f ' The weather Inside today Partly sunny this afternoon, high near 80. Cloudy tonight, some showers. Low 68-70. Cloudy Sunday with chances Mpralii Area news 12-13 Editorial 6 of rain. High in 70s. Precipitation Business 7 Obituaries 8 chances 20% today, 40% tonight, 60% Claulfied 14-16 Sports 0-10 PAGES" Bright (him** Comics...... 15 Week-Review 8 Sunday. National weather forecast SECTIONS-. map on Page 14. Churches ...... 16 Wings . 8 M A N o a g m ^ c o n n ., i a t u r o a y , j v n e » , u t * - v o l ; x c v , n o . 222 PRICEi nPTEEN CENTS II , I ■ ___I. „ .1 ,1 I ----- (t, .1 Heavy fighting delays exodus of Americans from Beirut

BEIRUT, Lebanon (UPI) — Heavy are such that there is insufficient and Syrian troops flared on Beirut's iiiile trip through opposing lines fighting along the roads surrounding security for the journey to .safely suburbs and around the coun­ Friday without incident, although Beirut today forced a 24-hour post- take place." a British Embassy of­ tryside one LJ S Embassy officer said the . ponement of a convoy taking hun­ ficial announced over a bullhorn. Palestinians charged .that Syrian evacuees heard gunfire and shelling dreds of Americans and Britons out of "Therefore, the departure of this artillery overlooking the eastern out­ There were 1.905 persons in the Lebanon. convoy is being postponed by 24 hours skirts of .Sidon, 30 miles south of the American community, including A British spokesman urged until the same time tomorrow. This capital, shelled two of their refugee foreign dependents, when President everyone to be ready Sunday for may be the last convoy organized on camps overnight In southern Beirut, Ford ordered departure plans » what he said might be the last chance an intercommunal basis and Christians led ground assaults on organized Friday to get out of the city. therefore everyone is urged with the Palestinian and Moslem left-wing Because of the deteriorating con­ (In Washington. President Ford utmost urgency to take it. " the strongholds. ditions. all foreign embassies have arrived at the National Security Af­ spokesman .said The first Damascus convoy, with strongly urged their nationals to join fairs office at the White House at Meanwhile, fighting between the bodies of two slain American the convoys and to take along plenty 1:45 a.m. EDT and stayed about 75 rightists and leftists and Palestinian diplomats, covered the winding, 70- of food and water minutes., ("We were told' adequate security could not be assured along the road by the people who were supposed to be providing the security," White Ford maintains shaky lead House Press Secretary Ron Nessen said, "The decision was made (or us.") Announcement of the postpone­ over Reagan in Iowa tally ment, coming minutes before the convoy's scheduled departure, By LEWIS LORD Moines convention chose 10 national delegates have been chosen, and 241 brought groans from crowds of I nlteii I’resa Inlernallunal convention delegates for Ford and remain to be picked, including 80 this Americans assembled at the Riviera President Ford's shaky lead over eight for Reagan. Eighteen more weekend in Iowa, Washington State, Hotel and from Britons and other Ronald Reagan in the GOP presiden­ were scheduled o be picked today Delaware. Texas and Colorado. nationals at the British Embassy tial race widened by two votes today from the convention floor. Jimmy Carter, meanwhile, waiting for the long ride to as a result of a close contest at the The Iowa caucuses raised Ford's stretched his decisive margin in the Damascus. Iowa Republican Convention. delegate count to 1,023— 107 short of Democratic race when a poll of "We have heard from the escort Republicans in six district nomination — and boosted Reagan's delegates to the Texas state conven­ forces that conditions along the route caucuses Friday night at the Des to 903 Ninety-two uncommitted tion added 21 national delegates to his column. That put his delegate total at 1,556 — 51 more than Is needed for the nomination. Carter's headquarters announced he plans to retain Robert Strauss as Administration may appeal Democratic national chairman. (Herald photo by Dunni There had been speculation Carter would drop the Texan. ban on food stamp changes Carter ended a five-day vacation at Shopping for a gift for dad Sea Island. Ga., and scheduled talks WASHINGTON (UPI) - Butz earlier had used the term first of the week whether to appeal today to two church groups — the Shopping for a Father’s Day gift can be confusing especially Agriculture Secretary Earl Butz is "bleeding hearts" to describe the Ford earlier had indicated the ad­ African Methodist Episcopal Church when you check the price tags, but four-year-old Keith Mosher expected to decide by early next coalition of 26 slates and scores of m inistration would go to the conference in Atlanta and a session week to appeal a court order that church, labor and civic groups who Supreme Court if necessary to imple­ of the Disciples of Christ at thinks he’s found the right item to please his dad. The son of Mr. l^fayette, Ind. and Mrs. Russell Mosher of 665 Dart Hill Rd., Vernon, Keith derailed the Ford administration's challenged the Ford plan, He had ment its plan. plan to cut government spending by speculated they might find a "soft­ Ronald Pollack, director of the Jerry Brown told reporters In browses in a downtown Manchester store. dropping more than (our million headed judge" who would rule in F oSabich. per year expenditure possible. this country ought to know better, ment of religion or abridging said Weicker. freedom of speech or of the press or HARTFORD - Elvis HOUSTON - The FBI says He told those assembled that he of people peaceably to assemble." Presley isn't expected here for two letter bombs received at was there to make a point not to He said the thoughts he mentioned homes of Exxon Co. U.S.A. finger-point. ::5 six weeks, but fans spent the K were contained in the Declaration of night and thousands stood in executives this week are being He said that he earns approximate­ Independence and the Constitution of :s line in 80-degree heat for investigated as part of a ly $65,000 which is high enough to the United States which were written 1 tickets Friday to see him sing. widespread extortion plot, possible assume that it was achieved by the wealthy, the educated, the The tickets were sold out by with no help from anyone, but this religious, the powerful and the es­ 1day’s end. PASADENA, Calif. - Viking assumption is untrue. tablishment. X 1 speeds toward an orbit Weicker pointed out various They meant the end of a world — around Mars this afternoon to matters in his life, including his legal theirs, and the beginning of ours, said Regional begin the final phase of a education paid for by the GI Bill, his Weicker. 1 billion dollar project to search son's life saved in part by equipment "Graduates, someone, somewhere for Martian life. developed with government research - - ____. - PORTLAND, Maine - The ■funds, and mortgage interest which (See l*ti(|i’ T hi-Im-J owner of a Japanese fishing vessel has paid $130,000 penalty WASHINGTON - With after admitting in U.S. District Wayne Hays giving up his chief Court to a violation of the 12- position of power, con­ mile fishing limit in September gressmen rush to reform the way the House does business. Diplomas given 73 1974 The vessel and crew were detained two months before being released on a $425,000 bond. International at Bolton rites

By DONNA HOLLAND The young ladies wore white gowns Following traditional commence­ and caps with blue and white tassels. ment exercises of past years, 73 Each carried a single long-stemmed young men and women were red rose. graduated from Bolton High School The young men wore blue gowns Friday. and caps with blue and white tassels. Members of the Class of 1976 The graduates were viewed by hun­ wearing somber expressions dreds of proud parents, relatives and marched in near perfect step to friends attending the ceremony. EMward Elgar’s "Pomp and Cir­ The ceremony began while the sun cumstance." was shining brightly and the United Junior class marshals Kathleen States of America^nd Bicentennial Leiner and Robert Peterson led the march. (S-i- I'liitr TxrB.-) PAGE TWO - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manch«it«r. Conn., Sat., Jun« l», 1W6 M A N C H EST E R E V E N IN G HFZRALD. Manchester. Conn , Sat . June 19 1976 - I‘A(:F: TH RFF'

A b o u t tow n News for eenlor citizene By WALLY FORTIN Manchester Lodge of Masons will observe St. will be at 9 a m. at North North United ,Methodist HI everyone. shuffleboard since the courts were John's Day Sunday. The United Methodist Church. C h u rc h w ill h a v e a Wbat a wonderful week Wally and On July 6, we will be registering lodge will host FViendshlp for a cruise around Manhattan wet because of the rain during the strawberry festival, which the group are having at Wildwood, night. Those that came to the center Lodge at a breakfast from A kitchen social will be is open to the public, Sun­ Island. This should be a nice day trip conducted Monday at 130 r u bet there will be quite a few with visited and played cards. This gave 7:30 to 8:15 at Uie Masonic day from 5 to 7 p.m. in the sunbumi when they return home. with a chance to see the skyline of Temple, to which families p.m. at Cronin Hall of New York City, the statue of Liberty, the staff a chance to catch up on a church hall Tueiday, the Summer Bowling few things that needed to be done. and friends are invited. Mayfair Gardens. All League was going full swing at the and all the other sites around the Mayfair residents are In­ island. There are no meals this coming v ite . air-condition^ Parkade Lanes. We week. We will resume having them The annual church service are still taking reservations for Sum­ on June 28. mit Lodge. This is a lovely lodge In P in o c h le Vermont with art galleries, antique I Schedule for the week shops, craft exhibits, and gourmet On Wednesday we had 34 persons playing pinochle with the following Monday, 10 a.m. to noon, kitchen meals. They also have ping social bingo, one can of canned goods winners; sauna, and a pool. needed; 1 p.m. to 3;30 p.m., pinochle Nadine Malcom, 597; Gladys Unfortunately if we don't fill our games. Bus pickup at 8:30 a.m., Seelert, 570; Sam Schors, 565; Olive quota of rooms, though, we may have return trips a t noon and 3;30 p.m. Head Start program has graduation to cancel this trip. You see, w ^ we Honghtaling, 562; Audrey Durey, 557; Martin Bakstan, 554; Martha Tuesday, 9:30 a.m., pickup for A rain shower forced a quick change tion of Bicentennial Recognition of plan this trip, or any other, we price shopping; 10 a.m., square dance sorship of the Community Renewal it right to the penny. Our btu price is La&te, 542; Josephine Schuetz and in plans for the Head Start gradua­ Service Awards to Allan Chesterton, Team of Greater Hartford and the Robina Carroll, 537. class and outdoor shuffleboard; 1 based on 36 people going. As of now p.m., summer bowling at the tion program at Buckland School director of pupil personnel; Manchester Board of Education. we only have 22 who have definitely In the afternoon we had four tables playing, and these are the lucky Parkade Lanes where it is nice and Thursday night. The 75 graduates, Catherine Nutter, secretary; Marie Certificates to the students were signed up, so if you want a nice three- cool, and return trip from shopping. day trip, come on down and sign up. winners; teachers, aides, and parents Girelli, nurse; and Joanne Mlkolelt, presented by teachers and their Ivy Siddell, 4,230; Nadine Malcom, Wednesday, 10 a.m., pinochle jammed into the school for rites social service aide. The four have aides. Linda Paananen, director, >nf games; 12:45 p.m. to 3 p.m., bridge No craft classes 3,190; Irene Foisy, 3,110, and James highlighted by Superintendent of been with Head Start since Its Incep­ was in charge of the program. Morlarty, 3,110. games. Bus pickup at 8:30 a.m., Next week there will be no classes return trips at noontime and 3:30 Schools James Kennedy’s presenta­ tion in Manchester under the spon­ (Herald photo by Larson) in ceramics or arts and crafts, as I Store equipment p.m. will be in Wildwood. Thursday, 10 a.m. to noon, open We moved all our float and variety We are planning a combination outdoor shuffleboard games; noon to 60th reunion banquet for SMHS class show equipment from the center to a Public records splash party and picnic, a barbecue 3 p.m., visiting, open card playing. Library planning storage area that Roger Negro got Members of the Manchester High School Qass of 1D16 chat informally before attending acrou the street, and a few other No programs planned. Bus pickup at for us. I personally want to thank Bill their 60th reunion banquet Friday night at Willie’s Steak House. Seated are Clifford Gor­ surprises. These luncheons are made 8:30 a.m. and noontime. Return trip Andrulot for the use of a truck and two reading clubs possible partly because of the at 3 p.m. man, of Manchester, chairman of the committee, and Miss Elizabeth Olson, a former math driver. It was much easier and generosity of UNICO. Friday, 10 a.m. to noon, kitchen teacher in Manchester who taught geometry to the Qass of 1916 students. Standing are Worrunly deeds Murriage liernnes On July 1, we are planning to have quicker to do the job with their help. Mrs. Marjory Horton, left, and Mrs. Florence Bushnell, both of Manchester, Dr. John Allan P. and June R. Walch to Michael Elwtn Barton, 12 Doane There will be two reading children entering Grades 2 Thursday was a quite day at the social bingo, one can of canned goods clubs conducted throughout the a luncheon to honor and thank needed; 1 p.m. to 3:30 p.m., setback David F, and Josephine H. Poland, St., and Patricia Ann Kittle, East through 4 who have been center due to the fact that there were Obuchowskl of Vernon, and Miss Edith WilUams of Arlington, Va. There were 19 class summer at the Mary Cheney UNICO, with Nate Agostinelli as our games. Bus pickup at 8:30 a.m., property at 30 Frederick Rd., $42,900. Hartford, June 26, Church of the enrolled in reading improve­ no meals. We couldn't play members who attended the event with their guests. One came from Florida for the event. Library junior room for resident main speaker. return trips at noon and 3:30 p.m. R ich a rd A. and D a rlin e R. Assumption. ment classes in school In­ Gorman plans to return to California where he has lived for many years. (Herald photo by children. vitations for children to join this \t^ pO'* Matthews to Heather H. Isoma, Steven Gary Bullough. Salt Lake gS"*' Larson) property at 180 Porter St,, $46,000. City, Utah, and Linda Irene Pisch, 71 On Tuesday at 10 a m. from group were sent through the .Attaehmenl Grant Rd., June 19, Church of the June 29 through Aug tO. in­ reading department office of the dependent readers, children who Manchester Board of Education. Joseph T. Ryerson & Son Inc. Assumption. Sunday RAM to gPM Singer honored guest Maher backs food stamp ruling against George R. Claing, 39 Leland Marcus George Murdock and Linda will be entering Grades 2 At the end of the summer through 6, will meet at the program, a special event will be Washington was a good one. Dr„ $8,500. Jean Furness, both Stafford Springs. HARTFORD (UPI) - A federal boost for the poor people of the coun­ library for films, crafts, stories, scheduled for these groups and Connecticut was one of IS states to Building permit June 26, Wickham Park. judge’s decision to block a tightening try.” and other activities. pins will be awarded to children of eountry danee unit in the requirements for food stamp formally oppose the new regulations, N. Grondahl & Son for Anthony Paul Andrew Lorenzen and Miran­ "We hope it will result in the Ford Marinelli, a repairer's garage at 878 Registration for this club will completing the requirements recipients has received a strong en­ administration withdrawing the da Ann Michaud, both Manchester, Hartford Rd.. $50,000. July 24, Zion Lutheran Church. be at the first meeting. The Manchester Recreation Norman Singer, president of the Filer’s Delight and The Village dorsement from state Social Services “Basically this is a very good regulations,” he said. "In the Interim Each child will keep a list in a thing,’’ Maher said. "We along with Department will conduct a Country Dance and Song Society, will Idiots. Commissioner Edward Maher. it remains more necessary than ever folder of the books he or she has creative drama workshop be honored guest at the country Those planning to attend are Maher Friday said the decision other states and private for the public to get out and support read. For each book read, the organizations have prevailed. It’s a Museum sponsors Thursdays at 10 a m. from June dance Sun^y at 2 p.m. at Ralph reminded to bring a picnic supper earlier in the by U.S. District continuation of Ae program in its child will get a piece of a pre-cut 28 through July 1. This activity is Sweet’s Powdermill Barn, 32 S. and dessert to share. Court Judge John Lewis Smith Jr. in present form by writing to their con­ trip to Oakdale cardboard diorama of a for children eight years of age SOUARE MEALSOUARE DEAL Maple St., Haurdvllle. The proceeds from the event will gressmen and senators.’’ Revolutionary War Biccnlcnnial and older Registrations will be Munrli<-,u-r - 119 .S|„-nr.-r Mrr,-| Singer is general administrator of benefit the Pinewoods Camp Fund. The Lutz Junior Museum scene. After 13 books, the scene taken on the first meeting day. MHS guidance office l-8bIIIT 91 -fOUOW BURN1I0E 1ICNS / _ IMT PICTURI AT \ tnuseum at 9:30 a.m. and llunrord - 0 „ |»ro,|i,rl the New York City Center of Music Pinewoods Camp at Buzzards & y. CW1NM FILM FeSTIVAl ^ is sponsoring a field trip to will be complele. This group will prepare a Mass., has summer sessions for return about 2 p.m. (Oni- lllork Nortli of Kiiia'n) and Drama. open during summer BURNSIDE Oakdale Theatre in Children 12 years old and On Wednesdays at 10 a m production to tour the The Playford English Country Dan­ countiy dance, chamber music and FAXI DRIVER Wallingford for a from June 30 through Aug. 11. playgrounds during the week of U imixor — .$90 W inil.or Ai,-tiiir folk music. iMmtjWSUVI, I RtFI: • SM-lIll rtoiem ucnmo (R) under must be accom­ cing Group in Muchester directed The guidance office at children's theater produc­ there will be a reading club for July 19 to July 23. (In Mitidnor Slio|i|tinK ( ••lUrr) For further information, call counselors or uso the Evil *2 panied by an adult. by Frank Van Cleef, will participate. Manchester High School ROIIIIT DMIIO All Matlnm 99* tion of "The Emperor's Frank Van Cleef, 70 Garth Rd., 649- reference materials are I Participants must be Music will be furnished by The will be open throughout the “TAXI DRIVER" New Clothes” July 21. 9208. Norman Singer welcome to do so. (H) 7:18 8:18 registered and fees summer and counselors The fee which includes received no later than July will be available. admission and transporta­ 14. For further Informa­ Students and/or parenls 1B.FBIT OF TEHROM T»i »eum I I . II ii»ii 41: , tion is $2,50 for members tion, call the museum at Theater schedule who wish to consult with ‘’G R IZ Z L r /' d o u b l e FEATURE \ and $3.25 tor non-members. 643-0949. (FQ) 7dS t:10 ' "DinTY MARIIY ^ The bus will leave the CRAZY LARIir(Fa) Onr m Tims sI lkiii:»ilil h n k i STRAWBERRY PLUS WARMN OATES IN Saturday Tima Clock "River Niger" 2:154:45-7:15- Burnside 2 — "Grizzly” Showcase Cinema 1 — "The Open 24 Noun Daffy "DIXIE DVNAMITr'iPa) TOMORROW SUNDAY - FATHER’S DAY 9:25 1:40-3:25-5:10-7:004:45 SHORTCAKE Sun. ConL tram 1:30 Dubaldo students River Niger" 2:154:45-7:15- F(» EMEMDKY SERVIGE 00* Mai P r IC M 1U 8:00 049-9333 THE Showcase Cinema 2 — Manchester Drive-In — 9:25 Vernon Cinema I — "Taxi “Snow White & The Seven FESTIVAL Driver” 2:00-7:30-9:30 "Tunnel Vision" 2:15-3:50- FINEST MANCHESTER PARKADE . Dwarfs" 8:40; "One of Our Showcase Cinema 2 — Bolton Congrigillonil heard in recital Vernon Cinema 2 — "Dirty 5:25-7:00-8:10-10:15 Showcase Cinema 3 — Dinosaurs is Missing" 10:10 "Tunnel Vision” 2:15-3:50- Church Mary, Craiy Larry” 2:00- 5:25-7:004:10-10:15 The second and final Mandeville. Bonnie POLYESTER MEN’S & YOUNG MEN’S "Mother, Jugs & Speed” 2:00- East Hartford Drive-In — June 2flth HEATINB0IL8» recital presented by the 9:00; “Dixie Dynamite” 3:30- "Dirty Mary, Crazy Larry” Showcase Cinema 3 — Reuben, Chris and Greg UNBELIEBAVLE 7:20 f 4:004:004:00-10:00 Serving - P.M. students of the Dubaldo DOUBLE FINEST FASHIONS Showcase Cinema 4 — "One 8:45; "Dixie Dynamite" 10:30 "Mother, Jugs Si Speed” 2:00- 5 6:30 OIL BURNER B Eltringham, Sandy SALE OF ALL Burnside 1 — "Taxi Driver” East Windsor Drive-In — 4:004:004:00-10:00 TIckits Avallabli it Door Music Center was held KNITS 7:15-9:15 Flew Over the Cuckoo's Neat” HEATINaiNBTALUTION Millette, Vera Saccuzzo, SENSATIONAL 2:004:30-7:00-9:35 "Grizzly" 8:45; "Trap on Showcase Cinema 4— "One Aduni...... 61.80 Friday night in the Waddell Russel Soldi, Susan MEN’S & YOUNG MEN’S Burnside 2 — "Grlixly” Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest” Under 1 2 ...... 78* School auditorium. 7:25-9:10 Cougar Mountain” 10:40 643-8138 Grenier, Paulasue REDUCTIONS 2:00-4:30-7:00-9:35 316 C«n1fr 8L ManchMiar Lenore Dubaldo enter­ Manchester Drive-In — Kurowski, Susan Chmie. 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n*irmond f Robmion. ennor-PuIXitrw Harold E. Turkmglon, Managing Editor during the American Revolution, Not newsgathering service; they only did newspapers and other depended almost completely on publication greatly aid in for­ private sources of information and MANCHESTER 'O p in ion ' mulating opinion and supporting the communications that chanced to Patriot cause, but they also gave to come their way. As a result of the the new nation the conviction that disruptions of war, news coverage COUNTRY Section 14 (b)’8 repeal freedom of expression was a vital in­ was quite haphazard, and in some S&H STAMPS MAKES US gredient in our democratic process. cases Important events were not 284 BROAD tT. MANCHESTER It remained for others to determine, reported at all in the press. NO-ONE MtTDtianU hi Early Amarlcan would wrong a right however, exactly what liberty of the Fumltura BtnfortiNiinnB (I TZiiatT CLOCKS *u [N 7 sV m E n A C E FURNISHINGS and press would mean in the United Chronic paper shortage • NAUTICAL RAKAPHERNALIA Every Democratic presiden­ policemen and firemen. States. One of the problems faced by MIDDLE TURNPIKE OPEN TUtt., WED., SAT. 10 A.M. ■ l:M F.M. tial candidate since, and in­ While there is little present When Parliament passed the offen­ newspapers in this period was the THURSDAY I FRIDAY. 10 A M. . 0 F M. MANCHESTER SUNDAY 19 NOON • 9 F.M FIENTY OF FREE PARKINO cluding, Harry Truman in 1948 indication that Right-to-Work sive Revenue (Sugar) Act of 1764, It chronic shortage of paper. Before the «I»M t ri»' was only 60 years since the Boston war most paper had been Imported has campaigned against the will spread much beyond the 19 News-Letter, America's first real W t tIRVICe AND INSTALL INDUSTRIAL AND COMMIRCIAL HAS IT! from Britain and, now that this supp­ Taft-Hartley Act, more or less. states that have it, there is newspaper, was founded. By 1764 ly was cut off, printers had to depend No candidate today, of even less indication that many there were 23 newspapers in the on the output of several small AIR CONDITIONING - REFRIGERATION Business-Directory Guide For of these 19 are about to repeal colonies, a number of them es­ American paper mills. Newspapers HEATING and SHEET METAL course, advocates outright tablished during the recently con­ constantly advertised for rags, out of repeal of the 1947 labor law in their laws. Thus the drive by cluded French and Indian War. A which all paper was then made, and New England MechannHil Services, bic. Manchester and Surrounding MANCHESTER PARKADE larger population, wider circulation, toto. Even Truman did not organized labor to abolish the there was official encouragement of ROUTE #83, P.O. BOX 3147 Your Complete and interest in the deepening quarrel hesitate in invoke itS' 90-day governing section of Taft- paper manufacturing. The supply TALCOTTVILLE, CONN. (06068) Appliance Store with Britain stimulated growth and was never adequate, however, and 643-2736 • 643-2192 cooling-off provision when the Hartley and make the union gave newspapers a chance to play a the product made In this country was Vicinity public interest was threatened shop the rule nationwide, in much larger role in community af­ generally of an Inferior quality. CAMPING EQUIPMENT FAMOUS BRAND by a strike in a major industry. both private and public fairs. Several publishers, like the Sauers of Germantown, Pa., Hugh Galne of featuring this week... TELEVISION - APPLIANCES Even the union movement has employment. Printers tirtiid TENTS, COTS, SlEEPlNe lAOS, AIR MATTHE8SE8, New York and William Goddard of ST0VU,UNTERNS m \ m :i i i -:.s t k h learned to live with Taft- It is not necessary to be Prior to the development of the Baltimore, tried to solve the problem Hartley and may grudgingly either for or against Right-to- new Britain colonial policy in the Isaiah Thomas by establishing their own paper HOWmoVOKNl admit that it has its uses. Work or to be pro-union or anti­ 1760’s, printers had not usually in­ mills. FARR’S {jrnptke MV. This print of Isaiah Thomas was engraved by Stephen A. Schoff, THeiyeKYTHiHOSToiie It's Section 14 (b) of the law union to believe that this would volved themselves in editorial activi­ Another vexing problem that I CAMP-BIKE-SPORT 2 MAIN STMH UPPIUNCE • TV 649-3589 ty. Afraid of possible reprisals that drawn by Hammatt Billings, and first printed in Buckingham’s publishers had to contend with was OPEN OAILY TO B P.M. J. FARR • 043-7111 (hit It stoa I Shia that continues to stick in the be a mistake. Labor should be might bring ruin, publishers had Reminiscences (Boston, 1850). Thomas founded the severe inflation. Constantly rising craw of organized labor and free to campaign for the repeal avoided troubles by carrying only Massachusetts Spy in Boston and took it to Worcester, Mass., on costs of production made it news items, official documents, com­ whose repeal this year’s of Right-to-Work in those the eve of the battle of Lexington and Concord. IHiis staunch necessary to raise the price of sub­ VOLKSWAGEN REPAIR mercial announcements, and adver­ scriptions and the cost of adver­ by factory trained $peclall$l$ Democratic hopefuls, to a states that have enacted such tisements. This timidity dis­ Patriot became a leading publisher of the new nation. He tisements. With depreciating paper man, have said they favor—or laws. If it can convince enough appeared, however, and an angry, founded the American Antiquarian Society in 1812. (Courtesy, money plaguing them, printers at Phil Psts . Locictro and Zidsk ARCO in the case of Jimmy Carter, legislators and working people militant press emerged during the American Antiquarian Society.) times collected what was due them In CARPET AND FLOOR COVERING Revolutionary dispute. all sorts of material goods. warn have said they would sign if it of the virtues of unionism, well It was the Stamp Act of 1765 that In spite of all the difficulties faced 646-5036 106 MAM tU flT OFII 1 0 1 lAts U 1 « l fHNII I III « « TEL were placed on their desk. and good. M A N C H ttm o i l Of l O l l U U ( 0 UIC 1 M J - A W l did much to turn the press decisively colony’s assembly; and Gov. Thomas could be supported by law. by the press during the American P& P AUTO R EPAIR This is the section which But at the same time, those against British policies; this Hutchinson tried to drive Isaiah Thomas Paine's Common Sense Revolution, it emerged from the 708 Main 8t. • “Arco Chtrg*" • Manchsstsr Connecticul's lirgest Floor Covering Deiler allows the states either to per­ who oppose compulsory union measure also gave the newspapers a Thomas, the Hery Patriot printer of touched off a great debate over in­ period in stronger condition than mit or to prohibit compulsory membership, who believe greater sense of their potential in­ the M assachusetts Spy, out of dependence that raged In the press In before the war. It is clear, too, that fluence. Parliament had adopted a business in the 1770’s. But in general, early 1776. There were numerous journalism had experienced a revolu­ Conn. Most Complete Garden Center MERCERY union membership in the form there is a fundamental issue of tax that struck printers hard, and it the press held on to its greater liber­ voices urging reconciliation, but many tion of its own. For the first time of the closed shop, the so- individual rights involved here, is small wonder that they angrily ty. more writers called for a declaration newspapers had energetically begun called "Right-to-Work” sec­ should be free to promote their denounced it. Unwittingly, the The question of freedom of the of independence. Various forces in their own ways to editorialize, that EAST HARTFORD NURSERY British had evoked the hostility of the press inevitably became involved in helped to bring about a decision for is to help formulate public opinion. 1375 Silver Lant V Phono 646-2756 tion. Since 1947, 19 states have viewpoint. American press and, refusing to be East Hartford 566-0800 the new role of American publishers. independence; not the least of them While there was great discussion of NO SERVICE CHARGE enacted Right-to-Work laws In the final analysis, whether intimidated, printers everywhere Although it ran contrary to the con­ was the agitation in the press. John freedom of the press, no immediate loudly condemned the Stamp Act. Ife Have Everything For Raaarvttiont lor • Hotala • Alrllnat • Staarnahlpf banning compulsory union or not to belong to a union is temporary English common-law doc­ Adams wrote that it was the constant answers to questions about this vital 627 Miln SlTMt ManctiMtir membership as a requirement something that every factory, When the law was repealed in the trine of seditious libel. Patriot jour­ discussion of the issue in the matter were reached. The Your Horne Gardening ISeeda. face ot American defiance, nalists argued strongly for un­ experience of the American Revolu­ for employment where unions shop and office worker and newspapers and pamphlets that newspaper publishers were un­ restricted discussion of public issues enabled the people "to ripen their tion was to lead, however, to the FLO’S Cake Decorating Supplies have won contracts with public employe should have the derstandably pleased with their new­ and the right of criticism of the judgments, dissipate their fears, and eventual conclusion that our 1646-0228 675-3252 NOTICE management. A total of 32 found power. government in the press. One way or allure their hopes.” democratic society required through right to decide for himself. A l»MPlEn UNE OF ' WI-TON I M DEI»)RATnNS states currently forbid the Repeal of Section 14 (b) of another. Whig writers managed to both custom and law a free press. OPEN SATURDAY New roles escape punishment for publishing High mortality rate forced unionization of public Taft-Hartley would effectively 191 CeNTSH ST. 70 UNION ST. P & P Auto Repair Specializes in Volkswagens Having won some degree of jour­ diatribes against British policy. The outbreak of fighting in MANCHESTER. CONN. ROCKVILLE. CONN. Till 5 P.M. employes, though some have abolish that right. nalistic independence, newspapers Mon. - StI. 10-S Men. - SeL 10-9 America had brought serious Thult., 10-9 FrI. 10-9 made exceptions for teachers, began to assume new functions. The Liberty vs. license problems for newspapers. Of the 37 Phil Loclcero and Pete Zidek, are factory trained specialists in Volkswagen repair. The two have combined MANCHESTER AUTO PARTS modern practice of editorializing had When the Patriots became power­ being published in April 1775, only 18 Wedding Cakes A Specialty experience of over 10 years in VW repairs. Located at 706 Main Street in downtown Manchester, their station 270 BROAD STREET PHONE 640-4528 not yet been developed, but papers ful enough, however, they un­ survived the war; and many had to features nationally famous ARCO Gasoline and Oil Products. Besides Volkswagens, the P&P technicians are regularly carried opinion-making ar­ ashamedly suppressed the Loyalist suspend, operations from time to EVERYTHING IN WE CAN T HIDE BEHIHD also skilled at any type of automotive repairs from a routine lube job to a major overhaul. The next time your ticles, boldly adopts large-type mot­ press. Bringing up the difficult dis­ time. There were 17 journals that OURRRODUCT car needs repairing, take it to the trained experts at P&P Auto Repair. BEHY JANE TURNER toes, and increasingly distorted the tinction between liberty and license, died during the Revolution, and 18 Dateline 1776 news (or manufactured it) to » MIRRORS • SHOWER DOORS they condemned Tory writings. When new papers that were begun failed to By L’niled Preita Inlernational jleSTORE FRONTS*SAFETY GLASS School of Dance Open forum 40 OAK STREET MANCHESTER cultivate a point of view. they were unable to silence their last it out. But some that were PARIS, June 19—Gen. de • BATHTUB ENCLOSURES Patriot printers were by no means enemies by legal means, the Patriots founded in the war period managed Gribeauval, French director of ar­ Ballet - Tao - Ja%% always free of official reprisals if intimidate them or attacked them to continue operations, and at the end tillery, advised a supplier working ).A. WHITE GLASS (Kl., Inc. Acrobatic & Baton Fire fif^hter defends Eighth District they published articles hostile to the violently. of the conflict 35 newspapers were with the Americans that there were FURNITURE TOPS PICTURE WINDOWS REGISTRATIONS NOW BEINO ACCEPTED government. In 1766, for example, Quite obviously, freedom of the being issued. between 300 and 400 artillery pieces Mancr>tit»r 649-7322 S.r IB IiM U S t. 649-0156 the editors of the two Virginia press had different meanings. It " Military action affected both Whig in government arsenals which could Gazettes were brought to trial for OVER 21 YEARS EXPERIENCE______To the editor. would be some time before American and Loyalist newspapers: Patriot be shipped to the colonies by way of need a tanker truck'.' Uniess we libel; the publisher of the New-York Well here we go again — Mr. Glut­ change Main Street into a runway, theorists could work out a printers had to flee from towns and Spain and Cuba once their official Gazette was reprimanded by the reasonable, clear concept of it that ton for Punishment has opened his why does either department need a areas occupied by the enemy; markings were filed off. 763 mouth and put his foot in it. foam truck? MAIN ST. Specializing In To begin with, we have six men t think we have a great police DON WILUS 6 4 3 -1 1 9 1 BRAKE SERVICE who live at the firehouse. Out of department, but which is better — a Wings of evening By Cliff Simpson 191 ; GARAGE Frsirt End Niinnwiit those six three are drivers and pump policemen tending to a broken leg or MAIN ST. 11 Miifl SL, TeL 649-4531 operators. Gsiwrsl llsyair Wtrii arresting the person who has just 2!> liillioii (lollur.H MANCHESTER Very good observation — now look broken into your house. Truly, I say to you, they have riiiK 'k ifs “Sing witli the \\ iiul" at the number of false alarms that The other night at a Red Cross “ap­ their rewards... 6 4 3 - 1 9 0 0 We also knew that the medical ser­ We have called many sayings for This is the title of a lovely book of come in from a street box in the vice on East Center Street is preciation evening ’ I had the And when you pray, you must privilege of awarding certificates to this column from Dick VanDyke, poems published in South Windsor. south end compared to the ones that excellent, that’s why we have a not be like the hypocrites; for The words by Winston Abbott are Kitchens of Distinction come in on our phone. many, many people whose volunteer they love to stand and pray in who writes: MAHCHESTER SAFE & LOCK CO. direct line to them. So Mr. Vaughan, "If poverty is blessed, I’d say delicately illustrated by Bette Eaton NEED A NEW KITCHEN? COME TO THE EXPERTS Every time one is pulled, men's three strikes and you're out and the services extended from one year to the synagogues and the steet- rw f LOC/£^MIf41 many ministers are iiving in a state Bosson, Here is one of our favorites: lives are at the mercy of a sick per­ count is 0 and two. thirty. corners, that they may be seen 453 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER • 643-6922 of economic grace. Whatever the "Were 1 to live this life again son. Believe it or not. there are some Respectfully yours, Imagine what that means here in of men. Truly, I say to you they USTOM I f IT(»iEN our community — in miles driven, wages of sin may be, those at the rec­ I’d still find loneliness and | _ f... »«TWII*|.SB9EJS Alernu, Locke ^ major cities in this country actually William A. Parke Jr. have their rewards." l.sel. pain — I & Sales. Combination Changei. discontinuing street box alarms. hours spent, needs met. suffering verses 2-5) tory are modest indeed. This situa­ I . I Sales & Service ■ Bonded Most CENTER 649-7544 498 Parker St. IV allayed, or entertainment given. tion gives rise to stories people tell but what are trivial T O j l b u G ^ keys In stock. Repairs of all sas eunu irnin. MAaenina You mentioned instead of spending Manchester How embarrassing to be told by the kinds. Also Wa Make Keys. me, like the one about the minister’s things like scars money on a rescue truck we need a fire fighter What a colossal pitcher pours out the teller, "no funds" or "payment S t O M f f l Scissors & Pinking Shears ) wife who was going through the coins to one who shares the night Sharpened tanker or a foam truck. Why on earth Manchester Fire Dept. spirit of helpfulness into the empty stopped" but far more tragic to be in the coilection plate after the Sun­ with stars — would a city with a hydrant .system EiglUh District cups of misfortune in our area! The told "You have already been paid in impulse for these “good works ’ lies day service. What are you doing? Beauty and love full.” You received the plaudits of these are in the Judeo-Christian background of men which is what you wanted. Now asked her husband. "What do you $ee or Call Us For Free our culture. think? I’m looking for a button to sew the priceless Estimaies • Alumlnuni Products there is no more. Paid in full. One things — * Roll Up Awnings • Stationary IRON Although I cannot give you local critic comments: on your coat." Awningi • Ooor Canoptea • statistics on the amount of money Then there is the one about a young that feed Patio Roots Complate with WeatherStoppers OSTRINSKY "The thing may win the admira­ my hungry soul Scraaning • Porch Scraanhig. rwoMHOWAtgr SCRAP MHAL Almanac given for charitable causes in our tion of men, but when it is designed minister about to say grace at DEALER IN WASTE community, I came across the $25 dinner, who lifted the cover of the and give it wings — " STORM DOORS MANCHEtTER AWNINS CO an d P A K R to do so, it is of no value to God." COMBINATION WINDOWS MATERIALS casserole prepared to by thrifty wife .Maxiins 198 WEST CENTER RT. 731 PARKER ST. billion figures in a Wall Street article I question whether this is the only IN ALUMINUM • WHHE T6l8phOM648-3091 Tal. 643-5735 of 843-5679 By riiile d PrciiK Inlernational from countless left-overs. He paused. Albert Einstein: "Science without • BROWN • BLACK Sion to regulate interstate com­ last week. It is a complicated list of aspect of the transaction because Citabl/fhed IM S Today is Saturday, June 19, the munications — including radio and statistics that need not be repleated whatever the motive, money given to "1 don't know," he said rather religion is lame, and religion without Flo*s Cake Decorating Supplies 171st day of 1976 with 195 to follow. television. here. Suffice to say that the feed the hungry buys just as much dubiously, "It seems to me that I've science is blind." The moon is in its last quarter. In 1973, Soviet Comunist party American Association of Fund blessed all this before. " Orin Madison: "Live and let live is Flo's Cake Decorating Supplies with stores at 191 Center St.. Manchester and 70 Union St.. Boekville. is The morning stars are Mercury grain no matter what the motive. I IGARHER RUG & UPHOLSTERY CLEANIHG Chairman Leonid Breznev, visiting Raising Coun.sel informs us that like to add the phrase "The Lord not enough, iive and help live is not Mancheiter'r Only Complete Carpet Serpicet owned and operated by Florence Bombardier of 56 Grissom Rd. She teaches cake decorating at Mani licsU i and Jupiter. too much." MANCHESTER Washington, asked congressional philanthropic giving rose last year to loves a cheerful giver —, but also 14 High Street, reer High School Adult Evening Classes and with the assistance of her husband Al, and their four children, runs ilir The evening stars are Mars, Venus leaders for trade concessions fo his $26.88 billion with the largest percen­ store. A graduate of the Wilton School of Cake Decorating, Flo carries a complete line of Wilton cakr MEMDRIAL CD. and Saturn. accepts gifts from the grumpy. " MANCHESTER ^ tlser 3 0 Ware* Kaiwrlrn^* country. The cold war, he said was tage for religious causes. It also es­ decorating supplies for all occasions and for all ages. Brides-to-be have a selection of 150 wedding cake ii.ps Those born on this date are under The scholar Dr. William Barclay in CjZ Phone; 646-5830 ^ Ofipoallr Kul Om rlrry Call 649-5607 over. timates that: “New Testament Words" points out as well as a variety of cake boxes, bags, cake knives, and toast glasses. Besides carrying supplies Im the sign of Gemini. Quality Mamoriala A. UMF:m. Prop. In 1975, President Ford called for "...Americans put in early six that the word "apechei" is the Greek homemakers, Flo's also makes and decorates special-to-order cakes on the premises. Her specialty is wi-il French philosopher and Today’s thought lUrrlaon Si„ H«nrhe«trr strict new laws against violent billion hours of volunteer word used by Jesus in the Garden of ding cakes and children's novelty cakes such as Mickey Mouse, Donald Duck, etc. mathematician Blaise Pascal was crime. He asked Congress to set philanthropic work last year. It "Serving the area tlnce 1933" born June 19, 1623. Gethsemene. The familiar transla­ mandatory minimum terms in some values that time at $25 billion ' tion is "It is enough: the hour is com- On this day in history: cases. God said, "I am the Lord, thy God; It is an encouraging report even e; the Son of Man is betrayed into the mandments and my quick to judge Bol A PaMIng PrpUom7 Wall Halpl In 1910, the first observance of A thought for the day: American though the complaint is made that thou shall have no other gods before apostasy. I make everyone in my im­ »«fYlc* •tin mun* KwwUiliw 1* u* - «nU Htrlc* main* tpandlng Father’s Day occurred in Spokane, hands of sinners." (Mark 14:41) And me.” M MANCHESTO, RKHT OR MMN $T»n •nough llm* with you to h*1p you **1*ct Ih* rlghl p«ln1 IlnWi lof lh*1 )oo author Elbert Hubbard (born on this "Philanthropy is not keeping up with verse 43 goes on to describe the age and reject those who do not con­ coMPun miTM t coPTM samix PET OWNERS fou'r* pitnnins. Cm u4 lor p*lnl wid unk* wh*n you plan yaur nail MANCHESTER Wash. day in 1859) said, "If you work for a escalating costs." The relationship is defined — not form. I define good in terms of my praiacl. In 1934, Congress created the arrival of Jesus with the .soldiers. Dr argued, not defended, not persuaded, LOW COST PRINTING If you can't And what you’re looM ng lo r alaawhera, atop man, in heaven’s nqjne work for Barclay suggests that the phrase "It beliefs and practices and bad in WHILE YOU WAIT (PHOTO READY) in to tea ut. Chancaa are we will liava what you naiNl. HARDWARE Federal Communications Commis- him." not justified, but stated as a given, as sMtu u»$ • niiiom • Mia nun is enough" which is a translation of terms of everything that is other. Why not atop h art llral and you may not have to go any Hardware • Garden Supplies • Plumbing Supplies a fact, as a truth. When we separate There is no room for any other "I £>?J'QAosor>PAINTCQ “I’aymenl in fiiH'' "‘apechei,’" may be a reference to MINIT-MAN PRINTING lurthor. 877 Main St. ourselves from God we do not cut am” in my deity. 940 MAIN ST. • M A N CHESTER • 949-1777 YOUR Have you ever tried to cash a check Judas! MANCHESTER PET CENTER Free Parking Rear Of Store ourselves off from the source of all And if I do deign to acknowledge . SEE US FOR ENGRAVED NAME PLATES INOCPENDINT only to find that the signer has Jesus may have pointed to him and goodness, we cut ourselves off from « TRY OUR NEW 3 -M SOND COFIESI 0 MAPLE STREn, DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER*649-427a stopped payment on it? To say the said: "lie has been paid his money in God, it is not as "I am" but as "He Just Afoim tf TfM Cpmwr Prom Rote.,, 713 MAIN IT.a MANCHESTER • 646-4501 Herald yesterdays goodness itself, not from the source is”, over there, up there, outside me, least, it is embarrassing. This may full. The traitor is here.” Jesus may of love but from love itself, not from well be the lot of some who will pre­ well have been saying to Judas: "Is inside me — the specific ‘where’ of the source of life but life itself. God my belief doesn't matter, the detach­ B0X8T0RAQE sent themselves at the Celestial Bank this the payment in full which you Frank Arnone 25 years ago is love, God is truth, God is goodness, ment does. To God’s gift of freedom lOHirS FLOOR (»VERING INC. room Broad St. school. in heaven feeling that something is have been looking for! And so Jesus . , 649-7901 MOTHPROOFINO Miss Elizabeth M. Bennet, super­ God is life, “l am.” of will 1 add my own: freedom from John VonDeck Jr., master coun­ due them for helping the poor, or may have been trying to remind 119 Oakland St. ON ALL WINTER CLOTHES vising principal of Barnard, Nathan The basic separation from God, the God. styled by " cilor of John Mather (Chapter, Order praying to God. They have forgotten Judas that there was an account with Installing Since 1953 - COLO ST06A6E ON n m i- original sin, lies in the human desire It is not ‘good’ of you or me to HMaMoeable. In VauN Hale, Highland Park and South the words of Jesus in Matthew ti: himself and with God still to be LINOLEUM - CARPET • CERAMIC • FORMICA After Six, Lord West of OeMolay, is elected to the state of­ to be God, to adopt the "I am” for believe in God. He is, whether we OPEN OAILY 10 A.M. • 0 P.M. •AH Mfori tfon# on pm m fM i and M f f giw anfeed/' Schools, resigns today after more fice of junior councilor. "Thus, when you give alms, settled.” KITCHEN A BATH REMODELING > 37 OAK STREET & than 50 years of service In the oneself. I create my own universe believe it or not. He is not less for our Palm Beach 10 years ago sound no trumpet before you, Perhaps we need to remind with me at the center, dispenser of Om m e . , TuM h I aL i s l i t P - m .. TiMrt. A M . I I ti t pjn. MANCHESTER, CONN. PARKADE CLEANERS Manchester school system. disbelief; we are. MANCHEtTII CmXWl i m w M -M t as the hypocrites do in the syn­ MANCHESTER PARKADE 643-9561 6 3 7 402 W. MIODLE T P K I. This date was a Sunday; The ourselves that God docs not settle goodness, truth-giver, lover, judge, 10 to 9 Weekdays — 10 to 5 Saturday Fifteen firms submit bids for fur­ agogues and in the streets, that His accounts every Saturday night nishings and equipment for the 18- Herald did not publish. and object of worship, my own and Layman they may be praised by men. but that there is a final reckoning. others. I write my own com­ Concordia Lutheran Church PAGE EIGHT - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchettor, Conn., Sat., June 19, i m MANCHKTKR EVENING MERALt), Manchester. Conn . Sal . June 19. 1976 — I*A(iE NINE Frank Basutt i ObItuariM COVENTRY-Fraiik BasMtt, day- old ion of Mr. and M n. Louli F. Police continue! Bauatt Jr. of North Ayen Rd. died m i Herald angle Kuhn village idiot-Finley Mrs. Teresa Olesik June 10 at the 5th U.S. Army General investigation ROCKVILLE - Mrs. Teresla Hospital in Stuttgart, Germany, Ferofclk Olesik. 85. of 32 Prospect St. of incident where his father had been Earl Yost Finley sold relief pitcher Hollic none of these players will play for the Finley said to keep in mind Babe died Friday at a Rockville convales- stationed with the Air Forge. CHICAGO (UPI) - Calling Fingers and outfielder Joe Rudi to A's.'' Buth, Dizzy Dean. Joe ( ronin At . cent home. She was the widow of Sports Editor Bowie Kuhn “more like a He Is also survived by a sister, the Red Sox and pitcher Vida Blue to Finley said he believed there was Simmons, and Jimmy l)\kes .All Micahel Olesik. State Police from the Colcbeiter village idiot than a com­ Sarina Bassett of Coventry; his troop were continuing their search the Yankees just before the trading "nothing I can do other than take it to these deals where Itiey weie li

Ice Cream NEW YORK (UPII - Most court," Busch said "It's his money. Busch said. "I traded Reggie .Smith have none, ” lie said. "Tlicse ihings "We re In Hic hascliall liusinc.ss. ' I'lgers and a member ol Hie Lei Palm Beach* Formals put it t)asfl)all I'xociitives not in- It's pretty tough for any com­ at the last minute because I couldn't escalate and you end up cliai gmg 15 he said, "it's true Cliarlcy ll■'lnlcyl executive cmincll ot hascliall. Meetings next week all together lor you. Take the volvt'cl in (he sales of the three missioner lo be able to rule on what make him sign. You can't call It a or 20 bucks to go to a ball game, ” he owns Ihc club lA'sl. tint I lliink delended Kiilm. saying he aclecl in sinking Savile Bow. with trend- All one the owner of a baseball club can do sport any longer when we're paying acldc'd. preserve Hie g.ime s integrity setting rope shoulder, deep liigh-priced Otikland A's baseball lias a duly to the Ians ’ Public meetings scboduled in of Duedors. District Firehouse, 32 Main and can't do" these ridiculous salaries." "Nobody would ho able lo live wiHi side vents, one button styling Flavors half gallon I I>layers were generally suppor­ Gene Autry, chairman ol the hoard I feel that Ihe present silnalioii. it Manchester next week I locations in St. and rounded peak lapel. Spark Busch said he hopes baseball Ix)s Angeles Dodger President and the economics those things of the Caliloi nia Angels, look a allowc'd lo continue, will alienate the it with a rulllcd shirt and tive of Commissioner Bowie owners could have a meeting soon Owner Walter O'Malley, a long-time ■Municipal Building, 41 Center ,St., unless Wt'diicmluy produce," O'Miilley conlinucd. "All neutral .stance. Ians of the game amt bring .iboul ,i noted) include: contrasting floral vest and lie With This Coupon & purchase $5 or more Kuhn's stunning decision lo with Kuhn and the presidents of the spokesman for National i.eugue the players would bo froo agents amt "The commissioner ol ba.setiall has material delenoralion ot their een- 7:30 p.m. — Data Processing Advisory M s a groat combination B National and American leagues to owners, said Kuhn's decision was available tor a nicely moderate Valid Sundey, June 20.1976 Limit one overturn the deals although it would bo harmful to hasoball and the power—and the duly-lo run lidenee in the integrity ol baseball. Moiiiltiy Committee, Coffee Room. & price "thrash this thing out." "probably right." O'Malley, who against the public interosl. Il was a baseball by investigating and ruling Felzer said 10 a m. — Development Commi.ssiun, one-St. Louis Cards President 8 p.m. — Bicentennial Committee, Reggie Smith, who like the three said he goes along with the com­ tough decision to make and I must on acts he does not consider in the "This silualum calls lor inalure Hearing Room. Hearing Room. August A. Busch Jr.—feared Oakland players had not signed his missioner, saying the ruling will pre­ say I would go along with him " best interc'sts ol the game." ho said consideration, temperate umlerslan- 7 p.m. — Zoning Board of Appeals, for the precendent il may have 1976 contract, was traded by the Car­ vent the financially sound clubs from E.J. "Buzzy" Bavasi, vice presi­ Hearing Room. Tluirsiliiy REGAL MEN'G GHBP ' Prices effectivs Sunday, June 20 Only "Kuhn has made a ruling winch ho ding and’serious negotiation lo .solve coMNicricur i lA n oiir •iw w oir c o « m ri mini troer set. dinals to the Los Angeles D^gers for dominating the league. 7:30 p.m. — Community Development W e Reserve the Right to Limit Quantities dent and general manager of the San considers best lor all con­ Ihe dillicull questions conlronlmg 7 p.m — Eighth Utilities District Board "if I were Mr. Finley, I'd be up in Joe Ferguson one hour before the “The rich teams would have all the Diego Padres, called Kuhn's action a us vvillioul any lurlher aeeeleralion Advi.sory Committee, Hearing Room. 903 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER TRI CITY PLAZA, VERNON Not Responsible for Typographical Errors cerned—clubs. players and Ians " opm M 5 30 P M. I* 9 1> M opmiU.I,M9 PM 9liaS3 0 PM arms and 1 think I'd probably go to trading deadline Wednesday, and players and the poor teams would "courageous move. .lohn Felzer. owner ol Ihe Delmit of the current turmoil, he added CoOdlH SinfO'd mcorpsittld ! 1 PACE TEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchater, Conn., Sat.. June 18, 1978 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manrticsler. Conn . Sal . June 19. 1976 - I’AGE ELEVEN Answer to Previous Puzzle Up and Down m Charles M. Schultz ACKOtS 2 Young woman Yale Pitchers’ battle Mahaffey anxious 1 Qo up 3 Oirl’a name Dear Abby e Ri m 12 wdt.) 4 Paature sound IT CirciM of light 5 Norwegian PEAR KOUNP-HEAPEP RIP' (1)H4' CAN'T I have a 13 Mexican state harbor P06 WHO can AT CEAST names By Abigail Van Buren 14 D i^ e into 6 Obtained REMEItaeR AW NA.ItE ? won by Ballard to prove himself ciesaea 7 Reialed on 15 Cosaach mother's side r ' leader 8 Heavy volume 7 16 Pan of Mao'a 9 Monitor lizard i i m Cozza Following four straight defeats the Manchester Legion DULUTH, Ga. Course outside of Atlanta name to Breaths "It's pretty depressing,” 17 Ruminant heavily 26 Grow old hearth baseball team finally found the winning road last night in a (UPI) — Nobody’s and, at 2-under 138, is the 27 Social events 41 Genuine NEW HAVE (UPI) - confess^ the slender six- D^AR ABBY; Our daughter U 14, and she loves animals. 19 Ponabie 12 Greek portico pitchers’ battle. only other golfer besides shelter 13 Perched 26 Slag 42 Ore deposit to say John footer. “It's the first round He is not just your ordinary animal lover, Abby, she la 29 Anglo-Sexon 43 Roman date Carmen Cozu, who baa Gelberger (139) out of a /anatic about it. 20 Ringir>g of 16 Height guided Yale Unlveralty’s Behind the brilliant two-hit Benson dominated play. ffey "chickened I've shot competitively in bells 20 Persian fairy slave 44 Ribbed fabrics pitching of Bruce Ballard the locals In the first, with two outs, Ray starting field of 150 under the 80s in four years.'” She thinks it is wrong to kill an insect, a mouse or any 21 Early English 21 Numerical 31 Pork product 45 Dance step football (ortuoea (or ,11 out" of this year’s par for 36 holes. kind of bug or rodent. la b ) suffix 32 Juncture 46 Mars (comb whitewashed Rockville, 2-0, to Gliha reached on an error and stole 22 Scandinavian 34 Pipe joinl form) years, has been named U.S. Open the way When she sees one of us kill a fly or a cockroach, she 22 P o et.------square its Zone Eight record at 1-1. second. Ballard and Ed White walked His Thursday-Friday Nash capital 36 Spanish man's 47 Oat up athletic director of the carries on like a crazy person. 46 Deeds The hard-throwing right-hander and when Frank Livingston got they said he did last playing partner Ben 25 Make lace 23 Functions name Ivy League school. Standings If we try to set traps to catch mice, she goes into 27 Definite article 24 Man's 39 Roman 50 Timid year. Crenshaw had the other 68, goddess of 52 Poinied tod Yale President scattered two hits, struck out 13 and plunked by a pitch, Manchester had hysterics. How can I convince her that flies and mice carry 30 Fly high nickname Mickey Finn — Morris W elu 31 Possible travel issued Just one free ticket. one run. which he got with a wild, germs, and it is better to get rid of them? r ~ 7 1 9 10 Kinman Brewster Jr. Mahaffey, a stroke ahead peril (2 wds.) T” r " r ~ I” r * scrambling round, in stark Please help me. Sometimes I wonder if this child is The winners had Just four hits off The second marker came on a Jeff of ninnenip Al iQeiberger National League 33 CauM to r iM Friday said Cozza, 46, 11 12 13 1 -3^=4 ^ as Art Benson who worked the first six Backofen single, a stolen base and going into today’s third contrast to Mahaffey’s normal. 35 Merit ^SHUCKS... ! KNOW Hl'VmH will continue as Yale foot­ East WORRIED 36 Chemical A 8AD BOY. THE VEITV FIRST innings. Russ Allen mopped up in the two errors. steady play, and tied for 14 15 ball coach this season round, feels he has W. L. Pet. GB suffix PHIL FINN... APB )W OOINO Y NCRB TIME RUSSELL TOOK ME TO seventh. Sunday the locals return Only two Rockville base runners third at even-par 140 with 37 Australian bird TO TELL MB THAT PUSSBLL } THAN ONCE, PINNER, ME TOLD MB ABOUT after which the university something to prove, es­ DEAR WORRIED; Your daughter's concern for the 16 M 7 19 ONCE 60T HtMSBLF INTO N E L L I Rod Funseth and Jerry Phila, 42 17.712- 36 Human group home to face ^ s t Granby at 2 at reached second as Ballard was in pecially to himself. "sanctity of life" is admirable. But you can explain to her TPOU0LE MTH THE L A W ?! plans to name a new Pate. Pittsburgh 35 25 .583 7'A 39 Odin's brother 21 coach. East Catholic in a zone game. complete command and was ac­ A year ago, at the Open New York 33 33 . 500 12>A that unless humans exterminate creatures thst carry (m yth) ”F corded great support by his team- - Butch Baird, Hubert disease and destruction, there will be no life fbr HUMANSI 40 Apothecary's 2^ IT 2i 29 W Cozza succeeds Single runs crossed the plate in the at Medinah, 111., he over­ Chicago 28 33 .459 15 mates. Green, Lyn Lott, Mike weight Delaney Kiphuth, direc­ first and fifth frames as Ballard and came a six-stroke deficit in St. Louis 27 35 .435 16‘A 42 Italian coins s r 31 the final round to tie Lou Morley and J.C. Snead DEAR ABBY: My husband and I were married two 45 One of equal tor since 1954, who will were at 142; Tom Montreal 20 35 . 364 20 months ago. It was the second marriage for both of ua. standing 33 become a special assis­ Graham for the 72-hole 46 Constellation Weiskopf, Terry Diehl and West Yesterday one of my husband’s so*€^ed friends called 36 tant to Brewster for lead, then lost in an 18-hole and told me things about my husband's past that upset me. 49 Black Sea Dave Eichelberger at 143; ' W. L. Pet. GB harbor playoff because, by his own She said that he had had psychiatric treatment for suicidal 39 athletic development. and Jack Nicklaus, the pre­ Cincinnati 39 24 ,619 — 51 King ol admission, he refused to tendencies shortly before we met. U had had psychiatric Visigoths 4i 43 •4 47 49 Cozza said he will work MB’s regain lead tournament favorite to Los Ang. 37 27 ,578 2’/i with Yale's Admissions play agressively, to take treatment for the same reason, but I told him about it before 53 AbysMS ■ become the fourth man to San Diego 33 28 .541 5 we were married. I wonder why he didn't tell me?) 54 Vilest 49 60 51 52 Department to try to get any chances. Houston 29 35 .453 lOVi 55 Literary genre win four U.S. Opens, was What, if anything, should I do? My primary concern ia 56 Blackthorns 53 54 some players who are All alone atop the American Division standings in the Hartford "1 think I’m more deter­ Atlanta 24 36 .400 13tli that my husband should know that this woman is not Priscilla's Pop — Al Vermeer alone at 144. DOWN 56 also good students so the g Twilight League today are Moriarty’s defending champions. mined to win this tourna­ San Fran. 23 42 .354 17 worthy of his trust. Also, do you think that hia secrecy 56 II The mowers were' 1 Informal talk 7 mi athletic programs will be | Last night the MB’s upended East ment than any tournament lowered Thursday evening E'ridny's R c h i i I ih about his past is a sign that our marriage is in trouble? We ■NK«5PAl*»;H »;.STKH1'RI^F AWN WERE I AM IM . 1 M ATE P l a y i n g RIGHT FIELD' have gotten along so well, I can't believe it. R i g h t F i E L D ' y winning ones. | Hartford in a battle for the lead I’ve ever played in because so there were no com­ Chicago 6, Atlanta 4 RieMT FIELD "It will be a very in- | DiMauro's infield hit, Ray Sullivan's of what happened last There is a possibility, of course, that this woman's stories IS FOR THE, behind the crafty pitching of veteran plaints Friday about the Los Angeles 6, Montreal A G A IN ' y r K l t'S '-'T teresting and difficult job ^ double and Mark Reimer's single did year,” said the 28-year-old are untrue. It's hard for me to understand why some people & \ R D S ! l Pete Sala, 7-0 at St. Thomas. the trick. fairway grass being too 5 will go out of their way to cause others pain. but I hope to see the same | Texan, who had four Sala allowed Just two singles and long as there was after the Pittsburgh 7, Houston 3 PUZZLED J. degree of success In ^ A single run crossed the plate in second-place finishes and Win at Bridge his mates responded with a solid 10- opening round. New York 3, San Fran­ athletics that there is In ^ the fourth and three runs in the sixth no victories last year, "i hit attack led by Steve Chotlner’s proved to be icing on the cake. Mike Reid, the 21-year- cisco 2 DEAR PUZZLED: Rather than Uve with doubts, you 'i the other departments of S Good catch had the Open in my hand Philadelphia 6, Cincin­ should tell your husband what this "friend" told you and W n solo home run in the third inning. old amateur from Brigham Yale," Cozza said. % DiMauro, Chotlner and Bob Charlie Lynn of 47 Green give him a chance to respond. True or false, H will dear the Notrump can be beautiful The locals Jumped off to a 2-0 lead last year and let it get Young University, who nati 5 Brewster said Cozza’s g Carlion each collected two hits. Rdi enjoyed a fine catch away.” air. And you'd do well to avoid this woman. She's bad news. in the first and that was all the shot a 67 Thursday for the St. Louis 7, San Diego 4 record "proves Yale can Moriarty’s stand at 5-2 with of salmon and lake trout southpaw pitcher needed. Frank He shot one of only two 2- only sub-par score in the Toduy's Gullies be an Ivy League leader S Langan second at 4-2 and East Hart­ during recent fishing trip DEAR ABBY: I am an attractive, energetic, fun-loving under-par 68s in Friday's opening round, took a bath Los Angeles (John 3-4) at divorcee who likes a good time, which sometimes gets me We have also found that while sticking to Ivy ford fell to 4-3 in the standings. on Lake Winnipesaukee % second round over the Friday. He wound up with Montreal (Stanhouse 4-2) into trouble. notruinpisls try to keep their 4.(1 8 League principles. He ^ in New Hampshire. 7,015-yard Highlands .NOKTII a fat 11-over-par 81. San Francisco (Barr 4-5) While my neighbor was in the hospital having a baby, I A832 partners out of notrump con- will provide a leadership at New York (Lolich 3-8) sort of liv^ it up. with her husband. V976 tracts worthy of the Kiphuth Ballard AlUCCiL choice Cincinnati (Nolan 6-3) at She found out about it. and my life hasn't been the same 6 A K V ft 5 4 Thus, we would never do Captain Easy — Crooks and Lawrence tradition In amateur ^ Philadelphia (Carlton 6-3 since. She has called me every name in the book and has A K anything with the North hand even threatened to "get even" with me if it's the last thing except to raise our partner athletics.” or Reed 5-1), N. O K A V — w r a p i t UP^ Y HOW COVE YOU 7(3000 QUESTION'. BUT HOW ODD;.. NOW WH'/ ON EARTH Softball she does. W KST KAST from one to three notrump HAFTA WEAR. A I WONT KNOW THE WOULD HE NEED SUCH A COSTUME Over the past 11 Houston (Dierker 6-6) at A g Jio 6 5 A94 seasons, Cozza's teams second straight season She insists that I talked her husband into it, which is not Playing in three notrump. m a s q u e r a d e \ ANSWER TILL I SEE ’ ALSO INAIST THAT IT HIDB Pittsburgh (Kison 4-4) true. He was as willing as 1 was. Now her husband is VW52 V A K 8 South will make three V C05TUWE THAT'LU \ th at n u t BANZAI - WHOLE FACE 7 have won 69 games, lost g San Diego (Strom 6-5) at blaming me because his wife is carrying on like a maniac. ♦ 6 .] 10 7 6 nolrunip against perfect LET VA CLIM6 AW K KUKU-'iH’MAl 29, and tied one. In Ivy Best in the loss was Mike CA.NDLKLIGHT 1 am twice-divorced and know what it's like to have a A .) *1 8 7 2 A 10 5 4 3 defense and four notrump if DO HUINKS LIKE By LEN AUSTER second successive year was voted to Standings St. Louis (Curtis 4-6), N. SOITH (I» THAT * League competition his Mistretta with a homer and Chicago (Burris 3-8 and woman steal her husband. I am no home*wrecker, but the defense doesn t take its Herald Sportswriter the first squad. Mary Cochran at WOMEN’S REC Paced by Bob Guerin's what's another slice off a loaf that's already been cut? A A K 7 three heart tricks teams’ record is 54-22-1 ij; triple. Biff Grimes, Byrd Coleman 0-1) at Atlanta V J IU4 3 third base and outfielders Kathy W L (our hits, Crispino's How can I get this woman to realize I don't want her if North insists on playing and they have won or Later than usual because of late Carlson and Frank Lateano ♦ Q32 Strand and Rachel Rosen were Cougars 5 1 trounced Gus's last night (Niekro 4-4 and diamonds he will cither go shared four Ivy cham- balloting, but arriving in yesterday's husband, I was only having a little fun? A A go Leopards each had two-hit showings. Messersmilh 5-5). 2 down at a game contract or pionships. >!■ mall was the announcement of the tabbed to the second team while 5 2 at Robertson, 12-2, ALL IN FUN Norlh-.Soulh vulntTjblc Janice Dahm, Karen Carpenter, Tigers 2 4 SILK CITY Brian McDermott Siiiiiluy's Giiiiies make some small part score' Cozza, a native of Par- all-Central Connecticut Notching at least one run Kathi Klotzer and Sue Llnsenbigler Bobcats 1 6 chipped in with two hits as San Diego at St. Louis DEAR ALL: Living it up with another woman's husband .North KasI South .All of that Is mighty pour ma, Ohio, is a 1952 Interscholastic League teams. when the notrump is a lead- received honorable mention. in each frame, Trudon's did John Riccio for the Chicago at Atlanta, night is hard to Uve down. Don’t try to explain your harmless 1 N T graduate of Miami ;|: Pitcher Bruce Ballard received ail- I'jss N T I’ass Puss pipe cinch FELINE trimmed Frank's last night Los Angeles at Montreal intentions. And stay out of her way. 3 University in Oxford, § CCIL honors in baseball for the se­ Conard and Hall, perennial powers, Supremes. Jim Colla and W at Fitzgerald, 18-3. Houston at Pittsburgh, 2 Ohio. He played -i; cond straight year. Junior outfielder dominated the all-CCIL girls’ track L John Stanizzi had the ItMfi g A- Davids’ 7 Leading the offensive San Francisco at New professional baseball |i; Ray Gliha garnered honorable men­ team, but Manchester's 440-yard 0 losers' only two hits. All®y OoP ~ l^ove Graue relay foursome of Yvonne Kearney, Crispino’s 4 3 were Jeff Selinski with York briefly before launching tion. League champ Conard High of three hits, one a homer, West Hartford placed (our players on Mary Foran, Terry Frank and Nancy Curt & Curl 3 4 Second game at Robert­ Cincinnati at Astro-graph his collegiate coaching Rick Flynn with two hits, A Minnesota reader wants \EAH.' GOTtnA.' NCNV ALL X NEED iS A THAT'S njNNN.' JUST FOR the 18-man all-star squad. Downing received distinction. Moriarty’s 3 4 son saw Holiday Lanes up­ Philadelphia By Oswald & James Jacoby career at Miami in 1956. Tommy’s one a homer and Greg By I3ERNICE BEDE OSOL to know the correct opening FIRE A N ' I'M IN BUSINESS-' A TIC TWBCrE I t h o u g h t Manchester was shutout in girls' Kearney in the 100- and 220-yard 3 4 end Vito's, 6-2, coming Although we have spent this YESSiR, 1 -- I SN^ELLED SNOk E' Fourteen of Cozza's Scruse Karashashian and Al bid with tennis but on the boys' side, Junior dashes and the 880-yard medley 1 6 from behind. whole week campaigning a.\K(^xxx¥AKx 62AKgj Yale players, including Rodonis with three bingles American League SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) against notrump bidders, we Jon Peck received selection by the quartet of Kearney, Downing, Linda Stave Longo lashed out For Sunday, Juna 20, 1976 In standard American this < * I Calvin Hill and Dick ji| Eusi Those less fortunate will lug at don t want our readers to Maher and Foran received honorable EASTERN each. Frank Gonzales and three singles to set the ARIES (March 21-Aprlt 19) hand qualifies as a two-spade Jauron, have been i>; coaches. In golf, senior Duffy Leone your heartstrings today think that wo shy away from mention. W L Hank Pawlowski were in W. L. Pet. GB Close companions may do Sacrifice if necessary but don't opening bid If you use (wo drafted by professional was looked upon by the coaches with pace and no player on notrump bidding Quite the HPMarket 7 0 the two-hit class as well as New York 35 22 .614 — things today that will displease extend yourself beyond your clubs as your only forcing teams. an honorable mention selection. Jeff Joy made all-CCIL in track in Vito's had more than one and aggravate you. View their contrary We believe in bid­ two events, the 120-yard high hurdles 72’s 4 3 Matt Gayeski. Cleveland 28 29 .491 7 means opening, it qualifies for (wo Last winter the Connec- % The girls' softball team which bingle. actions philosophically. No SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Doc. ding nolrump whenever your clubs You expect to make Gunver 3 3 Big Stockers for Frank's Boston 28 29 .491 7 more will come ol it. hand calls for it. just as we ticut Sports Writers S wound up with a most successful 12-5 and the 330-yard interm ediate 21) If you find yourself up game even if partner has hurdles. Junior Steve Dawson gained Rockwell 3 3 were Joe Quaglia and Mike Baltimore 28 31 .475 8 TAURUS (April 20-May 20) aginst one who is constantly believe in apple pie and other Alliance awarded Cozza a campal^, placed one performer on You may be involved today nothing al all Tierney’s 3 4 Milby with three hits each Detroit 26 32 .448 9‘z demeaning others, try to con­ good things. gold key for his contrlbu- the first team, three more on the se­ honorable mention in the 220 and 440- with someone who has dis­ vert him with humility You can • r' Barrels 2 5 and Aldo White and Bob Milwaukee 24 31 436 10 tion to sports in Connec- iS cond team and four more garnered yard dashes. Joy, Dawson, Rick pleased you in the past It's to be an instrument to make him r a t; Trash-Away 1 Bycholski with a pair. West your advantage to let bygones a better person ticut. honorable mention in the voting. Walsh and Rick Telgener took 6 L-IA RFC Soccer W. L. r \ t GB be bygones CAPRICORN (Doc. 22-Jan. Leslie Bartlett at second base (or the honorable mention as the mile relay GEMINI (May 21-Juna 20) Cir­ foursome. CIIAIMl-.R OAK Outhit, 11-8, Garman's Kan. City 39 20 .661 - 19) DonT envy another today Berry's World W. cumstances could force you who may have what you feel The Flinlttones — Hanna-Barbora Productlona L. managed to outscore Dean Texas 33 24 .579 5 today to socialize with you lack If he had what you Vittner’s 4 1 Machine last night at JIMORS Minnesota 28 31 .475 11 someone you'd rather ignore have, ho would be jealous ol Surprised Circuits Swallow your pride. Oo it to. Seven minor changes 5 2 Keeney, 8-6. Mike Hellebrand's se­ Chicago 27 30 .474 11 YOU ANAHEIM (UPI) - Wilson 5 2 please your male AQUARIUS (Jon. 20-Fob. 19) r^..-/OU d o n 't k n o w T DO you t h i n k it h a d a n y ­ Baseball Rick Silver and Paul cond period goa! was the Oakland 29 33 .468 ll'z CANCER (Juna 21-July 22) Ii s Making a point ts not nearly so REALLV. FRED.. WNV THE OTHER t h in g TO DO w it h Yo u r Boston Red Sox Maager Army & Navy CAN'T LODGE BROTHERS n e w p a s s w o r d - made in NBA rulings 4 3 Farrell each singled and only score last night as the California 26 39 .400 16 .adyjsable to camouflage your important to you as losing a yo u Darrell Johnson said Fuller's basic motives today if there's FIGURE DIDN'T SHOW UP^... 'A/fGAFSCOMFUMULiTIONAL'?ZOMFUMULAT 2 3 doubled for the Clothiers Earthquakes blanked the Friday's Results friend Don t compromise your IT Friday he was surprised at Nelson 2 4 something you re very desirous standards, but make sure they -?/ and Don Hazard singled Diplomats, 1-0. Ben Burba Kansas (Tity 5. Cleveland of doing, plant the seed Let the end results of a deal to BOSTON (UPI) - The Boston's Jo Jo White COI.I Glen 2 5 a'o valid three times and Elliott also played well for the others water it PISCES (Fob. 20-Morch 20) If purchase outfielder Joe National Basketball made the technical foul Making the most of five Steak Out LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) If you ) 7 ^ 1 5 Svelnys twice for Dean. winners. Detroit 4, Minnesota 2 you're shopping today, seek Rudi and pitcher Rollie Association has made shot to give the Celtics a base hits, Columbia nipped SII.K CITV have an important pom! to quality, not price The beauty INDY It took two overtimes New York 3. Chicago 2. make to a person you esteem Fingers from the Oakland seven minor rule changes, two-point lead but the Suns Crispino's last night at W. of a selection should take L. Scoring in clusters, before either team could (14 today avoid a frontal ap­ precedence over the cost A's. one stemming from the got the ball back at mid­ Moriarty Field, 5-4. Trudon’s 12 1 three, two and two, Turn­ score as the Bicentennials Baltimore 9, Texas 4 proach Sugarcoot it She'll "There's so many things triple-overtime playoff court instead of under their Nine walks proved to be Bogner's swallow it 9 3 pike TV edged Belliveau upended the Boston 3, California 1 Your about the end result of this game between the Boston own basket. Gar Heard the locals' downfall, Lynch Toyota VIRGO (Aug. 23-8apt. 22) 7 5 Paint last night at Nike, 7- Minutemen.'a-kO. Milwaukee 3, Oakland 2 Subdue your material drives deal that were a surprise to Celtics and Phoenix Suns. took the in-bounds pass and Wayne Ostrout collected Frank's 6 7 3. Hero was Barry Vincens I'liday's Giiiiles today Don't look for dollars Birthday myself,” Johnson said. Under a rule determined scored the tying basket. three of the Manchester Fogarty's you could accumulate, took for 6 8 John Griffen collected who tallied al four minutes Detroit (MacCormaek 0- Juno 20. 1976 “I feel sorry (or the guys at the recent NBA board of Also on time outs in the hits and Wayne Packer Crockett’s 5 the good will and respect you 7 two blows and Don Nette in the second OT. Kevin 1) al Minnesota (Redfern could gam You will gain a compassionate Involved," he added. governors m eeting in final two minutes, a team added a pair. Tom Allied Print Born Loser — Art Sanaom 3 9 homered for the winners. Moore was a standout for 1-3) LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) Your friend this coming year. The "They learned that they Hyannis, any team calling requesting a time out after Brookman was best for Reed tact and diplomacy will stand association will open new 2 10 Pete Kelly had half of the the Minutemen. Milwaukee (Colborn 3-8) were traded and one day an excessive time out in the ball has gone out of Columbia witii two base (:a.m )i.i-;i.k ; h t you in good stead today If you horizons ot understanding and / f ^ Painters eight hits, one a at Oakland (Bahnsen 6-4) get into an awkward situation, i- 7------they’re leaving the club, the final two minutes of a bounds or immediately fter hits. assistance in achieving your / ‘tXlKWTIlWmOeoiXW’-) J IigjODltXlRFAU-T?; W. L. homer. Don Hubbard Kansas City (Fitzmorris weigh it like a Solomon. aims then they were in limbo the game will be assessed a a change of possession, the Al l MM Jl MOR Holiday Uines 11 2 added two. 8-2) at Cleveland (Dobson ®l9I6bvN(A Inc 7 IttfcWlHAlE.,. d J ANPISTIU. next, now they’re rejoining technical foul, then get the offensive team would have Scoring twice in two in­ Dick’s 11 2 PEEWEE Bugs Bunny — Heimdahl and Stoffel in STY Two goals by Chris 7-5). N. I'M SELRSH, v-X \ lAJ/qOTVP the club. ball back out of bounds at the choice of putting the nings, Manchester State Blue Moon 7 7 "Give it to me straight! Is all this campaigning Shutouts are rare in slow Corrow, the second in over­ New York i Ellis 6-4) at really necessary? My goll game is going lo the spot where the ball was ball in bounds at midcourt Bank toppled Mari-Mads Crispino's 6 7 T(0O BAD VA I limKlCERAJE t o \ y i pitch softball but last night time, led the Tigers to a 2-1 Chicago (Jefferson 1-2 or STRIKE THREE. p o ll" Rankin leads when the Illegal time out or at the spot where it went last night at the Oval, 5-1. Vito's 5 . Ydoubles match this week. Town 4 — The San Francisco Eric Wailert and Dale .1, for win No.3 in 12 starts. 3 COACH,' Eric ,lohn.son tripled for does not impede the ofen- inning teams consisted North Mcth 3 4 Giants Friday announced Blagrove scored for the ALUMINUM Roland is 2-10.Each sido, Civitan and Phil Tardiff sive player; excessive of H ilary D em arest- Keggers 3 the signing of eight players Wings. r\r had live hits, Brian Lowry 4 singled twice and .lim swinging of the elbows Marlene Brown, Marty C.B.T. (Blue) 2 4 selected in the free agent Results of the three SIDING; and collecting two singles for - n r r i i —PT McKenna doubled for without contact would be a Parliman-Edith Gottlieb, Firemen 2 5 draft, including No.' 3 pick above games played the winners while Brian John Syl\^ester. VINYL or I’olice. violation; when players •luiia BritneilBarnar Bar­ Angels 1 5 Thursday were not turned S tr a n g e Steely tripled and singled Also agreeing to terms AMERICAN are forced out of bounds a bara Anderson, Irma in until today. ALUMINUM THIN6E> in defeat. personal foul will be called Boser-Eleanor Karpe, CHARTER OAK were catcher Richard ARE Running up a record Down 2-0 after one in­ ■ 1 ^) ■" IVI.I \H \| against the offending Elside Easterbrook-Anita Farrell, outfielder William PRIME fNAPPENING- number of runs this season, ning, Wilson Electric got 4.-19 Scoring in all but one player. Additionally, Murphy. Tullish, pitcher Raymundo frame, Hartford Road Civitan trounced Police & out its heavy artillery and WINDOWS. players also may be Losers wee were the Cosio, shortstop Michael ■ This printing test pattern is — Alto — Enterprises trounced Fire last night at Waddell, went on to trim Glen Short Ribs — Frank Hill 26-8, despite getting only 10 ejected for flagrant teams of ,)udy Winkier- Rex; outfielder Tom part of The Herald quality con­ Independent Insurance last violations. Construction last night at Walker, pitcher Michael trol program in order to give hits. Bases on balls proved .lackie Wilson and Blanche AWNINGS and WtVE GOTA GREAT HOIYE r p \ night at Verplanck, 16-1. Charier Oak, 17-3. Glinatsis and catcher you one of the finest THE VANQALS.OHE (aOTHS yIeS, BUT A F T E R S -THE VISTTING THAM 0 to be the downfall, 21 Snow-Elaine Charendoff. RECORD. WEVE BEATEN AND THE MONGOLS. EVERY G A M ^ SACKS THE STAOlUM J Leading the winners was Ralph Bernard! was a James Pryor. newspapers-in the nation. CANOPIES THE HUNS..THE VIKINGS... Tony Babagallo with a issued by Police pitchers. Signings known perfect four-for-four as the strong pitching perfor­ Bob Piccln and Art winners collected 20 base —'M Pierce hopiered for ORCHARD PARK, N.Y. were announced by " ON THE OTHER HAND, THEY ff,- mance. Dave Laliberte and hits. Paul Lorenzo and BILL ^ 7 ' McN««th( Syud.. Im. 6-19 Civitan. Bob McMahon (UPI) — The signing of National Football League Dick Tanger added three EAV HE'S VERY NICE TO ij5 Vern Lavoie were best for Buffalo Bills Friday night. ST0(2( (»R RMXS HIS MOTHER/" irS* the losers. weathered a first-inning at­ three draft choices, in­ hits each and Mike Scanlon 8 P.M. JUNE 26 **Ottr prograiB chAlmixii report* we luive • rare treat Uiia tack and settled down to cluding wide receiver Scott The Bills signed wide TUNSKY b z i l ______' \>ii;nn: w !• \i(M homered and singled and 50 lap modlllad eveniag. None p| our apeakeri ha* ibewa upP pitch good ball. He struck Piper one of the club’s receiver Tony Williams Tom Ferlazo and Andy 20 lap plaaaura Civitan trounced Police and kicker Bob Berg to 649-9095 & Fire last night at out 10 and allowed four three 6th-round selections. Lorenger contributed two PLAINVILLE STADIUM hits. contracts for next season. singles each. .XS l fc-l9 A. PAPE TWELVE - MANCHESTER EVENtNO HERALD. Itoicheiter. Conn.. Sat., June 18. 1876 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Coo n , S a t. June 19. I97t - PAGE THIRTEEN State to remove f 9 ¥ V hoi*se trough park Vernon '' At first the road improvements were to be major, but due to the lack The Town Council voted to allow of state funds, the town finally the state to remove the park area at agreed to the minlproject. H N P n the Rt. 30/31 Intersection for Town Planner John Loranger and highway improvements. Town Engineer Leonard Szczesny The council said the horse trough had urged the town hold out for the 643-2711 and monument now In the park are to major realignment “rather than ex­ be moved to a suitable area. The pend public funds for no useful pur­ ^ Makt som*- park is known as Lafayette Park and pose ^ prejudice further considera­ 11 on* happy forms an island at the easterly in­ tion of major realignment.” Today — tersection. In the final analysis, the council The council agreed the loss of the decided minor improvement was C all 643-2711 park area will not have a significant Wxt better than none. effect on the parklands of the town. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING

hVf^ Clerk gets pay hike □ EMPLOYMENT Htip Wantad 13 Happy 35th Andover Studying salary increases for other HELl-ARC Welder • officials. experienced only In aluminum BETTY D. N«4P Wanted IS Hop« the next 35 will be About 70 residents attending a In other action the Town Meeting group IV. Others required group I, II and III. O vollm e as good as the past 35. Town Meeting Wednesday approved gave authority to the Board of PHONE FROM home to ler- an Increase in the salary of the town vice our customers in the and benefits. Apply In person Education to name a building com­ Manchester area, flexible 12:30 to 4:30 p.m. at Dynamic Your faithful and loving Servant. clerk to f4,020. mittee to study the feasibility of an Metal Products Company The actual appropriation will have Dr. Thomas A. Grasso, second from left, looks over the plaque naming the new auditorium hours, super eambigs, 149- Billy indoor athletic faciiity at Andover 7771. Inc., 421 North Main St., at the Center School in East Hartford after him. With him are, left to right, Supt. Eugene Manchester. to be approved at another Town Eiementary School, Tl Meeting. Diggs, daughter Susane Grasso, wife Ella Grasso, Center Principal James Fallon Jr., and SALES POSITION • Straight The committee will be subject to The salaries of other officials were commissions, leads fumlsMd ELECTROPLATERS - lor all approval at another Town Meeting. PTA President Ginny Lynch. (Herald photos by Pinto) to home owners. Call 242-9402. shifts, with experience in not increased. The school boanl was given the copper, solder, nickle and gold Ruth Munson, the present town DOG GROOMER - Part Ume. electroplaUng of printed cir­ authority to apply for, accept or cuit boards. Call 649-4100 or clerk, recently submitted her reject a grant from the state Board Experienced only-must be resignation because of the in­ able to finish all breeds - apply at 90 Harrison Street. happiness Is going to: of Education for construction of such references required. PEG MOLINE BOY'S adequate pay. a gym. GENERAL OFFICE Work, She said several times in the past Sherldaiuie Kennels. Hebron. CHOIR A The Town Meeting named five 22S-9089. knowledge of bookkeeping, It'S not the end, she had complained about the salary Dr. Thomas Grasso honored and typing, five days, 8 a m.-9 BEETHOVEN but the beginning. members to the Regional School p.m. all benefits. East Hart- CHORUS CONCERT but nothing was ever done. PART TIME - Receptlonlit - I'm very proud District 8 reapportionment com­ mature, for phyxicians office, lord locaUon. CaU 289-2739. Monday, June 21st "It was time to do something mittee. They are Anita Anderson, Marshals lead Bolton processional and very happy drastic,” she said. East Hartford afternoons alCemate Satur- 7:30 p.m. at 1 Dwight Knowlton, Betty Kowalski, tlays. Employment references MACHINIST - First Class • Love, Bo Emanuel Lutheran Mrs. Munson said if the money is Kathleen Leiner.and Robert Peterson, Bolton High School Dr. Tbomaa Graaio w u honored Experienced on lathe and Norman Whitney and John Yeomans. required. Send resume Box K, Church appropriated and the Board of junior class members, were processional marshals for the this morning at Center School. Manchester Herald. Bridgeport. Interviewing 10 a m .-4 p.m. Overtime and Selectmen ask her to remain, she graduation exercisees conducted Friday evening on the school Students, teachers, and parents IS THERE a seml-retired benefits. Dynamic Metal Rham color guard will. lawn. (Herald photo by Larson) assemble to dedicate the new Products Company, Inc., 422 The term to which she was elected nurse who would like three Bolton High auditorium in his name. days of pleasant work? Call North Main Street. A color guard was part of the processional of graduating Rham would have expired June 1977. Dr. Grasso was principal of Center 949-2398 High School seniors at exercises conducted out-of-doors Friday John Yeomans, chairman of the School for many years prior to his PLUMBER'S apprentice Board of Finance, said the board is FULL TIME amblUous Real experienced onlniy. After FATHER'S DAY evening. (Herald photo by Dunn) Chss of 76 assignment as principal of Sunset p m., call 943-: To Our Estate Agents needed. Ridge Schooi and his 1973 retirement. Excellent sales opportunity, STRAWBERRY Great Athletes Students in grades 3, 4, and 5 high commlnlons paid. For TYPIST • Part Ume General MONIQUE and Alarl^'Wesley Alvord, Suellen Banks. opened the program with music. confidential Interview with office work. Hours and salary FESTIVAL Mansfield Bates. Scott F. Beecher, Supt. Dr. Eugene Diggs, Asst. Supt. the company that serves the resolved. Call 278-4773. June 20th DARBY Rita Ann Glidden Ehrm ann, Cynthia Sam Leone, Center’s Principai nation call Century 21. Ted- Congratulations Interdependence stressed Joann Bither, Jeffrey P. Brown, Peter Diplomas given 73 ford Real EsUte, M7-9914 PART 'HME - Janitorial work, 5-7 p.m. Love, Holm Butterfield, Ann Marie L. Cafro, James Fallon and PTA President Manchester area. 2 1/2 hours North United per night, five nights per Mom, Dad and Dawn Carol Lynn Carpenter, Christine Ann Virginia Lynch spoke briefly during EXPERIENCED window Methodist Church Conlinued from Pngr Onr salutatorian, and Rebecca Smith, week. Call 2496880. Weicker commented on the talks Frank Shannon presented the Carpenter, Debbie J, Carron, Thomas Continued from Page One the ceremony. washer needed. Must be 300 Parker Street class valedictorian. reliable, and over 18. Call 949- given and said the graduation was graduates their diplomas and J. Colin Waller Cavanagh, Nancy Lee Clark, An Informal social was held after in this country waits for a new start, Redden's talk was entitled 9334. HELP WANTED • Concrete a new opportunity, a new hope, a new one of the first he has attended where Pushee, principal, presented awards Kathleen Maiie Dooley, Kathleen Ann flags that adorned the center stage the program so Dr. Grasso could laborer to set and strip forms. Duke. Laura Louise Edwards, James D. “Journey.” He said, "Tonight a door greet parents, students, and teachers 87V1103 after 8 p.m. reason to be. Without you and me, he has heard substance, and prizes. were gently blowing. closes on our years of study, com­ INSURANCE AGENCY Board of Education Chairman P. Faulkner. Lisa Marie Franz, Gayle Ann and renew old acquaintances. Happy Father's Day such waitings will become endings. The welcome was delivered by OFFSCT Preparatory Super­ HAPPY 1ST Gaudette, Linda Marie Gouchoe, Laurie munications and growth in prepara­ His wife. Gov. Ella Grasso, also Amidst the applause given Center School's retired principal. Dr. ir'ha^die'^auio**and Class Vice President Eric Peter­ Peter Ryba and Lisa Franz. The in­ homeowners. Excellent op­ visor. Third shift. Progressive FATHER'S DAY RICHARD Greene, Paui John Griffin, Herbert A. tion for this great step in our con­ attended the event. Thomas Grasso, his wife, Gov. Ella Grasso, sneak a kiss. Love, son spoke to his classmates and those Gross, Paul E. Groves, Michael L. vocation was by Raymond Allen, tinuing journey.” portunity for experienced In- Conn, based company. Your boy Excellent wage and fringe Linda, Pammy, present about the presence of apathy Guerra, Rose Marie Hayes, Robert superintendent. He said, “ As we travel, our d lv ld u a l. L o c a te d In Ryan at Rham, in the three towns I Rham All-Star games Sunday Manchester area. Salary benefits. Replies held In and Tricia Arthur Higher, Kevin Howard Hills, It was followed by the salute to the priceless knapsack holds whatever strictest confidence. Equal includes the towns of Hebron, An­ open. Send resume in mn- Coventry Chester Locke, John Mohan, Danny Brett L. Hussey, Robert B. Isleib, Kevin flag and the playing of the Star wisdom we have gleaned from the Sewerage plans topic of hearing fldence to 457 Center Street, opporiunlty employer M/F. dover and Marlborough) and the na­ Morrone, Jody Morton, Glen Lawrence Kowalyshyn, Paul Francis Spangled Banner by the high school Write: Box H, Manchester Top players in the boy's baseball unstinting efforts of our teachers, Copies of the report from the firm ______!______Happy Father's Day tion as a whole. Niewola, Mark Parent, Ronald Landrey, David K. Lannan, Audrey Ber­ band. from the loving support of parents The Town Council authorized the Herald. Happy 30th Birthday program will compete in all-star Sun­ nadette Leincr, Denise M. Levesque. Coventry are in the town clerk's office, the SECRETARY, Regional Ufe HANK He said apathy can be surmounted Seymour, Todd Soucler, Ron Turn. Following an address by William and the comradeship of fellow firm's studies in August, 1975. day at Mlller-Rlchardson Field. Also David Scott' Lima. Brenda Gay A public hearing will be planning office, and the two town Insurance office (working for REAL ESTATE Sales - Part JOE WINTHROP Love, and it is “up to us as individuals." Named to the American League Vogel, chairman of the Board of Federal funds paid for them. or full time persona desired From Parents and fans of the National Longstreth, Kenneth William Major, students.” Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. in the Coven­ libraries. ‘" o ’- Shorthand, typing, ap- Qall. Ronald Either, “We do or don't give a All-Star teams are: Danny Avery, Education, the five top ranking _ proximalely90wpm.Compen- for Greater ^ r tfo r d Com­ Friaiidt League program for boys nine and 10 Donna Lynn Maneggia, Philip J. Man­ Redden said, "Whether our choice try High School gym to discusi The choice of cures offered will and Wendy damn," he said. David Beagle, Danny Beaupre, Sean students were recognized. They were in life leads to fame, obscurity, The purpose of the Wednesday satlon open. South Windsor, pany's expanding offices. Jason Osborn, class president, years of age are Invit^ to a seven- ning. Wendy Lynn Meloche, Kathy Ann choices studied by the engineering alleviate the town's present health Gaining begins In July. High Bradley, Billy Brower, Greg Miner, Demetria J. Morianos, Anthony Rebecca Smith, Todd Redden, Arnett political activism, a noble profession hearing is to get input from the »44~1S23______spoke on the student faculty senate at inning game at 1 p.m. A double firm of Griswold and Fuss to solve concerns, said a spokesman for the commission, excellent bonux Bugaeff, Eddie Costello, David R. Morrone, Debra Ann Morrone, Steven Thornton, Kathleen Dooley and or the providing of services we will public on the choices. DEMONSTRATORS and plan, management opportunt- the school. He said the senate could header is slated for the top players in the town's sewage problems. town Sewer Authority. Happy Father's Day Doyle, Phillip Gallegoes, Mike R. Munson, Nancy Ellen Osterlund, Philip Manning. complement each other and hopeful­ manager needed to work with [y. See our picture ao In the DAD not take part in decisions, but the 11 and 12 year old American We Love You Goodale, Dennis Goodwin, Richard Dawn Marie Ouellette, Lorraine Rose The senior address was delivered ly none of us will hold himself to be of the Oldest Toy & GUt Party New Yellow pages. CaU Bob A special super dupe League. Wallace for confldenUal Inter­ students have the right to express in­ Goodwin, Bobby Hill, Rainer Hodina, Paggioli, Paul Jeffrey Ponticelli, Jeffrey by Cynthia Either, Audrey Lelner Plan In the Country! Highest DADDY on your dey. Named to the National League greater importance than his fellow view. The Wallace Company, put on how they are governed. Jim Kramer, Dennis Kurtz, Mike Allen Poquette, Randall James Potter- and Demetria Morianos. Community calendar commiuloos. No Investment. Patrick and Mouse Love Coventry All-Star teams are: Todd man.” Call or write today, Santa's 2384)881. He expressed concern about the Lamb, Tim Parent, Steven Pierce, ton. Thomas Hutchinson Preuss. Todd M. Miss Mither said, "We were un­ Michael and Steven Affrlcano, Peter Ballselper, Ted Miss Smith's message was en­ ■* Parties, Avon, Conn. 08001. bomb threats, vandalism and theft of Jim Souza, Danny Stevenson, Tom­ Redden, Holly Jean Robinson. Susan Ann organized when we arrived four YARD PERSON Needed Brunson, Steve Burrell, Tim Cohen, Rudeen, Peter Henry W. Ryba, Doreen titled, "Is Cheating So Wrong?” Miss Phone 1-873-3499. Also booking personal belongings at the school. years ago. We leave now as a class at elementary Tuesday parties. Immediate vacancy. my Strycharz, Andy Szabo, Ray Marie Sambogna, Walter Cassius Simon Smith spoke on a recent editorial Andover Bag lunch "We take our memories and leave Chris Fay, Sean Fowler, Jeff Gorke, united by hard work, academic ac­ Thursday Democratic Town Corn- Minimum 20 hours per week. Taylor, Kevin Thalacker, Bobby Jr,. Eveleen Mae Smith, Jeannie M. from the Manchester High School schools. Drivers license required. Call our concerns for the future classes of Craig Hill, Eric Kjellquist, Richard complishment, good times and Monday Board of Education, 7:30 mlttee, 7:30 p.m.. F irst AVON - U ld off? Nows the Help Wanfed Na/p WaniMf IS Townsend, David Welliver, David Smith, Rebecca Jean Smith, Michael World page in The Herald by a high p.m., teachers room, Town best Ume h> sell Avon and 9482489. E.O E. f3 Rham," he said. Labbe, John LeGrand, Steven Lewis, friendly fellowship.” Assessor, 7 until 9 p.m.. Wednesday Federal Savings, Park Place, White. John Sobol, Carol May Stevenson, Arnett school student. Hall. make good money. I'll show Town Office Building. Board of Finance, B p.m., Rockville. RN or LPN, part time, alao PART-TIME posltloni MANCMIIIIH' " Lynn Thornton, Bonnle-Jean Ursin, She said, "The realization that no She said, “To my mind, cheating is Conservation Commission, 8 you how. Call for detalli: 913- Permanent, part-time Pamela J. Valentine, John Albert Varca man is an island has finally come. We TOB. Wednesday 9401. Saturdays and Sundays, 7-3,3- available. Hourly rateate plusplu mature receptionist, clerk- unquestionably wrong and there are p.m.. TOB. Laurel Manor, 949- Jr.. Cheri D. Waldron, Dane Michael Strawberry Workshop, 9:30 11, 11-7...... com m luloni. Paid hoUdayihoUoay typist needed for doctor's Rham High School Class of 1976 see now that we are one. No matter no exceptions. East Hartfonl 4919. and vacatloni. Inquire at 30 Ward, Russell G. Whitfield III, Robert where we go in life we will always be Thursday a m. and 7:30 p.m., Tolland RNS, LPN'S - Full time and ofllce. Hours: Afternoons, She asked, “How safe would you Friday Sunday Board of Selectmen, 3 p.m., County Agricultural Center, part-time. All shlfta. Apply Lafayette Square, Rockville, 9 evenings and Saturdays. Elizabeth Porter. Donna Lee Louis Luchenbill. a part of the Bolton High School TRUCK DRIVERS part time, a.m . to 9 p.m. American Jeffrey Nelson Adams, June M. DuBois, Kevin An­ Cheryl Dawn Lack, William feel being operated on by a doctor Assessor, 7 until 9 p.m., Jaycees Marine CUuic, TOB. Rt. 30, Vernon. Hillside Manor, Hartford, 278- Reply Box MM, Prussia. Kathryn Ann Pur- Class of 1976.” Connecticut River, parking at 1080. experience useful but not Frozen Foods, Inc. Susan Elizabeth Alden, drew Dunn, Lois Susan E. Lainc, Earl B. Lane. who became a surgeon by cheating TOB. Feast of John Baptist Holy Sunday Manchester Herald. Doreen Lynne Anderson, Elicnberg, Tamara Jill Robert Douglas Leach, zyeki, Annie Maryline Nran- Miss Leiner said, "The class of Founders Plaza, noon. required. We'll train you, when he couldn't remember?" Communion, 7:30 p.m., St. good pay, promotion oppor­ NURSES AIDES - 811 p.m., William Aibert Long, Mark W. coise Rabiller. Michelle Ratti Come to the Theatre Party, Hope Chapter OES chicken Chyrl Lynn Armfield, Albert Fisher, Cheryl A. Fleming, 1976 is proud to be graduating in the She ended by saying, “To answer Peters. tunity. Enlistment required. full Ume, eight hour ahlft, Anthony Attardo Jr., Wayne Cynthia J. Fournier. Jean Ann Lyman, Heather Lynn Jr., Barbara E. Richards, Mrs. Loy advises Calaoo's Furniture on Bum- barbecue, 1 to 6 p.m.. Masonic UVE-IN Companion needed year of our country's Bicentennial. the original question, is cheating so Temple, Orchaid St. lo r e ld e r ly la d y In Age 17-34. The Army Reserve. experienced only. Good star- LAUNDRY, person for W. Bailey. Dorothy Jean Franceschena. Brenda J. MacDonald. Joan Carol Paul G, Richards, Pamela Bolton side Ave., 2 p.m. weekends, 7-3. Laurel Manor, the slate ignore To help us enter a new world has wrong?, I don't think I can emphasize Pancake breakfast, 10 a m., Manchester, three to lour It pays to go to meetings. CaU ilary, Uneral liberal fringe Baldwin. Bruce Gilbert Bard, Glazier. Denise A. Glew, Gall MacGranor, Blair Mead Lynn Roberts, William F. been the responsibility of Bolton Monday Monday South Winilsor days per week or full time. 2M-1900 or 8282870.8 a m. to 4 benefiti. Apply In person. 91 C h e stn u t S t r e e t , Ryan Jr., Deborah Ann Rzon- strongly enough how wrong it is.” Union Congregational Church, Manchester. Philip Joseph Barlbault, Sally Judith Gothreau, Jeffery MacLachlan. Joyce E. High.” - Board of Finance, 8 p.m., Board of Education, Monday Call 287-21f-2987 after 9 p.m. p.m., Monday-Frlday. East Hartford Convalescent Ann Barone. Dawn Marie Thomas Green, Raymond Madsen. Margo L. Malaney. ca, Christopher Louis Sage, Cromie’s charges Scholarships and awards totaling Town Hall. Elm St. Home, 745 Main Street. East Penney, 7:30 p.m. Town Council, 8 p.m., Barrasso, Fern Joy Barrasso, William Griswold Jr. Linda Sue Massa. Kathleen Joseph Serra, Michael She said, "The closeness of the stu­ $3,600 were presented by Robert Hartford, Conn. FOOD SERVICE part Ume, Coventry Tueaday caucus room, Town HaU. William Arthur Bell, Victor Linda M. Hacker, William Ruth McAuliffe, Linda Susan Gregory Shannon, Robin Cindi dent body has allowed us to know and Murdock, president of the Bolton Tuesday experience useful but not Mrs. Helen Loy, hearing officer for St. Mary's Carnival, church DENTAL ASSISTANT wanted required. We'll Iriln you, Karl Bellone, Karen A. Richard Haggerty, Nancy Lee McGuenness, Donald Scott Shaw, Nancy Sheehan, Joan understand the different ideas of Scholarship Fund, Inc. Reenactment of encamp­ Tuesday □ NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICE the state Freedom of Information grounda, 7 to 10:30 p.m. and Board of EducaUon, 7:30 - for downtown Hartford good pay, promoUon oppor­ Biskupiak, Mark Sanford Hand, Audrey Louise Hardin, McKay, Pam M. McKeon, Marie Sherrick, Valerie many people. In years to come we The charge to the candidates was ment of Rochambeau, 6:30 WATER AND SEWER DEPARTMENT speciality office. Experienced tunity. Enlistment required. the rest of the week. p.m. Loaf and Found Boyajian. Dale Arnold Deborah Diane Harnois, Howard Albert MeSparren Marguerite Sirois. Peter D. Commission June 8, said this week will remember the pleasures more given by Dr. Janos Deesy, Ph.D, p.m., Bolton High School. TOWN OF MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT preferred but not neceaiar Age 17-34. The Army Reserve. W ednesday Final school day. Buckley, Debra Lynn Burrill. Deborah Lynn Harriman, III, John P. MeSparren. Skoog, Lisa Dawne Slivinsky, she advised the commission to drop than the work required to achieve our associate professor, history depart­ Republican Town Com­ LOST - Snull SUunese Cat Notice is hereby given that the Board of Directors, Town of benefiti available. Call “ 9 3 : It pays to go to meetings. Call Rhonda Gayle Harshbarger, Christopher Merrall, Susan E Robert P. Smith, Anthony M. charges claiming the Coventry Town Testimonial to honor Public Library Banner Manchester, Connecticut, met In the Hearing Room at the 132-liOOor 6282670 8a.m. to4 Mark Richard Cahill. Maria diploma today.” ment, Greater Hartford Community mittee, 8 p.m., Town Hall. wearing pink collar, vicinity 9211. Messier, Monica A. Miller, Sylvester, Walter A. Tabor. retiring school secretaries, Evening, 7:30 p.m., Town Municipal Building, 41 Center Street, Manchester. Connecticut. p.m., Monday-Frlosy. Calvo, Lachland A M. Cam- Donna-Lee flayes, Maureen Council violated state right-to-know Miss Morianos said, "Tonight we College. United Methodist Women Hackmatack Street. CaU 648 Siohhan llenaghan, David Robyn Lee Miner, Roy F. Elizabeth Anne Thomas. W illie's Steak House, Hall. till. Reward. Tuesday. June 8. 1976 at 8:00 p.m., and voted in favor of Ihc poell. Rose Lynne Chambers. laws when it fired former Town stand on a threshold of a new begin­ executive committee, 7:30 Charles lleon, David W. Montminy Jr., Dorothy Ann Debra J. Tootcli, Pamela Following the charge the can­ Manchester, 6:30 p.m. Thursday following: SUPPLYtNVENTORY IMMEDIATE opening (or a Douglas D. Cheney. Cathleen Manager Allen Sandberg April 22. ning. From here we claim an in­ p.m., church. Clerks ■ part time, experience Higgins, Arthur Holbrook, Moore, Michele Mott, Jean Tracy, Phillip Joseph didates were present^ by Allen. Rochambeau's Army LOST clutch wallet, white, SEWER USE RATE SCHEDULE FOR printed circuit board Fabrica­ C. Clark, Debra D. Clark. Richard Cromie, chairman of the Planning and Zoning, Town useful but not requirM. We'll tion Foreman with knowledge Sally Jane Holland, Steve Nicholas Victor Mucci, Turgeon. dependence not previously enjoyed to Vogel awarded the diplomas. arrives on Sliver Lane near 'Manchester Parkade. GENERAL CUSTOMER BILLING Michael H. Clark, Thomas J. Wednesday Hall, 7:30 p.m. train you, Good pyr. promo- of blueprints, measuring Robert Hood. Steven Jon Thomas A, Murphy Jr., Karen Kevin D. Unsworth, Her­ Democratic Town Committe had the fullest and with it, a responsibili­ The principal's address was Manchester at 2 p.m. Desperately needs, return. The following are quarterly minimum charges for sewer ser­ Coiro Jr., Dianne Collette, Bolton clergy, 10 a.m., St. Reward. Call 8 7 9 ^ . tion opportunity." . EEnlli' illstment ■ equipment, milling, and N.C Hovey, Niall Patrick Louise Nichols, Pout Ernest man A. Voisine Jr., Dehra Lee filed the complaint charging the ty of acquiring goals and ideals and Battle re-enactment and vice by the Town of Manchester Sewer Department: Susan Marie Comire, Beverly delivered by Joseph Fleming. George's Episcopal Chuch. ooaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa required. Age 17-34. The Army operation or comparable Hurlbutt, Dana Holly Nielsen, Andrew J. Nystrom. Vontell, Laura J Warburton, firing was made after a series of of pursuing them to the fullest.” ceremonies. Silver Lane Vernon H ” Meter — Allowing 1200 c.l. $7 75 experience In a related field Copeland, Roy L. Cranfield, The benediction was by The Rev. Senior Citizens, 1:30 p.m.. Reierve. u payi to go to Hurovitz, Julia Lynn Jacobs, Catherine Lynn Oliver, Bonnie Jean Warner, Scott private meetings held by the She said, "In living our lives we School, Mercer Ave., 8:30 □ FINANCIAL Yj” Meter — Allowing 1200 c.f. 7 75 meetlngi. Call2i2-I900 or 638 with a years experience In Carole F. D'Ambroise, John Hughes. Town Hall. M onday Cathy Janes. Steven John Mark Orzech, Jason Clinton Warner. Linda A. Wat­ Republican majority on the council p.m. 1" Meter — Allowing 1600 c.f. 16 99 2870,8 am. to 4 p.m., Monday- supervision of people. Contact Michael S. Davis, Donald E. must try not to sacrifice our ideals The graduates marched out in a Public hearing on proposed R ock ville High School Jaglowski, Stephen Douglas Williams Osborn, Arc Rislo son, Karl J. Wederstrom, Town parks and pools open Ilk” Meter — Allowing 2400 c.f. 27 80 Frlday. MulU-CIrcuiU at 9484100, 9 Dederer, Cynthia Jean and an improper notice of the for momentary or monetary solemn recessional and Ijeaded for charter, 8 p.m., Town Hall. graduaUon, 7 p.m. LoveUuid Bonda-Slooks-MertgagM I Jeannotte, Linda Constance Oyassaeter, Alisa M. Palma, Walter Newton Weir Jr., for summer. 2'■ Meter — Allowing 3400 c.f. 41 65 a.m. U> 4 p.m. Devins. John C. Dil.uciano. meeting. pleasures. We leave Bolton High in the many parties which were HlllRd. Jones, Jerry J. Julian, lju re l Ann Palmer, Leon D. Brenda J, Wcngrzynck. Anita Saturday 3” Meter - Allowing 5500 c.f. 77 40 CLERK TYPIST, part time,nie. The commission will review Mrs. the hands of those who seek the scattered throughout town. Thursday Trinity Lutheran Church FORTY SHARES Manchester SMALL ARMS repairmen, Mary Virginia Donnelly, Mar.sha Leigh Kaskcla, Anita Palmer, Elizabeth J. Paris, K. White. Cynthia Ann St. Mary's Carnival open vacaUon Bible school itarta, 9 State Bank stock. CaU 9 a.m. 4" Meter - Allowing 13,300 c.f. 129 60 experience uteful but not Ix)y's suggestion next Friday at 2 knowledge and the'friendships which Conservation Commission, 8 required. We'll train you, part Ume, experience useful Rosalie D'Onofrlo, Heidi Keefe, James A. Keefe, Dan Martin Peterson, Eric J. Whitchiil, Mark S. Williams, Ushers for last night's program the extra ^urs of 1 to 4 p.m. to 11:30 a.m. Meadowlark Rd. to 9 p.m. 9494900. 6” Meter - Allowing 21,000 c.f. 255 25 p.m-. in the state Department of we have already gained.” p.m.. Town Hall. good pay, promoUon oppor­ but not required. We'll triln Anne Doss, Kathleen M. Wesley E. Knight. Lori Peterson, Pamela Dec Pettis, Scott Wilson. Dena Lorraine were Donna Mageau, Kathleen V. as well as at night. (Juarterly charges for sewer service in excess of the amount you, good pay, promoUon op­ Ilealth auditorium on Elm St., Hart­ Graduation messages were allotted with the minimum charge are as follows: tunity. finUsUnent required. Doucette, Mark T. Dowling, Jeanne Krewson. Norma J. Leslie Jean Poirier, Kimberly Wood, Walter T. Wroblinski, Moonan, Kathleen Morianos, Mary Friday Age 17-34. The Army Reserve. portunity. Enllilment ford. Further oral arguments will be delivered by Todd Redden, class For the next first — 10,000 c.f...... $0 54 per 100 c.f. Kulynyck. Merle Porter, Susan Scott E. Yeomans. Robbins and Gail Secchiaroli. United Methodist Church It payi U) go to meetlngi. Call required, ta e 17-34. The Army accepted. Reserve. Il pays to go U) strawberry festival, 9 lo 9 For the next — 40,000 c.f...... 0.47 per 100 c.f. 2 3 i-im or 6282870 8 a.m. to 4 For the next - 1,286,700 c.l...... 0.34 per 100 c.f. p.m., Monday-Frlday. meetings. Call 231-1900 or 618 Dump committee p.m., church. 2670,8 a.m. U> 4 p.m., Monday- i-' For the next - 1,337.000 c.f...... 1.15 per 1000 c.l. BOLTON-The selectmen will call a special meeting to Scou(« honored MATURE PERSON needed to Frlday. Hebron Eo p horm .icy For the next — 1,337,000 c.f...... 1.29 per 1000 c.l. appoint a solid waste disposal committee. For committee SOUTH WINDSOR—Boy Scout Troop 186 held a Court assist patients with Nursing report * IILC«6.H10 All In excess of — 4,010,700 c.f...... 1.08 per 1000 c.l. BOOKKEEPER (or small of Honor recently. Joseph Cersosimo and Stephen Wad- Taxes abate Sunday ' * • .it, it n . recreaUonal acUvlUea In a members, the Republican Town Committee suggested BOLTON - In May, the Rockville Public Health Nur­ Commercial and Industrial customers that do not obtain business, pari time. Mrs. Bell, dock received Eagle Scout rank. Life Scout was given BOLTON—The Board of Selectmen voted unanimously Coventry St. Peter's Episcopal water from the Town of Manchester Water Department are nursing home. Knowledge of Morris Silverstein, Bill Rady, Jim Marshall and Alden sing Association made 51 visits to Bolton residents for a arts and crafts helpful. WUI 8483981. Chick. The Democrats suggested Dzinira Bailey, Jim •lames Waddock, Star to Scott Kelly, and first class to to abate taxes on property owned by the Lawrence Monday Church Communion, BCP, 8 required to either meter their own private water supply or In­ total of 61 community hours. a m . train. Please call 8480129 Jack Bradshaw and Tom Dorman. A red scout jacket was Converse Jr. on Birth Mountain Rd. Ext. A total of Town Council at 7:30 p.m.. stall a sewage flow measuring device approved by the Sewer between 9:30 a.m. and 4:30 Rogers, Mary Gallant, and Joe i-egg, Tlie selectmen EXPERIENCED painters given Earle Smith Jr. for his years .service as troop com­ $361.26 had accumulated since 1967. The property was Board Room. Town Hall. NOTICE Department. Use charges to customers with sewage (low p.m. Manchester Manor Nur­ suggested Paul Cassidy, an independent. Nurse office visits wanted - full Ume employ­ offered at a tax sale a year ago but there were no buyers. Welfare Hours, 7 to 9 p.m.. Monday meters will be calculated on the basis of a six-inch water meter. sing Home, 389 West Center mittee chairman. ment. 6489698. Charter presented HEBRON—In May there were'1,324 student visits to the The town has taken formal title to the land. Registrars' room, Town Hall. Gilead Congregational NEW STORE HOURS If the Superintendent of the Sewer Department consents to StTMt, Mancbetter. Road crew report school health rooms. The nurse sent 29 students home due I Immunization Clinic, 6 to 7 Church (GCC) Board of accept industrial waste containing more than 300 parts per BOLTON—The Charter Commission formally adopted Missions. 3 p.m.. Parish million (PPM) B.O.D. (Biochemical Oxygen Demand) and/or BOLTON — A report showing the work of the road crew to illness or injury. Vision and audio referrals continued p.m.. registrars'. Town Hall. its propo.sed charter Monday and presented it lo the New school staff House. more than 600 PPM of suspended solids (SS), the following are this month was submitted to the selectmen by Donato in June. Board of Selectmen. The selectmen will hold public BOLTON — The Board of Education appointed Jane Tuesday Town clerk, tax collector, the quarterly charges in excess of the above sewer service Rattazzi, foreman. The crew began townwide replace­ OPEN hearings on it Wednesday and June 28 at 8 p ni. at the Bicentennial walk Rodrique a Grade 1 teacher for the coming school year. Public Health Nurses assessor, 7 to 9 p.m.. Town Of­ charge: WE NEED BOYS & GIRLS ment of poles, patching, paving, sweeping and repairing There will be three first grades. Honore Birkenrulti will Association, 7:30 p.m., fice Building (TOB). B.O.D.: $0.06 Per Pound, as determined-,by Laboratory 12 to 14 Year Olds Town flail. Copies of the final proposed draft will be of pot holes. Ham sandwich lunch at available soon. HEBRON—June 27 members of the Bicentennial Com­ be hearing therapist. Carol Latulippe resigned as nurse's registrars' room, Town Hall. ALL DAY Analysis. mission and Board of Selectmen will be in a Bicentennial aide. The position is being advertised. Marie Churchill elementary schools. S.S. — $0.03 Per Pound, as determined by Laboratory to canvass for the Tennis lights costly Nursery waiting list walk beginning at 2 a.m. at Ames Rd. in Amston. They has been hired as accounting and payroll clerk. She Wednesday Analysis. Tuesday Revision of Paragraph III of the Rules of Assessment of MANCHESTER HEBRON—Applications arc being accepted by the will walk the boundaries between Hebron and Lebanon. replaces Priscilla Walker. Welfare hours, 10 to noon, SUNDAY BOLTON—The Board of Selectmen is urging a cluinge First Congregational Sanitary Sewer Construction. Hebron Center Nursery School Inc. for the fall class of Residents and L^anon officials are invited along. registrars' room, Town Hall. EVENING HERALD setting at the tennis courts at Bolton Board of Health, 8 p.m., Church (FCC) Executive 4. In addition to the front foot charge described above In four-year-olds, said Mary Ruth, membership chairper­ Charter Oak School lunches at 50 per cent Mon., Tuaa., Wad. 5-8 P.M. High School due to the electric bills. They recommend Board Room, Town Hall. Council, 7:30 p.m., church. 9 A.M. - 5 P.M. Paragraphs III b (2) and b (3), each property owner shall pay a changing the charge from 25 cents for 80 minutes lo 25 son, The clas.scs are now full hut there is no one on the HEBRON—The town will receive a Charter Oak scion HEBRON-There was a 50 per cent participation In the Sewer Authority public Vacation church school -sewer outlet charge at the time the sanitary house plumbing is CALL 647-9946, 3-9 P.M. cents for 15 minutes. Since .spring, the cost of lighting has ■ waiting list. To learn more, call her at 228-9206. The from the state Department of Environmental Protection. elementary schools hot lunch program in May. The hearing, 7:30 p.m., Coventry meeting, 7:30 p.m., GCC. connected to the street sanitary sewer. Charges shall be in ac­ been $523. But the amount collected in the meters has cooperative school is at the First Congregational Church. The commission is considering the planting of trees at cafeteria served 6,690 student lunches which included 97 High School Auditorium. Planning and Zoning Com­ cordance with the following schedule: been $333, It began in 1971. Veteran's Park. reduced price, 935 free, and 78 student worker lunches. mission, 8 p.m.. TOB. a) For residential dwellings including private homes, apart- I » PAGE FOURTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Mancfawter, Conn., Sat., June IB, 1W6 MANCHESTER EVENING HEftALD, Manchester, Conn , SaU June 19. 1976 — PAGE KIFTFJFJ.N

Homos For Solo 23 Homos For Sofo 33 Homos For Safe 23 Homoa For Safa Rooma h r Pont □ IDUCATION 53 Homot For Boh 33 ftetf Estate Woirtod 26 32 Apartmonta For Rant 33 Raaon Proparti Autoa For Sala 31 For Rant 33 MANCHESTER - Two-family, SOUTH WINDSOR - Skrlliw 61AY WE BUY your boroeT ESSEX MOTOR INN - Weekly ADVERTISINa 6 6 Dnploi. saparata baatlng Qoldi, fair, all cash and no rooms, single $66., double W. COVENTRY - Four bedroom •795 Drive, executive Raised BICENTENNIAL FLAVOR s o i T u o m a Bmxi • IMf Volki«&|sn PrRralo rnainwtfena 71 aystam, big lot, coovaolenT Ranch with cathedral celling, problems. CaU Warrtn E. plus tax, continental lakefront cottage, electric RATES locaUMi. $37,100. Paul W. DAMATO ENTBPIIStS p r t o . fond ruimiM. ihnhy suto eat-in kitchen, with buUt-In Howland, Realtors, 641-1101. breakfait, maid service, color Lir|t vwMr (4 AawtlMflU u d kitchen and large lundeck. r x c v t k n l buT. *c1 [All TUTORING - M ath and Dougan, Raaltor, 6464616. TV. uUlltiet, parking. Call. Call 6434364. 1 «ty . 1M mrd p« day oven and range, formal dining Towohoxifi tbroofhoul HARRY STKKELS teadliig - Grades M , Call 54f> room, three bedrooms, two CASH for your property. Cell 6432300. Muicbcstcr. I dtyt . .M mrd po day MANCHESTER nei/m onfgt epee deer S-l, 7HT. BRICK DUPLEX - living full hatha, 20505 ALUMINUM ibeets uied u general housecleaning. Omar Manchester, wooded and running condition, good ton, Conn. 00247 for neighborhood. Mid 40'a. Call Average lawn mowed, $6. HOUSE PAINTING - Interior, 6435600. Wantad to Rani 51 printing platei, .007 Uilck, A ^m s, 5684915. private. For information call engine $275 649-8927 $16,600. ATTRACTIVE 6 room details of this and other owner, 643-0706. Housepainting, any oUier odd exterior. Alio odd jobs, chain HORACE Tetrault - Siding, Ranch, fireplace, baseboard 7 4 2 - 9 3 4 7 Ux32". 25 cents each or 6 for law work and' I hauling, loam, roofing, atorm windowi, aw­ ^ 1 6 1 6 or 6438006. farm land properties east jobs done at the same low URGE PANELED room WANTED - furnished room beating, stove, refriaerator. SANTlNA DRIVE - Five room $1. Phone 643-2711. EXPERIENCED energetic rates. CaU 6464868. ravel, whatever. Call Ekl 671- nings. ()uality workmanship, JU.ST BOUGHT new truck, of river. DUTCH COLONIAL on large handyman, lawns, painting, Carpeting, private bath, en­ TOLUND ■ UConn area - with kitchen privileges on Hul I Agency 046-3166.I expandable Ranch, fireplace, 156. free estimates. Fully Insured. trance and parking. $30. week­ must sell 2nd car. 1974 breeieway. garage, large corner lot In Manchester. carpentry, electrical. No job { Norwegian Wood Apartments, first or second floor, near bus ADVERTISINO H i^ on Ull, beautiful view. CLEAN USED refrlgeraton. MASONRY - Bricks, blocks, 8739167, 6433417. ly. 6430635. line 649-2576. Monaco No reasonable offer BOLTON -131,500- Attractive SIX ROOM Ranch home, with treed lot. Hutchins Agency, ranges, automaUc waihen, too small. Free estimates. concrete, steps, sIdewaUu, fully equipped kitchen, shag refused, must he sold by DEADLINE 6463166. Five years old. In an area of CaU 6494316. carpet, patios, picnic tables, Tuesday Call 8436816 five-room Ranch, family attached garage, two full fiiie homes. $66,000. CaU 646 wltn giiaranteei. B. D. Peerl'i and patios. Reasonable rates. SPECIAUZING cleaning and Apartmanta For Rani 33 room, fireplace, paneling, baths, aluminum sided, A^Uancea, 640 Main St., 643- Call 8754973 after 6. repairing chimneys. master TV antenna, laundry 12:00 noon tho doy bolofo 67W or 646-6336 after 6 p.m. SIXTEEN ACRES • Plus ROCKLEDGE - I room HSWEAVING bums, holes. Suffrftng-Coniraotfng 33 facilities, ample parking, □ AUTOMOTIVE pubUcolion. aluminum siding. Hutchins fireplace, full cellar for work MANCHESTER - Two famUy’ roofs,new roofi. Free ea- WE HAVE customers waiting restored antique Colonial In R a n ch , 1 1/2 hatha, 2 ^Zippbrsrwnbrellas repaired. positively nqpels. Immediate OotdIIno for Saturday and Agency, 646-3186. or storage. 100x200' lot. Very 6-6 Duplex, three bedrooms, 1 BRICK, block, stone, NEWTON H. Smith & Sons - Umatef. 30 Years Experience. (or the rental of your apart­ •SSSSSSSSSSSSS4SSSSSSSSSSS clean. $42,500. Keith Real Charm Galore In thii three Manchester. Fifteen rooms, fireplaces, 34 bedrooma, pluf Window shades, Venetian Howley, 6435361. occupancy, sn-2735. Monday la 12.00 Noon Friday. 1/2 baths, separate utlUUea, three full baths, nine ■ ^ A B S A L E ^ laces, chimney repairs, Remodeling, repairing, ad­ ment or home. J.D. Real Autos For Sala 31 •999 SOUTH WINDSOR - Large ElU te, 6464126, 645-1522. newly painted. $47,500. bedroom gracious Colonial 2 baiement rooms, double JUNE -I IM blinds. Keys. TV for rent. lb to small, save. Call 644- liu>i J 1970 Hornfl . I dr Sedan at fireplaces, other features too 18 8 1 S ditions, rec rooms, porches EJstate Associates, Inc. 643 traclivr lurquutse with cttifiomifal seven room Split on treed lot. Wolverton Agency, Healtora, In older area. Great garage. Reduced to 156,000. Marlow's, 867 Main St. 649- (or estimate. YANKEE ALUMINUM - MANCHESTER Three room numerous to menUon. 6130,- 81 OXFORD 8T. 5221. and rooting. No job too smaU. 1980. furnished efficiency. NEED CAR? Credit bad? 6 cyl and $tar>d Iran* Well wurth CaU owner, »M1SS. 6462813. Immediate occupancy. Ken siding, gutters, doors, win­ thr munry sunroom for plants and TV 000. Phllbrick Agency, MANCNESTER CaU 6494144. Carpeting, heat Included. Am­ Bankrupt? Repossessed? PLEASE READ MANCHESTER Ostrinaky, Realtor 643-1333. dows, awningi, (ree es- plus a shaded lot for Realtors, 646-CMM. Wood stove, snowblower, CUSTOM DRAPERIES - Painting-Paporing 33 L(X)KING (or anything in real ple parking. $160. per month. Honest Douglas accepts MANCHESTER • ExecuUve Koonoy SL Area MANCHESTER - Keeney children. Ready for oc­ CARPENTRY - Repairi, tlmatea. Fully Insured. 35 es'ite rental ■ apaitoenta, lowest down, smallest HARRY STICXELS YOUR AD Street area - six room, three appliances, c'arpets, made very reasonable, work Oakland Street. 6431106. home, prestigious area. MWlUittEOIIAIICHIS cupancy In time for school. MANCHESTER - Super clean, guaranteed, call anytime. 649- HOUSE PAINTING - Quality remodeUng. additions, gar­ homes, multiple dwellings, no payments. Douglas Motors, SUBURBAN MOTOR CAR MC. Claaatfiod ada ara takan ovar K ill laht in u lh r home In bedroom Ranch, Florida large slx-iix duplex, kltehejUterMjtanyjor^ work, reasonable prices. CaU ages, roofing, call David fees. Call J.D. Real Estate 345 Main t^a pnooa aa a convanianca. Panoraimc w estm view. IVk Priced to sell in the $40’s. FOUR ROOMS, second floor, 50 Toitand Tpha.. ManctvMtar trade. room, beautiful wooded lot. aluminum aiding, separate ROOFING and gutter Associates, Inc. 6431960. 849*3078 Open 8 lo 8 Tha Harald ta raiponalbla for acre tot. Four bedrooms, two for estimate. 646-1800. Patria, 644-17iH. $145. No utilities. Call 643- Wolverton Agency, Realtors, NEWHOMU speciaUstf - GAF products, only ona incorracf inaartion and fireplaces, 2 1/1 batbs, priced •48,500 furnaces, 2-car garage, $64,- SWIMMING POOL Sacrifice - DRESSMAKING, hems and 1406. WE PAY $15 for complete 6462813. 900.■■■ -Warren e T H(Rowland fully insured, (ree estimatef. 30 LOCUST STREET • Second junk cars. Call Joey. Tolland than only to tha aKa of tha below replacement value. Two remaining Leading manufacturer baa alterations done In my home. INSIDE - Outside painting. WES ROBBINS carpent7 •••••••••ggggggggggggggggg original Inaartlon Errora which Paul W. Dougan, Realtor, 643- FIVE NEW HOMES Realtors, 6461106 Special rates for people over remodeling specialist. An- Call 6430466. floor, (our room apartment, Auto Body, 528-1990. FRA redwood pools left over from Reasonable. (Jail 6 4 ^ 1 9 . •••••••••••••••t^CCS****** PRATT & WHITNEY area - Iructa hr Bala gf do not iaaaan tha valua of tha 4635. COMMERCIAL Garages, 'rea/fy NEAING COMPLETION 1976 season Half P rice. 60. Fully insured. E stim ate ditlons, rec roomi, dormers, heated, security, $220. 643 East Hartford. Four family advartiaamant will not ba cor< IM Eilali Cantw HaaUng-Plumblng 33 Broad Street area. 600 feetper IMICINTIRnMAMCMKtlR ON EAST ELDRIDGE THREE FAMILY for Invest­ Guaranteed installation & CiM TREE Service - Free es­ given. Call 649-7863. bullt-lni, bathrooms, 2426, 35. brick, 3-room apartment. PARTS Department now open ractad by an additional inaar- S4S-4144 age. 1160 per month. Paul ment minded family who Saturdays. Complete line of 1 1/2 TON TRUCK. All new lion. STREET OFF AUTUMN. terms, caU toll free 800-228- timates, discount senior kitchens, 6^3446. Refrigerator, stove, heat, Itougan, Realtor. 6434636. 647-1419 wants rent free and extra in­ PAINTING - Interior and SEWERLINES, sink llnea, MANCHESTER • Attractively Chrysler parts. Chorches rubber. Rebuilt 396 Chevy Manchoatar OPEN DAILY AND 1976 ask for Monte, day or citizens. Company cleaned with electric cutters, parking area. Storage bln and motor, turbo 400 transmli- r SUNDAY 1-4. come. Prlncipalaonly. Owner, evening, seven days. ^ Manchester owned and exterior, paperhanging, LEON aESZYNSKI builder - paneled, four rooms, stove, dryer. No pets, no children. Motors. 649-3646 NEW 640-1010. ^ profeulonali. McKinney refrigerator, carbeting, slon, 67 power glide transmis­ MANCHESTER - QuaLty operate. Call 646-1327. excellent work. References. new homes cuitom built, Available August 1st. (Jail 643 N«w bomei to b t built In Free estimates. Fully in­ remodeled, additions, rec 1 ^ . Sewage Dlapotal Com­ references. No pets. $170. 6A- 1975 FGRD Mustang II Ghia, sion. 87 Chevy Impala nose, MAnchettcr. It'i not too late to built, eleven room Ranch, DARK LOAM - Five yards, pany, 64343M. 5125. good shape. 1970 Chevy 454 Hi/p Winltd 13 chooM your own home detifn on MANCHESTER - Five-Four, $32., plus tax. Washed paUo WILL TILL your garden (or $7 sured. Martin Mattson, 649- rooms, garages, kitchens 3167, 2233540. V-8, automatic, custom In­ large living room with T.J. CROCKEH two-famlly, >nt condl- 4431 remodeled, bath tile, cement terior, vinyl roof, 18,000 miles. radiator. 872-8718. thete two choice and convenient fireplace, four bedroonu, first National Weather Forecast and pool sand, gravel, stone. per hour. (Jail anytime, 742- MANCHESTER - AvaiUble loti, city water and sewer. RoaUor 643-1877 Uon, new JftV Y e, only $37,- 643-9504. work. Steps, dormers. NO JOB too amall, toilet MANCHESTER - Newer 6435763. or 6432813. floor family room, two baths, repairs, plugged drains, July lit., six room Duplex, 900. W. E. Howland PAPER HANGING Expert. Residential or commercial. three bedroom Duplex $225 per montE security, no Molorciclaa-Bleyelaa 34 large rec room with flrralace, Your average paper, In CaU 6494291. kitchen (aucetf replaced, townhouse, half of a two (ami­ FGRD Mustang - 1966. V-6, IM M EIIU1I game room, office. I8’x32 Realton, o43-1106. TOP SOIL, clean, $6 per yard CHAIN SAWS - sharpened up utilities. Call Frechette and R&D REALTY average room, $26. Mr. repaired, rec rooms, ty within walking distance to three-speed, good body, new MOTORCYCLE Insurance - 64I-49SS pool, bathhouie, garage, large delivered, call 62841W. to too drive links, overnight bathroom remodeliiu, heat Martin, Realtors, 646-4144. O P O M tS MANCHESTER - Young ten service $2.50. Manchester Rlchman, 646-3864. TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY schools and shopping. Price muffler system. 55,000 miles. Lowest rates available. "Sun­ treed lot. $50,600. Phllbrick room Ranch, three to five Carpentry and general con­ modernization, etc. Free es­ includes, 1 1/2 baths, wall-to- $450. Call 6438653. ny Day " coverage. Exclusive No Mporlonco roquirod. Agency, Realtors, 6464200. MANCHESTER MARVEL Comic Books - Turn Safe and Lock Co. 453 Main timates gladly given. M & M bedrooms, two full baths, first your old Marvel Comics G.L. McHUGH Painting - tracting. Realdentlal and wall carpeting, all appliances, NETRA Agent. Clarke Agen­ Good lolary, paid St., Manchester. 643-6622. Plumbing & Heating, 6432871. •ssssssssssssssssss*•••••• MANCHESTER - a Near floor family room with (Spiderman, FantaaUc Four, Interior • exterior painting. commercial. WheUier It be a private entrances and full cy, 6431126. training, 30 daya vacatiM COLONIAL CHARM Homaa hr Rant 34 "“•495"— Glastonbunr, price reduced firepUce, paneled recreation Hulk, etc.) into cash. Send QUALITY RefinishIng - 199 Quality professional work at small repair job, a custom basement. Shown by appoint­ Buys s 1968 Olds 88 convertible Under construction. A un­ BOTTI HEA'HNG and Plum­ Blue, new lop. body needs work par yaar, plui many othar more than $10,000 on this large FOR SALE BY BANK room, attached garagei, ♦49,- list, Including title. Issue Forest Street, Manchester. reasonable prices. Free es­ built home or anything in ment only. No pets. $21)0 per MOTORCYCLE Insurance - banaflla. iquely designed full timates. 6439321. bing - All heating and plum­ month. Damato Enterprlaei, EIGHT ROOM Older Runs excellent How can you m isi Specializing in low cost nine room, five bedroom 900. Amedy Realty, Realtors, number and condiUon, to Box Custom upholstering, caning between, call 64313n. with a deal like this NORTH RIVER RO. bing repairi plus remodeling. 6431021. Colonial. Fireplaces. Large Colonial. Overaixed 2-car gar­ 8766283. dormered five-room Cape F, Manchester Herald. and repairs. Free estimates. HMIT SDCXaS coverage (or over 10 years. Tha U.8. Army haa COVENTRY WILLIS SCHULTZ. QuaUty GARAGES and storage sheds. Can 6« { ^ 1. lawn, parking area. Binding authority. Crockett age, 3/4 acre lot. Must be with center chimney. 2Vk Free pick-up and delivery. SISW$iM WTO* CM SC. currant opaninga lor Three bedroom Raised MANCHESTER - AttracUve Interior and exterior, paUiUng T. Shannon, 5684652. MANCHESTER • 5 room Appliances. No children, pets. Agency, Inc., 6431577. seen. Priced to sell now in the baths, 2-car garage, in the 15.8 COLDSPOT freezer, 6 ^ 7 4 . FRANK SCOTELLA Plum­ Working adults. 643-2680. so Tollind Tplw., ManchMttf ichoola In: Ranch, 2-car garage, lot seven room Cape, three to and paperhanging. Fully In­ newer duplex - 1 1/2 batbi, S4S-Z07S Op«n S to t 70'i. R. Zimmer, J. D. Real Porter Street area. Expan­ three years old, used only one bing - repairs and remodeling. Law EntorcamonI approxim ately 150x300. four bedrooms, two baths, sured Call 6494W. BEAUTIFY your room with a carpeting, appliances, $276 THREE WHEEL recreational Estate Company, 6461560 or dable to four bedrooms and year. $ ^ . Call 649-0472. ANY TYPE fence erected, Vanities and hot water MANCHESTER - Five rooms, Pood Sorvleo 6463776. Price $43,000 newly remodeled kitchen, repaired or painted, pipe new ceiling Installed per month. Lease and vechicle, mud bug,buff, largeIff covered 31' patio, pool, fenced 3>h baths. $65,500. professionally. By Bernard heaters. Prompt aervice on references. Hayes Corpora­ $300 per month. Children balloon tires, 8 h.p.,i.p., (Ibreglauflbreg Oantal/Modical Aaalilant Call 646-1700 USED DENTAL equipment, clothes line posts. Call 742- PAINTER needs work. 1969 VOLKSWAGEN bus, in yard. $36,900. Amedy Real­ Residential and commercial, Lozier Inc., Call 646-4464. emergenciea. 6437024. tion, 6430131. accepted, no pets. Call J.D. body,)dy, ski (or winter use. $245. Power Qanarator WARREN E. chair unit, sterilizer and 7598. Real Estate, M31960. excellent condition. Factory Ext. 32, 0-4 ty, Realtors, 076-6283. vacation homes and cottages. rebuilt engine, new brakes Enfleld, 7432794. Operation cabinets, (jail 643-8471 for Flooring 33 HOWLAND details. 20-years experience In In- MANCHESTER - Mature cou­ and exhaust systems, new Mlaallo Crewman terior and exterior painting ple wanted (or this clean 4 DUPLEX - Near town center, battery, six mounted tires. 1972 HONDA SL 350 KI. Many, MANCHESTER ReaHort 643-1100 FLOOR Sanding - Refinishing, three bedrooms, kitchen, Conalructlon MANCHESTER - Three TIRES - Four mud-snow tires, and paper hanging. By Uie room apartment In attractive $975. 643-7077 after 4 p.m. many extras. $750. Must sell. And many mora, I4S.I00 — Tremendoul three NEWLY LISTED KEEP SMILING hour or flat rate. EsU^tei floors like new, no waxing, 4 family brick building. Heat, living room, wall-to-wall Call 6432570. bedroom Colonlil. tit beUu. Inter bedroom Colonial with formal For period ending 7 a.m., Sunday; June 20. During Saturday 700-16 on wheels, $126. Cali (specializing In older floors). carpeting and appliances, full |i r i |e , bl| lot. block from Main dining room. Patio with atone six-room Colonial (very 6434221. by appointment only. (Jail 649- hot water, appliances $235. No WANTED - U te model 6 Agoa 17-35. Enllilmani night, showers and thundershowei's are expected to be KEEP H A P P Y 0496 after 6 p.m. Ceilings and Inside painting. children or ^ ts . Mr. Rossetto basement, attic, shaded yard, cylinder, low mileage TEN-SPEED bike. AMF, fireplace In backyard. Two- largo kitchen, living room, John Verfallle, 6 4 3 5 ^ , m - near park. Adults. No p«ts. required. SSa,S00 — Lovely Split Level on car garage. Convenient West scattered across parts of the north and mid-Atlantic states. Uie MANCHESTER - Charming MECHANICS eleven drawer PHONE 643-2711 6432462. Plymouth Duster or Dodge excellent condition. $55. Call formal dining room, three roBBBBuroncBmPuems rouBte . S ecu rity d ep o sit. $215. For turthar Inlormallon heavily treed lot, In the Rockledge east Gulf coast and portions of the lower Rockies. Elsewhere, Uu-ee bedroom Ranch with wlUi 1 2222 Dart. Call 6434997. 643-5949 after 6 p.m. Area. side location. Priced to sell btdrooma, lull bath, full roll away tool chest. Loaded Available July 1st. 6436297 or contact: $36,500. Wolverton Agency, fair to partly cloudy skies should prevail. Minimum 1/2 baUis, first floor family wlUi tools. $600 value, $200. FOUR ROOMS, heated, cen­ MIDDLE Stra Relatively new baaomont, attic storage) room, fireplace, fenced-in tral, adults, security, 643-5691. 1973 YAMAHA 175. Cerlanl 88T. LAntAHA Ralaed Ranch that la loaded with Realtors, 6462813. temperatures include: (approximate maximum readings In Like new. Enfield, 749-2794. 1968 VW BUG - Black, radial eitraa. parenthesis) Atlanta 64 (81), Boston 66 (81), Chicago 66 ( 76), plus a very attractive ard, and more. Priced in Uie references, no children, pets. tires, factory mags, very good forks, Boge shocks, motor oncloaod porch and small S’'s. Zinsser Agency, 646-1511. 6431919, between 3T rebuilt, other goodies, call 643-8462 MANCHESTER - (two) three Dallas 63 ( 80), Denver 53 ( 90), Duluth 49 (76), Houston 63 ( 87), SPAULDING irons 2-9 good Articlaa lor Sale 41 Articlaa tor Safa 41 Boaia-Aceoaaorlaa 43 Qardon Produeta 41 condition, asking $7(XI. Call offlca, all on a vary nice ••ssssssssssssssssssssssss 649-3144. T.J. CROCKEH family houses. Separate Jacksonville 65 ( 87), Miami 74 (89), Kansas City 53 (79), Los starter set, $35. oUier assorted 6438674. lot. Soparato 3-car gar­ MANCHESTER - New homes TAG SALE - 135, Saturday. HILLIARD Street. Available Bualnaaa h r Rani 33 Rsaltors 643-1677 heatiiu, on bus line. Action Angeles 42 ( 74), New Orleans 60 (86), New York 67 ( 78), clubs and putters available. _ NEIGHBORHOOD Tag Sale - SUNFLOWER sailboat, like Real EsUte, 647-1300. age haa an attachod - Raised Ranch, Family room, 647-1901 after 6 p.m. June 20th, 10 a.m. 191-192 Sunday, June 19, 20. 140 new. One year old. $226. 643 July 1st. 4 1/2 room apart­ 1971 CHEVY Vega wagon. 3 1974 HONDA 460, 4400 miles, Phoenix 74 (106), San Francisco 52 (74), Seattle 52 (62), St. two-car garage, $47,900. Four Pick Your Own < PART TIME office help workshop area. Bolton (Jenter Road, Bolton. Hilliard Street. Model-T Font 0110. ment. Appliances, carpeting, FOR RENT - Connecting or speed, AM/FM radio, good $950. Call 6832407. needed. Apply in person at the Louis 53 ( 78), Washington 70 (82). bedroom Colonial, family parts, fully enclosed utility STRAWBERRIES washer and dryer hook-ups. separalseparate front room offices. tires, very good condlTlon. This It a vary sound older THREE PAIR water skis, Big Selection, player piano. W. H. England Lumber Com­ BRAND NEW spacious seven room, 2-car garage, 2 1/2 Coleman camp stove and trailer, 18 ton hydraulic press, JOHN BOAT - one year old, AND PEAS No children or pets. Parking 9UMa In Street. Call 643-4846. $1000. or best offer. Call 643 Campara-Trallara pany, Route 44-A, Bolton room Ranch. Ideal floor plan. Mandwttsr Urn Eickoin homo with Iota of apace baUis, $64,900. Have several lantern. 6-track tape player, TAG SALE - Sunday, June tools, many miscellaneous little used, $175. Call 643-0221. FROM 8 A.M. Til 7 for one car only. $196 per 0075 after 6 p.m. Mobila Homaa 43 Notch between 5 a.m. and 1 kitchen adioins family room QUALITY PLUS... and a good floor plan. Tha lots, will build your plans or four drawer fiUni cabuiet, 20th from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. items. ■I the month. References and TWO • Professioonal Offices - p.m. Monday thru Friday. with fireplace. Sliding g lau Inlarlor condition It vary ours. Nutmeg Homes, Inc., tepewriter table wntwood Household items, toys, fur­ S*SS*SS«SSSS*SSiSS« •.•••••• •••••••••••••••ssuvss***** security. Call after 4 p.m. 643 First floor, excellent business FASTBACK - VW - 1968, 1973 ELKART Traveler, 30', 6462321 or ( door to good aized deck off Beautiful Inaldo and out. GARRISON Colonial on good and soma axtarlor 9177. Rocker, 200-year-oId loveseat, niture, etc. 384 Woodland Building Suppllaa 43 Qardan Produeta 41 CORN 7278, location, all facilities, excellent condition, asking Sth wheel, IS' awning, $6,51)0. Suafnaaa Opportunitf 14 family room, profesalonally Thit 7 room ralaod ranch beautiful wooded lot, large work la n a c a tta ry — other miscellaneous items. Street, Manchester. parking, rent reasonable. 643 $790. Call 643-5861. Will consider selling truck. lan^aped. Extrul m,600. haa ovorythlng. 3 family room with fireplace, JUST USTED! VERNON - Excellent Invest­ 872-0718. NATURAL STONE for CRIB MANCHESTER GARDENS - 1680, 6433549. Call 974-0142 alter 9 p.m. primarily painting. ment. Two family, 6-5. 2. J. Reardon, pastor; Rev. Bernard Rev. John J. Delaney, pastor. Rev. Davis, "Stretch Out Your Hand,” Coffee William J. Stack, Rev. William J. Killeen. Hour In Fellowship Hall after service; 11 Killeen. Saturday Masses at 5 and 7:30 p.m.; a.m.. Board of Deacons meeting. Saturday Masses at 5 and 7:30 p.m., Sunday Masses at 7:30, 9, 10:30 a.m., school auditorium; Sunday Masses at noon and 3 p.m. EMANUEL LUTHERAN CHURCH, Church and Chestnut Sts. Rev. Ronald J. 7:30, 0 and 10:30, in church; 10:30 a.m. ST. JOHN'S POLISH NATIONAL and noon In school auditorium. Fournier, Rev. C. Henry Anderson, CATHOLIC CHURCH, 23 Golway St. pastors. THE SALVATION ARMY, 661 Main Rev. Walter A. Hysxko, pastor. 8 and 9:30 a.m.. The Service with the St. Capt. and Mrs. Arthur Carlson, corps 9 a.m.. Mass in English; 10:30 a.m.. Rev. Dr. Robert Stackel, of New York, olficers. Mass in Palish and English. guest speaker, children's chapel service 9:30 a.m., Sunday School; 10:43 a.m.. UNITARIAN UNTVERSALIST following the pdncipal hymn; 10:30a.m., Holiness Meeting: 6 p.m., Open-Air SOCIETYi East, Community Y, 79 N. Adult Forum ^ t h the Rev. Dr. Stackel Meeting; 7 p.m.. Salvation Meeting. Main St. Rev. Arnold Westwood, leading discussion, coffee will be served. CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF minister. SOUTH UNITED METHODLST LATTER-DAY SAINTS, Woodside St. & There will be no formal meetings CHURCH. Hillstown Rd. D. Clark Brown, bishop. throughout the summer. For information 9 a.m.. Adult Bible Study Class; 9 and 8:30 a.m.. Priesthood; 9:30 a.m.. on specific informal events call 646-SISl. 10:45 a.m.. Worship Service, sermon: Seminary; 10:30 a.m., Sunday School; 5 Meetings will resume Sept. 12. "The Fatherhood of God," Pastor Webb p.m.. Sacrament Service. TRINITY COVENANT CHURCH, 302 preaching. Nursery; 10:15 a.m.. Coffee Hour in Reception Hall; 7:30 p.m.. Praise FULL GOSPEL INTERDENOMI­ Hackmatack St. Rev. Norman E. Tl and Teaching Service. NATIONAL CHURCH, 743 Main St. Swensen, pastor. Rev. Philip Saunders, minister. 9:30 a.m., Sunday School classes for all CALVARY CHURCH (ASSEMBLIES 10:30 a.m.. Praise. Worship Service ages three through adult, a Nursery for OF COD), 647 E., Middle Tpke. Rev. and Bible study (or all ages; 7 p.m.. infants; 10:30 a.m.. Worship Service with Kenneth L. Gustafson, pastor. Deliverance Service. the Rev. Mr. Swensen preaching, Trinity 9:45 a.m., Sunday School classes for Tots for 3 year olds through adults and children, special class for the Three honored for service to church FAITH BAPTIST CHURCH, Orange kindergarten, Children's Church for deaf taught by Steve Mooney; 10:50 a.m.. Hall 72 E. Center St. Rev. James Grades 1 through 3, Nursery for infants: Worship Service, "Father's Day" theme Bellasov, pastor. 6 p.m.. Prayer meeting; 6 p.m.. Prayer Three acolytes of St. Mary’s Episcopal Church Manchester High School, is the son of Mr. and with men participating. Bible message 9:30 a.m., Sunday School; 10:30 a m., recently were awarded service .plaques for meeting; 7 p.m.. Evening ^rvlce. by the pastor; 7 p.m., Gospel Service, Mrs. Frederick Young of 112 Woodside St. Worship Service; 7 p.m.. Evening Ser­ the Rev. Mr. Curtis, preacher. Baptism, hymnsing, gospel music and Bible their “outstanding contributions to the life and Kuehl, the son of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Kuehl of vice. Lakeside Worship Service, Camp Asto message. Wamah, Columbia Lake, the Rev. Mr. worship of the congregation.” The Rev. Bruce 74 Mountain Rd., is also a graduating senior at CHURCH OF THE ASSU.MPTION, Nelson, preacher. Jacques, assistant to the rector, presents the Manchester High School. Sinnamon, who is a Adams St. at Thompson Rd. Rev. TRINITY COVENANT CIU RCII, 302 Hackmatack St. Rev. Norman E. Edward S. Pepin, pastor; Rev. Paul award to Thomas Young as the other recipients, first-year student at Manchester Community NORTH UNITED METHODIST Swensen, pastor. Trinque. Wayne Kuehl and Joseph Sinnamon, look on. College, is the son of Mr. and Mrs. William Sin­ CHURCH, 300 Parker St. Rev. Earle R. 9:30 a m., Sunday School classes will Saturday Masses at 5 and 7:30 p.m.; Custer, pastor. Young, who will graduate Monday from namon of 29 Bigelow St. Sunday Masses at 7:30, 9,10:30 and 11:45 meet together at the church for a contata 9 a.m.. Worship Service, sermon: presented by the Youth Choir and to hear a.m. "When All The God-Talk Has Ended!" James Pqwers tell a story about Fuzzie- Nursery for five year olds and younger, UNITED PENTECOSTAL CHURCH, Wuzzle, attendance pins will be awarded coffee fellowship after the service; 1:30 183 Woodbridge St. Rev. Robert Baker, to those with perfect attendance, and Jeffrey Cleaves named moderator p.m.. Green Lodge visitation; 5 to 7 p.m.. pastor. Bibles to those who are going into Grade Strawberry festival in the church hall. 10 a.m., Sunday School; 6:30 p.m.. 4; 10:50 a m.. Worship Service with the "Sound of His Coming" radio program on CHURCH OF CHRIST, Lydall and Rev. Mr. Swensen preaching. Trinity WINF; 7:30 p.m,. Evangelistic ^rvlce. Vernon Sts. Eugene Brewer, minister. Tots for 3 year olds through of Center Congregational Church 9 a.m., Bible Classes; 10 a.m.. kindergarten. Children's Church for PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, 43 Worship, sermon: "The Lord's Church Grades 1 through 3, Nursery for infants; Stephen CassaAo, Anne Spruce St. Rev. Mack Weiford, pastor. Jeffrey Cleaves of 290 E. Hansen, Eleanor Wlgbt- Cox, Lorwayne Larrabee, Today"; 6 p.m,. Worship, David Dyke, 6 p.m., Prayer Meeting; 7 p.m.. Evening Cleaves, Howard 9:15 a.m., Sunday School; 10:30 a.m.. Middle Tpke. has been man, Naomi Foster, Bernice Maher, hospitality guest speaker. Service. Falrweather, Ruth Glelck, Worship, Nursery provided; 7 p.m.. In­ elected moderator of Elizabeth Marx, Rene committee. Joyce Kennard, Thelma formal Worship, study and fellowship. COMMUNITY BAPTIST CHURCH, Center Congregational Nelson, Janet Phillips, Joining the deparment of ST. MARY'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH, Lovell, Margaret Metheny, Church and Park Sts. Rev. Stephen K. AN AMERICAN BAPTIST CHI RCII, board of Christian con­ growth and development CONCORDIA LUTHERAN Church. He succeeds Jacobson, rector; Rev, Bruce W. 585 E, Center St. Rev. Ondon Stairs, Frank Felletter. Ross Nelson, Gretchen cern; Rev. Newell H. Cur­ are W)lma Joyner, Robert CHURCH, 40 Pitkin St., Rev. Burton D. minister; Rev. Frederick Lanz, director Sage, Milla Whitney, Allen i . i " ' Stand, Rev. David W. Rinas, co-pastors. Jacques, assistant to the rector; Rev. Other elected officers tis Jr., Judith Clough, Franklin, Jane Curtis, Alan Ronald E. Haldeman, assistant to the of Christian education. Bourn, Phyllis Hall, Bar­ 8:30 a.m.. Holy Communion, Nursery are Joseph -Adams, Stephen Armstrong, Cone, long-range planning rector. 9:30 a m.. Morning Worship, message: bara Jennings, Coenraad for small chllren: 10 a.m.. Holy Commu­ vlce/moderator; Ruth representatives to board. 7:30 a.m.. Holy Communion, Book of "Patience," Nursery is provided, the Johannes, Bradley Keaser, nion. Church School through Grade 6. Porter, clerk; Esther Manchester Area Named to the depart­ Common Prayer; 10 a.m.. Holy Youth Fellowship will have open house in Margaret Kehler, Kenith Nursery lor small children. Maidment, assistant clerk; Conference of Churches; ment of finance, property Eucharist, Rite 1, with sermon by the the remodeled Annex alter the service. Leslie, Edward Merritt, William Case, treasurer; Edward Bushnell, Der- and personnel are Howard FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, Rev, Mr. Haldeman; 5 p.m.. Holy Elmer Ostrout, Edward SCIENTIST, 447 N. Main St. CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE, 236 John Bengston, Gllmoure moth Brown, Cleaves, Flchtel, chairman; John Eucharist, Rite I. Royce, diaconate. 11 a m.. Church Service, Sunday School Main St. Rev. Neale McLain, pastor; Cole, Esther Armstrong, representatives to Connec­ Seavey, vice-chairman, Rev, Donald P Kauffman, associate Also, Phyllis Aldrich, for pupils up to the age of 20, care for JEHOVAH’S WITNESSES, Kingdom Marjorie Bradley, Alice ticut Conference. and Mark Hill, Philip Hall, 726 N. Main St. pastor. Evelyn Thomas, Carole very young pupils, subject of the lesson- Clampet, Carol Seavey, Also, Esther Armstrong, Tangarone, Charles 10 a.m.. Public Bible discourse "The 9:30 a m., Sunday School, classes for Cheney, Dolores Swallow; sermon: "Is the Universe, Including assistant treasurers; Emi­ Ralph Armstrong, Edward Baxter, prudential board; Man, Evolved by Atomic Force?" Golden Death of Jesus Christ — Why and How It all ages;. 10:45 a m.. Morning Service, Dorothy Olcott, June ly Maidment, historian. Bushnell, Cleaves, Lena Rockwell ’Potter, text Irom the Bible, "We give thee Happened"; 11 a.m.. Group discussion of message by the Rev. Mr, Kauffman, Stevenson, flower com­ Named to the church Hill, Mark Hill, Barbara Catherine Russell, Edith thanks, 0 Lord God Almightly, which art, May 15 Watchtower magazine article Children's Church and Nursery provided; mittee; Bonnie Flchtel, 7 p.m.. Evening Service, message by the coucll are Martha Besser, Minnick, William Minnlck, Knight, Barbara Minnlck, and wast, and art to come; because thou "Life and Light Go Hand in Hand." Edna Woodbury, Paul Rev. Mr. Kauffman, Nursery provided. Norman Clark, Hayden Dorothy Ostrout, Elmer Barbara Royce, Kendall hast taken to thee thy great power, and ZION EVANGEI.ICAI. LUTHERAN Marte, Edwin Sage, Alfred hast reigned." Revelation 11:17. The Griswold Jr., C. Thayer Ostrout, representatives to Walker, Lee Hall, George CHURCH, (MISSOIRI SYNOD), Bockus, Wilma Joyner, Hartford East Association; Katz, Robert Wallace, Christian Science Reading Room. 968 Cooper and High Sts. Rev. Charles W. Browne, Francis Hale, Main St., is open to the public Mondays Althea Potter, members- music committee. Robert Franklin, Mary stewardship committee. Kuhl, pastor. Named to the depart­ through Fridays Irom 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at-large; Elizabeth Case, Haskell, Althea Potter, Also, Helen Elliott, 9 a m.. Divine Worship; 10:15 a m.. ment of Christian Educa­ and the first and third Thursday evenings Clinton Hendrickson, representatives to MISAC; Francis Knight, Helen Par­ tion are Deborah Adams, Margaret Butcher, Natalie Cone, Dorothy tridge, Ardys Chase, JoAnn Sadosky, Sandra Virginia Jones, Petersen, Robert Franklin, Walter Fredrickson, John Whitney, Carl Frantz, CHURCHES publications committee. Irene Bengston, Chester Juros, Paul Cox, Donald Edward Merritt, Karl and Elected to the depart­ Thomas, liaison to church- Ellis, Joseph Hublard, - ST. JOHN'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH, FIRST CONGREGATIONAL FIRST ASSEMBLIES OF GOD, 763 ment of worship are Nor­ Karen Prewo; Patricia sponsor^ organizations. property committee; Scott Rt, 30, Vernon. Rev. Robert H. Wellner, CHURCH, Coventry. Rev. Bruce J. Oak St., East Hartford. Rev. Ralph F. ma Grondln, Eleanor Felletter, Patrick Ken­ New department of In- Clendaniel, Carol Katz, nard, James Lark, board of rector, Johnson, minister. Jelley, pastor. Hohenthal, Chester Kim­ reach members are Robert McComb, per­ 10 a.m.. Church School; 11 a m.. Mor­ Christian Education; 6 a.m.. Holy Communion; 10 a.m.. 9:30 a.m.. Church School; 11 a.m.. ball, Francesco Morasco, Sedrick Straughan, Christy sonnel committee; Elmer Warship Service, Nursery available. ning Worship; 7 p.m.. Evening Service. Family Service and Church ^hool. Penelope Nason, John Arlene Rivers, Harriet Vale, Joan Hale, board of Ostrout Jr., Gllmoure Church School Day, Coffee Hour In vestry VERNON ASSEMBLIES OF GOD, 51 Hiller, Ann French, library ST. BERNARD’S CHURCH, following service. Pitts, Sara Robinson, Allan service and fellowship; Cole, William Whitney, Rockville. Rev. John J, White, pastor. Old Town Rd. Turner, L.» Margaret committee. Beatrice Carroll, Louise trustees; Mary Warren, Rev. Joseph M. Bartok. PRINCE OF PEACE LUTHERAN 9:45 a.m., Sunday School for all ages; Waldo, Roger Woodbury, New department of out­ Lyke, Beverly Schunder, Ray Hewitt, Louise Taylor, Saturday Masses at 5 and 7 p.m.; Sun­ CHURCH, Rt. 31 and N. River Rd,, 11 a.m.. Morning Worship; 7 p.m,. reach members are John Mary Uppling, Gertrude memorial and special gifts Evening Evangelistic. day Masses at 7, 8:30, 10 and 11:30 a.m. Coventry. Rev, W.H. Wilkens, pastor. Clark, Nancy committee. 9 a.m., Sunday School; 10:15 a.m.. UNITED CONGREGATIONAL ROCKVILLE UNITED METH- Worship ^rvice, (9 a.m. during July and CHURCH, UNITED CHURCH OF ODIST CHURCH, 142 Grove St., August). Rockville. Rev. John W. Mortimer, CHRIST, Tolland. Rev. Donald G. Food crisis pastor; Mrs. Thomas Dorman, director VERNON UNITED METHODIST Miller, minister. All Welcome of music. CHURCH, Rt. 30. Rev. Frances 9:30 and 11 a.m.. Worship Service and Church School: 7 to 8:30 p.m.. Pilgrim church topic CONCORDIA - EMANUEL 9:30 a.m.. Church School, nursery Schwartz, Rev. James Schwartz, pastors. •X through adults; 10:45 a.m.. Worship Ser­ 11 a.m.. Worship Service, Church Fellowship. vice. Nursery through Grade 2. School classes. VACATION CHURCH SCHOOL SACRED HFIAHT CHURCH, Rt. 30, The Rev. Dr. Robert W. cil of the Churches of TRINITY LUTHERAN CHURCH, ST. PETER’S EPISCOPAL Vernon, Rev. Ralph Kelley, pastor. Rev. Stackel, director of "Love Christ in the United States, Daily JUNE 28 - JULY 9 Rt. 30 and Meadowlark Rd., Vernon. Rev. CHURCH, Rt. 85, Hebron. Rev. William Edward Konopka. Impels Action" and the and chairman of the board 9: 15 - 11:45 Donald J. McClean, pastor. Persing, rector. Saturday Mass at 5 p.m.; Sunday World Hunger Appeal of of Hamma School of Masses at 7:30, 9, 10:30 a m. and noon. 40 PITKIN ST., MANCHESTER 8 and 10:30 a.m., Worship Service; 9:15 8 and 10 a.m.. Worship Service, Church the Lutheran Church in Theology, Spri))gfield, a.m., Sunday School. School and Nursery. To Register: 649-9349 ST. MARGARET MARY’S CHURCH, America, will be guest Ohio. ROCKVILLE BAFFIST CHURCH, FIRST CONGREGATIONAL Wapping. Rev. William McGrath and speaker Sunday at the 8 69 Union St. Rev. Robert L. LaCounte, CHURCH, Vernon. Rev. John A. Lacey, Rev. Joseph Schick, co-pastors. and 9:30 a.m. services at pastor. minister; the Rev. EJwin W. Saturday Masses at 5 and 7 p.m.; Sun­ Emanuel Lutheran Church. THE 9:30 a m., Sunday School; 11 a.m,. Bartholomew, assistant minister. day Masses at 8:30 and 11:30 a.m. After the second service, 9:30 a.m.. Worship Service, child and BIBLE Worship Service; 7 p.m.. Evening Ser­ ST. FRANCIS OF ASSISI, 673 vice. infant care available, coffee fellowship the Rev. Dr. Stackel will Ellington Rd., South Windsor. Rev. John lead a discussion and SPEAKS OUR SAVIOR LUTHERAN alter the service. A S p C. Gay, pastor. Rev. Eugene M. Kilbride. answer questions at an^ c u t RCII, 239 Graham Rd., South Wind­ By TALCOTTVTLLE CONGREGA­ Saturday Masses at 5 and 7 p.m.; Sun­ adult forum in Luther Hall Eugene sor. Rev. Ronald A. Erbe, pastor. TIONAL CHURCH, UNITED day Masses at 7:30 and 11 a.m. 9 a m.. Worship and Sunday School; of the church. Coffee will Brewer CHURCH OF CHRIST. Rev. Kenneth ST. MARY’S CHURCH, Rt. 31, Coven­ be served. 10:15 a m.. Worship Service. E. Knox, pastor. try. Rev. F. Bernard Miller, pastor. Rev. 8 a.m.. Men's Club breakfast meeting; The guest speaker, who If I could have the atten­ CRYSTAL LAKE COMMUNITY Paul F. Ramen. lives in New Providence, Suppl* UNITED METHODIST CHURCH, 10 a m.. Worship. tion of the citizenry of our Saturday Masses at 5:15 p.m.; Sunday N.J., was executive direc­ nation by means of the Ellington. Masses at 7:30, 9:30 and 10:45 a.m. NOW OPEN UNION CONGREGATIONAL electronic media for but 10:15 a m.. Coffee hour; 11 a.m.. tor of the Division for CHURCH, Rockville. Rev. Paul J. Bow­ AVERY ST. CHRISTIAN World Missions and one word of exhortation, Worship Service, Sunday School. man, minister; Rev. David B. Eusden, REFORMED CHURCH, 681 Avery St., Ecumenism of the that word would be "Self- associate minister. S T . PETER’S EPISCOPAL South Windsor. Rev. Peter Mans, Lutheran Church of control!" It was what Paul CHURCH, San Hill Rd., South Windsor. 9 a m.. Morning Worship, sermon minister. preached to the dissolute topic; "Paid In Full"; 10 am.. Coffee America before he was ap­ Rev. Miles S. MacIntoch, vicar. 8:30 a.m., "Back to God" hour radio pointed to his present post Judean governor, Felix, 8 a.m., Holy Communion; 10 a.m.. Holy Hour In the Social Room. Acts 24:25. broadcast, WTIC (1080); 9:45 a.m., Sun­ in 1974. As director, he Communion, first and third Sundays; UNITED METHODIST CHURCH, day School and Adult Bible Study; 11 No man deserves to SUNDAY deals in a major way with Morning Prayer, second, forth and fifth a.m.. Worship Service; 7 p.m., Evening govern others who has not 1040 Boston Tpke., (Rt. 44A), Bolton. the world's food crisis, Sundays. Rev. David M. Campbell, pastor. Service. Nursery care for small children learned to govern himself. 10 a.m.. Family Worship Service, provided. A former parish pastor, Yet we elect men to public RELIGIOUS SOCIETY OF he served churches in New office who are grossly wan­ FRIENDS (yi AKERS), H artford Nursery provided lor Infants through WAPPING COMMUNITY CHURCH, ting in self-mastery, with Friends Meeting House, 144 S. Quaker Grade 2, sermon: "Depth and Reality." York, Pennsylvania and 1790 Ellington Rd., South Windsor. Rev. notable exceptions, of Lane, West Hartford. Ohio. Other positions he 9a.m.lo5p.m BOLTON CONGREGATIONAL Harold W. Richardson, minister. course. But a self- 10 a m.. Meeting for Worship. 9:30 and 11 a.m.. Worship Service and has held in the Lutheran CHURCH, Bolton Center Rd. Rev. J. Church in America are indulgent populace seems Stanton Conover, minister. Church School. SECOND CONGREGATIONAL secretary of its board of unlikely to select men of 10.30 a.m.. Worship Service, Conllrma- restraint to govern them, CHURCH, l .MTED CHURCH OF ST. MAURICE’S CHURCH, Bolton. theological education, CHRIST, Rt. 44A, Coventry. Rev. tion Sunday. lest this restraint deprive Rev. Robert W. Cronin, pastor. chaplain of its fifth bien­ Robert K. Bechtold, minister. FIRST CONGREGATIONAL Saturday Masses at 5 and 7:30 p.m.; them of their indulgence. 9:15 a m.. Church School, Conlirmatlon Sunday Masses at 7:30, 9:15 and 11 a.m. nial convention in 1970, Self-discipline is never a 1135 Tolland Tnpke. CHURCH, UNITED CHURCH OF member of its executive Class, adult groups, child care; 10:15 CHRIST, Andover. Rev. David J. Reese popular doctrine. It a.m.. Coffee Break; 10:30 a.m.. Worship ST. MATTHEW’S CHURCH, Tolland council and representative requires denial of seif, but III, pastor. Rev. Francis J. O'Keefe, pastor. Service, child care; 6 p.m.. Senior 10 a.m.. Morning Worship. to the Lutheran founcil in Jesus predicated dis- Pilgrim Fellowship. Saturday Masses at 5 and 7 p.m.; Sun­ the USA. He also has been clpleship upon this very MANCHESTER, day Masses at 8:30, 10:30 and 11:45 a.m. tenet, Mark 8:34. Thus he S T . GEORGE’S EPISCOPAL COVENTRY PRESBYTERIAN a member of the task force described the way to life as CHURCH, Bolton Tpke. (Rt. 44A), CHURCH, Nathan Hale School Rd. 31. MESSIAH EVANGELICAL on cooperation in Bolton. Rev. John F. IHora II, vicar. Rev. Dr. Richard W. Gray, pastor. LUTHERAN CHURCH, (Wisconsin theological education of having few adherents. CONN. Matt. 7:13, 14. 8 a.m.. Holy Communion; 9:30 a.m.. 9:30 a.m.. Worship; 11 a.m., Sunday Synod), 300 Buckland Rd., ^ u th Windsor. the Lutheran Council, Church School; 10a.m., Holy Communion School; 7:30 p.m., Bible Study at par­ 9 a.m., Sunday School; 10 a.m.. member of the governing CHURCH OF CHRIST Worship ^rvlce. (ADJACENT TO CALDOR’S) and sermon; II a.m.. Parish Coffee Hour. sonage on Cornwall Dr. board of the National Coun­ Lydall and Vernon Streets Pholie: 646-2903 _ * w

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ITnpke. Page 2 - WEEKEND - June 19,1W6 WEEKEND - June 19, 1976- Page 3 Music and dance This week’s movies on TV ■ At University of Connecticut in Storrs, the Paul Winter Consort, quintet, special purchase (krsoutarselbMsr) Forum Today Hills” (1959). Don Murray, 4:00 (9) “The Man in the (1956). Kirk DougUs, MlUy will perform Thursday at 7:30 p.m. in von Lee Remick, Richard Egan. Net” (1959). Alan Ladd, Vitale, Paul Stewart. ram al backed der Mehden Recital Hall at the university. 1:00 (S) "The Beast of 1:00 (5) “ Deep Valley” Carolyn Jones, Diane ’V 'c 1:30 (2) “ Knock on Wood” pteitic taUechrilit This will conclude the Something in Storrs HoUow Mountain” (1956). Guy (1947) . Ida Lupino, Dine Brewster. (1954). Danny Kaye, Mai music festival. Madison, Patricia Medina. Clark. li:30 (5) “Dr. Cyclops” Zetterling. of the arts , • 32x52 .'1.88 *52x90 ...'3,44 This ensemble combines jazz, rock, 1:00 (9) "Lust For Gold” 1:30 (20) "Bond Street” (1940). Albert Dekker, Janice 4:00 (2) “ Fighting Wild­ symphonic music, and the ethnic music of (1949). Ida Lupino, Glenn (1948) . Hazel CouTi, Jean Logan. cats” (1957). Keefe Brassclle, • 52x70 *2,79 •IO'rqund'3.88 Latin America and Africa. For reser­ Ford, Gig Young. Kent. 11:30 (9) “Soldier in the Kay Ballard. vations, call 486-2106, and tickets will be 3:00 (3) "Robbery” (1967). 2:0o (3) “Sink the Bismark” Rain” (1968). Steve Mc<)ueen, ire hurt ertry little At the Bushnell Stanley Baker, James Booth, available at the box office. (1960). Kenneth More, Dana Jackie Gleson, Tuesday Weld. Thursday Iking at /alrvay prireel Dionne Warwicke headlines at the Frank Finlay. Wynter, Laurence Naismith. 1:30 (2) "Sum m er and 3:30 (5) "Sherlock Holmes 1:00 (5) “The Gay Sisters” Bushnell Memorial Hall in Hartford • At Southern Connecticut State College 2:00 (22) “Sergeant York” Smoke” (1962). Laurence Friday. For reservations, call 246-6807. in Washington” (1943). BasU (1941). Gary Cooper, Joan Harvey, Geraldine Page. (1942). Barbara Stanwyck, ‘hsh irti in New Haven, the Southern Connecticut Rathbone, Nigel Bruce. Leslie, Walter Brennan. 4:20 (2) “Tarzan ^ Uie George Brent. Theatre 3 Symphonic Pops will perform each 7:00 (5) “The Crowd Roars” 2:00 (30) “ Look for the Slave Girl” (1950). Lex 1:00 (9) “The Perfect Tnursday in July at 7:30 p.m. for five free (1932). James Cagney, Ann Silver Lining” (1949). June Barker, Vanessa Brown. Furlough” (1959). Tony Cur­ the rnirael* of ^ | gggggr "A Funny Thing Happened on The Way summer concerts in SCSC’s Lyman Dvorak, Joan BlondeU. Haver, Ray Bolger, Frank tis, Janet Leigh. downtown monelMltor^ To The Forum” plays tonight and Sunday, I Auditorium. The programs will feature 8:00 (9) “ BaUle Ground” Carter. . Tuesday 4:00 (9) “'Ihe Phantom of and Thursday through June 27 at 8:30 p.m. selections of li^ t classical music, show (1949). Van Johnson, John 3:00 (5) “ Beserk” (1968). the Opera” (1943). Claude (« at the Manchester Community College tunes, and popular songs. Hodiak, James Whitmore. Joan Oawford, Ty Hardin. 1:00 (5) “The Snake Pit” Rains, Nelson Elddy, Susanna 9:00 (20-2^30) “Charro” 3:00 (20) "Canasta (1948). Olivia de Havilland, Foster. Auditorium. James Quinn directs the Mark Stevens. Theatre 3 production which stars John • Dance-choreographer Bill Evans (1969). Elvis Presley, Ina Uruguaya” Rosa Aguiere, 8:00 (9) “ The Man Who 1:00 (9) “Out of the Past” Haunted Himself” (1960). Spalla, and Jayne Newirth. Tickets are opens the 1976 season of the American Balin, Victor French. Abel Salazar. Dance Festival at Connecticut College in 9:00 (24-57) “The 3:15 (30) "The Nurse's (1947). Kirk Douglas, Robert Roger Moore. sold at the door. Mitchum. New London on June 28 in a program of Ladykillers” (1955). Alec Secret” (1941). Lee Patrick, .9:00 (20-22-30) “The Young 4:00 (9) “The Bofors Gun” solo dances. All performances will be in Guinness, Katie Johnson, Regis Toomey, Ann Edmonds. Savages” (1961). Burt Lan­ (1968). Nicol Williamson, Ian caster, Dina Merrill, Shelley Ask Kleiner HSC ende eeaeon Peter SeUers. 6:00 (5) “Crash Dive” Palmer Auditorium. Curtain time is 8 Holm, David Warner. Winters. The Hartford Stage Company in Hart­ p.m. For information and reservations, 11:30(3) “The Tiger and the (1943). Tyrone Power, Anne By Dick Kleiner Pussycat” (1967). Vittorio Baxter. 11:30 (5) “The Beast With 11:30 (5) “Mask of Diijon” ford ends its 1975-76 season Sunday night - i call44^9131. Five Fingers” (1946). Robert with its present run of “Bom Yesterday.” Gassman, Ami-Margret. 6:00 (9) “Change of Habit” (1946). Erich Von Stroheim, Alda, Peter Lorre. Jeanne Bates. For reservations, call 525-4258. Manchester resident Peter Sterne (left), and his Credit Chords • The Gallery Dancers will have an 12:30 ( 8 ) " ’nie Deadly Af­ (1969). Elvis Presley, Mary fair" (19(t7). James Mason, 11:30 (9) “ Tarnished 11:30 (9) "H is M ajesty evening of social dancing of the 17th and Tyler Moore. DEAR DICK: In a newspaper Item, Woody Herman said barbershop quartet will be among the featured performers in Pops ’N Simone Signoret, MaxlmiUlan 8:00 (9) “Jeanne Eagles” AngeU” (1957). Rock Hudson, O’Keefe” (1964). Burt Lan­ that Ihe long rock and conato-aad-wesiera era has peaked Shakespeare theater Harmony, June 27 at Manchester High School. Sterne, who lives at 800 18th Centuries Friday at Foot Prints Schell. (1957). Kim Novak, Jeff Robert Stack, Dorothy caster, Joan Rice, Andre and is sow la decline. Woody said the time is ripe again far a Arthur Miller's “ThQ, Crucible’Lgnd Center St., sings lead in the group and appeared with the quartet on a Gallery, 466 Main St., Friday at 7:30 p.m. 1:00 (9) “Frankenstein Chandler, Agnes Moorebead. Malone. Morell. real rebirth of big bands ia America becasse there is a grow­ Shakespeare’s "The Winter’s Tale” are Live music will accompany the dancing. MeeU the WoU Man” (1943). 11:00 (9) “ My Little 1:30 (2) “Kill Me 1:30 (2) “ His Brother's ing new Jau aad swing andieace waiting for It. Is UUs Irae or recent trip to Great Britain. Other members of the quartet reside in Tomorrow” (1957). Pat playing in repertory at the American For further information, cali Frank Van Lon Chaney, Jr., Bela Lugosi. Chickadee” (1940). W.C. Wife” (1936). Robert Taylor, last wlshfal tbiakiag? What U yoar opinioa? JACK HEARNE, O’Brien, Lois Maxwell. Barbara Stanwyck. Vaacoaver, B.C., C u. Shakespeare llieatre in Stratford. Begin­ Framingham and Springfield, Mass., and are part of more than 100 Cleef at 649-9208. 2:00 (5) “ Marted Woman” Fields, Mae West, Dick barbefshoppers who will be appearing with the Manchester Civic (1937). Bette Davis, Foran. 3:35 (2) “Salute to the 3:45 (2) “Young Fury” Like everything else, economics is Um determining factor in ning July 20, “As You Like It” joins the Marines” (1943). Wallace (1965). Rory Calhoun, music. And economics says Uut Uie big band era is OMd — big schedule. Orchestra. Tickets for the 3 p.m. and 7:30 p.m. performances are Humi^irey Bogart. 11:30 (30) “Cinderella LTM auditions 2:15 (2) “The Adventures of Jones” (1946). Joan Leslie, Beery, William Lundlgan. Virginia Mayo. bands are dinosaurs, economically. Smaller jatz groups have a chance and, in fact, Uiere are strong signs of a jazz Appearing in “The Winter’s Tale” are available from any Manchester office of the Connecticut Bank and Tartu” (1943). Robert Donat, Robert Alda, WiUiam Prince. The Little Theatre of Manchester will resurgence today. Record sales of ja n are up and, in most Philip Kerr as the King Leontes and Maria Trust Co., or by calling Sterne at 643-0460. Valerie Hobson. 11:30 (40) “BatUe of the have tryouts for their November produc­ Wednesday Friday cities today, Uiere is a radio station specializing in jau . Tucci in her dual roles of Hermione and 2:50 (8) “The Moon Is Blue” Coral Sea” (1953). Cliff Perdita. tion of the musical, “Oklahoma!” at 8 1:00 (5) “Angel” (1937). 1:00 (5) “Lifeboat” (1944). Recorded big band swing is popular, too, but it just costs too (1953). William Holden, David Robertson, Gia Scala, Teni much for a big band to tour t ^ y . In “The Crucible,” Don Murray plays p.m. on Monday and Tuesday, and June 28 Niven, Maggie McNamara. Shimada. Marlene Dietrich, Meivyn Tallulah Bankhead, John John Proctor, Tovah Feldshuh plays Mass., comedian Paul Lynde opens the mances will include George Gershwin’s and 29 at the LTM rooms, 22 Oak St. 4:20 (2) “BiUy The Kid” 1:20 (2) “The Champ” Douglas. Hodiak: Abigail Williams, and Maria Tucci plays summer season Monday through June 27. “Rhapsody in Blue” featuring Donald Actors, dancers and singers will be (1941). Robert Taylor, Brian (1931). Jackie Cooper, 1:00 (9) “ All of my Sons” 1:00 (9) "Blood on the DEAR DICK; Could yon please tell me how old Shirley Elizabeth Proctor. Carol Lawrence is featured in “Funny Charlamb of Manchester, pianist, a selec­ auditioned on Monday and Tuesday. Donlevy. Wallace Beery. (1948). Burt Lancaster, Moon” (1948). Robert Jones is? Also, bow old was she when she made the movie, Edward G. Robinson, Howard Eileen Atkins joins with Tovah Girl” June 28 through July 3. For informa­ tion of barbershop ballads and orchestral Singers are requested to bring their own 4:35 (8) "The Chase’’ 4:05 (2) “Pardners” (1966). Mitchum, Walter Brennan, “OkUbomal”? B.\RBARA O'NEILL, Charlottetown, P.E.I., music. Readings on June 28 and 29 are for (1966). Lillian Heilman, Dean Martin, Jerry Lewis. Duff. Robert Preston. Can. Feldshuh and Philip Kerr in “As You Like tion, call 413-732-1105. selections by Morton Gould, Leroy Ander­ 4:00 (9) “A Lovely Way to • At Nutmeg Summer Playhouse in actors only. Arthur Penn, Marlon Brando. 4:00 (9) “The Big (kimbo” DEAR DICK: Is Hedy Lamarr sUU alive aad. If so, bow old It.” For further information, call 375^457. son, Leonard Bernstein, and Rodgers and Die” (1968). Kirk Douglas, (1955). Richard Conte, Brian Auditions are open to anyone in the Monday is she? MRS. FRAN KEKETIAN, Lincoln Park, Mich. Storrs, Herb Gardner’s “A Thousand Hammerstein. Sylvia Koscina, Eli Wallach. Donlevy, Cornel Wilde. DEAR DICK: A friend aad I are having a dixagreemeat Clowns” is playing through June 26 in the area. Sunday “Pajama Game** ends Also appearing on the program will be 1:00 (5) “Daisy Kenyon” 11:30 (5) "Carnival of 8:00 (8-40) “The Desperate about bow old Raquel Welch Is. I u y the Is 35, but my friend Harriet Jorgensen Theater at University The Mark Twain Masquers presents its the Credit Choirs and the Boston Com­ 7:30 (30) “The Sea Hawk” (1947). Joan Crawford, Dana Souls” (1963). Sidney Berger. Miles” (1975). Tony Musante, thinks she Is older. Wbo is right? GARY L., Sammerside, of Connecticut. The Rodgers and 11:30 (8-40) “The First 36 P.E.I., Can. final performance of "Pajama Game” mon, two top-ranking barbershop (1940). Errol Flynn, Flora Andrews. Joanna Pettet, Pepe Serna. Hammerstein musical, “Oklahoma!” is Robson, Claude Rains. Hours of Dr. Durant” (1975). 8:00 (9) “And Soon The DEAR DICK; Could you clear the air for me? My brother tonight at 8 in the Roberts Theatre at 170 quartets. 1:00 (9) “No Sad Songs For billed from June 29 through July 10. For Proceeds from the two performances 12:00 (5) “ M ister Hex” Me” (1950). Margaret Scott Hylands, Lawrence Darkness” (1970). Pamela and I have a bet on bow old Cher Boao is. I said 29 a ^ be said Kingswood Rd., West Hartford. over 30. Who's right? K. WRIGHT. Columbus, Neb. information, call 429-2912. will assist the Civic Orchestra in funding (1946). The Bowery Boys. Sullivan, Wendell Corey, Pressman, Alex Keefer. Franklin, Sandor Eles, 11:30 (9) "The Jugglar” When it comes to women's ages, nobody can be posiUve. its annual concert series, and will also 12:30 (3) “These Thousand Natalie Wood. Michele Dotrice. The aummar circuit 9:00 (3) “Macho CaUahan” But. according to best informaUon, here are your answers: benefit a chorus from the NorUeast (1970). David Janssen, Jean Shirley Jones is 42 and was 21 when she made "Oklahoma!"; • At Oakdale Musical Theatre in Dinner theaters Hedy Lamarr, who is sUII alive, is 63; Raquel Welch is either District of the Society for the Preserva­ Seberg, Lee J. Cobb. Wailingford, Raquel Welch and friends 34 or 36, depending on your sources; Cher Bono's official age is Playing now through July 3 at Chateau tion and Encouragement of Barber Shop 9:30 (8-40) “Panice on Uie present two performances tonight at6;30 week’s sports on TV 29. de Ville Dinner T h e a ^ in Elast Windsor is Quartet Singing in America, and 5:22” (1974). James Sloyan, and 9:30. Breck Wall’s musical comedy revue, barbershop quartets to participate in the Robert Walden, Reni Santoni. Sunday at 8 p.m., the rock group “Bottoms Up ’76!” Recommended for society’s international singing competi­ Today Sunday Tuaaday 11:30 (3) “The Leopard” DEAR DICK: On a recent episode of All la the Family, “Blood, Sweat and Tears” is scheduled. (1963). Burt Lancaster, Alain adults only. tion this summer in San Francisco. 1:00 (22) Wrestling. 1:00 (9) Champions. 7:30 (22) Baseball: Red Sox Gloria and Mike were to "stand up” lor friends beiag married. Roberta Peters stars in “A Salute to Delon. Andrews Sister Maxene Andrews stars Tickets are available by caUh^g Peter 1:00 (24-57) Women’s Ten­ 1:00 (22) lU s Is BasebaU. vs. Orioles. Gloria marked a quotation for MUie to read at the cerenHioy. Israel” Friday and Saturday assisted by 11:30 (5) “Island of Lost It was something about one someUilng overshadowing the in “Call Me Madam” June 22 throu^ Aug. Sterne, 643-0460, or Geoge Dickie, 649- nis. 2:00 (840) Tennis. 8:00 (9) G reatest Sports Souls” (1933). Charles other. I have tried to find It at the lUwary, but no lack. Can you The Barry Sisters and The Ayalons. For 15 at the Coachli^t Dinner Theatre in 6543. 2:15 (20-22-30) Baseball: 2:00 (9) BasebaU: MeU vs. I legends Laughton, Bela Lugosi. help? MRS. P. ZIMMER, Richmond. B.C., Can. reservations, phone 265-1501. East Windsor. ’]%e musical “ Damn Reds vs. Phillies. Giants. 8:30 (9) BasebaU: Mets vs. 11:30 (9) “The Man Who ITie quotaUon was from Kahlil Gibran's "The Propbet.” It's • At Storrowton Theatre in Eastern 3:00 (640) Wide World of 3:30 (840) U.S. Open. Cardinals. Yankees” completes its billing Sunday. Cohan farce at Qoodapeed Ckwid Cheat DeaUi” Anton too long to set down here in its entirety, but Uie key line you States Exposition Park, West Springfield, Sports. 4:00 (22) BasebaU: Red Sox Diffring. wanted goes: “For if one tree tries to overshadow the other, “Going Up,” a musical by Otto Harbach 4:00 (9) Baseball: Mets vs. vs. Angels. Civic and barbershop Join 12:40 (8) “ Pocketful of then that one will wither and die.” and Louis A. Hirsch, based on James Giants. 4:30 (3) Pro BowUng. Miracles” (1961). Bette The Manchester Civic Orchestra and a Montgomery’s “The Aviator,” will open 4:30 (8-40) U.S. Open. 5:00 (9) G reatest Sports Wadnaaday Davis, Glenn Ford, Hope group of barbershop harmony singers Tuesday at the Goodspeed Opera House in 7:00 (9) Racing from Bel­ Legends. 6:30 (18) Oampions. DEAR DICK: I'm writing ia hopes you caa tell me about Lange. from centrai Connecticut and mont Park. 5:30 (9) NFL Cham­ 8:00 (9) NFL Action. Carolyn Hester, a loU singer back ia the '69s and early '79s. I Blast Haddam. The musical farce was 1:00 (5) “ Night Ambush” QAiecW Massachusetts will join forces June 27 in first produced by Geoge M. Cohan and 7:30 (9) G reatest Sports pionships. 8:00 (22) BasebaU; Red Sox went to school with her. In the '59s, ia Denver, Colo. Then I (1958). Dick Bi^arde, David Weekend, an entertainment and televi­ l,egends. 6:00 (2447) Inner Tennis. vs. Orioles. lost track of her. I saw her on TV a couple of years ago. singiag two benefit performances at Bailey Sam H. Harris in 1917. Oxley. sion supplement, is published each Satur­ 9:00 (8-40) AU-American 9:30 (840) Olympic Trials. 8:30 (9) BasebaU; Mets vs. for ecology. Caa you teU me If she’s sUll siaglag? MRS. Auditorium in Manchester High School. One of the song hits from the show is 1:30 (2) "The Last of the day by The Manchester Evening Herald, One of the famous Andrews Football Game; East vs. 10:00 (57) OlympUd. Cardinals. BONNIE ENGLAND, Carl Jnctloa. Mo. Featured in “Pops ’N Harmony” with "Ev’rybody Ought To Know How To Do Mohicans” (1936). Randolph Herald Square, Manchester, Conn. 06040. W6St 10:30 (5) Sports Ehrtra. Yes, Carolyn is sUII acUve. Actually, she preceded Joan the orchestra will be a chorus of more The Tickle Toe.” Sisters, Maxene Andrews, comes Scott, Binnie Barnes. Ueadline for Forum of the Arts: Eight H:S0 (9) Racing from Baez as a popular folk singer, but never really got the recogni- than 100 barbershoppers from to the Coachlight Dinner Theatre in 3:00 (8) "Never on a Sun­ days before publication. Advertising “Dearest Enemy,” the season opener at Yonkers Raceway. Uon she deserved. She doesn't work too much these days, Thuraday day” (1960). Melina Mercouri, deadline: Five days before publication. Manchester, Hartford, Rockville and Goodspeed, gives its final performance East Windsor Tuesday in the 11:30 (22) Baseball; Red Monday because she's married to David Blume, a newspaperman- Jules Dassin. restauranteur. Springfield, Mass. Sunday. opening of “Call Me Madam’’ Sox vs. Angels. 8:30 (840) BasebaU. 9:00 (2447) Olympiad. Music for the 3 and 7:30 p.m. perfor­ For reservations, call 873-8668. which plays through Aug. 15. P a n 4 - WEEKEND — June 19,1»W WEEKEND - June 19. 1976 - Page 8

Today, June 19 Daytime programs Featuring The IdM 4:30 Ask Congress ...... 20 10:30 Risk of Marriage...... 30 World’s Largest Monday — Friday Children’s Film Festival . . S U.S.Open ...... 840 Firing Line ...... 24 Black N ew s...... 5 2:18 Beverly Hillbillies...... 9 Let’s Make a Deal...... 40 One Life to U ve ...... 840 Selection Of M ov ies...... M Hee H a w ...... 30 Department S ...... 9 6HI0 Ice Cream 8KW M o v ie ...... 2 Not for Women O nly___ .2 2 12:30 L assie...... 9 C o A J k i. Dick Van D yke...... 20 Bonanza...... 40 PTL G u b ...... ’. . . 1 8 Public Service Mary Hartman...... 30 Products Big V alley...... 8 2:80 Search for Tomorrow ...... 3 PTL G u b ...... 18 W restling...... 22 Programming...... 3 Fllntstones...... 40 World Team Tennis...... 18 7:30 10:40 M o v ie ...... 8 AU My Children...... 840 Hodgepodge Lodge...... 24 36 FLAVORS - 60 VARIETIES Woman’s Tennis ______24-S7 10HN) To Be announced...... 20 Land of the T h re e ...... 3 Flying Circus ...... 24 8-40 Journey to Adventure...... 9 Ulias, Yoga 81 Y o u ...... 57 Vegetable Soup...... SO 4 ^ 0 Price U Right ...... 3 Star T rek ...... 22 Yale ’7 6 ...... 8 Soundstage...... 57 Public Service Take My Advice...... 20-2240 Custom Decorated ke Cream Cakes Gamer Ted Armstrong... 40 M o v ie ...... 2 4H)0 Mister Rogers...... 24 Greatest Sports Legends .. 9 Programming...... 8 4 4 Hiat G ir l...... 5 11HN) 1H)0 B ew itched...... 3 1:30 Naishvllle on the Rrad . . . 20 4:38 A.M. (Connecticut...... 8 Open All Year Music Celebration...... SO N ew s...... 3-2240 7 M Match G a m e ...... 3 Lost in S p a c e ...... 5 Make It Real ...... 8 As Schoob Match Wits... 22 M o v ie ...... 8 Romper Room ...... 9 1227 Burnside Ave. 5284781 N ov a...... 57 Special : ’The Apollo...... 5 N ew s...... 3 M o v ie s...... 54 Brady Bunch...... 822 CaU of the W est...... 20 0:10 (Celebrity Sweepstakes Powder MIN Shopping Corner East Hartford 8:30 9dM Dick Van Dyke...... 20 U nderdog...... 5 Ryan’s Hope ...... 8-40 M o v ie ...... 9 Fisherman...... SO Give Us ’This D a y ...... 2 ...... 20-2240 People Just Don’t Whistle 24 The Jeffersons...... '. . . 3 11:30 Cartoon Carnival...... 8 Know Your W orld ...... 20 S om erset...... 20 Restaurant Gilligan’s Island...... 40 Sesame St...... 34 8dM Good Heavens...... 8 4 0 M o v ie ...... 3 T o d a y ...... 22-30 S om erset...... 22-30 Sesame St...... 24 2HM Leave It to Beaver...... 40 N ew s...... 8-22 M o v ie ...... 9 R a c in g ...... 9 Bit parts Good Morning America .. 40 Lucy Show...... 30 Soul ’T rain...... S 10*40 1:30 Mission; Im possible...... 5 700 G u b ...... 18 Friends...... 20-30 7:30 Mike D ou glas...... 40 une 22 Space: 1099 ...... S Andy Griffith ...... 5 As tbe World Turns...... 3 E m ergen cy...... 20-2240 Helen Hayes will costar in 0.-00 Oral Roberts...... 6 Kiner’s Komer...... 9 B aseball...... 22 Bugs Bunny...... 5 High R o lle rs...... 20-2240 Rhyme and Reason -...... 840 Mister Rogers...... 24 Grandstand...... 20-22-S0 Family At War...... 24 "Tbe Monqrchangers” with News...... 34-2230 PoUce Woman ...... 3830 Uving Faith ...... 18 HI 101119111 Go^ M on^ America ... 8 I Love Lucy ...... 40 Days of Our Lives .. .29-22-30 Champions...... 40 Kirk Douglas. B ew itched...... 5 NFL Action ...... 20 8:30 N ew s...... 840 N ew s...... 9 4:30 Music From Aspen . ..3447 2:18 Carrie Fisher, daughter of IIHM) 2HI0 Dinah ...... 3 It Takes a T hief...... 9 Week in R eview ...... 24 D o c ...... 3 W restling...... 9 8HM) S.W.A.T...... 4 0 * Debbie Reynolds and Eddie G am bit...... 3 829,000 P yram id...... 840 Baseball...... 2O-22-S0 Black Perspective...... 90 Special: Oral Roberts...... 5 Mike D ouglas...... 8 Real McCoys...... 18 •40 12:18 Captain K an garoo...... 3 B ew itched...... 5 2:30 Puerto Rican Parade .... 57 P ilo t ...... ;...O 4 0 Fisber, will star as D o r o ^ in 2:30 F ilm ...... 20 Zoom ...... 2447 Secret Agent...... 40 FUntstones...... 5 One Day At a ’Time...... 3 ‘"Tbe Wizard of Ox" on s t ^ Let’s Make a Deal...... 8 Guiding L i ^ t ...... 3 Hogan’s Heroes ...... 22 Gunsm oke...... 40 Hitchcock Presents...... S 8:30 9dM Public Service Christian Living___ . . . . IS 12:30 in Dallas this August. Straight ’Talk...... 9 Break the Bank ...... 8 ^ Mod Squad...... 30 3KI0 N ew s...... 34-20-22-3040 Mary ’Tyler M oore...... 3 Programming...... 9 9 4 0 1040 Rock Concert ...... 3 Ruth Gordon will reprise Wheel of Fortune____20-22-30 Religious program ...... 18 Sesame St...... 57 M o v ie ...... S Kiner’s Komer ...... 9 F ootb a ll...... 8-40 T o d a y ...... 20 Partridge Family...... 5 CBS R eports...... 3 Stu Gilliam playi 1HN) / her role in “ Rosemary’s Electric (Co...... 2447 D octors...... 20-2240 Wide World of Sports . . . 8 ^ Survival K it...... 24 M o v ie s...... 20-22 244047 4:48 N ew s...... 3404230 N ews...... "Freenuui.” the glK^ who M o v ie ...... ,-4 8:30 Edge of Night...... 40 ...... 5 Baby” in the sequel, 2:88 PTL G u b ...... 20 Ehica ...... 14 U .F.0...... 9 7dM 0-40 Rin’Tin’Tin ...... 5 PTL G u b ...... 11 refu el to itop Maring tlw Bold Ones . . i ...... 30 “ Rosemary’s Baby n ." 11*JM N ew s...... 5 Children With Special Needs.. PTL Club...... 18 Agronsky & Company...... 3 Bob Newhart...... 3 Joe Franklin ...... 9 OHIO NBC News Special.. 281230 nm ownen of hli Connec-. IdO Paul Winfield has been- Love of Life ...... 3 Take K e r r ...... 9 3:30 M o v ie ...... 5 Jerry Falwell...... 18 Brady Bunch...... 5 7 4 0 Dance For Camera . ...1 4 4 7 ticut home, In an ABC-TV Biography ...... 3 added to the cast of "Damna­ OHM) Midday L ive ...... 5 3H)0 M o v ie...... 5 N ew s...... 8-22 Big VaU ey...... 22 N ews...... 23240 Rookies ...... 40 lOdW New England Journal...... 3 Happy D ays...... 840 All In the Fam ily...... 3 comedy ipecial tonight at 2HN) tion Alley," starring George Mister Rogers...... 57 Andy Griffith ...... 5 4KW R a c in g ...... 9 Dinah Shore ...... 3 Dennis the M enace...... 5 1040 8:S0 on Channel! 8 and 40. M o v ie ...... 5 Peppard. _ Hollywood Squares . ,29-22-30 Casper and F riew ls...... 5 G m ^ t r a t io n ...... 8 Mets Baseball...... 9 Lawrence Welk...... 18 N ew s...... 5 Phil Donahue ...... 8 Advisory Special ...... 5 (Carrascolendas...... 24 General HospiUl...... 840 8-40 Ironside ...... 9 Kitty Today...... 22 W oman...... 1 4 4 7 Sesame St...... 57 Lucy Show ...... 9 Fllntstones...... 5 Pop Goes the Country. . . . IS Not for Women Only.....30 1140 Noon Uving Word ...... 18 L aM le...... 18 To be announced ...... 10 Sunday, June 20 Strum’n D rum m ers...... 40 N ews...... 2232344940 N ew s...... 3-84 Another W o rld ...... 20-22-30 Electric Co...... 2447 Joyce Chen ...... 34 Mary Hartman...... M 7 OdM Catholic Service...... 922-SO 9:30 Magnificent Marble 3:30 Hogan's Heroes ...... 30 To TeU the Truth...... 30 2dM 7:30 Tbe Lucy Show...... 9 Everywoman...... S Latino...... 40 Green A cres ...... 5 M achine...... 20-2240 Mickey Mouse G ub ...... 34 N ew s...... 40 M o v ie s...... 3-2240 God’s Smuggler...... 18 7 4 0 Dick Van Dyke...... 20 8:30 Sesame St...... 57 Tennis...... 8-M Lowell ’Thomas...... 57 Bobby Vinton ...... 3 1140 Camera ’Three ...... S 10:30 M e ts ...... 9 Adam 12...... 5 8KI0 C i / a r d Ironside...... 3 I Rev. Cleophus Robinson. . . S Look Up & Live ...... S Day of Discovery...... 18 Monday, June 21 Screen T e st...... 3 Sonny & C h e r...... 3 RENT-A-CAR Movies ...... M 7dM Groovle Goolies...... 8 M yshkin...... 57 Elxpressions...... 20 Lawrence Welk...... 5 8H10 OHIO Mystery of Uie Week ...2 4 9 . Insight ...... S Point of V ie w ...... 9 BasebaU...... 22 2:30 Six Million Dollar M an.. 8-40 ISUZU TO YOU, TOO! N ew s...... 34-2240 All in the Fam ily...... 3 Johnny (Uirson...... 183140 f Wonder W indow...... 5 Jewish Heritage...... 40 MacNell Report...... 24 Hour of P o w e r...... 18 M o v ie ...... 9 B ew itched...... 5 Joe F orrester...... 2822-30 MacNeil R ep ort___ ...... 57 This is the Life ...... 8 10:48 Ellery Queen...... 20-22-30 Treasure Hunt ...... 30 3.-00 It Takes a T h ief...... 9 Mozart in Seattle...... 2447 1240 Lucy Show...... 22 Jewish L ife ...... 30 Room 222 ...... 40 M ov ies...... 5-20 N o v a ...... 2447 Real McCoys...... 18 0:30 Ring Around the World .. SO Martin Agronsky...... 57 Name of Uie Game ...... 3 11KM Dance For Camera...... 57 8:30 Zoom ...... 2447 Maude...... 3 140 7:30 Getting Down to Business . 3 Jimmy Sw aggart...... 18 8 4 0 3:18 G unsm oke...... 40 New York Report ...... 9 Tomorrow ...... 282240 Arthur & Company...... S Fllntstones...... 5 I’ve Got a S ecret...... 3 M o v ie ...... 30 OHM) 8:30 Life in the S p irit...... 18 Yogi Bear ...... 5 ’These Are the Days ____8-40 G oss W its...... 5 148 3:30 K o ja k ...... 3 Partridge Fmily...... S 10H)0 Worship For Shut-Ins...... 8 Rex Humbard...... 9 Happy Days...... 8-40 Jack Benny ...... 5 U.S.Open ...... 8-40 Special: Crime...... 5 N ew s...... 8282230 Medical Center...... 3 Christophers...... 9 Greatest Sports Legends . 22 Greatest Sports Legends .. 9 130 PTL G u b ...... 18 P ilo t ...... 840 Sports Gullenge ...... 18 N ew s...... 5 Vegetable Soup...... 22 Carrascolendas...... 30 700 G u b ...... 18 M ovie...... 1 Charles Ives ...... 7 C olom bo...... 20-22-30 Tourists Are (doming. . . 2447 Jersey S id e ...... 9 M ov ie...... SO Sesame St...... 57 Movin’ On ...... 2040 Joe Franklin...... 9 Masterpiece ’Theatre . . . 24-57 Jerry F alw ell...... 40 4:30 7 M PTL G u b ...... 18 11:30 Rent a New Burglar-Proofing...... 2447 240 Pro Bowling...... 3 9:30 N ew s...... 3-2240 Jigsaw John ...... 28224 8HM Face the Nation...... 3 8 4 0 Hitchcock Presents ...... 5 Kiner’s Komer...... 9 U.S. Olympic Trials ____840 1976 GRANADA Andy Grilftth...... 5 Gnedin Line...... 24 We Believe ...... S Make a W ish...... 8-40 (jood Times...... 3 Baseball...... 22 Oral Roberts...... 18 Opel Isuzu 2-door Coupo Con^tration ...... 8 Flying Circus...... 57 345 W onderanu...... s Sports Challenge ...... 22 Merv G riffu i...... 5 2 Family At War...... 24 from Iron sid e...... 9 10:30 Pat Collins...... Catholic Service...... 8 Adelante...... 30 Let us put that another way.What we at CiNrtM’ Oak Laverne it Shirley...... 840 ’Three Stooges...... 30 10HI0 Journey to Adventure___ 18 Meet the M ayors...... 9 345 Davey & G oliath...... 9 have for you Is Opal Isuzu. A tww small Import from MeU ...... 9 Noon American Documents...... 3 DIHon Leasing Corp. To be announced ...... 20 M ovie...... 2 Word of L ife ...... 22 BuIck. And you can have one too, H you com e In to see No Honestly ...... 57 Face the S ta te ...... 3 N ew s...... 5 _ Survival K it...... 2447 Sesame St ...... 57 8dlO Antiques...... 24 11H)0 5:35 M o v ie ...... 5 Living F a ith ...... 18 Only $70 per week, plus mileage us. That’s an Isuzu. What we call a World Car. It’s basic 9 4 0 Mission; Impossible ...... 5 To TeU the Truth...... 30 N ew s...... 34-22244040 Give Us This Day ...... 2 8-40 to qualified renters. design Is German, It’s built In-Japan. 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Last of the WUd...... 8 Teach-Ins...... 18 Large selection In stock. Ready for Immediate M o v ie s...... 54 8:48 12:30 11HMI Connecticut Report...... 18 Victory Garden...... 24 delivery. Honeymoon Suite...... -40 Davey & Goliath...... 40 M o v ie...... 3 N ew s...... 3-8-224040 Friends of Man ...... 20 Mundo R ea l...... 57 319 Main St., Manchester Johnny Carson ...... 2822-30 9d)0 Dialogue...... 8 Gabe Pressman...... 5 Hollywood Squares ____22-30 MacNeil Report...... 57 { /i W O R l j n H E R S 7 Barrio...... s M o v ie s...... 9 Phone 643-2145 CHARnR OAK BUICK Meet the P ress...... 20-22-30 8:00 (8enM*6v U ft M a h ) MacNell Report...... 24 New D a y ...... 8 12-40 Conversations W ith ...... 40 N ew s...... PTL G u b ...... 18-20 •I ttUISST.,auaSSTn( 89w m 8.)MMSPI Polka ...... 40 3 lt« 9} sH 1-9* A Bewte 15. Nasi M Agwwf. e8 Sculpture in the O pen___ 24 8 4 0 301-315 CENTER ST, MMOESTDi Hot Fudge...... 8 Gilligan’s Island...... 40 « ...... :WHYN, Springfield when WOR (9) is not on the integrate their own cultural heritage with mainbmd Victory Garden...... 57 Tourists Are ONnhag...... 57 M o v ie ...... 2 8^...... WGBY, Springfield air. customs. Give Us This D a y ...... 2

1 1 Page 6 - WEEKEWD - June 19, v m Wednesday, June 23 Saturday, WEEKEND - June 19. 1976 - PaK*7 6:00 7 :3 0 Victory Garden...... 24 1 1 :3 0 Newa...... ?...... S4-2M0 Name That Tune...... 3 Ironside...... 3 June 26 Bewitched ...... 5 Adam 12...... 5 94H) M ovies...... 88-840 It Takes a lliief...... 9 825,000 Pyram id...... 8 Cannon...... 3 Johnny Carson ...... 282280 6:30 B aretta...... 840 Real McCoys...... 18 Mayor’s Half H o u r...... 18 MacNeil R ep o rt ...... 57 Ag-USA...... 3 Great Performances . . . 2857 Zoom...... 24-57 Wild Kingdom...... 20-30 1 2 :3 0 Patterns for Living ...... 5 Gunsmoke...... 40 MacNeil R eport...... 24 Name of the Game...... 3 6:48 :4; Room 222 ...... 40 9 :3 0 The Rock...... 18 IdM New D a y ...... 8 r',- 6:30 Martin Agronsky...... 57. Tomorrow...... 2822-30 7.-00 m - Partridge Family...... 5 6KM) lOdIO 1d>5 Eye on Women...... 3 News...... 8-20-22-30 Jacksons...... 3 Blue Knight...... 3 Jack Benny...... 5 Underdog...... 5 Champions...... 18 Cross W its...... 5 News...... 5 Cartoon C arnival...... 8 Book B e at...... 24-57 Bionic Woman ...... 8-40 Starsky & Hutch ...... 8-40 IdO M ovie...... 2 Lucy Show...... 22 NFL Action...... 9 P T L a u b ...... 18 Joe Franklin...... ft Consultation ...... 30 7:00 700 a u b ...... 18 Hawk ...... 2822-30 7:30 News...... 3-22-40 Little House on Mozart in Seattle...... 25 1:40 Ranger Station ...... 3 i Andy Griffith ...... 5 the P rairie...... 20-22-30 Group Portrait ...... 57 Hitchcock P resents...... 5 Concentration...... 8 Mark of Jazz...... 24 3s30 Dennis the M enace...... 5 Ironside ...... 9 Group P o rtra it...... 57 IldM Pat Collins...... 2 News...... 9 I Dream of Jeannie...... 22 fo be announced ...... 20 6:3 0 News...... 3-828283840 4dK) Beverly Hillbillies...... 30 Antiques...... 24 Kelly M onteith...... 3 Mary Hartman...... 867 M ovie...... 2 To Tell the Truth...... 30 Celebrity Tennis...... 9 OHIO Merv Griffin...... 5 8:38 Victory Garden...... 57 Dick Van Dyke...... 20 Big Blue Marble ...... 3 M ets...... 9 Give Us This D a y ...... 2 Flintstones...... 5 Hong Kong Phdoey...... 840 Thursday, June 24 Newark & Reality...... >.. 9 E m ergency...... 2822-30 0:90 6:00 Candid Camera...... 8 Olympiad...... 24-57 David Jansaoi playo an ea- Ranger Station...... 3 ■A; News...... 3-8-22-30 M edia...... 18 9 :3 0 Tom orrow ...... 2822-30 cap^ prisoner out to even Brady Bunch...... 5 Bewitched ...... 5 Hollywood Squares ...... 22 Manna...... 18 Tom and Jerry ...... 840 'v - MacNeil R eport...... 24 '<•03 up some old scores in It Takes a Thief...... 9 1 0 :0 0 Jack B enny...... 5 “Macho Callahan,’’ the Connecticut Report___. . . 9 Real McCoys...... 18 WHNB-TV Special Edition 30 Bamaby Jones ...... 3 CBS-TV Friday night Josie & Pussycats .. .2822-30 Zoom...... 24-57 Dragnet ...... 40 News...... 5 OKM Gunsmoke 40 Martin Agronsky...... 57 Movie...... 2 movie at ft on Channel 3. 4 ’ ' Harrv 0 ...... 840 Joe Franklin...... 9 Bullwinkle . . ; ...... 3 6:30 6 :0 0 Charles Azn avour...... 9 Partridge Family...... 5 Partridge Family...... 5 Waltons ...... 3 PTL Club...... 18 . Th« ManchMter Hi^cock Presents 5 H t r a l d Wanted Dead or A liv e ___9 News...... 8-20-22-30 Cross Wits ...... 5 Moyer’s Journal...... 2857 Waldo K itty...... 2822-30 Wally's Workshop ...... 18 Welcome Back Hotter .. 8-40 IIKM) Electric Co...... 24 M ovie...... 9 Pat Collins...... 2 pflnt*mora Tin lady ...... 24 News...... 3-822-283840 O-JO Children With Special Needs.. 700 Q u b ...... 18 3-45 Manehaatar nawa Mary Hartman...... 857 Scooby-Doo...... 3 , •“ '• , V-"-. Search For The 2 7:00 The Lucy Show...... ■... 9 Movie...... than any othar Bewitched ...!...... 5 Shinohara...... 20-22-30 News...... 3-22-40 Dick Van Dyke...... 20 .. nawapapar. GilUgan ...... 840 Group P o rtra it...... 24 Give Us This D a y ...... 2 Andy Griffith ...... 5 1 1 :3 0 M ovie...... 9 Mark of Jazz...... 57 Concentration...... 8 Ironside ...... 3 Pink Panther ...... 2822-30 Ironside ...... 9 8:3 0 M ovies...... 89 Mr. R o g ers...... 24 Nashville on the Road ... 18 Merv Griffin...... 5 M annix...... 840 lOdIO Sounding Board ...... 20 Barney Miller...... 8-40 Johnny Carson ...... 2822-30 Sbazam...... 3 Taking aim Black Perspective...... 24 Lowell Thomas...... 57 MacNeil R ep o rt...... 57 Monkees...... 5 To Tell the Truth...... 30 9 :0 0 1 2:30 Super Friends...... 8-40 7:30 The shooting range at the Manchester recreation center (the Hawaii F iv e -0 ...... 3 Name of the G am e...... 3 Land of the L ost___2822-30 Lottery...... 3 St. of San Francisco___8-40 The High 1 2 :4 0 Sesame St...... 24 old Nike Site) is busy and noisy throughout the year with prac­ Adam 12...... 5 M ovie...... 20-22-30 Magician ...... 8-40 10:30 tices and meets of the Manchester Revoler Club. Mileage Champ M ovie...... 5 Run Joe Run ...... 2822-30 Above, club member Ed Logan gets ready to fire. At left, Lynn Whaley (also on the cover) checks her results. Friday, June 25 ^ChrlcCVCCMfMe Ild M Space Nuts ...... 3, The local club, which designed and built the range, is con­ Speed Buggy...... 840 6:00 Martin Agronsky ...... 57 1 1:00 M ovie...... 9 sidered one of the best teams in the Metropolitan League. The News...... 3-822-30 8:00 News...... 3-822-283840 Planet of the Apes.. .2822-30 Bewitched ...... 5 group’s over-60 members, from all walks of life, share the range Sara ...... 3 Mary H artm an...... 857 Electric Co...... 24 It Takes a Thief...... 9 Cross W its...... ! 5 The Lucy Show...... 9 with Manchester Police and local rifle teams. - Real McCoys...... 18 11:30 M ovies...... 89-40 Dick Van Dyke...... 20 Zoom...... 24-57 Ghost Busters...... 3 (Photos by Steve Dunn) 700 C lub...... 18 1 1 :3 0 Gunsmoke ...... 40 OddBall Couple...... 8-40 Sanford & Son ...... 2822-30 M ovies...... 889 Westwind...... 2822-30 Rookies ...... 8-40 6:30 Week in Review...... 2857 I ever and CMiMtHMdswUfWMas. Mr. R o g ers...... 24 1 .C m e A w k w H *da M ew Ce. I* . I'artridge Family...... 5 6:30 Johnny Carson ...... 2822-30 Noon News...... 82822-30 MacNeil R ep o rt...... 57 Merv Griffin...... 5 Valley of Dinosaurs3 Oral Roberts...... 18 The Practice .'...... 2822-30 1 2 :4 0 Soul Train , ...... 5 Guppies to Groupers...... 24 Wall St. Week...... 2857 M ovie...... , EPA esttmatas* on tha Lost Saucer...... 8 Mundo R eal...... 57 9 :0 0 Dragnet ...... ! Honda Civic GVCG S-Spaad ara: Jetso n s...... ! ...... 2822-30 7:00 M ovie...... 3 1:00 TV Garden G u b ...... 24 News...... 822-40 Rockford F ile s...... 2822-30 M ovie...... ^47 mpg highway, 35 mpg clty.^ Bowling ...... 40 Andy Griffith ...... 5 Masterpiece Theatre .. 2857 Midnight Special ___ 2822-30 12:30 Concentration...... 8 fThe actual mileage you gel will var„ 9 :3 0 1 :3 0 Fat A lbert...... 3 Ironside ...... 9 nependlng on the type of driving you di^ 'M ovie...... 8-40 M ovie...... American Bandstaml...... 8 To be announced ...... 20 Bible...... 18 Joe Franklin...... > your driving habiu, your car’s condition^ r Aviation W eather...... 2857 Go-USA ...... 2822-30 3 :0 0 and optional equipment. To Tell the Truth...... 30 Hodgepodge Lodge...... 24 1 0:00 M ovie...... 7:30 News...... 5 3 :2 0 . Match Game P M ...... 3 Latin New Y ork...... 9 Pat Collins...... Bit parts Adam 12...... 5 PTL Club...... 18 Manchester Honda Advisory Special ...... 8 Police Story ...... 2822-30 3:5 0 24 Adam $L 046-2769 Earl Nightingale, whose Fishing...... 20 Soundstage...... 24 M ovie...... daily radio program, “Our Let's ^ k e a Deal...... 22 Great Performances ..... 57 4 :3 5 Changing World,” is heard on MacNeil Report . , ...... 24 M ovie...... Manchester’s WINF, is the Hollywood ^u ares ...... 30 1 0 :3 0 5:3 0 recipient of the 1976 Golden Room 222 ...... 40 Gamer Ted Armstrong.... 9 Give Us This D a y ...... Gavel Award of Toastmasters International. • LowrwH Sun • ArfBonti 8tntin«l Adfifllaini BuplNmanN to # Lawtaion Sun Journal • Middieiown P rto ••BurMngton Froo Rraaa * ^oriiand Prats Haraid • Havtfmil Qaamm • Huiilhd Harakt t a l. Junt U and Mon.. Jima 21,1171 •BrrkBhirt • BhMatord'Saco Journal i -ae 0 - WEEKEaVD - June 19.1W5 • NtMhJfypoft • Bangor Daily • N«mr Havan Ragitiar • Brockton EntwpfiMy • Dainty tim^B • watarbiify Adpubi^can • Fitchbury Svnhngl • Oknn^rltr Twn^ • Mrrfofd C«lr<«n • CofKOtO Monitor • Altitboro Sun ChionKlt • 'prrmjftaw Raputlican • Valioy Ntwt • Nmwaik flour Medal commemorates just one day • Stamford AtfvocMti • Patriot Ladgar • Hminn tfarakf Advarttaar • Liwranot'Eaott'trrtHjna BM. Jtma II. 1171 • Hartford Courartt • Manchatiar Hanfrt ' • Hartford Iimat By RUSS MacKENDRICK Medallic Art Co. of Danbury, Conn., and is -me THANKes YOU STORE Stit.. Jon* II, 1171 • Tho Smart R»Kipt>ar l«Ml.. JufM H. 1171 • North Hawan Po»t • Sanford Trihoftw, • Pomrnoufh Harakl sold by Happy Birthday USA, 1700 Penn­ Wad , Jtma II. I f t i On July 8,1776, crusty old John Adams Thura^ Juna 17. il7| • l^rntucf'lt Tima-: found himself to be in a pretty good mood sylvania Ave. N.W., Washington, D.C., Frt. Juna II . 1171 20016. about the morrow and wrote to wife ENDS SAT, JUNE 26 Abigail in this vein; Visitors at the binge will also be able to Starts M on, June 2 1 "Succeeding pick up the medal in silver-plated bloze 0*ar 100 Moiaa Acraaa Iha NaHon # Opan Oaly 10 to 1 0 ^ generations w iil for keychains and pendants. celebrate with pomp Stamps At last, tfae crescendo, the living end — and parade, with and all downUU from here. shows, games, sports, guns, belts, coins A bottar tip bonfires and il­ “Stamps” magazine has a weekly luminations from column called "Stamp Maricet Tips” by one end of the continent to the other.” John Ross. Usually his tip-of-the-week is We don’t know about the rest of the con­ like the famous purple cow (you can never tinent, but Washington, D.C., should be hope to see one) but in the June 12th issue, just as the letter predicted from the com­ it’s a little better. He gives the U.S. Scott ing second of July through the Fourth — number C46, the 80

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