Your neighbors^ views: Today’s question; A pholo-toaturs of briof commontt on topics of tho day.

What do you like about the crafts fair?

/ Rick Gentilcorc Karen Harley Bob Leger Nancy Walsh Joe Colletti Mrs. Thomas Irwin Andrew B. Cavazza Lila Elam 39 W. Middle Tpke. 365 Woodland St. 73 Frances Dr. 108 Helaine Rd. 21 Madison St. 123 Benton St. 1115 N. Elm St. 190 Bush Hill Rd. Manchester Manchester Manchester Manchester Manchester Manchester Manchester Manchester “ There’s not enough “I like everything. My "Amazing talents. 'The "It’s fun to go to. There’s ’’It brings people out. 1 ’’T here's a little of “It exposes the talents of "Good craftsmen, quali culture in the small towns. grandmother is here (a whole family looks forward not much to do in the like the leather goods.” everything. 1 like the hand-, area people” ty work. It's a beautiful A lot of nice things here craftsperson).” to coming.” summer.” crafts.” location." that are inexpensive.”

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Showers ending this evening followed by gradual clearing. Low Inside today

temperatures 60 to 65. Sunday part-

ly sunny. Highs in the mid 80s. Area new s...... 7 Obituaries ...... 14

Chance of rain 20 per cent tonight Classified . 10-11-12 Sr Citizens ...... 2 ’^anrJjPHtpr lEuTittitg Jlrralb Comics...... 13 S p o r t s ...... 9-10 and 10 per cent Sunday, southerly Churches ...... 6 Wings ...... 6 winds gentle variable this evening Manchester—A City of Village Charm -0i' and continuing overnight. National FOURTEEN PAGES WEEKEND INSIDE MANCHESTER, CONN.. SATURDAY. JULY 30, 1977™ VOL. XCVI, No! 255 weather forecast map on Page 11. PRICE. FIFTEEN,tK.\TS . ■ ~ ’ W

News summary Brush fire threatens

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suburb in California

flames have scorched 3,500 acres. State A spokesman for the Forestry CORONA, Calif. (UPI) - A force threatening to drive it into the city creeping fire " in the hills and of reddish brown” from boiling Bureau at the scene said the sky of 900 firefighters fought back a for a third time. canyons over the city, said U.S. clouds of smoke, firefighters hacked GROTON (UPI) — More than 60 was overcast and ”it looks like brush fire ”at the doorsteps” of sub- Firefighters, many of them rushed Forest Service spokesman Tom at the brush and called for rein- survivors of one of the worst dis- rain.” The spokesman said the urban homes that were saved by an in straight from the Santa Barbara Hoose. He said the blaze was fueled forcements as 30 m.p.h. wind gusts asters in American naval history fire was contained and was con- airdrop of water mixed with fire- disaster 160 miles to the north and by tall brush ’’more like trees" that hurled the fire toward the houses. were to be present at today’s sidered stable, “but not under retardant chemicals. going into their fifth day on the lines, has not burned since the Forest Ser- "The firefighters halted that blaze launching ceremonies for the control.” The fire, ignited Thursday by an il- got a break Friday night. Winds sank vice began Jteeping records in 1919. at the doorsteps of the high-speed nuclear attack sub- legal campfire, continued to burn out to 5 miles an hour, and the Firelines contained only 20 per development,” said U.S. Forest Ser- marine Indianapolis. The sur- of control through Friday and into temperature, which hit 105 during the vice spokeswoman Debbie Gold. vivors were aboard the cruiser In- National cent of the perimeter, leaving wide today over 3,000 acres of high brush afternoon firestorm, dropped into the open stretches of flame that could Firefighting helicopters swooped dianapolis when it was torpedoed in the canyons of the Cleveland 60s. blow back into city’s outskirts if the in on a "bombing run," hovered over by a Japanese submarine exactly WASHINGTON (UPI) - New National Forest, with erratic winds “ What we have now is a calm wind shifted, duplicating the Santa the street and, aiming through the 32 years ago today. experimental drugs have Barbara blaze that destroyed 234 smoke, let loose 30,000 gallons of fire rekindled the sex drive in impo- homes. retardant. The dull red liquid NEW BRITAIN (UPI) - The tent men and created it in women Such a thrust Thursday forced splashed down on the flames — and Board of Trustees for State “who never had an erotic feeling Taxi firm seeking evacuation of 25 homes that eventual- on the houses, cars, residents and Colleges has elected a new chair- in their entire lives,” scientists ly were saved, and another sent firemen.

man because Gov. Ella T. Grasso report. In the new issue of its flames racing to within 100 yards or "It was just a fluke that the air

said she will not reappoint Ber- weekly magazine. Chemical and less of the Village Grove housing drop hit the houses. We don't like to nice C. Niejadiik to the board. Engineering News, the American to serve Manchester development at the mouth of Mabey get that stuff on houses, but it was a

Mrs. Niejadiik, board chairman Chemical Society says the drugs Canyon Friday. godsend, " said a spokesman for the for the past 10 years, has been ac- Dial-A-Ride of Connecticut, Inc., of have relieved a wide variety of applied for a suspension of its As patrol car loudspeakers blared state Forestry Department. "It 134 E, Center St., has filed an cused of keeping the board in the sexual disorders in clinical operating license earlier this month. orders to evacuate the area, many saved the houses ' application with the State of Connec< dark about criticisms of building experimentation carried on in Ita- No other firm is presently licensed residents mounted their roofs with When the wind shifted again, the ticut to provide taxi service in the for such service. plans at Western Connecticut ly. West Germany, the garden hoSes, spraying blowing houses on Mabey Canyon Road were towns of Manchester and South Wind- Manchester residents who do not State College in Danbury. Netherlands and Sweden. embers and battling to save their a colorful sight — their fresh paint sor. have their own cars have said that new $75,000 to $150,000 homes. Others splotched black by smoke, scorched The application for the service has HAjRTFORD (UPI) - In a U.S. WASHINGTON (UPI) - the loss of such in-town taxi service piled keepsakes and valuables in yellow by the heat and streaked with been submitted to the state’s.Public District Court lawsuit the state is Secretary of State Cyrus Vance presents transportation problems for their cars and prepared to flee. the red fire retardant. charging 13 major paper com- Utilities Control Authority (PUCA). them. Many had depended on the taxi says his Middle East trip, begin- Under a sky described as "a mass But they were still there. ■ panies with conspiring to fix ning Sunday night, may not A hearing for the Manchester firm’s service for trips to the doctor’s office

prices in meetings around Canada produce the common ground request has been set for Aug. 8 at 10 or grocery store.

and the U.S. since 1965. Attorney between Arabs and Israelis a.m. at the authority’s office, 165

General Carl J. Ajello said Friday needed for a reconvening of the Capitol Ave., Hartford, a PUCA The M anchester law firm of

the state is seeking triple Geneva conference. Asked Friday spokesperson said. Lessner, Rottner, Karp & Plepler

damages for the state and local at a news conference if his trip Dial-A-Ride is seeking licensing for will represent Dial-A-Ride at the

governments of 49 other states will draw together the loose ends three taxis to provide service in both Aug. 8 hearing.

that use commercial printing in the way of a peace conference, Manchester and South Windsor. If PUCA’s rules of practice require

supplies produced by the com- Vance said, “I don’t know. That the license is approved, it would per- that anyone wishing to be admitted panies. remains to be seen.” mit the firm to provide service both as a party to the hearing file a

within the towns and from the towns written petition with PUCA no later to any other area. MIDDLETOWN (UPI) - A 40- WASHINGTON (UPI) - The than five days before the scheduled Manchester has been without an in- year-old forensic psychiatrist second-ranking House Republican date. A copy of the petition should from Montreal has been chosen says top Justice Department of- town taxi service since the East also be forwarded to the applicant or H artford-M anchester Cab Co. director of Connecticut's prison ficials should stop hinting at a its attorney. for the criminally insane. Dr. Ford administration cover-up of Colin C.J. Angliker, now at South Korean influence-buying or McGill University in Montreal, produce some evidence of one. Panama proposes will take over the Whiting Foren- With allegations of the sic Institute in Middletown at a widespread payoff scheme yet to reported salary of $46,000. be proven, GOP Whip Bob Michel of Illinois told reporters Friday canal compromise that Carter administration was guilty of “ cheap shots” against its PANAMA CITY, Panama, (UPI) were the key issues remaining to be Regional predecessor by insinuating the in- — Panama has rejected the latest settled. vestigation never really got going U.S. proposal for a new Canal treaty Carter said none of the problems BOSTON (UPI) - The state of until Gerald Ford left the White was insurmountable, but cautioned but says it will submit a counter- Massachusetts has awarded a $120 House. proposal that will bring the two that the United States "has made a million state employes health in- nations closer to a final settlement. number of important concessions on surance contract to Blue Cross- WASHINGTON (UPI) - Senate Panama’s chief treaty negotiator, the land and water issue, and any Blue Shield which will provide Republican leader Howard Baker Romulo Escabar, said Friday the other important modifications would reductions

— The rain officials hoped would little” to impove U.S.-Soviet Two killed in South Africa

quell a fire Friday at the nation’s relations, and in some cases even JOHANNESBURG, South Africa fire, killing a young woman, and a

largest state-owned park never reversing progress achieved by (UPI) — Police killed two youths in black policeman killed a young man

came, but the National Weather previous administrations. The the black ghetto of Soweto and un- who allegedly was trying to rob a

Service predicted showers for hard-line commentary by political leashed attack dogs on hundreds of milk truck. On the last day of camp today. The NWS said the rain observer Yuri Kornilov, carried others as mounting student protests would end tonight, and an- on an urgent basis by the official against inferior education erupted More than a dozen blacks were in- Bruce Abele, 6, of 73 Chestnut St., winds up for a toss at an

ticipated a one quarter to three Tass news agency friday, also into violence. jured during the day’s disturbances event held Friday at "Carnival Day," the final day of the quarter Inch downpour in the warned that relations now are — six of them when they crashed in Manchester Area Conference of Churches Interfaith Day Camp. Baxter State Park area, where entering a "decisive” period. Police, protecting themselves panic through windows while running The two-week program provided daily activities for about 70 from a crowd of 200 rock-throwing from police and the dogs. Others suf-

youths outside a high school, opened fered dog bites. youngsters. (See other photo on page 14) (Herald photo by Pinto)

PAGE TWO — MANCHESTER EVENING HKRALD, Manchester. Conn . Sat., July 30, 1977 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn,, Sat., July 30, 1977 — PAGE THREE games. The high scorer for bridge Tuesday's golf games were Edward trip from shopping. Health Clinic on News for senior citizens By VI ALLY FORTIN was Florence Hayden with 3,820. Scott, 41; Hector Provost, 42; Russ vacation. On Thursday, three buses left for N ettleton, 45; Vince Porter, 45; Wednesday: 10 a.m., pinochle the German Alps Festival for the day Charles White, 47; Albert Petke, 47; games. Also Friendship Circle Here we go again with another trip column. 1 spelled it all out for you. and had a beautiful day for such a Raymond Bidwell, 47. meeting. No lunch. 12:45 p.m., bridge pinochle and winners were: Esther trip. registration on Monday morning. We still have a number of seats left Anderson, 629; Archie Houghtaling, Schedule for the week games. 1 p.m.. Craft class. Bus S&H STAMPS MAKES US MANCHESTER Just a reminder that this past ^ This one shouldn’t take too long at this writing, so if you would like to 579; M arjorie McLain, 570; Bob pickup at 8:30 a.m. Return trips at PERSONAL Friday ended our five-week summer Monday through Friday: Signing . \ T irir because it's for the Boston Red Sox- go. call us up so that we can fill the Schubert, 563; Etta Hammond, 555; noon and 3 p.m. HOURa meal program and we will not be ser- up for the Red Sox game and also for TEE Clevel«nd Indtans afternoon game of bus. If by Wednesday it isn't full, Grace Windsor, 554; Arvid Peterson, ^ n n e r Lodge. Thursday: 7 a.m., buses leave for NO. ONE RwwntHnd Fun a tpoiWwMi ving meals again until Monday, Sept. MON. -SAT. "DONI WHILa YOU W AIF Thursday. Sept. 1. The seals are in then I'll mention in that night's 551: Martha LaBate, 547; Lillian Monday: 8 a.m., registration for Rockport. 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., open out- Section 18. which is near home plate 19. Our regular programs will con- door shuffleboard games and 72BEAST Of»it am$ for Ant Oecniton column that we will open the Lewis, 543; Lee Steinmeyer, 542. the Red Sox game. 10 a.m., kitchen 1081 MAIN ST. on the Red Sox side. remaining seats to outsiders. tinue, however, and you folks who building open for business and In the afternoon we had our final plan on staying for the day, can bring social games. No lunch today. 1 p.m., f / MIDDLE TURNPIKE MANCHESHR We are limited to 88 reserved seats Speaking of trips, next Thursday. outdoor picnic in the park and served pinochle games. Bus pickup at 8:30 visiting. and we sign up on a first come basis; your own goodies and we will have Phono 840-3338 .Aug 4. two buses are full and will be more than 70 people. After the a.m. Return trips at noontime and Friday: 10 a.m. to noon, kitchen MANCHESTER one person can sign up for two people hot water available for tea. nun I W. Now $»lt Jtnat, lookt, leaving the center here at 7 a.m. for cookout. we had some very nice 3:30 p.m. social games, one canned good ____ * JCMint SuHt only. Registration starts around 8 *1 ilKVICl AND INITAIL INDUITRIAL AND COMlJellciAL Rockport. Mass. This is to give you entertainment. Diane Gentile and Thanks UMCO Tuesday: 9:30 a.m., bus for shop- needed each. No lunch today. 1 p.m. a m The price is $9.50 which includes folks a full day to enjoy all the Marc Bosses, accompanied by their At this time I want to take this op- ping. 1 p.m.. Senior Summer Bowling to 3:30 p.m., setback games. Bus the bus and reserved seat. We ll stop planned activities. You should be get- portunity to once again thank the pickup at 8:30 a.m., return trips at HAS IT! guitars, sang songs that were at the Parkade Lanes. Also return phon. for dinner on the way home and that noontime and 3:30 p.m. MR COmiTIOIIIIIIi - REFIIKIEIIimOR ting back here at the center between enjoyed by all and we sincerely thank members of UNICO for financing 646-0863 meal will be on you. 7 a n d 8 p. m . them for being able to perform for part of this summer portion of our NUTRIG and SHEET METM, Business-Directory Guide For Kunner l.od^e Pinuchle us. The seniors enjoyed them so meals program. Also to Norman 341 BroidSl. Last week we signed up for a one- Fendell who furnished the workers. Mancheit«r Now for the action here at the much that Gloria is making plans to New Engjand Mechanical Services, bic. Uanch.st.r day of relaxation at Banner Lodge in center and it starts with Wednesday have them back in the fall. The after- Thanks to Gerri Kelley who was in ROUTE 113, P.o. BOX 3147 HTanchester ani Surrounding "roleuionil Pvk Moodus. In last Wednesday's morning when we had 38 players for noon ended with the popular bingo charge of the program and her Meetings next week TALCOTTVILLE, CONN. (06066) Suit. 105 helpers Rickey Downes, Hannah ______643-2736 • 643-2192 Belly Gallagher Dresser, Gene Robbins, Richard Vicinity prop. Theater schedule Turgeon, Mary Ann Remiszewski, Here’s next week’s schedule of 8 p.m. — Democratic Town Com- CAMPING EQUIPMENT Ann Carlson, Paul Sullivan, Lynn public meetings in Manchester mittee, Site to be announced. FAMOUS BRAND Overturf, Sue Pariseau, Mary (locations are in Municipal Building, Thursday SATURDAY "Jabberwockv." 2 00-3 50-, Maltempo, Marcia Platt, Tracy TENTS, COTS, SLEEMIM lABS, All MAnilEStEI, featuring this week... TELEVISION - APPLIANCES 'Sinbad and the Eye of the UA T h eater 1 — " S ta r 41 C e n te r S t. , u n le s s n o t e d ) ; 8:30 a.m, — Economic Develop- 5:40-7:30-9:20 ' Kelley, Krista Kerin, Shirley Wirtz tT0VEI,LANTEIINt Burnside Theater 1 — "The UA T h e a te r 3 — "T h e Tiger" 8:30; "Shadow of the Wars." 12:00-2:30-5;15-7:45- Monday ment Commission, Hearing Room. MA.NCHESTER Sting" 2:00-7:05-9:20 and Pat Steele. Also thanks to many Deep. " 2 :00-4:30-7:00-9:30 .Hawk" 10:20 10:15 6:30 p.m. — Probate Judge's Burnside Theater 2 - Wernon Cine 1 — "Rocky " UA T h e a te r 2 - of the students of the ROTC who are 7:30 p.m. — Band Shell Steering Committee, Hearing Room. Hours, Probate Court. FARR'S none RnoVDIEIIT "Race for Your Life Charlie SUNDAY 1 ■38.^00-7:10-9:20 "Jabberwocky," 2:00-3:50- members of the Youth Work THc t v t n T Hma f ro « MV. 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Factora, property on Debbie Dr $60 - fHaurliratrr t iiruinu 200. Warranty deeds Arthur F. Fulton and Frances A. Fulton to Roland R. Manchester — A City of Village Charm policeman’s death Richard Raimondo and Joan M. Raimondo to Charles AHENTION R. Henderson and Lenore J. Henderson, property at 24 Bernier and Cynthia J. Bernier, both of South Windsor Founded Oct. 1. 1881 property at 126 Deepwood Dr., $34,900. COOPER ST. & COOPER HILL O’Learv Dr.. $38,500. Audit Bureau ol Circulation Vembcr Unitad PreM international Malcolm L. Hilton and Esther B. Hilton to Michael AREA RESIDENTS White collar crime is out of control HARTFORD (UPI) - Donahue was arrested a JohnH. Atherton and Agnes Atherton to Richard C. Published by the Manchester Publishing Co . Herald Square, Szkirka and Shirley T. Szkirka, both of East Hartford, Hartford PoRce today are few minutes later as he LaPolla and Linda J. LaPofla, property at 46 Diane Dr., Just a Rsmlndar Manchester. Conn 06040 Telephone (203) 643-2711. No victim A., the government tells us that in- good guys wind up not only with the property at 6 French Rd., $37,500. By Saul D. Astor mourning the death of a tried to leave the house $41,000. DiHHululiuii of Raymond F Ro6m»c*n Editor-PuDi'snef Harold E Turkington Manaying Editor A crime of property or money often ternational bribery is a way of in- girl, but with the money, too. fellow officer who acciden- through a window, police Marcus M. Hamilton and Olive P. Hamilton to Irene M. ED’S CORNER Do you know what will cost the Irucle name Well, if stealing or bribery doesn’t tally shot himself while said. Cahill, South Windsor, property at Northfield Green Con- American economy more than the has no apparent victim, furthermore, dustrial life. It becomes obvious that 59 COOPER 8T. MANCHESTER deprive you of your identity as a good running for cover from a Police said Donahue was dominiums, $34,000. Ronald E. Wright, no longer doing business as Wright Opinion entire defense budget authorized by other than a faceless retail store. the major companies of our nation, Premiums. A New Neighborhood Convenience Store guy, and if stealing or bribery doesn’t man who had fired a charged with first degree Mary Winzler, Katherine Winzler and Dorothy Winzler It now the 94th Congress for 1977? Stealing and bribing and embezzling and the most respected, have New I rude nunieft have b ^ m e part of the fabric of our engaged in widespread commercial lead to jail, and if stealing or bribery shotgun. reckless endangerment, to Mark S. Traut and Nancy M. Traut, both of Vernon, Crime. property at 31 Madison St., $37,500. Herbal Enterprise Inc., doing business as Wright OPEN FOR BUSINESS economy. There’s no other way to bribery. But we are not ye( told that enriches you, why not steal or bribe? Police said John F. Daley, discharging a firearm Congress authorized fl04.3 billion 29, tripped on a curb as he within city limits and dis- Louis J. Mega and Ismeria A. Mega to Stephen J. Premiums, 205 Hartford Rd. W« Carry MILK-BREAD-CIQARETTES explain the frequency and size of such domestic bribery is even greater You seem to have nothing to lose. for defense. Crime, says the Joint ran to his cruiser where orderly conduct. A second Reynolds, East Hartford, property at 196 Oak St., $39,500. Vittorio J. Casasanta and Ninetta G. Casasanta, both of M wall aa olhar Qrocary llama OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK Economic Committee, cost $125 occurrences. And worse, what we are than International bribery. Wait until A fact of life other policemen were man, Howard S. Kidd, 44, Glenn R. Anderson to James M. Ruel and Debra C. Vernon, doing business as Versatile Metal Spinning Co., 1 Fair weather felons experiencing now are merely the we have to confront ourselves in that Mitchell Dr. Mon-Sal. 9 AM III S PM - Sundaya 9-9 PM billion. Including 22.7 billion for The point I have been trying to huddled. of Hartford was also Ruel, property at 49 Foley St., $31,000. WE ACCEPT QOV. FOOD STAMPS criminal Justice. And what's the harbingers of things to come. mirror. We may discover that make is that dishonesty is an integral A bullet from his own arrested in the incident, Michael T. Rlngbloom and Marcelle J. Ringbloom to .MurriiiK«- lirense The FBI reports the crime Noting that the sharpest Some of the more specific har- bribery, and other forms of conflicts part of our economic life, whether revolver entered his right the spokesman said. Phyllis Dwire Wilson, property at 51 Cooper St., $40,000. Keith A. Lovell and Dawn M. Berger, both of South rate in the United States drops in crimes occurred in bingers may be the following: of interest, grease the wheels of this you tike it or not and whether you side and exited on his left, Ronald E. Blake and Sharon J. Blake to Jane A. Smith, Windsor, Aug, 6. Opinion — One of the largest single depart- nation's economy, at home as well as police said. dropped by nine per cent in the January and in regions hardest participate in it or not. It is of such a ment stores in the world has been abroad. dimension that you can no longer Daley, a seven-year first three months of this year, hit by the winter, the bureau largest single element of the $125 experiencing a shortage, during each The "theft” implicit in bribery is hide it in a closet or pretend it does veteran of the force, was compared with the same theorizes cold weather could billion cost of crime? White collar rushed to Ml. Sinai in a All Stop&Shofis open Sunday 9 am* s pm of the past three years, of almost necessarily tolerated by the sytem crime, which costs $44 billion, twice not exist. The function of loss preven- period in 1976. have discouraged criminals eight per cent of sales, suffering well that feeds off it. And since bribery is police cruiser, but died the size of the entire cost of the tion in business is, therefore, one of after emergency surgery. It was the biggest quarterly over one million incidents of theft necessarily a crime of the powerful, from venturing out to criminal justice system. increasing significance. In retailing Hartford Police Chief and shoplifting per year. That's just the powerful thus set the example for drop since the FBI began burglarize, mug, steal, White collar crime is of such particularly, it is a function that will Hugo Maslni was at the in one store. issuing reports 19 years ago. murder, etc. dimensions that we cannot con- the underlings who are striving up- make the difference between success hospital wilh Daley's wife, wanVMoeupansndt — We have seen many major super- ward. Crimes of property are nimm coupon l_ Not coincidentally, it also ceivably stamp it out. The probabili- and failure. Donna, when the officer Are we becoming a nation of markets close their doors in ghetto therefore by this slightly devious was the coldest quarter in ty of its reduction does not truly A few years ago, no one anticipated died. His parents were on softies? areas, unable to prevent the most reasoning, merely the means of their way to the hospital exist. Gerald Caplan, the Director of that crime and inventory shortages Crackers Saive Save more than 19 years. blatant and open thefts imaginable. emulating and joining the establish- from Massachusetts. ^nshine the National Institute of Law En- could ever rise to their present level. FREE! Men, women, and children have ment, and thus the initiation rites of So let us not fool ourselves now Let When police arrived at |16oz. 28 oz. No Return Bottle 2 cuttowwr _2955 It also should be good news tainly, to pipe the gas across missioner, says the new ) Grocery to John G. McMillan, the Salt Canada than to go through the Neither side has had the wit to so conclude facility, to be located near SOlf SOrviCG doli Ideastoryour dinner menu. ililttWlLlikliili Lake City pipeline operator the existing prison in Wi t h t h i » c o t t o n W< h t h i 9 c o u p o n expensive, wasteful and risky WASHINGTON — "Nothing in this employes who refuse to join or pay work states, but it takes no giant In- Cheshire, will be one of Stop & Shop “Great Beef’ USDA Choice whose proposal to lay pipe process of liquefying it and bill will cause the emotionalism of membership dues,” tellect to discover where the non- th r e e se c tio n s in a Sun do ry along the Alcan Highway once shipping it down the West other proposals,” said Labor :scasc«e»f«-—' He is saying, in plain English, that unionists would find themselves in, propose.fi complex Save Save Coast by tanker. Secretary Ray Marshall in unveiling nonunion members would have to say, an -organized steel plant in a designed ease overcrow- Sliced Bacon President Carter’s proposal to the National Labor Relations Act in negotiate their own contracts, in- ding andto cut operating Our own Ihnfty brand. i tb. IS' 23' state that has okayed the closed shop. guaranteeing employes the right to You’ll like its flavor. pkg. t7oz.pot|rbeg>10peck 27ounce )sr bolster Big Labor’s organizing ef- dividually or collectively. That is to Both proposals are dumb, but costs in (he state’s prison. form or join labor organizations, as Plans 'for the buildings Srloin Steak Tang forts. say, if a union negotiated a wage in- Hatch's is the more unrealistic. In Child Mild or Gem Beef Franks ^ 89' Nestea Thought well as the right to refrain from are being redrawn to con- InMaiS Orange “This is not an anti-union bill, it is crease, it would not apply to non- states with no right-to-work laws, he Nepco Knockwursf ij *1 “ joining such organizations...” form to energy conserva- i Iced Tea Mix Breakfaet Dilnli Mix a pro-worker proposal,” said Sen. union members. Neither would hours would leave workers in unionized Nepco Kielbasi PolshStyHsausage f'*!" 0pood SunJijy 31 -S tI A ,^ 9 aq c ‘P - B** IGoodSien Ju»y 31 S « A»g 9 0 0 * 9 ^ tion building in code on* pkg p*) PuUOm*i c B 0 Cn Orrin Hatch, R-Utah, as he in- Unions relieved of work, or fringe benefits. companies naked to their employers. . on* , * p*, cusaom*, C -3 r C requirfments. Hebrew National Franks ’i? > l« IS9 I love the thought of Christ’s se- centered on Jesus — looking for His troduced a bill he said would Very well. I’ll buy that. No one Grocery^l cond coming. My heart is thrilled soon return. Go it alone What is needed is legislation that 'The state will probably Center Cut Bacon ^ «v * lb eliminate compulsory union should be forced to join a union for when I think that this may be the He may come today. If He does not Those members who chose not to would deny labor unions supreme advertise for bids for the Plumrose Canned Ham imported i, »2" JLllLddAAdlllli! representation. any reason. But Hatch’s bill would Wi t h t h u c o k p o n Wi t h t Nt COt S KHI year of the Lord’s return for His own. come today. He may come join the union would have to go it control, while protecting the non- other two sections in late Both should go soak their heads. relieve unions of "any obligation to alone — do their own bargaining. member from outlaw status. Neither fall and construction for Over and over Christ said, "Watch.” tomorrow. Let us be filled with new seafood Sealiscious buys. Boneless Top Sirloin Steak Beef Loin' London Broil The right-to-work people in Congress bargain for or otherwise represent That might work in the 19 right-to- side has had the wit to so conclude. should begin in the winter Save Save What He meant was, watch your Bi- possibilities. Tomorrow is another or spring, depending on the Greal Beef will not accept Carter’s bill, and the ^^F resh Haddock Tip Steak Beef Round for London Broil ble. Watch world developments. great opportunity to enjoy the weather, according to USDA Choice 3fhelaree"fmulySSze"padtaee Rich N’ Chips Hungry Jack We know how important specials are to you. They save you money, help you buy a little more. or C.C. Biggs before the National Labor Relations §Ti. tnetent Meshed Potatoee I We make our specials really good values. Large saving ... large quantities GoodSun Jufy3l-Sal Aug 9 00,4 ■ jOoodSwn Ju»y3l-S«i Aug 9 O O C B Board. They would for the first time Driidcs bm *o n *p *g p*> custom*! |LurMon*pag p*,cuMomt> irocer allow the government to bar a firm Orange 3-4 lb. pkg. I G r o c e r y | yV j from obtaining government con- Grape or Shoulder New Zealand-frozen, tracts for three years if the company IN TER STA TE 8 4 Punch rrxn mi coupon EXIT 58 / Wi t h i h i t c c M> o n is found guilty of violating the labor SILVER LANE Plastic (Sal. Jug laws. ROBERnSTRE^ Save New powers EAST HARTFORD b s k e r y Made wiUi quality ingredients. 588-8810 Moreover, the proposed legislation 5 lb box $499 24^ would also allow the NLRB to pay BARQAINMAnN^B Beef Patties 20-4 oz. patties frozen on purcheee of 4-6 oz. pkge. | 26 ounce pkg. <2.S0 III 2'30IW . trankfiirt Rolls Jelk> employes wages that were lost orSandw khllolls^, 'White Gem Chicken Breast 99s Snowy during periods of delay in negotiating SlOpffShop ^pkfi; Gelatin Dry Blewh an initial contract after union THE BAD NEWS — Asaorted Flevois SH Home Kitchen Bread iSn'SS White Gem” Legs X 79s iOoodSun.JuhfU.SM Aug 9 ILmllourpkgs p*,cutiom*, r»t on* (*g pM Custom*, ■ recognition was granted. The board Cracked Wheat Bread Is.* 2 ^ * 1 Wings 69s could also order double back pay to BREAKING Honey Wheat Bread Jumbo Size employes illegally discharged before TRAINIlfe 2Vj’-3 lb. pkg. PC co^o* aeA»iM0t**XTV« Stops Shop Donuts “.TTirST,'' 89* Fiorida the initial contract. • C S WAh lhi9 coupon Boss George Meany of the AFlr Stop & Shop Lemon Pie 89' CIO has bought that, but Congress WALT DISNEYMTouT' CMt Stop & Shop Pound Cake SSS: '« 5 9 ' I Jumbo Mangos 89?. « S a^ 7NM California won’t. There are too many on Capitol HiSCUERS Hill who think Big Labor already has dairy Cool, quick apedals from our 70t too much power. Besides, there are daiw. 64 ounce )uQ 28 pound beg all those polls saying that even union Gallm Low Fkt Milk Dynamo Gaines members are opposed to compulsory LIZA RCfiERI Liquid Laundry unionism. MI NNELLI DENI RO Detergent Dog Meal Great GoodSiiXi Jkiy 3 1 -lM . Aug 9 O O O ^ ^ ;Oao«SHn.JiA|i91-S« . Aug 9 Should know belter NEWVI RK NEV VUfih Limlan*|ugp*>ciMlom*t ' -'en*b*gp*icuMemi> Breyers Yogurt 3 IS 89' I Grocery So now comes Orrin Hatch, who All NaturaF-Assorted Flavors should know better. He has in- Fleischmanns Margarine ‘S' 69“ IK n ei^ p les » troduced a bill that would eliminate 1 pound pkg. qtr. lb. sticks 79 .*11., HU* W U |W I wm it m Gotipon compulsory union representation by Breakstone Sour Cream Z 39' "relieving uniop officials of the legal Reddi Wip Cream 69' Save Save obligation to provide union services Kraft Singles wMeotveiiovi nA s | to non-members.” Anwncan Cheese Food Slices 49 30 3

Wing of ovonlng By CU F F SIMPSON Community calendar Fifth bus Andover Thursday joins run A candle of confidence In our country in soul. Probably the most familiar Charter Revision Commission, 7:30 Some of you know about the Chris- “business” as a whole. Corporations passage in the Bible is Matthew 6:8- Monday p.m.. Town Hall. on Monday tian Children’s Fund which has are thought of as impersonal 13. llie translation of the U rd ’s AssAsor, t&x collector, 7 to 9 p.m.. Board of Education, 7:30 p.m., high headquarters In Richmond, Va. This monolith’s with little concern for the Prayer in the Good News Bible Is as Town Office Building. school. organization cares for children In public interest. To combat this image follows: Fire commissioners, 7:30 p.m., Vernon many countries of the world.-To care at the last GM stockholders annual "Our Father In heaven: firehouse. East Hartford Vernon area people have taken to for a child costs the sponsor $15 a meeting, Thomas Murphy, chair- May your holy name be Today commuter buses so well that the month. The relationship is a personal man, said: honored: Bolton state Department of Transportation "...All through the recent star- may your kingdom come; St. Rose Carnival’s last day and one with exchange of pictures and night. is adding more buses to the new Ver- letters where possible. crossed decade, which began with may your will be done on Monday non run. The Rev. Verent J. Mills, who has the assassination of one Resident earth Assessor, town clerk, tax collector, Monday Starting Monday, a fifth bus will be been with the CCF for 30 years, and ended with the resignation of as it is in heaven. 7 to 9 p.m.. Community Hall. Redevelopment Agency, 7:45 p.m . added to the run, said Commissioner writes glowingly of the difference another, the Institution sank ever Give us today the food we Board of Selectmen special Town Hall. James F. Shugrue. that has been made In the lives of lower in the public esteem. Business need. meeting, 7;30 p.m.. Community Hall. Tuesday The new morning run will begin needy children because of the came to be thought of...as something Forgive us the wrongs we Tuesday from the transportation lot on Rt. 30 remote from the public Interest. have done, Sunshine Special, the Exchange generosity of caring persons. It is not Board of Selectmen, 7:30 p.m.. near Exit 96 off 1-86 which is about a as we forgive the Club’s special day for kids at Martin only the wealthy who help. He quotes Business was pictured as an Community Hall. Park, starts at 9 a.m. half-mile east of the Vernon Circle. It this letter; exploiter of the people rather than wrongs that Wednesday Republicans hold caucus to pick leaves at 7:07 a.m. and will make "To Dr. Mills: their servant. others have done to us. stops at Central Row at 7:32 a.m., Library directors, 8 p.m., Bentley candidates, 5 p.m., Raymond I saw your magazine in the public "This kind of thinking is wrong. Do not bring us to hard Library. Pearl and Trumbull Sts. at 7:35 a.m.. library on 42nd St. and want to help Business, every business, from the testing, Memorial Library. Asylum St. an Union PI. at 7:39 a.m., hungry kids. Here’s 5 dimes which is smallest to the largest, is comprised but keep us lafe from Thursday Wednesday Asylum St. at Hartford Fire at 7:43 half my allowance. I am nine years of people. People like you own it. ^the Evil One." ■ Board of Education special Democrats caucus at the Common a.m. and Sigourney at Aetna at 7:47 old. I think of you. Love, People like me work for it. People Pray first and laa| meeting, 8 p.m., Bolton Elementary Pleas Court 12 by the police station, 8 a.m. p.m. ^ Julio like all of us buy its products. A “There is nothing elle to do now School. The 6:50 a.m. run will change a lit- New York, New York” business is neither moral nor im- but to pray.” tle. This begins from the transporta- If you want further information, moral; only people are. A business is Frequently I hear this thought Coventry Hebron tion lot on Mile Hill Rd. at Exit 98. It write to CCF, P.O. Box 26511, Rich- neither warm nor unfeeling; only (Herald photo by Barlow) expressed when some emergency has Monday will continue to make stops at Ver- mond, Va. 23261. people are. A business is neither Monday non Middle School on Rt. 30 at 6:57 Wooden saint welcomes worshipers to the Blessed Sacrament Church chapel, East Hartford. hit a family or when someone is Town Office Building open 7-9 “What’s good for General sympathetic nor disinterested; only found to have a deadly dlsbase. It im- Special Town Meeting, 7:30 p.m.. a.m. and at the state parking lot on people are.” Town Hall. p.m., town clerk, tax collector and Rt. 30 at 7:02 a.m. From there, it will Motors...’’ plies that everything man can do has assessor. To quote a familiar phrase: "Up been done. Nothing is left but to turn Town Council, 7;30 p.m.. Town go directly to the Asylum Hill area I believe that there is a great lack with pMpIe!" to God as a last resort. 1', Hall. Wednesday Visitors to Vernon library summer program arriving Asylum St. at Hartford Fire Bones in the church Committee on the Needs of the Public Health Nurses, Town Office I do not deny that GodJs a "last A passive little ferret sits patiently in the hands of Eileen Fielding of the Children's at 7:25 a.m. and Sigourney St. at Aet- A southern preacher divided his Aging, 7:30 p.m.. Town Hall. Building, 1-3 p.m.; Ham Radio Club, na at 7:30 a.m. resort” but I believe that’we must Museum of Hartford as children at Rockville Public Library touch his fur. He doesn’t even church members into fiye types of resort to Him first, jast arid always. Board of Welfare, 2 to 3 p.m.. Town Town Office Building, 7 p.m.; movie, In the evening, a new run will begin LO C AL CHURCHES bones. To put off any relationship with Him Hall. Gilead Hill School, 8:30 p.m. mind that the children were told his fur smells like skunk. He was one of several animals, at 4:09 p.m. from in front of the gas 1. "Wishbones” — Folks always until things are desperate is'to miss a Tuesday Thursday including a boa constrictor, that the children were allowed to examine as part of a summer company building on Pearl St. It will wishing for better things, but never lifetime of peace and Joy. Hecan be a Housing Authority, 7:30 p.m.. Board of Selectmen, Town Office program at the library. (Herald photo by Richmond) pick up passengers at Pearl and Lewis Sts. at 4:11 p.m. and Central TRINITY COVENANT CHURCH, 302 willing to work and pray for them. constant companion in timejl of hap- Town Hall. Building, 7 p.m.; Zoning Board of open to the public Mondays through ST. BARTHOLOMEW’S CHURCH, Sunday Masses at 7:30, 9, 10:30 a.m., Row at 4:15 p.m. and then will Hackmatack St. Rev. Norman E. Fridays from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. and the E. Middle Tpke. Rev. Philip Hussey, noon, and 5 p.m. 2. "Jawbones” — The gossiping piness and sorrow, in tim ea^ calm Republican Town Committee Appeals, Town Office Building, 8 Swensen, pastor; Mr. Milton Nilson, first and third Thursday evenings from 7 pastor. UNITED PENTECOSTAL CHURCH, kind that keep the church in turmoil. and turmoil. How much ea^er it is caucus, 8 p.m.. Town Hall. p.ii).; ^ a r d of Education, Gilead proceed directly to the parking lots in assistant to the pastor. to 9 except hoiidays, a free public lending Saturday Mass at 5 p.m.; Sunday 185 Woodbrldge St. Rev. Robert Baker, 3. "Funnybones” - Like the bone the feel the Power of his loving Democratic Town Committee Hill School Library, 8 p.m. Vernon. 8:30 and 10:30 a m.. Morning Worship library is also maintained. Masses at 8:30, 10; 15 and 11:30 a.m. pastor. in the elbow that throws a person into Presence when trials com* if we caucus, 8 p.m., Capt. Nathan Hale The 4:05 p.m. bus that starts out Service with Mr. Paul Norllng leading JEHOVAH’S WITNESSES, 728 N. GOSPEL HALU 415 Center St. 10 a.m., Sunday School classes for all a tizzy when it is hurt. They are have been aware of Him all along the School. RHS lists honor roll from Asylum St. and Union PI. will the service and Mr. Philip Woodrow M ^ St. 10 a.m.. Breaking bread; 11:45 a.m., ages; 11 a.m.. Worship; 7 p.m.. Prayer; touchy, wear their feelings on their way. The Psalmist knew this when he Wednesday South Windsor be rescheduled to leave at 4:08 p.m. giving the message for the day; 9:30- 10 a.m.. Public Bible discourse (The Sunday School; 7 p.m., Gospel meeting. 7:30 p.m.. Evangelistic Service, public sleeves and are always talking about making pickups at Asylum St. at wrote: Sewer Authority, 7:30 p.m.. Town Monday 10:15 a.m.. Fellowship and coffee. Meaning of The Parables.’’; 11 a.m.. ST. BRIDGET CHURCH, 70 Main St. invIM. leaving the church. ’This is the Rockville High School Robinson, Lynn Schmelter, Elien Michael Tringali, Michael Witthoft, Hartford Fire at 4:10 p.m. and COMMUNITY BAPTIST CHURCH, “Yea, though I walk through the Hall. Group discussion of June 15 Watchtower Rev. John J. Delaney, pastor. Rev. ST. JOHN’S POUSH NATIONAL 4. "Drybones” — Orthodox but 8 p.m.. Town Council, Town Hall. honor roll for the fourth marking Schumey, Valerie Stigas, Alan Tiedt, Mark Zanella. Sigourney St. at Aetna at 4:15 p.m. AN A.MERICAN BAPTIST CHURCH, CATHOLIC CHURCH, 23 Golway St. valley of the shadow of death, magazine article "Keeping a Tight Grip William J. Stack, Rev. William J. Parks and Recreation Commis- Rhonda Tuttle, Lorraine Veilleux, David 585 E. Center St. Rev. Ondon Stairs, Rev. Walter A. Hyszko.pastor. dead as fossils. I will fear no evil; for thou art with Tuesday period. Seniors From there it will travel express to on the Word of Life.” Killeen. sion, 7:30 p.m.. Town Hall. ViVenzio, Gail Zanella. Vernon. minister; Rev. Frederick Lam, director EMANUEL LUTHERAN CHURCH, Saturday Masses at 5 and 7:30 p.m., 9 a.m.. Mass in English; 10:30 a.m.. 5. "Backbones” — The spiritual me.” 7;30 p.m. Board of Education. High Honors Mass in Polish and English. support of the church that keeps the Board of Welfare, 7:30 to 8:30 p.m.. 7:30 Planning and Zoning, Town Freshmen Juniors of Christian educaUon. Church and Chestnut Sts. Rev. Ronald school auditorium; Sunday Masses at He It "with us,” first, last and Town Hall. Gregory Ames, Mark Anderson, Joan 9:30 a.m.. Worship, message. The Rev. Fournier, Rev. Dale Gustafson, pastors. 7:30, 9 and 10:30, in church; 10:30 a.m. SALVATION ARMY, 661 Main St. body standing. always, if we will only turn to Him in Hail. High honors High honors Aubln, Robyn Beaulieu, Margaret Beebe, Barbara West, associate at Mary's Lynn Bruer, intern; Rev. C. Henry and noon in school auditoriium. Capt. and Mrs. Arthur Carlson, corps of- Gregory Barbero, Nancy Cavanaugh, Darlene Bokis, Diane Brunell, Robert Barbara Bousquet, Valerie Boynton, ficers. The Good News Bible prayer and recognize his Presence. Seek members Episcopal Church, guest preacher. Anderson, pastor emeritus. FULL GOSPEL INTERDENOMI- Jonathan Connell, Ann Cosgrove, Marie Bruno, Nancy Chartier, Brenda Diane Brierley, Thomas Bronson, Peter 9:30 a.m., Sunday School; 10:45 a.m.. From time to time in this column I From the writer of Nursery provided. Immediately a.m.. Matins in chapel; 8:30 a.m., NATIONAL CHURCH, 745 Main St. Culjak, Paul Dickinson, Carl Falcone, Cleveland, Cecily Cloutier, Richard Casa, Mary Casselis, Alan Chandler, Suburban Women’s Club of Vernon, 8 Holiness Meeting; p.m., Open-Air try to bring a fresh meaning to old following uie service, there will be a Emanuel "instant Choir” rehearsal; 9 Rev. Philip Saunders, minister. 6 “Pilgrim’s Provress’’ Linda Gibbs, Kim Gordon. Davis, Brian Furbish, Deborah Gilbert, Brenda Crockett. Ellington and Tolland, Inc. is conduc- Meeting; 7 p.m.. Salvation Meeting. Dems pick candidates fellowship and sharing group in the a.m.. Divine Worship, chapel for 10:30 a.m.. Praise, Worship Service familiar words. Too much familiari- In prayer it is better to have a Mark Grocbowski, Stephen Heany, Jennifer Giedhill, Sandra Goldsmith, JoAnn Cropley, Dwight Day, Gayle ting its annual membership drive this Living Rwm, led by the Rev. Mr. Lam. children, nursery for infants. and Bible study for all ages; 7 p.m.. CONCORDIA LUTHERAN ty may cause the words to roll off the Bryan Mannel, Kathieen McKone, Beth Michaei Gottier, Paul Grochowskl, Diebolt, Amy Dresner, Laura Ellis, summer. The club meets on the first CHURCH, (Lutheran Church of heart without words than words Coventry All are welcome. SECOND CONGREGATIONAL Deliverance Service. tongue without any impression on the without a heart.” mat additional names would be put in Phillips, MaryJane Pullen, Susan Robert Hagerty, Steven Hall, Dawn Steven Fisher, Maryclaire Fleming, Tuesday of each month at the Vernon ST. MARY’S EPISCOPAL CHURCH, America), 40 Pitkin St. Rev. Burton D. Romanowski, Roxanne Rozman, Jean Theresa Glidden, Karen Hattin, Susan CHURCH, 385 N. Main St. Rev. Dr FAITH BAPTIST CHURCH, Orange — John Bunyan The Democratic Town Committee wmiq^ion from the floor at the Center Middle School, with a Church and Park Sts. Rev. Stephen K. James D. MacLauchlin, minister. Hall 72 E. Center St. Rev. James Strand, Rev. David W. Rinas, co-pastors. Sacuzzo, Keith White, Rohin Wytas. Irwin, Mary Kirby, Robert Kukulka, 9 a.m.. Holy Communion, Nursery for held a special session this week to en- business meeting followed by a social Jacobson, rector; Rev. Alan J. 10 a.m.. United Worship with Center Beliasov, pastor. ^esda jK^ucus . Michael Madden. small children. dorse candidates to the party’s Honors program. Broadhead, assistant to the rector; Rev. Congregational Church at Second Church, 9:30 a.m., Sunday School; 10:30 a.m.. \T h e council is a 7-member agency. Suzanne Niemann, Cynthia Parker, Jelfrey Martin, Linda Martin, Marcia ZION EVANGEUCAL LUTHERAN caucus scheduled for Tuesday at 8 Susan Ames, Cynthia Bryant, Marilyn Besides social activities, the club Barbara F. West, assistant to the rector. (hild care for Nursery through Grade 3, Worship Service; 7 p.m.. Evening Ser- E ^ h party may put up five can- Cameron, Steven Cohen, Cindy Doolady, Diane Patrizzi, Mark Pedersen, Russell May, Allison McMiilan, Lisa Moody, CHURCH (.Miaaouri Synod), Cooper Tobacco field girls p.m. at the Capt. Nathan Hale Prechtl. participates in many Community 7:30 a.m.. Holy Eucharist, Rite 2 with sermon by the Rev. Dr. MacLauchlin, vice. didates. The seven candidates Glenn Doyle, Susan Forbish, Cheryl Susan O’Coin, Doreen Ritzen, Terri and High Sts. Rev. Charles W. Kuhl, School. The caucus will be open to all Lori Price, Evelyn Raak, Allen Riber- homily by Father Jacobson; 10 a.m.. "Bitter or Better,” Fellowship Hour in CHURCH OF THE ASSSU.MPTION, receiving the highest vote are Golden, Sharon Harding, Peter Reggie, Ruganis, Patricia Sadiak, Wendy Sater- Service projects which benefit the pastor. dy, Cindy Rothweil, David Sanborn, Marc Holy Communion, Book of Common the Hall after the service. Adams St. at Thompson Rd. Rev. registered Democrats in Coventry. elected. The Board of Education has Kerri Kane, Jeff Koenig, Gloria Kowalc- nis, Andrea Skowronek, John Summers, tri-town area. During the past year, 10:30 a.m.. Divine Worship, the Rev. will sing at Calvary Shakin, Cindy Shaw, David Singer, Donna Prayer with sermon by Father Jacobson. SOUTH UNITED METHODIST Edward S. Pepin,, pastor; Rev. Paul The Democrats were unable to en- seven members. Each party puts up zyk, Karen Koziol, Terry Kozlowski, Paul Barry Taylor, Carol Taylor, Deborah members decorated Santa’s House in Karl E. Blake of Redeemer Lutheran Smith, Gregory Surdel, Robin Tierney, CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE, 236 CHURCH, 1226 Main St. Rev. George W. Trinque. dorse a complete slate, since they Kukulka. Vogel. Rockville, delivered Meals on Church, Lebanon, guest preacher. four candidates, and one is Laurent Veilleux, Stefanie Wermter, Main St. Rev. Neale McLain, pastor. Webb, Rev. Laurence M. Hill, Rev. Saturday Masses at 5 and 7:30 p.m.; A 43-voice choral group composed with the young men aid women in were one candidate short for Zoning eliminated in the election. David Lamot, Beth Osolin, David Par- Honors Wheels to the tri-town elderly, Rev. Donald P. Kauffman, associate. CALVARY CHURCH OF THE Matthew Wytas, Tono Yitchinsky. Bruce A. Pehrson, pastors. Sunday Masses at 7:30, 9. 10:30 and 11:45 of teenage girls from Virginia will two separate camps in ihe Buckland Board of Appeals alternates. One of dus, Cheryl Pasternak, Kim Pelletier, Donna Antonelli, Desiree Atamian, dressed dollas for the Firemen’s Toy 9:30 a.m., Sunday School, classes for ASSEMBLIES OF GOD, 647 E. Middle Platform Committee Chairman 10 a.m.. Worship Service, Pastor Webb a.m. provide special song in the 10:30 a.m. area. Approximately 125 fellows and six candidates was eliminated for the Pamela Philbrick, Colleen Poprawa, Honors David Bobcock, Peggy Bachiochi. Drive, gave a Christmas party at all ages; 10:45 a.m.. Morning W or^p, Tpke. Rev. Kenneth L. Gustafson, pastor. Alvah Phillips said his group may preaching, "What Kind of Soil is Your CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF Sunday service of Worship at Calvary 85 girls, all youth from Virginia, have Town (Council race, to which each Brian Prechtl, Robert Quigley, Laura Margaret Baker, Margaret Beatrice, Russeil Baron, Thomas Barton, Thomas message by the Rev. Mr. McLain, 9:30 a.m., Sunday School. Classes for begin deliberations as early as Aug. Talcottville School, and assisted with Soul?" Nursery including 5 year olds; LATTER-DAY SAINTS, Woodside St. it Rothammer, Kenneth Shoop, Jill Stasia Bloniarz, Linda Boucher, Herbert Beii, Donna Bibeault, Steve Booth, Mary ChildrM's Church and Nursery provided; adults and children; 10:30 a.m.. Service Church, 647 E. Middle Tpke., the been working in the tobacco fields party may nominate five. 3. Candidates are traditionally in- the Swine Flu Clinics and United Way 7:30 p.m., Praise and Teaching Service. HiUstown Rd. Wendel K. Walton, bishop. Spencer, Lisa Stokes, Carol Weber, Bucklin, Mark Burgess, Engelina Cohen, Boyie. 6 p.m.. Evening service, message by the of Worship. 43 Voice Clxtral Group of Rev. Kenneth L. Gustafson, pastor, and sheds on Hartman-owked proper- Nominating Committee Chairman vited to sit in on platform committee Sandra Ckirdner, Kathy Doran, Cathy Campaign. CHURCH OF CHRIST, Lydall and 8:30 a.m.. Priesthood; 9:30 a.m.. Joseph Wesley Jr. Sue Brown, Tracie Brown, Valerie Rev. Mr. McLain, Nursery provided. Vernon Sts. Eugene Brewer, minister. Seminary; 10:30 a.m., Sunday School; 5 girls from the Buckland Camp will sing, announced. ty during recent summers Anthony Felice entered the names of meetings, which are also open to the Ducharme, Catherine Foley. Money raised through the club’s FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, and Pastor Kenneth Gustafson wfll The young women reside in a Hart- The choral group will sing incumbent Jack Myles and new- public. Burke, Chris Campelli, Mark Contois, fund-raising activities was donated 9 a.m., Bible Classes; 10 a.m.. p.m., Sacrament Service. Sophomores Margaret Foss, Mark Guertin, Amy Aline Cote, Nancy Couture, Angela SOENTIST, 447 N. Main St. Worship, sermon; "Jesus And His PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, 43 speak; 6:30 p.m.. Evening Worship and man Tobacco Co. facility in the traditional Negro spirituals and con- comers Dick Giggey, Karen Nash, In other business, Pat White High honors Harrison, Laura Herbst, Nancy Herrick, to several charities of the three town. 10 a.m.. Church Service, Sunday School Gospel Service; 7 p.m.. Restful Moments D’Agata, Gail Dahling, Chris Daigle. Bride” ; 6 p.m.. Worship, sermon: Spruce St. Rev. Art Kay, moderator. Buckland area of South Windsor temporary hymns of the church. Pat White, and Harold Crane for the reported on a block dance to be held Tara Burke, Gail Capello, Mary Terrie Hornacek, Linda Hueisman, Paul These include Alpha it Omega, the for pupils up to the age of 20, care for devotional program conducted by Pastor Candace Davidson, Charles Dwyer, "Never Judge A Day By Its Weather." 9:15 a.m., Sunday School; 10:30 a.m.. where they are employed for the Miss Ernestine White, group super- Town Council. Joyce Carilli was in Cromie’s office parking lot on Aug. Coleman, Susan Donahue, Douglas Inguanti, Lisa Irwin, Mary Juliano, Mark James Ely, Douglas Fahle, Susan Tolland Area Association for the very young children, subject of the Worship, Nursery provided; 7 p.m,. In- Gustafson on WINF radio. NORTH UNITED METHODIST summer months. For about ten visor for the girls, will lead the group nominated from the floor but was 19 to raise funds for the election cam- Dugan, Eric Fisher, Barbara Hesse, Cris Kane, Jill Kanter, Carolyn Kennedy, Fitzgerald, Diane Fredette, Pameia Retarded and Handicapped, Tolland lesson-sermon: "Love,” golden text from formal Worship, study and fellowship. CENTER CONGREGATIONAL Jackie Koehler. CHURCH, 300 Parker St. Rev. Earle R. years, Pastor Gustafson and a group presentation.. Pastor Gustafson will dropped when she received only paign. There will be a live band, belly Inguanti, Cindy Johnson, Kim Kibbee, Garrison, John Gorecki, Dana Gregus, Ambulance, Clarence House, the Bible, "The Lord thy God in the midst Custer, pastor. ST. JAMES CHURCH. Rev. James CHURCH, UNITED CHURCH OF seven votes from the 19 Democrats dancers, and other attractions, ac- Andrew Krassowski. Michael Lee, Sandra Lindstrom, Diane of thee is mighty; he will save, be will from Calvary Church have been con- speak. The public is invited to attend Charles Gunther, Elizabeth Hesse, Rockville High School Industrial Arts 9 a.m.. Worship Service, sermon: Archambault and Rev. Francis CHRIST, 11 Center St. Rev. Newell H. present. cording to Mrs. White. Lori Lentocha, Eileen McKone, Linton, Janine Lombardi, David rejoice over thee with joy; he will rest in Curtis Jr., pastor. ducting weekly devotional services the service. Michael Judd, Sandra Kelley, Arthur Department, and scholarships to "Dealing With Demons: Depression," Krukowski, co-pastors; Rt. Rev. Msgr. Felice then named incumbents Rosemary (Juinlan, Laurie Redmond, McKone, Maryann Mierzwa, Mark Lamme. his love, be will joy over thee with Edward J. Reardon, pastor emeritus. 10 a.m.. United Worship Service with graduates of Rockville, Ellington, Nursery (or five year olds and younger. George Roccatagliata, Diane Sadiak, Mocadlo, Thomas Morin, Elizabeth Donna Martin, Robert Maurice, Beth singing." Zeph. 3:17. The Christian Second Congregational Church at Second Joan Lewis, Vincent Moriarty and and Tolland high schools. Coffee Fellowship following service. Saturday Masses at 5 and 7:30 p.m.; Amy Sanders, Heidi Schneider, Linda Mundell, Richard Myers, Ronaid Nolan. M cCarty, Julie Menard, Beth Michaud, Science Reading Room, 968 Main St., is Congregational Church, 385 N. Main St., Patricia Clark and newcomer Andre There will be an informational Envoy to Vatican Abbut Road maintenance Small, Linda Strnad, Denise Sullivan, Kristina Otten, John Poihemus, Ray Katherine Montanye, Sharon Moses. child care orovided. Marmen for the Board of Education. William Tuppeny, Barbara Von Hone, Poulin, Nancy Rey, Debbie Rich, Laura Nancy Newcomb, David Nielsen, Ann meeting to acquaint interested There were no contests for this of- to start Monday AnUiony Waggoner, Susan Wellner. Saccuzzo, William Schaufler, Teresa women with Suburban Women’s fice. O’Crowley, Laurie Pawloski, Laurie prompts protest V_tOWIl- Stawicki, Timothy Stevens, Gregory Quinn, Cindy Santo Christo, Michael Club. Women who would like to at- For the Zoning Board of Appeals, Honors Taft, David Theriaque, Mark Torres, tend should call Pat Nordling, 875- By DAVID E, A^DERSO^ There will be a short Bolton Turner, Karina Urtans, Pamela I PI Religious Writer incumbent John Ryan and former John Baskowski, Carolyn Boulais, Cin- Youngerman, 4621, or Maureen Boulais, 875-1304. AREA CHURCHES rehearsal for Emanuel member Donald Young were named First Selectman Henry Ryba said dy Boynton, Jon Burnep, Cheryl President Carter has named David M. Waltets, Lutheran Church choir along with newcomer Edward the first phase of the town’s Chandler, Diane Colangelo, Wilma an active Roman Catholic lawyer from Miami, members, former choir Rositter. Betsy Paterson was en- maintenance program will begin Crockett, Karen Dubanoski, Beth Fisher. COVENTRY PRESBYTERIAN PRINCE OF PEACE LUTHERAN kindergarten through Grade 8; 11 a . m . . VERNON UNITED METHODIST Fla., as his “personal representative” to the members or any who have dorsed for Zoning Board of Appeals Monday. Sarah Fluet, William Fox, Susan Zoning amendments CHURCH, Nathan Hale School Rd. 31. CHURCH, Rt. 31 and N. River Rd., Worship Service. CHURCH, Rt. 30. Rev. Dr. James W. Vatican. never sung in the choir alternate, leaving one more can- The first roads to be oiled and Ganey, Winifred Gerarkaris, Laurie Rev. Dr. Richard W. Gray, pastor. Coventry. Rev. W.H. Wilkens, pastor. ST. MAURICE’S CHURCH, Hebron Knorr, pastor. Giard, Philip Gonsalves, Barbara Green, But no sooner was the ink dry on the presi before on Sunday at 8:30 didate needed to fill that ticket. sanded are Brandy St., Loomis Rd., take effect Aug. 25 9:30 a.m., Worship; 11 a.m., Sunday 9 a.m., Sunday School; 10:15 a.m.. Rd., Bolton. Rev. Robert W. Cronin, 9:15 a.m.. Worship Service, Church a.m. in Luther Hall. The School Rd. (from Hebron Rd. to Doris Gunther, Luanne Haas, Suzanne Area briefs School; 7:30 p.m., Bible Study at par- Worship &rvlce, (9 a.m. during July and pastor. School for all ages. Nursery provided. release announcing the appointment than thq. Jacob Wisenall and Tony Walsh Holmes, Barbara Jackson, Don Joslin. August). "instant choir” will sing at Brandy St.), Watrous Rd., Stony Rd. Hebron sonage on Cornwall Dr. Saturday vigil Mass at 5:30 p.m.; Sun- FIRST CONGREGATIONAL strict church-state separations began criticizing were picked for the Board of Tax Daniel Kehoe, David Kelsey, Gretchen ROCKVILLE UNITED METH- the 9 a.m. service Sunday, and South Rd. HRST ASSEMBUES OF GOD, 763 day Masses at 7;30, 9;15 and 11 a.m. CHURCH, VERNON. Rev. John A. the appointment. Review. If they are elected, they will Kemp, Rod Kunz, Thomas f^e, Robert The Planning and Zoning Commission has set Aug. 15 Oak St., East Hartford. Rev. Ralph F. ODIST CHURCH, 142 Grove St. Rev. In addition. Congress appears to be on the under the direction of join Democrat George Bolduc Jr., Ryba said the road crew will also Lesslg, Donna Michaud, Terry Montmi- Vernon John W. Mortimer, pastor. Lacey, minister; Rev. Edwin W. as the effective date for changes and amendments to the Jelley, pastor. BURNSIDE UNITED METHODIST verge of passing legislation that would allow the Melvin Lumpkin, organist whose term expires in two years. be ins'talling new road signs ny, Karen Moore, Sherry Moore. Atty. Leo B. Flaherty Jr. of Vernon has been named by 9:30 a.m.. Worship Service. Bartholomew, assistant minister. zoning regulations, map, town plan and land use plan 10 a.m.. Church School; 11 a.m.. Mor- CHURCH, 16 Church St., East Hartford. and choirmaster. throughout town. Funds for the signs Walter Nadzak, Stephen Nickerson, ST. JOSEPH CHURCH, 33 West St,, 9:30 a.m.. Worship Service, child care government to appoint a full-fledged ambassador Democratic Town Committee Chair- map, under consideration since early spring. Gov. Ella Grasso to the nine-member Judicial Review ning Worship; 7 pjn.. Evening Service. Rev. Henry J. Scherer Jr., pastor; Rev. came from the federal government. Lynn Parsons, Henry Proulx, Brenda Rockville. for little ones and cribroom care (or the to the Holy See. man Richard Cromie expressed hope Council created by the 1977 General Assembly. The coun- VERNON ASSEMBUES OF GOD, 51 Gwendolyn M. Arslen, associate pastor. infants are available. Coffee Fellowship Walters, is a Master Knight of the Order of The changes establish written descriptions of the cil, after Jan. 1, 1978, will have the authority to in- Old Town Rd. Saturday Masses at 5 and 7 p.m .; Sun- 10 a.m.. Worship Service, Church THE day Masses 8:30 (Polish) at a.m. after the service. The Rev. Mr. Malta in the Knights of Columbus and a member zoning districts that became effective last Dec. 1. vestigate complaints of alleged misconduct by judges. 9:45 a.m., Sunday School for all ages; 10 Schooi for Nursery through junior high; (Folk) at 11:15 a.m.. Vigil of Holy days at Bartholomew will be preaching during of Serra International. He has practiced law in mu Also included is the deletion of the neighborhood 11 a.m.. Morning Worship; 7 p.m.. 9 a.m.. Church School for senior high and 7 p.m.. Holy day at 7:30,9 a.m., andS and July, and the Rev. Mr. Lacey, during Miami since 1950 and before that was with the SPEAKS business district which was located on the northeast cor- Evening EvangelisUc. adult classes. August. Coventry UNITED CONGREGATIONAL 7 p.m. Confessions: Saturday 4 and 7:30 Department of Justice. By ner of the intersection of Rts. 94 and 85 in Gilead, and the p.m. Eugww There will be a free blood pressure screenjpg at Banes CHURCH, UNITED CHURCH OF ST. DUNSTAN’S CHURCH, SECOND CONGREGATIONAL Carter’s Southern Baptist co-religionists, addition of a general business zone located on the Stula, ROCKVILLE BAPTIST CHURCH, CHRIST, Tolland. Rev. Donald G. Manchester Rd., Glastonbury. Rev. CHURCH, UNITED CHURCH OF however, were very unhappy with the appoint- Brewer Hills and Coates property east of Blackman Rd. on Rt. 66 Pharmacy on Tuesday, Aug. 2, from 1 to 2 p.m. by the Miller, minister. 69 Union St. Rev. Robert L. LaCounte, Joseph R. Bannon, pastor. CHRIST, 1746 Boston Tpke., (Rt. 44A), west of Hebron center. Public Heaith Nurses. pastor. ment. 9:30 and 11 a.m.. Worship Service and Saturday Mass at 5 p.m.; Sunday Coventry. Rev. Robert K. Bechtold, The Rev. Jimmy Allen, elected only weeks The town plan and the maps have been revised to Ck)ventry Police say they are checking into the dis- 9 a.m.. Worship Service; 10; 15 a.m., pastor. Church School; 7 to 8:30 p.m.. Pilgrim Masses at 8. 9:30 and 11 a.m. • before as the new president of the 12 million reflect these changes. appearance of funds of the Capt. Nathan Hale School, Fellowship. Sunday School; 7 p.m.. Evening Service. 9:30 a.m.. United Service; 10:30 a.m.. PTO, receipts of a spring talent show which have been FIRST CONGREGATIONAL member Southern Baptist Convention sent ST. MARY’S CHURCH, Rt. 31, Coven- FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH OF Coffee and Fellowship with First «Wy The commission will have copies of the amended maps reportedly stolen. try. Rev. F. Bernard Milter, pastor. Rev. CHURCH, 873 Main St, (corner of Congregational Church, the Rev. Bruce Carter a telegram expressing distress at the ap- EAST HARTFORD, (Southern Baptisl Israel hum Egypt, he took made and the amendments to the zoning regulations will Paul F. Ramen. ConnecUcut Blvd.), East Hartford. Rev. Convention), 38 Main St. Rev. Charles Johnson of First Church will lead the pointment. a censUp of men 20 years or Saturday Masses at 5:15 p.m.; Sunday William E. Flynn, minister; Rev. Carl T. Conley, pastor. worship at Second Church. James EyWood, executive director of the Bap- older bkt excluding those be incorporated in a supplement to the regulations and Masses at 7:30, 9:30 and 10:45 a .m .. Holt, associate minister. reproduced for sale. 11 a.m. and 7 p.m.. Worship Services ST. MARGARET MARY CHURCH, tist Joint-Committee on Public Affairs blasted too old lor war. The total ST. MATTHEW’S CHURCH, Tolland 10 a.m.. Worship, (no Church School in Atty. Bruce Kalom and Engineer Harry Megson which are interpreted for the deaf. South Windsor. Rev. William McGrath the appointment as “ecclesiastical” and was 603,U0 (Num. 1:45). Rev.. Francis J. O'Keefe, pastor. summer); Wednesday, 7 to 7:30 p.m.. presented a plan of development for Nicos Takoudes who Nursery provided; 9:45 a.m., Sunday and Rev. Joseph Schick, co-pastors. reitwated the historic Baptist position against But of these only two THE BEST POOLS Saturday Masses at 5 and 7 p.m.; Sun- Family Worship (informal) In Mary and is attempting to gain approval of a business development School; 6 p.m.. Training Union. Saturday Mass at 7 p.m.; Sunday “special recognition of a religious body by the entered the prom ts^ land day Masses at 8:30,10:30 and 11:45 a.m. Martha Chapel. — Caleb and Joshua. on the Gladys T. Miner property south of Rt. 66. ST, PETER’S EPISCOPAL Masses at 8:30, 10 and 11:30 a.m. government....” ARE MESSIAH EVANGELICAL ST. FRANCIS OF ASSISI CHURCH, Rebellion at Kadesh Takoudes plans to construct a 60-by-80-foot building to LUTHERAN CHURCH, (Wisconsin CHURCH, Rt. 85, Hebron. Rev. William AVERY ST. CHRISTIAN destined the nation to a 40- Parsing, rector. 673 Ellington Rd., South Windsor. Rev. house Hebron Pizza House and an unidentified retail es- Synod), 300 Buckland Rd., South Windsor. Carl J. Sherer, pastor. REFORMED CHURCH, 661 Avery St., vear trek through an In- 8 and 10 a.m.. Worship Service, Church tablishment. 9 a.m., Sunday School; 10 a.m.. Saturday Masses at 5 and 7 p.m .; Sun- South Windsor. Rev. Peter Mans, pastor. hospitalile wilderness. A Worship Service. School and Nursery. day Masses at 7:30, 9:30 and 11 a.m. 9:30 a.m. and 7 p.m.. Worship. Bible school set generawn died there, and Several questions were raised concerning the parking irina ST. JOHN’S EPISCOPAL CHURCH, TRINITY LUTHERAN CHURCH, God led their children into BOLTON UNITED METHODIST and traffic flow on the property, the entrance to the Rt. 30, Vernon. Rev. Robert H. Wellner, Meadowlark Rd., Vernon. Rev. Donald CanaanI The cause of this McCIean, pastor. CHURCH, 1040 Boston Tpke. Rev. building, the location of the existing septic system for rector. ST. PETER’S EPISCOPAL A 10-day Bible School will be conducted Aug. 1 debacle^ "And we see that James W. Knorr, pastor. "Immediate Installation” 8 a.m.. Holy Communion; 10 a.m.. 8 and 10:30 a.m., Worship Service; 9:15 CHURCH, Sand Hill Rd., South Windsor. to 12, from 9 a.m. to noon at the Second they wele not able to enter Mrs. Miner’s house which she will continue to occupy, 11 a.m., Worship Service. Family Service and Church School. a.m., Sunday School. Rev. Bruce Jacques, vicar. Congregational Church. in becaise of unbelief.” and the adequacy of the existing well. SACRED HEART CHURCH, Rt. 30, OUR SAVIOR LUTHERAN 8 a.m.. Holy (Communion; 10a.m., Holy CHURCH OF SAINT BERNARD, Mrs. Crolyne Dewey, director, has announced (Heb. 3:U) A final plan for the proposed business development will Vernon, Rev. Ralph Kelley, pastor; Rev. CHURCH, 239 Graham Rd., South Wind- Communion, first and third Sundays of Rockville. Rev. John J. White, pastor. that the class is filled. The program was open to Yet twice in this context be brought to the first meeting in September when the FREE SHOP AT HOME SERVHX Michael Donohue. sor. Rev. Ronald A. Erbe, pastor. each month; Morning Prayer second; Sunday masses: 7;00, 8:30, 10:00 and children ages 4 through those entering Grade 6 in the reasflh for their fall is commission expects to set the date for a public hearing 9 a.m.. Worship and Sunday School; Saturday Mass at 5 p.m.; Sunday fourth and fifth Sundays. 11:30 a.m. September. stated toM disobedience. on the proposal. 10:15 a.m.. Worship Service. Masses at 7:30, 9, 10:30 a.m. and noon. BOLTON CONGREGATIONAL The theme will be “Created for Love,” and will Disobediem is a reflec- CRYSTAL LAKE COMMUNITY WAPPING COMMUNITY CHURCH, TALCOTTVILLE CONGREGA- CHURCH, Bolton Center Rd. Rev. J. tion of "anwvil heart of un- The first meeting in September will be held on the first Tel . 742 - 7308 1790 Ellington Rd., South Windsor. Rev. TIONAL CHURCH, UNITED include Bible stories, music, crafts, UNITED METHODIST CHURCH, Stanton Conover, minister. belief,” and wherever this Wednesday rather than the second Tuesday because of Ellington. Harold W. Richardson, minister. CHURCH OF CHRIST, Rev. Kenneth refreshments and a service project. Field trips rebellious! attitude is 10:30 a.m., Worship Service, Wilton planned include a swim party, visiting the food religious holidays in the second week. 10:15 a.m.. Coffee hour; 11 a.m.. 9;15 and 10:45 a.m.. Worship Service E. Knox, pastor. Thorp, speaker. manifested \there is un- What do you make of this? Worship Service, Sunday School. and Church School. 9 a.m.. Worship (summer schedule). pantry, and the planetarium and aquarium shows It will be a special meeting and therefore will have a GILEAD CONGREGATIONAL belief. Whatlabout you — limited agenda. RELIGIOUS SOCIETY OF FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, Hebron. Rev. Robert in West Hartford. are you an unbeliever? Jennifer Young, nine months old, appears unsure what to make of two clowns she meets FRIENDS (QUAKERS), Hartford Persons having items they wish included on the special •Saltiina f^ooL CHURCH OF ANDOVER, UNITED ST. GEORGE’S EPISCOPAL Heavilin, enterim pastor. at the St Rose Carnival in East Hartford. She is the daughter of Rick and Nancy Young and Friends Meeting House, 144 S. Quaker CHURCH OF CHRIST. Rev. David J. .. 10 a.m.. Worship Service, sermon agenda should contact Commission Chairman John Hib- Lane, West Hartford. CHURCH, Boston Tpke. (Rt. 44A), was visiting her grandparents in East Hartford. The clowns are Larry Bojarski left of 477 bard prior to Sept. 1 or send a written notice to the Plan- Reese III, minister. Bolton. The Rev. John D. Hughes, vicar. topic: "The Transfiguration," Nursery CHURCH Of CHRI ST Where Quality Begins 10 a.m.. Meeting for Worship. 9:45 a.m.. Church School for provided. Read Herald Ads Burnside Ave. and Maureen Martino of 94 Mohawk Dr. (Herald photo by Dunn) ning and Zoning Commission at the Town Office Buildine 9 a.m.. Service. Lydall and V e ^ n Streets Rout* 44A Cevtirtry 0623$ i__Phone: 649-2903_ by that date. I PAGK KIOHT - MANCHESTER KVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn.. Sat., July 30, 1977 ^ -MANCHESTER------EVENING------HERALD. Manchester,av>a..iV„vasvi , Conn.. Sat.,jjgi., JulyaJUjy J30.V, n 1977 — PAGE NINE

Jai Alai entries Coventry G O P has full slate I T O W N O F M A N C H E S T E R Chicago fans just wild about White Sox Ruth Smith, chairperson of the that office. ^ilboal races nominating committee of the Coven- Incumbents Suzanne Brainard, try Republican Town Committee, has Gary Dopslaff and Richard Ashley '•^he Coventry Paddle, Prop and NEW YORK (UPI) - The “1 don't know," added a worn-out pressure’s on Kansas City now. I’m nings, New York blanked Oakland 4-0 T ip rs 13, Rangers 6 finmi Sail Club is planning another sailboat ! CURBSIDE COLLECTION Richie Zisk. "It's just unbelievable. enjoying myself. With this team, "" ,mn announced that she has a full slate of will seek a seat on the Board of White Sox called it “just and Baltimore outlasted Seattle 5-4. John Wockenfuss drove in four I Mtek 21 1- M n 4-1 There was no pressure at the start of ^ A m a r lc a n L e a g u e j there is no depending on one or two I Im tMMi 1-1 J t Smi 1-1 2 t e r m 21 candidates for the fall municipal Education along with newcomer race day Sunday on Coventry Lake. another gqpie” Friday night 'I'w in t t 3 , I n d i a n a 1 runs with two homers and Jason I bteci 4-1 I IdMM 1-1 election. Priscilla Doyle. the game. The guys were loose. But guys. We have nine that can do the Mike Cubbage stopped an Indian 4 Gwt o u S-1 4. tom S-1 OF NEWSPAPERS before their encounter with the Thompson added a two-run double. *-1 S. t o r n 1^2 V Mm 2 2 as the game went on it beoame an loaded walk. job and that’s nice." rally with a back-handed stab in the The town committee is not making Larry Knight will be joined in his The races begin at 1 p.m. Kansas City Royals. Rookie Dave Rozema, although S l r T ’. ^ « *n* M i Oirr« t^l I Mi 1-1 endorsements this year. It will pre- bid for re-election to the Zoning obsession." Chicago started the winning rally The White Sox dressing room was fourth then singled home the go- f I u«t. n 7 t e n m 2 2 2. Mte l-t Contestants should report to the race touched for four homers, picked up lHSUt«ltM l-I I t.1 i term t^l I ton 1-2 sent the names of those who have Board of Appeals by Robert Ford. committee which will be stationed in When it was over 45,919 raving The Royals jumped to a 3-0 lead in by loading the bases in their half of relatively quiet while fireworks ahead run in the sixth. Dan Ford’s I Urn Siiutm $-1 ai^ Starts the First Week of his 10th win against four losses. "If volunteered for public office to the the middle of the lake. fans, the largest Comiskey Park the first with John Mayberry hitting the seventh and got a break when exploded all over the field. Euphoric ninth-inning homer helped Paul Thor- nu >»!• k«ii|i ^H.I J*^>^-W i*^*^-MJ *^>*-M J 2 S S-2-1 m 2-J-S I S-2 S-V21-1 S S-U Candidates for alternates to that we don’t get as many runs next taion Republican Caucus slated for board are Ray Mathias and August on the Second crowd in three years, went absolute- a two-run homer. But the Sox Fred Patek misplayed Eric supporters, singing and dancing in modsgard even bis record at 8-8. 1. M torUM 21 time, ” said Rozema, “then I just r.1 lu ura biM«i ( I I i»«n M I tom 2ip 2-2 Tuesday at 8 p.m. at the Town Hall Frederich White. The races are open to any type of Collection of the Week ly berserk. The town of Chicago has countered with a six-run third as Zisk Soderholm's grounder, allowing the stands one hour after game’s end, won’t give up as many. 2 knit* (Ml l-i } UA ka I U I Ijkdt Omt h i 2 -1 1 Ovm t erm V2 Board Room. All registered Roland Green and Jess Williams wind-powered boat. The boats range gone mad. knocked in two with a single and Chet Oscar Gamble to score. Brian Dow- have fallen in love with their team. m Orioles 5, Mariners 4 Ii ^tr« rlowr.«» fi J s l!2rrLirT.n 4 2atei I I t^2 i IdMii Urn (-1 Republicans are eligible to vote. in size from Sunfish to Lightnings. "It’s unreal." said Alan Bannister, Lemon added a two-run homer. ning’s sacrifice fly tied the score and And the feeling is mutual. S. Utet 2«toi M $. )n ) MNrto S-1 plan to run for the Board of Tax llrt-wcrH 7, Blue jays 3 Lee May belted a two-run homer in 1 Ml fimitoi 1^1 I Mm Gnm 1-1 There is even a race for surfboards whose two-run single sparked George Brett's three-run homer in after Ralph Garr beat out a bunt to In other American League games, I ^ I* I IlMk) bN 112 Ovm him 2-2 Town Council Chairman Jesse Review, Mrs. Smith says she is Von Joshua smashed a two-run the top of the ninth. The Mariners ! ' *'«• ' < 2. U k i Si t n 41 sporting sails. Chicago to an 11-8 victory. "T^at the fifth tied it and the Royals load the bases Bannister singled to Minnesota shaded Cleveland 3-1, ‘T* I «r> bfw H i bnte toTMW 1^1 lljMatom 1-1 Brainard will be seeking re-election awaiting final word from other can- YOUR CONSERVATION COMMISSION homer and Don Money added his 16th had taken a 4-3 lead in the eighth on SlSS Ortf* tauMi QM Im fMi seskteSvM mhfrnhrnt along with incumbents Leonard crowd is just impossible to describe. grabbed an 8-6 lead in the seventh; right for the winner. Milwaukee topped Toronto 7-3, mi^M^s^2l fTjm uTTij 4^2 2 III 2 2 S 2 2-4 2- 4-) 2 S-1 2-J-2 2-2 ) didates for public office, who may be homer of the year, a solo blast. Lee Stanton’s two-run shot, but Mav URGES YOUR COOPERATION What a total delight just playing for Hal McRae stroked a run-scoring “I was just up there looking for the Detroit hammered Texas 13-6, vm sun m nKim Giglio and Douglas Whipple. New- nominated from the floor at the Spectators can view the races from Moose Haas, 7-7, spaced seven hits handed Mike Kekich his second loss 1 bMto ka I 1-1 I ^ iMT 1-2 1 2Mi IMM 1-1 I . bteeaterma 1-1 comers Roberta Koontz and James August caucus. them." single and Joe Zdeb drew a bases- ball,’’ said Bannister. "The Boston edged California 6-5 in 10 in- while besting Jesse Jefferson. I hm (Kote 1-1 I 2jUi Nm t-2 I Mfanci 9-2 2. B«t« torilM 4-1 almost any part of the lake. against five victories. ) Im loMT* 21 I Vm lia* i-1 1 Irt^ Sina 2 2 lUUkVnm 1-1 Hackett will fill out the ticket for « f a a k h«i 22 « Uvm Vrm S-14 Mm kritte l-t 4 ton t e rm l-l S InHi lMM( S-l i liktf IfMH 21 i Uau Nm 21 5 Mm tom 21 1 ton ftiwi* 1-2 t ton »w|i 1^1 I Idtofi tom 1 tom ISirti 2 l»M|« term l\ 2 tom temu i| 2 M 2 M n t Ucn I tecjrii Hm|i I 1 I Unto 2i«n l-i X , ti Ii sI r SICS tefa titete S9S Um» IritM StS tom term 9i$ Idna 2i«* S t a n d i n g s I $-2 ill M-l 41« l S-2 1-4-1 21) 12 2 24S S-2) VM M2 2-l-S 1-22 2-S-l 2-2-1 FINAST SUPERMARKETS OPEN SUNDAY 9TO 4 Campbell wins, not happy F in e s t Su p e rm a rk e t K e lly R o a d a n d R o u t e 83, V e rn o n O p e n S u n d a y 9 To 6 Herald angle National League E a rl Yo s t East J a l A l a i r e s u l t ! with latest performance W L P e t . G B Sports Editor Chicago 59 40 ,596 Pittsburgh were ahead all the way and deserved 58 43 .574 2 ANAHEIM (UPI) - Bill from the Yankees either. They have Philadelphia snon ta win. 57 43 , 570 2W «T Mtom 1S.M 2il Ul Campbell, Boston’s million a good club. But you don’t win on St. Louis 55 47 .539 5W HMfM term IlN IN 4.M SMntos 11.N CM “All you can do in a situation like I 2-Ma IftMli 4J9 2.M paper. You win on the field and we Montreal 48 52 , 480 IIW IM VMm IM dollar free agent reliever by had in the ninth is to take a deep 1-teite Ptom tetote M SlIiN One-sided margins have a lot of talent, too.’’ New York 42 57 .424 17 M i 2-4 SUM tetocti 4-S S4nJI Lobsters in black way of the Minnesota Twins, breath. But I got in that situation and MKta 4-2 SIMJI In addition to his first career \\ f»t Tntocti l-S-3 SIMIM It was tfo surprise when pretty Boston Lobster owners have to be I was confident I could get myself out TriiMti 4-2-1 S4IUI oom pitched four scoreless innings homer at Anaheim stadium, Carbo Los Angeles 64 38 . 627 — SCM s-ton term 1144 liM i2l Nancy Narkon successfully defended smiling after the attendance for the of it. That’s where experience is such 2 ton Lmm4 1S.M L2I S.N and the Red Sox escaped with a also delivered a run-scoring single in Cincinnati 50 50 . 500 13 )-(nate 4karli 4 N IM Mnpi Im 2M 4M SUPERMARKETS her Women’s Division Club Cham- last two offerings at the Hartford a big factor.” 1-Mtoi In I IM thriller Friday night but he his 55th game of the year. Houston 47 56 . 456 17W (-ton tf—rri UM Mnli M SS4.44 pionship at the Manchester Country Civic Center in World Team Tennis. Improving his record to 10-7 and Mil 12 S34M wasn’t happy. "It’s great any time an ‘F-Trooper’ San Francisco 47 56 . 456 17 V2 Nrtocta 2 ) S1M.M teteta M SltS.ll Club this week. The Eastern Division Lobsters at- lowering his ERA to 3.00, Campbell Trifwta M-t $21129 like myself can contribute a win to San Diego 44 61 .419 2U4 Tntocto 2-M SUl N Nancy Narkon just happens to be tracted 6,118 to see Bjorn Borg and He spoke in hushed tones and shook gave up a double to Danny Goodwin TMi this club,” Carbo said. "But there Atlanta 36 64 . 360 27 S-2tom tontM IM 4M 4J9 the best female golfer in the Cleveland and Chris Evert and his head slowly as he undressed as a Mm Mm 21.44 1144 S.44 2-Qracto Smm Si9 iM and a pinched single to Mario are a lot of ’F-Troopers’ in this club Friday's Rt-sulls Vlinaii Ml lit 4N j'J | KingsfonI %' membership. Phoenix lured a record 8,924 into the 10-game winner, after a home run in 4(Mtea (Mutot L24 IN Guerrero in the ninthbeforh inten- and that’s why we’re where we’re at. Concinnati 6-3, St. Louis 5-10. temto M SSS.44 tetotoa 2 S SUM The margin in which she defeated complex. the 10th inning by Bernie Carbo. tionally walking Jerry Remy. Pvtocta $-2 SlIIN Interiude Crystal ;tn Charcoal "When we got out of the ninth, I Atlanta 5, Pittsburgh 3 Srtocta l-$ S121.M Tritodi S-M SSaSI & Isabelle Parciak in the scheduled 36- The move to Hartford was a good ‘T ’m afraid I made it too exciting, Tntocta I-S4 S1241I4 But he got Angel Rookie shortstop knew we were going to win it. 1 just Los Angeles 4, Montreal 1 F0«n hole finals was a record, 15 and 14, one as the Walter Brown Arena at much too exciting,” Campbell said Ranee Mulliniks to pop out and then IN IM Gla ss Collection knew it." San Francisco 7, Philadelphia 0 Ml 4.M iN iM IN meaning she held a 15-hoIe lead with Boston University can seat but 4,000. with a frown. “I don’t know how I do induced Bobby Bonds to hit an inning l-l IM IM New York 4, San Diego 1 SJI 4.M This Weeks Feature 14 to play. The Lobsters have attracted 22,643 these things.” in the infield out. tetei 22 SUN | 2 0 ? 1 ” | For the Angels, it was a particular- Houston 1, Chicago 0 Mtea 1-4 SUM Pvtocia 2-2 Slim eiVlUcaVOTlPtfcbiMVlf A Over the past dozen years, 10 of the Carbo’s homer came off Dyer Pvtocta 4-1 S71S4 1^ iMlonecovanpaUindy fans in four Hartford dates, The win kept the Red Sox just a ly tough loss to swallow after coming Today’s Games Triteta 4-1-4 U29M Tritocta 2-2-S S491H VMAAy31 4. I97;N W9FN jN fairer set Club Championships have averaging 5,660 to the Civic Center. Miller to lead off the tenth and onom game in back of Baltimore in the AL back from a 5-2 deficit with three San Diego (Freisleben 3-5) at New ffU )4M S«M 13 oz. been lop-sided. One week from Tuesday, the Soviet provided the Red Sox with a 6-5 vic- 4liftoni iMMTf ISM IN iN 1 IN IM East, and a game ahead of the New runs in the seventh. York (Espinosa 5-7) 2-M4»Castou IM IM 7-OarTii terrica IlN 2.M Boveraga Narkon, who had to settle for a Union will conclude the lobsters tory over the California Angels after Stem Iteta 7M York Yankeees. “It was a great game to watch," St. Louis (Denny 7-2) at Cincinnati 2-CHite term 4.41 Ma 3-2 S4LM Glass bridesmaid's role in her first attempt “home” schedule at Hartford. Campbell pitched out of a bases- tetea 2-4 SUM ^ e a . “Before this season," Campbell sighed Angel skipper Dave Garcia. (Billingham 8-7), N Pvtocta 4-2 Slim Pirtocta S-2 SIMM The red Lobsters are operating in load^ jam in the ninth. Tritocta 4-2-7 S4IUI Tntocta 3-24 SS91JI vrtthMch continued, “everyone was giving this "I just wish we could have won it. Los Angeles (Rhoden 11-7) at Mon- TWLFTI the black in Hartford. “It was a good game for us to thing to the Yankees. But we sure sun MM Itoirti 1121 00 purchiM "If these things would ever turn treal (Brown 7-7), N 4teM term 21.24 UN U4 IM 2N ^ ,Hi-C Juice % WTT has caught on and Martina win,’’ said last season’s American weren’t. We just didn’t believe it. mt S-Oarria Sms IN IM around, we'd be right there in this San Francisco (Barr 9-7) at 1- J teum LM 4.N l-Ztoaica Um 121 Navratoliva, the young gal who has League Fireman of the Year. “We “T’m not taking anything away 2- Ovna term IN tetoato S4 S U N race.” Philadelphia (Carlton 13-6), N teHto 4i S41N Drinks € helped turn the team around from an Pvtocta M SZ2SM Pvtocta t-S S m J I Pittsburgh (Kison 6-4) at Atlanta Tritocta l-$-l S911M also-ran to a winner, said she would Tntocta 44-2 S112IM MIMi:S«U519 (Ruthven 3-7), N You get more meat rather play team than tournament ITTDMaUM Chicago (R. Reuschel 15-3) at tennis. 3 - “ ^ 1 1 K n uck leball longevity secret Houston (Dixon 0-0), N for your money on nlptfcHMOll/Memet Im Her serve has been clocked at 91 IM om caaDtsHr Sunday's Games vMJVrSi iiTtniiofm mph, no Roscoe Tanner but a pretty Meat Street, U.S.A.! hard serve for a woman. Los Angeles at Montreal P l a i n f i e l d r e s u l t s San Diego at New York for pitching Niek ro brothers San Francisco at Philadelphia Dyak sets record Pittsburgh at Atlanta HMTCVW snon s-ll (I) TMOk riST - NUTtt COM 34rtociBi IN IM IN Cathy Dyak, the country’s No. 1 NEW YORK (UPI) - The ’’He’s got just as good a rain-abbreviated contest, etew York St. Louis at Cincinnati FKT TMD COM (q iP vn Sav 7.M I N knuckleball as Phil does,” said downed San Diego 4-1 and Cincinnati Chicago at Houston MateUia IN IN iU Mte'iPriM i N Hendries 1 high average woman bowler, has Niekro brothers may never be Mrtote OaOr 21M IN T t t 32J2 another record to her credit. Her headliners like the Deans, the Ferguson, "but his fastball and slider edged St. Louis 6-5 then lost 10-3. 1-MM tetan IN teHto U4pteS37N are much better than Phil’s." American League m M il Pvtocta 3U ptol SUM Ice Cream^ 139.13 average for 93 games in the Perrys or even the Coveleskies teitoi 4U pH SIMM Tritocta m pit SI7SN S O j Laurel State Women's Major League It has been the knuckleball that has Giunis 7, PliillifH 0 East Tritocta M-1 pte S)fn.44 QOm S-ll (1) but their act may be around a Baltimore 58 43 .574 — SUM S-ll (n 2-Cn7M tM I N IN ageBp-' 1 is the all-time high for a member of saved Joe’s career, however, and he Jim Barr prevented the Phillies Mte) Mm'X ma iM 4M IN l U ’i tete U N I N At Ataorfad half her sex in one league. She performed whole lot longer. learned it from his father. His father, from moving past Pittsburgh into se- Boston 56 43 . 566 1 T-laM M Sail, te 7M 4M 2-M ON IN jf Flavors gal You see, Phil and Joe Niekro have New York 56 45 .554 2 1-t e c M' i W 4-21 TM3H) 9 9 * 1 the feat last season, breaking the a coalminer who was a semi-pro cond place in the NL East by halting TK 31N temtolMptolSnN existing record by nearly three pins the secret to longevity as a pitcher in player in Ohio, taught both boys to them on eight hits. Willie McCovey Detroit 46 53 . 465 11 Mil 2U pte S27N Pvtocti U4 ptol SUN Milwaukee ■ 45 56 .446 13 Tritocta t-7-1 pit S5TIM Tritocta 24-7 ptol S4TSJ4 per string...New England Whalers the big leagues — a knuckleball — and throw the pitch but Phil has been and Tim Foil homered in support of M r Iteto uTpte SMN have signed Mike Rogers to a multi- it figures to keep them active and ef- throwing it since he began in baseball Barr, 10-7. McCovey’s homer, his Cleveland 43 54 .443 13 HMS-ll m ■mi $-11 (q U.S.O.ACholca Baal Top Round or Tip Roaat or Nancy Narkon 1- tea'iRpv.toe SN 2N i N ficient long after the average pitcher while Joe only learned it four years 17th, was a two-run shot and he drove Toronto 34 65 .343 23 M ' l C M i IN 4JI IM 2- toteplHt I N SN year contract. The center has scored S-SdTto'i hMto I N I N 2-lHkj M r SN in 1974 as a 15-year-old, losing to 224 points in 226 WHA games...Ben has turned in his resin bag. ago. in another run in the third with an in- W est S-toii'i te n IN I K 31N Boneless Rum p Roast 1 . veteran and tourney-tested Esther Brown won the Grand Dad’s Golf Phil, currently in his 14th big “I was only eight when my father field out. Chicago 60 37 . 619 — TMttil terite lUpUtnM Fraah A Summartlma Bartraqua Favorita B ^ teMli SftI pit SllJI Pvtocta 117 ptol S21N Burnham, 2-up, has won by wide Tournament at Ellington Ridge with league season, shows no signs of Kansas City 55 41.573 4^2. Pvtocta US pte S9UI Tritocta 1-7-2 ptoi SINN Richmond \ Minnesota 57 45 .559 5t4 Tritocta t-S-3 pit S4Sill C a nn e d Ham margins the past two years. A year a score of 82-15-87. Proceeds from the slowing down even at age 38 while Duilgerti 4, Expos 1 Texas 52 45 .536 8 FMTIS-IKI) TDriTMDCOmi) P erdu e Chick e n Le gs 7 o f ^ Margarine I ago, Joan King was victimized in the recent play are earmarked for the Joe, an 11-year veteran, is just begin- National Le ague Doug Rau, 12-2, allowed only four 2- T M a a toM I N I N I N 7-totei'ibMi i N 141 2N *ss Krakus 3 ip $E98 Fraah Whola-AII Whlta Maat Tandar and Flavorful j h , finals, 11 and 10. ning to come into his own at age 32. California 47 51 .480 13t^ M ’s M UM 4N 14M'i iHt W I N IN Newington Chilren’s hits in six innings as the Dodgers in- MNifam, toe iM M l M l IN knportad can Parciak, who has recovered nicely Seattle 45 60 .429 19 ^^can Hospital...Ralph Backstrom won’t be An example of their continuing creased their lead to 13 games in the TW: 32N TK S 9 N from near-crippling injuries, has Oakland 42 58 .420 19Mi teMto U7 toM SIMM teiito 117 ptol SSN Fresh Breast of Veal kvSkjffng . .,88« P erdu e Chick e n Bre a st 9 o f back with the New England Whalers skill became evident Friday night was teaching Phil to throw it,” said NL West. The game was delayed by Pvtocta 7U pte S22IM Pvtocta 71) ptol SIN ^ Quartari reached the finals three times and on when each turned in a route-going Joe, “I was interested but my hand Friday’s Results Tritocta 7-44 p«4 SI7UI Tritocta 7-14 ptod SUN APIcnicFavorHa-UMa aliorbonadlorara altra at t e l d i a 1 next season. The veteran has sold his rain in the top of the seventh and was Fresh Veal Chops . t.1.48 each occasion she faltered. Minnesota 3, Cleveland 1 nm s-ii (q anomi vii (q •ipOucotvanApmrieMaltf Mamort Glastonbury home and moved to performance against National was just too small. About four years officially called after a wait of two U N I N I N Lmt M cvece DBt laevy Milwaukee 7, Toronto 3 MtelNi ZIM 2.N 4.M Fresh Rib Veal Chops^____ «1.58 I vMVMJi fAyJjyi 3M1 A|u t| . It. atlr7rif iNM Ml ln fi if* Patty Torza, who started a string Denver, Colo. Bruce Landon, League East Division leaders. Joe, a ago when my fastball began to lose hours and 33 minutes. Thfe Dodgers Mrn’i Ttoa S.M IN UM 7N Fre sh Chick e n Th ig h s'K r-d o f of four straight victories in 1969 when Chicago 11, Kansas City 8 2-Ij M M il Tm. toe SN l-TNMSte IN Fresh Loin Veal Chops____ e1.78 Fraah Plump, Juicy Dark Maal,Dallcloua I jffc Christer Abrahamsson, Garry Swain reliever who has been promoted to its steam I went to my father and he broke a 1-1 tie in the sixth on a single tH uii TM: mi I QaSleiW6<1.58 Since records were kept, the Pittsburgh Pirates’ eight-game win-' strikeouts came in the sixth inning, Chicago (Barrios 10-4) Pvtocta UT pit S2MN SMHta t-t4-rpto4 SS4&79 or Hot Dog Rolls Jerry Koosman^ Bob Apodaca and Tntocta S-7-S pte t4Zll.M ITTiaWt Mil Boneless Top Blade Steak. >1.48 closest women’s Club Championship ning streak. tying a major league record. Minnesota (Schueler 4-4) at MMI : S327.412 Finast Fresh Round Cube Steak BoneieM. . . t> 1.88 came in 1964 when Florence Barre “I sure hope this means I’m a “I didn’t even think about that Skip Lockwood combined on a three- Cleveland (Bibby 9-7) needed 37 holes to defeat Barbara Connors to defend starter,” said Joe after outdueling after the inning was over,” said Phil, hitter in leading the Mets to their New York (Gullett 9-3) at Oakland Boneless Rib Eye Steak .. >2.98 fourth straight victory. Koosman Loaf O ’ White B r e a d ...... 2 ’m“ 69‘ Boyce. Bill Bonham and beating the Chibs for who raised his record to 10-12. “All I (Langford 7-11) Y e s t e r d a y s Boneless Eye of Round. . . >1.98 NORTH CONWAY, N.H. (UPI) - gave up just two hits in seven innings Finast English Muffins 2‘5* 69* Torza’s five successes were all Uie second time this week. “But if know is that they got an extra out in Milwaukee (Augustine 10-11) at -r'r-'woanmauiMi Jimmy Connors will be seeking his to gain his eighth triumph. Felix In-Store Bake Shop Features! Baker Items amiable ruts, thru Set only one-sided margins, too. After first Bill (Virdon) starts me, he starts the inning and one ball got away from Toronto (Byrd 1-3), N 2.5 years ago third straight Volvo Ikternational ti- Millan’s two-out, bases-loaded single Fresh Ca ke Donuts Cmwnon «,69« beating Parciak, she whipped Barre, me. If he relieves me, I’m happy, Biff (Pocoroba). When something Detroit (Sykes 2-3) at Texas (Ellis Finest Frozen Food Values I tle when che 3125,(X)0 tournament highlighted a three-run seventh in- Directors and plaiiners set new 7 and 6, Jan Leonard, 10 and 9, Par- too. I just want to pitch." like that eiappens 1 don’t start 5-9), N Fresh Baked Hard Rolls .. 6.»59* gets under way Monday beneath the ning. subdivision regulations. Assorted Iced C a k e s...... «1.99 ciak again and King, 5 and 4. peaks of the White Mountains. Joe Niekro, 6-3, got the only run he thinking about records. I just think, Boston (Tiant 6-7) at California Dismantling of Rosewill Corpora- Argllsbit Only in Stornt wHh In-Ston Bekg Shnpt Lemonade Cynthia Prior, Torza and Narkon Winner of the 64-plaVer tourna- needed in the fourth inning when did I keep them from scoring a run (Ryan 14-9), N tion building at 881-883 Main St., all notched the coveted title when ment will receive $20,000, a new car Cesar Cedeno and Bob Watson that inning.” Baltimore (Grimsiey 9-5) at Seat- destroyed by fire recently, begins. C a r d i n a l s 3 -1 0 , K e t ls 6 -3 tle (Pole 6-7), N only 17. The latter is now a student at and a Moped, along with 125 Grand stroked back-to-back doubles. Joe Jeff Burroughs provided most of Pete Rose had three hits in the Finast Southern Connecticut State College. Sunday's Games 10 years ago Frozen Prix points. Ferguson, the Astros’ catcher, thinks the offensive support for Phil Niekro opener, including a run-scoring triple 4 *1 Joe Niekro has a chance to become a by slamming his 23rd homer and a Milwaukee at Toronto in the sixth inning, Jo spark the Reds This was a Sunday; The Herald did Minnesota at Cleveland, 2 Frozen Peas & Cornr>«, . 4 ^ 1.00 better pitcher than his brother, even pair of doubles. bi^t the Cardinals scored nine runs in not publish. Kansas City at Chicago, 2 Rnast Creem Whip ...... 2 conn 89* though Phil has won 172 games in the In other NL games, San Francisco the second inning of the nightcap. Boston at California Treat Your tamity to Tropicana Orange Juice . . . 'SS? 79* majors and has twice reached the 20- blanked Philadelphia 7-0, Los Keith Hernandez’ grand slam was '/ New York at Oakland Mr.DetIFasorileal victory circle in a season. Angeles topped Montreal 4-1 in a the big blow. Freezer Que en Entrees u« 2 A 99* Baltimore at Seattle 9 9 Cooked Ham Sunrise fresh Dairy ValuesI Detroit at Texas, night 1 9 t h h o l e WESTOWN Domestic $ 4 9 9 Ora ng e Ju ic e Guidry, homers PHARMACY A Mib- pace New York COUNTRY CLUB OVER 1i YEA»S OF CONTINUOUS SERVICE! Cook ed Roast B e e t...... >1.99 Four Bail — Florence Hood's hall Carando's Genoa Salami . -.>1.19 gal. 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Sul.O O Cheese of the Week Speckll the New York Yankees to a 4-0 Club Championship, Ne w Green C a bb a g e ...... >10* Crest Toothpaste o .£ X .»... ta 79* triumph over the Oakland A’s. winner Nancy Narkon INSTALLATIONS Gra p e s 6 9 f Danish Ed a m e tt e s*^___ ~1.99 Guidry, 8-5, retired the first 10 AviNitoM onlf In F/m N N o t m wttR terriee Den Oepts. Prell Shampoo Concenkefe 3or lutie . . . , 99* downed Karen Parciak in OPEN batters and didn’t allow a hit until the semifinals and Isabelle UVELY L A D Y S U N B E A M MIX A U TO M A TIC M A N TL E C H IM E Tony Armas’ grounder deflected off Parciak defeated Linda A LA R M C L O C K TW IN H E A D S H A V E R M A S TE R C A N O P E N E R P E N D ULUM Bucky Dent’s glove in the fifth. He A K N IF E Kaye. Janet Shaw, Class B ALL DAY H A N D C L O C K was one out away from his third champ, edged Alice An- SUNBEAM M IX E R S H A R P E N E R shutout when the A's loaded the saldi in the demis and Jen F R E E 4 I P F R E E F R E E rH - bases on a single and two walks. um if(9 IMHTS SUNDAY mih $300 Vl\. 7^. fl F R E E »ilh $450 with $600 IN TAPES Schotta ousted Olga lAPPLIANCES INIAPtS ' wr i l h $ 4 S 0 I N TAPES IN YAPES OR Sparky Lyle came in to get the final Skinner. Class C winner PROTfOTOII - FREE^^ OR $14 II M.lk out and get his 16th save. mPRCCUCTS II Finest Supennaiksl 269 ElUngton Road.EAST HARTFORD with $200 IN TAPES OR sa n •.», ttr- $11 Mwtih if'n 111 n nil, $t0QlNTAPf$ Biipbi Tyler downed Mary o m i f i u a R M OPEN 7 a.m. to 9 p.m. Finast Supermarket 205 Spencer Street, MANCHESTER S4 M w.lh $100 IN TAPES Stoo IN TAPIS $100 IN TAP|$ IIMIN TAPIS X Mew York jumped, ahead in the Collins for the right to play first on Willie Randolph’s double and ROUM RS Finast Supemurket Tri CHy Plaza, VERNON, CT. B U R G E R G R ILL " P IN T S IZ E " F RYE R , TH E G R E A T A M E R IC A N Sue Passman, winner over 5 H A V E M A STE R S H A V E R E L E C TR IC “Thurman Munson’s single off loser Our St a ff Is Here 7 Days STE W E R , S O U P E R , P O P C O R N M A C H IN E Lu Carvey, in the finals. SKIDPtRTfS K N IF E 40T SELT lUTTEmNC Pablo Torrealba and Johnson A week To Serve Your Family! ittiii STE A M E R CORN POPPt H ^ Playing here Sunday BIfflIPfRS Gabriel SA V E-A-TA P E O F F E R provided the second run in the sixth Baseball ALL M EDICIN AL Two Manchester products, third baseman Jim Balesano (left) TELEPHONE 649-0261 with his sixth home run of the year. Texas — Placed out- BRUSH CUaRDS SER VICES A V AILA BLE T F R E E F R E E FREEd . F R E E and shortstop Ray Sullivan (right) will be in Moriarty’s lineup Nettles cracked his 24th homer in wHhteOO •nth SOSO F R E E withS700> I with saoo fielder Ken Henderson on PROFESSIONAL SERVICING FOR ALL 4 WD VEHICLES IN TAPES IN TAPES wlh $700 IN TAPES I IN TAPES 1 the eighth and Mickey Rivers drove OR IN TAPES OR Sunday afternoon at Moriarty Field when the locals face Hart- the ISfday disabled list and 1. PkA U9 yotf T«e Saver 3. CoHd Vie reqiaed neutl $. Tuneiyetfa Ill8$wiih I $IBBK* in Randolph, who had tripled, with a AND LIGHT DUTY TRUCKS...... eniBiopBNmytfietftom of ow ipecH CMh teoHer ttpa $100 IN fAPCS SI$M»,H,SI0OINIAPIt 1100 IN TAPI I Is^lN 1 API ford Insurance. The Twi League game starts at 5 o’clock. activated outfielder Tom bunt single in the ninth. Grieve. 248 SPBUCE STBEET. MAHCHESTEB Prlc«vlfKtlvtSun<]tyJijly31 thru Saturday Augual a. 197/ Wa resarva tha right io Nmit rtuantitiat. Noi r8$poh$ibl« for TypographictI trrofi PAGE TEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Sat., July 30, 1977 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Sat.. July 30. 1977— PAGE ELEVEN □ NOTICES INDEX Softball Bualnoaa Opportunity 14 □ EDUCATION ^or Safa 23 Homoa For Safa 23 Noricis 1 — Loti tntf found Lof (fiNf Found 1 3 ~ Pdraontli SMALL ENGINE Service inning m argin DUSTY 3 — Announetmonu Corporation expanding dealer 7-6, Dean 7-6, ,Tees 7-6, Privato Inatructlona 13 4 — Enttrlainmoni network. No experience Finishing with a flurry. Postal 6-7, Second Congo 5- LOST DOG - Corgi Collie mU. 5 — Auclioni Short hair, tan, male. Spring necessary, (ktmplete training North United Methodist 8, BA’s 2-11. program. $500. Investment REMEDIAL READING and Street area, (jail M67405. FtNANCtAL She Keratt) math; individualized work .1 defeated Suburban Floors 8 -> Bondi'Slocki-Mofigigag required to start your own last night at Robertson, 11- 9 — Parfonai Loam program, (lst-8th grade) by LOST ■ Brown and white 10 —^l u f i n c i C L A SSI F I E D A D V E R TIS IN G business. Ideal for retired or Master’s degree teacher. 5 ^ 1. WOMEN’S REC !r Spaniel In the vicini- art time. Details on request. 8075. in Legion trium ph Big hitters were Paul Two big innings paced empl o yment RIr. Barker. ESCAA Field « e Pizza’fzza House. Call 646 13 — Haip Winta<] the Eiks to a 13-3 decision «76. Training Division Box 619„ W«TEY FORPHOLOSTHE Moyer, Bill Chappell, 14 -'Bu iin tii Opporiuniliai Wading River, New York. □ REAL ESTATE over LaVallee last night at 5 — Siluaiion Wamtd One big inning did it again Today the locals trek to Stafford Singles by Furlong, Bottaro and WRIP SERIES RECORP Earle Cluster, Jim Brelten- 11792. OF 10 WINS, m r STAR ' Cheney. Announcomenia EDUCATION PHONE 643-2711 for a 2 o’clock game and return to Brasa, sandwiched around a wild field, Mickey Holmes and. 8 — Pfivila imtruciioni last night as the Manchester HA8W0N7 W0RIP SERIES Laura Winzler collected SERVICE BUSINESS earn Homaa For Safa 23 Eagle Field Sunday to entertain Nelson Eddy, all with two "Twsniiiiiiswr" 9 — Schooii-Ciastaa FOR ASSISTANCE IN PLACING YOUR AD Legion baseball team stopped pitch, produced a single run in the SAMES FOR THE NATIONAL 0 — Inatfuclioni Wantad $800 per week. Minumum Bioomfieid at 2 o'clock. fifth and while Paul Miller collected three hits and Ann Kvadus, Meiera iwt kiersia COVENTRY - 40 acre Egg Ballard homered in the LEA6UE TOP SPOT? ■paiWaMa I IM per wmOi down paayment. Call 233-0205. South Windsor at Eagle Field, Mike Furlong started the big sixth to end the Manchester i three blows in defeat. Simone Calhoun, Dot Brin- PEAL ESTATE Farm, with three story bam. A. SANPV KOUFAX 3 — Homat lor Sala Butler-type building. Power 9-2. scoring spree with a single, stole se- Standings - Methodist 11- damour and Barbara wUHa-wiI caipiilai mt 4 Lots-Land lor Sala making. a POP SISSON ADVERTISING plant, and other out buildings, Seven runs crossed the plate in the cond, went to third on a wild pitch 2, CBT Blue 9-3, Floors 7-4, Rivera two each for the partlag. 5 — Invasimant PfopaMy \^C..PON PRVSiaALE j 643-1N1 8 — Businati Proparty RATES plus Three Lovely Homes. fourUi inning and it all happened and scored on Dave Bottaro's single. Firemen 7-5, Trash-Away Elks. T — RaiofI Pfoparty National Weather Forecast Offers invited. B/w Realty, SouHTwinStor South got on the board with single Equal Houaing Oppodunlty B — Real Eiiata Wantad CLASSIFIED Ken Brasa followed with an infield Penny Gagnon’s three 1 dty — 11« word per d iy 647-1419. after two men were out. runs in the fifth and seventh frames. aofl -iaWSUE- Vittner’s5-8, Angels 4- ADS hit. Jeff Backofen delivered Bottaro 9, Belcon 0-13. hits led the losers and Ann MtSC. SERVICES 3 days ... 10t word per day 1 ~ Safvicaa Oilarad 6 daya . 9a word par day BUSINESS ZONE - Near busy Lanky Pete Kiro went the distance with a single. After a successful dou- Chuck and Debbie Triggs 2 — P a i n l t n g - P a p a n n g T177 BRING lAINDLELlGHT □ EMPLOYMENT 26 days — 8a word par day intersection. Large seven on the mound scattering seven hits in stroked two hits each. 3 — Guilding-Coniraciing y 15 word! $2.00 minimum ble steal, Ray Gliha singled for a Backofen, Gliha, Bottaro and Joan Joyce‘ Scoring two runs in each I — Roolmg-Siding RESULTS room home, large lot. $M,000. Happy A d a ...... $2.30 incri the Zone Eight clash. He fanned eight single run and when Bruce Ballard Standings - Tikey 10-3, » — Haaling-Ptumbmg Hutchins Agency, 6463166. Furlong each had two hits while Paul of five innings and a single Ho/p Wantotf...... 3 — Flooring and waiked six. reached on an error, Gliha scored. B 4 J 9-4, Racquets 9-4, 13 Biancucci, Skip Sheehan and Jack qualifies in another. Blue Moon ' — Moving-Tfuching-Sloraga The success brought the record to Elks 8-5, LaVallee 3-10, I — Sarvicas Wantad MANCHESTER. Brand new 3 This set the stage for Frank Murphy each lashed out two hits for trimmed Vito’s last night MAINmUNCE FMEMAN situation Wantod 15 bedroom homes with 2 or 3 17-4 in zone play and 21-10-1 overall. Livingston's three-run homer. the iosers. at Robertson, 11-5. Savings & nk 0-13. MISC FOR SALE baths, 2-car garage. City for LPGA ) — H o u se ho ld G o o d s Jim Ruffini paced the at- REC CHILD CARE in licensed water, city sewers. Ideal loca- I Articles lor Sale ^NOT home. 7 - 6 daily, three meals, tion near 1-84. Priced right tack with a triple and two Scoring in all but one in- * — Building Supplies PERRYSBURG, Ohio. lalaiT, a z a U M ktaia taaaMs. I — Pels -Birds- Dogs laundry outings and overtime from $58,990. For total infor- ning, Thifty Package (UPI) Joan Joyce, the singles and Rick Nicola Narlkara laSlana. lapty la s Livestock services. Manchester. De6 mation call Builder; 643-9797 trounced Rockwell last ISIS, ZaaM laal HI. 4SSU ' Boats & Accessories foodsd Acres stroked a double and two Sporting Goods ble, 6461790. or 6466555; Eves 643-1357 or legendary pitcher of m-zss-iNi. Kite after repeat victory singles, Steve Wronker and night at Keeney. 12-3. — Garden Products 6463731. Dutch Colonial — $139,900 women’s professional soft- — Antiques COOK: Excellent baker, Steve Ganci each added Leading the offense with Beautiful custom built builders home. 4-5 extra large ball, fired a 76 for a total SALES POSITION - Straight — Wantad to Buy menu planner. Will do shop- SOUTH WINDSOR - Nine bedrooms, huge family room with 12 foot long stone two hits to the Moon cause. three hits each were Scott 307 Friday to entered the commissions, leads furnished RENTALS W. ping. Available immediately. room Custom Ranch. Two fireplace-ceiling to floor-raised hearth. Sliders to deck, Hanson, Mike Silver, Craig — Rooms tor Rent pro ranks of golf. Don Kelsey had three to homeowners. Call 242-54112. Call 6460101. baths, cast iron baseboard huge kitchen with loads of cabinets, 2 separate ovens, one Ogden and Tim Bycholski. — Apartments lor Rant ADVERTISING heat, central air conditioning, The Waterbury, Conn., hits and Dick Marsh, two — Homes lor Rant micromatic, slate foyer. 2Vi baths, decorated in Italian in Philadelphia classic Silver had the only homer. PRIOR SERVICEMEN • The ~ Business for Rant *■ DEADLINE 3 1/2 garages, $54,900. Hayes native fired a fourth round for Vito’s. IZ3* Homaa For Salo 23 style, 1st floor laundry room and sewing room, all Ron Peters and Jeff Air Force recently announced — Resort Properly lor Rent wtl»l OTAINIII POTOCA9T • Corp. 6460131. 76 for the 307 total at the Nightcap saw Crispino’s new openings for individuals — Wantad to Rent 12 00 noon the day before hardwood floors, stone and cedar front, 2-car garage,- Welsh each hit safely twice 58 — Misc tor Rant publication. PHILADELPHIA (UPI) - 138. Diehl fired a 65 Thursday but who was 98th on the PGA money win- Ladies FTofessional Golf upend Holiday Lanes, 9-7, with prior military service. If MANCHESTER electric doors, burglar and fire alarm systems, centrally for the losers. Deadline for Saturday and Tom Kite is going for his se- skied to a 73 Friday. nings list coming into the tourna- Assoiation’s qualifying thanks to four-run rallies in nave been out for less AUTOMOTIVE For Period Ending 7 a m. EST Sunday. Saturday night will air conditioned, thermopane windows, 1500 gal oil tank. Standings - Turnpike TV 5 years and are looking ' Autos lor Sale Monday is 12:00 Noon Friday. Built in 1976. Other features too numerous to mention cond straight championship in The 26-year-old Kite, who defeated ment, had a more steady round with school on the Belmont the sixth and seventh in- C 62 — Trucks lor Sale find thundershowers in the southern Rockies, the Plains region, 12-1, Thrifty 11-2, Norton 9- for “A Great Way of Ufe’ , 63 — Heavy Equipment lor Sale Diehl in a five-hole playoff here last seven birdies, including an eight-foot Country Club course. nings. the Gulf and lower Atlantic areas. Elsewhere, clear and warm the only PGA tournament he’s 4, HNBank 6-7, Rockwell 6 contact the Air Force im- 64 — Motorcycies-Bicycies weather should prevail. Minimum readings include: (approx, Century 21 year, was philosophical after his putt on his final hole, and a single Her total was five Big guns for the mediately. Call 6467440. 65 ~ Campers-Trailers-Mobila PLEASE READ ever won and he’s going scrambling, up-and-down round. bogey. Supremes were Brian 7, Bellevjeu 3-10, DeMolay Homes max. temperatures in parenthesis). Atlanta 68(86), Boston jackst on vante strokes better than the 312 — Automotive Service 66(60). Chicago 67(85), Cleveland 60(83), Dallas 76(94). Denver YOUR AD M through high fairways and McDermitt with four hits, 3- 10, Jim ’s Arco 2-11.STEADY WORK - ReUable. 6T — Aulot lor Rani-Leasa "Everybody has rounds like this.” “I really had my concentration required to make the tour. 56(87), Duluth 56(70). Houston 73(93), Jacksonville73(90), Kan- rough and trees to do it. today,” said Lister, whose only tour Gordy McCombe with INDY hard worker, who wants stea- Classified ads are taken over ______646-1316______She shot three over par ^ enmloyment, good income. sas City 68(86), Little Rock (73(95). Los Angeles 67(75), Miami the phone as a convenience. In what may have been the most r victory was in last year’s (^ad Cities on the front nine and one three and Mike Riccio and Regal’s were awarded a Call 528-6702 between 62 only. 77(88), Minneapolis 59(81), New Orleans 77(91), New York The Herald is responsible for Htip Wanted 13 only one incorrect insertion and unusual round of the f200,000 Open. “ Ail I had to worryabout today over on the back nine. Bruce Tracey with two forfeit over CBT last night. 69(84), Phoenix 85(1081, San Francisco 56(79), Seattle 58(70). St. PGA was getting the ball in the hole.” each. Standings - Bob & NOW accepting applications then only to the size of the Philadelphia Golf Classic thus far. Joyce, 37, said she will Louis 70(88), Washington 67(87). original insertion. Errors which GET MORE with One golfer who didn’t have his con- Standouts for the Lanes Marie’s 10-3, Telephone 9- for full time employment. FUSTICS do not lessen the value of the Kite fashioned six birdies, four he said. "It may sound funny, but this return to her team, the Call 5263869 between 9 and 2 centration was Diehl, who had no were John Wiggin with 4, R eg al’s 9-4, N assiff INJECTION awiniM advertisement will not be cor­ bogeys and eight pars into a two- is Uie type of round you have when Connecticut Falcons, to only. Iw h pM uwiUa ■■ kM ifiHip ■ rected by an additional inser­ under-par 69 Friday to tie John Lister you’re playing well. I turned what bogeys Thursday but suffered finish out the season before three hits and Steve Longo, Camera 7-6, CBT 6-7, W I NUb ki •• IH n t IraUw Ni tion Older gracious home full of charm. Two bedrooms (3rd for the second-round iead. through five of them Friday. Craig Pepin and Rich Center Congo 67, Nelson’s VEHICLE MECHANIC - No r«e *i I w ei e p * * N N w N«fp Wantad 13 HtIp Wanted 13 bedroom unfinished). Garage. Original stained ISEKTRY looked like an over-par round into a she joins the pro tour in Ihi NM« IMw t«WriM m Lister shot the day’s best round, a “Today I played as bad as I could Gustafson with two bingles 4- 9, Army & Navy 1-12.experience required. Current woodwork. Lovely private yard. Residential area. Don’t ib s^lJR E A L ESTATE SERVICES decent round and almost a real good September. training openings. Good ■kJaa) pan nwriam. Ni ilhr | m | miss this one. Owner anxious. $36,900. play,” be said. “I just had an uptight each. u t i HELP WANTED - Concrete 65, for a deadlock with Kite at seven- one.” She currently has a 16-3 NIKE salary, paid training. Enlist- ■Uflhi H W kiwEb. Ptem npPp day. I had very’^poor concentration. I Ml !■ IMS. Sank h p . U . IM M . at laborers. Call 8761103 after 8 Cantury 21 - Excellent value. Six room under-par 135 over the 6,687-yard, Kite’s round featured a drive on record for the Falcons who Standings - Moriarty’s Each team had 12 hits ment requlrred. Ages 17-35. HtIp Wantad MANCHESTER p.m. 13 Cape, fireplaced living room, three bedrooms, base- par-71 Whitemarsh Valley Country the seventh hole that crept halfway was hearing everything — people, have com piled a 33-19 20-6, Crispino's 17-7, Blue but Acadia had more runs Call U.S. Army at 643-9462. SWITCHBOARD up a pine tree, three approach shots JACKSTON/AVANTE ment, garage, siding. Only $38,900. Club course. cars, everything.” mark in the Women's Moon 16-7, P ero ’s 14-9, in an 8-6 win over Fio’s last VOICE INTERCEPTOR - No RECEPTIONIST - Secretary, OPERATOR- Danny EMwards, winner of the that flew over greens and some un- The cut was at two-over and 74 Holiday Lanes 13-12, Multi night at Nike which 646-1316 usually baa lies in lairways that are Professional Softball experience required. Ciurenf $140. Sales office seeking RECEPTIONIST Greater Greensboro Open, stayed in players qualified for the final 36 holes Circuits 8-lG, Gus’s 6-18, being kept higher than normal Association. clinched the league cham- training openings. Good bright individual for varied of- Typing raqulrad. MANCHESTER • New listing. Older six contention with a 69 for a 136. and a whack at the $40,000 first prize. Vito’s 2-22. pionship. salary, paid training. Enlist- fice functions. Pleasant per- $30,900. SIX Room Cape. because of recent hot weather. Excaltant b«n*flto. HN’t - LPN’S Heatolator fireplace, enclosed MANCHESTER - Immaculate room Colonial in convenient location. Excellent Another shot back at 137 were former Form er U.S. Open champion Jerry ment required. Ages 17-35. sonality. Excellent typii^ and 3 p.m. to 11 p.m. Shift six room Ranch. Three “It was not a very classical round, SILK CITY Mark Kravontka, Andy porch, large lot. (food buy. condition throughout. $38,500. champion J.C. Snead, who shot a 71 Pate was disqualified after falling to Grid group Call U.S. Army at 643-9462. light steno needed. Small Sand rtpIlM to 11 p . m . to 7 a . m . S h ift bedrooms, fireplace, central needless to say,” he said “Just eight Standings - Bogner’s 18- Amendola and Bob Bailok Hutchins Agency 6463166. Friday, and Mike Hill, who had a 69. sign his scorecard but with a 70-76- friendly office. Excellent Box J Part time or full time. air conditioning, aluminum 4, Allied P rin t 14-9, Fogar- each stroked two hits for POWER GENERATOR benefits. Fee paid. Olsten Ser- - Several two and three Nine golfers, including first-round pars — what a day!” 146, he wouldn’t have m ade the cut c/o Manchester MANCHESTER - Just listed. siding, beautiful landscaped, MANCHESTER to induct ty ’s 13-10, Glenn 8-13, the winners white Don Fay Equipment Operator - No vices, 242 Trumbull St., Hart- Pleasant working conditions, A real Show piece. $40’s. leader Terry Diehl, were in a tie at Lister, 30, a native of New Zealand anyway. Seven room Ranch. Three family homes in many areas. Call for prices and Frank’s 6-16, Reed 3-10. and Tom Bombardier had experience required. Current ford, 5465561. Herald ^nef^ts. Hayes Corp. 646j)131. locations. training openings. Good bedrooms, family room, two CHARTER OAK three each and Jeff baths, garage. Bowers Ifohool. five today salary, paid trainnhig. Enlist- SUMMER MAKING you ho- NEW COLONIAL - Three Standings - Oil Heat 10-3, Bujaucius a pair for the Many extras. Mid $40's. Hayes - Super clean Ranch, three ment required. Ages 17-35. hum? Add excitement to your VERNON^MANOR Corporation, 646-0131. bedrooms, fireplaced living BOLTON CANTON^ Ohio (UPI) - HPMarket 8-5, Jaycees 8-5, Cakemen. Call U.S. Army at 6469462. life! Sell quality AVON room, 1 1/2 baths, W/W bedrooms, fireplaced rec room. Contemporary Leaders cosmetics, beautiful jewelry. 871-0385 Close leaves MIT I Paul Brown is a legend in F a rr’s 6-7, Klock 4-9, An- Standings - Acadia 11-2, LICENSED MOTHER wanted MANCHESTER - Ranch. throughout. $43,500. Keith decor, acre lot. Mid $40’s. EARN EXTRA Money Part his own time and has been nulli’s 3-10. Wutson 9-4, Cherrone’s 65, Meet new people, earn extra to watch two children in Three bedrooms, 1 1/2 baths, Real Estate, 6461922, 646 time, workiiu from our plea- money, win prizes. All in your Nathan Hale School Area. 4126. Batting in the FTofessional Foot- FELINE Barbers 7-6, Renn’s 5-8, sant office. Hourly rate, plus spare time Call: 5269401. Days. Call 649-0463 after 5:30. small down payment. Good in- COVENTRY ■ Year round home on the ball Hall of Fame for 10 Sportsman 5-8, Flo’s 4-9, commission. No experience terest rate. Owner will lakefront. Three bedrooms, large kitchen, all for Tufts position .\alional League Standings - David’s 14-0, assume mortgage. 25 years SIX ROOM Cape with years. A member of this Lathrop’s 4-9. necessary. Will train. Call us INSURANCE. Greater Ver- Dormer. Living and dining summer activities. $34,500. AB H Pet. Moriarty’s 11-4, Crispino’s at 5664990. payment. Call anytime, 649- Parker, Pit 412 140 .340 year’s class says if it 9-6, Scruse 2-14, Tommy’s non Insurance agency seeks room', kitchen, newly Stennett, Pit. w asn ’t fo r Brown he experienced person to work in renovated, three bedrooms, MANCHESTER - Owner wants action. By EARL YOST V ^ 372 124 .333 2-14. PHONE FROM home to ser- RN’s ■ LPN’s auto and home owner depart- DEALERS fireplace, full basement, gar- wouldn’t be here today. vice our customers in the NEW LISTING - Two family, Brick Cape. Three bedrooms, IVi baths, rec room Morales, Chi. 346 115 .332 ment. Typing and rating skills age, very clean, $39,900. Sports Editor . . Bill Willis, who played EASTERN LEGAL Manchester area. Flexible Needed for etaff rallal In two car garage, plus many with bar, fantastic in-ground pool. Must be seen. Luzinski, Phil. 339 112 .330 Hits, runs and errors required. Reply toI TBox S, c/o extras. Asking $42,900. Call Charles Ponticelli and Son, Former Manchester High track and cross country standout for Brown at Ohio State hours, super earnings. 246 area eonvelaacant Manchester Herald. 6461540, 6460800. Simmons, St. L. 329 108 .328 were plentiful last night at NOTICE 7773. homea. YOUR choice of WANTED now, Paul J. Correnti Real and a member of the 1960 United States Olympic squad, Pete Griffey, Cin. University in the 1940s and In accordance with Section Estate, 6465363, 646-3897. 388 126 .325 Nebo as Personal Tee out- location, thin, and days. MANCHESTER - Large Close has moved from Massachusetts Institute of Technologuy Foster, Cin. 387 123 .318 was an all-pro middle- 619b of the Election Laws, RELIEF COOK - Career lasted the MCC Vets in 10 Full or part time. Call 643- RN's LPN'S EAST HARTFORD - Ranch. Aluminum sided, m Templeton, St. L. 397 125 .315 guard with tM Cleveland Rev. of 1975, notice is hereby minded Individual. Good 9515. three bedrooms, large as track coach to head coach of men’s track and cross country at innings, 17-16. given that the Registrars of benefits and salary. Second Manchester line. Six room Robinson, Pit. 279 88 .315 Browns when Brown MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD fireplaced living room, walk Tufts University. John Johnson’s fifth hit, Voters will accept shift. Apply Vernon'Manor, or GN’s picture book Ranch. Brick 29 Connecticut Blvd., East Hartford Rose, Cin. owned and coached the AID t ASSISTMICE out family room, sun porch, 405 126 .311 a home run, decided the applications for admission as call 8 7 1 -^ . And Nurses Aides front, fireplace, custom 289-4331 Close served as head cross country American Leagus team, gives his old coach OF NOitTlEASTERN CT„ INC. We have full and part time kitchen, garage. Low $40’s. garage, near bus, schools, and coach at MIT the past five years issue. an Eiector at the following SS7 Em I CwiWr St Hayes Corp. 6460131. stores. By owner. 643-8781. AB H Pet. the credit for his selection REAL ESTATE Sales people M«nchMt«r, Ct. positions open on the se- where he also doubl^ as director of Dave Pierro and Tim locations: for Manchester area. Must be Carew, Minn. 383 147 .384 to the Hall of Fame. cond and third shifts. Good job for extra income. sports information and assisted in Nicoia each coiiected four SAM Concert — Mount licensed or in process. Bostock, Minn. 376 128 .340 "Paul Brown has ac- Nebo. Saturday, August 6, Excellent wages and Please contact track during the same period. hits for the Tees with Jim Generous commission benefits. Call or apply: Rice, Boston 403 129 .320 tually been the force 1977, 7:00 P.M. to 9:00 P.M. schedule. Wolverton Agency WELDERS - Certified Air- The Manchester man carved out an Rossilio collecting two'. Ekl 647-9194 Singleton, Balt. 324 103 .318 behind my being as SAM Arts and Crafts Fair, Realtors, 6462813. craft type. Class A. First and BUSINESS & SERVICE enviable record at both Manchester Hanlon and Tom Chisholm Dade, Clev. 255 80 .314 successful as I have b ^ in Center Park. 10:00 a.m. to second shift. Full and part MEADOWS CONVALESCENT High and St. John’s University in added homers. DENTAL ASSISTANT - time. Apply J. T. Slocomb Co., George Doherty Bailor, Tor. 351 110 .313 footbaU,” said Willis. "He 2:00 P.M., Saturday, August CENTER Brooklyn where he was selected to The Vets were led by Ted 13, 1977. Experience only. Excellent 68 Matson Hill Road, South Zisk, Chi. 331 103 . 311 has been a long-time friend 333 Bldktall StrMt in person Kuchas and Bob Klatka Signed, . benefits. Salary open. Call Glastonbury, G. the All-America Cross Country and a real plugger for me 6463003. __Mancl»jtar,_Conn^__ Cowens, KC. 374 116 .310 with three hits each and teams in 1958 and 1958, the All- even after I finished my Herbert J. Stevenson, HELP WANTED: Munson, NY. 368 114 .310 John Kearney, Ray Huk, Registrar D America Cross Country squad in 1959 CUSTODIANS - Part time, Stenographer. Hartford DISHWASHER Wanted Fisk, Boston 334 103 .308 football career. He is the and the Metropolitan New York greatest.” Ralph Braithwaite and Frederick E. Peck, evenings, experience. Despatch Sales Department in Nights. Apply Cavey’s Y Track Athlete of the Year in ‘59. Page, Oakland 315 97 .308 Russ Mace each had two- Registrar Manchester area. Call 646 East Hartford needs someone Restaurant. Must be over 18. Also to be enshrined Older Gentleman preferred. Close won the IC4A mile cham- Home Runa hit showings. Paul Phillips, 5691, between 2 and 6 p.m. for varied responsibilities. today were Bart Starr and These include cor- Herald Ssrvfcsz Oftarsd 31 Sotvicoa Oltarad 31 Painting-Papparing 32 BulldIng-ContracUng 33 Deputy Registrar pionship in 1958 and 1959 and com- NATIONAL LEAGUE: Foster, Standings - Tierney’s 10- Cin. 32; Schmidt, Phila. 27; Garvey, Forrest Gregg of the Green Robert Von Deck, MEDICAL ASSISTANT - with respondence, typing, phone. MAN TO vacuum rugs. Mor- peted in the 1,500 meter run in the '60 3, Vets 8-5,-Looking Glass bookkeeping and typiiw abiU- Busy, Interesting desk. nings. Apply Cavey’s C&M TREE Service - Free es- L.A. 24; Burroughs, Atl., Bench, Bay Packers, Frank Gif- Deputy Registrar VINYL REPAIR - We can fix PAINTING - interior and CARPENTRY - Repairs, Olympic Games in Italy. ty needed in Manchester, Monday-Friday, 8 - 5. Apply Restaurant. timates, discount senior sofas, chairs, cars etc. No exterior, paperhanging, remodeling, additions, gar- Cinn., and Luzinski, Phila. 23. ford of the New York Assistant Registrars Close is now residing in Newton, Monday through Friday, 9 Hartford Despatch, 225 citizens. Company need for expensive rec- excellent work. References. ages, rooofing. Call David Giants and Gayle Sayers of Helen Stevenson a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Experience Prospect Street, Blast Hart- WANTED: Counter help Manchester owned and Mass., and will begin his new duties AMERICAN LEAGUE; Rice, Nicholas Lefas Bualnaaa Opportunity 14 covering. 56651 Free estimates. Fully in- Patrla, 644-1790. Boston 27; Scott, Boston 25; Nettles the Chicago B w s . (Basketball retired . Send Resume to Box ford, G. 06108 or send resume. evenings and weekends. Per- operated. Call 6461327. sured. Martin Mattson, 649- in September. Joyce Gubnan MM, c/o Manchester Herald. E.O.E. manent. Appoximately 30 NY. 24; Hisle, Minn. 23; Bonds, "I am still walking on WANTED DEALERS to in- REWEAVING burns, holes. 4431. Pete Close Goud Nine,” said Willis, Patricia Lukas hours. Apply at Full of EXPERT TREE Removal - Zippers, umbrellas repaired. RoolIng-SIdIng-ChImnay 34 Calif. 21. SENIOR I Vicki Kastauskas CHARGE NURSE - 7 to 3. SALESMAN - Appliance-TV. Baloney, 4l5 Main Street. stall sprayed foam insulation Free estimates. Insured. Window shades, Venetian QUALITY PAINTING and now director of the Ohio in old and new buildings. BIDWELL Home Improve- Bears 77 (John Haslett Janice Gardner Laurel Manor, 649-4519. Retail. Must have experience. Working Manchester area for blinds. Keys. TV for rent. Paper Hanging by Willis Youth Commission. ’"This Call Bernie’s, 242-5517. HAIRDRESSER with Tremendous energy saver. over eight years. Reasonable. ment Co. Expert installation 19, R ich Koepsel 16, Craig Marlow’s, 867 Main St. 649- Senuitz. Fully insured, is the culmination of a foot- RECEPTIONIST wanted for managers license. Call 526 Every home and building Call, All-State Tree Expert 5221. of aluminum siding, gutters owner can use It, and can save references. 649-4343. Amy Olcott shares early lead ball career I am really Kearney 15, Walt Adamy dental specialty office in DENTAL ASSISTANT 3149, evenings, 5664971. Co., 742-6591. and trims. Roofing installa- 12), Eagles 63 (Eric Hall downtown H artford. Wanted for specialty practice. then up to 50% of their heating tion and repairs. 649-6495, 876 proud of.” bills. We train you how to in- CARPENTRY - All types of HAVE YOUR Cape / Ranch 31, Tom Hammick 16). INVITATION Excellent working condiUons Vernon and Hartford offices. DRIVEWAY SEALING, pain- carjrpentry; Remodeling, painted for $150-$200 by 9109. POCONO MANOR, Pa. (UPI) - Stone, who has never won an LPGA She bogeyed the par-three 13th Willis was to be and benefits. Good opportuni- Excellent working conditions stall. No fees of any kind. We ting, yard work, wood split- roofiitoflng, siding. No job too scheduling now. Professional Amy Alcott kept her wits about her tournament in 17 years on the tour, after missing the green and missed presented at the enshrine- TO BID ty for mature individuai who and benefits available. Call UFE-MEDPOOL are Interested only In selling ting, odd jobs, etc. Willing to small.” Free estimates. 644- considers any job. 2869287, HORACE Tetrault - Siding, EAST HARTFORD If you «re »n RN or LPN Inluresled this foam insulation that we and fired a three-under par 70 to birdied her first two holes, hit a nine ment ceremonies by enjoys dealing with people. 525-3868 after 10 a.m. W(JRK. (5all 6463764 after 5 3079. evenings or weekends, Don. roofing, storm windows, aw- an 11-foot putt for par on the 18th, PUBLIC SCHOOLS in tempornry employment in the manufacture. Can be applied nings. Quality workmanship, enter today’s second round of Uie iron to within four feet to birdie the Call 5263868 Mter 10 a.m. Greater Hnrtlord-New Haven p.m. also after missing the green. Brown while Starr was to Drop interests BID #415 area, please contact DNS at 847* all year round. WRITE: free estimates. Fully insured. $75,000 Pocono N ortheast G assic fourth hole and added a fourth birdie be presented by Bill Im perial Coatings & WINDOW CLEANING - PAPER HANGING Expert. "It was tough to make putts BOSTON (U P I)-M a y o r REMOVAL <1 EXPERIENCED Babysitter Site. CHAIRS REGLUED, Fur- (fommercial & Residential. Your average paper, in 872-9187, 649-3417. sharing the lead with Beth Stone and at eight with a wedged seven-footer LOOKING FOR C hem icals, 4041 R idge today,” she said. "The way I hit the Moseley, bis old high Kevin H. White has volun- REPLACEMENT OF for one year old, three days a niture repaired, refinishine, Full insured. Free estimates. average room, $30. Mr. Dot Germain. and a final birdie at the 14th with a w eek in MY HOME. Avenue, Philadelphia, Penn- touch-up work. House calTs SPECIALIZING cleaning and ball today, I could have shot 65.” school coach at Lanier tarily . withdraw n LOCKER ROOM CEILINGS EXTRA INCOME? sylvania, 19129. WUliams Call Quality Maintenance In- Richman, 6463064. Two-time 1977 winners Jane chip to 18 inches. ATEHHS References. PERMANENT and service calls, pick up and corporated, 646-0845. repairing chimneys, roofs, High School in EXCELLENT Opportunity - (215) 044-0706. new roofs. Free estimates. 30 Blalock and Debbie Austin and three Massachusetts’ capital city Information may be ob- position. Transportation delivery. 569-2867 days or PAINTER NEEDS Work - Montgomery, Ala. G re u required. 644-8733. F\iU or Part Time. Sell Advertising For man to learn wholesale after 5. Years Experience. Howley, other players were one shot back at from consideration as the tained from Alan Desmarais, Specialties, Calendars and Gifts to hardware business. Pleasant ED’S LIGHT Trucking - Interior, Exterior Painting, was to be presented ^ local businesses. Weekly com- FIM 643-5361. site for the 1984 summer Purchasing Agent, East Hart- conditions. Green Hardware, Cellars and attics cleaned. Papering, by the hour or job. 71 and another four players were Marie Lombardi, widow of EXPERIENCED Adult missions. No Investment or collec- on M 06 TK rUUTICS lOOM LAWNS MOWED, Trucking, Trees cut. Free estimates. Residential, Commercial. bunched at 72. Olympics because of the ford School Department, 110 tions. Our 68lh year of prompt, 522-1107. SCHOOL BUSES ROOFER WILL Install roof Packer Coach Vince Lom- Babysitter wanted. To care -friendly service. Rated AAA-1. 0 HL1J06 DOUiWS OY 1980 trimminng and tree work, etc. 6461943. Summer homes, apartments, A total of 17 players equalled or lack of an appropriate Long HiU Drive, East Hart- for five monUi old Infant in my Write to John McNeer, Newton 646-8864 or 647-1240, a fte r 5. windows puttied. 20 years siding or gutters for low dis- bardi and Gifford was to be COMMUNICATIONS Cable, Training atarto now lor TOW qiMlJF)UTI06S count price. Call Ken at 647- bettered the par 73 on the 6,468-yard facility for outdoor track ford, Ct. 06108 until bid South Windsor home. Days. M ^C o., Dept. 2153. Newton, Iowa ALUMINUM Siding does need experience! Will Travel. E. presented by Wellington opening on August 12, 1977 at Own transportation. Inc. needs extruder trainees, qutllflod poopta to loam MS: CLUTTERED ATTICS & 1566. west course of the Pocono Manor and field events. machine operators, second cleaning. Free demonstration Davis, 649-0495. Mara, president of the New “ Boston is out of the run- 10:00 a.m. References required. Call 288- to drivo school bus psrt- Cellars? Will haul unwanted and esumate. 0 K Cleaning Golf Course. 2040. shift only 4 p.m. to 12 p.m. tlms In Manchsstsr or items for you reasonably. Call York Giants. ning as a candidate site for The East Hartford Public SECRETARY FOR South Starting pay $3.50 an hour A tlnora IntqrMi - amblUon - Service, Coventry, Conn. 742- Haa ting-Plumbing 35 Alcott birdied the 390-yard 15th Gifford, a sportscaster Schools is an Equal Oppor- Vornon In Soptombor. CBpItAl InvMtmcnt ol 18,978.00 649-1616, or 5660322, for free 6733. the 1984 Olympics, but if Windsor law firm. Must have after two months training estimates. hole and sunk a 15-foot downhill putt with ABC which is to tunity Employer. EXPERIENCED Carpenter excellent typing skills. Prior period. Full benefits. 5 Glen •rd cpproilmttciy 200 cq. ft. of Building-Contracting 33 SEWERLINES, sink lines, the right things happen, we needed - Send resume to P. 0. operating apace for rntnUfactory, COMPLETE LAWN for a birdie on the par-four, 371-yard televise today’s Pro Hall of 0567 legal experience unneccesary. Road, Manchester. wadotharaaL cleaned with electric cutters, will be a prime contender Box 180, Columbia. Send replies to Box 3203, BRICK, BLOCK, Stone maintenance - Lawns, $5 and WES ROBBINS carpentry by professionals. McKinney 16th. She then made a six-footer for a Fame Game between the mm mm Fireplaces, concrete. up. Hedges, $10 and up. remodeling specialist. Ad- for the 1988 gam es,” White Talcottville, Connecticut. Mmimum Requirements Bros. Sewage Disposal pw at the 18th for a share of the lead. New York Jets and the OPPORTUNITY FOR Attrac- - A newly tfaalgnad mM*tactory Chimney repairs. No job too Edging, and fertilizing. 647- ditions, rec looms, dormers, Commpany, 643-5308. said Thursday. small. Save. Call 644-8356 for built-ins, bathrooms, “I finessed it around because I Chicago Beats, said be felt tive, refined person, good NURSE’S AIDE - Full time, 7 1. 5 years good driving wHh oompMa InataMatlon of ail INVITATION appearance, pleasant per- equipment and n.aehinary by estimates. kitchens, 6463446. played rather consistently,” she he was "in really classy to 3, and 3 to 11. Apply Laurel experience. NO JOB T(X) Small - Toilet sonality for high earnings op- Manor, 91 Chestnut St. axparta, on ttia alta of your ODD JOBS DONE - Cellars, repairs, plugged drains, said. "Ypu have to keep your wits company. TO BID portunity. Steady work. CaU CARRI ERS 2. No criminal record. cholea. ODD JOBS, Cleaning cellars attics, garages, yards CUSTOM CARPENTRY - about you on this course.” Coach pleased Manchester. • A thorough and complete kitchen faucets replaced, "I u s ^ to televise these ’The Manchester Board of 872-4515 between 10 a.m. and 3 3. Good physical condition. and attics. Moving large cleaned, moving, trucking. Homes, Additions, Repairs, repaired. Rec rooms, Alcott also birred the par-five CHESTER, Pa. (U P I)- Education seeks bids for p m. An Equal Opportunity training couraa, covering all appliances, also stone or loam Loam for sale. Lawn service. Cabinets. Call Gary Cushing, games and thought it would DISHWASHER - Full time, 4. Proper attitude. aapacta of oparattona. bathroom remodeling, heat fifth with a two-foot putt, two-putted Phlladelphia Elagies head Repair of Boilers for Uie 1977- Ehnployer. some weekends. Good NEEDED delivered. 644-1775 or 6469532. No job loo big or small. 566 3462009. modernizzation, etc. Free be kind of fun riding around for 5. Gean Appearance. • AH nacaaaary rataH outtata for for a birdie on the par-five eighth and Coach Diqk Vermeil said 1978 school year. Sealed benefits. Apply in person. your finlahad producta, aacurad 8522. Estimate gladly given. M & M in those c a rs (fo r ma t ur e housekeeper It's the way to gol When TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY two-putted for a birdie on the 11th. Friday he was pleased with proposals wiU be received un- East Hartford Convalescent Manchester and 6. Be available for work by tralnad company Paraonal Plumbing it Heating. 6462871. enshrinees prior to the til 11:00 A.M. August IS, 1977 needed. Must have own Home, 745 Main Street, East Marketing Manager. you need to tell people ODD JOBS DONE - Cellars, Carpentry and general con- She also made par-saving putts of six during the entire tracting. Residential and game),’’ said Gifford. the performance of the at which time they wlU be transportation.. .CaU 644-2183 Hartford. East Hartford areas school year. If you oan quality, our DIraetor of about ybbr business, attics, garages, yards PLUMBING and Heating - feet on the 10th and 14 feet on the after 7 p.m. Hem Acoounta will arrive and cleaned, moving, trucking. commercial. Whether it be a Midget North soccer champs "Now I am going to be in club’s younger players in publicly opened. to dtllvor tho tell them with the Fast service. Reaso'nable 14th. their 12-0 scrimmage win lupervi paraonally auparvlaa and direct Loam for sale. Lawn service. small repair job, a custom rates. Licensed. Call Ron, 046 one.” Specifications and bid forms PART TIME Appliance Manchotlor Evoning aU acttvitlaa nacaaaary lor your Classified ads. No job too big or small - 566 built home or anything in Although Stone had an opportunity Metros captured the Midget Morth Soccer League title. Squad over the Washington may be secured at the For health care facility. Elec- 6567. repairmairman. Experienced or trical and mechanical skills Horald 8622. between, call 6461379. to hold the lead by herself, she members, front row (1. to r) Jason Wlochowski, Ed Barry, Aron Redskins. Business Office, 45 N. School will train. Call 8467489 or 646 • Hm IoW dm I03S ■ jom os ODD JOBS - Landscaping, TwinbiU Sunday desired. Contact Mel Csll AM and/or PM Routes yard clean-up, shrubbery bogeyed the 18th to finish the round The Redskins were Street, Manchester, Connec- 3444 after 5 p.m. Thurston, Meadows Convales- NEWTON SMITH - Flooring 38 three-under. Wlochowski, Gary Truman, Brian Milone, Richard Naab, Steve M anchester ■ Women’s 647-9046 PIsass call John Thrall at work, driveway sealing, tree Remodeling, Repairing. Rec limited to only 45 yards on Ucut. Raymond E. Demers, cent Center, 333 Bidwell CqgorWilta service and lignt trucking and Painting-Papporing 32 Logan, Burt Bolin, Standing, Jill Goss, Dani Zotta, Michelle Softball Gub will face the Business Manager. DENTAL-SURGICAL Assis- rooms. No job too small. 646 FLOOR SANDING tt Germain also suffered a bogey late 26 carries lliu rs^ y and Street, 647-9193. Extension 21. 643-2414 MODERN C M n S , INC. painting. Call John, 6465517 or Cote, Dan Senkow, Peter Shea, Doug MacLeod, Mike Mozzer, New Haven Blue Jays in a Sincerely, tant. Wanted for oral sur- any waskday morning 3144. Refinlshlng. Floors like new. in the game, taking four on the par- failedl to penetrate inside aeofl’s Vernon office. Full Rn 1 Ml, Mh IMUS U. n m Brett, 646^136. PROFESSIONAL Painting: No waxing. (Specializing in doublhheader Sunday at ^ymoiid E. Deihefs HELP NEEDED at The bofort 9:00 lor an Inter- three 17 when she missed the small Chris Sohn, Jim Siewertsen, Mike Zotta III, Mike Zdtta. Briti the Birds’ 32 in their 60 ume« ekperience preferred. Herald IRMRBI; IBSMilSIM Interior & Exterior, Commer- CARPENTRY It Masonry - older floors). Staining floors. Nil^ Field stattlnk dt Business Manager Alpha Omega. We need view. green and chipped short. Send replies to Box R c/o H>m 4tIJtl.n n - 417411-7911 EXPERIENCED Babysitter cial It Residential. Free es- Additions and remodeling. Ceilings. In-outside painting. Loar was missing. (Herald Photo b photo bjf Duhii) hlhys from scrlmmagCi 8I6T waiters, waitresses, available. Will also do light ManhhMtef HtraMi bartenders. Call 6463960. ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦a□ timates. Fully insured. 646 Fre estimates. Call Anthony Morso Stove Dealer. John l housework. 647-9755. 4879. Squillacote, 6460811. Verfaille, 6465750, 872-2222. PACK TWELVE - MANCHESTKR EVENING HERALD, Mancheslfr. Conn . Sat.. July 30, 1977 ACROSS placa (abbr.) Answer to Previous Puisle MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Sat.. July 30, 1977 — PAGE THIRTEEN HomM For Salt HoutohoM Good* 40 ArtMoa lor Salt 2 Baa's home The Classic 41 Apartmanta For Hant OS Apartmaota For Rant >lutoi For Salt 61 Aulot For Salt 61 I J mui 3 Star-shaped (BEBtaD T monogrim 4 Throw slowly Charles M. Schultz SCREENED LOAM • Gravel, WE HAVE customers waiting OOVE^'flRY - Three room 4 Tfllgr ol till □□□□ MANCHESTER. Executive SEARS. 17 Cubic foot 5 Greek epic refrigerator freeier. S ^ . processed gravel, stone, sand for the rental. of . yyour apart- furnished apartment on large ItOtlll □□ Condominiums...deep in the and fill. For delivery call Dear Abby poem woods ol Manchester. Priced Automatic washer. )200. Mth ment or home. J.D. Real property.■ 6Overlooking v e i ...... lake. 8 Songitriii 6 Vast period of George H. Grifflng. Andover, Estate Associates, Inc. 646- 3175 m o nthly. S ecu rity Mlnnilll □UDDDIDD nanuEi at just M2.W0 which includes like new. Gas stove. MB. Call time □□□ DciciD nnaci 643-1734. 742-7W6. 1980. deposit. Lease and references 12 Crutnb private swimming pool, ten- By Abigail Van Buren 7 Dramatic part □□□ra QDDm □□□ nis. carpeting and individual required. No children or pets. 13 Eriiti 8 Hawaiian □□□E3C1 DDDQDCIIZ THSTOa.OF COURSE, controIlM heating and air con- FURNITURE, Eleven piece SuHdlna SuotMoa asUWKING for anything in real 742-7949. 14 Aromi volcano, C3D ditioning. Just a few remain and eishieight peicenalr* dining room auppSOa 42 estate rental • apartments, 15 I p o m i i Mauna_____ IS TO BE Alert.., at this low price. Call today.. sets, Victorian Love seat and homes, multiple aweellings, MANCHESTER • Five room (contr.) 9 Perfect model side chair. Beds, chairs, NATURAL STONE for no fees. Call J.D. Real Estate Duplex. Appliances, parking, 16 Lilt iclinci 10; Broadway Builder 64M7]7 . 648-6S5S. retaining walls, veneers, Evenings 649-1294. bureaus. Miscellaneous. 649- Associates, Inc. 646-1980. one car only. 3220. You pay (ibbr.) musical 4081. patios, etc. Pick up by the utilities. Near Hospital. No DEAR ABBY; You are always so short and to the point. 17 Eigli’t mil 11 Made 33 French article 47 Spring pound or delivery by the ton. CENTRALLY LOCATED • pets. 649-8220. A vailable Have you a list of 10 tips for wives to follow if they want a 18 Smill villiv 35 Breed bloomtr FOUR BEDROOM Ranch. Bolton Notch Stone t ^ r r y , 19 Jar cover 22x13 paneled family room. 2 REFRIGERATOR - White 17 Three room heated apart- September 1st. successful marriage? 21Compiii 36 King (Fr.) 46 Uneven 649^163. 22 Atib giriTiinl 37 Compass baths, fireplace, wall-to-wall cubic feet. 3100. 228 Center ment. Second floor. Security. NEW BRIDE point 49 Reiiiter Call 646-2426, 9 to 5. 23 Told lib point carpeting, treed lot. Street. AVAILABLE THREE Room 24 Highway 50 Paper me 39 Canal system Doga-BIrdt-Patt 43 Second floor, rent. 26 Gignet curve assumable mortgage, and DEAR BRIDE: No, But I’ll compose one. 27 Oriwi along in northern 53 Church pan THREE ROOM Apartment - Refrigerator, stove and heat 26 Curious -1 l ® more. |40's. Owner. 6^1038. Michigan 54 Blackthorn Heat, hot water, appliances, Parking space, no pets. Call 29 Obscana 27 Mae West DOG-CAT BOARDING 1. Don t keep telling him about all the other men you fruit □ MISC. FOR SALE air conditioning. Storage 643^7W. 31 Noun suffix role 41 Songstress bathing/grooming. Obedience could have married. 56 Heavenly city protection classes. Complete area, laundry facilities, gar- 32 Set of 28 Noun suffix Starr Mickey Finn — Morris Weiss 2. Don't bring out the bills at breakfast time. matched 44 Caustic 57 Flightleat ArtfcfM tor Sato 41 modern facilities. Canine age. Security deposit. No pets. SIX LARGE Rooms, Full at- 29 Is situated FOUR YEAR OLD, seven Holiday Inne, 200 Sheldon 3&. 643-^, 646-7268. tic and basement. Central, 3. Don’t try to start a conversation with him while he’s furniture 30 And so on (2 substance bird! reading or watching a sports event on TV. 34 Defy 59 Actor Minao room Colonial. Three Road, Manchester. For reser- p^arking. 3190 monthly. wds., Lat 46 Stage of YE A H -H E'S IN rwt a O IW TO TA L K TO OLD FASHIONED eight piece 38 Sediment abbr.) 61 Everyone HERNANDEZ SAID HE WAS bedrooms, 2 1/2 baths, dining room set. Six chairs vations please call 646-5971. FOUR ROOM Apartment, References required. Mr. 4. Don't correct him In front of other people. history THE COUNTY THB D. A . A B O U T I V IN M E ETIN G HIM A T THE Available August 1st. Heat, 5. Don't try to make him jealous. 40 Smooch I HEAR THE HERNANW J A IL - A N D THE THE M E A NTIM E, M IC K E Y — CORNER B Y THE W A R E - , carpeting throughout. 16 x 32 with octagon style table and Belliore, 647-1413. KID IS OUT OF THE ingroumf pool, lireplace, at- hot water, appliances, laundry 6. Don't bad-mouth hla relatives. 42 Chemical 1 2 3 4 1 6 7 1 a 10 11 JUDGE REFUSED I W A N T YOU TO S E E A H OUSE A T THE TIME many antiques. 649-5547. FEMALE RETRIEVER Two BOY NAMED JO H N N Y YOLAS tached garage, family room, facilities, storage area, gar- EAST HARTFORD - particia THE NIG HT W ATC H M A N years. Spayed. Good with 7. Don’t put a shirt In hla drawer with a button missing. 43 Bravos (Sp.) 12 13 14 - A T l a i JO R D A N P L A C E ! , ' K IL L E D I wash area with laundry shoot. KAWASAKI CHROME children. Owner must part age. Security deposit. Lease. Manchester town line. Two 8. Don’t call him at work unless it's absolutely necessary. 45 Nest IS 17 Many more extras. Asking exhaust pipes for KH500 tri- due to allergies. Call 6 4 3 -^ . Adults. No pets. PSS. 643-4884, room furnished efficiency. 9. Don't use his razor. 16 3S1.900. Call 643-9262 for ap- 646-7268. 47 Astronaut ple. Excellent condition. Utilities,. carpeting, air con- 10. Don't threaten to leave him unless you have a better Cooper II 19 21 pointment. 94 Henry Street. d itio n in g , b ark in g , 3155 20 22 KAWASAKI 1974 KS 125 MX. Boafa-AccBsaortos 46 place to go. 50 Old stringed monthlyily. References. Securi- 23 24 25 26 good condition. Stock Chevy, instrument small block, intake manifold ty. Available August 15th. 528- SEARAY. 1975. SRV200. 20 And next week. 111 print my 10 tips for husbands. 51 Make angry 27 21 28 30 with 780 dual feed carburetor. foot inboard/outboard. 188 52 Besides Stock Chevy distributor for a 55 Woodworking 31 33 34 37 HEBRON-BOLTON Line MercCruiser. Low hours on EAST HARTFORD - DEAR ABBY; I am a 41-year-old woman who was 32 35 36 Seven room Cape, three 327. Call 643-2380. engine. Fully equipped. All tool Manchester line. Large two divorced last year after a miserable 20-year marriage. I get 58 Throws 31 38 40 41 42 bedrooms, first floor family accessories plus 23 channel bedroom, carpeting, air con- 3800 a month alimony. I have one daughter who is 19 and ALUMINUM sheets used as radio. 36500. Will consider any 60 Womans 8377 room and garage. All on LOOKING ifi ditioned, appliances, heated, away at college. 43 44 45 46 beautiful private acre. 344,- printing plates, .007 thick, offers. 644-8290 after 5. @I We offer the largest variety of name ALL S I ZI S adults. 3220. 2861673. 10' J-24', 500. Owner. 649-4710. No 23x32” , 25 cents each or 5 for V attractive apartments and Three months ago I m et a young man at a church singles’ 62 Drive at 47 41 41 10 agents. 31. P h o n e 643-2711. 1961 STARCRAFT 18 foot a townbouses in Manchester ^ meeUng and it was love at first sight. He’s the most 63 Sailing Priscilla's Pop — Al Vermeer S Rental office open daily FOUR ROOM Apartment - 64 Horse 11 14 55 57 .Always a popular style aluminum boat, 55 horse. sensitive and charming man I’ve ever met. He says I’m the 52 13 56 . . . the shirtw aist is a P g Heat, hot water, appliances, only woman he’s ever loved, and in bed, on a scale of one to 65 Mae West role 347,900 - ON HILLTOP Drive - UNIFORMS WANTED - Cub Homelite Motor, 3800. Call 51 59 waiiirobe favorite, too. Scouts. Boy and Girl Scouts, parking. No pets. On busline. ten, he rates a ten. 66 Convent room 80 81 62 No. 6377 with Pholo- In the choice Manchester 646-3162 between 12 noon - 7 DMUTO 3185 monthly. 643-0030 after 4 67 Announce Brownies, nurses. East He’s recently divorced and has a 4-year-old son living 83 64 85 Cuide is in Sizes lOta to Green area. Owners hate to p.m. p.m. 66 Ensign (abbr.) leave this seven room Colonial CathoUc School. 649-1225. with his ex-wife . He moved here from the Midwest and is Size 35 bust I ENTBIPIIISES I PARTS Department now open C O L L E C T O R S! 1964 ea 87 81 ... 34, yils., 45-inch. with 1 1/2 baths, new 19 FOOT Chriscraft, 1967 646-1021 IS Studebaker Cruiser - 4 door looking for a job. DOWN TWO 300 AMP RecUfiers - ATTRACTIVE 4-room Apart- Saturdays. Complete line of P a tt e rns availa ble only carpeting, fireplace, etc,, Lapstreak with Tandem ment. Stove, refrigerator. Chrysler parts. Chorches sedan. V-8 engine. 6 new tires Now the problem: He’s only 27, but he’s very mature for (NIWiPAfIR IKItMIUll A6INI in sizes shown. loaded with extras. Start Good condition. Good for trailer. 120 horse, Merc Cruise his age and says the age difference doesn’t bother him. 1 In the same plating, or welding. Call 649- References, no pets. 3170. 226 Motors. 6463646. including snows. One family TO onocii. ino ti.00 fK tid packing and call T.J. stern drive. New. Many owner - good condition. Call 1- ■intfl. plot 2SC ftr pAltn* aaP 3439 from noon til 6:00 p.m. 3540, 6463167. He wants to marry me, but if 1 accept. I’ll lose my kiaOllai. Crockett, Realtors, 643-1577. extras. Must sell. Best offer. THREE AND 1/2 Room CHEVY MALIBU - 1970. Must 9761349. alimony. I’ve considered having him move in with me, but 5260797. apartment, heat, hot water, Four room Duplex. Adults sell! New brakes and tires. it might cost me the respect of my daughter and parents sue BURNerr 347,900 - TWO Family Hat on DARK LOAM - 5 yards, 332.00 Manchaalar Evaning Harald plus tax. Gravel, fill, washed stove, refrigerator, wall-to- only. First floor, stove, 3 m . Call 2867201. which means a lot to me. What are your thoughts on this? Win at Bridge Benton Street. An unusual but Uotoroyclaa-BIcyclat 84 u s e Av«. ol Amorleaa sand and stone. 643-9604. Qardon Products 47 wall carpet, 3190. Centrally refrigerator. Call after 3 p.m., IN LOVE Now Torti. N.r. loose desirable home. Where can located. Adults only. No pets. 6461035. jugai fou find a two family with - 54,000 miles, 351 Cleveland frilt HlMt. APOmt otOl ZIP SEARS COLDSPOT - Air con- Security deposit. Call 646-7690. 1970 TRIUMPH - 500cc. 3600 coot. Strip NiPikn lap SUt. TWO f ir e p l a c e s . TWO engine. Excellent running DEAR IN: The age difference may pose problems later Whitebrook comet to iifo ditioner, 14,000 BTU. or best offer. Good condition. on, but I see bigger problems now. Since he's unemployed, The Sprinx & Summer Franklin stoves, TWO car gar- STOP AT THE AVAILABLE September 1st. Homat lor Rant 54 condition. New shocks and Call 6468215, anytime. •77 B.V Sir FASHION age, TWO relatively new gas Excellent condition, 3190. Call moving In with you might be a great move for him, but 633-8113 after 6 p.m. CORN CRIB Two bedroom apartment with brakes. Asking 31950. Call 643- NORTH M needed the king of hearts for contains a Bonus Coupon. heating systems, TWO hot family room, heat, hot water, SIX ROOM DUPLEX, 1 1/2 4484. 1973 YAMAHA TX 500 with feeling as you do about your daughter and parents, I don’t * AK43 On tuciiland Road his takeout double and Price . . . $2.00 a copy. water neaters? One unit va- stove, re frig e ra to r. 3275 baths, wall-to-wall carpeting, Fairing, Sissy bar, luggage advise it. If It's love, it will last. Take your time. V4 Captain Easy — Crooks and Lawrence cant. Good income producer. JAFFCO POOL Tables - We are open for the season. 10 to S stove, refrigerator, driveway. therefore pl^ed ace and a .Add $2.00 for the New Professional. 3300 or best Fresh com and vegetables picked monthly with security. No TRIUMPH Spitfire, 1974. 29,- rack, electric starter. e K 10 $ 4 SUCCESS IN SEATING. T.J. Crockett, Realtors. 643- daily Pick your own. pets, will consider one child. No pets. 3250 monthly. Send 000 miles, am/fm radio. Sharp Excellent condition. New CONFIDENTIAL TO “SUFFERED A SETBACK’’: It’s AQ988 small heart. ’This dropped the THE WORLD'S H O TTE ST WEAPON?,,, 1577. offer. Good condition, needs jack and king from West and ON THE OTHER H A N D - Please call after 6, 643-5523. replies to Box L, c7o car. Asking 32550. 6464938. chain, sprockets, 3800 firm. no disgrace to slip and fall, but you aren't really a failure YOU P UTTIN e ME 0 N .6 IMB0 '? IP HE'S COME UP WITH to be recovered. Call 569-3217. Manchester Herald. WEST 623-60(55 a n y tim e . unless you say, “Somebody pushed me.“ EAST Charley was in business with SOMETHING ALL TH A T AQJ10 5 A9872 what we call a trump bye-pass VKJ V 10 9 6 3 play. Fmili and Enwst Hate to write letters? Send 31 to Abigail Van Buren, 132 ♦ 982 SQJ6 Wiiniirap Lasky Dr., Beverly Hills, Calif. 90212, for Abby’s booklet West led a second spade. *AJS3 *10 2 Charley won in dummy, dis- “How to Write Letters for All Occasions." Please enclose a SOUTH (Dl long, self-addressed, stamped (240 envelope. carded a diamond, ruffed a ITfe NO q O C D U IV IS *? A8 spade and played the king of Z DUNNOa ANPTH47'/ VAQ87 52 IN TTHE clubs. West took his ace and 1 E R N I R i . ^ S A73 led a fourth spade. Charley '^■mAr/jwp *K74 ruffed, cashed the ace and } WHAT'5 50 mu Astro-gra ph North-South vulnerable king of diamonds and queen ol ANP,, clubs and led a third diamond. ] WI5C AgoifiT Weil By BERNICE BEDE 0 80 L North Eaat South He had eight tricks in and ; k l U l M a IN I !♦ Pass IV there was no way to keep him Double Pass 1* 3V from making two more trump I A TREE SAQITTARIUS (N(». 23-ltoe.' Pass 3N.T. Pass 4« 21) It's important today to Pau Pass Pass tricks. acKnowledga and praise those On the last trick East had to Alley Cop — Dave Graue * A A O ba t ing Opening lead — Qa who do good works. You'll bo a use his 10 of trumps to ruff his public relations man lor yourself partner's good club. dead Mice ? that none can equal. WA6 there' i nope! he HEYr ,, THAT'S MXIR By Oiwald 6r James Jacoby A FEMALE IWAS OVER CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) WnVI, y-THERE, ALL, WMHY," July 31. 1977 You never shirk duties nor do It is always nice to hear DINNV? ) BY HIMSELF.' •••••••••••••OG*********** •••••••••••••••«••• •••••• Try your hand at new and you look lor a tree ride This will from an old friend. Charley Homaa For Salt 23 Homat For Salt different things this coming year. stand you in good stead today. Whitebrook, who admits to be- 23 ArVelat lor Salt 41 Qardon Producta 47 Apartmanta For Rant 53 Homat lor Rant 54 Autos For Sola 61 Uolorcyclat-BIcyelat 64 They could prove lucky and Rewards lor these qualities have ing almost 70, Is retired and A Georgia reader wants MANCHESTER - 2-3 profitable for you This doesn't been magnified. living in Florida. He sent us reassurance that the penalty Bedroom Cape. Fireplace, AVAILABLE SOON EVINRUDE (Sportsman) 3 CORN - Sugar It Butter. 85 1976 HORNET - 4 door. mean to forsake the old stand­ tricks for a revoke are scored ■•Bara Iwa BaBraaai HP outboard motor, like new, AVAILABUSOON •ely TRIUMPH 1976 Bonneville AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19)Be today's hand with the com- remodeled kitchen, inground cents a dozen. Also other ■idari twe ktirtsi* room, 4 bedroom home. Walk Automatic, power steering, bys. the same as regular tricks so ■Bartaaals. SIN par anaBi good trolling m otor, vegeUbles. 644-0304. Natsisky 750, 8000 miles, oil cooler and lighthearted and happy In your ment, "Maybe there’s life in pool, city utilities, excellent ladaBaa liaat, hot aralar. toarWMis, S I N per m M to school and bus line. 3375 per air. 2 new snows. 33600 or best rack. 31,750. 289-4042. involvements today. Thai's your the old boy.” that if you bid four hearts and condition. 339.900. Hayes economical. Portable sewing Farm, Vernon-South Windsor wat-la-wal cazpaUnt ssd machine, carrying case, 3S. line. month, security, references offer. 2867035. ticket to getting It all together. It's Charley found himself in make just nine tricks while Corp. 6460131. tortia*. Hoover vacuum cleaner required. Carl A. Zinsser LEO (July 23-Aug 22) Your easier to smile than to lurrow what can beat be described as your opponents have revoked 643-1961 Agency, 6461511. 1974 MUSTANG II - Very good mate may have ideas today that your brow. VOLPI ROAD, BOLTON - (upright), attachments, like 643-1961 a very, doubtful heart game. you get credit for having Equi Housing Opportuntty new, 350. Gas stove, 40” , 4 condition. Low mileage. Call you'll try to dismiss as outlandish Not that he had overbid, but made five odd. P IS C E S (Feb. 20-Merch 20) County living in this large Equal Houaing Opportunity . 6460879. HARLEY DAVIDSON, 1973 when you first hear them. Listen burners with heater for BUCKLAND WATERFRONT Two This is one of those days when We can reassure him. Colonial with a beautiful view. FX-12000 - Built by factory closer. You could find your con­ rather that the hand was a Bedroom house, screened good things happen provided 7- 30 C H776yMU3K, M IWs Family room, patio, first floor bottled gas, for cottage use, servatism is showing Find out real misfit. Penalty tricks for a revoke Lota-Land lor Salt FARMS porch. Available im- 1969 CADILLAC Sedan engineer. Branch heads. you don't make waves. Sit back laundry, four good sized 24 325. Walkie talkies, sefof two MANCHESTER - Main more of what lies ahead for you Charley won the spade in are considered as tricks won NaUve trail h vcfeUbla frah mediately. Summer or year Deville. Good condition, all Barnett clutch, aluminum and harvest the seeds you so bedrooms. Buy now and pick (Universal) 320. 2 end tables, daily! Street. 2/3 room Apartments, by sending for your copy of dummy, decided that West by the non-offender. The Flintstones — Hanna-Barbera Productions round. Reasonable. Send power. Asking 31000. Call 644- rocker rollers, Mikuni car- carefully planted. your own paint and carpet BUILDING LOT For Sale - walnut finish with leather Heated, hot water, Astro-Qraph Letter Mail 50 Henry Street. Near schools. replies to Box RR, c/o 0530 after 5 p.m. buretor, balanced blue printed colors. Call Peterman Agen- tops, 330. Antique wall appliances, parking, no pets. motor and transmission. 6 ^ cents for each and a long, self- ARIES (March 21-Aprll 19) Get cy. 649-9404, or 644-8659. No brokers. Call 646-4528. telephone, crank type. Picture Manchester Herald. Berry’s World Security. 5267047. 1976 GRANADA. S ilv er. 7732. addressed. stamped envelope to out and circulate today. It's Im­ frames, miscellaneous sizes, Astro-Graph. P O Box 489. portant to be around people one large gold frame. Tools. Excellent condition. Power VOLPI ROAD, BOLTON - Bualnaat Proparty 28 AnUquaa 4g TWO FAMLIY - 5 rooms, 2 disc brakes. Air conditioning, Radio City Station. N Y 10019 you Ilka. The bigger the crowd, PARDON How about this lovely Dutch Li^t antiques, flat irons, set OHhaa-Storaa tor Rant 55 the more you'll enjoy it. M E , f e l l a — bedrooms. 3225 monthly. tinted glass, protection group. Be sure to specify your birth Colonial? Four bedrooms, of block planes. Can be seen sign. Y'O U V E BRICK BUILDING - 2500 WANTED Antique furniture, References required. Mr. Radial tires. Firm 34495. Call TAURUS (April 20-May 20) 'zn.BYUicek, large fireplaced family room. comer of School Road and Bissell, Philbrick Agency, 6 ^ HONDA - CB 200T - 1975, m a d e a square feet. Free sUnding. glass, pewter, oil paintings, or after noon, 647-9971. VIRQO (Aug. 23-8epl. 22) Be You're lucky today In ways that M ISTA K E BEAinry Placed on the countryside on a Single story. Downtown. 14 Hebron Road, Bolton, at other antique items. R. 4200. excellent condition, many willing to serve If called on today could further your career or put large lot. Nearing completion. schoolhouse. OFFICE SPACE . . . s a l o n foot ceiling. Air conditioned, 2 Harrrison, 643-8709. 1968 CHEVY Biscayne. Stan- extras. Exceptionally good You may be reluctant, but you bucks in the bank. To taka ad­ H A S ONLY, Call Peterman Agency, 649- baths, ideal office space, THREE ROOMS, heat, FOR RENT dard. Good running condition. performance since purchased could get back gallons of gain vantage, you must be able to O N E 'O' / 9404 or 644-8659. dance school, gift shop, etc. KOHLER CAMPBELL - WANTED - Furniture, old utilities, appliances included. new. 3500. Call 646Sm after from a pint of perspiration recognize opportunity's knock. Piano and bench, fruitwood J50 square feel, center ol 3300. 1963 Volkswagen, 3100. 342.000. Keith Real Estate. toys. Bisque dolls, steins, Security deposit and Manchester, air conditioning and 643-9697. Ask for Rick. 4:30 p.m. FOR SALE - Home in Maine. console. Excellent condition. references required. No pets. parking Call 6U-9551 LIBRA (Sept. 23-OcL 23) You're GEMINI (May 21-Jih m 20) A 649-1922 or 6464126. clocks, swords, guns. Outright popular, charismatic and well- king.sized Idea may pop into In the countiT, 44’ x 26' Ranch 3750 or best offer. 6496290. p u r c b ^ , or consignments, 3260 monthly. Cali 6466958 MOTORCYCLE INSURANCE with three bedrooms and a after 5 p.m. 1973 FIAT 128 SL (Sports receivecf today. If you have the your head today and you might MANCHESTER - Good loca- bll 6446962. Coupe) 46,000 miles, am/fm - Lowest Rates Available! chance to hobnob with people dismiss It because ol Its scope three acre lot. Garage in base- tion. Restaurant. Business Immediate binding authority. ment. 338,000. Cafl 207-746- BEAT THE COMMUTE! radio, runs beautifully. Good you want to impress, by all Don't — there's a good reason only. Seats 55. Parking iOO. TAG SALES 3 1/2X8” MOTOR Scooter SMALL BUSINESS or Office buy at 3600. Call 643-6888. Sunny Day Option. Garke In- means do so. why It Is there. 5155 o r 207-429-9830 for more 350.000. Columbia, gravel Tires - In good condition, and Cromwell area’s most space for rent. Busy surance Agency, 6461126. information. business - equipment, 30 T reasonably priced. Call 646 prestigious and luxurious pedestrian area. Low rent. SC O R P IO (Oct. 24-NOV.22) CANCER (June 21-July 22) One studios. One, two and three 1967 CHEVROLET Impala. Keep some strength in reserve in for whom you've done things acres, 3175,000. Bee’s Real TAG SALE - Sunday July 31, 4739. M61442. Power steering, power 1970 350 HONDA. 3350 firm. Born Loser — Art Sansom Manchester - By owner. EsUte 6496844. bedroom apartments from Call 5663217. any situation today. You may may want to return the favor to­ 10 to 4. 211 HolUster Street. brakes, automatic transmis- never have to use it, but you'll be day. but you'll think It's too Six room aluminum sided ANTIQUE DRESSER with 3160 to 32% per month. Call ATTRACTIVE Four room of- Outboard motor, comics, elec- today, 632-1300. Only 15 sion. Call 6467942 after 6:00. glad to know it's there. much. To refuse would deprive Cape on heavily treed comer Manchester shopping Mirror. Chest of drawers. 395 fice. Ground level, central 1975 HONDA CB 550. 8,000 tric heater, drapes, infant minutes to downtown Hart- him of deserved pleasure. lot in desirable Bowers School Center. On Main Street. Room bike seat, etc. each. Antique reverse pain- location, professional miles. Excellent condition. ZSO^I'M herb, TAKE THESE.,,I'VE area. Wall-to-wall carpeting, ford. CHRYLSER IMPERIAL for expansion. Great poten- ting with Victorian frame. building, parking and utilities. LAB ARON 1971. Very good Green. Must sell. Make an Bugt Bunny — Helmdahl and Stoffal fireplace, dishwasher, garage tial. 1-6176486400. Can 6461734. Call 6^2865. offer. Call 643-8795 anytime. ALU (3UT,. feOT LOTS O F THEM. and garden area. City utilities ANTIQUES, Tag Sales, Tools, MANCHESTER - Suddenly condition. 31500. 646-8159 after housewares and much, much 6 p.m. ! tirrwWvnwIroLlic.Tli fWaUS PM CM (D l977byNEA. inc and very low heating costs. THE PACK RAT - Antiques, available! A magnificent two MECHANICS SPECIAL -1972 Tq Low 340’s. No agents. Call 647- Raal Batata Wanlad 26 more. The Eastern Connectiut PROFESSIONAL Office - All rr quick/ dow n in collectables, decorative and bedroom apartment In The facilities. Excellent location. Honda 450. New transmission, 9826. Flea Market (at the Mansfield Mansion on Otis Street. Two 1968 VOLKSWAGEN Bug. basement / ALL CASH For your property, Drive-In, Junction 31 & 32). conversation pieces. Good projection. Reasonable Good running condition. 74,000 new rubber, needs some valve "How do you like my new air b a g s?" Turqoiuse jewlery. Will fireplaces, huge living room rent. 351 Center Street. 646 work. 6467979 or 643-7008. within 24 hours. Avoid Rm Every Sunday 9 a.m. - 4 p.m. formal dining room, base- miles. 3450. 6460542. MANCHESTER - 4 bedroom Tape, Instant Service. Hayes Rain or shine. Dealers 35 (no reopen again Sunday July 31. 1680, 6463549. Our Boarding House — Carrol & McCormick Contemporary Ranch. 40 Fiore Road, off Route 85, ment, appliances, heat, elec- 1972 - 750 HONDA K-I, Corporation, 6466131. reservations neccessary) tricity supplied. Lease, 1971 OPEL. Automatic, radial Fireplaced family room public FREE. 4269890. Bolton. ROCKVILLE - 20 X 40 store or tires, radio/beater. Asking customized W/header, runs Joining kitchen, 2 1/2 baths, 2 security, no bets. Blanchard A 5H0WBIZ CONTACT CLAIMS m PEAP! SELLING your house? Call us office space. Large display 31000. Call 644-1047. very well. Asking 3950. 3 PIKE HAS, ACTUALLY .SI6NED PIKE car attached garage. Call It Rossetto, uic. 6462482. evenings, 643-9266 or days 528- first and we'll make you a BARN SALE - Burnbrook windows ideal for barber t) W7 A POCUMENTARY WITH OUESTiONEP Suzanne or Arthur Shorts, 646- Wantad to Buy 49 shop, insurance office, etc. 2101. cash offer. T.J. Crockett, Road off Oak Street, East 118 MAIN STREET - Three 1963 COMET - Running condi- FLANNEL hVXJTH FLANDERS! ANP ME ON 3233. J, Watson Beach Co., Realtor, 6461577. 312i monthly. Lee & Lamont Hartford. Antiques, bottles, ACCORDIONS - WWIll pay up room heated apartment, fur- tion. 59,000 miles. 3%. Call THAT^ JUST THE iTPENERS.' EVERYTHIN^ Manchester Office, 647-9139. inks, furniture, and all sorts of Realty 872-4690. 6463423 after 5 p.m. Equal Housing Opportunity. to W for 120 bass. 3^ for 12 nish own appliances, parklike Campart-Trallart FROM THE IMMEDIATE Cash for your miscellaneous items. Friday bass. 247-0842. yard, security. 3220. Available Mob/to Homat 65 HE'SSUPFIPSEP TO HAVE property. Let us explaiiexplain our HOT WATER 332.900 - VACANT Cape - Cen- and Saturday, July 29th, 30th. August 1st. M6241M, 9-5. Raaort Proparty 1972 FORD nine passenger lair proposal.posal. Call" " Mr. " Station Wagon. All rower, air TAPED £OME SHORTA6E trally located. Six rooms, For Rant 56 18’ CAMPER trailer - single Belfiore, 647-1413. TAG SALE - Jewelry, pocket conditioning, excellent condi- BCAPDINO To BROKEN aluminum siding, rear porch. MANCHESTER -, Newly axle, excellent condition. ______HOUSE SPRINfiS! Heathclift This Funny World watches, other items. Satur- renovated two bedroom MISQUAMICUT - Four tion. Must sell. Call 423-2146. Eleven years old. 31,500. Caii Trades locally considered. MAY WE BUY your home? day only. Corner of □ RENTALS INTERVIEWS.' T.J. Crockett, Realtors, 643- Duplex apartment within rooms, walking distance to 742-8930. (juick, fair, all cash and no Manchester Road, South Main 1973 VEGA Hatchback - WHEN 1577. walking distance to down- beach, fam ilies only. MRS. HOOPLE problems. Call Warren E. Street, Line Street. Sunday Rooma lor Rant 52 town. With varnished floors Available August 20th through Showroom condition. New ARE YOU Selling your mobile Howland, Realtors, 643-1108. HEARS THE tapes 339.900 - NEW ON the market only, C)ak Street, Manchester. and new modem kitchen and September. Call 643-0491 or tires. Must sell. Call 423-2146. home? Buyers waiting. Please 10, til dusk. Next to Gas Light ATTRACTIVE Sleeping room bath. 3230 includes heat, hot 6^1472. call Plaza Homes, Broker. 1- well be out - Lovely six room Colonial Restaurant. with 1 1/2 baths, plus finished Houathold Goods 40 - Shower/bath, private en- water, stove, refrigerator. 1970 "CUDA” - 383, 4 barrel, 828-0369. OF THE HOUSE rec room (knotty pine). Ideal trance, free parxing. Apply Call 6460090. automatic, air shocks, mags. (3UICKER THAN home for nowing family. T.J REFRIGERATORS TAG SALE - Saturday July 30. 195 S pruce S tre et. 31,850 firm. Call 6464966. A CONSRES5IONAL Sunday July 31, 10 a.m. to 4 □ AUTOMOTIVE Crockett, Realtors, 643-1577 Washers, ranges,- used, MANCHESTER - Two can’t be beat. Over 50 homes PAY RA ISE! guaranteed and clean. New p.m. Two families. Much fur- Manchester - Large clean bedroom Duplex apartment, FOR SALE - 1967 Cutlass. AT, to choose from. Many set up 66 DUPLEX. Two acres. shipment damaged, GE and niture, Route 44A, Bolton. furnished room, centrally within walking distance tt PS, PB, tilt wheel, electric ready to live in. Ailult and Just East of Bolton Notch on Autoa For Salt 61 Three bedrooms, 1 1/2 baths, Ftigidaire. Low prices. B. D. located, responsible working ttto downtown. 3210. includes seat, running condition, family parks available Right. excellent riding car. 8765411. appliances, carpeting, Pearl and Son, 649 Main male. 6 4 9 ^ . heat, hot water, stove, 1965 RAM BLER S tatio n through out the state. Trades enclosed porch. Excellent in- Street, 6462171. Main Street, refrigerator. Call 6460090. welcome. All homes priced to l/ARKNESS TAG SALE -109 Lenox Street. Wagon - Running condition. come. 354,900. Owner 2269685. 6462171. 322 PER WEEK. Centrally 3150 or best offer. Call after 6, 1977 CHEVY C h e v ette - sell from 33,995. Full time ser­ AT Baby furniture, TV, dress located. 146 Center Street. ATTRACTIVE Three room 6466536. Aquamarine. 4,000 m iles. vice department parts, form , snow blower, NOON = EAST WINDSOR - Mini-farm BABY ITEMS, convertible Please call 649-0013. Apartment - Stove, Larger engin- Automatic, 6,- supplies and accessories. ^1177 >€A. »t. Td Xitt. UX ' 7-3D of 7 1/2 acres with modem carriage, car seat, stroller, magazines and books, hand 000 m iles o n 'w a rra n te e . 872- Plaza Homes, 1348 Wilbur refrigerator, heat, electricity. 1966 FORD Mustang Converti- 8755. nine room Custom Cape. swing set, seasoned firewood. made jewelry, clothes. CLEAN FURNISHED References, no pets. 3165.646 ble • Needs tune up. 3550. Call Cross Highway, Berlin Turn- Gold custom drapes with rod, Freebies, etc. Saturday and 3167, 2263540. pike, Berlin, Conn. 1-828-0369. Bam, brook, pond site, fenced Sunday, 1Q:00 on. Sleeping room for reliable 6464026, after 5:00 p.m. Short Ribs - Frank Hill pastures, fruit trees. Call brown / orange / gold print working gentleman. Call 646 1966 DODGE Dart - Mint con- dition, original spare still In 0UT.JUST LOOK AT Arthur'or Suzanne Shorts, 646 custom drapes, more curtains 4701 after 6 p.m. IMM ACULATE FOUR NEED CAR? Credit bad? TERRY TRAVEL Trailer. 23 HOW A » e V •• J turned twe bal u e MIS SBA N D 6 J E T S / 3233. J. Watson Beach ( i., with rods. Best offer. 6465588, TAG SALE - 174 North Elm rooms, sunporch, garage, trunk. Automatic transmis- 1/2 feet. Immaculate condi- Bankrupt? Repossessed? sion, 2-door white Coupe, slant THEaWXET\ ocrr so AAASTER Manchester Office, 647-9139. keep trying. Street, Manchester. July 30th, THOMPSON HOUSE • Fur- wpliances, neat, hot water. tion. Bathtub, awnings, TV U|pS<^S IFRUSTTWHER, SREBN FROO. 31th. 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Fur- Honest Douglas accepts six engine. 31500. 646-1190. Equal Housing Opportunity. nished rooms. Kitchen Working couple. No pets or lowest down, smallest antenna, many extras. Call / niture, household items, baby privileges, centrally located, children. 3210. Plus security. 742-9419. WATER BED: King size. items, toys, plants, mis- payments. Douglas Motors, OPEN HOUSE - July 31st., 12 California King, brand new, parking, men or woomen. 6464714 after 4. 345 Main. AVAIUkllESOON cellaneous. Deposit. Call 6462358. Modern two kodraom to 5 p.m. South Windsor, three month old. Must sell. Automotive Service 66 Raised Ranch. 1 year old 6 MARRIED COUPLE Wanted ■fortmontt. I1U par montli Heater, liner. Raised frame. TAG SALE - Moving. Must WE PAY 315 for complete Indudoo neat hot water, "I undeiatand you’ve been a conaiatent winner In the rooms, 1 1/2 baths, fireplace. 3200. 5261693. MANCHESTER - Clean fur- Three room, carpeting,' junk cars. Call Joey, Tolland sell everything. SatuiSay and nished room near bus, appliances, air conditioning, waRto-wad catpaUiij and ELM MOTORS - Toyota, Dat- beaebtll poola, Tucker. How about taking 349,900. Directions: Sullivan Auto Body, 5261990. parhkit. sun specialists, factory Avenue to Troy Road, to 320 Sunday, 154 Irving Street parking. Responsible garage. No pets. No utilities. over our sales forecasting?” WASHING MACHINE - Clothes, furniture, household 643-1961 trained, one day service, 114 " rife AN ALBUM OF 1HIR1V OF HIS BieeFST H11B/* Brookfield Street. Brown, 335. 7 Walker Street. workiing male. Blanchard & 3185. Security. Call 6462875 1971 FORD LTD. Excellent goods, etc. Rossetto, Inc. 6462482. Equal Housing Opporlunlly E^ast Main Street, Rockville. after 5:30. condition, 31400. Call 649-2095. 871-1617. PAGE FOl'RTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HKRALD, Manchester, Conn., Sat., July 30, 1977 Obitu arie s

Mr». CIrmenline \ . Ruimo 1602 Main St., East Hartford, with a at 10 a.m. Burial will be in Mt. St. EAST HARTFORD - Mrs. Mass of Christian Burial at St. Benedict Cemetery in Bloomfield, at Clementine V. Poschman Russo. 76, M ail's Church at 9 a.m. Burial will a later date. of 101 Connecticut Blvd., East Hart- be in Hillside Cemetery, East Hart- Friends may call at the funeral ford, widow of Anthony D. Russo, ford. home tonight from 7 to 9 and Sunday died Friday ^ Mt. Sinai Hospital. Friends may call at the funeral from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Bom in Pittsburgh, she lived in home Sunday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 Mr». Mary A. Earlv East Hartford eight years. She p.m. Mrs. Mary A. Early, 98, widow of attended St. Mary' Church in East W. Frank Elarly, died at the home of Hartford. .Mrhola* Puloa SOUTH WINDSOR - Nicholas her daughter, Mrs. Ruth Bradford at Survivors are two daughters. Mrs. Harwich Port, Mass., Wednesday. Gloria Kreson and Mrs. Jane Cline, Pulos, 67, of Hartford, retired owner of the former Arkay Cafeteria on Born in Lancaster, Pa. on Feb. 15. both of East Hartford, and a grand- 1879, she resided in Kansas before daughter. Capitol Ave., Hartford, and the brother of George Poulos of South moving to Manchester where she The"funeral is Monday at 9.15 a m. resided 'until recently. from Newkirk and Whitney Funeral Windsor, died Friday at Mt, Sinai Hospital in Hartford. She was a member of the South Home, 318 Burnside Ave.. ^ s t Hart- United Methodist Church, Mispaw, ford. with a Mass of Christian Buriat Bom in Bristol, he lived in Hart- ford most of his life. Spencer Circle and the Women’s at 10 a.m. at St. Mary’s Church. Christian Temperance Union. Burial arrangements are incomplete. Mr. Pulos, who was in the Other survivors are two Friends may call at the funeral restaurant business in the Hartford area many years, was co-owner of grandchildren and seven great- home Sunday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 grandchildren. p.m. the Arkay Cafeteria until his retire- ment several years ago. He was a The funeral is private. Burial will Mr*. .Abbie R.S. Ehrhardl world War II Army veteran. be in East Cemetery in Manchester. EAST HARTFORD - Mrs. Abbie Other survivors are two brothers Henry L. Robert* Rosita Sullivan Ehrhardt. 77. and one sister. ea st HARTFORD - Henry L. formerly of 40 Silver Lane, East The funeral arrangements are Roberts. 81, of 35 Hanmer St., died Hartford, widow of Daniel F. being handled by the Farley-Sullivan Friday at Manchester Memorial Ehrhardt Sr., died Thursday at a con- Funeral Home, 96 Webster St., Hart- Hospital. valescent home in Hartford. ford and are incomplete. Burial will Bom in East Longmeadow, Mass., Born in Meriden on March 18,1896, be in Cedar Hill Cemetery in Hart- he had been a resident of East Hart- she lived in East Hartford 50 years. ford. 1 ford for 70 years. He was employed She attended St. Mary's Church in Friends may call at the funeral East Hartford and was a member of by the Board of Education of the home Sunday from 7 to 9. Town of East Hartford as a custodian its Ladies Guild. She was a charter Mrs. Katherine K. Parker at East Hartford High School for 14 member of the D aughters of EAST HARTFORD - Mrs. years, retiring in 196i5. Isabella, Monsignor Drennan Circle. Katherine Keenan Parker, 93, of Survivors are his wife, Mrs. Alice Survivors are a son, Daniel F. Wethersfield, widow of Almon G. Burton Roberts of East Hartford; Ehrhardt Jr. of East Hartford; 3 Parker and mother of William A. daughters, Mrs. Mary Jane Famham two sons, William Roberts of Parker of Blast Hartford, died Friday Manchester and Edward Roberts of of Montgomery, Ala., Mrs. Gertmde at a convalescent home in Hartford. Oefinger of Newington and Mrs. East Hartford; one brother, Harold Bom in Hartford, she lived in that Roberts of St. Clare Shores, Mich.; Rosita Hawrys of South Windsor; a area all her life. She attended St. brother. John Sullivan of Hartford; 4 six grandchildren; and five great- Luke's Church and was a life grandchildren. sisters, Mrs. Anna Lawton, Mrs. member of its Rosary Society. Louise Bauket and Gertrude The funeral is Tuesday at 8:15 a.m. Philip Abele, right, 14, of 73 Chestnut St., watches as Dennis Pipkin, 9, of Hartford tries Other survivors are two daughters, at Newkirk and Whitney Funeral Sullivan, all of East Hartford, and five grandchildren and eight great- out his pitching arm at Friday’s "Carnival Day,” the final day of the Manchester Area Mrs. Margaret Chillson of Enfield; Home, 318 Burnside Ave. with a Mass grandchildren. of Christian Burial at St. Rose’s Conference of Churches Interfaith Day Camp. The camp program, which is paid for by area 14 grandchildren and a great- The funeral is Monday at 9:15 a.m. grandson. Church at 9 a.m. Burial will be in churches, was held at the Concordia Lutheran Church and included daily activities for the at Farley-Sullivan Funeral Home, 96 Hillside Cemetery, East Hartford. 70 participating youngsters. This is the tenth year that the camp has been held. (Herald The funeral is Monday at 8:15 a.m. Webstr St., Hartford, with a Mass of from the Callahan Funeral Home, Friends may call at the funeral photo by Pinto) Christian Burial at St. Luke’s Church home Monday from 7 to 9 p.m. Polic e re port Three charged, two hurt Taxes due A Warehouse Point resident is in East Hartford Court is Aug. 15. by Monday satisfactory condition this morning Robert J. Crelan, 40, of 33 Fh-att in disturbances at bars following a two-car accident Friday St.. East Hartford, was arrested Robert Butler, 18, of 58 Alice Dr., East Hartford’s mayor warned afternoon in which he was charged Manchester, was arrested Friday at late taxpayers Friday they have today at 2:02 a.m. at his home and A bottle-throwing incident early 30 Oak St. Police were told that two with reckless driving, according to charged with second-degree criminal 11:10 p.m. at the Ramada Inn on East this morning at a Spruce St. bar and a until Monday night to pay and Manchester Police. suspects from the earlier distur- avoid penalties. mischief, disorderly conduct, and in- River Dr. and charged with breach of second disturbance at an Oak St. bance were involved in the second in- Robert J. Luchina. 32, of terfering with an officer. peace. Court is Aug. 15. night spot resulted in the arrest of cident on Oak St. Richard Blackstone said taxes Warehouse Point, suffered on the Grand List of Oct. 1, 1976 The charges stem from an alleged South Windsor three persons and injuries to two When they arrived, police charged lacerations and a fractured clavicle are now due and payable by Mon- argument with one of Cretan's Dale R. Stein, 16, of 36 White St., others, Manchester Police reported. Thomas Ferrer, 21, of 136 Bissell St., in the accident, which occurred on day for the first installments. The neighbors ending with Crelan Rockville was lying in the The first incident occurred shortly and Jeffrey Fazzina, 21, of East Buckland Rd shortly after 1 p.m., taxes cover real estate, autos, and smashing the windows of the northbound lane of Felt Rd. today at before 1:30 a.m. at the Golden police said. Hartford, in connection with the personal property. neighbor's car, police said. 12:50 a.m. when the car driven by Spigot, 119 Spruce St., police said. Golden Spigot incident. Luchina was charged with reckless After Monday, they must pay a Police were holding Crelan today Lawrence W. Roy, 52, of 80 Valley Two men began wrestling in the bar Ferrer was charged with first- driving, police reported. His court on $1,500 surety bond for appearance and were asked to leave. minimum interest of $2 or 1 per date is Aug. 9. View Dr.. South Windsor approached degree assault, reckless endanger- in Common Pleas Court 12 here Mun- They left, but returned a short time cent per month or fraction of a him, police said. ment and two counts of breach of month. day. Roy saw the boy too late to stop. later and began throwing rocks and peace. An automobile stolen from a bottles, police said. The office of the tax collector, Foster St. home early this morning But he did swerve enough to prevent Fazzina was charged with first- Edward Nowakowski, 20, and John Two persons at the bar were cut by Raymond S. Slanda, will be open was found in Bolton two-and-one-half any of his car’s wheels from hitting degree assault, reckless endanger- Flagg, 16, both of Bloomfield, were flying debris and taken to Monday until 7:30 p.m. for people hours later, police said. him, police said. ment, third-degree criminal mis- arrested today about 12:40 a.m. at Manchester Memorial Hospital. who must work during the day. The auto was reported stolen at 1 The boy suffered a cut to his head chief, breach of peace, and resisting the Eastview Cafe on Main St. and Delbert Hersha, 27, of 91 Birch St., a.m. today. It was recovered in and multiple abrasions. He was taken arrest. charged with disorderly conduct. was treated for a cut above his right Bolton, near the intersection of Rts. 6 to Manchester Memorial Hospital Both are being held on $5,000 bond, Police went to the cafe after eye and released, a hospital and 44A, shortly before 3:30 a.m. where he was treated and admitted Manchester Police said. Fire calls receiving reports of a disturbance in spokesperson said. Frederick Perry, There was no major damage for observations. When Fazzina was arrested, his the parking lot. 34, of 476)4 E. Middle Tpke., was reported to the vehicle, but it would Police are still investigating the in- brother, Ronald S. Quinn, 29, of East Both were released on their taken to the hospital, but did not want not start and had to be towed from cident. They do not know why the boy Hartford, became disruptive, accor- ■Manchester promises to appear in court here was lying in the road. to be treated for a cut finger. ding to police. He was charged with Friday, 9:02 p.m.—Dumpster fire at 46 the scene, police said. Aug. 15. Coventry Shortly after 2 a m., police interfering with a police officer and W. C e n t e r S t . ( T o w n ) received a call concerning a distur- • Friday, 9:14 p.m —Gas washdown at 47 Police reported vandalism at Mar- Sara S. Rose, 31, of Prospect St., breach of peace. He is being held on Harold Aim, 17, of 25 Village St., bance at the Gas Light Restaurant, $1,000 bond, police said. Chestnut St. (Town) tin School. Words and pictures were East Hartford, was arrested Friday Coventry, drove out of a private drawn on the school and sidewalks in on a court warrant charging him with drive today at 1:51 a.m. at Lake St. at chalk and white paint, police said. third-degree larceny. The charge a high rate of speed and struck a DMIN FIELOt stems from a theft from a Connec- tree, police said. Are a fire calls auMoisriod Arrests made Friday by ticut Blvd. auto dealer recently. The accident crushed the car so as BtUiot Woi* Manchester Police included: to trap the woman, police said. Tolland County Bumi N. 8umM Aim was released on a $1,000 sure- Today, 12:48 a.m.-Medical call to 96 Smith Dr. • Joanne M. Helenski, 19, of ty bond for court here Aug. 15. Coventry fire fighters worked for Friday, 10:47 a.m,—Smoke call to 389 Main St. ANDOVER Ellington, charged with third-degree Today, 4:33 a.m.—Medicai nearly an hour using a Hurst tool to investigation at a barn on Today, 1:57 a.m.-Medical call to 117 Burnside Ave. 742-78M larceny. The charge was made in Miguel Mercado, 31, of Hartford pry her free. Lake St., Vernon. (Vernon connection with a shoplifting incident was arrested Friday at 4 p.m. by a She was taken to Windham Fire Department) at Marshall's, police said. Court date motorcycle patrolman and charged Memorial Hospital in Willimantic Friday, 9:47 p.m.—False is Aug. 17. with littering the roadway (a state where she was treated for injuries to alarm to Broad St., Rockville. A little drive to Vernon • Clifford T. Hanraty, 62, of East both knees and admitted. (Rockville Fire Department) charge). Court is Aug. 15. Today, 1:52 a.m.—Auto ac- Hartford, charged with resisting Police gave her a written warning will save you a lot. arrest and operating a motor vehicle cident on Lake St., Coventry. Steven Zaremba, 19, of 10 Hender- for driving after drinking. (North Coventry and while under the influence of alcohol. son Dr., was arrested Friday at 2:53 Vernon Eagleville Fire Departments) Court date is Aug. 22. p.m. near Handy’s Store on Park • Alvin C. Austin, 48, of 248 Dorothy Carricker, 34, of 128 W. East Hartford Ave. and charged with third-degree Main St., Rockville, was arrested Friday, 11:42 a.m.—Medical Wetherell St,, charged with fourth- criminal mischief. degree larceny. TTie charge was Friday night on her street and call to 247 High St. % Police said Zaremba kicked in a 20 Off made in connection with a shoplifting charged with breach of peace. Police Friday, 1:02 p.m.—Car fire glass door on the store. He was at Main and Willow Sts. incident at Finast Supermarket, were on the scene investigating a released for court here Aug. 15, complaint when she struck a Friday, 2:13 p.m.—Grass on Fine Quality police said. He is being held on 6200 fire at 245 Burnham St. bond. neighbor in the face, police said. David Bernier, 20, of 22 Mulcahy She was released for appearance in Friday, 3:48 p.m.—Medical • Sandra Halm, 36, of South Wind- Dr., was charged with having liquor call to the Gorman Park Pool. Upholstered Pieces sor, charged with operating a motor Common Pleas Court 19 in Rockville Today, 12:27 a.m.—Medical in a town park Friday at 6:30 p.m. Aug. 24. vehicle while under the influence of call to 33 Winding Lane. by Pearson, Hickory Chair and alcohol and resisting arrest following a one-car accident on W. Vernon St. Clayton Marcus Court date is Aug. 16, • Frank A. DeCiantis, 19, of 527 Lake St., charged with reckless driving. Court date is Aug. 9. All Stores ym IN MEMORIAM IN MEMORIAM In loving m em ory of our husband, In loving m em ory of Vincent father, and grandfather D avid F Salvatore who passed away July 30. Galligan who passed away July 30 1962 CLOSED 1962 % Though you are no longer with us, Gone but nor forgotten. In our hearts you will always be Upholstered mahogany pieces Loyola M. Galligan Wife wilhk us Sunday, July 31 st Loyola G. Branntck Daughter Sadly missed, with unlimited choice of David F. 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WEEKEND - July 30, 1977 - Page 3 ' Fage i — W figK N u — Jitly W,~I8?T Forum of the arts Television programs: Puli out and save

Shakespeare goes straw hat Theatre in Higganum tonight and Sunday. for rehearsal on Tuesday from 8 to 10 p.m. mid-19th-century, will be exhibited “Carousel” opens Wednesday and plays in the MCC Music Room. through the summer in the R. J. Schaefer This week’s movies on TV The scenic and historic American through Sept. 11. Building, Mystic Seaport, Mystic. The Shakespeare Theatre on the banks of the • At Coachlight Dinner Theatre in East Dance Programs exhibit is open free to all Seaport visitors Today 2:00 (20) “The Night We Dropped a 9:00 ( 8-40) “ Goodbye. Columbus" Ali 8:00 (9) “What's the matter with Helen?" Housatonic River in Stratford will sparkle Clanger” (1959). Cecil Parker. (Comedy). Windsor, “How to Succeed In Business •The American Dance Festival at from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily. 1:00 (9) "Jam aica Run” (1953). Ray Milland, MacGraw, Richard Benjamin. (Comedy- (1971) Debbie Reynolds, Shelley Winters. with live theatre this summer after all. 2:00 ( 22) “Dr. Ehrlich’s Magic Bullet" drama). (Mystery). Without Really Trying” starring Don Connecticut College, New London, Arlene Dahl. (Mystery) Although the Shakespeare productions (1940). Cecil Parker. (Biography) 9:00 ( 38) “ Man Who Finally Died " (1962) 9:00 ( 38) “Framed " (1947). Glenn Ford, Porter plays now through Sept. 4. features Lee Theodore’s American Dance 2:00 (8) “Don’t Give Up Uie Ship” (1959) have been canceled for the 1977 season on- • At Chateau de Ville Dinner Theatre in Jerry Lewis, Dina Merrill. (Comedy). 2:00 ( 30) "Sergeant York” (1941), Gary Stanley Baker, Peter Cushing. (Mystery). Janis Carter. (Mystery). ly. there will be a season of musicals Machine on Friday and Saturday at 8 p.m. Cooper, Joan Leslie. (Biography). 11:30 (3) “The Last Run ” (1971) Tony East Windsor, Rusty Warren and Bruce 3:00 (3) “ The Plainsm an” (1966) Don 12:00 (9) “Operation Eichmann " (1961). presented in cooperation with the For information, call 442-9131. All perfor- Historical exhibit on Webster 2:00 ( 38) “Bird of Paradise” (1951). Louis Musante, Claudine. (Crime drama). Werner Klemperer, Ruta Lee. (Drama) Robins appear tonight and Sunday. Murray, Guy Stockwell. (Western) American Shakespeare Theatre and the mances are at the Palmer Auditorium on Jourdan, Debra Paget, (Adventure). 11:30 ( 8-40) ”A' New L e a f (1971) Jack 12:30 (5) “Act of Love" (1954) Kirk Douglas, Coming Tuesday is "Remember OF The Noah Webster House and Museum. 4:30 (3) "Banning” (1967) Robert Wagner, Connecticut Star Players. the college campus. Jill St. John. (Drama). 2:15 (3) “The Men” (1950). Marlon Brando. Weston, George Rose. (Comedy). Dany Rohins. (Drama). Scollay Square,” a burlesque starring 227 S. Main St., West Hartford, open the (Drama). There will be six Broadway musicals 5:00 (20) “Norman Conquest” (1953). Tom 12:00(9) “The Two-Headed Spy" (1949) Jack 12:40 (3) “The Executioner" Joan Collins, Miss Sandy O’Hara. Phyllis Diller enter- year round, is featuring two historical 3:45 (40) ”GI Blues" (1960) Elvis Presley, beginning Aug. 2 with “A Little Night Art exhibits (k)nway. (Mystery). Hawkins, Gia Scala. (Mystery). Judy Geeson. (Adventure). tains Aug. 17 through Aug. 21. exhibits now through Sept. 16. Juliet Prowse. (Comedy). 12:30 (5) " Princess O’Rourke" (1943) Olivia Music" through Aug. 7. Other shows 8:00 (32) "A Man Alone” (1955). Mary 4:00 (8) "None but the Lonely Heart” (1944). •Oil paintings by Simsbury artist Nancy One is “The Neighborhood of Noah Murphy.Raymond Burr. (Western) De Havilland, Robert Cummings. (Comedy). Friday scheduled are “LiT Abner," with Lucy K. Eisenman will be on exhibit at Connec- Webster in 1976,” a three-dimensional Cary Grant, Ethel Barrymore. (Drama). Arnez and Jan Miner; ‘‘Godspell" with Tag sale at Goodspeed 8:00 (9) “Spartacus” (1960). Kirk Douglas, 6:00 (9) “ Detective Story” (1951) Kirk 1:00 (9) “The Model and the Marriage ticut Public Television’s Gallery 24, Aug diarama of the houses, shops and farms Laurence Olivier. (Drama). Wednesday the Hudson Brothers: “Wonderful Town" A unique tag sale consisting of the con- 1-26, CPTV Studios, 24 Summit St., Hart- that existed in that era; also, “The Douglas, Eleanor Parker. (Mystery). Broker" (1952) Jeanne Crain, Scott Brady. 8:30 (5) “ Sherlock Holmes in Washington” 8:00 (9) “ War and Peace” (19M) Audrey 1:00 (9) "Better a Widow” (1969) Virna Lisi, (Comedy). with Cloris Leachman; “Fiddler on the tents of the Rodgers and Hammerstein Goodwin Potteries of Elmwood,” an ford. Weekdays 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. The public (1943). Basil Rathbone, Nigel Bruce. Hepburn, Henry Fonda. (Drama). Peter McEnery. (Mystery). 4:00 (9) “House of Cards" (1968) George Roof" with Ed Ames; “South Pacific” Theatrical Warehouse will be held for the is invited. exhibit of jugs, crocks, flowerpots, and (Mystery) with Jane Powell and Howard Keel, and 9:00 (3) “Hannie Caulder” (1971) Raquel 4:00 (9) "’ITie OutsWer” (1967) Darren Peppard, Inger Stevens, (Drama), benefit of the Goodspeed Opera House •Daniel Buren, a leading French artist other stoneware from the two potteries 9:00 (20-22-30) “Harry in Your Pocket” Welch, Robert Culp. (Western). McGavin, Sean Garrison. (Drama). 8:00 (8-40) “Lucan” (1977) Kevin Brophy, “Anything Goes!" with Ann Miller. Foundation on the riverside grounds of the and esthetic philosopher will present his established in 19th century. (1973). Jam es Coburn, Michael Sarrazin. 9:00 (8-40) “J.W. Coop" (1971) Clifford 4:00 ( 22) “Colorado Territory (1949). Joel Stockard Channing. (Drama). Each musical will run for one week, Goodspeed in East Haddam on Sunday work entitled “Dominoes —A Museum The museum is open Sundays and (Crime). Robertson. (Western). McCrea, Virginia Mayo. (Western). 9:00 (3) "They call me Mister Tihbs” (1970) through Sunday. There will be matinees from noon until 6 p.m. Exhibition; a work in situ ” for the Tuesdays from 1 to 4 p.m., and Thursdays 9:00 ( 38) “ Mrs. Wiggs of the Cabbage Patch” 11:30 (3) “The Mephisto Waltz" (1971). 8:00 (9) “The Pumpkin Eater" (1964). Anne Sidney Portier. (Crimenlrama). Wednesdays and Thursdays. At 2 p.m. items of special interest will Wadsworth Atheneum’s MATRIX Gallery from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. (1034). W. C. Fields, Zasu Pitts. (Comedy). Jacqueline Bisset, Barbara Parkins. Bancroft, Peter Finch. (Drama). 9:00 ( 38) “Lady in Question " (1940) Glenn For reservations, call 375-4457. be auctioned. Included will be two pairs of nqw through Sept. 26. Costumed guides conduct tours. More 10:40 ( 57) “To Paris With Love” (1955). (Thriller). 9:00 (3) “The Deadly Trackers" (1973) Ford, Rita Hayworth. (Mystery). dancing slippers worn by Mary Martin in Maritime prints by Currier and Ives, information is available by calling 521- Odlie Versois. 11:30 ( 22-30) “James Michener's Dynasty.” Richard Harris, Rod Taylor. (Western), 9:30 ( 8-40) "The Legend of Hellhouse" 9:00 ( 38) “ Five Fingers” (1952) James ((1973) Pamela Franklin, Roddy McDowall. Theater events “South Pacific,” a dress worn by Celeste famous American lithographers of the 1939. 11:00 (5) “Mask of Diijon " (1946). Jeanne (1976) Sarah Miles, Stacy Keach. (Drama). Holm in “Oklahoma,” items worn by Yul Bates, Erich Von Stroheim, (Drama). Mason, Danielle Darrieux. (Drama). (Thriller). • “Hit the Deck” is being presented Brynner in the original Broadway produc- 11:M (3) “Sergeant Ryker” (1963). Lee Mar- Monday 11:30 (3) “Night of Terror" (1972) Donna 11:30 (3) “I Love a Mystery" (1966) Ida nightly at the Goodspeed Opera House in vin. (Drama). Mills. (Thriller). Lupino, David Hartman. (Mystery). tion of “The King and I” and a saddle 1:00 (9) “ Berlin Affair” (1970) Darren East Haddam through Aug. 13. For reser- 11:30 (8) ’’Trapeze” (1956). Burt Lancaster, 12:00 (9) “Background to Danger" (1943) 11:30 (8) "One Man's Way " (1%4). Don vations, call 873-8668. from “Oklahoma.” Gina Lollobrigida. (Drama). McGavin, Fritz Weaver. (Mystery). George Raft, Brenda Marshall (Mystery). Murray. (Biography). 4:00 (9) “ Thunder Bay” (1953) Jam es • Bernard Shaw’s “You Never Can There will also be flea market booths. 1:00 (5) “Dive Bomber" (1941). Errol Flynn, 12:30 (9) “One Foot in Heaven" (1941) 11:30 (9) “The Strangler " (1%3) Victor Refreshments will be available during the Stewart, Joanne Dru. (Mystery). Tell” is playing at the University of Fred McMurray. (Adventufe). Fredric March, Martha Scott. (Drama). Buono, David McLean. (Mystery). sale. Dealers wishing to rent flea market 1:30 (9) "The Wasp Woman" (1959). Susan 12:30 (5) “The Trial of Chaplain Jensen" Connecticut Nutmeg Summer Playhouse 9:00 ( 20-22-30) "Lolly Madonna XXX ” (1973) space may contact Mrs. Clark, 873-8175. Cabot, Fred Eisly. (Mystery). (1975) James Franciscus, Linda Day George. in the Harriet S. Jorgensen Theater, Rod Steiger, Robert Ryan, (Drama). Thursday 1:50 (8) “ Crawlspace" (1972). Arthur (Drama). Storrs, now through Aug. 6. For reser- 9:00 ( 38) "Two for the Road” (1967) Audrey 1:00 (9) “The Vagabond King " (1956) Kennedy, Teresa Wright. (Drama). 1:30 (8) “The Gay Sisters " (1942) Barbara vations, call 429-2912. Hepburn, Albert Finney. (Comedy). Kathryn Grayson, Rita Moreno (Musical). Tanglewood presents 3:10 (8) “ Never on Sunday” (1960) Melina Stanwyck, Geraldine Fitzgerald. (Drama). 12:00 (9) “ Berlin Correspondent” (1942). 4:00 (9) “ Ali Baba and the Forty Thieves" • At Storrowton Theatre in West Mercouri, ((^medy) 3:20 (8) “It's Love I'm After " (1937) Bette Guest conductor Klaus Tennstedt con- Dana Andrews, Virginia Gilmore. (Drama). (1943) Jon Hall, Maria Montez. (Mystery). Springfield, “Bubbling Brown Sugar” will 4:50 (8) “ Vera Cruz" (1954). Burt Lan- Davis, Leslie Howard. (Comedy). ducts the Boston Symphony Orchestra 12:30 (5) “Miracle of the Bells” (1948) Fred 8:00 (20-22-30) “ Guilty or Innocent " be shown tonight at 6 and 9:30. Monday caster, Gary Cooper, (Adventure). 5:00 (8) “The Very Thought of You " (1944) through Aug. 6, Ann Miller stars in tonight at 8:30 at Tanglewood, Lenox, '.■w MacMurray, Lee J. Cobb, Frank Sinatra. (Drama). Dennis Morgan, Eleanor Parker. (Drama). “Anything Goes!” For reservations, call Mass in Beethoven’s Concerto in C for Sunday (Drama). 522-5211. violin, cello, and piano, and in 12:40 (3) "Zigzag” (1970) Anne Jackson, Eli 12:30 (3) “Something for a Lonely Man" Wallach. (Crime drama). • At Oakdale Musical Theatre in Beethoven’s Symphony No. 3 in E. flat. (1968) Dan Blocker, Susan Clark. (Drama). Home Box Office schedule Wallingford, this week’s billing ends Artists in the concerto performance are Joseph Silverstein, Jules Eskin, and Peter 1:00 (5) "Anzio” (1968) Robert Mitchum, Tuesday tonight with Gladys Knight and ’The Pips Peter Falk. (Drama). This week’s schedule for Sunday Serkin. 1:00 (9) “ Miracle of Morgan's Creek” (1944), 11:00 —The From at 6:30 and 9:30. Angela Lansbury stars in 1:00 (9) "Robot Monster ” (1953) George Home Box Office on Greater 3:00 — Harry & Walter go to New Betty Hutton, Elddie Bracken. (Drama). Tuesday “Gypsy” Monday through Aug. 6. ’The Tennstedt also conducts Sunday when Nader, Claudia Barrett. (Science). Hartford CATV: York 4:00 (9) “Corvette K-225” (1943). Randolph 5:00 — Sanders 5:30 —Murder By Death Children’s Theatre Series features the orchestra performs three Beethoven 2:00 (8) "The Kentuckian" (1955). Burt Lan- 7:30 —Duchess & the Dirtwater Fox Scott, Ella Raines. (Drama). 6:30 — Funny Lady “Pinocchio” Aug. 11 at 11 a.m. and 2:30 works. Overture to ‘Fidelio,’ Symphony caster, Diana Lynn. (Adventure). Today 9:00 -H u stle 9:30 —Shoot 11:30 — Murder by Death p.m. For reservations, call 265-1501. No. 2 in D, and Violin Concerto in D, with 3:00 — Murder By Death 11:00 —Shelley Berman Midnight —Sanders Wednesday • Trinity College’s (Hartford) premiere Silverstein. The performance starts at 5:00 — Nicholas Nickleby 2:30 p.m. 6:00 —Children s Theatre Monday 5:30 —Russian Roulette season of Summerstage concludes tonight 7:00 — All Screwed Up 6:00 —Children's Theatre 7:00 —Sammy Davis Jr. with ‘"The Oldest Living Graduate” at On Friday at 7 p.m. Misha Dichter per- 9:00 — Murder By Death 7:00 —The Front 9:00 —Two Women 8:30. For reservations, call 525-1471. forms with the orchestra in a prelude con- This week’s sports on TV 11:00 — Deadly Hero g-.OO —Countdown at Kusinl 11:00 —Dog Day Afternoon • “Little Murders” will be presented cert. Dichter will be at the keyboard in Midnight (9) Wrestling. tonight at 8 by University of Hartford’s Monday Schumann’s Carnival Geste of Vienna and Today 1:15 (38) Red Sox Wrap-up. Sjimmer Repertory Tlieatre in Auerbach Prokoffiev’s Sonata No. 7. At 9 p.m. 8:00 ( 57) Tennis. Auditorium, Hillyer HalL on the UofH 1:00 (22) Wrestling. Performances at Footprints Friday, Andre Previn conducts the 2:15 (20-22-30) Baseball: S u n d a y 8:30 (8-40) Baseball: campus. West Hartford. 'Tickets are sold Regional coverage — Cubs vs. at the door. orchestra in works by Williams, Hummel, Royals vs. White Sox, • T h is S u n d ay , th e form. On keyboards will be sioat: percussion, Thad 11:30 ( 22) Greatest Sports Reds or Royals vs. Twins. ■ • The Block Island Stage Company, and Rachmaninoff with Armando Ghitalla 3:30 (8-40) Football: Jets “Looney Tunes” will per- Rob Kaplan; saxophone, Wheeler. Those attending as soloist in Hummel’s Trumpet Concerto vs. Bears. Legends. form at 7:30 p.m. at Foot- Block Island, is featuring “The Oad 1:30 (22) This Week in flute and clarinet, Ron are reminded to bring Couple” now through Aug. 6. Next on in E. 4:00 (9) Baseball: Mets vs. Tuesday prints, 466 Main St. On Chaplin; bass, William pillows or chairs. Open rehearsals are conducted Satur- Padres. Baseball. stage will be “Dracula” from Aug. 9 2:00 (9) Baseball: Mets vs. 8:00 (9) Baseball: Mets vs. guitar will be Steve through Aug. 20. For reservations, call day mornings at 10:30. For information (57) G olf: IVB- Padres. Dodgers. Moriarty; on bass, Michael 401-466-5979. phone 413-637-1600. Philadelphia Classic. (57) Tennis. Colbath; on saxophone and • Two musicals, “Carnival” and “The 6:00 (18) This week in 4:00 ( 22-38) Baseball: Red Thursday flute, Joe Gaudette; and on summER Merry Widow” are being shown in reper- Baseball. Sox vs. Angels. Other musical events t . drums Kenneth Holt. tory tonight and Wednesday through Aug. 6:30 ( 57) Pro Soccer. 10:30 ( 38) Baseball: Red Those attending are CLERRRNCE SRLE 7 by the Hartt Opera-Theater in Millard •A carillon concert will be presented 7:00 (9) Racing from Bel- Sox vs. A’s. reminded to bring pillows Wednesday at 7 p.m. at Trinity College by mont Park. 1:15 (38) Red Sox Wrap-up. Auditorium at University of Hartford, (3) Auto Racing. or chairs. West Hartford. For reservations, call 243- R. Hudson Ladd, carillonneur. University Harry Bennett of Ridgefield, as the amorous dentist Dr. 8:30 (18) Tennis. 10%-50% 10:30 ( 38) Baseball: Red 5:00 (9) G reatest Sports 4464. of Michigan, Ann Arbor, Mich. Friday Valentine, terrifies his potential father-in-law, Mr. Crampton, Sox vs. Angels. Legends. ^ ® on entire stock •Dress rehearsal for the Summer Wind played by Jonathan Arterton, in a scene from George Bernard 11:30 (22) Baseball: Red 5:30 (9) Ara’s Sports World, 8:00 (9) Baseball: Mets vs. • On Aug. 13 at 8:30 THE NEEDLETOINT SHOT Dinner theaters Ensemble at Manchester Community Shaw’s comedy “You Never Can Tell,” now on stage at the Sox vs. Angels (joined in 6:30 ( 38) Red Sox Wrap-up. Giants. p.m., “Zassis,” an im- College will be held Friday from 8 to 10 progress). 10:30 (5) Sports Extra. 10:30 ( 38) Baseball: Red 44A-60LT0N Ntxt to Boltan Post Office • The oriental setting of “Kismet” with University of Connecticut’s Harriet S. Jorgansen Theater. The provisional contemporary p.m. in the MCC Music Room. (9) Harness Racing 11:00 (5) Special: “Walter musical group, will per- melodies by Alexander Borodin is being •The Summer Pops Orchestra at production is presented nightly at 8:15 through Aug. 6. For infor- from Roosevelt Raceway. Alston, The Quiet Man.” ^ fl? (M )* R ed Sox Wrap-up. mON.THRUSflT.10-5 643-4342 presented at the Pine Brook Dinner Manchester Community College will meet mation call the box office at 429-2912. Page 4 - WEEKEND - July 30. 1977 V WEEKEND - July 30, 1977 - Page 5 ^

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Gimble, and make him RUNN^ X ® KROFFTS SUPERSHOW 5 ABC SHORT STORY SPECIALS records and worked the CARTOON CARNIVAL e ^ d N TS TO N E S ® 0 ® MONSTER SQUAD 10 ® U N D O F TH E LOST Norman Lear, who host of the show, using the DEAR DICK: Will you please tell me if Alistair Cooke is liv- a CONSULTATION d a SCOOBY DOO DYNOMUTT 0^^ t T V GARDEN CLUB ing in the U.S., and if he Is married. He turns me on. He is a 7:25 same kind of tacky fur- 8PEIAYER 0 SESAME STREET ©C A R R ASC OLE N D AS )C ANDLE PIN BOWLING superb narrator. T.D., Coinmbns, Ohio 9:25 10:56 niture on stage that Mull Yes, Cooke is here and has been for many years. He first 7:30 ® a SCHOOLHOUSE ROCK X IN TH E NEWS X IN TH E NEWS used in his night club act. HUCKLEBERRY HOUND 9*26 11:00 12:30 ‘jrSoiSTwBiG'' came to America as a newspaper correspondent, and stayed, NEWS ® IN THE n e w s ' X SHAZAM ISIS X ARK II The show is set to run and he is married. But keep getting turned on; it's good for the 899 THREE STOOGES 9-30 © S O U L TRAIN ( I ) AMERICAN BANDSTAND through October, a matter Sales & Service soul. ,,9 UNCLE WALDO 8 m o n k e e s 0 0 ® SPACE GHOST- 0 0 ® KIDS FROM C.A.P.E.R. 6:00 F R A N I^N S ^IN .JR . 0 C R O C K ETT'S VICTORY GARD of 65 chapters, which is DEAR DICK: Wha* is the name of the TV program of the 8 BUGS BUNNY ® IN THE n e w s ' INFINITY FACTORY © D A N I E L BOONE / M o m ^ g r i ^ ^ w i E R S / equal to five years of an or- DIRECTORY '50s that starred Ann Sothem? The program featured a white- HOTFUDG E 12:56 haired boss and his secretary. SALLY SHALHOUB, Appleton, g 11:30 X IN TH E NEWS dinary half-hour situation 0 SUPER FRIENDS comedy that gets time off CONSUMER SALES Wis. 2MOVIE 315 CENTER ST., M A N CH ESTE R . C O N N .* Phon e 6 4 3 -5 1 3 5 for reruns, sum m er Manchester Parkade SHOP That was Private Secretary, and Don Porter played the replacements and pre- US LAST. N am e brand boss. C o m e d y series to start FOR PROFESSIONAL QUALITY appliances, televisions DEAR DICK: I would like to know something about Ken emptions. Lowest prices in town "Carter Country,” the ABC television network’s new CONTROLLED AUTO ROOT REPAIRS “Barth Gimble is a Berry. Is be any relation to Fred Astaire and did be learn his guaranteed. Service after the dancing from Astaire? I’m asinmiag there could be a r comedy series about a young, black New York-trained on all makes... character who almost sale. rehttfonihlp because of Us bnild and bis style of dancing. policeman who goes to work with an old-fashioned police totally lacks reflection, BARLOW’S TV • Zenith Sales DORIS M. WOODRING, CoraweU Heights, Pa. chief in a typical southern town, has started production in sensitivity, inner thought," ^rv ice on Standard Brands. No relationship, not by blood. But they are artistic kin. Hollywood for the 1977-78 season. The program LOAN and RENTAL CARS Mull said, summing up the 805 H a rtfo rd R oad. Berry grew up worshiping Astaire, seeing all his films, im- premieres Thursday, Sept. 15 (9:30-10 p.m.). I Available by Appointment... I vastly egocentric Manchester Telephone 643- ita ti^ him at home. He’s pattern ^ his dancing style after Victor French stars as opinionated Police Chief Roy, character he plays. “He's 15095. Astaire’s and his proudest possession is an actor’s chair, with and Kene Holliday stars as Curtis, his savvy young also very avaricious. But Astaire’s name on it, that his wife found and gave him one TWENTIETH CENTURY birthday. MOH-fil. M ;3 0 MLTON NOTCH, CT. sergeant. Other stars are Barbara Cason as Cloris, Guich he has that same Television, Inc. 176 Burnside UTM:45 Koock as Harley Puckett, Richard Paul as Mayor Teddy STAN OZMEK, Manager redeeming quality that Avenue, ^ s t Hartford. 528- DEAR DICK: Who played Maxwell Smart on Get Smart? 84M201 My wtfe tad I have a bet OB It. JOHN CAMPBELL, Tncioo, Burnside and Harvey Vernon as Jasper Clinton. 301-315 CENTER ST., MANCHESTER almost everyone has — 1554. Sales and Service. Zenith and Quasar. Aril. given his limited supply of It was Don Adams. And I bet you lost. Pa£C 8 - WEEKEND - July » , 1977 Collectors’ Corner MAISSBOROICII m t l M l l i l l E W Stamps honor painters By RUSS MacKENDRICK He later went to England and was The Republic of Maldives has gone in knighted for his diplomatic successes. for couth with a set of stamps to com- He had so many orders for paintings memorate the birth dates of that he set up an assembly line of artists, iiMiiit II m iiim iimiic II M tiiim Gainsborough, Rubens, and Titian. It a kind of factory where he did only the llPlltlC II MllllflS happens that this year makes a good round sketches, principal figures, and finishing fig m for eacl^f them. strokes. 000 islands. The population is about 120,- Kan., Aug. 10-13. They will have a special Thomas Gainsborough was born in Russia is also honoring Rubens with 5 000; the main i^ustry is fishing. They cachet with covered wagon ("Kansas or England in the spring of 1727. By the age stamps and a miniature sheet. have been a member of the UN since 1965. Bust”) and sunflowers. The covers are 40 of 14 he had sketched every fine tree a ^ Tiziano Vicellio (the stamp here has his They have had nuuiy attractive stamps cents each or all four convention days for picturesque cottage near his home and name on backwards) was called Titian. — approaching 700. The only expensive 11.25. Include a No. 10 SASE and s ^ to persuad^ his father to let him study in His life span was 1477 to 1576. That is not a ones are the first half dozen in 1906. These PSS Convention, Box 1335, Wichita, Kan. London. He later became popular at CW t typo—he began painting when he was ten were stamps of Ceylon overprinted 67201. and painted George III eight times. In 1768 years old and was still b ^ at it when the t^ldives. he was elected to be one of the original 36 plague carried him off at the age of 99. He This new set is in eight values, 1 laree to The first book to get when going into this members of the Royal Academy, ^ h a p s was among the greatest color artists of all 10 rupees, plus the souvenir sheet (5R). A field would be the PSS "Town and Type his picture most familiar to us is the time. "No other painter excels in so many laree (^. larin) is a hundredth of a “Blue Boy,” now in the Huntington lines and none gives the impression of so Catalog of U.S. add Territories,’’ rupee, ^ e present equivalent m U.S. published in 1976. One thing about Museum in California. dominant and triumphant a personality” money has not been revealed to me. precanceis is that you don’t have to get a Peter Paul Rubens would be having his (From E.R. Abbot’s “ The Great BaglnMr’s t«xt 400th birthday this year. He was a Painters"). catalog every year— some of the catidogs Flemish painter and diplomat. In the The stamp issue features a souvenir “Linn’s Stamp News” for July 25 would of the 1940’s are still good. course of negotiating for a truce between sheet with a self-portrait of Titian. do for a beginner’s textbook on For the above one write PSS, 12045 England and Spain he spent nine months in Ihe Maidive Islimds are down and to the precancels. The occasion for such an issue Hickory Hilis Court, Oakton, VA 22124 Madrid, meeting Velazquez and studying left of the southern tip of India. The coun- is the upcoming 56th Convention of the (|15.) It is iooseieaf and you wili have to the works of Titian. try is composed of 18 atolls with some 2,- Precancel Stamp Society at Wichita, scare up a binder. Maritime provinces, home of sport fishing

Canada’s Maritime provinces, Nova tuna in the seas off Prince Edward Island Nova Scotia’s 3,OOOTakes, 100 rivers, and Golf within sight of the sea is another Scotia, Prince Eldward Island and New and Nova Scotia, there’s a wide range of brooks without number also are rich in popular sport in Prince Edward Island. Brunswick — "tbe friendly three by the species waiting for action. small mouth bass. sea” — are home to some of the best, most Nova Scotia, like a great double fist, Those who prefer the really big fish, New Brunswick varied sport fishing on the North hits out into the Atlantic where salt-water rent a boat and head out to sea. The salt Another ferry service connecting Prince American continent. fishing areas abound, and inland fresh water lying off the shores of Nova Scotia Eldward Island with the mainland crosses From the fighting Atlantic salmon in water fishing spots can be found by the is famous for its tuna — so famous that in over to the third Maritime Province, New Brunswick. New Brunswick rivers to the giant bluefin hundreds. mid-Au^t the International Tuna Cup Match is held off Wedgeport. Here, too, visitors enjoy the famous Atlantic cuisine . . . lobster, salmon, The scrappy pollock is also a worthwhile oysters. . . delicious berries of every kind, salt water antagonist and likely to weigh with thick country cream and fresh between five and 35 pounds. vegetables grown in rich New Brunswick soil. Prince Edward Island But this province claims a special A half-hour’s ferry boat ride off the vegetable all its own, tbe "fiddlehead.” coast of Nova Scotia is Prince Eldward This early season green with the un- Island, Canada’s “Garden Province.” The usually delicate flavor is a type of fern tiny island province is noted for its lush picked before it reaches full growth. The green landscape and dark red soil, vegetable is at its peak of perfection when delicious sea foods fresh from the ocean, it has attained a curled up form and flaky white potatoes. resembling the scroll of a fiddle — hence the name fiddlehead. It can be served raw Prince Edward Island is also the home in salad, or cooked as a vegetable. of a contender for the ‘world record’ title. Another New Brunswick delicacy is A 1,040-pound monster was caught off the dulse, a special type of seaweed rich in Island community of North Lake in iodine, which is now being nurtured as a September of 1970. _ commercial enterprise. The devotion of Islanders to lobsters is No trip to New Brunswick is complete demonstrated at the Summerside Lobster without a visit to Fundy National Park — Carnival and Livestock Exhibition in mid- 80 square miles of spectacular July. The carnival provides a full week of vacationland. Along the park’s eight-mile exhibitions and entertainment designed to shoreline are sheltered coves and furnish a picture of the diversified life of towering cliffs buffeted by the giant Fun- the island, its people and their activities. dy tides. — By four in the afternoon, people are lining For the true sportsman. New Brunswick up for the delicious lobster suppers. offers a wide variety of game fishing and TTie island is ringed by beaches of hunting. The province has more inland Blue Rocks, Nova Scotia, is awash with the type of atmosphere dazzling pink and white sand, sloping gent- waters for its size than any other area on that appeals specially to painters and photographers. Situated on a ly to the sea, stretching for more tlmn a the continent. Here sportsmen can do bat- thousand miles around the shoreline. tle with the king of game fish—the Atlan- promontory that juts out into the Atlantic Ocean on the south coast, This is the warmest salt water bathing tic salmon. Speckled or brook trout, bass, Blue Rocks can be reached by a paved highway from Lunenburg. north of Florida, and average togue, perch and shad can be found in such (Canadian Government Travel Bureau photo) temperatures in the summer months is well-stocked rivers as the Miramachi, usually 70 degrees. Restigouche or the Cains.