Kidnaped Woman Killed to Run and Announced He Would Soldiers in This Truce Village Was the Two Americans Were Axed to Accept the Nomination

By LEWIS LORD cumbency factor everything points to L'niteil Press International a close election.” There now are two former Georgia Agriculture Secretary Earl Butz governors running for President. told the American Chamber of Lester Maddox, who gained fame a Ford said, "the American people Commerce meeting in Mexico City decade ago chasing blacks from his want an individual with experiene that AFL-CIO President George Atlanta restaurant with pick handles, running American foreign policy. Meany will become Carter's “prin­ was nominated in Chicago Friday They don't want someone they didn't cipal adviser” if the Democrat wins. night as the presidential candidate of know a year ago running foreign the conservative American Indepen­ policy.” “To have George Meany protecting dent party. the cost of living in the United States Maddox actually has been on and Patrick Caddell, Carter's pollster, would be like sending the fox to gtiard off the campaign trail for months, said in Atlanta that Carter's lead, the chicken coop, " Butz said. claiming his successor as governor. down to 10 points in this week's House Majority Leader Thomas P. Democratic presidential nominee Gallup Poll, likely will get smaller by )0T • O'Neill predicted in Boston that the bunk Water main breaks Jimmy Carter, is dishonest. November. proposed debates between Ford and ps six, Town crews worked until 11 p.m, Friday to repair a break in the water main on Center St. A recent addition to the menu at Td be hard put to imagine we Carter will be a "tremendous factor” bower, Maddox' Atlanta eatery was a "Jim­ could win by that big a margin, " in the election. rv and The break caused a major drop in water pressure throughout much of the town, according my Carter sandwich” — two pieces to Frank T. Jodaitis, water and sewer superintendent. The break was reported about 2:45 Caddell said. "In a presidential race ig. $5,- of bread, a dab of peanut butter, and even 10 per cent is a landslide and, "If Carter does welLIhe election is p.m. Friday and was in a 12-inch line. (Herald photo by Dunn) a lot of baloney. historically, when you have the in­ over, in my opinion,” O'Neill said. On the Republican side. President can on Ford disagreed with those who claim 460- 4 fully his GOP running mate. Sen. Robert Call Dole, is functioning as a “hatchet Iranian terrorists gun down man" against Carter. "We are just going to lay the three record down against the flip-flops of Some AIP members decor, Carter," Ford told reporters at his at $9,- three Americans in Tehran mountain retreat in Vail, Colo. . Our But Carter's running mate. Sen. reject Maddox homes TEHRAN, Iran (UPl) -Iranian Police said the three men were "Three people were killed at 6:50 ing at Walter Mondale, suggested to an terrorists shot and killed three driving to work about 7 a.m, (11 p.m. a m. (Tehran time) on Aug. 28 while elderly audience in Milwaukee that incing American employes of a defense con­ Friday EDT) when a car forced them they were being driven to work. They es and Ford and Dole had been inconsistertj. CHICAGO (UPI) - Lester Maddox Mrs. Mercedes Philips, said in ervice tractor today as they were driving to to the curb. They said several per­ worked for North American Mondale said the GOP candidates won the American Independent par­ Albuquerque Maddox “is not an omes, work, police sources said. sons jumped from the second car and Rockwell on a project for the Iranian had promised to improve Medicare ty's presidential nomination, but the acceptable presidential candidate” [hway. A U.S. Embassy spokesman said began shooting with pistcls and Air Force. To the best of our benefits but, he said, both Ford and former Georgia governor's and will not be listed as one in her Conn. three men had been killed but gave automatic weapons. knowledge, it was a research Dole voted in 1965 against es­ segregationist positions led some state She urged the AIP in other no further details. Officers said the assailants made project” tablishing the program. party members to immediately states to withdraw its affiliation with Police said the victims were ten­ their getaway in the morning's rush- The spokesman said he had no "If they would have had their way. reject his candidacy the national party. borne? tatively identified as Robert hour traffic and that a search had further immediate comment there would be no Medicare today, " Maddox late Friday night got 177 Some of Maddox' difficulties r fast Krongard, William Carter and It was the third fatal terrorist at­ Ler. been launched to find them. Mondale said. He vowed that more votes, only seven more than the stemmed from statements he maoe Donald Smith. No hometowns or tack on Americans in Iran since would be done for the aged with number he needed for the nomination at a news conference earlier Friday, other information on the men were In Washington, a State Department June, 1973, when leftist guerrillas Carter in the White House. of the party, which backed George his first public appearance of the 66 spokesman issued the following immediately available from police or killed U.S. military adviser Lt. Col "We want a government that Wallace eight years ago. convention. , Dat- the U.S. Embassv. statement: Lewis Hawkins. In May, 1975, a respects its elders, that understands "I am a segregationist — a ctory group calling itself the Iranian the special problems of growing As Maddox led a rousing rendition segregationist is a man who cares of "God Bless America " immediate­ :e, 114 People's Warriors Organization older, " Mondale said. enough about his own race to want to . 871- U.S. demands renewed claimed credit for the ambush Ford met in Vail with Dole. Vice ly after the balloting, a few moderate defend and preserve it." he said. murder of two U.S. Air Force of­ President Nelson Rockefeller and '’s h f k ^ e ^ S ficers — Col. Paul Shaffer and Col. former Treasury Secretary John policy left the hall- sh^m g tl^^e.r Organizers of the convention 62 Jack Turner. originally had hoped to attract at KMAC meeting Connally. The President then told a heads and j defeated Republican presidential Last Dec. 29. an Iranian army news conference that he will fight willingness to work on behalf of his candidate Ronald Reagan or another tribunal sentenced 10 accused rebels Carter for every vote, everywhere, candidacy. nationally known mainstream con­ PANMUNJOM, Korea (UPI) - that the fact remains that two UNC to death for the killings and other including the South. Mexico AIP, servative to accept the presidential The United States today renewed its officers were brutally beaten to crimes. demand for the punishment of the death without provocation and that nomination. North Korean guards who killed two fact calls for the punishment of those When none accepted the offer, American officers 10 days ago and responsible for this act," Frudden Maddox retracted earlier pledges not said a guarantee of safety for added. Kidnaped woman killed to run and announced he would soldiers in this truce village was The two Americans were axed to accept the nomination. “essential." death by North Korean guards in LOS ALAMITOS, Calif. (UPI) - A culottes she wore when taken a gun­ "The evidence is rather slim with Maddox defeated two opponents — U.S. Navy Rear Adm. Mark P. Panmunjom on Aug. 18. no clues of any substance at all, " Frudden, United Nations Command Referring to a North Korean market manager's wife, kidnaped point from her home, was found by a former Louisiana Rep. John Rarick with her three children by masked man in a Dominguez Hills field. said Orange County Sheriff's Lt Rick and Dallas educator Robert Morris. spokesman at the Korean Military proposal for better security Drake, adding that the murderers Armistice Commission, said UNC arrangements, the admiral said gunmen in what appeared to be an Mrs. Seigman had been missing Morris got 80 1-3 votes. Rarick got 78 extortion plot that f zzled, was found since Wednesday evening when she were ..very careful,, to cover their and 11-12 votes. will consider a Communist plan for assurances for the safety of U.N. per­ tracks separating the forces of the two sides sonnel "is essential for the effective in a ditch Friday, killed by several and her three children were tied up only after North Korea gives such a functioning of the armistice agree­ bullets in the head. and taken as hostages from their guarantee. ment and is not subject to com­ The body of Joann Seigman. 43, home while her husband, manager of “I must again reiterate, however, promise. still dressed in the yellow blouse and a a Long Beach supermarket, was ordered to go to his store, empty the safe and await instructions. The children — Cathy, 19, John Jr., 16, and Paul. 11 — were found a short time later bound hand and foot in the family van parked about a mile and a Today’s news summary half from the market. The children told police that just COMPILED FROM UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL before the kidnapers fled with their mother, they promised she would be released shortly and everything State Committee to Elect President killed himself rather than sur­ would be all right. But Mrs. Seigman vanished while Ford. render to officials Friday. GROTON — Groton, homeport Richard Joseph Turner, 23, was her husband waited by a telephone to more than 12,(KX) submarines, the object of an air and ground for instructions on how to exchange will launch one bearing its name National search before the end came. the $8,000 for his wife. Sheriff's detectives said they Oct. 9. Groton's 360-foot, 6,900-ton VAIL, Colo. — Mrs. Robert A, f namesake will slide into the WASHINGTON - Suddenly, feared radio buffs, drawn to the Dole, wife of the Republican vice scene by police emergency band traf­ Thames River from the shipyard presidential nominee, will decide after 43 years, an end is in sight of General Dynamics’ Electric for the national state of emergen­ fic, may have frighten^ the kid­ early next week whether to stay napers into calling off the ransom Boat division where most of on the Federal Trade Commis­ cy Franklin D. Roosevelt America’s undersea fleet has declared to deal with the Great recovery, sion. She has been seeking legal Seigman said there was something been designed and built for advice concerning the propriety Depression. The Senate quietly decades. passed a bill Friday to end the "vaguely familiar” about one of the of staying on a federal commis­ disguised men and police theorized sion while participating in a 1933 emergency and all other HARTFORD — Residents from states of emergency declared by Mrs. Seigman may have recognized presidential campaign. the kidnapers, unwittingly gave that a low Income housing project, presidents over the years, which fact away, and was kilM to keep her protesting poor health conditions, PHILADELPHIA - Federal nobody had bothered to undeclare. presented City Health Director from identifying them. health officials say the epidemic Coroner Thomas Noguchi said the Norton Chaucer with a box of 20 of ‘‘Legionnaires’ disease’’ dead rats Friday. International body showed no evidence of a appears to be over, and the Penn­ struggle or sexual molestion. sylvania Medical Society says It BEIRUT Lebanon — Arab Seigman's employer, the Market Regional will go ahead with plans to meet League mediators gain accep­ Basket supermarket chain, offered a at the hotel that has been a focal tance for a new truce plan from "substantial reward for any informa­ BOSTON — A lawyer for the point in the investigation of the Christian leaders and now seek tion leading to the arrest and convic­ Boston School Committee warned mystery Illness which has killed leftist-Palestinian approval. tion" of the kidnapers, a spokesman U.S. District Court Judge W. 28 persons. for the firm said. Arthur W. Garrity Jr. Friday he THE HAGUE. Netherlands - would be settino "an ominous WASHINGTON - Former At­ For most people. Prince iHcrild plwlo by Barkml precedent" iftires five white torney General Richard Kleln- Bernhard of the Netherlands school p'-'ncipals and replaces dienst says he does not believe seemed a man of unlimited wealth Back-tO’School them with black administrators former Acting FBI Director L. but for officials of the Lockheed Finger lickin'* good as is being demanded by black Patrick Gray III approved illegal Aircraft Corp. he was a information parents. FBI break-ins. Gray now lives in pauper prince, according the Shannon Bowen, 3, sits on father James Bowen’s lap as she Stonlngton, Conn., and has denied diary of Lockheed official. inside today enjoys a boat of cream and peaches at the 19th annual Eighth authorizing break-ins or illegal BOSTON — President Ford has wiretaps. ^ JOHANNESBURG, South Today The Herald continues District Peach Festival Friday across from the firehouse on its publication of back-to- named Boston advertising Africa — The political leader of Main St. Bowen is an officer in the Manchester Police Depart­ school information for the exc>putive Malcolm D. McDougall SNYDER, Colo. — An escaped South Africa’s five milll9 n Zulus ment. Rain poured out of the skies soon after 7:30 yet hundreds, Manchester area. to direct his television election convict who methodically kilM a says the black man has suffered The bus schedules for Coven­ many armed with umbrellas, kept buying peach boats from the commercials and other media Colorado prison guard, his wife under oppressive rule and had to try, Andover and Bolton will be firemen and their wives. Ron Davis, one of the cochairrtien of advertising though Campaign ’76, and their three children, fired a unite to "break the chains which found on Page 6. the event, said they served over 3,000 boats before the rain fell the advertising arm of of the single bullet into his head and shackle him." making it a damp but again successful affair. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn.. Sat., August 28, 1976 — PAGE TKPEE

PAGE TWO - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Sat., August 28, 1976 News for Senior Citizens I A&P S lip ” Hi everyone! It seems like I just regular programs, some old and was a popular table. Also start pot­ got through writing this column and some new. Our new volunteers will ting your plant slips. More about the -?UYli here we go again. When you have six start their terms of office for fair later on. ------weeks work to catch up on, time September and October. The bingo We still have a couple of seats Presents flies. callers will be Monday, Al Bourret; available for Sterling Gardens and While you are reading this column, Friday, George Vallone, and our sub the Penn Dutch Country on the se­ -Bastingl Wally will be enroute home from sun­ will be Bob Doggart. Cards and cond bus, so come in and sign up. The ny Florida, He should be back at his money, Violet Dion and Lillian Penn Dutch Country should be desk Monday morning. Rutchik. The kitchen committee will beautiful because we will be right in Fine Nepco ADVERTISED ITBI PDUCY: Each of ttiaaa advartisad Kama la ra- Last Friday we had 54 playing be Helen Silver in charge of coffee, the foliage season. quirad to ba raadlly avallabla lor aala at or bak>w the advartlaad !■ Ernestine Donneily, money; Ann Monday morning our bus will still Hen Turkeys bingo in the morning with our old prica In aach AAP Slora, axcapt at apacHIcally notad In Ihia ad. |' dependable Bob Doggart calling, Thompson, in charge of doughnuts' be laid up. but hopefully it will be whom I sincerely thank. Also thanks and Ann Demko in charge of tea. FqJP ready for tbe shoppers on Tuesday, the pinochle and setback gantes, John please check the about town news, or MeatValnes.. BEEF ROUND BONELESS to George Vallone for helping out last Friday. In the afternoon we had 41 Gaily and Gladys Seelert will oe in call the office for the rest of the playing setback with the following charge. week's schedule. winners; It is wonderful that we have so Driving course Thomas Murphy, 137; Jennie many willing workers at the Center, George Taylor asked me to tell the as it helps free us for the other Fogarty and Mina Reuther, 127; seniors about the AARP’s Defensive Mabel Loomis, 125; Ann Fisher and chores. The Burtons will be back this Driving Course which will be given Bottom Lee Steinmeyer, 122; Ada Rojas and fall to teach us new variations of the on Sept. 7 and 8, and 14 and 15, 9 Archie Houghtaling. 121; Helena Hustie. o’clock at the First Federai Savings. Gavello, 120, and Mabel Wilson. 118. Fair Please call 643-0482 for further Infor­ lb. Golfers We will start to prepare lor our mation. Mr. Taylor will be happy to Earlier Monday morning, 31 fair. Annie Rohan, one of my help you. Round golfers were out playing at the East deputies, drove me to Winsted to Our condolences to Esther Tedford Hartford Golf Course, and these are stock up on supplies to make things and her other brothers and sisters on the better scores: tor the fair. the loss of her brother, Sydney Irvin Gartside, 41; Hector Provost Speaking of supplies, we could use Carter. and Edward Scott, 44; Vince Porter, another ironing board and iron, We also send condolences to the 45; Jack DuPont and Ernie trims, and materials. Start saving family of Mrs. Helen Ponchak, who Segerberg, 46; A1 Bolis, 47; Al your white elephants because that died Tuesday. Roasts Bourret, Tom Halenar and Henry Rau, 48. These were all low gross. For the low net, Tom Close had a 34, "OUHBEST’ BIUND-Fnoan 0% e A O O DEEF CHUCK Paul Beutner and Joseph DuPont had Klaudt Indian family NEPC0-CAMBRID6ETRIM BONELESS 2 35. and Charles Tarpinian had 36. WATER ADDED Beef Patties 3 A . ™ Monday morning we were closed to rousN $ 4 3 fl activities so Jim and Ray started to appear here Sunday Chuck or sprucing up our old building, and Jae Hillshire Kielbasa ^ 1 7 and 1 were busy planning next year’s The Klaudt Indian family, national­ different denominationai churches, TOMATOES N activities Our bus was put in the ly known Arickara-Mandan gospel auditoriums, Indian “pow-wows” Claussen Pickles Shoulder hospital to be put into good running singers from the Dakota Badlands, and missions. Smoked condition. We want it in tip top shape. will appear in person Sunday at 10:.30 The Indian’s great-grandfather. WEAVEi Speaking of our building, what a a m. at Calvary Church, 647 E. Mid­ One Feather and Little Soldier, Roasts great improvement in making the dle Tpke to help celebrate the fought in Custer's Battle in 1876 at Chicken Franks basement floor all one level. No Bicentennial and 22nd anniversary of the Little Big Horn River in Mon­ more worry about someone falling the church, according to Rev. tana, serving as scouts for the down those stairs, especially while Kenneth Gustafson, pastor. cavalry. CDNTAINSNOT Hams carrying a tray of food. The Indians include a family of Tonight at 7:30 Gospel Peace, a MDRE THAN 239b FAT Bowling "Dad and Mom" and four sons, group of seven young men from Seat­ Kenneth. Raymond. Melvin (Chief), tle, Wash., will present a concert of « Bernie from the Parkade Lanes 99 called to have me remind you that and Vernon. To professionally back­ gospel music and song. Aiso, on Sun­ SHANK up this family with a wide variety of day in the 7 p.m service, a color Lean the Senior Bowling League will have PORK AAP-MEAT OR BEEF-SLICED its organizational meeting on Sept. instruments, the Klaudts have added film, "Eighteen,'' produced by PORTION 17. at 1 o'clock. All seniors in town the “Fourth Generation Band. ” They Gospel Films. Inc., will be shown. SHOULDERS Ground Beef are invited to come. travel 75.000 miles a year, have The public is invited to attend the Bologna ;; 89^ Our swing of action will really produced 12 long play stereo albums, special anniversary services of lb. (FORMERLY GROUND CHUCK) lb. start after Labor Day. with our and appeared on television, in Calvary Church, celebrating 22 years AAP MEAT OR Promoting band shell of ministry in Manchester. Hartford Rd. drivers will get a reminder in the coming days of the current efforts to raise Beef Franks ;.:79^ Theater schedule NEPCO SMOKED funds for the Bicentennial l^fusic Shell to be located on the Bidwell St. Campus of lb. Manchester Community College. Friday afternoon. Larry Morrison of MCC placed the DELI FEATURES * AVAILAUE IN STORES WITH SENVICE * FRESH U.S.D.A. INSPECTED AUGOOD TOP QUALITY message, “ Build the Band Shell’’ in the illuminated sign at A1 Sieffert’s Appliance store. Sunday Time Clock "Aloha, Bobby and Rose" 9:35 Saturday Time Clock "Aloha. Bobby and Rose” 9 35 DELI DEPTS. ONLY Giving a big lift was William Gould, in helmet, operator of the town's cherry-picker used in East Windsor Drive-In — UA East 1 - "Obsession " East Hartford Dnve-ln - UA East 1 — “Obsession" Box-O-Chicken tree pruning operations. (Herald photo by Pinto) "Gus” 7:50, "Bam bi" 9.35 2 00-3:50-5:40-7 30-9:20 "Gus" 7:50; “ Bambi" 9:35 Daisy Rolls % 2:00-3:50-5:40-7:30-9:20 DOMESTIC-COOKED Sliced Manchester Drive-In — UA East 2 — “The Original Manchester Drive-In - UA East 2 — "The Original CONTAINS; 3 BREAST QTRS. ■ L o g a n ' s R u n "' 8 :1 0 ; lEEFMUNS King Kong " 1:30-3:40-5:30- "Thunderbolt and Lightfoot" King Kong" 1 30-3:40-7:20- 5:30-9:10 "Thunderbolt and Lightfoot" BONELESS lONELESSIOnOM 3 LEG QTRS., 3 NECKS. 3 WINGS Manchester week in review 7:20-9:10 8:10; "Logan's Run" 10:00 UA East 3 — “Harry and 10:00 Sliced Ham Aik 99^ 3 SETS OF GIBLETS Bacon UA East 3 — "Harry and Showcase Cinema I — PORK Waller Go to New York" 2:00- Showcase Cinema 1 — Walter Go to New York" 2:00- "Drum ’ 2 00-4 05-5 50-7 45- 3:50-5:40-7:30-9:20 "D rum " 2:00-4:05-5:50-7:45- R u n s Rump Roast PARADISE-STORESLICED 3:50-5:40-7:30-9:20 9:55 Vernon Cinema 1 — "The 9:55 Vernon Cinema 1 — "The Showcase Cinema 2 — "The lb. Showcase Cinema 2 - “ The Revaluation may be delayed Omen " 2:00-7:20-9:20 Man Who Fell to Earth" 2:15- Om en" 1:20-3.20-5:20-7:20- 9:20 Man Who Fell to Earth' 2:15- Bologna 'Vernon Cinema 2 — "The 4:55-7:40-10:10. NEPCO-POLISH Vernon Cinema 2 — “The 4:55-7:40-10:10 Swashbuckler " 2:00-7:00-9:00 Showcase Cinema 3 — Completion of Manchester's tax iDCYS) from November 1975 to week for a $1 million building expan­ Showcase Cinema 3 - Burnside 1 — "Murder By "Silent Movie " 2:00-4 :00-6:00- Swashbuckler" 1:00-3:00-5 00 revaluation may be delayed due to March 1976, 339 are still waiting, 7.7 7:00-9.00 "Silent Movie" 2:00-4:00-6:00- lEEFm UN MARCO BY SALVATORE-HOT OR SWEET sion program to quadruple the size of Death " 7:30-9:30 8 : 00- 10:00 FROZEN-WEAVER retirements in the town assessor's per cent were from Manchester. Burnside 1 — “Murder By 8 : 00- 10:00 ^ nONELESSnOAST its headquarters in downtown Burnside 2 — “Gumball Showcase Cinema 4 — D eath" 1:30-3:30-5:30-7:30- Showcase Cinema 4 — office. Assessor Ed Belleville said Manchester. Heritage President Rally " 7:15-9:20 "Outlaw Josie Wales" 2:00- 9:30 "Outlaw Josie Wales" 2:00- this week. I ’ o lit ic.H William Hale said the bank's decision East Hartford Drive-In — 4 35-7 15-9:50 Eye RoumI Dutch-Frye Chicken Italian Sausage Burnside 2 — “Gumball 4 35-7 15-9:50 Belleville said the revaluation to expand was the result of continued "Murder Bv D eath" 7:50; Dr. Frederick Spauling of Rally" 2:00-4:10-6:25-8:30 might still be finished in time for the Manchester this week withdrew as growth and a commitment to Main YUUR .THIGHS-28IZ. 1976 Grand List, but he was warning East Hartford Drive-In — FRESH the Republican candidate in the St. "Murder By Death " 7:50; CHOICE •BREASTS-22nz. town officials in case the job can't be * ^ Third Senatorial District. He said It was learned this week that 1 _____ •0nUMSnCKS-24nz $2 «. completed. obligations to his dentistry practice father and son Sidney Ellis of AMERICAN and FOREIGN Revaluation is in the review stage, Car Carpets h and family would make it impossible Manchester are involved in a series mFlMHM-CNILLa biH Belleville said. WATCH WITH for him to run for the state office. of Superior Court lawsuits involving OBSESSION PQ COUPON lillti In other Manchester news about CARPET CRISP <5 The Republican Vacancy Com­ the First Hartford Corp. and its sub­ SLICED-NEPCO A&P Orange Juice lEOW ctrtH taxes, Tax Collector James Turek sidiaries. Sidney Ellis filed suit FOR PONTIAC MERCHANTS THE ORIOINAL ESCAROLE. FRESH mittee will select a replacement to KING KONGO LARGE SIZE LOAF-NAIVE said 50 1 per cent of estimated face incumbent Democrat George against his son's corporation, RETURNING 1310 Tolland Turnpike Chicory property taxes for 1976-1977 were Hannan of East Hartford. claiming the firm may be improperly ____ 648-8568 HARRY a WALTER Native collected in July, In July 1975, 49.3 In other political news, former transferring its assets to elude finan­ TO I NEW YORK PQ Sliced White Bread or per cent was collected. State .Sen David Odegard was named cial difficulties. The corporation and NABISCO-REGULARORUNSALTEB Turek also reported that oustan- moderator for the Sept. 7 Republican the younger Ellis have countersued. MANCHESTER Romaine Carrots ding taxes from the 1974 Grand List primary for Manchester's GOP REGULAR >2 ADM. totaled $179,302 as of July 31. less registrar of voters. i SSIIIT 9I-(OUOW lURNSIDE SIGNS Premium Saitines than the amount of 1973 taxes out­ Harriet Haslett was named cam­ ANN PA6E j l i i k . standing a year earlier VACATION BURNSIDE Z 139* paign chairman for David Cohen, Nsadt - Suntan Lotion Republican candidate for state Public records i ’s io lUGNiiDt AVI., i. N Tii. • s a i- n n j SunGlaasas-SwIm Caps Peanut Butter CRUNCHY ” I’ cnsion fund senator in tbe Fourth District. PETER SELLERS lESSEY’S The town Pension Board this week ARTHUR DRUG “MURDER RY reaffirmed its April decision to (iaiiipiis SLICED-COOKED W a rriin ly deedn DEATH” prohibit retroactive payments to the Constituents of the Women’s Grant T Sloan to Peter N. Owren Sweet Appie Cider town's pension fund. ______PQ « 7:30 S:30 Center at Manchester Community and Rhoda L. Owren, property at 65 I MICHAEL SARDAZIN GINGER ALE. ORANGE. ROOT lEEN. COU The case concerns five para- College began trying to exert High St., $23,000. Mancheitar Evening Herald “GUMBALL professionals with the school system. pressure on the college administra­ Dorothy L. Barnes to Paul M. They had requested to make retroac­ Published every evening except CUNT RALLY” Yukon Beverages tion this week, to reinstate the center Majewski and Linda S. Majewski, Sundays and holidays. Entered at the PQ *7:15 9:20 tive payments to the pension fund lor Usnehester, Conn. Post Ottlce as Se­ "THUNDERBOLT AND TOMATO director and retain full funding. property at 54 Alton St., $37,500. the years between the time they were cond Class Mall Matter. lIG H T F O O r SUMDAt»«' M TW tB Supporters of the two-year-old Henry A. Mallett and Helen G. hired and the time they joined the center gave MCC President Ronald Mallett to Barney T. Peterman Sr. Suggested Carrier Rates Campbeii’s Soup plan Payable In Advance Dcni.son a list of 10 demands, but and Barney T. Peterman Jr., proper­ Single co py...... ^5* AUFUVORS Denison said he didn't respond ty at 20 W. Middle Tpke., $30,000. W eekly...... 90« Help dt'layed One m o n th ...... $3.90 THE PIPER'S PUB because the demands were “so fan­ Camille W, Torza to Pamela J. Throe mqnths $11.70 3025 MAIN STREET, GLASTONBURY Manchester, like all towns in the tastic." Some of the center funding Bauman, property at Northfield Six m o n th s...... $23.40 Marvel Ice Cream One y e a r...... $46.80 KEKIIEXTIUMIUIOR capital area, suffers from delays in has been cut because of collegewide Green Condominium, $29,000. Mall Rates Upon Request Greater HartfonTs Newest and Most FROZEN providing help lor abused and budget reductions. Sydney G. Reid and Karen P. Reid Subscribers who fall to receive their newspaper before 5:30 p.m. GMEN neglected children to Mary V. Curtin, property at should telephone the circulation ALL MATINEES 9Sc Exciting Eating, Drinking and department, 647-9946. Rhodes Bread Dough A report this week said that of 650 Northfield Green Condominium, $31,- 649-9333 referrals received by the Dgpart- Entertainment Place! LAUNDRY DETERGENT Heritage Savings and Loan 500. rnent of Children and Youth Services IPOFF Association announced plans this Building |><‘riiiilH “Home of the Robert V. DuBaldo, garage addi- BARGAIN ★ MATINEES Cold Power LANE tion at 122 Waranoke Rd., $1,200. Minstrel Boys" AUVAMETII-lAYBI Alfred Vennard, 139 Hollister St., aluminum siding at 184 Hollister St., $1.50 Ton Film on home problems S^1^^UNTIL2:30P.NI THE $350. Entertainment Betty Crocker Cake Mixes'VV Burton Hicock, temporary tent a' PLACE FOR YOUR dUQM NEIS _ to be shown Sunday 83 Phelps Rd., $190. SHOHCASE CINtM A/ 1234 FOR Wed. thru S a l Neil Prescott, swimming pool at WED., SEPT. 1st NEPCO BEEF 1-94 EXIT SB-SILVER LANE-ROBERTS ST. 122 Carpenter Rd., $5,000. film, "Thi" Christian jlome — LUNCH “ PATCHWORK" (hat (he church is not and was never Savings Bank of'Manchester, in­ I’rublcms and I’norilics." will be Thun., Fit t Sat meant to be a substitute for the terior alterations at 469 Hartford 11:30-2:30 shown Sunday al tbe 7 p m. service of home. Rd., $4,000. M l LUNCHEON S ^ 2 ,3 & 4 Faith Baptisi Churr'h at Orange Hall. God wants the home to be the “ SAVE THE 72 K Center St Miirriiige lioensr \ COCKTAILS 99c world's great universily of living, a James Connolly J^"., 648 Keeney The public is invited to view Ibis HOUSE BRANDS. TRAIH" natural and Christ-loving environ­ St., and Wendy Ann Sebmedding, 606 film A Iree-will olfering will be ment where opportunities are received Gardner St., Sept. 4 at 5t. Mary's, slralegically arranged by the Spirit Cerlifirute of ullurliim-nt In the film. Dr Howard Hendricks, ul God to relate Christian truth lo the S and S Buick Inc. against Joseph an aulliority on Christian living, lives ol children, according to Dr. A. Schwab, $2,500, property at 63 e x a m in e s th e pa r e n t-c ti i Id Hendricks Blue Ridge Rd. relationship including such questions The film takes truths heard so Daniel F. Reale Inc,, Realtors, and as why have I failed as a parent? or, olten from tbe pulpit and applies James Monaco and Claudia Monaco how' can wc be losing our child when them to the lives of parents, the Rev. against Robert J. Olivera and Jane J. we are so sincere"’ Though Dr Hen­ .lames Beliasov. pastor of Faith Bap­ dricks is a churchman, he believes Olivera, $2,000, property at 60 Lenox tist, said St. PAGE FOUR - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Sat, August 28, 1976 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Sat., August 26. 1976 - PAGE FIVE Presidents come and go but Congress... iBaurbrstpr Eimtiuy Hrralb Mr. Ford favors has gotten through Manchester — A City of Village Charm WASHINGTON - The split within insurance, thorough tax overhaul, the Republican Party was quite clear control of handguns, reorganization an opposition Congress. He says, too, Founded Oct, 1, 1881 at its national convention in Kansas Ray Cromley of the food stamp program and that the Carter programs have fared Member Audit Bureau of Circulation Member United Press international City. legislation splitting the major oil equally badly with the Senate and Strong-minded GOP liberals say companies. A spate of government House majority. Published by the Manchester Publishing Co., Herald Square. Whatever promises are made, and Manchester, Conn 06040. Telephone (203) 643-2711. they will not work unless President reorganization proposals, aimed at Ford veers more to their side of the Democratic Congress majority, efficiency, has died a quiet death. however sincere each candidate may Raymond F Robinson Editor-Publisher Harold E Turhington. Managing Editor fence. Strong-minded conservatives which most certainly will be the Apparently, so has zero budgeting be, how is the voter thus to know hint they will sit on their hands this majority in the next Congress, has and sunset proposals requiring agen­ whether Mr. Ford or Carter can be Opinion fall unless the President hews closely given up on passing what are un­ cies to be studied from the bottom up effective, given the splits in Congress to the Ronald Reagan line. Straddling doubtedly the seven key planks in at specified intervals. and among their own workers? SEPTEMBER this fence will be no easy task even Carter’s platform. The Democratic The Congressional investigation of The President can exert negative tor so amiable and conciliatory a leadership has suggested opposition corruption in the Senate and House control through the veto and Mr. It’s equal, but is it sports? candidate as Mr. Ford. within its own ranks makes passage has all but vanished. Ford has been doing just that. But The Republican problem is all too unlikely. This seems to mean that the this is not the same as pushing The Ohio High School an equal break for girls but the clear, Jimmy Carter, however, faces It is reported in fact that three Democratic majority has in effect through a program. What the situa­ Athletic Association seems to possibility that the violation party divisions less advertised but no fourths of the new breed of stalled the bulk of what Carter is tion thus promises at best, whoever have the ridiculous notion that could cause them to lose less deep. Democrats — the 81 Democratic campaigning for — for now at least — is elected President, is a continua­ Take the Democratic platform. freshmen — believe the Humphrey- as though it were a bag of hot tion of the status quo unless there’s a there are physical differences thousands of dollars in federal Unlike past documents, the 1976 edi­ Hawkins full-employment bill could potatoes. mandate — a heavy vote for the win­ between boys and girls. aid they now receive. tion was written precisely to con­ hurt their chances of being re­ Take these facts then add that in ning Presidential candidate and It has a rule, anyway, that The Ohio High School form to the candidate’s own views elected. News accounts say they the Democratic primaries. 60 per significant defeat o r Senators and Representatives who do not repre­ forbids girls to play on boys' Athletic Association counters and his promises. There were no want it killed. cent of the votes went to Carter's op­ Ford-Reagan-like compromises. The According to strong hints from its ponents. ft becomes clear Jimmy sent what the majority of Americans teams in contact sports, such that the rule was actually Carter convention position was so leadership, strong covert opposition Carter and Sen. Walter Mondale face want. as football and basketball. designed to insure girls an op­ strong he was not forced to com­ within C arter’s own party in the same uphill fight as President Unfortunately, whatever happens WANT AD Schools belonging to the portunity to play sports. promise on word or paragraph. Congress would likewise doom post­ Ford and Sen. Robert Dole. in the Presidential race, there's little The ink has hardly dried on that card voter registration so publicized The voter is thus faced with a evidence of a major change in the association, which includes all Possessed as it is with the idea Carter document. Yet the by Carter, as well as national health dilemma. He knows so little of what Congress this November. of the public high schools and that girls are not, on the most of the junior high schools average, as big and strong and in the state, as well as the fast as boys, it argues that few A minority report: Women are better drivers majority of private secondary girls would qualify for boys’ WASHINGTON - These days polls plicated than an electric toaster. Women are better drivers because schools, have to abide by it if teams, but more girls would be tell us what we think about Andrew Tully I let pass the argument that most they have more patience. The they want to complete in sac- able to play sports if all-girl everything and so it is not surprising males shouldn't be trusted even with average male blows his top in a traf­ that their proprietors consider it an electric toaster, except to note fic jam because he considers it a per­ tioned interscholastic games. teams were available. their duty to issue annual In thus ruling, I defy the common that in this house all such friends in sonal affront. Out of sheer pique he is The superintendent and It also suggests that this pronouncements on male drivers ver­ male attitude toward women drivers. mechanical form are turned over to apt to stomp on the accelerator and 2 board of education of the sexual equality thing can work sus female drivers. What is impor­ In tearooms and feed stores, male the lady in residence for diagnosis shear off his neighbor's fender to Yellow Springs, Ohio, school two ways. tant about these polls is that they commentators on important issues and treatment. The point I desire to teach the world a lesson. If he’s on a consistently conclude the male is a always sigh heavily and agree that make is that women generally are system have taken the matter “What happens,” asks strange road and misses a turn, SPECIAL more trustworthy operator of the balls of feminine fluff don't unders­ better drivers than men because they watch out. That U-turn he makes to U.S. District Court in association commissioner family monster. tand cars, are emotionally un­ are conservative by nature. could pile up cars a half-mile back. Dayton and are suing to have Harold A. Meyer, “if seven or f suspect most of those polled are equipped to handle them and, As a sex, girls drive more slowly Women are better drivers, also, the rule declared un­ eight boys cut from the boys’ males, who react in the American besides, aren’t very bright. and observe traffic laws with more because to them driving remains an tradition which says every man is a Baloney. Men merely mouth the fidelity. Possibly they are afraid of adventure. They realize a car is constitutional. They contend basketball team decide they 8 kind of latter-day Barney Oldfield, conventional party line, learned as cars. They're never sure when a temperamental and mischievous and that by forcing them to dis­ want to be on the girls’ team? with stepped-up reflexes. The tradi­ boy babies in their high chairs. In es­ Buick or Ford will take advantage of that it enjoys practical jokes, like criminate in sports on the You laugh, but in Illinois in tion is nonsense, of course. My poll of sence, the line goes back to the old them and do something nasty. But running out of gas or smashing a 1965, the Dixon High School one individual, namely me, reveals saw that woman's place is in the that makes them more discreet in headlight for no discernible reason. basis of sex, the rules puts that all driving should be turned over home and that she shouldn't be handling them; they seek to stay on After his first few years at the wheel, them in violation of guidelines bowling team came to the to the real experts, named women. trusted with anything more com­ good terms with the creeps. the average male often finds driving set by the U.S. Department of girls’ statewide tournament a bore. The result is his driving Health, Education and with four boys and one girl and becomes perfunctory, and pretty Welfare. proceeded to win the tour­ soon he's absent-mindedly pulling out Nonsfthse.the onto the boulevard without checking What the plaintiffs are ap­ nament.’’ that car bearing down on him from Conji'eSS Ud better B-5 2 i9 9tfll parently most concerned about, We aren’t laughing. Believe the worlds beat the right. however, is not the question of us, we aren’t laughing. approve the B "l, All men are geniuses, but most of how her. them unfortunately don't know north I' m tired d f •Piping from south, and when piloting a car this old junk heap. in strange te rrito ry become Needed: A pension hopelessly lost and red in the (ace. For me. an excursion across the plan for homemakers Potomac to Alexandria is a terrifying experience and if there It isn’t true that Congress were not someone named Molly count of $2,000 to cover both sharing the front seat I would un­ never does anything for the lit­ husband and wife. erringly wind up in the Minsk. tle guy. Supporters of the amend­ Dolls do have occasional accidents, Thanks to the Individual ment point out that although and 1 sing not their praises when they sneeringly beat me to a parking A Retirement Account (IRA) act more and more women are space. But I have noticed they err passed by Congress in 1974, an working outside the home, only when there is another female in estimated 30 million workers more and more than half of all the car. Not even a male could make are eligible to set up their own wives in the United States are a proper left turn into traffic with some girl briefing him on the current private “tax shelter.’’ still fulltime homemakers. Yet marital status of the president of the Under IRA, a working per­ they are not eligible for any PTA. But f offer a solution for this son not covered by a company type of pension plan. perilous situation. Just pass a law, U pension plan can put aside $1,- Congresss, saying not more than one Nor does the Social Security woman to a car. 500 or 15 per cent of total an­ system adequately cover nual income (whichever is homemakers, they say. A wife OFFER lower) in a bank account and can’t draw any Social Security Jamaica: Troubled nation in a vise pay no taxes on the money un­ benefits until age 62, even if EXPIRES til he or she retires and begins her husband dies before she Yesterdays By C. WILLIAM DAVIS tourism for the first half of 1976 on were killed by the gangs in a series of withdrawing it, at which time KINGSTON, Jamaica (UPI) - negative reports about the state of well-planned ambushes. reaches 62. emergency in the U.S. press. The emergency measures appear G Stringent emergency measures have he or she will in most cases be Under Roth’s new bill, sent Jamaica's thugs scurrying for Other economic news is grim as to have muted the political violence, SEPT. 27, 1976 in a lower tax bracket. however, the nonworking wife cover, but new woes, added to old, well. The emergency and Manley's but not the rhetoric. The author of IRA, Sen. could begin to draw out her 25 years ago unsolved problems, are threatening policy of nationalizing industry are The opposition has accused Manley MISC. FOR SALE prompting businessmen to smuggle of using the emergency decree as a William V. Roth Jr., R-Del., share of IRA funds at age 59.5, Manchester property owners and efforts by this troubled Caribbean na­ 41 — Articles for Sale residents are warned to cut hedges or tion to struggle upward from the their cash out of the country. political tool, allowing him to throw 42 — Building Supplies MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD Heratb now wants to extend the plan to regardless of whether or not shrubs near intersections. depths of crisis. Unemployment is running more than JLP politicians in jail, taking them 20 per cent. out of circulation before general 43 — Pets-BIrds-Dogs P.O. BOX 591 include nonworking spouses. her husband was still alive. A seven per cent drop in idle is Prime Minister Michael Manley on 44 — Livestock He has proposed an amend­ noted in Manchester. June 19 proclaimed a nationwide Finally drought, a summertime election scheduled sometime before With enough encouragement, scourge nearly every year, has hit June, 1977. 45 — Boats & Accessories MANCHESTER, CONN. 06040 ment that would allow a couple St. James School will operate mor­ state of emergency giving security CLASSIFIED INDEX: perhaps Congress will do ning and afternoon sessions. forces unlimited powers of search the island with a vengeance in 1976, The howls of outrage reached a 46 — Sporting Goods to set up either two tax- several times leaving Kingston with crescendo with Manley's announce­ something for the little 10 years ago and seizure to put a stop to “wanton 47 — Garden Products and ruthless” acts of violence by only a few days supply of water. ment in late June that two JLP 48 — Antiques deferred retirement accounts woman, too. This date was a Sunday; The Dear Sirs: of $1,000 each or one joint ac- gangs of gunmen loosely linked to Cloud seeding efforts have been leaders had been implicated in an 49 — Wanted to Buy Herald did not publish. Jamaica's main political parties. moderately successful but officials alleged terrorist plot to overthrow Please run the following ad for 4 days at the special In the two months since authorities expect crop losses to be con­ the government, NOTICES RENTALS have detained 1,768 persons for siderable. Manley has denied the arrests are 1 — Lost and Found REAL ESTATE 52 — Rooms for Rent money-saving rate of »4.00l Open forum questioning, seized hundreds of Then there are the political politically motivated, but has not set 2 — Personals 23 — Homes for Sale 53 — Apartments for homemade firebombs and firearms, problems. a date for lifting the emergency 3 — Announcements 24 — Lots-Land for Sale Rent □ CHECK ENCLOSED □ CASH ENCLOSED uncovered an alleged plot to Rioting by gangs of thugs armed measures. The JLP boycotted a 4 — Entertainment 25 — Investment Property 54 — Homes for Rent ZBA chairman responds to Wednesday editorial overthrow the government and with homemade shotguns and parliamentary session that extended 5 — Auctions 26 — Business Property 55 — Business for Rent charged 419 persons with crimes firebombs has long served as a the emergency into October. 27 — Resort Property 56 — Resort Property ranging from possession of means of settling quarrels between In Kingston, a tough, brawling “3. On Aug. 9, 1976, the improved there was something i roper in the FINANCIAL 28 — Real Estate Wanted (3) (8) (8) To the editor, marijuana to murder. extremist affiliates of Manley’s tropical town by anyone's standards, for Rent (1 ) (8) plan was submitted to the town lack of notice given lo him. The 8 — Bonds - Stocks - "1 was sorely distressed by The Jamaicans are going out at night Peoples National party and the op­ people can now walk the streets 57 — Wanted to Rent planner On that date the chairman Herald's editorial of Aug. 25, 1976 It manager's office, of course, has no again; night clubs are swinging; and position Jamaica Labor party. without ending up in the middle of a Mortgages 58 — Misc. for Rent legal right to such notice. has cast a shadow on the integrity of set a meeting of the Zoning Board of movie houses and theaters are What was not typical was the dead­ gunbattle — at least for the moment. 9 — Personal Loans the entire Zoning Board of Appeals Appeals for Aug. 17,1976 at 12 noon at “The Herald's editorial would have 10 — Insurance AUTOMOTIVE 2 thriving. Gunfire no longer crackles ly escalation of the attacks — more But most of this island's two million MISC. SERVICES — ( ly ------Let me set the record straight. the hearing room at Lincoln Center, citizens believe that a short secret 61 — Autos for Sale (7 ) (8) (8) (10) through the volatile shantytowns of than 160 persons were killed in the citizens are wondering what happens EMPLOYMENT 31 — Services Offered "1. On July 19, 1976 a well to review the improved plan and act meeting was held to approve this West Kingston. first half of the year — and the next, and no one has come up with 62 — Trucks for Sale on the MacDonald's application. 32 — Painting-Papering publicized and well attended public application. I hope that this record The state of emergency so far gunmen’s willingness to take on any answers. 13 — Help Wanted 63 — Heavy Equipment hearing was held by the Zoning Board Notice of that meeting was given as shows that a great deal of time and 33 — Building- appears to have accomplished what security forces. Seventeen police 14 — Business for Sale of Appeals. All interested, concerned required by law to the Town Clerk's care was taken to try to protect the Opportunities Contracting Manley hoped it would do, but new 34 — Rootlng-SIdlng 64 — Motorcycles (12) (13) (14) (18) parlies were given an opportunity to office and the Secretary of State's of­ interest of the town. And further, problems, both directly and indirect­ 15 — Situation Wanted (11) fice. that the Zoning Board of Appeals 35 — Heating-Plumbing BIcycles-Campers speak for or against the MacDonald’s ly related to the emergency, have Application. Because of the Zoning "4. On Aug. 17, 1976, the Zoning acted openly and diligently in this Today’s thought EDUCATION 36 — Flooring Trallers-Moblle left the future uncertain. Homes 8 Board of Appeals' concern for the Board of Appeals met at 12 noon and m atter" 18 — Private Instructions 37 — Movlng-Trucklng- Manley's government, with its 66 — Automotive Service traffic situation at the Burr Corners spent forty minutes reviewing the Bernard Johnson, heavy emphasis on socialistic Not long ago, I sat most of the day top on the cog railway or in an 19 — Schools-Classes Storage improved plan and then voted to 67 — Autos for Rent (20) Shopping Center, that MacDonald’s chairman. policies and its broad and cordial ties in a meeting at the Mt. Washington automobile, I submit you know 20 — Instructions Wanted 38 — Services Wanted (1«) (17) (18) (18) Zoning Board application was tabled to permit the grant the MacDonald’s application with Communist Cuba, has never Hotel in Bretton Woods, N.H. From without being told that you have Lease owners of the Burr Corners Shopping on condition that the traffic improve­ of Appeals enjoyed warm relations with the where 1 sat I could watch the moun­ denied yourself something in not \ ment shown in the plans be made Center to present more definite plans United States and during the tain, indeed most of the presidential climbing to the top. The experience to solve the traffic problem. prior to any action to construct the SORRY! NO PHONE ORDERS. NO REFUNDS. emergency signs have emerged that range most of the time. It was an of the climb has to, in and of itself, Ad over ItO words -- Regular Pries “2. On July 29, 1976 at 1.30 p.m. at MacDonald’s. The lack of awareness Almanac could chill the relationship even altogether good experience to watch enhance the perspective. Those who the hearing room in Lincoln Center, of this meeting by the press and the further. a mountain for most of a day and the take the easy way can never know an informal meeting was held In town manager is attributable to their The biggest blow came in late watching enhanced the meeting, what it is to have struggled, huffed , M K ...... attendance were Town Manager lack of initiative in following the August with the announcement by the which was also good. and puffed on your own legs, to get progess of this application. By United l*re»s liiteriiiiliunal Robert Weiss, Police Chief Robert U.S. embassy that Jamaica had been But up and down the mountain, all there. What we learn to do is tlA W S S ...... cm ...... sMa...... II. CM.. “As far as the Zoning Board of Today is Saturday, Aug, 28, the Lannan, Deputy Police Chief Richard declared a “ hardship post” for day, ran the ancient cog railway rationalize — we don't have much Sartor, Town Planner Eric Potter, Appeals is concerned, The Herald’s 241st day of 1976 with 125 to follow. train, casting, as it must have done time, it is not much pollution, too The moon is between its new phase American diplomats because of She Herald 'M ac NO...... c u s s n c n io N ...... the entire Zoning Board of Appeals editorial was a highly irresponsible health problems, rising costs and for decades, a pail of black smoke up many hikers spoil the trails, it’s the act. No effort was made to determine and first quarter. and one of the owners of Burr what a spokesman called "p- and down the mountain. We joked view that counts — and so on. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING OPPBR CXPIRCS SEPT. 27111., 1 .7 . Corners Shopping Center and his this sequence of events prior to The morning stars are Jupiter and sychological factors." about it. indulgently, allowing as to W,e learn at an early age to engineer. This meeting lasted one writing the editorial. Saturn. how the only pollution in sight was The evening stars are Mercury, The announcement made no men­ rationalize — to block out simple and one half hours and consisted of "What is far worse is that the town tion of the emergency, but is not that bad. On the other side was truth and beauty and goodness and to an extensive review of plans by those manager made no effort to deter­ Mars and Venus. the auto road up the mountain. Cars Those born on this date are under expected to have a serious effect on complicate things. present. As a result of this meeting, mine what occured — merely jotted a Jamaica’s sagging tourist industry, also go up and down enabling Arnold F. Westwood cursory note to the town planner the sign of Virgo. the owners agreed to present an im­ mired in a slump first caused by the motorists to get to the top without ef­ Unitarian Universalist proved plan for parking and traffic to requesting that notice be given to his French actor Charles Boyer was fort. HURRY! MAIL OR BRING YOUR AD, TODAY!! born Aug. 28, 1899. world recession. Jamaican officials Society the Zoning Board of Appeals office of such future meetings — as if blamed a 2.9 per cent slump in Now, whether or not you get to the PAGE SIX - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Sat., Aupist 28, 1976 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Sat., August 28, 1976 - PAGE SEVEN Olympics a big success Community calendar LOCAL CHURCHES 1 Wednesday Everyone was a winner as gold and Durgers, and cold drinks prepared in Andover Zoning Board of Appeals Hebron Laurel Swim Club time East Hartford the Elks Pavilion by workers from public hearing, 8 p.m.. Town trials, Penney High, 7:45 p.m. white ribbons were awarded to every Monday Monday Youth Services, Hall. Friday S'F. JAMES CHURCH, Msgr. Edward SHEILA TELLER participant. Blue, red, and yellow Assessor, 7-9 p.m., Town Of­ Town Clerk, assessor, Ux ST. BARTHOLOMEW’S CHURCH, Swensen, pastor; Milton Nilson, assistant 10 a m.. Union Service at Center All Park Department J. Reardon, pastor; Rev. Bernard Over 300 youngsters poured onto ribbons were awarded first, second, Everyone went home happy, es­ fice Building. W ednesday collector, 7 to 9 p.m., TOB. E. Middle Tpke. Rev. Philip Hussey, to the pastor. Congregational Church, neighborhood playgrounds Killeen. Elks Field last Tuesday morning for and third place winners. pecially Park Department Director Senior Citizens, 1:15 p.m.. pastor. 9:30 a.m.. Worship Service with the Frank DeGregorio. Thursday close for sumti\er season at 4 Saturday Mass at 5 p.m.; Sunday Saturday Masses at 5 and 7:30 p.m.; Rev. Mr. Swensen speaking, coffee hour COMMUNITY BAITIST CHURCH, the third annual Summer Olympics. Between events, the children were Rural Music Committee, 10 Town Hall. Tuesday AN AMERICAN BAPTIST CHURCH, Planning and Zoning special p.m. Masses at 8:30, 10:15 and 11:30 a.m. Sunday Masses at 7:30, 9, 10:30 a m., following, with Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Divided into groups of boys and able to enjoy gym apparatus, “The day was an absolute a.m., home of Jackie Eagles Planning Commission 585 East Center St. Rev. Ondon P. Stairs, croquet, ring toss, and the Park success,’’ he said. public hearing to consider meting, 8 p.m., TOB. noon and 5 p.m. Gagnon and Mr. and Mrs. Glynn Robin­ girls and by age. the olympians com­ in Manchester. GOSPEL HALL, 415 Center St. son as host and hostess. Nursery for pre­ minister; Rev. Frederick Lanz, director preliminary subdivision South Windsor ST. JOHN’S POLISH NATIONAL peted in the 50-yard dash, sack races, Department’s famous red and white He was especially pleased with the Friday 10 a.m.. Breaking bread; 11:45 a.m., school children; 7 p.m.. Evening Service of Christian education. maps, 8 p.m.. Town Hall. Monday CATHOLIC CHlTtCH, 23 Golway St, broad jumping, softball and frisbee parachute. turnout. The number of participants Assessor, 7-9 p.m.. Town Of­ East Hartford Sunday School; 7 p.m.. Gospel meeting. with Pastor Swensen leading in studies of 9:30 a.m.. Morning Worship, message: Library Board, 8 p.m., Democratic Town Com­ Rev. Walter A. Hyszko, pastor. throws, and precision running At lunch time. Top Notch Foods has increased each year since the fice Building. "Ezekiel.” “Your Christian Experience, Form or Bentley Memorial Library. Sunday mittee to discuss the Wapping ST. BRIDGET CHURCH, 70 Main St. 9 a m.. Mass in English; 10:30 a.m.. Force?” by Pastor Stairs, Nursery treated everyone to hot dogs, ham- first Olympics in 1974. Andover Grange card party, Annual Captain Charles through hula hoops. Fair, 8 p.m.. Town Hall Rev, John J. Delaney, pastor. Rev. Mass in Poiish and English. NORTH UNITED METHODIST provided. There will be a discussion of 8 p.m.. Town Hall. Melody ’Twon Golf Tourna­ William J. Stack, Rev. William J. CHURCH, 300 Parker St. Rev. Earle R. the day’s worship theme in the Living Coventry UNITARIAN UNIVERSALIST ment, East Hartford Golf Thursday Kiileen. Custer, pastor. Room after the service, Monday Course, Long Hill St.. 8 a m. Zoning Board of Appeals, 8 Saturday Masses at 5 and 7:30 p.m., SOCIE'FYi Eiisi, Community Y, 79 N. 9 a m .. Worship Service, sermon: Schools still emphasize basics Bolton Welfare hours, 7 - 9 p.m.. East Hartford Dovaletles Main St. Rev, Arnold Westwood, p.m.. Town Hall, school auditorium; Sunday Masses at “Shifting Gears,” Sacrament of Holy SOUTH UNITED METHODIST Vernon Ramsdell said. Monday Town Hall last game in their 30-year Mass Transit, 8 p.m.. Town 7:30, 9 and 10:30, in church; 10:30 a.m. minister. Communion, Nursery for children five CHURCH. Rev. George W. Webb, Rev. When Vernon public schools open He said the guidance department Dr. Ramsdell said the additional Bolton W oman’s Club Tuesday history, McAuliffe Park, 6 Hall. and noon in school auditorium. There wili be no format meetings years old and younger. Coffee fellowship Laurence M Hill, Rev. Robert W courses are being offered without the executive board, 8 p.m., home p.m. throughout the summer. For Information Eldridge Jr., pastors. Sept. 8 there will be a revision and has not and will not restrict students Planning and Zoning Com­ THE SALVATION ARMY, 661 Main after the service, addition of personnel with the excep­ of Pat Narsavage, School Rd. on specific informai events cali 646-5151. 10 a m.. Morning Worship, Pastor expansion of the curriculum and the mission, special meeting, 7:30 Monday St. Capt. and Mrs. Arthur Carlson, corps in one sphere from taking courses in Town Clerk, Tax Collector, Meetings will resume Sept. 12. ST. MARY’S EPISCOPAL CHI RCH. Webb preaching, a summer series on the system will continue to stress areas tion of one new industrial arts posi­ p.m.. Town Hall. Committee of Town Council Vernon officers. another. He said, for example, Assessor, 7-9 p.m . Town Hall. Church and Park Sts Rev Stephen K "Fruit of the Spirit": “ The Fruit: basic to the educational, social, and tion. He said new courses can be W ednesday and Board of Education Sunday 9:30 a.m., Sunday School; 10:45 a m.. CONCORDIA LUTHERAN college-bound students may take in­ Solid Waste Disposal Study representatives to study Jacohson, rector; Rev. Bruce W. Meakness," Nursery care available for emotional development of the offered by reducing classes less in Parks and Recreation Com­ TAC Flea Market, 9 a m. to Holiness Meeting; 6 pm ., Open-Air CHURCH. 40 Pitkin St Rev. Burton D. dustrial arts courses or vice-versa. Committee. 7:30 p.m.. Town feasibility of joining some Jacques, assistant to the rector; Rev children under 5; 11:30 a.m., Coffee Hour demand. mission, 7:30 p.m., Town Hall. 6 p.m.. TAC grounds on Rt. 30. Meeting; 7 p.m., Saivation Meeting. Strand, Rev. David W. Rinas, co-pastors. students. All courses are open to both male and Hall, assessor’s office. departments. Town Hail. 8 Ronald E. Haldeman, assistant to the in Reception Hall; 7:30 p.m,. Praise and Dr. Raymond Ramsdell, “It is the hope of the administra­ T hursday Monday 9 a m.. Holy Communion, Nursery for rector. Teaching Service. female students. I’uesday p.m. FULL GOSPEL INTERDENOMI- small children. superintendent of schools, said that tion that over the next five years Board of Education, special Board of Education, 8 p.m.. 7:30 a m.. Holy Eucharist, Rite 1; 10 New courses include power Women’s Auxiliary Bolton Tuesday NATIONAL CHURCH, 745 Main St. CENTER CON(,REGATIONAl. meaningful changes continue while meeting at the high school at 8 Administration Building. CHI RCH OF JESI S CHRIST OF a.m , Holy Eucharist, Rite 2, Holy Bap­ on the entire elementary level, after mechanics, graphic arts, appliance Football Association, 7:30 EHHS open lor students to Rev, Philip Saunders, minister. CHURCH, I NITED CHI RCH OF absolute or inadequate offerings at p.m. Park St. LA ITEH-DAY SAINTS. Woodside St. 4 tism with sermon by Father Jacques; 5 an exhaustive two-year study by repair, ceramics, and child develop­ p m., Herrick Memorial pick up schedules, 9 a m. to 3 10:30 a m.. Praise. Worship Service CHRIST, 11 Center St Rev. Newell H any level may be diminished, ” Dr. Public Health Nursing Hillstown Rd. Wendel K. Walton, bishop. p.m.. Holy Communion, Book of Common teachers and reading specialists, a Park; to be followed by the pm (Wednesdaya^nd Saturday and Bible study for all ages; 7 p.m , Curtis Jr.. Rev. R Winthrop Nelson Jr . ment. Assn., 7:30 p.m.. Town Hall. 8:30 a.m.. Priesthood; 9:30 a.m.. Prayer. cobasal reading series was adopted Ramsdell said. Bolton Football Association. Henry Park swim events. Deliverance Service. pastors. Thursday also.) Seminary; 10:30 a m , Sunday School; 5 to augment the basal reading series. CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE, 236 10 a m.. Union Service with Second FAITH BAPTIST CHURCH, Orange p.m.. Sacrament Service, On the Middle School level Hall 72 E. Center St. Rev. James Main St. Rev. Neale McLain, pastor; Congregational Church at Center Church, (including Sykes Grade 6) a growing iilaurliralrr Beliasov, pastor. ZION EVYNflEI.ICAL LUTHERAN Rev. Donald Kauffman, assistant pastor the Rev Mr. Curtis preaching. Baptism emphasis on career exploration will 9:30 a m., Sunday School; 10:30 a m . CIIIRCH (MISSOURI SYNOD), 9:30 a m,. Sunday School classes for all Sunday, child care provided. Andover bus routes Cooper and High Sts. Rev. Charles W. ages; 10:45 a m.. Morning Worship, continue. Worship Service; 7 p.m.. Evening Ser­ c m ilCII OF CHRIST, Lydall and Gilead Rd . Hebron Rd. Kuhl, pastor message by the Rev. Mr. McLain, At the high school there will be a tHerald photo by Jim Sullivan) vice. 2 Rt. 6, Lake Rd., Rose Lane, Lake Rd., Children's Church and Nursery provided; Vernon Sts Eugene Brewer, minister. number of new course offerings Elementary School 9 a m . Divine Worship. Bausola Rd. Trip 2 — Rham High School Gilead Congregational Church CHI IK II OF FIIE ASSUMPTION. 7 p.m.. Evening Service, message by the 9 a m , Bible Classes; 10 am . reflecting the desire of the ad­ Area news Frip I — Elementary Sehool Starts at 6:50 a m., stops on Rt 6. Adams St at Thompson Rd. Rev FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, Rev. Mr. McLain, Nursery provided Worship, sermon: "Hell — Fact or Trip 4 — Elementary School ministration to provide greater op­ Starts at 7:50 a m., stops on Hebron Edward S. Pepin, pastor; Rev. Paul SCIENTIST. 447 N. Main St. Fable?", 6 p.m.. Worship, sermon Afidover El'i iqton Hebron South Windsor Starts at 7:55 a m., stops on Long Hill Hutchinson Si Times Farm Rd , Rt 6. portunities for the noncollege bound Rd., Gilead Rd., Hebron Rd., Lake Rd., Aspinail Dr . Rt. 6, Wales Rd., Boston Trinque 10 a m , Church Service, Sunday School CAI.Y ARY c m RCH, ASSEMBLIES "Luke, the Historian — Physician,” East Hartford Tolland Vernon Rd., Bear Swamp Rd.. Wheeling Rd , Gove/'t'’v Mathieson Dr., Rockledge Dr.. Lake Rd., Saturday Masses at 5 and 7:30 p.m,: for pupils up to the age of 20. care for OF GOD, 647 E. Middle Tpke. Rev students as well as those intending to Skinner Hill Rd., Pine Ridge Dr , Hendee Hill Rd., East St EMAM EL I t THERAN CIH RCH, pursue higher education, Dr. Brown Dr., Lakeside and Lake Rd., Sunday Masses at 7:30, 9,10:30 and 11:45 very young pupils, subject of the lesson- Kenneth L Gustafson, pastor. Rd., Long Hill, Hebron Rd. Trip 3 — Rham High Sehool 9:45 a.m., Sunday School classes for Church and Chestnut Sts Rev. Ronald J School Rd AREA CHURCHES am . • sermon, ' Christ Jesus, " golden text Fournier, pastor. Rev C, Henry Ander­ Starts at 6:45 a m., stops on Boston Hill from the Bible, "I am the root and the children and adults; 10:30 a m.. Anniver­ Trip 5 — Elementary Sehool son, pastor emeritus. Rd . Townsend Rd., Boston Hill, Rt 6, I NI FED PENTECOS I Al. CHURCH, offspring of David, and the bright and sary Worship Service with the Klaudt In­ Starts at 7:50 a m., stops on Rt. 6. 185 Woodbridge SI. Rev. Robert Baker, 9:30 a m . One service only, chapel ser­ 8 Trip 2 — Elementary Sehool Merritt Valley Rd , Rt 6. Hutchinson Bunker Hill Rd , Parker Bridge Rd , Rt COVENTRY PRESBYTERIAN RELIGIOUS SOCIETY OF morning star. " Revelation 22:16. The dian family ministering in music and pastor. song; 7 p.m . Gospel Service, a gospel vice for children; nursery for infants: Starts at 7:40 a m., stops on East St., Rd., Times Farm Rd., Rt. 6. Hickory Hill 87. Merritt Valley Rd., Lake Rd.. West CHURCH, Nathan Hale School Rd. 31. FRIENDS (QUAKERS), Hartford Christian Science Reading Room, 968 Bolton bus routes Friends Meeting House, 144 S Quaker 10 a m,, Sunday School; 6:30 p.m., film in color. "Eighteen," will be shown; 10:30 a m , special meeting of the con­ Willow Dr., Boston Hill, Jurovaty,- Si Rt. 6, Aspinail Dr . Rt 6 Si Burnap St . Lake Rd . Bausola Rd.. Lakeside and Rev. Dr. Richard W. Gray, pastor. Main St. is open to the public Mondays Lake Roads. Lane, West Hartford. "Sound of His Coming" radio program on 10:30 p m , Revivaltime radio service on gregation for the purpose of calling an Bus I Rd. Si Bayberry Rd , east. Bolton Center Bu.s .S Boston Hill, Rt. 6 east. Shoddy Mill, Brook Rd , Wales Rd . Townsend Rd . 9:30 a m.. Worship; 11 a m., Sunday through Fridays from 10 a m. to 3 p.m associate pastor. Nursery for infants. Boston Hill, Hebron Rd., Cider Mill, School; 7:30 p m., Bible Study at par­ 10 a m.. Meeting for Worship WINF; 7:30 p.m.. Evangelistic Service. and the first and third Thursday evenings WINF. Trip 1 — Hullon High Rd. Si Brandy St. Trip i — Elementary School Hebron Rd Trip 4 — Rham High Sehool Center Rd., to school. sonage on Cornwall Dr. PRESBY FERIAN CHURCH, 43 from 7 to 9 except holidays, a free public Starts at 7:20 a m., stops at 215 Bolton Starts at 8 a m , stops at 733 Boston Starts at 6:50 a m., stops on Bear SECOND C O N G R E G A I IO N A1. SF.t (»M) C0N(;REG A FION \L Bub 1 Rham High School Spruce SI Rev. Mack Weiford, pastor. lending library is maintained, Center Rd , 192 Bolton Center Rd., Bolton Tpke , 55 Vernon Rd., 81 Vernon Rd.. 121 Frip 3 — Elementary School Swamp Rd . Wheeling Rd., Skinner Hill CHURCH, UNITED CHURCH OF c m RCH, 385 N Main St. Trip 1 — Elciiientary Sciiool Trip 1 — Rham High School FIRST ASSEMBLIES OF GOD, 763 9:15 a.m.. Sunday School; 10:30 a.m.. Center Rd & Dimock Lane, Bolton Vernon Rd , 939 Boston Tpke., Boston Starts at 7:45 a m., stops on Bunker Rd., Hendee Rd , Pine Ridge 4i Hendee CHRIST, Rt. 44A, Coventry Rev I HIM I Y COYEN ANTCHl IK 11,302 Rev Dr Felix Davis, pastor Starts at 8:05 a m., stops at 5 Dean Dr. Starts at 6:55 a m . stops on School Rd , Oak St., East Hartford. Rev Ralph F Worship, Nursery provided; 7 p.m.. In­ Center Rd Si Mt Sumner Dr., Bolton Tpke Si Keeney Dr , 1201 Riston Tpke., Hill Rd., Rt. 87, Rt. 6. Parker Bridge Rd., Roads, Long Hill Rd , Rt 6, Center Rd St Robert K. Bechtold, minister. Hackmatack St Rev. Norman E. Si Mt. Sumner. 4 Tunxis Trail. 26 Tunxis formal Worship, study and fellowship. Center Rd at McCarrick’s, Bolton Sunset Lane. High Meadow Rd. & Lakeside Dr.. Island St.. Lake Rd.. Hebron Rd. Jelley, pastor 9:30 a m . Union Service of Worship Trail, Iroquois Trail Si Mohegan Trail, 26 10 a.m.. Church School; 11 a.m.. Mor­ Center Rd. Si Williams Rd., 237 Boston Tolland Rd., Boston Tpke. & North Rd., with First Congregational Church at Se­ NATIVE PEACHES Williams Rd , Willaims Rd. at stop sign. ning Worship; 7 p m.. Evening Service. Tpke., Gaylord Rd. Si Brookfield Rd., Boston Tpke Si Lakeside Lane cond Church during July; at First Church Lake St. Si Box Mountain Rd., 100 Cider 228 Boston Tpke., Bolton Center Rd Si during August. Hale Haven varieties. Riga Lane, Bolton Center Rd Si Coventry bus routes Ku» 5 Excellent for freezing Mill Rd.. Bolton Center Rd. Si Carpenter VERNON ASSEYIBI.IES OF GOD, 51 PRINCE OF PEACE LUTHERAN C^penter Rd. and canning, Rd Trip 2 — Elementary School Old Town Rd. CIII RCH, Rt. 31 and N. Rb’er Rd . W in g s of evening By Cliff Simpson Starts at 8:30 a m , stops at 187 West Bus 1 Trip 4 — Robertson School Bub 9 9:45 a m.. Sunday School lor all ages; a lso Bub 2 Bub 1 Coventry Rev W H Wilkens, pastor St., 355 West St , 405 West St , 400 West Trip 1 - CHS Starts 8:45 a.m., stops on Pilgrim Hills. Trip I - CHS 11 a m.. Morning Worship; 7 p.m.. 9 a.m., Sunday School; 10:15 am . Trip — Bollun High Trip 2 — Klcnicntury School Mark 4 Alice. Alice, Maryanne Dr., NATIVE APPLES Starts at 8:30 a m., stops at 7 Volpi Rd . St., 356 West St.. 344 West St. 3 Lyman Starts at 6:45 a m. on Rt. 44A and stops Starts at 6:47 a m., stops on Sam Green Evening Evangelistic. Worship Service, (9 a m during July and Starts at 7:20 a m , stops at Camp Rd., 33 Lyman Rd., 51 Lyman Rd., 190 Harriett Dr , Alice Dr . Lathrop Dr 4 Richmond Roads, Depot Rd ■‘Hctllam” and “(diarisina'' ticles in our papers recently about FERRANDO ORCHARDS 17 Rolling Hills Trail, 6 Brookside Lane. 6 at 44A and Cedar Swamp Rd., Cedar UNITED CONGREGATIONAL August). " All is from God. Every grace with Meeting Si French Rd., 37 French Rd., 69 French Rd., 152 French Rd., 144 French (Mansfield), Jones Crossing, Merrow the "Seminary in Exile" so-called Rosewood Lane, Volpi Rd Si Carter St , Swamp and Dietz, Bolton Branch and 1 am always intrigued by the BIRCH MT. RD. French Rd.. 101 French Rd., 152 French Rd., 118 French Rd . opp. 101 French Rd., Bub 5 CHURCH, I NI FED CHURCH OF YERNON UNITED METHODIST which life is adorned, the grace 55 Volpi Rd , 70 Volpi Rd , 80 Volpi Rd , 40 Cedar Swamp, Vernon Branch and Cedar Rd , Brigham Tavern. origins of words and their change of because of controversy in the GLASTONBURY Rd , 3 Lyman Rd. (at West St ), 365 West Trip 1 - CHS CHRIST, Tolland. Rev. Donald G CHURCH, Rt 30 Rev. Frances which covers every sin, every Villa Louise Rd., 158 Birch Mt. Rd , 87 French Rd . opp 69 French Rd , 56 Swamp, Rt. 31 and Dunn, Dunn and Missouri Synod of the Lutheran (3 m f/ts b 9 fo n d St., 400 West St., 366 West St., School Rd. Starts at 7:00 a m , stops on Beverly 'Trip 2 — Nathan Hale School Miller, minister. Schwartz, Rev. James Schwartz, pastors. meaning through the centuries. Some natural endowment we possess, Vlto t Birch Mt. Intt) Tinker Pond Rd. at bus shelter. Tinker West St School House, Grant Hill and Dunn, Church. Now we read of an Si Tumblebrook Rd., 261 West St., 140 Dr , Fitzgerald Blvd., Lakewood Heights, Starts at 7:20 a m . stops on Wrights 9;30 and 11 a m.. Worship Service and 9:15 a m . Worship Service. Church months ago, for example. I men­ every gift which we can lay at the Pond Rd. at turnaround, 124 Birch Mt. Grant Hill last house on left, Rt. 31 at 110 56 Bus 6 Mill Rd.. South River Rd., Rt. 31, Dexter Church School; 7 to 8:30 p.m.. Pilgrim tioned the origin of the word "Episcopal Church in Exodus'" al a West St,, West St., West St. Bradleys, Rt. 31 and Dexter Rd., and to Lakeview Terrace School classes. service of the Church, any office we Rd., 97 Birch Mountain Rd . 48 Birch Trip 1 — Elementury School Rd., Talcott Hill Rd.. Rt. 31 4 Fellowship. "bedlam" which was a corruption of Methodist Church in Washington, Mountain Rd., 8 Birch Mountain Rd. CHS at 7:20 a m. ST. PETER’S EPISCOPAL may hold, every lime we have been Bus 3 Starts at 8 a m., stops at 185 Bolton Frip 2 — .Nathan Hale School Robinshaws 4 Bassetts, Rt. 31, Beverly the name of a hospital for the insane D C. It has been set up by the four Starts at 7:20 a m , slops on Goose Lane, SACRED HE MIT ( HURCll, Rt. 30, CHI RCH, Rt 85, Hebron. Rev William through something which threatened T ii Trip 3 — Bolton High Bub 2 Center Rd., 195 Bolton Center Rd., Trip 2— Nathan Hale Trail, Buena Vista Rd. Vernon Rev Ralph Kelley, pastor Rev in London — ’"St. Mary of irregularly ordained women in the A our bodies or our souls— God gave it, Starts at 7:20 a m., stops at 127 South Cassidy Hill. N River Rd., N. River Rd Persing, rector Episcopal Church who have not been Frip I — Elementary School Hebron Rd. & Westview Dr., 21 Hebron Starts at 7:30 a m. on Merrow Rd. and 'Trip 3 — Nalliun Hale School Edward Konopka. 8 and 10 a m , Worship Service. Church Bethlehem ' God did it, it is God’s charisma, all is BIBLE Rd., 88 South Rd., 56 South Rd. Si Stony Rd.. 41 Hebron Rd., opp 95 School Rd., stops at Geraldine and Deborah, across 44A. officially recognized. An article in Starts at 8:05 a m , stops at 83 Cider Starts at 7:50 a m., stops at Waterfront Saturday Mass at 5 p.m ; Sunday School and Nursery Another Intriguing word is of God. SPEAKS Rd.. 42 South Rd., South Rd. Si Fernwood 105 School Rd. Si Brandy S t, 156 Brandy Geraldine and David, Geraldine and Masses at 7:30, 9, 10:30 a m. and noon. “charisma, ” which has recently the “Christian Century" states: Dr., 45 Vernon Rd., 127 VernonnRd., 140 Mill Rd., II Goodwin Rd., Gaylord Rd. Si 'Frip 3 — Robertson School Rest. I,akeview Terrace, Bellevue, Oak "And every virtue we possess. Brookfield Rd., Lake St. Si Box Mountain St., 141 Brandy S t, 126 Brandy St., 84 Herbert, Eric at stop sign on Geraldine, Starts at 7:55 a m , stops on Hemlock FIRST CONGREGATIONAL become familiar in ordinary conver­ "The four women clergy will alter­ By Vernon Rd and to Nathan Hale by 8 a.m Grove, and Standish Rd ST. MARG \RET MAR VS CHI RCH, And every victory won. Rd , 102 Cider Mill Rd.. 94 Cider Mill Rd Loomis Rd , 55 Loomis Rd., 14 Hebron Pt., Rt. 31, Buena Vista Rd., Arlington CHURCH, Vernon. Rev. John A Lacey, sation. yet it is not even listed in a nate at services of holy communion Eugene Rd. Wapping. Rev William McGrath and minister; the Rev. Edwin W, And every thought of holiness Bus 4 Trip 3— Grammar Rd., Beverly Rd , Avalon Rd., Standish Trip 4 — (jrummnr School 1945 Webster's Collegiate Dictionary. ’ on Sunday evenings, and hold dis­ Brewer Bub 2 Rev Joseph Schick, co-pastors, Bartholomew, assistant minister. Are His alone"’ Trip I — Bolton High Bus 6 Starts at 8:14 a.m. on Lewis Hill Rd. Rd., Daly Rd., Knollwood Dr., Bellevue Starts 8:15 a m., stops on Sam Green 4 Saturday Masses at 5 and 7 p.m.; Sun­ It is a word used in the New Testa­ cussions following worship " Richmond, Richmond, Brigham Rd . 9:30 a m . Worship Service, child and A recent poll showed that Staitf at 7:30 a m., stops at 21 Hebron Trip 2 — Elementary School and stops on N. River, Broadway, Dr., Waterfront, Waterfront, Hinkle Mae day Masses at 8:30 and 11:30 a m. .\ colleclioii of cluK'kles I believe that it is only a matter of Trip 2 — Elementary School Ext., Brigham Tavern Rd.. Antrim Rd . infant care available, coffee fellowship ment but in a different sense. 94^f of Americans believe Rd., 41 Hebron Rd .nHebron Rd Si Green Starts at 8:30 a.m., stops at Hebron Rd. Carpenter, and to Coventry Grammar at Dr., Beverly Dr time before the ordination of women D Today when we say a person has One source of chuckles in the field Si Green Hills Rd., 55 School Rd , 41 Starts at 8:30 a m., stops at Hop River Merrow Rd ST. FRANCIS OF ASSISI, 673 after the service. God exists That’s no big Hills Rd., 182 Hdbron Rd., 205 Hebron Rd. 4i Steele Crossing, Bailey Rd., 750 8:45 a.m T rip 4 charisma we refer to an appealing of religion concerns the offering. The is recognized in other denominations School Rd.. 27 School Rd., 18 School Rd., Ellington Rd., South Windsor. Rev. John FI R S 1 C t) N G R E G A I I O N A I. news -- Just listen to the Rd., 255 Hebron Rd., Webster Land, 234 Hop River Rd Starts at 8:20 a m. on Lakewood Bub 10 quality, an aura of charm It is dif­ Bible says “God loves a cheerful as it has long been accepted in the 8 School Rd., 164 West St., 110 West St., 30 Bus 2 C. Gay, pastor. Rev. Eugene M. Kilbride. CHURCH. UNITED ClIURCH OF frequent references to Him Hebron Rd Si Shoddy Mill Rd .nHebron Heights and stops at Ross Ave , giver” and the wit added “but He Congregational church, now the in their everyday talk French Rd , 18 French Rd., 145 Camp Bus 7 Trip 1— CHS 'Trip I — CHS Saturday Masses at 5 and 7 p.m.; Sun­ CHRIST, Andover Rev. David J Reese ficult to define for there is no single Rd. Si Tanggewood Lane, Hebron Rd. Si Fitzgerald Blvd., Beebe Camp Rd., Daly United Church of Christ (albeit in combination with Meeting Rd , 50 Clark Rd., 28 Clark Rd., Starts at 6:52 a m. on Rt. 6 by Times Starts at 6:50 a m., stops on North day Masses at 7:30 and II a m III, pastor characteristic that leads to this at­ will also accept gifts from a grouch" 208 TangleOOD Lane, Hebron Rd. Si Trip 1 — Elementary School Rd. and South St., Lombard Dr , and certain colorful 10 Clark Rd. Farm and stops on Rt. 6, Swamp Rd., River Rd. (bridge). North River 4 Folly 10 a m . Morning Worship. tractiveness — and the attraction “The word “cheerful ” in the Scripture “Your hands tell School Rd.. 116 Hebron Rd. Starts at 8 a m., stops at 92 Notch Rd., arrives at Robertson at 8:34 a.m. ST. MARY ’S CHURCH, Rt 31. Coven­ modifiers) Ext. Si South Sk. South St., South St., & Lane, Goose Lane 4 Geraldine, Goose may be stronger toward some than means “hilarious. " 1 wonder how Bub 3 70 Notch Rd , 58 Notch Rd., 24 Notch Rd., try. Rev F. Bernard Miller, pastor Rev I A l.C O F I A I LIE CO N G R EGA - a story” Seriously, fewer than Silver St , South St. Si Woodbridge St., Lane 4 Cassidy Hill. Riley Mountain. others. It is often said of celebrities, many worshippers have a Trip 1 — Elementary School Notch Rd. Si Cook Dr., Notch Rd. Si Paul F. Ramen. FI ON.A1. CHURCH, UNITED half these “believers ' lake South St.. (2 other stops). South St.. Si Trip 5 — Robertson School whether on stage or in politics, that "hilarious" time when the ushers Some of you may be interested in Bus 5 Starts at 8 a.m., stops at 127 South Rd.. Notch Rd. E x t, 9 South Rd., Fernwood 'Trip 2 — Nathan Hale School Saturday Masses at 5:15 p.m.; Sunday CHURCH OF I.HRIST. Rev. Kenneth time out of a typical week G Seagraves, Daley Rd St Lakeview Dr., Starts at 8:36 a.m., stops on Rt. 31, he or she has “charisma" and pass the offering plate’’ turning on your TV tomorrow mor­ Trip 5 — Bolton High 98 South Rd., 70 &uth Rd., 56 South Rd., Dr. at turnaround. 6 Fernwood Dr., Starts at 7:26 a m., stops on Rt. 44 A Masses at 7:30, 9:30 and 10:45 a m. Knox, pastor to pay even nominal Notch Rd, & Wall St., 69 Notch Rd. Daley Si Bellevue Dr., Daley Rd. & Oak Buena Vista Rd., Arlington Rd., Avalon therefore is successful. Sometimes 1 think the story comes from Edin- ning at 8 for the Channel 3 "We Starts at 7:20 a m., stops atnl201 42 South Rd.. 29 South Rd. (Dumas), Rt. 44A (Pesce old farm), AVERY ST. CHRISTIAN 10 a m.. Worship respect to God. And only Grove Si Knollwood, Daley Rd. Si Stan- Rd., Beverly Trail, Rt. 31, Talcott Hill, Northfields, Swamp Rd. we are turned off by a person we see borough about the "reaction to the Believe ” program. Probably many of Boston Tpke,, Tolland Rd. Si Plxmouth REFORMED CHURCH, 661 Avery S t. He knows how few of these Bub 3 Bus 7 dish Rd. Red Shack. Rt. 31 (before bridge), Rt. 31 HOCKVTl.l.E I NI FED METH- parson’s announcement that the you already watch this program Lane, 43 Plxmouth Lane. Llynwood Dr. Si Trip 3 — Grammar School South Windsor. Rev. Peter Mans, on TV or a person we meet because “worshippers ' do more Trip 2 — Elementary School ODIST CHURCH, 142 Grove St Rev offering would be taken. A man in the which is presented by the Capitol than perform a Colonial Rd., Llynwood Dr.nat Gerthe's, Trip 2 — Elementary .School I’rip 2 — CHS Bub 6 Starts at 8:12 a m., stops on Rt. 6. minister. of a lack of this indefinable quality. It Starts at 8:30 a m., stops at Flora Rd. John W. Mortimer, pastor. Region Conference of Churches I meaningless ritual Most of Tolland Rd., Si Cables Dr., 1070 Boston Starts at 8:30 a m., stops at 171 Hebron Starts at 7:30 a m., stops on Twin Hills Trip 1 - CHS Hendee Rd.. Woodbridge Rd., South St., 8:30 a m , "Back to God ” hour radio is unfair to judge another by so quick fourth pew immediately fainted and (Cooks), 15 Laurwood Rd , 33 Laurwood 9:30 a.m,. Worship Service. have the privilege of presenting what passes for religion in Tpke. Si North Rd., 1040 Boston Tpke .nSi Rd., 199 Hebron Rd., 231 Hebron Rd., (Lower & Upper), Cedar Swamp Rd., (5 Starts at 7:00 a.m., stops on Bunker Seagraves. broadcast, WTIC (1080): 9:45 a.m., Sun­ a reaction yet we of do it. his two friends carrie(j him out. It Rd., Converse Rd (at end of tur­ tomorrow's "We Believe " which is our society (including Keeney Dr , 976nBoston Tpke. Si Webster Lane, 260 Hebron Rd. Si Webster stops). Cedar Swamp Si Bolton Branch Hill 4 Parker Bridge Roads, South St. 4 day School and Adult Bible Study; 11 FIRST CONGREGATIONAL might have been in the same com­ naround ), Converse Rd. Si Shady Lane, 15 Manchester) touches Lakeside Dr. Lane. 206 Hebron Rd. Si Webster Lane, Rd.. Dunn Rd. & Bread Si Milk St., Dunn Bunker Hill, Cross St. 4 Bissell Rd., Bub 11 a.m.. Worship Service, 7 p.m.. Evening CHURCH, Coventry. munity that the Sunday bulletin con­ on the subject of "Hands ' Helping Birch Mt. Ext., 18 Birch Mt. Ext., Birch I lU'oiiscioiis coiuh'Dination neither top. bottoms, nor 226 Hebron Rd., 216 Hebron Rd. 16 Rd. (3 stops), Merrow Si Grant Hill. Salvation Army Camp, Roller Rink, Trip 1 - CHS Service. Nursery care (or small children Union Summer Services with Second tained this notice: "If you must put in the interpretation are the chaplain Bub 6 Mt. Ext (at Cairo’s), 159 Bolton Center side of Biblical worship Tanglewood Lane, 1601 Hebron Rd., 148 Springdale Ave, Starts at 7:03 a m., stops on Main St.. provided. Congregational Church at Second Church A minister friend of mine, who al the American School lor the Deal Rd Trip 3 — CHS buttons in the offering plate, please and service. Trip 6 — Bolton High Hebron Rd., 132 Hebron Rd., 122 Hebron Jim ’s Supply, School St.. Gasper’s, on 44-A during the month of July — being later became one of our in West Hartford and three members Rd. Starts at 8:25 a.m., stops at Northfields W APPING COMMI NITY CHURCH, do not pull them off the hassocks." If we say that we know Starts at 7:20 a.m., stops at Volpi Rd. Si Mini-Bus Trip 2 — Natiian Hale School Plains Rd., Depot Rd., Old Eagleville held in First Church on Main St. during denomination’s top officials, once of the Sacred Dance Group of Center Rosewood Lane, Volpi Rd. Si Carter St , Rd. ii Fieldstone Lane, Fieldstone Lane, Starts 7:22 a m., stops on Lewis Hill, 1790 Ellington Rd., South Windsor Rev. August. God. but keep not His com­ Bub 4 Trip I — Cheney Tech Rd., Pinelake Shores, Stonehouse Rd. told me about a parishioner he called The chiiroh in Kxodiis Church Your hands are a gift of God 70 Volpi Rd . Birch Mountain Rd Si Northfields Rd. (2 stops). Bread Si Milk Depot Rd., Jones Crossing, Merrow Rd., Harold W. Richardson, minister. 9:30 a m,. Worship Service, sermon. mandments. we lie, being Trip I — Elementary School Starts at 6:45 a m., stops at St. (5 stops), Dunn Rd. (7 stops), Dunn CHS to E.O. Smith. 9:30 and 11 a m.. Worship Service and on for the first time. When the man There have been a number of ar­ devoid of His truth U John Tinker Pond Rd., 89 Birch Mt Rd., 66 Brigham ’Tavern Rd., Richmond Rd., Rt. Rev Bruce J. Johnson preaching. Coffee answered the door he did not open it Birch Mt. Rd , 21 Camp Meeting Rd., Starts at 8 a m., stops at 21 Tolland Highmeadow Rd. Si Tolland St., Colonial Rd. Si Grant Hill Rd , Grant Hill Rd. (2 44A, Barnsbee 4 Rt. 44A, Carpenter Rd. Trip 2 — Nathan Hale School Church School, hour following worship in the community 2 4) Man's whole purpose Birch Mt Ext Si Converse Rd , 8 Birch Rd., 75 Tolland Rd., Tolland Rd. Si Dr. Si Vernon St., Coventry High. stops.) building. Nursery care in community or invite his minister in. When he IS summed up in these Starts 7:43 a m.. Stops on Pine Lake ST. MAURICE’S CHURCH, Bolton Mt. Ext., 149 Bolton Center Rd., 28 Clark Plymouth Lane, 45 Plymouth Lane, 25 Bus A Trip 3 — Grammar School building during worship. saw who it was he bellowed, "Go The good news is about money. And about words “ Fear God and Bus 3 Starts 8:20 a m., stops on Lower Twin Shores, Stonehouse Rd., Lake St., Bissell Rev. Robert W. Cronin, pastor how you can get more of it. It's so easy. keep His commandments" Rd. Llynwood Dr , Llynwood Dr. Si Colonial Saturday Masses at 5 and 7:30 p.m ; away, I don’t like you. ” Rd., Tolland Rd. (opposite Cubles Rd ). P..M. Kimlergurten Trip 1 — CHS Hills, Upper Twin Hills, Brewster S t, Rd., Springdale Ave. ST. JOSEPH CHURCH, 33 West ,St , AMERICAN and FOREIGN lEccl, 12 13) Sunday Masses at 7:30, 9:15 and 11 a m. The minister retreated in dismay Just look around your home for things you Bub 7 1266 Boston Tpke. Starts at 11:45 a m., picks up at 41 Starts at 6:50 a m., stops at Corner Swamp Rd. Rockville. Later they came to know each other no longer need. Then pick up your tele­ Car Carpets (»UR€H OF (MUST Trip 7 — Bolton High Lyman Rd., 200 Bolton Center Rd., 41 Forge Si Swamp. Swamp & Love Lane, Trip 3 — Roherlson School ,ST, MA PI HEM’S CHURCH, Tolland Saturday Masses at 5 and 7 p.m ; Sun­ and discussed this first ’’instant dis­ Bub 4 Toomey Lane, 104 French Rd., 10 School Bub 7 day Masses 8:30 (Polish) at 10 a m. phone and place a fast-acting Classified Ad. CARPET Lydall and Vernon Streets Starts at 7:20 a m., stops at 54 Notch Swamp Si Brewster, Brewster St. (2 Starts at 8:06 a m., stops on South St. Rev. Francis J. O’Keefe, pastor. taste." ll turned out that the church Rd , 8 Meadow Rd., 16 Meadow Rd., 20 stops). Bread Si Milk St. (4 stops). Trip I - CHS (Folk) at 11:15 a.m., Vigil of Holy days at The good news is that you can have extra Phone; $46-2903 Rd., Notch Rd. Si Notch Rd E x t, John­ Trip 2 — Elementury School E x t. Armstrong Rd., School St., Pine Saturday Masses at 5 and 7 p.m.; Sun­ member had had an uncle who had MERCHANTS Meadow Rd , 356 West S t, 159 Bolton Starts at 6:53 a m.. Stops on Rt. 44A 4 Lake Shores, Stonehouse Rd.. Lake St 7 p m.. Holy day at 7:30,9 a.m., and 5 and money for summer by selling something son Rd . Hop Rcver Rd. Si Steele Starts at 8:30 a m., stops at 129 Notch Trip 2 — CHS day Masses at 8:30, 10:30 and 11:45 a m. 1310 Tolland Turnpike Rd . Bolton Center Rd. Si Meadow Rd., Center Rd , 195 West St., 159 Bolton Twin Hills, Pilgrim Hills, Mark 4 Alice, 7 p.m. Confessions: Saturday 4 and 7:30 treated him very badly. The minister with a Classified Ad. What could be easier? Crossing Rd., Old Bailey Rd. (tur­ Starts at 7:30 a m., stops on Edmond­ Trip 4 — Grammar School 646-8588______naround), 874 Hop Rivdr Rd,, 836 Hop Bolton Center Rd. Si Bayberry Rd., East, Center Rd , 195 West St., 129 Notch Rd., Alice 4 Lathrop. MESSIAH EVANGELICAL pm. bore a marked resemblcnce to this And what could be better news? son, Brewster St. Si Brookside, Bread Si 33 Watrous Rd., 54 Watrous Rd , 280 29 Lyman Rd., 151 Hebron Rd,, 135 Starts at 8:40 a m., stops on Geraldine LUTHERAN CHURCH, (Wisconsin hated uncle. It was this association River Rd., 766 Hop Rcver Rd., Notch Rd. Milk St. (2 stops), Mark Dr. & Alice, Trip 2 — Nathan Hale School ROCKVIl.I.E BAPTIST CHURCH, Si Wall St., 53 Notch Rd., 69 NotchnRd., Bolton Center Rd. Si Steele Crossing, 21 French Rd., 37 Brandy St., 182 Hebron Dr., David Dr., Eric Dr., Geraldine 'Jr., Synod), 300 Buckland Rd, ^ u th Windsor. ihat triggered the first negative reac­ Alice Si Harriet, Lathrop Si Rt. 44A. Starts at 7:20 a m., stops on High St.. corner Goose Lane. 69 Union St. Rev. Robert L. LaCounte, 2 Bolton Center Rd Si Hebron Rd., Bolton Brandy St., 37 Brandy St., 214 Bolton Rd. 9 a m., Sunday School: 10 a m.. tion. The a m kindergarten students ride on High St.-^i Snake Hill, Upton Dr., South pastor. Center Rd Si Meadow Rd , Bolton Center Center Rd., 41 Toomey Rd., 200 Bolton Trip 3 — Rohertsun School Bub 12 Worship Service. Such association may well be one the buses going to the elementary schools St., Ext., Flanders Rd., Flanders River 9 a.m.. Worship Service; 10:15 a m., Center Rd. Starts at 8:15 a m., stops on South St., Twenty-second in the morning Rd., Pucker St., South St., Manleys 4 'Trip 1 — Nathan Hale School Sunday School; 7 p.m.. Evening Service. cause for bad impressions, a deep- OPEN Waterfront Restaurant, Lakeview ST. JOHN’S EPISCOPAL CHURCH, seated cause which is not always Mills, Bunker Hill Rd. Starts at 7:08, stops on Rt. 6, South St.. Rt. 30, Vernon. Rev. Robert H. Wellner, ST. BERNARD’S ClIURCH, Anniversary Celebration Terrace, Maple Dr., Waterfront Park ( Silver St., Woodbridge Rd., &uth near recognized and may leave lasting dis­ Cl) n A l l DAY Market Square car. A total of 125 tickets will be sold. The party and p.m. only), Daley Rd. & Wangumbaug Trip 3 — Robertson School rector. Rockville. Rev. John J. White, pastor. drawing will be Oct. 2 in the church auditorium. River Rd., South 4 Seagraves, Water­ 8 a.m.. Holy Communion; 10 a m.. Rev. William J. Flynn, assoc, pastor. like. This may be the explanation for EAST HARTFORD — Plans are under way for the se­ Dr., Daley Rd. i Lakeview, Daley Rd. & Starts 8:03 a.m., stops on Root Rd. (4 front Park. the quatrain found carved in one of 4IL ' Bellevue, Daley Rd. 4 Knollwood, Daley stops). Cooper Lane, (3 stops), Riply Hill Family Service and Church School. Rev. Frank Alagna, weekend assistant. cond annual Market Square (formerly the Flea Market) Saturday Masses at 5 and 7 p.m.; Sun­ the benches at Oxford, England: (Sunday Coventry man named Rd. & Lake Rd., Daley Rd. & Standish Rd., Springdale, Hemlock Point, Rt. 31, Trip 2 — Nathan Hale School 8 of St. John’s Episcopal Church Saturday, Sept. 11 on the Rd., S. River Rd., Wrights Mill Rd. Buena Vista Rd. day Masses at 7, 8:30, 10 and 11:30 a m. I do not like thee. Dr. Fell, o corner of Main St. and Burnside Ave. It will be open from COVENTRY — A1 Goodin has been named chairman Starts at 7:45 a m., stops on BeVerly TRINITY LI FHEHAN CHURCH, Exactly why I cannot tell. Dr., Fitzgerald Blvd., Lakewood Heights. Rt. 30and Meadowlark Rd , Vernon. Rev. 10 a m. to 5 p.m. Food will be available. Proceeds go to for the Chris Dodd Congress ’76 fund-raising dinner-dance Bub 4 Trip 4 — Grammar School ST. GEORGE’S EPISCOPAL Donald J. McClean, pastor. CHURCH, Boston Tpke., Rt. 44A, But this I know and that full well, the church building improvement fund. scheduled for Sept. 10 at the Norwich Sheraton Motor Inn. Trip 1 - CHS Starts at 8:32 a.m. stops at Rt. 44A 4 Frip 3 — Grammar School I do not like thee. Dr. Fell,” Tickets may be obtained by contacting chrik Dodd Barnsbee, Rt. 44A, Cassidy Hill, Cassidy 9 a.m.. Worship Service. Bolton. Rev. John F. Flora III, vicar. Starts at 7:00 a.m., stops on Wrights Starts at 8:20 a.m.. stops on Rt. 44A 9 a.m.. Holy Communion and sermon. Congress ’76, P.O. Box 1044, Norwich, Conn. 06360. Mill Rd„ Case Rd., South River Rd„ Hill, Redfield, Goose Lane, North River (past Mark Dr.). Rt. 44A (middle of Twin “Gift of God” PTO plana year OUR SAVIOR LUTHERAN Trowbridge Si Rt. 44A, Barnsbee Lane, Rd. Hills), Rt. 44A, Rt. 44A (across from GILEAD CONGREGATIONAL The meaning of “charisma” in the BOLTON — The Parent Teacher Organization has Citgo), Cedar Swamp Rd., ^ Ito n Branch CHURCH, 239 Graham Rd., South Wind­ Relief Corps meets N. River Rd., Rt. 31, Beverly Trail, Bub 8 CHURCH, Hebron. Rev. Marshall B. New Testament is much deeper than begun planning events for the school year. Diane Ovian, Rd., Rt 44A 4 Victoria Dr. sor. Rev. Ronald A. Erbe, pastor. Hughes, pastor. VERNON — The first fall meeting of Burpee Womans Buena Vista Rd. a superficial aura of charm. ”1110 § ALL PTO president, said they include an open house, cardio­ Trip 1 — CHS Tech students are to take their own 9 a.m.. Worship and Sunday School; 10 a.m.. Worship Service, the Rev. Our Staff Is Here Relief Corp 11 of Rockville will be Sept. 1 at 7:30 p.m in Trip 2 — Nathan Hale School Starts at 6:52 a.m., stops on Flanders 10:15 a.m.. Worship Service. basic idea of the word is that of a free MEDICINAL I pulmonary resuscitation course, book fair, Christmas High School bus then board Bus II for Peter D. Allard preaching, sermon title: and undeserved gift of God to man. It fair, talent nignt, science fair, candy sale, mini-club dis­ the Grand Army Rooms, Memorial Building, Park Place. Starts at 7:30 a.m.. stops on Plains Rd., River Rd., Babcock Hill, Pucker St., E.O. Smith: Bus 8 for Windham Tech; “ The Beatitudes: The Persecuted,” I KLAUDT INDIAN FAMILY ^ 7 Days A Week— SERVICES Depot Rd., Rt. 31, Rt. 31 4 School St., Rt. South St., Ext., Flanders Rd., High St. comes from His grace and can never play and cupcake day. The meeting will be preceded by a pot luck supper at 6 Blue Van for Cheney Tech. ROTC CRV.STAI. LAKE COMMUNITY Nursery provided. p.m. Mrs. Eleanor Campbell and Mrs. Josephine Foisie 31 4 Mason St., Rt. 31 firehouse. Leave CHS Stops on School St., to students will board Bus 3 at the high be achieved or attained by man’s own I SUNDAY 10:30 A.M. at ^ To Serve Your Family! AVAILABLE. UNITED METHODIST CHURCH, Horseshoe 4 Root Rd., Cooper Lane, Windham Tech. UNITED METHODIST CHURCH, effort. This word is used seventeen Church raffle-party are cochairmen. Members needing transportation should school to be dropped at Second Ellington. Ripley hill Rd. 1040 Boston Tpke. (Rt. 44A), Bolton. Rev. times, mostly by St. Paul, but it rare­ I CALVARY CHURCH call 875-4174. Members should bring groceries to this Congregational Church. 10:15 a.m.. Coffee hour; II a.m.. VERNON — “The Roaring Twenties” will be the theme Trip 2 — Robertson School David M. Campbell, pastor. ly occurs in classical Greek. S 847 E. Middle Tpke. K.L. Qustalson, Pastor > Over meeting to fill cheer baskets to be given to New Hope Starts 8:00 a.m., Stops on Rt. 31, Worship Service, Sunday School, li T m i L l T I J of the fifth annual raffle-party and drawing sponsored by Trip 3 Blue Van 10 a.m.. Family Worship Service, We hear today of the “Charismatic I Sat., 7:30 p.m. ) 25 St. Joseph’s Church, Rockville. The prize will be a 1977 Manor. Starts at 8:10 a.m. at the firehouse and Lussier Rd., Flanders River Rd., Kings Nursery available for Infants through ! ■ p h a r m a c y I m Rd., Babcock Rd., Babcock 4 Pucker St., Starts at 6:45 a.m. and stops at movement” in the Christian Church. I CONCERT with G0§PEL PEACE Years car. A total of 125 tickets will be sold. The party and stops at the library, Bradbury Lane, Schleldge on Wall St., North Coventry ST, PETER’S EPISCOPAL Grade 2, sermon: “A Community of Vales Rd., Armstrong Rd,, Rt. 31, Depot Pucker St., Parker Bridge Rd. (4 slops). Gifts. Givers, and Giving.” This centers on the grace of God and I Sundw, 7:00 p.m. 455 HARTFORD RD. drawing will be Oct. 2 in the church auditorium. Football dance Church on Rt. 44A, Coventry High to pick CHURCH, Sand Hill Rd., South Windsor. of Rd., Plains Rd., Flanders Rd., Upton Dr. the work of the Holy Spirit, I Gospel Him, “Eighteen" MANCHESTER TOLLAND — Tickets are available for the Tolland foot­ Trip 3 — Grammar School up Cheney Tech students. Trowbridge Rev. Miles S. Macintoch, vicar. BOLTON CONGREGATIONAL Continuous I Church raffle-party and Nathan Hale Dr. arriving at Robert­ Rd., Rt. 44A 4 Trowbridge. Seven- “Charismata” are the graces of the ball dance scheduled for Sept. 10 from 9 p.m. to 1 a m. at Starts at 8:34 a.m., stops on Silver St., 8 a.m., Holy Communion; 10a.m.. Holy CHURCH, Bolton Center Rd. Rev. J. Christian life. In his book “New I Air conditlonsd auditorium ■ • roue COMMUNITY Service! VERNON “The Roaring Twenties” will be the theme son at 8:32 a.m. Eleven in Tolland. Jones Crossing Rt. Communion, first and third Sundays; the Italian-American Social Club, Kingsbury Ae. Tickets Forge 4 Northfield Rd., Forge 4 Stanton Conover, minister. , Testament Words” William Barclay I All ara welcome/ HIALTH SERVICE STORE' of the fifth annual raffle-party and drawing sponsored by can be obtained from Francis Carter Jr., 384 Crystal Oakwood, Oakwood 4 Ashbrook. 195, Rt. 44A (Noyes), Riley Mountain, Morning Prayer, second, forth and fifth 10:30 a.m.. Worship Service, the Rev, Grammar School. sums It up this way: St. Joseph’s Church, Rockville. The prize will be a 1977 Uke Rd. Sundays. Mr. Conover preaching. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester,.Conn,, Sat., August 28, 1976 — PAGE NINE PAGE EIGHT — MANCHESTER EVEN^N^ HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Sat , August 28. 1976 LEGAL INDEX Htip Wtniad 13 NOTICE NOTICES PUBLIC HEALTH Staff nurse 1 Loet end Found ADVERTISING 2 — Pereonali - generalized program salary The Planning Commission of 3 Announcemente RATES comparable, eleven paid the Town of Bolton will hold a 4 — Enlertainment holidays, 35 hour week, three Herald angle 5 — Aucilone weeks vacation. Call 220*9428 Jones notches 20th win public hearing on Wednesday, 1 day 10c word per day FINANCIAL or write Community Health September 1, 1976 at 8 P.M. in 3 days 9c word per day e Bonde-Stocke>Morigegee Service Inc, Route 6, Colum­ Earl Yost the Community Hall for the 9 — Personal Loans 6 days . 6c word per day bia. Conn. 06237. purpose of considering the 10 — insurance 26 days . 7c word per day Sports Editor following preliminary subdivi­ EMPLOYMENT 15 words, $2 00 minimun^ RN, 7 a m.-3 p.m. and 3 p.m.- sion maps: 13 Help Wanted Happy Ads S P i'iin ch 11 p.m. Enjoy working with a after five near-misses 14 — Business Opportunities to finally win 20." "Sheridan Heights", owned skilled and dedicated staff at NEW YORK (UPI) - After “ I'm not thinking about the Cy for the victory before his arm 15 - Situation Wanted Sutton’s victory, which came with stiffened up. by Bernard J, Sheridan, Manchester Manor Nursing five near misses, Randy Jones Young," said Jones when asked located off Brandy Street. The EDUCATION Home, excellent wage and the help of a two-run homer by Steve PiruteH .5, Giants 2 16 Private Instructions benefits. Call 646-0129. has become a 20-game winner about his chances of winning the subdivision contains 12 lots on 19 — Schoois-Classea award which eluded him last year. Garvey in the first and Steve Richie Zisk drove home three runs one street. 20 - instructions Wanted Deluxe brother act cluded Billy Casper and Julius Boros. for the second straight season. Y eager’s two-run ouble in the with his 18th homer and a triple, RNs and LPNs - Top salary, The latter is a onetime winner of the REAL ESTATE Talk about brother acts, Pero's But at least one other National Although the coveted Cy Young eighth, kept the Dodgers within eight while Larry Demery, 8-4, scattered "Oakridge" resubdivision, 23 Homes lor Sale excellent benefits and goM Manchester Open. Another former 24 — Lots-Land (or Sele working conditions await you. Nike League and Class B Town Slow appears to be a sure bet for Jones games of the first-place Cincinnati eight hits to gain the victory for owned by Ernest J. Reed, — Manchester Open winner in the GHO League pitching ace, who has 25 Investment Property Skilled nursing facility has Pitch Softball Tournament cham­ this year, Don Sutton of the Los Reds in the NL West, Pittsburgh. Zisk’s homer, his third in located between West Street 26 — Business Properly full and part time openings on was Bob Toski The latter won in 1953 never won 20, isn’t conceding and Hebron Road, containing 27 — Resort Properly pionship squad listed no less than Angeles Dodgers seems determined the last three games, came after 26 Reel Estate Wanted the 3-11 and 11-7 shifts for and Boros in 1956. This year's Open 15 lots on one through street. - four members of the same family, the Cy Young Award to the San to offer at least a token last ditch Omar Moreno had outrun a bunt for a staff nurses. Call Mrs. will be staged Sept 11 for amateurs MISC. SERVICES Ferguson, Director of Nursing the Talagas. Stan, Butch, Bud and Diego Padres control master. challenge single in the third. Zisk also started a Copies of said maps are on file 31 Serviqps OMered and Sept. 13. for pros at the National league M l 32 — Painiing-Papering at 647-9194 Walt Talaga performed most capably •tones took Just 90 pitches in one Sutton, of course, has a more im­ three-run Pirate .spurt with his triple in the office of the Town Clerk 33 — Building-Contracting Manchester Country Club . Ed — with the dual champions who sur­ hour and 38 minutes Friday night to mediate goal than the Cy Young — in the fifth. m of Bolton. 34 Rooting-Siding MAINTENANCE Supervisor - Gaffney and Mark Hall, two of the 35 — Heating.Plumbing vived a field of 12 teams from six deal the hapless Montreal Expos their and that's helping keep the Dodgers Astros 2, tiartlinals I 4 36 — Flooring Convalescent facility seeking East's top archers, will lake part in James G. Hassett, 37 — Moving-Trucking. Storage leagues to cop the B championship 12th straight loss, 2-0. in the NL West pennant race. He did Reds I. IMiillies I Rookie right-hander Bo full time working the $56,000 ,Memphis, Tenn., Open Chairman 36 - Services Wanted maintenance supervisor to ■ Winners and runners-up in each In becoming the major leagues' Friday night, hurling a five-hit, 5-2 Joe Morgan drove home two runs, McLaughlin yielded just five hits to Robert E. Gorton, ADVERTISING Sept. 5-6 in freestyle competition MISC FOR SALE oversee maintenance and circuit qualified for the post-season first 20-game winner of 1976. Jones, victory over the New York Mets—his scored two other and stole three even his record at 2-2, while Bob Wat­ Secretary 41 Articles lor Sale household staff. Experience The expanded Hall's Arrow range in DEADLINE activity with 23 'im es played before who has lost nine, spaced six hits, ninth win in the last 10 games. The bases to spark the Reds out of three- son drove home bothHouston runs in 42 — Building Supplies with floor care necessary. Manchester has added nine more M 43 — Pets -Birds- Dogs 12 00 noon the day before 44 — Livestock Call Mrs Gelfand, 647-9191 for Pero's walked ■ with the title The walked just one and went the dis­ triumph improved Sutton's overall game losing streak and enbale them the third. Watson doubled home Jose publication shootig lanes for the 1976-77 NOTICE 45 — Goats & Accessories interview past two years i. c Fruitmen made it tance for the 22nd time this year. It mark to - 6-9. 'I'm in a good groove to maintain their eight game lead Cruz and Cesar Cedeno — both of — season...The Boston Lobsters 46 Sporting Goods Deadline for Saturday and to the finals before bowing. Former was also his fifth shutout, lowering now." said Sutton, who has never over Los Angeles in the NL West, whom had singled — to increase his TOWN OF MANCHESTER. 47 — Garden Products Workday IS 12 00 Noon Friday TWO A’ A R D Worker - averaged 3,472 lor four Hartford CONNECTICUT 48 — Antiques town tennis singles champion Phil his earned run average to 2.63 won games "I think I have a chance Fred Norman, 12-4, went five innings RBI total to 80 49 - Wanted to Buy Positions open. Full time. Civic Center dates in World Team POSITION VACANCY Apply in person. W.H. 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Next .Agnes Szarka. — Campers-Trailers-Mobile NI'A\ ^()UK (t I*t) — I hr Nru Mrls iinnminrrd I richix nif'hl game slated and other equipment used in 65 rected by an additional inser­ Hartford Twilight League Catcher Homes CUSTODIANS - Experienced, time you view a match, check and (licit Imnii' run !Hhl^^rr Dum* Kinsman ha^ hern rrstorrii to iht* a«‘li\r construction and maintenance tion Mike McDonald was the only other 66 Automotive Service evenings, Manchester-East see if a server is getting away with a Softball's greatest female pitcher, fast pitch version, Joan operations in the Public 67 Autos for Rent-Lease .300 h itter with a 313 m ark. - Hartford area Call 643-5691. foot fault...Tom Gerbo, expected to K insm an lir()UK (I IM) — In rrspon''!' to a r4M|iirst h\ Haltim orr Orioh'. W. L Pet. GB NEW YORKiUPI) Super Bowl X highlights-an 11- 1 LaFontana hopes to have the half­ captain last fall, hopes to become the promote the game to help raise funds NMTOWI. EEM.l E experience Street Phila 83 43 .659 - game schedule of National Football League exhibition ACT NOW ■ Turn spare time back in uniform for the last half of first Crimson grad to make the (rrnrral Mana^rr Hank Prti'rs, (!ommixsioni‘r Honir Kiihn l riila\ for a trip to compete in the National AB H Pet. FOUND - 10-speed bike. Chicago Bears since 1926 when Earl HariiiMl m ajor Irafiur vUtUs a^ain>*| making slali inrntH ahoul llirir plan^ Pittsburgh 69 57 .548 14 games tonight, as the defending world champion Applications and job descrip­ Owner mav have bv iden­ into $$$' Be a S a n ta s EXPERIENCED PERSON ■ the season. East will hold one drill Tournament in Chatanooga, Tenn., Morgan, Cin 370 125 .338 Demonstrator, earn commis­ Evans played in the line lor Coach to sijzn |)otrntiai frri* agi'nl playi'rs. I.abor Day weekend. New York 64 63 .504 19'z Pittsburgh Steclers meet the Cowboys in a nationally tions are available at the Per­ tifying. 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Connecticut and white breast, answers to experience helpful. oalarii‘>« lln*y rni^ht n*rri\»* Hln*n lhr> In-ramr fr»*«* ayrni'e. Montreal 41 80 .339 39'z the game is not expected to will miss Saturday night s 29lh year' Call or write San­ assisted with the varsity coaching he decided to switch at the last against the professionals, the o. 1 Oliver, Pitt 413 135 .327 Smokey Vicinity Hilliard and Manchester agency Write West rival the excitement of action Steelers' Closing date for filing is Woodland Streete. 643-8642, ta's Parties. Avon. Conn Box W, Manchester Evening has fall, has moved on to Naugatuck minute in favor of the Ivy League team in the Women's Professional Rose, Cin 521 167 ,321 06001. Phone 1-673-3455 school. The 6-4, 165-pound tackle Finger in splint Softball League, and the umpires will W L. Pet GB Pittsburgh’s 21-17 triumph linebacker Jack Lambert, Friday. September 10. 1976, Reward. Herald High as an assistant defensive lineman Dwight Foster. Cin 469 150 .320 figures he would have been a first- substitute. Cincinnati 81 48 628 — over Dallas last January MIK'I' I.M DEUD.AI.E, Fla. (I IM) — reniii ^tai tjirii. F.rerl'?, iloclor White and flanker Frank l.uzinskl. Phil 436 134 307 IMPOUNDED - Black and tan TWO PERSONS ■ for weekend round draft pick by the pros if he Los Ang 72 55 .567 8 for the NFL title. night work .Must be over 18. *.a\ s her iiiju ri‘d finger .should remain in a splint until Siinilm , alien she The Tires need $2,30 to cover air Montanez. Atl 519 159 .306 See Us For .Shepherd cross - male Con­ Former Open ivinners played with the Buckeyes instead of San Diego 63 67 .485 18'z So far during the pre- Lewis will miss the game tact Coventry Dog Warden. PAPER ROUTE .Apply in person only, Howard (ilans a aorkoiil — her first sinee the injury forred her out of the Federa­ and hotel expenses with $500 raised Garvev. LA 505 154 ,305 Two veteran golfers in the recent No. 6 as a Harvard man. Have a nice to date. Houston 63 68 481 19 season. the Steclers have and defensive back Mike VINYL or 423-6524 Johnson's Restaurant. 394 tion Flip Matehes at Philadel|diia. Buckner. LA 505 154 .305 Tolland Turnpike. GHO who packed extra weight in­ weekend Fast pitch will be played and it’s Atlanta 58 71 450 23 mustered a 4-1 record. In­ Wagner is doubtful. The AVAILABLE t.hris' father, .limiiiy F\ert, said his daughter is looking foraard to cluding a victory over the Cowboys will be without ALUMINUM IMPOUNDED - Black and tan Manchester planned to have the Falcons play a San Fran 56 73 434 25 Wickham Apt. area the t ,S, Open at Forest Hills Sept. 1-12. College All-Stars, whereas safety Cliff Harris and run- Beagle cross, female with three-inning game against the umps Eridax’x Recalls \\H Rlt VN L E U .I 1 SIDING; and three puppies Contact Coven- East Hartford FULL and part-time work, the Cowboys have limped n i n g backs Robert golf course maintenance. App­ and then stage an intrasquad game. Chicap 9. Atlanta 4 ,B 11 Pet try'Dog Warden, 423-6524. (or Sign Wilkerson The Falcons will loan the men in blue C in c in n a ti 4, to a 1-3 record Newhouse and Preston McRae. KC 400 143 ,358 VINYL or ly at Tallwood Country Club. Palmer^s pitching A11 h u g h so m e ill Pearson IMPOUNDED - Black and MANCHESTER Route 85. Hebron a battery Philadelphia 1 0 Brett, KC 520 173 333 IRENE SHEA feelings may linger on both However, the Steelers ALUMINUM Tan mongrel male. Contact EVENING HERALD \ i 1 I.K (I IM) — riu* Spatih* SiiprrSonirs IVida) signed fonm*r In­ Also, it is expected that Joyce will Los Angeles 5, New York Carew, Min 478 154 .322 Coventry Dog Warden. 423- SERVICE STATION will unveil a new running Please Contact: diana *«lar ^tiard Uiddiy \\ ilk<*r**on. llipir No I the mtiuarlerlinals tfirfp rl in'ilk; ofnl one stroke better than Masters play good every week.” Detroit 61 65 484 16 the church until September 13. 5844. Glidden-Durkee. SCM the U.S. Pro tennis tournament is enough of a victory for Italy's champion Ray Floyd. Sikes, who talked of a new putting Corporation .An equal oppor­ Boston 60 66 476 17 1976 Interested bidders may Arnie. by the way. had a 74 Friday stroke after Thursday's opening- to bet on football 1976 MERCURY AMBITIOUS NEW car prep ■ tunity employer Paolo Bertolucci. Any further success will be more sauce on the Milwaukee 56 66 459 19 obtain copies of bid forms, mark in racing for a 145 total. round 66, ran into troubles on the specifications and contract mechanic, able lo do minor pasta. repairs GlhkI working hours E.N'GLNE LATHE operator • Another shot back from Graham greens Friday. W c»l WILMINGTON, Del both sides Monday to dis­ dcK'umenls by writing Second Bertolucci, less well-known than W I, Pet GB and company paid benefits with experience .Applv m per­ match Ramirez had won the first set By EARL YO.ST was first-round leader Dan Sikes, "What a difference a day makes,,' (UPI) — Rejecting cuss scheduling of a Congregational Church. RD 4, Please call Ron CcMik Service son 9 a m lo 4 p m mS Adams countryman Adriano Pannata, was to BOBCATS 6-3 and was tied 3-3 :in the second, SpnriH Fdilor who had putting problems in the se­ said the 45-year-old veteran of the Kan City 77 50 ,606 - arguments the National hearing on the league’s Box 45, Coventry. Ct 06238 Manager at Lynch Motors Street meet American Harold Solomon with Gottfried serving, when rain cond round and had to settle for a 72 tour "Yesterday I made them all. Oakland 68 59 .535 9 Football League would suf­ request for a permanent in­ Excellent Selection & Choice of Colors Property Committee 646-4321 for appointment today in the quarterfinals of the halted the match Friday night It was Street stock car racing is starting at the bottom of the pack Minne.sota 62 66 484 15'z fer irreparable damage, a junction Willis Christman. BOOKKEEPER and a tie with Bobby Wadkins and Today, I missed them. " ★ SAIAPli lUY ★ GENERAL OEEK’E work. Experienced Real Estate $125,000 tournament He reached the to be completed early Saturday. and Alan Rodonis, one of several Manchester drivers and car Tom Jenkins. Wadkins had a 71 Texas 58 69 457 19 federal court judge refused The judge’s refusal to Chairman 2 The field was cut to the low 70s and NEW 1976 MERCURY I >’ p 1 n g a b 111 1 > , some background helpful Salary to plateau with his second straight up­ Argentina's Guillermo Vilas, Friday and Jenkins a 67. Chicago 56 72 438 21'z to halt JOelaxvare’s plans to halt preparations for the knowknlge of biHikkeeping. 8- $140 St*nd resume to P 0 Box set. a 6-2, 6-1 win Friday over owners, is in that category today in competition at Stafford ties (75) after the second round with runnerup to Borg in the 1975 U.S. At 139 came Wally Armstrong, a score of 147 needed to continue the Calif 55 73 ,4.30 22'z begin a pro football game g ves the state BOBCAT MPG PUBLIC 5. all benefits East Hartford 948 Broad Street Station, Poland's Wojtek Fibak Solomon Speedway. UK'ation 289-2736 Manchester Pro, was to play American Eddie with a second-round 68, Ed Sneed, Eridax'f* Resnitt* wagering game next enough time to begin the 3-DR. RUNAiOUT gained the quarterfinals with a 6-4. 6- The handsome Manchester High chase for the $100,000 first prize. Dibbs in the other (luarterfinal Bob Gilder, who had a 67. and Jim Baltimore 3, Texas 0 month. game Sept. 12 when the Slock No. NOTICE 3 win over Australian John match Vilas squeezed past Chile's grad and athlete has wheeled his Boston 9, Kansas City 4 Hut U.S. District Court league season begins. 6T?7 Alexander. Muriarty Bros.-sponsored street TOWN OF MANCHESTER, Jaime Fillol, 7-5, 6-4 Friday. Chicago 5. Milwaukee 2 Judge Walter Stapleton, in State officials have CONNEC'TICUT ARE YOU FRIENDLY... "'For me the quarterfinals is a Vilas, winner of the Canadian Open Stocker to seven fine finishes in as Cleveland 7. Minnesota 3 denying an NFL request predicted a net of $2 The Board of Directors of the good score but when you find your earlier in the week, said he has many races at the half-mile Stafford Rookie golfer leading Detroit 8, Oakland 1 fo r a te m p o r a r y million if the game is con­ Town of Manchester. Connec­ CIVIC MINDED... tournament, anything can happen, " adjusted his game to the clay surface track. New York 5, California 0 restraining order Friday, ducted for the entire 14- ticut. will conduct a f^^blic 8 said Bertolucci, a stocky native of at Longwood Cricket Club. The next Rodonis is in fifth place in point (15) did not rule on the merits week NFL season. Hearing on Tuesday. AMRITIOUS... Tuscany "But I don't know if I can hurdle is to adjust to Dibbs' long- standings despite being in less than DENVER (UPI) - Jane Renner, a first day at par or lower. Tnilav's Games of the league's lawsuit September 7, 1976 at 8 00 p m CONCERNED? play any better than 1 did today, I rally, baseline style. one-half the shows presented. He has rookie member of the Ladies Defending champion Judy Rankin, Kansas City (Fitzmorris against the state football in the Municipal Building played very, very well. Today was "Dibbs is always a difficult match taken the checkered flag once for a Professional Golf Association, who already has set an LPGA season lottery. 7 3 littt A-cyi.. tngin*, Hearing Room to consider the Welcome new resident* to your community. 14-9) at Boston (Lee 2-4) »d Irantnmtion. From future assessment to be levied Must drive and know area. No tales involved. my day to win." for me." Vilas said. "All the time, win and has'three second placements doesn't have a big swing so she has to money record with $115,584, finished Detroit (Roberts 12-12) Stapleton said he will END OF SEASON bcokoi, fock ft plnMn r against properties on .Adams II you are all of these, we would like to meet you... Bertolucci was able to play near very long matches against him," and as many third spots as he shoots depend on her chipping game. her first round with a par 72, firing a at Oakland (Blue 12-11) meet with attorneys for high bock buckti the baseline against Fibak, who for another payday tonight. The It didn’t let her down Friday as she CLEARANCE! lOOH, 5obd tlo l* tgnblon. Street between Middle Turn­ One more doubles match also had to 36 on the front nine. Texas (Boggs 0-4) at rockor pan«l ■ window pike West and Begelow Brook Person to Person showed signs of fatigue after be completed before the start of the track pays $100 to win. jumped into the first-round lead of Miss Renner, whose father. Chuck Quarantted luxury Ifomot • and ptllor bfigbl Baltimore (Grimsley 6-6), meldint*. wKmI cavtn. * frUt oicMts frtifirt, for the installation of a CALL 523-4072 reaching the finals of three recent quarterfinals. Argentina's Ricardo The slick, red painted car body is the $50,000 National Jewish Hospital Renner, is a golf pro in the San Diego h e k t pfp ., N above ground pools. tttlo itlts tax. & ftf. It« sanitary sewer at that loca­ tournaments But against Solomon, Cano and Chile's Velus Parjoux were from a 1965 Comet with a 289 Ford- Open at the Green Gables Country area, admitted she was surprised at Chicago (Gossage 8-12) tion in connection with the Ur­ Bertolucci expected to play a to battle Australians Ray Ruffels and powered 1967 engine. Rodonis has Club course. Miss Renner fired a her early lead. She had 23 putts in her at Milwaukee (Colborn 7- Must SACRIFICEI flfklV LOVE THAT ban Systems project to different type of game. Ow 41 Tun •( UnueiMi ttrS o t Allan .Stone in the afternoon. The been able to reach speeds of up to 95 four-under-par 68 on the 6,286-yard opening round and hit the green 10 13), N BOBCAT! reconstruct Adams Street. "You press sometimes and you winners were to meet Alexander and mph on the straightaway at Stafford. course for a one-stroke lead over times. Open 24 Hours Dally O.D. complete with lllter, Experienced Oil Minnesota (Singer 10-8) (.F.A. MILEAGE ESTIMATES All affected property owners hope your opponent misses a point," American Mike Estep, teammates The best lap time to date has been Sandra Palmer and Sandra Burns. , , ’m such a short hitter, 1 have to at Cleveland (Dobson 12- FOREMEMENGY SERVMX will be given full opportunity he said. "With Solomon, it's impossi­ 25.3 seconds over tbe half-mile dis­ Eighty-two members of the Ladies liner, ladder, pump, 5 F t 24 for the Boston Lobsters of World ALAN RODONIS rely on chipping,” said Miss Renner, 11). N 34 MUmi Cit| to express their views on the Burner Technlclen ble because he misses six points in a Team Tennis, in the evening tance. Professional Golf Association are who was the .California state junior New York (Ellis 12-6) at sundeck, lencing and proposed sanitary sewer in­ tournament Solomon is a different In the other doubles matches, The car is valued at $1,800 by the Riverside Park in Agawam. competing in the 54-hole meet. The champion and the Mexican amateur California (Ryan 10-16), N stallation. player. He runs very well. Tomorrow field will be cut to the low 60 plus ties M@bil stairs. Completely In Australians Mark Edmond.son and owner who also serves as the chief Long a race enthusiast, the chmpion in 1971. "That's the best Sunday’s Games HEATINB OILS Pascal Pngnano. Esq I must go to the net." mechanic. It was built in a six-week youthful Rodonis is just waiting for for the final 18-holes Sunday. m h Secretary. Call John .Marks were to play Colombians part of my game.” Texas at Baltimore stalled $749. FInencIng M O R l f w T Y W E R 9 / Panatta also was to be in action span. the day when he can wheel a car Deadlocked at 70 after the opening The California golfer said she had OILIURNER « Board of Directors Ivan Molina and Jairo Velasco; Detroit at Oakland available. Call toll tree Saturday against second-seeded Getting behind the wheel of a stock against the big boys, like Bugs round were Sharon Moran, Kathy been putting in a lot of hard work on HEATINO INSTALLATION Manchester. Dibbs and Solomon were lo duel Kansas City at Boston Connecticut 643-5135 Bjorn Borg of Sweden, the twice- car isn't a passing fancy for the local Stevens, Rich Evans. Fred DeSarro Whitworth, Sandra Post, Penny Pulz her game and it was “heginning to 31S CENTER ST.. MANCHESTIR, CONN.* PHof>« M S-Sm Americans Mike Cahill and .lolin Chicago at Milwaukee 1/800-628-9607.9 a.ni.- Dated at Manchester. Connec­ defending champion In another man who is m arried with two and Ed Flemke in the modified stock and Bonnie Bryant. Miss Whitworth pay off.” 6 43-5 135 "ConnochcvF'l tincoM • Morcury OooltF' Oil Burner Dept. Whitlinger; and Americans Stan Minnesota at Cleveland 115 Cwllw 8t. MinohMtt p.m„ 7 days a week. ticut this 25th day of August quarterfinal match, top-seeded Jim­ Smith and Charley Pasarell were to children. division where the cars are won last week’s LPGA tournament, Miss Renner had trouble only on New York at California 1978 my Connors was to face the winner of oppose Panatta and Bertolucci. Three years ago Rodonis got his high-powered and high-pi iced and the the Patty. Berg Classic in St. Paul, the 390-yard, par-four eighth green the Raul Ramirez-Brian Gottfried first taste of competition running at purses considerably higher. Minn. Forty-four golfers finished the which she bogied. 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Hom t* For Salt 23 Hornet For Sale 23 Homes lor Sele 23 Homes For Sele 23 Homes For Sele 23 REDUCED! EAST OF THE RIVER REAL ESTATE MARKET .tQUAl H0U8IHB ..EQUAL HOUSINB . . . She H e ra lh *51,900 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING Rockledge SPOTLIGHT HOMES FEATURING: HOME OF THE . + 8 room Ranch + 12x20 family room daniel f. reale PHONE 643-2711 + 2200 iq. It with Colonial FOR ASSISTANCE IN PLACING YOUR AD + 1 *l\ huilt lO-rooni (iolonial. 1 hedrouinx, fireplace, 4666. work, good condition. $19,900. Reap profits on this 10 pleasure to show. l,x)w 40’s, Him room, familv room, aliiniirnim 2 acrcH, ford for maintenance work on full time furniture salesper­ MANCHESTER • New Raised Welles Agency, 742-7356, 643- factory equipment Must be son. Steady work, good pay. —u Cl HO — rf? 1 room Duplex 5 rooms each beautiful neifililiorliood. PIANO INSTRUCTION - Ranch, seven rooms, ap­ 0302 side. Kitchen, dining area, experienced. 40 hour week. (8- Apply in person to Mr Singer ^^^R AIN [,*V a jsNQW proximately one acre and an CDLDNIAL 4:5o Monday-Friday) Com- Puritan Furniture, 1061 New Study piano with an living room. 3 bedrooms, ANDOVER *37,500 experienced teacher. 8-room Colonial, one and 3 4 MANCHESTER - Meadow any paid life insurance, Britain Avenue. Elmwood. MOW acres. Both have 2 1 2 baths, appliances. Excellent In­ Lovers must take time to inspect this spotless, six-room Beginners and intermediates. ■1 w\ AlHtl lOtCKAit f> Lane Gamboloti built Kospitalization, surgical and two garages, up to 10 inches Garrison Colonial, four come properly or live rent Colonial, wall to wall throughout, formal dining room, 3 major medical Company SCHOOL NURSE. RN. Coven­ All ages. “ Benjamin Plano free & tenant defrays cost Studio \ 649-1256 For period ending 7 a m,, Sunday, Aug. 29. Saturday night will insulation. Choose your colors bedrooms, formal dining bedrooms, Ui baths, garage, quiet area parking yard Directly on try Public school, contact Dr. for interior and rugs. Middle room, stone front, paneled of mortgage. Call lodav! Conn Company bus line Call Donald Nicolctti. 742-8913. find showers and thundershowers scattered across parts of the PIANO. ORGAN, Voice $50’s. A participating builder family room with bar. 2-car (QUAl HOGSM OffOtniTY ’ Mrs, Van. 522-1184 for inter­ lower Mississippi valley and the mid and north Atlantic coast in the home owner's warranty garage. lovely wooded lot. view. RECEPTIONIST - Excellent Instruction - Werner’s Studio. Elsewhere, generally fair weather is likely with skies ranging BARROWS & WALLACE All teachers members of plan for 10 years of nationally many, many extras. Priced HMOESTix trm. m mvo opportunity in Manchester from clear to partly cloudy. Minimum temperatures include insured protection Charles dental practice Heavy public Connecticut Stale Music for quick sale at $62,900 , ACCOUNTING Clerk - (approximate maximum readings in parenthesis) Atlanta 69 Ponticelli and Son. 646-1540, Arruaa Realty. 644-1539. 528- Payroll. material contact, bookkeeping, light Teacher s Association, All SENTRY (83). Boston 67 (82). Chicago 60 (77), Dallas 70 (90), Denver 54 646-0800, 9395 requirements, miscellaneous typing Minimum two years ages. Morning, afternoon, A evening lessons. 643-8137, 647- (86), Jacksonville 70 (86i, Houston 73 (90). Kansas City 60 ( 86). accounting functions office experience with public MANCHESTER - Tree shaded CAPE ■ Bowers School • large Real Estate Services SparioutA ’•(one Uup«'. li>lng room, kitchen >«ilh eli. Excellent benefits Send contact Math aptitude 1623. Jacksonville 70 (86). Houston 73 (90). Kansas City 60 ( 86). Los eat-in kitchen, living room heilruom. fireplace. beanuMi ceiling. cIo>4e lo lake, Angeles 65 (74). Miami 79 ( 85). New Orleans 71 (86). New York West side Colonial, three Manchester resume to Box ‘D ’ Prefer some post high school bedrooms, formal dining with firplace. formal dining 289-4331 private iimi nic<’l\ lamNcapetl. Manchsler Herald. education Four day week, HART COLLEGE Music 67 (82). Phoenix 81 (105), San Francisco 55 (76). Seattle 57 (77), ROLLING PARK room, three bedrooms, teacher taking students at room, kitchen, full cellar, salary negotiable. Send St. Louis 57 (81). W'ashington 70 (85i. two-car garage, Onlv $35,900, New exclusive listing. aluminum siding. 2-car gar­ 114 Delmont Street 45-A Esquire Drive WINDOW CLEANER - Must resume to P 0 Box 289. home in Vernon. Piano, harp­ Alijpainum sided, three age, treed lot. immaculate sichord, French horn, theory. Wolverton Agency. 'Realtors, Manchester be experienced and reliable Manchester 649-2813. b e d ro o m Cape, condition $39.(KX) Philbrick OF THE WEEK Manchester 3 to 8 ACRES AVAILABLE Steaay work and fringe Beginners, intermediate and Agency, Realtors. 646-4200. advanced. Adults and fireplaced living room, benefits. An equal opportunity BOLTON - Newer Raised formal dining room, I ’A employer m f Call 649-5334. children. Contact Ms. R. COLONIAL • 22' living room Slurtevanl, 649-3288. Ranch with a 27 foot kitchen baths, city water, sewers, D and dining area. Large living beautiful treed lot. One with fireplace, large country *D.F. Reale is the only agency in town who offers this warranty program. No one else I AM LOOKING for two FOREMAN kitchen, king-size master room, fireplaced family owner. Call now to in­ can offer you this service, a service which can be applied, both to homes listed through qualified people to start in our GENERAL □ REAL ESTATE JUST LISTED room, three bedrooms, two bedroom. I I 2 baths, extensive training program, and 12 baths, two-car garage, spect. Only $37,900. screened porch, walk-oul our agency and homes sold (Multiple Listing homes included) by our agency compensation based on prior MACHINE SHOP aluminum siding. $56,900. PASEK REALTORS basement, treed lot. garage. earnings, immediate benefits. Immediate opening for a Homes For Sale 23 *40,500 Wolverton Agency. Realtors. $45,500 Philbrick Agency, JUNE GOOD An •ic«ptlon«Uy An* hom«. Cm I mh bulH nloM-room Ranch. Pout If you are wondering how this exclusive warranty service works for ANY home, call Metropolitan. 646-0181. Mr machine shop foreman. Realtors. 646-4200 649-2813, 569-1277 bodrooma, largo living room with ralaod hoarth flraptaca, dan, formal D.F Reale, Realtors. Joseph Coscia, An equal op­ Must have a thorough MANCHESTER- Unique op­ VICTORIAN COLONIAL dining room, 3 bodrooma. A unlquo country kitchan faaturoa aH portunity emmloyer knowledge of aircraft portunity to buy half newer MANCHESTER - Six room RANCH - A “ Must" House for appllancoa. Kalian marbla countor (opt, bulK-ln bar, full wall flroplaco ANDOVER I year old Ranch, 3 bedrooms, formal SIX ROOMS Vh BATHS Children • four bedrooms, un­ artth built-in hibachl, cork walla, calhodral calling, with plant loh. Two engine components and five room Duplex, three Ranch in quiet convenient GARRISON COLONIAL ■ car hoatad garaga, 20x40 In-ground pool and patio. Baauttful dining room, fireplaced living room, eat in kitchen, CASHIER Receptionist - 2-CAR GARAGE WALL-TO-WALL ique platrooin, paneled living structures, and capability bedrooms, oak floors, walk­ neighborhood. Four Eight rooms built in 1967 brick landacapod yard eomplala with frooa, flowara, ahruba and atona walla. Anderson permishield windows, breezeway w 2-car gar­ G Excellent opportutnity if you room, dining room, kitchen, Can bo bought with 1 acra for $65,000. 2 ac'oa for |71.$00. of supervising a 25-man out basement, bus line. $29,- Henry St. Area bedrooms, fireplaced living fronl, large modern kitchen, age 20 x20 oak baw. with duck pond and fenced-in have accurate clerical ability 900. Hayes Corporation. 64^ room, large kitchen with dis­ formal dining room, first floor laundry room, two baths, and ANDOVER $39,900 pasture. 3 acres goes with house, $53,900 and poise in handling shop. Starting rate is 0131. hwasher, full basement, gar­ loaded with built-ins. Low 40s. A delighttul K iting, B room Raised Ranch, applianced kitchen neg o tiab le based on DO NOT HESITATE! family room, 15x19, four customer contacts. High age. Buckeley School. $41,900. bedrooms, 2-car garage, large Owner, 646-8852. BOLTON $49,900 School j^raduale required. experience and qualifica­ MANCHESTER - Five Wolverton Agency, Realtors. level lot. At the low, low, 5,'5 Duplex, full basement, garage. 2 bedrooms Fanlastlc income MANCHESTER - Vh ACRES Pacific h inance Companv, 498 tion. Send resume or app­ bedroom oversized Cape. Two BELFIORE AGENCY 649-2813. price ol $51,900 Philbrick BRICK DUPLEX ■ living BOLTON $57,000 Spacious and gracious 8-roum Raised Ranrh, 2 iuli baths A BEAtiTY REALE, Realtgrs Farmington Avenue. Mart- ly in person with resume full baths, aluminum siding, Agency, 646-4200. room, kitchen, formal dining ford An Equal Opportunity to: rec room, dormer, fireplace. Realtors 647-1413 room, three bedrooms, rec BOLTON S63.900 Employer room, 2-car garage, excellent Business zoned 8 acres. 5 room tieidstune Cape Le-Mi Corporation $39,900. Haves Corporation. Manchester 646-0131 MANCHESTER ■ By owner. condition. $51,900. Philbrick NORTH COVENTRY $49,900 RNS and LPNS 3 p m. • 11 190 Tunnel Road COLONIAL Three bedroom Ansaldi built Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. 7 room spottess Raised Ranch A pteasure to show Ranch Fully equipped p.m and 11 pm - 7 am Vernon, Conn. 06066 71 BELL STREET- Im­ Convenient location near NORTH COVENTRY $42,500 175 Main St., Manchester shifts, full or part-time. MANCHESTER - We have kitchen, enclosed porch, large SIXTEEN ACRES - Plus Commuters take notice I A lot oi home here for maculate custom built five two townhouse condominiums hospital. Large lot, four Psychiatric nursing course room ranch, sunporch, patio, MANCHESTER MT.tOO family-recreation room with restored antimie Colonial:in ELLINOTON $58,900 available Call Burnside Con­ FAMILY INVESTMENT to show you. Three bedrooms, bedrooms. A good buy at fireplace, two-car garage, Manchester Fifteen rooms, New custom built Raised Ranch, 3 bedrooms, 3 full baths landscaped lot, 120x320. 2 rec room, two fuil baths, plus valescent Home, Mrs, Klelt. CHALLENGING non-pa id Marion E. Robertson Realtor, $29,900. nicely landscaped yard Mid three full baths, nine TOlUND $50,900 A 4 6 - 4 5 1 5 position available for a $5,100 yearly income. This two half baths. Carpeting, air- $40's. 649-6334. DNS at 289-9571, 643-5953, fireplaces, other features too Mint larm! Golt-like lawn, immaculate S-room Raised Ranch. FOREST HILL^ Custom 8-room Cape. 4 bedrooms, 2 volunteer to co-ordinate agen­ is one beautiful. 2 family conditioning, pool, tennis, numerous lo mention. $130,- many advantages to carefree MANCHESTER S38,900 baths, carpeted living room and dining room, spacious en­ cy services m a defined com­ COVENTRY-Just listed five home! Alum, siding, plenty F. J. SPILECKI TWO FAMILY - Two and 000. Philbrick Agency. Neat as a pin on country lot 6 room Ranch munity and work with and in­ of bedroom space, lovely living. S tart at $37,500. three bedrooms. Separate fur­ Realtors. 646-4200. trance foyer, family room off kitchen w sundeck. central room home with two to three Warren E. Howland, Realtor 643-2121 NEWSPAPER volve people Hours flexible, bedrooms. 50x300 foot lot. fenced in yard. Excellent naces. Central. Clean Under m air-c’ondilioning. 2-car garage quiet dead end street approximately five hours Realtors, 643-1108. $40,000. Keith Real Estate, CARRIER New roof, excellent value at return on your investment. MMtMU USTM im iC I WANTED weeklv 649-5281, exlention $18,900 with assumable V/z per 649-1922 . 646-4126 RANCH • Seven rooms, three O n k iiK_ TEDFORD L a 285 i«ui MiisK omrtMn MANCHESTER - Beautiful bedrooms, modern kitchen. L REALTOR* IN ROCKVILLE AREA cent mortgage. $150. per MANCHESTER ■ South end month pays all, Keith real six room Ranch includes one year old 8-room Colonial shaped living and dining TO DELIVER BARROWS & WALLACE on quiet dead end street. This MIS MERRITT AGENCY 646-1180 DENTAL ASSISTANT - Estate, 646-4126, 649-1922. lUJicxsTa Htn. icw HA«n heated Florida room, three INCOME AND INVESTMENT room Uirge paneled family J7l 2 1 yfiiiu'iu’sttT home has four bedrooms, 2'/2 122 EAST CENTER ST. Excellent training opportuni­ tU-mi m 4 ll5 H715I! bedrooms, nice kitchen with room in basement, garage, JtEAilSTATI 647-9914_ REALTORS l-.rvninff Hi'nild ty for industrious person in MANCHESTER - Santina dining area, walk-out base­ baths, large living room, for­ OPPORTUNITIES patio. 300' deep lot. $39,900. busy Rockville dental prac­ Drive, Five room expandable ment, garage, deep treed lot. mal dining room, fireplaced 2-3-4 Family houses. Also Philbrick Agency. Realtors. tice. Chairside duties, x-rays, Ranch, Fireplace, breezeway. Now $41,500. Wolverton Agen­ family room, aluminum larger units. Live in almost 646-4200. Call John Humphrey MANCHESTER - Six room siding with stone front, two- lab work Three day week. garage, treed lot. Hutchins cy, Realtors, 649-2813. rent free after minimum 872-6142 Requirements; maturity, Ranch, three bedrooms, car garage, owner JUST LISTED Agency.Agency, 646-3166. down payment. MANCHESTER - Seven room YOU’RE INVITED EAST HARTFORD PLUSH LIVING Alter 5:30 P.M. poise, three ytwrs work fireplace, garage, patio, $36,- MANCHESTER - Tree shaded transferred. Wolverton Agen­ Colonial, formal dining room, experience, previous dental EAST HAKTFORD - Five 900. Warren E. Howland yard included with this five cy, Realtors, 649-2813. Franklin Stove in den. three 2 experience preferable. Salary room Kanch, full basement, Realtors, 643-1108. room Ranch with basement LAWRENCE F. FIANO bedrooms, l-car garage, nice Tomorrow^ Sunday, 2-5 pm negotiable vSend resume to carport, patio, treed iot, $34,- p ra g e . Living room with Rtallort 649-5371 yard. $35,500. Call owner. 646- TOOL ROOM people with iob P 0 Box 289, Manchester 900 Warren E. Ilowiand, SOUTH WINDSOR - Five rireplace, large kitchen with 3258. No agents. room Ranch, acre plus lot. shop type experience for Heaitors, 643.1108. dining area, two bedrooms. REDWOOD FARMS - repair work in our production PART TIME - Experienced Walk to schools, great starter Only $40,500. Wolverton Agen­ secretary for typing and home. $33,990. Warren E. Tastefully decorated seven equipment in Hartford Should MANCHESTEH ■ 6-6 Duplex, cy, Realtors, 649-2813. room Dutch colonial on be able to run boring mill, shorthand Hours flexible. aluminum siding, 2-car gar­ Howland Realtors, 643-1108, Call 646-3500. private wooded lot, 1 1/2 lathe, grinders and so forth 40 age, separate furnaces, im­ MANCHESTER ■ Three baths, family room with dutch hour week, i8-4 30 Monday- COLUMBIA - Route 87, im­ “OPEN HOUSE’’ Immaculate thraa badroom Rancti aat on a baaulltui maculate condition. $54,900. bedroom Colonial with large oven fireplace, wall-wall Friday). Companv paid life in­ CLERK TYPIST ■ Must be Warren E. Howland, mediate occupancy, three rooms and lots of charm. A landacapad lot. Two full batha, large carpeted living 8 familiar with figures and bedroom Ranch, fireplace, carpeting, 2-car garage, TOMORROW AT surance. hospitafization, sur­ Realtors, 643-1108. must see home priced in the aluminum siding. $54,900. Call room, country kitchan with appllancaa, tlnlahad rao gical and major medical possess general knowledge of dining area opens to large low $40's. Call B/W Realty, room, attachad garaga, plua a fantaatic above ground 17 WOODSTOCK DRIVE covered patio. Wooded lot. 643-1641. 1) 185 HENRY STREET Company parking yard office routine Minimum MANCHESTER ■ Six room 647-1419. pool with a full deck. $43,900. Here's one of Forest Hill's finest — a beautiful eight tvpmg speed of 40 wpm. Call Running brook. Privacy. Immaculate 4 bedroDm Cape. Wall-to- SIX RGBIH BUPLEX Directly on Conn. Co, bus line. Cape, excellent condition. COVENTRY - Small, pretty 2) 17 WOODSTOCK DRIVE room Colonial, custom crafted by Nutmeg Homes, known Call Mrs. Van. 522-1184 for in­ Jim Garon, 528-9031. In­ Asking $38,500. Call owner, MANCHESTER ■ New listing. for their quality and artistry throughout the area. Just wall carpeting. Beautiful fenced-ln yard Large eat-in kitchen, 677-8091. year-round, housse, semi­ terview surance Company of North fireplaced living room, large Country setting but close to Sei our ads elsewhere in this newspaper. QUALITY CDNSTRUCTED peruse these features: with stately maple trees, outdoor APARTMENTS America. Ill Founders Plaza, private beach, fireplace, new lot with dog pen. Call owner, town. Eight room Colonial well and septic. Needs some FOUR AIRilONDITIONERS • 2 I 644-84S8 199 Waal Canter Straat 64$-24$2 EAST HARTFORD 289-7475 9 40 (or earlier! $2. per ride. at $45,900. Wolverton Agency, 184,900. By owhdr. Call BEALTORS 947-1413 Please call 643-7932 Itcallorsi 84b-Wl9. 6 4 3 -4 3 6 5 PAGE TWELVE — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Sat., August 28, 1976

Frink mmI E rm it Boali-Accs(ior/Sf 4 5 Aparlmanta For Rant 53 Apartmenla For Rent 53 Autoa For Salt 81 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Sat., August 28, 1976 — PAGE THIRTEEN • t il i|" '■*.... Answer to Previous Puzzle I mr^mssm }'£wmsi CLLINaTON 1971 TOYOTA Corolla station r w m s m m TH£ yJO^ST Th INC 14' SAILBOAT and sails, $300 FOUR REDECORATED - Places or best offer. Call 647-1632 large rooms, first floor. $185, BRAND NEW wagon, recently damaged but Charles M. Schultz ABOUT HAVIMG driveable, 46,000 miles. 85 ACROSS willows anytime after 6 p.m. no utilities, pets or children. Mttdowbrooh ApartmMt*. Ju*t off 55 Roman Security. 643-7279 after 4 p.m. of Rout* $9. Country totting. Brand Lockwood S tre et, Manchester. Dear Abby 1 Yemen’s emporor AMNtSlA, Of now 1 bodroom unit* In attroctlvo capital 56 Pints (ab.) FIRST FLOOR five modern brtek tnd *tono gordon opartmont 5 City In Ohio 57 Microbe KEEP SMILING building. Total oloctric. Each apart- 1969 GRAN PRIX - power COURSE, IS MV rooms, stove, refrigerator, all By Abigail Van Buren 8 City In Illinois DOWN KEEP HAPPY carpeting, $210. Married cou­ mont haa Its own IndIviduaJ ontraneo. steering, air-conditioning, 12 Presently Adults. No cats or dogs. 3 room. 1 runs well. $500, Call 6 4 6 ^ . 13 Grand Coulee 1 Roman war total inaBiuitV to ple. 649-8350. itory unit, $170,9'A room doluxo un­ garment I Garden Producta 47 it, 1180, 9'A room, 1 story with 1968 PLYMOUTH Satellite. 14 Grafted (her.) 2 Pineapple eiVIJOV TH t CURRENT MANCHESTER - Attractive flroplaeo, $21S. Roaorvo now for DEAR ABBY: Here's a tough one for you: 15 Golden----- 3 Spotted 8apt. IS-Oet. 1 occupancy. Call Best offer, J.D. 643-2726. Some friends came to visit my husband and me the other 4 Afresh homes 35 Lodger LOMBARDO FARMS - Pick three room apartment, stove, Bridge refrigerator, neat, electricity, Jamo* J. Qo**ay, 175*0134 afternoon, and they brought their 13*yecu‘*old son Etlong to 16 Canadian 5 Revere 19 City in 37 Fancy IM0 5 TALGIA CRa%B, your own - tomatoes, peppers, 1973 CAPRI V6, automatic play with our son, who's about the same age. province (ab.) 6 Natives of Wisconsin 38 Vocalizer references, no pets. $155. 646- Copenhagen 20 Creed 39 German city » n Thm i‘1 not peppers and eggplant, by THREE ROOM efficiency, transmission, radial tires, A f ^ they left, our son discovered that a 15 bill was 17 Pewter coins 3167 , 228-3540. of Thailand 7 Danish county 23 Hungarian 41 Conform /-•J*'— the basket. Spencer Street, fullylly fifurnished, carpeting and vinyl top, radio. Call 643-2861 Manchester-next to K-Mart missing from his desk drawer. He said he was sure it was 16 Ignorant of 8 Fervor community 42 Storms parking,TKin no utilities:tlesl $:$150. or 646-60M. WINTHROP By DICK CAVALLI Plaza - Bring your (own con­ ROCKVILLE - First floor, there that monung. We are almost positive this visiting 20 Frozen rain 9 Earnest 26 Roof edge 44 Asian kingdom monthly. 646-5200 21 Entangle 10 Musteline 28 Capri, lor one 46 City in Nevada tainers Also butter and sugar pleasant four rooms, parking, boy took it, but of course we can’t be sure unless he appliances, no pets, security. confesses. 22 Vexatious mammals 30 Let it stand 46 Prude iV e DECIDED TD corn, by the dozen or by the Truck* for Sale <2 24 Nears (ab.) I t Arboreal $lW. Call 643-9743. CHARLES APARTMENTS - Should we mention this to the boy’s parents? There is P B V C rrB bag (5 doz.). 25 Ooze Deluxe 4 1/2 room townhouse, more than just the $6 loss involved here. If the boy is a r " 2 3 J” 5 6 7 9 10 11 MORB T IM E TO 11/2 baths, all appliances, two FORD - 1974 Econoline win­ 27 Leaves out Mickey Finn — Morris Weiss TOMATOES and peppers - MANCHESTER - Deluxe two dow van, 6-cylinder, 3-spced, thief, 1 think his parents ought to know, don't you? 29 Morindin dyes ISTTEULEDTUAU bedroom Townhouse apart­ air-conditioners, carpeted, What should we do? 31 Confraternity \i 13 14 pick your own, bring con­ heat and hot water, patio, radio. Immaculate. $3695. PUBEjUITS. tainers, 21 Angel Street, ment, features include: 114 Suburban Motor Car, 50 Blessed i6 sound proofing, washer and DEBATING Sacrament 16 17 Manchester. baths, private entrances, full Tolland Turnpike, AND AFTER SHE ALL RIGHT.' basement with washer and dryer hook-up. Storage, base­ (ab.) 18 9 SHOVED HER IN NOW I WANT ment garage. Some available Manchester. 649-2076. DEAR DEBATING: If he were your son, wouldn't you 32 Old soldier MR. 5CHIFFEN-ARE YOU FRONT OF THE CAR. YOU TO BOTTFS FRUIT Farm - dryer hook ups, wall-to-wall (coll.) carpeting, all kitchen with fireplaces and two-car want to know that he was suspect? After a thorough il 24 SURE you SAW A WOMAN SHE WALKED RIGHT LOOK AT Fresh peaches, apples, pears, DODGE - 1973 D-lOO Crew search for the $5 has been made to preclude the possibility 33 The sun PUSH MRS. WAYNE? BY ME» rniS PICTURE/ appliances, heat, hot water, garages. 646-0800, 646-1540. 34 Rugged cresi 'A and plums, 260 Bush Hill Cab, drop seals, 8-cylinder, of a false accusation, I think the boy should be questioned. Road, Manchester. p<)ol, and much more. $295 per automatic transmission, 36 Hawaiian month. No pets. Damato Homes lor Rent 54 And in the absence of any real proof that he is guilty, he garlands 2» H s r radio, power steering. Very should be presumed innocent. 39 Economy (ab ) HAND PICKED, nice tasting Enterprises. 646-1021. nice. $2695. Suburban Motor FOR LEASE - Six bedrooms, 40 Japanese city McIntosh apples $3, half Car, 50 Tolland Turnpike, 43 Through 5T 3^ CMi\LU bushell, 112 Baldwin Road, MANCHESTER - Unique one living room, dining room and Manchester. 649-2076, DEAR ABBY: I have a son-in-law who is so (prefix) 35 w 3T (off Deming), Manchester. bedroom Townhouse apart­ two oaths. Garage, parking, money-hungry it s positively disgusting! Two days after 45 Disdain 40 141 u ment at Pine Ridge Village, $385 . 646-0067. CHEVROLET ■ 1968 3/4 Ion my husband died, he went to our lawyer and asked, "How 47 Moistens features include private en­ much is there in it for me?" Every time my daughter 49 Artistic 46 46 v r 48 Homes For Sale 23 Homes For Sale 23 Articles for Sale 41 Articles tor Sale 41 CHRYSANTHEMUMS - Dig pick-up 8-cylinder, 3-speed, 8 sprinkling your own $1 50 . 29 Mountain trances, full basement with STORRS-UCONN area. Large foot body, excellent runner. comes to visit me, she asks if I’ve decided what I’m going washer and dryer hook-ups, 50 Comedian's 49 50 51 LIVING ROOM gold chair, TAG SALE - Saturday and Road, Glastonbury Near four room home, wall to wall $895. Suburban Motor Car, 50 to do with my jewelry when I die, and if I have put it in forte massive bedroom, heat, all carpeting, stove and MANCHESTER like new. best offer. Call 646- Sunday, August 28th-29th, 9 Minnechaug Golf Course. Tolland Turnpike, writing. 51 Tatters 52 S3 54 a m. to 3:30 p.m. Moving. Side kitchen appliances, wall-to- refrigerator. $250, monthly Manchester. 649-2076. My daughter changed completely after she married this 52 Biblical garden 2161 after 5. wall carpeting and air- 55 66 67 by side refrigerator-freezer, plus utilities. No pets, adults nut. He’s a schoolteacher, and he either hypnotized her or 53 Simian » GRACIOUS OLDER COLONIAL electric range, washing conditioner $240 per month, no only. 649-5371, 429-4000. 54 Genus of Priscilla’s Pop — Al Vermeer DARK LOAM ■ Five yards. Motorcycles-Bicycles 84 brmnwashed her. She never lacked for a thing before she (NKWSPAPKftF.NTF.RPRI.SEASSN ' $30.. plus tax. Washed patio machine, booKS, clothing, pets, Damato Enterprises, Excellent neighborhood. Formal dining room. Handy to toys, etc., 141 West Center IlFOR CORN’S SAKE 646-1021. EIGHT ROOM OLDER was married. What on earth causes such jgreed? I hardly all schools. Attractive foyer/open staircase. Aluminum and pool sand, gravel, stone. MOTORCYCLE Insurance - know how to handle it. I STUART ^ MAYBE I'LL HEAR OR THE CONCERTO WHAT5 WRONG-DON'T 643-9504. Street, rain or shine. STOP AT THE Colonial, fireplaces, Large CANT A INVITED ME siding. City utilities. Large sunporch l>arge attic storage. MANCHESTER • Family Specializing in low cost DISGUSTED IN ARIZONA TCHAIKOVSKY'S > IN C FOR FLUTE, YOU LIKE BATTLING lawn, parking area. coverage tor over 10 years. Nice yard. J42.600. TAG SALE - Counter top dis­ style two bedroom apartment, Appliances. No children, pets. BELIEVE TO HIS HOUSE SUITE FROM . HARP AND STRINGS, POLKA BANDS' DRESSMAKER sewing Binding authority. Crockett TO LIS TEN TO 2 quiet location. Includes heat, DEAR DISGUSTED: In your daughter's case, it SWAN LAKE... -i^^B Y MOZART' machine, cabinet model. hwasher. bureau, household CORN CRIB Working adults. 643-2880. Agency. Inc., 643-1577 Win at Bridge Excellent condition. $80. Call items, clothes, jewelry, mis­ appliances, air conditioning obviously wasn't poverty. And if I were you, I wouldn't go SOME GOOD ODEGARD and carpeting $240 per boating or moutain-climbing with this pair. And if they MUSIC 643-7287, cellaneous. Saturday and Sun­ BUCKLAND ROAD Business lor Rent 55 1970 HONDA SL 350, $250. Call day, 10 to 6. 17 Grant Road, SOUTH WINDSOR month. No pets. Damato invite you over for dinner, letter take a food-taater along. [ a REALTY ram or shine, Enterprises, 646-1021. 1-537-1627. TAG SALE - 93 Branford TWO - Professional Offices - Play caps dated bidding 643-4365 Street. Saturday and Sunday First floor, excellent business 1974 SUZUKI, GT 380, some DEAR ABBY: What can be done about a widow who August 28-29. 10-6 p.m. BOOK SALE - Over 500 hard Farm Fresh Vegetables MANCHESTER - Four room makes a practice of calling on bereaved families every Duplex, appliances, base­ location, all facilities, customized work. Asking $725. covers 20 cents each, six for Picked Dally parking, rent reasonable, 649- or best oiler. Call 643-TO77. evening when close friends and relatives come to pay their $1.00 Sunday 10-3, 129 Oakland ment. parking. Adults. No ed dummy’s ace and queen of TWO 15" radial snow tires. 1680 , 649-3549. respects? This woman has little more than a nodding hearts, ruffed the last heart MANCHE.STER ■ Inspect this $75 and two 12" snow tires, Street, Manchester. pets. Security required. 643- accmaintance with most of these people, but she shows up quality built brick Cape. For­ 28 0897 after 5 p.m. 1973 HONDA 350, 4 cylinder, NORTH 28 and threw West in with his Real Estate Wanted $20. Call 646-6347. MANCHESTER-Four new of­ excellent condition. $900. 643- night after night as long as others come. mal dining room, two baths, 3'x6' F^ICTURE window with A A 6 S 4 3 2 high trump after West dis­ fices ranging from 225 to 320 1808 after 4:30 p.m. She probably figures it's a good way to get into homes V AQ10 5 carded. fireplaced living room How ALL CASH for your property HOLLAND molds and Nor­ storm window. $50. Call 742- MODERN two bedroom CANNING TOMATOES - square feet. Downtown Main where she'd never be invited. Also, there are Eilways plenty ♦ - West had to either lead a olten do you lind a three car within 24 hours. Avoia red man Kiln. Best offer. J. D. 8213. Already picked, $3.00 1/2 Townhouse, heat and hot ? Oniy $52,900. LaPoll water. I 1/2 baths, disposal, Street location, Warren E. Campers-Trailers of good eats and people to socialize with, and she likes to A932 club or give South a ruff and tape, instant service. Hayes 643-2726 bushel. Italian plum tomatoes Howland Realtors, 643-1108, Mobile Homes 6S Captain Easy — Crooks and Lawrence K rs, 233-3355, 633-6651. Corporation. 646*0131. Building Supplies 42 dishwasher, laundry hoolt-ups. talk. discard for his contract ideal for sauce or stewing, Since it’s kind of an open house for a week after the WEST EAST $240. Call 528-1708 days. The Bridge World’b com­ &LAZE$. NICE UI5TEN, 5P0R.ri HONDA ENGINE 1973 750cc. $3.00 1/2 bushel. Handle MANCHESTER - Main 18’ CAMPER trailer - single AKQ A - o o o r; 3EE WHAT ABOUT 'E \^ ? J EACH OF YOU SELLING your house? Call us NATURAL STONE for funeral, I don't suppose anybody can keep her out, but it ment was well played, but f i t ;... m o w pip THO^E BI6'5R0THER, ANDOVER 6500 miles on engine $600. baskets of jar size pickles, Street, retail store, 700 square axle, excellent condition. V964 THOSE first and we’ll make you a retaining walls, veneers, NEWER FIVE ROOM - apart­ seems to me that there should be some way to keep people V J872 that North should have merely THEY KNOW ? COMPUTERS IW GET INTO ONfEi Extras. Call 872-9427 after 5 $3.25. Krawski Farms. 178 feet, good location. Paul W. Eleven years old. $1,500. Call ♦ 8 5 4 3 CRATES^ CIRCA 1734 cash offer. T.J, Crockett., patios, etc. Pick up by the ment in two family. Excellent like her from taking advantage of other people’s sorrow. ♦ AKQJ1076 bid five spades, not six. WA5HINSTON KNOW p.m. Foster Street, South Windsor. Dougan Realtor, 643-4535. 742-8930 AQ765 A 10 4 COLONIAL Realtor. 643-1577. pound or delivery by the ton. Conn. First right past condition, applianced country This is a small town, so please don’t say where this whereupon South could realize LOT MORE THAN Bolton Notch Stone Quarry. kitchen, laundry hook-up. letter is from. SOUTH (D) YOUR 5HIRT 6 IZ E ’. 2.6 ACRES OF LAND PARKER power lawn Manchester town line off TWENTY FOUR FOOT - A J 109 8 7 that he had magic cards and IMMEDIATE Cash for your 649-3163. fenced yard, private LARGE BARN sweeper. Briggs and Stratton Route 30. Holiday Trailer Four bunk FRIEND OF THE FAMILY V K 3 bid the slam property. Let us explain our driveway. $235. unheated. 647- OFFICE SPACE Ideal home for the motor. $75. Call 643-5971. beds, and gaucho, sleeps six. ♦ 92 fair proposal. Call Mr. 9347. DEAR FRIEND: I know of no way to turn away even a Country QanllamanI THOMPSON Green Mountain FOR RENT rear lull bath with shower, * A K J 8 Belfiore. 647-1413. TAG SALE - August 28-29, 9-6, George H. Griffing, Inc. potatoes and plant sale. 46 nodding acquaintance who comes to pay a condolence call, MANCHESTER - one Izso square feel, center of many extras, includes TV and East-West vulnerable Rain or shine. Moving south. Clark Road, Bolton, Conn. H, F.J. SPILECKI SCREENED LOOM bedroom apartment, second ■ Manchester, air conditioning and 18 foot care-free awning. $5,- but anyone who Is so desperate for company and a cup of A Kansas reader wants to MAY WE BUY your home? Many household items, Thompson, 643-7276. 500, Ca' '(V 6295. tea has my sympathy. know whal we bid with Realtor 643-2121 Quick, fair, all cash and no • Sand • Gravel • Fill floor, downtown Main Street. I parking Call 643-95SI West North Kast South clothes, etc. 71 Lawton Road, 1 A Axxx VKxx ♦ AxxxdkKxx problems. Call Warren E. Manchester. Andover 1 $145 per month. No children, d i Antiques 4S^ or pets. Paul W Dougan, 1975 E .jwRADO Jamican on Pass 2 V Pass 4 V in response to partner’s one- Howland. Realtors, 643-1108. 742-7888 Pass MANCHESTER - Quality Realtor, 643-4535. one to.. Ford chassis. 460- 4 6 A Pass Pass heart opening bid built seven room Cape, W AN^D Antique furniture, Resorf Property barrel carburalor, fullv Pass We simply raise to two SELL YOUR HOUSE through glass, pewter, oil paintings, or equipped, including iV. Call Astro-graph Opening lead - K A featuring plaster walls and J. Watson Beach Real Estate Dogs-B/rds-Pefs 43 ROCKVILLE - Three room For Rent 56 hearts. Our hand has no ruf­ many built-in additions. other antique item s. R. 872-2157. fing value, but with an ace and A Company. Professional real TAG SALE - August 28-29. 9 til apartment, heat, hot water, By BERNICE BEOE OSOt Fireplaced front to back dark, 156 Union Street, Harrison, 643-8709. stove, refrigerator, carpeted COLUMBIA LAKE • four two kings we want to try a Alley Oop — Dave Graue estate service for nearly 50 DOG-CAT BOARDING YOUR CHOICE two or three By Oswald & James Jacoby living room, den, formal years. Call our Manchester of­ Manchester. Miscellaneous bathing;grooming. Complete living room. $165. Adults only, room cottage, available more encouraging bid than dining room. 9x12 enclosed items, furniture, dishes, ANTIQUES Wanted - fur­ no pets. Parking for one car. August 21Lat)or Day. 220- bedrooms, colors and decor, one notrump fice. 647-9139. modern facilities Canine niture. oriental rugs, pain­ new 14' wide delivered at $9,- sou MUST MEET WITH Bk5 I VVILL BE THERE, COME, ALLEY OOP.' ...TH' ADMIRAL porch, three bedrooms up­ clothing, Ovation guitar and Holiday Inne. 200 Sheldon Security Deposit. Call 646- 3801 For Sunday. Aug. 29. 1976 stairs, 1 1/2 bath, basement tings, pewter. Windsor chairs, 995. Trades welcome. Our Here is another hand from That was 1940 bidding CHIEF OF SHIPS BEFORE A M E V T ^! NOU TE LL WE SO NOW-' , SCOP, ) MfttL BE MiaHTY amplifier, stove, refrigerator, Road, Manchester. 646-5971. 7690. SUNSET/ HIM.' rec room, attached 2-car gar­ de^s. pottery, weathervanes, prices can't be beat 50 homes ARIES (March 21-Aprll 19) SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dac. Modernists would find all YEWO-V pleasepthear Articles lor Sale 41 some antiques, toys, etc. Wanted to Rent 57 This Should be a reasonably the May. 1940, Bridge World ALL TH' HEAP MEN age. Large treed lot. affords baskets. Ron Dionne, 643-1691, to choose from starting at 21) Take care of important It was submitted by a reader sorts of possible sequences in­ DACHSHUND, long hair MANCHESTER - Nice two gainful day, but don't go m ex­ cluding such action as a ZE COMIN' TD HIS , much privacy, $38,500. MALE STUDENT 19 - seeks $995 Excellent financing matters early, while you're as an example of interesting ROW wow ' A ALUMINUM sheets used as TAG SALE - 36 Clinton Street, bedroom apartment, first miniatures, AKC registered, WANTED - Complete estates, available. Parts, supplies ana pecting loo much or you're apt fresh and alert. Toward even­ repeated diamond cue bid bv Philbrick Agency, Realtors. printing plates, .007 thick, Saturday and Sunday 9-5. champion sired, show quality, floor, two family, on bus line, roommate and ouiet apart­ to be disappointed dummy play. 646-4200 clocks, phonographs, steins, ment for Septemoer. Prefer accessories Full time service ing you may suddenly run oul North. 23x32". 25 cents each or 5 for Back yard. welped June 10th 643-7837, $185 per month plus heat. Paul of steam South rose with dummy’s Will buy outright or sell on Manchester area Call <646- department Plaza Homes, TAURUS (April 20-May 20) It Our own opinion is that it is $1 Phone 643-2711 W Dougan. Realtor, 643-4535. you make a bargain today, be ace of spades, entered his MANCHESTER - Seven room, TAG SALE - 84 Redwood consignment, any quantity. 1583, 1348 Wilbur Cross Highway. CAPRICORN (Dac. 22-Jan. a cinch to reach six when you THREE month old male 644-8962, Berlin Turnpike, Berlin, Conn. sure to honor the terms fully hand with the king of hearts, full shed dormered Cape, CLEAN USED refrigerators, Road, Sunday 10-4. Range, thoroughbred German ROCKVILLE - First floor, 19) Have fun with your friends ruffed a diamond, entered his look at all the cards, but at the three or four bedrooms, RESPONSIBLE young 1-828-0369. Hard feelings could result if today, but skirt financial or table any pair that got there ranges, automatic washers, lawn mower, miscellaneous. shepherd. No papers, $75. Call lour rooms, heat, stove, you only partially comply hand with the king of clubs, newer kitchen, living room, THE PACK RAT - Collec­ carpenter with wife and dog business issues Those areas with guarantees. B.D. Pearl’s 649-3012 after 6 refrigerator, security, ruffed his last diamond.'cash- by any method would be proud rec room, new aluminum Appliances, 649 Main St., 643- TAG SALE - Saturday. Sun­ tibles. old things, quality references. No pels. 872-3749. looking for ^artm ent East- SELLING your mobile home? QEMINI (May 21-June 20) present problems of their bidding Turquoise jewelry. Whal you do today you'll do siding, $35,900. Philbrick 2171. day. August 28, 29. 10-5. of-the-river. References. Call Top dollar offered for fast AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Fab. 19) Agency, Realtors, 646-4200, FREE - Part angora kittens, Reasonable. Sunday 12-6, 40 results. 1-828-0360. Broker. well, but you're not likely to do Miscellaneous items. 33 also calico s. Box trained. MANCHESTER - Two 246-6392, weekdays after 5 Your goals will be achieved to­ Fiora Road, off ^^oute 85. p.m. all you intended Don't leave day provided you rely solely Berry'i World u ELECTRIC GUITAR without Bilyeu Road. Manchester, Call 646-6312 bedroom apartment, near tasks half-finished amplifier. Excellent condi­ Conn. Bolton, school and bus line. Available Automotive Service 66 upon yourself Half-interested THREE FAMILY tion. $45. Call 643-6294, September 1st. Call 646-9062 CANCER (Juna 21-July 22) associates will prove a detri­ SHELTIE PUP - AKC ment The Flintstones — Hanna Barbera Productions 6-4-3 on Miln StrMt. ExccllonI evenings, GARAGE SALE - Furniture, or 528-1481. □ AUTOMOTIVE ELM MOTORS- Toyota, Dat- There are many things you can InvMtmont. ButInoM zon«. Four registered, one male left. Per­ sun specialists, factory old wicker. Ford sedan, vie- □ RENTALS do today that will cost little or PISCES (Fab. 20-March 20) room* now u*od a* ofnc*. Only sonality plus. Call 742-7839, trained, one day service, 114 1968 COLEMAN CAMPER trola, dishes, miscellaneous. nothing Don't pursue expen­ You're very clever today, but $42,800. Autos For Sale 61 MM-M-M...A NfCB. trailer. Eight sleeper with Friday through Sunday, East Main, Rockville. 871- sive pleasure you won't act on your ideas un­ FOR SALE - Two AKC female Rooms lor Rent 52 RENTAL OFFICE 1617. E -L ic io u e . PASEK extras, $850. Three piece August 27-29. 9-6. 61 New Schnauzers, tails clipped and DAMATO ENTERPRISES NEED CAR? Credit bad? LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Be less someone else lakes the in­ TENDEfZ. Rjaltorj^L^B^ATS living room set, $50. Radial Street off Center Street near Uirgo variety of Apartments and Bankrupt? Repossessed? careful today Your partiality itiative Be a sell-slarter wormed, $75 each. Call 644- ESSEX MOTOR INN - Weekly arm saw. $200. 649-7184. Mr, Steak. 643-4944. 9107. Townhouses throuKhuut Honest Douglas accepts will be showing. Try to treat rooms, single $56., double $69. Manchester. everyone equally so you don't ’oO Rental Office open dally 9*5, lowest down, smallest G plus tax. continental payments. Douglas Motors, hurt someone needlessly oreakfasl, maid service, color Sal. 10-J, Sunday 11-3 646-1021 kS Main. Wrap-Coot VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sepl. 22) It's TV, utilities, parking. Call, best to keep to yourself today 646-2300. 240 New State Road WE PAY $15 for complete unkind thoughts about an ac­ Your MANCHESTER junk cars. Call Joey, Tolland quaintance. Don't let her get to LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING Auto Body, 528-1990. you Birthday room for rent. Stove, LIBRA (Sapt. 23-Ocl. 23) A pal Aug. 29, 1976 refrigerator, linens provided. PARTS Department now open 801 Main Street. 649-9879. who IS a poor risk may want to The year may hold some plea­ MODERN attractive four Saturdays. Complete line oi borrow something today It's sant and unusual surprises for room apartment, first floor, Chrysler parts. Chorches best that you tactfully refuse you that could lead you to TWO CLEAN, pleasant rooms heat, appliances, laundry' Motors. 649-3646. for rent. Linens provided. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) paths you've never trod before facilities, garage, $245. 643- Don't be afraid to explore the Close to everything. Call 646- 4884 , 646-7268. AMERICAN and Foreign car Being overly concerned with 3109. your interests will be self- new and different Born Loser — Art Sansom carpets. Carpet Merchants, defeating today Look out for THREE ROOMS - Ground 646-8568. Services Ottered 31 Services Oltarad Building-Contracting 33 RootIng-SIdIng-ChImney 34 ^P^rtmenls For Rent 53 the other guy and he'll look out V 31 floor, own yard, stove, for you r : refrigerator, near church, 1970 THUNDERBIRD, 2-door HAHAHAHA! /..S1C P /A B CASH PAID lor your older, EXPERT TREE Removal WE HAVE customers waiting CjjTtvfcfe,, NEWTON H. Smith & Sons - BIDWELL Home Improve­ schools, shopping. Available Landau, excellent condition. (C) 1976 by NLA loc HERE'S IP W V E unwanted or junk cars. and land clearing - free es­ Remodeling, repairing, ad­ ment Co. Expert installation for the rental of your apart­ Bugs Bunny — Heimdahl and Stoffel Immediate removal Windsor September 1st. $150 per $1,795. Please call. 646-4286 timates ■ fully insured. Call ditions, rec rooms, porches of aluminum siding, gutters ment or home. J.D. Real month, security required. Call after 5:30 p m. "I got me an idea, Jimmy, instead of a debate, AMOTHER HEARP Auto Haul, 242-2549. All Slate Tree Expert Com­ and roofing. No job too small. Estate Associates, Inc 646- and trims. Roofing installa­ 643-1511, 646-4489. why don't we challenge the Republicans to a ORE... IT., pany. 647-1039. Call 649-3144. tion and repairs 649-6495, 875- 1980. REWEAVING burns, holes. 1969 MGB. - Excellent condi­ THIS DESK COMPUTER'S A I JUST PUNCH A softball game?" 9109. ROCKVILLE - First floor. tion. $1,450. Call 643-0738. GREAT g im m ic k , SYLVESTER,' FEW BUTTONS Zippers, umbrellas repaired. ELECTRICIAN - All types of CARPENTRY - Repairs, LOOKING for anything in real Three rooms, appliances, in­ Window shades. Venetian a n ' it te l ls wiring, electrical improve­ remodeling, additions, gar­ HORACE Telrault — Siding, estate rental ■ apartments, cludes utilities. $165. 646-2235, 1967 OLDSMOBILE, 442, Our Boarding House — Carroll & McCor.Tiick blinds. Keys. TV for rent, ment and repair work. Free ages, roofing, call David homes, multiple dwellings, no RNLSV WALSY WHETHER VA Marlow's. 867 Main St, 649- roofing, storm windows, aw­ 871-1686. automatic, good condition. estimates. Call 646-5253. Patria, 644-1796. nings. Quality workmanship, fees. Call J.D. Real Estate Must sell, $800 or best offer. QUALIFY FER 5221. Associates, Inc. 646-1980. A LOAN OR free estimates. Fully insured. SIX ROOM Duplex, three Call 643-7287. DIP YOU HEAR ALTERATIONS - Men, WES ROBBINS carpentry 872-9187 , 649-3417. NOT.' EVERY THIN(i HA^. ' C&M TREE Service - Free es­ bedrooms, centrally located. THE OOOV NEW6» ITS PAY' THEY SAY women, and households. remodeling specialist. Ad­ FOUR ROOM apartment, no $275. heat included. Call 646- timates. discount senior Quality workmanship at appliances, 428 Broad Street, 1973 OLDSMOBILE Royale, The CiTVi? 0U1LDIN6 THE PLACE IS SO ditions, rec rooms, dormers, SPECIALIZING cleaning and 2440. AMA'ZING.' citizens Company reasonable prices. Will pick $140. Security deposit. No convertible, white, 34,000 ATOT-LOT FOR OL.V NOV/ T h a t built-ins, bathrooms, repairing chimneys, roofs, original miles, air, power Manchester owned and up and deliver 646-5334 children or pets. 643-4751. LITTLE HlW , EVEN T h e t e r m it e s 2 kitchens, 649-3446. new roofs. Free estimates. 30 EAST HARTFORD - Chap­ operated. Call 646-1327 seats, windows, door locks. THEY'RE Ca l l in WON'T 60 Years Experience. Rowley, man Street Apartments. Fur­ Stereo, radial tires, excellent LEON CIESZYNSKI builder - MANCHESTER- Attractive 2 IT THE ABOVE th e WILL TILL your garden for $7 643-5361. nished 1 1/2 rooms, heat, hot condition. Call 643-4596 or see new homes custom built, bedroom apartment, half of water. $145. Pasek Realtors. L7WL6 A1EMORIAL per hour Call anytime, 742- two-family, convenient loca­ 424 Hackmatack Street. Ace — WIrth Painting-Papering 32 remodeled, additions, rec 289-7475. p a r k : (SUES'. M i v f l o g e : 8532 tion, redecorated. No children This Funny World rooms, garages, kitchens CHEVY NOVA, 1968i six WHY.' INSIDE - Outside painting. remodeled, bath tile, cement or pels. $210 per month. Paul 2 1/2 room centrally located MASONRY ■ Bricks, blocks, Special rales for people over work. Steps, dormers. Heating-Plumbing 35 W. Dougan Realtor, 643-4535. cylinder, economical 3-speed, THANK YOU concrete, steps, sidewalks, apartment, wall-to-wall 2-door coupe, well maintained AND H 65. Fully insured. Estimates Residential or commercial. carpeting, fully furnished, all PERE DIARY • ‘SOMEDAY I'D patios, and slick chimney given.n. Call 649-7863 Call 649-4291. SEWERLINES, sink lines, ROCKVILLE - Accepting inside-outside. Low mileage. GOOO&/t/ LIKE TO BE A GREAT QUARTERBACK Call 875-4973 alter 6, cleaned with electric cutters, utilities, lease and security $875. 429-1304. applications for one bedroom, required. $175 monthly. LIKE JOE NAMATW, PAINTING - interior and by professionals. McKinney $127 per month, two-bedroom, ' ’ ' 8 PARTITION REMOVAL and 5742 o GENERAL Remodeling and Bros. Sewage Disposal Com­ Available immediately. 6#- MUSTANG • 1968 Hardtop. exterior, paperhanging, Installation. Open and natural $161 per m onth, th re e 22521 after 5:30 p.m. painting, interior and excellent work. References. pany, 643-5308. bedroom, $174 per month. Green, 8-cylinder, 4-speed, You'll want to crochet beam ceilings. New ceilings radio with tape deck. $895. .v>. exterior Free estimates. Free estimates. Fully In­ installed by experienced Dry Rent Includes all utilities, this coat for your Fall Helerences Keasunable NO JOB too small, toilet wall-to-wall carpeting, and SIX ROOMS, three bedrooms, Surban Motor Car, 55 Tolland wanlrobe! sured. Martin Mattson, 649- Wall tradesman. Choice of recently redecorated prices, 649-7831 or 569-4169. 4431. repairs, plugged drains, parking. Call 1-237-8859 for In­ Turnpike, Manchester, 649- No, 57-12 has crochet di­ ceiling textures, Drobiak Dry throughout, $260 monthly. Call rections for Small (8-10), Wall Company, The Ceiling kitchen faucets replaced, formation. EHO. 2076. QUALITY Hefinishing - 646-52W. McMlium (1 2 -1 4 ) and PAPER HANGING Expert. and Wall People. Manchester. repaired, rec rooms, Luixo (10) Sizes inclu­ Custom reupholstery. 199 Your average paper, in 646-8882. bathroom remodeling, heat THREE ROOM apartment, BARRACUDA • 1968. Hard­ sive. Forest Street, Manchester modernization, etc. Free es­ MANCHESTER - Brand new top, green, 6-cylinder, 4- WT r ic T ly average room, $25. Mr. stove and refrigerator in­ three bedroom Duplex re OKDER, it*< t*r *uli Mt- Caning, repairs Very Richman, 646-3864. timates gladly given. M & M cluded, $190. per month, speed, radio. Special this FOR HIS TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY available immediately. One ImIIHm"* *** •*< reasonanle. Free estimates. Carpentry and general con­ Plumbing & Heating, 649-2871. references required, week. $995. Surban Motor Car, BENEFIT^ 646-8574 Philbrick Agency, 644-4200. and 1/2 baths, all appliances, 50 Tolland Turnpike, ANNI CABOT I eUE9 S IN PANTY HOSE I'D HOUSE PAINTING- Interior- tracting. Residential and wall to wall carpeting, deck, iLi FRANK SCOTELLA Plum­ Manchester. 649-2076, ManehMtar Ivantng HaraW exterior. Also odd jobs, chain commercial. Whether it be a excellent location. No pets. 11M Ava. ot Amartaaa W EAR A BRICK-Block, stone, saw work and hauling loam, small repair job, a custom bing - repairs and remodeling. MANCHESTER SIX ROOM Hem Yaffc. N.Y. 100M fireplaces, concrete, chimney Vanities and hot water Duplex, recently redecorated $280. er month • plus • security. 1970 MAVERICK - TwoAloor, Short Ribs - Frank Hill SMALU' gravel whatever. Call Ed, 871- built home or anything in Call e ■ ‘618. PrlRt *. A4r*ii vita lip repairs. No job too small. 2158, between, call 646-1379.______heaters. Prompt service on witli new bath. Two children 6-cylinder, automatic, radio, CODE tlyl* K*Mk*r. Save. Call 644-8356 for es­ emergencies. 643-7024. accepted. Available new blue paint, $1,0K. Call FOUR ROOM flat, heat, hot 1976 ALBUM A^LBUM plus Specii Special PHYSICIAN, CAN YOU XM GOING T D A , , . AND YOU KNOW TAKE Six OF TH E S E timates A hand full of cash la September 1st. $225. per 643-7977 after 6 p.m. ” r. . ' lat- BANQUET t o n ig h t ’ SiiR DECORATORS - Pain­ water included, nice yard, Quilt Supplement of pa SIVE ME ANYTHING WHAT TERRIBLE FOOD EVERY 12 COURSES. battar than a garaga month. Security deposit and tern pieces and dlrectioho AT NERO S... Jdg SERVES. ting and Wallpapering. convenient west side location. lons FOR indigestion ? 1) EXPERIENCED handyman­ Interior - Exterior. Free es­ hill of atufl. Flooring 36 lease required. Call 875-8761. CAMARO - 1971 hardtop, 8- for 7 quilts. Prica.. $2.00. painting, carpentry, elec­ $210 monthly. References and cyiinder, automatic transmis­ \ timates. Phone 647-9292. security. Phone 649-1914. Alto THESE lOOXt A T tU I EACH. trical, lawn work, hauling, TWO BEDROOM luxury sion, power steering white N*. Q ltl~ llU E AIIBOH aUlLTI. Roollng-Sldlng-Chlmney 34 FLOOR Sanding ■ Refinishing, CoaUIri tiiUtN |*«*|y a*lttl. any odd job (big or small). floors like new, no waxing, lownhouse, located in si(^ walls, high mileage but 649-4316 G L. McHUGH Painting - IMMEDIATE Occupancy - runs beautlfuT. Real clean. Sf- •;” 7-# uhts on paiaic. Interior, exterior painting, ROOFER will install roof, (specializing in older floors). Highland Park section of Four room apartment with 0iricli*Ri f*r iliti* * ONilti. S‘-2S» Manchester, wooded and $ ^ . Suburban Motor Car, 50 N*. B-t1S-tAAN0M0TME0*t FLOW- I’m woman’s best friend. quality professional work at sMing or gutters for low dis­ Ceilings ana inside painting. appliances, no pets. Utilities CO quilts. II faiciRatlNi HAVE TRUCK will travel. reasonable prices. Fully in­ John Verlaille, 646-5750, 872- private. For information call, Tolland Turnpike, Light trucking, call 643-0359. count price. Call Ken at 649- extra. $175. Security. Lease. Manchester, 649-2076. N*. Q-ni-AMEOICA'S FAVOIITI sured. 643-9321. 2456. 2222. 646-1616 or 646-8008 633-6026. AFGHANS. A O iaillNI h In Um . O' PAGE FOURTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Sat., August 28, 1976

Obituaries Prowler slashes man chasing him Mrg. Theresa Leitao chorus. She was born March 17, 1904 Mrs. Theresa Leitao, 81, of Hart­ in Beverly, N.J., and had lived in ford died Friday at a local convales­ Manchester for more than 50 years. An Ellington resident chased two man came at him. During the fight cent home. She was the mother of Survivors are two brothers. 7-1 prowlers this morning who turned with the second man, Willis suffered Albert Leitao and Arcenio Leitao, Sterling Lippincott of Hartford and and attacked him, cutting him on the a slash to the chest. both of South Windsor, and Jack Lincoln Lippincott of Quaker Hill chest, state police said. The two men ran off. Willis found Leitao, Anieble Leitao and Mrs. Julia section of Waterford; and four Frank E. Willis of 28 Burbank Rd. his way to Rockville General Neves, all of East Hartford. sisters, Mrs, Florence Harwarth of told police he heard noises in his Hospital where he received 18 She is also survived by 3 other sons, Manchester, Mrs, Anna Stark of backyard about 2 a.m. today. stitches for the chest cut described 2 other daughters, 16 grandchildren Jacksonville, Fla., and Miss Edith H. He went outside and said he heard as a flesh wound, police said. and 2 great-grandchildren. Lippincott and Mrs, Martha Haley, persons running through fields and a The first man he fought Is The funeral is Monday at 8:30 a m. both of Houston, Tex. pine grove near his home. He chased described as a white male, thin 6 feet from the Guiliano-Sagarino Funeral The funeral will be Tuesday at them and caught up with them near 1 inch tall, with long brown hair. The Home, 247 Washington St., Hartford, Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Main St., the wooden bridge on Burbank Rd., other is a white iViale, 5 feet 11 in­ with a Mass at Our Lady of Fatima at a time to be announced. Burial will he said. ches, of average build, with long Church, Hartford, at 9. Burial will be be in East Cemetery. Here a man approached him and blond hair. in Mt. St. Benedict Cemetery, Friends may call at the funeral began fighting him, he said. He No theft or other crime appears to Bloomfield. home Monday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 knocked this man down and another have been involved, police said. Friends may call at the funeral p.m. home tonight from 7 to 9 and Sunday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Anton A. Jengen BOLTON — Anton A. Jensen, 95, of Area police Migg Ruth P. Lippincolt 60 Keeney Dr. died Friday at a Miss Ruth P. Lippincott, 72, of 121 Manchester convalescent home. Mr. Jensen was born in Denmark St. John St, died Friday at a Coventry restaurant is located. Other oc­ Manchester convalescent home and lived in Wethersfield most of his cupants include Tom’s 5 and 10. Miss Lippincott had been employed life before coming to Bolton 10 years A fight broke out this morning in ago. He had owned the Jensen Auto Whipple’s Restaurant at Rt. 31 and as a clerk at the Aetna Life & Casual­ Coventry Police officer Donald ty Co., Hartford, for 46 years before Tops on Main St., Hartford, for many Daly Rd. which injured three men Rouillard attempted to stop the car her retirement seven years ago. She years before retiring in 1955. He later and brought the arrests of four, driven by Daniel A. Miller, 18, of Rt. was a veteran of World War II, ser­ worked for the Hartford Golf Club. Coventry Police said. 31 today about 12:44 a.m. on Rt. 31 ving with the Women's Army Corps Survivors are a son, Howard Arrested are: Robert L. Stevenson, but the car did not stop, police said. medicai division. She was a member Jensen of Manchester: a daughter, 22, and his father Thomas R. Steven­ Rouillard chased the car south to of the Aetna American Legion Mrs. Dorothy Hedman of Beresford, son, 44, both of Willimantic, William, R. Malon, 20, of Pucker St, and Guy Ripley Hill Rd. where Miller had a Auxiliary. S.D.; two grandchildren and four R. Godbout, 22, of Willimantic. minor accident. He was charged with A musician, she had been a great-grandchildren. disobeying an officer’s signal and member of the Chancel Choir of The private funeral is Monday at The younger Stevenson was reckless driving. Court is Sept. 14 In South United Methodist Church and Rose Hill Funeral Home, 589 Elm charged with third-degree assault Rockville, belonged to the former Cecilian Club St , Rocky Hill. Burial will be in Rose and the older with breach of peace. of the church. She also was a Hill Memorial Park. Rocky Hill. Malon was charged with breach of Vernon member of the Hartford YWCA There are no calling hours. peace and Godbout with disorderly Verdel C. Nash, 33, of 15 Talcott Help from an old pro conduct. Ave. and Pablo J, Riviera, 28, of Police said the restaurant was Crystal Lake Rd. were both arrested open about 2:22 a m. when the fight Miss Shelly Riley of 487 Keeney St., Glastonbury, who was Friday at 10:30 p.m. at Clark’s Bar broke out inside, it then moved to the on W. Main St, after a report of fight Historic Norwich tavern crowned queen of the Hartford County 4-H Club Fair Friday parking lot where police found the there. night, has her sash adjusted by Miss Paula Callahan of South four. Both men were charged with Windsor, the 1975 queen, during the coronation ceremonies at Malon was taken by ambulance to second-degree assault. Riviera was Bradley Field, Windsor Locks. (Herald photo by Dunn) Windham Memorial Hospital where also charged with first-degree bought by state trust he was treated for his injuries. The reckless endangerment and posses­ Stevensons also were taken to the sion of a dangerous weapon. hospital: All were treated and Both are being held on $500 surety NORWICH (UPI) - The 18th cen­ project of the trust, a nonprofit cor­ released. tury Eleazor Lord Tavern in Norwich poration created by a special act of bonds for appearance Monday In All four were released on their Common Pleas Court 19 in Rockville. has been purchased by the Connec­ tbe 1975 legislature. written promises to appear in Com­ ticut Trust for Historic Preservation. Tbe practice of buying historically Tuition tax credit mon Pleas Court 19 in Rockville Sept. Henry F. Miller, chairman of the or architecturally significant struc­ Thomas A. Lombardi, 31, of 14. Woodstock was arrested Friday in trust, said Friday the purchase tures and selling them to persons Police did not say what may have marks the end of a three-year who wili rehabilitate them in accor­ the Stop and Shop store on Rt. 83 and dies in conference cause the fight. Stevenson is the charged with fourth-degree larceny struggle to save the building from dance with deed covenants has been owner of the block in which the demolition. successful in cities, but has not been (shoplifting). Court is Sept. 29. That effort was resolved by a tried on a statewide level before. WASHINGTON (UPI) - House defeat of the entire tax bill except for Connecticut Supreme Court decision Miller said. and Senate negotiators completed tax cuts unless many money-losing in .lune which upheld the Norwich the first round of negotiations on a special interest tax breaks are Historic District Commission’s major tax revision bill by killing a dropped. Congressional budget Police report denial of a request to demolish a proposed college tuition tax credit writers have called for a revenue in­ building in the Norwichtown Historic $36,853 taxes and restructuring the capital gains crease of from $1.6 billion to $2 District. tax to make short-term speculation billion, while the Senate bill would The U S, Department of the paid in July less attractive. lose $299 billion. Manchester tain address was arrested Friday at Interior had eariier approved a grant Although all controversial sections The coilege tuition credit, included Dean W. Anderson, 19, of 87 Church 12:20 p.m. on Center St. on a court of $22,500 to the Connecticut Trust to Collector of Revenue James A. of the voluminous bill were passed in the Senate bill but not the House St. surrendered Friday at 5 p.m. at rearrest warrant charging him with enable it to buy the Lord Tavern. The Turek reported that the town over in the first three days of con­ bill, eventually would have meant up police headquarters where he was fourth-degree larceny. ’The original grant has been matched by funds received $36,853.52 in delinquent ference committee sessions, the to $250 per year in tax savings to served a warrant charged him with charge stems from a shoplifting inci­ from Norwich preservationists until taxes during the month of July. negotiators managed to increase the students or parents. first-degree robbery and fourth- dent Aug. 5 here. He was held in lieu a private purchaser can be found. This total includes $31,886.88 paid Treasury revenue pickup to $420 The first benefit would h a , e come degree larceny, of $200 surety bond for court in East An additional grant, which will be on taxes from the 1974 Grand List. million. next year when up to $100 could have Anderson allegedly robbed about Hartford Monday. supervised by the trust, has been ap­ The remainder was from taxes owed Tax "reformers” have called for been subtracted from tax bills for $40 in cash from the Cumberland proved toward the restoration of the from the years 1966-1973. college tuition, increasing $50 per Farms Store on Green Rd. April 5 at Grandma’s Country Pie tavern's exterior. The remaining unpaid balance, as year until the full $250 credit was 8:20 p.m. armed with what looked Restaurant at 501 W. Middle Tpke. Through the purchase and sale of of July 31, is $316,464.89. realized. like a handgun. It was a BB gun taped was broken into today sometime the tavern, the trust will establish a Total General Fund receipts for UofH Guard In the first revision of the capital to look like a gun, police said. between 3:20 and 4:29 a.m. Missing is state-wide revolving fund to save July equaled $7,996,850.49. Last gains tax in more than 30 years, the He was .released on a $1,000 surety about $375 in cash from a food locker other endangered buildings. Miller month’s receipts for the Fire District wounded committee agreed to increase from bond and is scheduled to appear in where it had been hidden, police said. said. were $737,453.96 and for the Special six months to a year the time that an Common Pleas Court 12 in East asset must be held to receive the The Norwich tavern is the first Taxing District were $25,592.72. WEST HARTFORD (UPI) - A Hartford Sept. 13. more favorable capital gains tax security guard was shot four times treatment. Friday when he came to the aid of a Henry J. Baranowski, 44, of no cer- In addition, the present $1,000 limit About town fellow guard who was being robbed on the amount of ordinary income by a gang of youths at the University Bandits are softhearted, that may be offset by capital losses of Hartford. would be increased to $3,000. This is The French Club of Manchester Paul A. Hemmerling, second in Meetings the first such increase since 1942. will have its annual picnic Sunday at but not entirely so command of campus security, was The net result of increasing the 1 p.m, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. reported in stable condition today time limit for claiming capital gains next week Frank Feeney, 39 Eva Dr. Members foilowing surgery at St. Francis NEWTOWN (UPI) - Two bandits was not injured. Police theorized the tax treatment will be an increase in are asked to bring tables and chairs. Hospital. Here’s next week’s schedule of with a heart — and a gun and a piece bandits fled in another vehicle. taxes on investors, especially public meetings in Manchester of pipe — let a gasoline station atten­ Hartford Police said they were speculators in the stock market or in The Manchester VFW Post and searching for four youths in connec­ (locations are in Municipal Building, dant have his car back after forcing real estate — an estimated $11 Auxiliary will conduct a picnic for Illegal campaign tion with the shooting. Hemmerling 41 Center St., unless noted): him to drive them away from the sta­ million in 1977, $56 million in 1978, patients at the Rocky Hill Veterans tion after taking $700. financing charge said he fired several shots but did not and up to $134 million a year by 1981. Monday Home and Hospital Sunday rain or Police said Kenneth diPersio, 17. of to be probed know whether any of the youths were Capital gains are taxed at half the 8 p.m. — Board of Education, 45 N. shine. Members will meet at 3:15 Sandy Hook, was closing the Gasland wounded. rate of ordinary income such as School St., Board Room. p.m. at the post home. Many of the college’s 22-man gasoline station on Rte. 25 at 10:20 HARTFORD (UPI) - The Connec­ wages and salaries. Capital gain or Thursday security staff were issued handguns p.m. Friday when he was approached ticut Elections Commission is in­ losses are realized from the sale of The Manchester Summer Pops after the shooting. 6:30 p.m. — Judge’s Hours, by two masked men, one carrying a vestigating charges of illegal cam­ an asset such as stocks or property. Orchestra will present its annual free Chancellor Archibald M. Woodruff, Probate Court. gun and another a piece of pipe. paign financing lodged against Both provisions would be put into concert tonight at 8 in the air- noting another security guard was 8 p.m. — Board of Directors, The two men took a bag with $700 Senate Minority Leader Lewis effect over a two-year period, with conditioned auditorium at severly beaten by a gang of youths in (special public hearing on City and in receipts in it, then forced diPersio Rome, R-Bloomfield, by his the holding period first going to nine Manchester Community College. All June, said he wants to erect a high Town Development Act), Hearing into his own car and drove one-half challenger. months in 1977 and the $1,000 limit are welcome. fence with electrical alarms around Room. mile to Point O’ Rocks Road, when Commission investigator John going to $2,000 in 1977. the campus. they forced him out of the car. Bantell said Friday the investigation One exception was made to the “We cannot allow the campus to The robbers said he should wait a will be conducted even though some longer holding period. Gains on OPEN become a playground for every while, then walk down the road to of the allegations brought by David agriculture commodity futures con­ ALL DAY robber or gang of thugs who think find his car, diPersio said. He did so, Truskoff, an independent candidate, tracts, which almost always are they can commit mayhem here with SUNDAY Do you want and found his car waiting for him. He had expired. realized within less than a year, will impunity," he said. remain under the six-month rule. ARTHUR DRUG e x t r a m o n e y ? Hospital notes Learn to Prepare Income Tax Returna Peoplewhoheveeflair for deal­ ing with figures, enjoy workirtg with the public, and would like Discharged Thursday; Rose, 549 Ellington Rd., South Coventry, i'hoebe Huang, Hexatl pharmacy to earn extra income may eiv I , lin,MAIN-,t. TEU 6464510 -.-i roll in HAR Block's Tax School Lorraine Reilly, 63 Windsor; Lizzie M. Courtney, Storrs; Terry Zlotnick, 5 ^ NlUl.Flh u (ANILY, II. S. n. III. With classes In over 2,000 com­ Wadsworth St.: Kathryn E. 40 Olcott St ; Raymond W. Ashford; Lauren M. Kingsley, munities, there Is almost cer- Burnette, 45 Tudor Lane; Dorsey, 325 Kelly Rd., Ver­ Barnsbee Lane, Coventry; tsintobeaclasenesryou Job COLLEGE interviews avallsbie lor best Stephanie Knybel, 172 Birch non; Arthur R. Lundeburg, Alexander M. Eitel, 39 Lyn- students Send tor free Inter* St.; Lauri Osgood, 145 Cross East Hartford dale St.; Shawn M. 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VM| and Grandchildren CLIP AND MAIL TCDAV d, police said, lan he fought is rhlte male, thin 6 feet long brown hair. The s fnale, 5 feet 11 in- ge build, with long

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lice officer Donald ipted to stop the car 1 A. Miller, 18, of Rt. QAicebnd 12:44 a.m. on Rt. 31 Aug. 28, 1976 Supplement to The Manchester Evening Herald lot stop, police said, sed the car south to where Miller had a He was charged with officer's signal and Court is Sept. 14 in

ish, 33, of 15 Talcott •f': 0 J. Riviera, 28, of 1. were both arrested p.m. at Clark’s Bar after a report of fight

vere charged with assault. Riviera was with first-degree germent and posses- rous weapon, ig held on $500 surety learance Monday in Court 19 in Rockville.

Lombardi, 31, of 1 arrested Friday in “Summa” stands patiently on op store on Rt. 83 and burth-degree larceny three legs on the South School Imv. lourt is Sept. 29. playground while H. Fred H s;. % Bruggeman shapes a shoe to one of the horse’s hooves. Known as a farrier, Bruggeman represents a trade J that used to be found in every town and village. The horse is 1 ^ ; as arrested Friday at Center St. on a court owned by Barbara Hyde of nt charging him with Manchester. larceny. The original rom a shoplifting Incl- e. He was held in lieu Kind for court in East Old ay. time s Country Pie 501 W. Middle Tpke. nto today sometime arts id 4:29 a.m. Missing Is ish from a food locker en hidden, police said. page 7

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Club of Manchester inual picnic Sunday at Children at Waddell School ome of Mr. and Mrs. 39 Eva Dr. Members learn the fine art of country ing tables and chairs. dancing during the Revolutionary period from ster VFW Post and Chip Hendrickson in colonial conduct a picnic for costume. While he calls the Rocky Hill Veterans spltal Sunday rain or different routines, they are ac­ rs will meet at 3:15 companied by Peter Garnick, St home. fiddler, sea t^ on the stage. . Sfv\ Photos by Reginald Pinto ester Summer present its annual free ht at 8 in the air- I auditorium at immunity College. All I I ■ ■ Forum of the a r ts ...... 2 TV movies, sports...... 3 CB Convac 8 I IHSICI0B Stamps and coins...... 2 Ask Dick Kleiner...... 5 About books...... 8 g: I ) you want extra money? Learn to Prepare come Tax Returns 3lewhohav«aflair tor deal* vith ligures. anioy working (he public, and would like irn extra income may en* n H&R Block'! Tax School clatae! in over 2.000 com* itiei, there it almoat cer* .WEEKEND - Aug. 28,. 1OT6 - Page 3 Page 4 - WEEKEND - Aug, is. 1OT6 Today, August 28 This week’s movies on television 1:00 3:00 5:30 Wild Kingdom...... 22 10:30 Today Thursday Call It Macaroni ...... 3 One Step Beyond ...... 5 Living Faith ...... 18 Open Door...... 57 Black News...... 5 Movies ...... 5-9 1:00 (5) "Voodoo Island” 1:00 (5) “The Forbidden $25,000 Pyram id...... 8 Flying Nun ...... 30 8:00 The Champions...... 9 Dick Van Dyke...... 2 (1957). Boris Karloff, Bevere- Street” (1949). Maureen PTL Club...... 18 6:00 The Jeffersons ...... 3 PTL Club...... 18 Wrestling...... 22 ly Tyler. O'Hara, Dana Andrews. Public Forum s...... 24 News...... 3-22 It's Tough to Make it 11:00 Lilias. Yoga and You . .. . 24 1:00 (9) "Overland 1:00 (9) "Woman of Room 222 ...... 40 Mission: Impossible ...... 5 In This League...... 8-40 Vegetable Soup...... 30 News...... 3-22-30 Telegraph’’ (1951). Tim Holt, Dolwyn" (1M9). Edith Evans, 3:30 Racing ...... 9 Movies ...... 8-20-22-30 Tennis...... 5 Garner Ted Armstrong . . . 40 Gail Davis. Emyln Williams, Richard Movie...... 5 Upstairs. Downstairs . 24-57 700 C lub...... 18 Dick Van Dyke...... 20 3:30 (5) “ The Pearl of Burton. 1:30 Golf...... 8-40 Black Perspective...... 30 At the Top...... 24-57 Sunday 11:30 Death" ( 1944 ), Basil 4:00 (9) “Cry, The Beloved Soul Train ...... 3 Hodgepodge Lodge...... 24 6:30 8:30 Movies ...... 3-5 Rathbone, Nigel Bruce. 7:30 (30) "Honky Tonk” Country" (1952). Sidney Make It Real ...... 8 4:00 News...... 3-8-20-22-3(M0 Ivan the Terrible...... 3 Racing ...... 9 4:30 (3) "Oasis" (1955). (1941). Clark Gable, Lana Poitier, Canada Lee. Call of the W est...... 20 Sesame St...... 24-57 Movie ...... 9 Wall St. Week...... 24 9:00 People ...... 20-22-30 Michele Morgan, Cornell Turner. 8:00 (9) “Four Desperate Fisherman...... 30 4:30 7:00 Mary Tyler Moore...... 3 Midnight Borchers. 12:00 (5) "H ard Boiled Men " (1960). Aldo Ray, F u ry ...... 40 M ovie...... 3 Agronsky & Company...... 3 Special: W restling...... 9 6:30 (9) “The Wild One” Mahoney" ( 1947). Leo Monday Heather Sears. Kiner's Korner...... 9 M ovie...... 5 Every Man's H a t...... 5 12:15 (1954). Lee Marvin, Marlon Gorcey, Bowery Boys. 9:00 (20-22-30) "The Oregon 2:00 News...... 8-22 1:00 (5) “The Eternal Sea” To be announced ...... 22 NFL Football ...... 8-40 Secret Agent...... 40 Brando. 12:30 (3) “Hi, Here’s Ed­ Trail " (1976). Rod Taylor, Space: 1999 ...... 8 Lawrence Welk...... 18 (1954). Sterling Hayden. Blair Brown. David Baseball...... , ...... 9 Movies ...... 24-57 12:30 7:00 (5) “Calling Northside die” (1958). Eddie Constan­ 5:00 To be announced ...... 20 777” (1948). James Stewart, tine, Maria Sebaldt, Gunther Alexis Smith. 'M Huddleston. Grandstand ...... 20-30 9:30 M ovie...... 8 1:00 (9) “Operation Snatch” Big Valley...... 5 Firing Line ...... 24 Helen Walker. Ludars. 11:30 (5) “Dark Command” Baseball...... 22 Bob Newhart...... 3 1:00 (1962), Terry-Thomas, George Author Robert Penn Wide World of Sports ... 8-40 Hee Haw ...... 30 8.00 (9) “ Never Give A 1:00 (5) "The Mark of (1940). John Wayne, Claire Speaking F reely...... 24 Oral Roberts...... 9 Sanders, Lionel Jefferies. Warren makes his acting UFO ...... 9 Bonanza ...... 40 Movie...... 9 Sucker An Even Break” W. C. Zorro” (1940). Tyrone Power, Trevor. Champions...... 40 Jerry Falwell ...... 18 4:00 (9) “The Pure Hell of American Angler...... 18 Book Beat ...... 57 Bold Ones ...... 30 Fields, Gloria Jean, Leon Linda Darnell. debut in his own play on 11:30 (9) "In Which We Johnny Cash stars in his 2:15 10:00 To be announced ...... 20 7:30 1:00(9) “The Vampire Bat” St. Trinians” (1961). Joyce PBS' "Theater in Serve" (1942). John Mills, own variety show, Sunday Diahann Carroll ...... 3 Errol. Baseball...... 20-30 Star T rek...... 22 Land of the Three ...... 3 5WSSW¥ssssssw:-:-W'4-x-:-x*:-x-: (19M), Lionel Atwill, Fay Grenfell, Cecil Parker. America," Wednesday at 9 Bernard Miles, Celia Johnson. at 8 p.m. on CBS-TV. The News...... 5 8:00 (20-22-30) “ Law & 2:30 Olympiad...... 24-57 11:30 (5) “War of the Wild­ p.m. on Channel 24. 1:30(2) “Island of the Lost” program will run for four Politics '76...... 8 Order” (1976). Darren Wray. Pro Soccer...... NFL Championship Nashville on 10:20 KEEP SMILING 1:30 (20) “The Blue Peter” cats” (1943). John Wayne, (1967). Richard Greene, Luke weeks. McGavin, Keir Dullea, Robert Hitchcock Presents Games...... 30 the Road...... 20 Flying Circus ...... 24 (1954) . Kieron Moore, Sarah Martha Scott. Halpin. KEEP HAPPY Reed. 1:00(9) “Tiger Bay” (1959). Wednesday 9:00 (24) "Winter Light” Lawson. 3:50 (2) “The Secret Heart” Hayley Mills, John Mills, (1962). Gunner Bjomstrand, 2:00 (3) "Dead Man's 1:00 (5) "The Burning ( 1946). June Allyson, George S. Scott stars in Horst Bucholz. Sunday, August 29 Ingrid Thulin, Karin Persson. Vengeance" (1950). Lucien Hills” (1957). Tab Hunter, Claudette Colbert. Walter “Rage,” Tuesday at 9 p.m. 1:30 (2) “The Unfinished Featuring The 9:00 (57) "O klahom a" Coedel, Louis Salou. Natalie Wood. Pidgeon. 6:00 on ABC-TV. Dance" (1947). M argaret Latino...... 40 Concentration ...... 8 7:30 World's Largest ( 1955). Gordon M acRae, 2:30 ( 30) “April Showers” 1:00(9) “Two Way Stretch” Everywoman...... 3 O'Brien, Cyd Charisse, Danny (1961). Peter Sellers, Wilfred Sesame St...... 57 Mets ...... 9 Music Project...... 24 Selection 01 Shirley Jones, Charlotte (1948). Jack Carson, Ann 6:30 Ice Cream Sothem Robert Alda. Thomas. Hyde-White, Liz Fraser. 10:30 Day of Discovery...... 18 Dawn of Laurel & Hardy. 57 Greenwood. 4:00 (2) "Belle Starr's Camera Three ...... 3 CoaM. Products Television 11:30 (3) "M an in the 3:00(5) “The Fighting69th” 4:00 (9) Tm ALL Right Look Up & Live...... 3 Baseball...... 22 8:00 D aughter " ( 1948 ). Rod Rev. Cleophus Robinson ... 5 Middle” (1964). Keenan (1940). James Cagney, Pat Jack” (1960). Peter Sellers, Friday Groovie Goolies...... 8 Tennis...... 24-57 Johnny Cash ...... 3 Cameron, George 36 FLAVORS — 60 VARIETIES Wynn, Robert Mitchum. O’Brien. Terry Thomas. Margaret 7:00 Point of View...... 9 South By Northwest ...... 30 Lawrence Welk...... 5 channels Montgomery, Ruth Roman. 1:00 (5) "The Jazz Singer" 11:30 (5) ‘D estination 6:00 (5) "Shanghai Rutherford. Insight ...... 3 Jewish Heritage...... 40 Bullwinkle...... 40 Six Million Dollar Custom Decorated Ice Cream Cakes (1927). A1 Jolson, Warner Moon” (1950). John Archer, Express" (1932). Marlene 8:00 (9) "Billy Liar" (1963). Wonder Window...... 5 10:45 2:30 M an...... 8-40 Oland. Open All Year 2 .WCBS, New York Warner Anderson. Dietrich. Clive Brook. Tom Courtenay, Julie This is the Life ...... 8 Jewish L ife...... 30 Pro-Celebrity Destination America...... 9 Tuesday 1:00 (9) "M r. Denning 3 ...... WFSB. Hartford 12:30 (8 ) “The Indian 6:00 (9) “To Hell & Back” Christie. Lucy Show...... 22 11:00 Tennis...... 8-40 Chris Panos...... 18 1227 Burnside Ave. 528-6751 Drives North" (1953). John Ring Around the 5 ...... WNEW, New York Fighter" ( 1955). Kirk (1955) . Audie Murphy, Jack 1:00 (5) "Letter From An 9:00 (3) "Conquest of the Mills, Sam Wanamaker, Getting Down to Hour of P ow er...... 18 Ellery Queen...... 20-22-30 Powder Mill Shopping Center East Hartford World ...... 30 8 ...... WTNH, New Haven Douglas. Elsa Martinelli, Kelly David Janssen. Unknown Woman" (1948). Planet of the Apes” (1972). Phyllis Calvert. Business...... 3 Movie ...... 30 Evening At P o p s...... 24-57 Across from Marco Polo Restaurant 7:30 9 . WOR, New YorkWalter Matthau. 7:00 ( 8-40) “Ring of Bright Joan Fontaine, Louis Jourdan, Roddy McDowall. Don 4:00 (9) "The Singer Not the Flintstones...... 5 3:00 8:30 Murray, Natalie Trundy. Arthur & Company ...... 3 18...... WHCT, Hartford 1:00 (9) "The Body Water " (1969). Bill Travers, 1:00 (9) “Piccadilly Third Song" (1961). John Mills, Dirk These Are the Days ... . 8-40 Movie ...... 5 Jimmy Swaggart...... 18 20...... WATR. Waterbury Snatcher ” (1945). Boris Virginia McKenna, Peter Jef­ Stop" (1960). Mai Zetterling, 9:00 (20-22-30) "Banjo Yogi Bear ...... 5 Rex Humbard...... 9 Bogarde. Pelicula ...... 20 9:00 22...... WWLP, Springfield Karloff, Bela Lugosi, Henry frey. Terence Morgan, Yoko Tani. Hacked " ( 1976). Don 9:00 (3) "The Culpepper Worship For Shut-Ins ...... 8 Greatest Sports Legends . 22 3:30 Tennis...... 3 24...... WEDH, Hartford Daniel. 9:00 ( 8-40) “ Rosemary’s 4:00 (9) “The Cruel Sea” Meredith Dan O'Herlihy, Cattle Co." (1972). Gary The Christophers...... 9 Carrascolendas...... 30 NFL Football...... 3 Special; Ice Palace...... 5 30 ... WHNB, West Hartford 1:45 (2) "Dead Heat on a Baby” (1968). Mia Farrow, (1953). Donald Sinden. Jack (Thuck Conners. Grimes, Billy "‘Green’" Bush, I Dream of Jeannie...... 22 Sesame St...... 57 •* 1 1:30 ( 8-40 ) "Louis Movie ...... 30 PTL Club...... 18 Movie ...... 8-40 40...... WHYN, Springfield Merry-Go Round " (1968), John Cassavetes, Ruth Gor­ Hawkins. Luke Askew. 11:30 irS-n: Armstrong " (1976). Ben Jerry Falwell ...... 40 4:00 Tennis...... 9 57...... WGBY, Springfield James Colburn, Camilla don. 9:00 ( 8-40) "Rage" (1972). 9:00 ( 8-40) “Death At Love Face the Nation...... 3 Golf...... 8-40 Word of L ife...... 18 Programs seen on Channel Sparv, Aldo Ray. 11:00 (9) "King Kong " George C. Scott, Richard Vereen, Red Buttons House" (1976). Robert 8:00 nu:::s 11:30 (9) "Pickwick Make a Wish...... 8-40 A Florentine A rtist...... 30: McCloud...... 20-22-30 24. Connecticut Public Televi­ 2:15 (8) “The Innocents” (1933). Fay Wray, Bruce Basehart, Martin Sheen. Wagner, Kate Jackson, Sylvia We Believe ...... 3 RENT-A-CAR Papers" ( 1954). Nigel Sports Challenge ...... 22 4:30 Masterpiece sion, are also seen on Channel (1961). Deborah Kerr. Cabot. Robert Armstrong. 11:30 (5) "The Angel and Sidney. Wonderama...... 5 Adelante...... 30 the Badman” (1947). John Patrick, James Donald, Her- To be announced ...... 22 Theatre...... 24-57 53, Norwich. Both stations Michael Redgrave, Megs 11:30 ( 30) “Svengial” 9:00 (20-22-30) "Law of the Catholic Service...... 8 Noon (1931). John Barrymore, Wayne, Gail Russell. mione Gingold. Davey & Goliath ...... 9 4:40 9:30 have daytime in-school Jenkins. Land " (1976). Jim Davis, Don Face the State ...... 3 3:55 (2) “Suddenly, Last Marian Marsh, Donald Crisp. 11:30 (9) “Carry On, Ad­ 12:30 (5) “Flame of the Bar­ Johnson. Barbara Parkins. Word of L ife...... 22 Kiner’s K orner...... 9 Oral Roberts...... 18 programming. Movie ...... 5 Summer” (1960). Elizabeth Crisp, miral” (1956). Peggy Cum­ bary Coast " (1945). John 11:30 (5) “Reap the Wild Sesame St...... 57 5:00 10:00 Wayne, Ann Dvorak. Issues & Answers ...... 8-40 Subscribers to Greater Taylor, Montgomery Clift, 1:20 (2) "The Gorgeous mins. David Tomlinson. Wind " (1942). John Wayne, 8:30 News...... 5 1:30 (2) "Commandos Hour of Pow er...... 9 Mission: Impossible ...... 5 Hartford CATV, Manchester Katharine Hepburn. Hussy" (1936). Joan Craw­ 1:30 (2) “Without Reser­ Susan Hayward. Spread a Little Sunshine .. 3 This is Baseball...... 9 Living Faith , ...... 18 Strike at Dawn " (1943). Paul Treehouse Club...... 20 cable television, will receive 4:00 (8) “Hideout” (1949), ford, Franchot Tone, Robert vations" (1946). John Wayne, 11:30 (9) "Breaking the Insight ...... 8 To be announced ...... 20 Great Performances ... 24-57 Muni, Anna Lee. Urban Spotlight ...... 22 WHYN (40) on Cable Channel Lloyd Bridges. Adrian Booth, Taylor. Claudette Colbert. Sound Barrier " (1952). Aim Day of Discovery...... 9 Vaudeville...... 22 Sports E x tra ...... 5 4:00 (2) "The Thirteenth What About Woman ...... 30 4 and WGBY (57) on Cable Ray Collins. 4:20 (2) "Rose of 4:00 (2) “Verboten” (1958). Todd, Ralph Richardson, Oral Roberts...... 22 Week in Review...... 57 Music Celebration...... 30 11:00 5:05 (8) “ Diary of a Mad­ Cimarron” (1952). Mala James Best, Sussan Cum­ Letter" (1951). Linda Darnell Nigel Patrick. Sacred Heart...... 40 Channel 7. WCBS (2) will be Charles Boyer. 12:30 5:30 News...... 3-22-30 received on Cable Channel 9 man” (1963). Vincent Price . Powers, Bill Williams. mings. 11:45 (3) “Death of a Gun- Special: Cost of Crim e___5 8:45 Movie ...... 3 NFL Action...... 9 when WOR (9) is not on the fighter " (1969). Richard Wid- M ovie...... 9 Davey & Goliath ...... 40 Dialogue...... 8 Faith For Today ...... 18 mark, Lena Horne, John PTL Club...... 20 Rent a New air. 9:00 Meet the P ress...... 20-22-30 6K)0 This week’s sports on television Saxon. Barrio...... 3 Conversations W ith...... 40 Movies ...... 5-9 11:30 1976 GRANADA 12:40 (8 ) "Lord Jim" New Day ...... 8 Wall St. Week...... 57 Last of the Wild...... 8 Name of the G am e...... 3 WANT TO START Today Sunday Tuesday (1965). Peter O'Toole, Eli Oral Roberts...... 9 1:00 Human Dimension...... 18 PTL Club...... 18 from 8:00 (9) Baseball: Mels vs. GianU. Wallach, James Mason, Movie ...... 30 YOUR OWN 1:00 (22) Wrestling. 2:00 (9) Baseball: Mets vs. Dodgers, 1:30 (2) “The Big Circus” Day of Discovery...... 22 Movies ...... 5-9 Survival K it...... 24-57 10:00 (24) Olympiad. RUSINESS? 2:00 (9) Baseball: Mets vs. Dodgers. 2:00 ( 22) Baseball: Red Sox vs. Royals. (1959). Victor Mature, Red Christopher Closeup ...... 40 Connecticut: Seen ...... 8 Connecticut Newsmakers . 30 11:40 Dillon Leasing Gorp. Phase f 2:00 (22) Baseball: Red Sox vs. Royals. 2:00 (24-57) Tennis: U.S. Pro Cham­ Buttons, Rhonda Fleming. Sesame St...... 57 Voice of Faith ...... 18 Room 222 ...... 40 Star T rek ...... 22 Wednesday Only $70 per week, .plus mileage will build to suit 2:15 (20-30) Baseball: Reds vs. Phillies. pionships. 2:10 (5) “Big House USA” 9:15 To be announced ...... 20 6:30 Midnight 2:30 (3) Soccer: NASLChampionships. 2:30 ( 8-40) Tennis: Robert F. Kennedy 6:30 (18) Champions. (1955), Broderick Crawford, Davey & Goliath ...... 8 Zane G rey ...... 22 News...... 3-6-20-22-30 David Susskind...... 5 to qualified renters. MANCHESTER 3:30 ( 8-40) Golf: American CHassic. Qassic. 11:30 (3) Tennis: U.S. Open highlights. Ralph Meeker. 9:30 Silent Countdown...... 30 This is the Life ...... 18 12:15 MALL 5:00 ( 8-40) Wide World of Sports. 3:30 (3) Exhibition Football: Raiders 3:20 (8) "Fighting Coast Congressional R eport...... 3 Your Mayor’s Report ... . 40 Victory Garden...... 24 S aint...... 8 truckt Small tpacas available, 5:00 (24-67) Olympiad. vs. 49ers. Thursday Guard" (1951). Brian Captain Noah ...... 8 Nova...... 57 Superman...... 40 Many cars and 1 Secret Agent...... 40 rentals begin at $98 per 6:00 (9) Racing from Saratoga: The 4:00 ( 8-40) Golf: American Classic. 11:30 (3) Tennis: U.S. Open highlights. Donlevy, Forrest Tucker, Ella Percey Sutton...... 9 1:30 World Press ...... 57 FORD for rent at low, low ! 1:20 ratesi month including all nor­ Hopeful. 9:00 (3-9) Federation Chip, Raines. Dr. Robert Schuller...... 22 Eighth Day ...... 8 7d)0 M ovie...... 4 ...... 2 mal utllilias (air cpn- 9:00 (8-40) Exhibition Football: Friday 4:10 (2) "The Bishop Let Us Celebrate...... 30 M ovie...... 20 ditioning, electricity, Monday Sixty M intues...... 3 3:25 Steelers vs. Cowboys. Misbehaves” (1935). Edmund Insight ...... 40 This is Baseball...... 22 319 Main St., Manchester lights, heal.) Larger 8:00 (8) Exhibition Football: Patriots 7:30 (22) Baseball: Red Sox vs. Indians. M ovie...... 8-40 Newsmakers...... 2 10:30 (9) Champions. 8:00 (9) Baseball: Mets vs. Phillies. Gwenn, Maureen O' Sullivan. 10:00 Fisherman...... 30 spaces available up to vs. Browns. Singing Jubilee...... 18 3:90 Phone 643-214S 11:00 (5) Tennis: 1975 Forest Hills 4:50 (8) “Requiem for a Elye on Woman...... 3 Flintstones...... 40 8:00 (24-57) Tennis: U.S. Pro Cham­ 9:30 (24-57) Hockey; Canada Cup, World of Disney...... 20-22-30 Public Hearing...... 2 400 tq. ft. highlights. Secret Agent" (1965). Stewart Hot Fudge...... 8 pionships. U.S.S.R. vs. Czechoslovakia. 2KW Indian A rtists...... 24 4:20 11:30 (9) Racing from Yonkers. 11:30 (3) Tennis: U.S. Open highlights. Granger, Catholic Service...... 9-22-30 643-1442 Midnight (9) Wrestling. 8:30 ( 40) Baseball: To be announced. Movie...... 3 Victory Garden...... 57 M ovie...... 2 Page 2 - WEEKEND - Aug. 28, 1976 WEEKEND - Aug. 28, 1976 - Page 7 on the cartoon character is playing to served beforehand. The opera company audiences through Sept. 26. For reser­ will perform Bizet's “Carmen” on Sept. vations, call 873-8668. 13. On Sept. 5 at Goodspeed, members of • At the Coachlight Dinner Theatre in Broadcast Music Inc., will present a Foru m East Windsor, the musical comedy, “The musical theater workshop at 1:30 p.m. Pajama Game," is billed through Oct. 6. There will be a small admission charge and wine and cheese will be served. of the arts Shakespeare presents The American Shakespeare Theatre in Stratford is presenting “The Winter's Final weekend Pops concert tonight T a le " and “ As You Like I t" by For its final weekend this season at Shakespeare, and “The Crucible” by Music, orchestra and vocal, will be Tanglewood in Lenox, Mass., the Boston Arthur Miller, in repertory through Sept. presented in a concert tonight at 8 in the Symphony plays in a program of music by auditorium at Manchester Community 4. Berlioz, Ravel and Brahms conducted by “Love and Master Will" replaces Kazuyoshi Akiyama, tonight at 8:30. College. “Crucible” and the repertory will con­ The Greater Manchester Summer Pops Sunday, Seiji Ozawa will conduct Bach's tinue through Sept. 26. Orchestra and the Credit Chords, a “St. Matthew Passion” featuring soloists For reservations, call 375-4457. barbershop quartet, will combine their and the Tanglewood Festival Chorus. The talents in a program of most American program begins at 1 p.m. and will run to favorites. Summer circuit about 5 p.m. The orchestra, directed by Dr. Robert • Ginger Rogers and Norm Crosby For reservations, call 413-637-1600, E. Richardson, an MCC professor, will appear in a music and comedy act tonight feature the premiere performance of a at Storrowton Theatre in West march which he composed. Other com­ Springfield, Mass. Concluding season's Art exhibitions posers whose works will be heard include schedule is Andy Devine starring in Zoe Caldwell makes her first A display of contemporary American Aaron Copland, Leroy Anderson, Percy “Showboat” Monday through Sept. 4. For appearance with the American landscapes called "America 1976” is on Grainger and John Phillips Sousa. reservations, call 413-732-1105. Shalcespeare Theatre in “Love and exhibit at the Wadsworth Atheneum in Also performing will be Tyler Maddry • At Oakdale Musical Theatre in Master Will’’, a cycle which por­ Hartford through Sept. 12. and Grace Song, young violin students of Wallingford, Liberace, pianist, plays his trays the full circle of love as Also on exhibit are lithographs by Odile the Suzuki method. final performances at Oakdale tonight and The Credit Chords were featured earlier Sunday. Beginning Monday, Gabriel William Shakespeare reveals them Redon in the Prints & Drawings Gallery, the Etherington collection of ancient art this summer in the Manchester Civic Kaplan and Bert Convy team up for enter­ in his plays. With her will be Orchestra and Barbershop pops concert. tainment through Sept. 4. For reser­ Christopher Plummer who devised of Peru, and sounding sculptures in the Lions Gallery of the Senses. The quartet, which is a member of the vations, cail 265-1501. and staged the production. Society for the Preservation and En­ • At Ivory ton Playhouse in Ivory ton, At the William Benton Museum of Art at couragement of Barbershop Quartet “One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest” plays the University of Connecticut in Storrs. Mrs. Ann Madsen demonstrates leaded glass techniques to Singing in America (SPEBSQSA), will tonight and is followed by Gilbert and the museum's third major exhibition students at Buckley'School. She answered their questions as to enter national barbershop competition in Sullivan's “ H.M.S. Pinafore” Monday room, the Edith Mosler Feder Gallery how the different colors of glass are put into the various shapes will open in September. October. through Sept. 5. For reservations, call 767- of the assorted designs. The event is free to the public. 0967. This season's exhibition schedule will Dinner theaters • At the Berkshire Theatre Festival in Weekend, an enlertainment and lelew begin with the “ 11th Annual Art Depart­ Sion supplement, is published each Sami ment Faculty Exhibition" in the Main • Pine Brook Theatre in Higganum is Stockbridge, Mass., Ruth Gordon stars in day by The Manc hester Evening Herald Gallery through Oct. 17, “The Esmark showing "Godspell," a musical based on the new comedy "Ho! Ho! Ho!” which Herald Scjuare. Manchester. Conn 06040 Children learn old time art winds up its premier run tonight and Sun­ Collection of Currier and Ives” in the Wolf the gospel according to St. Matthew, Ueadline lor I'orum »l the .kits Kighl the cooperative efforts of the music day. For reservations, call 413-298-5536. Memorial Gallery, and “Duerer Through Learning comes from sources for about 20 years. through Sept. 19. On Monday, the Amato days belore puhlic.itum .Advertising and art department heads with the • Goodspeed Opera House in East Had- deadline Five days belore publication Other Eyes” in the Feder Gallery The other than school books, and During the program just past, the Opera Theatre will present Verdi's assistance of the PTA fine arts chair­ dam, the world premier of "Annie,” based mu.seum is free to the public. Manchester’s elementary school students were exposed to arts that ■Rigoletto" with an antipasto buffet man. children learned some unusual arts related to the Bicentennial year, The number of artists scheduled the past year through the Fine Arts such as the ancient art of glass depends upon budgeting, and recent­ Program in on-the-spot blowing, country dance and music, ly the continuance of the program Beautiful, bubbly glass shapes are demonstrations. leaded glass techniques and horse has been touch and go, according to shoeing. All demonstrations are blown, shaped and displayed by Token collectors known as vecturists Co-sponsored by the Parent- Mrs. Elinor Dolin, head of the presented in all the public elemen­ Mr. and Mrs. Peter Esak to a Teacher Association (PTA) and the elementary art department. Public tary schools. young audience at Washington The background of geometric engine- Board of Education, the program has support will help to keep it going, she By RUSS MacKENDRICK New dollar coin? School. ■‘What's a vecturist. Pop?” turned designs is a familiar sight of vec­ Dollar bills wear out too soon and been enjoyed by Manchester children The program is arranged through said. '‘Umm...ah...Did you pick up your turists. To see a reallife example just nobody is using the Ikes, so a new dollar room?” check your miscellany box for one of the coin, between a quarter and a half in size, ^ Take OCEANS: A vecturist is little three-holed tokens formerly used by may be on the way. It is felt that it would 643-5135 24 HOUR TOWMG Our Continuing Frontier somebody who the Connecticut Co. You might need a for college credit from be cheaper in the long run to use some Manchester Community College collects things like Stamps magnifying glass, but the geometry is kind of ticky-tacky metal instead of paper Break... that at the right. It there on the circular flat areas, front and to maintain a fund of circulating dollars Please register me for college credit in "Oceans: Our is a transportation and back. The idea gets the approval of the ven­ MORIARTY BROTHERS, break... Continuing Frontier."' a Courses by Newspaper program token. (“Vecture” Vecturists have a spot within the TAMS offered in cooperation with The Manchester Evening coins ding machine lobby — the group that Herald Enclosed is my check or money order for $40 is an old-time name organization (Token and Medal Society); scuttled the aluminum cents in 1974. The CB this in turn is sponsored by the American 315 CENTER ST., MANCHESTER, CONN.* Phoiw 643-5135 for a carriage,” problem is how to tell it from a quarter in Numismatic Association, which this very N am e. The token shown your pocket. ’The thought of an 11-sided FOR PROFESSIONAL QUALITY Convac here reads (Queensboro Bridge Railway day is winding up its 85th annual conven­ piece but gave this up. (The English have Address. Co. Inc.” on one side and “Good For One tion in NYC. Coin World came out with an CONTROLLED AUTO SODY REPAIRS a 7-sided 50-pence coin that is working out cornin’ New weekly . State. . Zip. Fare” on the other. The railway, under edition of 175 pages to beat the drum for well). on all makes... City. this name, was in existence from 1939 to that event. column lor all you They may decide on some kind of nicks 1957 and was the last surviving trolly your Citizens Band Radio If an MCC student, MCC ID No------or indentations to make it distinct've in system in greater New York City. The LOAN and RENTAL CARS enthusiasts out there Make checks payable to Manchester Community College Cool to warm the dark. on Channel 19 and the length of the line was about one and a half Available by Appointment., way! Return application with payment to Collectors frost-bitten at over-cooled I other channels Fellow Community Service Cashier miles. The cars were made to hold 44 movie houses and supermarkets lately It’s fine in here, but I greatly fear you’ll One fake, one okay with the handle of "Ink Business Office passengers, but an ox-motorman is quoted will appreciate the “ Cremation of Sam let in the cold and storm — Perhaps you have heard that there has Dipper" will bring you Manchester Community College as saying: “You could make it a hundred P 0 Bos 10«, M S No I McGee” stamp shown on the cover of the Since I left Plumtree, down in been some counterfeiting of the 13-cent STM m K Manager the latest ratchet- Manchester, CT 06040 if you wanted to push 'em in.” American Philatelist (Canada, 8 cents). Tennessee, it’s the first time I’ve been Liberty Bell stamp. The phony ones are lawin from CB-land The tokens are almost as large as a The Robert W. Service poem with this ti­ warm.’” bit light in color and they shorted the perf 301-315 CENTER ST., MANCHESTER Watch (or CB Convoy quarter, and show a double-truck trolly tle (Yukon locale) ends with — R.W.S. aficionados might have preferred count at the sides. Don’t be alarmed at the every week in this newspaper oc€Qn<; car on both sides. They were composed of “And there sat Sam, looking cool and “The Shooting of Dan McGrew” but it new Clara Maass stamp and think they’ve various and sundry metals over the years. calm, in the heart of the furnace roar; would take a mammoth stamp to show a got at that, too — it is rightfully on thinner COURSei DY N£WSPAP€R The half-moon cut-outs made them harder And he wore a smile you could see a bar, a piano. The Stranger, Dangerous paper, with a different surface finish for to counterfeit. mile, and he said; ‘Please close that door. Dan, and the lady known as Lou. improved printing. Read Herald Ads Page 6 - WEEKEND - Aug. 28, 1976 • r Ti ■» , , V ' ''! I 'I WEEKElIlD - Aug. 28, 1976 - Page 5 Wednesday, Sept. 1 Daytime programs Monday — Friday 6:00 7:30 B a retta...... 8-40 11:45 Name That Tune ...... 3 Theatre in America ... 24-57 Ironside ...... 3 * m o r n in g News...... 3-8-22-30 Lucy Show ...... 22 Hot S e a t...... 40 Adam 12...... 5 3:30 Bewitched ...... 5 9:30 12:30 6:00 To Tell the Truth ...... 30 12:30 Mickey Mouse C lub...... 3-5 The Avengers ...... 9 $25,000 P y ram id ...... 8 The R ock...... 18 Movie ...... 5 Public a ffa irs ...... 3 Flinstones ...... 40 Real McCoys...... 18 Mayor’s Half Hour ...... 18 Search For Tomorrow _ 3 PTL C lub...... 18 10:00 12:45 6:30 10:00 Zoom...... 24-57 Wild Kingdom...... 20-30 Journey to Adventure...... 9 Hodgepodge Lodge...... 24 N ew s...... 5 Name of the G a m e ...... 3 Public a ffa irs ...... 3-5-8-30 Price Is Right ...... L ottery...... 22 3 Gong Show...... 20-22-30 Lilias, Yoga and You .,., 57 Gunsmoke ...... 40 Starsky & Hutch ...... 8-40 1:00 That G ir l...... 5 MacNeii R e p o rt...... 24-57 7:00 All My C hildren...... 40 4:00 Jersey Side ...... 9 Tomorrow ...... 20-22-30 All My C hildren...... 8 Room 222 ...... 40 News...... 3 1:00 Bewitched ...... 3 6:30 PTL C lub...... 18 1:30 Romper Room ...... 9 6:00 Underdog...... 5 Match G am e...... 3 Porky, Huck and Yogi .... 5 empty, school Partridge Fam ily...... 5 10:30 M ovie...... 2 f^WtDfAlSONT1«| Sanford and Son ...... 20-22-30 Bert Convey ...... 3 Cartoon C arn iv al...... 8 Movies ...... 5-9 Brady Bunch...... 8 News...... 8-20-22-30 New York Report ...... 9 HONW .SL-Pt* f lunch Joe Franklin ...... 9 Today Show...... 22-30 Leave It to Beaver ...... 40 Ryan’s Hope...... 8-40 Champions...... 18 Cross W its...... 5 Movie ...... 9 John Berryman ...... 24-57 2:30 Good M orning...... 40 10:30 Insight ...... 20 Book B e a t...... 24-57 Bionic Woman ...... 8-40 Somerset ...... 20 I boxes *1.79l Jack B enny...... 5 Andy Griffith ...... 5 Somerset ...... 22-30 Movie ...... 9 11:00 7:30 Lucy Show ...... 22 3:00 Bugs Bunny...... 5 Edge of N ight...... 8 Sesame Street...... 24 700 Club ...... 18 N ew s...... 3-8-22-30-40 1:30 7:00 Hitchcock Presents...... 5 Good M orning...... 8 Celebrity Sweepstakes Cross W its...... 30 'where a Little House on the Mary Hartman ...... 5-57 As the World ’Turns...... 3 News...... 3-22-40 News...... 9 ...... 20-22-30 Mister Rogers...... 57 dollar’s Prairie ...... 22-30 The Lucy Show...... 9 3:30 Family Feud ...... 8-40 Andy Griffith ...... 5 I Love Lucy ...... 40 stiff. worth . N ova...... 24-57 Dick Van D yke...... 20 Pat Collins...... 2 8:00 Days of Our Lives .. .20-22-30 t U\tmi Concentration ...... 8 themiracUofmQmftrttf# 6:30 Captain Kangaroo ...... 3 11:00 2:00 4:30 It Takes Thief...... 9 4d)0 downtown mantherter ■ “ Frankie Avalon...... 3 11:30 Flintstones...... 5 G am b it...... 3 $20,000 P y ra m id ...... 8-40 Dinah ...... 3 To be announced ...... 20 Movie ...... 2 Bewitched ...... 5 M onkees...... 5 Merv G riffin ...... 5 U.S. Open T ennis...... 3 Public a f fa ir s ...... 9 2:30 Antiques...... 24 Hot S e a t...... 8 Mike Douglas ...... 8 9:00 Movies ...... 5-8-9-40 5:40 Today Show...... 20 Guiding Light ...... 3 Mary H artm an...... 30 Straight Talk ...... 9 PTL C lub...... 20 Movies ...... 3-20-22-30 Johnny Carson ...... 22-30 Give Us This Day ...... 2 8:30 One Life to Live ...... 8-40 Victory Garden...... 57 Wheel of Fortune . .20-22-30 Hollywood & the Stars ... 22 Rin Tin T in ...... 5 Life in the S p irit...... 18 Edge of N ight...... 40 Mod Squad...... 30 Joe Franklin...... 9 Doctors...... 20-22-30 Honda • Kawasaki • Ossa 11:30 Sesame Street...... 57 9:00 French Chef ...... 57 Thursday, Sept. 2 Love of Life ...... 3 5:00 ’This Morning ...... 3 3:00 Midday Live ...... 5 Brady Bunch...... 5 6:00 WHNTV Special Edition .. 30 11:00 Complete: parts- Dennis the Menace ...... 5 All in the F am ily...... 3 x'k-. Happy D ays...... 8-40 Space; 1999 ...... 22 Ask Kleiner N ew s...... 3-8-22-30 Dragnet ...... 40 N ew s...... 3-8-22-24-30-40 Phil Donahue ...... 8 Casper ...... 5 Hollywood Squares . .20-22-30 Mister Rogers...... 24 Bewitched ...... 5 8:00 Mary Hartman ...... 5-57 sales-service*accessories Kitty T oday...... 22 Phil Donahue ...... 9 By Dick Kleiner The Avengers ...... 9 Waltons ...... 3 The Lucy Show...... 9 Not for Women O nly...... 30 • AFTERNOON Living Word ...... 18 5:30 Flintstones...... 5 Real McCoys...... 18 Cross W its...... 5 Dick Van D yke...... 20 Strum ’n D ru m m ers...... 40 Noon Another World ...... 20-22-30 L assie...... 18 Zoom...... 24-57 Welcome Back, Kotter .. 8-40 11:30 9:30 N ew s...... 3-9 Open D o o r...... 57 Electric Company ...... 24-57 DEAR DICK: I read an article in Time Magazine about M ovie...... 9 U.S. Open T ennis...... 3 Green A c re s ...... 5 12 O’clock Live ...... 8 3:15 Manchester Honda Hogan’s Heroes ...... 30 Robert Redford. It said that before he became an actor he 6:30 700 Club ...... 18 Movies ...... 5-9 L assie...... 9 Fun Factory ...... 20-22-30 General Hospital ...... 8-40 24 Adams St. 646-2789 N ew s...... 40 bummed around Europe, thmklng of becoming an artist. But Partridge Family...... 5 Upstairs, Downstairs .. 24-57 Mannix ’ ...... 8-40 didn’t he have acting experience before he starred in “Butch N ew s...... 8-20-22-30 8:30 Johnny Carson ...... 20-22-30 Cassidy"? Or was that his first acting job? S’TEPHANIE Wally’s Workshop ...... 18 Merv Griffin...... 5 11:45 Monday, August 30 EDWARDS, West Vancouver, B.C., Can. Food Preserving ...... 24 Barney M iller...... 8-40 Ironside ...... 3 There is no such thing as an overnight star. Actors generally Carrascolendas ...... 57 M aggie...... 57 Pilot ...... 20-22-30 Johnny Carson ...... 20-22-30 9:00 12:40 6:00 put in long years of hard work and apprenticeship before star­ News...... 3-8-22-30 B aseball...... 40 Midnight dom pops up. Redford did bum around Europe during his 7:00 Hawaii-Five-0...... 3 Magician ...... 8-40 7:30 N ew s...... 3-22-40 Bewitched ...... 5 Price Is Right ...... 3 9:00 Firing Line ...... 9 college years, but then went to New York, where he studied St. of San Francisco .... 8-40 12:45 Andy Griffith ...... 5 The A vengers...... 9 Adam 12...... 5 All in the F am ily...... 3 12:30 both acting and art. He started out on Broadway in ’59 in a bit M ovie...... 20-22-30 Name of the G a m e ...... 3 part, then did a lot of ’TV and made his movie debut in ’61 in Oral Roberts...... 8 Men Who Made Real McCoys...... 18 Last of the Wild...... 8 Joe Forrester...... 20-22-30 Name of the G a m e ...... 3 It Takes a Thief...... 9 1:00 Saturday, Sept. 4 Zoom...... 24-57 Connecticut Report...... 18 9:30 “Warhunt” He became a star with his Broadway success, The Movies ...... 24 1:00 “Barefoot In the Park." And he made many movies before Nashville on the Road ... 18 At the T o p ...... 57 Tomorrow ...... 20-22-30 Gunsmoke ...... 40 Friends of Man ...... 20 M aude...... 3 6:30 10d)0 M ovie...... 9 “Butch Cassidy” — things like “Inside Daisy Clover," “This This is B aseball...... 20 1:30 Hollywood Squares .... 22-30 Life in the Spirit ...... 18 9:30 Ag-USA...... 3 S hazam ...... 3 6:30 T om orrow ...... 20-22-30 Property Is Condemned” and ’"The Chase” Video & Television Movie ...... 2 Partridge Family...... 5 MacNeii Report...... 24-57 M anna...... 18 Patterns for Living...... 5 M pnkees...... 5 lOdX) 1:30 Review ...... 57 Jack B enny...... 5 News...... 8-20-22-30 Polka ...... 40 American Documents...... 3 DEAR DICK: I recently saw a show on Medical Center 10:00 Super Friends...... 8-40 Movie ...... 2 Mary Hartman...... 30 Joe Franklin ...... 9 6:45 Sports Challenge ...... 18 8:00 N ew s...... 5 where a Soviet doctor was brought to the U.S. to treat the son Barnaby Jones ...... 3 U n d of the Lost .. . ,20-22-30 1:40 Food Preserving ...... , ... 59 2:05 New Day ...... 8 Tourists Are Coming .,, 24-57 R h oda...... 3 PTL C lub...... 18 of a USSR envoy. Would you please tell me all yon can about N ew s...... 5 Sesame St...... 24 Jack B enny...... 5 Hitchcock Presents...... 5 7:00 the guy who played the son? TAMELA ’TINGLE, Joplin, Mo. 7:30 ABC News C loseup...... 8-40 7:00 Cross W its...... 5 Jigsaw John ...... 20-22-30 Eye on W omen...... 3 10:30 NFL Football ...... 8-40 2:15 You’ll be seeing more of him. His name is Leigh McCloskey, L ottery...... 3 it Happened on 3:20 News...... 3-22-40 11:0 0 and he’ll be one of the stars on a new series called Executive Mary Stuart, “Joanne” on Underdog...... 5 M ovie...... 5 700 Oub ...... 18 Hitchcock Presents...... 5 Adam 12...... 5 Long Is la n d ...... 9 Pat Collins...... 2 Andy Griffith ...... 5 N ew s...... 3-8-22-24-30-40 Suite next fall. He was also on Rich man. Poor Man, as Peter CBS-TV’s “Search for Cartoon Carnival ...... 8 Run Joe Run ...... 20-22-30 Pilot ...... 20-22-30 3:30 This is B aseball...... 18 PTL C lub...... 18 Concentration...... 8 Mary Hartman ...... 5-57 Strauss’ stepson. He’s 20, and he studied acting at New York’s Tomorrow,” celebrates 3:50 Lucy Show...... 22 11:00 T ennis...... 24-57 Pat Collins...... 2 NFL Action ’76...... 20 Such Good Companions 24-57 Good News T onight...... 9 Dick Van D vke...... 20 Juilliard School. her 25th anniversary on the M ovie...... 2 Consultation ...... 30 Space Nuts ...... 3 Viva Valdez...... 40 4:00 Hollywood Squares ...... 22 Journey to Adventure___18 11:30 daytime show Friday, 10:30 Speed Buggy...... 8-40 MacNeii Report___ .24-57 7:30 To be announced ...... 20 8:30 Ironside ...... 3 Movie ...... 2 DEAR DICK: I noticed the name, Parke Petrine, as Gamer Ted Armstrong...... 9 5:45 M ovie...... 9 Ranger Station ...... 3 Antiques...... 24 Phyllis ...... 3 M ovie...... 5 5:45 associate producer of Starsky and Hutch. It’s such an unusual Black Perspective...... 24-57 Give Us ’This D a y ...... 2 Planet of the Apes.. .20-22-30 Dennis the Menace...... 5 Mary H artm an ...... 30 Merv Griffin ...... 5 Bunny of the Y e a r...... 8-40 Give Us This Day ...... 2 name, I was wondering if he could be the same Parke Petrine N ew s...... 9 Electric Co...... 24 I knew in grade school in Wilmington, Del. MRS. BERNICE Friday, Sept. 3 I Dream of Jeannie...... 22 11:30 KODLER, Logan, Utah. Beverly Hillbillies...... 30 Ghost B u sters...... 3 Could very well be. I wasn’t able to get in touch with him 8:00 OddBall Couple...... 8-40* Tuesday, August 31 directly — he’s no longer with the show — but I did learn that 6:00 W estw ind...... 20-22-30 he is from Delaware and went to the University of Delaware. Adam 12...... 5 Canada Cup of Hockey . 24-57 12:40 Big Blue Marble ...... 3 N ew s...... 3-8-22-30 9:00 11:30 N ew sm akers...... 8 10:00 M ovie...... 8 Flintstones...... 5 Mister Rogers...... 24 6:00 7:30 DEAR DICK — Is composer-singer ’Tim Hardin still making Special: Howdy Doody____5 Bobby Vinton ...... 3 MASH...... 3 Ironside ...... 3 New Directions ...... 18 N ew s...... 5 Dragnet ...... 40 Hong Kong Phooey ...... 8-40 Noon News...... 3-8-22-30 records? I was told he was killed in a motorcycle accident in The Avengers...... 9 Newark & Reality ...... 9 Bewitched...... 5 Adam 12...... 5 M ovie...... 8-40 Movies ...... 5-9 B aseball...... 22 PTL C lub...... 18 1:00 Valley of Dinosaurs...... 3 Oregon. GRACE E. PROSSER, Springfield, Mo. Real McCoys...... 18 MacNeii Report...... 24-57 E m erg en cy ...... 20-22-30 Soul T r a in ...... 5 Real McCoys...... 18 Screen Test...... 8 Police Woman ...... , .2022-30 Mystery of the Week ,. . 8-40 Hardin is still with us, still working. I’m told that he had an Vaudeville ...... 22 Midnight Special ___ 20-22-30 Zoom...... 24-57 Hollywood ^ u a re s ...... 30 8:30 Lost Saucer...... 8 Zoom...... 24-57 Ehepressions...... 18 Evening At Pops .. ... 24-57 Johnny Carson ...... 20-22-30 alcoholic problem, but has conquered that. Last reports were 10:30 1:30 Gunsmoke ...... 40 Room 1 3 1 ...... 40 Ranger Station ...... 3 Je tso n s...... 20-22-30 Gunsmoke...... 40 Music C ity...... 20 9:30 12:30 that he was working in New York. Battle for the M ovie...... 2 6:30 6:00 Brady Bunch...... 5 TV Garden C lu b ...... 24 MacNeii Report — .,. 24-57 Pilot ...... 3 Name of the Gam e ...... 3 White House ...... 40 Joe Franklin ...... 9 N ew s...... 8-20-22-30 Campaign 76 ...... 3 Tom and Jerry ...... 8-40 Bowling ...... 40 6:30 ’Treasure Hunt ...... 30 Christian Living__ ...... 18 IKK) DEAR DICK: My sister and I are having an argument about Kiner’s Komer...... 9 two famons songs, "Jean," and “Whistle a Happy ’Tune."Can Water W orld...... 18 Dealer’s Choice ...... 5 2:10 Connecticut Report...... 9 Partridge Family...... 5 Room 222 ...... 40 10KH) T om orrow ...... 20-22-30 11:00 12:30 yon please tell me what movies these tongs came from? I say Such Good Companions .. 24 Donny & Mane ...... 8-40 M ovie...... 5 News...... 8-20-22-30 8KK) Switch...... 3 N ew s...... 3-8-22-30-40 Josie & Pussycats .. .20-22-30 Fat A lb e rt...... 3 1:30 “Jean” was In “Oliver!” and the other from “’The Sound of Hodgepodge Lodge...... 57 B aseball...... 9 Laughback...... 9 Pilot ...... 3 News...... 5 Mary Hartman ...... 5 3:20 9:00 American Bandstand...... 8 M ovie...... 2 Music.” LESLIE SEIGO, Campbell River, B.C., Can. 7:00 700 C lu b ...... 18 To be announced ...... 18 Cross W its...... 5 PTL Club...... 18 NFL Championship...... 9 M ovie...... 8 Bullwinkle...... 3 Go-USA ...... 20-22-30 Joe FYanklin...... 9 Wrong again. ’Twice wrong. “Jean,” Rod McKuen’s song, N ew s...... 3-22-40 Erica ...... 24 .,..8-40 .202280 Sanford & Son ...... 20-30 Dick Van D yke...... 20 Partridge Family...... 5 Hodgepodge Lodge...... 24 Happy Days...... Police Story ...... 1:40 was in ’“rhe Prime of Miss Jean Brodie.” And “Whistle a Andy Griffith ...... 5 Week in Review ...... 24-57 3:40 Wanted Dead or Alive ____9 Hodgepodge Lodge...... 57 M e ts...... 9 Olympiad...... 24 Jack B enny...... 5 Happy Tune” is one of the great numnbers by Rodgers and Concentration...... 8 11:30 ...... 18 ...... 57 8:30 Pat Collins...... 2 Waldo K itty...... 20-22-30 700 a u b ...... Flying Circus ...... 2:15 Hammerstein from “The King and I.” It Takes a Thief...... 9 U.S. Open T ennis...... 3 7:00 Movin’ O n ...... 2080 Merv G riffin...... 5 Electric Co...... 24 Hitchcock Presents...... 5 Wilburn B rothers...... 18 Chico & ’The Man ...... 20-30 Movies ...... 5-9 4:10 News...... 3-22-40 Oral Roberts...... 22 9:30 Kiner’s Komer — ...... 9 3:30 DEAR DICK: My friend hat a small bet with me. It goes To be announced ...... 20 Wall St. W eek...... 24-57 Rookies ...... 8-40 M ovie...... 2 K’s Always The Andy Griffith ...... 5 Onedln Line...... 24 Video & Teievision back to radio. Remember the Man show, where the man Victory Garden...... 24 Johnny Carson ...... 20-22-30 Scooby-Doo ...... 3 Music Project...... 57 Pat Collins...... 2 9:00 Bewitched ...... 5 Concentration...... 8 Review ...... 57 wonM say, “I have a geatlemaa in the balcony, doctor” and Mary Hartman...... 30 N ew s...... 24 4:50 Outdoors...... 18 give oat silver doUan and M an ban lor correct answen. Movies ...... 3-8-20-30-40 Gilligan ...... 8-40 Right Time 8:30 11.-00 4KI0 Open D oor...... 57 Mary Hartman ...... 57 M ovie...... 8 Wtnt was the aali master’s name. Dr. Who? My friend says it People & Politics ...... 24-57 M ovie...... 9 To be announced ...... 20 Good ’Times...... 3 News...... 3-8-22-48040 M ovie...... 2 7:30 In The Joyce Chen ...... 24 ...... 5 was Dr. Anthony. ALEX KOMO, Royal Oak, Mich. 9:30 11:45 5:55 Pink Panther ...... 20-22-30 Merv Griffin...... Mary H artm an...... 5 8 7 llltch Game PM ...... 3 Mary H artm an...... 30 Laveme & Shirley .. ...8-40 5:50 It was Dr. I.Q. And Mr, Anthony — not Dr. Anthony — was B ible...... 18 M ovie...... 3 Give Us ’This Day ...... 2 Mister Rogers...... 24 WANT ADS NFL Championship ...... 9 Homer in Maine...... 57 Indian Artisfh...... 57 Dick Van Dyke...... 20 Give Us ’This D a y ...... 2 John J. Anthony, who gave advice to the lovelorn. PageJ - WEEKEND - Aug. 28, 1976 FCC jumps on radio ‘bandwagon’ The biggest CB news is being ty, is quite a departure from the way it Now, transmitters must comply with It will ultimately cut down on the con­ transmitted out of Washington, D.C. from has been handled in the past. As a result of FCC specifications or they will not be gestion so you can reach your good buddy the granite headquarters of the Federal these new rules, manufacturers won’t be accepted and certified. This will without so much trouble. So, that’s a se­ Communications Commission. able to play games with pricing as it eliminate, or at least greatly reduce, cond good point. As a result of many complaints about relates to quality and type of equipment spurious emission and comply with har­ Third, assuming you don’t get your set channel congestion and interference, the being sold. monic suppression limitations. Net result: modified, you’ll not have as many people FCC had to do something. Obviously, not all manufacturers were Less interference and a reduction in the on the original 23 channels as you have Their answer was primarily increasing guilty of this sort of thing. But, a lot of in- complaints of many of your neighbors and now. That will make it a little easier. the number of channels for Citizens Radio and-outer assemblers did it and the result the commercial broadcasters in our area. One thing to keep in mind, though, is the Service from 23 to 40. All All this goes into effect on all sets Date when all this goes into effect: Jan. 1, of them in the AM band. marketed after Jan. 1, 1977. One other 1977. If you are buying or planning to buy a They did some other thing the FCC did might aid in the efforts unit now, don’t let a hard-selling salesman things too to resist thievery: All new equipment unload 23 channels on you without The FCC decided that must have a unique identifier, both type or clarifying the program he has for handling equipment authorization CB Convac model number, according to the rules the changeover to 40 channels. would be required of the governing type acceptance and cer- He may be caught with a big inventory tificatitn. in 23-channel units right now and, to move manufacturers prior to By INK DIPPER marketing the unit. Type Out of this welter of rules there is this them out, he’ll make rash promises. Get acceptance of the sort of thinking in Washington: First it is the modification plan in writing. transm.itter must be ob- .... felt that manufacturers will offer a All this is necessary because adapters tained from the FCC. rebuilt program which will utilize your which might connect your existing 23- This is a change. Also, present unit and add the additional channel radio with another unit containing certification for the receiver. was that many units were sleazy. And, channels for a modest amount. Thus, you 17-channels is illegal according to the new The type acceptance and certification since close to 80 per cent of the com­ will have the~benefit of 40 channels for rules. for transceiver and other equipment, ponents or total units came from the only a little more than your original in­ Is it comforting to know that having both transmit and receive capabili­ Orient, it was pretty easy. vestment. Washington is always transmitting? Here’s next schedule Library What'S the object of the "most comprehensive and for town bookmobile critical negotiation in history"? The likely source for hours much of the world's future energy and food? And the 1:20 to 1:50 p.m. —Bishop Here's next week's schedule inspiration for much-loved poems, stories, and songs? Mary Cheney Library for the Manchester Public Dr. 586 Main St.. 643-2471. Library bookmobile: 2 to 2:30 p.m. —McDivitt Adult —9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Dr. Monday Monday through Friday 2:40 to 3:10 p.m. —Grissom Juvenile —9 a.m. to 9 p.m 9 to 9:30 a. m. Dr. OCEANS Monday through Thursday. 9 — Manchester Manor. 3:20 to 3:50 p.m. —Kennedy a m. to 6 p.m. Friday. Rd.and Woodstock Dr 9:40 to 10:10 am . Whiten Memoriai Library —Bluelield Dr, Wednesday Surprised? Then join 13 marine experts on a voyage 100 N. Main St., 643-6892. 10:20 to 10:50 a.m. 9 a.m. to noon —Crestfield through the whole range of human involvement with Adult and Juvenile—10 a.m. -McGuire Dr. Convalescent Home. to 8:30 p.m. Monday through 11 to 11:30 a.m. —Squire 1:20 to 1:50 p.m. —Ansaldi the seas—a tour offered by Courses by Newspaper’s Friday. Village. Rd. 11:40 a.m. to 12:10 p.m. 2 to 2:30 p.m. —Nike Circle. series OCEANS: OUR CONTINUING FRONTIER. —Hackmatack St. 2:40 to 3:10 p.m. -Bruce You'll explore the oceans’ potential and perils, learn 1:20 to 1:50 p.m. —High St. Rd. how their influence on humanity will multiply in the 2 to 2:30 p.m. —Presidential 3:20 to 3:50 p.m. —West abd New books Village. N. Fairfield Sts, future, and join efforts to chart our future course on 2:40 to 3:10 p.m. —Trebe Dr. Thursday the world’s seas. With the tides of change already at Whiton and Thompson Rd, 9 to 9:30 a.m. —Ivy Manor, 3:20 to 3:50 p.m. —Fountain 9:40 to 10:50 a m. —Lincoln sweeping this last, vast frontier, this is a voyage you Village, Center. can’t afford to miss. New books at Manchester’s 11 to U:30 a m. —Glenwood Whiton Memorial Library: Tuesday St. Nonfiction 9 to 9:30 am . —Holiday 11:40 a.m. to 12:10 p.m. Starts Sept. 11 in Weekend House. —Sycamore Lane Barnes — Best detective fic­ 9:40 to 10:10 a.m. —Garden 1:20 to 1:50 p.m. —Charles tion Dr. Apartments. Cascio — Soccer U.S.A. 10:20 to 10:50 a.m. —Bowers 2 to 2:30 p.m. —Durkin and Crankshaw — The shadow of School, Branford Sts. the winter palace: Russia's 11 to 11:30 a.m. —Buckley 2:40 to 3:10 p.m. —Lawton oceoTK drift to revolution, 1825-1917 School, and Weaver Rds. Ellis — Cutting up in the 11:40 a.m. to 12:10 p.m. 3:20 to 3:50 p.m. —Gerard COURSeS DY N€WSPAP€R kitchen —Green School, and Cone Sts. Harwood — The view from Great Gull Haughey — Should anyone say forever? Cheney Library adds books Hersey — The Woman’s Day book of house plants New books at Manchester’s Feifer — Moscow farewell bird Anderson — Gemstones lor Burk — Do it in the dark Josephy — American Mary Cheney Library: Gardner — The cornermen Stein — Coffin country every man Chapman — Harry Slack Heritage history of the Geniesse — Riches of life Stewart — Six weeks Asimov — Asimov on Sullivan: His life and his work Congress of the United States Fiction Holt — Pride of the peacock Whitten — Conflict of in­ physics Christie — Come, tell me Kluger - 7 A needlepoint Aiken — Castle Barebane James — House is dark terest Ayers — The war that never how you live gallery of patterns from the Beattie — Chilly scenes of Kaufman — The master, Yarbo — Time of the fourth was winter Cobbett — Cobbett’s country past and other stories horseman Berchen — Aspects of book Beattie — Distortions Lipman — How to protect Lerman — The girl that he York — Tremorra Towers Boston Davis — Problem of slavery Brown — Autobiography of marries yourself from crime B ettelheim — Uses of in the age of Revolution Mead — World enough; my mother MacLean — The golden gate Nonfiction enchantment Friedan — It changed my rethinking the future Bryers — Target: Plutex Morris — Galveston American heritage dic­ Brandreth — Games of life Teichmann — Smart Aleck: Cassill — Hoyt's child Sevela — Truth is for tionary of the English rains, planes, and trains Hogarth - Paul Hogarth’s The wit, world and life of Creasey — Toff among the strangers language Brown — Reagan, the walking tours of old Alexander Woollcott millions Smith — Eye of the tiger Alpern — Apartments for political chameleon Philadelphia Terzani — Giai Phong! The Edwards — Broken sword Stegner — The spectator the affluent Bryan — Friendly fire Zieleniewicz — Poland fall and liberation of Saigon down on the con- 1 your good buddy e. So, that’s a se-

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