PAGE EIGHTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENIWO HgRALD. Mindwiter. Conn., f r i- Jmw 4.1876 Obituaries » Unemployment rate declines The weather Inside today WASHINGTON (UPI) - tlw improvement. employment. Nonfarm dropped to 18.5 per cent Mrs. Mildred A. Laughton Sunny today, high in 80i. Clear Area news . 2 H S World .5 Unemployment among Joblessness was down payroll employment would and jobleiineas among tonight, lows in SOs. Mostly sunny Sun­ Busineu 3 Obituaries Mrs. Mildred Aldrich Laughton, 81, HaiirlfPHtpr Ewpitinn HrralJi American workers from 7.5 per cent in April have risen by about 150,000 blacks fell to 12.2 per cent. day, highs in low 80s. Chance of Churches 8 Sr Citizens of 170 Scott Dr. died Thunday at declined slightly to 7.8 per and showed a significant had It not bMn for strikes. While the average dura­ precipitation, zero through Sunday. Classified 8-10 Sports 7-8 Manchester Memorial Hospital. She cent in May and the reduction from the reces­ tion of unemployment National weather forecast map on TWELVE PACES T f c e Bright One** Dear Abbv II Week-Review was the widow of Theodore J. number of persons holding sion peak of 8.9 per cent set Unemployment fell by declined significantly to 15 Page 9. WEEKEND INSIDE htdilurlal 4 Wings MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, JUNE 5, 1976 - VOL. XCV, No. 210 Laughton. Jobs reacb^ a record 87.7 last May. There has been about 180,000 to 6.9 million weeks, there was a strong PRIGEi FIFTEEN CENTS Mrs. Laughton was born in million, the Labor Depart­ no increase in unemploy­ in May, a reduction that oc­ Increase in the number of Fitchburg, Mass., and lived in ment reported today. ment since last September. curred almost entirely persons working part time Wethersfield for 15 years before It was the eighth con­ The number of employed among women. Increased for economic reasons. The coming to Manchester IS years ago. secutive month without an persons has in c r e a ^ by employment for women number of partially She was a member of St. Mary's increase in the jobless 3.6 million since the reces­ was explained primarily by employed persons rose Episcopal Church and Temple rate, the Labor Depart­ sion low, but Joblessness an expansion of Jobs in the 130,000 to 3.4 million. War-weary Lebanese Chapter, OES. ment said. Not since 1973, has shown substantially service industries and liie civilian labor force She is survived by two daughters, Just prior to the recession, less improvement. There government — the held steady at 94.6 million Mrs. Paul Bernard of Manchester has unemployment shown are now 1.4 million fewer traditionally female Jobs. in May. Over the year, the and Mrs. Thelma Peacock of Ver­ no increase over an eight- unemployed persons than Joblessness among 'labor force has increased non; and three grandchildren. by 1.8 million — mostly call for peace talks month period. the recession peak last women dropped from 7.3 The funeral is Saturday at 11 a.m. May. . per cent to 6.8 per cent, among adult women. The number of persons at Rose Hill Funeral Home, 580 Elm Strikes had a heavy im­ reflecting a continuing im­ who work hit a record peak BEIRUT, Lebanon (UPI) — Lebanese Moslem forces to withdraw St., Rocky Hill. Burial will be in Rose pact on May's employment provement among female sion any foreign force has ever had to for the fourth straight j Lebanon's war-weary factions, or be forced out. but the various Hill Memorial Park, Rocky HiU. picture. A 45-day-old household heads. mount. ' one Western diplomat said. month, climbing by 300,000 thrown into disarray by Syria's inva- Syrian deadlines came and went with Friends may call at the funeral walkout by 60,000 rubber "The Syrians do not even have to to 87.7 million in May. Unemployment meanwhile . sion, have called for peace no word on whether the forces had home tonight from 7 to 9. Temple workers caused a slight rose slightly among men. fight All they have to do is let word Women benefited most by * negotiations to end the country's 14- withdrawn. Chapter will conduct a service decline in manufacturing Teen-age unemployment leak out where they are advancing tonight at 8 at the funeral home. month civil war. Rightist and leftist sources, next and wait for the leftists to pull The family suggests that any A column of Syrian troops rolled however, said fighting In the rugged out ■' memorial gifts may be made to the north from the Bekaa Valley into the mountain district had stopped Syria's methodical success In Organ Fund of St. Mary's Episcopal Mt. Lebanon area Friday, taking up In a major reversal, the leftist routing leftist militiamen gave the Church or to the Heart Association of Only a few USCGA cadets 76 CAPRICE $5850 positions around the town of Lebanese Arab army, mainstay of 12.(XX) Syrian troops control of all of C ltw lc Cp«. V-8. A/trani.. »>r cond.. Tarshish, 25 miles east of Beirut, ac­ the Moslem forces. Friday asked Greater Hartford, 310 Collins St., AM-FM-8t«r«o, iotdtd with too eastern Lebanon and most of the Hartford. cording to reporters on the scene. Damascus to send military north — and prompted the calls for many opUoni to lltL Originol prfco Leftist forces, who had warned violate its honor code n«w $6913.00 negotiators for peace talks to end urgent talks. 75 VALIANT $3995 they would defend the town, ap­ "the Syrian m ilitary invasion i’alestinian guerrilla groups, Alexander C. Noble parently pulled back and allowed the Cuttom 4-Dr. 6 cyt., A/trani., gli N through mutual understanding and fearing the liquidation of the Alexander C. Noble, 73, of MB Bonekemper, staff legal of­ cheating might be allowed cond., radio, vinyl roof. P/atooring Syrians to move in without firing a cooperation." (Palestinian) resistance" by Syria McGuire Lane died Thursday at NEW LONDON (UPI) - ficer. He said a few of the to continue as a cadet. shot. Lebanese rightists, also nervous About three Coast Guard 75 VEGA $2995 formed a joint military command Manchester Memorial Hospital, 1,100 cadets lied about Other punishments besides Sta. Wagon. 4 cyl., 4-ap«ad trani. The advance appeared to be aimed about Syria's intentions, planned a with the Ubanese Arab army and Academy cadets run afoul radio. Mr. Noble was born July 23,1902 in (Herald photo by Ounn) where they had been, or to expulsion include loss of s? at forcing an end to weeks of fighting summit meeting to discuss whether leftist militias, the Palestine Libera­ Kilsythe, Scotland, and lived in of its honor code each year, cover for a fellow cadet, in the right to leave the cam­ 75 DATSUN $3595 between rightists and leftists around the Syrians would withdraw if the according to l.t. Charles tion Organization announced. Manchester most of his life. For the violation of the code. pus. T10 Vsdoor. 4 cyl., A/trana.. radio. the mounain villages of Mtein and round-table peace conference Splat King, academy public In- The merger would unite Yasser past 10 years, he had been employed The academy's honor Most honor code cases, Aintoura, about three miles west of proposed by President-elect Elias Arafat's Ai Fatah group and the rival An unidentified thrower puts one right on target as Ted Bolduc formation officer, 75 MUSTANG $3995 L.S the Syrian forward positions. as a maintenance man at the House system has been "found to which do not involve Qhia II Cpa. V-6. A/trana Sarkis formulates a plan for over-all "rejection front” in their first joint and Hale building on Main St. He gets a splat in the face with a wet sponge during a sponge toss be a very viable one and cheating, are resolved P/attarlng, vinyl root, radio, Leftists and Palestinians said the security to end the fighting. military operation since the guerrilla previously worked at Cheney Bros, game Thursday at the Keeney St. School fair. Steven K. Barker of El there are no plans to alter before they get to the Syrians had issued an ultimatum to "This is probably the easiest inva­ Paso, Tex. — expelled frbm 7 5 IMPALA $AVE movement split in 1974 for many years. He was a member of it. It provides for flexibili­ executive board, according Cuatom Cpa. V-6. A/trana., air con- St. Mary's Episcopal Church. the academy Wednesday- ty and allows for discretion to King. d.. many opUona. Survivors are a son, Bruce W. No­ for cheating on an where appropriate. Every 74 IMPALA $3445 engineering examination— 1 Herald pliolo by Dunni ble of Manchester; and two Grasso seeking ways case is reviewed on its own Sport Sedan. V-8, A/irana., aJr con­ grandchildren. was unusual because the merits," King said. dition. vinyl roof, radio. P/tlaarlng cadet was dismissed only DRIVEWAYS P/brakea. Preparing for Bicentennial Parade The funeral is Saturday at 11 a.m. Extenuating cir­ Humphrey ready to go at St. Mary's Episcopal Church. two hours before gradua­ cumstances are con­ 74 CHEVELLE $3425 to cut gas consumption Malibu Claaalc 4-Door. V-6, Burial will be in East Cemetery. tion. sidered, he said, meaning T O M ^ do LLA Faced with the problem of directing at least 4,000 people at the assembly area before the Five other cadets, all A/lrani., air cond., P/itaerIng, Friends may call at Holmes some cadets found guilty of 643-1 Ml radio. Manchester June 12 Bicentennial parade, committee members including Diane Cusson, Department snow removal ac­ Funeral Home, 400 Main St., tonight HARTFORD (UPI) - Gov. Ella T. sophomores, were found 74 PLYMOUTH $3375 left, Shirley Dobson and Raymond Demers, parade treasurer, have been busy painting Grasso has asked three top members counted for much of the rise. guilty of cheating by a from 7 to 9. Satallitt Cuatom 4-Door. V-6, signs. All floats will be carrying numbers, and signs have also been made for this purpose. if Jimmy Carter falters The family suggests that any of her administration to find ways to The hike Increased costs 8126,(X)0, seven-member executive A/Uana., air cond., P/itaarlng. vinyl memorial gifts may be made to the reverse an increase in gasoline use Brooks said. Leaving the transporta­ board of officers and facul­ roof, radio. By LEWIS LORD fpllowing Tuesday's primaries in venlion is definitely an open conven­ tion department out, the rise was 3 ty. Organ Fund of St, Mary's Episcopal by state employes. 74 FORD $3895 1 iiileil Pmis Interiialiunal Oio, New Jersey and California. tion." Church. per cent, he said. King said there was no Oran Torino 2-Door Ellta. V-8, A/T, Humphrey said he still wants to be That, he said, "would lend itself to Between January and April of this P/S, P/brakea. vinyl roof, radio. Storms sweep through Plains State use of fuel oil, electricity, further action expected on Sen. Hubert Humphrey, who has president, but if Carter emerges myself looking more favorably on year, gasoline usage rose 14.2 per and natural gas dropped 7.4 per cent the cases of the five 74 DUSTER $3250 By United Press Internatinnal repeatedly said he would not actively from the primaries with 1,300 of the some positive action on my part." cent compared to the same period Cpe. V-8. A/lrani, P/ilatrlng, miles west of Dickinson, N.D., and another. Jacksonville, Fla., received Mrs. Jennie Vent! in the first third of this year com­ sophomores until the mid­ Tornadoes, hail and severe seek the presidency, now says he will 1,505 delegates needed for the Carter retorted Humphrey's last year, according to Planning and bucket aeati. radio. dumped three inches of rain on the Mrs. Jennie Janton Venti, 58, of pared to las.t, after adjustments for dle of next week. The five thunderstorms swept through the 1.7 inches of rain. — if Jimmy Carter stumbles in the nomination. "I think it would be nomination would divide the party Energy Policy Commissioner Lynn area in 23 minutes. Temperatures throughout th e/48 64F Case Dr. died Thursday at an differences in the weather, according have until today to resign FIX UP 74 DATSUN 610 $3495 Plains states Friday night. No in­ last three primaries next week. futile" to seek it. and be a "major obstacle " to victory Alan Brooks. 4 cyl.. 4 speed, AM-FM radio, air Hugo, Colo., received three inches to Brooks. or appeal their expulsion. juries or major property damage contiguous states early today ranged The 1968 Democratic nominee said But, the Minnesota Democrat said, in November. East Hartford convalescent home. cond. of rain within one hour. One-inch from 84 at Needles, Calif, to 40 at He, Finance Commissioner Jay 0. The state Planning Department is Last year's honor code was reported. in Minneapolis Friday he will "If by chance Mr. Carter should not "I think people would think the She was the widow of Joseph Venti. rains fell at Minot, N.D., and at Kaiispell, Mont., and Atlantic City, Mrs. Venti was bom in Rockville Tepper and Transportation Com­ optimistic the state's $27.5 million cases did not involve 74 OLDS $3175 Skies were mostly clear over the "assess the hard statistical facts" do too well in the upcoming three democratic process had been SPECIALS Om ega Hatchback. 6 cyl.. atd Dalharo and Odessa, Tex. N.J. missioner James F. Shugrue were energy budget can be cut $1 million cheating, according to Lt. primaries, that will mean the con- bypassed," Carter said in Ohio. and lived in Hartford for many years trana., P/sleerIng, radio. Northeast quarter of the nation, in In southeast Wyoming, 50 m.p.h. before coming to Manchester eight ordered Thursday to look into the by June 30 as the governor has Comm. Edward the Eastern Plains and west of the Campaigning in shirt sleeves in requested, said a department of­ 73 OLDS $2995 winds caused some damage to trees Dayton, Columbus and Toledo years ago. situation. Brooks said Transportation Rockies. at Wheatland and half-inch hail fell Auditorforecasts $16.2 million Survivors are her mother, Mrs. ficial. ALUMINUM Omega Cpe. 6 cyl., A /lra n a . Four tornadoes each were reported Friday, Carter called the Ohio Just Add P/sleerlng, radio. at Chugwater. primary "the major contest” of the Anna Nawracja Janton of Water GUTTERS in North Dakota and Colorado and Showers and thundershowers were Manchester; and a sister, Mrs. Ger­ 73 PINTO $2495 two twisters touched down briefly in three next week. He said he expected Fire calls 2-Ooor. 4 cyl.. 4-tpeed irant.. radio also scattered from the middle trude Barile of Manchester. Syria pushing Lebanese the Big Horn Mountains of Wyoming. to have at least 1,200 "solid" Mississippi Valley into the South delegate votes by Wednesday "and The funeral is Saturday at 9:15 Sand Mix .032 WHITE ALUMINUM 73 MAVERICK $2695 Marble-size hail fell at Medora, State surplus estimates 10’-18’-21’-32’ Atlantic and eastern Gulf Coast that's a conservative estimate.” a.m. from the D'Esopo East Hart­ Mortor Mix Cpe. V-8. A/lrana.. P/alaerlng, N.D., and Lyman, Neb., and states. nearer to peace talks Manchester radio, vinyl roof. i Republican Ronald Reagan, ford Funeral Chapel, High and Today, 10:44 a.m. —First CotKrete Mix 500 (In. ft. Midland, Tex., clocked wind gusts at A tornado touched down in Tampa, Carter Sts., with a Mass, at St. Playsand 74 FORD * $3895 60 miles per hour. | heartened by a poll showing him well BEIRUT, Lebanon (UPI) — Syria Thursday left 60 dead and 100 in­ aid call to 66 Center St. 10’ Downspouts Gran Torino aialion wagon, V-8, Fla., destroying a house and keep on going up and up Patrick and St. Anthony Church, Severe thunderstorms also ahead of President Ford in Califor­ sent a contingent of its occupying jured. The Syrian army enforced (Town) Blacktop Patch A/Uani„ air condition. P/ateering, damaging the roof and porch of Hartford, at 10. Burial will be In Mt. * P/brakaa, radio. produced marble-size hail about 25 nia, flew to Ohio for two days of cam­ 3 .4 0 HARTFORD (UPI) - The Connec­ St. Benedict Cemetery, Bloomfield. troops to halt a mountain battle peace in most of northern and Caruso said the extra money would "What’s been going on for the last paigning. Ford plans to campaign in eastern Lebanon. ticut Legislature's fiscal watchdog Friends may cpll at the funeral today and Damascus's five-day inva­ 73 HONDA $2295 come from an extra $3 million in seven months is terrible,” Becker Ohio and New Jersey Sunday and CM C 2-Or. 4 cyl., A/trani., AM-FM. says the state will end the fiscal year chapel tonight from 7 to 9. sion pushed warring leftists and In what a leftist radio station Housewife SCREEN DOORS revenue and a saving of $5 million in said. “They (the administration) .Monday. called "encouraging political with a $16.2 million surplus — double The family suggests that any rightists closer to peace negotiations state spending that was not an­ know their figures haven't been Ford said the Labor Department's big winner 74 CAPRICE $4095 West Point review panels the estimate of administration of­ memorial gifts may be made to the that could end the 14-month civil war. developments." rightist and leftist Station Wagon, V-8, A/lrana.. air ticipated. ralistlc. It all started with the es­ latest economic figures "may have Fighting between leftists and leaders conferred separately condition, P/ateering, P/brakea. ficials. . But Becker, who alleged for timate of the $80-mlllion deficit." an impact" on Tuesday's primaries. American Cancer Society, 292 S. HARTFORD (UPI) - radio. Republican Auditor Henry Becker, Marshall St., Hartford. Christian rightists tapered off in the Thursday on President-elect Elias The winning Connecticut months Mrs. Grasso underestimated Becker said he expected the state They showed a drop in the unemploy­ capital after scattered clashes Sarkis' proposal for an immediate Lottery number drawn 73 NOVA $2695 accused 36 more cadets who has for months charged Gov. the funds state agencies would not to close the books with a $15-million ment rate and a slowdown in the roundtable peace conference. Thursday night was 31- GUTTERING 4-Df. V-8, A/lrant.. radio, vinyl root. Ella T. Grasso's Democratic ad­ spend from their budgets, said the to $20-mlllion surplus. wholesale price index, Leftists said Sarkis would soon call Green-360, and the Wheels WEST POINT, N.Y. (UPI) - the honor code should be continued as ministration was playing politics latest figures showed he was right. Tepper said the difference between Rep. Morris Udall campaigned a “mini-conference” to prepare for 74 a CAMINO $3995 Internal Review Panels at the U.S. with the budget, said the new figures Republicans claim Mrs. Grasso. a his estimate and Caruso's was through New Jersey on an Amtrak of Fortune bonus number V' V-S, A/lrana., P/atee Ing. radio. it Is. He believes it is a code that has Portuguese leader may the national talks. was 2908. Military Academy have accused 36 produced some great leaders,” prove his case. Democrat, painted a gloomier pic­ minimal when compared to the $1.68 commuter train, attacking Carter as Rightist and leftist sources said the The winner of the $100,- 74 PLYMOUTH $3995 more junior cadets of cheating, However, Nessen said the Presi­ The legislature's Office of Fiscal ture than actually existed in order to billion budget for the fiscal year, deceptively vague. "He made a deci­ Syrians moved some of their 12,000 Voyager Wagon. V-6, A/trana., bringing the number charged in the Analysis said Friday it projected the claim credit for putting the state which ends June 30. sion to be fuzzy in the issues,” Udall 000 jackpot was Esther P/aieering, radio. dent also feels that attention and troops now in Lebanon north from Stone, a 56-year-old widening scandal to 134. study must be given to an investiga­ state would close its books June 30 back on its feet. said. "It's paid off for him so far.” pull out of race with a $16.2-miIlion surplus, the best the eastern Bekaa Valley into the homemaker from Bloom­ 73 VOLKSWAGEN $2595 Academy Superintendent Lt. Gen. tion of the honor code*sy$tem being projection of the state's financial mountainous Aintourah area, where field. 2-Dr. 4 cyl, 4 speed. Irani., radio. Sidney Berry referred the allegations conducted by Army Secretary Martin LISBON, Portugal (UPI) — Prime associate it with "many of the posture since last November. Lebanese militia still battled each Mrs. Stone said she hand^ down Friday to boards of five R. Hoffman. Minister Jose Pinheiro de Azevedo negative aspects of these last two 74 VEGA $2595 At that time Mrs. Grasso forecast other with artillery and machine would use the money to Army officers for hearings. One of All but one of the cadets formally said today he might pull out of Por­ years." Hatchback Coupa. 4 cyt., 4 ipeed an $80-million deficit and ordered an guns. make some payments on trana., radio. those boards has convicted two charged in the widening scandal, Today’s news summary tugal's presidential race because of Communist Central Committee FOR PRIVACY austerity program to save money. Palestinian sources said the the house, take a trip and cadets and acquitted one, and a se­ which threatens to sharply trim the lack of political support. member Octavio Pato — also a Late last month Finance Com­ Syrians warned leftist and Palesti­ set up a trust fund for her DOWEL TYPE STOCKADE 75 V.W. RABBIT $3495 cond board has started hearings for class of 1977, have been charged with Complltd from Unltad Pratt Iniarntllontl Azevedo told newsmen before presidential candidate — was inter­ 2-Dr., 4 cyl,. 4 speed trana. missioner Jay 0. Tepper. who had nian troops on the mountain front to four children. 4’Hlgh X 8' W ide...... $15.S0/eec. six more. cheating. leaving on a visit to northern Aveiro viewed in the same publication and withdraw by 8 p.m. (1 p.m. EDT) been projecting a $1.8 million deficit 5'Hlgh X 8' W ide...... $16.95/sec. 75 NOVA $3495 Several cadets have claimed that that "it would take almost a miracle accused Eanes of being supported by today or be forced out. 4-Dr., 6 cyl. engine. A/trana, If found guilty, the gadets face following the governor’s savings 6'High X 8’ Wide ...... $19.95/sec. hundreds in the class tolerated alert to 58 nuclear power plants to continue in these conditions" — an "reactionaries." On a tour of the Syrian-held Bekaa Public P/ateering, radio. expulsion for violating the school's cheating: One of those who made the program, said he expected a $7,6 State National apparent allusion to the absence of In another development, police region, this reporter saw the Syrians strictly enforced and staunchly million surplus. State Comptroller across the nation Memorial Day 76 VEGA $3295 claim, Timothy Ringgold of Phoenix, GREENWICH — Police have weekend was triggered by fears significant backing for his candidacy. said a bomb exploded in northern digging into their positions below Records FOR ROUNDARIES guarded honor code that forbids Edward Caldwell upped the estimate Station wagon, 4 cyl., standard Ariz., has been charged by Brig. Gen. made no arrests in connection Negotiators for Trans World that two unidentified groups The frontrunner for the June 27 Oporto this morninjj outside the of­ Dahr el Baider, in the eastern Warranty deeds 10' Round Rail...... $5.75/eec Irani., AM-FM radio, very low lying, cheating, stealing or toleration this week to $8.1 million. miles. Walter Ulmer, commandant of with the fatal shooting of a former Airlines and a union representing elections is Army chief Gen. Antonio 10' Split Rail ...... $9.4S/ttc. of those acts. Ralph Caruso, director of fiscal would "take over or occupy one or fices of the newspaper "Comercio do foothills of Mt. Lebanon, about 25 Stephen A. Hart to James cadets, with toleration. model and her maid inside their more than 5,000 flight attendants Ramalho Eanes, who has the support R. and Nancy L. McCavanagh, President Ford Friday defended more " of the installations. The Porto.” No one claimed responsibili­ miles east of Beirut and only 4(X) All Sections Come With One Post 75 NOVA $3795 The allegations Friday involve the analysis, Tepper and Democratic exclusive Greenwich home. reached a tentative agreement of all major parties but the Com­ the honor code and said it should be aleTt will remain in effect until ty for the blast and there were.no in­ yards from leftists advanced Pafk St., $58,- Hatchback Coups. 8 cyl.. A/trana., same March take-honre assignment Auditor Leo Donohue said the Police said Friday, James Klein, early today, about 4VX hours after munists. juries. P/tteerIng, radio, body aide continued at the Academy. difference between the $8.1 million net Tuesday, when Californians positions. moulding, W/convenlenee in electrical engineering that divorced husband of slain Kim a strike deadline, officials Eanes said today in the weekly T_ lu .u 1 t. ■ Nancy E. Smith to Thomas TOMATO STAKES - 6’ package, wheel open moulding, White House Press Secretary Ron vote on a proposition which would The new twists in the presidential In the southern Bekaa, Syrian and Lucy A. Bellone, property triggered the scandal two months and $16.2 million was attributable to Klein, 30, declined to take a reported. The agreement newspaper 0 Jornal he "could not campaign came the day after the remote control mirror, redial Nessen said, "The President believes "statistical variance.” require the legislature Jo certify tro o p s m anned a ro ad b lo ck at 13-15 Knox St., $45,5oT W/Walla, rualproofed ago. polygraph test in the investigation appeared to have put off a strike accept the support of the Communist country's first freely elected $4so the safety of nuclear reactors or checkpoint at Roum, 10 miles east of Earle C. and Sybil R. Ted- w 12/PC8 of the double-slaying. He has ad­ for atleast today. Union officials ban them. party” because most Portuguese legislature in half a century gathered the leftist-held port of Sidon. ford to Beverley M. Jones, 71 V.W. $2595 B ub. 4 cyl.. 4-speed trani.. radio. mitted having an argument with said further details need to be for the first time. property at 49 Oxford St., $3?,- the dead woman earlier worked out and a strike still may 500. RAILROAD TIES 6"x6”x8’ Marijuana penalty bill vetoed RALEIGH, N.C, — Federal of­ 71 MUSTANG $2095 Wednesday, the day the murders occur. ficials believe the ringleader of a H artford Treated and * 7 4 5 were discovered. heroin smuggling ring netted up to A LOVED ONE HARTFORD (UPI) - Gov. Ella T. Grasso the penally for a first offense In an effort to clear lip the hun­ PITTSBURGH - Merrill, $140 million — even though he ran zoo closing for the GRADUATE! Excellent for Landscaping ^ 1 m of selling the drug would have been TRUCKS Grasso has vetoed legislation aimed dreds of bills on her desk, Mrs. Regional Lynch, Pierce, Fenner and Smith, it from a federal prison celt. HARTFORD (UPI) - A at reducing marijuana penalties cut from a maximum of seven years Grasso also returned unsigned two Inc., has settled three-year-old Leslie "Ike” Atkinson, 52, a THE 74 FORD to two years. City Council committee $4095 because the proposal did not make a other measures. PROVIDENCE, R.l. - Gov. job discrimination suit but it will retired Army sergeant, and eight has recommended closing distinction between sales of large Possession of marijuana would She refused to sign legislation for­ Philip W. Noel was to drive to cost the world's largest brokerage others were convicted Friday of of the Sherwood Forest DAUGHTER'S 74 DODGE $3495 and small quantities of the drug. have been punishable for the first cing the Commission on Hospitals Chatham, Mass., today to begin firm more than $3 million. conspiracy. They allegedly Your love Is permanently* offense by up to three months in 7.00, opened 13 years ago In returning the bill unsigned to the and Health Care to consider certain preliminary discussions for Mon­ smuggled 365 pounds of heroin expressed lor a loved one when legislature Mrs. Grasso said she prison, compared to one year and with citizen contributions. their resting place Is marked RING* specific crite ria in all of its day's meetings with five other into the country from Thailand in by Market Creations thought a change in the law was five years foi^less than four ounces, proceedings. The recommendation, by a Barre (3ulld Monument. 7r CHEVROLET $3750 New England governors and the SAN CLEMENTE, Calif. - 1974 and 1975. made Thursday, goes needed but she could not approve the or more than four ounces respective­ She said the proposal might force Only Barre Guild f ««» ft S# n ■A-Ton Pickup. V-8. A/trtni., radio eastern Canadian province Richard Nixon, through his chief before the full council this Monuments are per- IBARRE] P/8teerlng. measure because of the one key ly under the present statute. the CHHC to grant permission to premiers. The two-day session International AMERICA S FINEST defect. A Connecticut judge has ruled the aide, has denied he wrote 22 love month, where approval is manently guaranteed Ic UILd I 73 SCOUT facilities to operate when it was will concentrate on cooperation letters to a European diplomat's THE GIFT WITH BASEMENT DOOR $3995 "The re-evaluation of criminal state’s present law unconstitutional expected. Officials said by an association ol -J 6 cyl.. A/Utna.. P/ilaarIno. radio, “contrary to prior approved planned on energy development and labor wife, and warned the literary PARIS — Three Americans who monument manulac- Monumenu A MILLION MEMORIES with a plow. penalties for the possession and sale because it did not differ between dropping attendance and development of medical services.” policies. agent who has them to consider met with a representative of vandalism, combined with turers. Visit our dis­ of marijuana, which this legislation marijuana and other "cannabis- The other measure would require North Vietnam Friday said they play. them forgeries. a $60,000 annual operating The gift that says "CONGRATULATIONS" in a CARTER involved, is timely especially in view type" drugs such as hashish. superintendents of state facilities to BOSTON — The Coast Guard were given the strong impression cost, led to the closing special viray. Her birthstone ... between her GASH & CARRY of recent court judgments,” she said. Under the new bill, possession of consult with two doctors before ap­ GHHMLH CO., IKC. says it will conduct a “routine” WASHINGTON - House that Hanoi still holds some U.S. suggestion. parents' birlhstones, a reminder of family love "However, there is no differentia­ such drugs would have been proving treatment or surgery for a and affection. 1229 Main, M an^ ttr investigation Into an accident Speaker Carl Albert, D-Okla., and prisoners of war. The city's first zoo, tion between large and small sales of punishable by up to six months in jail patient under his control in situations which left an eight-foot hole in a marijuana and cannabis-type sub­ for a first offense, while sale of them other congressional leaders are begun in Colt Park during ■ ^2 where action is needed to keep the 327-foot cutter with 60 Coast predicting that Rep. Wayne Hays, ECATEPEC, Mexico — Leftist m i stances. It is my belief that the would have a four-year maximum patient alive. the 1930s, was washed 646-6464 Guard Academy cadets aboard. D-Ohio, will give up his most im­ terrorists have killed six away in the 1938 Connec­ Op«n tvaningt 111 9 lowering of penalties for the sale of sentence. The legislature will have a She said under that proposal a The cutter Ingham rammed head policemen in a machine gun at­ Thunday 'III 6 portant chairmanship because of ticut River flood. Smoor -8144 marijuana and related substances chance to override the governor's situation might occur where the con­ on into a Coast Guard pier Friday tack during a shift change at a without regard to these matters decision at a special session called to the Liz Ray sex scandal. The nearest'public zoo is Wtv/W« SMWCMWTM O V 0m C O ^ sent of two doctors might not be ob­ as it attempted to tie up for police guard post. Helicopters would be unwise," she said. consider vetoed legislation. It is 25 miles away in SAPORITI MEMORIAL CO. 917 Main Street, Mantihester tainable in time and the patient repairs. No one was injured. were being used to day in an Under the proposal vetoed by Mrs. expected later this month. might die. WASHINGTON - The security Springfield. Mass. 470 Cantar St. Manchastar e 643-7732 250 itgeet attempt to track down the killers. “ F o u Can Be Sure At Shoora*' curriu PAGE TWO - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Mwicfaerter. Conn.. Sat- June i, 1W6 MANCHESTER EVENING . Sal, June 5. ifW - PAGE T H iM fljanrifratrrEiifniii0imij> I Mighty oaks from little coms... Coventry clerk and secretary treasurer of the Motycka of the commission; Audrey Baker, chairman of the Beautifica­ Bicentennial Commission; Elizabeth Bray, town tax collector; and Ann A white oak tree donated by the tion Commission. Heritage Savings and Loan has been Area news i'PirV.'V-ix South Windsor planted at the Town Hall. i Andover EMinglon Hebron The oak was grown from an acorn, Tolland Vernon iBoiioi Coventry East Hartford from the offspring of the original Charter Oak in Hairtford. MANCHESTER Bentz Banak of Banak Nurseries here planted 100 of the acorns and has bMn able to grow 22 trees. He Vernon's Bicentennial planted the oak at the Town Hall. The tree is 14 feet high and is 15 years old. S&H STAMPS MAKES IIS COUNTR* parade is 1 p.m. Sunday Banak said the tree could live as n . MANCNEtra, long 800 years. NO. ONE The Parade Committee said will work to keep traffic moving The tree planting ceremony was parking will be limited in the Tri-City smoothly. attended by Robert Boyce of Rt. 44A. J 7 2 8 E A I T O M U * LAMPS * FMm xa Plaza. The plaza lot will be used to Traffic will be restricted along Rt. He is chairman of the board of direc­ f / MWOIE TUmFIKE * NAimCAL PAAAPMBHUUA park the units that were in the parade 83 when the parade begins at 1 p.m. tors of the bank. OetM TU80. W to, 1*7. 14 JUI. • » « *JL TMUatOAT 4 nuOAT. 14 A.M. ■ 4 4J4. __ _ liMt disbands. The reviewing stand will be set up "We are very happy to be able to tUHOAT 11 NOON ■ i 4JL AUNTT 04 M fC MiMUM Parking will be in most of the lots on Rt. 83 between Dobson and Pitkin be a part of this. I hope the tree HAS IT! of busineu concerns along Rt. 83. Roads. The Bicentennial Commis­ prospers and lives long, and may the town of Coventry prosper with it,” TO Also parking will be in the several sion and the Veterans’ Firemen large graveled and grass fields along Association will have a food booth in said Boyce. MR (NMOmOIIK - MFNGDUTNM Business-Directory Guide For Rt. 83. Tri-City Plaza. The Exchange Oub Others at the planting were: Frank lEATMG and SHEH METAL The committee urges everyone to will have two food booths set up on Connolly, town manager; Jesse come early. The Vernon Police Rt. 83 near Dart Hill Rd. and near Brainard, chairman of the Town Department and Police Explorers Council; Elizabeth Rychling, town Nw HkIhmciI ScrvicM, lac. Manchester and Surrounding MANCHESTER PARKADE Merline Dr. ROUTE #83, P.O. BOX $147 TALCOTTVILLE, CONN. (0$0$$) Your Compisto AppUsneo Store Menus $4$.27M • $4»-21$2 Vicinity Planting the oak fire, left to right, Elizabeth Rychling, Elizabeth Motycka, Robert Boyce, CAMPING EQUIPMENT FAMOUS BRAND Vernon Hehron are served with each meal. Jesse Brainard, Frank Connolly, and Ann Baker. (Herald photo by Shea) featuring this week... TBm. cars. H 0 M lAuat, t t , m AM MTmm, TELEVISION - APPLIANCES Monday: Frankfurt on roll, baked Monday: Hot dog, baked beans. tTMi>,uurnaan MANCHESTER beans, cole ilaw, fruit cup. Tuesday: MeatiMf, potato. Middle and High Tnesday: Chicken, cranberry uuce, Wednesday: Pizza, salad. Monday: Ravioli Casserole (High) and mashed potato, vegetable, broad and Thursday: Cheeaeburgrfries, com. Ravioli (Middle) Careys gives scroll to wagon train FARR’S butter, peanut butter cookies. Friday: Macaroni m i cheese, fish Tuesday: Meatballs and gravy, rM f f v f Avrwzwa $rou v r t i f i k e Wednesday: American Chop Suey, noodles, dutch oven rolls (High) and hot Bolton IM M O m O T stick. state of Pennsylvania. It consists of from every American community AmJAMZ R TV SAB-mS peas, whole wheat bread and butter, fruit open beef Mndwich (Middle). covered wagons ffom each state in sm OMIT ra 0 PJL j. nuu • 00-7111 Wednesday: Ham and cheese casserole A "Rededication” scroll signed by will be enshrined. bm . Bolton residents was delivered to the the union. Carey said plans for Bolton's Thursday: Pizza, tossed salad, ice Tolland (High) and spaghetti with meat sauce (Middle) National Bicentennial Wagon Train The wagons are traveling from major Bicentennial activity, the June Y LKSWA EN REPAIR cream. Parker and Hicks their respective states. They will 0 6 Friday: Manager's choice. Monday: Hot dogs and beans. Thursday: Italian grinders. encampment on the Lebanon Green 22 re-enactment of Rochambeau's meet at Valley Forge where scrolls by tsctory trsinsd $p*clsttsts Tuesday: Pizza Friday: Fish dogs (High) and surf cake Wednesday. encampment, are continuing. Rham High School Wendesday: Manager's choice. on roll, (Middle). The scroll reaffirms faith in the Monday: Meat patty, mashed potato. Thursday: Italian grinders. An ala carte line is available each day. principles of the founding fathers. Lodcoro and Zktok ARCO Salad or vegetables and bread, milk and Bolton baseball is scheduled T uo^y: Che^burg, french fries. Friday: Fish sticks. It was presented by John Carey, TEKTCAJIFET AND ROOK COVBUNG dessert are served every day. H i t m m Wednesiday: Barbecue chicken, rice Salad or vegetables and bread and milk chairman of the Bolton Bicentennial The girls' softball schedule is: Thursday, Hit or Miss vs. Chargers; 4AW fM T 9HI 191 il«6 UT I99II I III «•« Tit. pUaf. Commission, and his wife Kerry Monday, Green Hornets vs. Hit or Friday, Blue Bullets vs. Hit or Miss. PAP AUTO REPAIR 991 91 T90l U U C9U lff Carey, president of the Bolton Miss; Tuesday, Powerhouses vs. The above games begin at 6:15 70S Main St • "Aroe Chorgn* * McndiMtof Coiieclkit's Isrgsst Row Conrisg Dsilw Community calendar Historical Society. Blue Bullets; Wednesday, p.m. at the field in back of Bolton The wagon train is a project of the Powerhouses vs. Green Hornets; Center School. Little League is: Monday, Indians Conn. Most Complete Garden O n ter Andover Health Nurses Office. Town Church Communion, Service Wednesday vs. Cards; Tuesday, Yankees vs. Hall. I. 8 a m . church. Communion Giants; Wednesday, Giants vs. Monday Public Health Nurses Senior Citizens. 1 p.m., St. Student day is Sunday UST HARTFORD NURSERY Service II. 10 a.m., rectory Margaret Mary Church Hall, Cards; Thursday, Yankees vs. In­ Asiesior, 7-9 p.m., Town Of­ meeting, 9-10 a m.. Town Communion will be received. 137S SllvOT Lon* lawn entertainment by Lynn Gross! dians. fice Building. Hall. Bolton Students in Grades 6, 7 and 8 will East Hartford 5$t-0$00 Fire Commissioners, 7:30 Dancers. ' FariS'League is: Monday, Mets vs. PIWIW 846-2786 Monday The United Methodist Church will assist in the worship service. NO t ia v ic i CHANOf p.m., firehouse. Tuesday Flyers; Tuesday, Tigers vs. Flyers; Town clerk, tax collector, Thursday observe United Methodist Student A special collection will taken We Have Everything For t n si Democratic Town Com­ Wednesday, Tigers vs. Mets. tar 4 IMM8 4 AI S * I Tuesday assessor. 7-9 p.m.. Town Of­ Planning and Zoning, 7:30 Day Sunday at 11 a.m. at the family for the Southern New England Your Home Gardening Need*. ■27MalRlMt6l mittee, 8 p.m.. Town Hall. fice Building (TOB). The above games begin at 6:15 Board of Education, 7:30 p.m.. Town Hall. worship. Conference Scholarship Fund. p.m. at Herrick Memorial Park. FCC Missions Committee, One member will be confirmed. A special Pentecost cake and p.m., school. Wednesday 7:30 p.m., church. Vernon Pony League is: Tuesday, Bolton R e ’S Cake Decorating Supplies Welfare hours, 10 a.m. to Grade 2 students will receive bibles, coffee will be served after the vs. Andover, away; Wednesday, Sunday teachers will be recognized and Holy |4e-«228 rS-3282 NOTICE Wednesday noon. Town Hall. Tuesday worship service. Bolton vs. Salem, away. Young At Heart, 1:30 p.m., Bicentennial Parade, 1 Public Health Nurses Planning and Zoning Com­ A CDunm UK V ; a >a t m care K c o u n o n Andover Congregational Meeting, 7:30 p.m.. Town p.m., starting Rockville High Miss DuBeau honored j’i OPEN SATURDAY mission. 8 p.m., TOB. photography, painting, pottery, drama and more. Carolyn in c u m * »T. Church. Hall. School and down Rt. 83. VERNON — Miss Catherine DuBeau, daughter of Atty, 79 UNKM CT. p ro , 8 p.m., Gilead Hill Wednesday Schulmiester is chairman of the program. MAHCHUTtn. COWL NOCKVILLi. CONN. Conservation Commission, School (GHS). and Mrs. Robert DuBeau of Rockville, along with Steven^ ot 1 M TUI 5 P.M. Thursday M . - tOT 144 UL 7:30 p.m.. Town Hall. Hebron 76ers vs. Chamber of Commerce Strogatz of Torrington, were named the top scholars of Library door Thm .. 14-4 . 4^' M. Bicentennial Commission. meeting, noon, Steve jiToms, Sewer Authority, 8 p.m.. Marlborough, 6 p.m.,^Rham. ^th e class of 1976 at the 60th annual commencement exer- VERNON — The rear door of the Rockville Public 7:30 p.m.. Town Office Town Hall. Rt. 83. ' MANCHESTER AUTO PARTS ■ clses of the Loomis-Chaffee School in Windsor Thursday. Library will be closed to the public for entering or Wedding Cake$ A Specialty Temple Floor Covering 270 6ROAO STREET PHONE 848-4828 Building. B ednesday Junior Volunteer Awards, 8 Thursday p.m., Rockville Hospital The class numbered 171. Miss DuBeau will attend Bryn leaving the library. The Board of Trustees approved this Pictured above is Joe Temple, owner and manager of Temple Floor Covering, 308 Main Street, who has been Town Picnic. 5 p.m., action to make the door an emergency exit only due to the EVERYTHING IN in business for over 10 years. looking over one of his many carpet samples in his newly remodeled carpet Friday Beautification Committee, cafereria. Mawr College in the fall. Grayville Falls Town Park. increased book thefts. The board said it is estimated department. Temple Floor carries a complete line of famous carpets, linoleum, floor tiles, and bathroom Assessor, 7-9 p.m.. Town Of­ 7:30 p m.. Town Hall. Bicentennial Commission. 8 BETTT JANE TURNER fice Building. Lions give scholarship funds some $S,000-worth of books are stolen each year and the k. • UiRfKWS a SHOWER DOORS tiles and Uiey are insUlled by experts. Full bank financing, lay-away. Master Charge available Temple Floor Board of Education. 7:30 p.m., TOB. East Hartford P* STORE FBONTS • SAFETY GLASS p.m.. Teachers Room, Coven­ unguarded rear door was a prime exit point. An alarm' is open Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Saturday 9-6 and Thursday and Friday 9-9>' Si^ol Of Dance American Legion, 8 p.m., Monday BOLTON — Directors of the Bolton Lions Club ap­ " • 8ATHTUS ENCLOSURES 40 OAK STREET MANCHESTER Bolton try High School. post home. proved a large donation for the Bolton Scholarship Fund. system has now been installed on the door. The board Board of Education, Penney said it regrets the inconvenience it may cause patrons. Ballet - Tap - Jan Rham Concert, 6 p.m., High, Forbes St,, 7:30 p.m. Inc. The money was earned from the horse show May 22 lA WIRTE GLASS CO., he. Monday Friday school, I Acrobatic at Baton United Methodist Church Daughters of the American and 23 cosponsored by the club and Bolton Heights. The Arts grant FURNITURS TOPS PICTURS WIMDOWS^^- REGISTRATIONS NOW SEINO ACCEPTED Voter enrollment session, 6- riiursday money will be given to a needy student who will be deter­ trustees 7:30 p.m., church. 9 p.m.. Registrars' Room. Revolution, annual meeting, VERNON — A $1,000 grant from the Connecticut Com­ om Town Hall. - Board of Selectmen, 3 p.m., 7:30p.m, = mined by the fund. mission on the Arts will help the music department of the 649*7322 zi «. -■ 649-01S6 TOB, OyMZIVM** fXMMMCf______Tuesday Tuesday Aluminum pickup Tuesday Vernon School system to pay for six performances of Fire Commissioners. 8 Board of Education, 8 p.m., DAR Military Whist, South H eb ro n GHS. VERNON — The mobile recycling unit of the Reynolds "Let's Create a Dance" by the Connecticut Valley p.m., firehouse. Congregational Church, 1301 Regional Ballet Co. at the Middle School June 8.9, and 10. Public Building Commis­ Saturday Forbes St,, 7 p.m, Aluminum Co. will be at Tri-City Plaza Tuesday from 763 sion. 8 p.m.. Town Hall. Hebron Historical Society Saturday B'ednesday 1:30 to 2:30 p.m. and again at the same time June 22. It MAIN ST. Doll and Miniature Show, 11 Bicentennial Fair, 10 a m. St. Rose Bicentennial Belles comes every alternate Tuesdays. To learn more, call DON WILLIS SpecMlztng In to 4 p.m,, parade at 11 a.m.. 643>1191 Wednesday a m. to 4 p.m., Hebron program, 7:30 p.m, Nancy Von Hone, 643-0076. 191 M A a s a m c i Parent Teacher Organiza­ Elemental^ School. (HES) Little League All-star game at EHHS Class of '52 reunion GARAGE Fran Eal USMat 2:30 p.m., opening of museum MAIN ST. II Htfa St, TL MMS3I tion annual meeting, 8 p.m., Republican Town Com­ meeting, Raymond Library, Summer art funded MANCHESTER ' Cm h I Rwair Virt Bolton Elementary School. mittee square dance for by Historical Society at noon 7:30 p.m. in Old Town Hall. Bicenten­ TOLLAND— Arts of Tolland will get a matching $1,000 Senior citizens. 1:30 p.m.. children. 7:30 to 8:30 p.m,, lor EHHS Class of '21 reunion grant from the state Commission on the Arts to aid its 643-1900 Town Hall. nial Dance from 8 p.m. to I adults 9 p.m. to IZ.JO a m., meeting, place not known. fourth year of summer classes. They are at Tolland Mid­ HES. a.m.. Hemlocks, Friday Thursday dle School from July 6 to 29 both day and night. The funds lUNGHESTER SAFE & LOCK CO. - Penney High graduation, 6 will buy materials and pay instructors in weaving, batik. Kitchens of Distinction Annual concert, 7:30 p.m., Sunday South Windsor p.m. (rain date is Saturday at l o c / C ^ i t h Nrai A Nm HITGMENT COME TO THE ERPOTt Bolton Elementary School. First Congregational Monday 1:30p.m.). 453 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER « S43-6$22 Church (FCC) confirmation, Saturday Aancheitar Evtning Horald Friday 10:30 a m,, church. Town Council, 8 p.m.. Town 1 Alirm., LocEs Hall. Hockanum School Bicenten­ Grange, 8 p.m., Town Hall. Hebron 76ers vs. Salem, 3 Published every evening except O l U t X i t y LSMOTComblnMonCtungn. // nial Fair, 10 a m. to 4 p.m. Sundays and holidays. Entered at , , SMm t S«vtc* - BondM. MoM p.m., Rham. the Manchester. Conn.. Post Office ENTER Tursday T ? i i n h P A kn. in nock. rotw. oi w 11649-7544 Interdenominational Ser­ as Second Class Mail Matter. JTT . klnUL Al» W. UMi. K.,. t ffV" Coventry vice, 7:30 p.m., FCC. Board of Education, 7:30 Suggested Carrier Rates • Plnklno Sk.ME 5', .Monday Rham Band (Concert, 6 p.m.. p.m. Payable in Advance Town Council, 7:30 p.m.. school. Single c o p y ...... 15c CLASSIFIED WORD Weekty ...... 90s 0 V.GT10/V Town Hall. St. Peter's Episcopal One m o n th ...... $3.90 ADS IN THE HERALD Special Town Meeting to Three months ...... $11.70 6 to 25 DAYS t . i *r Call 8. r.r In* Six months...... $23.40 VI authorize funds for the One y e a r ...... $46.60 8$ per word per day Housing Authority, 7 p.m.. 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OILIUIUIER S Phon*: 646-5630 From Uie tiny, all-in-one kitchenette unit Uke Uie one in the foreground, to Uie largest and most complex Over 90 Ymts* Cxyrrlmew HUTHNINSTMIATION kitchen installation, Lou Dascanio of the Custom Kitchen Center at 38S Center St. is equipped to handle every Opfoillt te e i O w U f7 CMI04MM 7 kitchen need — from cabinets, plumbing and electrical work, to floor coverings and appliances. Dascanio and QusKy MsnsrWs 4. AINCTTt. Prwf. 643-W135 bis wife Dot, have been in business in the Manchester area (or over 25 years and have handled over a thousand nupgsiBirsim:. FAIR H t t I smm SAot M SIS CwiMr 8t. MtncIwMw CHENEY “SerrTny lAe area iin c e / 9 5 5 *’ kitchen installaUons. « WON TON TON V SUNDAY, JUNE 6 HOMESTEAD m A PNhMNn PtjlhllM? 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(2s PAGE FOUR - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, M iadieittr. Coon., S«t., June S, 1W6 MANCHESThR EVENING HERAl.I). M anchfilff, Conn., .Sal. June 5, 1»76 — PAGE FIVE iEanrt|patrr ^ Wings of evening By Cliff Simpson ManchMtar -r A City of Vlllag* Charm This might start a wave of ap­ “To aerve oui* fellowmen” zonal commission” at the close of the what you think — even if it Txista you Foundad Oct. 1,1881 worship. Last Sunday I joined in preciation for what goes oh about us "Make us worthy, Lord, to serve your job.” that we assume is rightly ours, what MonMr, AudM Butmu oI CkcuMUn Mtmbf . Uniitd PrtM (ntbrntuon*! reading: ' Another, on a Monday morning, our fellowmen throughout the world "Antf now let os go into the_,J we take for granted that is far above PubUthad by th« Manchaatar Publishing Co., Harald Squara, who live and die In poverty and turned on his secretary with this what so many in our world enjoy. Manchaatar, Conn. 06040. Talaphona (203) 643-2711. world in peace, being of good snarl: "What’s this I hear about your hunger. Give them through our hands courage, holding fast to that Perhaps a class in social studies or a naymond F. AoMnaon. EdHor.Publithar this day their daily bread, and by our going to church to pray for a raise? service club could encourage such a $eHO0L Harokl C. Turkington, Managing Editor which is good, rendering to no Saturday, June 5, 1976 understanding love, give peace and Don’t you know I never stand for program as part of our Bicentennial one evil for evil...” anyone going over my^ead?” ^Opinion'"...... joy.” — Mother Theresa of India And there I stopped. The day celebration. ’This prayer, illustrated by graceful before I had come through the When we returned from our Asian dancers, appears in the City of Village Charm around-tbe-world trip not too long holiday traffic on the This is the way Manchester has magazine "Maryknoll. This publica­ expressway in the City of ago my wife and I agreed that we tion gives accounts and pictures of been described. I am not a native- would rather live in our home on Boys’, Girls’ State AFStaps Boston. I remembered my nas­ many quiet and heroic acts per­ born son of our community but I have Spring St. in Manchester than any Face of American spirit ty thoughts about all the stupid lived here over thirty years and I like formed by representatives of the and crazy drivers who had place else in the world. Roman Catholic society. what 1 have experienced. It hurts me One of the more successful of life. The winners range in seemed to invade my traffic when I hear constant criticism. Tomorrow is Pentecost Sometime ago I requested il­ rights. I remembered the delegates selected lustrations of Christian outreach in For example, I was chagrined ear­ C.Girelli Bicentennial activities, at age from a five-month-old boy Pentecost comes on the fiftieth day clerical snarl of my horn and ly in my ministry to hear from one of to a 90-year-old grandmother. other groups than my own denomlna- after Eiaster. It celebrates the com­ Six MHS juniors have been least in terms of grass-roots in­ the angry glares with which I my parishioners a scathing coaches for Manchester junior Carl Girelli, MHS junior, has been tion. The excellent monthly ing of the Holy Spirit to the Early selected to participate in this year’s soccer. terest, has been the search for The shoe company says it un­ had retaliated when others criticism of Center (Church. Nothing selected by the Manchester Town magazine (M arykn^, New York, Church. As they were gathered Boys’ State and Girls’ State. Students treated me the same way. I was right or had been right for years James Dwyer, son of Mr. and Mrs. Committee through the American “Great American Faces,” dertook sponsorship of the 10545, |1 per year) supplies them In together they received power to chosen from MHS Boys’ State are resolved to make an effort to be according to this person, who went on William Dwyer of 405 Spring St., is Field .Service of Brazil to participate launched last year by a shoe photo quest to demonstrate abundance. "Tell the Good News, Peter Gourley, James Dwyer, David less annoying to other drivers to give an equally harsh judgment also a member of NHS and a junior m their summer program. Sometime This particular issue has the to heal the sick, Hardy, Alan Girelli, and Lawrence soccer coach. James is also an Eagle manufacturer and adopted as American’s “stili vitai spirit” and to render no one "evil for about the town. She attack^ the near the end of this school year, he theme: "The scandal of world to share their possessions, Dunn; Hilary Gwynn will be a Scout and a member of the varsity an official project by the and as a way of involving evil.” (If I am able to carry out manager, the schools, the police, the will be traveling to Brazil to stqy hunger." In it are sketches of what is to obey God rather than men, member of Girls’ State. Participants soccer team. this resolution, I know it will be firemen; in fact, when she finished I with a Brazilian family. American Revolution Americank^n the Bicentennial being done for the hungry in to become The Church.” are chosen on the basis of academic a relief to my wife!) wondered why on earth she stayed on Alan Girelii, son of Mr. and Mrs. In addition to two committee inter­ Bicentennial Administration. rather than being merely spec­ Guatemala, Peru, Chili, Bangladesh Christians around the world are ability, qualities of leadership, and Here is the rest of the "personal in a place which she thought was so Alexander Girelli of 91 Norman St., views. Carl had to fill out an eight and other places around the world. praying that this same Christian an Interest in government affairs. In­ Twelve outstanding faces. tators. commission” : miserable. is next year’s Student Assembly page application to the AFS town 'There is also this challenging state­ Church on the morrow — Pentecost— dividual teachers nominate those Judged for qualities of The “ Great American “ ...strengthening the This is an example but there are all president in addition to being a committee including a resume. After ment from an outstanding American will receive power to juniors they feel exhibit such fainthearted, supporting the too many who continue to downgrade member of the varsity wrestling being accepted by this committee, he “ character, personality, Faces” will be on view at shop­ Protestant who gave his life in ser­ "Feed the hungry, qualifications, and the nominees team and Junior Civitan. ving his fellowmen: weak, helping the afflicted, our “city of village charm.” I do not sent a 30 page application to AFS strength, emotion, warmth and ping centers around the coun­ honoring every person, loving heal the sick, themselves make the final decision David Hardy is the son of Mr. and "This ultimate measure of a suggest that the pendulum swing the work for justice, International in New York. After humanity,” have been selected try throughout the Bicenten- i id serving our Risen Lord, and as to whether or not they will par­ Mrs. Gerald C. Hardy of 74 Avondale man is not where he stands in other way with a Pollyanna assertion help the disadvantaged, several months, he received con­ rejoicing in the power of the ticipate. Sponsors for the students Rd. David is a member of NHS, Math gratulations from “ AB'S do Brasil.” from more than 5,000 entries niai year, as well as at the moments of comfort and con­ that all is as right as right can be. share the Gospel with a sin-sick attending are the American Legion, Holy Spirit.” However, more accent on the Team, Outing Club, and Chess Club. Susan Launi and Claire Garman, submitted by amateur National Visitors Center in venience but where he stands at world." Lions Club of Manchester, Lawrence Dunn, of 814 Vernon St., times of challenge and con­ If each of us could follow this positive is to be desired, in my opi­ two MHS stu d e n ts and AFS photographers from all walks Washington, D.C. "commission” our summer would be Manchester Elks, Klwanis and is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. troversy. The true neighbor will nion. Poem of the week members, are still awaiting word more of a re-creation rather than a American Legion Auxiliary. . Dunn. Larry is a member of Student from AB'S Susan is a candidate for risk his position, his prestige Here is my suggestion: Let's look Peace does not mean the end of all Boys’ State will take place at the wreck-reation! for the good aspects of our town. Assembly and the jayvee wrestling the summer program, like Carl. and even his life for the welfare our striving, Coast Guard Academy in New Lon­ team. of others. In dangerous valleys Chucklea Let's verbalize this approach. Let’s Claire is a candidate for the full year Joy does not mean the drying of don from June 20 to 26; Girls’ State Hilary Gwynn, daughter of Mr. and program and hazardous pathways, he From time to time 1 read about the pictrialize it. Perhaps a competition Today’s thought our tears; will meet at the University of Mrs. Robert H. Gwynn of 45 Lawton Boys* State delegates As of yet. the specifics as to where will lift some bruised and "boss of the year,” usually chosen by might be started for the best pictures Peace is the power that comes to Connecticut on the same dates. The Rd., is a member of the German Club Carl is staying or when he is leaving beaten brother to a higher and a panel of secretaries. (!ontrarywise of our beautiful community. Perhaps souls arriving purpose of Boys’ and Girls’ States is and is active in the Civil Air Patrol. Delegates for Boys’ State are, from left, Jim Dwyer, Alan Girelli. Peter Gourley, Mike essays might be written on "What I are not known. He does, however, an­ more noble life.’’ there are many unreasonable bosses. Up to the light where God to conduct a mock legislative body Two other juniors, Michael Wilson Wilson, Dave Hardy and John Sullivan. Delegates Hilary Gwynn and Larry Dunn were not like best about Manchester.” The ticipate attending school there, and Martin Luther King Jr. One said to a new employe, “I Himself appears. involving high school juniors from and John Sullivan, were chosen from present. (HSW photo by Stone) Dill you know? — that God loves you! best might be publicized in some is at present involved in a crash don’t like yes-men. Be sure to tell me — Studdert Kennedy various Connecticut schools. The Blast Catholic to participate in Boys’ Traffic evil way. course in F^ortuguese. members are broken into com­ State. In acting as a cultural ambassador, God Is love. EveryUiing He does is your life. He is alive and ready to A familiar part of the morning ser­ mittees whose tasks are to decide love in action. Often, our problem is Those MHS students who attend Carl plans to keep a day to day log of accept and forgive you and to fill you vice at Center Church is "our per- upon mock government policies and Boys’ and Girls’ States last year con- that we have such a limited picture of with His joy and peace. Students attend All State his activities. When he returns at the affairs, climaxed with an election. sider the program a great end of the summer, he is scheduled to what love Is all about. We’ve all been The free gift of God’s love is eter­ News for senior citizens By WALLY FORTIN \ The program provides the members hurt and disappointed by human love, Dateline 1776 experience. Keith Costa, a Boys' One the evening of Friday, May 7, and Bradley Wojeoski, also a senior, give various presentations for the nal life in Christ Jesus and it is as 8--.S-VW.s- with firsthand experience in govern­ State delegate last year, commented interested individuals who attended the kind that rewards us when we’re By United Preim Inleriiulionul the All Connecticut Orchestra, Band, who was a bass singer in the chorus. local AF.S and other groups in near as your mouth and heart. Jesus ment-oriented activities. that: "Boys' State was the greatest the performance; the chorus alone good and punishes and rejects us BOSTON, June 5 — Joseph and Chorus gave a single perfor­ The orchestra, band, and chorus all was given a five-minute standing Manchester In addition, he will take said, "With all the earnestness I Peter Gourley is the son of Mr. and learning experience of my life. It was when we’re bad. But that is not like Seniors who would like to view the there has been a pleasant change, The date for this trip is July 7, 8 mance at the University of Connec­ rehearsed diligently for two days just ovation. with him a taste of American culture possess I teli you this: Unless you are Greenleaf asked the Massachusetts Mrs. W. J. Godfrey Gourley of 730 so valuable; you learn how to live God’s love at all. born again, you can never get into the Council to excuse him from further long Bicentennial Parade, and and the price is now 38, and includes and 9, and the price is 385 for double ticut. This illustrious group, also prior to the performance. Rehearsals Those MRS students who were in­ in the form of records and other a box lunch. Keeney St. Peter is a member of with people." — Christine Jaworski known as All-State, consisted of the ran from about 9:00 a.m. to 9:00 materials. God loves you deliberately, inten­ Kingdom of God." All that is duties as an examiner of traitors. wondering where they can comfor­ occupancy. Beside going to NHS, is next year’s photography volved in All-State this year were finest voices and musicians from p.m., with breaks for lunch and In an interview with HSW, tionally — in a way that can be relied necessary to know God’s love in your Since all male members of his family tably watch it, I have this offer just Again we will stop on the way Wildwood, we will be going to the editor for the HSW, and he also quite impressed with the experience. on because it doesn’t depend on how life is to invite Jesus in. were in the military, he had to devote for you. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Del home, and the meal will be on you. Red Sox game at Fenway Park on high schools throughout the state of dinner. Comments ranged from "it was Tuesday, Carl was asked what he lovable or deserving you are. It never Mrs. George W. Webb himself to his own affairs, He Tatto and Benjamin Cavazza have Registration will start around 8 a.m. June 30. Connecticut. Members of this year’s The performance began with the tremendous " to “ It was a good hopes to accomplish this summer in changes. He loves you when you South United Methodist recommended that all suspected per­ offered their large front porch and on a first come basis, and remember We also are planning a trip around All-State were selected during orchestra playing classical music, experience" to “The music we did Brazil. “Queria ver tudo quanto Music assembly review valha peno ver" (1 want to see all reject Him, when you dis..bey, and Church sons be sent inland at least 10 miles lawn as a spot just for senior we only have 44 tickets. Manhattan Island, picnics, and tryouts late last fall. Competition in the conductor being John Canarina. was marvelous, fantastic ..it was a even when you’ve made a mess of from the coast, - citizens. Their home is located on the Wednesday morning we had 40 theatre trips. We will also go to All-State tryouts is especially The band, conducted by Edward that is worth seeing.) Sue Koski contemporary jazz to bluegrass tremendous high" — Christine comer of Woodland and Main Sts. players for pinochle with the Rockingham at least a couple of If you strolled over to the music rigorous because of the many Gobrecht, followed with a selection Jaworski music. Seniors Jane Donovan and next to St. Bridget Church parking following winners: times. wing May 26, chances are your ears talented students involved. Most in­ of m arching music and other Bill Siswell took on the task of put­ lot. Paul Schuetz, 642; Lillian Lewis, were instantly tuned in to some dividuals selected are high school selected pieces. Finally the chorus Manchester week'in review ting together this event. However, as Seniors only are welcome, and 614; Nadine Malcom, 593; Marge Menus for the week “good vibrations.” If you were fairly seniors. conducted by Peter Bagley, per­ Levine\s biology students Jane admits, "U was very loosely must bring their own lawn chair. The McLain, 571; Ann P erras, 567; Monday, seafood chowder with observant, you would have noticed This year, three MHS students formed a cappella, singing mostly organized.” She advises anyone who Del Tatto's have also offered the use Joseph Windsor, 561; Alfreds Hallin, crackers, steamed hot dogs and that Bailey Auditorium was the site were chosen as members of All- religious tunes such as “Daniel. visit Yale Medical School Restaurant ordinance said doomed 557; Archie Houghtaling, 550; Cecile of these many melodies. Further­ plans to hold such an assembly in the State: Linda Embser, a sophomore, Daniel, Servant of the Lord” and of their rest rooms as well. This is a sauerkraut, vanilla tartlet, beverage. On May 19, eleven students from Benson, 542; Robert ^hubert, and more, if you were fortunate enough future to plan far in advance in order who played the violin in the "How Lovely Is Thy Dwelling be trained to alter their own en­ real fine gesture on their part, and Wednesday, baked macaroni, and Mrs. Levine's advanced biology class Taking note Tuesday night of the uninterrupted movies, exclusive Grace Moore, 527. to have a free period and a dime in to organize it properly. In addition, orchestra: Patricia Quaile, a senior, Place. " The performance was very vironmental temperature. Dr. Adair are at an impasse and are proceeding one that I hope some seniors will take beef casserole, buttered vegetable, she says, the event must be well visited the Yale Medical .School. and her associate. Dr. Lynch are also overwhelming opposition to a sporting events and special program­ In the afternoon we had 12 playing your pocket, you would have had the who played the clarinet in the band; well received by family, friends, and to fact-finding sessions after un­ advantage of. It will be a great way gingerbread with whipped topping, publicized. Last Wednesday's wasn’t First they were given a tour of the doing research on the hypothalamus restaurant ordinance for ming. bridge with the following winner; privilege of hearing some first rate successful state mediation attempts. to see the parade. beverage. advertised very much, and con­ cancer research center. One area of of the monkeys, especially the part Manchester, the Board of Directors Marge McLain, 5,270; Mabel music while sitting comfortably in So, any senior interested, just take Thursday, final meal of the school sequently, not too many people the center visited was the tissue that functions as the body’s ther­ gave every indication it will reject along your comfortable folding cbalr, Loomis, 4,980, and Jack Owen, 4,960. the auditorium. Police year, tender corned beef and cabbage attended. S’n B elects new officers culture laboratory, where cancer mostat. the proposal when it votes on it next Graduated a few little snacks to munch on, and with carrots and Irish potatoes with From second period until day’s week. A standing-room-only public end, MHS students and assorted Those who did attend the show cells are grown to test the effects of The last visit was to the Peabody Base bids ranged from 376,000 to you will be set. I would also suggest *Sliuffleboard tangy horseradish sauce, roil and After a score of votes and revotes, hearing produced unanimous opposi­ Manchester Community College were treated to tunes by a cast of all- writes all of the club business drugs upon them. Then they visited a Museum. Here Mrs. Waldman, assis­ 3262,000 when town officials opened that you arrive at the house early to butter, creme d’ menthe sundae, friends showed off their talents on the members of Sock 'n Buskin tion from those who spoke. awarded 715 associate degrees to On Thursday after some outdoor star musicians that included at one letters; while the membership pharmaceutical laboratory, where tant director of the museum, led a proposals this week for a Police get the pick of the yard. beverage. stage performing everything from elected their officers for the 1976-77 What the board already has graduates in /;ommencement exer­ shuffleboard games in the morning, time or another. Bob Neubelt, Linda secretary takes care of the recording they saw research being done on quick walking lecture tour of the Friday, crisp French fries, roast school year. They are Alison Cornish, rejected (last ’Tuesday night) was a Department mini-computer system cises Tuesday night in Clarke Arena and a delicious ham dinner at noon Thurston, Mike Ruff, Dave Blish, of points awarded for participation in transfer-RNA. These tours were con­ museum. Golf president; Peter Godreau, vice- request from town administrators which will be the first of its kind in at Manchester High School. the action moved upstairs for our beef on rye, Jello with whipped top­ Tom Chapin, Obbie Pet and Bonnie each S 'n B production. ducted by Mrs. Barbara Stanley. By late afternoon a tired but very the country. Tuesday morning the golfers were ping and a beverage. School closing president; Bev Byam, membership for hiring an Equal Opportunity coor­ State Sen. Audrey P. Beck guest final super seniors entertainment. In Krantz. Material came from sources The vice-president will be in Next, Mrs. Helen Fiegenbaum, the enthusiastic group of kids headed for Police Capt. Richard Sartor, who out playing at Red Rock and here are secretary; Mary Sinnamon, cor­ dinator — to Implement the Affir­ speaker, spoke of the apparent the afternoon we heard that May as diverse as John Denver and Jethro charge of all technical crews for the director of the Hemodialysis Divi­ home commenting all the while on has estimated a startup of the infor­ the results: Schedule for the week responding secretary; Lynn Woble, mative Action Plan soon to be apathy among those under 25 years of Martin is recuperating at her home schedule Tull. Jonathon Edwards’ "Shanty,” plays while the president is responsi­ sion. explained the basics of kidney the exciting events of the day. — adopted. mation system late this year, said age in national politics. She at­ William Crowley 42; Ernest at 118 Park St., Apt. Al, after falling. Monday through Friday, registra­ the Beatles’ “Blackbird,” and Aztec treasurer-historian. ble for the business crews and for the dialysis After a most interesting lec­ Mark Quitadamo proposals will be evaluated and a The duties of these officers will in­ Also Tuesday night, the board tributed it to the crises that have oc­ Segerberg, 43; Merrill Dickinson 44; Nils Carlson is now a patient at the tion for Yankee Stadium. announced Two-Step’s “Baking” were among presiding of executive board and ture on the dialysis unit, its function, contract awarded later this month. clude deciding many Sock 'n Buskin authorized sanitary sewers for the curred including a presidential Clarence Peterson and Henry Rau, hospital and our good friend Wesley Monday, 8 a.m., registration for the well-known compositions general meetings. and purpose, they were allowed to In police blot^r news this week, assassination, the resignation of a 45; Russell Nettleton, Frank Dallas Frost can now have visitors at the Yankee game; 10 a.m., kitchen social policies, appointing crew chairper­ Elsewhere in Sock n Buskin news: High School World SlaN east end of Linwood Dr. It will take The following is the final closing although many original tunes and observe a patient being dialyzed. Co-Editor...... Sue Kotkl action next week on assessments for local detectives ended a two-month president, and the Vietnam War. and Vince Porter, 46; Edward Scott hospital. games, one can of canned goods schedule of activities; jams were equally good. sons for each play and voting on the annual banquet was at Members of the group were able to Investigation and rounded up 12 and Joseph (}uinn, 49. We i^emind everyone who has ar­ needed; noon to 12:30 p.m., lunch is nominees for honorary awards. Fiano’^ Several awards were Co-Editor...... Steve Latham sewers already installed in the west Thursday, June 10 — Senior Perhaps Manchester High’s last talk to with the patient. Feature Editor . Christine Jaworski end of Linwood Dr. and on sewers suspected drug dealers. A variety of Plan delayed This past Tuesday evening the ticles in Watkins window must take served; 1 p.m. to 3:30 p.m., pinochle Graduation Rehearsal during period music assembly of the year wasn't as The treasurer-historian's job is to presented as well as the announce­ After lunch, the group toured the charges were lodged against the 12 Senior Bowling League held its an­ them out this Tuesday morning. games. Bus pickup a.m., return keep a scrapbook of all articles and ment of next year’s plays. News Editor ...... Mary Stack already installed in E. Middle ’Tpke., 2. Seniors should meet in the faculty much of a success as it could have John B. Pierce F oundation. Here Dr. Sports Editor...... Robert Weiss from Plaza Dr. to Ludlow Rd. At the persons, who police say were in­ The Town Building Committee nual banquet. This year it was held at Gloria will be at the store in the mor­ trips at 12:30 and 3:30 p.m. parking lot. been, but it was far from a failure. advertisements connected with Sock It is hoped that this year's season Bl. Adair showed them her monkeys volved in illegal sales of marijuana, asked architects Richard Lawrence Fiano’s in Bolton. Like always, Ber- ning to help you. We want to thank Tuesday, 9:30 a.m., bus for shop­ 'n Buskin. will be topped by an even better one Art Editor ...... Tracey Jenkina same time, it is expected to approve Friday, June 11 — 8-10, Period 1 We look forward to seeing more and explained her experiments with Photo Editor...... Peter Gourley a 15 per cent hike in water rates and hashish, amphetamines or and Richard Mankey to withhold any nie and his staff did an excellent job everyone who did have articles ping; 10 a.m. to noon, square dan­ exam for everyone, then a regular student-run assemblies of this kind in The corresponding secretary next year. — S.L. them. Her research involves the hallucinogenlcs. in setting up the party. Advisor ...... Zane Vaughan an approximate 10.2 per cent hike in further work on renovation plans for because we had all kinds of reports cing; 1 p.m., summer bowling at the day (10:05-10:12; Homeroom, Period the future. — Chuck Obuchowski study of behavioral and automatic THIS exoi saoviosD p m s p o i t t h i sewer rates. Presidents of the local policemen's the Bentley and Washington Schools Mary Whipple had a three-page list saying how much they enjoyed seeing Parkade Lanes, ceramic class, and 2 omitted, 10:17-10:42 - Period 3; temperature regulation, and STUDINTt OP MANCHISTIS HlOH SCHOOL and firemen’s unions met Thursday Merit awards distributed At A PUBLIC tSHVICl BY THt MANCHBSTtS A June 21 trial date was set for the until more information is received of all the bowlers’ results. ’Dlls took the display. , return tip from shopping. 10:47-11:11 — Period 4. During demonstrated how the monkeys can EVININO HiRALD. Buckland fi(% protection suit brought to blast town administrators for un­ concerning the projected School a lot of work, and we congratulated Our entertainment was by our Wednesday, 10 a.m. to noon, Period 3 and Period 4 there will be On Wednesday, May 26, a group of delicious food, there was enough against the Town of Manchester by successful contract negotiations. enrollment which, according to a sur­ Mary on an excellent job. members, and ended with a very pinochle games; noon to 12:30 p.m., Senior Graduation Rehearsal. MHS students were honored at a time for the award winners to the Eighth District. It will be in Hart­ Talks with both town employe groups vey, is on the decline. For you folks not familiar with the excellent and impressive desertatlon lunch is served; 12:45, bridge games; The Senior Reception and Dawn special buffet dinner. These students socialize. were recognized as exceptional con­ The talking and laughter came to a Profile: Nancy Narkon ford County Superior Court and is bowling program, it started some fif­ about our country and our Bicenten­ 1 p.m. to 3 p.m., arts and crafts. Bus Dance will be at 8 p.m. N expected to last four or five days, teen years ago, shortly after the nial by none other that Ann Johnson. pickup at 6:30 a.m., return trip 12:30 Monday, June 14 — Senior Class Senior Week tributors in extracurricular ac­ halt as Brindamour announced the Anyone who golfs at Manchester tivities throughout the academic beginning of the award ceremony. A with an appeal by the losing side alleys were built. Over these years, and 3 p.m. picnic — meet in faculty parking lot Letters about Senior Week Country Club knows or has heard of a Honor students year. total of ninety awards were given to young golfer who makes many almost a certainty. Bernie and his staff have gone all out Thursday, 10 a.m. to noon, open at 9 a.m. Regular day for un­ have been sent to the parents of The annual Merit Awards began at seniors and underclassmen. golfers wish they’d stuck to a putting "The Concerned Citizens and Ordained as priest to.try to please all the seniors, and in Speaking of Thursday, next week shuffleboard games; noon to 12:45, derclassmen. MHS students. Any parent who fact do just about all the work in put­ 6 p.m. in the High School Cafeteria Thd awards were given for notable green rather than been shown up on i Businessmen of Manchester" asked we will honor all of our beloved lunch is served and meals on wheels; Tuesday, June 1 5 -8 -1 0 - Period2 did not receive this letter may where everyone was welcomed by contributions in the following ac­ the long course. the Board of Directors to schedule a The Rev. Edward M. Moran, son of ting the teams together, arranging students who have worked so hard 1 p.m., Fun-Day honoring our many exam, 10:10-12:10— Period 3 exam. contact the high school office. the master of ceremonies, Ted Brin- tivities: Somanhis, DECA, Nancy Narkon, who plays with an public meeting on “Vandalism and . Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Moran of 102 free bus transportation, compiling all and did a real fine job in our kitchen. students and also color^ slides of Wednesday, June 16-8-10; Period damour. Aquaettes, Math Team, French Club, Crime." The request Is In the wake of Benton St., recently was ordained a the records. Along with special certificates, the the Las Vegas-Canyon trips. Bus 4 exam, 10:1()-12:10; Period 5 exam. impressive six handicap, started First on the agenda was dinner AV Club, Majorettes, Cheerleaders, playing when she was 12. Nancy a recent report that it’s costing the priest of the Roman Catholic Church So you see they put a lot into students will be treated to a day at pickup at 8:30 a.m. and noontime. The Senior (Quadrangle Party — 6 (free of charge for award winners), Announcers’ Club, Ski Club, German town about 1500,000 a year to repair at the Cathedral of St. Joseph, Hart­ helping the seniors to be able to enjoy Sturbridge Village. Thanks to many Return trip at 3 p.m. p.m. played on the Bennet Jr. High golf and replace vandalized property. bowling with very little other work to of your seniors who gave "tips” for Friday, 10 a.m. to noon, kitchen Thursday, June 17 — 8-10; Period 6 which began with a prayer of grace Club, and High School World. In con­ team and currently plays on the MHS ford. given by Vice-Principal Leonard. clusion, Dave Romano presented his Father Moran has been assigned as do. Bernie tells me that this summer them. The program will end with the social games, one can of canned exam, 10:10-12:10; Period 7 exam. golf team. She practices every day at Editorial While helping themselves to the fellow Student Assembly chairpeople the Manchester Country Club where In other news assistant pastor at the Church of they plan on doing a job on the alleys showing of slides of our recent Las goods needed; noon to 12:30 p.m., Friday, June 18 — 8-10; Period 8 with merit awards. her family is a member. She usually Epiphany, Cheshire. so that they will be in great Shape for Vegas-Cany on trip. lunch is served; 1 p.m. to 3:30 p.m., exam, 10:10-12:10; Makeup. A Freedom of Information Com­ the winter season. However, they After the distribution of the practices a few hours off the course, He is a graduate of St. James Next Saturday is Parade Day, and setback games. Bus pickup at 8:30 Monday, June 21 — Regular day for mission ruling was promised later will be having their summer bowling awards, the program came to an end, polishing up her strokes and putting. School and began his studies for the will be a busy one for us. Our float a.m., return trips at 12:30 p.m. and underclassmen-exams returned. this month in the appeal brought by as usual. Is cheating so wrong? and the recipients returned home Then she plays 18 holes at the club. priesthood at St. Thomas Seminary, committee has been working super 3:30 p.m. Locker clean-up during homeroom. John DeLucco of Manchester. Back to the banquet, and after a hard to put our float together and Final graduation rehearsal and with certificate in hand. — Marc Bloomfield. After graduating from with, and figured out then that "B” All this practice pays off. as it DeLucco, an unemployed heavy delicious meal, trophies were look forward to making everyone assembly for seniors in the arena at 9 In a time when the question of Laufer high school at St. Thomas, he was the correct answer and more im­ resulted in her being the Gpnnecticut equipment operator, has been denied awarded to the following: proud of our seniors. a.m. Prizes and awards will be cheating has wandered into great attended St. Bonaventure University portantly, why it was right and why State Junior Champion (under 18) in access to town personnel records of Most improved woman bowler, By the way, the Wildwood trip is Yesterdays issued to seniors and underclassmen controversy among many people, it It where he earned a B.A degree in his answer was wrong. So, the stu­ 19741. Last summer she was invited successful applicants for a job he Edna Christensen, and for the men it just two weeks from this coming at this time. Senior Graduation in is not surprising to hear someone say Girls^ tennis philosophy. He has completed his dent filled in "B” in his answer to play in the Junior World Cham­ didn’t get. A commission hearing on was Everett Brewer. Monday, and I’m sorry to report that Memorial Field at 6:45 p.m. that cheating is not so wrong....And studies at Christ the King Seminary, sheet. Thus, he has cheated. pionship held at the Torrey Pines DeLucco's case was conducted in High women’s average of 134.21 only two buses will be going tl)e first 25 years ago Tuesday, June 22 — One half day sometimes it isn’t. East Aurora, N.Y., and is a can­ However, he had not cheated season ends Golf Course in San Diego. California. Hartford Wednesday. went to Marie Bolis. For the men it week, and only one bus on the second for underclassmen (8 periods). It's not such a good feeling for a d idate for a M.A. degree in Rev. Edward M. Moran Michael Murphy of 112 W. Center himself, as the saying goes, for he This event involved 540 male and The Manchester Housing was Andy Lamoureaux with a 169.35. week. Therefore, you folks who Grades given to students. Period 1 — student when he spends a fair amount Nancy Narkon philosophy. St. is elected captain of Manchester figured out the answer and learned The Manchester High Girls’ tennis female participants from 29 different Authority’s planned 40-unit elderly High women’s single to Mary signed up for the third bus or second 8-8:24, Homeroom — 8:29-8:36, of time studying for a subject and Auxiliary Police. for himself why the answer was cor­ team finished their season with a countries. Nancy tied for 18th place playing the organ, woodcarving, oil- housing project, estimated to cost Picaut with a 217. and Paul bus can drop by the office to pick up Period2 —8:41-9:05, Period3—9:10- then can’t answer the questions. Two 84-ton transform ers are rect. Had he not looked at his record of 2 and 10. The maidens lost in her class. In a few weeks Nancy 3640,000 when an equivalent state ,Desjeunes had 240. refunds. 9:34, Period 4 - 9:39-10:03, Period 5 What is even worse is that if he saw painting and caring for her pet rabbit moved from the railroad siding on neighbor’s paper he probably would to Windham by a score of one to six will play in Texas in the Invitational grant was awarded in 1973, is now I Mary Picaut came right back with Gloria is busy trying to arrange a - 10:08-10:32, Period 6-10:37-11:01, the answer, he would probably Trixie. About town New St. to the Connecticut Power Co. not have realized it. In the long run, and also lost to E.O. Smith by a score Women's Western Championship. For the future, Nancy says she will expected to cost »90l,000, officials a 472 triple along with Clarence few different type trips, and I’ll let Period 7 - 11:06-11:30, Period 8 - remember studying that and could said this week. But the Town of »ri>.r)ffV4 .i> a i'!> a J 3 r y w w ! r new sub-station being constructed on he was able to use 4iis reasoning of one to six. No one on the team Traveling by air to these matches is attend Southern Connecticut State Peterson who had a 597. her teli you what to be looking Olcott St. ll:35-noon. figure out in his head why the answer made post-season play. almost as fun as playing, Nancy says. Manchester, which has, already Winning team was the Goldenrods. The cafeteria will be closed except he chose was wrong. which is actually the main idea of College. She is undecided about her The Rev. Dr. Felix Davis, pastor of All women attending the Mothers forward to in the next couple of John E. Stewart of 20 Litchfield St. learning. Windham 1-6 results were: Stone, Nancy says she enjoys the take-offs allocated 351,050 to help pay for the and Daughters Night Monday at The evening ended with some months. for light lunches from June 15 to 19. For example, suppose a student major although physical education Second Congregational Church, will is elected grand knight of Campbell Schools should not promote 2-6, 4-6; Froh,0-6,2-6; Welti, 6-3,6-3; and landing the best. is a possibility, she says. When asked project, may only have to pay 328,000 North United Methodist Church are excellent entertainment by our old On Monday June 21, the cafeteria were taking a multiple-choice test in if federal block grants can be used lead a program of devotions Monday Council, KofC. He succeeds Maurice cheating because there are too many McCurry, 0-6, 1-6; Silverstein and Besides golf Nancy excels in other if she would ever turn to golfing as a asked to bring a wedding picture for reliables some members of the Gloria's column E. O’Connor. will be open for everyone again and history. He had studied hard the for site development, officials said. at 1:30 p.m. in Cronin Hall of Mayfair students who use cheating incorrect­ Punga, 1-6 Burnett and Formica, 4-6, sports such as basketball, softball, professional, she replied that she a 'Who's Who of Brides” display. All Sunshiners. Everyone left full and One June 14th we will be Mrs. Charlotte Gray of 20 then closed again on June 22. The night before and felt prepared. Yet, Greater Hartford CATV Inc., the Gardens.' All Mayfair residents are ly. Whether it be immaturity, fear 4-6; Goff and Warren, 6-3; 0-6. and her favorite next to golf, skiing. would first have to improve her invited. girls and women of the church are happy. registering for Summit Lodge. This Litchfield St., is elected president of teachers’ cafeteria will be open on for whatever reason, he came across cable television franchiser for that they may get a bad grade E. 0. Smith 1-6 results were; Nancy won first place, two years run­ game, but the prospect would be is a three-day trip to Killington, Vt. It Chaminade Musical Club. She exam days. There will be no special a question on his test he couldn’t Manchester and other area towns, also asked to bring a hot dish, salad (shame-shame), or just plain com­ Stone, 1-6,6-7; Froh, 0-6-1-0; Welti, 1- ning, in the Manchester State Bank nice. She would also like to own a golf Baseball trip is a typical lodge nestled in the moun­ succeeds Mrs. Florence Wood. buses on half days. There will be remember the answer to. His this week Introduced pay TV to its Jehovah's Witnesses will have a or dessert (one dish per family) for petitiveness, these are the ones who 6,6-3; 7-5; McChirry, 6-7,4-6; Burnett sponsored down hill race at course some day, but for now, she In Wednesday’s column I men­ tains. They have gourmet food that is exam make-up every afternoon 1-3 neighbor’s paper had the answer system. The extra-cost service. service meeting tonight at 7 at the 6:30 p.m. buffet. The program, 10. years ago give cheating its bad name. In short, and Form ica, 3-8; Punga and Northview. happily resigns herself to playing lots Kingdom Hall. tioned about our Yankee baseball trip scrumptuous, a large Olympic pool p.m., Monday, June 14-Thursday, "B.” This rtudent then looked on his Home Box Office, features first-run. "Pageant of Brides,” will begin at 8. This date was a Sunday; The cheating is not wrong when used for Hopperstead, 5-8; Busky and Grata, When sports are not taking up her and quoted a price of 310. However, for swimming, and a whirlpool. June 17. paper to find what “B” corresponded of golf and looking forward to more Herald did not publish. learning’s sake. — Aiuie Putira 4-6, 3-6. — Kim Harrison time, Nancy falls back on hobbles of tournaments — Janice Dahm. PAPE SIX - MANCHE8TEH EVENINO HERALD. Minchwter. Conn- Sat., June i, 1876 MANCHKTER EVENING HERALD. Manche»ler. Conn . Sal . June 5. 1976 - PAGE SEVEN

ST« BARTHOLOMEW'S CHURCH, COMMUNITY BAPTIST CHURCH, E. Middto IftM. R t*. Philip HuiMy, / * ptitor. I AN AMERICAN BAPTIST CHURCH, 585 E. Center St. Rev. Ondon P. Stain, Saturday Man at S p.m.; Sunday I LOCAL CHURCHES minister; Rev. Frederick Ltnz, director Maaaat at l:M, 10: U and 11 ;M a.m. V i of Christian education. GOSPEL HALL, 411 Cantar St. 9:15 a.m.. Church School for all ages, Celts outlast Suns in triple overtime 10 a.m., Braakini braad; 11:46 a.m., ST. MARY’S EPISCOPAL CHURCH, "The earth is full of the goodness of the kindergarten through Grade 4 continuing “It was an outstanding ballgame. I Sunday School; 7 p.m., G o i^ maatin|. Park and Church Sts. Rev. Stephen K. Lord." Psalms 33:5. 'The Christian during the service. Sharing Class led by BOSTON (UPI) - Jo Jo left in regulation. From that point, popped a 20-footer in to retie the have a lead, then it goes. Then the game-winning basket at the end of WlUa Stanford, 2o4o CHass led by Rick don't know how a game can be more Jacobson, rector; Rev. Bruce W. Science Reading Room, 968 Main St., is White was a basket case by the former Celtic Paul Westphal scored game. j game is oyer (when the clock ran out the second overtime. One fan was ST. BRIDGET CHURCH, 70 Main St. open to the public Mondays throu^ Lani, 4040 Class led by the putor; 10:30 exciting than that,” said Phoenix Jacques, anistant to the rector; Rev. time it was over; coach Tom nine points to bring the Suns to a 95-95 In the overtime, though. While and in the second overtime only to be hauled away alter swinging at Rav. John J. Dalanay, pastor. Rav. Fridays from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. and the a.m., Morning WoriWp, Communion, coach John M acL^. "There are William J. Stack, ^ v . William J. Ronald E. Haldeman, assistant to the tie. unlikely hero Glenn McDonald restarted with one second left, but referee Richie Powers, who landed first and third Thursday evenings from 7 message: "Willingness,” Nursery Is Heinsohn swooned from some things that happened on that KUlaen. rector. The score was knotted again. 101- scored six points apiece to win the Gar (Heard) hits a lough shot. some good punches of his own 7:30 a.m.. Holy Communion, Book of to 9 except holidays, a free public lending provided; 6 p.m., Youth Fellowships will exhaustion; and John Havlicek court that I couldn’t believe. There Saturday Masaes at 5 and 7:10 p.m., 101, after the first five-minute over­ game. Arrrgh. I didn't know what to do.” The second came after the game Common Prayer; 0 a.m.. Youth Service, library is maintained; meet. muttered he had never seen were so many things you could talk Mbool auditorium; Sunday Masses at time but the Celtics kerned to have Even after Boston took a 128-124 Heinsohn, trying to stay calm on when hundreds of spectalors stormed with Church School and nursery care CALVARY CHURCH, ASSEMBLIES about; just take your pick." 7:N. 9 and 10:30, In church; 10:10 a.m. anything of the kind in his 14 the game salted away with one se­ lead with 30 seconds left, the Suns the bench, withered from the heal the Celtics and jostled each other and noon In Khool auditorium. followed by coffee hour; 11 a.m.. Holy SECOND CONGREGATIONAL OF GOD, 647 E. Middle Tpke. Rev. Eucharist, Rite 1, with sermon by Father years of pro basketbaii. Let's start with Boston's smoking cond left in the second overtime almost pulled off aiiother miracle. and pressure of the contest the Powers was punched lo the ground CHURCH, UNITED CHURCH OF Kenneth L. Gustafson, pastor. Westphal, who tied teammate Ricky THE SALVATION ARMY, 601 Main Jacques; 5 p.m.. Holy Eucharist, Rite 1. fast break that put Phoenix behind by when Havlicek (22 points) hit an 18- Boston coach collapsed in the and landed on a television newsman CHRIST, 385 N. Main St. Rev. Dr. Felix 9:45 a.m., Sunday School classu for And if the Boston Celtics were Sobers with 25 points, made two St. Capt. and Mrs. Arthur Carlson, corps M. Davis, minister. adults and children; 10:50 a.m., Worship 20 points 10 minutes into the game. foot bank shot. Celtics' lockerroom from exhaustion who suffered a knee injury stunned by the goings-on, think how more baskets, the last with 15 olllcars. SOUTH UNITED METHODI3T 10 a.m.. Morning Worship, Confirma­ Service, the Rev. Edward Granholm, Boston built the lead to 22 points. 42- and dehydration but was expected to "They ought to have belter protec­ the Phoenix Suns felt after mounting seconds to play but White, who led all 0:10 a.m., Sunday School; 10:45 a.m.. CHURCH. Rev. George W. Webb, Rev. tion Sunday, Communion, Micatlon of minister of the deaf, will speak. Nursery Phoenix coach John MacLeod "'-r.n be ready for bench duty on Sunday tion. " .said MacLeod "They were Laurence M. Hill, Rev. Robert W. six startling comebacks only to lose 20, before the hard-nosed Suns Holiness Meeting; 6 p.m., Open-Air teachers and leaders, awards for facilities for the little onu provided; 7 called a time out it didn't have, and scorers with 33 points, dribbled out Havlicek walked around the just lucky nobody got hurt. Eldiidge, Jr., putors. the nationally televised fifth game of brought the advantage quickly down Meeting; 7 p.m.. Salvation Meeting. children, music by three choirs, no p.m.. Gospel Service, hymnsing, gospel the clock. lockerroom muttering, "I've never Everybody (Ians) wanted to fight our 8, 0, and 10:45 a.m.. Holy Communion to seven points. Boston fattened the was assessed a technical foul that Dave Cowens added 26 points for Church School, children will worship with music and Bible mesuge; 10:30 p.m.. the NBA playoffs, 128-126, in triple been in a game like that. They came players" CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF will be served; 10:15 a.m.. Church School overtime. margin to 16 points, 61-45, at halftime proved beneficial. Jo Jo White made Boston and Paul Silas 17 while Curtis their families and children' through Radio Service, "Revivaltime with Dr. up with shots that were unbelievable, Despite the abuse they took, the UTTER-DAY SAINTS, Woodside SI. A display in Reception Hall; 0 a.m.. Adult but the Suns outhustled l^ston to tie the free throw to give Boston a 112- Perry added 23 for Phoenix. HUlstown Rd. D. Clark Brown, bishop. Grade 4 will move to Fellowship Hall the C.M. Ward,” on WINF. Boston tries to wrap up its 13th as we did.” Suns want to come back to Boston Bible Study, Grades 1 through 8 attend last half hour for celebration and league title Sunday afternoon (3:30 the game, 68-68, midway through the 110 lead but the Suns got to pass the "I don't remember no part of it," 1:10 a.m.,- Priesthood; 0:30 a.m.. church until 0:15, then classes; 0 and UNITARIAN UNIVERSALIST third period. ball in from midcourt instead of Almost as unbelievable were two one more time. If they win Sunday, Seminary; 10:30 a.m., Sunday School; S refreshments. EDT) before another national televi­ said a dazed White trying to recall 10:45 a.m., Nursery 5 year olds; 10:46 SOCIETY: East, Community Y, 79 N. behind its own basket. mob scenes on the court by they will meet the Celtics Wednesday p.m.. Sacrament Service. sion audience and 14.000 fans in Then the game started. The Celtics the events of the 63-minutes. "It a.m.. Grades 7 through 11; 12:30 p.m.. CENTER CONGREGATIONAL Main St. Rev. Arnold Westwood, The pass went to Gar Heard who overzcalous fans The first oulbur.st night 19 p m.) in the seventh game Phoenix, led by nine points, 92-83, with 3;46 takes a tittle oit out of you when you FULL GOSPEL INTERDENOMI­ Church School picnic on lawn of Susannah CHURCH, UNITED CHURCH OF minister. came after Havlicck's apparent from Boston Garden. NATIONAL CHURCH, 746 Main St. Wesley House; 2:30 to 10 p.m.. Deeper CHRIST, 11 Center St. Rev. Newell Cur­ There will be no formal meetings Rav. Philip Saunders, minister. Life Mini-Convention, please provide tis Jr., Rev. WInthrop Nelson Jr., throughout the summer. For information 10:30 a.m.. Praise, Worship Service your own supper, coffee will be served. pastors. on specific inmrmal eventk call 646-5151. ■ V and Bible study for all ages; 7 p.m.. Or. and Mrs. Luke Blevins, Arlington, 8:30 a.m.. Grade 9 Confirmation Meetings will resume Sept. 12. Deliverance Service. Va., guest speakers. Breakfast, Woodruff Hall; 8:45 a.m.. Lighthouse Bible Study, 3/4 Room; 9 EMANUEL LUTHERAN CHURCH, FAITH BAPTIST CHURCH, Orange CONCORDIA LUTHERAN a.m.. Celebration of Pentecost, Worship Church and Chestnut Sts. Rev. C. Henry Herald angle CHURCH, 40 Pitkin St., Rev. Burton D. Anderson and Rev. Ronald J. Fournier, Sox guessed wrong Hall 71 E. Center St. Rev. James Service and Holy Communion, Federal Bellasov, pastor. Stand, Rev. David W. Rlnu, co-pastors. Room, the Rev. Mr. Curtis, leader, 10 pastors. 0:10 a.m., Sunday School; 10:30 a.m.. 8:30 a.m.. Holy Communion, Nursery a.m.. Worship Service, reception of 8:30 and 11 a.m.. The Service with Holy Earl Yost Worship Service; 7 p.m.. Evening Ser­ for small chllren; 10 a.m.. Holy Commu­ Grade 9 Confirmation Class and Holy Communjon, Chapel Service for children following the principal hymn; 9:45 a.m.. on Angels^ Melton vice. nion, Church School thrwgh Grade 6, Communion in the Sanctuary, the Rev. Sports Editor Nursery for small children. Mr. Curtis, preacher; 11:15 a.m.. Coffee Church School and Adult Forum; 9:45 and CHURCH OF THE ASSUMPTION, Shoppe, Woodruff Hall. 11 a.m.. Nursery for infants. Adsms St. at Thompson Rd. Rev. ST. JAMES CHURCH, Msgr. Edward BOSTON (UPI) — Twice the Red Sox gambled against Bill TRINITY COVENANT CHURCH, 302 Edward S. Pepin, pastor; Rev. Paul J. Reardon, pastor; Rev. Bernard NORTH UNITED METHODIST Melton and both times the California first baseman won the bet. Tiinque. Killeen. CHURCH, 300 Parker St. Rev. Earle R. Hackmatack St. Rev. Norman E. Swen- Saturday Masses at 5 and 7:30 p.m.; Saturday Masses at 5 and 7:30 p.m.; Custer, pastor. sen, pastor. Spoke too Boon League baseball season Tuesday Melton hit run-scoring singles in Sunday Masses at 7:30,0,10:30 and 11:46 Sunday Masses at 7:30, 9, 10:30 a.m., 9 a.m.. Worship Service, sermon: "The 9:30 a.m., Sunday School classes for all night at Moriarty Field against the the eighth and 10th innings after Texas along with Bert Blyleven three ages three through adult. Nursery for in­ When the New York Yankees and a.m. noon and 5 p.m. Spirit of the Lord,” Sacrament of Holy Vernon Orioles. Frank McCoy Boston twice had walked Bruce days ago. went 4-for-4 Friday night, fants; 10:50 a.m.. Worship Service with Boston Red Sox players got involved Bochte intentionally to pace the hit a rare home run and drove in (our ST. JOHN'S POLISH NATIONAL Communion, coffee fellowship after the returns as the Vernon skipper...Phil UNITED PENTECOSTAL CHURCH, the Rev. Mr. Swensen preaching. Trinity in a free-for-all at Yankee Stadium Angels to a 4-3 victory, their fourth runs in his debut as a Ranger. 185 Woodbridge St. Rev. Robert l^ e r , CATHOLIC CHURCH, 23 Golway St. service. Nursery for children up to 5 Burgess reports the Candlelight Tots for three year olds through two weeks ago, Ken Harrelson, in the straight win. putor. Rev. Walter A. Hyszko, pastor. years of age; 6 p.m.. Senior Sacred League will sponsor a slow pitch soft- His batting heroics backed the Dance Group, will have a program on the Kindergarten, Children's Church for video booth, reported that Boston "Bill hasn't been hitting for combined five-hit pitching of Gaylord 10 a.m., Sunday School; 6:30 p.m., 10 a.m.. Service at St. John’s Grades 1 through 3, Nursery for infants; C 9 ball tournament next month at lawn, the theme: "Beautiful.” fans would not react like Yankee fans average but he has been hitting well Perry and Steve Hargan as the "Sound of His Coming" radio program on Cemetery. 6 p.m.. Prayer meeting; 7 p.m., Sunday Robertson Park...Tom Kelley. did. When the two teams met up in a the past few games," said manager WINF; 7:30 p.m., Evangelistic Service. ZION EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN Evening Service. Manchester High golf, track, and Rangers drubbed the Detroit Tigers, FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, return go at Boston. Harrelson had to Dick Williams, 14-3 SCIENTIST, 447 N. Main St. CHURCH (MISSOURI SYNOD), ■''i ' Dave Kelley, East Catholic High PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, 43 CHURCH OF CHRIST, Lydall and eat his wotds as the Fenway Park Melton, who drove Bobby Bonds In other games, Oakland beat New Spruce St. Rev. Mack Welford, pastor. 11 a.m.. Church Service, Sunday School Cooper and High Sts. Rev. Charles W. track mentor, are not Kuhl, pastor. Vernon Sts. Eugene Brewer, minister. (Herald photo by Richmond) bleacherltes retaliated with a York. 6-4, in II innings, Minnesota 0:15 a.m., Sunday School; 10:30 a.m.. for pupils up to the age of 20, care for related...Staying in top shape by home with an eighth-inning single to 9 a.m.. Divine Worship with Holy Com­ 9 a.m., Bible Classes; 10 a.m.. barrage of debris and obscenities give California a 4-3 lead, stepped to outlasted Baltimore, 8-6, in 10 in­ Worship, Nursery provided; 7 p.m.. In­ very young pupils, subject of the lesson- Worship, sermon: “Prisons of Our Own playing tennis almost daily is Mai munion: 10:15 a.m., Sunday School and Bell tower, Trinity Lutheran Church, directed at the visitors, especially the plate against Jim Willoughby in nings, Chicago slopped Cleveland, 4- formal Worship, study and fellowship. sermon: "God the Only Cause and Making"; 8 p.m.. Worship, sermon: Darling, perennial seniors' town Youth Forum; 10:10 to 11:35 a.m.. First outfielder Mickey Rivers. Several the 10th inning. Tommie Davis 1, Kansas City nipped Milwaukee, 4- Creator,” Golden text from the Bible, “Help Thou Mine Unbelief." singles champion. His wife.Gloria, is and Second Year Youth Instruction, Vernon baseball fans from Manchester who reached second on a two-base error 3. in 10 innings. a well-known teaching tennis were at Fenway for the Yankee by third baseman Rico Petrocelli and I k inn H, (Iriiilca b professional. series claimed the tanked up fans ^chte was walked again. Rusty Larry Hisic’s two-run homer were responsible for causing the End of the line Torres, pinch running (or Davis, enabled him lo hit for the cycle as he problems. Owner Tom Yawkey of the scored on Melton's single through the drove in four runs and lifted the COVENTRY PRESBYTERIAN Saturday Masses at 5 and 7 p.m.; Sun­ CRYSTAL LAKE COMMUNITY FIRST CONGREGATIONAL Red Sox can be partially blamed for Larry Perry, former golf coach at left side of the drawn-in infield. Twins over the Orioles, empers CHURCH, Nathan Hale School Rd. 31. day Masses at 8:30 and 11:30 a.m. SITED METHODIST CHURCH, CHURCH, Coventry. Rev. Bruce J. the trouble. It wasn’t until last Manchester High, forwards the infor­ "I've been hitting the ball well and flared in the second inning but no Ellington. Johnson, minister. Rev. Dr. Richard W. Gray, pastor. AREA CHURCHES season that he lifted the ban on the mation that Cynthia Prior was the it’s been going nowhere. I've been 9:30 a.m.. Worship: 11 s m., Sunday ST. FRANCIS OF ASSISI, 673 10:15 a m.. Coffee hour; 11 a m.. 9:30 a.m.. Church School; 11 a.m.. first female member of the varsity Ellington Rd., South Windsor. Rev. John sale of beer in the stands. The beer fortunate that I've been getting hits School; 7:30 p.m., Bible Study at par­ Worship Service, Sunday School. Worship Service, Nursery available. golf team at Manchester High. American League C. Gay, pastor. Rev. Eugene M. Kilbride. drinkers have raised cane at Shea ■ J»’ with men on base," said Melton, sonage on Cornwall Dr. Church School Day, Coffee Hour in vestry Perry, who was coaching the team, Saturday Masses at 5 and 7 p.m.; Sun­ ST. PETER’S EPISCOPAL following service. Stadium for several years during Met traded from the Chicago While Sox FIRST ASSEMBLIES OF GOD, 763 CHURCH, Sand Hill Rd., South Windsor. said Prior was the No.4 player on the blows landed as Lee May was brushd day Masses at 7:30 and 11 a.m. ST. MATTHEW'S CHURCH, Tolland ST. BERNARD'S CHURCH, games and it apparently had carried last winter. Another trade acquisi­ Oak St., Blast Hartford. Rev. Ralph F. Rev, Francis J. O'Keefe, pastor, Rev. Miles S. Macintoch, vicar, over to the refurbished Yankee squad which was captained by Dave tion, former Red Sox pitcher Dick back twice by Twins starter Dave Jelley, pastor. ST. MARY'S CHURCH, Rt. 31, Coven­ Rockville. Rev, John J..White, pastor. 8 a.m., Holy Communion; 10a.m., Holy PRINCE OF PEACE LUTHERAN Duncan. Bill Kelley and Joe Segal Gollz. May charged the mound but Saturday Masses at 5 and 7 p.m.; Sun­ Rev. Joseph M. Bartok. Stadium and now Fenway Park,..It's Drago, registered his second save 10 a.m.. Church School; 11 a.m.. Mor­ try. Rev. F. Bernard Miller, pastor. Rev. Communion, first and third Sundays; CHURCH, Rt. 31 and N. River Rd.. were the other golfers. The team tied the pair were pulled apart by um­ Paul F. Ramen. day Masses at 8:30, 10:30 and 11:45 a m. Saturday Masses at 5 and 7 p.m. ; Sun­ been refreshing to. know, via chance with two-thirds of an inning of ning Worship; 7 p.m.. Evening Service. Morning Prayer, second, forth and fifth Coventry. Rev. W.H. Wilkens, pastor. Meriden for the CCIL title with eight pires and May was ejected, Saturday Masses at 5:15 p.m.; Sunday day Masses at 7, 8:30, 10 and 11:30 a m. meetings, phone calls and letters, shutout relief of Mickey Scott, who MESSIAH EVANGELICAL Sundays. 9 a.m.. Sunday School; 10:15 a.m.. wins, one loss and one tie. Prior liiivulii I, lIrcMerii .3 VERNON ASSEMBLIES OF GOD, 51 Masses at 7:30, 9:30 and 10:45 a m. Worship ^rvice, (9 a.m. during July and that readers agreed with a statement earned his first win with a one-inning l.irniERAN CHURCH, (Wisconsin ROCKVILLE UNITED METH­ Hal McRae's lOth-inning double Old Town Rd. RELIGIOUS SOCIETY OF August). here that the Monday night baseball reigned as Women’s Division club performance. AVERY ST. CHRISTIAN Synod), 300 Buckland Rd., South Windsor. ODIST CHURCH, 142 Grove St.. 9:45 a.m., Sunday School (or all ages; FRIENDS (QUAKERS), Hartford telecasting crew on ABC leaves champion at Manchester in both the The Angels nicked Rick Wise for helped Dennis Leonard earn his fifth REFORMED CHURCH, 661 Avery St., 9 a m., Sunday School; 10 a.m.. Rockville. Rev. John W. Mortimer, 11 a.m.. Morning Worship; 7 p.m.. Worship Service, Friends Meeting House, 144 S. Quaker much to be desired. 1956 and 1957 seasons, being the two first-inning runs on a walk to Bob victory in six decisions. The loss Evening Evangelistic. South Windsor. Rev. Peter Mans, pastor; Mrs. Thomas Dorman, director Lane, West Hartford. UNION CONGREGATIONAL youngest ever at the time in '56 when went to Jim Slaton, only his second in of music. CHURCH, Rockville. Rev, Paul J. Bow­ Jones, singles by Bonds and Davis minister. 10 a m.. Meeting for Worship. as a 17-year-old she gained the nine decisions. UNITED CONGREGATIONAL 8:30 a.m., "Back to God" hour radio ST. JOHN'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH, 9:30 a m,, Church School, nursery man, minister; Rev. David B. Eusden, Outside looking in and Bochte’s sacrifice fly. Boston coveted honor. Patty Torza was also Vn fi, 1 aiikn 1 CHURCH, UNITED CHURCH OF broadcast, WTIC (1080); 9:45 a.m., Sun­ Rt. 30, Vernon. Rev. Robert H. Wellner. through adults; 10:45 a.m.. Worship Ser­ SECOND CONGREGATIONAL associate minister, Outside looking in for the first time went ahead with three runs on five rector. 17 when she won the first of her five The A's lied the game with two CHRIST, Tolland. Rev. Donald G. day School and Adult Bible Study; 11 vice. Nursery through Grade 2. CHURCH, UNITED CHURCH OF 9 a.m.. Church School, infants through in 10 years is the Manchester High hits in the third, including doubles by Miller, minister. 8 a.m., Holy Communion; 10 a m.. CHRIST, Rt. 44A, Coventry. Rev. club titles iiF 1969...Jack Early, runs in the eighth and won in the 11th a.m.. Worship Service; 7 p.m.. Evening Grade 8; 9 a.m.. Morning Worship, ser­ golf team in the 1976 CIAC Large Cecil‘Cooper and Carl Yastrzemskl. 9:30 and 11 a.m.. Worship Service and Family Service and Church School. TRINITY LUTHERAN CHIRCII, Rpbert K,.Bechtold, minister. mon topic: Just a Ooser Walk With physical education teacher at on veteran Ken McMullen’s pinch- Service. Nursery care for small children School Division Tournament. The Ron Jackson hit his first major Church School: 7 to 8:30 p.m.. Pilgrim provided. Rt. 30 and Meadowlark Rd., Vernon. Rev. 9:15 a.m., Church School, Confirmation Thee," Quarter: Nelga Lynn, Candace Manchester High, is home hit, run-.scoring single. Sparky Lyle Donald J. McClean, pastor, locals ranked 21st, Coach Tom Kelley league homer and first by a Califor­ Fellowship. Class, adult groups, child care; 10:15 Anderson, Lynn Anderson, Roger Keltin; recuperating from illness. The pop­ look the loss in relief of Catfish WAPPING COMMUNITY CHURCH, 8 and 10:30 a m.. Worship Service; 9:15 reported, and only the top 20 teams nia batter in 19 games to move the a.m.. Coffee Break; 10:30 a.m.. Worship 7 p.m.. Senior Pilgrim Fellowship will ular teacher was stricken two weeks Hunter and Jim Todd pitched four In­ SACRED HEART CHURCH, Rt. 30, 1790 Ellington Rd., South Windsor. Rev. a m., Sunday School. were selected for post-season Angels into a 3-3 tie in the sixth. Service, child care; 6 p.m.. Senior meet at the church. ago and hospjtalized . Have a nice nings of one-hit ball to gain the win. Vernon. Rev. Ralph Kelley, pastor. Rev. Harold W. Richardson, minister. Pilgrim Fellowship. play...Moriarty’s will open the home After Melton put the Angels ahead in Edward Konopka. weekend. M liile Sox I, liidiunii 1 9:30 and 11 a.m.. Worship Service and FIRST CONGREGATIONAL phase of their Hartford Twilight the top of the eighth, Boston's Saturday Mass at 3 p.m.; Sunday Church School. Mini-confab CHURCH, UNITED CHURCH OF FIRST CONGREGATIONAL TALCOTTVILLE CONGREGA­ Dwight Evans retaliated with his Jorge Orta drove in two runs with a Masses at 7:30, 9, 10:30 a.m. and noon. CHRIST, Andover. Rev. David J. Reese CHURCH, Vernon. Rev, John A. Lacey, TIONAL CHURCH, UNITED first homer since May 2 in the bottom double and a triple while Rich ST. MAURICE'S CHURCH, Bolton. set Sunday minister; Rev. Edwin W. Barthqlomew, CHURCH OF CHRIST. Rev, Kenneth Gos.sage racked up his third straight ST. MARGARET MARY’S CHURCH, Rev. Robert W. Cronin, pastor. III. pastor. of the eighth. 9:45 a.m.. Church School, kindergarten assistant minister. Knox, pastor. win with a nine-hitter in pitching the Wapping. Rev. William McGrath and Saturday Masses at 5 and 7:30 p.m., Dr. and Mrs. Luke Blevins of Danny Thompson, who went to through Grade 6; 11 a.m,, Worship Ser­ 10 a.m.. Worship, the Rev. Mr. Lacey 10 a.m.. Worship, Confirmation, Com­ (Herald phuto by Dunn) White Sox over Cleveland. Rev. Joseph Schick, co-pastors. Sunday Masses at 7:30, 9:15 and 11 a.m. Arlington, Va,, will be guest vice, 6 p.m.. Junior High Pilgrim will preach. Coffee Fellowship im­ munion. speakers at a Pentecost Sunday mediately following the service. Child Fellowship. UNITED METHODIST CHURCH, Kingman breaks Pike taken in Farmington River Deeper-Life Mini-Convention care available. 9:55 a.m.. Church School. 1040 Boston Tpke. (Rt. 44A), Bolton. Rev. tomorrow from 2:30 to 9 p.m. at VERNON INITED METHODIST David. M. Campbell, pastor. Charles Bousquet of 28 Callage St, caught this 14-pound, Calvary guest speaker South United Methodist Church. ROCKVILLE BAPTLST CIILRCH, Unknown golfer 69 Union St. Rev. Robert L. LaCounte, CHURCH, Rt. 85, Hebron. Rev. William 11 a m.. Family Communion Service, 39-inch Northern Pike yesterday at the mouth of the Far­ The Rev. Edward J. Granholm of The afternoon session will be from pastor. Parsing, rector. nursery available for infants through 2:30 to 5 p.m., when there will be a Grade 2, United Methodist Student Day, long batting dip mington River in Farmington. The listed world record for 1 Pownal, Maine, will be guest speaker 9:30 am ., Sunday School; 11 a.m.. 8 and 10 a.m.. Worship Service. Church Sunday at the 10:50 a.m. service at supper break. The evening session Worship Service; 7 p.m.. Evening Ser­ School and Nursery, meditation: "The, Birthday of the this specie is 46 poUnil^, two ounceshut Bousquet was happy Calvary Church, 647 E. Middle "I^ke. will begin at 6:30. Sessions are open vice. Church." with his catch. attracts gallery to people of all faiths. A free-will LOS ANGELES (UPI) — Dave Kingman snapped out of a I- The service Is open to the public. ST, GEORGE'S EPISCOPAL BOLTON CONGREGATIONAL offering will be received. for-I8 slunm with three home runs and drove in a club record CHURCH, Bolton Tpke. (Rt. 44A), CHURCH, Bolton Center Rd. Rev. J., PHILADELPHIA (UPI) — Jacqueline Purtzer hasn’t seen The Rev. Mr. Granholm has been a Those attending the sessions are* OUR SAVIOR LUTHERAN Bolton. Rev. John F. Flora II, vicar. eight runs Friday night to spark the New York Mets to a 11-0 rout CHURCH, 239 Graham Rd., South Wind­ Stanton Conover, minister. minister to the deaf for the past 25 asked to bring their own supper. 8 a.m.. Holy Communion; 9:30 a m.. 10:15 a.m ,. Church School and of the Los Angeles Dodgers behind the three-hit pitching of Tom much of her husband the past two days and she couldn’t be hap­ Coffee will be provided. sor. Rev. Ronald A. Erbe, pastor. Church School; 10 a.m.. Holy Communion pier about it. years,. He conducts religious educa­ 9 a m.. Worship and Sunday School; Nursery; 10:30 a.m.. Worship Service, Seaver. Bennet tops Illing tion classes weekly at the Governor Dr. Blevins, a practicing dentist, and sermon; 11 a.m.. Parish Coffee Hour. Communion theme: "Pentecost." Husband Tom liNiNlr took a Anxx.strnlraone-stroke 10:15 a.m.. Worship Service. The 6-foot-6 Kingman, boosting his Baxter School for the Deaf in Maine. directs five prayer groups of lead into today's third round of the major league home run lead to 20, in­ The curly-haired right-hander, who He also conducts services for the businessmen and professionals and Bicentennial Golf Classic and is star­ creased his season's RBI total to 46 pitched the Braves to a 2-0 victory Trailing going into the doubles, Bennet Junior High’s tennis Baugh wants adult deaf In Maine and has an outstanding healing ministry, ting lo attract something he never and erased the Met single-game RBI over the Montreal Expos, had his no­ team swept three to take a 4-3 verdict over crosstown illing s r .. Massachusetts. according to the Rev. Dr. George THE had much of before — a gallery. mark of seven set July 28, 1970, by hitter spoiled when Mangual image change Webb, pastor of South Church. Mrs. yesterday at Charter Oak Park. The 24-year-old Purtzer, just com­ BIBLE Donn Clendenon against the San grounded a hard single between short Blevins sponsors a prayer group and Cherie Dow, Brian Mozzer and pleting his rookie year on the pro The guest speaker is an ordained Francisco Giants. Kingman’s three and third with one out in the ninth. Jon Keller 6-1, 7-5; Lovell (B) def. teaches another. SPEAKS Mike Wilson won singles matches for tour, has never won a major pro tour­ NEW ROCHELLE, N.Y. (UPI) - Assemblies of God minister. He was homers tied a Met record established Chris Young 6-3, 6-2; Mozzer (I) def. This may come as something of a dis­ By Krda 11, Cardinals 2 Illing with Joe Lovell picking up the nament and earned only a little less bom in White Plains, N.Y., and by Jim Hickman against St. Louis Saunders 1-6, 7-5, 7-5; Wilson (I) def. appointment to a lot of men out Eugene George Foster, the major league’s lone point here for Bennet. than $6,000 since he joined the cir­ educated in Connecticut schools. He Sept. 3, 1965, and it was the first time Tom Norman 6-3, 5-7, 7-6; Kennison- there, but Laura Baugh wants to Brewer RBI leader with 47, drove in (our The doubles was a different story, cuit. received a B.A. degree in theology a player had hit three homers off the Haslett (B) def. Curt Fenton-Andy change her image. runs with three hits, including his however, as Bennet's teams of Ed But his even-par 71 Friday coupled from Central Bible College, D ^gers since Willie Stargell of the Browne 6-4, 6-2; Lovell-Daigle (B) Really. 10th homer, to spark the Reds’ Kennison-John Haslett, Lovell-Mike with his leading opening round of 65 Springfield, Mo., in 1951, Pittsburgh Pirates did it at Dodger "I'd like to be known as a golfer,” Rev. Edward J. Granholm OPEN From a recent Florida triumph over St. Louis. Cincinnati Daigle and Rob Saunders-Kennison def. Jeff McDermott-Chris Young 6- gave him a 36-hole total of 136, six un­ church bulletin I recently Stadium June 24,1965. Kingman had swept to take the match. 6-4; Saunders-Kennison (B) def. she says. This is the scored five runs in the first inning der par, and a one-stroke lead over a clipped this quote. "Isn’t it not homered in the Mets’ 10 previous Until now, Baugh has been known and coasted behind the seven-hit Results: Singles - Dow (I) def. Mozzer-Browne 6-2, 64. couple of veteran pros, Chi Chi ironic that after thousands season for games. mostly for her blonde hair, her good pitching of Gary ({plan. Rodriguez and Jerry McGee, and of years of civilization, we Kingman gave the Mets a 2-0 lead looks and her big endorsement in­ Plralrs 7, Padres 2 Jerry Pate. have finally advanced to BLACK by homering into the left field come. Her three years as a golf pro the point where we bolt all Jerry Reuss tossed a four-hitter Masters champion Ray Floyd and pavilion off starter and loser Burt have been notable only for their con­ our doors and windows at and Richie Hebner drove in a pair of Lyn Lott were two strokes back at CARPENTER ANTS Hooton, 4-5, in the fourth inning. He sistency. She hasn’t won. night, while the jungle runs as the Pirates d efeat^ San French Open tough 138, while Mike McCullough, Terry a In addition to being drove a three-run shot in Uie fifth as “ But I'm learning,” she says. natives sleep in peace in an Diego. Hebner’s two-run single Diehl and FranK Beard were unsightly and unsanitary, the Mets tallied five times off Hooton One thing she hopes she’s learning ^ WANTED open hut." highlighted a four-run second inning grouped at 139. Black Ants excavate and capped his night with another PARIS (UPI) — Wimbledon may have its traditions and is how to follow a good first round We are reaping a harvest that handed Dave Freisleben his first Mrs. Purtzer, who follows her hus­ Outdoor Cooking Recipes of fear from sowing the 'extensive galleries In woo Ihree-run homer in the seventh off Forest Hills its happy show business atmosphere but neither can with a good second round. She _to serve as nesting places loss after he had pitched shutouts in band on the Whltemarsh Valley The first day of summer, June 21, The seed of self-trust. reliever A1 Downing. rnatch the French Open Championships as being the hardest ten­ matched the best score of her career Manchester Herald will publish an Outdoor Economic wealth cannot and may cause extensive Seaver, who had not won since May his only other two starts this season. Country Gub course during his play, damage to your home. Astros I, Cubs 0 nis tournament in the world aceprdin^o men who play all three. said she "couldn’t really see a lot" Friday with a 66 to establish a three- Cooking Tabloid Section...We need your free us of the fear of want. 4, broke a four-game losing streak by stroke first-round lead in the Girl favorite outdoor recipe to be published In this Intellectual achievement Mike (Cosgrove allowed only six "I think the French Open is the Friday because of the gallery he striking out eight and walking one to Talk Gassic. She also was the first- Issue... Our Staff Is Here ALL cannot make us wise unto f i hits and notched the first shutout of toughest tournament in the world,” collected during the round, in which improve his record to 5-4. said Arthur Ashe, currently the round leader a week ago in the LTCA MUST BE SUBMITTED BY JUNE 10 MEOiCtNAL salvation. More govern­ his major league career RTpitching Dibbs' patient baseline game is he made the turn at two-under but 7 Days A Week world No. 1. ‘‘It’s tougher than Championship, but eventually ment and heavier laws can­ Houston over (Chicago. The Astros ideally suited to the slow clay court suffered two bogeys on the back nine. SERVICES Wimbledon and certainly tougher finished 10 strokes behind. To Serve Your Family! not produce lasting securi­ got only two hits off loser Rick and Amaya has yet to beat him. Rodriguez, who has had rounds of REWARD AVAILABLE ty. National League ' than Forest Hills.” That type of thing has happened Call Reuschel but scored an unearned run Sherwood Stewart, who has never 69 and 68, attracts galleries naturally Only when we place our "You have to work about eight frequently, and Baugh admits it may , 2nd 3rd BLISS in the second with the aid of a gotten past the first round in five but said he hasn’t been joking with confidence in God will we times harder here than at Wimbledon be l^cause she overextends herself. I ENmT 9 ENTHT throwing error by Reuschel. attempts until now, went up against them as he used to because he hasn't find the assurance of our lot 0 Pteventive Hoinlnianco progiui Ed Kranepool also homered for the for every point. 1 don’t know what the “Saturday, I can tell whether I’m PLEASE MAIL AT ONCE TO: BaRy Ryder Giants 5, Phillies 1 Chilean Jaime Fillol, the joint No. 9 been playing well add had been O ver material needs, spiritual Mets, who posted only their third win winner gets here but he deserves tired or not, but Thursday night it’s MANCHESTER EVENINO HERALD WESTOWN The Giants handed Jim Lonborg his seed, for a place in the final 16. thinking about quitting the tour. self-realization, and ' in their last 14 games. more." hard (or me to tell,"she said. P.O. Box 881 f5j;rjrjAriT«Ba 2 5 earthly care. "Come unto first loss after eight victories by Ashe reached the third round “It’s hard for a monkey to dance Seaver’s performance, though, was Ashe, along with Brian (Jottfried, " I’m really.surprlsed anyone could Mancheetar, Conn. 06040 me all that labor and are scoring four runs in the first inning Friday, beating Ray Moore of South without a banana,” Rodriguez said *.\/4 455 HARTFORD RD. Years 649-9240 not nearly as impressive as the one Eddie Dibbs and Harold Solmon, shoot a 66," said Sandra Palmer, the heavy laden, and I will give turned in by Atlanta’ Andy and holding on behind the seven-hit Africa, 6-4, 6-4,1-6, 6-3. Ashe said he when asked if he still clowns (or his anchester of have survived to the third round and Women's Open champion, who was in M you rest." ^ pitching of Jim Barr. Dave Rader’s was "reasonably content" with the fans. But the popular golfer couldn’t Messersmith, who missed by just Saturday Dibbs was the only U.S. second place at 69. YOUR CO/MMUN/ry IContInuousI two outs of pitching the major two-run double highlighted the first win although there were still too resist it when he was asked what he BUSSEXTERHIIUIORGOMPJUn seed in action in an all-American ^ " ^ h a t Laura did was HEALTH SERVICE STORE' Service! CHURCH OF CHRIST league's first no-hitter this season. inning rally as San Francisco belted many unforced errors.in his game would have done If he had quit the Th* Oldest & Largest in Cdnn. duel against Victor Amaya. remarkable,” added Jane Blalock, in Lydall and Vernon Streets Lonborg for six hits in the inning. because of the unusual conditions. tour. Phone: 646-2903 third place with a 70. • PAGE EIGHT — MANCHESTKR gVENlNG HERALD, Manchttttr, Conn., Sat., June 1876 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manche«tfr Conn , Sal . June 5. 1976 — PAGE NINE

Homat For RoTa * * Nomas For Safa 33 Nomoa For Sofa 33 Nompt For Sola 23 Nomas For Safa i r " 33 Nomat For Sat# 23 Nomoa For Safa 23 Homo! For Solo S3 S c o r e b o a r d S o f t b a ll SOUTH WINDSOR - Large Some doubts NEW HOIKt M A N C H E STE R - N e a r seven room Split on treed Im . BOLTON - Custom built SIX NEW HOMES NEARING Glastoobuiy, price reduced Raised Ranch includes 22'x25’ Call owner, 28M1S3. COMPLETION ON EAST more than 810,000 on tU i large NEW YORK (UPI) - ELDRIDOE STREET OFF family room with fireplace, FOR SALE REC AUTUMN. nine room, five bedroom ATTRACTIVE CAPE three bedrooms, 2 1/1 (>aths. 7 ro<^ Colonial: 4 badrooma, 2 car garaga, larga National League Coulombe had four hits in­ Jockey Angel Cordero GRACIOUS Four .bedroom (tolonial. Oversized 2-car gar­ Colonial, center hall, formal eat-in kitchen wiUi bullt-lns, tot, good location, thowt wall 134,600 Eui Two six-run innings cluding a roundtripper, has lome doubli aboul T J. CROCKEH age, 3/4 acre lot. Must be aluminum siding, 239,900 Immediate occupancy. duplax. Aluminum tiding, at San Francisco (Halickl 3-8) and Russ Benevides two Mathew, Scott end Vicky i BOLTON - Ranch with first Pete Nese, Don Storrs, Bob Ina, 1'A batha, family floor family room wlUi built- EXCELLENT six room Cape, Owner anxious to sell this aaparata furntett, 2-car Chicago (Renko 1-2) at COVENTRY - like fresh eggs SOUTH WINDSOR - Skyline apiece (or Fire. Tom Ber­ Wojo and Mary Martlnelli room with bar and two car Ins, (ieldstone fireplace, three three bedrooms, formal MANCHESTER - Ten room six-room Ranch, that is Drive, executive Raised garaga, 654,900. Houston (Richard 3-3), N nard had two safeties (or INVITATION AVON - Make Good Money garaga. Aaking 148,900. bedrooms, dining room, walk­ dining room, fireplace, Mull Ranch on large lot, three - five (or breakfast? Five Uylng situated In a very con­ Atlanta (Ruthven 33) at two apiece for Lynch. Rich selling popular franances, Ranch with cathedral ceiling, Methodist. □ NO TICES out basement, garage, large baths, carpeting, detached bedrooms, first floor family hens go with this fieldslone venient location here in Goss and Jeff Peck each TO BID make-up, low-priced daily- F.J.SPILECKI Cape on 3.5 acres. 3 bedrooms, eat-in kitchen, Iwilh bulU-In Montreal (Kirby 0-3), N ■If Manchester Chapter private lot. M9.900. Hiilbrick garage, private tree shaded room with fireplace, two town. Convenient to oven and range, formal dining WARREN E. San Diego (Jones 10-2) at had a pair of blows for need products. All REALTOR 643-2121 yard, walk to Buckley School. baUis, double garage, 881,900. I 1/2 baths, paneled living Sealed bids will be received in % of Parents Agency, Realtors 648-4200. schools, churches, and room, three bedrooms, two Pittsburgh (Medich 4-4), N CANDLELIGHT Crockett. Lost and Found 7 guaranteed. I’ll show you how. 838,900. Keith Real EsUte, Amedy Realty, 875-6283. room with fireplace. Outdoo' HOWLAND the Office of The Director of 18 or oVer? Call today (or S W ithout Partners shopping Three bedrooms, lull baths, 2-car garage, 846,- Cincinnati (Gullett 3-2) at Eleven hits produced an CAPE - Seven rooms, 6434126, 6431922. fireplace with picnic Ubie. Raaffora 643-1109 General Services, 41 Center details: 523-9401. SANTINA DRIVE - Five room Near Bolton, RouteJ'~5 and large living room, formal 900 W olverton Agency, St. Louis (Denny 2-3), N 8-2 win for Holiday Lanes LEGAL IMPOUNDED - TrI-color ? DANCE featuring 17’x23' first floor Realtor. 649-2913. Hank Pawlowski, Les Street, Manchester, Connec­ Beagle tvpe female, expandable Ranch, fireplace, MANCHESTER - Executive 44A. Asking 848.500. Call 742- dining room, kitchen with New York (Matlack 31) at over Moriarty Brothers family room, two fireplaces, MANCHESTER - Seven room Keston, Bob Buttram and ticut until June 18, 1976 at NOTICE Wetherell Street. Contact BOOKKEEPER Wanted - i Sunday breezeway, garage, large Colonial, vinyl siding, home, prestigious area. 9921 (or appointment. new cabinets, one-car gar­ Los Angeles (Rau 32), N last night at Robertson part time, must be fully treed lot. Hutchins Agency, (our bedrooms, central vac, OPEN HOUSE - Sunday 12- Greg Hopkins each had two 11:00 a.m. for the following: Manchester Dog Warden, 643 garage, treed lot. 846,500. flreplaced living room, formal Panoramic western view. IW age. fireplace, city MANCHESTER - Two family, The Zoning Board of experienced in all phases of June 6 I 6433166. acre lot. Four bedrooms, two 4:00, 146 Cushman Drive, im­ Sunday's Games Park. Bill Peoples had p a v in g PARKING LOTS 4555. Philbrick Agency, Realtors, dining room, large eat-in GARRISON Colonlal-on utilities. Minimum down to 6-6 Duplex, three bedrooms, 1 hits to lead Trudon VW to a Appeals of the town of An­ bookkeeping. Call 1 ...... fireplaces, 2 1/2 baUis, priced maculate four bedroom Split Philadelphia at San Fran­ three hits and Al Noske and 1 7:00-11:00 | 6434200. kitchen, three bedrooms, beautiful wooded tot, large qualified buyer. 1/2 baths, separate utilities, 6-5 win over Bogner’s last The Town of Manchester is dover. Connecticut, will hold a Manchester, 643-9557. SIX ROOM Ranch home, with below replacement value. with 3 baths, built-ins, wall-to- cisco John Quaglia two apiece. IMPOUNDED - black and Un Plano’s Restaurant | family room, all recently family room with fireplace, wall carpeting, family room newly painted 847,500 night at Fitzgerald. David an equal opportunity attached garage, two full Paul W. Dougan, Realtor, 643 12’x23’ game room, music Atlanta at Montreal public hearing in the Town Of­ huskie male, Buckland area. In Bolton g redecorated. LoU of extras. U&R REALTY CD. with bar and garage. Mid 40's. Wolverton Agency, Realtor. Bob Coroso and Bob employer, and requires an af­ Contact Manchester Dog CLERK TYPIST baths, aluminum sided, 4535. room, or fourth bedroom, San Diego at Pittsburgh Viara and Tom Evans each fice Building, Wednesday, 841,000. Owner. 6434274. 643-2602 Directions: Parker Street to 6432813. Cornell each had a pair for had three blows and Steve firmative action policy (or all June 16, at 8:00 P.M., to hear Warden, 646-4555. Experienced, with shorthand fireplace, full cellar for work SOUTH WIHDSOR wall-to-wall throughout, Cincinnati at St. Louis of its Contractors and Vendors skills for a small busy office. or storage. 100x200’ lot. Very Robart 0. Murdock Colonial Drive to Cushman MB. the following applications i I Excellent value in this MANCHESTER - Truly Im­ rosewood paneling central EAST HARTFORD - Hap­ Chicago at Houston, 2 McAdam,! Kent Smith and Part-time in Manchester clean. M2.900. Keith Real vac, built-in barbecue, sliding Drive. Dubaldo-Lesperance, as a condition of doing asking for relief from the IMPOUNDED - mixed breed eight-room Raised Ranch maculate seven room Split 6430505. piness is this super clean New York at Los Angeles Jim Purtill two apiece for female. West Center Street area. 646-4048. EsUte, 6434126, 6431922. glass doors, flagstone patio. Leading 17-1 after five, business with the Town, as per Zoning Laws of the town of that offers six rooms on the with cathedral cellinn, built- seven room .Split, two baths. the Packers. Federal Order 11246, area. Contact Manchester H»lp Wtnttd ins, wall-to-wall, family room Call today (or deUlIs and In­ Call B/W Really, 847-1419. Crispino's held off a late Andover, Connecticut: is MANCHESTER - Huge 2- main floor and a family KEEP SMILING Bid forms, plans and Dog Warden, 646-4555. EXPERIENCED legal with bar, walk-oui basement, spection of this choice American League charge for a 17-13 win over 4tl39 — Ernest and Martha secretary, with excellent family, 35, on busy street. room with fireplace on the KEEP HAPPY Softball event specifications are available at BABYSITTER wanted in my three full baths, garage, offering. 869,900. Philbrick Lot!-L»nd For S»la 24 Cadorette requesting relief IMPOUNDED - Irish Setter skills for Willimantic law of­ Also B-zone lot, excellent lower level, and an ad­ Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. East Vito's Inn last night at The Stafford Men’s Soft- the General Services Office, home, must have own walking distance to public from zoning regulations female, Keney Street area. fice. Salary negotiable. Reply transportation. Call 6437804. potential for business use. ditional play room or den, pool and recreational area. W L Pet. OB Robertson. John Dominick ball League is sponsoring a 41 Center Street, Manchester, itfr BIRTHDAY ""****' MANCHESTER • (wo treed requiring frontage of 200 feet Contact Manchester Dog to Box 0, Manchester Herald. Priced to sell. Paul W. three baths, carpeting, 2- 848,800. Dubaldo-Lesperance, building lots, rural zone. 89,- New York 27 17 .614 -homered, tripled and Connecticut. slow-pitch tournament for a building lot. A variance Warden, 6434555. REAL ESTATE Sales - Part Dougan, Realtor, 643-4535. car garage. Large sundeck, 6430805. 500 each. Vernon, high treed Baltimore 23 22 .511 4H singled twice, Bruce Town of Manchester. TELEPHONE Solicitors - AMERICA! June 12, 13, 19, 20. in Staf­ of 50 feet is requested. Lot or full time persons desired above-ground pool. Only lot, IBS' (rontage Wolverton Cleveland 21 23 .477 6 Tracey slugged two triples Connecticut Earn extra money four hours MANCHESTER - Extra nice, fers Springs. For informa­ located on Shoddy Mill Road. IMPOUNDED - Mixed breed for Greater Hartford Com­ 846,500. MANCHESTER - Garrison Agency, Realtor. 6432913 Boston 20 24 .455 7 and Mike Riccio homered Robert B. Weiss, white/brown male, Oakland per day telephoning from our pany’s expanding offices. 5-4, Two family. New furnace. Colonial, quality built, two or National Weather Forecast 1776 - 1676 Detroit 20 25 .444 7Vk tion call Pete Sfreddo — 17140 — John C. Bradbury office at 30 Lafayette Square, Ideal for young couple. Asking and singled for Crispino’s. General Manager Street area. Contact Training begins in July. High three bedrooms, large Milwaukee 17 24 .415 8tk 684-2446 By 5 p.m. Dave requesting relief from zoning Manchester Dog Warden, 643 Rockville. Conn. Salary plus commission, excellent bonus 837,900. Warren E. Howland kitchen, fireplace, 2-car gar­ Four others had two hits regulations requiring 60 foot commissions. Pleasant Realtors, 643-1108. U&R REALTY CO. Buifnast Proparly 26 West Bartlett - 684-5115 after 5 4555. pilan, la r,------„ management...... opportuni- ...... 643-2692 age, trees, privacy, good each. Skip Slogesky, depth of front yard. A working conditions. Call 873 ly. See our picture au In the neighborhood and good value W L Pet. GB p.m. Robert D. Murdock TAKE OUR TOUR 726 NORTH Mam Street - George Hutchinson, Wally PROBATE NOTICES variance of 17 feet is FOUND - camera, owner 0776. New Yellow pages. Call Bob MANCHESTER - Aluminum at 8«,500. Call “ owner, 643 Kan. City 28 17 .622 Raaltor Brick building 30 x65'. Irish, John Ridzon, Jim requested. Relief also Identify and pay for ad. 643 Wallace for confidential inter­ sided, three bedroom Cape, 7441. Texas 26 19 .578 2 Court of Probate 4430. INSURANCE AGENCY - set on a lovely treed lot. Suitable (or religious or social Thompson and Gerry L ittle requested from zoning view. The Wallace Company, ; SUNDAY. JUNE 6 Chicago 23 20 .535 4 Diitricl of Manchester needs personal lines rater to 2330881. Flreplaced living room, MANCHESTER club purposes or professional Buzanowsky each had two NOTICE OF HEAHING regulations stating no building handle auto and homeowners. remodeled kitchen and rec BRICK DUPLEX - living use. Main auditorium Is Minnesota 22 23 .489 6 L e a g u e ESTATE OF ANTHONY F housing a non-conforming use Magnificient oversized 1 - 4 P.M. Oakland 22 27 .449 8 blows for Vito’s. DeCIANTIS, deceased Excellent opportunity for room. Mid 30’s. Zinsser Agen­ room, kitchen, formal dining Colonial Cape, full dormer, 28'x4S'. basement has five shall be extended or enlarged Partonaff 2 FULL TIME ambitious Real rooms. Offered ^ The George Calif. 22 30 .423 9Vk Pursuan to an order of Hon William experienced individual. Estate Agents needed. cy, 6431511. room, three bedrooms, rec beamed ceilings, firepUced For your convanlanca, wa hava ichadulad that# Con­ AMERICAN E FitzGerald. Judge, dated June 1, to exceed 257o of its present Located in greater Vernon room, 2-car garage, excellent dominium units opan lor your Inspactlon. Como and Mosa Agency, Bristol, Conn. Friday's Results INDY 1976 a hearing will be held on an WANTED - Car pool - 7-3:30 Excellent sales opportunity, living room, formal dining 1-582-45T7. Scoring early. Army & application praying for authority to floor area. Lot located at 157 area. Salary open. Send MANCHESTER - Two- condition, 881,900. Philbrick look lhaaa and eompsra tha valua — you won’t bo Three three-run innings p.m. Lenox Street area to high commissions paid. For room, 11/2 baths, finished rec St California 5, Boston 4, (10) Nqvy nipped Civitan Club, sell certain real estate as in said Lakeside Drive. resume in confidence to Box confidential interview with bedroom, po3siblity~of three, Agency, Realtors, 6434200. application on file more fully appears, Pratt 8( Whitney Aircraft. room, four-zone neat, garage dlsappolntadl Minnesota 8, Baltimore 6, lifted Manchester Oil Heat 5-4, last night at Waddell. At this hearing interested FF, Manchester Herald. the company that serves Uie centrally located, completely and beautiful landscaping. Im­ Rail Esfata Wanted 26 at the Court of Probate on June 19.11^6 Call 647-1926. MANCHESTER - Quality ( 10) to a 12-8 win over Lathrop at It a m. persons may appear and be nation call Century 21, Ted- remodeled. 835,500. Century maculate. Reduced 844,900. Billy Hill had two hits, built, eleven room Ranch, Oakland 6, New York 4,(11) Insurance last night at Madeline B. Ziebarth, Clerk heard and written com­ IS THERE a semi-retired ford Real Estate, 847-9914. 21, Jackston-Avante, 6431316. Realtors Associates. 2 8 3 ^ . ALL CASH for your property Scott Goehring a two-run nurse who would like three large living room with within 24 hours. Avoid red Kansas City 4, Milwaukee 3 Nike Field. Jack Hughes munications received. Said shfety and Tim Ellis hurled The nime ol Ihe {ame is Want days of pleasant work? Call SALES CLERK and cashier - EAST HARTFORD - Just fireplace, four bedrooms, first tape, instant service Hayes Chicago 4, Cleveland 1 had four hits and Mark appeals are on file and may be jim iA iN three innings of one-hit ball Us .the number to call is 643- 649-2358. wanted in medicine depart­ listed, excellent starter home, floor family room, two baths, Corporation. 646-0131. Texas 14, Detroit 3 seen in the office of the Town large rec room with fireplace, Hanna, Ron Carr, Bob for the winners. Bob Piccin Court of Probate' 2711, ment and cosmetics, part five room Ranch, one car gar­ DDITTBE ^ tiS> Today's Games Simler, Craig Repoli, Ray District of Manchester Clerk, Town Office Building. HAIRDRESSER Wanted - time, evenings and some age, many extras. 831,r~ game room, office. 16’x32’ m wiAiMi f oiocAn 9 SELLING your house? Call us and Art Pierce each hit NOTICE TO CREDITORS Dated Andover, Connecticut Must be able to do precision Century" itury 21, Jackston-Avante, ■ ■ ■ ■ pool, bathhouse, garage, large first and we'll make you a California (Tanana 7-3) at Brann and Dick Klein two ESTATE OF ESTHER MARIE weekends. Some experience SHY Boston (Jenkins 4-6) solo homers for the losers. 5 June, 1976 hair cutting and up to date 6431316. treed lot. 888,600. Philbrick cash offer. T.J. Crockett,, each for Heat. Simler LUNDBERG. deceased necessary. Pleasant working Make your offer on this An- Minnesota (Singer 4-1) at Pursuant to an order of Hon William styling. Good pay, company conditions in a professional Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. For period ending 7 a.m., Sunday, June 6. During Saturday Realtor, 643-1577. E. FitzGerald. Judge, all claims must □ EMPLOYMENT saldi built 7-room Raised Baltimore (Holtzman 4-3) homered. Leo Tedone, NTERNATIO.NAI. Zoning Board of benefits and advanced, environment. Apply at once to COVENTRY - Northfleld night, shower activity Is indicated for parts of the Gulf oast, be presented to the fiduciary named schooling in a busy but com­ SIXTEEN ACRES - Plus Ranch set on a lovely Wayne Ostrout and Ernie below on or before S^tem ber 1, 1976 Appeals manager, Liggett Parkade Green area, newer seven Oklahoma Panhandle area and portions of the upper Plains IMMEDIATE CASH for your Oakland (Torrez 6-5) at Behind the two-hit fortable new salon. Phone 643 room Executive Ranch, restored antique Colonial In wooded lot. Many outstan­ property. Let us explain our New York (May 4-2) Welskopp each had two hits pitching of Tim Fogarty, or be barred by law. I^ e fiduciary it; Andover, Connecticut Htip tVanlad 73 Pharmacy, Parkade Shopping region. Elsewhere, generally fair weather Is predicted. The Conn. Bank L Trust Co. Albert E. Richey, 0863. Center. 404 West Middle Turn­ cathedral ceiling, all Manchester. Fifteen rooms, ding features including 2 Minimum temperatures include: (approximate maximum lair proposal. Call Mr. Cleveland (Dobson 5-5) at for Lathrop. Ansaldi’s downed Boland One Constitution Piaza appliances stay. 2-car garage. three full baths, nine fireplaces, paneled family Belflore, M7-1413. Hartford. Conn. Chairman PHONE FROM home to ser­ pike. readings in parenthesis) Atlanta 60 ( 77), Boston 50 (82), Chicago Chicago (Forster 1-2) TEACHERS - T-75 - Dignified Many extras. Century 21, fireplaces, other features too Oil, 6-1, last night at Leber vice our customers In the room, 2-car garage and 59 ( 80), Dallas 63 (80), Denver 52 (82), Duluth 52 (80), Houston Detroit (Fidrych 2-1) at NIKE Mary C. McNamara, summer sales position Jackston-Avante, 6431316. numerous to mention. 8130,- MAY WE BUY your home? Field. Ron Pedemonte had Secretary Manchester area, flexible more. Aaking 880,900. 67 ( 83), Jacksonville 63 (80), Kansas City 60 ( 76), Los Angeles 56 Texas (Blyleven 4-5), N Annulli Construction available with World Book 000. Philbrick Agency, ()ulck, fair, all cash and no two doubles and Kent hours, super earnings, 243 Realtors, 6434200. (69), Miami 72 ( 87), New Orleans 67 (81), New York 56 (81), Milwaukee (Broberg 1-4 and 7773. Encyclopedia. Earn your own SeEl EAST HARTFORD - Newly problems. Call Warren E. scored early to record a 14- Stringfellow singled and LEGAL . set and up to 81.000. or more in listed, immaculate eight room TIRED DF Phoenix 68 (100), San Francisco 48 (65), Seattle 49 ( 66), St. 9C AMBASSADOR DRIVE Howland. Realtors. 6431106. Champion 0-0) at Kansas City 6 win over Farr’s last night (Fitzmorrls 32 and Splittorff threw a runner out at the commissions, depending on GOOD HUMOR Raised Ranch, four bedrooms, MANCHESTER - Deluxe - Louis 56 (79), Washington 59 ( 83). LEGAL INSURANCE AGENCY In the Upper Oak Street, five plus RENTING? Two Bedroom Townhouse 3-6) at Nike. John Burger had plate from centerfield for NOTICE Vernon Circle area looking for time, effort and ability. Call ICE CREAM 11/2 baths, desirable location. CASH for your property. Call four hits, Brian McCartin 643-6730. IMMEDIATl OPININQt Asking M9.900. Century 21, rec room, four plus one un­ Then why not buy this us first if anxious to Sell. Sunday's Games the winners, now 7-1. Bolton NOTICE y rt time clerk typist. finished, excellent condition, and Tayo Stimac three Experience in life insurance NO EXPERIENCE NECEttARY Jackston-Avante, 6431316. aluminum sided 3 Ixdroom Keith Real EsUte 6434126 or Minnesota at Baltimore, 2 Boland now sports a 2-6 Zoning Commission RESPONSIBLE Person - To VALID DRIVERS LICENSE custom built, aluminum *3 2 ,9 0 0 6431922 preferred. Typing and Cape located close to apiece and Randy Swanson record. ------OVER I I YEARS OP AOS aiding, storms, two fireplaces. California at Boston, 2 The Bolton Zoning Commis­ Planning and machine transcriptron. A care for two young children, SOUTH WINDSOR - Seven ig,: everything. Flreplaced - EIGHT ROOM Split Level, 1 two for Annulli. Don Fay some afternoons and INTERVIEWING DAILY room Split, owner anxious. two furnaces, 2-car SELL YOUR house through J. Oakland at New York, 2 NATIONAI. sion will hold a Public Zoning Commission must. Send resume to Box M, INCLUDINQ SATURDAY I A.M. living room, lovely Vernon 1/2 baths, beamed ceilings, Cleveland at Chicago, 2 had three blows for Farr’s. Hearing on Thursday, June 17, Manchester Herald. evenings. Call 647-1110. Price reduced by 83,000. Half Large garden. By owner, 643 Watson Beach Real EsUte Nichols Tire bested Car­ Town of Andover, 1337: kitchen, rec room, treed Lovely seven-room Ranch, carpeting, 24' pool, patio, one Milwaukee at Kansas City 1976 at 8 p.m. in the Town Hall ere lot. Extra large rooms. acre lot. Price 841.500. Call Company. Professional real ter Chevrolet, 7-5, last Connecticut EXPERIENCED legal °G00D HUMOR CORP. Don’t miss this buy. Centuiy lot. Mid 30’s. living room with fireplace, esUte service for nearly 50 Detroit at Texas FELINE to hear the following revisions Al a meeting of 24 May 1976, PART-TIME and full time, 5630342. night at Buckley Field. RN or LPN. Laurel Manor. secretary, full time. 46 Kannady Road 21, Jackston-Avante, 6431316. IMPECCABLE is the word to beamed ceiling dining years. Call our Manchester of­ Eight runs in the third to zoning regulations: the Planning and Zoning Com- describe this seven room Rick Millette had three Call 649-4519. Shorthand and typing skills. South Windsor PARKUKE room, eat-ln kitchen, three MANCHESTER - Extra nice fice for an estimate of value powered Moriarty 1. Clarification or expansion mission approved the Reply Box CC, Manchester MANCHESTER - Large seven home featuring a 17’x23’ first singles, George Hanlon 289-8251 Beautiful setting (or this bedrooms, large paneled 4-4, two-family in choice loca­ without obligation. 647-9139. Brothers to a 12-7 win over of the intent of certain following: Herald. Fqual Opportunity Employer room aluminum sidM Cape, floor family room with homered twice and singled SALES POSITION - Straight immaculate 3 bedroom family room, U/i baths, tion with aluminum siding, paragraphs. The application of Percy B. three or four bedrooms, two fireplace, four bedrooms, Cut & Curl last night a t Mt. and Mike Dion h ^ two commissions, leads furnished Ranch. Flreplaced living carpeting, one-car garage, screened porch. Two-car gar­ 2. R e stric tio n on the Cook for a 3 lot subdivision on to home owners. Call 242-5402. PART TIME inside sales, baths, finished family room, flreplaced living room, cen­ □ MI8C. FOR SALE Nebo. For Moriarty’s, Gin- tral vac system, garage, treed room, eat-ln kitchen, walk-out to large sundeck age, Mid 40's. Call Owner, 643 doubles and two singles for keeping of animals. Ihe west side of Route 316, op­ evenings and Saturday mor­ Buifnast Opportunity ^4 swimming pool with patio. 4??5. tiling JV baseball ny Cappuccio had four hits, Convenient location. 8^,900. lot. 846,800. Philbrick Agency, enclosed rear porch are and 16x32 in-ground pool, the winners. Hanlon struck 3. Revisions concerning sign posite School Road and as DOG GROOMER - Part time. ning. 83 to 85 per hour, 20 to 25 Joan Dougan three and Amedy Realty, 875-6283. Realtors, 6434200. some of the features of this treed yard, nicely ArtMai lor Sale 41 Ending Its season with a out 11. C h ris S ch affer regulations. shown on a map entitled: Experienced only-must be hours per week. For interview SMALL ENGINE Service 89A A M B A SSA D O R DRIVE Cindy Talaga, Linda Chap­ home. Priced at $38,500. landscaped. Asking 851,900." TWO FAMILY, 5-5, E ast 6-S mark yesterday was the collected two of Carter’s 4. Restriction of multiple “ Plan of subdivision of able to finish all breeds - call Mr. Glazer at 528-6507. Corporation expanding dealer Two Bedroom Ranch Style ALUMINUM sheets used as references required. netw ork. No experience Center Street for sale by Illlnq Junior High jayvee man, Donna Brooks and three blows. dwellings to colleclor and property of Percy B. Cook — owner. Must be seen. Call 643 printing plates, .007 thick, Mama Groman two apiece. arterial roads. Sheridanne Kennels, Hebron, DENTAL Secretary - Recep­ necessary. Complete training MRS. CLEAN 23x32". 25 cents each or 5 for baseball team with a 4-3 Conn. Route 316, Andover, tionist, Vernon area, U6R REAITV CO. 2209. Laura Buckley had a three- 5. Increase flexibility of 228-9089. program. 8800. Investment OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY 3-7 *29,900 81. Phone 6432711. duke , over crosstown A3IERICAN FARM Connecticul — August 1973 — experienced, must be neat and required to start your own Lives in this aluminum 643-2602 run homer and single for design of two-family sided 3room Colonial with Bennet. Scoring in every inning. scale 1" equals 60" Volney DENTAL ASSISTANT- personable. Write resume to business. Ideal (or retired or Robart D. Murdock CLEAN USED refrigerators, Cut. dwellings. Blodgett RLS. Excellent training opportuni­ Box A, c/o Manchester part time. Details on request. attached garage in East Raaltor Jamie Gallagher, Ken Army & Navy thumped 6. Increase felxibllity of ranges,, automatic washers, A copy of this decision has ty for Industrious person in Evening Herald. Mr. Barker. ESCA Field Hartford. Flreplaced living with guarantees. B. D. Pearl’s Hill and Paul McCluskey Civitan Club, 25-9, last odd-shaped lot provision. >------—_ i r i s EA.STERN been filed in the Town Clerk's busy Manchester dental prac-' Training Division Box 619, room, *1W baths, city TRANSFERRINC? Appliances, 649 Main St.. 643 each had two hits for the night at Buckland. Pete 7. Delineate permitted uses tice. Varied duties with public PART time kitchen cleanup Wading River, New York. Tom Mac hit for the cy­ Office. utilities. Mid 40’s. m * 2171. winners. Saglio had two doubles and in Industrial zones. William Austin contact involve chair side person, nights 9-12. Must be 11792. CAPE COO, four rooms first cle and Hi^and Park reliable. Good wages. Apply a single, Bruce McKenney Specific changes are on tile Secretary assisting and oral hygiene In­ LUXURIDUS floor, unfinished second floor, CM M fsr Irisnaitiii csaomAq SWIMMING POOL Sacrifice - Market plateoht27Alns’'the three bingles and Robert al the Town Clerk's Office, struction, tour day week, Hartford Road Dairy Queen, VARIETY is the mice of life. two finished rooms in base­ MTNMIBC-nBJMmK S M S , • Leading manufacturer has Planning and seeking maturity, poise, prior mornings. Manchester. Small profitable Best describes this eight- ment plus a workshop. Wall- final two frames to remain Roya, Mike Tanguay and Bolton Town Hall, Bolton, prtftttiiad psnia ts ssnsa nr- redwood pools left over from Zoning Commission work experience. Salary variety store. Call B/W Real- room Colonial with two-car to-wall in living room and -J__i___a- —m - - --S ------M l. _ _ unbeaten with a 24-11 deci­ Connecticut. j Iff TBMtl tllfCnl^ wf a l 1975 season Half Price. Matt Corey two hits apiece negotiable. Send resume to ty, 647-:1419. garage in nearby Glaston­ hallway. Oversized garage, WM sion over Lock, Stock & Philip Dooley, — srainsrai----- tbs till licil iHlllitf sf Guaranteed installation A Bennet softball for the winners. Tony Vogt Manchester Herald Box J. UTnmaaav GIVE (Brea 1740) 5 Plus Hcret b u ry . 2W b a th s , 4 tool sned, stockade fenced terms, call toll free 803223 B arrel last night at Mt. Chairman iM BiUMTta iKini mu m m SItuttlon Wtnttd 78 backyard. Treed and MTMMBf ad eat pal 7M h winning a doublcheader homered (or Civitan. mnsiott. bedrooms, flreplaced fami­ 1976 ask for Monte, day or Nebo. For the winners, Court of Probate MEDICAL SECRETARY - A charming EARLY SETTLERS CAPE ratalning shrubbed, quiet neighborhood, took b7 ikM i, n a V CMH. evening, seven days. yesterday was the Bennet District of Manchester Nalionallv advertised company FORMER TEACHER wants ly room, fully equipped Dick Lewis and Mike NOTICE TO CREDITORS Wanted to work In Rockville many original faaturaa. 8 rooma, 4 badrooma, walk to snopping, bus and iMitfBaMIULTOnilnailMt Junior High softball team, Specialist’s office. About 37 looking for specialty salesman to babysit children In own kitchen. Priced in the 60’s. Tierney each had three hits FJ5TATE OF ELSIE E. FREIHEIT. such as home improvements, modam batha, plumbing, haating. Call torlay for school. 832,900. Cal\ 6434004 6n OMM SU M . CM IM M- DARK LOAM - Five yards, 11-6 and by an unknown deceased hours per week. Send resume mutual funds, land, franchises, home. Buckley School area of after 6 and atl day Saturday. 832., plus Ux. Washed patio and Paul Philbrick, Pat I^l^suant to an order of Hon. Wiillam datalla. score over East Hampton. ^[A n^eack^im alif and references to Box R. vending, freezer plan, education. Manchester. Call Mrs. Levin, C A U TDDAY F., FitzGerald. Judge, all claims must Mint franchises, etc. and pool sand, gravel, stone. Clancy and Tom and Tim be presented to Ihe fiduciary named Manchester, Herald. 6438192. on any of these fine 643-9504. Bennet winds up the season Our top producers earn I2S.000 to DRASTICAUY REDUCED MANCHESTER AREA - New 86EAMRASSAD0R DRIVE Devanney two apiece. Bob below on or before S^tcniber I. 1976 ISO.OOO commissions per year, listings. P.S. we have J. WATSON BEACH CO. 9-4. or be'barred by law. Tfle fiduciary Is; WILL BABYSIT childreif in custom Raised Ranches, slate PART TIME - Receptionist - Musi be able to travel extensively Dwners must move out of state Manchaatar Offlea Three Bedroom Townhoute 30,000 WATT Onan generator fjurence If Freiheit mature, tor physicians office, and have a good car. Must drive to my own home. Nathan Hale foyers, pressure seal win­ 14 Westwood Street Chicago (or one week seminar in 947-9139 In excellent shape, 123240 Manchester, Conn afternoons alternate Satur­ area, weekdays only. Call 647- dows, full ceramic baths, home office and one week m uW No Realtors REALTORS MLS volU, single phase, low run­ FOR 76 days. References required. field training. Call Mr. Willson, toil 1879. ZINSSER appliances, park-like lots. *37,900 ning hours guaranteed for 60 Send resum e to Box K, free fur additional information and Siarkweather Associates, 643 days. Manufactured 10-69. Manchester Herald. personal interview at (800 ) 621- COLLEGE STUDENT, pre- _____ 743-9347_____ 5353. 1016, on Monday. 9 a m. to 9 p m. Aaking 84,000. Call after 5 FORMALS, ('ourt of Probate Central Time. med needs any type summer p.m., 6436001. District ol Manchester PART TIME - secretary, work to defray college AGENCY , - ^ KK e e x x a ll t l p h a rm a c y NOTICE TO CREDITORS Manchester-Bolton area. 15-20 expenses. 649-6482 or 565-6706. MANCHESTER TOP SOIL, clean, 86 per yard 1 WITH ESTATE OF ALICE K, TREAT, LADIES, need a summer Job 1-4 P.M . I, ■ 11.1 •.'.Mv;i I[L 6tG 4510 v>'. '.irn - deceased hours weekly, hours flexible. Manchester delivered, call 52341M. —- K;vH»i:i|) it S. R, fh. Pursuant to an order of Hon. William Mature responsible person, must be over 18, excellent ear­ E FitzGerald. Judge, all claims must shorthand desired. 6433466. nings, flexible hours, for in­ SPIRIT! be presented to the fiduciary named terview call 649-6380 or 643- □ EDUCATION 6431511 OPEN HOUSE FOUR UNI ROYAL steel below on or before September I, 1976 1254. belted radial tires, FR 78x15. or be barred by law. Ine fiduciary is: MATURE PERSON - flexible OPEN HOUSE E x c e lle n t condition. NOTICE Oiartes H. Knoll hours, apply at Card Gallery, Privttt Imtruetloni IS Reasonable. 649-6746. ) Prosp4*ct Street Manchester Parkade. STEAM FIREMAN - Boiler MANCHESTER - Building Bloomfield, Conn. Plant, Storrs. Salary - 8287.71 new homes. In excellent loca­ bi-weekly. Position available EXPERIENCED Teacher GARAGE SALE - Saturday NEW STORE HOURS will do summer tutoring. tion, city sewer, water and Let Palm Beach* Foimala pul it in Boiler Plant for Sunday, June 6th • 1-4 June 5th, 36, rain or fhlne. Auction! 5 Auction! sidewalk, quality construc­ all togelher lor you. Take the maintenance of burners, air Grades four through six, Household Items, etc. 56 reading, language, and maUi. tion, all homes have 2-car gar­ striKing Savile Row. with Itend- fuel mixture, steam pressure. Plymouth Lane. Call 6436306 after 5:30 p.m. 15 Hemlock St. ages, wood paneled family telling rope shoulder, deep Inspection of flames, reading rooms, with (leplace and OPEN Side vents, oho button styling gauges and other related TAG and Bake Sale - 27 Locust beamed ceilings, slate foyer Street - June 5 and 6.10-4, rain and rounded pcf|k lapel. Spaik SANDY’S ANTIQUES & duties. The Boiler Plant is and oak flooring, vinyl siding, It with a rulfled shirt and □ REAL ESTATE Attractive 3room Colonial, remodeled kitchen, gar­ 12-C 44C ESQUIRE DRIVE date June 12 and 13. Mantel staffed 7 days a week 24 hours electric range and dis­ conirasiing llorat vest and tie AUCTION SERVICE a day. Not less than 2 years age, plenty of wall to wall carpeting, 3 bedrooms, stop raking and mowing the grass, and look at this Two Bedroom Ranch Styla clocks, antiques, electric ALL DAY It 8 a gieal combination hwashers, stained wood trim, maintenance-free Colonial Condo—2 bedrooms, 1 full and guiUr, furniture, old bottlet, employment In oiler burner Nomas For Safa 23 quiet neighborhood, hospital area. 30’s. wood deck or cement patio, available for a nicely moderate We will buy for cash or sell your repair, plumbing, boiler 2 hall baths, kitchen w/dinette and appliances, full doll collection, drapes, planU, price. ameslte driveways. Full all kinds of Items. merchandise at auction. One or making, steamfitting, 826,500. ATTRACTIVE 5 room landscaping. Seven room carpeting, central air-conditioning, family room and car­ *29,900 SUNDAY refrigerator maintenance or Ranch, fireplace, baseboard DIractlona: Main 8L to BIgalow 8L to Ubarty to Raised Ranch, 847.900. E l^ t port. Then you could spend your leisure time in the club one hundred Items. as a machinist boiler operator heating, stove, refrigerator. bouse — swimming pool, tennis courts or playground. TAG SALE - Antiques and Htmlock or ContK 8t, to Edgorton 8L to Homloek 8L room Colonial 2 1/2 batha, collectables. Saturday June or similar mechanical Hutchins Agency 6433166. 854.900. Eight room Colonlai DtaaCTIONl: I. Cwitor I t to F«kw 6L toOow LyOM at to Am- REBAL MEN'S SHBR Sandy & Harold Brooks experience required. Apply by bitoidor Or. an toO. 5th and Sunday June 6th, 3 9 A.M.-5 P.M . coN«iicr>cur i i««ci37 most count' over 2,000 sg. ft., 2 1/2 baths, 4:00 p.m. 86 Frances Drive. June 25,1976 to the Personnel BOLTON - 831,903 Attractive 856.900. We mive several Iota, D.F. REALE 903 MAIN ST.. MANCHESTER TRI CITY PLAZA. VERNON 646-1882 646-2690 Services Division, U n iv e r^ five-room Ranch, family SYLVIA UPENTA AGENCY consult us on building, your 175 Main St. • Open 9-9 - 646-4525 CB RADIO - 23 channel open li & 30 P M. Thursday 9 P M opendaiyl«9PM Saturday til 5 30 PM ______(CALL ANYTIME)______of Connecticut, Storrs, CT. room, fireplace, paneling, 648-2440 MERRin AIXNCY, REALTOR base, 6 REALTOR plans or ours. Nutmeg Homes, 649-1160 122 E. Cantar SL months old, best offer, call ‘Ri( TU Coedi'i Sanford incotpD4iitd 06268. An equal opportunity aluminum siding. Hutchins Inc., 6439177, 643Xl-2ni. employer. Agency, 6433166. 6437031 after 6:00. PAGE TEN - MANCHESTER EVENINO HERALD. M udw ter. Qiiib.. Sit.. June i. 1W»

Anewer le Prevleua Puide MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Sal., June 5, 1876 - PAGE ELEVEN Dogt-BM»-Pt*» 41 A ptrtm tntt For Rant f J Aptrtm tnit For Rent 53 * Small SCREENED LOAM for Mie. PAINTING - interior and UNEMPLOYED Roofer wlU 29 Scatler hay ride parties. South Glaston­ and shopping area, no pets. 1874 VOLVO wagon, 145S - before, raised our children and lost our spouses through no 22 Musicat 37 Most adept retattve builntiiei • Full churn 140. per load, delivered. 646- exterior, paperhanging, Install roof or gutters for low 27 Russian girfs compoaWon 38 Hawaiian bury, Watsons, 633-4884. Please call M62623. MANCHESTER - 7 room orange with brown interior, fault of our own. 48 Persian booUeuptr deiirM worn 3108. discount price. Call Ken at name 23 — — Lane osnartd lenimaker excellent work. References. •••••••••••••••••••••••••a oversize Cape, 2 baths, 65 leaving state, must sell. from home. Eight jrcari Free estimates. Fully in­ 648-2456. At my husband's funeral, I was shoved over on the bench 31 Cudgeis 24 CeM meet 39 Long, arched 49 Appraise eiperlence In and poating, B ottt-A oetttorltt 45 30 LOCTJST STREET - Second bedrooms, first floor family Phone 6162108 or 6844888. behind the organ where I wasn't even able to see the casket. 33 Equine'B nasal 25 Takes food building 50 Nautical i-vm QUAUTY RefinIshIng - 188 sured. Martin Mattson, 648- room, aluminum siding, rec sound through trial balance. Billing, Forest Street, Manchester. door, (our room apartment, To add insult to injury, the minister preached a whole 28 M eld's nsm s 42 Garden spots 52 Froztn waiar 4431. BIDWELL Home Improve­ room. $388. Hayes Corp. 646 34 Wash 29 Chtek-pee in deserts payroll, bank reel, and Custom upholstering, caning ment Co. Expert Installation 1874 ALCORT • Force 5 • heated, security, blO. 646 1868 DODGE, four-door, V-8, service, referring only to my husband's ex-wife. (She was a 64 intarast (ab) Mickey Finn — Morris WsIm yellow and white, with trailer, 2426, 65. 0131. 318 engine standard transmis­ 39 Diamond uarterllei. Will pic up and and repairs. Free estimates. PAPER HANGING Expert. of aluminum siding, gutters member of the church and I wasn't.) r " r i r r r 1 1 IT r r IT 3ellver. Reaume and Free pick-up and delivery. excellent condition, $850 or sion, $150 "as is." Needs The Tmal insult came afterward, when the minister sat 36 OthWwisa Your averag e paner. In and trims. Roofing installa­ 1$ referencei. MJ-2P71 before 4 646«7i average room , $28. Mr. tion and repairs. 64884M, 876 best offer. 6461618. MANCHESTER - AttracUvely repairs. Phone 6468845 after holding the hand of my beloved husband's ex-wife. 1 was so 37 Southarn stata l4 paneled, four rooms, stove, Butinttt lor Pont 55 3:3oI pp.m. (ab.) or after 6. RIchman, 646-3M. 8108. angry and hurt I could hardly bear it. II SAILBOAT, 12’ Mallard with refrigerator, carpeting, 40 Scottiah capa II ANY TYPE fence erected, If I had it in my power, I would dig my husband up and 41 Faminlna EXPERIENCED energetic repaired or painted, pipe HORACE Tetrault - Siding, trailer excellent condition. references. No pets. $175.646 FOR RENT - Connecting or 1868 SST Javelin with 1871 360 IT" H i ii PAINT Contractor 18 solid $350. dall 6438807. 3167, 2263540. separate front room offices. engine with 1500 miles, 380 bury him in a private cemetary with a private service. I nama handyman, lawns, painting,Inll clothes line posts. Call 7b- roofing, storm windows, aw­ 44 Win# cup years experience. Interior and 853 Main Street. Call 6434846. heads and headers, AM/FM know he is not at peace where he now lies. He loved me too carpentry,nfryi elKtrical. No job 7888. exterior. Guaranteed work nings. Quality workmanship, 47 “Btua g t ^ " too small. Free estinutes. Qirdin Produett 47 FOUR R(X)M apartment, two radio, good tires, mags and much to have me hurt this way. gkl a M with references, (hill 643-4487. free estimates. Fully insured. Please print this so that ministers will give more t r t r s r Call 64M3I6. GARDENS TILLED with 8728187, 6463417. bedrooms with garage. OFFICE SPACE for rent at hijackers. Asking $875. 7 ^ 48 Mouths (anat.) 61 Chevaliar's IT rear-end roto-tlller for as lit­ comp/eta Securlty, no pets. Call 646 Manchester Green, call 646 61U, ask (or Bill. consideration to widows instead of ex-wives. G.L. McHUGH Painting - 3414. T t r mtta GARDEN evenly tilled with tle as $18. per 1,000 square Interior ■ exterior painting. SPECIALIZING cleaning and 5201 or 742-7883. CRUSHED IN MADISON JT LIh b of PlantBl 1868 PONTIAC Bonneville, 63 Bastial Troy tiller. Reasonable. Call feet. 64668KL Quality professional work at repairing chimneys, 56 Waftzaa George, 64P-7SM. reasonable prices. Free es­ roofs,new roofs. Free es­ THREE ROOM heated, fur!^ TWO - Professioonal Offices - automatic, power steering, 58 Give B" nished apartment. Private en­ First floor, excellent business power brakes, factory tape MASONRY - Bricks, blocks, timates. 643-8321. timates. 30 Years Experience. HTHIS WEEK’S-i 67 Cartlfy II RfelWEAVING burns, holes. concrete, steps, sidewalks, Howley, 6465361. SPECIAL trances. No childrenn No pets. location, all facilities, deck, radio. All new tires. DEAR CRUSHED: The privilege (end responsibility) of 58 OInnar coursa Zippers, umbrellae repaired. and patios. Reasonable rates. hom o References. Security deposit. pairking, rent reasonable. 646 $450. 6460543. making the funeral arrangementa for your dcceiaaed DOWN j r 41 u HT b ' r s& WILUS SCHULTZ. QuaUty 643-4880. 16(■■ 163548. Window shades, Venetian Call 878^873 after 6. interior and exterior jwinting YANKEE ALUMINUM - husband was yours, not his ex-wife's. (She apparently got to TOMATO CHEVROLET VEGA 1875 1 Trouaars IT u blinds. Keys. ^ TV for rent. siding, gutters, doors, win­ the minister Rrst.) Unless you failed to assert yourself as accaasory and paperhanging. Fiilly in­ FOUR ROOMS, 50 Birch Marlow's, 867 Main St. 648- UW N MOWING - anytime in sured Call 6 4 ^ ^ . dows, awnings, free es­ PUNTS BEAUTIFUL store, heated, Kamback, light yellow, you should have, the nrinister deserves to ^ severely 2 Cry of U u !U2I. Street, first floor, adult cou­ 707 Main Street, Manchester. automatic, immaculate condi­ bacchanals Priscilla’s Pop — At Vsrmssr the vicinity of Charter Oak timates. Fully insured. 35 censured for having handled the service as he did. 11 Street. Call between 8 and Oakland Street. 6461106. ple, no children, pets, 646 5267047. tion. $2,300. Call 646-3867. 3 Chack u INFLATION FIGHTERS - WHILI THIV LAtn after 5:30. 4 Powartut 1 CUSTOM DRA PERIES - 8:00 p.m. 648-6478. Teachers have saved made very reasonable, work 440 SQUARE FOOT office in OLD CAR for sale - 1856 Ford •'.SWAPea CNTERPUBE ASSN I homeowners 2040%. Seven­ Hitting-Plumbing 35 Alto flo«r«r DEAR ABBY: I would like to pass on some very valuable g^anteed, call anytime, 648- ptontt, nuTMry stock A roUrood MODERN ATTRACTIVE modern business building, air- Town Sedan, original T-Bird BRICK, block, stone, teen years experience. Fully experience to women who might find themselves in the fireplaces, chimney repairs. insur^. Estimates. 643-1808, SEWERLINES, sink lines, Dot. four room apartment. Heat, conditioning. 627 Main Street. engine, body all original, 36,- appliances, laundry facilities, Call 6466386. situation that I was in 10 years ago. No job to small, save. Call 644- 742-8764. cleaned with electric cutters, Wotch for otMT wooWy tpocW o 000 miles original. Call after garage, $ ^ . 6464884, 646 5:00 - $1,200 or best offer. As an attractive 55-year-old widow, I was wined and DRESSMAKING, hems and 8386 for estimate. < professionals. McKinney AIm , Soflior CHIwn Dtooountol Win at Bridge dined and courted by a very desirable widower in his early alterations done in my home. Sros. Sewage Disposal Com- Reasonable. Call 6 4 ^ 1 8 . OAKUND FARMS 1858 EDSEL Corsair 4 door 60s. He proposed marriage to me on the condition that his ODD JOBS Done - lawn care, KEEP SMILING pany, 643-!"3-5308. OFFICE SPACE garage cleaning and attics, A GREENHOUSES MANCHESTER - Newer hardtop - have manuals, $600 children approved of me. (He had two sons and two three bedroom Duplex Good play gives way to luck STUMP REMOVAL - Spring moving, floors washed and KEEP HAPPY -NO JOB too small, toilet Qloooon tt. Wtnehtoltr FOR RENT firm. CaU 647-1111. daughters—all married.) special, 20" stump $18. Also •40-7801 townhouse, half of a two fami­ wpxed, paint odds and ends or repairs, plugged drains, 2S0 square feet, center of I Well, I passed their inspection with flying colors, but I special on all sizes. Call 742- anything you need done. Call kitchen faucets replaced, ly within walking distance to Manchester, air condlUoning and | 1871 TOYOTA Corolla sport wish I hadn't. When he was well, his children came first. BulWng-Contnctlng 33 schools and shopping. Price coupe standard, $1180 or best N O R T H 5 South was In business (or a 646-3338, 2-8 p.m. or call 64^ r e p a i r e d , rec rooms, OMLAM parking. Call M5-9&51. Now he is sick, and he's all mine. *8884 raam includes, 1 1/2 baths, wall-to- offer. Call 6463034. while. He led a trump to his 4288,8:30D. (If not there leave baUiroom remodeling, 1heat STUCK WITH AN A.K. VAQ878 E-Z FLOOR Cleaners - Rugs NEWTON H. Smith It Sons - wall carpeting, all appliances, ace and a second trump to a message.) Ask for Manny. Remodeling, repairing, ad­ modernization, etc. es­ SQ84 and carpels vacuumed and timates gladly given. M & M / private entrances and full VEGA 1872 - Hatchback, 36,- East’s king. ditions, rec rooms, porches basement. Shown by a j^ in t- SEVERAL OFFICES *A shampooed, floors washed and WANT Cheap Labor? Average Plumbing h Heating, 6462871. 000 miles, 3 speed, good waxed. Reasonable rates. Call and roofing. No job too small. ment oniv. No pets. $280 per available in Vernon mileage. $1,150. (^11 2862482. DEAR STUCK: Nobody gets a lifetime guarantee of East cashed his king of SO'xlO' driveway sealed, ^ WEST 6464S18. Call 648-31M. month. Damato Enterprises, Professional Building. On EAST diamonds and continued with plus materials. Average lawn BOTTI HEATING and Plum­ good health. YOU could have became sick and been all HIS. * Q 7 *KS 6461021. Route 83, approximately $4.50 SAAB 1872 , 88E Automatic the nine of clubs. South's jack Captain Easy — Crooka and Lawrence mowed, $8. House piainting, CARPENTRY - Repairs, bing - All heating and plum­ V K J 10 8 5 2 w 3 C&M TREE Service - Free es­ any odd Job, same low rates. per foot. Heat and air- fuel injected, original miles DEAR ABBY: First, some joker wants to sue his parents forced West's king and dum­ remodeling, additions, gar­ bing repairs plus remodieling. conditioning included. Ample 9 1 0 2 S A K J5 DO I G A T H E R FftOHA BA*Y LADIES AMD GENTLEMEM OF THE timates, discount senior Call 6468641. Pick DELMONT STREET - Five 38,000. Excellent condition for $100,000 for having circumcised him when he was an my ruffed, but now South was citizens. Company ages, roofing, call David rooms, second floor, one parking. Call after 6, 646U14. throughout. $2,850. Call 646 *KS1 *98745 4 THAT YOU'RE AFRAID THE- P R E SS.. OUR TV DEMOHSTRATIOKI Your Own infant and unable to defend himself. SOUTH ID) one trick short of his contract. Manchester owned and Patrla, 644-1786. child, $175 m onthly. No 0661. MIRACLE FLUID MAY HAVE EXTERMINATOR Services - FRANK SCOTELLA Plum­ Then someone writes in and suggests that his mother sue i He couldn't get to his hand to SHRUNK LITA HAMWORT'S operated. Call 646-1327. Strawberries utilities. $200 security. OFFICE SPACE - 117 East *AJ 052 If it walks, crawls or Hies, call bing - repairs and remodeling. ¥4 take a heart finesse without LEO A TRIFLE TOO MUCH V WES ROBBINS carpentry, at the Available July 1st. 643-0084 Center Street, approximately the idiot for "womb rent." Jerry at 644-8488 for quick remodeling specialist. Au­ Vanities and hot water Truekt lor Salt 52 If she does, she might as well try to get "carrying *9782 using up dummy's last trump WILL TILL your garden for |7 results. 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. after 5:30. 500 square feet. Parking, air- ditions, rec rooms, dormers, heaters. Prompt service on Will decorate. charges," too. Just a suggestion. * q j i o and could not avoid the loss of per hour. Call anytime, 742- emergencies. 643-7024. CORN built-ins, bathrooms, BOLTON - Quiet deluxe one 1865 FORD Econoline van, DALE P. SCOBEE: HOOD RIVER, ORE. North-South vulnerable two more diamond tricks. kitchens, 648-3446. bedroom townhouse, rebuilt engine. $300. Call 646 South could have made the CRIB W est PROFESSIONAL Lawn Buckland Rd. appliances, carpeting, private Resort Proptrtf 7548. DEAR DALE: It seems only fair since the mother was Nerta East Saalk contract after taking his ace Flooring 36 P a s t mowing, fertilizing, trim­ Pilnllng-Ptptrlng 12 LEON CIESZYNSKI builder - South Windsor walk-out basement, no pets, For Asni 56 stuck with the delivery charges. of trumps, if he had led a ming, planting. Call new homes custom built, adults only. 6465371. Molorcycltt-Blcyelti 54 2 V Pan Past 2 * heart to dummy's queen. Bring your own containers. P a a Greenwood Lawn Care, 643- HOUSE PAINTING (juallty remodeled, additions, rec FLOOR Sanding - Refinishing, LAKE KANASATKA - 4 * Pass Past He would have bwn mighty 8364. work, reasonable piirlces. Call rooms, garages, kitchens floors like new, no waxing, Children welcome. FOUR ROOM Duplex on west Moultonboro, New MOTORCYCLE Insurance - P a s s lucky, but good play would for estimate. 646-im. remodeled, balh tile, cement (specializing in older floors). OPEN DAILY side, $185. No pets. Call 646 Hampshire. Ukefront cot­ Lowest rates available. "Sun­ Opening lead - 2 * have given luck that chance CHAIN SAWS - sharpened up work. Steps, dormers. Ceilings and inside painting. 7631 after 5 p.m. tage, sleeps five. Completely ny Day" coverage. Exclusive to take over. to 100 drive links, overnight PAINTING - paper hanging, Residential or commercial. John Verfallle, 6465750, 8 ^ furnished, screened-in porch, IvETRA Agent. Clarke Agen­ Astro-graph service |2.M). Manchester steam cleaning, commerlai Call 648-4261. 2222. THREE extra large rooms - sundeck, private beach, float, cy, 643-112 Safe and Lock Co. 483 Main and residential. Call R. Anllqutt 41 Apartment immaculate, all dock. Great fishing. By BERNICE BEDE OSOL By Oswald It James Jacoby Alley Oop — Dave Qraue St., Manchester. 643-6622. Hebert, 644-0642. F rre es­ TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY appliances, heat, carpeted. On Conveniently located in U kes MOTORCYCLE Insurance - West opened one of those timate. Carpentry and general con­ Convert WANTED Antique furniture, bus line near hospital. Adults, Region area. $175. weekly. Specializing in low cost weak two bids that are fairly A Georgia reader wants to TRUCKING - Odd jobs tracting. Residential and thosf ri'iis.ihh‘ itfim glass, pewter, oil paintings, or no pets, security and Can Cromwell, 63^57 after coverage for over 10 years. For Sunday, Juno 6,1971 common today. A double know what he should do with: moving large appliances, INSIDE - Outside painting. commercial. Whether it be a inlo cofil c<)sh With other antique Items. R. references. 6468258. 4:30 p.m. Binding authority. Crockett would have been (or takeout, *JxxxwAqixeQsx*xi. cleaning cellars, attics, yards. Special rates for people over small repair job, a custom Agency, Inc., 643-1577. ARIES (March 21-April 19) SCORPIO (Oct 24-Nov. 22) His partner opened one (|lii(;k .iclum W.tnl Harrison, 643-8708. Normally, wherover you go you You function best as the power so North passed. South really Also stone, loam, gravel 65. Fully insured. Estimates built home or anything in .1 CHARLES Apartments - VACATION RENTAL- West­ should have let the two hearts spade. He raised to two and delivered. 644-1775, 644-8532. given. Call 648-7863. between, call 646-1371378. A(i brook, Conn., new five-room 1872 HONDA SL125, many generate action. Today your behind the throne today — and ANTIQUES Wanted - Charles Drive. Duplex 4 1/2 presence will have a very you en)oy III Exposure will alone, but he hated to be shut his partner Invited game by a American furniture, oriental room Townhouse, 1 1/2 bath, Ranch in quiet area, three extras. $300. Call 6467537. soothing effect on others. lessen your chances of out and tried two spades bid of three. rugs, paintings, pewter. Wind­ appliances, carpeted, heat, bedrooms, fireplace, fully success. which North raised to (our. All the books say he should ii****^ ^ **lii« iiii« ** sor chairs, crocks, jugs, hot water, storage, sound carpeted, short walk to 1873 SUZUKI TS185 - many TAURUS (April 20-May 20) You may find someone willing SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 2S-DOC. go on to game because he weathervanes, primitives. proofing. 2 garages, fireplace. private beach and tennis extras, must sell, $400. Call A diamond lead would have holds maximum single raise Washer, di courts. $150 per week. Call 742-7886. to help you wrap up an old task 21) A group you're affiliated Ron Dionne, 643-1681. hook-up. 646 cooked his goose, but West and we go along with all the 41 41 Articiti lor Safe 41 Dogi-BIrdi-Ptli 43 1540 or 646 742-8408 after 6 p.m. Available you've been putting off. it wilt with may ask you to take on be a welcome relief. added responsibilities today. opened the deuce of clubs and books. FURNITURE - Rugs, pain­ June-September. C§mp§r$-Tn HUGE Chieney Tag Sale - An­ GARAGE SALE - Saturday $i TAG SALE - Saturday and PRIVATE riding instructions, ae«s,ii— ij_ _ Don't shirk. They really need tings, pewter, dolls, crocks, MANCHESTER - Available IflVIfllW rTOFTTi GEMINI (May 21-Juno 20) your help. tiques, refrigerator, skis, Sunday 8 a.m. - 6 p .m .,^ m e Sunday - womens clothes, size English and Western, kS.IW July 1st. Three bedroom 4 1/2 R(K)M knotty pine cot­ Although you'll be In a books, roll top desk, clothes, per hour, call 633-5571, lamps, etc. Now accepting very old items. 66 Henry 10 and 20 1/2, dishes, (ihevy consignments, for June auc­ duplex in newer two-family tage overlooking (/oventry 1873 ELKART Traveler. 30’, gregarious mood today, you'll CAPRICORN (Deo. 22-Jan. Bcrrye worio bikes, miscellaneous. June 5- and Ford parts, welding tips, anytime. 19) Challenge stimulates you Street Manchester. tion. 6 ^ 8 6 2 . home. Spacious living room Use, $750 entire summer. 5th wheel, 18' awning, $6,500. also want to be around serious 6, IM. 30 Forest Street. No yard goods, sewing with dining area. Fully 644-2811 after 5 p.m. Will consider selling truck. thinkers to exchange today to the point vrhere you previews. TAG SALE - 88 Columbus accessories, living room set, DOG-CAT BOARDING carpeted. Includes Call 874-0142 after 8 p.m. worthwhile ideas. might volunteer to take on PACK RAT - collectables, old things others run away frbm. Street, off Broad Street, June Shirley Temple blue bathing/grooming. Complete appliances. Heat not included. COLUMBIA - lakefront cot­ CANCER (June 2Huty 22) The Flintstonee — Hanna-Barbera Productlone MARVEL Comic Books - Turn modern facilities. Canine things, quality turquoise What's more, you'll do ttl 58, 8-5. Beds, dressers, end lassware, linen, 67 BIssel jewelry - Sunday 128:(X) p.m., $2i0 per month. No pets. tage lor rent. July openings, 18' CAMPER trailer - single You know how to get real your old Marvel Comics tables, two solid drop leaf gtreet. Holiday Inne, 200 Sheldon Security deposit and 649-0488, 643-2583, or 228-8852. axle, excellent condition. mileage out of a dollar today AQUARIUS (Jan. 2(^Feb. 19) e -~ i I (Spiderman, Fantastic Four, Road, Manchester. 6465871. 40 Flora Road, off Route 65 tables, many household items. Bolton. references required. 647-8836 Eleven years old. $1,500. Call and could pick up some good Don't ask for criticism today Hulk, etc.) into cash. Send Old pictures, jewelry, WE BUY and sell furniture. or 6462003. COVENTRY - lake front 2 742-8830. bargains. This la particularly from a friend who always tells it list. Including title, issue clothing, lamps, tires, and Cash on the line. One piece or true of household Items. like it Is, unless you're GERMAN SHEPHERD - CHERRY Table - 30x40x28, bedroom cottages, private number and condition, to Box much more. an entire houseful. 646-6432. FIVE rooms heated apart­ beach, dock.and boat. (Jail 742- TENT CAMPER, sleeps 4, prepared to face the truth. F, Manchester Herald. Female pup. AKC. Ten two drawers, turned legs. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) They'll Furniture Barn, 345 Main ment. Call 6465884. 8755 or 871-1541. very good condition $525. PISC ES (Feb. 20-Maroh 20) Street. Beside Douglas months old. Lovable disposi­ Shirley Temple Doll, No. 18, take notice today If you voice MOVING OUT West - rooms original clothes 6488186. Phone 643-2771. After 5 p.m.. an opinion during a discussion. ^ You are especially determined POP TOP for van, canvas of furniture and appliances, Motors. tion. Excellent quality. JUSTICE JUSTICE Sheridanne Kennels. 228-6088. ANDOVER - four room Wanted to Rent 57 phone 455-8987. Others sense you're not given today and will accomplish what sides with two screen win­ plus miscellaneous lor sale. heated apartment with closed to making idle remarks. you set out to do. Surprisingly, efooA) dows, stand up room, 6'2", tVanlod to Buy 48 6468848, 4:308:30. QUALITY greenware, quite a in porch, appliances, wall-to- FEMALE seeks small two- your best efforts will go to help two seat dinette set, sleeps selection, 10% off all VIRGO (Aug. 23-8epL 22) If someone else. FREE PUPPY - thirteen WANTED baby furniture, wall carpet, no pets. Call 742- three room apartment, $130 you expect an old debt to- be two. also table top. Call after R, pc greenware purchases, firing 7676. 6 p.m., 646-8668. weeks old, lovable. Call 646 crib, port-a-crib, wooden high monthly. References. Call repaid, call the person aside coppertone, $25; 3tf" electric T/2. Call Marty 643-0304. 5158, after 4:30. 6463274. aew-rreiiy Your stove, coppertone, suitable for chair, and miscellaneous baby today and give him a gentle items. Call 643-8262, or 6 ^ MANCHESTER - Five room reminder. Otherwise, tt just FREE PLANT - Thursday, cottage, $25; bar stools, TWO BROWN and gold tweed apartment, $165. monthly. Friday, and Saturday HOME)S (or four kittens, eight 1828. RELIABLE SPACE lor dead won't happen. Birthday hardwood seat, steel legs, rugs, U'xl4'-10” and 11'- weeks old, part long hair. (Jail Inquire 8 4 ^ Wells Street. storage of car. Manchester or Purchase any of our unusual four for $8. 648-0543. 10"xl2'. Call 648-1648. LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) 8 643-5018. nearby town. CaU 742-8844. planters or other merchandise WANTED - Ellington High Stand up and be counted if June 6. 1976 $4.80 up. and receive a 66 cent School Year Books 1865-18^ anything threatens an old Important contacts will be PURPLE VELVET love seat, GARAGE SALE - Sunday, 12- FREE - Four adorable plant, of your choice free. The antieme; oversized sectional 4, F antastic selection In­ 1867, P.O. Box 1372, RENTAL OFFICE friend today. Your developed this coming year Born Loaer — ArfSanaom Closet, (you'll love our low kittens, clean, box trained, Manchester, CT. □ AUTOMOTIVE realationship has been a good through your social In­ couch, excellent condition. cluding 1864 Dodge Dart con­ nine weeks old. 6467880. DANUTO ENTERPHISEI volvements. You'll do par­ prices) 5()1 East Middle Turn­ 6488416 after 6. vertible, lamps, appliances, one. Your loyalty will Large varietjr of ApartmcflU and strengthen it. ticularly well with those older pike, Manchester Green. much miscellaneous. 26 Townhouief throughout Autos For Sets 51 MINI-TOY silver poodle, Manchettcr. than yourself. TAG SALE - Four families - Constance Drive, Manchester. □ RENTALS (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) male, 18 months old. Call 646 ffaarai Oflica o o tt dfllf t-Jt, BREAD, WZTHORHAPa^ GIANT Tag Sale - .Saturday Saturday June Sth, Sunday 5312. fbt. 19^3, aimcMjr. n«J NEED CAR? Credit bad? June 6tn, 10 a.m.-3 p.m. 18 Bugt Bunny — Htlmdahl and StoNal and Sunday, 8-4:00, Old and Rooms (or Pont 52 946-1021 Bankrupt? Repossessed? new tires, toys, furniture, Chester Drive, off Center near Building Suppllt* 42 AKC Male Siberian Huskle, 5 240 New Stata Rood Honest Douglas accepts exercycle, ice skates, sports Adams. Furniture, household months old, grey and white, MANCHESTER lowest down, smallest items, firewood. ESSEX MOTOR INN - Weekly payments. Douglas Motors, WHY DON'T YOU a E A N equipment, golf clubs, $100 or best offer. Call 643-1750 rooms, single $56., double $68. households, tools, hooks, after 4 p.m. lus tax, continental 345 Main. UP YtXJR Y A R O ^ irs A much miscellaneous. 512 East ge H. Griffing, bic. GRAVELY Tractor - good Ereakfast, maid service, color DtSGWACE TO THE Our Boarding House — Carroll & McCormick Center Street. Rain date, 6/12 condition, 8 HP and sulky, 30” SCREENED LOOM FREE to home with children, WE PAY $15 for complete NEIOHBORHOOO.' and 6/13. TV, utilities, parking. Call, MANCHESTER - 5 room rotory mower,. 32" reel • Sand • Braval • FHI 2 year old mixed breed, shots. 6462300. junk cars. (Jail Joey, Tolland mower, snow blower, snow Call 6438102. newer duplex - 1 1/2 baths, Auto Body, 5261990. Andovnr carpeting, appliances, $275 TAG SALE - Odds and ends, plow, sickle bar, package LIGHT Housekeeping room THI* WORKS ON THE AMPLE LEANDER June 5th and 6th, 8:308 p.m. deal, must be seen. Call 6W- 742-7886 FREE Cute Kittens. Call 643- per month. Lease and PARTS Department now open 05CIUATBR PRINCIPLE/ THE GAVE HIM for rent Stove, refrigerator references. Hayes Corpora­ 22 Ann Street, Manchester. 4858. 4306. and linens provided Saturdays. Complete line of HA5 AN H I RATIO SO MUCH 01 Main tion, 6460131. Chrysler parts. Chorches Street, 648-8878 OF 10 F\E6i BASED ON THE WUBLE Motors. 649-3646. RESPONSE AT THE TWEETER, TALK HE Frank and Ernaat THREE bedroom duplex, cen­ ROOMS FOR rent ^ week. EN0U6H TO TRIOaER AN tral location, $235 monthly. 1975 FORD Mustang II Ghia, 211 C e n te r S tr e e t, Security, no pets, 643-4072. e l e c t r ic a l im pu l s e Manchester. V-8, automatic, custom in­ terior, vinyl roof, 18,000 miles. PKRUPTINO THE CRCUIT.' This Funny World IT MAKEi ME PROUD T H A T ^ t^ , .... ROCKVILLE, redecorated 4 6465763, or 6462813. L’ll Sport — WIrth CLEAN, furnished room. Call rooms, first floor, appliances, MOTh i Mg wfc D O 1$ IN PLA T i ONARV 6464701 after 6 p.m. or apply 4 adults, no pets. S^urity, $150. OLDSMOBILE - 1968 Del- I'M C30NNA DO 30M E - HOW ABOUT X Pearl Street. 643-8743. mont, great condition, depen­ THIN' ABOUT IT rM /iN' v r e dable, loaded with extras, air- BORROWIN'VER. ATTRACTIVE sleeping room, DUPLEX - 3 bedroom, 1 1/2 conditioner, am/fm, etc. Best RIGHT I LAWNMOWER, RAKE, shower/bath, prlvale en­ baths, appliances, air- offer. 633-3495. AN' HEDOe trance, free parking, apply 185 conditioned, oak floors, CUPPERS.? Spruce St. private double driveway. Call 1971 PLYMOUTH Satellite 6460552 or 6465067. B-112 QUIET, pleasant room for Sebring, Excellent condition inside and outside. No body refined gentleman, next to (tomes (or Rent 54 bath, phone on floor. Call 646 rust. Low mileage. Gas saving slant six cylinder, automatic, 6 5 5331. A lovely dress (o wear EIGHT ROOM Older fm stereo, 8 track. Asking $1,- .V'' Colonial. Fireplaces. Large 400. CaU 6462188. alone, o r to he topped by RESPONSIBLE female room­ a pretty jacket . . . the lawn, parking area. choice is yours! I’rice ... (SoiNTOOWN mate wanted to share apart­ Appliances. No children, pets. WINTHSOP By DICK CAVALLI ment In Manchester. $8d per FORD Mustang - 1966, V-8, $ 2.00. TO Working adults. 643-2880. three-speed, good body, new H -112 with PhotO'Guide HAPPINESS*. month plus utilities. Please muffler system, 55,000 miles, call evenings, 610, 648-8528. is in Sizes 8 to IH. Size MANCHESTER - Five rooms, $450. CaU 6466653. 10, 32H bust .. dress, 2Tk CLEAN, pleasant room for $300 per month. Children ya rd s 45-inch; jacket, 3^,4 Short Ribs — Frank Hill 1967 MERCEDES 230S, 4- yards. rent, close to everything. accepted, no pets. Call J.D. Real Estate, 6461880. door, 4-speed, good running Pattemg available only $20.00 weekly. 6463108. condition, new tires, and IM FEELING AHfPUU ••••••••sss••••••#•••••••• in sizes shown. MANCHESTER - U rge 4 1/2 brakes. $1,600. Call 742-7028 To ordtr, sind $2.00, Includis TMIS CAMP^MGNING Aptrtmtnit For Ptnl 53 room apartment, newer 6 after 6 p.m. pottife and handlinf. IS GETTING ME DOWN. family house, garage, $200. SUE BURNETT DELUXE .five room Duplex, Cali J. D. Real EsUte, 646 1974 DODGE V an, low MaachMlNT Evtning Herald * K N O C K OUT /(AY LA ST wall-to-wall carpeting, 1880. m ileage, 318 autom atic, 1150 Ava. of AmarICM (I im M

Obituaries Police report

Mrs. Margaret F. Swan York City and lived in Manchester Backofen, all of Rockville; eight Manchester victim. The glass broke, showering before moving to Ashford 10 years • Bruno DombrowskI, 61, of 35 ELLINGTON — Mn. Margaret grandchildren and two great­ Peter M. Pella, 20, of 375 Bidwell everyone else in the booth with glass. ago. He was an Army veteran of grandchildren. Elm St., Rockville was arrested at Fitzpatrick Swan, 83, of 51A Ci7 ital St. suffered minor Injuries in a two- The woman was evicted. his home (St. Anthony’s Home Inten­ Lake Rd. died Friday at Rockville World War II. The funeral will be private. car collision Friday at 10:54 a.m. on Survivors are a sister, Mrs. David sive Care Facility) after a complaint General Hoipital. She was the widow The Burke-Fortin Funeral Home, Adams St. south of New State Rd., Police are investigating. Clark of Ashford; and three brothers, 76 Prospect St., is in charge of of a disturbance there and charged of George Swan. police said. with disorderly conduct. At the Raymond Rowett of Manchester and arrangements. A Scott Dr. home was broken into Mrs. Swan was employed at the Pella’s car, at a stop sign, was police station, Etombrowskl allegedly Allwrt Rowett and Harold Rowett, There are no calling hours. and ransacked Friday evening. A Institute of Living for IS years before struck in the rear by the car driven broke a cell toilet and was charged both of Ashford. The family suggests that any man's Elks ring, about $30 in change, her retirement. She was bom in by Thomas Lorenzen, 59, of 29 Colony with third-degree criminal mischief. Marlborough, Mass., and lived in The funeral is Monday at 11 a.m. at memorial gifts may be made to a Rd., South Windsor. Lorenzen told and a piece of chocolate cake are the Potter Funeral Home, 456 He was taken to the correction Hartford for 60 years before coming charity of the donor's choice. police his foot slipped onto the gas missing. Jackson St., Wllliamntic. Burial will center in Hartford in lieu of $500 bond to Ellington three years ago. pedal. Vernon ^ for court Monday in Stafford Springs. Survivors are 2 sons, John F. Swan be in E^st Cemetery. Military honors Frederick Riccio Sr. Peila was taken to Manchester will be accorded at graveside. • Harry Masichuk, 49, of no cer­ • Two juveniles were arrested- of Ellington and Herbert W. Swan of EAST HARTFORD - Frederick Memorial Hospital for treatment. Friends may call at the funeral tain address was arrest^ Friday at Friday and charged both with third- Southington: a daughter, Mrs. Riccio Sr., 67, of 353 Brewer St. died Lorenzen was given a written war­ home Sunday from 7 to 9 p.m. 12:20 p.m. at the Post Road Plaza degree burglary and third-degree Marion Gallo of Ellington; IS Friday at home. He was the husband ning for driving too close. after a disturbance was reported larceny in connection with two apart­ grandchildren and 24 great­ of Mrs. Doris Majewski Riccio. theret He was charged with breach of ment burglaries April 11 at the Walter P. Backofen Mr. Riccio had been employed for grandchildren. A young woman today at 12:50 a.m. peace and interference with an of­ Weathervane Apartments. The ROCKVILLE - Walter Paul 35 years at Pratt and Whitney Divi­ The funeral is Monday at 8:45 a.m. walked up to another young woman ficer. He is being held at the state arrests are part of a larger investiga­ Backofen, 81, of 25 Crown St. died sion of United Technologies Corp., from Rose Hill Funeral Home, 580 at a booth at the Hartford Road Cafe correction center in Hartford in lieu tion involving apartment breaks. Thursday at Rockville General East Hartford, before his retirement Elm St., Rocky Hill, with a Mass at and poured a mug of beer over her of $100 surety bond for appearance in More arrests are expected. Hospital. He was the husband of Mrs. one-and-a-half years ago. He was St. James Church, Rocky Hill, at head. She then threw the mug at the Common Pleas Court 19 in Stafford The two youths were referred to Bertha Pfau Backofen. bom in Hartford and lived in East 9:15. Burial will be in Rose Hill Springs Monday. Juvenile Court and released to their Memorial Park, Rocky Hill. Mr. Backofen had been a self- Hartford for 37 years. He was a com­ employed merchant. He was born in parents. Friends may call at the funeral municant of St. Christopher Church. • Four teen-age youths were home Sunday from 7 to 9 p.m. Rockville and lived here all his life. Other survivors are a son, He was an Army veteran of World arrested today at 12:05 a.m. in a car The family suggests that memorial Frederick Riccio Jr. of Vernon; a Fire calls in a parking lot of a Rt. 83 housing War I and a member of the American daughter, Mrs. Carole Spakauskas of Th gifts may be made to any foundation complex and charged with possession Legion. He also was a member of Manchester; a brother, Anthony Ric­ doing diabetes research. of a cannabis type substance Union Congregational Church and the cio of Newington; three sisters, Mrs. (marijuana). Masonic order. Mary Brawn of Hartford, Mrs. Agnes They are Dominic Tedeschi, 18, of Other survivors are two sons, Arcarl of Newington and Mrs. Rose Manchester Today, 8:46 a.m. — Broken heater hose 291 South St., Rockville; Kevin Frederick M. Rowett Walter Alan Backofen of Lebanon, Tillona of Wethersfield; and three Friday, 10:44 a.m. — First aid call to in a truck causing it to appear as if on fire on Purnell PI. (Town) Cosgrove, 17, of 29 George Dr., Ver­ Frederick M. Rowett, 51, of N.H., and Albert H. Backofen of grandchildren. the town health department for a woman Chicopee, Mass.; three foster in pain from a sudden illness. She was Vernon non; Cameron Levigne, 17, of 60 Ashford, formerly of Manchester, The funeral is Monday at 8:15 a.m. Hartl Dr., Vernon; and John children, Frederick A. Pfau of from the D'Esopo East Hartford treated by emergency medical Friday, 5:34 p.m. - Car fire in Vernon died Friday at Uncas-on-Thames technicians among the fire fighters and Canavari, 17, of 65 Valley View Lane, Wallingford, Mrs. Robert Hermann Funeral Chapel, High and Carter Circle. Hospital, Norwich. taken to Manchester Memorial Hospital. Vernon. of Rockville and Mrs. Richard Shelly Sts., with a Mass at St. Christopher Mr. Rowett had been employed as (Town! All four were released on $1,000 of Springfield, Va.; a sister, Mrs. Church-at 9. Burial will be in Hillside a cook at the Howard Johnson's nonsurety bonds for appearance in Lillian Glessman of Rockville; three Cemetery. Restaurant in Manchester for court in Rockville June 23. several years. He was born in New brothers, Alfred H. Backofen, Harry Friends may call at the funeral Read the “BRIGHT ONE” W. Backofen and Herman E. home tonight from 7 to 9 and Sunday Manchester Evening Herald from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. About town MHS to have exhibit Manchester Veterans Council will meet Monday Manchester High School will have an art exhibit and TOMORROW SUNDAY, 12 to 6pm at 8 p.m. at the American sale Wednesday from 7 to 9 p.m. in the school's Clark Legion Home. Arena. Exhibits will include oil and acrylic paintings, sculp­ The "H our of Joy" ture^ ceramics, textiles, and pewter and silver crafts. On U l T l t S I H Qordially %3^nvihs Wonan fellowship, which is open to sale will be jewelry, metalcrafts and ceramics. P all senior citizens, will be The program will also include pottery, spinning, Monday at 1:45 p.m. in weaving, painting, lapidary, metalsmlthing and Herrmann Hall of Westhill enameling demonstrations. Gardens. Joseph Moriconi Proceeds from the exhibit will be used to help pay for will lead the program. The art supplies and equipment. Rev. Kenneth Gustafson, pastor of Calvary Church, will speak. Refreshments Manchester Hospital notes will be served. Roll St.; Myra Zuar, 300 South Discharged Thursday: St., Rockville; Elizabeth The official board of Edward Sweeney, 90 Baldwin Luginbuhl, 39 Ludwig Rd., Manchester Assembly, Rd.: Susan Parla, 61 Essex Ellington. Order of Rainbow for St,; Florence Gustafson, RD Girls, will meet Monday at 5, Coventry; Gregory Morris, 8 p.m. at the home of Mrs. 81 Oxford St.; Mary Paslore, SUNDAY 54^^argaret Rd.; Gail In Memoriam SUNDAY Janice Hodge. 121 Falknor In loving memory of John J Peretto 12 to 6pm' Carangelo, 34 Irving St.; An­ who■ paisM ' away f Ju June *&. • 1974. ' 12 to 6pm Dr. drew Casella, Glastonbury: As lung as life m memory will last Lorri Rivers, 117 Baldwin I won'tiTfi forget (he past. The Waddell School PTA Rd.; Louis Prager, Glaston­ executive board will meet bury. Daughter Monday at 7:30 p.m. at the Also, Tracy Marchand, 153 school in Room 12. » • m Auditions scheduled The Producing Guild of Hartford Capitol Ave., Hartford from 7:30 to will have auditions for their 10 p.m. Singers are requested to __jorthcoming season for singers and bring their own music. actors on the following days. There are no roles for dancers this "Candide," Monday and Tuesday; season. Dancers will not be "Godspell,” Wednesday and Friday. auditioned. Auditions will be held at The For further information, call 525- > (< Producing Guild rehearsal hall, 450 1731 between 1:30 ande&-p.m., weekdays. Concordia Church to confirm 10 Ten young adults will be confirmed Sun­ Chris Johnson, Sandra Schack, Jeffrey Beauty In your home begins with your Ideas and knowledge about day al the 10 a.m. service at Concordia Shrider, Timothy Stevens, Jeffrey Trotter the shapee, lines and forme of Interior design and stylee of fur­ ■•'tafc-s'.'.'. Lutheran Church. and Barry Vineens. Confirmands, who have completed three After the service, thete will be a recep­ niture. The best way to learn about decorating Is to see coor­ years of study, are Ronald Barber, Becky tion for the confirmands in Kaiser Hall of dinated furniture styles. The best way to learn about furniture le to Bourrel, Mark Copeland, Michael James, the church. see different styles and finishes. You do both simply by browsing 45 Years of Furniture Customer Cbnndeuce through our lovely showrooms and gigantic selection. Find a full service and delivery store Contemporary, Traditional, Early American, Spanish, Italian, Gov. Brown to visit state Mediterranean and French Provincial designs all from Brand • ■rrfrosma •OinlHf lloomi •l.lrlnf Hatimf • -Mrrp.Hnrni •f'lag rm California Gov. Jerry Brown will visit tion in cue Hartford Hilton Hotel, • f'Hrioi •Hollgiroorf Btda •flunk Bi*dt •('«(• • rnrprllng • IH nrfiri Name manufacturers you know and trust. You’ll discover Connecticut June 11. on the eve of conven­ scheduled for 5 to 6 p.m. He said Brown is • NrrIInrra •f'ornf r f.raupi • flnra A .Nionfa • f rrn flntrfMin Urmipt thousands of exciting new decorating Ideael See how any room In • f>r|| .Stnka •Noom IHi'trfrra •111 N lirri • O lfarrifra •flraka tions scheduled the next day in all six to meet the general public and the your home can be furnished at much lose than you plan to spendl delegates to the next day's conventions. • f MpfalnC hiilra • Bran ffapf lialra* T irinflrili B«>rfrfinff .SrM Congressional districts. The conventions • .SIrrprra •.Sfurfin I'aunrhea •O rraalnnal Tahtra •T'u'in llrila are for choosing the state's 51 delegates to "This reception," said Squatrito, "has the July 12 Democratic National Conven­ been scheduled to give the people of tion. Connecticut the opportunity to meet with Dominic Squatrito of Manchester, Jerry Brown firsthand. The great interest SAcresof Fine Fumiture...Connecticut’s largest selection Brown's slate coordinator in his try lor and support demonstarted in his campaign to date indicate many people are con­ the Democratic nomination for president, ■woniwKs vinced he is the logical man for the said the candidate will appear at a recep- RXniUR nomination." -r,3 lOPTNaVeAR i Quriua Theatre schedule 1 ■■ y : H

Saturday ■— Showcase Cinema 1 — Manchester Drive-In — ^ iV T - "Missouri Breaks "2:10-4:40- UA East. 1 - -All the "Man Who Would Be King " 7:10-9:35 President's 'Men" 2:00-4:30- 8:30; "Papillon" 10:30 \ 7 00-9 30 Showcase Cinetna 2 - "Had Burnside 1 - "Duehes and UA I'lasI 2 — "Won Ton News Bears” 2:15-4:00-5:50- anX D 7:35-9:45 the Dirlwaler Eox" 1153:10- cxiR RiGR fries* Ton" 2 15-4 00-5 45-7 20-9 00 5:05-7:00-9:00 Showcase Cinema 3 C.A East 3 — "Something Burnside 2 — "Breaking Completely DItterent" 3:40- "Cuckoo's Ncsl" 2:00-4 .30- 4 seasons iiiLil'S 7:00-9:35 Point " 1:48-5:15-8:55; "Butch 7 0010 t)5, ■ Let It Be " 2:00- Cassidy and the Sundance 5 25-8 40 Showcase Cinema 4 - Kid” 3:20-6:55 ".Mother. Jugs 4c Speed" 2:00- Vernon Cinema 1 - "The East llartlord- Drive-In — i Diiehes and the Dirlwaler 4 00-6:00-8:00-10:00 "Torso " 8:30; "Texas Chain­ Eox ' 2:00-7:,30-9 20 saw Massacres" 10:05 n Vernon Cinema 2 - "In East Windsor Drivc-In — mi Searc h ol Bigloof 2 00-7 15- Sunday — "In Search of Bigfool " 8:30; 9 (X) UA East "Brother ol the Wind" 10:05 Manchester Drive-In — I - "All the President's Men" 2 00-4 30- Showcase Cinema 1 — ".Man Who Would He King " 7 00-9:.30 "Missouri Breaks" 2:10-4:40- 8 30; "Papillon" 10 :I0 UA East 2 - "Won Ton 7:10-9:,35 Burnside 1 — "Duchess and Ton" 2:15.4:00-5:45-7:20-9 00 Showcase Cinema 2 — "Bad Dirlwaler Fox" 7:15-9 10 UA East 3 — “Something News Bears " 2;15-4:00-5 50- Burnside 2 — "Breaking Completely Diflerent" 3:40- 7:35-9:45 I’oint" 7 20. "Butch Cassidy 7 00-10:15: "Let It Be" 2:00- Showcase Cinema 3 - and the Sundance Kid" 9:00 5 25-8:40 "Cuckoos Nest" 2:00-4:30- uritan East llartlord Drive-In — Vernon Cinema 1 — "The 7:00-9:35 Manufacturers Since 1931 "Texas Chainsaw Massacres" Uuclics and the Dirtwater Showcase Cinema 4 — r Kmir ht-.tulifiil hilUnlor vlrhi'dl'urrivr A Ive. 8:30: "Torso" 10:05 1 Join II» Sunday Inr thialial* Eox" 1:30-3 20-5:10-7 30-9 20 "Mother. Jugs 4c Speed" 2:00- 111 A rvtvive )i»ur w t of A, FHKK.-S.'l.DHv»luv East Windsor Drivc-In — 1061 New Britain Avenue, Elmwood Conn. Vernon Cinema 2 — "In 4:00-6:00-I0:00 L.oiii I Sfl ol Pi 111 IA lo f oeS Fomily "Brother of the Wind" 8:30: Search of Bigtool" 1:15-3:00- REGULAR HOURS o p e n Mo n d a y t h r u Fr id a y 9 to 9. s a t . 9 to s • In Searc h ot Rigfoof 10:05 4 30-6 00-7:30-9:00 □ ! the The itlga- eaks. ed to their were a car using The Herald ission ance

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Art exhibitions W^KETTO — Jiinie I97g*— ; Forum due this month This week’s movies on television Sports of the arts Art exhibitions, shows and festivals scheduled this month, as listed by the 1:00 (5) “The Castle of Thursday on TV J Connecticut Commission on the Arts, in­ Terror” (1963). Barbara "Gentleman Jim ” (19C). Errol Flynn, Alexis "Tops Is the Limit” clude: Steele, George Revere. (1936). Bing Crosby, Ida 1:00 (5) “ Gold Diggers of Smith. 1935” (1935). Dick Powell. ’Through June 1 3 -’The Greater Hartford ‘’f Trif- Lupino, . Today Hds Howard Keel, Nicole (5) “Loose in London” 1:00 (9) ’"The Strange One” At the Bushnell Civic and ArU Festival, Constitution (1953). The Bowery Boys. 1.00 (9) “Suspicion” (1941) Maurey, Janette Scott. (1957). Ben Gazzara. 1:00 ( 22) Wrestling, Plaza, Hartford. 1:00 (5) “The Mask of Joan FonUine, Cary Grant. Sunday at 4 p.m., the Bicentennial Com­ 3:00 (3) “Summer Holiday” 4:00 (9) "Savage 2:00 ( 22) Baseball: Red Sox Today and Sunday —Heritage Days ’76, Dimitrios” (1944). Zachary 4:00 (9) " ’The Revenge of (1983). Cliff Richard, Lauri Wilderness” (1956). Victor vs. Angels. mittee of the Ukrainian Committee of Rogers Park Junior High School, Dan­ Scott, Faye Emerson. Frankenstein” (1958). Peter Peters. Mature, Guy Madison. America will present a Ukrainian bury. 1:00 (20) "Dance Hall” Cushing, Francis Matthews. VnV'’". .Notional 3:00 (8) “Masquerade” 8:00 (9) "Games” (1967). Volleyball Championships. Bicentennial Concert at Bushnell Through June 20 —Friends of the New (1950). Natasha Perry, Diana 11:30 (3) “Madigan” (1968). (1965). Cliff Robertson, Henry Fonda, Richard Wid- Simone Signoret, James Caan 2:15 (20-30) Baseball: Memorial Hall in Hartford. For reser­ Britain Museum Exhibition, New Britain Dors. Yankees vs A s vations, call 24M807. ^ Marisa Mell, Jack Hawkins. mark, Harry Guardino. 9:00 (20-22-30) “ Winner Museum of American Art, New Britain. 3:00 (9) "Men in War” "Three Strangers” Take All” (1975), Shirley 5^00 (3) The Belm ont (1946). Sydney Greenstreet, 11:30 (5) "Vice Squad” Stakes. Hartford Stage Co. Through July 3 -27th Annual New (1957). Robert Ryan, Aldo (1953). Edward G. Robinson, Jones, Laurence Luckinbill. England Exhibition of Painting, Silver- Ray, Robert Keith. Peter Lorre, Geraldine 11:30 (3) "Deadlock" 5:00 (8^0) Wide World of The Garson Kanin comedy, “ Born Fitzgerald. Paulette Goddard, Sports. Yesterday,” has been held over at the mine Guild of Artists, New Canaan. 3:30 (5) “The Pearl of 11:30 (9) "King Richard and (1969). Hari Rhodes, Leslie 1:30 (3) "Sing Boy Sing” Nielsen. 5:00 ( 20) ’This Is Baseball. Hartford Stage Co. in Hartford through Sunday —Second Annual Hadassah of (1944). Basil (1958). Edmond O’Brien the Crusades” (1954). Rex Rathbone, Nigel Bruce. 11:30 (5) ”I Could Go On 6:00/9) Racing from Bel- June 20. For reservations, call 525-4258. Manchester Craft Fair, Manchester Shop­ Tommy Sands. Harrison, Virginia Mayo. mont 6.-M (9) “The Creature Singing" ( 1963). Judy rtrk. ping Parkade. 1:30 (9) "Them ” (1954). - *•3,® (2) "Africa Texas Shakespeare opens Walks Among Us” Jeff Garland, Dirk Bogarde. 10:00 (9) Baseball: Metsvs James Whitmore, James Style” (1967). Hugh O’Brian Dodgers. Sunday —Bicentennial Arts & Crafts Morrow, Rex Reason, Leiah John Mills. 12:30 (9) "The Brasher The Bicentennial season opens Tuesday Festival, Winsted Junior Women’s Club, Fess Parker. 12:30 (9) Wrestling. Snowden. 4:05 (2) " I ’ll Get You” Doubloon” (1947). George at the American Shakespeare Theatre in Park PI., Winsted. 2:00(8) “The Dealy Hunt” 7:00 (5) "The Woman in (1953). George Raft, Sally Montgomery, Nancy Guild. Dinah Shore’s summer Stratford with Arthur Miller’s “The Sunday -12th Annual Arts & Crafts (1974). Peter Lawford, Tony Gray. 1:30 (2) "Al Capone” (1959), W ^ite’ (1948). Alexis Smith. Franciosa. variety show premieres on Crucible.” "The Winter’s Tale” opens Show, Shelton Jaycees, Huntington Green, Gig Young. Rod Steiger. Fay Spain. Sunday 2:30 (3) "Three Men on a CBS-TV Saturday at 10 June 10, and "As You Like It” joins the Huntington. 8:00 (9) “The Appaloosa” 4:05 (2) "Wichita” (1955). Horse" ( 1936). Frank p.m. for an eight-week run. 1:00 (9) Champions. repertory schedule July 20. For reser­ (1966). Marlon Brando, Tuesday Joel McCrea,. Vera Miles. Sunday through June 13 —Bicentennial McHugh, Joan Blondell. 2:00 ( 22) Baseball: Red Sox vations, call 378-7321. Anjanette Comer, John Saxon. Art Contest and Show, Richter Associa­ 3:00 (5) “June Bride” vs. Angels. 8:30 (8-40) "Hey, I’m Alive” ,„*',®® (8) "Champagne Area theater tion for the Arts, Richter Center, Dan­ (1948). Bette Davis, Robert Waltz" (1937). Fred Friday 4:00 (9) Baseball: Mets vs. (1975). Edward Asner, Sally bury. Montgomery, MacMurray, Gladys Dodgers. The Mark ’Twain Masquers present Struthers, Milton Selzer 3:00 ( 20) "Cuando Tu No Swarthout. , *'®® *91 "Big Broadcast of 4:30 (8-40) Tennis: Borg vs. "Pajama Game” at the Roberts Theatre Monday through June 26 —Artist 8:30 (20-22-30) "Sky Heist" Estas.” 1:00 (9) “City Across the 1938’ (1938). Bob Hope, Naslase at 170 Kingswood Rd., West Hartford, Member Show, Essex Art Association (1975). Don Meredith, Joseph 3:30 (3) “The Rookie” River” (1949). Stephen 1:00 (9) “ Beyond Mom­ 6:00 (24-57) Inner Tennis. Friday and Saturday, and June 17,18 and Gallery, Essex. Campanella, Stefanie Powers. (1959). Tommy Noonan, Pete McNally, ’Thelma Ritter. basa” (1957). Cornel Wilde. 6:30 (9) Greatest Sports 19. For reservations, call 523-7345. Wednesday and June 12 — Fairfield 8:30 (24-57) “Kind Hearts & Marshall, Julie Newmar. 4:00 (9) "A Kiss Before 4:00 (9) “Gunga Din" Legends. Sidewalk Art Show, Fairfield University, Coronets” (1949). Dennis Theatre 3 at Manchester Community 6:00 (5) “Scars of Dracuia” Dying. ” Robert Wagner, (1939). Cary Grant, 10:00 ( 57) Olympiad. College on Bldwell St. opens June 17 with Fairfield. Price, Joan Greenwood, Joanne Woodward 10:30 (5) Sports Extra. Valerie Hobson. (1971) . CTiristopher Lee, Jen­ 9:00 (3) “The Salzberg “A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to Thursday through June 12 -M eet the ny Hanley. 8:00 (9) “His Kind of 11:15 (40) "Island of Connection ” (1972). Barry The Forum” and plavs June 18,19,20 and Artists, Chapel Square Mall, New Haven. 8:00 (9) “The Journey” Woman ” (1951). Robert Despair" (1968). Mercedes Newtnan, Anna Karina. June 24,25,26 and 27. Curtain time is 8:30 The wsiting plstform st the Hertford depot is one of e series of Friday and June 12 —Arts & Crafts (1959). Yul Brynner, Deborah Mitchum, Jane Russell. *8-40) " ’The Honkers” Monday Festival, Upper Milford Center Green, McCambridge, Maria Schell. Kerr. 9:00 ( 8-40) "Prudence and p.m. For reservations, call 646-4900. railroad stations in Connecticut, Massachusetts amd Rhode Island 11:30 (3) “'ITie Condemn^ (1972). James Coburn, 8:30 ( 8-40) Baseball: To be Milford. 9:00 (8^0) ”X, Y andZ ee” the P ill" (1968), Deborah Tickets also at the door. of Altona" (1963). Sophia 11:30 (3) “Search” (1972). announced. photographed by James S. Klar, whose work is exhibited at Foot Juae 12 —Creative Arts Festival, (1972) . Elizabeth Taylor Kerr, David Niven. Dinner theaters Prints through June 24. Loren, Fredric March Michael Caine. 11:30 (5) "Night and Day” Hugh 0 Brian, Elke Sommer. Lebanon Green, Lebanon. Maximilian Schell. 11:30 (5) "All in a Night’s ^ Zsa Gabor stars in Noel Coward’s June 12 —Cultural Arts Show, West 11:00 (9) "Tell Them Willie (1946). Cary Grant, Alexis 11:30 (5) "House on Boy Is Here” (1969). Robert Smith. Work” (1961). Dean Martin Wednesday comedy, “Blithe Spirit” through June 13 Haven Green, West Haven. Haunted Hill” (1959). Vincent Shirley MacLaine. Redford, Katharine Ross 11:30 (9) “ The Killers” at the Oiateau de Ville in East Windsor. Price, Carol Ohmart. 6:30 (18) Champions. At Nutmeg Summer Playhouse At the Atheneum June 12 —'hiird Annual Outdoor Arts Robert Blake, (1946). Burt Lancaster, De- 12:40 (8) “Ambush Bay” Beginning June 22, the musical comedy Storrs, the season opens June 15 with and Crafts Show of the Manchester Art 11:30 (8) “The Train" (1966). Hugh O'Brian. 9:00 (9) Soccer: Cosmos vs. 11:30 (30) “June Bride” mond O’Brien. Kicks. revue, “Bottoms Up ’76” begins. Thousand Clowns” which plays in the • Exhibits; Association, Center Park, Manchester. (1964). Burt Lancaster, 1:30 (5) “ Before Winter (1948). Bette Davis, Robert Midnight (3) "The Whole 11:00 (9) NFL Action At the Coachlight Dinner ’Theatre in Harriet S. Jorgensen Theater at Universi­ Lithographs and drawings by Vija June 12 through July 4 —41st Annual Jeanne Moreau, Von Montgomery. World Is Watching” (1969). Comes” (1969). David Niven Waldheim. Topol. ’ East Windsor, Jim Pritchett stars in the ty of Connecticut through June 26 nightly Celmins, through June 20 at the MATRIX Show of the Society of Connecticut 11:30 (40) “Hot Line” Burl Ives, Joseph Cam- musical "Damn Yankees” through June Gallery. 1.00 (9) ‘Black Castle” panella. 2:30 (8) “Nora Prentiss” Rosemary Harris portrays 20 at 8:15. For information, c ^ 429-2912. Craftsmen, University of Hartford, West (1969). George Chakiris, . Prints and Paintings by Jasper Johns, (1953). Richard Greene, Boris Charles Boyer. 2:00 (2) “ The Untamed (1947). Kent Smith, Ann George Sand in “Notorious Thursday At Berkshire T h eatreT ^ stiv al in Hartford. Karloff, Long Chaney. Sheridan. through June 27 at the MA’TRIX Gallery. 1:20 (2) “The Harness” Breed” (1948). Sonny Tufts. Woman,” a mini-series Stockbridge, Mass., the musical comedy June 13 through July 3 —Bicentennial 9:00 (24-57) Olympiad. Goodspeed Lithographs and etchings by Jame Ab­ 1:35 (2) “I Dood It” (1943). (1971). Lome Greene, Julie Barbara Britton. 4:35 (8) “A Raisin in the starting Sunday at 9 p.m. “Of Thee I Sing” opens June 29 and runs Arts & Artifacts, Sharon Creative Arts Red Skelton, Eleanor Powell,. 10:00 (9) Baseball: Mets vs. bott McNeill Whistler, through June at the Sommars. 4:05 (2) “An Annapolis Sun” (1961). Sidney Poitier. on public teievision. The Rodgers and Hart musical comedy through July 11. Other performances Foundation Gallery, Sharon. 2:20 (8) “Inside Daisy Padres. Prints & Drawings Gallery. Story” (1955). John Derek. R a r e s t Enemy” plays at the Goodspeed scheduled in the festival series are James June 19-20 —Stratford Art Festival, Clover” (1966). Natalie Wood;- ■ Opera House in East Haddam through Coco and Dody Goodman in “George •“ I Am Not Blind,” an information en­ Main St. and West Broad Green, Strat­ Robert Redford, Christopher Bit parts Wednesday June 20. For reservattons, call 873-8668. Washington Slept Here, from July 13 - 25; vironment by Les Levine, through June at- ford. Plummer. the Lions Gallery of the Senses. 3:40 (2) "Susan & God” Beatrice Straight in “ The Lion in June 19 through July 5 —Bicentennial William Castle will produce 1.00 (5) "Dames” (1934) Winter,” from July 27 - Aug. 8; and Ruth “American Coverlets,” a textile exhibi­ Show of the Kent Art Association, (1940). Joan Crawford, The summer circuit Frederic March. “2000 Lakeview Drive” at Joan Blondell, Dick Powell. Gordon in “Ho! Ho! Ho!” from Aue 10 - tion from the Merrimack Valley Textile MGM. Association Gallery, Kent. 4:35 (8) “King Rat” (1965) 1:00 (9) “Swing Time" WAMTen At Storrowton Theatre in West 29. Museum, through June 13 at Avery Court. Lucille Ball will star in “A June 20 —Hobby and Crafts Show, Put­ George Segal, Tom (1936). Fred Astaire, Ginger Springfield, Mass., Paul Lynde plays June • Events: Salute to Lucy,” a CBS-TV Rogers. nam Shopping Center, Putnam. Courtenay, James Fox. Outdoor Cooking R e ^ s 21-27. Continuing through the summer are Sunday —Gallery talk on natural dyes, special this fall. June 24 through 26 —Easter Seal 4.00 (9) "Better a Widow” The first day of summer, June 21 The Carol Lawrence in “Funny Girl,” Raquel Jazz by Molly Fowler, 2 p.m., Avery Court. Festival of the Arts, Staples High School, (1969), Virna Lisi. Peter Welch, Ann Corio in "This Was Tuesday -Lecture by Richard Fields McEnery. Cnn^(n“ '®T 6" Outdoor The Hartford Jazz Society presents the Westport. Cook no Tabloid Secilon...We need your Burlesque,” Mitzi Gaynor, Gabe Kaplan, about current exhibition in MATRIX 11:30 (3) “The Delphi H.J.S. All-Star Ensemble Sunday at 8 p m June 25-26 —Niantic Art & Craft Show, favorite outdoor recipe to be published In this Jerry Vale and Caterina Valente, Jan Gallery, 7:30 p.m., Avery Court. Bureau ” (1972). Laurence at the Sheraton Tobacco Valley Inn in Town Hall, Niantic. Television channels Peerce in "Fiddler on the Roof,” Sandler Thursday and Friday —“Take Ten at Luckinbill, Celeste Holm. MUST BE SUBMITTED BY JUNE 10 Windsor. This concert is partially funded June 27 -A rts & Crafts Show, Wald- ^ ...... WCBS, New ilcw York xurK 11:30 (5) "City for & Young plus Kaye Ballard, Ginger Noon,” brief talks about American art, baum’s Parking Lot, Bishop’s Comer, Programs seen on Channel Rogers and Norm Crosby, and Andy by a grant from the National Foundation noon, main lobby. ®...... WFSB, Hartford 24, Connecticut Public Televi­ Conquest” (1940). Jarfies for the Arts. West Hartford. 8 ...... WNEW. New York Cagney, Ann Sheridan. Devine in “Showboat.” For information • Films: sion, are also seen on Channel reward Thursday at 7:30 p.m., Frank Nizzari 8 ...... WTNH, New Haven 11:30 (9) “Call of the Wild” call (413)732-1105. Monday and Tuesday-“Pat & Mike” at Noon musical 53, Norwich, and Friends present “^roque ‘76,” a ®...... WOR, New York (1935). Clark Gable, Loretta At Oakdale Musical T heatre in 7:30 p.m. and “The ’Thin Man” at 9:30 Subscribers'to Greater series of jazz improvisations on the Wednesday at noon, Susan Zimmerman, i ‘8 ...... WHCT, Hartford Young. Wallingford, Carol Lawrence stars in p.m. Hartford CATV, Manchester themes of the Baroque masters, in Von baroque flutist, and Richard Cooper, harp-j 20...... WATR, Waterbury cable television, will receive 11:30 (8^0) “Matt Helm” PLEASE MAIL AT ONCE TO; Betty Ryder “Funny Girl” Monday through Saturday. Wednesday and Friday - “American (1975). Tony Franciosa, Ann der Mehden Recital Hall at University of ^hordist, will present a program at] ^ ...... WWLP, Springfield WHYN (40) on Cable Channel MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD The Chubby Checker show scheduled for Avant-Garde Cinema,” Part I, 8 p.m. 2 ^ ...... WEDH, Hartford Turkel, Connecticut in Storrs. It is the ^ o n d in Trinity Episcopal Church, 15W Sigoumeyj 4 and WGBY (57) on Cable P.O. Box 591 tonight is canceled. For information, call Thursday and next Saturday 30 • .. .WHNB, West Hartford 1:30 (2) "Susan Slept Here” the “Something in Storrs” music festival St., Hartford. Beverage will be providedi Channel 7. WCBS (2) will be Manchester, Conn. 06040 265-1501. —“American Avant-Garde Cinem%” Part ^ ...... WHYN, Springfield (1954). Debbie Reynolds, Dick 1 For information, call 486-2260. after the program for those who bring! received on Cable Channel 9 Powell. ^ II, 8 p.m. their lunch. ■ 8 " ...... WGBY, Springfield when WOR (9) is not on the air. 3:55 (2) “Along the Great Divide” (1951). Kirk Dougtas. Page 4 - WEEKEND - June 5.1976

Today, June 5 WEEKEND — June 5, 1976 — Page 5 Daytime programs 1.-00 . Star T rek ...... 22 ^ . ARTISTIC HAIR DESI6N8 INC. Children's Mister Rogers...... 24 Monday — Friday Mary Tyler Moore...... 3 ■ MANCHESTER niOFESSIONAL PARK • SUITE 108 Beverly Hillbillies...... 9 Let’s Make a D eal...... 40 Film Festival...... i Last of the Curlews...... 30 6d)0 Not for Women Only...... 22 One Life to Live ...... 8-40 12:30 M ovies...... 54 Nova ...... 57 :::: I *<' •**« Public Service Mary Hartman...... 30 L assie...... 9 and decorator PTL a u b ...... 18 Dick Van Dyke...... 20 5:30 8:30 Programming...... 3 Flintstones...... 40 Search for Tomorrow...... 3 Wrestling...... 22 All My Children...... g-40 Hodgepodge Lodge...... 24 all colorsi Human Dimension...... 18 Bob NeWhart...... H BETTY 6:30 lOdM Lilas, Yoga and You...... 24 To be announced ...... 20 Public Service Price Is Right ...... 3 Journey to Adventure ..... 9 Lilias, Yoga & Y ou...... 57 Vegetable Soup...... JO Jerry Falwell...... 18 ■ OALLAUHER Catalogue...... 24 Programming...... 3-5-8 That G irl...... 5 Take My Advice...... 20-2^30 4KN) Gamer Ted Armstrong. .. 40 10KK) ■ (PROP.) "wA«r» a OKW 7.-00 A.M. Connecticut...... 8 1HN) Bewitched ...... 3 Dinah Shore ...... 3 H doUan 1:30 News...... 3 Romper Room ...... 9 Match G am e...... 3 Lost in Space ...... 5 News...... 3-22 N ew s...... 5 Featuring ProcMonCuto And Blow DriM, jlihe mtroclo of nuJaito^Jt 1 worth 0 Make It Real ...... 8 Underdog...... 5 Celebrity Sweepstakes M ovies...... 5-9 Brady Bunch...... 822 Mission: Im possible...... 5 ^rt D’ Angelo...... IMO ■ Stack Paniia, Natural Hair Ughtanara ji) dowritown mantfcoster dollar" 9 | Call of the W est...... 20 Racing ...... 9 Cartoon C arnival...... g ...... 20-22-30 Ryan’s H ope...... 840 M ovie...... 9 Wall St. Week...... 24 ...... ® I A nd S u p er Hair C ondM onara. Kmw Your W orld...... 20 Living Faith ...... 18 10‘.30 T oday...... 22-30 Sesame St...... 24 Somerset ...... 20 Fisherman...... 30 Leave It to Beaver...... 40 S om erset...... 22-30 Week in Review...... 24 Black N ew s...... Good Morning America .. 40 Sesame St...... 24 Gllllgan’s Island...... 40 5 10:30 Black Perspective...... 30 PTL a u b ...... 18 7:30 1:30 Lucy Show...... 30 2KH) Andy Griffith ...... 5 Open D oor...... 57 Bugs Bunny...... 5 As the World Turns...... 3 Mike Douglas...... 40 Soul T rain ...... 3 10:50 0:30 Good Morning America . . . 8 High R ollers...... 20-22-30 Rhyme and Reason...... 8-40 Mister Rogers...... 24 Space: IW t...... 8 Flying O r c u s ...... 24 I Love Lucy ...... 40 Days of Our Lives .. .20-22-30 News...... 34-20-22-30-40 Soundstage...... 57 News...... 9 4:30 Grandstand...... 20-30 M ovie...... 9 IldN) 2 M Baseball...... 22 IldM 8d)0 G am bit...... Dinah ...... 3 Survival Kit...... 24 Captain Kangaroo ...... 3 $20,000 Pyram id...... 8-40 Volleyball...... 24 N ew s...... 3-8-22-30-40 Bewitched...... ’. ’ 5 Mike Douglas...... g Firing Line ...... 57 Flintstones...... 5 2:30 Ask Kleiner Champions...... 40 Hitchcock P resen ts...... 5 Let’s Make a D eal...... g F ilm ...... 20 7dM Public Service Guiding L ig h t...... 3 2:15 Dick Van D yke...... 20 Straight Talk...... 9 Hogan's Heroes ...... 22 By Dick Kleiner Agronsky & Company...... 3 Program m ing...... 9 • Break the Bank ...... 8-40 Baseball...... 20-30 11:15 Wheel of Fortune___ 20-22-30 Mod Squad...... 30 M ovie...... 5 T oday...... 20 Religious program ...... 18 Sesame St...... 57 2:30 News...... 8-22 *’*°''*®...... ^ H JACKIE REMSEN SUZANNE ORDUZ Electric Co...... 24-57 Doctors...... 20-22-30 Hitchcock Presents...... 5 11:30 8:30 EMge of N ight...... 40 4:45 Lawrence Welk...... I8 I to T in T in ...... 5 2:55 3:00 M ovies...... 3-54 11:30 PTL a u b ...... 20 Ask Congress ...... 20 Joe F ranklin...... 9 News...... 5 O p R D I « : I have a friend alleodiag acting school in Movies ...... 34-9 Weekend Report...... 20-22-30 Love of Life ...... 3 5:00 Firing Line ...... 24 9K)0 Take K e rr...... 9 California. What are the approximate odds of him becomina a One Step Beyond ...... 5 Hee H a w ...... 30 12:30 Midday L iv e ...... 5 3.-00 Brady Bunch...... 5 star? L.A.P., Springfield, Mo. New England Journal...... 3 PTL Club...... 18 Bonanza...... 40 W restling...... 9 Happy Days...... g.40 Big V alley...... 22 It s impossible to calculate, but they are very, very high Dennis the M enace...... 5 All in the Fam ily...... 3 Speaking F reely...... 24 7:30 IKK) Hollywood Squares . .20-22-30 Casper and Friends...... 5 Mister Rogers...... 57 There are many thousands of people who call themselves ac­ B aron...... 40 Phil Donahue ...... 8 Carrascolendas...... 24 tors, Only a few thousand make a living at it and. of those News Special ...... ,3 Rock C on cert...... 5 Kitty Today...... 22 General Hospital ...... 8-40 5:30 3:30 M ovie...... 8 Sesame St...... 57 Lucy Show...... 9 maybe there are a hundred “stars." I’d say the odds would be Press Conference...... 8 Not for Women Only...... 30 Rintstones...... 5 Movie...... 5 Bold Ones ...... 30 Noon Living Word ...... 18 about 1.000 to 1. Nashville on the Road .7. 20 Strum’n Drummers...... 40 L assie...... 18 • •• 4:00 As Schools Match Wits . .. 22 News...... 3-8-9 Another World ...... 20-22-30 1:35 Electric Co...... 24-57 DEAR DICK: I have a six-bottle Scotch bet with a friend. Sesame St...... 24-57 Evening At Symphony . .. 57 0:30 Magnificent Marble M ovie...... '...... 2 Green A c res...... 5 3:30 Hogan’s Heroes ...... 30 We need your assistance in settling the argument. I say Dina Secret Agent...... 40 8dH> 1:45 M achine...... 20-22-30 Mickey Mouse a u b ...... 3-5 News...... 40 Merrill Is married to Dale Robertson. She claims Dina is 4:30 The Jeffersons...... 3 Biography ...... 3 married to Robert Suck. PAT BOUREL, Naranja, FU. To be announced ...... 22 Good Heavens...... 8-40 2:20 Monday, June 7 Nobody gets the Scotch (except maybe me) Dina is Mrs 5KI0 M ovie...... 9 M ovie...... 8 Cliff Robertson. Best of 700 a u b ...... 18 6:00 7:30 • •• Belmont Stakes ...... 3 2:35 9:00 The Lucy Show...... 9 Big Valley...... 5 Em ergency...... 20-22-30 News...... 3-8-22-30 Price is Right...... 3 All in the Fam ily...... 3 DEAR DICK: Could you please tell me who pUyed the pari Saint . ! ...... 5 Dick Van Dyke...... 20 — ■ -■ •' ------F f ------Family At W ar...... 24 Bewitched ...... 5 Adam 12...... 5 Joe Forrester...... 20-22-30 of SUnley In the movie, "Super Dad ”? SANDRA FERRELL. Wide World of Sports ... 8-40 3:40 . 11J0 North AugusU, S.C. U.F.0...... 9 8:30 It Takes a Thief...... 9 Last of the Wild...... 8 WellSprings...... 24-57 M ovies...... 889 An actor named B. Kirby Jr. played the part of SUnley American Angler...... 18 D o c...... 3 ...... * Mr- McFeely and Betty Aberlin, regnlars Real McCoys...... 18 Connecticut Report...... 18 many of the Neighborhood visits 9-JO Championship T rivia___8-40 Schlimmer in "Super Dad." This is Baseball...... 20 M ovie...... 840 J-3S in the cast of "Mr. Rogers' Zoom...... 24:57 Friends of Man ...... 20 weekdays at 5 p.m. on public television. Maude...... 3 Johnny Carson ...... 20-22-30 M ovie...... 8 Neighborhood,” join host Fred Rogers on Gunsmoke...... 40 Hollywood Squares ___ 22-30 New York Report ...... 9 1d)0 DEAR DICK: I was wondering about a movie that I saw on 6:30 MacNeil R eport...... 24 Life in the S p irit...... 18 TV once, and then never saw again. It was called "Evil Roy Partridge Family...... 5 Polka ...... 40 Tomorrow...... 20-22-30 Sunday, June 6 10J0 SUde," surring John Astin. It was, in my opinion, a good Martin Agronsky ...... 57 1:25 News...... 8-20-22-30 Medical C enter...... 3 movie and I would really like to know what happenied to U. 6:00 Sports Challenge ...... 18 Jack Benny...... 5 New D a y ...... 8KX> News...... 5 MELINDA WHITE, Eureka. Ca. Everywoman...... 3 11:30 Tourists Are Coming... 24-57 Rhoda...... 3 1:30 I agree that it was good. Maybe too good. It was made as a Oral Roberts...... 9 2:30 Jersey Side ...... 9 6:30 Face the Nation...... 3 6:30 9:30 The Cross W its...... 5 M ovie...... 2 pilot for a series but the networks didn’t buy it, so it went onto Day of Discovery...... 22 Hour of P o w er...... 18 7:00 PTL a u b ...... 18 Camera Three ...... 3 Make a Wish...... 840 News...... 3-8-20-22-30 Oral Roberts...... 18 Viva Valdez...... 8-40 the shelf and has been forgotten I think the networks were Christopher aoseup ...... 40 M ovie...... 30 News...... 3-22-40 Jigsaw John ...... 20-22-30 2J 0 Sports Challenge ...... 22 Greatest Sports Legends .. 9 Laughback...... 9 afraid of it; comedy westerns rarely succeed aeophus Robinson...... 5 Sesame S t ...... 57 Wild Wild West ...... 40 10:00 Andy Griffith ...... 5 Gnedin Line...... 24 Hitchcock P resents...... 5 Adelante...... 30 This is the Life ...... 18 700 a u b ...... • •• 7dl0 3.-00 Presidents on Camera ____3 Concentration...... 8 18 Flying C ircu s...... 57 Joe Franklin...... 9 9:15 Noon Book B e a t...... 24 DEAR DICK: Would yon please tell me bow Leslie Uggams Insight ...... 3 M ovies...... 5-20 News...... 5 Ironside...... 9 John Davidson ...... 20-22-30 3:35 Davey & G oliath...... g Superman...... 40 10JO got her lUrt on ’TV? I thought it was through Ed Snilivaa. Wonder Window...... 5 Face the State ...... 3 Living Faith ...... 18 Journey to Adventure___18 People & Politics ...... 24-57 Pat Collins...... 2 M ovie...... 5 3:30 I World Press ...... ‘. 57 Commitment...... 9 MRS. H. NEHRINGS, Montonrsvllle, Pa. This is the Life ...... g 9:30 M ovie...... Decades of D ecision...... 24 To be announced ...... 20 8:30 No Honestly ...... 57 4 J 5 Issues & Answers ...... 8-40 3 /7 :0 0 Leslie was a child prodigy - she sUrted on a local New Lucy Show...... 22 Challenge...... 3 Olympiad...... 57 Antiques...... 24 Phyllis ...... 3 Hour of P ow er...... 9 Jacques Cousteau...... 8 Sixty Mintues...... 3 11J0 M ovie...... 2 York show when she was seven and was on many shows as a Ring Around the World .. 30 Captain Noah ...... g 10:30 To Tell the T ruth...... 30 Merv Griffin...... 5 Treebouse a u b ...... 20 PTL a u b ...... 18 Jacques Cousteau...... 8-40 News...... 3-8-22-24-3040 5:40 teenager. Her big break came when she was 15 and sang on a 7:30 You Are Sports E x tra ...... 5 Black Perspective...... 57 Baseball...... 8-40 CBS quiz show in that year (’58) called Name That Tune She Best Is Yet To Bie____ 22-32 Man in Suitcase...... 40 It Takes a Thief...... 9 Mary H artm an...... 5-57 Give Us This D a y ...... 2 Arthur & Company...... 3 Why We Are H e re ...... 9 American L ifestyle...... 9 wound up winning $25,000 and a career. What About Woman ...... 30 Beaux A r t ...... 57 Singing Jubilee...... 18 Yogi B e a r...... 5 Hour of P ow er...... 22 • •• Firing Line ...... 57 4:00 World of Disney.... 20-22-30 11:00 Worship For Shutins . , l . .. 8 Let Us C elebrate...... 30 M e ts...... 9 Tribal E y e ...... 24 News...... 3-8-22-30-40 Tuesday, June 8 DEAR DICK: I have been watching Gilligan’s Island far Christophers...... 9 Insight ...... 40 12:30 over a year. Since no ships or planes come near the island, Red, White & W ow...... 30 Victory Garden...... 57 Gabe Pressman ...... 5 6:00 7 J0 Vegetable Soup...... 22 10KK) Formby’s Workshop...... 3 9 J 0 M ovies...... 5-9 how does Mrs. Howell and the girl who Is undressed U the 7:30 M ovie...... 9 News...... 3-8-22-30 Bobby Vinton ...... 3 Movie...... Eye on Woman...... 3 Meet the Press...... 20-22-30 4:30 MASH . ■...... 3 MacNeil R eport...... 57 waistline get their lavish clothes? MRS. VEDA COWAN, Lowell Thomas...... 57 PTL a u b ...... 18-20 Bew itched...... 5 Adam 12...... 5 Aberdeen, Wash. Jerry Falwell...... ] 40 Hot F udge...... 8 Tennis...... 8-40 M ovie...... 8-40 1.D0 Kup’s Show ...... 57 It Takes a Thief...... 9 Screen Test...... g If you sUrt to Uke Gilligan’s Island seriously, you're in big SdM Catholic Service...... 9-20-30 To be' announced ...... 22 Police woman ...... 20-22-30 Biography ...... 3 8:00 11:30 ' Real McCoys...... 18 Expressions...... ig Midnight trouble. ’The next step is to believe professional wrestling and We Believe ...... 3 Latino...... 40 Family At W ar...... 24 Rachel, I4 Cubana . . . . 2447 Sonny & C h e r...... 3 Name of the Gam e ...... 3 Zoom...... 24-57 Music C ity...... Movie .-...... 3 ’The Six Million Dollar Man. Wonderama...... ] ] [ 5 Sesame S t ...... 57 M ovies...... 5-20-30 Ourstory...... 57 .2 0 9- JO ••• Connecticut: Seen ...... 8 Lawrence Welk...... 5 David Sussklnd...... 5 Gunsmoke ...... 40 MacNeil R ep o rt...... 24 Mystery of the Week ... 840 Church Service...... g 5:00 One Day At a Tim e...... 3 10:30 The Champions...... 9 Six Million M annlx...... 8 6:30 Treasure Hunt ...... 30 Johnny Carson ...... 2822-30 DEAR DICK: One morning I had my radio on, to wake me Davey & Goliath...... ]! 9 Mission: Im possible...... 5 Christian Living...... I8 Biography . .. ^...... 3 Voice of Faith ...... 19 Dollar Man ...... 8-40 M ovies...... 30-40 Partridge Fam ily...... 5 Room 222 ...... 40 1:30 up, and I don't know if I was dreamiag or what, bat I can’t get Word of L ife...... 22 Groovie G oolies...... g Golden Spring...... ,20-22-30 1 0 J0 this tane out of my bead. Did yon ever bear of a song called To be announced ...... 22 M ovie...... 9 11:40 News...... 8-20-22-30 Martin Agronsky...... 57 Joe Franklin...... 9 Sesame S t ...... Point of View ...... 9 College For C anines...... 57 Switch...... 3 "Madame Laionga"? And where can I get a copy if I wasn't Conversations With ...... 40 Faith For Today ...... ig Star T rek ...... 22 Greatest Sports Legends . 18 Primaries ...... 2822-30 6:30 5:30 8J0 News...... 5 dreaming? D. TOMAS, Hollywood, Fla. Jewish Heritage...... 40 Auto T est...... 57 Ellery Queen...... 20-22-30 Erica ...... 24 Really Rosie...... 3 2J 0 Spread a Teach-In...... ig 12:40 PTL a u b ...... 18 No, you weren’t dreaming. "Six Lessons From Madame 10:45 1:30 N ova...... 24-57 Children The Cross W its...... 5 M ovie...... 2 Little Sunshine...... 3 Victory Garden...... 24 Magician ...... 8 City of Angels...... 20-22-30 Lazonga" was a big hit for Jimmy Dorsey and Helen Jewish Life...... 30 Movies . ; ...... 3.9 8:30 With Special N eed s___57 Happy Days...... 8-40 2:15 Insight...... Walsh’s Animals ...... 57 1:20 10- JO O’Connell. I would guess it came out around 1940 or so. and 11:00 Fishin' Hole ....- ...... 22 Jimmy Swaggart...... 18 M ovie...... ■;...... 9 Jack Benny...... 5 you can probably find it on some of the old Jimmy Dorsey Day of Discovery...... 9 OKU M ovie...... 2 7:00 Gamer Ted Armstrong. . . . 9 Down to Business ...... 3 Flintstones...... 40 9:00 700 a u b ...... 18 2:50 collections. Oral Roberts______22 News...... 3.22 3:15 News...... 3-22-40 Woman...... 24-57 • •• Sacred H eart...... 40 Flintstones...... 5 2dK) K o jak ...... Movin’ On ...... 20-22-30 Hitchcock Presents...... 5 These Are the Days . . . . 8-40 M ovie...... Newsmakers...... 2 Andy Griffith ...... 5 11J0 DEAR DICK: I am 12 years old and my favorite program is 6:48 M ovie...... The Ice P alace...... 5 Burglar Proofing...... 24-57 3:35 Rex Humbard...... 9 Concentration...... g M ovie...... 840 3:40 Concentration...... 8 News...... 34-22-244040 Marcus Welby M.D. Recently It has not been on, bnt has been Davey & G oliath...... 40 Day of Discovery...... I8 Pat Collins...... ^ 2 Greatest Sports Legends . 22 Baseball...... 22 Human Dimension...... 20 Word of L ife...... ig News. . . ; ...... 2 Ironside...... 9 6 J0 Mary H artm an...... 547 rephced by Family. Will Welby be back? ROBIN PAYNE. 9:00 Pop Goes the C ^ t r y ___18 Good H m ea ...... 4:05 Athens, Ga. Carrascolendas...... 30 Gilllgan’s Island...... 40 Inner Tennis...... 24-57 M caoud...... 20-22-30 3:45 3 The Lucy Show...... 9 Barrio...... 3 M ovie...... 2 Sesame S t ...... 57 Carmen ...... 57 Connecticut Newsmakers. 30 Masterpiece Theatre ... 24-57 Public Hearing ...... 2 To be announced...... 20 Merv Griffin...... 5 Dick Van Dyke...... 20 ’There may be a few more Welby re-runs this summer, but Room 222 ...... 40 Joyce C h en ...... 24 Laveme & Shirley...... 8-40 11:30 5:40 ABC has dropped the show. Welby has hung up his To Tell the Truth...... 30 Survival K it...... 24-57 Primaries ___ 3-8-20-22-30-40 Give Us This D a y ...... 2 stethoscope. , • - n;d 0 Page 6^ WEEKEND^ - June 5. 1976 I - I • t M -. - r ■ ■

Wednesday, June 9 WEEKEND — June j,^1976 — Page 7 Friday, Saturdgy^ 6:00 Antiques...... „ 24 700 a u b ...... 18 Featuring The News...... 3^^2^30 To Tell the Truth...... 30 Little House Dilion Leasing Corn. World's Largest Old TV pilots don’t die Bewitched...... 5 Martin Agronsky...... 57 on the P ra irie ...... 20-22-30 June 11 Selection Of It Takes a Thief...... 9 119 Main St M ' June 12 7:30 Mark of Jazz...... 24 tee Cream Real McCoys...... 18 6:00 6:00 Ca/ufd. Products Name That Tune...... 3 Tribal E y e...... 57 Phono 643-214S Zoom...... 24-57 News...... 3-8-22-30 and they don’t fade away Roach Brown ...... 5 6:30 A g-U SA ...... 3 Gunsmoke...... 40 Bew itched...... s 36 FLAVORS — 60 VARIETIES 125,000 Pyram id...... 8 6:30 Merv Griffin...... 5 It Takes a Thief...... 9 6:30 Mayor’s Half Hour ...... 18 Eye on Women...... 3 Custom Decorated Ice Cream Cakes By JOAN HANAUER Victory Garden...... 24 Eva Marie Saint. Partridge Family...... 5 RENTS Real McCoys...... 18 Patterns for Living...... 5 Wild Kingdom...... 20-30 3:00 Zoom...... 24.57 NEW YORK (UPI) — Old television News...... 8-20-22-30 Lottery...... 22 7:00 Open All Year "The Young Pioneers,’’ another Champions...... 18 Cannon...... 3 Gunsmoke...... 40 pilots never die and sometimes they don't MacNeil R eport...... 24 Ranger Station...... 3 1227 Bumtide Ave. 528-6751 Western pilot that failed to make the ABC Book Beat ...... 24-57 B aretta...... 8-40 6:30 fade away, either. Issues '76...... 40 Soccer...... 9 Underdog...... 5 Powder Mill Shopping Center East Hartford fall schedule, will try again as a special 7:00 Partridge Family...... 5 As a m a tte r of fact, they even have been Martin Agronsky ...... 57 Sanford & Son ...... 20-30 Cartoon Carnival ...... 8 from Marco Polo Restaurant Christmas movie about the teen-aged cou­ News...... 8-20-22-30 known to turn up at a competing network. News...... 3-22-40 6:00 Servant A w ards...... 22 Lucy Show...... 22 ple homesteading in the Dakota Territory Andy Griffith ...... 5 Water World...... 18 ■ That’s what may happen next year with Tony Orlando & D awn___3 Theatre in America___ 24-57 Consultation ...... 30 in the 1870s. Concentration...... 8 Guppies to G roupers...... 24 “Wonder Woman.” "Wonder Woman” did The Cross Wits...... 5' 7:30 Ironside ...... 9 9:30 Carrascolendas...... 57 well in the ratings both times it ran as an ABC sweeps the sweeps Bionic Woman ...... 8-40 The R ock...... 18 Big Blue Marble ...... 3 To be announced ...... 20 The Avengers...... 9 7:00 ABC movie, but ABC already has another ABC may have niggling worries about Chico & the Man . .. .20-22-30 Dennis the Menace ...... 5 Westerns, but next fall it’ll be wrinkling News...... 3-22-40 News...... 9 wonderful woman — and she's Bionic. The 10:00 ‘Vacation ^Special Andy Griffith ...... 5 its brows all the way to the bank. I Dream of Jeannie...... 22 network isn’t likely to trade a Bionic bird Blue Knight...... 3 Concentration...... 8 643-5135 24 HOUR TOWING The results now are in on the spring News. Beverly Hillbillies...... 30 in the hand for a wonder-bird who hasn’t Cars Occasion Car Ironside ...... g proved herself in series form. Two ratings "sweeps,” and ABC came out the Starsky & Hutch ...... 8^0 Wilburn B rothers...... 18 6:00 superwomen seems superfluous. big winner, confirming its strong rating PTL Club...... 18 To be announced ...... 20 Ranger Station...... 3 That's the thinking at NBC, where position this year and influencing the rate Hawk ...... 20-22-30 Aviation & Weather ... 24-57 Flintstones...... 5 MOWIARTT BIWITMEBS' 10:30 Hong Kong Phooey...... 8-40 executives are said to be considering card it will present in selling commercial To Tell the T ruth...... 30 time. William P e n n ___ ...... 24-57 7:30 Newark and Reality ...... 9 picking up the option on “Wonder "Sweeps" occur twice a year when the 11:00 Match Game PM ...... 3 E m ergency...... 20-22-30 315 CINTIR ST„ MANCHESTER, CONN.* Phone 643-5135 Woman” if ABC lets it drop this fall. It % A. C. Nielsen Co., and ARB, another sur­ News...... 3-8-22-24-30-40 Adam 12...... 5 8:30 could be ready for second season slot, to Mary Hartman .., ...... 5-57 Newsmakers...... 8 Brady Bunch...... 5 replace a show with not-so-wonderful vey outfit, widen their regular surveys. In N.F.L. A ction...... 9 New Directions ...... 18 Tom and J e r r y ...... 8-40 FOR PROFESSIONAL QUALITY ratings. the case of Nielsen, for instance, the Dick Van Dyke...... 20 Fishing...... 20 Connecticut Report...... 9 CONTROLLED AUTO RODY REPAIRS ABC may have one too many wonderful weekly survey usually covers more than 11:30 Let’s ^ k e a Deal...... 22 Sigmund...... 20 on all makes... women, but it still is looking for a good 1,200 homes. In a sweep, Nielsen covers Movies ...... 3-5-8-9-40 I^Snbstitute *Fun Cart MacNeil R ep o rt...... 24 Josie & the Pussycats . 22-30 Western and the network hasn't given up 220 markets and about 100,000 homes. T r Johnny Carson ___ . .20-22-30 Hollywood Squares ...... 30 9:00 on a couple of its past efforts. In the Nielsen sweep, covering the MacNeil Report ,...... 57 Cars Room 222 ...... 40 Bullwinkle...... 3 LOAN and RENTAL CARS Last season ABC aired a TV movie period from April 29 through May 26, ABC Martin Agronsky ...... 57 1:00 Partridge Family...... 5 I Available by Appointment... | called “The Macahans,” announced as a received a rating of 17.1, NBC 16.6 and Kathryn Kuhlman ...... 9 Tomorrow...... 20-22-30 8:00 pilot for a possible Western series. It was CBS 15.4. A year ago during the same ^ Y o u Have The Need ... We Have The Car Sara ...... 3 Waldo K itty...... 20-22-30 1:15 based on the movie, "How The West Was sweep period CBS was first with 17.5, NBC Joe Franklin...... To Rent By The Day, Or Week The,Cross W its...... 5 Electric Co...... 24 ...... 9 STAN OZM EK, Manager Won.” Now ABC has announced it will air second with 17.3 and ABC last with 14.8. 1:30 Donny & Marie ...... 8-40 9:30 The ARB sweep covered April 21 One to One Minithon...... a limited series of three two-hour televi­ M ovie...... ‘ ?! 9 Scooby-Doo ...... 3 ^ 301-315 CENTER $T„ MANCHESTER through May 18 and showed ABC with 17.9, 700 C lu b ...... 18 Bewitched ...... 5 sion movies called “How The West Was 1:35 Won," based on "The Macahans.” By any NBC with 16.5 and CBS with 15.6. A year Sanford & Son ...... 20-22-30 Adventures of Giiligan .. 8-40 Jack Benny ...... 5 Week in Review...... 24-57 name it will still star James Amess and ago CBS had 17.7, NBC 17.4 and ABC 14.7. 2:10 Science Fiction Theatre ... 9 8:30 Pink Panther ...... 20-22-30 Hitchcock Presents ...... 5 Merv Griffin...... 5 Mr, R o g ers...... 24 3:25 The P ractice...... 20-22-30 10:00 Pat Collins...... 2 Waii St. W eek...... 24-57 Shazam/Isis...... 3 Area radio 3:55 Guest star Hal Linden (left) and Tony Orlando portray 9:00 Monkees...... 5 bizarre characters on CBS-TV’s “Tony Orlando and M ovie...... 2 THE 1976 VIRGINIAN M ovies...... 3.8-40 Super Friends...... ^ AM ...... WDRC 103.9 Dawn,” Wednesday at 8 p.m. on Channel 3. 5:45 Rockford F iie s ..20-22-30 Land of the Lost . .. .20-22-30 W CCC 1300 Hartford. Contemporary Give Us This Day .. Masterpiece Theatre ... 24-57 music...... 2 sukhmalsomt Sesame St...... 24 Hartford. Top 40 rock tDMMSUPfRSn 9:30 10:30 music. W FCS 90.1 Thursday, June 10 'B ible...... 18 Komedy C lassics...... 5 WDRC 1360 Central Connecticut State 10:00 Run Joe R un...... 20-22-30 Hartford. Contemporary College. New Britain. 1:00 Minithon Continues...... 9 music. WHNB-TV Special Edition 30 11:00 'lew s...... 3-8-22-30 11:00 PTL Ciub...... 18 WEXT 1550 WHCN 106.9 D ragnet...... 40 Space Nuts ...... 3 . Bewitched ...... 5 News...... 3-8-22-24-30-40 Poiice Story ...... 20-22-30 West Hartford. Modern Hartford. Contemporary Martin Agronsky ...... 57 Speed Buggy...... 8-40 It Takes a Thief...... 9 Mary H artm an...... 5-57 Soundstage...... 24 country music. music. Action T h eatre...... 9 Heal McCoys...... 19 8:00 Dick Van Dyke...... 20 Auto T est...... 57 WILI 1400 Waltons ...... 3 Planet of the Apes.. .20-22-30 WHUS 01.7 2oqm...... 24-57 11:30 11:00 Willimantic. Progressive The Cross W its...... 5 Electric Co...... 24 University of Connecticut, junsmoke ...... 40 M ovies...... 3-5 News...... 3-8-22-24-30-40 music. Storrs, 1:30 Welcome Back, Hotter .. 8-40 M annix...... 11:30 WINF 1230 M ovie...... 9 ....8-40 Mary Hartman...... 5-57 WIHS 104.0 Partridge Family...... 5 Johnny Carson ...... 20-22-30 featuring: Ghost B usters...... 3 L« * Manchester. Easy listening. 700 C lub...... ; 1 8 Dick Van Dyke...... 20 Middletown. Religious 'lew s...... 8-20-22-30 MacNeil Report ...... 57 Oddbali Couple...... 8-40 WKND 1480 Mac Davis...... 20-22-30 AM/FM 6-track Starao with 4 11:30 music. Afally’s Workshop ...... I8 12:30 W estwind...... 20-22-30 Auto T est...... 24 apaakart, high back awival bucket M ovies...... 3.5 Windsor. Soul music. W KSS 90 Tin Lady ...... 24 Mark of Jazz...... 57 M ovie...... 9 saata, 12-vott racaptacia for TV, atova, Rookies ...... g-40 Mister Rogers...... 24 INM M W 1470 Hartford. Beautiful music. Children With 12:40 ate., color coordinated curtains, color Johnny Carson ...... 20-22-30 Noon Meriden. Middle of the WLVH 93.7 Special Needs ...... 57 8:30 Magician ...... 8-40 coordinated calling panel, galley MacNeil R ep o rt...... 57 Valley of the Dinosaurs . . . 3 road. Hartford. Spanish music. Merv G riffin...... 5 1:00 kitchen w/sink, water pump and Unk, Midnight Soul T ra in ...... 5 WNTY 990 WPLR 09.1 ':00 Barney Miller .‘...... 8-40 Lost Saucer...... 8 Tomorrow...... 20-2^30 table with chrome pedestal, bullt-ln Minithon Continues...... 9 Southington. Contemporary New Haven. Progressive 'lew s...... 3.22-40 Lowell Thomas...... 57 storage areas, shag carpeted walla, Josie & Pussycats ...... 20 music. 1:30 12:40 music. Vndy Griffith ...... 5 9:00 tioors, and doors, angled country Jetso n s...... 22-30 M ovie...... 2 M ovie...... 8 WPOP 1410 WRCH , 100 concentration...... 9 Hawaii Five 0 ...... 3 cabinet bar w/lce box, horsashoo Zoom...... 24 1:35 Dragnet ...... '."40 Hartford. 24-hour news. Farmingto^ Beautiful ronside ...... 9 St. of San Francisco___8-40 dinette, w/cushlons convertsJo e dou­ Candiepin Bowling...... 40 music. Jack Benny ...... 5 1:00 Vashville on the Road ''^18 Movie...... 20-22-30 ble bed, three Interior lamps, magazine WRCQ 910 WRTC 09.3 lounding Board ...... 20 2:00 Midnight Special ___ 20-22-30 Olympiad...... 24-57 reck and bottle storage rack. Farmington. Oldies and Trinity College, Hartford. Hack Perspective...... 24 Joe Franklin...... 9 1:30 Bit parts hits. 9:30 WTIC 00.5 To Tell the Truth...... 30 2:10 M vie...... Manna...... ig Hartford. Classical music. ':30 Hitchcock Presents . 2:00 Robert Redford wlH do his WRYM 840 10:00 ...... 5 Manchester Honda t : Vncomlortable’ with observer WWUH 61.3 cOttery...... 3 own stunts for his new movie, New Britain. Middle of the Barnaby Jones ...... 3 3:35 24 Adams St. 646-2789 | ; Minithon Continues ...... 9 University of Hartford, kdam 12...... 5 "A Bridge Too Far.” road. News...... ’ 5 Pat Collins...... 2 2:30 Actor Kevin Dobson (right) has his airman uniform choked by West Hartford. .landid Camera. . . . , 8 1 Lana Turner will costar » /rry 0 ...... ;;:::;;.'8^o 4:05 M ovie...... 8 George Day during break in filming of the movie, “Midway.” Dobson WWYZ 02.8 dedix...... rr.....'."l with Gig Young and Celeste 8 M ets...... 9 M ovie...... 4:00 Waterbury. Beautiful lollywood ^uares ...... 22 Holm in “Birthmark.” portrays Gay, a Navy hero who was shot down while the Battle of PTL Club...... '...!^^!!!!'i 8 5:40 Minithon Continues...... g FM ...... music. dacNeil R eport...... 24 Midway ra g ^ in World War n . When asked how an actor feels when he Moyer's Journal...... 24-57 Give Us This Day ...... 2 4:35 Mark Lester will play the WCCC 107 WXL8 M M ovie...... B dual title role in "The M nce portrays a national hero with the real-M(K)oy looking on, Dobson H artford. Top 40 rock WUlimanUc. Beautiful and the Pauper.” answered, “Uncomfortable.” (UPIphoto) music. music. Page I — WEEKEND - June 5.1976 New two-dollar bill speaks ‘notaphily’ ■y RU88 MacKENDRICK Bellamys on TV and was served by Hud­ The new bill has given a fillip to the son). lobby of bank note collecting. Members of Tlie three humps in the picture are dou­ both our stamp and coin clubs showed up ble cantilevers. TTiey go 680 feet in each at the meetings with direction to be connect^ by girders. This examples of the one- bridge is pointed to with awe whenever M 2 < day-only cantilever construction is the topic. They cancellations of the Stamps can build out over water a long way stamp-on-bill ser­ without support, and then meet the part and .'iM N iu a viced by the local coming from the other side. Actually the fpnMBapf waa. post office. coins Britannica gives the bridge as one of the H.E. Harris, "The illustrations of the word — You look up W orld’s L argest "cantilever” and they show a sketch of Stamp Firm,” now a satellite of General the Forth bridge. Mills, has decided that it is a good time to Edinburgh’s rival city, Glasgow, has a get into the bank note business. They offer pictorial pound note, put out by the them for sale and have published a "Bank Clydesdale and North of Scotland Bank. It Note Collector’s Guide and Companion.” has a grain field in harvest, a shipping And they have come up with a new word, scene, and a raging, rocky river. It also tor which no thanks, “Notaphily” ... “The has a coat of arms, this one with a stag fastest growing hobby in America today.” and horse protecting the shield. TTie motto The book has a 46-page section for iden­ says something about being faithful and tifying foreign bills. industrious from shore to shore. The standard catalog in the field for Anyone into heraldry would have a ball pricing is the Kraus (lola. Wise.) publica­ with Scottish bank notes. Another Edin­ tion, "World Paper Money” by Albert burgh piece, from the British Linen Bank, Wh: Pick. (Don’t mistake this Pick for the has a coat of arms topped by the single other numismatic writer. Dr. Franz Pick, cogent word “Ditat,” which means “It 7^- who bleeps at the very mention of any enriches” — perhaps just the right spirit currency not made of gold or silver). for this section of the globe. Once in If you like pictorial bank notes, it would Scotland I was told, when asking about a be hard to beat some of the Scottish bus, "Save your thruppence and walk — pieces. Here is one from Edinburgh it’s only ten blocks!” showing the Firth of Forth bridge on one Annual meeting side and a coat of arms with lion, griffin, and shield on the other. Then if you hold it The Manchester Philatelic Society will up to the light, there is a woman’s head in hold its annual meeting and election of of­ a circle. ficers on Tuesday the 15th, at M ott’s Com­ The Forth bridge is more than a mile munity Hall, 7 to 10 p.m. There will be long and up to 361 feet above the water. It reports on Interphil by several of the is really something to go over if you are m em bers. sitting just behind the motorman on a ratt- Stamp bourse ly diesel train with the strutwork whizzing Gerry Gerath’s First Sunday Stamp by far overhead — and then look down! Bourse is slated for tomorrow, 10 to 5. Here’s bookmobile route Seven years in building, it was opened in Free admission, parking, and door prizes. Here’s next week’s schedule 1:30 p.m. —Castle and Turn- 1890 by the Prince of Wales (later to be the Thuraday Place: Ramada Inn, 100 East River Dr., for the Manchester Public bull Rds. Edwardian Edward, who visited the 10:30 a.m. —Head Start. East Hartford. Library bookmobile; 2:10p.m.—Homestead Park Apartments. 1:30 p.m. —Bliss St. Monday 2:50 p.m. —Woodhill and 2:10 p.m. —Esquire Dr. a a.m. —N. Elm St. Evergreen Rds. 2:50 p.m. —Bretbon Rd. and Transit Lane. 11:40 a.m. —Candlewood 3:30 p.m. —Crescent and Cheney Library adds books 3:30 p.m. —Barry and Dr. Durant Sts. New books at Manchester’s Saulters Rds. Canfield — Samuel Adam’s Lynn — Loretta Lynn 1:30 p.m. —Hamlin St. 4:10 p.m. —Parkade Mary (!heney Library 4:10 p.m. —Loomis St. revolution McGrjdh — Prisoner of 2:10 p.m. —Ginton St. (near Apartments. Oak). FIcilon Coffin — The illustrated war: six years in Hanoi Wadnaaday book of baseball folklore Mahoney — Permanent 2:50 p.m. —Meadow and Bluh — Banana 10:30 a.m.—Lincoln Center. Friday Curtis — Andrew Jackson weight control Pilgrim Lanes. Cleeve — Sara 11:40 a.m . —Ivy Manor 1:40 p.m. —Sunnybrook and the search for vindication Sherrill — The last Kennedy 3:30 p.m. —Ferguson and Apartments. Condon — The whisper of Apartments. Daniels — Solar homes and Skinner — Particulars of my Garth Rds. ihe axe 1:30 p.m. —Briarwood Dr. 2:20 p.m. —Pine Ridge sun heating life 4:10 p.m. —Alice and 2:10 p.m. —Leland Dr. Geston — The siege of Arcellia Drs. Apartments. Daniken — Miracles of the Sokolov — The Saucier’s ap­ 2:50 p.m. —Santina Dr. wonder gods prentice Tuaaday 3; 10 p.m. —Drexel and Croft Hodges — The fabricator 3:30 p.m. —Winthrop Rd. Drs. D’Erm o - The ch ief’s Solzhenitshyn — Lenin in 10:30 a.m. —Squire Village. 4:10 p.m. -^Squire Village. 4 p.m. —Rachel Rd. Seton — A fine romance dessert cookbook Zurich Shulman — Saturn’s child Eckhardt - The tides of Tozer — How not to be up­ ’Tulloch — A home is not a power tight in an uptight world Irnie G au ch at - All G od’s Westmore — The West- Hibbert — Lord of the Far children mores of Hollywood 'abnd, large type What Americans are reading Heilman — Scoundrel time Wright — South Carolina, a Watering - Outsider in Inglis - The forbidden bicentennial history Amsterdam, large type Fiction game: a social history of Intervention or abstention: Nonfletlon 1. Wambaugh — The choirboys drugs the dilemma of American 1. Hotchner — Doris Day; Her own story Mbnflction Jahoda — The trail of tears foreign policy 2. Uris — Trinity 2. Woodward & Bernstein — The final days Kael — Reeling Becker - How to make and G o ^ ld g e — A seal called 3. Vidal - 1876 3. Niven — Bring on the empty horses Andre, large type 4. Smith — The Russians lell your arts and crafts. Lane - The Wild Boy of 4. Shaw — Rich man, poor man 5. Wnger - Winning through intimidaUon Bran — How to build Averyron 5. Ludlum — Gemini contenders 6. Graham - Angels: God’s secret agents xilonlal furniture Lavender - They cary, too 6. Wallace - ’The R document 7. Bugliosi — Helter skelter Bran — How to build fences, LeShan — In search of Recycle 7. Christie — Curtain 8. Porter — Sylvia Porter’s money book fates, outdoor projects myself — and other children 8. Buckley — Saving the queen toitscher - Sylvia Plath, thoia space-takars 9. Woodward & Bernstein — All the Lindbergh - The flower and 9. Levin - The boys from Brazil president’s men Biilod and madness the nettle to uiaful cash with a 10. Altber - Kinflicka 10. Howe — World of our fathers Cagney — Cagney by Logan — Josh: my up down, fast, aasy to uia •^pey in and out life Want Ad.