12th of the year. The Andover Gymnasium Studv needed equipment. 8848. Trifada 744 pad 8223U9 who’s to blame Anderson. The man's Montreal 7, Atlanta 2 Cleveland 2, Oakland I Pliilliex *). kxlriin .T Lobsters defeated the Cleveland walked lliree while sirikiiig 'iiil lour Committee will meet immediately SOmi 116 (8) not used to losing. Philadelphia 9, Houston 5 Toronto 3, California I The men will pitch a "soft-soft 7-ttSM 5.49 4J9 299 Jay Johnstone, Richie Hebner, Bob Nets, 28-21, Friday night to advance Red Sox. alter the school board meeting IfT i tedar 2429 4J9 a n d w e will t a k e Foster clouted his 40th homer of Pittsburgh 6, San Francisco 1 ball" and the women will pitch a lo the next round of the World Team Detroit 6, Seattle 4 labout 8 pin 1 in the school con- Vernon 4-Syalhrt 149 St. Louis 12, San Diego 4 hard-hard ball " The snack bar will TV 3145 Tennis playoffs. Tuilay'ii Gunirs ference room te S ia U7 pdt 8t2J9 Trim rosier be open. The seventh annual flea market Parfada 741 pad 89129 n O % o f f t h e pric e . The laibsters won the scries from Chicago (Stone 13-7) at Milwaukee tanpires for the game will be and antique show, sponsored by the Trifada 714 pad 8474.19 the Nets, two games to one. and will Toiluy'n GumcR (Travers 4-6) HOUSTON (UPD - The Houston Recreation Commission Chairman Tolland County Agricultural Center, STfOm 111 (q Pero’s wins crown lace the New York Apples in semi- Los Angeles (Rau 13-3) at Chicago Baltimore (Grimsley 11-6) at Rockets of the National Basketball IMay’i iaL bap IN 129 LN Call texiay for FREE estimate Louis Maffesoli and Judge of Probate will be Aug. 27 and 28 at the center on 14ra«dbi'i Sy 5J9 IN final round action here tonight (Bonham 10-10) Minnesota (Redfern 5-7) Association trimmed their active Stu Stockwell Rt, ,30, Vernon. The hours will be 9 7-teailfad U9 ‘ Scoring in every inning Butch Talaga homered, Dennis Ven- Cincinnati (Norman 10-10) at New rosier lo the regulation 14 players Bolton TV 31J9 The Ixibsters took an early 9-0 lead, Cleveland (Waits 7-4) at Oakland a m to 9 p.m. on Saturday and 9 a m. 1 145 pad 81U 9 047-0021 drillo had tour hits along with Bud as the women's doubles team ol Mar- York (Swan 8-7) (Blue 10-15) Friday by cutting two tree agents Parfada 841 pad 83IN behind a 27-hit onslaught, Officers lor the Board ol Tax South Windsor to 6 p m. Sunday, Trifada 11-7 pad 8141J9 Pero’s captured the Talaga and Jeff Rea, Frank tina .Navratilova and Greer Stevens Atlanta (Capra 2-9 at Montreal Boston (Cleveland 8-6) at Kansas and two lop draft choices. Review were elected at its Also on Saturday there will be a I lit (t) lalashius and Jim Keefe each added beat Peggy Michel and .Marianna (Brown 8-10), N City (Littell 5-4), N Fourth round choice Rocky Smith, New residents of South Windsor t* . tSSmamy LN L29 L29 I n s u l C o r p Candlelight League playoff a trio of blows for the champs. a 6-2 guard from Oregon Slate, and organizational meeting in .luly John chicken barbeque featuring "Bean Rl'iladai LM L29 ENKROY C O N U R V A TIO N B N O INBERe Simionescu. 6-0, and Navratilova Houston (Larson 1-6) at New York (Tidrow 7-4) at Texas Gleason was elected chairman and who have high school age children hole beans ' The event will be held 44fi brar L29 championship last night at Bob Coroso homered and singled. took a 3-0 lead against Wendy Turn- Philadelphia (Kaat 5-7), N (Perry 10-9, N No. 5 pick Ed Thompson, a 6-3 guard should make every effort to register TV31M BBS HILLIARD BT. /1 Jean (lately was elected .secretary rain or shine, b'unds raised will a.ssist te sta 3U pad 87.N MAIMCHEBTBR, CT. OBOAO Robertson Park with a 20-11 Bob Cornell had three hits and Ron bull in women's singles. San Francisco (Halicki 10-9) at Toronto (Jefferw on 7-13) at Iron' Idaho Stale, were cut. Louis them before the school year begins the Board of T ru stees in the Pbrfada t43 pad 87M triumph over Moriarty Bros. I,alihcrte. Karl lla.sel, Fred Valenti Pittsburgh (Kison ft-0), N California (Brett 10-9), N Dunbar, a 69 forward from Houston, The board will hold its meetings in Trifada 134 pad 81LN Bui Turnbull came back to defeat Februarv I'lie guidance office will be open dai- maintenance and development of the Dave Bidwell had a triple, double and Dave Sibrinsz two apiece for Navratilova, 7-6, taking the San Diego (Jones 5-9) at St. Louis Detroit (Wilcox 4-0) at Seattle (Ab- and Willie Hodge, a 6-9 forward trom ly Iroiii 7 ,30 to 2:30 and a counselor facilities at the center and twio singles to lead the Fruitmen. Moriarty's. tiebreaker. 5-1 (Rasmussen 9-11), N bott 10-7), N Duke, llie tree agents, were also cut ) PAGE TEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Sat., Aug. 20, 197?' MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Sat.. Aug. 20. 1977 — PAGE ELEVEN-

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IS House « "(«U0t than inspired golf, Jack to take a one shot lead on the easy Three players were one stroke off business. Ideal for retired or Read SeLLER MLS 18th, but he missed a birdie putt after the pace at 6-under 136, including CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING maid WORK - Part Ume. part time. Details on request. NOT A Nicklaus struggling to make Mr. Barker. ESCAA Field hitting a shot 12 feet past the cup. Andy North, who shared the first Call 644-1504, ask for the Herald manager. Training Division Box 619,, the cut and Lanny Wadkins and Sharing the lead with Weiskopf round lead with Barber. North came Wading River, New York, .4ds HOUSEBUYER Gene Littler failing to get past were Miller Barber, Thursday’s co- in at 1-under 70 and was joined in se- LUBRICATION Man - 40 11792. the second round, Tom leader who came in at 2-under 69; cond place by Bobby Cole, who fired PHONE 643-2711 hours per week. Good starting 1:/^ REALE REALTORS BEAUTY PARLOR-Bolton Charles Coody, at 68, who won the a 66, and George Burns, who shot 67. rate, and fringe benefits. Call □ EDUCATION Weiskopf became one of seven FOR ASSISTANCE IN PLACING YOUR AD 6862233. location. Fully equipped and MAIN STREET Masters in lOTl; Rod Curl, a non- players and the only “name” Weiskopf, who was fined $3,000 ready for operation. Asking ^ANCHEST^CT. exempt player who shot 67; Leonard here a year ago and’placed on proba- $14,9()0. Lessengers Sell 646- 640-4525 to move into a seven-way tie NOTICE: Now hiring"8- Steady Colonial $62,900 Private Inatructlona IB Thompson, at 66, who has won once tion for walking off the course, did INDEX work. Starting„ to take 8713 423-9291. □ NOTICES Four bedrooms, family room with fireplace, living for first place after two rounds in six years on the tour; Howard not pick up his first birdie until the ADVERTISING NOTI CES applications for full time REMEDIAL READING and 1 - ~ Loil tnd Found employment. A number of job room, formal dining room, 2V2 baths, 2-car garage, NURSES AIDES-11 p.m. to 7 TOLLAND • Eight room Full of the $30,000 Westchester Golf T w itty, at 68, who has never won in seventh hole. He eagled the ninth, RATES 2 - “ Ptrtonalt math; individualized work opening to be filled. Call m- fu ll basement. Choice of carpeting or hardwood a.m.. 12 midnight lo 8 a.m. □ REAL ESTATE Dormered Cape, 1 1/2 baths, three years on the tour and Jim ran off three straight birdies on the Lost and Found 1 3 • - Announc#m»nU program, (lst-8th grade) by Classic. 1 day .... 11( word per day 4 - 4515 between 10 and 3 p.m. floors. Experience preferred. Will Master's degree teacher. 568- fireplaced living room, huge Wiechers, at 67, a 10-year veteran - Enierliinm«nl tram. Call 646-06-0129. Weiskopf fired a ‘'perfect” round, 13th, 14th and 15th and added another LOST OR STOLEN - Bible 3 days . 10c word per day 5 - ~ Auctions 8075. formal dining, eat-in kitchen, 6 days — 9c word per day Homaa For Sala 23 with five birdies and an eagle, in who has never won on the tour, and birdie on the 17th. from my apartment. Please FULL TIME Painter - den or fourtn bedroom, rec 26 days .... 6c word per day 8 - FINANCIAL Minimum Three years OPEN HOUSE room in lower level, call 649-0167. 15 words $2.00 minimum * Bondl'StochS'MortasQSS COVENTRY - 40 acre Egg 9 - - Psrsonal Losns vmrkine experience. Call 646 Homaa For Sale 23 Homaa For Sale breezeway and garage, Happy A d s ...... $2.30 inch 23 Farm, with three story barn. 10 -' insursnes 7728. MAK Painting. Sunday 12 to 6 p.m. freshly painted and awaiting LOST - Male Beagle, Tri Butler-type building. Power EMPLOYMENT Directlona; Sullivan Avanua to Troy Road to 320 plant, and other out nuildings, your arrival. Asking $43,500. color. Park Street, 13 - Help Wanted Brookllald St. plus Three Lovely Homes. Zanotti Realtors, 649-0272,228- Manchester. Call 649-9854, 14 - Business Opportuniiies IN 9485. anytime. 15 - Situstion Wanted Offers invited. B, W Realty, Tarkenton^s return fails Three bedrcoms, IVa baths, formal 647-1419. EDUCATION OPEN HOUSE waterfront home • For 18 - Pfivale insiructions Full time Cashier dining room, eat-in kitchen, Solarian and year round recreational LOST - Caravelle watch. Lost 19 - Scnoois-Ciasses BUSINESS ZONE - Near busy pleasure, cathedral ceiling, at paddle ball courts at 20 - Instructions Wanted to assume store respon- no wax floors. Carpeting throughout, intersection. Large seven Charter Oak. 647-9706. sibility. Alternating day room home, large lot. $55,000 lieldslone fireplace, sun- to slow JoneSf Baltimore REAL ESTATE fireplace and 2-car garage. Storms and Sunday, August 21st porch, three bedrooms, two 23 - Homes for Sale and night work schedule. Hutchins Agency, 646-3166 24 - Lots-Land tor Sale Duties will include helping screens. Below builder’s cost. car garage in a simply fan- 25 - Investment Property Split $59,900 tastic view that makes you NEW YORK (UPI) - The Mitchell rushed for 70 yards and a TD 26 - Business Property manager write orders, put $30,900. SIX Room Cape. Linbart had kicked a 28-yard field 27 - Three bedrooms, living room, dining room, 2Vi 1-4 P.M. ■'cool all over. B/W Realty, to lead Baltim ore to a 29-7 exhibition Resort Property away stock, keep store r*- Healolator fireplace, enclosed 647-1419. artistically successful return goal to open the scoring but two of bis 28 - Real Estate Wanted neat and clean. Some baths, fam ily room with fireplace, sliding glass By OWNER porch, large lot. Good buy. drubbing of the Vikings. four conversion attem pts were of the NFL's all-time leading ADVERTISING M1SC. SERVICES experience preferred but doors from fam ily room to patio, 2-car garage, full 644-1013 Hutchins Agency 646-3166. Jones and M itchell were lifted blocked. 31 - Services Olfered quarterback Friday night was DEADLINE 32 - Painting-Papering good attitude important basement. NEW LISTING after building a 16-7 halftime lead, Jones found wide receiver Glenn factor. MANCHESTER - Immaculate 33 - Buiiding-Contrectina • six room Ranch, Three not enough to save the but running back Ron Lee played all Doughty for a 6-yard scoring pass in □ EMPLOYMENT 12 00 noon Ihe day before 34 - Roofmg-Siding pubficaiion 33 - Heating-Plumbing These two homes offer you a choice of colors on bedrooms, fireplace, central PERFECT FOR CHILDREN Minnesota Vikings from falling the way and accumulated 105 yards the closing seconds of the half to put 36 - Flooring Deadline lor Salurday and appliances, kitchen linoleums and bathroom air conditioning, aluminum is this 6 room Colonial, 3 to the youthful arm of Bert rushing and a TD to overshadow the Baltim ore ahead 16-7. Holp Wantod 13 37 - Moving-Trucking-Storage Apply alora managar, *#/ siding, beautiful landscaped, Monday is 12:00 Noon Friday Jd — Services Wanted fixtures and floors. bedrooms, eat In kitchen, Jones and his Baltimore Colts. pre-season debut of Viking All-Pro Jones' substitute. B ill Troup, A real Show piece $40's. formal dining room. 1 car back Chuck Foreman, who ran six SALES POSITION - Straight MISC. FOR SALE BROOKS DISCOUNT GET MORE with Hayes Corp. 646-0131. Fran Tarkenton, statistically the tossed a 4-yard TD pass to Freddie commissions, leads furnished 40 - Household Goods 7V2% chfa mor tgages available garage and a fenced In rear times for 25 yards before leaving ear- PLEASE READ 41 — Aiticles lor Sale 277 Watt MIddIt yard for chllds play. Call best passer of all time, went the first Scott early in the fourth quarter. Lee to homeowners. Call 242-5402. TO QUALIFIEO BUYERS. SUBURBAN VALUE. Clean ly in the third quarter with bruised 42 - Building Supplies Tumpika for details three quarters for Minnesota and scored the Colts’ final touchdown on YOUR AD 43 - Pets -Birds- Dogs six room Cape with stone ribs. 44 —Livestock Manchaatar fireplace, aluminum siding, completed 15-of-22 passes for 176 a 22-yard run on the last play of the Classified ads are taken over Mitchell scored on a 12-yard burst 45 - Boats & Accessories 649-9199 attached garage, tree shaded yards. But Jones was 8-of-16 for 90 game. the phone as a convenience. 46 - Sporting Goods JACKSTON/ 47 — Garden Products SENTRY yard. Only $30,900 Keith Real up the middle late in the firs t quarter Sammy Johnson, who le ft the game The Herald is responsible for yards and a touchdown, while Lydell only one incorrect insertion and 40 - Antiques OnhiiKi, Estate, 646-4126 649-1922. ZINSSER to give the Colts a 10-0 lead. Toni EXPERIENCED 49 - I REAL ESTATE SERVICES iHlIor i4«-1>ll in the third quarter with an injured then only to the size of the Wanted to Buy AVANTE right knee, accounted for the only original insertion Errors which RENTALS FULL St PART Time Guard 1m PRICED TO SELLI ONLY $39,900 MANCHESTER - Two Family TRUCK DRIVER do not lessen the value of the 52 - Rooms lor Rent nniSI. Flat, 3 i 4. Aluminum Viking TD on a 4-yard plunge on the 53 - positions available. Must be 18 646-1316 North Coventry. Seven room aluminum sided advertisement will not be cor- Apartments for Rent years or older. U.S. Citizen. MANCHESTER & VICINITY storms, aluminum siding. 2 SPRING STREET - Beautiful firs t play of the second quarter. r rected by an additional inser- 54 - Homes for Rent Colonial. Four bedrooms, 1'/, baths, formal N—dtd for auto produota tion 55 - Business lor Rent Clean police record. car garage. Deep lot. Plus (L Ranch featurlnjg six super Both teams are now 2-1 in exhibi- 56 - Resort Property for Rent dining, oak floors, private acre plus. Hurryl Move rnany extras. Excellent condi- large rooms, firepweed living dVlIvtrlM In the Qraater 57 - Telephone and car. MANCHESTER - Excellent value, six room tion play. Wanted to Rent Manchester and Hartford Manchester in before school. tion. Priced to sell, low $40s. room, immaculate Interior Hartford Area. Full tima 58 - Misc for Rent aluminum sided Cape, fireplaced living room, 3 In the only other game played area. Apply 61 Wllliard Street, DIRECTIONS: Route 44-A towards UConn, past In- Paul J. Correnti, Real Estate, from the basement up. House 44-hour week. Excellent AUTOMOTIVE Hartford, 522-5145. bedrooms, garage. $38,900. 643-5363. a pleasure to see. B/w Realty, Friday night, Cleveland upended St. Halp IVantad 13 61 - Autos lor Sale OPEN HOUSE tersection of North River Reed up hill on fringes. Fill out applica- 62 - Trucks lor Sale 64%1419. Louis 19-10. left. Watch lor signs. $48,900. MAJESTIC Views, tion at The 100% COMMISSION. We have 63 - Heavy Equipment lor Sale DRIVERS FOR School Buses COVENTRY - Seven room Raised Ranch on Brian Sipe s two touchdown passes 64 - Motorcycles-Bicycles SUNDAY 1 to 4 P.M. ^ ic and ^ a n four bedroom MANCHESTER - Seven room room for 2 or 3 Real Estate 65 - wanted. We will train you. acre plus, 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, 2 fireplaces, dou- led the Browns to their first pre- Campers-Traiiers-Mobile Part time. Housewives and Colonial. Formal dining, two Ranch. Large family room, Salespeople. License & Homes ble garage, mid $40's. car garage, great season victory at the expense of the experience helpful. Must be 66 - Automotive Service retirees preferred. two baths, garage. Immediate 67 - Autos for Rent-Lease neighborhood. Lessenger occupancy. Bowers School. Cardinals, who have yet to win a willing to work full time. Manchester area, 643-2373. ATLAS DIL - Older six room Colonial on Sells. 646-8713, 423-9291 Low $40's. Hayes Corporation, game. Sipe threw an 18-yard scoring We re offering to pay 100%) Vernon area, 872-2826. MANCHESTER COMPANY busline, 3 bedrooms, living room, kitchen, 2-car 646-0131. pass to Reggie Rucker late in the commissions or you may $29,900. MANCHESTER older 414 Tolland Street choose to work under the con- EXPERIENCED Layout garage. Just reduced! Halp Wanted 13 Colonial, Large yard, nice MANCHESTER - Priced to firs t half and a 6-yarder to rookie East Hartford ventional 50/50 split. For an Inspector - Must be familiar Charlie Nash four minutes into the with sheet metal parts and quiet location Lessenger Sells. sell. Four room Colonial, New appointment for an interview - Year round home on the lakefront, 648-8713, 423-9291. kitchen, living room, bath. fourth quarter. call Stillman Keith of Keith PWA specifications. Apply in COVENTRY m - LPITs person, H & B Tool & 3 bedrooms, large kitchen, all summer activities, Private lot. Many extras. Tonight, it is Chicago at Houston, Real EsUte at 649-1922.. COLONIAL - Only $39,900. Engineering, 168 Forest $34,500. Priced lo sell. $31,900. The Miami at Dallas, the New York NURSE AIDES Street, Manchester. Spacious seven rooms, four Hayes Corporation, 646-0131. Giants at San Diego, Buffalo at New bedrooms, quick occimancy. - Solid brick Cape on quiet | Private wooded lot. Owners Orleans, Pittsburgh at the New York COMPANIONS BABYSITTER and Maid for MANCHESTER MANCHESTER ■ For sale by National Weather Forecast Needed to provide nursing light housework wanted from street. Seven rooms, Vh baths, finished rec room, must sell. Lessenger Sells. owner. Five room Ranch, rec Jets, Denver at Atlanta and Green 646-8713, 423-9291. services in private homes 8:00 to 3:30 at my house star- inground pool. Call now! room, attached garage, all Bay at Tampa Bay. built-ins, wall to wall carpet, and medical facilities. ting in September. References Sunday, it w ill be Los Angeles at required. 646-4350. 16-F ESQUIRE DR. $23,900. F IV E Room fireplace, large wooded lot. Consideration given to - Large 6&6 Duplex in San Francisco and Cincinnati at NORTHFIELD GREEN — Immaculate 5 room MANCHESTER Aluminum sided Ranch. near Bowers ^hool. $48,900. preference of days and Three bedrooms, two car gar- Call 643-9343. Detroit. New England travels to RN's - Enjoy working with a Ranch-style Condo. Fully carpeted, 2 bedrooms, IV2 convenient location, 2 furnaces, 2-car garage, hours — 4 to 40 hours skilled ana dedicated staff, at excellent Income. Several other income properties age, W acre plus. Act quick. Philadelphia for Monday's lone available weekly. Live-irt baths, family room, kitchen with appliances, gar- Lessenger Sells. 646-8713, 423- BEGINNER S Bargain - For Manchester Manor Nursing available. RARE FIND IN MANCHESTER game. companions also needed. Home. PLease call Doris age, pool, tennis courts, and clubhouse for recrea- 9291. the young couple m o need a Malpractice coverage, Blain, RN Director of Nurses, tion. $34,900. mia —— Only $29,900. Five room older Colonial set back nice home but must watch bonding, and working- 6460129. nicely on large dot in quiet neighborhood. $35,900 LARGE Three their budget, we have a Directions: Northlleld Qreen rune between Scott Dr. ^ 29 Connecticut Rlvd., East Hartford bedroom Cape with Full Colonial with new bath, three men's compensation pro- • ••••• and Lydell St. from Eatl Center St. to Vernon St. to 289-4331 Dormer. Fireplac, I'/i baths, bedrooms, fenced in yard and Americans lose vided. Lydell St. 1tl right to Condo. formal dining, garage, quick 1-car garage that can be occupancy. Lessenger Sells HARTFORD I UPI) - The Polish AID & ASSISTANCE purchased lor $35,000. Call 646-8713, 423-9291. W-4040 for details. Ed Gor- national boxing team closed out its of Northaaatarn Help Wanted 13 Help Wanted 13 lOWilT IIM ntA T U tlS PUNT HELP man, Realtor. U.S. tour Friday night, defeating the Conntcllcut, Inc. Wa ara a Nationally MANCHESTER - Convenient CUSTODIAN - 2 to 10:30 p.m. SECRETARY for South Wind- American team, 7-3, and giving the 357 East Cantor St. known Truck Tiro Racap- MERRin AGENCY location. Three bedroom Manchatlar, Cl. Realtors 646-1190 Andover School, School Road, sor Law Firm. Must have Cape Beautiful knotty pine visitors a 2-1 victory margin. plng Company, and wa excellent typing skills, prior Mandw$ter *81,900 Viking Sammy White (85) pulls in a Fran Tarkenton pass 643-9515 122 Eatl Cantar St. Andover. Apply in person only kitchen. Your price $36,900. America won last Saturday in Las hava aavaral opaninga Tuesday August 23rd, 9 to 1. legal experience unnecessary, Lessenger Sells 646-8713. 423- Immaculate Colonial despite the efforts of Baltimore Colt Jackie Wallace in second wni train. Send replies lo P 0 Cape Eight rooms. 2-car Vegas, 6-5, but Poland defeated the (23* avallabla In our local, 9291. UaiWKATHCN SOTOCASI • Box 3203, Talcottville. garage, 3-zone heat. period play of exhibition tilt. (UPI photo) U.S., 5-4, in Detroit Tuesday. LPN, 11 to 7. Part or full time. modarn Branch Plant. Wa BOOKKEEPER Typist Laurel Manor, 91 Chestnut provida opportunity and 13 TWO AND Va Acres. Expan- private enclosed yard, new Halp Wantad 13 Halp Wantad needed for fast growing ENGINE LATH Operator - deck off walk-out tamllv Street. Manchester. Apply ataady amploymant to Manchester firm . Must be dable Cape. Charming setting For period ending 7 a m., Sunday, Aug. 21. Saturday night With experience Apply in per- room, new wall-to-wall Monday through Friday, 11 to ambitious and dapan experienced in all phases of Good shape. $36,900. will find thundershowers in the Great Lakes and in the BABYSITTER Wanted - For SHORT ORDER Cook and son, 145 Adams Street, Laco carpeting, many extras. PUBLIC 3. dabla paopla, who ara not two girls, school age, in office procedures Call 649- Lessenger Sells. 646-8713 , 423- southern Atlantic coastal area Elsewhere, cool weather will Waitresses needed. Apply to Machine Company. 9291 Quiet dead-end street. afraid ol hard work. Wa Congress Street area. Call 286 the Oakwood Restaurant, 346 8113 for appointment. NOTICE dominate most of the nation Minimum readings include: EXPERIENCED Bookkeeper By Owner Cell 84$-743$ Austin still on fire pay llboral wagaa. In ad- 9321, or 6461156, after 5 p.m. Main Street. RESPONSIBLE Babysitter (approximate maximum temperatures in parenthesis! - Part time for one girl office. needed for two preschoolers TWO BEDROOM CAPE on August 12, 1977 dition to many company PERSON TO Live in with Atlanta 62 (82), Boston 59 ( 73), Chicago60 ( 791, Cleveland 54 Apply England Hardware, MUNSONS CANDY Kitchen in my Bolton home September busline Attractive treed cor- APPLICATION FOR Bolton Notch. Monday banal! ta: elderly woman. Share ner lot, full basement, new WHEELING, W and the rest went when she when her scheduled (77). Dallas 74 (93), Denver 56 ( 83), Duluth 49 (65), Houston is now accepting applications through June Call 643-2924 MANCHESTER $30’s PERMIT- through Friday, 10 to 2. -C O M PAN Y PAN) HOS- time. Apply in person, Swiss expenses, run errands, roof, close to shimping and won two more to u r- 73 ( 901, Jacksonville 73 (88), Kansas City 63 ( 80), Little Rock for day, evening and weekend preferably non-smoker. Send Larger six room Cape. Formal dining, country Lota-Land lor Sala 24 Va. ( UPI ) - Early partner, Pat Bradley, ENCROACHMENT OF Cleaners, 521 East Middle schools. $31,900. By owowner 68 ( 87), Los Angeles 67 ( 79) Miami 77 (891, Minneapolis 55 P IT A U U T N N t MAJOR positions. Please call for ap- re p lie s to Box G, c/o BABYSITTER ■ Experienced kitchen, beautiful neighborhood, nice lot, this year Debbie naments, including the withdrew because of a REGULATED FLOODPLAIN REAL ESTATE Career. Earn 'Turnpike. for infant. Wantetl in my 646-8601. (71), New York 61 (76), Phoenix 84 (100), San Francisco 55 MEDICAL PROGRAM pointment, 649-4332. Manchester Herald. BUILDING LOT For Sale • Long Island Classic last bone growth on her left This office has under con- $15,000-1- annually. Must have home. Green Road, • ••••• Henry Street. Near schools Austin was so dejected (76), Seattle 58 ( 79), St. Louis 63 ( 85). Washington 64 (81), license or in process. Part MANCHESTER-Spacious 6-6 week. hand, Austin toured the sideration the application of FOR EMPLOYEES t Manchester January through No brokers Call 648-4528. by her lack of success timers considered. For a cqn- Homaa For Sala ■ 23 Homaa For Sala 23 Homaa For Sale 23 June. 7:30 to 4:30, Monday Duplex. Living room, dining Even playing alone, like 6,200-yard Speidel Course Town of Manchester, sub- DEPENDENTS fidential interview. Ralph through Friday $45 per week room, kitchen, three on the LPGA tour she an outcast, can't dampen mitted by Griswold & Fuss. -COMPANY PAD LIFE BE ADVENTUROUS Own in a 5-under-par 67 and took Pasek Realtors, 2867475. plus breakfast and lunch bedrooms, two car garage In c ., 210 M ain S t , land you ve always dreamed was ready to quit. her spirits. She found that a three-stroke lead into the INSURANCE iSuute 6. Anbouer, (Eonnrrticut Must provide own transpora- *23,900 COVENTRY Beautiful large lot. Call of, Manany selections, variable Manchester, CT, to place fill PRIOR SERVICEMEN - The BABYSITTER Needed for- Suzanne or Arthur Shorts, 646- That's all over now. out Friday in the first second round of the 54-hole Air Force recently announc^ -COMPANY PAB PEN- tion. References requested Year round three bedroom Ranch, Aluminum pricing Ideal campsites and rip-rap erosion protec- two school aged children of 646-8298 3233 J Watson Beach Co , Some of it vanished when round of the $50,000 tournament today. new openings for individuals SION PROGRAM siding, modern kitchen, bath, '/, acre plus. Owner NorthcasNortheast New York. Low, tion. rivcrward of establish- EXPERIENCED Nurse working (our evenings Manchester Office, 647-9139 low taxes No zoning Will she won the Birmingham Wheeling LPGA Classic. with prior military service. If RLI anxious. Joyce Kazmierski bir- ed stream channel en- weekly. (Every other -COMPANY PAD PART TIME Deli Help ■ 18 Equal Housing Opportunity finance 747-3127 nights, 673- you nave been out for less weekena) 1:30 p.m. until 1:00 IFtrcaibe Eealtg 3nc. Classic eight weeks ago. Forced to play alone died the last two holes to croachment lines (or the than 5 years and are looking JANITORIAL INFORMS years or older Apply in per- 5420 a m. Rachel Road area. 643- ROUTE e son, Frank s Supermarket, *35,900 COVENTRY move into second place at Hockanum River as part of a for "A Great Way of L ife ', -C OM PANY PAID HOLI- 647-9144 70. SUPERVISORS 9284 before 1 p.m. WILLIMANTIC Manchester Full dormered three bedroom Cape, 1'/, baths, sewer siphon project im - Contact the Air Force im- DAYS 742-9144 NEW Six others were mediately downstream from mediately. Call 646-7440. 486-1777 fireplace, garage, oak floors, quiet area. Quick Peal Batata Wanted 28 for mornings or evenings. DELIVERY MAN Wanted to -C OM PANY PAD VACA- DENTAL ASSISTANT - ( Sports briefs deadlocked at 71 — Laura New Slate Road in the Town deliver and install televisions 4 IflultiplE FCifiting l*»eniicEB to Btrue nou occupancy. STEADY WORK - Reliable, Must have car. Good pay TIONS better. Excellent training opportuni- LISTING ALL CASH For your prop Baugh, Bonnie Lauer, Pat of Manchester. and appliances. Apply In per- ty for industrious person in hard worker, who wants for the right person. Call II you want to grow with *36,900 NORTH COVENTRY within 24 hours. Avoid R ^ Meyers, Mary Horner, Plans are on file for public son T urn p ike TV and VERNON *37,500 busy Manchester dental prac- Four bedroom Ranch with Tape, Instant Service Hayes steady employment, good in- Alan Fairbanks 649-5334 (or Appliance. 273 West Middle ua, coma In lor an Inlar- TOLLAND *61,900 New listing. Privately lucked on 1’/, acres. Three Debbie M eisterlin and U.S. inspection at the Dept, of come. Call 528-6702 between 9- convenient appointment. tice. Varied duties with public 2 lull baths, family room, Corporation. 648-0131 Fastest time GranfeUl signs Turnpike, Manchester. vlaw on MONDAY, 10 contact involves chairside bedroom Ranch, wood stove, formal dining, Open champion H ollis Public Works, Town Hall, 2 only. garage, fireplaced living MISSION VIEJO, Calif. ' > ) * ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦, I A.M.,T0 3P.M. assistinj! and oral hygiene in- room plus wall-to-wall SELLING your house’’ Call us MILWAUKEE (UPI) - Stacy. Manchester, and in Rm. 215, struction. 4 day week (UPI) — Olympic cham- State Office Bldg.. Hartford. NOW accepting applications *48,900 NORTH COVENTRY carpel and other extras. first and we II make you a The Milwaukee Bucks Requirements — prior work cash offer T J Crockett. pion Jim Montgomery, 21, CT for full time employment. SUPER TIRE Majestically set overlooking valley. Spic N' Span Lovely treed lot adds to the Friday announced the experience, m aturity and Realtor. 643-1577 of the Cummins Engine Call 528-3869 between 9 and 2 THE DAY'S NOT too short to four bedroom Colonial. Great area, 2-car garage. value of this fine home signing of 6-6 Ernie The Department is required only. ENGINEERING CO. poise. Salary negotiable. Send Swim Club of Bloomington, to consider the proposed work work and be a good parent. CARRIERS 369 Prograss Driva resume lo P 0 Box 289, Priced at $43,900. Ask for IMMEDIATE Cash for your lirunfeld of Tennessee, one LEGAL Succeed at both as an Avon Jean Browne. 111., clocked the fastest in accordance with Section 25- WANTED; Dental chairside Manchaatar Manchester. *56,900 NORTH COVENTRY property Let us explain our of three first round choices Representative. Excellent Induatrlal Park 4a through g of the 1975 Revi- Assistant for children's prac- Splendid 8-room Garrison Colonial. Four fair proposal Call Mr time in the world this year the NBA club had in the NOTICE earnings. Call now; 523-9401. Unique Bridgewater Log Home. 20 x 24 IMMEDIATE JOB Openings - Notice is hereby given, by sion to the General Statutes. tice. Ftill time. Will train. NEEDED Immaculate and spacious Ranch In love- bedrooms, 2'/? baths, 2-car garage, large rooms. Beltlore, 647-1413 in the 200-meter freestyle spring draft fireplaced living room, formal dining $12,000 to $20,000 possible. We the Coniniission on Hospitals The Commissioner shall issue Desired qualifications, for ly neighborhood. Large living room, Owner transferred, Coventry Hills area. ZINSSER Friday in qualifying for the RECREATIONAL Depart- room, spacious kitchen. 3 bedrooms, need career minded people, flwallor 646-1511 MAY WE BUY your home'’ Grunfcld, who will be it Health Care, that public organized, assertive, able to dine-ln kitchen, 3 bedrooms, carpeting finals of the AAU Senior or deny a permit for es- ment Assistant Program Manchester and^ IMMEDIATE OPENING - laundry room, VA baths. Garage with who are willing to work hard Quick, lair, all cash and no used at both forward and hearings will be held at Room tablishing this encroachment Interact w ith people. Director. Full time, mature For a lab technician trainee over hardwood, paneling, lull basement, towards a rewarding future National Long Course Secretarial and bookkeeping East Hartford areas workshop and 'A bath. Expansion Your Home Is Alicays Welcomed problems Call Warren E guard, signed a m ultiyear 4'i, State Capitol. Hartford, based on his findings of the person. Must be High School Applicant must be a high paved drive. Private and landscaped lot. We want to talk to you skills, desire for personal possibilities over garage area for 2-3 Howland. Realtors. 643 1108 Swimming Championships. contract Terms were not f t on August 29, 1977 begin- effect of the encroachment on Graduate, and have own to dollvor Hm school graduate and have a privately. We have several BY OWNER. Principals only powtli. Send resume to P. 0. bedrooms. 3 acres with pond. Additional For Sale In Our Agency Six room immaculate Cape announced. ning at 2:00 p m to hear the flood-carrying and water transportation. Ability to Manchottor Evoning strong background in openings offering security, CHOOSING A REALTOR'’ Box 1 Glastonbury, Ct. 3 acres for $10,000. Close to school on quiet street testimony relative to the storage capacity of the work with elderly and con- HoraM chemistry and math. Apply at benefits, pension, and high Please call Odegard Really (irunfeld is a naturalized valescent patients. Apply in Multi-Circuits, Inc., 50 Call between 9 and 7. 649-0297 capital expense budget for the waterways and floodplains, Call earnings. Training starts im- We will advise you on Hie II S. citizen who was born person. East Hartfora Con- Harrison Street, Manchester. *32,900 mediafely. Apply at the Quali- proper marketing of your Fiancee dies fiscal year October 1. 1977 to flood height, hazards to life NURSES AIDES • 7 to 3, Full BOLTON MANCHESTER - Two family in Romania He starred at and part time. Apply in Per- valescent Home, 745 Main 647-9948 Affordable 6 room Ranch on nicely treed lot. Formal dining room. 3 bedrooms, new ty Inn, 51 Hartford Turnpike. home and frankly answer your NEW YORK (UPD September 30, 1978, per Sec- and property, and the protec- 5-5. First floor vacant, con- Tennessee for four years son, 9 a.m. to 2 p.m., Monday Street, East Hartford, Conn. IMMEDIATE OPENINGS - bath, hardwood floors. Newly redecorated Interior. Vernon, on Tuesday August questions. There is no cost or tion 19-730, Chapter 334a, tion and preservation of the LES fiEN G ER venient location. $39,900 Diane Ferguson, fiancee of and also played on the 1976 thru Friday. Elast Hartford On our 2nd and 3rd shifts (or a 23rd., at 10 a m. sharp, or 4 obligation • and our advice ti S . (or the following: natural resources and WRITERS - Writers agent printed circuit board, elec- MANCHESTER '39,900 p.m. sharp, or 7 p.m. sharp Owner 646-3541. New York Jets' safetvman United States gold medal Convalescent Home, 745 Main may be helpful, lour last six Manchester Memorial ecosystems of the state, in- needs short stories, artides, Glie Hcralb troplaters and inspMtors. Gracious Cape with private lot. Entry (oyer, formal dining room, newly remodeled No phone calls. A division of listings soil! within 25 days at Shafer Suggs, was kilied in Street, East Hartford, Conn. lE LLS MANCHESTER. Brand new 3 Olympic team Hospital novels. Reply to Box CC, c/o Apply at MulU-Clrcults, Inc., Consolidated Food. An Equal more than 98% of the adver- cluding but not limited to kitchen with lots ol cabinet apace, 3 bedrooms, V/i baths, enclosed front porch, large bedroom homes with 2 or 3 a motorcycle accident Manchester Herald for com- 56 H a rris o n Street, S Opportunity Employer. tised price I Call 643-4365. The hearings announced ground and surface wate^, NURSES AIDES - 3 to 11 p.m. rear porch. One-car detached garage with paved drive. Move-in condition. m baths, 2-car garage. City Thursday night in Itoval plete information. 90000000000000000004 Manchester. Since 1950 above are subject to change in animal, plant and aquatic life, Full time. Experienced only. water, city sewers. Ideal loca- Odegard Realty Center. Ind .(ppoint Samuel date, time, and place or to nutrient exchange and energy Good starting salary, liberal TOLLAND *42,900 TEACHERS - Substitutes OUR BAKERY Needs part ImniBCuisto snd wBlI-malntalnod Custom-Built Ranch. Sunkan firaplacad living room, needed, all subjects, all tion near 1-84. Priced right Suggs, who was to make cancallation without notifica- flow, with due consideration fringe benefits. Apply in per- ••••6**6«««*«66«******6666 NEW YORK lliP lI - time empio] on a short formal dining room, beautiful kitchen with abundance of cabinets and breakfast center. levels. Apply in person. East from $58,990. For total infor- his first 1977 appearance tion Please call the Commis- given to the results of similar son, East Hartford^ (^nvales- mation call Builder: 643-9797 Houaahold Goods 40 The New York Yankees cent Home, 745 Main Street, notice basis. Applicants 3 bedrooms, rec with fireplace and kitchen, 1’A baths, 2-car garage. Tastefully Hartford Public Schools, Per- against the Pittsburgh sion in Hartford at 566-3880 to encroachments constructed 646-8713 or 648-6555; Eves 643-1357 or Friday appointed Marsh Elast Hartford. should be available to work landscaped lot. Owner's anxiousi sonnel Office, 110 Long Hill REFRIGERATORS confirm the date, lime and any hours during the day or IN'S - LPN's Drive, East Hartford. Conn. 649-3731. Steclers in an exhibition along the reach of waterway. S p.m. to 11 p.m. Shift'' 24 Hours A Day Washers, ranges, used, Samuel to a vice presiden- place of the hearings The night. Approximately 1 or 2 TOLLAND *94,000 game Saturday night, was We would appreciate your MANCHESTER, Executive guaranteed and clean. New cy in charge of marketing SECRETARY - Manchester days a week. Good hourly 11 p.m. to 7 a.m. Shift Spectacularly unusual Contemporary Hexagon. 22 x 49 living room/dining room, CASHIERS WANTED - Apply granted leave to attend the Commission strongly urges in- views concerning the Full Time Stall To Serve You Condominiums ... deep in the shipment damaged. GE and and public relations. terested members of the agency seeking fu ll time rate. For ^pointment, call Part time or full time. fireplaced conversation pit, enormous kitchen with easy-care cabinets. 3 bedrooms. 2 in person. Manchester Twin funeral of Miss Ferguson proposed work, which should secretary for auto Insurance Ron Miller Bolton 646-S713 woods of Manchester. Priced Frigidaire Low prices. B. D. Samuel, a veteran public public to attend and take an 269-1571, Extension 227, Pleasant working conditions dressing rooms. 2 baths, luxurious carpeting, lull basement, central vac, 2-car garage. Cinema, Burr Comers Shop- Pearl and Son. 649 Main The former Ball Stale be received by this office on department. Duties Include: between 8:30 and 11 a.m. or 1 ping Plaza, Manchester. Kurt Lettenger Columbia 646-8713 at just $42,900 which includes relations counsel, active part in this hearing Redwood construction—completely maintenance free. Secluded on 4'/4 wooded acres. private swimming pool, ten- Street, 643-2171. Main Street. star, a native of Elkhart, or before September 19, 1977 processing, typing and to 3:30 p.m. An Elqual Oppor- Gerry Wlleon Bolton 649-5900 previously worked with the Darius J Spain in order that they may be telephone contact. Bennning nis, carpeting and individual 643-2171. Ind., suffered a shoulder tunity Elmployer. SHORT ORDER Cook Wanted Mary Gabbey Manchaatar 649-9459 Chicago White Sox, Chairman given due consideration in after September I5th. Mlary IM i HOAdBS - Friday and Saturday controlled heating and air con- separation on July 12 when VERNONMANOR 9‘om UVtMO ditioning Just a few remain USED TAPPAN GAS Range. t'leveland Indians and Commission on processing the application. commensurate with HAIRDRESSER Wanted - i5o America's No. jL Real Estate evenings. 9 p.m. to 5 a m Tarry Holland Columbia 228-9757 he was involved in an experience. Send resume to at this Tow price. Call today. $35. Used electric water ( leveland Browns in Hospitals St Health Stanley J. Pac Experienced only. Lu Jon 871-0385 ofveu Experienced only. Apply Sal's June Wright Bolton 649-7906 Box DO c/o Manchester P Marketing Network Builder 646-8727. 646-6555. heater. 30 gallon tank. $35. automobile accident. sports Care Salon of Beauty, 61 East Restaurant, Vernon Circle, Commissioner Herald. Evenings 649-1294. Call 649-9404 . 644-6659. 032-8 033-8 Center Street, 648-1939. Vernon. PAGE TWELVE - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Sat., Aug. 20, 1977

ACROSS ' 2 Vessel's bow Answer to Previous Puzzle ArtIciM tor Sal* 41 Otncaa-Storaa for Rant 55 Ottleaa-Stor** for Rant SB Truck* tor Sal* 62 3 Nevada city MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Sat., Aug, 20. 1977 - PAGE THIRTEEN , I Active 4 Positive words K P • S T |c r 8 0 M ME n J H 0 SCREENED LOAM - Gravel, 1974 DODGE Maxlvan. B-200. 5 College I 5 Fruit (pi.) Charles M. Schultz degrSe (abbr.) 6 Antipathy EL 0 P E 8 processed gravel, stone, sand Interior finished with sunroof, ? power steering and automatic 6 Animat 7 Aniline P U T WHeN Z StB ALU and fill. For delivery call t I H E P OFFICE SPACE FOR RENT transmission. 49,000 miles. Dear Abby society (abbr.) product George H. Griffing, Andover, 12 Source of 1 | 0 E D Excellent condition. Must 8 English ' n e D that vMsr, MAut^ric TO-im. wood Conn. D.O.T. has modern, air conditioned building, sell. Asking $3800. 871-1347. dynasty ^ AQ 13 Medieval v IT partitioned into 17 offices plus front reception area. By Abigail Van Buren 9 Florida county n E CRANDB R, SRNit, TWO 300 AMP Rectifiers - poem 10 Tapering solid WHERE' S i HE'S OFF WITH Hl5 I HOPE W don't EVER 'ME,TOO...THE5e' Good condition. Good for Wall-to-wall carpeting, paneled walls, 800 square FORD 1973 ElOO Super Van. 8 1 P 14 Appliance I I Word of cl n A P , N PV?; 6IRL FRIENC>...THE‘("R£ HAVE IN-LAU) PROBLEMS, MAKE5 ME REALlTE plating, or welding. Call 649- Economical 6-cylinder, stan- 15 Ages 5 00 V^N-LAW5 5lTE.'^ feet of storage space, parking for 25 cars. Terms dard shift, mags, roof rack, regret A[L P 1 N E HAVIN6 LUNCH WITH CHARLIE BROWN... 3439 from noon til 6:00 p.m. negotiable. Call 566-5550, ask for Mr. Drury or Mr. 16 Indian 19 CIA A 8 E N T CD HOW SMALL AND scoop, low mileage, full shag DEAR ABBY: My boyfriend's parents are celebrating 17 Arm bone |s 1 n E 8 HER PARENTS... r Grillo, or write to: Mr. G. Croog, Property Manage- carpet. Bucket seats, CB., forerunner IT dark loam - 6 yards, 132.00 their golden wedding anniversary this month, and have 18 Brace 20 Clever 31 HI INXKSNlFlCANT ment, Conn. D.O.T., 24 Wolcott Hill Road, stereo, beautiful. ^,950. 522- planned a big bash at a very fancy country club. I coniaintr plus tax. Gravel, fill, washed 20 Petits fours 22 Bona____ 34 Baseballer 43 Zooms sand and stone. 6 4 ^9^. Wethersfield, 06109. 3082. They say it’s only family and close friends, and you 21 Curvy letter YOU A R E. 23 Quote as an Slaughter 44 Cooling drinks guessed it—I'm not invited! I have lived with their son for 22 Pelige authority 37 Scratch 45 Beshive Stst« 1977 DODGE Sweptline 23 Rood 24 Multicolored Th ^A * SWMMINQ POOLS three years, and if that doesn't make me "family," I don’t 36 Thus (Lat) 46 Ancient Pickup - $4495. 8 foot body, know what does. 26 Taking seat 25 Cry of pain CUMHWT ON U l POOU TO power steering, automatic, 39 Gaseous Peruvian MAU KOM RM om 1070 POOU I could marry him if I wanted to, but if I did I would lose 30 Debtor's note 26 Male parent PROFESSIONAL Office - All radio. 318 V-8. Rear step 31 Flank hydrocarbon 47 Gam on WMhrop Large Pool Distributor has new Apartment* For Rent 53 the alimony I'm getting from my last husband, and also the 27 Wild goat facilities. Excellent location. bumper. 647-9347. _ _ 32 Exclude 41 Prattle 46 Bird Above Ground Pools for only child support from my kids' father. (My second husband.) I 28 Identify 1577.00 Completely Erected. Good projection. Reasonable 33 Tic-____ 29 Constellation 42 Wooden 50 Olla Mickey Finn — Morris Weias Sl’ilS ’ overall dimension, 15’k24‘ CENTRALLY LOCATED - rent. 351 Center Street. 649- also think marriage is very old-fashioned today. toe swim area, complete with heavy Three room heated apart- 1680, 649-3549. Everybody in town, including my boyfriend's parents, 34 Emerald Isle I 2 3 4 5 6 7 6 9 10 11 gauge solid vinyl liner, heavy ment. Second floor. Security. Motorcyclea-BIcycle* 64 knows that we have been living together, so why shouldn’t 35 Cassowary 12 gauge sidewall, eiclusive lock Call 646-2426, 9 to 5. my kids and I be invited. 36 Intensify 13 u' frame construction, aluminum YOU'RE DOING Y I KNOW—AND TIME WILL TELL— BUT IF I'M WRONG 38 Mete end WHAT YOU } HALLIGAN IS swing-up ladder; also inside I hear that my boyfriend’s ex-wife and her kids will be IS 16 • 17 ABOUT THAT HERNANDEZ K IP — IF TRIUMPH 1976 Bonneville female BELIEVE IS i DOING WHAT HE ladder, advanced type skimmer, MANCHESTER - Main there. I ask you, is that fair? I think it’s rotten for his folks IT TURNS OUT THAT HE DID KILL OFFICE SPACE 750, 8000 miles, oil cooler and IS 19 RIGHT, PHIL. 1 thinks IS RIGHT/i THE NIGHT WATCHMAN — I'M excellent filtration system unit, Street. 2/3 room Apartments, to treat me this way. Am I wrong? 40 Florida tower ^ 20 Heated, hot water, rack. $1,750. 2864042. 41 Put in ->-V GOING TO RESIGN AS fencing. Huge 4’xl4‘ sundeck. FOR RENT 21 SHERIFF/ LEFT OUT opposition Financing arranged-absolutety no appliances, parking, no pets. 250 square feet, center of obligation. Security. 523-7047. 42 Russian kings ■ Manchester, air conditioning and DEAR LEFT: Yes. On two counts: (1) Marriage is NOT 23 24 25 27 28 29 CAU TOLL HUE: 1-SOO-382-4S20 parking Call 643-9551. 45 Imps “old-fashioned"—it’s as popular today as it ever was. (2) 30 ■ A tk for Frtnk THREE ROOMS, heat, HARLEY DAVIDSON, 1973 49 Verdt opera Your boyfriend’s parents are free to invite (and exclude) 50 School organi 1 1 utilities, appliances included. FX-1200 - Built by factory 33 34 Security deposit and whomever they wish. It’s their party. zation (abbr.) S30 engineer. Brancn heads, 51 Over again 1 J 1 PKJi Building Suppilea 42 references required. No pets, Barnett clutch, aluminum 36 37 39 $250 monthly. Call 6466958 DEAR ABBY: I witnessed an incident at the beach last 52 Went quickly rocker rollers, Mikuni car- 53 Cereal grass 40 41 NATURAL STONE for after 5 p.m. □ AUTOMOTIVE buretor, balanced blueprinted Sunday that ruined my day. A young mother was trying to retaining walls, veneers, teach her daughter, who appeared to be about three, to 54 College 42 43 44 ■ Houaahold Qood* motor and transmission. 6 ^ athletic group 46 47 46 40 HouBohold Qood* 40 patios, etc. Pick up by the BEAT THE COMMUTE! 7732. swim. She held the child's head under the water and TAG SALES pound or delivery by the ton. Cromwell area s most Auto* For Sale 61 yelled, "If you don't learn to enjoy the water, youll never 55 To be (Let.) 49 50 51 FOR SALE - 30 GE Range. CHAIR CANE Sides 145. New Bolton Notch Stone Quarry. prestigious and luxurious 56 Definite learn to swim!" article S2 53 Also red maple chest of folding bed 145. Coffee table 649-3163. studios. One, two and three 1965 RAMBLER Station 54 Priscilla’a Pop — Al Vermeer drawers and bureau. Call 643- |25. Two drum tables, 140 pr. Meanwhile the poor child was hysterical as she clung to 57 Merit TAG SALE - Gas stove and TAG SALE - Friday through bedroom apartments from Wagon - Running condition. her mother for dear life, crying and begging her to stop. SS 56 57 6306. 145. PUMP JACKS - Wanted to $160 to $289 per month. Call $150 or best offer. Call after 6, HONDA - CB 200T - 1975, DOWN V Call 646-731 hood, console radio, tables, Sunday. 10 to 6 p.m. 40 years The mother tore the child's little hands loose, and pushed JIS HEY/ IVE BEEN ^ YOU DON'T HAZEL^.' chairs, miscellaneous items. rent, or will buy. Call 649-7727. today, 632-1300. Only 15 643-6536. excellent condition, many 1 Printer's iNIWSRAffR IHTfARRiSf A$tNl ASLEEP.' I FEEL KNOW WHAT IT'S accumulation. Rain or ^ine. her head under the water time and time again, insisting direction HAZEL?.' THREE PIECE Sectional Saturd^ St Sunday, 9 to 8 Patrick Tree Farm, West minutes to downtown Hart- extras. Exceptionally good she had to learn to "like" the water. The child came up REFRESHED.' MY Dogi-BIrda-Pelt 43 ford. 1966 FORD Mustang Converti- performance since purchased BEEN LIKE ALL I.8M.362, &fa - Excellent, gold, |250. □ MISC. FOR SALE p.m. 73 Redwood Road, Street, Columbia. repeatedly, gasping, choking and pleading, but the mother INSOMNIA IS THESE NIGHTS' l,034|, 363> Twin bed, hardly used, rubber Manchester. ble - Needs tune up. $550. Call new. $500. Call 6465840 after DOG-CAT BOARDING 118 MAIN STREET - Three 643-4026, after 5:00 p.m. 4:30 p.m. showed her no mercy. OVER, HAZEL.' and frame, |75. 643-6690. I wanted to say something to the mother, but I was nnir^ Artlcla* for Sal* 41 TWO FAMILY Tag Sale - 8 TAG SALE - Moving - 89 bathing/grooming. Obedience room heated apartment, fur- MMMp H protection classes. Complete nish own appliances, parklike NEED CAR? Credit bad? 1974 YAMAHA 125 - Excellent afraid she'd tell me to mind my own business. Later I Gray Road, South Windsor Weaver Road, Manchester, 9 heard her tell her friend that a swimming teacher had told ALUMINUM sheets used as Saturday St Sunday, 10 to 5. to 4, Saturday & Sunday. Baby modern facilities. Canine yard, security. $220. Available Bankrupt? Repossessed? condition. $350 firm. 649-0428. Win at Bridge printing plates, .007 thick, Much miscellaneous! items bureaus, couch, much Holiday Inne, 200 Sheldon August 1st. 646-2426, 9-5. Honest Douglas accepts her that this was the only way to teach a child how to 23x32", 25 cents each or 5 for miscellaneous. Road, Manchester. For reser- lowest down, smallest 1975 HONDA CB 125 S. Brand swim. $1. Phone 643-2711. TAG SALE - Saturday and vations please call 646-5971. payments. Douglas Motors, new. Seldom used. Only 20 I had a similar experience when I was young. I'm now 32, Sunday August 20th ana 21st. 345 Main. miles. Bought new in March I never learned to swim, and I'm still afraid of water. Play trump till it hurts Di s cof l t i f f l i ed UNIFORMS WANTED - Cub TAG SALE - Old Bottles, jars, ENGLISH SPRINGER Pup- 1977. Call 8767164. Avon bottles, etc. 83 Thomp- CONCERNED IN GA. play was easy. He ruffed his Di s pl a y Scouts, Boy and Girl Scouts, son Road, Manchester. welding cord, light fixtures, py, AKC registered, female, WE PAY $15 for complete 20 Brownies, nurses. East miscellaneous household 12 weeks, shots. Very friend- junk cars. Call Joey, Tolland 1OT4 TS 250 SUZUKI - " D i r t NORTH seven of diamonds with dum- Me r c ha ndi s e DEAR CONCERNED: Whether or not the mother knew A65 my's last trump, returned to Catholic School. 649-1225. LARGE TAG SALE - Friday, items, 340 Lydall Street. ly. To a good home only. 647- Auto Body, 528-1990. bike. " New Bassoni pipe and it, she was abusing that child, and child abuse is Ig nil him l» M. usfii o» 9612 evenings, 647-1439 days. 4FJ9S432 his hand with the ace of Raduced Ipr ClNaranc* Saturday and Sunday, 19tn, A u^st 20th and 21st. Saturday sprocket. Best offer. Call everybody’s business. You should have told that mother and Sunday. I l ooking! 1964 STUDEBAKER Cruiser - alter 5:30, ask for Don, 646 0 A 8 hearts, eventually lost one Captain Easy — Crooks and Lawrence One each • Chronical 20th, 21st. Rain or shine. 270 ^ We offer the largest variety o f 0 what you told me. *10 7 3 Lake Road, Andover Lake. HANDLING CLASSES - attractive apartments a n d ^ 4 door sedan. V-8 engine, 6 4984. trump and one heart, but had fireplace. Breed and obedience. South ^ townhouses in M anchester.^ his contract safely in hand. new tires including snows. WLADEK'5 FIANCEE V WHAT'6 WORE NATURALLY YOU'D BLAME IN FACT- COME RISHT DOWN TO Regular $219.99 MUST SELL — Modern couch Windsor K.C. September 7th. Mi Rental office open daily 9 -5 .^ One family owner - good con- DEAR ABBY: Are there any foods or beverages which WEST EAST The game was duplicate and 16 ATU ANP MOVIE INTERESTINS TAG SALE - Rain or shine. lifj? weekends. 11*3. will help a person sexually? I have heard there are several. *10 *J932 HER! BUT IF YOU'RE RI6HT, IT-ANY WOMAN COULD NAME Clearance $148 $275, matching love seat $200, August 19 through 27, 9 to 4. KMOITSOrCOUMMIS 6 weeks. Tolland Agriculture dition. Call 1-974-1349. South was surprised to find AcrRE6ST.,.SEE,HOW / 15-WHICH ONE'S THE REASON'S OBVIOUS; YOU TVfO eoOD REASONS! sleeper sofa $200, recliner Center, Vernon. Call 561-0641, Campera-Treller* WANTS TO KNOW V Q 10 7 5 V K that he had almost scored a INTERESTIN6 1 y MANSLINe THE TRUTHT One each - Coppertone built- Toys, furniture, poker table, DAMATO I * J 10 9 8 4 chair $75. queen size box 528-3395, 289-5351. I PARTS Department now open Mobile Home* 65 ♦ 52 top. It seems that most IF IT'S TISH-WHY WOULP in electric oven. refrigerator, clothing, AQJ8S42 *A K 9 SHE LIE ABOUT HER Regular $229.95 spring mattress and frame household items. Everything TAG i ENTERPRISES | Saturdays. Complete line of DEAR WANTS: I know of none. But if you believe that declarers had forgotten to Livestock 44 Chrysler parts. Chorches 18' CAMPER trailer - single a certain food or drink will "help you" sexually, by all SOUTH (D) FIANCEE'S in v en t ion ? Cleuranre $ 148. $200. crib $35. chairs $10. 94 must go. 160 Henry Street, AAKQB74 play one round of trumps. This M 646-1021 M Motors. 649-3646. axle, excellent condition. means try it. It probably will. Henry St . Manchester, Manchester. SALE WAS gave West a chance to ruff the One each - Avocado electric PONY CART - Bright red with Eleven years old. $1,500. Call seven of diamonds with his built-in range. Sunday, August 21, rubber tires, bench seat. 1970 MERCURY Cougar XR-7 742-8930. «KQ73 TAG SALE - Antiques, *6 singleton 10 of trumps. Regular $239.95 household items, tools, etc. 1977 Excellent condition. $70. Will - 54,000 miles, 351 (Jleveland deliver. Call collect 1-455-9373 SEVEN ROOM Apartment - Neither vulnerable This fairly simple hand t^learanee $ 1.'18. Saturday and Sunday, 519 138 Main Street engine. Excellent running ARE YOU Selling your mobile Astro-graph shows the rule for trump play evenings. 24 Locust Street. $300. Securi- condition. New shocks and home? Buyers waiting. Please One each - lighted medicine Center Street. 10 a.m. Manchester ty. Available September 1st. Weil North East South Declarer should play as many This Is a good time ol 10:30 a.m.-S:00 p.m. brakes. Asking $1950. Call 643- call Plaza Homes, Broker. 1- By BERNICE BEDE OSOL cabinet Boat*-Accet*orle* 45 (Jail 646-2426, 9 to 5. 4484. 828-0369. 1* rounds of trumps as he can af- Regular $89.99 the year to make some TAG SALE - Miscellaneous Rain or Shin* Pass IN T Pass 3» ford. In this case he could af- changes around your items, and some furniture. Clearance $38.00 Relreahment* SEARAY - 1975 20 foot MANCHESTER - Beautiful TRIUMPH Spitfire, 1974 . 29,- SUMMER CELEBRATION. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Doc. Pass 3V Pass 4* ford to play that one impor- home. Sell those extra 9:30 to 4. 55 Overland Street. Available first floor apartment. Two 21) Stay away from companlona Pass Pass Pass tant round Assorted Base and wall 'Manchester. Saturday & Sun- inboard-outboard. 188 Merc 000 miles, am/fm radio. Sharp Clearance sale on all new 14 Items with a Classified Cruiser. Low hours. Fully bedrooms, formal dining with domineering peraonalitiea Opening lead — cabinets. day. car. Asking $2550 . 646-4938. foot wide and used trades. today. They may back you Into a Alley Oop — Dave Graue ad. equipped plus CB radio. $6,- room, all appliances, living Save like never before. Used Regular $37.50 000. (Jffers welcome. 644-8290. room with fireplace, wall-to- IMI)(!l0j7 corner. You're in no mood to TAG SALE - By appointment ugus 1976 HORNET - 4 door. three bedroom, excellent con- tolerate that. By Oswald & James Jacoby A (dearanee $ 19.88 each AGWAY RIDING Mower. wall carpeting, covered patio, only. Household items. Furniture, collectables,,olle Automatic, power steering, dition $5,995. New 14 foot wide We keep getting questions HOLD IT RI6HT I'M ALLEY OOP, AND I'VC fflOT TON- WELL I'LL One each 24,000 B.T.U.s Two years old. Excellent con- clothes, much more! West garage. $285. unheated. air, 2 new snows. $3600 or best choice of one, two and three CAPRICORN (Doc. 22-Jan. 19) South's three-diamond bid is about whether or not we open THERE, MISTER.' CESS BAHLINKAWITH ME, so PUT BE DINkS- dition. 8 horsepower motor. Glassware, oriental rugs, Blanchard & Rossetto, Inc., If you try to inject a serious note WHO ARB YOU? Central air conditioner con- some antiques. Call 649-5767. Street, Hebron (near Garden Product* 47 offer. 289-7035. bedrooms, $9,995. Over 50 worthy of note. Even though fourH;ard major suits DOWN YtOUR WEAPONS.' DON$ED.' denser. Call after 5, 649-6473. 646-2482. Aug. 21, 1977 into a light gathering today, you'll North had responded one IT 18 T H ', Blackledge Golf). Rain homes to choose form Keep your eyes open this com- The answer is that we do, Regular $399.95 shine. 10 to 4. PINTO 1973 Wagon. Green, thoughout the state. Adults meet with dire results. Your notrump there might well be a but only when all other pr inc emI TAG SALE - August 21st., 10 APPLES, peaches, and pears. THREE ROOM Apartment. ing year for ways you can companions won't tolerate it. tJearanee $ 199.00 135 GALLON Fish Tank - to 5. Two 1930 radios, antique Botti's Fruit Farm. 260 Bush four speed. Nice. $1795 Subur- and family parks avaiable for beautify or change your place of diamond slam if North held openings are really un- Stove, refrigerator. Security ban Motors, 649-2078. immediate parking. Excellent AQUARIUS (Jon. 20-Fob. 19) Complete with everything! school desk, antique marble Hill Road. Manchester. deposit required. 289-1241. residence. It can be done in a reasonably good diamonds. As satisfactory. Thus, no one SEARS ROEBUCK & CO. Can be set up for either salt or sink, mens clothing, much 4 FAMILY TAG Sale - Two finanacing. Parts, supplies way that wiii cost you no more Try not to let indecisive com- it was, South arrived at the could get us to open anything more. 29 Birch Mountain motorcycles, car, and much PICK YOUR Own Tomatoes - 1971 PLYMOUTH FURY III. and accessories. Full time than you're presently spending. panions throw a monkey wrench very normal spade game. but one spade with: Manches t er fresh water. Must be seen to BOLTON - Manchester town into your plans today. Proceed be appreciated. $450. Call 528- Road, Bolton. Rain date. more! 79 Walnut Street, By the basket, bring own con- With air conditioning, new service department. Plaza He ruffed the second club, AAKQJ V H 3 2 *K 6 4 *8 4 Saturday & Sunday, 10 to 6. line. Large three room apart- tuneup and brakes, asking Home, 1348 Wilbur Cross on your own if they can't give you H 2491. August 27th. tainer. 188 Hillstown Road, led a diamond to dummy's ace ment. Heat, hot water, stove, $1000. Call after 5 . 643-6624. Highway, Berlin Turnpike, a quick "Yes " or “No.’* (For a copy ol JACOBY Manchester. refrigerator. Quiet and a diamond back to his Berlin, Conn. 828-0369. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Avoid PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) MODERN, sand SI lo: "Win *l neighborhood. References appiying pressure in order to br- king. Then he played his ace of Bridge," d o this newspaper, CHRYSANTHEMUMS - Many 1964 MERCURY COMET- Normally you're the first to trumps! new varieties to choose from, required. No pets. $230 Automatic, runs good, body 1971 TRAVELMATE - Sleeps ing others to terms today. Rather praise those undertaking a dif- P.O Box 480, Radio City Station, monthly. 643-5983. than speeding up things, you’ll After that the rest of the New York, N Y 10019) BUSINESS & SERVICE $1.50. 29 Mountain Road, good. Call 649-6472 after 5:30 8. Excellent condition. $101)0. ficult task. Today, what you have O wnOfWX w r u ta, u s .11 0. 0 - ao Glastonbury, near p.m. Call 6467796. only cause greater delay. Find to say may be in a discouraging FIVE LARGE Rooms - Cen- out more about yourself by sen- Minneachaug (5olf Course. vein. trally located. Newly CADILLAC 1966 Convertible ding for your copy of Astro- Berry’s W orld, — Hanna-Barbera Productions redecorated. Appliances. Graph Letter. Mail 50 cents for ARIES (March 21-Aprll 19) To- SWEET CORN. Pick your Coupe DeVille. Black leather Aulomotiv* Service 66 day you'd be unwise to gamble, Carpets. Adults only. Parking interior. $450. 646-6622. each and a long, self-addressed, own. 50 cents a dozen. Other stamped envelope to Astro- even on yourself. It would be G for one car. No pets. Security. sheer folly to stake anything of vegetables. Natsisky Farm, 649-5718 a fte r 5. ELM MOTORS - Toyota, Dat- Graph. P 0 Box 469. Radio City that &OOKLET ...YOU'D IT S A Y S , \ 6446304. Vernon-^uth Wind- sun specialists, factory Station. N Y. 10019 Be sure to importance on the performance WMAT'RE VOL) OF RULES THE BETTER HERE-'/OU'RE A sor line, off Dart Hill Road. trained, one day service. 111 specify your birth sign. of anyone else. REAPING- RANGER GAVE US K N O C K IT , FIVE ROOMS for Rent. Two Mor SUPPOSED I DIRECTORY East Main Street, Rockville. TAURUS (AprU 20-May 20) In POPS ?.... WHEN WE ENTEREPy OFF, FRED.' ■TO FEED THE | baths, lights, heat, gas in- 1970 OLDS CUTLASS - Two VIRGO (Aug. 23-8ept 22) You THE pa r k / Antique* 48 871-1617. your dealings today, make sure ANI/vIA LS/ Sarvicat Offered cluded. $250 monthly. 378 door, 350, V-8, automatic, have a tendency today not to 31 Service* Ottered 31 Painting-Peppering 32 Buf/d/ng-ConiraVung ** *33 Hartford Road, Manchester. power steering, radio, vinyl, trust your instincts, but to do you accurately define the word WANTED Antique furniture, things to please others. This will "concession." To gain CiM TREE Service - Free es- Phone 649-1946.______roof, air conditioning, $1300. LAWN MOWER REPAIR, PROFESSIONAL Painting; LEON CIESZYNSKI Builder - glass, pewter, oil paintings, or Call 643-9262 after 5 p.m. only serve to inhibit your own something of value, you should timates, discount senior small engine repair, chain other antique items. R. Daisy Linens natural abilities. give up something comparable. citizens. Company Interior & Exterior, Commer- New homes custom built, NEW TWO Bedroom Duplex - saws sharpened. 18 years Harrrison, 6436709. GEMINI (May 21-Juna 20) You'll Manchester owned and cial & Residential. Free es- remodeled, additions, rec 1 1/2 baths, cellar, yard. $260 LIBRA (Sepl. 23-Oct. 23) Lend experience. Free pickup and timates. Fully insured. 646- rooms, garages, kitchens month. East Hartford. 528- probably be further ahead today operated. Call 646-1327. WANTED - Furniture, old nothing to one who already delivery. 643-9294. 4879. remodeled, bath tile, cement 5352 after 5, and weekends. borrowed things you prize and by buying the finished product toys. Bisque dolls, steins, CUSTOM STEEL Mag rather than attempt to do It CHAIRS REGLUED, Fur- work. Steps, dormers. failed to return them. You’ll only TREE REMOVAL, B i M - Residential or commercial. clocks, swords, guns. Outright FOUR ROOM House - wheels. Set of four 14 add to this person's bulging in- yourself. The "simple" directions niture repaired, refinishing, J.P. LEWIS & SON-Interior purchase, or consignments. diameter. Cost $240, will sell often aren't. Trimming, topping, land and exterior painting, Call 649-4291. Appliances, air conijitioner, ventory touch-up work. House calls Call 644-8962. for $150. Includes chrome lug -a clearing and cabling. Also, paperhanging, and garage. $215. References and SCORPIO (Oct. 24-NOV.22) CANCER (June 21-Juty 22) This j? and service calls, pick up and diagnosis and treatment for nuts and adaptor plates to fit delivery 569-2867 days or remodeling. Fully insured. deposit required. Call 649- Don't let vanity or pride is a day when you'll realize the injured and diseased trees. 7231. any car. Call 289-5898 after 6 greatest pleasure from the most after 5. 649-9658. Roollng-Sldlng-Chlmney 34 p.m. overshadow your nobler Born Loser — Art Sansom Free estimates. Fully in- qualities today. There's no inexpensive diversions. High- sured. "My prices can't be priced pastimes just aren't for UWNS MOWED, Trucking. G.L. McHUGH PAINTING- BIDWELL Home Improve- □ RENTALS BOLTON - Studio Apartment. shame in second place If you beat. Call anytime, 569-0917. Interior exterior painting and Ideal for student or single. 1970 RAMBLER Rebel - Low really have done your best. you Irimminng and tree work. etc. ment Co. Expert installation mileage. Snow tires, radio, 646-8864 or 647-1240 wallpapering. Quality- of aluminum siding, gutters Parking. $160. Call 649-2871. ■ NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN 1 WHAT A LO O ^V TiM P COMPLETE LAWN Rooms lor Rent 52 excellent condition. $1000 professional work at and trims. Roofing installa- Call 6461359. Maintenance. Lawns, $5 and reasonable prices. Fully in- SIX ROOM Duplex - South Buga Bunny — Helmdahl and Stoffal ti 19)7byNEA.uic OFLIFP T0 6eTO P P $, CLUTTERED ATTICS & up. Hedges $10 and up. Edging tion and repairs. 649-6495, 875- Cellars? Will haul unwanted sured. 643-9321. 9109. THOMPSON HOUSE - Fur- End. Large basement and at- and fertilizing. 647-9260. nished rooms. Kitchen tic, references, security. PINTO FORD 1971 - Red, 4 LIKE THAT. items for you reasonably. Call speed, black interior. New zoo SOUNDS LIKE. Furlhermorp, I tind your policy ol man- 649-1616, or 568-0322, tor free INTERIOR PAINTING done privileges, centrally located, Available October 1st. Send HOURS- datory reliremenl discriminatory INSULATION - Save 30% to HORACE Tetrault - Siding, tires. Excellent condition. S(>v4ETHlN' estimates. evenings and weekends only. roofing, storm windows, aw- parking, men only Deposit. replies to Box F, c/o 9 - 5- 50% on fuel bills. Free es- Call 649-2358. Manchester Herald. $800, must sell. Call Ron, 643- eOlN' ON OVER, Reasonable. Call after 5:30, nings. (Quality workmanship, 6066, 647-1089, between 8 and timates Absolutely no obliga- ask for Don, 649-4984. at th' gor illa Our Boarding House — Carrol & McCormick free estimates. Fully insured. 3. BRICK, BLOCK, Stone tion $200 rebate. Call 666-4691 BIRCH HOUSE-Furnished ATTRACTIVELY Paneled 2 872-9187, 649-3417. collect lor a free estimate. room. Kitchen privileges. three room apartment. Stove, Fireplaces, concrete. 1963 CADILLAC - P a rk Chimney repairs. No job too Centrally located. Parking. refrigerator, neat, electricity, WHAT THIS Time it was a pr oducer for the SPECIALIZING cleaning and Avenue. Classic. Excellent HAPPENED ? net wor ks/ he saw MRS. HOOPLE small. Save. Call 644-8356 for repairing chimneys, roofs, Women only. Deposit. Call references, no pets. $165. 646- estimates. 649-2358. 3167, 228-3540. running condition. Registered PIP PRESCOTT FLATTEN PIKE WITH ONE PUNCH.SO new roofs. Free estimates. 30 and in use daily. 643-6373. PIKE COME HE WANTED TO SIC.N HER UP FOR THE There are people out Building-Contracting 33 Years Experience. Howley, there looking lor what 238 CHARTER OAK BACK fiOR WOMENS BOXING TOURNAMENT' HE ODD JOBS, Cleaning cellars 643-5361. 1974 MUSTANG II - Low and attics. Moving large you have to sell. Tell WES ROBBINS carpentry STREET. Room with private Home* for Rent 54 HIS TOUPEE EVEN HELP OUT A CONTRACTTO remodeling specialist. Aci- entrance suitable for working mileage. $2,000. Good condi- TEMPT appliances, also stone or loam them about It wlh a ROOFER WILL Install roof tion. Call 6460679. delivered. 644-1775 or 644-9532. Classified ad. ditlons, rec rooms, dormers, siding or gutters for low dis- gentleman. Parking. No MANCHESTER - Four HIS ARM built-ins, bathrooms, cooking. Security. $25 weekly. IS STILL OUT, 0 count price. Call Ken at 647- bedroom, nine room home in 1975 FORD LTD Station HeathclIN This Funny World VINYL REPAIR - We can fix kitchens, 649-3446. 1566. 649-1746. lovely neighborhood. $375. BUT NOW IT sofas, chairs, cars etc. No Wagon. Excellent condition, monthly. Substantial security power steering, power brakes, .Aft* HAS A 5PUNT need for expensive rec- CUSTOM CARPENTRY - WOMAN seeking another and references will be MONTMORENCY IS BEING INTERVIEWED ON it ; Painting-Peppering 32 Homes, Additions, Repairs, woman to share home. $40 per air, automatic. Asking $3000. covering 568-5378 checked. Reply Box EE, Call 6464966 or 649^3&. CONCERNING FOOTBALL SCHOLARSHIPS Cabinets. Call Gary Cushing, Heating-Plumbing 35 week. Includes room, meals, Manchester Herald. at SEVERAL PAINTING - interior and 345-2009. utilities, all house privileges. REWEAVING burns, holes. exterior, paperhanging, Located yards from bus slop. 1973 DODGE Colt - Standard. SEWERLINES, sink lines, EAST HARTFORD - 6 rooms, Excellent running condition. Zippers, umbrellas repair^. excellent work. References. TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY cleaned with electric cutters, Call 643-7921. WHOOP^f Window shades. Venetian 3 bedrooms, 1 1/2 baths. $950. Call 643-0941 Free estimates. Fully in- Carpentry and general con- by professionals. McKinney Fenced in yard. $325 per CAT POOP blinds. Keys. TV lor rent. sured. Martin Mattson. 649- tracting. Residential and Bros. Sewage Disposal $30 A W EEK. K itchen Marlow's, 867 Main St. 649- month. Can be rented with op- 1966 CHEVY MALIBU. 2-door 4431. commercial. Wl.ether it be a Commpany, 643-5308. privileges, parking, TV. Call tion to buy. Call after 5:30, Quick to embroider, thin 5221. 649-3009 between 5 and 8 p.m. hardtop, automatic transmis- lovely daisy border de- small repair job, a custom 649-3074. sion, power steering, good QUALITY PAINTING and built home or anything in NO JOB TOO Small - Toilet sign will do wonders for CARPENTRY - All types of Paper Hanging by Willis CLEAN FURNISHED room condition. 6462509. a linen set. between, call 646-1379, repairs, plugged drains, 6 R O O M H O U S E - 3 No. 2383 has transfer carpentry; Remodeling, Schultz. Fully insured, kitchen faucets replaced, for reliable, m ature bedrooms, new kitchen roofing, siding. No job too references. 649-4343. gentleman. Call after 6 p.m.. 1973 KARMAN GHIA - $975. for 6 yards of border; NEWTON SMITH repaired. Rec rooms, cabinets, modern bath. Good running condition. Call color suggestions. small. Free estimates. 644- Remodeling, Repairing. Rec batnroom remodeling, heat 6^701. , el imina t ion 3079. Refrigerator, stove. Base- 6464060. TO OGDEK, snO 7S( ftr ucfe Ml* rooms. No job too sm^l. 649- modernizzation, etc. Free ment, attic and garage. TOURNEY* painted for $l^-$200 by 3144. MAN TO HELP with outside - ^ -2.0 © Estimate gladly given. M M Private yard. $280 monthly. 1967 PYLMOUTH Belvedere - A WINDOW CLEANING - scheduling now. Professional Plumbing <1 Heating. 649-2871. chores, meals free. Also lady ANNI CAIOT Commercial St Residential. Security required. No pets. Automatic, many new parts. considers any joh. 289-K287, CARPENTRY ti Masonry - to live in, free room and Call after 1 p.m., 649-3050. Wnnchim r Ivanlng HaraM Full insured. Free estimates. evenings or weekends, Don. board. 649-5459. High mileage. Needs some 11 M Ava. al Amarleaa Short Riba — Frank Hill Additions and remodeling. PLUMBING and Heating - brake work. Asking $300 . 646 Horn Yarfc, N.Y. lO M i Call Quality Maintenance In- Fre estimates. Call Anthony Fast service. Reasonable corporated. 646-6845. PAPER HANGING Expert. Apartment* For Rent 53 4284 a f te r 5. Print Nmn . kiitnt vttk 2ip WHERE5 THE IN HiS H£5 UNDER IT/THE Squillacote, 649-0811. rates. Licensed. Call Ron, 643- COOC mi ttyln NMiOir. SHERIFF 7 OFFICE., Your average paper, in 6567. Otllce*-Store* for Rent 55 SAzos KiD IS IN Town! ED'S LIGHT Trucking - average room, $30. Mr. ' WE HAVE customers waiting VOLKSWAGEN PARTS for 1977 ALBUM w ith a bound- 'CARPENTRY - Repairs, Sale • 1966, Trans axle for in "All-Season G ift Book” \ Cellars and attics cleaned. Richman, 646-3864. remodeling, additions, gar- for the rental of yoiir apart- SMALL BUSINESS or Office of 24-pages! Price... a Trees cut. Free estimates. ages, rooofing. Call David ment or home, J.D. Real space for rent. Busy Bug. Excellent condition. Also ,\ ■30, 646-1943. Flooring 36 - many engine parts, gauges, Alto TNESE BOOM AT $1JS EACtl. \ \ ■ /f.f.H/teaHF-, PAINTER NEEDS Work - Patria, 644-1796. Estate Associates, Inc. 646- pMestrian area. Low rent. Nt. G-1t l- l iU I KlliaN tGIlTt. Interior, Exterior Painting, 1980. 643-1442. carburetor, generator, tin CMtslat flitSM lartly sailts. FLOOR SANDING L work, gas tank, seats. Many "I used the Tish my husband caught aa bait.’ ODD JOBS DONE - Cellars, Papering, by the hour or ioo. CARPENTRY, CUSTOM Refinishing. Floors like new. Ni. t-117-W llTI M PAGAGC. attics, garages, yards Residential, Commercial. LOOKING for anything in real ATTRACTIVE Four room of- more Volkswagen parts. Call Glrtclisas fir sIi Iim oaltts. HOUSES-Additions, garages, No waxing (specializing in 6461115, after 6 p.m. Nl. G*1ll-6UMiMiTNM*t FIM- cleaned, moving, trucking. Summer homes, apartments, roofing, and siding, kitchens, older floors). Staining floors. estate rental - apartments, fice. Ground level, central EG GUILTS. I I fiMlaillat oatttt. * we JUST ViWttCT VOO TO WSTlf I f //* Loam for sale. Lawn service. windows puttied. 20 years bathrooms, and repair work of homes, multiple dwellings, no location, professional Nl. G-111-A M E G ia 't TAVOIITI Ceilings. In-outside painting. 1969 CAMARO 307 • E x tra AfGHAIO. A iM iM il MlacMa. No job too big or small. 568- experience! Will Travel. E. all kinds. Call Robert Jarvis Morso Stove Dealer. John fees. Call J.D. Real Estate building, parking and utilities. 8522. Davis, 649-0495. for estimate. 643-6712. Associates, Inc. 646-1980. Call 649-2865. wheels and tires. Asking $400. He B-12G.MAU A GIFT. Um HJS. Verfaille, 646-5750, 872-2222. Call 6462090. Itfts fir friiaai aa« faaitf. PAGE FOURTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Sat., Aug. 20. 1977 Enfield and Mrs. Gene Farrell of Obituaries Waterbury; two brothers, Stephen Longworth of Hartford and Walter Director urges open meeting Cubles of Fort Myers, Fla.; a sister, Mrs. Violet Buckley of Fort Myers; guitar at Peabody Institute, Mrs. Harry Colinu and six grandchildren. Baltimore, Md. The private funeral is Monday at to discuss water problem EAST HARTFORD-Mrs. Anna He is survived by his mother and Taylor and Modeen Funeral Home, dations on a report on the water Boccucci Colino, 79, of 21 Greenlawn stepfather, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Town Director Vivian Ferguson is meeting of the special water study 136 S, Main St., West Hartford. system done by Weston & Sampson, St. died Friday at St. Francis Shea of Saddle River; his father, Carl calling for an open town meeting on committee which had been scheduled Burial will be in Cedar Hill a Boston engineering firm. Hospital and Medical Center, Hart- the recent water contamination issue for 7:30 p.m. at Lincoln Center. She Yidziniak of St. Petersburg, Fla.; Cemetery, Hartford. ford. She was the wife of Harry two brothers, Leonard Shea and to allow residents from all areas of suggested a place such as the Mrs. Ferguson also reiterated a Friends may cali at the funeral Colino. David Shea, both at home; his pater- Manchester to ask questions regar- Manchester High School auditorium request she made at last Tuesday's home Sunday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 ding the water. with an adequate capacity for public directors meeting in which she Mrs. Colino was born in Lavaro, nal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Eric p.m. diSessa Arunca, Province of Caserta, Sperber of St. Petersburg; and his An advisory to residents of 42 attendance. requested that Dr. Alice Turek, the Italy, and had lived in East Hart- The family suggests that any town health director, be involved maternal grandparents, Mr. and memorial gifts may be made to streets in the southwest section of Mrs. Ferguson said she had dis- ford 52 years. She was a communi- Mrs. George Weber of Vernon. town was lifted Friday afternoon whenever any health problem oc- Mansfield Christian Fellowship, cussed the m atter with Harry curs, such as the recent water con- cant of St. Isaac Jogues Church and a The funeral is Monday at 11 a.m. at after 12 days of boiling water for Mansfield Depot, 06251. Reinhorn, chairman of the com- tamination. charter member of the Mt. Carmel Ladd Funeral Home, 19 Ellington drinking and food preparation. Mrs. Peter Kristoff mittee, and said he is in agreement Mrs. Ferguson also requested Society. Ave., Rockville. Burial will be in In a memorandum to Charles with her suggestion. Tuesday that Dr. Turek be informed Other survivors are a sister, Mrs. Grove Hill Cemetery, Rockville. BOLTON — The funeral of Mrs, McCarthy, assistant town manager The committee has been making a when the problem was over and that Ida Deslauriers of East Hartford: Friends may call at the funeral Patricia Caswell Kristoff, 18, of in charge while Town Manager study of the town's water treatment Southridge Apartments, who was she assure the residents of her con- three grandsons, Harry Arcarese and home Sunday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 Robert Weiss is on vacation, Mrs. system. The committee is composed Joseph Arcarese, both of E a s t, and p.m. fatally injured in a two-car accident Ferguson said, ' ‘While the nightmare currence with the decision. She said of a group of Manchester residents this was not done, to her knowledge John Arcarese of Hartford; and two The family suggests that any in Bolton Friday, is Monday at 1 p.m, is over, it is obvious from the in- appointed by the Board of Directors great-grandchildren. memorial gifts may be made to the at Potter Funeral Home, 456 Jackson numerable telephone calls I am and she asked McClarthy for a reason to review and make recommen- why this was not done. The funeral is Monday at 9:15 a.m. Steven C. Shea Memoral Memoriai St., Willimantic, receiving that residents are fearful from the Guiliano-Sargarino Funeral Fund in care of the Watkinson Burial will be in Grove Hill in other areas of the town. A meeting Rome, 247 Washington St., Hartford, School, 180 Bloomfield Ave., Hart- Cemetery, Rockville, of this type would not only provide in- Area police report with a Mass at St. Isaac Jogues ford, or to Peabody Institute, Friends may call at the funeral formation but could give peace of Church at 10. Burial will be in Mt. St. Baltimore, Md. home Sunday from 7 to 9 p.m. mind to our citizens.” Benedict, Bloomfield, at a later date. Mrs. Kristoff was born in She also asked McCarthy to secure Coventry Mra. Thomas Dickson Willimantic and had lived in Bolton Edson L. Bristol Jr., 23, of Mark Friends may call at the furicrdi a larger meeting place for the Sept. 6 John Hannon, 18, of Wrights Mill home tonight from 7 to 9 and Sunday Mrs, Alice Faulkner Dickson, 78, of since May. She was a 1976 graduate Dr., Coventry was arrested at his 60 Doane St., died Friday at Rd., Coventry, was charged with from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. of Lyman Memorial High School, home today at 12:38 a.m. after a operating a motor vehicle while un- Manchester Memorial Hospital after Lebanon. domestic disturbance and charged der the influence, after a one-car ac- a long illness. She was the wife of She is survived by her husband, Fire calls J with disorderly conduct. Steven C. (Yedziniak) Shea cident today at 1:22 a.m. on Mile Hill Thomas Dickson. Peter Kristoff; her parents, Mr. and Police released Bristol on his VERNOM-Sleven C. (Yedziniak) Mrs. Dickson was born Feb. 11, Rd. at Reservoir Rd. Shea, 21, of Saddle River, N.J., Mrs. Raymond Caswell of Lebanon; Manchester written promise to appear in Com- 1899 in Manchester and had lived two sisters, Kathleen Caswell and There were no injuries. formerly of Vernon, died Wednesday mon Pleas Court 19 in Rockville Sept. here all her life. She was a member Nancy Caswell, both of Lebanon; her Friday, 3:31 p.m. — Brush fire at 101 13. after being stricken while mountain Tudor Lane (District) Jean Pastel, 21, of 646 Porter St., of St. Mary's Episcopal Church. She paternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. climbing near Riggins, Idaho. Today, 5:16 a.m. — False alarm to box Vernon Manchester, was n the intensive and her husband observed their 56th Henry Caswell of South Windham; Mr. Shea was born in Hartford and wedding anniversary March 12. at Main and Armory Sts. Christopher Feigl, 26, of 143 care unit at Manchester Memorial lived in the Vernon-Hartford area her maternal grandmother, Mrs. Tolland County Terrace Dr., Vernon was arrested Hospital this morning in stable and She is also survived by two Alice Dufour of Fall River, Mass.; before moving to California in 1971. Friday, 3:03 p.m. — Investigation at the today at 12:10 a m. at the police sta- satisfactory condition, said a hospital daughters, Ms. Doris D. Jacobs of and her maternal great- He had lived in Saddle River since Manchester and Mrs. Marion D. Stop & Shop store off Rt. 83. (Vernon tion and charged with third-degree spokesman. 1975. He was a student of classical grandmother, Mrs. Olivine Beaulieu Fire Department) l.,ounsbury of Simsbury; a sister, of Fall River. criminal mischief. The motorcycle driven by Thomas Mrs. Edith McAdams of Friday, 5:07 p.m, — Minor accident in Feigl had gone to the station on a Kurys, 20, of 147 French; Rd., Ronald E. Baker driveway off Ward St. (Rockville Rescue Manchester; and three matter and had damaged a police Manchester, had struck Miss Pastel VERNON — Ronald E. Baker, 30, and Tolland Ambulance) grandchildren. cruiser while there, police said. as she walked on Bolton Rd. Friday IN MKMORIAM ^ of 149 Regan Rd. was found dead in Friday, 5:07 p.m. — Motorcycle- Later he damaged a jail cell and was The funeral is Monday at 11 a m. at pedestrian collision on Bolton Rd. See at 5:04 p.m., police said. They were In loving memory of Raymond F St. Mary's Episcopal Church. Burial the garage of his home Thursday charged again with third-degree both taken to MMH where Kurys was Canfield who passed away August 21, afternoon. police news today. (Vernon Rescue and 1974 will be in East Cemetery. Manchester Ambulance) criminal mischief. treated for a fractured clavicle and Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Main Cause of death was carbon He was being heid this morning on abrasions and discharged. Always smiling, happy and content monoxide posoning, according to Dr. East Hartford St., is in charge of arrangements. $1,000 surety bond for appearance in Miss Pastel was admitted with a Ixived and respected wherever he % Harold Shapiro, medical examiner. Friday, 8:31 a.m. — Gas washdown at went « There are no calling hours. Common Pleas Court 19 in Rockville fractured leg, abrasions and question Years will not darken or shadows Police said the death was a suicide. 160 Manor Circle. The family suggests that any Monday. ____ of internal injuries. She was being dim, Mr. Baker was born in West Friday, 2:45 p.m. — False alarm pulled The beautiful memories we have memorial gifts may be made to the at the East Hartford Convalescent Home Lawrence Zimba, 26, of West Hart- tested further for internal injuries Milton, N Y. and formerly lived in of him Organ Fund of St. Mary's Episcoal on Main St. ford, was arrested Friday at 11:57 this morning, a hospital spokesman Enfield. He belonged to the Loyal Sadly missed by Wife and Family Church. Friday, 3:43 p.m. — Auto accident at p.m. at the Gasland service station at said. Order of Moose, East Hartford. Prospect and Orchard Sts. Police are still investigating the IHth. Kvcrctt i\. Burth Survivors include his wife, Janet Union and West Sts. and charged MKMORIAM Friday, 8:53 p.m. — Lockout at 71 Mili accident. EAST H ARTFORD-M rs. Ann Islieb Baker of Enfield, two with breach of peace, third-degree In loving memory of our mother and Rd, Margaret F. Cubles Barth, 62, of 550 sons, Ronald Baker and Jeffie Baker, Friday, 9:01 p.m. — Medical call to 274 assault and criminal trespass. grandmother, Mary McCann, who Zimba allegedly struck another Gregory Bantley, 26, of 655 Talcott- passed away August 21, 1961 Burnside Ave., died Thursday at St: two daughters, Rhonda-Lee and Burnside Ave. person at the station with his fist, ville Rd., Vernon, was arrested Francis Hospital and Medical Anita Baker, all of Enfield, four step- Friday, 10:08 p.m. — Medical call to 56 We have sadness today that's in our police said. Friday at 4:51 p.m. after a distur- heart Center, Hartford. She was the wife of children; his parents, George E. and Higby Dr. It was 16 years ago, that you did Paul Carrier, age not given, of 127 bance at the Nutmeg Village apart- Everett N. Barth. Beatrice Galusha Baker of Vernon; Friday, 11:08 p.m. — Medical call to 5 depart Great Hill Rd. High St., Rockville, was also ment complex on Rt. 83 and charged Up in heaven with (iod you'll stay Mrs. Barth was born in New Bri- two brothers. Burton Baker of West Friday, 11:44 p.m. — Medical call to arrested in the same incident and with breach of peace and interfering Til we can join you. some wonderful tain and had lived in East Hartford Willington and Donald Baker of day police station. with an officer. for 12 years. She was a member of Mansfield; one sister, Lorraine charged with breach of peace and Today, 6:10 a.m. — Dumpster fire at third-degree assault. He was first taken to Rockville Children and Grandchildren the Mansfield Christian Fellowship Baker of Seymour; and his maternal the rear of 28 Brown St. and later to Mansfield Depot, and for many years grandmother, Mrs. Nellie Jennings Both men were released for court Today, 8:41 a.m, — Medical call to 63 Sept. 14. Norwich State Hospital. No court IN MKMORIAM was associated with Channel 18's 700 of Glens Falls, N Y. Greenhurst Lane. date was set. In loving m emorysof our dear Club as a personal counselor. She The funeral will be Monday at a mother. Julia Fidler, who passed away August 21. 1966 also was active in the Tolland County time to be announced from the 4-11 Club. Burke-Fortin Funeral Home, 76 This day do we remember, A loving thought we give. Other survivors are two sons, Prospect St., Rockville. Burial will 0‘^asar IS For one no longer with us, Craig E. Barth of Windsor and be Tuesday at 1 p.m. at the Powell- But in our hearts still lives Richard S. Barth of Wallace, Idaho; Wiswall Cemetery, Milton, N Y. Daughters, two daughters, Mrs. Evans Farrell of Friends may call at the funeral y d state Anne and Julia home Sunday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 Color Ti/ p.m Quasat“K i t ? 10th ANNIVERSARY SELL-A-BRATIOR Bin SOTinas!

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Rehaarsing for the Manchester Community College Summer Pops Orchestra Concert are, clockwise from above, Dr. Robert Richardson, director; Louise Dunn of Storrs, first cellist; Martin Cherlin of Newington, bass, and Virginia Datoo of Glastonbury, first violinist. The concert will be Saturday at 6:30 at the Manchester Bicentennial Band Shell. •V

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V X Page 2 - WEEKEND - August 20. 1977 WEEKEND - August 20, 1»77 - Page 3 Forum of the arts Television programs: Pull out and save At Tanglewood Summer theater Andrew Davis conducts the Boston • At Nutmeg Summer Playhouse in the Symphony O rchestra tonight at Harriet S. Jorgensen Theatre in Storrs, Tanglewood in Lenox. Mass., in a concert "Dames at Sea" closes the season with its This week’s movies on TV college bound? featuring Malcolm Frager in Mozart s final performance tonight at 8:15. For Today John Garfield, Priscilla Lane. (Drama) Thief” (1971). Yul Brynner, Eli Wallach "Piano Concerto No. 25 ' and Holst s "The reservations, call 429-2912. 3:45 (40) “Gidget Goes to Rome” • cMkn kigt •shot racks 1:00 (5) “The Brain Machine” (1956). (Comedy) Planets featuring the Tanglewood Choir. • The Hudson Brothers are giving their (1963). Cindy Carol, James Darren. •kst g«tt • ■Hkiii gtH Patrick Barr, Maxwell Reed. (Mystery) 11:30 (9) “In Saigon, Some May Live " Sunday at 2:30 p.m.. the orchestra will version of the rock musical. "Godspell, " (Comedy) •M il kMfdi 1:00 (9) "The Cat Creeos” (1946). Lois (1966). Joseph Cotton, Martha Hyer. • cMhit kaagtrs 4:00 (8) “Funny Face'’ (1957). Fred •iM t tlg(S perform Brahms' "Symphony No. 4. " tonight and Sunday at the American Ck)llier, Paul Kelly. (Mystery) (Drama) • cknls Tuesday at 7 p.m.. Linda Ronstadt Shakespeare Theatre in Stratford. Astaire, Audrey Hepburn. (Musical) 12:30 (5) “It's Love I'm After" (1937). • mliktslKti •MWRg dKSb 2:00 (8) “Pursuit of the Graf Spee” 5:30 (38) “ That Tennessee Beat” appears in the popular artists series. Acaderny Award winner Cloris Leachman (1956). John Gregson, John Qillim. Leslie Howard, Olivia de Havilland. •finMrt kigt • c«Kn M|S (1966). Minnie Pearl, Merle Travis. Thursday at noon. Carol Proctor, cellist will appear in "Wonderful Town, " (Adventure) (Comedy) (Musical) with the Boston Symphony Orchestra, will Tuesday through Aug. 28. For reser- 2:00 (38) "Poppy•" (1936). W.C. Fields, 6:00 (5) "Last Train from Gun Hill” Wednesday be guest speaker at a luncheon in the vations. call 375-4457. Rachelle Hudson. (Comedy) (1959). Kirk Douglas, Anthony Quinn. 11:00 (5) “The Lost Continent" (1968) Tanglewood tent. The talk will be followed • The appearance of Tony Orlando and 5:00 (20) “Invitation to the Waltz” () Eric Porter, Suzanna Leigh. (Horror) every by a '>al guided tour of Tanglewood. Dawn at Oakdale Musical Theatre in (1935). Lillian Harvey. (Musical) 6:00 (9) “The Ravine" (1970). David 6:30 (5) “The Valley of Gwangi” 1:00 (9) “Written on the Wind " (1957). Wallingford has been canceled for this McCallum, Johnny Crawford. (Drama) Rock Hudson. Lauren Bacall. (Drama) liule week. Oakdale producers said that those (1969). James Franciscus, Gila Golan. 7:00 ( 38) “Pepe " (1961), Dan Dailey, thing" (Adventure) 4:00 (9) “Operation Snafu" (1972). the mtrada of | Friday at 7 p.m.. the music of Bartok who bought tickets for the show can have Shirley Jones. (Comedy) 6:30 (9) "Terror House " (1942). James Peter Falk, Martin Landau. (Adventure) downtown manthesUr^ 8:00 ( 8-40) “Lawrence of Arabia” 4:00 ( 22) “Destination Tokyo” (1944) and Brahms will be presented for the their money refunded or exchange them Mason, Joyce Howard. (Adventure) (1962). Peter O'Toole, Alec Guinness. Cary Grant. (Adventure) Weekend Prelude. At 9 p.m.. Seiji Ozawa for later shows — either Sergio Franchi 8:00 (9) “The Man in the Gray Flannel (Drama) 9:00 ( 38) "Perils of Pauline " (1947) will direct the orchestra in a program of with Anna Marie Alberghetti from Mon- Suit"' (1956). Gregory Peck, Jennifer 8:00 (9) “A Time to Love and a Time to Betty Hutton, John Lund. (Comedy) music by Bartok, and featuring Claudio day to Aug. 28, or Ben Vereen and David Jones. (Drama) Die " (1958), John Gavin, Lilo Pulver. 11:30 (3) “Prisoner in the Middle" Arrau in Brahms' "Piano Concerto No. Brenner, who will close out the regular 8:30 (5) “Sherlock Holmes and the (Drama) 1. Spider Woman " (1946). (Mystery) (1977). David Janssen. (Drama) Sports on TV season Aug. 29 to Sept. 3. Thursday at 11 9:00 (3) “The Super Cops " (1974). Ron 11:30 (9) "Children Shouldn’t Play with 9:00 (20-30) “The Train Robbers " This is the final weekend of summer a m. and 2:30 p.m.. Oakdale has scheduled Leibman, David Selby. (Drama) Dead Things" (1969) Alan Ormsby, Anya events at Tanglewood. For information a children's show. "Paradise on Ice."' For (1973). John Wayne, Ann-Margret. 9:30 ( 20-22-30) “Code Name: Diamond 2:00 (S7i Tennis: Canadian Ormsby. (Horror) Today Open and reservations, call (413 ) 637-1600. all reservations, call 265-1501. (Western) Head" (1977). Roy Thinnes, France S- 12:30 (5) "Strange Lady in Tpwn 2:30 ( 22-38) Baseball Red 10:00 ( 24) “The Iron Horse" (1924). Nuyen. (Adventure) 1:00 ( 22) Wrestling • Perry Como plus '"Good Stuff." a sen- (1955). Greer Garson, Dana Andrews Sox vs Royals. George O'Brien, Madge Bellamy. 11:00 (9) “In Old Chicago" (1938). 1:30 (38) This Week in sational young singing group, and guest (Western) 4 00 ( 3) Golf Westchester (Drama, silent) Tyrone Power, Alice Faye, (Drama) Baseball. star Kelly Monteith are on stage at Classic Area musical events 11:00 (5) "The Beast with Five 11:30 (3) "Runaway " (1973). Ben John- Thursday 2:00 (9) Baseball: Mets vs. Storrowton Theatre in West Springfield, Fingers " (1946), Robert Alda, Peter Reds. 10 30 i5i Sports Extra • Janet Dundore, carillonneur at St. son, Ben Murphy. (Adventure) 11:00 (5) "Crucible of Horror " il968) Mass., tonight and Sunday. For reser- Lorre. (Mystery) 2:15 20-22-30) Baseball 11:30 ( 22) ''Mosquito Squadron " (1970). Michael Gough. (Horror) Thomas Church in Whitemarsh. Pa., will vations. call 522-5211. Tuesday, Aug 30, 11:30(3) "Stranger on the Run " (1967). Cubs vs. Dodgers be guest carillonneur in a concert David McCallum, Suzanne Neve. (Adven- 1:00 (9) “One Desire " (1955). Anne Monday w ill be Goodwill Night at Storrowton, with Henry Fonda, Anne Baxter. (Western) ture) 4:00 (3) Golf: Westchester Wednesday at 7 p m. at Trinity College in Baxter, Rock Hudson. (Drama) Classic. 8 30 (8401 Baseball: To be the singing duo of Sandler and Young. This 11:30 (8) "Old Acquaintances " (1942). 4:00 (9) "Kashmiri Run (1969). Hartford, After the concert, visitors are 5:00 ( 8-40) Wide World of announced is the first time the Goodwill Industries Bette Davis, Miriam Hopkins. (Drama) Pernell Roberts. Alexandra Bastedo offered a guided tour of the picturesque Monday Sports has sponsored an evening at the summer 1:00 (5) "Drango " (l'957), Jeff (Adventure) 6:00 (9) Racing from Trinity Chapel. The event is free. Chandler, Joanne Dru. (Drama) 11:00 (5) “Corridors of Blood" (1960). 9:00 ( 20-22-30) "Escape from Colditz' Tuesday theater. Tickets for the special perfor- Saratoga Racetrack • The Manchester Community College 1:30 (9) "The Creature with the Atom Boris Karloff, Betta St. John, (Horror) (1972) Robert Wagner, David McCallum mance are available by calling 413-788- Brain. " Richard Denning, Angela 6:30 ( 57) Pro Soccer 8:30 ( 22-381 Baseball: Red Summer Pops Orchestra will be heard in 6981. 1:00 (9) “Romanoff and Juliet" (1961). (Adventure) Sox vs Twins concert tonight at 6:30 in the Bicentennial Stevens. (Science Fiction) John Gavin, Sandra Dee. (Comedy) 8:30 (18) Tennis: WCT • Phyllis Diller, famous comedienne, Tom O’Leary and Sandra Bogan star in “Dames at Sea” tonight at 9:00 ( 38) "With a Song in My Heart Challenge Cup. Band Shell on the MCC campus at Bidwell 1:50 (8) “Five Golden Hours " (1961). 4:00 (9) “ Far Horizons" (1955). (1952). Susan Hayward. Rory Calhoun brings a room full of laughs to Chateau de Nutmeg Playhouse, Harriet S. Jorgensen Theatre in Storrs. Ernie Kovacs, Cyd Charise. (Comedy) Charlton Heston, Fred MacMurray. 8:30 ( 38) Baseball: Red Sox Wednesday St .Nicole Frasher of Vernon and Sarah (Musical) vs. Royals Ville Dinner Theatre in East Windsor 3:25 (8) “ Maniac" (1963). Kerwin (Adventure) 8 00 ( 9i Baseball Mets vs. Bower of West Hartford, both 8, Suzuki 11:30 (9) "Held for Ransom " (1975i 9:00 ( 22) Baseball: Red Sox tonight and Sunday. Lynn Redgrave stars Art events Matthews, Nadia Gray. (Mystery) 8:00 (9) "When Worlds Collide " (1951). Reds violinists, will be heard in "Gavotte in D Dance of India Scott Wallace. Joe Greco. (Mystery i vs. Royals. in Neil Simon s newest comedy hit, 5:00 (8) "The Pirates of Blood River" Barbara Rush, Richard Derr. (Science 12:30 (5) "Young Doctors" (i961i •Minor by Bach and the first movement of Lakshmi Shanmukham, resident • Mrs. Lois Mulnite is the featured ar- 11:30 (9) Harness Racing "California Suite,"' Tuesday through Aug. (1962). Kerwin Matthews, Glenn Corbett. Fiction) Fredric March, Ben Gazzara (Drama) "Concerto in A Minor" by Vivaldi. Kathy tist for the Tolland County Art Association from Yonkers Raceway- 28. Wayne Newton will headline at teacher and dancer at the American (Adventure) 9:00 (3) “Attack on Terror" (1975), 12:40 (3) "A Matter of Wife and Thursday for the month of August. Her paintings are Midnight (9) Wrestling Crane of Andover, clarinetist, will per- Chateau Sept. 28 and 29. Dance Festival 1977 in New London, will Part I. Wayne Rogers, Peter Strauss. Death ” (1975). Rod Taylor, Joe Santos 8 00 i9i Baseball Mets vs form "Concertino for C larinet" by Von on display at the main office of Vernon • The Pine Brook Dinner Theatre in demonstrate her expertise in a perfor- Sunday (Docudrama) Concludes Wednesday (Mystery) Reds Weber Dr R.E. Richardson of MCC will mance of Bharata Natyam (Indian National Bank. Ms. Mulnite is an East night. lligganum is showing " Carousel " through 7:30 ( 30) “Captains of the Clouds" direct the orchestra. The event is free. In classical dance) Friday at 8 p.m. in the Windsor artist who enjoys working in 9:00 ( 20-22-30) "Shamus " (1973). Burt Friday Sept. 11. (1942). James Cagney, Dennis Morgan. Sunday Friday case of rain, the program will be held in Hartford Insurance Group auditorium, various media and specializes in oils and Reynolds, Dyan Cannon. (Mystery) • The popular musical, "How to (Drama) 9:00 ( 38) "The Furies " (1950). Barbara 11:00 (5) "The Man in Half-Moon 1:00 (3) NFL Football 7 30 ( 9) Baseball Mets vs the .MCC auditorium Cogswell St. off Asylum Ave., Hartford. water colors. She is a member of the Street " (1944) Helen Walker. Nils Succeed In Business Without Really Noon (5) " Neath Brooklyn Bridge” Stanwyck, Walter Huston. (Western) Bengals vs Lions Braves Lakshmi will be accompanied by Tolland County Art Association. Asther, (Horror) Trying, " starring Don Porter, is playing (1942). Leo Gorcey, Bobby Jordan. 11:30 (9) “The Day the Hot Line Got 2:00 (9) Baseball Mets vs 9:00 (840) NFL Football 1:00 (9) "An Act of Murder (1948i nightly through Sept. 4 at Coachlight members of her family on native in- • A one-man sculpture exhibition of (Comedy) Hot " (1969). Charles Boyer, Robert Reds. Dolphins vs Vikings. Fredric March. Florence Eldridgc Premiere at Goodspeed struments and in song. Her uncles who Noon (38) “Snows of Kilimanjaro" Taylor. (Drama) Dinner Theatre in East Windsor. On Sept. finished and experimental works by David (Mystery) play flute and an ancient double-headed (1953). Gregory Peck, Ava Gardner. 12:30 (5) “Miracle in the Rain " (1954). The new musical. The Red Blue-Grass 8. " Annie Get Your Gun"' opens, starring Green is being shown at Foot Prints, 466 4:00 (9) "Rider on the Ram (1970i drum, have been part of the World Music (Drama) Jane Wyman, Van Johnson. (Drama) Western Flyer Show." is premiering at Marv Jo Catlett. Main St. now through Friday. This exhibi- Charles Bronson, Marlene Joberl Program at Wesleyan University for a 1:00 (5) “Force of Arms. " William 12:40 (3) "You'll Never See Me Again” Home Box Office Goodspeed Opera House for several tion was funded in part by the Connecticut (Drama) decade. Holden, Nancy Olson. (Drama) (1973). David Hartman, Jane Wyatt. weeks Among the actors cast for Commission on the Arts. 1:00 (9) “The Mad Doctor of Market 9:00 (3) "Sharks' Treasure" (1970) The week s schedule (or Tuaaday Indian refreshments will be available. (Mystery) Goodspeed s now show is Robert Donley, At the Civic Center • Information on exhibits and special Street" (1941). Una Merkel, Lionel CornefWilde. John Neilson. (Adventure) Home Box Office on Greater 5 30—Lifeguard Tickets are available by calling Radha events at the Wadsworth Atheneum in Atwill. (Horror) 9:00 ( 38) “The Day the Fish Came Out' Hartford CATV: 7 3 0 - M i d w a y who just completed a Broadway run in Brad Davis emcees a Rock and Roll Tuesday 10 00—AaronLoves Angela Hartford is available by calling 247-9111. 2:00 (8) “The Family Jewels" (1965). (1967). Tom Courtney. Candice Bergen Toda Eugene 0 Neill s .Anna Christie' with Spectacular tonight at 8 at the Hartford Jalan, 160 Ralph Rd„ 646-3894. (Comedy I Midnight—Hard Times l.iv I liman Jerry Lewis, Donna Butterworth. 11:00 (5) "The Sound of Horror " (1965). 3:00-IWid«lv Civic Center for the benefit of muscular 11:30 (3) "The Sound of Anger" (1968) 5:30—RuMian Roulane Wadnaaday For reservations, call 873-8668 (Comedy) Jose Badalo. (Horror) dystrophy. Starring will be Jay Black and 2:00 ( 20) “The Chinese Bungalow” 1:00 (9) “The Movie Maker " (1%7I. Guy Stockwell. Burl Ives. (Mystery) 7:00—BrMKhaan 5 30—Children a Theatre The Americans, Little Anthony plus the Here’s bookmobile route (1940). Paul Lukas, Kay Walsh. Rod Steiger, Robert Culp (Drama) 11:30 (9) "The Night Evelyn Came Out PaM 6 30—Russian Rouietta of the Grave " (1971) Erica Blanc. 9 00—Norm Crothy 6 00—Norm Crosby Brooklyn Bridge, The Drifters, The (Mystery) 4:00 (9) "Diamond Head " (19631 0 00—Midway 2:10 p.m.—Avondale Rd. Anthony Steffan. (Horror) 00—Neat Man Symphony openings Belmonts. The Coasters and The Angels. Next week’s schedule for 10:40 a.m.—Globe Hollow 2:00 ( 30) "Flirtation Waik " (1934). Charlton Heston, Yvette Mimieux 12:30—Aaron Lovai Angela 11 00—Bawdy Adventures of Tom 2:50 p.m.—Evergreen Rd. 12:30 (5) "THX 1138 " (1971) Robert The Hartford Symphony Orchestra has Tickets are available at 7-11 food stores. the M anchester Public Pool. Dick Powell, Ruby Keeler. (Musical) (Drama) Sunday Jones 3:30 p.m.—Loomis St, Duvall. Donald Pleasance. (Science Fic- announced a number of openings for the Wednesday, 7:30 p.m., Bootsy’s Rubber Library bookmobile: Wadnaaday 2:00 ( 40) “Road to Rio’' (1934), Bing 8:00 (9) "Magnificent Obsession" 3:00—Lifeguard (1954). Jane Wyman, Rock Hudson tion) 6:00—Qymnastics Thuraday 1977-78 season. There are openings for Band in concert. 9:10 a.m.—Waddell Pool. Crosby, Bob Hope. (Omedy) Monday 1:30 p.m.—Horace St. Friday 3:00 (5) “FUght from Ashiya” (1964). (Drama) 12:30 (8) "Because They re Young' 6.00—Nicholas Nickiaby 6 00—Bmgo Long violin, viola, cello, principal trombone and Aug 27, 8 p.m., Isley Brothers and Ted- 7 :0 0 -Lifeguard 8 00—Oymnasiics 9:10 a.m.—Verplanck Pool. 2:10 p.m.—Lorraine Rd. Yul Brynner, Richard Widmark. (Adven- 9:00 ( 8-40) “Smash-Up on Interstate 5" (1960). Dick Clark. (Drama) extra trumpet. dy Pendergrass in concert. 9:10 a.m.—Swanson Pool, 2:30 (8) "The Feminist and the Fuzz " 0:00—Bingo Long 9 00—Aaron Loves Angela 1:30 p.m.—Maple St. 2:50 p.m.—Galaxy Dr. ture) (1975). Robert Conrad, Buddy Ebsen. 11:00—Next Man 11 00—World Team Tennis Auditions will be held Sept. 9, 10,11,16, Aug. 28, 7:30 p.m.. Bread with Steven 1:30 p.m .—McKee and (1^1). Barbara Elden. David Hartman 2:20 p.m.—W. Carter St. 3:30 p.m.—Squire Village. 3:00 (24) “The Mikado" (1967). D’Oyly (Drama) Monday Friday Summer Sts. (Comedy) 17 a n d 18. Bishop in concert. 2:50 p.m.—Blue Ridge Dr. Opera (ktmpany. (Musical) 11:30 (3) "Beg, Borrow ... Or Steal " 5.30-Kilier Elite Thuraday 2:10 p.m.—Pine Ridge 3:50 (8) “A Time lor Killing " (19671 5:30—HBO Magic Show Further information and appointments Sept. 1, u p.m., Kris Kristofferson and 3:30 p.m.—Finley St. Apartments. 3:30 (20) “Calling the Tune” (1936). Sir (1973), Mike Connors, Kent McCord. 7:00—Miaeouri Breaki 8 00—Norm Croaby 9:10 a.m.—Saulters Pool. Glenn Ford, George Hamilton. (Western) 9 00—End of the Game are available by calling Miss Judy Helsher Rita Coolidge in concert. TuMday 2:50 p.m.—Bryan Dr. Cedric H ^w icke. (Comedy) (Mystery) 9:30—Two Women I'.SO p.m.—Green Lodge 5:15(8) "The Hellions " (1961). 11:30-HBO Magic Show 11 0 0 - H u a t i e at the symphony office. 278-1450 For information, call 566-6000. 9:10 a.m.—Camp Kennedy. Rest Home. 3:30 p.m.—Rachel Rd. 3:30 (30) "Dust Be My Destiny” (1939). 11:30 (8-40) “Romance of a Horse WEEKEND - August 20, 1977 - Page 5 Paw 4 - WEEKEND - August 20. 1977 ACROSS Sunday, Aug. 21 Daytime programs X DIALOGUE WITH LAUREL X ® HARDY BOYS-NANCY DREW I PORKY, HUCK AND YOGI MORNING AFTERNOON I Slogla ^O CK MYSTERIES MOflNING O JOE FRANKUN SHOW (IRONSIDE 12:00 4 Tima unit 6:00 HOUR OF POWER 0I GOSPEL SINGINGSINGI JUBILEE ® L U C Y SHOW I PTL CLUB-TALK AND VARIETY 7 Bavaraoa 6:00 0 ROMPER ROOM (130 NEWS X CHRISTOPHER CLOSEUP MEET THE PRESS THE WONDERFUL 5a® ANOTHER WORLD 9 RIppad a) VARIOUS PROGRAMMING ® LEAVE IT TO BEAVER 33 « O'CLOCK UVE 10 Olllzad 6:20 •RSATIONSWITH ® r S ofdisneHBY 5 BULLW INKLE I I Typa of madltatkKi 1:00 (W OMAN a NEWS 9'30 ® ^ ® SB SHOOT FOR THE 5OPEN DOOR (MON.) ©NEWS a PTL C LU B-TALK AND VARIETY 12 S Itla r 6:30 N FL PRE-SEASON GAME ) MOVIE a BEWITCHED 3:15 13 O odoflova MOVIE 5 CROCKETT’S VICTORY GAR- 8:15 ® NOT FOR WOMEN ONLY ® THE BETTER SEX d3 ® GENERAL HOSPITAL 16 Staakordar XCAMERA3 d ) DAVEY A N D GOLIATH ig SPIRIT OF INDEPENDENCE 12:30 © REV. 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CB Convac

World radio parley slated for 1979

By INK DIPPER Over 100 countries will meet in Geneva, already in effect in this country. It looks ford all of us greater power without in- dynamic it will have to represent an im- Switzerland, in late 1979 to discuss their to this writer as though we will already creasing the wattage and do away with the portant place on the agenda at the World radio spectrum requirements. This is the have moved into the 900 MHz area which inefficient AM mode. Radio Conference. Certainly the free first such conference to be held in 20 should open up about 400 channels for More than 1.5 million CB units have world s public interest must be properly years, and there won't be another one un- CBers and increase the use of personal til the year 2000 been sold in Europe. Power liminations served by making as much space radio considerably. This is in the UHF there are much more severe than those Why it is important? available for public use as possible. Right range, which should make personal radio imposed upon us. West Germany, for The FCC will present policies involving now it would appear that the United States secure from the sun spot dilemma. It will example, limits power to one-half watt in CB (land mobile) and ham (amateur and Canada are way ahead of most coun- also expand the methods of usage con- base stations. Similar restrictions exist in radio) which have been established in the tries. siderably. Radio hobbyists will find great Sweden, France and Italy. Most of the United States. In order to completely In view of this it might be well if the excitement in this new state should it CBers there use "afterburners” to document their position, the FCC has been FCC and the Canadian Department of come about. achieve 5 watts. That's how DXing will be sending out notices of inquiry which Communications worked together to There is enough evidence now available possible with foreign CBers. request comments from the public and make their presentation on spectrum to indicate that the FCC will-take this step CBing is quite popular in Europe now, various spectrum users. The Fifth Notice needs at the World Radio Conference. within the next 12 months. And additional- and growing fast. Even in Belgium, where has just been released and asks for users Assuredly CB s growth and the allocation ly, this could be the forerunner of slitting use of CB is restricted to police, fire to file statements regarding their needs. patterns established in the United States the 40 channels we now have on our CB un- departments and taxis, there are bootleg By the time this conference takes place, and Canada will serve as proper guides for its into only single sideband, which would sets in private cars. The point of all this is there will probably be a lot of changes other countries as CB takes off there—as be a great improvement. This would af- that the growth of Land Mobile is so it certainly will.