The weather Inside today Variable cloudiness, hazy, warm, Area news...... 8 Churches ...... 9 humid through Sunday, chance of lEupning Hrralh Business...... 10 Obituaries ...... 10 showers. High both days in 80s, low Classified .., .13-14 Wings ...... 9 tonight mid 60 to low 70s. National Bright One" Comics...... 15 Week-Review ... 2 weather forecast map on Page 12. SIXTEEN PACES - TWO SECTIONS Dear Abby...... 15 Sr. Citizens...... 2 - WEEKEND INSIDE MANCHESTER, CONN,, SATURDAY, AUGUST 14,1976 PRICE: FIFTEEN CENTS Editorial ...... 4 Sports...... 11-13 Weather map caption. Page 12 VOL. XCV, No. 269
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KANSAS CITY, Mo. (UPI) - Reagan campaign manager John Ford prevailed on such key issues choice of a vice presidential running President Ford emerged as winner of Sears, insisting that the former as the Equal Rights Amendment for mate. the Republican platform battle California governor had it locked up, women. Secretary of State Henry Ford already is ducking crossfire today, but faced a critical new dismissed the Ford figures as wishful Kissinger’s African policy and his from conservatives and moderates challenge from Ronald Reagan on thinking. support — hotly contested by hardline on the issue. Delegates from Maine the politically hazardous issue of According to UPI’s latest tabula conservatives — for a new Panama are threatening to defect if he taps Ford’s prospective running mate. tion Ford had 1,123 first-ballot votes Canal treaty. John B. Connally of Texas, whom On the eve of the arrival Sunday of — 7 short of the magic number; Ford made minor concessions to es-BICfcles 64 Ford is known to admire more than both major candidates for the Reagan had 1,036 and there were 100 conservatives on some other issues, most. ILEY Sportster - Republican National Convention, the uncommitted. notably in the platform language on Two newspapers, the New York cellent condition, President’s political strategists The UPI tally was close to Ford’s support for Taiwan and opposition to Daily News and the St. Louis Post est offer. Call after issued their first state-by-state in nearly every state except for some abortion, but he won reversal of a Dispatch, said Connally was no ■4100. delegate count to support their uncommitted West Virginia tentative vote to eliminate the $1.9 longer in contention repeated predictions that Ford is delegates, which Ford lieutenants billion federal school aid program. Mississippi state Chairman Clarke lAHA 350 - Road assured of a first-ballot victory. claim. With the platform battle settled Reed is making threatening noises miles, asking $800. The breakdown, announced by The President survived serious largely in Ford’s favor, Reagan over the prospects of a Ford running chief delegate hunter James Baker, conservative challenges when the forces were shifting late today to a mate from the ranks of such 1972. CL 350. claimed Ford had five votes more final draft of a GOP campaign plat rules committee test of Sears’ high- moderates as Sens Charles H Percy :ondition. $600. Caii than the 1,130 required for nomina form was approved for a vote on the stakes proposal to force the Presi of Illinois or Mark Hatfield of tion. convention floor Tuesday night. dent to announce in advance his Oregon. AHA 175-Good con- ■as. Best offer. Call ^ ter 5 p.m. tSAKI, 350 Enduro, Partitioning of Lebanon is urged llent condition, 7000 0-5 p.m. Call 643- BEIRUT, Lebanon (UPI) - A key “It is imperative that a new for Phalangist party, said Friday. de facto partition lor months and or Steve. Christian leader has urged the crea mula be found whereby Christians Gemayel aid the move was Gemayel's statement was seen as an tion of a federalizeo state in Lebanon can enjoy the freedom and security DA SL 125. Great necessary to prevent formal parti admission by the rightists that ;reet bike. Plastic that would set up separately ad of administering their own affairs in tion of the country, which “would be Lebanese Christians and Moslems 00. Cail 646-1838. ministered Moslem and Christian their own territories,’’ Pierre the only alternative if this fails” can no longer live together after 16 zones. Gemayel, head of the rightist Lebanon has been drifting toward a months of civil war that has left 35,- Trailers (XX) dead and left 250,(XX) homeless. imes 65 The division was hastened Thursday by the fall of the Tal Zaatar ER trailer - single August auto sales set reeords Palestinian refugee camp, a leftist ellent condition, enclave in Christian eastern Beirut. DETROIT (UPI) - The U.S. auto GM said Friday its sales topped GM accounted for a higher-than- irs old. $1,500. Call The camp's fall, after a six-week industry, paced by industry giant last year's Aug. 1-10 period by nearly normal 62 per cent of the 194,760 cars iege, led to the expulsion of 12,(X)0 of General Motors, turned in a record- 72 per cent. Chrysler posted a 74 per sold in the Aug. 1-10 period, eclipsing the camp's inhabitants from the 1 YOUR mobile breaking performance in early cent gain. Ford was up 10 per cent, a mark set by the industry in 1965. eastern side of the capital. ) dollar offered for August. New car sales topped last but American Motors, caught in a Last year's sales were the lowest ilts, 1-828-0360. year’s dismally low level by 48 per small car sales slump, fell nearly 29 for the period since 1958 and came at One Beirut editor and veteran Arab cent. per cent below last year. the tail end of the industry's two-year political observer commented that slump. Lebanon, "may finally have gone lOICE two or three around the bend " colors and decor, The strength of GM's sales and its ie delivered at $9,- share of the market surprised some "It all seems to be becoming :s welcome. Our Angry Irish women analysts since GM normally accounts dangerously clear now. " he said. t be beat. 50 homes for about 52 to 54 per cent of "After 16 months of going nowhere, from starting at domestic car sales. The ending of a our civil war is finally and ;elient financing sales contest in its Chevrolet Divi irrevocably pushing us toward parti Parts, supplies and rally for peace sion boosted the sales level tion and the all of Tal Zaatar puts the i. Full time service “I wouldn't have thought there was It. Plaza Homes, seal on this” ir Cross Highway, BELFAST, Northern Ireland sibility for killing the children. a wide enough variety of 1976 models to make a record possible," one in Leftist radio Friday devoted all its ipike, Berlin, Conn. (UPI) — A peace drive by thousands It said the community should reports to Tal Zaatar. broadcasting of angry Roman Catholic women has blame the British army lor shooting dustry analyst said. “People seem to Just fishin’ be willing to settle for whatever the everything from eulogies and crossed the religious divide and "Volunteer" Danny Lennon at the prayers to angry — often hysterical dealers have in stock right now. As the summer moves closer and closer to its inevitable end, brought Protestant women into a ral wheel of the automobile — cries for revenge e Service 66 which isn't much in some car lines ' Danny James, 14, of 25 Huntington St., takes advantage of one ly today to demand an end to the ‘ORS- Toyota, Dat- \ more chance of landing a big one at the pond in Center Springs killing in Northern Ireland. ialists, factory i The rally was planned at the site le day service. 114 | Park. (Herald photo by Dunn) where a fleeing Irish Republican n, Rockville. 871- i: Army gunman, fatally wounded by a British army soldier, lost control of Peck and Mercer begin campaigns his automobile and ran into a Catholic family walking on the sidewalk. Joanne Maguire, 8, John, 2, and An for GOP voter registrar position drew, 2 months, were crushed to News summary death when the car pinned them By GREG PEARSON we fell he had done a very poor job in Peck's election to another four-year against an iron fence Tuesday. Their Hernid Reporter the past few years, " Ferguson said. term as registrar would " Compiled trom United Press Inlernntlonal mother was critically injured. Asked if he felt the primary might The primary will be held Tuesday. Thousands of citizens, many Frederick E. Peck and Marion cause problems of divisiveness in the Sept 7 from noon to 8 p m in all ten kneeling in prayer, watched Friday Mercer, opponents for the party, Ferguson replied, "It won't voting districts. All registered mysterious “Legionnaires dis as the three tiny white coffins Republican Registrar of Voters posi cause as many problems as Mr. Republicans may vote. State ease" that kiiled 27 persons. The carrying the bodies of the dead tion. have started organizing cam HARTFORD - Connecticut Tax musician is from Danbury, Conn., children were carried through the paigns that will last until the Sept. 7 Commissioner Gerald Heffernan and the priest from Spokane, streets to Milltown Cemetery. primary. says advertisements by out-of- Wash. The organizer of today’s rally. Bet The primary for registrar, the first state liquor stores should warn ty Williams, 32, said more than 20,000 such ever held in Manchester, Connecticut residents they could PITTSBURGH - United States Catholics have signed a petition became a reality Friday afternoon be fined if they take too much ad Steel Corp, Friday announced a demanding that the Provisional wing when Peck submitted petitions with vantage of the low prices. State 4.5 per cent rise in prices for sheet of the outlawed IRA lay down their 788 verified signatures to the town law limits to one gallon the and strip products to go into effect arms. clerk's office. He needed signatures amount of liquor a resident can this fall. Other companies are “There have been other tragic from five per cent — 413 — of bring into the state without a expected to follow suit and by the deaths," Mrs. Williams said. “But Manchester’s registered special permit. end of the year, the increase will the tragedy of the little Maguires Republicans to force a primary. be reflected in higher automobile was the moment when I and many Mrs. Mercer was elected to the HARTFORD - Fewer GIS are prices. others like me felt we just could not position by a 44-18 vote of the being court-martialed and going take any more” Republican Town Committee. Peck, AWOL because the old Army dis WASHINGTON - The FBI is Muriel Kennedy, a Protestant however, received more than the 20 cipline has been replaced with entering the investigation of the mother of two, living on the other per cent of the vote needed to petition more “meaningful” regulations, murder of underworld figure John side of the divided city, said Protes for a primary if he wished. Maj. Gen. William B. Steele, a top Roselli, who told the Senate tant women also were signing a He decided to take such action and officer, said Friday. Intelligence Committee he tried similar petition. successfully turned in the needed to assassinate Fidel Castro for the She said they were organizing number of signatures before Friday’s CIA. buses to take Protestant women to 4 p.m. deadline. Peck has been Regional the Catholic rally to join in a call for registrar since 1960, and this is the WASHINGTON - The Justice an end to the violence that has taken first time he has faced a challenge TRURO, Mass. — The sun broke Department has granted Immuni 1,603 lives in both communities in for the job. through gloomy skies today and ty to a number of FBI agents in seven years, “This is only half the battle," he the second annual Cape Cod exchange for their testimony In an “It is up to us to get behind the said Friday, after he knew he had "nude-in” by some 4,000 persons investigation of the FBI's illegal Catholic women, who have shown passed the 413 figure. was expected to come off without break-ins on domestic security such bravery and courage," Mrs. Peck said he had 30 workers who a stitch. The demonstrators are cases. Kennedy said. helped him collect the neede protesting U.S. Interior Depart Faced with the sharp, citywide signatures. He also noted that he had ment bans on nude swimming PASADENA, Calif. — A sample Catholic backlash, the IRA issued a 13 days to get 413 signatures that were due on Friday the 13th. “I guess along the Cape Cod National of Martian soil shows water and statement Friday denying respon- 13 must be my lucky number,” he Seashore. carbon dioxide but no organic molecules that would indicate life said. on the red planet, according to Mrs. Mercer said she has already LINCOLN, Mass. - A 24-hour Air pollution started campaigning for the police guard was posted Friday at scientists at the Jet Propulsion Laboratory. primary. She has the endorsement of the home of Polaroid Corp. Presi alert lifted both the Republian Town Committee dent William J. McCune Jr., who and the party’s executive committee. was nearly kidnaped by two men "I have had many calls of en armed with a shotgun. Two International HARTFORD (UPI) — A statewide air pollution alert issued Friday was couragement and backing and suspects, Richard J. Picariello welcome the challenge," she said. and Edward P. Gullion Jr., are llfM today by the Connecticut JOHANNESBURG, South Department of Environmental She said she plans to make the also wanted for a series of Africa — Security police have Protection because cloud cover is registrars job a full-time one. terrorist bombings recently in detained a-num ber of black expected to arrive and temperatures “I plan a freh new approach with (Herald photo by Dunn) three area states. leaders in South Africa, hit by two lower. enthusiasm and an all-out effort to In months of violent antigovernment Officials said pollution will remain terest new residents and voters of all Petitions for primary presented National demonstrations. in the unhealthy range today ages to register with the Republican nevertheless. party," she added. Frederick Peck turned in petitions, shown on the counter, con PHILADELPHIA - A priest DURBAN, South Africa - South Smog Friday reached Its highest Republican Town Chairman taining 788 signatures to the town clerk’s office Friday after and a musician who attended the Africa has promised to support level in Derby, officials said. Thomas F. Ferguson reiterated that noon. He obtained enough signatures from registered International Eucharistic American peace Initiatives in The high pollution levels were the Mrs. Mercer has the support of the Congress in Philadelphia last neighboring white-ruled Rhodesia result of sunlight acting on stagnant town committee. Republicans to force a primary for the party’s registrar of week are suffering from what In order to head off Soviet and motor vehicle emissions and were “The Republican Town Committee voters position between himself and Marion Mercer. Here, Peck appear to be symptoms of the Cuban Intervention In the area. expected to last as long as the hot and did not make its decision to drop is shown taking an oath to confirm the number of signatures as sunny weather continued. Fred Peck lightly. We did it because correct. Asst. Town Clerk Esther Matchett gives the oath. PAGE TWO - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Sat. August 14, 1976 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Sat., August 14. 1976 — PAGE THREE
H e r e d ita r y News for senior citizens d ia b e te s By WALLY FORTIN Monday afternoon we had 12 tables is hoping to f ‘ ^ for pinochle and the winners were more weeks. U t s remember to send d is c o u n t e d Hello! I hope you weren’t looking for our column in Wednesday’s Mike Haberern, 764; Betty Jesanis, them cards. . BAR HARBOR, Maine paper, because, as I mentioned 678; Anna Haupt, 673; Leon Fallot, By the way, (UPI) - A geneticist says before, from now until we start our 667; Helena Gavello, 662; Edward Scott, 650; Bessie Moonan, 636; boy w hat a job 1 m having try ng to the risk of diabetic parents winter season we will only have news Robert Schubert, 635;-- -Helen • Silver,- • hunt and peck away with this column. passing on the iliness to for Saturday’s column. Our winter Our Girl Friday Gloria is hoping to MANCHESTER their children has been schedule starts the week after Labor 632; John Gaily, 126; Ann Thompson, 622; and Paul Schuetz, 618. be back with us this coming Monday overrated. Day. and I sure hope so. I’m headed out for Last Monday we started signing up On Wednesday morning it was "There are all sorts of for the Sterling Gardens trip. We still pinochle again and we had 12 tables no-man’s land for two weeks starting C O O N T R ’’ false assumptions made and the following winners: A1 this week. . ‘tt S&H STAMPS MAKES US have about 12 seats left on the second Next week will be J ^ r final week about inheritance risks in bus and must fill them before we can Chellman, 694; Sam Schors, 601; 284 BROAD ST. MANCHESTER diabetes that are not borne John Phelps, 596; Marge McLain, for programs becau’seuse we will be Marctianta In Early Amarlcan take the bus. So why not plan on closed the following week for a' NO. ONE out by what we are lear joining us for a real treat and a day 567; Olive Houghtaling, 566; Archie Fumltiira RaproducUona chance to dress up the building and CLOCRS a LAMPS • FIREPLACE FURNISHINDS and ning about it," Dr, David away from home. It’s really a Houghtaling, 560; Clara Hem- 7 2 S E A S T put it all together for the hig winter • NAUTICAL PARAPHERNALIA L. Rimoin of the Universi beautiful sight and you’ll enjoy every mingway, 556; Joe Windsor, 551; season. MIDDLE TURNPIKE OPEN TUEt., WiD„ aAT. 10 A.M. - SM P.M. ty of California at Los minute of it. Drop by and sign up; for May Tivnan, 550; Ann Thompson, "THURSDAY A FRIDAY, 10 A.M. - 0 P.M. Angeles said Thursday. more information, call our office. 541; Helen Silver, 540; Betty Jesanis, Schedule for ihe week SW* MANCHESTER SUNDAY IS NOON - 5 P.M. PLENTY Of fPEC PARK/NO Speaking of trips, this coming Mon 537; and Alfrieda Hallin, 537. Monday through Friday we sign up HffV MIATS » HAS IT! "The idea that two day we will sign up for that Penn In the afternoon we had four tables for the Pennsylvania Dutch trip and WI BSRVICl AND INSTALL INDUSTRIAL AND COMMERCIAL diabetics should not marry sylvania Dutch three-day trip. The for our bridge games and the lucky giso the Sterling Gardens trip and have children persists trip is scheduled for Sept, 27, 28 and prize winners were Dorothy Andrew, Monday: 8 a.m.. Senior Golf MR CONDITIONING • REFRIGERATION Business-Directory Guide For in a lot of areas, and it is 29, but in order to be sure of reser 4,790; Nadine Malcolm, 4,500; League at the East Hartford Golf based on misinformation,” vations for the motel we must sign up Martha Rockwell, 4,060; and George Course; 10 a.m. to noon, kitchen HEATING and SHEET METAL Rimoin told a genetics con now. ’The complete package of $87 in Last, 3,910. social games; 1 p.m., pinochle New England Mechanical Services, Inc. Manchester and Surrounding MANCHESTER PARKADE ference at the Jackson cludes the air-conditioned bus, a stop Our sincere and heartfelt con games. Bus pickup at 8;30 a.m., Laboratory research on the way to visit “Roadside dolences to Mrs. Peter Frey on the return trips at noon and 3;30 p.m. ROUTE #83, P.O. BOX 3147 Your Complete center, cosponsored by the America," and then on to the new death of her husband, one of our ’Tuesday: 9:30 a.m., bus for shop TALCOTTVILLE, CONN. (08066) Appliance Store 643-2735 • 643-2102 National Foundation- Willow Valley Farm Motor Inn, in members. ping; 1 p.m., senior bowling league at Vicinity March of Dimes and John Lancaster, where we will stay for the Great day outdoors the Parkade Lanes and return trip Hopkins University. FAMOUS BRAND two nights. Upon arrival we will be Thursday was a great day for out from shopping. CAMPING EQUIPMENT treated to a dinner (included in door shuffleboard and we didn’t have Wednesday: 10 a.m., pinochle featuring this week... TELEVISION - APPLIANCES "Genetic counseling is price) and the rest of the evening will an official meeting. However, we games; 1 p.m,, bridge games. Bus TENTS, COTS, SUETINa laBS, AIS HUTTIIESSES, completely misleading," MANCHESTER be spent just relaxing at the inn. heard from our good friend, Mary pickup at 8:30 a.m. and return trips STOVES, LANTEMI Rimoin said. "It certainly The next morning after a hearty Rhodes, who is recuperating at at noon and 3:30 p.m. HONE MPflOVDEIfT is not true that anybody breakfast (price included) we meet Manchester Manor and wishes to Thursday: 10 a.m. to 3 p.m., out FARR’S v r n p l k e MV. with two diabetic parents our favorite guide, Mrs. Anne thank you folks for the many cards door shuffleboard games. Bus pickup THt tyiRYTHIHa $TORt is bound to get diabetes. Buckwalter, who will take us on one she has received. at 8:30 a.m. and return trip at 3 p.m. I CJUIMItt-SrailT 2 RUIN STSEn m i m * 1Y 6 4 9 - 3 5 8 9 OKN DAILY TO I P.M. J. FASS • Util to Sto|i I Stop The risks are much lower of her special tours of Dutch country. Georgina Vince is still a patient in No noon pick up. 043-7111 than they were once That evening will end with a family the hospital and Bea Mader is in St. Friday: 10 a.m., kitchen social thought to be.” style dinner (price included) and Francis Hospital for a complete games; 1 p.m., setback games. Bus Pizza for Mayor’s Day then back to the motel. 'The next mor pickup at 8:30 a.m., return trips at VOLKSWAGEN REPAIR Rimoin said recent checkup. ning, after a big breakfast (again, in Ann Young is at the Meadows and noon and 3:30 p.m. by factory trained apaclallata studies show the risk of It was Mayor’s Day at the Vernon playgrounds Thursday and instead cluded in the price), we head for Phil p«t« ill parents who both are of the usual fare of popsicles. Mayor Thomas Benoit treated the Hershey Park and the chocolate ' . Locicaro and ZIdak ARCO diabetics passing on the il world. After touring the factory and TEMPLE’SCARPET AND ROOR COVBIING lness to their children is children to pizza and soda. After a busy morning on the playground taking in the sights we will head Storm drain work set 646-S036 301 MAM STIBT 0MB 101 Ibif SAT t-A TMUIS A III 0 0 TEL. one in 10 instead of the one Timmy Bragan was really ready for his first bite of pizza. (Herald home and expect to arrive before klANCHOm OUT or TOBI CAU COUICI S43-0642 in two once believed photo by Richmond) dark. When signing up for this trip The proposed work includes in P&P AUTO REPAiR ’The contract for a storm drainage 706 Main 8t. • ‘ Arco Charge” • Manchattar Connecticut's largest Floor Covering Dealer you must pay at least $45 and the rest project on Thompson Rd. has been stallation of about 2,300 feet of rein the first part of September. At this awarded to the Glenn Construction forced concrete pipe from the end of time we will be limited to one bus; if Thompson Rd. to Preston Dr. and on Co. of 30 Timrod Rd. Conn. Most Complete Garden Center MERCURY AGENCY by chance we get a large turnout, Signing of the contract will take S. Adams St. between Thompson Rd. arrangements will be made to go place ’Djesday at 10 a.m. in the and Center St. ’The are has had past Town felt the hurricane mavbe the next week. Municipal Building’s hearing room. flooding problems. EAST HARTFORD NURSERY Phono 646-2756 Belter gel up early After the signing, town and company Glenn, which will supply all 1375 Sllvar Lana NO SERVICE CHARGE Committee. Planned as a memorial Registration is on a first-come officials will head to the site of the materials for the work, bid $269,600, East Hartford 569-0500 to the Bicentennial year, the shell is work for ground-breaking the lowest bid the town received. Thousands of Manchester homes Week in review basis, so I suggest that if you really Raaarvatlona tor • Hotels • Mrllnaa • SlaamaMpa designed to provide for a full and want to go, you had better get up a ceremonies. We Have Everything For lost power and local streets were 627 Main Street Mancheiter littered with fallen tree limbs when varied summer schedule of perfor little earlier than usual. We start Your Home Gardening Needs. ming arts programs, the committee Hurricane Belle hit Connecticut this ly acquired vehicles within 30 days signing up around 8 a.m. but many said. week. after the acquisition. An owner of a members are in line starting around FLO’S Cake Decorating Supplies Residents and town officials were new vehicle will have to receive the 5;30 a m. Remember that one person 1546-0225 575-3252 NOTICE! prepared for the worst, but the tax bill before the vehicle can be can sign up for two people and the lateness of the storm and a change in Labor trouble trips are always open to Manchester Discharged Thursday: William Stafford Springs; Donna Stevens, 59B A COMFim U f OF ) WLKM CAKE DECORATIONS Before You Throw It Away^ Check With Ostrinsky First MANCHESTER AUTO PARTS registered. Downey Dr.; Michael Remesch, its course spared Manchester of Collector of Revenue James Turek Meadows Convalescent Home seniors. Rowe, 142 Bissell St.; Andrew Suhie, Hebron Rd., Andover; Margaret 191 canTia ar. ^-'5^ 70 UNION ST. For over seventy-five years, the Ostrinsky family has been involved in the business of recycling in thcTimn 270 Broad St. Open 8-5:15 Dally 649-4528 much of Belle’s fury. employes this week voted a strike The action here started with last 85 Holl St,; Lawrence Bousquet, 127 MAHCHiaTia, COHH. Jj,. ,'. said this week revenue from motor Goulet, 1364 Ellington Rd,, South ROCKVILLE. CONN. of Manchester. As a past president of the Eastern Paper Mill Suppliers Association. Mr Abraham I. A total of about 3,200 electrical vehicle taxes for the 1975-76 fiscal authorization but the union has post Friday’s setback scores. We had 44 Delmont St,; Marie Hilliard, En M«n. - art. 19-4 ' ; ” '1 Mon. ■ Snt. 10-5 Ostrinsky has kept abreast of standards and procedures for packaging and presenting to various mill-^ > Is Open Saturday til 5 Windsor; Sandra Smith, 297 E. Mid Thun-19-$ Prt. 10-$ customers in Manchester were year was $1.5 million. Estimated poned action indefinitely. players and the winners were Mike field; Stephanie Orringer, Storrs, product for recycling that has continually met the demand for other than natural resources. Ostrinsky has i with blacked out during the Tuesday mor A meeting between nursing home Haberern, 141; Archie Houghtaling, Nancy Wasik, 105 Lenox St.; Ray dle Tpke,; Barbara Alger, Ashford, revenue for fiscal year 1976-77, under Frances ^ivin. East Hartford. Wedding Cakes A Specialty constant market for his product, (salvageable material) and has paid his customers higher prices becau.se lb Complete Machine Shop Service ning storm. By midday Tuesday, the new law, is $1.8 million. management and the union with a 137; ’Thomas Murphy, 132; Arvid mond LaPoint, Mansfield Depot; Also, John Willis, 28 Strong St., has insisted on handling only that type of material which is free of contamination. Environmental Contm! power was restored to 1,200; by mid federal mediator has been scheduled Peterson, 129; Cecile Benson, 127; Robert Webb, 964 Tolland Tpke.; pollution, resource recovery, and ecology are familiar topics discussed and acted upon by the various mill .m l day Wednesday power was restored Polilics next week in another try for contract Robert Schubert, 125; Rene Maire, Richard Crawford, 144 Birch St. Edward Vollrath, 49 Valley View I BVERYTHINQ IN ^IV pnoou” Lane, Vernon; Aaron Bastiani, secondary handlers associations. It is for the best interest of the public lo be concerned with our future for ,i - BEHY JANE TURNER to 500 more; and full service Vivian Ferguson withdrew agreement. 124; Sam Schors, 120; Albert Also, Greta Hare, 6 Keeney St., we come into those years that our natural resources dry up it will become mandatory to save as much .i- resumed Wednesday night. Thursday from the race of the Third In the public sector, arbitrators Ouelette, 119; Mina Reuther, 118; Ellington; Ross Roberts, Fitzgerald Glastonbury; Gary McGrath, 44F L • MIRRORS a SHOWER DOORS School of Dance Channing Dr.; Arthur Harrington, Pa STORE FRONTSaSAFETY QLASSi possible those resources which can be recycled. You can start now by selling your paper-metal-and inm i A power outage caused a shutdown Senatorial District seat on the are expected to have a recommenda and Josephine Schuetz, 117. Blvd., Coventry; Claudia Clapprood, ' a BATHTUB ENCLOSURES 40 OAK STREET MANCHESTER 239 Vernon Ave,, Rockville. Ostrinsky at 731 Parker Street, Manchester, Connecticut, Telephone 643-5879. in the chlorination system of the Republican State Central Com tion withimtwo weeks in the contract Ballet - Tap - Ja%s Buckingham reservoir, affecting mittee. Wallace Irish Jr. is now the salagt oispute between the LA. WHITE GLASS CO., Inc. Acrobatic & Baton several homes in that area, but by only announced candidate for the Manchester Board of Education and FU m rU RETO PS PICTURE WINDOWS^ REGISTRATIONS NOW BEING ACCEPTED Wednesday residents had no more position, which was vacated when the school administrators’ group, A Theater schedule 649-0156 water problems. Elinor Hashim moved out of the dis closed-door arbitration session was I'^v i MMichMlwr 649*7322\ $ibimmib OVtR 21 YEARS EXFEA/ENCE 3c- Police, firemen and highway crews trict. conducted this week. Saturday Time Clock "Outlaw Josie Wales” 2:00- Man Who Fell to Earth” 2:15- UA East 1 — "Midway” worked overtime during the storm, Fred Peck received the necessary Vernon Cinema 1 — "Buf- 4:35-7:15-9:45 4:55-7:35-10:05 2:00-4:30-7:00-9:30 taking care of Belle’s problems near number of signatures to force a falo Bill i the Indians’ ' 2 :00- UA East 1 — “Midway" Showcase Cinema 3 — UA Blast 2 — "Murder By ly as fast as they were reported. primary for Manchester’s 7:20-9:30 "Silent Movie” 2:00-4:00-6:00- Death ” 2-4-6-8-10 763 2:00-4:30-7:00-9:30 MAIN ST. By Thursday, everything was back Republican registrar of voters posi Vernon Cinema 2 — "Sur- UA East 2 — "Murder By 8 : 00- 10:00 UA East 3 — “Gumball DON WILLIS Specializing In to normal. tion. He and Marion Mercer, who Miscellany Vive" 2:00-7:30-9:15 Death” 2-4-6-8-10 Showcase Cinema 4 — Rally” 2:30-4:45-7:10-9:20 6 4 3 - 1 1 9 1 BRAKE SERVICE Manchester Drive-In — "Outlaw Josie Wales” 2:00- GARAGE received the backing of the GOP The Town Parking Authority an UA East 3 — "Gumball 191 Front bid tfienflient Money mailers "Love & Death” 8:20; "One Rally" 2:30-4:45-7:10-9:20 ' 4:35-7:15-9:45 MAIN ST. 18 Main St Tel 649-4531 Town Committee, will meet in the nounced this week it will begin enfor GansrsI Repair Nort Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest" MANCHESTER The federal Department of Sept. 7 primary. cing the two-hour parking limit in 9:35 Sunday Time Clock Housing and Urban Development downtown’s Purnell Parking Lot, East Hartford Drive-In — Vernon Cinema 1 — “Buf 6 4 3 -1 9 0 0 falo Bill & the Indians" 2:00- $l.lll.l'.'ll'|l||.'Hl.liBn^ NATIVE PEACHES (HUD) approved a secondary grant People The enforcement starts Monday with "Survive” 8:10; “Lipstick” • of 197,333 for the town’s rehabilita 9:50 4:15-7:20-9:30 Kevin Walsh of 3 Preston Dr. warning slips and Wednesday with Hale Haven varieties. tion loan program. Added to $74,000 East Windsor Drive-In — Vernon Cinema 2 — “Sur BURNSIDE Kitchens of Distinction began work Monday as the town’s parking tickets issued by police. Excellent lor freezing MANGHESTER SAFE & LOGK GO. in Community Development block "Ode to Billy Joe” 8:10; vive” 1:30-3:15-5:00-7:30-9:15 |i$9 smaMW AVI, t. $TT».« S2I-IM1 NEED A NEW KITCHEN? COME TO THE EXPERTS new laboratory technician. Working Town firemen were unable to "Freebie and the Bean" Manchester Drive-In — and canning. rve LOCtiRMIfH grant funds, the loan program now -:- also:-: at the Cooper Hill water laboratory determine the cause of a ’Thursday 10:10 "One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s "ONE n iw OVER THE 453 MAIN 8T„ MANCHESTER • 843-6922 has $171,333. morning blaze which destroyed much Nest" 8:20; "Love Si Death” QUSTOM iriTCHEN and the Olcott St. sewage plant lab, Showcase Cinema 1 — "’The CUCKOO’S HESr’ ,n, NATIVE APPLES The program will use federal funds 10:20 144 n - x . . WlSW -adlOS Alirmi. Locki ^ he’ll allow Manchester to provide of the interior of a vacant house at Omen" 2:10-4:45-7:25-9:40 7:00 9:25 i u m to help subsidize the interest rate on I O LC UI ^ SalM, ComblntUon Changaa, seven-day-a-week coverage of both 329 Birch Mountain Rd. Investigation Showcase Cinema 2— “The East Hartford Drive-In — FERRANDOORCHAROS I ^ . I SalM & S«fvlc« * Bondad. Moat ENTER ■% 649-7544 home improvement loans given to was continuing. Man Who Fell to Earth” 2:15- “Survive” 8:10; "Lipstick" kaya In atock. Rapalra of all MS eSNTU STMET. MANCMSTM facilities. "ODE TO BIRCH MT. RD. kinds. Also Wa Maka Kaya. local families living in a designated The Bloodmobile collection was 16 4:55-7:35-10:05 9:50 GLASTONBURY Roy Thompson of Manchester, un East Windsor Drive-In — BILLY JOE ” Sclaiora A Pinking Shaara area of Manchester. The idea is to pints short of its 150-pint monthly Showcase Cinema 3 — fS mlh$ b0roftd Sharpanad. help rejuvenate exiting til last month the secretary of the “Silent Movie” 2:00-4:00-6:00- "Ode to Billy Joe” 8:10; 7:10 6:15 t") Vito's BInft ML Inn) state agency regulating the funeral quota during its visit this week to neighborhor^s, and it is felt the 8 : 00- 10:00 "Freebie and the Bean" 10:10 industry, said this week that his five- Manchester Memorial Hospital. Last lower interest rate will encourage Showcase Cinema 4 — Showcase Cinema 1 — ‘”The month, more than 200 pints were Omen” 2:10-4:45-7:25-9:40 or Gill Os For Froo people to make improvements that year term on the board was a "lesson EiOwoWo • AtamlnM ProOiieto in frustration” Thompson, associate collected. Showcase Cinema 2— "’The they might not be able to afford at li!0N director of the Watkins Funeral Manchester has raised more than Manchaatar Evaning Harald the regular rate. $11,500 toward the statewide goal of weaiiiepsiopoeps OSTRINSKY Home, alleged that the agency isn’t PubllihwJ wary avanlnu axcapl BO ni FRUIT FARM toroonlRg • Poroli tersBiOi. ntomtfommt SGRAP METAL A new law affecting motor vehicle $1 million for Venetian Earthquake Sundayt and holldayl. Entarad at lha DEALER IH WASTE doing its job. Manchaatar. Conn. Poal Offica aa Sa- taxes may mean as much as $300,000 Relief, it was announced this week. cond Claaa Mall Maltar. FEAT. Irt. EVERY NIGHT MANOCtTBI AVmiM CD and PAPER in increased revenue for the town. Theodore (Ted) LaBonne was EXCEPT FRL, SAT. Fresh Native Peaches COMIMTHM wniOOWt 116 WOT CENTEI CT. MATERIALS 731 PARKER ST. Local fundraisers planned a telethon m RLUMIMM • WNfn T tl. 643-5735 or 643-5579 ’The law, which goes into effect named general chairman of the next week to increase the fund. Suggested Carrier Ratea TtltDtaa9 l 4D-3DD1 Bicentennial Band Shell Fund Drive Payabla In Advanca Apples IlMblMMd l$4$ Oct. 1, requires tax payment for new- SIngla copy...... 15a Waakly...... 90i Ona month ...... $3.90 Pears and Plums Thraa montha ...... $11.70 itsaasss. Six montha...... $23.40 (R; 200 Bush Hill Road I GARNER RUG & UPHOLSTERY aEAM NG Ona ya a r...... $46.$0 plus Mancheilar'f Only Comphla Carpet Servlcel MANCHESTER UConn sets institute Mall Rataa Upon Paquoat MANCHESTER Mercury Travel of Manchester^ Inc. Subacrlbara who tall to racatva WOODY ALLEN'S 14 High DIt m I, raar MEMORIAL CO. thair nawapapar bafora 6:30 p.m. (PQ)______MANCHESTER 627n Main Sireel,Slreel, ManoDciilcrManonei • Phone 646.27!>6 O irr 30 Wert' l\|»crkfK» on quality control Business ahould talaphona tha circulation This office is truly unique in that the service and expertise is afforded for nothing! No charge is made for in dapartmant, 047-0940. o. Phona: 840-5630 OppsMilr L«el Cemrlrn' Call 649-0007 and the consumer “lOVI’andDIATir formation and assistance for or about air tickets, hotels, passports, etc., which cost exactly the same as those Qiisllty Memorials A. AIMLTTI. Pp4»p. Various aspects of quality control, ranging from basic ‘O '"k o developed through the time, effort, and hard work of the "do it yourself-er” Your individual travel needs and principles to the latest developments in the field, will be lU X l llerriMR !*!.. MencKrelef FEATURE FIRST particular preferences are evaluated and satisfied by an expert, bonded office staff that ask no more than a covered at the University of Connecticut next month in "Serving the area sinca 1955” simple "thank you.” Shown left to right: Gregg Albares, Donna Goodwin, Tom Donovan, and Marge Mezey th^ 32nd International Statistical Quality Control Gunny . 5 0 T 0 L Histitute. Promoted OdeToBiUyJoe U i m n : 3 0 P J $ Dot A Painting ProUamT WfO Heipl UConn has been presenting the institutes since 1950 for George F. Odell of 134 IVe’re 84ITIC4 .1111 m una aomathlns lo ua — and lanlca maant HMndIng M MMKNESin, MWT ON MAM SUKH Now In Our anauQli Uma allh you la halp you aalact tha rlglil palnl Hnlth lot that |ob businessmen, industrialists and governmental personnel. Wells Rd. has been jouTa ptannins. Soa ua k>t paint and aarvlca »ban you plan your nail MANCHESTER coHnmNnMinpnHtEiWE you They are taught by experts currently working in the field yiOWCASt C— MA/ m 4 ) pidacl. promoted to vice president "FREEBIE AND LOW COST PRINTINO New LocatlonI of quality control. of the W. G. Glenney Co., THE BEAN" (R) WHILI YOU WAIT (PHOTO RIADY) HARDWARE ’The two-week fall institute will get under way Sept. 12 336 N. Main St. Mans c«s$A nmni • aase na>$ MANCHESTER PET CENTER Hardware - Garden Supplies - Plumbing Supplies at the Bishop Continuing Education Center under the Odell joined the local E/lJohnson PAINTCQ PAUL NEWWU4_ MINIT-MAN PRINTING 687 Main Street • 649-4273 877 Main St. auspices of the UConn Office of Conferences and 140 MAIN $T. • MANCHIOTIR • 949-1777 YOUH firm in August 1974 as an ■ilirr tAMCAirgn (Corner of Main 81. & Brelnard Place) ’ OKALie Free Parking Rear Of Store Institutes and the Northeast Quality Control Council of adviser and assistant to the • SEE US FOR ENGRAVED NAME P UTE8 tNOiPENDtNT • TRY OUR NEW l-M M a i (MPliai “ IFeVe Everything For The Pet Owner" the American Society for Quality Control. president. He was former "BUrFALOBILL 7 Sa RUIN OTa, MANCHESTER • 040-4001 ’The teaching staff will include Eugene W. Ellis, chief ly secretary-treasurer of and the INBIANS. ■A -A ’Ar ’A ★ ' of quality systems for Pratt and Whitney Aircraft, East Bell Detroit Diesel Inc., a Hartford and Dorian Shainin, of Manchester, a manage r -
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I M U I T I 31 VMM MW. 19-21.1171 $199 CHOICE Coiombo Turhot Fillets fSI t e 9 9 * 91 O o ' a m m ml a 3 > 8 9 * m m i^ o< I Yogurt niCES ffFECnVE AUGUST 15-21.1971 ‘ L ■ W ICE 4 PRIDE* PRICE 4PRIOE ITBIS FON SALE NOT AVAHAOIE TO OTMEN IH A Il DEALERS ON WHOLESALERS 4 PRIDE • PRICE 4 p r i d e " | * PmCE 4 PRIDE • PRICE 4 PRIDE NOT RESrONSIILE FON TYrOGRArHICAL ER U M mCES EFFECTIVE AUGUST Is’-H . i’ g'tV ...... ITEUS FOR SALE NOT AVAIlAiLnyoYHErHEfAll'DaVElBYRWoVESAYEB^...... NOT RESrONSIOLE FON TYmSHAPHICAL ENMNS PAGE EIGHT - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Sat., August 14, 1976 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Sat,, August 14, 1976 — PAGE NINE iMmirlirstpr Hpralh Captain Ryan leads fund drive LOCAL CHURCHES South Windsor Boy Scouts and the South Windsor ST. BARTHOLOMEW’S CHURCH, ST. JAMES CHURCH, Msgr. Edward speaker. Coffee hour to follow. Nursery FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, Area news Youth Council, He is a member of the E. Middle Tpke. Rev. Philip Hussey, J. Reardon, pastor; Rev. Bernard for pre-school children; 6 p.m,. Prayer SCIENTIST, 447 N. Main St. Capt. William R. Ryan of the South AndO '/er El'inglon Hebron South Windsor Police Association of Connecticut, pastor. Killeen. '' meeting; 7 p,m.. Evening Service with 10 a.m.. Church Service, Sunday SOhool East Hartford Tolland Vernon Windsor Police Department will the Exchange Club, and St, Margaret Saturday Mass at 5 p.m.: Sunday Saturday Masses at 5 and 7:30 p.m.; Jim Nelson speaking and showing slides for pupils up to the age of 20; care for direct the 1976 town drive for The Mary’s Church, Masses at 8:30, 10:15 and 11:30 a.m. Sunday Masses at 7:30, 9, 10:30 a.m., of his work with Campus Crusades in Fiji very young pupils, subject of the lesson- United Way of Greater Hartford, Capt, Ryan lives with his wife and noon and 5 p.m. Islands. sermon: “Soul," golden text from the Bi Capt, Ryan, a volunteer in past GOSPEL HALL, 415 Center St. ble, "Lord, be thou my helper. Thou hast three children on High View Rd. 10 a.m.. Breaking bread; 11:45 a.m., ST. JOHN’S POLISH NATIONAL SOUTH UNITED METHODIST United Way drives, is active in the CHURCH. Rev. George W. Webb, Rev. turned for me my mourning Into dan Sunday School; 7 p.m.. Gospel meeting. CATHOLIC CHURCH, 23 Golway St. cing.” Psalms 30: 10, 11. The Christian Rev. Walter A. Hyszko, pastor. Laurence M. Hill, Rev. Robert W. VFW to meet ST. BRIDGET CHURCH, 70 Main St. Eldrldge Jr., pastors. Science Reading Room, 968 Main St., is 9 a.m.. Mass In English; 10:30 a.m.. open to the public Mondays through Rev. John J. Delaney, pastor. Rev. Mass in Polish and English. 10 a.m.. Morning Worship, Pastor Hill Two town workers William J. Stack, Rev. William J. preaching, a summer series on the fruit Fridays from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. and the at Gilbert Building Killeen. UNITARIAN UNIVERSALIST of the spirit: "The Fruit: "Goodness," first and third Thursday evenings from 7 Saturday Masses at 5 and 7:30 p.m., SOCIETY: East, Community Y, 79 N. Nursery care available for children un to 9 except holidays, a free public lending library is maintained. Vernon tion to buy the building. win state praise school auditorium; Sunday Masses at Main St. Rev. Arnold Westwood, der 5; 11 a.m.. Coffee Hour in reception Commission members questioned 7:30, 9 and 10:30, In church; 10:30 a m. minister. hall; 7:30 p.m.. Praise and Teaching Ser CALVARY CHURCH OF THE The Veterans of Foreign Wars the amount of parking space at the Vernon Sacramento College course con and noon in school auditorium. There will be no formal meetings vice. ASSEMBLIES OF GOD, 647 E. Middle (VFW) Post 10121, has received the throughout the summer. For Information site noting it was not sufficient. VFW Daniel Stachowiak, 22, of Grand ducted by the state and the cer THE SALVATION ARMY, 661 Main CENTER CONGREGATIONAL Tpke. P.ev. Kenneth L. Gustafson, pastor. approval of the Planning Commis spokesmen said it would be, as the tificates were awarded on the basis on specific Informal events call 646-5151. 9:45 a.m., Sunday School classes for Ave, and David Ignatowicz, 24, of St. Capt. and Mrs, Arthur Carls-'i, corps Meetings will resume Sept. 12. CHURCH, UNITED CHURCH OF sion to use the Gilbert Building, 625 attendance was not large at any Vernon Ave., both of Rockville, were of a written exam given after they officers. CHRIST, 11 Center St. Rev, Newell H. adults and children; 10:50 a.m.. Worship Talcottville Rd. as a meeting place. meeting. completed the course. 9:30 a.m., Sunday School; 10:45 a m.. CONCORDIA LUTHERAN Curtis Jr., Rev. R, Wlnthrop Nelson Jr., Service, the Rev. Raul Gonzalez, director presented certificates Thursday by of Youth Challenge o^Greater Hartford, The commission has approved a The post had been meeting in a Operator? are graded according to Holiness Meeting; 6 p.m., Open-Air CHURCH, 40 Pitkin St. Rev. Burton D. pastors. Mayor Thomas Benoit. preacher; 7 p.m.. Evening Service, the special permit for a club facility. A room at the former County Home, Both men have been employed at the size of h plant they can operate. Meeting; 7 p.m.. Salvation Meeting. Strand, Rev. David W. Rinas, co-pastors. 10 a.m,. Union Service with Second public hearing on the permit was un 9 a.m.. Holy Communion, Nursery for Congregational Church at Center Church, Rev. Michael Commini, blind evangelist owned by the town. That building is the town’s waste treatment plant Grade III means an operator can FULL GOSPEL INTERDENOMI from Miami, Fla., guest preacher and attended by other than VFW small children. Rev. Mr. Curtis, preaching, child care scheduled for demolition and the post operate a plant to service a town with NATIONAL CHURCH, 745 Main St since February 1975. Charles Pitkat, provided. vocalist; 10:30 p.m.. Radio Service on members. had thought of purchasing it for its superintendent of the plant, said the a population of from 15,000 to 20,000 Rev, Philip Saunders, minister. CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF WINF, Revivaltime choir and Dr. C M. The post plans to use the second use. However, when town officials in two men have been certified by the persons. 10:30 a.m.. Praise, Worship Service LATTER-DAY SAINTS, Woodside St. & NORTH UNITED METHODIST Ward, speaker. floor of the building for its meetings dicated the high price of renovating Both men are employed under the and Bible study for all ages; 7 p.m.. Hillstown Rd. Wendel K. Walton, bishop. CHURCH, 300 Parker St. Rev. Earle R. state Department of Environmental COMMUNITY BAPTIST CHURCH, and to continue to rent the first floor it to comply with fire codes, the post Comprehensive Employment and Deliverance Service. 8:30 a.m.. Priesthood; 9:30 a.m.. Custer, pastor. Protection as Grade III plant AN AMERICAN BAPTIST CHURCH, lor office space. The post has an op decided against it. Seminary; 10:30 a.m., Sunday School; 5 9 a.m.. Worship Service, sermon: "A operators. Training Act (CETA) a federally FAITH BAPTIST CHURCH, Orange 585 E. Center St. Rev. Ondon P. Stairs, funded program. p.m,. Sacrament Service. Midnight Friend," Chaplain Harris of A hoy and his goat The two men took a 20-week Hail 72 E. Center St. Rev. James Manchester Memorial Hospital, guest minister; Rev. Frederick Lanz, director Beliasov, pastor. of Christian education. CHURCH OF CHRIST, Lydall and preacher. Nursery for children five years 9:30 a.m., Sunday School; 10:30 a m.. 9:30 a.m.. Morning Worship, Rev. Jim Sullivan, 8, of Hebron holds his one-month-old goat Pal. He Vernon Sts. Eugene Brewer, minister. old and younger, coffee fellowship after Worship Service; 7 p.m.. Evening Ser Joseph R. Faith, pastor of the Lower eats number 14 grain, a feed for young animals, and still drinks 9 a m., Bible Gass; 10 a.m.. Worship, the service, Vernon youths PoIIiwog school vice. Merion Baptist Qiurch, Bryn Mawr, sermon: '"rhe Burden of God"; 6 p.m.. his mother’s milk. (Herald photo by Jim Sullivan) ZION EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN Pa., guest preacher, his topic: "Enough Worship, sermon: "Book Review: The CHURCH OF THE ASSUMPTION, CHURCH (MISSOURI SYNOD), for Every Need," Nursery is provided. Gospel of Mark.” Adams St. at Thompson Rd. Rev. Cooper and High Sts. Rev. Charles W. There will be a discussion of the day's survive capsizing repairs are costly Edward S. Pepin, pastor; Rev. Paul EMANUEL LUTHERAN CHURCH, Kuhl, pastor. worship theme in the Living Room after Trinque. Vernon kindergarten building part-time each Church and Chestnut Sts. Rev. Ronald J. 10:15 a m.. Divine Worship, the Rev. the service. Board receives day. Wfhile the building is being used Saturday Masses at 5 and 7:30 p.m.; Ronald A. Erbe, pastor of Our Savior Fournier, pastor; Rev. C. Henry Ander Michael Marshall, 15, and Clifford The frantic parents were finally in Sunday Masses at 7:30 , 9.10:30 and 11:45 CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE, 236 Dutton, 17, both of Vernon, on vaca as a town kindergarten, it has to son, pastor emeritus, Michel D. Clark, in Lutheran Church, South Windsor, guest formed of the ordeal after Marshall In order to correct fire code a.m. preacher. Main St. Rev. Neale McLain, pastor; tion in Georgia, Vt., spent eight comply with different fire safety tern. Rev. Donald P. Kauffman, associate alerted police from a nearby camp violations to bring the town-owned laws for use as the day-care center. UNITED PENTECOSTAL CHURCH, 8 and 9:30 a.m.. The Service with the harrowing hours in the waters of after being rescued. PoIIiwog School in compliance for ST. MARY’S EPISCOPAL CHURCH, pastor. 4 Allen’s report 185 Woodbrldge St. Rev. Robert Baker, Rev. Lawrence N. Wogman, guest (Herald photo by Dunn) Johnson said the stairway from the Church and Park Sts. Rev. Stephen K. 9:30 a m., Sunday School classes for all Lake Champlain, last week, after use as a day-care center, it will cost preacher; 9:30 a.m,, chapel service for basement is not properly fire rated pastor. Jacobson, rector; Rev. Bruce W. ages; 10:45 a.m.. Morning Worship, their canoe overturned in choppy Bolton an automobile drove through the net $1,645 plus a possible $800 for an out 10 a m., Sunday School, 6:30 p.m., children and nursery for infants. Coffee waters. and broke a support bar. according to state law. He said this Jacques, assistant to the rector. Rev. message by the Rev. Mr. McLain, Raymond Allen, superintendent, side fire station hook-up to the "Sound of His Coming” radio program on will be served following services. According to an article received ’The inventory is being completed would require new wood stairs with a Ronald E. Haldeman, assistant to the Children’s Church and Nursery provided; submitted his monthly report to the firehouse. WINF; 7:30 p.m.. Evangelistic Service. 7 p.m ., Evening Service, message by the North United Methodist Church from the Vermont Sunday News, the by high school students. It will be landing enclosed with a two-hour TRINITY COVENANT CHURCH, 302 rector. board. Fire Marshal William M. Johnson 7:30 a m.. Holy Eucharist, Rite 1, 10 Rev. Mr. McLain, guest testimony by the two youths had been camping on kept current. rated sheet rock. The estimated cost PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. 43 Hackmatack St. Rev. Norman E. It included the summer was asked to inspect the building Swensen, pastor. a m.. Holy Eucharist, Rite 1, with ser Rev. Peter Kakos, pastor of the Wilson Savage Island and realizing the skies Two half-time positions need to be is $375. ■ Spruce St. Rev. Mack Weiford, pastor. maintenance program, vandalism, located on Hale St., by the Hockanum 9:15 a m.. Sunday School. 10:30 a m . 9:30 a m.. Worship Service with Milton mon by Ronald Glaude; 5 p.m.. Holy Congregational Church. Nursery looked threatening they decided to filled. Allen does not expect any The storage area in the basement systemwide equipment and furniture Valley Day Care Center. Center of Worship, Nursery provided; 7 p.m.. In Nilson leading and Jim Nelson, guest Eucharist, Rite 2. provided. head for shore. more resignations. would have to be installed with a two- inventory, transportation, staff ficials have been given the approval hour rating at an estimated cost of formal Worship, study and fellowship. They were to meet Marshall's of the Board of Education to use the parents about a mile from the island vacancies, orientation session, $520. where they had been dropped off the negotiations research and the professional development council. night before on Georgia Shore Rd. FIRST CONGREGATIONAL ST. JOSEI’H UHURUH, 33 West St , GILEAD CONGREGATIONAL C. Gay, pastor Rev Eugene M Kilbride Saturday Masses at 5 and 7 p.m ; Sun About 10 minutes after launching the The maintenance report said seven AREA CHURCHES CHURCH, UNITED CHURCH OF Rockville. CHURCH, Hebron Rev. Marshall B day Masses at 7:30 and 11 a m tanoe, the report said, a wave classrooms and the front doors and CHRIST, Andover. Rev. David J Reese Saturday Masses at 5 and 7 p.m.; Sun Hughes, pastor. windows of the central office have whipped by and capsized it about a OUR SAVIOR LUTHERAN 9:30 a m.. Union Service of Worship III, pastor. day Masses 8:30 (Polish) at 10 a.m. 10 a m.. Worship Service, the Rev. ST. M ARY’S CHURCH. Rt 31, Coven half-mile from shore. been painted, the high school soccer CHURCH, 239 Graham Rd., South Wind with First (iongregational Church at S^ 10 a m.. Morning Worship (Folk) at 11:15 a m., Vigil of Holy days at Peter D. Aliard preaching, sermon: “The try. Rev F. Bernard Miller, pastor. Rev cond (Thurch during July; at First Church Beatitudes: The Poor in Spirit," Nursery Dutton, whose body temperature and softball fields have been im sor. Rev. Ronald A. Erbe, pastor. 7 p m.. Holy day at 7:30, 9 a m , and 5 and Paul F Ramen during August. 7 p.m. Confessions: Saturday 4 and 7:30 provided. had dropped to 88 degrees before the proved, windows have been glazed 9 a.m.. Worship and Sunday School: Saturday Masses at 5:15 p.m ; Sunday pm . two were rescued by four St. Albans, and classrooms in all three schools 10:15 a.m.. Worship Service. PRINCE OF PEACE LUTHERAN TALCOTTVILLE CONGREGA IM TED METHODIST CHURCH, Masses at 7:30 , 9:30 and 10:45 a m have been cleaned completely. TIONAL CHURCH, UNITED Vt. men, was unconsious. Both men CRYSTAL LAKE COMMUNITY CHURCH, Rt. 31 and N. River Rd , ROCKVILLE BAPTIST CHURCH, 1040 Boston Tpke. (Rt 44A), Bolton Rev AVERY ST. CHRISTIAN CHURCH OF CHRIST. Rev Kenneth David M. Campbell, pastor were taken to a nearby hospital and Vandalism UNITED METHODIST CHURCH, Coventry. Rev. W.H. Wilkens, pastor. Knox, pastor. 69 Union St Rev. Robert L. LaCounte, REFORMED CHI RCH, 661 Avery St , admitted. They were in the water for Allen said two cases of vandalism Ellington. 9 a.m., Sunday School; 10:15 a.m.. pastor. 10 a m , Family Worship Service, South Windsor Rev. Peter Mans, 10 a m.. Worship Nursery provided for infants through about eight hours. Both are strong have been reported to the state 10:15 a.m.. Coffee hour: 11 a m . Worship Service, (9 a.m. during July and 9 a m.. Worship Service; 10:15 a m., minister. Worship Service, Sunday School. August). Sunday School; 7 p.m.. Evening Service Grade 2, sermon: "All Evil Is Due to 8:30 a m , “Back to God ” hour radio swimmers and could have made it to police. Unused Life." shore easily had the weather been The school mail box was destroyed VERNON UNITED METHODIST ROCKVILLE UNITED METH- broadcast, WTIC (1080): 9:45 a m.. Sun ST. PETER’S EPISCOPAL day School and Adult Bible Study; 11 better. CHURCH, Rt, -30. Rev Frances ODIST CHURCH, 142 Grove St Rev S T , BERNARD'S CHURCH. COVENTRY PRESBYTERIAN and the new soccer net and gdhl at CHURCH, Sand Hill Rd., South Windsor. a m., Worship Service; 7 p.m , Evening A During the ordeal Dutton reported the high school was vandalized when Schwartz, Rev. James Schwartz, pastors. John W. Mortimer, pastor. Rockville. Rev. John J White, pastor. CHURCH, Nathan Hale School Rd 31 Rev. Miles S. Macintoch, vicar. Rev. William J. Flynn, assoc, pastor. Rev. Dr. Richard W. Gray, pastor Service. Nursery care for small children ly became delirious and Marshall had 9:15 a.m.. Worship Service, Church 9:30 a.m.. Worship Service 8 a.m., Holy Communion; 10 a.m., Holy Rev. Frank Alagna, weekend assistant 9:30 a m.. Worship; 11 a m., Sunday provided a difficult time keeping him afloat. Communion, first and third Sundays; School classes. Saturday Masses at 5 and 7 p.m.; Sun School; 7:30 p.m., Bible Study at par W APPING COMMUNITY CHI RCH, The newspaper account said Dut Morning Prayer, second, forth and fifth ST. PETER’S EPISCOPAL FIRST CONGREGATIONAL day Masses at 7, 8:30, 10 and 11:30 a m sonage on Cornwall Dr ton was told by hospital personnel Sundays. CHURCH, Rt. 85, Hebron. Rev. William CHURCH, Coventry 1790 Ellington Rd , South Windsor Rev Jaycees Persing, rector. Union Summer ^rvices with Second FIRST ASSEMBLIES OF COD, 763 Harold W. Richardson, minister that if another half-hour had elapsed RELIGIOUS SOCIETY OF ST. GEORGE’S EPISCOPAL 8 and 10 a.m.. Worship Service, Church Congregational Church at Second Church Oak St., East Hartford. Rev. Ralph F 9:30 and 11 a m.. Worship Service and before the two were rescued, he FRIENDS (QUAKERS), Hartford CHURCH, Boston Tpke., Rt. 44A, Church School probably would have died. The School and Nursery. on 44-A during the month of July — being Bolton. Rev. John F. Flora HI, vicar. Jelley, pastor. Friends Meeting House, 144 S. Quaker held in First Qiurch on Main St. during 10 a m.. Church School; 11 a m.. Mor accepted lowest body temperature 9 a m.. Holy Communion and sermon ST. MAURICE'S CHI RCH, Bolton Lane, West Hartford. FIRST CONGREGATIONAL August. ning Worship; 7 p m . Evening Service D to form Rev. Robert W. Cronin, pastor needed for life is slightly above 90 10 a m.. Meeting for Worship CHURCH, Vernon. Rev. John A. Lacey, 9:30 a.m.. Worship Service, sermon. BOLTON CONGREGATIONAL VERNON ASSEMBUi;S OF GOD, 51 Saturday Masses at 5 and 7:30 p.m.: degrees officials said. Terry Thompson, 5, of Tolland minister; the Rev. Edwin W. Rev. Bruce J. Johnson preaching. Coffee CHURCH, Bolton Center Rd. Rev. J Old Town Rd. ' Sunday Masses at 7:30, 9:15 and 11 a m When Marshall’s parents became SECOND CONGREGATIONAL Bartholomew, assistant minister. hour following worship in the community closes her eyes and kicks her Stanton Conover, minister. 9:45 a m , Sunday School for all ages; alarmed when the boys did not meet CHURCH, UNITED CHURCH OF 9:30 a m.. Worship Service, child and building. Nusery care in community ST. MATTHEW'S CHURCH, Tolland way across the pool at Vernon Youth 10:30 a m., Worship Service, the Rev 11 a m , Morning Worship: 7 p m , them at the specified time planned, CHRIST, Rt. 44A, Coventry. Rev. infant care available, coffee fellowship building during worship. Rev Francis J O’Keefe, pastor Mr. Conover preaching Evening Evangelistic they spent an hour going up and down Circle during swim lessons Robert K. Bechtold, minister. after the service. Saturday Masses at 5 and 7 p m ; Sun the Georgia Shore Rd. trying to spot sponsored by the Indian Valley UNITED CONGREGATIONAL day Masses at 8:30. 10:30 and 11:45 a.m. them. YMCA. (Herald photo by Rich Council Nelson will speak CHURCH, UNITED CHURCH OF MESSIAH EVANGELICAL mond) By Cliff Simpson CHRIST, Tolland. Rev. Donald G I.ITHER.AN CHURCH, (Wisconsin G Wings of evening Vernon at Trinity Church Miller, minister Synod), 300 Buckland Rd . South Windsor 9.30 and 11 a m , Worship Service and The Greater Vernon Jaycees will James Nelson, son of Mr. and Mrs. 9 a m , Sunday School; 10 am . (Herald photo by Pat Sullivan) in the Bible that is primitive in con Church School; 7 to 8:30 p m.. Pilgrim meet Wednesday to make plans for Kenneth Nelson of 32 Earl St., will be Worship &rvice. The road to the sun and the snow and the fog — trast to the exalted passages of the Fellowship. the formation of a Youth Council for Proud graduates of the summer pre-school program at Hebron Elementary School are, left guest speaker Sunday at the 9:30 ST. JOHN’S EPISCOPAL CHI RCH, I have felt the peace of a sunlit prophets and of the New Testament. teens in Vernon, Tolland, and Early the other morning I drove a.m. and 7 p.m. services at Trinity SACRED HEART CHI RCH, Rt 30. Rt 30, Vernon Rev Robert H Wellner, to right, Michael Alfano, Phyllis McDevitt, and Edward Colgan. meadow For example, the book of Genesis Vernon. Rev. Ralph Kelley, pastor Rev Ellington. onto the bridge over 1-84 from Spring Covenant Church. rector. and walked alone into the is full of anthropomorphism. God Edward Konopka The meeting will be at the Stop & St. to Highland. What splendor was Nelson, a 1973 graduate of 8 a m.. Holy Communion: 10 a m . raging storm walks in the garden in the cool of the Saturday Mass at 5 p.m ; Sunday Shop meeting room in the K-Mart splashed across the eastern sky! Manchester High School, is a senior Family Service and Church School I stopped the car to watch the sun to listen to the many voices day. He asks where Adam is. Masses at 7:30, 9, 10:30 a m. and noon Plaza, Rt. 30. Teens from the tri Pre-schoolers graduate at the University of Vermont. For TRINITY LITHERAN CHURCH. of the wind — In Genesis 22 we read that town area are invited as well as creep over the horizon. Hanging tow the past two months he has been in ST. MARGARET MARY’S CHURCH. Rt 30 and Meadowlark Rd , Vernon Rev Hebron tion for this fall. Aquarium. — and many times — Abraham is quite ready to kill his parents and local officials. over the hills was a banking of fiuffy missionary service in the Fiji Islands Wapping. Rev. William McGrath and Donald J. McQean, pastor — so many times— own son at God’s command. He is Rev Joseph Schick, co-pastors. Those attending the meeting will PAT SULLIVAN Mrs. Nellie ManWarren and Karen Parents attended the presentation clouds graduated from crystal white under the supervision of Campus 9 a m.. Worship Service More times than you will ever commended for his obedience. In Saturday Masses at 5 and 7 p.m ; Sun be asked to fill out questionnaires to ’Thursday 19 children graduated Farmer were the teachers. Together of certificates. Refreshments were to soft pink to flaming red. The Crusade for Christ. He was supported know primitive times child sacrifice was day Masses at 8:30 and 11:30 a m give the Jaycees a broad insight into from the pre-school program at the they taught the children how to served. twisting highway seemed to be ciim- by Trinity Covenant, I have turned to speak to you practiced to appease the gods. The TUE the interests of local teens. Hebron Elementary School. socialize, take directions, and im bing into the rising sun, offering an At the morning service, he will ST. FRANCIS OF ASSISI, 673 but you were not there Importance of this dramatic story is NBLE Dick Nalley is Jaycee chairman for The program ran six weeks prove their physical skills. The children and parents gave the invitation to adventure. Fiying high describe his work in the Suva area of Ellington Rd., South Windsor. Rev. John for you too were searching — not that Abraham was obedient but the Youth Council, He said teens providing the children with learning teachers a poem they had written to were three ducks silhouetted against Fiji, and in the evening, will show SPEAKS The children took field trips in you also must have known — that God did not require the sacrifice working together can provide ac experiences, activities and prepara show their appreciation. the brightness of the dawn. What a slides of his activities on the island. COSMETICS cluding one to the Mystic Sea so very long ago and Isaac was saved. This was a By tivities for themselves as well as be morning! After the morning service, there WE CARRY ALL You who have visited Glacier that the needs of the spirit giant step forward in the concept of Eugan* of service to their community. are many and great will be a coffee hour hosted by Mr. THE TOP LINES Brewer He said they can do volunteer work National Park will recall the spec God. and. Mrs. George Mancini and Mr. and sometimes — The Bible Is best described by the for local charities, work on com Community calendar tacular "Road to the Sun” that winds and Mrs. Larry Rekas. ARTHUR DRUG up th e mountainside from and sometimes unattainable. phrase “man’s search for God and The concept of un munity project and such. -fro m “Sing With the Wind” MacDonald Lake into the sky. It was (jod’s search for man.” The concept denominational Christian Membership will be open to any stu Winston 0. Abbott ity is totally foreign to dent In the middle or high schools in one of the most beautiful drives of of growth explains many difficult Andover Thursday film showing, 10:30-11:45 a.m. Vernon Junior Woman’s Club, most people’s thinking the three towns. The meeting will Solid Waste Disposal Study our trip to the West Coast some years contradictions. M icah’s words Sunday and 2:30-3:45 p.m. 8 p.m., 95 Echo Ridge Dr. Horsehaii on catgut We have been so con sU rt at 7 p.m. and end about 10. Committee, 7:30 p.m., ago and I have often wished I could demonstrate the greater understan Fast pitch softball exhibi Emerson once said that all things ditioned to thinking in Bentley Memorial Library W ednesday see it again. ding of God’s requirements: tion game, 2:30 p.m., new terms of sectarian divi conference room. Greater Vernon Jaycees But here, so close to my home, was have disreputable origins. Perhaps Shall 1 give my first-born for Summer concert field on Long Hill Rd. Vernon A L L D A Y sion that we find the open meeting on forming a a scene of beauty which I could easily the word “primitive” would be more my transgression, the fruit of Calvary Church Biblical order passing Friday Monday VERNON — As a change of pace Monday Youth Council, 7 p.m., have missed on so familiar a road. correct. Dr. Theodore Soares in my body for the sin of my lists speakers strange ____ Assessor, 7-9 p.m.. Town Of Democratic Town Com St. Joseph’s Bazaar, meeting room of Stop & Shop from routine summer programs, mittee, 8 p.m.. Town Hall. What gifts of beauty God offers us seeking to explain Emerson wrote: soul?” Guest ministers will The word "denomina fice Building. Rockville, opening nightly at 6 supermarket 6n Rt. 30. “If we wish to estimate our unday there will be a free light Pops when we have eyes to see! He has showed you, 0 man, speak Sunday at the 10:50 tion ” implies division — Conservation Commission, 8 all week. Friday special institutions by their Concert presented in Talcott Park, what is good: and what does a.m. and 7 p.m. services at distinguishing a part from p.m.. Town Office Building. Hebron Board of Education,7 p.m., 4-H Fair starts setting up in the whole. Such distinc 4 The holiness of b e a u ty beginnings, then marriage is Rockville, at 7 p.m. Ruth Ann King administration office. the Lord require of you but to W ednesday Monday the evening at the TAC center Calvary Church. tions among God’s people will direct the orchestra made up of 1-88 hearing continued at the Once when preaching on a nature physiological mating, do justice, a'nd to love Young At Heart, 1:30 p.m., on Rt. 30. Fair to run through The Rev. Raul Gonzalez have always originated pupils from the Vernon School Tax collector, 7-9 p.m.. Middle School, 7:30 p.m. theme I used the phrase “ Worship motherhood is satisfying ner kindness, and to walk humbly i Andover Congregational Town Office Building. Sunday. of 22 Vernon St., director of with men and are destined AM system and their friends. James Free pops concert, 7 p.m., th&Lord in the beauty of holiness," vous activity, right Is the social Church. with your God?” Youth Challenge of for distruction. Matt. Tuesday Talcott Park In Rockville. Saturday custom of the savages, Kliner director of music at the Mid Board of Selectmen, 9:30 Hfen changed it to “Worship the Lord (Micah 6:7-8) G reater Hartford, will 15:13 Paul besought by dle School will be clarinet soloist. Democratic Town Com St. Joseph's Bazaar matinee in the holiness of beauty.” That mor manners are folkways, a.m.. Town Office Building. mittee, 8p.m.,’FOB. Tuesday as well as last evening. speak at the morning ser oath that there be no The rain date will be Aug. 19. ARTS Committee of the ning over 1-84 I recalled the phrase. patriotism Is our tribe against Chuckle Thursday Wednesday vice. He has directed the divisions among Library Directors, 8 p.m., Beauty can lead us to God — if we are all comers, honor is self The Journal of American Podiatry Hartford area rehabilita Christians. 1 Qir. 10:10. Movie “ Pollyanna,” 8:30 ' ■ gives this gem: A teacher asked her Solid waste meeting Andover Public Library. Correction sensitive to Him and see the beauty esteem, art is decoration, dis tion center for men on May Our Staff Is Here ALL Undenominational unity p.m., Gilead Hill School. cipline is punishment, religion Sunday School class to tell the story Salvation Army shufflehoard Friday around us as His handiwork. St., Hartford, for about MEMCMAL on the basis of apostolic BOLTON — ’The newly organized Thursday of creation. One little girl hesitating Assessor, 7-9 p.m.. Town Of is fetichism and magic.” four years. He is an or 7 Days A Week teaching and practice is a Men staying at the Golden Age Camp of the Salvation Army on Solid Waste Disposal Study Com Board of Selectmen, 3 p.m.. Poem of th e w eek Some so-called “realists” seek to ly raised her hand and then began. SEKVKES bold challenge, but fice Building. TOB. Andover field dained minister of the mittee will meet Thursday at 7:30 My wants are few atrip all of life down to Its lowest “First God created Adam. Then He To Serve Your Familyf AVAtABLE worthy of your serious Coventry Lake played a close game of shufflehoard in the after Republican Town Com Assemblies of God. p.m. at the Bentley Memorial opens tonight but the needs of the spirit are common denominator. I once heard looked at him and said, 'I think I consideration. Read noon sun recently. They are, left to right, Henry Roppelt of Sher mittee, 8 p.m., TOB. At the evening service, Library conference room. Bolton many violin music decrlbed as horsehair on could do better If I tried again, and so carefully the Book of man, Herman Wach of Sherman, and Herbert Sunmuch of New , the Rev. Michael Commini Monday Reed Construction will play and so — , catgut. This may be true of the struc He created Eve.” Acts, and then see if you Fairfield. Roppelt’s partner, Michael Gudz of Norwich, was • of Miami, Fa., a blind can objectively justify the Principals return Tax Collector, Town Clerk, South Windsor Oakwood Restaurant at 6:20 tonight I have searched with patience ture Of the violin but It hardly does O v e r standing out of view. The camp is part of the larger Salvation 7-9 p.m.. Town Hall. In the first event scheduled for An Maxim evangelist and concert divided slate of Christen VERNON — ’The principals of all of Tuesday among the colors of the dawn justice to the artistry of Hellltz. In dom. If not. there Is a Wednesday dover’s new recreation field. and walked with expectation “I shall pass tjunugh this world but singer, will be the guest Pm H A R M m A C Y ■■ i 2 5 Army Camp in operation at the lake over 50 years. There are the public schools in Vernon will Executive session of Board the decade of the Twenties H.L. ■ valid alternative — the Senior Citizens, 1:15 p.m.. At2;30p.ra. Sunday, Reed will face In the sunset's glow — once. If therefore, there by any speaker. A minister of the Y e a r s . about 38 seniors and about 140 children there each week from return from their vacations and be on of Education regarding per Mencken defined love as 'only an Southern Baptist Conven 455 HARTFORD RD. Church as it existed in the duty as of Aug. 23. Any parent having Town Hall. sonnel, 7:30 p.m., Union Cloud Nine Restaurant at the field. I have watched the twilight Itch.” kindness J can show, or any good o f first century. state towns and cities throughout the summer. The Salvation Bolton W oman’s Club A story In Friday’s Herald In thing I can do, let me do It now; let tion, he Is associated in MANCHESTER questions concerning his child’s School. deepen Into shadow C o n tin u o u s Army Boy Scouts and Girl Guards use it through the school membership coffee, 8 p.m., correctly listed the schedule of The primitive in the Bible ministry with the director ■YOUS COMMUNITY educational program may call the Thursday and shared the mystery of me not defer It or neglect it, for I CHURCH OF CMBST months. (Herald photo by Barlow) home of Pat Narsavage, games. the night with stars I do not feel that Just because shall not pass this way again.” of The Gospel Association HEALTH SERVICE STORE'' S e r v tc e l Lydall and Vernon Streets principal for assistance. School Rd. Wood Memorial Library I have been a companion of something is “primitive” it Is — Grellet for the Blind, College Phone: 646-2903 the rain therefore discredited. There is much Point, N.Y. PAGE TEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Mancheater, Conn., Sat., August 14, 1976 MANCHESTER EIVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Sat.. August 14, 1976 — PAGE ELEVEN W*--- ■at!** wonH walk at r Obituaries Herald angle Bogner’s oust Dick’s,
Town man killed Alfred L. MacNeil for a longf long Earl Yost Alfred L. MacNell, 47, of Sports Editor in cycle accident Southington died Friday at the in my car and called for some cops. A title at stake Monday Newington Veterans Hospital. He GROTON (UPI) — Six years ago, Moments later, the squeal of tires James R, Hayes, 22, of 20 Union was the brother of Mrs. Norma Victor Krasnowa’s girfriend was run sounded and a car rammed Maria, The other guys were pounding on the Court died Friday of injuries Goodin of Manchester. over and killed by a car. slamming her to the pavement. The car door," he said. sustained in a motorcyc'.e accident He is also survived by five brothers Krasnowa, now 20, was held on car then spun in reverse, lurched Lewis grabbed a jack stand and Bitter rivals and one-two Thursday afternoon in Whitefield, and two other sisters. $50,000 bail Friday on charges of forward, and smashed into Charlene, smashed a window. The men hauled a suspect, later identified as finishers in the Silk City N.H. The funeral Is Monday at 8;45 a.m. trying to do the same to two young Then, Maria said, it backed off and Help sign out ning at the West Side Oval for Men’s Hayes' motorcycie swerved off Krasnowa, from the vehicle and held League, Bogner’s Packers and from Rose Hill Funeral Home, 580 women who said they never saw him appeared headed for them again. Masters, Men’s Singles at Charter Forest Lake Rd. in Whitefield and him for the police. They tried to com Wanted Coaches: Spec Flavell of Trudon’s will tangle Monday Elm St,, Rocky Hill, with a Mass at before. Just then two cars drove up. Oak and Women’s Singles at struck a large tree Thursday at about the Manchester Midget Football St. Pius X Church, Westfield, at 9;30. Police said the two women are alive John P. Smollen of Waterford and fort the injured women. Memorial Field. Play will conclude night for the Recreation 5:30 p.m., police said. He was taken Maria suffered a concussion and a League reports there is a shortage of Burial will be in St. Lawrence only because other strangers saved David A. Ball Jr. of New London, Sunday in Men’s Masters and Department’s Class A Town to Littleton, N.H., Hospital and later volunteer coaches for the 1976 Cemetery, South Meriden. them. night shift workers at the Electric fractured pelvis; Charlene, a broken Worhen’s Singles. Ray Camposeo, Slow Pitch Softball Tourna was transferred to Mary Hitchcock leg and multiple lacerations. season. Anyone interested is invited Friends may call at the funeral It was 2 a.m. Thursday when Boat shipyard in Groton, ieaped from tennis director for the Rec Depart Hospital, Hanover, N.H. It happened so fast Maria can't to report to Charter Oak Park Mon ment crown. home Sunday from 7 to 9 p.m. Charlene Bartlett, 19, of New Lon their vehicle and confronted the ment, said 26 Men’s Singles entries A hospital spokesman said Hayes remember it vividly. "It’s probably day night when practice sessions The Packers, regular season don. and Maria Lerczak, 22, of driver. And James V. Lewis of East were received, 12 for Women’s died Friday at 8 a m. He originally good that I can’t. I don’t really want start for all five ■ entries. Denny winners, got by Dick’s American last Rev. Lawrence N. W ogm an Groton, decided to walk across the Lyme, on his way home from a Singles and 10 for Men’s was listed in critical condition suf Mrs. Ruth A. Clarke to, " she said. Carlin will enlist all help...Matt night at Robertson Park, by the skin Gold Star Memorial Bridge from National Guard meeting in M asters...Just Wondering fering from head, spine, chest and Mrs. Ruth A. Ruddell Clarke of "Piease say thank you to the men Gayeski is tossing different type of their franks, 8-7 to gain the right to Groton to visit Charlene’s mother in Providence, R.I., braked to a halt, Department: Why a golfer 50 and abdominal injuries, the spokesman East Orange, N.J., formerly of who helped us and say how much balls these days. The former San face Trudon in the double elimination The Rev. Wogman New London, police said. and joined them. over is considered to have reached Manchester, died Friday in the Charlene and I appreciate what they Francisco Giant minor leaguer is event. said. In interviews Friday at New Lon "The first thing I saw was a car senior status and in tennis a player is Mr, Hayes was born Nov 15, 1953 Orange, N.J. hospital. She was the did. It's not often nowadays that you pitching for Trudon’s in the Silk City Trudon is unbeaten and Bogner’s to speak Sunday don’s Lawrence and Memorial pulling across the median . . . He cut designated a masters at age 45... in Hartford and lived in Manchester find people who will help you. I won't loop...One of the longest hittrs on the must score two wins Monday to widow of John S. Clarke. Hospital, the two said they were ap across in front of me. The thing that Personal Tee’s Manchester AA most of his life. He attended local Mrs. Clarke was born in wall- at night for a long, long while, " local softball scene is Dave Bidwell, soccer team treks to Westport today secure the title. A Trudon win in the The Rev. Lawrence N. Wogman, prehensive at first, but decided to really made me stop w(ps that 1 saw schools and was a 1972 graduate of Manchester and lived for many years who hit some tape-measure drives 7:30 game will mark finis to the pastor of Ebenezer Lutheran Church, walk across the bridge because it people running and heard them Maria said. in a State Tournament semifinal Manchester High School. He was in East Orange, where she was a As the two women pondered their while a schoolboy at Manchester match and hopes to improve upon its season and to Bogner’s in the Wiiiimantic, will be guest preacher was well-lighted and there was traf hollering," Lewis said. employed as a pipefitter at Pratt and member of the Calvary United attacker’s motive, Krasnowa's High. The big, bespectacled right gaudy 12-1-1 record.. .Football postseason play. Sunday at the 8 and 9:30 a m. ser fic, despite the hour. Smollen and Rail were trying to Whitney Division of United brother told a reporter Victor had hander was the ace of the Assump Dick’s, runner-up in the Methodist Church. vices at Emanuel Lutheran Church. Their fears heightened when they open the door on the driver's side of players are timed for 40-yard wind Technologies Corp., East Hartford. Survivors are a son, Theodore A. been hospitaiized twice for mental tion College staff this spring and Candlelight League, nearly pulled off The guest preacher is the son of noticed a motorist pass them and the car. It was locked, Lewis said. sprints. Los Angeles Ram assistant He was a communicant of St. Bridget Ciarke of San Francisco, Calif.; and observation. Six years ago his girl boasts a fine 3-1 won-lost record with a second upset against the Packers. Mr. and Mrs. Ciarence Wogman of 28 then pull into a parking area on the "The tires were spinning and the coach Jack Faulkner reports why Church. two sisters. Miss H. Louise Ruddell friend was killed by a car. the M oriarty’s in the Twilight After four innings, the Americans Fairview St. He is a 1963 graduate of bridge approach. He waited as they whole area was full of blue smoke. 1 that distance was selected and not 50- He is survived by his parents, Ray of Manchester and Mrs. Philip W. brother said League...Monday night Moriarty’s held a 6-2 lead thanks to a one run Manchester High School and walked by. ran to the CB (citizen's band radio) yard runs. “A player isn’t going to mond and Helen Poharski Hayes of Smith of West Hartford. received degrees from Upsaia face long-time rival Herb’s in the run out of energy and fall out of con first frame, three more tallies in the Union Court; a brother, Roy Hayes, The funeral and burial will be Coilege, East Orange, N.J., in 1967 regular Twi loop finale. The locals trol in 40 yards. We used to have the third and one in the fourth. Bogner’s Herald photo by Dunn) at home; a sister, Kathleen Hayes of private at the convenience of the and from the Lutheran School of must win to keep alive their playoff players do 50-yard dashes in the had jumped off to a 2-1 lead in the Police report hopes. Two reasons the MB’s didn’t Broad Brook; and his maternal family. Theology, Chicago, 111., in 1971. 1950s, then all the coaches switched first with two tallies. Game-saving catch by Bogner's Dave Viara grandmother, Mrs. Katherine He interned at the First Lutheran dominate play as they did a year to the 40."...Elijah Pitts, Rams’ Four runs crossed the plate in the Plocharczyk of Manchester. away was the falling off in the base fifth fo the Packers and the score Robert E. Rumens Sr. Church of Brainerd, Minn., and poiice said. He was turned over to bridge St. when he swerved to the left defensive offensive backfield coach, Score was deadlocked at time in last inning, 7-7 The funeral is Monday at 10; 15 hit department by Rich Riordan and was deadlocked at 6-all. COVENTRY - Robert Edward received his clinical training at the Manchester Cheshire police. side and struck a utiiity pole snap adds, "The premise is that football is a m. from Holmes Funeral Home, Gene Johnson. The latter won the bat Bogner’s went ahead in the sixth Rumens Sr., 74, of 2 Valley View Dr., Danvers, Mass., State Hospital, • Edward F. Juselis, 18, of 319 • William R. Lapenta, 29, of Hart ping it off and flipping the car over on played within a range of 40 yards, 400 Main St., with a Mass at St. title in ’75 but is under .300 this year with a run and both sides tallied once Storrs, formeriy of Coventry, died married to the former Nancy John Charter Oak St. was arrested today ford was arrested Friday at 6:45 p.m. its roof, poiice said. The car was maybe 20 laterally and 20 downfield. Bridget Church at 11. Burial will be and Riordan, No. 2 in the batting race in the seventh. Friday at Manchester Memorial son of Lynn, Mass,, and they have at 12;12 a m. at Charter Oak Park on Main St. and charged with driving ■‘totaied" and towed away, police Coaches look for linemen to run the Tuesday at 10 a m. in St. Bridget in '75, is under .200 this time Kent Smith led the Bogner offense Hospital. He was (he husband of Mrs. two children and charged with third-degree while his license was suspended. said. 40 yards in at least 4.6...Edith Cemetery. around. . .MCC, celler dwellers in the with a double and triple. Dave Viara Ella Christensen Rumens. criminal mischief. Court date is Aug. 24. Walling was taken to Manchester Gottlieb, who a did a fine job roun Pressure American Division of the Twi cir no problem Friends may call at the funeral and Mike Reardon each collected two Mr. Rumens was born Aprii 30, He allegedly drove a car on the • James V. Spignesi, 23, of West Memorial Hospital where he was ding up ball boys and ball girls from home Sunday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 cuit, was tagged with a forfeit this bingles and Dave White and Bob 1902 in Kent, England, and lived in Bard stable baseball field digging up the grass. Hartford was charged with reckiess treated lor minor injuries and the Manchester Racquet Club to help p.m. week when unable to field a team for during World Team Tennis matches Brannick added triples. Coventry for 10 years before moving Robert Bard, 43, of 18 Englewood Court date is Aug. 30. driving in connection with a two-car reieased. Court date is Aug. 31. play at Moriarty Field. The The family suggests that any • Haroid E. Carpenter. 63, of 31 at the Hartford Civic Center, has Standouts in defeat were Ron to Storrs eight years ago. Before his Dr. was listed in stable condition this • Theodore B. Reed, 30, of 22 accident today at 12:15 a m. at Collegians have w8n just four of 22 memorial gifts may be made to St. Foster St. was charged with driving teamed with two pretty fair players Laliberte with three hits and Dave fo r PGA re tirem e n t in 1939, he was a Centerfieid St. was arrested Friday Spencer and Olcott Sts. leading Doc morning at Hartford Hospital. starts after a most successful spring Bridget Church or to St. Bridget's in Town Mixed Doubles and Neipsic Sibrinsz, Lyle Eastman and Leo policeman with the Sands Point (L.I., Bard suffered head injuries Friday at 11:15 p.m. at Center and Main Sts. The car driven by Spignesi struck while under the influence of alcohol against college foes and a good start School. Mixed Doubles play in Mike White Williamson, each with two hits. N.Y.l Police Department, for 31 at 12:31 a m. in a motorcycle acci and charged with driving while under the fi ont of a car driven by Lawrence or drugs in connection with a two-car in the faster Twi loop. BETHESDA, Md. (UPI) - But Morgan, an optometry school together for the first time in a long and Steve Hadge. Last year, White years. He was a member of the Sands dent on Olcott St. near the town the influence of alcohol or drugs and J. Yandow of 72 Summer St., poiice accident Friday at 3 p.m, on W. Most people think Dr. Gil graduate from Oklahoma, who time." was No. 1 and Hadge No. 2 on the Orono star Point Police Benevolent Association, highway garage, police said. He was failure to obey control signal. Court said. Center St. west of Ann St. Court date Morgan will be under the most decided to give pro golf a try before "I still think 1 have an excellent John Lukurik is Aug. 31. ISet tourneys start local singles tournament trail. ORONO, ME. (UPI) - Former practicing, has a different definition chance, especially if I do some work Nassau County Police Association first taken to Manchester Memorial date is Aug. 31. Spignesi was taken by Manchester pressure of his brief career ROCKVILLE — John Lukacik, 73, and a life member of the Atlantic • Robert Kiernan, 17, of 125 Ambulance to St. Francis Hospital in • Caroline Issner, 35, of 414 Parker Three of Manchester's five Hadge, a Bates College student, is a University of Maine at Orono basket of pressure, with my driver and get it Hospital and later transferred to ball star Bob Warner has signed a of West Yarmouth, Mass., formerly Hook and Ladder Co. of Port Mather St. was arrested Friday Hartford with cuts on his scalp and St. was injured in a two-car collision divisions in Town Tennis Tourna tennis instructor in Glastonbury this trying to protect a four-stroke "Last year, I went into the last of straightened out, " said Kite "I'm Hartford where he was listed in contract to play professional basket of Rockville, died Thursday in a Washington, L.I., N.Y. evening on a warrant charging him other minor injuries. He was treated Friday at 5:48 p.m. at the intersec ment play got off the mark this mor summer . Have a nice weekend. lead for two more rounds of the ficial money event, the San Antonio also not hitting chip shots well at all guarded condition Friday afternoon, ball in Belgium. Hyannis, Mass., convalescent home. Other survivors are a son, Robert hospital spokesman said. with second-degree forgery. The and released, a spokesman said. tion of Oakland and N. Main Sts. PGA Championship. Open, knowing I had to finish third by and, on a course like this, where you Mr Lukacik was born in E. Rumens Jr. of Virginia Beach, charge stems from the alleged Yandow suffered minor injuries, She was taken by ambulance to myself to make the top 60 money list aren't going to hit 17 or 18 greens, Clarksburg, W.Va., and lived in Va ; a stepson, Howard Christensen forging of a majority card, police police said. Manchester Memorial Hospital and get exempt status for this year. " you belter get it up a few times ' Rockville most of his life, moving to of Coventry; a sister, Mrs. Edith said. Kiernan was held on a $500 sure Both cars were towed. Court date where she was treated and released. he said. Five shots behind at 139 were first- West Yarmouth six years ago. Hoffman of Delray Beach, Fla.; a ty bond for court Monday. for Spignesi is Aug. 31. No other details were available on "That was pressure." round leader Tom Welskopf. who Before his retirement, he was granddaughter and two great- • William C. Moir Jr., 36, of 358 • Joseph Walling Sr., 56, of East the accident from the police this Morgan finished third, alone, to went from a 65 Thursday to a 74. Don employed at the Royal Typewriter grandsons. Memorial fund Adams St. was arrested Friday night Hartford was charged with failure to m o rn in g . win $8,875 and 60th place on the January and Gary Player Both Co., Hartford. Oakland A^s suddenly January and Player shot 69s to go The funeral is Tuesday at a time to The Manchester Scholarship Foun on a warrant charging him with drive in the proper lane in connection money list with only $331 more than VK.RNON Survivors are a son, Robert D. be announced at Holmes Funeral dation, Inc. is accepting con third-degree burglary and second- with a one-car accident today at 1:31 Bobby Cole. with their opening-round 70s Arrests made or summonses Lukacik of Scituate, Mass.; three Home, 400 Main St., Manchester. tributions in memory of William J. degree larceny. The charges stem a m. on Woodbridge St. west of Morgan, who opened with a 66 Ben Crenshaw, the tour's leading issued by Vernon Police included: sisters, Mrs. Anna Sheridan and Mrs, Burial will be in Grant Hill Eagleson of 59 Spruce St. who died from a burglary in Cheshire July 14, Doane St. Thursday, shot a two-under-par 68 money winner, and Jack Nicklaus • Richard Pariseau, 20, of 67 Ham Rose Fountaine, both of Yarmouth, Cemetery. last Tuesday. He was driving west on Wood- Friday in the heat and humidity at were in a large group at even-par 140 mond St., Rockville, charged early and Mrs Mary Landry of Hyannis; Friends may call at the funeral Mr. Eagleson was employed as a Congressional Country Club for a 36- with .Masters champion Ray Floyd. today with disorderly conduct, after back and three grandchildren. thick of race Gene Littler. Jerry McGee and home Monday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 custodian for the Board of Education hole total of 134, tying the PGA a disturbance at the Seven-Eleven Private graveside services will be p.m. for many years, most of them at record for the first two rounds set by Charles Coody in Grove Hill Cemetery. South School. store on Rt. 83. Court date is Sept. 15. NEW YORK (U P I)-J u st as 0 victory over the Boston Red Sox, runs. Bill North reached base on se Hamilton and lift Chicago over Jerry Barber and Bruce Crampton, Hale Irwin and Jerry Pate were at Firm buys Iona plant • Mark Koschwitz, 20, of 86 Vernon The White-Gibson-Small Funeral Gardiner Rawson All contributions should be made the final nail was about to be rookie right-hander Mike Norris cond baseman Denny Doyle's error, Baltimore both of whom eventually lost 142, along with Dave Hill, whose 66 Center Rd., Vernon, charged Friday Home, 65 Elm St., is in charge of Gardiner Rawson 70, of Amston, payable to the Manchester company pians to begin operations hurled two-hit ball into the seventh was sacrificed to second, moved to Kaiigt-rs 2, Indians 1 was Friday's best round Hubert The Pillowtex Corp. of Dallas, night with reckless driving on Rt. 30. hammered into the coffin, the It put him six under par and four arrangements. formerly of Manchester, died Friday Scholarship Foundation, Inc., and this fail. The pillow company, which inning, before Tanner called in third when shortstop Rick Burleson Toby Harrah hit a sacrifice fly to Green was at 143, with Tom Watson Tex., has purchased the vacant Iona Court date is Sept. 15. Oakland A’s, who at one time shots ahead of Tom Kite, who shot a There are no calling hours. night at Manchester Memorial marked in memory of William J. has four other plants in the U.S., booted a grounder and scored when drive in Juan Beniquez with the win at 144 and Arnold Palmer at 147 M anufacturing Co. property on • Richard Demay, 19, of 7 Walnut were 12 games behind the 72 after a first-round 66. The family suggests that any Hospital. He was the husband of Mrs. Eagleson, and mailed to the founda plans to hire 60 people this year and catcher Carlton Fisk dropped the en ning run in the ninth inning and give Among those who failed to make Regent St. for $480,000, according to St., Rockville, charged Friday night memorial gifts may be made to a Edith Jackson Rawson. tion at 257 E. Center St. expects to employ another 40 by the front-running Kansas City siling Ihrow home. Sal Bando Texas its victory over Cleveland. Jim Tm just playing pretty solid golf, the 149 cut included Lee Trevino, who a warranty deed filed Friday after with reckless driving and driving shot a 10-over-par 80 after a first charity of the donor's choice. Mr. Rawson was born June 21,1906 All gifts are tax deductible and all end of 1977. Royals, suddenly resurrected followed with a run-scoring double Umbarger scattered eighth hits to for me," said Morgan, who played on noon with the Manchester town while under the influence of liquor, round 70, and A1 Geiberger, who had in Canton, N.Y., and lived in will be acknowledged both to the themselves with seven straight I'unkees 9, Twins .8 win his eighth game while hard-luck the Southern mini-tour in 1972 before clerk. on Rt. 30. Court date is Sept. 15. rounds of 78 and 72. Manchester for many years before donor as well as to Mrs. Eagleson. Graig Nettles drilled two home loser Dennis Eckersley struck out a he qualified for the regular tour in Pillowtex' plans to acquire the site • Frederick Archer, 26, of 40 N. victories. Friday's attendance was an moving to Amston five years ago. He Registrar vole runs and drove in five runs to stake career high 14 batters in dropping to 1973 "rv e probably hit more good and start pillow-making operations Park St., charged Friday afternoon At the same time, Kansas City’s shots here than in any other tourna nounced at 28,700. a one-day record IVligg Alice Ralph was employed by the Board of Ed Figueroa to his sixth straight 7-10. here were announced iast month, registration with breach of peace and driving injury-depleted pitching staff began for the PGA Miss Alice Ralph of New Britain Education lor many years in the triumph and 15th victory overall. The Tigers 3, Ku>als 2 ment I've played. I put solid rounds wen the Connecticut Development while his license was suspended. to show signs of wear-and-tear and died Friday night at a Manchester school maintenance department and ;; In Memoriam deadline set win was New York’s fourth in a row Tom Veryzer and John Wockenfuss In loving memory of DorU L«vtne, * Authority approved a $547,00 “um- Court date is Sept. 15. the Royals have lost five-of-seven convalesent home after a short il heating plant, and after his retire- and helped stretch its lead in the hit consecutive doubles in the who passed away August U, 1974, ^ brelia loan” for the company. People wishing to vote in the Sept. games and their lead has shrunk to lness. She was the sister of Edward ment, live years ago, went to work on I East to 9W games over second-place seventh inning to lift Detroit over $ Always a beautiful memory Iona's 8,200-square-foot facility, 7 primary for the Republican seven games. H. Ralph of Manchester. a part-time basis as an x-ray orderly } Baltimore. The homers increased Kansas City and help Vern Ruble to Often a silent tear. located on 6.2 acres of land, has been Registrar of Voters must be She is also survived by a niece and at Manchester Memorial Hospital, i About town "There are no quitters here," Gene his seventh victory X Since a loving God called you away vacant for about two years. Iona’s Nettles' total to 17. >•• But I know beyond the sunset, registered with the party by 4:30 Tenace says. "We’re doing Brewers 2, Angels 0 Little black book a nephew He also took care of the hospital's j W hite Sox .S, Orioles 2 n i see my beloved daughter someday parent firm. General Signal Corp., p.m. Friday, Aug. 20. everything possible now to get back The funeral is Monday at 11 a m. in boiler room. He was a member of St. j Bill Stein, playing regularly for the Rookie Jerry Augustine pitched a decided to close the local plant in Exceptions to the deadline are The Manchester Wind Ensemble in the race. The confidence that the Erwin Chapel of South Peter's Episcopal Church, Hebron, :••X Sadly missed by Mother. veteran reliever Rollie Fingers, who first time in his career, singled home four-hitter to beat California for the >1; Nellie McAllister 1974 due toheavy operating losses. those people who turn 18 or become will be giving its free summer con (Manager Chuck) Tanner has in Congregational Church, New Britain. and Manchester Lodge of Masons. ; kept Boston at bay and recorded his a first-inning run and triggered a third time this season and raise his A Pillowtex spokesman said the U S. citizens between Aug. 20 and cert this Sunday at 3 p.m. in the mall stilled in us has kept us going." helpful to Britz Other survivors are two sons. Gar- j record to 5-8 Von Joshua and Bill Burial will be in New West In Memoriam § at Manchester Community College I8th save. two-run sixth inning with another diner Rawson Jr. and Ralph Rawson, ; Sept. 7. Another thing that has kept the A’;, Sharp drove in the two Milwaukee Cemetery, Cromwell. X In loving memory of Doris Levine. $ on Bidwell St. Music lovers are Three Red Sox errors in the fourth single to back the combined seven-hit both of Manchester; a daughter, ; going is pitching. In Friday night’s 2- The Carlson Funeral Home, 45 >1; wife and mother, who passed away X reminded to bring blankets or lawn allowed the A’s to score their two pitching of Rich Gossage and Dave runs. X; August 14. 1974. Franklin Square, New Britain, is in Mrs. Denise Cromwell of : chairs. In case of rain, the concert WHEELING, W.Va. (UPI) — Like a traveling salesman, Manchester , a brother, Parker Raw- : charge of arrangements. Another summer, winter, autumn. will be held in the auditorium. LPGA tour golfer Jerilyn Britz goes on business trips witti a lit There are no calling hours. son of Keesville, N.Y.; and six ; spring X tle black book tucked discreetly in her pocket The family suggests that any grandchildren. A second year of seasons past, X Meetings next week But thoughts of you will always bring X But Britz" book, actually a deep memorial gifts may be made to the Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Main ; A love that will forever last Ellington hosts Here’s next week’s schedule of visory Committee, Coffee Room. SPECIAL brown, is not the kind one would have Memorial Fund of South St. is in charge of arrangements, j lx)u, Barbara and Phyllis public meetings in Manchester Wednesday AUG. 16th ONLY to hide from a jealous spouse. It's Congregational Church, New Britain. which are incomplete...... Tm usually not a first-ilay (locations are in Municipal Building, 7:30 p.m. — Manchester Housing COATS >2.19 women golfers strictly work-related — something 41 Center St., unless noted): n*g. 13.20 (With Thia Ad) Montefusco enjoys that helped her take a one-stroke lead player." said Blalock Usually I Authority, 24 Bluefield Dr. with a two-under par 36-34 —70 going come from behind, so to be anywhere Monday Thursday nwnnioML uum n The 11th annual Connecticut State near the lead after the first day feels Carr balks at appearing in court 7 p.m. - Eighth Utilities District SDITCUANIM into today's second round of the $50,- 6:30 p.m. — Judge’s Hours, • Women’s Amateur Golf Cham 000 Wheeling-LPGA Classic good Board of Directors, Firehouse Probate Court. 14 Now f orvtoo pionship will be held at Ellington The tour's top money-winner this Conference Room, Main and Hilliard Sniu U Fibric S«nkM beating the Britz, laughing and flushed with Carr by four court-appointed doctors sentence with or without a jury 6:30 p.m. — Directors Comment Phillies Ridge Country Club Aug. 17, 18 and MIAMI (UPl) — Confessed rapist- year, Judy Rankin, skipped this 54- ' 821 Middle Tpk*. E m I triumph Friday after her best outing slayer Robert Spencer Carr 111 and a brain scan to check for any recommendation. Sts. Session, Directors Office. 19. since suffering a severe back strain hole tournament, and the second- organic damage. or C ALL 178-2803 the sixth on a walk to Matthews and a Expos 6-3, Padres 0-4 balked at appearing in district court She then chose to empanel a Tuesday For Monday Pickup NEW YORK (UPI) - John A 54-hole medal play, the Amateur in an auto accident last April, held leading earner. JoAnne Carner .shot because he was afraid he might get "He is a sick man who needs to be sentencing jury Sept. 13. double by Ken Reitz. Steve Rogers knocked in a run with is open to all Connecticut resident a disappointing 39-41—80 Friday to 7:30 p.m. — Data Processing Ad A Friday Oallvary Montefusco always did enjoy a single and posted his third shutout her book aloft for photographers killed in an automobile accident on treated as a sexual deviate," beating the best. In other games, Chicago split with lady golfers with a qualifying han put her in the bottom third of the Dresnick said Friday, in limiting San Diego to six hits in the the way to the Justice Building, his The Count recorded his se Los Angeles, the Cubs winning the dicap of 17 or lower. This marks the field attorney says. He said the 32-year-old former opener, 3-2, and the Dodgers taking opener. Ted Kubiak singled home first to be sponsored under the joint Carr, whose wife and two children television repairman is mentally dis Yesterday cond straight win over the two runs in the third inning to propel auspices of the three state women’s live in Norwich, Conn., could be turbed, incongruous and subject to Phils Friday night with a six- Brent Strom (10-12) and San Diego to associations; Southern New England sentenced to die in the electric chair periods of withdrawal when he OPEN 8 M U t F o r hit performance in recording the nightcap triumph. Women’s Golf Association, Southern lor the sex-slayings of two youths and refuses to cooperate. 23 years ago Mels 7, Reds 3 Connecticut Golf Association and the AAIJ swim mark set ALL DAY VINYL or his fourth straight victory, a 3- George Foster boosted his major one girl, all from the Miami area. He "The court will go ahead with Edward Lehan is named vice- 0 blanking of the NL East Connecticut Women’s Golf Associa PHILADELPHIA (UI) — The Central Jersey Aquatic Club set has confessed and pleaded guilty to sentencing Sept. 13 in the absence of president of First National Bank. SUNDAY ALUMINUM Rexjtl Phurm.iai - league RBI count to 106 with four tion. ^ murders. findings (by the doctors) which Pioneer Parachute gets Defense •i ■' ' U U 6464510 ^ d e r s . Montefusco attributed runs batted in to help Jack Defending champion is Gail Appell an American record in the women's 800-meter freestyle relay After leading authorities to the would dictate otherwise," the judge Production Authority permit for in ARTHUR DRUG SIDING; and nis performance to the day. Billlngham win his 10th game against of the Country Club of Avon. A field and four swimmers, headed by Olympic gold medalists John buried bodies of four victims in ruled. creased production. VINYL or eight losses. Dave Concepcion of 86 will compete. Naber and John Hencken, scored repeat victories Friday night in Mississippi, Louisiana and Connec Judge Baskin asked the Florida "Friday the 13th is my lucky day,” knocked in three more Cincinnati Ladies’ par is 75 over a 5,770 yard the AAU National Outdoor Championships. 10 y e a rs ago NOTICE he said. "This was my 13th win. I runs with two homers to send Mickey ticut, Carr pleaded guilty to Supreme Court for a ruling on Carr’s ALUMINUM layout. Olympic gold medalist Wendy murdering three He requested im request for immediate sentencing, This date was a Sunday; The always pitched good in the minors on Lolich to his 11th defeat against PRIME Friday the 13th. I did not predict a seven wins. Boglioll anchored the record perfor breaststroke championship to his mediate sentencing without an ad and the high court said she could pass Herald did not publish. I4EW STORE HOURS mance, the first American record of shutout tonight, I just told my Cardinals 8, Braves 0 wins in the same event at 100 meters visory jury recommendation. WINDOWS. the second game, 8-7, San Diego and Farmed out the meet, as she teamed with Kathy and a relay His time Friday night Ronald Dresnick, Carr's new at girlfriend I’d win the game.” Hector Cruz drove In four runs with •w 41 riHn •) Um io BM tan iM — Also — Montreal also split, the Expos win Heddy, Ellen Wallace and Kathi was 2:21 17 torney, appeared in Dade circuit Montefusco yielded a double to a double and a sacrifice fly to support BOSTON (UPI) - The Boston Red Town GOP official endorses Irish O p « n 24 Hour* Dally OPEN ning, 6-0, before losing, 4-3, Cincin Pete Falcone’s eight-hit pitching for Miller in the time of 8:21 40. The old Two women were repeat victors. Dave Cash and a bunt single to Larry Sox have sent rookie pitcher Rick court Friday and told Judge Natalie tWIUNGSanil nati riddled New York, 7-3, St. Louis record of 8:22.98 also was broken by Olympian Linda Jezek won the 100 FOR EMERGENCY SERVICE Bowa to open the game but then St. Louis. The Cardinals scored six Jones to their Pawtucket, R.I., (arm Baskin of his frustration in dealing Eisie Swensson, vice-chairman of division in the party, withdrew from blanked Atlanta, 8-0, and Pittsburgh the runnerup Mission Viejo club, backstroke in a meet record 1:04.40. (MNOPIES struck out the side — Mike Schmidt, nins In the fifth Inning, three of them club to make room for another player with his client, who he suggested the Republican Town Committee has the race Thursday. A L L D AY clubbed Houston, 8-5. which finish^ in 8:21.79 The 16-year-old from Santa Clara might not be mentally competent He "1 am in favor of any move that Greg Luzlnski and Jay Johnstone— coming home on Cruz’ double. to be named later. announced her support of Wallace Culm 3-7, Dodgers 2-8 Pirates 8, Astros 5 The 6-6 Naber, winner of (our gold also won the 200 backstroke and com said, however, that Carr did not want Irish Jr. in his bid for the Third will help party unity and I believe Mobil m and coasted the rest of the way for Jones had a 4-1 record in 20 HEATINBOILS BILL Pittsburgh’s Manny Sanguillen’s medals at Montreal, won the 100- plained afterward her effort in that to change his pleas despite earlier Senatorial District’s seat on the State this (Mrs. Ferguson’s withdrawal) Is SUNDAY his fourth shutout. Rick Monday scored from third on appearances before being sent down two-run homer capp^ a three-run meter backstroke in the meet record event prevented her from recording statements that he would plead inno- Centrai Committee. such a move," Mrs. Swensson said. The Giants jumped on loser Jim a wild pitch by reliever Charlie Friday and his 2.84 earned run OILIUHNEll A outburst in the eighth inning to give time of 56.48 seconds, adding that to a faster time in the 100 centand ask for a trial. Irish is now the only candidate run She said she was surprised by the Kaat, 10-8, for a run In the first inning Hough in the ISth inning to give Joe average was the best on the club. HEATING INSTALLATION TUNSKY reliever Kent Tekulve his fourth win his first-place finish in the 200 Fourteen-year-old Dawn Jimge Baskin refused to delay ning for the seat, which was vacated withdrawal, but added, "I feel Wally 9 A.M. - 5 P.M. when Marty Perez singled and scored Coleman (3-10) and the Cubs the first Jones, who was to have pitched in five decisions. Tekulve pitched backstroke. Rodighiero won the 200 breaststroke en.planeling a sentencing jury, which when Elinor Hashim, who held the Irish will make an excellent can 649-9095 on Gary Matthews, double. Darrell game victory. Bill Russell’s two-out against the Oakland A’s Friday night 643-5135 two-hit ball over the final four in Hencken, winner of two Olympic in 2:39.40. adding that title to her win is set for Sept 13. but agreed to position, moved out of the district, didate for the position. He can count Evans hit a home run leading off the ninth Inning double scored two runs in Oakland, was replaced by Reggie nings after replacing Bruce KIson. golds, added the 200-meter in the 100 breaststroke. further psychiatric examination of Vivian Ferguson,sayingshe feared a on my support” fifth and San Francisco made It 3-0 in to earn Los Angeles a split. Cleveland. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn.. Sat., August 14, 1976 - PAGE THIRTEEN PAGE TW ELVE - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Sat., August 14, 1976 23 Homes For Sale Halp Wanted 13 Homes For Sale 23
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A crowd of only 10,726 at Ploata Contact; Stone w all entryw ay to batha, thraa good t in t o l t t i Unt. FOR ASSISTANCE IN PLACING YOUR AD Mr. Hatak Yankee Stadium saw the driveway at a rock bottom bodrooma, gorgaout Reserve quarterback 647-0947 Raiders, now 3-0, score the of $42,500. Cantor & country kitchon, family 742-9144 647*9144 David Humm threw a 12- Goldfarb Real Estate 875- first four times they had Help Wanted 13 Help Wanted 13 room, twalk*out bato* yard TD pass to Morris 6244. ______the ball, have a pass in BARMAIDS or bartenders - ment, apacloua aert, Bradshaw to make it 27-0 LATHE HANDS, 50 hours, Nights. Must be experienced, tercepted in the Jets’ end MANCHESTER ■ Delightful gardan apaca. Ownara 4 iWultiple Ciating ^gruicea to Heme pou better. before the Jets scored on paid holidays, exeellent in neat and dependable. Cali zone on the fifth possession PAPER six room Cape, redecorated very anxioua. High J.J. Jones' 31-yard pass to surance benefits. Mctronics, between 11 a m.-2 p.m. 568- throughout, g arap , low” $30’a. and then score again on the Inc. Route 6 and 44A, Bolton. 5323. Lou Piccone. ROUTC $30's. A ssum able 7Vi% sixth. mortgage. $2,000 cash DIRECTIONS; Takt Veteran Charlie Smith AVAILARLE EXPERIENCED PERSON - The Jets, using reserve Business Opportunity 14 required. Owner will take Rout* 44-A toward! ANDDVER <39s5DD HEBRDN <43,966 gave Oakland a 34-7 lead MAYBERRY VILLAQB to handle automobile and per back second mortgage. For players almost all the way sonal lines insurance. Typing Mantfiald, right on Rich Beautiful 5-room Ranch on 4 acres of land, large rec with a four-yard TD run AREA SMALL ENGINE Service more information call Ann Nsw 3 bedroom high Ranch. Fireplace, country 6 1 , 9 0 0 as they played their second essential, some bookkeeping mond Road. Watch lor MANCHESTER <51,900 room, slate floor In foyer, Ureplace In living room, 1- and the Jets’ Pat Lehay tor Corporation expanding dealer Lord Really, 528-4139, 528- kitchen, large deck, hardwood lloort, private tel game in 48 hours, are now experience helpful. aigna. car garage. made it 34-10 at halftime Mancheater network. No experience 5612. ling. 0-3. Manchester agency. Write Extra clean RAISED RANCH with 2 full Beautiful 7-room brick Raneh. 3 with a 32-yard field goal. Evening Herald Box W, Manchester Evening necessary. Complete training Van Eeghen, burst off program. $500. investment LESSENGERCO. baths, family room paneled with full wall bedrooms, 1 '/z batbs, carpeted living Oakland.s third quarter Happy • Herald. South Windsor right tackle and outraced required to start your own Realtors 648*8713 fireplace and dry bar. Two-car garage, room, step up formal dining room, back Mike Rae threw a 25- PtftM oontact _ business. Ideal for retired or BDLTDN <56,966 the weary Jets secondary Birthday NURSES - RN’s or LPN’s - 423-8291 finished heated laundry room, buried oil yard TD pass to ex-Jet Carl Dava B4B-0872 Rart time. Details on request. >33,900 <52,966 large kitchen with range and dish* to make the score 20-0 To a Three to 11 shift, full or part tank, and extra closet space. BDLTDN 56’ long Raised Ranch. Fleldstone/alumlnum Garrett late in the third time. Small progressive, Ir. Barker. ESCA Field Five room Ranch, acre exterior; double door front entry onto slate foyer. 3 washer. Family room off kilehen. 2-oar after Jeff Phillips scored Training Division Box 619, Beautiful 7 room Raltad Ranch. Aluminum brick period for a 41-10 lead wonderful wife skilled nursing facility. Call plus lot. walk to schooh, bedrooms, abundance of closets and storage attached garage. Beauliful private from two yards out and Wading River, New York. exterior, raised hearth (Irsplacs, alata foyer, 3 before Richard Todd added INSURANCE - Branch office, Mrs. Klett, DNS at 289-9573. great starter home. FOR SALE- Condominium- space, dining room, family room with bar and raised grounds professionally landscaped and Ken Stabler threw a 16- and mother. 11792. bedrooms, 2 batha, 10x16' deck, appllancas, 2-car New Y o rk ’s se c o n d of major life insurance com WARREN E. five rooms, 14 baths, rec garage, one plus wooded sera. hearth brick Ureplace, 2 4 batha, appliances, 10x16' eared for... yard TD pass Pete Love, pany is seeking a well NURSE - Licensed. Ideal for room, ample storage, end un deck, acre wooded lot. touchdown with a 37-yard semi-retired person. Easy, ACCOUNTING Background? Banaszak to put Oakland Dick, organized highly motivated Excevl ground floor oppor HOWLAND it, near woods, close to Route pass to Clark Gaines. secretary with figure aptitude pleasant. W ill supplement Realtor 843-1108 2, school, shopping and ahead. 13-0. retirement income. Call 649- tunity to operate and-or ex Stacey, and good typing. Salary com pand own business. Call Spec churches. Asking $25,509. 2^ 2358. and Bret mensurate with experience. trum, 1-269-3373, 3287. D V K F i S U CDVENTRY >48,900 ANDOVER CagI 525-5391 for appointment. >55,900 71 BELL STREET- Im COVENTRY-NORTH, □ realty company ImmaculaU ovaralzad Raiaad Ranch, 3 bvdroomt, Ultra-spacious 4 bedroom Raised Ranch, country MERRITT AGENCY 646-1180 Softball HELP WANTED maculate custom built live larga formal dining room, charming family room EXPE R IE N C E D dry wall in y)acious seven room Raised kitchen, 2 baths, 2 fireplaces, cedar siding, 2-car REALTORS 122 EAST CENTER ST. Expsritneed Qanaral □ EDUCATION room ranch, sunporch, patio, Ranch, central air-, excellent with firaplaca, tpacioua kitchan. large deck, 2-car Happy Birthday staller (and taping), part landscaped lot. 120x320. garage, 2.5 private acres. time. Call 643-1442 Machlnltfa lor 1st and condition. $42,900. Welles garage, deairabla location. F E U iN E Class B Town Softball •••••••••••••••••••••••••• Marion E Robertson Realtor. Agency 742-7356. BOB 2nd thllft, Muit hava a 643-5953. W. L, Tournament by whipping minimum of 5 yasra Private Instructions IS From, one you AVON-This summer, feel David’s 15 0 Center Congo last night at exparlanca on MANCHESTER- Completely HOME OF THE <38,966 Keeney Field, 10-3. cool. Earn money, meet peo REMEDIAL READING and NEW ENGLAND MANCHESTER >59,900 COLOMBIA! Crispino’s 9 6 love to tease. ple. gain confidence. Call 523- Brldgeporta, Lathaa, Jig math: individualized work refurbished six room Cape, i l f r JUST REDUCED Moriarty Bros. 7 9 The Bankers join the pcrtecl starter home, new ONE YEAR WARRANTY Clean 3 bedroom Ranch. Spacious kitchen with 9401 for information. Borea and ba abla to sat program, (lst-8th grade) by FARMHOUSE «anWt. rMit New Duplex, 3 bedrooms, 1 4 baths, separate built-lns and separate dining area, lleldstone Scruse Paint 6 10 Telephone from the Rec Masters degree teacher. 568- turnace, wiring. IMi baths, up and rsad a Blua Print. basements snd utlllllas, large rooms, city amenities. fireplace. 4 tread acres. Tomm’y Pizza 5 10 loop in post-season play. 8075. aluminum sided. Owner- 8-room Colonial built 1975, MANAGER-TRAINEE, and Mutt apply In person. agent, 646-2919 or 569-1688 d k Cut & Curl 4 11 Jerry Wilson supplied kitchen and dining room help 2 fireplaces. 4 bedrooms, □ NOTICES The Le -li Corporation (could be 5), huge family the punch with three wanted. Apply at Grandma’s □ REAL ESTATE COVENTRY-Jusl listed five singles, a double and four Pie Shop, 501 West Middle 190 funnel Road room home with two to three room, 10 acres of land with Third place in the finai Vsrnon, Conn. 06066 MANCHESTER >41,900 ANDOVER <39,966 RBI’s. Tom Sokolowsky Turnpike, Manchester. bedrooms. 50x300 foot lot. trout stream, 372,500. standings was won by Losf and Found 1 New roof, excellent value at singled and homered and Homes For Sale 23 Spacious Colonial. Dining room, 3 bedrooms, 1'A 3 bedroom home across from Andover Lake. Dining Moriarty’ s last night with FOUND-BIack and white 318,900 with assumable 74 per baths, largt kitchen, aluminum siding, recantly room, large living room, fireplace, beautifully A1 Pratt added a single and cent mortgage. 3150 .per a 5-2 playoff win over male cal. Vernon Street area, EIGHT ROOM Ansaldi built built. landscaped. month pays all. Keith real Scruse Paint at Mt.Nebo. triple as did Harry Hurley. 643-55941, 646-5172. Raised Ranch, two fireplaces, F.J. SPILECKI Brad Wheatley singled National Weather Forecast 1 1/2 baths, two car garage. EsUte, 646-4126 , 649-1922 Rsaltors 643-2121 Ginny Cappuccio, Joann $49,900. Call Dubaldo- This immaculate six-room Raised Ranch has just Perotti and Linda Chap twice in a winning cause. LOST- Black and white kitten, been reduced for a quick sale. Located in a quiet vicinity of Highland Park Lesperance, 646-0505. MANCHESTER - Sanlina man each blasted two base Best in defeat were Tim Drive. Five room expandable CDVENTRY <34,966 CDVENTRY <23,666 neighborhood. Four bedrooms, fireplaced living Smedick, Kip Blake and Market, Please call 646-8042, CAPE - Seven rooms, hits for the MB’s while MANCHESTER-Forest Hills- Ranch. Fireplace, breezeway. featuring 17x23 first floor Clean 3 bedroom Ranch, country kitchen, fireplace, 2 bedroom summer home overlooking lake. Base room, full basement with workshop, large eat-in garage, treed lot Hutchins Chickie Balesano limited Pete Haskell, all with two Executive Ranch, five family room, two fireplaces, hardwood floors, full basement, heavily treed and ment, garage, large lot, area of finer homes. Conver kitchen with built-in dishwasher and fan, and a bedrooms, family room, stone Agency. 646-3166. the Painters to six hits base hits. Personals 2 four bedrooms, central vac. prlvata location. sion possibility. detached garage ,\11 on a 110x110 ft corner lot and redwood front, wooded lot garage, treed lot 346,500 Patty Maneggia collected WOMEN'S REC = 2 ' CO VENTRY - tor sale by Close to Buckley School, RIDE WANTED - 8-4, from on high cul-de-sac. 646-6526. Philbrick Agency, Realtors, owner. Six room Cape, two two of the losing club’s W, L North end to Hartford, 646-4200. blows. Cougars 11 4 Woodland Street vicinity. Call MANCHESTER- $33,900- bedrooms, baseboard hot HOW ABOUT A CONDOMINIUM! Seven room Colonial, four water heat, new roof, wood REC Leopards 11 4 649-7609. SIXTEEN ACRES ■ Plus HEBRDN <34,566 WILLIMANTIC <27,966 bedrooms, good sized rooms, stove. Asking $27,500. No Our office invitee you to Inepect one of *41,900 restored antique Colonial in Large Two-Family. Owner’s side In move-in condi Blasting out 17 base hits, Tigers 4 11 one-car garage. Century 21. agents. Call 742-7069. 3 btdroom Raised Ranch, family room with Manchester. Fifteen rooms, the aeveral Condominium unite we have tion with dining room, dsn, large kitchen, 2 CBT gained a berth in the Bobcats 4 11 KEEP SMILING isewAiemV Jackston-Avante, 646-1316. flreplacs, large kitchan, garage, excellent condition, three full baths, nine available at Northfleld Green. Each unit bedrooms. Tenant’s side requires some work. near lake. KEEP HAPPY fireplaces, other features loo hae 3 bedrooms, carpeting, 2 full and 2 Excellent buy. MANCHESTER- Unique op MANCHESTER numerous to mention. $130,- 6 4 ) ^ 8 1 3 portunity to buy half newer 000. Philbrick Agency. half baths, and appliances. Compare the live room Duplex, three LOOKING TO BUILD? /Auctions 5 On Ihe best area in town. This Realtors. 646-4200. value. Priced from $35,900 to $37,900. bedrooms, oak lloors, walk large lot on Porter Street could Iw Scoreboard ANTIQUE Gun Auction: An- •PI WVAIM* KWOCASI * out basement, bus line $29.- just what you’ve been looking for ANDDVER <39,566 ANDDVER <42,966 licjue guns, Kentucky rifles, 900. Hayes Corporation, 646- your home high on the hill and BRICK DUPLEX ■ living :w6ivert6fr New, expandable 4-room Cape. Fireplace, dining military and replica items. 0131. clear just as much land as you room, kitchen, formal dining 3 bedroom Ranch on treed acre. Kitchen with dining REAL ESTATE need room, three bedrooms, rec room, country setting. From Jerry lacoford Collec For period ending 7 a.m., Sunday, Aug. 15. During Saturday tOHL MKK om ran D .F. REALE area, tloor-to-cslllng tlrsplace, cathedral csilingt, room. 2-car garage, excellent tion and others. Sunday, night, showers and thunderstorms are anticipated in portions of MANCHESTER-Two (three BARROWS a WALLACE slider to deck, thermal windows, garage. families each). Centrally condition, $51,900. Philbrick 175 Main St. ■ Open 9>9 - 646-4525 a>88 UAiN o tnSCET e MVsCxCSTfR n COS#< c ! y American League August 15th, 7 p.m. Howard the northern Atlantic coastal states, and parts of the Pacific s M O E in i BTni as u n National League Johnson’s Motor Lodge, exit located. Action Real Estate, H4-mi rtMIIS »MS1! Agency Realtors, 646-4200. Northwest, and central Pacific coast. Most other areas should East East 74, Conn. Turnpike at East 647-1300. CDVENTRY <32,966 W. L. Pct.GB Lyme, Conn. Inspection 6-7. receive fair weather. Minimum temperatures include: (ap GARRISON COLONIAL ■ W. L. Pet. GB Eight rooms built in 1967 brick Large Victorian, one plus acres, formal dining room, New York 68 44 . 607 - Terms cash. Consignments proximate maximum readings in parenthesis) Atlanta 68 (85), OPEN HOUSE CDVENTRY <42,966 Phila 74 39 .655 accepted. Boston 67 (75), Chicago 60 ( 73), Cleveland 59 (76), Dallas 74 INCOME AND INVESTMENT MANCHESTER - Three front, large modern kitchen, beautiful lot. Pittsburgh 61 52 .540 13 Baltimore 56 54 .509 11 bedroom Townhouse Con formal dining room, first floor S U N D A Y 1 - 5 Socludod 4 bodroom Colonial. Dining room, (92), Denver 56 (87), Duluth 44 (62), Houston 73 (91), Jackson OPPORTUNITIES New York 59 58 .504 17 Cleveland 55 57 .491 13 ville 70 ( 901, Kansas City 66 (81), Little Rock 70 ( 88), Los dominium Finished rec room, family room, 15x19, four spacious front-to-back living room, larga kitchen, two full baths plus two half bedrooms, 2-car garage, large Detroit 55 58 .487 1314 Angeles 64 ( 78), Miami 76 ( 88), Minneapolis 56 (71), New 2-3-4 Family houses. Also VA baths, immaculate condition. Chicago 53 65 . 449 23W □ EMPLOYMENT baths, plush carpeting, air- level lot. At the low, low. larger units. Live in almost .. St. Louis 48 63 .432 25 Boston 53 58 .477 14 W Orleans 73 ( 881, New York 70 (81), Phoenix 60 (100), San Fran conditioned, private end unit. price of $51,900. Philbrick ANDDVER 19,966 cisco 57 (71), Seattle 52 ( 62), St. Louis 65 ( 82), Washington 70 rent free after minimum Montreal 41 69 .373 31W Milwaukee 48 61 .440 I8 V2 $37,500. Warren E. Howland. Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. Charming 3-room home, walk to Andover Lake, Help Wanted 13 (85). down payment. Realtors, 643-1108. year-round homo. West West PHONE FROM home to ser MsnchMtar ANDDVER <26,966 vice our customers in the LAWRENCE F. FIANO EAST HARTFORD - Five W. L. Pet. GL W. L. Pet. GB Manchester area, flexible Raaltora 649-5371 room Ranch, full basement, 3 bedroom Cape with sxpanelon possibllltlse, lull SU BSTITUTE school bus MAJOR COMPANY ■ Night RANCH Cincinnati 76 40 .655 — Kan. City 68 45 . 602 hours, super earnings. 249- carport, patio, treed lot, $34,- basement, near lake. drivers, we will train, call 742- shift openings beginning 900. Warren E. Howland, Six room Ranch, 3 Los Ang. 62 53 .539 I3V2 Oakland 62 53 .539 7 7773. September 1st. All benefits bedrooms, fireplace, patio, 7339. D ^ l Realtors, 643-1108. 130 PINE STREET ANDDVER <43,966 Houston 58 60 .492 19 Minnesota 56 58 .491 12Vi paid, CMS, Blue Cross, in bedrooms each. 'Two-car base garage. $36,900. SALES POSITION - Straight surance. Shift hours 4:30 p.m. MANCHESTER: LOW 30’s! Seven-room Colonial, one- 2 bedroom Ranch, dining room, Florida room, San Diego 57 62 . 479 20W Texas 55 58 .487 13 ment garage. VA no down COVENTRY - Very nice loca commissions, leads furnished to 1 a m. Holiday pay, hourly WARREN E. car garage, large rooms. Two-Family possibility. SEE IT enclosed porch, landscaped. EAST HARTFORD ^36,900 Atlanta 53 63 .457 23 Chicago 49 63 .438 I8V2 payment. Live practically tion, three bedroom Raised to home owners. Call 242-5402. rate starting $2.50 an hour ANDDVER <44,966 Freshly painted 4 bedroom Cape, Wall-to- San Fran. 50 68 . 424 27 Calif. 50 66 .431 19V2 rent-free. For further infor Ranch, $41,900. For details HOWLAND TODAY. ALL OFFERS CONSIDERED, OLBU! going up to $3.35 the first year. call, 742-7569, Owner. pirsctlons; Csnisr Straal to Pina Straal. 8aa you thara. 3 bedroom Raised Ranch In very private location. LOTS AND ACREAGE STARTING wall carpeting. Beautiful fenced-in yard Friday's Results Friduy's Results ACT NOW ■ Turn spare time mation Action Real Estate, Rsaltor 643*1108 Apply 60 Progress Drive. 647-1300. Rec room, den, carpeting, 2-car garage. with stately maple trees, outdoor Chicago 3-7, Los Angeles Texas 2, Cleveland 1 into 333! Be a S a n ta’ s Equal opportunity employer. Demonstrator, earn commi3- MANCHESTER - 66 Duplex, SPOTLIGHT HOME AT <7,500 fireplace, full cellar, city utilities, bus line 2-8 Chicago 5, Baltimore 2 3ions up to 30%- or ■ have a MANCHESTER- new six aluminum siding, 2-car gar WE WANT honest reliable RANCH - Seven rooms, three Montreal 6-3, San Diego Detroit 3, Kansas City ■Toy & Gift Party in your room Ranch, two baths, stone age, separate furnaces. Im FOUR MILTIPIE LISTINfi SERVICES TO BEHER SERVE BUYERS AND SELLERS on quiet, residential street. Immediate oc persons who can meet people maculate condition, $54,900. bedrooms, modern kitchen, L 0-4 2 home and earn free gifts! Our fireplace, 13x21 country size shaped living and dining cupancy. Only $36,900. 78 and make friends for our kitenen, reduced to $46,900. Warren E. Howland, St. Louis 8, Atlanta 0 New York 9, Minnesota 3 29th year! Call or write San business. Good income oppor room. Large paneled family ta's Parties, Avon, Conn. Hayes Corporation. 646-0131. Realtors, 643-1108. 742-9144 647-9144 Cincinnati 7, New York 3 Milwaukee 2, California tunity, call 872-4515 between room in basement, garage, 06001. Phone 1-673-3455. patio, 300’ deep lot, $39,W. San Francisco 3, 0 10 a m. -12 noon. An equal op- VERNON-Gracious eight REDUCED - Eight room portuntiy employer. Philbrick Agency, Realtors. Philadelphia 0 Oakland 2, Boston 0 RNs wanted for full time or room Colonial situated on Ranch, 2200 sq. ft, 11/2 baths, Route 6. Anboutr. (Eonnecticut What Is Your Property two fireplaces, three-zone 646-4200. Pittsburgh 8, Houston 5 part time II p.m. to 7 a m. large landscaped lot in an DISHWASHER - Four to five area of fine homes.Two-car heat, appliances, basement roduy’s Games shifts. Apply to Directors of evenings a week. Call Cavey’s MANCHESTER - Quality Worth? f iarage, family room, has three additional rooms, Immaculate 8-room Raised Ranch. Four bedrooms. 14 Nursing Salmon Brook Con DRIVERS Restaurant, 643-2751. built seven room Cape, We will inspect your property and suggest Today's Gaines Texas (Briles 8-8 ) at valescent Home, off House ireplaced living room, wall- two car garage. Immediate baths, air conditioned. Excellent neighborhood. Nicely featuring plaster walls and JircH tJiE Ica ltji 3tic. an asking price > No obligation i Los Angeles (Rau 10-9) Cleveland (Waits 5-5) Street, Glastonbury. Phone FOR to-wall carpet, covered patio occupancy. $51,900. Ken landscaped 120x125 lot. City water and sewers Low 340’s. KEYPUNCH OPERATOR - If Ostrinsky, Realtor, 643-1333. many built-in additions. New York (Holtzman 9- 633-5244. and much more. Asking $56,- Fireplaced front to back Call today. Ask us about our guarantee sales plan TODAY' at Chicago (Burris 9-11) you are an experienced *500. Zinsser Agency, 646-1511. Cincinnati (Zachry 113) 8) at Minnesota (Goltz 9- SCHOOL BUSES keypunch oprator and can living room, den, formal 742-9144 647-9144 LEGAL SECRETARY- dining room, 9x12 enclosed at New York (Espinosa 1- 11) use 029 or a 129 machine and if MANCHESTER - Enlarged JACKSTON-AVANTl Experience required. Small you are interested in doing porch, three bedrooms up ) Boston (Jenkins 11-9) at firm. Call 289-8625. Training itarta now lor three bedroom Ranch In HOUSE SALE 2 temporary work, come in ana stairs, 1 1/2 baths, basement PASEK desirable Manchester Green 646-1316 iiHiKs REALTORS-MLS Pittsburgh (Medich 5-11) Oakland (Blue 10-10) qualHtod paopla to loam MUST BE SOLD ree room, attached 2-car gar 4 Alultiple CiBting l^eniicefl to aerue gou better. register with Manpower at featuring an 18x15 first floor I,.127 W. Middle T p k e .^ EAST HARTFORD 289-7475 Chicago (Barrios 3-5 and MATURE PERSON-to work to driva school bus part- All Raatonabto age. Large treed lot, affords at Houston (Andujar 6-8) once. For your convenience family room, 14x22 fireplaced part time Wednesday, lima In Manchaatsr or much p riv a c y , $38,500. St. Louis (Rasmussen 3- Brett 6-7) at Baltimore we will be interviewing at living room, one and 4baths, Oflara Conaldarad Thursdayaand Friday Vernon In September. Philbrick Agency, Realtors, 9) at Atlanta (Messersmith (Palmer 15-10 and Manchester Y, Tuesday and more. Walk to school and Seven room colonial wlU) plea evening, 5-9 p.m All day Sun August 17th, 9-1 p.m.. Man 64fr4200. Flanagan 0-3), 2 day 9:30 a m. to 5 p.m. Apply shopping. Asking $45,900. sant yard on tree-lined street. 11-9 or Niekro 12-8), N power, 10 Haynes Street, IMPRESSIV. TOLLAND A GREAT L6CATI6N in person, Swiss Colony. Mhiimum Requirements Zinsser Agency, 646-1511. Fireplaced living room, dining San Francisco (Barr 10- Detroit (Lemanezyk 4-4) Hartford. 278-1680. room with corner cupboard, bright MANCHESTER - Circa 1752, BEST BUYS BY BEUIORE at Kansas City (Leonard Manchester Parkade. eat-ln kitchen, one and balhi, known as Manchester’s oldest 8) at Philadelphia (Carlton . 5 years good driving MANCHESTER - Seven room 1 three bedrooms, large den home, twelve rooms, five FOREST HILLS FINEST: 13-4) N 14-4), N EXPERIENCED Window experience. SECRETARY - Receptionist - aluminum sided Cape with busy Manchester medical Immediate occupancy. bedrooms, two baths, three Milwaukee (Slaton 12-10) washer. Must be reliable. All breezeway and garage. Three San Diego (Jones 18-7) at 2. No criminal record. practice needs a pleasant per fireplaces, raised paneling, 1) 9 room Raised Ranch, 4 bedrooms, ■ plethora of Montreal (Stanhouse 8-5), at California (Kirkwood 4- fringe benefits Equal Oppor or (our bedrooms, ureplace, 3. Good physical condition. son in front office. Accurate rec room. Priced at $37,900. wide board floors, good loca extras Including drapes valued ft $2,000! Private, 9) , N tunity Employer. Call 649- tion. Philbrick Agency, N 5334. 4. Proper attitude. typing and figure work plus Zinsser Agency, 646-1511. estate-like yard, take the time this one's worth the hone and public contact, Realtors, 6464200. price and more! 5. Clean Appearance. londay, Tuesday, Wednesday ^ re a lty Sunday'sGanies Sunday's Games R E A L ESTATE opening- for R W« ar* proud to oftor ttOo mootorfui Mondtng o4 quoNty bvUt 2) If a ColonTal'a your thing, here's the very best one! • 6. Be available for work and Friday, 9 a.m.- 5 p.m. and TOLLAND tMLdNTMnMAMCNUnR MANCHESTER - Seven craRomanoMp and taatoMy daooratad S-room Raiaad R an^ San Francsco at Texas at Cleveland highly motivated sales person rooms, full shed dormered •aautitul aamat IMahad Rraplaca In Nvtng roam. Pamity raom wtth rooms, 4 bedrooms, 2Vi baths, 2-car garage and slight during the entire alternating Thursdaysdaj and U &R Colonial in sought after Birch Hill. Carpeted living Philadelphia New York at Minnesota with real estate license with POOL 6471419 Cape, three or four bedrooms, ftraplaoa and oaoan panaNne. $ badrooma,laundry room, hoatod oar- ly less than a hundred features and exiraat Try this one school year. Saturday mornings. Salary •pa. taeludad on 2 plua aerat protaaalonalty landaoapad. OoH-lHn an established realtor ask for 7 A large baautllul In* newer kitchen, living room, room, formal dining room, kitchen with built-lns, 1st floor In the sixtiesi Cincinnati at New York Boston at Oakland commensurate with lawn, mahira apruoa, HuH traaa, M t U ural, ahruba and a laroa oar dan enhances the value ol this clean 3 bedroom Colonial. Mr. Bissell. Philbrick Agency, gound pool comoo with rec room, new aluminum laundry, plus fireplaced family room, 3 oversized maka ttOa homo apaotaeular. IM ,M 0. St. Louis at Atlanta Chicago at Baltimore, 2 AM and/or PM Routsa experience. Business and per COVENTRY- NORTH, cap 646-4200. siding, 335,900. Philbrick bedrooms plus sewing room, 24 baths, aluminum & brick Dne end 'A bathe, large llrapitced living room, formal ^ n Diego at Montreal Detroit at Kansas City PIsaaa call John Thrall at sonal references required. this extra nice 8 room tivating eight room Spill- Box U, Manchester Herald. Raleed Ranch, 4 Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. exterior, double garage. All this on 4 acre wooded lot. BUILDING LOTS dining room, kitchen, plus a two-car garage and treed U)s Angeles at Chicago Milwaukee at California PART TIME janitor cleaners many custom extras- lot on Princeton Street. bodrooma, 250. Call M9-3409. Large variety of Apartments and 4 Bridge holding p V j= children, pets. Working 000 miles on this engine. 8 One-horse £ D h a t w a y Townhoutes throughout 5 Lion, for one T * Manchester. adults. 643-2^. Clutch heeds work, both for chaise o E ' K'ou'a ' By Abigail Van Buren 6 Footed vase 1974 MFG fiberglass boat, 15', Ranfaf Oflica open tfa/fy ••9, 8300. 647-1039. 12 Toward the Ft R 9 E NEVER 0E sheltered sKje 7 Be sealed X o V s 1 motor and trailer. Excellent taf. fO'J, Sunday ff>9 STORRS-UCONN area. Large DEAR ABBY: I am wondering if other farm families Rr tJ T Y A 6000 HAHAHAHA! condition. 81,100. Call 643- four room home, wall to wall 13 Son of Gad 8 Continued F b E s T O 9 Al A, 646-1021 VOLVO - 1965, 122S, 46oor, have this problem with city relatives. We almost have to (Bib.) story hJ J p u k MaoeiAN 6187. carpeting, stove and A u t 240 New State Road good condition. 8800. Call 646- 14 Brings forth 0 Frozen rain refrigerator. 8250. monthly put locks on everything when they come to visit. 41 Prolective The city folks are so antique-crazy, they tear the boards lambs 10 Handle (Fr.) 26 Rip MANCHESTER plus utilities. No pets, adults 15 Horse color 11 Belgian stream 27 Narrow way covering only. 649-5371, 4294000. off the bams, pick up fence posts and go snooping through 18 Emmet 19 Correlative of 26 Bombyx 42 Forehead Qardan Produeta 47 1966 LE MANS Automatic, 43 Demolish power steering, interior and the cupboards to 3ee if maybe we've got some old, beat-up 17 Get up neither 29 Jabbers brass or copper pots they can make into lamps. 16 Portable 20 Implement 31 Soothsayer 44 Genus of ducks CANNING TOMATOES - exterior exceflent condition. chairs 22 British baby 34 Let it stand 46 Roman already picked, 83.00 1/2 ROCKVILLE - Accepting Bualneae lor Rent 55 8350. Call 646-3216. They are always asking how old things are and if we carriage (print.) emperor applications for one bedroom, 20 Doorkeeper S-ld bushel. Italian plum tomatoes know where they came from. We wouldn’t mind if they 21 Folding bed 23 Church service 37 Old-time 47 The Orient ideal for sauce or stewing, 8127 per month, two-bedroom, FOR RENT - Connecting or 1969 MGB, excellent condi waited until we discarded something, but I can be sitting 22 Genus of 24 Fish sauce vehicle 46 Large plant 8161 p er m onth, th re e te front room offices, tion, roll bar, rack, 22 on a rocking chair, and they’ll ask if I’m ready to throw it grasses 25 Mexican 38 Ailing 50 Taxi 83.00 1/2 bushel. KrawskI 39 Tradesman 51 Harem room WINTHflOP Farms, 178 Foster Street, So. bedroom, 8174 per month. K in Street. Call 6436846. Montclair Drive., out. • 23 Mother (Latin) foodstuff By DICK CAVAUI Rent includes all utilities, 26 Streetcar Mickey Finn — Morris Weiss Windsor, Conn. First right Manchester. They think everything they see at a farm house is an 1 5“ 3“ 4 5 v 7 9 16 11 wall-to-wall carpeting, and TWO - Professional Offices - 30 Southern state past Manchester town line off antique. We try to tell them, "Maybe so,” but that some (ab.) l3 14 Route 30. parking. Call 1-237-8859 for in First Roor, excellent business 1988 FALCON • Six cylinder 12 formation. EHO. things we still use ourselves, and if not, we might want to 31 Pinniped F WHAT MAKES VOO THINK BUT I STILL WANTED location, all facilities, station wagon. New automatic 32 Constellation 15 16 U I'M AN ANGEL.' MAYBE... PEEP you. I NEEDED VOU. parking, rent reasonable. 649- save them for our children. transmission, brakes, shocks, They make fun of their country cousins, but I wonder 33 Dry. as wine POWN IN MV HEART... I SUSPECT RUSS... t NEED you ONE five room apartment 1680, 649-3549. rear wheel bearings, muffler 34 Line of IB 19 26 ED THAT you DID MARRY ME NOW/ I CAN'T STOP newly redecorated with and gas tank. 8350. 644-0661. what Utey's think if we came to their homes and stood over juncture LOi/ING YOU' FOR CORN’S SAKI refrigerator and stove. One MANCHESTER-Four new of their belongings like a bunch of vultures. 35 Clamp 36 Child's vehicle four room apartment newly fices ranging from 225 to 320 FROM IOWA 73 24 27 28 29 38 Notions STOP AT THE redecorated with refrigerator square feet. Downtown Main Trucka for Sale and stove. Call 872-8718. 52 40 Dry (comb, ST LP Street location. Warren E. DEAR FROM: They'd probably think you were form) ■ CORN CRIB Howland Realtors, 643-1108. 1955 CHEVY PIC K U P- grasping hayseeds with bad manners, when in fact they are 41 Pub order 33 THREE ROOM apartment, Chrome wheels, runs good. grasping urbanites with no class. 42 Glume stove and refrigerator in 45 Pluto, for one 37 BUCKLAND ROAD BEAUTIFUL one rqpm of Asking 8350. Call 6 4 9 -^ . cluded, 8190. per month, fice, professionally decorated, DEAR ABBY: My mother-in-law must have at least 200 49 Genus of frogs SOUTH WINDSOR references required. 50 Heart (anal.) 5 T 41 air-conditioned, ample 1975 FORD F250 % Pickup, pictures standing around. They’re on her mantle, piano, 52 Shakespear Philbrick Agency, 644-4200. 46 v r 48 parking. Call 646-2212. P .S ., p.b., automatic, 8-foot television and every table in the place. Her walls are also ean king 42 43 a bed, candy apple red. Call Farm Freah Vegeleblea MANCHESTER SIX ROOM covered with them. All are pictures of her children when 53 Eskers 4^ 52 SOME SPACE still available. after 4 p.m. and anytime on 54 Stir Picked Dally Duplex, recently redecorated they were babies and in various stages of childhood. I have Homaa For Sala 23 Real Eatate Wanted 28 Arllclea lor Sale 41 Arllclea lor Sale 41 Manchester Mall. Join the weekends. 742-6098. 55 Gaelic 53 54 1 55 with new bath. Two children never seen such clutter in my life. 56 Direction others for our September Should I tell her that no one cares to see a baby picture Priscilla’s Pop — Al Vermeer MANCHE.STER ■ New eight IMMEDIATE Cash for your FOR SALE - 12 string Hofner TAG SALE-Three families, accepted. Available opening, 643-1442. 57 Prohibit 57 58 September 15th. 8225. per PACKAGE DEAL - 1952 of her 35-year-old son naked and on a fur rug? (The "baby" 56 Routine 14 room Colonial under construc property. Let us explain our German make guitar, $80. A u^st 14 and 15, Saturday FORD truck 4-ton with power month. Security deposit and is my husband.) KMKRI’HISE 4SSN ■ tion. 2 1/2 baths. 2 car garage. fair proposal. Call Mr. Call 742-6607. ana Sunday, 9 a.m. rain or WANTED TO LEASE - lift, and 1946 Oliver bulldozer I'LL BE Belfiore. 647-1413. lease required. Write r “ Don’t tell me that if I don’t like the looks of her house I CAN I BOX OF H ERE YOU GO...) YOU CAME THROUGH 10” of insulation in ceiling. 1 shine, Marlborough Road, LOMBARDO FARMS - Pick Garage type building, ap with trailer. 82,500. Call 742- G E T YOU CRAYONS.' BACK IN A WITH FLYING COLORS .3/4 acres Choose your colors TAG SALE - Swamp Road, Glastonbury, between your own - tomatoes, peppers, Manchester Herald. proximately 2,500 square feet. 6044 after 8 p.m. shouldn't visit her. because my husband is one of those for interior and rugs. 856,900 Coventry, off 44-A. August 15, Greyledge an5 Arbor Acre not peppers and eggplant, by Call Mr. Garry, 529-6366, if no devoted sons who thinks he has to run over there nearly A N Y T H IN G DOWN JIFFY/ y P O P ' , MAY WE BUY your home’ LARGE one bedroom, all A participating builder in the Quick, fair, all cash and no 10 a m. Two families. Small Farms. 633-4372. the basket. Spencer Street, answer, call 1-401-724-8180 1969 FORD-E-100 window van every night, and he drags me with him. PRISCILLA S T A IR S .' , mty Plan n; and large miscellaneous items Manchester-next to K-Mart electric apartment, central collect. 8750. Call 643-5095. How can I tell her it’s time she updated her collection? Win at Bridge roblems. Call Warren E location, 8175 plus utilities. lor 10 years, nationallynally inin- f|lowland. Realtors. 643-1108. including beds, lamps and FOR SALE - Dog houses. One Plaza - Bring your (own con ANONYMOUS. PLS. (, COUOH', sured protection Charles chairs, storm door and win large, one medium. Never tainers. Aiso butter and sugar Available October 1st. 649- M - p j 2387. COUGH' Ponticelli and Son. 646-1540, dow. lighting fixtures, boy u s^ . Reasonable. 875-4179. corn, by the dozen or by the OFFICE STAGE DEAR ANON: It’s your mother-in-law’s home, and 646-0800 SELL your house through J. scouts equipment, etc. bag (5 doz.). Uolorcyclea-BIcyclea 54 apparently she enjoys the collection, so if you don't, keep South checks best play VVatson Beaach Real Estate MANCHESTER- Available FOR BENT your eyes closed. And your mouth as well. Company. Professional real AIR CONDITIONER - Castro immediately, newer 3 ELLiNQTON SSS.SOO Building Suppilea 42 PICK YOUR OWN-Tomatoes IZSO square feet, center of I MOTORCYCLE Insurance • estate service for nearly 50 convertible ottoman. Three and peppers. 35 cents lb. 16 bedroom duplex on dead-end 1 Manchester, air conditioning and I Specializing in low cost DEAR ABBY: John and I were married in 1970. It was South saw that if the heart c y . # years. Call our Manchester of street, IW baths, wall-to-wall NORTH 14 FAMILY RETREAT room-size rugs and pads, NATURAL STONE for South Road, Bolton, 649-6472. I parking. Call 643-96S1. coverage for over 10 years. the second time around for both of us. Because of *Q72 finesse was on he would make Here is an ideal situation for a fice for an estimate of value twelve cinder blocks and GE carpeting, finished basement Binding authority. Crockett six diamonds. He would win father-son or similar situation A retaining walls, veneers, Tomaszewski. interfering relatives, including eight children and in-laws V AQ85 without obligation. 647-9139, hairdryer. Call 649-3409. patios, etc Pick up by the with bar, tool shed. No pets. Agency, Inc., 643-1577. the first trick with the queen "no better built " 2 Family, 3 large 8285 per month plus security. on both sides, who did everything they could to break up. 9 J95S bedrooms, beautiful modern pound or delivery by the ton. TOMATOES - pick your own of hearts, knock out the ace of Call 6466618. Retort Proparty our marriage, we were divorced three years later. The 4^ A J kitchen, dining room, living room, TAG SALE - Electronic radio Bolton Notch Stone Quarrv containers, 21 Angel Street, 1974 HARLEY Sportster - trumps, draw trumps, discard sliding glass ooors to deck, I acre, For Rent 56 problem is, we still love each other. and transistor equipment and 649-3163. Manchester. XLH. Excellent condition. EAST two of dummy’s spades on the Captain Easy — Crooks and Lawrence oversiied garage, aluminum Articles for Sale 41 FIRST FLOOR five modern Despite all the unpleasantness, we forgave each other WEST siding, immaculate variety of other articles. 82600. or best offer. Call after A K 10 54 A9863 long clubs and eventually ruff niit msK tmtTHn Thursday. Friday and Sunday. rooms, stove, refrigerator, all COLUMBIA LAKE- four 6 p.m. 875m00. and continued what has always been a wonderfully loving ALUMINUM sheets used as carpeting, 8210. Married cou room cottage, available relationship. We are in our mid-50s and feel ridiculous V J 9 3 2 V K 10 6 his jack of spaes in dummy. S06H; MAVBE THERE'S WRITIN' OPEN IT UP, MA BARROWS & WALLACE Rain or shine, 179 Birch ♦ 64 ♦ A7 AN ’ S E E WOT printing plates. .007 thick. ge H. Griffing, he. Antlyuaa 48 ple. 6496350. August 21-Lahor Day. 228- South also saw that PA CUCKOO SPIT O N IT. T E L L IN ' w o t S S O N N A uwoisth «tfi. o midi Street. 1974 YAMAHA 350 - Road sneaking around to be together. « 9 7 4 2 HAPPEN T-V1E...LIKE ONE OE T S A V S ; M|.m t!> IIS niisis 23x32”. 25 cents each or 5 for 3803. *653 irrespective of where the OUT SUMP'Wl 3 4 Bike. 2,500 miles, asking 8800. John says. "Let’s say to heck with everything, sell our THEM CHINESE FORTUNE $1. Phone 643-2711. SCREENED LOOM WANTED Antique furniture, MANCHESTER- Available SOUTH (D) heart and spade kings were TAG SALE- 96 H ollister • Sand • Brava! • FIH 643-9027. houses, move i.OOO mile» away from all the relatives and A A J c o o k i e s ; Street. Saturday 9-5. Moving glass, pewter, oil paintings, or immediately, brand new three Wanted to Rani 57 located, North could make at CLEAN USED refrigerators, Andover other antique items R enjoy the years we have left!” V 7 4 least four notrump. from state. Many items from bedroom duplex, IW baths. II HONDA 1972. CL 350. Neither of us has to work, and our financial situation is ranges, automatic washers, Harrison, 643-8709. MALE STUDENT 19 - seeks 9 K Q 10 B 2 Therefore, South reasoned Loti-Land For Sale 24 garage, yard, household. 742-7886 aapliances, wall-to-wall Excellent condition. 8600. Call good. Should 1 put myself first for once in my life and «9KQI06 with guarantees. R.D, Pearl’s carpeting, deck, excellent roommate and quiet apart- that his only chance for any Building materials, hardware, 646^635. remarry John? Or keep up a house for my remaining . North-South vulnerable VERNON- Wooded lot, Box Appliances, 649 Main St., M3- all winter items, lawn roller, ANTIQUES Wanted - location. No pets. 8280 per rtient for September. Prefer match points at all would be to 2171. American furniture, oriental Manchester area. Call 64fr unmarried daughter? Mountain Drive. All picnic table, cartop carrier, month plus security. Call 646- 1970 KAWASAKI, 350 Enduro, North East South play safe for five diamonds no previews. rugs, paintings, pewter. Wind 0618______1583. TORN West engineering done, ready to DARK LOAM - Five yards. Doga-BIrda-Pela 43 8525. Excellent condition, 7000 1 ♦ and beat anyone who reached build. Merritt Agency, 646- sor chairs, crocks, jugs, six and found the heart finesse $30., plus tax. Washed patio weathervanes, primitives. miles, 9:30-5 p.m. Call 643- Pass I e Pass 2 A 1180 DOG-CAT BOARDING HAVE WE HELPED YOUNG WORKING couple 2171. Ask (or Steve. DEAR TORN: Your John is a man after ray own heart. wrong. and pool sand, gravel, stone. ANTIQUE Empire Bureau - Ron Dionne, 643-1691. YOU LATELY? Phone with 2 year old desires fairly Remarry him and move away from both your families. Pass 3 ♦ Pass 4 ♦ 643-9504. Roper gas stove. Hotpoint bathing/grooming. Complete Pass 4 V Pass 4 * So South called for dummy's BOLTON - Choice one acre M3-2711. large two or three bedroom Don’t worry about your unmarried daughter. She’s refrigerator and old trunk. modern facilities. Canine WANTED - Complete estates, 1971 HONDA SL 125. Great Pass 5 4, Pass 5 ♦ ace of hearts, went after ^proved lot. on Rolling Hills Holiday Inne, 200 Sheldon apartment. Preferably in trail or street bike. Plastic probably due to leave the nest soon anyway. Enjoy your trumps and made his contract HITACHI- Stereo cassette Call 649-3893. clocks, phonographs, steins. dujUex or two-family. Pass Pass Pass Trail, heavily wooded, Road, Manchester. 646-5971. MANCHESTER- Attractively fenders. 8300. Call 646-1838. lives. It's always later than you think. Opening lead — 2 V right on the nose. It didn't do exclusive neigh^rhood, un tape recorder in excellent Will buy outright or sell on paneled, four room apart Reasonable rate. Will condition. Ideal for home or TAG SALE-New, used, items. consignment, any quantity. remodel. 649-5474. him much good, but at least it Alley Oop — Dave Graue derground utilities, backed to office. Originally $150., now Girl's. 5 clothes, boy’s size 12, FREE TO Good home - Three ment, stove, refrigerator, protected land. Simsbury 651- 644-8962. references no pets. 8165. 646- worked out better than finess $85. 646-5385, evenings. scout. August 14, 15, 21, and year old German Shepherd. Campera-Trallera ing the heart, losing the spade 3985.^ 3167 , 228-3540. RESPONSIBLE Woman Mobile Hornet Astro-graph 22, 9-3. 136 Greenwood Drive, Call 643-2868 after 5 p.m. 85 T H AT WAY.' YOU f e l l a s S IT WANTED - Old antique clock, desires to rent, nice furnished By Oswald & James Jacoby finesse if East shifted to a IF ~OJ WAMTA THAT'S / ...M\ M EN A R E WEAK FROM WHICH WAY I THROUGH THE -nSHT.' I'LL GO GET Manchester. also parts. 644-0209, after 6 spade and winding up in the EASIER \ LACK OF FOOD) I f e a r DID h e s o , j ELLINGTON - building lots ALUMINUM SIDING AKC English Setter puppies, THREE ROOM Apartment - home or condominium from 18’ CAMPER trailer - single By BERNICE BEDE OSOL TALK ID AMEVRQI TREESi IM FOR YOU ' ^ Sacrifice. Distributor has lef p.m. September through May. 646- ash can. WHY CONTCHA SAID THAN > t h e r e IS NOT O N E ANtONG BARTHOLOMEW • on Standish Road abutting good for show, hunting, pets. Near hospital and busline. Air axle, excellent condition. Sometimes it pays to go PONE, THEM VNHO HAS TH E Ellington Ridge Country Club, tover brand new first quality NEIGHBORHOOD TAG Sale- conditioned, second floor. No Eleven years old. 81.500. Call For Sunday, Aug. 15, 1975 SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) SEND SOMEBOtW' I , fuTi'^' Ready to leave mom in two WANTED - old antique after overtricks in match- A F T E R T M T SENOK s t a m i n a t d c a t c h h im AA zoned, city water, very siding in original factory car Saturday and Sunday, August weeks. Call after 6 p.m., 742- children or pets. 8175 per 742-8930. ARIES (March 21-Aprtl 19) Be Someone whose advice you OOR reasonable price. 649-3423 tons. Must sacrifice. Installa 14th and 15th. 9-5, Rain or phonograph. Call 644-1320 month. 646-4838. RENT WANTED - Two careful today it money is being sought will get a little annoyed point play. On other occasions 6710. declarer should give the hand Several readers have asked after 5 p m tion and terms arranged. Call shine. Fernwood Road. Ver after 5 p.m. responsible young women SELLING YOUR mobile exchanged between you and a with you when she sees you do ■ y friend. A misunderstanding just the opposite of what you the same play that he would in when a revoke becomes es Warehouse, l-BOO-382-0586. non, half mile from Circle off SIBERIAN HUSKIES - three ROCKVILLE - Four freshly looking for two bedroom home? Top dollar offered for Route 83. Child's clothing, fur THE PACK RAT - Collec could arise over something sil agreed upon. rubber bridge. The test is to tablished. ATTENTION BUILDERS! champion sired copper and painted rooms, no pets, house in East Hartford, fast re su lts. 1-828-0360, niture plus. tibles. old things, quality ly compare the possible results The rule is clear here It Several superlative lots white males. AKC registered, security. Utilities extra. 8150. Manchester and Bolton area. broker. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dm . MAYTAG washer and elec Turquoise jewelry. at your contract with those becomes established as soon adjoining Country Club For tronic dryer, good condition, blue eyes, excellent with 643-9743. Please call 667-1551 from 8 TAUR US (April 20-May 20) 21) You're not overly in details Mr. Matthew, Belfiore TAG SALE-53 Francis Drive, Reasonable. Sunday 12-6, 40 a m. to 12 ooon. Indecisive people will not wear dustrious today. You'll look for that will be attained by other as the revoker or his partner asking $125 for both. Call 649- 10 a.m. to 6 p.m., August 14th children, reasonable. Call 528- Flora Road, off Route 85, YOUR CHOICE two or three Agency, 647*1413. 4835 after 6 p.m. 1815. FIVE Large Rooms, second bedrooms, colors and decor, well today Don't get seriously shortcuts for tasks requiring declarers. plays to the next trick and 15th. Three families. Bolton. floor, convenient location. SINGLE working woman new 14’ wide delivered at 89.- involved with anyone who can time and patience Bungled AKC POODLE PUPPIES- 8165. Married couple with two seeks three room apartment 995. trades welcome. Our not make up her own mind. projects are likely. WEATHERVANES - hand TRUNDLE BED, good condi children. 649-6350. in Manchester with October Berry’s World | Real Estate Wanted 28 Female. 875, Call 742-6953. prrees can’t be beat. 50 homes GEMINI (May 21-Juno 20) You CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan crafted and hand forged. For tion. $30. Call 643-1814. 1st occupancy, prefer heat, to choose from starting at have a pal who is always pry 19) If you want your friends to additional information send DACHSHUND, long hair □ RENTALS TWO BEDROOM luxury hot water included for 8165. 8995. Excellent financing ing into your affairs. Today, her treat you with warmth and ALL CASH for your property self-addressed stamped TAG SALE- Quality Call 289-4425 after 5 p.m. curiosity is at a higher peak The Flintstones — Hanna-Barbera Productions within 24 hours. Avoia red miniatures, AKC registered, to w n h o u se , lo c a te d In available. Parts, supplies and respect today, you must treat envelope to Box 463, Rocky Refinishing 199 Forest Street, Highland Park section of than usual. Watch what you them in the same manner tape, instant service. Hayes champion sired, show quality, accessories. Full time service Hill. Conn. 06067. Manchester - Used furniture, Rooma lor Rant 52 Manchester, wooded and department. Plaza Homes, say. yourself. Corporation. 646-0131. some antique, Saturday 10-4, w elp^ June 10th. 643-7837. BLHRPUHO S A S Y private. For information call, □ AUTOMOTIVE 1348 Wilbur Cross Highway, C A N C E R (June 21-July 22) AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) IS N O T OHE OF DINING ROOM SET-R<|^k and Sunday 11-3. ESSEX MOTOR INN - Weekly 646-1616 or 6466008. m y f a v o r i t e SELLING your house? Call us THREE ADORABLE kittens Berlin Turnpike, Berlin, Conn. You're prone to take risks to Today you're likely to pack it In maple, excellent condition, rooms, single 856., double 869. 1-8286369. day. not so much yourself but M O T H E R L y first and we'll make you a $200. rouble bed. rock maple, to be given away to good iust when the end is In sight. To DUTIES/ UPRIGHT Davis Piano - Near home, one calico, and two plus tax, continental 4W ROOMS, overlooking Autos For Sala 81 on others There's a good be a winner you'll need more cash offer. T J Crockett.. mattress box spring, good breakfast, maid service, color Realtor, 643-1577 perfect condition. Call 649- gray, white and yellow. Call park, appliances, 8180 plus chance you'll back the wrong staying power condition, $75. 643-7424. 5943 or 649-2034. 646-0355. TV, utilities, parking. Call, beat, no rats, September 1st. NEED CAR? Credit bad? horse. 646-2300. Automotb/a Sanlca 88 P IS C E S (Feb. 20-March 20) Call 649-to after 3:30 p.m. Bankrupt? Repossessed? LEO ( July 23-Aug. 22) If You may be asked to relay Im- Honest Douglas accepts WANTED middle-aged ELM MOTORS- Toyota, Dat- you're uncertain about how portant information to ROCKVILLE - Remodeled lowest down, smallest sun specialists, factory something you want to do someone today Write the woman to share expenses in seven room apartment, near payments. Douglas Motors, might effect others. It's best six room Duplex, good trained, one day service, 114 message down Your memory shopping, hospital. Stove, 345 Main. East Main, Rockville. 871- you don't try it. can't be trusted. neighborhood, 890. monthly refrigerator, and heat in 1617. rent plus half utilities. 646- clude, small security, 8198. WE PAY 815 for complete VIRGO (Aug. 23-Stpl. 22) It 1297. per month. Call 872-6895. junk cars. Call Joey, Tolland would be a mistake today to Your Auto Body, 528-1990. pretend you know something ROOMS FOR RENT - central about a matter of which, in Birthday LUXURY APARTMENT - in Good-Looking truth, you know very little. ly located. 146 Center Street. Manchester available for sub PARTS Department now open Aug. 15. 1979 Please call 649-0013. let September 1st. Adults Saturdays. Complete line of LIBRA (Sept. 23-O d. 23) Don't preferred, no pets. 8300. Call Chrysler parts. Chorches let yourself get inveigled into a This year you will explore new Born Loser — Art Sansom CLEAN, FURNISHED room, 649-3409. Motors. 649-3646. business situation today with a avenues in order to add to your central, apply 4 Pearl Street last-talking sates type who resources. Your prospects Services Oflered 31 Services Ottered look encouraging, provided 31 Painting-Papering 32 Rooting-SIdIng-ChImney 34 or call 646-4701 after 6 p.m. FOUR ROOMS, second floor 1972 VOLKSW AGEN- usually falls at what he attempts. you don't go off on tangents. rVB 6CT CASH F^AID for your older, FOAM MATTRESSES, B.H. MAGOWAN Jr Si Sons - near Senior Citizen’s Center, Immaculate, excellent condi ROOFER will install roof, Apartmenia For Rent 53 stove, refrigerator included. tion. Low mileage. ra.OOO. 64^ unwanted or junk cars. cushions etc for campers sta Painting, Paperhanging. Ful siding or gutters for low dis THE Imnu*diale removal. Windsor tion wagons, vans. Cut to size, ly insured, free estimates. 30 Attic storage, no children un 7127. Bugs Bunny — Heimdahl and Stoffel count price. Call Ken at 649- WE HAVE customers waiting der 15 years. Security deposit. SIXTH Auto Haul. 242-2549 covereo and uncovered 246- Years experience. 643-7361. 2456. 7421. for the rental of your apart 8180 monthly. 649-3423 after 5 1973 CELICA Toyota, ST, 37,- Ol976byNEA.Inc REWFiAVlNCj burns, holes. ment or home. J.D. Real p.m. 000 miles, 4-sp^, extras. I'M HEY. ^------X HOUSE PAINTING- Interior- BIDWELL Home Improve Estate Associates, Inc. 646- Zippers, iiinbrellas repair^ F^XF’ERIENCED handyman exterior, Also odd jobs, chain Show room condition. Call 649- NEXT.' SYLVESTER, ^ "Hiya, Pops/" ment Co. Expert installation 1980. BOLTON - Two Family 2162. Window shades, Venetian painting, carpentry, elec saw work and hauling loam, of aluminum siding, gutters WHAT'S ALL TH' blinds. Keys TV for rent. Duplex. Five rooms, two Our Boarding House — Carroll & McCormick trical, lawn wook, hauling, gravel whatever. Call Ed, 871- and trims. Roofing installa LOOKING for anything in real RUCKUS AT TH' Marlow's. 867 Main St 649- any odd job (big or small). 2158. bedrooms, garage, porch, VEGA-1974, automatic, low tion and repairs. 649-6495, 875- estate rental - apartments, country setting. 8200. plus mileage, good condition. SEKViCt G O RILLA 5221. 649-4316. 9109. AREA homes, multiple dwellings, no security. Prefer adults, Selling because of use of com C A G E > M .XR TrtA.M Y L(3VE. YOU'RE A T R E A T l U X T THE fees. Call J.D. Real Estate C&M TRF.E Service - Free es HOUSEHOLD and industrial KEEP SMILING ^ te m b e r 1st occupancy. 643- pany car. Call anytime 646- FOR THE5E TiREP EYE6 AFTER THE' 0X3 HOOT OV,’L HORACE Tetrault — Siding, Associates, Inc. 646-1980, BOUGHT THEM timates, discount senior sewing machine repairs. roofing, storm windows, aw P U L LN E 6 & O F VIA6H1N6TON U BRARIE5,, citizens. Company Reasonable rates. Also in KEEP HAPPY MU6EUM6 ANP C^6RE6SI0NAL AT THE CCRHER' nings. Quality workmanship, MANCHESTER - Mature cou MANCHESTER - Two 1973 VEGA HATCHBACK-4- Manchester owned and dustrial sewing machine for free estimates. Fully insured. GALLERIES! -BUT HE PIP operated Call 646-1327 ple wanted for this clean 4 bedroom Townhouse available speed, radio, heavy duty sale. Call 643-0359. 872-9187, 649-3417. room apartment in attractive IN A Y B R IE F F R E E ' REMeMPER:_^ Building-Contracting 33 at Pine Ridge Village. Private suspension, 30 mpg, 81550. TI/HE I SEARCHEP THE BYKAYS 4 family brick building. Heat, entrances, Tull basement and Cal! 648-3444. This Funny World Ace — WIrth ODD JOBS - Painting, FOR JUST THE RIGHT EMPORIUM I 1 WELCOME home , A hind full of cash li NEWTON H, Smith Si Sons - SPECIALIZING cleaning and hot water, appliances 8235. No patio, includes heat, landscaping, stuccoing. repairing chimneys, roofs, children or rats. Mr. Rossetto T R U S T T h a t c a s h e w s AMOS batter than • geriga Professional results for less. 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(UPI) - The North Carolina, where he finally led in delegates 42-17. looked like this: Reagan 101,488 — 52 old movie star, gray hairs proved he could win; Texas, the cor March 9 — Ford again trimmed per cent; Ford 88,924 — 46 per cent. cosmetically disguised, declared on a nerstone of his Sunbelt Strategy with Reagan, this time in Florida’s But Ford still led in delegates, 205 to chilly Washington November morn 96 delegates; Indiana, where he crucial primary by a 53-47 per cent 81. that he wanted the GOP presidential showed he could beat Ford outside margin. ’The loss, by 36,000 votes, left April 6 — Ford won big in Wiscon nomination. Many chuckled and gave the South; and California, with its the Californian’s campaign in sin, drubbing Reagan 55 to 45 per him little chance. rich, winner-take-all delegate shambles and forced Reagan to adopt cent. In New York, Ford also was the Through five late-winter harvest. his "Sunbelt Strategy" — in which he overwhelming winner, although the primaries, his candidacy was turning would concentrate on the South and delegates he will count on were into a national joke, his strategy was Here is a primary-by-primary run Southwest and cede other primaries elected uncommitted on a slate con in disarray, he had failed dismally in down of election campaign — the to the President. trolled by Nelson Rockefeller, At the states he had banked on winning. anatomy of a nomination. March 16 — Reagan’s hope for "a end of the day’s activities. Ford had Then, with the first robins winging Feb. 24 — Ford narrowly defeated m iracle” in his native state of 251 delegates to Reagan’s 86 — with north, he won the North Carolina Reagan 51 to 49 per cent in New Illinois did not materialize. Ford won 166 officially uncommitted. primary. Nobody is laughing at Hampshire, a state both had labored a smashing victory, 59-40 per cent, April 27 — Ford won in Penn Ronald Reagan any more. hard to win. The margin was less and came out with a total of 160 sylvania, unchallenged by Reagan, How could a man who looked like a than 2,000 votes out of almost 110,000. delegates to Reagan’s 55. Ford called and picked up huge blocs of delegates loser in March go to the national con But slim though the margin, it badly his win “ a real clincher,” and his elected officially uncommitted. He vention in August against an incum hurt Reagan’s strategy of whipping aides urged Reagan to concede now had 291 delegates to 135 for bent president with the party’s Ford in the early primaries and for defeat and "throw in his lot with the Reagan and 294 uncommitted. nomination still up for grabs? cing the President to pull out. President.” May 1 — Reagan stunned Ford with There have been many March 2 — Ford easily defeated March 23— Reagan’s campaign got a massive victory in the Texas explanations. They range from the Reagan 2-1 in Massachusetts where a dramatic rebirth in North Carolina, primary. Showing his Sunbelt inadequacy of Ford as a campaigner both were on the ballot, and was un a state where Ford was overconfi Strategy was beginning to pay off, Ronald and Nancy Reagan to strategic blunders a sitting presi opposed in Vermont’s beauty contest. dent. It was the first time since Estes Reagan took advantage of large dent never should make. They in Neither campaigned hard in the Kefauver beat Harry Truman in New crossover voting by Democrats to clude the argument that it is an anti- states and Reagan clearly was poin Hampshire in 1972 that a president win all 96 Texas delegates. There Washington year. They note that ting for the Florida primary next seeking another term had been was no popular vote, but clearly June 8— Reagan stayed in the run Rogers Morton, the Ford campaign Reagan cannily consolidated his Reagan had destroyed Ford in a state ning by winning all 167 delegates In manager, claimed his man was over campaign to reduce the scatter-gun the President had hoped to win. his home state of California, drub the top. effect. They say Ford was an ap May 4 — Reagan jumped right back bing Ford by 65-35 per cent. But Ford Sears retorted that Reagan had 1,- pointed president, a man who never into the thick of the race for the captured Ohio and 91 of its 97 140 delegates — 10 more than needed for nomination. had stood for office outside his nomination. Helped by the momen delegates, and won the popular vote hometown. tum built up in Texas, Reagan in New Jersey — and althouqh the 67 But it was clear both sides were All these play a part. Even if Ford narrowly defeated Ford 51 to 49 per delegates in the Garden State were jousting for advantage, playing the wins in Kansas City, histories will be cent in Indiana and swamped the elected uncommitted. Ford could numbers game to the hilt. But those written about how the gunslinger President in Georgia and Alabama. count on the lion’s share at the con numbers were questionable. from the West rode out of the sunset He forged ahead in the delegate tally vention. So at the end of the F in a lly , on Ju ly 26, Reagan and almost denied a president the Ui for the first time, 359-318. primaries. Ford had 914, Reagan 857, dropped his bombshell. nomination. May 11 - Ford and Reagan split two and 203 were uncommitted. Breaking with tradition, he an And a Reagan win would mark the primaries. Ford winning big in West The men just about split the nounced that his running-mate would first time a president had been Virginia and Reagan the easy victory delegates that hadn’t been picked in be liberal Sen, Richard Schweiker of denied the nomination since 1884, Nebraska, The delegate race stood at primaries but were chosen at state Pennsylvania — a man whose when James G. Blaine defeated 426-331 for Reagan, with 313 uncom conventions and caucuses in Connec- political philosophy seemed poles President Chester A. Arthur on the mitted. ticut, Delaware, Minnesota, apart from the Californian, coming fourth ballot at the Republican con Colorado, North Dakota and several from a state with a rich harvest of May 18 — Ford turned what had vention in Chicago. other states. uncommitted delegates. been expected to be a close race in For Ford, the key primaries were Now the battle truly began. Both There was a firestorm of protest his home state of Michigan into a New Hampshire and Florida, where the Ford and Reagan camps began from many Republicans. Some — rout, destroying Reagan 65 to 34 per he blunted Reagan's bid to make him wooing the uncommitted delegates mostly Ford backers — called it the cent, and won by almost as big a look like an early loser and force him who held the key to the nomination. cynical and desperate act of a man margin in Maryland. Ford picked up out of the race; Michigan, holding his Almost daily, reports came from the who knew he was going to lose. 98 new delegates to pull closer in the home state just when Reagan's respective camps of new successes in A couple of Reagan backers total, 524 to 455. momentum was strong; and New convincing the fence-straddlers. defected. May 25 — Ford narrowly won in Jersey and Ohio on the last primary Gerald and Betty Ford Long distance telephone lines By and large, the storm seemed to Oregon and Kentucky and upset day, where he neutralized Reagan’s burned between Reagan’s ranch in have settled in the week before the Reagan in Tennessee. But the 167-delegate win in California. California and the homes of uncom convention. On balance, ostensibly California took Idaho, Nevada and mitted delegates. The phone bills few delegates were lost or won by the Arkansas by landslides. With rose as the White House also applied move. Rockefeller turning over huge blocs the pressure on the uncommitteds. Reagan’s choice of Schweiker If Reagan wins, Ford preference of his delegates to Ford before the Television cameras recorded probably would be the key at Kansas day’s primaries, and a number of Reagan campaign manager John City. The delegates would ultimately Pennsylvania delegates announcing Sears describing how two delegates decide whether it was a brilliantly for the President, the delegate tally for veep may never be known from this state and one from that had bold decision that turned the nomina now was Ford 794, Reagan 640, un joined the Californian’s column. tion to the Californian; or a gross STEVE GERSTEE vinced a Ford-Reagan — liberals like Sens. vative, Schweiker might committed 129. Ford delegate hunter James Baker miscalculation of the mood of the KANSAS CITY, Mo. ticket — if Reagan can’t Charles Percy of Illinois or get whipped. June 1 — Ford won Rhode Island, would respond — usually within a party that sullied an otherwise (UPI) — If Ronald Reagan win the nomination — is the Edward Brooke of A similiar challenge but was defeated by Reagan in South couple of hours — that the Reagan strategically sound campaign. wins the GOP presidential best the GOP can field. Massachusetts, and con could come against Ford's Dakota and Montana. Following the figures were inflated. And he But one thing was clear. nomination he will recom But Reagan repeatedly servatives like Sens. choice of a running-mate, next-to-last primary Tuesday, Ford generally had a few new claims of his Ronald Reagan had gone farther mend as his running-mate has said he would not take Robert Dole of Kansas, especially should he turn led in delegate strength 822-651, with own. than even his most diehard sup Richard Schweiker and no the second spot, and Sen. Bill Brock of Tennessee or out to be too liberal for the 132 uncommitted. porters had dare dream. one may ever know whom John Tower of Texas, a James Buckley of New delegates. President Ford might have Ford strategist, said the York. chosen. chances of the "dream Or Ford could settle on a Reagan, the California ticket” have faded. governor — perhaps Dan conservative, reached far The second choice Evans of Washington or ¥ NOW IN PR06BESS to his geographical east among Southerners and Christopher Bond of ■ t " ' f and his philosophical left to conservatives may be Missouri, or more probably pick Schweiker, a liberal former Texas Gov. and the highly regarded Robert Pennsylvania senator. Treasury Secretary John Ray of Iowa; or a member In an unprecedented Connally, highly regarded of his administration — move, Reagan announced by Ford. perhaps Defense Secretary his choice well before the But Northerners and Donald Rumsfeld or opening of the National liberals have already Treasury Secretary Convention in what was an warned against Connally, William Simon. ivtmk-THoii admitted attempt to break charging he is too closely There also is the through the Northeast for tied to the morality of the possibility — not complete badly needed delegates. Watergate era. ly discounted — that the ------4 FIm Cm! om—W Despite proddings from The Northern liberals convention would shatter Fine C ! Reagan lieutenants to do probably would be happiest tradition and deny the the same. Ford has decided with a re-run of Vice Presi presidential candidate his to adhere to tradition and dent Nelson Rockefeller or choice of a running mate. name his running-mate Commerce Secretary Some, including Rep. only if and after he wins Elliot Richardson, one of Phillip M. Crane of Illinois, the GOP nomination. the heroes of Watergate. plan to run a conservative Reagan's decision to un One of the few con vice presidential candidate veil his potential vice sidered capable of pleasing against Schweiker if presidential candidate was — although not enrapturing Reagan wins. Taking into ■ e a high-risk gamble to pick most Republicans - Sen. account that the delegates up Northern liberal Howard Baker of are predominantly conser- 'h delegates without losing Tennessee, a Southerner his own Southern conser but not a hard-line conser vative strength. vative. VACATION Ford's traditional path There are other names in Hsadi - Suntan Lotion SunGlattof-SwIm Capa also offers some risks, speculation that would mainly because delegates please one or the other of ARTHUR DRUG COME Push tl have to gamble he will the two wings of the party choose someone to their to tha rh liking. TO OUR entambli Ford is getting — and Photos accepting — all the advice he can. But Ford’s staff ROUND-THtCLOCK has made it clear the President will do the BEEF to housing TOYOTA-THON There are two routes OTEN It’a going on right now. And wo will bo at It until midnight Saturday during Ford can lake — to the ITOUANDim. M o n .. T u m . & W«d. 8 to I H North and to the South. MANOmni MI-1114 our biggoat aaloo ovont ovor. Tho TOYOTA-TH ON continuoa with tho boat a comptait ttn* ot Dmfv li Fri. ^ ^ SI daala poaalblo on now Toyotao. Wo atlll havo a good aoloctlon of modola and The top choice among GROC(ftlES h ^nOOOCE 8m . ft S u n . 8 to 0 K colora. 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Some — i — called it the te act of a man )ing to lose, tagan backers dorm seemed to week before the ince, ostensibly 5st or won by the
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■ y during tht bMt idclt and at aalling lURS WEEKEND - Aug. 14, 1976 - Page 3 in Lee, Mass., Jo-Ann Bruggermann and Pa^e 2 - WEEKEND - Aug. 14, 1976 Bob Bowyer star in a classical pas de deux with the Jacob’s Pillow Dancers Tuesday This week’s movies on TV we have the most through Sat. 21. For reservations, call 413- complete assortment of 243-0745. 1:00 (9) ‘"The Sea-Wolf of Charlton Heston, Yul A Country Dance featuring the music of Today London’’ ( 1946). June Monday Brynner, Inger Stevens, Forum the Village Idiots will be presented Aug. Lockhart, Don Porter, Sarah 8:00 ( 57) “South Pacific” 1:00 (5) “Curse of Dracula” 1:00 (5) "Between Two ( 1958). Mitizi Gaynor, 21 at St. Paul’s Methodist Church on Park (1958). Francis Lederer, Nor Hayden. 1:30 (20) “Angels One Five” Worlds” (1944). John Gar Rossane Brazzi. St. in Hartford following a country music ma Eberhardt. (1952). Jack Hawkins, field, Paul Henreid. 11:30 (5) "This Above All” 1:00 (9) “Pacific Adven of the arts concert in Hartford’s Elizabeth Park Michael Denison, Dulcie l:()0 (9) '"The Main Attrac (1942), Tyrone Power, Joan ture” (1941). Dick Foran, Leo tion” (1963). Pat Boone, Nan • colton • stretch which begins at 6 p.m. Gray. Fontaine. • nylon • toe peds Carillo. 2:00 (8 “Red Mountain” cy Kwan. 1:00 (9) "The Fat Man” 3:00 (3) “From Russia with • terry • tennis Historical drama (1951). Alan Ladd, Lizabeth 4:00 (9) “Green Mansions” (1951). J. Scott Smart, Julie Love” (1963). Sean Connery, (1959). Audrey Hepburn, Concert at MCC Scott. John Ireland. London, Rock Hudson. "Daniel Shays’ Rebellion,” the true Daniela Bianchi, Pedro Anthony Perkins, Lee J. Cobb. The Manchester Wind Ensemble will 2:00 (22) ‘”rhey Died with open mondays from story of debt-ridden citizens’ revolt Armendariz. 8:00 (9) “Brotherhood of present a free concert Sunday at 3 p.m. at ’Their Boots On”(1941). Errol 3:30 (5) “Sherlock Holmes SaUn” (1971). Strother Mar Friday against the Commonwealth of Flynn, Olivia de Havilland, “ uhere a the Manchester Community College Mall and the Secret Weapon” Massachusetts, is being presented out Arthur Kennedy. tin. 1:00 (5) "N ightm are" dollar! off Bidwell St. (1942). Basil Rathbone, Nigel 11:30 (5) “Cry Wolf” (1947). doors at the Frank Newhall Look 2:15 (3) ‘"Three Guns For (1942). Brian Donlevy, Diana rlill north Directing the ensemble is Philip Errol Flynn, Barbara M' Memorial Park in Northampton, Mass., Bruce. Texas” (1968). Shelley Barrymore. Streifer, director of instrumental music at 4:30 (3) "Terror Strikes Stanwyck. n dolinr.'" on Friday, Saturday and Sunday nights Morrison, Peter Brown, 1;()0 (9) "April in Paris” Leland P. Wilson Junior High School in Rome’’ ( 1956). Frank 11:30 (9) "Welcome to Hard Neville Brand. (1953). Doris Day, Ray Windsor. through Aug. 29. Latimere, Maria Fiore. Times” (1%7). Henry Fonda, For reservations, call 413-586-0222. 3:00 (5) "Confidential Bolger, Eve Miller. Some of the selections to be performed 6:30 (9) “The Black Castle” Agent” (1945). Charles Boyer, Janis Rule. 4:00 (9) "Son of a Gun- V (1953). Richard Greene, Boris 2:00 (2) "Teacher’s Pet” include a variation on a Shaker melody Lauren Bacall, Peter Lorre. fighter” ( 1966). Russ (1958). Clark Gable, Doris from "Appalachian Spring” by Aaron Summer band concert Karloff, Lon Chaney. 3:30 ( 30) ‘"They Made Me a Tamblyn, Kieron Moore. iim i 7:00 (5) “The Big Shot" Sports on TV Copland, "Serenata" by Leroy Anderson, The U.S. Coast Guard Band will feature Criminal” (1939). John Gar Day. 8:00 (9) "All the King’s (1942). Humphrey Bogart. "Battle of Trenton” from a Bicentennial m the New London Surfers Drum and Bugle field, Claude Rains, May Rob Men” (1949). Broderick Craw Irene Manning. Monday Musical Celebration by Hewitt, a gift son. Tuesday ford, John Ireland, Joanne Today Corps at its concert "under the stars’’ 8:00 ( 8-40) "Brenda Starr" 7:30 ( 8-40) Baseball: To be from J.C. Penney, and selected Broadway Sunday at 8:30 p.m. on the academy’s 6:00 (5) "Valley of Gwangi" Dru. 1:00 (22) Wrestling. (1976). Jill St. John, Jed Allan, 1:00 (5) "My Girl Tida” 9:00 (3) “The Salzburg announced. show tunes. Cadet Memorial Field in New London. (1%9). James Franciscus. 2:00 (9) Baseball-: Mets vs Victor Bruno. Gila Golan, Richard Carlson. (1948). Lilli Palmer, Sam Connection” (1972). Barry 8:00 (24-57) Tennis: U.S In case of rain, the program will be Reds. 8:00 (9) ‘”rhe Prize” (1963). 6:00 (9) “The Movie Wanamaker. Newman, Anna Karina. Karen Clay Court Championship. Dinner theaters moved indoors to Leamy Auditorium. The Paul Newman, Elke Sommer, Murderer" (1970). Arthur 1:00 (5) "The Master Race” Jensen. 2:15 (20-22-301 Baseball • At Pine Brook Dinner Theatre in event is free. Edward G. Robinson. Kennedy, Robert Webber, (1944). George, Coulouris, Osa Yankees vs. Twins. 8:30 (5) “A Slight Case of Tuesday Higganum, a revue, "Happy Faces ‘76, Warren Oates. Massen, Lloyd Bridges. 11:15 (9) “Follow That Murder” (1938). Edward G. 4:00 (9) “I Was Monty’s 3:30 ( 8-40) Wide World of 10:00 ( 241 Olympiad features vaudeville acts and excerpts Hartford orchestra series 9:00 ( 8-40) "Paint Your Camel” (1968). Phil Silvers Sports. Robinson, Allen Jenkins. Double ” (1959). John Miles, Kenneth Williams, Johh Sims. from Broadway shows and opera sung by A program of variety with young in- Wagon” (1969). Lee Marvin. 9:00 (24-57 ) “The Clint Eastwood, Jean Seberg. Cecil Parker. Clifton James. 11:30 (3) "Rapture” (1965). 5:00 (8-401 Goll: PGA Wednesday the Royal Singers through Aug. 22. From strumenUlists and renown artists make Astonished Heart" (1950). 9:00 (9) “Panic in the City” 8:00 (9) “The Man Who Shot Dean Stockwell. Patricia Goz- Championship. Aug. 24 to Sept. 19, "Godspell” has been up the 1976-77 season of the Hartford Noel Coward, Celia Johnson, Liberty Vallance” (1962). 5:00 ( 22) Baseball: Red Sox 6:30 (18) Champions (1968). Howard Duff, Linda zi. 10:30 (9) Baseball Mets vs scheduled. Members of the Amato Opera Company appear in a scene from Puc Symphony Orchestra directed by Arthur Margaret Lwighton. 11:30 (5) "The Young Doc 11:30 (5) "Perfect Friday “ vs. A s The Pine Brook features opera on Mon Cristal. Dodgers. cini’s “Madame Butterfly.’’ The two principal characters are Lt. Winograd. 9:30 ( 8-40) “Kiss Me, Kill 11:00 (9) ‘"The Hunchback tors” (1961). Fredric March, (1970). Ursula Andress, 5:00 (24-57) Olympiad. days through August. Monday, "Carmen" Among the notables to play in the senes Me" (1976). Stella Stevens, of Notre Dame" (1939). Ben Gazzera. Stanley Baker. 6:00 (9) Racing from Pinkerton, front left, and Cio-Cio San, or Madame Butterfly, lower Claude Akins, Robert Vaughn. will be presented. On succeeding Mondays are pianist Peter Serkin, violinists Isaac Charles Laughton, Maureen 11:30 (9) "The Day The 12:40 (8) "Thank Your Saratoga Thursday right. The company performs a different opera every Monday through 11:30 (3) "The Reward" Earth Caught Fire” (1962). 9:00 ( 20-22-301 Exhibition will be “La Boheme" and "Rigoletto." O’Hara. Lucky Stars” (1943). Eddie 10:30 (9) Baseball Mets vs August at Pine Brook Dinner Theatre in Higganum. Stern and Charles TYeger (1965). Efrem Zimbalist Jr., Janet Munro, Leo McKern. Football: Steelers vs. An antipasto buffet is served on opera The series begins Oct. 6 featuring 11:30 (30) “ Mannequin” Cantor. Dodgers Max Von Sydow, Yvette (1937). Joan Crawford, Alan 2:00 (2) "The Sea of Grass” 1:30 (2) “Madison Avenue " Redskins. nights. violinist Elmar Oliveira. 10:30 (9) Champions. • At the Coachlight Dinner Theatre in Mimieux. CXirtis, Spencer ’Tracy. (1947). Spencer Tracy. ( 1962). Dana Andrews, will perform on the lawn for matinees on 11:30 (8) “Visit to a Small Katharine Hepburn. 11:30 (9) Harness Racing Friday East Windsor, Maxene Andrews appears role of Tevye in tonight’s final perfor For information, call the Hartford 1:20 (2) "Strange Cargo” Eleanor Parker, Jeanne Thursdays, Saturdays and Sundays. Planet” (1960). Jerry Lewis, from Yonkers for her last two nights in "Call Me mance under the big tent in “Fiddler on Symphony Office, 15 Lewis St., Hartford. (1940). Joan Crawford, Clark Oain. 8:00 ( 8-40) Exhibition Foot For information and reservations, call Joan Blackman, Earl 1:30 (5) “I Bury the Living” Midnight (9) Wrestling Madam" tonight and Sunday. The Roof.” Gable. ball: Giants vs. Steelers. Appearing Monday through Aug. 21 are 413-298-5536. Holliman. 4.30 (2) “Paid to Kill" Wednesday ( 1958). Richard Boone. Coming Aug. 18 is the musical “The Carillon concert 1:00 (9) “1 Walked With a Sandler and Young plus Kay Ballard. The (1954). Dane Clark, Paul Theodore Bikel. Pajama Game" to be shown through Oct. Zombie” (1943). Francis Dee, 1:00 (5) “Whispering WANT TO START Ginger Rogers Show follows from Aug. 23 ‘Annie’ at Goodspeed Richard M. Watson, director of the Cast Carpenter. 2:55 (8) "Let’s Dance " Sunday 6. Bell Carillon and Chime Division of the Tom Conway. Smith” (1948). Alan Ladd, (1950). Fred Astaire, Betty YOUR OWN • At Chateau de Ville in East Windsor, to 28, 'The world premier of "Annie" has 1:30 (8) “Khartoon” (1966). 2:00 (9) Baseball. Mets vs LT. Verdin Co. in Cincinnati, Ohio, will be Brenda Marshall. Hutton. BUSINESS? "Minsky’s Burlesque Follies" is billed The Children’s Musical Theatre will opened at Goodspeed Opera House in East Charlton Heston, Laurence 1:00 (9) "Chief Crazy 3:50 (2) " Target Zero " Reds. guest carillonneur Wednesday at 7 p 2:00 ( 24-571 Tennis: U.S. Phase I present "Rumpelstiltskin” Thursday at 11 Haddam and is scheduled through Sept. Oliver, Ralph Richardson. Horse” (1955). Victor Mature, (1955). Richard Conte, Chuck through Aug. 29. Trinity College, Hartford. A free guided Clav Court Championship. will build to suit a.m. 26. ’The new musical brings to life the little 2:00 (2) "Carrie” (1952). Suzan Ball. John Lund. Conners. tour of the college chapel follows the 3:30 ( 8-40) Goll: Driving MANCHESTER Savalas at Buahnell For reservations, call 522-5211. red-headed orphan Annie and all her car Laurence Oliver, Jennifer 4:00 (9) "Company of 4:50 (bi "Diamond Head “ Killers” (1969). Van Johnson, contest. • At Oakdale Musical Theatre in toon strip friends, even Sandy (Arf). recital. Jones. (1962). Charlton Heston, 4:00 (3) Auto Racing: Tren MALL In person, Telly Savalas of "Kojak” 2:00 (5) “ Flight From Ray Milland, John Saxon. Yvette Mimieux, George Small spaces available, Wallingford, Andy Williams and comedian For reservations, call 873-8668. ton 200. fame will be at Bushnell Memorial Hall in Jud Strunk wind up an engagement tonight Ashiya” (1964). Yul Brynner, 8:00 (9) "Mayor Dundee” Chakiris. rentals begin at $98 per Museum workshop Richard Widmark, George (1965). Charlton Heston, 4:00 (8-40) Golf: PGA Hartford for two appearances on Aug. 22 to be followed Monday through Aug. 22 by Championship. month including all nor Music at Tanglewood Chakiris. Richard Harris, James mal ulililies (air con at 5;30 and 8:30 p.m. With him will be Sergio Franchi, Dana Valery and Pat Patricia M. Murphy, a fifth grade 4:30 ( 221 Baseball: Red Sox 3:45 (8) “Tobor the Great ” Cobum. ditioning, electricity, comedian Van Harris and the Magic cooper. Liberace will star at Oakdale Aug. The Tanglewood Choir will be featured teacher at Manchester’s Waddell School, vs. A s. Triplets, For reservations, call 246-6807. tonight at 8:30 when the Boston Symphony participated in a two-day workshop (1954). Charles Drake, Karin 11:30 (5) "Crime School” 5:00 (9) NFL Cham lights, heal.) Larger 23 to 29. (1938). Humphrey Bogart, spaces available up lo performs at Tanglewood in Lenox, Mass. designed to show how museums can aug Booth, Billy Chapin. pionships. The Children’s Theatre Series will 4:20 (2) "Hell is For The orchestra, conducted by Seiji Ozawa Dead End Kids. 5:30 (9) Greatest Sports 400 sq. 11. Shakespeare theater feature "Pinocchio” Wednesday at 11 ment and reinforce classroom instruction, Heaven’’ (1962). Steve 11:30 ( 8-40) "Matt Helm” will perform a program of contemporary ’The Nook Farm Teachers Workshop was Legends. 643-1442 Playing in repertory at the American a.m. and 2:30 p.m. Mc(}ueen, Bobby Darin. (1975). Tony Franciosa, Ann 10:30 (5) Sports Extra. Shakespeare Theatre in Stratford are For reservations, call 265-1501. music by Crumb, Griffes and Ives. sponsored by The Stowe-Day Foundation, 5:10 (8) "Storm Over Turkel, Laraine Stephens. Arthur Miller’s “The Crucible,’’ • At Ivory ton Playhouse In Ivoryton, Sunday at 2:30 p.m., Isaac Stern will be 77 Forest St., Hartford. Nook Farm con Jam aica’’ ( 1958). Bill 1:00 (9) "The Battle of Shakespeare’s "The Winter’s Tale” and the rock opera, "Jesus Christ Superstar,” soloist in Rochbert’s “Violin Concerto.” tains the restored Victorian homes of the Travers, Virginia McKenna, Coral Sea” (1959). Cliff On ‘Manchester Profile’ "As You Like It.” through Sept. 4. continues a two-week run through Aug. 21. Brahms’ “Symphony No. 1” will also be internationally famous authors. Harriet Ellen Barrie. Robertson, Gia Scala. 2:00 (2) “The Valley of Replacing "The Crucible" after its final It will be followed by “One Flew Over the performed. Beecher Stowe and Mark Twain, as well Next week’s "Manchester Profile” show on cable Decision” (1945). Gregory presentation on Sept. 4 will be "Love and Friday, pianist Andre Previn will play as the Nook Farm Research Library. television will feature a look at the town.as it was in the Cuckoo’s Nest” Aug. 23 to 28. Peck, Greer Garson. Master Will" which will be shown with the For reservations, call 767-0%7. with the Boston Symphony Chamber Sunday early 20th Century, contrasted to the Manchester of other plays through Sept. 26, • At the Nutmeg Summer Playhouse at Players during the 7 p.m. weekend 7-30 (30) "Elizabeth the todav "Love and Master Will” features duets the University of Connecticut in Storrs, prelude. At 9 p.m., Previn will conduct the 1 Queen” (1939). Bette Davis, Thursday The videotaped program will air at 6 p.m. Wednesday portraying the full circle of love, as orchestra in a program of music by Haydn through Friday on Greater Hartford CATV Channels 13 Rick Besoyan’s musical spoof of old-time Errol Flynn, Olivia de 1:00 (5) "Bugles in the William Shakespeare reveals them In his favorites, “Little Mary Sunshine,” will and Holst. Havilland. and 21. .. ^ j . . tt Afternoon” (1952). Ray Director Mark Hirschfeld said the production staff plays, beginning with courtship and in play each evening through Aug. 21. This is Aug. 21, Seiji Ozawa conducts at an open Weekend, an entertainment and televi 12:00 (5) “ No Holds Milland, Helena Carter. made use of tapes from Manchester Community cluding marriage, pain and anguish of the last performance of the season at the rehearsal at 10:30 a.m., and will direct the sion supplement, is published each Satur Barred” (1952). Bowery Boys. 1:00 (9) "Jim Thrope” , All College’s Oral History Project in preparing the historical marital union and ending in the renewal of Harriet S. Jorgensen Theater. orchestra at 8:30 p.m. in Berlioz’s day by The Manchester Evening Herald. 12:30 (3) “ The Dream American” (1951). Burt Lan Maker” (1983). Angela love. For reservations, call 429-2912. "Romeo and Juliette.” Herald Square. Manchester. Conn, 06()40 caster. feature. , Douglas, Michael Medwln. Barry Newman stars in • At The Berkshire Theatre Festival in For reservations, call 413-637-1600. Deadline for Forum of the Arts: Eight 4:00 (9) "Sleeping Car to Next week’s show will be the last in the summer series 1:00 (5) “ Lafayette “The Salzburg Connec of “ Manchester Profile.” Future plans for public Summer circuit Stockbridge, Mass., Ruth Gordon stars in days before publication. Advertising Jill St. John plays “Brenda Trieste” (1949). Jean Kent, deadline; Five days before publication Excadrille” (1958). Tab tion,” CBS-TV’s Friday her new comedy, “Ho! Ho! Ho!” through Dance festival Starr” in an ABC-TV Albert Lieven. cablecasting haven’t been determined. • At Storrowton Theatre in West Hunter, Etchika Chroureau, 8:00 (9) “Bucaneer” (1958), movie at 9 p.m. Springfield, Mass., Jan Peerce sings the Aug. 29. The traveling Children’s Theatre At the Dance Festival at Jacob’s Pillow David Janssen. movie at 8 p.m. WEEKEND - Aug. 14, 1976 - Page 5 Page 4 - WEEKEND - Aug. 14, 1976 Featuring The Daytime programs World's Largest Today, August 14 Selection Of 9:00 Mklnli^t Concentration 8 6:30 MONDAY -FRIDAY Lucy Show...... 22 Journey to Adventure...... 9 Hodgepodge Lodge...... 24 Ice Cream 1K)0 ...... 3-8*20-30-40 Mary Tyler Moore...... 3 W restling...... g Products PTL Club...... 18 8dK) To Tell the Truth...... 30 Gong Show...... 20-22-30 'Lilias, Yoga and You .... 57 Co/okJt. Children’s Film Festival . 3 ...... 9 NFL Football...... 20-22-30 Dick Van Dyke...... 20 Public Forum ...... 24 Movie ...... Public a ffairs...... * F l ^ t d h e s ...... 4() ld)0 Movies ...... 5-9 Movie ...... 24-57 News...... 22-30 AM 36 FLAVORS — 60 VARIETIES Room 222 ...... « 7:00 8:30 10d)0 Match G am e...... 3 Dick Van Dyke...... 20 ...... 3 9:30 12 :15 Bewitched ...... 3 3:30 Agronsky & Company Public affa irs...... S-M Price Is Right ...... 3 Movies ...... 5-9 Custom Decorated Ice Cream Cakes Wrestling...... 22 ...... 5 Bob Newhart...... 3 Man In a Suitcase ...... 40 That G irl...... 5 Ryan’s Hope...... 8-40 Porky, Huck and Yogi — 5 Movie ...... 5 Movie...... 7M Lilas, Yoga and You 24 8-22 Movie ...... 8-40 12:30 Insight ...... 20 Brady Bunch...... 8 Kiner’s Komer 8 News...... News Merv G riffin...... 8 Open All Year Vegetable Soup...... 30 Lawrence Welk...... 18 Jerry Falwell...... 18 Rock Concert ...... 5 iTaoriinfl...... 5 Romper Room ...... 9 Somerset ...... 22-30 M ovie...... 9 Gamer Ted Armstrong. . . 40 4:00 Somerset ...... 20 1227 Burnside Ave. 528-6751 Ask Congress .20 10:00 Saturday Night...... 2022-30 ^ZTcarnivaV8 ^nford and Son .... 20-22-M i:30 Powder Mill Shopping Center East Hartford Sesame St...... 24-57 A tu iir -r. <1 Lucy Show...... 22-30 1:30 Firing Line ...... 24 Diahann C arroll...... 3 IKK) Leave It to B eaver...... 40 As the World Turns.... 3 24 Across from Marco Polo Restaurant Make It Real ...... 8 4:30 Today Show...... *2-88 Hee Haw ...... 30 News...... 5 Movie . , , ...... 9 10:30 Family Feud...... 8-40 Call of the West...... 20 Movie ...... 2 Good Morning...... ^ Cross W its...... 30 Bonanza ...... 40 Andy Griffith ...... 5 Days of Our Lives .. .20-22-30 Wall St. Week...... 24 10:30 1:3 0 Mister Rogers...... 57 5:00 Book Beat ...... 57 Black News...... 5 m s Bunny...... 5 Celebrity Sweepstakes 2H10 Fisherman...... 30 Big Valley...... 5 International Zone...... 3 On TV, nice guys 7:30 The Champions...... 9 Movie ...... 8 Go^ Morning...... 8 1 Love Lucy 40 $20,000 Pyram id...... 8-40 4:30 Gilligan's Isiand...... 40 PGA Championship 8-40 ...... 3 Land of the Three PTL O u b ...... 18 2K)0 News...... 8 11d)0 2:30 Dinah ...... 8 2:00 UFO ...... 9 Rev. William Lee ...... 8 can finish first 10:35 Movies ...... 05 Gam bit...... Guiding L ight...... 3 Monkees...... 5 Soul Train ...... 3 American Angler...... 18 Nashville on the Road .20 Flying Circus ...... 24 Evening on Miami Beach 30 CapUin Kangaroo ...... 3 ■ One Life to Live ...... 8-40 Mike Douglas ...... 8 Space: 1999 ...... 8 To be announced ...... 20 Wild Kingdom...... 22 NEW YORK (UPI) — On television, nice guys can Mets Basebali...... 9 Baseball...... 22 Men Who Made the Movies.. 2:30 Flintstones...... 5 Hot ^ a t_ ^ ._ ...... Life in the Spirit ...... 18 PTL a u b ...... 20 Open Door ...... 57 ...... 24-57 ...... 9 Hollywood i the Stars . . . 22 finish first and violence doesn’t always guarantee Grandstand ...... 20-22-30 Olympiad...... 24-57 Risk of M arriage...... 30 Public a ffairs...... 9 Doctors...... 20-22-30 8:00 Wheel of Fortune 20-22-30 French Chef ...... 57 Mod Squad...... 30 success. Specking F reely...... 24 5:30 11K10 3:45 Today Show...... 20 The Jeffersons ...... 3 I Love Lucy ...... 40 3 M Sesame Street...... 57 That would seem part of the message delivered by Champions...... 40 Living Faith ...... 18 News...... 3-8-40 8:30 Movies ...... 8-940 Movie ...... 8 11:3 0 All in the Family...... 3 2:15 Babar Comes to America 30 Special: Apollo...... 5 Rin Tin T in ...... 5 Nicholas Johnson, former FCC commissioner and head of 700 Club ...... 18 4:20 Casper ...... 5 5K)0 the National Citizens Committee for Broadcasting, when Baseball...... 20-22-30 6:00 11:15 Jm Franklin . ' ...... 9 “f Ufe 3 Emergencey...... 20-22-30 Movie ...... 2 Midday uve ...... 5 Lucy Show...... 9 Brady Bunch...... 5 he released the results of a survey of violence and its 2:30 News...... 3 . 24-57 Secret Agent...... 40 9:00 At the Top ...... 5 :10 Happy Days...... 8-40 Living Word ...... 18 Space: 1999 ...... 22 sponsors on prime time network television for the six Hitchcock Presents...... 5 Mission: Impossible 5 8:30 11:30 M ovie...... 8 This ■ ; 5 Hollywood Squares .20-22-30 Another World ...... 20-22-30 Mister Rogers...... 24 Diahann Carroll premieres Movies ...... 3-8 weeks ending July 23. 3:00 Racing ...... 9 D oc...... 3 Dennis the Open D oor...... 57 in her own summer show Upstairs, Downstairs . 24-57 6 :10 Phil Donahue ...... 8 Noon Of the 10 shows named least violent, all will be back Movie ...... 3 Movie ...... 5 Racing ...... 9 3:15 tonight at 10 on CBS-TV. Black Perspective...... 30 Give Us ’This Day ...... 2 Kitty Today...... 22 News...... 3-8-9 5:30 next year. They are Bob Newhart, Mary Tyler Moore. One Step Beyond 5 (Jeneral Hospital ...... 8-40 Flintstones...... 5 Not for Women Only...... 30 Fun Factory ...... 20-22-30 •'Wercome Back, Kotter, ” "Chico and the Man^ Lassie...... 18 Strum 'n D rum m ers...... 40 Hot S eat...... 40 3:30 "Rhoda, ' "Doc," "The Practice." "The Waltons." “Lit 12:30 Mickey Mouse Q u b ...... 3-5 Electric Company 24-57 9:30 Hogan's Heroes ...... 30 tle House on the Prairie" and "Barney Miller ” Sunday, August 15 Dillon Leasing Corp. G rin Acres . . . 5 Search For Tomorrow . . . 3 Lassie...... 9 News...... 40 Not so for the 10 top violence offerings. Four have been Beverly Hillbllies...... 9 All My Children 8-40 PTL Club...... 18 6:00 10:30 2:30 Chris Panos...... 18 319 Main SL Manchester canceled for next fall - "S W A T., ' "The Rookies," Every Woman...... 3 Portrait of Finland...... 3 Hour of P ow er...... 18 McMillian & Wife 20-22-30 Phone 643-2145 "Sara ' and ’’Joe Forrester " 6:30 Groovie Goolies ...... 8 Connecticut Close-Up 30 Evening At Pops ...... 24-57 Only three high violence senes will return for another Camera Three ...... 3 Point of View ...... 9 Wild Wild West 40 8:30 P Monday, August 16 season - "The Rockford Files. ” "Starsky and Hutch" Jewish Heritage...... 40 Rev. Cleophus Robinson 5 3:00 Jimmy Swaggart 18 6:00 Convention...... 3-20-22-30 11:30 and ’McMillan-Colombo. " 10:45 Movies ...... 8-9 7:00 Movie ...... 5 9:00 RENTS News...... 3-8-22-30 Adam 12...... 5 Johnson, in presenting the violence study, cited studies Jewish L ife...... 30 Honeymoon Suite 8-40 Insight ...... 3 Pelicula ...... 20 K ojak...... 3 Bewitched ...... 5 Baseball 8-40 that indicated televised violence encourages violent 11:00 Wonder Window...... 5 3:30 Rise of the The Avengers ...... 9 Connecticut Report 18 Dick Van Dyke 20 behavior in children directly after viewing, as well as in Getting Down to Business . 3 News...... 22-30 This is the Life ...... 8 Golf...... 8-40 Iron Chancellor...... 5 The Real McCoys ...... 18 MacNeil ■ .. Report...... 24-57 later years, and desensitizes the audience to the real Lucy Show...... 22 Flintstones...... 5 PTL Club...... 18 Movies ...... 8-9-40 Zoom...... 24-57 8:00 Midnight cruelty and violence in American society. Ring Around the World ., 30 These Are the Days ... . 8-40 Movie ...... 30 Word of Life...... 18 Gunsmoke ...... 40 CYoss Wits 5 News...... 8 ' Television has become a college of criminal instruc 7:30 Rex Humbard...... 9 Masterpiece Theatre .. 24-57 Johnnv Carson 20-22-30 4:00 6:30 M ovie...... 9 tion, " he said. "If only college credit were offered, it Arthur & Company ...... 3 Greatest Sports Legends 22 Auto Racing ...... 3 9:30 Partridge Family 5 700 Club 18 Yogi Bear ...... 5 Carrascolendas...... 30 NDmD nf thp Game 3 could become a back alley open university’ with courses PGA Championship 8-40 Oral Roberts 18 News...... 8-20-22-30 Tennis 24-57 Name of the Game in how to commit arson, rape, murder, burglary and Worship For Shut-Ins...... 8 Sesame St ...... 57 4:30 10:00 Sports Challenge 18 8:30 1:15 To be announced ...... 22 11:30 other forms of human depravity." Kiner’s Korner...... 9 Mother Teresa ...... 3 Tourists Are Coming 24-57 Merv Griffin 5 Jack Benny 8 Movie ...... 30 Face the Nation...... 3 ^Vacation 9^Special He added that neither he nor the NCCB wants to purge Baseball...... 22 News...... 5 8:00 Make a Wish...... 8-40 7:00 9:30 i’ Franklin ...... 9 all violence from prime lime television in favor of an un- 5:00 Living Faith ...... 18 Life in the Spirit 18 We Believe ...... 3 Sports Challenge . i ...... 22 News...... 3-22-40 """" ending parade of situation comedy, lovably grouchy doc Mission: Impossible ...... fj Decision ‘76 ...... 20-22-30 Cars Occasion Car Tomorrow 20-22-30 Wonderama...... 5 Adelante...... 30 V Andy Griffith ...... 5 10:00 tors and homespun family life. It is the excess of violence NFL Championship ...... 9 Great Performances . 24-57 1:50 Catholic Service...... 8 Noon Concentration...... 8 News...... 8 10:30 Hitchcock Presents 5 on television, and violence for the sake of ratings instead Davey & Goliath ...... 9 Face the State ...... 3 To be announced ...... 20 It Takes a Thief...... 9 Republican Sports E x tra...... 5 of to make an artistic point, that Johnson finds objec- Word of L ife...... 22 M ovie...... 5 American Life Style . . . 30 1 Journey to Adventure 18 Convention 8-40 2d)0 Sesame St ...... 57 Issues & Answers ...... 8-40 5:30 11:00 To be announced ...... 20 Laughback...... 9 Movi6 ...... ^ tionsblc. The Captain and Tennille Antiques...... 24 Another six weeks' study is scheduled for next faH, 8:30 Hour of P ow er...... 9 Greatest Sports Legend:, ,. 9 News...... 3-22-30 PTL Club...... 18 3:50 Gabe Pressman ...... 5 Mary H artm an...... 30 Spread a Little Sunshine .. 3 Treehouse Club...... 20 Teach In ...... 18 host an ABC-TV special 11:00 Pat Collins...... 2 which should be of particular interest since it wil be Formby’s Workshop ...... 30 Movie ...... 9 M aggie...... 57 Insight ...... 8 NFL Action ‘76...... 22 Tuesday at 8:30 p.m. and Mary Hartman 5-57 4:20 rating the new network offerings for violent content. PTL O u b ...... 20 Day of Discovery...... 9 What About Women...... 30 6:00 start their own series next 7:30 News...... 8-24-40 Give Us This Day ...... 2 Oral Roberts...... 22 Week in Review...... 57 News...... 3 11:30 month. Republican Sacred Heart...... 40 12:30 Movies ...... 5-9 Name of the G am e...... 3 David Susskind...... 5 24 HOUR TOWHIG 8:45 Movie...... 3 Human Dimension...... 20 ^Substitute '^Fun Cars 643-S13S Davey & Goliath ...... 40 Meet the P ress...... 20-22-30 Survival K it...... 24 PTL Club...... 18 Wall St. Week...... 57 Connecticut Newsmakers . 30 Movie ...... 30 Tuesday, August 17 3:00 ...... 20 Mundo R eal...... 57 11:40 Cars 0:00 Dick Van Dyke...... Barrio...... 3 1:00 Mary H artm an...... ^ 6K)0 SeaCoast .! ^ ' 57 Evening At Pops 24-57 News...... 22-30 MORIARtV BROTHERS New Day ...... 8 Movies ...... 5-9 6:30 Star T rek...... 22 Men of the " ~ ' Connecticut: Seen ...... 8 News...... 3-8-20-30 12:35 News...... 3-8-22-30 9*30 M idnight Oral Roberts...... 9 ^Y o u Have The Need ... We Have The Car 7:30 ...... 3 Voice of Faith ...... 18 ’This is the Life ...... 18 S aint...... 8 Bewitched ...... 5 Republican Convention 8-40 News...... Day of Discovery...... 22 To Rent By The Day, Or Week . 20-2-2-30 Conversations W ith...... 40 Victory Garden...... 24 Secret Agent...... 4o The Avengers 9 ...... 3.J0.22.30 Christian Living Johnny Carson ...... 315 CINTtR ST., M ANCHISTIR, CONN." Phone 643-5135 Christopher Closeup ...... 40 The Real McCoys ...... 18 Sesame St ...... 57 Nova...... 57 Superman...... 40 1:20 Adam 12...... 5 10K)0 12:30 World Press ...... 57 Zoom...... 24-57 Ironside ...... 3 FOR PROFESSIONAL QUALITY 9:15 1:30 Movie ...... 2 Screen T est...... 8-40 News...... 7:00 Gunsmoke...... 40 1:3 0 CONTROLLED AUTO BOOT REPAIRS Davey & Goliath ...... 8 Eighth Day ...... 8 3:35 Television channels Elxpressions...... *8 pTL O u b ...... Campaign ‘76 ...... 3 6:30 Joe Franklin ...... 9 9:30 M ovie...... 20 Public Hearing...... 2 2 ...... WCBS, New York Sion, are also seen on Channel MacNeil R eport...... 24-57 Olmpiad on all makes... Republican Convention .. 8-40 Partridge Fam ily...... 5 Tomorrow ...... , .20-22-30 Challenge...... 3 This is Baseball...... 22 4:30 8 ...... WFSB, Hartford 53, Norwich. Both stations Room 222 ...... « Flying Circus Singing Jubilee...... 18 News...... 8-20-22-30 Captain Noah ...... 8 Fisherman...... 30 5 ...... WNEW, New York have daytime in-school 6:00 10:30 1:40 World of Disney...... 20-22-30 Movie ...... 2 Davey & G oliath...... 18 ...... 5 Pei jey Sutton...... 9 Flintstones...... 40 8 ...... WTNH, New Haven programming. Cross W its...... 5 New York Report Jack Benny LOAN and RENTAL CARS Indian A rtists...... 24 5:50 Erica ...... 24 Dr. Robert Schullar ...... 22 9 ...... WOR, New York Happy Days...... 8-40 Video & 2K)0 I Available by Appointment.. 2d)0 Victory Garden...... 57 Give Us This Day ...... 2 Hodgepodge Lodge...... 57 Television Review 5/ Let Us Celebrate...... 30 >8...... WHCT, Hartford Subscrlbers to Greater M ovie...... ' Movie ...... 2 Movies ...... 8-22 7:30 7KM) Insight ...... 40 Baseball...... 9 28...... WATR, Waterbury Hartford CATV, Manchester 700 Q u b ...... 18 2:15 AU Aboard, America...... 24 News...... 3-22-40 _ .. , . „ 10:00 Day of Discovery...... 18 22...... WWLP, Springfield cable television, will receive 24 Hartman...... Hitchcock Presents ...... 5 Lowell Thomas...... 57 Andy Griffith ...... 5 Eye on Woman...... 3 Tennis...... 24-57 B it parts 2^...... WEDH, Hartford WHYN (40) on Cable Channel Music Presents 57 3:55 STM (K U K , Manager 8:00 30 ... WHNB, West Hartford Concentration...... 8 iphe Lucy Show...... » Hot Fudge...... 8 South By Northwest ...... 30 4 and WGBY (57) on Cable 8:30 Pat Collins...... 2 Sonny & C her...... 3 Trevor Howard has been <8...... WHYN, Springfield Channel 7. WCBS (2) will be Phil Donahue ...... 9 301-315 CENTER ST., MANCHESTER Catholic Service...... 9-22-30 Room 222 ...... 40 Merv G riffin...... 8 4:25 Lawrence Welk...... 5 added to the cast of Marty 82...... WGBY, Springfield received on Cable (Channel 9 Outdoors...... 18 Latino...... 40 2:15 Captain i Tennille ...... 8-40 Movies ...... 'o l Give Us This Day ...... 2 Six Million Dollar Man .. 8-40 Feldman's "Last Remake of Programs seen on Channel when WOR (9) Is not on the To be announced ...... 20 Mystery of the Week ... 840 Sesame St ...... 57 Movie...... 3 Joyce (Jhen...... 24 Indian A rtists...... 87 Destination: America...... 9 Beau Geste” 24, Connecticut Public Televi- air.
• ,U.e WEEKEND - Aug. 14, 1976 - Page 7 Page 6 — WEEKEND — Aug 14. 1976 Area radio stations Wednesday, August 18 AM ...... WMMW 1470 music. WPLR 99.1 Meriden. Middle of the WDRC 102.9 New Haven. Progressive Midnight WCCC 1300 6:00 9:00 road. Hartford. Contemporary music. News...... 3-8-22-30 Victory Garden...... 57 News...... 3 Hartford. Top 40 rock Republican M Ask Kieiner WNTY 990 music. Bewitched ...... 5 7:30 Johnny Carson ...... 2822-30 music. WRCH 100 Convention...... 8-40 Southington, Contemporary WFCS 90.1 The Avengers ...... 9 Republican Convention . . . . 3 12:30 By Dick Kleiner Farmington. Beautiful Great Performances ... 24-57 music. Central Connecticut State The Real McCoys ...... 18 Adam 12...... 5 Name of the G am e...... 3 WDRC 1380 music 9:30 WPOP 1410 College. New Britain. Zoom...... 24-57 $25,000 Pyram id...... 8 1:00 Hartford. Contemporary WRTC 3»-3 Mayor’s Half Hour ...... 18 R ock...... 18 music. Hartford. 24-hour news WHCN 105.9 Gunsmoke ...... 40 Movie ...... 9 Hartford. Contemporary Trinity College, Hartford Lottery...... 22“ 10:00 6:30 1:20 DEAR DICK; Is Mike, in All In ’The Family, going to be WTIC 9** MacNeil R eport...... 24-57 News...... 5 ItfEXT 1550 music. Partridge Family...... 5 Jack Benny ...... 5 written out of the show at the end of the season? If so. Is he go WRCQ 910 Hartford. Classical music. Room 222 ...... 40 PTL Club...... 18 Psi'rtK OfAlSWiTItfl West Hartford. Modern WHUS 91.7 News...... 8-20-22-30 1:30 ing to gel a show of his own? MICHELE ADERNOLD, country music. Farmington. Oldies and University of Connecticut, WWUH 91.3 8:00 Regale My Eyes ...... 24-57 Champions...... 18 Tomorrow ...... 2822-30 Monett, Mo. WILI 1400 hits. Storrs. University of Hartford, Book Beat 24-57 Cross W its...... 5 10:30 What happens at the end of this coming season of All In the Willimantic. Progressive WRYM 840 WIHS 104.9 West Hartford. Viva Valdez...... 8-40 Mets Baseball...... 9 1:55 Family is anybody’s guess at the moment. When the show 7:00 music. New Britain. Middle of the Middletown. Religious WWYZ 92.5 Movie ...... 9 Hitchcock P resents...... 5 started, they all signed seven-year contracts, and this is the News...... 3-22-40 11:00 road. music. Waterbury. Beautiful 700 Club ...... 18 Mary H artm an...... 5-57 2:00 seventh year. So all the contracts are up. This probably means Andy Griffith ...... 5 WINF 1230 WKSS 98 music. Concentration ...... 8 Republican Convention ... 22 News...... 8-24-40 Movie ...... 2 that the show will end, and whether or not Mike (Rob Reinert Manchester. Easy listening. FM ...... Hartford. Beautiful music. WXLS 98 Phil Donahue 9 Nova...... 24-57 11:30 3:50 gets another show remains to be seen. ^ ••• WKND 1480 WLVH 93.7 Willimantic Beautiful Republican 8:30 Movies ...... 5-8-40 Pat Collins...... 2 WCCC 107 DEAR DICK; I read in a magazine that Lindsay Wagner Hartford Spanish music music Convention...... 20-30 Merv Griffin...... 5 4:20 Windsor. Soul music. Hartford. Top 40 rock Dick Van Dyke...... 20 was killed In a plane crash. Is this true? LOUISE Viva Valdez...... 8-40 Give Us ’This Day ...... 2 Antiques...... 24 News...... 22-30 ARSENAULT, Abram's Village, P.E.I., Can. DEAR DICK; I read that Lindsay Wagner (the Bionic Woman) was killed in an automobile accident. Is this true? Cheney Library adds new books Thursday, August 19 MARK LAVOIE, St. Eleanors, P.E.I., Can. Honda • Kawasaki • Ossa Neither is true — Lindsay wasn’t killed in an automobile ac New books at Manchester’s woman America. & spit Nash - Gel the best of Orilvie — The dreaming ’The complete basic book of vourself 6:00 Candid Camera...... 8 11:00 cident or a plane crash or by a low-flying frisbee She was in Mary Cheney Library: an auto accident, but recovered from her injuries Fiction swimmer borne decorating Nugent - Hysterectomy News...... 3-8-22-30 ’This Is Baseball...... 18 Mary H artm an...... 857 Grounds — The 2 hour gar Quebedeaux — The new Complete: parts- Benchley — The deep Olson — If 1 don’t tell Bewitched ...... 5 MacNeil R eport...... 24-57 News...... 8-2822 24-3840 den charismatics DEAR DICK; Would the Bionic Woman have to shave her Carroll — Modonna Red Pargeter — Never pick up The Avengers ...... 9 Dragnet ...... 40 11:30 Hoig — The battle of the Robvns — Princess Grace legs? My friend and I were curious about that. MIGGI Carter — The vengeance hitch-hikers! The Real McCoys ...... 18 8:00 Movie ...... 5 saies-service-accessories Washita Sheehy - Passages RYERSBAEL, Williamsport, Pa. trail of Josey Wales Piercy — Woman on the Zoom...... 24-57 Cross W its...... 5 Mannix...... 8-40 Humphrey — The education Space Odysseys To tell you the truth, that has never come up before I sup Creasey — A shadow of edge of time Gunsmoke ...... 40 Welcome, Back Kotter . 8-40 Johnny Carson ...... 2822-30 of a public man pose a real bionic person would have all the latest im death Stone — The visions of 6:30 Movies ...... 857 Midnight provements. including hairless limbs. Maybe even a stomach Kane — Canada A to Z Drury — A god against the Esmaree Partridge Family...... 5 700 Club ...... 18 News...... 3 Manchester Honda that resists indigestion. But bionic people arc fictional Syers — The devil gun Koestler — The thirteenth Stringfellow — The death • •• gods and life of Bishop Pike News...... 8-20-22-30 Upstairs, Downstairs ... 24 12:30 646-2789 Theroux — The family tribe 24 Adams St. Gaines — Nantucket woman Teichmann — Smart Aleck Wally’s Workshop ...... 18 8:30 Ironside ...... 3 DEAR DICK; 1s there such a thing as a legitimate stunt arsenal McKuen — Finding my Food Preserving ...... 24 school? My son would like to become a stunt man. He met a Gilbert — A season in Monte Tiant — El Tiante, the Luis Merv Griffin...... 5 12:40 Weston — Rouse the demon father Carrascolendas...... 57 fellow in New Mexico who told him he could gel him into a Carlo McNamara — Step right up Tiant story What’s Happening...... 8-40 Magician ...... 8-40 stunt school, hut it would cost $800 for two days. Is that how to Jaffe — ’The last chance Nonfiction Mead — Ultimate North Warner — Your child learns 7:00 McClure — Snake 9:00 1:00 get started? MRS. L. R., Canton, Ohio Bailey — Hurry up. Miller — Words and woman naturallv News...... 3-22-40 Morton — An unknown Republican Convention .. 8-40 Movie ...... 9 No. That's obviously a racket. I put your question to Hal Andy Griffith ...... 5 Tomorrow ...... 2822-30 Needham, one of Hollywood’s top stunt men His reply Concentration ...... 8 Men Who Made the Movies .. 1:50 ” There is no such animal as a stunt school. It’s something you Phil Donahue ...... 9 ...... 24 Jack Benny ...... 5 learn by doing. If your son is still in school, he should go for Here’s next bookmobile route Nashville on the Road ... 18 Saturday, Aug. 21 tumbling and the gym team, swim and dive, learn as much as 9:30 2:00 Republican 6:30 he can about cars, motorcycles and horses. To be a stuntman 2:40 to 3:10 pm Thuraday Manna...... 18 Movie ...... 2 10:00 Here’s next week's schedule 2:40 to 3:10 p.m. Convention...... 20-22-30 Ag-USA...... 3 Shazam...... 3 - and the competition is fierce — you have to bean actor first, for the Manchester Public —Wedgewood Dr. —Carpenter Rd 9 to9:30a m.—Victoria Rd Video & 10:00 2:25 because you must be a member of the Screen Actors Guild Patterns for Living...... 5 Monkees...... 5 Library bookmobile; 3:20 to 3:50 p.m —Fountain 3:20to3:50p m —Clyde Rd News...... 5 Hitchcock P resents...... 5 And you have to get a part before you can join the union It's 9:40 to 10:50 a m —Lincoln Television Review . 24 6:45 Super Friends...... 8-40 Village Apartments. Wednaaday Richard Crenna returns to Food Preserving ...... 57 PTL Club...... 18 tough, but that's the way it’s always been. ” Monday Center 3:50 New Day ...... 8 Land of the Lost ... .2822-30 9 to 10:50 a m. —Meadows TV this fall in a new situa Black Perspective...... 24 • •• 9 to 9:30 a m —Laurel Tueaday 7:30 Pat Collins...... 2 Sesame St...... 24 Convalescent Home. 11 to 11:30a.m.—Walnut St tion comedy, "All’s Fair," 10:30 7:00 DEAR DICK; I was wondering about Peter Frampton, Manor Convalescent Home. 9 to 9:30 a.m —Green Lodge Republican Convention . .. . 3 4:20 10:30 11 to 11:30 a m. —Bush Hill about love and politics. Mets Baseball...... 9 Eye on Women...... 3 whose hit song is “Show Me the Way." I woul^ like all the in 9:40 to 10:10 am. Rest Home 11:40 am . to 12:10 pm Adam 12...... 5 Give Us This Day ...... 2 M ovie...... 5 Rd. Underdog...... 5 formation you can get on him — how old is he, where was he —Bluefield Dr 9:40 to 10:10 a m. —Rich —Thayer Rd Cartoon C arnival...... 8 Run Joe R un...... 2822-30 bom, if he is married or single and all that good stuff. mond Dr. 11:40 am . to 12:10 p.m. t i 10.20 to 10:50 a m. —Carver 1:20 to 1 50 p.m—E Middle Lucy Show...... 22 BEVERLY CARTY, Halesvllle, Tex. 10:20 to 10:50a.m.—Bowers 11:00 Lane. Tpke. near high school Friday, August 20 Consultation ...... 30 Here's the good stuff; Frampton is an Englishman, just —Keeney School. r Space Nuts ...... 3 11 to 11:30 a m. —Squire School. 1:20 to 1.50 p.m. —Timrod 7:30 Speed Buggy...... 8-40 turned 26, and in the process of getting a divorce, so he is 11 to 11:30 a.m. -Buckley 6:00 8:00 11:00 Village Apartments. Rd. 2 to 2:30 p.m -Ardmore reasonably free at the moment. He’s been around a long time, School. News...... 3-8-22-30 Pilot ...... 3 News...... 3-8-22-24-3840 Ranger Station...... 3 M ovie...... 9 11:40 am. to 12.10 p.m. 2 to 2:30 p.m. —Wyneding and Marshall Rds Dennis the M enace...... 5 Planet of the Apes.. .2822-30 first with groups (The Herd and then Humble Pie) and on his 11:40 a m. to 12:10 p.m 2:40 to 3 10 p.m —Level Rd Bewitched ...... 5 Cross W its...... 5 Mary H artm an...... 857 own He made five albums before he hit it big wiUi "Show Me —Horace St. Hill Rd. The Avengers ...... 9 News...... 9 Electric Co...... 24 1:20 to 1.50 p.m —Seaman —Green School. 2:40 to 3:10 p.m.-Carriage and Elizabeth Dr NFL Football ...... 8-40 the Way” His is one of the major success stories of 1976 1:20 to 1 ;50 p.m. —Doane St. The Real McCoys ...... 18 Movie ...... 9 11:15 1 Dream of Jeannie...... 22 11:30 • •• Circle. 3:20 to 3:50 p.m -Hillview 2 to 2:30 p.m. -Montclair Dr. Zoom...... 24-57 700 Club ...... 18 Movie ...... 9 Beverly Hillbillies...... 30 Ghost Busters...... 3 2 to 2 .30 p.m. -Edison and 3:20 to 3:50 p.m.-Kane Rd. Apartments Gunsmoke ...... 40 Sanford & Son ...... 20-22-30 6:00 OddBail Couple...... 8-40 DEAR DICK; Since the world is so heavily populated with Whitnev Rds Dr. 11:30 6:30 Week in Review...... 24-57 Big Blue Marble ...... 3 Westwind...... 2822-30 talented people, why must there be so many poor actors and Movies ...... 3-5 Partridge Family...... 5 Flintstones...... 5 Mister Rogers...... 24 actresses on soap operas? SHARON MCIV’ER, Kinkora, 8:30 Rookies ...... 8-40 News...... 8-20-22-30 Merv Griffin...... 5 Hong Kong Phooey ...... 8-40 Noon P.E.I., Can. Whiton Library lists new acquisitions Johnny Carson ...... 2822-30 Newark & R eality...... 9 Most soap operas have a few talented people in key roles, Water World...... 18 Chico & The Man . .2822-30 Valley of Dinosaurs...... 3 velvet a child without spending a for then fill out the balance of the cast with less talented per Hahn - The plantain season Flower Show...... 24 Wall St. Week...... 24-57 12:40 Em ergency...... 2822-30 Soul T ra in ...... 5 New books at Manchester's Powell - Hearing secret tune formers. The reason, of course, is economic — the reason for Harcourt — A fair exchange Mundo Real...... 57 Movie ...... 8 8:30 Lost Saucer...... 8 Whiton Memorial Library harmonies Braden — Eight is enough everything is economic. Non-talented actors cost less than Jakes — The bastard 7:00 9:00 Dragnet ...... 40 Ranger Station...... 3 Jetsons...... 2822-30 Prou - The Bernardini Bryan — Friendly fire talented ones. Actually, you’ll get an argument about your Jakes — the furies News...... 3-22-40 Movie ...... 3 Brady Bunch...... 5 TV Garden Club...... 24 Fiction terrace Buck waiter — The 1:00 thesis from some people, however. There are those who say Jakes - The rebels Andy Griffith ...... 5 Rockford F iles...... 2822-30 Tom and J e rry ...... 8-40 Bowling ...... 40 acting on the average soap opera is better than on the average Condon - The whisper of Rosenberg — When the homeowner's handbook of Midnight Special .2822-30 Jakes - The seekers Concentration ...... 8 People & Politics ...... 24-57 Connecticut R eport...... 9 12:30 prime time dramatic show. the axe bough breaks power tools Firing Line ...... 9 9:30 Josie & Pussycats .. .2822-30 • •• Cooper - The dead of Leonard — Swag Rossiter - Some pleasure Deacon — Joey 1:30 Fat A lbert...... 3 Lindquist - A moment’s Wilburn Brothers...... 18 Bible...... 18 DEAR DICK; Whatever happened to that handsome star of winter there to find Green — How to cook his Movies ...... 2-5 9:00 American Bandstand...... 8 To be announced ...... 20 films of the ’40s, Dennis Morgan? Where is he, what is he do Dobyns - Saratoga longshot surrender Rye — A feast of pikes g(^se (and other wild game) 9:45 Joe Franklin...... 9 Bullwinkle...... 3 Go-USA ...... 2822-30 Macdonald - The house at fcfi:-#T j Downs - Country dying Harmer — American Victory Garden...... 24 Jersey Side ...... 9 - i • '• r . . - - Hodgepodge Lodge...... 24 ing, how old is he now? ELLEN C., Sacramento, Ca. Seton — A fine romance Mary Hartman...... 30 Partridge Family...... 5 Dennis Morgan, at 65, still works, but mostly in the theater Foote-Smith — Gentle Gray Eagle Shulman — Saturn’s child medical avarice 10:00 2:55 K 'Trnt-M -’ Wanted Dead or Alive . . . . 9 Macinnes - Agent in place Open Door...... 57 ‘T f r ; now. He recently, for example, replaced the ailing Pal albatross Stead - Miss Herbert Huxley — Between heaven News...... 5 MacKenzie - Raven in Movie ...... 8 Waldo K itty...... 2822-30 O’Brien in a touring show. Fried - The Prescott Torday - Ghost town and earth 7:30 PTL Club...... 18 3:20 Electric Co...... 24 chronicles flight Tryon — Oowned heads Kaufman — Son rise Match Game P M ...... 3 Police Story ...... 2822-30 Marlowe — Nightshade Adam 12...... 5 Pat Collins...... 2 Bit parts DEAR DICK; Is Ronald Reagan (President-Elect) a Garrison - The star Van der Zee - Slaeline Kearns — Lyndon Johnson Masterpiece ’Theatre...... 24 9:30 Catholic and, if not, what religion is he? B.J.K., Columbus. Morice — Nursery tea and Minority Adivsory ...... 8 3:50 spangled contract Wetering — ’Tumbleweed and the American dream Sherlock Holmes ...... 57 •Scooby-Doo ...... 3 Kan. poison New Directions ...... 18 M ovie...... 2 John Ireland will guest star Gerson - Naptune Woodhouse — Moon hill Liebman — Jewish cookery 10:15 Bewitched ...... 5 In the first place, your parenthetical phrase is a little O’Connor - Across the Let’s Make a Deal...... 22 4:50 Redd Foxx directs a com on an episode of “Little House Gibbs - The glass palace Nonfiction from Boston to Bagdad Gamer Ted Armstrong . .. . 9 Gilligan ...... ^'g^o on the Prairie." premature, to say the least. In the second place, if you like the Western MacNeil Report...... 24-57 M ovie...... 8 munity play on NBC-TV’s M ovie...... g Godey - The talisman Benning — How to bring up Walter Matthau will star in man, as you obviously do, what difference does his religion Green - The hostage heart Peters — Legend in green Hollywood ^uares ...... 30 10:45 5:40 "Sanford and Son,” Friday Pink Panther ...... 2822-30 make? Room 222 ...... 40 “Casey’s Shadow" at Colum Meet the M ayors...... 9 Give Us ’This D a y ...... 2 at 8 p.m. Mister Rogers...... 24 bia. Advertising Supplements to • LowctI Sun * Lu-wiston Sun Jourr.sl • A n so n la Sontinel • M anchester H erald • Portland Press Kereld • M iddletow n Press • Bu.llngton Free Press A ugust 14 and Mort., A u g u st 16, is : • H averhill Q aio tte • R utland H erald ^ O U R • D erkshire Eagle • Biddeford-Saco Journal • r.’ow Haven Register Page 8 - WEEKEND - Aug. 14, 1976 • Newburyport Dally News • D nngor D ally Nows • v.’.fterbury R opublic.m • Drockton Enterprise • Beverly T im es • M ilford C itize n • Fitchburg Sentinel • G lo u ce ste r T im es • Springfield Republic-.^ • C o n co rd M onitor • N orw alk H our • Boston Globe ■ Valley New s • Patriot Ledger • O cston H erald Advert. • Stam lord Advocate Sat.. August 14, 197G • H artford Tim es • M eriden R ecord • Hartford Courant St. George’s slays the dragon on a coin • K eene Sentinel ' • Cape Cod Times THE THANK YOU STORE • The Smart Shopper • Winsted Citizen • North Haven Post S u n „ A u g u st IS , 1976 It is a philatelically active country. Just *• Torrlngton M jm n y iu Register Wed.. August 11.1976 By RUSS M acKENDRICK Then for the 1951 Festival, the real thing • Portsmouth Herald .. A ugust 14, 197S • Sanford Tribune about all of its 145 stamps listed in the 1976 Frl., A ugust 13, 1976 again. Thurs.. A ugust 12, 1976 Here is St George, the patron saint of The Pistrucci design was also used on Scott’s are priced higher in the 1977 edi AUG 21 Kngland. busily endangering a species of copper pence and half-pence by Bank of tion. What if Pitcairn had four square Starts Mon, Aug 16 ends • Open Dally 10 to 10 dragon It is happening on a five-shilling Upper Canada (Toronto) in 1850 through miles instead of two and 150 people in piece, otherwise, a '57. stead of 74?! crown, that was I have indicated a certain sympathy for made up for the 1951 Stamps the dragon but actually he was all bad and W Scott’s II due Festival of Britain. deserved extinction. The story goes that The head is that of and St. George slew him to save the life of a And about Scott’s, the new Volume II is the then-reigning maiden. Alexandria or Sabra, depending due Monday. Have been looking over the monarch, but the coins on where you read about it. (There are first volume of the four we are getting this battle scene was several long-winded tales extant that in year (splurged on a hard cover again). We designed by the volve magicians and spell-casting). have heard murmurings about the poor r h f . medalist Benedetto Pistrucci in 1816. The St George is believed to have been the —> J t i - paper but it seems to be no worse. What is creation was squashed down a bit to fit son of the High Steward of Coventry about bad is that some of their older plates have ^ r i ' - ^ into the narrower confines of a stamp 300 A.D. He went off to the Crusades and given up the ghost and are putting out un iG B 1951. Scott No. 288) rescued the daughter of the king of Egypt happy dark blots instead of stamp pic The motif first appeared on a coin called who was about to give herself up to a fire tures. a "George noble” at the time of Henry breathing dragon to save others. He has There are said to be 6,0(X) new listings VIII The Pistrucci design was developed been the patron saint of England since the and 1(X),(K)0 price changes. The decently during the reign of a king lately the target 14th Century — April 23 is the official St numbered pages have increased from 670 Over lO© Stores to Serve You Better, Save You More! of a long-standing grudge — George III. It George s Day. The hoofprints of his horse ft tells about watermarks, imprints, to 733. There are xviii pages of front was minted from 1818 through 1822. It was are purportedly on the wall of a varieties, booklets with a word about material. Al-5 in the Addenda, Fl-14 in dropped for several decades, then revived churchyard in Y Faerdref. Denbighshire. some fake assemblies, details on For the Record, and an Index and Iden in 1887 and continued under Victoria and forgeries... tifier and six pages of "Save the World’" JUNIORS BOYS I I Kdward VII. Catalog for tiny place And there's more — commemorative unmarked. f CORDUROY In 1925 there was substituted "a sleek Would you believe that any place as tiny cachets, air letters, radio covers and a list Back along I had an idea of setting up a m FULL LENGTH 11 L ca tlie i* streamlined St George crushing a moder as the Pitcairn Islands could inspire a of markings: postal, registration, direc "Let's-Put-The-Number-On-Every- nistic dragon” a production looking for all specialized stamp catalog? It's true— just tional, and so on. And there is also a list of Darned-Page Society to fight this sort of J a c k e t Snorkel the world like something made by United published in Dubbo. New South Wales. It the early ships associated with the history thing but couldn't decide how to II Nations stamp artist. has 128 pages with illustrations and maps. of Pitcairn and the mutiny on the Bounty. pronounce “LPTNOEDPS" Coats II Jacket o r ¥ CB radio a lifesaver as much as a novelty P an ts 9 9 6 By INK DIPPER Bear. ” He desperately wants to ride an 18- going for an entire week. No money. No backpack. High in the Sandia Mountains S a le P rice Reg 12.99 There are many people wondering today wheeler again. The trucker says his overtime pay. Just helping out. behind Albuquerque on the La Luz trail, what CBers are like, what makes them “freight can wait” as he U-turns to go to In the Ohio River Valley, CBers from Gus’ feet became raw from the rock and tick, are they different than their fellow- the boy’s home to give him that ride. Pittsburgh to Parkersburg, W.Va., and gravel. He could no longer keep up. Fur trim hood, Weighing over 200 pounds, Gus’ exhaus 4 pockets, zip • Button or Americans. Upon arriving there, he finds that he • from Columbus to Harrisburgh, a base S a le P ric e S n ap Front tion and wounded paws literally flattened sleeve pocket. The music which has wasn’t the only one monitoring Channel 19. station is operated almost constantly by a Machine • 4 Pockets him. His owners skied to the nearest emerged to reach best The block in front of the house is lined up watchful and helpful lady, Mrs. Jerry wash Sage, • S id e Vents seller lists and most- with 18-wheelers giving “Teddy Bear” the Hoit. Known throughout the area as “The Forest Service phone. Through a relay Wear as casual navy. 8-18. • 2 -B u tlo n C u ffs | with Albuquerque’s Citizen Band and separates or played on popular radio rides he wanted so much. They, too, were Swami,” rarely a day passes when she has • S ize s S -M -L-X Rescue Team, Gus was carried safely match them up stations indicate that expressing their compassion. not handled some distress call. for a great 2 pc. home to recuperate. Jr Boys Snorkel CBers are "folksy” and The ability to mobilize people to help in Few have met her, but her smiling outfit! 100% cot Broem, Canwf, ton. Blue, tan, friendly. From the big hit times of need is manifest all over the voice: “Break ... break ... this is The The exploits of CBers who do not even 9.90 Brick, Mori Bkie country. Wherever there are CBers. Not Swami lookin’ at ya’ on channel 10 ... know each other, but who respond to a dis green, peach. by C. W. McCall. "Con- Sizes 5 to 13. vov.'' to C1 e d u s long ago in Snohomish, Wash., 19 CBers come on back” ... is truly famous. She has tress call with a singleness of purpose, Maggard’s “White Knight. " both telling a pitched in to help when the worst winter traced a trucker on the wrong medication reminds one of the pioneering days when story about CBing with a touch of humor, time flooding in 50 years inundated the by putting out a 10-33 and the relay help of covered wagons criss-crossed our coun R E R iJI to the current sad one: “Teddy Bear,” fertile Snohomish River Valley. Accor a CBer in Nova Scotia, jawed a Cber who try. Heiping out was a way of life for those FROM A FAMOUS MANUFACTURER there is the single strain of togetherness ding to the CB Times-Journal, the club was “a little drunk” home without mis eariy settlers. CBing offers this same among those who modulate. members used their CB units 24 hours a hap; and by instant action saved the life of flavor and spirit in 1976. A crippled lad whose Daddy was a day. They monitored Channel 9 for dis a little girl seriously hurt. The fun in ratchet-jawing is amplified SAVINGS OF 50% TO 82 trucker and killed in a blinding snow tress calls and used four channels to coor Attesting to this oiew spirit of com with unit of purpose in helping out. Does storm wreck, yaks with a trucker on his dinate their rescue efforts. They went into radeship, Gus, a St. Bernard dog, was on a this make CBers different than their P an ty Hose father’s CB. The boy’s handle is “Teddy action overnight and kept the endeavor training trip, iearning to carry a fellow-Americans? r i f Convantlonal or Nuda lis artist deals in disappearing art Orig Sold for 1.25 pr 3 » DALLAS (UPI) — Phillip Lamb’s What drawings Lamb does preserve, if der a television-like window scrape away “ Hanging toys in the gallery is artwork is here today, gone tomorrow. briefly, often find their way to galleries aluminum filings from the giass surface. satirizing the importance of gallery h v Queen Size or Opaque For hours he’ll labor over one of his 24 for exhibition. But the transporting and What’s left is either a straight, curved or space,” he said. “And watching people ad Orfg Sold for 1.25 pr Etch-a-,Sketches, hanging often become problems in diagonal line. mire it is part of the satire. DUPONT ORLON® ACRYLIC 20 PC CORELLE® working for the last themselves. With his hands, his Etch-a-Sketch and “But the display also could be ap Control Top Panty Hose Sayelle* Yarn detail. But then he 4 n d b y Several months ago while preparing a his satiric imagination. Lamb can whip preciated by anybody — a kid who tr i^ Corningware e Orig Sold for $2 pr gives the device a Fort Worth museum exhibit, several of his out a quick portrait, a landscape or an the Etch-a-Sketch, a heavy art person into the way Supp-Hoae Support, 4 oz couple of soft Etch-a-Sketches were accidentally shaken abstract interpretation — whatever can be the thematic deveiopment, someone who 2 J 9 0 P u ll Skoki shakes, and the en route and the drawings partially done with pencii and paper. appreciated the humor.” R ag 34.95 Orfg Sold for 5.95 pr * 1 . 7S^ most intricate drawing disappears. destroyed. For his Bicentennial show this year he Though Lamb isn’t always sure what his Four each. 10W dinner Machine washable. Asst, fashion colors. All first Quality, of course. Fashion shades. __ *Oupont Ctttftotlon Mark “I wouldn’t be doing justice to Etch-a- “I thought it was kind of neat,” he said. conjured up a sequence beginning with art shows wiil include, he always knows plates. 8 oz bowls, cups and saucers. Sketch as an artform if 1 allowed a “That’s the nature of the Etch-a-Sketch, children blowing themselves up with how they’ll end. Stoia naaarvM to Umtt OuanmiM a Nona SoM to Osators drawing to be preserved,” he said. so I hung the drawings anyway.” fireworks and ending 22 absurd Etch-a- The night the Bicentennial show ended Lamb, 24, has elevated the red plastic By twisting two white knobs — one con Sketches later with the end of the world. he strolled quietly through the gallery, children’s toy into a form of pop art. trolling the vertical and the other the Lamb says he’s not only satirizing his walked from elaborate sketch to elaborate Nllt^bL'E^ ^ rrAMDEN MANCHESTER , J A’eVne Shopping f^eil “Art is intangible,” he declared. horizontal — he makes a stylus placed un sketch subjects, but also Uie idea of art. sketch, and shook them. Brohd St ifed I Olxwell Ave Minchetter Parkade Also on Sale al King s Stores In ST A M FO R D ^ J l!
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