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Mostly sunny today with high temperatures around 80. Fair tonight, lows in the 50s. Sunday iEanrljPHtpr iE becoming partly cloudy with a chance of showers developing. Highs 75 to 80. Probability of rain near A Family NEWSpaper Since 1881 zero today and 10 percent tonight. Northwesterly winds 10 to 15 mph today. Light variable winds Vol. XCVII, No. 231 Manchester, Conn., Saturday, July 1, 1978 Home delivered copy 15 cents tonight. National weather map on page 13. Newsstand copy 20 cents NRC stops work at Seabrook plant WASHINGTON (UPI) - The necessary to protect NRC’s freedom against construction of the plant and Nuclear Regulatory Commission to decide on alternatives to the last weekend more than 10,000 Friday ordered construction Seabrook site.” protestors opposed plant construc­ suspended on the Seabrook, N.H. The commission decided that the tion. nuclear power plant. New Hampshire Public Service Co., NRC commissioners Victor The 2-1 decision now leaves it up to the power plant’s builder, should con­ Gilinsky and Peter Bradford voted to the U.S. Environmental Protection sider only alternative sites in suspend the permit. “In choosing to Agency to decide if Seabrook’s northern New England. Some halt construction," they said, "we do cooling system satisfies environmen­ nuclear sites in southern New not minimize the burdens this im­ tal requirements. England originally had been dis­ poses on the applicant and the con­ A spokesman said, “Whether and cussed. struction workers on site. when the suspension should be lifted The anti-nuclear protestors issued "We find the effect on the con­ will depend upon such factors as the a statement saying: “We applaud the struction workers the factor decision rendered by the EPA ad­ members of the Nuclear Regulatory weighing most strongly against ministrator ... and the outcome or Commission and their decision to suspension of the permit. development of the NRC appeal suspend the construction license of “We can only say that the opposite board.” the Seabrook Nuclear Power Plant. course would cause greater harm About 250 anti-nuclear “We view this as a historic through failure to comply with the demonstrators who haye been con­ breakthrough for the entire anti­ law." ducting a 48-day sit-in, broke into nuclear movement in the country." Commissioner Richard T. Kennedy cheers when the decision was an­ The plant has been a controversial dissented, saying "the equities in this nounced. one since it was first proposed in ttie case lie in favor of allowing construc­ They had been waiting all day un­ early 1970s. tion to continue.” der the eyes of dozens of policemen Much of the debate has been over a The "Seabrook Natural Guard " — while the commission deliberated. plan to cool the radioactive nuclear main organizers of the demonstra­ A statement said: “The Nuclear reactor by pumping water out of the tion — had warned of civil dis­ Regulatory Commission by divided Atlantic Ocean around the reactor obedience actions if the com­ vote today ordered suspension of the core and back into the ocean. missioners gave the plant a go- construction permits for the Demonstrators have opposed the ahead. Police Thursday arrested 56 Seabrook nuclear power plant in New plant ever since Aug. 1, 1976. More demonstrators who staged a "die-in" Hampshire, effective at 6 p.m. July than 1,400 demonstrators were to dramatize the carnage a nuclear 21'. on the grounds that this action is arrested last year demonstrating accident might cause. Carter says hands Hied by intrusions’ WASHINGTON (UPI) - President Conference of the YMCA to describe Carter has objected in the past to Carter, upset with Congress and the his frustration with the legislative limits imposed on the White House Supreme Court, complained Friday and judicial branches of government. by Congress, particularly in the area that his hands “are tied by in­ Carter said the historical separa­ of foreign policy. trusions” from other branches of tion of the three branches of govern­ During the recent rebel invasion of government and warned that the ment has been “clouded considerably Zaire, which the administration separation of power has been in recent years, and particularly re­ claims included Cuban involvement. ,v- “clouded considerably.” cent months.” Carter told members of Congress he Carter did not cite specific in­ “The executive has to have the felt there .were excessive restraints 100th birthday party stances of intrusion on presidential right... to execute and carry out laws blocking him from reacting to the powers that have created what he of Congress, and to do it efficiently, " situation. Mrs. Nellie G. Johnson smiles during early Manchester, with her only child, Mrs. Robert called “a problem of mine,” but he cel.ebration of her 100th birthday, which is Carruthers, since 1962. She also has a grand­ he said. On Thursday, the House voted 244 r said the situation has grown worse in “More and more the hands of the to 140 to let either house of Congress today. Until recently, Mrs. Johnson spent her son and two great-grandchildren. Mrs. John­ the last few months. executive branch are tied by in­ veto HUD regulations dealing with time working on detailed crocheting and son didn’t want her picture taken at first, but His remarks appeared to have been trusions from other branches of housing and community develop­ needlepoint. Now she has confined herself to' once Herald photographer Reginald Pinto spurred in part by two developments government.” ment. writing letters to friends. She was born in came, she really began to enjoy it. Thursday — a Supreme Court ruling that stripped senior government of­ West Avon and has lived on Olcott Street, ficials of full immunity from damage suits, and a House vote to give Israelis protest Congress veto power over some regulations issu^ by the Depart­ Tentative accord set ment of Housing and Urban Develop­ « I ment. visit by Mondale Later Friday, after a ceremony JERUSALEM (UPI) - Vice Presi­ and cheered as the Mondales — the marking the assumption of duties by dent Walter F. Mondale ran into an vice president wearing a black Gen. David Jones as chairman of the skullcap and his wife and daughter in police union talks Joint Chiefs of Staff, C arter anti-American demonstration at the kerchiefs — bowed their heads at the scheduled a 10-day visit to Camp Wailing Wall Friday and was accused procedures. Any disagreement would result in by one government official of en­ shrine. By GREG PEARSON David', the presidential retreat in the The M ondales arrived in a ‘We’re close. I think we’ll have one at least one more bargaining .session Maryland mountains. dangering the “existence and Hbrald Reporter security” of Israel. limousine that flew neither the more meeting,’ Taylor said of the between the town and the union. The president chose a Rose Garden progress 'made in negotiations. The tentative package appears to Mondale, his wife Joan and Israeli nor U.S. flags. The United Representatives of the Town of welcoming ceremony for the 17th an­ States does not recognize the Israeli McCarthy met late Friday aftCT- represent s major breakthrough in daughter Eleanor, paid a personal Manchester and the Manchester nual National Youth Governors annexation of the Arab sector of Old noon with Police Chief Robert Lan- negotiations between the two parties. visit to the Wailing Wall, the holiest Police Union Local 1495 have agreed Jerusalem. to a preliminary contract proposal. nan to review the package. He said Negotiations in recent months had, shrine in Judaism which Israeli The proposal, however, still must be that the chief rais^ no major objec­ at times, been rocky. In fact, the Inside today forces captured in the 1967 Middle Jerusalem Mayor Teddy Kollek. approved by the union’s negotiating tions. negotiations started on a sour note East War. They inserted notes with who accompanied the vice president committee before it is voted on by McCarthy said that he will now ■ when McCarthy released the union’s Area towns ...... 9 the words “Shalom” (peace) in both and his family on their tour of old the town or the entire body of the un­ send a copy of the package to Taylor. first set of proposals to the press. Business...... 8 Hebrew and English in cracks in the Jerusalem, said afterwards that 2,000 year old stone wall. ion. Tm hopeful the material I send to This brought an angry reaction from Churches ...... 5 Mondale took the demonstration in him will be the basis of an the union. Classified...... 12-14 About two dozen placard-carrying stride. James Taylor, president of the un­ agreement,’ he said. A fact-finder had been appointed to Comics...... 15 demonstrators, shouting “go home," ion, m et 'Thursday with Charles and “no more Vietnam,” were Mondale's visit was surrounded by Taylor will present the entire try to help both sides reach a settle­ East Hartford__ ...... 9 the tightest security since the McCarthy, assistant town manager, package to the union’s negotiating ...... 2 among several hundred people at the ment. He has not yet been in touch Entertainment ... historic visit to Jerusalem last and Steven Werbner, personnel assis­ team. He hopes to do that within a ...... 7 flag-stoned plaza facing the wall. with the town, though, McCarthy Food...... November by Egyptian President tant.. Both sides said that they few days of receipt of the proposal. Manchester...... 3, 6. 8, 12 They carried signs which read: said. Both sides m et Thursday to Anwar Sadat. A bomb went off in an prepared a contract proposal that in­ if the negotiating committee raises continue negotiations. Opinion...... 4 “Pressure Won’t work,” and “Sadat cludes all areas — both economic and ...... 10-11 does not budge — but the U.S. open market in the Holy City, killing no objections, the proposal could be Neither side would release infor­ S ^ r t s ...... two'Israelis, on the eve of Mondale's non-economic— that have been men­ mation about the details of the ...... Weekend pressures Israel.” presented to the entire union for a Television ...... arrival. tioned during negotiation vote. / proposed contract package. The rest of the crowd applauded Explosion of truck Your neighbors’ views: What’s the best part of summer? rocks Wa:ll Street NEW YORK (UPI) - A “Mister shattered metal bits, but officials Softee’’ ice cream truck exploded said his wounds were not serious. among lunchtime crowds in the Wall The force of the blast reduced the Street area Fi'iday, injuring more ' truck to a melted, twisted wreck and than 130 persons in a terrifying hail forced at least one car off the road, of smashed glass and shrapnel-like searing its paint with a fireball. steel. The truck blew up at 1:49 p.m. at -f -.■SI Police said it would take two days the intersection of Nassau and Fulton of analyzing the debris to determine Streets, just a few blocks from City the. cause of the explosion. But oL Hall and the city’s financial district fleers said two possibilities were a in Lower Manhattan. ■ bomb or a faulty refrigerator com­ Hundreds of pedestrians on the pressor in the back of the truck. sidewalks, enjoying the bright A Manhattan hospitals reported summer day, were thrown to the Wendy Elmer Erin James Clirisloplier Silver Tim Parker treating 132 persons for injuries in ground by the force of the explosion, Megan Clancy the blast. At least 16 were listed in Hill St., Manchester — “Swim­ which sprayed the area shards of Megan Clancy, 167 Highland bike riding and playing at the Melissa Siiiiili, 141 Strawberry critical condition. ’There were no ming and hiking.” glass. - St., Manchester — “Swimming.” playgrounds.” Lane, Manchester — “Swim­ reports of deaths. Puddles of blood and dozens of Erin James, 25 Huntington St., ming.” Tim Parker, 15 Walker St., ’The 23-year-old driver of the ice women’s shoes lay in the wide Wendy Elmer, 67 Wadsworth Manchester — “Swimming and Manchester — “Not having to do cream truck, Lee Balter, underwent avenue, a major traffic artery In St., Manchester — “Swimming, bike riding." Christopher Silver, 125 Cooper homework.” an operation at Beekman to remove Lower Manhattan.

-y PAGE TWO - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchestef, Conn., Sat.. July 1,1878 5WyCHBSTEft EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Sat., Julv I, 1978 — PAGE THREE Forum of the arts Flushing mains to continue Loral singer in ‘Kate’ Art events Tuesday at 7 p.m. in BuL^ttsU Park, That’s entertainment The 1‘own of Manchester Water Department will be If water appears discolored, the homeowner should try Nancy Johnson of Manchester will • The Connecticut Academy of Hartford. Richard Hajnnan will, con­ By Allen M. WIdem doing water work next week that may. affect the to avoid using it until it clears. star in the title role of Cole Porter’s Fine Arts has awarded the Dunham duct. This concert is made ponible appearance of water in certain parts of town. If sediment does get into a home’s hot water tank, the musical, “Kiss Me, Kate," beginning Prize to Gregory Ryan of Rockville by a grant from United Technologies Hydrant flushing will be done in Manchester from homeowner should wait until the Water clears and then Thursday in the University of Hart­ for his work titled "Tomatoes.” His Corp. Rain date, July 5 at the same Shallowbrook Lane north on Sduth Main Street to Spring open the faucet at the bottom of the tank to drain the ford's Hartt Opera-Theater, 200 work can be seen with those of other time. The program will include show Street and east from South Main Street to Gardner collected material, which will settle at the bottom. Bloomfield Ave., West Hartford. She winners of the 68th annual Exhibition tunes and a performance of *%MI Street. If a load of wash is done during the period of discolorei sings “Wunderbar” with Paul at the Wadsworth Atheneum in Hart­ Tchaikowsky’s “1812 Overture.” The Flushing also will be done in Glastonbury from Hebron water, the load should be done again after the water Chamlin who plays Ms. Johnson’s ex- ford, now through July 7. second Hartford Symphony outdoor husband'in the operetta. “Pops” concert in Bushnell Park will Avenue to Manchester Road and north to Indian Hill clears. Four ounces of cream of tartar should be added to • A two-man show of sculpture by Television shows self-doubt Trail. “Kiss Me, Kate," will be staged Robert Lucas and Malcolm Cochrah be Aug. 12'. help clean any discoloration of the clothing. weekly Thursday through Sunday in • The first Boston Symphony A fire flow test, to determine the availability of water If prolonged reduced pressure or discoloration exists, is on display at the University of Television, for all of Its evident, repertory with Stephen Sondheim’s Orchestra concert at Tanglewood, headliner^ Gail Belyea, who heads this fall; she is touring the summer for fire fighting, will be done Thursday from 9:30 to 10:30 please contact the department at 649-5281, ext. 251. Connecticut’s Jorgensen Auditorium enormous success as a major factor a.m. on Progress Drive. The following streets may be “ A Little Night Music" opening July Lenox, Mass., this summer will be the new firm, has long-range plans of theatre “circuit” with the new Gallery in Storrs now through July in American entertainment, has mo­ affected by reduced pressure and possible water dis­ 13 for a 20-performance run exten­ Friday at 9 p.m. when Seiji Oazaw converting the balcony of the 1,566- Terence McNally comedy, 20. There will be a public reception ment of self-doubt, too. coloration; Cushman, and Scott drives, Kennedy and ding through Aug. 6. There will be conducts the orchestra and chorus in seat theatre to a cabaret, with tables “Broadway, Broadway;” in prelude for the artists July 9 from 3 to 5 p.m. Gene F. Jankowski, president of ■ Colonial roads and Parker and Woodbfidge streets. two matinee performances in the in the gallery. The Jorgensen gallery a performance of Brahms’ "German and chairs ... The 1978 Connecticut to Main Stem premiere. James ( ^ o schedule — “Kiss Me, Kate" on July Requiem.” the CBS Broadcast Group, told the fair season Is to contain at least 25 co-stars ... Mickey Mouse, marking The department has installed a check valve lor is open free to the public during the annual meeting of the Broadcast Progress Drive and wants to measure the effect of this ATTENTION 20, and “A Little Night Music" on summer from noon to 5 p.m. Monday schedules; Heraldland area fairs will his 50th birthday in November, will July 27, both at 2;30 p.m. Promotion Association in St. Paui, include Hebron, Harvest Fair, Sept. be first animated personality to be improvement. through Friday, and 45 minutes prior As in the past, Boston Symphony Minn., the other day: to performances of the Nutmeg concerts will take place Friday 7-19; Rockville, Tolland County 4-H honored with a star in Hollywood’s GREATER HARTFORD "It seems that hardly a day passes Fair, Aug. 18-20; Somers, Four Town Walk of Fame. Nearly 1,700 sidewalk Theater events Summer Playhouse in Harriet S. evenings at 9, preceded this season without television being blamed for Jorgensen Theater. by prelude concerts devoted to the Fair, Sept. 15-17; South Windsor, stars have already been dedicated CARLE TV SURSCRIRERS • The Nutmeg Summer Playhouse f illiteracy, for crime in the streets, • The “Cafe on the Mall,” the music of Schubert in recognition of Wapping Fair, S ^ t. 8-10; Windsor along Hollywood Boulevard by the at the University of Connecticut is for com blight and the common cold Wadsworth Atheneum’s outdoor the 150th anniversary of his death; on Locks, Hartford County 4-H Fair, Chamber of Commerce. Road work suspended showing “Annie Get Your Gun" in ... For millions of Americans at and Aug. 25-27. Additional information;- Due to the cancellation by our supplier, The the Harriet S. Jorgensen Theater restaurant in Hartford, is open for Saturday evenings at 8:30 and Sunday below the poverty level radio and All in a lifetime Satellite Distribution Network, the remaining 25 regular weekday luncheons afternoons at 2:30. Assn.' of Connecticut Fairs, Carl H. now through July 8. Edward Albee’s television are their only sources of Bernhardt Jr., secretary-treasurer, Groucho Marx once told of an inci­ With the approach of the Fourth of July weekend, one Yankee ball games will not be cablecast, as Pulitzer Prize-winning comedy, throughout the summer. It is located The Thursday evening recitals will entertainment. There are millions dent involving a policeman in New of the busiest travel periods of the year, state Transpor­ previously announced. on the Alfred E. Burr Mall, between 424 Cedar Lane, Cheshire 06410; 1- "Seascape,” opens July 11 and will be performed in the Theater Concert more in our population who turn to York. The law-and-order man asked tation Commissioner James F. Shugrue has announced the museum and City Hall on Main Hall at 8r30. 272-4630 ... Hampton. Beach, N.H., be staged nightly through July 22, television for rest and relaxation. the comedian to pull his car over to toat construction and maintenance activities which could Kay Koplovltz, Manager of The Satellite Distribu­ Street. Tables surround the famous Boston Symphony rehearsals wants it known that “Summer Better except July 17, at 8;15 p.m. They don’t want to be lectured. They the curb. interfere with normal traffic operation on major tion Network said, “It Is regretable that on the day bright orange “Stegosaurus” by Saturdays at 10:30 a.m. are open to Others.” We spotted the words on a “Seascape" will feature in its cast want to be informed and enter­ “You’re Groucho Marx, aren’t highways will be suspended through the holiday weekend of our national debut, the Yankee organization Alexander Calder. Weather permit­ the public for a small admission car bumper sticker. And, yes, the car John Herr, the Nutmeg’s artistic tained.” you?” asked the officer. Marx including next Wednesday. requested us not to proceed with the full schedule ting, the cafe is open Monday through charge. had New Hampshire registration director and recently a performer in The fact that a top network official plates. agreed that he was. “We want to make it as safe and convenient as we can this season. However, the first game was very well Friday from 11:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. For The annual Tanglewood-on-Parade Neil Simon’s “The Good Doctor” by has given thought dlong these lines is Answers to queries " I’ve got an important question to for the motorists traveling on Connecticut highways received by cable subscribers and we hope the the Little Theatre of Manchester. further information, call 278-2670, celebration will be Friday, Aug. 25, encouraging indeed, auguring well ask you,” the policeman continued. during this period,” said Shugrue. results will be encouraging to major league (486-4025.) extension 204. and the special Pops-at-Tanglewood into the future. Write Woody Allen care of 930 “Why aren’t there more Laurel and Learning tricks of industrial trade At the same time, Shugrue urged motorists to comply baseball tor future events." • Lynn Redgrave and Penny Fuller concert with Arthur Fielder is Fifth Ave., New York, N.Y. 10021... Hardy movies?” with the M mph speed limit while driving on state scheduled for Aug. 1. This, too, is happening will head the cast in the American Music events Geraldine Page will be on Broadway Recent high school graduates are learning ford. The two students are watching a highways. Greater Hartford Cable TV sincerely regrets this Peter Gervais, formerly manager Shakespeare Theatre’s production of • The Tokyo String (Juartet will the tricks of the industrial trade at a new demonstration of a horizontal milling “This is the best way to observe a safe Fourth of July decision by the Yankee front office. of the Cinema City 1-2-3-4, Hartford, "Twelfth Night’’ which opens present an all-Mozart concert Friday At the Band Shell weekend,” he said. “Traveling at that rate of speed is one has joined Redstone Theatres as machine shop course at Howell Cheney machine. The new program is funded by Wednesday in Stratford and runs at 8:30 p.m. in the Music Shed, Nor­ of the surest ways to avoid accidents and to conserve The Manchester Bicentennial Band house manager, under managing Regional Vocational Technical School. From Hamilton Standard Division of United CCC Greater Hartford CATV through Aug. 6. (375-5000) folk, Conn. The quartet’s final energy. I cannot stress too strongly the need to drive , . Shell has already begun a season of director Larry Thompson, at East left are Edward Jaworski of 66 Linnmore Technologies which has offered jobs to those 801 Parker St., Manchester • Gorgeous dancers, a multiple appearance at the Music Shed th is, special events which continues safely.” Hartford’s Showcase Cinemas 1-2-3- 646-6400 wedding, Indian dances, cowboys, season will be July 21 when they play Tuesday, July 11, at 7:30 p.m with a Fiedler will draw crowd Drive, Richard Corentin of Columbia, a who complete the special summer course at In addition, Shugrue urged motorists to allow singers and humor are combined in works of Haydn, Bartok and Brahms. 4-5-6 ... Erwin (“Win” ) Needles has teacher at the Windham Technical Cheney Tech. This is the first such program themselves ample time for their trips, to use safety belts concert by the First Company Gover­ left WXLS-FM, Willimantic, to join the first major revival of (542-5537) man says the MDC is afraid the and most importantly, to guard against alcohol abuse. nor’s Foot Guard Band. sales staff at WTIC-Radio, Hartford; BOSTON (UPI) — When 83-year- Progressive Institute and a summer teacher in the state. (Herald photo by Pinto)* “Whoopee,” a musical comedy, • The Yale Band’s Sousa Band con­ Succeeding Band Shell events in­ his latp dad, Henry, was long time old Arthur Fiedler ascends to the crowd will get too loud and unruly, at Cheney Tech, and Mark Junius of Hart­ which is in production at the cert will be both seen and heard Mon­ clude the Tex Pavel Western district manager, then-Waraer Bros. podium to conduct his 50th July 4 con­ thereby detracting from what should Goodspeed Opera House in East Had- day and Tuesday with radio broad­ Program, July 18; Johnny Prytko cert, it will be only the middle of a be a dignified occasion. dam. casts Monday and a simulcast radio- Theatres (properties included Polka Night, Aug. 1; Blue Grass Manchester’s State and Circle long day for Boston officials, who “We were developing two separate Charles Repole plays the role TV transmission on July 4. crowds,” said Goldman. “ One for Concert, Aug. 5; Summer Pops Theatres) ... A play-on-words: The will start setting up for the festivities created by Eddie Cantor in the On the Connecticut Public Radio fireworks, and one for Fiedler. This Concert, Aug, 19; Mickey Fendell Cape Cinema, Dennis, Mass., calls in the early morning. Ziegfeld production and in the 1930 network of WPBH-FM, 90.5 FM, the and his Dixieland Band, Aug. 29; 76th The Metropolitan District Comis­ year, particularly, with it being the film version made by Samuel Sousa concert will be aired at 2 p.m. itself, "The Most Beautiful Small Camp ends first week Division Band, Sept. 10; 102nd Cinema in America.” sion, which runs the Charles River 50th anniversary of the concert, we Goldwyn. (875-8664) on Monday. On Tuesday at 10 p.m., Connecticut National Guard Band, Esplanade on which the concert is wanted it to be totally committed to SATURDAY-SUNDAY-MONDAY • The Berkshire Theatre Festival the program will be repeated on the Sept. 17; Sphinx Temple Shrine Dateline, Connecticut held, must contend with preparing Arthur Fiedler. in Stockbridge, Mass., is presenting a Public Radio network so that Summer shoreline visitors will find Band, Sept. 24. All concerts are free. for a crowd which swells every year “There will be fewer people, and it Camp Kennedy of Manchester has Flavell, Leslie Tierney, Bill Peschke, program of entertainment for adults Connecticut audiences can hear the something added to the New London Most concerts are 7:30 p.m. the event is held. will be a family o rien t^ crowd,” he successfully completed its first week of Tom Lappen and Karen Savino. and children this summer. At the music over their radios while entertainment scene: The Garde This year, alarmed about the in­ said. the summer. Over 40 teen-age volunteers Camp Kennedy would like to thank the Berkshire Playhouse, the musical, watching the concert on television. Theatre Co. Ltd., which has taken creasing number of patrons, the However, the 1812 Overture, com­ participated as counselors for the han- following merchants and clubs for “Let 'em Eat Cake” is in production • Carillonneurs from the United Players needed over the long-closed Garde Theatre MDC decided fireworks would not be plete with cannons and bells, will still dlcapp^ campers. Special. events in­ donations: Arthur’s Drug Store for Dixie now through July 9; in the Unicorn States and Europe will provide mid­ Rehearsals will begin soon for the with a “mix” of theatre and musical included. Spokesman Richard Gold- be performed. - _ ■ cluded a scavenger bunt and a visit from cups and dispenser; Woodland Gardens Pre-Holiday Sale! Theatre, Richard Peaslee's “Four week entertainment this summer as Summer Wind Ensemble and Years hfter the Revolution” plays Trinity College in Hartford presents Summer Pops Orchestra concerts. the Mary Cheney Library Bookmobile. for flowefs and garden seeds, and East Teen-agers interested School for milk and orange Sat. 9:00am-9:30pm — Sun. llam -5pm —Mon.10am-9:30pm Tuesday through July 22; and in the its 29th annual series of Plumb Anyone who can play band music in working at Catholic High Camp Kennedy may apply from 9 a.m. to 3 drinks. Proposition .Theatre, "The Memorial Carillon concerts. on the high school level is eligible to Theater schedule p.m. Monday through Friday at the camp. . Presently Camp Kennedy is seeking a Closed Tuesday, July 4th Proposition” opens Thursday and The concerts will be held on the play with the Wind Ensemble. For Volunteers recently accepted ait: Patl '^tecord player. Donations are always continues through Aug. 27. The show college’s quadrangle every the orchestra, those eligible include Saturday . UA Theater 1 — ‘ 'The Cheap “The Spy Who Loved Me,” UA Theater 2 - . “The End,” Duff, Gwen Duff, Jill Tarbos, Ste Thamp- any questions or is an evening of spontaneous songs, Wednesday evening now through anyone who can play simple concert Detective,” 2:00-3:50-5:40- (PG) starts at Dusk; “The wcfcnnie. If anyone has E. Hartford Drlve-ln — 2:30-5:00-7:15-9:30 son, Kathy Foye, Norecn Carrten, PM do—4iona they may call the camp at 646- operas, sketches, and musical, all Aug. 23. There is no admission music in the string section. Those in 7:45-9:45 Man With the Golden Gun,” UA Theater 3 — "The h e r e a r e j u s t a f e w A r “The Spy Who Loved Me,” UA Theater 2— "The End,” (PG) Adams, Janet Stepbeoa, Lari liH it. flU . improvised on-the-spot. For children, charge. Guests are invited to bring winds and percussion will be selected (PG) starts at Dusk; “The Jungle Book and Sign of the National Marionette Theatre picnic suppers, lawn chairs and from the ranks of the Wind Ensemble 2:30-5:00-7:15-9:30 East Windsor Drive-In — Zorro,” 2:00-4:30-7:00-9:10 Martha Ramey, Gregg KaM, MM mat H ftSSA ag wr ^ e x c i t i n g Man With the Golden Gun,” UA Theater 3 - "The “Close Encounters of the pi^sents “Circus” July 14, (413-298- blankets to the campus. Afterward, or by audition. Auditions for (PG) Vernon Cine 1 — “Saturday Jungle Book and Sign of Third Kind,” (PG) starts at h o lid a y VALUES! 5576) free guided tours of Trinity’s Gothic woodwinds and brass will be held at E. Windsor Drive-In — Night Fever,” 2:00-4:15-7:30- Zorro,” 2:004r30-7:00-9:10 Dusk; “ You Light Up My 9:30 • Tonight is the final performance chapel will be available. the Manchester Community College “ Close Encounters of the Vernon Cine 1 — “Saturday Life,” (PG) by Summerstage at Trinity College Guest carillonneur for July 5 will music room Monday and Tuesday, Third Kind,” (PG) starts at Vernon Cine 2— "The Good­ Night Fever,” 2:00-7:30-9:30 Manchester Drive-In — bye Girl,” 1:10-3:10-5:10-7:10- in Hartford of “Scapino!” from July be George Matthew Jr., carillonneur July 17 and 18, at 8 p.m. Bring your Dusk; “ You Light Up My “Jesus Christ Superstar,” SAVE Vernon Cine 2 — “The Good­ 9:10 AN own music. Life,” (PG) 8:35; “American Graffiti,” 12 to July 22, Summerstage will pre­ at the First Presbyterian Church, bye Girl,” 2:00-7:10-9:10 extra OUR sent “A Shot in theXJark,” adapted Stamford. Rehearsals for the Wind Ensemble Manchester Drive-In — 10:30; “Last Remake of Beau LOTTBOrDRAMSNCS - 40% O FFsORIG.* by Harry Kurnitz. (524-1471) Four concerts of chamber music will be held July 13, 20,27 and Aug. 3 “Jesus Christ Superstar,” Geste,” 12:20 ^ Jennite J-16 prices 8:35; “American Graffiti,” Sunday UA Theater 1 — “The Cheap • The Tony Award winning will be presented at 6 p.m. in the from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. in the MCC 10:30; “Last Remake of Beau MOVE TO w vrr CHANNELED* Driveway musical, “The Wiz,” plays Bushnell Trinity Chapel preceding the carillon music room, with a concert in the Detective,” 2:00-3:50-5:40- Geste,” 12:20 E. Hartford Drive-In — concerts throughout July. Band Shell Aug. 6 at 6:30 p.m. 7:45-9:45 STORTINCJUiyiSt Memorial Hall in Hartford July 7, 8 Sealer OurOrig.*Our Oriv • ^ o n M — . and 9 for two matinee and three • Bobby Short, pianist, will per­ Rehearsals for the Summer Pops starting on Saturday, July 1st, the 'me weekly Money Tree drawings Manchaatar Evaning HaraM 9-99 to 29.99 ...... evening performances. (246-6807) form an evening of music by George Orchestra are July 25, Aug. 1, 8 and live Dally Numbers drawings will be will be held each week on wvit Chan­ ^PyOsGal.Pail I UiO/lli S( ni'M'w! ihn seen Monday through Saturday on nel 30 at 5:30 PM starting Thursday, • The Coachli^ht Dinner Theatre in Gershwin at the Berkshire Theatre 15 with a concert in the Band Shell Pubiiiiwi n«y mning mmit STARTS Wcftails.'^^ fnodels. some with East Windsor winds up its run of the Festival in Stockbridge, Mass., Aug, 19 at 6:30 p.m. Rehearsals are 'a r S S X f S 's ’S f ir AT WVIT, Channel 30 at7:29 PM. 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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Sat., July 1, 1978 — -PAGE FIVE PAGE FOUR - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn.. S a t. July 1. iW8 AREA CHURCHES LOCAL CHURCHES IT’S YOUR OPINION i Summer job help at Youth Services COVENTRY PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH OF SAINT BERNARD, CHURCH, Nathan Hale School Road. 31. Rockville. Rev. John J. White, pastor. I lie Suliiniii) o|Hiiimi pa^e is open In all reuilers of GOSPEL HALL, Center St. NORTH UNITED METHODIST Rev! Dr. Richard W. Gray, pastor. Sunday masses: 7:00, 8:30, 10:00 and I lie llerahl. W e solieil your opinions on lopies of inleresi I By JOY VAN CI^EEF attempts to find part-time jobs of all 10 a.m., Breaking, bread; 11:45 a.m.. CHURCH, 300 Parker St. Rev. Earle R. training' a teen-ager for future tion'tor the work of anothdr organiza-. 9:30 a.m.. Worship; 11 a.m., Sunday 11:30 a.m. lo Ihe eoniiniinily. Is it eiliiealion? Vilniiiiislraliony sorts for the under-16-age group. {Sunday School; 7 p.m.. Gospel meeting. Custer, pastor. 70 Garth Road employment. It also helps him make School; 7:30 p.m., Bible Study at par­ FAITH LUTHERAN CHURCH Uiir>ine!*s? Keerealion? Polities? tion just down the street from Youth FULL GOSPEL INTERDENOMI­ 9 a.m.. Worship Service, James When Sam Clark, executive direc* Minimum wage requirements do not sonage oh Comwail Dr. (LUTHERAN CHURCH IN I he purpose is lo present u eross*seelioii of eoni* wise vocational choices. Services — Foot Prints Community NATIONAL CHURCH, 745 Main St.Rev. Harvey, speaker "The Man Is You.” apply, and the work must be short­ FIRST ASSEMBLIES OF COD, 763 AMERICA), 1120 Silver lane. East Hart­ niiinit> opinion on a Hiile \ariel> of suhjeels. ::j tor of the Connecticut Child Welfare And finally — and this Is perhaps, Art Center. Foot Prints, all three Philip Saunders, minister. Nursery ftr children 5 years and Oak St., East Hartford. Rev. Raith F. ford. Rev. Paul E. Henry Jr., (iastor. W e ask that you limit your Hrilinu lo no more than Association, addressed the seminar term or steady. All arrangements the most important consideration of agreed, is\ a place where everyone , 10:30 a.m., Ih'aise, Worship Service younger. Coffee Fellowship following .‘>00 >Mirils. iloiihle spaeeih ami semi llieiii lo: Jelley, pastor. 9:30 a.m., Sunday Church School; 1 and Bible study fpr all ages; 7 p.m.. iji on youth sponsored by the are worked out directly between all — is the good effect employment who goes there Is made to feel 'a service. IT S VOl H OPIMO.X employer and employee. 10 a.m.. Church School; 11 a.m.. Mor­ a.m.. Church Service, Nursery provided. Deliverance Service. Maneliesler Keening llerahl I Manchester Community Service can have on a young person's self- welcome, accepted, and appreciated. ning Worship; 7 p.m.. Evening Service. ST. PETER’S EPISCOPAL Fourth, the Youth Employment FAITH BAPTIST CHURCH, Orange SOUTH UNITED METHODIST llerahl Sipiare Coucnil May 2, he stressed four areas image. Working makes him feel he The Warm personalities of the highly UNITED CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, Route 85, Hebron, Rev. Hail 72 E. Center St. Rev. James . CHURCH, 1226 Main St. George W. Maneliesler, (.oiin. 06010 Training Program (YETP), provides of services to young people, in which can do.something useful, and get paid skilled staff and the flexible CHURCH, UNITED CHURCH OF William Persing, rector. Beliasov, pastor. Webb, pastor. federal funding to hire youth, through CHRIST, Toiiand. Rev. Donald G. 10 a.m.. Worship Service; registration needs can be met only through com- for it. He develops skills. He is given programming, which offers a great 9:30 a.m., Sunday School; 10:30 a.m.. 8 a.m.. Communion Service; 10 a.m.. •' munity coordination of effort. the school system; 18-20 placements Miller,- minister. for Sunday School classes after service Worship Service; 7 p.m.. Evening Ser­ Pastor Pehrson preaching sermon: responsibility, and wins social ap-’ variety of activities, provide an ideal 9:30 and 11 a.m.. Worship Service and for age 4 through Grade 8. Classes begin vice. These areas are housing, justice, are available year-round. “Liberty and Liberation” ; 7:30 p.m.. proval if he discharges it successful­ climate in which to help youngsters Church School: 7 to 8:30 p.m.. Pilgrim Sept. 18. CHURCH OF THE ASSSUMPTION, Praise and Teaching Service. Fifth, another program in which health care, and employment. ly. Under fortunate conditions, he find themselves. Fellowship. FIRST CONGREGATIONAL Adams Street at Thompson Road. Rev. the Chamber of Commerce is helpful, ST. MARY’S CHURCH, Route 31, , With summer vacation just begin­ may make new friends and have new A ★ ★ CHURCH, 837 Main St. (comer of Conn. Edward S. Pepin, pastor. .ST. MARY’S EPISCOPAL CHURCH, ning, it is the problem of finding jobs the Cooperative Occupational experiences which broaden his Coventry. Rev. F. Bernard Miller, Blvd.), East Hartford. Rev. William E. Saturday Masses at 5 and 7:30 p.m.; Park and Church streets. Rev. Stephen Project Open Door has arranged pastor. Rev. Paul F. Ramen. for young people, which assumes top Experience Program (COEP), in Flynn, minister. Rev. Carl T. Holt, .Sunday Masses at 7:30, 9,10:30 and 11:45 K. Jacobson, rector; Rev. Barbara F. Phase-in benefits horizon and'motivate him to keep on for some children to take courses at Saturday Masses at 5:15 p.m.; Sunday associate minister. a.m. which students are supervised by the West, assistant to the.i;ector; Rev. Alan priority. Manchester is fortunate in learning and growing. Even when his Masses at 7:30, 9:30 and 10:45 a.m. Foot Prints, to develop creative 10 a.m.. Worship Service, Church CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF J. Broadhead, assistant to the rector. having already set up a number of school system in jobs related to their ST. MATTHEW’S CHURCH, Tolland particular task is humble, a well- skills and interests. Others have been School, child care; 11 a.m.. Coffee Hour; LATTER-DAY SAINTS, Woodside 7:30 a.m.. Holy Eucharist, Rite I, with programs to do this. They are im­ study programs, for which they Rev. Francis J. O’Keefe, pastor. most homeowners supervised worker may feel pride in hired (with DSO funds) to work ; 6 p.m.. Youth Choir; 7 p.m.. Pilgrim Street & Hillstown Road. Wendel K. homily by Father Jacobson; 10 a m., plemented through the cooperation of receive both pay (from local Saturday Masses at 5 and 7 p.m.; Sun­ Youth Fellowship, Junior High Youth Walton, bishop. being related to an important there. Several have volunteered to Holy Eucharist, Rite I, with sermon by the school Guidance Department and employers) and course credit. day Masses at 8:30,10:30 and.11:45 a.m. Fellowship. 8:30 a.m.. Priesthood; 9:30 a.m.. Father Jacobson. organization, business, or public ser­ work at the center in exchange for MESSIAH EVANGELICAL AVERY ST. CHRISTIAN This past February, Manchester the mill rate, even though the in­ the Chamber of Commerce with Sixth, now getting under way. Seminary; 10:30 a.m., Sunday School; 5 CHURCH OF CHRIST, Lydall and vice — being part of the “team.” being allowed to take classes. In all LUTHERAN CHURCH, (Wisconsin REFORMED CHURCH, 661 Avery p.m.. Sacrament Service. completed its first re-evaluation of flationary cost of living threatens to Youth Services. Summer Activities in Manchester, Vernon streets. Eugene Brewer, ★ ★ ★ cases, the experience has been a Synod), 300 Buckland Rd., ^ u th Windsor. St., South Windsor. minister. real estate for tax assessement pur­ force an increase each year in the well-known as SAM. SAM puts on a About a 150 boys and girls have .Another kind of employment ser­ good one for the young person in­ 9 a.m., Sunday School; 10 a.m.. 10 a.m.. Morning Worship; 7 p.m.. 9 a.m., Bible Classes; 10 a m., poses since October 1966. Because of cost of running our town government. summer recreation program during Worship &rvice. Evening Worship; No Sunday School. recently applied for employment at vice functions in Manchester — this volved. ST. JAMES CHURCH. Rev. James Worship, sermon.by Lorenzo Collins; 6 certain drastic consequences which For example, our recently adopted the vacation months, under the CRYSTAL LAKE COMMUNITY BOLTON UNITED METHODIST-t the Youth Service Center, where they one geared to the needs of children Archambault and Rev. Francis p.m., Worship, sermon by Leon Ridings. seemed likely to result from putting general fund budget increased ap­ may be referred to one of six guidance of Alan Girelli, and UNITED MEtHODlST CHURCH, CHURCH, 1040 Boston Turnpike. Rev. SECOND CONGREGATIONAL who are off to a bad start, and have Ellington. Dr. James W. Knorr, pastor. Krukowski, co-pastors; Rt. Rev. Msgr. that re-evaluation into full effect all proximately 7.1 percent over the generates a number of job oppor­ CHURCH, UNITED CHURCH OF programs now in operation. been in trouble at home, in school, or The important thing is that, 10:15 a.m.. Coffee hour; 11 a.m.. 11 a.m.. Worship device; 10 a.m.. Edward J. Reardon, pastor emeritus. at once, the To.wn Board of Directors preceding year’s general fund budget ★ ★ ★ tunities, for which hiring is super­ Saturday Masses at 5 and 7:30 p.m.; CHRIST, 385 N. Main St. Rev. Dr. James in the community. It is part of the whether he is wielding a paint brush Worship Service, Sunday School. Church School. D. MacLauchlin, pastor. voted to utilize an option under state (which compares quite closely with vised by Alan Mason, director of RELIGIOUS SOCIETY OF CHURCH OF ST. MAURICE, 32 Sunday Masses at 7:30, 9, 10:30 a.m., Robert Digan, director of youth process of helping them achieve the or a scrubbing brush, exerting noon, and 5 p.m. 10 a.m., Union service with Center law to phase-in that re-evaluation FRIENDS (QUAKERS), Hartford Hebron Road, Bolton. Rev. Robert W. the 6.8 percent inflationary rate for services, describes these programs human services. sort of stability they need to break himself at the barre or with a broom, SALVATION ARMY, 661 Main St. Congregational Church at Second Church, over a five-year period. local government spending across Further information about any of Friends Meeting House, 144 S. Q u^er Cronin, pastor. the Rev. Dr. MacLauchlin will preach, as follows: out of the bad patterns in which they the youngster at Foot Prints is part Lane, West Hartford. Saturday vigil Mass at 5 p.m.; Sunday Capt. and Mrs. Arthur Carlson, corps of­ Certain misunderstandings by the country). 'Vet, at the same time, First, with the help of Jim the above can be obtained from the of an environment where he receives ficers. sermon: “The Joy and The Cost of are trapped. Careful and expert to a.m.. Meeting for Worship. Masses at 7:30, 9:15 and 11 a.m. Freedom!” Scripture: Hebrews 12:12-17, many of our taxpayers about that because of the assessment phase-in, Breitenfeld of the Chamber of Youth Services office in the base­ individual attention and support, PRINCE OF PEACE LUTHERAN ST. JOHN’S EPISCOPAL CHURCH, 9:30 a.m., Sunday School; 10:45 a.m., guidance is needed to steer them in Holiness Meeting; 6 p.m., Open-Air service of the Lord’s Supper, child care phase-in prografn prompt me to our general fund mill rate decreased Commerce, an attempt is made to ment of Lincoln Center. CHURCH, Route 31 and North River Route 30, Vernon. Rev. Robert H.Wellner, the direction of well-adjusted develops self-confidence, and learns Meeting; 7 p.m., Salvation Meeting. for Nursery through Grade 3; 11 a.m.. write this letter. Many people do not by 4.72 mills from 55.06 to 50.34 mills. Help youths over 16 years of age find ★ ★ ★ to contribute to others. The town Road, (Coventry. Rev. W.H. Wilkens, rector. Fellowship Hour in the Hall. adulthood. pastor. UNITED PENTECOSTAL CHURCH, seem to understand how this assess­ Even if we assume a similar seven jobs in private industry, and to en­ According to Digan, there are a 8 a.m.. Holy Communion; 10 a.m.. SOUTH UNITED METHODIST Project Open Door, of which Mrs. Board of Education has been made 9 a.m., Sunday School; 10:15 a.m.. 187 Woodbridge St. Rev. Marvin Stuart, ment phase-in works and how much Family Service and Church &hool. CHURCH, 1226 Main St. Rev. George W. percent increase each year in the courage employers to create suitable number of reasons why it is impor­ aware of Foot Prints as an employ­ Worship ^rvice, (9 a.m. during July and minister. Jean Zurbrigen is the assistant direc­ VERNON ASSEMBLIES OF GOD Webb, Rev. Laurence M. Hill, Rev. they are likely to benefit from it. cost of running our town government, job opportunities. tant for a young person to be able to August). 10 a.m., Sunday School; 11 a.m.. tor, helps juvenile status offenders to ment option of great potential. CHURCH, 51 Oid Town Road, Rockville. Bruce A. Pehrson, pastors. ★ ★ ★ during each of the next four years, I find work. ROCKVILLE UNITED METH-OIST Worship; 6:30 p.m.. Prayer; 7 p.m.. Second, the Connecticut Youth establish positive relationships in the ★ ★ ★ Rev. Earl K. Pettibone, pastor. Worship. 8:00 a m.. Communion Service; 9:30 First of all, this phase-in means CHURCH, 142 Grove St. Rev. John W. would still expect each year's install­ Work Experience Program Energetic adolescents need to be Even with all the youth- 9:45 a.m., Sunday School for all ges; 11 a m.. Summer Choir rehearsal; 10:00 community through finding suitable - Mortimer, pastor. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, 43 that the assessment on each property ment of the assessment phase-in to (CYWEP), funded through the kept busy, using their time and abun­ employment programs described a.m.. Worship Service, Nursery a.m.. Worship Service, Pastor Pehrson living and working arrangements for 9:30 a.m.. Worship Service. available; 6 p.m.. Evangelistic Service, Spruce St. Rev. Richard Gray, pastor. would increase, during each of the result in a mill rate reduction of four Capitol Region Education Council; dant energ/constructively; the old above now functioning, Digan 10:30 a.m.. Worship Service, Nursery preaching. Sermon: “Liberty and them. ST. JOSEPH CHURCH, 33 West St., Nursery available. (Herald photo by Pinto) Liberation”, Child Care available for next five years, by only 20 percent, or and a fraction mills during each of for this program 150 children 14-21 adage still holds true, that satan will emphasized the fact that there is still Rockville. provided; 9:15 a,., Sunday School; 7 p. m., Mrs. Jenny Talbot, assistant coor­ ST. PETER’S EPISCOPAL children through 5 years old; 7:30 p.m.. one fifth, of whatever increase the those four years, thereby bringing find mischief for idle hands to do, in Service, Informal Worship. years old will be employed in non­ dinator of the Youth Service Bureau, a great need for job openings for Saturday Masses at 5 and 7 p.m.; Sun­ CHURCH, Sand Hill Road, South Wind­ Praise and Teaching Service. day Masses 8:30 (Polish) at 10 a.m. re-evaluation might otherwise have our mill rate under 40 mills within profit departments for up to 25 hours all too many cases. young people in Manchester. sor. Rev. Bruce Jacques, vicar; Rev. FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, Manchester School Department, (Folk) at 11:15 a.m., Vigil of Holy days at I placed on that property's assessed the next three years. a week, at minimum wage of $2.66 an And of course, many young people Anyone who can offer any sort of Ronald E. Hademan, assistant to the Cathedral of St. Jose |)h, la rifoi’d ST. JOHN’S POLISH NATIONAL Scii-niisl, 447 N. Main St. shares in this task, particularly when 7 p.m.. Holy day at 7:30,9 a.m., and 5 and vicak. CATHOLIC CIHjRCH, 23 Golway St. value. ★ ★ ★ hour; family income is the guideline really need the money they earn, for work, or needs any kind of help, 10 a m.. Church Service, Sunday School the problem is housing. (She 7 p.m. Confessions: Saturday 4 and 7:30 8 a.m.. Holy Communion; 10 a.m.. Rev. Walter A. Hyszko, pastor. for pupils up to the age of 20 and care for When you consider that the for eligibility. Karin Laski is the ad- their own needs or those of their p.m. For example, let us take the home operates Network, which provides should call the Youth Services Center Family Service and Sunday School; 9 a.m.. Mass n English; 10:30 a.m., very young children. Subject of the lesson average residential property in our , ministrator. families. (646-6500). By so doing he will con­ ROCKVILLE BAPTIST CHURCH, Wednesday, 10 a.m.. Holy Communion. Mass in English and Polish. whose last assessed value, prior to temporary emergency shelter.) BURNSIDE UNITED METHODIST EMANUAL LUTHERAN CHURCH, sermon. “God" Golden text from the town nearly doubled in its assessed Third, Job Opportunities for Youth The experience of getting and tribute to the well-being of himself 69 Union St. Rev. Robert L. LaCounte, FAITH TABERNACLE CHURCH, ST. BARTHOLOMEW’S CHURCH, Bible: “0 taste and see that the Lord is re-evaluation, was $15,000 and whose Digan, Mrs. Zubrigen and Mrs. pastor. CHURCH, 16 Church St., East Hartford. Church and Chestnut streets. Rev. value and that many homes have had (JOY), is still in the picture.‘It holding a job is of great value in and of the youth community. 1535 Forbes St., East Hartford. Rev. East Middle Turnpike, Rev. Martin J. good: blessed is the man that trusted in Talbot all expressed great apprecia- 9 a.m.. Worship Service; 10:15 a.m., Rev. Henry J, Scherer Jr., and Gwen­ Ronald J. Fournier, Rev. Dale H. Gustaf­ a.ssessed value, as a result of the re- their assessed values increase more Ralph Saunders, pastor. Scholsky, pastor. him .” Psalms 34:8. The Christian Sunday School; 7 p.m.. Evening Service. dolyn M, Arslen, pastors. son, pastors; Nancy Thomas, intern; evaluat^on, became $30,000. Under 10 a.m., Sunday School for all ages in­ Saturday afternoon vigil at 5:00 p.m.; Science Reading Room, 968 Main St., is than 130 percent, this five-year SCOOPS TRINITY LUTHERAN CHURCH, cluding a French-speaking class; 11 a.m.. 9:30 a.m,. Worship Service, child care Rev. C. Henry Anderson, pastor this phase-in program, that $15,000 byPoitf Snqyt Sunday morning masses at 8:30 a.m., open to the public Mondays through phase-in program seems likely to Meadowlark Road, Vernon. Rev. Donald Worship Service; 7 p.m.. Evangelistic provided for toddlers. emeritus. 10:00 a.m., and 11:30 a m. increase in that property's assessed m m smufs w « m omi 8 a.m.. Matins Service with Commu­ Fridays from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. and the alleviate the shifting of the tax IT SOHW WWK m'T rog nm Almanac j McClean, pastor. Service, Nursery available during all ser- CALVARY CHURCH, A»». iiil.li.-» of value would be phased-in in five nion in Chapel; 9 a.m.. Worship with first and third Thursday evenings from 7 burden to those homeowners. As m nusT issoimr emu m m ir m 'T Sand 10:30 a.m., Worship Service; 9:15 ViC6S. SECOND CONGREGATIONAL God, 647 E. Middle 'Turnpike. Rev. to 9, except holidays, a free public len­ equal annual installments of $3,000 urn's si/tm Communion in Sanctuary, Children’s each home's assessment increases in fail... By United Press International a.m., Sunday School. HOCKANUM UNITED METH­ CHURCH, UNITED CHURCH OF Kenneth L. Gustafson, pastor. ding library is maintained. m m u IT m K M mom SACRED HEART CHURCH, Route Chapel and Nursery for infants at 9 a.m,; each as follows: msn? ODIST CHURCH, 178 Main St., East CHRIST, Route 44A, Coventry. Rev. 9:30 a.m., Sunday School classes for SECOND CONGREGATIONAL five equal yearly insUllments, our Today is Saturday, July 1, the 182nd 30, Vernon. Rev. Ralph Kelley, pastor; 6:30 p.m.. Youth Open House. For the first year (reflected in the mat. Hartford. Rev. Lawrence S. Staples, Robert K. Bechtold, pastor. adults and children; 10:30 a.m., Service CHURCH, Uniled Church of Christ, general fund mill rate should day of 1978 with 183 to follow. Rev. Michael Donohue. pastor. tax bills which are being received 9:30 a.m.. Combined service with First TRINITY COVENANT CHURCH, 302 of Worship, care and program provided 385 N. Main St. Rev. Dr. James D. decrease by more than four mills The moon is approaching it^ new Saturday Mass at 5 p.m.; Sunday 9 a.m.. Worship Service, Nursery Congregational Church, Main St., Coven­ for little ones; 6:30 p.m., Gospel Service lliis week), that property's assessed riuanQhlA Hackmatack St. Rev. Norman E. MacLauchlin, pastor. during each of those five years, as it phase. Masses 7:30, 9, 10:30 a.m. and noon. try. Swensen, pastor. and “Singspiration,” Bible message by 10:00 a.m.. Morning Worship. Summer value would be $18,000. For neAt year WAPPING COMMUNITY CHURCH, already has during this the first There are no morning stars. OUR SAVIOR LUTHERAN 8:15 and 10 a.m.. Worship Service with the pastor. United Services with Center (whose tax bills will arrive one year 1790 Ellington Rd., South Windsor Rev. CHURCH, 239 Graham Road, South phase-in year. The evening stars are Venus, Mars, Rev. Norman E. Swensen preaching, ST. BRIDGET CHURCH. 70 Main St Congregational Church at Second Church. from now), that property's assessed Harold W. Richardson, minister. Windsor. Rev. Ronald Erbe, pastor. ST. FRANCIS OF ASSISI CHURCH, Nursery for infants; 9:15 - 10 a.m.. Rev. Philip A. Sheridan and Rev. Emilio Each of our taxpayers may find it Mercury, Saturn and Jupiter. 673 Ellington Rd., South Windsor, Rev. Sermon by Dr. MacLauchlin, “The Joy 9:15 and 10:45 a.m., .Worship Service 9 a.m.. Worship Service, Nursery Fellowship and Coffee; 11 a.m.. Church P. Padelli, co-pastors. and the Cost of Freedom!” Scripture value would be $21,000. For the year Carl J. Sherer, pastor. worthwhile to take his or her old and Those bom on this date are under and Church School. provided. Holiday Picnic, bring your own meat and Saturday masses at 5 and 7:30 p.m; Reading - Hebrews 12:12-17. Child care thereafter (which would be third Saturday Masses at 5 and 7 p.m.; Sun­ new assessed value figures, and the sign of Cancer. FIRST CONGREGATIONAL GILEAD CONGREGATIONAL rolls and a dish to share with others. Sunday masses at 7:30, 9 and 10:30 a.m. infant through Grade 3. year in this five-year phase-in), the day Masses at 7:30, 9:30 and 11 a.m. using the above figures, compute his American actor James Cagney was CHURCH OF ANDOVER, UNITED CHURCH, Hebron. Rev. David G. in sactuary, and 10:30 a.m. and noon in COMMUNITY BAPTIST CHURCH, CHURCH OF CHRIST. Rev. David J. Runnion-Bareford, pastor. VERNON UNITED METHODIST assessed value would be $24,000, and or her likely taxes under both the born July 1, 1904. school auditorium. An Amcricun Baptist Church, 585 E. for the following year it would be Reese III, minister. 1:30 a.m.. Worship Service, the Rev. CHURCH, Route 30. Rev, Dr. James W. ST. MARY’S EPISCOPAL CHURCH, Center St. Rev. Ondon Stairs, minister; phase-in and under full re-evaluation. 9:45 a.m.. Church School for Knorr, pastor. $27,000. Not until the filth year (four Mr. Runnion-Bareford preaching. Park and Church streets. Rev. Stephen Rev. Frederick Lanz, director of Chris­ In making those computations, kindergarten through Grade 8; 11 a.m.. Nursery provided. 9:15 a.m.. Worship Service, Church years from now) will that property's K. Jacobson, rector; Rev. Barbara F. tian education. hopefully our taxpayers will better Worship Service. School for all ages. Nursery provided. West, assistant to the rector; Rev. Alan 9:30 a m.. Morning Worship. Commu­ assessed value reach the full $30,000 ST. DUNSTAN’S CHURCH, understand the phase-in program and U.S. growing smaller trees TALCOTTVILLE CONGREGA­ J. Broadhead, assistant to the rector. nion. Message: “A Different Kind of ligure placed on it by the recent re- Manchester Road, Glastonbury. Rev. TIONAL CHURCH, United Church of ST. MARGARET MARY CHURCH, recognize how much it benefits most 7:30 a.m.. Holy Eucharist, Rite 1, with Love.” Nursery is provided. evaluation. ' Joseph R. Bannon, pastor. Christ, Rev. Kenneth E. Knox, pastor. South Windsor. Rev. William McGrath About town homeowners in our community. homily by the Rev. Mrs. West; 10 a m.. CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE, 236 ★ ★ ★ Saturday Mass at 5 p.m.; Sunday 9 JX) a.m.. Worship (Summer ^hedule) and Rev. Joseph Schick, co-pastors. Holy Eucharist, Rite I, with sermon by Main St. Rev. Neale McLain, senior Very truly yours, Masses at 8, 9:30 and 11 a.m. with Communion. Saturday Mass at 7 p.m.; Sunday Secondly, for each of those five the Rev. Mrs. West. pastor; Rev. George Emmitt, minister of Joseph T. Sweeney FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH OF FIRST CONGREGATIONAL Masses at 8:30, 10 and 11:30 a.m. CONCORDIA LUTHERAN visitation and outreach. years, there would be a decrease in because we need more wood . EAST HARTFORD, (Soulhem Baptist CHURCH,-Coventry. Rev. Robert K. The M anchester Chapter of Town Director CHURCH, (L.C.A.), 40 Pitkin St. Rev. 9:30 a m.. Sunday School classes for all Convention), 36 Main St. Rev. Charles Bechtold, minister. BOLTON CONGREGATIONAL Parents Without Partners (PWP) Burton D. Stand, pastor. Rev. David B. ages; 10:45 a.m., Morning Worship. Com­ By Gladys Daines Softwood or deciduous trees are the Coley, pastor. 9:30, a.m.. Worship Service at First LHURt.H, Bolton Center Road. Rev. J. will conduct an orientation meeting Stacy, associate pastor. munion. Message by the Rev. Mr. project is titled “Economic oppor­ ting a new end-joining method called 11 a.m. and 7 p.m.. Worship Services Congregational Church Sanctuary, joint' Stanton Conover, minister, Monday at 8 p.m. For information, U.S. Forest Service source of most of the wood we use to tunities for improving productivity of 9 a.m.. Holy Communion, Nursery for McLain. Children's Church and Nursery “Serpentine End Matching” (SEM). which are inteiTreted for the deaf. service with the Second Congregational 10:30 a m., Worship Service. "Corn- call Howard Madsen, orientation smaii children. provided; 6:00 p.m.. Evening Service. The United States is growing build houses, furniture. . . in fact the the primary forest industry.” Their Nursery provided; 9:45 a.m., Sunday Church ,of Coventry. Nursery care sermon: “Freedom Is Not smaller trees. bulk of w o^ products. More and SEM allows manufacturers to make director, 643-1291. CHURCH OF CHRIST, Lydall and Message by the Rev. Mr. McLain. Thought goals are to free more hardwood raw panel products from low grafle School; 6 p.m.. Training Union. provided Church Lane House! Vernon streets, Eugene Brewer, Nursery provided. Not because small trees save more soft woods are needed each materials and to ensure that these year for construction and other uses. lumber, and thus indirectly helps ex­ The Rev. Brian Jeffries, formerly minister. CENTER CONGREGATIONAL space, and not because we need less materials are processed and dis­ tend the supply of high quality wood. 9 a.m., Bible Classes; 10 a.m.. CIIIIRCH, United Cliurch of Christ, 11 wood. To the contrary, we’re At the same time, the price of wood By of Manchester, will be the celebrant tributed efficiently. The projected shortages in high Wings of morning of the TV mass at 8 a.m., Sunday, on Worship, sermon by George Caruthers; 6 Center St. Rev. Newell H. Curtis Jr., Men in the government serve God tion. growing smaller trees because we raw materials is growing each year. Efficiency is also the key concern :CLIFF SIMPSON p.m,. Worship, sermon by Gene Little pastor. One way to meet the increased de­ grade lumber will call for new ap­ Channel 8. and are busy doing their work. Granted, tensions exist from time need more wood. for a second research group at proaches in all phases of the timber and Toimi Martikainen. 10:00 a.m.. United Summer Worship Romans 13:6b. The fact is we need more timber mand for softwoods is to grow and Princeton. The object of the studies. Don’t be a drop-out. is in the late teens that the major, NORTH UNITED METHODIST Service at Second Congregational to time. But, by and large govern­ industry. Basic to every other step is Don’t drop out or drop dead! Emanual Lutheran Church will each year for construction, paper, harvest more trees. Another, the one “economic efficiency of hardwood I also read in the IBM report to decisions about life itself must be CHURCH, 300 Parker St. Rev. Earle R. Church, 385 N. Main St. I believe government is God's ment is “doing their work” while I or the way that wood is handled as raw My advice to recent graduates is have a worship service this evening furniture, and other wood products, researchers at Princeton are use in manufactured products” work stockholders that their plants around made: a job, a m ate, and a Custer, pastor. ZION EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN order to preserve domestic peace in another is able to do ours and beliefs material, as standing trees or the heading of this paragraph. The at 5 in the sanctuary. 9 a.m.. Worship Service, sermon: CHURCH, (Missouri .Synod), Cooper so we use trees at a faster rate and working on, is to use current unit is to improve the processes and the world are operating on three a nation. And I'm glad we live in such are generally respected. There are logging residues. This aspect of the second part trumpets a faith in the philosophy. “Judgment and Forgiveness,” Nursery and High streets. Rev. Charles W. Kuhl, harvest them sooner than we did 100 hardwood resources more efficient­ products already in use in the shifts and that they plan to add 10,000 ^It well may be that the guidelines a land where government despite its synagogues, churches, temples, hardwood utilization problem is un­ youth of today and the first concerns people to their manufacturing staff Emanuel Hill Chapter of for children 5 years and younger, coffee pastor. years ago. We are left with a younger ly- hardwood industry. They look for your future. set about a job may later on be weaknesses does attempt to preserve mosques and others of their own In contrast to the picture painted dertaken by Princeton researchers for this year 1978. Alcoholics Anonymous will meet fellowship following service; 1:30 p.m.. 10:15 a.m.. Divine Worship with Holy forest full of smaller trees. Many of ways to double the use we.get from studying the “Increased supply of I hear many old and older people changed, but nevertheless the Green Lodge visitation, Judy Agasi, Communion. Guest preacher Rev. the rights of its citizens. ' religious persuasion including those the big, old trees are gone. for softwoods, the outlook for each piece of wood; to use species Hang in there, my friends, and you tonight at 8 in Luther Hall of hardwood raw materials.’-’ complain bitterly about “the youth of general direction of one’s vocation is Emanuel Lutheran Church. leader. Deadline for July and August Ronald A. Erbe, Our Savior Lutheran We move closer toward who choose none of these. Regardless of how you personally hardwoods is one of overflowing that now sit unused in the woods; and will be both blessed and a blessing to set in these later teen years. "Tidings” is 10:30 a.m. today. Church, South Windsor, Independence Day remembrance; abundance. More than enough Part of their assignment is to find today” and, in essence, their hope is the world. It’s quite a nation and all too few feel about these facts, they form part to determine the amount of wood out exactly what uses could be made that “they ought to drop dead” — and So it is with a life mate. Today, un­ happy birthday America and all its among nations where I as a Lutheran of today’s complex wood industries hardwoods exist in the woods to take used by the major hardwood in­ Of what are you the most fortunately, every marriage has only the pressure off softwood supplies. of presently unused wood, and then to the world would be a better place for citizens beginning here in minister am able to serve those who picture, one that presents challenges dustries (furniture and pallet develop systems for extracting these all senior citizens. Sure, there are the proud? a fifty-fifty chance of being stable. Manchester! to loggers, sawmill operators, Their quality and accessibility, makers) so that we can more closely You have a son who just graduated Divorce is running so that one out of have called me, and without con­ however, leave something to be potential products from residues and “punks” who give the whole group a 1 thank this newspaper and the tempt, be able to give answer to any manufacturers, environmentalists assess our forest resources. small trees. bad name, but there are those “who from high schooi. He was popular every two end up in the divorce Bible course attracts 500 and foresters alike. The answers they desired. Manchester Council of Churches for who should ask the hope I have ★ ★ ★ A big concern will be to look into are not news” that have ideals, with his peers and was elected to a court. And the same with a “life- By find will no doubt determine the type * ★ ★ Eugene inviting me to write in its column. A profile of hardwood resources opportunities for using wood residues mastered their wills, disciplined class office. He was a good athlete. philosophy” that will for years deter- always being gentle and respectful. of forest we have in another 100 That’s where the Princeton Five hundred people include prayer. Scripture week sessions. Brewer I'm glad I live in a land where my reveals many low grade trees and as fuel. If the idea proves feasible, their desires into a time schedule, He had written a story and it was niine the accents of life. Rev. C. W. Kuhl years. research comes in. Scientists there fewer of the select or preferred awarded the best in the state. He from all walks of life have reading, study, discussion Persons interested in the religious belief or anybody else’s is researchers may alter the accepted the limitations of our socie­ Is my experience to be a grab-bag Zion Evangelical ★ ★ ★ look for new and better uses for species such as black cherry, sugar gave several hours each week to help signed up to participate in and community building in program may call the Of­ Do you have difficulty not subject to government interven­ laboratory’s heating system to warm ty, and even volunteered their ser-, or an offering plate? Is life itself a the Year of Mark summer Lutheran Church Throughout the northeast, hardwoods, for ways to improve in­ maple; or black walnut. There's wide the handicapped in their Sunday squirrel cage in which we run and run each session. The Gospel of fice of Radio and Televi­ reconciling God’s om­ the building with wood. vices for the handicapped, the under- leadership training Mark will be divided in half nipotence, God’s love, and research is in progress to improve dustry operations, and for more ef­ dis^rity in value between the two afternoon swimming. He was an and retrace our steps without any sion at 246-7295, during ficient means of removing timber ★ ★ ★ priviieged, and the needy, For the programs. The courses will to be covered in two five- human suffering? Then the way we use our timber resources. grades since the scarcer species con­ youth of today as a group I have high honor student and was accepted for progress, or is it a pilgrimage toward business hours. One particular group of scientists from the woods. Very generally they The United States is growing provide Scripture study join the crowd — we all do. trol 60 percent of the hardwood smaller trees, but the people at hopes. eariy admission to the college of his a definite goal? Skeptics taunt the believer located at Princeton, W.Va., concen­ deal with problems in the four areas featuring the Gospel of market value, but only 38 percent of Princeton are trying to ensure that Over the years I have taught ihany choice. ’Thus, a graduate is confronted with with this seemingly ■ im­ trate on dealing with the changing of productivity, efficiency, utiliza­ Mark and preparation for the volume. good things keep coming in small young people in confinfiation, sought For which of these ac­ making decisions. possible triad. forest resource, on findiAg new tion, and supply. effective group interac­ ST. BARTHOLOMEW CHURCH Determining how to close this gap packages. ’The answer to increasing to answer many of their questions, complishments would you be most And this process is complicated by The Book of Job teaches processes and products, and im­ The productivity research might tion. They will begin in ear­ 741 East Middle Turnpike Ask President Carter is the goal of the “low grade the timber yield may lie as much in and very frequently profited Worn proud?- the upward drives within each in­ that man does not have all proving old ones, to ensure that we also be called the economics of ly July in 12 regional Manchester the answers to life's Ask President Carter. hardwoods utilization” research stretching our current resources as our conversation. ^ I go for the volunteer service to the dividual of the wish to be first, the continue to have the wood we need. forestry. Researchers here look for project at Princeton. Present handicapped. centers throughout the enigmas — and that' in­ That’s right, ask the president. in cutting more trees. Last week I preached a Bac­ need to be loved, the desire for varie­ Hartford Archdiocese. The organization behind this ways to improve our timber supply processing techniques favor the ty balanced by the need for security. WEEKEND MASS SCHEDULE cludes the unbeliever. by increasing efficiency in the labor If we use OUT forest resources well, calaureate Sermon in Plantsville. Some quick chuckles The course will again be Moses assured us that God the WhTte House"‘ hand-delivered to research is the U.S. Forest Service. more valuable species. The ’Diese four drives are known as force, providing information on de­ say the Princeton researchers, we’ll Not only, did the graduates cqme to Soon it will be camp time again and held in September. They created all things “good,” An agency of the Department of researchers want to develop new church but. four of them expressed a ’Thomas’s wishes. ' Saturday Mass at 5:00 p.m. Our reporter in Washington, Lee Roderick whose Agriculture, the Forest Service is mand and supply, encouraging have a plentiful supply of timber for the brief notes arriving home for will be located in a variety including risking the gift of methods for converting low grade years to come. desire to help in the morning Is it any wonder that a young per­ column and commentary you see on the e d it o r ia l best known for the large system of productive use of privately owned mom and dad may well include these of places with a choice of Sunday Masses at 8:30 a.m., * free moral agency to man. logs into useful products and parts, worship. classics of the past; son is confused or puzzled? Man’s abuse through sin Whim H will deliver your letters to the national forests that encompass and previously idle land, and and to help foster recognition of the day or evening classes. White House and will ask for a written response to suggesting ways to economically To my senior citizen friends — and (1.) “Dear Mom; three of the girls Paui indicates, as we wrote iast They will also be offered in 10:00 a.m., has so distempered this many prime acres of wooded land inherent value of these logs. week, that each one of us must make world that Paul described reclaim mined land. I certainly ain one of them — do not in my tent have dire rear. Chris.” Spanish. throughout the country. The In one specific study, researchers f Yesterdays) a choice, set our wills, and follow a and 11:30 a.m. it as follows: “the whole Ask President Carter about anything you like- his Though in pientifui suppiy, sell our youth short. I believe that (2.) Dear Dad: ’There are 190 boys Once prepared, the knowledge needed to manage the are looking at the individual parts goal. As he put it In Philippians: creation groaneth and hardwoods are often found on smaii, they wiil bequeath to the next in this camp. I wish there were IM. leaders will be given U'uriei diverse resources found on national that go into making furniture, "I press on toward the goal of the travaleth in pain together rreform X m bill,b iirh his ’is''tr®^h?"^ thoughts about K Proposition 13 ‘3hor and understocked stands, fuli of low 25 years ago generation a better world than we Your loving son, Ronald.” reflection booklets, copies forest land is often based on research kitchen cabinets, and other wood mark of the price of the high calling until now.” (Rom. 8:22) grade, poorly managed material, Earl C. Peterson is elected com­ gave them. « (3.) “Hi, fans! Your worries are of the New American Bible PROTESTANT Suffering is never plea­ ^^Wha^ ‘a^h° 1 IS sweeping the country. conducted at Forest Service experi­ products to see if standard sizes of God in Christ Jesus.” Phiilippians What about the Panama Canal treaties? His ment stations. practically locked up by owners who exist. U they do, and if a standar­ mander of the Manchester American Do not be a “Drop-out” over. I’m really growing very translation of the Scrip­ sant, but it can strengthen human rights policy? His domestic programs’’ His ladylike. All we talk about is boys 3:14) faith, enhance apprecia­ One such station is the resist entering the timber business. dized system can be established, Legion Post. This morning' I was surprised to tures and the taped com­ SATURDAY suggestions on curbing inflation’’ Strawberry Mart closes its 20th and sex. Please send me my water- Our daily bread tion, humble pride, develop Northeastern Forest Experiment What hardwood industry does exist parts can be cut for specific uses and hear in the morning news that the mentary of the Rev. experiences some problems. Low year, with sales hitting $62,093. pistol and catchers’ mitt. Love, Jili.” “Back of the loaf is the snowy Donald Senior, CP, noted empathy, provoke in­ senri"‘‘ih°“'' Carter” and Station, which is headquartered in less waste will occur. engineers who not too long ago were WORSHIP trospection, lift above the send them to The Herald, P.O Box 591 Broomall, Pa., and conducts productivity, low profit, low wages, Richard Carpenter is Installed as accepting jobs as salesmen — or, The age of choice ! flour. Scripture scholar from the Manchester, Conn., 06040. ’ ■k 1r it mundane, and inspire hope research on forestry-related hazardous working Mndition, and Another problem area is knowing president' of Manchester Rotary anything they could get—are now in Let’s go back to our seniorp just And back of the flour the mill; Catholic Theological Union 5:PM beyond, as comfort and vour IPimrsf ® *2’ Wednesday, tor problems in the northeast. The labor and capital shdrtages are not how to process low grade logs for use Club. great demand. The demand was for getting ready for this cruel world. And back of the mill is the wheat, and of Chicago. Bach leader Emanual Lutheran Church serenity alone can never will then assist discussions Princeton laboratory is one of 14 in a uncommon. . . in pallets and containers. In fur­ trained personnel. Their difficulties are compounded by the shower. 60 Church Street do. R o d S on the parish level with f. k ' s g r " ' “'™ 15-state area.' The productivity researchers are niture, and in non-furniture 10 yeui'H ago If you want to make a contribution the pressures of society into which And the sun, and the Father’s Manchester, Conn. Koilcrirk ★ ★ ★ trying to improve the hardwood woodworking industries. In addition Raymond Thiffault is elected to the world — and at the same time they are just emerging and the inner will.” other groups. ALL WELCOME The parish program will (Lydall and Vernon! 'The situation that confronts situation by attacking the four to examining this problem, president of Local 1592 of the United earn a good living — stick with your drives that complicate their living. It — Maitie D. Babcock Phone : 646-29(a_ Princeton researchers is complex. problem areas mentioned here. Their researchers will work on implemen­ Federation of Postal Clerks. \ PAGE SIX - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn.. Sat.. July 1. 1W8 ' il Clamshell claims role Enjoy an Outdoor i . S&' in Seabtook work halt CONCORD, N.H. (UPI) - The project," he said. Seabrook when it arrives sometime group that organized the nation's Michak said the Clamshell Alliance later this year there. Feast on the Fourth would continue to pressure "both the A federal judge in Concord Friday regulators and the nuclear industry overturned the contempt of court Picnics .IS well .IS p.ir.i’des,.ire .in import.int part of America's Independence Day by putting our bodies on the line, by convictions of 10 demonstrators celebration, and fireworks share the spotlight with good food. It's an occasion for a construction on the Seabrook nuclear engaging in direct action, and by arrested during an Aug. 22, 1976, feast to enjoy with relatives, neighbors and Friends. power plant. pointing out that we don’t a ^ e e at ail demonstration at Seabrook. He said Perplexed by what to serve for this July jubilee? For an ideal salute fo the The Clamshell Alliance said its ac­ with the nuclear corporations' plans they and 169 other demonstrators . "Fourth", roast a boneless pork loin to tender juicy perfection on the outdoor rotis- tivities had shown the opposition to for our future.” ■ were deliberately lured onto the serie or In a covered grill. A beer-sparked barbecue sauce, brushed on during cook­ nuclear power among the general vessel carrying the reactor to property by the state. ing, will supplement that great pork flavor in delicious fashion. While the enticing population and that had allowed the aroma fills the air and triggers appetites, serve tall 900I drinks along with a tasty hot Nuclear Regulatory Commission to pimlento cheese dip in its own .Foil "saucepan", a convenient cooking container. { suspend construction of the $2.3 Bread sticks or fresh vegetables make ideal dippers. billion facility. Stock market loses For other, menu selections, prepare Tomato Star Salads and Stuffed Summer The NRC by a 2-1 vote Friday night N?:W YORK (U PI) - Stocks market will be open Monday, but Pe.irs. Filled with a delicious spicy raisin-nut mixture and wrapped in foil bundles suspended construction on the c lo s^ out the week and the second closed on Tuesday, July 4. to keep them tender and flavorful, fresh pears provide a dessert spectacular when , project. quarter with a small loss Friday as Trendsetting' Citibank triggered cooked on the grill while the barbecued pork is carved and served. “I think we helped to create the investors showed concern about early selling by hiking its prime len­ Since a holiday is for all to enjoy,.a smart cook counts on aluminum foil to ease climate in which some of the NRC rising interest rates and inflation. ding rate Vi point to 9 percent, the preparation and clean-up chores. Cooking food in foilpacketqon the grill eliminates was able to give more serious con­ Trading was the slowest in nearly highest level since January 1975. scouring pans, while a foil-lined grill not only aids clean-up but helps reflect heat sideration. We loosened up' some of four months. Most of the nation's other major for even cooking. the constraints on the regulators so The Dow Jones industrial average banks followed the predicted move. One good outdoor meal inevitably demands another, so plan a pork encore for a they would be able to vote more in fell 2.69 points to 818.95. It gained future backyard get-together. Picnickers' Pork Steaks, marinated in pineapple juice the public interest,” said Clamshell 61.59 points for the second quarter flavored with soy sauce and ginger, are especially good broiled over ash-covered spokesman Don Michak. ended Friday. • ^ r .A; coals. For other picnic pleasers, combine peas and mushrooms in a foil packet for "We did that by making it clear The New York Stock Exchange f Lottery | grilling with the stealcs, and heat biscuits, spread inside with a tangy chive-onion there was a very sizeable and volume of 18,110,000 shares was the butter, in foil, too. growing number of Americans who slowest turnover since March 6. This The winning number drawn Friday Celebration Pork Loin Roast oppose nuclear power and in par­ indicated many investors planned to in the Connecticut daily lottery was ticular oppose the Seabrook take a long holiday weekend. The 860. 4 to 6'pound boneless pork top loin 1/2 cupcatsup roast (double) 1/4 cup vinegar 2 tablespoons brown sugar 1/2 teaspoon fennel seed Cooling off at Globe Hollow 2 tablespoons cornstarch 1/2 teaspoon salt I can (12 ounces) beer 2 drops hot sauce Summer vacation finds many children Town pools are open from 1 to 5 p.m. and 6 to AT wWi $7i0 pwdMM I Eidutint coupon Kern ■ 1 small onion, chopped cwling off and having fun at Globe Hollow, 8 p.m. daily. (Herald photo by Chastain) FRANKS .Manchester's most popular public pool. Combi,ne brown sugar and cornstarch in saucepan. Add beer, onion, catsup, vinegar, MARTINSON | fennel, salt and hot sauce and cook, stirring constantly untiLthlckened; cook slowly 10 minutes and reserve. Insert rotisserie rod through exact center of roast and balance roast on rod, using prongs to hold meat in place. Insert meat thermometer, angling it so bulb is in CDFFEE I center of roast, but not resting in fat or on rod. Place on rotisserie over foil drip pan sur­ Reaction as expected rounded with ash-covered coals and cook at low to moderate temperature to well done (170“F.). Allow 2 to 3 hours cooking time. When the roast meat thermometer registers 140“F. 2 brush pork with sauce. Continue cooking to well done (170®F.), brushing with sauce to L k H for jiical occasionally. on arbitration ruling Ton Note; To cook roast on covered grill, follow grill manufacturer's directions, turning roast 1.991 several times during cooking to an internal temperature of 170®F. RED OR BLUE H> (;KK(; IMvMtSON agreement of both parties or the bitration panel would react to the DOUBLE STAMPS ON WED. state if the sides cannot agree. Pimlento Cheese Dip llt'rald proposals, McCarthy said. LIMIT ONE PER FAMILY The three-member panel has the E. MIDDLE TURNPIKE MO ■ 1 package (16 ounces) pasteurized process tablespoons chopped pimiento-stuffed ’No negotiations were taking place. QOOD JULY 1, 79 120 ■ A Town of Manchester official final say in deciding the contract The third party was already part of MANCHESTER cheese spread, cubed green olives Friday said that he is pleased with a between the municipality and the un­ the negotiations. This is absurd,’ he 1/4 cup dry white wine Assorted vegetables and bread sticks Superior Court decision that struck ion. 1 hard cooked egg, chopped for dipping said. wHli $ 7i0 p u K lM M ^ down the state's binding arbitration McCarthy said that the binding ar­ AT wHti $7.S0 purchan . | Union leaders mentioned that I Eidiuinf coupon Hom | law for municipal negotiations. bitration procedure 'fundamentally Goldberg’s decision leaves them FRANKS FRANKS Exdutlng coupon itORi I The leaders of two town unions, I Mold an 18-inch square of heavy duty aluminum foil over a large can or other object that undercuts democratic processes. without binding arbitration or the I will provide a saucepan shape. Remove foil and crimp down edges to make a rim. Combine however, feel that the decision Instead of local legislative bodies SEALTEST Picnickers' Pork Steaks right to strike, I cheese, wine, egg and olives in the foil-made saucepan. Cook over ash-covered coals, stirring Stuffed Summer Pears leaves unions at an unfair disadvan­ making decisions on how much is ‘If the judge ruled that way, it I with a wooden spoon, about 20 minutes, or until cheese melts and ingredients are blended. 4 to pork blade steaks, 1/2 cup soy sauce tage in labor negotiations. spent, you have some third party should give us the right to strike,’ FREE ICE Use assorted vegetables and bread sticks for dipping. 6 servings. cut 3/4 to I inch thick 1/4 cup salad oil Charles McCarthy. Manchester's coming in to make the final decision,’ James Taylor, president of the I 6 medium-size firm, ripe 2 tablespoons chopped nuts I can (8 ounces) crushed 3 tablespoons corn syrup assistant town manager, has been a Manchester was one of eight towns Manchester Police Union, Local 1495, I HOOD FIRM A FRUITY Tomato Star Salads Bartlett pears 2 tablespoons raisins pineapple in heavy syrup 1 teaspoon ground ginger loud critic of the state law that es­ CREAM 1/4 cup butter or margarine, 1/4 teaspoon cinnamon 1 medium onion, chopped that funded the suit that challenged said. ’We should have one option or 1/2 pound bacon, cut in 1-inch pieces 1/2 cup sweet pickle relish tablished binding arbitration for the binding arbitration step of I softened 6 teaspoons water the other,’ he said. gg« 1 cup uncooked elbow macaroni 1/2 cup chopped onion municipal empioyees. He praised negotiations. Most municipal 2 tablespoons brown sugar Drain pineapple; reserve syrup and combine with onion, Taylor said that he believes the ar­ I Y06URT 1 cup diced celery 8 tomatoes soy sauce, oil, corn syrup and ginger in small saucepan; cook the decision of Judge Joseph leaders have expressed opposition to I “ - %oz. 'h QAL. bitration system did provide a dis­ 3/4 cup mayonnaise Salt Parc upper half of pears; core leaving a small plug in bottom end. 10 minutes, stirring to blend. Cool. Refrigerate pineapple. Goldberg, who ruled that the process the procedure. S LU LIMIT ONE PER FAMILY 33 ■ tinct benefit for municipal ad­ LIMIT ONE PER FAMILY Trim bottoms so pears will stand upright; place each on a square of heavy Place pork steaks in a flat utility dish bnd pour marinade over gives too much power to the arbiters. McCarthy said that unions have ^ 4 g o o d JULY 1, 70 M” | ministrators. If angry taxpayers 0 0 0 0 JULY 1, 78 Panfry bacon until crisp and remove to absorbent paper. Cook macaroni in boiling salted- duty aluminum foil large enough to permit adequate wrapping. Combine them; cover and refrigerate 4 to 6 hours or overnight. Re­ Under the present law, three ar­ sometimes used binding arbitration complained about the salary in­ water according to package directions; drain thoroughly. Add «lery, mayonnaise, pickle butter or margarine, brown sugar, nuts, raisins and cinnamon; stuff each move steaks and place on grill over ash-covered coals so biters are appointed if a municipali­ as a negotiating tool in early contract creases granted in binding arbitra­ relish, onion andhalf of bacon to macaroni and mix lightly tocorabfne evenly. Chill thorough­ pear. Pour 1 teaspoon water over each pear. Bring 4 corners of foil up surface of meat is 4 to 5 imhes from heat; reserve marinade ty and a union are unable to reach a negotiations. He said that in a recent tion, town officials could point the ly. Before serving, cut each tomato into 4 to 5 wedges, leaving wedges attached at base (stem together in a pyramid shape. Fold the openings together loosely to allow Broil steaks at low to moderate temperature, turning and contract agreement in the first three meeting with a union, the town blame at the arbitration panel and end) of tomato; spread wedges apart and sprinkle cut surfaces of tomatoes with salt. Place 1/2 for heat circulation and expansion. Seal by folding over ends and pressing brushing with marinade occasionally, 30 to 40 minutes or phases of municipal negotiations. presented contract proposals. not themselves. cup of macaroni mixture in center of each tomato. Sprinkle remaining half of bacon over to package. Grill under a hood over ash-covered coals for 15 to 20 minutes until well dc.ne. Sprinkle reserved crushed pineapple over macaroni. 6 servings. or until pears are heated through. 6 servings. steaks last 5 minutes of cooking time. t> to 8 servings. One is appointed by the municipali­ The negotiator for the union ’It took the weight off their FIRST OF THE SEASON ty, one by the union, and the third by reacted by commenting how the ar- shoulders,’ he said. COCA Robert Martin, president of Local SEEDLESS 1579 of the International Association of Firefighters, said, T m sorry to ATTIC'S Authority approves see it go.’ COLA He said that the binding arbitration law did have some flaws, but he felt 26 oz. RETURNABLE Purnell lot leases it was a good law. ’It’s the only alternative for public Your neighbor’s kitchen The Manchester Parking Authority property. employees,’ Martin said of binding arbitration. Friday approved leases for the con­ The authority will have to pay for By Betty Ryder tinued use of 'the Purnell Place such costs as snow removal, ’T he town can drag the negotiations on forever,’ he said, parking lots behind stores on the east something it has not had to do under LB. referring to negotiations without ar­ ■ ,ni’ (■! side of Main Street. past lease agreements. But, it also bitration or the right to strike. The authority authorized Robert will receive revenue from payments rm, "Hj, Goldberg’s decision left open the Gorman, its chairman, to sign the for rental spaces, Gorman said. leases tor a two-year period. The The second lease is with the possibility that a revised law could leases would have expired Friday Connecticut Bank & Trust Co., which be passed, but it would have to set some standards to guide the arbiters. SUCCESSFUL PICNICS without the authority's action. is the administrator of the W.G. percent cream. Two avocados with Lawyers representing municipal un­ During my recent visit to Toronto, of appreciation of his efforts at the One lease was signed with the Glenney estate, Gorman said. The 35 percent cream yields 3 cups of ions already have indicated that they Canada, 1 had a chance to talk with Olympics. Purnell Corp. The Parking Authority final details of that lease were still At the Societe Philanthropique will appeal the decision to the state | Fred Reindl, executive chef of Four soup. will pay $935 per month to lease the being arranged Friday, he said. Culinary Arts Exhibition in New Supreme Court. Seasons Hotel. Add avocado and cream and blend The Four Seasons Hotels took over York in 1976, his team earned four in blender until smooth, add tiace of the Hyatt Regency (opened since Gold Medals. white wine, salt and pepper, and a March 1972) on May I, and it is now While dining at “Truffles” as the dash of Tabasco sauce. If too thick, Police report called the Four Seasons Hotel. guest of Ibrahim Fahmy, manager, add little more cream to desired con­ Its located in Toronto’s fashionable we had an opportunity to sample sistency. Serve cold topped with M a n c h este r Yorkville shopping district on som e of F r e d ’s c u lin a ry a c ­ crushed walnuts. charged with illegai discharge of fireworks, reckless GREAT FOR BAR-B-QUE'S Avenue Road, just steps from Bloor complishments. Since this is very rich, Fred served Manchester Police picked up a suspected hashish-type driving and failure to obey an officer’s signal, police said. substance whle investigating a group of youths in Center Street. Fred has introduced La Nouvelle it in demitasse cups. ^ Police said the arrest was made after a man was seen Fred, the recipient of numerous Cuisine, an exciting new style of Another special treat Fred created Springs Park. No arrests were made, but the matter is discharging fireworks from a vehicle near West and still under investigation. SAT. & MON. awards, is a native of Mannheim, dining in “Truffles.” was tomatoes filled with cucumbers. Union streets, Germany. He apprenticed in La Nouvelle Cuisine is the new and “This is another easy dish,” he Police said about 28 grams of the substance were Linberger was released on a $1,000 non-surety bond for recovered during the Friday night incident, Heidelberg and later graduated with different way of preparation and said. “You take English cucumbers court appearance July 11. ^top honors from the trade school at presentation of the French classics. (tiny ones) cut into segments, then SPECIALS Bad-Oberkingen. Creative emphasis is placed on half again length-wise. With a knife, Manchester Police reported making the following Steven F. Plante, 18, of 92 Grissom Road, Manchester, arrests Friday: Fred worked in several leading colour, textures and plate shape them into little cones. Soak the was charged with speeding in connection with a two-car Eqropean hotels in Switzerland and arrangements, using only the cucumbers in olive oil, a trace of • Kenneth Ritter, 21, of 330 Adams St. charged with accident on Taylor Street, poliee’said. O.S.D.A. CHOKE BEEF niU 1$T & mV 3RD second-degree failure to appear. Holland before emigrating to freshest of seasonal seafoods, meats, white wine and crushed saffron. Then The driver of the other vehicle, Terry Ji Hart of 134 Canada. He had held posts at the vegetables and fruits. simmer, like in Chinese cooking, till • Edward B. Wrobel, 27, of 41 Cedar St., charged with Grove St., Rockville, suffered minor injuries, police said. breach of peace. Court date is July 10. NEW YORK CUT Lord Simcoe, Westbury Hotel, Lamb- La Nouvelle Cuisine eliminates ail they are just aldente — in and out of ton Golf Club and the Walker House starchy and heavy sauces and gar­ the pan quickly. Peel the tomato, fill • Randall D. Whitcher, 25, of 77 Tremont St., Hartford, Police charged Dorothy LaFleur, 40, of 29 Mountain St., charged with breach of peace. Court date is July 10. Hotel, as well as a sojourn in Mid- nishes. Instead of using butter and with cucumbers, and reheat in oven Rockville, with failure to drive a reasonable distance Ocean Club in Bermuda, where he • Steven Briere, 18, of 237 Boston Turnpike, Bolton, flour to'prepare sauces, sauces are before serving. apart. The charge was lodged in connection with a two- created special dishes for world prepared by reduction of the natural Discussing the salad which was charged with driving while his license was suspended. car accident at Union and West streets, police said. Court date is July 11. celebrities. liquids of the food products. Desserts served, FreS said, “The fiddleheads • Earl B. Rose, 19, of Lake Road, Coventry, charged At the, Four Seasons Hotel, Fred are a presentation of fresh imported (small unopened fern) are native to with possession of alcohol on town property. Court date is supervises and controls food fruits with yogurt and sauces of their Canada. They only have about one July 17, preparation for “Truffles,” the natural sugars. month harvest and are often found in Fire calls hotel's gourmet dining room; the With La Nouyelle Cuisine, one can the woods, under shaded trees. The 1 . 5 9 lb: “Odyssey,” the rooftop dinner- continue to dine in the style of Haute Indians used them in great quan­ Police reported a break into Bernsten’s Generator Sales & Service Inc., 270 Broad St. Nothing has been * dancing nightspot; and “The Grill”, cuisine without worrying about tities. I searched for several miles iii M anchester Friday, 6:57 p.m. popular restaurant. Fred also super­ calories and carbohydrates, as each the suburbs here, and only located reported missing, however; police said. A fire occurred Friday, 2:55 p.m. - Tree ■ Acci- in the Broad Street building earlier this week. dent with injuries at 1475 vises the preparation of menus and entree is a “light” meal. one patch so far. They make a fire at 62 Durant St. (Town) cost control. South Windsor Silver Lane. - U.S.DJt CHOICE BEEF For example, we dined on delicious salad, resembling spinach in East Hartford Friday, 7:41 p.m. — Acci- At the 1976 Chicago Culinary Arts fiddlehead and watercress salad, color and texture.” Police arrested Steven J. Marsh, 18, of 817 Ellington Friday, 9:17 a.m.-Vehicle dent at Forbes Street and Salon, Fred's team returned with cream of avocado soup, poached Fiddleheads are sometimes Road, South Windsor, and charged him with second- fire near Charter Oak Bridge, Deborah Drive, EYE OF THE seven Gold Medals and a special salmon with dill sauce, and tomatoes available at supermarkets in the degree larceny by possession. Court date is July 24. Route 2. Friday, 8:26 p.m.-Medical award for^cellence in ice carvings. filled with tiny cucunibers. frozen food section and are con­ call to Martin Park Vernon Friday, 10:49 a.m. - As a member of the central team “l^ e cream of avocado soup is sidered a delicacy. Medical Call at 100 Cross Friday, 8:39 p.m. - Medical representing Canada, at the World Vernon Police charged a Rockville man in connection Drive. call to 55 Hamilton Road. Whole. . * 1 . 8 9 very easy to make. It is rich so is Topping off our dinner was Brie Culinary Olympics 1976 in Frankfurt, with a theft in late May from an office on Park Street ' usually served in small portions," cheese, a soft, white cheese imported Friday, 12:07 a.m. - Friday, 9:18 p.m.-Medical Germany, Freiid and his group won Police said that Daniel Whitaker, 26. of 24 N. Park St., Medical call at 100 Cross call to Police Headquarters. Fred said. from France,, and plump, green ROAST the Grand Gold Medal, and the Prize Rockvile, was charged with two counts of third-degree Drive. Here's his recipe: grapes. ' burglary and one count each of first-degree burglary and of Honor. I’ll be passing more of Fred’s Friday, 12:07 p.m. - Brush In Meiiiuriuin Cream of Avocado Soup third-degree burglary. fire in vicinity of 1235 Forbes The Toronto (Hiapter of'the Escof- 1 ripe avocado. Peet avocado, recipes in the week’s ahead so you In memory of Mrs. Mary J. Calalano He was releasd on a $5,000 bond for court appearance St. who passed away July 1. 1968^ fier Club honored hint with an award remove pit and mash avocado with 35 may add them to your file. July 7. Friday, 4:31 p.m. - Grass fire at 139 Plain Drive. Gone but not forgotten. Hdlf Friday,6:10 p.m.-Medical Children St Grandchildren Fred Linberger of 8 Sadds Mill Road, Ellington, was call to 55 Smith Drive. Fred Reindl is the executive chef of the luxurious Four seasons Hotel in the background. PAGE EIGHT - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MancHester, Conn- Sat., July 1, WB MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Sat., July 1. 1978 — PAGE NINE B u sin ett ifM ♦ JLJ * k* The ^stopf talk and walk’ policeman: Arfircalendars Andover Device saves power ^ 1 WITH(»UraNtt7J0niKHASt WI1HC0lflM8t7j0niKHASE WITH COUNN 8 87,50 niKHASE 1 East Hartford EX(XU)IMToOACCOtM.COHOl EX(XlinN.T06ACC0 4M.COim. EXCtUOIN TOBAIXO 8 AtCOHOl Monday BAKEDfEA (MJNKUGHT FOR SALADS & (» )0 K M 6 ^ East Hartford merchants wanted it Tuesday HUNTSVILLE, Ala. (UPI) - A NASA engineer saysJie Town Office Building closed. Fireworks display from McAuliffe has developed a simple electronic device that Board of Fire Commissioners, 7:30 Park, 9 p.m., (all aerial and dramatically reduces the amount of electricity used in By CHRIS BLAKE ‘ branch of the East Hartford Citizens p.m., firehouse. B&M STASKIST WESSON therefore visible from most of East motors in most homes and light industry. ' Herald Reporter.' Action Group. Tuesday Since its formation last August, the Hartford. Frank J. Nola, an engineer at the Marshall Space BEANS OIL l-i EAST HARTFORD - "The idea is Town Oflice Building, Andover Flight Center, said electric motors consume about, two- UNA group has been concerned about get­ Thursday IGoz.can INOIL 24 0 Z B T L . •; to provide contact between the of- ting policemen back oh foot patrols. Public Library, Andover Disposal YOUA thirds of all the electricity generated and said the device ifle er and the pedestrian public and Area closed. Starting day of the “Along the could reduce the nation's oil consumption as well. At a recent meeting of the noup, Road to Learning” CETA program at CHOICE .'' the business community. about 40 citizens gathered to discuss The device, called a Power Factor Controller, reduces "There are those who feel that we Center, Slye, EHHS, Penney and the possibility of foot patrolmen. Mayberry schools, 8:30 a.m. the amount of power used by induction motors, the type 6 !fi0 Z . I ^ may have lost touch with the days of used in virtually all home appliances and most light in­ Savage said the group was mixed con the beat man.” dustry. with strong representation.from > s-so That’s how Police Chief Clarence Bolton businessmen, merchants and Hebron -X 'l tMTOeiXIUPONPERFAHlYip., LM r0N E C 0U raiP E 8FA IM .Y AP-2 LIMT ONE IXXIPON PER FAMLYAP-2 I ^ , A. Drumm explained the police Monday ITY “ •'•IJ U IY 2-1 1978 684 V A U l JULY 2-1 1976 j p VALID JULY 2-8 1978 residents in attendance. J S U ^ department's new system designed Several merchants brought up the Town clerk, tax c o lle c to r. Monday Awarded fellowship to put policemen back on foot patrols idea to Drumm and he responded by assessor, 7 to 9 p.m.. Community - during selected hours during the day. Regular day office hours. Town Of­ ordering the new system into effect. Hall. fice Building: no evening office hours Dr. Richard J. Freiheit of Vernon was awarded a The system, called "stop, talk and Gordon Elliot, owner of Elliot’s Tuesday for the town clerk, tax collector and fellowship of the Academy of General Dentistry on June walk,” was put into effect about six Gun Shop on 514 Burnside Ave., said Community Hall offices, Bentley assessor. 26. More than 300 members of the academy received the weeks ago on a section of Burnside the system may offer a disadvan­ Memorial Library, Andover Disposal fellowship award during the annual convocation Avenue and on two sections of Main Tuesday tage. Area, closed for holiday. ceremony held during AGD’s 26th Annual Meeting in ! Street. Police are being placed main­ "It would be easy fqr someone with Office Buiiding Ciosed — Legal Frank Tornaquindici (right) president of Frank’s Supermarkets, Atlanta. ly in commercial and business areas a criminal intent to pinpoint the Wednesday Holiday — Fourth of July. goes over promotionai material for Jesso products with Matthew Dr. Freiheit, a graduate of the University of Penn­ • of the two streets. exact location of an officer at a cer­ Board of Selectmen, 8 p.m.. Com­ Wednesday "With today’s technology and the Thurz (left), manager of Frank’s Manchester store, and Paul Tor­ sylvania dental school has practiced family dentistry in tain time, because the officer is munity Hall. Public Health Nurses, 1:30 to 3:30 mobility involved, it makes little Board of Library Directors, 8 p.m., naquindici (Frank’s son), program director for the supermarkets. Manchester since Jan. 1978. visible,” Elliot said. p.m.. Town Office Building. The Academy of General Dentistry is a professional sense to put a man on foot all the "I feel that if it’s in addition to a Bentley Memorial Library. Thursday (Herald photo by Pinto) organization composed of over 21,000 family practice ' time,” Drumm said. "It’s like the cruiser patrolling the area, it’s one Board of Selectmen, 7 p.m., Town dentists from the United States and Canada. AGD is trolley car and the horse and buggy— thing. But to take a craiser out of ac­ Office Building. dedicated to improving dental health in America by _ ' it served its purpose at the time. tion is another thing,” he said. motivating and encouraging dentists to continually up­ ' , ' "By doing it this way, we don’t lose Board of Education, Library, 8 Frank^s sells Jesso label Elliot said his store has not been p.m., Gilead Hill School. date their professionai knowledge and skills through con­ that mobility of the officer in case burglarized. The store’s alarm Coventry- he’s needed, and we’re also ad­ tinuing dentai education programs. system, which is an infra-red system Monday Frank Tornaquindici, president of pleased with the inconsistency found in dressing those who are concerned sensitive to body heat as well as Frank's Supermarkets, has announced generic products," Tornaquindici said. with having a man on the beat,” he Board of Welfare, 10 to 11 a.m., Vernon movement, is hooked up to the police Town Hall. that Frank's will carry a new variety of "Buying Jesso will give the customer a said. station. Monday products with the Jesso label. known name, with more consistent quali­ News for senior citizens Officers park their cruisers and Elliot also said he has installed Tuesday Fireworks display, at dark. Legion While other supermarkets have ty. And she'll know for sure what is in the patrol the three areas in the morning “the latest in protection equipment,” Town Hall and Sanitary Landfili Field, West Street. promoted introduction of generic name By WALLY FORTIN can." from 8 to 9 a.m., in the afternoon at his store. , closed for holiday. Governor's Foot Guard will pre­ products. Frank's has decided instead to ...... Generic name products usually sell at a from 1:30 to 2:30 on Main Street and A Burnside Avenue pharmacist Wednesday sent a “band concert before the dis­ offer a label which has passed years of lower price than brand name products. Hi! Just a reminder that come Monday we will start from 2 to 3 p.m. on Burnside Avenue, who refused to be named said, "I just Board of Welfare, 7:30 to 8:30 p.m., play. taste and quality testing and have gained Frank's wili offer Jesso products at prices signing up for our Rockingham trip. The complete and in the evening when most of the feel it’s better to have someone out Town Hall. Wednesday 'customer approval, Tornaquindici said. competitive with generic name products. package includes bus fare, grandstand seat, dinner at the merchants close their businesses. there. Parks and Recreation Commis­ "1 don't believe the shopper will be 88 Restaurant with a choice of baked boneless chicken or These are the peak hours of activi­ Friends of Valley Falls Park, 7:30 broiled haddock, and also a program. Price is $12. We “The people seem to be happy sion, 7:30 p.m.. Town Hall. p.m., at the park. ty, Drumm said. Seeing a about it, but whether or not it’s going Town budget hearing, 7:30 p.m., will also make a stop for your favorite drinks and policeman can stop a motorist from to work isn’t clear yet,” the phar­ High Schooi. cigarettes. Registration will start around 8 a.m. on a first parking illegally or a criminal from come basis and we’re limited to two buses. macist said. Young People’s AA, 8 p.m., St. . SBM interest rates up robbing a store, he said. South Windsor “It’s going to stop some of the in­ Officer John Leavitt, a 13-year veteran of the police force, Mary’s. With the nice weather here we are beginning to use our It also serves another function — it Wednesday The Savings Bank of Manchester has Individual Retirement Accounts are outdoor shuffleboard games, and we will be having some cidents of shoplifting,” he added. stops to talk to Azniv Gavranian, an employee at Sam’s Pizza Jaycees, 8 p.m.. Lakeside Grill. gives the officer contact with the Town Council, 8 p.m., Town Hall, implemented changes in its Individuai available to any individual who is not an of our regular programs in the shade of the large trees. In Lewis B. Nitkin, a pharmacist and people, he said. at 694 Burnside Ave. About six week ago. Police Chief Thursday State Senior Citizens Picnic, Ocean Retirement Account plan which wiil active participant in a qualified pension, fact, this coming Wednesday we will have another picnic part-owner of the Burnside Drug Clarence Drumm put some of his officers back on foot patrol Adult Education Council, 7:30 Beach Park, bus leaves St. Margaret enable customers to earn higher interest profit sharing or stock bonus plan. They in the park. The people wanted it Store on the 700-block, said the foot during selected hours. Several merchants had expressed con­ p.m.. High School. Mary’s Church Hall 8 a.m. than ever before. Customers can now earn can be full or part-time workers. They can This is the time of the year when everyone likes to Some of the merchants on Burnside patrolman has aided his store. 8 percent interest on eight-year cer­ deposit 15 percent of their income or $1,- travel and so we have a couple of dates you might want to Avenue commented on the new “It’s stopped the crowd that used cern that they had lost touch with the police and wanted them tificates of deposit, giving them an effec­ 500 annually (whichever is less). jot down. Only July 27 we’ll take a one day boat cruise on system. to congregate around the building,” back on the beat. (Herald photo by Blake) tive annual yield of 8.45 percent. In addition to IRA, the Savings Bank of Lake George with a nice lunch and all. On Aug. 3 we hope George Savage, owner of the Nitkin said. “We had a problem for "In addition to the substantial increase Manchester offers a Keogh Retirement Savage Food Market at 680 Burnside quite a while with that, especially to line up something for either Newport or Rockport as a Burnside Avenue patrol from the 700- suspicious they may have seen,” he in the interest rate, we have made other around the time East Hartford High Coventry goes ahead Plan for individuals who are self- one day trip. On Aug. 10 it’s Red Sox baseball, but all Ave., said the system has worked. block to the end of the business and said. changes which wiii make these accounts "We’ve had no problems with van­ School gets out in the afternoon.” employed. This plan allows individuals to tickets are sold. Then on Aug. 24 it’s a one-day trip to the commercial district in the 500 sec­ Pekarski’s patrol consists of a even more appealing to our customers," dalism in the past nine months and Now that it’s summer, the problem deposit up to 15 percent of their income or Dutch Inn Restaurant By The Sea in Galilee, R.I. This tion. walk of about one-half mile west on with summer programs Raymond Tucker, IRA A Keogh manager $7,500 (whichever is less). it’s in latge measure to police protec- with East Hartford High youths is trip will include a leisurely l-Vz-hour boat ride followed “I think a lot of people don’t know Burnside Avenue and a back track of the Savings Bank of Manchester, said. tlon,” 'Savage said. temporarily solved. by a nice lunch. what to expect from it yet,” east on the other side of the street. "We will now issue passbooks to "We commend the police depart­ Nitkin added, “The one-on-one Scheduled athletic programs in­ Complete course So keep these dates in mind because they are all one- Pekarski said. “ I guess it’s too early COVENTRY - Although Coventry customers with Individual Retirement Ac­ relationship between the police and He said he change the pattern he clude girls’ softball, boys’ and girls’ day trips which we know you’ll enjoy. ment for the fact that they have, to tell how effective it’s going to be.” will begin fiscal year 1978-79 today Miss Dorothy Bloniarz, clerk-typist at the people is a wonderful thing. It walks so those who might commit a soccer, men’s baseball, and girls’ counts. These passbooks wiii immediately While on trips a reminder to your folks who have signed heeded to the requests of the citizens Pekarski said the walking patrol without an approved budget, the provide customers with tneir IRA’s the Manchester Public Health Nursing always has been and it always will crime cannot pick up any definite basketball. Some programs may up for the November air-boat cruise: Your second pay­ and for listening to the problems and system has several positive aspects. path that the officer is walking each Parks and Recreation Commission current status and will make depositing Association Inc., has recently completed a coming up with a solution that we be.” have to be cut, commissioners said, ment is due. Also, we do have a few more cabins “It makes the officer familiar with day. hopes to run scheduled summer much easier for them," he said. course in medical terminology at if the council severely cuts the available, in case some of you would like to change your hope will solve the rash of situations Too early to tell the people of the area and with the Drumm said the sytem may be programs with volunteer help until In the past, customers were supplied Manchester Community College, that have occurred in the past,” recreation budget. mind. Remember, we fly from Bradley to Miami and Patrolman George Pekarski, a' area itself,” he said. expanded in the future. For now, he expenditures are authorized by the periodic statements showing the status of Miss Bloniarz has been with the ' Savage said. < The council had raised Jean’s then board the S.S. Volendam. We take in the following seven-year veteran of the force, was “It gives people the opportunity to is waiting to see how effective it is in Town Council. their accounts. MPHNA for more than a year. Savage is a member of the Bum- salary as a part-time director from islands: Cape Haiten, San Juan, St. Thomas and Puerto just transferred to the day division. talk with a police officer about the cutting down crime and increasing Among the programs slated are side Center Association, which is a $1,500 to $4,000 and to date has not Plata. We have fliers available for anyone interested, He has been assigned to walk the problems of the area or anything contact with the people. acrobatics run by dance teacher here at the office. Richard Risley, arts and crafts made a cut in that appropriation. Collectors’ Corner ] Here’s some news for you folks who like to see travel headed by recreation director Lionei Last month the commission and the films. You are invited to visit the Manchester Mall on Jean and his wife Saily, and tennis council squabbled over whether the Main Street Thursdays. Films are provided by Tivolo Physicians open offices ( Area bulletin board lessons. Programs already in director should have regular hours Travel of Manchester. Each week a different country or progress will continue, inciuding scheduled, with the recreation com­ HEBRON — The Town of Hebron cian by tnethe end of tnethe year Ito cover ' ...... 1 swimming, which has been funded by mission anting for flexibility. Stamp on photography location inside the United States is presented. Coffee and will be able to visit its own local doc­ full time. At this time, the services of doughnuts are served as well as some delicious Carvel ice Open programs On July 31 there will be an open a special council appropriation. tors for medical needs, when two a full time nurse will be available. session, with coffee, information and cream. All this is free and starts at 7 p.m. physicians open their offices at the GLASTONBURY - The Glaston­ Instrumental in recruiting these discussion available. first 15-cent commem We were told that out good friend Henry Berry is a end of August. The location of the of­ bury Mental Health Group offers physicians have been the Community All programs are free and patient at the Manchester Hospital after undergoing hip fices will be in .the Village Health Agency; Aaron Reid, first programs and services to residents surgery. Cards would certainly make him feel a little available to residents of Manchester. By RUSS MacKKINDRIUK Professional Center, Route 66, selectman; William V. Borst, fire of Glastonbury and its neighboring better. For further information call the It’s been a good year” This photography stamp appeared June Hebron. chief; Realtors, Jeffrey Adams and communities. Action here starts with Wednesday morning's pinochle GMHG office at 633-2832. 26 at Las Vegas. It is the first 1978 com­ Drs. John Hayes, and Peter Jones, A. Pete Dallaire and the Windham A private, non-profit agency, the games. We had 36 players and the winners are Bea Mader ANDOVER — David Kravet, An­ mem with the new 15-cent letter rate. The will establish a family and internal Community,Memorial Hospital staff. G.M.H.G. offers a social club for Paper drive Eleven students had perfect atten­ 566, Paul Schuetz 565, Audrey Durey 564, Alfreda Hallin dover Elementary School principal, first-day ceremonies were slated to coin­ m ediae practice. These physicians The Rev. Stanley Eaton of the Com­ young adults who have experienced SOUTH WINDSOR - Wapping dance during the year. They are in this year’s final issue of “School cide with the annual convention of the 564, Marjorie McClain 561, Robert Scheubert 556, Tommy are al»> located in Willimantlc, and munity Health Agency said that the emotional problems; a support group Community Church in South Windsor Adam Clark, Dawn McCrea, Professional Photographers of America Tomkins 550, Helen Silver 550, Mary Hill 543. for families of persons with mental has announced its next paper drive Days,” the school newsletter, said, kindergarten; Jeffrey Bronke, Kent plan to work in Hebron on a part-time search for local physicians has been “Our school year has gone so Inc. at Vegas. On Thursday, it was our first outdoor picnic of the problems; a referral service for peo­ will be held Saturday and Sunday, Almeida, Grade 2; Michael Arner, basis, with plans to expand services going on for at least the past 2'A quickly and now it’s almost over. The design was contrived by a New season in Center Park. After a nice lunch of hot dogs, with the addition of another ilhysi- years. ple seeking information and Sept. 16 and 17. Grade 3; Khalil Sivjee, Grade 4; York photographer, Ben Somoroff. We see macaroni salad, dessert and beverage, the gang enjoyed recommendations to area therapists The latest collection in June netted ■This has been a good year. Our Kevin MacKay, Grade 4/5; Amy Cun­ a view camera, lens, adapter ring, a a few games of bingo, while others played the outdoor and other mental health resources; $360 for Missions. The Outreach children have learned and grown and ningham, Cindy Jean, Grade 5; monstrous studio light bulb, and a shuffleboard gatnes. and numerous workshops, lectures Committee has allocated money in that’s what school is all about.” Debra Keenan, Michele Pelletier, snapshot album. The stamp will probably Because of the Fourth of July holiday, we will not be Sayer wins spelling bee and educational programs. the past to worthwhile projects such Kravet thanked all those involved Grade 6. look better in its true colors of yellow, serving a meal on Monday, but we will be open for our A weekly Drop-In Center, held at as Hospice, which support a health with the school system for their help The following teachers had perfect red, blue, gray and black. regular programs. SOUTH WINDSOR - Tim Sayer, a while Sean Leonard was the third top the Group’s office in the Welles- care facility for the terminally ill and throughout the year. attendance; David Caron, Helen The philately for this last month was so Menu for the week sixth grade student at the Pleasant fund-raiser. They received a record Chapman Tavern, 2400 Main St., other such endeavors: Interval His final word — “In case you’re Donohue, Bonnie Godin, Jane Jones, wondering — school begins again on hectic that a recap is in order. o If Wednesday: Ham salad on rye, cole slaw, sliced ' Valley School on Ellington Road in and a shirt, respectively, for their ef­ Glastonbury, is a focal point for dis­ House in Hartford, a temporary David Turkington and Diagne Dagon. Sept. 6 — only 72 days away.” June 3 — A 15-cent stamped envelope peaches and beverage. ; South Windsor, won first prize in the forts. cussions, and infoimation on mental shelter for batted women and their • “Jerry Lewis Spelling Bee” spon- had its first day at Williamsburg, Penn­ * Miolo^niphx I S \ 15c Thursday: Turkey salad plate, potato chips, celery The Muscular Dystrophy Associa­ health issues. The center operates on children; and Alpha and Omega in sylvania with no fanfare. The embossed sticks, cake and beverage. sored by the Muscular Dystrophy tion supports a worldwide research Monday evenings' from 7:30 to 10. Ellington, which provides a loving, area shows Uncle Sam’s hat in red and ' Association. program to find the cause and cure July Drop-In programs are as Christian family environment for center, in sheet, coil and booklet form — Schedule for the week white. The envelopes come in sizes of 6% It was announced by Mrs. Barbara for MD and related neuromuscular follows: handicapped children. continuing the American Series. It was Monday through Friday: Signup for Rockingham. Center School honor roll and 10 inches — plain and with windows. Silver, Spelling Bee coordinator. disorders. The voluntary health agen­ July 10, a film, “The Search For The church extends a heartfelt issued at Baltimore with the traditional Monday: 8 a.m., register for Rockingham Races; 8:30 To get an FDC write "Uncle Sam Students in the fourth, fifth and cy maintains a nationwide network of Something Else,” an exploration of thank you to the entire community ceremonies. Here again the collector a.m.. Golf League at the East Hartford Course; 10 a.m., The Bolton Elementary Center Placco, Roberta Toner and , sixth grades participated in the com- 185 clinics that provide free diagnosis various self-awareness modalities, for helping with the paper drive. Envelope,” Postmaster, Williamsburg, should specify which type of stamp is kitchen social games. No lunch today. 1 p.m., pinochle School has announced the honor roll • petition and over $700 was raised for and treatment to children and adults such as Zen, T.M., EST, etc.; Jacqueiyn Weiman. PA 16693, and enclose the no-bargain price desired, and if it is the booklet, then remit games. Bus pickup at 8:30 a.m., return trips at noon and Blue Crass Festival for the fourth quarter. Grade 8 “A” honors: Heather of 18 cents. They will send the smaller one ! the fight against muscle diseases. afflicted with muscle diseases. An July 17, a mini-workshop, for 8 stamps. For customer-affixing ad­ 3:30 p.m. HEBRON — Tickets for the third Grade 7, "A” honors: Stacey Briggs, Heather Hanford and Sean unless the number 10 is requested. Also Funds were raised through pledges MDA clinic is located in the “Belonging,” with lecture, discus­ dress “First Day Cancellations,” Post­ Tuesday: Closed for holiday.* annual Blue Grass Festival, July 16 Pineo, Kate Shorey and Allison Neath. enclose a similar label with your address. for every word spelled correctly by Newington Children’s Hospital in sion and exercises focusing on master, Baltimore, MD 21233. For PO- Wednesday: 9 a.m.. Health Clinic by appointment; 10 at 11 a.m., may be obtained from the Stern. Grade 8, “B” honors: Karen Chick, The order must be postmarked on or participants. Newington. feelings of inclusion and exclusion; affix, “ Fort McHenry Stamp,” and so a.m., pinochle games and Friendship Circle meeting; Hebron General Store, Belmont Grade 7, “B” honors: Jeffrey David Churiila, Heidi Cloutier, before July 10. Etach of the top three fund-raisers Also, well over $100,000 worth of July 24, a film, “Men’s Lives;” a forth. The last day is July 14. noon to 12:30, lunch served. In the afternoon we have Records; the Music Service, New Balch, Ted Brown, Katherine Can­ Kimberiy Coiumbia, Dawn June 14 — A 15-cent Oliver Wendell received a prize. The top fund raiser, research is presently being con­ documentary about musculinity in In all cases remember that the USPS bridge games for anyone wishing to attend. Also outdoor Haven; Liberty Banjo Co., Fairfield. non, David Drummond, Yvonne Corneiiuson, Charles Ferguson, Holmes stamp in coil form and booklet Kim Sample, won a tape cassette. ducted at the University of Connec­ America which has been termed “a wants self-addressed envelopes or shuffleboard games. The cost of advanced tickets is a Evans, Michael Fenton, Gregory Cynthia Fietcher, Patricia Franz. was issued quietly in Boston. This is ^ e Kim Vanderputten placed second. ticut in Storrs. real consciousness raiser.” prepared return stickers. Thursday:, 10 a.m. to noon, outdoor shuffleboard dollar cheaper than tickets Fenton, Amy Fiano, Leah Fiano. Also, Lynn Haioburdo, Judy same design as on Scott 1288 in the Promi­ So there is the head-spinning panorama games; noon to 12:45, picnic in the park; 1 p.m., outdoor purchased at the gate. Also, Mary Fletcher, Gretchen LeMends, Christine Rady, Scott nent Americans definitive series. For an of June, with its stamped envelopes, com­ shuffleboard games and bingo games in the park. Bus The event will take place in Lions Geromin, Rebekah Gleason, Jessica Rich, Jennifer Roberts, Jennifer FDC, "customer-affixing-stamps" the ad­ memorative stamp, regular stamps, pickup at 10 a.m., return home around 3 p.m. Park, Hebron, on Gilead Street. Per­ Greenwood, Deborah Harpin, Teresa VanDine, Sarah Vernier, Vaieria dress to use is "First Day Cancellations,” postal cards, coils, sheets and booklets. Friday: 10 a.m., kitchen social games; noon, lunch; 1 sons requiring further information, Holbrook, Maureen Holland, Heidi Vizard, Kirsten Wagner and Jeffrey Postmaster, Boston, MA 02109. For PO af­ p.m., setback games. Bus pickup at 8:30 a.m., return Tolland school honors may caU 649-1702 or 875-5043. Luck, Holly Miller, Samantha fixing stamps address "Oliver Wendell Souvenir sheets Warner. trips at 12:30 and 3:30 p.m. Moske, David Murdock, Katherine Holmes Stamp," Postmaster, Boston, MA There are instructions a-flying on how Gregory Galat, Joani Gardner, Can 02109. Specify whether a stamp from coil to reserve the CAPEX souvenir sheets LaFIamme, Janet LaForge, Kathy Grade 7 Goetcheus. or booklet is wanted. If booklet, you have that go on sale August 28. Up until July 28 LaPoint, Todd Lasher, Linda you can request up to 3,000 at any of the The following students received all Also, Allison Goodman, Judy to take the whole pane of 8 stamps. The Lashetski, Debora Llttell, Lisa Gorsky, Alice Gray, David Grue, Home- LOTTERY DRAWINGS last day is July 14. 248 philatelic centers in the country — like Bookmobile schedule A’s in all subjects; Sandy Elliott, Marek, Wayne Martin, Julian Stuart Harkins, Debbie Hart, Renee June 20 — The 10-cent John Hancock the one in the main PO in Hartford at 141 Janice Fournier, Kim Grant, Pam Matheson, Debbie McAvoy, Mary Hjame, Wendy Huff, John Janlak, owners: MOVE TO WVIT CHANNELS* postal card was released at his hometown Weston Street. This sheet was black- H e re ’s n ex t w eek ’s Wednesday Lucler, Laura Romeo. Jane McCarthy, Lori MaePherson. Honors; David Adamick, Monica Patricia Krawiec, ^ t t LaMothe, Inflation can be of Quincy, Mass, on this date. You will blotted by the APS but who cares? They schedule for the 8:50 a.m. — Chestfield Con­ Also Todd North, Greg O’Seep, remember the no-price card that came also turned thumbs down on the 50-flag Manchester Public Library valescent Home. Auclair, David Barnes, David Ber­ Christine Poitras, Gregory Riley, Lisa Lavigne,. more dangerous SIARTINGJUiyiSt Also, Beth Lobdell, Gary Lotreck, out May 19. Both versions may be ordered sheet and look where that one went! bookmobile: 1:30 p.m. — Sycamore Lane. nard!, Jerry Bernier, Judy Bertrand, Suzanne Sbarge, Marc Schaefer, starting on Saturday, July 1st, the The weekly Money Tree drawings Rebwca Blake, James Bbzzo, Carey Darby Ludden, Linda Markunas, than fire! as FDCs by addressing “John Hancock Award to Bushnell 2:20 p.m. — Nike Circle. Dawn Selander, Julie Tacey, Sherri live Dally Numbers drawings will be will be held each week on WViT Chan­ Monday Brunette, Denise Buchholz, Alison Steven Martin, Lori Morel, Patricial seen Monday through Saturday on nel 30 at 5:30 PM starting Thursday, Card,” Postmaster, Quincy,) MA 02169. 3 p.m. — Bruce Road. 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The following student received all (preferred by the USPS), address "First 1:40 p.m. — West Side Rec. i l 35 TOLLAND TNPKE Dargatl, Randy Dean, Steve Also, Clarissa Rife, Cheryl ehibit. 9:40 a.m. — Garden Drive. A’s in all subjects; Marc Rubenstein. Rodgers, Cynthia Sarooski, Dana If your numiMr’s light, Day Cancellations,” Postmaster, Las 2:20 p.m. — Park Chestnut 11 a.m. — Camp Kennedy. CAIDOB PLAZA - HMMCHESTiB J* Dobieski, Paul Duraay, Helen Duval, AGENCY Shako The Money Tree. Vegas, NV 89114, For PO-affixed, Something to do Apartments. Suzaiine Edmonds, Marla Esten, Honors: Jackie Anderson, Herb Schillihger, Karen Severson, Linda you'll win tonight. 1:30 p.m. — Virginia Road. E.*H«rtlord, “Photography Stdmp,” etc. Postmark no Tomorrow, July 2 — The First Sunday 3 p.m. — High Street. 2:10 p.m. — New Hope Roger Falk, Todd Foster, Bruce Bailey, Tracey Barber, Robert Bass, Sherman, Rhonda Villanova, Richard ‘Also seen on crunnei 59. New Haven ana Channel 79. Torrington later than July 11. 3:40 p.m. — Fountain Lisa Bielecki, Erin Blake, Robert CL Stamp Bourse at the Ramada Inn, 100 Manor. N- > * ♦ > » ♦ N- !»• > ♦ > > Fraspr, Klmberfy Gallagher, Donna Weiss, Michael Weitz, Timothy lu t e u » : You iMttt be i l vesri or older to piirclieM letterr ttekett. l»ttt mlnert may receive them at lifts June 30— And just yesterday there was East River Drive, East Hartford. Free Village, 3 p.m. — Lawton Road. Cirant. Bums, Suzanne Cambria, htary Beth White, Karen Wlnans, Sabrina Wise, 289-5304 another — A Fort McHenry Flag 15- parking, admission and door prizes. 3:40 p.m. — Gerard Street. Also Kristy Isleib, Paul Jonas, Ken Cardin, Carole Feir, Abigail Fenity, Deborah Zmijewskl.

N V PAGE TEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Sat.. July 1, 1»78_ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Sat., July 1, 1978 — PAGE ELEVEN ------— ------j Pair of aces East Hartford deadlocks )t*\- Sundberg acclaimed Hurlliurl Bell, a senior eilizen from Miriclle Had- dam, scored two lioles-in- one on the same hole at Manchester for Zone lead in Texas as the best Conneetieul Golf Land runnerup in the voting at each posi­ Thursday. . Rick Lewis and DeAngelis each By MILT RICHMAN The lack of recognition doesn’t By LKIN AUSTER Ken Brasa. Pete Kiro was scheduled tentionally walked to load the bakes tion. He can choose anyone he wants. drove in a run in the sixth and East bother him, Sundberg claims. Bell aeed the 45-yard llerulil S|jorl»wriler to-hurl for Manchester but quit the in the fifth. That strategy paid off as NEW YORK (UPI) - In this particular case, Martin Hartford plated two decisive runs in “I don’t feel I’m being slighted,” 11th hole at the par three team Thursday. Gregg McGowan fanned Martin, Everywhere I went' in Texas, might be considered partial to one of A,wild pitch and Jeff Scanlon single the seventh. says the low-key 27-year-old course and won himself a Stringing together four two- Martin came through in the final his own, meaning Munson, who Cart Guzzardi singtd and Phil from the smallest whistle Galesburg, 111., native. “I feel I’m complimentary round. run frames, East Hartford had produced the tying markers with a stanza with an RBI single followed catches for him every day, but the Shiner doubled. Jeff Scanlon’s .AV stops to the big cities, the one starting to get recognition. It takes to withstand a last inning rally pair of fifth-inning tallies giving East by a Frank Livingston’s fielder’s Yankee manager and league Presi­ He didn’t waste any sacrifice fly plated Guzzard and name everybody kept throwing time. Look at Ted Simmons. He’s Hartford a 4-2 advantage. choice,' Linsenhigler singled in a run dent Lee MacPhail met ealier 'this time taking .udvantaj'e of to top previously unbeaten when Martin tipped the toss from at me was Jim Sundberg. done quite a bit, but he doesn’t seem Tony DeAngelis scooted home and both runners moved up on a wild week, even before seeing the latest Zone Eight leader Manchester, right fielder Dave Blake into the as well known as Johnny Bench, the offer and proceeded to from second base on an infield pitch, He was the best catcher in the voting . figures, and both agreed Manchester dugout, Shlnr was Carlton Fisk or Thurman Munson. duplicate the aee on the 8-7, in baseball actiod-last grounder for the first marker in the Brasa bounced a grounds rule dou­ American League, possibly in all Sundberg belonged on the team no awarded home. Defensively, I think I was recognized 11th hole. night at Eagle Field. /fifth. Mike Furlong, who seems to be ble over the right field fence bringing baseball, the people in Texas in­ matter how the final balloting come Manchester, which will be the un­ in 1976 when I won the Gold Glove The win draws East Hartford,' in the middle of everything whenever Manchester to within a run and formed me. Carlton Fisk and Thur­ out. the two clubs clash, sent a roller derdog in the Zone Eight chase chasing McGowan from the hill. man Munson got all the publicity but award and last year as well when I (defending zone champs, into a first IIICC It’ll be the second time he has been won it again. The only question with place tie with the locals, each 5-1. down the third base line. because of apparent Jack of pitching, Sundberg was better than both. It Left-hander Jeff Huot took over the chosen although he didn’t play the some people was my hitting. I think Manchester Is 8-5 overall. East Hart­ Third sacker Mike Freiheit pegged refused to give up without a fight. chores and he earned a save by would be a mortal sin, an absolute Leaders last time he was selected four years I’m proving I can do that, too. Over ford 11-5, to first for the out but DeAngelis, Pinch hitter Eric Gauruder striking out pinch batter Dave Bot- disgrace, if he didn’t make the All- ago. the last seven months. I’ve been hit­ Manchester took a 2-0 lead in the running all the way, dove home doubled with Mike Giliberto running taro, Star team. Martin, who had him when he ting better than .330.” Batting first and held the upper hand until the before catcher Mike Linsenbigler for him. The latter stayed at third as Gliha and Livingston each had two staff All those fired-up fans in Texas managed the Rangers, is one of The big thing Sundberg is striving iN'alional l.«*ugui‘ fourth when the Post 77 visitors could recover to take Don Martin's Ray Gliha reached on an error. his for Manchester while Guzzardi fans can relax. Their man has made Sundberg’s biggest boosters. No for most is consistency. AB H Ave. knotted it against unexpected starter throw. Gliha, who had two hits early, was in- had a pair of blows along with three the team. bigger, though, than his present “My ambition,” he says, “ is to be Puhl, Hou 264 88 .333 runs scored for the winners. The complete makeup of the manager, Billy Hunter, who calls the best, and to be the best you have Bowa, Phil 285 92 .323 McGowan got credit for the win and American League squad hasn’t been him flat out the best catcher in the to be consistent. I’d say Thurman has Madlock, SF 201 65 .323 Yanks win Brasa was charged with the loss. announced yet because voting is still league. been the most consistent catcher in Burroughs, All 221 71 .321 NEW YORK (UPI)Reggie Manchester travels to Salem, going on, but barring injury between Doby Chisox pilot Takes throw for putout “He’s my Brooks Robinson,” says the league over the past three years. Griffey, Cin 303 94 .310 Jackson, criticized by club owner Mass., this weekend to take part in a now and then, Jim Sundberg will be Mile winner and coach Hunter, who Spent 14 seasons Carlton has had some good years and Parker, Pit 277 86 .310 president of the Indians in 1947, George Steinbrenner as one of the tournament while East Hartford has Manchester Legion first baseman Don Martin gathers in throw in San Diego for the All-Star game CHICAGO (UPI)Larry marveling over Robinson’s perfor­ is.having a fine one now, but for con­ Smith, LA 203 63 ,310 would take over the job during veterans who let down the team a zone tilt Sunday afternoon at Shea from shortstop before East Hartford’s Joe Scanlon (4) arrived in . Cindy Arico, sensational Pennisy High in East Hartford July 11. Doby, the first black player to mance while coaching for the sistency I’d pick Munson. If you’re Simmons, St.L 258 79 .306 Friday night’s Sox game at during its recent slump, hit his sixth Park at 2 o’clodk against Enfield. runner, won the one mile run in the High School Girls’ Division latest returns in the American break the color barrier in the third inning action. (Herald photo by Chastain) Orioles. “You name it, Sundberg talking about power, then I’d have to Lopes, LA 235 72 .306 Minnesota. career grandslam and drove in five League balloting show Fisk far out in American League, was named last Saturday in the New England Relays in Manchester. The does it. Nobody catches or throws say Bench is still No. 1 among the Witfield, SF 236 72 .305 UPI selected Lemon as American runs Friday night to lead the New front among the catchers with any better than him. And look what freshman is shown with Penney Coach Dick Brimley, former catchers.” Aincrirun I.eugur manager of the Chicago White League manager of the year after York Yankees to a 10-2 victory over Sundberg, who had been third, clim­ he’s hitting! Only (Rod) Carew is Manhattan College runner. Arico’s winning time was 5:22.9. Even if he wasn’t picked to the All- AB H Ave. Sox Friday succeeding Bob the 1977 season, when the Sox the Detroit Tigers. bing over Munson into second place. out-hitting him.” (Photo by Dave Roback) Star team this year, it wouldn’t have Carew, Min 248 85 .343 Lemon. finished 90-72. Lemon became As manager of the American For some reason, Sundberg has Vilas first hig name Leaguers, Billy Martin picks the rest broken Sundberg’s heart, Rice, Bos 206 100 .327 manager of the Sox following the 1976 Doby became the second black never received a whole lot of publici­ "The All-Star game is only third on season, of the squad after the fans vote for Reynolds, Sea 248 80 .323 ever to manage a major league team. Little League j ty. He doesn’t generate it the way a my list of priorities,” he says. Sundberg, Tex 236 76 .322 Veeck also announced Bruce Dal American League balloting the starting players at each position Reggie Jackson or Pete Rose does. Frank Robinson was the first when “ Being consistent and winning the Lynn, Bos 245 78 .318 Canton, 36, will succeed Stan -^l^ll•ni-nM^^^lflnff^«rln1il||^H >iilWUiiiHllii«inni iinumiiilWII'Jr except the pitchers. What generally He’s not nearly as outgoing as they he managed the Cleveland Indians, pennant are much more important. If Cubbage, Min 176 56 .318 Williams as the team’s pitching happens before each all All-Star are, nor is his playing style as Lemon, a Hall of Fame pitcher INTERNATIONAL it came down to that. I’d pass up the Lezeano, Mil 202 64 .317 with the Indians, wiil become a Sox coach. Dal Canton has been a player- to become upset victim game is that the manager of the team exciting as theirs. But there’s one Nine runs in the eighth broke a 2-2 All-Star game to be on a pennant Cooper, Mil 195 61 ,313 scout on the West Coast. coach for the Sox’ Triple A farm club has a talk with the league president thing he can do as well as either of winner.” in Des Moines, Iowa. He played 11 deadlock as Boland Oil went on to almost nothing right. his lobs and volleys sailed long or Five all-star regarding the rest of the squad. The Bell, Cle 264 82 .311 WIMBLEDON, England Sox President Bill Veeck said capture an 11-3 win over the Lawyers them. He can play. Piniella, NY 181 56 .309 Doby. whom he signed when he was years in the major leagues, with (UPI) — Holland’s unseeded His backhand disintegrated on easy wide. manager doesn’t have to select the Pittsburgh, Kansas City, Atlanta and last night at Leber Field. volleys and he frequently overhit Okker’s brillant crosscourt passing the White Sox. Dave Mazzotta, Barry Fuller and Tom Okker swept through forehand and backhand drives shots from near the baseline kept The Sox statement said the Stan Forostoski each had two hits for fourth seed Guillermo Vilas in beyond the baseline, only occasional­ him from any hope of a break-back. berths open I Soccer 8-7 Boland. Jamie Cullen doubled and "change in mangership was mutually straight sets, 6-3,6*4,6-2, today ly scoring a topspin winner. Borg had little trouble disposing of Wait and see attitude agreed upon by Veeck and Lemon to singled for the 6-9 Lawyers. in the biggest upset so far in The match went with service Peter McNamara of Australia, 6-2,6- through the first six games of the 2, 6-4, even though the defending NEW YORK (UPI) — With just three days to go before the MIDGET benefit the club at this time." the $510,000 Wimbledon tennis first set. bhampion lost a service game in each July 2 voting deadline, American League All-Star starting spots /o e ’« South: Wings 1 (Mark Olander; Doby scouted for Montreal in 1969, \ championships. Then the 34-year-old Dutchman at second base, shortstop and the outfield are still undecided, ac­ Greg Palmer, Curt Mahlstedt played was a minor league instructor for tbe of the first two sets. Expos in 1970, then was named a While defending champion Bjorn won 20 of the next 21 points — 15 in a McNamara scrambled after cording to the fourth weekly tabulations released Friday by world adopted by Auerbach well) Sting 0 (John Janenda, Stephen Baseball coach tor Montreal from 1971-73. Borg was having an easy passage on row — and Vilas was on the ropes the everything and rallied well when he ' Baseball Commissioner Bowie Kuhn. Tomkiei played well). an adjoining court, Vilas, the U.S. Sounders 3 (Brendan Gorman 2, Doby coached for Cleveland in 1974, ALUMNI JUNIOR rest of the match. was down. But his ground game The tentative AL infielder lineup York, 1,202,421; Darrell Porter, Kan­ BOSTON (UPI) - Red Auer­ than serve under Brown, the high- change 6f ownership, you were confi­ open champion, was never in the He bounced back briefly to break Jeff Larkin), Apolios 1 (Alex San­ then returned as a coach for Mon­ Ten runs in the third inning lifted deserted him and Borg had much too for the All-Star game scheduled for sas City, 532,322; Milt May, Detroit, bach, who molded the Boston powered executive slated, to assume dent Red's position was soiid and game against a Dutchman playing at Okker’s service in the fourth game of By JO E toro). treal in 1976. In 1977, he joined the krause Florist past Nassiff Arms, 14- much all-over power. July 11 at San Diego Stadium in­ 347,430; Butch Wynegar, Minnesota, Celtics dynasty, says he will control of the club. He refused to everything else aiso wouid be,” his top-notch best. the second set — his only break — ’The sun made brief appearances North: Cougars 3 (Gary Wood 2, White Sox as a coach and batting in­ 10, last night in a game called after cludes the Minnesota’s Twins’ Rod 144,895; Brian Downing, California, comment on the Knick rumor, saying Cohen said, "But, we don’t know that Vilas repeatedly hurt his own when Okker made two unforced during the afternoon,, but clouds j C A R M A N adopt a wait and see attitude Mark Paggioli), Warriors 1 (Devin structor. four innings at Cheney Tech. Carew at first base, Willie Randolph 103,772. it would be inappropriate whiie still now. We’li have to wait and see.” cause with double faults, once at errors \\ith easy forehand volleys. threatening to repeat Thursday’s before deciding if he will leave Donaghue: Jason Stansfield played Bases on bails abounded as Krause of the New York Yankees at second, First Base ^ Rod Carew, -A under contract to the Celtics. JHe has Cohen said he had not heard from game point in the final set. But Okker Okker fought back to break Vilas in the team after nearly three well). was aided by 13 walks while Nassiff’s total washout of play kept Friday’s shortstop Fred Patek and third Minnesota, 2,478,237; Cecil Cooper, been with Boston for 28 years. Levin, who announced the tentative was chasing everything, reaching the ninth. Vilas blew two advantage Suns 6 (Glen Boggini 3, Niki Cacase Red Sox how received 10 free passes. The win was crowds low. Some 30,000 were in the baseman George Brett of the Kansas Milwaukee, 629,026; Mike Hargrove, decades as coach and general “I’ve got three or four more weeks agreement in Los Angeles. everything, serving beautifully and points in the game, then 2, John Badyk), Matros 0. BALTIMORE (UPI) - Pat Kelly the first of the year for the Florists. stands an hour after play began. City Royals, and catcher Carlton Texas 525,129; Chris Chambliss, New About a river manager. on my contract left. I’ll meet him “ We've been left in the dark pretty , hitting the lines with pinpoint preci­ doublefaulted at deuce and helplessly singled in Rich Dauer from second Eric Stepper was the lone hitter on AH the women seeds made it safely Fisk of the ^ston Red Sox. York, 480,065; George Scott, Boston, Auerbach Thursday said he would (Brown) in a couple of days. 1 much all along. We're waiting to see sion. watched as Okker backhanded his The sunlight filters down through I’EE WEE base with none out in the 11th inning both sides with two hits, a double and through the second round, led Friday Randolph, who has led the balloting 411,5’78; Jason Thompson, Detroit, want to discuss details of the haven't talked with him (Brown). He what develops like everybody else,” Okker played near perfection save of a crosscourt volley down a the trees onto the river below, West: Bears 5 (Sadro Squatrito 2, Friday night to lift Baltimoe to a 3-2 single for Krause. Dave Williams by No. 2 Martina Navratilova, who for the past three weeks, is getting a 282,977; Lee May, Baltimore, 264,889. proposed franchise swap which doesn’t own the club until the league Cohen said. “ It’s hard for us to react. throughout the 76-minute match on a wide open alley. creating sparkles and glitters as the Danny Packer 3), Flames 0 (Kurt win over the Boston Red Sox and chipped in with a triple for the late challenge from the Milwaukee Second Base — Willie Randolph, would install John Y. Brown as the okays it, ” he said. We don’t know if players are going to rain-threatened center court. But Vilas dropped service in the first beat Australian Pam Whyteross in a water dances from light to shadow ... Potter played well). snap the Orioles’ eight-game losing Brewers’ Don Money. The gap New York, 1,043,991; Don Money, An interesting sidelight is Brown be involved or what. I don’t know winners. Vilas, whose steady ground game is and seventh games of the final set as duel of left-handers, 7-5, 6-1. thousands of streamside insects dip new Celtic owner. Brown’s Buffalo Jets 1 (Paul Henderson; Ted streak, usually his greatest asset, could do Defending champion and No. 4 seed ' between the second basemen has Milwaukee, 1,039,796; Jerry Remy, and dance off the water, their wings Braves would be sold to current has approached former Celtic Coach whether to say I'm confused or ap­ Tommy Heinsohn, fired by Levin in Fitzgerald played well). Bruins 0 Dauer led off the 11th with his se­ Two three-run innings gave Virginia Wade beat Lesley Bowrey, narrowed to a very slim 4,195 votes. Boston, 752,876; Bump Wills, Texas, reflecting irridescence, as sunbeams Celtic owner Irv Levin who would prehensive" January, about coaching his Buffalo (Christine Rovegnp played well). cond double of the game against loser Moriarty Bros, a 9-2 win over 6-1, 6-4, No. 5 Billie Jean King, saying At shortstop, only 192,000 votes 705,686; Frank White, Kansas City, catch their flight from light to then transfer that team to San Diego. Cohen said it was likely the swap team. But, Heinsohn said this week would be approved by the league. East: Tigers 4 (Jim Zotta 3, John Luis Tiant, 7-1. Kelly then ripped a 1- Heritage Savings & Loan at the West she likes her chances to win a separates Patek from Boston’s Rick 526,337; Bobby Grich, California, shadow .. a water snake, head up­ ‘T ve got to sit down with him he has not heard from Brown in three “You have to assume it has a good Donahue), Brewers 0. 2 pitch past George Scott down the Side Oval, Softball seventh singles title here, beat Marie Burlson and the Texas Rangers’ Bert 522,465; Jorge Orta, Chicago, 352,800. raised, leaves but a trace of wake as (Brown) and talk and see what its all weeks and was not enthused about a chance as long as everything is on the Cosmos 1 (A. J. Marcantonio), Tor­ right field line to hand Don Mark Zimkiewicz and Billy Corso Pinterova, 6-3, 6-2, No. 6 Betty Stove Campaneris. * Third Base — George Brett, Kan­ it swims downstream, then quickly about. I don’t know if any players are up and up. They are members of the nadoes 0. Stanhouse, 2-5, the triumph. each had two his for Moriarty’s. defeated Stacy Margolin, 6-1,6-3, and In the outfield, the tentative lineup sas City, 1,627,451; Butch Hobson, disappears in its burrow ... birds involved or if there is going to be a return to coaching. WOMEN’S REC includes Jim Rice and Carl Boston, 1,015,159; Graig Nettles, Jeff Cohen, Auerbach’s assistant board of governors, and there is Nicholson, Stuu Putnam and Bob No. ^10 Kerry Reid beat Mariana flash back and forth across the river, change of personnel. I’ll just have to Tikey Painters topped the Elks, 8- Yastrzemski of the Red Sox and New York, 984,124; Toby Harrah, wait and see,” Auerbach said. and team-general manager, said the nothing unsavory about them. The Waldron two apiece for the Bankers. Simofiescu, 6-1, 6-0. dipping and darting as they scoop the 4, last night at Cheney. Also, No. 13 Virginia Ruzici beat Yankees’ Reggie Jackson. Rice has Texas, 561,919; Buddy Bell, Auerbach’s contract expires Aug. franchise swap was different from odds are very strong that it will be Ron Archambault had three hits flies and insects hovering over the Sue Hayes, Ann Dawson and Chris Racquet Giscafre, 6-3, 7-5, No. 14 Sue led the balloting throughout the Cleveland, 490,213; Eric Soderholm, 1, and he may be headed for the New other ownership changes. approved, but then again, we won’t and Dave Vittner and Ron Ziger two water. Schedule battle rages Carpenter each had three hits, and Barker beat Tanya Harford, 6-1, 6-3, voting period and how has a total of Chicago, 247,018; Roy Howell, Toron­ York Nicks or retirement, rather “ In past years when there was a know until it happens.” Suddenly, along the riverbank, a Diane Repoli, Phyllis Ucello, Karen apiece for Vittner’s. No. 15 Regina Marsikova beat Lesley 2,221,2M votes. Yastrzemski, who to, 95,413. small commotion ... the dorsal fin NEW YORK (UPI) - Top owner George Steinbrenner and from the league office because in tbe Lemier, Peg Parsons and Bev Standings: North End fire 8-0, was fourth a week ago, moved into Shortstop — Fred Patek,^ Kansas Suburban Floors 6-2, CBT Blue 5-3, Hunt, 9-8, 4-6, 6-3, and No. 16 Marita and upper quarter of a tail break the American League president Lee past meetings with the American Gluhosky two apiece for Tikey. Redondo beat Sharon Walsh, 6-2, 6-2. u second place in a recent surge of City, 1,263,326; Rick Burleson, executives of the New York Vittner’s 4-4, ’Trash-Away 4-4, B.A. surface as a trout chases caddis flies Jai alai entries MacPhail. League office, every time we raised Ucello and Repolie homered. ' voting and now has a total of 1,329,- Boston, 1,089,773; Bert Campaneris, Yankees, the American Club 3-5, Lombardo’s 1-7, Angels 1-7. In what was probably the most starting to pop to the surface ... at Steinbrenner had originally blamed points which concerned us about the 450. Jackson, \yho was second last Texas, 971,059; Bucky Dent, New »Saturday Matinee ■ Suliirday Evening* League and ABC-TV continued Dot and Dottle Brindamour each dramatic match of the day, Billy the head of a pool, where a fast glide the American League schedule- schedule, we got little consideration Martin beat his doubles partner and ' week, dropped to third with 1,252,799 York, 744,876; Robin Yount, 10th GAK SMGUS had three hits and Maureen starts to slow down and form the lit GAK DOUBLES 4th GAK SINCUS 7lh CAW SINGLES lOth GAK SHGLES 1st GAME DOUBLES 4th CAM SMGUS 7th GAK SiNaES 7 POMTS their verbal duel in the makers for the 24-hour odyssey that and even less remedy.” "’Ootes. Milwaukee, 682,521; Mark Belanger, Machiewicz, Maureen Scofield, NIKE close friend, Erik van Dillen, 5-7,7.-5, pool, a small taking break, then 7 POBfTS 7 POMTS 7 POMTS 7 POMTS 1 POMTS 7 POMTS 7 POMTS 1. Bascaran sweltering New York sunshine took the Yankees on a trip from New Steinbrenner also implied that 6-8, 6-4, 7-5. The third round match ' The Rangers’ Richie Zisk, was a Baltimore, 291,830; Roy Smalley, 1. Gera Barturen 1. U 1. SoUifi 1. Ermua 1. lav; Barturen 1. Zegui 1. Solaun X dorrio Laura Bissell and Dee Deptula two Behind a 15-hit attack, Cherrone’s another, and another ... the trout 2. U A$U 1 2. Pete I Zabala 1 Area 1 Am Javier II 2. Uvier 1 2. ZabaU 3. Area York to Milwaukee and back June 27- television scheduling may have had tentative outfield starter when the Minnesota, 143,’713. 3. lav; Javier 1 3. lav; 3. EJorrio 3. Arriaga H 4. Men« Friday with each attempting to apiece for the Elks. Deptula outdistanced Flo’s, 11-6, last night at was held up for almost an hour at 5-5 have begun to take some of the 3. Arriba 1 3. Pete OUve 3. Uv; 28 with the exhausted players something to do with the switch. results were last announced and is Outfield — Jim Rice, Boston, 2,- 4. Pete ls(>a 4. Olave 4. Gorostola 4. Ash 4. Zegui Carea 4. jjri 4. Zoqui 5. Ash avoid responsibility for the homered. Nike Field. in the final set. mayflies hatching and floating down 5. Arriata 1 Kepa 5. Chasie 1 5. Caramendi 5. Uvier 5. Zabala Chasio 1 5. Sergio 5. Ochoa 6. UriarU staggering into both cities at about 5 0. Joe; That did it as far as Spence was Gary Kacin homered and singled. J\nd before the championship is still in serious contention in fourth 221,260; Carl Yastrzemski, Boston, to them. 0. Eetui Chasie 1 6. Carea . 6. Ochoa 6. Arriaga 1 Sergio 6. (Have 6. Gorostola 7. Javier schedule change which a.m. edt. The odyssey followed a concerned. 7. Zab^ OUve 7. Serfio 1. Zoqui 7. Uriarte 7. U Kepa 7. Chasio 1 7. Caramendi L Joe; Bob Ferron and Pete Denz each had even a week old, England lost its place. He is followed by Boston’s 1,329,450; Reggie Jackson, New Two fishermen enter the water, i Arri Ser{ie i Arri 8. Bascaran 8. Alendi i Gm luh It 8. Carea 8. ErmiU SUB Ermua transformed the Yankees from REC SUB Bascaran June 2614-inning night game between Letting go from his air conditioned final hope in the men’s singles as Fred Lynn and Milwaukee’s Larry York, 1,252,799; Richie Zisk, Texas, SUBS Ennuj Carea Sia Zefui SUBGariU SUBS Gorostola hpa SUB \X SUB CariU llth GAK DOUBUS Looking Glass II behind a 17-hit at­ three hits and Jeff Peck and Rick and where a small island separates llth GAK DOUBUS world champions to walking the Boston Red Sox and Yankees that office on the Avenue of the Ameriqas ' Hisle who was a distant ninth a week 1,173,429; Fred Lynn, Boston, 1,122,- 2nd GAK DOUBLES Sth GAK DOUBLES 8th GAK DOUBLES 2nd GAK DOUBUS Sth GAME DOUBLES 8th CAK DOUBUS 7 POMTS tack whipped Jaycees Blue, 19-8, at Goss two apiece for Cherrone’s. Mark Cox fell to Tom Gorman, 4-6,8- the river momentarily, they part 7 POUfTS 7 POINTS 7 POMTS 7 POMTS 7 POMTS 7 POMTS 7 POMTS 1. Uv; Javier zombies. ended at 12-.15 a.m. edt Tuesday. in mid-town Manhattan, Spenbe ago. 278; Larry Hisle, Milwaukee, 877,- 1. Arri Urier 1 1. Ani Alia 1 1. Ermua Marcoida 1 Ermua Irionde 1. Arri Kepa 1. Zegui Ash 1 1. Ennua Zoom X EJorrh Iriondo Keeney Field. Ed Bombardier had three hits and _6, 8-6, 7-5. • company, both casting upstream, one 2. Arriaga 1 Javier countered with the following rocket; 156; Al Oliver, Texas, 784,404; Bobby 2. U Bartwen I Cera Javier B 2. CorosteU Garita 2. lav; OUve 2. 11 Barturen 2. Bascaran Marcoida 3. CorostoU Marcoidi Jim Spence, vice president of ABC- Rich and Roger Peck two apiece tor The following lists the American going to the right, one to the left. An 3. Pete Serpo 3. 1.1 K w I Ash Asis 1 3. Hendi Otave 3. Arrtaga 1 Barturen X Arri OUve X SoUun Javier 4. Ermua CariU MacPhail immediately countered “ ABC makes its Monday night League leaders in the All-Star Bonds, Texas, 730,0)08; Sixto Lez- 4. ZeRui OUve 4. GerestoU Barturen 4. Joe; Circa 4. Solaun CariU 4. Pete Ash K i Uv; Chasio H i EJorrio Ecenarro 5. Ash Ochoa TV who sensed early Thursday that Ray Kandolin and Larry Duhame Flo’s. hour and a half later, they meet at 5. Asis Caramendi with a shot from his Park Avenue of­ baseball game selection strictly from 5. Gera ksa 5. Batcaran Serpe 5. Uriarte Ochoa 5. 11 Javier D 5 Pete Carea 5. Mendi CariU 6. Uriarte hpa he was being made the scapegoat of each had three hits, Dave Sauer and Standings: Westown Pharmacy 6-2, ; balloting; cano, Milwaukee, 579,440, Mick>^ the same island having worked their 0. Zabdj K w 0. SoUun !$pa i. derrio Zoqui 0. Joe; Ecenarro 0. Zegui Chasio B 6. Ceno Kepa 6. Joe; Iriondo 7. Mendi Ecmarre the situation, fired a new blast fice that landed in the middle of games made available to it by major Murphy-Shinn Catcher — Carlton Fisk, Boston, Rivers, New York, 576,262; Amos 7. Arriafa 1 Asa 1 7. Zesui Ochoa 7. HenA irioodo 7. EJorrio Marcoida 7. Ceno Sergio 7. ZabaU hpa 7. Ash Chasio 1 8. loev Sergio Brad Verona each homered and Stan Wilson Electric 5-3, Gus’s 5-3, Flo’s way back down the river. Standing 8. lav; Chasie 1 8. Pete Irieodo 8 Aaci Javier 8. Uriwte Carea 8. Zabala Cuea 8. Bascaran Javier 1 8. UrUrte Sergio SUBS Bascaran Zoqui Steinbrenner’s Bronx office and league baseball,” Spence said, “At SUBS Bauaran Zoqui directed at both Yankee principal Steeves, Bill Paton and Phil Chak 4-4, L athrop 4-4, A cadia 4-4, 1,724,567; Jim Sundberg, Texas, 1,- Otis, Kansas City, 552,714; Al shin deep in the gin clear water, they SUBS SoUm Odioa SUBS Arria{a 1 Caramen- SUBS Bascaran Ccenarro SUBS Area Ccenano SUBS Arriaga 1 Garamen- SUBS Uv; Ochoa 12th GAK DOUBUS placed the blame on — you guessed it no time.did ABC pressure anyone in garner' crown 259,569; Thurman Munson, New Cowens, Kansas City, 446,383. 3rd GAK DOUBLES di 9th GAK DOUBLES 12th GAK DOUBUS 3rd GAK DOUBUS di 9th GAK DOUBUS 7 POMTS each rapped two hits for Glass. Clierrone’s 4*4, Walnut Barbers 0-8. compare notes, raising their voices 7 POMTS 6th GAK DOUBUS 7 POMTS 7 POMTS 7 POMTS 6th CAK DOUBUS 7 POMTS 12tb GAK DOUBUS — Steinbrenner or one of his baseball to change a game to June 26. slightly to compete with the sound of k J.i $cr{io 7 POMTS 1. Bascaran Caramendi 1. Bascaran Marcoida 1. 11 OUve 7 POMTS 1. Area Garment 7 POMTS assistants. As a m atter of fact, that game was Larry Bates ha^ three hits and Ken 2. Arri Ba^en 1. Aica Otave X Area Marcoida 2. Ermua Uvier 2. Ceno Barturen 1. Area Ispa X Solaun Garita 1. Bascaran GariU INDY Champions in the Lipton Ice Tea' the rushing water. The tally ... 14 3. Zecui Ispi 2. Enrata Ochoa 4. CoroitoU Javier. 3. Area CariU 3. Arri Carea X Solaun Iriondo 3. Mendi Ispa X Aica Marcoida I 19th hole never discussed with anyone at Best, Steve Menschell and Dennis 4. Meodi Ecenarro MacPhail’s statements said the Scoring in all but one inning. Turn­ Mixed Doubles tournament, held in trout caught and released (11 browns 4. Gene 3. Arria{a 1 Zoqui 5. Hendi Garita 4. Zegui Ecenarro X Bascaran Ecenarro 4. Ermua Javier X CorostoU Javier Yankees and Brewers made the ABC.” Adams two apiece for the losers. conjunction with National Tennis 5. ZabaU tausio 1 4. Ceno Garita 6. Ash Zoqui 5. Joe; Zow 5. GorosteU Kepa 4. ZabaU Zoqii 5. Joe; Zoqui 4. dorrio Caramendi pike TV downed Center Congo, 13-5, Mayflower course ... 3 rainbows) ... all between 8” and 0. PiU Uvier 1 5. GerestoU Ecenarre 7. Uriarte Eceiuao 0. Uriarte uaranendi 6. Area Ash 1 S. Arriaga 1 CariU X Ash Irionde 5. Uriarte Zoqui Tallwood Women change themselves after the original Certain facts are known, however. 7. lav; Carea 6. SoUun Marteida 7. Ash Ochoa 7. Arriaga 1 Javier 1 7. Uriarte Ochoa 0. Hendi Iriende Standings; MCC Vets 7-1, Reed at Nike. Week and Tennis Magazine, last 14” with the majority between 10” 8. Joe; Odtoa 6. Ceno Marcoida schedule made up by the league of­ The Yankees beat the Red Sox 6-4 in 8. SelM Ash 1 7. Zabala Caramendi SUBS Erfflua Olave 8. EJorrio Irioodo 8. Pete Caramendi 7. Enmu Garanendi 8. Elorrie Marcoida 7. Joel Ochoa Best Par Fives — Low Construction 6-2, Personal Tee 5-3, Ed Lojeski had two homers and a weekend at Manchester Racquet and 12”.. one trout hooked and played SUBS Arriaca 1 OUve 8. Bascaran biendo SUBS Solaun Cvci SUBS U v; Sergio X CorostoU Ochoa SUBS CorostoU Ecenarro 8. Ash Ecenarro fice gave the Yankees June 28 and 29 14 innings in the Monday night game. SUBSUbpa SUBSUOUve SUBS Ermua hpa gross — Linda Saari 33; Looking Glass 4-4, Zembrowski’s 4-4, single. Bill Munroe three bingles and Club are Monica Murphy and David for 10 minutes ... lost because of too off.. The Yankees lost two games to the to liking of Lopez Low net — Donna DeMoIay 2-5, HNBank 2-5, Jaycees Al Anderson and Mike Zotta two Shinn. much slack... guesstimated weight... Steinbrenner came right back with Brewers in Milwaukee Tuesday McDonough 24, Carol Blue 2-6. apiece for Turnpike. Murphy and Shinn, both students at 3 pounds... species ... brown trout. his shotgun blasting in all directions. Laking 24, Jane McCarthy night. The Yankees are in third place Mark Synder, Clarence Switzer, East Catholic High, defeated Suzy NOBLESVILLE, Ind, (UPI) — Nancy Lopez, hoping to regain ^ If this attempt at a word picture Jal alal results j | ^ PROFESSIONAL KARATE^ “Regarding Mr. MacPhail’s state­ 10 games behind the first-place Red 24. DUSTY Connie Banas and Tim Smedick each . Young and Bill Freitag in the finals 6- the form that carried her to a record five straight LPGA tourna­ sounds like a description of the n W Y E Y D M ment that the Yankees were actually Sox ih the AL’s Eastern Division. The Nine Holes — Low gross Ripping 29 hits, CBT Blue whipped had two hits for Congo. 1, 7-6. The Murphy-Shinn tahdem ment victories, may have been an advantage in this weekend's Ausable in Michigan, the upper PHYSICAL FITNESS THROUGH KARATEj — Linda Saari 17; Low net the culprit in this matter because Yankees look like they’re up a creek i m U K 00U6US n v n pouts Standings; Bob’s & Marie’s 7-1, topped Millie Lucek and Andy Picard reaches of the Snake River, the Saco flS T U K nuits tialiilalliu lZnS.S0 4.Z0 they approved everything, let me set without a paddle. Vittner’s, 31-8, at Robertson Park. Mayflower Classic because she says the course “is a lot like the Doums sevn AND MOVEMENT THERAPY, — Anita Martinetto 8, Ron Jam es had four hits including Nassiff Camera 6-2, Thrifty Package in the semifinals 2-6, 6-3, 7-6. in Northern New Hampshire ... it 4 JWri b u 1I.N fiiO l U I In , C n i II.M *00 him straight,” said Steinnbrenner. And nobody has yet blamed Billy one I grew up on.” 2 M l S.20 14a S Geoo Olave 0.20 Helen Wasyluk 9, Sue a homer, John Dlogoenski homered, 6-2, Turnpike 5-3, Telephone 4-4, The Manchester Racquet Club will isn’t. It’s one of Connecticut’s own, 3 Zecri M w I 3.U (M ia 0-1 00.S0 l y n 1 l-ARRY KELLEY "Perhaps someone in my organiza­ Martin for changing the American 000 event, are Texasn Judy Rankin, PeriKU 0-1 235.50 Stethers 11, Carol Laking Tom Rund five hits. Cliff Hassett Regal Men’s 3-5, Congo 1-7, Nelson’s host the next round, the state finals, The 54-hole tourney, which begins not more than 20 minutes from here. M i a 2-4 29.U lllU i I Ranked ProteMlonal Fighter In New I tion went along with the requests League schedule. today, is being played on one of who won here last year, Jane Pvfsrta 4-2 17.00 TriiecU 0-^S 7,311.00 England with 4 Years College Training In Exer-| 11, Linda Brown 11. four blows, AI Falco three and Don 0-8. of the Lipton tournament July 22-23. The Willimantic River at the Fly TriiecU 4-2-3 407.10 somi GAK DOUBLES SEVEN POBTTS I the shortest courses on the LPGA Blalock, the runner-up, Laura Baugh, SCCOND U K DOUBLES SEVEN P0M7S 1 liri Irieode 15.40 i40 5J0 Icise Science, will teach you feet and efficient Jan Stephenson, Kathy Whitworth, Fishing Only No Kill area of the up­ 2 6tMlartvcfi LUS.20 4.20 2Bascvanbpa 3.40 2.00 circuit, a 6,044-yard, par-72 course at per “Willie.” 3 Pets Olm 4.40 4.W 4 GerottoU Javier I 7.80 1 Mif daienM skills. ^ Harbour Trees. Amy Alcott, Debbie Austin, JoAnne 5 M ata I bpa S.00 ( M U 1-2 40.00 You don’t have to travel 800 or 8,- M i a 2-3 3SiO PerfecU 1-2 10190 Limited Empllment...csll “This course is a lot like the one I earner, Donna Caponi, Young, and Nfecta 2-3 139.(0 TrilNU 1-2-4 813.00 Indiana-born Sandra Spuzich; 000 miles to enjoy some really Trtfecta 2-3-S 405i0 grew up on, but we didn’t have sand- wonderful fishing. You can have it V m U K DOUBLES SEVEN POBaS traps,” said Lopez, a native of “I’ve gotto contend with the added 1 Ian Serve 10.20 5.40 4.20 Hockey merger will become reality pressure of the hometown crowd,” right here at home. The thanks for 4 C m lU t$ l 5J0 7.40 Rosewell, N.M. “A short course is cleaning Up the one-time dirty old 8 Bascaraa Olm 7.00 sometimes harder for women than a Spuzich said. “But it’s also an incen­ ( M U 1-4 39i0 “girl” and the planting and restoring So it was significant when the Baldwin said. “What’s happened What may have spurred the talks tive. I’ve played well in the last two PerfecU 1-4 124.20 DETROIT (UPI) Ever since throw it away. wanted to gouge them in the process. long one because it’s not easy to put of fine fish to this river go to the en­ 7rHecU 1-44 1,107.00 UnTERY DRAWINGS presidents, John Ziegler of the NHL oyer the last couple of days is a this time was when the WHA asked those 75-yard shots on tlie green.” or three tourneys and I always feel I lOURTN Q LK SHOES SEVEN POBnS the World Hockey Association Baldwin concedes there are some The three biggest problems to be vironmentalists, the State Environ­ 3 Obn 10.40 7.00 4.00 and Howard Baldwin of the WHA, sat significant step for the sport of its eight member teams to come up have a chance to win.” first was formed some six hard-line NHL owners who not only worked out will be getting the player Besides practicing wedge shots ment and Water Agencies, the Fish 1 Javier I SJO 4i0 lUIOVE TO W VIT CH ANNEL.JO‘ side-by-side to announce there would hockeyand that’s what I love above want them to shop at their store hut with $300,000 apiece to show their in­ associations of both leagues to agree, before the tourney gets under way, Tourney sponsors hope to attract 2 U 3i0 years ago the National Hockey all else.. and Game Department , and the ( M U 1-3 30.U no no joining of their respective tentions of operating next season - setting some date for the three WHA Lopez said she’d be trying to get 150,000 spectators for the three-day PerfecU 3-1 103i0 SIARTINCJUiyiSt League has wished its costly leagues for the 1978-79 season. and seven of them did it. event. Connecticut Fly'Fishers’ Association TriiecU 3-1-2 84050 Canadian teams to begin sharing in plenty of sleep. under past president Ken Parkany, a starting on Saturday, July 1st, the The weekly Mohev Tree drawings rival would disappear. “It kind of speaks for itself,” “We didn’t accomplish a whole lot ' “You guys have been saying for six “The galleries this year have been the CBC's television money and “I wasn’t sleeping well during the Manchester man and a dedicated fly live Dally NumPers drawings will be will be held each week on w viT Chan­ Ziegler said of the amicable joint but we did break down a lot. of Analysis years the WHA was going to fold and bigger than ever, especially since nel 30 at 5:30 PM starting Thursday, Next summer it mightby scaling down the dollar dem and tourney at Hershey and I’m not sure fisherman. seen Monday through Saturday on appearance. “That reflected the barriers,” he said. you’ve been wrong every time. If I why,” she said. “My strategy for this Nancy began her streak,” said Chris WVIT, Channel 30 at 7:29 PM. July 6th, In a new shortened, exciting becoming part of the NHL. made by the NHL. The CFFA is continuing to help tenor of the way things were con­ Both men agreed the obstacles also want them to pay to get in. He made that many mistakes in my job one will be to go to bed early, feel Campbell of the LPGA. “There’s Rookie signs fo rm a t. The possible merger may be the maintain this river with stockings of ducted at all times. After it was over standing between the merger of four believds another year of operation by I wouldn’t have it very long,” “Another year of operation solves confident and take one shot at a never been anything like it.” GREEN BAY, Wis. biggest outcome of what some have their own, streamside policing, we exchanged mutual thanks and an WHA teams into the older league the WHA may help convince one or Baldwin said.' a lot of problems for us,” Baldwin (UPI) — The Green Bay described as the “no news” three time.” Kickoff time maintaining trails and general appreciation of the effort on both could have been overcome had there two of them the new league isn’t a The talks aimed at putting Edmon­ said, implying a show of permanence Packers have signed days of meetings held between the Pat Bradley, the winner at sides. been more time. The WHA will mirage. ton, New England, Quebec and Win­ strengthens his league’s bargaining NEW YORK (UPI) - It’ll be a 4 stream and river Improvements. It’s University of Michigan two leagues June 26-28. Hershey, Pa., last weekend, heads an on-going thing with them. I take If your number’s right, Shake The Money Tree. “It was one of the less emotionally make sure there is more time next “We’ve only been in business six nipeg in the'NHL aVexpanlsion position next tinfe. p.m. EIST klckotf for Super Bowl XIII linebacker John Anderson Last year there was a little name­ the challengers of Lopez' domination my hat off to this organization and you’ll w in tonight. charged meetings of the Board of spring. years,” h^ said. "We’ve been teams lasted three days, indicating By showing they’re in business to of the ladles’ circuit this year. in the Orange Bowl at Miami next from Waukesha they calling during merger talks and a lot, the state people for giving us a place ’Also seen on Channel S9. New Haven and Channel 79. Torrington. Governors I’ve ever been to,” he Too many teams from both leagues through a' lot of growing pains. But both sides wanted the merger to stay, the WHA teams hope to dis­ Also in the Mayflower lineup, vying Jan. 21, Commissioner Pete Rozelle picked on the first round of of it after negotiations failed. This to enjoy some of the finest fly fishing State Law: You muft Da I I vaari or elder to purchate lettanr tkktti. but minors may recalve ttiem at lifts. said. lost money last year and most folks also in six years we’ve established a happen. The WHA clubs, however, appear and show up next season as for the top prize of $11,500 in the $75,- of the National Football League an­ the recent NFL draft. year was marked mainly by silence. in the Northeast. ”We are not declaring war,” with a lot of money don’t like to lot of good franchises.” came away feeling the older league part of the NHL. nounced Thursday. PAGE t w e l v e - MANCHEayTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn,, Sat.; July 1, 1978

VFW wins state awards INOIX NOTICU Delegates from the Anderson^Shea Post Streeter, chairman of presidents reports;' 1 lo M and Pound 9 PefittnilB and the Auxiliary, Veterans of Foreign and Lucille Hirth, chairman of programs 3 — Announctmonta # Wars, led by Tom Hovey, post com­ and of district presidents reports and 4 — Entarltlnmant 5 Auclioni mander, and Helen Hovey, auxiliary presi- 'judge at the election. gHe Herald P IN A N C IA L y I dent, recently attended the 58th State Lorraine Dupre, district president, was B Bond«*Stocki*Morlo«gM Convention of the VFW in Hartford. on the committee for the receptlqn for 9 Ptraonal Lotna CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 0 10 — Inauranco The auxiliary received many awards for 'Allied Organizations and presentation of EMPLOYMENT their efforts in the past year. The Com­ past state' presidents. Theresa Varney, 13 - Halp Wantad/ munity Activities Book by Esther state senior vice president, was chairman 14 Buiinata Opportuniliaa 15 — Silualfon Waniad Alberheard and the Historians , Book of the distinguished guests banquet Satur­ EDUCATION PHONE 643-2711 prepared by Sophie Glowacki won first day evening. 18 » Privata InatruetKPili FOR ASSISTANCE IN PLACING YOUfi AD place. The Publicity Book prepared by Others attending were Doris Laferrlere, 10 —.Schooli-ClaiMa 2 8 ^ - Inatructioni Waniad wwiiiiiwwHiniw^ ^ Mildred Nixon also won first place and Ruth Heneghan, Margaret Zikus, Harriet NEAL EtTATE Cdndomlniumt ADVERTISlNa will be sent to the National Convention for Olsaver, Margery McCarthy, Bridget 73 — Homaa tor Said,- judging. Marceau, Joan Cooke, Flora Topping, 24 Lota-Ltnd' tor Sala 25 kiVaalmanl Proparly RATES The auxiliary received a citation and a Georgina Vince, Dorothy Wohlgemuth, 26 — Buaioaaa ^’roparty monetary award for having 100 percent Dorothy Kleinschmidt, Luci Rhuda, Ruth 27 — Raaort Pfoparly .11* word p« dty. ^6 — Raal Eatala Waniad o n o y i ...1 M word por doy membership and the President of the LaFontaine and Muriel Grover. M I8C. SERVICES/ e d a y t ....9 0 word por doy UPI WlATHtn POTOCAIT D Month the most number of timds. Theresa Varney of Charter Oak Street 30 - Tranral • SSdoyt ....ao.'word par day 31 — Sarvicaa oaarad IS worda 12.00 minimum 'Citations were awarded for first place in was installed as state president; Doris 32 ~ Paintmg'Paparing *03 — BdlTdmO'Conlracting Happy A d s ...... 12.30 Ind Loyalty Day and Americanism Programs Laferrlere, state historian; Bridget Roofng>Sidmg For period ending 7 p.m. EST 7/1/78, The first day of July of which Mary LeDuc was auxiliary chair­ Marceau, state chief of staff, and Joan 35 ^ HaalingTrucking*StOfaga 36 — Sarvicaa Waniad part, with skies ranging from sunny to partly cloudy. Shower Citations were received for Voice of The post and its commander received activity, however, may occur along the north Pacific coast, WILL CARE FOR Con­ MISC. FOR SALE Democracy and Youth Activities awards for outstanding hospitaj work. the west Gulf coast and in and around the Great Lakes valescents, days or weekends. 40 >- Household Goods Experienced, with references. programs: rehabilitation and hospital They also received citations for continued 41 — Articles for Sale region. Maximum temperatures Include: Atlanta 92, Boston Please call 872-9785. programs; cancer aid and research interest, the Voice of Democracy 42 Building Supplies 74, Chicago 86, Cleveland 82, Dallas 98, Denver 86, Duluth 68, 43 — Pals 'Birds* Dogs program and the Buddy Poppy program. program sponsored in the yearly essay '44 — Livestock Houston 94, Jacksonville 94, Kansas City 93, Little Rock 95, RESPONSIBLE Mother will Mrs. Hovey was presented a trophy and contest at Manchester High School and for 45 — Boats & Accessories Los Angeles 75, Miami 88, Minneapolis 83, New Orleans 94, 46 — Sporting Goods care for children in my home. ribbon by Grace Argenta, state president, promoting Americanism programs. 47 — Garden Products New York 80, Phoenix 108, San Francisco 66, Seattle 71, St. Call 646-1076 • 5 to 8 p.m. only. 48 — Antiques for being VIP president of the year. Post members attending were: Tom Louis 94, Washington 85. 49 — Wanted to Buy BABY SITTER - Green Manor BY OWNER - Tolland. Large Members serving on convention com-, Hovey, commander; Raymond RENTALS area. Teen, experienced, 6 room Ranch. IW baths, mittees were: Laura Freeman-, chairman Laferriere, Frank Wohlgemuth, Wesley 52 Rooms lor Rent Ha(p Waniad t$ references. Hourly or family room with fireplace. of presentation of past state presidents Rhuda, Gerald Lovett, Gerry Muise, Tom 53 — Apartments lor Rent Mother’s Helper. Call mor­ Oversized garage on 1% acre 54 » Homes lor Rent lot. $48,900. 872-7036. and teller at elections on Sunday and past Moran, John Faulkner, Edwin Edwards 55 — Business lor Rent WORK! ^ l y at 629 Main nings before 11 a.m. 646-5741. MANCHESTER - Young 9 56 ~ Resort Properly lor Rent Street, Manchester, on room, 5 bedroom Colonial. state presidents, Mary LeDuc, chairman and Edward Dupre. 57 — Wanted to Rent Help Wanted______M Help Wanted IS, M A N C H E ST ER - No Wednesday June 21st., at 9:45 First floor family room, 2Vz of presenting the Allied Organizations and The post and auxiliary color guards par­ 58 — Misc. lor Rent My Sincere Thanks •••••••••••••••••••••••••• reasonable offer refused! 7 a.m. An Equal Opportunity SHORT ORDER COOK and baths, 2 car garage. Call AUTOMOTIVE REAL ESTATE SALES room Colonial, 145 baths, gar­ of the resolutions committee; Florence ticipated in the convention parade. Employe. CASHIER needed. Arthur or Suzanne Shorts, 646- V Autos tor Sale PEOPLE. Fhill and part time. □ EDUCATION age, convenient location, $41,- Trucks lor Sale to all who supported me Apply in person Paul J. 3233, J. Watson Beach Co., She served several town departments Heavy Equipment lor Sale 11 p.r 900. East Coast Realty, 528- Correnti, Real Estate, 1047 9668. Evenings 528-4916. Manchester office, 647-9139 Motorcycles-Bicycles a.m.. Laurel Manor, 91 Chest­ Private fnsiructfons Equal Housing Opportunity. Dorothy Hubbard was honored at a Mrs. Hubbard worked in several town Campers-Trailers-Moblla nut Street, Manchester. Call Main Street, Manchester, Homes In the recent State Bank Building. VERNON - New Listing. China matches Russia Automotive Service 649-4519. MANCHESTER - Newer 3 REMEDIAL READING and luncheon Friday that was attended by about departments during her 23 years of service Custom Cape. 2 baths, 5 Autos for Rent'Leasa - Experi bedroom aluminum sided MARKETING math; individualized work bedrooms. Dining room, 110 friends and fellow Town of Manchester and most recently served as secretary for the REAL ESTATE SALES Peo­ 8th District Election or will train for the BODY Garrison Colonial, 2'/2 baths, REPRESENTATIVE - program, (lst-8th grade) by “country kitchen,” nreplaced ple needed - Two full time SHOP MANCHESTER. Call fireplace, wall to wall employees. She is surrounded by, left to General Services and Civil Defense Manchester, Vernon, East master’s degree teacher. 568^ living room. 1 1/2 acre lot. in nuclear advances sales associates. Members of 646-9880 for interview, ap­ 8075. carpeting, deep lot. 646-0520. Hartford areas. Earn right. Jay Giles, director of public works ; her Departments. Her son is visiting from 2 multiple listing services. Debbie Bowen pointment. $54,900. The Hayes Corp., 646- □ NOTICES ' lucrative commission. 0131. BERKELEY, Calif. (UPI) - American two atom smashing cyclotrons hooked High commission paid. Call husband, Harold; her son, Stephen; and California. (Herald photo by Pinto) Receive professional PRIVATE SWIMMING GLASTONBURY - On Bob Wolverton, Group I PART TIME OPPORTUNITY Manchester town line. Just Maurice Pass, director of general services. scientists permitted to visit secret together for use in “injecting” heavy ions, especially suited to those with guidance, education, com­ LESSONS at your pool. Adults MANCHESTER - 7 rooms, 3 L o ti and Found 1 Realtors, 649-2813. and children. WSl Certified. listed. 3 bedroom executive laboratories in China for the first time Seaborg said, noting the research is home responsibilities. Call prehensive marketing tools. bedroom Cape on large lot in Happy Birthday Happy Birthday Call Mrs. Sammartino, Call 649-2571, after 8 p.m. ranch. Squeaky clean home. have learned the Chinese are farther similar to work he and 10 graduate FOUND Wrist Watch. Vicini­ RN / LPN - Full andjyart 633-3295 for appointment. nice residential area. Dream kitchen features many Fireside Realty Inc., 647-9144. Fireplaced den, garage, gar­ along in nuclear research than previously students are conducting at University of ty of Goslee Drive. Call time. 3 to 11 shift. Good John Grandahl PIANO INSTRUCTION - built-ins, unusual fireplace, anytime 649-6717. salary, benefits, working con­ Johnnyl RELIABLE AND experienced den space. $47,900. Call believed, according to the former chair­ California laboratories. from INDUSTRIAL ELECTRONIC School’s out - Start now! central air conditioning, 2 V2 ditions. Apply in person: Ver­ pipeline construction worker, Katherine Bourne, 742-8646. J. man of the Atomic Energy Commission. “They were very, very well read on our Love, TECHNICIAN. Part time, Experienced, creative baths, large foyer, much LOST SMALL SILVER non Manor, 180 Regan Road, All your friends... must have some equipment Watson Beach Co., much more. All this and Reporter gets subpoena Dr. Glenn T. Seaborg, 66, head of the old literature,” Seaborg said. “They kqew all hours optional. Experience teacher has openings for new Manchester Office, 647-9139. experience in backgroi LOCKET. Vicinity K-Mart Vernon. June students. Beginners almost an acre too! This AEC under three presidents, said in a UPI the literature in my field, but they were Shopping Center, Vernon. Call 643-9916. repairing and calibration os- Equal Housing Opportnity. cidoscopes, signal generators welcomed. Sample lesson beautiful home must be interview Thursday China has caught up not up to us in their research.” In Graduation gift. Sentimental AUTOMOBILE BODY MAN - FREE with registration viewed today before it’s too PART TIME SERVICE etc. 644-2151. MANCHESTER - 9 rooms, 5 with the Russians in some theoretical experimental nuclear physics at Lanchow, value. 629-8^9. Good pay.. Fringe benefits. 1 Happy Birthday Smart apartment before July 14th. Gretchen late. B/W Realty, 647-1419. Manchester Plymouth Inc., iS MANAGER for Manchester bedroom Colonial. First floor nuclear research and is on schedule in he said, “research that was carried on owners know — the TRAVEL AGENT 2 years’ Van Why, 647-9751. in Killian-Grasso casie Panonala 2 Talcottville, 643-2708. 1 Grampa Johnny firm. Well established firm family room, 21/2 baths, 2 ear Lott-Land lor Sale 24 matching U.S. nuclear development by there is on par with the research of the best way to find the 1 requires mechanically in­ experience, small friendly garage, $72,900. Call Artimr or renters you need Is clined person to repair and agency. Call 643-5091. WATER SKI LESSONS and Suzanne Shorts, 646-3233. J. the year 2000. Soviet Union.” RIDE WANTED from Love XX 00 1 rides are now available. Star­ THREE BUILDING LOTS - NEW BRITAIN (UPD-Attorneys torney Edward Januszewski as a can­ Under questioning by Killian’s son, NOTICE with a Classified Ad. service its product line. Inven- Watson Beach Co., “ I was surprised by what they knew,” Highly motivated Chinese scientists are Manchester to New Britain, X* ting at $2.00. Call before 9 East Middle Turnpike for Lt. Gov. Robert K. Killian have didate. Robert Jr., Carey said he thought the early morning hours. Call OF PUBUC HEARING 1 Kirsten, Nils, Jarl Try one. , tory control, public contact, FULL TIME POSITION Manchester Office, 647-9139. said Seaborg, recently back from SVz working doubly hard at present to make a.m., 742-6173. TOGETHER. Ready zoned 2 subpoenaed an Associated Press Januszewski, who is a candidate use of the word “ Eddy” in the ad was after 6, 643-1257. CHARTER REVISION over the counter sales. For in­ available. Must meet tough ••••••••••••••••#••••«•••• Equal Housing Opportunity. or 3 homes. Write John reporter in an apparent attempt to for probate judge, was not on the “misleading.” weeks in China with other U.S. scientists. up for time lost during China’s “Gang of •••••••••••••••••••#•••••• COMMISSION terview call 236-3126. EOE. qualifications. Must also be Liapes, 18 Saratoga Avnue, Schoola-Claaaea 19 NORTH COVENTRY - Just prove New Britain voters were The questioning went like this: “We’ll be moving, too. We’ll be a moving Four” political turmoil following the Entertainmant 4 The Charter Revision Com­ dependable, willing to work, South Glens Falls, NY, 12801. ballot even though several ART COORDINATOR AND listed this immaculate 7 room target, but they could come close. It’s a death of Chairma'n Mao Tse Tung in 1976 mission will hold a public Help Wanted is honest, strong, quick, agile, FOR THE BEST - Manchester Priced $9,000 all. deceived by a newspaper advertising newspaper advertisements implied Killian J r .: “ Do you believe that ad Help Wanted 13 RESEARCHER needed to Raised Ranch. Double garage, national priority.” when graduate schools and advance scien­ HALF PRICE on Guitars bearing, on proposed intelligent, able bodi^, plus Gymnastic School. 3 to 5 campaign preceding the city’s May 2 that he was. was misleading to the voters of New survey and evaluate artistic some. Apply in person, 7- fireplace. Only $53,900. Pasek Seaborg, winner of the Nobel Prize in etcetera. Rivers Music, 7 amendments to the diarter, WORK AT HOME on the pupils per teacher. FR EE in­ Democratic primary. Januszewski's name was linked Britain?” tific training institutes were , closed, MAN TO WORK IN resources in the Capitol East Eleven Store, 509 Center Realtors, 289-7475. Main Street, New Britain, 225- on July 12,1978 at 8:00 p.m. in phone servicing our HARDWARE store, full time. troductory lesson with this ad. The AP Friday mounted a legal chemistry for the discovery of plutonium Seaborg said. region of Connecticut. This Street, Manchester. with Mrs. Grasso’s throughout the Carey: “Yes sir.” 1977. Free price list. Open till the Lincoln Center, 494 Main customers in your spare time. Apply in person to Manchester Call 646-6306, or 646-3549. during World War II, said he and his group China does not yet have nuclear power 9 p.m. matching grant position is 2 BEDROOM COLONIAL drive to have the subpoena thrown advertising campaign. The adver­ Killian J r .: “ Do you think it would Street. The Commission in­ 249-7773. Hardware, 677 Main Street. funded by private donations were the first Western scientists allowed plants, but does have much-used research RANCH. Quality home on dou­ out of court. tisements. were run in the New Bri­ lead a voter to believe he was voting vites all interested (e.g., the Long Foundation) IMMEDIATE OPENING for DUTCH COLONIAL receptionist/swltchboard □ REAL ESTATE ble landscape lot. Excellent “We are resisting the subpoena,” tain Herald. Smith, in charge of news for Eddy Januszewski if he pulled into the Institute of Modern Physics in reactors, Seaborg said. It has conducted a Manchester residents to at­ DEMONSTRATORS: Sell SECRETARY / Marketing. and the Conn. Commission on location. Price $45,000. No name brand toys and gifts Can you handle numerous operator. Hours 8:30-5:00. AP Connecticut Bureau Chief Am­ coverage at the state Capitol, lives in down lever lA ?” Lanchow, where basic research in nuclear number of nuclear weapons tests since the' tend and to submit proposals, the Arts through the Conn. Realtors. 646-3026. □ EMPLOYMENT (Tonka, Fisher-Prfqe, Fen­ customer request orders and Apply in person at 50 Harrison Homes For Sale 2 3 7 rooms, plus surfwood brose B. Dudley said. It was the only Carey: "Absolutely; it says that.” physics is under way. early 1960s and continues atmospheric either orally or In writing, and Foundation for the Arts. The New Britain. h ton) with Treasure House rar- quotes, take dictation, type job pays $833.00/month, en­ Street, Manchester. rec room, ecclosed porch. comment the news service would Scientists at Lanchow are building a testing, which the United States and the to comment on proposed FOR SALE BY OWNER. New The subpoena was served on Smith James Wade, one of the several ty plan. You can earn a Free and maintain up to the minute ding on September 30. Can­ COVENTRY NORTH. Just listing. Westwood Sub­ modern heavy ion accelerator, basically Soviet Union have mutually banned. Help Wanted 13 amendments. Minutes of the kit, top commissions, trip to PERSON EXPERIENCED 3 car garage. Centrallv make. at the Capitol press room Thursday. lawyers defending the Grasso forces, detailed data for our vice didates must have been un­ listed. Secluded Four division. 4 bedroom. Colonial, located on beautiful treed meetings of the Commission, Nassau. Also booking parties. with tools to work in glass Killian has filed a lawsuit in New Smith could not be reached for com­ asked Carey on pross-examination president of marketing? If so employed for at least 1 month Bedroom Colonial. Large formal dining room, large eat- lot, 16x32’ inground pool. SALES POSITION - Straight containing records of the ac­ Call 242-5830 or collect person and you’d like to work for a or must meet other CETA Ti­ shop. Apply in person, 330 country kitchen, 1 1/2 baths, Britain Superior Court that accuses ment. what was misleading about the ad commissions, leads fumisned in kitchen, family room, 2 car MidKO’s. tion of the Commission to date to person for Ms. Carol 491- prosperous east of the river tle I income/employment Green Road, Manchester. dining room. Aluminum supporters of Gov. Ella T. Grasso’s to homeowners. Call 242-5402 garage, full basement, wood During questioning Friday in New and he said one of the telephone on proposed amendments, are 2100. company with excellent com­ criteria. Send written applica­ siding. Garage. Terrace gar­ Call Owner Mountain village braces EXPERIENCED SEWING deck and many extras. $68,- re-election bid of using a misleading Britain Superior Court, James numbers listed was incorrect. After available for inspection In the pany paid benefits, forward tion and resume by July 10 to dens. $48,900. Hayes Corpora­ 900. Call for appointment 646- 643-8152 newspaper advertising campaign to IF YOU ARE an attractive MECHANIC WANTED FOR resume to personnel Dr. Alden Buker, Director MACHINE OPERATORS. tion, 6464)131. Carey, the man who was in charge of Carey’s answer, Wade turned to the motivated woman we need office of Susan Price, 2745. GENERAL REPAIRS - Manager, Box DD, Division of Humanities and Apply Pillowtex, 49 Regent win the May 2 primary. Mrs. the disputed advertising campaign, courtroom spectators and pretended you. If you are looking for a recorder for the Commission, for appearance.by Nixon Experience a must. Starting Manchester Herald. Communication Arts, MCC, Street, Manchester. Equal AMSTON LAKE BY OWNER, Grasso’s slate of 44 delegates to the to wipe imaginary sweat off his glamorous, challenging posi­ in the Manager’s Office in the Opportunity Employer. testified that he thought at least one pay $6.00 an hour. Must have P.O. Box 1046, Manchester, waterfront year round bi-level July Democratic convention won tion, with a new Perisian of the ads was misleading. brow, apparently as an indication of Municipal Building. own tools. Excellent working SUMMER JOB - Immediate Conn. 06040. The college is an 3 bedroom with jn-law apart­ cosmetic line, you need us. over Killian's slate by a more than 2- That ad carried a picture of Mrs. relief. HYDEN, Ky. (U PI) — Richard Nixon Nixon’s “new federalism” program as Charter Revision conditions. All company opening for maintenance equal opportunity employer COORDINATOR/TRAINER ment, 2 baths, 2 raised 236-2381, 633-3366. benefits. For appointment call for non-Traditional Learning 1 margin. Grasso and Januszewski in the gover­ Then the younger Killian took up wiil be welcomed to this mountain viilage president, will take place Sunday. Commission work. CoiConyers Hardware. 646- and adheres to the principles fireplaces, laundry room, The Sentry Muncy, 32, wearing a big “I Like Nixon” 03-07 688-2233. 5757. of affirmative action. Program. Master degree in p o rch overlooking laite, patio, Killian wants the primary results nor’s Hartford office, seemingly the questioning again: in something of a presidential style — a 21- WANTED - Gas station atten­ counseling plus 1 year of boat dock, private beach. $63,- Free Home thrown out. going over some paperwork together. Killian Jr: “Was there anything gun salute and ruffles and flourishes — button, told UPI in an interview'cannons dant, full or part time. experience counseling JANITOR CLEANER. Cen­ LIGHT ASSEMBLY 000. No agents, 537-1439, James F. Smith Jr. of the It also carried the slogan used else misleading about that ad? ” when he arrives Saturday to dedicate a have been borrowed from Fort Knox to Mature, responsible person students in Non-Traditional for third shift. References. LEGAL NOTICE tral location, in Manchester, 5 OPERATION, soldering, Learning. Equivllancy con­ Evaluation. Associated Press wrote a story just throughout the campaign which Carey: “Yes, the Eddy business.” new recreation center named in his honor. give Nixon a 21-gun salute on arrival, and NEW LISTING three Call 871-1698. In accordance with Section 9-19E of the Election Laws, nights. Prefer retired or semi- harness manufacturing full or sidered. Salary is $4,400. Job before the May 2 primary that County Judge C. Allen Muncy, who the Army Band will play “Ruffles and bedroom Colonial, modern urged voters to “Elect the Ella and Killian Jr.: “The Eddy business?” Rev. of 1975, notice is hereby given that the Registrars of retired. Call 649-5334. part time. Female preferred. is Title 20 funded, begins on What Is your home worth? Our protessfonals can arranged the naming of the 52.5 million Flourishes,” the “Star Spangled Banner” kitchen. $39,000. Call now. erroneously listed New Britain at­ Eddy team — Pull Lever lA.” Carey: “ I would have preferred TOOLMAKERS - Machinists. Voters will accept applications for admission as an elector Apply at Lance International, Aug. 28, continues thru help you price your home to sell faster and facility for the former president, said he and “ My Old Kentucky Home.” NURSES RN/LPN ICF and 199 Forest Street, Paul J. Cot'renti Realtor, 646- that the word Eddy be rem ove^” Apply 81 Commerce Street, at the following locations: December, includes state 5252. , easier. We will provide you with complete also wanted the Army Band to play “Hail Muncy said thousands will be showing Glastonbury. PTG Company. •Nursing service position Manchester. fringe benefits. Send resume Marshall, Inc., Manchester, Parkade. Sat., July 8,15, 22, available. All shifts, 35 hour marketing, financial, and economic Information; to the Chief,” but the Pentagon vetoed the up for the salute to Nixon and that he Telephone 633-7631. and reference by Aurast 1st to 29, 1978. 10:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. week, no rotating shifts, PART TIME CARPET MANCHESTER - NEW No obligation. No pressure. No sales pitch. Of idea. Dean James 0. Tatro, Divi­ LISTING. 7 room split level, 2 received requests’ for invitations from all SALES PERSON Savings Bank of Manchester, 923 Main Street. Thurs., July stress on health care plans CLEANER. Experienced sion of Community Services, baths, 3 bedrooms, garage, course we’d like to sell your home for you. That's As far as Muncy and many other around the country. He said he got letters Experienced Full Time Retail 6, 13, 20, 27, 1978. 6:00 p,m. to 8:00 p.m. and total patient care. G ood preferred but not necessary. Manchester Community beautiful landscaping. Bowers southeastern Kentuckians are concerned from as far away as Hawaii saying, Furniture Store position with Signed, starting salary. Excellent Must have car. 528-0292. College, P.O. Box 1046, our business. And we’re confident you will select fringe nenefits. Apply per­ School, $57,500. Hayes Cor­ Massacre probe expands on this Fourth of July weekend, the “Thank you for what you're doing.” emphasis in Carpeting and Herbert J. Stevenson, Registrar Manchester, Ct. 06040. The us once you’ve seen our professionals at work. sonnel office, Mansfield SALES HELP - Full time, poration, 646-0131. former president deserves the honors they Muncy, a lifelong Republican, said, Draperies. Call Mr. Lariarco. Frederick E. Peck, Registrar Watkins, 643-5171. Paul Phillips, Deputy ^ g istrar Training School, Route 44A, permanent (no summer help will accord him. “This is not a political event. It’s a Mansfield Depot, Connecticut lease). Knowledge of crafts MiunESTa ATTHniou vnouiis G E T M ORE with Robert VonDwk, Deputy Registrar BOSTON (UPI) - The inter­ Solmonte was visiting Switzerland Suffolk County District Attorney 06251. Monday, Wednesday, or Eeipful but will train. Apply in No down payment or closing cost Nixon will be making his first public homecoming.” BOOKKEEPER - Immediate Action. required on this VA a p p r a i^ 7 national law enforcement agency and they want to know about the trip. Garrett Byrne, is focusing on the Assistant Registrars Friday 9-11 a.m. or 1-3 p.m. person. Knitter’s World, 376 speaking appearance since he left office He also said the five-member court in opening. Experienced needed Karin VonDeck rm. Colonial with 2 baths and sar- Interpol Friday was asked to provide Authorities^lso want to know vih'J. financial dealings of all the victims. for busy office to work with An Equal Opportunity Affir­ West Middle Turnpike, ACCOUNTING CLERK - age. N e ^ decorating but priced on Aug. 9, 1974. this predominantly Republican county Joseph Swensson mative Action Employer. (Manchester Parkade) mor­ to sell a t 135.000. information about some of the ap­ happened to an attache case con­ They are also looking into a possible accounts payable and EXPERIENCED high SENTRY He was scheduled to arrive from San voted unanimously to name the center receivable. Matured person Robert Hjalmeer nings 10 a.m.-12 p.m. FKCHETTE,MUTMIIIiniHM parent trans-Atlantic money dealings taining $80,000-$90,000 which link with illegal narcotics traf­ graduate, good figure ap­ 1 Real Estate Services Inc. Clemente, Calif., accompanied by aides after Nixon, and “ it would be pretty hard preferred. Call for appoint­ H. Doris Coughlin WANTED - Real Estate help, titude. Familiar with com­ flMltort E.H.O. 646-4144 .of one victim in a gangland style ficking. Opwn •vtninga and Sundayt 29 Conneclicul Boulavard, East Hortfotej 289-4331 Solmonte reportedly had with him and Secret Service agents. to name something after a Democrat in ment, 528-9680. Elizabeth Lauder experienced not required, RECEPTION - TYPIST. Full puter reporting. Benefits, free The bodies of the five men were licensed or taking the course. time. Exciting world of adver­ massacre of five men in a Boston the day he was killed. The dedication of the center, built par­ Leslie County.” Inez Johiyon parking, Equal Opportunity disco-restaurant. The money was reportedly discovered early Wednesday by a CLERK TYPIST - 9 to 5 p.m. Carol Lenihan Fantastic earning potentialf tising. Call Mrs. Bloom 646- Employer M/F. Call 522-8211 tially with revenue sharing funds under generous commissions, 2900. One of the victims was Vincent E. borrowed from the U.S, Small janitor in a tiny basement office of Monday thru Friday^.ay. SeiSend Irene Fisette ext. 213 for interview. resume to Box R, c/o referrals. Join the largest Solmonte, 35, owner of the Business Association and was to be the disco. All were shot in the head Edward G. Laskl Manchester Herald. Real Estate Company in the RELIABLE MATURE Butineta Opportunity Blackfriar’s Pub where the shotgun used as a down payment for property by blasts from a shotgun and .25 Betty W. Emerson world. Call Norma or Don at BABYSITTER for 3V5 and 2 R o b ^ Tardlff slaughter took place. Solmonte wanted to purchase. caliber handgun sometime after (^Manchester meeting schedule ) MACHINIST - Experimental. Century 21, Tedford Real year old from 2:30 p.m. to 1 SMALL ENGINE Service Joan Gates Investigators said Solmonte Authorities said a special grand Blackfriar’s closed at 9 p.m. Must be experienced in Estate, 647-9914 / 423-8958. a.m. Own transportation. 649- Corporation - expanding Bridgeport and Lathe. Must 01-07 2071, 742-9331. ICLIP & MAIL recently returned from Switzerland jury may subpoena the victims’ Tuesday. d e a le r n etw o rk . No Here's next week’s schedule of public W ediienday be A le to do own set up. experience necessary. where he had been arrested for using financial records as early as next Tfie victims included former meetings in Manchester (iocations are in Scharr Industries, 243-0343. STUFFERS AND MAILERS Complete training program. another person’s credit card. week. Boston television investigative 8 p.m. — Board of Directors, Hearing URGENTLY NEEDED! Municipal Building, 41 Center St., unless NURSES $500. investment required to NAME According to Boston homocide Solmonte was also owner of reporter Jack Kelly, who himself Room. MILLWRIGHT - Experienced $25.00 per hundred start your own business. Ideal H/TAIL TO: noted): GUARANTEED. Send self- detectives Solmonte apparently had Vincent’s, a popular Boston water­ was at one time under investigation Thursday in machine repairs, on textile for retired or part time. and coating equipment. RN’s-LPN’s . addressed stamped envelope, ADDRESS written permission from the owner front restaurant. He also owned a for his own underworld associations. Monday Details on request. Mr. 8 a.m. — Economic Development Com­ Scharr Industries, 243-0343. How ' Naeded for Staff rallaf In TK Enterprise, Box 21679, Barker. ESjCAA Field to use the credit card, but that there 8 p.m. — Charter Revision Commission, building in downtown Boston which Kelly got a job as night manager mission, Hearing Room. , araa eonvalaacant homaa Denver, Colo., 60221. Training Division, Box 619, CITY had been a mixup and he was housed the former El Tiante about six months ago. The others Hearing Room. 6:30 p.m. — Judge’s hours. Probate LUBRICATION Person and hoapHala. Wading River, New York. wanted to lubricate trucks and P.O. BOX 591 detained by Swiss authorities. Restuarant — named after Boston were Fred R, Deiavega, 39, Peter F. Court. S aeet 11792. Investigators are curious as to why Red Sox baseball pitcher Luis Tiant. Meroth, 39, and Charles Margarian, trailers. Related experience YOUR CHOICE OF Manchailar, Conn. 06040 needed. Starting pay $160 The PersMil WANTED The investigation, coordinated by all employees of the disco. • Location FIGURE SALON FOR SALE - weekly. All fringe benefits. Tolland. Fully equipped, large J!L EXAMPLE: Manchester i a Shift AREA For appointment, call 688- I! It '• clientele. Will train. Owner ...... ' ...... PHONE 15 Words for 6 Days ...... 2233. Who Reads • Daya ADVISER nt, $10,000. 875-1804 / I Part Uma or full tima. K 5 / 875-2060. Warranty deeds Kurt H. Nynam and Annie R. Nynam, I P CHECK ENCLOSED Only *8.10 Andre R. Blais and Linda J . Blais to CALL 643-9515 Must Have Car HMO program in disarray formerly known as Anne M. Repoll, to No place to store your Excellent Job Stephen T. Cassano, property at 61-63 IIIM , Marianne Lessard, property at 15-17 Hun­ bicycle? Sell It lor exUa Our DaHy j AID A ASSISTANCE review of conditions he found when working well. He said he and HEW Lyness St., $59,500. a ^ ! for Houswlfe * FILL IN ONE WORD PER RLANK - MINIMUM 15 INDRDS WASHINGTON (U PI) - Health tington St., $56,000. cash with a low coat of NorHi Eastsm Conn. PLASTICS he took office. Secretary Joseph Califano, on taking Stephen T. Cassano and Susan L. maintenance organizations, which 'Thomas E . Muldoon to Mary L. Conlon, Classified Ad. Inc. 647-9946 HMDs provide a pay-in-advance, office, found the program had been Cassano to Donald Bogner and Heather S. 1 2 3 4 5 gave early promise of becoming a property at 10-12 Cedar St., ^ ,5 0 0 . "Fun Ms” I 3S7 Boat Canlar Straat, A$k for Qeorge subscription approach to health care, cut off from support by the Bogner, property at 233 Blue Ridge Drive, JIanchaatar INJECTION popular means of holding down Mark S. Tryon and Rita C. Tryon to in contrast to the traditional system leadership at the Department of $72,000. B S 9 10 health care costs, are not living up to Gregory M. Gott and Diane E. Gott, LIFEGUARD WITH W.S.I. 7 of paying a separate fee for each visit Health, Education and Welfare'. Fred D. Calise, Willimantic, to CERTIFICATE needed for those expectations, a federal official property at 107 Crestwood Drive, $38.50 MOIDEN to the doctor. Champion described it as poorly Northeast School Employees Federal Manchester pool, from 9 to 9. And Has 11 12 13 i f 15 said Friday. conveyance tax. I CarroU Brundrett 528-1300. Position avaUaUe for HEW Undersecretary Hale Cham­ Citing advantages of the system. organized, under-staffed, “inap­ Credit Union, property at 239-243 Main St., I CARRIER NEEDED Quilclaim deed pion said the HMO’s, as the Champion said: propriately staffed and chronically $150,000. tiwnnoplastics injeo- u I t 14 AA Society for Savings to Brahaney & MACHINE OPERATORS for organizations are commonly called, “The HMO enrollee knows precise­ slow in issuing regulations and Caroline B. Alexander to John J. Lynam Hardinge Cbuckers, Milling The Hem. ! Choma Inc., property at 118, 119 Valley IN EAST HASrrOSD tion molders. o ffer many advantages. But in ly where to go to receive the kind of processing qualification and Margaret M. Lynam, both of' and Drilling Machines. Small i f 22 23 24 C 25 View Road, 171, 173, 243 and ^44 t care he needs. Referral to applications.” Somerset, N.J. property at 104 Pitkin St., parts. Interesting work. All Ej^ierience preferred. testimony to a House health subcom­ Lamplighter Drive and 270 Saddlehill benefits. Apply in person only, mittee, Champion said federal ef­ specialists, often in the same setting, “Secretary Califano and I found $59,000. I A "Fun Ad" will appear dally somewhere ■ Saunders Street, Ceqtral 26 27 26 22 30 Drive. 9-12, and 1-5 daily. C&W forts to promote the cost-cutting assures a continuity of care that is that revitalization of the HMO Brahaney & Choma Inc. to J. Bernard Manufacturing Company, 74 * throughout the Herald's Classified Pages. If you ! PLASTICS GEARIHG Marriage licenses I have the Item, whoever appears first at The. I system have been lagging. not conceivable in the fee-for-service program was needed if these alter- Quesnel and Joan M. Quesnel, property at Eastern Blvd., Glastonbury. Avanua A Brewer Street areas. n ------$2 3$ M 39 Charles E . Uzanas, 47 Congress St., and I Herald the following day between 8:30 and 12:00 I TECHHOLOGY “No other program held such sector. Moreover, the HMO provider native delivery systems were to be 177 Lamplighter Drive, $66,830. Karen L. Brezinskl, 64 Thomas Drive. LIVE IN HOUSEKEEPER - noon, with the ad, and the Hem, will receive $5.00. S ^ Please Call Barban at promise or was in such disarray,” has few financial Incentives to allowed to contribute to the resolu- James S. Kreidler and Mary M. 1395 Til«d Tonple Stephen L. Siebenaller, Fostoria, Ohio, Care for baby and do light I Everyone la welcome. A new "Fun Ad" vrill appear \ M if 38 39 40 Champion told the panel, headed by provide unnecessary treatment.” tion of critical health care Kreidler to Karl A. Zielinski and Debra housework. Mature older MmiGlwfttr, Cl 06040 and Mary Jane Theriault, 583 Hartford I each day; be sura to look for them. | Rep. Paul Rogers, D -Fla., in a But Champion said the program of problems,” Champion said. Hamelle, property at 61 Ridgewood St., woman preferred. References • 4 6 - 7 S 3 S ToL 6434340 federal support for HMOs is not $46,000. Road, July 14 by a justice of the peace. needed. Call 646-3535. J PAGE FOURTEEN - MANCHESTER EVEMNO HEBAl^D, Manebeiter, Conn., Sat.. July 1. 1978 ACROSS 3 Cheats (il.) Answer to Previous Punie MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Sat., July 1, 1978— PAGE FIFTEEN 4 Lawyer's A ril |a 7 E A 1 Manipulate' customer i Id 1 0 M 8 BUSINESS & SERVICE 4 Misanthrope 5 Longing (el.) D E c n E E Charles M. Schultz BEWARE OF PICKPOCKETS N d f lAiORR|BD*i> 9 Free 6 Comedian t D N A 12 Frigid Sparks A 8 1.0 Dear Abby 13 Blood-sucker 7 Here (Fr.) L' U E D X HAye M Y 14 Sherbet 8 Hunter L 8 T MVONL't'HOPEIS 15 Dandy 9 Bones In Y F T [THAT WE SO INTO w Aaer piisiNeD ___ By Abigail Van Buren 16 Subcontinent chest D 7 of Asia 10 Applies Y E A T OVERTIME 1 DEAR ABBY: I have been dating a 32-year^ild man for 17 Franklin. frosting E M U Q IM MY HiP I the last 10 months. I am . 23. He’s nice-looking, 18 Carry on 11 Refute T R T B L E IRECTORY well-mannered and can afford to show a girl a good time. 20 Milquetoast 19 Faerie Queene 1 N 8 U L T Pocfcerj He has brought me some rather expensive gifts (a stereo . 22 Compass 21 Mountain near A 8 8 |a 8 8 E 8 point ancient Troy ' for my birthday and a color ’TV for Christmas). He tried to 40 Small bird 51 Italian 32 Bulldlng-Contraellng 33 24 River In Texas 23 Duck's feet Stn icat OHtrad 31 Servfcai Ottarad 31 Painting-Paparing give me a diamond for St. Valentine’s Day, but 1 wouldn’t 41 Demented monetary unit 25 One devoted 24 Gets up 43 Gave strength §2 PET-MINDERS GRAVELY TRACTORS - accept it. . , l t u . to religious 25 Petroleum Dismiss PAINTING - Interior / I just don’t love him and he knows it, but he says he s work Going away on vacation'? SUNSHINE 7-1 derivatives to 53 Tableau Sales, Parts, Service. Exterior. Best Workmanship! 26 Breakfast fruit desperately in love with me. I never tried to lead him on. I 26 Vivacity 44 Accounting 59 Man's We will care for your pet In Morneau Lawn & Garden Quality Paint! Lowest Prices! CONTRACTORS juice torn him from the beginning that I didn’t love him and 27 Eye amorously agency (ebbr.) the familiarity of his own Equipment Inc., 423-6351. Dan Shea, 646-5424. Atuminiun tiding, stomu, gutters. I 32 Make sng^ nicknsme Storrs, Conn., 1 mile north of Carpentry work. Interior, exterior I didn’t think I ever could. I’ve even asked him to quit calling 29 French resort 47 Plegierize 57 home. Reduced rates for lainling. Electrical work. Free es* | Boata-Aeeaaaorlaa 45 Apartmanta For Rant 53 Autoa For Bala 51 Autoa For Bala 51 me, but he calls anyway, and if I have nothing better to do, 33 Energy unit Curious more than one pet at one Mansfield Cnter, R. J. MAGOWAN & SONS-3rd. limates. 35 One of the 30 Smile 48 Noel 50 Automotive so­ I go out with him. 31 Cornice WInthrop — OIck Cavalll Generation. Palnti^ & 643-4453 or 64341367 1974 FURY - 16Vi-foot DUPLEX 6 ROOMS - Private 1969 COUGAR 2 DOOR hard Gershwins 49 Peddle - ciety (ebbr.) address, ^9:-f352 1974 MUSTANG GHIA - I have acted bored in his company, and I’ve even been 34 Lily palm Paperhanging. I^ree fiberglass,tilt trailer, with entrance and driveway, plus speed, 6 cylinder, 4 new top, automatic transmission, 36 Whopper rude to him, but he can’t be discouraged. Any suggestions? 37 Two times Estimates. Fully Insured. 1975 % horse outboard Chevy extras. Middle age couple no power steering, jiower brakes, 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 B 9 10 11 THECJNLVONE INTERESTED H IT B / A r e d h e a d e d , IS A REDHEADED, i-EFT- C4M TREE SERVICE - Free radials, (2 snows), excellent BORED IN BURLINGAME 38 Civilian (ebbr.) Telephone 646-1959 CUSTOM HOMES Additions engine. 2 tanks, $2,500. Also 50 children. References, ^ u r i - condition. 2284)475 or 228-9550. very clean. Call 643-4313 after IN WHO H(Xi>S 7VE LEFTTHANDS? RIQHT FIELPER HANDED RIQHT REUDER estimates, discount senior BUILDING Maintenance and 39 Sudden attack 12 13 14 citizens Company Repair Service - painting, recretion rooms, roofing, horse Johnson outboard, $300. ly. $225, excluding utilities. 4 p.m. DEAR BORED: If you really don’t see any future with RECORD RPR TRIPLES... WEARING CORRECTIVE W H O W E A R © PROFESSIONAL Painting, Reply to Box D, c/o 42 City in Oregon Manchester owned and remodeling, carpentry, or siding QualiW Work! Best 22841475 or 228-9550. GOOD USED CARS - Firm this man, don't go out with him again. The more you see of 45 Hoosier state IS 16 17 ^ ^LASeES... ^ CORtZBCTTIVe (CLASSES. Interior and exterior, com­ Manchester Evenng Herald. 4 B-7913 TIRES. Like new. operated. Call 646-1327. whatever, commercial and Prices! Bud I'alaga, 742-8732, price. CaU 2896433. 173 Buick him, and the more you accept from him, the harder it will (ebbr.) V ____ ^ mercial and residential, free or 646-4501. SAIL FISH - Alcort t^ntury, $1950. 1973 Toyota $65, 6498897 after 5 p.m. be to get rid of him. He plans to “wear you down." And if 18 19 20 21 residential, 667-2367. estimates, fully Insured. 646- 46^Hot spring ROOM ADDITIONS, Fiberglass. Daughter’s prize BOLTON NOTCH - Across $1450. 1973 Chevrolet MaUbu he succeeds, you’ll both be sorry. A one-sided “love 4879. from shops. Furnished 3 1975 VEGA HATCHBACK 47 Capsules 22 23 24 Dormers, kitchens, garages, COMPLETE LAWN CARE GENERAL CARPENTRY, possession. Super excellent »1850.______^ 50 Grasps rooms, all utilities included, automatic, power steering, doesn*! last long. rec-rooms, suspended ceilings SERVICE. Mowing, edging, Repairs, Remodeling, care! Canvas cover. Nylon 54 Wish undone 25 26 27 26 29 30 31 TEACHERS, for older male adult. After 5 air conditioning, best offer. and roofing. 528-8958. shrubbery trimmed, weed and Garages, Additions, Porches, sail. $45Q. Telephone 643-^7. WE PAY $10. for complete DEAR ABBY: Elaine (not her real name) and 1 have been 55 Got up EXPERIENCED - Exterior p.m., 649-9093. 6498261. 32 33 34 35 pest control. Reasonable Decks, Rec Rooms, junk cars. Ctall Joey at Tolland married for 14 years and have five children. We are both 59 Vex Painters. Booking work for Hatchways, Roofing, Gutters, SEAGULL OUTBOARD, new Auto Body, 5291990. -60 Badly LAWN MAINTENANCE. rates. 647-9260. 36 years old. 36 37 38 last week.in July. Free es­ Formica, Ceramic Tile. Call 515 hp, long shaft, 50 lb. LOVELY DUPLEX, 1972 FORD THUNDERBIRD. 61 Of Reasonable and dependable timates. Call 649-5873. A while ago Elaine joined a therapy group. (You Imow, Dan Moran 643-2629. mooring. Trailer hitch for carpeting 2 bedroom - base­ 1972 CHRYSLER - Full Excellent condition, 6391816. intersection 39 40 41 42 43 44 college veteran now accepting WILL BABYSIT during they just sit around and talk about sex. Well, Elaine is the jobs in your area. Call 28^ summer. Monday thru Capri. 232-8440 evenings. ment garage and much more. power. Excellent condition. 4 Evenings and weekends. 62 King (Fr.) EXTERIOR PAINTING. Only $200. Rental Assistors only married person in the group. . . 63 Babylonian 45 46 § 4535. Friday. Call 643-5806 or 646- NEWTON SMITH - door hardtop. Call 2892543. CliyibyltA.I>c,TJll>i»UAhtW I. 7-/ Professional job. Reasonable Remodeling,repairs, rec- Smart apartment 236-5646 (small fee) 1972 CHEVROLET PICKUP, One evening a fellow from the group picked Elame up deity 6142, ask for Carol. rates. 5 years experience. Ful­ 47 48 40 50 51 52 53 REWEAVING burns, holes. rooms, no job too small. Call owners know — the 1973 CHEVY IMPALA - 4 door $1900. Excellent condition. and drove her to one of the meetings. He brought her home 64 Halted ly insured. Call Ed Dascanio Call 6494837. 65 Appropos Zippers, umbrellas repaired. TRAILBLAZZER TREE Ser­ 649-3144. best way to find the IDEAL FOR SINGLES 1 sedan.power steering, power al 1:30 a.m. Elaine said they slopped for a drink on the way 54 55 56 57 56 59 Priscilla’s Pop — Al Vermeer 649-6985. bedroom flat. K i^ and pets brakes, CB radio and antenna. home. Another time Elaine accepted a dinner invitation Window shades, Venetian vice — Removals, pruning, renters you need Is DOWN 62 blinds. Keys. TV for rent. topping, chipping, hauling, FARRAND REMODELING - ok. All utilities paid only $150. Ckxxl condition. Call 8792732. VW 1975 BUG, excellent con­ with another man from the group. 60 61 With a Classified Ad. Rental Assistors 236-5646 dition. AM-FM, $2,650. 289 Marlow's, 867 Main St. 649- land clearing. Thoughtful, Specializing Cabinets and For­ Try one. She says she is innocent of any wrongdoing. I believe 1 Prevalent 63 64 65 Building Contracting 33 (small fee). 3159 after 1 p.m. 1 5221. Thorough, Neat. Results mica Tops, Roofing, Gutters, AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE her but 1 feel her conduct is a potential threat to our 2 Image Room Additions, Decks, - Low rates for the good guaranteed. Experienced, in­ WES ROBBINS carpentry 1974 BUICK RIVERA loaded, marriage. Am 1 wrong to object? ODD .lOBS Done - Cellars, at­ sured, references. 633-lOM / Repairs. Phone 643-6017. Barden Products 47 HEAT PAID, Lovely Duplex 2 driver! For a quotation, call remodeling specialist. Ad­ bedroom, has carpeting, gar­ The Dolin Agency, 646-6050. excellent condition. Price tics, garages, yards cleaned, 633-9225. DEAR OLD-FASHIONED: rio. Every therapy group moving, trucking. Loam for ditions, rec rooms, dormers, Rooling-Sding-Chimney 34 STRAWBERRIES - Pick your age, appliances and more. negotiable. 6499508. Win at Bridge built-ins, bathrooms, own. Route 44A, Coventry. Only $255. Rental Assistors 1976 DATSUN B-210 - 4 speed. has a "therapist." Talk to Elaine's and ask him how you sale. Lawn service. No Job to PIANO TEACHER, college kitchens. 649-3446. big or small. 568-8522. student now taking beginning BIDWELL Home Improve­ Edmondson’s. 2 miles from (small fee) 236-5646. Am/fm Stereo Casette. 1973 FORD TORINO 2 door, should handle this problem. East holds king to win students. Please call mor­ ment Co. Expert installation Bolton Notch, field on right on Excellent condition. Asking power, brakes and air condi­ COMPLETE CARPET & Tile nings for appointment 646- CUSTOM CARPENTRY - of aluminum siding, gutters 44A, 14 mile into Coventry. FR EE HEAT AND HOT $3000. Call 6493578, after 6, tion. After 6 p.m., 872-8504. DEAR ABBY: Saw the- enclosed in a Knights of third hand high. Had East installation and repairs. Free 4007. homes. Additions, Repairs, and trims. Roofing installa­ EXCELLENT PICKING, 9 WATER Nice 4 room. Base­ anytime weekends. Coiumbus newsletter and thought, "How true it is." If you NORTH 7-1-A played his king South would estimates. Call Pat, at 646- Cabinets. Call Gary Cushing, tion and repairs 649-6495, 871- a.m.-8 p.m. ment and appliances. Call for 1968 BUICK LASABRE, good think it’s good enough for your column, be my guest. > ♦ KQ J764 nave won with the ace, gone .3745. after 5 p.m. MAGNAVOX — authorized 345-2009. 2323. details. Rental Assistors 236- DISCOUNT AUTO PAR’TS mnning condition, 1971 FORD DANIEL H. MILITELLO, ♦ J 10 4 • after spades and eventually factory service on color and 5646 (small fee). Mr. ’S Automotive World. 289 PIN’Io as is. Best offers. Call WESTFIELD, N.Y. ♦ 92 reached dummy with the EXPERT FURNITURE black and white TV. Stereo, TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY SPECIALIZING cleaning and Oakland Road (Route 30), 6495357/2892248. jack of hearts to wind up KIDS OKAY. Charming 2 ♦ 63 refinishing and antique phonograph. A&B Electronic, Carpentry and general con­ repairing chimneys, roof, new STRAWBERRIES. Pick your South Windsor. Speed/Van DEAR DAN:, I do, and here it is: with at least nine tricks. restoration. Free estimates. tracting. Residential and roofs. Free estimates. 30 bedroom Townhouse. Accessories. 644-9395. SUPER BUY - 1976 ToyoU WEST E A S l 1160 New Britain Ave., West own. Free containers. No “Someone has said that there are four kinds of ‘bones’ in ♦ 82 ♦ AOS This East was too sm art to E. Loveland, 649-8963. Hartford, 561-0655. commercial. Whether it be a zyears Experience. Howley, Carpeting, appliances. Free Corolla SR-5, immaculate 17,- make the normal play. He children under 14. Open 8 a.m heat. (Jail Now. Rental PONTIAC LEMANS 000 miles, holding one week every organization. « Q 97 3 2 ♦ K8 Captain Easy — Crooks and Lawrence small repair job. a custom 643-5361. to 8 p.m., or til picked out. There are the WISHBONES, who spend their time was sure that South held the ED'S LIGHT TRUCKING- At­ built home or anything in Assitors. 236-5646 (small fee). SPORT - Good mnning condi­ before trading in. Will sell for ♦ AQ84 ♦ 10 7 5 3 Clark Street, South Windsor, ace of hearts. South, after YOU'D SETTER KNOW T GREAT'. ...YOU tics and cellars cleaned. between, call 646-1379. ROOFER WILL Install roof tion. Automatic transmission, $3,000. Looks new. Call 649 wishing someone else would do the work. ♦ 10 9 ♦ 8 5 4 2 MURDER MV UNCLET...ARE off Burnham Street. liiere are the JAWBONES, who do all the talking, but all, had jumped to three w h a t YOU'RE TALKIN(S/ WANT EVIDENCE? Reasonable rates. Call 646- siding or gutters for low dis­ KIDS AND PETS OK large 5 bucket seats and console. 9020. SOUTH YOU OUT OF VOUR MIND? r> t, VWltri-lAT ▼Iv/A.. very little else. notrump. East also felt that 1943 for free estimate. Painting-papering 32 CARPENTRY & Masoniy - count price. Call Ken at 647- room. Parking appliances, $850. Call 7497054. ♦ 10 5 he could bottle up that spade Additions and remodeling. 1566. yard. Only $140. Rental DATSUN 1200, standard, good Next, there are the KNUCKLEBONES, who knock ♦ A 65 AROUND SUCH'cRAZy Assistors 236-5646 (small fee). everything anyone ever tries to do. suit if he hung on to his heart ROTO TILLING - Established INTERIOR - EXTERIOR Free estimtes. Call Athony mnning condition, 6 radial ♦ K J 6 king. So he played the eight. Gardens & Flower beds. Painting - And odd Jobs. Two Squitlcote, 649-0811. STRAWBERRIES - Pick your 1968 CAMARO tires, $100. Call 6492260. And finally, there are the BACKBONES, who get under ♦ AKQJ7 South found himself in Reasonable. Call 646-7644, experienced College students. MANCHESTER 3 room apart- the load and do the work." own 224 Hlllstown Road, CONVERTIBLE - Body Vulnerable: Both dummy. He led the king of after 5:00 p.m, Please call 568-4641. CARPENTRY - Repairs, Heating-Plumbing 3511 Manchester. Fields open 9 ment, heat, hot water, excellent. No motor. Must be 1949 CHEVY SEDAN. 48,000 appliances, parking, con­ original miles, excellent in­ Dealer: South spades. East ducked. Now remodeling, additions, gar­ a.m. till dark. seen. Call after 3 p.m., 649 If you put off writing letters because you don't know South abandoned spades in BRICK, BLOCK, STONE. PAINTING - Interior and ages, roofing, call David SEWERLINES, sink lines, venient location, no pets, $190 7166. terior. Best offer. 6493189. what to say, get Abby’s booklet, “How to Write Letters West North East South a month. 643-0030 after 4 p.m. order to try to collect a Fireplaces, concrete. exterior, paperhanging, Patria, 644-17%. cleaned with electric cutters, MULCH HAY $1.50 per bale. For All Occasions." Send 81 and a long, stamped (28 cents) !♦ diamond trick. He led one to Chimney repairs. No Job too excellent work References. by professionals. McKinney Will deliver 10 or more bales THUNDERBIRD, 1972, full •••••••••••••••••••••••••• Pass !♦ Pass 3 NT 4 LARGE ROOMS, newly envelope to Abby: 132 Lasky Drive, Beverly Hills, Calif. his jack. small Save! Call 644-8356 for Free estioi.ites. Fully in­ LEON CIESZYNSKI Builder - Bros. Sewage Disposal Com­ locally. Call 875-7308. power, sun roof, excellent Trucks lor Sale 82 Pass Pass Pass west won with the queen, estimates. painted, stove, refrigerator, 90212. sured. Marlin Mattson, 649- New homes custom built pany, 643-5308. condition. $2500 FIRM. 633- led a second heart and the 4431 remodeled, additions, rec PICK YOUR OWN PEAS, and dishwasher, d i^ s a l, parking 1816 evenings and weekends. 1971 CHEVY CEYENNE STEVE ARCHAMBAULT - for 2 cars. $275 month plus Pickup. 3/4 ton. Sliding win- Opening lead: V 3 best poor South could do was rooms, garages, kitchens NO JOB TO Small - Toilet Stringbeans. Pigs and goats to cash out five clubs for General Carpentry and QUALITY PAINTING and remodeled, bath tile, cement repairs, plugged drains, for sale. Natsisky Farm, 644- security and lease. Older cou­ 1973 CHEVY VAN - Good mn­ - dow. Call 2897274 after 3 p.m. Astro-graph down one. Roofing. Quality Paper Hanging by Willis work. Steps, dormers, kitchen faucet replaced, 0304. ple preferred. No children or ning condition. $3,000. Call workmanship, reasonable Schultz. Failly insured, residentialor commercial. repaired. Rec rooms, pets. 6495073. Molorcyclea-BIcyclaa 84 By BERNICE BEDE 0 8 0 L 649-6659 anytime. By Oswald Jacoby rates, free estimates. Please references. 649-4343. Call 649^291. bathroom remodeling, heat Antiques 48 call 646-0793. modernization, etc. Free SECOND FLOOR, 4 room HARLEY DAVIDSON, 1973 and Alan Sontag 1973 SUBARU - Excellent con­ on yuur instincts to guide you. Let’s not get into the rela­ TOM FLANAGAN - Painting, FIRST CLASS Carpentry - Estimate gladly given. M & M apartment. Stove, garage. dition. Standard 4 speed. Must FX-1200 - 871-2511. ^ (D ff Blowing things out ol propor­ The bidding has gone: A WANTED. Antique furniture, Adults only. No pets. Middle tive merits of the proper QUALITY CARPENTRY By interior / exterior. Papering. Remodeling and Additions. Plumbing & Heating. 649-2871. glass, pewter, oil paintings or be seen! 56 Irving Street, tion, however, could cause you spade-two clubs-pass. A Harp Construction. Additions, General repairs. Fully in­ Kitchens and Rec Rooms. 35 age couple preferred. 649- Manchester. TRIUMPH 1976 Bonneville to lose out. contract with today’s hand. Nebraska reader wants to other antique items. R. 1762. Most people would wind up roofing, siding, decks and gar­ sured. Call now for Free years experience! For Free PLUMBING - Call Tom Harrison, 643-8709. 750, 8000 miles, oil cooler and SAGITTARIUS. (Nov. 23-Dec. know what bid we recom­ ages. Call anytime, 643-5001. Estimate. 643-1949. Estimates, call 646-4239. 21) You’re apt lo misinterpret with North playing in four Dawkins at 649-7630. 1968 FORD CUSTOM 500 Sta­ rack. $1,750. 2894042. July 2.1978 mend with: tion Wagon. Good running the motives of one who Is being spades. Good defense would 7-2-B WANTED JEWELRY - Old Things that are the product of set them by two tricks, but condition. $250. CaU 5293614. MOTORCYCLE Insurance - very cooperative. It’s not like x furniture, China, dolls collec­ Smart shoppers check your imagination and insight poor defense would probably ♦ K' tibles, etc. Robert M. Reid & Lowest Rates availeble! you lo be this suspicious with­ V A Q X X 41 the Classified section will help advance you rapidly out cause. let them make it. Business Property 26 Household Goods 40 Articles lor Sale 41 Articles lor Sale Son, 649-7770. 1%7 KARMAN GHIA - New Immediate binding. Sunny 8 K X X X first. That’s where they this coming year. Don’t be CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) This South player arrived master cylinder, brakes. 5 Day coverage, call Joan afraid to draw upon your talents ♦ Q X X CRAFTSMAN 6 HP Tractor - MOVING - Maple dining table find the best buys In Clarke Insurance Agency, 643- Individuals you can usually rely at three nbtrump. West A .SOFT ICE CREAM Truck FRIGIDAIRE STOVE - self Wanted to Buy 48 new tires. Non-running Condi­ and apply creative effort. upon may be unable to help ready to go. Call today. 203- cleaning oven. Westinghouse 36” mower blade, 42" snow 40x60 plus leafs, formica town. tion. $150. Call 528-3614. 1126. opened the three of hearts. We recommend a jump to CANCER (June 21'July 22) This you today, so If you expect 'Hie 10 was played from three notrump as an out­ 677-8116. refrigerator, self defrost. plow blade. Coins: Pennies, kitchen table, stereo record CASH PAID Immediately - is a holiday weekend. Having a nickels, dimes, quarters, player, typewriter, dressing them.to be around when you dummy and East had a standing choice. Maple bookcase. Call 569-2802. for gold jewelry and 1976 DODGE CHARGER SE - 1976 SUZUKI RM 370 - Very good time at the family picnic is •call you could be disappointed. MANCHESTER - For sale halves. Also: 20 Mint Sets. 18 table and bench, night table, diamonds. Licensed broker Ottices-Stores lor Rent 55 Resembles (Ihrysler Cordoba good condition. Must fine, but overindulging will problem. The normal play is Proof Sets, by appointment. electric heater, shavers etc. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) commercial building and BIKES, GIRLS - Sun Country, for over 1/2 century. Savitt All luxury items. Excellent “’^sacrifice. $8%. Please call make your stomach or head — Discrimination In selection of Berry’s World.' liquor, store. Call for details, Huffy, 3-speed, bronze $50. Call 228-3547. Call 649-5135. P.O.M.G. Jewelers, 35 BOLTON NOTCH - For rent, condition. $4,000. Call 646- 6492094. or both — ache this evening. friends is called for today. Marion E. Robertson, Boys dirt bike Huffy black $40. Asylum Street, Hartford, 527- small rustic bam, suitable for 4358, after 5 p.m. Find out to whom you're ro­ You're so easygoing that one Realtor. 643-5953. Boys Ross Baracuda 3-speed, TIRES - Ski boots, skis, bikes, AMANA FRIG ID A IR E - 0163. store or office. Parking. SUZUKI - 1976 GT500. mantically suited by sending with few scruples could lake The Plintstones — Hanna-Barbera Productions green $45. All excellent condi­ sewing machine, and tent Large freezing compartment. Inexpensive, 1-223-4460, 7 am. TOYOTA 1969 - Some repairs. Excellent condition. 2400 for your copy of Astro-Graph advantage of you. tion. Call morning before II (10x161. May be seen at 108 Good running condition. - 9 p.m. Best offer. 1973 Chevy Vega,Vega miles. "Sissy Bar." $900. Call Letter. Mail 50 cents for each PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) a m., 646-5741, Scott Drive, Manchester, all $40.00. New Barbie Doll □ RENTALS $450. Moving, must sell! (^Il 6491718, after 5 p.m. and a long, self-addressed, Stick within your planned activ­ day Saturday. Dresses, 50 cents. Call 643- 474 MAIN STREET - 3 room 6498362. stamped envelope to Astro- ities today. Gelling sidetracked Real Estate Wanted 28 6452. HONDA 500 CB - All 1978 Graph. P.O. Box 489, Radio City and going to an unscheduled Rooms lor Rent 52 offices, second floor, across Station. N.Y. 10019. Be-sure to SINGER SEWING MACHINE from post office. Call 6492426, 1967 FORD GALAXIE - 4 parts, on 1972 frame. \ place could make you leel very ALL CASH For yqur property, and cabinet, 9x15 brown rug 3 PIECE LIVING ROOM specify birth sign. uncomfortable. THOMPSON HOUSE MEN - 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Door, 62,000 miles. One driver Complqtelv rebuilt, excellent LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Your within 24 hours. Avoid Red □ MISC. FOR SALE with pad, bathroom sinks and SET, practically brand new. and owner. Automatic, poiyer condition. Asking. Call ARIES (March 21-Aprll 19) You faucets. Call 649-3331. $500 or best offer. Call 646-8867 Birch House Women. Central­ dramatic personality will shine might have second thoughts Tape, Instant Service. Hayes MANCHESTER - Oak Street. steering, AM radio, stereo. after 5:30 p.m., 6497979. for most of the day. but as Corporation, 646-0131. anytime. ly located. Downtown qbout something that you feel Articles lor Sale 41 Manchester. Kitchen Ideal for business or offices. Excellent condition. Must be eveni'^.g wears on you could you hastily agreed upon today. WHEELCHAIR - Good con- Call Paul J. Correnti, Realtor, seen to appreciate! 6491724, 1968 BSA 650 Motorcycle. New become grumpy. Try to go diton. $75.00. Call 643-1951, CLEAN FILL - FREE for the privileges, all 649-2358. Don’t fret, everything will work SELLING your house? Call us ALUMINUM sheets used as 6495252. anytime. tires and brakes, very good home early. first and we'll make you a after 12 noon. taking! You cart it, you can out fine. printing plates, ,007 thick, LADIES ONLY Furnished condition. Chopped $650. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) Your TAURUS (April 20-May 20) cash offer! T.J. Crockett, have it. Glastonbury site. Call MANCHESTER MAIN 1970 MUSTANG FOR PARTS Phone 643^593. aims and ambitions can be Know what your enlertainmeni .Realtor, 643-1577. 23x32", 25 cents each or 5 for 529-9917 after 6 p.m. rooms for rent. All utilities in- $1. Phone 643-2711. May be ONE OF A KIND - 7 foot cluded. References and STREET - Modern Office. - Excellent automatic satisfied today without resort­ will cost today before you picked up A.M. only. padded bar with railing and security required. Near bus 1100 square feet. Heat. AC transmission. 302 motor, $200, 1972 SUZUKI GT550- Faring ing to methods you wouldn't be commit yourself, or you'll IMMEDIATE Cash lor your formica top. $400. 643-5968. MINI BIKE good condition, Please call 6492469. or best offer. Call 647-963 windshield, rack, sissy bar, proud lo tell others about. spend Ihe evening kicking property. Let us explain our new sprocket, clutch and line and stores. Call after 5 LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) It's UNIFORMS WANTED - Cub p.m. 6444)383. anytime. custom paint. Excellent con­ yourself tor your foolishness. fair proposal. Call Mr. Scouts. Boy and Girl Scout, SINGER SEWING Machine. chain, rebuilt carburetor, best OFFICES FOR RENT - dition, with Faring $875, safe to open up in front of your GEMINI (May 21-Juna 20) A Belfiore. 647-1413. With maple cabinet. 6 years offer. GIRLS BIKE 26” Excellent for doctors / 1960 CHEVROLET - 4 Door. without $775. Call 6 4 9 ^ . ciose friends today, but avoid friendTOu're c)ulte fond ol may Brownies, nurses. East Columbia 3-speed. Call 6 ^ FURNISHED ROOM for talking about confidentiai mat­ Catholic School. 649-1225. old. Buttonhole attachment. 1 gentleman, modern bath, lawyers. Included, central air Automatic. No engine. Best have his or her feelings hurt Born Loser — Art Sansom MAY WE BUY your home? year guarantee. $125 firm. 6047. and heat. Very reasonable. Campara-Tralleit ters In front of casual acquain­ today If you coma on In too security and references. $30 offer under $45.00. Call 649 tances Quick, fair, all cash and no TWO 300 AMP Rectifiers - Call 644-2%7. » 6495334, or 6497175. 1768.______Uoblla Homes 65 domineering a fashion. Let prohlems. Call Warren E. MOVE OUT, SELLING weekly, 6492121. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) each person have his or her Good condition. Good lor You'll have an opportunity to Howland, Realtors. 643-1108. plating, or welding. Call 649- 30 GALLON FISH TANK and EVERYTHING in the house 30x48 BUSINESS or OFFICE- 1970 FORD GALAXIE 500. 1973 INTREPID - 20 foot say. half price. 42 Hublard Drive, ATTRACTIVELY PANELED Running condition. As is, $200 profit with another by relying (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) 3439 from noon til 6:00 p.m. stand, all fish and equipment, 2 room apartment. Stove, Street level. Clean. Air con­ Travel Trailer - Stove, WOULD LIKE TO buy four $50. Also: 10 gallon tank and Vernon. Call 646-4160. ditioning. Heat, hot water. or best offer. (Jail 6497907, refrigerator, heated. Full Bugs Bunny — Helmdahl and Stoffal bedroom older Colonial - refrigerator, heat, electricity. ask for Noreen. NCR CASH REGISTER - stand, $15. Call 643-6624. LANE OAK COFFEE AND Adults. References, no pets. Beautiful Floor. 6491680 or shower, adU toilet. Tandem Preferably in the Porter Sreet Reconditioned, with many 6493549. wheels. Call 6884383. c t97« bv WSMI 8ns. he. ni. Rat. U-S-M area. Please call private par­ END TABLE - $50. Ideal for $175. 6493167 or 2893540. STATION WAGON 1971 Ford |HEy , SyLVESTEK/^^ totals. Call after 5:30 p.m., large living room or office. “Guess what is becoming fashionable again? ty. at 647-1.567. 228-3957. MANCHESTER STORE lor Country Sedan, runs good, CAMPER, 1968, Cox Camper, TAG SA LES Tooled leather top cloverleaf Apartments For Rant 53 $650. 1972 MERCURY MY COLD WAR MENTALITY!” coffe table, $35. Ijlew 3 speed Rent - 249 Broad Street. 600 sleeps six, good condition. VES, SIRE.' PROFESSIONAL COUPLE MOLDED FORMICA top and square feet. 643-5681. COLONY PARK Station Call 649-3970 antime. looking for a 4 or 5 room rent. bike, $30. Electric train, $20. LOOKING for anything in real Wagon, air condition, power Our Boarding House — Carrol & McCormick ^paneled bar with two shelves GIGANTIC TAG SALE - 9:30 Walnut table for two, $20. 649- estate rental - apartments, Available July 1st. n n Reasonable. Call collect after and four stools. $175. 646-6028. a.m. Saturday-Sund^. July seats and windows. AM-FM TRUCK CAMPER, .Open m m \ F IN E 5 p.m., 1-423-9185. 2239. homes, multiple dwellings, no stereo, looks decnt, runs F PUBLIC TBAN6P017TATI0N HOW 1st and 2nd. 150 Spencer fees.Call J.D. Real Estate MANCHESTER - MODERN Road, sleeps 4, sink, stove, SIGNS WOULD excellent. $950. 6490068. oven, ice box. gas and elec­ BECOMES AaSOLUTEL'j FITEE, TWO F a irs of bucket seats Street, Manchester. Rain date Building Supplies 42 Asociates, Inc. 6491980. OFFICE 400 square feet. Main A CITY from Pontiac. 1 pair red, 1 8th-9th. Street, H/AC included. Call tric, jacks. Excellent conditioh. TriE CAR NO LONOER WOUL^ 1969 FIREBIRD BE COMPETITIVE IN THE PAY FOR pair white. Excellent condi­ NATURAL STONE for 474 MAIN STREET - Second 6492469. $700 or best. 289-3280. tion. $50 pair. 633-0131. TAG SALE - Saturday July 1, CONVERTIBLE, good INNER CITV.'ANP WITHOUT TH1S?TAX retaining walls, veneers, floor. 3 room heated apart­ mechanical condition, 6 mFFIC,BUS6ES WOULD BE THE AIR Household Goods 40 9 a.m. - 4 p.m., household patios, etc. Pick up by the ment. Call 6492426, 9 to 5. ROCKVILLE - store on busy 1975 JACO HARD TOP tent SCREENED LOAM - Gravel, items, skis, skates, street. Large display win­ cylinder standard shift. No camper, sleeps 8, mint condi­ (JUICK AND EFFICIENT.' NOW THAT pound or delivery by the ton. rust. $1195, 6498134. REFRIGERATORS sand, stone, fill, processed typewriters, train set, Bolton Notch Stone Quarry, ATTRACTIVELY PANELED dows. $125 monthly. Lease tion. Call 649-3766. YOU COULD Washers, ranges, used, gravel. For deliveries, call required. Lee & Lament Real­ BREATHE etcetera. Rain date Sunday. W 6493163. 2 room apartment. Stove, 1972 CHEVELLE (Heavy Heathcliff This Funny World guaranteed and clean. New George H. Griffing, Inc. An­ Griswold Street, Manchester. refrigerator, heat, electricity. ty, 8790000. MUST SELL! 1975 Tent IT shipment damaged, GE and dover. 742-7886, •••••••••••••••••••••••••• Chevy) 350 V-8, 4 speed. Good Camper. Sleeps 6. Complete ' Adults. References, No pets. running condition. $1000. Call AiSAlN? Frigidaire. Low prices. B.D. TAG SALE Saturday and Sun­ Livestock 44 $180. 6493167,or 2293540. Wanted to Rent 57 kitchen. Heater. Extras. Pearl and Son, 649 Main DARK LOAM Delivered - 5 day. Used kit cabinets, 7x9 IW. 99 p.m. Excellent condition. $1,500 or AT LAST HE'S WHEN TH SNACK TRUCK Street, 643-2t71. yards, $34. plus tax. Also sand, truck body, used lumber. RIDING LESSONS indoor best offer. Call 875-5851. CAREER WOMAN to share COUPLE WITh One child 1972 CHEVY NOVA, 6 REACT/ TO < COMES EV, T C U HIM I gravel and more stone 643- Something for eveiyone. 507 riding ring. Western stock duplex. July 1. Residential needs 5 or 6 room duplex or. WANT A HAM LOVE SEAT. Like new condi­ 9504. East Middle Turnpike. Starts seat, saddle seat, and hunt house. Reasonable. 6498952. cylinder automatic, power 1967 SHESTA 17 seat N EG O riATE I area. East Hartford. Call 2 ^ steering, low mileage. One WITH ME. SANDWICH/ tion, orange background with 10 a.m. seat. All levels 2299817. 6932 after 5 p.m. excellent condition. $lt00 or white floral print. Call after 4 ONE PAIR ANTIQUE Satin FEMALES needs apartment owner. $1795. Tim Moriarty best ofler. 643-9213. ABOUTTHAT p.m., 646-1168. drapes- Austrialian valance- TAG SALE 20” window fan, or house for September. Silktown Motors, 270 Hartford RAISE/ MANCHESTER - Unusual one Rood, Manchester. Jade, 144x84, $45. Touch and fireplace screen with Dogs-BIrds-Pets 43 bedroom Town house. Private Prefer Bolton, Andover area. Automottva Barvlea 88 UNPAir 2 6.50-13 TIRES Heavy duty, sew sewing machine with accessories, pair mahogany entrance, patio, full base­ We own cats. Call evenings VOLKSWAGEN SPECIAL - \S excellent condition, best Maple cabinet, $65., 25 gallon end tables, machinist tools, DOG-CAT BOARDING ment. Includes heat, 742-0878. ELM MOTORS - Toyota, Dat- bathlng/grooming.Obedience •••••••••••••••••••••••••• 1973 VW real clean $1695.1972 sun spcialists, factory offer. COMPACT fish tank with filter and few antiques. 40 East ^ p le appliances, carpeting, air con­ ' CQ REFRIGERATOR, 2>4 cubic accessories, $35. 2 Rupp snow protection classes. Complete VW $1395. 1972 Square ^ c k , trained, one daynservice, 114 WOULD Street, Manchester, Saturday ditioning. $285 per month. No Wsc. lor Rant 58 automatic, air, new tires, foot, like new $50. Call 648 mobiles-40 horse power, best only 10 a.m. - 3 p.m. modern facilities. Canine pets. Damato Enterprises, ^ s t Main Street, Rockville: 2244. offer. Call 568-6559. Holiday Inne, 200 Sheldon 3 BAY GARAGE. Central $1795.1971 Kombi Bus, rebuilt 871-1617. 6491021. engine, $1595. 1970 $995. 1969 WORTH 1 TAG SALE SATURDAY July Road, Slanehester. For reser­ locaUon, storage only, boats, DOUBLE BED boxspring and MEDITERRANEAN - 1,10 a.m. to 3 p.m., books, an­ vations please call 6495971. cars, etcetra. No motor Ghal, automatic, real clean. MANCHESTER . c 44x10 FOOT MOBIL Home. In $945. 1968 $695. 1967 $495. I mattress, excellent condition. (Pecan) double queen head tique plow, wagon wheels, Bolton. Working single person cycles. 6498797. $50. Almost 2 years old. After board with double box spring suitcases, household goods. 68 POODLES - Guaranteed tiny only. No pets, aiumals or Complete Volkswagen ser­ Om CE SPACE 6 p.m. 643-9716. and mattress. Very good con­ School Road, Bolton. toy puppies and stud services children. Call 643-2880. vice. Tim Moriarty - Silktown First floor office space, air Short RIbe — Frank Hill dition, $80,659-0718. at fair prices. 1-423-8789. Motors, 270 Hartford Rd., □ AUTOMOTIVE conditioned, carpeted, W H E N I No place to store your TAG SALE 190 School Street. FOUR ROOM APARTMENT. Rochester. abundance of free parking, BACK INTO A PRINCE.. FOR SALE - William and Old dishes, antique smoke BRITTANY SPANIEL 428 B ro ad S tr e e t. No •••••••••••••••••••••••••• ( A H O i£ /\ bicycle? Sell It lor extra heal furnished. 1.2(H) .sq. ft. m O N B ! ) Mary sterling by Lunt. Four, stand, Wilbur Player Piano PUPPIES - 10 weeks. AKC. appliances. $155. Security. Aufot For Bala 81 (’an be subdivided. cash with a low cost four piece place settings, five and rolls, train set, many Orange and white. Uver and Married couple, no pets. ^11 . Also 2.000 sq. II. of brand Classified Ad. teaspoons, one serving spoon items. Saturday, 10 a.m. - 4 white. Excellent field and 643-4751, . . PLYMOUTH VOLARE and three other pieces. Call p.m. bench background. (Jail 659 Premier 1976 - blue with wood OFFICE SPACE new office space available. BLACK AND WHITE 21 inch 742-8991 after 3:30 p.m. daily. 6263, after 6 p.m. THREE ROOM Apartment - grain, luggage rack, slant 6, Will subdivide lo yiiur console TV, excellent condi­ SATURDAY ONLY 10 a.m. - 5 With heat, hotwater, stove, low mileage, power steerii^ FOR RENT specificalliins. I’rices star! tion. reasonable. Can been WASHER - and like new p.m., 351 Cedar Swamp Road, GOLDEN RETRIEVER refrigerator, carpet. $200. and brakes, electric rear win­ ltO iqilart feeC cinltr of| al $7.(HI sq. ft. seen at 43 Wilfred Road off dryer. Pool table, coffee Coventry. Beds, desk, baby PUPPIES - AKC, shots, dow defogger, standard shift. IHandwtter, air condlUoaina and I ^ tW A» APRAiP HeADteUPP 9R0WNIN6.'' Adults only. No pets. ’Third parking. Call SU4H1. I QROUM Hartford Road after 6 p.m. table, lamps. Telephone 569- items, clothes, dishes and championship lines. Ready floor, centrally located. Must be seen to be ap­ H0W U ljgi| M .T 0M Many records. 3547. homemade donuts. July 5th. Calf 875-0717. S ^ r lty deposit. Call 6497690. preciated. 6498868. PAGE SIXTEEN - MANCHESTm gvij-MiNr. HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Sat., July Ir

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This weej^’s TV sports WEEKEND-Pagp 3 ® M o vla "In Cold Blood" AFTERNOON al Classic" From Sea Pines Plan­ Today, July 1 EVENING Thursday (1968) Robert Blake. Scott 12:00 1KK) Today tation on Hilton Head Island, Monday Wilson. South Carolina, mixed doubles MORNING © W ra a tU n g S) Movie "Hasty Heart" (1950) Ronald Regan, Patricia Neal. 6:00 1:00 featuring Vitas Gerulaltls and This Week In Baseball 0 P o l ( a ® Racing From Yonkart 0 Vlawpolm On Nutrition EVENING 0 0 08atu i^ Night Uva CD M o vie "The Brighton Stran­ ® Racing From Belmont ® S p o rts C halle nge Virginia Wade vs. John EVENING WaBttrsalWaek Mataachusatts 6.-00 ^^JWeck Perspective On The 61 12:30 gler" (1945) John Loder, June AFTERNOON ® Greatest Sports Legends Newcombs and Diane 6 :3 0 ® Panama FDr Living I 8.-00 0 M o vla "The Man With The 0ThaAthlataa Duprez. 1:3 0 Fromholtz. 7 :0 0 7 :0 0 ® Greatest Sports Legends ; ®Chlidm’tGos^ 0 Petticoat Junction ® BobNawharl Golden Arm " (1956) Frank Sina­ ( S M o vie "Back In Circulation" Featuring: Gene Sarazen. ® Baseball New York Mets vs. I S S p o rla W a rld Live coverage ® Bowling For DoRara ® Bowling For Dollart f f lP T L C h ib 12:45 12:00 SChampkKiahIpWraMHng 0 Outdoori WKh Kan Calaway ® M o vla "Sa d Sack" (1957) tra, Kim Novak. 0 Listen (1937) Pat O'Brien. Joan Blon- @ Candlepin Bowling Pittsburgh Pirates o f the World Featherweight 2KK) Jerry Lewis, David Wayne. A dell. 7 :0 0 3 FM iln' Hole Championship bout featuring 8:00 6:00 6 :3 0 D Soul Train 1:00 ® Baseball New York Mets vs. ® AgrlculturaU.8A private, after 18 months is still Eusevio Pedroza and Ernesto ® 0 Baseball Regional cover­ ® Baiabtll Chicago Cubs vs. T T h st O Irl out ol step with the Army. 2 hra. ( S Wrestling ^ Pittsburgh Pirates 2:00 Herrara from Panama City, ® Caspar And Frtanda 0 Baseball Baltimore Ori­ age of New York Yankees at New York Mets iMaksitRaal (B/W SATURDAY 3 Panama; and the International ® O tvey And Goliath 1 :3 0 7 :3 0 oles vs. Boston Red Sox Boston Red Sox: California I) A no th e r View 10 Free Country S9 Baseball Baltimore Orl- Water Ski Jump Championship 8 :3 0 ( S This Week In Baseball <3 0 T en nis "Wimbledon Tennis" Angels at Kansas City Royals. 6 :4 5 |00Pre-Gam a I Melodyland Evening Servloe oles vs. Boston Red Sox from Dallas. Texas. 3 0 BasebaH Boston Red Sox Coverage of the 101st edition o l ® A N a w D a y 9LMea,Yo9aAndYou 1 0 Bionic Woman 2:00 3 SportsW orld (Joined In vs. Chicago White Sox I ThiaWsak In Baseball ® ® O Pre-Game 1 0 :1 5 Wimbledon Tennis from Wim­ Tuesday 7.-00 IOU Friends... New Friends h % Progress) 1 0 :4 0 I Fury 3 This Week In Baseball 09 Red Sox Wrap-Up bledon Stadium near London. ®VWaAlagra I T he R eal A m e rica FAMILY FRACAS 4 :4 5 a r e r n o o n ® Kinar's Komar 2 :1 5 1 1 :3 0 2 :3 0 ® UiKfardog 6:30 2:1 5 0 Red Sox Wrap-Up 000Baaeball ® ® ® Baseball Regional ® Racing From Yonkers 0 T e n nis "Wimbledon Tennis" 2:00 1 1 :1 5 UttIa Rascals Q Baiw, I'm Back Coverage of the 101st edition of 5 :0 0 3 0 Baseball Boston Red Sox 0 Rad Sox Wrap-Up Consultation 2 :3 0 5&Com»ard Crenna, Elizabeth Ashley, A dissatisfied with each other Tennis' Coverage ol the 101st 11:00 Wednesday (1953) Gary Cooper, Marl Aldon. ® Sports Challenge from Dallas, Texas. ® Sporta Extra 8 :3 0 college professor who Carelessly and with their two self-cen­ edition ol Wimbledon Tennis 7 :3 0 ® M o vie "Never Before, Never 0 B a a e b a ll Boston Red Sox vs. ® Spaed Buggy drifts into an affair with an from Wimbledon Stadium near 1 1 :3 0 4 :3 0 11.-00 ^ E V E N IN G ^ a l n " Documentary. tered teen-aged children, and H) Suparheroes unpredictable student finds his London. ® This Week In Baseball ® 0 T en nis "World Invitation- 0 T )ia Racers Cleveland Indians 0 S h a d e s O f G reene he becomes involved with one 7.-00 ® V toi^nt On Nutrition life thrown Into turmoil. (R) of his students. ® G ow Rng F o r DoNara BKX) 0 0 0 Go Go Globatrotters 3 :3 0 6 M o vie To Be Announced. ® S o c c e r New York Cosmos ( 9 T he B r a ^ Bun ch (Stiltons reserve the right to make last- 8:00 9 :0 0 0 :3 0 vs. Rochester Lancers IS) Journey To Adventure minute changes) ® S o o o a r New England Tea ® Buga Bunny / Road Runner 0 G u n a m o k e (S Untouchables Men vs. New York Cosmos 1 0 :1 5 ® Uttla Rascals 0RadSoxWrw>-Up 10:00 This week’s TV speciais ® 0 Laff-A-Lympics 4 :0 0 8 :3 0 ® N ew s ® Daniel Boone ® Big Valley 0 Baaebill Boston Red Sox vs. 1 1 :3 0 QD 0 Fan tasy Islan d 0 0 0 Tennis "Wimbledon 0MlstarRogera(R) ® N ash ville O n T he R oad Gone Kelly, Paul Lynde, John 10.-00 Chicago White Sox 0 Bast Of Festival Of Faith Tennis" Highlights ol the day's 0 Paint W ith N ancy Davidson and Valorie Armstrong ® CBS Reports Bill Moyers 9 :3 0 0 New Orleana Concerto Today Tuesday look at the practice of promoting 1 1 :1 5 developments from Wimbledon 0TheMunaters for an hour of fun and song. 0 Rad Sox Wrap-Up ® East Side Comedy 63 DanM Foster, M.D. 1 0 :1 5 and marketing Infant formula Stadium near London. 0 Bactric Company (R) EVENING 10:00 Instead of mother's milk In 4 :3 0 0 Rad Sox Wrap-Up ® National Geographic Spedai AFTERNOON underdeveloped countries; and 10:00 0 PopI Goes The Country 1 0 :3 0 "Strange Creatures Of The ® M o v la "The Invisible M an" 7:00 Marlene Sanders reports on the 0 E r l c a ® Black News Night" Bats,* owls, hyenas and (1933)- Claude Rains, Henry HERE NOW! The most revolutionary concept in pool ISI Special "Where The Twisted rapid decrease In black land 1ME BEST SEAT IN TH| 0 1 Dream Of Jeannie ® B o b b y Vinton sightless cave-dwelling fish are 1 2 :3 0 Travers. Laurel Grows" Appalachian ® Sp e cia l "Freedom Is" The ownership In the South. 0ToBoAnnouoed 0 G et Sm art examined through the lens of a 0 Once Upon A Classic design since the Roman Bath! Mountain music is pedormed in popular cartoon characters BenjI HOUSE 63 Loweh Thomas Remembers... sophisticated night-vision 10:30 0 Villa Alegre 0 Honaymooners concert by country musicians, and his dog Waldo star In this 0 0 T b s WMamaon Dliattar 5 :0 0 providing a glimpse at the cul­ camera. 11:00 adventure about the meaning of The people of Williamson, West CHARLES BRONSON 1 0 :3 0 ® $25,000 Pyramid ture and musical traditions of a ® ® 0 0 0 N e w s UNI-LOK CONSTRUCTION freedom. Virginia recount the April 5,1977 ® Batman / Tarzan ® Mission: Impossible strong and dignified people. ® Hollywood Teen ® Oavid Horowitz Consumer flood disaster and their frustrat­ IS R E IN IN G ELSE ® 0 Wide World Of Sports BuyUne 10:00 EVENING ed attempts to obtain disaster 0 0 0 Pink Panther ® Coral Jungle “ I Bfonsonseeks the 0 Daniel Foster, M.D. © Second City TV ® New Orteans Cortoerto Black Monday 7 :3 0 relief from the federal govern­ 0 Animal World 0 Petticoat Junction 0 Carraacolendas classical music composer Roger ® New Jertay; Who Am 17 An ment. ; American West and 0 0 0 T e n nis 0 Two Ronnies Dickerson creates his "New 0 63 Consumer Survival Kit examination ol the state's nega­ ! the great white bison 11:00 0 Senator Brooke Reports Orleans Concerto"; a presenta­ EVENING tive Image outside Its own bor- ® Soul Train 0 Bewitched 6 The Two Ronnies tion of the piece and a look at ders ® 0 Krofft Supershow s and a look at the changes I in "W hite Buffalo!' 5 :3 0 1 1 :3 0 the composer's experience and 6:00 taking place to correct that 0 0 0 Baggy Panta / Nitwits influence. (R) ® A d am -12 ® M o vie "The Green Berets" ® Celebrity Concert Guest: Image. Narrated by Reporter Friday TONIGHT ON U B A 0 Z o o m 0 Living Faith Marvin Scott. 0 Hot Fudge (1968) John Wayne. David Anne Murray. 0 63 Turnabout Janssen. Sunday 10:00 6:00 E V E filN G 1 1 :3 0 0 The Ghost And Mrs. Muir ® IMUS, Plus 0 Star Of India "Iron Lady Of 0 63 Evening At Pope Special ® Secrets Of Isis The Seas" The history, restora­ "O n The Esplanade" Arthur Fie­ -MARATHON MAN’ ® M o v ie "The Invisible EVENING EVENING 9 :0 0 tion and the bicentennial sailing dler and the Boston Pops Woman" (1940) John Barrymore, 0 No Way To Run A Govern­ 9 :0 0 of the oldest Iron hulled mer­ Orchestra throw a 4th of July BSOMETHmCEUE John Howard. m ent The need for civil service 6:00 ® Special "The Sandy Duncan party concert on the banks ol the 0 0 0 0 Space Santlnefa chant ship afloat, the 114-year- reform and what effect change The best-selling Special" Sandv Duncan joins old "Star Of India." Charles River with music by 0 Consumer SurvIv^KIt I $ 1 ^ 0 0 0 Q u e stio n Sousa, Handel, Strauss. Offen­ might have on the millions of thriller will rivet your Americans who either work lor 1 Racing From Belmont bach. and Tchaikovsky's "1812 AFTERNOON ) S tu d io S e e Overture," accompanl^ by fire­ the government, or have tried to ,, attention. Hoffman make the government work tor I H o g a n 's H e ro e s IMPORTANT works. (R) arid O liv ie r star IS a y B rothe r Home Box Office them, are examined. 12:00 Don’t buy any pool without fint chocking waU thickness. Other pools 9 :3 0 ® Fat Albert 6:30 0 Phil Ocha Memorial Conoart lOdX) are only 14 gauge. 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On Nature's Trail ~)BghthDay(1liu) 0 0 Card Sharks Eagle," on "The Big Event," ® Nobody Ever Asked Me ® Abbott And Costello the country. ® Word Of Life 1 1 :3 0 ® N ew s © Kilty Today ® Ring Around The World .Sunday, July 2. © Tom Larson 0 0 The Doctors The new series debuts in the ® Face The Nation ® Gamer Ted Armstrong © The Doctors (Mon, Wad-Fri) When Sam leaves lor France 0 Not FOr Women Only 0 Momingtown morning, Monday, July 3 on ® Little Rascals 3 Living Faith 0 Andy Griffith (Mon, Wad-Fri) 7 :30 ® 0 Animals Animals Animals with the American forces, he © N ova 6:10 1 0 :2 4 © O v e r E a sy CBS. There are no celebrities ® Spread A Little Sunshine ® Moments Of Comfort has already risen to the rank of 0 A s k T he M a n a ge r ® Neaie © W e a t h e r on the show, but there are a lot ® Worship For Shut-Ins ® This Week In Baseball 3 :0 0 sergeant. 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WEEKEND - Pagd 7 TUESDAY THURSDAY Tuesday, July 4 Friday, July 7 DAYTIME SPECIAL 6:55 BANG-Up JOB gThaArtOfHodas 9 N e w s DAYTIME MOVIES ® Soocar Sundown" (1957) Randolph 12:30 9 PMI Ochs MamorW Concert BLACKMAILED 7:00 999CP08harkay Scott, John Carroll. Ron Howard, left, and Henry (S S p a d a l 10.-00 11KX) ® 9 Washington'ashington VWeek in Winkler, as Richie Cunningham (S O B S News ® N aw s Jack Lord (left), starring as 12:37 The Brs^ Bunch 9 "Frauleln’' (1958) Dana 9 Protectors '•? Tile Fonz, intend to get a ( £ 9 2 0 / 2 0 Flve-0 Chief Steve McGarrelt, Wynler, Mel Ferrer. vonoMtratlon 9 Living Faith 8:30 real bang! out of the Fourth of DAYTIME SPORTS f ' tries to help a promising young 1:15 Pestlvai Of Faith * 9 Sousa And His Band I.’OO ® Marv Griffin July as they prepare a super­ 9 Who’s Out Thm politician (guest star David Blr- Operation Petticoat 999MldnlghtSpecial size firecracker. 2:00 10:40 ® "And Now Tomorrow” ney) whose career ,1s thresh (1944) Loretta Young, Alan Ladd. 1 9 9 Chico And The Man 1:30 iS O B a s a b a H ® Over Easy ® KInar'a Komar Also starring in the ABC ened by blackmail, oh a repeat ® "Black Sun" (1967) Michele ® 9 W al Street Weak ® News 4:45 - gNewt^Oame ® Joe Franklin series are Tom Bosley and 11:00 edition of “Hawaii Flve-0," Mercler, Daniel Gelln. 9:00 9 Rad Sox Wrap-Up 9 The Odd Couple Q)®C999Nawa Marion Ross as Mr. & Mrs. ffllABCNews^ Thursday, July 6. 4:00 ® 9ABC Movla "Fat City" 2:11 Cunningham, Donny Most as 5:30 5S Watch Your Mouth ® 9 Hogan’s Haroaa ® "Cotter" (1972) Don (1972) Stacy Keach, Susan ® Movla "Bahama Passage" GD America 2Nlght Things become more compli­ Tyrell. A boxer who has lost his Ralph, Ansom Williams as Pol- QDBaaaball Murray, Carol Lynley. (1941) Madeleine Carroll. Sterl­ 7:30 9 Pattlocat Junction cated lor MoGarrett and the 9 ''King Of The Sun" Yul title and a lonely girl unite to ing Hayden. sie, Erin Moran as Joannie and 3 ) All-Star Anything Goes 99DlckCavstt politician when an Investigation Brynner, Richard Basehart. make one Iasi try lor Ihe good Scott Baio as Chachi, life. 2:30 DAYTIME MOVIES ®hj«»Jertey:WhoAinl7 11:30 of murder at a beauty pageant 9 9 9 Rockford Files ® News While the series has been in ,®CBS Late Movie "You’ll EVENING begins to tie Into the blackmail ® No Way To Run A Govern­ 3:57 hialus Ihis summer Ron How­ 11:00 Never See Me Again" (1973) scheme. ment 9 69 MacNaif / Lahrer Report David Hartman, Joseph ® JackBanny ard has been busy directing his 9 "Stars And Stripes Forev­ gllW IOONanieThatl^ David Blrney Is probably best 6:00 9 Massachusetts er (1952) Clifton Webb, Debra Campanella. ® ® 9 9 News second feature film;, this one 9 Joker’s Wild remembered by TV audiences Paget. ^ ^ ja Heroes ® The Brady Bunch 9:30 "Cotton Candy," lor TV. His 8:00 lor two short-lived series, 1:00 f ® Concantratlon ®CBS Movla "Bank Shot" brother Clint stars in the film, ®gmilyFHm Classics Movie "A Lawless Street" “Bridget Loves Bernle,” and 9 Bozo’so’sBIgTop E (1974) George C. Scott, Joanna Dial-ogue as does his wile Cheryl. (E "Little Miss Marker" (1934) ®9HappyOays (1955) Randolph Scott, Angela ® 9 Z oEoomIR) o m ( Cassidy. An Ingenious criminal, ^irley Temple, Adolphe Menjou. Lansbury. "Serplco.” iStslions reserve ttte right to make lest 9 9 9 Man From Atlantis 9 Hogan’slan’sHardss aided by an assorted collection ® "1776" (1972) William 9 9 Evening At Pops Special IS) Voice Of Faith 9 Bonanza of crooks, executes a unique MARRIED BLUES — Has fTunute changes.) Daniels, Howard DaSilva. 9 Marcus W alby.l^. (Stations reserve Ihe rlghl to make last bank robbery. Paol Michael Glaser got- 6:30 4:00 6:30 minute changes.) 9 Crockett’s Victory Garden teo married? I heard he ® ILoveLucy got married In Israel. I (3D "Kill The Umpire" (1950) ®MervGrtffln ® ABC Naws 10K)0 Wiliam Bendix, Una Merkel. (£9Lavama&Shlrtay ' 12:00 ® Joker's W U ® News tepe not M. Helaritz, 9 "Viva Villa” (1934) Wallace ® M o v le "Night And Day" ® Untouchablas WatrbnTy, Conn. Beery, Leo Carrillo. 9dX) 9 Jaka Haas Gospel Thna , (1946) Cary Grant, Eve Arden. NBC News iSlPromlsaaOIGod Glaser’s trip to Israel ® *4ovle "Pocket Money" 9 9 9 Q u l n c y (1972) Paul Newman, Lee 12:05 with his lady love was TV Dial-ogue 9Adan>-12 ® Austin eny Limits Marvin. An Itinerant cowboy and ® 9 David Hartman 9 S p a c la l described as a “pre-honey­ LATIN LOVERS — I know his alcoholic sidekick are hired Thursday, July 6 9 0 v e r E a s y moon” trip — whatever Harold Robbins potboiler EVENING by a rodeo speculator to pick up 1:00 6:55 10:30 that Rudy Nureyev played again. Jackie Dunlop, OB Living Faith that means. But, no, he is SINGING KING - Please D a ^ n , Ohio of cattle In Mexico. (R) ® Joe Franklin DAYTIME MOVIES 6*30 9 N sws not yet married, as of this Rudy Valentino in the fUm ® 9 2ree’s Company 6:55 9 Honaymoonara help!- I need to know 6:00 9 9 9 Tomorrow 9NSW S (i) MarvGrltfln 7K)0 "Valentino,” but my Would you offer him 0 ® 9 N B C M o v ir '’OnceAn 11.-(X) writing. where I can write to the G D ® 9 9 N e w s 1:15 ^ What’s Happankigll ® C B 8 N a w t 11K)0 neighbor tells me there your neck? Seriously, Lan­ ® The B r e A f Bunch — Eagle (1976) Sam Elliott, Cliff 9 "Walk East On Beacon” 7:00 ( £ ® 9 9 9 News famous songwriter, sing­ ® Ko)ak ' Basabal ® The Brady Bunch gella will be seen on PBS (Hi Bozo’s Big Top M J''® problems of World (1952) George Murphy, Finlay ® 9 Hogan’s Haroaa was a TV movie about ® C B S N sw s iRsai America ® Concantratlon er, Carole King. R. God- stations in a r^ a t per­ l9@IZoom(R) War II bring Sam, now a general, 2:00 Currie. ® The Brady Bunch ® America 2Nlght MARRIED BLISS — Can Valentino also made ® Bowing For DoIIm s frej-. Crown Point, In. 9 Hogan’s H e ^ into final and violent confronta­ ® N ew s 9KX) 9 Petticoat Junction -yon tell me something J recently. Is this correct? If formance of ‘"rheatre in 1:00 ® Conoanhatlon 9FaatlvJO(Falth IU try. It might be possi­ & Bonanza tions with both his wife and ® Hawaii Flva4> ® 9 Dick Cavett so, who starred in it — she ^ erica” “’The Prince of 2:25 ® "The Killing" (1956) Sterl­ ® Bowikig For Dohara 9 Soap Factory ahont Lon Ferrigno, like ble to reach one of the Massongale. (Part 3 of d S F s ^ Of Faith 9 Barney MMar can’t recall. Mrs. Rhonda Homburg,” on July 19th. 6:30 3|^(R) ® News ing Hayden, Coleen Gray. Jamas At 15 9 N s w t 11:30 what body bnildi^ titles early writing machines of ® "The Christmas Kid" (1967) 9 Outdoors With Ken Callaway S ® Over Easy ® Movla "The Naked Jungle” he’s won and stuff. Hike Bantell, Norfolk, Va. You’ll have to check ® I Love Lucy ^®® Madeleine" 2:46 9 N a w s ® 9 The Advocates (starting with ® ABC News Jeffrey Hunter, Louis Hayward. 9 Newlywed Gama (1954) Charlton Heston. Eleanor Score a half point for locally to be sure of that 1946) James Cagney, Annabel- ® Over Easy 9 Movla "The Organization" McGreevey, Rogersvllle, Will You Love Still Me 9S Jake Hass Gospel Time ® M ovie "Star Spangled 9 The Odd Couple Parker. your neighbor. Before date. w. A Nazi spy Is ousted from Wydhm" (1942) Betty Hutton, 4KN) 9NawlywadOama (1971) Sidney Pollier, Barbara Tenn. pm orrow?”) through Ode 9 9 9 NBC News Secret Service School In the U.S ® ’’Hilda Crane” (1956) Jean McNair. 9 A B C N a w t ® Hogan’a Haroaa Lou is 6 foot 5 and 275 Rudy II played Rudy I, the Eddie Bracken. 9ThsOddCoupls 9DlaooDanelng ® M c m "The Mad Room" wcords or A&M Records, ISI On Nature’s Trail (2 hrs.) Simmons, (Buy Madison. 9 ABC News Latin lover was given the 9 Adam 4:50 B ’30 (1969) Stella Stevens. Shelley pounds of solid stuff, al­ DIGS DOUGLAS - Could -12 9 "Chato’s Und" (1972) 9 0 p a n D o o r 7:30 both at the same address iSSOverEasy 9:30 (!) 9 ABC Movla “ Ash Winters. though he started out in life once over in an ABC movie you forward me the ad­ ® ®*Phy (Time ApproxL Charles Bronson, Jack Palance. ® Match Gains P.M. — 1416 N. La Brea Ave., ® & Carter Country 7:30 W^nesday" (1973) Elizabeth ® Second City TV as one of those skinny called “The Legend of dress of “TTie Mike Doug­ ® Carol Burnett And Friends Hollywood, CA. 90028. Taytor, Henry Fonda. 9 9 9 Tennis Valentino,” aired in late las Show”? Mrs. P a m ^ EVENING ® 825,000 Pyrwnid ® Fam «yFaud weaklings you see on the SWOON — I was in New ® Carol Burnett And Friends 9 9 Captioned ABC Naws back of comic book ads. 1975. The best thing you Cybolsky, Iriquois Falls, 6 K » KMIO Nawl^iiied Gama York on a holiday some ®ThaMuppets 9 Movla "Sherlock Holmes But when he took up body can say about the picture Ont ® ® 9 9 N m m ® BamabyJonaa SPorter Wagoner Faces Death" (1943) Basil Rath- ® Newlywed Gama 9 $100,000 Name That Tune was at least they got an weeks ago and had the tSTMGrady Bunch 9 Popl GoasTha Country ® Naws bone, Nigel Bruce. building he did it with a _ ’Vou know Mike is mov- Wednesday, July 5 a u v ir n Faith ® 9 MacNall / Lahrar Report authentic Italian for the wonderful opportunity to uig the show from Phila­ C^Nioanlration 9 Hollywood Squaiaa ~|Barstta passion that even the Hulk see Frank Langella in Bozo’s Big Top 9 9 Maatarpiaoa Theatre 9 Hollywood Squares couldn’t compete with, role — Franco Nero, who delphia to Los Angeles this DAYTIME MOVIES S ® 9 MacNaO / Lahrar Report 9 Basabal 11:45 “Dracula.” I realize he’s OS Festival Of Faith ® Zoom (R) 9 Special Edition 11K)0 winning Mr. America, Mr. you may recall as Lancelot summer, so you can write 9 Hogan's Heroes 9ThaMuppats 9 9 9 Tonight busy on the play, but might g u rn e y s To The Mind 11:00 9Jokar’sWlkl ® ® 9 9 9 N a w s Universe and Mr. Worid. in “Camelot.” He’ll be me show at CBS Television 11:00 9 B o n a n z a ® ® 9 9 9 News 9 Bobby Vinton ® Hogan’s Heroes S.’OO 12:00 Ferrigno just got married, seen again in CBS’ mini­ he be appearing on ’TV in 9 "The Furies" (1950) Barba­ 9 Z o o m ® Wonder Woman ® Movie "The Pa|ama Game" the near future? I would Angeles, CA. ra Stanwyck, Waller Huston ® Over Easy ® Hogan’s Heroes 8:00 ® Amatica2Ni^ too, to Susan Groff, a psych series of ‘"The Pirate ” 90036. Give it a while until 9N ew fyw edCGame ® America 2nlght 6:30 9 PatOcoat Junction ® Croaa-w ns (1957) Doris Day, John Haiti. give anything to see him 1:00 ® Tha Waltons ® 9 T a b H h a ® M o vie “ Decision At major at UCLA. mey set up before writing. 9--- T------h a ( M- d C Couple o 9 Petticoat Junction ® ILoveLucy ® Cross-Wits ® 9 0lck Cavett ® "Calcutta" (1947) Alan 9 A B C N e w s ® 9 Dick Cavett ® A B C N m n Ladd, Gail Russell. ' ® 9 Welcome Back, Kotter 11:15 9 Lowell Thomas Remembers.. 11:15 ® Joker's WM ® Baseball 9 Rad Sox Wrap-Up O' .Legend" (1971) 7:30 g Jaka Hast Gospel Time 9 9 CHIPS Peter Strauss, Tina Aumont 9 Rod Sox Wrap-Up 11:30 9 9 N B C N a w s 9 The Seventh Sanaa FRIDAY ® ® Between The Wars 11:30 ® M *A*8*H 4:00 ® S h a N a N a ® Ufa Around Us 9 Ones Upon A Classic ® Hawaii Flve-0 (Adam-12 9 Hixiaymoonara ® Hogan’S Heroes ® "Olaedi^’ (19.43) Dorothy f f l NtewlywedGame ® 9 Staraky & Hutch McGuire, Robcfrl Young. ® H p ^ ’s Heroes (Over Easy 9 N o v a TW3 s in g e r 99WldKlngdom ®, 9_ P olle — e > £Story ® Movie "The Stranger Wore 9 "San Antonio" (1945) Errol g^MoneyQame Flynn. Alexis Smith. "Ride Lonesome" A Gun" (1953) Randolph Scott, BATTERED WIFE Broadway and night club ® ® M “ Nell/Lehrer Report (1959) Randolph Scott, Karen Ernest Borgnine. 9 Joker'sWUd Steele. 9 Voice Of Faith songsiress Kelly Garrett sings e v e n in g 9 In Search Of... ^9 ^2 ^0 Tw i Ib Belinda J. Montgomery (he Thai Was Ihe Week That (H) Voice Of Faith 8:00 9 9 9 Tonight ® 9 iSptlonad ABC News guests on "Quincy" as a 6:00 Was song as one of the ® Carol Burnett ii^,"«™ -ABCNew. 9 lro n a ld a battered wile who is aided by ® ® 9 9 N e w s features on "Headliners With ® Cross-Wits 11:45 Jack Klugman, in a repeat from Davrd Frost," Wednesday, July ® The Brady Bunch ® 9 E^ht Is Enough ® Concentration 12:00 9 9 9 T o n l g h t earlier this season. Friday, July 5 on NBC. . ’ ’ ® Soccer (B) Bozo’s Big Top 9 9 9 Grizzly Adams ® Movie "The Jazz Sinoer” 12:00 7 on NBC. Before Frosi became famed 9 Zoom (R) 9 Nova n « 3 ) Danny Tho“ s, P^gy ■\he vrnracle of main streeti ® Movla "April In Paris" Quincy stakes his reputation as an incisive inlerviewer he 9 Hogan’s Heroes 9 Honeymooners ■ (1953) Doris Day, Ray Bolger on his forensic findings that 9 Bonanza . ' ' . - . t was one of the regulars on 9 Operation Barbarossa 12:37 ciowntowu Ti\ancKe3te.T‘ '.^'1 Influenllal bussinesman Waller 9 Z o o m ®KoJak 12:05 Thai Was the Week That 8:30 ® CBS Lata Movla "Banacek: Steels was responsible for Ihe 6:30 Was, a TV satire of politics, ® M e rv Griffin Mystery Movie Let's Hear It For A Living death of his estranged wife. ® I Love Lucy Dial A Deadly Number" (1975) sex money and generally life ' 9 Baseball Legend" (1972) George ® ABC News Gary Collins, Gemma Jones I ira a wondMtil tunniar stora. thong' Peppard, Stefanie Powers. Following up. on this death, he in Ihese United States. It was ® Joker’s Wild 9:00 1:00 meets another victim of abuse ® Tom And Joann iMais for ovoryono In Hio family, to­ 12:37 hat show which really dS Jake Heas Gospel Time ® Joe Franklin (Montgomery)by her husband, ® 9 Charlie's Angels ning dad. plcnle dieata to a l ® 9 T o m a launched Frost's career in Ihis 9®9NBCfS£r 9 9 9 Tomorrow and tries to save her from a 9990avldFrM 1:15 cjjunlry and led to his eventu­ ® The Spedal Olympics 1:45 ■ I grlNa and cook out toola and i similar fate. 9 Adam-12 ® 9 Greet Performances ® Joe Franklin ally doing a syndicated talk 9 0 v e r E a s y 10:00 ® News I aanrbnant of phadc auitolo%4 9 9 9 Tomorrow Other guests Include Robert Show. Colbert, James A. 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A lot of movie viewers and and never in my mind was I CB entering critics alike will be mutter­ playing her while making ing "Tell it to the Marines,” the film/* but here’s what Jackie Bis- The actors and producers set told US magazine about claim it*s just another love growth period her oh-so Jackie 0 perform­ story that it bears no resemblance to reality. ance in "The Last Tycoon.” By InkIH|i|ier "I don’t play Mrs. Onassis They say the portrayal of a CBCOIIVM wealthy, beautiful wife of a The turmoil and market­ President of the United ing confusion resulting from States who sees her husband the Federal Communication r«•••• • • • • 1 , assassinated and then mar­ 1 • • • • • Commission’s acticms of two ries a Greek shipping tycoon • •• • years ago is now history. It is just another romance. was a bloodbath for manu­ Still, they deny, deny, deny. facturers, . distributors and "I think this picture is a retaUers of CB units. Forty fairy tale,” says co-star An­ thony Quinn. "It’s a beauti­ channels and rigid design requirements, flushing the ful fairy tale about two of the most glamorous people in 23-dianiiet units out of the ‘Ink Dipper* the world who fall in love. distribution system, left cor­ And Bisset concluded: "It porate bodies strewn aii was a good part,.quite digni­ over toe landscape. several million adherents fied and nothing to ^ as­ Is CB now dead? Has it each year. hamed of on the exploitation rolled back to a few hard­ “We’re going to have four level. My character had core enthusiasts? like toe or five major manufacturers i hoola hoop, is its time is in toe arena,” Richard tenderness, love, strength and an aura.” And got to over, has it been relegated to Homer, president of John­ wear a swell wardrobe, to those who are just plain son, predicts. “ The units will i BREAKING A TRADITION of 10* years is John boot. garrulous and love to yak? be better, easier to operate, Jacqueline Bisset Travolta, who wffl be the first nun to grace the cover of No way. less static, and more McCall’s in that magazine’s history. The cover s to ^ in The figures from toe lead­ rewarding as an instrument. the July Issue is an Interview with Helen and Sam ing manufacturers are be­ They are now superior to Love stories for millions TravolU, parents of the disco-dancing teen dream. ginning to prove it right those we were producing two According to McCaU’s, they discuss from their h ^ e in where it most counts — at years ago.” Englewood, N.J., their baby boy’s spectacular rise to No explicit sex, no vio­ hero punches and shoots his the cash register. CBers are Acknowledging that there stardom through “ heart-warming personal lence and a happy ending. way through the plot, over­ putting their money where will be some imports from Those are the restrictive comes every obstacle and ane^otes.” t h ^ mikes are. M i^ of toe Japan, Taiwan and Korea, rules by which Harlequin always manages to come major manufacturers are Homer said, “ I think that Books, the world’s largest across three or four abs^ beginning to smell toe sweet toe fact we are building 4,000 publisher of romantic fic­ lately gorgeous women, all scent of profits again after a sets a day indicates there is tion, is run. So far it’s a of whom are totally — and Family affair on Top' 40 disastrous two years that aprice stability and that the motto that’s also run their instantly — available to him. forced many into bank­ CB business is showing signs sales into the millions for the Aren’t love fantasies a lot When Andrew Gold first ruptcy or insolvency. The of a return to good health. It more positive than fantasies past year. hit the charts big with FCC’s order on 40 channels is a growing business.” At 26, Pamela Galsworthy about violence and easy- “Lonely Boy,” a neglected forced a di^orgem ent of 23- Ross Castrianni, of Joyce, come, easy-go sex?” is an executive in the com­ son’s lament, people won­ channei sets and caused a would not offer figures. But Maybe that’s why out o f pany that specializes in dered how something like total disruption in all areas he, too, was optindstic about 150 authors spinning t h ^ ■clean” love stories. She that hit his parents. Accord­ of toe business. toe future. sugary tales for Harlequin, could also pose tor the cover ing to Gold it wasn’t too E.F. Johnson •recently an­ “ Personal radio Is going to not one is a man. art on almost any of the pulp traumatic. nounced it would show a grow, and it is going to b e . profit in 1978. This is quite a romances, or be one of the “ Well,” he explains, “ I more meaningful to every­ heroines (her favorite word made sure they knew it tum-around after a $17 mil­ one in toe country,” he re­ is ' ‘enthusiasm’ '). wasn’t a literal representa­ lion loss in 1977. Royce, sponded to toe question Galsworthy is also as deter­ tion.” ActuaUy, Gold is more I which is a subsidiary of a aMut its status. “ There are mined in defending the ro­ than happy to mention his I major company and does not going to be about six to eight mances as any Harlequin parents’ accomplishments have to show its CB figures million units sold this year. heroine would be. b^ide his own. His father, broken out, reported to this Certainly a percentage of "Men will often express a Ernest Gold, is a noted film column it expected CB to do these wUl be replacements. kind of contempt for ‘that composer, best known for very well this year. Moto­ But toe newcomers, en­ love stuff women read.’ the sweeping theme to rola and RCA are not re­ trants into CB, indicate its What gets me is the women “Exodus,” while mother, quired to show their CB who go along with this, with­ vitality.” Mami Nixon, is the opera figures either, because CB is Most manufacturers think out realizing it’s just another singer who was the real o5y part of a total profit put-down. Woemn enjoy fan­ Andrew Gold of CB as being a business voice for such actresses as picture. They, too, have indi­ tasizing about love and that was bom in 1958. NataUe Wood in “ West Side cate they expect to have a Homer considers this a ges­ romance, and that’s what up to her and say ’oh, you got reasonably good year in citi­ novels are — fantasies on Story.” tation period, with sales av­ “My father never Mid married!’ She actuality is zens band radio manufactur­ eraging about 100,000 per paper. getting married now, though “ Women don't call men anytl^g about the lyrical ing. year. He (eels that the three- it has nothing to do with the This all boils down to toe silly because they read fic­ content of the song,” says and-a-half years of boom, song.” “whys” of profits now. The tion that is based on male Gold, “ but he would always starting about 1972, intro­ To keep the record replacement can’t be more fantasies. I mean the kind of tell me how he liked the little duced toe public to CB’s straight, Andrew’s next hit than four-to-five million adventure or detective novel Pamela Galsworthy bridge in the song — da, da great benefits. was “ Thank You for Being a units. AU toe manufacturers in which the gun-slinging da-da — conducting it as he The turmoil that ensued went along. Friend,” where instead of are predicting that there will had many causes. But the “ My mother, on the other lamenting. Gold showed his be between six and seven net result, as seen by the Nancy Drew undrapes!!! hand, would always go true upbeat colors. Some million units sold this year. experts, is a strong and “ Ohh, Andrew!” each time might say the song is for his And toey’re betting on this continuing endorsement of While Suzanne Somers new girlfriend — “ Saturday she heard it. They liked it with their pocketbooks. Citi­ personal radio. pin-up past is catching up though. Night Live” star Laraine zens band radio is, there­ (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) with her, Pamela Sue Mar­ “ My sister thought it was Newman — but whomever fore, growing at toe rate of tin is just getting into the weird because the sister in it’s about — Andrew Gold centerfold game. the song is married and has isn’t a lonely boy anymore. Somers was recently a child: people would come — Rob Patterson made to regret a former pin­ up when High Society maga- zuie unveiled a six-year-old nude photo she posed for as a Sex-changes for sale? struggling actress, winch was apparently a little hotter than her cuirent mil­ Hot-shot lawyer Melvin other, including sex-change lion-selling bathing suit Belli is working on a very surgery. poster. hot subject these days — sex But toe answer, says Belli, change operations. In an should be neither an abso­ On the other hand, 26- lute right nor a prohibition of year-old Pamela Sue Mar­ article in toe current Jour­ nal of toe American Medi al surgery. This way society tin, who recently quit her can be protected from sex- role as ABC’s Nancy Drew, Association, Belli set s transsexuality as a bona fide change mills that will sell Site Beralb is willingly posing for some surgery to anyone who will CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING “ tasteful” nude stills in the medical problem that yc Pamela Sue Martin pay toe price. July issue of Playboy. quires treatment like any