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About town _ i own fathers too hasty O bituaries The Sunset Club picnic scheduled The weather for June 27 has been canceled. Inside today Harold Connolly dies Clear and cooler tonight. Low The Manchester Property Owners THORNDALE, Tex. (UPI) - Thursday morning shortly after the and the council called a special temperatures mostly in the 50s except Are* newi ...... 8 Sr. Citlxen*...... 2 Association's picnic has been There was not enough crime in this robbery. meeting to reconsider the matter. low 60s along the coast. Sunday plea Churches...... 5 Obituariet.....10 changed to July 25 at Coventry Lake. Central Texas town in the last 2 Vk ”I’m not a policeman,” Holland Holland said he would take the job from crash injuries sant with mostly sunny skies east and CUulfleld .. .IVl* SporU...... 11,11 For information, call Betty Sadloski years to warrant more than a one- told the bank president. "I’m just a back If it was offered, but only under south and partly sunny inland, highs Harold Connolly, 58, of 247 Charter for 11 years. During World War II, he Comic*...... 9 Week-Review ..10 at 742-7910. man police force. And earlier this private citizen now.” conditions which he would not detail. again in the upper 70s to near 80. Dear Abby...... 0 Wings...... 5 Oak St. died Thursday at Hartfford served as a sergeant with the U.S. National weather forecast map on week the City Council decided that He helped in the only way he could ”We’ve had no crime like this in Editorial ...... 4 Hospital from injuries he received Air Force. Page 14 The Manchester Silktown La Leche was one man too many. — he made telephone calls to try to the last 2 Vk years (his tenure as Monday In an automobile accident in He is survived by his widow, Mrs. League will meet Tuesday at 8 p.m. Besides, the council reasoned, get help. police chief),” he said. “We went Rocky Hill. in the Community Baptist Church. Police Chief Taylor Holland was not The co u n cil had v o ted 3-1 Annie Goldstein Connolly; two burglary free in 1975. In 1974 on Connolly’s car collided Monday The topic of the informal discussion writing enough traffic tickets to pay Wednesday to abolish Holland’s job, brothers, Thomas Connolly of Halloween I apprehended a burgler with a police cruiser driven by Rocky will be "Baby Arrrives: The Family his salary. saying it was too expensive for the in the bank.” Manchester and Warren Connolly of Hill Patrolman Wayne (Chandler as and the Breastfed Baby.” Babies are What happened next may have small town, population 1,100, to East Hartford; and a sister, Mrs. Holland said the council’s move to Connolly was leaving the parking lot welcome. For more information, call been just coincidence, or maybe maintain. abolish the police department was Mabel Weidman of Queens. Kidnapped children of the Patten Drug Store on the Silas 649-5056 or 649-4908. word spread quickly: Thursday two "I told them when I hired on that I highly publicized last month. The funeral is Saturday at 1 p.m. at Deane Highway, police said. armed men wearing ski masks would decide when tickets were "Whether this (bank robbery) was Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Main St. The accident is still under in The Zion Evangelical Lutheran walked into the Thorndale State Bank written,” Holland said. “I won’t turn done with the knowledge that the Burial will be in the veterans section Church Council will meet tonight at and robbed it of an undisclosed vestigation according to Rocky Hill of East Cemetery. the town into a speed trap.” police department was abolished or police. 7:45 at the church. amount of money. He' said residents were petitioning Friends may call at Mrs. Con rescued safe and tired not I have no idea, but I don’t think Mr. Connolly was born Feb. 19, The bank president called Holland the council for a police department so,” he said. ‘"This looks like it was nolly's home after the funeral. 1918 in Queens, N.Y., and had lived in The family suggests that any The Youth Fellowship of South pretty well planned out.” LIVERMORE, Calif. (UPI) - placed in the cavern at 3:30 a.m. Manchester for the past 20 years. He memorial gifts mav be made to fairgrounds when their bus was United Methodist Church will meet Twenty-six school children and a Friday and wood and metal had been tonight at 7:30 in the youth lounge of had been employed as an inspector at E emph«ma in care of the Connec stopped. The empty vehicle was Pratt and Whitney Division of United driver, kidnaped from a bus at gun placed over a hole in the top. found three hours later camouflaged the church. ticut Lung Association, 45 Ash St., point by masked gunmen, were Alameda County Sheriff Tom Technologies Corp., East Hartford, East Hartford. with branches in a dry creek outside rescued unharmed Friday night after Houchins said the only exit was "kind of town. Maranatha Christian Coffee House, digging themselves out of a cavern in of like a submarine conning tower.” "We drove last night — I don’t which is open to all teen-agers and UTC reported under scrutiny a secluded rock quarry. He said the abductorq had allowed know where, just around and young adults, will meet tonight from Bloomfield man wins bonus draw A LOVED ONE Their "first request was for ham ventilation and apparently planned to around,” Ray said. 8 to 11 in Fellowship Hall of Calvary for campaign fund actions remove their victims at midnight. “We are going to put the burgers. Alameda County Sheriff's Bates said the kidnapers wore Church, 647 E. Middle Tpke. The PUTNAM (UPI) - deputies made a fast run to a quick- The bus driver, Frank E. Ray Jr., Robert S. Gruenberg, 55, of money right into a trust stocking masks all the time and program will include music and food stand and purchased food for the 55, crawled up the exit and did most Bloomfield has won $10,435 fund for Ronnie,” spoke very little. “We have no indica refreshments. ^em em ie/ied youngsters —19 girls and seven boys, of digging. “I had plenty of water. I’d HARTFORD (UPI) — A probe on in the state lottery’s week Gruenberg said. tion of why they did it or what they formerly known as United Aircraft ranging in age from five tc 15. go back and get some water, splash it whether United Technologies Corp., Corp. ly Miles of Money bonus Your love Is permanently, intended to do,” he said. Gruenberg bought the Authorities issued an all-points over my face, and I’d go back up and a major defense contractor, Federal law prohibits direct cor drawing. The winning winning ticket at Giovan expressed for a loved one when Reserve fund their resting place Is marked bulletin for two suspects — and dig some more,” Ray told reporters. An officer said he went to the pressured its executives to con porations to contribute or pressure weekly lottery number will ni’s Restaurant on Hart by a Barre Guild Monument. possibly a third — along with two Authorities said the abductors California Rock & Gravel Co., four tribute to GOP candidates in 1972 is employes to contribute to can be drawn today. ford Rd., Manchester. Only Barre Guild ^ -w late-m^el vans. One kidnaper was blocked a road along which the bus miles west of Livermore and about 45 carryover being conducted by a federal grand didates, although workers may Gruenberg, a salesman jury, a published report said today. Monuments are per- fB/LRRE| described as six feet in height and in was approaching, and Houchins said miles from San Francisco, after a voluntarily contribute with at A&S Paper Co. of Hart John Zocco, restaurant The grand jury is considering from manently guaranteed |CUI1J)I his 40s. He was armed with a pistol that when the bus stopped, a man with maintenance man reported seeing is $84,000 assistance from their company or ford, won the money at a owner, said Gruenberg has by an association of ^ J testimony presented whether some and double-barreled shotgun. a gun in each hand confronted Ray children in the remote area. labor union. Thursday drawing. He and been his paper goods monument manufac- MonuRKnu Another was described as between 35 and said, “Get to the back of the bus A total of $84,052.17 remains from top executives of the nation’s largest his wife Josephine, an in turers. Visit our dis The children were given physical The FBI in 1974 investigated the supplier. The salesman had and 40 with long hair and also a six- and keep quiet.” examinations at the Santa Rita reserve funds budgeted for the 1975- jet engine producer were coerced or terviewer for the state’s play. contributions recorded on the same often refused to buy a footer. There was no description of The children were being driven to Rehabilitation 'Center before being 76 fiscal year. These leftover monies encouraged or decided on their own day by 14 UTC executives who each welfare department, have lottery ticket. may now be used for capital im to support candidates, according to the third. their homes Thursday after a day in transported home. Some were put $100 toward the campaign of Rep. two sons, Carl, 28, Ronnie, Finally Zocco convinced FBI agent-in-charge Charles Bates summer school at Chowchilia and an provement projects during the 1976- the Hartford Courant. 9 and a daughter Gene, 23. treated for exposure and cuts and Alphonzo Bell, R-Calif. Bell was the him to buy one. said the children and driver had been outing to the Madera County bruises. 77 fiscal year, according to the Town Frank Giusti, assistant public second ranking Republican on the Controller’s office. relations director at UTC, said “the House Science and Astronautics (Herald photo by Dunn) Five different reserve funds had company has absolutely no Committee which oversees NASA President Ford extends his hand to well-wishers as he gets off a plane at Bradley Inter monies remaining from the 1975-76 knowledge of any grand jury, or any contracts. Red Cross warns fiscal year. They are: General executives involved, or any coer Bailey talk inspires GOP national Airport on route to the Republican State Convention in Hartford. reserve fund, $14,194.88; water cion.” Some of the 14 employes stated reserve fund, $19,354.18; sewer The Courant said the grand jury of blood shortage SAPORITI MEMORIAL CO. their contributions were personal 470 CinUr SL Mm dlMtir * 640-7732 By GREG PEARSON she was tremendous. She made a lot was requested the matter be settled was being presented questions by reserve fund, $24,555.02; fire district and did not involve corporation BOSTON (UPI) - The Collections in Maine and (llt-ruld Reporter) of good points with good humor." by a roll call vote. At first, after reserve fund, $621.83; and special assistant U.S. Attorney Thomas P, funds. Red Cross today warned Massachusetts are showing A long-winded, four-hour session of Vivian Ferguson said she thought debate ended. Convention Chairman I Text of President's speech Smith. taxing district reserve fund, $25,- The Connecticut Citizens Action that this country is on the a 1,000 pint drop over last the Republican State Convention the two best speakers of the night Rep. Stewart B. McKinney (4th 226.26. XAfW y oayt; "BftOTHeR CHARLIE Smith was unavailable when his of Council asked for the FBI probe but brink of its worst blood July. Hospital blood ended on a high note Friday night were both women — Miss Bailey and District Congressman) said a roll HARTFORD (UPI) - Here is before. We have broken the back faith in America. This is perfor- fice was contacted today for com RECEIVED A NEW EHIPMENT OP These remaining reserve funds will no indictments were returned. shortage because of requests are being delayed with Pearl Bailey asking for Shirley Scott, who gave a seconding call vote had not been asked for at the text of President Ford’s of the recession. mance, not promise. This is a ment. IMPORTED WICKER A BAEKETE; MANY simply be continued into this year’s Giusti said an outside audit of the dwindling donations. in every area except for worldwide respect for fellow human speech when Lowell Weicker’s name the proper time and denied one. speech Saturday to the Connec “We are in the full surge of a record that will be supported by budgeting and may be used for According to the report, the grand ITEMS WOULD LOOK LOVELY ON THE was placed in nomination for U.S. first’s books since 1971 showed no il “If blood collections con the western part of beings. He soon corrected himself and ticut Republican Convention: strong recovery, and we look with the American people — § capital improvement projects in jury has summoned several PORCH A PATIO, or FOR QIFT8I Senator. asked the hall for a voice vote on legal contributions to political can tinue at the sluggish pace it Massachusetts where a -M V m mm m i i in riu i vm m m i w m "One cultural exchange will get "It is an honor for me to ad confidence to an era of enduring Democrats, Independents and 5- their own category. employes of the giant corporation. The biggest dispute of the evening didates. has in the past four weeks, minimum blood supply M T IV Ii Ot m h a Y g itw BmmtK mwrn A S i m S S T p m w . you closer to another country than whether a roll call vote was needed. dress this great convention of the prosperity without the cruel tax of Republicans — and it will lead us Maine and Massachusetts exists, he said. any exchange of weapons,” Miss arose when Dave Gessert, a delegate Twenty per cent of the voters must Connecticut Republican Party. runaway inflation. That’s a good to victory in November. What U from Wallingford, proposed an as well as the rest of the Boston shelf supply at Bailey, the convention’s keynote favor such a move. The long series of primaries and record, and I’m proud of it. But about the future? What challenges {5 amendment to the rules. country will experience the the Red Cross, he said, is speaker, said. “Armed force will not state delegate conventions comes there’s more. will we demand of ourselves as The amendment, which was McKinney ruled that less than 20 GOP nominates DeFazio worst blood drought this down to zero pints of blood be necessary if we all starve to to its conclusion today, here in “Two years ago, America was we enter the third century of the ;$ defeated, was an attempt by Reagan per cent of the voters favored a roll (Conlinued from Page One) country has ever known,” with small amounts death. When a man has a full Connecticut and across the conti mired in what seemed an endless American adventure? third term. McKinney, 45, a former backers to win at least a handful of call, but, judging from the booing publicity a primary provides would Clinton, a local businessman. said Nelson Vogelsohn, ad elsewhere. Maine shows THRIFTY WEEKEND SPECIALS stomach, he doesn’t want missiles,” nent in Utah. This healthy and war in Southeast Asia. After a "First of all, we must create a Connecticut House Speaker, defeated Connecticut delegates for their can that followed, his decision was not be a real plus for DeFazio,” In the 3rd D istrict, centered ministrative director of the less than 200 pints. NATIVE BREEN lEJUM ...... 1 * * g the 58-year-old entertainer told the vigorous competition has taught decade in which the Congress had better balance in our society. We % lone challenger Stamford City Coun didate. This afternoon the convention unanimously accepted. Ferguson said. around New Haven, John G. Puc- Northeast Regional Red TOMATOES, v iN s e iP e ...... ,t'4Ve audience. us much about the mood of the consistently short-changed must introduce a new balance in ^ cilman Richard Cunningham. will name 17 at-large delegates and The vote on the amendment , was ciano, a businessman from Orange Cross Blood Program. BLUESERRIES, FAtfCY.NATIVI ...... Iw M m AVO Before the start of her speech, she American people in 1976. America’s defenses, the future of the relationship between the in- ;!5 Candidates in the other five dis 18 district delegates (three from then taken by voice v*6te and Richard Jackson, an accountant was unanimously chosen over Kevin Repeated public appeals CANTALOUPES, L A m e s i z i ...... -c u M O received a one-minute standing ovation "Here in Connecticut as in all 50 our military strength was en dividual and the government, a 5; tricts have been selected also. In Fire C a lls each Congressional District) for the defeated. who led a taxpayers revolt in Pettes of Killingworth. Giaimo is un have been to no avail and OREENAPPUS, from the audience. When they states, there is a growing feeling dangered. balance that favors a greater in- cumbent GOP legislators Ronald A. Republican National Convention. Ferguson called the decisions by Willimantic, won a close 2nd district challenged for his party’s nomination help from outside NATIVE YELLOW A OREEN SQUASH ^ ^ b . *« 0 quieted down, she said, “With all that of confidence in the future. The “In August of 1974, America’s dividual freedom and self Sarasin of the 5th district and President Ford is expected to sweep the chair "tactical errors” and “bad nomination race against William for a tenth term. programs throughout the applause, I should be running for American people feel good about will to respond to international reliance. We must strike a new ;5 Stewart B. McKinney of the 4th were Manchester CANADADRYSODA..... 7 A,g-oaM«Sl*I* all 35 of these delegates. political tactics.” Daniels of Lyme, 102 to 90. Daniels is Republicans in the 6th District country is nowhere in sight O PlIf DAILY a A.M. la a PJL 6 SUNDAYS S A.H. ie S P.U. something.” themselves and about their coun challenges was being called into balance in our system of unanimously renominated Thursday Thursday, 5:48 p.m., car «w iiw itwtwH, •wMMy ra, The defeated amendment would "The people who proposed the night. a semi-retired businessman and chose Watertown lawyer Thomas since no program has any fire, 81 Washington St. 6 W#Mre#SieiSiyPspWAplwiMIinr Tieltefa# She spiced her speech with jokes try. The Bicentennial celebration question by allies and adversaries federalism, a balance that favors and was frequently interrupt^ by have allowed "proportional amendment should have had their alike. chairman of the Lyme Board of “Tim” Upson to oppose Moffet, who excess to ship to the (Eighth District) “THE KING reached its climax two weeks ago greater responsibility and 5; Sarasin, 41, a Beacon Falls laughter and applause from the representation” in the selection of shot,” he said. Finance. is expected to win renomination for a Northeast sector, OP and revealed a spirit of harmony, "What’s happened since August freedom for the leaders of our Lawyer, was selected to run for a second term Tuesday. Tolland County crowd. But there were also plenty of district delegates. Thus, in a district Mrs. Haslett voted against the goodwill and optimism in of 1974? America today is at Also running was Robert Pape of Vogelsohn said. PERO PRODUCEI" state and local governments. :5 Thursday, 2:13 p.m., Bolton serious moments in her speech. where Reagan has strong support, but amendment, but she agreed the America which had been eclipsed peace. There are no American "We must introduce a new :|; Dept, to structure fire on m OAKLAND STh MANCHESTn p A4S4SA4 On gun control, she said, “ We not a majority, he might have been situation could have been handled during the turmoil of the last boys fighting anywhere on the Cedar Swamp Rd., Coventry. balance between spending on should control weapons. They say we able to win a delegate to the conven smoother. “ Most people felt the iji; decade and a half. It comes as no face of this earth—and I intend to domestic programs and spending 5:- tion. Connecticut delegates united behind Carter need them for hunting. But we are chairman got a little mixed up,” she iji; surprise to me that, for all our keep it that way. on defense, a balance that insures Under the adopted rule, the can said. NEW YORK (UPI) - "Most important of all, Henry Jackson of Middletown said she was not hunting animals, we are hunting § past troubles, we have emerged ” I have proposed the two we will fully meet our obligations :i;i Jeanne Hogan of New didate with a majority in a district Nominations for the U.S.' Senate They stomped, clapped, however, was that he is the Washington and Adlai more than satisfied with SPECIAL SPECIAL human beings. We must stop.” as a stronger and wiser people. largest defense budgets in to the needy while also protecting 5|i Haven said Mondale’s should win all three district position were also made Friday waved, swayed, sang and one best qualified to Stevenson of Illinois were Mondale, but would have JULY 19 ONLY And on the conditions of the elder ;j:| "The American people, descen- history, reversing the trend of the our security in a world still hostile 5^ youth — he is 48 — was ,a delegates. night. Incumbent Lowell Weicker, when they headed home become president,” he the other finalists. Carter preferred Muskie because TROUSERS 690 SUMMER SALE ly, Miss Bailey said, “The older peo dants of the hardiest stock of last decade, and ensuring that our to freedom. In all that we do, we i-i; big plus, although Church e*9. S14S (WHh TMt AS) The amendment was defeated by State Sen. Dr. George L. Gunther and today, Connecticut’s said. said. of the value his regional ple must live in decency — not some many nations, have a deep reser- military capability commands the must be honest with the American would have been her first voice vote after an hour’s discussion former U.S. Rep. Albert P. Morano Democratic National "1 think Mondale is going Mary Sullivan of ties might have with crowded place where someone brings voir of strength which has served respect of every nation. This is people, promising them no more i:!: choice among the six given ' " Y a s a r about the amendment and were nominated and each had one Convention delegates left to give us the same type of Greenwich, president of Connecticut voters. DRIVEWAY a rose once a week, says ‘Hi Mom,’ the nation well for the past 200 two years of progress, despite a than we can deliver and final consideration. parliamentary procedure. nominating and several seconding little doubt they were un image that Jimmy does. the liberal Caucus of "1 think he’s (Mondale) a MMourtgnrlM CORRULUX and leaves.” Manchester delegates years and will serve us well in the Democratic congress that fought delivering all that we promise. >:■ "Muskie, for instance, Sehi 11 Fakrlc Ssnicsi SEALER A majority of the Manchester speakers. The crowd, waiting for the ited behind Jimmy Carter, He is the type f candidate Connecticut Democrats, very fine candidate, to the convention felt Miss Bailey’s future. That powerful American us every step of the way. Above all, we must face the future 5-; still represented to some 521 MkMIe Tpke. Baat , 5 6 A L. 26”x8’ 8»*ea delegation, which is expected to cast keynote speaker, .showed its im that is able to relate to all said she was pleased with although a Carter-Muskie speech was the highlight of the spirit brought us through the "Two years ago, the people’s together, as a party and as a peo- ^ They tore down the state degree the old order, and or CALL I75-2502 evening. all 16 of its votes today for Ford, patience by chatting and milling kinds of people,” said the Mondale selection ticket would have been j-: worst economic crisis America confidence in their government, pie. ft is as true to ^ y as it was in standard marking the we need some new blood,” For Mondoy Plekup 26”xl0’ 10«EA voted against adoption of the amend around during some of the talks. Stanley Weinberg of because it would add a great in Connecticut,” she "It was worth the long wait to hear ^ has faced in four decades. and especially in the White House, Lincoln’s day that “a house i-; delegation’s location on the she said. A Fridoy Dollvory ment. Mrs. Ferguson, who has attended Manchester. progressive tilt to the said. 26”xl2’ Pearlie,” Elsie Swensson said. “She “Two years ago, inflation was had been shattered. What’s divided against itself cannot 55 floor and had such a good 12”ea Few of the town delegation were six state conventions, said, “This Weinberg, a political ticket. spoke plain, good-old-American com- . running at a rate of more than 12 happened since August of 1974? stand." 5j; time Thursday night pleased, however, with how the vote was the longest Friday night session neophyte who joined Mrs. Sullivan said Mon mon sense. 'Uiat's what we need. :§ per cent. Thousands of men and This new administration has been c e le b ra tin g C a r te r ’s on the amendment was taken. I’ve ever attended.” For our party, that means § Carter when he was an un dale was especially “I'm looking forward to coming :J: women were being laid off. A open, candid and forthright. In my nomination that internal Vi/9 Know Thoy A n G o o d and w# want you to ba Juat “I personally disagreed with the Some matters that normally would joining ranks in a common ,!5 known former Georgia appealing when con back Saturday. I didn’t feel that way climate of fear threatened to administration, ability is not political differences were Mlaaman will ancouraga you to aak quaatlona. REDWOOD way the chair Handled it,” Republican have been taken care of today were struggle. The Republican party ^ governor and ran his sidering the more conser CEMENY at 11 o'clock, but after hearing Pearl iji: engulf our people. What’s enough. Experience is not enough. forgotten. Town Chairman Thomas F. Ferguson moved up to Friday to make room for this year has deiponstrated Connecticut primary cam vative alternatives of look undar tha hood and taka a taat driva... Wa avan urga you to Bailey, I'm fired up,” she said. I happened since August of 1974? Dedication is not enough. In all They didn’t get involved m B A G said. President Ford, who spoke at the throughout America’- the vigor, paign, said Mondale was Jackson, Glenn or Muskie. taka tha car of your choica to your own m achanic for his approval Harriet Haslett said, “I thought I Inflation has been cut in half, that we do, in everything we un A in the volleyball game on When the amendment was made, it convention at 11:30 a.m. vitality and competitive spirit on his choice among the six “I’ll go away from the bafora you buy. " 2^! 49^ g “Since the bottom of the reces- dertake, I require integrity, the other side of the con g Sion last year, 3,400,000 of our decency and honesty. Private which a dynamic political vention floor in which men from which the selec convention happy with r * ® - BOARD $ 3 a o organization thrives. Now we ^ tion was made. ■ji: fellow Americans have found new morality and public service can— several delegations Mondale and he had better 76 VEGA $3295 74 CAMARO $3895 2x10 f o o t must resolve to stop fighting each 'fi Sens. Edmund Muskie of not disappoint me,” she Station Wagon. 4 cyt., atdT^^T. SgortC p o . e cyl., A/trana., AM - TRUCKS jobs or gotten their old ones back, and must — go hand in hand. bounced red, white and A M 'F M radio. and more people are being added “In the past two years, then, we other and start helping each | Maine, John Glenn of Ohio, said. Meadows back to normal other. We must resolve to blue beachballs up in the 76 NOVA $3975 74 OliS m $3095 n e n u o « i « Frank Church of Idaho, Mrs. Marion Newberg of W M 17B 55 to payrolls every day. have passed from war to peace, air, but that was only Cabrlolat Cpa. 6 oyt., A/trana. Omaga HatcDoadi Cpa. a oyt “More people have been on the from recession to recovery, from strengthen our party with because they were too far powar ataarlng, radio. Vary loW
^Quality^ most important word News for senior citizens in Affirmative Action Plan Hi folks! Well here we are halfway 15 strokes over their opponents. They By GREG PEARSON “We should do all we can to make he can’t produce, ha Wouldn’t be through July, and half of summer is will have a rematch July 28 at action. The Yankees, of course, who (Herald Reporter) positions available to everyone.” there.” gone already. Goodwin Park. else? We will be leaving here around 9 o’clock, and want to get to the park Department heads in town spoke Giles is head of the largest town Water and Sewer Administrator By the way, the trip to the horse On Wednesday morning we had 10 favorably of the recently approved department in terms of the number Frank Jodaitis said his department races is set for Aug. 5, and not Aug. tables for pinochle with the following a little early because it Is Senior Affirmative Action Plan and stressed of employes. Public works, which in has "tried to comply with the spirit 15, as stated in Wednesday’s column. winners: Joseph Windsor, 638; Arvid Citizens Day, and we want to get that the word "quality" will remain cludes the park, building, water and of the plan” and has recently hired a We will register for this trip on July Peterson, 626; Al Gates, 607; Archl good seats. the most important one when it com sewer, highway, cemetery and woman laboratory director, Mrs. 26, which is one week from Monday. Houghtaling, 594; Robert Schubert, By the way, unless some more of es time to hire an individual. engineering departments, employs Mary O’Geen, and a black field This past week we signed up for the 584; Josephine Schuetz, Martin you folks decide to go on that Hawaii Town department heads and 163 people. Of these, 16 are women worker. three-day New H am p ^re trip, and Bakstan, and Rene Maire, 583; Bess trip we may have to cancel it, so if employes received memos Tuesday and one is a black. "The woman who applied for lab at this time we have one bus, and Moonan, 573; and Grace Moore, 569. you have been thinking about it, then S&H STAMPS MAKES US from Town Manager Robert B. Weiss "The women are generally clerical director was by far the most only 16 people for bus No. 2. In the afternoon It was bridge, and give Paul Ryan a call so he can make concerning the plan, which was ap help, ” Giles said. He added, qualified applicant we received,” it was nice seeing some of the the necessary arrangements. Do it We must fill the second bus in order k n n HO WIE proved at the Board of Director’s however, that he cannot recall any Jodaitis said. for it to go, so we extend the deadline regulars back. There were five tables today, because time is running out. July 6 meeting. The memo briefly women applicants for field inspec "I don’t believe the plan sets until this coming Wednesday. and the lucky winners were: Irene 72S E A S T tion work. "I’d like to see women quotas, and we don’t plan to deal with Quish, 5,770; Dorothy Andrew, 5,020; Menus for the week described affirmative action to the News here at the center starts off MIDDLE TURNPIKE employes. A copy of the plan and af apply, as a matter of fact,” he said. quotas,” Jodaitis said. with our golf team taking on the Vivian Lesperance, 4,920; Josephine Monday — Turkey salad sandwich firmative action complaint forms He also said there have been very Capt. Richard Sartor of seniors from Wethersfield, and once Schuetz, 4,560, and Jack Owen, 4,200. on rye, carrot sticks and radishes, MANCNESTER were sent to each department. few minority group applicants for Manchester Police Department said, again we can chalk up another vic On Thursday, like it always does cake and a beverage. HAS IT! The plan outlines steps to be taken public works jobs. “We agree with the principles em tory for our "pros,” for they won by .when we plan something outdoors,!! Wednesday — Ham and cheese on WI aiim ci AND iNtTAu INOUITRIAL A n d c o n m r r c m l to attempt to increase the number of “I feel if we advertise the positions bodied in the Affirmative Action Plan. was a beautiful day for our picnic- rye bread, cucumber spears, women and minority group members well, we will approach the employ We don't believe there will be a splash party at the Coronado Club chocolate pudding, and a beverage. AIR CONDmOMNG • REFRIGERATION Business-Directory Guide For hired by the town. The town will ment percentages mentioned in the lowering of standards for hiring.” Apartments on Prospect Street. We Thursday — Egg salad sandwich, review job specifications and testing plan," he said. The plan sets a "long- Turnover on the police force is had over one hundred members pre vegetable and rice salad, ginger HEATING and SHEET IMETAL •procedures to make sure they are range gDal” where the percentage of relatively low, he said, with an sent, and while some just enjoyed bread with topping and a beverage. fair and unbiased. A change is also women and minorities employ^ by average of four employes leaving in a lounging around the pool area, others Friday — Tuna fish on rye, potato New England Mechanical Service!, he. Manchester and Surrounding MANCHESTER PARKADE expected in the advertising of Manchester in July 1984 should be year. Because of this. Sartor does not played shuffleboard, and still others chips, deviled eggs, brownie with ice ROUTE #U, P.O. BOX 3147 Your Comploto openings to ensure that qualified similar to the percentages of the expect any immediate, significant enjoyed playing cards in the air- criam topping, and a beverage. TALCOTTVILLE, CONN. (03069) ______043-2730 » 043-2102 Appliance Store women and minority group Hartford labor market, in which impact because of the plan. conditioned hall. A reminder that the Bloomfield Vicinity members are notified of job oppor Manchester is grouped. "We hope to continue to ensure the It Was a busy day for our hard Senior Citizens are extending an in tunities with the Town of Right now, the Hartford labor most effective hiring practices working kitchen gang, and I should vitation to our members'to join them CAMPING EQUIPMENT FAMOUS BRAND Manchester. market employs 39.9% women and without being discriminatory,” he take this opportunity to thank Geri on a trip to Switzerland. If you are in featuring this week... TELEVISION - APPLIANCES "For any openings we have, I 8.67o m in o ritie s. M anchester said. Kelley, Mary Ramey, Al Bourret, terested call our office for further in TBIT!. COT!, ttlEraM lA M . AM MATTWEttU, would think getting a wider range of presently has 21% women and .65% Tax Assessor Ed Belleville said his Ray Gliha, George Jay, and from the formation, or stop by and check our fT0ni,lAIITBM! MAiNCHESTER minorities in it work force. Sheltered Workshop, Lorraine bulletin board. applicants would be favorable,” Dr. department is made up of four men 196 Alice J. Turek, director of health, Giles emphasized that his depart and four women. “We don’t have any Picano, Toni Asselin, Debby Ran Mary Rhodes was admitted to HOME MKOlianT said. ment, like all others in the town, will minorities, but the Affirmative Ac dolph, Madeleine Fendell, John Manchester Memorial Hospital this T N I n ir n fm a a » t o m ‘‘'I.!-:’; She said the Health Department still hire the best-qualified person for tion Plan might eventually change Moreland, Rose Russell, Joyce week. Visits and cards would be ap CAM M M M PO IT 2 MAIN ITBST an opening. Jackson, Suzanne Gordon, Cheryl 09BI BAILT T! I PJi. J. FAIN • MS-7111 APPUAIICt R TV 649-3589 has four women and one black among that." preciated. 8utl6»iplflNg 7 its ten employes. "We’re doing our Walter J. Senkow, town engineer, Belleville added, "I’m not fighting Taylor, Tracy Kelley, Krista Kerin, share,” she said. also said an opening should be filled the plan. I can sympathize with the Sue Corbin and Shirley Wirtz, who all Schedule for the week Jay J. Giles, director of public only by the best candidate. present situation. But, I would not go did an outstanding job. Monday, 10 a.m. to noon, kitchen VOLKSWAGEN REPAIR works, agreed that reaching more "We have to maintain a level of out of my way to hire someone who’s Last but most of all we must thank social games. Noon to 12:30 p.m., by factory tralnod apoelallata potential applicants for a job would service,” he said. "A job should go to less qualified, no matter what color our good friend Norman Fendell who Rev. Eugene F. Mitchell lunch is served. 1 p.m. to 3:30 p.m., PWl - Ptto be advantageous for the town. the most qualified person, no matter or sex he or she is.” made the arrangements for us to pinochle games. Bus pickup at 8:30 ' . Locicero and Zidak m K "1 think the plan is good,” he said. what he is. If he’s black or white and enjoy a great day. Also thanks to the a.m., return trips at 12:30 p.m. and CARPET AND ROOR COVBUNG Coronado Club owners for allowing 3:30 p.m. 646-8036 us the use of their facilities. We ap 4AM n o n OMR BOD tlfs SA1 f*4 THIS I fll f*f TEL Rev. Mitchell Tuesday, 9:30 a.m. Bus for shop M c m s m on or lovi cau coliict sag m c Bennet honor ro preciate their generosity very much, ping. 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., outdoor PGP AUTO REPAIR and the senior members thank them shuffleboard games. 1 p.m., summer 700 I ISL • -Aroo Charoa” • Manchaatar CoRnecticul's Urges! Fleer Cevering Deiler assumes post all for an enjoyable day. The action bowling at the air-conditioned GRADE 7 Tammy Williams, Lisa Wo- Erick Klavins, Michelle Anderson, Susan Anderson, started around 11 o’clock, and ended The Rev. Eugene F. Mitchell has Parkade Lanes. Also bus return from (k>nn. Most (Complete Garden Center Frederick Albers, Beth ble, Charles Woodhouse, Laramie, Robert Lenhardt. Ronald Apter, Patricia Avery, up at 2:30 in the afternoon. Everyone shopping. MERCVRYlU^fy Laurie Ziebarth. Paula Lenti, Cheryl Lewis, James Bascetta, Laurie Ber- assumed his duties as pastor of First Apter, Donald Barrett Jr., was well fed, some picked up a little Wednesday, 10 a.m., pinochle Allise Bayer, Hope Blette, Alan Liggett, Katherine Link, dat, Clifford Bickford, Jill Lutheran Church, Rockville and a Borgioa, Nicole Bourgoin, sunburn, and everyone was very games. Noontime lunch is served. Juan Bolivar, Scott Brown, GRADE 8 Angela Utrico, Jeffrey formal service of installation is satisfied, v EAST HARTFORD NURSERY Lisa Brugnetti, Deborah Lombards, John Lyon, Carol Rebecca Bourret, Paul Brin- scheduled for Sept. 19. 12:45 p.m., bridge games. Bus pickup 1378 Sllvar Lana Lisa Abell, Robert Adams, damour, Elizabeth Busky. Next week, we will get back to a Burgess, Doreen Buyak, Mary Michael Albert, Diane MacKenzie, Francis Maffe, Pastor Mitchell is a native of at 8:30 a.m., return trips at 12:30 and Eaal Hartford 809-0800 Phona 646-2756 Paige Calhoun, Brian quiet week until Thursday, as this is 3:30 p.m. Calabro, Steven Charendoff, Aseltine, Linda Ather, Karla Magadini, Kathy Boston, Mass. He graduated from NO SERVICE CHAROE Catherine Cochran, Gary Manseau, Lisa Manzolillo, Daigle, Daniel Davies, the day we go see the Champions in Thursday, 9 a.m., bus leaves for Kathleen Bailey, Laura Mignonne Doyon, Laurie Upsala College, East Orange, N.J. in IFe Have Ever^hing For ■tetem tlom tor * HoMs * AlrlhMs • StMmsMn Comeau. Bangasser, Sharon Sandra Marshall, Kimberly Yankee Stadium baseball games. 10 Dunlop, Carolyn Egan, Joanne 1959 and L u th eran School of Your Home Gardening Needa. 627 Main Street Anita D'Annunzio, Diane Beauregard, Kimberlee Massett, Sandra Mazzone, a.m., open shuffleboard game. Noon Evans, Scott Freedman, San Theology, Rock Island, III. in 1963. DelMastro, Andrew Belekewicz, Richard Bennett, Sarah McClain, Barbara dra Garner. to 12:30, lunch is served. 1 p.m. to 3 Donachie, Georgeanne Eber- Karen Benson, Neill McFall, Qlheryl McKee, Bar He comes to Rockville from Denise Gilliland, Jacquelyn D a t e lin e 1776 p.m., outdoor shuffleboard games, FLO'S Cake Decorating Supplie$ sold. Drew Flavell, Leon Berggren. bara Merrill. Rutland, Vt. where he served Good 840-0221 878-3282 Geoffrey Michaud, Cynthia Hedlund, Nancy Herzog, and card playing. No official NOTICE Getchell, Wendy Graff, Mary Faith Blette, Denise Shepherd Lutheran Church for past By Unltnl Pres. Inlernational Michael Hewett, Burton meeting. Bus pickup at 8:30 a.m., Make Us Your Paint and Wallpaper Headquarters Grenier, Deborah Gussak, Bolduc, Laurie Bolduc, Lisa Miller, Dawn Miller, Lynn 10 years. He has also served parishes ACOMPim UEOF MLTON GNS KCOUTNNS Hilton, Lindsay Holmes, NORTHAMPTON, Mass., July 17 return trips 12:30 and 3 p.m. Lynne Haberem. Bouchard, Mary Bourque, Naretto, Hoang Minh Nguyen, in New Sweden and Stockholm, DPEN SATURDAY Bridgette Houston, Ingrid — Maj. Gen. Joseph Hawley ad iticiNTiaaT. 70 UNION ar. Michael Hall, Michael Paul Brazdzlonis, Marie William Nighan, Gary Friday, 10 a.m. to noon, kitchen Jacobson, Grace Jaworski, Maine. vocated death of all Tories in a fiery MANCHiaTin. CONN. NOCKVILIJ, CONN. The E.A. Johnson Paint Company at 723 Main Street, Manchester, is the town’s oldest and finest paint and Hellandbrand, Ginger Brugnetti, Rosemary Busky, Nimirowski, Glenn Pastor Mitchell and his wife, social games. Noon to 12:30 p.m., Mms. - tat 10-6 7 -J,;T M«,. . aiL 16-g Till 5 P.M. Howard, Laurent Jean, Bren Nimirowski, Barry O’Neill, Robin Kerr, Robert letter to Elbridge Gerry In (Congress. lunch is served. 1 p.m. to 3:30 p.m., wallpaper store. Besides being centrally loaded in downtown Manchester, they offer convenient off Main Susan Cain, Graham Eileen, who is formerly from Council He demanded: “Can we subsist — did Street parking in their lot adjoining their store. Johnson Paint offers the complete quality line of famous da Johnson, Wendi Kaiser, Campbell, Gregory Cassells. Gary Ouellette, Russell Pet, LaChance, Kathryn Lane, setback games. Bus pickup at 8:30 Joseph Lauzon. Bluffs, Iowa, have two children, James Keene; Kerin Kellog, Christine Cheney, Scott James Prenetta. any State ever subsist — without a m., return trips at 12:30 and 3:30 Wedding Cakes A Specialty Dutch Boy* and California* interior and exterior paints. Johnson Paint is also your headquarters for the best M A N CH ESTER AUTO PA RT S Lizabeth Leone, Thu Tam David, 12, and Sarah, 10. 270 BRDAD STREET PHDNE 649-4520 Barbara Kemp,. Douglas Christensen, Louis Clayton, Richard Ramey, Rhonda exterminating traitors?” p.m. in Wallpaper, Varnishes, Duco Oelux, Painter Supplies, Artist Materials, plus Window Shades. Their “Color Klotzer, Todd Korbusieski, Lisa Collins, Monique Cor Reese, Kathleen Reynolds, Thi Le, Theresa Mazzotta, Dispenser” offers any color to suit your taste up to 1,400 different color selections. Be you an amateur or a pro Ann Krajewski, Judy Libera, Irene Rezman, Michael Cari McCann, Lori McFall, EVERYTHINQ IN V .S’oVcV''''” — Johnson Paint Co. has the years of experience to assist you in all your paint, wallpaper and varnish mier, William Cunningham, A l l T I S n S C •.V.V Roger Livingston. Joan Cycenas, Melanie Rooney, Alesia Sadosky, Robert Michaud Jr., Donna problems. Mr. Johnson and all of his qualified personnel are at your service, and are only too pleased to offer BEHY JANE TURNER Murphy, James Narduili, Lisa A * MIRRORS • SHOWER DOORS Mary Maher, Elizabeth Demers, Thomas Demko, Elyse Segal, Dean Setzler, By United Press Internalional their knowledge to you at no charge. Please fell free to visit this freindly store, they like serving you, and are Maloney, Patricia Marti, Bette Sheldon, Walter Silva, Pedrazzini. V* STORE FRONTS • SAFETY GLASS School of Dance Joseph Dieffenbacher, Jeffrey ;§ Today is Saturday, July 17, the ’ • BATHTUB ENCLOSURES more than sure you’ll like them . . . Glenn I^rx, Holly Massett, Dolin, Karen Donnestad, Kurt Leean Stauffer. Charron Potamianos, Bren 40 OAK STREET M ANCHESTER da Reid, Agnes Rezman, I 199th day of 1976 with 167 to follow. Robert Matson, Robert Dougan, Glenn Eagleson, The moon is approaching its last Ballet - Tap - Jatu McCann, Jacqueline Meyer, Diane Stavnitsky, ‘Laura Sarah Rice, Linda Roberts, J.A. 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Neale McLain, pastor; iJlaiirl|wt?r iEurningHfrali pastor. LOCAL CHURCHES Manchester — A City of Village Charm Rev. Donald P. Kauffman, associate. NEW YORK — Talk to veteran have felt ignored. That’s why he did Ridiculous? Of course. Carter’s Saturday Mass at S p.m.; Sunday 10:30 a.m., Combined (jilldren’s Day Founded Oct. 1, 1881 Democratic politicians and poorly in so many Northern in credentials as potential President Masses at 1:30,10:15 and 11:30 a.m. Program (no Sunday School session) ^ Andrew Tully ^ Saturday Masses at 5 and 7:30 p.m.; CONCORDIA LUTHERAN COMMUNITY BAPTIST CHURCH, FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, observers of politics and they will dustrial states, where the vote, is stand comparison with those of Ford GOSPEL HALL, 415 Center St. featuring the children with Rev. and Mrs. MtfTibtr. Audit Bureau of Circulation Member. United Press International Sunday Masses at 7:30,9,10:30 and 11:45 CHURCH, 40 Pitkin St. Rev. Burton D. AN AMERICAN BAPTIST CHURCH, SCIENT IST, 447 N. Main St. candidly admit that Jimmy Carter heavily weighted with citizens of and Reagan. He was a good governor JO a.m.. Breaking bread; 11:45 a.m., 585 E. Center St. Rev. Ondon P. Stairs, William Overton, children’s evangelists, Published by the Manchester Publishing Co., Herald Square, a.m. Strand, Rev. David W. Rinas, co-pastors. 10 a.m.. Church Service, Sunday School has some problems to surmount in but by an unknown but undoubtedly Polish, Italian and Balkan extrac Sunday School; 7 p.m., G o ^ l meeting. minister; Rev. Frederick Lanz, director Nursery provided; 7 p.m.. Evening Ser Manchester, Conn. 06040. Telephone (203) 643-2711. of Georgia and he is concerned with 9 a.m.. Holy Communion, Nursery for (or pupils up to the age of 20, care for his race for the Presidency. They large number of plain citizens for tion. UNITED PENTECOSTAL CHURCH, of Christian education. very young pupils, subject of the lesson- vice, message by the Rev. Mr. Overton, human beings. He is a man of in ST. BRIDGET CHURCH, 70 Main St. small children-. 185 Woodbridge St. Rev. Robert Baker, 9:30 a.m.. Morning Worship. Message: sermon, “ Life,” golden text from the Bi Nursery provided. Raymond F. Robinson, Edllor-Publlsber Harold E. Turkington, Managing Editor believe he reasonably should be being a spendthrift. Most of these ethnics are Roman telligence, a decent citizen. But in Rev. John J. Delaney, pastor. Rev. pastor. “ What Causes Sorrow and How Can We ble, “The Lord will command his loving < favored over either Gerald Ford or Reagan laid it on the Republican Catholics, which leads to another certain sections of the country William Rev. William J. suck. J. CHURCH OF JliSUS CHRIST OF Ronald Reagan, but they see the line in his recuit television speech. problem. There are some 48 million Carter is the object, to a far lesser Killeen. 10 a.m., Sunday School; 6:30 p.m., Get Help?” A nursery is provided during kindness in the daytime, and in the night EMANUEL LUTHERAN CHURCH, Opinion "Sound of His Coming” radio program on LATTER-DAY SAINTS, Woodside St. & the service. There will be a discussion of his song shall be with me, and my prayer campaign as a horse race. "You don’t disci^ine an irresponsible Catholics in the United States, and degree, of the same brand of Saturday Masses at 5 and 7:30 p.m., Church and Chestnut Sts. Rev. Ronald J. WINF; 7:30 p.m.. Evangelistic Service. Hillstown Rd. Wendel K. Walton, bishop. the day's worship theme following the unto the God of my. life." Psalms 42;8. One probiem could be that Carter and wasteful Congress,” he said, "by although Americans generally are school auditorium; Sunday Masses at Fournier and Rev. C. Henry Atxlerson, prejudice that destroyed the Catholic 8:30 a.m., Priesthood; 9:30 a.m,. service in the living room. This will be The Christian Science Reading Room, 968 has peaked too soon. All the polls putting an indulgent friend in the much more tolerant than they were a A1 Smith. He is even, in this sup 7:30, 9 and 10:30, in church; 10:30 a.m. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, 43 pastors. Michel D. Clark, intern. Pillowtex plans good Seminary; 10:30 a.m., Sunday School; 5 led by Kenneth Easton. Main St., is open to the public Mondays 8 and 9:30 a.m.. The Service, the Rev. and noon in school auditorium. Spruce St. Rev. Mack Weiford, pastor. show that his lead over Ford has White House.” On the same day. generation ago, there is the danger— posedly enlightened age, ridiculed In p.m., Sacrament Service. through Fridays from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. 9:15 a.m., Sunday School; 10:30 a.m., ZION EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN Eric Gothberg, guest preacher; 9:30 remained about the same since late Ford vetoed a $3.95-billion public to Carter — that Catholics will ask some precious quarters for speaking and the first and third Thursday evenings THE SALVATION ARMY, 661 Main Worship, Nursery provided; 7 p.m.. In CHURCH (MISSOURI SYNOD), a.m., chapel service for children and for Manchester area April — something around 47 per cent works employment bill, and assailed themselves whether they want an kindly of God. St. Capt. and Mrs. Arthur Carlson, corps Cooper and High Sts. Rev. Charles W, from 7 to 9 except holidays. A free public nursery for infants, Y.E.A. (Young to 38 per cent. When the leading can evangelical Baptist in the White formal Worship, study and fellowship. lending library is maintained. The announcement by the jobs by attracting new Congress for enacting "empty Finally, Carter has one big advan officers. CALVARY CHURCH (ASSEMBLIES Kuhl, pastor. Emanuel Adults) leave for Blast Beach, didate stands stiii in the ratings, it promises and giveaway programs.” House. This is not a nice subject to tage. He came to the nomination at a 6:30 a.m., Sunday Schqol; 10:45 a.m., R.I.; 10:30 a.m., coffee will be served ST. JAMES CHURCH, Msgr. Edward OF GOD), 647 E. Middle Tpke. Rev. 9 a.m.. Divine Worship; 10 a.m., brief state Department of businesses to the state. frequently means he’s in trouble. If the electorate listens 'when discuss, but it cannot be buried in a Holiness Meeting; 6 p.m., Open-Air voters' meeting. and Music Room will be open so that time when there is considerable dis J. Reardon, pastor; Rev, Bernard Kenneth L. Gustafson, pastor. SECOND CONGREGATIONAL Meeting; 7 p.m.. Salvation Meeting. those interested may see a historical dis Commerce that Pillowtex It is an example of how state Carter, of course, is an excelient Carter asks that they ("trust” him, closet on a grounds that to enchantment with what might be Killeen. 9:45 a.m., Sunday School, classes for CHURCH, UNITED CHURCH OF adults and children; 10:50 a.m.. Worship NORTH UNITED METHODIST play. Corp. of Dallas, Tex., will be campaigner; he knows which stops to that he will bring order out of acknowledge it is bad manners. called chic Democratic candidates. FULL GOSPEL INTERDENOMI- Saturday Masses a t 5 and 7:30 p.m.; CHRIs r, 385 N. Main St. Rev. Dr. Felix government and private enter Service, message by the pastor; 7 p.m.. CIIUKCH, 300 Parker St. Earl R. Custer, puil out, and when. He can be Washington's chaos, it also listens On a related subject. Carter is a John Kennedy’s Camelot image has NATIONAL CHURCH, 745 Main St. Sunday Masses at 7:30, 9, 10:30 a.m., pastor. M. Davis, minister. opening a pillow factory in prise can be brought together Gospel Service, Hymnsing, music and Bi expected to run fast ali the way, as when the two Republican candidates Southerner.. Despite all their been tarnished, and George Rev. Philip Saunders, minister. noon and 5 p.m. 9 a.m.. Worship Service, sermon: "Be 10 a.m.. Union Services with Center Manchester this fall is good ble message; 10:30 p.m.. Revivaltime CHURCH OF CHRIST, Lydall and for the mutual benefit of the he did in the primaries. So the poils claim the high cost of hamburger is protestations of purity, there are McGovern was surrounded by too 10:30 a.m.. Praise, Worship Service Not Anxious,” Rev. Andrew LaPenta, Congregational Church at Second (Jiurch. news in many different ways. may be simply a misleading aberra all the Democrats’ fault — listens many liberal Northerners who are and Bible study for ail ages; 7 p.m.. ST. JOHN'S POLISH NATIONAL Radio Service on WINF. Child care for Nursery through Vernon Sts. Eugene Brewer, minister. state, the company and the many swinging, unconventional cour CATHOLIC CHURCH, 23 Golway St. guest preacher from United Methodist 9 a.m., Bible classes; 10 a.m.. tion. and wonders whether a Democratic still prejudiced against politicians tiers. Now the Democrats are going Deliverance Service. Church in Townsend, Mass.; nursery for Kindergarten. Sermon by the Rev. Dr. First, of course, is the 60 community in which the new Rev. Walter A. Hyszko, pastor. Davis, sermon: “Come, lay your hands.” Worship; guest speaker, George Still, at this point Carter has his job President could curb a Democratic from Dixie. They are fond of taking with a combination of Harry Truman FAITH BAPTIS T CHURCH, Orange 9 a.m.. Mass in English; 10:30 a.m.. ST. MARY'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH, five year olds and younger, coffee Caruthers; 6 p.m.. Worship, guest jobs initially and the potential or expanded enterprise cut out for him. One of his problems Congress’ spending habits. moralistic stands against bigotry, Park and Church Sts. Rev. Stephen K. fellowship after the service. Guest Coffee Hour following this service in and Jerry Ford, a man who might Hall 72 E. Center St. Rev. James Mass in Polish and English. Fellowship Hall. speaker, Gregory Nelson. locates. was inherited; he represents the par Then there is the problem of the so- but they tend to look down their pious well be the voter’s neighbor, com Beliasov, pastor. Jacobson, rector. Rev. Bruce W. organist, Kay Peterson; soloist, Gerry of as many as 100 jobs even Chappell. ty that controls Congress. This could called ethnics. Throughout his cam noses at Southerners who are not plete with power mower. In a coun 9:30 a.m., Sunday School; 10:30 a.m.. UNITARIAN UNIVERSALIST Jacques, assistant to the rector. Rev. tually the firm will create. The contribution of the SOCIETY! East, Community Y, 79 N. Ronald E. Haldeman, assistant to the hurt him because in a time of infla paign for the nomination. Carter has wealthy descendants of Robert E. Worship Service; 7 p.m.. Evening Ser t.E.M EK CONGREGATIONAL T K IN rn COVENANT CHURCH, 302 SOUTH I NITED METHODIST try that seems to be yearning for nor Main St. Rev. Arnold Westwood, rector. This will mean a lessening of Connecticut Development tion and high taxes Congress is seemed so preoccupied with winning Lee and did not attend the right vice. CHURCH, UNITED CHURCH OF Hackmatack St. Rev. Norman E. CHURCH, 1226 Main St. Rev. George W. malcy, that could be his greatest minister. 7:30 a.m.. The Holy Eucharist, Book of Authority, the department’s blamed not only by Ford and Reagan the black vote that the ethnic groups Northern schools. CHRIST, 11 Center St. Rev. Newell H. Swensen, pastor. Webb, pastor. our unemployment rate and asset. There will be no formal meetings Common Prayer; 10 a.m.. The Holy CHURCH OF THE ASSUMPTION, Curtis Jr., Rev. R. Winthrop Nelson Jr., 9:30 a.m.. Worship Service with the 9 a.m.. Adult Discussion Group, Susan give the local economy a boost financial agency, should not be throughout the sununer. For Information Eucharist, Rite 2 with sermon by John pastors. Adams St. at Thompson Rd. Rev. Rev. Mr. Swensen preaching, followed by nah Wesley Hall; 10 a.m.. Sermon: "The on specific informal events call 646-5151. Krinjak; 5 p.m.. The Holy Eucharist, because of the added payroll to overlooked either. The CDA’s Edward S. Pepin, pastor; Rev. Paul 10 a.m.. Union Service with Second a coffee hour. Nursery for infants; 7 Fruit of Joy, " Pastor Webb, preaching; Meetings will resume Sept. 12. Rite 2. the community. approval of a $547,000 “um Trinque. Congregational Church at 385 N. Main St. p.m.. Evening Service. 7:30 p.m.. Praise and teaching service. Second, the firm plans to brella” loan to Pillowtex to •as'.'A'' utilize the building once oc cover 90 per cent of the cost of t cupied by Iona Manufacturing converting. and refurbishing Wings of evening By Cliff Simpson on Regent St. Idle buildings the Iona complex into a pillow ! ■■ ^ '/j ' t - r ^ tend to deteriorate and factory was a major key in - . . . ] anything that can be done to bringing the project to a 9 Tears unashamed at a particular time in a particular Milwaukee Journal wrote up the final Our nation’s birthday has come and place. We applaud and celebrate the make use of existing buildings successful conclusion. . report on the National Conference of gone. What a celebration! And now— freedom that was won (or our coun is not only good for the com We welcome Pillowtex to the Catholic Bishops at Chicago which God bless America as we begin our try in 1776. But there is a deeper had proposed a study on whether munity but good business, too. Manchester industrial and third century. meaning to the word which Jesus priests should be allowed to marry, business community and hope When I say “bless” it is not asking gave when he said “The truth shall the four-column headline was Third, the announcement it will be a success and the God to make us rich and powerful make you free.” (John 8:32) headed: “ US Bishops Approve Broad reflects the persistence of the and smug, but rather asking that He I believe that there is no such thing Celibacy Study.” The story was first of many such projects to as absolute freedom but rather that state Department of will guide us through the unknown quickly posted on the Journal’s improve the economic climate perils that lie ahead. We recognize truly to be free means to give bulletin board with this comment: Commerce in seeking ways of Manchester and Connec that with all the glory of the past allegiance to some idea, cause or “Why don’t you bishops mind your and means to provide more ticut. there has also been agony, and the person. For the Christian that person own business?” — sig n ^ A Celibate future will contain both. With the is Jesus Christ. Broad passing of two hundred years we Some follow the slogan “I want Promises, promises have achieved greater realism about what I want when I want it.” If they Answering the call what we can and should do in our want sex, they look around for im The claims made here were in a re relationship with other nations, and mediate gratification; if they want cent issue of “Punch.” Without the This is the 100th year of the pacemaker, the hyperbaric picture at the bottom of the page it have gain^ a- new maturity for ac something they cannot afford, they telephone, one of those basic would be Impossible to guess what is chamber or the dialysis tion within our own nation. As we steal it; if they are hungry, they eat advertised by these words: inventions or discoveries of the machine all put together, says gird up our loins for the long, hard without concern for health. This kind “It will reassure you when you 19th century on which our an answering service ofhcial. pull we pray that God will bless of self-indulgence is far from America. freedom. Such a person is the victim need it. amazing 20th-century “It is the telephone that in (Herald photo by Pinto) Tears came to my eyes as 1 of shifting moods and changing It will help restore your confidence should it ever desert you. technology has been built. itiates the action that makes it watched the highlights of our desires. It will soothe and solace you after a Prophetically, the first possible for the doctor to res Roofline of St. James Church weekend celebration ' presented on Contrast this type of behaviour hectic day. TV. Patriotic music rose and swelled with that person who has a goal in telephone call in history was pond to each sudden emergen (Herald photo by Dunn) It will insulate you from the noise an emergency call, made when as the cameras showed the "faces of life which gives purpose and meaning cy.” An outboard powered racer flies over the Connecticut River during the recent East Hartford Marine Classic. America” from every race and clan to existence. The Christian does not and chaos of the outside world: Alexander Graham Bell (or After all, what use are the AREA CHURCHES and swept over our fruited plains and claim to be perfect in conduct but It will rebuild your morale; your was it Don Ameche?), having great cities, mighty rivers, deep does claim to have “perfection of ambitions. billions of dollars worth of But most of all, it will remind you spilled some acid on himself, COVENTRY PRESBYTERIAN canyons of the city, ships sailing, direction.” medical equipment and In search of the real Jimmy Carter TRINITY LUTHERAN CHURCH, that your life has not been totally CHU RCH, Nathan Hale School Rd. 31. FIRST CONGREGATIONAL Iwys fishing, hot dogs, baseball, and Jesus said, “if the Son makes you called to his assistant in the Rt. 30 and Meadowlark Rd., Vernon. Rev. without success.” lifesaving apparatus and the Rev. Dr. Richard W. Gray, pastor. c m RCH, Coventry. fireworks. The magic of the camera free, you will be free indeed.” (John PLAINS, Ga. — Jimmy Carter is puritan overtones, an anti-politician Back home, now sophisticated, he Donald J. McClean, pastor. If these claims are made in the next room; “Mr. Watson (or elaborate installations that 9:30 a.m.. Worship; 11 a.m., Sunday Union Summer Services with Second compressed in a few minutes the life 8:36) This does not mean freedom trustworthy, loyal, helpful, friendly, and an anti-ideologue who doesn’t was still on the outside looking in at 9 a.m.. Worship Service. Congregational Church at Second Church name of religion they have a ring of was it Henry Fonda?) — come School: 7:30 p.m., Bible Study at par of our country. We are wont to dwell from all restraint, but freedom for house them if a patient making courteous,' kind, cheerful, thrifty, seem to worry about his own con Tom Tiede the broader society. And when he ran sonage on (^rnwall Dr. on 44-A during the month of July — being truth. Beneath the words is the pic OUR SAVIOR LUTHERAN on the dark side, the faults and in the pursuit of the highest goal. here, I need you!” an emergency call at 3 a.m. brave, clean and reverent. Lordly, tradictions.” Correct. According to for governor he did so again, in the CHI RCH, 239 Graham Rd., South Wind held in First Church on Main St. during ture of a shiny, sleek automobile. FIRST VSSE.MBLIES OF GOD, 763 justices which shame us. A phrase from a familiar hymn how reverent. Carter he is not capable of contradic opinion of friends, to prove himself. sor. Rev. Ronald A. Erbe, pastor. August. Today, there are more than can’t get in touch with his doc Oak St., East Hartford. Rev. Ralph F. comes to mind: “Firmly bound, How glibly advertisers overstate He is a farmer, a scientist, a sailor, 9:30 a.m.. Worship Service, sermon. This celebration was a timely 145 million telephones in the tions. The record, however, indicates murderer William Calley, he asked Says Tom Murphy, a one-time Carter Jelley, pastor. 9 a.m.. Worship and Sunday School; their case, making extravagant tor? Besides rousing doctors 10:15 a.m.. Worship Service. Rev.'Bruce J. Johnson preaching. Coffee reminder of our strength. We have forever free.” This kind of individual a nuclear physicist, a businessman, a otherwise; and it can be em- everyone in Georgia to turn on their supporter who is not speaker of the 10 a.m.. Church School; 11 a.m.. Mor promises which few readers really United States — a figure hour following worship in the community cause for pride. Finally, when Old freedom does not disregard the out of bed in the wee hours, writer and a former governor. His .barrassing. lights for “America’s slandered Georgia House: “He went to the peo ning Worship; 7 p.m.. Evening Service. believe. On the other hand, the CRYSTAL LAKE COMMUNITY building. Nusery care in community Glory was waving in the breeze and rights of another person but representing a phone, or however, it performs a number wife says she loves him so much even To start, there is no doubt that race fighting men.” Then there was Viet ple like he was leading a crusade I NITED METHODIST CHURCH, claims of religious faith are often un VERNON ASSEMBLIES OF GOD, 51 building, during worship. the strains of "The Star Spangled enhances them. With such “free” his picture turns her on. His children was the unspoken issue, and Carter nam, which Carter supported longer against the bad guys. What he really Ellington. derstated or ignored. phones, in 95 per cent of the of rather more sophisticated Old Town Rd. Banner” closed out the celebration, I citizens our country is enabled to be say he's the best daddy in the than any major Democratic official 10:15 a.m .. Coffee hour; 11 a.m .. ST. JOSEPH CHURCH, 33 West St., nation’s households and vir meant was that he was not part of 9:45 a.m., Sunday School for ail ages; free in the best sense of the word. As the familiar phrase goes: functions combining the cosmos. And hjs neighbors believe he Worship Service, Sunday School. Rockville. , wept. The realization of what others in the nation, and which he now tells the power structure and wanted to II a.m.. Morning Worship; 7 p.m.. “Don’t keep the faith, spread it.” tually every place of business Saturday Masses at 5 and 7 p.m.; Sun have done for me, and what our great A Place of Peace telephone and the exotic com can spin gold from straw. black audiences was “an immoral, be. I think he really believed he could Evening Evangelistic. ST. PETER'S EPISCOPAL day Masses 8:30 (Polish) at 10 a.m. country has done for the world, Many a troubled soul has been up — and the uses to which Bell’s munications equipment that Why, then, have half the reporters unwise, racist war.” be a reformer; but there was also a CHURCH, Sand Hill Rd., South Windsor. UNITED CONGREGATIONAL (Folk) at 11:15 a.m.. Vigil of Holy days at moved me to tears. lifted by the insight of the great poet in the Western World come here to But the major contradiction of the lot of ego involved.” Rev. Miles S. Macintoch, vicar. invention has been put since has evolved with the telephone. CHIRCII, U NITED CHURCH OF 7 p.m.. Holy day at 7:30,9 a.m., and 5 and 1 am proud to be an American. Our where the kudzu meets the present-day Jimmy Carter, accor And so it has been today, 8 a.m.. Holy Communion; 10a.m., Holy Edward Markam: 1876 would fill a book as thick For example, it fascimiles honeysuckle, where the water i;pns CHRIST, Tolland. Rev. Donald G. 7 p.m. Confessions: Saturday 4 and 7:30 country began under God. May it con "At the heart of the cyclone ding to Maddox and legions of other throughout the presidential Miller, minister. Communion, first and third Sundays; p.m. as the Manhattan directory. west to the Chattahoochee, to search tinue to be guided by Him in the long tearing the sky This printing test pattern is' heart and cancer test findings conservatives, is that the candidate nominating season. Carter has been 9:30 and 11 a.m., Worship Service and Morning Prayer, second, forth and fifth for bad bones from the man’s past? Sundays. ROCkMI.I.E BAPTIST CHURCH, years ahead. And flinging the clouds and the part of The Herald quality con Yet while we have come to to medical centers throughout has won the nomination using one the fellow with something to prove: Church School; 7 to 8:30 p.m., Pilgrim trol program in order to give Watergate, maybe. Everyone alive political philosophy and plans to win that the bumpkin can knock off the Fellowship. 69 Union St. Rev. Robert L. LaCounte, What are the towers by. accept the telephone as an in the U.S., as well as serves as a RELIGIOUS SOCIETY OF pastor. Is a place of central calm; you one of the finest is suspect these days. But more than the election using another. A la the slicks, that his faith in himself is FRIEN D S (gilAKERS), H artford highest aspirations? newspapers in the nation. dispensable tool In commerce liaison between hospitals in this, the hunt for Carter’s flaw can Georgia precedent, many feel Carter SACRED HEART CHURCH, Rt. 30, 9 a.m.. Worship Service: 10:15 a.m., “Far away there in the So here in the roar of mortal justified, that a proper candidate Friends Meeting House, 144 S. Quaker Sunday School; 7 p.m., Evening Service. and for day-to-day communica only be explained by the experience is shifting from right to left. He is from the South can be just as potent Vernon. Rev. Ralph Kelley, pastor. Rev. Lane, West Hartford. sunshine are my highest, things, North and South America. Edward Konopka. of contact with the man. Those who 10 a.m,. Meeting for Worship. GILEAD CONGREGATIONAL I have a place where my spirit tion, few celebrations of the suddenly backing some form of price as anyone else. Saturday Mass at 5 p.m.; Sunday aspirations. I may not reach The increasing demand for have followed him on his remarkable CHU RCH, Hebron. Rev. Marshall B. sings. controls, favoring hand gun control, The last factor is most important. Masses at 7:30, 9, 10:30 a.m. sind noon. them, but I can look up and see telephone’s centennary have rapid and error-free data trek to the Democratic nomination, Hughes, pastor. In the hollow of God’s palm.” supporting ERA and advocating the Friends say Carter has long resented SECOND CONGREGATIONAL their beauty, believe in^them mentioned its role as a transmission on a 24-hour basis and who are not on his payroll or decriminalization of marijuana. the "southern stigma” he has carried ST. M.VRGARE r MARY'S CHURCH, 10 a.m.. Worship Service, the Rev. Mr. and try to follow where they Chuckles CHI RCII, UNITED CHURCH OF Hughes, preaching. Nursery provided. lifegaving or health-preserving wearing his political sticker, are Disgusted rightists at the National about. “I think one of his real joys,” Wapping. Rev. William McGrath and lead.” A Roman priest who received a gift has seen the telephone Rev. Joseph Schick, co-pastors. CH R IST, R t. 44A, Coventry. Rev. often struck by two contradictory im Review presently call Carter says a northern aide in his Atlanta Robert K. Bechtold, minister. of towels marked "His” and “Hers” tool. answering business grow into a Saturday Masses at 5 and 7 p.m .; Sun Free indeed! pressions : respect and unease. He is “McGovern with a drawl.” headquarters, "is that he has brought 9:30 a.m., Union Service of Worship Perhaps this heading should read asked his bishop what to do with The simple little black, $300-million industry in recent so decent, an(I at the same time so day Masses at 8:30 and 11:30 a.m. ST. GirORGE'S EPISCOPAL Thus the unease of the hunters honor to the people down here.” with First Congregational Church at Se CHURCH, Boston Tpke. (Rt. 44A) “Free? Indeed!” them. The reply was, “The way green, red, yellow, pink or unbearably political, it gives pause. ST. FRANCIS OF A SSISI, 673 cond Church during July; at First Church yeafs, or about one per cent of armed with pencils who are swarm Yet the honor has not been without Bolton. Rev. John F. Flora III, vicar. During the past weeks we have things are going in the Catholic Ellington Rd., South Windsor. Rev. John during August. white instrument that sits by Example. While ostensibly taking a ing over the fields of Georgia. ’IVo heavy costs. Even in Georgia, where 9 a.m.. Holy Communion and sermon; 5 been reminded again and again of the church you better hold on to them.” the telephone industry’s $43.4 free moment during the Florida C. Gay, pastor. Rev. Eugene M. Kilbride. the bedside saves more lives centuries after George Washington Jimmy Carter has become as dear as p.m.. Evening Prayer, followed by fami famous saying of Patrick Henry’s, (related by Rabbi William Silverman THE billion in revenues last year. primary. Carter visited a Sunday Saturday Masses at 5 and 7 p.m .; Sun there is another potential president Dr. Pepper, the candidate is PKI.NCE tIF PEACE LUTHERAN ly picnic. “Give me liberty or give me death.” of Kansas City, Mo.) every day and night of the year school class made up of third day Masses at 7:30 and 11 a.m. CHURCH, Rt. 31 and N. River Rd., This will be the schedule for the BIBLE And all because of a little ‘Cnrler has been the fellow with whom legend insists cannot tell a lie criticized for some of his tactics. A He was speaking of political freedom When Dave Runge of the than the oxygen tent, the spilled acid. graders. After some perfunctory fomething to prove/ That the — but who not only can and does but, preacher in nearby Augusta, a friend ST. MARY'S CHURCH, Rt. 31, Coven Coventry. Rev. W.H. Wilkens, pastor. remainder of the summer. [SPEAKS remarks about the goodness of God, bi///ipkin can knock off the ilickt, moreover, gets away with it. of the Carter family who asks for try. Rev. F. Bernard Miller, pastor. Rev. 9 a.m., Sunday School; 10:15 a.m.. f ...... Worship ^ rv ice, (9 a.m. during July and By Carter seized a peronal opportunity. that hit faith in himtelf it And yet once this is understood, anonymity, says sadly; "He has used Paul F. Ramen. BOLTON CONGREGATIONAL August). Eugene Today’s thought “How many of you have mothers and jutlifled, that a proper ca/tdidate once the visitor here accepts that God, I think, for his own ends. We all Saturday Masses at 5:15 p.m.; Sunday CHURCH, Bolton Center Rd. Rev. J. Masses at 7:30, 9:30 and 10:45 a.m. Brewer fathers and grandmothers and grand from the South can be jutt at po candidate Carter is as politically as do this a little, but Jimmy is brazen'. I Stanton Conover, minister. fathers and neighbors and friends?” tent at anyone elte.’ VERNON UNITED METHODIST 10:30 a.m.. Worship Service, the Rev. "It is not the old that are wise and that today's older generation has he is morally motivated, there is think he’ll come to regret it one WERY ST. CHRISTIAN He asked the squirming group. CHURCH, Rt. 30. Rev. Frances Mr. Conover preaching. know what is right. It is the spirit of contributed (and are contributing) to something of a mild understanding of day.” RBiFORMED CHURCH, 661 Avery St., OPE I recently sat through a “Well, if you ask all those people to South Windsor. Rev. Peter Mans, Schwartz, Rev. James Schwartz, pastors. God in a man that makes him unders placing themselves at a cruel disad the process and of the person. What the preacher means is that funeral talk by an vote for me,” smile, "I could get minister. 9:15 a.m., Worship Service, Church O ALL DAY tand. Listen to me — let me also vantage. the undeniable antagonist, during his Jimmy Carter grew up with the the candidate has established for ST. BERNARD'S CHURCH, authorized teacher in a elected, big smile, "and if I get 8:30 p.m., "Back to God” hour radio School classes. well-known cult. He declare my opinion — I do not hear Society declares we must care 1970 gubernatorial contest against idea of proving himself. Not proving himself a moral image, which he can’t Rockville. Rev. John J. White, pastor. elected you can come see me in the broadcast, WTIC (1080); 9:45 a.m., Sun repeatedly spoke qf "com- God in what you say about the world physically for our young years longer Carl Sanders. Carter ran as the here in the sticks of Georgia, possibly maintain in the realities of Rev. William J. Flynn, assoc, pastor, White House!” day School and Adult Bible Study; 11 Sunday .fort," but, alas[ his doc and it’s problems — in this you are and give them every available advan redneck, in team with the bigoted necessarily, for here the accidents of politics. Already he has shown a a.m.. Worship Service: 7 p.m.. Evening Rev. Frank Alagna, weekend assistant. At best it was political low ball. ST. PETER'S EPISCOPAL trine held none. Where is not right - I will tell it to you as it tage before pushing them out of the Lester Maddox; Sanders was no Lin his birth made him something mean side, by forcing George Service. Nursery care for small children Saturday Masses at 5 and 7 p.m.; Sun Sunday school is dull enough for tots CHURCH, Rt. 85. Hebron. Rev. William the comfort in being told •s...... " — Parts from a speech by a nest. We must do it at a level that coln regarding black people, says special from the start. His grand McGovern to sack an aide who was provided. day Masses at 7, 8:30,10 and 11:30 a.m. without it turning into a stump Parsing, rector. that even a faithful young man named Elihu to Job and motivates them highly without Maddox today, "but Jimmy out- father was a postmaster who first organizing a “Stop Carter” move 8 and 10 a.m.. Worship Service, Church adherent to a religion has revival. Besides, if ne is e'ected, and w aiti.m ; community church, his friends twenty-six hundred years causing them physical or emotional crackered him.” suggested the idea of rural free mail ment; and already there are defec School and Nursery. ceased to exist? the kids did come to the White House, 1790 Ellington Rd., South Windsor. Rev. ago. distress. The world of advertising How? When an Atlanta newspaper delivery, his family name was an tors from his camp who say he is a UNITED ME'I'HODIST CHURCH, I BARGAINS The Bible speaks of they would stand in line, between the Harold W. Richardson, minister. FIRST CONGREGATIONAL 1040 Boston Tpke. (Rt. 44A), Bolton. Rev. Tension between generations is not and education seem almost to have printed a picture of Sanders with a honored and important one in South fraud. A White House with Carter, death as the separation of hours of 10 a.m. and 2, and be 9:30'and 11 a.m.. Worship Service and CHURCH, Vernon. Rev. John A. Lacey, David M.. Campbell, pastor. new or modem. It has existed as long gotten together in their efforts to tell black baseball player. Carter Georgia going back into the 18th cen some feel, would be politics wrapped Church .School. I INBIOOM I the body and the spirit — watched by the sentries like m i n is te r ; th e R e v . E d w in W. 10 a.m.. Family Worship Service. is IN THE g as man has existed. It seemed to me the young this is their right and we associates saw to it the photo was tury and he was a relatively in piety — and there is nothing so evil the body is dead (James everyone else. Fred Harris, the only ST. MAI RICE'S CHURCH, Bolton. Bartholomew, assistant minister. Nursery available, infant through Grade 2:28), but the spirit returns are derelict and less than honorable widely viewed in rural white prosperous white lad in a mostly as self-righteous evil. 9:30 a.m.. Worship Service, child and other candidate to issue White House Rev. Robert W. Cronin, pastor. 2. Sermon by Ms. Shirley Macemon, I WANT ADS I to God (Ekxl. 12:7). Jesus if we fall short. bastions. And when the ax handle shabby and black region. But what But that is the pessimistic view of infant care available, coffee fellowship alternate lay member. Our S ta ff Is Here ALL invitations during the primaries, said Saturday Masses at 5 and 7:30 p.m.; described the realm of the Yesterday crowds gathered at a rally. Carter was this in the wider world? Outside the flaw hunters here. One can after the service. A good education should open in the end: “1 don’t know what I’d Sunday Masses at 7:30, 9:15 and 11 a.m. MEDICINAL dead (Hades) as divided by channels of communication between praised Maddox as “ a fine Plains he was a country bumpkin. speculate any gloom, but in clear 7 Days A Week have done if I’d won and they all SERVKES an impassable gulf generations. Ours tends, although I Georgian.” Carter first cut loose from the fact there is little of substance to pin ST. M v n HEW'S CHURCH, Tolland FIRST CONGREGATIONAL came.” Rev. Francis J. O'Keefe, pastor. To Serve Your Famiiyf between the saved and un 25 years ago firmly believe unintentionally, to “He called me his warm friend at farm image at Annapolis. A on Jimmy Carter. Even the soft rap t.HURCil, I NITED CHURCH OF AVAIABLE saved, with both conscious Admittedly, overanxiousness is Saturday Masses at 5 and 7 p.m.; Sun The new Eighth Utilities District justify rebellion, selfishness and every stop,” Maddox remembers. classmate remembers him as “shy, that he has no sense of humor does •.HRIS'I', Andover. Rev. David J. Reese of their situation, Luke 16: hardly a political flaw. And as Eric day Masses at 8:30,10:30 and 11:45 a.m. HI, pastor. ELECTIIOLUX SALES AND board of directors re-elects the pre competition. The statement is made “When I’d helped him become gover but progressive.” He studied nuclear not stand up. Any native of Plains 19-31. Hoffer says it; "Charlatanism to 10 a.m.. Morning Worship. sent officers of the Manchester Fire that the schools cannot teach nor, he practically threw me out of physics and later became one of the knows, for example, that a seven- MESSIAH EVANGELICAL SERVICE IS ANNDUNCINO Jesus further taught that some degree is indispensable in a UTIIERAN CHUICII, (Wisconsin both will be raised Department headed by Chief John children values. I contend that the the State House. In other words he select few to be handpicked into course meal for a cracker is possum TAI.COTTVILLE c o n g r e g a - WESTOWN O v e r leader.” And yet many wonder. Even simultaneously — the Merz. schools could not have children in used me. And he lied to the people of Hyman Rickover’s elite submarine pie and a six pack. And recently at a Synod), 3(X) Uuckland Rd., ^ u th Windsor. I'MINAL CHURCH, UNITED THE DPENINO OF THEIR NEW the candidate’s sister-in-law, Sybil 9 a.m., Sunday School; 10 a.m.. 25 righteous to life and the un them for one hour a day, much less Georgia just like he is lying again braintrust. When his father died he class reunion, when an old classmate CIIU KCH OF CHRIsr. Rev. Kenneth OFFICE AT POST ROAD Carter, says; "Jimmy is so deter Worship Service. Knox, pastor. 455 HARTFORD RD. Y e a rs righteous to damnation, 10 years ago six, without their learping values and today to the prople of the U.S.” quit the service to help on the farm, told of her secretarial job, Jimmy mined I’m a little afraid of him.” 10 a.m.. Worship. o f John 5:28, 29. to learn those values' by default Is sad The other lies to which Maddox but he was a country bumpkin no cracked; “But can you type?” ST. JOHN'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH, PLAZA. HARTFORD TPKE, MANCHESTER Thieves get $2,650 In cash and $1,- To a large degree. Carter invites indeed. alludes concern mostly well-covered more; one Pentagon official who has His flaw then is that he is only Rt. 30, Vernon, Rev. Robert H. Wellher, ROtiKVILLE UNITED METH- tContiniious 071 in checks from safes at the Iona the fear and suspicion. As a Spanish rector. VERNON. CT. PHONE 872- YOUR COMMUNITY Mary Haldeman ground. Carter once courted George studied Carter’s Navy records says if human, but he seems to handle the ODi.ST CHURCH, 142 Grove St. Rev. CHURCH OF CHRIST Mfg. Co., and the Medical Phar newsman recently said of him, "He 8 a.m., Holy Communion; 10 a.m.. HEALTH SERVICE STORE’ Sarvlcel macy. St. Mary’s Episcopal Wallace, but now says he didn’t. He he had continued his career he’d have condition better than most — no John W. Mortimer, pastor. 3303 Lydall and Vernon Streets is an exuberant pragmatist with Family Service and Church School. Church once felt such pain for My Lai two or three stars today. small feat for a political man. 9:30 a.m.. 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Schultz lfflaud|rfitpr Euruing Hprali Acnots 2 Ark landing 1 Peto site Sw im m ing Dear Abby 6 Brook or 3 Marchers rainbow — (coll.) VOU CAN TALK ALL VOU 11 Candied sea- 4 Individual I'M JUSTA D06, AND I SO CAN'T UlE 6ET ON holly root 5 Hideous WANT, SOT I CAN'T W (?onT have ANV MONEV WITH THE SHOW? classes are By Abigail Van Buren (var.) / monster I6HAT W R e SELUN6.. Area news 13 Sault----- 6 Small flapa Andover El'iiiglon Hebron South Windsor Marie 7 Streamlet ■------14 Bread makert (var.) nrai^H Coventry East Hartford Tolland Vernon registering 15 Ascetic 0 Wild asa iia(J(^ISI 16 Before 9 lays 27 Swimming 39 Ampules 17 Short lacketa 10 Very small 41 Assemble I I DEAR ABBY: I'm afraid 1 blew it. I am a 47*year*old 19 General (ab.) 12 Hops' kilns 29 Sea cow 43 Frolic 20 Underdone 13 Poems 33 Miss (coll.) 45 Arabian gulf widow with three children, and I’m gooddooking but not too 22 Moral fault 16 Lubricate 34 Staggerer 46 Qroovea South Windsor smart about men. 23 Quite 21 Church festival 35 Be seated 49 Single (comb, I met this beautiful, eligible bachelor and we were 24 Former 23 Sold 37 Marine fish form) Board protests Russian ruler 51 Priority (prefix) attracted to each other instantly. He asked me out, and on 25 Rant 36 Rushes The Recreation Department has 26 Victims of the first date, in a weak moment, I went to bed with him. leprosy T” 2 r i r 6 7 6 5“ io announced registration dates for Now I could kick myself because he promised to call me 26 Diminutive of more classes in swimming. soon, but it's been three days and I haven't heard from him. Samuel il li IT" elite grouping 30 Heavy weight Mickey Finn — Morrle Walts Competitive swimming class will He said he had to go out of towi) on business, so maybe 31 Qovernmental 14 tft • run July 26 through Aug. 8 from 9-10 that's where he is. agency (ab.) \i Poor commumcations and a report Maneggia said if the students were a.m. Persons must have passed the Should 1 call him? Do you think he lost respect for me? If 32 Turf II labeled "misleading" resulted in homogeneously grouped and or if the intermediates. he does call again, should I play hard to get? Or do you 33 Certain 20 21 H 2 3 Board of Education members objec think he'll expect me to hop into bed with him because I was vegetables Project Talent students were the a pushover on the first date? 36 Permits 24 25 27 ting to homogeneous A (same skill same ones in the group, it was con An adult swimming class will be 39 Contender How should I handle this? He acted like he really liked 40 Point a gun U level) grouping for some students in trary to board policy. July 26 through Aug. 6 from 6:30 to me, and he is the kind of man I want to marry. 42 Skips Grades 7 and 8. Allen said he did not see it as board 7:30 p.m. PUSHOVER 44 Choler A report by Siegmar Blamberg. ac policy. A synchronized swimming class 45 Perfume 47 Corded fabric 3j M 3T 37 38 ting principal, to the board said Maneggia said the school missed will be held Aug. 9 through Aug. 20 DEAR PUSHOVER: Don't call him. If he calls you, 48 Mention a 41 43 scheduling for the 1976-77 school year the boat. It was not what the board from 9-10 a.m. Swimmers must have explain that you got "carried away" and now regret It. (It'a 50 Seafood — 42 true.) If you blew it with this man, take your lumpa and 52 Mortgagee 44 46 47 has been completed. report said wanted. It created an elite group. passed intermediates. 53 Took long there was homogeneous grouping for learn from the experience. A man may want a pushover for a Allen said teachers had strong An advanced swimming class will date, but not for a wife. steps 46 49 to one high level section of students in be held the same dates and time. 54 European feelings for homogeneous grouping. finch f 62 math in Grade 7 and 8. The board instructed Allen to meet Swimmers must have passed the DEAR ABBY: My fiance said he wanted to present me 55 Feel Andrew Maneggia, board member, swimmers level prior to Aug. 9. DOWN a 56 with Blamberg and research the Adding tapes to the library with "a stone" that had been in his family for a long time, so 1 Utah county 17 asked if the students identified for situation. The class fee is |2. To learn more, naturally I was all excited when he handed me a small ring .NKHSI‘AF’$;R KNTKHI'HISK vss.n . Project Talent, a gifted program South Windsor Women s Club members look over cassette tapes they donated to the town’s call 644-2511, ext. 28. Class size is box. Priscilla’s Pop — Al Vermeer were the same students in this Allen’s research limited. To register, got to the Imagine how I felt when 1 opened it and found an ugly “elite” group. library. The tapes and filmstrips are based on some of the best books in children’s little gray stone which he laughingly identified as a Preliminary research by Allen Recreation Department daily from 9 [HOW (slUTTY T o t i n g WWO SAYS IT'S \ He said the board agreed to literature and add interest to story hours. Looking over their shoulders is Wilma Hawkins a.m. to 3 p.m. “gallstone"—one of many that had been surgically removed shows there was homogeneous from hia mother! C A M YOU W ATER TO FOR M Y .h o r s e ?J homogeneous grouping in math only. grouping. He said it would be What do you think about a clown like this? GET? A ST U P ID He said when the school system had changed. There will be total NOTLAUGHING WOODEM homogeneous grouping up to Grade 8 heterogeneous grouping for all Grade Win at Bridge HORSE in the past, many problems resulted 7 and 8 groups. DEAR NOT: His mother may have had the gallstones, but he's got the GALL. and the board voted to do away with Allen said ways to provide Junior fire it. enriched programs for the gifted Students need real life Board members objected to DEAR ABBY: I am 10 years old, and I am dying to get Ozzie bids daring grand slam -c? students would be explored. Ellington seeking the aid of local business, in basic programming techniques but my ears pierced, but my mother says I am too young. Blamberg’s report and the fact they A full report would be given to Graig Plunkett, head of the school’s fighters formed Abby, I am NOT too voung. All my friends have their c To meet the needs of talented doesn’t have the facilities or the were not informed homogeneous board members, Allen said. ears pierced, and I have neard that some girls have theirs After East had overcalled students, Ellington High School is math department, said this week. finances to do more. NORTH grouping in all areas was being done. Plunkett appealed to the board of Coventry pierced when they are a year old. « AQJ92 Jacoby’s opening diamond bid directors of the Rockville Area Another area is aviation science. I have some money of my own saved up, and I could pay V83 with four hearts and West had Theater was another area. COVENTRY — Junior Department for it myself, but my mother says I can't spend it that way. 4 AQJ963 bid five hearts over Mrs. 7-17 Chamber of Commerce. Business of the North Coventry Fire Depart Jacoby’s four spades, Ozzie Camber nominates directors He said the school newspaper Please help me, Abby. I am depending on you. 41- people might provide valuable lear ment was fom ed under the direction WANTS PIERCED EARS wanted to have Mrs. Jacoby provides some experience in jour Captain Easy — Crooks and Lawrence any six. The six receiving the highest Robert Tedoldi, president of the ning experience for the students. of Chief Richard Cooper, Second WEST EAST play a grand slam, but he Vernon nalism. But its scope and depth is not A6 47 number of votes will be automatical board, said the nominating com He said a number of talented Assistant Chief Peter DeCarli and DEAR WANTS: Sorry, but 10-year*olds muRt abide by wanted to stop a heart lead. sufficient. 4K 10 4 V AQJ972 How could he do it? A slate of 12 nominees for the ly elected. students each year find the EHS Vice President George E. Ross Jr their mothers' decisions. Meanwhile, be patient, dear, and mittee, headed by John Pozzatto, The fifth interest he listed was when you come of age, have yourself an ear*plercing 4854 42 One way would be to make a board of directors of the Rockville Those nominated were: Joseph chose the nominees carefully so as to program, flexible and varied though This junior department is open to «KJ0765 4 A 10 8 3 2 Area Chamber of Commerce was ap power mechanics which he said the celebration. fake cue bid at six hearts and Paradis, Steve Lament, Craig have representation from each of the it may be, not sufficient either boys and girls from 14 to 18. ’They will SOUTH (D) then go to seven spades. The proved by the board at its meeting because the student’s interests are so school’s industrial arts facilities do 4 K 108 5 4 3 Zahner, Lee Higgins, Harvey three towns served by the chamber, not allow them to offer. be trained ifi fire fighting and 1765 trouble with that action would Wednesday and now will go out to the Desruisseaux, Stuart specialized or the student has rescues. From 14 to 16 they will CONFIDENTIAL TO-"WONDERING IN SAN AN be that expert West would say Vernon, Ellington and Tolland. Plunkett’s program is called the 4K107 general membership. Kupferschmidt, Dan Wright, William exhausted the courses.” assist at the scenes of disasters. TONIO": A blood test does not always prove who the 4Q 4 to himself, "Why did Jacoby He said consideration was also Independent Study Program. It is not Members will be given the list of 12 Repoli, Steve Diana, Nelson Skinner, given to the businesses and industries He said they would like to give such From 16 to 18 they will carry out the baby's father IS, but it proves conclusively who the baby's Vorth-^uUi vulnerable bother to cue bid when he was connected with the Cooperative Work father ISN'T. going to bid seven all the names and will be asked to vote for Guy Cambria, and Ron Belschner. so there would be a cross section. students a learning opportunity full duties of older members. Those Experience Program. TTie I.S.P. is W «l North E » t South time.” within the community which will cor interested in joining, contact any not looking for career education but Pass So Jacoby tried the reverse respond to their interests and talents. member of the department or come Pass 1 4 4V 4 4 rather to give the students a real life method. He just bid seven He suggested computer program to the firehouse at Rt. 31 any 5V 7 4 Pass Pass spades! learning experience. [ion officers nominated ming. The high school offers a course Wednesday at 7 p.m. Pass West studied and studied Astro-graph Opening lead — 7 4 and finally came to the con [ i Hebron Aug, 11 meeting. service officer; Robert Croston, clusion that Jacoby was sure The slate is: Dennis Shea, com historian; G. Earl Porter, judge ad By BERNICE BEDE OSOL ly void of hearts. Hence, his ’The nominating committee of the only hope lay in the club suit. Alley Oop — Dave Graue American Legion placed a slate of of mander; Richard M. Grant, senior vocate; George Smith, sergeant-at- vice commander; Frank Finnigan, By Oiwald & Jamei Jacoby He led a club and Mrs. Jacoby ficers for the coming year in nomina arms; and John Rebillard, assistant Appointed member racked up the grand slam. junior vice commander; Howard adjutant. Officers elected For Sunday, July IS, 1S7S Today’s hand has appeared MY WOMAN COOK THANKS/ I'D APPRECIATE tion at Wednesday night’s meeting. HEBRON — Thomas Ford has been appointed a FISH FOR ■y o u / yi _ TH A T / Grant, finance officer; George COVENTRY — ’The following officers were recently ARIES (March 21-Aprll IS) SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) in this and other columns. The election will be at the post’s Also, George Smith, assistant ser member of an ad hoc bylaw committee of subarea F of Brault, chaplain; Richard A. Keefe, vice officer and Paul Morin, assis elected to the North Coventry Fire Department' Phillip You have honable Intentions Usually you're ready to jump In Oswald Jacoby sat North and the North Central Health Systems Agency of Connecticut. today, but theyre not enough with both feet whan there's Mary Zita Jacoby, Us wife, tant sergeant-at-arms. Nadore, president; George E. Ross Jr„ vice president- to excuse your making people something to do today, you're was South. Readers continue to ask us The office of post adjutant has no Lawrence Beecher, treasurer; and Kenneth McCaffery’, you help leel obligated to you. likely to look lor an excuse to At that time the grand slam if we will open one notrump hold back. when we hold a five-card ma nominee at this time. Taxes due secretary. Fire line positions are: Richard Cooper, chief; TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Be bonuses were 1500 not 8AOITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Oec. jor suit. Nominating committee members Richard Mason, deputy chief; Sherwood Trueman, first satlstled that what people otter vulnerable and 2250 The answer is a decided yes are: Russell Anderson, Howard ANDOVER — First quarter taxes for the 1976-77 year assistant chief; Peter DeCarli, second assistant chief' you today Is the best they can 21) You're more gullible than vulnerable. are payable this month. ’The Town Office Building will give. It's not talr to expect usual today. You tend to The game was rubber if our distribution is S-3-3-2 Grant, Dennis Shea, Richard M. McCaffery, captain; Richard Eberle, capUin; Robert believe what friends tell you. and our hand meets all other take payments daily from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. others to try to operate by your bridge and East and West Grant, G. Earl Porter and Walter W. Topliff, capUin; and Thomas Hlcking, captain. standards. though you know In your heart requirements for an opening it's not true. were both top players. notrump. Donald. Musical show QEMINI (May 21-Juna 20) You can be very gracious to those CAPRICORN (Dee. 22-Jan. ’The post’s annual clambake will be VERNON —■ The Vernon Friends of Music will present Aug. 22 at the site of the proposed Town Committee who accede to your wishes to It) You have sympathy today "Oklahoma” July 27, 28, and 29 at 8 p.m. at the Vernon day. Pals who try to think lor with those under you. This new post home adjacent to Ted’s in Middle School, Rt. 30. Tickets are on sale at Vemon- VERNON — ’The Democratic Town Committee will themselves won't please you would be line, except that you Hebron Center. '^“*y 27 at 7:30 p.m. in the Stop & Shop Meeting nearly as much. should be exercising discipline B*rry * World Flintstones — Hanna-Barbera Productions Rockville Music, Lane Music Center, Belmot Record rather than restraint. All post members and Howard G. R ^rn, 2M Hartford Tpke. ’The meeting will endorse cam CANCER (June 21-July 22) Shop, and The Carousel in Vernon and Bellers Music AQUARIUS (Jen. 20-Feb. It) Grant have tickets. The menu in Shop, Manchester. Middle school and high school as follows: one state represen Whether or not you realize It. cludes either steak or lobster and tative; 10 justices of the peace; and one registrar of your motives are transparent It would be nifty today It you r WANT 'v'0 (J TO s t a r t THAT'S GREAT./ students are participating. today. It'll be ol little avail lor could slay In bed and shut the THIS YOUNfe IN r NOTHING.. THEN YOU WON'T steamers for holders of adult tickets. you to try to put others on. world out. Scale down your ac youR d e p a r t m e n t , H A V E TO , tivities ss much as possible. f l in t s t o n e /... , B R E A K HIAA IN ./... Children will be limited to bake LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) items other than seafood or steak. Although you have a tendency PISCES (Feb. 20-Marcb 20) II T Calendar to deal In Illusion today, you you plan to begin a new project y must come to grips with reality. today, line up your list ol It would be a serious mistake to materials before you start. You F arm tours do otherwise. could buy much mors than needed otherwise. Monday caucus, 8 p.m.. Town Hall. VIROO (Aug. U-Sept. 22) In Andover Tuesday business dealings today, make Town clerk, lax collector, Saturday Economic Development up your mind to grit your teeth Monday assessor, 7 to 9 p.m.. Town Of and hold the line. Your oppo your Commission, 7:30 p.m.. Court Conservation Commission, 8 fice Building. nent Is determined to have his b irth d a y Motorcycle problem p.m.. Town Office Building. Vernon Room, Memorial Buildina way. and Sunday Park Place. *' July It, 1t7t Assessor, 7 to 9 p.m., ’TOB. Wednesday Saturday LIBRA (8ep«. 22-Oe1. 23) An Warren Wayland, 27, of 616 Crystal Lake Rd„ Tolland tightens a It's Important that you think In HARTFORD (UPI) — Humpty Recreation Commission, Junior Grange meeting, 2 inability to decide which way toose Cham on his motorcycle in Henry Park, Rockville recently. Wednesday p.m.. Grange Hall, Rt. 30. the scales are leaning could terms ol financial gain this Dumpty was a good egg and the 7:30 p.m., Gilead Hill School. cause you to delay so long that year. Deliberating along these Born Loser — Art Sansom ^ was riding just to cool off from the summer’s heat, he said Board of Selectmen, 9:30 Wednesday lines will spur you to greater, Connecticut Farm Bureau this a.m., TOB. whatever you say or do Is really (Herald photo by Barlow) weekend wants to tell you and your Thursday Safety Town press day, Irrelevant. more rewarding efforts. Young At Heart, 1:30 p.m., Monday 10:30 a.m.. Northeast School. children all about it first hand. Andover Congregational Board of Selectmen, 3 p.m.. HEHHEWfHW,' rUTiUHOOlUHAT Town Office Building. Board of Education Freezer Fact W orks^, 10 Forty-one Connecticut farms will Church. meeting, 7:30 p.m., office of a.m. to noon, and 7:30 to 9:30 Bugs Bunny — Helmdahl and Stoffel OAD4$.,. muoN'TEowrrH-.. be open to the public from 1 p.m. to 5 superintendent. Park St. p.m., TAC Building, Rt. 30. HOWDCes p.m. today and Sunday for tours Friday South Windsor "Is this anything like 'Sensurround' at the THIS TIE 60 sponsored by the Connecticut Farm Assessor, 7 to 9 p.m., ’TOB. Monday I WANT ID WIN A PWlZE HOW CAN 1 5E movies?" Attorney arrested Bureau Association, a statewide Public hearing, 7 p.m.. AT THE COSTUME PARTY SURE IT LOOKS wmiHE general farm organization of more Bolton Town Hall, public park or SWIMMING Is more fun MY 60SS IS GIVINO.' WEALISTIC .----- Vernon than 2,500 farm families with offices dinance. Our Boarding House — Carroll & McCormick Moore pleaded innocent Thursday Monday Town Council, 8 p.m.. Town state Police Thursday arrested in Hartford. in Tolland County Superior Court to The 41 farms include dairy, Charter Commission, 8 Hall. in your own swimming pool PUT ON TH' DIO K7U PACK INI HE MUST MEAN EVERY TIME Michael G. Moore, 29, of Muldraugh p.m.. Town Hall. Council workshop, 9 p.m.. the forgery and mishandling charges. poultry, fruit, vegetable, potato, HEAD AN’ CHESS SET AND MRS. HOOPLE'S ' HE (30ES Ky„ formerly of Coventry, Conn., on Board of Finance, 8 p.m.. Town Hall. He was released on a $2,000 non beef, tobacco, greenhouses, Christ STEP , PROSPECTOR'S COUSIN JERRY' BACK FOR charges stemming from his alleged surety bond. Moore asked for a jury Town Hall. Tuesday OUTSIDE,' fick?-«.um.hak:' THE FRY COOK MORE, STICK mas trees, nursery, lumber and €H7tikyMA,kit:.1M Hag US PW 0* forgery of Common Pleas Court trial. Democratic Town Party I'LL take care of AT THE S0METHIN6 %|1 horse production. The tours are the documents and mishandling of The charges are second-degree Tuesday MV EVENIN0 clothes INPBPENDENCE IN THE clients' funds. first ever conducted on a statewide per s o n a ll y .' if PAY HAMauPSER 6ARA6E forgery (two counts), third-degree Board of Selectmen, 8 p.m.. The arrest took place at Bradley basis in America, the bureau says. Town Hall. SPECIAL JERRY HEARS THAT DRIVE-IN there: ■ HE'LL NEVER larceny (two counts), and criminal Area farms on the tour include: X'M IN TOWN HE'LL EVERY ITEM IS /Y\I6S IT.' L’il Sports — WIrth International Airport in Windsor impersonation. The alleged crimes JULY 19 ONLY INSIST ON 76*.' Locks. Moore traveled to Connec The Mulnite Farms, Windsorville; Wednesday were committed between April and Circle R Farm, Hebron; Melvin Senior Citizens, 1:30 p.m.. TROUSillSSfO pinner I >1, ticut to surrender after resigning October of 1975, Nsg. 11.40 (WHh This AO) I'LL TAKE IT.' 2 Strickland’s poultry farm, Hebron; Town Hall. .1 Thursday from his captaincy in the Authorities said the larceny counts it- W^IGHUIFTINS U.S. Army. He had been assigned to Porter Farm, Hebron; and the I stem from Moore’s alleged misuse of Niemann Farm, Ellington. • f 1 , the staff judge advocate’s office at money he was to have collected as Coventry i 4Hoarimvhe COSTUME k ) J k CONTEST Ft. Knox, Ky. In Connecticut, the farming in SHOP debts owed to his clients. Monday SiristMFiMcStnricn dustry grosses $22C million a year. 621 MkMta Tpko. la M Welfare hours, 7 to 9 p.m., or CALL irs-asos Towit Hall. For Monday Plekup Town Council, 7:30 p.m.. A Friday Doilvary Georgia choir visits Town Hall. Tuesday Rediscover the home as a, center of leisure ac- t^ERRY |Ui3 Tolland ple nature studies, crafts, music, Republican 53rd District tM tles... What batter way to provide heelthhil... VJILL ' camps reprdless of their religion. Assembly Convention, 8 p.m.. The Youth Choir of the First Bap games, and Bible stories will make iMam. relaxing... tun, lor every member of the lamlly ; u n d e r s t a n d >=- While in Tolland the Americus Town Hall. 7 -ir 1^:,. CMS/hinMA hi. I U Hn, II'. )-j( INI 7 * f 7 up the free program. than by Installing a homa swimming pool. A tist Church of Americus, Ga., as young people will be in seven other p e s t of the Baptist Church of The “camps” will be at the Ow 40 Tssrs si Msn oioio itn ks programs. They will present a con Wednesday Short Ribs — Frank Hill ’Tolland, will conduct a unique following locations: The Dearstyne cert during the Sunday morning ser Welfare hours, 10 a.m. to OpSn 24 Houn Dally Choica of 17 sizo* and shapoa home, 30 Garnet Ridge Rd., 8:45 program of Backyard Day Camps vices at First Baptist on both Juiy 18 noon. Town Hall. FOR EMOGENCY SERVHX In-Ground or On-Ground Quality Pools July 19 to 23. a.m .; the Barrows, 25 Curtis Dr 9 TpU'RE A sc o u n d r el’ you SAID THIS TOOTH ) I KILLED AN OL£>^ and 25. They wili also present a Parks and Recreation Com Oo-lt-Yoursolf Pool Nits you SOLD ME WAS FRW SkSTIC. , EASON 'WITH a m.; the Wheelers, 79 Willie Circle, AND A CHEAT' ^ musical program and puppet show at mission, 7:30p.m., Town Hall. Finnish Saunas A DBAdON 'you WLLEn itLSETEEETF 9 a.m.; the Sullivans, 65 Robin Cir The camps have been developed by Crandall’s Park Monday and '' I THOUGHT YOU SAID YOUR L cle, 9 a.m.; the Grays, Partridge the Tolland church. ’They combine Thursday at 2 p.m. HEATIN8 0ILS Lane, 9:30 a.m.; and the Calls,' 32 SISTER WAS GOING TO fi the elements of day camps and vaca Sherry Circle, 9:15 a.m. Hebron STAY HO\AE/" f tion Bible schools and are adapted to The 40-mdmber group will also per OILMIRNU A AU-SEASON POOL The sessions will end about 11:30 Saturday “That’s a dandy, Andyl Tire him out!' lawns or backyards. form at special Evangelistic ser HEATimiNSTALUTION a.m. each day. The Bible content will Farm tours. Circle R, Rt. A SAUNA INC. The activities are designed es vices, Wednesday, ’Thursday, and be ta u p t in a non-sectarian way and 85; Strickland, East St.; and 6 4 3 - 5 1 3 5 RIa. 44A on Bollon Lakt — Bolton pecially for children aged 6-12. Sim Friday nights at 7:30. The public is Porter, Martin Rd. (Also Sun 316 Csntff SI. MsnchMtsr Our 17th Year TEL: 648-8962 all children are welcome at the invited. day all day) i t PAGE TEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Sat- July 17. 1976 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchtater. Conn.. Sat., July 17. 1976— PAGE ELEVEN Obituaries It was politics all week Survivors are two sons, Frank for the town’s elderly housing Olympics open despite walkouts Mrs. Rose Goldberg Lewis of Manchester and Samuel Politics occupied the attention of Mrs. Rose Ostrinsky Goldberg, 86, Lewis of Chicago; six grandchildren many Manchester residents this Week In review projects such as small musical week. ensembles made up of members of 58 Essex St. died Friday a | Mt. and four great-grandchildren. ( I MONTREAL (UPI) — With much pomp and pageantry, Sinai Hospital in Hartford. The funeral is private, at Weinstein Local Democratic State Central from the Manchester Civic “Many trained for a long time for this,” he said before Committee members voiced support Orchestra and the Summer Pops Queen Elizabeth formally opens the cloud-shrouded Summer making his way to a special plane that was sent for the team. She was the widow of Harris Mortuary, 640 Farmington Ave., figures show a decline and the long for Rep. William A. O’Neill in his Orchestra. Olympics today barely hours after four more nations walked out Goldberg. Hartford. Burial will be in term enrollment trend is for a con “But I think they understand the principle for our action and battle with Peter G. Kelly for state Council also decided to look into She was bom in Poland and lived in Workmen’s Circle Order Cemetery, tinued decline. This enrollment of the troubled games because of political issues. they must do this to preserve the dignity of their fellow Africans Democratic party chairmanship. the possibility of arranging for a Hartford most of her life until Branch 15. projection could have an effect on the Following the withdrawals Friday of Taiwan, Nigeria, Ugan in Rhodesia and South Africa.” O’Neill, who is the present chair traveling theater group to visit the moving to Manchester 11 years ago. Friends are invited to make state’s approval of future school man, has not received the blessing of town’s recreational playgroqpds this da and Zambia, plus unconfirmed reports that Togo and Amidst the backdrop of bickering and bad blood, some 9,000 She was a member of Workmen’s memorial gifts to a charity of their building and renovation programs. Somalia also had pulled out, no one could be sure how many of Circle Order, Branch 15. own choice. •Gov! Ella Grasso, who appears to be summer. athletes parade in the opening ceremonies before royalty, an in- The Regional Occupational the original 115 entries would take part'in today’s ceremonial supporting Kelly. Social services o person crowd of 70,000 in Olympic Stadium and a worldwide John Sullivan of 89 Finley St. and Training Center, a school for han parade, scheduled to begin at 3 p.m., (EOT). television audience of several hundred million. Audrey Wasik of South Windsor, the dicapped children located at 239 Thirty applicants from Manchester “I feel all countries of Africa will pull out by the start of the Police report Hillstown Rd., should open on were informed this week by the The honor of carrying the U.S. standard goes to swimmer Fourth District representatives to Olympics," said Jean-Claude Ganga, secretary-general of the the State Central Committee, both schedule, the Town Building Com Manchester Housing Authority that Gary Hall, appearing in his third Olympics. The 24-year-old African Sports Council. . , ) medical student at the University of Cincinnati won a silver Muurliester have pledged their support to mittee learned ’Tuesday night. Nor they have been accepted for the Sec An Ambassador Dr. resident O’Neill. man Fendell, director of the center, tion 8 Housing grant program. Par Lord Killanin, president of the International Olympic Com medal in each of the last two Olympics, and was selected for • A 15-year-old Rockville youth reported two windows broken Here Sunday Committee members from the said classes are expected to start ticipants in the program apply 15 to mittee, called the mass walkouts “a tragedy.” today’s honor by the captains of.the 19 American teams was charged with threatening and Thursday night by BB guns. The Rev. Eric Gothberg, pastor of Third District, Mary LeDuc of 162 Sept. 8. 25 per cent of their monthly income “It is a shame that no one thought of the athletes,” said disap represented here. third-degree criminal mischief towards rent. The remaining amount St. Luke’s Lutheran Church in Gales Homestead St. and Eugene Paganetti The building committee also said pointed Zambian sprinter Pierre Ansu-Jallow, one of the vic Hall said. “Until this year, our country has never had a Friday after an incident on Roosevelt Vernon of East Hartford, have not an of the rent is paid by funds provided St. Ferry and formerly of Manchester, repair work at both Bennet and Illing tims of black Africa’s protest against apartheid. “So many of William C. Forthingham, 20, of 297 nounced publicly who they are sup Junior High Schools is going by the federal Departm ent of swimmer carry its banner. I feel very honored to be the first The youth allegedly went to a will be guest speaker Sunday at the 8 Woodcrest Dr., East Hartford suf porting, but Mrs. LeDuc praised the smoothly. Housing and Urban Development. them worked so hard for this opportunity for the last few swimmer given the distinction.” woman's house, asked to use the and 9:30 a.m. services at Emanuel years.” fered injuries in a one-car accident Lutheran Church. job O’Neill has done since taking Fifteen other applicants from The United States, which just two days ago threatened to pull bathroom and, once inside, grabbed a Friday at 7:10 p.m. on Diane Dr. Health care ' i The guest speaker was assistant over after John Bailey’s death in Manchester will also be accepted On the other side of the fence. Dr. Lateef Adegbite, assistant its team out of the Olympics in support of Taiwan, will be kitchen knife and raised it toward the The car he was driving slid off the pastor at Emanuel Church from 1966 April 1975. Cuts in state funding to the into the program at a later date. The head of the jVigerian team, who served as a spokesman for a woman, police said. road and into a utility pole, police represented by 534 athletes and officials. It won’t be known for to 1969 when he resigned to assume It appears now a spot on the Meadows Convalescent home, one of Housing Authority said it has meeting of 16 African nations, said the athletes were prepared She grabbed him, he dropped the said. He was removed from the car Democratic national committee may the largest of its kind in New received 71 applications for the sure until the actual ceremony begins how many nations will be knife, and he ran from the house, the pastorate of the Gales Ferry to accept the reality of higher priorities to their own ambitions. representing Africa. by the Vernon Ambulance crew and Church. be offered to O’Neill forces as part of England, set off a series of staff program. police said. rescue squad and taken to Rockville He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. a compromise, with Kelly being resignations this week which brought To qualify for the program, a fami He was referred to Juvenile Court General Hospital. He was admitted, Oliver Gothberg of 90 Broad St. A named to head the party on the state about a threatened closing if the staf ly of four cannot make more than and released to his father. treated for lacerations, and was in level. fing and patient care was not main $12,800 per year. • Ray H. Pelletier, 36, of 211 1959 graduate of Manchester High stable condition this morning, a Manchester delegates to this tained at health code minimum stan About 400 Manchester families will Center St. was arrested Friday at School, he received his B.A. degree hospital spokesman said. weekend’s Democratic and dard. receive increased benefits from the 1:20 a.m. on Center St. and charged in psychology in 1963 from the Police charged him with operating Republican state conventions were There have been meetings between Aid to Families With Dependent Weak~hitting Red Sox University of Connecticut and was C with disorderly conduct. He allegedly Herald angle too fast for weather conditions. expected to give their support to the the state health department and ad Children (AFDC) program. knocked over garbage stacked at graduated from the Lutheran Seminary, Philadelphia, Pa., in 1966. three favorites. ministrators of the health care facili The AFDC program has changed curbs, harassed a dog in a locked • Richard D. Pariseau, 20, of 67 National League The Rev. Mr. Gothberg and his President Ford, expected to cap ty to resolve the situation. Several its system of payments, and 93 per Earl Yost store, and attacked a newspaper box Hammond St., Rockville was East wife, the former Simone Gauthier, ture all 35 Connecticut delegates, will nurses are reported to have returned cent of the participating families are at Cooper and Center Sts. arrested Friday at 10 p.m. and to their jobs at the Meadows. ’The lose double to Royals W L Pet GB expected to receive increased He was released on $50 cash bond have three children. get all 16 votes of the Manchester Sports Editor Philadelphia charged with third-degree assault. delegation. Town Health Department inspect^ payments from the program. 57 26 .687 - for appearance in Common Pleas Pittsburgh The charge stems from a dispute the quality of patient care and found For a family of four living in throw my fastball whenever I got centerfielder Rick Miller barely mis 48 35 .578 9 Court 12 in East Hartford July 26. Tennis lessons set Sen. Lowell Weicker, running for a KANSAS CITY.Mo. (U P D - New York with a motorist over an alleged traf it satisfactorv. Manchester, monthly benefits will in behind. I wouldn’t even think about sed catching Mayberry’s hit which 47 43 .522 13V5 • Robert C. Godfrey, 24, of 358 second term in the U.S. Senate, was Paul Splittorff won 20 games in St. Louis fic violation, police said. The Manchester Recreation The proposed bylaws of the North crease from $347.41 to $349.22. throwing a breaking ball. sailed over Miller’s head. 38 46 .452 19V5 Adams St. was arrested Friday at 8 expected to receive 15 of 16 votes In fairness to the wire service, the 1973, but the Kansas City Chicago He is scheduled to appear in Com Department will be offering adult from Manchester. Central Health Systems Agency of Hard to please "Now, when I get behind, I won’t A double by Denny Doyle and Carl 36 50 .419 22yt p.m. at police headquarters on a mon Pleas Court 19 in Rockville Aug. tennis instructions on Tuesday and Business top spo-ts wire which is available, no Royals’ left-handed pitcher just try to throw the bll by the batter. Montreal 26 53 .329 29 On the Democratic side. Secretary Connecticut were accepted in part by longer is subscribed to. If we did, Yastrzemski’s single gave Boston a court warrant charging him with . It's getting increasingly more dif- West 11 Thursday nights at the Manchester of State Gloria Schaffer, seeking the ad hoc committee of the subarea Pillowtex Corp. of Dallas, Tex. an wo’t be disappointed if it never I'll try to hit a corner with a breaking 1-0 lead in the first but the Red Sox threatening and third-degree larceny I'icult with each passing season to more national items would creep into W L Pet GB • Robert A. Ignatowicz, 22, of 41 High lower courts. party nomination to oppose Weicker, group from Manchester and several nounced it plans to move into a happens again. ball or something. I’ll try to pitch my didn't have another base runner until (by possession). please all readers. the daily editions but on a tid-bit Cincinnati 54 34 .614 - Vernon Ave., Rockville was arrested Beginners lessons will run from 6 was expected to capture most of the surrounding towns. The rejected ar Regent Street factory once used by way out of it.” Cecil Cooper led off the eighth with He allegedly threatened to use a The reasons are plain and simple. scale due to lack of space. 'T m not a 20-game winner,” said Los Angeles 49 39 .557 5 Friday at 8:15 p.m. and charged with to 7 p.m. with advance players from 7 21 votes from Manchester’s ticles will be studied and discussed at the Iona Manufacturing Co. Splittorff hasn't lost in nine starts an infield single. shotgun July 5 to “blow some people 1. There is more activity on the Local sports events are in most Splittorf. "My stuff isn't that good. I Houston 43 45 .489 11 foul language and threats to a girl in to 8 p.m. Registration will be held delegates. Also seeing the another meeting next week, and the Pillowtex, which makes pillows, had super control and got a lot of since May 31, and in those nine In the opener, Kansas City scored away’’ who had beaten him up, police local scene this summer then ever eases given a bigger play, larger type San Diego 43 46 .483 llVk Rockville. Court is Aug. 11. Tuesday evening at 5:30 followed by Democratic nomination for U.S. recommendations passed on to the expects to open the factory in the breaks when I won 20 three years games, he has a 2.33 earned run four runs against Boston reliever said. Police confiscated a shotgun before. heads and better page position, than Atlanta 40 47 .460 13Vk • David L. Bertrand, 24, of 96 Echo lessons at 6 on Tuesday night, July Senate is Donald Irwin, former con legal committee of the agency’s fall. ’The opening will mean about 60 ago. " average. He admits he’s pitching Tom Murphy in the fourth. Mayberry which had been stolen Oct. 14 from a 2. Allotted space for sports is get the limited state and national stories San Francisco 36 53 .404 18Vk Dr., Vernon was charged with breach 20, or you can register at the West gressman from the 4th District and Board of Directors. very well. But he still won’t allow and Jaime Quirk singled in runs W. Middle Tpke. address. immediate jobs, and as many as 100 ting tighter all the time. made available. Despite his modesty, Splittorff has Friday's Results of peace following a domestic distur Side Recreation Center anytime former mayor of Norwalk. jobs after two years of operation. an excellent chance to be a 20-game liimself to think about winning 20 before Buck Martinez capped the ral Godfrey was released on $1,000 bance at his home today at 3:54 a.m. 3. The staff remains the same size. games. Houston 4, New York 3 between 9 a.m. and 2 p.m. Mass transportation and tax The Manchester Arts Council has Lydall, Inc. reported a strong se winner again this season. Friday ly with a two-run double. nonsurety bond for court July 26. Court is Aug. 11. There's no question, it’s getting Pittsburgh 7, Atlanta 2 There is a fee. reform were two of the major con formed committees to contact the All vying for space "I'm still going to have to get a lot Cookie Rojas’s ninth-inning • R o n ald A. W est, 19, of cond quarter with record sales and harder with each vear to please all night, he won his 10th game, pitching Cincinnati 4, Montreal 3 cerns of a dozen Democrats who Manchester High School about earnings. Currently there are a number of a masterful three-hitter to beat the of breaks, " he said. “A lot of things sacrifice fly gave the Royals a 5-1 Middletown was arrested Friday at readers. This is only one of the hard- are going to have to go right. Jim St. Louis 4, San Diego 2 attended a state platform input availability of the facility for art Pioneer Systems, Inc. and Pioneer to-please departments in The Herald. sports vying for space like softball — Boston Red Sox 5-1 in the first game lead, Boston's only run was un 7:15 p.m. at headquarters on a court I'ulmer can win 20 games with his earned, coming in the fifth when Jim Los Angeles 4, Chicago 1 Text of speech Continued from Page One----- meeting. organizations. The council also International Corp. showed rises in For example, we hear comments seven male, two female Rec spon of doubleheader. warrant charging him with third- stuff alone. I can’t. Rice tripled and then scored on a San Francisco 1, Philadelphia 0 Robert Walsh of Coventry, the decided to sponsor musical events earnings for the period. from the golfers that there is too sored leagues in slow pitch, plus Lit Kansas City also won the second degree forgery and third-degree November victories at every "If I tried to rely on just my stuff, I Martinez error. Today’s Games burglary. The charges stem from the at the same time that the Fourth Senatorial District’s member much space devoted to slow pitch tle Miss, Girls’ Senior, and Girls’ fast game, as A1 Fitzmorris outdueled level, from the courthouse to the American consumer will have pitch and Central Connecticut wouldn't be up here.” That’s why Ferguson Jenkins, Boston’s star Atlanta (Rithven 10-8) at May 15 break into the Town Line of the state Democratic platform softball. On the other hand, the soft- Boston’s Rck Wise to earn a 2-1 vic Pittsburgh (Kison 7-4) state house to the White House. ample supplies and stable prices. Women’s fast pitch, plus Brown’s en tory. Fitzmorris gave up five hits lie's learned how to pitch. ting pitcher in the opener, was forced Package Store on Spencer St. committee, requested the hearing so ballers have voiced their sentiments St. Louis (Denny 4-4) at San Diego "We must center our attack not We can ensure that every working Meetings next week try in the Connecticut ASA women’s In the second game, John to leave the game in the third inning Court is Aug. 2. l()cal party members could talk to that too much golf is carried. while Wise gave up four. It was Fitz (Freisleben 6-5) on fellow Republicans, but on this man and woman in America who him about what they would like to Here's next week’s schedule of cy, Probate Court. slow pitch loop. morris' 11th victory of the season. Mayberry drove in both Kansas City after straining his right Achilles ten • Gary D. Steadman, 22, of no cer And complaints are the same from runs with a double in the sixth inning Houston (Andujar 5-5) at New Democratic congress, the wants a job can find a job ^ not a see, or not see, in the party’s plat public meetings in Manchester 7:30 p.m. — Housing Authority, 24 For baseball followers, Moriarty’s Splittorff will gain more satisfac don. Jenkins, seeking his 200th major tain address was arrested Friday at 5 others along these lines in other after Wise had walked Amos Otis and York (Seaver 9-5) Democratic platform and Humphrey-Hawkins dead-end job, form. (locations are in Municipal Building, Bluefield St. sports. and Manchester Community College tion from 20 wins this season than he league victory, is not expected to a.m. on a court warrant charging Democratic ticket which tries to George Brett with two outs. Boston Philadlephia (Underwood 5-1) at but a well-paying job with a 41 Center St., unless noted: 8 p.m. — Bicentennial Commission, One feels that his or her main in are in the Hartford Twilight League, did from 20 wins in 1973, because he miss a turn in the rotation. him with fourth-degree larceny. The be all things to all people. For our San Francisco (Montefusco 7-8) future, generated by an expanding Education iMunday Coffee Room. terest sport should get more space then there's the Little League, Farm thinks he's earned his skill. charge stems from the theft of blank country, the new unity we have Montreal (Fryman 8-6) at Cincin economy. We can ensure that our 8 p.m. — 4th Senatorial District, and better coverage. It’s a logical League and Rookie Leagues (all non "I'm a lot better pitcher now than I checks April 26 from a Downey Dr. found must be channeled into The Board of Education told 7 p.m. — Zoning Board of Appeals, nati (Zachry 7-3), N address. youn^ people have an education of parents from Bentley and Hearing room. Hearing Room. feeling but not a practical one and completed). Alumni Junior, Colt was three years ago,” he said. common sense action for the com League and American Legion. Chicago (Stone 1-1) at Los Angeles Court is Aug. 2. high quality and a job worthy of Washington Schools this week that it 7:30 p.m. — District 6, Thursday there is always two sides to every "There's no comparison. I'm able to mon good. But the common good Let's not forget golf, swimming, (Rhoden 8-0), N their talents. We can enaure that would appoint a task force to study 6:30 p.m. — Judges Hours, Probate story — if one wants to take the time do a lot more things now than 1 ever in this country must always be Democratic Town Committee, Coffee tennis, soccer — midget, junior and Sunday's Games government will again be the the priority needs of the schools’ Room. Court. to look the other way, too. We try to could before.” reflected in the well-being of the peewee, plus three levels of Connec Atlanta at New York • David M. Ericson, 16, of 159 capable servant — not the renovation projects in the event the 7 p.m. — 8th District, at District give a balanced sports diet each day. In 1973, Splittorff says, he was still individual. ticut Junior Soccer Association com Cincinnati at Pittsburgh Olcott St. was arrested Friday at meddling master — of the state approves reimbursement for firehouse. — Fire calls— Residents who take part in one throwing — not pitching. Now he “Every American must have American people. petition. Houston at Montreal, 2 12:10 p.m. on court warrant charging the plans. 7:30 p.m. — Board of Education, sport would like indepth coverage of thinks he’s learned how to pitch. the chance to reach his or her Then there is summer basketball— Philadelphia at Los Angeles him with third-degree burglary and "We can ensure that the Townspeople approved a $1.4 administration office. Manchester their activities. Splittorff, who has won seven con fullest potential, unfettered by four leagues — road racing, bowling Chicago at San Diego fourth-degree larceny. The charges American people will continue to million referendum last November Friday, 12:54 p.m. - Train engine secutive decisions to book his record excessive bureaueratic regula Tuesday and numerous weekend softball St. ^ u is at San Francisco, 2 stem from a break June 24 into the live in peace and in freedom by for renovations to the two schools. smoking on railroad tracks at the rear of to 10-6, said, "It used to be that I’d tion, by the bonds of discrimina keeping America strong and by 8 p.m. — Human Relations Com the Stygar Gage building at 1445 Tolland Want national news tourney promotions. American League Arco service station at 288 W. Middle tion, or by conforming pressure Student enrollment projection Tpke. standing for what is right in the mission, Coffee Room. Tpke. (Eighth District) Newcomers to town, with their There have been some complaints East from the giant institutions of our Today, 6:54 a.m. — Smoke reported at main interest state and national He was released on a $1,000 surety world. We . can achieve these Wednesday received that one sponsor gets more W L Pet GB society. Americans are ready the Meadows Convalescent Home Leaders ___ bond for court Aug. 2. goals without looking to the 7:30 p.m. — Health Systems Agen sports, want a full and steady diet of space than another. It does happen Holtzman two-hits New York 53 31 .631 once more for an era of good federal government for all the Manchettor on Bldwell St. (Town) this type news. and for good reason. We make no Baltimore 42 42 .500 11 feeling - not in the blind belief Red Sox baseball followers can’t Detroit A young woman resident on School answers, and without sticking the guarantee here to team sponsors. 40 41 .494 llVk that all our problems are solved, hospital notas get enough on their club, despite the St. reported hearing someone at her American taxpayer with all the A winning team has a better shot of Boston 41 43 .488 12 but in the certain conviction that showing to date. The same holds true Batting Rangers for Yanks side door today at 3:20 a.m. She bills. ★ ★ making the headlines than a loser for Cleveland 39 42 .481 n vt we can solve these problems 'These are not dim visions of Discharged Thursday: for New York Yankee fans in the obvious reasons. NATIONAL LEAGUE Milwaukee 34 46 .425 17 asked who was there and she then together. Helen Waters, 41 Bissell St.; AB ARLINGTON, Tex. (UPI) — Ken Holtzman pitched a two- heard someone run away. the future. They are the proud Beginning July 17... area. Met fans, too, feel left out if the Anyone who guarantees a sponsor H Pet. West "We can ensure that older Emma Klngbaum, 14 Summer daily doings of their team is offered that the name of his, or her business Oliver, Pittsburgh 304 no .362 hitter for his third straight victory and Graig Nettles drove in W L Pet GB record of my administration over St.; Minnie Miller, East Hart Americans will have nothing to only in a tempting, appetizing graph Crawford, St. Louis 232 80 .345 Kansas City — Someone broke into a kitchen on the past two years. They will be will get a lot of free advertising by two runs Friday night as the New York Yankees handed the 54 32 .628 fear from the ravages of runway ford; Mary DesJeunes, 31 instead of a feature story on the Griffey, Cincinnati 307 103 .336 Center St. Thursday night and stole the agenda for my administration Durant St.; Kinuko Stoutnar, undertaking team sponsorship is off Texas Rangers their ninth straight defeat, 3-0. Texas 44 41 .518 m inflation, from flaws in the Social game. Rose, Cincinnati 357 119 .333 $14 worth of food. in the next four years. These are 43 Elro St.; Arthur St. base. This promise has apparently Oakland 44 43 .506 lOVk Security System, from the threat The current wire service that The Morgan, Cincinnati 234 76 .325 Holtzman held the Rangers hitless starts. Fidrych, who has lost twice my goals, and this is my pledge: Laurent, East Hartford; Holly been made to a number of local through three innings. With two out Minnesota 40 45 .471 13W of crime, or from the costly Herald subscribes to is Boston- Foster, Cincinnati 314 101 .322 lowered his league-leading ERA to Someone entered a horse barn on to lead this nation forward on the Ferguson, 40 Brent Dr., Ver merchants. in the fourth Jeff Burroughs singled Chicago 39 45 .464 14 burdens of catastrophic illness. MID-SUMMER oriented and in a classification that Montanez, Atlanta 356 113 .317 1.60. Lake St. Thursday night and stole $2,- path of peace, prosperity and non; John Tedford, 75 We try to please the majority of up the middle. Holtzman walked California 35 54 .393 20V^ We can ensure that the American Campbell Ave., Vernon; Lea does not offer full and complete Geronimo, Cincinnati 259 82 .317 Orioles 3, Angels 4 300 worth of saddles and other riding trust. readers, but it is no easy task as you three but recorded no strikeouts. Friday’s Results farmer will continue to produce Poullot, 22 Hackmatack St.; coverage. can readily see. Maddox, Philadelphia 272 86 .316 Brooks Robinson’s third homer of tack. “Join me on the road to a great Bert Blyleven, 6-12, spaced eight Kansas City 5-2, Boston 1-1 record crops of food and fiber, Mary Drumm, 597 Adams St.; Cey, Los Angeles 276 87 .315 the season, a two-run shot, helped victory for the Republican Party hits and struck out six but lost his Baltimore 5, California 4 and get a fair price in a free Anita Mihaliak, Stafford Wayne Garland to his 11th victory at and for the United States of AMERICAN LEAGUE seventh game in nine starts since Detroit 1, Oakland 0 (11) worldwide market — and ensure Springs; John Clough, 88 E. Nolan Ryan’s expense as Baltiore Pinochle____ _ America in 1976.’’ Center St. AB H. Pet coming to the Rangers in a trade Cleveland 7, Minnesota 6 streaked to its sixth straight win, Chicago 5, Milwaukee 2 Manchester each Thursday at 9:45 a.m. at Jones no puzzle Brett, Kansas City 348 128 .368 from Minnesota on June 1. matching the club’s longest win skein SALE New York 3, Texas 0 McRae, Kansas City 306 107 .350 New York scored twice in the Top sco rers in the the Army and Navy Club. Play PLAY OUR this season. Robinson added two Today’s Games Manchester Senior Citizens Is open to all senior citizens. LeFlore, Detroit 312 102 .327 fourth when Chris Chambliss singled, 116 EAST CENTER ST. featuring storewide singles to support Garland, who has C alifornia (Tanana 10-6) at Pinochle Group game Vernon BONUS GAME Munson, New York 323 105 .325 went to second on a wild pitch and lost only once. Thursday at the Army and MANCHESTER to Cardinal club Carew, Minnesota 327 106 .324 Nettles singled to rightfield after Baltimore (May 6-6), N Winners in the Vernon WE HAD A:; White Sox 5, Brewers 2 Oakland (Norris 2-2) at Detroit Navy Club are Betty Daniel, Senior Citizens Pinochle Club (formeriy A&P) Lynn, Boston 284 89 .313 Carlos May had walked. Osar Gam Bucky Dent’s two-run single broke 816, Peg Vendrillo, 600, Esther tournament Thursday at the siDOO"" NEW YORK (UPI) — The St. Louis Cardinals, who earlier Rivers, New York 341 105 .308 ble then grounded into a fielder’s (Ruble 5-5), N Anderson, 582, Audrey Darey, GREAT SAVINGS a 1-1 tie in the fourth inning and led' Boston (Tiant 10-6) at Kansas City Senior Citizens Center are were th()ught to ^ serious contenders for the National League Staub, Detroit 291 89 .306 choice to score May. In the eighth, Chicago over Milwaukee. Bart John 589, Julia Vendrillo, 563 Mae Franc, 651, Joe Kincman, INNER Carty, Cleveland 275 82 .298 (Hassler 0-6), N Robert Schubert, 562, Richard East divisional title, are now in fourth place. But they have been Chambliss doubled and scored on son’s fifth victory in his last six 601, Bob Richards and Stephen on Cherry, Maple and Manning, Cleveland 333 99 .297 Nettles’ single. Cleveland (Bibby 4-2) at Minnesota Colbert, 581, Ernestine Zaches. each 594. successful in one area where most clubs have been experiencing starts evened his season record at 8- (Redfern 2-5), N Donnelly, 559, Mike Haberem their most difficulty — in beating super southpaw Randy Jones'. In other games, Detroit nipped 8. 558. Doris Stleblts has the high Pine traditional HOME RUNS Oakland, 1-0, in 11 innings, Baltimore Milwaukee (Colborn 5-10) at individual scoi'e of 621 to date Friday night they did it once more i i u Indians 7, Twins 6 Chicago (Gossage 5-7), N The group sponsors a game oi------. displaying sharp control, walked NATIONAL LEAGUE; Kingman, edged California, 5-4, Chicago and the high total score of 1,- Ted Simmons hit a two-run homer Reliever Dennis Eckersley struck New York (Ellis 10-4) at Texas, none and struck out three in raising NY 31; Schmidt, Phil 24; Foster, Cin downed Milwaukee, 5-2, and out pinch-hitter Phil Roof for the ir and Mike Anderson collected three 17; Monday, Chi 16; Morgan, Cin and (Umbarger 7-6), N ARTHURS FINE FOODS FURNITURE hits and scored three runs to beat the hiis record to 10-8. Cleveland shaded Minnesota, 7-6. game’s last out to salvage Pat Dob Robinson, Pitt 15. Tigers 1, A’s 0 Sunday’s Games San Diego Padres and Jones, 4-2. Giants 1, Phillies 0 son’s 11th victory and snap a five- AMERICAN LEAGUE: Bando, Willie Horton singled with one out New York at Texas for every room in your home The loss was only the fourth of the Bobby Murcer's homer with two game Cleveland losing streak. Boston at Kansas City IS NOW OPEN out in the bottom of the ninth inning Oak 19; H e n d ric k , C lev 17; in the 11th inning to score Ron Eckersley bailed out Dave LaRoche season for Jones, who has won 16, Yastrzemski, Bos 16; L. May, Balt LeFlore from second base and give Cleveland at Minnesota tops in the majors. His last defeat gave Ed Halicki and San Francisco with two outs in the ninth after rookie Milwaukee at Chicago KexaTl pharm acy i its victory over Philadelphia. The 14; Rice, Bos 13. Detroit rookie Mark Fidrych his l()th EVERY SUNDAY also was at the hands of the Butch Wynegar hit a three-run homer Oakland at Detroit TEL64S4«;io home run was Murcer’s 12th. win and 12th complete game in 15 to pull the ’iSvins to within one run. 11 lAitUY, II H, i. . Cards, who have beaten him twice in California at Baltimore three meetings this season. Reds 4, Expos 3 9 a,m. • 4 p.m, “I moved up in the box and I cut Dave Concepcion’s two-out, bases- NOTICE down on my swing,” Anderson, who loaded single in the 10th inning off Notes from the Olympic Village Marlborongh Country Barn went 3-for-4 against Jones, said. "I Joe Kerrigan gave Cincinnati its vic for your shopping convenience tory over Montreal. Joe Morgan, MONTREAL (HIM) - Finns are offieials liuve received 222,000 also went to a heavier bat. I’m using Olympie Milage is $12. Tliis coin- "Since our euiiiilerpropusul to whose eighth-inning homer sent the Ihe liiingriesl Olympic athletes NEW STORE HOURS Willie Crawford’s bat, it’s a 3^ requests for aeeommudutiun from pares with .$0 ul Miinieli in 1972, use Ihe name Kepiililio of China- game into extra innings, walked to anil Uliileuns have the smallest CLIP THESE SPECIAL SUNDAY COUPONS ouncer, I just choke up and meet the Olympie visitors. They say all will hill S20 at last winter’s games in Taiwan was nut ureepted liy the ball and it jumps right off.” lead off the 10th. appetites, ueeording to a survey of he met. liiiishi'iiek. nutritional requirements made by . Cuiiadiaii guvernnieiil, we regret ^ Joe Ferguson, who also had two Pirates 7, Braves 2 MOVIHEAL (UPI) - One of OPEN the Olympie Village, Chefs pitched ItO.STON (UPI) — A spokesman that we have no ullernulive hut to WITH THE PURCHAK OF 17.00 a^TH E OLD COUNTRY STORE - , ,... hits and an RBI Friday night, also Willie Stargell and Richie Zisk Ihe first attruetions for Russian Berijf Aditrican PuraUblage Pbr The Home Ami Heerth the eiilorie level at .5,555 per day — for 2(i iiiemhers of the Taiwanese withdraw .from the games,” he used a heavier bat against Jones, sportswomen ut the Olympic Sweet Life slammed two-run homers and Jerry somewhere between the two. Olympie team, stranded here for said. Sweet Life Roulf:*. K \il 12(17 i:i. Husinrus Kuulf tlldf .MMlt-k Viilagp uH Kte. again a 36-ouncer. In other NL Reuss pitched a 10-hitter as \ illage was the daylong cinema. A LL DAY Murlhiiroiikh. < iiiin. \|>slic Srapurl E aII. Co The 3(>,000 meals that will be tile lust six days, suifi Friday he MOM HEAL (CPI) - CZ 20 is Ttic>. S iil. Ki ll. K ri. IIMI..SUM. I ll games, Los Angeles downkl Chicago, Pitteburgh beat Atlanta for Its fourth On tile screen — Godfather II, Mon -Sal. IW-li. Kri. served there daily will provide un supports his government’s deci the call-sign for radio umuleurs straight victory. Stargell’s homer II m’ a ®" Francisco blanked average ehoiee from two soups, 14 MOM REAL (UPI) - sion to pull out of Ihe Montreal serving llie Olyiiipies, A group of Ice Cream Philadelphia, l-O, Cincinnati edged was the 380th of his career, placing SUNDAY S o d s flavors salads, four entrees, lO desserts Translations will he avuiluhle in games. (i5 "liaiiis" will provide u free per- Montreal, 4-3, in 10 innings, him 19th on the all-time list, ahead of and lO types of bread. Montreal for -45 languages, hut Siiiig-.Muu Chang, advisor to Ihe soiial message servire for Pittsburgh topped Atlanta, 7-2, and Orlando Cepeda. 28 OL Bi|t the gourmet French are only five will he routinely Taiwan Olympie Coiiiinillee, sportsmen and wuinen. 9 A.M. - 5 P.M. W gal. Hoiiston edged New York, 4-3. Don Iraiislaled — English, French, called Canada’s demand that the 4 boWot 79* Astros 4, Mels 3 taking no ehunees. They brought MOVIHEAL (CPI) — Graffiti 69^ Sutton fired a five-hitter and retired .Spanish, Gv'rmun and Russian. Taiwanese march under a name Bob Watson’s three-run homer their own wine and cheese. The hoards have been set up in the the last 19 batters in order to pitch other ihun the Kepublie of China powered Houston and Larry Dlerker Cerimms brought their own beer. MOM HEAE (HIM) - Cost per Olympic Village to monitor Los Angeles over Chicago. Sutton, “‘a lihiek point in the history of the over New York. MON I HEAL (UPI) — Montreal day to each person staying in Ihe iiiiirale of the athletes. Olviiipies." f ( PAGE TWELVE - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Sat., July 17, 1976 ^ EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn.. Sat., July 17,1976— PAGE THIRTEEN INDEX Top golf winner NOTICIt t - LoM in d Found Rain helped save J — Portontli 3 — Announc«m«fltt Business 4 — Enliftainmtnt needs more cash 5 — Audloni FINANCIAL 6 — Bondi-Stockt-MortgigM She Herath one-man golf show 0 — Ptrtonal Lotnt 10 — Iniurtnc* DUBLIN, Ohio (UPI) — “I figured I better play good,” said CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING SBM to pass $200 million IMFLOYMINT HARRISON, N.Y. (UPI) - Judy Rankin, the first-round leader in the $70,000 Borden 13 - Hdp Wam«d to fall when I reached the 11th tee almost a year that he has put 14 ~ Butintu Opportunitita It rained at the Westchester and by the time I got to the 12th tee Classic, ‘Tve got to go shopping.” The Savings Bank of 15 — Situallon Wanipd together two straight rounds of less sometime during the next mortgage loans played a checking accounts. Per Country Club Friday, and it there were two groups backed up. ’The year’s leading money winner an 18-hole playoff to win the Open at Manchester, in its semi BDUCATION than 70 and It left him in a tie with few months. We are significant part in the sonal checking accounts PHONE 643-2711 “I don’t know why the field backed and the first ever to surpass 8100,(X)0 annual financial state 18 — Privata initructlona FOR ASSISTANCE IN PLACING YOUR AD may have saved the $300,000 Watson and North at 136-only five Philadelphia, got her first sub-70 pleased that we will reach bank’s growth during the allows the Savings Bank of 19 — Schooia-Claaaaa up. I guess it was because of the strokes off the pace. on the Ladles Professional (lolf score in four weeks. ment, reports assets in 20 — Initructlona Wanlad Westchester Classic from our two hundred million past year. Mortgage loans Manchester customers to weather. The temperature musthave Association tour in one year, creased by $22,538,333 from milestone during the same RBAL BSTATE H»lp Wantsd becoming a one-man show While Palm er attracted the biggest “I made a few mental mistakes,” increased by $15,891,517 now have one stop banking 13 Hetp Wantad 13 dropped 15 degrees and I got cold and gallery, a local pro named Jimmy referred to the fact more than $6,000 June 30, 1975 to June 30, year our country is 23 — Homaa for Sala said the former five-time national from June 30, 1975 to June for all their financial needs 24 — tota-Land for Sala named David Graham. wet....” 1976 putting the total assets celebrating its 200th 25 — (nvaatmant Proparty AVON - “I hadn’t worked in 20 Wright from Scarsdale, N.Y., turned worth of jewelry, clothes and am ateur champion, "but it feels good 30, 1976r an increase of from savings and checking The 30-year-old Aussie, who fired a The weather proved to be a hazard of the bank at $199,016,859. birthday and we plan to 26 — BualnaM Proparty years. Now I’m earning good in the most spectacular round seen luggage was stolen from her hotel to get back in the 60s, especially after over 12 per cent. accounts to mortgage.and 27 — Raaort Proparty NEWSPAPER sizzling 63 Thursday to share the to practically everyone who teed off room Thursday night. those Open rounds.” In his announcement, continue to offer the same 26 Raal Batata Wantad money...I'm an Avon here in 10 years when he equaled the Also contributing to the loans for every purpose. representative.” Selling Avon first-round lead with Carlton in the afternoon session. White, GHO entry William Johnson, presi personal service that has CARRIER course record of 62 set by Dan Sikes But, it didn’t seem to bother her Several of the game’s big names bank’s growth wais a new The new branch was MI8C. ABRVICI8 might satisfy you, too! Call “Slugger” White, began Friday’s whose 63 ’Thursday was the lowest of in 1967. concentration Friday as she ripped were among the group at two-under dent, said: “With our pre contributed to this growth 31 — 'Sarvicaa Offarad WANTED Legendary Sammy service and a new branch. opened in Ashford on May 32 — Painting-Paparing 523-9401 for Information. IN ROCKVILLE AREA round with six birdies on the first 10 his competitive career, struggled to While the weather affected the off three straight birdies to start her 70. sent growth rate we should since our founding in 1905.” 33 Building-Contracting — Snead will be back in The new service, made 1, and it is the bank’s 13th 34 — RoofIng-SIdirig TO DELIVER holes and was 14 under par for the a one-over-par 72 in the rain and pass two hundred mllliom Johnson said he was par scores of many of the first day ibe GHO Golf Tour- round en route to a four-under-par 68 ’That list included Jane Blalock, available in January of this office. 35 — Haating-Plumblng NURSES AIDES - wanted for Manchester tournament after 28 holes, when dis dropped into a second-place tie with leaders, there were still 51 pro who on the par 72, 6,250-yard Riviera Debbie Austin, Jo Ann Washam, San dollars in total resources ticularly pleased that year, was personal 36 — Flooring full-time, part-time, all shifts. aster struck. nuineni Aug.19-22 at 37 — Moving-Trucking-Sloraga Call Mrs. Selby, 647-9196. Evening Herald Mike Wynn and Larry Ziegler. broke p ar and 85 survived the Country Club course. dra Spuzich, Jan Stephenson, Bonnie 38 — Sarvicaa Wantad I M E L IS S A Heavy rain accompanied by a Tom Watson, Jack Nicklaus and cut—more than in any tournament on the Welbersfield Close on Rankin’s heels going into Bryant, Sandra Haynle, Donna MI8C. FOR SALE I Happy First Birthday | Call John Humphroy strong wind hit the area as Graham Mike Hill were others who sloshed the circuit so far this year. Country Club after .today’s second round are Roberta Young, Amy Alcott, Susie McAllister 41 — Articlaa for/Sala was approaching the 11th tee, and around the course In sloppy fashion. 42 — Building Suppllaa Love, P 872-6142 Among those who didn’t, however, an absence of 21 Albers, Sally btttle and JoAnne and Mary Horner. 43 — iPeta -Birda- Doga Altar 5:30 P.M. almost before he could get his um Watson had a double bogey on the were Masters champion Ray Floyd, earner, recently crowed U.S. Open TTie field, Which numbered 107 in 44 — Livaatock P Mommy, p QLBU years when be First six months in 1976 45 — Boat! & Accasaoriaa brella raised, his magic touch was 16th hole and posted a 72 while who skied to a 78 Friday and Jerry champion, all with three under 69s. cluding five amateurs, will be cut to 46 » Sporting Qoodt and Daddy P gone. Though he managed to finish walked borne with 47 — Qardan Product! Nicklaus struggled to a two-over-par Pate, who had a 144. Another shot behind, at 70, were a the low 60 and ties after today’s se 46 — Antiquaa |i______with a 68 for a two-day lead of 11- 73 and just barely made the cut which Tom Weiskopf, who last year set lop prize money. group of 11 golfers and then came cond round. 49 — Wantad to Buy ACT NOW - Turn spare time under 131, his lead over his nearest best in Heritage history into $$$! Be a S an ta’s was determined at 143. Hill had a 65 the 36-hole record of 129, also won’t Snead’s another nine at 71 as 38 players shot First prize is $10,000 with $7,000 RENTALS Demonstrator, earn commi$- competitors is only four strokes. in the first round but slipped to 72. 52 — Rooma for Rant Lost and Found i be around for the final two rounds. appearance along par golf or better. going for second. 53 — Apartmanta lor Rant Y8 tions up to 30%- or - have a "When I started out in the morning ’Those who went off in the morning Weiskopf, who had a 74 ’Thursday, Despite her 68 score, Rankin felt it The first six months of association’s history, he high yield certificates of 54 — Homaa for Rant Toy h Gift Party in your with Arnold Palmer The first half of the year 55 — Bualnaaa for Rant LOST - Golf clubs, TGAII, at ^ABC the weather was perfect and enjoyed much more success. Arnold had a 34 on the front nine Friday, but could have been much better. B*s downed 1976 were the best in the 85- said. deposit we were able to home and earn free gifts! Our is expected to be a also saw the introduction 56 — Raaort Proparty lor Rant Center Snoring Park, Satur 29th year! Call or write San everything was going good,” said Palmer, Johnny Miller and Andy then picked up on the 11th hole when "I really had about 15 makable bir PHILADELPHIA (UPI) - The year history of Heritage “In January we lowered 57 — wantad to Rant continue the especially of Annuiterm — an annuity 58 Miac. lor Rant • day July loth, woods and Irons ta’s Parties, Avon, Conn. Graham. "I was warm and relaxed North all came in with 67s. For big help in attracting Savings and Loan Associa the mortgage interest rate the rain started and quit the tourna die putts,” said the Midland, Tex., Philadelphia Atoms, fighting for a high returns we are invested in. a Heritage with cart. Reward. Call 646- 06001. Phone 1-673-3455. and swinging easy. The rain started Palmer, it was the first time in ment. golfing fans to the tion, according to William as a stimulus to the local AUTOMOTIVE 0100, Mr. Hwang. native, “and I don’t think any of them place in the playoffs, beat the Hart providing our town Savings acejount. The 61 Autoi lor Sala H. Hale, president. real estate market and 62 — Truck! for Sala 25lb edition next were outside 20 feet.” ' ford Bicentennials, 3-2, in overtime governments on funds on federal income tax on the PART TIME nights and Highlights of the first six continued our policy of in 63 — Haavy Equipmanl for Sala DRIVERS weekends, dishwashers, nionlii. Camer, who beat Sandra Palmer in in a North American Soccer League deposit here.” interest is deferred. 64 — Molorcyclaa-BIcyclaa Paraonala 2 contest Friday night. months were the introduc vesting new savings capital 65 — Campara-Trailara-Moblla. busboys, and waitresses, Of the new services in With over-all earnings Homaa > FOR tion of new customer ser only in local real estate waiters. Apply Tacorral, 246 troduced in the six-month remaining strong. 66 — Automotiva Sarvica RIDE WANTED - From 55 Broad Street. vices, the lowering of loans. The result was a $6 67 » Autoa for Ranl-Leaaa Russell Street to Pratt & SCHOOL BUSES Rookie backs period, the most popular Heritage Savings made the ----- » mortgage interest rates, million gain in our Whitney. South parking lot. softball has been the NOW largest addition in history STARTING to take the payment of more in mortgage portfolio with First shift 7 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Training starta now for lead Patriots checking account which to their reserve account applications for full time terest to saving customers, much of the activity com Call Wayne Garland, 649-1508 quallflod paopla to loam employment. Call 872-4515 was made available to the (reserves are a barometer after 4:30I np.m. Standings May each contributed two the largest increase in ing from increased savings to driva achool bua part- between 10 a.m. and 12 noon. SMITHFIELD, R.l public on a free basis. The of a savings association’s An E q u al O p p o rtu n ity WOMEN’S REC reserves and surplus, and flow during the same UNATTACHED young attrac lima In Manchaatar or hits to the attack while (UPI) — Rookie quarter response to NOW accounts Employer. the largest asset gain in the period, said Hale. financial strength). Hale YOU tive female, serious, career Vanon In Soptambor. W L Dave Brannick, Wayne backs Tom Owen and Tom has been excellent accor said. Cougars “In addition, through our minded with two children 8 2 Gagnon and Don Bergin Shumann tried their hand ding to Hale. desires to correspond with CONTRACTOR - needs Leopards Mnimum Requirenwnts operator for heavy equipment 8 3 were best for Frank’s, at running the New mature minded male in same Tigers and trucks. Must be wUIlng to 3 7 each with three blows. England Patriots offense The ALL FREE situation. Write Box H, 1. 5 years good driving substitute as caprpenter’s Bobcats Manchester Herald. 2 9 Friday and Coach Chuck Armor coating may replace Public records experience. helper and laborer. Full Ume. Two four-run scoring Can evenings between 8:30- FEUNE Fairbanks liked what he W IT H A •••••••••••••••••••••••••• 2. No criminal record. outburts outbursts paced 9:15, 7 4 2 -^ . W L saw. regular bituminous paving Warranty deeds 3. Good physical condition. Allied Printing to an 11-7 HERALD □ e m plo y m en t David's 11 0 ‘"The offense moved the Mildred M. Bemgren to Eric S. 4. Proper attitude. PROTO Type machinist, first duke over Reed Construc “Armor coating” is a term that W A N T A D Crispino’s 6 5 ball phetty well and I crete because they have deteriorated Starr and Catherine M. Starr, proper 5. Clean Appearance. class only, Mark Manufac tion. may not be a household phrase, but it Halp Wantad 13 Cut & Curl 4 7 thought they both (Owen too much. ty on Spring St., $53,000. 6. Be available for work turing, 640 Hilliard Street. ’Three hits rattled off the will soon be replacing bituminous 6 4 3 -2 7 11 Manchester. Moriarty Bros. 4 7 and Shumann) did a pretty Two streets - Hillstown Rd. and Doris P. Frost to George P. Frost, during the entire bats of Bob Green and concrete as the major form of road PHONE FROM home to ser Scruse Paint 4 7 good job. Both threw NOW account for people part of Gardner St. — will undergo property at 187 Wells St., conveyance vice our customers in the school year. RN’s or LPN’s - 11 p.m. to 7 Mark Duval for the pavement in Manchester. Tommy’s Pizza 4 7 well,” said Fairbanks as the armor coating process within the tax $19.80. Manchester area, flexible a.m. every other weekend. Armor coating is a process where AM and/or PM Routaa Printers and Don Pagani, the rookies worked hard next couple months, Giles said. hours, super earnings, 249- Laurel Manor, 649-4519. EASTERN an oil substance is spread on the Joyce L. Fairw eather to Dennis M. 7773. Plaaaa call John Thrall at Ed Reyngoudt, Bill Zwick during a 30-minute scrim Hopefully, once roads that need it □ NOTICES road. A^ layer of H-inch stone is Roggi and Elizabeth M. Roggi, both SERVICE STATION atten- W L and Duke Hutchinson each mage at Bryant College, have been paved with concrete they HP Market 9 2 added two more. placed on top of it and the street is of Vernon, property at 56 Eva Dr., SALES POSITION - Straight 843-2414 dant - experienced in lubrica preparing for the arrival of can be maintained with a seal of ar $45,000. Loaf and Found 1 commissions, leads furnished any waakday morning tion and general station work, Gunver Stampers 8 3 Tim Coughlin paced the rolled. Director of Public Works Jay the veterans this weekend mor coating. to home owners. Call 242-5402. bafora 9:00 for an Intar- over 18 with own tools. Apply Rockwell Int. Quitclaim deed 7 4 Builders with three bingles Fairbanks also said he was J. Giles said this costs about 25 cents Another advantage of armor FOUND - 3-speed bicycle vlaw. Maple Super Service, 220 Norton Electric Society for Savings, Hartford, to vicinity of Homestead Street, I’LL SHOW you how to earn 6 5 and Bob Mullen had a pair. impressed with the strong a square yard compared to the $2.25- coating is that it is thinner than con Spruce Street. Tierney’s 5 6 confused aiXHit NOW per-square-yard cost of conventional Leopaul A. Daigle, Michael A. Carter Manchester. Call 646-3719. above average earnings in DUSTY running of rookie Ike crete. One layer of armor coat is Please reimburse for ad. 72’s 4 7 paving with bituminous concrete, and Bruce A. Davis, all of E ast H art Sales field. For details call Four-run rally in the Forte. between % and V4-inch thick, while Buildlsco, 249-0077. Barrels 3 8 grade II. ford, property at 363 Nutmeg Dr., WILL THE MAN who found sixth inning enabled North Both Shumann and one layer of concrete Is 1 V4-inches $15,000 Trash-away 1 9 The armor coating is a “sealer” money on Oak Street Friday LIVE IN Companion - Light Methodist to tack a 10-9 Owen, who was obtaned thick, Giles said. This means curbs and is used on roads that have just Building permits please call 646-3532 or 643- housekeeping. Wheel chair WE NEED BOYS & GIRLS REC defeat on Savings Bank of from San Francisco as part on the side of the road will not 9511. started to deteriorate, Giles said. It Brahaney and Choma Inc., gentleman, cares for self 12 to 14 Year Olds W L Manchester last night at of a trade which sent Jim become “hidden” after only three or cannot be used on roads that are Buckland St., home on Strawberry completely. Salary, pleasant Center Congo Robertson Park. Plunkett to the West Coast, four pavings. LOST - Savings Passbook home. Prefer older person, to canvass for the 10 1 severely cracked or filled with Lane, $27,900. Telephone will get a chance to see Giles said armor coating will cause number 022-0-12843-3, Hart couple. References. Call 22^ 9 2 Three hits were potholes. . Donald Flynn, dormer at 225 ford National Bank and Trust MANCHESTER Dean Machine 5 produced by Paul Moyer Plunkett’s heir-apparent, no more wear on an automobile’s 6 “Our goal would be to get to the Highland St., $3,000. Company, First Manchester Conn. Bank & Trust 5 and Bill Kropp of the Steve Grogan, in action tires than the, concrete paving. 6 situation where 98 per cent of our •Marriage license Office. Application made for REFRIGERATION service EVENING HERALD Carman’s 4 7 Churchmen and Nelson next week. payment. technician - must be roads could be taken care of by ar Roger Grenier and Karen Wagner, Mon., runs., Wed. 5-8 P.M. MCC Vets 4 7 EMdy added two more and Julius Adams, Ray experienced, permanent year mor coating,” Giles sqid. This would both of Manchester, Sept. 4 at St. FOUND - One black female CSU. 647-9946, 3-S F.M. Second Congo 3 8 Mickey Holmes had an Hamilton, Sam Hunt and ’round Job, come to work for require now using bituminous con James. dog, two years old on Route 6, us, you’ll never have' it so Hartford National 2 9 inside-the-park homer. Craig Hanneman showed At meeting crete on roads that have eroded Judgment lien July 12th. 742-9760. good. Call Woodcock CANDLELIGHT Best in defeat were Don up at camp Friday, one day Refrigeration, 644-1511. beyond the point where armor A. G. Fields & Co., doing business W. L. Gilbert with three hits and before the reporting Louis F. Champeau of 83 Adelaide coating would be useful. Then, once as Butterfield’s Department Store, RN or LPN, 3-11 p.m. shift. Holiday Lanes 18 3 Jeff Wille and Bob deadline for veterans set Rd. was among the top 250 sales these roads have been paved with against Judith R. Jordan, property at Full or part-time, Laurel Dick’s 16 6 Cassarino with two each. by Fairbanks. ’The vets are NOTICE concrete, the armor coating process representatives of State Mutual Life 112 Pitkin St. Manor, 649-4519. LEGAL NOTICE Crispino’s 14 8 to go through physicals Assurance Co. of America who NOTICE OF INTENTION TOWN OF MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT CANDLELIGHT can be used when the roads begin to Release of judgment lien Notice of Finding of No Significant Effect Moriarty’s 10 12 Sunday morning, practice recently attended the company’s TO CHANGE LOCATION OF ACT NOW - JIT TO A QRIAT Dick’s were awarded a show signs of deterioration. on the Environment Blue Moon 9 13 Sunday afternoon and start “Spirit of ’76 Meeting” at the Arcand Distributors, Inc., Hart MOTOR CARRIER ON WAV OF U F I THIS lU M M U . forfeit when Blue Moon Giles said a coat of armor coating JO M , IDUCATION, TKAIWNa. This notice is published in accordance with the Depart Gus’s 8 14 two-a-day workouts Mon Marriott Hotel in Newton, Mass, and ford, against Earl W. Cormier. CALL HEADQUARTERS was unable to field a team would be required about once every In addordance with Section FON IN L IIT M IN T O lT A lL I ment of Housing and Urban Development’s Rules and Chorches 7 14 day. the company’s home office in CALL AIR FORCI last night at Robertson five years to keep a road in good 16-304-F4 of the regulations of Regulations as printed in the July 16,1975 Federal Register Vito’s 5 17 Worcester, Mass. 848-7440 Park. shape. He said this is generally about the Connecticut Public entitled, “Title 24 HUD Part 58 Environmental Review SILK CITY how often the town roads are now Champeau qualified to attend the Bike winner Utilities Control Authority, Procedure for the Community Development Block Grant, W. L. In the scheduled night paved with concrete. meeting on the basis of outstanding The Ponderosa Steak House at 119 the public is hereby notified of HELP WANTED - Mature Subsection 58.16: as amended. Bogner’s The following multi-year projecU will be on-goipg: 17 3 cap, Gus’s edged Chorches, Soccer Armor coating has been used oc professional counseling of clients in Spencer St. announces that the intention of R. D. Wilson, bookkeeper. Apply In person, Trudon VW Marlow^s, Inc., 867 Main 1. Housing Rehabilitation Loans for low and moderate in 17 4 8-6, as Ed Litwin collected casionally by the town in the past. life and health insurance and related Marguerita J. Binks of 240 Lake St. Inc. of Vernon, Connecticut to -'T Fogarty Bros. Street, Manchester. come homeowners in core census tracts of Manchester. 11 10 three hits and Bob But, with the high cost of bituminous financial security products. was the winner of a 10-speed racing change its on all headquarters Lynch Toyota MIDGET- Standings - Housing Rehabilitation Loans will be made available to 9 12 McLucas and Paul Weihn concrete coating, it is now being bike in the “Ponderosa July Party” from Vernon, Connecticut to DENTAL ASSISTANT and or Reed Const. Cougars 9-2-1, Metros 7-2-3, Andover, Connecticut. allow homeowners the opportunity to repair their houses to 9 13 two each. turned to as the future paving bicycle sweepstakes. She was receptionist. Both full time, Frank’s Market Warriors 8-4-0, Suns 5-4-3, Leon Palmer. experienced. Send resume to meet housing code standards. This will ensure safe and 7 14 The Motors got three method for Manchester. presented the bicycle by John 0 adequate housing, as described by the housing code, for Allied Printing Falcons 5-6-1, Toros 5-7-0, President------Box TT, Manchester Herarld. 7 14 bingles from Tom Crowley Several streets will be paved with Ruggiaro, manager of the Ponderosa Manchester residents. Crockett Agency Hawks 4-8-0, Olympics 2- Steak House. 6 15 and two each from Ron concrete in the next few months, This project will have no significant adverse effect on the 10-0 . Marriage Encounter will sponsor a DUSTY Frenette, Mike Zotta and .Giles said. These include parts of Ponderosa will give away two environment because the project will not effect water quali bake and tag sale today from 5 p.m. 3 . INVITATION TO w. Paul Frenette with the Keeney St., McKee St., Cooper St. more bicycles in the sweepstakes ty, air quality, noise, or wildlife in the area. The newly Looking Glass l Veterans back till dark, and Sunday from 930 a.m. to repaired houses will also improve the aesthetic qualities in latter and Paul Steiner and Parker St. These roads, and that ends Aug. 1. The next drawing BIDDERS Savings Bank NIAGARA FALLS, N.Y. 5 p.m. in the St. James Church for the winner of a bike is scheduled the neighborhood. homering. others, are being paved with con parking lot. Keggers i (UPI) - The Buffalo Bills for July 21. 1. The Housing Authority of the Town of Tolland will receive 2. Housing Code Enforcement is designed to improve housing conditions in Manchester by developing housing code No. Methodist I NIKE announced Friday that 26 sealed bids, in triplicate, on or before 10 August Time 2 p.m., ordinances that will allow flexibility in dealing with hardship Town ’Thursday night results, veterans reported on 1976, at the office of Town Manager located at 52 Tolland Green! Firemen i turned in late Friday mor -Playground notes Tolland, Connecticut and said bids will be publicly opened and cases, by supporting housing inspections, and by educating schedule to the club’s pre the public on the goals and objectives of the housing code. C.B.T. (Blue) i ning, found Sportsman Buckley School Chris Downing, Paul read aloud immediately thereafter. season training camp at Kite Flying Contest: 1. Tommy Seymour and Bob The project will not effect water quality, air quality, noise Angels : Tavern besting Pero’s, 15- Hula Hoop Contest: Chamness, Keith 2. Bids will be received for furnishing all labor, material, tools Niagara University. David Harmon, 2. Brian by Dussault. or wildlife in the area. Therefore, the project is an action 8, and DeMolay trouncing U n d e r 7: 1 . B in k y Morrissey. and equipment necessary to construct and finish complete Ren INDY A team spokesman said Harris, 3. Norman Jones. Partner Relay; 1. Robin which will have no significant adverse effect on the environ Turnpike ’TV, 19-7. Parliman, 2- Donna Bat- Golf Tournament: 1. tal Homes for Elderly Citizens, Project E-lCif, consisting of five W. that two veterans, wide Aston, Teresa Carlson. ment. There will be a positive although limited effect on the Jack Maloney, Woody taliiio. Over 7: 1. Lorraine Steve Harley, 2. Richard Verplnnek (5) buildings and related site work containing a total of thirty environment. Renn’s Tavern receiver J. D. Hill and C rab w alk : 1. Bobby (30) dwelling units. Clark and Terry Schilling Sporck, 2. Patty Campbell. Bono, 3. Mike Buonano, 4. Horseshoe Tournament: 3. Purchase and Operation of a Bus to the Nike Site for the Man. Oil Heat 8 3 offensive tackle Donnie Dussault. had three hits each for Here at Rrst Federal Savings we’ve cleared the A n d to top it all, w e p ay you 5 % on your N O W Boys; 1. Andrj^w Spiel, 2. Vincent Pumhagen. 11 and under, 1. Alberto 3. The contract will include general’construction work, lawns, handicapped. Walnut Barbers 7 4 Green, who did not check Base Running Relay: 1. planting, site improvements, plumbing, heating and electrical Sportsman with Dave air atxKJt N O W accounts, and what they really cost. Joe Leslie. Four Square Codero, 2. Richard Thruax, The bus will have special features to help the handicapped Jim’s Arco 6 5 in Friday were “presumed account balance, so there’s always m on^ coming in Theresa Carlson, 2. Tie work; and ail othe work necessary for, or incidental to, the Bidwell, Frank Filloramo Lemon Twist: Under 7: Competition: 1. B rian 3. Joel Sullivan, 4. Lynn with their special ne^s. Tpke. TV 4 7 en route” to camp. W e've done it with the a ll-fre e N O W account. N o its, even while you’re payin g o u t Tom Seymour, Bobby . completion of the project. and Rich Peck added two 1. Katie Conti. Over 7: 1. Buonano, 2. Sean Gallup, 3. Gustafson, 5. Jeff Matson. The Town of Manchester has found that the purchase and Lathrop Ins. 4 7 ands or txits to confuse you. Look at everything you 4. The successful bidder will be required to furnish 100% Perfor operation of a bus to the Nike Site will not have a significant hits each, Bidwell Compare thOT all, then come in today and open Jenny Pumhagen. 2. Mike Buonano. 12 and over: 1. Champ, Ken Dussault, 3. Laurie Burns. DeMolay 3 8 mance and Payment Bond or Bonds, in the forms included in the adverse effect on the environment. Although there will be a homering. get with a Rrst Federal NO W account, wittxxit paying a Rrst Federal Savings a//-ftise NO W account. MaePherson, Honorable Sit-up Contest: 1 . Belliveau Paint 1 10 Venessa Pumhagen. 3. Specifications, as well as certified statement of financial condi limited amount of noise and air pollution produced, it will be Paul Solomonson had out a dime. No other NO W account offers so much for nothing. Christine Conti, 4. Sharon Nullian Hale Mention: Jackie Furky. 11 Theresa Carlson, 2. Lisa NIKE Chilcoat, 3. Bobby tion, as of a date not exceeding thirty days prior to the date much less than If many private cars were to be used. The three hits, brothers Stan Ifs.almost too good to be true. Hart. and under champ: Alberto thereof. W L No Minimum Balance-so there's Scavenger Hunt, Most Dussault. project will have no effect on water quality or wildlife in the and Butch Talaga two each Jump Rope: Under 7: 1. Baby Food Jars: Mark Cordero. 12 and over: 1. area. Pero's 9 2 ALUMNI JUNIOR Never a Service Charge Softball Throw: 6 and un 5. Proposed forms of Contract Documents, including Plans and in defeat.’The latter had a Laurie Smith, 2. Donna Gochee, Scott F^ostoski, Ken MaePherson, 2. Kevin Specifications, are on file at the office of the above-mentioned The following is a single-year project: Sportsman 9 2 Jon Brandt’s three-run No Limit to the Numtier of check-like der; 1. Ted McCarthy, 2. home run. Battalino. Over 7; 1. Carl Formagion. Most Boushee, 3. Graham Housing Authority, and the office of Galllher & Schoenhardt. The renovation of two Nike Site buildings for use by the ^ v & Marie 7 4 homer in the sixth inning Cindy Tim brell, 3. Lisa Three hits came off the drafts you issu e Lorraine Sporck. Boys: 1. Hangers: Karen Savino, MaePherson, 4. Cris Daly, Architects, The Courtyard No. 10, Simsbury, CT 06070. handicapped'. Acadia 6 5 enabled Moriarty Juniors Repoli. 841; 1. Bill Silver, bats of John Foldberg, Hal N o C h a rg e for Printing your N a m e and Steve Bogli, 2. Andrew Beth and Jimm Hampso'n. 5. Scott Matson, Honorable 6. General Contractors may obtain copies of the Plans and Renovating the buildings will include ramping entrances, Economy Electric 4 6 to comolete a comeback 2. Scott Kvadas, 3. Mark converting outside doors into swinging doors, widening in Wilson and Kim Bushey for Spiel. Most Egg Cartons: Zippy Mention: Bob Matson. Specifications from the office of the above Architects by Mott's 3 7 and walk off with a 7-5 win consecutive numbers on each draft Cromwell. 11 and up; Tie, side doors, and altering bathrooms for handicapped use. This DeMolay and Bob Culvey, Neck Twirl: 1. P itty Forostoski, John Lup- Scavenger Hunt: 1. depositing One Hundred Dollars (100.00) with said Authority for F arr’s 3 s over Liggett’s Parkade last N o C h a rg e for y b u r'N O W Statem ent 1. Kirk Russell, Jim project will have no significant effect on the air quality, Jim Clifford , Bill Currie _Our g a n g ’s Campbell, 2. Christine Con pachino. Most Bleach Richard Chalifoux, 2 . each set so obtained. The amount of the deposit will be refunded Annulli’s 2 9 night at the West Side sh c^n g all deposits, withdrawals Carter, 2. Jim Laria, 3. to each person who returns the Plans and Specifications, in good water quality, noise, or wildlife in the area. Therefore, the and Rich Nrewer added all heart! ti, 3. Steve Bogli. Bottles: Francis Joseph Fitzgerald, 3. Wen Oval. Robin Astrn. condition, witKln ten (10) days after Uie opening ,of bids. Town of Manchester has found that the project will have no SILK CITY two more each. Bruce and interest earned each month Kite Flying Contest: Sumiiaski. Most Coffee dy Strattman, 4. Denise significant adverse effect on the environment. Each side had five hits Deposits on plans not returned per the above will be forfeited. Moving into first place in Gardner led ’Turnpike with Highest: Steve Bogii; 2, Cans: Danny Rishlow. Chalifoux. The Environmental Review Records may be examined and with Brandt collecting two Inter playground 7. The above Housing Authority reserves the right to reject any the standings last night two bingles. Veronica Rea, 3. Amy Over-all Winners: 1. Zip Relay Races: 1. 50-yij. copied in the Town Manager’s Office, Town Hall during and Jim Gluhosky a pair, dash: Eric Bloking. volleyball or all bids and to waive any information In bidding. All bid was Bogner’s entry SENIOR G IR I^ Pendleton. Best Division py Forostoski and John documents must be completely filled in when submUted. business hours. On the basis of these findings, no further following a 10-4 win over one a triple, for the Wheel Barrel Race: tournament reviews are necessary or will be conducted. The Town in Veal’s, outlasted the Kite: Kevin Sobmbric; Luppachino. 2 . M ark 8. A satisfactory Bid Bon, in an amount equal to five percent Frank’s at Fitzgeral Field. Juniors. John Dion and Best Effort: Brian Som- Gochee, Scott Forostoski, Boys, 1. Gary Rossen, tends to request release of funds for these projects from Hebron Generals last 1. Keeney St. Roger (5%) of the bid shall be submitted with each such document. A five-run second inning Brian Fazzino each added bric. ' Gram MaePherson. Girls, HUp. night, 19-18, as Sue Roth Carl Formaggolni, 3. Dan Berthiamme, Timothy The Bid Bond shall be made payable to the Local Authority and powered the winners who a double. 1. Eileen Byrne, Susan Any comments or questions on the environmental status of collected three hits Best Teamwork in ny Rushlow, 4. Karen shall be properly executed by the Bidder and Acceptable were paced at the plate by Matt Gluhosky gained B y rn e. 2 . Boys, Erie Callahan, James Garner, Sureties. these projects may be submitted to the applicant, Mr. and Candy Blasko Scavenger Hunt: Susan Savino, Jili and Beth Robert B. Weiss, General Manager, Town Hall, Town of the mound win and fanned Hrst Federal Savings Bloking, Peter Foley, 2. Douglas Klotzer, Michael Dave White who had two Flosdorf' and Meg Leslie Hampson, 5. Francis homered. Cheryl Williams Mazzotta, Cliristopher 9. No bid shall be withdrawn for a period of sbtty (60) days, sub Manchester, Conn. 06040 no later than August 1, 1976. hits, one a grandslam seven batters. and Beth Leslie. Sumislaski. Girls, Barbara Bloking, sequent to the opening of bids, without the consent of the above and Jeanne Weiss added Terry. 2. Buckley, Sean This notice first published on July 17,1W6 in compliance homer. Randy Smith, Mike Dave Nurmi blasted a Litter Round Up: 1. Didi Flavell. Authority. two hits each. East Hartford, Glastonbury, Manchester, Vernon, Rockville, and South Windsor. Gallup, Steve Hurley, with Rules and Regulations Section 58.17 (b). Jordan, Ron Seplowitz, two-run homer for the Steve Bogli, 2. Mike Boherlson 50-yd. Dash Girls: 1. Bar Housng Authority of Dated at Manchester, Connecticut this the 15th day of July, ’The win was the 12th in Freddie Hughes, Rich losers and Ralph Mac- Buonano, 3. Denise bara Bloking, Didi Flavell. the Town of Tolland Mark Monette and George 13 ^ r ts for the locals. Basketball 1 on 1 Tour carone added a double. Buonano. Bono, Tommy Goss. Donald G. Miller Town of Manchester nament: 1. Marcel Goetz, W»*Hl Hide Most Valuable player, Honorable Mention; 2. Peter Robinson. . Chairman Charles F. McCarthy Jr. Wheel Barrel Race: 1. Felicia Farr. ,15 July 1976 t i Assistant General Manager i PAGE ^ R T E E N - MANCHESTER EVENING HEftALD, Manchester, Conn., Sat,, July 17. 1976 ...... MNCHESTER EVENING HEtULD, Manchester. Conn,, Sat., July 17, 1976- PAGE FIFTEEN Htip Wanted 13 Homea tor Sale 33 Homea lor Sale 23 Homea For Sale 33 Homea For Sale 33 Homea For Sale 33 Homea For Sale 23 Homea For Sale S3 HAIRDRESSER wanted call M w ie iiM itr BRICK DUPLEX - living anytime ■ 646-MU. WELL CARED for 7-room room, kitche, formal dining Cape with enclosed porch, CpVEWRY - Only $21,900. room, three bedrooms, rec Well kept two bedroom SECURITY GUARDS Wanted aluminum sided. .FIreplacM 3 room, 2-car garage, excellent living room, large master Ranch, many extras, close to - Full and part time, ali shifts. condition, 651,900. Philbrick private beach. Lessenger tj$ rjlF THE MVER REIIL EStAlE IWKET bedroom, nice lot. Only 638,- New Britain and Hartford Agency, Realtors, 648-4200. w n^ny, Realtors. 646^173, ...... IQUAL H0USIN6 . . . area. Apply in person, N. E. NEWUSTIN6S 900. Keith Real Estate, 646- OPEN HOUSE 4126, 649-1922. Security, 12 Washington Street, New Brjtain. M ANCHESTER - T h ree SUNDAY 1-5 COVENTRY - three or four 1 . - “ H « ir y S t r M T M y i It bedroom Colonial with formal MANCHESTER - New homes EXECUTIVE COLONIAL - Raised Ranch, family room, bedroom Cape, seven rooms, MASSEUSES - Velvet Touch. ■II. A graolotM Colonial In dining room. Patio with stone private yard, nicely kept, 646-6802 between 10 a.m. and 5 ■ moat vplaaaani fireplace in backyard. Two- 2-car garage, $47,900; four 7 Tracy Drive BEST BUYS BY BELFIORE close to beach, $27,900. p.m. nalghborhood. car garage. Convenient West bedroom Colonial, family room, 2-car garage, 2 1/2 Lessenger Company, side location. Priced to sell Realtors, 646-8173, 423-9^1. TECHNICIAN - Technical 636,500. Wolverton Agency, baths, $M,900. Have several Largo antranoa foyar with lots, will build, your plans or background, machine set up. Realtors, 649-2813. opan alaircaaa, living ours. Nutme, Homes, Inc, LAKEFRONT - Rare find on Starting up third shift. Small 646-2321, or 64 Columbia Lake, eight rooms, LOCATION operation with good oppor room, Kraanad porch off 1-9177. THREE FAMILY for invest four bedrooms, stone JUST U STED Walk to all schools. HOME: TWO FAM ILY MMI ESTATE , tunity for advancement. Con tha formal dining room, ment minded family who I flrat floor laundry off tha fireplace, garage, owner Forest HlIU FbiestI 9 room Elegant Dutch Colonial. Completely remodeled, two- 14 room Colonial, four tact Brand-Rex Co. 643-2435. wants rent free and extra in financing available., $41,900. fireplaces, large, modern I An E q u a l O p p o rtu n ity modarnlaad aat-ln T armW ■ R. Ranch, more extras than ROOMS: Six plus two in car garage, NEW: Ceilings, come. Principals only. Owner, Rvproduotloii Andovtr Lessenger Company, kitchen, Parquet flooring, | Employer. kitohan, 3 good aliad 649-1919. we can liitt ‘‘ITALIAN basement. EXTRAS: walls, floors, gas basebo^ Custom built in 1975. Eight Realtors, 646-8173, 423-9»l. badrooma, largo modor- VILLA,” GARDEN IN kitchen appliances, plus heat, aluminum siding. Of two-car garage, almost I *'1 ‘***’*’ * kite'hail 'wHh rooms, 2 fireplaces, 10 braakfaal room. Hugo gunkon family room loading to 18 AND OVER to work in nizad lull bath, fliad NORTH COVENTYRY - Spic REAR. washer, dryer. YARD: For fice use permitted. three acres, very clean con-1 OWNER MUST Move - Three acres of land. A fine home plastic manufacturing first ■fairway to third floor possible four bedroom Split and span, three bedroom mal garden. dition. J m I.'S!!®*'"® T*6«*fully daeoraiad InaMo and out for the country ghntleman. THE SIXTIES 992,800. and second shift available ■toraga, plaatar walla, full level, two plus baths, deck, country Ranch, 1 1/2 baths, VERY LOW FIFTIES Call 646-2920. 672,500. MAN(»IESTER ^36,900 lOWEIGHTES baaamant, city ulllltlaa, patio, shade trees, many gorgeous kitchen, family VERY LOW FIFTIES extras. Excellent room, private acre. High 30's. HAVE WE HELPED nlea ahadad lot, walking F.J. SPILECKI See this 5-room Ranch today. Wall- diatanca to all achoola, neighborhood. Mid 40’s. Call Lessenger Company, YOU LATELY? Phona owner, 643-0705. Realtor 643-2121 Realtors, 646-8173, 423-9291. 643 -2711. lull baaamant, carport to-wall carpeting, garage, rec room, and nowar aluminum MANCHESTER - Santina fireplace, city utilities, first floor EXPERIENCED painter aiding. JUST REDUCED - 61/2 room ManchMiwr Drive. Five room expandable family room 12’x24’. wanted full time. Call 649- Dutch Colonial, excellent con- dition, new kitchen, Ranch. Fireplace, breezeway, 9658. treed lot. Hutchins EIGHT ROOMS PRICE REDUCED RANCH HOME-OFFICE T h a c h a r a c t a r o f a RANCH bathroom, good residential Super three bedroom New to marketl Three bedroom Ranch, Two full baths, laroe roc f ^senV. 646Jd86* Four bedrooms, majestic Big Colonial. FEATURES; Wall-to-wall everywhere. Big and beautiful, nearl RN’s and/or LPN's wanted baautiful oldar homo In an neighborhood, convenient to What la Your Property Ranch, large finished rec evenrthing. Only 637,900. M. room, fireplace, workshop, dark room, stockade fenced yard. ' ...... Colonial. “Hollywood” area, Aluminum siding, enclosed Cedar closet, three years hospital, two-car garage, | for full time or part time 3 axcallant nalghborhood Lota-Land For Sale 34 room, two baths, H. Palmer Realty, 646-6321. Worth? Nappanee kitchen, swim breezeway, secluded patio, young, one acre lot, three lovely stucco finish, four| p.m. to 11p.m. and 11 p.m. to makaa Ihia an axcallant Bowers School district. Many extras, $41,900. Owner new roof,' central location, 7 a.m. shifts. Apply to Direc workshop, dark room, ming pool, several extras. bedrooms, basement family level Colonial, lots of| valua at $42,600. transferred, must sell. LEBANON - Kick Hills, near We will inspect your property and suggest oversized garage. tors of Nursing Salmon Brook fireplace, many extras. MANCHESTER - two room. parking. bedroom Ranch, closed sun- Route 32. Beautiful 2-acre loU an asking price. (No obligation). Luxurloua Colonial with 4 apacloua badrooma, formal Convalescent Home, off 641,900 “* '**'*‘*' “» Colonial with 200 feet frontage on cul- *51,900 dining and living rooma, aat-ln kHchan with built-in porch, beautifully landscaped, Driva, Colonial to Cushman Dr., Cuahman to 7 Tracy Driva Ask us about our guarantee safes plan TODAY!!! THE THIRTIES House Street, Glastonbury. de-sac also one acre lot with THETHIRTES THE SIXTIES barbacua, 2 firaplacaa, Ural floor family room, big 2-car Phone 633-5244. 2.-"Naarly Naw” (1074) WARREN E. large lot, owners, no agents. 646-3208. 125 feet frontage. All lots have garaga, 20x40 In-ground pool. Priced In tho 60'a. ■Ight-room Colonial In been perc tested. Build im MECHANIC - Local manufac- ona of Manchaatar'a HOWLAND mediately. Five miles Raaltora 643-1108 WARREN HOWLAND, INC. turing firm seeking nicaal araaa of nawar MANCHESTER - Immaculate PASEK AlancLiard & ^osseUo beautiful view. Commute and low priced, four room REALTORS-MIS experienced forklift and auto easily to UConn, Wllllmantlc, homoa. Condo, extra large living EAST HARTFORD 2 8 9 -74 75 REALTORS-MLS engine mechanic. Fully paid H e a 11 0 r a Norwich, Manchester. Home room, quality wall-to-wall company benefits. Please design services available. Call 189 Wot! Cantar SIraaf 646-2482 send background information Largo living room, formal MANCHESTER - Charming throughout, applianced 643-1108 collect 1-295-9272. to Box G, Manchester Herald. dining room, aal-ln three bedroom Ranch with 1 kitchen. Must sell. 629,500. ANSALM RANCH OEMIMHCH ANSAUH COtOMAL SIX SIDES! 7 Equal Opportunity Employer. kitchon with diahwaahar 1/2 baths, first floor family G iR Realty, 289-6885. WEST SIDE COLONIAL Plastered walls, brick front, Three bedrooms, FAMILY Nine rooms, two fireplaces, “ Better Homes andl and diapoaal, flrat floor room, fireplace, fenced-in two-car garage, two ROOM, large treed yard, library room, plastered Gardens’’ type home, BOLTON yard, and more. Priced in the MANCHESTER - Two MANCHESTER HEBRON LINE - Lake CALL FOR JO K - 18 and laundry, family room with fam ilies. One 5-6 flat on Reaorl Property 3 7 fireplaces, very, very clean. split rail fencing, very fast walls, two-car garage, white Hexoganal Contemporary. 40's. Zinsser Agency, 646-1511. Kaanay 8L Araa privileges, three bedroom over. GUYS AND GALS, ralaad haarth flraplaca, Foster Street with three full Lovely treed yard. sale wanted. Wall-to-wall birches, country sized lot. You must see it! Over four | OPEN HOUSE Tomorrow 2-3 ladies, women, girls, TWO NEW COLONIAU Ranch, 2 baths. Requires lour badrooma, 2Vi batha baths and one lav. Garages 880,800 carpeting. acres! California Redwood. Colonial Road gentlemen. Expanding cor MANCHESTER - Three I aluminum aiding TLC. Must be sold! Owner LOIffiR FORTIES THE FIFTIES (ahowar only off maatar bedroom townhouse con and porches. The other a purchased another borne. poration has immediate J porch. Vacant. . deluxe duplex on Oak Street. FM A VACATION THE THIItTES THE NINETIES openings for jobs plus rapid badroom), 2-car baaa. dominium. Finished rec High 620’s. Robert Associates, man! garaga, natural room. 2 full baths, plus two I T.J. CROCKETT, Realtor Two fireplaces, garages, Rial Eatitt Cantar 22f9274, 537-3638. advancement to tnose who large level lot, etc, T. J. woodwork, fully carpatad half baths. Plush carpeting, J 4 2 J B 7 7 HOME qualify for higher positions. Crockett Realtor, 643-1577, Average earnings |160.-$220. and aluminum aiding. air conditioning. Private end weekly. Summer employment unit. $37,500. W arren E. E L L IN G T O N T h re e Colum bia (land and all) for college students accep Howland Realtors, 643-1108. bedroom Colonial. One full OWNER 8ELLINQ table. For personal interview Additionally, tha high and two half baths, equipped Birr IT W IU GO TO call Miss Baton, 549-30M, 10 location on a vary plaa- MANCHESTER - Six room National Weather Forecast kitchen, separate dining FOR UNDER a.m. to 1 p.m. only. aanl cul-da-aac atraal older Colonial, 1 1/2 baths, room, family room that opens REALTOR IN 7 DAYS garage, nicely treed 94x130 makaa thia a good valua a, 3000 to a covered patio, 2 (S2,000 INCREASE) WE HAVE MANY MORE - CALL US - WE WORK! corner lot. Only $35,500. 29.77 fireplaces, garage, central Jonsllun Trumbull Highway. *20,000 " - wMMia at $57,900. Braithwaite Realty, 649-4593. Thraa badroom FUnoh, 1+ mbat KEYPUNCHER air-conditioning. $46,900. AT KLONDIKI, IN THl Comfortabla country living with doodad laka privllagaa Amedy Realty, Realtors, 875- from Columbia Laka, larga ■INKaHIMa, vvfa and «m un- 6283. woodad M , running bro^ ng. fo Bolton Laka. 6 rooma, 3 badrooma, formal dining Local firm seeking H e b ro n kM •nwmdv* ta a hlgh-cotl garden, llraplaoa. Indoor- vKdUon houM. H rsu^r• alwtri Six room Colonial in a nice quiet neighborhood and low room, knotty pIna living room. Como aoo what you keypuncher for night shift. 3 .- “Dallghtfully outdoor paUo. Prhraey. AaUng could anjoy aa your own for only $33,500. RAISED RANCH MANCHESTER - Seven room laaAoo. grr-ggai drunMd of hoving • toesnd traffic area. Three bedrooms, 2-car garage, patio with Experience with data decorated Ranch” on a Built by U&R. Seven lovely older Cape Cod. New heating homo In Uw eounOy, but havo - unnnd theugMo aPeut Ho stone fireplace, front porch, full cellar. Close to Directions; Rl. 44A to Tolland Road to Plymouth Lane to recorder necessary. Fully plaaaant cul-da-aae rooms. Beamed cathedral system, new electrical, everything. $36,500. Llywood Drive and right on Colonial Road. paid company benefits. S tra a t. . cool (uouadr ugnordi at ceilings in living room enclosed porch, two out 640.000 lor 1 roar'round hanw bi Call Lucy Custer, 646-1233, buildings. 629,900. Amedy Vie are proud to annoume w/stone fireplace, family LOB *NO( MANCHESTER - Delightful a prkna looallan). Own da your List Your Property With Us Ext. 232. room w/fireplace, 3 Realty, Realtors, 875-6283. fambir a lavor and diaoavor Wan- List Your House Here Equal Opportunity Employer Anaaldl built, firaplacad six room Cape, redecorated We need a new home for this space each week. Call us. our selection as a member of All Points Relocation Service bedrooms, formal dining dtta. MandOw la a ll-waak-a- living room, larga aat-ln throughout, garage, low 30's. roar prWata raaiUan ratart We want to sell your home. an organization of nearly 500 Realtors in North America. We handle all types of Real Estate. We now have over lOWItl lIM fltA IUtll CIRCA 185D kitchan, caramic bath, 3 room, stone front and gar Assumable 7 1/2% mortgage. biekad In Via woodad hOW of Our new association allows us to offer a Total Relocation Service 2400 offices to serve you from coast-to-coast We are age, large treed lot with $2,000 cash required. Owner badrooma, attic atoraga, GREEK REVIVIU. OUa, Maaaachuaatla. Klondaw 6 4 9 - 2 B I 3 program in cooperation with American Airlines, Avis, Holiday Inn National but we’re Neighborly. Each office independently Bualneaa Opportunity 14 will take back second haa Hs awn lannia ooutlw tbang larga family room, attrac- large garden, 642,900. -W Mayflower and Western Airlines. From listing your owned. For fast, professional service, call the agents that COLONUL mortgage. For more informa and hOdng traia. baa aoMi and home, to arranging your move, transportation and serve the nation. Call: SMALL ENGINE Service tlva laundry room, amall MERRITT ^ ^ o a iw [773 SNOW tion call, Ann Lord Realty. an anard-wlnnlng eluMiauaa, Corporation expanding dealer olfica or guaat badroom, AII Tan rooma, altuatad on aritti awimming paaL aaunaa. lodging, we can do it all. At not one penny's extra cost. 6 4 6 -1 1 8 0 l^^/gsnowns V n o w 528-4139, 528-3360. network. No experience Realtors ■era traad lot with gardtn gama rooma and a fui-lbna aa- w o lv e r to ir Call us. We offer more than ever before. 1-car baaamant garaga u n W |A 1»€t EOIOCASI o necessary. Complete training and orchard. $68,600. Urttlaa diraefar. Klandka la 170 with tool cloaata, nicaly MANCHESTER - Completely aeraa In alaa wHh anty Ml larga program. 6500. investment landacapad lot, brick remodeled, six room Cape, for aHaa. aaoh wHb ai undargraund Ontun^ TEDFORD required to start your own MANCHESTER - Fair owner F .J . SPILECKI front, plaatar walla, al- willing to trade full dormered the perfect starter home, new uumiaa bwhidad (walar. aawar, business. Ideal for retired or For Period Ending 7 AM EST Sunday. Saturday night will find Reeltor 0 4 3 -2121 a G ^ n d y M ^ M ^ i i r ^meternAkilnee tractlva Waat alda cul-da- six room Cape with fireplace, furnace, wiring. Too many ataabMty). KJondBia Damaf w sm u t • MANOicmR. comm m m • $4b m i $ ImMTm I M06BU ML part time. Details on request. showers and thundershowers scattered across parts of the up extras to list. $34,900. Call ara luaurlaua manulaclurad «n rr2 l.. ““ aac atraat, and vary good 1 1/2 baths, and garage, plus per and lower Rockies and sections of northern Florida. Mr. Barker. ESCA Field cash for two-family or will TOLLAND - Sixty foot Ranch. now. Century 21, Jackston- racraattonal vaMolaa nhlab can REAL ESTATE B 4 7-9 9 14 Training Division Box 619, condition. alay an your aNa aa roar long and sell outright. Call Dubaldo- Elsewhere, fair to partly cloudy skies are in prospect. One and 1/2 baths, fireplace, Avante, 646-1316. Wading River, New York. Minimum temperatures include: (approx, max readings in three large bedrooms, formal ba uaad aialualvaly aa a 11792. Lesperance, 646-0505. modarata-aoal vaepllan Ona of tha nicar Ranchaa parenthesis) Atlanta 63 (83), Boston 62 (81), Chicago 62 ( 83), dining room, eat-in kitchen, twma^ar Uwy oan traral wWi MANCHESTER and VICINITY on tha racant markat, fair NEW LISTING - Very dean Dallas 72 (91), Denver 58 (87), Duluth 51 (83), Houston 71 (90) recreation------room and attached you al your plaaaura. bar undar NEW LISTINQ MANCHESTER - Variety and neat 6-6 two-family Jacksonville 72 (91), Kansas City 65 ( 89), Los Angeles 63 ( 73), W9,900. Amedy •10,000 eenwlala, dia Mandaia Store - Low investment, great ly pricad at $43,900 NEW HOMES Duplex. Centrally located on Miami 77 (91), New Orleans 69 ( 89), New York 63 (80), Phoenix Realtors, 875-6283. prioa la rIgM tor many. Par whal A word about tha above announcement: family business. Call B/W you gal tor your manay, you oani Realty, 647-1419. beautiful lot in a nice 80 (101), San Francisco 55 ( 68), Seattle 54 ( 76), St. Louis 60 ( 88), neighborhood. Two separate BOLTON - Antique Eight boat H. Laaa Ulan 00 aHaa ramabi, eaeann ^'"816 FamilV HOflteS Plaaaa call Dava Odagard Washington 62 ( 84). MANCHESTER •a huny. CaS oaWaal toranap- seScM^SOME of organizations with franchise and other plans to improve our or John Joy Immadlataly, heating units. $45,900. Keith room Colonial. 2,acres land. 9 fooTn Raised Randi, 3 bedrooms, fireplaced tn Ihlia I ^ had SOME good points, in our opinion. However, not until now did what we consider Near schools and churches. pabrimant, daby and waakanda 6 living room, formal dining room, aluminum hall of our racant llatlnga Real Estate, 649-1922, 646- A BEST BUY am - 0 pm (411) Ma-4in. Kton- w i^ In Mmbination of facility and flexibility make its appearance. We think this added service if you 4126. Call 649-7483. No agents. sidlt\g and garage. wara aold In laaa than a Exquialta alavan room, ddu la an Rauto a Jual narUi a« wish to take advantage of it, is a definite plus for you - and therefore for us. We can help you on silort^r □ EDUCATION tha oanlar al Olla, waak. Thaaa ara aound throo-yoar-old Colonial 348.900 — 7-room Colonial, 3 bedrooms. 1 full 2 half moves, even within Connecticut, as well as the longer ones. And. at not one penny’s extra cost! L MANCHESTER - Under- homaa In prima SEVEN ROOM Cape - priced new Raised Ranch, in locatad In a daalraabla baths, fireplaced living room, formal dining Private Inalrucllona IS nalghborhooda at SUNDAY, JULY 18lh Manchester - three or four desirable area of fine homes. raaldanllal araa of room, family room off kitchen, aluminum raallatic pricaa - wa bedrooms, large living room, Get a $2,000 tax rebate from Manchaatar on a ona acra siding and garage. REMEDIAL READING and axpact tham to aall quick partially finished rec room, $49,900 price. Move-in now! traad lot. 35’ In-ground math; individualized work Reel Eatata Wanted 2$ corner lot. Walk to schools, Century 21, Jackston-Avante, pool, largo offlco or atudy 801.000 — 7 room Cape, 3 bedrooms, 1V4 baths, formal Impraaalva Colonial honiaTn!iginoeatlonn!a^ program, (lst-8th grade) by ly- bus and shopping. $35,(MX). OPEN HOUSE 846-1316. Ideal for profoaalonal por- dining room, kitchen w/family room and carpatad living room, formal dining room, oat-ln Masters1 ddegree teacher. G&R Realty, 289-M65. ALL CASH for your property 8075. ■on. Othor (oaturoa too within 24 hours. Avota red fireplace, breezeway with garage. kitchon, lat floor family room with floldatono ftroplaco numoroua to deacribo. tape, instant service. Hayes and eathadral callinga, 4 badrooma, aluminum aiding, p O D E G A R D MANCHESTER - Step into the 808.000 - 7 room Ranch, 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, family SWIM LESSONS taught by 14 Mbuntain Road, Manchaster ir LOOK ★ $$2,000, raducad from Corporation, 646-0131. doubla garaga, acra plua. Plaaaa call. large entrance foyer of this room w/fireplace and patio off kitchen, for certified water safety instruc ^REALTY charming seven room older $30,900 Doll house ranch .$1S5,000. Call tor, children or adults. 643- 1 - 5 P.M. in excellent con SELLING your house? Call ui mal dining room, brick and aluminum siding EXCELLENT Z , 643-4365 Colonial. Three bedrooms, 1 2-car garage. THE WIIUAM E. BaFIORE A(SHCV 9018. 1/2 baths, in excellent dition. 4 rooms of IWHUIO^ESFElUaX first and we'll make you a valua In thia 7-room Capo. 3 or 4 bodrooma, dining cash offer. T.J. Crocicett,, room, don, 2 full balha, acraanad porch, dotachod gar neighborhood. 40’s. B/W Real charm. Must be S 4S.0 S 05 — 7 room Colonial, 3 bedrooms, 2V4 baths, family PRIVATE ART Lessons by ty, 647-1419. seen. Practically Realtor, 643-1577. aga, lovaly abova-ground pool, many axiraa, Baat buv certified art teacher and ar JUST REDUCED TO room w/fireplace and patio, formal dining MEMBERS: ■I $38,900. ' new throughout. room, aluminum siding, 2-car garage. 647-1418 tist, For information call 649- SIXTEEN ACRES - Plus MANSFIELD - A perfect $42,900 Brand new IMMEDIATE Cash for your 5M7, MANCHESTER - Seven room property. Let ui eimtain our GREATER MANCHESTER BDARD OF REALTORS restored antique Colonial in retirement or starter home Colonial with all older Colonial with garage, COLONIAL Manchester. Fifteen rooms, ^ 4 7 , 5 0 0 fair proposal. Call Mr. with three bedrooms in coun the extras. MaK exceptionally clean, im Two-Family Homes lovara muat taka lima to Inapoct thia tpoflata 7-room three full baths, nine Naw Ralaad Ranch with 2 balha, firaplacad family Belfiore, 647-1413. GREATER HARTFORD BDARD DF REALTDRS try setting. Only $29,000. B/W mediate occupancy. Priced nom t, kitchtn with buiH-Int, dining srat, 3 good olzod fireplaces, other features too Construction □ REAL ESTATE room, dining room, dack, 2 car garaga. Praatlga araa. Realty, 647-1419. for Immediate sale. $33,900. 1 8 2 ,0 0 0 -4 -4 ^Fam lly Duplex, 1V4 baths, 2 bedrooms. bodrooma, 1W balha, full finlahad haalad rac room numerous to mention. 6130,- quality through MAY WE BUY your home? GREATER VERNDN BDARD DF REALTDRS Qualify for $2,000 tax rabata out. Call now! Century 21, Jackston-Avante, Quick, fair, all cash and no 800.000 - 5-5 ^Famlly Duplex, IMi baths, 3 bedrooms. wlth.bfy. Lowoat 40’a. 000. Philbrick Agency SOUTH WINDSOR 5 , 1/2 646-1316. Homea For Sale 33 Realtors, 646-4200. room Ranch near dead-end. $43,900 New Garrison robtem8. Call Warren E. Colonial ready lowland, Realtors, 643-1106. 807.900 - 64 2-Famlly Salt-Box, H i baths, 3 bedrooms, CDNNECTmUT COMMERCIAL INVESTMENT DIVISION Three bedrooms, wall-to-waii IF YOU are looking at con fi BOLTON - 631,900- Attractive IMPECCABLE is the word to DIRECTIONS: Rt, 6, R . 44, Eaal MIddIa Turnpika to for occupancy. all have aluminum siding and city utilities. 1 throughout. Pool, and patio, pa dominiums please come to see (and all of thilr Multiple Listing Systamtl) five-room Ranch, family describe this seven room Mountain Road This one must be CASH for your property. Call full...... cellar. $37,900. 269 9-7017019. ours. Three bedrooms, family room, fireplace, paneling, home featuring a 17'x23’ first sold so call for us first if anxious to Sell. SENTRY room, two full, two half baths, aluminum siding. Hutchins floor family room with MANCHESTER - Unique op details. Keith Real Estate. 646-4126 or MERRITT Agency, 648-3166. patio with more privacy than 649-1922 AGENCY 646-1180 Real Estate Services fireplace, four bedrooms, portunity to buy newer 5-room $61,900 Anxious owner REALTORS 122 EAST CENTER ST. PLUS — ALL POINTS RELOCATION SERVICE! fireplaced living room, cen JACKSTON-AVANTE most. Nicely decorated, very Duplex. Three bedrooms, oak looking for sale clean and with an unusual BOLTON - Ranch with first tral vac system, garage, treed SELL YOUR house through J. floors, walk-out basement, on this beautiful feature. $37,500. Cali owner, 289-4331 floor family room with built- lot. 646,500. Philbrick Agency, busline. $29,900. Hayes Cor Watson Beach Real Estate ins, fieldstone fireplace, three 6 4 6 -13 16 8-room home. 646-7799. Realtors, 646-4200. poration, 646-0131. Company. Professional real Sautr 0, Anbouir. (Conutdlrut bedrooms, dining room, walk This Colonial has estate service for nearly 50 out basement, garage, large Nm To Mwlioi all the extras just MANCHESTER - Statley years. Call our Manchester of MANCHESTER - Four rooms three bedroom (kilonlal, seven Century 21 Jackston Avante private lot. 649,900. Philbrick CHARMING OVERSIZED up, two rooms down, waiting to be seen. fice for an estimate of value IFircBiiiE lealtg 3nc. Agency, Realtors 646-4200. rooms, 1 1/2 baths, fireplace, without obligation. 647-9139. CAPE aluminum sided Ranch two porch, nicely landscaped 742-9I44 Presents or four bedrooms, walk to NEW w M7-9144 CAPE - Seven rooms, One of Manchester's finest UNITED REALTY yard, $40,900. Lessenger Com ^ - :-v- - - " irs Fine Quality Homes residential areas. Seven rooms, IV4 everything. Applianced P.S. - SELLING your home? featuring 17’x23’ first floor HUMES pany, Realtors, 6464173, 423- 4 iDulttpU i'toting i^crulcca ta acrue q u u better. baths, metlculosly maintained oo kitchen, $28;500. G4R Realty, We would be pleased to list It. familv room, two fireplaces, C m *, ColonUI* a • Rwieti - 646-5616 parklike acre bordering Nature 289-6885. ' lUkdy lot - — Call Phillips & Stevenson four bedrooms, central vac, SUPER VALUE . U ____ Center. Call Suzanne or Arthur iWbotlM,«lliyl eraiilaeoo, Realty, 643-0609. ANDOVER *27,966 , treed lot. 646,500. Shorts, M6-S233 Lovaly lour badroom » e « gwogo. Loeotod oh 7 YEAR 'ROUNDLakeproper- K ck Agency, Realtors, J. WATSON BEACH CO. homo, calhodral colling EklrMeo a t, oa Autumn. 646-4200. goonoro M L i ty, three bedrooms, Franklin FINE •AwkfWw living room, 3 full batha, stove in living room, T.J. CROCKETT, Realtor □ MI8C. FOR SALE equal HouBing Opportmat larga family room with applianced kitchen, large lot, 6 4 3 - 1 B 7 7 ™S^ereW By n •••••••■•••••••■••■••••••a bar, walMo-wall privacy, must sell, -----,500. A PLACE TO BREATHE TOLLANO $53,500 carpaUng, bullt-lna, ona G6iR Realty, 289-6885. ArHolee tor Sele 41 GARRISON Colonial on S ix . rootn Cape in nice quiet setting, with a new pool to ear garaga. Pricad at PETERMAN AGENCY PEACEFIA uvnw beautiful wooded lot, large MANCHESTER - Newer 5-5 c(X)I off in — Very clean, move-in condition. $34,500. $43,S00. MW W HOPED lUIUTOV? ALUMINUM sheets used a i Can be your just minutes familv room with fireplace, PInne 643-2711. Duplex. Three bedrooms, 1 A truly superbTroon^xecuUv^uru op,u. tnisnome ■ ■ - ——— 41/2 » “ uoniOi baths, 1/oK oak llvOrSy floors, MARTIN SCHOOL OMriot — 7 room Ranoh, 2-«a r gar printing plates, .007 thick, from 1-86! Lovely 8 rm. 12’x23’ game room, music aga, lull baaanwnt, alumtniHn aiding, atornia and 23x32” ; a cents each or 5 for has 3 bedrooms, 2 ^ baths!, built-in appliances, 1-car gar- room, or fourth bedroom, MMLOO-LESPERlUiCE Colonial, 4 bdrms., 2 ear acraana, rang#, diatiwaalwr and diapoaal. Claan and $1. Phone 643-2711. VERNON *42,900 age«n a 104x151 well landscaped lot. Priced in $50's. garage, 24 ft. family room wall-to-wall throughout, Duplex, with five car garage. 646-0505 Corporation, 646-0131. I r lM te with fireplace, 3 zone heat, rosewood paneling central Good condition, zoned B-2, for CLEAN USED refrigerators, vac, built-in barbecue, sliding Three b^room Cape with expansion possibilities. Full plus many extras. A must businessman. Live rent-free, MANCHESTER ■ Extra lot. NINE ROOM C ^ la l — iiva badrooma, 1% battia, ranges, automatic washers, Oversized DUTCH CAPE with 3 bedrooms on your list of homes! glass doors, flagstone patio. CIRCA 1775-Early settlers $45,900. G&R Realty, 289-688S. living, dining, kHohon, aun parlor, oloood In roar poroh, with guarantees. B.D. Pearl's prWate yard ;4277» Ith every DA retail )7.25 IR o-tw 65 iler - single condition. 11,500. Call contained condition, 726 or 568- iF T , tent sdition, can est of cars, equipped. TI. ibile home? d for fast Broker. :k out this e you buy. m atchine all to wall t $5,S95. to live in, [ available. . New blue front living - was |16,- ). Trades es can't be to choose wide from e parking ;hout the iplies and me service a Homes, Midway, n. Conn. 1- .O N G 14’ condition, sd, many 11,500. or tie down ickup. 742- ER. 1970. i full bath, 349-9622. n th is o w in g .00 >-Gulde Page 2 - WEEKEND - July 17, 1976 WEEKEND - July 17, 1976 - Page 3 Nikolais Dance Theatre will be featured. For reservations, call 413-243-0745. • 'Die Gallery Dancers will have an This week’s movies on TV Forum evening of English country dance Friday at 7:30 p.m. at Foot Prints Gallery, 466 Sunday 11:30 (9) "Fortunes of Cap Main st. with live music. For information, tain Blood” (1950) Louis of the arts call Frank Van Cleef at 649-9208. 7:30 ( 30) “Submarine D-1 Hayward, Patricia Medina, Yale in Norfolk (1937) Wayne Morris. George Macready. 12:00 (5) “Jail Busters” 3:35 (2) “The Sun Comes USCG Band concert (1955). The Bowery Boys. Soprano Phyllis Curtin sings the only ‘Mother Jones’ at UConn Up’’ (1949) Jeanette The U.S. Coast Guard Band directed by 12:30 (3) “ Pinocchio in MacDonald, Lloyd Nolan, ‘Sunshine Boys’ at Theatre 3 song recital of the Yale-In-Norfolk The Labor Theater of New York City Outer Space" (1965). Lt. (j.g.) Lewis J. Buckley, will open its will present “Mother Jones: Storming the Claude Jarman. Neil Simon’s comedy, “The Sunshine Summer Festival of Music in Norfolk 1:00 (5)) “Blaze of Noon” tonight at 8:30. She will sing Aaron 1976 summer concert series, “Under The Altars of Power” at the University of (1947) William Holden, Anne Boys,” opens Thursday at Theatre 3’s Copland’s “Poems of Emily Dickinson,” Stars,” Sunday at the U.S. Coast Guard Connecticut’s (Storrs) Von der Mehden Baxter, Sterling Hayden. third summer production at Manchester and songs by South American composers. Academy in New London. Recital Hall Tuesday at 8:15 p.m. 1:00 (9) “Serpeant Island” Wednesday Community College auditorium. '-H Tickets will be sold at the door of the The concert will begin at 8:30 p.m. on The one-woman show features Dorothy ■ ■ w M . ' * (1954). Sunny Tufts. Included in the cast are Dwight Martin, 1:30 (20) “Judgment 1:00 (5) “Home in Indiana” Music Shed, or reservations are available the Academy’s Cadet Memorial Field. In Lancaster and includes traditional music Frank X. Zullo, Bob Rossi, Phyllis D eferred” (1952). Hugh (1944). Lon McAllister, by calling 542-5537. the event of inclement weather, the con performed by two singer-musicians and Reynolds, Marcia Gustamachio, John cert will be moved indoors to Leamy Sinclair, Helen Shingler. Walter Brennan, Jeanne was adapted from Mother Jones’ own Crain. Gustavson and Dan Radmoski. Richard Auditorium^ words by Terry Uppenberg who directs 2:00 (3) “ Lisa” (1962) Free events Stephen Boyd, Dolores Hart. 1:00 (9) “The Magnificent Dana is the director. These concert performances are free the play. • Leon and the Gypsy Strings will per V 3:00 (3) ‘"The Woman in Ambersons” (1942) Orson Dwight Martin, who plays Willie, one of and open to the public. Groups wishing to Mary Harris (Mother) Jones was a Welles, Joseph Cotton, Anne the two aging vaudevillians, has worked in form a program of romantic music Mon White” (1948). Alexis Smith, reserve seating should contact the band of dressmaker and schoolteacher who Sydney Greenstreet. Baxter, Agnes Moorhead. the state gs both actor and director. day at 7:30 p.m. on the patio behind the fices at 443-8463, ext. 283, before the per crusaded against child labor and for coal 6:00 (5) “ Beau Geste” 4:00 (9) “The Big Game” Locally he has been seen in “The Fan- Student Union at Southern Connecticut formance. miner unionization in their era around the (1939). Gary Cooper, Ray (1972) Stephen Boyd, Frances tasticks” and “Our Town.” State College in New Haven. In the event Sunday’s program will include an turn of the century. Milland, Robert Preston, Nuyen, Ray Milland. Michael Learned stars as a Rossi has played with The Windsor of rain, the concerts are moved inside the arrangement of tunes from “Jesus Christ, Susan Hayward. 11:30 (5) “The Hard Way” Tickets are available at the Von der middle-aged woman with a Jestors and the Little Theatre of college union. Superstar,” Jerry Bilik’s “American Civil Mehden box office. 6:00 (8) “In Harm's Way” (1943) Ida Lupino, Dennis son and a daughter whose Morgan. Manchester. The Southern Connecticut Symphonic War Fantasy’’ and Charles Ives’ (1965) John Wayne, Kirk family life must undergo 11:45 (8-40) “The Daughters “The Sunshine Boys” will continue Pops will perform each Thursday in July "Variations on America” in addition to a Douglas. dramatic readjustments of Joshua Cabe Return” through July 18, and July 22 through 25. at 7:30 p.m. in Southern Connecticut State medley of Sousa marches. 6:00 (9) “Man of the West” when her husband dies un (1958) O ry Cooper, Julie Lon (1975) Dan Dailey, Ronne Tickets will be available at the door. Cur College's Lyman Auditorium. Soloists will be trumpeter Jose R. expectedly in “Widow,” a don, Lee J. (k)bb, Arthur Troup. tain time is 8:30 p.m. • Wednesday at noon at Trinity Cordero and clarinetist Daniel Lukens. 4:02 (2) “The Cross of World Prem iere dram a to O’Connell, Jack Lord. Episcopal Church at 120 Sigourney St., Other USCG summer concerts are Lorraine” (1944) Gene Kelly, be colorcast at 9 p.m. 8:00 (9) “The Poppy is also Shakespeare Theatre Hartford, Neil Keen and Mary Bon will scheduled for Aug. 1, which will be a Coast Weekend, an entertainment and televi a Flower" (1966). Trevor Jean-Pierre Aumont. perform duets for pipe organ. Graduates Thursday on Channels 20- Arthur Miller’s “The Crucible,” and Guard Academy Centennial Concert, and sion supplement, is published each Satur Howard, Angie Dickenson, of Hartt College of Music, both have been 22-30. Shakespeare’s “The Winter’s Tale,” are Aug. 15 when the New London Surfers day by The Manchester Evening Herald. Yul Brynner, Stephen Boyd, Thursday heard in concerts at New York’s Herald Square. Manchester. Conn. 06040. E.G. Marshall, Rita playing in repertory at the American Drum and Bugle Corps will be featured. Cathedral of St. John the Divine. Deadline for Forum of the Arts- Eight Hayworth, Marcello 1:00 (5) “10 Gentlemen Shakespeare Theatre in Stratford through Beverages will be provided after each days before publication. Advertising Today Mastroianni, Sena Berger, Eli from West Point” (1942) Sept. 26. Joining the group on ’Tuesday is George Montgomery, program for those who bring their lunch. , deadline: Five days before publication. Wallach, Gilbert Roland, Shakespeare’s “As You Like It.” For in ■ 1:00 (5) “Face of Marble” Maureen O’Hara, John Sutton. • Wednesday, a concert of chamber Meet Maxene at Coachlight Trini Lopez. formation, call 375-4457. (1946). John Carradine. 10:30 ((9) “ The Mad 1:00 (9) “Miss Sadie 1’ A music at 6 p.m. at Trinity College in Hart A "Meet Maxene” night will be held ..w Interviewing 1:00 (9) “Back to Bataan” Bomber” (1972) Vince Thompson” (1955) R ita Dinner theaters ford will precede a carillon concert. A Thursday at Coachlight Dinner Theatre in (1945) . John Wayne, Anthony Edwards, Chuck (Connors. Hayworth, Jose Ferrer, Aldo James “Bo” Johnson of Manchester is shown on the set he designed free guid^ tour of the college chapel E ast Windsor with Maxene Andrews of the NEW YORK (UPI) - The three Quinn. 11:30 (30) “ Kisses for Ray. At Chateau de Ville Dinner ’Theatre in for Hartt Opera-Theater’s (Hartford) “Fiddler on the Roof” to be follows the recital. famous Andrews Sisters vocal trio. networks employed more than 1,500 per 3:00 (3) “Tarzan’s Greatest Breakfast” (1941) Dennis 4:00 (9) “Till the End of East Windsor, the A1 Jolson Revue will be • Elaine Comparone, harpsichordist, Immediately following the Coachlight’s sons and spent millions of dollars to cover Adventure” (1959). Gordon Morgan. Time” (1946). Dorothy presented in repertory with “The Sound of Music” which Johnson Scott. McQuire, Gay Madison, presented Sunday, Wednesday, July 24,25, appears in a recital Monday at 8:15 p.m. current production of “Call Me Madam,” the Democratic convention, watched at 4:16 (2) ‘‘Tarzan’s Secret and 29 through Aug. 1. On July 22 and 23, also designed. Performances begin at 8 p.m. on Thursday, Friday in Von der Mehden Recital Hall at Univer starring Maxene Andrews, there will be 3:30 (5) “Dressed to Kill” Treasure” (1941) Johnny Robert Mitchum. one time or another by an estimated 100 9:00 (20-22-30) “Widow” The Amazing Kreskin will entertain. and Saturday evenings through Aug. 7 with a final matinee perfor sity of Connecticut in Storrs. Andrews Sisters’ film clips, songs and (1946) . Basil Rathbone, Nigel Weissmuller, Maureen million persons — and it all ended up with Bruce. (1976) . Michael l«amed. At the Coachlight Dinner ’Theatre in mance on Aug. 8. (Photo by Ken Lagace) Also a t UConn on Tuesday the movie then an informal question and answer O’Sllivan. reporters interviewing each other. 7:00 (5) “ Divorce His” 11:30 (5) “Hatters Castle” East Windsor, Maxene Andrews of the An “American Graffiti” will be shown at 8 period and an autograph session. They had to — they had already inter ( 1948). James Mason, drews Sisters stars in Irving Berlin’s (1972) Richard Burton, p.m. in the Student Union Ballroom. "Call Me Madam” runs through Aug. 15. viewed everybody else in the hall in an ef Elizabeth Taylor. Deborah Kerr. “ Call Me Madam.” Keel, Larry Kert, Ertha Kitt and Milo a Haydn program featuring the Monday Reservations are recommended. fort to liven up the televised proceedings. 8:00 ‘Tobruk” (9) (1966). 3:45 (2) “Courage of O’Shea. For reservations, call 265-1501. Movies at MCC Tanglewood Festival Chorus. Rock Hudson, George Pep- Lassie” (1946) Elizabeth At the Berkshire Theatre Festival in 1:00 (5) “Doctor Ehrlich’s Summer circuit Friday at 7 p.m., Phyllis Curtin, The weekly Monday night movie pard, Guy Stockwell. Magic Bullet” (1940) Edward Taylor, Frank Morgan, Tom Stockbridge, Mass., Jam es Coco and Dody Drake. At Storrowton Theatre in West soprano, will be soloist for the weekend schedule at Manchester Community 8:30 (5) “Divorce Hers” G. Robinson. Goodman are starring in “George Springfield, Mass., Mitzi Gaynor returns prelude in a pro^am of American songs. College will present a double feature Mon (1972) R ichard Burton, 1:00 (9) “Up Front” David Washington Slept Here” through July 25. for the second, consecutive year with a At 9 p.m., Seiji Ozawa conducts a day at 9 p.m. including “The Candidate” Elizabeth Taylor. Wayne, Tom Ewell, Richard Friday For information, call 413-298-5536. This week’s HBO movies 9:00 (20-22-30) “ The brand new show. Accompanied by a Stravinsky program. with Robert Redford, and “Cool Hand Egan. Madwomen of Chaillot" 1;00(5) “The Comic” (1969) troupe of singers and dancers. Miss On July 24, Leonard Bernstein will pre Luke” with Paul Newman at the college 4:00 (9) “War Kill” (1968) Today 9:00 Four Feathers 5:00 Escape to the Sun (1969). Katharine Hepburn, Dick Van Dyke, Michele Lee, Gaynor will perform Monday through July Repertory at Hartt sent a Liszt program with the Tanglewood auditorium. George Montomery, Tom 11:15 Bruce Lee and I 7:00 The Man With The Yul Brunner. Drake. Mickey Rooney. 24. Gabe Kaplan entertains the following “The Sound of Music” and “Fiddler on Festival Chorus. The following weeks, the double feature 1:30 The Scarlet Pimpernel 3:30 Martha's Attic Golden Gun 9:00(24-57) “The Man in the 11:30 (5) “Santiago” (1956) 1:00(9) “TheSniper” (1952) week. For information, call 413-732-1105. the Roof” are playing in repertory on Saturdays a t 10:30 a.m ., open rehearsals “The Stepford Wives” and. “Go Ask Tuesday 4:00 Scramble (children’s 9:15 Project Kill White Suit” (1951). Alec Alan Ladd, Lloyd Nolan. Arthur Franz, Marie Wind are held for the public featuring the Alice,” and “The Day of the Dolphin” will 1:30 The Pallisers At Ivoryton Playhouse in Ivoryton, the Thursday, Friday and Saturday evenings film) 11:00 The Man With the Guineas. 11:30 (9) “ Five” (1951) sor, Adolphe Menjou, scheduled program for that weekend at be shown. Admission is |1. 2:30 The Scarlet Pimpernel comedy “My Fat Friend” opens Monday in Millard Auditorium a t University of 5:00 The Scarlet Pimpernel Golden Gun 11:15 (40) “ Bonjour William Phipps, Susan Richard Kiley. and plays through July 24. For reser Hartford, 200 Bloomfield i.ve.. West Hart reduced rates. 4:30 Martha’s Attic Tristesse” (1957). David Douglas, James Anderson, 4:00 (9) “It Happened One Exhibit at Durham Fair 7:00 Escape to the Sun 5:00 ‘72 Olympic Gold Friday vations, call 767-0967. ford. Presented by the Hartt Opera- Arthur Fiedler and the Boston Pops will 9:00 Farewell, My Lovely Niven, Jean Sebert, Deborah Earl Lee. Night” (1934) Claudette •Mrs Alma Brooks of Manchester, with 7:00 The Scarlet Pimpernel At Nutmeg Playhouse in Storrs, Thorn Theater, the productions feature Ilga be featured in a Pops-At-Tanglewood con 11:00 The Scarlet Pimpernel 1:30 The Pallisers Kerr...... 3:48 (2) “Twenty Plus Two” Colbert, Clark Gable. 9:00 Farewell, My Lovely 2:30 Four Feathers 11:30 (3) “A High Wind in ton Wilder’s Pulitzer Prize-winning com Paups of Manchester as Golde in cert Aug. 10 a t 8:30 p.m. her committee, has arranged a “Grand 1:00 Project Kill 11:S0 (3) “Voyage to the (1961) David Janssen, Jeanne 10:45TheStoolie 5:00 Boy of Two Worlds Jam aica” (1965) Anthony edy, “The Skin of Our Teeth” plays “Fiddler,” and Nancy Johnson, also of For information and reservations, call Attic’’ exhibit at the Connecticut Bottom of the Sea” (1961). Craine. Sunday 6:45 Four Feathers Walter Pidgeon. Quinn, James Cobum. through July 24. The next presentation Manchester, as Fruma Sarah in 413-637-1600. Agricultural Fair July 23, 24 and 25 at the Wednesday Durham Fair Grounds in Durham. 1:30 ‘72 Olympic Gold 9:00 Death Race 2000 11:30 (5) “Nightmare li:30 (5) “The D.I” (1957) will be Cole Porter’s “Anything Goes” “Fiddler,” and Sister Berthe in “Sound of 1:30 The Pallisers 10:30 Swept Away Jack Webb, Don Dubbins. Items have been gathered from attics in 3:00 Cornbread, Elarl And Castle" (1966) Barbara from July 27 through Aug. 9. The Nutmeg Music.” 2:30 The Little Players 12:30 On location: Mort Sahl Steele, Paul Muller. Tuesday 1:00 (8) “Lost Command” Dance every area of the state and will include a Me 4:00 Boy of Two Worlds Summer Playhouse is in the Harriet S. Nancy’s husband, James, designed the 2:04 (2) “The Hucksters” (1966) Anthony Quinn. red cape made 200 years ago by Mrs. 5:00 ‘72 Olympic Gold 1:00 (5) “Chad Hanna” Jorgensen Theater at the University of sets for both productions. For reser • The American Dance Festival 5:30 Cornbread, Earl And S a t u r d a y (1947) Clark Gable, Deborah 1:46 (5)'^ “ Princess 7:00 Cornbread, Earl And Me (1940) Henry Fohda, Dorothy Connecticut. For information, call 429- vations, call the Hartt College of Music at features the following schedule at Connec Trumbull, wife of the then Gov. Jonathan 1:30 The Little Players Kerr, Ava Gardner. 0 ‘Rouke"' (1943) Olivia de Me 7:15 Four Feathers ' Lamour, Linda Darnell. 2912. ticut College in New London: Sunday and Trumbull of Connecticut. Jubilation 4:22 (2) “The Jayhawkers” Havilland, Robert Cummings, 243-4441 daily between 9 a.m. and 5 p.m. 9:00 Death Race 2000 9:30 Bruce Lee and 1 1:00 (9) “The Black Knight” At Oakdale Musical Theatre in Monday, Mabou Mines; Thursday, Friday During the Revolutionary War period, 11:00 Just Before Nightfall 3:00 Boy of Two Worlds (1959). Jeff Chandler, Fess Alan-Ladd, Patricia Medina. Charles Coburn. 11:00 World Team Tennis 3:15 (8) “Fancy Pants” Wallingford, Neil Sedaka and Robert and July 24, Bella Lewitzky Dance Com the ladies made articles of clothing which 4:30 Martha’s Attic Parker. 4:00 (9) “ Damsel in At Tanglewood Monday 12:30 Bruce Lee and I (1950) Bob Hope. Klein wind up a week’s run tonight. Sun pany. For Information and reservations, were sold to raise money for the war fund. 5:00 The Little Players 5:10 (8) “How to Save a Distress" (1937) Fred Tonight at 8:30 a t Tanglewood in Lenox, call 442-9131. The red cape on display at the fair, was 1:30 Hester Street Thursday 7:00 August previews Marriage and Ruin your Life" Astaire, Joan Fontaine, Bums 4:06 (2) “The Hangman” day, Doc Severinscn does a one-night (1959) Robert Taylor, Tina Mass., Neville Marriner conducts the auctioned along with other clothing items 3:30 Boy of Two Worlds 1:30 The Pallisers 7:15 Escape To The Sun (1968). Dean Martin. & AUen. stand. Monday through Friday, Musical • At Jacob’s Pillow In Lee, Mass., The Louise. Boston Symphony in an all Bach program. at that time at the Lebanon Church in (children) 2:30 Where The Red Fern 9:00 Swept Away 3:30 (8) “40 Guns to Apache 11:30 “ Whiplash” (1945) Jubilee stars Patrice Munsel, Howard Maria Alba Spanish Dance Company per 4:50 (8) "Three on a Couch” Sunday at 2:30 p.m., Seiji Ozawa conducts 5:00 Four Feathers Grows 10:56 Soccer Pass” (1967) Audie Murphy, Dane Clark, Alexis Smith, forms tonight. From July 20 to 24, The Lebanon. (1966) Jerry Lewis. 7:15 Hester Street 4:30 Martha’s Attic 12:30 Bruce Lee and I Kenneth Tobey. Eve Arden, Aian Hale. Page 4 - WEEKEND - July 17, 1976 WEEKEND — July 17, 1976 — Pate Today, July 17 Monday, July 19 1:00 One Step Beyond...... 5 6:00 Happy Days...... 8-40 6:00 Children's Film Festival .. 3 11:00 1:16 9:30 M ovie...... 9 News...... 3-22 M ovie...... 9 N ew s...... 3-8-22-30 M ovies...... 5-9 Hitchcock Presents...... 5 Rock Concert ...... 5 Maude...... 3 PTL C lub...... 18 Mission: Impossible ...... 5 700 C lu b ...... 18 B ew itched...... 5 Dick Van Dyke...... 20 ' New s...... 8-22-30-40 1:30 Jersey Side ...... 9 Daytime programs 3:10 Racing ...... 9 Emergency ...... 20-22-30 The Avengers...... 9 W restling...... 22 11:15 M ovie...... 9 Life in the S p irit...... 18 Next D o o r...... 24 Upstairs, Downstairs .. 24-57 At The T o p ...... 24-57 Real McCoys...... 18 Lilas, Yoga and Y ou...... 24 Dick Van D yke...... 20 10K10 Monday — Friday Beverly Hillbillies...... 9 3:30 Black Perspective...... 30 8:30 1:45 Zoom...... 24-57 Let’s Make a Deal...... 40 One Life to Live ...... 8-40 Vegetable Soup...... 30 M ovie...... 40 Medical Center...... 3 6KK) Not for Women Only...... 22 Tennis...... 3 6:30 M ovie...... 8 Gunsmoke ...... 40 12:30 Lassie...... 9 Garner Ted Armstrong. .. 40 D o c...... 3 11:30 New s...... 5 Public Service Mary Hartman...... 30 M ovie...... 5 N ew s...... 3-8-20-22-30-40 M ovie...... 5 2:04 Search for Tomorrow...... 3 PTL Club...... 18 1:30 M ovies...... 3-5 6:30 Jersey Side ...... 9 Programming...... 3 Flintstones...... 40 Hodgepodge Lodge...... 24 Kiners Komer ...... 9 Olympic G am es...... 8-40 M ovie...... 2 Partridge Family...... 5 All My Children...... 8-40 Hodgepodge Lodge. ____24 Make It Real ...... 8 Racing ...... 9 PTL C lub...... 18 6:30 lOdK) 7:00 2:35 New s...... 8-20-22-30 Journey to Adventure...... 9 . Lilias, Yoga & Y ou...... 57 Call of the W est...... 20 4:00 9:00 , 11:45 Jigsaw John ...... 20-22-30 Public Service Price Is Right ...... 3 Baseball...... 9 Agronsky & Company...... 3 Movies ...... 8 Sports Challenge ...... 18 Take My Advice...... 2822-30 4:00 Wall St. Week...... 24 Mary Tyler Moore...... 3 Saturday Night...... 20-22-30 10:30 Programming...... 3-58 That G irl...... 5 Sesame St...... 24-57 M ovie...... 5 Movies ...... 20-22-24-30-57 Tourists Are Coming?.. 24-57 IdK) Bewitched...... 3 Fisherm an...... 30 Midnight 2:46 Firing Line ...... 9 7.-00 A.M. Connecticut...... 8 4:30 News...... 8-22 7:00 Match G am e...... 3 Lost in Space ...... 5 Gilligan's Island...... 40 9:30 W restling...... 9 The S a in t...... 5 11:00 News...... 3 Romper Room ...... 9 Lawrence Welk...... 18 N ew s...... 3-22-40 M ovies...... 89 Brady Bunch...... 822 2:00 Golf...... 3 Bob Newbart...... 3 Underdog...... 5 Celebrity Sweepstakes Ask Congress ...... 20 12:30 Andy Griffith ...... 5 N ew s...... 3-8-22-24-3040 Ryan’s Hope...... 840 M ovie...... 9 Soul T ra in ...... 3 4:45 Jerry Falwell...... 18 Cartoon C am ivai...... 8 ...... 282^30 Great Performances...... 24 M ovies...... 5-24 3:45 Concentration...... 8 Dick Van Dyke ...... 20 Know Your W orld...... 20 Som erset...... 20 Road Race Festival ...... 8 To Be Announced...... 22 10:00 T oday...... 22-30 Sesame St...... 24 Hee H a w ...... 30 1:00 M ovie...... 8 It Takes A Thief ...... 9 Mary Hartman...... 5-57 Som erset...... ;. 22-30 Sesame St...... 24 Grandstand ...... 20-30 5:00 Dinah Shore ...... 3 Good Morning America .. 40 Leave It to Beaver...... 40 Bonanza...... ?.., 40 M ovie...... 9 Journey to Adventure___18 11:30 Lucy Show...... 30 Baseball...... 22 Big V alley...... 5 News...... 5 4:22 10:30 1:30 Book B e a t...... 57 To Be Announced...... 20 Ironside ...... 3 7:30 Mike Douglas...... 40 Piccadilly Circus...... 24 U.F.0...... 9 Billy Graham ...... 9 1:10 M ovie...... 2 Andy Griffith ...... 5 As the World ’Turns...... 3 7:30 Antiques...... 24 Olympics...... 8 ^ Bugs Bunny...... 5 Mister Rogers...... 24 Room 222 ...... 40 American Angler...... 18 New s...... 40 High R ollers...... 2822-30 Rhyme and Reason...... 8-40 Getting Down to Business . 3 Mary Hartman ...... 30 Johnny Carson ______20-22-30 Good Morning America . . . 8 To Be Announced...... 20 10:20 1:15 5:25 I Love Lucy ...... 40 Days of Our Lives .. .2822-30 2:15 Summer Special...... 8 11:45 New s...... 9 4:30 Star T rek ...... 22 Flying Circus ...... 24 Bold Ones ...... 30 Movie Maggie and the Machine . 57 11:00 2HW Baseball...... ; .20-22-30 Sports Legends...... 9 Late Great 1968 ...... 8-40 8:00 Dinah ...... 3 Joyce Chen’s C hina___24-57 Men Who Made 7:30 G am bit...... 3 320,000 P yram id...... 8-40 2:30 Nashville Captain Kangaroo...... 3 Mike Douglas...... 8 NFL Championship The Movies ...... 57 Price is R ight...... 3 12:30 Bew itched...... 5 2:30 Hitchcock Presents...... 5 on the R oad...... 20 Flintstones...... 5 F ilm ...... 20 Games ...... 30 Adam 12...... 5 Name of the G a m e ...... 3 Let’s Make a D eal...... 8 Olympic G am es...... 8-40 Wild Kingdom...... 22 Public Service Guiding L ig h t...... 3 Hogan’s Heroes ...... 22 10:30 Olympics ...... 8-40 IdIO Straight Talk...... 9 Break the Bank ...... 8-40 3:00 5:30 Open D oor...... 57 Programming...... 9 Mod Squad...... 30 Black N ew s...... 5 Connecticut R e p o rt...... 18 Tomorrow ...... 2822-30 Wheel of Fortune___ 2822-30 Religious program ...... 18 M ovie...... 3 Living Faith ...... 18 T oday...... 20 Sesame St...... 57 8:00 M ovie...... 9 MacNeil R ep o rt...... 24-57 1:30 Electric Co...... 24-57 Doctors...... 2822-30 Babar, the elephant...... 30 Dillon Leasing Corn. 4:45 The Jeffersons ...... 3 PTL Club....'...... 18 8:00 Jack B enny...... 5 8:30 Edge of N ight...... 40 319 Main SL Manchester Rin Tin T in ...... 5 2:55 PTL Club...... 2C R hoda...... 3 1:30 11:30 Joe Franklin...... 9 News...... 5 5:00 Sunday, July 18 Phone 643-2145 The Cross Wits...... 5 Joe Franklin Love of Life ...... 3 Take K e r r ...... 9 Laughback...... 9 9:00 Brady Bunch...... f 2:00 Midday Live ...... 5 3:00 700 C lu b ...... 18 New England Journal...... 3 Happy D ays...... 840 Big Valley...... 2i 8:00 Latino...... 40 News...... 3 All in the Fam ily...... 3 ' Wild Wild West ...... 40 8:00 Rich L ittle...... 20-22-30 Dennis the Menace...... 5 Hollywood Squares . .2822-30 Mister Rogers...... 51 Everywoman...... 3 Sesame St...... 57 Hitchcock Presents...... 5 Casper and Friends...... 5 Great Performances ..... 57 Sonny & C h e r...... 3 RENTS Nordjamb ...... 24-57 Phil Donahue ...... 8 Carrascolendas...... 24 6:30 3:18 General Hospital...... B-40 5:30 10:30 2:30 Lawrence Welk...... 5 8:30 Kitty Today...... 22 Sesame St...... 57 Lucy Show...... 9 Camera Three ...... 3 Pat Collins...... 2 Flintstones...... 5 Look Up and Live ...... 3 Hour of P o w er...... 18 M ovie...... 9 Phyllis ...... 3 Not for Women Only...... 30 Noon Living Word ...... 18 Rev. Cleophus Robinson . .. 5 Groovie G oolies...... 8 3:48 Lassie...... 18 3:00 Faith For Today ...... 18 Merv Griffin...... 5 Strum’n Drummers...... 40 New s...... 38-9 Another World ...... 2822-30 7:00 Point of View ...... 9 M ovie...... 2 Electric Co...... 24-57 M ovie...... 5-30 Ellery Queen...... 20-22-30 9:00 9:30 Magnificent Marble Insight ...... 3 Jewish Heritage...... 40 3:30 Hogan’s Heroes ...... 30 O lym pics...... 8-40 Evening At P o p s ...... 24-57 All in the Fam ily...... 3 5:49 Green Acres...... 5 Machine ...... 2822-30 Wonder Window...... 5 Mickey Mouse Club...... 35 News...... 40 10:45 Picadilly Circus...... 57 8:30 Documentary ...... 24-57 Give Us This D a y ...... 2 This is the Life ...... 8 Jewish Life ...... 30 3:30 Jimmy Sw aggart...... 18 Lucy Show...... 22 11:00 Antique Furniture ...... 3 Ring Around the World .. 30 9:00 Getting Down to Business . 3 PTL C lub...... 18 Kojak ...... 3 Tuesday, July 20 7:30 Flintstones...... 5 4:00 Special: “Talking Heads" . 5 ^Vacation '^Special Arthur & Company...... 3 These Are the Days ___8-40 6:00 Olympic G am es___ .,..840 New s...... G olf...... 3 Word of L ife ...... 18 ....5 Yogi B e a r...... 5 Rex Hum bard...... 9 Bewitched ...... 5 Expressions...... 18 PTL C lub...... 18 Pelicula ...... 20 McCloud...... 20-22-30 Worship For Shut-Ins ...... 8 Greatest Sports Legends . 22 New s...... 8 MacNeil Report___ . . . 24-57 City of Angels...... 2830 4:10 Masterpiece Theatre ... 24-57 Cars Occasion Gar Christophers...... 9 Carrascolendas...... 30 The Avengers...... 9 8:00 School for Wives ...... 24 Next D o o r...... 24-57 9:30 Real McCoys...... 18 Vegetable Soup...... 22 Sesame St...... 57 Popi ...... 3 Flying Circus ...... ;.. ...57 M ovie...... 30 4:30 Oral Roberts...... 18 Zoom...... 24-57 11:30 Cross W its...... 5 10:30 Jerry Falw ell...... 40 Women’s Golf...... 8-40 G unsm oke...... 40 This Week’s Movies Face the Nation...... 3 10:00 Mets Baseball...... 9 Garner Ted Armstrong ....9 Kiner's Korner...... 9 8:00 Make a W ish...... 8-40 Sablon, Davis ...... 3 6:30 700 Club ...... 18 W oman...... 24-57 Bicentennial Band ...... 24-57 We Believe ...... 3 Sports Challenge ...... 22 N ew s...... 5 Partridge Family...... 5 Onedin Line...... 24 11d)0 5:00 Living Faith ...... 18 New s...... 82830 Wonderama...... 5 Adelante...... 30 Lowell Thom as...... 57 News...... 3-324-3840 Catholic Service...... 8 Mission: Impossible . 5 Great Performance___24-57 & Greatest Sports Legends . 18 on CABLE TV H.B.O. 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We Have The Car 9:30 11:45 8:45 M ovies...... 5.4) Mary Hartman...... 30 M ovie...... 3 Name of the Gam e ...... 3 To Rent By The Day, Or Week One Day At A Time ...... 3 M ovies...... 840 • Death Race 2000 (R) Davey & G oliath...... 40 Concentration...... 8 Fore ...... 57 Meet the P re ss...... 20-22-30 David Susskind...... 5 Christian Living...... 18 Midnight 9:00 Human Dimension...... 20 PTL C lub...... 18 7:30 • Hester Street (PG) 1:00 10KKI Johnny Carson ...... 22 B arrio...... 3 Survival Kit...... 24-57 Movie ...... 30 Bobby Vinton ...... 3 M ovie...... 5 Switch...... 3 12:30 • The Stoolle New D a y ...... g Connecticut: Seen ...... Connecticut Newsmakers. 30 11:40 Adam 12...... 5 8 im. _ Name of the G am e___ ...3 Oral Roberts...... 9 M ovie...... 9-30 Room 222 ...... 40 Star T re k ...... 22 • Project Kill (R) Day of Discovery...... 22 - i:o1:00 Voice of Faith ...... 18 Midnight Christopher Closeup ...... 40 6:30 Tom orrow ...... 2822-30 To Be Announced...... 20 David Susskind...... 5 • The Man With The Golden Gun (PG) Sesame St...... 57 U.S. Open ...... 22 News...... 3-8-20-22-30 Television channels C* we're open mondays! . 1:30 This is the Life ...... 18 12:55 9:15 Conversations W ith ...... 40 ^ Jack B enny...... 5 • Swept A v ^ (R) Victory Garden...... 24 New s...... 8-40 Davey & G oliath...... 8 Nova ...... 57 3 ...... ■ ■ ■ Progrants seen on Channel ^ polyfil stuffing J/ Joe Franklin...... 9 Superman...... 40 1:00 (poly ucron) pillow forma, quInbattIng, 9:30 1:30 2:03 • Soccer, World Team Tennis World Press ...... 57 New s...... 3- 5!‘!."‘.;iraEW, New York « tha Idoal washable stufllng for - Challenge...... 3 Eighth D a y ...... 8 Hitchcock Presents...... 5 1:20 I ...... S uK bts to Greater toys; truly a miracia producti • Mort Sahl Captain Noah ...... 8 M ovie...... 20 7:00 2:30 Percy Sutton...... 9 M ovie...... 2 1 8 ...... • Manchester Fishin’ Hole ...... 22 Campaign '76 ...... 3 M ...... cable television, will receive wo lUnro ovary fffff# thingl Movie Dr. ^huller ...... 22 3:21 Gilligan's Island...... 40 Olym pics...... 8-40 ^ ...... WHYN (40) on Cable Channel L«t Us Celebrate...... 30 N ew sm akers...... 2 3:23 2:00 Singing Jubilee ...... 18 ‘SoAere a Insight ...... 40 World of Disney...... 20-22-30 3:46 Pat Ck)llins...... 2 M ovie...... 3-20-30 dollar’s 10:00 To Be Announced...... 24 Public Hearing...... 2 worth a Space 1999 ...... g m vraw e received on Cable Channel 9 3:53 Eye on Woman...... J.'.. 3 Victory Garden...... '57 4:16 the tniroelo of | dollar” M e ts...... ’ ] 9 M ovie...... 2 Hot F udge...... 8 M ovie...... 2 s!:::::::15:SgS downtown manebc9ter„ Day of Discovery...... ig 7:30 Catholic Service...... 9-22-30 5:45 Baseball...... 22 Lowell Thomas. . . '...... 57 5:45 l^OROCATV 646-6400 Give Us This D a y ...... 2 Give Us ’This D a y ...... 2 •>L Page 6 — WEEKEND — July 17, 1976 t » t T 1 » » 1 -k WEEKEND - July 17. 1976 - Page 7 Wednesday, July 21 When TV covered Willkie Saturday, 6:00 8:00 Lucy Show...... 9 NEW YORK (UPI) - N ew s...... 3-8-22-30 M o v ie...... 3 according to recollection. Dick Van Dyke ...... 20 When the galleries shouted ,4 C Bewilclied ...... 5 Cross W it s ...... 5 “I suspect maybe 500 July 24 11:30 "We Want Willkie" during The Avengers ...... 9 B aseball...... 9 Ironside ...... 3 people saw it — it couldn’t Real MiCoys...... 18 700 C lu b ...... 18 the 1940 Republican con have been a helluva lot,’’ M ovies...... 5-9 6:30 ^ Ask Kleiner Zoom...... 24-57 Little House on the vention in Philadelphia, Johnny Carson ...... 20-30 said Chet Hagan, who is Ag-USA...... 3 G unsm oke...... 40 Prairie ...... 20-30 television cameras were By Dick Kleiner w.w^ilr 11:45 producing the news and Patterns for Living...... 5 6:30 N o v a...... 24-57 recording their first M ovie...... 8-40 sports segments of NBC’s 6:45 Partridge Kamily...... 5 8:30 presidential nominating 12:30 tribute to itself, "The First New D a y ...... 8 N ew s...... 8-20-22-30 Merv G riffin ...... 5 convention. 50 Years.” m Cham pions...... 18 Name of the G am e...... 3 7:00 DEAR DICK: I recently heard (supposedly from a friend 9:00 M ovie...... 8-40 Of course, almost nobody The convention was Book B e a t...... 24-57 T hriller...... 9 owned a television Eye on W omen...... 3 and traveling companion of. Elvis) that Elvis has a blood 1:00 reported by a two-man Sanford and Son ....20-30 Underdog...... 5 cancer and is dying. Please tell me that this is another nasty 7:00 receiver, and the broad team — Stuart Finley, an Great Pertormances ... 24-57 Tomorrow ...... 20-22-30 Cartoon Carnival...... 8 rumor. SHERRY CASTLE, San Diego, Ca. OK. This is N ew s...... 3-22-40 cast of the OOP’s nomina announcer on radio station Lucy Show...... 22 another nasty rumor. I checked with a legitimate friend of 9:30 1:30 w Andy Grilfith ...... 5 Joe Franklin...... 9 tion of Wendell Willkie KWY, NBC’s Philadelphia Consultation ...... 30 Elvis’, and he assures me Elvis is OK. Concentration...... 8 The R o c k ...... 18 didn’t go farther than the Chico and the Man .... 20-30 1:49 affiliate, and Ray Forrest, 7:30 It Takes A Thief ...... 9 Jack B enny...... 5 East Coast. The pioneer who did announcing honors Ranger Station ...... 3 10:00 To Be Announced...... 20 network, NBC, placed on a New York children’s Dennis the M enace...... 5 A ntiques...... 24 The Blue K night...... 3 2:00 DEAR DICK: My friends and I were having a dispute on some sets in public places radio show.- New s...... 9 whether or not Ellery Queen was a real person, who tracked Mary H artm an ...... 30 N ew s...... 5 M ovie...... 2 — mostly bars and grills. I Dream of Jeannie ...... 22 down criminals, or was he Just a person that was made up in a Victory Garden...... 57 Meet the P re s s ...... 9 2:24 - . a i PTL C lu b ...... 18 Hitchcock Presents...... 5 Beverly Hillbillies...... 30 book. ROBBIE WATSON, Richmond, B.C., Can. Neither. He was created by two writers, who invented the 7:30 Nawk ...... 20-30 3:32 6:00 Big Blue Marble ...... 3 name and the man and then wrote book using the Ellery Queen Name that Tune...... 3 Leonardo Da Vinci .... 24-57 Pat Collins...... 2 by-line. Adam 12...... 5 10:30 Flintstones...... 5 4:02 D lym pies...... 8-40 NFL A ction...... 9 Hong Kong Phooey ...... 8-40 M ovie...... 2 Newark & Reality ...... 9 Mayor s Half Hour ...... 18 11:00 iVild Kingdom...... 20-30 Emergency ...... 20-22-30 N ew s...... 3-8-22-30-40 5:52 ! THE 1976 VIRGINIAN DEAR DICK: On a recent episode of Baretta, Baretta was MacNeil R e p o rt...... 24-57 Mary Hartman ...... 5 Give Us This Day ...... 2 8:30 seen playing pool, and playing really well. Is Robert Biake ac Ranger Station...... 3 tually that good a pool player? ERIC HILL, Fairview, Pa. Bsady Bunch...... 5 Yes, he’s a shark. As a young man, he used to work in a pool ABC Sjwrts coverage of the XXI Olympic Games in Montreal, Canada, today to Aug. 3, on Thursday, July 22 Tom and Jerry ...... 8-40 hall, so he knows his Ps and cues. the ABC Television Network, will include extensive reoorting on the track and field com Connecticut Report...... 9 petition among both the male and the female athletes. Providing expert commentary on the i:00 MacNeil Report...... 24-57 Dick Van Dyke...... 20 Josie & Pussycats .. .20-22-30 Sewildied ...... 5 Special Edition ...... 30 Mary Hartman ...... 5-57 9:00 DEAR DICK: My husband insists that the late Ernie Kovacs women s track and field competition will be Wyomia Tyus, a former Olympic track cham News...... 8 8:00 11:30 Bullw inkle...... 3 died in an airplane crash and that he wasn't married. I say pion who won back-to-back gold medals in the 100 meter dash in the 1964 and 1968 Olympics The Avengers...... 9 that he was killed in an automobile accident and that he was Waltons ...... 3 Ironside ...... 3 Partridge Family...... 5 Heal McCoys...... 18 married to Edie Adams. Which of ns is correct? GERALDINE Cross W its...... 5 Movies ...... 5-9 Wanted Dead or Alive ____9 io o m ...... 24-57 GREEN, Stockton, Ca. .M ovie...... 9 Johnny Carson ...... 20-22-30 Waldo K itty...... 20-22-30 Junsmoke ...... 40 You are. Your husband is wrong on both counts. Ernie was 700 C lu b ...... 18 11:45 Electric Co...... 24 Olympic uniforms indicate roies >:30 married to Edie Adams and was killed when his sports car Great Migration...... 20-22-30 M annix...... 8-40 9:30 crashed on Sunset Boulevard in the Bel Air section of Los ’artridge Family...... 5 Upstairs. Downstairs .. 24-57 The basic function of the uniforms 12:30 featuring: Scooby-Doo ...... 3 Angeles. iforms — Leo Chevalier, Marielle trousers and skirts; green indicates News...... '... 8-20-30-40 8:30 Bewitched ...... 5 for the 1976 Olympic Games in Mon Fleury, Michel Robichaud and John an Olympic Village function; orange, *• ta lly 's Workshop ...... 18 Name of the G a m e ...... 3 AM/FM 8-track Stereo with 4 Merv Griffin ...... 5 Gilligan ...... 540 treal is to facilitate communications. Warden. >’ood Preserving ...... 24 12:55 speakers, high back swivel bucket 9:00 seats, 12-volt receptacle for TV, stove, M ovie...... 9 DEAR DICK: I once saw an Elizabeth Taylor movie on TV Some 20,(X)0 people will be doing 39 The six major job categories had to ,’arrascolendas...... 57 Magician ...... 8-40 called “Raintree County.” It was a very good movie. I’d like Hawaii Five-0 ...... 3 etc., color coordinated curtains, color Pink Panther ...... 20-22-30 different jobs in six, different job be recognizable by the uniform a service function; yellow, a ’:00 1:00 to see it again. Is it going to be on TV again any time soon and. M o v ie...... 20-22-30 coordinated ceiling panel, galley Mister Rogers...... 24 categories, and their uniforms must technological function; purple, a News...... 3-22-40 Tomorrow ...... 20-22-30 If so, when? S.D., Demopolis, Ala. category with the color of the un Men Who Made the kitchen w/sink, water pump and tank, 10:00 make them easily identifiable and cultural and protocol function; and \ndy Griffilh ...... 5 1:41 That movie is 25 years old, and so it is extremely doubtful if iform denoting the actual area of Movies ...... 24 table with chrome p^estal, built-in Shazam ...... 3 thus help them do those jobs. magenta, a Youth Camp function. ,'oncenfi a tlo n ...... 8 Jack B enny...... 5 it will ever make it to network TV again. It is possible it may responsibility. At the T o p ...... 57 storage areas, shag carpeted walls, t Takes a Thief...... 9 Monkees...... 5 show up on your local station some day, on the late, later, This is a major concern for the Red denotes an official function; Beige, although not an official color, 9:30 1:30 floors, and doors, angled country Hashville on the Road . . . 18 Super Friends...... 8-40 latest show, but you’d have to check with them about that. team of four Montreal fashion is being used to designate sports per M anna...... 18 Joe F ranklin...... 9 blue indicates a press function: grey 7ldeo & Television cabinet bar w/ice box, horseshoe Land of the Lost ... .20-22-30 designers responsible for the un sonnel. 2:16 is used as complementary color for R ev iew ...... 24 10:00 dinette, w/cushions converts to a dou Sesame St...... 24 Hitchcock Presents ...... 5 dary H artm an ...... 30 Barnaby Jones ...... 3 ble bed, three interior lamps, magazine ^ 10:30 DEAR DICK: I heard a mmor that Spanky on Hie Little ■'ood Preserving ...... 57 N ew s...... 5 2:00 rack and bottle storage rack. M ovie...... 5 Rascals grew up to be Jackie Gleason. Is that true? C.M.M., Salinas, Ca. PTL C lu b ...... 18 M o v ie...... 2 Run Joe Run ...... 20-22-30 :30 No. Right physique, wrong fellow. The Symbol The symbol for the Games of the Mark of Jazz ...... 24-57 3:24 11:00 graphic interpretation of the letter Jouble Play ...... 3 ••• 10:30 Pat Collins...... 2 Manchester Honda Space Nuts ...... 3 XXI Olympiad illustrates the human "M,” the first letter of Montreal. idam 12...... 5 Kiner's Korner...... 9 DEAR DICK: I attended the Civic Light Opera in San Fran element stressed by Baron Pierre de At the heart of the Symbol, the 3:54 24 Adams St. 646-2789 Speed Buggy...... 8^0 llympic G a m e s...... 8-40 Black Perspective...... 24-57 cisco and saw the very popnlar musical, "A Chorus Line.” We Coubertin, founder of the modem simplicity and the dignity of the M o v ie...... 2 M ovie...... 9 'his is B aseball...... 18 11:00 did not see the orchestra. We were wondering if the music was Olympics. Olympic stadium’s track imply 4FL Action '76...... 20 Planet of the Apes.. .20-22-30 N ew s...... 3-8-22-24-30-40 5:45 Electric Co...... 24 Uped. MRS. GEORGE LAURUSON, Manteca, Ca. man's faith in an ideal. lollywood Souares ...... 22 The podium, at the top, indicates Lucy Show ...... 9 Give Us This Day ...... 2 “A Chorus Line” concerns an audition of dancers for a 11:30 musical show. To heighten that illusion, the orchestra is in the the crowning glory for the winners as Finally, the five Olympic rings Ghost Busters...... 3 pit, but the pit is covered with black velour so they are not well as their spirit of chivalry on the denote universal brotherhood. Friday, July 23 OddBall Couple...... 8-40 visible. But it is all live music. way to victory. It also represents the West wind...... 20-22-30 *•* :00 To Be Announced...... 20 Mister Rogers...... 24 Week in Review ...... 24-57 10:30 Joe Franklin...... DEAR DICK: I’m a fan ol Donny and Marie Osmond. I’ve Jews...... 3-8-22-30 Victory Garden...... 24 9 Noon fewitched ...... 5 8:30 To Be Announced...... 3-22 heard that ABC is taking some shows off next fall and replac Mary Hartman...... 30 1:46 Valley of Dinosaurs...... 3 ing them. I was wondering if the Osmond show would be taken 'he Avengers...... 9 Merv G riffin...... 5 NFL A ction...... 9 Open D oor...... 57 M ovie...... 5 Soul T ra in ...... 5 off the air. If so, why? J.H., Springfield, Mo. teal McCoys...... 18 M e ts ...... 9 11:00 This week’s sports on TV 7:30 2:40 Lost Saucer...... 8 No, Donny and Marie will be back, in all their glory. WANT TO START 'oom...... 24-57 The Practice...... 20-30 New s...... 3-22-30 Match G am e...... 3 M ovie...... 8 Jetso n s...... 20-22-30 11:30 (8 ) Boxing: Three YOUR OWN iunsmoke ...... 40 Wall St. W eek...... 24-57 Mary Hartman ...... 5-57 ••• 9:00 ( 221 Baseball: Red Sox Adam 12...... 5 3:15 TV Garden C lub...... 24 Today bouts at Stockton, Calif. 6USINESS? :30 9:00 Dick Van Dyke...... 20 DEAR DICK; I saw a movie last night about the Bermuda vs. Rangers. Minority Advisory...... 8 M ovie___■...... 8 Bowling ...... 40 Noon (40) Candlepin Midnight (9) Championship Phase I ’artridge Family...... 5 Rockford Files ...... 20-30 Triangle. Why not ask Jacques Cousteau to go under and solve New Directions ...... I8 11:30 Pat Collins...... 2 12:30 the mystery? MRS. BEVERLY MQNTROY, Ogdensburg, Bowling. Wrestling. will bulid to suit People & Politics ...... 24-57 Wednesday lew s...... 8-20-22-30 Fishing...... 20 M ovies...... 3-5-9 Fat A lb ert...... 3 N.Y. 1:00 ( 22) Wrestling. Vater W orld...... 18 4:06 MANCHESTER Let's Make a D eal...... 22 Rookies ...... '...... 8-40 American Bandstand...... 8 It might make an interesting program for him, but there is 2:15 (22) Baseball: Red Sox 8:00 (91 Mets vs. Reds. 'lower Show...... 24 9:30 M ovie...... 2 Sunday MacNeil R eport...... 57 Johnny Carson ...... 20-22-30 Go-USA ...... 20-22-30 considerable doubt as to just how "mysterious” this mystery vs. Royals. MALL lundo R eal...... 57 College Football...... 8-40 4:50 Midnight is. PBS recently aired a program on Nova, which debunked , 2:15 ( 20-30) Baseball: To be 2:00 (9) Baseball: Mets. Friday Small spaces available, Hollywood ^ u a res ...... 30 B ible...... 18 M ovie...... 8 Hodgepodge Lodge...... 24 :55 Room 222 ...... 40 M ovie...... 9 the mystery. Anyhow, can a square investigate a triangle? announced. 2:30 ( 22) Baseball: Red Sox rentals begin at $98 per Jews...... 40 Isfahan...... 24-57 5:51 vs. Royals. 8:00 ( 8-22) Baseball: Red month Including all nor 8:00 12:30 ••• 4:10 (9) Baseball: Mets vs. Sox vs. Yankees. :00 Give Us This D a y ...... 2 4:00 (3) Golf; American mal utilities (air con Baseball...... 3.22 10:00 N ew s...... 8-40 Bit parts CORREicnON: In a recent column, I wrote that TV scripts Astros. 8:00 (91 Baseball: Mets vs. Jews...... 3-22-40 4:30 (3) Golf: American Express Westchester Classic. ditioning, electricity, Cross W its...... 5 New s...... 5 1:00 are not usually available for sale. I have received a letter Montreal Expos. indy Griffith ...... 5 from Samuel m n ch , Inc., who publish plays, that they are Express Westchester Classic. lights, heat.) Larger Olympic G am es...... 8-40 Kiner's K orner...... 9 M ovie...... 8 Dominique Sanda will 9:30 (8-401 College Football spaces available up to Concentration ...... 8 M e ts...... 9 publishing and selling certain of Norman Lrar’s shows — All 5:00 (8-40) Boxing; r PTL C lub...... 18 Midnight Special ___ 20-22-30 k e e p s m il in g costar with George Peppard Tuesday All-Star Game. 400 sq. It. t Takes a Thief...... 9 In the Family, Maude, Sanford and Son and Good Times. Foreman-Frazier bout. 10:30 (9) Soccer: New York 700 C lub...... '! ! ! 18 Police Story ...... 20-30 1:30 and Jan-Michael Vincent in Vilbum Brothers...... 18 Sanford & Son ...... 20-30 KEEP HAPPY Scripts of those shows are available for |1 from the French 7:00 (9) Racing from 8:00 (9) Baseball; Mets vs. Masterpiece Theatre ... 24-57 New s..-...... 3 "Damnation Alley” at 20th Cosmos vs. Rochester 643-1442 Century-Fox. contqiany. Aqueduct. Reds. ■Lancers. Scl fac< Page 8 — WEEKEND — July 17, 1976 By GREG (Herald Secretary of Schaffer won an at the Democrat ‘The world’s About and Manchester i a similar outer although they ad most valuable coin?’ books be much tougher Mrs. Schaffer i in the race for the for U.S. Senator, form er U.S. C former Norwal -V Irwin, received ( Here’s schedule for bookmobile needed at least total to force a p Here’s next week’s schedule Rest Home.' 1:20 to 1:50 p.m. — Timrod When the fin for the Manchester Public 9:40 to 10:10 a.m. — Rich Rd. Library bookmobile; mond Dr. nounced, Irwin n 2 to 2:30 p.m. — Wyneding be made unanimo Monday 10:20 to 10:50 a.m.—Bowers Hill Rd. School. Schaffer. The mo 9 to 9:30 a.m. — Laurel 2:40 to 3:10 p.m. — Carriage the cheering, Sch 11 to 11:30 a.m. — Buckley Dr. Manor Convalescent Home. crowd in Bushnel 91:40 to 10:10 a.m. — School. 3:20 to 3:50 p.m. —Kane Rd. Bluefield Or. 11:40 a.m. to 12:10 p.m. — 10:20 to 10:50 a.m. — Carver Green School. Lane. 1:20 to 1:50 p.m. — Doane Thursday 11 to 11:30 a.m. — Squire St. 9 to 9:30 a.m. — Victoria Rd. State Village Apartments. 2 to. 2:30 p.m. — Montclair 9:40 to 10:50 a.m. — Lincoln Dr. • >* 'BUI 11:40 a.m. to 12:10 p.m. — Center. T > * -'■ Horace St. 2:40 to 3:10 p.m. — 11 to 11:30 a.m. — Walnut St. ■ to pi 1:20 to 1:50 p.m .— Seaman Carpenter Rd. 11:40 a.m. to 12:10 p.m. — 3:20 to 3:50 p.m. - Qyde By RUSS MacKENORICK Circle. Thayer Rd. Eight or 10 of the coins in the lot are 2 to 2:30 p.m. — Eldison and Rd. 1:20 to 1:50 p.m. - E. Mid By PETEH said to be unique, but the one shown is to Whitney Rds. Wednesday dle Tpke. near high school. HARTFORD, “The world’s most valuable coin.” be cherished above all others. 2:40 to 3:10 p.m. - 9 to 10:50 a.m. — Meadows fi to 2:30 p.m. — Ardmore Tonight is the ir ^erhaps. Anyway, it is insured for a cool Wedgewood Dr. Convalescent Home. and Marshall Rds. the election of a r nillion. 3:20 to 3:50 p.m. — Fountain 11 to 11:30 a.m .-B ush Hill 2:40 to 3:10 p.m. — Level Democratic Sts It is a unique 20- 219 Bicen issues Village Apartments. Rd. Rd. and Elizabeth Dr. mittee. 3:20 to 3:50 p.m. — Hillview lollar pattern in An ad in Linn’s offers 219 new philatellP Tuesday 11:40 a.m. to 12:10 p.m. — The much-publi Keeney School. Apartments. incumbent Williai iltra-high relief that Stamps productions — stamps or souvenir sheets 9to 9:30 a.m. — Green Lodge ford Town Chaim vas made for Presi- — of world-wide Bicentennial issues. And lent Theodore and shaken the traditi Minkus puts out a special album just for Democratic part] loosevelt by his coins such as these. fiend, "the Ctieney Library adds books The committee The champ seems to be Equatorial but the uncertain Teatest of modern Guinea with an even dozen items. Next result is because I culptors,” New books at Manchester’s Mackal — The monsters of comes Upper Volta with nine and Comoro Loch Ness veterans of the First World each candidate cl " mgustus Saint-Gaudens. It could be with eight. So good of them to remember Mary Cheney Library; be correct. Mackenzie -- Biggs, the War bought of as a memento of that pint-sized Fiction O'Neill, aband( us — may their handiwork survive the world’s most wanted man War, technology and society oly war alluded to in this column some black-blotting of the APS Watchdog Com Barney — Lantern in the in the Middle East struggle by Gov. I lonths ago. night Massey — The gaping pig mittee. Ross — House on Lime appointed him to Bennett — The jigsaw man Mollenhoff — The nnan who TR has a “thing” about having the name The British showed a touch of class by Street ago, says his vote Buck — Secrets of the heart pardoned Nixon 30’s.” ■f the Deity on coins that were to kick getting out an appropriate com Parish — The great Smiley — Liza Hunt, round in pockets and purses. So when the Clark — Premedicated Kelly, the choi memorative in time for the Interphil. This murder gangster pictures pedriatric nurse 0th Congress was well out of town, he had presidential nomi in spite of being held up and shot at as the Lockridge - Dean run Taber — Harvest of yester everal new gold designs made up without days Nonfiction and Mrs. Grasso, bad guys all these Bicentennial months. Plott — ITie body beautiful votes to win the jo X “In God We Trust.” The lOslollar Viscott — The language of Armour — The happy murder 10 votes both con oins had the date and a head with an In- feeling bookers Henderson — ’The Pushcart controled by Nc ian war bonnet on the front, and a stan- Prize Williams — Notes of a Bloom—Poetry and repres sion Sheriff Henry He: ing eagle on the back. The twenties that feminist therapist A joint venture Koestenbaum — Is there an Cawelti — Adventure, Healy apparer /ent into circulation had a walking Liber- answer to death? Alternative education; a The new Ben Franklin 13-cent stamp is mystery, and romance become a kingr y figure on the front (or obverse), and a source book for parents, attractive in its various shades of blue. It teachers, students, and D*lrymple — From the last promise candidat lying eagle on the back, like the one deadlock. has only a smidgin of that gruesome ministrators row bown on this pattern piece. With 72 membei yellow-brown that has so beset us ever The W ar generation: Drabble — The genius of The coin above presents a pretty New at Thomas Hardy mittee, 37 votes is since the Contributors to the Cause four- roblem as to which side is which. The But taking the bverse is usually taken to be the head Mme that was voted the worst of 1975. W hiton claims, the minin ide, but the august Webster’s second edi- Perhaps they have come to the bottom of to be sure of wini their cauldron of the stuff. ;on defines it thusly: “In coins of the New books at Manchester’s i $43-$13S The stamp is a joint design with Whiton Memorial Library: 24 NOURTOHIIK j Inited States, the side bearing the date, Fiction •respective of the device” - (is the Canada. This is fitting since Franklin served each country as its first Post- DePolnay - Blood and bverse). Note where the date is on this water oin — just under the eagle! master General. The Canadian adhesive is Mani a l^center, as they still manage to get by Lockridge - Dean run This valuable item is out of a collection Roberts — The Jaubert ring with that nice round figure up there. This f 45 pattern coins recently acquired by Slaughter — Plague ship By GRE& le A-Mark Coin Co. of Beverly Hills, ' I U.S.-Canada Whitney — Golden unicorn 315 CENTER ST., MANCHESTER, CONM .» Rhone 643-5135 philatelic venture. The other was the St Herald I hese are the people that were last seen Weidman — The temple Manchester repi I^w rence Seaway in 1959. Remember the FOR PROFESSIONAL QUALITY wimming in a sea of silver dollars that Young — Red grass Republican State Canadian invert? Scott lists it at S2,500 — ad cost them over seven millions, and a CONTROLLED...... AUTO ROOY REPAIRS enthusiastically hasn t changed in 10 years. Nonfiction ig-time barter has been hinted at. on all makes... Ford’s speech t (hatever the crass details, the transac- Armour — Happy bookers Saturday aftemoo on was certainly n6t handled like a light Brooks — Telephone: the Ford spoke to th first 100 years nder a bushel. Instead it was announced, LOAN and RENTAL CARS , the past accompli i-ta ta-taa, and the coins exhibited, in a Butler — Why survive? minstration and t being old in America I Available by Appointment... aik conference room in the presence of party unity. Golden — Wuasars, pulsars Republicans fol ipresentatives of two of the major TV and black boles theme by giving 1 3tworks, some radio stations, and National Get^aphic - We national delegates Americans iveral business magazines. "In his speech, U.S. Dep’t of Agriculture — That we may eat campaigner he ca Town Chairman T1 said. Delegate Geoi called the Ford sp showing of leader "He finally sal . waiting for him Ferguson, a dele that Ford definitiv go to war. He alsc to Watergate wl morality in his a said, since he tool passed from trag( fear to faith In At ‘‘He showed i strength and cl Ferguson said. "If that way, he i trouble,” she said Ford pointed to t tion as one of his