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PAGE EIGHTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Fri., Aug. 5, 1977 t Obituaries GOP okays candidates Your neighbors’ views: Today’s queatlon; By GREG PEARSON Referring to the party’s candidates not be well-known around town. ‘T il A photO'toaturt of britf commonts on topics of tho day. Herald Reporter for Board of Directors, Mrs. do everything humanly possible to change that,” he said. What would you do If you won the lottery? Francis P. ‘Fritz’ DellaFera dies, The Manchester Republican Town Ferguson said, “We have something The GOP unanimously endorsed a Committee Thursday night endorsed the Democrats don’t have. We have its slate for this November’s town three veterans — myself, Carl Board of Education slate of Paul active in health care industry election, a race that party members Zinsser and Bill Diana.” WilUilde, Robert Heavisides, Peter predict^ would be won by the GOP. Zinsser, a present member of the DiRosa and Alex Urbanetti. Francis P. (Fritz) DeliaFera, 62, Bros. He received a degee in zoology "I have never gone into a cam board, and Diana, who served from Willhide, presently a member of the Board of Directors and a long o( 142 S. Lakewood Circle, ad in 1943 from the University of paign with this much confidence,” 1969-72, gave brief speeches, as did ministrator of Crestfield Convales Vivian Ferguson, a member of the three newcomers — David Call and time critic of school spending, voic^ Connecticut. a strong attack on the present cent Home and active in the state's During his high school career, he Board of Directors who was Richard Weinstein, who are both at educational administration. health care programs, died Thursday was a member of the varsity foot renominated, told the committee. torneys, and E. Michael Walsh, who “Status quo, complacency and night at Manchester Memorial ball, basketball, track and tennis She was unanimously endorsed by operates four McDonald’s Hospital after suffering a heart at the town committee members, as restaurants, including both in mediocrity are not words in my teams. At the university, he was a vocabulary. But, I use those words to tack at his home. member of the varsity football, and was the entire slate selected by the Manchester. describe the achievements of the y i Mr. DellaFera had also been active basketball teams and captain of the party’s candidate selection com Zinsser said that it is true that the school board, the administration and in Manchester’s political affairs and varsity tennis team. He was a former mittee. Democratic party, during its six- in the religious community. He was a town singles and doubles tennis Mrs. Ferguson pointed to a pin she year reign, has increased taxes at a their accomplishments,” he said. ‘Tve got some questions. I’m not member of the town Board of Direc champion. He also served as was wearing that said “this year.” slower rate than the Republicans did going to take some of the answers I tors from 1960 until his resignation in freshman basketball coach at UConn She said that the pin, which was during the previous six years. But, got when I was on the Board of Direc December 1965. He served as under the late Hugh Greer, under given to her by State (Central Com the Democrats were assisted by tors,” Willhide said. Republican town chairman from 1964 whom, he had p lay ^ the sport with mittee Member Wallace Irish, will federal revenue sharing monies, Heavisides, apparently referring to to 1968 and was a member of the the Rangers in Manchester. be worn every day during the cam which came from a “Republican- a recent remark by Democratic former Community Council on While at the university, he was a paign. backed bill,” Zinsser said. Ray Warner Marj Taggart Gwen' Kelly Thomas Hampson Katherine Kaminski Gary Wakefield Judith Rlanehelle Gene Nelson Town Chairman Theodore Cum Economic Opportunity. cadet in the Reserve Officers She also said that since the slates “The Democrats had $4 million in 67 Wilson Lane 119 Woodland St. 30 Speneer St. 184 Hilliard St. 38 Birrii St. 33 Lydall Rd. 63 Lyndale St. 4,3 Fairfield Si. mings, said, “We’re not running He was involved in the affairs of St. Training Corps. After graduation, he of both parties were announced revenue-sharing that the V ern on M a n eh esler M a n eh ester M a n eh ester M a n eh ester Fast Hartford Manehester Manehester earlier this week, she has received scared. We’re running confident.” James Church and had served as entered the Army and earned the Republicans didn’t have,” he said. "I’d spend it all on sports “I’d travel around the ‘‘Buy my m o th er a “There are so many "I’d give it to all the poor "I'd buy total peace of "I’d probably go on doing "Pay off the mortgage, many calls from persons interested Heavisides is an investment broker president of the parish council. Bronze Star and rtrp le Heart for ac Since the Democrats took charge, equipment.” world." house. Then, buy myself things you could do. The people. I’d help out mind and a smile from about the same thing I’m The second thing I’d do is in working with the Republicans. for a Hartford firm. Urbanetti and Mr. DellaFera also had been an in tion during World War II in Europe town spending has increased from one.” possibility of winning is so everybody.” every person 1 meet for the doing now. 1 might take a disconnect the phone.” “The smell of victoiy is there,” DiRosa are both former teachers next ten years." corporator of Manchester Memorial with the 80th Infantry Division. After she said. $17 million to $25 million, he said. small. I don’t even think of trip, maybe to Hawaii." Hospital, a corporator of the Savings Weinstein said that his name may who are now involved in local those things.” Francis P. DellaFera his discharge, he was training officer business ventures. Bank of Manchester, trustee of Lutz for the Veterans Administration in The Republicans also unanimously Junior Museum and a member of New Haven and then operated a backed Everett Murphy as candidate Manchester's (Commission on Aging. haberdashery near UConn in 1948-49. for town clerk and Betty Sadloski as He was a past president of Home Administrators, chairman of During the Korean Conflict, he was candidate for town treasurer. Manchester Chapter of UNICO and of the Advisory Committee to Health recalled to service and assigned to Care Education, trustee of the Hart Auditors probing The party also nominated Russell The weather the Klwanis Club. He had served two the ROTC at UConn. He served with Inside today Prentice and Joseph Reynolds for years in the late 1960s as chairman of ford Area Planning Council. the U S. Army Reserves and retired Board of Selectmen and Marion the Heart Fund Campaign in the with the rank of colonel. He served as Considerable cloudiness with periods Area news .... 6-7 Editorial ...... 4 He had been a member of the Ck)un- Mercer, Sedrick Straughan, Joseph Manchester area. He also belonged m arshal of M anchester’s 1965 ‘efficiency’ team of showers and thunderstorms likely Churches ...... 8 Obituaries ...... 14 cil on Hospitals, the state Planning Swensson Sr. and Harry Reinhorn for to Campbell Council, Knights of Memorial Day Parade. tonight and Sunday. Lows tonight near iEuf ntnn Hpralii Classified ... 10-12 sr. C itizen s...... 3 Commission, and Regional Health constables. Columbus, and to the Army and Navy Mr. DellaFera was the husband of 70. Highs Sunday in the 80s, Chance of C om ics...... 13 Sp orts...... 9-10 Care Planning Commission, the After the candidates were picked. rain 60% through Sunday. National CTub. Mrs. Inge Hinskes DellaFera. He is HARTFORD (UPI) - State The CSEA charges center around Manche$ter—A City of Village Charm Dear A bby...... 13 W ings,...... ,.... 8 Medical Advisory Committee of the auditors say they are investigating Town Chairman Thomas Ferguson weather forecast map on Page 11. FOURTEfo'i PAGES Mr. DellaFera had represented the state Welfare Department and a also survived by a daughter, Mrs. complaints from 30 Tax Department the performance of a controversial said, “You have nominated your WEEKEND INSIDE MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, AUGUST 6. 1977- VOL. XCVI, No. 281 Plus television listings in Weekend nursing home industry on the state fellow of the American College of Kevin (Heidi) Eagleton of McLean, workers who said sales tax audits HHICEt FIFTEEN CENTS section “efficiency” team in the state Tax slate, and I congratulate you. I think Commission on Hospital and Health Nursing Home Administrators. Va.; and three sisters, Mrs. William have stopped, tax bills are not being Care from its Ihceptlon in 1973 until Department. mailed and civil service workers’ you have a good one.” At the start of E. Brannick and Miss Gloria the meeting, the committee observed the time of his death. He was presi Mr. DellaFera was born March 24, duties are being assumed by political DellaFera, both of Manchester, and The efficiency team, headed by a moment of silence for Samuel J. dent of the Connecticut Association 1915 In Manchester, son of the late patronage employes.The union also Mrs. Peter J. Genovesi of Rockville. West Hartford businessman E. Turkington and Wells Dennison, two of Extended Health Care Facilities Felix and Anna DellaFera, and had said the records of tax debts have The John F. Tierney Funeral Clayton Gengras, has been charged party members who died this week. from 1962 to through 1975. He also lived here all his life. After his Home, 219 W. Center St., is in charge been lost. had been president of the Connecticut graduation from Manchester High by the Connecticut State Employes of arrangements, which are in Association with causing "absolute The auditors declined specific State Board of Licensure for Nursing School in 1933, he worked at Watkins complete. comment on their investigation, but Carter gives plan chaos” in the department. said they had been aware of the GOP women plan John W. Krakauske jr. Ernest E. Soehren Auditors Henry J. Becker Jr. and CSEA criticisms and were iooking William LaCrosse Leo V. Donohue said Thursday their into them. fashion show ROCKVILLE-John Wagner Ernest E. Soehren, 52, of 190 William LaCrosse, 80, of Pocasset, staff was working on a so-called Donohue suggested the Krakauske Jr., 33, of 101 Brooklyn St. Grissom Rd., died Thursday at The Republican Women’s Club will Mass., formerly of Hartford, died "performance audit,” similar in legislature's Finance Committee died Thursday at St. Francis Hospital Manchester Memorial Hospital after sponsor a fund-raising fashion show Monday at the Falmouth Hospital in scope to the one they did on the should "follow up” on the com for welfare reform and Medical Center, Hartford. He being stricken at his home. (jet. 12, Elien Zinsser, president of Falmouth, Mass. Education Department earlier this p laints. The co m m ittee’s co- was the husband of Mrs. Jan Sink Mr. Soehren was born in Jersey Ci the club, has announc^. He was born in Colberson County, year. That report was highly critical chairman, Rep. Gardner Wright. D- PLAINS, Ga, (UPI) - President The request includes a call for The President said his program Krakauske. ty, N.J. and had lived in Montvale, The show will be held at the Tex., and lived in Hartford about 40 of the department for not understan Bristol, rejected the suggestion. Carter today asked Congress to creation of up to 1.4 million public would; Mr. Krakauske was born in New N.J. for 16 years before moving to Manchester Country Club. years. He leaves several nieces and ding its job, much less doing it. “totally scrap” the nation’s service jobs and training positions; a 1- Create up to 1.4 million public Britain and lived in Andover before Manchester about six months ago. nephews in the Manchester area. “hopeless” welfare system and work bonus for those whose incomes service jobs, of which 42 per cent coming to Rockville two years ago. He was a claims manager of the “Nobody knows who’s in charge at Committal services were held the Tax Department," Dononue said. replace it with a $30.7 billion plan fail to support their families, and in could be filled by current aid for He had been employed as a laborer in Hartford Insurance Group at the Thursday at Buckland Cemetery. "Do they take their orders from the called the Program for Better Jobs come support for those able to work dependent children recipients. the Manchester area by the Shell Oil plaza office in Hartford. He had The Watkins Funeral Home, 142 E. tax commissioner who has legal and Income. only part time or unable to work — Provide that every family with a worked for the Insurance firm for 28 RAFS given $260,472 Co. Center St., was in charge of local authority or do they take orders from He predicted his proposal “will because of a disability. The support full-time Worker will have an income Other survivors are a daughter, years. He was a World War II Army arrangements. some private citizen who is there transform the manner in which the also would apply to those caring (or substantially above the poverty line. Jaimie L. Krakauske, at home; his Air Corps veteran. federal government deals with the in children 6 years old or younger. — Have a total'cost of $30,7 billion He leaves his wife, Mrs. Eleanor because Gengras sent him there?" for radio equipment parents, Mr. and Mrs. John W. The auditors said they began their come needs of the poor, and begin to "I am today asking Congress to which would represent a $2.8 billion Krakauske Sr. of New Britain; and a Pischel Soehren; two daughters, investigation before the CSEA The Connecticut Justice Commis The grant will allow purchase of break the welfare cycle.” totally scrap our existing welfare increase over existing spending brother, Paul Krakauske of Maine. Lydia Soehren and Debra Soehren, Carter unveiled the program charged the efficiency team’s work sion awarded the Capitol Region equipment for the two-channel radio system,” Carter said in describing levels. The funeral is Saturday at 10 a.m. both at home; and two sisters, Mrs. Hijacker during a nationally televised news had caused a breakdown in the Council of Governments $260,472 this system in the additional towns, for a his Program for Better Jobs and In — Provide $3.3 billion in tax relief at the John F. Tierney Funeral Ann Mallory of Toms River, N.J. and department operations which was total of 29 area towns. conference at an agriculture station come as an alternative. to working low-and moderate-income H om e, 219 W, C e n te r S t., Mrs. Elizabeth ackard of Teaneck, week for radio equipment needed to resulting in iost revenue for the improve and expand the Hartford The system permits a police of not far from his home, where he “The welfare system is too taxpayers by expanding income tax Manchester. Burial will be in St. N.J. indicted state. area’s Regional Access Frequency ficer with portable equipment to be began a five-day stay Friday. hopeless to be cured by minor credits. Mary’s Cemetery, New Britain, The funeral will be Saturday at the "Since the Gengras efficiency System (RAFS). in direct radio contact with an officer He made the request to Congress in modifications,” he said. "We must — Consolidate current assistance Friends may call at the funeral Spearing Funeral Home, 155 NEW YORK (UPI) - Luis Robin spite of a personal plea from Chair make a complete and clean break programs, which now have differing Kinderkamack Rd., Park Ridge, N.J. team showed up over a year ago The system includes the Greater in any of the other towns with the home tonight from 7 to 9. son, a 26-year-old U.S. Navy enlisted man A1 Ullman, D-Ore., of the House with the past.” eligibility requirements, in order to and burial will be in the George there have been and continue to be Hartford area, including Manchester same equipment, according to man from Panama, has been indicted major problems. Some are covered and will be expanded to serve police James Blesso, communications Ways and Means Committee that the Carter said the existing system is simplify the complex system. Washington Memorial Park, President put off making a formal for the July 4th hijacking of an in in the CSEA charges, but there are in East Hartford and Vernon and project manager for the Justice “anti-work and anti-family, unfair to — Provide $2 billion in financial Paramus, N.J. welfare proposal until the matter is Many trees damaged in storm terstate bus in which two persons others,” Becker said. other area towns. Commission. the poor and wasteful of taxpayers’ relief to state and local governments Mrs. Annette Nahouni Holmes Funeral Home, 4(X) Main were killed and three wounded. given more study. dollars.” in the first year. St., was is charge of local Gengras and State Tax Com The award was part of over $1 The system will satisfy the needs Friday afternoon’s wind and rain storm raised havoc in Manchester as well as in other Mrs. Annette Nahoum of Miami, (Jueens District Attorney John J. missioner Gerald Heffernan have million in federal Law Enforcement that require a close degree of — Offer "strong incentives" to parts of the region. Many trees were damaged with broken limbs cutting off electric power Fla., died July 30 in Miami. She was arrangements. Santucci Thursday announced the in keep families together by doing away Calling hours in Park Ridge are labeled the CSEA charges as “sen Assistance Administration grants an simultaneous cooperation between services in several areas. This downed tree blocked Lincoln St. (Herald photo by Dunn) the mother of Mrs. Mona Kemp of dictment of the Somerset, N.J., man sationalism filled with inac nounced at a meeting Wednesday at the police departments, such as a with rules that forbid assistance today from 2 to 5 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. Mediator trying to avert when the father remained within the Manchester. on 38 counts ranging from murder curacies.” the Connecticut Police Academy. fleeing felon, a natural disaster or a She is also survived by a son, a Thomas B. Hooker and kidnaping to assault. serious accident. Blesso said. household. It also would increase ef sister and four grandchildren. ROCKVILLE>-Thomas B. Hooker, The Vermont-bound bus left the national phone strike forts to make certain that fathers The funeral is Sunday at 10 a m. at 68, of 73 Elm St. died this morning at Port Authority Terminal in midtown who desert their families meet their obligations. Midwood Chapel, Brooklyn, N.Y. his home. He was the husband of Manhattan on the afternoon of July [" TOWN OF MANCHESTER ^ WASHINGTON (UPI) - A federal monitoring the negotiations, but of Burial will be in a Clifton, N.J., Mrs. Eline H. Nilsen Hooker. 4 th. ficials said federal mediator James Carter said the proposal would Brief, violent storm Suit seeks damaiEes mediator met with negotiators for take steps to reduce fraud by welfare cemetery. Mr. Hooker was born July 11, 1999 Santucci said Robinson, who was the Bell System and some 7(X),000 Williams entered into the talks on his Memorial week will be observed at in Hartford, a direct descendent of armed with a German-made 6.75- d < own initiative. Carter has adopted a recipients and end maladministra from liquoriqi vendors CURBSIDE COLLECTION | workers today in an effort to avert a tion of payment procedures. Mrs. Kemp’s home, 28 Plymouth Thomas Hooker, founder of Hart mm. pistol, ordered the driver to go threatened nationwide telephone policy against administration in Lane. to Kennedy Airport, where he I "People in poverty want to work, ford. He had lived in the Rockville strike set to begin Sunday. tervention in labor matters. demanded |6 million ransom and a for traffic deaths and most of them do,” Carter said. causes power outages area most of his life and had been The nation’s automated telephone Williams stepped into the employed as a manufacturers’ plane that could fly 3,000 miles. I OF NEWSPAPERS | "This program is intended to give LEBANON (UPI) — A Lebanon man has filed a $120,000 system could continue to function negotiations Friday night after the representative’ before his retire men the opportunity- for self support A brief, but violent, storm Friday received scattered reports of wires The National Weather Service said Marie Frances Eckels lawsuit against a bar owner and owners of a package during a strike, although there would unions rejected a new wage offer ment. He was an Air Force veteran from AT&T. A spokesman for Glenn by providing jobs for those who need afternoon knocked down tree limbs that were knocked down during the that the storm passed through the ELLINGTON - Miss Marie store, claiming they were responsible because an in Starts the First Week of be some delay in installations and the them, and by increasing the rewards storm, but no major damage was state at speeds reaching 35 miles per Frances Eckels, 80, of 87 Mountain of World War II. He was a member of j j estimated 4.8 million daily operator- Watts, president of the Com and knocked out power in toxicated man drove his pickup truck into the wrong traf from working for those who earn low Manchester and surrounding towns, reported. South Windsor had no hour, 10 to 15 miles per hour faster St., died Wednesday at home. She Rockville Lodge of Elks. A b o u t tow n I August on the Second | assisted calls. munications Workers of America, fic lane and killed his wife and two children. wages.” but no serious injuries or damage reports of storm damage. than normal. was born in Brattleboro, Vt. and had Other survivors are his mother, President Carter reportedly was described the offer as "inadequate.” he July 22,1976, accident near the Colchester-Lebanon were reported locally from the Two tree limbs fell on cars in Hail was reported in Torrington lived in the Ellington-Rockville area Mrs. Loua C. Bedell Hooker of I Collection of the Week | border left five dead. thunder and lightning. Manchester, according to police. One and Meriden, the weather service for more than 50 years. Cocoanut Grove, Fla., two Manchester Chapter, SPEBSQSA, Martin F. Howell claims the bar and package store I I The sky darkened and the winds of the limbs landed on a car on said. The service also said that the In 1960 she retired as a registered daughters, Mrs. George R. Cum will meet Monday at 7:30 p.m. at the owners should not have sold alcoholic beverages to the temperature dropped degrees 21 in mings 111 of Manchester and Mrs. B. I YOUR CONSERVATION COMMISSION \ kicked up shortly after 3:30 p.m. A Strickland St.; the other limb hit a nurse from the then Rockville City Teen Center Annex of Manchester driver of the truck. two hours, from 92 degrees at 1:30 Gresh Lattimore of Arlington, heavy rain, accompanied by thunder car on School St. Police had no report Hspital after working there for 30 Recreation Center. The meeting is Howell claims Harold F. Gagen, former owner of the Today’s news summary p.m, to 71 degrees at 3;30 p.m. Mass.; a brother, Bryan E. Hooker of I URGES YOUR COOPERATION | and lightning, followed. on damrge to the vehicles. years. open to all area men interested in Hideaway Cafe In Colchester, and Helen and Joseph The storm subsided within a half- Although the power outage Northeast Utilities said that as She leaves several nieces and Cocoanut Grove, and four singing four-part barbershop har Rutka, served Edward Clark alcoholic beverages which Complied from United Preee Intemetlonel hour, but not before about 2,000 knocked out some traffic signals in many as 30,000 homes in the state nephews. grandchildren. mony. caused him to drive his pickup truck into a car containing lost power. Most of the outages were The funeral and burial will be customers in Manchester and East Manchester, police reported no traf Funeral services will be Saturday Mrs. Charlene Howell and five of her children. The other Hartford had lost power, a Hartford fic problems. restored within three hours. at 8; 15 a.m. at the Burke-Fortln private. New York City. The suspension Manchester Historical Society three children were injured. S ta te Electric Light Co. spokesman said. A Funeral Home, 76 Prospect St., Burke-Fortin Funeral Home, 76 R e g io n a l will “self-destruct” when Judge members planning to attend funeral Clark and Gagen were also killed in the crash, transformer on Broad St. was the ap Rockville and at 9 a.m. at St. Ber P rospect St., is in charge of says: HARTFORD — Officials from Clifford Rader returns from vaca services for Wells C. Dennison, a Howell is asking $40,000 In damages for each of the Kathy CONCORD, N.H. - New parent source of the Manchester nard's Church, Rockville. arrangements. four Connecticut facilities say tion Monday. B&W is expected to member of the society, are asked to members of his family who died. ENJOY FIRST OF SEASON Hampshire Gov. Meldrim Thom power outage, which lasted for about Burial will be in St. Michaels There are no calling hours. they don’t really know what carry the action to Rader. Vernon youth dies meet at entrance to South United son says he will not run for the an hour and 40 minutes. Cemetery, Brattleboro. Calling hours The family suggests that any NATIVE PEACHES A APPLES happened to 160 pounds of missing Methodist Church at 1:45 p.m. Satur U.S. Senate in 1978, but may seek Scattered power outages were also memorial gifts may be made to a uranium, but say there’s nothing are today from 7 to 9 p.m. day. — NATIVE------a fourth term as governor. “I am NEW YORK - Police were un reported in surrounding towns. An charity of the donor’s choice. FRESH to worry about. not making an announcement, but der orders to clear young couples unidentified woman was stuck in an in motorcycle crash Temelw, Cukst, tm iir t I think I owe you an explanation out of lovers’ lanes during the SATURDAY... $M|Sr CsfR. Qrooii A LImos. OrsMlrHlI, tlfii elevator for a brief time when the YsMsw MssftSi Wsistf Mswti Chsrrioi, PlHms, Mss- HARTFORD — The new federal as to how I am leaning,” he told weekend in hopes of cutting down power went out at Penney High Calvin E. Bragdon, 20, of 11 south striking a utility pole at the l•rlnss. Psssliss* policy to refuse to pay for almost 200 supporters Friday at a potential targets for the psy Logue gets endorsement, Lotht^^DIII. TurnlM. Wilsrmsisns, Kswlsii School in East Hartford at 3:41 p.m. Harriet Dr., Vernon died today at southwest corner of the intersection, Shop PINEHURST all welfare abortions will barbecue at the governor’s house. chopathic killer who calls himself The Town and Eighth Utilities 1:09 a.m, at Manchester Memorial police said. Police are not sure of the probably be adopted as Connec “Son of Sam." District Fire Departments received Hospital (MMH) of injuries he suf time of the accident or whether any ticut policy, according to Com BOSTON — Massachuetts “does a variety of calls during and after the fered in a motorcycle accident in other vehicles were involved. DiLieto plans a challenge M M n a nu uai« nai ImMeT luru nttwni missioner of Social Services not intend to discriminate against storm. The departments reported South Windsor, said police. The youth was apparently not BRIM COFFEE *2.29 Eklward W. Maher. U.S. Health, poor people" by cutting off reim International NEW HAVEN (UPI) - Mayor Ciarlone, got live voles. Bartholomew Guida in a primary, tree limbs had fallen on power lines A motorist was driving through the wearing a helmet as none was found 4 01. Freeze Dry Special nan tea uuM m ruT « iHnnio I it a a ia m Education and Welfare Secretary bursements for their elective at the scene nor did he appear to have Frank Logue has been endorsed for DiLieto vows he will beat Logue in has made enemies during bis term of on Lyness St., Chestnut St., W. Mid intersection of Slater St. and Deming And a Low Price on 1 lb Cans of Joseph A- Califano announced abortions, according to state BELFAST, Northern Ireland — re -e le c tio n by New H aven’s a prim ary with all the c ity ’s office, especially among more con THIS WEEK'S. 8PECIALa__ dle Tpke. and Tolland Tpk. Some St. today at 12:15 a.m. when he saw a a passenger. nuTivi C A U e . Thursday HEW will pay for abor Human Services Director Gerald Britain put 32,(X)0 troops, police trees were knocked down by the Democratic Town Committee, but registered Democrats eligible to servative party members who claim red light in the grass off the side of BRIM COFFEE *3.49 CORN LETTUCE tions only when the life of the Stevens, despite a federal order and reserves on full alert today to the road. He got out of his car^ runner-up Biagio DiLieto vows he vote. Ciarlone was today trying to he does not listen to their concerns. storm. mother is endangered. ending reimbursements to states guard against terrorism during looked, and saw the youth lying in the Robert Steullel. 17, of 105 Burbank will win the party's nomination in a decide whether to put his name on He also has been criticized by The rain created a flooding 6$
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COVENTRY PRESBYTERIAN FIRST CONGREGATIONAL ST. BARTHOLOMEW’S CHURCH, CHl'RCH, Nathan Hale School Rd. 31. CHURCH OF ANDOVER, UNITED CALVARY CHURCH, ASSEMBLIES Rev. Dr. Richard W. Gray, pastor. E. Middle Tpke. Rev. Philip Hussey, OF COD, 647 E. Middle Tpke. Rev. CHURCH OF CHRIST. Rev. David J. pastor. ' t:30 a.m., Worship; 11 a.m., ^nday Reese III, minister. Kenneth L. Gustafson, pastor. School; 7:30 p.m., Bible Study at par Saturday Mass at 5 p.m.; Sunday 9:30 a.m., Sunday School Bible classes 9:45 a.m.. Church School for Masses at 8:30, 10:15 and 11:30 a.m. sonage on Cornwall Dr. kindergarten through Grade 8; 11 a.m.. for adults and children; 10:30 a.m.. Ser FIRST ASSEMBLIES OF GOD, 763 GOSPEL HALL, 415 Center St. vice of Worship, message by Pastor Worship Service. 10 a.m., Breaking bread; 11:45 a.m., Oak St., East Hartford. Rev. Ralph F. Gustafson, child care provided for the lit ST. MAURICE’S CHURCH, Hebron Sunday School; 7 p.m., G o ^ I meeting. Jelley, pastor. Rd., Bolton. Rev. Robert W. Cronin, tle ones; 6:30 p.m.. Evening Service, the 10 a.m.. Church School; 11 a.m.. Mor ST. BRIDGET CHURCH, 70 Main St. film "Time to Run,” will be shown. pastor. Rev. John J. Delaney, pastor. Rev. ning Wor^lp; 7 p.m.. Evening Service. SECOND CONGREGATIONAL Saturday vigil Mass at 5:30 p.m.; Sun William J. Rev. William J. VERNON ASSEMBLIES OF GOD, 51 suck. CHURCH, 385 N. Main St. Rev. Dr. day Masses at 7:30, 9:15 and 11 a.m. Killeen. Old Town Rd. BURNSIDE UNITED METHODIST James D. MacLauchlin, minister. 9:45 a.m., Sunday School for all ages; Saturday Masses at 5 and 7:30 p.m., 10 a.m.. United Service of Worship at CHURCH, 16 Church St., East Hartford. school auditorium; Sunday Masses at 11 a.m.. Morning Worship; 7 p.m.. Center Congregational Church, the Rev. Rev. Henry J. Scherer Jr., pastor; Rev. 7:30, 9 and 10:30, In church; 10:30 a.m. Evening Evangelistic. Gwendolyn M. Arslen, associate pastor. Dr. MacLauchlin will give the Commu and noon in school auditoriium. nion meditation, "Disciples of Christ." INITED CONGREGATIONAL 10 a.m.. Worship Service, Church FULL GOSPEL INTERDENOMI CHIRCH, INITED CHLRCH OF SOUTH UNITED METHODIST School for Nursery through Junior high; NATIONAL CHURCH, 745 Main St. CHRIST, Tolland. Rev. Donald G. 9 a.m.. Church School for senior high and CHURCH, 1226 Main St. Rev. George W. Miller, minister. . Rev. Philip Saunders, minister. Webb, Rev. Laurence M. Hill, Rev. adult classes. 10:30 a.m.. Praise, Worship Service 9:30 and 11 a.m.. Worship Service and Bruce A. Pehrson, pastors. ST. DUNSTAN’S CHURCH, and Bihle study for all ages; 7 p.m.. Church School; 7 to 8:30 p.m.. Pilgrim 8 a.m., Holy (Communion; 10a.m., Holy Manchester Rd., Glastonbury. Rev. Deliverance Service. Fellowship. Communion, Nursery including 5 year Joseph R. Bannon, pastor. FAITH BAPTIST CHURCH, Orange ST. MART'S CHI RCH, Rt. 31, Coven Saturday Mass at 5 p.m.; Sunday olds; 7:30 p.m.. Praise and Teaching Ser Hall 72 E. Center St. Rev. James vice, discussion on Book of Revelations try. Rev. F. Bernard Miller, pastor. Rev. Masses at 8, 9:30 and 11 a.m. BelUsov, pastor. by Pastor Hill. Paul F. Ramen. FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH OF 9:30 a.m., Sunday School; 10:30 a.m.. Saturday Masses at 5:15 p.m.; Sunday EAST HARTFORD, (Southern Baptist JEHOVAH’S WITNESSES, 726 N. Worship Service; 7 p.m.. Evening Ser Main St. Masses at 7:30, 9:30 and 10:45 a.m. Convention), 36 Main St. Rev. Charles vice. ST. MATTHEW’S CHURCH, Tolland Conley, pastor. CHURCH OF THE ASSSUMPTION, 10a.m., Public Bible discourse "Divine Covenants Result in Blessings for Men "; Rev.. Francis J. O’Keefe, pastor. 11 a.m. and 7 p.m.. Worship Services Adams St. at Thompson Rd. Rev. 11 a.m.. Group discussion of July 1 Saturday Masses at 5 and 7 p.m.; Sun which are interpreted (or the deaf. Eldward S. Pepin, pastor. day Masses at 8:30,10:30 and 11:45 a.m. Watchtower magazine article “Be a Nursery provided; 9:45 a.m., Sunday Saturday Masses at 5 and 7:30 p.m.; MESSIAH EVANGELICAL Living Witness for the 'Good News’” (Herald photos by Dunn) School; 6 p.m.. Training Union. Sunday Masses at 7:30, 9,10:30 and 11:45 Early pace-setter Lee Elder Ralph DeNicolo ponders move LUTHERAN CHURCH, (Wisconsin ST. FRANCIS OF ASSISI CHURCH, a.m. ST. MARY’S EPISCOPAL CHURCH, Curtis Strange tees off Synod), 300 Buckland Rd., ^uth Windsor. Church and Park Sts. Rev. Stephen K. 673 Ellington Rd., South Windsor. Rev, CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF Kinking puti on fourlli hole lle*»* one stroke off pace Jacobson, rector; Rev. Alan J. With Caddie Rich Riordan on third green 9 a.m., Sunday School; 10 a.m.. Carl J. Sherer, pastor. LATTER-DAY SAINTS, Woodside St. & Worship ^rvice. Saturday Masses at 5 and 7 p.m.; Sun Hillstown Rd. Wendel K. Walton, bishop. Broadhead, assistant to the rector; Rev. ST. JOHN’S EPISCOPAL CHURCH, day Masses at 7:30, 9:30 and 11 a.m 8:30 a.m.. Priesthood; 9:30 a.m.. Barbara F. West, assistant to the rector. Rt. 30, Vernon. Rev. Robert H. Wellner, ST. PETER’S EPISCOPAL Seminary; 10:30 a.m., Sunday School; 5 7:30 a.m.. Holy Eucharist, Rite 2, with rector. CHURCH, Sand Hill Rd., South Windsor. p.m.. Sacrament Service. homily by the Rev. Herbert Cassidy; 10 8 a.m.. Holy Communion; 10 a.m., Rev. Bruce Jacques, vicar. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, 43 a.m.. Holy Eucharist, Rite I, with ser Family Service and Church School. 8a.m., Holy Communion; 10 a.m.. Holy Spruce St. Rev. Art Kay, moderator. mon by Father Cassidy. OUR SAVIOR LUTHERAN EMANUEL LUTHERAN CHIRCH, Late-finishing Regalado paces GHO Communion, first and third Sundays of 9:15 a.m., Sunday School; 10:30 a m.. CHURCH, 239 Graham Rd., South Wind each month; Morning Prayer second; Worship, Nursery provided; 7 p.m.. In Church and Chestnut Sts. Rev. Ronald sor. Rev. Ronald A. Erbe, pastor. with the sun already gone to bed, that He said after checking with his fourth and fifth Sundays. formal Worship, study and fellowship. Fournier, Rev. Dale Gustafson, pastors: WETHERSFIELD (UPI) - Regalado has scored rounds in the Kite, who had a first-round 68, each bogeys on the back nine after winds 9 a.m.. Worship and Sunday School; Lynn Bruer, intern; Rev. C. Henry the 29-year-old Mexican sank a 15 playing partners, defending GHO 60s. He has shot only one over-par TALCOTTVILLE CONGREGA Herald photo by Barlow) ST. JAMES CHURCH. Rev. James Victor Regalado waited till the followed Elder into the clubhouse up to 30 miles an hour preceded the 10:15 a.m.. Worship Service. Anderson, pastor emeritus. foot birdie three to give him a round in his last three tournaments. TIONAL CHURCH, UNITED Archambault and Rev. Francis very last to gain the lead in the champ Rik Massengale. 71-68, and nine under at 133 tor .36 holes. storm CRYSTAL LAKE COMMUNITY Holy Communion Sunday; 8 a m.. sizzling 12 under total of 130 for 36 The 63 was his lowest in the United CHURCH OF CHRIST, Rev. Kenneth Krukowski, co-pastors; Rt. Rev. Msgr, George Archer, 70-70, he decided to Terry Diehl. 65-69. Calvin Pecte, "That wind came up on the last UNITED METHODIST CHURCH, E. Knox, pastor. ■ Seal of the Hartford archbishop banner. Eldward J. Reardon, pastor emeritus. Matins in chapel; 9 a.m.. Regular Greater Hartford Open but holes. finish the final two holes. “I didn't States and equaled a round he shot in Ellington. 67-67, and Larry Nelson, 68-65, were four to six holes and made it tough." 9 a.m.. Worship (summer schedule). Saturday Masses at 5 and 7:30 p.m.; Worship, children’s chapel. Nursery for he’s glad he stuck it out even Regalado, who has three top 10 10:15 a.m.. Coffee hour; 11 a.m.. Blessed Sacrament Church, East Hartford want to get up at 8 a.m. tomorrow Mexico. next at eight under par said Elder who in 1974 became the ST. GEORGE’S EPISCOPAL Sunday Masses at 7:30, 9, 10:30 a.m., infants. finishes in the last five weeks, shot Worship Service, Sunday School. though it meant playing in the morning, no way, ' he said. The start of the round was delayed Lee Trevino, the 1972 GHO winner, first black to play in the Masters. CHURCH, Boston Tpke. (Rt. 44A), noon, and 5 p.m. TRINITY COVENANT CHU RCH, 302 seven birdies to overcome a 17th hole RELIGIOUS SOCIETY OF Hackmatack St. Rev. Norman E. dark. The feat stole the thunder from two hours because morning fog but and PGA champion Dave Stockton, Strange, who was the 1974 NCAA Bolton. The Rev. John D. Hughes, vicar. UNITED PENTECOSTAL CHLRCH, bogey four in matching the low single veteran Lee Elder and rookie Curtis FRIENDS (QUAKERS), Hartford 9 a.m., Service. Swensen, pastor. Milton Nilson, assistant Regalado climaxed a hectic second despite delays, the round was com who won here in 1974. were in a group champion, said. Tm not making any 185 Woodbridge St. Rev. Robert Baker, round score for the tournament. Strange who had to compete with Friends Meeting House, 144 S. Quaker VERNON UNITED METHODIST pastor. to the pastor. round of action Friday in overcoming pleted with 83 of the 156 players qf nine tied for eighth place at 137 mistakes ' Lane, West Hartford. He didn't blame the darkness for CHURCH, Rt. 30. Rev. Dr. James W. 10 a.m., Sunday School classes for all 8:30 and 10:30 a.m.. Worship Service fog. high winds and a thunderstorm high winds but got into the clubhouse making the 141 cut. U S. Open champ Hubert Green Charles Sifford, the 1967 GHO 10 a.m.. Meeting for Worship. Wings of Evening By CLIFF SIMPSON the miscue. ‘Look \^4lat I did on the Knorr, pastor. ages; 11 a.m,. Worship; 7 p.m.. Prayer; with Louis Karlberg as guest speaker. to fashion an electrifying eight under with an 11 under 131 before the start Billy Kratzert duplicated his first was among a group with 1.38, four un winner, disqualiticd himself after PRI.NCE OF PEACE LUTHERAN Nursery for infants; 9:30 to 10:15 a m.. 18th," he said. "I couldn't see the cup 9:15 a.m.. Worship Service, Church 7:30 p.m.. Evangelistic Service, public par 63 over the 6,583-yard of the storm which held up play for round 66 to put him alone in third der par. discovering he signed the wrong CHLRCH, Rt. 31 and N. River Rd., School for all ages. Nursery provided. invit^. Fellowship and coffeee. on the last putt. " said Regalado, one hour and 25 minutes. place with a 10-under 133 Coventry. Rev. W.H. Wllkens, pastor. Wethersfield Country Club course. Elder, 43, and Strange, a 22-year- score card on the iirst round He had FIRST CONGREGATIONAL ST. JOHN’S POLISH NATIONAL CHLRCH OF CHRIST, Lydall and whose only tour victory came in 1974 It was the 13th time on the tour that Kermit Zarley who was among six old native of Norfolk, Va . who joined 9 a.m., Sunday School; 10:15 a.m.. describe God with absolute certainty Vernon Sts. Eugene Brewer, minister. It wasn't until the 18th hole, played a 71 CHURCH, VERNON. Rev, John A. God in our world CATHOLIC CHURCH, 23 Golway St. at Pleasant Valley. lied for second place at 65. and Tom the lour in .lunc. botli suffered two Worship ^rvice, (9 a.m. during July and I believe it is beyond the mind of man 9 a.m., Bible Classes; 10 a m.. August). Lacey, minister; Rev. Edwin W. You will never find the Christian Rev, Walter A. Hyszko, pastor, Bartholomew, assistant minister. to know what God is in Himself, nor 9 a.m.. Mass in English; 10:30 a.m.. Worship, sermon: by Mike Lawlor; 6 ROCKVILLE UNITED METII- God through nature alone, but the 9:30 a.m.. Worship Service, child care is this necessary fOr our living. What Mass in Polish and English. p.m.. Worship, sermon topic to be an ODIST CHURCH, 142 Grove St. Rev. Christian God will enable you to see SALVATION ARMY, 661 Main St nounced. John W. Mortimer, pastor. for little ones and cribroom care for the is needful,is for man to know what DeNicolo shoots 77, Eagles outscore Jets in exhibitions^ His hand in the natural world about Capt. and Mrs. Arthur Carlson, corps of NORTH UNITED METHODIST Sports briefs 9:30 a.m.. Worship Service. infants are available. Coffee Fellowship God is in relation to man and what you. ficers. CHLRCH, 300 Parker St. Rev. Earle R. ST. JOSEPH CHLRCH, 33 West St., after the service. The Rev. Mr. man is in relation to God. Bartholomew will be preaching during Early this morning I walked with 9:30 a.m., Sunday School; 10:45 a.m.. Custer, pastor. EAST RUTHERFORD, N J. lUPI) Jets 21-3 in an NFL pre-season game. Rockville. The Bible is the best source for this Holiness Meeting; 6 p.m., Open-Air lla!«'liull by major penalties against the Jets July, and the Rev. Mr. Lacey, during my Irish setter in the woods at 9 a.m.. Worship Service, the Rev. — Tom Sullivan, Herb Lusk and Sullivan drove over irom the three Saturday Masses at 5 and 7 p.m.; Sun information. It is not so much Meeting; 7 p.m.. Salvation Meeting. misses GHO cutoff Chicago INL) — Acquired relief Quarterback Ron Jaworski, Russell Camp, guest preacher, sermon: day Masses 8:30 (Polish) at 10 a.m. August. Highland Park. The miracle of our Cleveland Franklin each plunged for in the second period lo put the FJaglcs playing his first game in a through creeds or abstract CONCORDIA LUTHERAN "It Takes All Kinds!” Nursery for pitcher Dave Giusti from the (Folk) at 11:15 a.m.. Vigil of Holy days at ST. MARGARET MARY CHURCH, trees struck me again, the upward a touchdown and New York failed to ahead 7-3 and Lusk went in from the Philadelphia uniform, completed 9 of philosophical propositions that this CHURCH, (Lutheran Church of children 5 years old and younger, coffee Although he failed to make the cut after the halfway point in Oakland A s for an undisclosed sum 7 p.m.. Holy day at 7:30,9 a.m., and 5 and South Windsor. Rev. William McGrath thrust of the hemlocks, the lacy score a touchdown for the second one in the third period. Franklin 16 passes for 176 yards in his half of and Rev. Joseph Schick, co-pastors. information is given, but through America), 40 Pitkin St, Rev. Burton D. fellowship following service. the GHO, Manchester Country Club pro Ralph DeNicolo was in of cash. 7 p.m. Confessions: Saturday 4 and 7:30 pattern of the cedars, the Japanese Strand, Rev. David W. Rinas, co-pastors. straight week Friday night as the scored the Eagles' final touchdown in aclion Harold Carmichael caught six p.m. Saturday Mass at 7 p.m.; Sunday parables, stories, symbols and COMMUNITY BAPTIST CHURCH, some pretty good company. Pittsburgh — Placed veteran first maples gleaming red against the 9 a.m.. Holy Communion, Nursery for AN AMERICAN BAPTIST CHURCH, Philadelphia Eagles defeated the the fourth quarter on a drive marked tor 130, also in the Iirst half. ROCKVILLE BAPTIST CHURCH, Masses at 8:30, 10 and 11:30 a.m. events. baseman Willie Stargell on the 15-day AVERY ST. CHRISTIAN darker shades of green, the olives at small children. 585 E. Center St. Rev. Ondon P. Stairs, disabled list effective Aug. 4 because 69 Union St. Rev. Robert L. LaCounte, It is by these methods that "the ZION EVANGELICAL" LUTHERAN pastor. y After a fine three-under-par 68 pastor. REFORMED CHURCH, 861 Avery St., tracting the birds with their little of a pinched nerve in his left arm ; word of God is accommodated” to CHURCH (Mistourl Synod), Cooper 9:30 a.m.. Worship with Communion, Thursday, DeNicolo slipped to a 77 9 a.m.. Worship Service; 10:15 a.m., South Windsor. Rev. Peter Mans, pastor. black buds, the stately pines standing recalled Ken Macha from Columbus man's understanding. Thomas and High Sts. Rev. Charles W. Kuhl, message: "The Deepest Joy" by Pastor and a 36-hole score of 145 yesterday. Sunday School;? p.m.. Evening Service. 9:30 a.m. and 7 p.m.. Worship. like sentinels by our driveway. Aquinas wrote "...sacred doctrine pastor. Stairs, children and Nursery, the Rev The cutoff score was 141 with 83 to replace Stargell. FIRST CONGREGATIONAL WAPPING COMMUNITY CHLRCH, I stopped to look at the fiery full Standings uses them (pictures and metaphors) 10:30 a.m.. Divine Worship, the Rev. Frederick Lanz will lead the discussion making it. Foolbull MANCHESTER CHURCH, 873 Main St. (corner of 1790 Ellington Rd., South Windsor. Rev. moon glowing in the sky, with the Karl E. Blake of Redeemer Lutheran Connecticut Blvd.), East Hartford. Rev. Harold W. Richardson, minister. promising of another hot day to com- because they are necessary and and fellowship which will follow in the Miami — Acquired linebacker useful." Thus, this principle, dis Church, Lebanon, guest preacher. church Living Room. •loining DeNicolo on the sidelines George Webster in a conditional ISational League Detroit 47 58 .448 15 William E. Flynn, minister; Rev. Carl T. 9:15 and 10:45 a.m.. Worship Service e. Walking in the silence of the FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST. MIDGET FOOTBALL covered long before the Reforma CENTER CONGREGATIONAL are such big names as J.C.Snead, Chi trade, from the New England Eaat Cleve 46 58 ,442 15'z Holt, associate minister. and Church School. woods, I am aware of God's SCIENTIST, 447 N. Main St. tion, was used widely by the CHLRCH, UNITED CHURCH OF Chi Rodriguez, Bob Murphy, Julius Patriots'; waived injured Tony Ber- W L Pet. GB Milwaue 47 61 .435 16'z 10 a.m.. Worship, (no Church School In greatness. His creativity, and the 10 a.m., CJiurch Service, Sunday School summer); Wednesday. 7 to 7:30 p.m.. Reformers. John Calvin in "The CHRIST, 11 Center St. Rev. Newell H Boros and 65 other pros. luca, a free agent from Chico State, Phil 62 44 .585 - Toronto 37 68 352 25 REGISTRATIONS wonder of Ris world. for pupils up to the age of 20, care for Curtis Jr., pastor. Family Worship (informal) in Mary and Institutes" said that we need sym and tight end Glover Rogers, a free Chicago 61 44 .581 ‘z Weal CHURCH OF SAINT BERNARD, In his book of devotions, "Come very young children, subject of the 10 a.m.. United Worship Service with DeNicolo, with a number of club Martha Chapel. bols to reveal the heavenly truths in agent from Iowa State; placed Bruce Pitts 62 46 574 1 W L Pet. GB Rockville. Rev. John J. White, pastor. Away My Beloved,” Francis J. lesson-sermon: "Spirit,” golden text Second Congregational Church at Center members watching his play and len ST. PETER’S EPISCOPAL an earthly way. He writes: "These from the Bible, "Thou art my God: Thy Herron, linebacker and seventh St. Louis 59 49 546 4 Chicago 63 42 ,600 AUGUST.10Hl,11th&12lh Sunday masses: 7:00, 8:30, 10:00 and Roberts writes as if God were Church, The Rev. Dr. James McLaughlin ding moral support, couldn't main Further tests due CHURCH, Rt. 85, Hebron. Rev. William symbols do now show us what God is spirit is good; lead me into the land of up round draft choice from New Montreal 51 56 477 11'-z Minn 63 47 .573 2'z Persing, rector. 11:30 a.m. speaking: preaching, sermon: "Disciples Of tain his first-day game. NIAGARA FALLS, N Y. (UPI) - PLACE: Community Y for boys liv in Himself, but what He is to us.” rightness." Ps. 143:10. The Christian Mexico, on injured reserve. New York 46 59 438 15 Vz Kan City 59 45 .567 3'z 8 and 10 a.m.. Worship Service, Church SECOND CONGREGATIONAL “I call thee through the trees. In (Thrist, " Scripture: 1 Corinthians 11:23- Buffalo Bills’ star running back O.J. CHURCH, UNITED CHURCH For example, when Jesus is bap Science Reading Room, 968 Main St., is 29, Holy Communion, child care Weal Texas 59 46 .562 4 ing north of Middle Tpke. School and Nursery. OF the soughing of the pines, it is my Vincente Fernandez and Wren Lum Simpson plans to undergo further Soccer CHRIST, Rt. 44-A, Coventry. Rev tized (Matthew 3), we read that the open to the public Mondays through provided. W L Pet. GB Calif 50 54 .481 r.'z Mt. Nebo for boye living TRINITY LUTHERAN CHLRCH, voice speaking. I call thee in the Fridays from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. and the were in his threesome. The former tests to determine the cause of oc New England (ASL) — League Robert K. Bechtold, minister. Spirit of God descended upon Him in Los Ang 67 41 .620 - Seattle 47 63 .427 18'z Meadowlark Rd., Vernon. Rev. Donald wind. In the breaking of the waves, it first and third Thursday evenings from 7 was out with a 146 total while Lum casional blurred vision he has been suspended Coach John Berios for the south of Middle Tpke. McClean, pastor. 9:30 a.m.. Union Service at First the likeness of a dove. Calvin claims Cincinn 53 54 ,495 13Vz Oakland 42 64 .396 21'z is My voice thou hearesl. In the to 9 except holidays, a free public lending advanced with a two-day score of 141. experiencing in his left eye. rest of the season and fined him $500 8 and 10:30 a m.. Worship Service; 9:15 Congregational Church, Main St. that John the Baptist saw "only a Milano named Houston 51 58 .468 17 Friduy'a Reaiilla Registrants should bring birth certlllcato tumbling waters of the brook, it is I, library is maintained. for gross misconduct" a m., Sunday School. BOLTON CONGREGATIONAL dove" not the Holy Spirit, and adds San Fran 48 61 .440 19‘-z Texas 4-6, Detroit 2-0 and be accompanied by parent or guar CHURCH, Bolton Center Rd Rev J. calling, ever calling..... CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE, 236 SACRED HEART CIU RCH, Rt 30, that it is not an empty vision but an to key post San Diego 47 64 .423 21'/2 Toronto 6, Milwaukee 1 Stanton Conover, minister, Let the voice within thee answer Main St. Rev. Neale McLain, pastor; dian. Vernon. Rev. Ralph Kelley, pastor; Rev. efficient sign of the Holy Spirit. Rev. Donald P. Kauffman, associate. Atlanta 38 69 .355 28'/2 Kansas City 12, Chicago 2 Michael Donohue. 10:30 a m.. Worship Service, the Rev. and voice without. Be at one with the Minnesota 14. Cleveland Mr. Conover preaching. Similarly, Calvin denies that the 9:30 a.m., Sunday School classes for all HARTFORD (UPI) - Gov. Ella T. Friduy’a Kcaulta Saturday Mass at 5 p.m.; Sunday trees, with the waves, with the ages; 10:45 a.m.. Morning Worship, Pirates’ Taveras took punch 10 Grasso Friday appointed Anthony San Diego 11, Chicago 8 Masses at 7:30, 9, 10:30 a m. and noon. GILEAD CONGREGATIONAL flowing brook. Grow upward, as the Risen Christ is actually seated at the CHURCH, Hebron. Rev. Robert right hand of the Father, but accepts message by the Rev. Mr. McLain, Milano of Bridgeport as Secretary of Pittsburgh 12-10, Cincin Boston 1. Oakland 0 BOLTON UNITED METHODIST trees, and seek My face. Dwell deep, Children’s Church and Nursery provided: Heavllin, interim pastor. the metaphorical truth of this state the Office of Policy and Manage nati 1-6 California 5, Baltimore 0 THE BEST POOLS CHI RCH, 1040 Boston Tpke Rev, as the lake, and know My fullness and 8 p.m,, Evening Service, message by the Seattle 5, New York 3 James W. Knorr, pastor 10 a.m.. Worship Service, sermon ment. ment, one of two key departments in Montreal 6. Atlanta 4 topic: "Blood," Nursery provided. quiet. And move ever, always, deter- Rev. Mr. McLain, Nursery provided. Toduy'a Guinea 11 a m . Worship Service, To return to Aquinas for a moment, the state’s forthcoming reorganized before delivering KO blow Philadelphia 8, Los ARE minately onward, as the brook, and he says that when Scripture speaks of government. Angeles 3 Texas (Alexander 11-6) keep the outflow of thy life ever in Taveras received a punch in the face the “arm of the Lord,” it does not Mrs. Grasso had previously in and the Phillims then rapped out five New York 3, San Fran at Detroit (Wilcox 2-0) motion..... NEW YORK (UPI) - from Hoerner while Reds catcher mean a literal arm but rather what dicated that Milano, presently the singles and a double in the inning. cisco 2 Cleveland (Garland 8-12) Come unto Me all ye that labor and Church Notes Pittsburgh’s Frank Taveras Bill Plummer was holding Taveras' 1 the arm represents — namely, active state’s Finance and Control Com Pudri'h I I, Cubs 8 Houston 5, St. Louis 4 at Minnesota (Johnson 2-4 are heavy laden; enter the stream of took a punch in the face Friday arms. After the umpires restored Dave Kingman, who loves to hit in Toronto (Lemanezyk 9-91 mna power. missioner, would head up the new I'oday'a Guinea My life and ye shall find rest, ye shall order on the field, both dugouts were Wrigley Field, drove in seven runs at Milwaukee 'Augustine This subject is discussed in an department when it is established night then delivered a rare San Diego (Jones 4-7) at Religion in America find power, ye shall find overflowing cleared as a precautionary measure, with a pair of homers to lead the 10- 12) excellent book by Roland Frye, The Women’s Prayer and Study Oct. 1. kind of knockout blow to the Chicago (Bonham 9-10) "Immediate Installation" joy...... ■' "Anyone quick enough to steal a Padres One of Kingman's blasts was Boston (Aasc 2-0) at "God, Man, and Satan.” He con Group of South United Methodist Cincinnati Reds. Pittsburgh (Candelaria base with a seven-run lead should be a grand slam and San Diego also got Oakland (Torrealba 3-2) ■Noah cludes the topic "The Method of Ac Church will meet Tuesday at 7:30 11-4) at Cincinnati (Seaver THE The Pirates' shortstop was in solo homers from Dave Winfield and Chicago (Wood 5-4) at We have been experiencing ups and commodation" with these words: p.m. at 1208 Main St. 10-5) FREE SHOP AT HOME SERVItt volved in a brawl with Reds pitcher George Hendrick in dropping the Kansas City (Colborn II- downs in our weather lately, with the "Our concern is with the Christian m Joe Hoerner in the ninth inning of the St, Louis (B, Forsch 13-5 Rediscovering the laity ' National Cubs Into second place in the NL and Underwood 6-6) at 10), N weather bureau’s predictions not system of symbols, which is based Mrs. Everett Johnson of 137 SPEAKS opener — won by the Pirates 12-1 — East. Houston (Lemongello 4-12 Baltimore (R May 12-9) always as accurate as they might be. largely on the analogy of personality. Keeney St., vice-president of the By and ended up getting the worst of it League By DAVID E. AINDERSON people of God. When Christianity lost VnlroH .5, C a rd in a l 4 and Dixon 0-0), 2 at California (Brett 9-8), N Someone once quipped, "The only God, though in His essence beyond New England Lutheran Church Eugene when he was punched in the face by Tel. 742-7308 its underground, outcast status and quick enough to get out of the way of Bob Watson drove in four runs with Montreal (Rogers 11-9) New York (Hunter 6-6) I PI Religion Writer weather forecast that was 100 per human comprehension, is to be dealt Women, will be a delegate to the Brewer the veteran reliever. Hoerner became officially recognized, power a pitch,” said Hoerner. a pair of doubles to pace Houston. at Atlanta (Nikro 10-13), N at Seattle (Abbott 8-7), N Ask any pastor, church bureaucrat cent accurate was when God told with as a person, rather than as an triennial convention of the Lutheran precipitated the fight by hitting and authority became increasingly ”I lost all respect for him J.R. Richard pitched 6 2-3 innings to Suniluy'a Guinea or leader about the role of the laity Noah that it was going to rain ” abstraction or an absolute...... Church Women, official auxiliary of Taveras with a pitch because he felt Los Angeles (Hooton 9-5) concentrated in the hands of the (Hoerner) as a man, " answered gain his 10th triumph. Ted Simmons Texas at Detroit and the answer is certain to be that, 1 like the story about the Church Throughout the Christian Scrip the Lutheran Church in America, Taveras was rubbing it in on the at Philadelphia (Kaat 4-7), clergy, Pirates Manager Chuck Tanner. "1 homered for St. Louis. Toronto at Milwaukee, 2 of course, the lay men and women School teacher who asked a group of tures and the Christian tradition, we which opens Monday in Washington, With the feet one may Reds by trying to steal second with a N m na ”In time,” she said, ’’medieval walk over the oppressed, know it was deliberate and he knows Mela 3, Giunta 2 Cleveland at Minnesota are the key to the whole institutional eight-year-olds how they thought are repeatedly faced with the D.C. 7-0 lead. San Francisco ( alicki 8- church life reduced ordinary lay folk strike out and wound with and he said it was. We can thank Lenny Randle’s two-out double in 9) at New York (Swan 7-6), (Chicago at Kansas City religious structure. Noah spent his time on the ark. One teaching, through symbols and The incident so incensed the Where Quality Begins to second-class status in the church." the hands, wilt the spirit Hoerner for the second game. Before the eighth inning off All-Star reliever N Boston at Oakland Increasingly, however, some peo Jewish girl thought that he studied through history, that God cannot be A service of Holy Communion is Pirates that they dedicated the se Dr. Zikmund said that while the with a malevolent glance the game a couple of guys came in Gary Lavelle drove in the winning Sumluy’a Ganiea Baltimore at California Rout. 44A Cowntry 0623i ple are beginning to think there is a Hebrew; a Catholic youngster dealt with as an abstraction, but only scheduled for Wednesday at 10 a.m. cond game to getting even with Protestant Reformation "sought to of the eye, and frustrate a and said 'we dedicate this second run for the Mets. Two-out singles by San Diego at Chicago, 2 New York at Seattle wider gulf between the rhetoric of an suggested that he might have revised as a person, and as the personal God at St. Mary’s Episcopal Church. Hoerner, and just as if it had been reclaim the ancient power of the would-be friend by turning game to Hoerner.’ I'm more upset Doug Flynn and Joel Youngblood important role for the laity in church the catechism ; a Protestant boy and Father of Jesus Christ. a deaf ear. But none of scripted in a Hollywood ’’B" movie, Pittsburgh at Cincinnati laity,” by emphasizing that all than any of the players, because all preceded Randle’s hit. structures and the reality of a layper remarked that, as he didn’t have any The Praver Group of Emanuel these nor all together are it was Taveras who sparked a 10-6 San Francisco at New Christians respond to a ’’calling” .Advice from of our guys are hurt. 6, Bru\ea 4 son’s actual standing. daily papers to read, he must have Lutheran Church will meet Thursday capable of the harm latent Pittsburgh victory in the nightcap York INSULATE NOW from God, in practice most churches Benjumin Franklin Overshadowed by the Pirates’ two Ellis Valentine and Andre Dawson Indeed, both Roman Catholic and read the Bible over and over again. at 10 a.m. in the church library. within the tongue. with his first major league home run L os Angeles at do not really practice that understan "Write injuries in dust, benefits in victories and the near brawl were singled home runs in the ninth inning Protestant theologians are beginning The teacher had not expected the dis The tongue lies, gossips, — a grand slam. Philadelphia a n d we will give you a ding of vocation. m arble." flatters, curses, dis another pair of homers by Cincin to spark Montreal. Valentine also hit to talk about a ’’theology of the laity” cussion to be so parochial or Taveras' homer, an inside-the-park Montreal at Atlanta “ National denominational courages, rebels, dis nati’s George Foster in the second a two-run h o rh er while Jeff St. Louis at Houston that recognizes the gap between theological. She returned to the shot, came off Doug Capilla and was bureaucracies have increased exten respects. (Read Proverbs) game. Foster now has 38 for the Burroughs and Willie Montanez religious professionals and non everyday: the highlight of a six-run second in American League sively in the last century, and In so doing it assassinates season, putting him eight games homered for Atlanta. FREE professionals and attempts to ad "Don't you suppose Noah did a lot ning which paved the way for the through them the clergy have greater Film to be shown Sunday character, deludes the ahead of Babe Ruth’s 154-game Kuat dress the question of where the of fishing?” sweep. Bill Robinson added a three- Rankin leading and greater influence over the laity,” trusting, dishonors God. record 60-homer pace of 1927 and 11 W L Pet. GB average person in the pew fits in the "He couldn't have done much, " at Calvary Church defeats needed programs, run blast for the Pirates during a she said. games behind Roger Maris’ record SUNNINGDALE, England (UPI) Boston 62 43 .590 — THERMOSTAT scheme of religious structures. responded one by, "with only two breeds anarchy, and four-run sixth inning. At the same time, she said it would "Time to Run,” a film that tells the story of family 162-game 6I-homer pace of 1961. — Veteran Judy Rankin, the first Balt 61 45 .575 l>/z At the recent 11th General Synod ot worms.” shames the innocent. Dave Parker drove in five runs be difficult to return to the Reforma conflicts with a mixture of problems and solutions, will In other NL games, Philadelphia woman pro to top $100,000 in win New York 59 48 . 551 4 Timer Controlled • Efficient • Saves You Money!!! the United Church of Christ, Dr. Bar Of course the power of with a pair of homers and Jerry tion understanding of the laity’s job TIh* prinriple of be shown Sunday at 6:30 p.m. at Calvary Church, 647 E. downed Los Angeles 8-3, San Diego nings, can add to her coffers as she bara Brown Zikmund, assistant the tongue derives from Reuss tossed a four-hitter in the — his or her work outside of the urroiiimutiulion Middle Tpke. whipped ('hicago 11-8, Houston beat brings her one-stroke lead into Broncos triumph professor of church history at the heart of man—"for out opener to spark the Pirates’ victory. 647-9621 4 church — as a response to God’s A mother asked her child. ’’What There is no admission charge for the program, which is of the abundance of the St. Louis 5-4, New York edged San today’s final round of the $100J)00 DENVER (UPI) - Chicago Theological Seminary, The sweep left the Pirates only one calling. are you drawing?" The youngster open to the public, according to the Rev. Kenneth L.^ heart the mouth speaketh" Francisco 3-2 and Montreal topped European LPGA Championship on Veteran quarterback Craig attempted to spell out some of the game behind first place Philadelphia 1- 600- 832-7003 In contemporary society, where replied, "I’m making a picture of Gustafson, pastor of the church. > (Matt. U:34). Atlanta 6-4. the Sunningdale Old Course. Morton's 51-yard trends and counter-trends that have in the National League East. The most people work as latorers or God " The mother explained that no The film is a drama of the conflicts that develop in a “The boneless tongue, I'liillii'K H, lloiliti-rH ,'t The 32-year-old Rankin, who won touchdown pass to Ronnie resulted in a kind of two-level first game nearly ended in a free-for- employes, "It is increasingly dif one knew what God looked like. family between the husband and wife and between father so small and waak. Greg Luzinski's 27th homer, a (wo- $100,000 in 1976, moved nearer to the Perrin sparked a previous Christianity — radically separating Can crush and kill." all in the ninth inning after Hoerner ficult to convince people that their “Well," replied the child, “they will and son. In an attempt to find freedom from the run shot, touched oil a seven-run $15,000 first-place prize here after ly uninspired offense and the role of the clergy and laity, often SUNDAY 6:30 P.M. Declared the Greek plunked Taveras with a pitch and the INSULCORP occupation should be their primary after I finish this picture.” hostilities, the son, Jeff, takes to the road, hoping to dis eighth inning which enabled the posting a third-round 71 Friday for an lifted the Denver Broncos to the detriment of the laity. Aiiniitt 7 Pirate shortstop retaliated by ENEROY CONSERVATION ENGINEERS means for serving God, Most of us We smile at the presumption of this cover some meaning to his confused life. Finally be finds Phillies to tJke over first place in the 11-under-par 211. That nudged her a to a 14-8 victory Friday She notes that original meaning of throwing his bat at the pitcher. Both 506 HILLIARD 8T„ MANCHESTER, CONN.______simply do not believe that all jobs are statement, but on more than one oc himself at a Jesus People gathering with his girlfriend, NL East by one-half game over the stroke ahead of overnight leader Sal night over the Baltimore the word ”laos,” from which laity (isvinraiiiKH CHUKCNOFONST benches emptied and in the melee equally worthy.” and glimpses a newlife-style based on love and understan S4TI ly Little of South Africa. derives, was the people, the whole casion I have heard someone Lydall and Vernon Streets Cubs. Luzinski's homer tied the score (!olts. ding. — .Phone: 64S-MIM PAGE TEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Sat., Aug. 6. 1977 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Sat., Aug. 6, 1977 — PAGE ELEVEN INDEX Halp Wantad 13 Halp Wantad 13 Halp Wantad 13 BuMlnaat Opportunity 14 Homa$ For Sala 23 Homoa For Sala 23 Homaa For Sala N o n c is 23 Homaa For Sala 23 Shutout 1 - - Lo«l and Found HANDY-FIX-IT m an For PROSPEROUS Manchester 2 - - Pofaonia 3 >>* Announcomowta hardware store. Mature per restaurant grossing over A Home With A History 4 >• Entortoinmont Soars Roebuck A Co. son preferred, hours can be 8170,000 111 health forces DAN REALE 5 -- Auctiona ManehMttr Parfcad* flexible. 646-5707. owner of 20 years to sell, 1760 James Goalee Colonial (kimplete figures available. FINANCIAL ®ve Herat& • Hra* forTiant NURSES AIDE 11 p.m. to 7 Mr. Andisio, elfiore Agency \ <«» 8 >- Bonda-Sloclia-Mortgaooa IS 0 - - Poraonal Loana CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING a.m. Two nights per week. 647-1413. aiLLta 10-• inauranco Enjoy working in the self care NOT A EMPLOYMENT PART TIME FALL OPENINGS unit at Manchester Manor WANTED DEALERS to in over A’s 13 - Holp Wantod Approximately 15 houri weekly. Nursing Home. Please call stall sprayed foam insulation HOUSEBUYER 14 - Buamoaa Opponurmwa 649012!) between 9 a.m. to 4 In old and new buildings. 15 - Situation Wantad . 0 0 OAKLAND (UPI) - Veteran PHONE 643-2711 p.m. Tremendous energy saver. EDUCATION STORE DETECTIVE Every home and building D.F. REALE REALTORS Luis Tiant, working against a 18 - Privaio Inatructlona FOR ASSISTANCE IN PLACING YOUR AD Retail experience required. WAITRESS- Evening work. 10 - Schoola'Ctaaaoa owner can use it, and can save I t f ’ & RAIN STREET rookie-dominated lineup, 20 - Inatructlona Wantod Rotating morning evening hours. No Sundays. Apply Davis then up to 50% of their heating restaurant, Caldor Flaza. bills. We train you how to In struck out eight and gave up PEAL ESTATE [MANCHESTER, CT. 8 4 8 ^ 2 8 23 - Homoa for Salo Halp Wantad 13 Halp Wantad 13 stall. No fees of any kind. We only five hits Friday night in 24 _ Lota*Land for Salo □ NOTICES TELEPHONE SOLICITORS SALESMAN-CIothing and fur are Interested only in selling 25 Invoatmoni Proporty Morning and evening positions nishings. Mature man for part l i t VEHICLE MECHANIC - No REAL ESTATE Sales oeople this foam insulation that we pitching the Boston Red Sox to 26 - Butmota Proporty time work at our Vernon manufacture, (^n be applied 27 Roaorl Proporty experience required. Current for Manchester area. Must be 830’s. Large Cape. Newly IMMACULATE, a 1-0 victory over the Oakland 20 ~ Roll EiMM Wontod Lon and Found training openings. Good licensed or In process. Store. Apply in person to Mr. all year round. WRITE: Eight room totally renovated to combine redone in and out. ()uiet side COMPLETELY DISPLAY PERSON Snyder, Regal Mens Shop, 903 A’s. salary, paid training. Elnlist- Generous commission Imperial Coatings It modern convenience and true Colonial charm. street. Close to all con REMODELED Older home. MI8C. SEPVICEt LOST CAT-In Glastonbury, ment requirred. Ages 17-35. schedule. Wolverton Agency Morning & afternoon hours. Main Street, Manchester. C hem icals, 4041 Ridge 31 > Sorvicoa Offarad Three good-riaed bedroomi, 2 full balht, 3 veniences. Act fast. Fully carpeted throughout. 3 The Red Sox' triumph was their 32 - Paintmg-Paparing heading north. Mostly black, Call U.S. Army at 643-9462. Realtors, 649-2813. Avenue, Philadelphia, Penn Lessenger Sells, 646-8713 bedrooms, IW baths, beautiful 33 ~ Buildmg*Contracting white paws and bib. Red PERMANENT PART TIME eighth in a row and boosted their lead 34 - STOCK PERSON sylvania, 19129. Mr. Williams fireplaces, living room, dining room, keeping rec room with bar. Screened Roofing*Siding collar. 633-1674. GENERAL CONTRACTOR office work. 2925 hours at (215) 844-0706. room, den and lovely spacious kitchen, much in porch. All appliances. in the American League East to one 35 - Hoating.piumbing VOICE INTERCEPTOR - No Morning & afternoon hours. SUBURBAN VALUE. Clean 36 - Flooring needs full time experienced 83.00. Some typing, calculator six room Cape with stone Large fenced in yard with game over the Baltimore Orioles. 37 - MISSING since July 26. Skin experience required. Current skills a plus. Ideal for original paneling. Situated on 2 acres in Movmg*Trucking.Storaga carpenter. Reply to P.O. Box Glastonbury with fully reconstructed barn. fireplace, aluminum siding, poof Low 840s. No agents The A's. meanwhile, suffered their 36 —SarvicM Wantad ny long haired neutered black training openings. Good 180, Columbia, Conn. 06237. housewife. 649-8648 weekdays. Situation Wantad 15 Call owner, 647-1925. cat with yellow paws and a salary, paid training. Enlist A skin g $77,900. Call attached garage, tree shaded seventh straioht loss. MlfC. FOP SALE Apply Paraonnal Dapartmtnt yard. Only 830,900. Keith Real The Red Sox scored the gam e’s 40- Houaohold Goods green coluu-. Vicinity of Main ment required. Ages 17-35. SECRETARY- Real EsUte Tuesday 1 to 3 and 0 to 8. Wadnotday 10 to 12 WANTED BY NEW CAR CHILD CARE in licensed Estate. 6494128 6491922. MANCHESTER. Brand new 3 41 - Articlot for Sala It Grove Streets. 643-4799. Call U.S. Army at 6^9462. Appraslal office in DEALERSHIP-Certified home. 7 - 6 daily, three meals, ALLIED Real Estate bedroom homes with 2 or 3 only run in the fifth inning off loser 42 - Building Suppiioa and 1 to 3. Saturdmr 10 to 12. Manchester. Call 646-0882. Equal Opportunity Employer Mechanics. Immediate laundry outings and overtime ANDOVER-Charming four baths, 2 car garage. City Joe Coleman when Carlton Fisk 43 - Pats -Birda* Doga LOST DOG-Oirgi, tan and openings. Must be certified, in '44 - Livoflock POWER GENERATOR services. Manchester. Deb 633-8993 room expandable Cape, 2V9- water, city sewers. Ideal loca doubled, moved to third when left 45 - Boaia A Accaaaorita white male. Missing since EXPERIENCED HELP For various phases of automobile bie, 643-1790. acres with view of Andover tion near 1-84. Priced right 46 - Sporting Goods July 26th, from Gardner, Equipment Operator - No repairs. Good pay. Full fielder Mitchell Page booted the ball 47 - Cardan Products experience required. Current kitchen duties and nightly Lake. 836,900 or make offer. from 858,990. For total Inuir- Spring Street Manchester cleanup. Apply in person at WANTED EXPERIENCED benefits. Send particulars to Lessenger Sells. 646-8713. matlon call Builder: 643-9797 and scored on Rick Miller's one-out 46 - Aniiquaa area. Please call 643-4712, training openings. Good COVENTRY - 40 acre Egg 49 - Wanlad to Buy Fani’s Kitchen, 1015 Main VOLKSWAGEN MECHANIC Mickey’s Motor Sales, P.O. Farm, with three story barn, or 6496555; Eves 643-1357 or single. after 8; 00 p.m. Reward. salary, paid trainning. Enlist Box 418, Rockville, (k)nn. RENTALS ment required. Ages 17-35. Street after 2 p.m. GENERAL OFFICE For regular tune ups. Call Butler-type building. Power 827,900 Reduced. Nicely 649-3731, 52 - Rooms for Ftont Ron, 647-9550. redone five room Cape. Quiet IMPOUNDED-Male, wire Call U.S. Army at 643-9462. CLERK NEEDED National Weather Forecast plant, and other outbuildings, 53 - Apartmanta for Rant REAL ESTATE CAREER- ELECTRICIAN-Experienced. plus Three Lovely Homes. location. Garden area, won't MANCHESTER- Two Family 54 - Homaa for Rant haired crossbreed dog. Tan, Eam 815,000 annually. Must to do light typing and HAIRDRESSER with All benefits. Call 871-0226, Offers invited. B/W Realty, last. Lessenger Sells, 646-8713. Flat, 3 & 4. Aluminum 55 - Buamaaa lor Rant vicinity of Townsend Road, have license, or in process. bookkeeping, phone work, after 6 p.m.. storms, aluminum siding. 2 56 - Ratort Proparty for Rant Andover. Call 742-7305. managers license. Call 529 647-1419. ( v rm 1)^ \K 57 - Wanlad lo Rant Part timers considered. filing and billing. 3149, evenings, 5694971. 823,909Five room Aluminum car garage. Deep lot. Plus Seattle 58 - Mitc for Rant Ralph Pasek, Realtor 289- Experience helpful but will BUSINESS ZONE - Near busy sided Ranch. Two car garage, many extras. Excellent condi AUTOMOTIVE RN’s - LPN’s 7475. train. DENTAL Receptionist - intersection. Large seven Mi-acre pius, private beach tion. Priced to sell, low 840s. 61 - Aulot for Sala Paul J, CorrentI, Real Estate, Nooded for staff ralltf In Secretary. East Hartford. room home, large lot. 855,(XX), rights. Lessenger Selis, 646- 62 - Truck! for Sal# □ EMPLOYMENT RN for office nursing position. Willing to train. Must be per Hutchins Agency, 6493166. 8713. 643-5363. 63 - Haavy Equipmant for Sala a re a eonvalascanl Raply Box U Dyak and Pelletier 64 - Send resume to Box V, c/o sonable. Able to work in defeats Moiorcyclaa-Bicyclaa homes. YOUR choica of Tha Manchastar 65 - Campara*Trailara*Mobila Manchester Herald. dependently. Typing essen UMtFMMnKQ^ M COLONIAL-Seven rooms, set MANCHESTER-I have a quiet Homes Halp Wantad 13 location, shift, and days. Evening Harald tial. Send resume to Box SS, CARRIERS far back on large wooded lot. residentall neighborhood lot. 66 - Automotive Service MANCHESTER Will build to suit on my lot or 67 - Autos for Rant-Laaaa Full or part lima. Call 643- SALES Representative for c/o Manchester Herald. Immediate occupancy, 841,500 top duckpinners SALES POSITION - Straight 9818. motor frei^ t carrier in Hart or offer. Lessenger Sells 646- yours. 646-4344. Yanks commissions, leads furnished ford area. Move ahead with a COOKS AND Dishwashers - NEEDED & VICINITY 8713. to homeowners. Call 242-5402. Manchosttr — Ranch. Six FOR SALE BY OWNER. Two AD & ASSISTIUKE service-minded organization. Part time nights. Apply at for SEATTLE (UPI) — Dan Meyer Salary, fringe benefits in DENTAL-SURGICAL Assis Tacorral, Broad Street, lovm namATvtts i rooms, 1V5 baths, full base BEAUTIFUL THREE plus acres, two bedroom Manchester duckpin bowlers - Cathy Dyak and George Pelletier ■ have drove home two runs with a pair of 0FN(HlTHEAS1EiMCT.,INC. tant. Wanted for oral sur -r n Ranch, small barn, no agents EAST HARTFORD 3S7 Em I Ctntor SL cluding pension, group in Manchester. Manchester and ment, 90x165 treed lot. BEDROOM- Rec room, retained their positions as the No t high average bowlers in the Women s geon’s Vernon office. Full please. 875-6586. singles and the Seattle Mariners PUBLIC SCHOOLS ManchMtDr, C t surance, car. Send resume to -W-. Good location. 842,900. fireplace living room Con Hartford Despatch, Attention time, experience preferred. East Hartford areas dominium. Many extras. To and Men's Division of the Connecticut Bowling Operators' Association. scored twice more on wild pitches Send replies to Box R c/o WAITRESS - Part time i ^ i em [.‘ .‘.iasat Dyak. who is also the No. 1 ranking woman bowler in the United States, W. Crowley, Ekix 8271, East nights. Apply at Tacorral, to dtllvor tho Varnon — Ranch. Six see today, call 643-1977. Friday night to defeat the New York TEACHERS Hartford, Connecticut, 06106 Manchester Herald. Broad Street, Manchester. Manchmtor Evoning rooms, patio, garage, new Mancheiltr Just Llated averaged 137.410 for 435 sanctioned games. Yankees, 5-3. INVITATION E 2 3 - — ' ' - i t EARN EXTRA Money Part E.O.E. Horald U N IM Am V M tn rOTOCAOV • pool and equipment, 90x175 MAJESTIC FOUR Bedroom LARGE DUPLEX Pelletier, the No. 2 ranking bowler in the USA, compiled a brilliant Meyer singled home a run during a Part Time Sales WELDERS • Certified Air Colonial. Immaculate in and time, working from our plea craft type. Class A. First and DENTAL ASSISTANT - East treed lot. Plenty of mature 6 rooini each side plus pantry and 144,181 average for 422 games, nearly four pins higher I ban his nearest two-run third inning and singled in TO BID RECEPTIONIST - SecreUry, Hartford. Orthodontic office. Call out. Two car attached garage. We ere • well street beeed Invest sant office. Hourly rate, plus second shift. Full and part For period ending 7 a m., Sunday, Aug. 7. Saturday night trees and shrubs. 841,900. porches. Living room, dining rival, another during a two-run fifth inning commission. No experience 8140. Sales office seeking Experienced preferred. 6 4 7 -9 9 4 6 will find passible thundershowers in the upper and central Priceless view. Only 848,TO. room, kitchen. 3 bedrooms, divided BID P417 ment firm looking to add to our bright individual for varied ol- time. Apply J. T. Slocomb (k)., Excellent opportunity for Covantry — Colonial. Lessenger Sells, 646^13. Michele Irish and Delina Rock, two other women howlers Irom as the Mariners tagged Ed Figueroa Planer, Band Saw, pert time seise force. If qualified necessary. Will train, (jail us 68 Matson Hill Road, South Plains, the east Gulf area and most of the Atlantic coast basement and nttlr, 2 car garage. fice functions. Pleasant per- mature, personable in Five rooms, country Heauliful. spacious lot Call Arthur Manchester, ranked ninth and 20th respectively during the recently com Lathe & you wilt pertidpete In a formal at 569-4990. Glastonbury, Ct. states. Elsewhere, clear and warm weather should prevail. with a loss and dropped the Yankees training program that will enable sonality. Excellent typing and dividual. Full time. Call kitchen, fireplace, 75x135 MANCHESTER. Executive or Suzanne Shorts. 848-3233 pleted 1976-77 season with 129.010 and 125.031 averages. Miscellaneous Minimum readings include: (approximate maximum Condominiums...deep in the 3'2 games behind first place Boston you to start seliing after Labor PHONE FROM home to ser light steno needed. Small SALESMAN - Appliance-TV. between 9 - 12, and 1 - 5, 569- treed lot. 825,900. J. WATSON BEACH CO. A bowler must have competed in at least 275 sanctioned league games in the American League East. Industrial Arts Day. tf Interested call Monday and vice our customers in the friendly office. Excellent 2461. temperatures in parenthesis) AUanta 70 (85), Boston 68 (811. woods of Manchester. Priced Tuesday. 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. 289- benefits. Fee paid. Olsten Ser Retail. Must have experience, at just 842,TO which includes ManohMttr Offtet 847-I138 or events for men and 200 for women. Seattle took a 1-0 lad in the second Equipment Manchester area. Flexible (jail Bernie’s, 242-5517. Chicago 69 ( 86), Cleveland 67 (81), Dallas 76 (97), Denver 58 F.j. SniECN EqusI Houring Opportunitf Information may be obtained 1728. vices, 242 Trumbull St., Hart THERE’S A World waiting for I aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa^1 (84), Duluth 53 ( 72), Houston 73 ( 90l, Jacksonville 72 ( 92), private swimming pool, ten inning when Ruppert Jones doubled hours, super earnings. 249 from Alan Desmarais, 7773. ford, 5495561. you...as an Avon Represen Kansas City 69 ( 87), Little Rock 73 (93), Los Angeles 64 ( 771, INC. RULTORS nis, carpeting and Individual and scored all the way from first CARPENTERS-Experienced controlled heating and air con Purchasing Agent East Hart in construction field, tative, You meet new praple Miami 78 (87), Minneapolis 60 ( 80). New Orleans 74 ( 90). base on a wild pitch by Figueroa. The and have excellent earnings. 643-2121 ditioning. Just a few remain ford School Department, 110 knowledge of various types of New York 71 (84), Phoenix 81 (103), San Francisco 55 I72(, ERDONI ROAD, Mariners added two runs in the third Better than sitting at home? at this low price. Call today. Long Hill Drive, East Hart PRIOR SERVICEMEN - The home siding helpful to open & Call 523-9401. Bualnaaa Opportunity 14 Seattle 56 ( 72), St. Louis 70 ( 88), Washington 74 (89). Builder 646-8727, 646-6559 COLUMBIA- Well built, 1961 inning on successive singles by Julio ford, CT 06108 until bid Air Force recently announced close homes for insulating FOR SALE - Home In Maine. Evenings 649-1294. seven room Colonial, with 2 Cruz, Dave Collins and Meyer plus a opening on August IS, 1977 at new openings for individuals contractor. Steady work. SMALL ENGINE Service In the country, 44’ x 26’ Ranch baths, fireplace, garage, 28x30 RN'S - LPN’t Group insurance. Good double play and Seattle scored twice 2:00 p.m. with prior military service. If 3 p.m. to 11 p.m. Shift Corporation expanding dealer with three n^rooms and a 1967 barn with loft. 6 acres, yo'ou nave been out for less 11 p.m. to 7 a.m. Shift wages. Call Mr. Bernard network. No experience three acre lot. Garage In base blfered by the 380’ frontage. great area. more in the fifth on singles by the The East Hartford Public Loder, 6495368. necessary. Complete training Broker-owner 22 1-3080. tbilan 5 years and are looking Part time or full time. JOBS ARE HERE Homaa For Sala 23 Homaa For Sala 23 ment. 838,000. Can 207-749 same trio plus Dick Tidrow’s wild Schools is an Equal Oppor for “A Great Way of Life’ , They are temporary program. 8600. investment 5155 or 207-4299830 tor more pitch. tunity Employer. contact the Air Force im Pleasant working conditions, PART TIM E aselgnmente in your area, doing required to start your own information. N.H. SKI, snowmobile, lake JANITOR/CLEANERS tha jobs you do beat. Clarks, PHILBRICK Reggie Jackson hit his 19th homer 009- 8 mediately. Call 646-7440. ^n ef^ts. Sacratarlaa, Typlata. Keypunch business. Ideal for retired or privileges, therapeutic chalet, Needed. Eary morning, 6 to 9 part time. Details on request. SIX ROOM Cape with Indoor heated pool, sauna, — and 300th lifetime — with Chris Oparatora, and all office ikilia are STEADY WORK - Reliable, a.m., 6 day week. Few needed Immedlataty. Mr. Barker. ESCAA Field Dormer. Living and dining AGENCY whirlpool, 8100,0u0 to replace, Chambliss aboard with a double in EAST HARTFORD hard worker, who wants VERNOlTiiflANOR evening openings, 6:30 to 9 Training Division Box 619„ room, kitchen, newly now 865,000-eaiy mortgage. the fourth for the Yankees to close :30. Must have own transpor- SKCUL KixuniK Wading River, New York. renovated, three bedroomi, OLD, 9Dedrooms, excellent PUBUC SCHOOLS steady employment, good in NMUCHESra (gOLTON CENTER - the gap to 3-2. A walk to Dell Alston come. Call 528-6702 between 9 87 1-03 88 Ution. Call 6495334 11792. fireplace, full basement, gar condition, 50 acres, brook, Wednaaday. August 10th, 9 age, v e ^ clean, 839,900. Colonial with specUcuIar fields, big barn, view, 895,000. and singles by Bucky Dent and 2 only. -f >; a.m. to 1 p.m., Mancheatar view. Eight rooms, 2 baths, CARPENTER-Experlenced YWCA. 78 North Main Street. SERVICE BUSINESS earn Charles Ponticelli and Son, Bank takeover lot, 85,0()9Iake, Mickey Rivers produced the INVITATION NOW accepting applications and capable of handling men. Long and short term temporary 8800 per week. Minumum 6491540, 646-0800. 3 fireplaces, 2-car garage, boat and beach privileges, IW Yankees' final run in the seventh. (or full time employment. Knowledge of all types of aaaignmenta and high hourly down paayment. Call 233-0205. in beautifully landscaped hours from Boston,iton, 8300 down. TO BID Call 528-3869 between 9 and 2 home sialng helpful. Steady rates. Never a lee. MANCHESTER - Immaculate fevel lot. 859,900. 875 monthly. Call 603-522-3636: six room Ranch. Three 603-522-3736. #419 only. work. Company benefits KELLY GIRL HOUSEWIVES: Turn your MACMNE SHOP HAS OPEMNG available to qualified can 100 CoheIHutton Plate bedrooms, fireplace, central Instructional spare time into 88. Good posi EAST CENTER STREET didate. Call Mr. Bernard 249-6585 tiontion in growing cosmetic in air conditioning, aluminum COVENTRY-Waterfront Sewing Machines Lozier, 6495368. An Equal Opportunity Employer siding, beautiful landscaped, Office Building - 1st floor enjoyment with this three M/F______dustry.dustry Set your own hours, 8i Equipment for a compression mold earn commission. We need A real Show piece. 840’s. used by Dentist, waiting bedroom, year round home Tanana Information may be obtained you. Call 5693325, Hayes Corp. 646-0131. room, receptionist room, 3 that features floor to ceiling from Alan Desmarais, repairman with experience. private offices It lab. Plus fieidstone fireplace, cathedral Purchasing Agent East Hart apt. on 2nd. floor with good ceilings, sunporch, 2-car gar age and priced only In the ford School Department, 110 RNs LPNs 23 Homaa For Sala 23 •k i r Income. 846,500. Good wages, fringe benefits. Homaa For Sala 840’s, B/W Really, Inc., 647- Long Hill Drive, East Hart Opening available. FOUR YEAR OLD, seven 1419. defeats ford, CT 06108 until bid Full time 3 to 11. room Colonial. Three SALT BOX Circa 1720, opening on August 17. 1977 at Part lime 7 to 3, OPEN HOUSE bedrooms, 2V9 baths, beautifully restored on M Reply Box T Euult 6. Anbputr. (fpnntrtUut SOUTH WINDSOR-THREE 2:00 p.m. carpeting throughout, 16 x 32 choice acres, including 32- BEDROOM Raised Ranch. Sunday, August 7th 1-4 p.m. Inground pool, fireplace, at The East Hartford Public acre apple orchard, large Formal dining room, rustic c/o Manchester Herald Please apply in person- a.1 JireBibe Sealtn 3nc. 128 Shepard Drive, Forest Hills, tached garage, family room, bam and itocked pond. rec room with wet bar, IVi Orioles Schools is an Equal Oppor _____ RROuri• O u r i I wash area with laundry shoot. baths, central air, large deck tunity Employer. M7-S144 Many more extras. Asking ANAHEIM (UPI) - Southpaw HOaVUE MEMORUL 742-1144 WH.UMANTIC M anchester CONDOMINIUM TOWN- and pool. 849,500. By owner. - sta-im 851,900. Call 643-9262 for ap Frank Tanana pitched a three-hitter 010 8 NURSINHOIK (Directions: Take Parker to Scott to Kennedy. Left on HOUSE, 7 roomi, modem 644-20U. ( 4 tflpilipit CiBtipg (#(rulcta tp atrut gou btttnr. pointment, after 5. 94 Hem kitchen, 3 bedrooma, 2W to register his first victory since July 22 SOUTH STREET Hamilton, left on Grissom, right on Shepard Dr.) Street. ROCKVILLE, CONN. baths, family room. Wall MANCHESTER-Seldom 3 and Bobby Bonds cracked a two-run Panoramic view from large rear deck. Four to wall throughout. Im- available 8 room custom homer Friday night to key a four-run EAST HARTFORD DEALERS bedrooms, applianced kitchen, floor to ceiling Ranch. Four bedrooms stone PUBLIC SCHOOLS ★ ★ macuIaU condition. 837,- third inning that paced the California MANCHESTER >30,900 fireplaced living room. A quality home built by 800. fireplaced family room, 2Vi Gracious and spacious 6 room Cape. Formal dining room baths, 2-car attached garage. Angels to a 5-0 victory over the ATTRACTIVE POSITIONS-In U&R builders. 847,900 - ON HILLTOP Drive - with built-in china cabinet, brand-new kitchen, 3 In the choice Manchester CAPE - 6 rooms, living Call Suzanne or Arthur Shorts. Baltimore Orioles. FOR WANTED Manchester, Vernon and sur bedrooms, 1V4 baths, enclosed front porch, garage. Priced To Sell at $71,900 6493233. J. Watson Beach Co.. INVITATION rounding areas. For wide Green area. Owners hate to room, dining room, 3 Improving his record to 13-7 and Private and landscaped grounds. leave this seven room Colonial bedroomi, new kitchen Manchester Office, 647-9139. lowering his ERA to 2.06, Tanana SCHOOL BUSES awake person of neat Ejqual Housing Opportunity. TO BID appearance, and good CENTURY 21 Showcase Realty with 1 1/2 baths, new cabinets and counters, full notched his seventh shutout of the carpeting, fireplace, etc., #418 Training starts now for MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD character. Steady work-no 647-1425 528-9416 basement, treed yard. 833,- NORTH COVENTRY-4 season — tops in the American layoffs. Life Insurance- TOLLAND >03,900 loaded with extras. Start 900.00 Office, Art Room quallflad psopts to loam Unusual Log Home. 20x24 Living room with fireplace, for packing and call T.J bedrooms, living room, dining League — in his sixth start since get Medical Insurance-Pension- & Miscellaneous to drivs school bus part- mal dining room, 3 bedrooms, laundry room, baths, Crockett, Realtors, 643-1577. COLONIAL - Near area, kitchen, built-ins. (,i:(»ii<,i; l•l•;u.l:l li lt ting his 12th victory against Oakland. Incentive Bonus. Aggressive Cathederal ceilings, 2 baths. School Furniture tlmo In Manchsstar or management program in I garage with workshop and half bath. Woods, pond. 3 MANCHESTER - Ranch. High School. 7 rooms, 4 He struck out seven and walked one. Information may be obtained Good job for extra income. MANCHESTER-By owner. Full cellar and garage, Vsrnon In Ssptsmbor. effect, Mmlng opportunity of acres. □ EDUCATION Three bedrooms, 1 1/2 baths, bedrooms, IW baths, large greenhouse, and potting shed from Alan Desmarais, 8275 per week to start. Phone small down payment. Good In Six room aluminum sided P/easa contact Cape on heavily treed corner eat-ln kitchen, formal attached to house. Ap Purchasing Agent East Hart 872-4S15, between 9 a.nl. and 2 terest rate. Owner will dining room, fireplace, 2- proximately 4W secluded p.m.. An Equal Opportunity TOLLAND •42,900 Privata Inatructlona 18 assume mortgage. 25 years lot in desirable Bowers School ford School Department, 110 Owner transferred and anxious! Ultra-modem Ranch area. Wall-to-wall carpeting, car garage. 839,500. acres. 1100 feet bordering Long Hill Drive, East Hart Mhiimuffl Requirements Employer, payment. Call anytime, 649- river boundry of land. Small with sunken living room, formal dining room, kitchen REMEDIAL READING and fireplace, dishwasher, garage ford, CT 06108 until bid and garden area. City utilities orchard, barn, and pen. 8 1. 5 years good driving George Doherty SEVERAL PART TIME third with breakfast center, 3 bedrooms, rec with kitchen, 2 math; individualized work CONTEMPORARY opening on August 16, 1977 at and very low heating costa. RANCH - With 12 ro(mi. years old. 862.900. Call 742- Mayberry hits ‘cycle,’ experience. In parson shift positions available. App fireplaces. baths, 2-car garage. Professionally program, (lst-8th grade) by 7534. 2:00 p.m. ly Bess Eaton Donuts, 150 landscaped. Convenient to 1-86. A ste r's degree teacher. 569 Low 840's. No agents. Call M7- in executive neighborhood, 2. No criminal rerofd. VOLPI ROAD, BOLTON - The East Hartford Public (/enter Street, Manchester. 8075. Country living In this large with adjoining Inlaw apart MANCHESTER-Super special Schools is an Equal Oppor 3. Good physical condition. HOLLAND >94,000 Colonial with a beautiful view. 847,900 - TWO Family flat on ment. Main house has one floor living with this crazy tunity Employer. 4. Proper attitude. TEA CHER WHO IS Family room, patio, first floor Mnton Street. An unusual but large sunken living room, clean and spiffy Ranch CERTIFIED in Spanish and Unique and maintenance-free. Contemporary Hexagon Royals reduce lead 011-8 5. Gean Appearance. laundry, four good sized desirable home. Where can formal dining room located on delightful tree- Style constructed of carefree redwood. Enormous □ REAL ESTATE English for the (Coventry High bedrooms. Buy now and pick you find a two family with baths, 4 bedroomi, master lined street. Home offered at 6. Be available for work School. Call Dr. Donald J. llving/dining room combination, conversation pit with your own paint and carpet TWO fireplaces, TWO bedroom with dressing 867,500. B/W Realty. Inc . 647- during the entire lieralb Nlcolettt, at 742-8913. An I floor-to-ceillng fireplace, 3 bedrooms, 2 dressing rooms, NEW YORK (UPI) - With for his 17th homer to lead off a Ihree- defeated New York 5-3. Homaa For Sala 23 colors. Call Peterman Agen Franklin stoves, TWO car gar area, family room, large 1419. NOTICE school year. Equal opportunity Employer. 2 baths, carpeting, central vac, garage. (Quality features cy, 6499404, or 644-8659. run third, tripled in the fourth and Itiiiigers l-(). Tigers 2-0 age, TWO relatively new gas game room with pool Ubie, everything that happened and workmanship. Access to home and 4-1- acres via 830,900. SIX Room Cape. heating systems, TWO not Friday night at Royals doubled in the eighth. He also Nelson Briles celebrated his 34th TOWN OF MANCHESTER HALF TIME CAREER private road. The ultimate In modern living and con Heatolator fireplace, enclosed water heaters? One unit va flui extra building lot. POSmON VACANCY GUIDANCE SPECIALIST for 24 Stadium it was easy to grounded out in the sixth. birthday with a six-hitter in pitching venience. >rch, large lot. (lood buy. cant. Good income producer. Lota-Land lor Sala Amos Otis and Darrell Porter also the Texas Rangers to a 6-0 after Kurt SECRETARY Coventry Public SchooI-2W utchlns Agency 646-3166. VOLPI ROAD, BOLTON ■ T.J. Crockett, Realtors, 649 LAKEWOOD CIRCLE overlook John Mayberry. But 19,895 - 110,741 AM and/or PM Routes days per week. Must be cer e How about this lovely Dutch 1577. AREA - Immaculate BUILDING LOT For Sale - homered during the Royals’ second- Bevacqua singled home Ed tified as a guidance counselor. This is highly responsible and Ploaso call John Thrall at SOUTH WINDSOR - Nine Colonial? Four bedrooms, room Cape, country Henry Street. Near schools. John Mayberry did the most inning outburst against starter Chris Kirkpatrick, who reached on Will consider candidate who large fireplaced family room, No brokers. Call 6494628. skilled secretarial and ad TOOL AND •37,500 room Custom Ranch. Two 832,900 • VACANT Cape - Cen kitchen, fireplaced living unusual thing of all. shortstop Chuck Scrivener’s 643-2414 has internship to do. Call Dr. VERNON baths, cast iron baseboard placed on the countryside on a trally located. Six rooms, ministrative work involving Donald Nlcolettl, at 742-8913. large lot. Nearing completion. room, 4 bedrooma, rec ERDONI ROAD, Columbia. In a game which included two near throwing error in the 11th inning. The any weekday morning heat, central air conditioning, aluminum siding, rear porch. the supervision and coordina boloro 9KK) for an infor- Ek)ual Opportunity Employer. 3 1/2 garages, 854,900. Hayes Can Peterman Agency, 649- room, large treed lot. 8W,- 150 feet X 270 feet surveyed brawls, five home runs and standing American League Rangers have won seven of their last tion of the work of a depart Trades locally considered. vlow. Corp. 64^31. 9404 or 644-8659. T.J. Crockett, Realtors, 643- 900. lot. Perc lest accepted by eight games and 13 of their last 15 to ment. DIE MAKERS AUTO BODY MAN ovations a la White Sox fans, 1577, town. Partially cleared. Nice Mayberry, playing with a sore back, Knapp, 9-6. George B rett's 11th close within three games of first- experienced painter, good 2-FAMILY DUPLEX, 5 & area. Owner-Broker. 228-3080. Applicant must have at least stroked a single, double, triple and homer of the year was the only hit in place Chicago in the AL West. startingng rate,r 40 hours a week, •81,900 839,900 - NEW ON the market 5, living room, dining six (6) years of Increasingly First class only. goodlood fnnge benefits. Call 689 M an ch etter room, kitchen, 2 bedroomi HILLSBORO, N.H. Six scenic homer to guide the Kansas City a three-run seventh which featured Rliii- jays 6, Brewers I - Lovely six room Colonial responsible office work and m 3 New roof, new gutters, wooded acres 85.600. No two Chicago errors. Dennis Leonard Doug Rader’s two-run double with 1 1/2 baths, plus finished Royals to a 12-2 victory over Chicago. office management including Invitation All around machinists rec room (knotty pine). Ideal new aluminum storms and money down required. 100% The victory moved the third-place went the distance for his 12th com highlighted a four-run sixth. Rader the ability to take stenography CHILD CARE-Mature, home for growing family. T.J. icreena. Good Income owner llnancing. Seasonal Royals to within 3W games of the plete game and second victory in six also tripled and scored on a sacrifice at a rate of 90 words per To Bid reliable individual to care (or Crockett, Realtors, 643-1577, 842,900. access on well graded gravel days against Chicago. fly by Otto Velez in the eighth. minute or in lieu thereof the Cintimatic NC operator seven year old after school, road. 1-603-889-^. first-place Chicago White Sox in the The Manchester Board of housekeeping desirable, Apple American League West. The Royals received a standing Rookie Jeff Byrd picked up second experience requirement may Education seeks bids for DISTINCTIVE U & R Swiss Wl NIIO LtSTINOt NOWI Hill area, Glastonbury, Chalet. Located high on a hill. It was the first time in Mayberry’s ovation when they came on the field victory in six decisions with relief be partially met by college or Fuel Oil (or the 1977-1978 with experianca transporatiw preferred. 633- THtNKINO or SU.UNO YOU)) business school couses which ’Ihii four bedroom, 3 bath fMriitm CAU TOOAvi Haaort Property 27 seven-year major league career he while each Kansas City player who help from Pete Vuckovich and Tom school year. Sealed 0032 after 6. chalet offers unique modem homered got the same honor and Murphy. may be substituted on the proposals will be received hit for the "cycle." Fred Patek, who basis of one year of training living. Ample closet space. 2 unUI 11:00 A.M., August 17, Top wages Fringe beneHte ACCURATE TYPIST -With car garage, 2 fireplaces, large VERMONT did it in 1971, is the only other returned to the field to acknowledge Twills I I, Iniliuns III (or one year of experience. clerical skills, for various member of the Royals to accomplish the cheering. The Royals had Mike Cubbage’s grand slam home 19n, at which time they lot. Mid 870’s. Keith Real PHILBRICK Lakefront Cottage Good working conditlone duties, needed for receiving EsUte. 6494126, 6491922 the feat. criticized White Sox' fans last week run highlighted an 11-run fourth in Applications are available at will be publicly opened. and shipping department. Imnruculate 5 room Ranch with spacious living room, 812,800 the Personnel Office, 41 Specifications and bid The remarkable part was that lor the same practice. ning which rallied the Twins within Interviewing 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.. country kitchen, 3 bedrooms, full basement, paved drive, SIX ROOM RANCH with new Two iodroom Cotlogo on Center Street, Manchester, forms may be secured at Dynamic Metal Products Ck>., AGENCY Mayberry played with an aching Elsewhere in the AL, Texas swept 1'^ games of first-place Chicago. Paragon Tool Co. beautifully landscaped lot. kitchen and ceramic tiled boaulllul Liho Ounmor. Connecticut. The doting date the Business Office, 45 N. Inc., 422 North Main Street, Immacniiate 7-room Colonial Cape. 2-car garage, Comploloty furniahod. tmoll back, which forced the first-baseman Detroit 4-2 in 11 innings and 6-4). Minnesota trailed 7-1 before Glenn Manchester. 6494048. bath. Firpelaced living room, (or submitting applications is School Street, Manchester, 121 ADAM8 8TREET large rec room, plus fourth Realtors down poymonl. CoN SO. VT. Toronto downed Milwaukee 6-1, Adams led off the big inning with his new family room, many extras. ()ulet dead-end LAND CO. Ino. to make his second straight August 17, 1917. Connecticut. Raynnond E. America's No. 1 Heal Estate Iroom. Two car attached Minnesota tupped Cleveland 14-10, MANCHE8TER. CT. EXPERIENCED JOHN street. •02-aM-f3f8, appearance as a designated hitter. third homer. The TWins scored six An Equal Opportunity Demers, Business Uarhetlng Network rage. Large' irg( treed lot. Only Boston edged Oakland 1-0, California more runs before CUbbage delivered Manager. DEERE DOZER AND 6 4 M 2 0 0 wookdoyo ond ovot. Mayberry singled during the Bn^loyer. 647-M38 backhoe operator. Call 742- BY OWNER 646-7436 0. Keith Real EsUte 849 M2')S2*88f2 woohooda Royals' five-run second, connected blanked Baltimore 5-0 and Seattle his blast. 001-8 •180. 4126, 6491922. PAGE TWELVE - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Sat., Aug, 6, 1977 ACROSS DOWN Anawor to Privioue Pusla MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Sat.. Aug. 6, 1977 - PAGE THIRTEEN fHI I IPISI Doo»-Blrd*-PM$ 43 4p»rlHmit$ For Root 53 rniehs for Solo 12 1 Food 1 Long fiah □ n o □ AUTOMOTIVE 5 Evtty 2 Sta in Central □□□El ■□DCS DOG-CAT BOARDING NEWLY RESTORED AND in 9 Thon in □EIOnlQElCZi J Charles M. Schultz M ANCHESTER - Main Aaia 1AIN1N|b K□ □ BC U FRAHK M i ERHIE'S CALCULATORS batbin^grooming. Obedience Street. 2/3 room Apartments, excellent condition, 1961 office 3 Prong protection clauei. Complete Autoo For Solo 51 12 DoValori’i n ATtr □ □ □u_ □ Heated, hot water, Chevy W ton stepside pickup. 4 Expraat acorn |L T E R modern facilities. Canine Dear Abby land « □ □ □ m m appliances, parking, no pets. $1395. 6460685 after 5 p.m. 5 Written com U T M T H I 5 IS 1965 RAMBLER Station 13 Vattal 5. □ □ n Holiday Inne, 200 Sbeldon Security. 52i7047. [■ T u □ □ □ □ Wagon - Running condition. 14 Canal tyatam munication Road, Manchester. For reser It E 1 A 7 3 0 □ $150 or best offer. Call after 6, By Abigail Van Buren In northarn 6 Eighth month Aowesr-pRicep vations please call 6M-S071. 118 MAIN STREET - Three (abbr.) 1H □ □ □ A ctuallv, A l l i s NOT 643-6538. Moloreyeloo-Bleyeloo 54 Michigan IQ w T A IM NOT A WATCHDOG! room heated apartment, fur 7 Sing like Bing □ □ □ TWO Chihuahua puppies for 15 Countiy by lU A w □ □ □ □ U)ELL!U)HATAMID0IN6 8e<»fMMeR'5 nish own appliances, parklike 8 Championa WHATAMI D0IN6H£I?E? sale. $40 each. Calf 643-2813 1966 FORD Mustang Converti TRIUMPH 1976 Bonneville way lA C E □ □ □ □ OUT HERE AT ONE yard, secunty. $220. Available ble - Needs tune up. $550. Call 750, 8000 miles, oil cooler and DEAR READERS; Last weekend I published 10 tips for 18 Opara princt 9 Phraio of un- E WHAT happened To THE ^ALCUi^/nOfi anytime. 1 □ □ n n August 1st. ^2426, 9-5. 643-4026, after 5:00 p.m. rack. $1,750. 2864042. wives who want a successful marriage. Here are 10 for 17 Anda (Fr.) daratandlng (2 O'aOCK INTHEM0RNIN6? REALU)ATCHD06?WHAT wda.) 31 Normandy AKC MALE POODLE husbands: 18 Engliah manu 4 9 ____ Con- MANCHESTER - Newly NEED CAR? Credit bad? facturing city 10 Nagativoa invasion day tendara plaa 16 THE PURPOSE OF LIFE? PUPPIES-$75. Call 7 4 2 ^ . 32 Ona (Gar.) renovated two bedroom Bankrupt? Repossessed? 1. Don't ever forget her birthday, anniversary, 20 Saapa out 11 Mayday aignal 61 Defray Duplex apartment within Honest Douglas accepts ★ ★ 22 Go bad 19 LIfttht hat 34 Raquirat 52 Twiitto ona B l GOLDEN RETRIEVERS- Christmas or Valentine's Day. 38 Daipiaes Thavc^ «•* walking distance to down- lowest down, smallest HARLEY DAVIDSON, 1973 23 Recant (prtflx) 21 Roara by. aide AKC registered. Bom 6/22, town. With varnished floors FX-1200 • Built by factory 2. Don't keep talking about the beautiful young chicks 24 Incorporatad 24 Glazta 39 Church part 53 Written Sire H i^ Farm, Hat trick.' payments. Douglas Motors, at work. and new modem kitchen and M5 Main. ' engineer. Branch heads, (abbr.j 25 Ibaan 41 Staggared tvidanca of a CaU 644-8680 after 6:30 p.m. bath. $240 includes heat, hot Barnett clutch, aluminum 3. Don't pick up something to read when she's trying to 27 Sunahina character 45 Alpina debt V water, stove, refrigerator. WE PAY $15 for complete rocker rollers, MikunI car talk to you. auta (abbr.j 28 Cradle country 55 M ao____ Lhootoek 44 4. Don't ever bring a friend home for dinner without 29 Mataorologi- 28 Common 47 Obeys Tung ...'/OU W ILL NBVS2 LAOC Call 646-0090. junk cars. Call Joey, Tolland buretor, balanced blue printed Mickey Finn — Morris Weiss asking her first. cal davica ancaator 46 JapanaM 57 Compatf R3R aCHARbiNICN«HIP Auto Body, 5261990. motor and transmission. 646 IFVC U W ERE PONY WITH SADDLE AND 7732. 5. Don't use her car and return it with an empty gas 33 Fattanadja 30 Mlaaila issh (pi.) point 0 O R N C N ON')OUR JOURNE)' Bridle. Rides and drives. cattia (comp, 1 2 4 Quiet, good with kids. Energy 1964 Studebaker Cruiser - 4 tank. wd.) 3 1 6 7 1 6 10 11 THIdDAJE... TTHPOUgn U FE .' door sedan. V-8 engine, 6 new 6. If you know you're going to be late getting home, DID HE I o5 inlrMiNi7 s O ~ T ^ conserving Mckage tor only ★ ★ 35 Skirt 12 13 14 MESS JUST WAMT TO CHECK tires including snows. One CALL.and tell her. 36 City in HIMSELF OUT A STORV WI-TH f JOHNNY $149. Call Harry Stickles at — IF YA'LL JU S T LAY family owner - good condition. Panniyivania U P ? A HIM-THAT'S a l l ; Suburban Motors, 649-2076. HONDA - CB 200T - 1975, 7.. Don’t try to make her jealous. 11 16 17 SOME BPEADONME' Call 1-9761349. excellent condition, many 8. Don't look like a slob all weekend. 37 Raaldant ol ILOOKINOi Sitka 16 11 21 Booto-Aeeoioorloo 45 We offer tbe IkrgMt variety of extras. Exceptionally good 9. If you know you’re wrong, don't be too stubborn to altrecllve apartmenti and' PARTS Department now open admit it. 40 Fancing iword 1 townbouaes In Manchester.^ performance since purchased 22 19 FOOT Chriscraft, 1967 1 Saturdays. Complete line of new. $500. Call 6 4 6 ^ after 10. Don't ever go to sleep without telling her that you 42 Swab Rental office open dally 9-5. S 43 Optic 1 Lapstreak with Tandem weekends. 11-J. 5® Chrysler parts. Chorches 4:30 p.m. love her. 2i 26 30 31 32 Motors. 6463646. 44 Of God (Lat| 1 ” 1 trailer. 120 horse, Merc Cruise 32 1 stern drive. New. Many DMUTO I MOTORCYCLE INSURANCE 48 Raaidut 1970 MERCURY Cougar XR-7 DEAR ABBY: I am 59 years old but don’t look it. I 48 Beginning 1 ■ extras. Must sell. Best offer. - Lowest Rates Available! 36 31 - 54,000 miles, 351 Cleveland weigh 147 pounds and stand 6 feet 2 inches tall. I keep 50 la alivt with 528-0797. ENTEIIPRISES I Immediate binding authority. myself looking nice and carry my weight well. I think I look 1 1 646-1021 engine. Excellent running Sunny Day Option. Clarke In 53 laland off 40 condition. New shocks and a lot better at this weight than if I were to reduce and get Moiambiqua 1 1 FISHERMAN’S DREAM-12 surance Agency, 6461126. all wrinkled in the face and neck like lots of women I know. 44 « Artleloo lor Solo 41 Artloloi lor Solo 41 foot aluminum, 7W HP deluxe brakes. Asking $1950. Call 643- 64 Narrow board Real estate Hfontod 25 4484. I am divorced and have been going with Harvey for a 1 motor, with 3V4 gallon remote HERCULES MOPEDS. A 56 Skinny fiah 41 46 10 SI 62 ALL CASH For your property, SWIMMING POOLS TAG SALE- Aug^. 6 and 7th. 10 tank. Boat and motor under MANCHESTER - Two better moped at a reasonable year now. He is SO. He speaks of marriage and I am all for 68 Black gold 1 Articlot lor Solo 41 CIMft«T M M l PMU Tt 13 Priscilla’s Pop — Al Vermeer within 24 hours. Avoid Red - 4. 95 South Road, Bolton. warrantee, thru 5/78. Swivel bedroom Duplex apartment, price. Cycle Gear, 63 Tolland it, but here is the catch. He says, “If you will go on a diet 69 Olffarant 14 SI 16 17 MO MM m MM lira NKI within walking distance to and keep losing weight until I tell you to stop, and then 60 Latin god Tape, Instant Service. Hayes ALUMINUM sheets used as Large Pool Dlatrlbutor baa new Plow and cultivator at seats, and more! $525. Call Turnpike.' Manchester. 647- tl downtown. $220. includes Read 61 Entartainmant 16 60 ^rporatlon, 646-0131. Above Ground Poolt for only tachments for Bolens tractor, 646-8840. 1022. show me your birth certificate, I will marry you." printing plates, .007 thick, heat, hot water, stove, I HATE TO SEE AFTER ^ Ux32'', 25 cents each or 5 for 1177.00 Completely Erected. knlc-knacs, baby furniture, Herald Abby, I never told him how old I was because I never group (abbr.) 61 62 63 refrigerator. Call 646-0090. 62 Tintt ^ TOUR MOTHER FORGOT TO SELLING your house? Call us J l'ilt ' overall dimension, li'iZ d ' etc. 47 1975 HONDA 750 Super sport. thought it was important. Besides, we are near enough the - k $1. Phone 643-2711. Oordon Produelt Ads 63 Pottaga ■^ANP MRS. B o r r s first and we'll make you a iwim area, complete wlUi heavy Excellent running condition. same age, and I look younger than Harvey. How about the {NlWtFANB INTIM4UM A HER HAIR"' gauge solid vinyl liner, heavy ATTRACTIVE Three room GOSSIPING.'' cash offer. T.J. Crockett, UNIFORMS WANTED - Cub TAG SAL&August 6 & 7,10 to $1500 firm. 872-4258. dieting part? Set me straight. I like him a lot. Realtor, 643-1577. gauge sidewall, esclusive lock Apartment - Stove, Scouts, Boy and Girl Scouts, frame construction, aluminum 6. A lot of everything, in HARVEY’S FRIEND BUCKLAND refrigerator, heat, electricity. MECHANICS SPECIAL- 1972 Brownies, nurses. East swIng-up ladder: also Inside cluding H-0 train set, uvrok References, no pets. $165. 646 TRIUMPH Spitfire, 1974. 29,- IMMEDIATE Cash for your Catholic School. 649-1225. ladder, advanced type skimmer, sheets and fireplace, bedroom FARMS 000 miles, am/fm radio. Sharp Honda 450. New transmission, DEAR FRIEND: Better show him your birth certificate Win at Bridge property. Let us explain our escellent flltraUoo system unit, 3167, 2263540. new rubber, needs some valve furniture, iamps,plus much Native fruit It vegetabtei fresh car. Asking $12550. 646-4938. Grst. It might not be necessary for you to loee the weight. fair proposal. Call Mr. fencing. Huge 4’sl4' sundeck. work. 6467979 or 6467008. SCREENED LOAM - Gravel, more! Ill Florence Street, dally! Now open for Iho NEWER FIVE ROOM Belfiore, M7-1413. processed gravel, stone, sand Financing arranged-absolutely no Manchester. 1976 HORNET - 4 door. DEAR ABBY: My best friend is cheating on his wife and Extra bid ioses extra points obllgatloa. APARTMENT in two family. HONDA-1974 XL 175. Woods and fill. For delivery call Applianced country kitchen, Automatic, power steering, he uses me for alibis so he can get away to be with his girl MAY WE BUY your home? George H. Griffing, Andover, CAU Tou n a i i-606-m -4a ti air, 2 new snows. $3600 or best ready street legal. Excellent Ask ter rrtnk carpeting, seperate driveway, friend. 6 coming to his hand with a Quick, fair, all cash and no m-im. TAG SALE-830 Vernon Street, offer. 289-7035. shape. 1,900 mfles. Call 643- NORTH third trump, ruffing hls last ^oblems. Call Warren E. Manchester. August 6th and fenced yard, washer-dryer 1038. He has a wonderful faithful wife and a beautiful family, hookup, utilities extra. $235. «Q 5 spade and getting out with a filowland, Realtors, 643-1108. TWO 300 AMP Rectifiers - ADMIRAL 18 cubic foot 7th. 9 to 4. Rain or shine. Oid STOP AT THE and every time I see his wife and children I feel guilty. Y J9 647-9347. 1974 MUSTANG II - Very good I hate to lose my buddy’s friendship, but my conscience heart. Good condition. Good for refrigerator with matching and new collectables, and condition. Low mileage. Call 1973 YAMAHA « J 10 8 Blast won and led a dia CORN CRIB is bothering me. plating, or welding. Call 649- ortable automatic dls- household items. 6460879. MOTORCYCLE- Cafe Bike. *A J 86 53 mond. South ducked. Now the This Is a good time of On Bucfcland Rood SEV EN ROOM What should I do? Captain Easy — Crooks and Lawrence 3439 from noon til 6:00 p.m. Kwasher. Ehicellent condition. We are open for the season, 10 to 8. Excellent condition. $800. (lall defense could take a second the year to make some Fresh com and vegetables picked APARTMENT-24 Locust 643-6686. ALIBI IKE WEST EAST Harvest gold. Cost $850 new. TAG SALE-Moving must sell. 1976 GRANADA. Silver. heart, but had to either lead a changes arou d your dally. Pick your own. Street. $300. Security. *2 *K 10 0863 ARE YOU SURE 7 SUIT V0UR5ELF- TH EN THIS I Feel i t DARK LOAM - 5 yards, $32.00 Sacrifice $350 for the pair. All household items. Stove, Excellent condition. Power diamond away from the king THAT WHAT I TELL home. Sell those extra Available September 1st. Call 1972 PUCH-175 CC. Dirt bike. DEAR IKE; Tell your friend you're through being a V A 4 3 2 V K Q 10 8 5 I OUSHt TO y 6UT SlWCE YOU'VE IS A B O U T .CO N CER N S b o t h YOU WILL REMAIN plus tax. Gravel, fill, washed Tappan Gas RAnge, $100. twin beds, TV, etc. 78 School 6462426, 9 to 5. disc brakes. Air conditioning, or give South a ruff and dis Items with a Classified sand and stone. 643-9504. Sears automatic washing tinted glass, protection group. $150, or will trade for small party to his fooling around. He may not stop it, but at least 9KQ 7 6 4 3 92 WLADEK.T.,.WOT OF US, EA5V-- Street. 646-8214. card. JUST ABOUT YOU ad. machine, $100. Sears electric Radial tires. Firm $4495. Call outboard motor. 742-7141. your conscience will stop bothering you. « 10 2 4t 4 BUT YOU MUST c W M r i Antiquot 45 MODERN THREE ROOM SOUTH (D) Fearless Phil complained TWO B E IN g P R O M IS E M E SEARS COLDSPOT - Air con- dryer, $125. Mahogany double after noon, 647-9971. E N g A B E O T O N E TH IN0! ditloner, 14,000 BTU. apartment for rent in North 1967 SU ZU Kl-TC 200. AA J74 that hls partner had failed to bed with dresser, complete, TAG SALE-Two families. 80 Hebron. Appliances, carpets, Hate to write letters? Send II to Abigail Van Buren, 132 Excellent condition, $190. Call $125. Maple dining room table, Bell Street, Manchester. WANTED Antique furniture, 966 MERCURY MONTEREY- Excellent condition. $200. Call » 7 6 show his heart suit. Four NousefM/d Goods 40. glass, pewter, oil paintings, or heat included. Private yard. Lasky Dr., Beverly Hills, Calif. 90212, for Abby's booklet 633-8113 after 6 p.m. $75. Dinette set with four Saturday Aumst 6th and Sun Mechanically fine. Needs 649-8944. “How to Write Letters for All Occasions.” Please enclose a e A95 hearts makes and while North other antique item s. R. Call 228-0213. and South could have taken a chairs, $50. 289-3509. day A u^st 7th, 9-5. Furniture, fender work. $450, or best long, self-addressed, stamped (24{l envelope. AKQ67 REFRIGERATORS Harrrlson, 643-8709. Both vulnerable mere one trick set at five Washers, ranges, used, MOVING, SELLING household items, electric offer. 643-4829 EVERYTHING-Furniture, FOUR PIECE BEDROOM TWO ROOM UNFURNISHED Comport-Trollort clubs they might well have let guaranteed and clean. New lawnmower, coins, books, Apartment. Kitchen, bath, appliances, tools. Garage full SET- Couch, coffee table, rock collection, mis WANTED - Furniture, old AUDI lOOLS 1972 . Four door Mobllo Homoo 68 West North Eail South East play there. shipment damaged, GE and toys. Bisque dolls, steins, large living room, all utilities. I* Frfgidaire. Loir prices. B. D. of odds ‘n ends. After 6:00 living room chair. Mrs, cellaneous. automatic, $1200. New brakes Billings blamed Fearless p.m., 649-6656. 80 Garden clocks, swords, guns. Outright $160. Security deposit. Rural 1* 2* 2A 3A Pearl and Son, 649 Main Pauline Halay, 742-8577. Manchester. Call 643-8905, and battery. 644-2764. 18’ CAMPER trailer - single Astro-graph Phil — not his partner and we Street, Manchester. Wales Road, Andover, Conn. TAG SALE -Household odds purchase, or consignments. axle, excellent condition. 38 4* Pass Pass agree. When Phil bid three Street, 643-2171. Main Street. Call 644-8962. between 12 and 8 p.m. By BERNICE BEDE 080L Pass 643-2171. and ends. Saturday and Sun 1962 FORD FALCON-Four Eleven years old. $1,500. Call diamonds, he was Just making PROPANE OR NATURAL day August 6 6i 7. Today til 4, door, automatic, good tires, 742-8930. Opening lead — 2A 3 1/2X8” MOTOR Scooter SIX ROOM DUPLEX - a silly bid. Had he not done so FOR SALE- 3 Door Dropleaf gas space heater. Has pilot, Sunday 9 to 4. 78 Deepwood good condition. $ ^ or best East would probably have blower and controls. TAG SALES Drive. Manchester. Tires - In good condition, and Garage, children, no pets, offer. Call 2260513. ARE YOU Selling your mobile Alley Oop — Dave Graue Pine Hutch, $275. 1 Door, 1 reasonably priced. Call 643- security, lease, no utilities, shown his hearts. The dia Drawer Pine Dry Sink, $125. Excellent condition. $85 . 742- home? Buyers waiting. Please mond rebid scared him and he 8 9 8 4 . ______4739. good location. $250. 643-0796. By Oswald & Jamci Jacoby Cali 872-4003, anytime. -C 'ANT TAG SALE-3 families. 1971 IMPALA 4 door hardtop. call Plaza Homes, Broker. 1- SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. passed fearing a bad misfit. NEIGHBORHOOD TAG HOW ABOUT 1 FINE...BUT , THERE WE,ARB, , , GUESS IT WAS DRAIN PIPES, elbows, T’s, I urniture, antiques, camping Good conditon. Firm $850. 8260369. 21) Do your w aistline a We are indebted to Chester A BIRO FOR ) HOW ARE AOH, , SALE-Friday, Saturday, Sun equipment, tools. Mens, BLACKSMITH’S BELLOWS. AVAILABLE Call 5263980. FT2lNCEStY'6?B7 TEN PIECE DEVOW Sec Y's, couplings for sale. 646- Very old with original leather, IMMEDIATELY-Remodeled favor. Push yourself away from B illlngi w riting In the DINNER? y MOU aOINS ( THAT'S NO S ooner ^ id day. 10-5. TV’s, mini-bike, womans, and childrens AT PLAZA HOMES our prices the table today. Get Involved in tional sofa. Beige Herculon 2300. handmade nails and Duplex. 5 rooms, 3 bedrooms. American Bridge Teachers' THAN CWNe T^ fabric, scotchguard. Brand celling tiles, housewares, clothing, and much more. This Appliances, wall to wall AUDI 1974 100 LS, Automatic, can’t be beat. Over 50 homes something out of doort end quarterly for today’i hand A Connecticut reader wants toys. VI Cambridge Street. Saturday and Sunday, 9 to 5,28 hardware. Over 4 feet long. four door, air, 42,000 miles. to choose from. Many set up you'll appreciate the results. new. Must sell. 649-7463. COLOR TV, 23 inches. $75. 742-8984. carpet, laundry hook ups. Full which illustrates the defect of to know what South should bid Motorola, maple cabinet in Otis Street. Absolutely no Original owner. $2595 firm. ready to live in. Adult and CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jen. 19) making an extra bid merely with: basement. Attic. Shadw yard. Rx for a fun day today: associate LIVING ROOM SET-Couch, excellent condition. Asking TAG SALE- Saturday U Sun previews. 644-3309. family parks available AKQ 10B7 ¥ K 7 6 e A 8 3 *J 6. Wontod ro Buy 49 Close to shopping. Adults. $225 Auguat 7, 1977 with those who think and feel because it is your turn. chair, coffee table, desk. $150. Call 646-5545, 10 a.m. - 9 day, 38 Conway Road (Green through out the state. Trades Fearless Phil sat West. The He has opened one spade Manor). Leaving town. Large per month. 6466297, 643-7023. 1969 PLYMOUTH VIP- 8 welcome. All homes priced to Aim high this coming year, but young You'll find their ex Made of butcher block wood p.m. don't expect Rom e to be built in bidding Is that shown In the and his partner has responded selection. Priced to sell. Some ACCORDIONS - Will pay up to cylinder. Excellent condition. sell from $3,995. Full time ser uberance to be infectious. and leather like vinyl. $250. FOUR ROOM APARTMENT, a day. You can accomplish what one notrump. furniture. Building Suppiloo 42 $80 for 120 bass. $20 for 12 $795. All new tires. Call 646 vice department parts, AQUARIUS (Jen. 20-Feb. 19) box. South proceeded to make 646-4707. ONE CHROMOCOLOR 15 " bass. 247-0842. September 1st. Adults, no you want — with time and Take care of family respon four clubs by the expedient of South should pass He has a Zenith portable TV. $150. 6643. supplies and accessories. patience TAG SALE-Saturday, Sunday, NATURAL STONE for pets. Security references, Plaza Homes, 1348 Wilbur sibilities before you let your hair winning the spade, drawing minimum opening bid with HOTPOINT ELECTRIC Sears washer and parking. Call mornings or down and have fun today. trumps, cashing his second notrump distribution. There is STOVE-Whlte. Deep well. refrigerator-freezer. 643-1734. Monday. Plants-35 cents to retaining walls, veneers, 1967 CH EV RO LET Cross Highway, Berlin Turn $3.50, furniture, dishes, tools, patios, etc. Pick up by the after 4 , 649-1265. CORVAIR. no H.P., four pike, Berlin, Conn. 1-828-0369. Otherwise, you realty won't enjoy high spade, ruffing a spade, no good reason to bid two Good condition. $50. G.E. yourself. spades Refrigerator. Older model. DRUM SET-Includlng Ludwig toys, some coins and stamps. pound or delivery by the ton. □ RENTALS speed, new clutch, rebuilt car LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) In com PISCES (Feb. 20-Maroh 20) 122 A vondale R oad, THREE BEDROOM NEWER VOLUNTEER 17’. Very good Berry’* World.______Good for summer cottage or Snare, and three Zlljian cym- Bolton Notch Stone Quarry, DUPLEX-$275. Call 6462462. buretors, tires good. Body petition today, you won't be the Your way of addressing yourself rec room. $5. 70 Duval Street. bols. $200 firm. Call 649-3329. Manchester. 649-2239. 649-3163. needs some work. Restorable. condition. New tires, custom first out of the starting gate. It's to others puts them totally at The Flintstones — Hanna-Barbera Productions Best offer over $400. Call 646 interior. $18(X). Pool table. your tenacity and persistence Rooms tor Ronf 52 MATURE FEMALE Room ease today. That you care about 8272 after 6 p.m. AMF $200. 742-6777. that can make you a winner. To their problem s is a settling In mate wanted. Responsible. find out more about yourself ATTRACTIVE Sleeping room References required. East fluence. - Shower/bath, private en 1973 PONTIAC VENTURA- send for your copy of Astro- ARIES (March 21-AprU 19) It’s 84 BUSINESS & SERVICE Hartford/Manchester area. Six cylinder, automatic, four Graph Letter Mail 50 cents for fortunate that you view things r e m e m & e r h o w w e trance, free parking. Apply Automotive Service 66 528-5843 before 9 a m. or after door, power steering, 39,000 each and a long, self-addressed, very calmly today. This is good USED TO LOOK AT TM 195 Spruce Street. 9 p.m. CLOUDS AN' im a g in e miles. Call owner 643-7251. stamped envelope to Astro- lor those around you. Your cool TODAY ELM MOTORS - Toyota, Dat- Graph. P.O. Box 469, Radio City is a stabilizing factor. WE COULD S E E A L L _ MANCHESTER - Large clean CENTRALLY LOCATED- sun specialists, factory s o r t s OF THINGS?/ YOU DON'T furnished room, centrally 1972 CHEVROLET IMPALA Station. N.Y. 10019. Be sure to TAURUS (April 20-May 20) NEED An y Spacious five room first floor trained, one day service. 114 specify your birth sign. located, responsible working Sedan. Automatic, V-8, .350 Though you won't seek It. the IMAGINATION apartment. Adults please. East Main Street, Rockville. VIRQO (Aug. 23-8ept. 22) mantle of leadership falls on male. 649-4022. engine. Excellent condition. AT a l l Security deposit. 643-6777. 871-1617. Understanding today is not con your shoulders today. It's up to H $1495. 644-0548. fined to details. You have the you to see that things aren't stall LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING ability to comprehend the whole ed on dead center. DIRECTORY BOLTON-Four room apart 1966 FORD GALAXIE room-fully furnished. Stove, ment. Fireplace, sundeck, picture, rather than a few brush GEMINI (May 21-June 20) Pur refrigerator. Linens provided. Excellent mechanically, has It's Graceful strokes. sue quiet activities today, since SarvfcM Offered 31 Polnling-Popporing 32 RoolIng-SIdIng-ChImnoy 34 gOl Main Street. 649-9879. carpeting, no pets, references new brakes and tuneup. Some 31 Services Offered Ma' required. $240 monthly. 643- LIBRA (Sept 23-Oct 23) Strive they'll afford you greater body rust. $175 or best offer. to appear indifferent today. If 5983. pleasure than strenuous CAM TREE Service-Free es- WINDOW CLEANING - PAINTER NEEDS Work - BIDWELL Home Improve THOMPSON HOUSE - Fur 6462748. someone’s trying to interest you pastimes. ment Co. Expert installation in a proposal, it's better that the CANCER (June 21-Juiy 22) tim ates, discount senior Commercial 6i Residential, Interior, Exterior Painting, nished rooms. Kitchen THREE AND Vt Room apart of aluminum siding, gutters 1967 MUSTANG-Green. approach emanates from them. Limit your social activitlea today c itiz e n s . C om pany Full insured. Free estimates. Papering, by the hour or job. privileges, centrally located, ment, heat, hot water, stove, and trims. Roofing installa Automatic console, bucket SCORPIO (Oct 24-Nev. 22) to friends with whom you can be M an ch ester owned and Call Quality Maintenance In- Residential, Commercial. parking, men only. Deposit. refrigerator, wall-to-wall Born Loser — Art Sansom operated. Call 6461327. corporated, 646-8845. Summer homes, apartments, tion and repairs. 6466495,876 Call 649-2358. seats, radio, heater, power Play second fiddle to your mate yourself. You'll be uncomfor 9109. c arp e t, $190. C entrally brakes, power steering. today in situations where she table trying to come on with un windows puttied. 20 years located. Adults only. No pets. EXPERT TREE Removal - MANCHESTER - Clean fur "Cream puff.” $695. Call 568- seems to opt for the lead. It will familiar people. ED’S LIGHT Trucking - experience! Will Travel. E. Security deposit. Call 6467690. help to keep the peace iNKWSPAPEft ENTRRPfUSe ASSN i Free estimates. Insured. Cellars and attics cleaned. Davis, 6460495. HORACE Tetrault - Siding, nished room near bus, 8613, after 4. Working Manchester area for Trees cut. Free estimates. roofing, storm windows, aw parking. Responsible over eight years. Reasonable. nings. Quality workmanship, ATTRACTIVE 4-room Apart JUNK OR UNUSED CARS 6461943. PROFESSIONAL Painting: workiing male. Blanchard & ment. Stove, refrigerator. Bugs Bunny — Hclmdahl and Stoffal Call, Al-Siate Tree Expert Interior St Exterior, Commer free estimates. Fully Insured. Rossetto, Inc. 6462482. wanted, in any condition. 872- l9r7byNEA kic Co., 742-6591. 872-9187, 6463417. References, no pets. $170. 228- 6667. cial St Residential. Free es 3540, 6463167. 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». -.1.1 - -fin ft 'i . ■'ii'-i ^ Page 2 - WEEKEND - August 6, 1977 “Mouse on the Mayflower,” suggested for Free film program kindergarten and up, will be shown at Television programs: Puii out and save The Mary Cheney Library Junior Room 10:30 a.m. and 2;30 p.m. Forum of the arts has free film programs scheduled “The Point,” an animated fantasy with Wednesdays in August, beginning Aug. 10 music composed and sung by Harry with “Rabbit Hill,” based on the Newbery Nilsson, will be featured Aug. 24. This Folk festival Summer theaters Award-winning children’s book by Robert filmjs really a story for all ages, adult as this week’s movies on TV The fourth annual Connecticut Family • "Hit the Deck” is being presented Lawson. w eiras children from five up. It is one (1945). Dorothy McGuire, James Dunn. 4:00 ( 22) "A Dispatch from Reuters ’ Folk Music Festival will be held in Hart nightly at the Goodspeed Opera House, ’The live-action film will be shown from hour and 15 minutes long. Today (Drama) (1940). Edward G. Robinson, Edna Best. ford’s Elizabeth Park Saturday and Sun East Haddam, through next Saturday. 10:30 to 11:30 a.m. and again at 2:30 to The final program in the series on Aug. '1;00 (9) "Hong Kong Hot Harbor” 8:00 (9) “ Fire Down Below” (1957). (Biography) day. Aug, 13 and 14. The festival is spon (873-8668) 3:30 p.m. Chidlren entering first grade 31 will be Dr. Seuss’ “The Lorax” and Rita Hayworth, Robert Mitchum. 8:00 (9) "The Tall Women ” (1966). • Tonight is the last night for “You (1962). Marion Cook, Brad Harris. sored by the Greater Hartford Folk Music and up are invited to attend. “Green Eggs and Ham,” for kindergarten (Drama) Anne Baxter, Maria Perschy, (Western) Never Can Tell” at th6 Nutmeg Summer (M y s t^ ) Society and the City of Hartford Parks and On Aug. 17, the animated hour-long film. and up. 2:00 (8) “Storm Over Jamaica” (1958). 9:00 (3) “Vanishing Point” (1971). 9:00 (3) "Dillingcr’■ (1973). Warren Recreation Department. Playhouse, University of Connecticut, Bill 'Travers, Virginia McKenna. Barry Newman, Cleavon Little. (Drama) Oates, Ben Johnson. (Biography) 9:00 ( 38) "September Affair" (1950). Festival activities will begin on Satur Storrs. Opening Tuesday is “Dames at (Drama) 9:00 ( 8-40) “Emperor of the North” day with a series of music workshops Sea,” which will run through Aug. 20. (429- 2:00 (38) “ Never a Dull Moment” (1973). Lee Marvin, Ernest Borgnine. Joan Fontaine, Joseph Gotten. (Drama) Here’s bookmobile route 11:30 (3) “ LeiutenanI Schuster’s Wife ” throughout the morning and afternoon. 2912) (1943). Ritz Brothers, Frances Langford. (Drama) H e re is n e x t w e e k ’s 10:50 a.m.—Globe Hollow 1:30 p.m.—Bretton Rd. (1972). Jack Warden, Don Galloway. Among the workshop topics to be covered • “Anything Goes” winds up^ its run (Comedy) 9:30 (20-22-30) "Y esterdays Child tonight at the Storrqwton ’Theatre in West schedule for the Manchester Pool. 2:10 p.m.—Esquire Dr. 3:00 (9) “ Deadlier Than the Male” (1977). Shirley Jones, Ross Martin. (Mystery) are sessions on guitar, banjo, fiddle and 11:30 (9) "The Fakers. ” Broderick Springfield, Mass. Monday through next F’ublic Library bookmobile: 2:50 p.m.—Barry Rd. (1967). Richard Johnson, Elke Sommer. (Drama) Appalachian dulcimer, as well as sea Wednesday Crawford, Kent Taylor. (Drama) Saturday, it’s the Hudson Brothers in Monday 3:30 p.m.—Loomis St. (Mystery) 11:00 (9) “Middle of the Night” (1959). 9:10 a.m.—Waddell Pool. 12:30 (5) "The Southerner ” (1945). chanties, ballads and songs of the British “Godspell.” Perry Como is coming the 9:10 a.m.—Verplanck Pool. Friday 5:00 (20) "My Brother Jonathan” Fredric March, Kim Novak. (Drama) 1:30 p.m.—Santina Dr. Zachary Scott, Betty Field. (Drama) Isles. A children’s concert is scheduled for week of Aug. 13. (522-5211) 1:30 p.m.—’Thayer Rd. 9:10 a.m.—Swanson Pool. (1948). Michael Denison. (Drama) 11:30 (3) “Zabriskie Point” (1970). noon, and a bluegrass jam session will 2:10 p.m.—Leland Dr. Mark Frechette, Data Halprin. (Drama) • Angela Lansbury stars in “Gypsy” 2:10 p.m.—Meadow Lane. 2:50 p.m.—Winthrop Rd. 1:30 p.m.—Hilliard St. 6:30 (9) “Battle of the Worlds” (1961). 11:30 (22-30) “Young Billy Young” follow on the main stage at 1 p.m. tonight at the Oakdale Musical Theatre, 2:50 p.m.—Alice Dr. 3:30 p.m.—Squire Village. 2:10 p.m.—Pine Ridge Claude Rains, Bill Carter. (Science Fic Saturday’s concert will get under way at 3:30 p.m.—Durant St. Apartments. (1969). Robert Mitchum. Angie Dickin Wallingford. Sunday at 8 p.m., Sha Na Na tion) Thursday 5:30 p.m. and will feature performances is the special attraction. Coming Monday Tuesday Thursday 2:50 p.m.—Croft Dr. 9:00 (20-22-30) “ The Front Page son. (Western) by Dorothy Carter, Maine storyteller- for six nights is Tina ’Turner. (265-1501) 9:10 a m.—Camp Kennedy. 9:10 a.m.—Saulters Pool. 3:30 p.m.—Racbel Rd. (1974). Jack Lemmon, Walter Matthau. 11:00 (5) “The Big Trees ” (1952). Kirk singer Kendall Morse, the Arwen Moun • ’Tuesday through Aug. 14, Lucie Arnaz (Comedy) Douglas, Edgar Buchanan. (Western) 9:00 ( 38) “ The Challenge” (1970). Monday tain String Band, a Vermont-based headlines a Connecticut Star Players show 1:00 (9) “ A Man Called Gannon" Darren McGavin, Broderick Oawford. (1969). Tony Franciosa, Michael bluegrass and country band, balladeer at the American Shakespeare ’Theatre in New books at Whiton 11:00 (5) "On Moonlight Bay " (1951). Joan Sprung, Harry Tuft, and Sandy and (Drama) Doris Day, Gordon MacRae. (Musical) Sarrazin. (Western) Stratford. (375-4457) 9:00 (57) “Casque d’Or’’ (1952). Simone 1:00 (9) "Lost Flight’’ (1969). Lloyd 4:00 (9) “Shadow of a Doubt" (1943). LeShan — You can fight for Sheehan — A welfare Caroline Paton. • “Carnival” is billed tonight and Sun New books at Manchester’s Signoret, Claude Dauphin. (Drama, Bridges, Anne Francis. (Adventure) Teresa Wright, Joseph Gotten. (Drama)^ Whiton Memorial Library: your life: emotional factors in mother Sunday’s activities will begin at 11 a.m. day by the Hartt Opera, Millard French with English subtitles) 4:00 (9) “ Bend of the River" (1952) 8:00 ( 20-22-30) "Finian's Rainbow" the causation of cancer Stevens — How to feed your with a folk music church service outdoors Auditorium, University of Hartford. (243- 10:00 (24) “What Price Glory” (1926). James Stewart, Arthur Kennedy (1968). Fred Astaire, Petula Clark. in the park. The Sunday afternoon concert Fiction Schwartz — Imperial hyperactive child Victor McLaglen, Dolores Del Rio. 4464) messages: One hundred Zimmerman — The coin (Western) (Musical) will start at noon and feature perfor Adler — Trans-Siberian (Drama, silent) 9:00 ( 38) "Elephant W alk” (1954). modem parables collector’s fact book 8:00 (9) "The Glory Brigade" (1953) mances by Bill Berlinghoff, Rick and Art exhibits Express 10:40 ( 57) To be announced. Victor Mature, Alexander Scourby Elizabeth Taylor, Dana Andrews. Lorraine Lee, Ken Hicks, Kate Wolf, Ed A one-man sculpture exhibition of Burley — The school master 11:30 (3) “ The Young W arriors” (Drama) (Drama) ,, Stivender, Bill Staines, The Morgans, Bob finished and experimental works by David Chesboro — Shadow of a (1966). Jam es Drury. (Drama) 9:00 ( 20-22-30) "The Family Way' 11:30 (9) "Ride the Pink Horse (1947). broken man 11:30 (8) “The Pumpkin Eater” (1964). (1966). Hayley Mills, John Mills Robert Montgomery, Wanda Hendrix. Fred Astaire stars as a numble-footed Irishman In Zentz and The Portable Folk Festival. Green opens Aug. 14 at Foot Prints Com Anne Bancroft, Peter Finch (Drama) As in previous years, anyone who wants munity Arts Center, 466 Main St., Lingard — Hostages to for (Comedy) (Drama) “Finian’s Rainbow,” Thursday at 8 p.m. on NBC-TV. tune 1:30 (9) “Track of the Vampire” 9:00 ( 38) "Garden of Evil " (1954) 12:30 (5) "DisUnt Drums" (1951). to perform will be invited to do so at the Manchester. Mayhew — The cry of the (1966). William Campbell, M arrissa Gary Cooper, Susan Hayward. (Adven Gary Cooper, Mari Aldon. (Western) open mike stage Saturday from 10 a.m. to Oil paintings by Nancy K. Eisenman of owl Mathes. (Horror) ture) 12:40 (3) "If He Hollers, Let Him Go " noon and 1 to 4 p.m. A craft show will also Simsbury are on exhibit this month at AirWAV 1:55 (8) “ Daughters Courageous (1968). Raymond St. Jacques, Dana Sports on TV Winslow — The Witch Hill 11:30 (9) "The Alcatraz Express be held in conjunction with the festival, Gallery 24, Connecticut Public Television, murder ■Vhe 'nAmcle:!e of moAustreemoAustre^iP (1939) . Claude Rains, John Garfield.(1960). Robert Stack, Neville Brand Wynter. (Drama) and crafts people will be demonstrating 24 Summit St., Hartford. (Drama) (Drama) Today Monday and selling their work all day Saturday Nonfiction downtown niancKcsI’e.'p 5:20 (8) “ Whiplash” (1948). Dane 12:30 (5) “ Alexander” (1969). Phillippe Clark, Alexis Smith. (Drama) and Sunday. At the Atheneum Berryman — Henry’s fate Nocret, Francoise Brion. (Comedy) 1:00 (22) Wrestling. 8:00 ( 24-57) Tennis: Mutual 12:40 (3) “Poor Devil" (1973), Sammy Friday 2:15 (20-22-30) Baseball: Benefit Life Open. All events at the festival are free and An exhibition of Chinese export and other poems, 1967-1972 Davis Jr., Jack Klugman. (Comedy) Pirates vs. Reds. 8:30 ( 8-40) Baseball; To be open to the public. More information on porcelain has recently gone on view in Hand — Walls, floors and are a wondartul summar store, thong^ Sunday 11:00 (5) "John Loves Mary" (1^9). ceilings: How to repair, Ronald Reagan, Wayne Morris. 3:00 (3) Tennis: Volvo announced. specific events at the festival can be ob Gallery A208 of the Wadsworth Atheneum. sandals lor everyone In the family, In 7:30 (30) “A Dispatch from Reuters” tained by calling 563-3263. renovate and decorate the in (Comedy) International. The term “Chinese export porcelain” is cluding dad. picnic chests In all sizes, (1940) . Edward G. Robinson, Edna Best.Tuesday The festival grounds are located on the terior surfaces of your home 1:00 (9) "China Girl ” (1943). Gene 4:00 (3) Golf: Sammy applied to wares designed and made in smaH grills and cook out tools and 11:00 (5) “Lightning Strikes Twice” West Hartford side of Elizabeth Park. Kleeberg — The Butterick *^N^*(M ) "’That’s the Spirit” (1944). Tierney, George Montgomery. (Drama) Davis Jr. Greater Hartford Tuesday China for export to foreign countries, par home decorating handbook il assortment of ptenlc supplies^. (1951). Ruth Roman, Richard Todd. 4:00 (9) "The Spoilers" (1942). John From 1-84, take Exit 44 (Prospect Ave.), Olseo and Jiduuon. (Comedy) Open. 8:00 (9) Baseball: MeU vs. ticularly to Europe and America. (Drama) ^ , Wayne, Marlene Dietrich. (Drama) turn left on Prospect Ave., and go one-and 1-00 (5) "Beau CJeste” (1939). Gary 1:00 (9) "Those Redheads from 4:30 (38) Baseball: Red Cardinals. Cooper Ray MiUand. (Drama) 9:00 (3) “Smile, Jenny, You’re Dead ” three-quarter miles to Asylum Ave. Turn Chinese export porcelain objects differ Seattle’’ (1953). Rhonda Fleming, Gene (1974). David Janssen, Andrea Marcovic- Sox vs. Athletics. 1:00 (9) ’^Waterfront” (1944). J. Carroll 5:00 (8-40) Wide World of left on Asylum Ave. The entrance to the noticeably in form and decoration from Barry. (Drama) ci. (Mystery) Naish, John Carradlne. (Drama) 4:00 (9) “Houdini” (1953). Tony Curtis, festival is on the left. those made for the Chinese themselves. 2:00 (8) "Night Song” (1947). Merle 9:00 (8-40) “ Play Misty for Me” (1971). Sports. Thursday Western merchants provided landscapes, Time foi a Labe Janet Leigh. (Biography) Clint Eastwood, Jessica Walter 6:00 (9) Racing from lUe kmie M e ikmg O b ^ , Dana Andrews. (Drama) 9 00 (8-40) “Griffin and Phoenix; A Dinner theaters flags, coats of arms and other subjects to 2:00 (20) "Murder Will Out” (1952). Job? See Os... Love Story” (1976). Peter Falk. Jill Old Sturbridge Village in Sturbridge, decorate forms modeled after Western Edward Underdown. (Drama) silver and ceramic pieces. 2:00 ( » ) “Juarez” (1939). Paul Mum, Clayburgh. (Drama) Mass., will revive the melodrama, “The 9:00 ( 38) “Just (or You (1952). Bing Drunkard, Or the Fallen Saved,’’ in a The present installation includes objects Brian Aheme. (Drama) |tmnr”"”irii5S"oiic' 2:00 (30) “My Dream Is Yours (1949). Crosby, Jane Wyman. (Musical). dinner theater at the Village Tavern on made for both the Continental and 11:30 (3) “The Wings of Eagles weekends. American markets. Chinese export D o ^ Day, Jack Carson. (Musical) (1957). John Wayne, Maureen O’Hara. 2:00 (38) “Ghost C a te r s ” (1944). The W.H. Smith play, first performed in porcelain will remain on display at the Olsen and Johnson. (Comedy) Boston in 1844, will be presented tonight Wadsworth Atheneum indefinitely. "Fools’ Parade” (1971). 2;00 (40) "King Creole” (1958). Elvis James Stewart, George Kennedy. and Aug. 12,13,19 and 20. On Saturdays — The Atheneum is open Tuesday through P r^ ey , Carolyn Jones. (Drama) tonight, Aug. 13 and 19 — there will be an Friday, 11 a.m. to 3 p.m.; Saturday and 3- 30 (5) "Paranoiac” (1963). Janette (Drama) „ optional dinner at 5:30 p.m. Curtain time 11:30 (9) "Night Passage (1957). Sunday 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. 315 CCNTIR ST.. MANCHE$TER,CONN.«Phone643-5135 Scoitt, OUver Reed. (Mystery) James Stewart, Audie Murphy. is 8 p.m. 3:30 (20) "Melody Qub” (194#). Terry- (W6st6m) To learn more, call 617-347-3362. FOR PROFESSIONAL QUALIH Thomas, Len Lowe. (Comedy) 12:30 (5) "Montana" (1950). Errol Musical events vital to car care — 4:00 (8) "Deep Valley” (1947). Ida In other dinner theaters: CONTROLLEO AUTO BODY REPAIRS Flynn, Alexis Smith. (Western) • "Remember Old Scollay Square,” a • Paula Van de Wiele, city carillonneur they restore special Lupino, Dane Clark. (Drama) burlesque show starring Miss Sandy at Mons, Belgium, is the guest artist greases to all mov on all makes... 4- 00 (40) “The Defector” (1966). O’Hara, is at the Chateau de Ville Dinner Wednesday at 7 p.m. for the Plumb ing parts. Montgomery Clift, Hardy Kruger. Wednesday Theatre, East Windsor, through Aug. 14. Memorial Carillon Concert, Trinity LOAN and RENTAL CARS (Drama) „ 11:00 (5) "IllegaT’ (1932). Edward G. (525-1488) College. Admission is free. BROWN'S 6:00 (6) “Dracula, Prince of D a r w ^ Robinson, Nina Foch. (Drama) I Available by Appointment... | (1966) . ChrisU^iher Lee, Barbara Shelley. • "Carousel” plays through Sept. 11 at • “An Evening of Music from Britain TIRE SHOP 100 (9) "Oh Men, Oh Women" (1957), and Ireland is scheduled tonight at 9 at 333 MAIN ST. Tony Randall, Dan Dailey. (Drama) the Pine Brook Dinner Theatre, Higganum ^^(LOoT#^ “The Million Eyes of Su-Muru” (525-9865) Wesleyan University, Middletown. (347- MANCHESTER 4 00 (9) "The Saboteur” (1942). (1967) . Frankie Avalon, George Nader.Priscilla Lane, Robert Cummings. • Don Porter stars in “How to Succeed 9411) STM OZNEK, Manager r. 646-3444 (Mystery) in Business Without Really ’Trying” at the • Sonny and Cher perform Wednesday niw ium n w i 301-31S CEUm ST„ MMCNESTER “A Tree Grows In Brooklyn Coachligh Dinner Theatre, East Windsor, at 8 p.m. at the Hartford Civic Center. through Sept. 4. 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6:00 9 8 WILD KINGDOM S i 99 KINGSTON: CON- , - r " : ' ) ( B 0 « news I BIG MONEY ^ E N m A L * Forum of the arts IGHOSTAND MRS. MUIR I CROCKETT'S VICTORY GAR- 10:30 EN I NEWARK AND REALITY I IT TAKES A THIEF m . (BOZO a DICK VAN DYKE SHOW 11:00 J ® Z O O M (IN SEARCH OF ) ® 0 8 8 N E W S Concert at college gg HOGAN'S HEROES 5 MACNEIL-LEHRER REPORT IFERNWOOD 2-NIGHT (GONSMOKE 6:00 I N.Y.P.D. Thomas F. Rady III, probate judge for 6:30 I GOOD TIMES lUVINGFAITH II LOVE LUCY iSAVE OUR SCHOOLS I DICK VAN DYKE SHOW the Town of Vernon, will be the narrator ; r - ) ABC NEWS n EIGHT IS ENOUGH (ABC CAPTIONED NEWS in Aaron Copland’s “A Lincoln Portrait,” (LASSIE iOVIE IHONEYMOONERS ( @ 9 NBC NEWS a 8 t h e l if e a n d t im e s o f ) ALL THAT GLITTERS to be presented by the Manchester Com ■ HUMAN RELATIONS AND iE lY a d a m s 11:30 munity College Summer Winds Sunday at 0 © N O V A Chool discipline ® THE CBS LATE MOVIE the Bicentennial Band Shell on the MCC ffiADAM IZ 0 IRONSIDE O l o v e AMERICAN STYLE © V ILLA ALEGRE 6:30 ® 8 t h e r o o k ie s -m y s t e r y o f campus. BUSTING LOOSE T H ^ E E K \ 6:55 The masterpiece for a symphonic band, 9 NEWS MERV GRIFFIN 0 MOVIE 7:00 8:57 8 0 8 t h e t o n ig h t s h o w combining Lincoln’s immortal words and M r: 8 NBC NEWS UPDATE ) CBS NEWS A roLDONES Copland’s music, wili be directed by g 9:00 © ABC CAPTIONED NEWS (ANDY GRIFFITH SHOW ) CONCENTRATION CD THE CBS WEDNESDAY NIGHT 12:30 Philip Streifer. MCVIFQ j 't ( BOWLING FOR DOLLARS A MOVIE Summer Winds is a 45-piece symphonic (FESTIVALOF FAITH 8 CHARLIE'S ANGELS 1:00 (PRO FAN PTL CLUB-TALK AND VARIETY 808TOMORROW band which includes all instruments, (NEWS 0 8 CPO SHARKEY 1:30 except strings, played by local musicians ( MACNEIL-LEHRER REPORT © TH E A TR E IN AMERICA A JOE FRANKLIN SHOW !MOVIE 2:28 of all ages. This wiil be the band’s only (CROSS WITS (ODD COUPLE 9:30 BBESTOFGROUCHO performance this summer. (A B C NEWS 808THEKALLIKAKS 2:30 3 MAGGIE'S PHYSICAL FATNESS 9.56 Q N E W S Judge Rady "is also a musician who ROGRAM CD8 ABCNEWSBRIEF 2:« played piano in a combo for several years. Dick Van Patten stars in 7:30 10:00 OPBAYER Eight Is Enough." r) $35,000 PYRAMID A NEWS 3:03 His wife, Dolores, is a violinist and his I HOGAN'S HEROES ® 8 BARETTA B ALFRED HITCHCOCK three daughters are instrumentalists. Wednesday at 8 p.m. on 5 BREAK THE BANK OMEDIX ABC-TV. I JOKER'S WILD Jane plays flute in the MCC Summer Winds and Summer Pops. Audrey is a clarinetist in the Summer Winds and Judy also plays the flute. Thursday, Aug. 11 The concert will also include the (DICK VAN DYKE SHOW 6:00 ^NEWS © MASTERPIECE THEATRE marches “Crystal Star’’ and “The (A B C CAPTIONED NEWS )(0)MMNEWS D MACNEIL-LEHRER REPORT 8:30 (HONEYMOONERS Flickertail,” familiar music from “The IGHOSTANDMRS. MUIR { c r o s s WITS A MERV GRIFFIN K ® WHAT'S HAPPENINGI b ALL THAT GLITTERS Sting” and “West Side Story” and contem I IT TAKES A THIEF ) ODD COUPLE 8 11:30 DBOZO I ABC NEWS 0 N O , HONESTLYI ) THE CBS U T E MOVIE porary wind classics such as Hanson’s fiZOOM 5 JOYCE CHEN C(X)KS 9:00 (LOVE AMERICAN STYLE ) HOGAN’S HEROES 7:30 HAWAII FIVE-O “Chorale and Alleluia” and Persichetti’s Philip Streifer directs the Manchester Community College Summer Winds in rehearsal CD I S.W.A.T-THURSDAY NIGHT IGUNSMOKE (J)DOUBLEPLAY b a r n e y MILLER ®8 ilAL Joyce DeWitt, John Ritter and Chrissy Snow (top to “Pageant.” for Sunday performance at the Bicentennial Band Shell on the MCC campus. 0 HOGAN'S HEROES ® PTL CLUB-TALK AND VARIETY >) ZOOM (CAPTIONED) O MOVIE 6:30 (DMUPPETS SHOW 0 © AGE OF UNCERTAINTY bottom) star in ABC-TV’s “Three’s Company,” Thursday Those attending the concert may use 8 0 8 t h e TONIGHT SHOW ♦ t II LOVE LUCY OBASEBALL A MOVIE at 9:30 p.m. parking on the MCC campus and should g POP GOES THE COUNTRY A SOLD ONES ) ABC NEWS 9:30 © ABC CAPTIONED NEWS @ HOLLYWOOD SQUARES bring a blanket or lawn chair. Light K a s s ie ® 8 THREE'S COMPANY 12:30 Rehearsal « | PAINT ALONG WITH NANCY 9:58 NBC NEWS m o v ie refreshments will be served in the student W- I^MINSKY B JWSIONON ® 8 ABCNEWSBRIEF 1:00 ADAM 12 | » SPECIAL EDITION 10:00 center after the concert. In case of rain, Photos by Steve Dunn 0 DICK VAN DYKE SHOW 8 0 8 t o m o r r o w Saturday, Aug. 13 ONCE UPON A CLASSIC ® BARNABY JONES 1:30 the main auditorium will be used. PTIONEO) g THAT GIRL A NEWS @ MACNEIL-LEHRER REPORT B -lO E FRANKLIN SHOW 6:55 ® 8 WESTSIDE MEDICAL 2:30 MORNING B PARTRIDGE FAMILY MNEWS 8:00 O CELEBRITY BOWUNG O MOVIE ® THE WALTONS BNEWS Tanglewood presents 7:00 0 © AT THE TOP 2:41 6:00 8 0 S S P E E O BUGGY A C R O S S WITS CBS NEWS 10:30 BBESTOFGROUCHO ® AGRICULTURE U.S. A. 0 ONCE UPON A CLASSIC Guest conductor Kazuyoshi Ariyama ANDY GRIFFITH SHOW WELCOME BACK. KOTTER 0 g a r n e r t e d ARMSTRONG 6:20 giV ILU ALEGRE g ® fil NBC THURSDAY NIGHT 2:45 CONCENTRATION 11:00 O p r a y e r BNEWS 10:25 leads the Boston Symphony Orchestra BOWLING FOR DOLLARS AT THE MOVIES ®®08®>'^EWS 6:30 ® 8 SCHOOLHOUSE ROCK 0W ODEHOUSE PLAYHOUSE 3:16 tonight at 8:30 at Tanglewood, Lenox, FESTIVAL OF FAITH • ffim w O O D 3-NIGHT B ALFRED HITCHCOCK SUMMER SEMESTER 10:26 OUTDOORS WITH KEN 0 IRONSIDE N.Y.P.D. PATTERNS FOR LIVING ® IN THE NEWS Mass, in Rossini’s overture to “II Signore LLAWAY LIVING FAITH 6:45 10:30 Bruschino,” Schumann’s Piano Concerto ® A NEW DAY p ADVENTURES OF BATMAN 8 6'59 I DOLLY in A, and Moussorgsky’s “ Pictures at an 8 8 m o r n in g PRAYER n 8 KROFFTS SUPERSHOW Exhibition.” Mischa Dichter will be the 7:00 MONSTER SQUAD Friday, Aug. 12 RANGER STATION pianist in the boncerto. UNDERDOG (CARRASCOLENDAS 10:30 On Sunday at 2:30 p.m. Andre Previn 6:00 m DICK VAN DYKE SHOW CARTOON CARNIVAL 10:56 8 MUPPETSSHOW A CELEBRITY BOWUNG PTL CLUB-TALK AND VARIETY ® IN THE NEWS conducts the orchestra in Haydn’s 3 ) 0 8 NEWS 11:00 .gHOSTANDMRS, MUIR © MACNEIL-LEHRER REPORT {CONSULTATION 11:00 Symphony No. 87 in A and in excerpts 1^ - 6:00 ) ® 0 8 8 NEWS 7:25 ®SHAZAMISIS i IT TAKES A THIEF (FEHN^OD^NIGHT from Prokofiev’s “Romeo and Juliet.” IBOZO ( I ) THE KEANE BROTHERS SHOW s p r a y e r a SOUL TRAIN (N.Y.P.D. RZCX3M A C R O S S WITS 7:30 0 8 SPACE GHOST- On ’Tuesday at 8:30 p.m.. Gene Shalit, 3 ) 8 THE BEST OF DONNY AND (LIVING FAITH B HUCKLEBERRY HOUND FRAIANIKENSTllN,JR. _ OGAN'S HEROES (DICK VAN DYKE SHOW movie critic, narrates Prokofiev’s “Peter (GUNSMOKE MAfflE BNEWS INFINITY FACTORY Q BASEBALL (A B C CAPTION ED NEWS a THREE STOOGES HOT FUDGE and the Wolf” at Pops-at-Tanglewood. 6:30 (MOVIE 0 0 8 SANFORD AND SON UNCLE WALDO 11:30 11 LOVE LUCY ALL THAT GLITTERS 8 Arthur Fiedler conducts the Boston Pops 0 m WASHINGTON WEEK IN 6 8:00 SUPER FRIENDS n ABC NEWS 11:30 Sales & Service (LASSIE R EVim B BUGS BUNNY Orchestra in this pension fund concert. i Q ) IRONSIDE ) A MOVIE , "iSJ 0 8 NBC NEWS I LOVE AMERICAN STYLE ® 8 TOM AND JERRY MUMBLY BIG JOHN, LITTLE JOHN Selections include works by Strauss, WLLA ALEGRE 6:30 Show (J ) A YEAR AT THE TOP 3 8 BGA CHAMPIONSHIP MRECTORY Streisand, Danoff, and “A Fifth of (ADAM 12 ( 0 8 t h e t o n ig h t s h o w DAVEYANDGOUATH 8 SOUL TRAIN 8 STUDIO SEE A MERV GRIFFIN 0 8 WOODY WOODPECKER 11:55 Beethoven.” 0 0 n CHICO AND THE MAN b a b ^ a p t io n e o n e w s 8 6:55 12:00 CONSUMER SALES - 8:30 ® SCHOOLHOUSE ROCK 8 NEWS 0 © WALL STREET WEEK Manchester Parkade SHOP BIG BLUE MARBLE 11:56 6:57 ® MOVIE 7:00 13:30 DENNIS THE MENACE ® IN THE NEWS NBC NEWS UPDATE US LAST. Name brand n CBS NEWS 8 MOVIE 8 JABBERJAW 6:56 A appliances, televisions Concert at library I ANDY GRIFFITH SHOW 1:00 iiiOVIE AFTERNOON n CONCENTRATION 3)8ABCNEWSBRIEF 8 0 8 THE MIDNIGHT SPECIAL Lowest prices in town i ’The Manchester Public Library will BOWLING FOR DOLLARS 0:00 guaranteed. Service after the I 1:05 0 8 P t _ urkTiKKicnnt— anmior ■ xtm Page 8 - WEEKEND - AuRUSt 6, 1977 Colloctors* Corner Kid stuff is coiiectibie Ask Kleiner Hopalong Cassidy addicts set forth Back before the time of radios many searching for shoebags, a banner post offices would stamp tomorrow’s By Dick Kleiner with Hoppy and Topper, coloring weather prediction on the back of books, buttons, popcorn cans, envelopes with a second run through the canceling machine. These were Chinese checker game, jackknife and DEAR DICK: What happens with props, uniforms, etc., penknife, lunch pail with thermos, mostly for fanners in the Midwest, after they get done filming? Particularly, on the movie, "A mug, night-light, holster and gun, but they have originated from other Bridge Too Far.” I read that book twice. VINCENT FLORA areas as well. Such weather forecast n jigsaw puzzle, radio, ring, spurs and JR., Audubon, Pa. St; covers were only a dollar or two a Movies are a business and things like props and costumes a wristwatch. so This particular one belongs to while ago but have now zoomed up are assets. If they’ve rented them, they simply return them. If wards. they’ve bought them, they try to sell them. Big studios, of (fi Peter Galuska of Columbia. He is not course, have prop and costume departments and everything necessarily an addict as the watch Bucket of worms goes back where it came from. “A Bridge Too Far,” the big was given to him as a youngster The editorial-and-letter page of World War II epic, had some special problems. They had to some 30 years ago. He must have “Linn’s Stamp News” last Monday buy airplanes, but they plan to sell them. They’ll probably turn know how to take care of things at an was just covered with adverse reac a profit on the deal, since the planes were all brought up to w early age because it seems to be as 1977 standards. tion to that most egregious out-put of DEAR DICK: Please settle this question for ns. I say Tisha new and will still run if you wind it. this year’s Silly Season — the Bv (The band was removed for Sterling is the daughter of Ann Sothem and Robert Sterling, proposed two-tier postage rate. and my husband says she is the daughter of Jan Sterling and photography). How it might have happened: Jan’s husband. Who are Tisha’s parents? JOYCE M ane Kid stuff doesn't have to be all that The Boss: “Say, why don’t we hit MARTINSON, Bakersfield, Ca. Robert old to be collectible. Some of the business with 16 cents and leave the You’re right on the button. Tisha is the daughter of Robert that th( could re: Disneyana especially, from books to meet at Philly in December.) people at 13?” Sterling and Ann Sothem. DEAR DICK: I would like some information about a word. million, yo-yos, brings an outrageous price. Sally Kirka, president of NENA, All the yessers nodded their heads: This might sound silly to you hut it sure has me puzzled. On ment he: The Mickey Mouse alarm clock of has announced that they will offer a “Great idea. Chief’’...“Good PR, 1939 is listed at $200, and there is a Happy Days, they use it. They say, “ Don’t he a nerd.” I would gold-filled medal this year in addition Chief.” — without a thought for the like to know what “nerd” means, so I won’t hurt anybody if I Dopey puppet at $285. to the usual bronze and sterling ones. buckets of worms that would be say that to them. JANET L. POGUE, Casstown, Ohio. Other “finds,” non-Disney, would This medal must be ordered by Aug. hatched. Nerd is one of those nonsense words, that keep popping up to be some of the games from just a few 15. It was designed by Mrs. Kirka and Coming events keep our American language vital. In my youth, the word was years back such as Captain Marvel, shows the Old State House and also "goop.” It’s the same thing - goop, nerd, jerk, screwball. It The Manchester Philatelic Society Fibber McGee, and the Skeezix card poctures three coins with historic means, basically, a person who is clumsy, silly, foolish, acts will hold another summer get- game. symbols. nerdishly. These things turn up all the time on together at Mott’s Community Hall DEAR DICK: My cousins and I were discussing the $64,000 I The check should be made payable Question, so popular a few years back. Who was the master of the local tag sale circuit and are to "33rd NENA Conference and on Tuesday, August 9, 7 to 10 p.m. Circuit books will be available. ceremonies? LENA PRATT, Crescent, Iowa. worth watching for Convention” and mailed to A1 Kirka, That was the late Hal March. Coin convention 116 Oak St., Manchester, CT 06040. Tomorrow: The First Sunday DEAR DICK: Help! I read you all the time and you’ve ($22.50, plus a dollar for postage, un Stamp Bourse at the Ramada Inn, 100 The 33rd Annual Conference and helped so many and now I’m hoping you can help me. I was less you plan to pick it up at the E. River Dr., East Hartford, 10 to 5. Convention of the NENA will be held watching To Tell the Truth and one of the contestants had Resit Convention.) (Get off the parkway at the Darlin St. written a book on cats. All I got was her name — Carol November 18-20 at the Sheraton- Mancht Weather costs exit). This operation is conducted by Wilbom, I think. My book store lady said she can order it for Hartford Hotel. (New England water Gerry Geratn, a member of the local me if I have the title. MRS. STEPHEN C. MUNSELL, Her- Numismatic Association). (There is In the “Stamp Collector” recently, prepar; stamp club. Free admission, parking miston. Ore. a ' GENA” too. the Great Eastern Herman Herst tells of something else Sorry it took so long to get an answer to you. To Tell the The and door prizes. Numismatic Association. They will to be looking for in the way of covers. Truth is shot in New York and I’m in Los Angeles. 1 wrote to Manch them and didn’t hear anything, but finally got a letter from the Depart! author herself. She says, “My book is called ‘Cats Prefer It its test CB Convac This Way.' The publisher is Coward, McCann and Geoghegan. be bad It's in hardcover now — paperback next fall" Her name is its pots Carol Wilbourn and her stationery is shaped like a cat. mains ' DEAR DICK: Is George Savalas (Stavros on Kojak) related Ash CBers blasted for uniforms to Tony Savalas (Kojak)? If so, how are they related? Briarw CAROLYN KING, Carlisle Barracks, Pa. The club ultimately gave in to the St., Cui By INK DIPPER treading too h e avily in their The Savalas boys are brothers, but it isn't Tony Savalas, it's Farms territory. complaints because many area Telly — a diminutive of his real name, Aristotle. Grove A uniform is a symbol ot authority, CBers no longer wanted to join or be DEAR DICK: I am having an argument with my brothers. hut should CB club members be Police olticers said that they were St. associated with the organization. They say that the leading lady in Green Acres was Zsa Zsa Also. .illowed to wear them'.’ It seems like at raid these CBing civilians might at Gabor. I say it was Eva Gabor. Please hurry the answer cause Members felt if they couldn't wear Keene; some time get too carried away with I may win yet. DOROTHY L. SKYLES, St. Jam es, Mo. .1 harmless question since CB clubs their uniforms there was no need for Lakewi often have disiincti’ e vests, gar their uniforms and interfere in an You win! It was Eva all the way. emergency. One police officer even their participation. The CBers DEAR DICK: What does Farrah Fawcett-Majors think V illag nished with patches commemorating L edge compared the uniformed CBers to decided not to help at any more local about Lee Majors, her husband, sometimes doing a show with special events or signifying other CB Linwoo Nazi events and would simply monitor Lindsay Wagner? DUANE HACKBARTH, Mt. Morris, III. clubs. Hitler s use of uniforms in Ger Also many, channel 9, the national emergency If she's like most wives, she's probably glad he’s working. But several months ago members channel, and pass the information on But I know what you mean. It’s a problem in Hollywood, and Niles L ot the Cook County. Ill . Affiliated The outfit in question wasn't the situation of a husband working with an attractive woman Overla anything fancy. It consisted of a dark to local authorities. League of Emergency Radio Teams Forming an emergency club — and vice versa — has broken up many marriages. Since both (ALERT) adopted uniforms that at a pair of trousers, black tie, white Lee and Lindsay appear to be happy in their romantic shirts and black shoes. The jacket doesn't have to turn out this way. It's relationships, presumably Farrah isn’t worried. glance might be contused with police been proven in many states that uniforms. This brought about con had an official ALERT arm patch on one arm and the American flag on CBers can be an asset to the smokies troversy, criticism ot the club and a when they plan together and CBers Di lesson Jor other clubs considering the other They also had helmets which were worn when they super remember to aid the police and not liecoming involved in personal con act as part time officers. tact with the public vised crowds at basketball games. Members said students were known If you're helping form a CB club of The club was well known tor which wants to work with the police, volunteering to help with traffic and to throw pop bottles on the CBers when they were standing below the start out on the right foot. Go to the crowds at school and athletic events. sheriff or police chief and present .Members weren't well received bleachers. The group's uniform was defended your plan. He may think your group The when they wore their uniforms. isn't really necessary but will still rehabi Resentment quickly formed. Who by Jeffrey Adams, the club's presi dent. He, as well as other club give it a try in just one neighborhood. enterin did these CBers think they were? The Don't shuck the whole idea if you're ARDWARE CO. directo police, maybe'.’ Some citizens felt the members, felt that the uniform gave told absolutely no on uniforms. both w CBers were taking on too much self- the members a beneficial look of Wearing or not wearing a uniform M0N.-nil. MtM NLTON NOTCH, CT. what s! importance, and law enforcement of authority, necessary in handling ■T tl shouldn’t be the major concern of SATM:4S MM201 ficers thought the CBers were crowds or traffic problems. We’re CBers who want to help others. other applic Direct' The was st fundini munit; the t monie luw-in! provei m eet guidel The courai might intere The