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Weather Inside today Sunny, hot today and Sunday, high Area new s...... 8 Sports...... 11-12 both days, 90 to 95. Clear and mild srs Business...... 16 Week-Review . 2 tonight, lows in the mid to upper 60s. Churches ...... 7 Com ics...... 9 National weather forecast map on Page 13. ____ tne Classified ... 13-15 E d ito ria l...... 6 TVC'O S^CTKmS , AUGL Dear Abby...... 9 Sr. Citizens .2 PIX'S WKHKEND Obituaries . , 10 Wings . . 7 News Ford relaxes inrockies summary VAIL, Colo. (UPD —Buoyed by his the Korean situation before leaving in selecting the Kansas senator as his nomination victory. President Ford Kansas City. But the Vail White running mate, had written off the State today to took time out from his tiring House was silent on the tense Northeast and the South. political schedule for a relaxing developments in the Pacific. "We haven’t written off anything, " weekend at this resort in the Morton said "We re going to cam HARTFORD — Four state Rockies. Very much on Ford's mind is his paign on Carter’s doorstep." technical colleges should be given forthcoming national campaign — Ford was so wound up when he Within the next few days a Ford an extra $578,000 to train more the first of his long political career — emissary will contact Carter to skilled workers, according to arrived Friday afternoon that he im in which he will be pitted against mediately headed for the golf course arrange for televised debates in the House Minority Leader Gerald F. Democrat Jimmy Carter. fall campaign. Stevens, R-Milford. He considers and played nine holes. His wife, Bet His campaign chairman. Rogers ty, looked completely fatigued after In a dramatic gesture during his the money an investment in the Morton, flew to Vail with Ford, an exciting but exhausting week at acceptance of the nomination. Ford state's economic future. Others, including Sen. Robert A. the Republican National Convention told cheering delegates he was Dole, his running mate, will be HARTFORD — Hartford area in Kansas City where she was in the "ready, eager ” to debate Carter face converging on Vail next week for to face "on the real issues.' Texaco service stations have constant spotlight. political strategy talks. begun reducing their gasoline Ford met with Secretary of State But the details of the format still must be worked out prices one cent a gallon in what Henry Kissinger for 40 minutes on Morton rejected reports that Ford could be a widening round of price 2 cuts because of a large surplus of gasoline, according to Charles R. Matties, a director of the Connec ticut Gasoline Retailers Associa tion 1 Reagan ponders future :lNTID!l HARTFORD - State Tax LOS ANGELES (UPI) - Democratic philosophy and the with the Republican Party Department figures show Connec Vanquished Republican presidential Democratic platform. " he said ticut's budget surplus has grown Reagan said for the time being he challenger Ronald Reagan says a Reagan, who came within 60 intends to be a "conservative con- OLL again — from $25 million to $30 loss by his party in November could delegate votes of the Republican million — because of higher than -science " for the country as a radio be a signal from the American people nomination, refused to slam the door commentator and columnist anticipated revenues from the that they want a third party. on the possibility that he would lead state sales tax. The tax take was such a movement. I don't hink you The 65-year-old former California $5 million higher than projected in At an airport news conference lead something unless somebody governor appeared relaxed as he the $1.68 billion budget drafted in Friday following the three-hour wants you to be a leader," he said. flew home on his chartered airliner, the spring of 1975. flight from Kansas City. Reagan said He noted, however, that only 18 per ORDER I he believes "there is a great but admitted he was tired after the ON cent of the nation's registered voters grueling months on the campaign Regional majority" of Americans who are dis are willing to identifv themselves satisfied with the philosophy of the trail BOSTON — The Boston School Democratic Party Committee, bowing to a federal He added that should President judge's order, has approved the Ford lose the presidential contest, Proposed Burr Corners appointment of two black ad "there would have to be a reassess ministrators to racially troubled ment of where we go and how we put McDonald’s cleared South Boston High School, located that great new majority together in a predominately white area. Recalls experiences "If there is such a loss. I think the PROVIDENCE. R.l. - Presi Republican Party and many of us are by zoning board dent Ford's nomination to a Bill Andrulot talks over some of his experiences during the past going to have to take a look because 40 years with the town Park Department. Andrulot, wno began The Zoning Board of .Appeals has .A requested variance for the free federal judgeship of former Nixon there is a great majority throughout approved a special exception and standing sign to be higher than 18 feet ir slid* administration official Herbert F. working for the town Dec. 6, 19J6, is retiring at the end of this this country. I think, with a three variances requested for con was denied. DeSimone — muddied by month.(Herald photo by Pinto) philosophy that is contrary to the struction of a McDonald's in the Burr The board also granted relief from allegations of misconduct — has Corners Shopping Center a zoning section to Hayden 1, ORDER received the cautious backing of OH The board did grant the exception Griswold Jr and Walter S Fuss The Sen John 0 Pastore, D-R.l. and variances on the condition that a relief means the two can use the DeSimone's appointment will traffic barrier system, consisting of basement of a .Mam St building for a come up for a public hearing Andrulot’s service to town two to four foot curbs, be installed in use other than storage or janitorial Tuesday in the Senate the shopping center parking lot space, the only two uses the zoning The board's action clears the way- .section allows AUGUSTA. Maine - At least 4,- spans almost four decades tor the McDonald's to be built once The board had already approved 000 names on nominating petitions the traffic barrier system is in the building, which will be used for for Communist presidential can By GRblG PKARSO.N Recreation Department took over around New England stalled, The restaurant will be at the doctors offices, at their June 21 didate Gus Hall have been ruled northern end of the center near the meeting invalid. Secretary of State Mark llrriild Reporter He sharpened skates, cleared the He started his work career on a pond after a snowstorm, kept the "Besides that. I'll play it by ear," Caldor s .Auto Store Gartley said Friday. The decision he said When the board met July 19. they could keep Hall off the ballot farm 52 years ago. He was 13 years fireplace going, and sold coffee and old hot chocolate to shivering skaters More than 200 people showed up for heard the proposals requested bv Two persons since he filed 12,786 signatures a retirement party fellow workers Franchise Realty Interstate Corp . and 10,918 are needed to qualify Today, the job and employer are He is looking forward to the retire different, and Bill Andruiot has ment days ahead gave Bill Thursday night at the Army .McDonald's national corporation Most of the names disqualified and Navy Club. They tabled the requests and asked die in fire were those of unregistered voters, grown a little older and gained a lot "After almost 40 years. I'm ready ■Andrulot has three children for more information about traffic NEW BRITAIN lUPIi - Two Gartley said of work experience to sit back and let someone else take He still comes to work every day. over, " he said. / William teaches at Oakville High flow in the lot The board said thev elderly persons died today when a but he won't be for much longer, An- He plans to do plenty of fishing, a School. Joyce, who lives in Atlanta, feared further creation of a traffic fire raced through a six-family wood National drulol will be retiring Aug, 31 after sport he has always enjoyed He and flew up for her Dad's retirement "hodgepodge " in the shopping center frame apartment house on Grove almost 40 years of work for the Town his wife. Julia, who live at 307 Cooper dinner Thursday night, and Richard lot. .Street PASADENA, Calif, — New data Park Department lives at home. A special business meeting was Josepf Machowski, 65. and Mary from Viking indicates a good Hill St., will also do some traveling Andrulot, who is a work coor called for Tuesday, Aug 17 at noon to Kaminski. 60. both of the Grove chance of some form of plant life dinator for the Park Department, rehear the requests No public notice Street address, were pronounced in a spoonful of Martian soil. The left farm work after a few years and or notification of local press was dead at a local hospital, fire officials red planet may have much of its Gary Minor promoted moved on to the Cheney Mill at the issued before the meeting. said water bound in rocks, scientists Machowski was found in a first- say. ripe old age of 16. According to Alan F Lawson, an Within four months, he became a to police sergeant floor hallway and .Mrs Kaminski was assistant in the planning and zoning found in her third-floor bedroom foreman on a night shift in charge of office, no public notice is required VALLEY VIEW. Ohio - Eight eight men. "Some of them were old Firemen said the first alarm was persons were killed and 11 injured Policeman Gary Minor has been holds an associate’s degree in law en before a special business meeting enough to be my grandfather," he forcement from Manchester Com sounded at 2 45 a in and by the time in a crash of a tractor-trailer promoted from patrolman to The board must notify the town they reached the building it was said. sergeant effective Sunday, Police munity College and is continuing clerk's office of its intention to meet truck which slammed into a line He worked at the silk mills until engulfed in flames They battled the of cars waiting for a traffic light Chief Robert Lannan announced college study. He and his wife. Joan, This step was taken Dec. 6, 1936, his first day of employ have two children blaze for 90 minutes before it was to change. Friday. Approved by the board was a declared under control ment with the town. Minor, 27, received his new badge Busick, who will begin courses Over the near-40 years, Andrulot Monday at Connecticut’s Municipal special exception for construction of Three ol the apartments were va FORT WORTH, Tex. - Oil in a brief afternoon ceremony in Lan- the facility .Also approved was a cant and a woman and her daughter has seen a lot of different things nan’s office, which was followed by Police Training Academy, was an millionaire Cullen Davis, free on happen in the time of Manchester. variance allowing the restaurant to occupying a second-floor apartment bond for the alleged murder of his the swearing-in ceremony for a new automobile salesman before coming Two periods of his work career to the police department He has use existing parking space, a managed to escape the fire fire of stepdaughter and his estranged patrolman. during those last 40 years stand out, attended the University of Connec variance permitting use of the septic ficials said wife’s lover, has been rearrested The new patrolman, joining the Officials said the cause of the fire however. ticut; he is married and has one son system, and a variance allowing a on a technicality — he was not to force as of Sunday, is Richard V.C free-standing sign of 100 square feet was under investigation He recalled working in the rain and Busick, 25, of Manchester. enter the estate where the killings wind of the Hurricane of '38. He was took place. A second bond hearing The promotion and new appoint one of a group of workers assigned to ment are the latest round in a series is expected next week. Center Springs pond. They were to of departmental reassignments keep the area from flooding. touched off earlier this month by the LOS ANGELES - Frank After the job was completed, the Sinatra will be honored by the creation of a new police job, the crew decided to drive home, except deputy chief. American Friends of the Hebrew there was one minor problem. University of Jerusalem for Patrol Capt. Richard Sartor ‘By that time, the winds had blown became deputy chief; Lt. Henry “humanitarian efforts in the best so much, we had to walk home. There ■ Judaic-Christain tradition,” it Minor became patrol captain; and were no roads open, " he said. Sgt, Joseph Brooks became a lieute was announced Friday. He will be Andrulot said the other period of given the Scopus Award at a nant in other promotions this month. his working career that stands out Hiring of Busick fills one of lour dinner Nov. 14 for helping es was the 1973 ice storm. “We were tablish a youth center in Nazareth vacancies on the police force, Lan just trying to keep the roads open. nan said. The other three patrol slots and for benefit concerts he has That's the most important thing we appeared in to aid the Jerusalem will be filled soon after testing of new A * (fe can do during a storm like that,” he police candidates is finished, he said. Foundation. said. Minor, the new sergeant, has been He^'said the proudest accomplish a patrolman since April 1971. He International ment of his time with the town has been the increased construction of SEOUL, South Korea — The baseball and softball fields. When he The boy still USS Midway cuts short its home started working there were only two stay and sails from Japan as ten ball fields in town. Now there are 19. wanted his gum sion increases in South Korea “I've enjoyed the job,” Andrulot, .*9 over the border killing of two dressed in a colorful yellow cap and SIMSBURY (UPI) — Firemen used a power saw to cut away part of American officers. shirt with blue pants, said. “It's a challenge to keep your workers hap a gumball machine that six-year-old Randy Chesanek caught his hand in BUENOS AIRES, Argentina - py and the people of the town happy,” while shopping with his mother. A series of bombs exploded in the he added. Richard Busick was sworn in capital late Friday night, ap There is another part of Bill An- The boy's hand was stuck for about one-half hour and defied police ef parently in retaliation for the drulot's life that was reported exten as a patrolman by Police Chief forts to extract it, officials said. slaying of 30 presumed left-wing sively In the Reflections column by Robert Lannan in brief Police Chief Robert Lannan (left) hands sergeant s badge to It wasn't until firemen came with guerrillas whose mutilated bodies Managing Editor Hal Turkington on ceremony Friday. Busick, who Patrolman Gary Minor as Minor's wife, Joan, looks it over in Jan. 19. It was ice skating at Center the special equipment that Randy’s were found earlier northeast of hand was free again. starts training Monday, fills brief promotion ceremony Friday Minor's promotion, elfeclive Buenos Aires. .Springs Pond. Andrulot “ran”.skating there from After all that, “He still wanted the one of four patrol vacancies on Sunday, is the latest elevation in the department as a result of V______4936 until 1970, when the Town gum,"' said affier Warren J. Hansen. the Manchester Police force creation of a new deputy chief position earlier this month. PAGE TWO — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn . S at, August 21. 1976 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. N^nchester, Conn., Sat.. August 21. 1976 — PAGE THREE t News for senior citizens
Gloria Benson Gladys Seelert, 130; Arvid Peter is too ill to have visitors, but I’m sure a card would help to cheer her up. Hi everyone! As the song on a pop son, 129; Michael DeSimone, 123; Our bridge players were 16 in ular TV program says, "Welcome Grace Windsor, 122; Clara Hemingway, 119; Thomas Murphy, number, and these are the lucky SUPER Back," I want you to know that your winners; George-Last, 4,280, and Lou friend Gloria is tickled pink to be 117; Robert Schubert, 116; Robert Cordner, 115; Ann Fisher and Mable Buller, 3,790. SAVE back with the people she loves and loves working with. Wilson, 114. AN EXTRA BUY I must say I never expected to be Monday morning bright and early out this long, nor did I realize what a our Senior League golfers were out Hawaii trip m serious operation I had. Your prayers playing golf at the East Hartford Golf Paul Ryan says, “ In case some of Course, with some of the better AD VERTISED ITEM P O LIC Y: Eich of Ihasa idirtrtlsed items Is required lo be I COUPONS and cards made it so much easier for you readers haven’t heard, there are PRICES EFFECTIVE scores being Jack DuPont and Vince me. 1 had anticipated catching up on still 18 seats open on the United rNdily availibli for silo it or bilow tho advortisdd priiM In aich A&F Store, excopt os h i a o o t u d i i o n i n i e things you neglect when you're Porter, 45; A1 Bolis and A1 Bourret, Airlines flight to Hawaii from spiciflcally noted In Ibis id. AUG. 22 THRU 28, 1976 working, hut when you can't bend, 47; Irvin G artside and Ernest Bradley Field on Nov. 12. Some of the stoop, lift or turn on that side, all you Segerberg, 48; Merrill Dickinson and original 173 who took the trip in 1972 a - , : can do is sit and grow fat. Thomas Halemar, 49. Agnes Green are going back, and this time they hit a 57. There were 34 players in all. I had a wonderful doctor who was will spend three nights in Maui and I - PRICE i PRIDC • PRICE i PniDE • PRICE 4 PRIDE • PRICE i PRICE - so kind and wonderful. I put my trust Monday morning starting at 10 six in Oahu. Final rooming list must Passing of an era o’clock they played kitchen social MTNROOS in him and he didn’t let me down, but be sent in by Sept. 10, so shake a leg if BATHROOM games, and in the afternoon we had I really made him earn his money, he you want one of the remaining seats 14 tables playing pinochle, and these Almost in one fell swoop Pete's Citgo on the northwest corner of Adams St. and Middle tells me being held! are the winners: V n TN tTS I I had a wonderful sister, friend and Call Paul for details. PURCHASE U a U O H N Waldorf Tpke, disappeared. It will make way for a self-service gasoline station. TOIACai I ALCOHOL nurse who was waiting for me to be Joseph Windsor. 741; Nadine wheeled down from the operating Waldorf Tissues Malcom, 720; Violet Dion; 703; Leon room, and immediately took over, Just a reminder that our building 500 ct. Manchester week in review Fallot, 702; Edward Scott, 701; will be closed to activities, but open FOUR - 500 ct. rolls not allowing anyone near me until Frank Gadomski, 697; Mabel Wilson, she thought I was out of the woods. to business as usual next week while rolls 695; Ann Thompson, 690; Fritz Mary Gaudet is a former Army the building is being spruced up. The LIMIT ONE COUPON PEN FAMILY Wilkinson, 674; Wesley Frost, 665; A1 nurse. You can imagine that no one, bus will be in the garage for a tune up VAtIO AUG 22-28.1976. Gates, 664; Josephine Schuetz. 662; but no one, got near me or disturbed in preparation for next season. Tissues . • PRICE 1 PRIDE ' Catherine Gleeson, 645, and Ann 8 active for GOP me. Husarik, 640. All those going to Lake Win- SAVE 32< OVER RE6ULAR RETAIL I had to have my eye bandaged for nipesaukee next Friday should be I • PRICE i PRIDE • PRICE 4 PRIDE ' PRICE i PRIDE • PRICE i PRIDE - I kiJ . the first five weeks while my eye was On Monday morning we started The race for Republican registrar Former Director Paul Cervini fort to reach a settlement which will here about 8:30 in the morning as we CREAMY • REAL i9 healing, and of course this brought signing up for the Penn Dutch Coun CREAMY - REAL began in earnest this week. Marion proposed that the district taxes be avoid a possible strike from leave promptly at 9 o’clock. COUPON a no many stares from people, so needless try. The first bus was filled im VALUE Mercer, the party endorsed can collected by the town and he claimed Meadows employes, to say 1 didn’t care to go out in public mediately, so we have arranged to didate, named M Adler Dobkin as his plan would save the district as A seven-week strike by employes r VnN 17 M too much. PURCHASE U a U M M Hellmann’s much as $3,500 a year. The current have another bus go on Oct. 21,22 and her campaign manager. Fred Peck, of the Manchester Packing Co. ended One day my sister Eva decided to T h u n k y ou T H A C C O I ALCOHOL directors questioned Cervini's 23. We have about 15 seats left on this Republican registrar since 1960, today with ratification of a three- take me to lunch for a change. She On behalf of Wally and myself, I figures but decided to look into the bus, and of course we have to fill it Hellmann’s Mayonnaise selected co-chairman Robert H. year contract by union workers. The took me to a lovely restaurant by the want to thank all the volunteers who matter anyway. before we can take it. so come in and VonDeck, and Clara Hemingway. employes will return to work Mon sea. When the hostess approached us have helped out during the past The Board of Directors has been The new fire department shop will sign up. QUART JAR day. company co-owner Don Bogner she said, "I want a nice table by the months. I have been told Violet Dion asked to appropriate {5,200 for the be established in an old district said. ocean because my sister has only one On Tuesday I started to try to catch did a great job, along with Ernestine LIMIT ONE COUPON PER FAMILY. Sept. 7 primary for the registrar sewage plant “ greenhouse" off A key issue in the long impasse VALID AUG. 22-28.1976. eye. ” She looked at me full of sym up on about six weeks work, the bus Donnelly, Dot Andrew, Marge Hall, position. This is the first primary for Fleming Rd. District Fire Chief Ted reportedly dealt with union demands pathy. and needless to say we got the Lingard said work would start next was taking the shoppers to the stores Johanna Badsteubner, Ceil Wandt, Mayonnaise *PR 'C E K PRIDE • PRICE 5 PRIDE • p RiCE 4 PRIDE a party registrar of voters in for a closed shop, which is one of the best table in the place. and back, while in the afternoon the Martha LaBate, Ann Thompson and Manchester history. week. issues involved in the Meadows dis I think the cutest experience was bowlers were at the Parkade Lanes. Helen Silver. Also a big thank you to Two Republican candidates for the pute. with the youngsters. Occasionally I Lyla Steele who not only did her PRICE a PRIDE • PRICE 4 PRIDE • PRiCE ^ PRIDE • p RiCE state assembly also named campaign 4 PRIDE Belle's wake would go into town for lunch, and the stint, but pinched hit for Sue Kerr. FLAVORFUL managers. Hospital ■ Hurricane Belle cost Manchester kids would stare at me constantly P in o c h le Cecilia Benson and Helen Gavello FLAVORFUL Walter Joyner, opposing incum Manchester Memorial Hospital's with a far away look in their eyes. I bent Theodore Cummings in the 12th $22,000. Over one-third of that total, proposed budget of $16 million was Wednesday morning was a when they were away. $8,605, was spent on overtim e felt they were thinking I was a spy in beautiful morning which found the District, selected Atty. Hillery cut $1.1 million by the Connecticut cognito, or someone from outer wmisfu Salada Gallagher to run his campaign. Mart salaries. The final figure also in Association of Hospitals and Health seniors taking to the shuffleboard Our bingo callers. Bob Doggart PURCHASE E x a u t w cludes cost of equipment operation space. After awhile, I would play lit courts. We also had 10 tables for our TOIACCt I ALCOHOL H. Bray Jr., running against Francis Care iCAHHCi. tle games with them that would send who was always on the job, Ernie Ct. and pay for regular work hours that Wednesday pinochle games, and the Erwin and George Vallone, kept the Salada Tea Bags J. Mahoney in the 13th District, At a hearing Friday hospital of were spent preparing for the storm. them back to their parents’ arms. chose Robert Corcoran as his cam ficials argued against the cuts. The winners were: games hopping. A Thursday meeting with town of Needless to say I felt great because pkg. 100 ct. pkg. paign head. CAHHC must vote on 35 hospital ficials and representatives of the how often does one become a celebri Another Republican candidate, Dr budgets, including Manchester’s, by A big thank you to Elizabeth Cone, AP-2 Hartford Electric Light Co ty even if it is only in the eyes of M arjorie McLain, 616; Grace Ann Thompson and Helen Martino LIMIT ONE COOPON PEA FAMILY Frederick Spaulding is reconsidering Sept 16. children? Windsor, 609; Samuel Schors, 580; VALIO AGO 22-21.1976 his decision to run for state senate in (HELCOl resulted in several for taking care of the phone on Jae’s criticisms of the power company for F’eople I just want to take one more second John Gaily, 565; May Tivnana. 564: day off, and while she was on vaca Tea Bans . if ' PRIDE • PR iCE y PRIDE • p R'CE 5 PRiOE the Third Senatorial District. He said to thank my wonderful family for Martin Bakstan and Nadine their performance during and after Stephen O'Donnell. 29, of Vernon tion. 1 hope I didn’t overload anyone, he expects to make a final decision their endurance and a great boss who Malcolm, 559; Helena Gavello, 544; SAVE 70' OVER REGUUR RETAIL by the end of the month. last week’s hurricane. was named director of Crossroads, but to all of you once again, thanks. Town Manager Robert B. Weiss carried the work load in my absence. R obert Schubert, 542; Archie 1* PRICE 4 PRIDE » PRICE a PRIDE « PRiCE 4 PRIDE ■ PRiCE 4 PRIDe ' Manchester Republicans Manchester's drug counseling Houghtaling, 538, and A1 Chellman, LAUNDRY expressed surprise at President criticized HELCO for providing inac center. O'Donnell, selected from Just received news that the ifll LAUNDRY ' curate information to the town and Sctirack winners 535. Manchester Senior Golfers played Gerald Ford's selection of Kansas three finalists this week, succeeds Now back to the activities at the Sen. Robert Dole for vice-president. for being unable to give customers James Breitenfeld, who has taken a the Wethersfield Senior Golfers at center. We had 48 playing bingo Mon We have just received word that vmitfM Most, however, were pleased with estimates on how long power would position with Manchester Communi Tallwood Country Club and won the Tide day morning, and in the afternoon Nellie Moran is a patient at PURCHASE u a u a w the choice and felt Dole would be a be out. ty College, match by 25 strokes Irwin Gartside T0IACC81 ALCOHOL there were 37 people playing setback Manchester Memorial Hospital. She plus to the party’s ticket. Atty. Eugene Kelly, former mayor had a 41. Henry Rau, Merrill Dickin Detergent Public works and these are the winners: son and Ernest Segerberger had a 43. Tide 49 oz. and chief prosecutor of Common 0 Buckland suit Public Works Director Jay J. Giles Pleas Court 12, was named a Com pkg. I n i i i 49 oz. pkg. The Town of Manchester submitted said Manchester has a good chance mon Pleas Court judge this week by its summary brief this week in the for acquiring federal funds for local Gov Ella T. Grasso It will be the “OBSESSION' LIMIT ONE COUPON PEN FAMILY projects. The funding would be made OPEN VAtIO AUG 22 28.1978. Buckland fire protection lawsuit, and Manchester Democrat's second lime (PQ) attorneys for the town and the Eighth available through the recently passed as a judge: he served on the bench of A L L D A Y ’ PRICE 5 PRIDE • PRICE PRiDE • • p : $ PRiDE • p R - s PfliOE Utilities District made their written Public Works Employment Act, the old Town Court in the late 1950s MURDER BY DEATH” SUNDAY arguments public. Projects by the Public Works Dept, SAVE 50^ OVER REGULAR RETAIL Manchester Patrolman Gary (PQ) Both Town Counsel Victor Moses continued throughout town. i s p Minor was promoted to sergeant this AMERICAN and FOREIGN ARTHUR DRUG jj• PRICE ^ 4 PRIDE • PR CE PRIDE • « E ^ PRIDE • PRiCE 4 PRIDE and Eighth District Counsel relied Ramps for handicapped people “ST.IVES" week as Police Chief Robert Lannan Car Carpets ______(PQ) QUARTERS QUARTERS heavily on differing interpretations were installed on curbs along Main \V\ continued to fill a series of slots COUPON O O C of Special Act 200 of 1963, the legisla St. and part of Center St. NEW caused by the creation of a new depu CARPET ManchMtBr Evtning Htrald VALUE dFO tion which gave the Eighth District A recently completed brook CHARLES BRONSON ty chief’s position. A new patrolman, Publlihtd tv«ry avanlng •iccpt Nutley power to expand if it met certain con cleaning project was credited as part MERCHANTS NATIVE PEACHES IN wmi S7U Richard Busick, was also hired, 1310 Tolland Turnpike Sunday* ind holldtvi. Eni«r«d at th* PUKHASE EiaiM M ditions. of the reason no flooding occurred in Mtnchtitcr, Conn. Aotl Offic* •• St- TOIACCSAAlCIHIl leaving three vacancies on the force. ______646-8988 cond ClAU Mall Mattar. Moses raised the issue of Manchester during Hurricane Belle. Hale Haven varieties. "ST. lifts"
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Nursery for Member Audil Bureau ol Circulation Member, Ur>iled Press international Convention a joyous occasion. The appeal to the 32 per cent of the voters they arrived here. But it convinced ST. JAMES a u RCH, Msgr. Edward EMAM EL LI THERAN CHTRCH, fun was all non-political — boozing, who call themselves Independents. many delegates on both sides that the E. Middle Tpke. Rev. Philip Hussey, J. Reardon, pastor; Rev. Bernard Church and Chestnut Sts. Rev. Ronald J. children five years old and younger, Published by the Manchester Publishing Co., Herald Square. Indeed, he needs practically all of opposition was not only disagreeable, The Rev. Ruth Johnson, formerly pastor. Killeen. Fournier, pastor; Rev. C. Henry Ander guest soloist. Ron Erickson. Coffee Manchester, Conn 06040 Telephone (203) 643-2711 womanizing and gourmandizing at Bryant's barbecue joint. Convention nominated Genghis them; adding 32 per cent to 22 per but evil. of Manchester, will be guest Saturday Mass at 5 p.m.; Sunday Saturday Masses at 5 and 7:30 p.m.; son, pastor emeritus; Michel D. Clark, fellowship after the service. Masses at 8:30, 10:15 and 11:30 a.m. Sunday Masses at 7:30. 9, 10:30 a.m., intern. Raymof>d F Robinson Ed'ior-Pubiisner Harold E TufK.ngton Managing Editor There is much talk about unity, but Khan. cent produces 54 per cent. It is too bad. There has never been preacher Sunday at Emanuel ST. \1\H VS EPISCOPAL c m RCII, at this juncture the GOP is only But Ford can't survive more than a Ford, of course, cannot expect to a dime's worth of difference Lutheran Church. OOSPEL HALL, 415 Center St. noon and 5 p.m. 8 and 9:30 a.m., The Service. Pastor Church and F^ark Sts. Rev. Stephen K. Ruth M. Johnson, guest preacher; 9:30 slightly less united than Cain and few, scattered defectors. He is run sweep the Independent votes. That’s ideologically between Gerald Ford 10 a.m., Breaking bread; 11:45 a.m.. ST. JOHN'S POLISH NATIONAL Jacobson, pastor; Rev. Bruce W. Opinion The Rev. Johnson was ordained at a.m., children's chapel and Nursery for Abel. Too many delegates have ning against the arithmetic that says why he somehow must unify his par and Ronald Reagan. Both are conser Emanuel Lutheran Church in Oc Sunday School; 7 p.m.. Gospel meeting. CATHOLIC C lll RCH, 23 Golway St. Jacques, assistant to the rector; Rev. the Republican party has the infants. Coffee will be served after ser Ftonald E. FFaldeman, assistant to the sworn they would not support a ty in the months ahead into a bloc vatives, Reagan more rigidly. They tober 1974, She is the daughter of Mr, ST. BKH)(;ET cm KCII, 70 Main St. Rev. Waller A. Hyszko, pastor. vices. smallest body count in its history. 9 a.m., Mass in English; 10:30 a.m.. rector. Presidential nominee from ‘the that will give him virtually un could have flipped a coin for the and Mrs. Herman V. Johnson of 51 Rev. John J. Delanoy, pastor. Rev. , Polls vary only by 1 or 2 percentage Mass in Polish and English. CALVARY ( III HCII OI THE 7:30 a m.. Holy F^,ucharist. Rite 2; 10 Hindsight criticism other side. "/I counted 42 such furious animous support in November. It's nomination and the winner's policies Kensington St. She attended local William J. Stack. Rev, William J. points Let us consider the check AS.SEMBLIES OF (;OI), 647 E. Middle a m.. Holy Eucharist. Rite 1, with ser pronouncements on the Convention perhaps an impossible job, given the would have been generally accep-_ schools and was graduated from Killeen. I N H All I AN I Nl VERS A LIS i mon by Father Jacques. floor opening night. Even at made by the veteran George Gallup, nastiness that prevailed in hotel cor table to the loser. Saturday Masses at 6 and 7:30 p.m., Tpke. Rev. Kenneth L Gustafson, pastor. Manchester High School in 1955. SOCIETA : EaHi, Community Y, 79 N. 9:45 a.m.. Sunday vSchool. classes for unjustified Democratic conventions, which or which reported that only 22 per cent ridors and saloons at the Convention. Now the party is in extremis. Jerry school auditorium; Sunday Masses at Main St. Rev. Arnold Westwood, /ION I N VN(,i:i.l( \l. 1.1 THER AN of the electorate called themselves She received her B.A. degree from 7:30, 9 and 10:30, in church; 10:30 a.m, all ages; 10:50 a.m.. Worship Service, ( HI lt( II (MISSOl HI NOD). dinarily are hate tests, that finding For example, there are the Ford’s only hope is that Jimmy minister. message by the pastor: 7 p.m.. Evening \fould be considered frightening. Republicans. festering sores resulting from Carter's support is softer than his Augustana College, Rock Island, 111., and noon in school auditorium. There will be no formal meetings Cooper and High Sts. Rev. Charles W Gospel Service, college-bound youth will Kuhl. pastor Hindsight is better than But now some town officials, Presumably GOP leaders in the Gallup put the Democratic Reaganite charges that Ford easy win in New York suggests. in 1959. She served as a parish THE SALVAIION ARMY, 661 Main throughout the summer. For information participate, film in color. "Belfast". 9 a.m.. Divine Worship foresight — and sometimes it using the advantage of hind Republic's various neighborhoods strength at 46 per cent, and the threatened uncommitted delegates Maybe Ford can take comfort from worker at Augustana Lutheran St. Capt, and Mrs, Arthur Carlson, corps on specific informal events call 646-5151. 10:30 p.m., Radio service on WINF, Meetings will resume Sept. 12. can be a bit unfair. sight and perhaps lapsing into will woo or whip many of the intran Independent vote at 32 per cent. with political bloody noses, and the the fact that Carter lost five of the Church in West St. Paul, Minn., and officers. Revivaltime. ^Ol I H I M U D METHODIST Presumably. Ford will harvest some "revelation” by a prominent Ford last primaries to the late-starting as director of Christian education at 9:30 a.m., Sunday School; 10:45 a.m.. ( III R( II. Rev (ieorge W Webb. Rev During the day of Hurricane sigents into the fold. After all. the CONCORDI A LI THER AN COMMl NUT BAPTIST Clli H( M. the popular habit these days of votes from conservative Democrats Holiness Meeting; 6 p.m,, Open-Air CHI RCH, 40 Pitkin St. Rev. Burton D. l>aurencc M Mill. Rev Robert W candidacy of Gerald Ford is the only captain that Reagan people had California Governor Jerry Brown, Faith Lutheran Church, Murray Hill, AN AMERICAN HAPUST ( lit RCII. Belle's visit to the Manchester using utilities for whipping Meeting; 7 p.m.. Salvation Meeting. Strand. Rev. David W. Rinas, co-pastors, Eldndge Jr . pastors game in town, and most Republicans who are attracted by the GOP pledge offered bribes to two Illinois who campaigned sparingly for only a N.J. 585 E. Center St. Rev. Ondon Stairs, 9 a m,. Holy Communion. Nursery for 10 a rn , Morning Worship, Pastor area, we heard no official com boys whenever possible, have would save their 18-karat hatred for to reduce government spending or delegates. month. I3ut the Republican party She received her Master of Divini FILL GOSPEL IMEHOENOMI- minister. Rev. Frederick Lanz. director who just plain can't stomach Jimmy Even that stuff wouldn't have ty degree from the Lutheran School small children. Eldndge preaching, a summer series on plaints about the way local criticized the local firms for the Democrats even had their needs to go shopping for miracles. NATIONAL CMIKCH. 745 Main St of Christian education the fruit of the spirit "The Fruit: Rev. Philip Saunders, minister. of Theology at Chicago. While there, 9:30 a.m., Morning Worship, message Faithfulness ' Nursery care available utilities were going about the their failure to give more Rev. Ruth M. Johnson she spent one year of internship at 10:30 a.m,. Praise. Worship Service Clll KCII OI JE.Sl S CHRIST OF "Are You Receiving All That God Has for children under 5, 10 a m . Praise and job of defusing safety hazards specific information as to Chicago. While there, she spent one and Bible study for all ages; 7 pm.. LAITERDAA S AIN TS, Woodside St & For You?" Nursery is provided during teaching service and restoring service. when power would be restored. Almanac year of internship for parish ministry Deliverance Service. Hiilstown Rd- Wendel K. Walton, bishop the service. There will be a discussion of ministry. At the time of her ordina 8:30 a m.. Priesthood; 9:30 a.m . the day's worship theme in the Living MRS I ( HI R( M OI ( MRIS r. at Whitnall Park Lutheran Church in FAITH BAPTIST CHI RCH. Orange As a matter of fact, they It seems the utility gets tion. she was the second woman in Seminary, 10:30 a m.. Sunday School. 5 Room following the service sM I.M |sT . 447 N Main St Hales Corners, Wis. Hall 72 E. Center St. Rev. James may have overreacted a little damned for doing (as in the B\ t nil4'd Intcrnolinnal the New England Synod to be or p m., Sacrament Service. 10 a m , Church Service. Sunday School Pastor Johnson serves at St. Paul's dained and about the 15th in the na Beliasov, pastor. lor pupils up to the age of 20. care for in that during the Great Ice Today is Saturday, Aug. 21, the 9:30 a.m.. Sunday School; 10:30 a.m.. TItINUT COM-'.NVM < HI H( H.302 case of the ice storm) and Lutheran Church in Connorsville, tion from the Lutheran Church in Hackmatack St. Rev Norman E very young pupils Subject of the lesson- 2 234th day of 1976 with 132 to follow. Ind. She is the sixth member of Worship Service; 7 p.m . Evening Ser Storm, they made many damned for not doing (as in the America, ( Ill R( II OF CHRIST, Lydall and Swensen. pastor; Milton Wilson assi.s- sermon Man." golden text from the Bi The moon is approaching its new Emanuel to be ordained into the holy vice. specific promises as to when case of Belle). Vernon Sts. Eugene Brewer, minister, lant to the pastor ble. "Blessed be the name of God for ever phase c m H( H OK THE ASSl M n iON. 9:30 a.m.. Morning Worship Service and ever For wisdom and might are power would be restored and The morning stars are Jupiter and 9 a.m.. Bible Class; 10 a m.. Worship, Hopefully, the critique next Adams St at Thompson Rd. Rev. sermon The Burden of God". 6 p.m.. with Andrew Brodersen as leader and His [)aniel 2 20 The Christian Science were unable to keep those week of emergency operations Saturn. Edward S. Pepin, pastor: Rev Paul Worship, sermon "Book Review The John Morris, director of New Lile, as Reading Room. 968 .Main Street, is open promises. This made many The evening stars are Mercury, Trinque, Gospel of Mark " guest speaker A coffee hour will follow to (he public Mondays through Fridays used during Hurriane Belle Mars and Venus. Saturday Masses at 5 and 7:30 p.m.; the service with Mrs Heather Isoma. from 10 a m to 3 p m and the first and people, quite justifiably, will be marked less by Those born on this date are under Doctor church guest Sunday Masses at 7:30. 9. 10:30 and 11:45 Miss Laurie Smith, and Mr and Mrs third Thursday evenings from 7 to 9 ( III RCH OI THE NA/.AIIENE, 236 a.m Preston Irish as host and hostesses except holidays A tree public lending angry. attempts to point the finger the sign of Leo Main St. Rev. Neale McLain, pastor; Nursery for preschool children. 7 p in . A library is also maintained Britain's Princess Margaret was Rev. Donald P Kauffman, associate During the first hours after and more by ways and means I NITED PENTEt <»S r AL ( III RCH. film Journey to the Sky" will be shown born Aug, 21, 1930. The United Methodist Church of He practices at a hospital in India, 185 Woodbndge St. Rev. Robert Baker, pastor ( 1 \ I I R ( l>M,RI (, \ riON \l. Belle’s visit, the utilities did to minimize death, injury, On this day in history; This is a true story of a man who walked < III R( 11. I MU D ( III R( II OF Bolton, will have an informal coffee- with the degrees of B.Sc , M B Bs. pastor 9:30 a.m . Sunday School classes for all with God dared to enter forbidden Tibet not make any firm com damage and inconvenience the In 1940, Leon Trotsky, a prime hour and conversation with Dr. M.Sc.. Ph. D; he is also a member of 10 a m., Sunday School. 6 30 p.m,, ages. 10 45 a m . Morning Worship, ( HRI"l. 11 (Voter St Rev Newell H with the gospel A free will offering will Curtis Jr Rev R Wmthrop Nelson J r . mitments, but worked as hard next time some natural dis builder of Soviet communism, was Sukhendu M. Mookerjee. Sunday at the American College of Sports "Sound of His Coming" radio program on message bv the Rev. Mr. McLain. be taken The public is invited Children s Church and Nursery provided: pastors assassinated in Mexico City where he 11 a m. He spoke at the United Medicine. WINF; 7:30 p.m.. Evangelistic Service. and as fast as its manpower aster comes our way. 7 p.m .. Evening Service, message by the 10 a m , Cmon .Service with Second had lived in exile for three years. Methodist Church in Bolton in 1968. PRESin TERI\N CHI Hi ll. 43 resources would permit to In 1951, the United States ordered Rev. Mr. McLain, guest testimony by the NORTH I MTKD Ml I Hom^T Congregational Church at Center Church. The public is invited Spruce St Rev Mack Weiford. pastor Rev Mr Curtis preaching-, child care restore service. While the utilities may not construction of the world's first Rev Peter Kakos. pastor of the Wilson (.Ml R( II. 300 Parker St Fiev Earle H Dr Mookerjqe, Head of the 9:15 a m . Sunday School; 10:30 a m.. Congregational Church. Nursery [provided have the perfect system for atomic submarine. Department of Physiology at the Worship, Nursery provided; 7 p.m , In Custer, pastor It speaks well for the utility provided 9am. Worship Service, sermon Is coping with mass power out In 1968, the Soviet Union and other Christian Medical College, Ludhiana, formal Worship, study and fellowship that these efforts reduced Warsaw Pact forces invaded ages, we feel the criticism India, is on a special speaking tour. from 3,200 customers without Czechoslovakia to smash a drive to He has just delivered a paper to the power immediately after the leveled by our town officials free the nation from Moscow's con (Herald photo by Pinto I Pre-Olvmpic International Congress Film on Belfast stresses storm, to 2,000 by 9:30 a.m. this week, was undeserved trol. Happiness is a blanket against a cool breeze after a dip in the Verplanck School pool of the Physical Activity Sciences. His Morris guest preacher Tuesday, to 660 by 9:30 a.m. since these officials were specially is physical therapy for heart patients. role of Christian love THE Wednesday and all by 8 p.m. silent when the going was John Morris, the New England 1975. and is supported by con regional director of New Life, will be tributions from churches and in True Christians, the iilm crew discovered, BIBLE roughest. Most vocal rarely most representative ■'To say that Christians are fighting Wednesday. In 1968. Dr Mookerjee traveled by the guest preacher Sunday at the 9:30 dividuals. whether Catholic or Protestant, harbor no SPEAKS each other in Northern Ireland is a gross KANSAS CITY. Mo. - Of late, It is their views most often which hit party labels. Certainly there are bicycle from New Delhi to Bombay a.m worship service at Trinity Cove Following the morning service a hatred and want no part of the terrorism distortion of the truth, " according to Ken By there has been a thrust of some Democrats who would be then by ship to Eastern Europe, from nant Church. coffee hour will be hosted by Mr. and Featuring on-camera interviews with the headlines And they, often, are Anderson, producer and director of the Eugene Ray Cromley Republicans and some Republicans where he bicycled to a channel port Morris, a member of Trinity Cove Mrs. Preston Irish. Mrs. Heather all kinds of people caught in the tragedy of authoritative and persuasive most expert at political infighting in motion picture, "Belfast, City of Love,” Brewer who would be Democrats if they in France He crossed the Atlantic by Isuma. and Miss Laurie Smith, Belfast, the motion picture demonstrates Taxes tell the tale columns arguing that the Republican primaries and conventions because nant. has been associated with New which will be shown Sunday 7 p m al were guided by their personal boat, and toured the eastern United ■Journey to the Sky." a color film, how love motivates committed Christians, party is dying, and the Democratic their followers are the most Life ministry since 1971 when he Calvary Church. 647 E, Middle Tpke., ac philosophies. Slowly, but surely, States on his bike. will be shown at the 7 p.m. service. It regardless of circumstances Interviews In this impatient age of party along with it. These pieces are forces showing less moderation than dedicated emotionally — some served as a volunteer In 1974 he cording to Rev. Kenneth Gustafson, The politicians of both par followed by property taxes at tells the true story of a wealthy include a man who lost both legs in a bom instant Food, prefabricated written by knowledgeable political among party members generally. bordering on fanaticism. But these these shifts are taking place resigned from his work in the com pastor. The changeover process is not He recently coached the winning young man who finds peace through bing, a father whose only son was killed, a buildings, and streamlined ties, with popular approval, 10 per cent. But state and local analysts and reporters. All quote It is to be noted that when either splinter factions, though they may puter field to become a full time "Neither is it correct to say Protestants rapid We are tied to our own parties All-India soccer team. He serves on the Christian faith as he travels the woman burned out of her home, a education, the demand for are running so hard against income from all tax sources — men of stature and most give party selects a candidate whom the seem to dominate at one time or worker serving the Manchester- are fighting Catholics, " Anderson insists. by more than logic We have great his district Olympic committee. dusty roads of India. policeman shot down m Ihe street, instant religion has inten statistics showing the drift from voters feel to be far out — whatever another within a party or a conven Glastonbury area. He became the ■Ninety per cent of the Catholic and sified, as IS reflected in the Washington this year — against sales, business, motor fuel, emotional ties — our friends, our The public is invited to both ser businessman kidnaped all of whom Republican and Democrat to in his merits otherwise — he usually tion. are not. 1 repeat, representative New England regional director in Protestant communities in Northern current charismatic craze 'big government” — that the etc. — all recorded increases in dependent. loses a sizeable chunk of voters from of the mam stream of either the relatives and our commu^ies usual vices. would have reason for hatred and Ireland want to live at peace with one bitlerness but who. instead, say. "God has IVntecoslalism has offered steady, continuous growth of most states. Maybe so. The arguments are im his own party and thus loses the elec Bepublican or Democratic parlies ly tie us to parties ^ this quK'k-easy approach to another," given us love tor our enemies and a desire "little government” is taking Three states — California, pressive — and the statistics. But I tion. After one year, or a few years, the In some considerable measure, the From government officials to the man God for three-quarters of a beg to differ. The truth is that most Democrats pendulum swings, and moderates resulting confusion — men and for others to know, as we know, the peace century, but its frequently AREA CHURCHES on the street, Anderson and his crew came that can only be found m Jesus Christ place almost unnoticed. West Virginia and Wyoming — One problem, and a goodly share of and most Republicans are liistorically have come back into con women who should be Republicans undignified behavior made up with the same data — a systematic Also featured on the evening's program Consider just this fact: Com reported sales tax gains of at the confusion, I believe, comes from moderates, however forcefully they trol but are running on the Democratic It unpalatable to the program of terrorism introduced from will be college-bound young people ol Ihe sophisticated mainline the state and national conventions A may feel and speak on the issues of The parties have clear differences, ticket, men and women who should bined state and local taxes least 20 per cent or more, with outside Northern Ireland has solicitated church who wijl share their personal laith denominations firm percentage of the delegates are the moment. They normally elect each politically defensible by its be Democrats but running on the jumped by 8.6 per cent last West Virginia topping the list c o x KM IIX l*RKSBX TK H U N MKSSI VIl KX VNt.KCK VI KIRS I 1 OM.RKG X n o s XI. the cooperation of a disgruntled minority in Christ in testimony and song N 0 w N e 0 • not representative of their party. It moderates as president So long as proponents I have found that the Republican ticket — has led to the in CHI ItCH, Nathan Hale School Rd 31 year to record $147 billion, at 31.4 per cent. U I HK.HXN ( III RCH, iWisconsm ( Ill Rt II. I M I KD ( Ml R( H OK I’enteeostalism is being was all too clear at the Democratic this is true, the two-party system is average Democrat and Republican creasing number of independents, I Rev Dr Richard W Gray, pastor Synod I. 300 Buckland Rd . South Windsor t.MRls r. .Xndover Rev David J Reese accepted into these reports Commerce Clearing Taxes tell only one part of National Convention in New York in no danger. has a gut feeling for those beliefs df think this will adjust 9 30 a m . Worship. 11 a m . Sunday 9 a.m , Sunday School. 10 a m . 111. pa.stor churehes at the demand of House. This was an increase of the story of state and local that many of the men and women The danger comes when, as in their party which distinguish it from 1 think, too, that the rise in in School; 7 30 p m . Bible Study at par Worship Service 10 a m . Morning Worship Society plans their members, long dependents come because a man or sonage on Cornwall Dr there were more liberal than the France and Italy, a host of factions the other. This is true both of ST. JOHN'S KPISCOPAI. CHI H( 11, benefit dance .Ntar\ed by a diet of mere $11.7 billion over the $153.3 government growth. Accor 1 \1.( (I I 1 X It KK tONGRKl. X- social concerns They are average Democrat, and less flexible. regularly forces through the nomina Democrats and Republicans. We woman who has been a Republican or KIR.ST X.SSKMRI.IKS OK GOD. 763 Rt 30. Vernon Rev Robert H Wellner. "JOURNEY TO THE SKY" riON XI ( 111 IK 11, I M I Kl) The I'nitarian- reaching after God through billion collected in 1974, which ding to the United States Likewise, if 1 compare spot sur tion of men reflecting limited points would therefore be the loser if either a Democrat cannot, in many in Oak Si . East Rarllord. Rev Ralph F rector color motion picture ( 111 R( II OI ( lllllsT . Rev Kenneth U niversalist Society of one ecstatic burst of super was itself a record. Chamber of Commerce, in the veys here and there of local of view, representative of only small party disappeared. stances. quickly bring himself to take Jelley, pastor 8 a m . Roly Communion, 10 a m . Knox, pastor natural experience, and it Republicans with checks among We all know, of course, of men and on the other party label He must 10 a m . Church School; II a m . Mor Family Service and Church School Manchester will sponsor While state tax revenues at last decade state and local segments of the population. 10 a m.. Worship will prove illusory delegates to the Republican National There are, of course, men and women who regularly split their have neutral ground in which to live ning Worship, 7 p m . Evening Service the first communitywide ntiN iTX i r n iK itx N cm iit ii. ('oming to God is an in $82.9 billion were well above government employment has Convention, it is clear that at Kansas women like this in both the votes, selecting the candidates which for a period This. too. I believe will HOt KXIKI.K I MI KD X1K1H- Mainstreet Dance of the TRINITY COVENANT CHURCH \ KRNON XsqKMHKIKS OK t.Ol), 51 Rt 30 and Meadowlark Rd . Vernon Rev ODIsr ( 111 IK IK 142 Grove St Rev tellectual exercise 'John the $64.1 billion collected at the grown four times as fast as City there were extremely strong Republican and Democratic parties. represents their views regardless of adjust fall season on Sept. 11. 302 Hackmatack Street, Old Town Rd Donald J MeCTean, pastor John W Mortimer, pastor from 9 p m, until 1 a m 6 45 of humble, diligent, 9 45 a m . Sunday School for all ages, s s l e m ii 11 (' study to local level, local taxes went up employment in the general 9 a m , Worship Service 9.30 a m . Worship Service. Proceeds will benefit the SUNDAY, AUG. 22 faster on a percentage basis — economy — and seven times as 11 a m , Morning Worship, 7 p m , produce faith • Bom 10 171 Evening Evangelistic. ( U R SXXIOH IITIIKRXN KIRS 1 t OM.RKl, V 1 ION XI. Society's building fund 7 P.M. leading to obedience and 10.6 per cent compared to 7.1 fast as the number of federal By Cliff Simpson cm RCH, 239 Graham Rd . South Wind ( Ill IK II. Coventry Main Street is a nine- tntinued spiritual Wings of evening I M KK.I) COSt.RKGATION VK sor Rev Ronald A Erbe. pastor Union Summer Services with Second piece instrumental and Filmed in India, it tells the amazing story ol a maturation ■ Kph 4 1116' per cent. employes. Kill RCH, IMTKl) CHURCH OK 9 a m . Worship and Sunday School. Congregational Church at Second Church vocal group that plays in young man who walked the dusty roads oi that coun There is no shortcut to CHRIST, Tolland Rev Donald G Individual income taxes We really ought to put an 's” biography this summer Here ts a 10:15 a.m , Worship Service on 44-A during the month of July — being the Connecticut area. try as a Christian apostle God' Comic hooks und our money, and our time, is not just understand how you manage to make Miller, minister. registered the greatest over on the end of "big one that young people must face. quotation that impressed me: (insiAl, I.AKK COXIXIINITV held in First Church on Mam St, during For further information grundchildrcn a success of your churches when you 9 30 and 11 a m,. Worship Service and August Public Invited Free will ottering CHURCH OF CHRIST all increase. 10.4 per cent. government.” What is appropriate for the “ minute" obviously do so little work. We "Night by night, when the last Church School: 7 to 8 30 p.m , Pilgrim I Nl KK.I) MK lTIODIS r ( 111 RCH, and tickets, call 647-9310 or Summer is a time for family visits 9 30 a m . Worship Service, sermon, l.vdall and Vernon Streets and what is best left for Ihe "hour " is British churchmen spend many more patient had been bandaged and he Fellowship Kllinglun. 649-7365 — and we are no exception Recently 10.15 a m . Coffee hour; 11 a m , Rev Bruce J Johnson preaching. Coffee F’hone 646-2903 a matter for careful thought and hours at our jobs." had had his supper in the little house hour following worship in the community three lively grandchildren romped SACRKD HKAR l ( HI R( H. Rt 30. Worship Service, Sunday School prayer. If we take time for daily Often the wrong impression arises on the hill, the jungle doctor groped Vernon. Rev Ralph Kelley, pastor Rev building Nursery care in community through our house. After three days AMERICAN and FOREIGN meditation, if we "speak oft with the from a superficial view 1 confess through the tangled wilderness of Edward Konopka ST. PKTKH'S KPISCOP XI. building during worship. of rain it was necessary to find some thought. What was the approach to RCH, Sand Hill Rd , South Windsor Car Carpets COSMETICS Lord " as the hymn recommends, we that when I first went to England I Saturday Mass at 5 p m ; Sunday cm ST. JOSKPM ( 111 IK II. 33 West SI . extra diversion. life on which Western man's hunger Rev Miles S Macintoch, vicar WE CARRY ALL Today’s thought will gain insight on what should be had doubts about the English clergy Masses at 7 30 , 9, 10 30 a m and noon Rockville One afternoon ! look them down to 8am, Roly Communion, 10a m . Roly CARPET seized at once and what should be and the effectiveness of the local for a more satisfying world and his Saturday Masses at 5 and 7 p ni . Sun THE TOP LINES the village where each had a dollar to ST. M \RG VRKT M \RV'S Cllt R( H. Communion, first and third Sundays; postponed. Such were my thoughts as church there. It seemed to me that belief in ethical principles alike were day Masses 8 30 iPolishi at 10 am . MERCHANTS spend. Some kind of a parable Wapping Rev. William McGrath and Morning Prayer, second, fourth and fifth ARTHUR DRUG I watched my grandchildren make they were more concerned with past founded? Was it not this — that he iFolklat II 15 a m . Vigil of Holy days at 1310 Tolland Turnplkt I saw beautiful truth that appeals to so emerged as I watched one im Rev Joseph Schick, co-pastors. Sundays- their decisions about dollars and history than with the modern accepts life as worth living, and 7 p m . Holy day at 7 30, 9 a m , and Sand 846-8568 _____ m any: mediately purchase all the comic Saturday Masses at 5 and 7 p m . Sun (. 0(1 wash the world comic books. problems of their communities accepts the world as worth the effort day Masses at 8:30 and 11:30 a.m. RKCK.im S SOCIKTX OK 7 p m Confessions Saturday 4 and 7 30 I saw God wash the world books his money would buy His Many years ago in California Dr. But when I spent some weeks in to live in it? What had blighted this KHIKNDS (Ql XKKRS), H artlord pm last night younger brother used only half his Superficial impreasioiiH ST. KRANCIS OK ASSISI, 673 Friends Meeting Rouse. 144 S Quaker William Stidger had an experience Oxford, visited a number of high order? Schweitzer asked. How IKH KXH I K llXl’ ITST ( III IK 11. Ah, would He had washed me money saving the rest for another One of the enriching experiences of Ellington Rd., South Windsor. Rev. John I,ane, West Hartlord which he translated into a beautiful churches, met with local clergy had it happened that a philosophy of 69 Union St Hev Robert L. laiCounte. As clean of all my dust and dirt day. His sister found nothing C. Gay. pastor Rev Eugene M. Kilbride 10 a m.. Meeting for Worship poem He said, "It had rained all my ministry was the privilege of par groups, and realized what they are life which had led men from triumph pastor As that old white birch tree. appealing and decided to save all of ticipating in the "International Saturday Masses at 5 and 7 p m . Sun night in a deluge. But when morning actually doing, I was impressed. to triumph had lost its ethical content day Masses at 7 30 and 11 a.m SKCONI) CONGRKG ATION XI, 9 a m , Worship Service. 10:15 a in . Here is the im plication of a hers. It made me ponder the contrast . , OPEN broke there was a glorious white Interchange" of ministers between Their work in social service, and was tragically adrift? " CHI UCH, I NITKI) Clll RCH OK Sunday SchiHil, 7 p m , Kvening Service changed life. That is the universal between immediate satisfaction and the United States and Great Britain. ST, MARVSCHl RCH, Rt 31. Coven CHRISr, Rt. 44A. Coventry. Rev ^ I - ALL DAY sunlight which turned the world to evangelism, and worship changed my Then one day as he was drifting S T . lIKRNXRirs ( Ml RCII, hunger of the human soul, expressed thought for the future. 1 was one of eleven clergymen from try. Rev. F Bernard Miller, pastor Rev. Robert K Bcchlold, minister Sliver I looked out of our sleeping attitude from mild toleration to down a river on a barge, the phrase Rockville Rev John J White, pastor. in the psalm: "Purge me with hyssop, Years ago when I was teaching at a our country spending the summer in Paul F Ramen. 9:30 a m.. Union Service of Worship porch There was an old tree in the wholehearted admiration. “reverence for life " flashed to his Rev William J. Flynn, assoc, pastor. and I shall be clean: wash me, and I Northfield summer conference, England and Scotland, preaching in a Saturday Masses at 5:15 p.m : Sunday with First Congregational Church at Se l^ u n d a y backyard with long slender green It might not be amiss to rephrase mind. Rev Frank Alagna. weekend assistant. shall be whiter than snow.” Margaret Slattery gave a talk on different church every Sunday. At Masses at 7:30 . 9:30 and 10:45 a.m. cond Church during July; at First Church leaves It looked as if God had the Indian adage "Do not criticize a ‘‘He had found the conception com Saturday Masses at 5 and 7 p.m.; Sun / "Behold the Lamb of God which "The Minutes against the Hours ' AXKRX ST. CHRISTIAN during August. washed every green leaf," the same time British ministers man until you have walked in his mon to ethics and to that affirmation day Masses at 7 . 8 30. 10 and 11:30 a.m taketh away the sins of the world. " The very fact that I remember it all were preaching in the United States. RKKORMKI) cm RCH, 661 Avery S t, PHINCK OK PKACK KUTHKRAN He continued and said that it moccasins for two weeks" to “Do not of life and the world which was the ST. GKORt.K'S KI'ISCOI'XK "They have washed their robes and this time indicates the impression it This program is run by the National South Windsor. Rev Peter Mans, RCH, Rt 31 and N. River Rd , looked as if every red and white rose judge a fellow clergyman until you dynamic of progress. Civilization, cm CHI RCII, Boston Tpke , Rt 44A, made them white in the blood of the made on me. Her main point was that Council of Churches of the two coun minister Coventry, Rev W H. Wilkens, pastor. m the garden had had its face washed have lived in his parish for two then, did not rest upon a beautiful Bolton Rev John F Flora 111, vicar in Ihe night. l,amb," Amen. many young people, by snatching at tries every summer. 8:30 a m , "Back to God” hour radio 9 a m., Sunday School; 10:15 a m . months." sentiment, a tradition, which was at broadcast, WTIC (1080); 9:45 a.m., Sun 9 a m . Holy Communion and sermon From this experience came the Rev Milton Nilson the minutes too eagerly and too After my experience, I invited the mercy of any skeptic. It rested Worship Service, (9 a m during July and (assistant minister) day School and Adult Bible Study: II August I. IKH.TON t (INGHKG X I IONAK poem I saw God wash the world last quickly, miss the satisfactions and British ministers to preach at Center I{ever«‘iu‘e for life upon an idea. Reverence for life!" a m., Worship Service; 7 p.m.. Evening night The final verse has a Trinity Covenant Church the joys of the hours. It may be that Church for a number of years. One of X KRNON INITKD XIKTHODIST C lll RCII, Bolton Center Rd Rev J When I was a student at Pacific from Service. Nursery care for small children Stanton Conover, minister. money is spent on trifles soon our Manchester guests requested the Kill RCH, Rt. 30 Rev. Frances Our Staff Is Here *tt School of Religion back in the late "Prophet in the Wilderness " provided 10:30 a m.. Worship Service, John forgotten instead of being saved for opportunity of seeing as much as Schwartz. Rev James Schwartz, pastors 7 Days A Week , “ twenties. I read as part of an assign by Hermann Hagerdon WAITING COMMl MTV CHURCH, Chick, speaker. something really satisfying. possible of New England during the ment a book by Albert Schweitzer, As I listen to the news with its 9; 15 a m., Worship Service, Church 1790 Ellington Rd , South Wihdsor. Rev. School classes To Serve Your Family! a v a il a b l e Ben Franklin once commented in week he was with us. Trying to be a “The Quest for the Historical scenes of violence and bloodshed. I (.IKK XII CUNGRKG XTIOWK See It at.., Harold W. Richardson, minister. Clll IK!II, Hebron Rev Marshall B. this vein; "You spent too much for gracious host, I devoted my time to wish that the world would accept S T . I'KTKR'S KPISCOPAI. Jesus." At that time 1 knew nothing 9:30 and II a m.. Worship .Service and Hughes, pastor your whistle." But it is not merely him while he was here. I had done c m ItCIL k l. 85, Hebron. Rev. William Herald yesterday’s of the man's -genius or his catholic Schweitzer's principle. Not only in Church School. 10 a.m.. Worship Service, the Rev money that is so often squandered extra calling, prepared my sermon in Persing, rector. capabilities and concerns. Later I his words but in his life he Peter D. Allard preaching, sermon title CALVARY CHURCH ST. MAI RICK'S CHI RCH, Bolton 8 and 10 a m , Worship Service, Church Over with no thought for the hours ahead. advance and worked long hours the learned of his great passion for demonstrated the value of reverence "The Bcatiludes: The Peacemakers. " B t’fiTOTTl It may be the experiences of life Rev. Robert W, Cronin, pastor. School and Nursery 25 week before so that nothing would in mankind, his ability as an organist. for life. Saturday Masses at 5 and 7:30 p.m.; Nursery priivided P H A R M A C Y ■ which are crowded into the minutes Years (4 7 E. tUDOU TPKE.. MANCHESTER 2,5 years a^jo terfere with his pleasure. Ills skill as an author, his depth as a Sunday Masses at 7:30, 9:15 and II a.m. I IKST CON<.ltE<;ATIUN AL First National Bank announces \ sad rluu'kie I MTKD XII IIIOIHST ( III RCII, 455 HARTFORD RD. as if there were no future. I It was a successful visit which we theologian, his greatness as a doctor Clll ItCIL Vernon Rev. John A, Lacey, ol new hours to coincide with shopping 1040 Boston Tpke. iRt. 44A), Bolton. Rev MANCHESTER The Fire ,Survey Group favors con remember the pathetic fourteen- all enjoyed. That is, I appreciated all in Lamhurene, Africa. Despite "There's nothing in the world I ST. MA'I I HKW'S cm RCH, Tolland minister; the Rev. Edwin W SUNDAY, AUG. 22 solidation hours. David M. Campbell, pastor Continuous year-old who tried suicide because but one of his comments on frustrations, handicaps, setbacks, in wouldn't do for him. and there's Rev. Francis J. O'Keefe, pastor. Bartholomew, assistant minister. •YOU* co/vM UNirr Building Inspector David Saturday Masses at 5 and 7 p.m.; Sun 10 a m . Family Worship Service, HEALTH SERV/Cf STONE ' Service! 10 years ago she thought she had run the gamut of American church life. When 1 took terruptions. hostility and ridicule he nothing he wouldn't do for me. So we 9:30 a m.. Worship Service, child and Chambers estimates the cost of new day Masses at 8:30. 10:30 and 11:45 a.m. infant care available, coffee fellowship Nursery provided, inlanl through Grade 7:00 P.M. life's experiences and there was him to his bus as he departed he said: persevered in his service to those who spend our lives doing nothing for buildings in Manchester will be $8,- This date was a Sunday, The after the service. 2, Sermon: "Your resident ethicist": 11 nothing left to try. “Cliff, I have enjoyed my stay with had such need of medical attention. each other, ' a.m.. Coffee and informal reception fnr NO ADMISSION CHARGE ALL WELCOME 391.221 for 633 uermits Herald did not publish 1 The problem of how we should use you, but one thing puzzles me. I don't All this came back to me as I read his Adapted Dr. Sukhendu M MiKikerjee t 1 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Sat., August 21, 1976 - PAGE NINE
PAGE EIGHT — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn , Sat., August 21, 1976 Answer to Previous Puzzle Noted Names la n d 1 T c s unra XI [q A g: Charles M. Schultz C! B n T\ to M a Road repair hearing ACROSS 61 Not any L k ft iH anrliriitrr E urutiui H ^ral^ 1 Polar explorer. DOWN s s . i Dear Abby n B Q. ft ft Adm iral----- 1 Outlaw. Black 1 n e 5 Actor. Paul 1 A z H T NS NOT IF I DO THE set for Wednesday 2 Belgian river E 1 E SiH ! AS A WOMAN,j HAS ANWNE \H£5,JU5T I WAS HIT OVER THE HEAD 9 Klte-fly^r 3 City In Nevada a i u By Abigail Van Buren P n r f 00 WU OBJECT HITTIN6...IF SOMEONE EVER TAKENTHIS LAST WITH A BOX OF CRAHONS Franklin 4 Parts of s M i S TO VIOLENCE HITS ME, THEN I OBJECT! CHEAPSHOT / HEAR... DURIN6A CHRISTMAS Ave. which has experienced a sub 12 On the briny pedestals o, O 3 £ A a A, M South Windsor DEAR ABBY: We have two sons, both in college, tor 1 [3 IN SPORTS? COLORING CONTEST! stantial increase in traffic over re 13 Presently 5 Entangle CD s 1 ft SE AT HOU? ----- Area news A public hearing on the state r l which we’re very thankful because they both dropp^ out 14 Simian 6 Agreement r £ A. S cent years. A sharp "S ” curve has izo rjn K u TT "iOuP' Wmdsf.' Department of Transportation's and Decided to go back. Both are working part-time, but 15 Performance 7 Midday 1 2. s. been the scene of many accidents. they prefer to live at home. 17 Letter of 8 Interior 25 Above '••iM-inr) '“ rnor I DOT) plans to improve driving con 43 Ancient chariot DOT'S plan which involves realign The problem is that they are on a "health" kick, and alphabet 9 Inferior places 26 Hazardous 45 Foreigner ditions on Sullivan Ave. (Rt. 194) 18 Cavalry group 10 Fencing 28 Postpone 46 Wing-shaped ment and widening of Sullivan Ave. they look like they are ready to drop dead from near Sand Hill. Pierce and Strong malnutrition. They won’t touch meat or fat of any kind. 19 Moved weapon 30 Qudrun's 47 Tear asunder and minor adjustments to connecting furtively 11 Exigency spouse 46 Entice Rds, is at 8 p.m. Wednesday in the And no dairy products unless they are positively fat-free. 21 Antitoxin local roads, is being undertaken with 16 Medicinal (myth.) 50 Preposition Town Hail. The boys live on fresh fruits, fresh vegetables, nuts, rice (prefix) plant 31 Encounter 51 College official Temple Beth Hillel The discussion will concern federal-aid funds as a high hazard and wheat germ. ^ 23 Legal point 20 Eagle's home 33 Savor 52 Italian city location project. They meditate twice a day like a pair of zombies, and 24 Modern (ab.) 22 More unusual 35 Swerved 55 Actor,----- rralignmnnl of a section of Sullivan 27 Jargon 24 Ship officer 40 Infer Cameron I'm afraid one day they’ll put themselves into a trance and 29 Measure of elects new officers won’t be able to come out of it. paper r 4 6 i 5“ 9 10 11 Mickey Finn — Morris Weiss •I suppose we should thank God they're not into drugs, 32 Incarnation of 12 13 14 South W ind.sor (they won’t even touch cigarettes), but how we would love Vishnu COM seeks act changes 34 Fly to see them eating like normal human beings again to get a 16 17 I'M SHERIFF FINN. USTBN. NURSe— I WAS IF HE L I’lullip Heimlich of 92 Daryl Dr., 36 Bridge holding ARE you RUSSELL IN 7H6 AMBULANCE WITH D O ESN 'T little meat on their bones. 37 Scarab \'ernon has been elected president of 18 l9 WAVNE? HER, AND I WANT TO BE LOVE NELL, East Hartford Blackstone said he made this Can you help us? 38 Units of energy WITH HER NOW! SHE'S MV H E'S A Temple Beth Hillel on Foster St. 39 Chest rattle WIFE — AND YOU CAN'T PRETTY GOOD The Connecticut Conference of request because it will cost more to DISTRAUGHT PARENTS 21 22 Heimlich is a former trustee and 41 Be seated NEEP ME OUT! get Connecticut workers back on the 42 Summer (Fr.) treasurer of the temple. He is a M unicipalities Friday asked the 24 25 2 T 29 36 31 federal government to assure a fair job than it will to bring workers from DEAR PARENTS: Maybe you need help to understand 44 Pathological member of Hartford .lewish Federa that your sons don't need the kind of "help" you'd like to fluids share of funds for state cities and lower cost-of-living states up to the P tion 1976 Fnitcd Jewish Appeal Drive give them. Count your blessings while they count their 46 Takes Into towns under the rfew Public Works .same standard. custody I s r and of Fi nal Brith. vitamins. Considering what some parents have gone 49 Slur over Employment Act. CCM also asked the department to 38 He is a design project engineer at. through in recent years, you’re among the lucky ones. 53 Diminutive of CCM's request for three im make a cold weather exception to a A Vernonite meets Weicker Leopold ZML Hamilton Standard's Space Systems mediate steps was contained in a 90 days on-site labor requirement for DEAR ABBY: What do you think of a mother who 54 Musical mules Department in Windsor l.ocks 56 Babylonian 48 47 49 letter from Richard 11. Blackstone. Connecticut cities and towns, since Thomas H. Steed, left, of 8 Cindy Terr., Vernon shakes hands would start having an affair with her former son-in-law? 60 61 52 He and his wife Sandra have a sky god CCM president, to John E. Corrigan. construction work rarely begins in with U.S. Sen, Lowell Weicker early this week in the offices of And immediately after her daughter's divorce? 57 Patron saint of 53 54 56 daughter Deborah Anne Connecticut from December through Well, that’s what my mother did. And she’s the one who sailors Atlantic regional director of the Steed's employer, Connecticut General in Bloomfield. Steed said 56 State (Fr.) 5) bU Henry Goodstein of 88F Am March. The requirements provides kept telling me that he was no good and that I should Commerce Department, which is ad leave him. 59 Highways (ab.) bassador Dr . Manchester was later,"H e reinforced my backing for him. He's not as tainted as 60 Legal u 81 Priscilla’s Pop — Al Vermeer ministering the act that on-site labor must begin within 21 elected vice president of ways and most in Washington. He s frank and honest. He speaks out even Abby, I divorced my husband because he abused our document Blackstone, also mayor of East ninety days of project approval. children and beat me up so brutally that I had to be means. >NKWSPAPKR ENTERPRISE ASSN ' Hartford, asked that if there is an when it's not popular." (Photo courtesy of CG) hospitalized. My mother knew all this, yet she couldn’t WE THERE AEE THERE ARE JUST ... BOUNCES, TWISTS, ...SHUFFLES, SeXJIRMS. Alan Dworsky of 65 Tumblebrook allocation of funds by the state, the wait until he was out of our house before she started SHOULD NO NEW NEW WIGGLES. DIPS, SHIMMIES, ROLLS TWITCHES, FLUTTERS, Dr was elected vice president in amounts allocated should reflect the dating him. LEARN STEPS.' BUMPS, GRINDS, BENDS. LEAD’ S, STAGGERS, rp=------= charge of membership. differences in cost of living among DEP sets repair sehedule My mother is 42 and divorced, and my husband is 32. I Win at Bridge THE NEW SHAKES, JERKS. V KICKS SPASMS, / DONT BE Other officers are Steve Berman, can't imagine these two together but I’ve heard it from HOPS... yf BITTER, I’ hillip ll<‘iiiilicli the states as well as the unemploy STEPS.' QUIVERS... treasurer. Mrs. Janice Citron, recor vironmental Protection (DEP) constraints. about a dozen people already. I just can’t accept it, and I V - ' V DEAR ' ment rate Bolton ding secretary: Mrs. Maxine issued an order against both parties He said the corrective order is as have told her so. She insists they are just "friends," but Mrs Linda Kaplan is the president Negro Brothers and Steven and people have seen his car in front of her apartment all night Stop to study rewarded Greenber. corresponding secretary; with a schedule that must be tight as the law allows. OANCE "\ ,\ of the Sisterhood Other officers are Michael Boudreau have been jointly and on weekends. Mrs. N'ancy Siebert, chairman of the followed. The order gives the time schedule (LV Marion Berman and Linda Goodstein ordered to correct the septic field What do you think about a setup like this? S T U P I O ^ board of education. Grant gives Randy May, sanitary engineer for various stages of correction must be as vice president, Sharna Gordon as problem at the Scenes Inn or face the HURT AND ANGRY Trustees are Nelson Freeman. Joe DEP, said the department would submitted for the review and ap mediate trump finesse by recording secretary. Liz Skolnick as prospect of being closed down. NORTH - A?' Segal. Gerda Kochman, Jean Karlin, treasurer, and Sally Goodman in new frequency prefer having the problem corrected proval of Itobert Taylor, director of DEAR HURT: They could deserve each other. A J 4 leading dummy’s jack. East The state Department of E n will cover with the king. Our Joel Davidson, and Lou Allman membership. more rapidly but it has to follow legal water compliance and hazardous ¥ A 9 3 Hel)ron .substances. DEAR ABBY: I was 11 years old when my parents ♦ J 8 5 hero will play a second trump 55:^-'# By Aug 31, an engineering report decided to gel a divorce. I felt terrible about it and cried A 10 8 6 4 2 and the 4-1 trump break will Fire Chief William V Borst said leave him just one trick short must be submitted. and begged them not to. but they wouldn't listen. Atwood joins chamber his department has received a Then my dad moved out and my mom and I stayed WEST EAST of his contract. Captain Easy — Crooks and Lawrence Calvin Hutchinson, sanitarian, said federal matching grant through Title alone in the house. I got used to the idea, and it really A2 AK986 He may try a diamond if the deadline comes and there is no ¥ Q J 10 7 ¥854 IV of the Rural Development wasn’t so bad because Mom and I got closer. Then one finesse. 'That will lose and DRE55EP AS AMBULAMCB ATTENPANTS-- word from either party, the D EP will night my dad came over and they talked nearly all night ♦ K 10 9 4 3 ♦ 762 again he will be in never- EA5VANP BANZAI AKE WHISKEP TO A Assistance Act of 1972. Ag97 Kast Hartford act long and he stayed over night. My Mom even let Dad kiss A K J 3 never land NEAKBV HOSPITAL | ''DOWNSTAIRS-. The grant of $748 will add a second The thinker will win that (JUEGT'ON& Fdward G. Atwood, former mayor, By Sept. 30 contract plans and her! POSTMORTEM radio frequency to all department Now they say they are going to try to make a go of their SOI TH (1)1 first heart in his own hand and has joined the staff of the East Hart specifications must be submitted. A A Q 10 7 5 3 radios including base, mobiles and marriage. I'm jealous. How come? play his ace and queen of 0 ^ By Oct 31 construction must be ¥K62 ford Chamber of Commerce as its portables. I should be glad they aren't splitting up. but I’m not. diamonds. He won’t care manager for members .services. started ♦ AQ ".Adding a second frequency has I'm upset. What is wrong with me? A A 5 about the king since as long as By Nov 30 the constructed faciiity the suit breaks better than 6-2 Chamber executive vice president been a priority project for several JEALOUS AND UPSET East-West vulnerable the jack of diamonds will .lack Hornbeck .said, ".Ned brings years, but because of unanticipated must be in operation with him many years of community The septic field problem has been DEAR JEALO US AND UPSET; Nothing. You enjoyed Wpst North East South allow him to get rid of his expenditures, it has always fallen by potential heart loser He will involvement as a businessman, our evident at the Scenes Inn since early having your mom all to yourself, and now that you have to I A the wayside," he said. share her with your dad again, you're jealous and upset. l*ass 1 N T Pass 3 A still lose a trump trick but one community's chief elected official, June The Hebron department operates These reactions are normal, so don’t feel guilty. Look at Pass 4 A Pass Pass trick lost in each of three suits By state law both landlord, Negro and a community volunteer. on the same primary frequency as it this way: If-they do make a go of their marriage, it could Pass won’t cost him his game 6 Brothers, and tenant, the Boudreau "We intend to utilize this most other companies in Tolland, be better for everybody. Opening lead - H V brothers, are responsible for correc experience, involving him in the Windham and New London Counties. ting the system Alley Oop — Dave Graue areas of service to business and "We have a big problem with con By Oswald & James Jacoby To wind up our answers on public relations." gestion which would be alleviated in A native of Canaan. Conn,. Atwood point count we want to stress ALL RISHT, DOC, JACKPC7T, Os c a r ! w e 'v e great part by a second operational <3 0 T h i m ! was raised in East Hartford He ran Corps competes Astro-graph once more that cards take -TRY THE VIEW - frequency," Borst said. tricks, not points In valuing SCREEN NOW.' Atwood Fuel Oil Co, and served as It would also permit training for state honors By BERNICE BEDE OSOL your hand late in the bidding, East Hartford's first fulltime mayor operations without interference with The player who doesn’t stop voids and singletons become to study the complete hand from 1967-69, emergency transmissions. Presently Bolton For Surtday, Aug. 22, 1976 very important if you have His community work includes the Kdward .\lw<»od before playing from dummy trump control and your op the Hebron department is one of the ARIES (March 21-Aprtl 19) Con- SCORPIO (Ocl. 24-Nov. 22) lo the first trick is going to be Exchange Club, First Congregational serves as the local coordinator for The Quarryville Junior Ancient dilons are very favorable today, ponents are bidding those few fire services in the area that Your imagination is very keen to mighty sorry with today's Church, and Bov Scouts. Ffe also Adventures in Altitude. Fife and Drum Corps of Boiton will especially il you're involved with day Follow through on ideas suits. On the other hand they can't do this. compete in the 91st State Convention persons you cherish and hand. aren't worth anything for pur that pop into your head They’re He will go right up with of the Connecticut Fife rs and respect You re the catalyst bound to be nifty ones pose of doubling your op dummy's ace of hearts and ponents if they are in their Drummers Association today at TAURUS (April 20-May 20) A SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. short jaunt to somewhere fun study about his next play. He suits, but will be if they are in Board to discuss new gym Tuesday Lyman Hali High School in 21) You re lucky lor others today may decide to try an im- Entries in Country Fair and different will quell your and, in turn, lucky lor yourself. •your partner's suits Wallingford restlessness today Try to get an resignations, appointments and staff salaries. Joint ventures will work out Andover Although they are only eight months old these beef cattle arc big The school is on Pond Hill Rd early start better than playing it solo Berry’t World review, school opening schedule, ap Under old business the board will The Board of Education will meet babies. A1 belongs to Terry Spielman, left, and Pepper to David The competition is being hosted by GEMINI (May 21-Juna 20) Your proval of bus routes, milk bid award appoint a building committee to CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jen. 19) Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. at the Andover Spielman. Terry is a member of the Tolland County Blue Ribbon the Yalesville Junior Ancient Fife material prospects are far Harmony follows you like a The Flintstones — Hanna Barbara Productions Title 1 summer program report, study the feasibility of construction brighter today than they were Elcmenlarv School conference room. and Drum Corps shadow today You have a way of lunch program policy and application of a gymnasium at the elementary 4-H Club and David, The Tolland County 4-H Teamsters Club. yesterday. See if you can in pulling those around you at ease Included on the agenda are The compulsory parade will begin stigate something profitable with your gentle manner approval and cafeteria workers school. They live in Snipsic Lake Rd., Ellington and will be showing at 11 am their animals this weekend at the Tolland County 4-H Fair, TAC CANCER (Juna 21-July 22) This AQUARIUS (Jen. 20-Feb. 19) Corps members will leave Bolton IS a day when you're apt to be Don t be hesitant to talk about building, Rt. 30, Vernon. (Herald photo by Richmond) Elementary .School at 9 30 a m They luckier dealing with big issues career matters lo big shots you will travel bv bus than you would be with small might run into socially today GOP hold potluck Friday ones They could be helpful Community calendar LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Others Councii Chairman Jesse Brainard assisted by Glenn Miller, Janice teacher pay talks. 8 p m PISCES (Feb. 20-Merch 20) C o \e n try will want to do nice things for you Persons in a position ol in and other local officials will also be Hall, and Claire Connelly, Gertrude regular session, high school today Don't stymie their efforts The Republican Town Committee fluence will have their eyes on on hand. Haven is treasurer, and Dolly Fer- 7.30 p m.. Memorial Building, Saturday They know you're not looking for you today The im pression you'll \ndover South Windsor a free ride will host a potluck supper next nand, Suzanne Brainard, and Ruth Park Place Democratic nominating make will be favorable. Children 10 and younger are free. Monday Friday, 6:,30 to 9 p m, at Lisicke Residents are asked to bring either a Smith are assisting with food MoihIu> riiiirs4la\ committee, 10 a m . Town VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sapt. 22) Beach on Rt. 31. Assessor, 7-9 p.m.. Town Of Work session Town Council. Hall Something good is in the offing Your main dish, a salad, or a dessert. preparation. Rockville Hospital budget Guest speakers will be David fice Building (TOB). Town Hall, regarding new for you which will awaken new Coffee, soft drinks, and rolis will be The supper will be held rain or proposed firehouse hearing. 8 a m , Room 302, 340 Hast Hartford hopes Another is involved, but it Cohen, candidate for the 4th Planning and Zoning Com Capitol Ave . Hartford will be primarily through your ef Birthday provided Residents are also shine at the pavilion. Swimming will mission. 7:30 p.m., TOB. \\ ♦Mlnesday Sunday Senatorial District, and Malcolm Saliirda> forts. Aug. 22, 1976 requested to bring their own chairs be permitted at one's own risk. All State Departm ent of Town Championship Swim H arris, candidate for the 53rd Tiie»
Obituaries Corcoran heads Police report Bray’s campaign M a n c h e s t e r Shell self service stand at 661 Tolland David’s playoff champs Mr*. John .1. Marino Mr*. Mykdia* (Iccluuskn* • Guino A. Donofrio, 45, and Tpke. and left without paying. The male driving with a woman Although the perfect Feline Crispino’s, 4-0. Mrs. Blanche J Marino, 62, of 13 Mrs. Antanina Kleiza Geciauskas Richard L. Donofrio, 31, both of Cooper with two each. Grahm of David’s and the Westwood St. was dead on arrival at of 50 Starkweather St. died Friday at Robert Corcoran has been ap Newington, were arrested today at passenger went west on the turnpike. League season record was Trailing 8-5 with three outs Fran Massolini led the losers South Winds Annex of Middlesex Manchester Memorial Hospital. She pointed campaign manager by Mart 12;59 a.m, during a routine motor snapped at 17, David’s added remaining Crispono’s staged a Supreme’s Barb Brody each H. Bray Jr., Republican candidate with three bingles and two hurled the distance. Memorial Hospital in Essex Friday, was the wife of Mykolas Geciauskas. vehicle stop on Center St. Kevin O’Dwyer, 15, of 15 Grove St., the playoff championship to its four-run last inning rallyto pull She apparently suffered a heart at Mrs. Geciauskas was born in for the 13 Assembly District seat. Both men were charged with suffered leg injuries in a car-bicycle rattled off the bats of Judy Key hits by Nancy Trinks, regular season laurels last out the first game decision and tack at her summer home in West Rapuonis, Lithuania, and had lived in Corcoran, a sales manager with assaulting a police officer and in- collision Friday at E. Middle Tpke. Derench, Mary Gracyanly, Michele Howard and Raymond Faxon Engineering in West Hartford, night by nipping Crispino’s, 4-3 force a third and deciding tilt. brook Manchester since 1950. She was a terferring with an officer. They were and Summit St. about 7:20 p.m. Katie Grahm and Marty Ray paved the way for victory. member of St. Bridget Church. worked previously in the campaign of He was taken to MMH where he at Mt. Nebo Rachelle Ayotte’s two-out Mrs. Marino was the wife of John both released on $2,000 surety bonds mond Trinks doubled and tripled J, Marino. Other survivors are a son, Dr. Vincent Genovesi. who also ran for for appearance in Common Pleas was admitted. He was in satisfactory Before succumbing the single drove in the tie-breaking Each team collected seven with Howard collecting a She was born in Hartford and lived Michael A. Geciauskas of New York state representative. Court 12 in East Hartford Sept. 6. condition this morning, a spokesman Supremes ended David’s all run. Bray said. "I'm very fortunate to said. hits in the championship tilt single and a triple. in Manchester lor 35 years. She was a City, and two sisters and two • Gerard J. Sirois, 41, of 61 Mather winning campaign in the Big stickers for the winners member of St. Mary's Episcopal brothers in Lithuania. get a man of his background. I'm St., was arrested Friday at 8:45 p.m. The driver of the car was Cynthia but David's had one big inning, Sheryll Kane paced the opener 9-8, in the double were Gail White with three Church. The funeral will be Monday at 9:15 sure he'll be an asset to my cam at his home and charged with Hilinski of 124 Florence St. • scoring three times in the se losers with a single, triple and a m from the Holmes Funeral paign." elimination event. Earlier in hits and Debbie Caouette, Other survivors are a daughter. threatening and thiqd-degree assault Police are still investigating the cond and that proved to be home run, Pam Cooper and Mrs, Dorothy M, Miller of Miami, Home, 400 Main St., and from St. Also named to Bray's campaign in connection with a domestic distur accident and no details were the week, David’s blanked Marlene Donnely and Pam enough to win. Fla ; two brothers, Charles Freeland Bridget Church at 10. Burial will be committee were Joan! Olsen, who bance. Court is Sept. 6. available. Ayotte each had two hits. of Stafford and Oliver Freeland of in St, Bridget Cemetery. will be publicity director, and Leona • Donna R. Allen, 17, of 150 West Canton; and a grandson, J. Joseph Friends may call at tbe funeral Scott, who will be treasurer. St., Bolton, was arrested Friday at 4 Rollon Miller of Miami, home today and Sunday from 7 to 9 Bray is running against p.m. at the Sears store in the John D. Shovak, 16, of 18 Brent Dr , The funeral will be Monday at 11 p.m Democratic incumbent Francis J Parkade and charged with fourth- Vernon, suffered a gash on his head a m. from the John F. Tierney .Mahonev Robert Corcoran degree larceny (shoplifting). A 14- Back to back 65 in a one-car accident today at 12:26 rounds Funeral Home, 219 W. Center St . Woman killed year-old girl with her was also a m. on Cider Mill Rd. He rounded a with the Rev Bruce Jacques, assis charged with fourth-degree larceny, curve on the freshly oiled and sanded Metro Bowl tant to the rector of St. Mary's GREENWICH (UPIi - A referred to Juvenile Court and road and slid into a tree. He was Brooklyn woman was killed Friday Town police lose appeal r j keep Massengale Church, officiating. Burial will be in released to her mother Court for treated at MMH and released. in lead set to open Hillside Cemetery, East Hartford. when she was hit by a car while she Miss Allen is Sept. 6. State police charged him with Friends may call at the funeral walked along the median strip on I- • Michael T. Nickerson. 21, and driving too fast for conditions. 95, authorities said for youth service funds B)EARL YOST Metro Bowl, in the home Sunday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 David W. Secore, 24. both of 82 Vernon hook the ball and I was leaving Jarvis Building on p.m. Mrs. Carmen Robles, 24, of 188 Village St., Rockville, were arrested .Sports F.cfitor the ball out to the right. Middletown St., was struck by a car • Glen Fiora. 17, of East Hartford Olcott St., will mark Memorial gilts may be made to the The Manchester Police Depart to one already funded in Stamford, Friday at 1:30 p.m. shortly after a "The new grip feels stronger Heart Association of Greater Hart driven by William R, Battey Jr., of ment has lost its appeal to the and there were doubts that the Stam break was reported into a warehouse was arrested Friday at 9:40 p.m. at “If a guy can't shoot a good its official opening as ford. 310 Collins St , Hartford. Greenwich No charges were filed. Connecticut Justice Commission for ford system was working. on Elm St. Ext. Both were charged the St. Joseph's Bazaar in Rockville score today, he should give up- and it has helped. I'm hitting Manchester's newest Police said Mrs. Robles and her two grants, totaling $73,000. for an Specific doubts involved the real or with second-degree criminal and charged with breach of peace. Billy Casper, a three-time the ball well and 1 haven’t been 18-lane duckpin bowling ■ husband Ralph were walking toward He is to appear in Common Pleas anti-burglary squad and expanded potehtial impact of the project, the trespass Court is Sept. 13. winner of the Greater Hartford to the right all week." the facility Sunday after loll booths to seek help for their dis youth services, cooperation expected in a public in Court 19 in Rockville Sept. 15. leader said. In Meinorium • Michael Armstrong, 16, of 22 Cot Open said yesterday after he noon with a special abled car when the accident A commission spokesman said the formation campaign phase, and An East Hartford woman set her Don Massengale was a In loving mtMnory of Raymond Can- happened. The husband was not hurt. three-member appeals board gave allocation of much of the money to tage St. was soon after charged with had shot a 68 score to go with match. field who passed away August 21 1974 purse down on the hood of her car touring pro for 10 years and is careful consideration to regular poliie budget items instead of parked in the lot outside the Finast first-degree criminal trespass at the his first day 67 for a 135 total at Four of the top He had a smile, a pleasant way. Manchester's request but found it bazaar lor returning to the bazaar (Herald pho(o by Dunn) now a club pro in Conroe. Tex. A helping hand to all he knew. extra services. store on Spencer St. Friday at 8:20 the halfway point in the 25th small pinners in the Comment after police ordered him to stay He was so kind, so generous, so true impossible to award the grants Consideration of the youth services p.m. while she put away groceries. A David's catcher Marty Raymond grabs ball edition at the Wethersfield “You have to be real patient country will roll, On earth he nobly did his best, The local proposal for an anti application by Manchester was much youth about 14, 5 feet 6, 130 pounds, away Court date is Sept. 15. Country Club. on a course like this becuase (Irani him, Jesus heavenly rest session burglary squad specifically sought • Janies D. Drew, 18, of 43 Haylin Cathy Dyak and Norm simpler, the spokesman said. The shoulder-length blond hair, wearing a Pum Cooper forced eolli.Rion at home in scoring; rnn The two-day total was only you know that you have to Sadly missed. A Hillcrest Rd. man feels the road $60,000 for "property crime reduc Justice Commission had set light blue, short sleeve shirt with red Dr . Vernon, was arrested at 11:45 Lalonde aga-inst Wife and Familv shoot a low score to finish up is a forgotten street', according to tion and prevention" The other guidelines on funding of such flowers on it, grabbed the purse and p m, at the bazaar and charged with good enough for a third place George Pelletier and his remarks at Thursday night's application, seeking $13,000, was for programs, and the money ran out ran, police said. disorderly conduct and interferring tie with three others. with the leaders. Board of Directors comment session. with a police officer after a fight Mabel Korbusieski In MfMnoriam a civilian youth services specialist. before Manchester's proposal could The purse contained $18 in cash and The man who fired the day’s “These are the two best Dyak is the No. 1 In loving memory of our dear He requested the road be paved. The $60,000 grant was first rejected be funded. credit cards. there. Court date is Sept. 15. mother. Julia Pidler. who passed away Eight lucky total best score, a seven under par scores I’ve had all year. I once An Armory St. resident said a in July because Manchester's • Alexis Gonzalez, 20, and John woman bowler in the August 21. 1966 The commission had decided lo The youth got into a waiting car at 64, J.C. Snead, was still a shot a 64 at the Sahara last storm sewer on the street can't han proposal wasn't as innovative as the concentrate its youth services finan the rear of the Pop Shoppe nearby Kiely, 23, both of 134 Vernon Ave., country and Pelletier This day do we remember year. " the six-year PGA dle enough water during a bad storm. Justice Commission would have cing in larger cities — Hartford, and was driven away, witnesses told were both charged with disorderly stroke behind leader Rik is No. i in Connecticut. A loving thought we give. His yard and cellar have been flooded conduct following a fight at their in softball tourney touring pro added. For one no longer with us. liked, the spokesman said. The $13,- Bridgeport and Waterbury — and police. Massengale. Korbusieski. of Rut in our hearts still lives in the past, he said 000 grant was rejected in March favored establishment of new The youth had been standing home at 11:28 p.m Court date for The 29-year-old Texan "The course played easier both is Sept. 15 Waterbury. is one of Daughters Anne and Julia Another man complained that his because the commission had higher programs instead of expanding around in front of the store for some (than Thursday) with no wind water bill last month was too high. • Shawn Driscoll, 16. of 142 HartI Eight proved to be the lucky — and winning— number for three duplicated his opening round 65 the ranking women priorities, the spokesman said existing services, the spokesman time before taking the purse to become the third man on the at all. The greens were soft A man from Parker St. felt the Manchester officials, convinced said. Dr was arrested Friday on a teams in last night's Town Class B slow Pitch Softball Tourna keglers and Lalonde In Mt'inoriutn road was being used excessively by PGA tour this season to post and my wedge game was still they had good plans, sought a Manchester had proposed to add a Gas theft were reported Friday warrant charging him with breach of ment while three other qualifiers scored in double figures in RIK MASSFNt.\l i; has won a number of In loving memory of our mother and large vehicles. He said these vehicles peace. The charge stems from an good. I got most of my birds grandmother. Mary McCann who rehearing before the commission's civilian staffer to the one-person minutes apart at Shell stations but at posting victories. identical back-to-back leading major tourneys over passed away August 21 1%1 are creating noise and exhaust and appeals board. Town Manager youth services office, to help make opposite ends of town. alleged assault on another Hartl Dr scores. Massengale’s 65- opening 74 with a one under par that way," he continued. the years. destroying the atmosphere of the resident Aug 5. Court date is Sept. Both games at Fitzgerald Field We who loved you sadly miss you. Robert Weiss and Police Chief referrals to other agencies. At 11:25 p.m , a blue Plymouth saw the winners get eight runs, Dave Carrier went four-for-four 65—130 was one less than Can Massengale continue his As It dawns another year. 15. 70 and a 146 total which was Action starts at 2 area, tie blamed the problem on Robert Lannan presented the town's Local authorities had little com with North Carolina plates had the spell and not buckle under In our lonely hours of thinking. "haphazard growth " in town. Wilson Electric lopping Looking with two singles and two triples and Snead. four over the cutoff figure. o'clock. Flo Aklas Thoughts of you are ever near case to the special board earlier this ment on the appeals board decision, attendant at the Silver Lane Shell on Another person complained that Glass. 8-6, and Pero's downing CBT. Ron Rickard collected three hits and Below par scores were plen pressure’’ month, and the decision was an but Deputy Police Chief Richard Sar Spencer St. put in $11 worth of gas VACATION Massengale, with just one will manage the lanes Always Remembered "no parking" signs have been 8-3. Paul Quey and Frank Rizza two each tiful under “perfect conditions. At Tallahassee, the only Children and flrandchildren nounced Friday. tor said the two proposals are still of Then the young male driver took off Nsadi - Suntan Lotion tour win to his credit, admitted which once housed the removed or stolen from Valley St. Jim Keefe paced the Fruitmen for Renn's. Gene Gale and Paul The Justice Commission high priority within the Manchester without paying. SunGlauat-SwIm Capa They couldn’t have been any event he has won. he led all Bowling Green more Director Jack Goldberg was in with a double and single and Bud McNamara led the losers with three he had been having a lot of spokesman said Manchester's Police Department At 11:30 p.m a m otorcyclist better" Casper reported. four days last year. The closest charge of the session. ARTHUR DRUG Talaga added two singles. Bruce and two hits each trouble coming into the $210,- than two decades ago, property crime proposal was similar pumped $2,38 worth of gas at the Thieling's single and triple paced the Nike Field activity found The day’s biggest surprise 000 which will pav the winner since was a three-day lead in closing 10 years ago. Bankers Sportsman Tavern blasting Highland was Dave Stockton’s failure to $42,000. the Sahara last year where he Mike Scanlon, Tom Ferlazo and Park Market, 20-2, and Gunver survive the cut. Winner two wound up second. DeMolay third in tourney Bob Perlman each cracked out three Stamp trimming the Keggers, 10-2, ”I've been having lots of years ago, and the man who trouble Last week at the PGA, The husky, good looking base hits for Wilson with Brad Dave Bidwell and Bruce Peck Texan has won better than The softball team of John Connecticut by eliminating John Griffin, Bill Currie, Verona leading Glass with three each hit safely four times for the paced the pros in the Pro-Am my brother, Don, suggested Swim meet Mather Chapter, DeMolay, Joseph Cooper Chapter of Mike Joy. Bill Wilsin, Rich singles and Russ Billings and Ray Tavern, one of Peck's a homer Rich Wednesday, he followed up his that I change my grip. I tend to $70,000 to date this season. reached the finals of the Wethersfield In the state Brewer, Kim Bushey, Bob SALE STARTS TOMORROWI Kandolin added two more each in Peck, .Mark Anderson and Dave Hunt Veterans Dan Sikes. Gay New England Regional tournament. Culvey, Mike Steeves. SUNDAY and MONDAY ONLY! defeat. each had three-hit showings and Jack Brewer and Mac MacLendon Wednesday DeMolay tournament last Members of John Mather George McAuley, Dan Multi Circuit also had eight runs in McAdam. Bob Trigg and Jack were tied with Casper at 135 weekend and were team are Jim Clifford. Don Hanson, and trainer Bob turning back Manchester Oil Heal, 8- Maloney two each in a potent 26-hit Whitworth sets record Scheduled Wednesday at LADIES' PRINT with colorful and popular Chi N’erplanck I’ool is (he ninth annual eliminated by the host McAllister, Craig Bushey, Valli. UVMES'iULF 3, with Dennis Gliha homering He offense. chapter. SHIRT SALE! s m t s m m and then or else you get stale, " Chi Rodriguez. Homero Blan Town Wide Swim .Meet open to all also doubled in Robertson Park ac Tom Sheridan's two hits paced the ST PALL, Minn. (UPI i - All-time Whitworth said. "I took last week off In the double-elimination tion. Marketmen cas, John Schlee and A1 Manchester residents There will leading nioney-winner Kathy and didn't touch a golf club I am be lour age groups eight and under. 9- tournament. Manchester Tim Cunningham and Dave Kosicol Gunver tallied all 10 runs in the Geiberger bunched at 136. Manchester Hospital notes Whitworth went into the Patty Berg really well rested" 10. 11 12. and 13-15 for boys and girls defeated the North Star each enjoyed three-hit nights Best first four innings to win easily Golf Classic well rested and had a Still the crowd favorite. .Ar Chapter of Maine, 7-4, She also said that her concentra and there will be special events for for the Oilers were Ken Ferry and Sal Serra led the way with four tight rein on her emotions Friday. tion has been exceptional lately nold Palmer came in with 70 to Fidelity Chapter of Rhode Craig Repoli with two hits each hits, one for four bases Dave Gunas youngsters who have not competed Discharged Thursday Carl Also. Bertrand Pelletier, ni&H That led to a seven-under-par 66, a "I was letting my emotions get too go with his first day 68 and was before on an AAl’. school or club Island, 5-4, and South Shore Rivers. 15 Church St,: Nor Nightcap at Robertson found and Mike Deangelcs each collected East Hartford; Pamela R»yon and potyastaf course record and a two-stroke lead far out of hand earlier this year. I've Chapter of Massachusetts 8 « ^ Miyle tied at 138 with Lee Trevino learn within the last year man Reichelt, Big Pine Key. Decandia, 4 Juniper Dr,. print »h>nt Quttonad hiB ’ Renn's Tavern trouncing Telephone. three blows and Tom Stuellet two for after the first round of the $55,000, 54- front and Aa- played too many competitive rounds Applications may be obtained from 6-3 to reach the finals. Fla,; Richard Hibler. 79 An- Coventry; Donald Claing. 39 Cuffs 15-5, with two big innings, eight runs the Stampers, Bob Nicola led the Sammy Snead fell back to 73 sorted prints Small, ..... front S r ^ i hole event at Keller golf course to let myself do this. 1 thought 1 had and returned to any town pool by But Fidelity Chapter, saldi Rd . Joseph Gineo. 1183 Leland Dr ; Katherine medium and large scoring in the second and five in the Keggers with two bingles modMn mB "You gotta get away from it now to play perfect everytiine 1 went out and a 36-hole score of 141 noon .Moiuiav New England champions Main St,; Matalie Jackson, 27 McEntee, 385 \V, Center St.; sixth the last four years, took a Juniper Dr . Coventry; Susan Ricci. East Hartford; Prevmhed there, " Whitworth said twin-bill from John Richard Skoglund. 104 School Edward Worlund. 32 Emma DENIM St. ; Milton Plouff, 14 Mather, 3-2 and 15-4, to Lane. Vernon; Scott Steven JEANS keep its title. Evergreen rd.; Edna Schur- son. 182 Vernon St . John mann. Hartford. Paulette Woichesky. West Willinglon. John Mather represented Smith. 94 Carpenter Rd Shaar from top to toa Sartdel foot. All colors. AN tu ts to extra taH.
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Ginger Rogers, of the arts mance of Aaron Copland’s ballet, “Ap Richard Egan, Constance Jacques Bergerac. palachian Spring,” danced by the Martha Small spaces available, Dowling. rentals begin at $98 per Monday 1:00 (9) “ Born to Kill" Graham dance company. TTie following month including all nor 1:00 (9) “Behind the Rising (1947). Lawrence Tierney, Sun" (1943). Robert Ryan, weeks will feature films about contem mal utilities (air con 1:00 (5) “Distant Drums" Claire Trevor. Tom Neal. Manchester ‘pops’ concert porary music, opera symphony and the ditioning, electricity, Sunday (1951). Gary Cooper, Mari 4:00 (9) “Salome" (1953). The Greater Manchester Summer Pops violin. lights, heat.) Larger 3:00 (3) “The Counterfeit Aldon, Ray Teal Rita Hayworth, Stewart Killer" (1968). Jack Lord, Orchestra will perform Aug. 28 at 8 p.m. Each film will be shown twice, starting spaces avaiiable up to 7:30 (30) "Reunion in 1:00 (9) "Moon Over Granger, Charles Laughton. Shirley Knight, Jack Weston. France” (1942). Joan Craw Miami" Don Ameche, Betty Friday in the auditorium at Manchester Com at 12:30 p.m., to accommodate those with 400 sq. It. 8:00 (9) "Mr. Roberts" 3:00 (8) "It Happened to ford, John Wayne, Philip Grable, Carole Landis. (1955). Henry Fonda. Jack munity College, Bidwell St. campus. different lunch hours. 643-1442 Jane” (1959). Dons Day, Jack Dorn. 4:00 (9) "The Prisoner " 1:00 (5) "Wild Harvest" Dr. Robert E. Richardson Jr., English The coffee concerts offer downtown of Lemmon, James Cagney. (1947). Alan Ladd. Dorothy Lemmon, Ernie Kovacs. 12:00 (5) “Hold That Line” (1955). Jack Hawkins. Wilfred 9:00 (3) "The Graduate " professor at the college, will direct the fice workers a quiet place to eat a 3:00 (9) "Night Passage” (1952). Bowery Boys. Lawson. Lamour. (1967). Dustin Hoffman, 1:00 (9) "Jamaica Run" orchestra in an all-American program in sandwich and be entertained before going (1957). James Stewart, Audie 1:00 (5) "The Enforcer” U:30 (5) "5 Graves to Katherine Ross. cluding a march composed by Dr. back to work. The library art and music Murphy, Dan Duryea. (1950). Humphrey Bogart, Cario” (1943). Anne Baxter, 11953). Ray Milland. Arlene 11:30 (5) "Cloak & Dagger" Dahl. Wendell Corey. Richardson which will be played for the department serves free coffee. Sports 3:30 (5) "The House of Zero Mostel. Akim Tamiroff. (1946). Gary Cooper, Lilli V Fear" (1945). Basil Rathbone, 1:30 ( 20) “Another Shore” 11:30 (9) "Bright Leaf” 4:00 (9) "The Secret of first time. » 4 I I .• Information about coming programs Palmer. Robert Alda. Monte Cristo " (1961). Rory Featured guests on the program will be may be obtained by phoning the art and Nigel Bruce, (1948). Robert Beatty. (1950). Gary Cooper, Lauren 11:30 (9) "Captain Horatio 6:30 (9) "Horror Hotel” 2:00 (8) “Sister Kenny” Bacall, Jack Carson. Calhoun, Patrica Bredin. the Credit Chords, a barbershop quartet music department of the Hartford Public on TV Hornblower " (1951). Gregory 9:00 (3) "Planet of the that appeared last spring with the com Christopher Lee, Betta St. (1946). Rosalind Russell. 1:30 (2) "Keeper of the Peck, Virginia Mayo ■\"V„ Library, 525-9121. John. Dean Jaggar, Alexander Flam e " ( 1943). Spencer Apes " (1968). Charlton bined Manchester Civic Orchestra and / 1:45 (2) "While the City Heston. Roddy McDowell, Today 7:00 (5) ' 'Curse of Knox. Tracy, Katharine Hepburn. Sleeps " (1956) Dana An barbershop chorus pops concert. The Frankenstein" (1957). Peter 2:00 (9) "The Desert Hawk " 4:00 (2) "Man From God's Kim Hunter. 1:00 ( 22) Wrestling drews, Ida Lupino, Rhonda Credit Chords are preparing for Cushing, Christopher Lee. (1950). Richard Greene, Country" (1958). George 9:00 ( 8-40) “Bad Company " 2:00 ( 22) Baseball: Red Sox Fleming. barbershop group competition in October. Goodspeed In New York 8:00 (9) “ The Big Sky” (1972). Jeff Bridges, Barry vs. A s. Yvonne De Carlo, Jackie Montgomery, Randy Stuart. 4:15 (2) "Pawnee " (1957). Also appearing on the program will be (1952). Kirk Douglas. Dewey Gleason. Brown, John Savage The Goodspeed Opera House production 2:15 (20-30) Baseball: George Montgomery. Lola Martin. 2:30 (30) "All This and 9:00 ( 20-22-30) “The Deadly three young children who play violin by of “Going Up” which has completed a Orioles vs. White Sox. Tuesday Albright. 9:00 ( 40) “Hotel" (1967). Heaven Too" (1940). Bette Game (1976). David Bimey. the Suzuki method. Each will play a solo seven-week record-breaking run at the 4:30 (3) Horse Racing: Burt Young, Allen Garfield accompanied on the piano by Dr. Richard Rod Taylor, Catherine Spaak, Davis, Charles Boyer, Jeffrey 1:00 (51 "Golddiggers of Victorian theater in East Haddam will "The Travers" in Saratoga. Karl Malden. Lynn. Thursday 11:30 (5) "Thirty Nine son. 4:40 (3) Golf: Greater Hart 1933 " (1933). Joan Blondell, Steps " (1935) Robert Donat, open at the Golden Theatre in New York 11:30 (3) "Everybodv Wants 3:00 (5) "Toward the The event is free. ford Open. Ruby Keeler 1:00 (5) "Sleep My Love " City on Sept. 19. to Kill Me” (1957).' Anoul Unknown" (1956) William Madeleine Carroll. Helen 5:00 ( 8-40) Wide World of 1:00 (9) ".Atomic City " (1948). Claudette Colbert, Don Hayes All of the original Goodspeed cast will Aimee, Peter Van Eyck, An Holden, Lloyd Nolan, James Sports. (1953) Gene Barry, Milburn Ameche. move with the New York production. dre Versini. Garner. 11:30 (9) "Open City" 5:00 ( 24-57) Olympiad. Stone 1:00 (9) "C riss Cross" (1946). Anna Magnani, Aldo Summer circuit 11:30 (8) "Strangers When 6:00 (5) "Hold Back the The opera house is now showing the 6:00 (9) Horse Racing: 4:00 (9) "The Scorpio ( 1948 ). Burt L ancaster, Fabrizi We Meet” ( 1960). Kirk Dawn " (1941). Charles Boyer, • At Storrowton Theatre in West world premier of “Annie” based on the "The Travers.” Letters" ll%7). Alex Cord, Yvonne de Carlo Douglas, Kim Novak. Ernie Olivia de Havilland 11:45 i3) "Johnny Tiger " Springfield, Mass., Sandler and Young ll i Little Orphan Annie syndicated comic 8:00 (8) Exhibition Foot Shirley Eaton. 4 00 (9) "The Man From (1966) Chad Everett, Robert Kovacs. 6:30 (9) "The Deadly Man plus Kaye Ballard perform tonight. They strip that has entertained readers for ball: Patriots vs. Falcons. 8:00 (91 "The Secret World Laram ie " (1955 ). Jam es Taylor. Jesus (David Kerley) says “good-bye” to Mary Stout during the Last 12:00 (5) "Footlight tis" (1957). Craig Stevens, will be followed by Ginger Rogers, dance years. 9:00 (5) Exhibition Foot of Harry Frigg" (1%9). Paul Stewart, Arthur Kennedy 12 40 ( 8) "Suddenly Last Parade "(1933). James Alix Talton. Supper in the production of “Godspell” opening Tuesday at the Pine ball: Jets vs. Oilers. Newman, Sylva Koscina 8:00 (9) "Banning" (i%7). Summer" il959i Elizabeth queen of the silver screen, and Norm For information and reservations, call Cagney, Joan Blondell. 7:00 ( 8-40) "Ring of Bright 9:00 ( 20-22-30) Exhibition 9:00 ( 20-30) "The New Cen Robert Wagner. Jill St. John Taylor, Katharine Hepburn, Crosby who will share billing from Mon Brook Dinner Theatre in Higganum. 873-8664. 1:00 (9) “Isle of the Dead " Water " Bill Travers. Virginia Football: Rams vs. Raiders. turions'" (1972). George C. 8:00 ( 20-22-30) "Shark Kill " Montgomery Cliff day through Aug. 28. For reservations, (1945). Boris Karloff, Ellen McKenna. 11:30 (9) Harness Racing. Scott. Stacy Keach. Jane (1976) Richard Yniguez. 1 15 (5) "Invisible In call 413-732-1105. Drew. 9:00 ( 8-40) "Winter Kill " Midnight (9) Wrestling. Ale.xander Phillip Clark. Jennifer vaders' 11959) John Agar. • At Oakdale Musical Theatre in 2:00 (8) "The 3 Worlds of (1974). Charles Tyner, Tim 9:00 ( 22) "The Adventures Warren Jean Bryon Wallingford, Sergio Franchi stars with ‘Annie’ beguiles at Goodspeed Gulliver" (1960). Kerwin O'Conner, Elayne Heilveil. of Robin Hood " (1938), Errol 9:30 ( 20-22-30) "The Return 1:30 i2) "The Bridges at Matthews, June Thorburn, Jo 9:00 (9) "(jotter" (1972). Dana Valery and Pat Cooper tonight and the orphanage matron, is an absolute Flynn, Olivia de Havilland. of the W orld's G reatest Toko-Ri " (1954) William Sunday. Monday through Aug. 29, the in By JUNE TOMPKINS a beanery, her invitation to spend Christ Morrow. Don Murray, Carol Lvnley, Basil Rathbone. Detective " (1976). Larry mas with multimillionaire Oliver War- physical wonder. Tall, skinny and Sunday Holden. Grace Kelly. imitable Liberace stars. For reservations, 2:30 (2) "The Strange Love Rip Torn. 11:30 (5) "O.S.S ' (1946) Ragman, Jenny 0 Hara. Frederic March The little carrot-topped orphan Annie bucks, her meeting with President seemingly boneless, he winds and twists 1:30 (3) Exhibition Foot of Martha Ivers ’ (1946). Bar 9:00 ( 20-22-30) "Mallory " call 265-1501. Alan Ladd. Geraldine 11:30 (5 ) "Edge of 2:40 i8) ""The Gay Sisters " through his cunning role with a knack he ball: Bengals vs. Vikings. bara Stanwyck. Kirk Douglas, (1976). Raymond Burr, Mark that captivated the hearts of millions of Roosevelt, and her continual search for Fitzgerald Darkness " (1943 ). Errol 119421 Barbara Stanwyck. • At Ivory ton Playhouse in Ivory ton, has learned probably as a dancer, and 2:00 ( 22) Baseball: Red Sox Van Heflin. Hamill, Robert Loggia. readers who followed her daily life in a her real parents. 12:30 (9) "The Macomber Flynn, Ann Sheridan, Walter Geraldine Fitzgerald. Nancy this is the last night for “Jesus Christ vs. A’s. 3:50(8) “War Hunt" (1962). syndicated cartoon strip, is again cap And, of course, there’s adorable Sandy, maybe also from teaching magic and 11:00 (9) "Shadow of a Affair " (1947). Gregory Peck. Huston Coleman Superstar." Monday will begin a run of 2:00 ( 24-57) Tennis: Cana John Saxon, Robert Redford, Doubt " (1943). Teresa Wright, tivating audiences at Goodspeed Opera the dog who steals the short scene in handling his six children. Robert Preston, Joan 11:30 (9) "Alphaville” Ed 4:05 i2i " The Marx the dramatic and humorous “One Flew dian Open. Charles Aidman. Joseph Cotten. House in East Haddam. which he appears. Maggie Task is a despicable Miss Han Bennett. die Constantine Brothers a( the C ircus" Over The Cuckoo's Nest” through Aug. 28, 4:00 (9) Baseball: Mets vs. 4:50 (2) “ Gunsmoke in It isn’t just Annie, it’s also the rest of Playwright Thomas Meehan has nigan who rules the orphans with the 1:20 (2) "Grand Hotel " 1:30 (2) "Casanova's Big 1:30 (2) “I Died a Thousand 119391. Marx Brothers. Eve to be followed by Gilbert & Sullivan’s Padres. T ucson " ( 1958 ). M ark (1932). Greta Garbo, John the characters who helped make Annie remarkably tied together many of the swing of a broomstick, and pretty Sandy Night " (1954). Bob Hope, Joan Times " (1955). Jack Palance. Arden. “H.M.S. Pinafore.” t"or reservations, call 4:30 (3) Golf: Greater Hart Stevens, Forest Tucker. Barrymore, Joan Crawford. Fontaine famous, like Daddy Warbucks, President events in Annie’s life in a beguiling story Faison is Grace Farrell, Warbucks’ Shelley Winters. Lee Marvin 4:35 l8l "Mission to ford Open. 5:25 (8) "The Relentless 4:30 (2) "Tarzan and the 3:45 (2) "Caged" (1950). 4:1() (2) "Spaceways" 767-0967. Franklin D. Roosevelt, Mr. and Mrs. secretary. She also has a fine lyric voice. Moscow " 119431 Walter • At Nutmeg Summer Playhouse at that should fascinate an audience of all 10:30 (5) Sports Extra. Four " (1965). Adam West, Sea-D evil " ( 1953 ). Lex Eleanor Parker, Agnes (1953). Howard Duff, Eva Bixby, Miss Hannigan, and, of course, The five little girls who play the orphans Huston. Ann Harding. Eleanor ages. Robert Hundar. Barker, Monique Van Vooren Moorehead. Bartok Parker University of Connecticut in Storrs, Sandy, the dog. are darlings and it would be impossible to 'tonight’s performance of “Little Mary Lyricist/director Martin Charnin is This brand new musical that is world blessed with a cast which piakes a great pick just one for adoption. Their dance in Sunshine” winds up this year’s season at premiering at Goodspeed has a score the second act is a gem with special men Monday the Harriet S. Jorgensen Theater. For show out of a simple story. that’s delightful with some of the music tion for Danielle Brisebois, listed as “The 8:00 (24-57) Tennis: Cana- On television, art imitates life . resewations, call 429-2912. The 12-year-old Kristen Vigard gives the dian Open. reminiscent of Grieg. Some of the tunes impression at times that Annie is a little Littlest,” which she surely is. • At Berkshire Theatre Festival in , stand a chance of becoming a hit, par It fairly boggles the mind (and I’m sure 8:30 ( 8-40) Baseball: To be NEW YORK (UPI - On televi original script being written by television movie. be persuaded to work for the small too much for her, and sometimes her lines sion, art imitates life — and what Stockbridge, Mass., Ruth Gordon stars in ticularly the song about “Tcqnorrow” the minds of the stage engineers) to com announced. Barry Beckerman. It will deal Bantam Books already is out screen now, since they demand not sound more read than they do spoken could provide a better action- her new comedy, “Ho! Ho! Ho!” through always being a day away. prehend the responsibility of scene with the complete story, from the with a paperback version of the only money but that desperately extemporaneously. The “Aw, gee” which adventure plot than the recent Aug. 29. For information, call 413-298-5536. Charles "Strouse, who. wrote the music changing from orphanage to Fifth Avenue June 27 hijacking of a Paris-bound dramatic events called "90 scarce commodity, time. seemed to be her byword in the cartoon hijacking that ended with the for “Applause” and “Bye, Bye Birdie” mansion to a New York City street scene Tuesday Air France flight right through to Minutes at Entebbe.’’ by William It will be interesting in the long was less sterotyped there than it is on the Israeli commando raid on Ugan the end of the commando action. composed the score for “Annie” assisted to NBC radio studios to the White House 10:00 (24) Olympiad. Stevenson, author of the current run to compare the television and stage. With continued performances, da’s Entebbe airport? The “major drama’ fits into by Martin Charnin who wrote the lyrics. and back again to some of the former 10:15 (9) Baseball: Mets vs. best-seller, "A Man Called In motion picture versions of the perhaps Kristen will grow more comfor Certainly that’s what NBC Musical theater workshops The apple-hawkers on a New York scenes. But never underestimate the in Giants. NBC’s concept of “event” televi trepid.” story — presuming that both come tably into her role. believes — Irwin Segelstein, the A series of Musical Theatre Workshops street in the opening scene set the play’s genuity of Goodspeed, and ingenious it has sion and likely will wind up as one Paramount Pictures has bought off — for accuracy, casting, how network’s executive vice presi of the network’s Sunday night "Big of Broadcast Music Inc. will be presented period during the Depression. However, the best of Kristen is com to be on that limited stage. the film rights, with Sidney Lumet each handles violence. dent, programs, has announced Event” shows. It also fits the at Goodspeed Opera House in East Had- Annie appears in the next scene which is plimented by the others in the cast, par The show will undoubtedly undergo Wednesday scheduled to produce, and Paddy Then there’s format — the that “a major drama” based on trend at all three networks toward dam Sunday, Aug. 29 and Sept. 5 at 1:30 a dingy orphan asylum displaying the up ticularly Reid Shelton as Mr. Warbucks. much rewriting before it debuts on Chayefsky to produce and write emphasis could be on the com 6:30 (18) Champions. the stunning Israeli rescue opera “actuality dramas,” which last p.m. There will be a small admission stairs dormitory where the little girls Shelton wears his role well with his good Broadway. There are scenes that could be the screenplay, with filming mandos, for an action adventure charge and wine and cheese will be cleverly fit into undersized beds. looks and his surprisingly fine singing tion earlier of 103 hostages held by season included CBS’s “Helter scheduled to being early next drama, or on the hostages, which dropped from the play that would never be terrorists at Entebbe Airport is an served. Several songs from each of The play includes all the memorable voice. He is indeed the multimillionaire missed. Skelter” and NBC’s “Lindbergh year. would make the movie into a kind Friday NBC development project. several staged works in progress will be events in the cartoon history of Annie — prototype. But “Annie” is worth being bom on the Kidnaping,” among many others. There was a time when of “Grand Hotel” of terror? 8:00 (9) Baseball: Mets vs. The play will be produced by performed with the most coming from the awful orphan asylum from which she Robert Fitch as Rooster Hannigan, the stage. She will live a little longer because NBC would be well advised to Chayefsky wrote for television, Tune in next year for the Dodgers. Edgar J. Scherick from an Jack Labow’s “Felicia Flounder.” is adopted, her brief spell as a waitress in crafty crook who connives with his sister. of it. move quickly with this made-for- but writers of that ilk seldom can answer. Page 4 - WEEKEND - Aur. 21. 1976 WEEKEND - Aug. 21, 1976 - Page 5 Today, August 21 Daytime programs 20 9:00 1:00 2:30 American Angler...... 18 Ask Congress ...... 12:15 MONDAY -FRID A Y Lucy Show...... 22 Journey to Adventure...... 9 ...... 24 Mary Tyler Moore...... 3 Hodgepodge Lodge...... 24 open mondays Children s Film Hitchcock Presents...... 5 To be announced ...... 20 Firing Line ...... Man in a Suitcase ...... 40 8K>0 To Tell the Truth...... 30 Gong Show...... 20-22-30 Lilias, Yoga and You .... 57 Hee Haw ...... 30 Sports Special...... 5 Festival ...... 3 3:00 Star T rek...... 22 12:30 Public a ffa irs...... 3 Flintstones...... 4o ld)0 foam and polyester Bonanza ...... 40 NFL Football ...... 20-22-30 Movies ...... 5-9 Movies ...... 3-8-9 Olympiad...... 24-57 Saturday Night...... 20-22-30 6:30 10:00 Match G am e...... 3 4:00 Book Beat ...... 57 Movie ...... 40 Dick Van Dyke...... 20 One Step Beyond ...... 5 NFL Championship 1:00 Public affairs...... 3-5-8 Price Is Right ...... 3 Movies ...... 5-9 Bewitched ...... 3 pillows 9:30 Wrestling...... 22 PTL Club , ■...... 18 Games...... 30 7:30 Fright Night...... 9 7:00 That G irl...... 5 Ryan's H ope...... 8-40 Porky, Huck and Yogi . . . 5 Lilas, Yoga and Getting Down to Bob Newhart...... 3 Brady Bunch...... 8 for your stitchery, Public Forum s...... 24 5:30 2:00 News...... 3 Merv G riffin...... 8 Insight ...... 20 You ...... 24 Business...... 3 Jerry Falwell ...... 18 Movie ...... 9 needlepoint, bargello. Baron ...... 40 Living Faith ...... 18 Movie ...... 8 Underdog...... 5 Romper Room ...... 9 Somerset ...... 22-30 Vegetable Soup...... 30 Hospitals: Costs & Care . 8 10 :0 0 Somerset ...... 20 3:30 Babar Comes to Bold Ones ...... 30 Cartoon Carnival ...... 8 Sanford and Son..20-22-30 1:30 Garner Ted Armstrong , , 40 Nashville on the Diahann C arroll...... 3 Lucy Show...... 22-30 12” — 14” — 16” Round Movie ...... 5 America ...... 30 Today Show...... 22-30 Leave It to B eaver...... 40 As the World Turns...... 3 Road ...... 20 2:15 Sesame Street...... 24 - 14” - 16” - 18” Square 1:30 Hodgepodge Lodge...... 24 6:00 10:30 Good Morning...... 40 10:30 Family Feud...... 8-40 Make It Real ...... 8 Wild Kingdom...... 22 Rock Concert ...... 5 Cross W its...... 30 12x16 4:00 News...... 3-22 Department S ...... 9 7:30 Andy Griffith ...... 5 Days of Our Lives .. .20-22-30 Call of the West...... 20 Open D oor...... 57 2:30 Mister Rogers...... 57 Flat - Knife edge - Poly Stuffing Sesame St...... 24-57 Mission: Impossible ...... 5 PTL Club...... 18 Bugs Bunny...... 5 Celebrity Sweepstakes...... 2K)0 Wall St. Week...... 24 Movie ...... 2 Buttons Secret Agent...... 40 Racing ...... 9 8:00 11:00 Good Morning...... 8 I Love Lucy ...... 40 $20,000 P yram id...... 8-40 Fisherman...... 30 Upstairs, Downstairs .. 24-57 The Jeffersons ...... 3 3:45 4:30 4:30 News...... 3-8-40 News...... 9 11:00 F u ry ...... 40 NFL Football ...... 8-40 The S aint...... 5 2:30 Dinah ...... 3 ^ 9 have 9v$ry im thing! Horse R ace...... 3 Black Perspective...... 30 11:15 Gam bit...... 3 2:00 M ovie...... 9 8:00 Guiding L ight...... 3 Monkees...... 5 To be announced ...... 22 6:30 Secret Agent 40 3:50 Bewitched ...... 5 Soul T rain ...... 3 700 Club ...... 18 Captain Kangaroo ...... 3 One Life to Live ...... 8-40 Mike Douglas ...... 8 Movie ...... 8 Hot S eat...... 8 Space; 1999 ...... 8 4:40 News...... 3-8-20-22-30-40 Emergency ...... 20-22-30 11:30 Flintstones...... 5 Life in the Spirit ...... 18 PTL Club...... 20 iW It g /t ‘V here a Movie ...... 9 4:50 Straight Talk...... 9 Grandstand...... 20-22-30 Golf...... 3 Drum Corps Movies ...... 3-8 Public affairs...... 9 Doctors...... 20-22-30 Hollywood St the Stars 22 dollar't Movie ...... 2 Wheel of Fortune . , .20-22-30 Baseball...... 22 Championship ...... 24-57 R acing...... 9 Today Show...... 20 French Chef ...... 57 Mod Squad...... 30 itill tforth 5:00 7:00 I Love Lucy ...... 40 Speaking Freely...... 24 Big Valley...... 5 Agronsky & Company...... 3 Wonder Woman ...... 40 Midnight 5:25 8:30 3:00 Sesame Street...... 57 a dollar!" 11:30 Champions...... 40 Wide World of Movie ...... 5 8:30 Movie ...... 5 M ovie...... 8 Rin Tin T in ...... 5 All in the Family...... 3 Love of Life ...... 3 2:15 Sports ...... 8-40 News...... 8-22 Ivan the Terrible ...... 3 Wrestling...... 9 Joe Franklin...... 9 Casper ...... 5 5KI0 Dick Van Dyke...... 20 6:25 Midday L iv e ...... 5 Lucy Show...... 9 Brady Bunch...... 5 Baseball 20-30 U.F.0...... 9 Lawrence Welk...... 18 News...... 5 Give Us This Day 2 9:00 News...... 22-30 This Morning ...... 3 Happy Days...... 8-40 Living Word ...... 18 Space; 1999 22 Dennis the Menace ...... 5 Hollywood Squares . .20-22-30 Another World ...... 20-22-30 Mister Rogers 24 Sunday, August 22 Phil Donahue ...... 8 Noon Open D oor...... 57 Kitty Today...... 22 News...... 3-8-9 3:15 5:30 State music on CPTV Not for Women Only...... 30 Fun F acto ry ...... 20-22-30 General Hospital ...... 8-40 10:30 South Bv Northwest ...... 30 Chris Panos...... 18 Flintstones...... 5 6:00 Strum ‘n D rum m ers...... 40 Hot S eat...... 40 3:30 Lassie...... 18 Bluegrass, jazz, folk, country and contemporary music Christopher Closeup 3 Look Up & Live...... 3 Wild Wild West ...... 40 Ellery Queen...... 20-22-30 12:30 Mickey Mouse Club...... 3-5 Electric Company 24-57 performed by Connecticut musicians will be featured in Groovie Goolies ...... 8 2:30 Evening At Pops ...... 24-57 0:30 6:30 Search For Tomorrow .3 L assie...... 9 Hogan's Heroes 30 the four part series, "Shoppin' Around, " beginning Sept Point of View...... 9 Hour of Power 18 8:30 Green Acres...... 5 Camera Three ...... 3 Beverly Hillbllies...... 9 All Mv Children...... 8-40 PTL Oub 18 News...... 40 3 at 9:30 p.m. on the C onnectict Public Television Jewish Heritage...... 40 Movie ...... 30 Jimmy Swaggart ...... 18 Rev Cleophus Robinson 5 network. 10:45 9:00 7:00 3:00 Taped at shopping malls in West Hartford, Norwich, Jewish Life ...... 30 Movie ...... 5 Kojak ...... 3 RENT-A-CAR insight ...... 3 New London, and Bridgeport, "Shoppin' Around" is a 11:00 Pelicula ...... 20 Special: Cost of Crime . .. . 5 Monday, August 23 Wonder Window...... 5 showcase for Connecticut bands and performers. Among This is the Life ...... 8 Getting Down Man in a Suitcase...... 40 M ovies...... 8-9-20-22-30-40 those to be seen in the series are Welling and Walach, the Lucy Show...... 22 to Business ...... 3 3:30 Word of L ife...... 18 6K)0 & Hardy 57 Pilot 20-22-30 11:30 News...... 3-8-22-30 Hop River String Band, Last Fair Deal, David Liska and Ring Around Flintstones...... 5 NFL Championship...... 9 Masterpiece Theatre ... 24-57 7:30 9:00 Ironside 3 the World...... 30 These Are the Days . . . 8-40 PTL Club...... 18 9:30 Bewitched 5 Price Is Right ...... 3 All in the Family...... 3 M ovies...... 5-9 the Sweet Saddle Band, and Diane Scanlon. , The Avengers ...... 9 7:30 Rex Humbard...... 9 4:00 Oral Roberts...... 18 Adam 12...... 5 Joe Forrester ...... 20-22-30 Geraldo Rivera 8-40 In the first program the folk duo of Welling and WalaA Greatest Sports Real McCoys...... 18 Arthur & Company ...... 3 Mets Baseball...... 9 9:55 Last of the Wild 8 9:30 Johnny C arson...... 20-22-30 play "Sugar (ilane Mama. " and a medley of New England Zoom...... 24-57 Yogi Bear ...... 5 Legends ...... 22 Movie ...... 40 Political Talk ...... 3 Connecticut R eport...... 18 12:30 and French Canadian fiddle tunes in a segment taped at Gunsmokc 40 Maude...... 3 Worship For Shut-Ins ...... 8 Carrascolendas...... 30 Friends of Man ...... 20 New York Report ...... 9 Name of the Game 3 Westfarms Mall. Sesame St...... 57 4:30 10:00 Christophers ...... 9 Golf...... 3 Not in My Backyard...... 3 6:30 Hollywood Squares . 22-30 Life in the Spirit ...... 18 1:00 Partridge Family...... 5 1 Dream of Jeanne ...... 22 11:30 $25,000 Pyram id...... 8 News...... 5 MacNeil Report 24-57 10:00 Tomorrow 20-22-30 Face the Nation...... 3 News...... 8-20-22-30 Movie ...... 30 To be announced ...... 22 Living Faith ...... 18 Polka 40 Medical Center...... 3 Featuring The Sports Challenge ...... 18 1:30 Jerry Falw ell...... 40 Make a Wish...... 8-40 Great Performances .. 24-57 8:00 News...... 5 World's Largest Sports Challenge ...... 22 5:00 Rent a 1976 FORD PINTO for Tourists Are Coming .. 24-57 M ovie...... 2 8:00 Rhoda 3 Jersev S id e ...... 9 Selection OI Adelante...... 30 Mission; Impossible ...... 5 10:30 Jack Benny 5 We Believe ...... 3 Candid.Camera...... 8 As We Forgive Those...... 3 only *49 per week, plus 7:00 Cross W its...... 5 PTL C lub...... 18 Joe Franklin 9 Ice Cream News...... 3-22-40 Wonderama...... 5 Noon Mexican & Sports E x tra ...... 5 Viva Valdez...... 8-40 Jigsaw John 20-22-30 Ca/okJi. Products 2:05 Catholic Service...... 8 Face the State ...... 3 mileage* Andy Griffith ...... 5 Laughback 9 American...... 20-22-30 11:00 Hitchcock Presents 5 Davey & Goliath ...... 9 M ovie...... 5 Concentration...... 8 700 Club ...... 18 36 FLAVORS - 60 VARIETIES 5:30 News...... 3-8-22-30-40 10:30 Word of L ife...... 22 Issues & Answers ...... 8-40 from It Takes a Thief...... 9 P ilo t...... 20-22-30 3:30 Last of the Wild...... 8 Gabe Special...... 5 Firing L in e ...... 9 Custom Decorated Ice Cream Cakes Sesame St...... 57 Hour of P ow er...... 9 Journey to Adventure .... 18 Tennis...... 24-57 Pat Collins 2 Teach In ...... 18 Movie ...... 9 DILLON LEASING CORP. 8:30 Treehouse Club...... 20 To be announced ...... 20 11:00 4:00 Open All Year 6:00 PTL Club...... 20 8:30 My Neighbor's Religion . 1 Formby's Workshop ...... 22 to quiWIed rantm Antiques...... 24 Phyllis ...... 3 News...... 3-8-22-24-30-40 M ovie...... 2 News...... 3-22 11:30 1227 Burnside Ave. 528-6751 Insight ...... 8 What About Woman ...... 30 Mary H artm an...... 30 Merv G riffin...... 5 Mary H artm an...... 5-57 5:35 Movie ...... 5 Name of the G am e...... 3 Powder Mill Shopping Center East Hartford Day of Discovery...... 9 Week in Review...... 57 Many cars and truck! i Dawn of Laurel Baseball...... 8-40 Dick Van Dyke...... 20 Give Us This Day 2 S ain t...... 8 Across from Marco Polo Restaurant Oral Roberts...... 22 12:30 Concentration ...... 8 Human Dimension...... 20 PTL Club...... 18 FORD tor rent a t low, fowj Sacred Heart...... 40 San Francisco...... 3 rates! Mi Dialogue...... 8 Survival K it...... 24-57 Beauty P ageant...... 30 8:45 Connecticut Newsmakers . 30 Secret Agent...... 40 Tuesday, August 24 Davey & Goliath ...... 40 Meet the P ress...... 20-22-30 24 HOUR TOWING Conversations W ith...... 40 Room 222 ...... 40 11:40 319 Main St., Manchester 643-5135 9:00 6:00 7:30 9:00 Dick Van Dyke 20 Wall St. Week...... 57 6:30 Star T rek...... 22 Phone 643-2145 News...... 3-8-22-30 Bobby Vinton ...... MASH...... 3 Barrio...... 3 News...... 8-20-22-30 11:30 Midnight Bewitched ...... 5 Adam 12...... P ilo t...... 8-40 Ironside 3 New Day ...... 8 1:00 Movie ...... 9 David Susskind...... 5 The Avengers...... 9 Screen Test ...... Movies ...... 20-22-30 M ovie...... 5 Oral Roberts...... 9 Movie...... 5 This is the Life ...... 18 MORIARTY BROTHERS 12:30 Real McCoys...... 18 Expressions...... Evening at Pops...... 24-57 Mystery o( Day of Discovery...... 22 Connecticut Seen ...... 8 Victory Garden...... 24 Christopher Closeup ...... 40 Man in A Suitcase...... 40 * ttr f Zoom...... 24-57 Music City...... 9:30 the W eek...... 8-40 The Champions...... 9 Superman...... 40 Let's Make a Deal. Sesame St...... 57 1:20 Gunsmoke ...... 40 Pilot ...... 3, Johnny Carson 20-22-30 Voice of Faith ...... 18 World Press ...... 57 MacNeil Report ... 315 « N t£ R ST.. MANCHESTER,CONN.* Phone 643-5135 Movie ...... 2 6:30 Pilot ...... 8-40 9:15 To be announced ...... 20-30 7:00 Treasure Hunt .... 12:30 Partridge Family...... 5 Christian Living...... 18 Name of the Game 3 FOR PROFESSIONAL QUALITY Davey & Goliath 8 Zane G rey ...... 22 Campaign '76 ...... 3 3:35 Television channels Room 222 ...... 9:30 Flintstones...... 40 Newsmakers...... 2 News...... 8-20-22-30 10:00 Movie 9 M ovie...... 8-40 2 .WCBS, New York sion, are also seen on Channel 8:00 CONTROLLED AUTO BODY REPAIRS International Zone...... 3 Nova...... 57 4:00 Davey St Goliath ...... 18 Switch...... 3 1:00 Singing Jubliee...... 18 3 .WFSB, Hartford 53, Norwich, Both stations P o p ...... Captain Noah ...... 8 Erica ...... 24 News...... 5 Tomorrow 20-22-30 on all makes... 1:30 World of Disney...... 20-22-30 Public Hearing...... 2 5 ...... WNEW, New York have daytime in-school Cross W its...... You Are Why We Hodgepodge Lodge...... 57 Pilot ...... 8-40 NFL Football ...... 3 Indian A rtists...... 24 4:30 8 ...... WTNH, Newprogramming. Haven Happy Days 1:30 Ar"" Here ...... 9 7:00 PTL Club...... 18 Eighth Day ...... 8 Victory Garden...... 57 M ovie...... 2 9 .WOR, New York Movie ...... Movie . 2 Dr. Robert Schuller...... 22 News...... 3-22-40 Olympiad...... 24 LOAN and RENTAL CARS Movie ...... 20 7:30 5:50 18...... WHCT, Hartford Subscribers to Greater 700 Club ...... 1:50 Let Us Celebrate...... 30 Andy Griffith ...... 5 Flying Circus ...... 57 I Available by Appointment... I This is Baseball...... 22 Don't...... 24 Give Us This Day ...... 2 20...... WATR, Waterbury Hartford CATV, Manchester Movin' On ...... Jack Benny 5 Insight ...... 40 Fisherman...... 30 Concentration...... 8 10:15 Dawn of Laurel 22...... WWLP, Springfield cable television, wiil receive Onedin Line...... 2:20 Bullwinkle...... 49 It Takes a Thief...... 9 Mets Baseball...... 9 10:00 & H ardy...... 57 24...... WEDH, Hartford WHYN (40) on Cable Channel Great Airship Hitchcock Presents 5 Eye on Woman...... 3 2:00 Bit parts 30 ... ,WHNB, West Hartford Outdoors...... 18 10:30 8:00 . 4 and WGBY (57) on Cable Adventure ...... 57 3:15 Hot Fudge...... 8 Movies ...... 8-9 40...... WHYN, Springfield To be announced ...... 20 D on't...... 57 STAN OZHNEK, Manager Coral Jungle...... 3 Trevor Howardhas been Channel 7, WCBS (2) will be Joyce Chen ...... 24 8:30 Pat Collins...... 2 Catholic Service...... 9-22-30 Day of Discovery 18 57 ...... WGBY, Springfield received on Cable Channel 9 1100 ^ 301-315 CENTER ST., MANCHESTER | Lawrence Welk...... 5 added to the cast of Marty Mary H artm an...... 30 Good Times...... 3 3:45 Latino...... 40 Baseball...... 22 Programs seen on Channel when WOR (9) is not on the News...... 3-8-22-24-30-40 Six Million Dollar Man.. 8-40 Feldman's "Last Remake of Dawn of Laurel Merv G riffin...... 5 M ovie...... 2 Sesame St...... 57 Tennis...... 24-57 24, Connecticut Public Televi Mary H artm an...... 5-57 Destination: Am erica...... 9 Beau Geste.” air. & H ardy...... 57 Laveme St Shirley...... 8-40 Page 6 - WEEKEND - Aug. 21. W 6 Wednesday, August 25 WEEKEND - Aug. 21, 1976 - Page ' 6:00 Adam 12...... 5 Doctors Hospital ... .20-22-30 11:30 News 3-8-22-30 $25,000 P y ram id ...... 8 Great Performances...... 24 Movies ...... 5-8-9-40 Country fair season Bewitched ...... 5 Mayor's Half Hour ...... 18 I Regret Nothing...... 57 Johnny Carson ...... 20-22-30 Forum The Avengers 9 Wild Kingdom...... 20-30 9:30 11:45 The Hioh Real McCoys...... 18 L ottery...... 22 The R o ck ...... 18 Ironside ...... 3 Zoom 24-57 MacNeil R e p o rt...... 24-57 comes to Connecticut . 10:00 12:45 Gunsmoke 40 Room 222 ...... 40 Mileage Cnamp of the arts N ew s...... 5 Name of the G a m e ...... 3 City and suburban families come in 6:30 8:00 the heat, exclaim over the exhibits, anc Starsky & Hutch ...... 8-40 1:00 droves for the country fair season in generally bid you welcome. Partridge Fam ily...... 5 Bert Convy ...... 3 PTL C lub...... 18 Tomorrow ...... 20-22-30 ^ M.wd* Ci« 1C CV f t .4 Sp,Td Connecticut. They desert the metropolitan The country welcome is as warm at a News...... ’ . 8-20-22-30 Cross W its...... 5 NBC News Champions...... 18 Bionic Woman ...... 8-40 1:30 Dinner theaters scuffle on weekend afternoons in August local grange fair where the crowd runs un Special ...... 20-22-30 Joe Franklin ...... 9 Book Beat 24-57 M ovie...... 9 Autobiography • Pine Brook Dinner Theatre in and September and tootle off to the coun der 200 as it is at the “major fairs” like 1:45 7:00 700 C lu b ...... 18 of a P rincess...... 24 Higganum, which opened a month ago, tryside where the tents are up and the Goshen, North Haven or Berlin, where uf Little House Movie ...... 2 News...... 3-22-40 10:30 completes its first billing this weekend. barkers but and lines are forming for the to 5,000 come out. on the Prairie ...... 20-22-30 Jack B enny...... 5 Andy Griffith ...... 5 Meet the Mayors...... 9 “Happy Faces ‘76” will be followed ferris wheel. The slate’s biggest is the Danbury State N ova...... 24 Concentration ...... 8 End of the G am e...... 57 2:20 Tuesday through Sept. 19 with City dwellers are enchanted by the Fair, a 10-day extravaganza combining It Takes a Thiel ...... 9 Plant C linic...... 57 Hitchcock Presents...... 5 11:00 chance to get in touch with their rural agricultural events with amusements anc To be announced 20 8:30 “Godspell,” except for. the remaining Mary Hartman...... 5-57 3:45 past, however remote it may be, and to considerable professional entertainment Antiques...... 24 Frankie Avalon...... 3 Mondays in August which are opera N ew s...... 8-22-24-30-40 Pat Collins...... 2 rediscover country things. The dates this year are Oct. 2 to 11, wher JVIary H artm an...... 30 Merv G riffin...... 5 nights. “La Boheme” will be presented The Lucy Show...... 9 4:15 At a country fair — and Connecticut puts fair officials expect to better last year*? Victory Garden 57 9:00 Monday, and “Rigoletto" will be offered Dick Van D yke...... 20 Movie ...... 2 on more than 50 per year — you can learn attendance figure of 325,000. 7:30 M ovie...... 3 Aug. 30. An antipasto buffet will be served 11:15 5:55 the difference between a Holstein and a Name That T u n e ...... 3 B aretta...... 8-40 on opera nights. The state’s oldest fair is at Brooklyn, ir N ew s...... 3 Give Us This D a y ...... 2 EPA estimates* on ttie • At the Coachlight Dinner Theatre in Guernsey; you can note that blue ribbons eastern Connecticut, scheduled for Aug. 27 Honda Civic CVCC 5-Speed are: East Windsor, two daytime television go not so much to giant eggplants and cab to 29. Dating back to 1820, the fair may in 47 mpg highway, 35 mpg city.- stars share top billing in “The Pajama bages but to perfect ones; you can see deed be the oldest in the country. Thursday, August 26 Game” which plays through Oct. 10, Don Lucy Martin, television personali handmade quilts done not in the 18th Cen Typical events include cattle, horse, anc ' I lir arliiiil inil«‘iip‘ >oii >«ill >ur\^ tury but last winter; you can play ring- poultry shows, oxen and horse drawing 6:00 WHNB-TV Special 11:00 Stewart as Sid Sorokin is known as ty, is playing in “The Pajama on I hr t\ |H‘ of dri> > on Hoy toss, shoot mechanical ducks, sit down to sheep shearing, grease pole climbing News...... 3-8-22-30 Edition ...... 30 N ew s...... 3-8-22-24-30-40 Michael Bauer on “The Guiding Light,” Game” at the Coachlight Dinner * \ oiir Hri> iiiu liahil**. )otir ra r‘>« rom lilioiu a church supper, watch the ox-draw, guess farm machinery exhibits, bean suppers Bewitched ...... 5 Dragnet ...... 40 Mary Hartman ...... 5 and Lucy Martin appears as Tiffany Theatre in East Windsor. The Avengers ...... 9 8:00 The Lucy Show...... 9 .iml o|Mioiial r<|ui|Mnrnl. Whitney on “The Edge of Night.” “The how many beans in the jar and win a band concerts, sawing and woodchopping Real McCoys...... 18 Waltons ...... 3 Dick Van Dyke 20 Pajama Game” is a musical saga of a stuffed plush shark. contests, chicken barbeques, flea Children enjoy fairs no less than grow markets, baking competition, wrestling Zoom...... ’...... 24-57 Cross W its...... 5 11:30 pajama manufacturer and a union leader, Shakespeare In Stratford G unsm oke...... 40 Welcome, Back Hotter . 8-40 nups. They can ride a pony — or and as the hucksters say. much muct Ironside ...... 3 Manchester Honda and features the hit tune “Hernando’s Playing in repertory at the American 6:30 Movie ...... 9 Movies ...... 5-9 sometimes an elephant — throw balls and more. 24 Adams St. 646-2789 Hideaway.” Shakespeare ’Theatre in Stratford are Partridge Fam ily...... 5 700 Club ...... 18 M annix...... 8-40 • At Chateau de Ville in East Windsor, darts at nearby targets, get a balloon that Figures show that somewhere in the Movie ...... 20-22-30 “The Winter’s Tale,” “As You Like It,” N ew s...... , 8-20-22-30 Johnny Carson ...... 20-22-30 “Minsky’s Burlesque Follies” rated “R”, ■wants to go straight up, see their fill of neighborhood of a million souls heed the Wally's Workshop ...... 18 Upstairs, Downstairs , 24-57 Mary Hartman ...... 57 both by Shakespeare, and “The Crucible” call of the country fair in Connecticut plays through Aug. 29. sheep, goats, ducks, and chickens. Food Preserving ...... 24 8:30 12:30 by Arthur Miller, through Sept. 4. But the great charm of the fairs lies in each year and head out to Bethlehem Carrascolendas...... 57 Merv G riffin ...... 5 Name of the G a m e ...... 3 At Tanglewood Replacing “The Crucible” after its final the universal and unwavering good humor Guilford. Portland, Durham, Ledyard 7:00 What's Happening 8-40 12:40 presentation on Sept. 4 will be “ Love and that pervades the grounds. Cheerful Wapping, Mad River, Hamden. Greenfield N ew s...... 3-22-40 9:00 Magician ...... 40 Tonight at 8:30 p.m., Seiji Ozawa will Master Will” which will be shown with the strangers answer questions, remark on Hill, Woodstock, Glastonbury. Andy Griffith ...... 5 Tenth L evel...... 3 1:00 conduct the Boston Symphony Orchestra other plays through Sept. 26. Concentration ...... 8 Sts. of Saturday, August 28 Tomorrow ...... 20-22-30 and the New England Conservatory For information, call 375-4457. It Takes a T hief...... 9 San F rancisco...... 8-40 Chorus in Berlioz’s “Romeo et Juliette.” Nashville on 6:30 Men Who Made 1:30 10:00 Sunday at 2:30 p.m., Andre FTevin will the Road...... 18 the M ovies...... 24 Movie ...... 2 Ag-l'SA...... 3 Shazam ...... 3 Dance festival Upcoming listed direct an all-Prokofiev program. This is B aseball...... 20 Television Theatre...... 57 Joe Franklin ...... 9 Patterns for Living...... 5 M onkees...... 5 Friday at 7 p.m., Yehudi Wyner will be At Jacob’s Pillow in Lee, Mass., the Video St Television 9:30 3:45 Super Friends...... 8-40 summer’s dance festival concludes Fairs scheduled in Connecticut: Sept. 17-18 — Meriden Grange Fair Review ...... 24 featured pianist in a weekend prelude M anna...... 18 2:05 New Day ...... 8 Land of the Lost . .20-22-30 tonight with Jo-Ann Bruggermann and This weekend Sept. 17-18 — Norwich Grange Fair Mary H artm an...... 30 Jack Benny ...... 5 Sesame St...... 24 featuring music of Mahler. At 9 p.m., Seiji Bert Convy stars i.i “The Movie ...... 20-22-30 7:00 Bob Bowyer and the Jacob’s Pillow Through Sunday — Bridgewater Country Sept. 18 — Hamden Grange Fair Dawn of Laurel 10:30 Ozawa conducts Mahler’s “Symphony No. Late Summer. Early Fall 10:00 2:40 Eye on W om en...... 3 Dancers. For information, call 413-243- Fair. Sept. 18 — Wallingford Grange Fair St H ardy...... 57 M ovie...... 5 5.” Bert Convy Show," N ew s...... 5 Hitchcock Presents...... 5 Underdog...... 5 0745. Through Sunday — Hamburg Fair. Sept. 18 — Prospect Grange Fair 7:30 Pilot ...... 8-40 Cartoon Carnival...... 8 Run Joe R u n ...... 20-22-30 Aug. 28 at 10 a.m., guest conductor Wednesday at 8:30 p.m. on The Pilobolus Dance Theatre opens the Through today — Rreston City Fair. Sept. 18-19 — Terryville Country Fair L ottery...... 3 Wor Latin 3:40 Lucy Show ...... 22 11:00 Kazuyoshi Akiyama will conduct the CBS-TV. Convy, a talented Adam 12...... 5 first American Dance Festival at New Through Sunday — Tolland County 4-H Sept. 24-26 — Durham Agricultural Fair New York...... 9 Pat Collins...... 2 Consultation ...... 30 Space Nuts ...... 3 orchestra in an open rehearsal for the singer-dancer-actor, also Candid Cam era...... 8 port, R.I., with a performance Sunday in Sept. 24-26 — Tri-County Country Fair PTL C lub...... 18 7:30 Speed Buggy...... 8-40 evening’s program featuring music of Fair. hosts the game show This is B aseball...... 18 4:10 Sept. 26 - Beacon Grange Fair. Freddie Hubbard ...... 24 M ovie...... 9 Rogers High School Auditorium. It will be ’Through Sunday — Windham County 4-H "Tattletales," seen NFL Action '76...... 20 Movie ...... 2 Ranger Station ...... 3 Berlioz, Ravel and Brahms. October 10:30 Planet of the A pes.. .20-22-30 followed on ’Tuesday and Wednesday by Fair. weekdays on the network. Hollywood Squares ...... 22 Dennis the Menace ...... 5 Garner Ted Armstrong . . . 9 5:40 N ew s...... 9 Electric Co...... 24 performances by Judith Jamison and the Oct. 1-3 — Berlin Fair. MacNeil R e p o rt...... 24-57 Late August Black Perspective...... 24 Give Us This Day ...... 2 I Dream of Jeannie...... 22 11:30 Watercolor exhibition American Dance Machine. The Paul Aug. 27-29 — Brooklyn Fair. Oct. 2 — North Haven Grange Fair. Oct. 2-3 — Harwinton Fair Beverly Hillbillies...... 30 Ghost Busters...... 3 Connecticut watercolor artists are in Taylor Dance Company closes the special Aug. 27-29 — Chester Fair. Friday, August 27 8:00 OddBall Couple...... 8-40 vited to enter the 38th Annual Exhibition week of performances on Thursday and Aug. 28-29 — Southington Fair. Oct. 2-11 — Danbury Fair. Big Blue Marble ...... 3 W estwind...... 20-22-30 of the Connecticut Watercolor Society, Friday with the performance of a Aug. 27-28— Fairfield Old Fashion Fair. Oct 9 — Glastonbury Grange Fair S:00 7:30 People St Polities ...... 24-57 11:45 Flintstones...... 5 Mister R ogers...... 24 which will open at the Wadsworth premier. Aug. 27-29 — Hartford County 4-H air. Oct. 9-10— Riverton Fair -News...... 3-8-22-30 Match Game P M ...... 3 9:30 Movie ...... 3 Hong Kong Phooey ...... 8-40 Noon For information and reservations, call Bewitched ...... 5 Adam 12...... 5 Atheneum in Hartford Sept. 26. Aug. 29 — Canton Grange Agricultural B ible...... 18 12:40 Newark & Reality ...... 9 Valley of Dinosaurs...... 3 The Avengers ...... 9 Applications may be obtained by writing 401-847-3120. Fair. New sm akers...... 8 Boston R em em bers___24-57 Movie ...... 8 E m erg en cy ...... 20-22-30 Soul Train ...... 5 Boat building set Real McCoys...... 18 New Directions ...... 18 to the Connecticut Watercolor Society 10:00 Dragnet ...... 40 8:30 Lost Saucer...... 8 September Zoom...... 24-57 Let's Make a D eal...... 22 Inc., P.O. Box 486, Farmington, Conn. Mystic Seaport’s small boat builders N ew s...... i 5 1:00 Ranger Station ...... 3 Je tso n s...... 20-22-30 At Bushnell Sept. 4-6 — Woodstock Fair, Gunsmoke ...... 40 MacNeil R e p o rt...... 24-57 will begin work soon on four 14-foot PTL C lub...... j ...... 18 Midnight Special . . .20-22-30 Brady Bunch...... 5 TV Garden C lub...... 24 06032. Sept. 4-6 — Goshen Fair. 6:30 Hollywood Squares ...... 30 Telly Savalas, star of the “Kojak” Marblehead dory skiffs in the maritime Masterpiece Theatre...... 24 1:15 Tom and Jerry ...... 8-40 Bowling ...... 40 Artists who are residents of Connecticut Sept. 5-6 — Haddam Neck Fair. Partridge Family...... 5 Room 222 ...... 40 series on teievision, comes to the Bushnell museum's Small Craft Shop Sherlock Holntes ...... 57 Movie ...... 5 Connecticut Report...... 9 12:30 are eligible to enter one work for an entry News...... 8-20-22-30 8:00 M emorial Hall in H artford in two Sept. 9-12 — Hebron Harvest Fair 10:40 Josie St Pussycats .. ,20-22-30 Fat A lb ert...... 3 fee of $10, and a $5 fee for each additional Museum visitors will be able to watch Water World...... 18 Julie on Sesame St...... 3 1:30 appearances Sunday, at 5:30 and 8:30 p.m. Sept, 9-12 — North Haven Fair Kiner's Korner...... 9 9:00 work. the boat builders using skills and tools ol Flower Show...... 24 Cross W its...... 8 Movie ...... 2 American Bandstand...... 8 Sept. 10-12 — Ledyard Fair. Bullwinkle...... Entry day at the Atheneum is Sept. 18 the 19th Century to complete the wooden Hodgepodge Lodge...... 57 Donny St Marie ...... 840 11:00 Joe Frankin...... 9 3 Go-USA ...... 20-22-30 Sept. 10-12 — Wapping Fair. Mary Hartman ...... Partridge Family...... 5 Hodgepodge Lodge...... 24 boats in the Small Craft Shop exhibit 7:00 Mets ...... 9 5-57 2:40 and works must be delivered on that day Sept. 11 — Brooklyn Grange Fair. Wanted Dead or Alive ____9 N ew s...... 3-22-40 700 Club ...... 18 N ew s...... 8-22-24-30-40 .Movie ...... 8 between the hours of 10 a.m. and 4 p.m. by Sept. 11 — Echo Grange Fair. building. NFL Championship...... 9 Waldo K itty...... 20-22-30 Andy Griffith ...... 5 Sanford & Son ...... 20-22-30 3:35 the artist or designated agent. Sept. 11 — Granby Grange Agricultural The dory skiffs are the type designed by Dick Van D yke...... 20 Electric Co...... 24 Concentration ...... 8 Week in Review ...... 24-57 Pat Collins...... 2 QAJeefcend Fair. William Chamberlain, famous builder of 11:15 9:30 Weekend, an enterlainment and televi It Takes a T hief...... 9 8:30 4:05 Ifs Always The Carillon concert Sept. 11 — Greenfield Hill Grange Fair. Marblehead Beachcomber, Salem Alpha N ew s...... 3 sion supplement, is published each Satur Wilburn B rothers...... 18 Merv G riffin...... 5 Movie ...... 2 Scooby-Doo 3 and racing dories. An improved version of Bewitched ...... Right Time R. Hudson Ladd of the University of day by The Manchester Evening Herald. Sept. 11-12 — Bethlehem Fair. To be announced ...... 20 Chico St the Man ... .20-22-30 11:30 5 the working skiffs used by Marblehead 4:35 Michigan will be guest carillonneur at Herald Square. Manchester. Conn. 06040 Sept. 17-19 — Four Town Fair. Victory Garden...... 24 Wall St. W eek...... 24-57 Movies ...... 5-9 Gilligan ...... 8-40 and Cape Ann fishermen during the past M ovie...... 8 M ovie...... 9 In The Trinity College in Hartford Wednesday at Deadline for Forum of the Arts: Eight ; Sept. 17-19 — Guilford Fair. Mary Hartman...... 30 9:00 Rookies ...... 8-40 200 years, the boats will be equipped to 5:35 Pink Panther ...... 20-22-30 7 p.m. in the final free carillon concert of days before publication. Advertising 1 Sept. 17-19 — Mad River Fair Dawn of Laurel & Hardy . 57 Movies ...... 3-8-20-22-30-40 Johnny Carson ...... 20-22-30 WANT ADS sail with centerboard, rudder and an un Give Us This Day ...... 2 Mister Rogers...... 24 the season. A free guided tour of the deadline: Five days before publication. 1 Sept. 17-19 — Portland Agricultural stayed, removable mast. college chapel will follow the recital. Fair. 1 age » - vv fcliKEND - Aug. 21, J« 6 Stamps and coins Isle stamps recall history CB Convac By RUSS MacKENDRICK out a stamp three years ago for the Here is a Barroose beaker, a Cronk through banks in the first place and 50th anniversary of their Motorcycle give collectors a break? Ausl food vessel, and a Laxey jug — Grand Prix. ceramics from the Isle of Man. Tourists are avid in their demand Write to Umtata The first two date back some 3,000 for the cats and some unethical You can get stamps from Transkei years to the early Bronze Age. Preventing those residents have been known to snip on the 26th of October. It is the new Barroose is a town and Cronk Aust the tails off plain kittens rather than government for the Bantu homeland means east hill The Laxey jug was lose a sale. What a surprise when the between Lesotho and the Indian ‘dangling wires’ made in 1854 for an occasion at the next generation is just ordinary! See Ocean, breaking away from South Laxey lead mines on the island. By INK DIPPER the Manx cat on the five-penny stamp Africa. There will be four dullsville Note the "Europa” written up-and- on .July 1973. commems and 17 pretty good pic (EDITOR’S NOTE; Ink Dipper (KYZ-3916) is the han down with "CEPT" underneath. This Isle of Man stamps are mostly at torial definitives. dle of the editor of The CB Times Journal.) .is short for Conference of European tractive pictorials, just over a hun This first regular issue will be a Postal and Telecommunications Ad dred in all, with the most expensive a series of topicals— tea picking, wood The theft of CB radios has reached crisis proportions. ministrations of which the Isle of Postage Due at $15 - nothing out of carving, weaving, logging and so on. If you haven’t already had your CB stolen, then it is only a Man now seems to be a member. sight like some Jersey and Guernsey One of the best cattle pictures since matter of time before you return to your four-wheeler to It is a land area of only 12 by 30 issues. our own Aberdeen-Angus, Big Moo, find a few ripped wires where the once proud instrument miles in the sea between England of 1973, will be a white-faced beef rode. and Ireland, but it carries a world of A scalding tear critter on their 25-cent value. That is, unless you take some very basic precautions. legend and history. Drop a scalding tear for the Ground floor details are available Most people don’t. §p for the thief who wants, or needs, to There are two great castles, the General Services Administration as from the philatelic agency at their make a quick buck ripping off your CB is easy. Peel and the Rushen, with their they are stuck with nearly a million capital-to-be — this is great — Um Here are 10 simple steps that will greatly reduce the share of ghost stories and weirdo Carson City silver dollars after five tata. chances of your CB being taken. traditions. The best haunt is at the sales. 1. Use common sense. Castle Peel with a monstrous black The coins have been individually Remarkable feature 2. Always park in a well-lighted area. dog called the Moddey Dhoo that was wrapped, ultrasonically sealed and A recent Lynn's has a story of the 3. Never leave car without locking it. mentioned by Sir Walter Scott in a ready for mailing for the last two new edition of the “ Arizona 4. Remove lock bolt covers on car doors. poem It would come into the castle years. Territorial Postmark Catalog” by 5. Have CB mounted so it can be removed when away guardroom and sit beside the fire. The GSA, the governmental finger Dike and Kriege. It gives the dope in from car, And sit and sit...and stare, then — in the numismatic pie, has managed nearly 1,500 postmark types from 415 7. Get a metal engraving pen from local hardware store zip — disappear to balloon an investment of $3 million towns, nearly all with pictures. and etch Social Security number on the CB chassis. Ml For siejoke buffs there is an an up to 48 million and now they are The presentation is tabular — 8. Record serial number of CB and keep it in a safe cient execution center called "Hango pondering the next move in the way towns from acme and Adair to Yuma place. Hill." of squeezing out the maximum and Zenos. Valuations are in code 9. Purchase auto burglar alarm. - The Isle is noted for motorcycle profit. from less than $2 to over $300. 10. Encourage local police department to initiate a races and bob-tailed cats. They put Why didn't they dispense the things Earliest and latest reported dates of pro^am to mark all CBs with metal engraving pens. usage are given. With the use of these precautions most CB thieves can A most remarkable feature is the UWYM be thwarted. But recently in Cincinnati the police caught MMOOMMAXBI identification of the present owner of up with an accomplished CB thief. each item. In an interview, the thief — who was only identified as >'■ m m i i i i n m Next meeting "John” — explained how he had made more than $20,000 in two months stealing CBs and other things. ^ awAWieenw* The next Manchester Philatelic ” By the time I walked up to a car and put my hand on Society meeting will be at Mott’s on the door handle, I would have a coat hanger in the window the 24th. and the door unlocked,” he said. At one just past there was some ’’Anybody who saw me open a car that fast thought I murmuring over the new USPS tie-in had a key,” he explained. sale. They will let you have a set of 5' He could even enter cars that were equipped with IM E OF MAN ISLE OF MAN: the Bicent souvenir sheets only if you burglar alarms. iSlI O! WAN ' also purchase the 30-stamp Mint Set 10 He said stealing CBs enabled him to build up a sizable book for another $7.50. bank account, pay the rent, take friends out to dinner ’’and blow about $300 a night” at a local race track. John found hotels and motels very profitable because large Here’s next bookmobile route numbers of salesmen who stay there leave their CBs and other wares in their cars. Parking lots at theaters were Here's next week's schedule 3:20 to 3:50 p.m. — Finley 3:20 to 3:50 p m. — Parkade Thursday lucrative, too, because he could time the owner’s return Tar the Manchester Public St to their cars with the ending of each showing of the Library bookmobile: Apartments. 9 to 11 a m — Globe Hollow. Wednesday movie. Monday Tuesday 11 a m. to noon — Camp Kennedy. Interestingly enough, he frequently used his CB to sell 9 a m. to noon — Verplanck 9 a m. to noon — Waddell 9 a m to noon — Salters Pool. 1:20 to 1:50 p.m. — Am the CBs he had just stolen. He would go out on an in Pool Pool. 1:20 to 1:50 p.m. — bassador Dr. terstate and cruise, ratchet-jawing with other CBers 1:20 to 1:50 p.m. - 1:20 to 1:50 pm — Ferguson and Garth Rds. Wetherell St. 2 to 2:30 p.m, — Cushman When he found a likely prospect, he would arrange to Strickland St. 2 to 2:30 p.m. — Galaxy Dr Dr. 2 to 2:30 p.m. - W Carter 2 to 2:30 p.m. — Woodland meet them at the nearest restaurant or truck stop He St. 2:40 to 3:10 p.m. — Lower 2:40 to 3:10 p.m. — Avondale usually sold CB units for $30 to $40 below retail price. Manor Apartments. Redwood Rd. and Robin Rds. 2:40 to 3:10 p.m. — Blue 2:40 to 3:10 p.m. — S A favorite story John tells is the time he ripped off Ridge and Bette Drs. 3:20 to 3:50 p.m. — Squire 3:20 to 3:50 p.m. — Loomis another thief. Hawthorne St. Village. St. Friday "I was just sitting in my car, watching a parking lot when I saw this guy taking a CB unit out of a car. I waited New books at Whiton 9 a.m. to noon — Swanson Pool (Robertson School). until he had gotten it out, and then I went over and told him It was my car. He just looked at me and handed me New books at Manchester's 1:20 to 1:50 p.m. — West Curtiss — The Birthday gift Marshall Yellowthread the radio and took off,” John said. Whiton Memorial Library: Gibbs — The glass palace Side Rec. Street 2 to 2:30 p.m. — McKee and Luckily most thieves are not like John. They have not Head — The terrarium Nissenson — My own ground perfected the art. Fiction Holt — The pride of the Summer Sts. Pohl — The early Pohl 2:40 to 3:10 p.m. — Bryan peacock Powell — A waiting game .1,^^ carefully followed Baker — Peak performance Hunter — The Chisholms and Cornwall Drs. the CB thief will take an easier target, leaving yours Buck - Secrets of the heart Thompson — The Swiss 3:20 to 3:50 p.m. — Rachel MacLean — The golden gate legacy alone. Then you won’t find some dangling wires when you Rd. return from the movie. ’' Origi was ot N llavi The Advertising Supplement to Silktown Flyer Sunday, Aug. 22, 1976 Manchester Herald Saturday, Aug. 21. 1976 Pricesetleawe j A.M.-10 P.M. ■ ' Starts sun., August 2 2 ^ ^ W «« Aiirtll<$t28 263MiddleTnpk,cornerBroadSt., M Starts Sun., August 22- Sat., August^^^^^^^^,, „ ™ j4sMdaestet Stop ^ y p e n S u n d a y s )C Come get yoiw 4 t i .t u the han- At Stop & Shop, we make plans with you in mind Stop&‘ why we re now open seven days a week instead of six. So Pion°t^ V prepare days ahead for a party, picnic or special dinner. ortions. is only a Plan It as late as Sunday morning, stop by your Stop & Shop, pick up delicious salads eeler to ONE Of THE STOP S SHOP COMPANIES and cold-cuts, cold drinks, snacks, franks, rolls ... and enjoy your last minute idea ;rument without all the fuss! Stop & Shop is not only a convenient place to shop, but it’s autions. also an economical place to shop. Our great values last all week. At Stop & Shop, eeds, to - - — we save you money at YOUR convenience! uce the ^‘SiniitySinier** n away ■e store sis. More lean meat for your money a safe with our new “Young Beef” C^f^iund B eef ■ "Simply S uper" regular ground beef More and more families are switching to Stop & S S ^ contains not more than 28% fat tiate a Shop's new "Young Beef " ... for a lot of good pens, It s prepared in our own federally ^es can reasons. 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