Seabrook Post Office Wrecked by Explosion
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SEABROOK, N.H. (UPI) - The Seabrook. He didn’t say where or Security at Massachusetts’ historic fourth bombing in 24 hours within a what time it was to go off. He also sites has been Increased for the July 45-miIe radius of Boston Friday claimed he was with some militant 4th Bicentennial weekend. Many wrecked the interior of the Seabrook group but I didn’t catch the name of Massachusetts communities, post office. it. He claimed his group was respon expected increased tburism during The New Hampshire blast came at sible for the Newburyport bombing, the weekend because of the state’s 10:45 p.m., 18 minutes after a male also." central role in the 1776 revolution and caller informed Deputy Fire Chief Sanborn said the explosion at the colonial America. Ernest Sanborn a bomb had been post office was clearly heard^-gt the "We will utilize all resources and planted somewhere in Seabrook, a fire station nearly two miles away. every available man at our disposal seacoast summer resort astride the Arriving at the scene, Sanborn said to increase security this weekend at Massachusetts line with a population he found “jieavy smoke from the historical shrines and monuments,” of 3,000 persons. dynamite” and extensive Interior Massachusetts Public Safety Explosions early Friday destroyed damage which wrecked the main Secretary Charles Barry said Friday. an Elastem Airlines plane at Logan work srofl. Federal Park Service personnel International Airport, wrecked a A federal official said it looked like and local police departments also National Guard truck at a Boston ar the bomb was ''placed outside the beefed up security. mory and damaged the Essex County building.” The post office is about IVk miles Courthouse in Newburyport, Mass. Damage in the three from the marsh where the PSC plans The caller to Seabrook also claimed Massachusetts bombings was es to build a $1.6 billion nuclear power responsibility for tbe Newburyport timated at about $600,000. plant. The Atomic Safety and Licen blast. The FBI, which is Involved in the sing Board of the Nuclear Regulatory The modest brick, one-story post investigations, said Friday had Commission approvA a conjtection office had been empty for hours and feared further incidents would cur. pernm]for the eamek.thls no one was injured, Sanborn said. “There was an IndicatioB itsN There also were no injuries in the wasn’t the end,” FBI Sp Massachusetts bombings. Richard Bates said. "I Sanborn said he received a call at tlmistlc that it won’t hapi 10:27 p.m. from a man who "just in We’ve been afraid of this, formed there was a bomb in been rumors for monthi like this might occur.”• V o r i ikoff holiday weekend bff as scheduled at Mt. Nebo Friday night despite the iy at 9:05 p.m. and the rain began promptly about a Tall ships ready to put up with the wet conditions and stayed right to the |e . (S page 10) (Herald photo by Dunn) NEW YORK (UPI) - The tall Next in a line streV ships anchored near New York Har miles was the fo liver to jl jfxj^-:-SW;w:-:-:-x-:':-:*W*:s*W!WKiSSSW:WKSS¥:¥:¥5SSS:%iSW:5iWS5:!Si^ bor today, ready to lead more than bark Kruzenshtem,' debratlon of] 200 vessels In a July 4th sailing Gravesend Bay in hday ex tribute to the nation’s Bicentennial. Coast Guard sp of rs summary Leading the procession of 20 Puckett said "easil]| square-rigged ships from Newport, dred” spectator era Inffad Prass fntarnaUonal R.I., Friday was the 266-foot West Sandy Hook, N.J., German bark Gorcb Fock, the ships come in, a br winner of the Bermuda-to-Newport sails and a bright sun glinting off the U.S. regional tests to determine the cause of transatlantic race. water. Inter D?Bri •) ■ ’ pains In his legs. Ebsen, 68, com ixplosion WEARE, N. H. - Queen plained of the pain Friday while ied a fat Elizabeth II will receive some filming an episode of his Bamaby renderilgg^Bji ired one financial assistance from the Jones series at Van Nuys airport. Helen’s birthday is extra-si Several United States in the near future. The tests will determine if the its were This New Hamshire town has Sent pains are caused by strain, a _ orted.:flB;^ Connec- $1.80 — or 20 shillings—, to her for sprain or phlebitis. By BETTY RYDER Helen, who lives with her daughter woodJ [ticut Tuf§r0L lotorists fines levied against eight Family/Travel Editor and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Francis mothd ■ slowed [the fire, townspeople for rioting in 1772. Helen T w i^ of US Carpenter Rd. A. Sullivan Jr. and their three sugaii - Tie HerinJili ,. p la n t The men were fined for beating a STRATTON, Ohio - Rep. really personifies the "Spirit of ’76.” children, cante to the United States Hel I expjod^aiiM and the sheriff and his deputy iii the so- Wayne Hays, D-Ohio, who Born on July 4, 1900 in a small when she was four years old. w asj p cauM is uhder^^i _ ition. A called Pine Tree riot. No interest allegedly put Elizabeth Ray on TM village in Canada, Helen has had "When I was 17 we moved to retig pedestrian w a f f p j^ ^ flying was included. the federal payroll to serve as his e rs “explosive” birthdays most of her Waltham, Mass, and I went to work M ai I debris and fadspiitliip In fair mistress, denies he took an over life. in a watch factory,” she said. Cab condition, police dose of sleeping pills to kill With six sisters and a brother, As a little girl, she can rrcall her National himself on June 10. mother feeding liidians who came to Helen says birthdays were always ortf: ticut DETROIT - At least 22 Detroit the door. Quick to explain she’s only leir important to the Twigg family, but :g State ■PoRw ^ ^ :.S ili” police officers have been fired in going to be 76 Sunday and that the In I first:te Vihi 960 Jimmy Carter says he is leaning she adds, “Mine was always special the wake of a “blue flu” protest dians were civilized, not savage,^ jFiit S ntodei srCApabl^of toward two or three persons as a because it was on the F o u ^ of that ended Friday. At its height July.” Helen says, "They u s ^ to live in the ■^wiliiet possible running mate but will \ fw traH icliPiiisi^ Thursday night, 157 of 273 officers keep his mind open until he gets cts as schedule to work called in sick to the Democratic presidential Includes protest the layoff of nearly 1,000 nomination. Ronald Reagan’s I brush. ^ice officers in the city as an b ^ e r s claim President Ford is surplus p rd p ^ T tn pmy move. g 4 l ^ too many seats and guest passes for the Republican nande may ~ NEW HA¥EN:^::I LAKE C ITY -Rep. Allan National Convention. ■aaonabte parging entrapment by -d flw s rtir ma 01 the Ir agents masquerading ■II cuMomsfi. as prostitutes, is asking for the everything so beautiful .(flies' the preliminarylegal papers dismissal of a sex solicitation International said.' riday, but Logue says he isn’t complaint against him. The mo-- This year, Helen is going to Caq grried because collecting the 8,- tion was fiM Friday. BUENOS AIRES, Argentina - to visit family and friends the valid signaturees to for a Guerrillas infiltrating political She belongs to the Manchl all vote is a major task. police headquarters set off a Senior Citizens, but admits' PASADENA, Calif. - A new at powerful bdmb Friday killing 18 mospheric discovery heightens doesn’t go to the Center very ofb WATERBURY - Atlantic officers in Argentina’s bloodiest the possibility that some sort of "Today your time is alwai lichfield Co. (ARCO) has offered terrorist act in six years. bacterial life form exists on Mars. limited no matter what you do.” I million for 73 per cent of the Scientists said Friday conditions Reflecting on the Bicentennil Stock of Anaconda Co., the indicate that during cold nights, KAMPALA, Uganda -Pro- celebration, Helen said, "This is the nation’s third largest copper Palestinian hijackers divided up the planet’s water vapor could y)ear they’ve talked about the most. producer ith several plants in the their 110 mostly Jewish hostages condense to become ice on Viking But we always used to have Waterbury area. The plan, to be I’s lander, scheduled to land on and ringed hem with dynamite 12 fireworks or go somewhere else to approved by the IRS and Anacon Friday, and Israel has not given July 17. see them.” Helen likes the quiet da stockholders, calls for ARCO any word on whether it will meet neighborhood in which she lives and to exchange one quarter share of ransom demands by a Sunday keeps busy around the house. LOS ANGELES - Actor Buddy its stock plus $6 for each Anacon deadline. She recently joined Weight da share. Ebsen has been hospitalized for Watchers and is going to concentrate on that project for a while. As for the future, Helen said good- ______Dans __ to direct — -
Attention Pastoral Counseling Center The Rev, Dr. Felix M. Davis has town’s Human Relations Commis readers resigned as pastor of Second sion, on the Board of Dlrectord of the Congregational Church, effective Community Child Guidance Clinic, , Herald readers are Aug. 31, to become the director of the and the Board of Directors of the Pastoral Counseling Center of Manchester Area Conference of >4'‘. ".u reminded The Herald will Manchester, Inc. Churches. 'fc'v . not be published Monday, July 6, to permit Its Dr. Davis came from Kensington The Pastoral Counseling Center of employes to enjoy the In 1961 to assume his pastoral duties Manchester, Inc. is being established Independence Day holiday at Second Church. He is a graduate of through the cooperative efforts of Wesleyan University, Middletown; many religious groups in with their families and Union Theological Seminary, New Manchester, and is offering pastoral 1^ ' ... friends. York City, and he received his doc counseling services to individuals, Regular publication of toral degree in' psychology and marriages and families experiencing (Herald photo by Dunn) The Herald will resume counseling from Andover-Newton a wide range of stress related Tuesday. Theological School, Newton Centre, problems. Readi a birthday card Mass. The Center is presently located at Mrs. Helen Twigg relaxes In front of a portrait of her mother-in- Second Congregational Church, but law as she reads one of her many birthday cards. ^ D rlv « carafully->^ In addition to his ministry at Se cond Church, he has served on the The Rev. Dr. Davis will open new offices on Sept. 1,1976.
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Newt for senior citizens By W ALLY FORTIN
Hi everyone. Now that the good cluded. Date for this trip is Sept. 27, more of our members. The afternoon weather is here everyone is asking 28, and 29. ended up with a few games of bingo. about trips of all kinds. Here are a In November it is off to Hawaii if We were told that Gloria is feeling few for you to jot down, took them we can get at least 45 people to go. much better, the operation appears Over and plan accordingly. Fliers for this trip are at the office. to be a success.. In fact she was dis Signup for the boat ride around Your initial down payment of $50 charged from the hospital Thursday, Manhattan Island is on Tuesday, July must be paid no later than July 12. and will have to take it easy for a 6. The trip is on Thursday, July 29. This is necessary to assure us of couple of weeks at home which is at On Monday, July 12, we sign up for reservations on the plane and at the 396 Hackmatack St. S&H STAMPS MAKES US C0ONTR'.,„_ the three-day trip to Lake Win- hotels. It is a ten-day trip. nipesaukee, N.H. —145 for the down Now you have a choice. So we ad 254 BROAD 8T. MANCHESTER , ■ ^ NO. ONE Marchants In Early Amarlctn payment when registering, and final vise you to cut these trips out, and if Week’s menus any one appeals to you, then you can FurnHura Raproductiona payment of $43 by Aug. 13. Complete Menus for the week are: Monday is !j 728 EAST CLOCKS • UMPS • FIREPUCE FURNI8HINBS and package is $88. The three^lay trip is decide when and which ones you wish • NAUTICAL PARAPHERNALIA to take. In all cases, we must fill a a holiday, so there will be no meal. MIDDLE TURNPIKE scheduled for Aug. 27, 28, and 29. Wednesday, ham salad on rye, cole OPIN TUea., WID., SAT. 10 A.M. - IM P.M. On Thursday July IS, our fun day bus in order to take it. In some cases MANCHESTER THURSDAY A FRIDAY, 10 A.M. - 9 P.M. we are limited to two buses. slaw, pickle slices, applesauce cake, SUNDAY 12 NOON - S P.M. PLINTY OF FREE PARKINO program will be a picnic at Norman and a beverage. T h u r^ y , a picnic in Fendell’s place which will include WE SSRVICE AND INSTALL INDUSTRIAL AND COMMERCIAL HAS IT! the park. Hot dogs on a roll, pickle card playing inside an air- slices, baked beans, macaroni salad, conditioned hall, outdoor swimming Center activities ice cream sundae, ice tea, and hot AR CONDmONUIIi - REFMCEIIATIOII Business-Directory Guide For poof, outdoor shuffleboard, and OK, the news at the center starts coffee. Friday, scalloped tuna on KATINIi and SHEEnKTAl goodies to munch on, such as ham- with Wednesday morning when a noodles, roll and butter, brownibs burgs, potato salad, beans, dessert busload headed for Beantown to see and a beverage. New England Mechankai Services, Inc. Manchester and Surrounding and a beverage, and all for $1. A if the could get the Red Sox back onto MANCHESTER PARKADE limited number of tickets is their winning streak. ROUTE #93, P.O. BOX 3147 Your Complete available. Norman’s place is the At the center we had 38 people Schedule for the week TALCOTTVILLE, CONN. (06066) • 643-2730 • 643-2192 Appllence Store Singles Apartments on Prospect St. playing pinochle and these are the Monday, Closed for the 4th of July Vicinity On Monday, July 26, signup for winners: Ann Thompson, 602; Esther holiday. Rockingham Race Track. The cbst is Anderson, 583; John ^ e lp s, 582; Tuesday, 8 a.m., registration for CAMPING EQUIPMENT FAMOUS BRAND $14.80, and Includes bus fare and Helena Gavello, 577; Lyla Steele and the Manhattan Island boat ride, 9:30 featuring this week... TELEVISION - APPLIANCES reserved seats in the clubhouse. We Bessie Moonan, 571; Arvid Peterson, a.m., bus for shopping, 10 a.m. to 4 dors, SIEEPINQ lABS, AIH MATTRESSES, will unload right at the clubhouse so 555; John Gaily, 549; Lillian Lewis p.m. outdoor shuffleboard games. 1 STOVES. LANTERNS MANCHESTER there will be no walking, and a free and Josephine Schuetz, 536. p.m.. Summer Bowling .at the program, with a delicious meal at the In the a ft^ o o n we had four tables Parkade Lanes, and return bus trip FARR’S HONIIMPMVENDIT 88 Restaurant where you’ll have a for bridge and these were the lucky from shopping. UNICO hosts lunch program for elderly THttVeRYTHmOSTOSE V t t i p i k t Dflf. choice of boneless chicken or baked winners: Marjorie McLain, 5,010; Wednesday, 10 a.m. to noon, CAMP-HKE-SPORT 2 MAIN STREH haddock. pinochle games. Noon to 12:30 p.m., For the second year UNICO of Manchester is funding the summer lunch program for the OPEN DAILT TO I P.M. J. FAMI e 843-7111 APPLUNCE • TV 649-3589 Jack Owen, 4, 990; Luella Horton, 4,- Kelt to stop I Shcf 870; and Marianne Herdic, 4,620. lunch is served. 12:45 p.m., bridge elderly at the Senior Citizens Center. Bernard Giovino, past president of UNICO, offers 3 On Aug. 9, signup for the Sterling Gardens in Tuxedo, N.Y. This place Thursday started off a little on the games. 1 p.m. to 4 p.m., outdoor Marge Hall a salad luncheon as Joseph Hachey, UNICO secretary looks on. Waiting to be VOLKSWAGEN REPAIR has added five exciting new shows, wet side, but by noon the sun came shuffleboard games. Bus pickup at served are, from left, Elmer Swanson and Marge Reed. Other UNICO members who joined plus many wonderful flowers. A shining through and we were able to 8:30 a.m., return trips at 12:30 and 3 by factory tralnad apeclallata p.m. the seniors for lunch ’Thursday were Leo Diana, Nate Agostinelli, and Louie Apter, who is wonderful place to enjoy the lovely have our fun day activities out in the Phil Psts colors and excitement. Complete park. ’Thursday, 10 a.m. to noon, outdoor an honorary member. (Herald photo by Dunn) . Loclcsro and Zidsk shuffleboard games. Noon to 12:45 package of $13, includes busfare, free During lunch we paid tribute to our p.m. lunch is served. 1 p.m. to 3 p.m., CARPET AND FLOOR COVBUNG admission to the gardens and shows, good adopted friends from the 646-5036 minrs Nt MAM W T OPIl BOa Ikli Sil l-i INkli t III f-f TEL plus a fabulous buffet luncheon. The outdoor shuffleboard games and Manchester Chapter of UNICO. ’Then Week in review •***'CHBnB 0 9 1 01 lava can cauici 643-6882 date for this trip is Sept. 9. kitchen social games. Bus pickup at P&P AUTO REPAIR in the park we had the pleasure of 706 Main Si. • “Arco Chsrgs" • Manchastar Monday, Aug. 16, signup for a 8:30 a.m. and noontime, return trip Connecticut'i Largest Floor Covering Dealer hearing from our good friend, Nate at 3 p.m. three-day trip to Pennsylvania Dutch Agostinelli. Nate gave a very Friday, 10 a.m. to noon, kitchen Country. Complete package is $87 for dynamic and inspiring talk that fitted Attention focuses on Buckland Conn. Most Complete Garden Center social games, one can of canned double occupancy. We’ll be staying at in just right with this our. big MERCURY goods needed. Noon to 12:30, lunch is the fabulous Willow Valley Bicentennial year. In fact, we The Buckland fire protection law Two Manchester policemen were served. 1 p.m. to 3 p.m., setback Business Farms Motor Inn, in Lancaster, Pa. enjoyed it very much, and I plan to suit ended this week with an agree promoted to detective this week, EAST HARTFORD RURSERY games, Bus pickup at 8:30 a.m., Meals, sight-seeing, and all are in have Nate back in the fall to tell it to ment by lawyers for the Town of filling new positions authorized for Several union employes of the 1375 Silvsr Lana return trips at 12:30 and 3:30 p.m. Manchester and the Eighth Utilities' 1976-1977. The new detectives are Manchester Packing Co. went on Eait Hartford 689-0800 Phone 646-2756 District for interim service of the Donald Wright, a member of the strike Friday to protest unsuccessful f contract talks. A company Buckland area. force since 1968, and Roy N. Abbie, We Have Ever^hing For NO SERVICE CHARQE Until Superior Court Judge who joined the department in 1972. spokesman said some employes Your Home Gardening Needs. remained at work and production RasarviUona tor • Holals • Airlines • Steainthlps Edward Hamill issues his ruling — Alfred Hayber, an inspector for the 827 Main Straet Manchastar Prize winners announced which may come as early as August town building department since 1967, will continue. FLO’S Cake Decorating Supplies — the attorneys agreed “to preserve was promoted to the position of depu Martin Broder, owner of Martin’s Grow With The — EAST HARTFORD NURSERY Ltd. stores in Manchester and 646-0228 678-3262 Blast Hartford Nursery, 1375 Silver Lane, East Hartford, continues to grow. TTie next step of the long range BUCKLEY SCHOOL Vincent Prunhager, Paul Grzyb, Funniest: 1. Patrick Vickers, 2. the status quo.” ty building inspector, a post that had NOTICE Simsbury, has been elected president A CONPIETE UK OF rV, MLTON CAKE KCOMTNNS plans is nearing completion. This has been the removal of the offices from the store making the store much Scavenger Hunt: Sean Gallup. Eileen Corcoran, 3. Angie Vicker. The Eighth District Fire Depart been vacant for more than a year. Most magazines and coffee cans: Speediest Scavengers; Teresa and ment will continue to respond to calls Hayber, 59, from Marlborough, of the Manchester Parkade lighter and more pleasant. A new counter area has been built and new wooden gondolas are being added for OPEN SATURDAY Most Original: 1. Melaine Smith,- Merchants Association, it was an 1i 1 CiNTia ST. 70 UNION ST. potting soils, pots and a variety of goods. Outside the tree and shrubbery display area has been more than Greg Palmer, Mike Laprise, Kovin Brian Sombric. 2. Sharon Martin, 3. A1 Cote. in Buckland, but the Town Fire fills the vacancy created when MANCHlSTta, CONN. ROCKVILLa, CONN. nounced this week. doubled so that it is easier and more pleasant to view and choose plants. Sombric, Best Teamwork: Sharon Hart, KEENEY ST.: Department intends to occupy the former Chief Inspector Thomas Mon. - art. 1S-S Men. - Set 10-S Till 5 P.M. The first store in developer Thure, 10-S M . 10-S Originally the Nursery was a vegetable stand and over thq years the store has been re-done, enlarged, and Most Jars: Brad Pendleton. Susan Flosdorf, Meg and Beth Leslie. Bottle Cap Contest: nearly completed Buckland firehouse Monahan retired on June 1,1975 and Most hangers and egg cartons: Most Objects Colleoted: Sharon to serve areas of Oakland. Francis J. Conti was promoted from . Kenneth Burkamp’s Manchester green houses, poly house, fertllixer area, lath house and a power shop have been added. Most Collected, Girls: 1. Sharon Mall downtown opened this week. Wedding Cakes A Specialty MANCHESTER AUTO PARTS Arthur Fletcher, Benjamine and Morrissey, Vanessa and Genny Testimony in the trial ended deputy inspector to fill Monahan’s Today the Nursery is a full garden center carrying trees, shrubs, annuals, perennials, house plants and 270 BROAD STREET PHONE 649-4528 Laney, 2. Cathy Walsh, 3. Laura Bot- The Dust Jacket, a bookstore Tony DiGregorio. Purnhagen. tone, 4. Sheila Laney. Wednesday and counsel for each side position. seeds as well as chemicals, fertilizers, tools, soil, mulch, and everything needed to plant and care for all your Largest Collection: Philip Rich, W EST SIDE presented final arguments. The Wendel K. Walton of Vernon has operated by Norman Raciot, opened eVERYTHINQ IN growing things. Most Collected (jointly) Boys: Thursday. Scavenger Hunt: Timothy and Thomas Walsh, Craig judge gave them until July 23 to file been appointed bishop of the Church The motto of the Nursery is “Where you and your business are appreciated.” Our customers are our most B Em JANE TURNER • MIRRORS • SHOWER DOORS Most Things: 1. Craig and Franklin. written briefs with the court. of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints valuable asset; Please feel to call us at 569-0800. Merideth Philips. The trial involved a lawsuit • STORE FRONTS •SAFETY GLASS School of Dance 2. Michelle and Cigarette Butt Contest: (most (Mormon). He succeeds D. Clarke Position proposed • BATHTUB ENCLOSURES Pinochle scores 40 O AK S TR E E T M A N C H E S TER Jennifer Quey. 3. Jay Tedone and collected) Girls: 1. Cynthia Walsh, 2. brought by the Eighth District to Brown who was released because he The Board of Directors heard a Kiffy Silver. Laura Bottone, Sheila Laney, Sharon determine who — the district or the has moved to Utah for business proposal for the creation of a town J.A. WHITE GUSS (»., Inc. Ballet • Tap - Ja%% Hop Scotch Contest: 1. Kiffy Laney; Boys: 1. Craig Franklin, town — has jurisdiction for fire reasons. Serving with Bishop Walton budget analyst position that would FUftNITUne TOPS PICTURE W/NDOWS_-“- Acrobatic & Baton Top scores in the Manchester Silver, Michelle Quey. 3. Eileen Cor Timothy Walsh, Thomas Walsh, 2. protection in Buckland. as counsellors are Peter Hamm and oversee budgeting and revenue es ■’ REGISTRATIONS NOW BEING ACCEPTED Senior Citizens Pinochle Group game coran. Michael Walsh. In another court case this week in Lucas Moe, both of Andover. timates. Marvehaatar 649-7322 SI aiMrti SL OVER 21 YtAM tXnSItNCS 6 4 9 - 0 2 5 6 held ’Thursday are as follows: Hula Hoop Contest: 1. Laurie volving the Buckland area, Superior Members of the board who spoke Lyla Steele, 583; Arvid Peterson, Burns. 2. Eileen Corcoran, 3. Kiffy Court Judge Rodney Eielson upheld Education on the subject felt the proposal was L Silver. the Manchester Planning and Zoning 567; Gladys Seelert, 567; Bess The Manchester Board of Educa worth looking into. Moonan, 557; John Gully, 552; Topple Ball Contest: 11-years and Meetings next week Commission (PZC) for its March Town Manager Robert B. Weiss 763 under: 1. Kiffy Silver, 2. Michelle 1974 rezoning of tobacco land for a tion learned this week that delays in MAIN ST. Frances Fike, 550; Sam Schores, 550; state funding for two school projects said, if funds are available and the John Phelps, 540; George Last, 540. Quey, 3. Theresa Carlson; 12-years huge, mixed-use development. 643-1191 DON WILLIS Specializing In Here’s next week’s schedule of will allow local educators time to board approves the position, it is The group sponsors a pinochle and up: 1. Jim Laria, 2. Kevin Ander The zone changes, granted to- possible the post may even be 191 BRAKE SERVICE. son, 3. Lenney Anderson. public meetings in Manchester M.A.P. Associates, an investment study the impact of declining enroll [ f . «!.<;'19 GARAGE game each ’Thursday at 9:45 a.m. at ment. created during the new fiscal year. MAIN ST. IS Main St, Tal. 649-4531 Frant End Mlgnment the Army and Navy Club. The game Paper Plate Puppet Contest: Best: (locations are in Municipal Building, partnership led by developer Arthur MANCHESTER (tomral Rapair Waili 41 Center St., unless noted): School Supt. James Kennedy said Last minute rush is open to all senior citizens. Best 1. Patrick Commins, 2. Michelle Fischer of New York City, had been 643-1900 Quey, 3. Graig Phillips. Tuesday challenged by a group of Buckland decisions on state building grant Workers in the Town Q erk’s office applications probably won’t come un 7:30 p.m. — Board of Directors, homeowners. had little time to enjoy the summer til at least February. By that time, Hearing Room. The homeowners indicated that sun this week. An influx of last- local officials will have time to con MANCHESTER SAFE & LOCK CO. M CC movie Bf^onday 8 p.m. — Democratic Town Com further court appeal would hinge on minute shoppers for dog licenses Kitchens of Distinction sider the the Bentley and Washington NEED A NEW KITCHEN? CDME TD THE EXPERTS mittee, filing Junior High School availability of funds. kept them busier than usual. A/ff1k M £ 'ir £ f2 LOCteSMIfH Schools work in light of recent TIfc Student Activities Committee Cafeteria. Wednesday, June 30, was the last 453 MAIN 8T., MANCHESTER e 643-6922 “Let the Good Times Roll.” projections for an 800-student decline of Manchester Community College day for dog owners to register their m. f).. , m u m rstsm Altrms. Locks USTOM ITCHEH July 19 will be “The Candidate” Wednesday People in elementary schools by 1981. If will present “Jesus Christ Super pets without paying an extra 25-cent ( J Ue tC u U S SsJss. Combination Cbangos, and “Cool Hand Luke.” 7:30 p.m. — Bicentennial Parade The Board of Education this week In other actions this week, the I 1 Silos A Sorvico • Bonded. Mosi Star’’ Monday at 9 p.m. in the MCC penalty. By 5 p.m. Wednesday, the K l i b b & t *
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Douglas E. Dlx, Ph.D., is the new director of the For Your Holiday Haynes Medical Laboratory, 26 Haynes St., Manchester. Shopping Convenience Dr. Dix received his B.S. degree in chennistry from \ Fairfield University in 1966, and his Ph.D. in / biochemistry in 1971 from the State University of New York. He comes to Manchester ADVERTISED ITEM POLICY after spending the iast five years in post-doctoral vi study and research at ADVERTISED ITEM POLICY Rosewell Park Memorial Burr Corners Institute in Buffaio, N.Y., and at Yale University Medical School. Dr. Dix lives in Shopping Plaza Manchester with his wife, who has a Ph.D. in SUNDAY biochemistry, and their 1135 TOLLAND TURNPIKE Douglas E. Dix two children. NEXT TO CALDORS Diana hack to Aetna JulyAtli Manchester, William J. Diana of Aetna Variable Annuity Manchester has been ap- Life Insurance Co. pointed legal officer, cor- (AVAR), a subsidiary of porate pension services, at Aetna Life & Casualty, Hartford. Connecticut A graduate of the University of Connecticut, 9^10 A Jt Diana received his law degree from Boston University. Diana joined TO Aetna Life in 1964 as a tax and pension trust analyst. From 1971 to 1975, on an authorijzed leave of absence from Aetna, he served as deputy state comptroller for Connec ticut, joining AVAR as a 5:00 P.M. legal consultant in January 1975. Diana is a former town director and deputy mayor for Manchester. He is a I • member of the Exchange Club of Manchester. He W illiam J. Diana >*''65 at 188 Kennedy Rd. Stoltz to buy shop
Arthur Stoltz, owner of Arthur’s Fine Foods on East Center St., will buy the neighboring A & P Package Store Boneless in 1978. A document filed yesterday in the Town Clerk’s office concerning Stoltz’s lease from the Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Co., Inc. showed that Stoltz plans on running a "supermarket and package retail liquor store’’ at the Sirloin 116-118 E. Center St. location beginning April 1, 1978. TOP B u n Stoltz’s present store, which is at the site of the former A & P supermarket, does not sell liquor. Steaks Public records
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/ . PAGE EIGHT - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Sat., July 3. 1976 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Sat., July 3, 1976 - PAGE NINE Answer (o Previous Puzzle Animal Life LOCAL CHURCHES Charles M. Schultz ACROSS 56 South African fox ■i Dear Abby 1 Grizzly, for one ST. BARTHOLOMEW’S CHURCH, ST. JAMES CHURCH, Msgr. Edward 5 African OOWN preaching. Sermon; "If My People;’’ 10 NORTH UNITED METHODIST I UiOULD HAVE U)ON I THINK THEY MOVED E. Middle Tpke. Rev. Philip Hussey, J. Reardon, pastor; Rev. Bernard a.m.. Nursery through 5 year olds; 7:30 antelope 1 Goatee, for CHURCH, 300 Parker St. Earle R. 8 Small rodents one IN 5TRAI6HT SETS' JUST SO I WOULDN'T pastor. Killeen. p.m.. Praise and Teaching Service. By Abigail Van Buren Custer, pastor. 12 Sea eagle 2 Mistakes 6ET TO p l a y .' Saturday Mass at 5 p.m.; Sunday Saturday Masses at 5 and 7:30 p.m.; 13 Always (poet.) 3 Temper metal CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF 9 a.m.. Worship Service, sermon: 14 insetive hs- Masses at 8:30, 10:15 and 11:30 a.m. Sunday Masses at 7:30, 9, 10:30 a.m., ”1976, What Manner of Spirit?” guest 4 Legal point noon and 5 p.m. LATTER-DAY SAINTS, Woodside St. & 15 Scottish 5 Obtains GOSPEL HALL, 415 Center St. Hlllstown Rd. Wendel K. Walton, bishop. preacher, the Rev. Robert Eldridge, alders 6 Kind of tide 10 a.m., Breaking bread; 11:45 a.m., ST. JOHN’S POLISH NATIONAL 8:30 a.m.. Priesthood; 9:30 a.m.. associate pastor of South United 16 Label 7 Exhort 23 Gives moisture 36 Yelps 17 Cover a 6 Wrongly to plants 40 Become Sunday School: 7 p.m.. Gospel meeting. CATHOLIC CHURCH, 23 Golway St. Seminary; 10:30 a.m., Sunday School; Methodist Church, Nursery for 5 year falcon's eyes olds and younger. Coffee fellowship after (prelix) 25 Toughens rancid (dial.) Rev. Walter A. Hyszko, pastor. noon. Fast and testimony meeting. DEAR ABBY: When my husband first suggested ttiat 18 Sturgeon eggs 6 Form a notion 27 Bluepencil 43 Close fo ST. BRIDGET CHURCH, 70 Main St. 9 a.m.. Mass in English; 10:30 a.m.. the service. 19 Quivering 10 Talented 28 Philippine 44 Musical Rev. John J. Delaney, pastor. Rev. Mass in Polish and English. TRINITY COVENANT CHURCH, 302 we join a swingers club and switch partners with other 21 Avenue (sb.) 11 Lamprey servant quality William J. Stack, Rev. William J. Hackmatack St. Norman E. Swensen, couples who advertised their availability in a porno 22 Delineated fisherman 33 French '’30 ' 45 Italian city Killeen. UNITARIAN UNIVERSALIST minister. magazine, I told him I wasn’t interested. (He’s 34, I’m 30 24 Natural fat 19 Ruminant 34 Helpers 46 Eyes (Scot.) FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, and we’ve been married 10 years.) 26 List of mammal 36 Sea ducks 50 Genus ol Saturday Masses at 5 and 7:30 p.m., SOCIETY! East, Community Y, 79 N. 9:30 a.m.. Worship Service with Rev. SCIENTIST, 447 N. Main St. candidates 20 Adjacent 37 Lariats grasses Ho called me a prude and said that swinging was a 26 Gnawer school auditorium: Sunday Masses at Main St. Rev. Arnold Westwood, Mr. Swensen preaching, followed by a 11 a.m.. Church Service; Sunday School 7:30, 9 and 10:30, in church; 10:30 a.m. minister. common practice with married couples. (Is it?)T tdd him I 26 Scatter, as hay n r r-r r r r r r r nr coffee hour; Nursery for infants; 6 p.m.. for pupils up to the age of 20, care for 30 Lifetime Mickey Finn — Morris Welee and noon in school auditorium. There will be no formal meetings Prayer meeting; 7 p.m.. Evening Ser would divorce him if he ever fooled around like that. \i 13 ii very young pupi|s, subject of the lesson- I thought the subject was forgotten, then I found a letter 31 Samuel's throughout the summer. For information vice. sermon: "God,” golden text from the Bi teacher (Bib.) THE SALVATIO^ ARMY, 661 Main on specific informal events call 646-5151. • he had written to this club saying he wanted to participate, 32 Article 18 |6 It ble, "He ruleth by his power for ever; his AMI THAT MUST k e s t o n ! St. Capt. and Mrs. Arthur Carlson, corps Meetings will resume Sept. 12. CALVARY CHURCH (ASSEMBLIES but ho would have to be discreet because his wife wasn’t 33 Playing card SIMPLY CHARMED.' OH... eyes behold the nations.” Psalms 66:7. 35 More capable It 12 22 ii Be pttesTONi l WANT I RUSSELL SPENT THE I JUST officers. OF GOD), 647 E. Middle Tpke., Rev. K. interested. I wasn't snooping, Abby; ttie letter was laying VOU TO PON’T llie Christian Science Reading Room, 968 38 Brittle 22 ' WHOLE AFTERNOON 9:30 a.m., Sunday School; 10:45 a.m.. JEHOVAH’S WITNESSES, Kingdom L. Gustafson, pastor. on top of the desk in our den. With the letter was a Polarom 39 Willow 24 MEET m VESTEROAV, KNOW Holiness Meeting; 6 p.m., Open-Air Hall, 726 N. Main St. Main St., is open to the public Mondays picture he had taken of himself in a mirror-naked! 4 1 ------fox ERtoet TELLINO ME ALL WHAT 9:45 a.m., Sunday School classes for A90UT you; TO Meeting; 7 p.m.. Salvation Meeting. 10 a.m.. Public Bible discourse "Trust adults and children; 10:50 a.m.. Worship through Fridays from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. I've always trusted him until now. He's a good father and 42 Go Into in Jehovah with All Your Heart” ; 11 Service, "Independence Day 1976” ; 7 and the first and third Thursday evenings provider, and I do love him. What should I do? File for 46 Deer (Scot.) 22 30 FULL GOSPEL INTERUENOMI- 47 Afrovif poison a.m.. Group discussion of May 15 p.m.. Gospel Service, sing-a-long, music from 7 to 9 except holidays. A free len divorce or forget I saw the letter? I am sick to death over il NATIONAL CHURCH, 745 Main St. this. 49 Goddess of the Watchtower magazine article "Go On and'Bible message; 10:30 p.m.. ding library is also maintained. dawn Rev. Philip Saunders, minister. Walking as Children of Light.” 50 Masculine 5T iT Revivaltime Radio Service on WINF. « HURT AND DESPERATE 10:30 a m.. Praise, Worship Service nickname 42 and Bible study for all ages; 7 p.m.. CONCORDIA LUTHERAN CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE, 236 51 French verb 52 Social Insect 4l 4t Deliverance Service, CHURCH, 40 Pitkin St. Rev. Burton D. Main St. Rev. Neale McLain, pastor; ■ST. MARY'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH, DEAR HURT: Tell him you saw the letter and picture, 53 English money Strand, Rev. David W. Rinas, co-pastors. Rev. Donald P. Kauffman, associate Church and Park Sts. Rev. Stephen K. and ask him to see a marriage counselor with yon. He needs of account FAITH BAPTIST CHURCH, Orange 47 42 9 a.m.. Holy Communion, Nursery for pastor. Jacobson, Rector, Rev. Bruce W. to have his head straightened out if you’re to get your (pl) Hall 72 E. Center St. Rev. James small children. Jacques, Assistant to the Rector, Rev. marriage back on the right track. 54 Soap-frame (i k U -ESI __ Beliasov, pastor. 9:30 a.m., Sunday School, classes for bar all ages; 10:45 a.m.. Morning Worship, Ronald E. Haldeman, Assistant to the He’s wrong. Respectable married couples do not u U 26 9:30 a.m., Sunday School; 10:30 a.m.. EMANUEL LUTHERAN CHURCH, 55 Scottish message by the Rev. Mr. Kauffman — Rector. exchange sex partners with other couples. THAT is the sheepfoid Priscllls’s Pop — Al Vermeer Worship Service; 7 p.m,. Evening Ser Church and Chestnut Sts. Rev. Ronald J. "Independent yet dependent,” Children’s Service for Sunday, July 4, 1976 beginning of the end. I NEWSPAPEn ENTERPRISE ASSN i vice. Fournier and Rev. C. Henry Anderson, Church and Nursery provided; 7 p.m.. 7:30 a.m.. The Holy Communion, Book pastors; Michel Clark, intern. T H A T 'V n o t h i n g A SQUARE IS ^A N D I 'm CHURCH OF THE ASSUMPTION, Evening Service, message by the Rev. of Common Prayer; 10:00 a.m.. The Holy IM A G IN E ! 9:30 a.m.. Divine Worship with Holy DEAR ABBY; I liave been widowed for four months. LESTER \ WRONG , HONEST AND P R O U D T O A R O U N D Adams St. at Thompson Rd. Rev. Mr. Kauffman. Nursery provided. Eucharist, Rite 2 with sermon by the SURE ISA WITH Communion (one service only); 11 a.m., Rev. Ronald Haldeman; 5:00 p.m.. The About six weeks ago I took a bus trip to the West Coast UPRIGHT-' SQUARE! Edward S. Pepin, pastor; Rev. Paul from lUinoia. While waiting in the bus terminal for the bus SQUARE /^TH A T^ Trinque. Swedish folk dancers will present a CENTER CONGREGATIONAL Holy Eucharist, Rite 2. Wed. July 7, 10 program on the lawn, followed by a box to be serviced, I met a nice-looking, well-dressed gentleman. Saturday Masses at 5 and 7:30 p.m.; CHURCH, UNITED CHURCH OF a.m.. Holy Communion. Win at Bridge luncheon (luncheon for those who have CHRIST, 11 Center St. Rev. Newell H. He aaked me to have a cup of coffee with liim, and before I Sunday Masses at 7:30, 9,10:30 and 11:45 Ixiarded the bus he asked for my address. He said he came a.m. made reservations.) Curtis Jr., Rev. R. Winthrop Nelson Jr., 3 pastors. through my town often and wanted to see me again. CHURCH OF CHRIST, Lydall and 10 a.m.. Worship Service, Rev, Newell W ^ , I wasn’t back home very long when this man called Sims’ bid asked for aces UNITED PENTECOSTAL CHURCH, Vernon Sts. Eugene Brewer, minister. ZION EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN 185 Woodbridge St. Rev. Robert Baker, Curtis, preacher. Holy Communion; and said he was in town. He took me out for dinner and we pastor. 9 a.m., Bible classes; 10 a.m., Worship, CHURCH (MISSOURI SYNOD), had a fine time. He calls me long distance every night and Monday: Church office closed. Cooper and High Sts. Rev. Charles W. 10 a.m., Sunday School; 6:30 p.m., sermon: “Definition of a Good Man"; 6 cornea to see me every weekend. p.m,. Worship, sermon, guest speaker, Kuhl, Pastor. He wants to marry me, but I am not sure I want to marry lot to lead to the modern "Sound of His Coming” radio program on SECOND CONGREGATIONAL NORTH 3 Lavon Carter. CHURCH, UNITED CHURCH OF July 4 — Sun. 9 a.m.. Divine Worship him because he's been married and divorced four times. He theory that if a hand is worth WINE; 7:30 p.m.. Evangelistic Service. * A K 86 54 an opening bid in one seat, it is CHRIST, 385 N. Main St. Rev. Dr. Felix With Holy Communion. admits he has no money because his last wife too)r him for »- ^ 6 licxK se T-3 SOUTH UNITED METHODIST everything he had. He has no health or life insurance, but he worth an opening bid in all PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, 43 CHURCH. M, Davis, minister. *86 (Herald photo by Pinto) Spruce St. Rev. Mack Weiford, pastor. does have high blood pressure, emphysema and diabetes. I seats. 8 a.m.. Service of Holy Communion; 9 10 a.m.. Morning Worship, child care «AK943 Captain Easy — Crooks and Lawrence 9:15 a.m., Sunday School; 10:30 a.m.. for Nursery through kindergarten, ser am 68 and he is 62. Hal also thought of the Sims a.m.. Adult Discussion Group at Susan COMMUNITY BAI»TIST CHURCH, Worship, Nursery provided; 7 p.m.. In mon by the Rev. Dr. Davis "The Common sense tells me to turn around and run like mad, WEST EAST three bid to ask for aces. The First Congregational Church, Hebron nah Wesley Hall; 10 a.m,. Morning SOMEONE RENTED V E S ...H E ..AND LEAVE NOT IF HE’S Ol W BH !., A R E VOU formal Worship, study and fellowship Mysterious Seed.” AN AMERICAN BAPTIST CHURCH, but I think I’m falling in love with him, and my heart seems a 9 2 a Q J 10 7 3 idea was good; unfortunately HOW ODD Worship, the Rev. George Webb 585 East Center St. Rev. Ondon Stairs, to be ruling my head. I'm npt a rich woman, but I'm not V K V - the hand hardly ever came up. A GORILLA SUIT WANTED A ^ HIM FREE FOR iJ l PLANNING A SUeOESTING HE MAY Minister; Rev. Frederick Lanz, Director poor either. ♦ A Q 107 5 4 *J932 When it did, the results were FR O M VOU ? COSTUME THAT C U M 0 IH 6 ANP L IT T LE N I6 H T B E A BURGLAfC. WOULD HlOE HIS O t h e r g y m - WOK<> NOW I JEHOVAH’S WITNESSES, Kingdom of Christian Education. My children are begging me to quit seeing him. Should I? A J 7 5 2 A Q 10 8 6 likely to be very good. W H O L E f a c e :.. W A S T I C S l ASK yOU-WHAT Hall 726 N. Main St. 9:30 a.m.. Morning Worship. Message: , IN LOVE OR LONELY? SOUTH (D) Today’s hand occurred in DOES IT SOUND AREA CHURCHES 10 a.m.. Public Bible discourse "What "Happy Birthday?’’ A nursery is A- the 1930 Easterns. Hal and L IK E TO V O U ? f ii n - II rniwiiiMii miiii iiiiiiiiiiliiii . V AQJ 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 Willard Kara, his partner, the Bible Has to Say on God, Christ, the provided during the service. Kenneth DEAR IN LOVE: I’d soy, heed your common sense, ♦ K Easton will lead a discussion of the day’s were one of the few pairs to COVENTRY PRESBYTERIAN a m.. Worship Service; 7 p.m.. Evening 8 a.m.. Holy Communion; 10a.m., Holy Devil” ; 11 a.m.. Group discussion of June Ma’am, and don't make any important dediions unless you A- 10 a.m. Worship. worship theme after the service in the play at six hearts. CHURCH, Nathan Hale School Rd. 31. Service. Nursery care for small children Congmunion, first and third Sundays; 1 Watchtower magazine article “Jehovah are absolutdy sure you can live with them. Both vulnerable provided. Our God — Righteous and Just.” Fellowship Hall. Others played seven hearts Rev. Dr. Richard W. Gray, pastor. Morning Prayer, second, forth and fifth ROCKVILLE UNITED METH- Weft North E a it South or six or seven spades with 9:30 a.m,. Worship; 11 a.m., Sunday WAPPING COMMUNITY CHURCH, Sundays. ODIST CHURCH, 142 Grove St. Rev. one pair actually playing School; 7:30 p.m., ffible Study at par John W. Mortimer, pastor. 3V 1790 Ellington Rd., South Windsor. Rev. Pass 3 A Pass 6 V seven notrump doubled and sonage on Cornwall Dr. RELIGUH[S^SOCIETY OF 9:30 a.m.. Worship Service. going down nine. Harold W. Richardson, minister. FRIENDS fgUAKERS), Hartford Pass Pass Pass FIRST A.SSKMBI.IES OF GOD, 763 9:30 and 11 a.m.. Worship Service and Astro-graph Opening lead — Ace * Even with the best modem Friends Meeting House, 144 S. Quaker FIRST CONGREGATIONAL methods it is very probable Oak St., East Hartford. Rev. Ralph F. Church School. Lane, West Hartford. CHURCH, Coventry. Baptist convention ends Jelley, pastor. By BERNICE BEDE 080L that most pairs in a match- .ST. MAURICE’S CHURCH, Bolton. 10 a.m.. Meeting for Worship. Union Summer ^rvices with Second point game would go astray Alley Oop — Dave Graue 10 a.m.. Church School; 11 a.m.. Mor Rev. Robert W. Cronin, pastor. Congregational Church at Second Church with this monstrosity. ning Worship; 7 p.m.. Evening Service. SECOND CONGREGATIONAL with no issues in dispute By Oswald & James Jacoby Saturday Masses at 5 and 7:30 p.m.; on 44-A during the month of July — being For Sunday, July 4 ,1S7S CHURCH, UNITED CHURCH OF SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) I ’M AFRAID OUR PROBLEM WITH Sunday Masses at 7:30, 9:15 and 11 a.m, held in First Church on Main St. during ARIES (March 21-Aprll 1S)ln VERNON ASSEMBLIES OF GOD, 51 CHRIST, Rt. 44A, Coventry. Rev. August. ^ Be carelut you don’t create THIS THINS IS A LITTLE MOKE IN- Old Town Rd. letnlly situations today, let tha problems lhat could easily be VOLVEP THAN VOU THOUeHT, OSCAR! ST. MATTHEW’S CHURCH, Tolland Robert K. Bechtold, minister. The four-day annual convention of 9:45 a.m., Sunday School for all ages; 9:30 a.m.. Worship ^rvice, sermon: ...... — •' ------such things just aren't conclusive.” malorlty rule, even II circumvented. You have a The first bidding systems in Rev. Francis J. O'Keefe, pastor. 9:15 a.m.. Church School, Confirmation “Under God,” Rev. Bruce J. Johnson ^he 120,000-member Baptist General you disagree. It’ll muKle A New Hampshire reader 11 a m.. Morning Worship; 7 p.m.. he said. knack of putting your foot In contract all stressed fairly Saturday Masses at 5 and 7 p.m.; Sun Class, adult groups, child care; 10:15 rumbles that might otherwise your mouth today. wants to know if it is per- Evening Evangelistic. preaching. Coffee hour following worship Conference ended on a tranquil note The 2,200 delegates heard a light opening bids in first and day Masses at 8:30, 10:30 and 11:45 a.m. a.m.. Coffee Break; 10:30 a.m., Worship in the community building. Wednesday in Hartford. UnrirnrH occur. missable for dummy to tell preliminary report on a new state SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-pse. second seat and much partner which hand the lead is UNITED CONGREGATIONAL Service, child care; 6 p.m., Senior Only one resolution came before TAURUS (April 20-May 20) 21) Take a break today from stronger minimums for third MESSIAH EVANGELICAL Pilgrim Fellowship. ST, JOSEPH CHURCH, 33 West St., ment about marriage and divorce in. CHURCH, UNITED CHURCH OF the meeting before adjournment, Others will not be willing to anything lhat even hints of the and fourth hand. Hat Sims was LUTHERAN CHURCH, (Wisconsin Rockville. which would drop the prohibition work lor you today it you treat commercial world. Have a ball. The answer is "Yes”, but CHRIST, Tolland. Rev. Donald G. PRINCE OF PEACE LUTHERAN defending equal rights and personal the first top expert to lean the dummy should only use this Miller, minister. Synod), 300 Buckland Rd., South Windsor. Saturday Masses at 5 and 7 p.m.; Sun against divorced persons serving in them In a demeaning manner. Don’t even think about making CHURCH, Rt. 31, and N. River Rd., freedom for all people. It passed Sugar-coat your requesta. other way. He probably went right to keep partner from 9 a.m., Sunday School; 10 a.m,. day Masses 8:30 (Polish) at 10 a.m. ■''> “ “ some church posts. bucks. a trifle too far, but his 9:30 and 11 a.m.. Worship Service and Worship Service. Coventry. Rev. W.H. Wilkens, pastor. leading out of the wrong hand Church School; 7 to 8:30 p.m.. Pilgrim (Folk) at 11:15 a.m., Vigil of Holy days at easily, and the rest of the convention If it is approved at next year’s con GEMINI (May 21-June 20) CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. arguments with Culbertson 9 a.m., Sunday School; 10:15 a.m., Look lor activities today that when it appears that he is Fellowship. ST. JOHN’S EPISCOPAL CHURCH, 7p.m.,Holy day at7:30,9a.m.,and5and was spent in meetings and prayer. vention, the statement still might not 19) Do everything In terms ol and the real old timers did a Worship Service, (9 a.m. during July and 7 p.mn m Confessions: Saturday 4 and 7:30 Issues —•"i'such -oas i,/,r„/,o«»..oi!»..homosexuality o.and don’t cost you an arm and a "we ” today and not Just "mo." II about to do so. Rt, 30, Vernon. Rev. Robert H. Wellner, August). bother those who disagree with it, leg. You'll find more enjoyment <3«ttJ-At_ SACRED HEART CHURCH, Rt. 30, p.m school busing were avoided because you’re too sell-centered, you 7-3 rector. because local churches will be In things that are free. could jeopardize a Vernon. Rev. Ralph Kelley, pastor. Rev. VERNON UNITED METHODIST they cause division, according to Edward Konopka. 8 a.m.. Holy Communion; 10 a.m., ST. GEORGE’S EPISCOPAL allowed to determine their own CANCER (June 21-July relationship. Family Service and Church School. ' CHURCH, Rt. 30. Rev. Frances church officials. Bwfy’s World Flintstones — Hanna-Barbera Productions Saturday Mass at 5 p.m.; Sunday CHURCH, Rt. 44A (Boston Tpke.) policies within the rule, according to 22)Oon’t be overly protective of AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) Schwartz, Rev. James Schwartz, pastors. "Even if you can get a 51 per cent loved ones today. It’s line to Masses at 7:30, 9, 10:30 a.m. and noon. ST. BERNARD’S CHURCH, Bolton. Rev. John F. Flora, III, vicar the proposal. Be sensible about health 11 a.m.. Worship Service, Church majority, that doesn’t prove a keep tabs on them II you must, matters today. You shouldn’t L Rockville. Rev. John J. White, pastor. 9 a.m.. Holy Communion and sermon. The Baptist General (invention ws ST. MARGARET MARY’S CHURCH, School classes. but do It with a slock leash. overindulge, or do anything lo T THEY SEEM TO THINK Rev. Joseph M. Bartok, ROtKVlllF BAITIST ciiiiHni Magn“son of formed in 1852 by Swedish im HAYING NEED RETRAINING FOR Wapping Rev. William McGrath and LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Be will lax your physical endurance. Saturday Masses at 5 and 7 p.m.; Sun ST. PETER’S EPISCOPAL iTnion St Rev Robert I. Northbrook, 111. general Secretary of T%/ WO 1 0 U T , ^ ANOTHER TRADE/ y Rev. Joseph Schick, co-pastors. 69 Union St. Rev. Robert L. LaCounte, m ig ra n ts and c o n sists of 720 ing to see the other guy’s point PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) &USINES = R EED/ C day Masses at 7, 8:30, 10 and 11:30 a.m. (.HURCH, Rt. 85, Hebron. Rev. William the conference. We have found that Saturday Masses at 5 and 7 p.m.; Sun- pastor. churches, mostly in the midwest. ol view today. Above all. don’t Don’t let your helpful, com------Parsing, rector. arrive at conclusions till you . day Masses at 8:30 and 11:30 a.m. TRINITY LUTHERAN CHURCH, 9 a.m,. Worship Service; 10:15 a.m., passlonale nature get you In 8 and 10 a.m., Worship Service, Church Sunday School: 7 p.m., Evening Service. hear the facts. Be a charitable over your head today. A ST. FRANCIS OF ASSISI, 673 Rt. 30 and Meadowlark Rd., Vernon. Rev. School and Nursery. listener. Irlend’s problem could be too Donald J. McClean, pastor. Ellington Rd., South Windsor. Rev. John GILEAD CONGREGATIONAL VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sspl. 22) tough lor a pyschlalrlst. let 8 and 10:30 a.m.. Worship Service; 9:15 FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, Hebron. Rev. Marshall B. Avoid getting Involved with aloneyou. C. Gay, pastor. Rev. Eugene M. Kilbride. a.m., Sunday School. CHURCH, Vernon. Rev. John A. Lacey, Saturday Masses at 5 and 7 p.m. ; Sun Hughes, pastor. friends today whose budget Is minister; the Rev. Edwin W. a lot mors elastic than yours. day Masses at 7:30 and 11 a.m. OUR SAVIOR LUTHERAN 10 a.m.. Worship Service, the Rev. Mr. your Bartholomew, assistant minister. , Hughes, preaching. Nursery provided. Church offers panels for loan You could go In the hole trying CHURCH, 239 Graham Rd., South Wind lo keep up. ST. MARY’S CHURCH, Rt. 31, Coven 9:30 a.m.. Worship Service, child and birthday sor. Rev. Ronald A. Erbe, pastor. BOLTON CONGREGATIONAL LISRA (Sept. 23-Oel. 22) Steer try. Rev. F. Bernard Miller, pastor. Rev. infant care available, coffee fellowship An 18-panel exhibit depicting July 4,1970 Paul F. Ramen. 9 a.m.. Worship and Sunday School; after the service. CHURCH, Bolton Conyer Rd. Rev. J. first served basis, the Rev. Newell clear ol strong-willed com 0 10:15 a.m.. Worship Service. religious freedom in America and the Before starting new projects Saturday Masses at 5:15 p.m.; Sunday Stanton Conover, minister. Curtis said. panions today. You’ll have no FIRST CONGREGATIONAL 10:30 a’.m.. Worship Service, Commu role it has played in our nation’s patience with those who try to this coming year, finish to your Masses at 7:30, 9:30 and 10:45 a.m. CRYSTAL LAKE COMMUNITY The panels will remain at Center satlsisctlon what Is already In CHURCH, UNITED CHURCH OF nion, the Rev. Mr. (inover preaching. history will be on view for the first chan a course you don’t want Born Loser — Art Sansom UNITED mf:t h o d i s t c h u r c h , CHRIST, Andover. Rev. David J. Reese time Sunday at Center Congregational Church until to lotlow. motion. Rasp the old harvest, J AVERY ST. CHRISTIAN Ellington. then sow the new seed. REFORMED CHURCH, 661 Avery St., HI, pastor. UNTFED METHODIST CHURCH, someone arranges to borrow them. 10:15 a.m.. Coffee hour; 11 a.m.. (^ngregationai Church. Each panel South Windsor. Rev. Peter Mans! 10 a.m.. Morning Worship. 1040 Boston Turnpike (Rt. 44A), Bolton. is 36 inches by 40 inches. For information, call Mrs. Elaine m c m THPDUfsH THE OPERATI^ minister. Worship Service, Sunday School. Rev. David M. Campbell, Pastor. Holcomb, 649-2374. The exhibit is available for loan to 01976 by NEA. Inc MICBLY.,. ( ^ / 8:30 a.m., "Back to God” hour radio TAICOTTVILLE CONGREGA- 10 a.m.. Family Worship Service. Bugs Bunny — Heimdahl and StoHel ST. PETER'S EPISCOPAL TIONAL CHURCH, UNITED community churches, synagogues broadcast, WTIC (1080); 9:45 a m , Sun CHURCH, Sand Hill Rd., South Windsor. Nursery provided, infant through Grade 'The following program may not be suitable lor AMP CHURCH OF CHRIST. Rev. Kenneth 2. Sermon by lay speaker Mikel and religious groups on a first come, day School and Adult Bible Study; 11 Rev. Miles S, Macintoch, vicar y o u 'r e v b w y viewers whose sensibilities can still be com Knox, pastor. Vanshrauss. TIME FER YER - THE MEDICINE, FL P O S Y .^ PWDMPT IN o lte n d ed l" FOpAET. CARRYIN' OUT THE ■ --- sasffwafT -BME DOCTOR'S Our Boarding House — Carroll & McCormick Wings of evening SPEAKS ORDERS/ By Cliff Simpson —!.______By Eugww TWiass, BULLI5HT wELL.it NEER5 A LOT MORE'' investments , IWORK BEFE7RE IT CAN SWITCH^ The Christian and in any area of our life. We cannot ______B i m t - water in the Eternal Sea, but know “No man ia an island” which threatens the quality, if not I believe the priority 5AV5 THE M M O W y ON ANP JFF PURINA AUN-r^KSIPEA 1 July Fourth qccept the allegiance of “my country and are known. INVENTION WILL-< FIAHTA.'ANP MAV0E I'M J thERE'AA This Is a familiar quotation from survival, of all life. order of one’s loyalties right or wrong” but let us humbly Jesus told a story about Dives and e l im in a t e t v y JU5T A DUMB RETIRED B E T T E R We hear much these days about John Donne. Do you believe it Is should be to God, to family, d e t e c t i v e pray, “May she always be right,” U zarus who kept their individuality VIOLENCE.' B U T T BUT IT [INVENTION "(Kristians” in. the news — the true? Loneliness is a common ail The Grim Reaper and to country. It is with I5M'T IT v io l e n t ) 5EEM5 UKE A LOT 7 ALREADY knowing full well this is not possible in the next life. He said to &e repen- Christians and Moslems in the Mid ment In our world and many people Death has been called “The Grim considerable chagrin that I TO ONLV PAY c ^ ^ O F VIOLENCE <0N THE but is a goal to keep before us as we tent thief on the cross, “Today you witness a declining dle East, the trouble in Ireland do feel cut off and alone. Reaper.” Until we have found a HIM fXOO? ) MARKET.' L’il Sports - Wirth This Funny World move on toward our Tricentennial. shall be with me in Paradise.” patriotism. Nor do I plead between the two branches of the Roy C. Cook comments: “I believe philosophy about life that includes Those who have a deep sense of for a chauvinistic Christian (Tiurch, and more recently, that every man is an island, but there the fact of death we are not really . WOULDNT Mi worthlessness either do not know, or nationalism, itself a the vote in Italy where the "Christian are no limits to the bridges or har- able to face our ekistence with hones Fully known and do not really believe in the tiaslc extreme. Democrats” had a small margin of -bors one can build.” ty. Hugh Robert Orr deals with tUs CHUcMe-sMxr VOTE FOK understood Christian truth of God’s love and Somewhere between victory over the communists. Another way of connecting our subject in his poem, “They Softly blind defence of one It is the contention of the Christian acceptance. 'You are known to the It always makes me uneasy to hear “Islands” or rather, of discovering Walk” government and the that each person is known by Father. You are precious to Him, He any movement Identified with the that they are not completely Isolated, masochistic breast-beating Almighty God. We are not whirling cares so much about us that He came word “CTiristian.” The term “Chris Is to look deep beneath the surface! If They are not gone who pass so prevalent in America bits of protoplasm or obscure bits of in Jesus Christ, died on the Ooss, tian America” also disturbs me. you go down deep enou^ under the Beyond the clasp of hand. today, there surely is a flotsam and jetsam on the sea of life. and rose again for you and for me. seas you find the land mass from Out from the strong embrace. happy medium of reasoned As we celebrate the exact date of We are persons of value, known by national pride. I'm proud which each island emerges. They are but come so close our Bicentennial tomorrow, we can our Father and precious to Him. A chuckle to be an American. I’m reassess our country by Cau-istlan We need not grope with bands, ' Although we may feel depressed Recently there appeared in one of Nor look to see, nor try proud to be a Brewer (no values that cannot imply that we Candles around the world puns, please). I’m proud to when we consider the millions who the proofs of a Revised Payer Book To catch the sounds of feet. have achieved them. Actually the • Recently I can across this report of be a Christian. Yet I have marched through history or this statement: ’They have put off their shoes T^OFF 5WlfCH^M^ Kingdom of God as declared in and 4)l41bl>«MA ka lUikM U S I'.il Ott wandered the by-ways aimlessly, you the World Council of Churches expen recognize and deplore the 7-3 “Praise is the Lord by day and Softly to walk by day crimes committed in by Christ is beyond attainment on and I still are of unique value. Each ditures over the past year: earth. This does not mean it is irrele praised by night; praised Is He when Within our thoughts, to tread religion’s (air name, the Short Ribs — Frank Hill person is different and each is impor vant to our social movements and we lie down and praised when we |30,0D0,0(X) channeled to over At night oiu* dream-led paths skeletons in my ancestral tant, from the Egyptian slave to the wise up.” 1000 projects of emergency Of gleep. closet, and the special in , political parties. It might be likened I NEVER d r e a m e d ID king, from the peasant to the p rie s t- This is one case where a misprint relief or human and economic terest policies of American U3N6 DISTANCe^TAKE'', to the North Star and the sailor. It ’They are not lost who fiiK( FINDAPHQNE BOOTH S / 0 PRUMjSWANA-J each is belov^ and understood by gives us food for thought. It reminds development. government. OUT HERE. "tit. will gu((le him to his post but he will God. ’ The sunset gate, the goal Tomorrow, our country's never reach the star. us of the Prodigal Son “who came to |700,0(W in programs to combat St. Paul wrote, "Now I know in himself” when he was in the far racial and social injustice and Of all their faithful years. 200tb birthday, is a most * WHOLE WHEAT BREAD @1976 As we celebrate two hundred years NcNmii^I part; then I shall understand fully, country and returned to his Fattier. to avoid violent solutions to Not lost qre they who reach fitting time (or reaffirming ANP A BENT PIN...YOU'RE we must hesitate to call ourselves our loyalty to America at Sjrgdieata, lac. even ^ I have been fully un We need to “wise up” to the fact that these problems. The summit of their climb, KIPPING'." “Christian America” but we can The peak above the clouds . her best! ' derstood’ (1 Cor. 13:12) God is both the Creator and Sustainer Also a pioneering study has been ‘Think positive, even if we are backing a loser.' ‘ rejoice wherever we see an approach And storms. ’They are not lost When death comes we do not of the universe. His Presence is con made of the crises in technology, CHURCH OF CHRIST to the “Kingdom,” however gradual, Who find the iig^t of sun Lydall and Vernon Streets become an indistinguishable drop of tinually with us. Praise Him! population and natural resources And stars and God. C m tb a K * IB^ tM Sis US 0 • > ’ PAGE TEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn,, Sat., July 3, 1976 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Sat., July 3, 1976- PAGE ELEVEN Obituaries Herald angle Bobby Darwin happy ( ^**"*“"«* J Mrs. Mary P. Jorozko National League Girl drowns in quarry, Mrs. Mary P. Jorozko, 85, of 450 Earl Yo st EAST W L Pet. GB Dudley Town Rd., Windsor, died Sports Editor in Red Sox uniform Wednesday at her home. She was the Philadelphia 50 21 .704 - funeral rites Tuesday mother of Mrs. Sophie Law of Pittsburgh 42 29 .592 8 Manchester. New York 41 37 .526 IZVt HI' A 17-year-old Manchester girl, The funeral was Friday at the Car Butch Hobson got on with a single, "He was throwing high most of the St. Louis 32 42 .432 19W She is survived by her parents, MILWAUKEE (UPI) - Bob Chicago Patricia Ruth Hovey of 95 St. John men Funeral Home, 6 Poquonock moved to third on a single by Fred inning and he’s a low ball pitcher,” 30 44 .405 21W Bert L, and Jessie Lathrop Hovey; a by Darwin says Milwaukee Montreal St. drowned in a quarry in Giaston- Ave., Windsor. Burial was in Lynn and scored on a sacrifice by Johnson said. 24 44 .353 24W sister Kim D. Hovey of Coventry; a never gave him the chance that WEST bury Friday afternoon. brother, David W. Hovey, at home, Palisado Cemetery, Windsor. Duggan eye$ Five Mller Injury no handicap Jim Rice. Carl Yastrezemski sent Brewer manager Alex Grammas Scuba divers from the Glastonbury , The family suggests that friends Double winner in the Bicentennial Diminutive Mike Cooney, who hits Boston has since acquiring him Lynn to second on a single, and Bill said Boston’s double plays hurt. W L Pet. GB and her paternal grandfather, Cincinnati 46 81 .697 - Police Department recovered her Wallace Hovey of Houlton, Maine. wishing to do so may make memorial Relays last weekend was Charlie a golf ball with authority and for dis in a trade with the Brewers a Castro replaced Augustine. Castro “But you have to score to win,” he Los Angeles 42 36 .538 4W from the quarry but were unable to The funeral will be Tuesday at 10 gifts to the Society for Animal Duggan of Hartford. tance, didn’t let a broken left toe hit Darwin with his first pitch to load said. “You might tie if you don’t little more than a month ago. San Diego 41 36 .532 5 revive her. a.m. from the John F. Tierney Rights, 900 First Ave., New York, liie former Hartford Public High haiQper bis play. ’The Glastonbury Given that chance, Darwin might the bases and then walked Dwight score, but you’ll never win.” N.Y. 10022. Houston 36 41 .468 10 The girl, who was to have been a Funeral Home, 219 W. Center St. miler and cross country runner who young man, who was the top qualifier have won some games for the Evans to score Lynn. Johnson rested catcher Carlton Other survivors are two other Atlanta 35 41 .461 low senior at Manchester High School in with a Mass at the Church of the went on to win All-America honors in one tournament Monday and Brewers the way he won one Friday The Brewers’ George Scott, Fisk, but Fisk said he wasn’t tired. September, was swimming with a daughters and a granddaughter. three straight years at Springfield copped his third straight Manchester formerly of the Red Sox, got a shot— “He’s tired,” Johnson said. “His San Francisco 31 48 .392 16 Assumption, at 0:30. Burial will be in night for the R ^ Sox. Darwin hit a Friday’s Results group of friends at the quarry off Rt. East Cemetery. College won both the three-mile Open Independent Insurance Agents’ Tour home run in the second inning to give four of them, in fact. He struck out swing is tired. He needs a day off. 17 near the Portland town line when Division run and the 880-yard run nament ’Tuesday at the Country Club, twice and hit into double plays the He’s been catching every day and St. Louis 3, Montreal 0 Friends may call at the funeral Boston the only run they needed to New York 2, Chicago 1 the accident occurred. home Monday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 (half-mile). suffered the Injury while at the other two times at bat. should have had one before this.” defeat Milwaukee. Pittsburgh 10, Philadelphia 9 Miss Hovey was born in Hartford p.m, Monday. Craft classes After his three-mile win Duggan beach. Ckwney was playing with a ’The hometown crowd of 13,744 Fisk disagreed. ’The 33-year-old outfielder sent the Houston 10-3, Cincinnati 8-2 August 22, 1958 but had lived in Memorial contributions may be said he would now poM to the Frisbee when his foot came into con booed the man they call “The “My swing may be tired,” Fisk announced first pitch former teammate Jerry San Diego 6, Los Angeles 3 Manchester all her life. She as made to the Church of the Assump Thanksgiving Five Mile Road Race tact with a pipe (not the smoking Augustine threw at him 380 feet into Boomer.” said, “but I’m not. I was benched.” employed as a part-time nurses' aide tion. in Manchester. kind.) As a result, Cooney has been "No matter what happened, I Johnson said Fisk would play today Atlanta 7, San Francisco 2 The Manchester Recreation the left field bleachers to start Today’s Games at Manchester Manor convalescent 'TU beat Amby (Burfoot) this playing golf with a cut-down Boston on its way to a 3-0 win. never quit,” Scott said. "It’s just a but he might be in for more resting home. Department is conducting craft year. Last year I thought I had him shoe...I^nchester lost one of its matter of getting it together. I know I afterwards. CTiicago (R. Reuschel 7-5) at New 'classes this summer for interested "I didn’t get a real shot with York (Seaver 8-5) seasonal residents this week when Milwaukee,” Darwin said. He added can hit. I’ll be right back at them “I’m thinking about trying to rest youngsters. The cost is $2 for two Nick Fotiu drew his release from the tomorrow. I’ve been struggling all Philadelphia (Underwood 4-1) at Hugret of Manchester, Mrs. Richard days, and all materials are provided. with a laugh, however, “In him on day games after night games Pittsburgh (Medich 5-6) Mrs.' Mabel T. Forbes Blow of Amherst, Mass, and Mrs. New England Whalers and signed retrospect. I’m happy about it.” year and I’m still not doing that too,” Johnson said. “He might not be The scheduled sessions are: with the New York Rangers of the Atlanta (Ruthven 9-7) at San Fran ELLINGTON -M rs. Mabel Terry David Day of Lebanon; and two Swedish folk group here Sunday ’The Brewers’ defeat, their seventh bad.” in there Sunday.” • Weaving, Wednesday July 7 and National Hockey League. Fotiu cisco (D’Acquisto 0-4) Forbes, 103, formerly of 65 Wells grandchildren. Friday July 9, 4th to 7th graders. p i s folk group from Sweden will present folk songs and dances Sunday on the lawn of in the last eight games, put theip 16Vli Boston had four double plays, the Houston (O)sgrove 3-4) at Cincin resided on Norman Street the past Catcher Bob Montgomery got a hit Ave., East Hartford, and the oldest Private funeral services will be Participants may weave a placemat, "manuel Lutheran Church after the 9:30 a.m. worship service. The group represent games behind in the Eastern Divi most for the team this season. nati (Alcala 7-2), N. member of the First Congregational two seasons while with the and threw out a runner who Tuesday at the Watkins-West a tote bag or both. TT(ddevala Lodge, the sister lodge in Sweden of Vasa Order of America Scandia Lodge in sion. It was Boston’s fourth win in "I guess we had double-play Montreal (Rogers 2-5) at St. Louis Church of East Hartford, died Funeral Home, 142 E. Center St. with Whalers...Another area resident who the last five gam ei 1710 Red Sox and attempted to steal. • String Art, Wednesady July 7 and wore Whaler green and white colors pitching on the mound,” said Red Sox (Denny 3-4), N. Thursday at an area convalescent the Rev. J. S. Conover officiating. Manchester. Church members will participate in a picnic lunch. Detroit now trail New York in by “I guess you could say I had a good Friday July 9, 4th to 7th graders. The last season, F ^ O’Donnell, has also manager Darrell Johnson. He said he San Diego (Freisleben 6-2) at Los home. She was the grandmother of Burial will be in East Cemetery. nine games. game,” Montgomery said, "but class will learn how to make a ship departed. The handsome, boyish took winning pitcher Dick Pole (4-4) Angeles (Rhoden 7-0), N. Frank S. Forbes of Ellington. There are no calling hours. The Red Sox scored their anytime I get to play it’s a good game with string on wood. Those taking Irishman has been traded to the new out because “he was starte(l Mrs. Forbes was bom April 20( remaining runs in the sixth idning. for me.” part must bring a hammer. World Hockey Association Florida truggling.” 1873, in East Hartford where she DUGGAN COONEY Leonard R. Olson • Yarn Project, Tuesday July 13 Emanuel celebrates two birthdays entry. O’Donnell was a Manchester American League lived all her life. and Thursday July 15, 1st to 3rd She was a life member of Bigelow VERNON — A memorial service resident a year ago and resided in EAST graders. Members will make dolls Emanuel Lutheran Church will be but he out-sprinted me coming down Chapter No. 33, Order of the Eastern for Leonard R. Olson Jr., 46, of 97 has prepared a special exhibit of parish beginning in the early 1920’s to Vernon this season...Among the W L Pet. GB out of yarn celebrating both the 200th birthday of that hill (Porter Street). This year I Star. Grier Rd. was held this morning at photographs and items of particular the present. veteran tennis players In Manchester 44 27 .620 - • Yarn Dog, Moday July 19 and the nation as well as the 95th have set my sights on winning the New York Other survivors are two grand the Unitarian Meetinghouse, 50 interest from the church’s past. People are encouraged to bring is Rosario Sapienza who still plays a Cleveland 37 34 .521 7 Wednesday July 21, 4th to 7th birthday of the parish with a special Five Miler,” he told me. daughters in New Jersey, eight Bloomfield Ave. Hartford. In addition, a movie history will be lawn chairs, as well as a picnic lunch fine game. He came up nearly 40 35 36 .493 9 graders. Participants will make a worship service Sunday, at 9:30 a.m. Detroit great-grandchildren and one great- His body was found Thursday in a shown in Luther Hall. The movie if they have not already made a Burfoot has copped the last five years ago as one of the town’s better 35 36 .493 9 dog out of yarn and should bring a Part of the liturgy is taken from the Boston great-grandson. wooded area about 100 yards from his covers special events in the life of the reservation for the box lunches. Five Miles, an unprecedented singles playing during the era of 35 38 .479 10 coat hanger. worship service that was used by the Baltimore There will be a graveside service home. He had been the object of a streak, and has won seven of the last Fritz DellaFera, Lee Urbanetti and 26 42 .382 16Vk • Felt craft, Tuesday July 20 and colonists in 1776. There will be Milwaukee today at 12:30 p.m. at Rose Hill search since he was reported missing eight. Cy Giorgetti, all East Siders...After Thursday July 22, 1st to 3rd graders. special music by the Emanuel Choir, WEST Memorial Park in Rocky Hill, with June 16. His death was termed a getting off to slow start with the bat. W L Pet. GB Felt puppets and felt wall hangings the Junior Choir, the Cherub Choir, The 23-year-old Duggan was second the Rev. William E. Flynn of suicide. Gene Johnson has found the groove will be made. and the Bell Choir. Communion will to Burfoot last Thanksgiving, 11 Kansas City 45 28 .616 - ficiating. Mr. Olson was born in Chicago, and Brewer preaching in Waterbary with Moriarty’s in the Hartford ’Twl People may register for these be a special part of the worship. seconds and about 25 yards back. Texas 40 31 .563 4 There are no calling hours. had lived in Vernon four years. He League and is hitting the ball hard. courses at the West Side Rec, 110 Following the worship service "I feel that I haven’t reached my Oakland 37 39 .487 9Vi The family suggests that friends was an Army veteran of the Korean Eugene Brewer, minister to the for him at the Manchester church at ’The 39-year-old veteran is being used Cedar St,, from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. there will be a picnic lunch on the peak as a distance runner,” Duggan Chicago 34 38 .472 lOtk wishing to do so may make memorial conflict. He was formerly art direc Church of Christ, 394 Lydall St., will the 6 p.m. service on Sunday will be as the designated hitter...Just for the lawn of the church. Swedish dancers said. “The top distance men are Minnesota 34 39 .466 11 gifts to the First Congregational tor of Gries Advertising Co. of West present a special series of Lavon Carter of Coventry. Carter is record, results of MCC baseball of the Uddevala Lodge, Sweden, will usually in their late 20s," he added. California 32 46 .410 15Vi Church of East Hartford. Hartford and had taught art at evangelistic sermons for the Church business manager of WFSB-TV games are not turned in for publica present a special program. The Men falling into that category in Friday’s Results The Ladd Funeral Home, 19 Manchester Community College. of Christ in W aterbury Sunday (Channel 3) in Hartford, and he tion. Area police historical committee of the church clude Burfoot, now 29, John Vitale, Kansas City 8, Oakland 5 Ellington Ave., Rockville, is in Survivors are his wife, Shirley through Friday evenings. Filling in serves as a deacon in the local t church. Frank Shorter and Billy Rodgers to Minnesota 6, California 5 charge of arrangements. Swanson Olson; his parent^, Mr. and list a few. The latter two will repre End of the line CTiicago 1, Texas 0 Mrs. Leonard Olson Sr. of "Chicago; sent the United States in the Bostoq^, Milwaukee 0 two sons, William J. Olson and Peter Coventry Sears will handle New England Mrs. Rhugo Zelonis marathon in the Olympic Games Patriot football tickets again this New York 7, Cleveland 1 J. Olson, both of Vernon; two Frederick Ware, 22, of Rt. 6, An later this month. Baltimore 2, Detroit 1 BOLTON — Mrs. Rhug Zelonis, 66, daughters, Joan C. Olson of Cam dover drove his motorcycle off the Foley St. home burglarized season. ’Tlcketron service will be Duggan, who trained with many of available at the local Sears store in Today’s Games of South Rd., widow of Charles F. bridge, Mass., and Nancy A.Olson of side of Talcott Hill Rd. Friday at the Olympic team members in Texas (Briles 6-5) at Chicago Police reported $1,600 reckless driving and The second break was at at the house last night. It the Parkade...Springfield Civic Zelonis, died this morning at Atlanta, Ga.; a brother, Allan G. 10:05 p.m. causing himself minor in Florida and enjoyed a fine indoor (Gossage 5-5), N. worth of items were taken evading responsibility. the home of Earle Wilson, was not yet known how Center will host the NCAA College Manchester Memorial Hospital. Olson of Anchorage, Ala.; and a juries, police said. season In AAU meets, has accepted a California (Ross 5-9) at Minnesota last night from the home of Court date is July 13. 64 Kennedy Rd. Police said much was missing. Police Division basketball championship For a number of years Mrs. Zelonis sister, Carolynn 0. Granquist of Mt. An unidentified male passenger teaching position at Wilbraham (Singer 6-3) Todd Lindsey, 76 Foley St. Arrests made or sum the family lives at Coven reported there were no March 18-16. Tickets are now on sale operated the Bolton Cleaners at Prospect, 111. was not injured. Police are still in Academy. He also expected to assist Oakland (Bosman 2-0) at Kansas Lindsey and his wife monses issued by try Lake during the marks of forced entry into and must be purchased in pairs, one Elolton Notch. She retired two years The White-Gibson-Smail Funeral vestigating the incident. coaching the Springfield College City (Leonard 7-3), N. returned home at 11:30 Manchester police in summer, but one son wa$ the home. for each date...Laugh Department; ago because of ill health. She was a Home, 65 Elm St., Rockville is in Tolland cross country team. ^ s to n (Jones 1-0) at Milwaukee p.m. and found a color TV, cluded: Today’s women’s tennis is more in member of the Bolton United charge of arrangements. The Hartford man hopes to gain a (Broberg 1-6), N. Paul Rosario, 25, of 21 South stereo and speakers, • John R. Barnowski, 55, teresting than men’s because we (UPI Photo) Methodist Church and of the Bolton Cremation will be at the spot with the USA team for competi New York (Holtzman 5-6) at Village St., Southbridge, Mass, frac camera, strobe light and 126 Glenwood St., charged have a sponsor and the men don’t — Grange. Springfield Crematorium, Cleveland (Hood 2-4), N. tured his leg in a one-car accident on $600 in bonds missing. Also with passing in a no tion against the Russians at Madison Chris Evert. Women’s tennis will Fran Healy and Thurman Munson (15) offer congratulations Survivors include a daughterx Mrs. Springield, Mass. National Weather Forecast Square Garden in the fall. Baltimore (Cuellar 4-8) at Detroit 1-86, west. taken was a strong box that passing zone following an never measure up to men’s for in Joseph (Dorothy) Conley of Bolton; Memorial contributions may be "Winning the Manchester race (Fidrych 8-1), N. Rosario lost control of his car and contained personal papers. accident on Main St. terest and spectator appeal.. .Two en After Chris Chambliss clouted three-run, first-inning home run for Yankees two brothers, Robert Dwire of made to the Juvenile Diabetes Thanksgiving Is my goal,” a confi Manchester and Leon Dwire of crashed into the median divider at Entrance was gained yesterday afternoon. tries in local slow pitch softball play Association, 999 Asylum Ave., Hart 8:15 p.m. Friday night, police said. dent Duggan said. Tolland; three sisters, Mrs. Hah ford. through a cut screen and • Daniel P. Sforza, 17,18 IX- boast undefeated records, David’s in He was thrown from the vehicle and unlocked window, police Wellwood Circle, Vernon, That will also be the goal of ap the Feline League and Looking Glass taken from the scene to Rockville said. charged with failure to proximately 1,000 other runners the In the Dusty League, each with'" League Leaders Hospital, police said. drive right after a one-car fourth Thursday in November over records...Have a nice holiday Rain and winds fail Vernon Anthony J. Tralli, 51, 55 accident on Parker St. Manchester’s paved streets. weekend. ^ id a Blue shelled John W. Wagner, 32 , 99 Brooklyn Margery Dr., East Hart yesterday. V. LO» BATTING AMERICAN LEAGUE St., Rockville was was charged ford, was arrested early • Regina Roark, 16, 689 AB H Pet NATIONAL LEAGUE Friday afternoon with operating Friday following a hit-and- Main St., charged with Brett, KC 298 107 .359 lomif nuniAfvMt AB H Pet. to halt fireworks without a license, operating an un run accident, police operating without a license 273 94 .344 w o n i i A j i a ' _ by RoyalSf loses LeFlore, Det Oliver, Pit 257 94 .366 registered motor vehicle and misuse reported. and following too closely Munson, NY 271 90 .332 I—------$♦$. Surprising Padres McBride, St. L 198 67 .338 Despite rain and the threat of rain started to fall. It began as a driz of registration plates. Court date is Police were at the in after a minor accident on McRae, KC 272 90 .331 Foster, Cin 272 91 .335 show-stopping winds, the fireworks zle, but soon turned into a steady, July 28. tersection of Center and Summit St. yesterday •*« l^73»»
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MANCHESTER - Three EAST HARTFORD - Bright ALL CASH for your p n m rty MULCH HAY - $1.50 m r bail OLDER WOMAN. FUed In MANCHESTER - Immaculate come. No pets. Three room bedroom townhouse con and shiny describes this 7- and low priced, four room FOR S U E within 24 hours. Avoid red at farm, Vernon. Call ^ 7 3 0 8 . sonsL dominium. Finished rec tape, instant service. Hayes Will deliver minimum ten SMUTS ENTBinilSU J apartment. Heated. Prefer Ei$T OF TK nVER REtl ESTATE WMKn room Split. Three bedrooms, 2 Condo, extra large livlne first floor. 6434055. .EQUAL HOUSINO room. 2 full baths, plus two baths, family room. Corporation, 6464131. bales. 'Lar|( nrMy o< Aptrtmailf •ad! U U iU room, quality wall-to-wafl l Y M N I TownkoniM throaihoaC half, baths. Plush carpeting, Reasonably priced at $tt,500. throughout, applianced Manchester Road, Olai^n- SELLING your house? Call us PICK YOUR own peas, string 'UudMtar. I WANTED - Garage in South ELEGANT AND SPACIOUS air conditioning. Private cm B/W Realty, 647-1419. kitchen. Muat sell. $1^,500. bury. Three bedroom; NEW LI8TINQ first and we’ll make you a beans. Natsisky Farms, izl Windsor or Manchester area. unit, 137,500. Warren E. G&R Realty, 2894885. R a n ^ , carport, lot stxe ap Call 644-1016. Howland Realtors, 64^1108. cash offer. T.J. Crockett,, Newmarker Road, ver- MANCHESTER - This older 7- proximately 160x300’. Tssr-’®/ TEDFMD’S room Colonial seta on a tree MANCHESTER - Charming Realtor, 643-1577. non/South Windsor line. 644- 240 Now Stato Rood / Price: '45,000. ExceUent 0304. MIsc. tor Ronl MANCHESTER - Six room lined street of old dis older Colonial, four bedrooma, MANCljp.STER !' 58 older Colonial, 1 1/2 baUis, tinguished homes. Im large kitchen, den, dining financing available. Call IMMEDIATE Cash for your garage, nicely treed 94x130 maculate interior. Must be room, fireplac^ living room, E xt. 32, 648-1700, 04. property. Let us e»Iain our Antiquoo 48 POP-UP CAMPER for rent. corner lot. Only $35,500. seen. Priced in the mid $40’s. large treed lot, aluminum fair proposal. Call Mr. Week $55., weekend 64& BICENTENNIAL Braithwaite Realty, 649-4593. B/W Realty, 847-1419. sided. $59,900. G&R Realty, BeUiore, 647-1413. WANTED Antique furniture, 9823. 2804885. glass, pewter, oil paintings, or MODERN three rooms, first MANCHESTER - Fair owner BY OWNER - Four room Lolt-Land For Safe 24 other antique items. R. floor. Heat, appliances,ja- „ willing to trade full dorm ei^ expandable Cape Cod. Nicely MANCHESTER - Four □ MI8C. FOR SALE Harrison, 6434709. utilities included. Q uie^^ D AUTOMOTIVE six room Cape with fireplace, tr ^ and shrubbed, fenc^ rooms, two rooms, down, m ature couple. No pets...... MtrMiM (oyw, kitohm wttti brNktMt room, for- -MANCHESTER - two treed References, security. 647- •••••••■ 1 1/2 baths, and garage, plua back yard. Large garage, tool aluminum sided Ranch, two building lots, rural zone, $9,- A N T IQ U E S W a n te d -» md dining room, big company aliad living room, 1619, 646-2125. Autoo For Solo 81 cash for tw5-family or wiU shed, finished basement. waUc or four bedrooms, walk to 500 each, Vernon, high treed ArUcloo for Solo 41 American furniture, oriental sunken family room, Ural floor laundry room, 2 sell outright. Call Dubaldo- to shopping, bus and school. everything. Apblianced lot, 185' frontage. Wolverton rugs, paintings, pewter. Wind ALUMINUM sheets used as FOUR ROOMS - wall-to-wall NEED CAR? Credit bad? flrtplacas, hugs conorata patio loading to an In-ground Lesperance, 646-0505. Desiranle neighborhood. $32,- kitchen, $29,900. G&R Realty, Agency, Realtor, 849-2913. sor chairs, crocks, jugs, Bankrupt? Repossessed? pool, lots of plush earpoting, cantral air conditioning, Well maintained 7-room Colonial on quiet street. 900. Call 6 4 9 ^ . 2894885. printing plates, .007 thick, weathervanes, primitives. carpet, large bath, sun porch, 23x32". 25 cents each or 5 for $140. $70. security. Pay your Honest Douglas accepts and a two-oar garage. Priced at M2,000. Flr^lacM living room, formal dining room, eat-in NEW USTING - Very clean WE HAVE A challenging "B ” Ron Dionne, 643-1691. lowest down, smallest $1. Phone 643-2711. own utilities. 872-9427. Kitchen, 3 bedrooms, 1V5'baths, garage, all city utilities. and neat 6-6 tw o-fa...... ,fam ily MANCHESTER - Elsie Drive zone lot, centrally locatM, for payments. Douglas Motors, Duplex. Centrally located on - Seven room L Ranch, large sale. It is 96'xl27’ ap FURNITURE - Rugs, pain 345 Main. beautiful lot in a nice NEW LISTINS flreplaced living room, formal CLEAN USED refrigerators, tings, pewter, dolls, crocks, FIVE BIG rooms, pantry, proximately. Priced at $ll,- bath, $180. $90. security, , , CUSTOM CAPE neighborhood. Two separate Charming brink capo, dining room, knotty nine 000. Call 649-5261, John H. ranges, automatic washers, lamps, etc. Now accepting ily, wall- to-wall carpet. Pay your own WE PAY $15 for complete 7 rooms plus, flreplaced living room, formal dining room, heating, units. $45,000. KelUi kitchen, finished rec reom, Lappen, Inc. for details. with guarantees. B.D. Pearl’s consignments, for July auc junk cars. Call Joey, Tolland Idoal for tmoll family, A lliances, 649 Main St., 643- utilities, on-9427. BOLTON 8 or 4 bedrooms, IVi baths, basement rec room, double Real Estate, 649-1922, 646- llroplaeod living room, garage, lovely treed tot. $40,- tion. 6444962. Auto Body, 528-1990. MANCHESTER garage, terraced yard. 4126. MO. G&R Realty, 2894885. LEBANON - Near route 32. dining room, oneloaod 456 MAIN STREET - Three Thirteen attractive 2-acre lots PARTS Department now open “Wow, What A Bargain” brooioway, woll-lo-wtll UAU6UIITU SWIMMING POOL Sacrifice Wanted to Buy 49 room heated apartment, “Hey, Look Me Over” SOUTH WINDSOR - 5 1/2 with 200 feet frontage. Also Saturdays. Complete Une of That's what you would say if we told you we have an „ BEST BUY room Ranch near cul-de-sac. oarpoling. Lovoly NEWLiSTINRS Leading manufacturer has' security, $175 monthly. Call A real cream puff if there ever was one! This 8- one acre lot with 125 firet fron- ATTENTION Veterans - 646-2426, 9-5. Chrysler parts. Chorches 8-room Cape, (just the right size), with 3 bedrooms, New 8 room, 4 bedroom, 2 4 bath Colonial. 1st floor fami Acre land, pool, patio. landacapod lot wHh all TWO (s) aupin l iit in q i redwood pools left over from room Raised Ranch Is nestled on H i acres, with a ointment call Wanted German WWII hats, Motors. 649-3646. formal dining room, large den, fireplace In living ly room, all kitchen built-ins, aluminum siding, double Assumable 4 3/4. By owner. cltyirtllltM.t3*7>00 THAT WONT LAOT LONG ON coTlect 1-295-a 1975 season H alf P ric e. uniforms, daggers, medals, MANCHESTER - Unique, two view of the countryside. This home features a large room, enclosed breezeway, Florida room and at garage, all utlUtles. * 289-7019. TODAYW MAMOIT. Guaranteed installation & 1975 FORD MusUng II Ghia, OWNER terms, call toll free 800-228- etc. Call 872-75a. bedroom, first floor home. living room with beautiful Roman-brick fireplace, 2 tached garage. (All this In one house you ask?) Yes, ■ ronaar hills tsr,seo V4, automatic, custom in fullbaths, huge family room, 4 bedrooms, 4 sets of 633-4451 or HilrMli yowMN IMt MMMMf 1976 ask for Monte, day or Prime residential location, Will buy this 6-room Cape with carpeting, brand new plus outstanding counb7 atmosphere in this 100x365 Rool Eototo Wonlod 28 terior, vinyl roof, 18,000 miles. sliding glass doors and a wraparound deck, plus FOMST HILLS wHh Mt llx ir bigroiind pool evening, seven days. formal dining room, fireplace, aluminum siding, and a nica treed lot In a vary con foot lot, which features shady trees, shrubbery and 843-2862 646- 5763, or 649-2813. much more. Ntw 7-room Capo — S □ RENTALS covered patio, basement, venient location. brook with footbridge for privacy and beauty. biwiMutato CdOfiM. MAY WE BUY your home? DARK LOAM - Five yards, appliances, carpeting, garage, SoSrooms, 1W bolho, Quick, fair, all cash and no 1969 CHEVELLE Malibu - Asking $S7,900 .SENTRY - ■«------« O------M -. ------$30., plus tax. Washed patio and lovely yard. $275. un All this snd mors, only $46,000 ^aixch ud & ^ossetto mwpWOMI MllMif IwOVII MANCHESTER - Gracious problems. Call Warren E. and pool sand, gravel, stone. Rooms for Rant 52 heated. Lease, security, no Rebuilt engine and transmis _ Real Estate Services Utohon, formal dining older 9-room Dutch Colonial. , XU Howland, Realtors, 643-1108. 6 4 3 - ^ . pets. Mr. Blanchard, 64&24S2. sion, $400. 1967 Galaxie 500, ------REALTORS-MLS EQUAL HOU8INQ $150. Must sell. 643-5949 after 6 room. Braoiowty and New kitchen wlUi appliapees ESSEX MOTOR INN - Weekly 189 West Center Street ^^^£646-248^^^ featuring a micro-wave oven. Ns In, f sw l«ot..Pl1e*dJir. CASH for your property. Call p.m. snr^SH.100. ______, PMlOk tttoa ' TOP SOU,, clean,-$6 par-yard rooms, single $56., double $69. TWO FOUR ROOM 2 8 9 -4 3 3 1 Spacious dining room, buUt-in us first if anxious to Sell. delivered, call 5^188. plus tax, continental apartments centrally Igcated. (Jhina closets. Four large MiAOOW U N I mjM Keith Real Estate. 6464128 or 1968 CHEVELLE, good condi Fvlhr •N oandMaiMd towMl* breakfast, maid service, color Heat, hot water, sfove, ¥ E R R in bedrooms, numerous closeu. 646-1022 refrigerator, air conditioner. tion, $800. or best oHer. grasIT Oul, UmI In i sX. Truly RENT Color television with TV, ..utilities, parking. Call, Please ask for Candy at 6 ^ 3 KMIois S4$-11I0 Park-like grounds. Must be glg^gUl gm| |M|glul|y dWOfSlNd option to buy. $9.99 a week 6 4 6 - ^ . Security deposit and 4654. BEST BUYS seen to be appreciated. Low HalMd Randi hM aiQO tq. IL, 4 SELL YOUR house through J. delivered to your home. •••••••••••••••••••••••••• references required. No pets. $80’s. Ann Lord Realty, 528- Watson Beach Real Estate Because you're renting, no Apartmento For Rent 53 CaU 646-5117 after 5 p.m. 1966 PLYMOUTH Wagon for BY BELFIORE w t h im VERNON - Bv owiH 4139, evenings 528-5612. Company. lYofessional real credit checks. Free service. bedroom, 2 1/2 bath Colonial. mgu dtaponL taniXy rooni, SW estate service for nearly 50 APARTMENT for Rent - tires and parts, $75. or best DMIiu, a nr guragu oXli ulnMe Call Turnpike Television Ren WE HAVE customers waiting offer. Call 646-1736. 2200 plus square foot. $59,900. M A N CH ESTER - P ric e years. Call our Manchester of tals, 649-3406. for the rental of your apart remodeled, $220. per month. 8724141.. rNo ’ agents. reduced to $34,900 on this cozy •yu, jinl around Kw MnMr Irom HVdand Fark IdiooL MoM lo fice for an estimate of value ment or home. J.D. Real Call 646-5355. “X” APPEAL 8-room Cape. Fireplace, 34 without obligation. 647-9139. 1971 PLYMOUTH Custom •uX. GRILLS - Propane or natural Estate Associates, Inc. 646- Xcellent larger home In “X'ecutlve area. "X”lllng MANSFIELD • New listing. bedrooms, garage. Ideal EAST HARTFORD - suburban wagon.! Air con as outdoor grills. 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'.irf Page 2 - WfciKKEND - July 3, 1976 • Raquel Welch sings and dances in her own variety revue Monday through July 10 Free concerts at Stoirowton Theatre in West WEEKEND - July 3. 1976 - Page it Forum Springfield, Mass. Ann Corio presents a • ’The Southern Connecticut Symphonic Bicentennial salute in a week-long stay of \ Pops has scheduled five free summer con “This Was Burlesque.” certs, each ’Thursday in July at 7:30 p.m. This week’s movies on TV in SCSC’s Lyman Auditorium, New • At Ivoryton Playhouse in Ivoryton, the Ssa*- Today 1:35 (2) “To Catch a Thief” ' (1944). James Craig, Donna 1 of the arts Manhattan Savoyards open the season Haven. Soloists during the series will in (1955). Cary Grant, Grace Reed. clude pianists Norman V. Hall and \ / ’ ^ ^ Monday with Giibert & Sullivan’s 1:00 (9) "Genius At Work” KeUy. “Pirates of Penzance.” The comic opera Charles Garner, violinist Maxine Webber, (1946). Bela Lugosi, WaUy 3:40 (2) “The Tin Star’” Thursday will play through July 10 to be followed by cellist Eugene Schweitzer, and trumpeter Brown, Alan Carney. (1957). Henry Fonda, Anthony ‘Cuckoo’ at Theatre 3 1:00 ( 5) Sam Gallu’s award-winning “Give ’Em Donald Cunningham. 1:30 (5) "Before I-Hang” Perkins. TELEmiON “One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest” is • ’The weekly I^lumb Memorial carillon (1940). Boris. Karioff, Bruce "Louisiana Purchase” (1941). Hell, Harry” July 12 through 17. Bob Hope, Vera Zorina. the second production of the summer ses concerts at Trinity College in Hartford Bennet. Monday • The Broadway favorite, 1:00 (9) “Kiss of Fire” 3:00 (3)"Klng: A Filmed sion at Theatre 3 at Manchester Com “Oklahoma!” is in production through are presented every Wednesday through CLOSE- Record” (1970). 1:00 (5) “ My Gal Sal” (1955). Jack Balance, Barbara munity College. It plays tonight and Sun Aug. 25 at 7 p.m. TTie public is invited to Rush, Barbara Hyer. July 10 in the Harriet S. Jorgensen 3:00 (8) “ Blue Hawaii” (1942). Victor Mature, Rita day, and Thursday through July 11 at 8:30 Theater at the Nutmeg Summer bring a blanket and sit on the lawn around Hayworth. 4:00 (9) “Born Yesterday” p.m. the chapel. Four concerts of chamber (1961). Elvis Presley,Joan OUTS Playhouse, University of Connecticut m Blacknuui. 1:00 (9) “Experiment (1951). Judy Holliday, William Jay April of Manchester, and an English Holden, Broderick Q'awford. Storrs. A 2 p.m. matinee is scheduled Sun music will be presented at 6 p.m. in the 3:30 (5) “Terror By Night” Perilous” (1944). Hedy Specially Priced 9:00 (20-22-30) “Goodbye ? teacher at East Catholic High School, is day. Evening performances are 8:15 p.m. chapel preceding the carillon concerts on (1946) . Basil Rathbone, Nigel Lamarr, George Brent, Paid cast in the lead role as R.P. McMurphy. Lucfis Again” (1961). Ingrid • Two Broadway classics will be staged Wednesday, July 14, 21 and 28. Leen ’t Bruce. Nurse Hatched is played by Elizabeth Hart, director of the Netherlands Carillon 4:00 (9) “Lightning Strikes Bergman, Yves Montand, by Hartt Opera-Theater for its third 6:30(9) “Tarantula” (1955). Anthony Perkins. Brady of Glastonbury, who appeared X School will be guest carilloneur on John Agar, Mara Corday. Twice” (1951). Ruth Roan, SAVE BIG OVER ’77 TV PRICES summer repertory season when “The 11:30(5) “I Was a Male War recently in the Little Theatre of Wednesday. 8:00 (8-«) “Huckleberry Richard Todd, Zachery Scott. Sound of Music” opens Friday, Saturday V. 11:30 (5)' “Adventures of Bride” (1949). Cary Grant, iri'P'ii'i'j'i R-C-A, ZENITH, SONY Manchester production of “ And Miss • Lenzy R. Wallace of Ellington, a Finn” (1975). Ron Howard, Ann Sheridan. and July 10 paired with “Fiddler on the Antonio Fargas, Jack Elam. Don Juan” (1949). Errol I SLYVANIA, G-E, SANYO Reardon Drinks A Little.” In TIddiBr’ music teacher at the University of 11:30 (9) “Trial” (1953). Roof” which begins July 14, 15 and 16. 8:00 (9) "This Earth is Flynn, Viveca Lindfors. and quasar Others in the cast include Ted Watson, Connecticut, E.O. Smith High School in Glenn Ford, Dorothy McGuirie, ’The expanded 16-performance schedule Hga Paups of Manchester plays Golde, Mine” (1959). Rock Hudson, 11:30 (9) “The TarU rs” Vin Liscomb, Phil Burgess Sr., Clay Storrs, and Manchester Community John Hodiak. continues Thursday, Friday and Saturday Tevye the dairyman’s shrewish wife, in Jeanne Simmons, Dorothy (1962). Orson Welles, Victor Massey, Howard T. Becker and Phil 1:30 (2) “UtUe Boy Lost” OPEN MONDAY T IL 9 evenings through Aug. 7 with a final per “Fiddler on the Roof” opening July 15 at College, will conduct a Bicentennial con^ McGuire. Mature. Nadeau. (1953). Bing Crosby, Nicole formance on Aug. 8 a t the University of University of Hartford’s Millard cert Sunday at 7:30 p.m. on the 9:00 (57) "Last HoUday” 1:30 (2) “ The Missouri The play is directed by Betty Spalla of Traveler” (1958). Lee Marvin, Maurey. Hartford’ Millard Auditorium on 200 Auditorium in Hartford. Longrneadow, Mass., Green. The program (1950). Alex Guineas, Kay Glastonbury who has directed productions will highlight the music made popular Gary Merrill, Brandon de 3:50 (2) “ Enchanted Bloomfield Ave., West Hartford. Walsh, Beatrice Campbell. Island” (1958). Dana An A£ for LTM. She is the founder and artistic throughout the country’s 200 years. ’The 9:30 (8-40) “The Man Wilde. James Johnson of Manchester will drews, Jane Powell: director of the Encore Playhouse in public is invited. Without a Country” (1973). 4:00 (2) “I’ll Get You” design sets for both productions. His wife, Tanglewood weekend Stowe, Vt., and has been artist-in ♦ Cliff Robertson, Beau (1953). George Raft, Sally Nancy, will be in the featured role of residence at Baypath Junior College in A special Fourth of July weekend begins Bridges, Peter Strauss. Gray. Friday Sister Berthe in “ The Sound of Music,” Outdoor drama Longmeadow, Mass. tonight at 8:30 at Tanglewood in Lenox, 11:15 (40) "Road to Rio” 443-445 Hartford Road, Manchester and as Fruma Sarah in “Fiddler.” 1:00 (5) “Shanghai” (1935). Theatre 3 is not a college group. Its Mass., when Arthur Fiedler and the “Daniel Shays] Rebellion,” the true (1947) . Bing Crosby, Bob Tuesday 647-9997 or 647-9998 Ilga Paups, also of Manchester, will be Loretta Young, Charles, plays are cast with semi-professional and Boston'Pops Orchestra perform. story of debt-ridden citizens’ revolt Hope, Dorothy Lamour. Boyer. seen as Tevye’s wife, Golde in “Fiddler.” 11:30 (8) “Not With My 1:00 (5) “The Inspector professional people who merely use the Sunday, events begin at 2:30 p.m. with a against the Commonwealth of 1:00(9) “Tall in the Saddle” Wife” (1966). Tony Curtis, General” (1949). Danny Kaye, • At th_p Berkshire 'Theatre Festival in fanfare at the main gate. Then on to Nfassachusetts, is a large-scale outdoor (1944). John Wayne, Ella facilities at Manchester Community Vima Lisa. Barbara Bates. Sports on TV Stockbridge, Mass., George Gershwin’s chamber music, chorus and ballet events Rains, Gabby Gayes. College for their productions. historical drama opening Wednesday at 1:00 (9) “Earth vs. Flying 1:00 (9 “Never Say Good “Of Thee I Sing” plays through July 11. in the theatre and the shed. All of this 4:00 (9) “Madigan” (1968). For reservations, call 649-1061. The Pines Theater in Look Park, S a u ( ^ ” (1956). bye” (1956). Rock Hudson, Today From July 13 through July 25, James Coco Henry Fonda, Richard Wid- Monday culminates at 8:30 p.m. in the shed with Northampton, Mass., and will be shown 2:00 (2) “The Furies” Cornell Borchers, David mark, Inger Stevens. 12:30 (20-22-30) Wimbledon 8:30 (840) Baseball: To be At the Bushnell and Dody Goodman star in “George Seiji Ozawa conducting the Boston Friday, Saturday and Sunday nights (1950). Barbara Stanwyck, Janssen. 9:00 (3) “The Thousand Tennis. announced. Washington Slept Here.” Symphony Orchestra with piano soloist through Aug. 29. Wendell Corey. 4:00 (9) “The Big Heat” Friday at 7:30 and 10:30 p.m. at the Rod Steiger stars as Plane Raid’’ (1969). 2:00 (9) Baseball: Mets vs. Andre Watts in a program of music by 2:05 (8) “Pirates of Tor (1953) . Glenn Ford, Lee Mar Napoleon in “Waterloo,” Christopher George, Laraine •Cubs. Bushnell Memorial Hall in Hartford, At Colt Park American composers. tuga” (1961). Ken Scott, vin, Gloria Grahame. Tuesday ABC-’TV’s Friday night Stephens, J.D. C a ^ n . 2:00 (20-22-30) Baseball: Canadian entertainer Gordon Lightfoot Leticia Roman, Rafer John 9:00 (8-40) “ F. Scott Arthur Fiedler will direct the Boston Phillies vs. Pirates. 8:30 (9) Baseball: Mets vs. performs in concert. Formerly a student ’The “Neil Young-Stephen Stills Band” Dance movie at 9, son. Fitzgerald and the Last of 9:00 (8-40) “ Waterloo” with special guest Poco will appear in Colt Pops Orchestra in another pops concert (1970). Rod Steiger, 5:00 (8-40) Wide World of Astros. at Westlake College of Music in Califor Aug. 10 at 8:30 p.m. • Eight Soloists from the Royal Danish 3:50 (8) “The Stripper” B elles" (1974). Richard Sports, Park, Hartford, July 11 at 6:30 p.m. Christopher Plummer, ()rson nia, he as cut 10 albums and published On Aug. 19, a day-long celebration of Ballet wind up the first week’s engage (1963). Joanne Woodward, Chamberlain, Blythe Danner, Welles. 5:00 (9) Greatest Sports about 400 folk songs. Coming July 14 at 6:30 p.m. are Jefferson The top ten Richard Beymer. Susan Sarandon. Wednesday Tanglewood-On-Parade begins at 2:30 ment at the Jacob’s Pillow Dance Festival 11:30 (3) “The Producers” Legends. Starship and Fleetwood Mac. Rain date is 4:10 (2) “Hurricane Sndth” 11:30 (5) “Tovarich” (1937). p.m. with concerts ail afternoon ending in in Becket, Mass, tonight. From Tuesday The top 10 network televi (1968). Zero Mostel, Gene 5:00 (20-22-30) Wimbledon 6:30 (18) Champions. Shakespeare Theatre July 15. (1952). John Ireland, Yvonne Charles Boyer, Claudette Tennis. a gala evening concert at 8:30 p.m. con through July 10, the program will feature sion programs for the week Wilder. 8:00 (9) NFL Cham DeCarlo. Colbert. 6:00 (9) Racing from Bel pionships. The performing company at the ducted by Seiji Ozawa and combining Suzanne Farrell & Peter Martins, The ending June 27, according to 11:30 (5) “Nightmare the A.C. Nielsen Co., were: 5:30 (8) “ The Last 11:30 (9) ‘T’D Never Forget Alley” (1947). TYrone Power, mont Park. 8:30 (9) Baseball: Mets vs. American Shakespeare Theatre in Strat three orchestras — the Boston Symphony Danscompany, Annabelle Gamson and Blitzkreig” (1959). Van John What’s Is Name” (1968). Or 1. NBC Sunday Mystery Helen Walker. 8:30 (22) Baseball: Red Sox Astros. ford is presenting “The Crucible” and Jacob’s Pillow Dancers. ’The Maria Alba son Welles, Oliver Reed, Orchestra, ’The Berkshire Music Center Movie, son, Kerwin Matthews, Larry 11:30 (9) “Lost Flight” 'vs.-Brewers. “The Winter’s Tale,” in repertory, to be Spanish Dance Company begins the third Storch. Carol White. Orchestra, and the Boston University 2. “All in the Family,” CBS. (1959). Lloyd Bridges, Anne 11:30 (9) Harness Racing joined by “As You Like It” beginning July 1:30 (2) “The Command” Thursday Young Artist Orchestra. week on July 13. For information and 3. “Starsky and Hutch,” Francis, Bobby Van. from Roosevelt. (1954) . Guy Madison, James reservations, call 413-243-0745. ABC. Sunday 12:40 (8) “ The Miracle Midnight (9) Wrestling. 7:30 (9) Baseball: Mets vs. Whitmore. • Thursday, at The American Dance 4. "M-A-S-H,” CBS. Worker” (1962). Anne Ban Br3V6S Dinner theaters ‘Going Up’ at Goodspeed 12:00 (5) “Dig That 3:50 (2) “Lost In A Harem” Sunday Festival at Connecticut College in New 5. “The Rookies,” ABC. croft, Patty Duke. 9:00 (24-57) Olympiad. Uranium” (1956). Bowery (1944). Bud Abbott, Lou Tonight is the last appearance of the Another revival comes to the stage at London, the Chuck Davis Dance Company 6. “Maude,” CBS. 1:30 (2) “Omar Khayyam” 1:00 (9) Baseball: Mets vs. . 10:00 (9) This Is Baseball. Boys. Costello, Marilyn Maxwell. Cubs, doubleheader. musical comedy revue, “Bottoms Up Goodspeed Opera House in East Haddam will perform at 8 p.m. ’The Metropolitan 7. "One Day at a Time,” (1957). Cornel WUde, Debra in the form of a musical by Otto Harbach CBS. 1:00 (5) “ San Antonio” Paget. 2:30 (22) Baseball: Red Sox ’76!” at Chateau de Ville Dinner Theatre Opera Ballet Ensemble will perform (1945). Errol Flynn, Alexis Friday and Louis A. Hirsch called “ Going Up” 8. "Happy Days,” ABC. Wednesday 1:55 (5) “Neanderthal Man” vs. Brewers. in East Windsor. Beginning Tuesday, Friday at 8 p.m. and on July 10 at 2:30 and Smith. 4:30 (8-40) Tennis: 7:00 (9) Greatest Sports Myron Cohen performs through Friday. which is in production through Aug. 8. 8 p.m. 9. “Baretta,” ABC. (1953). Robert Shayne, Doris 3:00 (5) ’The D evil’s 1:00 (5) “The Ambassador’s Merrick. Goolagong vs. Evert. Legends. Maxene Andrews of the Andrews Sisters 10. “Medical Center,” CBS. Daughter” (1956). Olivia de • Friday at 7:M p.m.. The Gallery Disciple” (1959). Burt Lan 2:35 (8) “Desire Under the 7:00 (9) . Greatest Sports 7:30 (9) Baseball: Mets vs. Civic series set Havilland, Myrna Loy. is starring in “Call Me Madam” with Dancers, specializing in social dancing of caster, Kirk Douglas. Elms” (1958). Sophia Loren, Legends. Braves. music by Irving Berlin at the Coachlight Van Cliburn, pianist, and Sherrill the 17th and 18th centuries, will meet at WANT TO START 6:00 (5) “The Sands of Iwo 1:00 (9) “Crossfire” (1947). Anthony Perkins, Burl Ives. 7:30 (9) NFL Cham Jima” (1949).. John Wayne, Robert Young, Robert Ryan, Dinner ’Theatre in East Windsor through Milnes, leading bai*itone of the Foot Print Galleries at 466 Main St. 4:05 (2) “TTie Bwbaiy C ^ t pionships. YOUR OWN John Agar. Robert Mitchum. Aug. 15. Metropolitan Opera, will headline the OUSINESS? Gent” (1944). Wallace Beery, 10:00 ( 57) Olympiad. Bit parts 8:00 (8^W) “The New Land” 4:0()(9) “Flight Of the Last Binnie Barnes. 10:30 (5) Sports Extra. Civic Music Association of Greater Hart Phase ( (1972). Max von Sydow, Liv Balloon” (1960). Marshall Michael Caine will costar Summer circuit ford series for 1976-77. Also included in the will build to tull Ullmann, Ekidie Axberg. Thompson, Mala Powers. with Peter Sellers in “Fu • Bobby Vinton and Hank Garcia star : lineup will be the Tonhalle Orchestra of MANGHESTER 8:00 (9) “S in iste r on Tenth 11:30 (5) "Band of Angels” Featuring The Manchu” for Zev Braun. (1957). Clark Gable, Yvonne tonight at 6:30 and 9:30 at the Oakdale Zurich, the Cincinnati Ballet, and pianist Avenue” (1957). Richard World’s Largest "All the President’s Men” Max Morath in a program entitled “The m i Egan, Jan Sterling, Walter De Carlo. Selection Of has been selected to be shown Musical Theatre in Wallingford. The Small spacaa available, Matthau. 11:30 (8^0) “The Great Ice Ice Cream at the Berlin Film Festival. □lildren’s Theatre Series presents its Ragtime Years.” Attendance gt all series Weekend, an entertainment and televi rentals begin at $98 per U events is limited to members of the sion supplement, is published each Satur 11:00 (9) “Young Man With RipOff” (1973). Gig Young, ^a/uki. Products William Redfield has been first offering Wednesday with a kid varie month Including all nor a Horn” (1950). Kirk Douglas, Lre J. Cobb, Grayson Hall. added to the case of association. There are no single ad day by The Manchester Evening Herald, mal ulllltlas fair con ty show featuring Popeye, Sylvester and At Bu9hMl! Herald Square, Manchester, Conn. 06040. Lauren Bacall, Doris Day. 11:30 (9) “A Matter of In 36 FLAVORS - 60 VARIETIES “Scramble.” missions available. ditioning, alaclrlclty, Tweety, Yosemite Sam, and “Planet of Deadline for Forum of the Arts: Eight 11:30 (30) “Yankee Doodle nocence” (1968). Hayley Gordon Lightfoot, Canadian entertainer l^rther information regarding the 1976- , lights, heat.) Larger Custom Decorated Ice Cream Cakes the Apes.” Shows are 11 a.m. and 2 30 and traveling folksinger, performs Friday days before publication. Advertising Dandy’’ (1942), James Milles, Trevor Howard, Vaneska Redgrave will play p.m. 71 uvic Music Association Series may be i spaces available up to Shashi Kapoor. the UUe role in “Julia” for at Bushnell Memorial Hall In Hartford. deadline; hive days before publication. Cagney, Joan Leslie, Walter Open All Year had by callh ^ 527-3132. 400 sq. ft. Huston. 1:30 (2) “ Kona Coast" 20th C!entury-Fox. 1227 Burnside Ave. 528-6751 11:30 (40) “The Seven UtUe (1968). 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Leonard Peck of the Frances Minot, a tug from M ovie...... 2 Ag-USA...... 3 This is B aseball...... 20 9:30 Shazam ...... 3 female crew. Cotuit, Mass., helped jockey smaller boats. Television Review ...... 24 Manna...... 18 Joe Franklin...... 9 Patterns for Living...... 5 5 1:45 Monkees...... To Tell the Truth...... 30 6:45 Super Friend s...... 840 Lowell Thomas...... 57 Jack B enn y...... 5 10:00 New D a y ...... 8 Land of the L o s t ___ 282830 5 V ■ 7:30 Bamaby Jones _____ 3 2:20 7:00 Sesame St...... 24 3 Hitchcock Presents...... 5 Lottery...... 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B ib le ...... 18 .‘Witched...... 5 M e ts...... 9 1:55 Big Blue Marble ...... 3 Westwind...... 282830 le Avengers...... 9 lOdM) \ New Directions ...... 18 M ovie...... 5 fTintstones- Mister R ogers...... 24 News...... 5 a l McCoys...... I8 Fishing...... 20 2:35 Hong Kong P hooey...... 840 Noon Thriller...... 9 om ...... 24-57 Let’s Make a D ^ ...... 22 MnviP « * R e a lty ...... 9 Valley of Dinosaurs...... -3 uismoke...... 40 PTL a u b ...... 18 - “ Emergency...... 282830 A MacNeil R ep ort...... 24-57 Soul T r a in ...... 5 3s35 8:30 30 - Hollywood Squares .. 30 2822-30 Pat Collins...... 2 Lost Saucer...... 8 irtridge Fam ily...... 5 Room 222 ^ ’ in Masterpiece Theatre ... 24-57 Ranger Station ...... 3 4:05 Jetsons ...... 2822-30 !WS...... 82822-30 ...... 11d)0 , , . Brady Bunch...... 5 TV Garden a u b ...... 24 iter World...... I8 •iOO News...... 3-822-24-30-40 M ovie...... 2 Tom and J e r r y ...... 8 ^ Bowling ...... 40 CBS News Sp ecial...... 3 Mary Hartman...... 5-57 4:30 ower Show...... 24 Connecticut R ep o rt...... 9 12:30 indo R eal...... 57 t o s s Wits ...... 5 The Lucy Show...... 9 M ovie...... 8 Josie it Pussycats .. .2822^ fssv- I F at A lbert...... 3 Donny & Marie ...... 8-40 Dick Van Dyke...... 20 5:45 " * ' ■ 7.-' ■ >0 9MI0 American Bandstand...... 8 ,ws t-M tn ^ “ 1’ ...... 18 11:30 Give Us This D a y ...... 2 3 Bullwinkle...... Go-USA ...... 282830 s a e n dy Griifiih'; 5 ...... M ovies...... 8 8 9 Partridge Family...... 5 Week in Review ...... 24-57 Hodgepodge Lodge...... 24 ncentration Rookies ...... 840 Wanted Dead or Alive .... 9 eatest Sports Legends .. 9 8:30 Johnny Carson ...... 2822-30 Bit parts Waldo K itty...... 282830 B i| parts ilbum Brothers...... 18 Merv G riffin...... 5 12:40 Electric Co.-...... 24 be announced ...... 20 8 The P ractice...... 2822-30 M ovie...... Marjoe Gortner has been ctory Garden...... 24 Tw • NBC-TV will beam “Papa Wall St. Week...... 24-57 D ragnet...... 40 added to the cast of Viva Tell the Truth...... 30 ...... * Hemingway” as a 90- 9:00 1:00 Knievel.” en D oor...... 57 ...... V ■ ■ • ■ i i® “Jtautespecial next season. Midnight Special . . . .282830 Jack Warner has been Movies ...... 3.3^0 - ...... Richard Pryor has signed Ml awarded the Medallion of M ovie...... 9 Rockford Files ______2822-30 for the starring role in a new itch Game P M ...... 3 1:30 . Honor by the Motion Picture Pink Panther ...... 2 8 2 2 ^ Long lines wait to see the tall ships at Newport, this one the Norweigan bark, Christian Radich. Peiqile & Politics ...... 24-57 untitled film for Third World M ovie...... 2 andTV Fund. Mister R is e r s ...... 24 anema Productions. Page 8 - WEEKEND - July 3, 1976 Glory of Greece was rooted in a coin By RUSS MacKENDRICK from the nearby mines at Laurium. This and so on. A fabulous book. The highest The glory that was Greece had its roots made possible the construction of m ore, price shown for a book is $450, for Brow in this coin. The googly-eyed beauty is the than 300 fighting ships. In the meantime i ning’s “Early Quarters...” famous Owl of Athens. The other side has Athens had forbidden the coinage of silver \ by any of her vassal cities — so the “owl” a h e a d of th e A warning goddess Athena and attained worldwide (for then) circula the owl attests to tion. ’That “$20 gold piece” offered by ads hi ler wisdom. Stamps The picture is timely right now as this the Sunday supplements and other The coin, a silver and coin is the badge of the office of the publications, is the size of a thin dime and etradrachm, is secretary of the Smithsonian Institution contains all of $4.68 in gold. It has been ihown in detail coins where ^een Elizabeth II and Prince thoroughly squashed by the American lere, but it is ac- Philip will visit this coming Thursday. Numismatic Association and the USPS. ually no larger than First there will be a big dinner at the Mail addressed to the sellers — Columbia 1 nickel. It was the first widely accepted British Embassy (with President and Mint, Washington, D.C. — may now be in currency in the trading m arts of the Mrs. Ford on hand), then they will all hie tercepted. vorld, and it held sway for two centuries themselves to the “castle,” Smithsonian’s 'i rom 500 B.C. It can be thought' of as the oldest building, where they will honor the On the Fourth irst legal tender (same as if). founder. Tomorrow at New Britain, 11 to 5— the It is not scarce as a numismatic item James Smithson, English chemist and be seen in the national collection at the NEBPEX ’76. Chairman A1 Larson will ince vast hoards have been found all numismatist, was never on this side of the Smithsonian. put on an affair with exhibits, bourse, and round the Mediterranean. Imitations Atlantic, but because he had been irked a special show cancellation. Admission is /ere many, as far afield as Central Asia and nettled by slights of certain of his Hang onto iti free. Place: Johnson Motor Inn, 65 Colum It’s up, up ar nd Arabia. counti^en, he left his entire fortune “for Hang onto your copy of the June 16 Coin bus Blvd. Manchester I The symbols stand for the first three th e increase and diffusion of World. In case you didn’t notice — it is the Also in New Britain on the 4th you can waiting chih jtters of “Athens.” The olive leaves and knowledge....” - in the United States. 13th Book Edition with 11 pages of titles get lobby service at the post office with a Thursday a t ! The booty was delivered in 1838 as bags wig, and the waning moon, are meant to and prices of numismatic material pictorial handstamp to mark the date of the sender’s elebrate the great naval victory over the of gold sovereigns. Almost all were published in the U.S.A. ’There are 52 the nation’s birthday. The Hartford PO 'ersian fleet at Salamis. melted down and recoined (to the tune of listings, such as Coins of the Americas, can give you a cancellation on that day but whose bailooi It has been stated that this triumph was $508,318.) At least two of the original Coins as Investments, Commemoratives, just a plain Jane handstamp with no pic from Top Noi le direct result of the outpouring of silver pieces were rescued, however, and may Confederates, Heraldry, Medals, Tokens, ture. This is the s< sored by the Library adds many books New books at Manchester’s Des Pres — The survivor management Mary Cheney Library; Detre — A most extraor Kncidie — Roman satire Fiction dinary pair Lorayne — Remembering Affi Deigfaton—Yesterday’s spy Durst — Contemporary people Hogan — The yesterday world gold coins Lowengard — How to rider Freilicher — Estate plan analyze your handwriting Kastle — Eldward Berner is ning handbook — with forms Miller — Invitation to a alive again! Friedenberg— The di^osal lynching bef< Marlowe — Nightshade of liberty and other industrial Newcombe — The best of Shelby — The wolf at the wastes the athletic boys door Sakharov— My country and By GRE< Susann — Dolores the world Her(U Frost — Where have all the Sbulman — The billion The Board Nonfiction woolly mammoths gone 0 dollar bookies to accept an t Addeo — Why our children Harris — One man’s Smith — A new age now for Mancheste drink medicine begins in the Municij Baxter — The fire came by Hibbert — The royal Vic Snyder — Jimmy the Greek Bender — At the top torians Room at 7:3 Storaaka — How to say no to members of t) Blake — The mentally Homstein — Cruelty and a rapist and survive retarded kindness will probably Tangye — Somewhere a cat ’The plan ma Drake — The repair and Hojrt — The mutiny (Hi the is waiting to increase Uu maintenance of small gasoline Globe Wolfinger — Dynamics of engines Hurley — Personal money minority groi American politics the town. Mancheste pressure fron ment of Housi Here’s bookmobile route ment (HUD) affirmative a< Here’s next week’s schedule 9 to 9:30 a.m. —Holiday Rd. The plan u| for the Manchester Public House. 2 to 2:30 p.m. -N ike Circle. says, “The Library bookmobile; 9:40 to 10:10 a.m. —Garden 2:40 to 3:10 p.m. —Bruce minorities (ii M onday Dr. Rd. parent in all ( 9 to 9:30 a.m. —Manchester 10:20 to 10:50 a.m. —Bowers 3:20 to 3:50 p.m. —West ami employes, 96, Manor. School. N. Fairfield Sts. and three, oi 9:40 to 10:10 a.m. 11 to 11:30 a.m. —Buckley Thursday group membe —Bluefield Dr. School. 9 to 9:30 a.m. —Ivy Manor. The Hartfo 10:20 to 10:50 a.m. 11:40 a.m. to 12:10 p.m. 9:40 to 10:50 a.m. —Lincoln which Mancbf —McGuire Dr. —Green School. Center. work force nu 11 to 11:30 a.m. —Squire 1:20 to 1:50 p.m. —Bishop 11 to 11:30 a.m. —Glenwood and 8.6% min Village. Dr. St. ’The plan no 11:40 a.m. to 12:10 p.m. 2 to 2:30 p.m. —McDivitt 11:40 a.m. to 12:10 p.m. have a low rat —Hackmatack St. Dr. —Sycamore Lane. 1:20 to l:g0 p.m.-High St. 2:40 to 3:10 p.m. —Grissom 1:20 to 1:50 p.m. —Charles 2 to 2:30 p.m. —Presidential Dr. Apartments. Village. 3:20 to 3:50 p.m. —Kennedy 2 to 2:30 p.m. —Durkin and 2:40 to 3:10 p.m.—Trebe Dr. Rd.and Woodstock Dr. Branford Sts. and Thompson Rd. W adiHMday 2:40 to 3:10 p.m. —Lawton .anong 3:20 to 3:50 p.m .—Fountain 9 a.m. to noon —Crestfield and Weaver Rds. the ships at Newport was the Sagres n of Portugal, moored VUlage. Convalescent Home. 3:20 to 3:50 p.m. —Gerard lext to Norway’s Christian Radich. Tiwaday 1:20 to 1:50 p.m. —Ansaldi and Cone Sts. / HARTFOF sonnel at N have done a the school’s cording to commendal review of Uu