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Watershed Patrol Tries to Break Old Habits r — By DAVE LAVALLEE from closing the road. But it’s not for “The people who are involved in After School Care Carter^ Other Buyers 1 Court Upholds Carter I Relays at MCC Herald Reporter safely reasons. They want to get in this are not from the lower classes. Boon For Parents Discuss Oil Costs I On Contract Denials I GLASTONBURY-The problem at there to fish, swim and drink like They neglect the fact that their kids To Begin Today are swimming out here and hanging Buckingham Reservoir in Glaston­ everyone else,” Muprhy said. Page 6 P age 6 1 P age 6 1 Page 1 0 bury is not confined to a bunch of kids Murphy said that he would provide around. There just is not any merely having a good time down at keys for the department so that it hollering,” Murphy stressed. the old forbidden swimming hole. would have access to the area too, Murphy said that the Glastonbury It is much more extensive accor­ but he said it did not like the idea. Police have been excelient in trying ding to George Murphy, forest William Constantine, a member of to solve this problem. The police iiand|rfitpr manager and special policeman for the Town Fire Commission said that have already made 13 arrests for the Manchester Water Department. the water department’s proposal for criminal trespassing this month. Murphy and soil analyst Thomas giving the department keys has yet to “The police are really a top-notch Ferlazo have just obtained special be proposed. outfit, but they are a little bit limited Humid police status to patrol the 2,200 acres “Of course we would like to. see it because of personnel problems, but Chance of Showers and they are finding it a very open, but I think keys would be a whenever we need a cruiser when challenging task. good alternative. I really do not things get too much for us, they are “What we are fighting out here is a believe that our firemen are out right there,” Murphy said. Details on Pago 2 > 4 ^ tradition that people in Glastonbury there using the property,” Constan­ Feriazo said that between the two, have been following for years. ’They tine added. they have been able to conquer the in- Murphy explained that in surmountables. He said that they are Workers Eligible i have always believed that since the Vol. XCVIII, No. 224 — Manchester, Conn., Saturday, June 23, 1979 reservoir was in their town, they September 1978, a select few citizens diminishing the probiem because. WETHERSFIELD (UPl) - »A Family NEWSpaper Since 1881 • 20t Single Copy • 15« Home Delivered could use it any way they wanted. opposed the closing of Coop Road, they now have the power of arrest. I About 100 present and former I Now we are trying to break them of along with what Murphy said was “Actually, though, we need a force employees of a Rockville sweater [ that habit,” Murphv said. pressure from the fire department. of five officers to really keep an eye mill are eligible to seek federal What do some of these habits in­ “We are all for giving the fire on this property,” Ferlazo explained. trade adjustment assistance,! clude? “People are stealing department keys, but we would have “They would all be On shifts, so we state Labor Commissioner Joseph I firewood, they are cutting down to know that just the district in that could have 24-hour coverage on the Peraro said Friday. fences, ripping down signs, lighting area would have them. If other dis­ watershed.” The federal benefits include Sunday Gas Outlook Bad fires and cutting their own paths for tricts got a hold of them, they could Murphy said that one gate has been training, job search and job their four-wheel-drive vehicles,” go in there anytime they wanted to,” replaced twice, five locks have been relocation assistance to By HERALD STAFF could be a result of the newness of ’Thomas said. Murphy said. replaced and that the cost of these employees of Roosevelt Mills who the program or panic buying. As popularly believed, it is not Four-wheel-drive owners have repairs is growing all the time. Gas has been tough enough to get in He said most of the town’s gas lost their jobs or work reduced recent days, but if you’re an “even” always young people who cause the taken their toll on the lush forests. “In man-hours and material hours because of a sales decline stations are open during weekdays at They had cut their own road to gain — a driver with a license plate that varying hours. But, he said residents problem. expense it has cost us over $200.00 to stemming from increased sales of ends in an even number — you could should get their gas during the day “We have had adults in here up to access to the area and then officials replace the gate and $10.00 apiece for imported sweaters. from the water department closed it be waiting until Tuesday to refill. because few of the stations surveyed The Manchester Water Department’s soil 45 years old. We know that there is the replacement of the locks,” 'The benefits were extended towel and cutoff shorts on his rack. At the up. Two weeks later, not more than Despite a telegram from Gov. will be open after 7 p.m. on one guy in this town who is cutting Murphy said. after a federal Labor Department analyst and Special Policeman, Thomas right is George Murphy, forest manager and down live trees, but we have just 25 yards away they had cut another Murphy said that he knows it is not Ella Grasso stressing the impor­ weekdays. Ferlazo, back to camera, explains to a motor­ special policeman for the department. review of the firm’s market that tance of gas stations staying open missed catching him. We have also one that is still in use. an organized four-wheel-drive club was requested by workers in Blackstone said the town will cyclist that he is not supposed to be in the (Herald photo by Lavallee) found a police officer and a juvenile, Murphy said that the operators of that is causing the havoc. He called this weekend, it appears few in the “keep an eye on the lines” this week March. Of the 100 eligible area will be open Sunday. watershed area. The motorcyclist- had a who was on parole cutting wood last these vehicles are young adults in them “freelancers”. workers, 65 still work at the and conduct a follow-up survey next their mid-twenties. He said that the The situation looks a bit sunnier for week. year,” Murphy said. Although the problems are still I Rockville plant, Peraro said. Murphy declined to comment on kids who go swimming in the area, present at Buckingham, Murphy today, except in Glastonbury. He said the odd-even plan “appears who the offending officer was and usually are using their parents’ cars. reports that the area is much cleaner Today is an “odd” day — a day to be working reasonabiy well, from which department he belonged, Ferlazo said that kids are constant­ than it was last year. Hits Schlesinger when person whose plates end in an except for the long lines in some stating that the juvenile involved ly camping out at Buckingham. “It’s not easy for us to perform our odd number or a letter from N-rZ areas.” would probably lose parole. “We had one fire out here iast year regular functions and have time to do HARTFORD (UPI) - Rep., may purchase gas. Sunday is an Glastonbury Murphy explained that the cutting and we think it was because of a this, but we have to,” Ferlazo said. Christopher Dodd, D-Conn., “even” day — the purchase date for of firewood is detrimental to the motorcycle without a spark I Friday described federal agency plates ending in even numbers or Most stations in Glastonbury are expected to be closed all weekend. watershed environment. If people cut arrestor,” Ferlazo said. I chief James Schlesinger as “the letters from A-M. Police met with town gasoline down too many trees and in critical “Everything that we do out here is Hebron Program I most incompetent government of- Gov. Grasso this week sent a letter dealers at 2 p.m. Friday to discuss areas, it could cause tremendous ero­ related to water quality. If people Starts June 25 I ficial in memory.” to all communities in the state and are cutting down trees and setting I Dodd’s comment was in a letter | asked the energy coordinators to ways of handling the traffic that has sion. This would lead to rapid been accumulating around their sedimentation in the reservoir and fires, this all affects the quality of HEBRON —The summer program I to President Carter repeating a meet with service station operators. stations and also to explain to the would lower water quality. the water,” Ferlazo said. sponsored by the Hebron Recreation I request that Schlesinger be fired. “It is my hope that these meetings will result in voluntary agreements dealers the hard facts concerning the Murphy and Ferlazo have the area “God forbid if there is ever a kid Commission will start June 25 and is I Dodd blamed Schlesinger for Motorists had better get used to this swimming in this reservoir with a I the “lack of confidence of the I with cars early Friday as the state entered its to assure that some stations are open rationing system. posted with signs which prohibit open to all children who live in “Pumps Closed” sign because few stations swimming, and other activities in the case of typhoid,” Ferlazo stressed. Hebron and are currently in Grades ] American people in current first weekend of the odd-even ration for some hours on Sunday,” she According to traffic officer Jack will be open today and even fewer will be Donnellan, a few complaints had area, but many have, already been Robert Young, water treatment 1- 6. I energy policy and the confusion plan.(Herald photo by Adamson) wrote. torn down. manager for the Manchester Water The program will run on a daily lover conflicting information on open Sunday. This very station was swamped Because of the odd-even purchase come in during the morning dealing with retailers who had imposed An access road called Coop Road, Department, said that he does not basis, Monday through Friday, and I fuel supplies.” plan imposed earlier in the week by maximum limits at their pumps. which is nothing more than a dirt think the chance of a ease of typhoid will alternate between Gilead Hill the governor, the importance of ’’This is why we called the trail, is at the root of the problem. ever entering the water supply is School and Hebron Elementary sorrie stations being opened on Sun­ meeting. We wanted to explain what “We have tried to have it closed, very great. School. The first session will be at Bills Signed day is intensified. because people can get in here with “There is a possibility that could Gilead. Maurice Pass, Manchester’s direc­ was happening with the system, so HARTFORD (UPI) - Gov. Ella that some of dealers could have their their four-wheel-drive vehicles. But a exist from heavy dumping, but The daily programs will run from 9 iGrasso signed a bill into law tor of general services and the town’s selected few fought it even though we chlorination would most likely a.m. to 3:30 p.m. If a child is going to energy coordinator, asked the Police q estions answered,” Donnellan J I Friday which required plain Big NU Rate Hike explained. said we would provide locks so that eliminate it. If we had a filter remain for the entire session he or I language in consumer contracts Department to do the survey work. This is a pile of trash in the watershed area piles exist throughout the watershed. “That’s they could gain entrance,” Murphy system, there would even be less of a she must bring a box lunch, including “Saturday doesn’t look too bad, but In terms of attendance, the land approved another to stiffen meeting was a success. Out of 17 at Buckingham Reservoir in Glastonbury. not even our barrel’’, he said. (Herald photo said. chance, but we chlorinate heavily beverage. Parents must provide I penalties for arson — both effec- Sunday will be grim ,” a police According to Murphy, the Glaston­ and It kills impurities. It must be transportation. spokesman, who asked not to be iden­ dealers in the town. 12 showed up for Forest Manager George Murphy said these by Lavallee) I live Oct, 1. the briefing. bury Fire Department is also remembered that the first line of The program will consist of sports ’The arson law would impose a tified, said. fighting against the closing of the water treatment rests with how you activities, arts and crafts projects, a About 15 stations in Manchester Traffic officer Dave Ferris said I sentence of life imprisonment on Gets Tentative OK that the station owners have been road. treat the source,” Young said. physical fitness program, story time, I anyone convicted of setting a fire will be open today, he said. Only two “They got together with some Murphy said that this is an upper- and other recreational activities. HARTFORD (UPI) - The Depart­ appointed. Newly-appointed were have indicated they will be open Sun­ very cooperative. I in which someone dies. The year, if the plants do better than 70 “They have been willing to work Selectmen Seeking Aide members of the town, to prevent us middle class problem. There is ho charge for the program. J Legislature killed attempts to ment of Public Utilities Control Fir- former CIA agent John Downey, percent, credit will be given on day, he said. They are the A*1 Sta­ with whatever we suggest. The I make the offense applicable under day tentatively approved an $85.4 former Hartford school superinten­ people’s bills,” the spokeswoman tion on Center Street, which expects BOLTON —The Board of million rate hike for Northeast dent Edythe Gaines and Marvin to be open from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m., and problem with this kind of a program Center Road, Bolton, Conn. 06040. The board authorized Ryba to I the death penalty statute. said, “IT the plants go down near 55 is that the dealers felt they know Selectmen is sseking applicants for Also at its meeting the board made proceed with determining the I The clear language measure, Utilities — the largest utility rate in­ Loewith of Bloomfield. percent, the people will be charged Moriary Brothers, also on Center crease ever granted in the state’s their business best and that govern­ the position of administrative assis­ several appointments to the Board of availability and suitability of a lone which consumer groups have The reason given for the rate in­ for the extra oil.” Street, which expects to be open tant. The position has a salary of up history. from 8 a.m. to noon. ment people should not be telling Fire Commissioners. Those ap­ proposed site, for the, complex and I been pushing for years, requires crease was rising costs for operating them how to handle it,” Ferris said. to $15,000 and the person hired will be pointed were: Peter Massolini for a the When Northeast cannot operate its TTie Manchester Police Depart­ other future town facilities. I all consumer contracts up to $25,- Connecticut’s largest utility, which expenses, taxes and oil, the Ferris said that the State Office of un .er the direct supervision of the one-year term; and Cindy Fagan and The bid for a police cruiser was nuclear power plants, it reverts to ment also delivered copies of rules 1000 in value be written in plain has more than 1 million customers, spokeswoman said. Policy and Management reported first selectman. Ray Soma for five-year terms. awarded to a Willimantic dealer for I language. The law does not apply oil-fired generation. But the and regulations about the governor’s At the board meeting, Tuesday Carol Vizard was appointed to the had requested a $131.2 million in­ “The DPUC bought NU’s faulty spokeswoman said any such costs gas purchasing plan to all town ser­ that 129 million gallons of gas were $6,129. The cruiser is scheduled to be I to real estate contracts. allocated for this month last year, night, the selectmen outlined some of Board of Library Dircectors for a delivered by July 26. crease — the largest rate boost ever reasoning, self-serving analysis, and passed onto consumers would likely vice stations. Bookcas but this year dealers are only the qualifications required for the six-year term, effective July 1, and A bid on a three-point hitch mower sought in the state. short-sighted vision and passed the not occur, and if they do, it won’t be , The grim gas news has kept other position. They said it should be a per­ Vaness Rowe was appointed to the Sentenced bill on to consumers,” said a for a year. police departments hopping. receiving 108 million gallons of fuel. was over the budgeted amount so the A spokesman for the DPUC said Ferris said since the rationing son with some experience in the Sewer Avoidance Study Committee. bid was rejected by the board. No WINDSOR (UPI) — Two young I spokesman for the CCAG’s Utilities Asked if there was any news to employment field and that the increase , if finally approved one “I think they’re (Northeast) going program has been implemented, the The selectmen signed a one-year bids were received for a mobile Made of legendary white men who pleaded guilty to I week from today, will mean an Coalition. report Friday evening, one South experience should include knowledge agreement with the Town of Andover hijacking a Trailways bus and I to come out fairly close in the course Windsor police dispatcher replied: lines at the pumps have grown. He radio. The board will now seek out pine from the Saco Valley average 10 to 11 percent increase on “The DPUC has decreed that con­ attributes this to customer panic. about grant applications, to use that town’s disposal area for prices from dealers. robbing 36 passengers were of a year to 70 percent,” the “Nah, it’s a pretty quiet night, a residential customer’s monthly sumers’ pocketbooks will become a spokeswoman said. “It’s going to be tough to get negotiations with labor relations, the coming year. The bidding for fire sirens was In New Hampshire. Each sentenced Friday on kidnapping! except for 500 people asking me if a bill. liability insurance policy for future around this weekend, Ferris said. organizational responsibilities and Board members went into two waived and Cliff Massey, civil piece of wood Is hand- with a firearm, robbery and j gas station’s open. It’s driving me inefficiency or mismanagment of “We’re required to give the com­ “Most station operators said that public information. separate executive sessions, first to preparedness director was directed reckless endangerment charges. The Connecticut Citizen Action nuts.” selected for texture, knot NU’s nuclear plants,” the spokesman pany enough money to allow them to they would be closed on Saturday and Anyone interested should send a discuss a personnel study report and to secure a firm price from a dealer David Robinson, 17, of Hart-1 Group, a statewide consumer group, resume and salary history to First structure and Is In­ said. provide their customers with East Hartford that they would not open on Sunday.” second to discuss buying land for a for the sirens. I ford, was sentenced to 6-12 years I immediately called the DPUC deci­ adequate electric service and gas,” Selectman Henry Ryba, 222 Bolton public safety complex. dividually hand-rubbed to In East Hartford, a town survey in­ The police department has had ad­ in jail and Louis Floyd, 23, of West | sion “little short of disastrous.” A spokesman for the DPUC said she said. Northeast has about 885,000 It’s distinctive, warm, Hartford, received a 12-20 year dicated 27 out of 34 stations will be ditional cars on patrol to watch out I the only allowance for nuclear power electric customers and provides gas mellow finish (and It’s prison term in Windsor Superior j The precedent-setting tentative open today. for traffic snags because of lines that Officers Elected decision was made by a partly lame plant shutdowns was that the utility to about 140,000 homes. spill onto major arteries. resistant to boiling water I Court. will be reimbursed if the plants But the town surveys shows that no HEBRON —Betty Petro, represen­ A third man, Andrew Seals, 24,1 duck commission, which will be The 10 percent to 11 percent in­ stations will be open in East Hartford Both Ferris and Donnellan said and common household revamped July 1. Leaving will be operate at less than 70 percent crease, if it’s finalized, would take ting the Gilead Hill School and Bar­ I of West Hartford, pleaded inno-1 capacity. on Sunday. that there have been very few violent stalnsi chairwoman Miriam Butterworth effect sometime in July. arguments yet. bara O’Keefe, representing ’The cent to the same three charges | Northeast’s Millstone II atomic Mayor Richard H. Blackstone, who and commissioners Gerald McCann “I think people realize what is Hebron Elementary School, have I and is awaiting trial. power generator recently was shut “After that, says in September of ordered the survey last Monday, said been elected co-presidents of the from only The bus was hijacked in a and Thomas Standish. October, adjustments may be made gas stations have reported their fuel happening and that there is nothing 9 IS Cl I down for 10 days because of they can do. I have noticed that peo­ Hebron Parent-Teacher Organiza­ I “Jesse James” style robbery last ’The deciding panel which has been to people’s bills up or down,” the supplies have been cut back by an 30x9

. ^ PAGE TWO - EVENING HERALD, Sat., June 23, 1979 EVENING HERALD, Sat., June 23, 1979 - PAGE THREE Center Names Collectors* Corner . Bolton Sets New Director Coventry To Decide ' Parking Fee % i - r MANCHESTER - A 1974 Universi­ A Collectible Camera j r \ ty of Connecticut graduate has been ^ On Joining District rtbmed the director of the Early This would take just as good a pic­ : At New Park • fa By RUSS MacKENDRICK ture. but the film had to be advanced By GUY DESIMONE of Coventry would be in on the Learning Center, a state-funded in­ Here is a collectible camera: the stitution for pre-schoolers. by twisting a knob and you had to BOLTON — When Indian Notch Herald Correspondent writing of the bylaws and Dial-A- “RoUei-magic” of the early 1960s. Maryanne Duffley began her duties remember to find a tiny lever Park on Bolton Lake is officially COVENTRY — The Town Council Ride could be expanded. The rippled window seen high up. on #!L, at the center June 13, succeeding somewhere down in front to cock the has voted unanimously to bring the Councilwoman Roberta Koontz the front is for the photo cell to look accepted by the town, there will be a Lois Bancroft as director. shutter for the next picture before question of joining a Windham questioned the possibility of the dis­ through and mastermind the parking charge on weekends only, Ms. Duffley has a bachelor’s you could shoot. Regional Transit District to a town trict issuing bonds, one of its automatic exposure control. (The there will be no charge during the The Photographica book states that week. meeting on July 2 at 7:30 p.m. statutory powers. degree in Child Development and camera has no batteries.) The handle Family Relations and is working before 1939 some half dozen Rollei There will be a |1 per car charge The council approved the creation Hooper said that the bylaws of at the near side will transport the m ^ els had won acceptance in the 'X most districts in the state forbid such towards her master’s degree at film and cock the shutter for the next for parking. Tickets will be on sale at f ' of the district after more than an Southern Connecticut State College American market, and are relatively the ticket booth at the park. hour of discussion about liabilities to bonding and Windham and Mansfield, shot with one stroke. easy to find in pawnshops and two towns that have voted to join the in New Haven. ’The top lens is for viewing and Local residents will have the option the town and possible conflicts with camera stores. The book was I program, are also concerned Ms. Duffley worked at a nursery focusing and the lower one Is for of buying a season pass for $6 or .--T. the town charter. published in 1976 and now it might not about this. school for a year following gradua­ taking the picture. A trapdoor is tickets for 50 cents. The season pass Kevin Hooper of the Windham tion before taking a teacher-director shown opened at the top. Through be so easy — nobody is giving away and or reduced price tickets may be Regional Planning Agency (WRPA) Mrs. Koontz was also concerned position at the Mohegan Child Care this the operator can look at a ground either a Rolleiflex or a Rolleicord purchased in advance at the and Dan Manby met with the council about the large amounts of state and Center in Norwich, Conn. glass and see the object right-side- lately, so if you see a good buy — selectmen’s office. They will not be to explain the formation of and fun­ federal funds involved and Crane grab it. warned that “federal funds are no She lives in Colchester, but says ■ up. The small wheel at the left side of sold at the gate. ding for the program. guarantee.” she will be moving to Manchester the camera can be turned until the News of the MPS The park will be open from 8 a.m. Council member Harold Crane Mrs. Nash, however, said if the shortly. image on the ground glass is clear— At its recent annual meeting the to sunset seven days a week. questioned Hooper about the costs to government funds were withdrawn. this is the distance adjustment. ’Then members of the Manchester Constables will be on duty. individual towns, whether member the shot may be made with the cable Stanley Bates, park director, said, towns could b e’liable for district C w e " ^ could refuse to Philatelic Society elected the the costs. release or the lever just above it on following to be officers for the year “We’re all anxious to run through a debts, and administrative costs. Programs Set the camera body. ’The other wheel is Town Attorney Abbot Schwebel beginning June 12: season to see how it works out and to ’Tm not against the district. I’m used to make the choice among will prepare a written opinion on ft'esident — Harry Cion. see how we can improve things. We against getting stuck holding the big On Retarded automatic, time, or flash exposures, possible charter-transit district Vice-president — Richard Steele. hope to have a nice family type bag,” Crane said. and also to change the lens opening The Royal Treatment statute conflicts and as to whether or Treasurer — Evelyn Dickson. operation.” Hooper said that the towns are not MANCHESTER - Several anywhere between f3.5 and f22. not the district could bind the town Corresponding Secretary — responsible for the transit district workshops for parents, counselors By means of this “magic,” the Big juicy strawberries are getting the royal ball and Hertha Kley, in preparation for a financially without its consent. Richard Embser. debts. He said with all services con­ and friends of mentally retarded or camera will' come up with a super­ Swim Program treatment by residents at Fenwood Manor at strawberry festival this afternoon from 2 to 4 Atty. Schwebel has also been asked "Collecting Photographica” by Recording secretary — Maurice tracted and the district run by direc­ multiple-handicapped people will be sharp picture readily visible on a BOLTON — The Recreation Crestfield Convalescent Home on Vernon to come up with safeguards to George Gilbert (Hawthorn Books Landry. in the Fenwood dining room. The public is tors from member towns, ad­ offered by Manchester Community contact print — 2V* inches square — Department will be accepting protect the town from financial Inc.). Here we read of the “rapid rise The club will have get-togethers on Street, Manchester. Hulling the berries are, welcome. (Herald photo by Pinto) ministrative costs would be little or College this month and in July, 12 shots on a 120 roll. registrations for swimming lessons, liability. to fame of the Rollei line of twin-lens the regular meeting nights all from left, Christine Wilenson, Marion Kim­ nothing. The Art Therapy Workshop and a The camera does a good job but it Monday and Wednesday from 6:30 to leflex cameras.” It started in 1929, summer, i.e., the second and fourth The towns exciting $2,500 Dial-A- Music Therapy Workshop will focus ^ arrived on the scene along with the 8 p.m. at Herrick Memorial Parkl with the “standart” Rolleiflex com­ 'Tuesday of each month. Some place Ride contribution would be its first on the use of arts and crafts projects, ^ ' tidal wave of single lens reflexes There will be two sessions of ing in 1932 — “Easily the world’s and time: Mott’s Community Hail, 7 year donation to the district. Hooper Manchester and music techniques, to foster lear­ Harold A. Osgood and Velma G. Osgood, commander and (SLRs) using 35 millimeter film lessons, July 8 through 24 and July 29 ning and to increase motor abilities. most famous TLR ... fast handling to 10 p.m. 'There will be no business told the council. He said if no other Public Records president, respectively, of the World War I Barracks No. 786 which is more convenient for color through Aug. 14. Lessons will be services were offered, the donation A Recreation Skills Workshop will and compact with a crank to advance meetings but the circuit books will be photography. (Nobody ever seems to given from 9 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. wouldn’t get much bigger'and Coven­ help participants to select and design Veterans and Auxiliary, have been re-elected for second terms film, it raced ahead of ail com­ on the tables. Lxcoiilors (Iced have a 2 V4 projector to borrow.) For the first time, lessons will be try could even drop out of the district therapeutic, recreational activities, in their offices and will be installed Sunday. (Herald photo by petition.” Special event for Juije 26 — Estate of Lillian R. Metter to Trio Soon after the appearance of the given at Indian Notch Park on Bolton without losing Dial-A-Ride. using materials that are readily ' Burbank) Rollei-magic the whole line of twin- Another TLR by the same firm, at members may bring up to five lots Enterprises, propertv at 177 McKee half the price, was the Rolleicord. for an auction. Lake, the town’s newest recreation Council member Karen Nash said St.. $48,000 available. lens reflexes (TLRs) manufactured facility. A special workshop on Sensory that Coventry is so rural and depen­ Judgement lien by Franke and Heidecke of Germany 'Those participating must pay a $1 dent on private transportation, “We Stimulation and Passive Recreation Albert G. Murphy against Harold Marine Club To Install was phased out. Now if you go'into a insurance charge unless the child is owe the taxpayers a chance to try it for Handicapped Children will assist Talk Set on Hypnosis Greenbaum and the Parkade Bakery store and ask for a new Rolleiflex already covered in another town out for one year and see how it works families or groups with severely im­ Corp.. property at 89 Shallowbrook you will be shown a snazzy little 35- MANCHESTER - Claire A. Tatro, piace in today’s society. Anyone in­ program. out.” She said that the Town Council paired or autistic children. Lane, $1,871.80 Mr. and Mrs. Osgood millimeter SLR with all the options A.A.E.H., hypnotechnician and terested in learning about hypnosis is Robert Peterson will be the water A Locational Motor Math that make up a “system.” This director of the New England Ethical welcome to attend. safety instructor. Workshop will teach adults a method MANCHESTER — Installation of Roscoe, trustee No. 1; John A. means interchangeable lenses from Hypnosis Institure, will be the guest Parents Without Partners is an in­ for helping children understand the officers for 1979-80 of the World War Owens Jr., trustee No. 2; John R. 14mm to 200mm and also an speaker at the meeting of Parents ternational organization devoted to Self-Endorsement Ban symbols use in mathematics. I Barracks No. 786 Veterans and Koubak, trustee No. 3. automatic winder that will give two \Vithout Partners Tuesday at 8 p.m. the welfare and interests of single ’The series of workshops has been Auxiliary will be held Sunday at 2 Auxiliary officers —Jennie exposures per second (the latest at the Community Baptist Church. parents and their children. For p.m. at the Marine Club at 717 fad). Survey Set developed and will be taught by in­ Doggart, senior vice president; Ann Ms. Tatro will lecture on the basic further information call 647-1178 or Good Idea: Cummings dividuals who work with the han­ Parker St. Flechsig, junior vice president; A good book on old cameras is concepts of ethical hypnosis and its 643-0709. Commander Harold A. Osgood and MANCHESTER — A proposed appoints its new members whenever dicapped. All courses will stress a Ethel Swanson, treasurer; Florence state law that would ban the self­ Auxiliary President Velma G. By Squadron a vacancy occures. The Democrats practical learning approach and will Streeter, secretary; Esther Wood, endorsement of political town com­ Osgood have been re-elected to their have said this system is a closed one, feature individual instruction. chaplain; Ida Berube, conductress; Bookmobile Schedule mittees shows the far-sightedness of second term in office. MANCHESTER — The Manchester and Cummings again criticized it in For further information about any Harriet Owen, guard; Ethel Swan­ local Democrats, Ted Cummings, Past commander Edwin A. Power Squadron in cooperation with his recent comments. of the workshops, call the Communi­ son, patriotic instructor; Elizabeth MANCHESTER -H ere 10:30 a.m. —Mayfair 10:30 a.m. —Early Democratic town chairman, said. Flechsig will install the Barracks of­ 9 p.m. and Saturday from 9 the National Oceanic and At­ “The Republicans never accepted ty Services Division at 646-2137. Jesanis, trustee No. 1; Ethel Swan­ is next week’s schedule for Gardens. Childhood Learning Center. The new law would require town the challenge of accepting new faces. ficers, and Florence Streeter, past a.m. to 6 p.m. Children’s mospheric Administration will be son, trustee No, 2; Pauline Clarke, the Manchester Public 11:40 a.m. —Holiday House 2:10 p.m. —Esquire Drive. committees to be elected by caucus That’s a difference between the two auxiliary president, will conduct the trustee No. 3; Bertha Olds, flag Rest Home. 2:50 p.m. —Nye Street. Department open Monday and conducting today and Sunday also Rham Board To Meet Library bookmobile: 'Thursday from 9 a.m. to 9 or direct primary. This would parties,’’ he said. auxiliary installation. bearer. 1:30 p.m. —Garden Drive. 3:30 p.m. —Loomis Street. July 6, 7 and 8. This survey is part of p.m. and Tuesday, prohibit a town committee from elec­ He supports the caucus or direct HEBRON —The Regional District A banquet will be served to all Monday 2:50p,m.—Homestead Park the U.S. Power Squadron’s Friday Wednesday, Friday and Satur­ ting its own membership and would primary method that would become 8 Board of Education will meet Mon­ members of the Veterans Barracks 9:30 a.m. —Manchester Apartments. Cooperative Charting program con­ AARP Names Officers 1:30 p.m. —McKee and West day from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. result in all party members having day at 7:30 p.m. in the Rham High and Auxiliary at 3 p.m. after the in­ Manor Convalescent Home. 3:30 p.m . —Parkade ducted throughout the U.S. mandatory according to the new law. High streets. Whiton Memorial Library an opportunity to run for the town School library. stallation ceremony. Veterans VERNON —Robert Jenks has been 10:40 a.m. —Laurel Manor Apartments. The gigantic task of maintaining “It’s worked for us,” Cummings elected president of the Vernon Area Convalescent Home. 2:50 p.m. —Pine Ridge —All departments open Mon­ Riding High committee and to vote for the said. The board will discuss personnel; organizations and friends are invited Wednesday day through Friday from 10 the over 530 nautical charts to reflect Chapter 2129 of the Americam 11:30 a.m. —Oak Place. Apartments. membership of that committee. the status of the clerk of the works to attend the installation. 8:50 a.m. —Waddell Pool. a.m. to 8:30 p.m. and Satur­ the latest changes affecting the safe­ 2:10 p.m. —East Maple 3:30 p.m. —Rachel Road. Three-year-old Jason Parker of Stafford ping contest at the 11th annual horse show of The Democratic Town Committee for the junior high building project; Commander Harold Osgood and Association of Retired Persons. 10:30 a.m. —Verplanck day from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. ty of navigation became a difficult Street, Springs has no fear of the large horse he rides the Reddington Rock Riding Club last Sunday has been elected by caucus for about Good Turn Program class sizes and staff asjustments; a President Veluma Osgood have been Other officers are, Ann Pool. During July and August and assignment for the Coast and Cavanaugh, first" vice president; 2:50 p.m. —Blue Ridge as he readies himself to participate in a jum­ in Vernon. (Herald photo b^y Adamson) eight years, Cummings said. VERNON — Sambo’s Restaurant, dicision on the Connecticut Associa­ elected to be delegates to the state Drive. 1:30 p.m. —Lorraine Road. Library Hours on the Saturday preceding Geodetic Survey and the charting Eleanor Amos, second vice presi­ 2:10 p.m. —Galaxy Drive. Labor Day, the libraries will “I’m happy to say the Democratic located on Route 83 at the Tri-City tion of Boards of Education’s binding convention at New Haven in July. 3:30 p.m. —Finley Street. Mary Cheney Library agencies. In 1%2 the U.S. Power 3 p.m. —Squire Village. be closed Saturdays. Town Committee in Manchester was Plaza, has embarked upon a fund­ arbitration litigation; approve fun­ Other officers to be installed are as dent; Helen Fluckiger, recording —Adult and R eference Squadrons with its 61,000 members Tuesday way out in front by almost eight raising campaign to benefit the ding applications and give vinal ap­ follows: secretary; Elizabeth Devlin, cor­ Thursday departments open Monday was called upon to assist in this vital years,” he said in reference to the proval to the budget. Barracks officers —Felix Jesanis, responding secretary; and Howard 8:50 a.m. —Salters Pool. 8:50 a.m.—Camp Kennedy. through Friday from 9 a.m. to activity by reporting, in a uniform Muscular Dystrophy Association. proposed change. ’The board will also hear several senior vice commander; William M. Amos, treasurer. manner, the changes detected in the Hunt on for Sewer Odor Certificates, entitling the purchaser Local Democrats in the past have to $1 off on a purchase at the committee reports; a financial Roscoe, junior vice commander; TTie chapter is planning a trip to waters which they frequented. MANCHESTER - For officials The town-owned landfill is in the Officials from the state Depart­ discussed the difference between the summeray; award the milk bid; a Robert J. Doggart, quartermaster; Swanzey, N.H. July 13 to see the Findings of the Manchester Power and employees of the town’s Sewer same area as the sewage treatment ment of Environmental Protection restaurant, will be on sale during the Th>ater two parties locally in the election of Tri-City Plaza Craft Fair today and report on minimum competency Harold S. Olds, adjutant; John A. play, “The Old, Homestead,” and to Squadron Survey will be forwarded Department, Friday was hardly plant. In between the two is the area also have come to the area to help the town committees. The Sunday. exams; a report on differentiated Owens Jr., chaplain; Jonathan H. have a buffet church supper. SATURDAY “Bedknobs and Broomsticks” to the National Ocean Survey for in­ different from any other day this where the town dumps leaves it has determine what might be causing the Democrats feel their caucus is more Proceeds from the sale cf the • diplomas; and a report on alternative Law, judge advocate; John R. For reservations contact Stephanie E. Hartford Drive-In — “Hot Lead and Cold Feet” — clusion in the next revision of local week. picked up during the past year. smell. open and offers an opportunity for coupons will assist MDA in its con­ education and distributions. Koubak, sargent-at-arms; William Schlude, 875-7117. “Richard Pryor in Concert” Starts at dusk nautical charts. They again spent part of their time When these leaves decompose, Odor problems have occurred in newcomers to join. tinuous efforts to find cures for the 28 8:30; “Sex with A Smile” 9:30 Vernon Cine 1 — “The Approximately 30 vessels will be searching for the cause of an odor they do have an odor that could be the past years in the area. The Republican Town Committee 30.00 E. Windsor Drive-In — Champ” 2:00-4:15-7:10-9:30 participating in the water and shore problem that has resulted in many part of the overall smell. neuromuscular diseases that afflict Vernon Cine 2 — “Love at both young and old alike. The Almanac “Love at First Bite” 8:30; facilities will be reviewed by other complaints from residents who live Tracing the actual source of the "Jennifer” 10:00 squadron members. near the sewage treatment plant off odor is difficult, Jodaitis said. Specialty Autos Displayed By United Press International Manchester Drive-In — Olcott Street. ’"The Champ” 8:45; “Great MiU}sfirhl '•Dnvr in Any person aware of an inac­ Earlier this week, for instance, one Today is Saturday, June 23, the 174th day of 1979 with Train Robbery” 10:35 curacy, change in marine facilities, Frank Jodaitis, water and sewer resident who had complained about MANCHESTER - Capitol Tire of 324 Broad St., is 191 to follow. Mansfield Drive-In — submerged objects, landrharks, administrator, feels the odor is not an odor was brought to the area. hosting three specialty automobiles as part of a The moon is new. W m I th ru S a t ‘’Pinocchio’’ "Freaky obstruction in and above the water, caused by any one problem. There When he smelled the leaves, he said nationwide performance rally at Firestone tire The morning stars are Venus and Mars. Friday” - SUrts at dusk Disnev’s or useful suggestions for charter im­ actually may be several contributing that was the same odor he had dealerships. DRIVEWAYS The evening stars are Mercury, Saturn and Jupiter. Vernon Cine 1 — “The provements to the NOS nautical factors, he said. experienced. The autos in the display are a 1932 Ford coupe; a Those born on this date are under the sign of Cancer. Champ” 2:00-7:10-9:30 charts should contact Fred Schilke at “I don’t know whether it’s the The next night, however, there still customized 1955 Chevrolet coupe and a 1976 Pontiac ‘Cokmial 'The duke of Windsor, Britain’s Kind Edward VIII, was Vernon Cine 2 — “Love at Bnocctiio 644-9274, Gene Blackwell at 644-1686 leaves, the treatment plant or the Trans Am. TECHNICOLOR ( } were complaints about different born June 23, 1894. First Bite” 1:30-7:30-9:20 or Don LePard at 289-8488. landfill.” Jodaitis said. types of odor, Jodaitis said. Each of the autos are using various types of Firestone On this day in history: " P LU S tires. In 1845, the Congress of Texas agreed to the territory’s SUNDAY BRBUirHaMlI During the display several prizes, including a set of ALL W MnURSIIP filARANTEa annexation by the United States. E. Hartford Drive-In — radial tires, custom wheels, shock absorbers and spark In 1947, the U.S. Congress enacted the Taft-Hartley “Richard Pryor in Concert” Sun thru Thurs Potter To Display Crafts plugs, will be awarded. FIEEESniUTES Ttl.62M3S2 Labor Act over the veto of President Truman. 8:30; “Sex With a Smile”” June 2 4 -2 8 Capitol Tire is the only Firestone dealership in New In 1967, Connecticut Senator Thomas Dodd, a UBI rnOCABT • 9:30 DISNEY'S MANCHESTER - John L. Hull, a Hull has also been chosen as one of For the past nine years Hull has England to host the rally. Democrat, was censured by the U.S. Senate for misusing E. Windsor Drive-In — local potter, has been selected from 100 exhibitors from nearly 500 focused on perfecting the clay, The display ends today. campaign funds. “love at First Bite” 8:30; BEDKNOBS & several hundred applicants to display applicants to participate in the Guild­ glazing and firing techniques. Now he In 1973, the United States and Russian signed an agree­ For period ending 7 p.m. EST 6/23/79. Saturday will “Jennifer” 10:00 BBOOMSTICKS and sell his pottery at two craft ford Handcrafts Exposition July 19, works solely in porcelain. He has ment to expand airiine service between the two coun­ find showers and thundershowers scattered across parts Manchester Drive-In — PUIS shows — Rhinebeck Northeast Craft 20, 21 from noon to 9 p.m. The show been involved in the construction of '"rhe Champ” 8:45; “Great tries. of the Ohio-Tennesseee Valleys, Florida and north Atlan­ Fair and the 22nd Annual Guilford will be on the Guildford Green about several different types of kilns as 'Train Robbery” 10:35 HOT LEAD & COLD FEET Handcrafts Exposition. tic states. Generally fair weather is forecast elsewhere Mansfield Drive-In — one m ile south of E xit 58 on well as building his own. To create A thought for the day: Irish poet James Stepehns said, with skies ranging from sunny to partly cloudy. Hull has been selected as one of the Interstate 95. the desired effects in producing his “Women are wiser than men because they know less and 500 outstanding craftspeople to Hull displayed two of his works distinctive style of pottery, he understand more.” MANCHESTER exhibit in the nation’s largest craft recently at the Greater Hartford develops original recipes for clay and I DRIVE-IN'ROUTES 6 & 41A market, the Northeast Craft Fair Civic and Arts Festival. glaze. being held in Rhinebeck N.Y.. today The Weather T H E ^ P R I and Sunday. The fair is open 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Craft demonstrations take WINDSOR LOCKS (UPI) - The National Weather Ser­ place daily. Grand Reopening vice forecast for Connecticut is: CHAM P E l The Lottery Showers and thunderstorms with possible strong gusty THE uAD-TPriDi^ mi. • • hcavy rains early Saturday. Highs Saturday ^ 1 - number drawn in around 80, Fair Saturday night with lows in the 50s. Part- GREATTRAINj SALE the Connecticut lottery Friday was 367. ly sunny Sunday. Highs in the 70s. Probability of rain 30 SUMMER FUN WHILE YOU LEARN All Full Size Subs percent Saturday and 20 percent Saturday night. Wester- ROBBERY winds 10 to 20 mph Saturday and Saturday night.' "Summer In Manchastar 1979-Enrichment Prnoram”

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JUST COME ON INI PAGE FOUR - EVENING HERALD, Sat., June 23, 1979 Wings of Morning EVENING HERALD, Sat., June 23, 1979 — PAGE FIVE iflaudn'iitrr Emniimj Jack Anderson Manchester — A City of Village Charm Add ‘Beginning With Me’ to the Lord’s Prayer Founded Oct. i, 1881 Published by the Manchester Publishing Co., Herald Square, Tokyo Trade Summit Begins Manchester, Conn. 06040. Telephone (203) 643-2711. asked for help. How we love to tell others how to Thy kingdom come — beginning How is Your Sail Set? One mother pulled the curtains down, their glowing account. they should live! I know a driver turned her back on the world, and And we need to remember that this I am also a director of the United Member. Audil Bureau of Circulation Member, Umted Press inlenlalionat WASHINGTON — When President cent of the domestic market last with me When life caves in, how do you face ficials clink glasses over prospective recession, currency depreciation and who, when walking, is a mild Thy will be done, on earth as it is in grieved and grieved. The other sort of program goes on all over the Way. The very next day we met to Carter arrives in Tokyo tomorrow month.” it? Have you ever been involved in an mother who sorrowed equally for the United States and to a certain extent □ ~ Harold E. Torklnoton.^xeculive Editor trade agreements, sources told our growing frustration with Japanese mannered individual, but when he's heaven — beginning with me consider the application for Raymond F. Robinson. Edltor-Publlsher Frank A. Burbank, Managing Editor for summit meetings with Premier The other side of the coin is no experience in which two people that loss of her son, took the money she the world. associate Jack Mitchell, Carter’s trade practices - could lead to all- behind the wheel acts like a demon Give us this day our daily bread — membership of the Manchester Area Masayoshi Ohira, the No. 1 topic will better. American auto makers can’t you know go through the same agony had saved for his college education, I hope that many of you read in the hosts are already quietly moving into out economic warfare between un­ policeman. beginning with me of a crippling accident, the loss of a Conference of Churches. Once again be trade, it’s a subject that affects crack the Japanese market. “Last and set up a revolving loan fund for Wall Street Journal for June 14th the two areas where American firms happy U.S. businessmen and the un­ Let another pass him in a no­ And forgive us our trespasses — loved one, getting fired from a Job, or I was completely amazed at how Don Graff the pocketbooks of every American. students in that community. article on the front page about what much good flows through our com­ year,” the eyes-only memo states, have enjoyed traditional supremacy cooperative Japanese. passing zone, or another travel at beginning with me having a child go through an event Specifically, Carter will be trying less than forty miles an hour on our I do not recall just how many young the ARC did in Wichita Falls, Texas. munity from the unsung volunteers. “the United States imported 1,563,048 — high-technology computers and As we forgive those who trespass that brings disgrace to the family? to convince Japanese officials that The Matlovich Case superhighways, or still a third jump against us — beginning with me people were helped through ad­ It lauds their work to the sky,” "We We had In our hands sheets and passenger cars from Japan. Despite aircraft production. How you have set your sail through their country’s staggering trade im­ Leonard Matlovich is a former Air a red light, he has one answer— lean And lead us not into temptation — vanced education, but when I heard receive no money from taxpayers — sheets of paper describing the Is This Line considerable dollar depression and a Japanese computer experts, the years will determine whether you the number, it was truly amazing. it’s ail voluntary.” balance with the fc Force sergeant who was booted out on the horn. How he loves it! So,, beginning with me wonderful acts of help right here in great deal of Japanese rhetoric, the backed by joint government-industry cave under and surrender or rise How glorious was the set of her soul! Before a day had passed National Manchester. It’s marvelous! United States — \ of the service four years ago because much of his driving through our com- But deliver us from evil — begin­ triumphant through the storm. Ella United States could sell only 13,963 financing, will be visiting the United sent in 180 paid, experienced disaster an incredible $12 4 ' ^ | he- is an admitted homosexual. A munity is accompanied by ning with me. Wheeler Wilcox presents a viewpoint Once Again — Volunteers For the last five months, I have Necessary? automobiles in the Japanese States soon to study the latest com­ specialists. Their work was to super­ been senior minister at our Rocky billion in 1978 — Vietnam veteran with a distinguished screeching and screaming by his For thine is the kingdom, and the in our poem of the week: and Three Cheers market.” puter technology. The Japanese have horn as well as a useless verbal power, and the glory, forever and vise the volunteers who were coming Hill Church — and once again I see can no longer be 12-year record, he was axed because "One ship drives east and another During these latter months, I have Overheard at a station with a $5 fairness of any system likely to be set Other examples of our difficulties already boasted that they can top dressing down that only his ever. Amen. west. in at the rate of — think of it—100 per the Holy Spirit at work in the tolerated by an with Japan: the Air Force “does not tolerate been in a unique relationship to many hour. 56,000 meals were served purchase limit: up. American efforts in the field - but passengres hear. volunteers. This is the third such in­ American homosexuals.” A Chuckle While the self-same breezes blow; volunteers. within the first seven days. King “But I have to have more gas than There is a logical case to be made • The Japanese government they couple this supposed self- Similar responsibility for others is 'Tis the set of the sail and not the terim position I have held and I want economy double­ Matlovich has sued for reinstate­ represented by the familiar phrases: I wasn’t able to be at the Center As chairman of the local Red Cross Wiggins, who lost his entire home, to witness to the debt the church and that. What can I do?” against rationing, particularly any purchases U.S. wheat for about $3 a confidence with a protective tariff gale digit inflation and ment with back pay, and his suit has "there ought to be a law,” "someone Church recently when the guest branch I presided in Manchester by commented thusly: community owes to these people. “Well, lady, you can go to the end system involving a controlled price. bushel, then doubles the price to for their computer industry that is preacher told this story. It was a That bids them where to go. a threatened recession. been slowly moving through the ought to do something about that,” volunteers: over 48,000 had poured “The government agencies said fill There is no space and it not of the line and wait your turn again.” Japanese customers. This dis­ about three times the rate applied by passed on to me by one of the regular Like the winds of their air are the It might ease the immediate pain, courts. Recently, a federal judge ■'isn't that just like the their life blood into the bloodmobile out a form and we’ll see you in a few necessary to describe their work. It Despite the anticipated Japanese courages imports. readers of this column — and I pass it ways of fate. There is more than one way of but it would not in itself solve the other industrial countries, according government? " "you know, my boss unit, about 14,000 persons had been weeks. I talked to the Red Cross for is enough to acknowledge it. reassurances of cooperation, the • American cigarettes are marked ordered the Air Force to provide a on to you. As we journey along through life; rising to an emergency — and as energy problem and might only delay to the congressional study. should do ... ," and “ I like my driven to a doctor’s office, the 25 minutes and walked out with SO: THREE CHEERS FOR stark truth of the matter is that their up 500 percent in Japan. fuller explanation of its policy on Once upon a time an aged spinster, 'Tis the set of the soul that decides often as not it can turn out to be self- effective efforts to that end. Even­ The Maultilateral Trade neighbor, but he ought to ... ” and so hospital, or whwerever, and between $400.” VOLUNTEERS! unswerving protectionist policies homosexuals. who was 92, passed away. She left an the goal. defeating, as with tual lifting of controls and readjust­ • U.S. agricultural products in Negotiations did put pressure on the we could continue. -2,500 to 3,000 military families had I am grateful to the newspapers for may touch off a trade war between Meanwhile, we’ve learned that a envelope containing instructions for And not the storm or the strife.” the limited-sales ment to market prices would be all general are subjected to “stringent Japanese to let down some of the A much-needed exercise for all of Somewhere in the distant past I the two allies. Japan has practically application of health standards ... in behind-the-scenes struggle has been us could be praying the Lord’s her funeral with definite statements policy favored by the more painful, politically and trade barriers they have erected recall that two mothers had brilliant attained by peaceful means the addition to import quotas.” going on between the Air Force and Prayer with the following phrase about the burial. She wanted no pall­ m an y g as economically. around their island nation. There was bearers because she said, “No male sons graduating from high school and “Greater East Asia Co-Prosperity the Justice Department over the added to each line: Bulletin Been retailers around But it’s difficult putting that case • “Safety standards in Japan have also much bowing, smiling and ever took her out in my lifetime and who were admitted to college. All Sphere” they couldn’t win by force of case. Justice wants to settle with "Our Father, who art in heaven: ^ ..... the country. over to most motorists. What con­ been used to block a host of potential promising from Prime Minister I'm not going to break the habit in went well through the summer until a arms during World War II. Matlovich on a mutually agreeable Hallowed be thy name — beginning Well- cerns them is not potential com­ American exports. On electrical Ohira during his last visit to my death” terrible accident killed them both. Rabbi Guest Speaker Japanese demand for oil was one of basis, but the Air Force won’t budge. with me intentioned to plications but the present problern — applicances, the cords were too long Washington in April. the causes of U.S.-Japanese rivalry The settlement would have the Air i ' MANCHESTER -Rabbi Leon spread short and that is long lines at stations, or the motors were unsuited to the Afterward, Secretary of State in the 1930s and ’40s; ironically, the Force give Matlovich his back pay Wind, who will soon retire as supplies fqirly among motorists, it when they can find any pumping. Japanese climate. Pharmaceutical Cyrus Vance reported to the Cabinet spiritual leader of Temple Beth U.S. demand for oil is now and hire him as a civilian human instead compounds the problem. By It is not a question of to ration or manufacturers found new health behind closed doors “that an agree­ Sholom, will be guest speaker Sunday aggravating our trade deficit with relations instructor on gay rights. It encouraging frequent trips back to not to ration but of how to be relieved regulations just where they were the ment had been reached to settle out­ Religious Services at the 7:30 p.m. Praise and Teaching Japan, as American motorists turn to most competitive.” is strongly supported by Assistant At­ the pumps, it lengthens lines and en­ of the present uncertainty of supply. standing economic issues between Service at South United Methodist gas-saving Japanese imports in ever- Underwriters Laboratory has a torney General Barbara Babcock. school; 7 p.m . gospel meeting. sure that a bit more of the precious The appeal of coupons lies in the the United States and Japan.” Accor­ Andover Chester C. Copeland, associate pastor. Church. His topic: “The Jewish View increasing numbers. large number of inspectors working But Babcock is leaving the depart­ Full Gospel Interdenominational Rev. Clifford 0. Simpson, pastor of Prophecy.” essence will be wasted by idling assurance of getting some gas when ding to the confidential minutes, he Church, 745 Main St. Rev. Philip A confidential memo prepared for in Japanese factories to certify goods ment sometime this summer. So the Firnl CotigreKniionnl Church of An< Emeritus. 10 a.m. Worship service. Rabbi Wind, who has been involved engines. needed, even if not as much as a predicted that “the June meeting Sen. Lloyd Bentsen, D-'Texas, chair­ Air Force, which must submit its fioNcr. Route 6. Rev. David J. Reese HI. Saunders, minister. 10:30 a.m., praise, South United Methodist Church, 1126 in the annual Brotherhood Day obser­ It doesn’t require a major federal for export to the United States, but between Prime Minister Ohira and worship service and Bible study; driver has been accustomed to using. policy statement to the judge by mid- minister. 10 a.m.. worship service. Main St. Rev. George W. Webb, Rev, man of the congressional Joint Japanese inspectors are not in the President in Tokyo should deliverance service. vance by Temple Beth Sholom and research effort to come up with a It’s a simple case of less becoming September, is planning to stall its Laurence M, Hill, Rev. Bruce A. Pher- South CJiurch since its inception, will Economic Committee, lays it out in American factories. U.S. firms must produce specific agreements on out­ Faith Baptist Church, 52 Lake St. son, pastors. 10 a.m., worship service. more effective alternative — a more. response until Babcock leaves. She be honored, along with his wife, at a blunt terms: “ Imports of still send prototypes to Japan for standing matters.” Bolton Rev. James Beliasov, pastor, 9:30 a.m,, Emanuel Lutheran Church, Church purchase minimum, something on We Are Not Alone has told associates she’s determined Sunday school; 10:30 a.m., worship ser­ and Chestnut streets. Rev. Ronald J. reception after the service. the order of half a tank. This would automobiles, the largest number time-consuming tests. Nevertheless, a number of The world’s leading oil-producing from Japan, captured almost 25 per­ to settle the case before she goes, so Chiirrh of St. Maurirp, 32 Hebron vice; 7 p.m., evening service. Fourner, Rev. Dale H. Gustafson, eliminate topping off, the 1- and 2- And as Japanese and American of­ economic variables — inflation. Road. Rev. Robert W. Cronin, pastor. Cliurch of the Assumption, Adams Annual Churcb Picnic nation is: 1) Saudi Arabia 2( Iran 3) more fireworks are in the offing. pastors. Tom Larsen, Intern; Rev. C. gallon purchases credited with Saturday mass at 5 p.m.: Sunday masses Street at Thompson Road. Rev. Edward Henry Anderson, Pastor Emeritus. 8 and MANCHESTER —Concordia the United States. at 7:30. 9:15 and II a.m. aggravating the initial California’s S. Pepin, pastor. Saturday masses at 5 9:30 a.m., worship services. Lutheran Church will have its annual None of the above. It is the Soviet Holton I'nitpd Mpthotiist Church, and 7:30 p.m.; Sunday masses at 7:30, 9, North United Methodist Church, 300 crunch. And as California went, so, congregational picnic Sunday at 2 Union, by quite a few million barrels LISTEN,HON,I'm BRINGING 1040 Boston Turnpike. Rev. Marjorie 10:30 and 11:45 a.m. Parker St. Rev. Earle R. Custer, pastor. unfortunately, has gone the rest of p.m., with dinner being served at 5. annually over any of its nearest com­ Hiles. pastor. 9:45 a.m., church school: Chiircli of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day 9 a.m. Worship service. Coffee fellowship the nation. THeBlGENCHlLflPA HOME 11 a.m., worship service. Saints, Woodside Street and Hillstown petitors. after service. There is increasing attention to FOR p i n n e r t o n ig h t ... St. (;p()rpp's Kpispopal Church. Road. Wendel K. Walton, bishop, 8 a.m., Trinity Covenant Church, 302 Adjourned Meeting Soviet citizens not being energy Boston Turnpike Rev. John C. Hilliger, seminary; 8:30 a.m., priesthood; 10:30 Hackmatack St. Rev, Norman E, MANCHESTER -Center making such a minimum official at consumers on the massive scale of vicar 9 a m.. Holy Eucharist. a.m., Sunday school; 5 p.m., sacrament Religious Education points in the New York area and Swensen, pastor; Milton Nilson, assistant Congregational Church will have its Americans, they have been able in Holton (ionprcputionul Church, service. pastor. 8:15 and 10 a.m.. Worship ser­ adjourned special congregational elsewhere. In tandem with such self­ Bolton Center Road. Rev. J. Stanton Salvation Army. 661 Main St. Cap. and Deborah Ellis of 98 Deepwood Drive uses a picture to help the past to meet their own largely in­ vices. 9:30 a.m.. Coffee and Fellowship. meeting Sunday at 11:15 a.m. in the regulating rationing arrangements Conover, minister. 9:30 a m., worship Mrs. Arthur Carlson, corps officers, 9:30 explain an infant blessing to the 11- and 12-year-old girls in her dustrial needs and supply their East church sanctuary. as odd-even purchase days based on service and nursery. a.m., Sunday school; 10:45 a.m., holiness Marrie Miss midweek religious education class at the Church European allies out of domestic The Rev. Newell Curtis Jr. will license plate numbers, it may meet meeting; 6 p.m., open-air meeting; 7 production. p.m,, salvation meeting. of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints on Woodside Street, preach at the 10 a.m. worship service the current need to stretch supplies Coventry But even in the most resources- United Pentecostal Church, 187 South Windsor Manchester. (Herald photo by Pinto) in the sanctuary. and alleviate public anxieties. Woodbridge St. Rev. Marvin Stuart, blessed of Marxist societies times Coventry F*rcf,h> tcrlan Church, minister. 10 am., Sunday school; 11 Wapping Community Church, 1790 change. Moscow is publicly Nathan Hale School Road, Route 31. 9:30 a.m., worship; 6:30 p.m., prayer; 7 p.m., But Maybe Not ... a.m., worship: 11 a.m., Sunday school; Ellington Road. Rev. Harold W. Richard­ MACC News acknowledging an approaching shor­ worship. son, minister. 9;15 and 10;45 a.m., According to the one recent poll, tage, as predicted in a Controversial 7:30 p.m., Bible study at parsonage. . Presbyterian Church, 43 Spruce St. Prince of Peace Lutheran Church, worship service and church school. Congress, in rebuffing President Rev. Richard Gray, pastor. 10:30 a.rn,, St. Francis of Assisi Church, 673 CIA analysis of a year ago. Route 31 and North River Road. Rev. W. worship service, nursery; 9:15 a.m,, Sun­ Carter’s request for standby Officially, however, the blame is H. Wilkens, pastor. 9 a.m., Sunday Ellington Road. Rev. Carl J. Sherer, day school; 7 p.m., informal worship. pastor. Saturday masses at 5 and 7 p.m.; Project Explore Funded rationing authority, may have made placed not on a production falloff but school; 10:15 a m., worship service: 7:30 St. Jolin’s Polish .National Catholic p.m., prayer meeting. Sunday masses at 7:30, 9:30 and 11 a.m. a mistake — of the political rather on waste and the Kremlin is in­ Church, 23 Golway St. Rev. Walter A. manager, handling all the St. Mary’s Church, Route 31. Rev. F. St. Margaret Mary Church, Rev. John By NANCY CARR unsnarl. By now you have than economic variety. stituting strict fuel-saving measures. Hyszko, pastor. 9 a.m., mass in English; landlord associations secretarial and Bernard Miller, pastor; Rev. Francis A. J. Quinn, pastor; Rev. Joseph H. Executive Director heard from Fern. If not — In a check of l,4ti respondents 10:30 a.m., mass in English and Polish. which would provide com­ . bookkeeping work. Bonnie In doing so there is at least one Liszewski. assistant pastor. Saturday Keating, assistant pastor. Saturday soon. around the country, The New York St. Bartholomew’s Church, 741 E. masses at 5 p.m.; Sunday masses at 8:30, The Town of Manchester munication exchange and Russell will work closely problem it doesn’t have to deal with masses at 5 and 7 p.m.: Sunday masses at Middle Turnpike. Rev. Martin J. Help, Please Times/CBS News Poll found 62 per­ 7:30, 9:30 and 10:45 a.m. 10 and 11:30 a.m. in April released funding benefits to both groups. with the MACC Human — millions of private vehicles lined Scholsky,. pastor. Saturday mass at 5 St. Peter’s Episcopal Church, Sand for 5 CETA positions to the To develop a job bank Needs Coordinator and We are looking for a 2 cent in favor of gas rationing, even up to tank up and burning up gas in Second Conpregational Church, p.m.; Sunday masses at 8:30,10and 11:30 Route 44A. Rev. Robert K. Bechtold, Hill Road? Rev. Bruce Jacques, vicar; Manchester Area and act as an advocate for Project Re-entry Coor­ bedroom, first floor apart­ though most had doubts as to the idling engines. a.m. Rev. Ronald E. Haldeman, assistant to Conference of Churches to ment for a woman confined pastor. 11 a m., worship service; 9:30 St. James Church, Rev. James individuals returning to the dinator in developing a.m . church school; 10:30 a.m., coffee the vicar. 8 a.m.. Holy Communion; 10 staff a research program community from in­ housing and employment to a wheelchair who would Archambault, Rev. William F, Carroll, a.m.; family service and Sunday school. like to have her 13-year-old and fellowship; 7 p.m.. Senior Pilgrim Rev. Francis V. Krukowski, team primarily focused on the stitutional care (correc­ opportunities for persons Quote/Unquote €TfA'' M n Fellowship. Avery Street Christian Reformed needs of Manchester’s low- daughter living with her. ministry; Rev, Edward J. Reardon, Church, Rev. Bert VanAntwerpen, tional and mental health). returning from in­ H U U A E ^ ' ^ 0 ' ^ S T A K -m e S R A fT '' HjE.p,, 7 9 pastor emeritus. Saturday masses at 5 pastor. 9:45 a.m., Sunday school; 11 a.m. income elderly families To research elderly stitutional care (correc­ She is already Section 8 “It’s a gamble almost equivalent tax-slashing budget. East Hartford and 7:30 p.m.; Sunday masses at 7:30, 9 and 7 p.m., worship service, nursery at and disabled. needs in this community tional and mental health). certified (Guaranteed rent to a man who robs the gas meter to “At first I felt like a jackass. Then and 10:30 a m., noon, and 5 p.m. both services. Project Explore with particular focus on LaFerne Walker will payment to the landlord). put money on a horse he is not sure is I got into the mood and I loved it.” St. Bridget Church, 70 Main St. ReV. Please call the MACC of­ Commentary First .Assenihlies of Cod. 763 Oak St. Messiah Evangelical Lutheran Project Explore, unlike day care and hospice ser­ also be working closely going to run and we have seen it fail — Ed Koch, mayor of New York, Rev, Ralph F. Jelley, pastor. 10 a.m., Philip A, Sheridan and Rev. Emilio P. fice if you have a suitable Church (Wisconsin. Synod), 300 Project Service, will not vices and to ascertain with our Human Needs on its previous outings.” describing how he took the baton church school; 11 a m. morning Padelli, co-pastors. Saturday masses at 5 Buckland Road. Rev. Ronald Muetjel, apartment available. worship; 7 p.m.. evening service. and 7:30 p.m; Sunday masses at 7:30, 9, provide direct service, but available community Coordinator Joanne and led the 90-member All-City pastor. 9:30 a.m., worship service; 10:30 — James Callaghan, former First Baptist Church t»f East Hart­ 10:30 and noon. a.m., Sunday school. will continue exploring resources which could be Mikoleit, organizing a fur­ Thanks Yous High School Band in an SALT Lobbying Efforts Growing niture exchange system. British prime minister, voicing the ford (Southern Baptist Convention). 36 Jehovah's Witnesses, 647 Tolland Our Savior Lutheran Church, 239 needs uncovered by the utilized to meet such $To St. Margaret’s Circle enthusiastic, impromptu rendi­ Main St. Rev. Charles Coley, pastor. 11 Turnpike. 9:30 a.m., Bible discourse; Graham Road. Rev. Ronald A. Erbe, operation of Project Ser­ needs. Dennis Varni will be No. 280, Daughters of Labor Party’s opposition to the By ALAN BARLOW ferences in major cities to brief 100 conferences. cannot begin lo compete with the 10:20 a.m., group discussion. tion of “Stars and Stripes a m. and 7 p.m., worship services, pastor. 9 a.m., Sunday school and adult vice: i.e., daycare for the To continue exploring researching the growing Isabella, for their contribu­ new Conservative government’s Congressional Quarterly to 200 leaders at each. The con­ Names of conference participants White House in making their views nursery: 9:45 a m., Sunday school; 6 Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church Forever” at City Hall Plaza. Bible classes; 9 and 10:15 a.m., worship. elderly, hospice service, possible avenues to com­ need of elderly for day tion to the MACC fuel One of the largest and most ferences are among nearly 700 SALT- are given to a White House SALT known to the public. p.m., Training Union. (.Allssoiiri Synod), Cooper and High housing, etc. Research in­ munity outreach to care, programs designed to bank. streets. Rev. Charles W. Kuhl, pastor, 9 sophisticated lobby campaigns in related “events” sponsored by the team headed by Anne Wexler, one of Opponents suggest the lobbying is Faith l.utheran Church (Lutheran formation will be used by patients in convalescent permit working families to • K lw an is Club of Church in America), 1120 Silver Lane. a m,, family worship. Communion, first executive branch history has been administration in the last year. the president’s political advisers, illegal under a statute prohibiting ad­ the Conference to ' direct homes. keep their elderly parents Manchester and Gamma Rev. Paul E Henry Jr., pastor. 9:30 Sunday of month. Thoughts Others include 59 television who is in charge of setting up ad­ ministration lobbying with public Vernon their own program plan­ Thanks to the generosity in their home rather than Chapter, A.D.R. for con­ organized by the Carter administra- am ., church school; 11 a.m., service, St. Mary’s Episcopal Church, Park appearances by administration of­ ditional briefings at the White House. money. nursery. and Church streets. Rev. Stelphen K. ning and will also be made of St. Mary’s Episcopal in convalescent homes, and tributions to the Emergen­ St. Joseph Church, 33 West St., Hohness of life does not depend dinary fashion and deeds done in the strategic arms limitation treaty ficials, 137 briefings for newspaper "A major dividend of these First Congregational Church, 87 Jacobson, rector; Rev. Alan J. available to other ap­ Church, Project Explore is the whole area of cy Pantry. The opposition is led by two groups Rockville. &turday masses at 5 and 7 upon the doing of extraordinary ac- extraordinary fashion often appear Viewed as the centerpiece of Main St, Rev. William E. Flynn, Broadhead, assistant to the rector. 7:30 p.m.; Sunday masses at 8:30 (Polish), 10 propriate groups, now housed, settled and un­ cooperative area of agency executives and 58 "direct line” radio briefings is to develop national — the (Committee on the Present minister. Rev. Carl T. Holt, associate and 10 a.m.. Holy Eucharist. and 11:15 a.m. organizations and agen­ der way. The new staff for service to people who are ^ thT tions, though God may on occasion identical to the external eye. It is the Carter’s foreign policy, the treaty interviews with State Department of­ leaders who are knowledgeable about Danger and the Coalition for Peace minister. 10 a.m., worship service, Church of Christ, Lydall and Vernon Rockville Baptist Church, 69 Union cies. the twelve month project terminally ill. BHIE expect us to do the heroic deed, intention, the diligence, the patience, faces an excruciating trial in the ficials. State also has distributed four SALT even if they are not convinced Through Strength. church school, child care; II a.m., coffee streets. Eugene Brewer, minister. 9 St. Rev. Robert L. LaCounte, pastor. 9 Program goals es­ are available at St. Mary’s SPEAKS Rather, sanctity is doing everyday the love with which we do them that Senate where it must be approved by pre-packaged television interviews of our position,” Wexler said in an in­ The Committee, chaired by Paul hour: 6 p.m.. youth choir; 7 p.m.. youth a.m., Bible classes; 10 a.m., worship; 6 a.m., worship service; 10:15 a.m., Sun­ tablished for Project 8;30 to 4:30 weekdays. (646- Furniture fellowship. p.m., worship. By deeds extraordinarily well. Each day make them different. Swiftness of a two-thirds vote. Most observes at the request of local stations. terview. H. Nitze, President Nixon’s arms day school; 7 p.m., evening service. Explore are: 2803 646-5539) Again, all of you who Eugene Faith Tabernacle Church, 1535 First Church of Christ, Scientist, 447 IS fill^ with ordinary deeds per- will and love of heart disUnguish the place the administration at a decided Participants at State’s briefing Seven major briefings, each negotiator, does not lobby. It has Sacred Heart Church, Route 30. Rev. To research and docu­ Project director Nancy have offered beds, stoves, Brewer Forbes St. Rev. Ralph Saunders, pastor. N. Main St. 11 a.m., church service, Sun­ Ralph Kelley, pastor; Rev. Michael formed from dawn to evening. We merely good deed from the holy disadvantage conferences, which focus on U.S.- attended by 60 to 80 opinion leaders, created a large body of technical ment the need for and Long will coordinate all the refrigerators, etc. to those liers are more 10 a m . Sunday school; 11 a.m., worship day school, child care. Donohue. Saturday mass at 5 p.m.; Sun­ concerned about availabili­ rat we drink, we work, we study, we deed. What value is wasted in our The ad m inistration effo rt is Soviet relations and a comparison of were held with the president. ’Twelve analysis of the treaty and com­ feasibility of a downtown research and look into the who needed them, our service: 7 p.m., evangelistic service. Community Baptist Church, 585 E. day masses at 7:30, 9, 10:30 a.m. and ty of gasoline for their talk, we travel. We usually try to per- lives when we do not try to live each similar to, but grander than the one the weapons available to both sides, others for groups of about 30 were Nursery at all services. Center St. Rev. Ralph Seguine, interim neighborhood center par­ need for and feasibility of a apologies for any tangles parisons of U.S. and Soviet military noon. projected vacations than form these works in accord with moment and do each deed with it waged last year to win ratification get followup letters asking them if held at the White House for business, Hockanuin I nited Methodist minister. 9:30 a.m., worship, nursery. SI. John’s Episcopal Church, - Route ticularly in regard to low- downtown neighborhood and our thanks to those of might, which is sent to senators. they are about their God’s will. ’That is a life of goodness, dedication and perfection! they want further information on environmental and other groups. . fJiureh. 178 Main St., Rev. Lawrence S. Church of the Nazarene, 236 Main St. 30. Rev. Robert H. Wellner, rector. 8 income elderly and if in­ center. Carol Simon has you who held on to them for children’s available for­ of the Panama Canal treaties. Its Opposition lobbying is led by the Staples, pastor. 9 a.m , worship service, Rev. Neale McLain, senior pastor; Rev. If we also try to do them extraor­ SALT. Wexler's office has also arranged a.m., communion; 10 a.m., family ser­ dicated develop possible been hired as office months, waiting for us to titude with which to meet Rev. Martin J. Scholsky campaign is aimed at the nation’s Coalition, organized by the ultra­ nursery. George Emmitt, minister of visitation vice and church school. models for meeting that the challenge to their self- dinarily well — that is holiness. leading opinion makers, described by The administration is generally numerous other briefings for promi­ conservative American Security and outreach. 9:30 a.m., Sunday school; St. Bartholomew Church Burnside t nited Methodist Church, Vernon Assemblies of God Church, need. r€SD€Ct. ’The fascinating thing, of course, is cautious about asking participants to nent individuals with Secretary of Council (ASC), which has consistent­ 16 Church St. Rev. Henry J. Scherer Jr. 10:45 a.m., worship, children’s church 'jn^parent families are Manchester administration organizers as “the 51 Old Town Road, Rockville. Rev, To develop a functional Welcome to Calvary Church-Assemblies of God that on the surface deeds done in or- write or lobby their senators on the State Cyrus R. Vance, foreign policy ly lobbied for greater military spen­ pastor. 9:30 a m., worship service, child and nursery; 7 p.m., evening service, Michelino Ricci, pastor. 11:00 a.m. and increasing 20 times faster great American middle.” care. nursery. furniture exchange to 647 E. MIDDLE TPKE. K.L. QU8TAFSON, PASTOR than two-parent homes. 13 This target group is composed treaty. But conference participants adviser Zbigniew K. Brzezinski and ding. 6:30 p.m., worship services. benefit low-income Wesley Meinoriul Church (United Calvary Church (Assemblies of •Sunday at 10:30 a.m. FAMILY WORSHIP million children under age are encouraged to become active on others. The Coalition has repeatedly Vernon United Methodist Church, families and elderly. largely of prominent businessmen Methodist Church), 110 Ellington Road. God), 647 E. Middle Turnpike. Rev, Route SO. Rev. Marjorie Hiles, pastor. 18 have one or both parents the issue, and the State Department These sessions will be scheduled To continue the research Karl Gustafson Preaching 1 A „ corporate executive officers. But protested the administration’s SALT Rev. Gordon Gale, pastor. 9:30 a.m., Kenneth L. Gustafson, pastor; Karl A. 9:15 a.m., worship service, nursery. missing, usually the father. Yesterdays lets participants know it will make worship service, child care. Gustafson, assistant to the pastor. 9:30 and document the housing •Sunday at 6:30 p.m. FILM IN COLOR And even where both also includes newspaper throughout the SALT debate with an selling campaign and cites a General Church of St. Bernard,, Rockville. John E. Cronin, chairman of publishers, academics, religious and speakers available to groups in­ eye to building nationwide grass­ a.m., Sunday school; 10:30 a.m., service Rev. John J. White, pastor. Saturday needs of Manchester’s low- "LIVES SHE TOUCHED "-Corrie ten Boom parents are physically pre­ 25 Years Ago Accounting Office report, which of worship; 6:30 p.m., evening service. income families and elder­ sent, the father often Is Mdncn6st6r Housing Authority, und labor lofldors and thf» ipariprc nf terested in hearing the ad­ roots support for the treaty, which is shows that the State Department and masses at 5 and 7 p.m.; Sunday masses at Author of THE HIDING PLACE Town may purchase the C.L. Hale Paul Cervini, Eighth Utilities i/o-iAno fk • a ^ leaders of Glastonbury Concordia Lutheran Church, 7,8:30, 10 and 11:30 a.m. enuitionallv inaccessible. ministration’s views on SALT. expected to be voted on in the fail. Arms Control and Disarmament ly; to develop a housing •Wed. at 7:30 p.m. "See THE HOLY LAND" A prominent psychiatrist gravel bank". District president, break ground for (L.C.A.), 40 Pitkin St. Rev. Burton D. Rockville United Methodist Church, groups. A State Department speakers The impact of these briefings is Agency spent about $600,000 on SALT S i . I>unMiun*H (Jhurrii, Manchester Strand, pastor. Rev. David B. Stacy, resource listing of •Friday at 8:00 p.m. MARANANATHA from Harvard Medical Eighth Utilities District sets ZVi the Housing Authority’s elderly Road. Rev. Joseph R. Bannon. pastor. 142 Grove St. Rev. Richard E. Thompson, landlords willing to rent to School said in a 1971 bureau consists of about 60 hard to measure. One person who activities last year. associate pastor. 9 a.m.. Holy Commu­ pastor. 10:45 a.m., worship service. COFFEE HOUSE mill rate. housing project, Mayfair Gardens. A State Department Working Saturday mass at 5 p.m., Sunday masses nion, nursery for small children. low-income families and speech: "The absent Group has already sponsored 19 con- employees who go through a two-day attended a presidential briefing — But opponents of the treaty are not at 8. 9:30 and 11 a.m. Trinity Lutheran Church, persons returning from in­ RemtmlMr Oo

By CHRIS BLAKE Ms. Guertin said children par­ coordinate the latchkey package if Herald Reporter ticipate in recreational activities, others will help in providing some of A free play, arts and crafts and a story the components. EAST HARTFORD — In more and time. more families, both parents are The YMCA operates the program “Parents are happy with it,” she on a fee basis. "The fee is $1 per hour, working. And, in more and more said. “They prefer it to a babysitter or $15 a week if the child stays the cases, these parents are finding it situation, where a kid might just be difficult to provide suitable day care full three hours each day. Fees for plunked in front of a TV.” the second and third children from for their children after school hours. She said the children have access the same family are 85 cents and 70 This situation helped spawn to the Burnside School’s gym equip­ cents per hour respectively. “latchkey” programs. Latchkey ment, both indoors and outdoors. Even though the YMCA’s studies programs are supervised, after Children go to the gym or an out­ have shown a need for after-school school programs for children who side play area right after school and day care, the latchkey program has would otherwise be left on their own stay until a parent picks them up. or with a babysitter or neighbor. encountered two problems which Charles C. Coding, branch have hurt its chances of getting out­ The latchkey movement started in executive director for the YMCA, Portland, Oregon, in the early 1970's. side funding. Coding said. said there are private day care First, there are not enough The word latchkey originated in the centers for pre-schoolers. But, there World War II period, when children children enrolled in the Burnside is a “definite need” for a day care program to qualify it for three-year wore their house keys around their program for school-aged children, he necks so they could let themselves in grants from the state Human said. the house because both of their Resources Department, he said. parents worked in the military. Coding has called a luncheon The Bursnide program has a The YMCA operates four latchkey meeting for Monday with town of­ maximum enrollment of 17 children programs in the state. The newest ficials and others involved in the and the Human Resources Depart­ Truckers Continue Protest one started this year in East Hart­ first-year program to discuss the ment requires a minimum of 30 ford at the Burnside School. future of latchkey. children for an economically feasible Lines of bumper-to-bumper trucks and Mass. diesel fuel. The week-long standoff between He said the YMCA has the program. The YMCA’s program started here experience and the know-how to State Police cars fill the street outside the truckers and management of the center in February and concluded last week. The state would provide funds for carry out the program, but it needs New England Produce Center in Chelsea ended Friday afternoon as drivers began Doreen Guertin, a YMCA super­ low-income families who qualify to facilities and, possibly, transporta­ visor under the program, said the help reduce the fees for the program. Friday as independent truckers in 80 rigs con­ moving their rigs, but not until 18 drivers had tion to make it viable. program has been a "godsend” to Without this money, the program tinued their protest against the high cost of been arrested. (UPI photo) some parents who have found trouble He said he will tell others at the will have to continue on a pay-as-you- luncheon that the YMCA is willing to locating a reliable babysitter. go basis. The second problem is a Catch 22 situation. The YMCA could run an economical viable 'ogram "by Carter, Other Buyers busing in student" from other schools vyho require after-school supervision. But, it lacks the funds to provide busing. Coding approached school officials To Discuss Oil Talks early last year when the YMCA 0 * Grace Jaworski —Miss Manchester 1979 proposed the program. But, he was WASHINGTON (UPI) - President On the eve of his departure. Carter Secretary James Schlesinger wanted Carter is flying to Tokyo Saturday for told the school department could not read briefing papers and cleared to go along since energy is the priori­ provide busing for the program. a summit meeting with other away what problems he could before western leaders who also face ty item on the summit agenda, but He said the YMCA has been for­ leaving. was not asked. tunate that Bursnide Principal Nor­ energy, fuel hungry citizens and a His few days in Washington Mrs. Carter and daughter Amy, 11, ma Kibbe has allowed the YMCA to powerful oil cartel that is getting Photos between summits gave him a first also will make the journey and have use the school. ready to raise prices again. hand look at the frustrations scheduled a side trip to Kyoto, the by The state put Ms. Kibbe in touch American officials said Carter will motorists experience trying to find 1,000-year-old former imperial Adamson with the YMCA after the YMCA try to get his fellow leaders to gasoline and the tensions caused by capital. came to the state asking where it cooperate on a strategy for dealing shortages. The two-day summit begins next Jack Carlson, a fourth grade teacher at Highland Park School, with the soaring prices and limited could find a location for a latchkey While the White House has been Thursday, shortly after OPEC who will accompany Grace on the piano during her talent program last year. Ms. Kibbe had exports of the Organization of sympathetic to a degree. Carter has nations meet in Geneva to discuss presentation, helps her select a musical aria. Grace rehearses with her voice coach Jan Wodel. aiso come to the state asking if there Petroleum Exporting Countries. repeatedly stressed that Americans price increases. Carter was expected was any way of providing after But the officials said confrontation must learn to conserve fuel — and he to take the lead in offering ideas on school day care at the school. and a “buyers cartel” against OPEC complained they are not making a how to cut energy demand, restrain The state put the YMCA in touch already have been ruled out. good faith effort at this stage. imports and stimulate imvestment in Miss Connecticut Pageant with Ms. Kibbe. Carter — who returned just last Carter will arrive in Tokyo Sunday new energy sources. “Miss Kibbe has been a marveious Monday from a Vienna summit night, and formal welcoming On Friday, Carter starts his visit to sparkplug and she is deeply con­ meeting with Soviet President ceremonies will be held Monday Korea with an overnight stay at Leonid Brezhnev — departs Andrews cerned with those who live in her morning. Carter has said the most Camp Casey, close to the school population area,” Coding Air Force Base at 1;15 p.m. EDT for “exciting” highlight of his visit will demilitarized zone between North 23 Young Ladies to Compete said. a 15-hour trip to Tokyo. be meeting Emperor Hirohito — a He said the Burnside area has one Packed into his 13-day journey are and South Korea. He will be briefed on courtesy call requiring him to wear a the military situation. of the highest apartment populations state visits to Japan and Korea and a By BETTY RYDER Activities will get under way on seven of America's greatest formal cutaway. He also plans to meet with South and one of the highest transiency Friday at 8 p.m. at New Britain High rest and relaxation stop in Hawaii, The president will be accompanied Korean President Chung Hee Park Lifestyle Editor symphony orchestras. He is also on rates of any school in town. School on Mill Street, New Britain. where he will participate in a July 4 by Secretary of State Cyrus Vance, and South Korean dissidents. U.S. of­ Time is flying for pretty Grace the faculty of New York University He said day care is a primary need parade before flying home that Treasury Secretary Michael This year, 23 young women will com­ as an adjunct professor teaching ficials said Carter will discuss Jaworski, as she prepares for the up­ pete for the coveted title of Miss in the Burnside area. evening. He returns to Washington in Blumenthal and numerous White political oppression during his talks coming Miss Connecticut Scholarship public relations. Croce was a state Studies by the East Hartford the early morning of July 5. House aides. Sourceg said Energy Connecticut 1979. judge for the pageant before. with Park. Pageant, Inc., set for June 29 and 30 Friday morning, each girl will par­ Citizen Action Group and the YMCA at New Britain High School. Carol J. Norval Kelley, Miss First grader Michael Greenleaf swings on the gym bars at have indicated a need for day care, ticipate in a seven-minute private in­ Connecticut 1969, received a BSED The attractive 18-year-old, who terview with the judges. That the Burnside School during a latchkey session. All of the both at the pre-school and school- just graduated from Manchester degree from Tulsa University and aged levels. evening, at the preliminaries, each taught and supervised an elementary school’s gym equipment, indoors and outdoors, is available to High School, captured the title of contestant will compete in the three Coding said the YMCA chose the Court Upholds Carter Miss Manchester 1979 in February school math department in the children in the program. Latchkey is an after-school remaining categories, evening gown, latchkey concept because it didn’t making her eligible to compete on Oklahoma and was an emcee for the program run and staffed by the YMCA. (Herald photo by talent and swimsuit. want to dupiicate private day care the state level. 1973 Miss Oklahoma Pageant. The Blake) center for pre-schoolers. The top 10 will be finalists deter­ mother of a 16-month-old girl, she Grace, the daughter of Mr. and mined by the two official auditors On Denying Contracts Mrs. Edward Jaworski of 83 Pitkin and her husband, Larry, reside in from the judges’ ballots that night. Tulsa. St., Manchester, will sing an operatic Finalists will be announced after the WASHINGTON (UPI) - A federal AFL-CIO, which is sharply critical of procurement system in 1949 and in­ George Lyle of Edmonton. Alberta. aria as her talent presentation. Ac­ opening number at the Saturday appeals court ruled Friday that the guidelines program and which structed him to foster “economy and companying her at the piano will be Canada, a member of the Detroit night finals. Resident Carter has authority to brought the original suit challenging efficiency” in government Jack Carlson, who teaches fourth Red Wings hockey team of the the president’s authority to use this purchasing. Serving as judges for the Miss National Hockey League. He has deny large government contracts to grade at Highland Park School. Jack Connecticut Scholarship Pageant companies which refuse to comply tool to enforce it. If the administration’s program also plays at St. Rose Church in East judged for the Miss Connecticut The appeals court reversed a May I succeeds in lowering inflation, are: Scholarship Pageant in 1978. with his voluntary anti-inflation Hartford and had Grace in his fourth Georgyn Geetlein, who has sung program. 31 decision by U.S. District Judge Wright said, “the government will Carol Sumner, who recently Getting just the right color is important, and Sally Middleton, grade class several years ago. opera and recital performances Barrington Parker, who said the face lower costs in the future than it opened the Greenwich Academy of The 6-3 decision by the U.S. Court Her vocal coach is Jan Wodel, who through the United States and Italy. of Appeals for the District of Colum­ president had unconstitutionally would have otherwise.” well-known model and beauty expert, gives Grace just a touch of blusher. Ballet in Cos Cob. Ms. Sumner in her attractive studio on Hartford Her repertoire includes 16 operatic bia upheld the administration’s only assumed enforcement powers not “The people of this country are trained at the School of American Road, puts Grace through some roles and 10 languages. She recently concrete Tool — beyond mere persua­ given him by Congress. experiencing a cruel period of Ballei and has danced lead roles in time-consuming sessions perfecting sang the Russian national anthem at sion — for obtaining compliance with Chief Judge J. Skelly Wright, in the economic inflation,” the majority many ballets. She is also a past state her vocal talent. the 1979 NHL Challenge Cup, played its voluntary wage-price guidelines. majority opinion, said Congress did opinion said. “In an effort to relieve How did Grace become involved in pageant judge. give the president such power when the distress caused by that inflation. for world ice hockey supremancy. For ticket information, call May But the ruling was expected to be the pageant? Well, at first it wasn’t Charles Croce, a senior public ac­ appealed to the Supreme Court by the it set up the present government Congress has authorized the presi­ easy. “Her father didn’t think it was Ann Rosa at 247-8647 or Tom Curtis, dent to issue wage and price stan­ count executive for N. W. Ayer 628-0775. right,” Mrs. Jaworski said. “But handling AT&T the national tours of dards and to encourage voluntary after he became more familiar with compliance as an act of good the program and its goals, he agreed Bozzuto Backs Irwin citizenship. to let her participate. Now, he’s her HARTFORD (UPI) - Senate “I’m not certain it (Endorsement) No. 1 fan.” Minority Leader Richard Bozzuto en­ will have any impact at all if the Between rehearsing, graduating dorsed James Irwin Friday to head numbers we’re hearing are correct,” from Manchester High School, and the Republican State Party, con­ Bozzuto told a Capitol news con­ selecting a wardrobe for the com­ ceding the candidacy was doomed ference. Even Irwin acknowledged petition, Grace has been busy. buy denying he wanted Irwin’s he didn’t have much of a shot at the Obituaries “The merchants in the area have backing for any future political chairman’s job. been just wonderful.” . - -I S ?■ plans. “I think there’s a good chance Mr. Wearing an attractive beige suit GOP State Chairman Frederick Biebel will win,” Irwin said. John F. Kulich and striped blouse, a gift from the Biebel aiready has counted heads and Bozzuto was asked by a reporter if ROCKVILLE — John F. Kulich, 77, Carriage House Boutique,” Grace says he has the votes on the he will seek the Republican nomina­ of 33 Windemere Ave. died Friday at said, “I’m delighted with my war­ Republican State Central Committee tion for the seat being vacated by a local convalescent home. drobe. The merchants have just been Second grader Jeff Smith plays in a sand­ School after school for children whose to carry him over the winning edge Sen. Abraham Ribicoff, D-Conn. He Mr. Kulich was born June 6,1902 in great. With the help of Sally box during a session of the YMCA’s latchkey parents work. It enrolled 17 students this when the balloting is held Tuesday. said he hadn’t decided yet; but was Glenville and had lived in Middleton, we coordinated outfits from Arnoldeens, Corset-Casuals, J. program. The program runs at the Burnside year. (Herald photo by Blake) Bozzuto will not vote at the State “encouraged” by talks with local Mechanicsville before coming to central Committee meeting. GOP committees. Rockville 55 years ago. He had been Garman, House & Hale, Weather- employed at the Rockville-Vemon vane, Harvey’s, My Store for Levis Meeting Rescheduled Post Office before his retirement six and the Fly Front.” In addition, Grace will have her hair styled for VERNON —The Zoning Board of Police Report years ago. He was an Army veteran all appearances by Artistic Hair Appeals will meet June 27 at 7:30 of World War II and a member of the Designs. p.m. at the Senior Citizen Center, Grant Has Strings Vernon American Legion Post. He As Miss M anchester, G race Park Place. MANCHESTER - While the town prohibit the town trom receiving the also was a member of St. John’s MANCHESTER — Police charged accept the grant. Episcopal Church of Vernon. received a $750 scholarship and hopes This is the rescheduled meeting 10-year-old Douglas Ogden, of 137 attorney’s office has ruled the town $86,500 grant. The $86,500 funding had been He is survived by three brothers, to attend Tyler School of Art at Tem­ from June 20 when that meeting had Branford St., Manchester, with may accept an $86,500 Community But, to receive the money, the designated for use to pay part of the George L. Kulich of Rockville, Paul ple University. to be adjoured due to lack of a breach of peace after a Friday after­ Development bonus grant, the final town still apparently will have to quorum. The meeting wiil hear the decision on accepting that grant ap­ cost for the housing for the elderly. Kulich of Tolland and Andrew Kulich “I'd iike to study animation noon ar^m ent with another man at a meet the same requirements that Without the grant, the town will have of Wakefield, Mass. -Disney-type that is. I might as well appeal of a decision of the building gas station. parently will depend on the had been set for receiving other CD inspector denying a permit for requirements attach ^ to receiving to use its own funds to complete the The funeral is Monday at 11 a.m. at aim high,” she said. Police said the incident was not money. Some of the requirements 40 units of housing expected to be St. John’s Episcopal Church. The Grace is already on the right track expansion of the Smart Set East, a that money. were part of the reason voters ap­ gas-related, but stemmed from an built on a Spencer Street site. Rev. Robert H. Wellner, rector, will having won a blue ribbon and Route 30 health club and massage And, according to Town Attorney proved the withdrawal. apparent long-standing disagree­ officiate. Burial will be in Grove Hill honorable mention in the Connecticut parlor. ment. Ogden was released on a $250 David Barry and others, those Town Manager Robert Weiss requirements still will be the same Cemetery. Military honors will be Schoiarship Art Competition. non-surety bond for a July 9 court ’Thursday had indicated he felt Shea’s Rod and Gun Club accorded at graveside. Serving again this year as manager Square Dance appearance. as what the town had to meet while ruling said the town does not have to MANCHESTER—The Manchester Friends may call at White-Gibson- ' and' chaperone, wili be Rick and EAST HARTFORD -T h e Circle 8 Police charged John A. Yanchak, receiving its annual Community meet such obligations to receive the Development funding. Rod and Gun Club will hold its Small Funeral Home 65 Elm St., Sun- • Elien Lawrence. No newcomer to Square Dance Club will hold a dance 18, of Farmington with reckless $86,500 grant. pageant activities, Rick has been in­ Town voters April 17 approved a quarterly meeting, Man of the Year day from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. ’ tonight at 8 at George J. Penney, 869 driving. Court date is July 3. Weiss Friday said he may have volved in the Miss Manchester two-year withdrawal from the CD Award, and Old Timers Night Mon­ The family suggests that any : Forbes St. Timothy J. Donahue, 26, of 26 misinterpreted Shea’s decision. He Scholarship Pageant, sponsored by program. | day at the Vlub house on Daly Road, memorial gifts may be made to St. ' It’s the annual Strawberry Walnut St. was charged with driving expects to discuss the matter further Coventry. the Manchester Jaycees, for six William Shea, an assistant town at­ John’s Episcopal Church, P.O. Box ■ mdu Festival. Glen Zeno will be calling while his license and registration is with the town attorneys. Happy hour will begin at S;30 p.m. years. His pretty wife, Eiien, who torney, ruled the ordinance that es­ 2237, Vernon, or to the American < Grace and her mother, Mrs. Rita Jaworski, which she will wear during the Miss Connec- and the Leemons will be cueing the suspended, police said. Court date is If those CD requirements have to followed by supper at 8:30. The serves as Miss Manchester’s Anthony, 14, helps his sister adjust her graduation hat prior to tablished the withdrawal did not Cancer Society, 237 E. Center St., ‘ rounds. All dancers are welcome. July 10. be met, it is unlikley the town will meeting will begin at 8. Manchester. look over a pretty lime green pleated gown ticut competition. chaperone, also had Grace as a stu­ commencement exercises at Manchester High School. dent when she taught fifth grade.

■) /t> PAGE EIGHT - EVENING HERALD, Sat., June 23, 1979 Business Women To Meet EVENING HERALD, Sat., June 23, 1979 - PAGE NINE Community Calondar Robin Chapter, American Business Women’s Associa­ Naws for Sanior Citizans tion, will meet on Monday at the Tai-pan Restaurant in Glastonbury. A social hour will begin at 6:30, followed by By WALLY FORTIN become very popular. We back on the schedule for return from shopping; 1:30 Manchester Sunday dinner at 7. Rham Junior High Building Committee, 7 p.m., Rham Hello there! Need I re­ certainly hope that we can Aug. 27 and if you are in­ p.m., exercise,class. 9f000th Card Polka Festival, 1 to 10 p.m., St. Joseph Church grounds. Ms. Betty Ryder, family editor of he Herald, will be I,-. MANCHESTER —Here’s next week's schedule of High School library. Union Street. mind you that while you start it again in terested contact Paul Wednesday: 9 to 11 a.m., Mrs. Eva "Lil” Fitzsimmons of 54 guest speaker. September. Our thanks to blood pressure clinic; also public meetings (locations are in Municipal Building, 41 Rham Board of Education, 7:30 p.m., Rham library. are reading this column Ryan. Hemlock St. receives her gold Monday Ms. Ryder, who has been in the newspaper business 17 our super big tag and bake Mel Siebold, recreation on main floor, pinochle; 10 Center St., unless noted): Zoning Board of Appeals, public hearing, 7 p.m., Schedule for Week membership card to the Manchester Summer school classes start, 8:30 a.m.. Maple Street years, will discuss opportunities for women in the news director, for making the a.m.. Friendship Circle in IVlonday regular meeting, 8 p.m.. Town Office Building. sale is in progress at the Monday through Friday; Senior Citizens, from Wally Fortin, School. media field. Green School grounds. necessary arrangements craft room; noon, lunch; Tuesday registration for director of the group, This is the 4 p.m. —Pension Board, Hearing Room. Registration for summer library program, 9 a.m. to 6 A former member of the board of directors of the It started at 10 a.m. and for this class and then to 12:45 p.m., bridge, 1 p.m., Planning and Zoning Comimission, public hearing ,7:30 Rockingham races. 9,000th card that has been issued 7:30 p.m. —Commission on Aging, Social Services Of­ p.m. children’s department, Rockville Public Library. Manchester Civitan Club, she is currently serving on the will continue until at least Cleo Livingstone who was craft class. Bus pickup at p.m. and regular meeting, 8 p.m.. Town Office Building. Monday: 8 a.m., signup since the program began about 12 fice. Food preservation program, 10 a.m. and 7:30 p.m., board of directors of New Hope Manor Inc., a rehabilita­ 4 p.m. We haye some real just super with her instruc­ 8:15 a.m., return trips at for the races and senior years ago. There are about 7,000 7:30 p.m. —Planning and Zoning Commission, Lincoln Thursday Tolland County Agricultural Center, Route 30. tion home for young women. She is a charter member of nice things, so my sugges­ tions. 12:30 and 3 p.m. golf league at East Hart­ potential active members now, For­ Center Conference Room. Bioard of Selectmen, 3 p.m.. Town Office Building. Board of Education, 7:30 p.m., Vernon Middle School, the New England Food Editors and Writers Conference, Back to trips for a while. Thursday: 8 a.m., buses tion is that you drop the ford course; 10 a.m., tin said. The gold card entitles the 8 p.m. —Board of Education, 45 N. School St. Recreation Commission, 8 p.m.. Town Office Building. Route 30. and a member of Sigma Delta Xi, the professional jour­ You folks who are going on leave for Gloucester- paper, grab your keys and kitchen social games; member to nominal discounts in Tuesday Zoning Commission, 7:30 p.m., Conference room. nalists society. hop on up to the sale before the Vegas-Canyon trip will Rockport. Open outdoor noon, lunch; 1 p.m., many local stores. The gold Memorial Building, Park Place. ’The goal ol ABWA is to help women in business ad­ that special item or food meet at the center on shuffleboard games. 8 a.m. —Downtown Committee, Hearing Room. South Windsor pinochle. Bus pickup at membership card is available to any vance through education, increased competence, and by stuff will be gone. Thursday at 1:15 p.m. for a Friday; 10 a.m., kitchen 4:30 p.m. —Advisory Board of Health, Lincoln Center. Tuesday 8:15 a.m., return trips at Manchester resident 60 years old or Monday upgrading professional skills and attitudes. For Thursday we’ll haye our final briefing and receive social games, and final 5 p.m. —Board of Directors, Hearing Room, Red Cross Bloodmobile, 1 to 6 p.m.. Senior Citizen 12:30 and 3:20 p.m. over, and who is working part time or membership information, call Mrs. Helen Rhuda at 569- two buses leaying for the your baggage tags. exercise classes; noon, 7:30 p.m. —Advisory Recreation and Park Commis­ Town Council work session, 7:30 p.m.. Town Hall. Center Park Place. Tuesday: 9 a.m., square not at all. (Herald photo by 1250. Paul will be taking care lunch; 1 p.m., setback. Bus sion. Coffee Room. Tuesday Awards program for junior volunteers, Rockville Gloucester-Rockport trip dancing and bus for shop­ Tompkins) around 8 a.m. You folks of this trip. He also reports pickup at 8:15 a.m., return \^'ednesday Planning and Zoning Commission, 7:30 p.m.. Town General Hospital. ping; noon, lunch; 1 p.m.. should start arriying here that the trip to Hawaii is trips at 12:30 and 3:30 p.m. 7:30 p.m. —Eighth Utilities District annual meeting, Hall. Sykes School Study Committee, 8 p.m.. Middle School, about 7:30 a.m. Because of Bentley School, 57 Hollister St, Route 30. Offices Will Open Monday Thursday the large crowd going on 8 p.m. —Republican Town Committee, Hearing Room. Wednesday Registration for the first session of Day Camp, 6 to 7:30 HARTFORD- State Department of Motor Vehicle of­ this trip we will not serve a Thursday p.m., Wapping Community Center. Membership luncheon of Vernon Junior Women’s Club, fices will be open Monday to hand out application forms lunch that day and we will 0 ^ 4 W H j3[Qp ^ Shop Coupon|4 noon, home of Jackie Romanker, 275 Many Lane. [stop & Shop Coupon|li 6:30 p.m. —Judge's Hours, Probate Court, Planning and Zoning Commission public hearing on for hardship exemptions to Connecticut’s odd-even gas­ not be using our buses. We K Witti this coupon and a $7 50 purohase, M l 9 7:30 p.m. —Department of Transportation hearing. Buckland Commons, 7:30 p.m.. Town Hall. Town Council, 7:30 p.m. Memorial Building, Park oline rationing. will not have an official coupon and a S7 50 purchase Place. Center and Main streets intersection. Hearing Room, ’The offices, which normally are closed to the public meeting. Zoning Board of Appeals, 7:30, Seniom Citizen Center, 8 p.m. —Ethics Commission, Probate Court. Vernon Mondays, will be open from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., but ’This coming Wednesday Park Place. SiMGUS only to distribute exemption applications. morning we will have a Today Thursday Andover ’ITie forms are processed by a three-member com­ free blood pressure clinic iSaveSWi Polka Festival, fair grounds open at 6 p.m., festival, 8 Lunch and tour for senior citizens, 11 a.m., Rockville here at the center and 9 20 pound bag [ ! stop & Shop 24 oz. can mittee at the State Armory, which decides which drivers 1 12 ounce pkg. Package of 140 REGULAR or .Monday to midnight, St. Joseph Church grounds. Union Street. General Hospital. will be exempted. along with that our good ■ SUN G LO RYL^ j FRUIT DRINK' Town clerk, 6 to 8 p.m.. Town Office Building. r . friend, Gloria Weiss, ■KRAFT Cheese Food Slices VIVA STOP a SHOP Tax collector, assessor, 7 to 9 p.m.. Town Office | Imported French nutritionist will be ■ CHARCOAL ffilSli MIX Building. when you SAVE THREE WAYS! available to tip you off to ■ V-^llSINGLES I While or Yellow NAPKINS Ss" Andover Lake Property Owners Association, 7:30 p.m.. some nice easy to make LEMONADE t a p e s CASH I Good Sun Uine 24 • Sal June JO L-rnt on* pet cusfome* Good Son June 24-Sal June X Lxmt one oe* customer Good SiJune24'Sat Jirfie )0 Limit one pe* ruSlomet Red Barn. recipes just right for you. Good S»i'‘ •i'*r?J >.ii J.ine JO Lmi'i nn*. gi,3tome« Lr,--)S>.- - ."-.4 S.V j.-r.- JC, t."-' .'J-t^r' uV--*-' save C O i’s ’ FREE 3 CASH ONLY MH263I I UH264 I Planning and Zoning Commission, 7:30 p.m., Town Of­ When you simply CoMfct tapes and Items may ’The clinic is open to all Grocery I,, MH262 MH 2651 fice Building. coittet tho combine with the be purchased local residents from 9 a.m. p ro o f amount proper amount with cash Wednesday Special Pink of Pink Rtplstof of cash to gel at any time. to 11:00 a.m. Tapos the Item you want ' W h i r t a ^ Building Committee, 8 p.m., Andover Elementary By the way, we received School. word that our oldest active Hot Dog Register Tape^ S p e .details at your locaM member, Mae Tivnan, is MANUFAUIUHtHS COUPON " MANUFACTURERS COUPON now a patient at the Sale! G e t r e a d Bolton Tlil8C(m)onan(li$7J0Pure)ias«JWMi'nilsCow)on«ndat7J0PuctMB«' With This VahMbla Coupon Manchester Manor and we With This Valuable Coupon stop & Shop Monday HEFREaHINQ-SIX-4>ACK ASST. DRINK MIXES INSTANT COFFER think it would be nice if you • • folks would send cards or if Union meeting for town employees, 11:30 a.m. Com­ _____ fPSI^ ANYBHAND ^ HEERI EIGHT possible pay her a visit as Ei^Mild d i e J u l ^ munity Hall. it will certainly cheer her Town clerk, tax collector, assessor, 7 to 9 p.m.. Com­ COLA AlO up. Hamburg, Hot Dog or Sweet munity Hall. CHARCOAL iO’CLOCit Franks ^09 2 liter (67.6 oz.) N.R. bfl. Cktme Monday and our 1 pound pkg. USDA Choice “Great Beef Board of Finance, 7:30 p.m.. Community Hall. \ 12 OZ.I meals program will be off Public Building Commission, 7:30 p.m.. Community BRIQUETS 33 oz. $|50 ^ kbig ^ c a n s < c e n t and running again at least Meat Hot Dogs 1 potxxtpat^iye M.29 ^ Vladc SunlRoiy Ri AP-2S02 AP-ia Hall. *Excipt Itema ExcIwM by Law. AP-2a00 'Excapt ttama ExcHidad by Law. AP-iaaslaaL-aiwi for five more weeks. So LImh Ona Coipon par FamRy. Limit Ona Coupon par Family. Limit Ona Coupon par Family. MFQft-30 MFQR too I Beef Franks . M .39 Senior Citizens Committee, 7:30 p.m., Bentley Valid Juna 24-90.1079 Valid Juna 24-30. 1979 Limit Ona Coia>on par Farrtly now you can plan on eating with supermaritM pricM. Valid Juna 24-30. IPTB Q j® Valid Jur>a 24-90.1979 Get-A-Long Doggie .29 Relish Memorial Library. with us again and there’s Soda Extra Mil(j Franks T DO'J*xJpi>3 1 • 19 i n $ ^ Reg or Diet Wednesday B 3 I :((S A&P IS A POULTRY SHOPI this week’s menu: 10 oz. ■ i»r Assorted Conservation Commission, '7:30 p.m., Herrick Fresh Fryers Frash-U.SOJi. Inapactad jiEiJiium ijj Monday: tuna sandwich, jars rrankt A4F-Jwiiba KCkuck Flavors Memorial Park. l-fe.pkg.n.Ztor W-Poundtn • SPLIT or Frssh-USDA Imp. • CUT-UP FRYERS ■eWLala celery sticks, chocolate whole 10-12 LBS. whole «-1« LBS. Colonial Chicken QUARTERED Fre«k.3H-4lt]«. 3 Thursday ASP Meat “ B N 4” pudding, beverage. 0 9 with Part ol Back Box-0- • ROASTERS Benelass Bonaiass Barbecue Sauce 59' Hellmann's Big H 99' Board of Education informational meeting, 8 p.m., HUNKS HUNKS wimwingiAnKtM Tuesday; hot dogs and • LEG QUARTERS CHUCK HUETS TOP LOUS HotDogsoc Plastic Utensils ..tJ z 2 M Shasta Beverages [it;;?, 1.09 Bolton Center School. CNICKEN • BREAST QTRS. beans, pickles, fruit cup, 1 pound pkg. ^ 1- -ure’Ass "-ar ., . Y o u n i ^ i w beverage. Town meeting, 8 p.m.. Community Hall. Beef Shell Loin Seven Seas sto p s Shop $449mmxusnrn Wednesday: turkey salad Colonial Hot Dogs .09 Naturally lender, (lavorful. Barbecue it. lb. cur on lettuce, cranberry Fenway Meat FranksM .59 Coventry MMtofBset-Colonial Fib. Bm I Chuck-BonelMa Staeka or Roeata sauce, roll and butter, Jello Viva (LESSER QTYS.09-LB.) wiiole Armour Hot Dogs 1 ocMxJpt'g ’ 1.39 Beef Shoulder Steak .99 Sidad ramavriANKs FHESH-U.S.D.A.INSP. CHUCK FILLETS with topping, beverage. Monday Os^srMsysf^Bswf Frsnk8~i *i.pkg.|i.7Bor L#niOK9f)^C h icke n . ib. • 2 ? Oscar Mayer Wieners i”, M .69 FRYERS C h ic k e n BmUTopLom-BoralMt S^M Thursday: no meal Planning and Zoning Commission, 7:30 p.m.. Town jptaTWHaas '^*V*)lJEG8 4 '*^?7 9 t 2Wto3lbe.Avg Fib. Child Mild Franks .«». ’ 1.39 Boneless Beef Rib Eye Steak S.99o Italian Hall. B R E A S T S r ? jiiRLOtN STRIP STEAKS 4 ^ served. OR PORK LOIN-RIB or LOIN FULLY COOKtD ( ( I A&P IS A SMOKED HAM SHOP Friday: egg salad ^First Prize Franks ipoi/x)p«g 1.7^^ Salad 24 Conservation Committee, 7:30 p.m.. Town Hall. (wateradded) Dressing Tuesday Ham 4 CENTER, 2 SHOULOER, a 2 8IRLOM END CHOPS sandwich, potato chips, ounce PORK CHOPS peant butter cookies, ^ p n r n o r H n l i Availablealstores 16oz.btl. bottle Democratic Town Committee, 7:30 p.m.. Town Hall. BONELESS BRISKET Whole PORK CHOPS I I d U d I )^ith Service Delis 7 9 beverage. Steaks Cooked A'-hf i b'Tne 0 5 ^ Coventry Football Association, 7:30 p.m.. Town Hall. Mosey Corned Beef raOZEN-BATTEBOare) or DUTCH FHVE lAM Also on Monday morning Tomato Ketchup White Paper Plates 89' Hams Weaver Chicken zTrjSf 2 “ Domestic Wednesday BREAKFAST FAVORITE or Roasts we will be signing up for Frenchs Mustard 55' Cold Cups 7 9 = Ann Page Sliced Bacon REGULAR . Cemetery Commission, 7:30 p.m.. Town Hall. C e n te r Hlllthire Polska Klelbasa the Rockingham Races 'Ham ^is #9>- A&P HAM $169 ' ''3M41C Libbys Ritter’s Sliced Party Assortment (water added) S lle e c HtCKORY SMOKED O m $■ which are scheduled for •kedHam njKi A&P SLICED ^ 8 9 ! (wator added)4) I lb. Rath Canned Ham O can i Thursday, Aug. 2. We’ll East Hartford ICtCLEOR t Water Luncheon Assortment Pkft SHANK HALF SSL Bonelaea-Thin Cut take as many buses as we Cooked Ham Rump Portion Added 8 9 io [Tomato ,m Tomato A&P .BREAKFASTS Claussen Whole Pickles “2 ^? Monday jnjM PHALP QUICX FROZEN-PEflCH can fill and the package Lean and savory ^llced Meat Bologna SS791I Hh a m ^ e s Republican Town Committee, 7:30 p.m., police-court n> Turbot or Haddock Fillets consists of the bus trip and Meat Bails ' d T ’2.99 Cooked Ham Steaks Water AckJetJ 1.59, Juice Catsup building. entrance fee for 112. After Board of Education public hearing om the Task Force the races we'll stop for a Carando Brand , 3 2 oz^ ^ stock up chow and at a place where btls. ^ now for 14 oz ■ on Student Housing report, 7:30 p.m., Penney High ASST. VAR.-NAMSCO SNACK VANITY PAW JUMiO RO a btls. School. you can choose what you’d noa Salami „_Jckeii cookouts' like. “White Potato Chips d S t 2; 79' Wednesday Atliflcial 2 tCRACKERS rPAPER TOWELS Action here starts with Gem’’ Dill Spears .■, 79' Casing Pretzels Co nservation and Environment Commission, 7 p.m. Wednesday morning 4 H # l b IVings 2'/2-3 lbs. 'IS 39' Dill Chips , .. 69' Town Hall. pinochle games and the ArtilicaiCismg [ Perdue Chicken Wings 5-6lbs. 79'^ p e p p e ro n l CA'andoB'and Thursday winners were: Francis b’2.99 frozen foods Money-saving values for quick,easy meals' Fike, 603; Bea Cormier, Police Department Awards Night, 7:30 p.m., Langford Barbara Dea-Asat. Varieties “White Gem”Chicken Legs School. Delicloua-Kosclusko KRAFT-JET PUFFED 599; A1 Chellman, 588; COOKIES 3202. Chunk Lt. Tuna In Oil or Water-S'a Plain, Onion, or Smoked-Kraft ^ our kitchen Great picnic foods! Perdue Chicken Legs 5-6lbs pkg. 89‘. Zoning Board of Appeals, 7:30 p.m.. Town Hall. p*>a M U ST A R D V” 4 9 * MARSHMALLOWS CHICKEN^SEAc^oS Lillian Lewis, 575; Mina Birds Eye Stop & Shop Mr. Shrlmp-SmaShrimp-Small Ann Page-Whole Kosher or m a * BBQ S A U C E V" 5 9 * 12C Off Label-Lemon Juice a Reuther, 571; Floyd Post, \/Vhile Gem” SHRIMP 10 OZ. <>|00 Forest Qrove or Contesse sto p s Shop Chicken Breast Split PICKLES s79 ' pkga. 567; Anna Del Signore, 553; 2'/z-3!bs, R E A LE M O N S, 6 7 O R A N G E S Mandarin l Cool 72 Gallon Mary Thrall, 552; Ann Perdue Chicken Breast 5-6lb. pkg M.2a Glastonbury DISPOSAMJEOUU«RS-TODOUR ASeORTEO-SCOn MARVEL-emCH-FARER I o r BTL-MOUTHWAIH Thompson, 550; Mary Hill, lbs.Fntato Monday 548. (Sherbert Board of Education, 7:30 p. m., Glastonbury High In the afternoon we had ' d * N 9 9 PLATES ■SIGNAL (1 pound pkg. 494:) Com. Assorted School library. When You Buy FREE 20 players for our bridge FtohPork^ 39 8 ounce bowl ‘ Flavors Economic Development Commission, 7:30 p. m.. 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We movie?” Keller was asked. ^Slated Today, Sunday ding there in the directors’ many from that club were gone, that new enulaiul relays other former Bears were invited. were kind of like a family. Tommy “No,” Keller laughed. “I didn’t see room, courtly and soft-spoken, Charlie Keller, Joe Collins, Spud Padden, our catcher, took me under the remake, either.” tractions. Grammar school races By EARL YOST Duggan of Florida in the mile Satur­ man to beat in the shot. The New as usual, with the late after­ Chandler, Alley Donald, Marius his wing. I think he’s living up in Babe Dahlgren, who had traveled and time trials will be featured up to day and the three mile run Sunday. England champ has tossed the ball 60 m Order of Events, Time Schedule Sports Editor noon sunlight catching the iron Russo, Babe Dahlgren, Joe Beggs, Cape Cod now. to the reunion with his two sons and noon. Duggan copped this race two years feet, 9 inches. Siiliinliiy, June 23 WO, MHS, MO Top 6 time to finals Track and field buffs should Two defending champions who will gray in his hair as well as the Jim Gleeson, Allie Clark and Jack “Anyway, he caught me in the first two grandsons all the way from ago and Krohn triumphed last June. Little Ed Brown, former Seton MiinrIicHtcr High Wigmi Track 2 :3 0 - Mile Run WHS, WO, MHS, California, was talking about the be back are sprinter Tom Mahan of thin blue pin-stripe in his cot­ Fallon were on hand with Byrne for game I pitched for the Bears against get their money’s worth when The latter is also the defending mile Hall sprinter and the meet’s top per­ MO the special get-together. The only one Jersey City and he stayed after me, episode he had leaving from the Los Boston University and George Straz- king. the fourth annual Manchester former in ‘78, and Rich Edwards of 3:10 — Spirit Medley ton and polyester summer suit. in that group that never made the every pitch. 1 won the game, 3-2, and Angeles Airport. Dahlgren, who nitskas in the 12-miler Sunday. Running Events Community College-sponsored Weightmen will hold the spotlight the University of Houston will match 3:25 - 220 Final WHS, WO, MHS, Tommy Byrne, whom they majors was Fallon. Hall of Famer I thought he was pleased, but after played third base for the Bears, Mahan copped the 120-yard hurdles New England Relays are in two events, the National AAU stride for stride again in the 100 and 9 :00- 4 X 110 Relay 5th, 6th Grade MO once called “The Wild Man,” Monte Irvin, who played for the the game he told me, ‘I think that caught his spikes during a game in here the past two years and is the Boys (Trials) Top 6 to finals, 4 x 110 championship 56-pound weight toss, 220-yard dashes. 3:45 - 880 (Final) WO, MHS, MO was the worst exhibition of pitching I Baltimore in 1947 and tore some staged today at Manchester reigning Yankee Conference and Relay 5th, 6th Grade Girls (Trials) looked more like some clean- Newark Eagles in the old Negro with two-time USA Olympian and Jeremy Edmonds, of Glastonbury, 4:10 - 4 X 440 WHS, WO, MHS, MO ligaments in his left knee. The knee High’s Wigren Track - and Sun­ New England intercollegiate indoor Top 6 to finals cut, well-turned-out candidate National League, also was among the ever saw.’ That made me feel bad. I defending champion Bib Backus due top women’s high school athlete a invitees along with Frank Smith, one allowed six hits, struck out six and gave him so much trouble in later and outdoor champion and won the X day at the college campus. to perform, and the shot put with year ago, heads a formidable list of 9:20 — 4 110 Relay 7th, 8th Grade Field Events running for governor. years Dr. Frank Jobe, the famed 1C4A outdoor crown as well. His best of the years’ old groundskeepers. walked six, so I had people all around All told, 66 events are listed. The local man Pacey Pet the man to women which includes Sally Sullivan Boys (Trials) Top 6 finals, 4 x 110 10:a.m) — Long Jump WHS, WO, He laughed at the suggestion. “ Being the mayor has some of the me on the bases. Tommy didn’t like orthopedic physician, had to put in an time this spring was 13.6. entry list for day's schedule watch. in the 12-miler. Relay 7th, 8th Grade Girls (Trials) Shot Put WHS, WO, Javelin WHS, “Nothing like that,” said Tommy competitive aspects of playing that.” entire new metal and plastic replace­ The little man with the long name, numbered 624 and 256 for Sunday's Bob Hall, a four-time Olympic Top 6 to finals WO, High Jump WHS, WO, Pole Byrne, who still holds the record for professional baseball,” Byrne Kelier hit .353 his first year with ment two years ago. Straznitskas is one of New England’s Connecticut AAU 12-mile cham­ squad member, is expected to offer Two Greater Boston Track Cluh 9:45 - 100 yd. Hurdles WHS, Wo Vault MHS, MO, Starting Height 12’ giving up the most walks in one explained, “What you find yourself the Bears to win the league batting ti­ “When 1 went through the metal top distance runners, as well as the Backus with his stiffest competition Trials and semifinals pionship and three mile run. Post en­ javelin throwers entered are Rocco 11:15— Long Jump MHS season by any Yankee pitcher. “I’m doing is trying to please your con­ tle. That was in 1937. The following detector at the airport coming out current Connecticut marathon cham­ 10:00 - 120 yd. Hurdles MO, MHS tries were out for today but distance along with NCAA decathalon champ Petitto, the New England chanip 11:30— High Jump MHS, Shot Put very happy doing what I’m doing.” stituency as well or better than the year he hit .365 to finish second be- here, the alarm went off,” related pion. Last year he ran away from the Trials, and semifinals runners will be able to sign up before Brad Olson. with a toss of 236 feet, and Bill MHS, Javelin MHS Byrne is the mayor of Wake mind teammate Buddy Rosar and the the 67-year-old Dahlgren. field in the longest race on the two- 10:15 - 100 yd. Dash WHS, WO, mayors of other municipalities of the start of Sunday's race at 4:30. Pet, a sophomore-to-be at Dart­ Currier who tossed the spear 232 feet. 12:30 — Long Jump MO, Shot Put Forest, N.C., where he went to comparable size. Like baseball, you Yankees brought him up. From the “The security policeman there said Activities get under way this mor­ day schedule. mouth, moves up in class from high All that’s needed for a successful MHS, MO Trials and semifinals MO school and from where he jumped to me, ‘Sir, will you please step aside Much interest centers around the win some, you lose some, and when day he reported, everybody called ning at 9 with official ceremonies at 1 school to open and will bear watching day with record-breaking perfor­ 11)15 - 100 yd. Hurdles WHS, WO 1:00 Javelin MO, High Jump MO straight from the campus to the you lose, you pick yourself up and him “King Kong.” and place all your coins and personal expected duels between Bill Krohn of Tom Mahan (i<‘orf;«- S lru ziiilsk as o'clock, followed by the principal at­ against his more experienced foes. mances is good weather. Finals 1:45 — Triple Jump MHS, MO Newark Bears of the International start all over again.” “ Where did you pick up that belongings in this container.’” Manhattan College and Charlie Bob Orrando of Northeastern is the 11:30 - 120 yd. Hurdles, MHS, MO 2:00 — 56 pound Weight Throw League in 1940. Seeing some of his old Newark name?” someone asked him at the “ What for?”’ I asked him. finals He and 10 other former Bears were teammates around him made Byrne Meadowlands. “ ‘You heard what happened when 11:50 - 440 yd. Dash WO, MO honored at The Meadowlands in East recall the first time he reported to “1 got it playing basketball in high you walked through the detector,”' Finals Long Distance Races Rutherford, N.J. Wednesday night the Bears. school around my home in he said. “1 told him about the metal Watson in Front, 12:15— 4 X110 Relay 5th, 6th Grade and you never saw so many guys so Moriarty’s in Tie “They were the first ballclub I Middletown, Maryland,” said Keller. replacement in my knee. He went Boys (Final), 4 x 110 Relay 5th, 6th .Sundiiy, .MCC rumpll^i 4:30 happy to see each other. The reunion ever played for,” he said. “Since I “The movie came out — I’m talking over it with his scanner and then he Nothing was decided last night at MCC’s baseball diamond as Grade Girls (Final), 4 x 110 Relay was supposed to be solely for the 1937 was coming from Wake Forest, a about the original one — and when it said OK, 1 could get on the plane.” 7th, 8th Grade Boys (final), 4 x 110 12 Mile AAU Championship — Divi­ Newark team which ran away with Moriarty Bros, and Hartford Jai-Alai played to a 6-6 tie in a Disregards Winds sion — Open I Team Championship, small college and a small town at­ did, they gave me the name.” Relay 7(h, 8th Grade Girls (Final) game called after five innings because of darkness. The contest OAKVILLE, Ontario (UPI) — Tom Watson, disregarding 12:35 - 100 yd. Dash WHS, WO, Sub-Master-35-40, Master-40-t-, was also played under protest because of too much pine tar on a MHS, MO Final Grand-Masters-50-f, Women-All Ages Celts Interested in Ernie D heavy winds and the “fear factor,” shot an aggressive 2-under- 3 Mile-Run — Divisions — Open- League Leaders Gas Houser's bat. 1:00— Opening Ceremonies BOSTON (UPI) - The Boston “Now that they have Larry Bird I par 69 Friday for a three stroke lead after two rounds of the Men, High School-Men ( Women, % ...... j Hartford batted around in the first 1:10 - 4x 110 Relays WHS, WO, Celtics, with little hope of getting the can be effective and get Bird the Buddy Silva a 2-RBI triple. $350,000 Canadien Open gold championships. Junior High-Boys S Girls, Open- and scored four times with Moriar- MHS, MO 3; Waits, Clev and Spilittorff, KC 9-5; swift guard they need out of next ball.” DiGregorio said Thursday. “If Jai Alai made it 6-4 with a two-run “I’d rather be in the lead than Women, ty's coming back with one in its half. 1:50 - 220 yd. Dash (Trials) WHS, f g Sorensen, Mil 9-6. Monday’s draft, are again letting Er­ I'm really in their pians. I'm in­ rally knotting it for the Gas Housers. behind,’’ the leading PGA money Jai-Alai made it 5-1 with a three-run Nationul League Eurnoil Run Average nie DiGregorio know they are still in­ terested. I want to play for them.” Silva singled, doubled and tripled winner said in dismissing a sugges­ rally cutting it to 5-4 by the mBs. to pace MBs. “1 played a good round of golf,” G AB H Pet. National League — LaCoss, Cin terested — but only on their terms. The Celtics are seeking a Gene Johnson had an RBI single and tion he should play more conser­ said the 29-year-old pro from Kansas Rose, Phil 67 259 88 .340 2.46; Perry, SD 2.51; Rogers, Mtl “ We are interested in Ernie playmaking guard who can controi vatively and make a late charge for City, Mo. “I struggled through the Joe’s World Hendrick, St, L 62 221 75 .339 2.68; Forsch, Hou 2.71; Niekro, Hou DiGregorio, we always have been,” the offense and DiGregorio would be the $63,000 winner’s purse. middle of the backside, but I putted Mazzilli, NY 63 240 81 .338 3.00. Boston Assistant General Manager a natural choice given his “That’s the fear factor ... the fear extremely well. I felt that par was Bv JOE GARMAN Winfield, SD 71 267 90 .337 American League — Kern, Tex Jeff Cohen said. “If Ernie is in shape bailhandling abilities. Barring a Big Track Stars of leading.” something more than 71— the course Hernandez, St. L 63 259 86 .332 1.66; Guidry, NY 2.11; Marshall, and ready to really bust it, there may trade, Boston does not have a pick in Watson, shooting for his fifth PGA was maybe four or five shots tougher Foster, Cin 59 222 73 .329 Minn 2.25; John, NY 2.29; Lemanc- be room for him on our team.” Monday's draft until the 53rd player. title, came through the first two than yesterday. Simmons, St. L 60 213 68 .319 zyk. Tor 2.31. DiGregorio retired from basket­ “We would be happy to see Ernie in Found in Jersey rounds at the Glen Abbey course with Newton, who shot a course record Matthews, Atl 67 268 85 .317 ball last year, choosing to sit out the good shape and come to camp to try Slrikeouls a 7-under 135'. 7-under 64 in the opening round, was Garvey, LA 70 285 90 .316 and make our team. That would be Different Strokes National League — Richard, Hou season when not given assurances he “When you’re behind, you make blown back to second place by the Knight, Cin 65 237 75 .316 PISCATAWAY N.J. (UPI) — Renaldo Nehemiah and Greg 118; Carlton, Phil 80; Perry, SD 78; would see a lot of playing time. The the condition. We haven't changed mistakes and you suffer for it. This winds Friday. He had a 4-under 138 League Celtics acquired the former our stance. We still are interested,” Foster will be among the missing, but many of the big names in way you have more room for mis­ after 36 holes but in the second round Sutton, LA 76; Swan, NY 73. A friend of mine, Dick Maloney of of everyday living, and the rigors of G AB H Pet. Providence College star at the end of Cohen said. track and field will compete Saturday in the first New Jersey takes.” could only manage one birdie while American League — Ryan, Cal 109; Princeton Street, asked me, “How the work day world, I “blow my head Samalley, Min 64 244 88 .361 the 1977-78 season and he played in Olympic Track Classic at Rutgers University. Of the players who finished in the taking three bogeys. Guidry, NY 80; Jenkins, Tex 76; P/ come you never write about us lead clean,” with the simplest form of Carew, Cal 51 186 66 .355 Kravec, Chi 66; Koosman, Minn and several games. Middlebury to Brown 1 / i top 10 Thursday, only Watson and Nehemiah, who ran in Europe this Trevino, playing with a $75 putter line draggers?” bait fishing there is. Downing, Cal 64 231 81 .351 “It will be the same conditions as it Donal Weibring, an obscure Underwood, Tor 62. PROVIDENCE. R.I. lUPIi - week, and Foster, his chief com­ finished fifth. Meet officials are also Winces in Agony he bought from “a man named I’ve been asked that question Sitting on a bank, watching a Kemp, Det 60 223 77 .345 was last year,” Cohen said. “Last hoping to induce South Africa's Michigan pro in his second year on Kelly” in the first round, had an Saves Peter Sundheim, 30. was named petitor, have elected to skip the out­ before by other trollers, bait bobber float around with a shiner or Bochte, Sea 67 245 83 .339 year, he wanted some assurances Tuesday as defensive backfield coach door invitational Olympic fund­ Sidney Maree into the mile. the tour, withstood the 25 mph winds erractic 18 holes. The 29-year-old Nationai League — Sutter, Chi 16; Debbie Austin feels some pain after bogeying third hole in first fishermen, spin fishermen, bass worm underneath it, is one of the Banister, Chi 61 225 76 .338 and we weren’t ready to give them. at Brown University by football raising meet leaving the 100-meter to break par on 7,059-yard, par-71 veteran sank five birdies, but took a Garber, Atl 12; Fingers, SD 10; Bair, Others entered in the meet, which round of the LPGA Lady Keystone Open Friday in Hershey, Pa. fishermen, salt water fishermen, etc. most satisfying and relaxing Cowens, KC 49 181 60 .331 But he absolutely will be invited to coach John Anderson. hurdles rather weak. But a for­ course. bogey on the 10th and double bogeys Cin. Lockwood, NY and Tekulve, Pitt will consist only of finals, are Fred etc. methods of fishing (for me) there is. Brett, KC 69 291 96 .330 training camp if he wants to coiVie. For the past six years, Sundheim midable group of the key 1980 Olym­ (UPI photo) Weibring, who has won only $16,500 on the third and ninth to finish with a 9. It’s up to him.” Sowerby and Stan Vinson in the 400 The implication, (not with Dick or I still get a tremendous thrill out of Wilson, KC 61 186 60 .323 has been defensive backfield assis­ pic figures will be there — and meters, James Sanford and Clancy this year, shot a 1-over 70 to finish in par-71. American League — Marshall, DiGregorio, 28, said he hasn’t been most of my queriers) is that I am watching that bobber suddenly dip Rice, Bos 66 260 83 .319 tant and track coacb at Middlebury several exciting matchups are Edwards in the 100 and 200 meters, a three-way tie for second at 4-under Playing only his second year as a Minn 15; Kern, Tex 10; Hrabosky, KC directly contacted by the Celtics, but being a fish snob, writing about fly under the surface, and then start to Molitor, Mii 63 251 80 .319 and Rawley, Sea 8; Gear. Cal, Proly, College in Vermont. He is a 1961 slated. former Olympian Mark Enyeart and 138 with first-round leader Jack New­ pro, the 26-year-old Weibring canned fishing most of the time. travel. is interested if they give him “a fair Runs Chi, Hiller, Det and Lyle, Tex 7. University of Delaware graduate. The Invitational Mile — 1.500 Jim DiRienzo in the 800 meters, Legion in Rally ton and two-time Canadian Open four birdies to offset three bogeys Let’s get the record straight once chance at playing, and a contract. As for salt water fishing; I just — Kingman, Chi meters — may be tbe best competi­ former Olympian Mike Roche in the winner Lee Trevino. and got more confident as the winds ;and for all. I write about fly fishing haven’t done enough of it in the last 24; Schmidt, Phil 20; Lopes, LA 18; tion of the day. with New Zealand's steeplechase, Greg Robertson and Watson described his round as got stronger. : mostly because this is the way I fish 20 years to write intelligently about Matthews, Atl and Simmons, St. L 16. Capital Improvements John Walker, who won the Olympic Mike Shine in the 110-meter hurdles “realistic” because of winds that Five players were locked in third LEGAL NOTICE Greenhouse Improvements 2,000 To Edge Windsor a good part of the time. The title of it. My experience is too limited, and I American League — Lynn, Bos 17; gold medal at Montreal in 1976, and the 400-meter intermediate drove balls into the water and con­ palce at 2-under after 36 holes — Ben 500 •this column is “Joe’s World,” and have promised myself a little more Grich, Cal 16; Rice, Bos and Thomas, EIGHTH UTILITIES DISTRICT Paving probably set to go against the likes of hurdles, Todd Scully in the one-mile tinually landed his competition in the Crenshaw, Johnny Miller, Bob Lunn, Joe happens to spend most of his exposure in this area of piscatorial Mil 15; Singleton, Balt and R. Jones, MANCHESTER, CONN. NCAA champion Don Paige of walk: Dan Ripley, Mike Tully and Three runs in the top of the seventh inning snapped a 3-3 roujh. Bob Gilder and Mike Reid. i 2,500 time being involved with fly rods, fly pursuit. Sea 14. PROPOSED BUDGET - 7/1/79-6/30/80 Villanova, who finished second to Earl Bell in the pole vault, Fairleigh deadlock and lifted Manchester past Windsor, 6-3, in American tying, and fly redding techniques. ADMINISTRATION BUDGET Trolling is another facet of fresh TOTAL PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT Steve Scott in the 1,500 meters at the Dickenson's (N.J.) Franklin Jacobs Legion Zone Eight baseball action last night at Windsor High. Runs Balled In Salaries Not that I do not have an interest in, water fishing that I have played BUDGET $266,241 AAU championships in Walnut, Calif, in tbe high jump and A1 Oerter in the Manchester, 4-1 in the Zone and 6-3 Pickings are Slim ,'or fish other methods. I do, and write around with on a limited basis only, National League — Kingman, Chi President $1,500 last week, and Steve Lacy, who jiiscuss throw. overall, hosts Bloomfield in a battle Kane aided his own cause with the about them when I have something to and I promised Dick Maloney that I 56; Winfield, SD 55; Foster, Cin 53; Treasurer 2,500 $465,916 Simmons, St. L 50; Matthews, Atl TOTAL BUDGET FOR 1979-1980 for first place in the Zone today at game-winning hit, an RBI single to say. will travel to Quabbin Reservoir with Clerk 2,500 Tax Collector 3,500 Eagle Field at 1:30. Bloomfield also right center. Dave Blake sacrificed I like to fish. I like to fish using him to chase lake trout and salmon. and Clark, SF 47. Salaries For Celts in Draft American League — Bailor, Cal Rate Maker 1,000 is 4-1 in Zone play. and reached safely on an error and whatever method is necessary for East Hartford Drawn Two weeks ago, he showed me a 12 Directors (6fe$350) 2,100 Fire Chief $1,300 The Post 102 entry scored twice in two insurance runs were chased the greatest enjoyment of sport pound fish, that dwarfed the 6 59; Lynn, Bos 56; Bochte, Sea 55; BOSTON (UPI) — Boston Celtics’ Coach Bill Fitch has one Porter, KC 53; Rice, Bos 51 Clerk for stuffing bills 275 Fire Chief Auto & Office Expense 550 the second as Mike Linsenbigler home on pinch-hitter Jack Lyon’s suggestion for his role in Monday’s annual NBA draft. fishing. pounder he had caught on the same Fire Marshal 800 East Hartford and Stafford battled to a 1-1 stalemate called singled, Dave Bottaro singled, Howie single to left center. I learned to fish from one of the day. This really made me sit up and Slolen Bases $13,375 ‘We should hold our part of the Assistant Fire Marshal 275 after eight innings because of darkness in American Legion Zone Furlong sacrificed the runners up Kane went the distance for best “wormers” that ever held rod in take notice; to discover that such National League — Moreno, Pitt Assistant Chiefs (3fe$l,150)- 3,450 draft in Las Vegas,” he quipped. Tuesday. We’re going to serve a Operating Expenses Eight baseball action last night at Shea Park. and Mike Giliberto delivered a two- Manchester, spinning a four-hitter. hand. And, in my opinion, if a man or good large fish are fairly close to 27; North, SF 25; Scott, St. L 24; Audit $1,000 Captains (2(g,$375) 750 RBI single. “Can you imagine what the odds meal, but we don’t know whether it Lopes, LA 19; Scott, Mtl and Advertising 1,000 Lieutenants (4fe$325) 1,300 Next action for the Post 77 entry is Hartford before being relieved by He walked two and fanned wight. woman, can become a good home. Most of my trolling for lakers Windsor scored once in the third Dana Farrow started tor Windsor would be on our getting a player?” should be lunch or dinner,” he said. “wormer,” and learn all the in- and salmon entailed long trips to Taveras, NY 18. Bonding Expense & Insurance 965 Mechanic 325 Sunday afternoon at 1 o'clock against Tom Guidotti. Hickey fanned nine The Celtics, indeed, have little to before Manchester added a run in the and went five innings, giving up six Fitch did say there was a chance tracies and fine points of worming, Maine and Vermont. American League — LeFlore, Det Car Allowance (3(g.$75 for Fire Alarm Superintendent 325 visiting Windsor at Shea Park. and walked three while Guidotte look forward to in the draft, which Asst. Fire Alarm Superintendent 225 fourth. Linsenbigler singled, Bottaro hits. Tom Shares went the last two the Celtics could get a respectable especially for trout and bass; he or This particular column is in no way 36; Wilson, KC 28; Cruz, Sea 23; Otis, Treasurer, Clerk & Tax Collector) 225 East Hartford plated its lone run in whiffed two and walked two. Kyle begins at 12 noon EDT. Their first performer out of the draft, Car Allowance (President) 250 Dispatcher 9,000 sacrificed, Furlong grounded out and frames and took the loss. He walked she can handle any kind of fishing. intend^ to be a sermon, or a pon­ KC 20; Bonds, Clev and Willis, Tex the first. Dino Peruccio singled, stole Reese went the route for Stafford, pick is not until the third round, when Contingency Fund 1,500 Part-Time Dispatcher 1,300 Giliberto reached on an error, the one, fanned four and was touched for A good wormer or bait fisherman tifical dissertation on all types of 19. second and scored on Ron Durler's walking four and fanning three. they will get a chance to select the Fitch predicted that Rhode Island Data Processing Expense Vacation Dispatcher 250 run scoring. four hits. starts to think like a fish, reads water fishing, and more specifically, an RBi single. Pete Kiro was a perfect 4-for-4 at 53rd player. forward Sly Williams, the top New Pilehing Vielories (Rate Book & Tax Bills) 4,000 Point System 2,200 Windsor knotted it with runs in the Linsenbigler had two hits to pace and currents like a fish, and he or she elitist attitude about fly fishing. 'The Stafford plated its run in the se­ the plate for East Hartford while “You’re not really in a position to England prospect, would probably be National League — Niekro, Hou 10- Engineering Fees 500 fifth and sixth inning. Manchester with all starters except will know where all the good “lies” latter, unfortunately, is an attitude $22,050 cond. Ron Flaherty had two hits for Staf­ predict or control your fate when you selected late in the first round. He 3; LaCoss, Cin 8-1; Carlton, Phil 8-7; Legal Fees 10,000 Kyle Ayer started the Post 102 ral­ for one contributing one safety. and holes in lake and river are that so many newcomers to fly Office Equipment 700 Kevin Hickey started for East ford. draft No. 53. Heck, we may be able to there were no other New Niekro, Atl 8-9; eight pitchers tied Operating Expenses ly with a double to left center. Gregg Windsor is now 2-2 in the Zone. located. fishing have tried to promulgate on Office Rental 2,400 600 sleep on it Monday night and draft Englanders who would go high. with 7. Alarm Maintenance & Repairs $ Learning to fish with worms, to anyone who will listen. American League — D. Martinez, Postage 2,300 Building Maintenance & Repairs 2,000 Stationery & Supplies 1,200 shiners, perch bugs, lamprey eels, I just like to fly fish; I like Balt 10-2; John, NY 10-3;’Ryan, Cal 9- Contingency Fund ■2,000 made it only natural for me, with an everything about i t ... And as the old Telephone 150 Fire Company Dues 200 Softball Public Awareness 500 Junior Legion Triumphs Soccer inborn curiosity, to try something saying goes ... Different strokes for Fire Prevention 600 Special Events 100 2,500 mien Purcell sacrifice fly. It added a new; to try plugs, spoons, bait different folks!” Everyone should Gas & Power EASTERN REC Evening its record at 1-1, the 4.000 North: Olympes 3 (Jim Haslett, casting techniques, spin fishing, and enjoy fishing the way he or she wants $26,790 Heat Four runs in the third inning were Scoring two times in the bottom of run in the fourth on singles by MIDGET 10,700 Manchester Junior Legion Tully Patulau, (Jhris Maneri), Suns 3 finally fly fishing. This was not and is to, and no one method can be touted Insurance the difference as CBT downed Dean the seventh inning, MCC Vets took Purcell and Joe Demeo and RBI South: Stallions 2 (Dick Boyle, Library 500 baseball team topped (Stephen Gay 2, Wayne not a graduation to a method of as being better than another. TOTAL ADMINISTRATION BUDGET $40,165 Machine, 6-2, iast night at Mt. Nebo. over first place with an 8-7 win over single by Paul Peck. Jon Dubois Carl Skoog), Oceaneers 0. Physicals 60 Newington Wetherell, 4-2, in Hollingsworth). Hawks 2 (Mike fishing, but an evolvement to one, So, to the people who have 1.000 Tom Rund, Tom Tomassetti and West Side Italian Kitchen last night reached on an error in the fifth and Caribous 2 (Christine Lemaire, PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT BUDGET Radio Repairs Meister 2), Toros 1 (Tom Janenda). and finally, what boils down to a questioned me, I hope that this is a Salaries 1,800 Wayne Golan were each in the two- at Keeney Field. Jaycee-Courant League Senior scored on Scott LaBrec’s RBI double. Larry Jarvis), Matadors 0. Social Fund #1 The Junior club added its final preference for one particular way to clear statement on how, why, when Public Works Superintendent $16,300 hit class for the Bankers while Pete Bud Durand roped four hits, Barry Division play last night at East: Astros 2 (Denise Welch, Mat 4 ' ; Public Works Employee 12,600 marker in the sixth as Demeo Morris), Furies 1 (Bruce INTERMEDIATES fish. and where ... If I haven’t touched on 1,800 Naktenis blasted two blows for Dean. Stearns three and John Kearney, Bob Eagle Field. Extra Employee 2,500 Social Fund #2 singled, stole second and scored on a Rosenberg). Rowdies 1 (Mike Ahn), Indians 0. I enjoy all the methods mentioned your method enough... Sit tight... I’ll 800 Klatka and Ed Satkiewicz two apiece Emergency Overtime 2,600 Social Fund iji3 .Skip Moreau hurled a six-hitter, Moreau single. Cosmos 3 (Dave Bean, Sparky above. In fact, when my mind is real­ get to it yet. 500 DUSTY for the Vets. Tim Nicola, Dave Rockets 4 (Mike McDonald 3, Social Fund Ladies Aux. walking three and fanning 10, to pace Peck and Demeo each had two hits ly cluttered up with-all the pressures 500 Each side had 18 hits but the Bujaucius and Gary Schmidt each Keith Harlan), Sounders 2 (Maurice Laggis, John Edwards), Teamen 0. $34,000 Social Security the winners. Supplies 900 Jaycees scored two times in the ripped two hits for Kitchen. for the winners. Moriarty, David Hickey). Manchester scored once in the first Operating Expenses Telephone 2,400 seventh inning to edge out the Standings: Vets 7-1, Kitchen 6-1, Newington scored twice in the West: Eagles 4 (Jeff Wright 2, JUNIOR Answering Service 600 on an Eric Stepper double and Da­ South: Chiefs 3 (Steve Logan 2, Ed Training Expenses 1,000 Angels, 12-11, last night at Robertson Zembrowski's 5-3, Looking Glass II4- sixth to avert the shutout. Louis Jaffe, Glenn Horowitz), Auto Allowance 250 Adams), Yankees 1 (Angelo Mor- Pre-Fire Planning 300 Park. Flames 0. Phils Lost Faith Building Maintenance 2.500 5,000 4, Reed 3-3, Martinizing 2-5, DeMolay son). Vehicle Maintenance Bob Brindamour and Brian Sirois 2-6, Ed's Arco 1-7. ^ Kings 4 (Nick Calvo 3, Steve Si­ Equipment Replacement 2,000 32,000 1,000 Water Rental each ripped three safeties and John BritXf Alcott Share Top mon), Devils 1 (Pryce Maltempo). Flyers 4 (Brian Coughlin 2, Scott Ground Maintenance 1911-Equipment 100 Burr, Roger Harwood, Steve Chase Gorman 2), Bulls 4 (Mike Zotta 3, Heat 1.500 100 Alcott, currently seventh on the 9,100 #9liMan Power and Tom Griswold were in the two- Fast Pitch HERSHEY, PA. (UPI) - Marc Olander). Lonhorg Claims Insurance LPGA money-winning list, picked up North: Raiders 2 (John Janenda, Interceptor 152,000 $71,360 hit classification for the Jaycees. SENIOR GIRLS Jerilyn Britz, continuing her four birdies during her round over 1,000 Action last night at Martin School Chris Diana), Cyclones l (Mike BOSTON (UPI) — Jim Lonborg, the arm which carried the One-Call Service Pete Avery homered and singled fine play of the past two weeks, what she called “one of the best Baseball Power 1,200 saw Latulippe top Johnson Paint, 6-2; Patulak). Boston Red Sox to their “Impossible Dream” pennant-winning twice, Tom Neville stroked four hits eagled the 16th hole Friday en courses I’ve played.’’ She saved par Rental Equipment 3.000 Equipment Replacement Personal Tee best Nassiff's, 13-5; Minutemen 2 (Tom August, Dan season of 1967, says he wishes the Philadelphia Phillies had 3” , 2-14” and 1-14” hose and Pat Irish and Dana Lamay three route to a 4-under par 68 and a on a few other holes with accurate Social Security 3.500 1,500 apiece for the Angels. . and Buckland stop Trader World, 10- ALUMNI JUNIOR Paris), Diplomats 0. 600 Foam Liquid-Wet Water 400 tie with Amy Alcott for the chipping. shown more faith in him this season. Supplies 8. Moriarty’s entry had on its hitting Telephone 800 Misc. Replacement & Repairs 1,000 Britz and Alcott held a one-shot Lonborg, 36, was released Saturday a situation where I’d had to pitch in WOMEN'S H EC Lisa Latulippe had three hits for first-round lead in the $100,000 shoes Thursday night at the West Uniform Service 1.000 Replacement of Personal Gear 859 lead over Kathy Whitworth and by the Phillies after posting an 0-1 control and with discipline,” said Penny Gagnon went 5-for-5 and was LPGA Lady Keystone Open. Side Oval and the result was an easy Vehicle Expense 2.500 the Latulippe club while Jeanine Shelley Hamlin, who both carded 69s. record with an earned run average of Lonborg, whose appearances usually the winning hurler in leading Renn’s 18-0 decision over Mari-Mads. Little League Water 350 $3,750 Barber tripled for the Paints. Britz barely missed a double eagle Betsy King, a native of nearby 11.57. The 1967 Cy Young winner is were in games where the outcome to a 26-2 demolishing of Pumper­ Sixteen bases on balls aided the New Equipment & Capital Improvements Nancy Daigle and Liz Shea each on the 474-yard pair-5 16th, hitting a 5- Limekiln, Pa., joined Dot Germain, Ibbking for employment in baseball was not in doubt. $182,900 nickel Pub last night at Cheney. had two hits and Denise Boutilier and wood second shot from the rough, winners. Additional Work on Greenhouse 2,000 Vicki Fergon and Beth Daniel at 70 AMERICAN for the first time in 15 years. “Those are the situations I aiways Capital Expense Debbie Pelletier also performed Jerry Tucker each homered for the that rolled over the hole before com­ Paul Tucker tripled and Scott Fund for New Apparatur 32,000 and Marlene Floyd was among six Jumping off to a 6-0 lead in the first “I don’t know too much about this liked. But they didn’t have any con­ ^ n d 10,841 4 Alerting Radios 850 well for the vietors while Carol Tees. Cindy Cox had two hits and ing to rest three feet away. She sank Kvadas doubled for the MB’s with inning. Army t Navy then had to part of the game. I’ve never been fidence in me. The one start, I found Top Entry 3.000 players at 71. Joe Leslie’s single the only Mad bit. Contingency Fund Rescue & Salvage Equipment 300 Saucius had three hits for the Pub. Nancy Curtin homered twice for the putt and.parred in to tie Alcott. hang on to top Modern Janitorial through it before,” he told the Boston out Saturday I was pitching on Sun­ Emergency Sewer Breaks 5.000 Misc. Tools — Equipment 1.000 Nassiff's. Tournament favorite Nancy Lopez, Rfenn’s made it two wins in the Britz, who finished in a second- the LPGA’s leading money-winner, Nassiff Sports tripped Moriarty Thursday night at Waddell Field, 7-5. Globe. day because someone else was hurt. Jim Ochowicz (left) is among the Flexichrome Rods 2.000 Alarm Lines to Buckland 8,500 same evening with a 19-8 duke over Beth White and Kathy Brann each place tie at the LPGA championship bogeyed the last two holes to join Fuel, 11-7, iast night in a make-up tilt Both teams now boast identical 7-7 i Lonborg was released when the The others were just mop-up work top cyclist entered in the 25-mile Manhole Replacement 5.000 #911 Equipment 3,000 the Elks. Beverly Bourque and had two hits and Jill Pyka and Sandv and tied for fourth last week at the Phillies activated second-baseman where the games didn’t matter. feature race at the Travelers Pending Liability 10.000 defending champion Pat Bradley and at Cheney Tech. won-lost records. Alarm System 15,000 Annette McCall each homered with Brann also hit well for Buckland. Jill LPGA’s top in Rochester, N.Y., Don Maxim and Mike McKepna John Little collected two of the Manny Trillo, who had been out with That’s the way it was,” he said. Criterium, Saturday, June 30, in EPA Updating No Tax Users 2,000 nine others at even par 72. 7.000 the latter socking three hits. Teresa Fyler socked two doubles and Cindy shook off a double bogey 7 on the se­ combined on a three-hitter for the Vets’ hits with Sean McCarthy .g,. broken arm; The tall right-hander , Lonborg led the Red Sox to the 1967 Hartford’s Bushnell Park. Ochowicz New Truck $62,350 Britz, seeking her first career Updating Sewer Specifications 2.000 Lynn also did well for Renn's. Ann Granato and Carol Mumford also hit cond hole with five birdies and her LPGA victory, had birdie putts of winners. Dean Page had three hits starring defensively. Jeff Serra returned to his Scituate, Mass., home pennant with a 22-9 mark. He then in­ finished second in last year’s race. well for the Antiques. Kvadas had three hits including a eagle over the 6,398-yard par 72 four, 18 and two feet on the front and Maxim two for Nassiff’s. Mark turned in a sparkling game at second lo await the next move. jured his knee skiing in the off-season He was a member of the 1976 Olym­ $46,841 TOTAL FIRE DEPARTMENT BUDGET $159,510 pic team. homer for the Elks. Hershey Country Club West course. nine. Cimino tripled for Fuel. base for Modern. wouid love to have been put into and was never quite the same. i I PAGE TEN - EVENING HERALD, Sat., June 23, 1979 E^VENING HERALD, Oat,,Sat., June <23. 1979— PAGE ELEVEN 66 Events in Relays Baseball Field to Politics For Ex-Yank Hurler Byrne met' manchester community college NEW YORK (UPI) - Stan­ the pennant by 25V2 games, but so mosphere, I immediately got the “Did you ever see the original Slated Today, Sunday ueweuglaml relays ding there in the directors’ many from that club were gone, that feeling I belonged in Newark. We movie?” Keller was asked. room, courtly and soft-spoken, other former Bears were invited. were kind of like a family. Tommy “No,” Keller laughed. “I didn’t see Charlie Keller, Joe Collins, Spud Padden, our catcher, took me under the remake, either.” tractions. Grammar school races Duggan of Florida in the mile Satur­ as usual, with the late after­ By EARL YOST man to beat in the shot. The New Order of Events, Time Schedule Chandler, Atley Donald, Marius his wing. I think he’s living up in Babe Dahlgren, who had traveled and time trials will be featured up to day and the three mile run Sunday. England champ has tossed the ball 60 noon sunlight catching the iron Sporta Editor Siiliirday, June 23 Russo, Babe Dahlgren, Joe Beggs, Cape Cod now. to the reunion with his two sons and noon. Duggan copped this race two years WO, MHS, MO Top 6 time to finals Track and field buffs should feet, 9 inches. Muiirhcslcr High Wigren Truck gray in his hair as well as the Jim Gleeson, Allie Clark and Jack “Anyway, he caught me in the first two grandsons all the way from Two defending champions who will ago and Krohn triumphed last June. Little Ed Brown, former Seton 2 :3 0 - Mile Run WHS, WO, MHS, get their money’s worth when be back are sprinter Tom Mahan of MO thin blue pin-stripe in his cot- were on hand with Byrne for game I pitched for the Bears against California, was talking about the The latter is also the defending mile Hall sprinter and the meet's top per­ Jersey City and he stayed after me, Boston University and George Straz- 3:10— Spirit Medley ton and polyester summer suit, ®pee'a> get-together. The only one episode he had leaving from the Los the fourth annual Manchester king. former in 78, and Rich Edwards of Running Events in that group that never made the every pitch. 1 won the game, 3-2, and nitskas in the 12-miler Sunday. 3:25 - 220 Final WHS, WO, MHS, Tommy Byrne, whom they Angeles Airport. Dahlgren, who Community College-sponsored Weightmen will hold the spotlight the University of Houston will match 9:00 - 4 X 110 Relay 5th, 6th Grade majors was Fallon. Hall of Famer I thought he was pleased, but after Mahan copped the 120-yard hurdles MO played third base for the Bears, New England Relays are in two events, the National AAU stride for stride again in the 100 and Boys (Trials) Top 6 to finals, 4 x 110 once called “The Wild Man,” Monte Irvin, who played for the the game he told me, T think that here the past two years and is the 3:45 - 880 (Final) WO, MHS, MO caught his spikes during a game in championship 56-pound weight toss, 220-yard dashes. Relay 5th, 6th Grade Girls (Trials) looked more like some clean- Newark Eagles in the old Negro was the worst exhibition of pitching 1 staged today at Manchester reigning Yankee Conference and 4:10 - 4 X 440 WHS, WO, MHS, MO Baltimore in 1947 and tore some with two-time USA Olympian and Jeremy Edmonds, of Glastonbury, Top 6 to finals National League, also was among the High’s Wigren Track - and Sun­ New England intercollegiate indoor cut, well-turned-out caniiidate ever saw.’ That made me feel bad. I ligaments in his left knee. The knee defending champion Bib Backus due top women’s high school athlete a 9 :20- 4 X 110 Relay 7th, 8th Grade invitees along with Frank Smith, one and outdoor champion and won the Field Events running for governor. allowed six hits, struck out six and gave him so much trouble in later day at the college campus. to perform, and the shot put with year ago, heads a formidable list of Boys (Trials) Top 6 finals, 4 x 110 of the years' old groundskeepers. IC4A outdoor crown as well. His best 10:a.m. - Long Jump WHS, WO, He laughed at the suggestion. walked six, so I had people all around years Dr. Frank Jobe, the famed All told, 66 events are listed. The local man Pacey Pet the man to women which includes Sally Sullivan “Being the mayor has some of the time this spring was 13.6. Relay 7th, 8th Grade Girls (Trials) Shot Put WHS, WO, Javelin WHS, “Nothing like that,” said Tommy me on the bases. Tommy didn’t like orthopedic physician, had to put in an entry list for day’s schedule watch. in the 12-miler.. Top 6 to finals competitive aspects of playing that.” The little man with the long name, WO, High Jump WHS, WO, Pole Byrne, who still holds the record for entire new metal and plastic replace­ numbered 624 and 256 for Sunday’s Bob Hall, a four-time Olympic 9:45 - 100 yd. Hurdles WHS, Wo professional baseball,” Byrne Keller hit .353 his first year with ment two years ago, Connecticut AAU 12-mile cham­ Straznitskas is one of New England’s squad member, is expected to offer Vault MHS, MO, Starting Height 12’ giving up the most walks in one Two Greater Boston Track Club Trials and semifinals explained. “What you find yourself the Bears to win the league batting ti­ “When I went through the metal pionship and three mile run. Post en­ top distance runners, as well as the 11:15 — Long Jump MHS season by any Yankee pitcher. “I’m Backus with his stiffest competition javelin throwers entered are Rocco 10:00 - 120 yd. Hurdles MO, MHS doing is trying to please your con­ tle. That was in 1937. The following detector at the airport coming out tries were out for today but distance current Connecticut marathon cham­ along with NCAA decathalon champ 11:30- High Jump MHS, Shot Put very happy doing what I’m doing.” Petitto, the New England champ Trials, and semifinals stituency as well or better than the year he hit .365 to finish second be- here, the alarm went off,” related runners will be able to sign up before pion. Last year he ran away from the Brad Olson. MHS, Javelin MHS Byrne is the mayor of Wake with a toss of 236 feet, and Bill 10:15 - 100 yd. Dash WHS, WO, mayors of other municipalities of mind teammate Buddy Rosar and the the 67-year-old Dahlgren. the start of Sunday’s race at 4:30. field in the longest race on the two- Pet, a sophomore-to-be at Dart­ Currier who tossed the spear 232 feet. 12:30— Long Jump MO, Shot Put Forest, N.C., where he went to MHS, MO Trials and semifinals MO school and from where he jumped comparable size. Like baseball, you Yankees brought him up. From the “The security policeman there said Activities get under way this mor­ day schedule. mouth, moves up in class from high All that's needed for a successful win some, you lose some, and when 11115 - 100 yd. Hurdles WHS, WO 1:00 Javelin MO, High Jump MO straight from the campus to the day he reported, everybody called to me, ‘Sir, will you please step aside ning at 9 with official ceremonies at 1 Much interest centers around the school to open and will bear watching day with record-breaking perfor­ you lose, you pick yourself up and Finals 1:45— Triple Jump MHS, MO him “King Kong.” and place all your coins and personal Georfi** Slrii/nil!tka!ri o’clock, followed by the principal at­ expected duels between Bill Krohn of against his more experienced foes. mances is good weather. Tom Mahan Newark Bears of the International start all over again.” Manhattan College and Charlie 11:30 - 120 yd. Hurdles, MHS, MO 2:00 — 56 pound Weight Throw League in 1940. “ Where did you pick up that belongings in this container. ” Bob Orrando of Northeastern is the Seeing some of his old Newark name?” someone asked him at the finals He and 10 other former Bears were "What for?”’ I asked him. teammates around him made Byrne Meadowlands. 11:50 - 440 yd. Dash WO, MO honored at The Meadowlands in East “ 'You heard what happened when Finals Long Distance Races recall the first time he reported to Rutherford, N.J. Wednesday night “I got it playing basketball in high you walked through the detector,”’ 12:15- 4 X no Relay 5th, 6th Grade the Bears. school around my home in he said. “I told him about the metal Moriarty’s in Tie Watson in Front, Sunday, .MGG ruinpiih 1:30 and you never saw so many guys so Boys (Final), 4 x 110 Relay 5th, 6th happy to see each other. The reunion “They were the first ballclub 1 Middletown, Maryland,” said Keller. replacement in my knee. He went Grade Girls (Final), 4 x 110 Relay was supposed to be solely for the 1937 ever played for,” he said. “Since I “The movie came out — I’m talking over it with his scanner and then he Nothing was decided last night at MCC’s baseball diamond as 12 Mile AAU Championship — Divi­ was coming from Wake Forest, a 7th, 8th Grade Boys (final), 4 x 110 Newark team which ran away with about the original one — and when it said OK, I could get on the plane.” Moriarty Bros, and Hartford Jai-Alai played to a 6-6 tie in a Disregards Winds Relay 7th, 8th Grade Girls (Final) sion — Open ! Team Championship, small college and a small town at­ did, they gave me the name.” game called after five innings because of darkness. The contest 12:35 - 100 yd. Dash WHS, WO, Sub-Master-35-40, Master-40-f, OAKVILLE, Ontario (UPI) — Tom Watson, disregarding MHS, MO Final Grand-Masters-50-l-, Women-All Ages was also played under protest because of too much pine tar on a heavy winds and the “fear factor,” shot an aggressive 2-under- 3 Mile-Run — Divisions — Open- Celts Interested in Ernie D Gas Houser's bat. 1:00 — Opening Ceremonies League Leaders par 69 Friday for a three stroke lead after two rounds of the 1:10 - 4x 110 Relays WHS, WO, Men, High School-Men I Women, BOSTON (UPI) — The Boston “Now that they have Larry Bird I Hartford batted around in the first Buddy Silva a 2-RBI triple. MHS, MO Junior High-Boys ( Girls, Open- Celtics, with little hope of getting the can be effective and get Bird the $350,000 Canadien Open gold championships. 3; Waits, Clev and Spilittorff, KC 9-5; and scored four times with Moriar­ Jai Alai made it 6-4 with a two-run 1:50 - 220 yd. Dash (Trials) WHS, Women. Batting swift guard they need out of next ball,” DiGregorio said Thursday. “ If ty's coming back with one in its half. “I'd rather be in the lead than Sorensen, Mil 9-6. rally knotting it for the Gas Housers. National Monday’s draft, are again letting Er- I’m really in their plans. I'm in- Jai-Alai made it 5-1 with a three-run behind,’’ the leading PGA money League Earned Run Average Silva singled, doubled and tripled G AB H Pet. nie DiGregorio know they are still in- terested. I want to play for them.” rally cutting it to 5-4 by the mBs. to pace MBs. winner said in dismissing a sugges­ “I played a good round of golf,” National League — LaCoss, Cin Rose, Phil 67 259 88 .340 terested — but only on their terms. The Celtics are seeking a Gene Johnson had an RBI single and tion he should play more conser­ said the 29-year-old pro from Kansas 2.46; Perry, SD 2.51; Rogers, Mtl “ We are interested in Ernie playmaking guard who can control vatively and make a late charge for Joe’s World Hendrick, St. L 62 221 75 .339 City, Mo. “I struggled through the 2.68; Forsch, Hou 2.71; Niekro, Hou DiGregorio, we always have been,” the offense and DiGregorio would be the $63,000 winner’s purse. Mazzilli, NY 63 240 81 .338 middle of the backside, but I putted 3.00. Boston Assistant General Manager a n a tu ra l choice given his “That’s the fear factor ... the fear JO E GARM AN Winfield, SD 71 267 90 .337 Big Track Stars extremely well. I felt that par was American League — Kern, Tex Jeff Cohen said, “If Ernie is in shape ballhandling abilities. Barring a of leading.” Hernandez. St. L 63 259 86 .332 something more than 71— the course 1.66; Guidry, NY 2.11; Marshall, and ready to really bust it, there may trade, Boston does not have a pick in Watson, shooting for his fifth PGA Foster, Cin 59 222 73 .329 was maybe four or five shots tougher Minn 2.25; John, NY 2.29; Lemanc- be room for him on our team,” Monday’s draft until the 53rd player. title, came through the first two Simmons, St. L 60 213 68 .319 than yesterday. zyk. Tor 2.31. DiGregorio retired from basket- “We would be happy to see Ernie in Found in Jersey rounds at the Glen Abbey course with Newton, who shot a course record Matthews, Atl 67 268 85 .317 Sirikeouls ball last year, choosing to sit out the Eood shape and come to camp to try a 7-under 135'. 7-under 64 in the opening round, was Different Strokes Garvey, LA 70 285 90 .316 Knight, Cin 65 237 75 .316 National League — Richard. Hou season when not given assurances he and make our team. That would be PISCATAWAY N.J. (UPI) - Renaldo Nehemiah and Greg “When you’re behind, you make blown back to second place by the would see a lot of playing time. The the condition. We haven’t changed mistakes and you suffer for it. This 118; Carlton. Phil 80; Perry, SD 78; Foster will be among the missing, but many of the big names in winds Friday. He had a 4-under 138 .American League Sutton. LA 76; Swan, NY 73. C eltics acq u ired the fo rm er our stance. We still are interested,” way you have more room for mis­ after 36 holes but in the second round A friend of mine, Dick Maloney of of everyday living, and the rigors of G AB H Pet. American League — Ryan, Cal 109; Providence College star at the end of Cohen said. track and field will compete Saturday in the first New Jersey takes.” could only manage one birdie while Princeton Street, asked me, “How the work day world, I “blow my head Samalley, Min 64 244 88 .361 Guidry, NY 80; Jenkins, Tex 76; the 1977-78 season and he played in Olympic Track Classic at Rutgers University. Of the players who finished in the taking three bogeys. come you never write about us lead clean,” with the simplest form of Carew, Cal 51 186 66 .355 Kravec, Chi 66; Koosman, Minn and several games. Nehemiah, who ran in Europe this top 10 Thursday, only Watson and Trevino, playing with a $75 putter line draggers?” bait fishing there is. Downing, Cal 64 231 81 .351 Middlebury to Brown I’ve been asked that question Underwood, Tor 62. “ It will be the same conditions as it week, and Foster, his chief com­ finished fifth. Meet officials are also Winces in Agony Donal Weibring, an obscure he bought from “a man named Sitting on a bank, watching a Kemp, Det 60 223 77 .345 was last year,” Cohen said. “Last PROVIDENCE. R.I. lU Pll - hoping to induce South Africa’s Michigan pro in his second year on before by other trollers, bait Saves Peter Sundheim, 30. was named petitor, have elected to skip the out­ Kelly” in the first round, had an bobber float around with a shiner or Bochte, Sea 67 245 83 .339 year, he wanted some assurances Sidney Maree into the mile. fishermen, spin fishermen, bass National League — Sutter, Chi 16; Tuesday as defensive backfield coach door invitational Olympic fund­ Debbie Austin feels some pain after bogeying third hole in first the tour, withstood the 25 mph winds erractic 18 holes. The 29-year-old worm underneath it, is one of the Banister, Chi 61 225 76 .338 and we weren’t ready to give them. raising meet leaving the 100-meter fishermen, salt water fishermen, etc. Garber, Atl 12: Fingers, SD 10; Bair, at Brown University by football Others entered in the meet, which round of the LPGA Lady Keystone Open Friday in Hershey, Pa. to break par on 7,059-yard, par-71 veteran sank five birdies, but took a most satisfying and relaxing Cowens, KC 49 181 60 .331 But he absolutely will be invited to hurdles rather weak. But a for­ will consist only of finals, are Fred course. bogey on the 10th and double bogeys etc. methods of fishing (for me) there is. Brett, KC 69 291 96 .330 Cin, Lockwood. NY and Tekulve, Pitt coach John Anderson. (UPI photo) 9. training camp if he wants to come. midable group of the key 1980 Olym­ Sowerby and Stan Vinson in the 400 Weibring, who has won only $16,500 on the third and ninth to finish with a The implication, (not with Dick or I still get a tremendous thrill out of Wilson, KC 61 186 60 .323 It’s up to him.” For the past six years, Sundheim American League — Marshall, pic figures will be there — and meters, James Sanford and Clancy this year, shot a 1-over 70 to finish in par-71. most of my queriers) is that I am watching that bobber suddenly dip Rice, Bos 66 260 83 .319 has been defensive backfield assis­ being a fish snob, writing about fly Minn 15: Kern, Tex 10; Hrabosky, KC DiGregorio, 28, said he hasn’t been several exciting matchups are Edwards in the 100 and 200 meters, a three-way tie for second at 4-under Playing only his second year as a under the surface, and then start to Molitor, Mil 63 251 80 .319 directly contacted by the Celtics, but tant and track coach at Middlebury slated. former Olympian Mark Enyeart and 138 with first-round leader Jack New­ pro, the 26-year-old Weibring canned fishing most of the time. travel. and Rawley, Sea 8; Clear. Cal, Proly, College in Vermont. He is a 1961 Let’s get the record straight once Home Runs Chi, Hiller, Det and Lvle, Tex 7. is interested if they give him “a fair The Invitational Mile — 1,500 Jim DiRienzo in the 800 meters, Legion in Rally ton and two-time Canadian Open four birdies to offset three bogeys As for salt water fishing; I just chance at playing, and a contract. University of Delaware graduate. and for all. I write about fly fishing National League — Kingman, Chi meters — may be the best competi­ former Olympian Mike Roche in the winner Lee Trevino. and got more confident as the winds haven’t done enough of it in the last 24; Schmidt, Phil 20; Lopes, LA 18; tion of the day, with New Zealand’s mostly because this is the way I fish steeplechase, Greg Robertson and Watson described his round as got stronger. 20 years to write intelligently about Matthews, Atl and Simmons, St. L 16. Capital Improvements John Walker, who won the Olympic a pod part of the time. The title of Mike Shine in the 110-meter hurdles “realistic” because of winds that Five players were locked in third it. My experience is too limited, and I American League — Lynn. Bos 17; LEGAL NOTICE Greenhouse Improvements 2,000 gold medal at Montreal in 1976, To Edge Windsor this column is “Joe’s World,” and and the 400-meter intermediate drove balls into the water and con­ palce at 2-under after 36 holes — Ben have promised myself a little more Grich, Cal 16; Rice, Bos and Thomas, Paving 500 probably set to go against the likes of tinually landed his competition in the Crenshaw, Johnny Miller, Bob Lunn, Joe happens to spend most of his exposure in this area of piscatorial EIGHTH UTILITIES DISTRICT hurdles, Todd Scully in the one-mile Mil 15; Singleton, Balt and R. Jones, MANCHESTER, CONN. NCAA champion Don Paige of walk; Dan Ripley, Mike Tully and Three runs in the top of the seventh inning snapped a 3-3 rou^h. Bob Gilder and Mike Reid. < time being involved with fly rods, fly pursuit. 2,500 tying, and fly rodding techniques. Sea 14. PROPOSED BUDGET - 7/1/79-6/30/80 Villanova, who finished second to Earl Bell in the pole vault, Fairleigh deadlock and lifted Manchester past Windsor, 6-3, in American Trolling is another facet of fresh ADMINISTRATION BUDGET Steve Scott in the 1,500 meters at the Dickenson’s (N.J.) Franklin Jacobs Legion Zone Eight baseball action last night at Windsor High. Not that I do not have an interest in, water fishing that I have played Runs Balled In Salaries TOTAL‘public WORKS DEPARTMENT National League — Kingman, Chi AAU championships in Walnut, Calif, in the high jump and A1 Oerter in the Manchester, 4-1 in the Zone and 6-3 or fish other methods. I do, and write around with on a limited basis only, President $1,500 BUDGET $266,241 Pickings are Slim about them when I have something to 56; Winfield, SD 55; Foster, Cin 53; last week, and Steve Lacy, who jiiscuss throw. overall, hosts Bloomfield in a battle Kane aided his own cause with the and I promised Dick Maloney that I Treasurer 2,500 say. Simmons, St. L 50; Matthews, Atl TOTAL BUDGET FOR 1979-1980 $465,916 for first place in the Zone today at game-winning hit, an RBI single to will travel to Quabbin Reservoir with Clerk 2,500 I like to fish. I like to fish using and Clark, SF 47. Eagle Field at 1:30. Bloomfield also right center. Dave Blake sacrificed him to chase lake trout and salmon. Tax Collector 3,500 Salaries For Celts in Draft whatever method is necessary for American League — Baylor, Cal Rate Maker 1,000 is 4-1 in Zone play. and reached safely on an error and Two weeks ago, he showed me a 12 East Hartford Drawn the greatest enjoyment of sport 59; Lynn, Bos 56; Bochte, Sea 55; directors (6fe$350) 2,100 The Post 102 entry scored twice in two insurance runs were chased pound fish, that dwarfed the 6 Fire Chief $1,300 BOSTON (UPI) — Boston Celtics’ Coach Bill Fitch has one Porter, KC 53; Rice, Bos 51 Clerk for stuffing bills 275 the second as Mike Linsenbigler home on pinch-hitter Jack Lyon’s fishing. pounder he had caught on the same Fire Chief Auto i Office Expense 550 suggestion for his role in Monday’s annual NBA draft. I learned to fish from one of the day. This really made me sit up and Fire Marshal 800 East Hartford and Stafford battled to a 1-1 stalemate called singled. Dave Bottaro singled, Howie single to left center. Slolen Bases $13,375 “We should hold our part of the best “wormers” that ever held rod in take notice; to discover that such Assistant Fire Marshal 275 after eight innings because of darkness in American Legion Zone Furlong sacrificed the runners up Kane went the distance for National League — Moreno, Pitt Operating Expenses draft in Las Vegas,” he quipped. Tuesday. We’re going to serve a hand. And, in my opinion, if a man or good large fish are fairly close to Assistant Chiefs (36$1,150)- . 3,450 and Mike Giliberto delivered a two- Manchester, spinning a four-hitter. 27; North, SF 25; Scott, St. L 24; Audit $1,000 Eight baseball action last night at Shea Park. “Can you imagine what the odds meal, but we don’t know whether it woman, can become a good Captains (2®$375) 750 RBI single. He walked two and fanned wight. home. Most of my trolling for lakers Lopes, LA 19; Scott, Mtl and Advertising 1,000 Lieutenants (4g.$325) 1.300 Next action for the Post 77 entry is Hartford before being relieved by would be on our getting a player?” should be lunch or dinner,” he said. “wormer,” and learn all the in- and salmon entailed long trips to Taveras, NY 18. Sunday afternoon at 1 o’clock against Windsor scored once in the third Dana Farrow started for Windsor Bonding Expense & Insurance 965 Mechanic 325 Tom Guidotti. Hickey fanned nine The Celtics, indeed, have little to Fitch did say there was a chance tracies and fine points of worming, Maine and Vermont. American League — LeFlore, Det visiting Windsor at Shea Park. before Manchester added a run in the and went five innings, giving up six Car Allowance (3fe$75 for Fire Alarm Superintendent 325 and walked three while Guidotte look forward to in the draft, which the Celtics could get a respectable especially for trout and bass; he or This particular column is in no way 36; Wilson, KC 28; Cruz, Sea 23; Otis, Treasurer, Clerk & Tax Collector) 225 East Hartford plated its lone run in fourth. Linsenbigler singled, Bottaro hits. Tom Sharos went the last two Asst. Fire Aiarm Superintendent 225 whiffed two and walked two. Kyle begins at 12 noon EDT. Their first performer out of the draft, she can handle any kind of fishing. intended to be a sermon, or a pon­ KC 20; Bonds, Clev and Willis, Tex Car Allowance (President) 250 Dispatcher 9,000 the first. Dino Peruceio singled, stole sacrificed, Furlong grounded out and frames and took the loss. He walked Reese went the route for Stafford, Giliberto reached on an error, the one, fanned four and was touched for pick is not until the third round, when A good wormer or bait fisherman tifical dissertation on all types of 19. Contingency Fund 1,500 Part-Time Dispatcher 1,300 second and scored on Ron Durler’s walking four and fanning three. they will get a chance to select the Fitch predicted that Rhode Island starts to think like a fish, reads water Data Processing Expense Vacation Dispatcher 250 run scoring. four hits. fishing, and more specifically, an Piteliing Vielories RBi single. Pete Kiro was a perfect 4-for-4 at 53rd player. forward Sly Williams, the top New and currents like a fish, and he or she (Rate Book & Tax Bills) 4,000 Point System 2,200 Windsor knotted it with runs in the Linsenbigler had two hits to pace elitist attitude about fly fishing. The National League — Niekro, Hou 10- Staflord plated its run in the se­ the plate for East Hartford while “You’re not really in a position to England prospect, would probably be will know where all the good “lies” latter, unfortunately, is an attitude Engineering Fees 500 cond. fifth and sixth inning. Manchester with all starters except 3; LaCoss, Cin 8-1; Carlton, Phil 8-7; Legal Fees 10,000 $22,050 Ron Flaherty had two hits for Staf­ predict or control your fate when you selected late in the first round. He and holes in lake and river are that so many newcomers to fly Kevin Hickey started for East ford. Kyle Ayer started the Post 102 ral­ for one contributing one safety. located. Niekro, Atl 8-9; eight pitchers tied Office Equipment 700 Windsor is now 2-2 in the Zone. draft No. 53. Heck, we may be able to said there were no other New fishing have tried to promulgate on with 7. Office Rentai 2,400 Operating Expenses ly with a double to left center. Gregg Learning to fish with worms, sleep on it Monday night and draft Englanders who would go high. to anyone who will listen. American League — D. Martinez, Postage 2,300 Alarm Maintenance & Repairs $ 600 shiners, perch bugs, lamprey eels, Building Maintenance & Repairs 2,000 I just like to fly fish; I like Balt 10-2^ John, NY 10-3; Ryan, Cal 9- Stationery & Supplies 1,200 Softball made it only natural for me, with an everything about i t ... And as the old Telephone 150 Contingency Fund 2,000 Junior Legion Triumphs inborn curiosity, to try something saying goes ... Different strokes for Public Awareness 500 Fire Company Dues 200 Soccer Fire Prevention 600 new; to try plugs, spoons, bait different folks!” Everyone should Special Events 100 mien Purcell sacrifice fly. It added a Gas & Power 2,500 EASTERN REC Evening its record at 1-1, the casting techniques, spin fishing, and enjoy fishing the way he or she wants run in the fourth on singles by North: Olympes 3 (Jim Haslett, Heat 4,000 Four runs in the third inning were Scoring two times in the bottom of MIDGET finally fly fishing. This was not and is to, and no one method can be touted $26,790 Manchester Junior Legion Tuiiy Patuiau. Chris Maneri), Suns 3 Insurance 10,700 the difference as CBT downed Dean the seventh inning, MCC Vets took Purcell and Joe Demeo and RBI South: Stallions 2 (Dick Boyle, not a graduation to a method of as being better than another. baseball team topped single by Paul Peck. Jon Dubois Carl Skoog), Oceaneers 0. (Stephen Gay 2, Wayne TOTAL ADMINISTRATION BUDGET $40,165 Library 500 Machine, 6-2, last night at Mt. Nebo. over first place with an 8-7 win over fishing, but an evolvement to one, So, to the people who have Physicals 60 Newington Wetherell, 4-2, in reached on an error in the fifth and Hollingsworth). Hawks 2 (Mike PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT BUDGET Tom Rund, Tom Tomassetti and West Side Italian Kitchen last night Caribous 2 (Christine Lemaire, and finally, what boils down to a questioned me, I hope that this is a Radio Repairs 1,000 Wayne Golan were each in the two- at Keeney Field. Jaycee-Courant League Senior scored on Scott LaBrec’s RBI double. Larry Jarvis), Matadors 0. Meister 2). Toros 1 (Tom Janenda). preference for one particular way to Salaries Social Fund #1 1.800 clear statement on how, why, when Public Works Superintendent $16,300 hit class for the Bankers while Pete Bud Durand roped four hits, Barry Division play last night at The Junior club added its final East: Astros 2 (Denise Welch, Mat fish. and where ... If I haven’t touched on marker in the sixth as Demeo INTERMEDIATES Public Works Employee 12,600 Naktenis blasted two blows for Dean. Stearns three and John Kearney, Bob Eagle Field. Morris), Furies 1 (Bruce I enjoy ail the methods mentioned your method enough ... Sit tight... I’ll Social Fund #2 1,800 singled, stole second and scored on a Rowdies 1 (Mike Ahn), Indians 0. Extra Employee 2,500 Klatka and Ed Satkiewicz two apiece Rosenberg). above. In fact, when my mind is real­ get to it yet. Emergency Overtime 2,600 Social Fund #3 800 Dl STY for the Vets. Tim Nicola, Dave .Skip Moreau hurled a six-hitter, Moreau single. Rockets 4 (Mike McDonald 3, Cosmos 3 (Dave Bean, Sparky ly cluttered up with-ali the pressures Social Fund Ladies Aux. 500 Each side had 18 hits but the Bujaucius and Gary Schmidt each walking three and fanning 10, to pace Peck and Demeo each had two hits Keith Harlan), Sounders 2 (Maurice Laggis, John Edwards), Teamen 0. $34,000 Social Security 500 the winners. Jaycees scored two times in the ripped two hits for Kitchen. for the winners. Moriarty, David Hickey). Operating Expenses Supplies 900 seventh inning to edge out the Standings: Vets 7-1, Kitchen 6-1, Manchester scored once in the first Newington scored twice in the West: Eagles 4 (Jeff Wright 2, JUNIOR Answering Service 600 Telephone 2,400 Angels. 12-11, last night at Robertson Zembrowski’s 5-3, Looking Glass II4- on an Eric Stepper double and Da­ sixth to avert the shutout. Louis Jaffe. Glenn Horowitz), South: Chiefs 3 (Steve Logan 2, Ed Phils Lost Faith Auto Allowance 250 Training Expenses 1,000 Adams), Yankees 1 (Angelo Mor- Pre-Fire Planning 300 Park. 4, Reed 3-3, Martinizing2-5, DeMolay Flames 0. Building Maintenance 2.500 son). Vehicle Maintenance 5,000 Bob Brindamour and Brian Sirois 2-6, Ed’s Arco 1-7. _ Kings 4 (Nick Calvo 3, Steve Si­ Equipment Replacement 2,000 each ripped three safeties and John Britx, Alcott Share Top mon), Devils 1 (Pryce Maltempo). Flyers 4 (Brian Coughlin 2, Scott Ground Maintenance 1,000 Water Rental 32,000 Burr, Roger Harwood, Steve Chase Gorman 2), Bulls 4 (Mike Zotta 3, Heat 1.500 {f911-Equipment 100 Lonhorg Claims #9liMan Power 100 and Tom Griswold were in the two- Fast Pitch HERSHEY, PA. (UPI) - Alcott, currently seventh on the Marc Olander). Insurance 9,100 Interceptor 152,000 hit classification for the Jaycees. SENIOR GIRLS Jerilyn Britz, continuing her LPGA money-winning list, picked up North: Raiders 2 (John Janenda, four birdies during her round over BOSTON (UPI) — Jim Lonborg, the arm which carried the One-Call Service 1,000 $71,360 Pete Avery homered and singled Action last night at Martin School fine play of the past two weeks, Chris Diana), Cyclones 1 (Mike what she called “one of the best Baseball Patulak). Boston Red Sox to their “Impossible Dream” pennant-winning Power 1,200 twice, Tom Neville stroked four hits saw Latulippe top Johnson Paint, 6-2; eagle^i the 16th hole Friday en Rental Equipment 3.000 Equipment Replacement , and Pat Irish and Dana Lamay three Personal Tee best Nassiff’s, 13-5; courses I’ve played.” She saved par Minutemen 2 (Tom August, Dan season of 1967, says he wishes the Philadelphia Phillies had route to a 4-under par 68 and a on a few other holes with accurate Social Security 3.500 3”, 2-44“ and 1-44” hose 1.500 apiece for the Angels. and Buckland stop Trader World, 10- ALUMNI JUNIOR Paris), Diplomats 0. shown more faith in him this season. Supplies 600 Foam Liquid-Wet Water 8. tie with Amy Alcott for the chipping. *6. was released Saturday a situation where I’d had to pitch in 400 Moriarty’s entry had on its hitting Telephone 800 Misc. Replacement & Repairs 1,000 first-round lead in the $100,000 Britz and Alcott held a one-shot the Phillies after posting an 0-1 control and with discipline,” said Uniform Service 1.000 WOMEN'S REC Lisa Latulippe had three hits for shoes Thursday night at the West Replacement of Personal Gear 859 Penny Gagnon went 5-for-5 and was the Latulippe club while Jeanine LPGA Lady Keystone Open. lead over Kathy Whitworth and Side Oval and the result was an easy record with an earned run average of "Lonborg, ’ whose ’ appearances usually Vehicle Expense 2.500 the winning hurler in leading Renn’s Barber tripled for the Paints. Shelley Hamlin, who both carded 69s. 18-0 decision over Mari-Mads. [ Little League] 11.57. The 1967 Cy Young winner is were in games where the outcome Water 350 Britz barely missed a double eagle Betsy King, a native of nearby $3,750 to a 26-2 demolishing of Pumper­ Nancy Daigle and Liz Shea each Sixteen bases on balls aided the Idbking for employment in baseball was not in doubt. on the 474-yard par-5 16th, hitting a 5- Limekiln, Pa., joined Dot Germain, $182,900 New Equipment & Capital Improvements nickel Pub last night at Cheney. had two hits and Denise Boutilier and winners. for the first time in 15 years. “Those are the situations I always Additional Work on Greenhouse 2,000 wood second shot from the rough, Vicki Fergon and Beth Daniel at 70 AMERICAN Capital Expense Debbie Pelletier also performed Jerry Tucker each homered for the that rolled over the hole before com­ Paul Tucker tripled and Scott Jumping off to a 6-0 lead in the first “I don't know too much about this liked. But they didn’t have any con­ Fund for New Apparatur 32,000 Tees. Cindy Cox had two hits and and Marlene Floyd was among six game. I’ve never been ^ n d 10,841 4 Alerting Radios 550 well for the victors while Carol ing to rest three feet away. She sank Kvadas doubled for the MB’s with inning. Army I Navy then had to fidence in me. The one start, I found Top Entry Contingency Fund 3.000 Saucius had three hits for the Pub. Nancy Curtin homered twice for players at 71. Joe Leslie’s single the only Mad hit. mrough it before,” he told the Boston out Saturday I was pitching on Sun­ Rescue & Salvage Equipment 300 the putt and.parred in to tie Alcott. hang on to top Modern Janitorial plobe. Emergency Sewer Breaks 5.000 Rbnn’s made it two wins in the Nassiff’s. Tournament favorite Nancy Lopez, day because someone else was hurt. Jim Ochowicz (left) is among the Misc. Tools — Equipment 1,000 Britz, who finished in a second- the LPGA’s leading money-winner, Nassiff Sports tripped Moriarty Thursday night at Waddell Field, 7-5. Flexichrome Rods 2.000 Alarm Lines to Buckland 8,500 same evening with a 19-8 duke over Beth White and Kathy Brann each place tie at the LPGA championship ^^n borg was released when the The others were just mop-up work top cyclist entered in the 25-mile Manhole Replacement 5.000 bogeyed the last two holes to join Fuel, 11-7, last night in a make-up tilt Both teams now boast identical 7-7 ifOll Equipment 3,000 the Elks. Beverly Bourque and had two hits and Jill Pyka and Sandv and tied for fourth last week at the Phillies activated second-baseman where the games didn’t matter. feature race at the Travelers Pending Liability 10.000 defending champion Pat Bradley and at Cheney Tech. won-lost records. Manny Tnllo, who had been out with Annette McCall each homered with Brann also hit well for Buckland. Jill LPGA’s top in Rochester, N.Y., John Little collected two of the That’s the way it was,” he said. Criteriurii’ Saturday, June 30, in EPA Updating No Tax Users 2,000 Alarm System 15.000 nine others at even par 72. Don Maxim and Mike McKepna AbrokM arm. The tall right-hander New Truck the latter socking three hits. Teresa Fyler socked two doubles and Cindy shook off a double bogey 7 on the se­ Vets’ hits with Sean McCarthy , Lonborg led the Red Sox to the 1967 H artfo^ s Bushnell Park. Ochowicz 7.000 Britz, seeking her first career combined on a three-hitter for the return^ to his Scituate, Mass., home Updating Sewer Specifications 2.000 $62,350 Lynn also did well for Renn’s. Ann Granato and Carol Mumford also hit cond hole with five birdies and her winners. Dean Page had three hits starring defensively. Jeff Serra pennant with a 22-9 mark. He then in­ nnished second in last year’s race Kvadas had three hits including a well for the Antiques. LPGA victory, had birdie putts of to await the next move. jured his knee skiing in the off-season He was a member of the 1976 Olym­ eagle over the 6,398-yard par 72 four, 18 and two feet on the front and Maxim two for Nassiff’s. Mark turned in a sparkling game at second $159,510 homer for the Elks. . 1 would love to have been put into and was never quite the same. pic team. $46,841 TOTAL FIRE DEPARTMENT BUDGET Hershey Country Club West course. nine. Cimino tripled for Fuel. base for Modern. .1 ( EVENING HERALD, Sat., June 23, 1979- PAGE THIRTEEN PAGE TWELVE - EVENING HERALD, Sat., June 23, 1979

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June) AUTO MECHANIC WANTED tutor Math, English, Reading, Everybody! niture, games, baby items, BEST JOB IN TOWN BOOKKEEPER, ACCOUNTS History, Science for Summer. - Sale Of Memories At “The 23rd St 24th. (Saturday & Sun-1 $4.00 - Experience necessary. Own clothing, and much more. 43 day). 9 AM to 5 PM. (Take I 4 LINES 4 DAYS 4 DOLLARS $90,2 hours a day, 5 days a tools. Call Riley t. Scranton PAYABLE-Coventiy Public Reasonable rates. 643-2306. Mansion”, 28 Otis Street, TAG SALE- Saturday June Parker to Mather to East-1 week. Select day or Service Center, 633-3669. Schools. Apply to: Dr. Arnold Manchester. Saturday June Birch Mt. Rd.. Bolton. 649- 23rd., 9 to 4, on the lawn 23rd., 9 to 3. Moving out of field). Baby furniture, 8x201 evening hours. Sales and E. Elman, Superintendent. P.O. Box 356, Coventry, Conn, and/or the porch. Wooden state. Miscellaneous 6638. Rain date - June 30. pool, air conditioner, tables, j MANCHESTER - HELP household furnishings, toys, management position in or call 742-7317. card table chairs, other bikes, 1973 Matador Wagon | ffafp Wantad 73 Halp Wantad 13 WANTED: Weekend cook and games, nautical items, lobster cosmetic industry. Call waitress. Experience a Must. EXPERIENCED TEACHER mongrel wooden chairs, desk, GARAGE SALE- Household and miscellaneous items. | EIGHTH UTILITIES DISTRICT OF MANCHESTER Legal Notice Douys etc. 300 Charter Oak St., items, antiques, books, Barbara Cashman at 643- Good pay. Apply at Giovanni's CARD GALLERY- at Junior High and Elemen­ bedroom set, closet, clothing. MANCHESTER. CONNECTICUT EIGHTH UTILITIES DISTRICT OF MANCHESTER tary level will tutor math and Endless treasures and Manchester. jewelry and clothes. 224 Avery TAG SALE- Saturday St Sun-1 ORGANIST - CHOIR INSTALLER- 3M Scotchtint 1697 between 5 and 7 PM. Restaurant, 250 Hartford Aggressive part time sales day 6/23-6/24, 9 to 5. 17 South To: The People of the Eiehth Utilities District Manchester, Connecticut reading. Call 6461263. trinkets at non-inflation Shores, off South Street. DIRECTOR WANTED- First Solar Control Films. Start Road, Manchester. people needed. Flexible hours, TAG SALE- Lawn Mower, old Coventry. Saturday and Sun­ Road, Bolton, Oceanic Radio, 1 From: Gordon B. Lassow, President $4,00. High potential. on a permanent basis. Some prices! I A Family Affair. PROPOSED BUDGET - FISCAL YEAR 1979-1980 Lutheran Church,154 Orchard frames, old sewing machine, day. Rain or shine. spreader, and much mis­ Another year has gone by. The Eighth District, as in a Excellent fringe benfits. COLLEGE STUDENTS- nights and Sundays. Apply in REVENUE ESTIMATES Street, Rockville, Conn. Call LAUNDRY APPLICATIONS GIVE YOUR CHILD Group or much morel Some antiques, cellaneous! I metaphor, is like a flower, slowly coming to full bloom and. 875-5682. 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Saturday, 10 TAG SALE - MULTI­ (off Hillstown), 9:00 - 3:00 cond. "its" people show stronger unification in the defending Interest Fees on Taxes 2,500 person Associates, 647-1411. SECRETARY WANTED - to 4. 49 South Hawthorne FAMILY. 234 Green Road, Prospect Street,j SHEET METAL 2'30. Typing and shorthand a at: Meadows Convalescent Call 742-7339 between hours of Life Saver. p.m. of the rights of the District. (But) Alas as a beautiful flower Interest on Savings Accounts 8,000 Street, Manchester. Manchester. June 23rd &24th, Manchester). Starts 10 AM. j MECHANICS- 1st. Class must.lust. Telephone contact Home, 333 Bidwell Street, 8 AM - 3 PM ., Andover has problems of existing so does the District. Forces from Sewer Charges (Schools. Middle Tpke., W. Library) 22,000 DIETARY- Now accepting 10 - 5. Rain or Shine. I Installer for Industrial and exKperience it possible. 289- Manchester. applications for Relief Cook Schools. GIGANTIC GARAGE SALE- outside try to intimidate its beauty and. to even pick it. This Sewer Connections 1.000 t TAG SALE-10 to 6, Saturday / Everything must go! ------I Commercial Heating ( Air 95)41, Mrs Quinn. Dishwasher. Part time and 10 to 5, June 23rd., & 24th. Must .Not Happen! Elderly Relief 10.000 Sunday, June 23rd., 24tn., Canning jars, ping pong Conditioning Duct Work. Pay AIR CONDITIONING weekends. Apply in person at HOUSEKEEPER WANTED Adams Street South, 5 TAG SALE - Saturday 9 - 4. M I On a lighter side — but just as important, out latest piece Personal Property Relief 3,100 according to ability. 100% CHAMBER MAIDS- P art Meadow’s Convalescent on a regular basis. Must have CERTIFIED RED CROSS tables, liooks, baby items, KEEP SMILING SERVICE DEPARTMENT families. Stereo, furniture. Toro lawnmower, antique clothes, furniture, dishes, of fire equipment — Tower I is in our house. It has added to Miscellaneous LOOO Paid Company Benefits. Op­ time week days. Please call MANAGER ASSISTANT - Home, 333 Bidwell Street, ■references. Own transporta­ Water safety instructor will TAG SALE - Sunday June 4th. j Manchester Motel at 644-1504. Tape deck, typewriter, desk and radio. Children’s tent, lamps, miscellaneous. 1 AM to 3 PM, Something for our fire fighting capability and better fire protection for the Balance June 30, 1979 20,000 K E E P H APPY portunity for promotion with Knowledge and experience in Manchester, Conn. tion preferred. Call 6469571. give swim instruction in fecial items, and Free summer clothes,, games, District. Please feel free at your convenience to go yourself fast ^ w in g company. Phone private pool. Experienced 2085 M a n ch ester Road, everyone! Please no • Air Conditioning, Refrigera- Coffee. chairs, etc. 165 Hilliard Glastonbury. Drive to end of and or to take your family to see this piece of equipment. $475,100 TYPIST - COMPOSER with all ages. Proven earlybirds. 59 Cooper Hill ! tion and Heating desirable, Street, Manchester. South Main Street, second Street, Manchester. ' Have one of our fire fighting persons explain it to you. • but not necessary. Contact OPERATOR - Full time, part successful. 649-4403, ELECTRICAL TAG SALE- June 23rd. & 24th. house right after Glastonbury Fiscal responsibility; money comes and money goes. Your ; Dick Avery, Service Manager, CARRIER time, or Free Lance. Days. Moving. Household items, an­ TAG SALE - Saturday June TECHNICIANS- The Security REGAL Experienced preferred. Call town line. elected officials have done a superb job of budgeting and Legal Notice • New England Mechanical Ser- NEEDED Schoola-Clasaea 19 tiques, collectables. 9-5, 413 23rd, 10 - 5. Rain date Sunday Systems Industry is booming, GK£mieS& GIFTS : vices, Inc., 643-2192. 633-3623. Spring Street, Manchester. June 24th, 165. Bar stools, MANCHESTER holding the line in this year of rampant inflation. Even in EIGHTH UTILITIES DISTRICT OF MANCHESTER creating an unusual opportuni­ -lulH e««»l •( W in PM*a SENIOR CITIZENS ^ ★ i inese times and. with our change of fiscal year to July 1. we TREASURERS REPORT (in iffri FOR THE BEST - Manchester mini bike, records, t.v. stand, SISAimc TAS AMO ty with our growing company. Bualnaaa Opportunity 14 SUPER TAG SALE- Saturday FOMSAU TAG SALE - Ping pong tables j have never been in better financial shape. FOR THE FISCAL YEAR ENDED MAY 31, 1979 SMUT MMES HOME & SCNOOl HSSOd We have immediate openings w «ai i»* HU psi a 1™^ “J Gymnastic School. 3 to 5 typewriter. 139 Bolton Center *(!*« ki« taliiu'i (imi mW Ml*l ARBOR ACRES FARM INC. C«nl«r 81. pupils per teacher. FREE in­ June 23rd., 9 a.m. 394 Porter AT THE QREEN SCHOOL $12, electric hedge trimmer, In summation. I would like to say. that this has been a year in our Installation and Service Ih, 1 Ww ilHrtWIl h iotimw MANCHESTER Package Road. Eut MIddI* Tumplln General Fund Checking Account an Equal opportunity Lilac 8t. troductory lesson with this ad. Street, Manchester, Ironer, $8, bar stools, $5 each, tractor I where many adjectives apply. I have found it an honor and a Department for career employer seeks full time store. Excellent location. Well HOT DOCS AND SODA Balance. June 1. 1978 $ 2,313.41 3rd Annual In hrtn W««ilW « t»*l r t l Call 646-6306, or 6463549. tent, cot, linens, jewelry, AVAILABLE pleasure to serve vou the people of the EIGHTH DISTRICT. minded individuals. Military generalneralf poultry farm workers, Qrlawold 81. established business. Call TAG SALE- Saturday & Sun­ pull cart, $8,6 gallon gas tank, Receipts: |W», piia » mil« aUn wfci clothing. TV, and mis­ EATUEOAT, JUNE 23.1E7I $5, child car seat, crib, GORDON B. LASSOW or low voltage wiring Agriculultural background Rooaavalt 81. Marion E. Robertson, day June 23rd. &24th., 10a.m. 10 A.M. TO 4KX) P.M. Taxes including interest 364,914.50 experience is helpful. We REGIIl GREETINGS & G in s cellaneous. changer table, gas stove, snow President Softball Gama. ! desirable but not essential. Trumball 81. Realtor, 643-5953. □ REAL ESTATE to 3 p.m., 19 Madison Street. Connections 2.050.00 provide an excellent paying HI finlilt M lU. L Ml. KIM • We offer a company paid thrower attachment, 36 inch Eighth Utilities District Disposal charges snuu Ridgewood 81. DRIVEWAY TAG SALE- An­ TAG SALE- Saturday June 6,666.18 SU N D A Y , J U N E 24th - and benefit package. Call 728- * health and retirement plan. VENDING ROUTE - Nabisco tiques, rugs, books, pottery, TAG SALE- Saturday / Sun­ attic fan with louvres, lawn- 046^ Elderly relief 1346, between 10 a.m. and 3 Homes For Sale 23 23rd., 9 a.m. to 6 p.m., 89 4.041.03 - Apply in person: Marlborough Snacks with locations $3,580 tools, glassware, furniture, day, June 23/24, 165. Stereo, Florence Street. Manchester. Personal properly relief 2.924.25 2:00 P.M. p.m. tor application. Sonitrol CALL TOLL FREE 1-800-423- mower, etc. Saturday,9 - 4.16 __Road, Glastonbury. clothes & collectables, June bitces, household & mis­ Household items, small Interest earned 640.17 SAINT JAMES SWEATHOGS Security Systems. 2355 Ext. 905. BOLTON- 18 acres, 300 foot MATURE ADULT WOMAN frontage main highway. 22nd., 2 to 7 p.m., June 23rd., 9 cellaneous. 155 Eldridge appliances, books, baby Parkwood Drive, East Hart­ Refunds 50.48 and CHANNEL 30 WVIT Needed for occassional SECRETARY - Interesting CAU to 4, 218 Hackmatack Street. Street, Manchester. ford. OFFERS INVITED / Excellent 8 Room House, plus items, clothing, TV, etc. Insurance claims 524.75 EXPERIENCED PAINTER evening to babysit. full time! position for legal of­( 647-9848 LEGAL NOTICE at WANTED for year round fice in Manchester area. RETAIL STORE ON several buildings. Zone Petty cash returned (tax collector) 50.00 References. Call 647-1139. EIGHTH UTILITIES DISTRICT OF MANCHESTER FITZGERALD FIELD, work. Call after 6, 649-9658. Applicant must be an WHEELS- Make an easy $20,- Commercial. Owner financing Serial Notes 167.000,00 available. Frank Mott, MANCHESTER. CONNECTICUT J.P. Lewis ( Son, — excellent typist to handle 000 per year. Excellent terms. Transfers from Savings Accounts: Charter Oak Park, Manchaater Broker, 643-5658. Homes For Sate Notice is hereby given that the Annual Meeting of the Eighth PART TIME CASHIERS- ’’P varied correspondence and HAIR DRESSER- Full time. Call John, at Chenette 23 Homes For Sale 23 Homaa For Sale 2 3 Homes For Sale 23 Sapinis Bank of Manchester 52.000.00 Door Prixoa ConcMffon Stand You'll work on electronic cash iir.i, have a pleasant telephone A ssociates, “ G allery Of Utilities District of Manchester. Conn., will be held on Manicuring-Nail Care. WATERFRONT year-round Hartford National Bank S Trust 53,000.00 TIckatt avail. 1 hr. bafora gama register, handle money, meet manner. Hours 9 AM to 5 PM, Qualifications: Beneficial- Homes,” 528-9081. SEVEN ROOM SPLIT- 2 car CUSTOM RANCH with MANCHESTER - New Wednesday. June 27. 1979 at 7:30 p.m.. in the Auditorium of customers. Previous Cashier home and summer resort all Listing! Dine overlooking MANCHESTER - Just listed! Connecticut Bank S Trust Co. 31.342.00 685.203.36 ■ail Monday thru Friday. Reply Educational I Insurance garage. Aluminum siding. beautiful view. 7 rooms, 2 Large 7 room Cape in quiet the Bentley School. 57 Hollister St. Manchester. Conn, for DONATION $1.00 Adulta PART TIME - Small engine experience helpful, but not in one. 7 room maintenance Thermopane windows with baths, 3 bedrooms, formal patio and lovely treed yard. 3 687,516.77 repair. Suitable for retiree. with business and personal Benefits provided. Call 872- setting, 3 to 4 bedrooms, first the following purposes: ______.50 Chlldran______necessary. Good starting am references to Manchester free Ranch. Located on an full screens. 3 bedrooms. 2 1/2 dining room, family room, Bedroom Cape, family room, Disbursements: Call Ron, Conyers Hardware, 8197, 872-8044, after 7 p.m. exclusive private section of floor family room, fireplace 1: To choose a moderator. salary in line with experience. Herald, Box N. N EW HAMPSHIRE - baths. Large family room plus walk-out basement. 2 car gar­ sliding glass doors. New Administration: ' 6465707. Coventry Lake, Attractive kitchen with fine wood siding, double garge, full 2. To hear the reading of the warning. Hours needed are nights and MECHANIC- Air Con­ basement. Kitchen with age. Large lot. $69,900. Group basement, much more. The Salaries 12,855.25 weekends. For an appoint­ financing available. R. appliances. Central Vac I, Philbrick Agency. 646-4200. cabinets. $50s. Call for ap­ 3. To approve the report of the President, as published in the Help Wantad 13 CLEANING WOMEN Wanted ditioning. Immediate need. Zimmer, J.D. Real Estate, Hayes Corporation. 646-0131. Manchester Evening Herald on June 23. 1979. Operating expenses 22,446.71 □ N O T IC E S ment call Dan or Walt at 649- Experienced needed. License Restaurant and Motel: System. Carpeted throughout. pointment, 643-9380. Prin­ for rooming house. Call 646- MANAGEMENT 646-1980 or 647-1139, ciples only. 4. To approve the report of the Treasurer, as published in Transfers to Savings Accounts; 4701, after 6:00 p.m. 0136. Grossmans, Equal Op- preferred. DAVID JAMES Gross $700,000 Price $875,- May be seen by appointment. Hartford National Bank S Trust 40,000.00 BABYSITTER NEEDED- portunity " ployer M/F. TRAINEE PERSONNEL, call 6467000. 000. Resort; Gross $500,- If interested call 643-6003. the Manchester Evening Herald on June 23. 1979. Loaf and Found 1 Grossmaiirossmans, 145 Spencer EAST HARTFORD - MANCHESTER OPEN SUNDAY 5. To approve the report of the Tax Collector, as published in Savings Bank of Manchester 50.000.00 Call anytime after 6 p.m., 646- AUTO BODY MAN- Good COLLECTIONS 000, Price $1,800,000. MANCHESTER- Buckley 0767. Street, Manchester. Converted Ranch. 11/2 baths, FOR SALE BY OWNER- 1 - 4 p.m. the Manchester Evening Herald on June 23. 1979. Connecticut Bank 1 Trust Co. 155,047.68 REWARD- Large male cat, pay. Excellent benefits. SALES- Receive incoming 4 bedrooms, full partially WALK TO SCHOOL School area. 4 Bedroom Cape. Do you want to Join a modem, customers orders, prepare Unique 6 Room Colonial, with Formal dining room. Vinyl 6. To approve the report of the Manchester Fire Depart­ Transfer to Interceptor solid dark grey. Forbes Experienced. Call 6862233. progressive branch of the Campground: Gross $80,- finished rec room. $51,500, R, 546 HILLIARD STREET Street, Silver Lane area. East BABYSITTER NEEDED- RN or LPN- 7 to 3, 1st Shift, applicable forms, obtain attached garage. Screened siding. Large fenced yard. ment. as published in the Manchester Evening Herald on checking account 11.281.00 Monday thru Thursday, 3 p.m. Laurel Manor, 91 Chestnut, credit industry? U your a self 000. Price $280,000. $60,000 Zimmer. J/D Real Estate. porch. Many extras! $61,000. From this lovely older ful­ MANCHESTER Hartford. Call 569-3455 or 289- GAL FRIDAY - Diversified necessary customer and 646-1980. Trees, Garage. Principles on­ June 23. 1979. 291.630.64 to 10 p.m. Own transportation. 6464519.______starter, who would like a good product information, adviser down. 12-year mortgage. Call 6461484. ly carpeted 6 room Colonial ly. $57,900. Owner / Agent. Beautifully decorated 3 9212. duties, some typing, public future, with or without 7. To approve the report of the Fire Marshal, as published in Call 649-6022. Friday; products availablity, pricing. - 3 bedrooms, new kitchen, Days 649-1925; after 6 p.m., bedroom Colonial priced at Public Works Department: contact. Hours 8 AM to 4:30 experience, we'd like to talk to SOUTH WINDSOR by owner- the Manchester Evening Herald on June 23. 1979. LOST- 2 Cukom Rods S weekends anytime, PM., at Founders Plaza. Call N.C. LATHE HAND and shipping dates. High No interest. 16Hole Golf bath and furnace, beautiful 643-1329. only $54,900, Large living 8. A. The election of the President. Salaries 30.989.59 you. For appointment call Mr. Super Raised Ranch. AH large treed lot. $53,900. Reels, somewhere on Bolton 289-8131. TURRET LATHE Powers 289-0256 Sch(»l Diploma, or the Course: Gross $500,000. an(i dining rooms, first B. The election of two Directors (3 year terms) Operating expenses 20,710.68 Center Roa,d, on Route 6. SEWERS- Experienced on In­ equivalent in a combination MANCHESTER - 29 Lucian rooms, 3 baths, air con­ Capital expenditures 2L091.79 dustrial Sewing Machines. EN8INE LATHE Capitol City .senooling and experience, plus Price $1,600,000. 2-Shore Street. 6 room dormered Cape ditioning, wall-to-wali WINDSOR- Colonial Drive. floor den, lots of wall to C. The election of the Tax Collector. Please call M6-4696 alter 6:00 OFFICE HELP WANTED - ■ ■ ■ •j'ij Interceptor charges - p.m., REWARD. Will train if necessary. Good and Adiustment Bureau 2 years related office Lots; worth $20,000 each, with 3 bedrooms, dining room, carpeting. Fantastic family This conveniently located 3 wall carpeting and a ONE D. The election of the Treasurer. starting pay for th e Must have typing and some room, built-in bar. Many M E R R in E. The election of the Clerk. Water and sewer 32.342.40 knowledge of figures. General SANDRLASTER experience required. Must now $14,000. Land & Farm fireplaced living room. 1 1/2 bedroom Colonial is ideal for YEAR LIMITED HOME friday. Apply in person at: also be able to work effective­ car detached garage with at­ custom features, eat-in family living. Large Country 9. To see if the voters will vote to approve the proposed LOST- Three year old sleek, office duties. Write P.O. Box so Houri. Paid Holidayt Magician, E. Wakefield, Realtors 646-1180 WARRANTY! All set on a 105.134.46 black male cat, with collar, in Pillowtex Corp., 49 Regent ly with customers. Apply tached covered patio. Plaster kitchen. On quiet, secluded Style Kitchen, with excellent 67, East Hartford, Conn. Exeallant N.H. 03830. 603-522-3736 or treed lot near highway and budget, as advertised in the Manchester Evening Herald Fire Department: Green, Woodbridge, Street, Manchester. Equal between 12:30-3 p.m. to walls, gas furnace, gas water street. One acre lot. No storage. 3 bedrooms, Inturanca Banallta 3636. agents. 289-8033. public transportation. on June 23. 1979 for the 1979-80 fiscal year. Salaries 21.787.15 Starkweather area. Contact Opportunity Employer M/F. BABYSITTER- Older woman Rogers Corp, Mill Street, heater, 1 1/2 years old. barnwood wails in family 10. To see if the voters will vote to lay a tax and make the Chet at 646-0332, or 647-9941. Apply In Paraon Manchester, Conn. Equal Op­ Fenced in yard on a quiet room. Front to back living DIR.: Center Street to Operating expenses 34,738.40 to sit in my home 9 a.m. to 5 HOUSEKEEPER - Light HEBRON - Builder’s own 3 rate therefore. EXPERIENCED LATHE p.m. Monday through Friday. portunity Employer, M/F. street. Close to all con­ room, beautifully treed yard Capital expenditures 203.484.13 METR0NIC8INC housekeeping and cooking in year old full dormered Adams Street to Hilliard 11. To see if the voters will authorize its officers to LOST- Pocket Tape Recorder. OPERATORS # 9 a.m. 1 p.m. on Saturday, MANCHESTER, JUST veniences. Asking $58,900. area. Call 236-5454, Home MACHINISTS. We need a few RT. 6 * 44-A exchange for lovely home and Custom Cape. 3 bedrooms, 1 MANCHESTER- “OPEN St. Watch for signs. designate the Hartford National Bank. Connecticut Bank 260.(X)9.68 Will pay Reward! Call 528- Call after 6 p.m. 6462470. modest income. This un- LISTED- Excellent Cafe Call owner after 6 p.m., 649- Sellers Center. good people to join a young, BOLTON CT. 00040 liquor business with all equip­ 5814. 1/2 baths. Fireplaced living SATURDAY” 6/23, 1 to 5. 32 f Trust. Savings Bank of Manchester and the Fire Protection: 4144. restrictive position ideal for LIBRARIAN- Part time, room, formal dining room, Nye Street, off Parker, one growing company. Excellent WE ARE SEEKING a full childrens. MLS preferred. ment. Call for particulars. Manchester State Bank as official depositories for the Water and hydrant fees • retired lady. Contact Box NN, wood stove. On 1 plus acre lot. block south of East Middle. 6 24.074.51 680.849.29 Paraonala 2 enefits and overtime. Full or time experienced male Send resume to: Bentley ERA, Blanchard !■ Rossetto, EAST HARTFORD- Need funds of the District. lart time. Please apply at: L c/o Manchester Herald. Country setting. Mid $60s. Room Colonial. Worth Seeing, Balance. May 31. 1979 employee. Must be over 18. RN or LPN -11 p.m. to 7 a.m., Memorial Library, Bolton, 6462482. extra room? We have a char­ 12. To see if the voters will vote to authorize its officers to i 6.667.48 ■ Gill, Welding S Manufac­ Principles only. 228-9014. Owning, Loving! By owner, RIDE WANTED TO Apply in person only. “ My Friday or Saturday. Laurel PART TIME or FULL TIME- Conn. Closing date, June 31st. ming Split Level, with 3-5 BLANCHARD borrow sufficient funds to meet the necessary Interceptor Fund Checking Account turing, Division of BHS, Inc., VERNON- High volume MANCHESTER - Very attrac­ 649-0252. bedrooms. Large eat-in HAMILTON STANDARD, Store For Levis.” Manchester Manor, 91 Chestnut, 649-4519. ..I Optical establishment looking tive 7 1/2 room Colonial. 3 obligations of the District, and give the District's note, Balance, June 1. 1978 Windsor Locks, 7:30 to 4:00. 1422 T olland T u rn p ik e, Restaurant, located in Vernon COLONIAL / OFFERING 8 kitchen, 1 1/2 baths, & ) 8.91 Parkade. for Sales help. No experience fireplaces, large family room, ROOMS, 1st floor family notes of other obligations or obligation therefore, when Receipts: Manchester, Conn., or call REAL ESTATE AGENTS. Circle. Beer f. wine license. breezeway, enclosed back Call 643-5686. L. necessary. Call collect, 281- D H V ^ very luxurious throughout. room with fireplace, 4 ROSSEHO in their opinion, it is for the interest of the District to do Carl Skold 647-9931. FRONT OFFICE HELP Part timers. Earn $5,000 plus Long term lease available. porch, on a lovely treed lot. Transfers from general fund 11.281.00 4320. Call J/D Real Estate 646-1980, generous sized bedrooms, 2 MANCHESTER so. not to exceed $30.(XI0. Announeamania 3 Experienced only please. WANTED - Part time evenings and weekends. MULE OR FEMALE Reply to owner: P.O. Box ^9,900. Call 2365454, Home E.O.E. 6463778. 1/2 baths, central air, 2 car Realtors 646-2482 13. To transact any other business proper to come before the 11,289.91 weekends. Will train. No Multiple listing services, 3 PART TIME EVENING Mr. Softee Ice Cream 2424, Vernon, Conn., 06066. Sellers Center, Disbursements: garage, walkout basement, ROCKLEDQE meeting. THE ROCK SHOP - Opening experience needed. 568-3560. boards. Pasek Realtors, ^ 6 ■ 55: WAITRESSES- Experienced Sflios U4-ACRE ESTATE. Older 4 Note payment 10,000.00 INSURANCE AGENCY 7475. $83,500. Group I, Philbrick EIGHTH UTILITIES DISTRICT June 26th., corner of McKee f preferred. No Sundays. Davis bedroom Colonial, large Agency. 6464200, G L A S T O N B U R Y - 29 Interest on note 1.281.00 Center Street, Manchester. looking for general insurance SUBWAY HAS IMMEDIATE EAST HARTFWD 56848371 * EDUCATION 3 bedroom L-Shaped Gordon B. Lassow. President 11.281.00 help. Typing required. Family Restaurant, 649-5487. rooms, pine panelled, 3-car (Cobblestone Road. Gracious Evenings 6:30-8:00 p.m.. Call OPENING for full and part Ranch. Eat-in kitchen, for- Colonial designed for family Dated at Manchester Conn, this 19th day of June. 1979. Balance, May 31, 1979 $ 8.91 Homeowners and automobile garage with adjoining work- IN GROUND POOL comes 646-1970, time help on night shifts. App­ . : .’ SCHEDULING ACCOUTING CLERK- storage area. 2 building lots. mal dining room, living. 3 bedrooms, 2 1/2 KEEP SMILING experience preferred however Experienced High School Private Inatructlona 18 with this immaculate 7 room Cash Balances ly in person: Subway, 45 Burn­ EXPEMENCED - COORDINATOR NEEDED Out building. $138,000.00. LrRanch with sunken dining fireplaced living room, baths, formal dining room, will train right person. Jewell- Graduate. Good f i^ r e ap­ K EEP H APPY General Fund Checking Account 6,667.48 side Avenue, East Hartford. '•Z , For Home Health Care Agen- REMEDIAL READING and Phone 643-7875 before 5 pm room, modern kitchen plus wall-to-wall carpeting, 1(4 fireplaced family room. All Bonda-Stocka-Mortgagaa 8 England Insurance Agency, -• • cy. Full time, Monday to titude. Familiar with com- baths. Treed shaded lot. this and more with an acre of Interceptor Fund Checking Account 8.91 646-4662. math; individualized work weekdays. 875-8930 after 5 pm butlers kitchen in pool area, LEGAL NOTICE NURSE AIDES * Friday. Good starting salary. iuter reporting. Suburban $65,900, Fiano Realty, 646- wooded land. Call 2365454, Savings Account-Savings Bank of Manchester 51,995.12 GOVERNMENT program, (lst-8th grade) by and weekends. wall-to-wall carpeting, MANCHESTER FIRE DEPARTMENT “ m u i s r •• Fringe benefits. Call 643-9515 focation. Fringe benefits. covered patio with outside 5200. Home Sellers Center. Certificate of Deposit-Savings Bank of Manchester 18.216.34 GUARANTEED BUSINESS LEGAL SECRETARY For Guidance secretary full­ EOE. Call 522-feil, Ext. 214 master’s degree teacher. 568- ESTABLISHED 1888 13 for appointment interview, 9 8075. ANDOVER LAKE- Im­ fireplace, garage, many Certificate of Deposit-Savings Bank of Manchester 14.387.34 LOANS - $50,000 to $350,000. Partner in medium size East time. Typing and NEEDED for Interview. EIGHTH UTILITIES DISTRICT Phone 281-4112, Hartford Law Firm. General To provide Nursing Cara - . to 5. maculate Lakefront Cape, extras. $79,900. Group I, Savings Account-Hartford National Bank and Trust 1,003.91 shorthand skills required. NEW HAMPSHIRE. Add 20 years to your life. King and ANNUAL REPORT OF THE CHIEF 1978-1979 Practice. Must have in privala homaa and RIDING LESSONS indoor year round. Basement. Philbrick Agency. 646-42()0. Queen’s palace. Fantastic views, lakes, mountains. One Certificate of Deposit - Contact Dr, Donald J. Beautiful view. Owner Our Department answered 423 alarms last year. This com­ experience, excellent typing Medical Facllillas. Part riding ring. Western stock floor rambling home, built 1956. A diamond! 4-bdr.: mam­ Manchester State Bank lor Savings 27,907.74 Nicoletti’s office at 742- seat, saddle seat and hunt anxious. Call after 4 p.m., 742- BOLTON- “OPEN HOUSE” , pares to 283 calls four years ago and 148 in 1968 when I □ EMPLOYMENT and shorthand. Salary com­ lima, full lima. Conaidara- PRODUCTION OPERATORS moth living room; extra large fireplace; most modem Certificate of Deposit- Connecticut Bank ! Trust .19,497.34 seat. All levels 228-9817. 9169. VERNON PRHXREDUGED Sheridan Heights. Acre -I- kitchen: den; office: storage areas: bathrooms became Chief. Many calls for medical aid or rescue service mensurate with skills. Call tion given to pratarenca Certificate of Deposit-Connecticut Bank ( Trust 55,135.77 Linda at 289-8625. To work In machining and/or aaaembly areas. I^OPEN HOUSED wooded Building Lots, We will everywhere. No words describing wall-to-wall rugs. were responded to. MAN NEEDED For Printing of:— Location and Houra. be present to answer Savings Account- Connecticut Bank f Trust 55,217.19 Help Wantad 13 Applicants must have some previous factory work Saturday. June 23rd, 11 to 5. 69 Plastered walls and ceilings. The best of everything that The Department put into service the aerialscope truck and Department in growing NO FEE - WEEKLY PAY Hansen Drive. Vernon. Directions: (luestions and personally walk Savings Account-Connecticut Bank ! Trust 562.41 NURSES AIDES - 7 AM - 3 manufacturing facility. can be bought for this dream. 2-car connecting garage. provided necessary new equipment for it. TOOLMAKERS - Machinists. For Information call experience. Hours are 7 AM to 3:30 PM. Air con­ Take Tunnel Rd.. to Echo, left on the land. 1-4 p.m. Saturday PM, part time and full time. Experienced preferred, but ditioned, ample parking and excellent fringe Hansen, to Open House sign. Under this mammoth home and 2-car garage is finished I wish to thank all of those who assisted me and supported $250.599.55 Apply 81 Commerce Street. 643-9515 basement, fireplace, circular bar, trophy room, gun Enjoy working in a very plea- will train to work with Plate benefits. Please come and enjoy the air con­ and Sunday. Directions: our department in the past year. Glastonbury. PTG sant and home-like at­ AID li ASSISTANCE The Sentry ditioned comfort of this spacious 8 Bolton Center Road, right to room, loading ammunition room, cold storage. Beautiful HOWARD B. KEENEY Mounting and Printing Press. ANNUAL REPORT OF THE FIRE MARSHAL 1978-1979 COMPANY. Telephone 633- mosphere, helping our elderly Must be interested in working of North Eastern Conn. Room Garrison Colonial with 1st Brandy Street, right to lawns, flagpole, 3 new extra garages, private pond, 11 Treasurer 7631. floor fam ily«room . We look Estimated fire losses for last year were $240,000 from all patients. Experienced 2nd, or 3rd. shift. We are Inc. HIGH STANDARD INC. Free Home Sheridan Heights. Signs acres, stone walls, hedges, wind gauges, sprinkler preferred. Please call Doris 31 PreaUge Park CIrcIa forward to meeting you. For po:sted. East Coast Realty, systems, artesian well. Could fill 2 bo()ks describing this causes. The largest loss occurred at the E.F. Houghton Co. Probate Notice looking for interested hard 357 E«st C«nt»r StrMt, further information, call CERAMIC TILE MECHANIC Blain, RN, Director of working aggressive in­ ManchMtdr Eaal Hanford, CL Evaluation. 52t1269668 / 643-9969. gold-plated property. Much more. Call to view this home on Stock Place. Investigations by the Fire Marshal and LEGAL - Experienced only. Top that would cost $9(XI,000 to build. Now it is $175,000 firm. NOTICE TO CREDITORS Nurses, 646-0129. Manchester dividuals who are dependable Manufacturlng/Marketlng Sporting Firearms Police resulted in the arrest of several youths for setting this ESTATE OF ELSIE M. SAMUELSON wages, ^ p ly : Atlas Tile, 186: Nursing Home, 385 West and have mechanical ability. BURKE REALTY Land S Farm Magician, E. Wakefield, N.H. 03830. 603- fire. NOTICE alia ELSA M. SAMUELSON. deceased Benin Tpke., Wethersfield, (Located In the rear of the Acmat building) Whai (9 your home worih'’ Our professionals can help The Hon. William E. FitzGerald. Center Street, Manchester. Excellent chance for rapid ad­ you price your home to sell faster and easier We witl 871-2871, or 3 1/2 ACRES. GEORGIAN 522-3736 or 3636. Numerous inspections were made through out the year. Judge, of the Court of Probate, 563-0151. NURSES AIDE - 11 PM - 7 COLONIAL. 8 rooms, front to Notice is hereby given that a vancem ent, depending on AM. Laurel Manor, 91 Chest­ provide you with complete marketing, financial, and 848-0378 District of Manchester at a hearing RN or LPN- 3 pm to 11 pm and economic information No obligation No pressure No back, living room, formal Respectfully submitted, held on June 19. 1979 ordered that all speed and ability. Call 528-9471 public hearing will be held in RN-LPN wanted for full or nut Street, Manchester. safes pitch Of couise we’d like to sci: your home lor dining room, 1st floor Granville H. Lingard, . claims must be oresented to the 11 pm to 7 am. Full time or for interview. EAST HARTFORD - New 6 the offices of the Division, part time on all shifts. Apply you Thai's our business And we re confident you will fireplaced family room, 4 NEW RANCH Chief and Fire Marshal fiduciary on or before September 19, part time. Enjoy working with room ranch. Alumimum State Office Building, 165 1979 or Be barred as by taw orovided. director of nursing. Salmon- an excellent supporting staff SERVICE STATION MACHINISTS select u$ once you’ve seen our professionalism at work bedrooms, finished rec-room MAN FOR PART OR FULL siding. Garage. Fireplace, 1 Capitol Avenue, Hartford, Pearl J. Hultman, brook Convalescent Home, off caring for our elderly ATTENDANT - Full time and in basement with fireplace. 2 Manchester, Connecticut Ass'l. Clerk TJME- Maintenance work. 1/2 baths. Trees. City utilities. Connecticut, on Monday, July House Street, Glastonbury. patients. Very pleasant at­ part time. Will train to be ser­ j m o r e car gar. ;e, $89,900. Philbrick Legal Notice The fiduciary is: Apply: 91 Chestnut Street, 11 vice mechanic. Apply in per­ W t hav8 openings for the following (^E T . with Only $62,900. Pasek Realtors, 9, 1979 at 10:30 a.m ., on Robert E. Samuelson Please call 633-5244. mosphere. Good wages and Agency tealtors. 646-4200. EIGHTH UTILITIES DISTRICT OF MANCHESTER 108 Hemlock St., a.m. to 3 p.m., Monday thru son: 252 Spencer Street, exporlonctd machino operators: 289-7475, Open for Inspection Sunday 12-5 Docket No. 790522 concerning benefits. Please call Doris TAX COLLECTOR’S REPORT Manchester. CT 06040 NURSES AIDES wanted for Friday. Manchester. an application of The Hartford 053-6______Blain RN Director of Nurses Taxes Collectible on Grand List of 10-1-77 $338,234.90 full time on all shifts. Apply 646-0129. Manchester Manor SENTRY Sunday-6/24 1-5 p.m. Eiectric Light Company for director of nursing. Salmon- DOIHNG M U . OPERATDR Legal Additions on Grand List of 10-1-77 233.34 consideration of the Depart­ Probate Notice Nursing Home, 385 West brook Convalescent Home, off Center Street, Manchester. J Real Estate Services Inc. 338,468.24 ment of Business Regulation, NOTICE TO CREDITORS House Street, Glastonbury. NOW 29 Connecticut Boulevord. iati Hodtord 289-4331 Division of Public Utiiity Con­ ESTATE OF ETHEL M. McCOLLUM. Please call 633-5244. RG DOliE OPERATOR Legal Deductions on Grand List of 10-1-77 2.262.87 deceased trol, pursuant to Section 16-19 The Hon. William E. FitzGerald, YOU CAN PLAGE YOUR Thosa are Immediate openings for 336,205.37 of the General Statutes of Judge, of the Court of Probate, NURSES AIDES - Full time, ★ experienced “top notch” machinists. We Back Taxes collected from Grand Lists of 1969 Connecticut, of a rate design District of Manchester at a hearing and part time. 7-3 and 11-7. TTPIST AND VARIOUS of­ held on June 19, 1979 ordered that an fice duties. Experienced offer excellent starting wages and fringe through 1976 including Interest and Lien Fees structure as initially proposed claims must be presented to the Experienced preferred, but CLASSIHED AD ANYTIME 7.074.76 we will train. Apply in person: preferred. Fringe benefits. B1 Scott Drive In Docket No. 781207, The July fiduciaiw on or before September 19. benefits— Including “profit sharing”. 343,280.13 1979 or be barred as by law provid^. East Hartford Convalescent We are an E.E.O.E. 289-8291 South Windsor 9,1979 hearing will be limited Pearl J. Hultman, Home, 745 Main Street, East between 4 and 5 PM. Experienced only need apply. OPEN HOUSE Interest collected on Grand List of 10-1-77 697.32 to procedural matters and will Ass't. Clerk The fiduciary is: Hartford. 343,977.45 then be continued to Monday, Dorothy Laii'^er CONSTRUCTION I K WMID MFG. CO. 186 ADAMS ST. Transfered to Suspense July 23, 1979 at 10:30 a.m., at 106S Main Street. NURSES AIDES- Full time, ESTIMATOR - experienced, SUN. JUNE 24th Manchester, Conn. all shifts. Experience all around man to assist local M AIKKSTER 646-6560 (Moved, Deceased, Etc.) __ 1,609.50 the offices of the Division. 06040 Department of 052-6 preferred, but training will be general contractor. Call 643- 1PM-6PM 342,368.15 Business Regulation given. Apply in person: East 4139 for appointment. Uncollected Taxes due 10-1-77 Hartford ^nvalescent Home, 12.494.89 Division of Public EXPERIENCED Large 3 bedroom new Ranch, 2 baths. 2 car oversizeil gar­ Utility Control 745 Main Street, East Hart­ CUSTODIAN Total Taxes and Interest turned over to ford. SALESPERSON WANTED. age, huge country kitchen, fireplace, aluminum siding, Henry Mlerzwa, Treasurer from Lists 1974 through 1977 Must be over 18. Interviews in spacious deck. Not in a sub-division. Quite setting on Yt 329,873.26 Executive Secretary TOWN OF MANCHESTER PART TIME Work from home person only. “ My Store For acre treed lot. $79,900. 054-6 Levis" Manchester Parkade. Taxes collectible on the Supplemental Motor on the phone servicing our 40 Hour Weak customers in your spare time. Vehicle List of 10-1-77 Due 1-1-78 12,005.00 249-7773. $8,712 - $9,674 Legal Deductions to Supplemental List 900.50 Invitation to Bid Direciions: East on Rt. 6 through Manchester, take first The Manchester Board of Responsible for general maintenance of right past Shady Glen Restaurant (Middle 11.104.50 ATTENTION - Need 2 people DENTAL ASSISTANT - Good Education solicits bids for a over 21. Immediate employ­ public buildings. Applicants must have at T^ke East) for 1/10 mile, follow signs. Interest collected on Supplemental Tax Bills 116.00 knowledge of typing and Walk-in Cooler/Freezer. ment. This is not a fancy ad, least one year of experience In building Magnificent U&R 4 bedroom Raised Ranch in Birch Hill. business office procedures. Cathedral ceilings, 2 fireplaces, deck, familyroom, den, 11.220.50 Sealed bids will Iw received we simply want a person who References. Reply Box MM, maintenance operations. Applications Transferred to Suspense 388.05 until 3:00 p.m.. July 10,1979at needs a permanent job. Ad­ c/o Manchester Herald. 643-2711 workshop. 2 car garage. $83,900. which time will be publicly PHONE vancement opportunity. Call and job descriptions are available at the Dlrsctions — Rt 30 to Felt Rd. to Scott Drive. 10,832.45 between 10 a.m. and 3 pm. - opened. The right is reserved NURSES AIDES. We are Personnel Office, Town Hall, 41 Center Uncollected Taxes Due 1-1-79 1.500.64 528-3869. E.O.E. 573 Woodbrl^e St. to reject any and all bids. looking for responsible; Street, Manchester, Connecticut. REALTORS Total Taxes and Interest truned over to Specifications and bid forms 643-2711 warm, people interested in SECRETARY - Full time. Closing date for filing Is Friday, June 29, MANCHESTER Treasurer from Supplemental List of 10-1-77 9,331.81 may be secured at the FOR ASSISTANCE caring for the eldery and men­ Some shorthand required. tally retarded. 7 to 3 and 3 to 1979. LESPERANCE Total of All Taxes given to Treasurer from Business Office, 45 N. School South Windsor Bank S Trust 11. F\ill time permanent help Dollar Larger older Colonial on 1 Spacious HOWUND REALTORS 6-1-78 to 5-31-79 including Interest and Lien Fees 339,205.07 Street, Manchester, Connec­ IN Co. MAin office, ^ p ly in per­ needed. $3.17 per hour. Apply acres, 3 car garage, 300 foot ticut. Raymond E. Demers, son. 1033 John Filch Blvd. in person at Meadows S a v o r An equal opportunity employer. 646-0505 BETTY SADLOSKI frontage 643-1108 Business Manager. PLACING YOUR AD South Windsor. Between 9 AM Convelescent Home, 333 Tax Collector 047-6 and 3 PM. Bidwell Street. Manchester. PAGE FOURTEEN - EVENING HERALD, Sat., June 23. 1979 frank md E ^ t EVENINCJ HERALD, Sat., June 23, 1979 — PAGE FIFTEEN Peanut* — M. Schulz *’g£lfu& oF— Tbor, lAN^«o Vipcn TiO C A r A9CZ 58 Burden 20 repairs No job too small 643-5361. Sizes. Call Rental Assistors, 60 Canadian ■ ■ Save! Call 644-8356 for es­ WES ROBBINS Carpentry 236-5646. Small Fee. 250 Square feei, center of 1978 JE E P CJ-7 GOLDEN problems are related. One reason she’s always late is that 42 45 remodeling specialist. Ad­ EAGLE- Hardtop. Power she can never find the hairbrush. Can you help me? rebel timates. A STAR ABOVE YOUR AD 'Manchester, air con­ 61 Arrival-time 46 ■ ditions, rec rooms, dormers, ROOFER WILL InsUll roof, ditioning and parking, steering. Front swaybar. Only OPEN TO SUGGESTIONS FOR AMESITE DRIVEWAY siding or gutter for low dis­ Could help to sell your items guess (abbr.) ■ EXPERT PAINTING and built-ins, bathrooms, faster, rent your room quicker 454 MAIN STREET- Second ■Call'643-fel, 4,000 miles. $6700 firm. 49 SO 51 1 53 54 WORK- O ver 20 Y ears kitchens, 649-3446. count price. Call Ken at 647- 62 Skin ailment 55 56 LANDSCAPING Specializing and bring you better results! floor. 3 Room Heated Apart­ ■9490, after 2:30, DEAR OPEN: Have you tried to teach her? If not, put 63 High spirits ■ Experience! For Free 1566. S7 68 in Exterior House Painting. Ask the Herald Classified Ad ment. No appliances, no pets. everything in its place and stress the importance of return­ 64 Drench 59 60 Estimate, call Jim Hickey at Reaort Property Tree pruning, spraying, taker about details. Put the $225 monthly. Call 646-2426, 9 1979 MUSTANG - 6 cylinder, 4 ing It there. 65 Bird's home 61 82 289-0940, CUSTOM Carpentry - homes. to 5. For Rent 56 speed. Loaded, 23 mpg city, 28 63 mowing, weeding. Call 742- Additions, Repairs, Cabinets. STAR to work for you! Phone At for punctuality, urge her to start getting ready two 66 Wishes (si.) 7947. r""lxPERT " “ 1 mpg highway. Asking $5^5. 64 65 66 , LOVING. RESPONSIBLE Call Gary Cushing 345-2009. 643-2711. hours in advance instead of an hour. And if this doesn't help, ■ CHIMNEY CLEANING ■ MANCHESTER - Main Please call 646-3685. LANDSCAPING AND MOTHER will provide day you've still got a good-natured, loving, heantiful little I • Vary Claan Work I Street, 2 and 3 rooms. Heated, womau who's hopelessly disorganized and chronically late. INEWSFAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN I PAINTING care in her Licensed Home. hot w ater, appliances. No 1975 CAMARO- Yellow with • PROFESSIONAL WORK FOR Call 646-5346. TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY I • Many Ralarencas I GILMANTON, NEW LESS.” Carpentry and general con­ * Dlllgant & Caralul • pets. Parking. Security. 523- black tmi. Excellent con­ FULLYINSUKCD I Mualcel fnatrumenta 44 7047, HAMPSHIRE - CRYSTAL dition! Snows, and CB in­ DEAR ABBY: Do you want to do the hospital volunteers Cafttirumhip bwmtwd in Writmt FOUNDATIONS tracting. Residential and • Safaty Inipactkin Ineludad J LAKE. Escape the gas Win at bridge cluded. Best offer. 643-4357, or of the world a big favor? Please tell your readers that mail ALEXANDER C. MIKOLOWSKY PLASTERED, chimneys commercial. Whether it be a rationing! Former family es­ addressed to Buzz Jackson, Skip Jones or Tootsie Brown Alley Oop — Dave Graue G43-8136 small repair job, a custom JQREQ FREE CASE with all 1/2 649-8879, ROBERT e. NURMI pointed and recapped. Call price Guitars with this ad. tate now 2 and 3 bedroom will probably not be delivered to patients in the hospital. Steve at 647-1290 or 528-5278. built home or anything in [the housekeeping cottages. Swim­ between, call 646-1379.. Rivers Music, 7 Main Street, 1969 PONTIAC VENTURA - Nicknames Are not recorded on hospital records. 'The pa­ possible combinations of New Britain. 225-1977. Open til ming, boating, fishing. Ciean Runs well but needs work. tients are registered under their LEGAL names (first, mid­ [CHIMMEY LANDLORDS- List all your East-West cards. ED’S LIGHT TRUCKING ■ BABYSITTING WANTED - 9 p.m. lake, sandy beach. $160 to $175 $100. 644-0031. dle and last). We have no idea who Liz, Red, Corky or Junior Will watch 1 or more children vacancies with us for FRlR'EE! weekly, July. Call 742-9343. NORTH He found it. He led his jack Attics & Cellars cleaned. For CARPENTRY & MASONRY - I SWEEP ,< ^ 1 are. of hearts and let it ride. If it free estimate, call 646-1943. in my house. Bolton, Coventry 1649-1431"^'-S TROMBONE- In excellent 100s of qualified tenants 1971 FORD TORINO - Good « A J area. Call 644-9243. Additions and Remodeling. waiting. Call Rental WATERFRONT HOUSE Yesterday I looked for an “Al” Johnson and found none. I » A 10 5 held he would have three Free estimates. Call Anthony I USA H>ii<«d SI M*rcri«*t«r condition. Buescher, with condition. Good buy at $«0. Assistors, 9 to 9, 236-5646. COVENTRY LAKE- Month of did find a Henry Alvin Johnson, however. I later learned ♦ 6 5 3 2 hearts, four diamonds and waterproofing - Squillacote 649-0811. oversized case. $250. Call 649- Call evenings or weekends. that the patient always called himself "Al" so he wouldn’t be two aces, but it lost to E ast’s August. $250 per week. 2 week 633-0169. ♦ 7 6 4 2 Hatchways, foundation 7085 anytime. confused with his father who was called Henry. queen. Back came the jack cr.acks. sump pumps, tile minimun. Sleeps 8. 742-7107. WEST EAST So, please, Abby, print this. I could cry every time I see a of clubs. Pete had nothing to lines, window wells, walls CARPENTER - Repairs, Heating-Plumbing 35 VIOLIN- Used only 3 times. 1970 OLDSMOBILE CUTLASS e 10 8 7 5 2 ♦ K 9 3 ODD JOBS - Lawns mowed remodeling, additions, gar­ Wanted to Rent 57 stack of mail that can’t be delivered because it is addressed lose by a finesse so he took stucco. Work guaranteed. 30 and trimmed. Garages, Excellent condition. $90.00. SUPREME- With air con­ W 7 6 4 3 W Q 9 8 and lost that one. His ace ages, roofing. Call David SEWERLINES, sink lines, RESPONSIBLE improperly. And wouldn’t you know they don’t put a return ------vears Experience! 643-4953, cellars, attics, cleaned. Call 643-4762. ditioning. Call 644-9107 after 5 S * J 10 9 7 Patria, 644-1796. cleaned with electric cutters, ROOMMATE WANTED TO WANTED TO RENT - FOUR address on the envelope, eitherl won the club return. 875-6963. Reliable brother team. 646- p.m. « K983 6 J 10 5 Now he led the deuce of by professionals, McIOnney share large house near lake. ROOMS by quiet refined cou­ FRUSTRATED IN PHOENIX 6894. UPRIGHT PIANO- Excellent SOUTH hearts to dummy’s 10, led a COMPLETE REMODELING Bros. Sewage Disposal Com­ Located in E. Hampton. $150 ple in forties, 649-9882. Keep FIRST CLASS CARPENTRY condition. $300. Call 64M740. 1971 OLDSMOBILE CUTLASS « Q 64 diamond through East, got SERVICE - Rooms, garages, pany, 643-5308. compiete. Days cali Robert at trying. DEAR FRUSTRATED: I’U pass the word. I hope it helps. - Remodeling and Additions. - Power steering. Power » K J 2 back to dummy with the ace additions, dormers, roofing Boata-Acceaaorlea 45 871-1601. brakes, air conditioning, AM- Kitchens ano Rec Rooms. ^ COUPLE WITH 3 children « AKQ84 of hearts, led another dia­ and siding. Call 643-5001. FM stereo radio. 66,000 miles. CONFIDENTIAL TO “FIFTH GRADER”: U I could give mond through East and LOVING MOTHER will care years experience! For Free NO JOB TOO SMALL - Toilet 474 MAIN STREET - Second want 3 bedroom apartment or ♦ AQ Estimates, call 646-4239. repairs, plugged drains, 1974 F U R Y - 16V4-foot New tires. Good condition. a youngster juat one piece of advice, it wonid he read, read, wond up with five diamonds, HOUSE CLEANING for your child in her licensed fiberglass, tilt trailer, with floor. 3 room heated apart­ home fb rent in Manchester. $1500. 646-5308. Vulnerable: Neither kitchen faucets replaced, ment. No appliances, no pets. Call 643-2932. readi two hearts, one spade and PROBLE.MS'’ Floors, walls, home, 643-8710. 1975 55-horsepower outboard Every public library contains a wealth of information, and Dealer: South one club. carpets, windows, furniture, repaired, rec rooms, Security, tenant insurance FARRAND REMODELING - bathroom remodeling, heat Chevy engine. 2 tanks, $2,500. MUSTANG CONVERTIBLE it’s free for the taking. As much as yon want. Discover the general cleaning. One lime or WILL DO O F F IC E Cabinets and Fotmica Tops, Also 50 horse Johnson out­ required. $225/monthly. Call 1971- 302. Automatic, power Weit North East South regular service. CLEANING in the evening. modernization, etc. Free 646-2426 from 9 - 5. history of man, the wonder* of science, the beauties of art, 2 NT Ask the ExpsH i Roofing. Gutters, Room Ad­ Estimate gladly given. M & M board, $300. 228-0475 or 228- steering. Engine excellent. DOMESTICARE 643-1945. 649-3681. ditions, Decks, All types of 9550. 92,000 miles. Needs new top, the best in iiterature and the wisdom of the ages. Read for Pass 3 NT Pass Pass Plumbing & Heating. 649-2871. NEED 3 BEDROOMS FIRST knowledge and pleasnre. The person who does not read has Pass You hold: Remodeling and Repairs. FLOOR- Please write: Box body and brake work, 646-4224. 6-23-B BEAUTIFY YOUR HOME COMPLETE REMODELING Phone 643-6017. Sporting Qooda 48 no advantage over the person who cannot read. 4 K J 6 5 SERVICE - Rooms, garages. 18104 East Hartford, Conn., With Dry Wall Stone Walls, BOTTI HEATING & 06118. Trucka tor Sale 62 * 2 F e n c e s’, e tc . Q u a lity additions, dormers, rooting SINGLE WORKING GIRL Opening lead; 43 PLUMBING- Toilet repairs, COMBINATION GOLF BAG Do yon wish yon had more friends? For the secret of * A K 10 9 6 Workmanship, Reasonable and siding. Call 643-5001, LEON CIESZYNSKI DESIRES SAME TO share kitchen and iav faucets & CART By Bagboy. Very expenses in 2 bedroom apart­ Mlac, tor Rent 58 1973 DATSUN PICKUP- Best popnlartty, get Abby'a new booklet: “How To Be Popular; 4 A Q 5 Prices. Call after 6 p.m. 649- BUILDER- New Homes, Ad­ good condition. $45. Call 646- offer. Call 649-5334, Painting-Papering 32 replaced and repaired. ment in Cromwell. Pool, ten- You're Never Too Young or Too, Old." Send $1 with a long, Your partner responds one 5635. and 643-9508. Saturday ditions, Remodeling, Rec Remodeling. Call 646-8641. 0406, after 5 p.m, ^is courts. Only 15 minutes to WORKSHOP and Sunday, 10 to 2. Rooms, Gatages, Kitchefts self-addressed, stamped (28 cents) envelope to Abby, 132 By Oswald Jacoby heart to your one-diamond APPROXIMATELY 500 sq. ft. 1977 DODGE SPORTSMAN PAINTING - Interior and Hartford. Call 565-3310 or 635- Lasky Drive, Beverly HOls, Calif. 90212. and Alan Sontag opening. A Missouri reader Remodeled. Ceilings, Bath ,, Garden Producta 47 1380 after 5 PM. Heat available. Ample window van. Excellent condi­ WILL DO BABYSITTING In exterior, paperhanging, T ,,...... ; ; ------tion, Very low mileage. Cap­ asks what response we rec­ excellent work references. parking available. Call 649- ommend. my home. Verplanck School Residential PICK YOUR OWN 5358, tains chairs. Stereo and Pessimistic Pete went area. Call 649-3219 mornings. Free estimates. Fully in­ 649-4291. cassette. Radials. 429-9461. right up with dummy’s ace One spade only. If partner FLOOR SANDING & ST R A W B E R R IE S - 224 Astrograph sured. Martin Matson, 649- Hiilstown Road, Manchester. of spades. Finesses never can’t find another bid we REFINISHING- Floors like COMPLETE LAWN 4431. Large field, open until dark. FOUR ROOM APARTMENT- 1977 CHEVY HALF TON - worked for him and he didn’t almost sm-ely don’t belong in MAINTENANCE- Mowing, ------LIGHT CARPENTRY - Rec new! Specializing in older □ AUTOMOTIVE Excellent condition. Custom SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) Ex­ want an early shift to clubs. game. If he does bid again floors. Natural and stained First floor. Mature adults. No Edging, Hedges, Shrubs QUALITY PAINTING and rooms, roofing and repairs. pets. Security deposit and ...... wheels-caj I optional. 646-5885, periences you will gain starting Then, he led dummy’s we will take strong action. Trimmed. Weed & Pest Con­ nging Free estimates. Call Charles floors. No waxing anymore. 528-5827. c fo u r today will do much to broaden HO KiraiO^?? deuce of diamonds with (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) John Verfaille, 646-5750 after references. Call mornings or Autoa For Sale 81 eave message. ♦l5,.,t)UR TAUK la P S ^ trol. Reasonable, Reliable. Schultz. FullyF u lly insured Schiavetti at 649-2405 after 4 p.m., 649-1265. your outlook and give you fresh every intention of making 647-9260. references. 649-4343. 6:00 P.M. <% irthday slants on life. A happier, wiser HOWMUaiDO MORE LITERS THAU (Do you have a question lor anytime. STRAWBERRIES- PICK WE CHEVROLET TRUCK 1976 the safety play of the eight if YOUR OWN. Free containers. X »iu tor complete you will result. the experts? Write "A s k the MAIN STREET- Two junk cars. Call Joey at Tolland 1/2 Ton Pickup, Step Side. I OWE YOU? (CALLOUS. East played the jack. Pete Experts," care of this newspa­ ...... Open 8 to 8. Clark Street, apartments available July 1st. Custom Deluxe. 16,0()0 miles. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 26Dec. always worried about 4-0 Auto Body. 528-19W. 21) You could be Invited into a per. Individual questions vlll South Windsor, off of 1 bedroom includes appliances 6 cylinders, standard June 24,1979 breaks. However East Burnham Street, 50 cents dis­ joint venture today by someone be answered if accompai ed and heat.. $175 montniy . . plus . WE PAY TOP PRICES for transmission. FM-AM radio. 3 Tills coming year you will be played the nine, so Pete by stamped, self-addressed Real Ealale Wanted 28 Household Goods count with purchase of $5.00 you know and trust. Much of 40 Articles tor Sale 41 Articles tor Sale security. 2 bedpoms in wrecked and junk cars. A & B extra new tires. $3500. 646 endowed with more drive and the spadework has already played an honor. envelopes. The most interest­ 41 or more. 8653. Now he thought a while to ALL CASH For your property, Auto Salvage, used auto parts. tenacity than you have experi­ been done. Give it a go. ing questions will be used In ABSOLUTE BARGAINS! see if he could find a way to this column and will receive within 24 hours. Avoiu Red BABYS CRIB & Two Skylight, $175 monthly plus Call Tony 646-6m enced before. In areas where CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) Custom made draperies, slip­ matching Fibre Rugs. In good security. No children, pets or 1973 CHEVY SUPER you have been content to be a Partnerships you enter into at collect nine tricks against all copies of JACOBY MODERN.) Tape, Instant Service. Hayes covers and upholstery. Budget CHEYENNE PICKUP- 350 follower, you'll want to be the Corp. 646-0131. condition, like new. parking. Call after 7, 644-2314. 1973 TORINO - 302. Runs this time will prove a boon to Ijeathclift — George Gately Terms Arranged, Call 289-2331 MUST SEE! LADIES SHOES- Reasonable. Please call 649- HAY FOR SALE - Save, pick excellent. Must sell, engine. In excellent condition! leader and you will be able to you, as well as to your allies. or 646-1000. All styles. Small Sizes. sacrificing! Any reasonable 12 miles to the gallon. Body carry It off well. There’s strength In union. 0560 anytime. up you baled hay right in the THREE 4 ROOM CANCER (June 21-July 22) Clothing and accessories. 389 field. Coventry - 742-9168. offer over $1650. Call after needs work. Best over $850. AQUARIUS (Jan. 26Feb. 19) SELLING your house? Call us WE BUY AND SELL USED APARTMENTS- Call 6467847. Things undertaken now have <0-39 first and we'll make you a Forbes Street, East Hartford. STAIRWAY ELEVATOR 3:30 p.m., 6461150, 5266063. It's likely you'll soon be given FURNITURE. One piece or Please call 569-2645. Stove/refrigerator. Clean, promising long-range effects, more responsibility work or cash offer! T.J. Crockett, FOR ELDERLYS. In good just painted. Nice so plan your tomorrows with Winthrop — Dick Cavalll entire household. Cash on the condition. First $500.00 takes 1977 DODGE VAN- Florida Motorcyclea-BIcyclea 84 careerwise. Do a good job, Realtor, 643-1577. line. Furniture Barn. 646-0865. neighborhood. 1 apartment, great care. What you set your because It could spell promo­ DINING ROOM SET - 5 it. Call Bob 5694)596 or Rose Customized, in and out. 14 mind to will be within reach. chairs, table and buffet. heat provided, $250. 2 MOTORCYCLE tion. 643-9744. U P l C K miles per gallon on regular Learn more about yourself by ______WHITE BEDROOM SET - apartments heat isn’t PISCES (Fab. 26Mareh 20) Refrigerator and stove. Call fuel. Loaded with extras in­ INSURANCE- Lowest Rates sending for your new Astro- .MAY WE BUY your home'' Mattress, boxspring, dresser 646-3327. provided, $220. 649-2947. Available! Immediate Bin­ Happy changes are In the off­ RESTAUTANT AT THE CORN CRIB cluding Factory Air! Low Graph. Lettter which begins ing regarding your social life Quick, fair, all cash and no chest and night stand. "Very " " I ding. Sunny Day Option. Call EQUIPMENT- Pizza Ovens, HEBRON CENTER- 4 Room mileage. One owner. with your birthday. Mall $1 for and popularity. Major relation­ problem. Call Warren E. good condition. $200. 643-4907. DELIVERING DARK LOAM Gas Fryers, Hobart Kitchen Excellent condition. Over Joan, 643-1126. each to Astro-Graph, P.O. Box - 5 yards, $40 plus tax. Also Apartment, plus bath. Heat ships will become more mean­ Howland, Realtors, 643-1108. Equipment etc. For more in­ and hot water included. $25o $14,000 invested. A real .489, Radio City Station, N.Y. ingful. sand, gravel and stone. 643- formation, call Ed ^rrett, bargain for $7495. Must be 1976 HONDA 750 F- Showroom 10019. Be sure to specify birth ARIES (March 21-AprH 19) Influ­ □MISC. FOR SALE 9504. BERRY PATCH monthly. Children welcomed. condition! Fairing and other 646-4740. No pets. Call 646-6776. seen. (?all 643-0421. sign. ences affecting your home and extras. Must sell! $2500, or LEO (July 26Aug. 22) New life family life will be undergoing a CHAIN FALLS, tap and dye best offer. Call 568-6752, after will be breathed into an en­ Articles lor Sale 41 SCREENED LOAM - CENTRALLY LOCATED - 4 1969 PONTIAC CUSTOM 350. constructive change beginning set, electric welder, acelyten Driveway gravel, processed Excellent running condition, 5:30. terprise which you thought today. Harmony will replace PRIVATE INVESTOR outfit, aluminum ladder, Room Duplex. Completely would never yield returns. gravel, sand, stone and fill. remodeled. Carpeting, gar­ automatic transmission, discord. DESIRES income property or trailer tires, new electric ower steering and radio, 1973 SUZUKI TS 125 - $400 or Don’t be too quick to toss In the buildable land. Please call George Griffing, Andover. age. 1 child. No pets. Security. TAURUS (April 26May 20) Lis­ generator, electric lawn- 742-7886. Rlew battery, new body work. best offer. Call 749-3283 towel. ten carefully to Ideas or pro­ 646-1068 and leave message. ALUMINUM Sheets used as mower. Evenings, 633-7060. $ ^ . 64M144, ask for Jim. 5662646. weekends. Ask for Mike or VIRGO (Aug. 23-8ept. 22) Be a posals brought to you by oth­ printing plates, .007 thick FURNITURE BARN Open MULCH HAY $2.00 per bale at leave message. hail-fellow-well-met today. ers today that could enhance 23x32”, 25 cents each or 5 for MOVING- Living room lur- farm. Vernon. Will deliver BARGAIN BANANZA - 1974 MONTEGO MX- 4 door. 8 Contacts that you make at this your security or add to your Household Goods Monday thur Saturday 11 to 6. ------Spacious 3 bedroom, all 40 $1. Phone 643-2711. Must be niture, single bed, headixiard, Good Used Furniture, An- minimun 10 bales local area, cylinder. 39,000 miles. 1976 HONDA CB500T- 3000 time can do much to advance resources. You may learn of a appliances. Kids and pets. ok. your self-interests. Mingle picked up before 11 a.m. kitchen set, other items. Call Excellent condition! 1 owner. miles. $800. Good condition. winner. Short Ribs — Frank Hill tiques & Tag Sale Items. 343 8767308. m Kn“ (415-3). Rental among the right people. ONLY. 649-3329, after 4 p.m. Main Street, Manchester. 646 ...... Asking $2400. Call 649-0279 Call after 5 p.m., 528-7038. GEMINI (May 21-Juna 20) You REFRIGERATORS Antiques Assistors, small fee. 2365646. alter 4 p.m. LIBRA (Sepl. 23-Oct. 23) You’re should begin soon to experi­ SINCE VOU FVkiLEP i p WE LL HAVE TD 60 WITH N WHEN V O l^ SU N -\ i d BOIL WATER, JUST 'lELL. 0865. 48 now entering a promising cycle Washers Ranges, used, TWO 300 AMP Rectifiers - Campera-Trallera ence a marked Improvement In BRINeMEABRE-BREATHINS SX A R POWER; —BURNS . - . SET MOT where achievements to ad- guaranteed and clean. New Good condition,Good for INFLATION SENSATION - 1971 PONTIAC LE MAN6 2 Mobile Homes 65 your financial affairs. Profitable PRASON AS A SOURCE OF ENOUSM... COMPLETE SET OF BIRCH Plush 3 bedrooms, yard for vahee your position and status plating, or welding. Call 649- Door H ard to p . 350 V-8. new channels will open, so be ENBRSV.. .shipment damaged, G.E & MANUFACTURERS CUPBOARDS- Including sink kids and more! Only $155. In life will be possible. Be alert. 3439 from noon til 6:00 p.m. Automatic, power steering, 1966 CHEVY CAMPER VAN- 17- FRIGIDAIRE Low prices. CLOSEOUT LADIES COATS - and faucets. Portable G.E (417-1). Rental Assistors, patient, time Is your ally. (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) w hite D ishw asher, $100. COLLECTABLES FOR radio, vinyl roof. Mechaniem- Very good condition. Many B.D Pearl & Son, 649 Main MOLDED FORMICA top and 100% cashmere, camel hair, SALE- A Governor Winthrop small fee. 2365646. ly sound. $1500 firm. 6462880. extras! Call 633-4890. Berry’s World — Jim Berry '‘ iTS'lNSTANtTUNA'... JO sr APP WAIBR... Street. 643-2171. and wool. Save 30 to 707o. Frigidaire white stove, $75, or paneled bar with two shelves best offer. Call 644-9107 after 5 Desk, $60. Please call 646 and four stools. $175. 646-6028. Saturday June 23rd, Sunday 1758. PERFECT HIDEAWAY - 1972 GEM TRAILER- 31 foot. Bugs Bunny — Helmdahl ft Stoffal p.m. Luxurious 1 bedroom, very 1971 CHEVROLET June 24th. 10 AM to 4 PM. 358 CONCOURS WAGON- Situated on permanent site. Great Swamp Road, Glaston­ THE PACK RAT ANTIQUES quiet. Just $175. (421-3). Ren­ BEAUTY SHOP Original owner. 350 V-8. South Wellfleet, Cape Cod, bury, & COLLECITIBLES, Open by tal Assistors, small fee. 236 EQUIPMENT- Plate glass Automatic, power steering, Sleeps 4. Large built-on deck. appointment only until 5646. 4,-i3 RJ12JS1 mirrors, hydraulic chairs. radio, luggage carrier, Treed area. Near bay and 2 PIECE SECTIONAL Septemtber, 643-6680. positraction, trailering axels. National Seashore. Many COUCH & CORNER TABLE - .•••••••••••...... BRING r o v e r - Spotless 2 $2000 firm. 643-2880. extras! Very good condition. This Funny World e.SftCBF trie Pizza Oven. Call 289-8437 Wanted to Buy bedroom, all appliances. Full Our Boarding House BATem Walnut trimmed Contem­ between 12 and 4 p.m. 49 6469230. HOUSE WASIING porary couch, excellent con­ basem ent. $200’s. (422-4). 1973 FORD TORINO- 6 -4TT'y. Rental Assistors, small fee. dition! Call after 6 p.m., 566 cylinder, automatic. Runs ARNaP. IV E _ 6 1979 1904. Doga-BIrda-Peta 43 2365646. ^ McNufkl SjwL, Ibc. ______well. Economical. $650. Call ElfiNEP W ''/yxmwra NOW I Clean your Aluminum or Vinyl 1 SIDE BY SIDE AKC SHELTIE - Sable and RIGHT FRONT FENDER FLICKERING HREPLACE- 6^88072 after 6 p.m. 1972 SHASTA -19 ft. Self con­ WITH FAINTIN’ Siding to that “New Look”. We Preasurel BROWNTONE ADMIRAL white male pup. Champion For 1957 Plymouth Savoy. tained. Tandem wheels, space PHIL PHILL1R5.' ^ lity and temperament. 646 *8«8 VOLKSWAGEN - 25 mpg. HE Loer Hid I Waah your home with eafe, but effective! REFRIGERATOR- Freezer Please call 6463205. heater. Hot water, shower. needs work, $50. Call 568-8478. SrtstorsAssistors, "small small tee.fee' Renta Kental NewE®*'" clutch. $475 Newor best muffler. offer. Gas electric refrigerator, gas LAST dlX,dP Ichemicala. We remove chalk, mildew, WANTED- CHILDS Assistors 2365646. stove AC/DC convertor. WElL HAVE A FOR SALE - BUNNIES. 9 BICYCLE- 12 to 16’’ wheel Call 875-0157 or evenings call Sleeps 6. Extras. Excellent letalna, and dirt to make your home! SPLIT RAIL FENCE- 14 875-8045. NICE PURSE rails, 10 ft. long. 8 posts. $3.00 weeks old. 6461432. diameter. Good condition. ROCKVILLE - 4 1/2 Room conoition. Worth $2800 - Make WITrt'^B.AH'- I Sparkle Agalnl Juat like a SImonIze Job each. 633-5786. Reasonable. Call 6467699. Apartment. Wood stove and offer. 6466447. NO RISK/ A COMPLETE BOARDING refrigerator. No utilities. 1973 CHEVY IMPALA ■for your homo’s extorlorl PARTS- 350 engine. HEAVY DUTY WORK FACILITY for dogs and cats. USED MOPED- Good running Available July 1 st. $225 MAINE CAMPER BY DEL- I'V E PEVELDPEP A NEW VITAAAIN Dog grooming. All health Automatic transmission, Call today tor a Free Eatimata BENCH Vice, chuck, grinding condition. Call 228-0207, monthly. 1 months security. MAR FOR PICK-UP TRUCK. FOR BUILPINiS M U SCLES guard maintenance. Ultra­ anytime. No pets. Call 649-4414, drive shaft, and 4 doors. Sleeps up to three, sink, wheel with attached motor. Reasonable prices. 742-7459. ,..m AVS YOi/K Living room furniture. 16 violet germicidal lights. between 5 and 8 p.m. cabinets, hot plate, lights. Th* fwikiilHy- INVENTION?’ cubic foot Amana freezer. Canine Holiday Inne, 200 WANTED - Used utility shed, $500.00. 647-1269. Redwood lawn furniture. 526 Sheldon Road, Manchester. awnings, 5 speed truck. 627- Homes lor Rent 54 5871. 6465971. 9101. MOBILE HOME- Champion MAK PAINTING BOL’TON - 3 room year round TOP CASH for ju Titan. 14 1/2’X65'. 5 rooms, 3 MOVING. SELLING- Ken- cottage. Couple preferred. 1- wrecked cars. Call Blender’s bedrooms, 1 i/2 baths. Call more H.D washer, older G.E. 2 2 3 ^ . 7 to 9 AM. pf Hartford - 522-4414. before 10 a.m., or after 5 p.nf. Vernon Park. $17,900. 872- < M l7 9 &vNEA Inc 643-2659 refrigerator, solid walnut SAMOYED AKC F em ale ’TRAINS AND TOYS - Uonel, 4358. WIWo Ofifr The teal WW D o ... chifferobe and library table, spade. Obedience trained. Ives, Flyer, Marklln. Any aee, 4 ROOM UNFURNISHED 1972 FIREBIRD - 350 V8, maple bedro-m set - with HOUSE IN BOLTON- No P.S., A.T. AM-FM stereo, B o u n d s »r» onhr The Beet Well o«"- Loving home, large yard. Ac­ lastic or metal. Also doHs, children, pets. Security. $195 LADIES 3 SPEED RALEIGH LIKE A FREE mattress and tive and healthy. $150. 742- oats, trucks, etc. pre-1950. radials, rear defroster. 65,000 E plus utilities. Call 643-7802, 9 BICYCLE- Excellent condi­ 6 - 2 5 boxspring. Call 649-0413. 6454. 5660925. miles. Good condition. 566 "Frankly, I'm getting tired of walling for ^ H O O U - to 5:30. 3243. tion. 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JUNE 28,1979 6:00 3 P o lka 3 Austin City Limits Richard Webb, (i) Ckxid Over Jalalal of the White House. EVENING Q) Contumar BuyHne 5 :0 0 3 M o vie "Brother Orchid" 10:00 1 :3 0 a Connecticut Asks Congress 1 1 :3 0 ® Pattern For Living a Sports Spectacular (1940) Edward G. Robinson. 2:00 9 :0 0 ® Crowdog The story of Leon­ (i) Rim Festival 3 Soap Factory f f l M ovie "Doctors' Wives ” EVENING d ) ChMran'a Qoapai Hour a MIsalon: Impossible Humphrey Bogart ® A n Imperial Judiciary "Fact Sunday 3) @1 ABC Theatre "Hollow 8:00 ard Crowdog, a Sioux medicine ® Gllllgan's Island 3 Candid Camera (1971) Dyan Cannon, Richard 3 P T L C h ib a 3 Wide World Of Sports 3 Jukebox Or Myth?" Harvard Law profes­ Image" A successful young black (DOBS Reports "The High Cost man acknowledged by over 80 3 Crockett's Victory Garden Crenna. JUNE 24.1979 8:00 (£ Action Nawamakars a Voyage To The Bottom Of sor Abram Chayes. American woman (Saundra Sharp) is lorn Of Everything" Three important tribes, provides an opportunity 6 :3 0 3 Dick Van Dyke T he S ea 3 Haa Haw(Cont'd) (ffl Movia "The Lives Ol A Ben­ 1 :3 0 Civil Liberties Union executive between the security of her new aspects of inflation — consumer to grasp the Indian's sense of his 3 Ken Copeland's Believers (B Villa Alagre 3®W ail$traatW aek 51 Mayor Athanson'a Forum 3 Family Feud gal Lancer" (1935) Gary Cooper. ff l News (Time Approximate) director tra Gtasser. former Dep­ AFTERNOON life and the memory of an old borrowing, federal spending, and past. Voice Of VIcotry (S The Brady KIda 3 Moon Man Space Connection 3 S uperm an Franchol Tone. 3 Rock Concert uty Attorney General Laurence love and her roots in the ghetto. how Americans cope with the 10:00 (£ Davay And Goliath 3 Thia Weak In Baseball 3 Haa Haw Honeya f f l M ov)a "The Shop On Main Silberman and University of Chi­ problem — are examined in this 8:00 Slreef" (1965) Josef Kroner, Ida 1 :4 0 ® ® 3 The Innocent And The 6 :4 5 3 My Partner The Ghost 3 Studio Sea cago professor Antonin Scalia 1:00 documentary. Ed Bradley a Bad News Bears Kaminska. 3 A B C N ew e D am ned A lter years on Death ® N aw D a y 3 Lawranca Walk discuss the role of the courts in S ) Julie Andrews Special "Julie 2:00 aM arvG rilfIn ff l Racing From Roosevelt Monday anchors. Wednesday Row. Lee Bishop manages to get 3 The Ghost And Mrs. Muir 1 :4 8 the past decade and whether we And Dick In Covent Garden" 3 ) M o vie “ Adventures Of Huc­ a 3 Battlastar Galactica 3 3 3 Saturday Night Live dZ) Emily Dickinson : A Certain a hearing belore the Supreme 7 d X ) 3VlswaOfAaia a M ovie "Honeymoon In Bali" are creating "government by Guests: Dick Van Dyke. Carl JUNE 25.1979 Slant Of Light Julie Harris kleberry Finn” (1960) Tony (ffl Baseball JUNE 27,1979 Court; and Tom Keating asks a Q ] Hot Fudge 3 AndyGrifmh (1939) Fred MacMurray. Allan ludiclary." Reiner. recites some of Dickinson's ® Abbott And Coatetio Randall, Eddie Hodges. 5 :3 0 ^F estival Of Faith 3 M o v ie “ Genghis Khan " judge to repay a favor done Jones. ® The Seeds Hugh Downs nar­ poems. 3) Llttla Raacala ® Llttla Rascals 51 Living Faith 3 3 3 C H I P t (1965) Omar Sharif, Stephen 3:00 years earlier. (Part 5 of 5) (R) rates this special, filmed on loca­ EVENING 3 Conaultatlon ®M aksltRaal 3 Next Stap Beyond 3 Meeting Of Minds Boyd. 1 :5 5 S A Place To Be Shot over a 8 :3 0 EVENING 3 F ln d h o r n "S pirits" residing tion in Europe and the Middle 3 M o m ln g to w n 51 Accent On Uvtng 3 Here's To Your Health 3 Stage Door Disco II) ABC News period of six years, this film doc­ East, that tells the story of the d!) Defusing Cancer's Time in Scotland's Findhorn commu­ 3 Julia Child And Company 12:00 3 3 Pra-Oame Show 3 Hogan's Heroes 2 :3 0 uments the creation of the East beginrjing of Christianity, (R) 8:00 B om b The development of the 8:00 nity help plants grow in spite ol 7 :3 0 3 3 Baaeball ffl Wrestling Building of the National Gallery ® Star Special "The Fabulous most well-known short-term inclement weather. (R) ® Arthur And Company 8 :3 0 51 Living Fwth f f l News 3 :0 0 CD Universe Walter Cronkite 3 An Imperial Judiciary EVENING of Art. a structure already Funnies" A look at the 75-year screening test for chemical car­ ® Popaya And Frtanda a Just Friends 3 V lew ^nt On Nutrition 2 :4 0 @ Ormandy And His Orchestra reports on the search for a cure 3 BUI M o ye rs' J o u rn a l 3 M o vie "The Best Of Every­ regarded as a contemporary history ol comic strips in Ameri­ cinogens is documented. for multiple sclerosis: Charles ® Nawa 3 M o v ie " Pride Ol The classic "A Japanese Odyssey" The Phil­ ca with host Carl Reiner. 2 :1 5 6:00 thing" (1959) Hope Lange, Ste­ 1 2 :3 0 Osgood examines satellite pic­ Friday 3 BayCltyRollara 3 The Athletee Marines" (1945) John Garfield. adelphia Orchestra tours Japan, 3 8 Baseball a 3 News phen Boyd. In their search for y o tures of the moon which may 3 Tannaesae Tuxado Eleanor Parker. and performs works by Debussy. a M ovie "Adventures O l Huc­ "the good lile,” three young ^4 Beyond Sand Dunes Thalas- have solved an 800-year-old JUNE 29.1979 2 :3 0 1 2 :4 5 Ives. Brahms and Richard 9 :0 0 6:00 kleberry Finn" (1960) Tony career women discover the pit- 3 :0 0 sa Caruso narrates this docu­ 8 :3 0 mystery: Terry Drinkwater looks ® Laurel And Hardy Laugh- 3 L iste n Strauss. (R) @) In Concert Sarah Vaughan's ® P o p « ta Randall, Eddie Hodges. Based falls of what lile in New York is 3 Risk Ot Marriage mentary on how the sand dunes ® The Wages Of Congress at the possibility of a West Coast to o n a incomparable versatility is ® Tha nmatonaa on the story by Mark Twain. A really about. (2 hrs., 30 min.) at Cape Cod appear to walk and 4 :3 0 Several key congressmen featured. (R) earthquake in the near future. EVENING ® My Three Sons ® 3 F a n g fa ca Southern boy comes of age while 3 This Old House swallow trees 33 The Harpsichord Maker A explain their views of fhe new dZ) Do I Look L ik e I W ant T o Die? dH George Segal Sculptor 51 Harvest Temple portrait of Peter Redstone, ® Davay And Goliath fleeing down the Mississippi. ethics code in the House and A debate between Ralph N ader, George Segal is profiled, focus­ 7 :3 0 3 3 3 Alvin And The Chlp- 3 F ury 9 :0 0 EVENING builder of harpsichords and Senate. (R) ing on an exhibit of his work at (B Persuaders a CBS Movie "Save The and Ralph Napp and a look at D It Canlt Happen To Me A m unka 3 :0 0 3 Nashville On The Road other authentic ISth-century the National Center for Nuclear the Walker Arts Center in Minne­ Tiger" (1973) Jack Lemmon. teen-age girl allows herself to be 3 Saaame Street (R) ® I Love Lucy 3 Lookin' Batter keyboard instruments, is Research and Development apolis. led into the dark realm of Jack Gilford. A middle-aged gar­ 6:30 presented. (R) (3 ) M o vie 'Where Angels Go, 3 Black Perspective On The ment manufacturer made des­ 10:00 highlight this examination of alcoholism. 8 :3 0 T The Elks A took at an organi­ Trouble Follows" (1968) Stella News perate by the corruption pervad­ ® Do I Look Like I Want To Die? nuclear power. ® Suparharoaa zation within the local community EVENING 8 :3 0 Stevens. Rosalind Russell. 3 My Three Sons A debate between Ralph Nader (£ 3 Scooby's All-Stars ing his life struggles to regain his that has been a stable element of 10:00 3 A Roof Over Our Heads The (® M o vie “ The Far Country" 3 Wondera Of The Sea and Ralph Napp and a look at ® Viewpoint On Nutrition self-respect. (R) community development and 3 Throe By Four Three Acade­ limited amount of housing avail­ (1955) James Stewart, Ruth 8:00 the National Center for Nuclear 3 3 3 Fantastic Four 6 *3 0 f f l 3 Love Boat growth 9 :3 0 my Award-winning short films - able tor families with many chil­ Roman. 3 3 3 BJ And The Bear 3) David Frost Presents The Research and Development (3 )3 CBS News 9:00 D In Celebration Of Tutan­ "In The Region Of Ice," "Double dren and what some people are 9 :0 0 5 1 O om ata 3 Showdown At The Hoedown Guinness Book Of World highlight this examination ol khamun This special program 00 Buga Bunny / Road Runner a T h e B k s 2A Showdown At The Hoedown Talk" and "Kudzu" - are trying to do to improve the situa­ 3 Sneak Praviaw 3 Great Performances R ecords nuclear power. traces Howard Carter’s incredi- presented.(R) ® B Ird m a n 3 M o vie "The Legend Ol 3 3 3 NBC News tion is shown. 3 3 Another Voice ® DanM Boone Amaluk " (1971) Adventure. 9 :3 0 3 N ews ' 3 3 3 Godzilla Super 90 3 A Place To Be a Croas-WIts 3 MlatarRogara(R) 7 :0 0 3 :3 0 10:00 This Week’s TV Sports 3 VIHa Alegre a Agronsky And Company a News ® The Brady Bunch a News 9 :3 0 51 Jake Hess Gospel Time a 3 Fantasy Island ffl The World At War ® S hazzam 3 Beyond Sand Dunes 3 3 Supertrain 51 World Opportunlllea (DaW ide World Of Sports 3 OfXM Upon A Classic 3 Best Of Families Today 2 :3 0 8:00 4 :0 0 3 Ratchford Report Coverage ol the AAU Outdoor 3 Carrascolandaa 3 Upstairs, Downstairs ® 3 NASL Soccer New Eng­ D 3 Baseball Regional cover­ 7 :3 0 a G o lf 30dysaay JUNE 23, 1979 Track & Field Championships land Tea Men at New York Cos­ age of Cincinnati Reds at Hous­ ® Baaeball New York Mets vs. 10:00 ® Big Valley 3 Due Pass, U.S.A.7 1 0 :3 0 from Walnut Grove. California: Friday mos ton Astros; Montreal Expos at Pittsburgh Pirates ® Moby Dick 51 Another View 3 H eeH aw a Black News the Michigan "400" stock car St. Louis Cardinals ® 3 Suparfrlands 3 Wlldamess 3 Dick Van (M e ff l Greatest Sports Legends race from the International 3 :0 0 8:00 JUNE 29, 1979 MORNING ® M o v ie "Horror House” 3 Sesame Street (R) 3 In Search Of... 3 Sneak Praviaw Speedway in Brooklyn, Michi­ 3 Track And Field "Lite Invita­ ® 3 Baseball Boston Red Sox (1970) Frankie Avalon, Jill 3 Soccer Made In Germany gan. tional Meet" vs. Detroit Tigers 4 :3 0 11:00 11:00 Haworth. 3 AIAW Sports Highlights Tuesday e v e n in g ” 51 Davay And Goliath f f l a 3 3 3 News ' 3 WCT Tennis Vitas Gerulaitis 1 0 :4 5 3 Hot Fudge EVENING 3 Gat Smart 7 :2 8 a Soap Factory vs. Adriano Panatta 4 :0 0 JUNE 26,1979 3 Red Sox Wrap-Up 3 Recant Developments In 3 Lite Around Ua a X Y o u A a k M e ffl Second City TV D G o lf "Canadian Open" Live 6 :3 0 Msasachusatts Law EVENING AFTERNOON 7 :0 0 coverage of final-round play in ® BowNng For Dollars 1 0 :3 0 @) Soccer Made In Germany this S3S0.000 tournament from Thursday 8:00 Glen Abbey Golf Club in 6 :3 0 d ) Tarzan / Super Seven 12:00 8:00 Oakville. Ontario. D 33Baseball Boston Red ® Hollywood Taan ® Bowling For Dollars JUNE 28,1979 Sox vs. New York Yankees 3 Track And Field "AIAW ® Baseball New York Mels vs. 3 3 SportsWortd ’Live, cover­ 333DaffyDuck Women s Meet" SI. Louis Cardinals age of a 12-round heavyweight 8:00 1 0 :4 5 3 Maria Curia 3 Candlepin Bowling 1 0 :3 0 bout featuring Leon Spinks vs, ® Bssebsll New York Mels vs. EVENING 3 Red Sox Wrap-Up 36raan Acraa Pittsburgh Pirates 1:00 ® Greatest Sports Legends Gerrie Coetzee, from Monte 11.-00 f® WCT Tennis Carlo; AAU Indoor Swimming 3 3 Baseball Boston Red Sox 1 1 :3 0 vs. Detroit Tigers 6 :3 0 ® S oul Train Your Haircut Should Look as 3 li Wrestling Championships from Los Ange­ ® Racing From Roosevelt ® Bowling For Oollaia 333 Fred And Barney les. 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3 Greataet Sports Legends 3 American LHastyle 4:00 MORNING X Sunday Night Extra MORNING 8 :3 0 10:30 1:30 3 W hat About W oman? (Thu) X O In a h l 3 Soccer Made In Germany X Ufa O f Riley X GHHgan’s Island X Tha A d da m t Family X As The World Turns EVENING 3 Adalanta (FrI) X Fantastic Voyage 3MundoRaal 3 P T L C h i b X Meat Tha Mayors (Mon, W ad) X E d ^ O f Night X Tha Partridge Family 5:00 ® Beethoven Festival 5dX) X 8 Marv Griffin 3 Massachusetts Council Of 6 :5 5 X New york R a ^ (Tua) 3 ® 8 Alt Star Sacrats 3 Jake Hasa Gospel tim e (S Th« Brady Bunch 3 The Brady Bunch (Tuo-Fri) X Movla Rabbis X N kw O n New Jaraisy (Thu) 8 C r o a a -w n t 11:30 6KX) 3 N a w t 1:55 3 Domata 5:30 X Face The Nation X X Q N e w s ® Billy In The Lowlands 5 :30 X Newark A nd Raallty (Fri) 3 Spirit Of Independence (3 Tha Qhoat And Mrs. Muir 7 :0 0 11:00 3 Rim Feature (Mon, Tue, Fri) (i) Clcophut Robinson X Little Rascals X Movie “Goodbye Charlie" 11:30 3 3 Today (Tua-FrI) X Monday Morning (M on) X Tha Ghoat And Mra. Muir 2:00 3 For You, Black Woman (Wad) 31 Battia Of The Planats X & Animals Animals Animals (1964) Tony Curtis, Debbie X The Night Stalker SRomparRoom X Tuaaday Morning (Tue) X 8 Lavama & Shlriay (R) X Mayberry R.F.D. 3 A Woman’s Place (Thu) 3 This Is The Life Reynolds. Shot by an Irate X David Susskind 6:00 5 :5 5 X W odnaM ay M o m lM (W ad) 9 :0 0 XStralglitTalk X 8 One Ufa T o Uva 3 ® Sesame Street (R) 3 This Week In Baseball husband, a playboy is reincar­ 3 Today’s W oman iX Chrlstophar Clossup X B a r a tta X Thuraday Morning (Thu) X T o m A n d Jarty 3 3 1 3 High Rollara 3 Accent O n Living (Mon) 3Movle(Mon,Wed-Fri) 3 Adalanta nated as a girl. X Morris Csrullo X Ruff House X Friday Morning (FrI) XA^Qrlfnth 3 Marcus Walby, M.D. 3 Movies fTua) (5) Movie "Soldier Blue" (1970) 3 Domata frua-Fri) 33 Battls Of Th s Planats 3 Emergency Onal s x f ^ e D X Popeya And Frianda X O D o n a h u a 3 All In The Family (R) AFTERNOON Candice Bergen, Peter Struass. 11:30 3 3 8 Tha Doctore 3 Next Step Beyond X Joa Franklin 8 The Pariridgs Family 6:30 A United States soldier and a A rv/ 6:00 X 8 Good Morning America X All In Tha Family (R) 3 Andy Griftlth 3 Worship For Shut-Ins XAgrontky And Company X N a w a 3 The Partridge Family X Bast Of Naws Day white woman who had been kid­ X Midday Uva 2:30 4:30 12:00 3 Movie "None But The (M on) ® 3 Today 3TomLarton X Roy E. Brown napped by Indians two years X 8 Family Faud X Guiding Light X Little Rascals X Congressional Report Brave" (1965) Frank Sinatra, XLaEiqulna(Tua) 3Hackla & Jackie / Deputy 8 Tha.FUntstonas X Faith For Today before attempt to roach an Army 6 A f J H oo W A M (: 3 3 8 Wheal Of Fortune X Fred Rintstona And Friends 3 Christ The Living Word X Movie "Spook Busters" Clint Walker. X Baat Of Nawi Day(Wed) Dawg 33 Odysaay outpost. 2 hrs. 0 :2 5 3 Domata 3 P T L C I u b (1946) Leo Gorcey, Huniz Hall. $■£(?/« AfOO X Barrio (Thu) 3 Journey To Adventure 12:00 3 News AFTERNOON 3 3 3 Another World 3 Emergency Onel 7:00 ^ X 3 Issuas And Answers XForOufThnaa(Frl) 7 :15 3 Views Of Asia X Movie “Buccaneer’s Girl" 3 New Zoo Revue 3 0 raanAcres 8 Petticoat Junction X Faca Tha Stats X Robert Schullar Hi$ /M ir XNawZooRavua 9 :3 0 3 Connecticut Newsmakers (1950) Yvonne DeCarlo, Philip ® Consumer Survival Kit (Mon) X Wondarama 3 Human Damenslon X Connecticut Asks Congress X Fred RIntatona And Friends 5:00 3 M u p p e is Friend. 7 :2 5 12:00 ® This Old House (Tue) X This Is Tha Ufa 3 Wild Kingdom (fyhxi) X Tha Partridge Family X X N a w a X The Rintstonas ® The Advocates 3 Emergency Onel 3 N a w s ® Makem And Clancy (Wad) (S) World Opportunitlas 3 S o c c e r X Connecticut: Soon (Tue) 3 Today X 12 O 'clock Uval 3 D avm And Goliath ® Here's T o Your Health (Thu) 33 700 Club 3 What About Women? 6 :30 12:30 X Make It R e s t e d ) 7 :3 0 3 Joker’s Wild 3 Living Faith 3 The Odd Couple ® Julia Child And Company (Fri) 3 Ring Around Ths World 3 Movie "The Bandit Of Sher­ X C B S News 3 Get Smart X Eighth Day (Thu) X The Rintstonas 8 Leave H T o Beaver 3 3 8 Password Pius 3 ® Mister Rogers (R) 3 Morningtown wood Forest" (1946) Cornel X 3 A B C N e w s X Dialogue (Frt) X P T L C k i b 3 M o v lo 3:00 8 Joker’s Wild 12:37 3 Today 9 :5 0 Wilde. Anita Louise. 3 3 3 NBC News ® P T L C I u b 8 $20,000 Pyrsmid X Popeya And Friends 7:30 X ABC News 3 Bugs Bunny And Porky Pig 3 News 5:15 ® Nova 3 That’s Hollywood 3 Not For Women Only X 8 General Hospital X Ths Christians 12:30 3 Hsrmano Pablo 12:40 9 :5 5 X Ironside X Worship For Shut-Ins 12:30 7:00 7 :4 5 X Love Experts X CBS Late Movie "The 8 Heritage C om er 3 Lifestyles (M on) 5:30 X Chrlstophar Clossup X Adam-12 X 60 Minutes 3 News 3 3 8 Hollywood Squares Asphalt Jungle" (1950) Sterling VVznYnaa,. ni j.H5ia(>fJ2iY3 wvov 6:30 3 Family Focus (Tue) X Mary Tyler Moore St Ths Partrtd« Family X Dialogue X 3 Hardy Boys 10:00 8 Ryan’s Hope Hayden, Jean Hagen. : aiam sH v X Comment (Mon) 3 Mekxiyland Charismatic Clin­ X Gllllgan’s Island 3 Davsy And Goliath (II) Jake Hesa Gospel Tim e 3 3 3 W orld O f Disney X Mika Douglas X Congreealonal Report (Tue) 12:55 ks (Wad, Fri) X Carol Burnett And Friends 3 3 3 Meet Tha Press 3 Sesame Street (R) 1:00 8:00 X I Love Lucy 7:45 X Face Tha State (Wad) X News 3 World Opportunities (Thu) 3 Dr. Scott On Hebrews 3 Conversation With 3 Maverick 3 Risk O f Marriage X Captain Kangaroo X Ryan’s Hope 3 Sacrsd Hsart XKIdtwortd(Fri) 3 Bevsriy Hillbillies 3 Newlywed Game I® Crockett’s Victory Garden X The Archlos X Romper Room 1:00 1:20 X Buga B u n ry A nd Friands @ Ullas, Yoga And You (R) 3 ® Electric Company (R) 8:00 3 Today 3 3 Card Sharks X Julie Andrews Special 7:30 3 A B C News X Battle O f T h a Planata 3 Lottery Show (Thu) X Sunday Mass 3 Magllla Gorilla And Peter ® Kitty Today 1:00 X Movie "Corridors Of Blood" dS LJvtng Faith 3 Connecticut Newsmakers 3 Hogan’s Heroes X Jamas Robison 1:30 Potamus 3 Ironside X Search For Tomorrow • (1960) Boris Karloff. Bella St. ® Book Beat ( ^ ) 3*30 8 News 31 Dr. Gsns Scott X News 8 That Girl X That Gin 33 Robert Schullar John. 3 Black Parapactive On The X8AIIMyChildran X3M*A*S*H(R) X Eighth Day 8:00 2 :38 Naws (Tu e ) 8 :25 10:24 X BIrdman 5:35 33 S Sasame Street (R) X All In Tha Family La Rochefoucauld noted that 'V/e always like those who X Movie X Movie "Cry Baby Killer" X News 3 3 News 8 Waathar ® V llla Alegre (R) 3 Movle(Cont’d){Thu) 3 Oral Roberts admire us." 3 Ring Around Ths World 3 ® 8 Days O f O ur Lives (1958) Jack Nicholson. Carolyn X David Frost Presents The 3$ Or. Doolittle Guinness Book Of World Mitchell. 3 Latino Records dS Accent O n Living X3Sahrage1 8:30 3 The Seeds O ly m p ic X Mario And Tha Magic Movla 3 T o Be Announced X Rex Humbard Monday, June 25 3 3 3 NBC Movie "And I Machine 3 Nova h is to ry Alone Survived" (1976) Blair X Insight 3 Movie "Adventure" (1946) Brown, David Ackroyd. The true Q A S P R i m 3 Dick Van Dyke X 8 Police Story X Day Of Discovery Clark Gable, Greer Garson. A series of historical film D A Y TIM E M OVIES 3 3 3 Tonight 33 OrsI Roberts story ol Lauren Elder's fight to 8 Tic Tac Dough 3 JonnyOuest 3 The Rifleman 3 Robert Schuller survive following the crash of her features focusing on the ® Firing Line 8:00 ® Captioned ABC News 3 Fantastic Voysge plane into a mountainside is great thoments and per­ 12:00 X The White Shadow 1:30 3 "Pardon My Past" (1947) 3 Jewish Heritage dramatized. (R) DOWN? sonalities of past Winter X Croaa-WIts 11:45 X Connecticut; Sean 3 The Japanese Fred MacMurray. Marguerite X Movie "Nightmare Alley " 9:00 Olympics will be produced X 8 Baseball dS Ropafellows Call T o Prayer 3 Movie “Wind Across The Chapman. (1947) Tyrone Power. Joan Blon- X Sunday Morning for ABC Sports. The fea­ X Star Special 3 Fishin' Hole Everglades" (1958) Burl Ives. WHY NOT ENJOY THE 1:00 3 3 3 Little House On The dell. X Frankenstein Jr. And Tha 3 Young Sampson Christopher Plummer. A man tures will be presented on Impossibles X "The Lady From Prairie 12:00 fights to save the natural beauty the air both in advance of Cheyenne" (1941) Loretta 3 ® Bill Moyers’ Journal X Davsy And Goliath 2:00 of early 20th-century Florida. (2 X I Love Lucy X Movie "Marriage On The SUMMER IN YOUR OWN and during coverage of the Young. Robert Preston. 3 Joker’s Wild X Oral Roberts hrs.) Ql) Dr. Scot! On Hebrews Rocks" (1965) Frank Sinatra, ® Family Focus XIII Winter Olympics 4:00 8:30 3 Liars Club Deborah Kerr. ® A t Tha White House 3 Jim my Swaggart from Lake Placid, N.Y., X "South Sea Sinner" (1950) X Merv Grilfln 33 Oay C5l Discovery X The O dd Couple 8 :30 RACKYAR07 12:30 next February. Shelley Winters. Macdonald 3 The Wages Of Congress X Movie "The Last Days Ot 3 Mister Rogers (R) X 3 3 Baseball X One Day At A Tima Carey. 3 Liars Club Pim peii" (1960) Steve .Reeves. 3 Journey To The Center Of (Si Harvest Temple CALL NOW FOR INSTALLATION Both archive film foo­ 9 :00 II* 3 "Mutiny On The Bounty" ©Evening At Symphony Spe­ Christine Kaufmann. The Earth 3 Dlractor's Playhouse X Alice MAKE YOUR BACK YARD A VACATION SPOTI tage of past Olympic per- (Part 1) (1935) Clark Gable, cial 3 The World Tomorrow 13 The Milwaukee Symphony X The Underaaa World 01 fomances and historical Charles Laughton. 12:37 3 Sesame Street (R) Orchestra In Concert 9:00 Jacques Cousteau 8 Petticoat Junction 3 Fury still photo animation will XM*A*S*H EVENING 9:15 ® Movie "Brief Encounter" X 3 ABC Theatre be included in the shorts. X Movie "The Glenn Miller 12:40 X New Day (1947) Celia Johnson, Trevor X NInaOnNawJersm In additon, they will be Story" (1954) James Stewart. X CBS Late Movie " Made For d£ Jake Hess Gospel 'Time Each Other" (1939) Carole 9:30 Howard. 6:00 June Allyson. The famous big- 3 ® Masterpiece Theatre enhanced with interviews SheUey Hack will star as Tiffany WeUes, Charlie’s Lombard. James Stewart. X Space Ghost And DIno Boy X X 3 8 N a w s band leader revolutionizes the 2:30 with great Olympians and 9 :30 third angel when ABC’s “Charlie’s Angels” re­ X The Brady Bunch music world. 2 1/4 hrs. X Little Rascals X 3 N A S L Soccer 1:00 X Nine On New Jersey X The Jeffarsons contemporary footage to XJokarlsim 3 Marta Curia Tomorrow IS) Promisas O f God turns for a fouth season this fall. 3 3 3 3 Rising Health Costs X It Is Written be shot exclusively for this 3 ® Studio Sas 3 Movie "Band Of Angels " 3 DIreclor’s Playhouse 1:40 3 Jim my Swaggart dS Jerry Falwell series. 3 My Three Sons (1957) Clark Gable, Sidney 8 Gunsmoka Polller. An educated black slave X Joe Franklin 3 Electric Corhpany (R) 3:00 10KM Prize winner X Movie "While Heat" (1949) meets a Southern gentleman 3 Celabrata X Comment 6:30 2:00 James Cagney, Virginia Mayo. who has secrets to conceal. (2 3 Donahua 8 Top Cat X N e w s C r o n k ite ’ s XILovaLucy dS Sunday A t The King's House Susan Richardson, star of hrs.. 30 min.) 3 Rex Humbard X Tha World Tom orrow X Bowling For Dollara 3 Track And FM d 2:38 3 3 8 Prime Tim e Sunday d re a m ABC’s “Eight Is Enough” 3 3 3 NBC News 9*30 10:00 3 Ormandy And His Orchestra X News 3TheAdvooates series, and four of her real- 00OvarEssy X W KRP In Cincinnati X Harculolds 3 AIAW Sports Highlights 3 Ask Th e Manager “In Our Times,” a continu­ Ufe family members were 3 Adam -12 3 8 8 Movie "Forever 2:40 X Kids Are Peopla Too Young. Forever Free " (1976) X News X Sunday Maas 3*30 ® Whan Th a Boat Comae In Many Different Styles to Choose From ing series of daily, live, grand prize winners on the 6:55 Jose Ferrer, Karen Valentine. A liLlfestylas ® The Scare Within 2:45 10:30 OPEN OPEN half-hour current events May 21-29 special daytime 8 N a w s young orphan living In a remote a Chalice Of Salvation WE FEATURE ABOVE & BELOW GROUND POOLS X Baat Of Midday 4:00 X Face Tha State television programs, avail­ versions of “Family mission station in South Africa is 3 ® Studio See 7:00 X G k tIf X S p o r t a Extra SUNDAY befriended by a priest and a 3:00 3 Sacrtflca Of The Mass SUNDAY able fof broadcast to all 50 Feud.” X C B S Naws 3 3 SportaWortd X Jim m y Swaggart X T h a Brady BurBunch native boy. 3 N e w s 3 Mighty Hercules ®BestOfFamlHes dS Sunday At 'This King’s House Don't Wait^^ome Out Today states via satellite relay to Competing against other X 8 8 A B C N S W S 3:30 10:30 3 The Drum Public Broadcasting Ser­ celebrites and their fami- X 8 DstkigGama 10:00 4:30 X Lou Grant 3 Kitty Today X B a rrto vice Stations, is planned Ues, Susan’s team con­ 3 Festival O f Faith X 3 Wide World Of Sports 10:45 X ® News X Spidarman dSFesttval Of Faith sist^ of her husband, 3 W ra ttU n g 4:00 ® JanakI for premiere in January 3 Do I Look U k s 1 Want T o Die? 3 Six Million Dollar Man X Point Of View 3 Gel Smart 3 N a w t 11KX) 1980. Michael; her parents, ^ - 3 The World Tomorrow 3 The Harpelchord Maker 3DlckCtvett 10:30 4:10 X X 3 3 3 N a w s The educational series chel and Howard “Richie” 3 ® Zoom (R) 3 The O d d Couple ® DIckCavett X Jack Benny 3 Movie "Abbott And Costello 4 :45 Sobrino Fooh it locQt*d JW }nna p j , will deal with timely, de­ Richardson from Coates- ® Consumer Survival Kit Meet The Keystone Kops" (1955) 3 Red Sox W rap-Up miUt •m l of BdHen Lok*. 11.-00 veloping news stories. Unk­ ville, Pa.; and her grand­ X X 8 8 8 N e w s Fred Clark. Lynn Bari. 7:29 5K)0 ing what students are see­ mother, Olive Thomas 3 D aty Numbers X Bedtime Storlas 3 Kids Are People Too SitVKi, CUl COLIICT Where Quality Begins X M M o n ; Impoealbla ing on I lews programs and frotn Winterhaven, Fla. 3 Dick van Dyke 10:45 X Boris Kartofl’aThrHIar 742-7308 in reading nev’spacirs to Susan said the $10,000 7:30 ® Baat O f Bum s And Allen 3 Je w ts h U fa 3 Flrlrtg Line Sedip Rt. 44A Coventry s Tsl. 742-7306 X P.M. Magadna 3 Three Stooges i -i l2-( • lo w BANK m/tNONGt their basic hig'.. sch' ol cur­ grand prize will be donated X Hogan’s Haroaa 11:15 11:00 X T h a M u p p a u X Benny Hin ® Tha Long Search riculum. The seriec is the to the Green Peace organi­ About two-thirds of the X GWIgan's Island XNawtywsdGams Johannes Gutenberg, tha SMTIMKTON MMCHESTER ENFIEID IVON 11:30 X Rax Humbard 5:30 idea of Walter Cronkite, zation to aid its fight weight of a man's body is father of printing, was 3 F a m i ^ F s u d X Rockford FNaa I S Sunday At Tha King’s House 3 Dkeetor'a Playhousa 1-742-7301 ( 49-9933 741-0300 742-7301 who will be actively in­ against the slaughter of 3 ® MacNaR / Lahrsr Report water. Susan Richardson X Th s Gong Show 3 Paullst, Insight 3 (Bel Smart originally a goldsmith. volved in the project. baby seals. 3 That’s Hollywood Page 6 - TV SPOTLIGHT TV SPOTLIGHT - Page 7 Tuesday, June 26 [Oial-oguel Thursday, June 28 DAYTIME MOVIES Davies. A group of select Britii^h officers manning miniature sub­ ORIGINS - I recently saw DAYTIME MOVIES marines go after a fleet of Nazi CX The Brady Bunch 8:30 11:30 12:00 an excellent TV special, (X3ABCNawt warships during World War II. (R) ( X 3 Angie M*A*8*H (3 "Tight Spot" (1955) Edward 3 Dating Gama (X (B 3 Three's Company “The House' on Garibaldi 12dX> B B Boxing The Gong Show G Robinson, Ginger Rogers. 3FaativaiOIFalth (X 3 3 Emergency Street,” about the capture 3 "The Man From Colorado" 3 3 Cwnady Theater (X3Starsky&Hutch 3 In Concert (1948) Glenn Ford. William 3 Soul Train 1:00 of Adolph Eichmann. But I 9:00 B Racing From RooaevaH iT) "Louisa" (1950) Ronald @ Do I Look Uke I Want To Die? Holden. 3 N a w t 0 Dick Cavett (X Hawaii Flve-0 3 3 3 Tonight Reagan. Charles Coburn wish you could answer a ® The Rifleman 9:30 1:00 3 The Odd Couple (X 3 Barney Miller question for me? I know 0 Captioned ABC News 4:00 B ) In Celebration Of Tutan- B "Sally And Saint Anne" 0 Makam And Clancy 3 3 3 Quincy ij) " The Sun Never Sets'" khamun Topol is Israeli, but Nick (1952) Ann Blylh. Edmund Lookin' Better 7:29 0 12:00 (1939) Basil Ralhbone. Douglas 3 Taxi Mancuso isn’t, is he? I saw Gwenn. 0 Royal Heritage ( X 1 Love Lucy Fairbanks Jr. 3 Daily Numbers 10:00 him in another movie and 4:00 9:30 B Movie "Dragonwyck" (1946) iB "Mutiny On "The Bounty" 7:30 Gene Tierney, Waiter Huston. ® @ N e w s he sounded like an Ameri­ B "Unfinished Business" (X 3 Carter Country (Part 2 ) (1935) Clark Gable. 3C ro w do g can. - Mrs. Essie Borden,' (1941) Irene Dunne. Robert (X P.M. Magazine 0 Rocky Top BS Dr. Scott bn Hebrews Charles Laughton. 3 Julie Farr, M.D. Montgomery. (X Hogan'aHaroes 3 Liars Club "They Were Expendable" (Part Frederick, Md. 3 "Gunga Din" (1939) Cary (X Family F M 10:00 12:05 1) (1945) Robert Montgomery, 10:30 (X Bamaby Jones a matter of fact, he is Grant. Dougias Fairbanks Jr. B Nowlywad Game CBS Late Movie "McCloud: John Wayne. 3 Q e tS m a rt 3 Sha Na Na (X 0 News (X 0 D lc k Cavett neither Israeli nor Ameri­ The Colorado Cattle Caper " EVENING 0 0 MacNail / Lehrar Report ( X 3 2 0 / 2 0 EVENING can. He was bom in Italy Meat The Mayors (1974) Dennis Weaver, John 10:40 3 The Gong Show B Denver. B KIner'a Komer and reared in Canada. 3 Dick Van Dyke 3 3 3 The Innocent And The Playing something you’re 6:00 3 Tic Tac Dough Damned 12:30 6:00 10:45 j'li'ia ® N«w» not is what acting is all (X(X33News 0 Rndhom (X Movie "Nicholas Nickleby" 3 Red Sox Wrap-Up (X The Brady Bunch iS) The Bredy Bunch about. For his next picture 8:00 (1947) Derek Bond, Sir Cedric 11:00 B Joker’s Wild Hardwicke. iX) Joker's Wild he’ll be playing an Ameri­ (X The Waltons 10:30 iSI (g: Studio See (XKE)333News 0 0 Studio See 3 My Three Sons (X Movie "The Mechanic" B Newark And Reality 12:37 3 My Three Sons ® Bedtime Stories can Indian. 3 Gunsmoke (1972) Charles Bronson. Jan- 0 Dick Cavett (X @ Mannix 3 Gunsmoke B Benny Hill Michael Vincent. A new syndi­ 1:00 3 Dick Van Dyke AGING MOD — I saw 6:30 cate member is forced to kill the 6:30 3 Honeymooners 3 3 3 Tomorrow (XILoveLucy man who taught him how to set 10:45 rs31 Love Lucy 0 Best Of Bums And Allen BEHIND THE SCENES “The Return of the Mod iB Bowling For Dollars Squad” on TV a while ago, B Bowling For Dollars up "accidental" deaths lor syn­ 0 Red Sox Wrap-Up 1:40 3 3 3 NBC News 11:30 3 3 3 NBC News dicate victims. 2 hrs. (X News and would like to know if 0 0 Over Easy 3 1!) Over Easy (X Bamaby Jones Yaphet Kotto, Sonny Grosso and Albort Seedtnan (left to right) portray narcotics (X 3 Mork & Mindy 11:00 2:00 ® The Gong Show Michael Cole was in an 3 Adam-12 Greatest Sports Legends 3 Adam-12 detectives for the New York City Police Department, in “ Report to the B (X ( X 3 3 3 News B Joe Franklin (X 3 ABC Movie " The accident or something. 3 3 Comedy Theater 6:55 Commissioner,” to be rebroadcast on “The CBS Wednesday Night Movies,” June 6:55 (X Bedtime Stories 3 Donahue Macahans" (1976) James 3 Nows 0 0 Nova 3 News What happened to his B Benny Hill 2:30 Arness. Eva Marie Saint. 3 Ken Copeland's Believers 3 Dick Van Dyke face? Also, how old is he? - 7:00 Voice Of VIcotry B Nows 7:00 B Movie "The Stranger'" 3 Honmmooners (1946) Edward G. Robinson. - Lee Bergman, Burling­ (X C B S News 3 Baseball i3 CBS News 0 estOf tS Bums And Allen 2:32 Orson Welles. ID The Brady Bunch ton, Iowa. (X Movie "Romance Of A J ) 3 ABC News 3 3 3 Tonight Your first question re­ Horse Thiel" (1971) Yul Brynner. DEADLY CRASH S ) 3 Dating Game 3 The Rifleman Wednesday, June 27 lates in a way to the sec­ Eli Wailach. (ID Festival Of Faith 0 Captioned ABC News ond. At 36, age has some­ Friday, June 29 3:00 Jack Klugman (right), .as Quincy, points to something 3 Sounding Board 12:00 (XCross-WIts (X The Gong Show 3 News DAYTIME MOVIES thing to do with the way 3 News he finds odd in a wrecked race car - a doubt that brands ® I Love Lum (X 3 Eight Is Enough (X 3 PoNoa Woman 3 Dick Cavett DAYTIME MOVIES the crash a possible homicide - in the “ Speed Trap'' dS Dr. Scott On Hebrews 3 3 Laugh-In B Movie "Call Northside 777" Cole looks now, as opposed 8:00 0 Best Of Bums And Allen 3:30 3 The Odd Couple 12:00 3 Kitty Today episode of NBC's “ Quincy” on Thursday, June . 3 Liars Club 3 3 Baseball (1948) James Stewart. Helen to the way he looked when (X 3 3 Baseball 11:30 28 @ Wonders Of The Sea 3 "The Mating Of Millie" WflIIrpr (X Cross-wns 12:30 0 The Long Search “The Mod Squad” went off 12:00 Movie "Chamber Of 4:00 7:29 (1948) Evelyn Keyes, Glenn Ford. 3 3 3Tonlght (X 3 Operation Petticoat (X ® Movie "Frenchman's 0 George Segal the air. He did also have a 3 "The Return 01 Monte Horrors" (1940) Lilli Paimer. 3 Six Million Dollar Man Gaily Numbers 3 The Rifleman B Movie "A Matter 01 _. 3 Creek " (1944) Joan Fontaine, 1:00 8:30 Crislo" (1946) Louis Hayward. Leslie Banks. B "The Milkman" (1951) Don­ 0 Captioned ABC News car accident that left his Barbara Britton. Innocence" (1968) Hayley Mills. 7:30 Arturo de Cordova. (X Good Times Trevor Howard. A homely, intro­ (X The Gong Show ald O'Connor, Jimmy Durante. 12:00 face scarred, but it hap­ ( X 3 S o a p (E P M Magazine 12:40 ® Marv Griffin 1:00 verted girl Is transformed into a (5) Hogan's Heroes (XILoveLucy pened during the run of the B Second City TV (X CBS Late Movie "Ruby 4:00 9:00 B "The Second Greatest beauty when she falls in love with B $100,000 Name That Tune QS Dr. Scott On Hebrews original series. With a Sex" (1956) Jeanne Crain. 3 3 3 Tonl^t Gentry " (1952) Jennifer Jones. B "The Tattered Dress" (X C B S Movie "Report To The a gigolo. 2 hrs. B Newlywed Game 3 Liars Club _ George Nader. 3 Movie "Mr. Molo Takes A ALL PRICES Charlton Heston. (1957) Jeff Chandler. Jeanne Commissioner" (1975) Michael longer haircut and more 3 1 3 DIff'rent Strokes 3 Dance Fever Vacation" (1939) Peter Lorre, SUBJECT TO CHANGE j Crain. Moriarty, Yaphet Kotto. 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Michael Caine. 649-0446 B Movie "'Midnight'" (1939) B Newlywed Game what year It was first on, 3 MyThrsaSons man discover that those feelings 8:30 6:30 1:50 3 G u n a m o k s 3 Baretta Don Ameche. Claudette Colbert. 3 3 Paul WKIIams Show lead to sudden and mysterious S ) Marv Griffin (X N aw s and how long it ran. — 0 Studio Ssa TAYLOR 3 N e w s (XILoveLucy death for the men involved. (R) 1:00 r (£ 3 Laveme & Shirley 0ThrseByFour B Bowling For Dollars 2:00 Marge- Barnes, Pleasant- 3 3 Rockford RIas 3 3 3 Midnight Special 0 Defusing Cancer's Time 3:30 10:30 6:30 BACARDI 3 3 3 NBC News 3 Donahue vUle, N.J. (XILoveLucy 0 The People's Caucus FLEISCHMANN’S Bomb 3 K l^ Today 3 0 O v e r E ^ BUfSOfRIley 1:30 CALIFORNIA CELLAR’S The trio of rookie cops Bowling For Dollars 0 Masterpiece Theatre 3 Adam -12 " 3 3 Starting Fresh 2:30 B (X News (Time Approximata) 9:00 3~ 3l3 3 3 1 N K f 10:00 RUM 4:00 3 Get Smart B N e w s first hit the airwaves on B Joe Franklin WINE WHISKEY (X C B S Movie "Submarine X- 6:55 00OverEesy (X 0 N a w a 1" (1969) James Caan. Rupert 3 Six Million Dollar Man 0 D lcfc Cavett Sept. 11, 1972. It went off 2:27 3 News 2:44 3 Adam-12 B New York Report QT. 80 Proof ROSE • BURGUNDY 1.75 L 90 Proof 10:45 (X Movla "Day Will Dawn" the air on July 6,1976. (X Movie "The Major And The 7:00 6:55 3 3 Eddie C a ^ Mystarlas CAHBLIS • RHINE 3 Red Sox Wrap-Up (1942) Deborah Kerr. Hugh 0 Masterpiece Theatre Minor" (1942) Raw Milland, REG. SPECIAL (X CBS News Williams. 3 N a w s Ginger Rogers. REG. 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Still o WASHING court order expired toda wide-bodied j the domestic grounded ind Page 8 - TV SPOTLIGHT The Feder 10 has been ac( Sweet Success Series and overreac 13 14 plane after ai DCIO crashei Hal Linden Views Show Biz From the Top nation’s wors 19 But FAA Langhorne By DAN LEWIS lighted for many years in the very lucrative “voice­ domestic flee ■ not return Hal Unden flew into New over” field. He was the 31 32 York to spend exactly 35 voice behind hundreds of 1 2 7 ' ^r P questions abo seconds in front of a cam­ commercials. 33 34 5 T mounting era for the Tony Awards “I used to triple, some­ maintenanc telecast, then got up bright times quadruple my stage 36 5 7 " resolved. and early the following income from those L European a morning and returned to commercials,” Linden DClOs to retu California. recalled. Eventually, the a few days c 45 46 iE This quick flight reveals voice-overs earned him a order. the new attitude that Hal six-figure income. TTie in­ 50 53“ E 55" Linden enjoys with the suc­ come allowed Linden to m S : n Grea cess of "Barney Miller.” advance his stage career 56 57 58" 59 He's not pressured to sup­ and be selective. gr WASHING) port his wife and children, Television beckoned and 7 routinely use or develop his career. He’s he made several pilots. may be helpii made it, and now there Then came ‘‘Barney ACROSS resistance the must be time to savor it - Miller.” That, too, was an 1.6 A Delta House regular, The — Shadow risk than can the wealth and the stardom uphill struggle. The critics’ shown Fitting The Office - with his wife, three endorsements were a large 13 TV Emmy — .Miss Stevens' blouse branch of Co daughters and son (rang­ plus in its early survival. 14 MASH's Radar s last letters that drugs ha^ ing in ages from 18 to 11). They cheered the series as name 39 TV game hosts, for for nearly 30; Linden wasn’t bothered a well-conceived, brightly 15 Akins' Initials short and prevent when a brief recollection of written and excellently 16 Miss Arden s Former name of Tokyo “seriously c his years on Broadway was performed series. It was a monogram Grassland Equine event Bread spread drugs’ effect cut at the last moment due comedy that didn’t insult disease treat: to time problems. Instead, one’s intelligence. All — the Family Droop he graciously presented Malay isthmus Comparative suffix But there n “The most gratifying Tepid dangerous ba the grand finale of the part,” Unden observed, — Louise Tonys - for Best Play. — West State lab.) resistant to “is that policemen like our Seminary lab.I .Miss Lawrence's linen multiplying "A few years back, when Hal Linden has achieved botli success and wealth show. We don’t insult as the star of ABC’s police-station comedy, Poem labels danger greati Barney Miller’ was just them. It’s funny - here’s a Spanish affirmative Donny and Marie getting off the ground, and “Barney Miller.” cancer, it sail police show that doesn’t Kind of tide TV show/character If it contin: every moment on the have shoot-outs, screech­ Bancroft and Baxter Diffrent — screen was precious, I ing tires, no fisticuffs. We Donny's partner Robert and Rex the problem ; might have been Does he have any input Kaye, Bobby Sherwood show a human side of Beatrice s former role lead to “larg bothered,” he noted. "But quantifiable t as far as scripts are con­ and Boyd Raeburn. He also police.” DOWN not now. I do this for cerned? sang in those bands. These days Unden feels tality in hum. Broadway, for the Tonys.” “Oh, I sometimes make Unden went on to study Barry and Klugnian 41 Monogram for Miss But cutting doubly secure: both Cognizant Eggar His new status and atti­ suggestions. They don’t at the American Theatre career- and money-wise. drugs could i tude are directly attributa­ Edith to Gloria 43 Brinkley or Steinberg prices, and th pay attention to them most Wing in New York after He proved his versatility, Anger 44 Eyes amorously ble to the endurance -of of the time,” he responded. being discharged from the especially last season decisions dif Kir\d of cheese 45 Genn's namesakes said. "Barney Miller,” which Up to this year. Linden Army>His long association when he starred in the film Another — 46 Formerly will go into its fifth full was still compelled by the with 'Broadway began “When You Cornin’ Back Turkish decree 48 — Sharif season (it began in mid­ desire to expand his when he understudied and Red Ryder?” Plus, he Winter month (ab.) 51 Also No Hi season in January, 1975) career. During hiatus peri­ eventually took over Sid­ hosted his own special, in Expire 52 Writing fluid next September. There ods, he made films. He also ney Chaplin’s ' role in which he sang and danced Chemical word ending 54 — Life to Live MINNEAPC may be some minor made frequent guest ap­ “Bells Are Ringing.” and played the clarinet. — Kazan 57 Masculine title (ab.) cold and calc changes, but if that is to be, pearances on the few vari­ ’There were many other' But now he doesn't want Since (Scot.) 59 Germanium (chem. ab.) men who m it will only be obvious to Good Morning. — ety shows, or musical spe­ musicals, culminating to work that hard. SOLUTION campaigns, ^ Unden when he shows up cials that played on the with his Tony-winning role “I’m taking it easy for Kind of moth ly is no place on the set. Sixty — networks. in “The Rothschilds” in the two-month hiatus,” Break sharply act. "They don’t tell me Until recently, it was 1971. Linden declared. “I was Small TV roles The Republ much,” meaning he has little known to the public But as the career grew given a number of scripts, Honey-maker mittee, opt little pre-production con­ that Unden is an accom­ on Broadway during those but none that I liked. ^ I Group for Doc Hardy business mee tact with the show’s cre­ plished musician. He made years, so did his fannily, turned them all down. I’m (ab.) ty’s nine anne ator and executive pro­ his entry into show busi­ and the money demand spending the summer - Nickname for Asner tive preside: ducer Danny Arnold. “I ness as a clarinetist with far exceeded the dollars he until we go back into pro­ Compass point public forum show up on the set, they such big bands of the earned on stage. duction (the middle of Wallace's watch showed up; fc hand me the script.” “swing era” as Sammy And so Linden moon­ July) - with the family.” inscription It probably 34 Exclamation 39 World (Fr.) that those whe 40 Group for Kotter candidates wi recognization Kids’ guests son of Illinois tor George TV Dial-ogue Cindy Williams, Jimmy Osmond, Tony Danza, It’s "be kind to your plant week" ^ Minnesota Gc WRONG BRIDE - I heard was the name of the old TV Richard Hatch, Quinn (M faim y fw x and Los Angel Fernadez. that Jeff Conaway (Bobby series that starred hus­ Cummings, Marvin Gaye, • Pots •Food "Soil "Sprayer on “Taxi” ) is going to band and wife, Ida Lupino Wolfman Jack and Bonnie Former Go\ marry Olivia Newton- and Howard Duff? It Franklin have signed to •Trellis • Watering Cans Calif., Senate John. Is this true? I wasn’t ‘“The TTiin Man,” appear on “Kids Are Peo­ Howard Bak thought she was already was it? - M.L. Bricker, ple Too” next season. now's the time to transplant former Gov. married? What’s the sto­ Hickory, N.C. The program, which fea­ your plant to a larger pot.... Texas and Se ry? - Karen Hefnerman, No, it wasn’t. Duff and tures interesting people Kansas all Tulsa, Ok. Lupino played “Mr. Ad­ from the worlds of art, speakers. The story is you got the ams and Eve,” in a series entertainment, sports and There was n wrong story. By the time that lasted a year and a literature, will introduce a Philip Crane: you read this, if all goes half in the late’50s. They new educational and enter­ according to plan, Cona­ played film stars Howard taining feature next sea­ Midea way will have married son. Actors playing histori­ Adams and Eve Drake, but Egyptian ar Rona Newton-John, many of the situations cal figures will give in­ Olivia’s sister, with whom sights into the lives and the milraelt of moiBltinUt | called their played in the show actually Palestinian he has been living. had happened to Lupino aspirations of the people dw^ownmandkeitw'. ADAM AND EVE - What Cindy WUliams who have made history. against a bac and Duff. strikes in sout sides said the get down to s The Israel Palestinian t Sunday were tion for a gue sion in Tel Av tion that kill transporting truck. The state-rc the Palest Organization s son was kill ar air attacks, v> wide are sout