The Weather Siinny and warm this afternoon with the high in 80s. Clear tonight lows in 60s. Sunday, sunny and hot, with high in 90s. Probability of rain now through Sunday zero. iianrlfTHter lEwrnnn MrralJi MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, AUGUST 9, 1975 - VOL. XCIV, No. 264 Manchester—A City of Village Charm FOURTEEN PAGES PRICE: FIFTEEN CENTS

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HARTFORD (UPI) — After months of referendum question put on the November either the city or the state probably would cajoling, prodding, convincing, and just ballot to declare Hartford an economically do so to protect their credit ratings. Both plain hard work, Hartford Democratic troubled area and give the city fathers New York and New Jersey have bailed out Town Chairman Nicholas A. Carbone broad borrowing powers to rebuild the failing municipal bond programs for their •ff. finally got his development bill through a city’s economic base. cities, he said.

doubting legislature. “If it passes, we hope to use the new Provisions for granting 20-year tax

Gov. Ella T. Grasso signed the exten­ provisions to attract in new jobs to abatements as an enticement for new in­

sively reworked city and town develop­ Connecticut,” Carbone said. "I know we dustry could lead to abuses the way the

ment measure late Friday less than half can do it and do it successfully.” new law is written, Stevens said.

an hour after it was approved in a special While Carbone, who has had to battle "I think we’re making a mistake to ex­

legislative session. suburban and rural lawmakers skeptical tend municipal bonding authority at this

Last June, Mrs. Grasso vetoed the of the motives of big city politicians, was time,” he said.

original bill, sought by Carbone to pump reveling in his victory, opponents had The Senate, which approved the bill 23 to

new life into his city’s flagging economy, their doubts about the future impact of the 7, argued for four hours over the amended

after widespread criticism that it would measure. bill, but the much larger House resolved

open municipal coffers to corrupt House Minority Leader Gerald F. the issue 89 to 35 after only two hours and

politicians. Stevens, R-Milford, said the measure sent it to Mrs. Grasso.

Carbone and Democratic legislative rides roughshod over local municipal "1 don’t know of any piece of legislation 9

leaders, two of whom come from Hart­ charters — such as Hartford, where voters that has had so much scrutiny, study, in­

ford, had to alleviate the suspicions that have refused to grant Carbone the powers volvement and participation,’’ Mrs. surrounded the proposal, which grants he sought. Grasso said. ‘ “This bill represents hopes broad borrowing powers to economically “Overriding local charter bond for the restoration of our beleaguered troubled municipalities. provisions is a bad precedent,” Stevens cities,” she said. The leaders thought they had the kinks said. Sen. Richard F. Scheneller, D-Essex, worked out when they met in a one-day On another level, Stevens said, there is whose State and Urban Development special session July 21, but more questions Mott’s Taking • Pathmark Spot no limit on the amount of revenue bonds a Committee handled the politically delicate were raised than answered. Finally, near­ ly four weeks later, the affirmative votes city can issue for residential, commercial issue, said the governor’s original veto

Mott’s Supermarkets Inc. has an­ came. and industrial redevelopment projects, a and the effort put into the changes this week. The Chicopee and Manchester gains for the second quarter and six nounced it will open a new grocery store in stores are about the same size. possible source of future problems. produced a much better bill. months ending June 28. And Carbone is setting out to start put­ the closed Pathmark outlet at 214 Spencer Financial details of the Mott’s takeover For the quarter, sales rose 15 per cent to ting the complicated provisions of the 27- "You have a potential situation where House Speaker James J. Kennelly, D- St. weren't revealed, but the still-operating page bill to work. The Democratic leader a record $34.4 million and net earnings the cities and the state will have to Hartford, said the committee’s work Pathmark ended Manchester operations already has a list of prospective clients he Pathmark gasoline station and liquor were up 31 per cent to $291,579. For the six redeem the bonds should the source of represented an extraordinary legislative at 6 p.m. Wednesday and there had been store apparently were not part of the deal. months, sales were up 23 per cent to just hopes to bring to Hartford, among them revenue be deficient,” Stevens said. effort. “With their leadershipship we rumors that Mott’s would occupy the General Motors and American Airlines. Mott's said it expects to begin business under $68 million and net earnings were up While not bound by the law to redeem passed a truly landmark piece of 54,006-square foot store. The rumors were The first order of business is to get a in the three-year-old Pathmark facility by 31 per cent to $618,679. bonds from a failing project, Stevens said. legislation," Kennelly said. confirmed late Friday afternoon. October. Making the announcements, Mott’s Mott's officials emphasized that the Chairman Joseph Mott said he expected company will continue to operate its 24- Closing of the Pathmark facility was a 1975 sales and profits to attain all-time year-old supermarket at 587 E. Middle surprise when local store officials record highs. Tpke. received orders from company The Spencer St. facility will be the Mott said the company is also making headquarters to cease operations. The largest in the Mott’s chain, which now con­ arrangements to open two more large doors were locked at 6 p.m. Wednesday Agency Says Wiretap Limits supermarkets in locations to be an­ sists of 19 stores in Connecticut and and no reason was given for the closing. western Massachusetts, nounced. Pathmark is owned by Supermarkets Mott’s also announced Friday afternoon Mott’s Supermarkets Inc. is one of General Corp. of Woodbridge, N.J. it will open a new store in Chicopee, several independent members of In announcing plans for two new stores, Mass., in a second Pathmark outlet closed Wakefern Food Corp., a retail-owned Mott’s also reported strong operating cooperative based in Elizabeth, N.J. Don’t Apply to Its Operation

WASHINGTON (UPI) - The National statement, committee chairman Otis of American citizens are being in­

Security Agency says it is above the Pike, D-N.J. interrupted: tercepted.

Portuguese President Backs Moderates wiretap laws and may intercept phone "Prior to the meeting, I was contacted “American citizens want to know how

calls Americans make to foreign countries by representatives of the White House who and why and whether they want to spend when it deems necessary. advised me that the area which we are money on the operation."

LISBON, Portugal (UPI) — President Fafe Communist headquarters Costa Gomes swore in the 12 civilian and Officials of the supersecret electronic now addressing involves extremely sen­ Pike noted a District of Columbia Court

Francisco da Costa Gomes today Wednesday. seven military cabinet ministers in a surveillance agency told the House sitive information,” Pike said. "It is quite of Appeals ruled recently that telephone appeared to have thrown his support to In Lisbon, several hundred journalists chandeliered room in Belem Palace Intelligence Committee Friday the NSA is possible that we will have to go into taps on Americans, even for reasons of moderate officers who have openly op­ held a march to protest a proposed media overlooking the Tagus River. Then at the not currently tapping the overseas phone executive (closed) session fairly early.” national security, were illegal without a posed the plan to turn Portugal into a censorship law. The demonstrators cabinet’s first session. Prime Minister calls of U.S. citizens, but claimed it may Pike said the panel was worried "about court warrant. Soviet-style state. Vasco Goncalves summarized the coun­ legally do so in pursuit of national security allegations the NSA is intercepting NSA chief counsel Roy Banner said this shouted "the information law is a fascist The weekly newspaper Expresso try’s economic and political situation. duties. telephone calls of American citizens. Do law applies “where it is a domestic com­ law. reported the president had a "long and The ministers approved nationalizations Some panel members said they doubted tell us what you can in this regard.” munication,” but did not cover overseas Other demonstrations and clashes with very cordial” meeting with two of the of the Setenave Shipyards, in Setubal, and the NSA’s word that it has stopped Allen, a tall, balding man of 49, said it communications. troops were reported in the towns of Bom- moderate officers and authorized the those breweries not yet under government evesdropping on Americans. would be “difficult for me to respond in “ Are you telling us that the President barral, Braganza, Sao Joao da Pesqueira, release of a letter that indicated he backed control. The committee summoned Lt. Gen. Lew open session.’’ He said electronic advised you that it doesn't apply” to the Sao Pedro do Sul and Porto de Espada. their move. Allen Jr., director of the Pentagon eavesdropping is one of America's “real NSA?, Pike asked. "His excellency affirms to be in accord codebreaking and electronic monitoring secrets.” “Our understanding is it doesn’t apply

with almost all of its (the dissident policy agency, to discuss the NSA’s budget, per­ Pike said he wanted as much public ... The can intercept a com­ document) contents, criticizing only the sonnel allotment and mission. comment as possible because, "I feel very munication with a foreign power. " Banner

inopportunity of its release,” the letter Before Allen began reading his budget strongly that telephone communications said. said.

A spokesman at the president’s office confirmed Costa Gomes met with the dis­

sident officers Friday night and said he believed the Ehtpresso report was factual.

"I cannot give you an official confirma­ tion, but since there has been no denial, you can take it for granted," he said. States’ Share of Profit Asked The president serves on the ruling three- man junta created by the Armed Forces

Movement two weeks ago to accelerate In Drilling for Offshore Oil the country’s drive to the far left.

Since then, antl-Communist rioting has

broken out in more than 40 towns and un­

rest in the army has grown rapidly. BOSTON (UPI) - The New England Congress time to come up with a federal the benefits of development will be lost, "

The president met with the dissidents a coastal states stand to be "raped coastal management policy to handle the he said.

few hours after he swore in a new left- economically" unless federal laws gover­ effects of drilling before production ac­

wing cabinet formed by Prime Minister ning the leasing of potentially oil-rich tually gets underway. On Aug. 31, the U.S. Interior Depart­

Vasco Goncalves — the pro-Communist on offshore lands are changed, says Rep. "This legislation is more than crucial," ment will receive oil company

the junta that the dissidents want ousted. Gerry Studds, D-Mass. said Studds. “The people of this region nominations for leases on the oil-rich In its first meeting, the cabinet Studds, addressing a state-federal con­ stand a chance to be quite literally raped tracks along the Continental Shelf.

nationalized the country’s second largest ference on offshore drilling Friday, urged economically if the laws are not Studds also insisted the oil industry has

shipyard and remaining privately owned Congress to pass legislation giving states a changed.” overstated both the ability of offshore oil breweries. larger share of the profits, from the Studds’ remarks were echoed by other to bring droves of new jobs to

In different parts of the country, former drilling and make oil companies liable for speakers, including Massachusetts Lt. unemployment-plagued New England and Foreign Milnister Maj. Melo Antunes and spills. Gov. Thomas O’Neill. to significantly lower regional fuel prices. The legislation would also require a other moderate officers Friday circulated “Whether we like it or not, George's "It will be the onshore impact which

a document protesting the military delay between exploration and drilling, a Bank will be explored for oil. This explora­ will be extraordinary compared to any move strongly opposed by the oil com­ tion can be done on our terms, or on the leadership’s increasing leftward drift. offshore impact,” he said. "We have got Military sources said the document was panies but favored by many coastal states. terms the oil industry lays down," said 9 to find front-end money for coastal states Under current law, leases give companies O’Neill. attracting a growing number of to absorb the social, political and signatures. the right to both explore and produce. “If the New England states fall into economic impact of any coastal Studds said the delay is needed to give squabbling among themselves, many of A few hours after the cabinet took ol- development.”

flce, marines returned to the northern

town of Fafe, 200 miles from Lisbon, to disperse large crowds protesting the death of a second anti-Communist demonstrator - - maz'hine-gunned during a mob attack on Natural Gas Shortage Predicted

WASHINGTON (UPI) - Natural gas- energy and economic advisers. Another White House spokesman, John What To Do in a Holdup shortages will hit industry hard this “But no final decisions were made.” Carlson, said industrial users would winter — perhaps hard enough to close Greener said the advisers estimated this probably suffer first from limitations in some factories — and could pinch home Inside Today Patrolman Roy Abbie shows Mrs. Marie Aroian, a sales clerk at the Nassiff winter's natural gas shortages would be the gas supplies, perhaps forcing shut­ heating supplies too. White House experts Aims Co. on Main St., the polibe department’s new booklet, “Operation half again as bad as the shortfalls suffered downs of some factories and causing un­ say. last winter. Bicentennial feature — ...... Page 2 Hold-up.” It tells her what to do when held up. Written by Off. Russell employment. President Ford got this grim forecast They predicted supplies would fall about ...... Page 2 Holyfield, community relations officer, it first suggests the hold-up victim He said residential consumers of natural Playground events .. Friday during a two-hour energy briefing 15 per cent below anticipated national de­ gas for heating and cooking would suffer Senior Citizens...... Page 3 keep calm. Do not resist, it says. Then call the police first and quick. Other that produced clear estimates on the size mand, which now runs about 22 trillion next if the shortage proves severe enough. Manchester Has I t ...... Page 5 suggestions are included. William H. Hale, president of the Greater and scope of the gas shortage, but no deci­ cubic feet per year. Last winter, supply "It’s very difficult to determine which ...... Page 6 Manchester Chamber of Commerce and president of the Heritage Savings sion on what can be done about it. fell 10 per cent short of demand. Churches ...... industries will be hit first." Carlson said...... Page 7 and Loan Association, told Chief Robert Lannan the chamber is pleased to "The Presideht reviewed various ad­ And Greener said local shortages could Wings of Evening.. Ford has recommended deregulation of ministrative actions he could take to help be even more severe in Iowa, Missouri, Business...... Page 7 have the booklets to distribute to all town merchants. Funds for the writing natural gas prices which he says will serve minimize” the impact of the prospective Ohio, New Jersey, New York, North and Dear Abby ...... Page 7 and printing of the booklet were supplied by a grant from the Connecticut as an incentive to increase production. shortage, deputy press secretary William South Carolina, Pennsylvania, Maryland Thoughts ApLENty Planning Committee on Criminal Administration. (Herald photo by Dunn) Congress has opposed decontrol. Greener said after Ford’s meeting with and Virginia. .'U \ I- C,V-»:

PAGE TWO - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Sat:, August 9, 1975 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Sat., August 9, 1975— PAGE THREE NEWS TUB Food Talk Rec Announces Results MONDAY, JUNE a8, 1773. [NUMB. 6 / 3 .3 FOR SENIOR CITIZENS Scheduled ______By WALLY FORTIN BROAD STREET Of Playground Olympics Hello everybody; here it is Youth-Senior Picnic 2 6 ' " « NEWPORT ^ In Vernon •(■ y e a r / MERCURY. Saturday already, and time By the way, here’s some im­ MANCHESTER sure is sailing right along. portant news for you folks who Here are the results of this Quey, 3. Susan Steuforak, 4. 9-10 Boys 4()tOIOI()lOIOIOlO0OlOtOlOIOIOI^^ The big happening this week are planning on attending this week’s Junior Olympics, spon­ Cynthia Peck. 1. Matt Cusson, 2. Jimmy }ioiOIOiOCOIOtQlOIOtOIOIOI()^^ The Vernon Environmental will be our Connecticut River year’s Youth-Senior Picnic at THE THANK YOU STORE sored by the Manchester 8 and Under Boys Hare, 3. Scott Held, 4. Mark Health Department will spon­ sor two lectures on the handling Cruise Thursday. Because we Center Springs Park on Sunday, PARKADE Recreation Department and 1. David Hart, 2. Tom Heid, 3. Cromwell. Ctntttinmg t it frtjbeft ADVICES, FO R EIG N tni DOMESTIC. must be aboard the "Yankee Aug. 17. Tickets for this super Top Notch Foods. Matthew Senkow, 4. Danny 8 and Under Girls of food and restaurant sanita­ Clipper” no later than 8:30, I event will be given out at the Senkow and Al Cote. 1. Joanna Robinson, 2. Zina tion. Sack Race guess we will have to get up picnic grounds. This means you Over 100 Stores to Serve You Better, Save You Morel 50 Yard Dash Tsapatsaris, 3. Teri McClehan, Paul Schur, chief of the food 11-12-13 Girls service section of the State before breakfast and arrive at do not have to pick up tickets in 11-12-13 Girls 3. Michelle Quey, 4. Betty Ann Printed by S O L O M O N S O U T H W I C K. in the center around 6:30 in the 1. Linda Pouliot, 2. Sue Cote, 1. Linda LaPointe, 2. Linda Maher. bTREET. Department of Health, will be advance, and the ticket you morning. receive at the picnic grounds 3. Linda McGillvary, 4. Sheila McGillvary, 3. Shelia Fox, 4. 8 and Under Boys guest lecturer. It’s going to be a long day will be for a chance on door Fox. Linda Tsapatsaris. 1. Rodney Gill, 2. Brian Schur will discuss potential 11-12-13 Boys ad yefterday iiirofled their problems and proper because the boat leaves the prizes. 11-12-13 Boys Coughlin, 3. Jim McGilvary, 4. JUST PU B L 1. John Lautenbach, 2. Scott r that eaqairy (hould be procedures for safe food ser­ Haddam docks at 9 o’clock, If you attended last year’s Pierre Thirierge, 2. Raiph 'Michael Hutchinson. A id to bo Sold hf S. Sovr u a > s artjidint in London, to bu corr [her tny perfoa by writleg spends about three hours in picnic you know what a jood Miilard, 3. Peter Robinson, 4. MacCarone, 3. Gary Coffin, 4. [ Price 8 C0f^ ourag^ the fending troopa vice, restaurant sanitation, \avjn. dated April 12, » 773‘ Greenport, and returns to Had­ Todd Stavens. Kevin Anderson. ling repoMi that iroope tte food-home diseases, and the time it was, and this year the dam at 6, meaning that we 9-10 Girls 9 and 10 Girls S E K ^ •• Dear Sir, ^ thoughts any mcafum to difcountc- criteria by which restaurants members of SAM are going all 1. April Thomas, 2. Becky ite procecdlogi | but on the are rated by state and local in­ won’t get home until around out to make it another gala af­ 1. Theresa Tanguay, 2. April P>i«CHis iir I cannot “ fo r faking up and bringing over, ire of the aAora or abettora 7:30. Blake, 3. Shelly Hassett, 4. Nan­ Thomas, 3. Michelle Curry, 4. wail on the governor, and spectors. fair. Precision Hoop Run You will be given a box lunch cy Bartlett. Nancy Bartlett. Incorporated on the late commiffion, ^ ^ G ^ fp e e fchooner. ^ of war oiit of the hirboor. Charles Vassilopoulos, Ver­ The picnic is from 1 to 5, and the hcada of • BofUm to take along with you, and then 9-10 Boys 9-10 Boys f 0 B T M . perfoni concerned in uncomplaw- non's sanitation officer, is most of the action will take propagation of the GorpcI iblic meafurta. you had better plan on eating a place around the ice skating 1. Timothy Walsh, 2. James 1. Matt Cusson, 2. Tracy 11-12-13 Girls atchy Qiouid UR alwaya. arranging for the lectures If fuch a , A gainft, on the part of Ame- big meal in Greenport. I Frallicciardi, 3. John Frallic- Strickland. 3. John Paggioli, 4. 1. Linda McGillvary, 2. Carol le bearer of •b '’*'l** tt a mure fnli nccounu in the former Administration is located just off Eidgerton St. ir# you are there, because there 1. Michelle Morianos, 2. Bett 1. Michelle Morianos, 2. Betty 11-12-13 Boys Lora Bilhop of St. StWrable ttave., as ever e x iM . The ®o ^ Building, 55 E. Main St., on Lodge Dr. 'dient fervant, will be no stopping on the return Maher 3. Laura Blake, 4. Ann Maher, 3. Cheri Moran, 4. Rockville. Another iiUportant reminder 1. Peter Robinson, 2. Robert iO. HUTCHINSON. trip. Michelle Quey. Susan Stefurak. Matson, 3. Mike Foster, 4. S. effea. a general with regard to Full-or part-time employes of is that next ’Ihursday our bus Elilha Co The buses are filled up now, 8 and Under Boys 8 and Under Boys Timothy Derby. uthe I r.cu«of k» B'/fn, Mia/I 1761, places serving food or will not be operating. Many of lafornu the P futmaiion ihuuld be had with a couple on the waiting list 1. Allen Cote, 2. Weston 1. Mark Paggioli, 2. Rodney 9-10 Girls beverages are encouraged to at­ us will be going on the Connec­ America, date of (be commi(Ron.>r« just in case of any last minute Willett, 3. Jimmy MacGillvary, Giil, 3. Sal Rafala, 4. Michael tend and any other interested ticut River Cralse, and with 1. Michelle Curry, 2. Collette no shows. 4. Shawn Held. Hutchinson. Lessard, 3. Sue Lessard, 4. Shel­ life* persons may also attend. Gloria on vacation, there won’t . This past Tuesday was our Sit-Ups Standing Broad Jump ly Hassett. (Courtesy, American Antiquarian Society. There will be no charge, and be any official programs. topping day and we had 29 However, the building will be 11-12-13 Girls 11-12-13 Girls 9-10 Boys certificates of attendance will members aboard. open, and those wishing to play 1. Linda LaPointe, 2. Carol 1. Linda LaPointe, 2. Shelia 1. Keith Boushee, 2. John Contemporary newspapers did not make much mention press began to talk to oppression. Solomon Southwick, be issued to each participant. I’inochle shuffleboard, cards, or Anne Comperetti, 3. Sue Cote, Fox, 3. Brenda McConneil. F railicciard i, 3. Tim othy of the destruction of the Gaspee. When the British ap­ publisher of the Newport Mercury, was an ardent Patriot Anyone having questions about On Wednesday we had 12 whatever may do so. 4. Linda Tsapatsaris. 11-12-13 Boys Chokas, 4. Jimmy Hare. pointed a commission to investigate the affair and set up a who joined in the protest. This excerpt from the issue of the programs should contact 11-12-13 Boys 1. Raiph Maccarone, 2. Rick 8 and Under Girls the Vernon Health Department. tables for pinochle games with Schedule for the Week special procedure for trying those involved, the colonial June 21, 1773, is superimposed on the paper of June 28. the following winners; 1. Larry Dupont, 2. David Krol, 3. Pierre Thirierge, 4. 1, Jill Bycholoski, 2. Cheri Monday through Friday, Ann Haupt, 622; Frank Wayland, 3. Shawn McKenny, 4. Peter Robinson. Moran, 3. Teri McGehan, 4. registering for Stanley Park Ken Boutin. 9 and 10 Girls Cynthia Waish. Gadomski, 618; Beatrice Cor­ and also for the three-day trip mier, 593; Joseph Windsor, 589; 9-10 Giris 1. April Thomas, 2. Michell 8 and Under Boys FUN IN THE SUN to Brown’s. The Press and the American Revolution Lee Steinmeyer, 583; John 1. Becky Blake, 2. Theresa Curry, 3. Theresa Tanguay, 4. 1. Mike Morianos, 2. Thomas NEEDS - PICNIC - Monday, 8:30 a.m., senior Tanguay, 3, Karen Peck, 4. Karen Peck. Held, 3. Jimmy MacGillvary, 4. BEACH - VACATION Phelps, 582; Martha LaBate, golfing at the East Hartford Shelly Hassett. 9 and 10 Boys Allan Cote. 572; Ann Thompson, 568; Bessie Golf Cturse; 10 a.m. to noon, Coste and Esther Anderson, 9-10 Boys 1. John Frallicciardi, 2. Mike ARTHUR DRUG kitchen social games, one can Burning of the Gaspee 563; Helena Gavello dnd Mary 1. Matt Cusson, 2. Scott Held, Walsh, 3. David Boutin, 4. Bob­ of canned goods needed; 1 to 4 3. Tim Stefurak and Michael by McConnell. O’Reilly, 556. p.m., pinochle games. Bus Derby, 4. Tracy Strickiand. In the afternoon, it was time pickup at 8:30 a.m. return trip 8 and Under Girls Frisbee Throw 8 and Under out for bridge and we had 18 at noon and 4 p.m. 1. Michelle Morianos, 2. Betty 11-12-13 Girls by Dr. Francis G. Waletl be ignored by British authorities; a naval This printing test pattern is 1. Sharon Hart, 2. Michelle Ann Maher, 3. Joanna Robin­ players with these lucky Tuesday, 9:30 a.m. bus for I. Nancy Pouliot, 2, Sue Cote, Worcester Slate .College vessel had b ^ n destroyed and a king’s of­ part of The Herald auality,cpp; winners: shopping; 1 p.m. Senior son, 4. Michelle Quey. 3. Cindy Vennart, 4. Carol Copyright 1975 Ameriran ficer had been attacked. When news of the trot program In'order to give 8 and Under ^ y s Gus Gull, 4,080; George Last, Summer Bowling at the Pouliot. Antiquarian' Society affair reached England the ministry you one of the finest 3,880; Marianne Herdic, 3,350; 1. Mark Tanguay, 2. Mark Parkade Lanes; 1:30 p.m. 11-12-13 Boys It was on June 9. 1772, that the British decided to offer a reward of 500 pounds for newspapers in the nation. Ivy Siddell, 3,L40, and Ann return trip from shopping. Paggioli, 3. Michael Hutchin­ I. Pierre Thirierge, 2. customs schooner the Gaspee ran aground information leading to the conviction ol son, 4. Mark Cusson. Campbell, 2,720. Wednesday, 10 a.m. to noon, Gregory Chokas, 3. Robert Mat- at Namquit Point, a few miles south of those responsible. In addition, a royal During the day we heard that Softball Throw pinochle games; 12:45 p.m. son, 4. Steve Bycholski. Providence, R.I., in Narragansett Bay. commission was created to investigate our good friend Karl White is bridge games. Bus pickup at 11-12-13 Girls 9-10 Girls That night several boatloads of men matters and send suspects to Britain for again a patient at Manchester 8)30 a.m., return trips at noon 1. Karen McConnell, 2. Bren­ I. April Thomas, 2. Caroline from Providence pulled alongside the trial. Memorial Hospital. He wants and 3 p.m. da McConnell, 3. Lynda Tsapat­ McConnell, 3. Tammy Kleperis, Gaspee. The watch gave the alarm, but It was generally known that John Brown everyone that sent him cards to Thursday, 7 a.m., buses leave saris, 4. Robin Ashton. 4. Becky Blake. the commander of the vessel, Lt. William and other prominent Providence men had know he appreciates them very for the Connecticut River 11-12-13 Boys 9-10 Boys Dudingston, could not prevent the Patriots organized the attack on the Gaspee, and much, and thanks all of you. Cruise; 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., 1. John Shackett, 2. Gary Cof­ I. Roland Lestage, 2. Scott from boarding and seizing control of the had also led the raid. No effort had been Karl cannot have any visitors building open. No special cs fin, 3. Jim Voiland, 4. Rick Held, 3. Jimmy Hare, 4. Gaspee. As the British commander rushed made by the participants to disguise for a while, so just keep him programs. No bus today. Krol. Timothy Chokas. on deck in his nightshirt and great coat, themselves. happy with more cards. Friday, 10 to noon, kitchen 9-10 Girls 8 and Under Girls shots rang out and Dudingston was When the investigating commission met Thursday rolled in and so did social games, one can of canned 1. Tammy Kleperis, 2. Nancy I. Teri McGehan, 2. Sharon wounded in the groin and in the arm. in Newport in early 1773, however, it found the rain; all activities moved goods needed; 1 p.m. to 4 p.m., Bartlett, 3. April Thomas, 4. Hart, 3. Cheri Moran, 4. A midshipman declared later that one of that the citizens of Providence bad Inside where some played the setback games. Bus pickup at J!L Shelly Hassett. Michelle Millarde. the mobs' leaders threatened the lives of issue of Feb. 22,1772 declared "Some say remarkably short memories. No one could Sum m or Indoor shuffleboard game, 8:30 a.m., return trips at noon ma'n asy ; 8 and Under Boys the commander and his men. "Now, you this p-r-t-c-1 schooner belongs to K.G — the identify the rioters; and no one would ad­ llhile others enjoyed playing and 4 p.m. ' n * A II£ E I. Mark Cusson, 2. Edward piratical rascal, we have got you. D-mn Th-d; but we should think it a little below mit to any knowledge of the Gaspee affair. SPECIALS on cards. M A N c m s fe n Dupont, 3. Michael Hassett, 4, his Br-t-n-c Majesty to keep them of war In all probability an informer would have .m nnuNGGAin:, DRIVE-IN/ROUTES 6 4 44/1 you, we will hang you ail by the laws of Weston Willett. Great Britain,” employed in robbing some of the poorest risked his life If he had testified. Faced ALUMINUM But Dudingston and the crew were tied Subjects." The author warned colonists, with the defiance of the Rhode Islanders, THEATRE SCHEDULE the commission was powerless. • SIOINQ up and put ashore. After looting the "Americans, take CARE of your (Choos* from 20 THE ULTIMATE P u sh Up Gaspee and throwing the commander’s PROPERTIES! ” Let Incident Pass Saturday Sunday BURNSIDES E9 DISASTER CotofS) I 11-12-13 Girls papers and clothing overboard, the In Lt. Dudingston the Rhode Island Despite the seriousness of the burning of UA Eiast 1 — "Jaw s” 2:40- I SUMNSDEAVt. I. HTFD.« S28-3333 1. Shelia Fox, 2, Cherri Patriots set the ship afire. By morning she traders faced a determined "fire-eating the Gaspee, the crown decided to let the • WINDOWS UA East 1 — "Jaws" 2:40- 5:007:20-9:40 QENE HACKMAN Strickland, 3. Sue Cote, 4. Carol sea dog.” The Mercury reported that he incident pass with the hope that greater • AWNINQ8 had burned to the water’s ^ g e . 5:00-7:20-9:40 UA East 2 — “Clockwork Ann Comparetti. had said he would be delighted to see New­ harmony between Britain and the colonies *YKNCH CONNECTION r What bad provoked the Rhode Islanders • CANOPIES UA East 2 — "Clockwork Orange” 4:30-9:00; 11-12-13 Boys port burn, and that he swore "he would be would result. (R) 7:18.9:15 to such a bold act as the destruction of a • DOORS Orange” 9:00; "Deliverance” "Deliverance” 2:30-7:00 1. Ralph Maccarone, 2. Rick damn'd if he or his crew would lift a finger But the Patriots refused to drop the $2. British naval craft? Wn Now Cony Aluminum 2:00-7:00 UA East 3 — "Donald’s Krol, 3, Jim Voiland, 4. Philip to put out the fire.” matter. They could see ominous LYNNE REDGRAVE Narragansett traders had long con­ Prtmo WIntlowB UA East 3 — "Donald’s Duckling Gang, The Apple vorrng LORNE GREENE Tardif. Dudingston was haughty and insolent possibilities in the way that the ministry ducted business pretty much as they Duckling -Gang, The Apple Dumping Gang” 2:10-4:30-7:00- “THE HAPPY HOOKEITr PlusI 9-10 Boys with masters of vessels that he boarded had reacted to the Gaspee riot. It seemed pleased, and they had a hearty disrespect Free Estimates Dumping Gang” 2:10-4:30-7:00- 9:10 7:30-9:30 STEVE McQueen 1. Craig Franklin, 2, Roland for British navigation regulations. When during his cruise about Narragansett Bay to many that the appointment of a board of E-Z Terms 9:10 Burnside 1 — “ French 9 9 t Lestage, 3. Timothy Walsh, 4. customs officers with the aid of naval in the Gaspee. And it was charged that his inquiry was interference in the internal af­ SUN. MATINEE 99< HI 2 PM “THEREIVERS"po Burnside 1 — "French Connection II” 1:10-3:15-5:10- Patrick Stefurak. vessels became more diligent in enfor­ men stole sheep, hogs and chickens from fairs of a colony. And the prospect of for­ Connection II” 1:10-3:15-5:15- 7:15-9:25 8 and Under Boys farms around the bay. This arrogant cing suspects to stand trial in England was cing trade laws in 1772, local citizens noisi­ BILL 7:15-9:25 Burnside 2 — "The Happy 1. Rodney Gill, 2. Michael ly expressed their indignation. British officer couldn’t fail to infuriate untiiinkable. Burnside 2 - "The Happy Hooker” 1:30-3:30-5:30-7:30- Morianos, 3. Matthew Paggioli, people, and the local citizens were elated Not only Rhode Islanders were aware of Hooker” 1:30-3:30-5:30-7:30- 9:30 4. Mark Paggioli. when Dudingston’s ship ran aground.. these dangers. Newly created committees Denounced Practice TUISISKY 9:30 Manchester Drive-In — 8 and Under Girls The Newport Mercury, published since Merchants and other Patriots soon got of correspondence made sure that these Manchester Drive-In — "The ’’Tidal Wave” 8:25; “The 1. Cheri Moran, 2. Cynthia 1768 by Solomon Southwick, angrily their revenge by burning the Gaspee. threats to American liberty were well 6 4 9 -9 0 9 5 Reivers” 8:25; “Tidal Wave” Reivers” 10:00 Peck, 3. Jennifer Cromwell, 4. denounced the use of naval craft in Offers Reward publicized by printers throughout the 10:15 ' Vernon Cinema 1 — "French Joanna Robinson. searching for smugglers. A writer in the This was hardly an Incident that could colonies in newspapers and broadsides. Vernon Cinema 1 — "French Connection II” 1:16-3:15-5:15- Connection II’’ 2:00-7:15-9:15 7:15-9:15 Cinema 2 - "The Reincarna­ Cinema 2 — "The Reincarna­ tion of Peter Proud” 2:00-7:30- tion ol Peter Proud” 1:30-3:30- Camping Trip Set 9:30 5:307:30-9:30 E A S T H mmoRo m O | i ^ [AST WINDSOR Registrations are being will have a cabin from Saturday ShoWpIace -- "Tidal Wave” Showplace — "Tidal Wave” accepted at the office of the In­ afternoon through Monday 2:007:30-9:15 2:00-7:30-9:15 DRIVE IN ★ RT 5 II D I Un^ersity of dian Valley YMCA, Vernon Cir­ afternoon. Showcase Cinema 1 — Showcase Cinema 1 — L™— ■! Connecticut cle, for a family camping trip There will be swimming, "RoUerbaU” 2:004:35-7:10-9:50 ’’Rollerball” 2:004:35-7; 10-9 :S0 MATMEES scheduled for Labor Day boating, fishing, tennis, hiking Showcase Cinema 2 — Showcase Cinema 2 — EVERY WED. weekend, Aug. 30 through Sept. and relaxation, and family- •■Nashville” l:104;00-7;eO-9:45 “Nashville” 1:104:00-7:00-9:45 SAT.-SUN. 99‘ 1. style meals will be provided by Showcase Cinema 3 — “Pink Showcase Cinema 3 — “Pink NOW PLAYINQ At least one person in a fami­ the camp staff. Panther” 1:10-3:20-5:20-7:40- Panther” 1:10-3:20-5:20-7:40- QENE HACKMAN - R ly must be a member of the Lawrence Cargill, executive 10:00 10:00 “FRENCH “Y.” The weekend will be spent director of the YMCA is coor­ Showcase Cinema 4 — Showcase Cinema 4 — CONNECTION II” at Camp Woodstock in dinating activities at the camp. "Walking Tall Part II” 1:00- ’’Walking Tall Part H” 1:00- 2 RM WEO •nd SAT. 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PAGE FOUR — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn,, Sat., August 9, 1975 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Sat., August 9, 1975— PAGE FIVE Town Voted for Firehouse, Waits inion By an 8 to 1 vote Tuesday night, with only Republican Hlllery Gallagher (who is leaving his post Sept. 1) voting “nay,” the MANCHESTER WEEK IN REVIEW Board of Directors authorized construc­ being made to vacate the three-year-old tion of the controversial $300,000 Buckland grocery store. No reason was given for the closing; 80 employes were affected. firehouse. consummated without Town of tion the proposal should be split into two visory Park and Rec Commission for its Business Compromising its position, to appease Manchester permission. referendum questions. review and advice. The commission lUNCHESIER HAS IT Sports those opposing the construction, the board Town Counsel William Broneill has been The board unanimously rejected a already Is on record in opposition to the Publisher Raymond Healy announced stipulate that financing and actual con- instructed by the Board of Directors to proposal for a $500,000 bond issue for proposal. his IS-week-oId Manchester Observer Ralph DeNicoIo, assistant golf pro at went out of business because it “never Manchester Country Club, placed second stniction won’t start until legal questions precede ex[^itiously toward finding a townwide sanitary sewers, to be repaid The state Department of Transportation are resolved. method for solving the dispute. He said, from assessments against those property really got Off the ground.” ’The weekly overall in the Connecticut Open Monday said the Burr Comers-to-downtown Hart­ Those legal questions relate to fire- because of the many conflicting special owners getting the sanitary sewers. newspaper was first sold, then distributed and Tuesday at Ellington Ridge Chnintry 725 EAST COUNTR ford commuter bus, in operation since Business-Directory Guide For protection jurisdiction in the Buckland acts involved, the process may take one, The board approved separate ap­ free before Its demise. Club. DeNicoIo took home a share of the 284IM U IT. MANCHESriil July 1972, is the most popular of the IS iMarctiaiiti In Early Americar area — whether it’s the town’s or the two or more months. propriations for sanitary sewers in E. top prize for pros, pocketing $1,000. i & 0 express bus lines it runs. ’The local service The state Labor Department said it is MIDDLE TURNPIKE Eighth Distict’s. Middle Tpke., between Plaza Dr. and Rich Riojrdan and John Herdlc moved Furniture Reproductions carries about 1,000 one-way passengers up-to-date on processing claims for un­ Buckland area property owners pay Ludlow Rd.; and for Keeney St., from into the finals of the Club Championship at Manchester and Surrounding School Referendum per day. employment compensation in Manchester CLOCKS • U M P S • FIREPUCE FURNISHIN68 and taxes to the Town Fire District but are Hackmatack St. to Folly Brook. Manchester (kiuntry Club. Also Tuesday night, the board despite a heavy caseload of seasonal MANCHESTER » RAUTIGAL PARAPHERNALIA serviced (under the contract) by District OPEN TUE8., WED., SAT. 10 P.M. - S:M P.M. authorized a November 4 townwide closing claims. The Manchester American Legion Fire Department. baseball team finished its Zone Eight THURSDAY S FRIDAY, 10 A.M. - S P.M. referendum on a proposed $2,373,000 bond Parking Offer Olmsted Retires Vicinity SUNDAY 12 NOON—■ - 5 P.M. PLENTY OF FREE PARKIND On July 31, a petition was filed with the issue. It would be for renovations and ad­ “Veteran Vet” Dr. Richard Olmsted Arthur Drug Store at 942 Main St. com­ schedule with a 10-10-1 record. John district, requesting expansion of district The town was told the state is ready to Koepsei and Bruce Ballard were named to WE SERVICE AND INSTALL INDUSTRIAL AND COMMERCIAL ditions to Bentley and Washington Schools spend up to $300,000 for improvements in retired after 42 years as a veterinarian, 33 pleted expansion of its pharmacy and held boundaries into the Buckland area for fire the zone all-star team. and for replacing the West Side Rec with a Charter Oak Field if it is given permission of those years in Manchester. He had grand opening sales. The store. In business AIR CONDITIONING, protection. By a voice vote, district voters Softball play wound down in Manchester featuring this week... new building. to maintain a 267-vehicle commuter retired two years ago from the position of 40 years, doubled its size. authorized the expansion. Town officials, The vote was 6 to 3, with the Republican Town of Manchester sanitarian, after 31 Pathmark Supermarket at 214 Spencer with most league championships decided. REFRIGERATION and HEATING however, contend the annexation can’t be parking lot there. The directors referred C, 0,N,S,U,ME,R isM il minority voting “nay.” It’s their conten- the state’s preliminary plans to the Ad­ years in that post. St. closed Wednesday and plans were Tournament play begins Monday for A Division clubs. . _lVe Also Do Sheet Metal Work New England Mechanical Services, Inc. ROUTE #83, P.o. BOX 3147 MANCHESTER PARKADE TALCOTTVILLE, CONN. (06066) \ Your Complete Draft Clarified ______643-2738 • 843-2192 Appliance Store

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Church 646-0228 - 875-3252 pipes, and gaskets are on the shelves. k COMPUTE UNE OF WHTON ClIXE DECORATIONS It would be difficult to list all the names carried, but perhaps the most familiar are AC, United Delco, MACHINE Auto-Lite, Dayco, Standard Motors, A.P., and Fitzgerald. You will also find a great selection of tools, 70 UNION ST. 191 CENTEN ET. everything you could possibly need, from small screwdrivers to heavy duty jacks. There’s also a well- SHOP MANCHESTER. CONN. ROCKVILLE. CONN. Mon. - SM. 1G-I Mon. - S«t. 10-5 equipped machine shop on the premise to provide assistance on some of the heavier jobs. Frt. 10-1 Gull at Qld Saybrook (Herald photo by Dunn) Thurt., 10-9 Where other stores may stock one or two items, here are parts you might not expect to find outside of a SERVICES Wedding Cakeit A Specially large warehouse. The next time your car gives you trouble, try Manchester Auto Parts first. With the largest stock in the area and a crew of experienced helpful counter men, you’ll probably find things you didn’t even AVAILABLE know you wanted, and answers to questions you haven’t even asked! EVERYTHING IN WE CAN'T HIDE BEHIND OUR PRODUCT Betty Jane Turner School of Dance HERALD 40 Oak Street Manchester YESTERDAYS Some Observations From The Closet Lessons in Ballet, Tap, Jazz, J.A. W HITE G LASS CO., Inc. Acrobatic, and Baton Twirling 25 Years Ago In the history of American families the TURNITURE TOPS PICTURE WINDOWS ~ lots on Columbus, Bolton, Lockwood and blissfully in the hot city. There is also the Tel. 649-0256 529-0442 Returning to the area after a 10-year closet has been the place where the scary Chambers St., according to papers filed secrets were stowed away, including fami­ closet nonvacationer who has his M.nchMIn 649-7322U t7 -|J£ A UBI i m IISI. absence, Sam Smith, son of Mr. and Mrs. MAX LERNER MANCHESTER OVER 11 YEARS EXPERIENCE CLASSES RESUME IN SEPTEMBER today at office of Town Clerk Samuel J. ly skeletons. What was hidden there usual­ secretary send for the illustrated travel ’Thomas J. Smith of 92 Hilliard St., is Turkington. folders with their bargain trips to every building an experimental model-making ly was what would outrage the neighbors and perhaps even the more tender paradise from Tobago to Easter Island, 763 plant and machine shop on a two-acre plot Shockley (not the other Shockley). He until now has displayed his TV set and his and then spends his holidays at home MAIN ST. on Phoenix St., Vernon. 10 Years Ago members of the family itself. notes the obvious when he says that white copy of “Jaws,” and hid Anthony Trollope The closet skeletons of the past have in­ messing with cookbooks and ^ t i n g up his DON WILLIS Specializing In A new Alexander Jarvis development in Anglo-Saxon Protestants “are largely a and George Meredith, but now dares bring 643-1191 Police sgt. Henry Gauruder is promoted volved beliefs and practices ahead of their d r^ m book. BRAKE SERVICE Homestead Park section is indicated in to lieutenant; Patrolman Leo Grover is silent minority in today’s America.” He them out and declare himself a reader, let r end with a few more strange 191 GARAGE time, outrunning the slow pace of Front End Alifnment conveyance by E.J. Holl to Jarvis of <3 promoted to sergeant. goes on to think the unthinkable, making a the skies fail if they will. There is also his revolutionaries. There is the closet sober­ MAIN ST. 18 Main St, TH. 649-4S31 changing attitudes. But given the fury of call for “the emergence of a new sense of close cousin, the furtive clean-book collec­ General Repair Norli current change, when everyone competes sides who — amidst the vast current con­ MANCHESTER whiteness,” which can “break the current tor, who keeps his pornography shelf on sumption of alcohol — shows up at with everyone to beat out the future, the impasse in racial understanding.” display, but sneaks time every night shockers today are the ideas and practices cocktail parties to pay his social dues, but 643-1900 The, mind reels. If a closet WASP can before bed to pore over his nonpor­ nurses a single drink and secretly pours l® anrl]^ato lEu^utn^Hfralb that are survivals from the past. They come up from underground, why shouldn’t nography collection by flashlight. have to be nourished and cherished secret­ that into the potted plant. There Is also the a closet heterosexual go and do likewise? As part of this Gideon’s Band I might closet square who is up on all the singles ly, lest they outrage the prevailing legions It would, of course, bring grief to his add the closet narrative fiction writer, M ANOIESTER SAFE S LOCK CO. of the fashionable present and of furirist gossip, and makes sure to be seen with USTOM ifITCHEN I Founded Oct. 1, 1881 Suggested Carrier Rates The Manchester Publishing parents, and it might — as it were — queer who sends an annual volume of multilevel chic. some high-steppers, but lives a double life fiVe L0Cf£SM/rH , Payable in Advance Co. assumes no financial his son’s chances to make the best clubs in symbol clusters to his publisher, but is Published by the responsibility for typographical and secretly practices fidelity. 453 MAIN ST., M A N C H EST ER • 643-6922 Manchester Publishing Co., Single Copy ...... 15« Hence the topsy-turvy revolution in the secretly writing a novel of straight E N T E R IV 649-7544 ' errors appearing in adver­ college. But it could be the opening shot in Weekly ... In politics there is a friend of mine who Herald Square, Manchester. .. m tisements and other reading closet disclosures. What was once Q M x i i X i W04«HE»$K$S Alirmi Locks & ^ ^ nte^ treetjmhcheste^ ^ ^ ^ ^ I Conn. 06040. telephone Q43> One Month .,. the struggle for liberation from storytelling, like Dickens, Somerset is a Democrat and who pays public .$3.90 matter in The Manchester dangerously avant-garde has become safe Ssl68. Combinalion Changes. 2711 (Area Code 203). Three Months $11.70 Evening Herald. homosexual chauvinism and unisex role Maugham and John O’Hara. He isn’t Sales & Service • Bonded ^Moat Six Months ... obeisance to the vacuum of Democratic $23.40 and conformist, while the traditional models. ready to declare himself yet, but as I 'RuLb& i/ keys in stock Repairs of all kinds Published every evening One Y ear...... $46.60 leadership, but in his closet heart of hearts beliefs make a covert and daring Also We Make Keys Scissors & except Sundays and holidays. Mdil Rates Upon Request Other closet apparitions suggest watch him read the book reviews I feel his Display advertising closing believes in the miracle of someone turning S t o m p A Ptnking Shears Sharpened Kitchens of Distinctior Entered at the Manchester, Subscribers who fail to receive hours; Three lull days prior to appearance from time to time.As a courage gathering. Conn., Post Office as Second themselves. Here is the closet woman-in- up by 1976. Finally there is the friend who NEED A NEW KITCHEN? COME TO THE EXPERTS j their newspaper before 5:30 p.m. publication. Deadline for Herald watcher of such matters in American a-dress, who until now has worn the I know I am on sacred ground when I ap­ Class Mall Matter. should telephone the circulation classified advertising: 12 noon is a closet patriot. He talks dutifully about CUSTOM MADE department, 647-9946. civilization, I found it exciting to see a proach travel and weekends. But there is prior to day of publication; 12 regulations pants uniform and hid her the decline of the West and the decay of SEE U8 FOR: Raymond F. Robinson Member noon Friday lor publication closet WASP come out into the open, and CANVAS AWNimS skirt, but now dares to put it on and even the city weekender who runs for the 4:12 • Aluminum Roll Up Publisher Audit Bureau of Circulation Saturday and Monday. declare himself such. It was in a piece on America, but secretly — very secretly — IRON wears nylons with it - to the awakening every Friday afternoon, presumably he believes we will make it. Awnin^e the Op-Ed page of the Los Angeles Times, hopes of the stocking manufacturers. headed for the Hamptons, but manages to • Door Canopies by a college chaplain called Donald P.S. Need I add that this was written in • Storm Doors O s frin s k y SCRAP METAL ■There is the closet literate reader who miss it secretly and spends the weekend my closet? • Combination Windows MANCHESnR ANNINS CO. DEALER IN WASTE and PAPER 109 WEST CENTER ST. MATERIALS 731 PARKER ST. Taiaphons 649-3091 Tel. 643 9735 or 643 5879 EtUbllthtd IMS

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It seems that no money had been ap­ in traffic and pedestrian matters —name­ pastries, fruits, etc., brings them across "Serving the area since 1955" Quality Memorials To the editor: Equipment Lacking propriated. staff that ask no more than a simple “thank you.” (Herald photo by Pinto) I am writing this letter for two reasons. ly, Polife Chief Lannan. constantly throughout the day. On Friday, Aug. 1, an event occured that First, to publicly thank this woman for her To the editor: My question is why not? Surely main­ To his credit, the chief is forceful, 1 feel must be shared with our community. taining adequate safety standards is a kindness, although the joy she received As a citizen who enjoys Manchester’s eloquent, and thoroughly reasonable. The The question arise: Why not regulated Got A Painting ProMem? W all Helpl An 11-year old boy who had recently minimum requirement for a facility ser­ sidewalk has to be on the east side, he the crossing of Oakland St. by having a ll, from her action will probably mean more many recreation facilities, I would like to Service etill meant eemelhing to ue >- and tervice meene apendlng eiKMigb become involved with our agency was in ving so many. reasons, since the bend at the north end of M MMCMESTO, MeiT M WUH S n S T PET OWNERS publicly register a compliment and a com- crossing take place in the vicinity of time with you to help you eelect the riaht paint flnieh for that lob you’re plan­ than my thanks. Second, I would hope that coNFun FwiM I a m saftKx front of the building raking grass and all of us can use this woman as an example plaint concerning Globe Hollow, Preventing serious accidents is only half the road limits visibility and is unsuitable Pero’s under controlled conditions? II you can’t llnd what you’re looking lor elsewhere, stop ning. See ua for paint and aervlca when you plan your naxt prolacL H O I of the safety story; we need also to be LOM COST PRINTING sweeping sidewalks. He had ran away of what can be done to help others. 'The Manchester’s “swimming hole.” as a crosswalk. Pero’s Market and the To allow things to go on as planned Is to . WHILE YOU WAIT (PHOTO READY) In to sea us. Chances are we will have what you need. from an unhappy foster home situation ready when they happen. Mobile station in the vicinity, moreover, five dollars was nice but the time and con­ Although literally hundreds of people create two crosswalks —the official one at H tM n c«M • niT M in • M U ntEPt Why not stop here lirst and you may not have to go any 400 MAIN SIREEI • MANCHfSIER.CONN Lynn Boggess and was awaiting a meeting with his state cern were far more important. If each of use this facility daily, the lifeguards and further hinder visibility. Just for the Sheldon Rd. and the informal but widely MINIT-MAN PRINTING lurther. E^JeJmson P A I N T C Q 06040 social worker and our staff to determine a us can make a commitment to become in­ staff do an excellent job of maintaining an record, however, two important facts used one at Pero’s. S40 MAIN ST. • MANCHSSTEn • MS.1777 YOUR new placement. As he was working, a should have been considered: • SEE US FOR ENGRAVED NAME PLATES MANCHESTER PET CENTER INDEPENDENT DEALER ME.MHKK. IMF ORDER OE lEIE GOLDEN RULE volved and offer assistance where it is orderly and therefore safe atmosphere • TRY OUR NEW QUICK ACTION XBOX COPIERI woman passing on the sidewalk stopp^, 1. ’The intersection of Oakland St. and 9 MAPLE STREET, DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER • 649-4273 needed then perhaps we can begin to help among the swimmers of all ages. Ronald Dionne ______dust Around The Corner From Main... 723 MAIN ST.p MANCHESTER s 649-4501 commented on his good work, and began a some of our young people lead happier, Certainly more could be done, however, Two Crosswalks Sheldon Rd. provides the entrance to 165 Oakland St. conversation. With the temperature more productive lives. The need for in order to widen our margin of safety Manchester’s industrial park. Heavy traf­ UUNDllYMAlLiij To the Editor: rou 41WATV l" Y GIIIM AT M M FORMAL’S INN inc. WE DO THE BEST reaching well above 90 degrees this kind housing (both short term and permanent) should an emergency situation exist. fic characterizes the area, and it can only ^ I r The issue of whether or not Oakland St. JOHN’S FLOOR COVERING INC.

I MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn.. Sat., August 9, 1975 — PAGE NINE Thoughts Memory Lane for Reeling Tigers MAJOR LEAGUE BOXSCORES Crampton Sets Record NATIONAL LEAGUE Pittsburgh Houston (1st Game) ApLENty NEW YORK (U P I)-T h e set in 1920 and tied in 1953 second innings for the Twins took the loss in making his one run and scored another Royals to tie the score 2-2 in Kansas City CleveUnd Detroit Tigers are em­ abrhbi abrhbi Chicago AUanU abrhbi abrhbi In Grabbing PGA Lead when the club lost 94 games and Danny Ford, who had By Len Auster record (8-14) look very Baltimore soared to its sixth the eighth but Roric Reynolds ss 4 12 0 Howard If 4 0 01 abrhbi abrhbi Patek ss 4 012 Manning cf 4 010 barking on a rocky trip down under the late Fred Hutchin­ four hits, drove in an in­ much like it belonged back straight victory and moved Harrison (5-3) hel^ on with Hebner 3b 4 0 0 0 Gross rf 3 2 2 0 Kessihger ss 4 0 1 0 Garr If 3110 R oju 2b 4 0 0 0 Bell 3b 4 010 memory lane with son. Stargell lb 311 0 Cedeno cf 4 110 Monday cf 4 0 0 0 Gilbreath 2b 3 Brett0 0 0 3b 4 0 1 0 Hendrick rf 4 0 0 0 in 1953 when his father was to within 61/2 games of ninth inning relief from Parker'rf 3 1 1 3 Johnson lb 3122 youngsters named Wocken- Cardenal If 4 0 0 0 Evans 3b 2 0 0 Mayberry0 lb 4 111 Howell lb 3 210 AKRON, Ohio (UPI) - ’Two more only one bogey in his round, that com­ “Losing Mickey Stanley pitching for an even worse Boston in the AL East. Ken Dave LaRoche to gain the Oliver cf 3 0 0 0 May c 4 011 Morales rf 3 0 10 WillUms lb 3 0 01 McRae If 4 0 2 0 Carty dh 4 010 fuss, Veryzer and Oglivie Sanguillen c 4 0 2 0 Rader 3b 4 011 Thornton lb 3 0 0 0 Baker rf 3 010 pressure-packed days and the huge ing when he buried his tee shot in the and John Hiller killed us,” team than the Tigers-the Singleton and Lee May each win. SolalU dh 3 0 2 0 Lowenitn pr 0 1 0 0 From the Mailbag replacing bygones like Matt Zlik If 4 0 0 0 Boswell 2b 4 0 0 0 Bonham pr 0 0 0 0 Office cf 3 0 0 0Scott pr 0 0 0 0 Gamble If 3 12 3 shadow of Jack Nicklaus stand sand on the par three fifth. said Houk. “Still, a veteran old Philadelphia A’s. drove in a pair of runs and Stenhett 2b 4 010 DeVanon ss 1 1 o 0 MlUerwald c4 0 1 0 Blanks ss 3 010 Batts, Don Lund and Dick Rangers 6, Brewers 4 Killebrew dh 1 0 0 0 Ellis c 4 011 between Bruce Crampton and his first “I didn’t realize 63 was a record un­ Manchester High basketball coach Doug Pearson will be ballclub will often get down Elsewhere in the Dyar Miller preserved the Toby Harrah and Roy Ellis p 0 0 0 0 Konieczny p 0 0 0 0 Trillo 2b 4 010 Pocoroba c 3 010 Pinson rf 310 0 Brohamr 2b 4 0 0 0 Marlowe. Tekulve p 10 00 Crawford p 10 0 0 Sperrlng 3b 2 0 0 0 Morton p 2 0 0 Wohlford0 ph 10 0 0 Duffy ss 3 010 major golf title. til a sportscaster told me when I came one of the resident coaches when the Eastern Basketball and young ohe won’t. We’ve American League, Texas Oriole win with two innings Hiser ph 10 0 0 “We’re doing everything Howell homered during a Randolph ph 10 0 0 C^wens cf 412 0 HarrUon p 0 0 0 0 Crampton, the 39-year-old off the 18th green,” said Crampton, Clinic opens Sunday at Camp Shadybrook in Moodus. The only been out of one game put away Milwaukee 6-4, of perfect relief. five-run sixth inning Texas Demery p 0 0 0 0 Harris 3b 10 0 0 Stinson c 3 0 0 0 we can,” said frustrated Robinson ph 1 0 0 0 Dettore p 2 010 Australian who has been one of the who missed six weeks of tour com­ clinic, for boys 9-18 years of age, runs Aug. 10-16 and Aug. during the streak.” New York phaded uprising and Steve Hargan Pattin p 0 0 0 0 Detroit Manager Ralph GiusU p 0 0 00 Summers ph 1 0 0 0 Bird p 0 0 0 0 real iron men during a 19-year career petition with a cracked rib, inemding 17-23. Wally Halas, former baseball coach at South Wind­ 4-3, B altim ore thrashed Indians 4, Royals 3 (8-5) went 6 2-3 innings for Robertsn ph 1000 PReuschel p 0 0 0 0 Houk after the lowly Tigers Said catcher Bill Freehan, ToUU 8 3 9 3 ToUU 8 4 8 4 on the U.S. tour, shot a record-setting the U.S. Open. “I was just tryin^to sor High and now hoop coach at Clark University, will also Chicago 7-4, Cleveland Oscar Gamble drove in the win over Milwaukee. The Totals S3 3 7 3 ToUls 28 5 7 5 Knowles p 0 0 0 0 Kansas City 000 000 021-3 reeled to their 13th straight one of the few veterans on PltUburgb 3(DOOOOO&>3 ToUU 8 0 6 0 ToUU S 1 4 1 seven-under-par 63 Friday in the se­ get around making as few m istake/as be in attendance. Houston Rockets’ Coach Johnny Egan, shaded Kansas City 4-3 and three runs-tw o of them via contest was nearly post­ Gevelaod 010100 (B x-4 loss Friday night, 3-1 to the Houk’s club: “We’re as Houston 212(n0 00x—5 Chicago 000 000000-0 E-Bell. DP-Cleveland 1. LOB-Kansas cond round of the 57th PGA cham­ possible and with a smooth swin^” Atlanta Hawks’ Lou Hudson and Paul Silas of the Boston Oakland ambushed Boston 3- a game-winning homer off poned when a two-alarm fire E-SanguUlen. DP-Pittsburgh 2. LOB- AtlanU lOOOOOOOx-l City 5, Geveland 7. pionship. Minnesota Twins. lousy now as we were in 2 Plttsburgh 0, Houston 5. E-Morton, Evans 2^DP-Chlcago I, Crampton, who rarely missed an Celtics will be among the visiting . reliever Doug Bird in the in a storage area beneath 2B-Gamble, Patek, McRae. HR-Gamble His 31-32 round on the 7,180-yard The defeat, which left the June before we went into a 2B-Reynolds. Stargell. Johnson, Gross. AtlanU 1. LOB^icago^, AtUnU 6. (8), Mayberry (S). SB-Bell. event prior to the injury, said he had professionals...Outspoken Bill Walton of the NBA Portland Orioles 7, While Sox 4 eighth inning —in helping the grandstand knocked out 2B-Trillo. Garr. SB-Baker. S<2ilbreath. last place Tigers at 46-68-23 winning streak. Consistency HR-Parker (19). SB-DeVanon. ip h r er bb so Firestone Country Club' course was a been working hard since returning, in­ Trailblazers is beefing up for the 1975-76 campaign. The 6- Don Baylor, hitting at a Cleveland snap Kansas the power prior to the game. ip h r er bb so Morton. Pattin L 8-7 714 competitive course record and also a games behind Boston in the is a sign of a good team .” surance run in the ninth. Jim EllU 14 4 2 2 0 0 ip h r er bb so cluding a long workout after 11 former UCLA star has built up to 240 pounds on an .708 clip for the last six City’s five-game winning It was the eighth loss in nine Bird 24 PGA Championship mark. AL East— tied the Detroit Eric Soderholm singled Hughes (10-9) went the route Tekulve L 0-1 224 3 3 2 2 0 Dettore L 4-4 2 Harrison W 54 814 Thursday’s round. exclusive vegetarian diet with his intended goal 260. games, banged out a single streak. Fred Patek’s two- games for the stumping Demery 3 0 0 0 3 1 PReuKhel 124 2 consecutive defeat record home runs in the first and for the win. Joe Coleman LaRoche 24 Crampton’s 36-hole score of 134 is “I didn’t hit the ball solidly yester­ Portland Coach Lenny Wilkens doesn’t want a 205-pound and a double, drove home run double had enabled the Brewers. .GiusU 2 0 0 0 1 0 Knowles 14 .0 Save-LaRoche (10). three shots better than Hale Irwin and stringbean in the pivot, the weight Walton played at a year Konieczny 24 3 3 3 1 0 Morton W 13-12 9 5 day,” said Crampton, who opened T4:0B. four ahead of Mark Hayes, Bob Wynn ago until he was injured. Crawford W24 814 40003 Baltimore (Chicago with a 71. “I worked hard yesterday HBP-by Crawford (Oliver, Parker). abrhbi ab r h bi and Nicklaus, the man who has kept T4:2I. A-144B9. Singleton rf 5 1 2 2 Kelly rf 4110 afternoon and I think it paid off. I Los Angeles Dodgers’ relief pitcher Mike Marshall has (2nd Game) Blair cf 5 110 OrU 2b 50 1 1 him from winning a major event three believe you only get out of something finally come to terms and has signed a two-year agree­ Chicago AtUnU Davis dh 5 0 0 0 CMay lb 4 0 0 0 times in the last four years. what you put into it.” ment with the club. The pact calls for payments over a San Francisco Philadelphia ab r h bi ab r h bi Baylor If 3 2 2 1 DJohnson dh 4 2 3 Kessinger ss 5 1 2 0 Garr If 4 0 0 0 “It’s a great honor to be leading the seven-year period. On the road, Marshall will receive his Three Oakland Hits abrhbi abrhbi Grich 2b 3111 Hendersn cf 4 0 2 0 Irwin, who is still battling for star Joshua cf 4 0 0 0 Cash 2b 5 2 2 0 Monday cf 4110 Gilbreath 2b 3 11 0 LMay lb 4 0 2 2 Melton 3b 3 0 10 PGA,” said Crampton, who started recognition despite winning last own suite, complete with a waterbed wherever Hiser U 6 0 2 1 Evans 3b 5 0 10 IlKwnas 2b 3 0 0 0 Bowa ss 5 010 Muser lb 1110 Dent ss 4 011 his round with a birdie on the first year’s U.S Open and being in conten­ Murcer rf 2 110 Maddox cf 512 0 Morales rf 4 011 Baker rf 4 0 2 1 Robinson 3b 3 0 0 0 Nyman rf 4 110 possible...The ABA New York Nets are up for sale and Thornton lb 6 010 Lum cf 4 0 2 0 Matthews If 3 10 0 Luzinski If 2 112 Duncan c 3111 Downing c 4 0 0 0 hole and an eagle three on the 500- tion in each of this year’s “m ajor” Brad Corbett, owner of baseball’s Texas Rangers, is the Enough to Top RSox Montanez lb 3 2 1 3 Allen lb 4 011 Harris 2b 3 0 0 0 (Woodson lb 4 010 Northrup ph 1 0 0 0 Wood p 0 0 0 0 yard second when he sank a 15 foot Trlllo 2b 1010 Blanks ss 4 0 2 0 events, had a fine round himself. most likely purchaser. Corbett says he has no plans to Miller Sb 3 010 OBrown rf 3 010 Hendricks c 0 0 0 0 Gossage p 0 0 0 0 Swisher c 2 0 0 0 Correll c 4 010 putt after reaching the green in two. Irwin started the day two over par I move the club from its Long Island residence. 8lll c 4 010 Johnstone rf 1 0 0 0 Belanger ss 3 0 0 0 Upshaw p 0 0 0 0 Robinson ss 3 0 0 0 Schmidt 3b 4 12 0 Bonham pr 0 10 0 Dal (Unln p 2 0 0 0 Alexander p 0 0 0 0 “I just wish it was Sunday night and I after an opening 72, and put together OAKLAND (UPI) — The Oakland Hosley c 1010 Gaston ph 10 0 0 ”We really needed this kind of Falcone p 10 0 0 Boone c10 0 0 Jackson p 0 0 0 0 had a three-shot lead.” nines of 35-31 for a five-under 65, Bruce Crampton Coaxes Putt Local Happenings A’s said it was the kind of win they JBrown ph 1 0 0 0 McCarvr ph 0 Sperrlng0 0 0 3b 2 0 0 0 Sosa p 0 0 0 0 Miller p 0 0 0 0 win,” Tenace said. “We’ve been Burris p 1 0 0 0 Williams ph 1 0 1 0 Crampton, who won the American Williams ph 0 0 0 0 Oates c 0 0 0 0 ToUU 8 7 10 7 ToUU 8 4 10 3 highlighted by his first competitive Fired Record 63 at Firestone Course East Catholic High golfer Mike Cooney begins play today needed while losing pitcher Reggie struggling lately. We haven’t had both OnUveros ph 1 0 0 0 Underwod p 3 0 11 Summers ph 0 0 0 1 Delloir pr 0 0 0 0 9 Baltimore 102 001 030-7 Golf Classic at Firestone in 1973 with Knowles p 10 0 0 hole in one as, a professional. in the seventh annual Insurance Golf Classic at the Air Cleveland said he wants to forget his good pitching and good hitting in Moffitt p 1 0 0 0 McGraw p 0 0 0 0 Chicago 100100110-4 ToUU 34 3 9 3 ToUU 8 1 11 1 a 72-hole total of 273, seven under had performance as fast as he can. Button ph 0 0 0 0 E-Downing. LOB-Bailimore 6. Chicago Force Academy Eisenhower Golf Course in Colorado ■»i0 enough games recently.” Chicago 000000201-3 The A’s, after being held hitless for Garber p 0 0 0 0 Springs, Colorado. The Glastonbury resident earned a Jackson agreed: “This is a really . ToUb 29 4 4 3 ToUU S3 S 11 4 AtlanU 001000 000-1 2B-Baytor, Henderson. HR-Duncan (8), berth in national tourney by winning the local qualifying 6 2-3 innings, got only three hits but one out when winning run scored E-Garr. Kessinger, Evans. LOB-Chicag( D.Johnson (15). SB-Baylor2. big series. Both of our clubs are psy­ 11. AtUnU 11. San Francisco 000010030-4 ip h r er bb so MAJOR event...Manchester Community College will begin made them count in posting a 3-2 vic­ ched up for it and the way we played 2B-Goo46on, Williams. S-Burris, Sper- Musical Chairs PhilsdelphU on 000 101-5 Alexander W 5-7 614 73323 Irwin’s Expertise tory Friday night over the Boston Red ring. SF-Summers. preseason soccer practice Aug. 25. Interested candidates tonight. I’m really proud to be a E-Roblnson, Schmidt 2. MatUrawi, Jackson 24 3 1 1 0 1 LEAGUE Sox. Moffitt. DP-PhiladeIpbia 2. LOB-San b r er bb so Miller 2 0 0 0 0 2 who are full time students should report to Coach Jim I UPI Photo) member of the A’s,” Burris W 94 Francisco 5, Philadel^la U. 6 6 110 2 Wood L 1M4 7 7 6 6 4 5 Dyer in the athletic office 9 a.m...Football practice for Reggie Jackson got Oakland rolling Knowles For Quarterbacks LEADERS “The only thing you can do when 2B-OBrown. SB-Cash. HR-Luzinski (38). 3 3 0 0 2 2 Gossage 24 2 1 1 1 0 Unnotieed by Fans Manchester High and East Catholic also begins at this Giants' Derrell Thomas Fails to Handle Throw in the seventh with his 28th you lose a game like this is forget Montanez (9). SB-Schmidt, Cash, Bowa, Dal Canton L 04 7 6 2 0 1 2 Upshaw 114 1 0 0 1 0 Maddox. SF'Uizinski. Sosa 2 4 1 1 0 0 Wood pitched to 2 batters in 8th; time. The Indians and Eagles will meet in the season ’ homer—which puts him in a tie for the about it as fast as you can,” Cleveland The first week of National Football League pre-season Phillies Larry Bowa Steals Second in Cloud of Dust ip h r er bb so Save-Knowles (11). HBP-by Dal (Union Jackson pitched to 2 batters in 8th. opener Sept. 13. If everything goes according to plan, the major league home run lead with said. “1 just hope I pitch this well the 2 (Morales. Swisher), by Knowles (Garr). play looks like musical chairs for quarterbacks. Major League Leaders Falcone 4 6 3 3 2 3 Save-Miller (6). By United Press International AKRON, Ohio (UPI) — Despite what the golf fans think. two schools will meet Thanksgiving Day 1976. Philadelphia’s Greg Luzinski-and rest of the season.” Williams 2 0 0 0 2 1 PB^Urrell. WP-Alexander, Jackson. It began Friday night with the T4:S1. A48B. Leading Batters Hale Irwin says his fellow pros consider him one of the top Cheney Tech will have a wrestling team for the up­ after Billy Williams singled. Gene Ken Holtzman and reliever Rollie Moffitt L 44 214 5 2 2 3 1 Atlanta Falcons, who are sif­ (based on 275 at bats) Underwood 7 24 4 4 1 5 6 Boston Oakland ting through a flock of quarter- Bartkowski, the No. 1 pick in National League players on the tour. coming school year. John Whidden will be the coach. Tenace belted his 17th homer to gave Fingers, who struck out four of the McGraw 14 0 0 0 0 0 AMERICAN LEAGUE ab r h bi ab r h bi the college draft; David g ab r h pci. East Race Tightens Garber W 94 1 0 0 0 0 1 backs, defeating the Whidden will also assume the reins of the cross country the A’s a 7 1/2-game lead over Kansas five men he faced, stopped Boston on Benlquez dh 3 0 1 0 (Umpnrs ss 4 0 0 0 Madlock, Chi 97 389 54 18 .350 Irwin, the 1974 U.S. Open champion, who had a 65 Friday HBP-by Underwood (Montanez, Miller). Washington Redskins 16-14 and Jaynes, a highly regarded team, which had a successful first season. Gerry City in the American League West. five hits in the rapidly played contest New York (Ulifomia Carbo dh 1 0 0 0 Washngtn cf 3 0 0 0 prospect from Kansas a year Simmons, St.L 109 392 56 134 .342 in the second round of the 57th PGA Championship at the NEW YORK (UPI) - relieved when Konieczny in­ walk, a single by Gary PB-Hill. T4:8. A41JBS. ab r h bl ab r h bi Burleson ss 4 0 0 0 Rudi If 3 0 0 0 will continue tonight when nine Watson, Hou 106 399 8 132 .81 Blanchard, who guided the thinclads in 1974 will be assis­ The loss, meanwhile, cut Boston’s which took only one-hour and 39 Lynn cf 4 0 0 0 Jackson rf 3 111 ago who was obtained from the Firestone Country Cluh, bristled when asked why Dick Allen is getting his act jured his pitching hand and Carter and a wild pitch Bonds rf 2 12 0 Remy 2b 4 0 0 0 more games are played. Sanguillen, Pitt 8 81 41 115 .328 tant soccer coach. AL East lead to six over fast-closing minutes. Alomar 2b 3 10 0 Rivers c( 4 0 0 0 Rice If 4 0 0 0 Williams dh 2 1 1 0 One of the biggest quarter­ Kansas City Chiefs; Kim Parker, Pitt 101 377 56 123 .326 “people” don’t think of him in the same class as Nicklaus, together and the stopped the Pirates on four preceded Jorgensen's game- Evans rf 4 12 0 Tenace lb 3 112 Garvey, LA 114 474 63 154 .325 The Beavers are the newest members of the Charter Oak Baltimore. Los Angeles' New York WhiU If 2111 Harper lb 3 110 back guessing games again wiil McQuilken, a virtual unknown Player, Weiskopf and others. Philadelphia Phillies may hits the rest of the w^y. Cliff tying hit and after an inten- abrhbi abrhbi Munson c 3 0 0 1 SUnton rf 3 12 0 Fisk c 3 0 0 0 Bando 3b 3 0 0 0 Brock, St.L 89 338 57 no .38 Conference where they could find stormy goings in the Petrocelli Sb 2 1 1 1 Gamer 2b 3 0 0 0 be in Pittsburgh, where it from Lehigh who became the soon become the hottest Johnson drove in two runs Lopes 2b 4 0 0 0 Gines If 5 0 10 GNetUes 3b 3 0 1 0 Chalk Sb 3 113 Rose, Cin 113 474 74 153 .323 “The people say that,” said the former University of soccer season. Rham and Bolton Highs were 1974 Class C tional walk to Larry Buckner If 5 010 Mlllan 2b 4 0 0 0 ChambUs lb 4 0 0 0 Valentine dh 3 0 0 0 Griffin 2b 3 0 0 0 Fosse c 2 0 0 0 seemingly ended after the starter at the end of last Bowa, Phil 87 378 50 121 .320 ticket on the circuit. semifinalists and Rocky Hill reached the C finals where for the Astros with a sirtgle Biittner, Larry Parrish Wynn cf 5 2 2 1 Alou If 3 0 0 0 Herrmnn dh 4 1 3 1 Baliz If 4 0 0 0 (hooper lb 3 0 10 Holtzman p 0 0 0 0 Steelers’ Super Bowl victory season; rookie Mitch Anderson, Morgan, Cin 104 359 74 115 .320 Colorado football player. “The players don’t say that. Allen, who has been a dis­ and double. singled home the winning Garvey lb 4 2 3 1 Unser cf 10 10 CUggins cf 4 0 2 0 Hampton c 2 0 0 0 CleveUnd p 0 0 0 0 Fingers p 0 0 0 0 another well-regarded prospect They say me and that’s good. I think I’ve earned that Old Lyme won out. Coach Manny Goncalves’ club SUnley ss 4 0 0 0 CoUlu ph 1010 ToUU 31 2 5 1 ToUU 8 3 9 3 over Minnesota in January. appointment with the bat Dodgers 4, Mels 3 Oawford rf 3 01 0 Kingman lb 3 00 0 from Northwestern; and respect.” 1 registered a 4-8 mark a year ago...Have a nice weekend. run. Merv Rettenmund Cey Sb 4 0 2 2 Garrett 3b' 110 0 Gura p 0 0 0 0 Rodriguez c 0 0 0 0 Boston 010010000-2 Terry Bradshaw had three American League Sullivan. since being acquired by the Ron Cey's two-run single homered for the Reds. Pete’s Citgo Cops » Yaeger c 4 010 Torre lb 5 12 0 OOOOMlyss 3 00 0 OakUnd 00000030x-3 superb playoff games and was g ab r h pet. SCORE E-Gamer. DP-OakIand2. LOB-Boston3, Irwin, who scrambled to a two over par 72 in Thursday’s Phillies in late spring, has in the eighth inning enabled Curilinuls 10, Pudres 4 V Russell ss 4 0 10 Slaub rf 211 1 OOOORynp 0 000 handed the job over Joe Gilliam Only 18,441 fans turned out Carew, Minn 106 400 71 148 .370 Rau p lO O O G rotec 2 0 0 0 OakUnd 1. for the game in the 55,000-seat Lynn, Bos 102 369 71 123 . t a first round, a round in which he hit only four fairways and shown signs the last couple Los Angeles to defeat New Pitcher Bob Forsch hit a 2B-Evans. Cooper. HR-Jackson (8), and Terry Hanratty. But Washington, Oak 104 414 60 132 .319 BOARD Lee^ 1000 Heidemnnts 1032 Robert F. Kennedy Stadium in seven greens, said, “I really got the most out of it,” adding of days of coming out of his York. Steve Garvey, who two-run homer and Senior Loop Title M arAallp 10 1 0 Tate p 2 00 0 0 0 00 Hockenbery p Tenace (17). Bradshaw was less than spec­ Hargrove, Tex 101 356 59 113 .316 League Official Issues Denial prolonged slump and, if he Milner ph 10 0 0 0000 ip h r er bb so tacular last Friday night Washington. Munson, NY 109 409 59 129 .315 he thought it indicated the degree of excellence which his batterymate Ted Simmons SaiMlers p 0 0 0 0 ToUU 8 4 9 3 ToUU 8 3 6 3 Cleveland L 94 8 3 3 3 1 3 against the College All Stars McRae, KC 18 404 SO 125 .309 game has reached. can start hitting with his old New York 310000000-4 Holtzman W 144 714 6 2 1 1 3 Rice, ^ s 104 412 71 125 .308 had three hits, including a Friday SporU Results Knnepol ph 10 10 Eight runs in the first inning proved to be decisive last CaUfomU 000100 006-3 Fingers 124 0 Q 0 0 4 and Gilliam had to come on in Manning, Clev 73 296 45 90 JQ3 authority, the Phillies could By United Press International Apodaca p 0 0 0 0 The bespectacled Irwin, who said he couldn’t play at all run-scoring single during a Save-Fingers (15). HBP-by CHeveUnd the final quarter to spark a 21-14 Harrah, Tex 103 363 59 106 .298 very well overhaul the night as Pete’s Citgo captured the Giris’ Senior Fast Pitch ToUls 314 tt 4 ToUls 8 3 9 3 E-Ryan 3. Hamptons, Alomar. DP-New four-run first inning, as St, Softbaii League title with a 14-10 victory over Trader Lot Angeles 010001(00-4 York 1, California 6. LOB-New York 5, (Fosse). triumph. Dent, Chi no 417 39 123 .296 without his glasses and gave up contacts several years Pittsburgh Pirates in the Louis blasted San Diego. New York 000201000-3 (UUfomU 4. T-l:8. A-8375. Elsewhere, the competition is White, NY 100 366 62 18 295 ago, said he would relish the superstar status which he is Baltimore Group World Antiques at Cheney Tech. American League E-Garvey. DP-Loa Angeles 1. New SB-White. HR-Hermunn (3), Chalk (2). Laver-Connors Powell, Clev 88 288 41 8 296 National League East. Cast rugged, mostly for backup jobs. apparently approaching and figures he could take the Mario Guerrero also had York 1. LOB-Los Angeles 8. New Yorh SB-Bonds 2, Alomar, Coggins. S-Alomar. Texas Milwaukee In Pete’s first inning, Lisa Schwartz, Kathy Strand and w 1 pet. | b The Phillies reduced the three hits for the Cardinals, 11. SF-Munson. CHuilk. ab r h bl ab r h bi With the .rosters cut from 47 to Home Kuns pressure which goes with it Janet Ritchie singled to load the bases. Anne Keegan then Boston m 45 .60 — Confrontation Pirates’ lead to three games 2B-Torre, SUub, Russell. HR-Garvey ip h r er bb so Randle 2b 512 0 Money Sb 5 2 2 1 43 players this season, many National League: Luzinsici, Phil 8 ; Buys ABA Sounds who collected 16 hits off five Baltimore 61 50 360 6 followed with the first of her three hits to score two runs. (13). Wynn (17). SB-Lopes. S-SUub. Gura W 44 9 5 9 2 2 2 Harrah u 4 112 Porter c 5 0 2 1 NORTH CONWAY, N.H. Kingman. NY and Schmidt, Phil 24; Friday night when they New York se S3 SI clubs will keep only two instead “That doesn’t bother me,” he said. “What does bother pitchers, MiUan, Unser. Crawford. SF*Heidemann. Ryan L 1M3 214 4 4 2 3 1 Hargrove lb 5 0 1 0 Scott lb 6 010 Bench, Cin 22; Stargell, Pitt 8. Two errors, a walk and another single by Schwartz gave Milwaukee 53 61 .48 16^ of three quarterbacks. (UPI) — Happy birthday to Rod defeated the San Francisco Ip h r er bb so Hockenbery 624 6 0 0 2 2 Burroghs rf 5 11 0 Aaron dh 4 110 American League; Jackson, Oak 8 ; me is being away from home and that’s going to be Braveit l-l, (Juba 0-3 Cleveland 51 SO 464 m Laver — from everyone except Pete’s the lead it would never relinquish. Rau 6 5 3 2 3 3 HBP-by Gura (Valentine). T-l:8. A- Fregosl dh 4 0 10 Hegan If 3 0 3 1 Tonight’s other action finds Mayberry, K C 8; Scott, Mil 23; Bonds, BALTIMORE (UPI) — Attorney David Cohan says a Giants 4-3 on Allen’s run- Carl Morton tossed a five- Detroit 46 8 404 22h regulated. I felt like I had to go out and knock on a lot of Pete’s added a run in the second on singies by Ritchie Manhall W Ml 3 4 0 0 1 0 12.176. Grieve If 4 10 0 Sharp rf 3 0 0 0 the New York Jets meeting Jimmy Connors. NY 22; Horton, Det and Burroughs, Tex Baltimore group he represents has purchased the bankrupt scoring single with one out West doors. Now it’s just a matter of taking advantage of the hitter in pitching Atlanta to TaU 6 6 2 2 2 8 Cardenas 3b 2 0 0 0 Mitchell ph 0 0 0 1 Minnesota at Phoenix, Dallas at Laver, tennis’ all-time and Keegan and plated two more runs in the third frame. w. 1 . g.b. Memphis Sounds, but an American Basketball Association in the last of the ninth in­ pci. Sanders L 0-1 2 4 2 2 0 0 Howell Sb 12 13 Bevacqua 2b 0 0 0 0 groundwork that has been laid. a triumph in the opener. Oakland 70 43 619 — Los Angeles, Cincinnati at lead in g money winner, Trader World countered with a run in its half of the first, Apodaca 1 2 0 0 0 0 MlniwsoU D e t^ t Sundberg c 2 0 0 0 Thomas cf 3 0 0 0 official denies it, ning. On Thursday night, Kansas City 6 SO 3M TV* Runs Batted In had three hits, and Jimmy Ralph Garr scored the only T 4JI. A42JN9. ab r h bl ab r h bl Moates cf 3 0 2 0 Sheldon 2b 3 12 0 Miami, Buffalo at Green Bay, celebrates his 37th birthday “There were just some places I felt I had to take my three in the second, one in the third frame and five in the Chicago 8 » 467 IS National League: Luzinski, Phil 92; Cohan said Friday ABA Com­ Allen had two hits, including run when he doubled in the Bostock rf 5 0 2 1 LeFlore cf ? 0 1 0 Hargan p 0 0 0 0 Lezeano rf 10 0 0 St. Louis at Kansas City, today and he’s just hoping Con­ Wynn each homered for the fourth inning to make it an 11-10 deficit. Texas 54 80 474 16V* Bench, Cin 89; Watson. Hou 78; Staub, (Open) title and subject it to other competition. But that’s a two-run homer. Ford cf 6 14 1 Sutherind 2b 4 0 2 1 Thomas p 0 0 0 0 Lind ss 4 0 0 0 nors wonit spoil it by winning missioner Dave DeBusschere first, moved to third on a Minnesota SO 65 48 21 Baltimore at Denver, Houston NY 74; Simmons. St.L 73. going to change. I love to fish and hunt and I haven’t done Dodgers while Jack The winners tacked on two runs in the sixth on singles by Montreal Cincinnati CUrewSb 6 0 00 Pierce ph 1000 Wright p 0 0 0 0 Travers p 0 0 0 0 has agreed to a $250,000 down After the Giants had California 49 66 48 a at New Orleans in the opening their semi-final match in the American League: Lynn, Bos 82; May, sacrifice bunt and scored on a b rh b i abrhbi Oliva dh 4 0 2 0 Meyer lb 4 0 0 0 Foucault p 0 0 0 0 Rodriguez p 0 0 0 0 much of either the last two years.” Heidemann had three hits Keegan, Joan Vallone and winning pitcher Joanne Weiss Friday's Results Balt 79; Rice, Bos 78; Mayberry, KC76; Evert Reaches payment for the franchise with rallied in the eighth inning Mangutl cf 3110 Rose 3b 4 112 Soderhlm 3b 4 0 11 Horton dh 2 010 Austin p 0 0 0 0 of the Superdome and Chicago $100,000 Volvo International and drove in two runs for the an infield out. Chicago won Cleveland 4 Kansas City S, night Horton, Det and Jackson, Oak 75. Irwin called his Friday round “fun;” the $750,000 balance to be and a double off the bat of Francine Leatano. Dwyer if 5 0 0 0 Borbon p 0 0 0 0 Briggs If 2 0 0 0 Oglivie If 3 0 0 0 Murphy p 0 0 0 0 at San Diego. tennis tournament. on Willie Montanez’ three- the nightcap with two runs Minnesota 3 Detroit I, night Tennis Semis Mets. The league will stage its All-Star game Sunday night at 6 Carter c 4 2 2 0 Concepdn ss 2 0 1 0 Terrell lb 3 12 0 Baldwin rf 3 0 0 0 ToUU 8 6 9 5 ToUU 8 4 11 4 Stolen Bases negotiated. Cohan said the Texas 6 Milwaukee 4, night On Sunday, the New York Connors, 22, the top-ranked "I got a kick out of playing today,” he said. “Yesterday run homer to tie the score at in the seventh. Pinch-hitter Jorgensn lb 5112 Gitney ss 2 10 0 Thompsn u 3 0 0 0 Rodrlguz 3b 4 0 0 0 Texas 000(Kfi010-6 National League; Lopes, LA 49; down payment was wired to the Expos 8, Reds 7 at Fitzgeraid Field. A second clash featuring players from Baltimore 7 Chicago 4, night Giants are at New England, player in the world, beat Laver INDIANAPOLIS (UPI) - 4-4, the Phillies began their Biittner U 412 1 Morgan 2b 5 010 Braun ph 1 0 0 0 Wockenfss c 3 0 0 0 Milwaukee 100000210-4 Morgan. Cin 46; Brock, St.L 42; Cedeno, it was outright aggravation.” John Summers drove in the New York 4 California 3, night in four sets in a $100,000 ABA in New York by the Mer- Mike Jorgensen’s two-run the Little Miss Softball League will also be on the agenda. Parrish 3b 513 3 Bench c x4 I 2 2 Gomez ss 0 0 0 0 Knox ph 10 10 E-Money 2. DP-MlIwaukee 3. LOB- Cleveland at San Francisco and Hou 8 ; Concepcion, Cin and Mangual, One of the things which made Friday fun and also gave Defending champion Chris winning rally when Garry Oakland 3 Boston 2, night cantile Trust Bank of single triggered a three-run tie-breaker with a sacrifice Macksnin 2b 4 1 2 1 Perez lb 3 010 Borgmann c 3 11 0 Veryzer ss 2 120 Texas 8, Milwaukee 8. Detroit plays Oakland at challenge match in Las Vegas Mtl 24. Evert faces six-time winner Today's Games him a share of the lead at the time was his first com­ Baltimore. Maddox singled with one out fly and Gene Hiser singled Fryman p 1010 Drietsen lb 110 0 Hughes p 0 0 0 0 Brown ph 1000 2B-Burroughs, Money, Porter, Hegan. in February, their only other American League;. Rivers, Cal 66; Nancy Richey Gunter today in ninth inning that carried (All Times EOT) Berkeley, Calif. petitive hole in one as a professional. “We have taken the first, big and stole second. Maddox home the other. Foil ss 5 011 FosUr If 5 011 Michael pr 0000 3B-Sheldon. HR-Harrab (15). Howell (9). Friday night, Pat Sullivan, career match. Washington. Oak 8 ; Remy, Cal and Otis, the semifinals of the women’s Montreal past Cincinnati. A Minnesota (Colts B-lOl at Detroit Warthen p 2 0 0 0 Flynn Sb 0 0 0 0 CUIeman p 0000 SF-Mltchell. KC 31; North, Oak 27. reached third when relief (Ulich ID-ll), 2:15 p m He aced the 180-yard 12th hole, using a five iron, drop­ step. The basic deposit has been Murray p 1 0 0 0 RetUunnd rf 3 2 2 2 Arroyo p 0000 Ip h r er bb so the former Heisman Trophy Laver denied he would be out singles in the U.S. Open Clay Texas (Jenkins 13'12l at Milwaukee ping him from even to two under. made,” Cohan said. pitcher Randy Moffitt threw Frias 2b 0 0 0 0 Plummer c 210 0 ToUU 8 9 12 3 ToUU 8 17 1 Hargan W 06 624 8 3 3 1 3 winner from Auburn, didn’t do for revenge. Pitching Courts Tennis Tourney in a (Hausman 3-5), 2:30 p.m Lyttle ph 0 10 0 Griffey rf 9 0 0 0 MinnesoU 110 000 001-3 Tbomaa 14 2 1 1 0 1 (Based on most victories) “I just hit a hell of a shot,” he said. “It looked good all But Thurlo McGrady, wildly on an attempted SPORTS DIAL Boston (Lee 144) at Oakland (Siebert much to make Atlanta Coach “ This is a different situation match that may decide the Foote c 0 0 0 0 TCarroll p 3 0 0 0 Detroit 000000 100-1 Wright 14 1 0 0 1 0 National League: Jones, SD 164; executive director of the ABA, 2-2), 2:30 p.m. Marlon Campbell’s job easier. from Las Vegas,” he said. “It’s the way. It was not flukey. It was just a good shot.” championship. pickoff play and Greg Eastwick p 0 0 0 0 E-Veryzer, (Urew. DP-Detroit 1, LOB- Foucault 124 0 0 0 0 2 Seaver, NY 15-7; Sutton, LA 154; said groups in both Memphis Kansas City (Leonard at a tournament and he’s in the Irwin stands in second place going into Saturday’s third Miss Evert, the No. 1 seeded Luzinski, who had hit his Geronlmo cf 10 0 0 MinnesoU 9, Detroit 10. Travers L 4-7 514 5 3 3 3 1 Campbell, whose club showed Matlack, NY 13-8; Messersmith, LA 13- Wild Nolan Ryan Cleveland (Eckersiey 7:30 p.m. 2B-OUva. SB-Terrell. S-Terrell, Oglivie. way of my winning it. I’m not and Baltimore were still being CCarroU p 0 0 0 0 Rodriguez 214 3 3 3 3 1 little offense last season, is 11; Morton, Atl 13*12. round, three shots behind Bruce Crampton, who fired a women’s player from Fort 28th homer in the second in­ Baltimore (Palmer 16-7} at Chicago SATURDAY 11:30 (5) Pro Foolhallt ToUU 8 8 13 8 ToUU S 7 9 7 ip h r er bb so Austin 14 0 0 0 1 1 going to lose any sleep over it, American League; Palmer, Balt 16-7; considered, adding “We haven't (Osteen 6-10), 9 p.m. trying to find a starting PFA and Firestone record seven under par 63 Friday. Lauderdale. Fla., needed about ning, was walked inten­ 2:00 (9, 22, 30) Mein vs. Jets vs. Vikings x-Awarded Urst base on catcher's Hughes W 104 9 7 1 1 4 4 Murphy Kaat, Chi 164; Wise. Bos 154; Busby. awarded the franchise to New York (Hunter 15-10) at Cali­ quarterback from a group that but winning would be a nice “I like to be in the lead myself,” Irwin said, “but I don’t an hour to finish off her tionally. Allen then singled Out of Rotation Dodgem, WINE interference (Aleman L 8-14 8 24 12 3 3 3 7 Thomas pitched to 2 batters in 8th. KC and Blue. Oak 154; Hunter, NY 15- anybody. The trustees make fornia (Figueroa 94), 10:30 p.m. includes California’s Steve ^irthday present.” quarterfinal match with Donna through a drawn-in infield to SUNDAY Montreal 000006006-8 Arroyo 14 0 0 0 0 0 Save-Foucault (5),. 10. mind chasing.” that decision.” 3:30(8, 40) Wide World of Sunday's Ganws CinclnnaU 010040(06-7 WP-Hughes. WP-AusUn. Ganz of Miami Beach, 6-1, 6-2, 2:00 (9) Mets vs. Dodgers, Minnesota at Detroit McGrady said under ABA score Maddox. Sports WINE E-Morgan, Foote. DP-Clnclnnati 1. T4;8. A-18260. T 4;8. A-1984. Friday. Mrs. Gunter, of San ANAHEIM (UPI) — After Friday night’s 4-3 loss to the 4:25 Red Sox vs. A*s, Texas at Milwaukee LOB-Montreal 9, Cincinnati 7. procedures the commissioner “Garry Maddox stole the Boston at Oakland Angelo, Tex., the No. 4 2:00 (24) U.S. Tennis 2B-MacKanUi, Biittner. SB-Parrish. HR- base, that was the big play,” New York Yankees, California General Manager Harry WTIC Kansas City at Cleveland women’s seed, had a tougher recommends action to the Championships Rettmmund (2). SB-Morgan, Mangual, league board, which normally said Allen. “Then when he Dalton said Angeis’ pitching ace Nolan Ryan would miss at 4:30 (3) Sports Spec* Baltimore at Chicago Mackanin. S-Griffey. Bogner Beef Franks, The Official G.H.O. Hot Dog time with fifth-seeded Janet 2:00(30) 1970 AFC Cham­ New York at California approves his suggestions. got to third, all I was trying ieast his next two turns.” tacular pionship Ip h r er bb so Newberry of La Jolla, Calif,, 5:00 (8, 40) PGA Golf Warthen 414 4 4 4 2 6 SOFTBALL The Quality minded G.H.O. Team selected Bogner Beef Franks to be DeBusschere was unavailable to do was to meet the ball. Ryan( 12-12) has lost nine of his iast 12 decisions. but still won in straight sets, 6- for comment. Championship 4:00 Yankees vs. Angels, Murray 224 6 3 3 1 2 served exclusively throughout the Sammy Davis Jr., Greater Hartford 4, 7-5. I’d never faced Moffitt “He just couldn’t locate the plate,” said Manager Dick WINE National League Fryman W 84 2 0 0 0 1 2 Cohan said Baltimore radio 5:00 (22) Red Sox vs. A*s Open Golf Tournament. The other women advancing before. In fact, I thought it Williams. “ He didn’t seem to be hurting when he came out 4:30 (3) Pro Tennis: Borg h^st TCarroll 624 5 4 4 9 3 Nike Candlelight personality and former 6:00 (9) Horse Racing: w. 1 g.b. Baitwlck 214 4 0 0 0 0 to the semifinals both had the was still Charlie Williams of the game.” vs. Ashe pel STANDINGS National Basketball Associa­ The Alabama Pittsburgh « 47 3M — Borbon L 74 24 4 2 3 2 0 Sportsman Tavern The Bogner name has served the Greater Hartford area for over 35 day off after earning their spots The major league strikeout leader, trying to come back SO Stt 3 CCarroU 14 0 0 0 0 0 W. L. tion coach Charlie Eckman had pitching. In a lot of ways this 8:00 (5) pro Tennis: Nets 4:30 (8, 40) PGA Golf Philadelphia 63 AnnuIIi’s Const. years and Is proud to work with the Jaycee’s In making this tournament. Thursday. They are Dianne Championship New York U 54 318 7W HBP-by Murray (Concepcion). WP- Dick’s 22 5 tentatively agreed to coach the is the best year I’ve had. The from his second groin pull of the year, lasted only 2Va in­ vs. Eels Farr’s Fromholtz of Australia and S( Louis 8 54 316 TV* Borbon. Balk-Warthen. Holiday 21 6 the best ever! team is winning the at­ nings and committed two throwing errors. 10:25 Yunke(?s vs. Angels, 4:30 (22) Red Sox vs. A*s, T4;S6. A44JOO. Mrs. Katja Ebbinhaus of West team, but Eckman told his Chicago U 6 .461 14 Pero’s Crispino’s 19 8 mosphere here is good.” Ryan has had various injuries since his fourth career no­ WINE WTIC Montreal 46 62 48 16V* Mott’s Germany, both unseeded in the radio audience Friday that he Moriarty IS 12 had refused. hitter June 1, troubie with consistency and may be trade West M&M Pizza $150,000 tourney. In other National League w. 1. pet. g.b. Vito’s 13 14 bait. San Diego St. Louis Women’s singles finals will games, Houston defeated Cincinnati 74 8 .68 Economy Electric Wholesale Tire 9 19 15V* abrhbi abrhbi 9 Los Angeles 59 » 316 72’s Pittsburgh 5-3, Los Angeles Discussing the winter trading period, Williams said, Grubb cf 4 012 Brock If 3 12 0 Nassiff Sports be Sunday, with Miss Evert San Francisco 8 SB .467 19 7 20 Fueol;ei 2b 5 010 WDavU cf 4 12 2 heavily favored to win the title edged New York 4-3, Mon­ “We have to take a iong look before parting with one of our Favorites Named San Diego 53 60 .469 21 Feline Honda 3 25 Locklear If 6 0 0 0 Fairly lb 5 211 younger prospects. But there’s no untouchable on this club. Atlanta SO 63 .412 for the fourth straight year. treal nipped Cincinnati 8-7, M Ivie lb 6110 Simmons c 6131 Tee Off with RENO, Nev. (UPI) — The defending National Football Houston 42 75 SSO How could there be? Have you taken a look at our stan­ 34 Tolan rf 4110 Smith rf 3 011 STANDINGS Scott Cut St. Louis whipped San Diego Friday'i Results League champion Pittsburgh Steelers and the Los Angeles Torres ss 3 210 Bradford rf 2 0 0 0 No. 1 seeded Guillermo Vilas 10-4 and Atlanta blanked dings iately?” Montreal 6 Cincinnati 7. night W. L. EoBlern Rams are favored to win the conference titles, according Kublak Sb 3121 Sizemore 2b 4 1 2 1 of Argentina won his 20th con­ KENT, Ohio (UPI) - Bo Atlanta 1 Chicago 0, 1st, twilight David’s Chicago 1-0 then lost 3-1. Friday night’s lost left the Angels in sole possession of BDavU c 4121 Guerrero u 4 1 3 1 STANDINGS secutive match and Wimbledon Scott, an 11-year veteran run­ to odds posted by Harrah’s Tahoe-Reno Racebooks. Chicago 3 Atlanta 1, 2nd, night Crispino’s Bogner Beef Franks, last place in the American League West, Splllner p 0 0 0 0 Tyson 9b 4 101 W. L. AHtrus 5, Piratex 3 Philadelphia 5 San Francisco 4, night champion Arthur Ashe, seeded ning back, was released by the The Steelers are a 9-5 choice in the American Conference Folkers p 1011 Forsch p 3 2 2 3 Scruse Paint Larry Gura’s five-hit pitching and designated hitter Ed U s Angeles 4 New York 3, night Lathrop Insurance 11 3 No. 2, played inconsistently and Cleveland Browns Friday, a Jim Crawford, replacing Tomlin p 0 0 00 Reynolds p 10 0 0 Moriarty Bros. and the Rams 2-1 in the NFC. Oakland is second choice St. Uuis to San Diego 6, night Jim’s Arco .10 4 injured Doug Konieczny in Herrmann’s bat were the deciding factors. Gura, pitching Hundley ph 0 0 0 0 Garman p 0 0 0 0 needed three sets to advance to victim of Coach Forrest behind Pittsburgh at 5-2, while Minnesota, which lost to Houston 5 Pittsburgh 3, night Tommy’s Pizza McIntosh pr 0000 Highland Park Mkt 9 4 Gregg’s youth movement. the first inning, pitched his second complete game in 12 starts, is 3-0 lifetime Today's Games Busy ^ Mobil today’s men’s quarterfinals. Pittsbburgh in Super Bowl IX, is second to Los Angeles at FrIselU p 0 0 0 0 Lock, Stock, Barrel 6 7 against California and Ryan. (All Times EOT) shutout ball the rest of the 3-1. Sharon ph 1011 Indy Norton Electric 6 7 way in leading Houston over “Facing Ryan doesn’t make me pitch any different,” Montreal (Carrlthers 1-0) at Cincin­ Johnson p 0 0 0 0 (W No odds were quoted to win the division titles. nati (Darcy 84), 2:15 p.ni. W. L. Tierney’s 5 8 MANCHESTER MIDGET f60TBa LL Pittsburgh. The Pirates had Gura said, “but it shakes up our batters. Either he will ToUU 8 6 11 6 ToUU 8 10 16 10 Millers Falls U s Angeles (Hooton 84) at New San Diego 000 302(00-6 Renn’s Tavern 13 0 5 9 pitch real good or the way he did tonight.’’ York (Koosman 104). 2:15 p.m. taken a 3-0 lead off Koniecz­ St. Louis 41310010X-10 Manch. Oil Heat 11 3 Trash-Away 2 12 Chicago (Stone 94) at Atlanta E-Tolan, Ivie. DP-San Diego 1. St. ny on Dave Parker’s three- The Yankees scored three runs in the first inning on only (Niekro 114), after completion of Wlanut Barbers CHEERLEADING one hit. Bobby Bonds walked, stole second and came home Louis 2. LOB-San Diego 8, St. l ^ l s 7. DeMolay Dusty run homer but Crawford suspended game. 7:35 p.m. 2B-Folkers, Guerrero, W. Davis, Sha­ when Ryan threw Sandy Alomar’s bunt away. Alomar Signs Long Pact San Francisco (Montefusco 104) at ron. HR-Forsch (1). SF-W. Davis, Grubb. Gunver Stampers STANDINGS Philadelphia (Carlton 104). 7:35 p.m. ip h r er bb so Turnpike TV W. stole second and scored on Roy White’s double. White ad­ San Diego (Frelsleben 5-11) at St. L. Hawkins Jumps Spfliner L 4-10 0 6 4 4 0 0 Vittner’s TRYOUTS vanced to third on Ryan’s errant pickoff attempt at second INGLEWOOD, Calif. (UPI) - Right winger Mike Uuis (McGlothen 114). 8:00 p.m. Steak 12 1 Folkers 324 7 6 4 1 2 All girls entering 5-8th Grades In the Fall are eligible. ATLANTA (UPI) - Veteran Pittsburgh (Candelaria 5-2) at Hous­ B.A. dub Looking Glass 12 base and scored on Thurman Munson’s sacrifice fly. Murphy of the Los Angeles Kings was rewaid;'* for the Tomlin 114 0 0 0 0 9 1 13 2 forward Connie Hawkins has finest season of his career Friday with a multi-year con­ ton (Niekro 3-4). 8:36 p.m. FriselU 2 3111.2 Town 7 6 Sign up at Mt. Nebo FMd on Herrmann led off the second inning with a towering shot Sunday’s Games Women’s Rec signed a contract with the Johnson 1 *0 0 0 0 1 Fire 7 between tract with the National Hockey League club. U s Angeles at New York 7 August 13-15, 6-8:00 P.M. for his third homer. - Forsch W 114 614 9 4 4 4 1 Atlanta Hawks after playing San Francisco at Philadelphia C.B.T. (Blue) 7 7 TRY OUTS WILL BE HELD AUO. 18-19 . Murphy, who came to the Kings in a trade with the New Reynolds 2 12 2 12 Tigers out his option with the Los Gura had a three-hitter going into the ninth but the Pittsburgh at Houston Angels 6 8 (iTrn York Rangers, scored 30 goals last season. Terms of the Garman 124 1 Lropards MANCHESTER PACKING COMPANY , % | |W INC., MANCHESTER, CONNECnCin* k AT MT. NEBO FIELD AT 6:30 P.M. Angeles Lakers, the Hawks an­ Angels got two runs on a home run by Dave Chalk with one San Diego at St. U uii Splllner pitched to 6 batters in 1st. S.B.M. 4 10 Chicago at Atlanta Cougars nounced Friday. on. contract were not disclosed. WP-ForKh. Keggers 0 Montreal at Cincinnati 14 . T4:S. A-8,5M. Bobcats L I, ■ ^ ?■ ? Ma n c h e s t e r e v e n in g h e r a l d ,' Manchester, Conn/, Sat., August 9,1975 — PAGE ELEVEN i1 • Homee For Sale INDEX H om ai F o r Salo 23 33 Hornet For Sale 23 Homee For Sale 23 Hornet For Sale LEGAL NOTICE 23 Hornet For Sale 23 Hornet For Sale 23 Hornet For Sale 23 Homee For Sale NOTICM 33 Loit ■no Found VERNON - Large 2-family, 4^, TOWN OF MANCHESTER, - Ptriontit ideal in-lawset-up, Indmaculate . ii. CONNECTICUT - Announcomtnti condition, carpeting etc. 30's. J. ~ Enterttinment D. Real Estate Associates, 646- Notice of finding of No Signifi­ - A u c tlo n i •0 cant Effect on the Environment 1980. ‘ThlnUiig of SaHIng?” m nUL'Idk This notice is published in ac­ FINANCIAL - BondS'StockS'Mortgagei $36,900 - Duplex, 6-3, cabinet ARCS cordance with the Department - Personal Loans DPENHOUSEI ~ Insurance CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING kitchens, fireplace, carpeting, Why not call the Agency that can make It happen. Call of Housing and Urban tile baths, $435 monthly income. Development’s Rules and EMPLOYMENT Hutchins Agency, 646-3166. Regulations as printed in the - Help Wanted SUNDAY - 1 Thru 5 P.M. •* Business Opportunities Sis..*" • Ja n u a ry 7, 1975 F e d e ral - Situation Wanted PHONE 643-2711 MANCHESTER - Five room L MANCHESTER Register entitled, “Title 24, EDUCATION FOR ASSISTANCE IN PLACING YOUR AD Ranch, breezeway, garage, $45,500 MANCHESTER $35,000 MANCHESTER $42,500 HUD Part 58 Environmental - Private Instructions fireplace, trees, dead-end. - SchoolS'Classes Hutchins Agency, 646-3166, 228- REALE’S CORNER Review Procedure for the Com­ - Instructions Wanted 175 MAIN STREET PHONE 846-4525 munity Development Block 3540. REAL ESTATE Grant, Subsections 58.16 (a), 1- - Homes for Sale ADVERTISING ADVERTISING VERNON - Six-room older 8. - Lots-Land for Sale home with large kitchen, three RANCH- 5 rboms, city utilities, SEVEN ROOM older home, - Inveslment Property DEADLINE handy location. $29,900. five rooms and bath on firsi. Project: Ramping of the en­ - Business Property RATES bedrooms, two-car garage, $23,- trances to the Mary Cheney - Resort Property 12:00 noon the day before 500. Zinsser Agency, 648-1511. Philbrick Agency, Realtors, floor, two bedrooms on second Library and the Senior Citizens’ - Real Estate Wanted publication. 1 day ...... 9C w ord per day 6464200. floor, garage, conversion to two Jaycees Restore 3 days ...... 8« w ord per day Deadline tor Saturday and MI8C. SERVICES MANCHESTER-Quality built family a possibility, needs Center. Monday is 12:00 Noon Friday. 6 days ...... 7e word per day - Services Ottered 26 d a y s ...... 6C word per day COLONIAL- seven rooms, IW work, $32,900, Philbrick Agen­ This project will have no - PalntlngContrac(lng breezeway, garage, swimming the environment. - Rootlng-Sidlng PLEASE READ Happy Ads ... S2.00 inch bedrooms, lovely family room, - Healing.Plumbing two fireplaces plus landscaped pool, redwood deck, wooded CAPE- Six rooms, treed lot, The purpose of this project is to - Flooring YDUR AD : lot. Priced in the 40’s. Zinsser yard. $42,500. Philbrick Agency, city utilities, handy location, make public buildings accessi­ - Moving-Trucking>Slorage ■ Realtors, 646-4200. sion a base of operations, allow - Services Wanted Classified ads are taken over ; Agency, 646-1511. $31,500. Philbrick Agency it to distribute leaflets and ble to the physically han­ the phone as a convenience. CONE ST. SO EDMUND ST. 124 CONSTANCE DR. Realtors, 646-4200. MISC. FOR SALE brochures on Coventry, and to dicapped. The Herald is responsible tor - Articles for Sale only one Incorrect Insertion and ★ 4 Bodrooms Ar Formal Dining Room - Building Supplies t 3 Badrooma ★ Finished Rec Room ★ 20x20 Family Room -At 3 Bedrooms JUST LISTED! MANCHESTER - WEST provide a place for it to sell the The project will have no signifi­ then only to the size of the cant effect upon surface or sub­ - Pets -Birds- Dogs MANCHESTER ★ 2 Car Oarage ★ eny UUIICas ★ FIraplacad Living Rm. ★ Pool ★ Flreplaced Living Room k Now Kitchen Apartment building, 3 unite, official Coventry Bicentennial • Livestock original insertion. Errors which Welcome Home all brick, idaal for ownai (Off Keenoy Street) The Coventry Jaycees are in­ medallion.” surface lands, hydrology, noise, - Boats & Accessories do not lessen the value of the ONE OF A KIND DIRECTIONS: E. Cantor 81., toka lalt on to Cona St. ■k Formal Dining Rm. ★ Convenient to Rue ★ 2 Raths k Beautlfiilly Landscaped occupancy. volved in a community service Hetzel said, "After the air quality, wildlife or historic < Sporting Goods advertisement will not be cor­ School & Shopping NEW HOMES - Garden Products rected by an additional Inser­ SERGEANT lot, V4 acre wooded with goreiraus view DIRECTIONS: E. Cantor St. to Vernon St., 2nd left off Ver­ Call Us Todayl project of restoring the inside Bicentennial, the building can property. No significant altera­ - A ntiques tion. of Hfd. County. Redwood rarm s • DIRECTIONS: Cantor St. or W. Mlddla Tpka. to Adama to by of the old town office building be used as a meeting place by tion of the physical environ­ - Wanted to Buy room Raised Ranch, 3 bedrooms, non to Constance Dr. carthy DAVIS carpeted living and dining room, Edmund SI. ★ CENTURY 21 ★ JAMES A. MC for the Bicentennial Commis­ ment is planned. RENTALS $51,900. 7-rm. RANCH 3 various town commissions and •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• flreplaced family room w/bar, Phyllis Jackston sion. civic groups to help alleviate The Environmental Review - R oom s for Rent aluminum siding, t-car garage bedrooms, 2 bath*. - Apartments tor Rent Help Wanted 13 Help Wanted 13 From one who’s much more, ^ Six members of the Jaycees the overcrowding conditions at Record may be examined and - H om es tor Rent ALL OFFERS CONSIDERED Agency $51,000. 7-rm. RAISED have sanded, scraped and are copied in the Town Manager’s - Business tor Rent not going to 649-8782 RANCH, 3 bedrooms, 2Vi the Town Hall.” • Resort Property for Rent MATURE PATIENT person PERSONS WANTED to tend repairing the inside of the 1876 The old town office building is Office, Town Hall during - W anted to Rent with own transportation to bar and tables, call 649-0305 enlist or bath*. building which the commission on Main St. and when first business hours. On the basis of - Misc- for Rent supervise two children before between 9 and 5. MERRITT 646-1316 $52,000. a-rm. CAPE CQD, H eeltore e46-11S0 will use as an exhibit and infor­ erected was used as a town of­ this finding, no further review AUTOMOTIVE and after school and do some 4 bedrooms, 1'A bath*. mation center during Coven­ fice building and justice court. is necessary or will be con­ - Autos tor Sale housework in Bolton. Call 289- WANTEDr substitute grand­ $53,000. 7-rm. DUTCH - Trucks tor Sale BGLTGN- RANCH. 5 rooms, 3 try's celebration of the nation's It was later used as a probate ducted. The Town intends to 6894, days, 643-0000 evenings. mother, or mother with pre­ DDL., 3 bedrooms, 1'A • Heavy Equipment for Sale schooler, to babysit two nice lit­ SItuetlon Wanted 15 ★ CENTURY 21 ★ bedrooms, garage, large 200th anniversary. court, police department and request release of funds for this • Motorcycles-Bicycles wooded lot $36,000. Philbrick baths. It is the Bicentennial Com­ project from HUD. • Campers-Trailers-Mobite REAL ESTATE- opening for tle boys, 643-6658. Genuine MANCHESTER- Two Family $54,000. 7-rm. GARR. CQL., post office. It was last used as a Homes licensed full-time sales person, liking for kids, please. STRONG young man House, 5 rooms, 2 bedrooms, Agency Realtors 6464200. mission’s hope that the 100- real estate office in the early Any comments or questions on ■ Automotive Service ■ PHYLLIS JACKSTON AGENCY 3 bedrooms, 2W baths. ■ Autos for Rent-Lease call for confidential interview, specializes in lawn mowing, each apartment, excellent ren­ year-old building can be 1960s. the environmental status of the F.J. Spilecki, Realtor, 643-2121. GARAGE DOOR installer, garage cleaning and painting. tal income newer heating WILLIMANTIC - Southridge All homes include restored and refurnished in a The Jaycee team of painters project may be submitted to the wonderful opportunity, will Billy, 646-2999. systems, copper plumbing 200 delightful aluminum sided Flreplaced family room, style similar to that of the time was led by Bruce Zollo, project applicant, Mr. Robert B. Weiss, DUE TO expansion J. Watson train. Call 2764773. ft. deep lot. Close to bus line. Ranch with 7 rooms on well aluminum aiding, city kept lot. City water and sewers. which the building was built. chairman. Other Jaycee par­ General Manager, Town Hall, Beach Real E state Co. is RELIABLE COLLEGE woman Immediate occupancy. Zinsser i-1316 G A LLU STD D A Y ! 649-8782 utilities and 2-car garage*. Commission Chairman John □ N O TIC E S seeking experienced or PERSON FOR general office looking for painting or odd jobs. Agency. 646-1511. * $28,900. Dick Selig Realty 423- Custom kitchen w/ovan - ticipants were Dick Merrow, Town of Manchester, Connec­ 1601 or 742-9718. Hetzel said, "The restored Joe Pacheco, Ron Wancil, Earl ticut 06040 no later than qualified real estate sales work. Typing ability essential. 5 Call anytime, 643-0673. range - dishwasher and tree days 65. All benefits. East building will give the commis­ Brazeal and Bob Duffy. This notice first published on representatives for its HEBRON- 25 minutes to Hart­ VERNi ,800 BGLTGN 3 or 4 bedroom ranch, COLONIAL- Just listed, four GARRISDN CGLGNIAL- four lined lots. Lost and Found 1 Manchester office. Phone or Hartford location. 289-2735. EXPERIENCED ^ O W N W O w i ^ ' EXECUTIVE L RANCH- nine August 7, 1975 in compliance ford. Under $250 to heat this im­ 2 full baths, fireplace, barn- bedrooms, formal dining room, years old, fieldstone fireplace, rooms, 22x28 Master bedroom, write Suzanne Shorts or Arthur BABYSI’TTING in my home maculate 7 room raised ranch. Sptcloul S level duilet. P' 'll on • hill wood rec room, 1 acre private large eat-in kitchen, family beam ceiling, wall-to-wall with Rules and Regulations ACT NOW dem onstrators; aimI completely le clu d ^ J^ ^ o m built family room, game room, den, LOST- Black and white male Shorts, 193 East Center Street. weekdays. Will consider two Flreplaced living room with treed lot, in the 30’s. Tedford room, 2 fireplaces, must be carpeting, family room, sliding Section 58.17 (b). cat, vicinity of Middle School, 647-9139. E arn $1000 or m ore with children. 647-1724. in 1974. Three or fr 2^ private yard, on dead end street LUXURY LIVING Assessor Plans Visit cathedral ceiling. Eat-in Real Estate, 647-9914. seen. Asking $49,900. Century glass doors to large deck, gar­ in prime neighborhood, for Dated at Manchester, Connec­ Vernon, answers to Max. Treasure House party plan. kitchen with built-ins, rec baths. 2 firepl'^^ air- condlUoning Large 21, Phyllis Jackston Agency, age, mint condition, $51,700. further details call Philbrick ticut this 4th day of August, Reward, $25. Call 872-2721. Name brand toys and gifts room, 2 car garage, large treed 6461316 6496050. Play tonnla, swim in th* pool or taka tha kids to tha WE’RE HIRING (Fisher-Price, Tonka, Fenton) bam (65x98^ 15 horse Philbrick Agency Realtors, 6 ^ Agency Realtors, 646-4200. To Elderly Renters 1975. □ EDUCATION lot. Low forties. Zinsser Agency stalls. 4Tal. Good In- ddVENTRV 4200. playground while someone alM does your work for you. FOUND- Grey-black Tiger Free Kit. Top commissions. Town of Manchester Air Foret it hiring quallfitd 646-1511. ewne ' horses Ample FIRST TIM E OFFERED SEVEN RGGM older home, Take all thia and add it to th* banaflts of owning your own 3 kitten, with white. Oakland - womtn and man In mtchanict, tito- Also booking parties. Call 242- THE ULTIMATE Robert B. Weiss, pasture is complete­ Immaculate six room Ranch SEVEN RGGM older home, five rooms and bath on first bedroom home and you can’t resist. Priced at only $36,000. Visits have been scheduled as Sheldon Streets area. 649-1429. tronict, plus many mora. Sarva your 5830 or collect person-to-person HEBRON - Large country style ly fenced, i ^ ^ e seen to appreciate. Looking for a good clean EAST HARTFORD General Manager Private Inelrucllone 18 on beautifully landscaped five rooms and bath on first floor, two' bedrooms on second Call Avante Realty for your private ahowlng. 046-5461 or follows: country In tht NOW ttrvlct. for Miss Jean. 0-491-2100. raised ranch, 3 large bedrooms, Call Suzaonfe or Arthur Shorts. 648- house without the problems of Sheila Tuller S2» J. WATSM KACN CO. private acre. Extra large eat- floor, two bedrooms on second floor, garage, conversion to two 646-2801. MLS equal housing. Monday, Aug. 18: Daley CALL 646-7440 SUMMER BRUSH UP. over sized kitchen, flreplaced maintenance? At a reasonable 28923 BUDGET BLUES? A few hours m M L S in kitchen, flreplaced living floor, garage, conversion to two family a possibility, needs Court, 8:30 a.m .; Heritage □ FINANCIAL Prepare for school to begin. family room, 2 car garage, price? Here are 3 - a week selling famous Avon Manchsatar OfSea MT-GIM room, and finished family family a possibility, needs work, $29,900, Philbrick Agen­ Mayor Richard H. Blackstone Gardens, 8:30 a.m.; Hutt TOWN OF MANCHESTER Proiessional tutoring service. landscaped lot. Priced In for­ 1. Three Bedrms. 2W baths. work, $32,900, Philbrick Agen­ cy, Realtor 6464200. products can earn you extra ties. B/W Realty 647-1419. room. Call now as this home recently announced that per­ Heights, 1 p.m. Reading, math. Free consulta­ Eat-in Kit. including all cy, Realtors, 6464200. MERRITT sonnel from the assessor’s of­ Bonds-Stocks-Mortgages 8 money. Interested? Call 523- tion and evaluation. 649-8023. won’t last. Carlene McGlone AVANTE R ealtora 646-1180 T uesday, Aug. 19: The PUBLIC NOTICE PART-TIME waitresses for 9401. appliances. $34,500. ilidUKI GARRISGN CGLGNIAL- four fice have scheduled dates for ••••••••••••••••••********** EAST HARTFORD - Make your 649-5306, eves. 742-9213. years old, fieldstone fireplace, Highlands, 8:30 a.m.; On August 11, 1975, Robert MORTGAGES, loans first, se­ booth and counter service 10 dollars work for you. Good in­ 2. Ranch. Eat-in Kit. W all NEW LISTING visits to the town’s elderly a.m.-3 p.m., and also after Schoole-Cleeeee >9 MANCHESTER- Just listed. EOUSL HOUSING OPPORTUNITY beam ceiling, wall-to-wali l t y COVENTRY- Immaculate 6V4 Rochambeau, 8:30 a.m. Weiss, General Manager of the cond, third. All kinds. Realty EXPERIENCED vestment. We have several 2 appliances. Central vac. Charming pine room, two bath W " “ room, split level, 3 bedrooms, West side location 7 room older carpeting, family room, sliding housing units. Wednesday, Aug. 20: Elms Town of Manchester, 41 Center statewide. Credit rating un­ school hours. Apply in person BABYSITTER for infant in my families with four and five BARROWS it WALLACE system. Best grade of Members of the assessor’s Brass Key Restaurant, colonial in excellent condition. Federal Colonial, country glass doors to large deck, gar­ family room, garage, Village, 8:30 a.m.; Hockanum St., Manchester, and applicant necessary. Reasonable. Con­ home 35 hrs. week. References. room apartments. Available for wall/wall carpet. ’Two kitchen, beautifully equipped, 553 E. Middle Take. manicured acre. Excellent staff visit the senior citizens an­ Four bedrooms IW batbs, gar­ age, mint condition, $51,700 Park, 1 p.m. for HUD Title I funding, will fidential, quick arrangements. Reply Box BB, Manchester IRISH immediate sale starting as low age, close to school. Gnly ^ , - bedrms. $30,900. all latest appliances, wall-to- location. $38,500. Fireside Real­ nually to take applications for PART-TIME GENERAL office Herald. philbrick Agency Realtors, 646 646-5461 Thursday, Aug. 21: Meadow request release of funds from Alvin Lundy Agency. 527-7971. as $31,900. B/W Realty 847-1419. 9W. Keith Real Estate 6 ^ 1 % , 3. Three bedrms. Den. Pat­ wall carpeting, aluminum ty. Inc. 647-9144. 100 Constitution Plaza, Hart­ work and light bookkeeping NEW-L-RANCH-contempprary circuit breaker tax relief for Hill, 8:30 a.m.; Shea Gardens, STEP­ 649-1922. io. 2 Baths. Fireplace. the Department of Housing and ford. Evenings, 233-6879. experience required. Call Mr. WANTED- Male help for part- MANCHESTER • Exquisite 4 style, three bedrooms,' two siding, roof, (two years old). renters. 8:30 a.m. Urban Development for (1) the Burnett, 646-3005. ■■ Complete Kit. Only $32,- IN ANDOVER-Honeymooners time in haying. Apply i)i person bedroom Dutch Colonial. Fine HEBRGN-U&R Built Raised baths, beamed cathedral A Real Gem at $44,000. Call SWIMMING POOL, garage, or retirees, cosy four-room purchase of land off Spencer St. MORTGAGES - 1st, and 2nd a t 364 Bidwetl „ Street, DANCING ceilings, with roman brick 900. Suzanne Shorts, 6463233 or wall-to-wall carpeting are Beginner Leeeone Slerl area. Priced in fifties. B/W Ranch. 3 or 4 Bedrooms, DNCE IN A LIFETIME authentic log cabin with mini- for the construction of elderly mortgages — interim financing SECRETARY- full time for Manchester, Really 647-1419. fireplace, two-car garage. Ail come with Central Air, full Mary Ann CuIIina, 633-1526. features of this clean six-room management consulting and T h ii September In breakfast bar, rec room, deck, barn on 1(A countpi acres. OHA housing, (2) to carry out a — expeditious and confidential fireplace, fenced-in treed lot, in Merritt Agency, 6461180. Base., City utilities. Carport L WATSON BEACH CO. Colonial. Nicely shaded yard, heat, big stone fireplace, open Honor Roll Listed research organization in South Windsor & storage area. Pool & Tennis service, J.D. Real Estate BABYSITTER NEEDED- MANCHESTER - Spring Street aCALTORS MLS short residential -street. 'Must housing code inspection Glastonbury. Experienced per­ the 40's. Tedford Real Estate, beams, very short walk to lake. program with emphasis on the Assoc. 646-1980. kindergarten child Bowers For Informetlon Call - Many trees shade this large 647-9914. MANCHESTER- Seven room Courts. ■n*Kkr Met M741N sell now. Priced accordingly. Reduced to $27,000. Call 423- son with excellent typing and Raised Ranch, 3/4 acre, 2 Equal Housing Opportunity core census tracts and (3) funds school area. Call Manchester raised Ranch with three Mr. Matthew, Belfiore Agency, 1601 or 742-9718. shorthand skills needed. Con­ 646-1484. Deirdre Golden baths, 2 fireplaces, two car gar­ 647-1413, At Coventry High for administration of the Block BUSINESS and individual loans bedrooms, one full, two hail MANCHESTER- WGGDED available for any purpose. $2,- tact Mrs. Anderson. 633-6743. baths, relax in paneled family LGTS in quiet residential age, carpeting, pool, huge deck, KEITH CGLGNIAL-seven rooms, 1 (A Grant. These projects are con­ 644-8455 central air-conditioning, $46,- GARRISGN CGLGNIAL- Seven Shawcross. Steven Simmons,' Lorllee 000 to $10,000,000.00. lin g term SCHOOL BUS Drivers. room, two fireplaces, oversized neighborhood. Will build to your REAL ESTATE baths, three bedrooms, NEW and SPACIOUS GRADE 12 W oodm an. sistent with the Town’s applica­ financing and competitive RECEPTIONIST PART- Openings available for two-car garage. Owner, 643- specifications. Can be seen end 900. Warren E. Howland breezeway, garage, swimming rooms, 1'A baths, formal dining TIME—We are seeking a per­ Modern Dutch Colonial, 8 High Honors tion to HUD for Title I funds. terms. Call E. B. Trimble September. We will train. Call 2553.______of Indian Drive. Inquire R.G. Realtors 643-1108. 646-4126 pool, redwood deck, wooded room, aluminum siding, swim­ GRADE 10 OR rooms, 3 large bedrooms Environmental review records Associates, 529-8525. sonable individual with good 643-2373 or 643-2414, Snyder, General Contractor yard. $42,500. Philbrick Agency, ming pool, enclosed porch, David Fitch, Ronald Knapp, Kim High Honors □ REAL ESTATE fireplace, and living room, Lodder, Joyce Phllbrlck, Patricia White. have been prepared for the typing skills for a position in MANCHESTER- New to 649-1922 Realtors, 6464200. patio. $38,OCio. Philbrick Agency Sean Bradley, Kristi Kelson. one of our Manchester offices. formal dining, family rooiii H o n o rs above named prjects and may REAL ESTATE salesman. Full market. Great starter home. Realtors. 6464200. H o n o rs If interested please apply at time licensed salesman. Real Hornet For Sale 23 All large rooms 16x12 master CIRCA 1830 well maintained ins laundry room on first Eileen Barton, Ellen Bates, Scott be reviewed or copied in the □ EMPLCYMENT MANCHESTER-New on the SAT. a SUN. oor, 2-car garage. Located Peggy Beaulieu, Susan Bendell, Hartford National Bank, 320 Estate experience not a pre­ bedroom, full cellar, city NEW RANCH - Extra large nine room Antique Colonial, CAPE- Eat-in kitchen, formal B Bates, JoAnn Bray, Scott Burrell. Laura General Manager’s office, market and never lived in six modern kitchen, two baths, on lot #117, Grissom Rd. Burrows. Bruce Calsse, Renee Cloutier, Laurie Bradley. Margaret Corcoran. West Middle Turnpike, requisite. Commission plus up utilities. Asking $^,500. Keith room Ranch with three 4-7 P.M. four fireplaces, four bedrooms, dining room, flreplaced living Christopher Coates, Sherry Tina Fentiman. Douglas Fitch, Cheryl Town Hall, 41 Center St., during fireplace, 2-car garage, Porest Hills area, available H e lp Wanted 13 Manchester. An equal oppor- to $12,000 annual guarantee. Colonial, 2 1/2 baths, family Real Estate 6464126, 649-1922. bedrooms, dining room, kitchen study, one full and two Vi baths room, 3 bedrooms, 2-car gar­ Coolbaugh, John Culpin. ^ Kingsbury, Peter LaFaucI. business hours. lurfity employer. aluminum siding and windows, plus attached five room un­ mmediately, $54,900. Also, Laurie Dollerls, Deborah Dut> Also, Ann LeMay, Geoffrey Riley, Send resume to Warren E. room, fireplaces, garages. with dishwasher and disposal,' REDUCED! age, immaculate condition, Gordon Sanborn. Kerry Shaw, Kent The Town of Manchester will Quick Ml* w anltd by owiMr. large deck, picture window in finished carriage shed, poten­ ton, Judy Edwards, Elaine Ferguson. ATTENTION Demonstrators - Howland Realtor, 555 Main Hutchins Agency, 646-3166. TOLLAND 2 ACMt aluminum siding, baseboard $36,900. Philbrick Agency, Shorrock, Jane Spink, Stephanie Tour- basement with walk-out to MAHHEW ALLEN Luann Green, Virginia Homans, undertake the projects Toys and Gifts. Work now thru IBM. CO M PO SER Street, Manchester. heat, only $43,500. Wolverton Mid littto*. Qttor* con- tial for studio, etc., two story Realtors, 6464200. Maureen Kelly. Vvendy Lathrop nas, Eric Underwood, Christina Weiner, OPERATOR experienced only. NEW LI8TINB •ld*r*d. RQCKLEDQE patio. $47,900. Philbrick Agen­ R e a lto r 872-8561 Paul Willnauer, Eric Young. described above the Block December. Free Sample Kit. 30 LOCUST STREET - two Agency, Realtor 649-2813. barn, well treed lot, $54,000, Reduced to *59,900 McMahon. Joyce Matzdorf, Beth Miller, Authentic, reconstruction of circi 1740 cy, Realtors, 646-4200, Jennifer Platt, Margaret Pratt, Debra Grant funds from the U.S. No experience needed. Call or Convenient hours, Mod hourly family, no agents please. $44,- AREA, tpaclou* 7-room Philbrick Agency Realtor, 646 GARRISGN CGLGNIAL- four GRADE 9 ColonUI. Taken down and rebuilt in Large 4 bedroom Colonial on cornsr lot. Flrat floor family Shea. Susan Worthington. Department of Housing and Ur­ write Santa’s Parties, Avon, rate. Apply Appers Printing 000. Phone 6fe-2426, 9-5. TALCGTTVILLE- Main Street, Raised Ranch, large wooded 4200. years old, fieldstone fireplace, and Mailing Bureau, 307 L A. 1971 on new foundation to combine the CAPE- Eat-in kitchen, formal room with flraplaca, 2ML8 649-X4K MANCHESTER- Just like 11:00 A.M. - 1:00 P.M. Science Equipment information 525-2372. heating, stove, refrigerator. platoly appllancad kitchan, aluminum axtorlor, many.axtraa lie Weat Canter Street MERRITT Monday-Friday 1975-1976 school year. Sealed Hartford, Ct, Objections to the NO CASH BOND Seven spacious rooms, three 900. Two-family, 4-4, $36,000. beamed ceiling, wall-to-wall living in the country! Uniquely R ealtora 646-1180 Industrial Arts Equipment Hutchins Agency 6463166. MANCHESTER- West side bedrooms, flreplaced family Two-family flats, 65, $^,900. MINT CONDITION - $31,066. carpeting, air-conditioners, designed 7-room ranch $2.50 per hour bids will be received until 11:00 release of funds on bases other REQUIRED Cape, fireplace, rec room, for­ Home Economic Equipment PERSON WANTED for house room off kitchen, aluminum Philbrick Agency, Realtors, rotessionally landscaped. $52,- MANCHESTER- Redwood featuring cathedral ceiling . Applicant must be in good A.M., August 15, 1975 at which than those stated above will not 18 YEARS OR OLDER MANCHESTER-Quality, mal dining room, extra clean. SOUTN WINOSOR Home Economics Appliances cleaning by day. Must have car. siding, two-car garage, high Yi- 6464200. LONG, LOW, AND LOVELY...naallad In tha treat la tbit 00. Philbrick Agency, Farms, 7 room. Aluminum living room, 3 bedrooms, two health. time they will be publicly be considered by HUD. No VALID DRIVERS LICENSE Call 649-5906. custom-built 5-room ranch plus Deep lot, big two-car garagd. Realtors, 6464200. siding Cape With full Dormer. 3 baths, formal dininc MANCHESTER- lazy Bid forms, plans and enclosed carpeted porch. A acre . wooded lot with fabulous tavan room beauty. FIral floor family room, appllancad g For Application and job opened. The right is reserved to objection received after APPLY Price just reduced to view. Merritt Agency, 6461180. RAISED RANCH ■ Seven bedroom, 1V$ baths, formal private deck, Candlewood husband’s special, if your hus­ specifications are available at Delightful home in cream- puff Call Warren E. Howland kitchan, 1'A bathe, central vac. ayatom, two car garaga with description, apply at reject any and ail bids. September 8, 1975 will be con­ the General Services Office, 41, DAILY 9-5 ACCOUNTANT-SENIOR, rooms, 3 bedrooms, 2 NEW RANCH - Extra large dining room, living room, eat-in Drive. Inquire R.G. Snyder band doesn't like to, can’t or securlty^and growth with local condition. Quiet street, Realtors, 643-1108. fireplaces, 2-car garage, family alactric aye - mual ba saan - ONLY - $42,500. won’t be a handyman why not Personnel Office, Municipal Specifications and bid forms sidered by HUD. Center Street, Manchester, Good Humor Corp. REFURBISHED CAPE, six modern kitchen, two baths, kitchen, adjacent to family General Contractor 6464874. CPA firm. For accountant with professional landscaping, full rooms, three bedrooms, room, modern Kitcnen with fireplace, 2-car garage, room, with floor to ceiling fire choose, this comfortable three Building, 41 Center Street, may be secured at the Business Dated at Manchester, Conn, Connecticut. Kennedy Rd. and basement, flreplaced living HARTFORD-Neat and clean Office, 45 N. School Street, this 8th day of August, 1975 Sullivan Ave. one or more years exposure to flreplaced living room, garage, beamed ceiling, wall-to-wall aluminum siding and windows, place, sliding glass door to WILLIMANTIC-Investors, or bedroom Ranchi appliances, Manchester, Connecticut. , Town of Manchester, public accounting. Experience room, are just a few of the starter home, 2-fam|ly, 3-3. fireplace, formal dining room, Manchester, Connecticut. Ray- Town of Manchester South Windsor, CL New furnace. Ideal for young or new plumbing, kitchen, roof, carpeting, air-conditioners, large deck, picture window in patio, wall to wall carpeting, at­ large family take note. Gigan­ Connecticut In preparation of various tax extras. Low, low 40's. Jesdor roiessionally landscaped. $52,- RKflARDS & KENMNA basement with walk-out to tic 12-room home, city water two baths, double garage, love­ rriond E. Demers, Business Robert B. Weiss Tel. 289-8261 old, Only. $37,000. Wolver professionally decorated inside tached garage, lovely trew 'A Closing date for filing is Friday, Robert B. Weiss, returns helpful. Send resume to . Realty MLS 633-1411 or 643-2081 and out. Merritt Agency, 646 g00. Philbrick Agency, ______* 528-9546. patio. $47,900. Philbrick Agen­ acre lot. Many extras $54,900 and sewers. $31,000. Dick Selig ly yard, Just listed at $46,500. Manager Cqutl Oppoitunltf, Im ptoftr Agency, Realtors, 649-2818. August 22, 1975, General Manager General Manager Box Manchester Herald. eves. 1180. Realtors, 6464200. cy, Realtors, 6464200. owner 643-0611. Realty 423-1601 or 742-9718. Glidden Associates, 644-2533. ’ ' t; I i f ) PAGE TWELVE - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Sat., August 9, 1975

Lott-Umd For Solo 24 Painting-Papering 32 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Cionn., Sat., August 9, 1975 — PAGE THIRTEEN □ MISC. FOR SALE ^ ^ c ft tor Sa/a d f Antlquea 4$ Apartmenta For Rant 53 Homaa lor Rani 54 Autos For Sale 67 BOLTON- Treed building iot, TEACHERS INFLATION A N TIQ U ES W ANTED - PLEASANT two-bedroom HEBRON- Spacious 3 bedroom BARRACUDA-good' run- BUGS BUNNY OUT OUR WAY BY NED COCHRAN 200' frontage, convenient to fighters. Save over 50% on Articlaa lor Sale American furniture, oriental OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE Route 6. wolverton 41 SAU % apartment, secondI ffloor lt o cen­ ranch, flreplaced family room, condition, 8250. call 643- Agency, house painting. 15 years 50 rugs, paintings, pewter, Wind­ trally located, 8150 no utilities, ■ «sc /vtasB Realtors, 649-2813. experience, insured. Call 643- OFFEVBRYfHINa 2 car garage, 8375 per month.' all FINISHED, \ WELL.WADPAYA ALUMINUM sheets used as sor chairs, crocks, jugs. ^Ron no pets, 649-3978 or 646-4780. alrra. B u o « y I DONT UKE THE WAY 1609. Anxious owner wlU consider ELklER.'COME THINK?T H I N K ? //— — ------2 m d o o r s open ANOTHER, rinting plates, .007 thick, VUMPS V COLUICTIBLE8 Dionne, 64^1691. take a THE JACKET RTS BUT IF PAUL REVERE AND TEDPV BOLTON-60 acres of rolling rent with option to buy. B/W 1974 PONTIAC LEMANS Sport IK PAINTER. UXDK.' HMMM/HMMk AWOUND THE r r s a m A zin ^ — - - OFF 6 RIMV HANDS AFTERTINKER- WHY DIP ONLY ONE BECOME A for a multitude of purposes. Special rates for people over W. Wanted to Buy 49 sion, power steering, power BRITISH w e n t THUR • FRI. refrigerator. References. No MANCHESTER- Three- brakes, air-conditioning, many INS w a n YOUR MOTORBIKE/ BUT I'LL BET IF VOU LESEND? THEN I REMEMBERED Fairly priced. Wolverton Agen­ Fully insured. Estimates given. 8AT • 8UN. ------b u m p e d VDUR FINSER I COULDN'T GET the o t h e r cy, Realtors, 649-2813. NEWSPRINT end rolls. 25 pets. 8155. 228-3540, 646-3167. bedroom townhouse con­ more extras, 15,000 miles. H,- TEDDY WAS KNOWN AT YE OLDE WAY IS JUST Call 649-7863. cents each. Manchester 9 - 9 VOLVOS WANTED any year, ■------'OU TO BEN D AN ELBOW / AT 50 PEARL 8T. dominium.. 2% baths, central 2%. Mint condition. Call 649- BOARDINS HOUSE FOR HIS LOVE A M INOR Evening Herald. we will pay instant cash on the. MANCHESTER- Deluxe two BOLTON- Clarke Road, Flora WALLPAPER Hanging - 82.75 MANCHE8TER spot. Call Mr. Mag. Clayton air-conditioning, wall-to-wall 3744 or 646-4542. OF CARPS, PARTIES AND HORSES' DETAIL TO Road, Birch Mountain Road, THE BIO RED BARN bedroom townhouse, full base­ carpeting throughout. Finished The r ea so n for the per roll. Experienced MotAotors 289-3461...... ment, private entrances and A h e a v y building lots, eight available, tradesman. Call R. WE BUY and sell used fur­ AND rec room % bath, all privileges, 1969 G.T.O. JUDGE Hurst 4- OBSCURITY BECAME THINKER niture. Cash on the line. One patio.includes heat, appliances, rent with or without option to speed, 400 cubic lnches,Ram CLEAR' two partially cleared, six light­ Starkweather,-644-3194. OLD DOLLS-: LIKE ly wooded. 88,500-89,500. piece or an entire housefull. SAifE S carpeting, 8250 per month, call buy. 6464427. air, Posl rear-end, Mags, and for your old dolls, 885. and ut Paul W. Dougan, Realtor, 643^ BLANKHEAP,' 'Tupper, Adams, Dallaire Main PAINTING - interior and 646-6432. Furniture Barn, 345 extras. 644-0540 Main Street Rear, behind for China and bisque dolls. 811)0 4535, 646-1021. COVENTRY- SIX room duplex. Street, Hebron, 228-9217, 228- exterior, paperhanging, G.E. UPRIGHT FREEZER 2 and up for Bye’lo. Never give or 9768. excellent work. References. Douglas Motor Sales. years old. 8100. Single bed com­ Stove refrigerator, heat, wall- 1972 Gran Torino Sport, good sell a doll without getting our to-wall carprpeting. 8280. condition, new tires, shocks and Free estimates. Fully insured. plete, 820. Call 646-2229. offer. Call locally, 875-7356. MICKEY FINN InveHment Property 25 Martin Mattson, 649-4431. CLEAN USED refrigerators, miAOR APjUITMENTS Available Septiptember 1. Call muffler system, must sell, BY HANK LEONARD ranges, automatic washers, SWIMMING POOLS - End of Five-room townhouse apart- 646-0425. leaving town, call 646-1988. MANCHESTER- Iqvest in the PAPER HANGING Expert. with guarantees. B. D. Pearl’s season clearance! Sacrifice! Slent, 1V4 tiled baths, 2 alr- future with this four family in­ Your average paper, in average Appliances, 649 Main St, 643- Will sell and coinpletely install □ RENTALS londltloners, wall-to-wall EAST HARTFORD- Modern 1968 Ford Mustang three SHERIPF FINN come property. Central loca­ 2171 three bedroom duplex, IVk speed, excellent running condi­ ISN'T HERE room, 825. Mr. Richman, 646- huge 19x24’ O.D. swimming sarpetlng^ full basement, NOW THIS IS tion and steady income. 856,500. 3864. pool complete with fencing, ‘ baths, appliances, full base­ tion, great on gas. Must sell. water, appliances. ment, close to school and buses. Call 64^1083 after 6:30 p.m., MICKEY FINN ^ A Y B E Wolverton Agency, Realtors, SCREENED LOAM - driveway sundeck, filter and pump. Now Rooms lor Rent 52 io pets. -C A N I TAKE 649-2813. PAINTING INTERIOR and gravel, processed gravel, sand, only 8777. Full price financing I Call 649-2184 or 646-1996. 8800 or best offer. THE C A L L ? t e d d y 6 4 9 -7 6 2 0 Exterior and wallpapering. stone and fill. George H. Grif- available. Call Tony collect, THOMPSON BOUSE, fur­ MISSED TWO YEAR old apartment Professional contractor Bob fing, Andover, 742-78M. 203-2326500. Bualneaa lor Rent 55 FOR SALE 1966 Volkswagen t h e nished rooms, centrally Good condition. 8450. building-three' units, each con­ Jobin, 649-9027. located. Kitchen privileges. Beetle. EVENING 644-8455. WHY A/OTHER& SET SRAV taining three bedrooms, 1V4 DARK RICH loam, five yards AIR CONDITIONERS- 6000, Parking. Reasonable rates. MANCHESTER GARDENS- OFFICE SPACES for rent on NEW5 = baths, kitchen with built-ins, J.P. LEWIS & SON - Custom 828. plus tax, pool patio sand, 6000, BTU three speed, insta Phone 649-2358. One and two room apartments Main Street in Manchester, 0-1 separate furnaces and cellars, gravel, and stone 643-9504. in beautiful country setting. 1966 PONTIAC Convertible MUTT AND JEFF Painting - Interior and exterior. mount exhaust, direction con­ ideal location for professional b u d f is h e r attached professional office, Paperhanging, Remodeling trol, 649-3481. Walk to everything. 8169 • 81% offices very convenient to all Bonneville. Good condition. ESSEX MOTOR INN - weekly Asking 8625. Call 646-3530. prking facilities, 898,500. Cen­ Gutters. Fully insured. 649- SWIMMING POOLS - Famous rooms, single 856, double 869, monthly. Includes heat, hot facilities. Please call 646-4100,9 I JUST BOUGHT THIS water, and appliances. FIFTEEN tury 21, Phyllis Jackston Agen­ 9658. . Coleco guaranteed luxury SNOW 'ORES- Two BR 78-13 plus tax, continental breakfast, a.m.-5 p.m. SET LAST WEEK— AND Ilf cy, 646-1316, 649-6050. above ground swimming poof, steel belted radials. Excellent Superintendant 646-1X190. ^ u a l DOLLARS air conditioning, 646-2300. housing. Trucks lor Sale 82 AFTER TUNING IT IN-THE •••• completely installed. Huge condition. 820 each. 6436927. SHARE four-room office, with P IC T U R E IS U PS ID E D O W N .' Business Property 25 Building-Contracting 33 16’x31’ O.U. complete with MANCHESTER- clean, fur­ accountant, air-conditioning FOUR ROOMS second floor - 1970 CHEVY 3/4-ton custom filter, pump, vinyl liner, ladder, FORTY FEET vinyl coated nished room, central, apply 4 and heat, good projection. camper. Heavy- duty equip­ MANCHESTER - Unique op­ NEWTON H. Smith & Sons - appliances. Suitable for sundeck, fencing and stairs. On­ fencing with six stakes 820. 643- Pearl St. apartment 1 or call Reasonable. Call 649-1680, 649- ment. Cap included. 31,000 PRISCILLA’S POP BY AL VERMEER portunity - modem one floor Remodeling, repairing, ad­ ly, 8689. Full price. Financing 4970. 875-3503 after 6. married couple. Central securi­ 3549. ty. Call 643-f094 after 4 p.m. original miles, 82,000. Call after THAT WELL? DKD I building -with 2300 square feet, ditions, rec rooms, porches and available. Limited quanity. Call 5, 742-6817. WILL BE THE LIBRARY] three acres, ideal lor office. roofing. No job too small. Call Carl collect, 525-91w. for more SET OF Encylopedias first OFFICES- Ground floor YOU LEARN FURNISHED ROOM - all com­ A -4-CEn T IS BIG club, or organization. Below 649-31«. information. revised edition with yearbooks. forts of home, kitchen, parking, THREE ROOM apartment with parking, includes utilities. ANYTHING replacement at 849,900. Hayes heat, hot water, stove, 1973GMC, Jimmy deluxe PENALTY B u s i n e s s Excellent condition. 8100. Cali security. Call 649-3436,643-7^. Convenient to 1-86. Reasonable. package, many extras, call AT THE Corporation, 646-0131. WES ROBBINS carpentry 289-2105. refrigerator, cooking gas, wall 646^485. STUART LIBRARY.? T.V. •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• REFRIGERATOR older. Runs to wail carpeting. 8170. Adults mornings, 643-2% RERMRS remodeling specialist. Ad­ well. Will deliver 830.00. Call THREE ROOMS with heat and Real Estate Wanted 28 ditions, rec rooms, dormers, FOR SALE Westinghouse only. No pets. Security deposit SOUTH WINDSOR- modern 649-90495. appliances. One month security required. Call 643-9678. 1966 CHEVROLET TRUCK and built-ins, bathrooms, kitchens, Refrigerator. Suitable for base­ required. No pets. Available single offices or suites, all camper cap with sleeping in­ ALL CASH lor your property 649-3446. ment. 830. 646-3406. now. Call 647-9660. utilities, carpeting, janitorial within 24 hours. Avoid red tape, THREE ROCK Electrofile with MANCHESTER- 2 Bedroom sert, 6 cylinder standard, new enclosed cabinet. Excellent services, parking, convenient to radial tires. 742-8550. instant service. Hayes Corpora­ LEON CIESZYNSKl builder - BRAND NEW AMF Riding FOUR SINGLE Rooms for Apartment Heat Appliance, Routes 64 and 91, Glidden CAPTAIN EASY tion, 646-0131. condition. Price open. Call Mrs. Central location, parking, BY CROOKS & LAWRENCE new homes custom built, LaCroix 646-3050. Mower. Eight horsepower rent. Centrally located, on bus Associates, 644-2533. 1973 TOYOTA PICK-UP good remodeled, additions, rec Briggs and Stratton. U s^ four line. Call 647-9868 or 643-7107. security, 8205 Monthly 64^33M. condition, 30,000 miles. 82,300 BLflZeei... LET'S HOPE THAT SELLING your house? Call us rooms, garages, kitchens times. Too much machine for t h a n k ▼ OKAY, YOU CAN RELAX first and we’ll make you a cash FOR SALE AIR conditioner- MANCHESTER- Unusual 2 Call 566-7168 or 742-6638 after ‘ LEOPARD'S WOT HUNORV ENOUGH remodelea, bath tile, cement Fedders, Bargin used one day. my boys. First 8350. 742-9168. OFFICE SPACE 5:00. : GOODNE55;... \ nOW„, HERE WE ARE offer.One day service. T. J. work. Steps, dormers. Residen­ bedroom town house at the TO COME BO UND ING A F T E R U51 UIKE L®''CK a t CAM P! Cost 8250. sacrifice for 8150. 8,- Foil RENT I^IZliissQJ. T M u 5 Pai on 9-9 Crockett, Realtor, 643-1577. tial or commercial. Call 649- WATKINS BARGAIN Shop- Apartments For Rent 53 Coach House. IMi baths, full SHE'S COMING 4291, 000 BTU Heavy Duty. 643-6847. basement, private entrances 250 sipiare feet, cehter of Molorcyclea-BIcyeles 84 THE BORN LOSER TO! Fantastic reductions on sofas, Manchester, air conditioning BY ART SANSOM IMMEDIATE CASH for your chairs, tables, lamps, bedding, WE HAVE customers waiting aiiuand property. Let us explain our KIRBY VACCUUM cleaner for the rental of your apartment cooki and paidiing. Call 643-9551. EXPERT bicycle rep lirs, ail MOW, BLOW THEM AaOlT,'^ TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY pictures - everything! All from 'OUAIREADV W P ? J fair proposal. Call Mr. Belfiore, Carpentry and general contrac­ with accessories, shampooer, or home. J.D. Real Estate makes, models ano speeds. regular stock: customer HATTIE,BUT FIRST,! NDUR WISH! 647-1413. ting, Residential and commer­ Sander reconditioned. 8200. cancellations, floor samples, Associates, Inc. 646-1980. month. Pets allowed' not over ...... dealers, Complete 20 gallon aquarium 20Ibs. Within walking distance ...... Manchester Bicycle Shop 649- ‘ MAKEAWISKi, cial. Whether it be a small etc. Save up to 50% on truly fine Resort Properly 2098. ''C A H ,! MAY WE BUY your home? repair job, a custom built home with stand, filter, etc. Call 649- furniture. 935 Main Street, LOOKING for anything in real of schools, churches, shopping, Tor Rent 58 Quick, fair, all cash and no or anything in between, call 646- 5952, Manchester. estate rental — apartments, and bus. Paul W. Dougan BLEW'EM problems. Call Warren E. 1379. homes, multiple dwellings, no Realtor 646-1021 or 643-4535. 1971 KAWASAKI, 100 T rail- COVENTRY LAKEFRONT bike, good running condition,' K X O J X l Howland, Realtors, 643-1108. COPPERTONE refrigerator, COMPLETE SET storms and fees. Call J.D. Real Estate cottage, three bedrooms, 14 cubic feet, 8150. White elec­ SIX ROOM Duplex for rent. 8250, call anyjime, 6494911. CUSTOM 3-S h o m es screens for six room Cape, first Associates, Inc. 646-1980. available month of August, 646- INSTANT cash for your home. tric stove, 840. Call 646-6386. bid accepted, 649-4483. Close to schools and shopping. 1418. Call Dan Reale, 646-4525. CONSTRUCTION NEWER Three-bedroom 8190 per m onth. Security Triumph in excellent condition.: ADDITIONS Reasonable. Call 6434534. t o u n z REMODEUNQ TAG SALE- August 9-10. Duplex - U4 baths, carpeting, deposit required. Write Box A, J f Dogs-BIrds-Pels 43 Manchester Herald. Nm alMr npiH t* 4m T ROOFING p r e E Household items, baby clothes all appliances. 8275 monthly. □ MISC. SERVICES Frechette & Martin, Inc., Rm4 Tstsfs OatsHM Mi Iw HONDA MT 250 Elsinore, 1974. *'■>'^0 ESTIMATES and furniture, more. 437 Sum­ DOG-CAT boarding reser­ 750 miles. Call days 646-1233,: THE FLINTSTONES TEL. e49-8S0S mit Street. Realtors, 64&4144. MANCHESTER - three ikt klip |M M ii vations. Combined inside/out- bedrooms, second floor aparti evenings 742-9345. Ask for Mr. BY HANA-BARBERA Services Ottered 31 side runs, partitioned privacy, TWO BEDROOM luxury ment, in newer two-family, ful­ Fuller. BUILDING - Remodeling, PORTABLE ELECTRIC germicidal lighting. Canine Wanted to Rent 57 ALLEY OOP BY V.T. HAMLIN typewriter, Olivetti, used once, townhouse, located in Highland ly carpeted, air-conditioned, REWEAVING burns, holes. roofing, rec rooms, additions, Holiday Inne, 200 Sheldon Road, Park section of Manchester. and all appliances. Convenient 1972 HONDA 450. Very good garages. All kinds, carpentry 8200, 643-9822 after 5:30. Manchester, 646-5971. WANTED BY three adulU a condition with helmet and - Y'DONT, VN\ JU S T Zippers, umbrellas repaired. Wooded and private. For infor­ location, 8245 monthly. Call five room heated or unheated. 'CAUSE I JUST NOTICED HE Window shades, Venetian work. For estimates call 649- extras. 8800. Call 643-8242. LIKE /rrls A DVINS TO AIR COMPRESSORS, New in mation call 646-1616, or 649- collect 6817-867-3756 or 643- Call 246-2669. r r r / might. AIN'T WEAKIN' NO BOOTS... PUT ON AAV blinds. Keys. TV for rent. 1142. PRIVATE riding instructions, 5295. 5836. AN' I M N T s e r v e b a r e NEW OUTFIT stock, 5 h.p., 8595.10 h.p., 8994. English and Western, 85.00 per 1970 HONDA 450- Highbars, TT FOOT FOLKS.' Marlow’s, 867 Main St. 649-5221. Other sizes available at great WANTED-FOUR or five room AND eO OUT STEPS, SIDEWALKS, stone hour, call 633-5571, anytime. WILLINGTON, one, two, and pipes. Most sell going west. SHOPPINS walls, fireplaces, flagstone savings. Habekost Engineering, home or duplex by 2 middleage 8550. 643-9266 Dan. n MILLAR TREE Service, Inc. 525-6049. three bedroom apartments, non-drinking men with room to Removal, pruning, lot clearing, terraces, concrete repairs, in­ BASSET HOUND - AKC with fireplaces, central air con­ TICK TOOK side and outside. Reasonably move around freely. Reply Box HONDA 1975 CR 125 Elsinore. spraying. Fully insured. registered, male, eight months, ditioning, appliances, pool, and AA, Manchester HeralcL Licensed. Free estimates. priced. 643-0851. SOLID MAPLE buffet and 8150, 742-9394. sauna, piollution free country TOWER Never raced. Must see. 646-' hutch 52 inches long. 8275 . 647- 1583. ; Phone 646-3437 , 633-5354. living with highway con­ A new 1 bedroom townhouM aparl* TOBIAS CARPENTRY Service 1815. APARTMENT WANTED; FOR SALE- Three male boxer venience, appointment only, ment community featuring private en« Responsible mature woman Tr e e s e r v ic e (Soucler) - Remodeling, repairs, ad­ ies, AKC registered. Call 643-2139, 684-3681. trances, open ttaircaae, wall to wall FOR SALE- 1973 Honda 350 CB. ITALIAN PROVINCIAL Dining carpeting, range, refrigerator. dla< would like one or two bedroom Low mileage. Must sell. Best Trees cut, trimmed or topped, ditions, custom builuing. No job X 1:30 p.m.,-8 p.m. 742-6258. posal, pantry unit, cath^ral beamed too small. Free estimates. Over room set, oval table, 4 regular apartment or small house, offer. Call 6464224 an^ime. stumps removed, fully insured. MANCHESTER - five large living room, baths, open balcony, reasonably priced- Manchester. 25 years experience. 643-5769. chairs, 2 armed chairs, cherry, FREE KITTENS- Litter abundant ctoseta, aJr conditioning, Got a tree problem? Well worth rooms, on second floor of brand Have two miniature dogs. Call a phone call. 742-8252. and china closet with drawers. trained, part Persian and part new two-family, carpeting, air master TV antenna, 24 hour 1973 YAMAHA 100, 756 miles. iin- Excellent condition. 8200. Call superintendent service, laundry and 528-2914 10 ,a.m.-4 p.m. Please 6436136. I' TM IM| uI ?M on RoolIng-SIdIng-ChImney 34 Siamese. Call 646-0675 conditioning and dishwasher, storage area in basement. No pets. 649-8447 leave number with answering TWO HANDYMEN will clean, separate driveways, 8260 per Immediate through August 1st. oc­ service. MR.ABERNATHY rake, lime, fertilize, mow, FOR SALE- Irish Setter female cupancy. Rent $235 per month In­ HONDA CL 350, 1972 excellent BY ROLSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY BIDWELL Home Improvement month, security, call 646-1379 cluding heat and hot water. Please WIN AT BRIDGE maintenance of lawn seasonal. Co. Expert installation of TAG SALE- August 9-10, 97 pup, 3V^ months old, shots and after 6 p.m. condition, under 4,000 mUes. Wells St., hours 10 to 7. call 672-6343 or 875-987$. Monday 8650 or best offer. Call 646-4473. Cellars and attics cleaned. aluminum siding, gutters and AKC registration. Call after through Friday, 6-5 p.m. Directions: I- □ AUTOMOTIVE WOW! VOU \ Reasonable prices. 643-5305. trims. Roofing installation and 5:30 p.m. 643-0671. FURNISHED three-room 86 to exit 95. Route 63 north 6 miles, \ 1 / « O T A repairs. 649-6495, 875-9109. GARAGE SALE- antique wall apartment, water heat, and left on Route 266, V« mile on right. Campera-TraihTrailers phone, 50 yrs. old. Royal H O t a i N O N ^ UGHT TRUCKING - Odd jobs. BEAGLE AKC eight weeks, electric included, 8200 per Autos For Sale 51 Uoblle Homes 85 Cellars and attics cleaned, HORACE Tetrault — Siding, typewriter, sewing machine,nine, male, 840, female 8™, 742-5016. month, near hospital and high A rare squeeze well done lawns mowed, small tree work. roofing, storm windows, aw­ wringer washing machine,'“auy ...... school, Philbrick Agency PLEASANT four rooms, second NEED CAR? Credit bad? TRAVEL trailer 28’, self- high chair, miscellaneous floor, central, working couple contained, twin beds, air- A reader from Mississippi Free estimates. Phone 643-6000. nings. Quality workmanship, Boats-Accessorles 4S Realtors, 646-4200. Bankrimt? Repossessed? asks, "We play 16-18 point free estimates. Fully insured. items. 74 Terrace Ave. East preferred. Call 649-58W after 6 Honest Douglas accepts lowest conditioned, full bath, will p.m. North By Oswald & James Jacoby notrumps. What should I open MASONRY - all types concrete 872-9187, 649-3417, Hartford, Saturday all day FURNISHED two rooms heat, down, smallest payments. sacrifice. KOA Camp ground. By this time Charley was so 18’ CRUISER LINE, 125 h.p. A J982 sure that East was sitting with with: * J 53 VAKQ97 work, fieldstone specialty, over Evinrude with trailer. Call 875- hot water, stove, refrigerator, Douglas Motors, 345 Main. Interstate 86 East, to exit 100, Probably the most elegant of ♦ K 2 * K 10 8? lay MANCHESTER- Deluxe 2 take 44, 5 miles east to Moose c »3 three diamonds and four clubs 20 years experience, free es­ ROOFING - Specializing 8119. utilities supplied, apply all squeezes is the criss-cross. day, August 9th ano 10th 9:00- bedroom Townhouse, 1% baths, Meadow Road, West «AK62 that he led a fifth trump, dis­ timates. After 5,643-1870 or 644- repairing roofs, new roofs, Marlow’s, 867 Main St. TOYOTA - See us for reliable It doesn't come up too often, pi® answer is one notrump. 2975. gutter work, chimneys, cleaned 6:30, 80 Maple Street, full basement, private en­ used Toyotas with our 60-day Willington, Conn. AAK74 but when it does it is a thing of carded dummy’s last low Ellington. Drapes, bedding, ONE OF the first 100 made. trances and patio, includes JOfCair We«t East diamond and showed his hand. When your hand meets all and r e p a ir e d . 30 y e a rs Blue Jay Sailboat complete UNUSUAL deluxe one bedroom 100% warranty. We also buy w tm fl beauty. assorted clothing, all kinds heat, appliances, carpeting, SUMMER SALE - at Plaza A 4 73 notrump requirements you PAVING, Recap old driveways. experience. Free estimates. with trailer. Needs some work. townhouse, private entrances used Toyotas. Lynch Motors, t should bid notrump in Excavate and grade new or old Howley, 643-5361. household items, also many pool, air-conditioning, 8290 per 345 Center Street, Manchester, Homes. Best housing buy in V Q J 10 98654 V72 He explained that if East items of household furniture. Best offer over 8350. Call 742- and patio, full basement, in­ month. Paul W. Dougan, WINTHROP North may have overbid a tri­ preference to even a five-card driveways with amesite or 9718. cludes heat, appliances, 6464321. town. 60’ three bedroom, 1 1/2 BY DICK CAVALLI ♦ 97 ♦QJ10 4 threw another diamond, he Realtor, 6461021 or 6434535. baths, 83,995. New 14’ deluxe fle when he bid four and five would cash dummy’s ace-kings major suit. If you open this bituminous concrete. 688-5407. ROOFING - Installation and carpeting, and pool. 8245 per *96 +QJ10 53 hand one heart, you are likely to SIAMESE KITTENS for sale early American 810,995. Trades I c o n Y a a in d \ / notrump, or maybe South of both minor suits, criss-cross repairs, gutters, storm win­ month. Paul W. Dougan, WE PAY 815 for complete junk ..r e l a t iv ^ lic South (D) shouldn't have jumped to seven. be lost at your next turn. When 820. Call anytime 649-8450. Garden Products 47 ONE BEDROOM apartment, cars. Call Joey, Tolland Auto welcome. Very clean, 2- ALVA^AYIS ) ( * A K Q to 6 5 back to his hand by ruffing a AVAILABLE supervised day dows, doors. Experienced Realtor, 6461021 or 64345%. RDLLUnO N - In any event the average bridge you open one notrump you will care with meals lor your elder­ heated, 8140. Security required. Body, 5261990. bedroom great starter home. HAVING T H IS / M VAK club and make the last trick quality workmanship. Fully in­ BLUEBERRIES PICK your FRBE player would be unable to work have eliminated almost all ly relative, while you go to sured. Free estimates. FOUR NEW Louvre Windows Call 643-2455. Available im­ 82,995. Something really S A C K n s T ^ J ♦ 853 with his eight of diamonds. own! Burnham Street, Muth MANCHESTER- Newer half of mediately. BWiraONMEKfT. out the 13th trick, since East future problems. work, shopping, visit a friend. Reasonable prices. Rick 15‘/4”x45” . Complete hardware 2-family, two bedrooms, 1972 GRAN Torino Brougham, special, 70x14’ three huge O 'E R ) _ - J v « 8 2 and screens. 860.00. 6494063. Windsor. Call 528-7191 anytime. was sitting righ in back of dum­ Call 649-23^ for information. Burnett, 646-3005. appliances and carpeting, power steering, air con­ bedrooms, two full baths, wall- A A Y H B A D ^ MANCHESTER- Large newer to-wall carpeting throughout, North-South vulnerable my with all the clubs and within walking distance to ditioning, AM-FM stereo, stan­ diamonds. ex c a v a tin g and paving - D&A ROOFING, Roofs, siding, SUNDAY 1:00 - 7:00, Tag Sale, duplex three bedroom apart­ dard transmission, 8500 below matching appliances, deluxe schools and shopping, 8250 per ment. Immaculate condition Septic systems installed or gutters, and leaders. Free es­ 17 Bond Street, Manchester. month. Call Paul W. Dougan, book price, 8724122. Spanisir was 816,495, now 814,- West North East South repaired, driveways and throughout. Priced right. R. 995. E x cellen t financing The late Charles Lochridge, Answer to Previous Puzzle timates. Fully insured. 249- Realtor, 6461021, or 6434535. who played this hand some 35 parking lots paved. Loam and=..u 0205. v™. WOOL RUG- Grey, 25x10 with Zimmer, J.D. Real Estate 646 OPEL MANTA, 1974 6speed, available. Parts, supplies and I* D o g g y years ago, had no trouble with N fill for sale. Fully insiirpH ...... underpad. Good condition. 8225. JUST MARRIED? Four-room michelins, 643-1065, anytime. accessories. Full time service 3 V 4N.T. Pass 5V licensed, free estimates. Call Call 649-8841 after 5:00. department. Plaza Homes, 1348 Pass 5N.T. Pass 7 * It. ACROSS 3 Narrow road Heating-Plumbing 35 apartment. Appliances, no pets, M A N C H ESTER - th r e e after 6 p.m. 6461322 or 872-7288. utilities extra, immediate oc­ 1971 PONTIAC Ventura, 24oor, WHbur Cross Highway, Berlin Pass Pass Pass 4 Depot WOOL RUG- Plaid print 9x12 bedrooms, second floor apart­ He won the heart and prompt­ 1 Kind of terrier (ab.) SEWERLINES, sink lines, cupancy 8150. 633-6026. 6 cylinder, standard transmis­ Turnpike, Berlin, Conn. 1-826 PICK with underpad. 8125. Good con­ Antiques 48 ment, in newer two-family, ful­ CAMKLU B-q ly cashed four trumps. East dis­ 6 Egyptian----- 5 Lodging place COLLEGE BOY will do yard cleaned with electric cutters, sion, excellent condition. 6 Greek classic work - has several years of dition. Call 649-8841 after 5:00. ly carpeted, air-conditioned, Asking 81,550. 6434332. carded a club and a heart. Then dog by professionals. McKinney SHORT RIBS Opening lead -QV p a rle y led the second high 11 Lecturer 7 Native metal experience and most equipment WANTED Antique furp*‘-re, and all appliances. Convenient SELLING YOUR Home? BY FRANK O’NEAL 8 Stimulate Bros. Sewage Disposal Com­ G.E. SLUMBER LINE Air- lil 1 ■ location, 8245 monthly. Call heart. He chucked a diamond 13 Equine color including mower, trucK and pany, 643-5308. PRESIDENTIAL 1973 VEGA excellent condition. Buyers waiting. Call Plaza 14 Embellished 9 GunlocK catch chain saw, etc. No job too big or rdly other antique items. R. collect 0417-867-2756 or 643- Automatic transmission, radio, Mobile Home Brokers. 1-826 1 VE BEEN (? E A D I/\I^ ..WHO B0U6HT AN ENSLISH OMAR, I WANT VOu\ from dummy and Egst chucked 15 Greek letter 10 Girl's name ...ANDBUYTREALA/MO a diamond right in back. 12 Charts anew s too small. Call 649-3761 after 6 Owner moving. 890. Call 646 Harrison, 643-8709. VILUBtAPTS. 5836. heater. Asking price 81.600. Call 0360. ABOUTATEXA's CHLMAN.,. CASTLE, TDFfe iTDOWN, (Pl) NO JOB too small, toilet 0259. TDGOTD TEXAS..,- FDR m e . P R IC E IS 16 Compass point 13 Of the sun p.m. repairs, plugged drains, kitchen IRANCHE8TER 6499923 after 6 p.m. HAD T SHIPPED TO HI'S 1 8 -----cream WANTED - Antiques or collec­ FOR m a t u r e adults - a nice FOR SALE- 1973 Chevy one ton N O O B JE C T . 1 7 ------Zola faucets replaced, repaired, rec TAG AND crafts sale Saturday ranch and reassembled 19 Epoch 20 Rang 31 Lone Scout 41 Birds’ homes tables, rugs, paintings, bronzes, four-room apartment, custom camper special truck STA R GAXER!'^0 21 Languid LIGHT TRUCKING- Attics and rooms, bathroom remodeling, and Sunday 10:00, 9 Brandy One and'two'^bedrooma. VOLKSWAGEN- Super beetle, IT S10NE-EY-ST0/NE ------Bjr CLAY R. POLLAN------20 Poster (ab.) 42 Soviet city cellars cleaned. For free es­ furniture, lamps, china, etc. appliances, one car parking, no 1973, am/fm, radials, must sell. with i r camper. 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Conn., Sat., August 9. 1975 OBITUARIES Man Stabbed, Robbed, Mrs. Eveline Nielsen Mrs. John Eicholtzer SOUTH WINDSOR-Mrs. A graveside service for Mrs. Eveline Vibert Nielsen, 88, of John (Nellie) Eicholtzer, who Sounds Fire Alarm Broad Brook, formerly of South died Thursday at Manchester Windsor, d i^ Thursday at a Memorial Hospital, is Monday A knifing victim pulled the wallet and then started Brad A. Noack, 19, of 18 South Windsor convalescent at 10 a.m. in Rose Hill alarm at ^ x 26 at Cooper and wrestling with him. The man Jackson St. was charged with home. She was the widow of Memorial Park, Rocky Hill. High Sts. at 1:04 a.m. today. ran off and Townsend, stabbed, reckless driving in connection Peter F. Nielsen. Friends may call at Holmes staggered down the street to with a one-car accident on Mrs. Nielsen was born in Funeral Home, 400 Main St., Fire fighters found Harmon the alarm box. Constance Dr. at Vernon St. South Windsor and had lived Sunday from 7 to 9 p.m. C. Townsend, 27, of 33 Cooper Police are investigating. Friday about 7 p.m. here most of her life. She was a The family suggests that any St. by the alarm box pole lying In a pool of blood. member of the First memorial contributions may be An employe of the Forbes and Noack and both his They gave first aid and an am­ Congregational Church of South made to the Manchester Salva­ Wallace store In the Parkade passengers, Mark D. Pallein, Windsor. bulance took hiih to Manchester tion Army Corps. apprehended three girls, two 17, of 6 Lydall St. and Craig A. Survivors are two sons. Memorial Hospital where he age 11 and one age 10, for Madsen, 16, of 13 Northfield St., was treated for a small stab Charles R. Nielsen and John P. shoplifting Friday afternoon. were taken by ambulance to Nielsen, both of South Windsor; wound and released. All three girls came from Manchester Memorial Police said they found his a daughter, Mrs. Walter T. East Hartford. They told police Hospital. ’They were treated for Miss Ann Abel wallet about 10 feet from the Lasbury of Broad Brook; eight they had shoplifted a total of minor lacerations and bruises The funeral of Miss Anu Able pole and a knife one foot from grandchildren and a great­ 6115.84 In items from the King’s and released. grandchild. of New York City, formerly of the pole. store, the Card Gallery, and The graveside service was Manchester, who died Thursday Townsend later told police he Forbes and Wallace. Most of it this afternoon at Center in New York, is Monday at 11 was taking a walk along Cooper consisted of Barbie dolls and Noack drove the car around a Cemetery. a m. at Watkins Funeral Home, St. towards his home when a accessories, police said. It was corner at the above intersection The Newkirk and Whitney 142 E. Center St. man grabbed him from behind returned. and slid into a utility pole, Funeral Home, 318 Burnside The Rev. Valdeko Kangro of some bushes. He demanded The girls were referred to police Mid. ’The car’s front end Ave., East Hartford, was in the Estonian Lutheran Church Townsend’s wallet. Juvenile Court and released to was badly damaged. Court is Aug. 19. charge of arrangements. will officiate. Burial will be in Townsend gave him the their parents. East Cemetery. There are no calling hours.

Sgl. Maj. Elliott Brown Sgt. Maj. Elliott J. Brown, U.S. Army retired, 52, of Augusta, Ga., formerly of Anthony J. Wilga Manchester, died Wednesday at Anthony J. Wilga, 82, of 22 University Hospital, Augusta. Hudson St. died Friday at a AREA POLICE REPORT He was the husband of Mrs. Manchester convalescent Klara Demandt Brown. home. He was the husband of The sergeant major was born Mrs. Lenora Piotrak Wilga. TOLLAND Benson and Pinney were Dec. 4, 1922 in jersey City, Irene I. Brady, 62, of 11 Sunset Mr. Wilga was born June 13, State Police arrested six released on 6100 surety bonds. Terrace, Vernon, police said. N.J., and came to Manchester youths today at 7 a.m. and 1893 in Poland and came to the Franklin and Treat were Press’ car continued on and as a child and attended charged them with breaking country as a child and returned released on their promises to struck two parked cars in the Manchester schools. to Poland during World War I to into the Wagner Fruit Stand on appear in court. He had served with the Army Gehring Rd. lot of Larry’s Auto Sales on Rt. serve'With the Polish Army. He The two juveniles were 83. for 30 years before retiring. He Two were juveniles and had lived in Manchester for referred to Juvenile Court. There were no injuries. was a veteran of World War II, over 60 years. Before his retire­ police refused to give any ’The cases of the older youths the Korean Conflict and the details about their identity. The Brady vehicle was towed ment in 1957, he had been are all scheduled for Aug. 26 in from the scene. Court is Sept. 3. Vietnam War. employed for 17 years at Pratt The other four were: William Common Pleas Court 19 in Other survivors are his Benson, 17, of Rockville, and Whitney Division of United Rockville. Raymond E. Spellman, 20, of mother, Mrs. Grace V. Brown Richard Pinney, 18, Ralph Technologies, East Hartford. VERNON 24 'Thompson Court, Rockville of La Puente, Calif.; a son, Franklin, 18, and Anthony He was a communicant of St. Mather H. Press, 56, of 34 was arrested Friday,charged Elliott J. Brown Jr. of Augusta; Treat, 16, all of Tolland. Bridget Church and a member Farmstead Dr., South Windsor with operating an unregistered a daughter. Miss Brigitta The six broke into the stand of the Polish Roman Catholic was charged with reckless motor vehicle. The charge Brown of Dallas, Tex,; three through a side door, police said. Union and the Polish War Marathon To Aid Muscular Dystrophy driving in connection with a followed Spellman’s loss of con­ brothers, Robert Brown and They stole much fruit and Veterans. Bob'Pagano, assistant manager of the Parkade Lanes, kicks off the 48-hour bowling four-car accident on Rt. 83 trol of his vehicle which struck Richard Brown, both of vegetables as well as a portable Other survivors are a son, marathon being conducted at the lanes to help fight muscular dystrophy. The event began Friday. a tree at Ward and Prospect Manchester, and Herbert Edward Vilga of Manchester; a radio, they said. Some damage at midnight and involves all 230 Brunswick Bowling Centers throughout the country. There Press skidded into the path of Sts. Brown of LaPuente; and three daughter. Miss Genevieve was done. the oncoming car driven by sisters, Mrs. Marjorie St. will be a bake sale, a drawing for bowling equipment, and a Hank Aaron baseball glove, ’There were no injuries. Court Vilga, of Manchester; three is Sept. 3. Geroge of Enfield, Mrs. Grace brothers and a sister in Poland, ball and photo. There is an admission charge of $1 and that, plus the proceeds from the England of Cherry Hill, N.J., and four grandchildren. sale of coffee during the event, will be donated to MD. Bernie Giovino, manager, hopes all and Mrs. Jean Newbury of The funeral is Monday at 9:15 residents will participate. On Sunday at 2 p.m. there will be a magic show for the children. Holmes Beach, Fla. The a.m. from Holmes Funeral Monies raised will be presented on the MD telethon Labor Day weekend by the president Aluminum Wiring funeral is Monday at 2 p.m. at Home, 400 Main St., with a of the Brunswick Corp. (Herald photo by Dunn) sr’ABOUT Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Mass at St. Bridget Church at Main St. Burial will be in East 10. Burial will be in St. Bridget Said Fire Hazard TOWN Cemetery, Military honors will Cemetery. t H T W T r t be accorded at the gravesite. 1 2 Friends may call at the 3 4 J 6 7 8 9 law judge to hold hearings and Friends may call at the funeral home Sunday from 2 to 10 11 12 13 14 IS 16 WASHINGTON (UPI) - Tne funeral home Sunday from 2 to 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 determine whether aluminum St. Margaret’s Circle, 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. 24 2S 26 27 28 29 30 Consumer Product Safety Com­ Daughters of Isabella, will have 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. 31 wire installed before 1971 — ALMANAC mission has declared the when a new technology came a chicken barbecue Tuesday at aluminum wiring used in some into use — presents a "substan­ 6:30 p.m. at the home of Agnes two million homes to be a fire Today is Saturday, Aug. 9, the 221st day tial product hazard.” Buccino, 166 Charter Oak St. English author Izaak Walton was born hazard and opened the way to of 1975 with 144 to follow. If the judge finds the hazard Donation is 62. 'Those wishing to Aug. 9, 1593. possible free repair or replace­ The moon is between its new phase and exists, producers of the wire attend are asked to call Mrs. On this day in history: ment. first quarter. In 1831, the first train in the United will have to repair it, replace it Buccino by Monday night. In a unanimous vote Friday, The morning stars are Mars, Jupiter States to be drawn by a steam locomotive or refund the cost of the wiring and Saturn. the commission ordered to the consumers involved. Greater Manchester Wind FIRE C ALLS made a run between Albany and Schenec­ publication of a notice inviting The evening stars are Mercury and tady, NY. Commissioner Constance Ensemble will present a con­ Venus. firms involved to develop safe­ Newman said the four commis­ cert tonight at 7 at the In 1945, more than half of the Japanese ty rules to overcome the fire MANCHESTER morning. Police are still in­ city of Nagasaki was destroyed when the sion members present had un­ Manchester Community hazard. animously decided ’’that the College Mall, instead of 8:15 as Friday, 3:07 p.m. -dryer fire vestigating the accident. Those born on this day are under the United States dropped its second atomic The commission also voted 3 sign of Leo. aluminum wire system in the originally scheduled. In the at 17 Pioneer Circle (Town) (Manchester Ambulance) bomb. to 1 to order an administrative Friday, 4:11 p.m.—fire alarm home represents an un­ event of rain, the concert will malfunction at 50 Mountain Rd. reasonable risk” of fire. be in the college's main (Town) But she opposed the decision auditorium. Friday, 8:46 p.m. -delayed to hold the law judge hearing, believing that an information ignition on oil burner at 26 Divi­ Manchester Grange will have sion St. (Town) and education program on the Pilot Was Warned risks involved would suffice. a family picnic Sunday at 2 p.m. Today, 1:04 a.m. —first aid at Grange Hall. A potiuck will call from Box 26 at Cooper and Officials said the wiring ' ? hazard stems from aluminum’s be serv ^ at 4:30. A fire will be High Sts. See story in today’s Just Before Crash provided for barbecuing. Herald. (Town) tendency to loosen as current TOLLAND passes through it, causing Friday, 6:58 p.m. —truck fire DENVER (UPI) - Five extinguished with foam by air­ oxidation and a bad connection CATHOLICISM on Rt. 71 (Tolland Fire Depart­ minutes before a Continental port firemen. between the wire and the out­ BOGOTA, Colombia (UPD - ment) Airlines 727 jetliner began An airport construction let or switch. Colombia maintains full diplo­ streaking down a runway at worker said the plane crashed Eventually the wire can heat matic relations with the Vatican, AMBULANCE CALLS Stapleton International Airport moments after the roof of a up and spark a fire within in the recognizes Roman Catholicism MANCHESTER for takeoff, the pilots of two small maintenance shed was wall — even when nothing is as the official religion of the Friday, 6:52 p.m. —auto acci­ other airplanes warned flight blown away by a wind gust. He plugged in or the switch is off. country and has no divorce leg­ dent on Constance Dr. See story controllers of heavy wind tur­ said the strong winds forced Aluminum wire came into islation. in today’s Herald. (Manchester bulence. him and other workers to seek wide use in the past decade Ambulance) According to Larry Robison, shelter. A Continental because of a shortage of copper LIQOURS-WINES Today, 1:07 a.m . —man an air traffic controller at the spokesman said the Boeing 727 wire. CORDIALS stabbed on Cooper St. See story airport, the report was relayed could not be salvaged. After 1971 a different method Minlmimi Prices in today’s Herald. (Manchester to the Continental pilot before of installation was used along Ambulance) he took off. In a matter of with switch plates and connec­ ARTHUR DRUG Today, 4:38 a.m. —motorcy­ moments, the jet crashed on its tors designed to more readily cle accident at Lydall and Ver­ undercarriage in a wheat field accept aluminum wire. non Sts. The driver of one 500 feet off the runway, in­ motorcycle, Kenneth Hall, 22, juring 39 persons, 25 of whom PINEHURST OPEN SUNDAY of Brewer, Maine, and a were hospitalized overnight. passenger on another, Glen The plane carried 131 persons, 8 A.M. ’til 2 P.M. Petersod, 22, of 333 Lake St., ‘"liiey did report there was Rhodes Sees Specials lor Sunday, August 10, 1975 were both taken to Manchester not particularly wind shear but Save 50% on each 1.89 Vz gallon of Memorial Hospital. Peterson there was an up and down No Big Role was being treated for a knee in­ movement of the wind between jury this morning. Hall was 100 and 300 feet,” said Robison, For Nixon BREYER’S PURE $139 being treated for a back injury “Both those reports were and was to admitted to MMH forwarded to the pilot of the ICE CREAM I WASHINGTON (UPI) - for further treatment, a Continental,” House Republican leader John Buy It Sunday At PInehurst hospital spokesman said this A federal investigator Friday Rhodes, who counseled Richard said it would probably be a Nixon through his last days as week before the cause of the Now you can buy a big 64-oz. bottle (or only 69c, many President, says he doubts Nixon Thursday crash was deter­ Manchester people are rushing to PInehurst lor can ever regain public office. mined, but he indicated shifting Rhodes, R-Ariz., reminisced wind conditions probably were DAD'S OLD FASHIONED Friday on Nixon's resignation the main factor. POLICE FIGURES from office one year ago today. Wind shear — a scissor like SAN JUAN, P, R (UPI) - He said “ arrogance ... a ROOT BEER 0 9 ^ Burglaries increased 78 per cent movement of layers of air feeling that it could no no 64-oz. bottle blowing in opposite directions between 1965 and 1974, with wrong” undid the White House — was blamed for the crash of a more than 80 break-ins commit­ team — and shook his head Eastern Airline 727 June 24 in Buy 2 bottle, a case or two o( 12 bottles, but buy it at ted each day somewhere on the when asked if he thought Mixon New York which killed 113, the PInehurst at this special price island last year, according to Lucky Balloon Brings Shopping Bonus could return to public office. worst single-plane disaster in police figures. "Of course it’s hard to say U,S, history, COTT GINGER ALE that something like that could Karen Peck, 10, of 152 Charter Oak St. and Mrs. Mary Tarnowski of Colchester start spen­ Robison said the pilots of the never occur, but I can’t foresee two planes that relayed the OR CLUB SODA ding their 620 gift certificates from Top Notch Foods they won in the town recreation it occurring,” Rhodes said in an warning took off in the norther­ In Memoriam department’s Balloons to the Moon Contest. Karen was one of 93 children in Charter Oak interview. ly direction taken by the Con­ Park June 25 who each launched a balloon. Their names and details of the contest were at­ “Mr. Nixon is eight years (u llq is . tinental jet. In loving memory of Walter G. Parker tached. Mrs. Tarnowski said she found Karen’s balloon in her vegetable garden which is at older than he was when elected The plane, en route from who passed away, August 10. 1965. least 25 miles from the park. Her invalid husband, Henry, urged her to respond to the President. His health Denver to Wichita, Kan., Our meat display will include freshly ground Beef Pat­ It seems so strange that those we need deteriorated. I hope 'he has message on the card for Karen’s sake. “I’m glad we did,’’ she said. By contest’s end Aug. reached an altitude of ^ 7 5 feet ties, Ground Meat, Tobin, Grole and Swift Premium And those we love the best, regained it... Are just the ones God calls away, 4, Karen’s balloon had traveled the farthest, making them both winners, said Tim Badger, before it crashed. ’The impact Fresh Franks. Plenty of Fresh Rolls. But I really can’t imagine And takps them home to rest. leader of the town’s playground program. Badger noted Top Notch co-sponsored with his. tore the tail and cockpit sec­ that there would be any Son, James department not only the balloon contest but the Junior Olympics, a bike rodeo, and Winter tions from the fuselage. A fire PINEHURST GROCERY, INC. possibility of Mr. Nixon holding Daughter-In-Law, Maryann Ice Sculpting. (Herald photo by Barlow) in the tail section was public office again.” 302 MAIN • NORTH OF ARMORY lis iin, A. 3t., to ial for ses ■. 1 - WKgjCEyP -.A ugust 9,1975 Page 8 Folk festival Concerts, workshops, craft demonstrations, and children’s events Forum of the arts are planned next Friday and Saturday when the Greater Hartford Folk Music By Doug Bevins Society sponsors its Connecticut Fannlly Folk Music Festival in Hartford’s Elizabeth Park. “We’re easy on your ears.” Friday night’s concert features the Dramatic reading Romantic fantasy Bristol Old Time Fiddlers Club, A dramatic reading of “The Adven­ Donald Madden, Fred GWynne and RELAX & LISTEN folksinger Cliff Haslam of Branford, folk tures of the Good Soldier Schwejk" will Maria Tucci are featured in the duo The Berllnghoffs of Middletown, be presented at the University of American Shakespeare Theatre’s o s Itowa On Ufa Hour Harry Tuft of Denver, and Boston Connecticut’s William Benton Museum producUon of “The Winter’s Tale,” twosome Rick and Lorraine Lee. of Art tonight at 8 and Sunday at 4 p.m. Shake^eare’s romantic fantasy of The Saturday schedule is as follows: The production of the new stage adap­ music, dance and high drama. 10 a.m. —Songs of the Sea Workshop tation of the classic anti-war satire will The rarely-seen work plays in reper­ and Pocket Instrument Workshop. be in conjunction with the museum’s tory at Stratford through Aug. 31 with 11 a.m. —Guitar Workshop, Mountain summer exhibition, "Theatrical “King Lear” and 'Inomton Wilder’s CBS/Serving Greater Hartfords Dulcimer Workshop, and Use of Folk Drawings and Watercolors of George “Our Town.” Music in Schools Workshop. Grosz.” Admission to the multi-media Ticket information is available by Noon —Children’s Concert, with Sandy show will be free on a first-come, first- calling Stratford 375-4457. Round-trip and Caroline Paton, The Berllnghoffs, served basis. matinee bus service from Hartford is and Bob Zentz. available Thursdays; Information is 1 p.m. —Australian and South available from the G. Fox & Co. box of­ American Songs Workshop and Banjo fice. Workshop. At Tanglewood 2 p.m. —Ballad Workshop and Hammered Dulcimer Workshop. The sixth weekend of the Berkshire Season schedule 3 p.m. —Contemporary Folk Song Music Festival at Tanglewood in Lenox, The Mark Twain Masquers of West andanH it woulduuniilH lookIr nice on a Mass., features Mstislav Rostropovich Workshop and Songs of the British Isles Hartford have announced their 1975-1976 In repertory at Stratford little girl’s feet. It’s today’s style Workshop. ' tonight at 8:30 and Seiji Ozawa Sunday at season schedule; and it’s constructed in 2:30 p.m. 6 p.m. —Concert with The Morgans, • “Finishing Touches,” Oct. 3, 4, 9,10 Morris Camovsky is Lear and Michele Shay is Cordelia in a scene of Shakespeare’s “King full-grain leather for Next weekend, it’s an all-Tchaikovsky Bob Zentz with Ken Hicks, Sandy and and 11. Lear,” playing in repertory with “The Winter’s Tale” and “Our Town” through Aug. 31 at extra comfort and program Friday night; Seiji Ozawa Caroline Paton, Eld Trickett, and Gordon • “The Fantasticks,” Nov. 28, 29, and the American Shakespeare Theatre in Stratford. durability. Perfect Bok with Ann Mayo Muir. Saturday night; and Stanislaw Dec. 4, 5 and 6. Skrowaczewski Sunday afternoon. for school or just All day Saturday (10 a.m. to 5 p.m. • “The Effect of Gamma Rays on Upcoming concerts in Tanglewood’s Travis Hudson as Mme. Matroppo knofcking around. —Folk crafts demonstration and sale, in­ poses for her spectacular number Man-ln-the-Moon Marigolds,” Feb. 6, 7, cluding pottery, jewelry, crewel, leather Popular Artists Series include Linda 12, 13 and 14. Rock Hudson plays work, instrument making, and Ronstadt and Leo Kottke on Aug. 26, “Katy-did” in "Very Good Eddie” playing at the (joodspeed Opera • “Private Lives,” April 2, 3, 8, 9 and needlework. David Crosby and Graham Nash on Aug. 10 29, and Helen Reddy of Aug. 30. House in East Haddam. Mme. . a role his own age All events at the festival are free. • “Pajama Game,” June 11,12,17,18 This year's Tanglewood-On-Parade Matroppo is the voice coach for and 19. Concert goers will be asked to donate to gala, with afternoon concerts and a gala several young students who sojourn By DICK KLEINER "1 doubt that 1 will ever play DOWNTOWN help defray expenses. evening event featuring four conductors, to a posh hotel in the Catskills to con­ another young romantic lead llie festival site at Elizabeth Park is is scheduled Aug. 19. Conductors are Local composer HOLLYWOOD - (NEA) - again." centrate on their voice study. It's too early to tell if "Em­ on the Hartford-West Hartford boundary Arthur Fiedler, Gunther Schuller, Aaron A musical composition, “Chamber He is looking forward to his bryo” will be a hit, but it’s sure new period of playing men his at the comer of Asylum and Prospect (Upland and Seiji Ozawa. Concerto for Piano and 11 Instruments," Jumping-Jacks. Aves. From Interstate 84, take Exit 44, to be one of the most interesting own age. He thinks the parts Information on Tanglewood events is Dinner theaters written by Preston Trombly of New and unusual films in a long turn north on Prospect Ave., and drive available by calling the box office, 413- will be meatier. Most feet are born perfect. They should stay that way. York, formerly of Manchester, will be time. “It's harder for a woman to 1^4 miles to the site. 637-1600. Remember Bobby Sox, the Jitterbug, Victory Gardens, Big ^ n d s, and the presented Aug. 13 at 8 p.m. by the Rock Hudson just wrapped up age than a man,” he says. Shadow? They’re back in “Nice Faces of Fellowship Orchestra of the Berkshire his starring role in "Embryo,” ’’There are plenty of good parts Music O uter in Tanglewood, Lenox, 1943,” a nostalgic musical revue opening and he is enthusiastic about it. for a man my age but the ladies Mass. The piece was commissioned by Tuesday at the Coachlight Dinner The picture deals with a hate growing old.” the Fromm Music Foundation at Har­ Theatre, East Windsor. research scientist, doing work His TV series, McMillan & vard College and the Berkshire Music on fetal development outside The musical comedy, “El Grande de Wife, part of NBC’s Sunday Center. the womb. It asks the age-old Mystery Movie group, is going Route 83, Piccadilly Square, Talcottvllto - 643-9802 (?oca Cola,” plays at Coachlight tonight Trombly was a fellow at Tanglewood question: can a fetus grow in­ into its fifth season. But before and Sunday. Shows are nightly except in 1970 and recently received a grant dependently? Hmmm? it starts. Hudson has big plans. Monday. For reservations, call 522-12M "'There is a lot of genuine "Embryo” was a tough picture, or 623-8227. from the National Endowment Founda­ tion of the Arts to compose a piece for research on that subject being so he's set aside three weeks to Playing at the Chateau de Ville Dinner done,” Rock says, “so the pic­ rest. Theater in East Windsor, through Aug. the DaCapo Chamber Players, a New York-based ensemble. ture is timely.” "I'm going to Hawaii,” he 31, is “Cabaret.” Stars are Marty Ross One facet of the film he finds says, "and just flake out in the and Maureen Moore. For reservations, fascinating is that he is playing sun for three weeks.” call 525-1488 or 623-9861. Musical events ROCK HUDSON a man his own age, or nearly. The Summer Chamber Music Festival "It’s one of my best parts,” Makeba tours at Hartt O llege of Music, University of he says. “I play a 50-year-old After a two-year absence, RENT-A-CAR Marriage salute Hartford, will present violinist Renato Corlo returns man — which I am. Well, I’m 49 African singer Mariam Makeba “I Do, I Do,” a musical salute to Bonaclni Sunday at 8 p.m. at Millard going on 50. And I like the idea will return to the United States marriage, is playing through Aug. 16 at Auditorium. Admission is $3; tickets will "This Was Burlesque,” the of playing my own age, not hav­ ing to try to be younger than 1 this fall for a nationwide con­ the Nutmeg Summer Playhouse, Univer­ be available at the door. musical variety show starring cert tour. sity of Connecticut, Storrs. A free Travelers Plaza Pops concert Ann Corio, returns to Storrow- am. Ticket Information for Nutmeg is presented by the Hartford Symphony ton Theatre at West Springfield available by calling Storrs 429-2912. Pops Orchestra is scheduled Thursday Aug. 11 to 16. Top banana in the In other area theaters: (Aug. M lat 7:30 p.m. on the Shell Stage 1975 edition of the popular show BUY DIRECT AND SAVE • Oakdale in Wallingford —Jane of Hartford’s Constitution Plaza. Rain is comedian Pinky Lee. Powell in “Irene,” Aug. 11 to 16. For in­ date is Friday at the same time. This year’s show is a AT formation, call 265-5664. Downtown Hartford music events also Bicentennial salute entitled • Ivoryton Playhouse in Ivoryton Include a Monday night (6 p.m.) jazz per­ “Stars and Stripes Forever.” For further information, call BURGEiSS NURSERY —Neil Simon’s “Star Spangled Girl,” formance by the Michael Duquette Rent a 1975 FORD PINTO for Aug. 11 to 16. For information, call 767- Sextet and Cliarlie Mingus at Bushnell Hartford 532-5211. COME IN AND SEE OUR COMPLETE SELECTION 0967. Park. Third show only $49 per week, plus • The Summer liieatre of Greater The weekly, free carillon concert at mileage* New Haven, New Haven —The musical Trinity College will be Wednesday at 7 The Goodspeed Opera House MBROMDA HEMLOCK comedy, “Guys and Dolls,” through Aug. p.m. ‘The concert-is followed by a tour of in East Haddam is accepting from 16. For informatfbn, call 624-7481. the Trinity Chapel. reservations for its third HVDRMKU JUNTER • Theater in the Park, Southern presentation of the season, PME DILLON LEASIN9 CQRP. Connecticut State College, New Haven “Ckiwboy,” which opens Aug. 19 VBURMM —“Gypsy” finishes its run tonight. For for a'run through Sept. 28. YEWS information, call 389-4521. “Cowboy” is a new musical MMZLU • Berkshire Theatre Festival, based on the life of Charles NORWAY lU P tI CRNSONKIIGMAnE Stockbrldge, Mass. —Ray Bradbury’s Qifeeleencl Russell, the 19th Century “Dandelion Wine,” Aug. 12 to 24. For In­ Western painter, his career and formation, call 413-298-5536. Weekend, an entertainment and his romance with Nancy PNE • Hartt Sumiher Repertory Theatre, television supplement, is published (kwper. For further informa­ University of Hartford —“Camelot” each Saturday by The Manchester tion, caU 873-8668. Evening Herald, Herald Square, T^e players |wse in a scene from the patriotic musical review, “Nice Faces plays tonight at 8. For information, call 373 DEMINQ STREET Manphester, Conn. 06040. Trum an film uui j opens Tuesday at the Coachlight Dinner Theatre in East 243-4441 or 242-6194. 80. WINDSOR, CONN. • Goodspeed Opera House, East Had- Publisher ’ Raymond F. Robinson Paramount will begin filming PHONE 644-1966 , .Winder. TJie show,, to run for four weeks, ip a tribute to the times when namdun —-vervunnrt-:-“yecy Good vEkidie,” m i i , thougha Aug.... Weekend Editor Doug Bevins “Harry S. Truman” in October based on Margaret Truman Daniel’s book about her father. WEEKEND - August 9, 1975 - Page 5

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How does your garden grow? Cockle shells, and A rose by any other name... coral bells, all in a row.

This garden isn’t ordinary

By JU^E TOMPKINS much of the garden food. developed by an amateur, and it won Eariy in the morning Mrs. Doellner The flower garden work is easy Eight-foot high delphiniums are the American Society Rose of the goes in her garden to battle the compared to the produce garden the not found in everyone’s garden. Year award. Japanese beetles which invade daily. Doellners had several years ago ’The rich Mr. Lincoln rose, when in Little jars of water mixed with Perhaps the reason they grow in when they lived in South Windsor. kerosene are located aroilnd the bed bud, resembles deep red velvet Mrs. Robert Doellner’s garden is She recalls the strawberries they borders in which she throws the “lit­ folding around itself. . %4. \^. s ->^V ^ . *., # ^ A because she feeds them when they raised, ‘‘the kind you could get only tle beasts.” look like they need feeding. Many perennials grow in the same 17 to a basket, the kind you bit into The roses brought into the house The garden at 227 S. Main St. after rolling in sugar.” garden.-Mrs. Doellner likes to luive flowers that bloom from the earliest are picked in the evening and the “ •C'*- „ % / f » f ’> ';.:‘ ' began several years ago with four ’There are problem roses In Mrs. stems are placed in hot water. “It beds of roses. Now there are about daffodils and tulips to the last Doellner’s garden just as there are chrysanthemums of the season. shocks them,” Mrs. Doellner says. 175 rose bushes incorporating about problem children in a family. After leaving them thus all night, - C t ■ 40 varieties. And there are many Watering her garden, particularly The Royal Highness rose, a pale she puts them in bold water the next varieties of perennials added to the the rose bushes, is inde^ a labor of f / ' - 1 . ?'•'•>< .■ pink blossom on a stately stem morning and they last many days. -'■’’’* '■ original rose garden. love. seems to be Mrs. Doellner’s problem ’Die Doellners don’t need a pain­ Mrs. Doellner seems to have a rose. It is the one most difficult to During a dry spell, Mrs. Doellner ting of a garden on their wall. ’They special fondness for her delphiniums takes the hose to the edge of the gar­ ■' #* i'A.' v..<-.. < ... keep growing. enjoy the changing combination of in three shades of blue. ‘‘They’re den and fills two two-gallon jugs of A ■ Some of her roses with an unusual colors from their screened porch, ^ ' v h - such a challenge. Although they’re a water which she empties around :-pvm-Wr variegated splash pattern on the from their living room picture win­ perennial, you have to treat them each of the 175 rose bushes. - dow, and from their upstairs Ir *' i ^ O ’ j V ^ 4r*f^^ like an annual. ’They do die. Some petals get that way from too much heat, she says. A ‘‘heat blast” she Off to the side of the back yard is bedroom window. live for many years, but more of what Mrs. Doellner calls her ‘‘put them don’t,” she says. calls it. ‘The dew gathers on the And the garden is a source of sight­ petals at night and, under the sun’s and take garden.” It is just that. She ly pleasure for the neighbors. She buys 12 new delphiniums every intense heat — the next day, the moves a clump of phlox from her big year. petals become scorch^. garden here waiting to transplant it, or give to a gardening friend. It’s a Mrs. Doellner pauses in her daily garden tasks to Part of the secret of her healthy A healthy rose is her Portrait rose, place td put her extra iris; It’s a enjoy the flowers around her. plants is a rotating compost pile her a fragrant variegated pink variety husband maintains in a hedged place to grow some of the plants that is a prolific bloomer and quite needing extra watchful care. enclosure. ’Treated grass cuttings free of disease. and fallen autumn leaves make f » \ *,* '-?t She says it is the only rose Beauty is not without its blight. Photographs by Reginald Pinto

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• i .! U!\ H . ■( i ) - I ^ j i i Best Long and detailed novel W EEKEND — August 9, 1975— Pag('age 7 sellers is just hard to put down Fiction EspecioWs -for /W * 'joun0 readers The Surface of The Earth, wide audience for these sagas in John Lewis Stage, text by Dan Looking for Mister Goodbar by Reynolds P rice which the reader can identify L a ^ . (Grossel & Dunlap, $25) —Judith Rossner (Atheneum, $10.95) with carefully built-up family This is one o f the best of the The Moneychangers —Arthur Price understands the Ameri­ structures that increase in cre­ books so far that might go into Hailey can idiom and writes about it dibility as detail builds on detail the Bicentennial category - a Ragtime —E.L. Doctorow with an intensity of feeling that The Surface of the Elarth has stunning pictorial history of The Great Train Robbery Sylvia Porter’s Money Book can’t help but move and another ingredient that adds to early America, from Jamestown —Michael Crichton —Sylvia Porter enlighten the reader. He also has its interest - it is a Southern and Plymouth to Cornwallis' sur­ Shogun —James Clavell Total Fitness in 30 Minutes a written a novel in the traditional novel written about characters render at Yorktown. Lacy’s text Centennial —James A. Mimbtr ol Week—Laurence E. Morehouse sense of the term, one unlikely to who could not be transplanted tells the story clearly and Michener and Leonard Gross draw applause from the avant elsewhere at w ill A g W the sharply, but Stage’s art makes Shardik —Richard Adams Distinguished Achievement Award Winner 1975 The Save-Your-Life Diet garde b ^ u s e it is not alienated reader's suspension of disbdief this a truly beautiful book on The Dreadful Lemon Sky —David Reuben or witty or obscure or even in- becomes easier and more com­ how our forefathers lived - rich —John D. MacDonald How the Good Guys Finally teUectually stimulating. plete as he identifies with the and poor, artisan and farmer. The Promise of Joy —Allen By BETTY DEBNAM Won —Jimmy Breslin Instead Price tdls the story, at regioa its attitudes and geogra­ Drury North and South, at church, at The Ascent of Man —Jacob considerable and satisfying phy and idiosyncrades. play, at war. The Massacre at Fall Creek Bronowski length, of the Mayfield and Ken­ Here's a long, detailed novel Mirror, mirror on the wall ... ____ —Jessam)m West Without Feathers —Woody dal families in rural North that is satisfying to read, not Jimmy the Greek, by Him­ Allen Cardlina and Virginia, from 1903 because it engages in semantic self, with Mickey Henkowitz and Nonfiction Conversations with Kennedy when Eva Kendal elopes with acrobatics or philosophical fenc­ Steve Perkins. (Playboy. $696) Breach of Faith —Theodore —Benjamin Bradlee Who Am I Gonna’ Get This Fall? Forrest Mayfleld, until 1944 ing but because it is engrossing, Anyone who likes to gamble, The Bermuda Triangle H. White when their grandson is grown. dramatic and just plain hard to from the devoted horseplayer to T.M.: Discovering Energy —Charles Berlitz with J. Man- Throughout the country, students There is no doubt, as the put down. be amateur who occasionally and Overcoming Stress son Valentine phenomenal popularity of the puts his money where his mouth are wondering who their teacher will —Harold H. Bloomfield (UPI-Publlth«r’s Weekly) DelderHeld novels proved, a The Birth of America, by is in a political beL will be fasci­ be. nated with the gambling lore of Jimmy the Greek’s autobiogra­ The Mini Page asked kids if they Here’s schedule for bookmobile phy. Jimmy makes it d ea r that could order teachers, v^hat kind they gambling means math, odds, iMONDAY luck and some knowledge of would want. Check the ideas with TUESDAY WEDNESDAY 10 a.m. —Ivy Manor human quirks. Flor instance, he 9 a.m. —Manchester Manor. 9 a.m. —Martin School. 9 a.m. —Crestfield Convales­ Apartments. which you agree. can boast that he picked Tru­ 10 a.m. —Bluefield Dr. 9:50 a.m. —Bowers School. cent Home. 10:40 a.m. —Meadow and man to win over Dmrey in 1948. 10:40 a.m. —Carver Lane. I 10:30 a.m. —Buckley School. 1:10 p.m. —Bruce and Pilgrim Lanes. That was because he was told 11:20 a.m. —McGuire Lane. . 11:20 a.m. —Charles Hillcrest Rds. 11:20 a.m. —W. Carter St. I would like a teacher who: girls don’t like mustaches, or 1:10 p.m. —Loomis St. and Apartments. 1:50 p.m. —Nike Circle. lilO p.m. —Bretton Rd. and anyway, they didn’t then. □ “you. could share your problems Griffin Rd. 1:10 p.m. —Ridge and Cedar 2:30 p.m. —Kane and Philip Transit Lane. Sts. Rds. 1:50 p.m. —Lawton and 1:50 p.m. —Walnut and Arch with” 1:50 p.m. —Wedgewood Dr. 3; 10 p.m. —Ansaldi and Andor Weaver Rds. Michael Crichton, the young Sts. □ “is nice and sweet but stem so 2:30 p.m. —Pine Ridge Rds. 2:30 p.m. —Alice and Arcellia novelist-screenwriter- director, 2:30 p.m. —West Side Rec.. Apartments. Drs. has been picked to direct 3:10 p.m. —Trebbe Dr. and even^body wouldn’t go wild” 3:10 p.m. —Fountain Village THURSDAY '3:10 p.m. —Hillview Warner Brothers’ upcoming Thompson Rd. | “is generous, pleasant, responsi- Apartments. 9 a.m. —Lincoln Center. Apartments. movie, ‘T h e Last Tomb.” e, and understanding” Mary Cheney Library B□ “never, never, never screams” □ “takes us on a lot of field trips” adds many new books OONT BE HOT AND LONELY THIS SuMHER □ “helps you think” “frowns a little but is happy most New books added to Nonfiction VISIT Manchester’s Mary Cheney Bryant — Dog Days at the White 9 the time” Library; House Cooling — Symbol, Sword, and □ “won’t get mad when you ask one Fiction Shield Costello — The Mountain World Bergstrom — Dangerous Paradise Crawford — Homesteading little question” Clark — Where Are the Children? Dalton — Borne on the Wind Crawford — Waltz Across Texas Dodson — How To Father r~l “doesn’t like one child more than Doctorow — Ragtime Ellis — Echoes of Distant Thunder Ford — Castle Mallndine Ellis — A New Guide to Rational another” Qelsthorpe — Danger for Dr. Kerry Living Gordon — The Jwus Boy Ford — The Best of Corey Ford “lets us have a long P E period and O'FaolaIn — Women In the Wall Fried berg — Handlers ft ed Randall — Watchman's Stone Playgrounds; Designs You Can Build ACHttg ay dodge ball every dajr’ Rendell — Shake Hands Forever Yourself Principal’s Advice Shannon — Courage Friedman — The Story of Josh a□ “likes me” Shauers — A Qlrl of the Prairie Grebanler — The Enjoym ent of The Mini Page asked a principal Stewart — The Mysterious Commls- Llt^ature o i Sion Herdt — Nitty Gritty Food book what advice he would give stu­ Williamson — The Early Williamson Holladay — Jeremiah; Spokesman Woods — Done to Death Out of Time I j O o k s dents about their teacher-tb-be. Tanous — The Petrodollar Takeover Horgan — Lamy of Sante Fe, His Life and Times swHWiM Wee “The people at school have Hyams — Bogart and Bacall •HSTtlVT* □ “is big and tall, not small” Kalmoky — The Quest House □ “looks like Raquel Welch” studied your assignment very Library hours MePhee — Pieces of the Frame Morses — A Matter of People Q u a l it y b e g i n s '' □ “is pretty and cute with long hair” carefully and placed you where Mary Chenay Library Neal — Build Your Own Greenhouse Reid — Microbes and Men f u n they think you can do best. Some­ Adult —Monday through Reynolds — Jesse Jackson: The AND THE NEVER STOPS! P “has blue eyes, white teeth and Friday, 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Man, the Movement, the Myth times we separate you from a good Whittemore — Peroff: The Man Who long nails” Juvenile —Monday through Knew Too Much friend. This gives each one of you a Thursday, 9 a.m. to 9 p.m.; Ford Foundation — Energy Policy □ “I don’t care as long as she is Project A Time To Choose Friday , 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. teacher” chance to make new friends and Whiton Memorial Library you can still meet ‘old’ friends Adult and Juvenile —Monday through Friday, 10 a.m. to 8:30 after school. p.m. Our SPEEDY SpMialty “Don’t judge teachers by what TRULY DELICIOUS ; □ “long dresses, mini skirts, neck- Libraries are closed Satur­ other people say. Give them a days in July and August. CHICKEN aces”' chance. If you get a brand new Brown In 6 Mlnutoo □ “blue jeans with patches” teacher, try to help her. the world’s “ finest eatin' “pantsuits if she is young and dresses if Birthday show chicken” with - incomparable “Don’t worry if your room is not taste. ae is old” where you want it to be. 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WEEKEND — August 9, 1975 — Page 9 L Puzzle-Ie-do The words in this puzzle begin with the letter L Sup^Sport: Pelel A Teacher Speaks Out!| ACROSS 1. A baby sheep. Kids love soccer. It’s be­ IGds know what kind of teacher they would 4. A place to check ~ ~ r ~ coming more popular every- out books. ANSWER BOX like to have. Teachers have their ideas, too!. 5. To view. d a ^ 7. A grame whereIM Across The sport got a “super you jump over aojjdBoj 7 , “I would like a student people’s hacks. Hooi g boost” back in June when the /C jB jq ij -f best soccer player in the who shows initiative, quiBi -X DOWN world, Brazil’s Pele, signed a thinks things through 1. C hicken____ Down contract to play with the New eggs. [ dBi -I for himself, is attentive I. Not big. s3ai 9 York Ckismos of the North 3. A rope with a loop aAoj "g American Soccer league. and responsive, and is in the end. OSSBl '8 5. To like a lot. His three year contract is am ii Z interested in learning 6. What you walk Xbi -x . „ , „ said to be worth from 4.5 mill­ on. ion to 7 million dollars. It’s the biggest sports con­ and doing more than is 7. What you make tract ever signed. when you sit down. Pele h ^ been called Brazil’s greatest natural re­ required. I would like source. He was so popular that he had to be taken to for the student to be the playing field by helicopter so that he would not be crushed by the fans. dependable, coopera­ Everyone, especially the kids, will be watching to tive and thirsty for sfee what Pele will do for soccer in this country. knowledge.” What kind o f student wilT you be? Scramble-le-do: School Supplies! School supplies are scrambled below. Their cost has (g ) Mini Jokes zoomed up very high. Children are asked to take the very best of care of: ^ o Uever 1. aperp 6. avcmo.cs ■fo'T 1. Guess where the baseball Hall of a d a -^ s Fame is located. 2. atnips WorVs 2. Guess how much each player on the 7. Ipince.s winning World Series team gets. How much does each player on the loosing 3. allbs 8. chlka team get? 3. Guess whose wife hung her clothes to dry in the Blue Room of the White 4. ookbs 9. ilfmis car\ see House. OiS. vjeW horse 4. Guess what state has the motto: ev '^ 'n er ,v/i'+h “North to the Future.” 5. ahcir.s 10. dekss e'c^d2 hi’5 vjes 5. Guess what fruit is considered to be the most useful and important. It&ed Answer block: •Biddy -g ‘busbiv -f ‘0081 m psAom X(iuiBj aqx uaqM ajaqx saqjo[a jaq 3unq ‘iiB3 iqy ‘ajiM s,uiBpy uqof -g •sjasooi aqx o? oOO'Oli ‘sjauuiM aqx oi 000‘9TJ ’Z ‘‘A ’N ‘umoxsoadooo x Mini Do: Make a Triangle Kerchief The ^ e triangle kerchief is a big fashion hit \us\ SO vnN Ol f ^ What you’ll need: • 16 inch square • straight pins of material • scissors • thread • 16 inches of Meet Phillis Wheatly (1753-1784) ribbon fo\^ Phillis Wheatly was bom a slave. At the aM of seven, she Ro03 was sold to the Wheatly family ii. Boston. They taught her to L4ave read and write. At the age of 18, 2. Using a she beran to write poetry. One running of her hooks became very suc­ stitch, sew one cessful. She was a friend of many famous Americans. She 1. Fold your side together 3. Turn it right material into a usin^ a one- traveled to England. Many of side out. Using her poems supported the triangle with half inch seam. an overcast the wrong side Sew the other American cause. She married stitch, sew up and moved away from Boston. out. Pin the side about one- the opening, open seams half way. TWm ^ J Later, she returned and died ^ w on the poor and penniless at the age of together. the comers. ribbons. ley are gettingj ready for you. 31. Page 10 — WEEKEND — August 9, 1975 WEEKEND - August 9, 1975 - Pag>, This week’s movies on TV J. f?l

Mini Recipe: Crazy Cake Today 6:00 (5) “ Manhunt" (1941). Big game a superbomb. Barry Jones, Olive Sloane. 1:00 (9) “ The Mad Ghoul” (1943). Mad hunter decides to stalk Hitler just before 9:00 (20-22-30) “ The Arrangement” doctor experiments with heart 1:00 (9) “ Stranger on the Third Floor” the war. Walter Pidgeon, George (1969). Drama of an unhappy executive, transplants. George Zucco, David Bruce. (1940). Reporter can't believe convicted Sanders. his old wife, and his young mistress. This recipe sounds crazy, but it is delicious. It's a .strangler is innocent until he himself is Kirk Dougias, Faye Dunaway, Deborah 2:00 (8) “ Life at the Top” (1966). 6:30 (9) “ Strong Room” (1961). Car accused. Peter Lorre, John McGuire. Kerr. Young husband has an affair, unaware little harder to make than most but it’s such fun thieves hold up a bank. Derren Nesbitt, 1:30 (5) "Creeping Unknown” (1956). 10:00 (9) “ The Invisible Ray” (1936). his wife is doing the same. Laurence that Mom dr Dad would love helping you with it! Colin Gordon. Spaceship returns to Earth with only one Scientist finds a meteor which gives off a Harvey, Jean Simmons. • IV2 cup flour • 3 tablespoons cocoa 4:00 (8) “ Ctode 7 ... Victim 5” (1965). passenger. Brian Donlevy, Jack Warner. 8:00 (8-40) “ Ice Station Zebra” (1968). life-and-death ray. Boris Karloff, Bela • 1 cup sugar • 1 teaspoon salt 3:00 (3) “ Tarzan’s Fight for Life” Lugosi. Private eye investigates murder of a Adventure with a nuclear submarine un­ butier. Lex Barker, Ann Smymer. A . (1958). Tarzan fights for a vital senun. • 1 tablespoon vinegar* 1 teaspoon soda der the Arctic Ice Cap. Rock Hudson, 11:30 (8) “ Let’s Dance” (1950). 5:30 (8) “ The Quare Fellow” (1962). • 6 tablespoons vegetable oil Gordon Scott, Eve Brent. Ernest Borgnine, Patrick McGoohan. Musical about a girl trying to re-enter 5:00 (20) “ Mi Premiera Novia” (1968). Drama about effects of impending 8:00 (9) “ Seven Days to Noon” (1950). show business. Fred Astaire, Betty Hut­ execution. Patrick MrJoohan, Sylvia • 1 teaspoon vanilla • 1 cup cold water Spanish. Atomic physicist threatens London with Mix flour, sugar, cocoa, salt, and soda in an un­ J ton. Syms. greased frying pan. Make three holes in the mix­ 3:00 (8) “ X-15” (1961). Drama about Rogers. (1962). Drama of the problems of two • Sunday ture. Place vegetable oil in one hole, vinegar in 10 the men and the new airplanes. David 6:00 (5) “ Laura” (1944). Detective young couples. Tony Franciosa, Jane another and vanilla in the last one. Pour in 1 cup 8:00 (30) “ Best of the Badmen” (1951). McLean, Charles Bronson. fails in love with murdered girl who isn’t Fonda, Jim Hutton, Lois Nettleton. dead. Gene Tierney, CHifton Webb. cold water and mix until smooth. Bake 25 minutes Union officer becomes at outlaw in the 2:00 (22) “ Adventures of Mark Twain” 11:30 (40) “ The Rains of Ranchipur” Civil War. Robert Ryan, Robert Preston, (1944). Biography of the great writer. 6:00 (9) “ Green Fire” (1955). Ar- (1955). Lana Turner, Richard Burton, at 350°. -^ - '*• I'Is ) -- sitocrat searches for a secret emerald Claire Trevor. Fredric March, Alexis Smith, Donald Fred MacMurray, Michael Rennie. Icing — Mix IV2 cups confectioner’s sugar with 2 1:00 (3) “ Mediterranean Holiday” Crisp, Alan Hale. mine in Colombia. Grace Kelly, Stewart Midnight (30) “ Step Lively” (1944). Granger. tablespoons cocoa and teaspoon salt; cream these (1964). Travelogue with Swedish 2:45 (3) “ Dark Intruder” (1965). Phan­ Young playwright is “discovered.” with 3 tablespoons soft butter, and 2 tablespoons *'**‘ . W . Merchant Marine cadets on a training tom killer strikes San Francisco at the 8:00 (9) “ Young Man with a Horn” Musical with Frank Sinatra and George Murphy. hot, strong coffee and spread it on the cake. ------cruise. Narrated by Burl Ives. turn of the century. Leslie Nielsen, Judi (1950). Story about a trumpeter’s rise to 1:00 (5) “ South of St. Louis” (1948). Meredith. the top. Kirk Douglas, Lauren Bacall, YUM. Really good. Partners struggle to keep their ranch 3:00 (5) “ Cry of the City” (1948). Two Doris Day. during the Civil War. Joel McCrea, boys grow up —one to become a cop and 8:30 (8-40) “ Dark of the Sun” (1968). Only on cable Zachary Scott. the other a killer. Victor Mature, Mercenaries battle rebels in the Congo. New York City Channels 5 and 9 are 1:00 (9) “ Border Treasure” (1950). Richard (tonte. Rod Taylor, Jim Brown, Yvette seen exclusively by subscribers to Cowboy trails gang of outlaws. Tim holt, 3:00 (30) “ The Gay Divorcee” (1934). Mimieux. Greater Hartford CATV, Manchester M ini M aze Richard Martin. Musical with Fred Astaire and Ginger 11:30 (9) “Period of Adjustment” cable television. Monday Blacksmith becomes the daring, masked withdrawn. Jacqueline Bisset, Jean- Hawk, who protects the poor people. Francois Maurin. 1:00 (5) “ They Who Dare” (1937). Richard' Greene, Rock Hudson, Jackie 11:30 (5) “ (Jentleman Jim” (1942). British ComquuKlos blow up Nazi-held Gleason. Dramatic biography of 19th Century airfields. Dirk Bogarde, Akim Tamiroff. 8:00 (9) “Odette” (1951). Young boxer James J. Corbett. Errol Flynn, Alexis Smith. 1:00 (9) “ The Damned Don’t Cry” woman becomes agent in the FYench un­ (1950). Clever woman rises to become derground in World War H. Anna Neagle, 11:30 (9) “ Highly Dangerous” (1951). powerful politician. Joan Crawford, Trevor Howard, Peter Ustinov. Girl agent is sent to enemy country to David Brian. 11:30 (3) “ Secret World” (1968). Child uncover deadly germs. Dane Clark, Z3tMJSi 4:30 (9) “ Desert Hawk’’ (1950). whose parents were killed b ^ m e s Margaret Lockwood.

□ a royal gypsy. Maria Montez, Jon Hall. Martinez, Martin Balsam. Tuesday 8:00 (9) “ BiUy Uar” (1963). Young of­ 11:00 (9) “ The Captive Heart” (1947). 1:00 (5) “ Oil for the Lamps of China” fice clerk dreams of power and cannot Story of men in a prisoner-of-war camp (1935). Story of an oilman in China and face reality with his girl. Tom and their loved ones at home. Michael his love for wife and company. Pat Courtenay, Julie Christie. Redgrave, Basil Radford. O’Brien, Josephine Hutchinson. 8:30 (8-40) “ The Gre^t Ice Rip-Off” 11:30 (3) “ Night Must Fall” (1964). Draw dot-to-dot and 1:00 (9) “ Battle Circus” (1953). Army (1974) . Diamond thieves use cross­ Study of a young man with a twisteid color. surgeon and young nurse fall in love in a country bus for getaway. Gig Young, Lee mind, Albert Finney, Susan Hampshire. frontline ho^ital. Humphrey Bogart, J. (^obb, Grayson Hall. 11:30 (5) “ Adventures of Don Juan" June AUyson. 8:30 (20-22-30) “ Death Among Friends” (1949). Errol Flynn plays the Spanish 4:30 (9) “ Gypsy Wildcat” (1944). (1975) . Police lieutenant tries to solve lover as fencing master at the English Flamboyant adventure with a rogue aiKl the murder of a financier. Kate Reid, AI court. Vlveca Lindfors. ^ Help this mother and her son find his new teacher’s roorfi. Her name is Ms. Jones. Raymond Massey. on isiand with three men. Joan Coilins, Wednesday 4:30 (9) “ The Flame of Araby” (1952). Kenneth More, Hermione Gingold. Desert princess uses wild stallion to save 11:30 (3) “ Three Bullets for a Long 1:00 (5) “ Mother Is a Freshman" an empire. Maureen O’Hara, Jeff Gun” (1973). Cowboy is rescued by (1949). Mother goes to college and Chandler, Richard Egan. stranger who joins hunt for buried School Words Try ’n Find becomes a rival of her student daughter. 8:30 (8-40) “ Bad Ronald” (1974). treasure. Beau Brummel, Keith Van Der What Would You Do? Loretta Young, Van Johnson, Rudy Youth goes insane after killing another Wat. J. Cobb plays a retired cop who Scho<^ Words are hidden below. See if you can find: VaUee. youth. Scott Jacohy, Kim Hunter, Linda 11:30 (5) “ Dive Bom ber”r ” (1941):|(1941)i| investigates diamond thefts on “ The blackboarc^ art, social studies, spelling, music, glue, 1:00 (9) “ Carson City” (1952). Watkins. Naval doctor works With pilott 1to develou Great Ice Rip-Off,” an ABC-TV' Railroad opposition is the k ^ to murder paint, math, history, gyrn, paste, reading, scissors, 11:00 (9) "Adventures of Sadie” cure for high-altitude blackouts.outs. EhrroT movie Tuesday at 8:30 p.m. and family strife. Randolph Scott, (1955). Beautiful woman is shipwrecked Flynn, Fred MacMurray. class, science, geography, pencil, health, eraser, desk, bell, map, ink. 4:30 (9) "The Naked Dawn” (1956). tain his crown. James Elarl Jones, Jane. the Germans. Robert Moriey. Thursday Man hired to fence stolen loot bemes Alexander, Lou Gilhert, Joel Fluellen. 11:30 (3) “ (jount Yorga, Vampire” /A R TM PA ST E6 M G G greedy. Arthur Kennedy, Betty St. John. 9:00 (20-22-30) “ Rachel, Rachel” 1:00 ( 5 ) ' “ Slim” (1937). Story of the (1970). Count traps house guests to make o b 8:00 (9) “ The Reluctant Debutante” ' U1968). Spinster schoolteacher seeks a MA? UHI ST RYZ^ dangerous life of a linesman. Henry Fon­ them vampires. Robert Quarry, Roger (1958). Scatterbrained wife of English way out of a small town. Joanne da, Pat O’Brien. Perry. A be SGL UEDESK MO businessman tries to bring her American Woodward, James Olson, Elstelle Par­ D?A INT5TMATHPG 1:00 (9) “ The Blackboard Jungle" daughter into London society. Rex sons. 11:30 (5) “ Captain Blood” (1935). Doc­ (1955). Teen-age terror turns high school Harrison, Kay Kendall, Sandra Dee. 11:00 (9) “ The Foreman Went to tor, sold into slavery, escapes and ORMCBE llh escer Into Jungle. Glenn Ford, Anne Francis, 9:00 (3) “ The Great White Hope” France” (1941). English engineer goes to becomes a pirate. Eirrol Flynn, Olivia de READINGOERCLNA, Sidney Ftoltier. (1970). Black heavyweight fights to re^ France to save a secret machine from Havilland, Lionel Atwill. You have just gotten 8:00 (3) “ ThejGames” (1970). Drama Veteran cop hunts killer of his friend, fated lovers at the turn of the century. SCISSORSAAIAC?'^. Friday of four marathon contenders in the 1960 (jieorge Kennedy, Alex Rocco. Jennifer Jones, Laurence Olivier. S? ELLlMGL^tsiHQ f our room assignment. 1:00 (5) "Dante’s Inferno” (1935). Olympics. Ryan O’Neal, Michael Craw­ 11:30 (3) “ A M an. Called Dagger” 2:30 (5) “ Black Legion” (1937). Bitter PARERX/mkT EN5 L Yl_l Tour new teacher is not Greed drives man to destruction when ford, Stanley Baker. (1968). Secret agent runs meat packing machinist joins antiforeign organization, the one you wanted, in his creation kills hundreds. Spencer 8:00 (8-40) “ Born Free” (1966). plant as a front. Paul Mantee, Jan then denounces it. Humphrey Bogart, NNRITIAIG HRCANNT You have a little friend fact she is new and you ’Tracy, Claire Trevor. Orphaned lion cub is reared by game Murray. Ann ^eridan. who is going to start the IjOO (9) “ Mara Maru” (1952). Former warden, then taught wilderness survival. 11:30 (5) “ Objective Burma” (1945). 4:15 (8) “ Loss of Innocence” (1961). BL Ackboaroelos have never heard of her Navy man leads mobster to sunken Bill ’Travers, Virginia McKenna. Paratroopers fight Japanese in Burma. Adolescent girl matures during sununer first grade. What advice treasure. ErroP Flynn, Ruth Roman, 9:00 (20-22-30) "The Underground •W. .. What’s the best way Errol Flynn, William Prince. vacation. Susannah York, Kenneth More, Socialstudiest. would you give him? for you to handle this? Raymond Burr. Man” (1974). Detective searches for 12:30 (9) “ I Was Monty’s Double” Jane Asher. 4:30 (9) '"nie Golden Horde” (IM l). former girlfriend’s kidnaped son. Peter (1959). Actor impersonates general in 5:45 (8) “ The Enemy General” (1960). Princess defends her city against Graves, Jack Klugman, ^ le s te Holm. World War H. John Mills, Cecil Parker. American OSS man joins French un­ Genghis Khan’s son. Ann Blyth. 9:30 (3) “ The Blue Knight” (1975). 2:00 (8) "Carrie” (1952). Drama of ill- derground in World War n. Van Johnson. k V ' wwwwm tiBass^-;:

^'' i> WEEKEND - August 9, 1975 - Page 13 This week’s sports on TV Sunday, Aug. 10 MONDAY TODAY SUNDAY 6:00 Water W orld ...... 22 8:00 (24-57) Tennis: U.S. Clay 2:00 (9-20-22-30) Baseball: 2:00 (9) Baseball: Mets vs. Christopher Closeup ...... 7.3 Carrascolendas...... 30 Courts Championships. Mets vs. Dodgers. Dodgers. 6:30 11:30 2:00 (24-57) Tennis: U.S. Clay 8:15 (20-22-30) B aseball: 3:30 (8-40) Wide World of Insight ...... 3' Challenge...... 3 Courts Championships. Dodgers vs. Phillies. Sports. Rev. Geophus Robinson...... 5 Make a W ish ...... 8-40 2:00 (30) Championship WEDNESDAY 5:00 (8-40) PGA Cham­ 6:45 M e d ix ...... 22 8:00 (9) Baseball: M eU vs. pionship. Games. A New D a y ...... 8 A d elan te!...... 30 'M r 5:00 (22) Baseball: Red Sox 4:30 (3) Pro Tennis: Borg vs. Padres. NOON FRIDAY 7:00 ' 4 vs. A ’s. Camera Three ...... 3 Face the S ta te ...... 3 4:30 (8-40) PGA Cham­ 7:30 (3) Greater Hartford Open ■ w 6:00 (9) Racing from Wonder Window ...... 5 Eastside C om edy...... 5 pionship. Preview. Saratoga: The Alabama. ’This Is the Life ...... 8 Connecticut S c e n e ...... 8 8:00 (5) Tennis: New York 4:30 (22) Baseball: Red Sox 8:00 (9) Basebail: Mets vs. 7:30 Hour of P o w e r ...... !... .9 Sets vs. Hawaii Leis. vs. A ’s. Giants. Arthur and Company...... 3 Meet the P re s s ...... 20-22-30 V 11:30 (5) Football: Jets vs. 5:00 (9) Championship 1130 (9) Fight of the Week: Yogi Bear CartMns ...... 5 Man in a S u itcase...... 40 Vikings. Games. Eugene Hart vs. Ray Seales Worship fo r Shut-Ins...... 8 12:15 ’The Christophers...... 9 Speaking for the Consumer . .8 k M Ring Around the World ____ 30 12:30 8:00 Face the N a tio n ...... 3 , *5 •» We Believe ...... 3 Dialogue...... 8 I o ^ W onderam a...... 5 1 KI0 SUPER Catholic S ervic e ...... 8 M o v ie s ...... 3-5-9 Davey and G oliath...... 9 Eighth D a y ...... 8 Elton John and Diana Ross host “The Rock Music Word of Life T o d a y ...... 22 Human Dimension...... 20 Awards” tonight at 10 on CBS-TV (Channel 3). The show i||CM M o v ie ...... 30 The Fisherman...... :. 22-30 "The Manhattan Transfer—Tim Hauser, Janis Siegel, Alan Paul, and Laurel Masse (left to airs “ live” from Santa Monica, Calif. 8:30 Conversations W ith ...... 40 right) —are four singers who harmonize on a collection of favorite tunes from the past. Spread a Little Sunshine ____3 1:30 Their four-week mini-series premieres Sunday at 7:30 p.n. on CBS-TV. ISPECIAL Issues and Answ ers...... 8-40 Religious Special...... 8 Today, Aug. 9 Insight ...... 20 Day of Discovery...... 9-40 Red Sox vs. A ’s ...... 22 Victory Garden...... '24-57 Sports E x tr a ...... 5 Greatest Sports Legends ... 22 Oral Roberts...... • 32 4:45 7:30 Police Surgeon...... 8 1:00 7:30 What About Women...... 30 What’s Happening ...... 3 9:00 Kiner’s K o rn e r...... 9 Manhattan Transfer ...... 3 The Untouchables ...... 9 Film Festival...... 3 2:00 Yale ‘75 ...... 8 [Consumer Sales Que Hay de Nuevo? ...... 3 Changing T im e s ...... 30 Six Million Dollar Man ... 8-40 The Honeymooners ...... 20 M o v ie ...... 9 Movies ...... 8-22 Speaking with Your Hands .20 Wally’s Workshop ...... 18 Oral R ob erts...... 9 5:00 World of D isney...... 20-22-30 Zane Grey Theatre ...... 22 Mets vs. D odgers...... 9 Star T r e k ...... 22 Film ...... 20 Manchester Parkade I Dream of Jeannie...... 22 Ghost and Mrs. Muir ...... 5 Evening at P op s...... 24-57 Flying Circus ...... 24-57 Film ...... 20 Sesame S treet...... 24 The Christophers...... 40 Championship G a m e s ...... 9 8:00 WHNB-TV Reports ...... 30 6:00 King’s Section Tennis...... 24-57 Jabberwocky...... 30 9:30 On Death and Dying .... 20-30 Lawrence Welk Show ...... 5 Dragnet ...... 40 All in the F a m ily ...... 3 Championship G a m e s ...... 30 The Champions...... 40 Agronsky and C om p an y...... 3 5:30 M o v ie ...... 9 Tennis...... 5 Room 222 ...... 40 M o v ie ...... 8-40 Percy Sutton R e p o rt...... 9 Friends of Man ...... 3 Spring Street U S A ...... 18 11:00 1:30 2:30 M o v ie ...... 9 I Dream of Jeannie...... 22 Animal W orld ...... 5 8:30 ' N ew s...... , ...... 35-22-40 M o v ie ...... 5 To Be Announced...... 20 Make It Real ...... 8 Bobby Goldsboro ...... 18 Let Us Celebrate...... 30 Greatest Sports Legends ... .9 K o ja k ...... 3 Gabe Pressman ...... 5 For people who care Speaking with Your Hands .30 Emergency! ...... 20-22-30 Insight ...... 40 Jimmy Swaggart...... 18 M o v ie ...... 8-40 Kup’s S h o w ...... 57 I Love Lucy ...... 20 ’ITiriller...... 40 The Addams Fam ily ...... 30 Philadelphia Folk Festival 10:00 6:00 Challenge of Tm uth...... 18 11:30 2:45 ...... 24-57 about their eyes Lamp Unto My F e e l ...... 3 Eric Sevareid ...... 3 * McCloud...... 2022-30 The Name of the G a m e ...... 3 2:00 M o v ie ...... 3 Soul T r a in ...... 3 6:30 Big Blue Marble ...... 8 M o v ie s ...... 5-9 Masterpiece Theatre___ 24-57 David Susskind Show ...... 5 3dH) Rock Concert ...... 8 Liberty Temple ...... 18 Catholic S ervic e ...... 9-22-30 Day of Discovery...... 18 9:00 The S ain t...... 8 L atin o ...... 40 M o v ie s ...... ^30 Mets vs. Dodgers . .. 9-20-22-30 9:00 F i l m ...... 20 National Geographic...... 5 M o v ie s ...... 9-40 Inside/Outside...... 7l8 TV Garden Club...... 24 Mary Tyler Moore Show . .. .3 Look for this seal 10:30 N o v a ...... 24-57 Kathryn Kuhlman ...... 18 Harness R a c in g ...... 22 Th riller...... 40 ...... 5 Marshall Efron ...... 3 3:30 Conn. N ew sm ak ers...... 30 9:30 N e w s ...... 30 Hour of P o w e r ...... 18 2:30 Old Tim e Gospel H o u r...... 18 Korg: 70,000 B.C...... 8 6:30 Sixty Minutes...... 3 • V W om an...... 24 M o v ie ...... 20-22-30 Point of V iew ...... 9 Here Come the Brides ...... 40 To Be Announced...... 8 Oral R ob erts...... 18 MIDNIGHT Jewish H erita ge...... 40 4rt)0 3:00 A Family at W a r ...... 24 Music for All A m e ric a ...... 18 Rachmaninoff C o n c e rt...... 24 W restling...... 22 M o v ie ...... 3 Death Goddess...... 57 The 10:45 Dragnet ...... ' .8 N e w s ...... 20-30 Leonardo da V in c i...... 57 M o v ie ...... 30 Alfred Hitchcock Hour...... 5 9:30 / j Jewish L ife ...... ! ...... 30 4:15 Secret Agent...... 40 10:00 12:30 Speaking F r e e ly ...... 24 Bob Newhart Show ...... 3 American 11.-00 Changing T im e s ...... 22 7:00 N ew s...... 5 Dragnet ...... 8 Dick Van Dyke Show ...... 40 10:00 Ofitometrk Association / Eye on W om en...... 3 4:30 N e w s ...... 3-8 Living Faith ...... 18 1:00 3:30 Rock Music Awards ...... 3 The Flintstones ...... 5 Pro Tennis...... 3 Gospel Singing J u b ile e ...... 18 To Be Announced...... 24 N ew s...... 35 Wide World of Sports .... 8-40 Weekend N ew s ...... 5 recommends adfjstrrg the TV G o o b e r...... 8-40 PGA Championship...... 8-40 Wild Kingdom ...... 20-30 10:30 1:30 to changrig room tgfv.. Rex Humbard Show ...... 9 To Be Announced...... 22 4:00 M o v ie ...... 9 Teach-In...... 18 TTie P ro tectors...... 3 Peyton Place ...... 5 No —Honestly...... 24 andthissetdc&itautomaticaly * The S ain t...... 5 ^ f Changing Seasons...... 57 Sesame Street...... 24-57 / 4:30 10:30 Daytime programs Sports Spectacular...... 3 Black News ...... 5 Caught in the Act ...... 24 4:40 ' strum ‘n D ru m m ers...... 40 12:30 Boarding House ...... 57 MONDAY — FRIDAY Huckleberry Hound...... 5 Search for T om orro w ...... 3 Kiner’s Korner...... 9 SdM 9:30 One Life to Live ...... 8-40 All My C hildren...... 8-40 5:00 11:00 Summer Semester...... 3 ’The Flying Nun ...... 5 ’The Beverly Hillbillies...... 9 " The Lucy Show...... 9 Joumqy to Adventure...... 9 Mission: Impossible ...... 5 Police Surgeon...... 5 6:15 Exercise with M aggie...... 57 Jackpot!...... 20-22-30 PGA Championship...... 8-40 N e w s ...... 8-40 Davey & G o lia th ...... 8 Not for Women Only...... 22 4:00 s. The A ven g ers...... 9 ’The Flintstones . . : ...... 40 11:25 6:30 Bewitched ...... 3 M o v ie ...... 20 1:00 I Love Lucy ...... 20 Public Affairs Shows .. .35-30 10:00 House of Frightenstein...... 5 Red Sox vs. A ’s ...... 22 ’The Match G a m e ...... 3 N e w s ...... 22-30 Speak for Yourself .-...... 5 Spin-Off ...... 3 You Don’t Say ...... 8 Mister R ogers...... 24-57 M o v ie s ...... 5-9 S om erset...... 20-30 11:30 TiOO Green A c r e s ...... 5 Across the F e n ce ...... 30 --T Ryan’s Hope ...... 8-40 ’The Lucy Show...... 9-22 N e w s ...... 3 N ew s...... 3 Phjl Donahue S h ow ...... 8 Know Your W orld ...... 20 5:30 Sesame Street'...... 24-57 F o o tb a ll...... 5 Underdog Cartoons...... 5 Electric Company...... 24-57 10-50 Somerset . : ...... 22 Merv Griffin Show...... 40 M o v ie ...... 8 I Dream of Jeannie...... 8 Not for Women Only...... 30 The Flying Nun ...... 30 I f Oi«9«nal p4ciur« G am bit...... 3 Harness Racing ...... 9 O u au f SdiMi Siata Cokw TV Today Show...... 22-30 6:00 EnwrnWt ’The M others-In-Law...... 5 4:30 T h riller...... 40 p«florni«nc» 100* . SoIm} Sial* A.M. America...... 40 Modniat Pr«ci»>on In tin * 1:30 Mike Douglas Show ...... 3 N ew s...... 3 W l»a-Sitip* Piclu«« TuM AN Wheel of Fortune...... 20-22-30 11:55 {■ecironic VHf 1>»«F Tnnatx liwianl 7:30 As the World ’Turns...... 3 M o v ie ...... 5 and Sound tn*>gy Sa««> I Love Lucy ...... 40 Bugs Bunny & Friends . . . 1. .5 Johnny Carson ...... 20-30 W ilc h M if it W TffM M T The Flintstones ...... 5 Racing from Saratoga ...... 9 11:00 Let’s Make a D e a l...... 8-40 Merv Griffin Show...... 8 Sammy and Com pany...... 22 New Zoo Revue ...... 8 Days of Our L iv e s ___ 20-22-30 Journey to Adventu re...... 18 Tattletales...... 3 M o v ie ...... 9 TRADE A SAVE N ew s...... 9 Week in R e v ie w ...... 24 MIDNIGHT I Love Lucy ..•...... 5 2:00 I Love Lucy ...... 20 Black P ers p ec tiv e ...... 30 6:00 Showoffs...... 8 ’The Guiding L ig h t...... 3 Star T r e k ...... 22 Judd for the' Defense ...... 3 Captain Kangaroo ...... 3 Open D o o r...... 57 Straight T a lk ...... 9 The $10,000 P y ra m id ...... 8-40 ’The Mod Squad...... 30 W restlin g...... 9 Bugs Bunny Cartoons...... 5 6:30 High R o lle rs ...... 20-22-30 2:30 . 1:00 i;vhen you buy A.M. A m erica...... 8 N ew s...... 3-8-30-40 You Don’t Say ...... 40 ’The Edge of N igh t...... 3 5:00 Jerry Visits ...... 3 M o v ie ...... 9 Public Affairs Show ...... 9 Rhyme and R eason ...... 8-40 Mickey Mouse Gub ...... 5 M o v ie ...... 9 11:30 The Champions...... 18 Today Show...... 20 Love of Life ...... 3 ’The Doctors ...... 20-22-30 F i l m ...... 20 ' v - 1:25 Consumer Survival K i t ...... 24 aC o lo rT V ! 6:30 V Midday L i v e ...... 5 3:00 Mister Rogers...... 24-57 Racing from Aqueduct...... 22 Down the R oad...... 57 - Mister Ed ...... 5 The Brady Bunch...... 8-40 The Price Is Right ...... 3 The Risk of Marriage...... 30 7:00 Joe Franklin Show...... 9 Hollywood Squares . .. 2022-30 Casper and Frien ds...... 5 2:00 5:30 Agronsky and C om pan y...... 3 ______.JB 9:00 NOON ...... 8-40 M o v ie ...... 8 ’The Flintstones ...... 5 N ew s...... 8-20 ' New England Journal...... 3 ' N ew s...... , ____ 3-8-9 ’Die Real McCoys ...... 9 Cyd Charisse guest-stars on F i l m ...... 20 To Be Announced...... 22 4:00 20THCENTURY Dennis the M en a c e ___ __. .. .5 Magnificent Marble mchlne Another World ...... 20-22-30 Hogan’s Heroes ...... 22-30 f... M o v ie ...... 8 CBS-TV’s “ Medical Center” Firing Lin e ...... 24-57 TELEVISION. INC ^ Kitty Today ...... 22 ...... 2022-30 3:30 Villa Alegre ...... 24-57 Hee H a w ...... 30 5:30 Tuesday at 10 p.m. «•& ' ' ,, piiiah Siore .. ,30.,. Mickey Mouse G ub ...... 3 N e w s ...... 40 Here Come the B rid e s ...... 40 M o v ie ...... 8 -Vy-. i ' S / L : 'M 3> J-;i V WEEKEND - August 9, 1975 - Page 15 IV !• P«|^e 14 - WF-RKEND - August 9, 1975 Thursday, Aug. 14 Cable TV Monday, Aug. 11 8:00 Hogan’s H eroes...... 5 10:00 News...... 3-8-22-30 Jeopardy ...... 8 News...... 5 Bewitched...... 5 6:00 8:30 channels Celebrity G olf ...... 18 Harry 0 ...... 8 4 0 Ask Kleiner ...... 3-8-22-30 Merv Griffin Show...... 5 Wild Wild West ...... 9 Truth or Consequences...... 22 Gamer Ted Armstrong ...... 9 Black Buffalo's Pow-Wow .. 18 By Dick Kleiner Bewitched ...... 5 9:00 TV Guide . . . '...... 2 Martin Agronsky ...... 24-57 10:30 The Honeymooners...... 20 Wild Wild West ...... 9 Maude...... 3 WFSB (3) H artford...... 3 New Treasure Hunt...... 30 Meet the M ayors...... 9 Electric Oimpany...... 24-57 Black Buffalo’s Pow-Wow .. 18 S.W.A.T...... 8-40 WHYN (40) Springfield ...... 4 Dragnet ...... 40 Arbors ...... 24-57 Bonanza ...... 40 The Honeymooners ...... 20 The Living Word ...... 18 WNEW (5) New Y ork...... 5 8:00 11:00 Weather S ca n ...... 6 6:30 Electric Company ...... 24-57 9:30 The Waltons ...... 3 News...... 3-8-22-3040 DEAR DICK: I love Elton John. Some friends have told me WGBY (57) Springfield...... 7 News...... •...... 3-8-20-22-30 Bonanza...... ^ Rhoda ^ ...... 3 Dealer’s Choice ...... 5 The Best of Groucho ...... 5 that most big singers like that get high during a concert by smok­ WTNH (8) New H aven...... 8 I Love Lucy ...... 5 Connecticut R e p o rt...... 18 Almost Anything Goes . . . 8-40 M ov ie...... 9 ing pot, popping pills, etc. Could you tell me if he does? Also, 6:30 The Real McCoys ...... 18 N ew s-...... 3-8-20-22-30 WOR (9) New York ...... 9 M ovie...... 9 1 Love Lucy ...... 20 could you tell me about how many others do? — AN E.J. FAN, 10:00 News Headlines...... 10 Klin K ra ft...... 24 I Love Lucy ...... 5 Sharing...... 18 Captioned N ew s...... 24-57 Carlton, Ala. Medical Center...... 3 Local Origination...... 11 Hodgepodge Lodge...... 57 The Real McCoys ...... 18 Ben V ereen...... 20-22-30 11:30 It is a fairly common practice. It always has been. For some News...... 5 Video T e s t...... 13 reason, musicians have traditionally ne^ed something to get TV Garden Club...... 24 7:00 Evening at Pops...... 24-57 M ovies...... Caribe...... 8-40 WHCT (18) Hartford...... 18 .... 3-5 "up” for performances. Even in the big-band era, many smoked Hodgepodge Lodge...... 57 News...... 3-22-40 8:30 It Takes a Thief...... 8 New York Report ...... 9 Educational A ccess...... ,19 pot, even before it was called pot. Today, many rock stars iise Andy Griffith Show ...... 5 Merv Griffin Show...... 5 Johnny Carson ...... 20-22-30 7:00 10:30 WATR (20) Waterbury...... 20 some such artificial stimulant to pep themselves up before they News...... 3-22-40 Trutt or Consequences...... 8 9:00 Geraldo Rivera...... 40 New Jersey R ep ort...... 9 Government Access...... 21 The A vengers...... 9 go on. As for John, I am told that he does not. “ He doesn’t use Andy Griffith S h ow ...... 5 M ovie...... 3 11:00 . WWLP (22) Springfield . . . .22 Can You Top T h is ? ...... 18 12:30 stimulants,” a John worker told me. " I ’ve never seen drugs Truth or Consequences...... 8 Sts. of San Fran cisco____ 8-40 around him at all.” N ew s...... 3-8-22-30-40 Public A ccess...... 23 To Be Announced...... 20 Geraldo Rivera...... 8 The Avengers ...... 9 The Living Word ...... 18 The Best of Groucho...... 5 Gary Burghoff, as Radar, isn’t concerned about the WEDH (24) Hartford ...... 24 1:00 DEAR DICK: What happened to the film called "Ground American Outdoorsman .... 18 Black P erspective...... 24-57 M ovie...... 20-22-30 Harness R a cin g ...... 9 Sports and Stocks ...... 26 Joe Franklin Show...... 9 Zero,” made about 1972. Parts of this picture-were filmed in my dangers of befriending a skunk in this week’s episode of To Tell the Truth...... 30 Hollywood Theatre ...... 24-57 Film ...... 20 1 Love Lucy ...... 20 WHNB (30) West Hartford .30 T om orrow ...... 20-22-30 home town. It played in a San Francisco theater for about a Jeanne Wolf With , ...... 24 "M-A-S-H,” Tuesday at 8:30 p.m. on CBS-TV. 7:30 9:30 11:30 Land of the T h ree...... 3 1:40 month and then has not been heard or seen anywhere after that. To Tell the Truth...... 30 M edlx...... 18 - CHARLES W. STEWART, Pateluma, Calif. Consumer Survival K it...... 57 Movies ...... 3-5-9 The Outer Lim its...... 5 It Takes a T h ief...... 8 Wednesday, Aug. 13 That happens often. Motion picture distributors will watch box 7:30 Johnny Carson ...... 20-22-30 office receipts. If a picture does poorly in its first run, then they The Price Is Right ...... 3 won’t bother with it any more. They figure there’s no point in Wide World M ystery...... 40 Celebrity Tennis...... 18 10:00 Hogan's Heroes ...... 5 6:00 Friday, Aug. 15 spending time and money on advertising a turkey. 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Sat .... .a a.m. - 8 p.m. 9K)0 received by cable TV sub­ M l PARKH STMET, DUNGHESm Run, Joe, Run ...... 2O-22-80 Carrascplendas Hawaii Five-0 ...... 3 scribers. \.s. /V The Living Word ...... 18 N ov a ...... 24-57 y —...... ^ Page* AW16 - WEEKEND »» - August «r^9, ».v%v 1975 f . i, i Atheneum gets a Grandma Moses painting AdvvnWng Gupp4*m«nt« !• •N e w B rttsin Herald • Burlington Free ^ress • Waterbury Republican __ . - « . _■ animals in their workaday • M ilford Citizen for family or friends. ’The work of Grandma Moses OUR • Aneonia S ^tinei • Rutland H^ald Anna Mary Robertson Moses, Salmon Moses, In 1887. They world was remarkable. \ • M iddletow n Press »Biddeford^aco Journal • Lowell Sun is classified as primitive, a known throughout the world as lived in Virginia for 17 years, In 1927 ’Thomas Moses died The Atheneum owns one • P atriot Ledger > Bangor Dally News • Sprirtgfield Republican and, her children grown, his category which refers to the • H a ve rh it Gazette > Beverly Times • Boston Globe had several children, and other work by Grandma Moses, ?26«’| • Berkshire Eagle • New Haven Register Grandma Moses, caught the > Gloucester Times absence of formal training of imagination of the public as an returned to Eagle Bridge, N.Y., widow cast about for something an undated painting entitled • Portsm outh Herald > Lebanon Valley News • Hartford Courani in 1905. Anna Mary Moses to fill her time. As she put it in any kind. She was certainly N • Newburyport Daily News •K eene Sentinel Sun.. August 10. 107S artist and also as a unique in­ ‘ "The Old Covered B rid ge.T h e • Brockton Enterprise • Holyoke Transcript-Telegram her own account of her life, self-taught, but her ability to dividual. By the time she died began to paint in about 1918 but two paintings are a significant • FHchburg Sentinel Sat., A u g in t S. 1S7S The Smart Shopper her first works were primarily “ Leaving me unoccupied, I had evoke not oniy the mood of • Meriden Record>Jourhal Wed., Augusts, in 1961, at the age of 101, her part of the Atheneum’s collec­ m A N K GSYO U • CoiKord Monitor i Lewiston Sun Journal American country life but also paintings had been shown all decorative, done on fireboards to do something, so took up tion of 20th century American • Manchester Evening Herald • Maine Sunday Telegram and tables, although she oc­ painting pictures in worsted, to portray accurately the Sat., A u fu a t 6. 1078 S a t. A ugust t . and lnton.. Auguat 11. 1079 over the United States and in movements of people and paintings. many foreign countries. casionally painted landscapes then in oil..." The Wadsworth Atheneum in Starts Mon, Aug 11 ENDS SAT. AUG 16 Hartford has just acquired a painting by Grandma Moses. Over 100 Stoiee Aereaa the Nation • Open DaHy 10 to 10 “For Pastures New’’ is a relatively unknown work by the artist. It was painted in 1942 and depicts a simple country scene, as do most of her works. AGWA The coloring is soft, typical of early summer, with bright patches of red and blue in the clothing of the figures. The scene is clearly delineated, simple and straightforward. F r^ trial. Free salf. Anna Mary Robertson was born in 1860 in Greenwich, N.Y. She was a farmer’s daughter and married a farmer, Thomas Free yourself from Art shows scheduled hard water ^^blues? Over 100 Stores to Serve You Better, Save You More!

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