PAGE TWENTY - MANCHESTER EVKNING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Fri.. July 14. ia78 Promoted Moves office Pioneer reports Salvatore J. Mastandrea As of Aug. 1, Dr. Martin Good morning ... Have a good day of Hebron has been L. Rubin will move his of­ promoted to assistant \/* fice from 29 Haynes St. to first half gains general counsel at Connec­ 15 W. Middle turnpike. Pioneer International Corporation (OTC) has announced ticut Mutual Life In­ The weather that it had achieved substantial gains in sales and earnings surance Co., Hartford. A Waterbury native, Partly cloudy with a chance of a few for the first half of its fiscal year 1978. Unaudited operating showers or thunderstorms Saturday and results showed that net sales for the period climbed to $8,- Mastandrea is a graduate of the University ■ of Saturday night. Daytime highs 75-80. Over­ 815,000 compared to $6,485,000, a 38 percent higher level iHanrlfPHlPr iEurning Hrralft night lows in the 60s. Sunday partly cloudy. than the comparable period in 1977. Net income rosg 75 per­ Bridgeport. He received his law degree from Highs mid 70s and low 80s. Chance of rain 40 cent to $959,000, equal to 53 cents per share, compared to net percent Saturday and Saturday night. Winds income of $547,000, equal to 30 cents per common share in Georgetown University in A Family NEWSpaper Since 1881 1960. southerly 10-15 mph through Saturday night. the prior year. He became a member of latexite Home delivered copy 15 cents National weather forecast map on page 17. Pioneer International Chairman David N. Abrams said SUPER-SEAL that the corporation’s record for the first half of the year is the insurance company’s Vol. XCVII, No. 242 — Manchester, Conn., Saturday, July 15, 1978 Newsstand copy 20 cents extremely encouraging and that the company intends to legal division in 1968 and The Super-Tough enlarge and broaden its present market base. was appointed counsel in Driveway Saver Through its operating divisions Pioneer is noted as the 1974. world’s leading manufacturer of parachutes, recovery Mastandrea serves as CJOH’ i : L, A JM IJ chairman of the Regional systems and related equipment. The Feuer Gage division Salvatore Mastandrea provides gauges for use in the precision metals industry. District Board of Educa­ tion. U.S. seeking promise Workshop wm ULY Several hair designer Picnic Needs workshops in precision • lOOPack ^ of free world trade haircutting and Zotos yOr.CoidCups Fam ous Btsnd Texturized Perm Waving .50Pack9’’ Ptat«» BONN, West Germany (UPI) - dustries such as steel and ship­ domestic political cost to the in contemporary hair The United States, defending its own building against the increasingly president.” designs are being con­ ow record on economic growth but fierce competition from low-wage The diplomatic sources said Carter ducted at the Connecticut j5S) backed against the wall on the energy developing countries. hopes the summit will give enough Choose from assorts question, seeks a firm commitment The diplomatic sources said Carter political impetus for the Geneva Institute of Hair Design, oatterns now attne Kodak X-15F East Hartford, for licensed Rtight of the season. •nstamatic® to free trade from the Bonn summit, feels that only by having firm inter­ trade negotiations to be completed hairdressers by Ms. Paula diplomatic sources said Friday. national endorsement will he be able by the end of this year. A bill then Camera Klf to “sell'’ a tariff-cutting package to Mazzola of VVillimantic, f*,kior President Carter will urge Hie would go to Congress in January with S>h seven-nation economic summit to Congress. passage hoped for by the middle of (right). The course is the Pric* latest in the continuing 13 throw its collective weight behind the At the same time, the European 1979. ^« countries point to America’s in­ education program at the GENERAL ELECTRIC “ Carry Cool” tariff-cutting ‘‘multilateral trade The tariff bill could face stiff f f K s a s " ' - creasing energy consumption and its domestic opposition since it would school. Oberving Ms. Maz­ Our9«».. ..62®to80 P»* 4000 BTU, 7.5 Amp Air Conditioner negotiations” going on in Geneva, the zola is hairdresser Gail ...... ~ or slides sources said. $45 billion oil import bill as a prin­ expose manufacturers of thousands Adamson of Manchester. He wants them to spell out clearly cipal drag on world economic of items to industrial tariff cuts 12-Ot- Cooler Our Reg. that the benefits of the any agree­ growth. ranging up to 40 percent. Chest with 159.70...... ment on tariffs must also be Administration officials concede On the other hand, the United Flip-over Lid Lightweight Lexan® cabinet (or easy portability. *aS!l^ o n i c nipftejTTT n ^ extended to developing countries, the energy record is not good, and is States is seeking major concessions 2 speed tan for day/night cooling adjustment, particularly those such as Mexico, only prevented from looking worse from Europe and Japan on Gerber gains lO-position thermostat with energy saver range. Brazil and South Korea, which are in by the influx of of Alaskan oil. agriculture exports. If these are ob­ The Gerber Scientific Easy-mount installation. the process of industrialization, the "But no one is in a position to tained, American farmers would Instrument Co. has Just reverse the lid to K««acolor sources said. throw bricks,” one official said. "We have an expanded market for their reported that its earnings, i “oWor«rveC'jps, •G.E. 5000 BTU. 7.5 Amp A/C Other countries at the summit, kept the promises we made at last surpluses, and this could help bring OorRef. 199.70 ...... 179.40 C l1 0 o rC l2 6 sales and backlog for the particularly Britain and France, are year’s London summit on economic down the U.S. trade deficit which S^12«nspius •G.E. 6000 8TU.7.5 Amp A/C 2®-E*p.Fllm fiscal year ended April 30, Our Ref. 229.70 ...... 199.40 more likely to stress the needs for growth, and other countries did not. threatens to pass $30 billion this year. lood and ice. Your safeguaids to protect their basic in­ We kept those promises even at 1978, were the highest in Choice... 144 the history of the company. ■ Roll Conslidated net profits 40% were $1,707,000, or $1.71 per share, on sales of $27,- 232.000 for the fiscal year Folding Mesh Chairs Thick-Cushioned ended April 30. 1978, com­ Deluxe Folding Chair Ford says ‘differences’ pared to a consolidated net Our 1 1 ^ ® profit of $1,024,000 or $1.05 Reg. 17.50...... I I Ea. Our Oblivous of the secret service agents, with some of the thousands of Bonn citizens per share on sales of $20.- Contoured seat with swivel back; Reg. 18.88. 13™ President Jimmy Carter plunges into the who jammed the square for a glimpse of the 778.000 for the previous sturdy steel frame in bonderized- Plump, button-tufted foam crowds of Bonn City Hall to shake hands president and his family. (UPI photo) finish rust-resistant white for brought lacocca’s firing vear. cushions with double cord edges u graceful entertaining. for super comfort. Double-tube Special Purchase! arms, no-tilt legs. DETROIT (UPI) - Henry Ford II According to Friday's New York the changes Ford ordered a month “ Cypress Gardens” Water Skis said Friday the ouster of Ford Motor Times, lacocca, in a discussion with ago. 42” Folding Mesh Thick-Cushioned Regional news briefs Henry Ford, asked why he was being Ford's younger brother, William Umbrella Table Co.’s “Golden Boy” President Lee A. Manchester Examples: Deluxe Folding Chaise lacocca, resulted from “substantial fired. Clay Ford, was elevated into the "I’ve been with the company for 32 company's inner circle and lacocca public records the federal Environmental Protec­ differences” between the two over a "Bronco" Water Skis Our 2 4 7 6 Our Indians sue they would never contribute again to years. What did I do wrong';” lacoc­ was demoted to No, 3 man behind 2396 Reg. 34.99...... tion Agency warned Friday. any Ella Grasso campaign and it is recent power shakeup which saw *1223, Our Reg. 39.99...... Reg. $ 3 3 ... BANGOR, Maine (UPI) - Suit has Vice Chairman Philip Caldwell. 23®“ not because of the color of my hair." Ford’s brother moved ahead in the ca asked. Built to last; folds (or years of easy Lay back in luxurious comfort! been filed in U.S. District Court by a The agency’s regional office William Clay Ford, recently Warranty dm ls storage. Rust-resistant steel with She made the statement in firm’s hierarchy. "1 just don’t like you,” Ford "Challenger" Water Skis Thick button tufted cushion over Mallseet Indian seeking $150 million blamed increases in population and named chairman of the automaker’s Francis A. Gaboury and 3270 white bonderized finish. jesponse to questions posed by news lacocca, a flashy salesman who responded. *1380, Our Reg. 54.99...... a sturdy frame with adjustable and title to approximately one third water consumption in all parts of Ford, in a sL-icment released by executive committee, confirmed Pamela A. Gaboury to backrest, non-tilt patio legs and reporters about her reaction to gave Ford the Mustang in 1964 and of the state. New England, as well as waste aiid a the company Friday, praised lacocca lacocca’s ouster was decided by the John J. Bell and Deborah "Dick Pope, Jr." Water Skis Large 7 Ft., 6-Rib double-tube arms. lack of planning for new water Thursday’s charges by Lt. Gov. then pushed his way to the company’s Loomis Sappier said Thursday he for his "distinguished record of firm’s board of directors. R. Bell, property at 67 *1200. Our Reg, 65.99...... Garden Umbrella sources for the problem. Robert K. Killian that $15 million in inner circle, called his departure Laurel St., $39,000. 39®“ filed the suit on behalf of 3,000 tribe after 32 years a resignation. He said achievement” with the firm. The board considered lacocca’s Waste is particularly bad in cities construction contracts for comple­ "Over the past 15 months, dismissal Wednesday night and again Janet M. Daub to Clayton Save on skis for every skill level members living on a reservation in such as Boston, where an antiquated he would leave both the presidency in a wide assortment of lengths. Our 2 7 4 0 New Brunswick, Canada. Sappier tion of 1-84 were quietly awarded to however, substantial differences Thursday before the action was ap­ Hamel and Joan Nassiff Reg. 34.99...... i system causes the loss of half the firms with ties to Mrs. Grasso and and the company’s board of directors Hamel, property at 54-'* Store stock only; not all styles in all stores. No rainchecks. said, however, he is not an elected on Oct. 15, his 54th birthday. have arisen on the subject of how proved, William Ford said. Just push the button for full or city’s water in leakage between the the Democratic Party. In an interview with the trade Bigelow St., $50,500. partial tilt! Floral and solid representative of the New Brunswick Company insiders, however, said Ford should be organized at the most Maliseets. purifying plant and people’s faucets. senior level,” Ford said. "In the cir­ publication Automotive News, lacoc­ William W. McConnell color combinations. Court takes over lacocca fell from grace with Henry Jr. and Catherine E. Our Juit S per store. No roliKfwcks. In addition to the money, the suit Ford II in recent months, and Ford— cumstances, I believe Mr. lacocca’s ca said he was told by Ford that his McConnell to Stanley C. Reg. demanded ail land north of Patten in Denies favors PORTLAND, Maine (UPI) - State who, as chairman, runs the company resignation is in the best interests of firing "was just one of those things." SAVE Prices Miller. Glastonbury, northern Penobscot County, roughly HARTFORD (UPI) - Gov. Ella T. officials Friday signed a federal with an iron fist — personally the company and himself.” "There was no reason,” lacocca property at 30 Mountain e x t r a 30“/o ® the northern third of Maine. Grasso Friday said the traditional court decree placing Maine’s institu­ demanded his resignation at a board lacocca, in the same statement, told the publication, “He and Bill Road, $61,000. Deluxe18y2”x19” Flowtron Electronic political system forces her to solicit tion for the retarded under the super­ said was leaving the firm because he (William Clay Ford) and 1 sat there of directors meeting this week. and he just said he came to that con­ Uuilrluiin d(‘rd.H campaign contributions, but said the vision of a court-appointed master The board approved the ouster. was "not in complete accord" with Covered Grill Bug Killer clusion and that's it.” Stanley C. Miller to with Hanger Water short contributors don’t get anything in and mandating improved services for Roberta E. Miller, proper­ on Pedestal Base return. the retarded. BOSTON (UPI) - Parts of New ty on Mountain Road, no Our Our “There is no quid pro quo,” Mrs. The agreement signed by the state conveyance tax. England will face serious clean and U.S. District Court Judge Reg. 49.99...... 36®“ Reg. 69.87...... 48*“ water shortage by 1990 unless strong Grasso said. In fact "we went to the James B. Holmes to Extra-large grid has up-front Handsomely-styled carriage last campaign list and many said Edward T. Gignoux ends a 3-year-old Congressmen furious conservation measures are adopted, Yvette D. Holmes, property controls that let you tilt left lantern design; attracts flying court battle over a suit filed by Pine at 37 Elizabeth Drive, no or right to a variety of positions pests and zaps ’em InstantlyT Tree Legal Assistance Inc. conveyance tax. for cooking versatility! Easy-clean Just S per store. No Reinclwcki. It was filed on behalf of about 1,000 Select Group of Fishing Reels by .,. fire grate. Assembly required. Crrtifiratr •Daiwa • Garcia *Zebco •Olympic AV- f c 'i retarded persons who felt state ser­ tif ullarlinirnl Just 12 per store. No rilnckecks. Work on courthouse vices were inadequate and violated over trials in USSR tively. But the president made clear Marion D. Thompson Our Reg. Raid 16 Oz. "Yard Guard" Outdoor Fogger, Our Ref. 2.69.. their constitutional right to treat­ WASHINGTON (UPI) - Members other major negotiations. against Roy M. Thompson 4.79 to 35.99.. 3®“.24« 18‘/2 "x 1 9 " Covered ment. of Congress expressed fury Friday at In Bonn, President Carter said he he will not allow such events to dis­ Sr., $30,000, property on Find salt water or freshwater styles, Bar-B-Q Brazier O 4 70 Raid 13‘/i Oz. House & Garden Bug Killer, Our Rei. iss... to begin this year the “outrageous” outcome of the "deplored” the sentencing of rupt U.S.-Soviet relations. Birch Mountain Road. many skirted spools, ultra lights and more. Our Reg. 29.99...... £ I Soviet dissident trials, and some Shcharansky and Ginzburg to prison See Pago Eight Federal (a\ lien Conversion of the old Marshall’s Design work of the building will be demanded limited retaliation such as terms of 13 and eight years respec­ Internal Revenue Ser­ department store in Manchester to a done by Peter Kosinski, a New refusing to sell Moscow any more vice against Healy Service Inside today Reg. Prices courthouse could begin by the end of Haven architectural firm. This computers and oil rigs. Corp. of Conn., 14 Shallow- Sa,.30% OFF”” Onyx 5/8” x50Ft. this year, a spokesman for the state should be done by September, and Even those who urged caution con­ brook Road. $5,898.61, Select Group of Fishing Kits by Public Works Department said. bids for the construction should go Area towns ...... 7 ceded that the imprisonments of Internal Revenue Ser­ Reinforced Vinyl •Daiwa 'Garcia 'Zebco Garden Hose The state recently signed a con­ out in October, Business...... 12 Anatoly Shcharansky and Alexander vice against Bernie’s Good o u t tract for the purchase of the building, Thus, construction could start Churches ...... 6 Ginzburg have created “tremendous r- Pizza Inc.. 699 Main St., ,LO«®®, which is located near the intersection during December, the department Classified...... 16-18 rancor” and the feeling something ...... 4® ® 1 . 1 4 '® Our Collectors’ Corner...... 10 $3,857.72. Reg. 8 .9 9 ...... pr\c»- of Center and West Center streets. spokesman said. must be done in response. Freshwater and saltwater kits. 6™ Comics...... 19 Jud^nieiil Mi'll The purchase will cost the state The construction work is expected “There comes a time when only in­ Connecticut Bank & Tire-cord reinforced for all- Entertainment ...... 2 25 assorted per store, No rainchecks. Store stock only. weather flexibility! Solid brass $410,000, the spokesman said. to cost around $600,000 he said. The dignation will do in the face of Trust Co. against Nathan Full-Flo couplings for The proposed courthouse will ser­ work should be done by the later part Food...... 9 crudeness, barbarism and injustice,” Tash, $1,246.96, property at dependable penormance. vice East Hartford, Manchester, of 1979. Manchester...... 3, 5, 8 Sen. Jacob Javits, R-N.Y., said. 67 Foley St. South Windsor, Glastonbury and The state Bond Commission will Obituaries ...... 8 He rejected warnings that hard­ Release of B lack &DBokBP Pistol Grip Nozzle Sports...... 13, 14, 15 Our Ret. 2.99...... 1.76 Marlborough. It is seen as one step to meet July 28 and is expected to ap­ line reaction could revive the Cold iiieeliailie’s lien Weed & Grass Trimmer alleviate the overcrowded conditions prove funds for the purchase of the Television ...... Weekend War, saying: W.H. England Lumber Nelson® Oscillating that now exist in area courts. building. "Sometimes the human heart cries Co. against Nicholas R. * 3 R E B A T E * Lawn Sprinkler out with such indignation that such Jackston and Phyllis V. risks must be run.” Jackston. ...When you purchase Our 4 4 4 Despite the unanimous outrage R uililiiifz perniils this B&D nylon-line trimmer plus *5 Reg.6.99 .... Public works employees expressed in both houses of Behrmann & Rohner tor Adjusts for 4 watering positions Congress, however, calls for retalia­ Ken Walker, alterations at worth of grass seed, to cover up to 2,CXX) sq. ft. of tion were carefully limited. 33 Thayer Road, $7,600. fertilizer or your lawn. There seemed to be no fresh Donald F. Warren, deck lawn chemicals. reject East Hartford pact momentum toward breaking off the at 62 Arnott Road, $700, strategic arms limitation talks or Jane Tilden for James proposed contract included a Meacham, retaining wall By CHRIS BI,AKE the contract was rejected,” he said, Electric Caidor’s Own 20” prescription rider and an increase in "was increased fringe benefits and at 51-53 Spruce St,, $200, Herald Reporter Rotary Gas Mower medical coverage. the five percent increase or a better Orlando Annulli & Sons Chain Saw B&D Trimmer, #8206 EAST HARTFORD - The public “The whole thing was the money," wage increase and the same Inc, for Robert Regius, Our GOP to get Caldor Reg. Price...... 19.99 Our works union rejected a two-year con­ said Ronald Durler, president of the benefits.” South Windsor, addition at Reg. $ 9 2 ...... > Caklor Sale Price...... 14.76 Reg. 42.99...... V W 73®“ tract offer calling ' for salary in­ local 1174. “They told me right after The negotiations now move into the 99-101 Loomis St., $50,000. B&D Mail-in Rebate ...... 3.00* Lightweight (just 8 lbs. including 3 HP, 4 cycle engine gives you power creases of 5 percent each year by an the meeting that they couldn’t live "fact finding” stage, which is the resolution John T. Monaco, pool to spare for the toughest mowing Kransco “Super Scamper” bar and chain).. .yet power­ jobs! 7" easy-rolling steel and ruober 87-21 vote Friday. with the five percent increase. next step after mediation fails. deck at 18 Leland Drive, ful with 2 HP, 11 amp motor. Town officials and representatives “Maybe if the other fringe benefit s Instant starting for wheels. Safety engineered grass Durler said there will probably be $150, Weighs just 65 lbs.! Maintenance-free Your Final Cost.. ™ ejector chute. Assembly Required. of local 1174 of the American Federa­ , were there I could’ve accepted it,” over trials John and Gail Carangelo, unsinkable loam Armor-Clad'" hull 11 convenience. a meeting with the state Board of 8’ aluminum mast, 55 sq. ft. sail Smooth nylon-line trimming. tion of State, County and Municipal Durler said. Mediation and Arbitration “within A South Windsor delegate will in­ fence at 143 Briarwood Easy one-step assembly. Grass Bag Kit Employees had met on Tuesday with Our Reg.$245 ...... Our R«|. 16.99...... 12 Durler said the union would have the next two weeks.” troduce a resolution today at the Drive, $250. Arthur E *159 *Sm dork lor detiils. “ Just3ptr>ton.Norwv. twtnwlaai Forum of the arts Clamshell wants road open SEABROOK, N.H. (UPI) - About for town residents. Ashooh said he June 28, two days after the Clamshell 50 town residents and members of did not know how long that would Alliance staged a lawful demonstra­ CTC gives ‘Godspell’ July 23 at the Berkshire Playhouse; • Janet Dundore, carillonneur at That’s entertainment take. at the Unicorn Theatre, Richard the Clamshell Alliance are expected tion on the Seabrook site. Knobal was The recently formed Capitol St. Thomas Church in Whitemarsh, The demonstration will be held in Peaslee’s “Four Years. after the By Allen M. WIdem to demonstrate Saturday against the arrested and charged with criminal Pa., will present a concert the same area where Paul Knobal, Theatre Corp. of Manchester begins Revolution” is biiled now through closing of the access road to the town trespass. its premiere season Thursday with Wednesday at 7 p.m. on the Plumb 22 of Walpo'" Mass., scaled a fence Juiy 22; and at the Proposition dock during construction of the "Godspell," a rock musical inter­ Memorial Carillon at Trinity College, Theatre, the improvisationai musical Seabrook nuclear plant. pretation of the Gospel according to Hartford. The event is free. Guests revue, "The Proposition,” is playing are invited to bring a picnic supper, Clamshell spokeswoman Dianne St. Matthew. The C“1‘C production Gerand said the group plans to Meetings next week will feature a cast of 10 with full now through Aug. 27. (413-298-5576) lawn chairs and blankets to the cam­ • The children’s theater series of pus. After the concert, free guided The death of Carl Bixby, at 83 in Somehow, hearing of Carl Bixby’s casting’s the loser. 1 march down Rocks Road to where 'I'uesd ay orchestration. Here’s next week’s schedule of Trinity College’s Summer Stage in tours of Trinity’s Gothic chapel will downstate Southbury, was duly passing brought back sharply etched We last saw Paul Lukas in the; the Public Service Co. of New "Godspell" will be repeated public meetings in Manchester 8 p.m.—Human Relations Commis­ Hartford begins Monday with the reported in the media. His name memories to this paragrapher of a Hampshire has put up a fence and Friday and July 22 in Bailey be given. coffee shop at New Britain General* (locations are in Municipal Building. sion, Coffee Room. Gingerbread Players and Jack's probably meant little to the general locked gate across what used to be Auditorium at Manchester High time and tempo in Hartford; WTIC, Hospital. He had retired from WTIC! 41 Center St., unless noted): W ednesday production of “The Real Stories of Band Shell events public, but to the entertainment field then and now the only 50,(X)0-watt by then. We exchanged Brieft the road to the town dock. School at 8 p.m. M o n d ay g 7:30 p.m.—Assembly District Little Red Riding Hood and The Tex Pavel and his Western Show Carl Bixby was a_veritable giant of broadcaster in Connecticut, “ We intend to confront them to a The CTC will present greetings and then went our separate! Republican convention. Hearing Three Pigs.” The show will be per­ will perform at the Manchester point, and ask them to allow up down 7 p.m.—Eighth Utilities District "M*A*S*H*" Aug. 3 to 5. Reser­ creativity. produced a number of locally ways. We couldn’t bring ourself to! Board of Directors, District Room. formed in the Austin Arts Center on Bicentennial Band Shell Tuesday at to the dock and see if they refuse." vations may be made by calling 643- For one thing, he was the writer originating shows on a regular basis. tell Lukas how much we had admired! firehouse. Main and Hilliard streets. 7:30 p.m.—Manchester Housing the college campus at 10:30 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. (Rain date,Thursday) Miss Gerand said, adding that she did 1937 or 228-0189. who developed the long-running Allen Ludden, of course, went on his capacity to turn out a script! 7 p.m.—Zoning Board of Appeals, Authority, 24 Bluefield Drive, 2 p.m. (524-1471) Featured will be Warren Sattler, not know if the group would try to daytime radio drama, “ Life Can Be from WTIC’s “Mind Your Manners” within minutes and then nonchalantly 1 Woodruff Hall, Center 8 p.m.—Youth Commission, Lin­ Theater events country entertainer. A polka night scale the fence or otherwise enter Goodspeed hosts tours Beautiful,” and later was responsible to network status, later married Bet­ stride briskly into a studio, there to> PSC property. Congregational Church. coln Center. • The stars return to Ivoryton comes to the Band Shell Tuesday, for the script of the television soap ty White, who was a mainstay of the go through the dialogue-and-sound of! 8 p.m..—Fourth Senatorial T liu rsd a y Playhouse in Ivoryton when Cab The Guild of the Goodspeed Opera Aug. 1, when Johnny Prytko and his She said the PSC haU obtained the opera, “Edge of Night.” Republican convention. Hearing Calloway stars in "Bubbling Brown House in East Haddam will band perform. All Band Shell events top-rated CBS-TV series, “The Mary “The Wrightville Clarion.” ! town’s permission to close off part of 6:30 p.m.—Judge’s Hours, Probate Room. Sugar" tonight and Sunday. Ginger host guided tours of the authentic are free. What’s more, he was author of one Tyler Moore Show” (she played the ★ ★ W the road but never was told it couid Court. 8 p.m.—Charter Revision Commis­ Rogers and her musical show appear mid-19th century village of Johnson- _ , ...... of radio’s first serials—“Dangerous Sue Ann Niyen, ‘‘Happy There are talk shows, there are put up the fence. * 6:30 p.m —Directors comments, sion , Coffee Room. Monday through July 23 to be ville (in Moodus) Thursday and Aug. Tanglewood walks & talks Paradise - back in 1930. In the Homemaker,” role with alacrity and news shows, there are public service “The status of our agreement with directors office. 24. Guided tours will be conducted followed by the award winning T he F r ie n d s of M usic a t same decade, he turned out dialogue- aplomb). Ludden had started at shows in broadcasting and all con­ the town of Seabrook is as long as every half hour from 10 a.m. to 2 construction is in progress, access to Broadway play, "Equus," July 24 Tanglewood in Lenox, Mass., are and-sound for such radio serials as WTIC as a writer, segued itito cerned are earnest and eager. And an p.m. Light refreshments will be the area will be restricted," PSC through 29. (767-0196) sponsorirg a series of Thursday “Big Sister,” “Second Husband” and production. He’s still an excellent air personality of the calibre of a Bob • At the Coachlight Dinner served. spokesman Nick Ashooh said. lecture-luncheons again this year. “Life Can Be Beautiful.” network emcee. Steele can be said indeed to project a Practicing on the range Theatre in East Windsor, the Lana Johnsonville, a privately owned Talks and Walks, held in the tent at He said as soon as construction The Worcester, Mass., native grew Paul Lukas, who’s gone now, was a sense of immediacy with remarks Cantrell Show will be featured restoration village, is about three Tanglewood, gives a behind-the- Connecticut Army National Guardsmen talion, 169th Infantry, which recently com­ permits, the road will be reopened miles north of the Goodspeed Opera up in Richmond, Va., got interested dynamo of a writer at WTIC. We Next to the sun and the moon, Venus is the brightest tonight and Sunday. The Tony Martin scenes look into the activities of the and ruminations obviously Sgt. Gregory Grasso of 126 Maple St., at left, pleted annual active duty training at Fort object in the sky. House. Its period buildings include a in the expressive arts on an amateur Show plays Wednesday through July Boston Symphony Orchestra and the were young then and fascinated, researched with constant care and and SP4 Richard Fiddler of 137 Vernon Ave., Drum, N. Y. In civilian life, Grasso works for 23. (522-1266 or 623-8227) mill office, general store, clock and theatrical basis, acting, directing endlessly fascinated, to watch the consideration. Berkshire Music Center. Each Vernon, wheel a jeep-mounted 106MM the U.S. Postal Service in Manchester and • "A Shot in the Dark,” adapted by toy shop, the Gilead Chapel, a school lecture-luncheon is followed by a and writing, Somewhere along the redoubtable Lukas sit down at a WTIC’s “Guy Hedlund Playhouse” house, a livery stable and the John­ Recoiless Rifle into position. Both are Harry Kurnitz from the play special guided tour of Tanglewood. line, Carl Bixby, one of a particular typewriter at 5 o’clock in the after­ must be cited as THE first-rank con­ Fiddler is a fireman for the City of Hartford "LTdiote" by Marcel Achard, will son garden and the Johnson family On July 20, Peter Gram, instructor of breed of American talent, convinced members of Combat Support Co., 1st Bat­ (CTARNG photo) «ith $7.50 purdm home. noon and churn out a script for that tinuing dramatic series for many AT fill the second slot of the the iistening and analysis seminar, himself that writing was for him, for Eidutint cotgion Hm Summerstage season at Trinity evening’s WTIC series, “The Wright- years in Connecticut broadcasting. FRANKS will be the guest speaker. Other College in Hartford now through July Music events him well beyond tbe obvious im­ ville Clarion.” He co-starred with Much of its “alumni” went on Uf Talks and Walks will be Aug. 3, 10 22 at 8 p.m. with a matinee mediate response of acting/direc- Fred Wade and Eunice Greenwood. n e tw o rk s , to B ro a d w a y , ti> • Young classical guitarist Peter and 17, with Phyllis Curtin, artist in Wednesday at 2 p.m. Performances ting. His thinking proved right, The only writers, per se, abounding Hollywood, Ralph Klein, presently- take place in the Austin Arts Center Corey will give a free public concert residence, guest speaker for the final U Carl Bixby, we must add, worked in broadcasting in Connecticut manager of WRYM, New Britain, on the college campus. (525-1471) in Von der Mehden Recital Hall at event. (413-637-1600) Fishermen end strike Supermarkets FREE • Only at the Oakdale Musical University of Connecticut in Storrs for a time in New York advertising; nowadays are, in the main, assigned turned out many scripts. But this was! Theatre in Wallingford can you see July 24 at 815 p.m. Dance events he suggested the phrase, “ Good to to news departments. Sure, there are a weekly project. Remote, creative­ OOM and hear Crystal Gale Sunday at 8 • The Mair-Davis Duo will per­ • Modern dance will be the last drop” as slogan for Maxwell sporadic “specials,” as well as ly, from what a Carl Bixby, on the' RweiYe ‘ Responsible form guitar and mandolin duets at but fight lower quotas p.m. Bill Cosby appears on stage July demonstrated by 5 by 2 Plus, a con­ House Coffee. He said years later “min-” series needful of scriveners, national level, a Paul Lukas, on the Summerstage in the Widener Art Right to Limit Typographical 23 at 8 p.m. The Oakdale Children’s temporary dance group, Sunday at 8 that he had remembered President too, but the talent that was a Carl local level, could do daily, five days a ors Gallery of Trinity College’s Austin GLOUCESTER, Mass. (UPI) - Gloucester boats staying in port. Theatre Series features the Emmett p.m. in the Austin Arts Center at Theodore Roosevelt saying those Bixby, a Paul Lukas, cannot be found head of the Atlantic Fisheries Union, Arts Center in Hartford Sunday at 4 week — and do with such evident skill Disgruntled fishermen ended a strike “If we’re going to go fishing, (Twin Pak Pink) Kelly Jr. Circus Thursday at 11 a.m. Trinity College as part of the same words. which represents about half the p.m. (525-1471) in plentitude, circa 1978, and broad­ and sensitivity. everybody’s got to go yellowtailing," DOUBLE STAMPS ON WED. and 2;30 p.m. (265-1501) college’s Summerstage dance Friday but threatened to raid the Gloucester boats. • Soprano Phyllis Curtin opens the LIMIT ONE PER FAMILY • Jerry Vale and Pat Cooper star festival. The Nancy Meehan Dance New Bedford fishing grounds said Nick Parisi, skipper of the St. Other Gloucester fishermen were E. MIDDLE TURNPIKE fourth weekend at Tanglewood in LU92 GOOD JULY 15, 1876 tonight at Storrowton Theatre. West Company will be seen July 23. (525- because those fishermen refused to Nicholas. less militant. They said they would Lenox, Mass., Thursday at 8:30 p.m. Springfield. Mass. 1471) Popeye making TVcomehack join in the Gloucester protest over On Thursday all but a handful of fish for lesser species such as MANCHESTER • Noel Coward's “Design for Other events are Friday at 9 p.m., lowered catch quotas. the 190 boats in the Gloucester fleet whiting and redfish (often sold in Living" plays tonight at Klaus Tennstedt conducting the were tied up at the wharf. On the HOLLYWOOD (UPI) - Popeye, voice of the sailorman. In the begin­ “ I began mimicking Popeye’s The Gloucester fishermen said supermarkets as ocean perch). } a t "" nHh $7.50 purch$$eT Williamstown Theatre Festival in Boston Symphony O rchestra in Art events the runty, one-eyed sailorman, is ning the raspy vocalizations were voice when I was in the thinking they would stop fishing again in eight days before that, the protest 'The fishermen met Thursday night bi3usin| (X)upon item | Williamstown. Mass. The next per­ Bruckner’s Symphony No. 7. Sergiu jFRANKS • Our Outdoor Craft Festival, a making a comeback next television done by an odd-ball singer named department just to amuse my fellow another week unless the federal tie-up was limited mostly to the 90 and, after three hours of volatile dis­ CALIFORNIA formance will be Bertolt Brecht's Comissiona conducts the Boston community craft group, will present season with 48 new cartoons for "Red Pepper Sam” Costello. cartoonists and to break up the government increases the quotas for larger boats in the offshore fleet. cussion, voted to return to work. "Mother Courage" Tuesday through Symphony Orchestra for the first KNUDSEN an exhibition of arts and crafts Saturday morning viewing. Actually, Popeye’s voice was a monotony,” Mercer recalled. cod and haddock, which were cut Fishermen on the smaller boats “I advised them to go back to work I July 22. (413-458-8146) time at Tanglewood Saturday at 8:30 The spinach-gobbling old star will were reluctant to join the tie-up un­ • At the Nutmeg Summer F’riday, July 22 and 23 at the Bicknell switchover from Costello’s voice for “When Costello quit, the producers • drastically by the Commerce Depart­ and stop spiking their nose to spite ELDORADO p.m. featuring Joseph Silverstein in be less violent than in the old days, Playhouse in the H a rrie t S. Farm, Crystal Lake, Ellington. Gus Gorilla on the “Betty Boop” grabbed me and I’ve been doing ment July 1. less New Bedford and other ports their (ace," Mayor Leo Alper said Dvorak’s Violin Concerto. Sunday at but he will look and sound the same went along. ICE CREAM Jorgensen Theatre at University of There will be professional and radio show. Popeye ever since. But I also did the Some of the Gloucester fishermen, today. “But there’s no doubt they I 2:30 p.m., Klaus Tennstedt returns amateur craftspeople and enter­ as he did in 454 previous cartoons. voice for 240 'Felix The Cat’ car­ upset because they believe New Bed­ The Gloucester fishermen tried to can’t make a living with a thousand Connecticut in Storrs, Edward with pianist Malcolm F’rager in a Costello passed up the Popeye Albee's comedy, "Seascape,” is tainers. Parking is free at the Crystal Popeye’s voice for the past 44 toons. 1 did the two other major ford fishermen profited from the hold a meeting in Peabody Thursday pounds of haddock and 1,500 pounds I Vi gal BSO performance of Weber’s Piano vocals in 1933 due to a conflict in currently being performed now Lake School and the Crystal Lake, years has been Jack Mercer, a meek, characters in Felix films, too - the Gloucester nine-day strike, said they with fishermen from New Bedford of cod a week." I All Natural PLUM S 49« Concerto No. 1. An informal rehear­ through Julv 22 at 8:15 p.m. (429- Community Methodist Church. F’or mild-mannered New Yorker who schedules and Mercer took over. Professor and Rock Bottom, the would make it a point to go after and Portland. Thirty Gloucester sal of Sunday s program takes place Alper said a Gloucester delegation I All Flavors 2912) further information, call Alan would seem to have more in common In the early 1930s Mercer was a villain.” yellowtail flounder — a prime specie fishermen showed, but the others KING OF PLUMS LB. Saturday at 10:30 a.m. (413-637-1940) cartoonist working for the Max is going to Washington next week to * 1.29 • "Twelfth Night." directed by Bicknell, 875-9864. with J. Wellington Wimpy than the The last Popeye cartoon was done for-New Bedford fishermen. Usually sent messages saying they couldn’t LIMIT ONE PER FAMILY • Rehearsals have begun for the meet with Massachusetts Sens. Gerald Freedman, is currently in scrappy little sailor, Mercer, in fact, Fleisher Studio in New York, which 16 years ago, but Mercer kept his • Gloucester boats fish for cod and make it. The New Bedford fishermen Summer Wind Ensemble concert • Nineteenth and 20th century Edward Brooke and Edward GOOD JULY 15, 1976 production at the American also provided Wimpy s voice in the was later bought out by Paramount. voice limber and his pocketbook ■ said they weren’t interested in which will be presented Aug. 6, 6:30 scrimshaw and other whaling-related haddock. The two ports represent the Kennedy, and Commerce Secretary Shakespeare Theatre in Stratford, old TV and movie cartoons. He was assigned to coloring and joining the protest. p.m., at the Manchestei Bicentennial artifacts and implements are on (lis- heavy by doing Popeye’s voice for ■" bulk of New England fishing. Juanita Kreps. The fishermen want now through Aug. 6. (375-5000) As closely associated with Popeye drawing Popeye panels for the movie “New Bedford has a 5,(K)0-pound Band Shell off Wetherell Street. The play now through Sept. 5 in the R.J. television com m ercials and on The price of flounder went from 60 the quotas rolled back to their pre-'* • Songs and tap dancing abound in as he IS. Mercer was not the nripmal cartoons. quota for yellowtail. If they won’t Manchester Summer Pops Orchestra Schaefer Building, Mystic Seaport, records. cents a pound off the boat last week July levels. the revival of "Whoopee,” the cooperate, let’s go catch yellowtail concert will be Saturday, Aug, 19, at Mystic. The Seaport, a maritime to $1 a pound this week due to the “Hopefully we will have an answer LARGE musical comedy being shown at the until the quota is picked up. Then 6:30 p.m. in the Band Shell. The history museum in southeastern reduction in fish supply caused by the next week,” Alper said. NECTARINES Goodspeed Opera House in East Had- Connecticut, is open daily, year- they’ll all tie up,” said Mike Orlando, CALIFORNIA dam. The production is on stage now events are free. Theater schedule • Foot Prints of Manchester, in round, except on Christmas and New through August. (873-8668) Year’s Day, D cooperation with Peace Train, will • At the Berkshire Festival in bye Girl" 1:10-3:10-5:10-7:10- co-sponsor “A Tribute to Space," a • For inform ation on current Saturday Vernon Cine 2 — "The Good­ U.A. Theater 2 — “The LETTUCE Stockbridge, Mass., "Dodsworth” by free concert at Bushnell Park in exhibitions and events at the E. Hartford Drive-In — bye Girl” 2:00-7:10-9:10 Swarm" 2:00-4:30-7:00-9:30 Sinclair Lewis is staged now through Wadsworth Atheneum in Hartford, “Stingray” (PG) Starts at. U.A. Theater 3 - "The Sen. Brooke, wife agree Hartford with Emerald Web and Rhythmic Union beginning 7:30 p.m. call 247-9111. Dusk “Sidewinder One” (PG) Jungle Book" and "The Sign E. Windsor Drive-In — SUNDAY of Zorro” 2:154:45-7:10-9:20 "Capricorn One" (PG) Starts at Dusk "The Enforcer" (R) E. Hartford Drive-In — “Stingray" (PG) Starts at Vernon Cine 1 — "An Un­ on divorce settlement Filmeter Manchester Drive-In — married Woman" 2:00-4:15- . .dusk "Sidewinder One” (PG) "Pete's Dragon" 8:30: "The 7:20-9:30 '.CAMBRIDGE, Mass. (UPI) - Sen. victory for Mrs. Brooke and would Boatniks" 10:30 E. Windsor Drive-In — of land on the French West Indies 39 “Capricorn One" (PG) Starts Edward W. Brooke, R-Mass., and his appear to put additional strain on Island of St. Martin, which includes HEAD. LOW SEASON PRICEI HEAVEN CAN WAIT (PG) — Warren Beatty, Julie DEAR DETECTIVE IPG) - Annie Girardot, PhUippe at dusk "The Enforcer" (R) Vernon Cine 2 - "The Good- wjfe of 3i years Friday agreed on a what Brooke said last month are his Christie, Dyan Cannon, Charles Grodin. Comedy. A Showcase Cinemas — the $200,000 estate known as “The Noiret. Mystery. Delightful romance between a reclusive Manchester Drive-In — THE divorce settlement, sparing the already tight financial conditions. cheerful, gentle fantasy about a Heavenly mistake classics professor and a hard-nosed, yet feminine, woman "Grease" 2:20-4:45-7:10-9:35- Minchatter Evtning Htrild Battery.” "Pete's Dragon" 8:30; “The nation’s only black senator a messy Under the settlement, Brooke concerning the death of a pro football player. So he gets police inspector makes up for an average murder plot. 11:45; "Bears" 2:00-3:50-5:40- —Pay all the transfer taxes and another chance — and another body. This time, he's a Boatniks" 10:30 PubllihKi eveiy evening except lAST public trial during a tough re-election agreed to: French fun all the way. GRADE: A-minus. (Handler) 7:40-9:55; "Last Waltz” 2:30- , Sundeye end holldeyt. Entered at the capital gains taxes on the property tycoon, but he still wants to be a quarterback. Even the Manchaetef, Conn. Poet Office ec Se­ campaign. —Pay 118,000 annual alimony. 5:00-7:30-9:55-12:05; "Heaven Showcase Cinemas — WVLK that might be owed to the French and heavies are lovable in this upbeat film. GRADE; B-pIus. DIFFERENT STORY, A (R) — Perry King, Meg Can Wait" 2:25-4:50-7:05-9:25- cond Claee Mall MeUer. Agreement between the senator —Pay all Mrs. Brooke’s reasonable Foster. Romance. Boy meets girl with a twist — they’re "Grease” 2:20-4:45-7:10-9:35; U.S. governments. However, Mrs. 11:30; "Convoy" 2:00-4:40- Suggested Carrier Rates and his wife Remigia was reached on medical and dental expenses, as well SATURDAY INTERNATIONAL VELVET (PG) — Tatum O’Neal, both homosexuals. Soon they need each other and they “go "Bears" 2:00-3:50-5:40-7:40- Brooke agreed to reimburse him up Payable In Advance as the cost for Blue Cross-Blue Shield Christopher Plummer, Nanette Newman, Anthony Hop­ straight" over a lopsided birthday cake. That’s when the 7:10-9:45-12:00; "Jaws 2" 9:55; "Last Waltz" 2:30-5:00- division of personal property, legal to 50 percent of those taxes from ren­ 2:10-4:45-7:20-9:50-12:00 Single copy...... and Major Medical insurance. kins, Drama. Frankly sentimental, this belated sequel to film falls flatter than the cake. Overall effect is amateur­ 7:30-9:55; "Heaven Can Wait" W eekly...... W e fees and medical insurance and an tal fees she would get from the One month ...... 40.00 Ju&t when you Unughi "National Velvet" has Velvet, now 40-ish, adopting her ish and superficial, but the film has its comic and touching 2:25-4:50-7:05-9:25; "Convoy" immediate divorce was granted, —Pay Mrs. Brooke $20,000 in legal property. orphaned niece and overseeing her desire to be an Olympic moments. Caution: Some nudity, strong language. U.A. Theater 1 — "The Three moniha ...... $11.70 it was sa k to go back fees within 30 days. Cheap Detective" 2:00-3:50- 2:00-4:40-7:10-9:45; "Jaws 2” Six m onlhe...... $23.40 in the water... Middlesex County Probate Court —Transfer the couple’s Newton, equestrienne. Fine for family viewing,tbut tending to be a GRADE: B-minus. (O’Brien) 2:10-4:45-7:20-9:50 One ye a r...... $46.80 Judge Lawrence Perera granted the —Transfer to Mrs. Brooke within bit over-sweet. GRADE; B. 5:40-7:45-9:45 Mall Rates Upon Requeat Mass., home to Mrs. Brooke and pay U.A. Theater 2 — "The divorce after agreeing to amend the 30 days the ownership of two parcels END, THE (PG) — Burt Reynolds, Dom Deluise, Sally U.A. Theater 1 - "The Subecrlbera who fall to receive the $16,000 mortgage balance within SPECIALS AMERICAN HOT WAX (PG) — Tim Melntlre. Musieal. Field. Comedy. Sonny (Reynolds) is dying of a blood Swarm" 2:00-4:30-7:00-9:30 1 their newapaper before 6:30 p.m. property settlement he approved last 60 days. Cheap Detective" 2:00-3:50- should telephone the circulation' «lfllKs2 disease. He’ll be gone in a year — or less, if he can swing it. U.A. Theater 3 — "The December. The ’50s, and the beginnings of rock ’n’ roll are the setting 5:40-7:45-9:45 for this small-scale offering. It is supposed to be the story As his lovably mad “helper,” Deluise is enchanting. In Jungle Book" and “The Sign Brooke admitted making GOOD of disc jockey Alan Freed, who first made rock ’n’ roll big. fact, the touch in all areas — writing, acting, directing — is of Zorro” 2:15-4:45-7:10-9:20 "misstatements■■ about his financial If you like the music, you’ll like this, because there are sure and skilled. A witty, sometimes touching film with Vernon Cine 1 — "An Un­ Grandfathers pedal wayj . SUPER RUTS . JULY 15th * * many musical numbers that really jump. GRADE; B. more laughs than one would imagine. GRADE: B-plus. liabilities in the original proceedings, married Woman" 2:00-7:20- and Perera gave Mrs. Brooke the op­ (Grossman). 9:30 BIG SLEEP, THE (R) — Robert MItehum, Sarah MUes. tion of having another idivorce trial all across the country Mystery. Another try at Philip Marlow, the prototype F.I.S.T. (PG) — Sylvester Stallone, Rod Steiger. when the statements came to light. U.S.D.A. CHOICE BEEF private eye, but this one misses. The direction is heavy, the Drama. Basically, this is the story of the rise and fall of a Brooke is being investigated by the NORRIDGEWOCK, Maine (UPI) home. Along the way, they stopped to acting over-emotional and the plot so convoluted you’ll Hoffa-Iike labor leader. The early part — dealing with his Senate Ethics Committee and the need a road map to stay even. Still, Mitchum makes a fine start and the problems in organizing the men — is more — William Ricker, 63, and his son-in- visit relatives and friends in Peoria, | Suffolk County district attorney has Marlowe. GRADE; B. fascinating than the second half. It’s far too long, but law Norman Tibbetts, 56, have just 111., Jackson Hole, Wyo., and Akron, LEAN GROUND mMRE contains some very strong scenes. GRADE: A. named a special prosecutor to decide about pedalled their way across CAPRICORN ONE IPG) — James Brolin, Hal Holbrook, whether the senator, should be America, and may soon be the first, Ohio. n V E E LIKERUYING4 Brenda Vaccaro. Action-adventure. Plenty of action here, GREASE (PG) — John Travolta, Olivia Newton-John. charged with perjury for his grandfathers to travel from coast to Mrs. Ricker, who has never owned and something to think about, too. This suggests that the Musical. Not much plot, but plenty of fun, energy and “misstatements." a bike of her own, said she wasn’t too I l F F F V4 POUNDERS FOR LESS space program fakes a Mars landing — the astronauts are music. Travolta can’t sing, but, who cares? — he’s a star. coast on bicycles. really in a Martian mock-up on Earth — and builds a great Slow direction stalls some of the musical numbers, but Brooke faces a challenge from con­ Ricker’s wife, Alice, said the men happy when her husband first started IV H ih R THAN S1.00 chase and survival thriller from that. GRADE; B-plus overall this has a very enjoyable quality, and it builds up to servative talk show host Avi Nelson hope to be in Portland, Maine by planning the trip. land connting). a great musical climax. It’s all fine summer fluff. in the September Republican Wednesday. On Friday the bicylists "But I’ll be down in Portland to | FRESH GRADE “A” GRADE: B-plus. COOKED IMPORTED LEAN primary and a number of Democrats were cited in a small upper New greet them next week," she said. CAT AND MOUSE IPG) — Michele Morgan, Serge are fighting for the right to challenge York Slate town and heading toward She said her husband and son-in-1 Regglani. Romantic mystery. A wealthy Frenchinan dies JAWS 2 (PG) — Roy Scbeider. Action-thriller. Here we him in November. under unusual circumstances, and his wife appears to be go again, but this time it misses the mark. The story is Albany. law have traveled through much of CHICKENS the most likely murderer. Of course, she insists otherwise. poor, the direction is weak, the shark looks fishy. Some Mrs. Brooke, obviously happy at “The traffic has been heavy in New Pennslyvania and “were com-1 Fans of French director Claude Lelouch (“A Man and a moments of excitement but generally pretty dull. Com­ the terms of the settlement, si^iled York and giving them a few plaining about the many hills.” Woman” ) find this film one of his best, but others may find pared to the first one, this sequel is strictly a sinker. throughout a lengthy series of problems, but they said the roads One of the first things the men will the subtitled offering a bit difficult to follow. GRADE: B. GRADE: C. questions Perera asked before gran­ (Whole) I McDowell) should be better in.Vermont." Mrs. do when they arrive in Portland will ting the divorce. OUR WINNING SEASON (PG) — Scott Jacoby. Come­ Ricker said..' be to empty a bottle they’ve been CHEAP DETECTIVE, THE IPG) — Peter Falk, Ann- dy-drama. Another “American Graffitti” copy, this film In contrast. Brooke stood grim­ Ricker manned his 15-speed and carrying the entire trip. lb. V2 lb. Margret and a cast of dozens. Comedy-Mystery. This is about high school kids growing up in the ’6(ks starts slowly faced and hung his head when Perera Tibbetts his 10-speed in Astqrial. Neil Simon's follow-up to “Murder by Death.” It’s a spoof ’’They’ve picked'up a small bottle but manages to find itself in the last reel.- Mostly, it’s about asked if he had eqtered into the O re.,'on May 23. They will have of water in the Pacific Ocean and are of all those old Bogart movies. Most of it works, some of it a young track star trying to find himself. The beginning is agreertient freely. doesn’t, but you'll smile most of the way. The plot has more so cliche-ridden it’s embarrasssing, but the last part is OK. journeyed through 14 states and going to dump it in the Atlantic.” twists than a roomful of disco dancers, but don’t worry GRADE: C. That agreement is a significant about 4,000 miles when they get Mrs. Ricker said. about it. Just enjoy the gags and funny situations. Grade; B-plus. MAXWELL HOUSE PRETTY BABY (R) — Keith Carradine, Susan Saran­ COMING HOME IR) — Jane Fonda, Jon Voight, Bruce don, Brooke Shields. Drama. Set in New Orleans’ famous Dem. Drama. One of the new wave of Vietnam war Storyville brothel area, this is a beautifully photographed look at a family of prostitutes. The subject matter may be Town violated no water standards pictures, this is a strong, emotional story about a shattered «• • ■■■* man, the woman who waited for him, and another man. It objectionable, but director Louis Malle has handl^ it is very strong stuff, but will leave you quivering. GRADE: tastefully, or as tastefully as possible. Good performances The Town of Manchester violated ty readings. Young said. luugiiu qudliD standards. A-minus. all around. GRADE: B-plus. The summer months normally are Manchester has received an exemp­ COFFEE no water standards during the month SERVANT AND MISTRESS (R) — Victor Lanoux, of Jpne; Bob Young, water treatment bad ones for water quality because of tion from meeting those immediate­ DAMIEN OMEN II (R) — William Holden, Lee Grant Andrea Ferreol. Psychological drama. She was the manager, said Friday. the temperature increases. The town ly. but it still must report any ALL GRINDS Thriller. Sequels seldom live up to the original, but this one servant, he the arrogant nephew. Rich uncle dies; now violations. is even worse than usual. Where the first “Omen” was she’s the arrogant mistress of the manor and he, well, you That,record, however,' is not did manage to stay within all the WITH THIS COUPON AND SMO PURCHASE scary, this one is ludicrous. The boy — the devil’s son — is get the picture. Fine acting fails to save this French import expected to continue through this required standards during June. Young also reminded residents of I LIMIT ONE AT FRANKS ^ ^ . now in military school and everybody who ferrets out his from final absurdity, poinUessness and bad taste. Caution; month, he said. Hot weather and a Young said. the Forest Hills section that a partial | GOOD JULY 15TH ONLY n ■ ■ W . n secret dies in a gruesome way. Caution: There are grisly Not for the pure of heart. GRADE: C-miaus. (Grossman) drop in water levels is causing in­ New federal laws have created water ban in that area is still in scenes, but the rest of it is more funny than frightening. creases in turbidity and water quali­ effect. GRADE: D. (FHm grading: A — superb; B — good; C — average; D — poor; F — awful! PAGE FOUR - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Sat., July 15, 1978 M A Win KSTJ’) R EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Sat., July 15, 1978 — PAGE'f IVE

GOT ANOTMCR Senior citizens Stimsons mark About town Hi folks! Well, at this information there is to IT’S YOUR OPINION writing Thursday morning, report games and Friendship Cir­ we n e ^ 16 more to sign up Schedule for week cle meeting. Noon to 12:30 anniversary Manchester Chapter, Parents Without Partners, will have a dance for the Lake George trip in Menu for llie week Monday: 8:30 a.m., golf p.m., lunch served. 1 p.m., Mrs. Kenneth Freeman of Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Stimson of 301 tonight from 9 to 1 at Fiano’s TliP'lSaTlKflay opinion pag<‘ in nion on a wide variety of sub­ order to take the second Monijay: Sloppy joe on at the East Hartford craft class. Bus pickup at Manchester; Duane Stimson and Jan De.ming St., South Windsor Restaurant, Bolton, Music will be jects. ' bus. bun. garden salad with course. 10 a.m., kitchen 8:30 a.m., return trip a^ Gorecki of South Windsor; and Mr. open to all readers of The celebrated their 40th wedding an­ provided by the Rhythmaires. Herald. We soliril your opinions We ask that you limit your Our g a m b le rs' spent Italian dressing, chilled social games. Noon to 12:30 p.m. niversary at Willie’s Steak House on and Mrs. Dayton Stimson of writing to no more than 500 Thursday at the races but fruit, beverage. 12:30 p;m., lunch Thursday. 10 a.m. to July 14. Manchester. on lopies of interest to the eoni- we'll have to wait until noon, outdoor shufflpboard Mr. Stimson is vice president of the words, double spaced, and send Wednesday: Ham salad serv^. 1 p.m., pinochle 1310 couple was married on July 14, m unity. Is it edueation? Ad­ Wednesday’s colum to find on rye bread,.cheese games. Bus pickup at 8:30 games. Cookout in the park 1938 in Vermont. Originally from Magovern Co. in Windsor. ministration? Business? them to: out who the winners were. wedge, cherry tomatoes, a.m., return trips at 12:30 a t' noon followed . by Lisbon, N.H., they moved to The couple has eight IT’S VOUR OPINION pudding, beverage. p.m. and 3:30 p.m. bingo. grandchildren. Emanuel Hill Chapter of Recreation? Polities? I’iiiorlile Manchester in 1952 and to South IVIanchester Evening Herald Thursday: Turkey salad Tuesday: 9:30 a.m., bus Friday: 10 a.m., kitchen Windsor in 1966. Forty friends and relatives Alcoholics Anonymous will meet sandwich, cranberry social games. Noon to attended including five of the The purpose is to present a Herald Square News here at the center for shopping. 1 p.m., The celebration was hosted by tonight at 8 in Luther Hall of starts with our Wednesday sauce, celery sticks, ice summer bowling league 12:30 p.m., lunch served. 1 their children, Mr. and Mrs. David couple’s brothers from New Emanuel Lutheran Church 60 cross-section of community opi­ Manchester, (]onn. 06040 morning pinochle games. cream, beverage. and return from shopping. p.m.; setback games. Bus Stimson of East Hartford: Mr. and Hampshire and Vermont, Church St. We had 40 players and the * Friday: Tuna boat, Wednesday: 9 a.m., pickup at 8:30 a.m. Return following winners: Marge three-bean salad, cake, health clinic by appoint­ trips at 12:30 p.m. and 3:30 McLain, 642; Minna beverage. ment. 10 a.m.. pinochle p.m. Reuther, 582; Grace Wind­ sor, 575; Helen Silver, 568; Rene Maire, 562; Paul Schuetz, 558; Audrey A vote for Green School Durey, 557; Vincent Pick up your Borrello, 555; Tom copy of our Tompkins, 554; Nadine all-new, To the editor: Malcolm, 544; Ann Thomp­ sketches of the proposed renovations May I respectfully remind the value-packed There has been a great deal of such as ramps, elevators, partitions, son, 544. Board of Directors that it was these At noontime we had over circular publicity, pro and con, on the subject etc. same citizens who have been paying 60 for our lunch, and tomorrow at of a new home for the Senior Citizen the taxes for decades to build and Pre-lnventoi7 Sale/ Center. As a citizen and a taxpayer, 1 After going over the properly very because it was such a nice your nearest maintain schools, since long before day we served the meal felt that I should know the truth carefully, it was pointed out that Extra-Special Savings Caldor store! most of the Board of Directors were Hunting, fishing American favorites over in Center Park. about what is going on. many economies could be exercised, born and they are still paying Next Thursday we will for instance: instead of building a although most have not had a child In Srripps League Newspapera to 27.3 million while the number of permits and stamps sold. The 2 Days Only...Today (Saturday) & Sunday On Tuesday, July 11, 1 had the op­ have a cookout in the park ramp along the side of the building runners-up were Michigan, Wiscon­ school for 30-40 years. Don’t they W ASH ING TO N - Hunting and hunting license holders Increased by and after we will be portunity, with other members of the and up the stairs for |5,000, a small deserve something for their taxes? fishing continue to be m ajor 86,000 to 16 million. sin, Missouri, Oregon, Minnesota and playing bingo and outdoor Connecticut Northeast Chapter 604, ramp could be built to the front door shuffleboard games. In the pastimes as Americans spent a "The slight decrease in fishing Texas. Wisconsin attracted the most AARP, to visit Green School and find for a few dollars: instead of in­ morning, you’ll be able to record $329 million on licenses', tags, license holders is not significant,” out-of-state fisherman. out the possibilities. stalling an elevator to transport the The board recently OKed a swim­ enjoy sitting in the park, permits and stamps last year — up said Lynn A. Greenwalt, director of Pennsylvania led all states with its handicapped downstairs, costing ming pool for handicapped persons playing cards and the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service. sales of 1.9 million hunting licenses, Save 25% to 40% It would seem that anyone making but it is doubtful that many senior $10 million from 1976, according to shuffleboard. Lunch will be many thousands of dollars, a chair “It can be attributed to some tags, permits and stamps sold. OH Our Orig.‘ Prices an inspection, with an open mind, the U S. Fish and Wildlife Service. served from noon to 12:30 tiful! Save lift could be substituted for a few citizens will be using it. Why not give states eliminating the'license Michigan, New York, Texas and >n s e a " Entire Stock of would feel as we did — that there is However, the actua'l number of p.m. over hundred dollars. them an opportunity to come to the requirement for senior citizens. The Wisconsin followed closely. Montana Golf B a g s no place in the entire town which can fishermen declined slightly from Varalion over center and mix with their peers, was the state most frequently visited offer what that building can. Another excellent feature is the 1976. 1977 drought also had an impact on enjoy the social life, participate in Well, vacation time for *25' wall-to-wall carpeting throughout the Total income from all states for outdoor activities, especially in by out-of-state hunters. S u n D re ss the crafts and make friends? Gloria has run out for the The rooms are spacious and any California.” Hawaii had the fewest licensed 6»9,.37« building, which is an asset for older fishing licenses was $156 million— up time being and she’ll be C learance OurOrig.* 11.99 to 49.99 Greenwalt added that these figures hunters and fishermen. remodeling could be done gradually. people. $1.6 million over 1976 — and $172.8 back in action this coming Rnd styles from beginner to pro "The revenues derived from these There is ample room for crafts, for I would like to leave you with one million for hunting licenses — up $9.2 are conservative estimates since Monday. When she returns, for men and women. Store stock license sales enable states to conduct only. No rainchecks. woodworking shop, electrical shop, The outside is attractive with a thought: Always remember you will million more than in 1976. some states don’t require licenses for she’ll be looking for some A s se en on TV! ocean fishing or children under 16. their fish and wildlife conservation •Intermedute m rkdom is h m b««i Men. for a health clinic, reading room, of­ large clear area, in the rear, for pic­ all be senior citizens some day and ★ ★ ★ help to go over all the A Pro-Quality 35mm Rangefinder at an Affordable Low Price! and management programs,” noted ^Ea. fice space, a large auditorium and a nics, shuffleboard, etc. Parking is we shall hope that when that day Sportsmen in Connecticut spent ★ ★ ★ ceramics molds. We wish large cafeteria room. ample with space for at least 32 cars, California led the nation last year Greenwait. to take this time to thank OurOrig.* Canon “Canonet GUI” with f/1.7 Lens & Case comes, the younger generation will $707,650.50 on fishing licenses and 10.99 to 15.99 Spaldin g with 5.3 million fishing licenses, tags. Mel Siebold, recreation and this could be expanded as be as kind to you as you are to those $372,331 on hunting licenses last year, Fully automatic exposure control for It seems that much of the concern director, for donating some All the styles under the Fast-Flite” Golf Balls needed. who now are in their golden years. Connecticut had 185,631 fishing sun! Lace trims, tiered mistake-proof shooting! Exclusive 1 1 V expressed was for the handicapped molds to us. Come quick-load system for fast, easy I I license holders and 82,534' hunting September, we will be able skirts, tucked bodices Our members who cannot use the present Why are they having such a dif­ and other fashion detail- ' operation. Our Reg. 134.68 ...... I Reg. 8.99...... license holders in 1977. to have a few new molds to location because of the steps. ficult time trying to convince the jngs. Many solids and Evelyn W. Gregan, Last year the number of fishing Thoughts choose from. prints in the coolest ,r 2-piece instruction tough Surlyn Local architects have donated Board of Directors that this place is 53 Schaller Road license holders decreased by 494,000 This has been quite a Summer fabrics Includ- ^ •Canonet “28” 35mm Camera ...... 6 9 ^ » their time and talent to draw up tailormade for them? Manchester busy month as far as ing denim-looks and •Canolite “D” Flashgun O>|70 linen-looks. Sizes 5-13. birthdays go. On July 4, it Automatically sets exposure with either above camera...... I iiTennis Tote B ag Will psychosurgery be accepted? titude of sweet, delicate spring hands upon lives that are bleak and Entire Stock of 14K Gold Jewelry celebrating their 49th?,??? flowers. No eye had seen them before bare. It is not more churches that we •Bracelets •Chains •Pendants O ur in the moss. The seeds had been need, more money gifts, but more birthday but this is all the 1 rs Reg. 5.49. 366 neurosurgery which deals Bv SAMUKL damaged or destroyed, warned against the idea of there waiting for the warmth to bring living Christians, with the mind of Our Reg. with organic problems — deed active in such CHAVKIN brain tissue will not "biologizing” what out their lovely possibilities. Christ, who will go about among men 5.87 to 109.97 3’*^o 65^” Holds all gear! Labeled outside projects which, he main­ Students pockets for racquet and balls. brain tumors, blood clots. regenerate. And, There are many lives just like that SAMUEL CHAVKIN, a basically for discontent tained, was in violation of and repeat the lowly blessed ministry I New! Tote-style Canvas Handbags Racket and balls not included. Parkinsonism and the like therefore, the accom­ bit of moss. Living in the chill, medical editor and (unemployment, under­ the constitution, of Christ himself, giving themselves enrolled Inside and outside pockets. Ready* ^ 6 6 Men’s Unisonic § — psychosurgery is per­ panying changes in per­ privilege, etc.), some loveless atmosphere of the world’s in personal, self-forgetful service. for-fall colors. Our Reg. 5.99 A 6.99.. HT publisher is author of "The ★ ★ ★ 5-Function L.C.D. formed on the assumption sonality of the individual legislators felt that lopping hard work, its selfishness, its sorrow, Mind Stealers.” In response to Ervin’s Rev. Ondon Stairs, * Kicky Casual Sandals sting backs, rope bottoms with eye-catching ^ o o s. Famous Tennis Balls that there are brain cells become irreversible. As off a few cells from the unblessed by true friendship, the best in arts Solid State W atch ★ ★ ★ disclosures and mounting pastor uppers. Flatsor wedge styles. Our Reg. 4.99 S S.99...... O.OO % • SPALDING •SLAZENGER that have a direct relation one neurophysiologist put things in them are never brought out. Two students from East Is lobotomy making a brains of unrully ghetto ac­ public concern about psy­ Community Baptist Church • Ladies' & Girls' Watertight Swim Cap Clearance nne * WILSON • DUNLOP • PENN to sp e cific form s of it, a brain cell will neither Yet thev need only to be touched by Catholic High School and Classic and fun styles. Many with chin straps. Our Ref. 1.49...... 9 9 * Our comeback? Is this brain tivists might prove an chosurgery Congress man­ Reg. 4 9 .99 ...... behavior. Destroy or cut forget nor forgive. one from Manchester High 33®® Your Choice H 9 6 operation once again to effective and an inexpen­ dated a commission to • this type of tissue, the psy­ Apart from the con­ School are among the par­ Continuously shov»s hour and minute; Limit 4 cans per customer Ic a n o O j become an acceptable sive means to maintain law study the question and just tap a button for second, month chosurgeons maintain, and troversy that surrounds the ticipants in a five-week art SpladineWCTbatlsnot incluUed. form of therapy for the and order. They were in­ come up with appropriate Separatism brings and date. Long-life battery, handsome you will remove the causes rather shaky foundations appreciation program. emotionally ill, despite its fluential enough to have recommendations. (The metal case and bracelet. of a variety of aberrant on which psychosurgery A total of 124 high school legacy of some 50,000 the government hand over full name of the commis­ behaviors — impulsive rests, there is probably as irreversible changes to students are participating Girls’ Warm-Weather Americans who remained $600,000 to these doctors sion is the National Com­ aggressiveness to hyperac­ much debate concerning in the program. Center for Knit or Tank Tops in a vegetable-like state for for further research into mission for the Protection tivity in children. the social and ethical im­ Creative Youth, being held life? the violence-brain dysfunc­ of Human Subjects of NEW SERVING IDEA! Critics reject this ap­ plications of this operation. Quebec and Canada at Wesleyan University in OurOrig.* . D A IW A Not only is there a tion theory. Biomedical and Behavioral Set of Six Floral Glasses proach contending that For practitioners of this Middletown. Joanne Weiss, 3.59 to 4,99...... *3 likelihood of its regaining ★ ★ ★ Research.) Minicast System there is no demonstrable surgery prescribe it not will be forced to call a losing election daughter of Mrs. and Mrs. Screen prints, solids or two-tones in in a Straw Basket medical respectability but In keeping with this Its recommendations are By JOHN F. SIMS easy care 50% pdy, 50% cotton. 4-14. S-.fJ-.Hollow Glass Rod pathology in the region only for neuroses or or, in any event, will be voted out Edward M. Weiss of 323 with MInleast Reel, Case 1 9 8 6 further research as to its theory there was pressure based mostiy on retrospec­ United Press Inlernaliunal. where the brain cell depressions but also for when its term expires in 3 Vz years. Spring St., is one of the Our 066 .^OurRei. 26.99... efficacy is expected to to establish centers across tive studies of a very smali Even if Quebec’s referendum on Reg. 9 .9 9...... destruction takes place. “deviants” Some ad­ But there is equally a general participants in the creative lY?® J'’®.'■'8*’' '661 for Ultra-light receive funding from the the United States to devise sample of patients and greater autonomy from Canada is Assorted florals to choose from, action. 4.1-to-l ratio, on/off anti-reverse. Indeed, the National vocate its use as a "cure” feeling that even if the PQ sustains writing section of the government. Joseph A. techniques to screen out therefore have drawn fire defeated, and even if the pro­ „ CTeZOFFOur GIFT DEPT. Institute of Mental Health for homosexuality, others both those losses, it will have program. She will be a ^Ml wfh'hie'?!" ''isPMd retrieve Califano Jr., secretary of violence-prone citizens — from the public. According independence Parti Quebecois is Save 9 f / O Orig.* Price reel wiin ime. 5 pc. glass rod, case. Our Reg. 39.99 2 9 8 8 defines psychosurgery as a see it as an entidote to wrought changes in both Quebec and junior at Manchester High Health, Education and even those without to a government agency voted out of office in three years — "surgical removal or criminality or juvenile Canada that will remain. School. Clearance of G irls’ • Berkley 'A Lb. Spool Mono Line, Our Reg. i ,8 9 ...... 8 8 ' Welfare, is currently criminal backgrounds. The which has been monitoring the separatists will have changed destruction of brain tissue delinquency. Veterans Ad­ The PQ has already gone a long Angela Zocco, daughter Sum m er S la c k s or Skirts * Stocking Foot Waders. Our Orig.- 4.99...... qqe weighing a decision as to first such facility was to be response to the commis­ Quebec and Canada irreversibly. ... with the intent of ministration doctors con­ way to making Quebec Took like an of Mr. and Mrs. Charles -Intermediate markdowns have been taken...... whether to accept or established at the Univer­ sion proposais, the The Parti Quebecois took power in altering behavior, even sider certain types of independent, single-language state. Zocco of 7 Rosemary Our Full-Length 1-Gallon modify a series of sity of California, Los overwhelming majority Quebec province in November 1976 Orig.' though there may be no alcoholics as candidates Language laws that have gone into Place, and Karen Ander­ 6.99.. *3 , Door Mirror Drainz proposals toward that end Angeles, with funding from has asked C alifano to and since then has introduced a direct evidence of struc­ for psychosurgery. effect change the outward look of son, daughter of Mr. and Wonderfully cool woven polyesters from a sp e c ia l c o n ­ the state criminal justice reject the recommen­ number of measures designed to tural disease or damage in A A Quebec business and services — Mrs. Eldward Anderson of or poly/cotton blends. All the 5 8 O Extra-Buoyant gressional commission. department and the Law dations. Many of those who promote the French language and Summer pastels you’re looking for. the brain ” There is apprehension in advertising, company names and ser­ 45 Mohegan Trail, South 7" Safety Foam Vests Labotomy now has Enforcement Assistance wrote their comments felt culture. Sizes 7-14. Our Reg. 7.49 Our Reg. 11.99 ★ ★ ★ some quarters that the vices all have to be in French first. Windsor, are taking part in another name, psy­ Administration. The that psychosurgery could It has promised a referendum, Psychosurgery is a elasticity of the definition These laws also have made obtaining the visual arts program. Distortion free Cleans up septic -wj chosurgery. Doctors who proposal for this center be turn ^ against political probably to be held next year, in PPG glass. and cesspool rather awesome ordeal. It of "deviance" could make an education in English more dif­ Both will be juniors at East perform this procedure called for the development dissidents and nonconfor­ which the people of Quebec will be Includes all problems! Sizes for adults and children. is done by implanting elec­ it applicable to political ficult. Catholic High School. necessary mount­ Just pour it In! claim that because of new of electrode probing mists, asked their views on whether Quebec Action Styles for Boys! •OeluieSjletyVests . _ _ trodes (thin wires) into dissidents, as well as to The PQ government exhibits Also participating from ing hardware. insights regarding brain methods into human brains ★ ★ ★ should seek greater autonomy while by Mlltco, Our Reg. 14.99.... 1 1 .8 8 various regions of the brain anyone who may be out of greater assurance, even cockiness, in the area are two Tolland Crew-Neck Sweatshirts or function and advances in to be applied on a mass There has been even maintaining an economic association and then activating them step with those powerful its dealings with both the rest of High School students who Doubleknit Tennis Shorts electronic surgical in­ scale. Statewide public greater criticism of the with the rest of Canada. HARDWARE DEPT. with a mild electrical enough to sit in judgment Canada and the outside world. are in the visual arts U.S. COAST GUARD APPROVED! strumentation, the results resistance, however, commission because of its Polls have indicated that if the PQ Our current. If these as to what constitutes the Quebec’s representative offices program. •Life Vests 0 4 4 are good, and the un­ thwarted the establish­ suggestions that psy- sought a mandate to separate Quebec Orig.* 4.99...... stimulations produce brain criteria for appropriate overseas act as though they were em­ They are Allison Collins, *3 Our Reg. 4.99...... O desirable side effects are ment of this project. chosurgicai experimenta­ ■ from Canada altogether, it would Sweatshirts— 100% Creslan® wave activity which in the social conduct. bassies or consulates and the PQ daughter of Ruth Collins of Finkel Oversized no longer menacing. It is against the tion should include lose. The polls say only about 20 per­ acrylic In shrink-resistant solid •Boat Cushions 4 9 7 ★ ★ ★ opinion of the surgeon is in­ Following the civil dis­ cabinet contains a minister for inter­ 41 Mountain Spring Road, Our Reg. 6.4966.99.. background of these prisoners, institutionalized cent of Quebec’s voters want to go colors. S-M-L-XL. “Take-lt-Easy” Patio Chair dicative of abnormal orders of the late ’60s that governmental affairs (instead of Tolland, and Andy Skutnik, Basically, however, both developments that former mental patients and that far. \' Tennis Shorts— Doubleknit 100% Vests are kapok filled in patterns, he will shoot rocked so many of this federal-provincial affairs as it used son of Carol Skutnik of Our O the objective and the Sen. Sam Ervin Jr. (D- children. To date there is But while the PQ is working out polyester 3-pocket styles with side 2 4 6 sizes lor children and through a more powerful country’s cities, three Har­ to be). Stuart Drive, Tolland. Ms. tabs, zip fly. IMiite, beige or blue. Reg. 39.99.... adults. Boat cushions medical^ratipnale remain N.C.), began investigating nothing in the medical how to pose a question that won’t be bolt of electricity, thus vard professors launched The PQ also has proposed a wide- Collins will be a senior and Sizes 8-18. Extra-wide non-rusting aluminum come In assorted colors. the same. Psychosurgery the trend to experiment literature that would rejected, it is going ahead with the burning out brain sites the theory that some of the ranging program to promote French Skutnik will be a frame with baked acrylic finish, is designed to alter a per­ with behavior modifying justify any such procedure “francisation” of Quebec. covered In pliable vinyl-coated which he considers to be participants in the street culture and to improve the quality of , sophomore. son’s behavior, his or her techniques by government on the maturing brain of a The rest of Canada, including the polyester fabric. Assembles the cause of the person’s demonstrations might have the French spoken in Quebec. thoughts and emotions. agencies. Following a child. federal government in Ottawa, is and snaps apart easily. asocial behavior. Once been sparked into such ac­ Posters proclaim, “Le Francais, je Unlike conventional three-year study by a It is obvio that watching with some concern and, in Trains delayed tion b y faulty brain cells. le parle par coeur,” which translates Save 30%ofig.^rices Senate subcommittee, E r­ Califano has a mg some areas, increasing anger. Splasher Pool Clearance! "Brain dysfunction,’’ is , NEW YORK (UPI) - Pair of Tropic Torches problem on his hands. His Outside of the PQ the 'general “I speak French (by, with or from) Infants’ and Toddlers’ what they called it. While vin published a report in ; Power problems all but for Patio or Garden deadline for decision was feeling is ti\at the referendum result the heart.” Summer Playwear • 12 Ft.x36” Round Pool Package Q /1 6 0 Yesterdays opponents of this view which he charged that the > halted service on Conrail’s will be “no” and that thePQ either Our Reg. 139.99...... federal government was in- last Nov. 2l. ^New Haven line for two Ea. 2 Qt. Capacity . Our Reg. 6.99...... 2.1 yenr^ ii^jo ! hours today, stranding • 15 Ft. x 36” Round Pool Package ' 1 Q O 7 0 SCOOPS byPon^SMiyd 1" .0 4« Include snuffer caps, wicks and 5 ft. Our Reg. 179.99...... I W f c Manchester Rotary Club marks ; perhaps as many as 10,000 OurOrig.? 2.49 to 5.99 sectional poles. Exotic colors. 13th anniversary. ' commuters on 15 trains in­ iiswi TO mu m rtusm i WOHAN Alm anac Choose from shortalls, short sets, • 14 Ft. X 36” Oval Pool P ackage Miss Emily G. Cheney dies. m sun It tn HAS bound from Connecticut sunsuits and slack sets. V2 Gal. Torch Fuel j Mrs mi iatioxai Our Rei. 2.25...... l . f E Our Reg. $219...... I f "T 10 M 'iirs iifjo sicm tif of Till rm s m sm's and southeastern New All ea» care fabrics.. Dfw Toms iii-m m fot By Unilrd PresH Inlernaliunal Hermensz van Rijn was born July 15, Sizes 9-24 months and 2-4. All packages include: Pool, Ladder, Filter Stale Supreme Court Jusliie HAVE Toms IT m ASOf ( York. Today is Saturday, July 15, the 1606. * Intarmidiatt markdowns have been taken. Mr. Bar-B-Q20Lb. Charles S. llou.se is eleded lo the THE flKSr TtHtf \ ; A spokesman for the rail Jmt 4 p*r stort. No roinchteks. 196th day of 1978 with 169 to follow. On this day in history: CKspt lor leyi'W tsr. Fsthient net in Rivsrtiei Charcoal Briquets. Not all modtlsinMstorts,somtfk)ormodiH. I'e llow s of the Am erican liar s ” ' system said the principal Asoombly roquirod on all pools. In 1912, M by all-around athlete Association. The moon is between its first problem was a defective Orani^' Lodge jewels for 50 veais quarter and full phase. Jim Thorpe, the United States won ' transformer located near of .service arc awarded to Aiclne The morning star is Jupiter. the Olympic Games in Stockholm, Pelham, N.Y., which SENIOR CITIZENS’ DAYS! S A U PRICES llaiigh. William .1. .Stratton, Samuel The evening stars are Mercury, Sweden. began operating erratical- Every Tuesdays Wednesday ; MANCHESTER VERNON EFFECTIVE Wilson. Ilcrhert Metcalf. William 1). Mars, Venus and Saturn. In 1971, President Richard Nixon ' ly toward the end of the SATURDAY i n o / « n C C everything AND lurkington, Francis MetUoiwn. Those born on this date are under disclosed plans to make an un­ : rush hour. Trains were I U / 0 U r P INOURSTOCK 1145 Tolland Tumplln TrI-CIty Shopping Center ’ backed up from Woodlawn, E io e t Mm, tobKco praducti and Item alrudy on salt. SUNDAY Thomas Leemon, Frank McClelland the sign of Cancer. precedented' visit to Communist N.Y., to New Rochelle, WSCOUNr IN EFFECT EVERY nAyONPRESeWPnONS. ONLY and ’Thomas Armstrong. China. I Dutch painter Rembrandt .' N.Y. i STORE HOURS: MON, thru FRL. 10 AM to 9:30 PM »SAT. 9 AM to 9:30 PM «SUN.. 11 AM to 5 PM I'AGE SIX - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Mamhester. Conn.. Sat., July 15. 197B MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Mam hesler. Cunii . Sal . July 15. 1978 - PAGE SEVEN LOCAL CHURCHES j AREA CHURCHES Area bulletin board FIRST CONGREGATIONAL a.m. For further Information call (iOSPEI. IIAI.U. Center St. Ronald A. Erbe, Our Savior Lutheran COVENTRY PRESBYTERIAN New member also signed by their physician and CHURCH, Nathan Hale School Road. 31. CHURCH, 837 Main St. (corner of Conn. ' then filed with the police. It will Mrs. Russell Merk, 29 Talcott Ave. 10 a m.. Breaking bread; 11:45 a.m.. Church, South Windsor, guest speaker. SOUTH WINDSOR - Frank Pap- Sunday School: 7 p.m.. Gospel meeting. ST. MARY'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH, Rev. Dr. Richard W. Gray, pastor. Blvd.), East Hartford. Rev. William E. allow handicapped persons to use Building Cammillee Flynn, minister. Rev. Carl T. Holt, s - palardo of 112 Pine Knob Drive has FULL GOSPEL INTERDENOML Park and Church streets. Rev. Stephen 9:30 a.m.. Worship; 11 a.m., Sunday parking spaces marked especially for The Rham Junior High School School; 7:30 p.m., Bible Study at par­ associate minister. i been appointed to fill a vacancy on N VTIONAI. CHURCH, 745 MainSt.Rev. K. Jacohson, rector; Rev. Barbara F. them. Building Committee will meet Mon­ Philip Saunders, minister. West, assistant to the rector; Rev. Aian sonage on Cornwall D r.' 10 a.m.. Worship Service, Church the Sewer Commission caused by the Town Fire Marshal John FIRST ASSEMBLIES OF GOD, 763 School, child care; 11 a.m.. Coffee Hour; ,, resignation of William Carrington. day at 6:30 p.m. in the Central Office, 10:30 a.m.. Praise, Worship Service J. Broadhead, assistant to the rector. Armstrong also has special stickers Gilead Hill Elementary School. 7:30 a.m., Hoiy Eucharist, Rite I, with Oak St., East Hartford. Rev. Ralph F. 6 p.m.. Youth Choir; 7 p.m.. Pilgrim Pappalardo won the position after and Bible study for all ages; 7 p.m.. available to the handicapped for use Items scheduled for discussion Deliverance Service. homiiy by Father Broadhead; 10 a.m.. Jelley, pastor. Youth Fellowship, Junior High Youth a secret ballot vote of the FAITH HAITISTCHURCH, Orange Holy Eucharist, Rite 1 with sermon by 10 a.m., Church School; 11 a.m.. Mor­ Fellowship. Democratic Town Committee. He on their homes. The stickers are with the project architect, Peter designed to be placed on the front Hall 72 E. Center St, Rev. James Father Broadhead. ning Worship; 7 p.m., Evening Service. AVERY ST. CHRISTIAN ran against Fred G. Ediund. Abel Inc. include: The time table for Beliasov. pastor. FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, UNITED CONGREGATIONAL REFORMED CHURCH, 661 Avery door and bedroom window of the han- construction, citizen participation on 9:30 a.m.. Sunday School; 10:30 a.m.. SrirnliHl, 447 N. Main St. CHURCH, UNITED CHURCH OF St., South Windsor. 'I I’inoelile Cliili dicapped. In case of a fire the committee, a construction Worship Service: 7 p.m.. Evening Ser­ 10 a.m.. Church Service, Sunday School CHRIST, Tolland. Rev. Donald G. 10 a.m.. Morning Worship; 7 p.m., VERNON — The Vernon Senior firefighters will know to check the manager versus a general contrac­ vice. for pupils up to the age of 20, care for Miller, minister. Evening Worship; No Sunday School. , Citizens Pinochle Club will play set­ house. tor, fee schedule for the architect, 9:30 and 11 a.m.. Worship Service and CHURCH OF ST. MAURICE, 32 ' ; CHURCH OF THE ASSSUMPTION, very young children, subject of the back and pinochle, Tuesday and Inslailalion water and perc tests. Adams Street at Thompson Road. Rev. lesson-sermon; “Life," golden text from Church School; 7 to 8:30 p.m.. Pilgrim Hebron .Road, Bolton. Rev. Robert W. ’ Thursday at 1:30 p.m. at the Senior HEBRON -The Rev. David HOPE program Edward S. Pepin, pastor. the Bible; "...the Lord is the true God, he Fellowship. Cronin, pastor. Citizen Center, Park Place. Saturday Masses at 5 and 7:30 p.m.; is the living God, and an everlasting king ST. MARY’S CHURCH, Route 31, Saturday vigil Mass at 5 p.m.; Sunday ' ‘ Runnion-Bareford of the Gilead Hill ANDOVER - The Health Outreach Sunday Masses at 7:30, 9. 10:30 and 1:45 ..." Jeremiah 10;10. The Christian Coventry. Rev. F. Bernard Miller, Masses at 7:30, 9:15 and 11 a.m. Class reunion Congregational Church, will be for­ Practice thru Education Program, a.m. Science Reading Room, 968 Main St., is pastor. Rev. Paul F. Ramen. ST. JOHN’S EPISCOPAL CHURCH, SOUTH WINDSOR - The South mally installed as pastor Sunday at 7 Saturday Masses at 5:15 p.m.; Sunday Route 30, Vernon. Rev. Robert H, Weiner, . (HOPE) based in Rockville, will CHURCH <»F JESIS CIIRLST OF open to the public Mondays through Windsor High School class of 1968 p.m. sponsor a free, five-week summer UYTTER-DAV SAINT.S, Woodside Fridays from 7 to 9, except holidays, a Masses at 7:30, 9i30 and 10:45 a.m. rector. will have its 10th reunion July 22 at All residents are invited to attend ST. MATTHEW’S CHURCH, Tolland 8 a.m.. Holy Communion; 10 a.m., ' recreation program (Mondays only) Street & Hillstown Road. Wendel K, free public lending library is maintained. 7:30 p.m. at the Ramada Inn in East the installation and the service that SOUTH UNITED METHODIST Rev. Francis J. O’Keefe, pastor. Family Service and Church &hool. at the Andover Elementary School, Wal'.on, bishop. Hartford. • will follow. 8:30 am .. Priesthood: 9:30 a.m.. CHURCH, 1226 Main St. Rev. George W. Saturday Masses at 5 and 7 p.m.; Sun­ VERNON ASSEMBLIES OF GOD , ■ School Road. Seminary; 10:30 a.m., Sunday School; 5 Webb, Rev. Laurence M. Hill, Rev. day Masses at 8:30,10:30 and 11:45 a.m. CHURCH, 51 Old Town Road, Rockville. There will be a cocktail hour and Fire reports The program will start July 24 and dinner and entertainemnt. Members p.m . Sacrament Service. Bruce A. Pehrson, pastors. MESSIAH EVANGELICAL Rev. Earl K. Pettibone, pastor. HEBRON — The Hebron Volunteer run on Mondays through Aug. 21. In LUTHERAN CHURCH, (Wisconsin of the class who have not received an ST. JYME.S CHURCH. Rev. James 8 a m.. Communion Service; 10 a.m.. 9:45 a.m., Sunday School for all ages; II Fire Department has reported it the event of rain, that day’s program Synod), 300 Buckland Rd., South Windsor. a.m.. Worship Service, Nursery invitation should contact Richard Archambault and Rev. Francis Worship Service, PastOr Webb answered 21 calls during the month will be canceled. Krukuwski, co-pastors: Rt. Rev. Msgr. preacjiing, sermon; "Ho>4 Can We Honor 9 a.m., Sunday School; 10 a.m., worship available; 6 p.m.. Evangelistic Service, Putinas of Frame Crafters, 435 The program is designed for youths Service of June. Edward J. Reardon, pastor emeritus, God's Name?" Child care available; 7;30 Nursery available. Buckland Road. age 9-17 and will have adult supervi­ CRYSTAL LAKE COMMUNITY ST. PETER’S EPISCOPAL Roundhouse Revue Saturday Masses at 5 and 7:30 p.m.; p.m., Praise and Teaching Service. sion throughout the entire day's ac­ Sunday Masses at 7:30. 9, 10:30 a.m., NORTH UNITED METHODIST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH, CHURCH, Sand Hill Road, South Wind­ Lights oiil VERNON — The Peace Train's tivities. Activities will be scheduled noon, and 5 p.m. CHURCH, 300 Parker St. Rev. Earle R. Ellington. sor. Rev. Bruce Jacques, vicar; Rev. TOLLAND — The lights on the ten­ “Roundhouse Revue” will be 10:15 a.m.. Coffee hour; 11 a.m.. Ronald E. Hademan, assistant to the from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. SYUYATION ARMY, 661 Main St. Custer, pastor. nis courts at Crandall's Park won’t presented at Henry Park in Rockville It was Mayor’s Day in Vernon Friday and tributed popcicles to the children. Here he is Capt. and Mrs. Arthur Carlson, corps of­ 9 a m., Worship Service, sermon; Worship Service, Sunday School. vicar. be on Friday nights when movies are The program will feature craft July 26 at 7 p.m. shown at Henry Park where his tour started. ficers. 'Women In The Bible; M iriam," RELIGIOUS SOCIETY OF 8 a.m.. Holy Communion; 10 a.m.. shown in the park. workshops, health care, outdoor Mayor Frank McCoy visited all of the FRIENDS (QUAKERS), Hartford The “Roundhouse Revue” is one of (Herald photo by Chastain) 9:30 a m., Sunday School; 10:45 a.m.. Nursery lor children 5 years and Family Service and Sunday School; Liltrarv program poison control prowam, career plan­ summer playground programs and dis­ Holiness Meeting; 6 p.m., Open-Air younger, Nursery care by Gerry Harvey; Friends Meeting House, 144 S. Quaker Wednesday, 10 a.m,,’ Holy Communion, two companies of the Peace Train ning and recreational games and Meeting; 7 p.m.. Salvation Meeting. Coffee fellowship following service, Lane, West Hartford. FAITH TABERNACLE CHURCH. ELLINGTON - The Hall which is funded by the Compreheh- sports. I M i l l) PEM ECOSTAI.CHI RCH, EMANUEL LUTHERAN CHURCH, 10 a.m.. Meeting for Worship. 1535 Forbes St„ East Hartford. Rev. ; Memorial Library will sponsor a sive Employment Training Act For more information call 871-9725, PRINCE OF PEACE LUTHERAN Ralph Saunders, pastor. 187 Woodbridge St. Rev. Marvin Stuart, Church and Chestnut streets. Rev. program on poisonous insects, rep­ (CETA) program. Performers in­ from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. minister. Ronald J. Fournier, Rev. Dale H. Gustaf­ CHURCH, Route 31 and North River 10 a.m., Sunday School for all ages in­ tiles, plants and marine life, Monday clude a magician and a clown. Community calendars 10 a m., Sunday School; 11 a.m.. son, pastors; Nancy Thomas, intern; Road, Coventry. Rev. W.H. Wilkens, cluding a French-speaking class; 11 a.m., at 8 p.m. in the library. Norman This program is coming under the Special meeling Worship; 6:30 p.m,. Prayer; 7 p.m.. Rev. C. Henry R. Anderson, pastor A student sits quietly as Miss Mary Lou Pickering of 44 pastor. Worship Service; 7 p.m.. Evangelistic Bissettee, a staff member of the sponsorship of the Recreation EAST HARTFORD - The Board of 9 a.m., Sunday School; 10:15 a.m.. Service, Nursery available during all ser­ Worship. emeritus. McKee'St. reads a Bible story to the first grade class during a Health Outreach Through Education Department. Education will meet Monday at 7:30 PRF.SBYTKRIAN CHURCH, 43 Saturday, 5 p.m., Saturday evening Worship Service, (9 a.m. during July and' vices. Wednesday Sunday morning session-at St. Mary's Episcopal Church. Program (HOPE) will be the guest p.m. in the Penney High School Andover Town sanitarian, 6 to 9 p.m . Town Spruce St, Rev, Richard Gray, pastor. Worship Service; Sunday, 8;30 a.m.. August). HOCKANUM UNITED METH-■ Correction amphitheater. Senior Citizens Club, 1 p.m.. ROCKVILLE UNITED METII-OIST ODIST CHURCH, 178 Main St., East - • speaker. Free tickets are available Office Building. 10:30 a m . Worship Service, Nursery Matins Service; 9 a.m.. Worship Service, (Herald photo by Pinto) • VERNON — Adoniram Chapter 18, The agenda will include procedural Monday Church Community House, Chiidren's Chapei and Nursery for in­ CHURCH, 142 Grove St. Rev. John W. Hartford. Rev. Lawrence S. Staples, at the library. provided; 9:15 a.m., Sunday School; 7 Royal Arch Masons of Ellington, was matters and the board will also be Town clerk, 6 to 8 p.m.. Town Of­ Parks and Recreation Commis­ W ednesday pirn.. Service, Informal Worship. fants; 6:30 p.m.. Youth open house. Mortimer, pastor. pastor. Joint pirnir among the organizations financially 9:30 a.m.. Worship Service. asked to make some transfers in fice Building. sion, 7:30 p.m., Town Hall. Public Health Nurses, 1:30 to 3:30 ST. JOHN'S POLISH NATIONAL CHURCH OF CHRIST, Lydall and 9 a.m.. Worship Service, Nursery ‘ HEBRON - The Gilead assisting a Rockville High School stu­ ST. JOSEPH CHURCH, 33 West St., available. budget accounts, consider renewal of Tax collector, assessor, 7 to 9 p.m., Board of Welfare. 7:30 to 8:30 p.m.. p.m.. Town Office Building. c v n io i.ic CHURCH, 23 Golway St. Vernon streets. Eugene Brewer, New church intern dent to participate in a national Rev, Walter A. Hyszko, pastor. minister. Rockville. OUR SAVIOR LUTHERAN Congregational Church, the Hebron the George Street lease, consider the Town Office Building. Town Hall. Thursday business skills contest in California. 9 a m.. Mass in English; 10:30 a.m., 9 a.m., Bible Classes; 10 a.m.. Saturday Masses at 5 and 7 p.m.; Sun­ CHURCH, 239 Graham Road, South. Congregational Church and St. establishment of the position of assis­ Wednesday Young People's AA, 8 p.m., St. Board of Selectmen, 3 p.m.. Town Peter’s Episcopal Church, will spon­ The name of the organization was in­ .Mass in English and Polish. Worship, sermon; “The Nature Of Our day Massed 8:30 (Polish) at 10 a.m. Windsor. Rev, Ronald Erbe, pastor. tant director for business services, Board of Selectmen, 10 a.m.. Town Mary's Church. Office Building, ST. HARTHOLOYIKWS CHURCH, Salvation"; 6 p.m.. Worship, sermon: here for summer (Folk) at 11:15 a.m., Vigil of Holy days at 9 a.m.. Worship Service, Nursery r • sor a joint picnic Sunday starting at correctly stated in Thursday’s hear reports on Career-Vocational Junior Women’s Club, 8 p.m.. First Hebron Republican Town Com­ Office Building. East Middle Turnpike. Rev. Martin J. "The Hymns We Sing." 7 p.m.. Holy day at 7:30,9 a.m., and 5 and provided. '; 12:30 p.m. at the Foote picnic Manchester Herald. Education Program for 1978-79, and Congregational Church. mittee, 8 p.m . Town Office Building. 7 p.m. Confessions: Saturday 4 and 7:30 Thursday Scholsky, pastor. SECOND CONGREGATIONAL Barbara H. Smith of Windsor, a GILEAD CONGREGATIONAL grounds on Route 94. The student was Karen Rehmer, hear the superintendent’s and the Saturday mass at 5 p.m.; Sunday CHURCH, United Cliureh of Christ, p.m. CHURCH, Hebron. Rev. David G. Board of Library directors, 8 p.m.. Thursday seminarian at Yale Divinity School, Mrs. Robert Foote said there will who graduated from high school this board chairman’s report. masses at 8:30, 10:15 and 11:45 a.m. 385 N. Main St. Rev. Dr. James D. ROCKVILLE BAPTIST CHURCH, Runnion-Bareford, pastor. , Andover Public Library. Economic Development Commis­ is serving as a summer intern at Se­ be fires ready to cook hot dogs and past June. She took first place in the Also, discuss topics for future South Windsor C.VI.Y \RY CHURCH, .AHHcmblies of MacLauchlin, pastor. 69 Union St. Rev. Robert L. LaCounte, 1:30 a.m.. Worship Service, the Rev. such. Those attending should bring national competition at the conven­ sion, 7:30 p.m.. Town Hall. cond Congregational Church. pastor. Mr, Runnion-Bareford preaching, ; agendas and the calendar of future Friday M ond ay (ioil, 647 E. Middle Turnpike. Rev. 10 a.m.. Summer United Services with their own food and eating utensils. tion of the Future Business Leaders Kenneth L. Gustafson, pastor. Center Congregationai Church at Second A graduate of Loomis-Chafee 9 a.m.. Worship Service; 10:15 a.m., Nursery provided. events. There will also be an Tax collector, assessor, 7 to 9 p.m.. Vacation Bible School, 9:30 to 11:30 Swimming facilities will be of America held earlier this month in 9:30 a m., Sunday School classes for Church, Child care for Nursery through School in Windsor, she has received a Sunday School; 7 p.m.. Evening Service. FIRST CONGREGATIONAL executive session. Town Office Building. East Hartford a m.. Orchard Hill School. available and baseball and other San Francisco. adults and children; 10:30 a.m.. Service Grade 3, sermon by Miss Barbara H. bachelor’s degree in philosophy and TRINITY LUTHERAN CHURCH, CHURCH, Coventry. Rev. Robert K. . ' Town Council, 8 p.m.. Town Hall. religion from Connecticut College, games will be played. Streets closed Monday of Worship, care and program provided Smith, seminarian, her topic: "Neither Meadowlark Road, Vernon, Rev. Donald Bechtold, minister. : < Bus trip Public hearing on Revenue Sharing New London; and is working toward a McClean, pastor. SOUTH WINDSOR - Pierce Road Bolton Board of Education, 7:30 p.m., for little ones; 6:30 p.m.. Gospel Service Do I Condemn You, " Scripture: John 8:2- 9:30 a.m.. Worship Service at First ;; Handicapped helped VERNON - The Northeast Funds for Wapping School and "Singspiration," Bible message by 11, sacrament of Baptism, 11 a.m.. master of divinity degree at Yale. 8 and 10:30 a.m.. Worship Service; 9:15 Congregational Church Sanctuary, joint ' will be closed to traffic Monday and Penney High School. EAST HARTFORD - Han­ Rockville Neighborhood Association Monday renovations, 7:15 p.mm. Town Hall. the pastor. Fellowship Hour in the Hall. As part of the staff at Second a.m., Sunday School. service with the Second Congregational Tuesday from 8:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. dicapped residents can apply to the will sponsor a bus trip to Tanglewood Town clerk, tax collector, Tuesday Public hearing on relocation of S I. BRIIHIET CHURCH, 70 Main St. TRINiTY COVENANT CHURCH, 302 Congregational Church, Ms. Smith SACRED HEART CHURCH, Route Church of Coventry. Nursery care while work is being done on the State Motor Vehicles Department in in the Berkshires in Massachusetts assessor, 7 to 9 p.m., Communitv Town Council, 8 p.m.. Town Hall. Pleasant Valley Road, 7:30 p.m.. Rev. Philip A. Sheridan and Rev. Emilio Hackmatack St. Rev. Norman E. has been visiting homes and hospitals 30, Vernon. Rev, Ralph Kelley, pastor; provided Church Lane House. sewer lines. Rev. Michael Donohue. Wethersfield for priority parking Sunday. Hall. Town Hall. P. Padelli, co-pastors. Swensen, pastor. on behalf of the church, participating BURNSIDE UNITED METHODIST, ! Traffic will be detoured by way of X^'ednesday Saturday masses at 5 and 7:30 p.m; 8:15 and 10 a.m.. Worship Services with Saturday Mass at 5 p.m.; Sunday CHURCH, 16 Church St., East Hartford.. ; status. The bus will leave from the parking Board of Finance, 7:30 p.m.. Com­ in Bible study groups.and assisting in Ellington Road and Strong Road. Planning and Zoning Commission Sunday masses at 7:30, 9 and 10;30 a.m. the Rev. Mr. Swensen preaching. Masses at 7:30, 9, 10:30 a m. and noon. Rev. Henry J. Scherer Jr., and Gwen-, They must sign a form which is lot in the center of Rockville at 10:30 munity Hall. public information session on the new Ferwofi in sactuary, and 10:30 a.m. and noon in Nursery for infants; 9;15 a.m.. Coffee Sunday worship services. She has WAPPING COMMUNITY CHURCH, dolyn M. Arslen, pastors. mnm...... "r-vr-Tiirrm"- tr-i r also been working with members of Tuesday town plan, 7:30 p.m.. Town Hall. school auditorium. Hour and Fellowship. 1790 Ellington Rd., South Windsor Rev. 9:30 a.m., Worship Service, child care Commission on the handicapped. Today CONCORDIA LUTHERAN CALVARY CHURCH, Assiiiihlies of the youth groups of the church and Harold W,- Richardson, minister. provided for toddlers. Rockville High honor roll Board of Selectmen, 8 p.m.. Com­ c m RCH. (L.C.A.), 40 Pitkin St. Rev. God, 647 E. Middle 'Turnpike. Rev. •'*' with the annual Vacation Bible 9:15 and 10:45 a m.. Worship Service SECOND CONGREGATIONAL munity Hall. 7:30 p.m.. Town Hall. Police bicycle auction, 10 a.m.. Planning Commission, 8 p.m.. rear of Memorial Building, Park Burton D. Stand, pastor. Rev. David B. Kenneth L. Gustafson, pastor. B u rh a ru H. Smith School. and Church School. CHURCH, UNITED CHURCH OF Philip George Gonsalves, Thursday- FIRST CONGREGATIONAL Community Hall. Place. Stacy, associate pastor. 9:30 a m.. Sunday School classes for CHRIST, Route 44A, Coventry. Rev. Bonny Gale Mannel, Nelson Barbara Louise Green. David Quit Smoking Clinic, 2 to 3:30 p.m.. CHURCH OF ANDOVER, UNITED Farm tour. 1 to 5 p.m Gerber 9 a m.. Holy Communion, Nursery for adults and children; 10:30 a.m.. Family Robert K. Bechtold, pastor. Kibbe, Andrew Jay Gary Mead, Allan Greenier. Luanne Leigh Friday Raymond Library. CHURCH OF CHRIST. Rev. David J. Of the 384 honor students small children. Worship Service, message by the pastor; 9:30 a.m.. Combined service with First Krassowski, Roderick Russell Mark K. Ostrowski, Bonnie Haas. Deborah Hanusiak, Democratic Town Committee. 8 Farm. 616 Dart Hill Road. CENTER CONGREGATIONAL Reese III, minister. Congregational Church, Main St., Coven-, , at Rockville High School, Runz. Thomas J. Lee, Robert Community Singles, meet 3:15 6;30 p.m.. Gospel Service and A. Pantanello. Laura Marie Ronald Linden Joy, Tracy p.m.. Community Hall, CHI RCH, United Cliurell uf Clirist, 11 "Singspiration,” and film, "The Gospel Rev. Swank’s book 9:45 a.m.. Church School for try. 138 were named to the high Allen Lessig, Cheryl Anne Patrizz, Patricia Jean Pearl, Lee King, Michael Walter Hebron p.m., parking lot of First Center St. Rev. Newell H. Curtis Jr., According to Most People," will be kindergarten through Grade 8; 11 a.m.. WESLEY MEMORIAL CHURCH . honor roll, and 246 received McManus, Donna Marie Congregational Church, Route 30. Elizabeth Phelns. Marv Knybel, Colleen Sue Krafjack. Sunday pastor. shown. Worship Service. (United Methodist Church), lio' honors. The complete Miller. Elisabeth Phelps. Paula Jean Kathleen Ellen Kupec, Nan­ Coventry Tuesday 10:00 a m.. United Summer Worship COMMUNITY BAPTIST CHURCH, ST. DUNSTAN’S CHURCH, Ellington Road, East Hartford, Rev. honor roll is as follows: Claudia Ellen Moritz, Pitkat.,, Stephanie Lynn Picnic for residents, 12:30 p.m.. cy J. Lacey, Lori Ann Len- Film for children, 2:30 to 4 p.m., Service at Second Congregational 585 E. Center St. Rev. Ondon P. Stairs, Manchester Road, Glastonbury. Rev. John M. Dunnack, pastor. ^ High honors Stephen David Nickerson, Pound, Wanda Lee Pound, tocha, Joanne Cynthia Lewis, Monday Foote picnic grounds, Route 94. Church, 385 N. Main St. pastor. Joseph R. Bannon, pastor. 9:30 a.m.. Worship Service, child care Michael J. Phelps, Michele Board of Welfare, 10 to 11 a m.. Installation of the Rev. David Rockville Public Library. Union to be published Grade 9 Stacy Lyn Raymer. Janet E. Manchester, Marcia ZION EVANtJEl.lCAI. LITHERAN 9:30 a.m.. Service of Worship, Pastor Saturday Mass at 5 p.m.; Sunday available. ' Proulx, Rosemary Quinlan, Karen Anne Redinger, Runnion-Bareford. 7 p.m., Gilead Street. Eric Anderson, Debra Theresa McDonald, Eileen Town Hall. CHURCH (Mi:l)l>.WW»W»W1Wni8il!

PAGE EIGHT - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn.. Sat.. July 15, 1978 Congress Obituaries. Continued from Page One On Capitol Hill, Sens; Daniel ' Carl E. Huitgren Mrs. Ruth P. Gero Moynihan, D-N.Y., Henry Jackson, D-Wash., and Javits urged Carter to Mrs. Ruth P. (Miller) Gero, 69, of Carl E. Huitgren, 82, of 88 West start putting teeth into his human 253 Jordan Lane, Wethersfield, and Road, Ellington, died Friday at an rights crusade by cancelling an formerly of Manchester, died Friday out-of-town convaiescent home. He agreement to sell the Soviets a was the husband of Nora Johnson at a Rocky Hill convalescent home. DESSEMtTS Sperry-Univac computer. Huitgren. She was the widow of Marshall D. Noting that Shcharansky is a com­ He was born in Sweden and had Gero. puter twhnician, Moynihan said; lived in Manchester for many years Mrs. Gero was bom in Holyoke, ‘‘When you send a computer expert before moving to Ellington 16 years Mass., May 30, 1909, she lived in like Shcharansky to Siberia for 13 ago. Manchester for 21 years before years, it means you’ve got to import moving to Wethersfield one year ago. He was a member of Trinity computer technology from a place 4* ^ ^ ' ’ ,ik Before her retirement in 1970, she Lutheran Church of Vernon and a 50- that doesn’t put such men in prison year member of Linne Lodge, K of P, was employed at Pratt & Whitney Whether it be in a small cafe on the Left Aircraft for four years. Manchester. “And we are calling on the presi­ Bank, the Savoy Grill in London, Valentin’s He retired several years ago from Survivors are one son, Stephen M. dent to ... say, ‘No, all right, you're Cheney Brothers where he had Gero of Wethersfield; one daughter, not going have that computer.'” in Madrid or the celebrated Tsentralnaia worked for many years as a weaver Mrs. Ralph (Beverly) Golato of Ver­ restaurant in Moscow, classic fruited des­ and loom fixer. non; one brother, John Miller of East serts are among the most popular items on Besides his wife he leaves a son, Springfield, Mass.; one sister, Mrs. GOP from Page One Carl C. Huitgren of Manchester; a Vincent (Harriet) Sheehan of East menus. Fresh fruits may appear as toppings Connecticut meeting in convention do daughter, Mrs. Eleanor Schulze of Hartford; and two grandsons. recognize the importance of public for waffles, as ingredients in trifles or as Ellington; and six grandchildren and Funeral services will be Tuesday enunciation of minority opinion glorious garnishes for molded artistry. These two great-grandchildren. at 10 a.m. at Holmes Funeral Home, without the threat of official harass­ Private funeral services will be 400 Main St. Burial will be at East adaptations of four traditional European ment, persecution, and incarceration conducted Sunday at Ladd Funeral Cemetery. ; o-'s-Vi do endorse the following position: favorites know no language barriers and Home, 19 Ellington Ave., Rockville. Friends may call at the funeral “Whereas Anatoly Shcharansky fit in readily with our life-style. The Rev. Donald J. McClean, pastor home Monday from 2 to 4 p.m. and 7 and Alexander Ginzburg exemplify of Trinity Lutheran Chruch, will of­ to 9 p.m. the ultimate courage in freedom of ficiate. The family suggests that friends ■■ 'i ■.'.ft*- '■*' expression; Burial will be in the Ellington wishing to do so may make memorial “Whereas Mr. Shcharansky and ••• ' -vnswv.. - *• • • . • > V ••• ' Center Cemetery. There will be no gifts to the American Cancer Socie­ , .wc.'C '.It: Mr. Ginzburg have acted in concert calling hours. Friends may make ty, 670 Prospet Ave., West Hartford. with the tenets of the 1975 Helsinki r ' ' 'vT’''* "■ . ' « memorial donations to the Memorial Human Rights accord; Fund of Trinity Lutheran Church. “Whereas the Union of Socialist • ' . .US-'- ■, Windsor Compote Fire calls Soviet Republic is a signatory party Mrs. Patricia (Patronc) to the Helsinki accords; 1-3/4 cuvs cold milk Zavickas “Whereas the United States of I tablespoon orange liqueur or orange juice Donations in memory of Mrs. Manchester America through the actions of 1 package (4-sercing size) vanilla flavor Patricia Zavickas. who died Friday, 11:08 a.m. — dryer fire in laun­ President Gerald R. Ford is a par­ instant pudding and pie filling Thursday, should be sent to the dromat on Green Road. (Eighth District) ticipatory party in the Helsinki ac­ 1 container (4-1/2 oz.) frozen whipped American Heart Association of Friday, 12:26 p.m. — gas washdown at cords; Anthony Dial (left), paramedic supervisor Cleveland. Police were not available because topping, thawed Greater Hartford, 310 Collins St., 701 Main St. “Be it resolved that; for the Emergency Medical Service, and Ray of the policemen strike, so Mencini, a retired 6 cups fresh fruits (blueberries, melon balls, Friday, 4:41 p.m. — leaf fire at Forest raspberries and sliced strawberries, Hartford. “The First Congressional District Mencini, investigator from the coroner’s of­ homicide detective, handled duties that and Chestnut streets. Republican Convention condemns the bananas and peaches) Mrs. Ruth (1. Holmes fice, confer about a man’s body found Friday would normally be done by police. (UPI East Hartford trials of Mr. Shcharansky and Mr. Pour milk and liqueur into a bowl. Add pudding Mrs. Ruth Curtis Wiswall Holmes Ginzburg by the government of the at East Boulevard and St. Clair Avenue in photo) Friday, 11:04 a.m. — police assist at 700 mix. Beat slowly with hand beater or at lowest of 267 Main St., widow of Dr. Soviet Union. Burnside Ave. speed of electric mixer for 1 minute. Add 1 cup LeVerne Holmes, died Friday at her Friday. 11:48 a.m. — medical call at 30 “Be it further resolved that; of the whipped topping and beat 1 minute home. Brown St. “The First Congressional District longer just until blended. Arrange half the fruit Mrs. Holmes was born Aug. 5,1883, — medical call at Republican Convention recommends Friday, 12:40 p.m. in a large serving bowl. Add the pudding mix­ * in Wellesley, Mass. 1050 Forbes St. the institution of economic sanctions Public workers strike ture and top with remaining fruit. Garnish with She graduated from Mount Friday, 2:40 p.m. — brush fire at 393 until the Soviet Union frees Mr. remaining whipped topping. Makes 8 cups or Holyoke College as a Latin major in Burnside Ave. Shcharansky and Mr. Ginzburg to 16 servings. the Class of 1906. Friday, 4:36 p.m. — medical call at 9 express their opinions and to work on An active member of the North Porterbrook Ave. behalf of their followers within Friday, 5:11 p.m. — false alarm at 115 in three major cities United Methodist Church, she held tenets of the 1975 Helsinki Human S ’* Nutmeg Lane. various offices and was responsible Rights accord.” Friday, 6:26 p.m. — medical call at 51 Municipal strikes hit three major Professional Firefighters Local 345 for establishing and managing the Rennie said that Elsie Swensson, the officers back to work. But police Main St. cities Friday. Cleveland’s mayor walked out about 7:45 a.m. to press Simple Simon Sandwich Shop which vice chairman of the Manchester ignored tbe order. Friday, 7:12 p.m. — medical call at 1546 their demand for a pay increase made a vital contribution to main­ Republican Town Committee, is called striking policemen A haggard-looking Kucinich told a Main St. larger than the 5.5 percent hike m i taining the church and its families expected to second the resolution. ■ 'hoodlums” and pleaded for news conference that police were offered to all city employees. during the Great Depression of the Vernon The convention will meet today at 1 National Guard protection. “acting like hoodlums” and have Louisville firemen refused to work, “shown a contempt for the law.” City officials consolidated super­ Spanish Rin^ Mold <1 ' 1930s. p.m. in the Whiting Lane School in Friday, 7:18 p.m. — brush fire in rear and Philadelphians, faced mounds of visory officers and volunteers in Mrs. Holmes was a member of the of Vernon Convalescent Home. West Hartford. “I have asked for the assistance of Mount Holyoke Alumni Association, garbage in a massive city workers’ the Ohio National Guard, the Ohio seven firehouses and urged residents 1 package (6-serving size) egg custard mix and the DAR. She was also interested walkout. Highway Patrol and various military to use caution to reduce the fire 3 tablespoons sugar The wildcat walkout by 2,000 danger in the city of 400,(X)0. in aid to the blind. police that can been afforded,” Police report Several hours after the strikd 1 envelope unflavored gelatin She is survived by a daughter, Mrs. Cleveland police officers and super­ Kucinich said. “I made this decision began, firemen called a membership 3 cups milk John H. (Esther) Sinkinson of visory personnel late Thursday left after a great deal of consideration.” Manchester meeting to discuss their response to 1 egg yolk Scarsdale, N.Y. motor vehicle without a license. only a handful of high-ranking police Ohio Gov. James A. Rhodes said he a court injunction ordering them to The funeral is Monday at 10 a.m. at Manchester police arrested Frank Court date July 25. East Hartford. officials to guard the city of 800,000. would send National Guard 1 teaspoon vanilla the Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Main James Duchesneau, 19, of no certain • Carl Stafford, 19, of 71 Broad St. Other city workers, with the excep­ “observers” to Cleveland to provide return to work. Under Kentucky law 1 cup thawed frozen whipped topping address and charged him with with operating a motor vehicle while tion of firemen, honored police picket him with first-hand information on strikes by city firefighters are il­ St. Burial will be in Woodlawn Combine custard mix, sugar and gelatin in Cemetery, Wellesley. Mass. burglary in the third degree Friday under the influence of alcohol. Court lines, crippling city services. the strike, but declined to order the legal. In Philadelphia, the city’s largest saucepan. Blend in milk and egg yolk. Cook Friends may call at the funeral afternoon. date Aug. 1, East Hartford. The strike showed no immediate guard into the city immediately. union rejected a last-minute contract and stir over high heat until mixture comes to a iSIl home^unday from 6 to 8 p.m. Police said a witness saw a man • Stanley J. Gembala, of 52 effect on the city, except for flocks of Police walked off the job in protest offer, triggering a strike by 20,(KX) boil. ( Mixture will be thin.) Remove from heat; trying to force entry into a residence Vernon St. with breach of peace in prostitutes who openly flaunted their to the firing of 13 fellow officers who stir in vanilla. Pour into a bowl and chill until non-uniformed municipal employees. In Mcmnriam on Woodbridge Street. When police connection with a traffic violation wares in the muggy summer weather had refused to patrol the city’s slightly thickened. Fold in whipped topping. — even stepping into the streets to The walkout by the American In sad and loving memory of our appeared on the scene in response to committed by another person at crime-ridden public housing projects Spoon into a 4-cup mold. Chill until firm, about father and grandfather, Edward C. the witness’s call, the man began to Lawton Road and Vernon Street. He flag down passing motorists. alone on foot beats. Federation of State, County and 4 hours. Unmold. Garnish with fresh fruit and Custer Sr., who passed away July 16. run, but was caught. was released on a $100 non-surety Cleveland Mayor Dennis Kucinich In Louisville, the city’s 600 un­ Municipal Employees involved gar­ additional whipped topping, if desired. Makes 4 1977 When the owner of the residence bond. Court date July 24, East Hart­ obtained a temporary restaining ionized firefighters struck in a pay bage men. Highway Department and cups or 8 servings. Always in our thoughts, no matter arrived home Friday night, he ford. order from a state court, ordering dispute and the city immediately Health Department employees, as where we go. reported to police that his home had shut down all but seven of its 23 well as about 2,000 supervisors, Always in our hearts because we love Covenlry and miss you so been burglarized. firehouses. technical and professional workers in Police arrested Bernice J. Life must go on. we know it's true, Duchesneau's court date is July 24, Kentucky Gov. Julian M. Carroll the city of nearly 200 million. Bui it's not the same since we lost you Crowley, 38, of Madley Road, East Hartford. About town indicated he was prepared to send Services to the Philadelphia air­ Lebanon, Friday on two counts of Edward, Bruce. Pamela In other arrests, police charged: National Guard troops into the city if port such as cleaning and runway l^ u ra . Ellen. Gino issuing bad checks last May. Court • David Marshall, 18, of 110 The Washington Lodge will have its necessary to help fight fires, "rhe maintenance were affected and of­ Belgian Wallies Russian Cream date, July 25, Rockville, Columbus St. with failure to obey a governor’s office said the guard was ficials said there could be flight in­ In IMcmoriam Vernon annual picnic Sunday, July 23, at the 4 frozen waffles traffic control signal and operating a Rod & Gun Club in Coventry for on “telephone standby,” terruptions in the event of a lon^ Toast waffles as directed on pack­ 3/4 cup sugar Mix sugar and gelatin in saucepan In loving memory of Raymond L, Robert Burke, 22, of 166 Terrace 1 pint strawberries, hulled and age; place on dessert dishes. Com­ Hagenow S r , who passed away July motorcycle without a motorcycle lodge members and families. A steak The members of Louisville strike. 1 envelope unflavored gelatin stir in water. Heat gently, stirring con­ Drive, Vernon, was arrested on a halved bine strawberries, sugar, orange 15, 197< license. Court date July 21, East supper will be served at 5 p.m. There 1-1/2 cups water stantly, just until sugar and gelatin are warrant and charged with disorderly juice and rind. Stir until sugar dis­ The memory of you will stay Hartford. will also be hamburgs and hot dogs. 2 tablespoons confectioners sugar dissolved, about 5 minutes. Gradually conduct in connection with an inci­ 1 cup (1/2 pt.) sour cream in our hearts forever. • Troy Cook, 19, of 3158 E. Beckley Reservations may be made by July 2 tablespoons orange juice solves. Spoon on waffles and top blend into sour cream in bowl; add dent which occurred July 1, Court Arts Encounter cancels with whipped topping. Makes 4 1-1/2 teaspoons vanilla Wife Bernice and St., Beckley, W. Va., with misuse of 20 by calling Bill Turkington, 649- (optional) vanilla. Chill until slightly thickened. date, July 25, Rockville. servings. 1 cup thawed frozen whipped Daughter Shirley and Family registration plates and operating a 3795, or the Washington Social Club, 1/2 teaspoon grated orange rind Blend in whipped topping and pour topping into 4-cup mold. Chill until firm, about 646-9218. (optional) Lutz dramatic workshop 3 hours. Unmold. Garnish with orange 1 cup thawed frozen whipped sections and blueberries, if desired. Decals available for handicapped There will be tbe annual open topping Arts Encounter. For more informa­ house Monday from 10 a.m. to noon The Arts Encounter’s dramatic tion, contact Delina Rock or Lynn Stickers that can be pasted on the Also, Bernstein said that similar to see if they will put tow-away at the Masonic Temple, 25 E. Center workshop scheduled to take place at Gerr, 649-3230, window of a home identifying a han­ stickers are available from the notices on the parking places St., sponsored by Manchester Lodge the Lutz Junior Museum July 28 Arts Encounter’s free public dicapped resident are available from Motor Vehicle Department for designated for the handicapped to of Masons. It will include cards, pool, through Aug. 4 has been cancelled. the Town Fire Department, Barry pasting on a car window indicating discourage other drivers from using However, Arts Encounter is relations workshop will be held every- fellowship and refreshments. All Wednesday from 7 to 9 p.m. during' Bernstein, chairman of the Commis­ that there is a handicapped those spaces. Masons and their friends are invited, offering a free weekly course in play sion for the Handicapped, told com­ passenger in the car. Bernstein said Also, the commission wants to production for persons 10 to 16 years July, August and September at its' workshop on Purnell Place. mission members recently. anyone wanting one of these stickers work with the Greater Manchester Manchester Composite Squadron old. Classes begin Thursday at Arts Your neighbor’s kitchen Special guests, active in public In case of an emergency such as a can call the Motor Vehicle Depart­ Chamber of Commerce in checking of the Civil Air Patrol, starting Encounter, 48 Purnell Place, from relations, will speak at the fire or other catastrophe, rescue of ment, and they will deliver them. out stores that could use special tomorrow, will meet Sundays from 6:30 to 8 p.m. Pre-registration is workshops. By Betty Ryder Pa the handicapped person could be The commission is checking with decals indicating rest rooms for the 7:30 to 9:30 p.m, at the Manchester required by Wednesday. Further information is available by expedited when an identifying decal the Manchester Police Department handicapped. Armory instead of Thursday nights. Registration forms are available at is visible. calling 649-3230.

-During my visit to Toronto, we had The gallery is open for the public 1 8-inch pie shell ■I'll Five tested ^ Your neighbors’ views: .What does Main Street, Misnehester, need? an opportunity to visit Kleinburg, daily, except Monday, from noon to 5 tablespoons flour which is located about 20 minutes 5:30 p.m. and is open on holiday Mon­ 2'A cups sliced peaches for position from the Toronto International Air­ days. Admission is free as is the Blend sour cream, brown sugar, port and within an hour’s drive from parking. salt, then stir in egg yolks. Sprinkle % I the center of the city of Toronto. The Doctor’s House & Livery, pie shell with 2 tablespoons flour. V v O u i. in housing There we had a delicious cham­ located nearby, is a beautiful facili­ Pour in peaches and sprinkle with pagne brunch at The Doctor’s House ty, owned by John Machlachen. The remaining 3 tablespoons flour. Pour & Livery, followed by a tour of The house and livery have been refur­ sour cream mixture over all. Bake at The Town of Manchester Friday McMichael Canadian Collection. bished in keeping with the charm and 425 degrees for 15 minutes. Reduce tested applicants for its equal oppor­ Unfortunately, I had to catch an decor of yesteryear. heat to 350 degrees and bake for 30 tunity coordinator position. early flight, but other members of Before departing, 1 had a brief mo­ minutes. Let cool. Five persons took the test, and the the media visited the collection ment to talk with John and he Rhulmrli Uurkling final selection may be made next housed in a 32-room, gallery located assured me he’d send me some of the 1 duck week, Charles McCarthy, assistant 0)1 a green-belt area of thousand restaurant’s recipes. Sure enough, 2 teaspodhs ginger town manager, said- acres of wooded terrain overlooking last week his letter arrived and he 6 cups of diced rhubarb The position is one that was the Humber River Valley. wrote, “As promised. I’ve enclosed 1 tablespoon cinnamon proposed by the town to meet ^ The McMichael Canadian Collec­ two Early Canadian recipes which I 1 cup sugar requirements for receiving federal tion had a very personal beginning in find particularly mouth-watering Vz cup honey Community Development funds. The the country home of Robert and even though they’re not from France 1 cup cold water person will oversee housing Slgne McMichael. After two decades — the land of classical cpisine. 2 tablespoons butter Yvonne Walerechool programs in Manchester to insure Richard Pfiffer. Kav Willke Nell Johnson Vic Kovaa Helen Silver Leonard Anderson. it comprises Canada’s largest public American and Canadian pioneers 2 tablespoons flour Peaches are in season and Peach Sour soon. (Herald photo by Chastain — courtesy that fair housing goals are being met. Helen Silver, lOW Church St., display of the art of Tom Thompson still had a lot going for them in I cup apple juice and the Group of Seven together with Highland Park Market) Richard Pfiffer, Vernon — “It needs Manchester — “Parking is not bad, but it Manchester — “There are too many young done.” culinary terms.” > 1 tablespoon honey Cream Pie is a sure crowd-pleaser. Try it dutstanding works of their contem­ trees bad. They would perk up the place. could stand a greater variety of children around with their skateboards Leonard Anderson, 701 Hartford Road, Here are recipes for Peach Sour Salt and pepper Manchester — “Rejuvenation. A little poraries Emily Carr, Clarence The street is too wide, too wide open.” businesses to bring people down here.” and things. Main Street is used mainly by Cream Pie and Rhubarb Duckling. Mix rhubarb, cinnamon, sugar and more parking and enterprising effort on Gagnon, David Milne and J.W. ILottery Kay Willke, 9 Bank St., Manchester — Vic Kovas, 69 I^ in St., Manchester — the elderly.” Peurli Sour Creiiin Pie honey. Use I'A cups of this to stuff Yvonne Waterschool, Windsor Locks the part of the merchants. The place to Morrice. Art of the Inuit, Northwest duck. Place the duck in a deep cast- “It needs maintenance on the planters and Merchants should get together and bring 1 cup sour cream the rliubarb mixture in the pan. — “It needs new buildings. Working in­ buy is on Main Street, the guarantees are Coast and Woodland Indian people is Healthy squeeze of orange half iron saucepan. Pour the water on top necessary. Cover tightly. Place in 375 platter. Melt the butter, add the flour a personal touch rather than a town ef­ prices down and not pick on the public so Simmer together for 10 minutes. HARTFORD (UPI) - The winning much better than places where you have displayed in dramatic settings ap­ Vi cup brown sugar and fill the pan with rhubarb degree oven for 1 hour. Lower heat to and stir together. Add apple juice, fort.” much. They ought to make less profit and side, you can see that they are not in the Pour some over the duck. Serve rest number drawn Friday in the Connec­ to deal with many people.” propriate to their honored place in 'A teaspoon salt mixture. Be sure to cover the duck at 350 degrees after 1 hour. honey, salt and pepper. Cook, stirring Nell Johnson, Conway Road. give the buyers a chance.” greatest shape. Not much else needs to be of sauce in a bowl. ticut Daily Lottery was 637. Canadian artistic expression. 2 well-beaten egg yolks least one-inch deep. Add rhubarb if When done, remove duck to a hot all the time until creamy. Pour into MANGHKS’l'I'Jt FVKNING HKRAIJ), Mamliisler Ciuiti, Sal . .liiK 15. IOT8 I'Af/K PAGE TEN - MANCHKSTKR EVENING IIEHAU). Mamhesler. Ccinii.. Sat., July 15. 1D78 [Manchester High honor roll J The shell game Collectors’ Corner \ The 'h o n o r' ro ll fo r Douglas Meek, Dolores Mlchl, Bv OiCK WEST have ioo ICBM missiles ready lor obliterated. All that remains of the 29 siles. That leaves the United States Manchester High School Elizabeth Mohr, David no choice but to go ahead with 200 ad­ WASHINGTON (UPI) - The East- tiring. holes is 29 bigger holes.” By KU8S MucKKNDRICK TREDEEM ANY ONE OR ALL 0 l students for the fourth Monahan Crystal Moquin, ditional excavations, fur a 500-hole West arms race, which already has In event of a nuclear strike, our So much for the theoretical VWTH: qharter is as follows: total. Now comes the problem. George Michael Cohan belongs to THESE COUPONS WITH THE undergone more twists than a Harpo Minuteman missile emplacements benefits. Practically, the missile The Soviet Union still has vast another era, of course, actually two or High HunorH Lynn Naretto, Christine Marx haircut, may be about to take obviously would be prime targets. hole escalation is fraught with dire SAME SWCLE7.50 PURCHASE! regions in Siberia that are relatively three eras back; but anyone who has /UIRjl^VOftS ^•OFFLAaEL-fasOMt GruiU- 10 Pagan!, Laurie Patarini, an ominous new turn. But if we have 400 underground silos, ramifications. desolate and could accommodate produced 80 Broadway shows— “the foun­ !Mark Albert. Michael F, William Perry, Carlyn Petrie- According to press reports, Presi­ and keep moving the missiles from Does anyone seriously belidve the almost unlimited quantities of mis­ ding father of musical comedy” — YUKON IVOBY Albert. Theresa Balboni, Platok, James dent Carter is on the verge ol ap­ one to the other, the enemy could Soviets are going to stand idly by and Laura Bangasser, Faith Prenetta, Steven Reich, sile holes without people having to deserves a stamp. proving an abrupt increase in the wind up bombing a lot of empty let 300 surplus U.S. missile holes go Btelte. Marie Brugnetti, Lisa Dorinda Rowett, George Ruff. watch where they step. It was released at Brown University, CLUB U K 4 number of holes from which inter­ holes. An embarrassment, td say the unanswered? Hah Bjek. Linda Carpenter, Bren- Saucier, Michael In the more densely populated Providence, R.I., on July 3. It is the se­ continental mlssiles'can be launched. lea st.' Anyone who has followed the arms SOOA da Chasse, Christine Cheney. Savidakis, Katherine United States, however, the amount cond in the new "Performing Arts and Ar­ S C M U 'ir Theoretically, the proposal make? Imagine the Tass dispatch: race at all knows that no gap— in this TW0-120ICAHS Oohn Cowing, Christine Schaschl. Elyse Segal, Gary of space available for missile hole tists" series that began with Jimmie sense. The more holes we have, the “MOSCOW — Heroic Soviet missile case, a missile hole gap — goes un­ m i m Cfosby, Thomas Demko, Selinger. Bette Sheldon, Dana deployment definitely is finite. Rodgers earlier this year. It was printed I LIMIT OWCOUnKmtfAMY more difficult it is for the Russians to crews in a suprise attack today bridged. LIMIT am cduNM m rmy v,. • Timothy Devalve. Susan There may be room for a few thou­ by gravure in six colors and each pane has • VALID JULY 16-22, 1978 VALID JULY K-22, 1978 Direisach. Donna Hampton, Elizabeth Smith, James Stan- keep track of where our missiles are. scored direct hits on 29 American You know and I know that if we dig sand, if everyone stands real dose six plate numbers. DJane Jean. Susan Kendall, Wm . , j. . ' Let’s say, using purely arbitrary holes in the ground. 300 more missile holes than we have PDC's by either of the two new ways, together. But eventually you're going 1 hBchelle Kinlry, Cynthia Pamela Storoix, Judith figures, that the United States is per­ "Satellite reconnaissance con­ missiles, the Soviets are going to dig Kurowski, Stoker. Laurie Turkowski, to start running into urban areas. which everybody must know about by a.Hilti.liU.MIIJ.I! mitted under the SALT agreement to firmed that the targets were totally 400 more holes than they have mis­ now. may be had until July 19. l«m« t7.50 niRCmSE EXCUJ0IN8 Jtobert Leiihardt, Alan George M. Cohan (1878-1942), was a TOMGCOtAUOHM. IMIHTiNVAUIAilCOIMN Liegett, Julie Lohr, Edward W hltesell, Gary W illett, _ producer, and also a performer, writer, Lomnicky, Carole Mackenzie, Woodhouse, Barry S. stage director and composer. He was born RE6ULAR0R0IET tti ANN P M E -A U FLAVORS Jpan M eyers, William Zalcman. at Wickenden Street, in Providence, on Njglian, EUen Rappaport, GruilK 1 1 I LU. 41 July third or fourth (which day is a sub­ ^C/ULUM i MiOALLONi Rjoda Reese, Patricia Shlrer, Laura Abbruzese, Patricia ject of debate with good arguments on ^eeann Stauffer Sheeley ^very, Janet E. Bldwell, FOOD MART MAYONNAISE I Charcoal Briquettes ' ' • - Stevienson Lisa Tilden, Anita B lessing, R obert either side). His parents were Reforming Arts liSAlfH- 64 oz. ) Tychsen,Tvoheon RosaHncQ VanQ Vega. _ . . ___ _ HELLMANN'S - 32 OZ. JAR 1 TOPCO - 10 LB. BAG vaudevillians and little Georgie was on the COLA bU, il Bridgeman, Elizabeth Busky, stage at the age of seven. Gyuilr 11 Paul Carpenter, Karen Churchill, Miriam Cohen, His formal schooling was limited to six •James S. Adams, Cathy ■ Anderson, Sharon Anderson, Russell Dagenais. Coupon weeks. Later with his parents and an older LIMIT ONE COUPON PER FAMILY jSilsan Anderson, Ronald David Daley, Kevin Davids, sister he played as one of The Four Cohans VAUO JULY 16-22. 1978 • Apter, Nicole Bourgoin, Dennen, Marabeth L. I ______who put on "sketches, specialties, dancing Cohan's life was filmed by Warner Bros, I Rebecca Bourret, Mark Dolan, Terry Doucette, WITH PURCHASt OP I7.S6 OR M O R I ANO T H Ii COUPON AT POOO MART. | I WITH PURCHASE OP S7.M OR M O R I AND THIS COUPON AT POOD MART acts, farces, pantomimes, melodramas, as "Yankee Doodle Dandy,” in which IX C L U IIV R OP COUPON IT IM S . GOOD SUN., JULY i t THRU SAT.. JULY I EXCLUSIVE OP COUPON IT IM S . GOOD SUN.. JULY I t THRU SAT., JULY « . f ? W I T m f : BOker, Yvette Byram, Cary ^uki Fujita, Bonus! LIMIT ONt JAR • ONI COUPON PIR PAMILY. ■ LIMIT ONE RAO - ONE COUPON PER PAMILY. and any other forms of entertainment the James Cagney earned as Oscar for the ! (;gffjp Brett Gallagher, Katherine management asked for." Best Actor of 1942. : Charles Cohen, Daniel EHz Gallup, Sandra Garner. About 1892 he started writing songs and There are those who would say that D avies, Kenneth DoroPPO*®. David A ll Pi-trtra aa a ni- o -rn i-o a o i - ai oiiAiriAw a a 1•r^ a n aa PICK UP YOUR VALUE PACKED CIRCULAR ALL FOOD MART STORES OPEN SUNDAY 9 A.M. TO 4 P.M. i n t h e s t o r e , w h i l e s u p p l y l a s t s i sent some to a New York firm. The Cohan was a little too fond of the “cheat Dedominicis, Debra Dennen, Golnik, Jacquelyn Hedlund, answer was: "Your songs are not ending," where the character wakes up to James Devalve, Matthew J. „ Aaron D. publishable. Please do not send any find it was all a dream and so forth. One of m . Djiwney, Timothy Fortin, Michael Isko, more." these (Madeleine and the Movies” ) was ■ Seott Freedman, Sandra Dorothy Jarvis, Karen E. A t Food M art it costs no more I b a lM r M m Im In m th I im m , m m et ea imadiBsaBf um ai I Girrity, Richard Gelting. Johnson, Jonathan Keller, He didn't give up. A book by John described by Woollcott as "something of ' In M iM d . : penise Gilliland, Martha ’Debra Kosky. ■ W ALDBAUrVI'S McCabe; "George M. Cohan: The Man an eighth key to Baldpate." Jaworski, Peter Krupp, Kenneth Leitz, Cindy Lewis, Who Owned Broadway," shows Cohan Cohan had written a play based on a Edward Lemieux, Lizabeth Daniel Lima, Joseph Lovell, to buy the best! Go home w ith receiving a Congressional Medal of Honor book by Earl D. Biggers called "Seven Leone, Lori A. Lumpkin, Don- J]’®resa Mazzotta, Ka^leen from Franklin Roosevelt for his WWl song Keys to Baldpate." In this, a writer of na Monaco, James V. Nar- McCarthy, Susan McClain, Food M art "Over There.” popular novels goes in the winter to a IM P Picks The Best Crocedesl diilli, Joanna G, Oshinsky, Don M cFall, Kathleen When Cohan was 13 he was starring in a deserted hotel on a mountain. He is sup­ ;DfnaSalihi. McKeon, Loren T. a bigger bundle for less money! play, "Peck's Bad Boy. " His first show, posed to get out a book in 24 hours to win a ^ :v:'~ I • Karin Shear, Robert P. McLaughlin. ------CRYSTALS that he wrote and in which he took the bet. Presumably the only key to the place f8niBn SLICED or HALVES : Tihe, Dale Vinci, Richard C. .Donna Another New Item Has Tide I Hl-C T B u m b le B e e "Pick Your Own"Fresh Produca! leading part, was "Little Johnny Jones, " is' in his possession. Deliai Walden, Leslie Weinberg, Jill Murphy, Hoang Minh Nguyen, Been A dded To Food Marts MINUTE MAID] ANN PAGE Zatkowski, Allan L, Zimmer- Disa Pedrazzini, Jeffrey Food Mart's Famous The play had his flag-waving act and the Soon another man comes in with a bun­ Pelletier, Margaret Petrone, Generic Label Products! Detergent Ipruit Drinks! TUNA "Yankee Doodle Dandy" song. It opened dle of bribe money he puts into the safe Shari Possum, Mark Ray- EMONADE PEACHES ALL FLAVORS 44 0 2 CAN I LIGHT CHUNK 4'j 02, CAN in Hartford on Oct. 10, 1904. This show (two keys). Then a couple of women come Gyade 12 mond, Brenda Reid, Linda Plum -O-Ram a also had the "Give My Regards to in using a third key. This goes on for seven Michael Albert, Antoinette Roberts, SAVE 47% I Broadway, " another of the hallmarks of keys and there is mystery and gunplay and $( i Atlely. Martin Aniello, John E leanor S aunders, VALUTIME Cohan. a thickening of plot until the audience is on ; R} Bashaw, Sandra Bellone, Elizabeth Schendel, Michaej * 1 . 2 3 |79 - Darlene Birtles, Diane Black, Scholsky, Lisa G. Schwartz, He wrote the "Song and Dance Man" the edges of their seats. 30.7 6Z. . I MAKES DOG FOOD 11923) and played the lead, of which the Then they are let down flat to find that ' Deborah Buyak, Gail E. 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CHICKEN ROLL p.-"-VouV„ y „ .‘ 1,99 Central Park, where it rums through July off-Broadway Hudson Guild Theater July can Linda Roya, Leslie Rylander, Hellstrom, Linda Henry, H ItR IW NATIONAL • CXLLO WXAPMO SODA Tofu II a high prottin food, vtm tllB and May to PUREE Dawna Le Schlehofer, Carol Hickey, Heidi Holcomb, SKINLESS BEEF FRANKS ,. ‘1.99 p rtp irt, that can form tha backbona of a vtgttarlan 30. It will be succeeded at the Delacorte 9, proceeds to show just how ephemeral SAUCE t S LIC ID TO O X O iX REGULATOR DIET diat. An tdaal food for diatan and budgat • watchara, It and illusive that unity can be. Kathleen Shirer, Nancy Laureen Hooey. Carolyn DOMESTIC ROAST BEEF ,.‘3.29 I2 0 U N C E C A N ia lew in fats and calorias, fraa of chelaitarel and by the NYSF's "The Taming of The Sieffert, David G. Smith, Inkel, Craig Johnson. inaxpansiva. Shrew." Faith Smith. Pamela Karch, Nancy L. ’’HOT’BAGELS 12 po. ‘ 1,09 Fraa racipas A booklatt availabia at all Food Mart ★ ★ ★ Two middle-aged sisters living together (RW e pick the best fruit & vegetables)))' O s to ra i. Pristine Strand, Lisa M. Kinney. Julie Kirk, Carl In Iximess |o our cutlomBYt. «rt rxM rv* me rigni to llmil le ic t to 3 phut, ol any item except where olherwite noted Uemt oUered >or tale rK>t avaiiebla in cate lot* ur lo other retail datieri or wtioieeaiari it was director Wilfred Leach, a veteran in a large house in upstate New York, HED.GRaN.0RBLUE CAUFOAMA-SWST-EXTIU LAROE NEW JERSEY-BLUE CROP-SWEET Dua TOOUX P K IIH N atl POLICY lOMX tTXMt Taylor, Susan E. Thulin, Mary Kjellson, Jeffrey Klotzer, V MAY NOT ■■ AVAILAALa U N TIL MONDAY. / of the NYSF and La Mama, who conceived each having two sons, are visited by the Toland, Arline Tripp, Paul Steven Knowles, Melissa F R O Z E N F O O D S G A L O R E ! U.S. GOVT INSPECTED Not 'etoontiDie lor lypographcai errori the play as a farcial music comedy which four grown men when one of them gets TOrek, Anniken Tyden, Kim Kreuscher, Linda Larson, U.S.D.A. CHOICE-BEEF 1 A .C E PLUMS GAYLORD Sealtest turns most of the characters into figures married. NECTARINES LUEBERRIES Vancamp, Tracy Wagner, Dieu Linh Le Thi, Diane GRADE " A " - W HO LE PROGRAM FOR of fun. Leach also designed the Everything starts off roses, but it hike Walker. Lima. ORANGE Ice Cream LONDON Disneyworld set, with three miniature develops that three of the sons have yatricia Walsh, Eileen Maura Lindsay, Christopher pint Warren, Brad Whittemore, Luz, Sally Mazzone, Karen L. JUICE ALL FLAVORS Free C orelle townscapes in the background; Rossillion, designs on the house for various reasons, W GALLON CARTON BROIL CHICKENS cont. 13 OUNCE CAN Paris and Florence. Elizabeth Young, Marcy McArdle, Gregory McDer- SHOULDER by Corning and the resulting recriminations even in­ lb. Yjjung. molt, Janice Meyer, Rita Apart from a constant feeling that the volve the two sisters themselves. In the 59 • 1 2 9 ^ Michaud, Neal A. Montaily, AND OTHER FINE GIFTS astroturf forestage is going to sprout end they are left alone, but disillusioned WTICHUSK-60L0BI Honor roll Suzanne A. Moseley, Lynne * 1 . 7 3 SOMETHWGDVFERBfr M T T IX liOX. $4 O Q WILL END SATURDAY, plaster Seven Dwarfs and flamingoes any and knowing that eventually they will G'rudc 10 Nardi. GORTON FILLETS XBY XKO. I .CiS OBt IDA minute, the set is in keeping with the have to sell. Lisa Abell, Linda Ather, Laura Nimiroski, Susan » I R I I ■ A U G U ST 19. SHOESTRING POTATOES overall treatment, and it looks good Miss Kimmins, an actress whose first W EET CORN K IW I FR U IT Robert Bagshaw, Donald Oakes, Pamela E. Okrant, U.S.D.A. CHOICE - BEEF BONELESS OVEN STUFFER HURRY AND FILL YOUR BOOKSI against the background of the trees and play this is, has created two real women Barnett, Karen Benson, Neill Dlysses Orduz, .Pamela R O A S T E R S PERDUE lake of the park. Carol Oditz's costumes with real problems and outlined some Berggren, Denise Bolduc, Pavan, Michael Pease, SHOULDER | L , U . S3 are a mixture of military 1600 and 1918 other interesting characters. But her Theresa Bourassa, Lisa Kimerly Pennignton, Joanne TOP FROST TWIN POPS "fSS"’ ‘1.29 U.S.D.A. CHOICE • BEEF Bfown. Perotti, Kimberly Phillips, B O N E L E S S (U N D E R - $ fashion. elaborate plot never leaves her sufficient ICE CREAM BARS ilSi",'. ‘1.09 ROAST Rosemary Busky, Joan Robert Pilver. The plot is the one about the girl, time to explore any of the characters in CHUCK STEAK u 1.69 I ON A 10 LB. BAG -U.S. N O . 1 39 Cartwright, Donald Ronald Plante, David LA PIZZERIA PIZZA »i,69 Helena, who cures the King of France of a proper depth. GO Cockerham, Cheryl Coniam, Possum,, Mark Rawlins, ^ 1 9 CHUCK CUBE STEAK *1.89 fistula and as a reward demands that he The acting generally is very good, es­ OUR . . . T Catherine Connors, Richard Laurene Raymond, Maureen FRENCH GREEN BEANS 'i'i' 2«°.'i.89' BREADED VEAL PATTIES ’ ItV ." , . ‘ 1.09 I ^ s h o r ' e*'* POTATOES marry her to Bertram, Count of pecially Sheila Coonan and Eugena Rawls A&P IS A POULTRY SHOPPE Dienst, Karen Donnestad, Reynolds, Michael Ringstone, ■ ECONOMY W A F F L E S 'HI 6 9 ' BEEF & PEPPER PATTIES ,.‘1.39 WITH THII COUPON AT PDOOMAAT. OOOO lUNOAT. JULY Rossillion. Bertram (more boyishly as the older women and Elizabeth .Carol Donovan, Linda Dunn, Mark Sawina, Maria Schaffer, CHOCK BULL O' NUTS ' U.S.O.A. CHOICE - BEEF ltTHXUIATuaOAT.JULY».LIMirONBItLa.aA0-ONa IffT.IA I-U i FRESH-U.S.D,A. INSPECTED-Z'/z to 3 LBT ^■ COUPON pax PAMILY. petulant than sour in this version) deserts Torgersen as the naive young farm girl Glenn Eagleson. Schardt, Leslie Scott. POUND CAKES choc'?^"t‘;^ h.xl VVV 99* OUR BEST BEEF PATTIES ‘4.39 her before the marriage can be consum­ Edgar Ezerins, Christopher Valerie Scott, Karl San- Boneless about to be married. Director Richard TOP FROST GRAPE J U IC E 69‘ SLICED CALVES LIVER ,. 89' mated, and challenges her to get a ring Russell Ramos’ work is cut out in trying Fields, Stephen Flosdorf,' tivany, Karen Shaw, Amy Chuck Roast from his finger and become pregnant by to organize the multitudinous entrances David Fry, James Gallagher, Silverstein, Mary Sinnamon, (UNDERBLADEI GEM CHILD MILD FRANKS ‘1.09 WHOLE FRYERS Kim Gilbert, Dawn Graboskl, Jeffrey Slaiby, Jeffrey D. him without his knowledge. and exits; the play calls for so many FRESH DAIRY DELIGHTS! GEM BEEF FRANKS ‘1.09 P zT'offlP zFolff'l Susan Greenberg, Mario Slater, Penelope Smith, Bren- = U N AW T . This Bertram is a self-willed mother's separate scenes between different j Pe3h-U.S.D.A. INSPECTED j ON ANY AEROSOL CAN S JlS G u tierrez, Sheri-Lynn da Spinnato, Lorelei SUuffer. Minute Maid BLUE BONNET boy: the King of France i^a buffoon; his U.S.D.A. CHOICE . BEEF BONELESS characters that the devices to get them on Hagenow. Disa Stepanski, Catherine I DURKEE I troops are a combinatiori^^of the playing I CHICKEN LEGS Shell and off stage lose credibility. ^LESSEn QUANTITIES 89* lb. Diane Hellandbrand, Robert Stone, John Stratton, Valerie ORANGE Soft j j I SPiCES OR I lb. OiM ItMMBD TO P BLADE Hesselbach, Paul Johnson, Toros, Laurie Towne, Karen JUICE Margarine P O R K ' j Insecticide} I EXTRACTS AtP IS A COUNTRY FARM PORK SHOPPE Susan Lard, Katherine Link, Triesehmann, Robert Tur- I QUART CARTON I POUND lOWL S L U G G E R S ^S h ?" FR A N K S STEAK Iw iTH THII CDUPON AT ■ I WITH THII COUPON At FreshChlckini3)Uo4lte. Jeffrey fombardo, Lisa Man- cotte, Christine Tyler, Peter SaDDD MAKT. DDDD ■ " pood m a xt . dodo Pork Loin - Assorted ■ lUN„ JULY It T H X U ,^ )N W ,I llU H „ JULY It TNKU , zolicco, Diana Marchand, Vitols, Janet Wilson. COLONIAL BACON ‘SSSfS I SlAT., JULY tt. LIMirjmMHIS ” lAT.. JULY n . LIMIT i Fresh-Whole ROASTERS COIDNUL CHUNK ■O NI CAN . DHlT5 5 E m l | I DNB COUPON M X f a ^ P O H f a x XAMILT. ” ^PAAIILT.. PAAtILV. ^a!^^ 1 , Diana Marquez, Vicki'Martin. Colleen D. Wright, Robert u v e r w u r s t o r b o l o g n a Bookmobile schedule B oneless ' Sandra Mazzone, Sarah Yaworski. COTTAGE *«'iTHT PORK Frnh-U.S.D.A.InipKM I4 0 Z . BREAKFAST PORK SAUSAGE •a.®? P a a C Box*0*CMckeni McClain, Cheryl McKee, CHEESE lIKucuSd CUP 7 9 * ’4 HOOD'S • ALL PLAVeal SWIFTS IZZLEAN liO I. PACKAOa CONTAMSJMASTOnS. GEM T uesday B ris k e ts < SWISS STYLE YOGURT 3Jj;i89' 20‘o ffl!’’10'off Here's next week’s 1:30 p.m,—Tuck Road. CHOPS 3 LE6 OTRS, 3 «CKS. 3 BEEF FRANKS IWIPT'I PXIMiUM ON 3 ENVELOPES 8:50 a m —Ivy Manor CUSTOMr iK T n u CUV n m ▼ WW6S I 3 SETS OF CaiETS ON A 33 OZ. BOTTLE | j 2:20 p.m,—Wyneding Hill CHECK S COMPAKB EACH PACKAGE CLASSIFIED ADS; SWEETENED schedule for the 6 to 10 lb. avg. COLUMBO PLAIN YOGURTcJltSr;..85' SMOKED Apartments. Road. CONTAINS: 6 CENTER, > SHOULDER, Manchester Public Library unUimmed Ann Pag# Quality NATURAL SWISS CHEESE.Sft?..'!.09 SEAFOOD SPECIALS OF THE WEEKI W IS K I I KOOL I 9:40 a m.—Lincoln Center. 3 p.m.—Carriage Drive. V , 8 2 SIRLOIN END CHOPS______SHOULDERS bookmobile: 10:50 a.m —Bower Recrea­ SUCED BACON EVERY FRESH PERCH FILLETS ,. ‘1.79 3:40 p.m.—Kane Road. ia5|'9 the ■ DAY HXTbRAL MUENSTER SLICESL't75' |Detergent| | A ID I Monday tion. ALL FLAVORS CUCUMBER SALAD k h o r r -i 7 9 ' FRESH SCROD FILLETS ,. ‘1.89 I 11:30 a m —Buckley Thursday AND I WITH THII COUPON AT 8:50 a m —Spencer Village. FRESH SWORDFISH STEAK „ ‘2.99 I * POOO MAXT. a e o e 10 a.m,—Carver Lane. Recreation. 8:50 a.m.—Delmont Street. result IN LITE LINE SLICES m r d i n ’ i ;> .% M .2 9 11:30 a m —Bluefield Drive. 1:30 p.m.—Branford Street. 9:40 a.m.—Manchester Ear­ 1135 TOLLAND TNPKE - CALDOR PLAZA - MANCHESTER MANY ^CHURNEY SMOKED STICK t!t. 79 ' J s u r f b u S q e r s a. ‘ i . i 9 1:40 p.m .—West Side 2:10 p.m.—McDivitt Drive, ly Learning Center. WAYS Recreation. 3 p.m —Grissom Road. 11 a.m.—Camp Kennedy. getter m C ES EFFECTIVE SUNDAY, JULY U THROUGH SATURDAY. JULY ». 2:20 p.m,—Seaman Circle. 3:40 p.m.—Clyde Road. 1:30 p.m.—Marshall Road. PHONE / MESTER g f f c n « XXV M - tt m 410 m i NIIDDU TURNPIKE 3 p.m.—Edison Road. Wednesday 2:10 p.m.—Elizabeth Drive. MiKttwiwwwTbuwrbMitrnWMNtctweVrtwiii^ 6 4 3 - 2 7 1 ^ ^ 3:40 p .m .—F o u n tain 3 p.m.—Avondale Road. CLAShtFlEO AOVEPTI8INO Village. 8:50 a.m.—Meadows Con­ 3:40 p.m.—Oakwood Road. valescent Home. PAGE TWELVE - MANCHESTER EVKNINC! HKRALD, M amhester. Conn,, Sat,, July 15, 1978 Co-owner Assistant/treasurer Lee A. Urbanettl has joined the ' Arbor Acres Farm Inc., the inter­ Correnti & Urbanettl' Insurance national poultry breeding firm with Agency as co-owner.. I world headquarters in Glastonbury, has Doctor opens office He successfully completed a real named James B. Kaldy of Willlmantlc as estate course at Manchester Com­ assistant treasurer, with management munity College in 1973 and was responsibilities In Ue areas of tax. In­ Mark A. Blumenfeld. M.D. has announced the graduated from the University of surance, employee benefit programs and opening of his offices for the practice of obstetrics Connecticut in 1975 with a bachelor of personnel administration. and gynecology at 131 New London Tpke., arts degree in psychology. Upon Kaldy received a master’s degree in Glastonbury, and 104 Gillett St., Hartford, graduation, he pursued graduate public administration from the Universi­ Dr, Blumenfeld obtained his undergraduate studies at the University of Connec­ ty of Hartford in 1973, and a master's in degree from Temple University and his M.D. ticut School of Biological Sciences. business administration from the degree from the University of Guadalajara Facul­ Urbanettl is a 1977 graduate of ac­ University of Connecticut in 1977. ty of Medicine. He compieted his internship at credited insurance cotirses given at He is a past chairman of the East Dalhousie University of Medicine and his residen­ : Loyal Yankee fan the University of Connecticut. He is Hartford Zoning' Board of Appeals, cy at Saint Francis Hospital and Medical Center. I Supporters of the New York currently licensed by the State of program coordinator at the Lincoln He is on the clinical faculty at the University of J Yank^s have been seen in fewer the idea of my leaving and wanted Connecticut as an accredited in- Institute, Cambridge, Mass., and project Auerbach said earlier this week he Connecticut School of Medicine. Dr. Blumenfeld > numbers this season than in recent me to stay," Auerbach said. surdhce agent. l.ee A. llrlinnelli manager at the Eastern Connecticut had decided to join the New York was recently elected chairman of the Connecticut ! years but one dled-in-the-wool family Auerbach said he had one other Urbanettl also provided counseling Performing Arts Center in Willimantic. Knicks. But he said the people of Section of the American College of Obstetricians A life-long resident of Manchester, is the Dave Barrys. offer from an NBA club, but would services at Crossroads Drug and Ad­ Kaldy is . a member of the American Boston changed his mind and he and Gynecologists Junior Fellows. he lives at 16 Server St. The current state senator was an not discuss the details. He also said Mark A. Blumenfeld visory Center in 1973-1974. Association of MBA’s, and the American Jam es E. would remain as the Celtics’ vice Society of Public Officials. office visitor bright and early president^and general manager. he had thought briefly about joining CBS as a television commentator. Wednesday morning and his six-year- Auerbach told reporters he had “CBS has made so many changes. old son, Ryan, tagged along. , decided Tuesday to accept “the most Vice president The handsome youngster was' The original guys I negotiated with flattering offer in my NBA career" Richard J. Repeta of wearing a blue baseball cap with the from the Knicks. But he said he aren’t even there anymore," he said. East Hartford has been letters NY on the front to signify his changed his mind after consulting The speculation surrounding Auer­ elected vice president - interest in a certain baseball team. further with new Celtic owner John bach's departure was that he could operations of C-E Maguire Asked who his favorite baseball Y. Brown and listening to Celtics not work with Brown, who engineered a seven-player deal with Inc . a New Britain based team is, the youngster said, “The players and the people of Boston. former owner Irv Levin without con­ engineering and architec­ Yankees,’’ adding in the same “Three days ago, 1 think I would FEATURES! sulting Auerbach. But the redhead tural firm. breath, "and the Red Sox stink." have left. I was going. Then the peo­ repeated his belief that Brown could Repeta has been with FOR SUN., MON. and TUBS..... His nattily-attired father appeared ple and the players starting talking to ill at ease with the remark but ad­ not consult him because he did not Maguire for eight years. me and it all built up. I was stopped He is a graduate of the mitted the Barry family was sup­ on the streets and people told me to own the club. “His (Brown) not calling me University of Starting Next Wednesday, AnoUier FULL WTEEK of Feature Values! porters of the Yankees. l.oii Piniella stay in Boston. Massachusetts at Amherst. COUPON SAVINGS “Monday night while at the “It was primarily an emotional during his negotiations with Levin is Marlborough Tavern for a party with with Houston, is the latest wearer of thing. It really wasn't anything but indicativce of how ethical he is since Levin denied him permission to talk Governor Grasso, there was a severe the New England Whalers’ head that,” said Auerbach. to me. Brown doesn’t talk money. All Manchester ►5 5 0 * 1 electrical storm which cut off the coaching cap. In his 28 years with the Celtics he f B reyer’s ^ H i-C Richmond he wants to do is talk basketball. This Dixi power," the senator said. “I was The 50-year-old Howe, who pumped produced 13 NBA championships, all I public records guy has a knack of coming up with quite concerned about my family." new interest into pro hockey in Hart­ but four as coach. The Celtics won "When I had a chance to get to a ford last year — before the Civic players. But he will not make any W urraiily ile€’d» Ice C ream ^ Drinks J Coffee eight consecutive championships overages phone and call my family at the cot­ Center Coliseum roof collapsed last deals without my consultation and I L o r r a in e M. R a y , between 1958 and 1966 under his all tage in Niantic, my 10-year-old son January 18 — said he was looking won’t make any without his,” Auer­ Wethersfield, to Roderick tutelage, an unprecedented feat in natural Michael answered and said, ‘Dad, forward to playing again next season bach said. A. Norwood and Ann M. ^ $ 4 9 9 professional sports. you would never guess what “if I’m all right physically. “Nobody likes to leave a loser," Norwood, property at 117- $469 Grinds “We want to build back the Celtics Popular Flavors 46 oz. happened!’ How would Dineen use Howe? Auerbach said, when asked if last 119 Center St., $46,500, I lb. can im age,” he said. “There is no doubt with this coupon & S7 50 purchase or more year’s 32-50 squad had any role in his Flavors half gallon carton "I didn’t know what to expect." “Whenever a critical situation about that. I don’t know how long it's George Hanley Jr. and GoodJuly 1 2 -1 0 ,1978 Limit one coupon per lamily " m decision. “Last year was a year of 49 IMMMMMMMMHMMMMMMMMMMJ Barry said. came up. He can do it all,” came the going to take, but we will do it." Edith E. Hanley to Joseph 1 “Lou Piniella of the Yankees is reply from the man five years disaster in every conceivable H. Tully and Lucille M. Auerbach met for two hours spending his All-Star break here and younger than his one-time teammate manner." Tully, property at 235-237 Thursday with Knick officials Sonny COUPON SAVINGS I talked with him,” the boy informed with the Detroit Red Wings in the Auerbach said the team must move Center St., $60,900. Werblin and Mike Burke in Werblin’s 'his father. National Hockey League. quickly to acquire a backup for George Hanley Jr. and New York apartment. Auerbach said “And I got his autograph, too,” Until Houston lost the Howe family •Center Dave Cowens and to get some Edith E. Hanley to John H. Dependo the meeting was one of the most im­ Ryan Barry added. — Gordie, Mark and Marty — to the reoounding and detensive players. Tully and Lucille M. Tully, pressive moments of his life, but that New Celtics Nate Archibald, Billy property at 180 Main St., Bowl Cleaner Piniella. leading hitter with the Whalers in a salary dispute, the he had already decided to stay in Yankees this season, was staying Aeros under Dineen were big Knight and Marvin Barnes are seen $45,500. Boston. ;with friends in a cottage near the winners. primarily as scorers and offensive Vincent Donadio and 12 oz “That meeting will be something f^^E^tatocliip plastic ;Barry clan. Now the quartet is together again performers, Rose Donadio to Jairo H. I’ll always remember. Not once did bottle after four years in Houston. “We’ve got a lot of work to do. Orduz and Suzanne Orduz, 5 9 ^ we discuss money or contract. But Highly recommended Dineen has promised an We’ve got the offensive punch now. property at 42-44 Florence (with this coupor> Good July 12 ■ 18 1978 then on the shuttle going back to Always a Celtic “aggressive style of play” and he But right now. I'm going to take five St., $47,500. • “The guy is unbelievable. One of Boston, the pilot tells me, ‘Red, don't s days off. I was really getting uptight Cigar-chomping Red Auerbach announced Friday that he Qiiilrluiiii dcrd ills greatest assets is his ability to looks for the Whalers to have “an leave Boston.’ There’s no question and it was all starting to get me. Now would remain as general manager of the NBA Boston Celtics. He Raymond J. Whinnem, ■ recognize talent and his ability to excentional club.” about it that the fans had a lot to do it’s over." signed a multi-year pact. (UPI Photo) Windsor, to Carole S. ;savc| sSave'd communicate. Bill will find out like I Would any of the Houston players with it,” he said. Whinnem, property at 148- Jdid how warm and hospitable the follow Dineen to Hartford? Auerbach also said he had talked 150 Hilliard St., no con­ Joy Liquid Fresh jieople are in Hartford. Rugged John Tonelli is the only with former Celtics John Havlicek Coronet free agent among the Aeros and the veyance tax. I “He” be a wonderful asset for the and Frank Ramsey who urged him to Nicklaus looms near New trade name community. He’s a super in­ only player the Whalers are in a posi­ stay. Ramsey was Brown’s room­ Donald N. Metivier, otato Chips th Tissue D etergent Large Eggs dividual,” is the way Gordie Howe tion to deal with, Tonelli would be a mate in college and told Auerbach doing business as Connec­ introduced his former teammate and welcomed addition to any team. the two could work together. He also The weeks ahead should be quite ticut Valley Carpet Ser­ Regular coach. Bill Dineen, to members of was contacted by current Celtics 0 Brown interesting as Dineen sits down and vices, Maple Street. B oz. bag ih e fourth estate this week in Hart- Dave Cowens and Jo Jo White who $439 U.S. Iford. starts working on building a winner urged him to stay. Watson shares Open lead Building iiermila Rippled'led 8 Roll Grade A in Hartford. John M. Bourke for JMB 7'h . bag I Dineen, the most successful coach “I was very flattered by their 01 bag each Package dozen Have a nice weekend. Property Management, in­ 5 9 * Jn World Hockey Association play, all 'eelin^ toward me. They didn’t like ST. ANDREWS, Scotland “It's going to be like a horse race. nament since 1974, the same year he terior alterations at 364 W. (UPI) — Tom Watson, an You don’t want to let anyone get too finished second to Gary Player in the Middle Turnpike, $7,000. enthusiastic young man with far ahead." British Open, shot a 69 Friday and A whirlwind finish is virtually Brahaney & Choma Inc., Red Sox toppled Burleson disabled the credits of an old-timer, has now stands an excellent chance to new home at 132 guaranteed with 24 players within become the only Briton in 27 years to Lamplighter Drive, $40,- BOSTON (UPI) - Bobby moved to third on an infield out and BOSTON (UPI) — The been here before. five shots of the lead, and another 10 win the national championship. scored on Wills’ single past a drawn- The setting was elsewhere, his co- within seven. The logjam is at­ 000. ' ■ Bonds doubicid home two runs Boston Red Sox Friday Oddly enough, the 30-year-old Brahaney & Choma Inc., in the sixth inning and Bump in infield. plaeed shortstop Riek star was a different man, but the tributed to the unusually mild Englishman is listed as an American new home at 142 Valley Wills knocked in what proved Ferguson Jenkins, despite being basic scenario was the same: weather which has pervaded over the in the official program since he lives tagged for three homers, went eight Burleson on the 15-day View Drive, $38,000. to be the winning run with an entering the final round of the British in Palm Springs, Calif. And while he innings to win his ninth game in 13 disabled list effective July open, it looks like another dogfight William Pagani, fence at eighth-inning single Friday says that winning the British Open 311 Cooper Hill St., $600. decisions. Jenkins walked four and 10 and called up outfielder between Watson and Jack Nicklaus. (British Open] would be nice, his main objective William Pagani, roof night to lead the Texas struck out thjee before being Gary Haneoek from their Last year at Turnberry the two simply is to win something. repair at 311 Cooper Hill Rangers to a 4-3 victory over replaced by Reggie Cleveland in the AAA farm club in Paw- U.S. greats were deadlocked going generally disruptive Royal and An­ St., $900. the Boston Red Sox. ninth after yielding a leadoff homer into the last day, with Watson holding cient Old Course. Tied with Nicklaus at 212 were ^ „ ^ S a v e T to Fred Lynn, his 15th. lueket, R.l. to fill his place on for a one-stroke victory and his se­ Watson, starting the third round Crenshaw, New Zealander Simon Harold Parent for Alfred *• Bonds doubled home Mike Boston opened the scoring in the on the rosier. cond open championship in three Friday two shots behind Ben Owen and Japan’s Isao Aoki. Ow_en, Depolt, roof repair at 54 Hargrove, who had walked, and Toby ^Assorted Fresh third on the first of two solo homers Burleson tore ligaments in Crenshaw and Isao Aoki, surged to who had to qualify for the cham­ William St., $675. London U nderblade Harrah, who had singled, to hand years. by Dwight Evans, but the Rangers his ankle while sliding into se- the front by sinking one birdie putt Harold Parent for Carl fdike Torrez his fifth loss in 16 This time it is Watson tied at the pionship, equalled the best round of tied the score in the fifth on Bert eond base last Sunday in Rohebach, roof repair at decisions and send the Red Sox down top with big Englishman Peter from 50 feet and two more from 20 the tournament with a 67, while Broil ~ S teak b rk Chops Chicken Legs Campaneris’ first homer of the 101 Washington St., $995. to their third straight defeat. Cleveland. The injury foreed Oosterhuis, but the ever present feet for a 2-under-par 70 and a 54-hole Crenshaw and Aoki, who shared the season. Evans’ 18th homer, a career Golden Bear is only one shot back. Harold Parent for ! The Rangers pushed across what him out of Ihe All-Star game. score of 211. second round lead, both had 73. Alphonse Obuchowski, roof Boneless 3 Center Cuts. high, gave the Red Sox a 2-1 lead in Haneoek, 24, was ohtain€-d in Unlike last year when Watson and “For the first four holes I felt I Bunched another stroke back at 213 Boneless proved to be the winning run in the repair at 11 Lakewood Cir­ Beef ... ^ 4 5 9 3 Sirloin Cuts. Brookside the fifth. a trade with Cleveland last Nicklaus had it ail to themselves didn’t now what I was doing out were Americans Tom Weiskpf (72) M 7 9 Underblade)lade ■ f n ' S : ^ 4 4 9 pighth when Hargrove doubled, cle South, $1,200. Chuck Farm K Deeemher for Jaek Baker. He coming home, there are 12 men there,” said Watson, who was for­ Tom Kite (72), and John Schroeder Beef Chuckbuck H 3 Blade Cuts, Ken Krivanec for Robert Shoulder Whole g ^ ^ I b . has played in 83 games with bunched within three shots of the tunate to pick up only one bogey in (70) along with Nick Faldo of Britain ■ lb. Donahue, roof repair at 90 Pawtucket this season and is lead this time. that stretch. “I didn’t get organized (70) and at 214 were Australians Cooper Hill St., $1,500. Civitan in upset win hatting .301 with eight home Still, the anticipation is strong that in my own mind until I birdied the Peter Thomson (72) and Bob Shearer 4 ^ ^ ( Eastern Roofing Corp. Fresh Dairy Features! Each side had three hits but runs and 43 KBIs. whatever the outcome, whoever else fifth. Then I hit two good shots in (74). Thomson, who is 48, has won the for David Wilbour, roof Mr. Deli Favorites! IT A^Save'I Save m m Civitan had what counted in the run toriay at 5 o'clock at Waddell with the is involved, Watson and Nicklaus will succession and was on my way.” British Open five times, the first repair at 26 Wadsworth St., department for an upset 10-3 win winner walking away with the title. Gatto named engage in another spectacular finish. The big shot for Watson came on time coming in 1954, and has been 7 2 0 ^ Chicken Gary Schlichting had a grandslam “Just as long as the same thing the par-3,178-yard eighth when his 4- runnerup three times. $1,995. Chicken over previously unbeaten Dairy Mass. (UPI) — Vic Gatto, a former homer in the fourth inning and a doesn’t happen as last year," said iron carried him to 50 feet of the pin Arnold Palmer saw his dream of a Nathan Hale Construc­ Queen in the Town Farm Little star running back at Harvard and Richmond single to pace Civitan. Pat Farrell Nicklaus, who has been runnerup in and he sank the monster putt. After third open dissolve into a nightmare tion Co. for Richard Egan, All White Meat || League Tournament last night at most recently coach at Bates Thighs m tripled and Ray Sprague doubled for the British Open the last two years two-putting the next three holes, he when he made a triple bogey 7 on the roof repair at 24 Hendee D rum sticks Waddell Field. College, has been named head foot­ the losers. and six times overall. picked up his final birdies with 20 17th hole for the second successive Road, $2,500. M argarine The same pair squares off again ball coach at Tufts University, Chicken Roll^ “Its anybody’s ballgame, that’s for feet putts on the 12th and 13th. day, pushing him back to 75 for the Brookside Brookside c ■ Athletic Director Rocky Carzo said Farm sure,” said the 28-year-old Watson. Oosterhuis. who hasn’t won a tour­ round and 217 for the tournament. Farm 11b. Thursday. 0 ^ 11b Mr. Deli Fresh Fresh pkg. 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Keith advanc^ to The Medics had nine hits against The Federal Trade Com­ Lovllts-Frozen-Beef S A 9 d BomMaaa Bad C h u c k ^ ^ S 4 9 9 frames took an 8-7 lead only to see third on two errors and scored on Bob eight for the Vets with the losers all natural last night the Medics ousted mission has announced a r, Hamburg Army & Navy, 9-8, at Leber the Vets tie it in the top of the sixth Allen’s hit. charged with nine errors compared retail price-fixing settle­ Burgers -:*3 Blade Steak Field. inning. The Medics took the lead in their to five for the Medics. ment against the makers of But the Medics scored the winning half of the fifth. Gallagher doubled Chetelat and Gallagher each had Florsheim Shoes and Lon­ run in the home sixth. Mark and scored as Holmes reached on an two hits for the winners. Holmes was ' Rolls The Medics will face league foe don Fog raincoats which it Ciechowski topped a single down the error. McKenney stroked a safety the winning hurler. 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Celt Cowens ‘glad’ products, police the way Army & Navy scored once in the nanas opening inning and two more in the dealers are reselling, or Nectarines cut off its sales to any Adorn third for a 3-0 advantage. It scored COLD SPRING, Ky. (UPI) — Boston Celtics center Dave dealer because of the Minute Maid four times in the fourth. Cowens learned Red Auerbach decided to continue as general prices charged at the retail H air Spray Hall of famer Joel Tinney, Mike Suhie and John manager and president of the team in a telephone call Friday to level. Orange Juice Mazurek walked and scored ahead of In addition to the shoe KINGS ISLAND, Ohio (UPI) - Chris Petersen’s grandslam homer his parents’ farm. and raincoat line, the com­ 3 Varieties Notre Dame end Leon Hart, one of over the left field fence. “Is that so,” Cowens told UPI, ad­ earlier in the day. ' It wasn't my con­ pany, which had sales of only two linemen to win the Heisman ■ The big lead didn’t last long as the ding it was the first he heard Auer­ B 'io z , cern anyway. That was his affair.” $1.4 billion in 1976, also CouldnH beat throw Trophy, was among the first group of Medics plated four markers. bach had signed a multi-year con­ . aero can tract with the National Basketball The 30-year-old star said he would makes Thayer McNeil 6 9 lb. A rm y & Navy’s Jimmy Marx (4) is forced at second base by Ha" of Earners to announ^ce plans to Chetelat singled, took second on a can ^ be back in Boston “in about a week." shoes, and Devon College- wild pitch and scored on $ Joe Association club. Medics sh ortstop Joe Gallagher in Town Little League Tourna- S r P o S ^ ’s c S S Gallagher single. The latter scored “If he’s happy then I’m glad for Auerbach said recently he decided Town and Queen Casuals 3 reserve Ihe right to limit quanllties Not responsible lor lypographical errors Prices elfeclive Julv '2 thru July 18.1978. to join the New York Knicks. wearing apparel. ment tilt last night at Leber Field. (Hef’ald photo by Chastain) ball Hall of Fame. as Mark Holmes’ fly to right was him,” Cowens said of the pact signed MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn.. Sill . .lulv 15. 1978 — PAGE EH-TEKN gniiRTF.F.N- MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Mamlicstcr. Conn.. Sal.. July 15. 1978 PAGE Massengale, Regalado joggers are invited Joe’s world Martin’s health scheduled to play here Area By JOE QARMAN major concern

Two touring golf professionals on the PGA cir­ join Andy West in run NEW YDWftUPI) — Billy Martin’s health is of major con­ cuit, Rik Massengale and Vic­ ¥ cern to principal owner George Steinbrenner and he is willing to tor Regalado will stop off and extend the contract of the New York Yankees’ manager and sharpen up their game Area joggers are invited by the Greater Hartford Jaycees to Fly fishing easy Dingle Dongle Esq. I could go on, ad keep him in the organization if the pressures of managing escort distance runner Andy West into Hartford on Monday. Tuesday, July 25 at the Last week a young man stopped by infinitum, but I won’t. become too strenuous. West's arrival in Hartford will to see me and asked if I would give Today, thank goodness, these sport Manchester Country Club Steinbrenner said it was brought to said to him you health should come mark the first quarter of his 2,500- him some fly casting lessons. I cosponsored by the U.S. Jaycees and “intellects” are in the minority. his attention that Martin’s health has first, then your family and then your before taking part in the GHO. mile run to help Jaycee chapters The Travelers Insurance Companies. agreed, and when we were out in the The sport has really exploded. deteriorated this season. Massengale will be here raise funds for Muscular Dystrophy. parking lot, where he was putting job.” Nearly 2,000 persons are expec^ More and more people have time to The Yankee owner also said Steinbrenner said he met with Mar­ conirfSTiments of the Del Monte The Jaycees plan to meet West at for a spaghetti dinner on Constitution ' into practice what I had shown him, fish, equipment is much less expen­ Thursday night he had not, contrary tin’s agent and lawyer, Doug New­ Cheney Technical School in Plaza Monday night. The occasion he stopped me cold with. ”I know I Food Company while Regalado sive, books have been written to a publish^ report, made Martin a ton, at the All-Star Game last Manchester at 10 a.m. Monday. will mark the arrival in Hartford of won’t be able to catch a trout on a fly simplifying the sport and fly fishing will be in town as the guest of settlement offer but would give him a Tuesday and inquired about Martin’s Police will escort West and his sup­ for at least three months after I hit schools have sprung up all over the MCC member Tom Wall. West. front office job if he desired to step health. Steinbrenner said he became porters as they run along West Mid­ Hosts are the Greater Hartford the streams.” country. These are generally down as manager because of his concerned when he read that Martin Both plan to play a round, dle Turnpike to East Hartford, down "Where did you hear that non- weekend seminars. Jaycees, who will donate all health before the season ended. had blacked out a few weeks ago but local pro Ralph DeNicolo Burnside Avenue and Connecticut proceeds to Muscular Dystrophy ; sense?” I asked him. The first school was started about Before their meeting Tuesday, at refused to see a doctor even at the reported. Boulevard, across the Buckeley < He told .me that this word was 15 years ago by Bill Calms, when he Hik Massenpnlo Association. which Steinbrenner suggested some urging of his friends. Bridge into Hartford, and up State 1 passed onto him by a friend of his “ All the spaghetti you can eat” will was working for the Orvls Co. Bill, lineup changes for the world cham­ "I read that he (Billy) had some Street to the Old State House. be served from 6 to 9 p.m. on the (who was a fly fisherman, and his for my money, is the most pions, the Yankee owner said trouble and they wanted him to go to A welcoming ceremony for the north end of the plaza. Emceeing the "instructor.” His friend, who I met knowledgeable person in the country he asked Martin about his health. a hospital and he wouldn’t go,” said Farmington resident will be hosted program will be Brad Davis. later that week, and others like him, today on the subject of trout, rods, Martin said he wanted to continue as Steinbrenner. ” I told Doug Newton, by Hartford Mayor George Athanson, Live music will be provided by really get my cork out. However, he, reels, lines, leaders, flies, etc. manager. ‘if that’s the case, I will extend his Regalado two up WTIC Sports Director Arnold Dean Rhani and Friends, who recorded the and people like him, will be the sub­ His opening remark at the begin­ “I did not offer him a settlement present contract and keep him in the and the Jaycees on the Main Street ject of a future column. recently released song, “Six Million ning of each class was “Fly fishing is but I was concerned about his side of the Old State House at noon. organization.’ He’s always been Steps,” created especially for West’s Over the years a mystique has been easy” ... and then he would proceed health,” said Steinbrenner. "The Joggers are encouraged to pledge thinking about opening a boys’ camp r two rounds historic run. West’s route from built up about fly fishing that does to prove it to the students. The proof first thing I said to him today was with Mickey Mantle and I’ll even go one dollar to Muscular Dystrophy for W- Maine to Florida is over 2,500 miles, not make any sense... unless it is self of the statement is number of schools ‘Bill, are you OK?’ He said, ‘Yes, 1 each mile they run, a Jaycee in there with him. or six million steps. The record has gratification or ego building. that have blossomed forth, and the am .’Isaid, ‘What do you want to do?’ “Doug said, ‘No, 1 think he wants COAL VALLEY, 111. (UPI) - Victor Regalado shot a 7-under- spokesman noted. become the theme song for the West There is nothing competitive about many, many more fly fisherman. He said, ‘I want to keep fighting.’ I to keep managing.’” par 64 — one stroke off the course record — to lead the field with The West Runs South Project is Runs South Project. it, and yet so many of the old guard I’ve been teaching fly casting and Slight disagreement a 131 Friday after the second round of the $150,000 Quad Cities and quite a few of the new af- fly fishing myself, for the least 15 ficionados try to surround years, and I say any good instructor Open. Not only was Thursday night’s Little League tournament Diego, and Fred Marti, who was tied themselves with an aura of adroit can have a novice laying out 30’ of baseball game between Modern Janitorial and Army & Navy Fuzzy Zoeller shot a 63 at the 6,561- for the lead after the first round McEnroe charges skill and piscatorial super in­ line in an hour’s time. Lost hoop game Bring on the spaghetti heated but the umpires didn’t see eye-to-eye during the action. yard Oakwood Country Club in 1976 Thursday, with 133s. telligence. Short practice periods, on the and Sam Adams tied the record last Renner shot a 9-under 66 Friday. Distance runner Andy West, Cheney Tech grad, is surrounded They set themselves apart and lawn, water, or any flat area, for one Base Umpire Ken Monroe points to pitching rubber and tries to year. "I played extremely well on the into semifinals by his favorite meal — spaghetti. West plans to eat shaghetti above the average fisherman, in­ week and then back for another explain point to Umpire-in-Chief Lou Pilver at Leber Field. The Regalado, who was tied for the first 11 holes,” Renner said. “I just stead of trying to welcome neophytes hour’s instruction. brings attention arbiters disagreed on the interpretation. A&N won, 6-4. (Herald every day during his 56-day run from Caribou, Maine to lead after the second round last year didn't get the ball close enough on the FOREST HILLS, N.Y. (UPI) — John McEnroe charged into into the fold. The novice should be able to cast a Marathon in the Florida Keys. West is running to help local photo by Chastain) but finished tied for second place, last few holes. 1 didn’t drive the ball the semifinals of the $300,000 round-robin Forest Hills In­ Back when I first started to fly fish fly 30 to 50 feet and be able to place it played without a bogey during the se­ well today so I’m going out to try to Jaycees along the route to raise funds for Muscular Dystrophy. (30 years ago) highly technical where he wants to after the second cond round but wasn't entirely vitational Friday with a 6-2, 6-3 victory over Wojtek Fibak, who DES MOINES, Iowa (UPI) — Before last week. Chuck work on it. It isn’t any fun hitting 40 knew before the match he had already qualified for a chance at jargon was maintained in all conver­ hour. thrilled. yards behind the other fellows.” sation about fishing. Nothing was A run down on lines, leaders, Lamaak never realized losing a basketball game could bring a ‘Tve been playing well this year Marti, who shot a 67 Friday, has the $100,000 first prize. simplified, especially learning to streamside entymology, and the team so much attention. but my problem has been my put­ McEnroe, the 19-year-old left­ heels chasing a short ball and came not had a bogey this week, including cast. seasonal colors of flies (starting the Lamaak was the leading scorer on would not give up,” it says, Golf land winners named ting," he said. “1 changed my putter Monday’s qualifying rounds. hander playing his first tournament up cluthing his ankle. Play was Pair shares lead A favorite method was tucking a season with dark grey, to light grey, the first of the year and have had halted for a minutes, but he con­ the Lake View-Auburn High School Lamaak, who will continue his “1 played about the same as yester­ in the United States as a dollar bill in to your armpit. This was to dark brown, to light brown, to dark team, which was beaten soundly by basketball career at W artburg only two rounds where I've broken 30 day,” said Marti, who shot a 66 for professional, took his third match tinued with no ill effects to his game. to make you keep your arm and cream to white) and the nucleus of a Winners in Connecticut Golf Land’s Varca of 103 West Street, Bolton. putts." “I sprained it a couple of times this t, V Iowa City Regina in the cham- College, said he remembers what he the first round. “I hit a couple of without a loss and automatically in LPGA Classic elbow in close to your body when fly fisherman is born. pionship game of the Class lA state thought when the picture was taken, 20th anniversary Open were an­ Most five’s were shared by Elaine He had 31 putts Friday and 32 drives in the rough but I had good lies joined Vitas Gerulaitis and Hie year,” McEnroe said. “I was running casting. (Really, absolutely, I’m not saying that it is as simple nounced today at the popular par Awana of 949 Pleasant Valley Road, Thursday. fine. It only hurt when I turned it in.” tournament in March. “ft would have been nice to have and was able to get up and down." Nastase in Saturday’s semifinals. positively not the least bit as it reads, but it sure is a good Lamaak and his teammates didn't t[,g (rhampionship) trophy, but I was three course in Talcottville. South Windsor; Harriet Gough of 110 "When you're using 33 and 34 putts DUBLIN, Ohio (UPI) — Veteran Kathy Postlewait and rookie Mark Steullet of 173 Eldridge Roxbury Road, East Hartford, and Defending champion Mike Morley, But Fibak, who beat Billy Martin necessary). If you moved your arm beginning that can progress and know it then, but that loss eventually thinking about how it was the last a round, it's hard to stay in the lead," Janet Anderson fired 4-under-par 68’s Friday to share the first- Street, Manchester, gained first Paul Cottle of 166 Clinton Drive, tied for the lead Thursday, was four and John Newcombe in straight sets out too far, and the bill fell... you lost become a really enjoyable sport. put them before millions of magazine game in my four-year career,” he Regalado said. Brother wins round lead in an $85,000 LPGA Classic. South Windsor. strokes out of the lead at 7-under. He before his loss to McEnroe, knew a it. A little instruction, lots of practice, readers across the country. said. “That’s the way a career should place. But his drives were extremely ac­ Second was Terry Britner of Wanda Williams of 69 Victoria was tied for fourth place with defeat would still give him a spot in You were also made to feel that it lots of reading (there are some great A Maryland company, impressed end, in the championship game, no curate. He only missed one green over brother The co-leaders, both looking tor round of 36-32, but felt her score Mt.Vernon Drive, Vernon. Street, South Windsor, was credited Zoeller. the semis with the best runnerup was useless if you did not have the books out today) and numerous trips with the determination and poise m atter if you win or lose.” during the round and most of his their first tour wins, are only one could have been much lower. with the most sixes. The tournament, which ends Sun- NEWPORT, R.I. (UPI) - Eighth- . right rod (expensive cane), silk line, to the streams and you’re on your Lake View-Auburn displayed at the The ad itself caught the team and Rick Gobeille of 30 Harlan Road, putts were in the 3-to 10-foot range. record, based on percentage of sets shot ahead of a cluster of seven “I lipped out a lot of putts,” said Nearest to the flag was a drive bv dav. provides a $30,000 first-place seeded Tom Gullikson of Easton, English reel and flies tied by J.P. way. tournament, featured the team in an 1,600 residents of the Lake View- Manchester was third with Russ Tied for second were Jack Renner, won. players who came in at 3-under 69 on Postlewait, “and it was kind of scary Jim Sparks of 655 Talcottville prize. Pa., Friday upset twin-brother Tim, advertisement that ran in Newsweek Auburn area in northwest Iowa by Allen of 17 Charter Road, Stafford 22, a second year pro from San McEnroe goes against Nastase the par-72, 6,265-yard Riviera Coun­ coming in just thinking what I could the second seed and the defending and New Yorker magazines last surprise. The team and coaches knew Springs, fourth. Road. Vernon. Saturday afternoon followed by try Club course. have shot. It could have been three or The most three’s were scored by First and second place winners will Fibak against tournament favorite champion, 6-3,1-6,6-4 in the quarter­ week. pictures were being taken, but until The 69’s included Mary Dwyer, four more under par.” Steve Menchell of Manchester and receive tickets to the Boston Red Sox Vitas Gerulaitis at night. finals of the $75,(KX) Hall of Fame ten­ The two-page ad is dominated by a the ad appeared, they didn’t know Cathy Mant, Alexandra Reinhardt, Although she has never before led Richard Leete of 200 Hillside Drive, - New York Yankee game Sept,9 at Fibak conceded he might not have nis championships. color picture of Lamaak, teammate exactly how the photographs would Softball Pat Bradley and rookies Betsey at the end of a round, Postlewait South Windsor. F’enway Park. Bus transportation given his best effort knowing a loss In the other quarterfinal match, Dave Seger, manager Garry King, Shannon Johnson and Vicki said, “ I always felt if I got into this be used. Most four’s were credited to John will be included. didn’t matter. John James of Adelaide, Australia, Leonard, Coach Bernie Van Roekel ”I really tnink it’s quite an honor,’ REC two apiece lor Wilson s. Tanger Fergon. position I could par somebody to “John was calculating all morning beat Tim Wilkison of Shelby, N.C., 6- and Assistant Coach Frank Kraft Van Roekel said. "How often do you liomcrcd. John Quinn had two blows Another shot back at 70 are Pat death.” Two runs in the fourth inning and 2, 6- 2. standing near their bench after the and told me I’m in anyhow,” Fibak Meyers, M.J. Smith, Barbara Anderson, from West Sunbury, Pa., get a chance to have the kids you five more the next stanza broke open for the Barbers. Tom Gullikson, 27, dominated the 99-50 loss to Regina. A photographer said. “ But I cannot say it affected Moxness and Sandra Burns, while work with, your team and your com­ a close contest as Zembrowski's Standings: Wilson’s 7-3, Westown first set, dominating his brother’s labeled her round her best ever and captured the group, looking long­ my game. It’s not fair to the others if another group of eight golfers were munities represented in a national trimmed DeMolay. 9-3, last night at 6-4, Flo’s 6-4, Lathrop 6-4, Cherrone's serve in the sixth game after both credited a recent improvement in faced but proud, watching Regina I don’t play well. So I try the best I at 71, including defending champion her game to “experience and con­ magazine?” Keeney Field. 5-5, Gus’s 5-5, Acadia 5-5, Walnut 0- players traded earlier breaks. accept the championship trophy. can. but I saw John was playing real JoAnne Carner, former champion fidence, knowing you can do it.” John Greene singled twice and 10. Tim roared back to dominate the well anyhow.” Sharon Miller and Nancy Lopez, “I was kind of surprised they did it tripled, Paul Lucas and Bob Ostberg second set, breaking service at his The field of 97, including five McEnroe, however, saw it returning to the tour after a week’s on us,” said Lamaak, a 6-foot-l guard each stroked two hits and Jerry and first opportunity. amateurs, will be cut to the low 60 differently. rest. and ties following Saturday’s second who scored 23 points in the cham­ Leaders Dave Bujaucius each socked two-run Fogarty’s win In the third set, they fought to a 4-4 pionship game. “Everybody usually “What’s the reason for him to play In shooting her best round since round. First place in the tournament homers for Zembrowski’s. tie before Tom held service and then takes the winner.” the ad was paid Fogarty Bros, remained on the three sets and tire himself out?,” he getting her playing card in January, Bill Wilson and George McAuley put his brother away in the 10th game is worth $12,750. for by Martin-Marietta Corp., right track last night with an 8-5 win said. McEnroe, shrugging off the Anderson m is s^ only two greens and Batting each collected two blows for to win the match. Bethesda, Md., which manufactures over Enfield AMC Jeep in an ASA effects of a twisted right ankle, broke toured the Riviera lavout in 32-36. National Licague DeMolay. “I just decided to forget I was a variety of products ranging from State Tournament tilt at the KofC Fibak in the sixth and eighth games Postlewait, a four-year pro, bir- AB H Pvg. Standings: MCC Vets 9-1, Reed playing my brother and concentrate cement to aerospace systems. Com­ Field in Plainville. to grab the first set. He then broke died three of the last four holes in her Burroughs, AH 259 64 .324 Construction 7-2, Zembrowski's 5-4, Dave White ripped three hits in­ the 25-year-old from Poland to go on hitting the ball, even though its Chris Morianos pany officials say they chose Lake Parker, Pit 282 89 .316 Personal Tee 5-5, Looking Glass 11 5- cluding a homer to pace the Oilers, ahead 3-1 in the second and held three like playing yourself,” said Tom, a View-Auburn because the Black Simmons, St. L 299 93 .311 5, Hartford National Bank 3-5, Bob Goehring also contributed three times to win the match. left-hander, about playing his right- Hawks never quit or lost their poise Madlock, SF 230 71 .309 DeMolay 2-8, Jaycees Blue 2-8. blows and Jim Flaherty homered. Leading 2-1 in the fourth game of handed brother. hurls no-hitter despite being underdogs. Clark, SF 318 98 .308 Fogarty's plays again tonight at the match played after a misty rain “I’m really pleased at the way Baseball “It’s the 20th ad in a series we have Valentine, Mtl 313 96 .307 MKE 6:45 at the KofC Field. fell, McEnroe tumbled head-over- Tom is progressing over the last few Dream of every baseball pitcher is been running,” said Martin Rose, Cin 365 111 .304 Six runs in the fourth inning and weeks, and to see he can win a really to turn in a no-hit, no-run perfor­ spokesman William Harwood. “The Griffey, Cin 352 107 .304 eight more in the sixth powered big match.” Tim, of Onalaska, Wis. mance. series salutes excellence wherever Matthews, Atl 204 62 .304 Wilson Electric to a 16-3 duke over said with a smile. JUNIOR ALUMNI This feat was achieved this week we found it, mostly in people who Behind the four-hit pitching of Bill Puhl, Hou 314 95 .303 Walnut Barbers at Nike Field. Soccer In the other match, James, 27, had by 14-year-old Chris Morianos of otherwise would be unheralded. Leslie, Mari-Mads whipped Moriarty American League Dick Tanger, Tom Ferlazo and little trouble with 18-year-old Bolton’s entry in the Tolland- “It’s about people who achieve Fuel, 9-1, last night at Cheney. AB H Avg. Ralph Bernard! each had three hits Wilkison, breaking his opponents Windham County Baseball League. excellence just going about their nor­ East; Cosmos 3 (A.J. Marcantonio Tim Ellis had four hits, three RBI Carew, Min 287 101 .352 and Steve Wilson and Mike Scanlon JIMOR serve early and often to win the right In upping his record to four wins in mal jobs. Our people were impressed East: Diplomats won 9-0 by forfeit 3), Kicks 0 (Brian Nelligan, Eric and five stolen bases to pace Mari- Lynn, Bos 280 93 .332 to face Gullikson in the semi-finals five decisions, Morianos set down with the Lake View kids and felt they Lezeano, Mil 235 77 .328 over the Racers, Berenson played well). Mads with Jamie Merisotis, Jim Saturday. Hebron by a 10-0 count and fanned 14 displayed what we were trying to get Cubbage, Minn 201 65 .323 Raiders 3 (Myles McCurry, Kevin Tigers 1 (Jeff Cappello), Meteors Florence and Joe Chetelat chipping In the other semi-final match, Ber- batters. He issued six walks. across.” The headline for the ad Rice, Bos 351 112 .319 Kraus. Ed Ansaldi), Yankees 1 (Mike 0. Kevin Coveil, Ron Cote played well in two apiece. Tim Callahan had two Sports Transactions nie Mitton of South Africa faces Bob The victory clinched the Southern reads, "Coach Bernie Van Roekel Whitaker, Det 244 Letourneaul. for the Tigers. blows for Fuel. 77 .316 Sorrer Giltinan, the seventh seed, of Division title for Bolton. and the Lake View Black Hawks: Brett, KC 280 88 Standings: R aiders 9-2-1-47, .314 Cosmos — Purchased defender- Australia. even when they lost they were Jackson, Cal 242 75 Yankees 8-2-1-42, Diplomats 7-2-3-41, MIDGET AWARD WINNERS .310 midfielder Garry Ayre from the Van­ winners.” Cyclones 3-8-0-15, Racers 2-9-0-10, South: Apollos 5 (Jeff Kennedy 4, Sparky Anderson climbs Sundberg, Tex 275 85 .309 couver Whitecaps and signed The copy tells of how Lake View- Earthquakes 1-7-1-7. Mike Koblect), Rockets 0. out of the Cincinnati Reds Piniella, NY 214 66 .308 forward Joe Filian. the Cosmos' se­ Jai alai Auburn, one of the smallest schools Wings 4 (Marc Olander 3, Carl dugout and with a very famil* Home Runn Rookie breaks into lineup cond selection in the third round of r e su lts iar step walks toward the in the tournament, had to go against National League: Luzinski, Phil l•l;l; Vi EE Stevenson), Furies 0. the NASL draft. pitcher’s mound. Seat reserved for Reggie a highly regarded opponent in the ti­ 21; Foster, Cin 18; Kingman, Chi and West; Bears 6 (Danny Packer 3, Rookie Mike Heath takes over as regular New York Yankee Pro Itaskclliull Even before he reaches the tle game. Winfield, SD 16; a a rk , SF 15. Sandro Squatrito 2, Sean O’Donnell), mound, he gives his wrist a Controversial New York Yankee outfielder Reggie Jackson catcher. Here he talks with pitcher Dick Tidrow and Manager Milwaukee — Signed veteran guard Friday Evening "At halftime, they trailed by 21. American League: Rice, Bos 23; Lions 1 (Scorer not noted on game little motion, and the plate sits in dugout in new role as a designated hitter in series of Billy Martin (1) in first start since Thurman Munson was shifted Brian Winters to a new five-year con­ Twice they trailed by 28. They faced Baylor, Cal 21; Thompson, Det and report; Kevin O’Donnell, Mike nST tWINMlI KID Mm umpire officially waves in a moves made by club and owner George Steinbrenner. (UPI tract. UtOiilbl ON DM Mi member of the bullpen. a team experts called best in the Hisle, Mil 19; Alexander, Clev and to outfield. (UPI photo) Vassallo played well). I l«l Can IIM IM photo) Detroit — Revealed resignation of ID state. And still the Black Hawks Thomas, Mil 18. Bob Kauffman as general manager. Bruins 0 (Christine Rovegno MMiMtZUI played well). Flyers 0. hfM iH «DM TllMa W l.niM having a I « M MM NDUi KID Mm Ex-chami lions IM ih k l IM SD «M I ItvT tfli Ripi fiJI 4^ 19th hole j join field Shribni S.N P iM 14 141JI Steinbrenner levels with Yankees, TiUtcti 144 4HN Talltvood women Among the latest entries in the Captain Hook, as Anderson is known, has struck again. Member-Member-Member Best GHO July 26-30 at theWethersfield TMiw Mus Kva r m Another bullpen specialist GARAGE Country Club were Don Bies, Rik l U M liN 4JI 4.44 Ball - Low gross, Whitham, Ovian, Urnmlk 141 4JI called in to save a game or Massengale, Bob Murphy and Dave IMKip prevent a disaster. And in at* Wasyluk 88; Low net, McDonough, «*Mil-TSMI Laking, Dziadus 65 -18 holes; Gross, Stockton. tempting to do so, he will be hrfMti M 144JI competing for points toward Robideau, Albee, Wasyluk 46; Net, All are former GHO champs. TriiNli 114 m M spells out feelings in neon lights Murphy won in 1970, Stockton in ‘74, the third annual Rolaids SALE?! Holmes, Shepardson, Johnson 28 - 9 Relief Man Award sponsored Then you'll want to tell as many holes. Bies in ‘75 and Massengale in ‘76. by Warner-Lambert Com­ He added he didn’t want to hear Steinbrenner told them the team Gary Thomasson in left field and Ilm ll I7M IIM CM people as possible about iti And the NEW'YORK (UPI) - “I they had to have some direction fromi I U IM ID pany’s American Chicle take forceful measures if the club any more gnimbling over any of has been drifting and someone had to using Reggie Jackson as a designated best way to do that is with a Classified the top, and he tried to provide it to Division. won’t lie down 4nd die like a didn’t tpni around quickly. ^ r t i n ’s decisions. get them back on the track. He had hitter against right-handers until he ' tM * M IIM In 1977, Rollie Fingers of Ad in this newspaper. them personally before Thursday’s taM iU lllM dog, and I won’t let them do it, game with the White Sox, a game Thursday he finally did. “Blame me, don’t blame Billy,” spent the past week going over the picked up his hitting. IriMi U-I m.D the ^ n Diego Padres, and Bill For the first time this season, “Sounds good to m e,” said Martin. Two Molumphy sisters Campbell of the Boston Red either.” they lost, 6-1. Steinbrenner told the players. entire situation, passing up the All- imiMiMMutKnMm Steinbrenner went into the clubhouse Star game in San Diego, and had con­ The four men talked about some URMUMm ILM.K! Sox, pulled down top points George Steinbrenner is the one The chief problem with the Until now, Steinbrenner had been IM Bhfa IIM IM in the National Ijeague and iieratb before the game with the White Sox paternalistic toward the players. He cluded some changes had to be made. other things that might help the club. 7 EnM hM ID CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING saying that. Yankees is their lack of discipline win, lose in net finals tMMMRM the American League respec­ and laid it out in the plainest possible Martin listened and agreed. Steinbrenner was the one who had He’s saying it about himself and and the boss informed them pointed­ tried his best to keep them happy. M hUMDUI tively, to win the Rolaids PHONE 643-2711 terms to the players. He did it with Steinbrenner had some ideas. most of the ideas, so he did most of T M M-7 IM lM Relief Man Awards. Campbell, FOSASIISrAVCIINeUCtNO rOUNAD about his rapidly fading world cham­ ly they had better do something Now he didn’t care whether they Two of the three tennis playing the complete approval and in the Thurman Munson MSRl been taking a the talking. finals while Kate Molumphy bowed amiMiiiMusKnrm w inner also* in 1976, arid pion Yankees and he couldn’t about it, and quickly, or else they were happy or not, he said. All he Molumphy sisters from East Hart­ in the 14 and under division finals to ia n l i a i * l IIM M ID Fingers compiled 69 points presence of Yankee manager Billy lot of pounding behind home plate. “I’m tired of all the griping,” he ikqlmlli ID IM possibly make his feelings any would be playing for other clubs. was concerned about was that they ford, who play out of the Manchester Marianne Roche of Franklin, Mass., Baseball camper llnilMn „ *D in the race that gives relief Martin. follow pilartin’s directions and do so What about giving him a shot at right said. “They’re going to be told what pitchers two points for each clearer if he spelled them out in big There were to be “no exceptions,” Racquet (jlub, were finalists in the 6- 1, 6- 0. IMM M DM The substance of what Stein­ field and seeing what rookie Mike to do by .you, Billy, and they’re going Marc Beaudet of 26 Grove m k u m h id win and save, and a loss of a red neon lights. Steinbrenner said. to Uie letter. loth annual Southern New England Martha Molumphy advanced to the TriMa M4 MM The Yankee owner kept a low brenner said in his five-minute ad­ Before addressing the players, Heath could do as a receiver? to do it. What this club needs and Junior Tennis Tournament this week Street spent two weeks point for each loss. To make sure his ■ message got quarterfinals in the 14 and under Also, the top relief pitchers profile the first half of this season. dress to the players was that they Steinbrenner met with Martin, club Martin thought it was a good needs badly is discipline and you’re in New Canaan. through, Steinbrenner imparted it to going to enforce it — without excep­ group before being eliminated. polishing his baseball talents on all 26 teams win Rolaids But three weeks ago, with the had better start listening to Martin, president A1 Rosen and vice presi­ suggestion. Linda Molumphy. in the 12 and un­ Due to mechanical dif­ the Yankee players himself. The tourney attracted over 400 en­ at the Mickey Owen Baseball Awards, plus this year teams Yankees eight games in back of the and obey - him implicitly, or else dent Cedric Tallis in his private of­ Steinbrenner suggested trying tion.” der class, defeated Kristin Clough of ficulties, Jai alai entries will be competing for a com­ Things had reached such a pass, tries from throughout Now England. School in Miller, Mo. runaway Red Sox, he promised to they’d find themselves gone. fice for an hour-and-a-half. Manchester, Mass., 6-1, 6-0 in the were unavailable. bined club bullpen award. the Yankees’ principal owner felt a , ■*. ,

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., .Sul., July 15. 1978 - PAGE .SEVENTEEN m s m i l i ...... PAGE SIXTKKN - MANCHESTER EVENING HEHALD. Mamhcslfr. Conn.. Sat.. July 15. 1978 , " Homoi For Solo 23 Homot For Solo . 23 Homot For Solo 23 MANCHESTER One Y ear, . You-Growing Old Lott tn d Found 1 Holp Wontod I I Holp Wontod 13 Holp Wontod - I t National Weather Forecast New Colonial. 3 bedrooms, country kitchen,” fireplacra RFAIE REALTORS LOST - MALE, neutered a t I Or Growing Up? SALES PERSON - PART TIME John Deere LEGAL SECRETARY - living room, hardwood floors. yellow Lab cross-shepherd siAnof One week from right now, Experienced Full Time Retail loader-operator, to grade Manchester Law Firm has Aluminum siding. $47,900. Call tsstui.itut 1 $ A ms size. Bolton Coventry area, Furniture Store position with ^ Hcrath 2V89 2977 will you be wiser than you around swimming pools. Mor­ position available. Applicant 649-5125. No agents. name Blue. Call 643-6711 / 486- emphasis in Caipeting and nings or afternoons. 742-7309. must have typing and are at this moment? Wili you 2840. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING r V have learned something? Wili Draperies. Call Mr. Latarco, shorthand proflciency. Legal FIVE ROOM RANCH - H O U S E S O L D Watkins, 643-5171. OFFICE / CLERICAL - Full- experience preferred, but not i Recreation room, 11x24. Lot you have done something you REWARD - $25 for the return never did? part time. Mature, required. Salary commen­ 60 foot frontage, by 137 feet. of a Fuel 12-speed bike which BOOKKEEPER - Immediate Gas heat. Many extras good WORD **Yes'’ answers to these surate with qualifications. NtWVOfW was last seen at Manchester opening. Experienced needed Call 649-5277. location. Call 649-1706. questions are a good sign that High at 9:30 am, July 13. Call for busy office to work with PHONE 643-2711 you are not Just growing accounts payable and Young'progressive, fast ACT NOW - Join the OLDEST DANIEL F. REALE, REALTORS older, you’re growing up. receivable. Mature person FOR ASSISTANCE IN PLACING YOUR AD Lota-Land lor Sale 24 Here are a few tips on how to growing company in Toy and Gift Plan In the Coun- LOST Female Angora cat. preferred. Call for appoint­ Manchester. 646-7250, 10 to 5. try - our 31st year! Com­ 0 4 0 -4 5 2 5 become a more interesting Answers to the name "Pud- ment, 528-9680. THREE BUILDING LOTS - 175 Main 91rt>t' Msnchoiltr. Cl. and vital person. missions up to 30% PLUS ADVERTISiNG Hofp Wanted 19 Halp Wantad 19 din.” Tanner Street area. Call EXPENSES. Fantastic Next to each other, between 643-8487. EARN $4-$8 HOURLY ser­ CLERK TYPIST - 9 to 5 p.m. vicing our customers from Hostess Awards. Cali Collect RATES EXPERIENCE Delicatessen, Parker & Earl Streets, on WOMAN FOR GENERAL East Middle Turnpike. Zoned Monday thru Friday. Send home on your telephone. 673-0494, or wHte SANTA’S HOUSEWORK - One day per weekends, apply in person, Articlea lor Sale 41 Aniclat lor Sale 41 IMPOUNDED- Mixed breed, resume to Box R, c/o PARTIES, Avon, Conn. 06001. 1 day .... I l l word per day Highland Park Market, 317 for 2 homes, possibly 3. Write black and brown female, Fern Choose own hours.249-7773. week. Adult family, own Manchester Herald. ALSO BOOKING PARTIES. 3 days ... 10| word par day Highland Street. Manchester. John Liapes, 18 Saratoga SCREENED LOAM - Gravel, JTIR SALE - William and Street area Weimaraner, 6 daya .... 9| word per day transportation. Please call Avenue, MUth Glens Falls, ATTENTION - PARTY PLSN 649-7204, after 4 p.m. sand, stone, fill, processed Mary Sterling by Lunt. Four, grey male, West Center Street MACHINIST - Experimental. PART TIME HELP 26 daya .... 6 i word per day SERVICE DEPARTMENT ■ - . E Z 3 •NOW New York, 12801. gravel. For deliveries, call area. Old English Sheep Dog. - New exciting 1978 Toy i Gift IS words $2.00 minimum four piece place settings, five Must be experienced In Line! Dealers and Manager WANTED. We are looking for Happy Adi . Pricing and stockroom clerk \'y /iumms'*^ ,131, George H. Griffing, Inc. An­ teaspoons, one serving spoon grey and white, Buckland Bridgeport and Lathe. Must .. $2.30 inch MECHANIC WANTED for UPlWEATHIM POTOCAST C> Inveatment Property 25 needed. Highest commissions. housewives interested in general repairs. Experience a toe HVAC Contractor. Figure dover, 742-7886. and three other pieces. Call area. Contact Manchester be able to do own set up. making good money for part Dog Warden. 646-4555. No investment. Or take ad­ must. Starling pay ^.OO/hour. aptitude a must. Parts 742-8991 after 3:30 p.m. daily Scharr Industries, 243-0343. vantage of our Special time hours soliciting from our experience helpful. Please EIGHT FAMILY HOUSE - In­ DARK LOAM Delivered - 5 Must have own tools. come $850 a month. Tenants j i Summer Bonus Offer and East Hartford office. Hourly call 643-2192. For period ending 7 p.m. EST Saturday. During Saturday, yards, $34. plus tax. Also sand, WASHER - and like new SEEKING NEW EXPERI- MILLWRIGHT - Experienced Excellent working conditions. pay own utilities. Price $65,- Book a Party now. Call rate plus commission and All company benefits. For ap­ showers with! possible thunder, are expected over the Mid­ gravel and more stone 643- dryer. Pool table, coffee ENCES can enrich your life. Ptrtontit 2 in machine repairs, on textile Collect 673-0494, or write bonuses. Mon. thru Fri. 9 a.m. 000, Finauclng anfl*lnanagc- 9504. table, lamps. Telephone 569- pointment call 688-2233. BABYSITTER NEEDED - dle Mississippi Valley, and the Middle and Southern Atlantic ment available. Call 423-6711 • Challenge your own opin­ and coating equipment. SANTA’S PARTIES, Avon, -1 p.m,, 5 p.m.-9 p.m. Call 569- Extra cash for an elderly per­ 3547. RIDE WANTED from Scharr Industries, 243-0343. Coast States, Elsewhere weather is fair in general. in Willimantic. ions. Occasionally read a Conn. 06001. 4990 between 9 a.m. - 2 p.m., WANTED JANITOR - son. Days. Own transporta­ ONE PAIR ANTIQUE Satin Manchester to New Britain, ask for Teresa. tion. Vernon / Phoenix Street Maximum temperatures include: Atlanta 83. Boston 80. drapes- Austrialian valance- ONE OF A KIND - 7 toot newspaper or magazine with early morning hours. Call Experience helpful, but not Chicago 86, Cleveland 81, Dallas 98, Denver 92, Duluth 79, FOUR FAMILY HOUSE - In­ whose viewpoint you dis­ REAL ESTATE SALES Peo­ PIN CHASER NEEDED - No necessary. Good starting pay. area. 649-7286, after 5 p.m. Jade, 144x84, $45. Touch and padded bar with railing and after 5, 643-1257. ple needed - Two full time experience necessary. EXPERIENCED Bartender Houston 95, Jacksonville 89, Kansas City 88, Little Rock 94, come $600 a month. Tenants sew sewing machine with lormica top. $400 , 643-5968. agree. This will help you ^portunity for advancement. Paid vacation, insurance, pays own utilities. Price $45,- become more flexible and sales associates. Members of Knowledge of small tools many more benefits. Apply MAINTAINER II - To assist Los Angeles 77. Miami 88, Minneapolis 89. New Orleans 90. ' Maple cabinet, $65., 25 gallon 2 multiple listing services. helpful. Good starting pay. Full tim e in Manchester in the maintenance of New York 77, Phoenix 110. San Francisco 73, Seattle 73, St. 000. Financing available. Call fish tank with filter and SINGER SEWING Machine. tolerant. Parkade Lane in person. No 423-6711 in Wfllimantic. • Seeft new experiences. Entortolnmont 4 High commission paid. Call Must be 18 years or older, Lounge. Cali 646-2125 for in­ phone calls. EOE. grounds, buildings and equip­ Louis 90 and Washington 84. accessories, $35. 2 Rupp snow With maple cabinet. 6 years Bob Wolverton, Group I dependable. Apply Parkade terview. ••••••••••••••••••••••a*** ment, at Manchester Com­ mobiles-40 horse power, best old. Buttonhole attachment. 1 These may be anything from VACATION WEEK FOR a summer trip to Europe to HALF PRICE on Guitars Realtors. 649-2813. Lanes. No phone calls. EOE. Holp Wontod 13 RECEPTIONIST / Typist - munity College, Duties will offer. Call 568-6559. year guarantee. $125 firm. etcetera. Rivers Music, 7 WAITRESS for Manchester require some skill in at least 2 SALE - Many locations to Call 644-2%7. getting a motorcycle. When Pleasing telephone voice, 35 choose from. For information you ride a motorcycle, such Main Steet, New Britain, 225- PERMANENT Part-time lounge. No experience : RN, LPN, 7 to 3 and 3 to 11 hour week. Company Profit of the following trades: Rough TIRES - Ski boots, skis, bikes, RN / LPN - Full and part necessary. Call 646-2125 for in­ call 568-5566. as a Suzuki TS-lOO, for 1977. Free price list. Open till secretary for busy office in shifts. Good pay, good Sharing Plan. Apply in person, carpentry, painting, plum­ Builnoti Opportunity 14 sewing machine, and tent LANE OAK COFFEE AND p.m. time. 3 to 11 shift. Good Manchester. Ability to type terview. benefits and working condi­ 10 am-l2 pm, 2 pm-4 pm. Stan­ bing, gardening, meclrical □ REAL ESTATE (10x16), May be seen at 108 END TABLE - $50, Ideal for example, you’ll not only get salarv. benefits, working con­ Business Property 26 Scott Drive, Manchester, all street-wise transportation medical insurance forms and tion, Apply in person, Vernon dard Educators Inc., 150 work lours - Monday thru SMALL ENGINE Service large livig room or office. ditions. Apply in person: Ver­ communicate with people are SIMPLY STATED. We need 2 Manor. 180 Regan Road, Ver­ Friday. 8:30 a.m. to 4:39 p.m. day Saturday. Tooled leather top cloverleaf that does double duty as a non Manor, 180 Regan Road, North Main Street. Corporation - expanding A SOFT ICE CREAM Truck essential. Must have some hard workers for full time non. Manchester. Starting salary - Abo)out $290 bi- Hornet For Sale 23 coffee table, $35. New 3 speed woods and trait companion, □ EMPLOYMENT Vernon. dependable employment. d e a le r n e tw o rk . No ready to go. Call today. 203- but you may discover your­ knowledge of medical ter­ weekly. Paid holidays, experience necessary. bike, $30. Electric train, $20. minology. Send resume to Box Benefits. Call 528-3869 vacations and other benefits. TWO BEDROOM COLONIAL 677-8116. Walnut table for two, $20. 649- self in the process. MACHINE OPERATORS for PART-TIME CLERK, nights, RELIABLE Babysitter for 8 Complete training program. Holp Wontod 13 EE c/o'Manchester Herald. between 10 and 2 p.m. Equal year old boy. Part time in For appointment call Mrs. D. RANCH - Quality home, dou­ * TAG SALES 2239. • Become an expert. Pick a Hardinge Chuckers, Milling Opportunity Employer. mature male-preferred. Apply $500. investment required to ble landscaped lot. Excellent MANCHESTER - For sale subject that interests you— summer and after school. Kaminski, 646-4900, Ext. 287. start your own business. Ideal SALES POSITION - Straight and Drilling Machines. Small MANAGER / TRAINEE. For in person. E^ax Motor Inn, Manchester Community location. $45,000. No realtors commercial building and PLYWOOD FOR SALE - 2x4, anything from baseball to parts. Interesting work. All 100 East CenW Street, Waddell School area. 646-6067, for retired or part time. liquor store. Call for details, commissions, leads furnished retail fast food outlet. Retail OIL BURNER MECHANIC - evenings. College is An Equal Oppor­ please. 646-3026. GARAGE SALE 14 and 15, 10 2x3, 2x10. Living room, 2 banking. Devote at least a to homeowners. Call 242-5402 benefits. Apply in person only, Manchester. D etails on request. Mr. Marion E. Robertson, or fast food experience help­ Permanent job on staff of long tunity Employer, and adnears Barker. ESCAA Field am to 2 pm. Chairs, chests, bedrooms sets. Call 646-4160 half hour a day to reading up 9-12, and 1-5 daily. C&W ful, but not necessary. Call established fuel oil company. to the principals of affir­ MANCHESTER, OAKLAND Realtor, 643-5953. bookcase, refrigerator, end anytime. on it. You may find this one SECRETARY - Part time. Training Division, Box 619, IF YOU ARE an attractive Manufacturing Company, 74 Bill Husted at Bess Eaton Must be licensed and have JANITORIAL & CLEANING Andover office. Hours: 9 to 3 mative action. STREET, $41,000, 6 room tables, and good used subject leading you into other Eastern Blvd. Glastonbury. HELP - Evenings and Satur­ Wading River, New York. motivated woman we need Donuts, Vernon, Conn., 875- references. Mellen White & $3.00 hour. Call Chris, 11792, older home. Lot 135x200, Del Estate Wanted 28 clothing. 53 Notch Road, Helds of interest. you. If you are looking for a 8708. P a lsh a w , 107 B urnside days, Call 643-5747. Fireside Realty, Inc., 647- PART TIME HELP Marion E. Robertson Realtor, Bolton. Remember, youth is not a glamorous, challenging posi­ MASSEUSES - Experienced Avenue, East Hartford. WANTED. We are looking for 643-5953. ALL CASH For your property, Building Supplies 42 time of life, it’s a state of or will train for the BODY 9144. MANY PEOPLE only dream tion. with a new Perisian KEY PUNCH OPERATOR housewives interested in of owning their own business. within 24 hours. Avoid Red YARD SALE • 83 North Elm mind. SHOP MANCHESTER. Call MANCHESTER - 9 rooms, 5 Tape, Instant Service. Hayes NATURAL STONE for cosmetic line, you need us. NEEDED - Must be self AIDE For woman wheel chair making good money for part- Perhaps it's time for you to Street, July 15th., 9 to 3. 236-2381. 633-3366. 646-9880 for interview, ap­ motivated, conscientious and bedroom Colonial. First floor Corporation, 646-0131. Miscellaneous miscellaneous retaining walls, veneers, WANTED patient, Vernon, 4 or 5 hours time hours soliciting from our pursue that dream. I have patios, etc Pick up by the pointment. willing to work under oc­ East Hartford office. Hourly family room, 21/2 baths, 2 car items. Christmas hand made COLLEGE STUDENTS - daily, starting at 8:30 a.m., over 1.000 businesses for sale pound or delivery by the ton. WANTED - Gas station atten­ casional scheduled pressure. Monday thru Saturday, or rate plus commission and garage, $72,900. Call Arthur or SELLING your house? Call us items on the porch. Pratt and Whitney Aircraft, a division of United Technologies was INDEX dant. full or part time. MARKETING Represen­ Woman preferred, part-time AREA bj; owners. Many for Suzanne Shorts, 646-3233. J. first and we’ll make you a Bolton Notch Slone Quarry, We offer congenial environ­ separate days for your con­ bonuses. Monday thru Friday minimum down. For free 649-3163. selected by United Airlines to provide engines to power its new fleet of Mature, responsible person tative - Manchester, Vernon, summer work. Hand work 9 a.m.-l p.m, / 5 p.m.-9 p.m. Watson Beach Co., cash offer! T.J. Crockett, TAG SALE JULY 15,16. 9 am N O T I C E S ment, suburban location, and book binding. 522-4174, 8 am-4 ADVISER venience. Telephone 872-6778. brochure write: Interstate 1 for thirdshift. References. East Hartford areas. Earn Call 569-C90 between 9 a.m.-2 Manchester Office, 647-9139. Realtor, 643-1577. to 5 pm. 67 Wadsworth Street, commercial jetliners at a contract cost of $200 millions Friday. Thirty Loil and Found a wide range of benefits; in­ pm. Business Marketing, P.O. Box 2 — P t r i o n a l i lucrative commission. Equal Housing Opportunity. Dogs-BIrds-Pets 43 Call 371-1698. cluding Paid Medical In­ Must Hava Car WAITRESSES - Part time p.m. Ask for Teresa. 1888, Pueblo, Colo. 81002. apartment 4. Boeing 767 aircraft (top is a model) will be powered by P&WA JT9D- 3 Announcamtnti Receive professional IMMEDIATE Cash for your _ surance and Attendance Excallent Job openings in our dining room 7R engines a rerated version of JT9D-7, shown bottom. 4 Entartilnm anl TOOLMAKERS - Machinists. guidance, education, com­ ASHFORD - 3 bedroom water­ property. Let us explain our TAG SALE - Kitchen sets, DOG-CAT BOARDING 5 A u c l i o n s Incentive. Experience on IBM and counter. Hours: 11 p.m. to AUTOMOTIVE - Large GM SERVICE BUSINESS - With - Apply 81 Commerce Street, prehensive marketing tools, 3741 (Key to disk) is helpful, for Houawlfa Dealership needs experienced front home. Oil fired hot air fair proposal. Call Mr. twin bed, lamps, assorted bathing/grooming.Obedience Call Mrs. Sammartino, 7 a.m., Friday, Saturday, and $800 a week income available FINANCIAL Glastonury. PTG Company. but we are willing to train the help in the following area - heat, fireplace, prch, double Belfiore, 647-1413. household items. Saturday prtection classes. Complete 8 Sunday. Excellent working in this area. A cash business. Bonds-Stochs-Morlgtgsi Telephone 633-7631. Fireside Realty Inc., 647-9144. NURSES 6 4 7 -9 9 4 6 lot, (too’ x 100’). Lake July 15th„ 9:30 to 5:00. Glen modern facilities. Canine 9 — Personal Loans right person. Call Marcia, conditions, fringe benefits. Mechanic, Lubrication. Minimum . investment Chaffee. Excellent for year Holiday Inne, 200 Sheldon 10 I n s u r a n c e AMF-Head, 6464200, 7:30 to 4 Atk lor George Excellent pay, bonus, pension MAY WE BUY your home? Road, East Hartford. RN ’s-L P N ’s Apply ifi person only, Howard required. 203-627-0550, 203-481- Road, Manchester. For reser­ WANTED - Real EsUte help, p.m. Equal Opportunity Johnson Restaurant, 394 plan, medical Insurance, round living or as second Quick, fair, all cash and no EMPLOYMENT experienced not required, Na«d«d I6r Staff rtllaf bi 9544. home. By owner. 633-8927 or problems. Call Warren E. TAG SALE, 112 Brookhaven vations please call 646-5971. 13 Help Wanted INVITATION Employer. Tolland Tpke., Manchester. vacation. Call Joe Thompson licensed or taking the course. arta convalaaeant homaa 281-4322. UTC engine contract 14 Business Opportunities at 249-1301 or 643-0213 after 6 Howland, Realtors, 643-1108. Drive, Glastonbury, (off TO FULFILL the last stage of 15 Situation W anted Fantastic earning potential, a'nd hoapKala. POODLES - Guaranteed tiny - T O B ID p.m. our expansion program, we Manchester Road) 9 am-5 pm. generous commissions, MANCHESTER - 6 Room WOULD LIKE TO buy four Saturday. Furniture, bicyles. toy puppies and stud services EDUCATION will be looking for 2 full-time 18 private Instructions referrals. Join the largest Cape. Oil fired hot air heat. bedroom older Colonial - at fair prices.1-423-8789. — Sealed bids will be received in YOUR CHOICE OF PURCHASING CLERK - real estate salespeople. Call 19 Schoois-Classes Real Estate Company in the AUCTION General office background Fireplaced living room, Preferably in the Porter Sreet TAG SALE ■ 145 Loomis 2 0 Instructions Wanted the Office of The Director of F.J. Spilecki Inc. Realtor, 643- - world. Call Norma or Don at • Locatio n SECOND SHIFT porch, 1 bath, detached 1 car area. Please call private par­ Street. 2 families. 4 ADORABLE TIGER AND General Services, 41 Center required. Duties include: 2121. put at $200 million REAL ESTATE Century 21. Tedford Real , small lot, convenient ty, at 647-1567. Miscellaneous items. Satur­ WHITE Kittens looking for 1970 MGB Convertible, • Shift Typing, filing, phone contact. 2 3 Hom es for Sate Street, Manchester, Connec­ Estate. 647-9914 / 423-8958. n. Owner 633-8927 or good homes. Call 649-6480. — Serial No. • D a ys PRDDUCTI9N 9PERAT9RS Hours 8:30 to 5. Apply at Multi B day July 15th., 10 a.m. to 4 2 4 Lots-Land lor Sale ticut until 7-27-78 at 11:00 a.m. Sltuotlon Wanted 15 281-4322. 2 5 — Investment Property GHN5UA194368G. Towed Part tImaOTfull tima. Circuits 50 Harrison Street. Household Goods 40 p.m. Rain date Sunday 16th. 2 6 _ Business Property for the following: f O H t i m e p o s i t i o n Livestock 44 HARTFORD. Conn. (UPIl - United The United Airlines order includes 30 — to our garage on October WILL CARE FOR Con­ 2 7 Resort Property One used full size station available. Must meet tough 1977. To oe sold at CALL 643-9515 WATERFRONT - 3 bedroom REFRIGERATORS - Washes, TAG SALE - Saturday July 15, Airlines said Friday it will buy 60 com­ wide-body 767s which are still on the 2 8 - Real Estate Wanted W« are growing last, and are now starting a valescents, days or weekends. RIDING LESSONS indoor qualifications. Must also be home. Oil fired hot air heat, ranges, used, guaranteed and to to 4. 4’ Village Street. An­ mercial jetliners from the Boeing Co. and drawing board as well as 30 727 Tri-Jets. wagon. Re-tube 2 Pacific dependable, willing to work, B&J AUTO REPAIR AID A ASSISTANCE second ahlll. Appileanta must have previous Experienced, with references. fireplace, porch, double lot riding ring. Western stock MISC. SERVICES Please call 872-9785. clean. New shipmnt damaged, tiques, toys, tires, mis­ 31 Services Offered Boilers. honest, strong, quick, agile, 367 Oakland Street, of North EMtem Conn. LAIMIE PROFITS U ( M ' X too’). Lake Chaffee in seat, saddle seat, and hunt the engines will be built by P ratt & The order for the Pratt & Whitney — production metal working axparlsnca, using GE and Frigidaire. Low cellaneous. From South Main, 3 2 Pamling-Papering The Town of Manchester is an intelligent, able bodied, plus Manchester Inc. MINIMUM Ashford, 40 minutes Northeast take Sunset Street to Village. seat. All levels 228-9817. Whitney for a whopping $200 million engines does not mean the company, a 3 3 — Building-Contracting driH praaaea, miliars, lathes, grinders, etc. RESPONSIBLE Mother will prices. B.D. Pearl and Son, 3 4 — some. Apply In person, 7- Wednesday, July 19tb of Hartford. Excellent for The airline order to Boeing in Seattle Roofng-Sidm g equal opportunity employer, 3S7 East Cantor Strsot, Hours are 3:30 to 12 p.m. Air conditioned, am­ INVESTMENT care for children in my home. 649 Main Street, 643-2171. Rain date July 22nd. unit of United Technologies, will hire a 3 5 — Heatmg-PlumBing Eleven Store, 509 Center at 10 a.m. WE BUY RABBITS. — M anchastar year round living or vacation was the largest aircraft order in history, a 3 6 F l o o r in g and requires an affirmative 027-07 ple parking and good fringss. Call 646-1076 - 5 to 8 p.m. only. substantial number of new workers im­ — Street. Manchester. home. Owner. 633-8927 or 281- TAG SALE - July 15 & 16. Reasonable price, 646-5090 spokesman said, and the engine order to 3 7 M oving. Truck m g-Storage action policy for all of its Con­ HOT FOODS, INC., a sub­ 4322. LOVE SEAT. Like new condi­ mediately. But it will by 1980 have a 3 8 - Services Wanted Tables, chairs, tressel and tractors and Vendors as a con­ OFFSET PRESSMAN, AB sidiary of a national com­ tion, orange background with 2 FRENCH ALPINE GOAT Pratt & Whitney, an aviation pioneer, was "significant employment program," a white floral print. Call after 4 bookcase desks, train set, MISC. FOR SALE dition of doing business with Dick 360. Call 649-2741 pany with 10 yr. track MANCHESTER - 7 room, 3 wagon. Ivy Geranium and KIDS: Doe for 4-H. dairy, the largest in the annals of the Connec­ spokesman said. 4 0 Household Goods HIGH STANDARD, INC. p.m., 646-1168. _ the Town, as per Federal between 8:30 and 5 p.m. record, is now in the □ EDUCATION bedroom Cape on large lot in other plants. Much mis­ show - $100. Neutered Buck, ticut company. The engines will built at the company's 41 Articles lor Sale 4 2 — Building Supplies Order 11246. 31 Prestige Park Circle process of setting up dis­ nice residential area, cellaneous. Some coins. affectionate pet $30. Also — 7 FOOT SOFA in good condi­ It surpasses Pratt & Whitney s own 4 3 Pets -Birds- Dogs M N IK CMLNOrS nKUY adult Alpine Doe $75. mixed Middletown plant. _ -Bid forms, plans and CUSTODIAN - Permanent East Hartford tributors in your area. No Private Instructions 18 Fireplaced den, garage, gar­ tion with slip cover, separate Stamps. Old clocks. Books. 4 4 L iv e s t o c k time position available. DRIVER den space. Call Katherine Tools- 122 Avondale Road, breed doe $30. 742-7215. record set last May when the East Hart­ Richard J. Ferris, president of United 4 5 _ Boats & Accessories specifications are available at Uonulocturlng/ktorkotlng Sporting FIreormt selling required. We need cushions, seat and back. approximately 8 p.m.- Bourn, 742-8646. J. Watson ford plant and Singapore Airlines con­ Airlines, noting the international nature of 4 6 — Sporting Goods the General Services Office, C sincere, honest individuals REMEDIAL READING and Reasonable 633-8469. Manchester. 4 7 — Garden Products midnight. Apply Broad Street MEjlNINPMnn Beach Co., Manchester Of­ 10 YEAR OLD STANDARD cluded agreement for $120 million in 4 8 — A n t iq u e s 41 Center Street, Manchester, who are interested in math; individualized work the competition, said his company’s selec­ Dairy Queen, Manchester. NEEDED fice,. 647-9139. Equal Housing TAG SALE Saturday and Sun­ BREED ■ Excellent riding 4 9 - Wanted to Buy supplementing their In­ program, (lst-8th grade! by DO YOU SEW? BRAID engines. tion of Boeing was made on merits and Connecticut, Opportunity. day, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. 20 New­ horse. Trained to pull cart. Children’s jewelry manufactured come by servicing com­ master's degree teacher. 568- RUGS? New fabric rements Boeing competed in the race lor the "not on the basis of national source." RENTALS TOWN OF MANCHESTER, PART TIME GENERAL man Street Manchester. Best offer. Call 568-5566. Room s lor Rent under a W^t Disney license sell 8075. for sale. For $5.00 really 5 2 CONNECTICUT quick and return quick profits. We The “Herald” has a pany established accounts, THREE BEDROOM Con­ business with a number of firms, in­ But, he said. United was pleased that Its 5 3 — Apartments lor Rent CLERKS, for evenings and Books, records, and _ are a division of a national com­ 3 to 4 hours weekly, your packet it in a shopping bag. Boals-Accessorles 45 5 4 Hom es for Rent ROBERT B. WEISS, weekends. Must be mature dominium - 2 full baths. 2 half Panasonic radio. cluding a Franco-German consortium order "will help maintain commercial air­ _ pany and are looking for sincere, Route open in BoHon. WATER SKI LESSONS and 811 Main Street Manchester, 9 5 5 Business lor Rent choice. The vending in­ baths, family room, all — GENERAL MANAGER and flexible. Call 643-5147 for honest individuals to serve com* FACTORY OPENINGS rides are now available. Star­ am-5 pm. which produces the European A-300 Air­ craft as the country’s No. 1 industrial 5 6 Resort Property for Rent appointment. appliances, air conditioned, TAG SALE- Saturday only, 10 5 7 — Wanted to Rent 028-07 pany established accounts. You Good opportunity for a dustry numbers in the ting at $2.00. Call before 9 SAIL FISH - Alcort bus. Pratt & Whitney won the nod over export. That means only good things for will require a $3,000 investment wall-to-wall. Fully decorated. 5 8 - MiSC tor Rent billions of dollars yearly. to 4. Couch, hi-fi, plants, Fiberglass. Daughter’s prize secured by invenloiy and display Established growing company neads a.m., 742-6173. Rolls Royce and General Electric for the employment and for this country’s mature, responsible Get your fair share! Choice location. $44,5(X). Prin­ weights, and more! Stony possession. Super excellent AUTOMOTIVE centers. If you are'interested in machinists, engravsra, N.C., and Bridgeport cipals only. 646-7799. □ MISC. FOR SALE Road. Bolton, off Route 6. engine business. balance of payments." 61 Autos^for Sale making big money part or full time SUMMER TUTORING. care! Canvas cover. Nylon — person. Minimum investment 6 2 Trucks for Sale LEGAL NOTICE ... call now. toll free, phones are operators. We make spaclallzed machinery that required — $3,000, secured College recommended tutor in sail. Telephone 643-8837. 6 3 — Heavy Equipment lor Sale staffed 24 hrs. per day. • math. Elementary through ANDOVER LAKE - 7 acres 41 KIRBY VACUUM 6 4 — Motorcycles-Bicycles Connecticut Department of Mental Health offara challenga and variety. Good starting rales by equipment, investment Articles lor Sale — with insulated cottae and CLEANER, Very good condi­ 22 FOOT WOOD Boat, bunk 6 5 Cam pers-Traiiers-Mobiie 90 Washington Street, Hartford, Connecticut guarantee and locations. college studens. Call 646-4007. H o m e s CALL TOM and company paid fringe benelita. Call ua for the separate guest cottage. Great tion. Shampooer, attachment cushions, camper top. Notice is hereby given to all interested persons that the Don’t hesitate, call now ALUMINUM sheets used as 6 6 Automotive Service l-SOO-824-5136 best opportunity. Scfioofs-CIasses 19 yiortsmans retreat. $54,900. printing plates, .007 thick, and much more. 643-4612 after Tandem trailer. $750, or best Kennelly joins race; 6 7 Autos for Rent-Lease document known as the Fiscal Year 1979 Connecticut State ~ 647-9947 toll free, phones are (Jail Katherine Bourn, 742- O P EM T O a 24 23x32” , 25 cents each or 5 for 5 p.m. offer. Call 649-9402. Annual Review and Progress Plan for providing mental staffed 24 hours a day. FOR THE BEST - Manchester 9139. Equal Housing Oppor­ $1. Phone 643-2711. May be health services to residents of Connecticut is now available Gymnastic School. 3 to 5 tunity. picked up A.M. only. LEAVING STATE - for review at the locations listed below. This plan for com­ NODLE&WESTRROOK pupils per teacher. FREE in­ YARDMAN SNOW BLOWER COLUMBIA LAKE MANCHESTER - Well main­ with electric start. Call 649- □ NO TICES prehensive mental health services meets the requirements 20 WESTBROOK STREET 1-800-325-6400 troductory lesson with this ad. UNIFORMS WANTED -Cub NEW LISTING willing to be speaker specified in section 314 (d) of the Public Health Services Act Call 646-6306, or 646-3549. ta in e d 5-4 two fam ily . Scouts, Boy and Girl Scout, 1706. EAST HARTFORD Operator 60 Excellent neighborhood and Brownies, nurses, East 3 bedroom Ranch, im­ Losf and Found 1 and section 237 of the Community Mental Health Act which rent, 2 car garage. Large maculate throughout. An fquaf Opportunity Employor Hot Foods he. Catholic School, 649-1225. HARTFORD (UPIi - Speaker of the He said his wife Barbara, daughter of is required for Connecticut to receive federal mental health GIVE YOURSELF A PROMOTION. arking area. $56,900. M«nch*«ltr F’ireplaces in living room House James J. Kennelly Friday an­ the late party boss John Bailey, will drop LOST - JUNE 8. female cat. funds under section 314 (d) of the Public Health Services Act GROUP CARRIER wo cilir t lei D»wii4> Ml Gel a job where you can be your 'ireside Realty Inc., 643-8030. MAIN STREET Chestnut Street area. Multi­ M M i, 61.30331 own boss and earn what you're M TWO 300 AMP Rectifiers - and family room, 2 car at­ nounced he is seeking the Democratic her candidacy for secretary of the state if or for any mental health project to receive funds under Parts really worth. Start a career In real 1200 ni|. ft. Ut fluur iiiudi’rn uf- tached garage plus large colored. green eyes, pink estate. Good condition. Good for firi* Hpurr. .-Kiiipli* fre«- purklng. nomination for lieutenant governor. If he he wins the lieutenant governor nomina­ A, B, or C of the Community Mental Health Centers Act. The plating, or welding. Call 649- lot. Lovely view of lake. collar. REWARD 649-8209. plan has been adopted by the Commissioner of Mental LERDER ERA* America’s original elec­ WE HAVE JUST Listed a Idful (iffirt*. Muir, 2.c. T m ikt us. M. at I've been a widow for over two years and have been told 2S Refrigerate 11 Not bright CARPENTERS NEED CUSTOM HOMES, Additions L that I am “desirable,'' but every man I go out with hahds 27 Makes afraid 16 Identical WORK, siding, roofing, recreation rooms, roofing, me the some line. ("What's one more slice off a loaf 6f 30 Merchant sibling SUZI remodeling, -additions, bread that's already been cut?”—or words to that effect.) 33 Identifications 20 Even score siding QualiW Work! Best 23 Energy unit etcetera. Free Estimates. Prices! Bud Talaga, 742-8732, If that doesn't work. I'm told that it's emotionally (si.) TH E C L O W N Call Mathieu Carpentry, 569- Uotorcycles-BIcyeles 34 forearm bone 24 Elba and or 646-4501. Homes lor Rent Autos For Sale Autos For Sale unhealthy for a woman who has been accustomed to a 36 Far (prefix) Wight 0930, ask,for Norm. normal sex life to go without sex. Then they try to save my 1976 SUZUKI RM 370 - Very 37 Thai currency 26 House pet ^aec ^aintifuf GENERAL CARPENTRY, ACREAGE - Secluded 3 PONTIAC 1970 - 2-door 1972 FIAT 124 Spider Conver­ "mental health” by volunteering to provide me with a 39 Epochs 27 Claim (si.) Repairs, Remodeling, bedrooms with fireplace, C a ta lin a , sm a ll V-B. tible. 5 speed, am/fm. $1500. good condition. Must sacrifice. $890. Please call normal sex life. (Now it’s “therapy.”) 41 Turkish name 28 Eve's mate ^und dRai^xx Painting-papering 32 Garages, Additions, Porches, basem ent and plenty of Economical transportation, Call 528-6140, 875-3698 after 5. Then there are men who want female companionship, 42 Blurs 29 Female Decks, Rec Rooms, 649-2094. extras. For more information $750. Cali after 5, 643-2259. but ^ey tell you on the flrst date that they don’t want to 44 Make C fiifdun 1 Hatchways, oofing. Gutters, call Rental Assistors, 236- PONTIAC 1970, 2-door, soundproof t 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 INTERIOR - EXTERIOR COME AND TEST RIDE our get "too serious,” ^ 7 ' Painting - And odd jobs. Two Formica, Ceramic Til. Call 5646, small fee. FOR SALE 1967 DODGE Catalina, small V-8. 46 Genetic Dan Moran 643-2629. Convertible, needs wiring Economical transportation, Hercules Mopeds. Cycle Gear, Have men always been this way, Abby? Or is this a new material 12 13 14 ^ Ashford-429-6124 experienced College students. 63 T o llan d T u rn p ik e , breed? Please call 5684641. harness, front windshield, $750. Call after 5 p.m. 643- 47 Burmese 15 16 17 Manchester 649-3692 FARRAND REMODELING - first $100 takes it. 1974 VEGA 2259. Manchester. 647-1022. Open til RENO currency Olfices-Stores tor Rant WAGON excellent condition, 9. DEAR RENO: Such men have always been around, but .1 PAINTING - Interior and Specializing Cabinets and For­ 48 Petition 16 16 30 21 exterior, paperhanging, mica Tops, Roofing, Gutters, $1000. Call 6481478. 1974 FORD SUPERVAN, your luck Is unusually bad to have encountered only that 50 School organi­ ■■ 1 Room Additions, Decks, BOLTON NOTCH - For rent, custom interior, 46,000 miles, 1973 SUZUKI GT 380, 3 ilk. There are plenty of decent men in the world. You need zation (abbr.) 22 23 26 excellent work References. small rustic barn, suitable for 1 ■ Free estimates. Fully in­ Repairs. Phone 643-6017. CHRYSLER CORDOBA 1975 - good tires, excellent cylinders, 12,000 original new friends. Keep looking. 52 Japanese 31 32 CSiM TREE SERVICE - Free STEVE ARCHAMBAULT - store or office. Parking. miles. Excellent condition. 27 28 29 3^ sured. Martin Matson, 649- Low mileage. Clean. Air. mechanical conditon. 646-8029 DEAR ABBY: I am 17 and am going with a guy who is sesh (pi.) ■ estimates, discount senior General Carpentry and Inexpensive. 1-223-4460, 7 am. Best offer. Call 9 a.m. to 2 56 Preposition 4431 Stereo. Leather, and so forth. after 4:30 p.m. 18. We plan to get married someday. We both have 33 citizens Company Roofing. Quality - 9 p.m. $3500. Call 6482944. p.m. 649-3251. 58 Amaze ■ Manchester owned and workmanship, reasonable 1971 BUICK LE SABRE - part-time jobs after school and on Saturdays, and here is 61 President of 37 2, 3. to L opertited. Call 646-1327. rates, free estimates. Please QUALITY PAINTING and ...... 474 MAIN STREET - 3 room our problem: ■ ■ " Paper Hanging by Willis RoolIng-SIdIng-ChImney 34 VOLKSWAGEN, 1975 BUG, Excellent condition! Air con­ 1977 SUZUKI 250, 850 miles, Yugoslavia 42 45 call 646-0793. offices, second floor, across 26,000 miles, excellent condi­ ditioning. Low mileage. $1300. mint condition. Call Mark 568- We want to start a joint savings and checking account at 62 Oriental chief ROOM ADDITIONS, Schultz. Fully insured, from post office. Call 6482426, ■ references. 649-4343. BIDWELL Home Improve­ tion, AM/FM 8track $2,495. Call 5682335, after 5:00 p.m. 5623. the bank. When I told niy mother, she said it wasn't 63 New (prefix) 46 Dormers, kitchens, garages, GRAVELY TRACTORS - 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. 289-3159 after 6 pm. "right." Why not? She says he should have his and I should 64 Tread ■ rec-rooms. suspnded ceilings Sales, Parts, Service, ment Co. Expert installation 65 Food 48 49 51 53 54 55 PAINTING - Interior / of aluminum siding, gutters FOUR TIRES - LR 7815. Less TRIUMPH, 1972 TIGER 650 - have mine, and she's never heard of a 17-year-old having a k Priscilla’s Pop — Al Vermeer and roofing. 528-8958. Morneau Lawn & Garden MANCHESTER STORE for AMC 1973 HORNET, 2 door than 10,000 miles. 3 and 4 $900. Call 528-6140, 875-3698 joint account with a guy before they get married. 66 Fasten with 57 58 159 Equipment Inc,, 423-6351. EXTERIOR. Best and trims. Roofing installa­ stitches 56 Workmanship! Quality Paint! tion and repairs 649-6495, 871- Rent - 249 Broad Street. 600 sedan, 6 cylinder, standard speed standard, and after 5. Abby, I don't see what's wrong with it. My mother r ABOUT PRISCILLA, IF I GIVE VOU LAWN MAINTENANCE. Storrs, Conn,, 1 mile north of square feet. 643-5681. SI CARLVLE. LATELV I'M Lowest Prices! Dan Shea, 646- shift, 49,000 miles, good condi­ automatic transmission for listens to you, so please put your answer in the paper. 62 63 Reasonable and dependable Mansfield Cnter. 2323. Available July 1st. Campers-Trallars DOWN C A N T VOU JUST] THINKING WHAT? INFLATION.' A OUARTER, WILL VOU 5424. tion, $1,450. 6486793 after 6 sale. Call 5284903. R. IN CHICAGO 64 65 86 college veteran now accepting p.m. Mobile Homes 65 • 5 VOU 2 Q SEEM POP.' PUMP UP MV BIKE TIRES? jobs in your area. Call 289- SPECIALIZING cleaning and MANCHESTER - MODERN DEAR R.: I am glad that your mother listens to me, and 1 Drinks GRADUATE STUDENT repairing chimneys, roof, new SOME­ TO U E 4535. OFFICE 400 square feet. Main 1971 M ERCURY 1973 INTREPID - 20 foot I hope you will, too. Tm all for saving, but 1 advise yon to PAINTERS- Free Estimates. roofs. Free estimates. 30 Street, H/AC included. Call Trucks lor Sale 62 save the joint checking and savings account until after THING? AROUNP.' BUILDING Maintenance and Fully Insured. References zyears Experience. Howley, MONTEREY, V-8, good run­ Travel Trailer - Stove, REWEAVING burns, holes. 646-2469. ning condition, $395 or best refrigerator, heated. Full you're married. Zippers, umbrellas repaired. Repair Service : painting, Available. Very Reasonable 643-5361. 1971 CHEVY CEYENNE Win at Bridge offer. Call 646-2946 after 6 shower, and toilet. Tandem Window shades, Venetian remodeling, carpentry, or Rates! Call Joe or Jim, 742- Pickup. 3/4 ton. Sliding win­ DEAR ABBY: We have recently become friendly with a whatever, commercial and ROCKVILLE - 19 x 39 foot p.m. wheels. Call 688-0383. blinds. Keys. TV for rent. 5555, ROOFER WILL Install roof store on busy street. Large dow. Call 289-7274 after 3 p.m. couple who are strict vegetarians. They are very quiet Chance piay is winner Marlow s. 867 Main St. 649- iesidential, 667-2367. siding or gutters for low dis­ d isp lay w indow s. $125 about it, and don’t try to talk other people into it, which we count price. Call Ken at 647- BUICK OPEL 1968. 1971 RAINBOW POP-UP 5221. monthly. Lease required. Lee METRO VAN - 6 cylinder, Camper. Sleeps 8, best offer. respect and admire. with the ace. - COMPLETE LAWN CARE ...... 1566 Everything new, $400, Call automatic. New tires. Best Now South is ready for & Lament Realty, 875-0000. 646-0281 anytime, Call 643-2594 between 4 p.m. When we entertain at home and include our vegetarian SERVICE. Mowing, edg Building Contracting 33 offer. Call 6483154 after 5 friends, we always have plenty of vegetables and fruits NORTH 7-15-A operation mop up. He leads / shrubbery trimmed, weed and and 8 p.m. ♦ 86 V; SUNSHINE ------7“ MANCHESTER, Main Street. p.m. along with meat and fish for those who are not his last diamond to dummy’s pest control. Reasonable WES ROBBINS 1969 VW - Good running condi­ V Q 10 3 ace, notes the fall of the CONTRACTORS carpentry Modern offices available. 400, tion. Asking $800. 646-5026 LAKE RIGHTS Go with this vegBtarisns. We'vG never made an issue of it because this rates. 647-9260. remodeling specialisit. Ad- •••••••••••••••• ,,(w, fppf Hpnt 1966 CHEVY - 1/2 ton Short ♦ AQ872 king, ruffs a low diamond, t»7Hi;fMEA.»C.TJI.RgaU.S.PlL0« . Z1 .'Muminunv >iilin^. storms, (julters. 750 or 1100 square feet. Heat after 5 p.m. lovely 3 bedroom front kitchen is the way our vegetarian friends seem most comfortable. ♦ 863 I'jipvnirv wmk InliTior. exterior ditions, rec rooms, dormers Heatlng-Plumblng 35 and air condition inciuded. Body. $600. Only serious draws trumps, stopping in j;iiniii!>! KielIrical work Kreees- MAGNAVOX authorized fac­ Mobile Home, set up on 3/4 Well, we came in for a great deal of criticism—from a built-ins. bathrooms, 646-2469 or 646-2755. buyers. Call after 5 p.m., 648 acre lot, overlooking the lake. WEST EAST dummy. Then he discards Captain Easy — Crooks and Lawrence unities tory service on color and CHRYSLER NEWPORT CLERGYMAN, mind you. He said when vegeUrians are ♦ 7532 ♦KQ10 94 two clubs on the queen and 643-4453 or 643-0367 kitchens. 649-3446. SEWERLINES, sink lines, 7M4, Excellent financing available. black and white TV. Stereo, cleaned with electric cutters, CUSTOM - 1970. Excellent guests, the host should serve NO meat or fish, as ¥ 7 4 2 ¥ 65 eight of diamonds and &NAT91 THEY DON'T SBE US! SREATl AMP THERE phonograph. A iB Electronic, CLEAN. SPACIOUS, 30x48 body. Runs, needs work. $400 Asking $7,995. The 3/4 acre lot vegetarians would be offended at the sight of others eating ♦ J953 eKlO 0OE5 THE 5UN1 CUSTOM CARPENTRY - by professionals. McKinney street level business or office. 1964 FORD ECONOLINE is available for purchase. concedes a club at the finish. ,„TOO BAP WE PIDN'T HAVE 1160 New Britain Ave., West homes. Additions, Repairs, Bros. Sewage Disposai Com­ firm . Also 283, 4 barrel VAN. rebuilt engine, asking it. Are we wrong? ♦ 10 2 ♦KQJS South was fairly lucky. He TIME TO 6RAB FLARE51 Convenient front and side engine, $50. Call 6481663. Please call Broker, 376-0911, ODD JOBS Done - Cellars, at­ Hartford, 561-0655. Cabinets. Call Gary Cushing, pany, 643-5308. $475. Call 875-8045 evenings, SOUTH could not have made his tics. garages, yards cleaned, street doors. Heat, air con­ 345-2009. ditioning. Low rent. 649-1680 643-6662 days. DEAR D. AND M.: After checking this out with the ¥ A J game if East had held four moving, trucking. Loam for NO JOB TO Small - Toilet 1970 AMBASSADOR WAGON, ¥ AK J 9 8 diamonds to the king or if sale. Lawn service. No job to CARPET INSTALLATION - or 649-3549. brakes, steering and Automotive Service 66 authorities (some of my best friends are vegetarians), they TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY repairs, plugged drains, ______i,i " 1 unanimously agree that they PREFER their hosts to serve ♦ 6 4 trumps had broken 4-1. But big or small, 568-8522, Stair Shifts. Repairs. Caraets. air conditioning. $850. Call if a bridge player waits for Carpentry and general con­ kitchen faucet replaced. 57 Motorcycles-Bicycles 64 normally and let each guest select what he wants. 4 A974 Steam Cleaning. Free tracting'. Residential and repaired. Rec rooms, Wanted to Rent 643-1274. ELM MOTORS - Toyota, Dat- unbeatable contracts he COMPLETE CARPET & Tile Estimates. Call 649-6265. commercial. Whether it be a bathroom remodeling, heat sun spcialists, factory Vulnerable: Both won’t be set much, but he HARLEY DAVIDSON, 1973 DEAR ABBY; What kind of a husband would encourage installation and repairs. Free small repair job, a custom modernization, etc. Free COUPLE WITH One child 1964 RAMBLER CLASSIC in trained, one day service, 114 Dealer: East won’t win either. estimates. Call Pat, at 646- built home or anything in Estimate gladly given. M & M needs 5 or 6 room duplex or running condition, or for parts FX-1200 - 871-2511. East .Main Street, Rockville. his wife to line up dates with other men while he is out of West North East South Winning players take 3745. after 5 p.m. house. Reasonable. 649-8952. plus 2 new tires, best offer. 871-1617. chances and then make the HOUSEWORK GOT YOU between, call 6481379. Plumbing & Heating. 649-2871. TRIUMPH 1976 Bonneville 14 Dbl DOWN? General cleaning, Can been seen at 80 Hilliard A FRIEND OF BOTH Pass 2#‘ Pass 2 ¥ most of them. EXPERT FURNITURE CARPENTRY & Masonry - WANTED TO RENT - Four or Street. 750, 8000 miles, oil cooler and Pass 3¥ Pass 4¥ steam extraction carpet MANCHESTER PLUMBING rack. $1,750. 289-4042. refinishing and antique cleaning, floor waxing & Additions and remodeling. & HEATING-Repairs. five room apartment - DEAR FRIEND: One with a guilty conscience. Pass Pass Pass restoration. Free estimates. stripping, window cleaning, Free estimtes. Call Athony Remodeling. Pumps repaired Reasonable rent. Retired cou­ 1973 CUSTOM FORD, $700., OFFICE SPACE E, Loveland, 649-8963. ple. Call 649-8708. also 1966 OLDSMOBILE, $100 MOTORCYCLE Insurance - carpel & upholstery sham­ Squitlcote, 649-0811. / replaced. Free estimates. Lowest Rates available! FOR RENT Opening lead: 42 pooing. Professional/Insured. Electric drain-snaking. 24- or best offer. Call 742-9238. Astro-graph You hold: Immediate binding. Sunny 7-15-B ED S LIGHT TRUCKING- At­ Free Estimates. Call CARPENTRY - Repairs, HOUR SERVICE. 646-0237. 250 square feet, center of I Alley Oop — Dave Graue tics and cellars cleaned. Smart apartment TOYOTA, 1969 CORONA, 4 Day coverage, call Joan, Manchester, air conditjonine and I ♦ A X X X DOMESTICARE at 643-1945. remodeling, additions, gar­ parking. Call 643-0551. By BERNICE BEDE OSOL Reasonable rates. Call 646- cylinder, 4 door automatic, Clarke Insurance Agency, 643- » A X X X OKAY, BIS fELLA, IT'S UP ages. roofing, call David owners know — the 1 SAOFRVl MV A X CAN'T i IT DOES SEBM T'SIVE A 1943 fr free estimate. $425. Call 644-3291. 1126. SCORPIO (O ct. 24-Nov. 22) You By Oswald Jacoby 4 K X X LITTl.E,-mOUeH....SO T'YOU n o w ! a-WAHI-POLl. Patria, 644-1796. best way to find the CUT THIS STUFF! ITS YOURSBLF Loose TRAILBLAZER Tree Service renters you need Is won't like yourself very well and Alan Sontag 4 10 X MADE OUTA SOUP ROCK! s MBBTO THERE'S today if you gush over people The “ R” in the code word ------• . -r'SKIN ROTO TILLING - Established - Removals, pruning, chip­ FIRST CLASS Carpentry - with a Classified Ad. An Indiana reader wants Gardens & Flower beds. ping, hauling, land clearing. R&R because of their prestigious ARCH stands for "Review to know what we bid as Remodeling and Additions. Try one. Reasonable. Call 646-7644. Thoughtful, Thorough, Neat. position. Your heart wouldn't the bidding.” dealer. after 5:00 p.m. Kitchens and Rec Rooms. 35 PLUMBING be in it anyway. Playing at four hearts, Results guaranteed. years experience! F’or Free SSCHTTARIUS (NoV. 23-Dec. We pass quietly. Any open­ Experienced. Insured. July 16.1978 South can see an easy game ing bid with this mediocre BRICK, BLOCK, STONE. Estimates, call 646-4239. AND HEATING 21) Diplomacy and tact are the If the diamond finesse References. 633-1092 or 633- □ AUTOMOTIVE Some important, desirable sharpest tools you have today. hand is likely to be a loser. Fireplaces, concrete.Ci .nney 9225. SUPPLIES changes are likely this coming II you've lell them at home, you works. But a review of the I NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN. ] repairs. No job too small. LEON CIESZYNSKI Builder - bidding places the king of year! They will require your may find yourself in an embar­ {Do you have a question lor Save! Call 644-8356 for es­ New homes custom built • Seles Autos For Sale 61 diamonds right smack In the remodeled, additions, rec effort to bring them about. rassing position. the experts? Write "Ask the timates. LANDSCAPING and • Pens However, you’ll have every­ CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) East hand. Experts," care of this newspa­ PAINTING. Alexander C. rooms, garage, kitchens PLYMOUTH VOLARE thing at hand to do so success­ Therefore, South, after remodeled, bath tile, cement e Service Your attitude could be a bit per. Individuai queslions will QUALITY CARPENTRY By Mikolowsky, Robert B. Nur­ Premier 1976 - blue with wood fully. ambivalent today, wavering______be- - - winning the first trick with he answered it accompanied Harp Construction. Additions, mi. Quality work. work. Steps, dormers, grain, luggage rack, slant 6, CANCER (June 21-July 22)iP' liking yourself and con his ace of spades, leads a residential or commercial. 649-6574 by stamped, sell-addressed rooting, siding, decks and gar­ Experienced. Fully insured. low mileage, power steering Promising little and delivering a coin aboutawvu\ your MO.....ability7 . diamond and plays low from envelopes. The most interest­ ^i^rf&v>€A.TCTiil6ru-s.hig ages. Call anytime, 643-5001. 643-8136 / 649-4285. Call 649-4291. and brakes, electric rear win­ lot is better than pledging a lot AQUARIUS (Jan. 28Feb. 19) In dummy. East takes his 10, ing questions will be used in dow delogger, standard shift. and producing nothing. Bear a business matter you might be cashes a spade and leads the this column and will receive Must be seen to be ap­ this in mind before you open gleeful because you feel you king of clubs. South wins copies of JACOBY MODERN.1 The Flintstones — Hanna-Barbera Productions Apartments For Rent 53 Apartments For Rent 53 preciated. 649-9868. your mouth today. Having trou­ got the better part of the deal. Boets-Accessorles 45 Antiques 46 ble selecting a career? Send The smiles could vanish after Berry’s World- for your copy of Astro-Graph 1974 MUSTANG GHIA - much closer scrutiny. ST rKC- i BACK IN t h e FIRST 1974 FURY - 16'.2-foot WANTED. Antique furniture CAREER WOMAN to share FOR RENT - 95 Orchard Letter by mailing 50 cents lor PISCES (Feb. 2 8 March 20) Be 5 T f? /K L fiberglass,lilt trailer, with glass, pewter, oil paintings or duplex. July 1. Residential Street, Rockville. 5-room, 2- speed, 6 cylinder, 4 new each and a long, self- PICTURE I radials, (2 snows), excelent spunky and firm with persons ^ 0 / ^ WASN'T 1975 55 horse outboard Chevy other antique items. R. area. East Hartford. Call 289- bedrooms. $210 monthly plus addressed. stamped envelope who require that kind of treat­ engine. 2 tanks. $2,500. Also 50 Harrison, 643-8709. 6932 after 5 p.m. security. 649-4003. condition. 228-0475 or 228-9550. to Astro-Graph, P.O. Box 489, ment today, but not with those b r a g g in g I horse Johnson outboard, $300. Radio City Station, N.Y. 10019. who don't. Failure to differenti­ ABOUT 228-0475 or 228-9550. 44x10 FOOT MOBIL Home. In WE PAY $10. for complete Be sure to specify birth sign. ate could cause problems. W H AT A •••••••••••••••••••••••••• Bolton. Working single person THREE ROOMS - Heat, junk cars. Call Joey at Tolland LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) In spite of ARIES (March 21-April 19) You GOO D Auto Body, 528-1990. your better judgment today, want people lo cooperate and H IT TE R Wanted to Buy 49 only. No pets, animals or utilities included, parking. No children. Call 643-2880. pets. Security deposit. Porter you may repeat an action that comply with your wishes today, a I AAA /... Street area. $210 . 649-9092. 1972 CHRYSLER - Full once cost you a pretty penny. but you may not be willing to CASH PAID Immediately - ATTRACTIVELY Paneled power. Excellent condition. 4 Such miscalculations will only reciprocate. Remember the lor gold jewelry and keep you on the red side of the four room apartment. Stove, ONE IVz & one 2Vz ROOM door hardtop. Call 289-2543. Golden Rule. diamonds. Licensed broker refrigerator, hot water. No ledger. TAURUS (April 28May 20) lor over 1/2 century. Savilt Apartment - Available August VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) If you There is a strong possibilily 07 0 pets. Adults. $165 . 646-3167, 1. Main Street. Heat and hot 1973 CHEVY IMPALA - 4 door P.O.M.G. Jewelers, 35 228-3540. sedan.power steering, power get off on the wrong foot with your priorities will be out of Asylum Street, Hartford, 527- water. Appliances, Lease. your loved one today, don’t try kilter today. You may strain out Security. References. Call brakes, CB radio and antenna. to buy your way back into her 0163. Good condition. Call 875-2732. the gnats while swallowing the 5 ROOM DUPLEX - Wall-to- after 6 p.m., 646-3911. good graces. You're better off camels. wall carpeting in living room, to be more careful initially. GEMINI (May 21-June 20) Don't WANTED - DODGE MAIL DISCOUNT AUTO PARTS TRUCK - Righlhand drive, stairs and hall. Stove and EAST HARTFORD - Lovely 2 LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) In­ be overly attentive lo one who Born Loser — Art Sansom refrigerator, washer-dryer bedroom Town House, in­ Mr. 'S Automotive World. 289 stead of hiding your true feel­ strikes your fancy today, while Any condition.I. PItease call 742- Oakland Road IRoute 30), ings today, if someone you're 7308 anytime. hook-up, garage. Security cludes heat, carpeting and neglecting one who loves you. deposit. $250 month. Call 649- many extras. For details call South Windsor, Speed/Van fond of annoys you, put all your Your mate or sweetheart Is (W teorolc^ 421^ ______Rental Assistors. 236-5646, Accessories. 644-9395. cards on the table- Iron things hypersensitive today. small fee. out at once. FIVE ROOM APARTMENT - PONTIAC LEMANS SPORT - Buga Bunny — Halmdahl and Btottel 7-5 © 1978 DyNEA Inc RENTALS Second floor. Front and rear LOTS OF ELBOW ROOM - Good running condition. porch. Available after the Automatic transmission, King size with 4 bedrooms, r e a l l y f e e l 15th. Call between 9 and 5,649- ^carpeting, washer/dryer and bucket seats and console. I SAY, G u v'i^-.eor I “Speaking of affirmative action — how about Rooms lor Rent 52 6622. much more. Just $200. Rental $850. call 742-7054. A M IN U TE .? THIS IS A MATTER a date?" Assistors, 236-5646, small fee. OF SOME URGENCY THOMPSON HOUSE MEN - ATTRACTIVELY Paneled 1968 CAMARO Convertible - KEEP,, SIRE/ Our Boarding House — Carrol & McCormick Birch House Women. Central­ Two room apartment. Stove, EAST HARTFORD available Body excellent. No motor. ly located. Downtown refrigerator, heat, electricity. Must be seen. Call after 3 MCWIN/ Adults, references. No pets. August 1st. Three bedroom OKAY NOWTilKr SYOUCOULP HOW ABOUT...... TRVINj^ , FAP/ Manchester. Kitchen Duplex in newer two-family p.m., 649-7166. w E O o rrA .^.JIPENT CARTERMCKAL4 privileges. Call 649-2358. $175. 6483167, 228-3540. BNISH . SYLVESTER. yTUR HAKEYl WINO _ prS ip ------home. Includes stove, base­ , A6AIN? HE m n i K ) WWULP^ ment, back yard, 1 1/2 baths, ■ THUNDERBIRD, 1972, full the TAG SALE way RSfPERlN' WHAT a A N RJR bath, private entrance, free CHILDREN & PETS OK - included. $165 per month, plus 4358, after 5 p.m. 5 7 5 4 parking. Apply 195 Spruce Heated 2 bedroom duplex, in­ security. Available im­ 15 Words for 3 Days is only $4.50 I CAt-fr FIND Street. cludes appliances and yard. mediately. Call 646-0156, after TOYOTA 1969 - Some repairs. THE DOOR ' Only $220. Rental Assistors, 6 p.m. Best offer. 1973 Chevy VMa, ^ 1 0 Apartments For Rent 53 236-5646, small fee. $450. Moving, must sell! Call And you receive 2 FREE TAG SALE MANCHESTER - Immaculate 6488362. LOOKING for anything in real ONE BEDROOM 5 room apartment. Stove, Posters when you stop Into The Herald to estate rental - apartments, APARTMENT - On Main refrigerator, separate heating 1972 PINTO, automatic For leisure moments . . . homes, multiple dwellings, no Street. Available July 5. Older a handsome spat-boot in system. Excellent area. transmission, radio, clean in­ place your ad. crochet. fees.Call J.D. Real Estate tenants preferred. $160 Available immediately. terior, new brakes, No. 5751 has crochet Asociates, Inc. 6481980. monthly. One month's securi­ References. Security. $250. economical and dependable directions for Sizes 6 to ty. Heat included. Call after 6, 649-4003. transportation. $900. 6486314. OVz inciusive. 474 MAIN STREET - Second 644-2314. Dollar TO ORDER, tend 754 for Rich pat­ floor. 3 room heated apart- ROCKVILLE - Four rooms in 1965 CJ-5 with plow needs tern, p lu i 354 tor p o ita ie and m ^ t. Call 6482426, 9 to 5. HEAT & ELECTRICITY Paid work. Must sell. Best offer. hindlinR. renovated building. Stove and Don’t Forget Our Savor W ith - Charming 2 bedrooms, with refrigerator. Adults. No pets. Call 643-1653. ANNE CABOT appliances and yard for Maitcheater Herald FOuh ROOM APARTMENT Security. References. No 1150 Ave. of Amertcaa - Heat, hot water and children. Only $200. Rental. utilities...... 1975 $175. DODGE643-9743. DART a circulation of 53,000 delivered every Sunday morning Now York. N.Y. 100M appliances included. Security Assistors, 2385646, small fee. SWINGER - 6 cylinders. Stan­ and references required. No dard. New clutch. 48,000 only $2.00 for 15 worde when run In The Herald also. Print Hama, Rdreia arlth ZIP Homes tor Rent 54 Short Riba — Frank Hill CODE and Style Ndmfaar. children, no pets. $240. Call FIVE ROOM DUPLEX - miles. $2200. Call Bob, 568 CRA7Y HORSE ISA 1077 A L B U M with a bound- 649-2111. Excellent location. 2 PROFESSIONALLY 6650 days; 289-8464 after 5 W A R M O N 3 B R . in“Ali-Season Gift Book" bedrooms, finished recreation decorated Colonial with acres p.m. and weekends. of 2-1-pagea! Price...$2.00. 149 OAKLAND STREET. room, 1 1/2 baths, carpeting, of privacy. 2 adults preferred. RtSO THESE BOOKS AT $1.25 ERCH. Four rooms, heated apart­ dishwasher, appliances, hook­ 1973 MAZDA RX 2. - 4 door. $500 includes snow removal, I 7- ft® 1978 McNtubt Syod.. lot. No. O-ttO -O tUE RIBBON OUILTS. ment, $240 monthly. Security. ups. Adults. $290.6486297,643- gardener's fees. Call 289-1342. New battery, Am/fm stereo. ConUIni >111400 lovall qullti. 646-2426. Good running condition. Herald NO. O -ttT -O U ItT S ON MRAOE. $1,200., or best offer. 6481940 "I knew they'd be here right away. Olrectloni for elitaen qallts. CHILDREN & PETS CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING NO. 0-ttR.CRRNDMOTHER'S FLOW. MANCHESTER MAIN LIMTED INCOME? Check WELCOMED - Carpeted 2 after 3:%. Our landlord ia the fire chief.” ER QUILTS. 16 ta fc in a tln l q u iltl. STREET 2 and 3 room apart­ this 2 bedroom, dining room bedroom and dining area. No. Q -tlS-AM ERICR'S FAVORITE and garage. Won't last long, 1970 CADILLAC. Good condi­ Wf W W WitM A IHjaCAItM...'tie horwcjhe ATEHANS. A beautiful aalactlan. ment, heated, hot water, Laundry room and lots more! appliances, no pets, parking, just $125. Rental Assistors, tion, low mileage, call 648 CMIE UPANP IWHJNAfUerWENf WWN...* No. Q I2 0 - MAKE A EIFT. Many Only $185. Rental Assistors, 643-2711 Ask for Joe or Marge Riftt tor frlandi and family. .security. 523-7047. 2385646, small fee. 2385646 small fee. 0865. Q

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SSH STUMPS MMIES US MAHCHESTER Serving MancheAer over 50 yri. Th0 Fiorigi NO. ONE •9A BID/ftU AV 1 0 24 BIRCH 8T. 728 EAST TEL. 643-6247 643-4444 F.T.D. f / MIDDLE TURNPIKE V M8TRCHB MANCHESHR AMER EXPREiir WORLD WIDE M in i SERVICE « l lim iC I AND INSTALL INDUSTRIAL AND COMMERCIAL HAS IT! NEW ADDRESS MR CONDITIONING • REFRIGERATION l^n« Business-Directory Guide For 646-0863 HEATING and SHEET MTAL 341 Broad St. Manchaitar I New England Mechanical Services, Inc. Manchaittr Manchester and Surrounding (’roftitional Park ROUTE IS3, P.O. BOX 3147 ' Suita 106 TALCOTTVILLE, CONN. (060tS) fesigns, me Betty Gallagher 643-273S • 643-2192 Vicinity prop. ^ CAMPING EQUIPMENT FAMOUS BRAND featuring this week... TELEVISION - APPLIANCES TENTI, COTS, llUPINa BABI, AIR MAnRESSES, nOVES,UNTERNB MA.NCHESTER FARR’S HOKinOVEMDir THC IVtUrTHINO S T O K MANCHESTER AWNIN6 CO. CARW4IKE-IFORT 2 MAIN STREET OKN DAILY TO S P.M. J. FARR • 643-7111 •1 mmt * n 649-3869

VOLKSWAGEN REPAIR iri by factory trained apeclallsta I Phil Pets Locicero and Zidek A R C O 0 y/rrzTTlf • TEMPLET Hoinpnj CARPET AND FLOOR COVERING 646-5036 i4( MAIN s i w aria loa ikn lu i.t la m a iii m yg|_ iManchttterABiln^Cori P&P AUTO REPAIR MANCWsm oat oi to il m u (oiiict M3-0H2 704 Main SI. • "Arco Charge" a Manchester Conneclicul's Largest Floor Covering Deiler MANCHESTER SAFES LOCK CO. MERCURY I K K m f/M es'reR Loc/dSMirn , L53 MAIN ST„ MANCHESTER • 643-6922 A Phona 646-2786 UflPrhj linO^KM USMSS Alarms Locks S /7/ O Sales ComDmal'On Cngoges — *' NO SERVICE CHARGE * Service • Bonded ,Most f ft c f v i L D D E y i / keys >ri $iock Repairs ot all Kinds . Also We Wake Keys Scissors 4 ^ P nk ng Shea'S Sharpened Roftrvattolu lor • Hotoli • Alrllms • Sti8msM|M C'".' 4'I- 627 Main Street MMohattar

' ■ . -*'i .. V- ■ ■ TUNE UP SPECIAL FLO’S Cake Decorating Supplies Inc. ' ‘»-.V •-iSrsS.fi 646.0228 675-3252 *16.95 6 cyl. - *18.95 V-8 PLUS PARTS AIR CONDIYIONINO A COWIETE UHE OF WILTON CAKE DECORATIONS Call The Proa • ^^Mancheater Awning Company** wbivirvikvSaOHTLY ni\arHIQHER 1 111 CENTER ST. 70 UNION 9T. R&G AUTO SERVICE MANCHESTER, CONN. ROCKVILLE, CONN. Now is the time to call the Manchester Awning Company at 195 West Center Street, Mon. • Sal. 10-S Mon. - Sal. 10-9 • Front End Spoclalltte • Tun* Up Fri. 10-9 Manchester, for your awning needs. Do come down and see their sample units; it’s just a Thura., 10-9 4-.' short ride to their place, and there is ample parking right at the front door. Manchester Aw­ • Brake* A Shocka • Air Conditioning Wedding Cakes A Specialty ning prides themselves on quality, custom work. Here are just a few of the many services • Road S*rvlc* they offer: Maco Roll Up Awnings, Combination Screens and Storm Windows and Doors. If 436 CENTER ST. T*l. B49-3B63 MANCHESTER cvERiTHme m you have any questions or problems, please feel free to call them to discuss your problems. Just call 649-3091, or better yet why not take a short ride down and see them personally — Westside Shoe Repair • MIRRORS . SHOWER DOORS They’ll be only too happy to sit down and discuss things with you. Their years of experience Corner Center & McKee Streets • STORE FRONTS . SAFETY GLASS is your guarantee of complete satisfaction! « BATHTUB ENCLOSURES Manchester, Conn. • Tel. 643-6285 Repairer* of Footwear, Hendbage, Leelher J.A. WHITE GLASS C0.Jnc. Good*. Complete Lin* ol Sho* & L**th*r C*r* ' FURNITURE TOPS • PICTURE WINDOWS Product*. MANCHESTER SAFE & LOCK CO. — you'll Like Our Faat, Quality Service — Manchafitr 649-7322 1 Biaiall SL Hour*: Mon.-FrI. 8-5:30. 8*1. 8-4 Cloeed Wed*. ".r Ol'EB 2; ,.*nj EXPERIENCE W '» V

763 M«ll»IE$T l OVER 45 MAIN S I. 0 m YEARS EXPERIENCE 643-1191 MEMORMl CO. 191 0pp. East Cemetery cm 649-5807 MAIN ST. MANCHESTER QUALITY HARRISON ST. MANCHESTER 643-1900 MEMORIALS

T.P. AITKIM INC. CLYDE A MICKEY MILLER’S HEATING • AIR CONDITIONING P A P a u t o VENTILATING • SHEET METAL WORK PARTS Industrial ■ Residential • Commercial WRTL “AUTO PARTS FOR LESS” EST ABLISH ED 1934 511 E. MIDDLE TPKE. POSTf^ (In thw Pirklng Lot Owhlnd Located 2 7 years a t... ManchMtar Qrtwn Show Outiwt) 27 TOLLAND TPKE., MANCHESTER TEL. 649-3528 TEL. 643-6793 Open Mon.-FrI. 9-9. Sat. & Sun. 9-6

\ rMANCHESTER AWNING COMPANY .r Canvos - HomB ImprovemenIs • Aluminum IROH ? i\ V T OSTRINSKY SCRAP METAL DEALER IN WASTE '“We eMake a ^om e out of a ‘fftouse" and PAPER Shown here ia Marcel Lapierre, owner of the Manchester MATERIALS 731 PARKER ST. 195 WEST CENTER ST. B. G. ST. PIERRE, Prop. Tel. 643-5735 or 643-5670 MANCHESTER, CONN. 649-3091 Safe & Lock Co., 453 Main Street, Manchester

(just north of the Post Office) PHONE GARHER RUG & UPHOLSTERY CLEAHING Manchester Safe & Lock Co., 453 Main Street, Manchester, Conn., is where you will find many hard to get 649-8082 Manchester’s Only Complete Carpet Service! locks, parts, and repairs of all kinds, shears and scissors sharpened. Rubber Stamps to your custom order 14 High Street, rear Keys of course for most English, French, Italian, Swedish, Japanese, German and all American made keys. MANCHESTER Safes, Money Chest and insulated fire cabinets also key cabinets to keep all your keys in order. We have all types of Padlocks keyed alike and keyed differently. Burglar-fire alarms, auto alarms. Ask us dbout * Phone:646-5630 MAJOR APPLIANCE PARTS INC. deadlocks, window locks, etc., lor full security. On our work bench we can rekey your locks to a different key FillGlbAIRE. GE. HOTPOINT. .WHIRLPOOL, (change combination). A fully equipped mobile shop is available to your Auto, Home or Business Call us with kiTCHENAIO. WESTINGHOUSE. any question. We are a full security shop. We also buy and sell used safes. Can handle any lock outs If locked ! AND OTHER MAKES “Serving the area since 1955" out of your house, car, or business place, call us. No job is too small or too large for us to handle. Please nhone 643-6922; we are bonded too . . . 652 CENTER ST, MANCHESTER, CONN

2 LOCATIONS TO SERVE YOU Got A Painting Rrobisffl? We'll Halpl IF THE SHOE FITS FIX IT! Scrvl^ itill mains somelhing to ui — and urvica maana sptnding III HUXCHESTUL HKMT M HUi STREH enough tima with you Ip halp you laltct tha right paint liniih (or that job S&H STAMPS MAKES IIS coMnin PflNUK E cormc sovke • Heels While You Wait you'ra planning. See ua for paint and itrvica whan you plan your nail projact. LOW COST P6INTIN6 • Expert Shoe Service WHILE YOU WAIT (PHOTO READY) „ NO. ONE NSMU cuK * sTinauT • MMU nurs • Orthopedic Work MIMT-MAN PRINTING EAJohnson PAI NT CO. 72 (1 4 (7 m MAIN »T. • MANCHI4TEN • (46-1777 Hours: 9:00-5:30 VdUR • SEE us FOR e n g r a v e d NAME PLATES Mon.-Saturday Ask (or Dave MIDDLE TURNPIKE • TRY OUR NEW 3-M U M COflEAl INDEPENDENT 4t1 ORMTRH NT. • MANCHltTRR PARKADE SHOE REPAIR (RalOW RornlO’S TV) MANCHESnn r m an i RUST PrtOOFINQ QUALITY USED CARS Krank Arnone For Quality and PartaeUon in 3 1 619.7901 Claaiiing Your Drapaa, W addbig I'r Gown, SRpeovora, tuid ii A TEL. 643-0016 DOHWILUS Specfalfzing In Grpotiia Tux FREE iLeitiMrs COMPLETE BODY WORK ■RAKE SERVICE Aak about our policy. WdS. *al,Maii.tTM(lMP.M.. TOWING - PAINTING - GLASS GARAGE frMt End UeiamS Fra* chauHarad^rvIca. i Wad.,Tliiira.tM.lMPJi. INSURANCE WORK I I Mm II, TiL MMS31 Gmril hpiir Wtili 958 M A IN ST. (Weakly drawing*) FOREIGN A DOMESTIC ' MANCHESTER, CONN. ROUTE 83 TALCOTTVILLE, CONN 10 to 9 Weekdays - 10 to 6 Saturday

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This week’s TV specials WEEKh. .D’— Pae6 3 TELEVISION Today, July 15 Today Sunday Monday fflSSM r. Speaker "A Portrait Of Tip O'Neill” A cinema verite MORNING AND STEREO AFTERNOON EVENING look at the man and his office as 1K -TR 0N MORNING the Speaker of the U.S. House of 1:30 fflS p a d a l Representafives goes about his 419 MMN St. MANCHESTER moNE 149-7221 ® Film Fsathral 7:30 1:00 d ) Bewitched 8:00 (X) Jim Stafford's Grand Central 8:00 dally duties. 6:00 FOUL PLAY? ® T h la Is My Son A family ® Celebrity Concert Guests: ONE (1) DAY SERVICE ® Panama For Living ® Connacticul: Sean ® BobNawhart struggles to adjust to their Pat Boone And His Family. ® C h lldran'a Qospal f f l 0 TM s W eak In Baseball ® Movie "Don’t Raise The EVENING retarded child. (R) 10:00 Bridge, Lower The River” (1968) 9:00 f f l North S ta r "Mark Of Suvero" fflP T L C lu b f f l W all Straal Weak \fK S f f l The Partridge Fam ily Jerry Lewis, Terry-Thomas. An 3:00 fflfflfflSeventh Avenue Jay The "last heroic figure in con­ 6:3 0 American with an impossible David Groh is the devoted 7:30 © S p e cia l "No Way To Run A temporary art" Is profiled, with a ffl Petticoat Junction C Special "Alaska Oil: Ameri­ achieves phenomenal success as ® AgrtcutturaU.SA get-rich-quiek scheme ends up husband, Brent, and Michele Government" The need for civil look at the tensions, contradic­ OH A ll ca s Pipe Dream” The economic, a retailer ol women’s garments, I Color TVs ® Caapar And Frianda 2:00 with his British wife leaving him. service reform and what effect tions and struggles behind his Lee is the nervous and suspi­ technological and political but meets with violent business ® D a v a y And Goliath ® Soul Train 2hrs. change might have on the mil­ opposition and marital discord herculean metal sculptures. ® That G irl ® S I Free Country cious wife, Denise, in the aspects of the Alaska pipeline lions of Americans who either a t available 6:45 (Parl2ol3)(R) CARHT-m . ■ ® M ake It Real f f l Mslodyland Evening Service "Help, Murder" segment of and its flood of crude oil on the work for the government, or ® A N aw D ay ffl Another View ffl ffl ffl Bionic Woman ABC's hit comedy series "The West Coast. have tried to make the govern­ 7:00 I f f l Pre-Gam e @ Great Parformanoes Love Boat," airing Saturday, 8:30 ment work for them, are ®VIHaAlagra sfflrJ Baseball f f l Maverick Thursday July 22. (J Comedy Special "Harvey examined. ® Underdog ffl Lilias, Yoga And You f f l The Raal Am erica Korman" An egocentric charac­ Tuesday ® UtOa Raacala fflF u r y When Brent enlists the help 4:00 8:30 ter actor answers an ad for a EVENING ffl ConauHatlon of cruise director Julie McCoy leading man and lands a job with © National Geographic Special 2:15 ) Baby, I'm Back "The Volga" A view of Russia fflfflBasaball in planning a surprise birthday an escort service. (R) EVENING HB» IS SOMETHING ELSE 7:30 ) S i Comedy Special and her people seldom seen by 10:00 ® Arthur And Company iSomethlngF)Parsonal party tor Denise, Denise Americans. 2:30 ffl NBC News Special "I Want It ® Jtan Stafford'a Grand Central overhears part ol their conver­ 10:00 All Now" The Influence of the ® The Ghost And Mrs. Muir 9:00 8:00 ® Ouat/aTreahouae ® fflT a n n ia sation and mistakenly believes X ® The Rock Rainbow Susan EVENING fflG u a le Four centuries after unusual life styles and curious 1T1At-,.-.— ® C B S M ovie "Fear Is The B'geiow. Louisa Fianingam and the Guale nation disappeared values of the wealthy residents o l fflW CTTannia Key" (1972) Barry Newman, Suzy she has heard a lovers pact to ffllAm HiaOraataat ffl Food Prasarving tiien Greene oortray three young from the coast of Georgia, rem­ Marin County. California, on the ffl Unde Waldo Kendall. A gang of criminals murder her. backup singers who form their 6:00 nants of their civilization and the A m e rica n w ay of life Is 3.-00 recovers a fortune In gold and own '^ock group. (D Minority Advisory Special 8:00 jewels. (R) natural history ot the area are examined. fO XX ® M ovie "The Greatest Show 9:00 studied. Saucy Redd ® RobonIcStoogaa On Earth" (1952) Charlton ® S i Love Boat 10:30 © Shirley Bassey Special ® Ab b on And Coatallo Heston, Betty Hutton. ffl JarnrFalwsU fStations reserve Ifte rtghi to make last- I? The Night Of The Empty Foxx brings his ® ® ® Seventh Avenue Jay ® fflOynomutt ® IL o iw L u n fflfflfflN B C Movie "In The minute ctienges/ Chairs Works of political prison­ Friday i Blackman (Steven Keats), an 9:00 sly humor to HBC^ ® OaMW And GoUaUi ® M ovie "Silting Bull” (1954) Matter Of Karen Ann Quinlan" ers and dissidents around the ambitious young New Yorker, ffl ffl ffl Seventh Avenue Jay EVENING ffl ffl ffl Hong Kong Phooay Dale Robertson, Mary Murphy, (1977) Brian Keith, Piper Laurie. world are performed by Joel — unccnsored! marries his business partner becomes head of a major Sev­ fflSaaameStraal(n) f f l Shades O f Greene The landmark court case dealing Grey. Arlo Guthrie. Lauren (Dorl Brenner) as a means of enth Avenue showroom, but Unless you've with the right o l parents to have Bacall. Richard Widmark and 7:30 8:30 3 :30 achieving success in the Depres­ finds his marriage ruined been to Las ® Speed Buggy a mechanical life support system Leonard Bernstein, among sion-era garment business. (Part because of his business affairs. ® C a lja m A rock music extra­ ® The Brady Bunch removed from their terminally ill others. vaganza taped in California. Vegas you've (3 Supartiaroea (III Journey To Advantkre 1 of 3)(R) (P a rl3 o l 3)(R) ® f f l Superfrlanda daughter Is dramatized. (R) never seen the ® Viewpoint On Nutrition 4K)0 f f l Hollywood Talavialon Theater SEIKO; Foxx like thi.s'^ ffl ffl ffl Go Go Globatronara (I) Big Valley f f l M ovie "Way Way Out" f f l NashvWe On The Road (1966) Jerry Lewis, Connie 9.-00 f f l On Nature'a Tran Stevens. A timid outer space THE SEIKO LC DIGITAL QUARTZ This week’s TV sports ® Bugs Bunny / Road Runner S9 DanM Foster, M.O. trainee Is urged to marry a wom­ ®UtaeRa«»la an astronomy student so they ® D enial Boone 4:30 can man the U.S. weather station ALARM CHRONOGRAPH. Today 12:30 4:15 fflMlatarRogara(R) ® Q oH on the moon. (2 hrs.) 3S The Athletes f f l Rad Sox Wrap-Up Wednesday f f l P op l G oes The Country f f l M ovie "The Way Ahead" The watch that truly expands AFTERNOON 9:30 4:30 IS B aaeb a n (1944) David Niven, Stanley AFTERNOON (ilEastalde Comedy ff lE r ic a the boundaries of timekeeping. Sunday ® Sports Challenge ® ffl Laff-A-Lympla Holloway. A World War II Infantry 12:00 S9 LowaU Thomas Remembers... shows courage while fighting In 4:45 ffl Electric Company (R) Candlepin Bowling MORNING 5:30 4 :45 North Africa. (2 hrs.) ffl Baseball Boston Red Sox vs. ® Basaball (Doubleheader) LOVERS 10:00 1:00 f f l Rad So x W rap-Up 9:30 Minnesota Twins Houston Astros vs. New York ® M ovie “Riders To The ® Wrestling 11:00 Mets D.H l,auTence s 5 f l0 ® Soccer ® Sports Challenge 5:00 Stars” (1954) William Lundlgsn, 1:30 32) Soccer Made In Germany intense romance. Herbert Marshall, ® Mlaalon: Impoaaible 10:00 S3 TMs Week In Baseball 11:30 Borussla Moenchengladbach vs. EVENING W om en in ffl Once Upon A Ctaaalc ® Ironside ® News I® This Week In Baseball Eintracht FranktuBt(R) f f l VH a Alegre fflA n k n a l W orld ® SI The Rock Rainbow 2:00 Love—Glenda ffl DIrsctor'a Playhauea ® ® Pre-Game 8:30 f f l Beet O f Faethral O f Faith AFTERNOON I Jackson’s ( 10:30 f f l Big Valley ® S9 Baseball Boston Red Sox EVENING ffl Baseball Boston Red Sox vs. ® Batman/Tarzan 10:30 vs. Minnesota Twins Milwaukee Brewers Academy-Award f f l 6 ) Consum er Survival Kit Hollywood Taan ffl Emergency Onel ® Black News 1:00 6:00 10:40 winning role, with ffl ffl ffl Pink Panther ffl Bewitched ffl The Night Of The Empty 2:15 ® Greatest Sports Legends C hairs ® ® Baseball San Francisco IfflTha Racers ® KInar's Komer Oliver Reed, ffl DanW Foatar, M.D. 1:30 0 Carraacolandaa 5:30 Giants at Pittsburgh Pirates; 7:30 11:15 11KX) ® Baseball (Doublaheader) I A la n Bates.^-.-^ ® Adam-12 Minnesota Twins at Boston Red f f l Red Sox Wrap-Up f f l Rad So x W rap-Up 11:00 fflU v In g Faith ® ® ffl0fflNaw s Sox. Boston Red Sox vs. Minnesota ® Soul Train ® David Horowitz Consumer Twins 8:30 f f l 6 ) Turnabout 2:30 f f l f f l 0 Baggy Pants / Nitwits ffl The Ghost And Mrs. Muir BuytkM 39 Baseball Boston Red Sox vs. (B) Greatest Sports Legends ffl Paint WItfi Nancy la Petticoat Junction X ® Tennis “Invitational Minnesota Twins ffl SportsWortd Men's Tennis Championships At Thursday fflHotFudga EVENING ffl Sanetor Brooke Reports f f l Two Ronnies Forest Hills'' Top names in men’s 2:00 10:30 11:30 lennis compete lor a $100,000 ® Baseball CInncInnatl Reds ® Sports Extra EVENING ® Secrets O l Isis 6:00 11:30 lirsl prize in this major new vs. New York Mels ® KroHt Supershow ® News ® M ovie "Harper" (1966) Paul 39 Table Tennis Taped cover­ 11:00 competition, live Irom the West ffl The Racers ® Movie "Night Caller From ® $128,000 Question Newman, Julie Harris. End Tennis Club's historic Forest age of the 1978 U.S. Open Table 7:00 Outer Space’' (1965) John ® Rackig From Balmont ® Imua, P kn... Hills Stadium. Tennis Championship Finals ® Bowling For Dollais Saxon, Patricia Haines, ffl Studio S m ® M ovie "The McMasters" ■EWCT Tennis Irom the Myriad Convention 8:30 ffl ffl ffl ffl Space Santinela ffl Black Perspective On The (1970) Burl Ives, Brock Peters. No. FB005M - 29B. No. FB007M 250. 4:30 Center in Oklahoma City, featur­ ffl ffl Baseball Boston Red Sox ffl Consumer Survival Kit News ® RMing From Roosevelt LC Digital Quart! Alarm LC Digital Quartz Alarm ing over 850 players from all over Monday Chronograph features Chronograph features ® Golf "British Open" Same vs. Milwaukee Brewers f f l T o Be Announced f f l Hogan’s Heroes f f l 0 f f l SM urday Night Live the world. electronic alarm bell. electronic alarm bell. day coverage of the final round IS) Birth OfThe Bomb f f l Two Ronnies Continuous readout in EVENING 11:15 ffl AvI Nelson Continuous readout in of play Irom the Old Course in 2:30 f f l Rad So x W rap-Up AFTERNOON 6:30 hours, minutes, hours, minutes, Si. Andrews. Scotland. ® ffl Tennis "World Invitation­ ® C B S News f f l M ovie "G.l. Blues" (1960) seconds, and day of week. seconds, and day of week. 7:00 Elvis Presley, JuHet Prowse. At the push of a button, ® Baseball (Joined In Progress) al Classic” From Sea Pines Plan­ . 12:00 ® Carol Burnett And Friends At the push of a button. tation on Hilton Head Island, ] For Dollars month, day and date month, day and date 4:45 ® Fat Albert ® fflN e w s 12:00 appear. Yellow top/ South Carolina, Men's Singles 1 Champ p W restling appear. Stainless steel, ® Rod Sox Wrap-Up ® M ovie "Flight To Mars" ® Greatest Sports Legends ® Wrestling stainless steel back, silver-tone dial frame Finals featuring Bjorn Borg vs. 8:00 Friday (1952) Cameron Mitchell, Mar­ ffl ffl ffl NBC News ffl Viewpoint On Nutrition brown dial fraf"' Roscoe Tanner. ® ffl Baseball Regional cover­ ff l EconomIcaHy Speaking EVENING guerite Chapman, 12:30 4:00 age of Minnesota Twins at Bos­ ffl ffl ffl Land Of The Loet ffl Adam-12 ton Red Sox; Chicago Cubs at ffl The Athletes 6:00 ® CBS Sports Same day cov­ EVENING f f l TV Garden Chib 7:00 How could a watch so smartly compact do so many things with Milwaukee Brewers; San FranJ f f l M ovie "Sergeant Ryker" 12:45 (I) Racing From Belmont erage of the British Grand Prix ® Agronaky And Company Irom Brands Hatch, England, cisco Giants at St. Louis Cardi­ (1963) Lee Marvin. Bradford Dill- f f l Listen such incredible ease? Because it’s made by Seiko, the world leader nals. 7:00 ® (9 Lawrence Walk 6:30 ® ffl Tennis Top names in ® Bowling For Dollara man. ® A B C News 1:00 in quartz technology. It tells the time, day, date and month, ffi Greatest Sports Legends men's lennis compete for a ffl Candlepin Bowling ® Baseball ® M ovie "Gentleman Jim" turns into a stopwatch, and functions as a wrist alarm, too. And does $100,000 first prize in the llnal 8:00 7:00 12:30 ffl For You, Black Woman (1942) Errol Flynn, Alexis Smith. day of this major now competi­ ® Baaaball Atlanta Braves vs. ffl On Line ® M o v ie “Land Of The it all with such impeccable elegance. A watch to give to someone ® Baseball Cincinnati Reds vs. New York Mets ® Space Academ y New York Mels tion, live Irom the West End Ten­ Tuesday ® American Bandstand f f l Wodehouse Playhouse Unknown” (1958) Jack Mahoney, very special—if you can part with it yourself. Seiko Quartz. SG nis Club's historic Forest Hills 8:30 f f l f f l f f l Thunder ffl Has Haw Shawn Smith. 9:30 Stadium. EVENING ffl Baseball Boston Red Sox vs. jJreater Hartford CATV ffl Crockett's Vtctory Garden f f l The O dd Couple f f l M ovie “ The Ooughgirls" ffl Soccer New York Cosmos ffl ffl SportsWortd Live cover­ Kansas City Royals S I Superman (1944) Ann Sheridan, Jane vs. Philadelphia Fury age ol the Michigan '200' USAC 801 PARKER STREET ^ 1:00 f f l Once Upon A C lassic Wyman. Championship Race; Football 7:00 10:30 ® M ister Magoo 11:30 ®3oooer New York Cosmos MANCHESTER, CONN. ' V« 7:28 S i ? ® Racing From Roosovoll Association Cup, featuring Arse­ ® Bowling For Dollars ® M o v la "Badman's Territory" 1:10 nal US, Ipswich, from Wembley vs. Oakland Stompers (1946) Randolph Scott, Gabby ® Opinion ® A B C News 12:00 Stadium in England; and a fea­ 7:30 Hayes. 11:15 7:30 2:00 Jewelers & Silversmiths Since 1900 ® Wrestling ture on distance swimmer Diana ® Basaball Atlanta Braves vs. f f l Rad Sox Wrap-Up n Petticoat Junction New York Mets 646-6400 ® Hollywood Taan ® News Nyad. ffl Wrestling ® Y M a 7 8 ffl WasMniilon W eak In Review f f l NaahvMe On The Road 2 :30 958 MAIN ST. DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER 0 Risk Of Marriage fflKMaworid ffl Joker's Wild HARTFORD • NEW BRITAIN • WESTFARMS MALL fflR o o m 2 2 2 ff lP o lk a Pape 4 - WEEKENP WKEKK.NIJ - Sunday, July 16 Daytime programs MORNINQ AFTERNOON 10KX) MORNING XISDonahua XaAHMyChMfan X Nobody Ever Asked Mel 6:00 SUNDAY a l ____ X Joe Franklin a Paulitt, IntMt(Mon) 12:00 E J ] n v w v (3? 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Cleophus Robinson X Gamer Ted Armstrong a Today's Woman aRomparRoom a For You, Black Woman (Wed) DAD’S DAMPER ® I Love Lucy ©Living Faith ® © lasues And Answers ©Leave It To Beaver ~ a TNa Is The Ufa (Thu) 6:30 a 0 Eaeaa Of Communism e.'oo a Humsn Dlmanslon(Fri) X Camora Three ® Robert Schuller NO ANGEL a Ask The Manager (X Ajironsky And Company 9:30 ® Living Faith a a For RIchar, For Poorer X Time For Timothy XTIcTacDougb Jim Hutton dell) as Paul l a To Be Announced 10:30 X That Girl a T h e Gong Show X Faith For Today 1$ We Believe (Tue) Curran and Joe Campanella as Wild Kingdom X Sports Extra X Nobody Ever Asked Mai a Joker's Wild 1:30 7:00 a What About Women X Jimmy Swaggart Ed Cooper appear in the epi­ There's nothing angelic a SpMt Of Indapandanoa X As The World Turns i " Man Builds, Man Destroys a Movie "Rogues Of Sher­ a The Drum © The RIntatonss sode of "O ne Day at a Time" to X Wonderama about Jaclyn Smith's role of a ^Bam o(Thu) a a a Days Of Our Lives wood ForesrSpencer Tracy, Robert (1961) Sidney Poltler. Ruby Dee. pythons to monkeys, plus many 0 Makem And Claitcy Dawg XNews-Day Young. ® Journey To The Center Ot 3:00 other species, 2 hrs, a S a Seventh Avenue X Little Rascals A frustrated, but Indestructible 12:00 ffi Movie "A Stolen Life" 8:00 a 0 Masterpiece Theatre SINGLE X Twelve o'clock Uvel x a Big Valley (® Movie "The Losers" (1970) The Earth ® Human Dimension 8:25 black family In Chicago are (1946) Belle Davis, Waller Bren­ X Rhoda LIFE BY MEETING ACTIVE XNews ©VolcaOfFanh EVENING William Smith. Bernie Hamilton. X Little Rascals a The Racers 9:15 @ aN esrs © Ken Connolly stirred Into an emotional flux X Nine On New Jersey nan. a Crockett’s Victory Garden ® Undersea World Of Jacques © Listen SINGLES IN YOUR AREA. a 0 MMar Rogers when the proud matriarch of the 12:03 ® Dr. Gene Scott Cousteau 8:30 a a a Santord And Son (R) S I Jimmy Swaggart a Connecticut Newsmakers © $M,000 Pyramid a Bewitched 6:00 household receives a $10,000 life X ® Pollco Story © Celebrate a Director's Playhouse ©Adventurers X © How The West Was Won 9:30 INTRODUCTIONS X The Archies © My Three Sons X X @ a N a w s Insurance payment. 2 1/2 hrs. ® The Jetsons ® Special 0 Black Perspective On The ® Nine On New Jersey X Alice Cufj: X Meat The Mayors (Mon, Wed) 12:30 X Itw Brady Bunch a 0 a Se^^th Avenue 12:15 © Insight ©This Is The LHe ~) Newark And Reality X New York RapM n u ^ 5:30 a 0 Opera Theater X Joe Franklin 4:00 News 4 7 7 - X Ufa Of Riley X Adam-12 X Concentration a a a Project U.F.O. 9 Jake Hess Gospelel timeTin X NItm On New Jers^ (Thu) a a a The Gong Show © Bozo's Big Top a Movie "Battle Hymn" (1957) 1:00 10:00 X CBS Sports 6:30 X Newark And Reality (Fri) X The RIntstones X © Tennis a 0 Evening At Pops © Ryan's Hope a Zoom (R) Rock Hudson. Martha Hyer. A a 0 a Tomorrow X Barrio X CBS News a Honeymooners a a Today X Baseball (Doubleheader) gentle chaplain becomes a hero X Fantastic Voyage a a SportsWorld 12:55 (Wed) a Hogan’s Heroes a Underdog © Bonsnza during World War II. (2 hrs.) 1:15 X Dusty's Treenouse ® National Geographic Special X News X Million Dollar Playoff (Fri) X News ® Sunday Mass 9:00 a 0 Electric Company 0Zoom 9:30 4:15 X Match Gama '78 1:00 1:30 3® Jerry Falwell a Red Sox Wrap-Up a The Ghost And Mrs. Muir 6:30 X One Day At A Time COME SEE OUR FINE SELECTION X Bewitched X Search For Tomorrow ® News H Chalice Of Salvation X X Movie ©News X I Love Lucy 10:00 a Sacrifice Of The Mass 4:30 X ABC News 2:01 ® Top Cal ® Sports Challenge OF CARDS & PRINTS X Lou Grant X Joker’s Wild X News ® M o v le "Fort Worth" (1951) © Latino 4:45 Tomiirs pizziuu © The Promises Of God © Melodyland Randolph Scott. David Brian. Sf Sesame Street (R) a Baseball a 0 a NBC News a Studio See 10:30 3:44 10:30 5:00 ® Jack Benny X Superheroes a Adam-12 X Movie "Sensations" (1945) ® Mission: Impossible 0 Over Easy W. C. Fields, Eleanor Powell. A X Jabberjaw ® Ironside ® Point Of View ® Alhanson's Forum PUPPY LOVE 6:55 a Nanny And The Professor @ Soccer Made In Germany ©News © Jewish Heritage 5:30 10:45 ® Faith For Today a Jewish Lite When Fonzie's dog. Spunky, 7:00 a Journey To Adventure X C B S News h a The Partridge Family comes down with a case of the X TYie Brady Bunch 11:00 blahs, Fonzie (Henry Winkler) X Concentration X Congressional Report ■“Tommy" prepares to send him oil for a X Bowling For Dollars ® The Flintstones respite In the country al a © Fsstlvd Of Faith a Championship Wrestling ® © Grape Ape ^ WOODtCOAL L doggy dude ranch - complete ® Rex Humbard 0News J A k v i H" O Insight with a cowboy hat and a Fonzle- a OvarEasy 6 Sports Challenge STOVES UANTITY lype leather ‘jacket - in a Newlywed Game a Mundo Real •«SI«Y . RITIWAY "Spunkless Sp un ky," on the a The Odd Couple ® Three Stooges •AU n o n - MSHUI ABC Television Network's © ABC News ® On Nature's Trail 0 The Photo Show •Hnm ■ mwo "Happy Days," Tuesday. July •TMPWOOO • (3ttm£ 18. 7*30 11:30 •Era-YMHBKMMFOWa The Fonz sheds his sheer X Face The Nation exposure ltd. 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MANCHESTER minute changes) aJokerisWIM ©Iasuas78 (B«twe«n Pero't Fruit Stand and Economy Elactricl I’iine 6 - W K K K K M j WEEKEND - Paee 7 THURSDAY Tuesday, July 18 utTpRircH/So Thursday, July 20 DAYTIME MOVIES (0) Festival Of Faith 0 Root Hog Or Ole DAYTIME MOVIES tsj concentration 8 Sounding Board yew Owner of 8 Movie "Where It's At” ® News ) Bowling For Doltars GOOD LIFE 11:00 11:00 (9169) David Janssen. Rosemary ® Over Easy 11:00 gpestlvdOIFalth @ "Lullaby Of Broadway" ® ® 8 8 8 N e w s I Morris Cenillo Forsyth. After resisting, an Ivy IS Newlvwed Game 8 "She’s Working Her Way (1951) Doris Day, Gene Nelson, ® 8 Hogan's Heroes, nows League-er learns his father's 8 The Odd Couple Through College" (1952) Virginia y 1:00 ffl Movie "My Lillie Chicka­ PO verEssy night club business and- NBC News correspondent 8 ABC News dee" (1940) W.C. Fields, Mae Mayo, Gene Nelson. becomes a ruthless manager. (5) "Curse 01 The Living 0 Watch Your Mouth West. P Newlywed Game Edwin Newman will examine Corpse" (19641 Helen Waren, 1:00 I The Odd Couple 9:30 Ihe unusual lile styles and Roy R. Sneider. 7:30 8 Petticoat Junction f f l "The Flesh Eaters” (1966) AOv rWWv 80DlckCavett The Coffees on... f oi) 8 ABC Movie "A Minute To curious values of Ihe people, ® "Honeycomb" (1972) Ger­ D All-Star Anything Goes Rita Morley, Martin Kosleck. POpanDoor Pray, A Second To Die" (1967) D Carol Burnett And Friends who live Ihe "good lile " in aldine Chaplin, Per Oscarsson. 11:30 Stop In Anytime.’’ f f l "The Black Book" (1949) 7:30 Alex Cord, Robert Ryan. A lone D 8 The Gong Show ffl CBS Late Movie "McMillan Robert Cummings, Arlene Dahl. gunllghter accepts the challenge Marin County - Ihe wealthiest 4:00 ) Baseball 1 $25,000 Pyramid ® "Constantine And The And Wile: The Face Of Murder" ®P**I*I on Monday 4:00 I Carol Burnett And Friends of cleaning up a corruptTown. county in Calilornia. 9 Sha Na Na f f l Hogan's Heroes Cross" (1960) Cornel Wilde, Bel­ ffl "The Poppy Is Also A ITheMuppets lOdK) "I Want II All 4ow," an NBC inda Lee, 5 0 'MacNell / Lehrer Report 8 $100,000 Name "niat Tune 2nd Cup 15« Flower" (1966) Yul Brynner, Tre­ ) Newlywed Game ) Hawaii Flve-O News Report on San Francis­ ® Voice Of Faith vor Howard. IS "The Mortal Storm" (1940) 8 Joker’s Wild b Hollywood Squares co's utopian suburb, reveals Margaret Sullavan, James Stew­ 8 8 8 Best Of Carson a "The Young Savages" P 0 MacNell / Lehrer Report art. 8:00 8 0 Captioned A B C News i Untouchablee how these people's manners (1961) Burt Lancaster, Shelley b Special Edition D Living Faith ® Family Film Classics 8 Ironside and morals are Influencing the 33S CMHsr a!* '* ' Winters. a Joker's Wild I NBC News Special EVENING ® Croaa-WIts 12:00 8 Bobby Vinton b 0 Mastarptoca Theatre American way of iile. Airdate is ® 8 Happy Days 6 4 6 - 9 4 6 6 © M ovie "Run, Angel, Run" EVENING 6:00 Thursday, July 20 on Ihe NBC 6:00 8 8 8 Man From Atlantis (1969) William Smith, Valerie Ild X ) 8 G u a la Starrett. ©TheWsHons fflffl888News Television Network. ® ® ® (8 News 6:00 fflCross-WIta ffl Hogan’s Heroes ® The Brady Bunch a Marcus Walby.M.D. 0 Portuguese Pilgrims Of New 12:03 fflOpaS News ffl 8 Welcome Back, Kottar f f l Metvia "You Can’t Cheat An ® Concentration England ffl 8 ABC Movie "Most ffl The Brady Bunch f f l Movie "Operation Mad Ball" Honest Man" (1939) W.C. Fields. (iS Bozo's Big Top Wanted" (1976) Robert Stack Concentration (1957) Jack Lemmon, Ernie 8:30 Edgar Bergen. 8 0 Zoom (R) Shelly Novack. 9 Bozo’s Big Top Kovacs. A private. In love with an 8 Petticoat Junction 3$ Hogan’s Heroes ® M erv Griffin (ZoomfR) iSiMtIons rasene the right to meke lest- 12:45 Army nurse. 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