PAGE TWENTY - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn.. Fri., July 21. 1978 •------... ^ • '* More tax suits filed Duplicate bridge Good morning ... Have a good day 410 W. Middle Turnpike (the' bid Several owners of a variety of com­ property on Oak Grove Street. Treasure City building), $431,930. mercial enterprises in Manchester John D. LaBelle and Alice C. Jar­ East Ilarlford Bridge Club and Dave Hinchey, second. son and Nick Daum, second. • Cottage Homes Inc., 381 Broad have appealed the tax assessments vis, co-executors of the estate of July 11 at Brltish-American Club, June 20 at British-American Club June 15 at 200 Clement Road The weather Alexander Jarvis, also have appealed St., $346,660. 73 hfaple St., Manchester -North- -North-South: Paul and Geri Bar­ -North-South: Clem Hitchcock and for their properties. • Roland W. Schiller, property in Among those who have appealed the assessments on the following South; Marilyn Jackson and Mary ton, first; Jeannine Raymond and Larry Hebert, first; Don Weeks and Fair, warm and humid Saturday. Lows 70 to 75. the Orford Village area, $14,600. properties: 299 W. Middle Turnpike Roy, first; Barbara Davis and Ken Kozak, second. Nick Daum, second. Hazy sunshine Saturday and Sunday. Chance of an are Jarvis Realty Co., owner of • Schiller, Frank W. Reichert and (C & D Cleaners), $85,260 ; 328 W. Phyllis Pierson, second. afternoon thundershower on Sunday. High both property at 253-263 W. Middle Turn­ Shirley S. Weiss, property on Bidwell East-West: Jim Polites and Bob pike —site of Stop & Shop, Mister Middle Turnpike (Minit Auto Care), East-West: Peg and A1 LaPlant, East-West: Paul and Geri Barton, days 90 to 95. Probability of precipitation 20 per­ Street, $12,200. Schiller lives at 96 Stratton, first; Joan Byrnes and Bob Donut and a barber shop. $105,760 ; 501 W. Middle Turnpike first; Mike Joyce and Jim Todd, se­ first; Millie and Jim Prechtl, second. mianrhpBlpr iEimiing l^pral^ cent Saturday and Saturday night. Southwest Seaman Circle, Reichert at 34 Bencher, second. * A r*__ •■_. %rr'ir/c______C*____ tO O f The firm feels that the assessment (Grandma’s Pies), $111,820; parking cond. A Family NEWSpaper Since 1881 winds 10 to 15 miles an hour through Saturday lot property off Center Street, $47,- Bidwell St. and Weiss in Coventry. June 8 at 200 Clement Road for the property, $574,990, is too high. I’rall & W hiinry Rridgr Club night. 750; and vacant property off Broad • The Center Street Corp., 16-18 June 27 at British-American Club -North-South: Tony Longo and Bur­ Home delivered copy 15 cents Jarvis Construction Co. filed an June 22 at 200 Clement Road, East Street, $6,300. Locust St., $11,880. —Nortii-South: Paul and Gerl Bar­ ton Smyth, first; Dick and Jackie appeal in connection with the $434,690 Hartford -North-South: Paul and Vol. XCVII, No. 248 — Manchester, Conn., Saturday, July 22, 1978 Newsstand copy 20 cents The following property owners also • The Second Center Street Corp., ton, first; Beverly Cochran and Lynch, second. assessment for property at 404 W. Geri Barton, first; Shirley Graboff have appealed the assesstpents of the 500 Center St., (the Wash Board Lenora Brooks, second. East-West: Mollie Timreck and Center St., the Manchester Racquet and Chuck Powell, second. listed properties: Laundroma), $32,660. Phyllis Pierson, first; Nancy Suizdak Club, And Jarvis Enterprises Inc, East-West: Joan Byrnes and East-West: Louise Kermode and • JMB Income Properties Ltd. II, and Dot Christensen, second. appealed the $40,800 assessment for Louise Kermode, first; Rita Holland .lackie Lynch, first: Frank Tomlin­

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Manchester Composite Squadron of the Civil Air Patrol will meet Sunday from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. at Pre-lnventoiy Sale! the Manchester State Ar­ to glue party mory. Membership is open to all young people from first woman ever elected governor Grade 7 through high “Thick ’nThin” By M IKE CLANCY Killian is more personal than w A m without the aid of her husband’s ideological. He claims to represent school. More information 7-Web & Vinyl Tube HARTFORD (UPI) - Connecticut name or death, would beat Killian by a may be obtained by calling Democrats — mostly party regulars Folding Hl-Back Democrats Friday opened the 1978 large enough margin in Saturday’s 6466344 or 871-0257. convention with a pledge to hold the — who have felt left out of her ad­ Patio Furniture balloting to avoid a September ministration. Some liberals were un­ party together despite the un­ pimary. Manchester Chapter. precedented intraparty struggle happy with Mrs Grasso’s perfor­ In order to qualify for a primary in mance. but a challenge from their SPEBSQSA. will meet between Gov. Ella T. Grasso and Lt. which all registered party members Monday at 7:30 at the Teen Gov. Robert K. Killian. quarter never materialized, may vote, Killian, who says his boss Mrs. Grasso beat Killian in a Centqr Annex of 11™ While fife and drum corps has not spoken to him in over a year, Manchester Recreation delegate primary in his hometown of marchers tried to outduel a bagpipe must get at least 20 percent of the 1,- Center. The meeting is Hartford in 1974, and former state band outside, elder statesman Sen. 357 delegate votes. open to all area men in­ Abraham Ribicoff, D-Conn., and national Chairman John M. 19" Mrs. Grasso said she had the sup­ Bailey, who ruled the Connecticut terested in singing four- delivered a keynote address in the port to avoid a primary, but Killian— part barbershop harmony. Handsome ensemble has hi- Bushnell Auditorium that avoided en­ Democratic party with an iron hand backs, non-tip patio legs for the first lieutenant governor in for almost 30 years, convinced the dorsement of either Mrs. Grasso or modern Connecticut history to Robin Chapter. loser to step aside and take the Killian while urging nomination of a challenge a sitting governor of his American Business C anon AE-1 Fully Automatic number two spot on..the ticket. ticket that would beat the own party—disputed her contention, Women's Association, will Electronic 35mm SLR Camera But Bailey, Mrs. Grasso’s political create a decorative "basket- Republicans in November. Killian is so sure he will qualify for have a picnic meeting Mon­ ' weave effect and provide mentor, died shortly after she took Ribicoff has refused to take sides a primary he has already started day at 6 p.m. at the home This lightweight compact makes profess­ additional comfort. office and ever since, the governor in the bitter battle between Killian taking out radio and television ads of its president, Mary ional results a snap! Shutter-priority and her second-in-command have exposure, with instant-response metering and Mrs. Grasso. To show he was for August. Clemento. Virginia White, >269 been fighting. system, 50mm f/1.8 lens for sharp shooting. Our Reg. 299.87 committed to neutrality, Connec­ who has been active in Both sides courted delegates ticut’s senior senator declined to be a during the convention’s opening day At least 10 candidates have mental health associations •Canon "TX" 35mm SLR Camera with deligate to this year’s convention. of speeches and politicking. Balloting expressed interest in the lieutenant and programs for the han­ OurRcf. 199.87 . 1/1.8 Lens and Carry Case, M78 "For the last two decades the was scheduled for Saturday, with no governor’s spot and about five dicapped. will be the guest Democratic party has had a majority shortage of candidates for the other women are looking at the secretary speaker. • Canonet GUI 35mm Rangefinder Camera W 9 9 ' with 1/1.7 Lens and Carry Case, Our Reg. 134.88 M09 in Connecticut, But you and I know a spots on the ticket. of state’s job. There appears to be lit­ Save An Extra Save Over 1 majority in registrations does not Connecticut Republicans meet tle competition for the treasurer, Public 1 guarantee success. We have lost next weekend in Hartford with Rep. comptroller and attorney general 25% 20% elections while being the majority Ronald Sarasin, R-Conn., the likely nominations. . records OFF party. We don’t want to do that convention choice. But state Senate Mrs. Grasso, the daughter of SAVE 2 0 % OurRe* Pri«‘ again," he said. Warranty deeda AnEiitr« fc 'w /w OFF ■■ $ ’ OFF Minority Leader Lewis B. Rome is Italian immigrants, recently broke 1 Our Reg. Prices "We have an open convention. We with tradition and announced she U & R Housing to Paul Entire Stock of Our Reg. Prices ^ expected to get the required 20 per­ are an open party. We have some M. Falck and Marjorie F. Air Conditioners cent and has said he will probably would not endorse any of the can­ decisions to make. We must have a enter a primary. didates running for lieutenant gover­ Falck. property at 37 and Dehumidifiers in Hartford. Gov. Grasso is seeking a second governor and a ticket consistent with The feud between Mrs. Grasso and nor. Gov. Ella Grasso has a kiss for Connecticut Patriot Lane, $8680 con­ Entire Stock of Entire Stock of the long line of Democrats who have Democratic Stat?)Chairman William O’Neill term in office and O’Neill wants the nomina­ veyance tax. IGLOO® Chests Cast-Aluminum served Connecticut with distinction,” tion fot lieutenant governor. (UPI photo) Stanley W. Backus. East THERMOS® Insulated at a reception Friday night before the 1 3 9 .7 ^ 349.70„ *112.0*279 and Jugs Gas Grills Ribicoff said. Hartford, Anna Fuller, 43 Qt. Cooler Chest opening" of the Democratic State Convention also known as Anne F. store stock only. I 24” Deluxe Bar-B-Q Grill As he spoke on a stage with a huge American flag hanging from the Gang all there F u lle r, and John A. Our 8“ ..44'» ceiling as a backdrop, most of Backus, both of Reg. 27.99...... ™ *94«*244 Our 16 Our Reg. 10.99 to 59.77 Our Reg. 119.99 to 299.87 Connecticut’s Democratic con­ By ANDREW M. NTBLEY The gang was all there. The party Manchester, and Margaret Enameled steel body, lined with g. 18.49...... 12“ had come together to pick a new M en’s and Boys’ Family-size chests from 25 Wide choice of portable gressmen and other elected officials HARTFORD (UPI) - While father Economy said lagging B. Fafro. Bolton, to Zenon urethane to maintain temperature 6posltk)n adjustable grid for custom to 86 quarts, plus 2 gallon sizes and styles, all including sat behind him. More than 2,000 per­ leader. Wolk-Laniewski, Halina 100% Nylon Mesh Jerseys tor hours. Hinged plastic lid, end hose, regulator and 20-lb. cooking. Tapered steel legs, 5" Abraham stood there beaming and jug. For picnics and beach. wheels. Large bottom utility shelf. sons were jammed into the But not this night. It was a time for Wolk-Laniewski a handles, drain. Rustproof molded L.P. tank. telling the Democratic family how cheering, crying and renewing old WASHINGTON (UPI) - The White House press secretary Jody not rule out absolutely the chance ot Our Reg. base. lOperston.norainchccks. store stock only. No rainchecks. AsiemUy RtRuirtd Auem bly required. auditorium despite sweltering heat good it was to see them all again, two Konstancja Wolk- 19 anoted per (tore. No nMiecks. acquaintances. nation’s economy grew during the Powell said Carter considered the a revision." 6.49 & 6.9 9 ...... Garden A P itio Dept. Sfiortini (ioodt Dstk. Jin tlS per (tore. No reinchedu. and humidity. Laniewski, property at 34- of the older children, Ella and Uncle Billy O’Neill, the rich uncle spring at the fastest rate since early new figures ‘‘relatively good The administration predicted in Wide choice of colors; all have contrasting No one was ready to predict 36 Marble St., $54,500. Robert, sat behind him with there with all the patronage jobs, opened 1976 — 7.4 percent — but still lagged although somewhat less than we January that 1978 growth would be shoulder strap. Men's S-XL; Boys' 6L. whether Mrs, Grasso, the nation’s hands folded, pouting. Mabel F. Tomlinson to DIXIE® “ Wildflower” Raid “ Solid” the show at the posh Bushnell behind administration expectations, hoped for “ 4.7 percent. Earlier this month, it Robert A. DuMouchel and the government reported Friday. The inflation reading was "not revised that figure to 4.1 percent. All-Purpose 100% Nylon Paper Plates & Cups Insect Killer Auditorium. The three-balcony hall Tamara A. DuMouchel, adorned with modern art was about The Commerce Department also good," Powell said. Some private experts have property at 97 High St., Men’s Athletic Shorts Our ___ _ . Lasts up to 4 months. 4 4 6 two-thirds full and as hot as the chili reported that inflation during the se­ The slower than expected second- predicted a possible recession by $26,000. Reg. 75c...... " T W P k g . Our Reg. 1.99...... I on the hotdogs being hawked outside. cond quarter soared by 10 percent quarter increase in the government's year-end or in 1979 unless inflation is Our 2 6 6 4 3i Ella says fight Gross National Product statistics (Juili'luiin deed Reg. 3.99...... Double plastic-coated. Wide choice A lot of the family hadn’t shown for the largest jump since the January- Brought under control. Thomas A. Murdock to of sizes for easier outdoor eating. Raid House & Garden may force the administration to Assorted popular colors with comfort the first night’s reunion. Some were March period in 1975. The GNP is the total output of Lillian S. Murdock, proper­ stretch elastic waistband, notched legs. Bug Killer out with the hotdog vendors wearing President Carter and his advisers think again its estimate for full-year goods and services produced in the } Paper F will be success ty on Walker St., no con­ Men's sizes XS-XL. funny hats, waving funny signs and had expected economic growth economic growth, officially United States, adjusted for inflation, or 7 Oz. OMd Cups I f 13V^Oz. Spray, > ^ 6 3 veyance tax. O ur Rag. 8 9 c ...... *1 0 Pkg. W Our Reg. 2 .2 5.. making funny noises. during the April-June quarter to projected at 4.1 percent. and is considered the truest measure­ Certifieale of ulluelimeni • Doubleknit Polyester Athletic Shorts Garden & Patio Dept. By BRUNO RANMELLO primary between the two for Some of the bigger children were in rebound sharply from the dull winter "I think 4.1 percent now looks too ment of nation's economic strength. Connecticut Bank & with Sewn-ln Supporter Q 8 7 delegates in New Britain. their downtown hotel rooms, months and hit an annual rate of optimistic, “ said Commerce The 7.4 percent GNP rise was a Our Reg...... W Trust Co. of Hartford 4.99 HARTFORD (UPI) - Gov. Ella T. A Superior Court judge ruled in a drinking and laughing and telling about 9 percent. Secretarv Juanita Kreps. "T would significant improvement over the against Kenneth A. Brown Grasso, on the eve of her expected suit brought by Killian that some of each other who they should vote for first quarter, when there was a 0 1 200 assorted per store. No rainchecks. Sporting Goods Dept. endorsement to run for a second and Priscilla G. Brown, Signet “ Z-7” the ads were deceptive but said they Saturday when things got serious. percent decline It was the strongest Entire Stock of term, Friday indicated it will be a $5,100, property at 240 5/8”x50Ft. Belted Power Lawn Mowers were not enough to have made a Uncle Billy, the Democratic state three-month period since 1976's first- Lydall St. close but successful fight at Satur­ difference in the outcome of the May Hancock offices open Radial Garden Hose chairman who wants to be lieutenant quarter rise of 9.3 percent. Marriage lieenses Save An Extra •Rotary •Electric day’s Democratic state convention to 2 vote. governor, told the family to take a BOSTON (UPI) — An estimated 6,- services," said Glen Parsons, a vice Harry F. Teates, East block her opponent’s bid for a When asked if she had forgiven minute to remember their kindly Our 7 2 2 •Rear-Bagging 000 district agents for the John Han­ president John Hancock public Granby, and Kathleen J. primary. Killian for what the governor called great grandfather who had watched 25% Reg. 10.49...... •RIdo-On cock Insurance Co., the nation's relations. Ogden. 19D Esquire Drive, Mrs. Grasso told a news con­ an attack on her family, Mrs, Grasso over them all those years. Inside today Super-flexible... coils easily in any •Self-Propelled oldest life insurance company, Members of the Insurance Workers July 27 at home. ference she “felt comfortable" she said, “I still pray." Everyone bowed their heads and OFF weather. Solid brass couplings for has enough delegates to deny a Friday went on strike to win more International Union, AFL-CIO, John F. Stamp and Susan Our Reg. Prices sure, steady flow. “The venom of his attacks in­ remembered. They remembered how Thursday voted 2,243-to-1.478 against Area towns ...... 7 L. Conary, both of Vernon, prim ary challenge by Lt. Gov. dicates he is not interested ” in recon­ money for additional services they great grandfather John Bailey, the a new contract. Agents in most Business...... 13 Sept. 1 at St, James. *72.0*573 Robert Killian, but she was less than ciliation, she said. provide policy holders. •5 /8 "x75 Ft. Hose Our Reg. $92 to $699 former state and national chairman, major U.S. cities voted, but agents in Churches ...... 6 O u rR c f. 14 .4 9 ...... 10.70 certain. Classified...... 16-19 Killian is the first Connecticut always kept the family in line, Spokesmen at tlie company's home several Southern states with a no­ Entire Stock of Inflatable Boats Now's the perfect time to save on lieutenant governor in modern times Collectors C orner...... 10 the right mover for your needs... Ella Grasso, the governor, and office in Boston said they do not strike clause did not. • Gilmore Pistol-Grip find Caldor’s own quality brand, When asked if she had enough to challenge a governor for the Robert Killian, the lieutenant gover­ expect any serious disruption in ser­ Parsons said the strike affected Com ics...... 19 Nozzle, Our Reg. 2.99...... ,1.76 state’s highest office. • One-Man Boat, Our Reg. 10.99...... 7 ® ® Black & Decker and AMF Dynamark delegate votes to deny Killian s nor, wouldn't be-having this nasty vices and that management is filling only the 6,000 district agents of the Entertainment ...... 2,3 models of all types. primary bid, Mrs. Grasso said. “My O’Neill, an East Hampton tavern fight if Bailey were still around. in where needed. company — not general agents F o o d ...... 9 • Melnor Oscillating Sprinkler Stort (took only. No rilndiMlu. owner, said he has “made no plans • Two-Man Boat, Our Reg. 17.99...... present information is that there will When Uncle Billy had, finished "In respect to all of our offices, selling group insurance or indepen­ M anchester...... 5.8 12” Autm Uy required. not be a primary." When pressed past Saturday." He has declined to talking, father Abraham ' Ribicoff, they will remain open ... the strike dent agents. Most other employees — Obituaries ...... 8 2 1 4 0 Our Ref. 6.4? ...... 4 ^ ® whether this meant she could gain a say if he will remain party chairman the family’s elder statesman and Senior C itizens...... 10 •Three-Man Boat, Our Reg. 29.99...... does not affect a number of other including underwriters and clear cut victory over Killian, she if nominated and he has refused to senior senator, took center stage, A financial services that we provide ... bookkeeping staff — did not honor the S ports...... 14,15 said "I feel comfortable" but she say if he’d run for a seventh House Television ...... Weekend it does not affect our mutual funds strike. • Four-Man Boat, Our Reg. 84.76 ...... 57“ declined to describe herself as “con­ term if he is not chosen. —See Page Elgin C d ec o Aluminum fident." Safety Ladder CoasUU Pool Chemicals Killian, meanwhile, declared flatly Save An Extra Friday " I have my 20 percent. We Your neighbors’ vltws: Should tho town troasuror’s post be eliminated? Our •Once-A-WeekTgrry will have a primary." 33% Reg. 52.99...... s u m ! \ 0 9 6 9 Killian must get 20 percent or 272 For 48" sidewall pools. White Our R tf. 28.99...... T " of the 1,357 delegate votes at the con­ P' OFF extruded aluminum, redwood •SuperChlorineIsow _ vention Saturday to gain a statewide Our Reg. Prices platform. 71iU).TabWtorPoMkr T V I 7 6 primary that would be held Sept. 12. O u r R lf.17.99...... 1 " T Mrs. Grasso also kept her neutral Cbleco Pool Filters •Uquidtlgaedde stance regarding the numerous can­ Entire Stock of Life Vests & Boat Cushions •»F-1080 Sand Filter lOd. V D O didates for lieutenant governor but Our R » ...... W ForpooltuptoZO.OOOgelt. S 4 C Q 4 49 she indicated if House Majority O u rR H .S 2 2 9 ...... I VU • Pool “Shock Treatment" . . Leader William O’Neill of East • Kapok-Filled life Vest, Our Reg. 4.99...... 3 2 2 Hampton is nominated, he should •IF-950 Sand Filter iMUi. 0 3 3 Our R tf. 3.99 ...... W give up his post as state party chair­ Our R H -1179...... man. •pH Plus Powder Mrs. Grasso said she has “been on • Deluxe Foam Vest, Our Reg. 14.99...... 0 7 6 • iF-380 Element Filter^ j ^ — S Lbt. Our R « 2.99...... record" as being against elected Forpooteuptol9.000gati. # 4 0 / state officials holding dual jobs such Our Rag. $179...... Ifcf Ip • Pool Water Clarifier a$ state party chairman. "I don’t iQt i 2 Z expect that an elected state official % I UmHad to store stock only. Just 0 assorted per store. O u rR tf.1 4 9 ...... I should serve in that capacity," she Some floor models biduded. No reincheefcs. Geri Semlienotti Waller Wiese Paul Eriekson Bill Perrv Ron Hewell Mrs. .Allierl Jarolis xkav Rhoades Camille Cliamberland said. However, she added, any final SALE PRICES decision would have to come from Geri Semhenolli, 20E Esquire Drive might be better taken care of money-wise a little closer to the truth.” a lot of good, " HMKHEnn vnNw EFFECTIVE: the Democratic State Central Com­ —“1 haven’t been following the issue.” with a director of finance instead.” Ron Heweit, 14 Camp Meeting Road "If KVy Rhoades, 174 Summit St. —"It FRIDAY mittee. Walter Wiese, 197 High St. —“No. I Bill Perry, 19 Timrod Road —“'Ves. the post isn’t needed, it should be doesn't hurt to shuffle jobs around once in 114S TiM Tinian TlKHr Shfilini GiMir AND The governor’s bitterness against think the office should remain a .people’s Sometimes "the wrong person gets in eliminated.” a while. It’s always worth a try." Killian also was evident when she choice.” iniiille Cliamberland, 2 Pearl St. —“I STORE HOURS: MON. thru FRI., 10/tM. to 9:30 P.M. •SATURDAY,9AM. to930P.M. •SUNDAY, 11 AM.toSP.M . SATURDAY power. I think the town should appoint a Mrs. .\lherl Jacobs, 67 Ferguson Road said she was still "deeply disturbed" Paul Eriekson, 26 Alton St. —*‘I think it director of finance. Maybe they could get —"No, I think the town treasurers have 6n't know anything about it. " over his charges she used misleading would be a good idea. The town’s finances advertisements to easily win a

/ - - MANCHESTER EVENING HEIRALD. Manchester. Conn., Sat.. July 22. 1978 — PAGE THHKK PAGE TWO - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALU. Maniheslgr. Ciinn.. Sal., .luly 22. 1978 mieu'aiiiiiiifem gets a shampoo that turns out to be a 3 p.m. ABC, World Invitational (tv hlflhilghtt) brainwash.(R) ABC, Free Country. Tennis Classic. Mixed doubles final. Forum of the arts When Anna experiences premature PBS, Great Performances. "The labor, Joseph is the only one Prince of Homburg."(R) c • Pianist Kay Pace will present a perform Aug. 19 at 7:30 p.m. Dr. niM ETER available to help. PBS, Great Perfor­ 4 p.m., CBS, Philadelphia Golf DInnar thaatar Robert Richardson of the MCC facul­ SATURDAY recital in the Hartt Festival of Music That’s entertainment mances. "Tchaikovsky Symphony Classic. Vin Scully, Pat Summerall at Sturbridga ty, will conduct. A capsule look at cinema 1 p.m. CBS, What’s New, Mister Summer Session Monday at the No. 4.” and Ken Venturi provide the com­ Bandleader Mickey Fendell brings By Allen M. WIdem MaGoo? An evening of dinner and theater Unversity of Hartford, 2()0 Bloom­ 8:30 p.m. CBS, Baby, I’m Back. mentary. NBC, SportsWorld. Dixieland to the Band Shell Aug. 31 at 1:30 p.m. ..pBS, Saturday Film will be presented for the public at Old field Ave., West Hartford. Tickets at Jordan decides to share a room with 4:30 p.m. ABC, U.S. Women’s Open DIFFERENT STORY, A (R) — Perry King, Meg Festival. Sturbridge Village, Sturbridge, the door. 7:30 p.m. FILMETER 1$ compiltd by Dick KMner In Hollywood tnd th» Foster. Romance. Boy meets girl with a twist — they re his father.(R) ABC, The Harvey Kor- Golf Tournament, N.E.A. s lt ll In both Hollywood tn d N iw York. 2 p.m. NBC, Major League Mass., Friday and Saturday evenings • Raintree, the four-piece country Most musical events are co­ both homosexuals. Soon they need each other and they “go man Show. Harvey discovers that is 5 p.m. PBS, Soccer Made in Ger­ Baseball '78. Boston Red Sox vs. tonight through Aug. 26. and bluegrass band from Amherst, sponsored by the Manchester straight” over a lopsided birthday cake. That’s when the daughter and Stuart are living many. Kansa^ City Royals or Montreal A buffet dinner, served in the early will take the stage Sunday in the Bicentennial Band Shell Corp. and film falls flatter than the cake. OveraU effect la amateur­ It’s well and good, cerUinly, to the person who looks with lifestyle, age categories, of 200,000,- NEW RELEASES ish and superficial, but the film has its comic and touching "Exp^vs. Cincinnati Reds. together. (R) 6 p.m. PBS, Crockett’s Victory 19th century atmosphere of the Austin Arts Center at Trinity College the Music Performance Trust Fund 9 p.m. CBS, Barnaby Jones. The Garden.(R) in cooperation with the American cite, commend and congratulate in­ professionalism at any given task in 000 people. Some “young,” some, moments. Caution: Some nudity, strong language. 4 p.m. CBS, Philadelphia Golf Village Tavern, will precede perfor­ in Hartford as part of its BUDDY HOLLY STORY, THE (PG) — Gaiy Busey, Don GRADE: B-minus. (O’Brien) wife of a man sent to prison on Bar- 6:30 p.m, PBS, French Chef. Federation of Musicians in Hartford, itiative, incisiveness, impact projec­ any given industry — most especially “old.” Stroud, Charlie Martin Smith. Biographical drama. When Classic. Vin Scully and Pat mances of music and drama held in Summerstage series. Spiral, a jazz naby’s testimony threatens “Hamburger Dinner." Local 400. ting promise for America, but all entertainment — is an individual able A greying head does not necessari-' Buddy Holly died at the age of 22 in a plane crash he was Summeral provide the commentary. the museum's Visitor Center percussion ensemble, will conclude already a rock ‘n’ roll legend. Now, nearly 20 years later, suicide. (Two Hours,R) NBC, Movie. 7 p.m. CBS, Sixty Minutes with to vigorously participate indefinitely. ly denote vast knowledge. By the; a INTERNA'nONAL VELVET (PG) — Tatnm O’Neal, ABC, U.S. Women’s Golf Open. Theater. The buffet features the music series Agu. 6. (525-1471) that transpires is not necessarily ac­ Gary Busey brings Holly alive again in a touching, funny “The Reivers,” starring Steve Mike Wallace, Morley Safer and Dan The will, the very willingness, must same token, someone who has greyed.. Christopher Plummer, Nnnette Newmnn, Anthony Hop­ 5 .p.m. .CBS, Sports Spectacular. traditional New England fare. The • A 1738 work by George Friedrich Dance events complished by youth. Regardless of film that shows the life behind the legend. GRADE: A- McQueen. Fine adaptation of Rather. A look at East Germany's mlnus. (Drake) kins. Drama. Frankly sentimental, this belated sequel to “ Motorcycle Race of Champions.” evenings of theater will offer music Handel, his oratorio “Israel in how much the focus seems to be on be there. has had to learn nomothing, and can ■ William Faulkner’s last novel about athletic programs, a nurse who • Connecticut Dance Theatre will "National Velvet” has Velvet, now 40-ish, adopting her ABC, Wide World of Sports. early 19th century New Englanders Egypt,” will be sung by the what so-called Young America is Arthur Fiedler, Leopold Stokowski, perhaps help the individual not vet orphaned niece and overseeing her desire to be an Olirmplc a childish man and his young sidekick treats terminally ill patients, and present ”A Tribute to Doris GENERAL RELEASE Firecracker 400 Stock Car Race; sang and loved, or a full-length play Litchfield Country Choral Union in George Burns (of Burns & Allen), grey by pointing up his or her own equestrienne. Fine for family viewing, but tending to be a who go for a fling in Memphis. ABC, Humphrey” tonight at 8 in the doing, is capable of doing, the age World Lumberjack Championships. backgammon popularity. NBC. The on one of the 19th century’s most in­ its annual concert Sunday at 3:30 Jack Benny — all performing well errors as an example-in-point. • BIG SLEEP, THE (R) — Robert MItchum, Sarah IHlles. bit over-sweet. GRADE; B. The Love Boat. PBS, In Performance Roberts Theatre, Kingswood Oxford bracket beyond 30 and 40 and 50 and PBS, Consumer Survival Kit. Wonderful World of Disney. “The teresting women, Harriet Beecher p.m. at the Yale-in-Norfolk summer past mandatory (in some fields) It’s been said — and with con-; Mystery. Another try at Philip Marlow, the prototype at Wolf Trap. “Kostelanetz and Whiz Kid and the Carnival Caper ' A School, West Hartford. well beyond rnn be relied upon, too. private eye, but this one misses. The direction Is heavy, the JAWS 2 (PG) — Roy Schelder. Actlon-thrfller. Here we 5:30 p.m. PBS, Turnabout. Stowe. music festival in Norfolk’s famous Connecticut Dance Theatre is spon­ retirement age. John Wayne at 70, siderable justification — that for .. go again, but this time It misses the mark. The story is Menuhin.” trio of boys discover a plot by Dinner begins 6:w p.m. in the I can’t cotton to the very real at­ acting over-emotional and the plot so convoluted you’ll “ Beyond Tomorrow."(R) Music Shed on the Ellen Battell sored by the Roberts Theatre Frank Sinatra past 60. may be con­ every light on Broadway there is a ■ , need a road map to stay even. Still, MItchum makes a fine poor, the direction is weak, the shark looks flahy. Some 10 p.m. ABC, Fantasy Island. PBS, members of a traveling carnival to Great Room of the Village Tavern. mosphere in these burgeoning United moments of excitement but generally pretty dull. Com­ 6 p.m. PBS, Studio See. Stoecjsel Estate. (542-5537) Summer Stock Company, made sidered “old” by anyone under 30, sad story to tell. So, too, with every - ' Marlowe. GRADE: B. Movie Theater. “The Plough and the rob a local bank.(Conclusion.Rl The menu includes baked sliced ham. • Young classical guitarist Peter States that says, in effect, once an in­ pared to the first one, this sequel Is strictly a sinker. 6:30 p.m. PBS, Economically possible by the Roberts Foundation, certainly, but both men, individually, personality s touch-of-identification, GRADE: C. Stars.” ABC. Hardy Boys — Nancy Drew Tavern chicken pie, Boston baked Corey will give a free public concert dividual has reached a certain age, CAPRICORN ONE (PG) — James Brolin, Hal Holbrook, Speaking. (232-0807 or 523-7345) on the Hollywood Sidewalk of Stars. SUNDAY Mysteries. In New Orleans for the beans, assorted salads, breads and Monday at 8:15 p.m. in Von der he’s no longer in the race, in effect. can contribute with greater spirit, Brenda Vaccaro. Action-adventure. Plenty of action here, 7 p.m. PBS, Black Perspective on • The Nancy Meehan Dance Com­ and something to think about, too. This suggests that the OUR WINNING SEASON (PG) — Scott Jacoby. Come­ 12:30 p.m. NBC, Meet the Press. Mardi Gras, Frank, Joe and Nancy relishes, deep-dish apple pie or In­ Mehden Recital Hall at University of Case in point: Lawrence Welk. 75 greater significance, than per­ The waste, the utter waste, of enor­ dy-drama. Another “American (jraffitti” copy, this film the News. pany will be seen Sunday at 8 in the space program fakes a Mars landing — the astronauts are 7:30 p.m. .PBS, Lowell Thomas ABC, Directions. PBS, Turnabout. are caught in web of black magic dian pudding, both ala mode, and Connecticut in Storrs. on his last birthday, and still going formers half their age. mously gifted talents, simply ' about high school kids growing up In the ’60s starts slowly Austin Arts Center at Trinity College really in a Martian mock-up on Earm — and builds a great Remembers. "Beyond Tomorrow.”(R) devised to conceal a sinister plot, (R l beverages. • Janet Dundore, carilloneur at St. strong. A record-shattering atten­ Nobody can expect a Lawrence because of age factor, can be pointed chase and survival thriller from that. GRADE; B-plus but manages to find itself in the last reel. Mostly, it’s about in Hartford as part of its a young track star trying to find himself. The beginning Is 1 p.m. PBS, Washington Week in 8 p.m, CBS, Rhoda finds herself The theater program begins 8 p.m. Thomas Church in Whitemarsh, Pa., Welk to cavort, a la John Travolta. up, time and again. land counting).: 8 p.m. CBS, The Bob Newhart Summerstage dance series, (525- dance of 8,141 turned out at the Civic so cliche-ridden it’s embarrassaing, but the last part la OK. Show. The Hartleys are trapped in a Review.(R) working seven days a week with no (617-347-3362) will present a concert Wednesday at But, in the same vein, can a John Mack Sennett, who gave Charlie GRADE: C. 1471) Cenier, Huntington, W.Va., 11,224 at CAT AND MOUSE (PG) — Michele Morgan, Serge storage locker during the Fourth of 1:30 p.m. PBS, Wall Street time for anything else. (R) NBC, The Theater events 7 p.m. on the Plumb Memorial Travolta evoke the music Chaplin his first Hollywood break, . The Gallery Dancers will present the new Rushmore Civic Center, Reggiani. Romantic mystery. A wealthy Frenchman dies July.(R) NBC, The Bionic Woman. Week.(R) Big Event. "Amelia Earhart. " Carillon at Trinity College in Hart­ PRETTY BABY (R) — Keith Carmdine, Susan Saran­ starring Susan Clark. • The Coachlight Dinner Theatre in an evening of English Country Dance pgpid City, S.D., during the knowledgeability built up in decades did more for the evolvement of .. under unusual circumstances, and his wife appears to be don, Brooke Shields. Drama. Set in New Orleans’ famous 2 p.m. PBS, The Advocates (Ri ford. The event is free, and guests ,1* 7 .on in ITnnt Printc iAR ^ ...... ___ Jaime reveals top secrets when she East Windsor is featuring the Tony Friday at 7:30 in Foot Prints, 466 of study and dedication by a Welk?, American screen humor than scores the most likely murderer. Of course, she insists otherwise. StoryviUe brothel area, this is a beautifully photographed are invited to bring picnic suppers, maestro’s latest cross-country tour. Pans of French director Claude Lelouch (“A Man and a Martin Show tonight and Sunday. Main St. Classes are held for high Somewhere, somehow, there’s got more heralded to the skies. Yet, once look at a family of prostitutes. The subject matter may be lawn chairs and blankets to the cam­ At this point in time. Welk is not Woman") find this film one of his best, but others may find (522-1266 or 623-8227) school students and adults every se­ the subtitled offering a bit difficult to follow. GRADE: B. objectionable, but director Louis Malle has handled it pus. Afterward, free guided tours of slackening off; he starts television to be a middle ground of mutual sound was firmly entrenched in the; tastefully, or as tastefully as possible. Good performances • At the Garde Theatre Company, cond and fourth Friday of the month. (McDowell) Trinity’s Gothic chapel will be tapings soon, is readying his respect, given grudgingly, perhaps, late 1920s, Hollywood had no niche- all around. GRADE: B-plus. with $I.S0 pwchate 325 Captains Wall, New London, the J Live music will accompany the dan­ by the younger among us, but still for an aging Sennett to fill. Eidu$in( coupon itoin available. Preceding the concert at 6 cing. For further information, call umpteenth tour beginning in March. CHEAP DETECTIVE, THE (PG) — Peter Falk, Ann- Geils Band will be heard Thursday at given. How much greater could American ■ Margret and a cast of dozens. Comedy-Mystery. This Is SERVANT AND MISTRESS (R) - Victor Lanonx, 7 and 10 p.m. “The Fantasticks” will p.m., a program of chamber music Frank Van Cleef at 649-9208. People whose opinions are Andrea Ferreol. Psychological drama. She was the h i will be presented free in the chapel. Entertainment and America itself screen comedy have been with an Neil Simon’s follow-up to "Murder by Death.” It’s a spoof be presented July 29 and 30. (443- respected in “show biz” insist that of all those old Bogart movies. Most of it works, some of it servant, he the arrogant nephew. Rich uncle dies; now Welk is among the hardest working did not suddenly bloom, blossom un­ ’’older” Sennett’s advice and she’s the arrogant mistress of the manor and he, well, you 7000) Art events doesn’t, but you’ll smile most of the way. The plot has more get the picture. Fine acting fails to save this French Imrart KINBSFORD • A puppet show for children will Tanglewood people in the business. aided. There was and there will con­ counsel? And multiply his situation twists than a roomful of disco dancers, but don’t worry • Paintings by George Chaplin are from final absurdity, pointlessness and bad taste. Caution: be given Wednesday in the Von der As a lifelong paragrapher of enter­ tinue to be a fusion of talents, many fold — in and out of enter-_ about it. Just enjoy the gags and funny situations. Grade: Not for the pure of heart. GRADE: C-mhms. (Grossman) SupFrmarkPlK Andre Previn and members of the on display today and Sunday in the B-plus. Mehden Recital Hall at the Universi­ Boston Symphony Chamber Players tainment elements, I've found that capabilities, reflecting the entire tainment! Austin Arts Center at Trinity College UNMARRIED WOMAN, AN (R) — Jill aaybnrgh, Alan We ■ _ CHARCOAL ty of Connecticut in Storrs. For more perform chamber works by COMING HOME (R) — Jane Fonda, Jon Volght, Bruce — MIMS 4 'Not RetpoosMe in Hartford. Beginning Tuesday, Dem. Drama. One of the new wave of Vietnam war Bates, Michael Murphy. Drama. The title is a misnomer, Reserve The information, call 429-2912. Beethoven Thursday at 8:30 p.m, in because the film is about a very-married woman and the for TypoffigM BRIQUETS • Ginger Rogers and her musical paintings by the Artists Collective pictures, this is a strong, emotional story about a shattered Hgtit to Linift the Theater-Concert Hall at will be on view through Aug. 12. man, the woman who waited for him, and another man. It trauma she goes through when her husband divorces her. revue are billed tonight and Sunday Tanglewood, Lenox, Mass. Theater schedules is very strong stuff, but will leave you quivering. GRADE: A brilliant performance by Ms. Clayburgh in a film that at the Ivoryton Playhouse, Ivoryton. would have been better had it been cut a little tighter. 20IS2.48 A-mhius. Caution: nudity reigns supreme. GRADE: A-mlnus. July 31 to Aug. 5, Lana Turner stars Saturday Cheap Detective " 2:00-3:50- DOUBLE STAMPS ON WED. U.A. Theater 1 — “The Sunday DAMIEN OMEN II (R) — WQUam Holden, Lee Grant. LIMIT ONE PER FAMILY in "Bell, Book and Candle.” (767- E. Hartford Drive-In — 5:40-7:45-9:45 WE WILL ALL MEET IN PARADISE (PG) — Jean Cheap Detective" 2:00-3:50- Thriller. Sequels seldom live up to the original, but this one E. MIDDLE TURNPIKE GOOD JULY 22, 1978 0196). “International Velvet ” (PG) 5:40-7:45-9:45 E. Hartford Drive-In — U.A, Theater 2 - “The Rochefort, Claude Brasseur, Guy Redos, Victor Lzmoax, “International Velvet" (PG) is even worse than usual. Where the first “Omen” was • Bill Cosby, comedian, will be at Starts at Dusk “Love and U.A. Theater 2 — “The Swarm" 2:15-4:45-7:15-9:40 scary, this one is ludicrous. The boy — the devil’s son — is Danielle Delorme. Comedy. The affairs, follies and foibles MANCHESTER the Oakdale Musical Theatre, Death■’ (PG) Swarm" 2:15-4:45-7:15-9:40 Starts at Dusk “Love and U.A. Theater 3 — “Cat now in military school and everybody who ferrets out his of four middle-aged friends. Only the French can Create a Death" (PG) From Outer Space” “Winnie farce with feeling and this is one of the first order, Wallingford, Sunday at 8 p.m. Chuck E. Windsor Drive-In — U.A. Theater 3 — “Cat from secret dies in a gruesome way. Caution: There are grisly combining scenes of convulsive horseplay with moments of with $750 pgrehMoT Mangione follows on July 30. (265- “Return from Witch Moun­ Outer Space" “Winnie the E. Windsor Drive-In — the Pooh” 2:00-4:30-7:00-9:20 scenes, but the rest of it is more funny than frightening. ! a t “' I AT wHh $7.50 purdiate “Return from Witch Moun­ sensitive horse sense. Pluperfect performances make two Exchnlni coupon tton | 1501) tain" iPG) Starts at dusk Pooh" 2:00-4:30-7:00-9:20 Vernon Cine 1 — “An Un­ GRADE: D. hours an all-too-brlef visit with these "pals.” GRADE: A. [ f r a n k s I FRANKS Eichnlng coupon Horn “Mustang Country" (G) Vernon Cine 1 — “An Un­ tain" (G) Starts at Dusk married Woman” 2:00-4:14- (O’Brien) I • The University of Hartford’s "Mustang Country” (G) DEAR DETECTIVE (PG) — Annie GIrardot, PhOlppe SOFTWEVE Hartt Opera-Theater is presenting Manchester Drive-In — “3 married Woman” 2:00-7:20- 7:20-9:30 Vernon Cine 2 — “The Good­ Noiret. Mystery. Delightful romance between a reclusive two musicals in repertory now Stooges" 8:25: “Star Wars" 9:30 Manchester Drive-In — “3 classics professor and a hard-nosed, yet feminine, woman 9:15: "The Great Waldo Vernon Cine 2 — ' 'The Good­ bye Girl” 1:10-3:10-5:10-7:10- through Aug. 6. “Kiss Me Kate” is Stooges" 8.25; “Star Wars" police inspector makes up for an average murder plot. FREE Pepper" 11:30 bye Girl" 2:00-7:10-9:10 9:15; “The Great Waldo 9:10 f'-SUhS P ^ ~ ® ^ ~ 0 - poor; playing now through Sunday, and French fun aU the way. GRADE: A-mlnus. (Handler) Pepper" 11:30 SMALLIUADEA Thursday “A Little Night Music” by U.A. Theater 1 — “The BATHROOM TISSUE Stephen Sondheim will be presented BNE FREE WHEN Y6U BUY through July 30. A matinee perfor­ Manchaittr Evtning Harald EGGS TWB AT REB. PRICE mance of ”A Little Night Music” is Publlihx) evecy evaning except Sundaye end holidays. Entered at the STRICTLY FRESH scheduled Thursday «at 2:30 p.m. Manchester, Cohn. Post Oftlce as Se­ Evening performances begin at 8. cond Class Mall Maher. LIMIT ONE PER FAMILY LIMIT ONE PER FAMILY • An evening of experimental Q u r i t a n Suggested Carrier Retea QOOD JULY 22, 1978 QOOD JULY 22, 1878 theatre and dance, including a mul­ Payable In Advance timedia performance event by Tom Single copy...... ISe W eekly...... Me 1061 New Britain Avenue, ELM W O O D Lagace and a new play, “Summer­ One m onth ...... $3.M I SCUItS 1 time,” will be presented at 8 p.m. at Three months ...... $11.70 wMi$750| with $7.50 purchato Six m o n lh s...... $23.40 NEIL SIMON'S I Eichning coupon Hein Real Art Ways, 197 Asylum St., Hart­ One y e a r...... $46.60 ■ f r a n k s EuM ni CO T” ” ford. (525-5521) Mall Rates Upon Request j j FRANKS Subscribers who lell to receive • Edward Albee’s “Seascape” “Pluto’s Progress” by Paul Perras, a marble sculpture, will their newspaper belore 5:30 p.m. ends its current run tonight at the be one of the works of the Simsbury artist on view in a one-man should telephone Ihe circulation Nutmeg Summer Playhouse at the department. 647-9946. PATRICK CUDAHY University of Connecticut in Storrs. show at Unversity of Connecticut’s Jorgensen Auditorium Condluing the summer season at Gallery Tuesday through Aug. 15. CANNED CLOROX Nutmeg will be “Company,” a musical by Stephen Sondheim, On Friday at 9 p.m., Andre Previn Gallery hours are during BLEACH playing Tuesday through Aug. 5. conducts the Boston Symphony Summerstage performances and HAM There will be a matinee July 29. (486- O rchestra in an all-Beethoven Monday through Saturday from 1 to 5 W QAL. 4025) program featuring Joseph Silverstein p.m. Admission is free. 3 lbs. $3.88 38c • Lynn R ed g rav es s ta rs in A one-man show of sculpture by Extraordinary Puritan Offer.. as soloist in Romances for violin. 1 Uiirllll Si t.Mr v, hh'i Shakespeare’s ’’Twelfth Night” The prelude concert at 7 p.m. Simsbury’s Paul Perras will be on LIMIT ONE PER FAMILY LIMIT ONE PER FAMILY currently being performed in the features Christoph Eschenbach per­ display at the University of Connec­ fflliartcr ®ak Olrauel QOOD JULY 22, 1978 UOUUQOOD JULY dULT 22, XX, 1978iwra J American Shakespeare Theater, ticut’s Jorgensen Auditorium THE forming Schubert’s Sonata in B flat 1 WINTER BRADLEY DEPARTURES $ 4 0 to $98 Savings,..Pius a Stratford, now through Aug. 6. (375- for piano. Gallery in Storrs Tuesday through lA ST 5000) July 29 at 8:30 p.m., Mayumi Aug. 30 from 3 to 5 p.m. Perras, who EAST HARTFORD • “Whoopee, ” the musical comedy s Fujikawa makes her debut with the was born in New Bedford, Mass., and ARUBA ui lOuii J - DRIVE IN- • WMI< that was originally presented on raised in Hartford, was trained and JAN. 27 4B9.9S BSO performing Mozart’s Violin FEB. 17 549.95 Free O.E. Clock Radio! -itobhsiicliideI- Broadway by Florenz Ziegfeld in Concerto No. 5. Andre Previn con­ practiced as a chiropractor before MAR. 24 469.95 Aor. 21 1928, is being revived now through ducts the concert which also includes switching to sculpture ds a self- JILU ”e MM n r IT niUBNITtTIN vu August at the Goodspeed Opera Prokofiev’s Symphony No. 5. taught artist in 1958, at the age of 28. STnUEITUCUttl SATURDAY Imurtbuque p STARTS AT DUSK House in East Haddam. (873-86^) eUlHICnifSIMTIOIIS Jusi when you Uujught Christoph Eschenbach conducts The gallery is open free to the public MARTINIQUE erKHBSniTMITMmS JAN. 21 439.96 ilwassaktogoback fREE Ouality G.E. Clock Radio with all sizes of Gold Bond's Finest, Sacro-Support Twia '■ • “Summerstage at Trinity College and performs with the Boston during the summer Monday through eHmUCOMMITINS GOOD MAR. 13 469.85 than in Hartford presents ”A Shot in the Symphony Orchestra July 30 at 2:30 F’riday from noon to 5 p.m. and 45 APR. 22 399.95 emUBfiniUeUtEIUDlIK ■Sets' NOW for the first time ever you get more superb quality when y°''. ^ G aO BOND S A ^ Dark” tonight at 8. Oscar Wilde’s p.m. in all Beethoven program which minutes before performances of the m ______3 4 U S KHRU UNIT 1 MTU lIuPPORT",..You get $40 to $98 Savings plus a FREE G.E. Clock Radio..... this offer is limited. ptea JULY British farce, “The Importance of includes the Piano Concerto No, 2 Nutmeg Summer Playhouse in eiUTUUiTrsFNsanas hurry in. ■CIMUNNWIU 22nd Being Earnest," plays Aug. 2 through and the “Eroica” Symphony. This Harriet S. Jorgensen Theater. ST. MAARTEN SPECIALS Aug. 12 at the college’s Austin Arts program is also performed in open • At the Wadsworth Atheneum in JAN. 27 499.95 S li the largest Center. The children’s theater series FEB. 17 549.95 rehearsal Saturday, July 29, at 1():30 Hartford, there is an overview of the MAR. 24 469 95 I! selection o f fin e presents mime artist Jack Hill in a.m. (413-637-1640) range in variety of exhibitions GRADE ‘‘A " LEAN “As Eye See It” Monday at 10:30 presented by the Lions Galiery of the I ui rmsusamimitccmacrtmsmMcinimmnr. | EAST WINDSOR Furniture in a m. and 2 p.m. (525-1471) At the Band Shell Senses during the past seven years. usROuUb DRIVE IN 633 New [ngland! • The Capitol Theatre Corp. of The Gallery is closed during August. HEAVEN CHICKEN LEDS Manchester presents “Godspell” More events at the Manchester In the Austin Gallery, there are dliatler ®ak iirauel GROUND BEEF tonight at 8 in Bailey Auditorium at Bicentennial Band Shell are objects from the Atheneum’s 18th scheduled in August beginning with CAN Manchester High School. The recent­ and 19th Century collections. , 2 8 9 - 3 3 2 3 ly performed theater group will pre­ Johnny Prytko bringing a Polka A Chinese export porcelain exhibi­ MANCHESTER PAflKAOE • 649-5491 663BWNSIKIIVE. LHartforl S1.H UNTIL 2 30 ON 4 sent “M-A-S-H ” Aug. 3 through 5, Night to the band shell Aug. 1 on the SATURDAY AND SUNDAY tion may be found on the second floor mWBILLttllLt PUmitLiCMB ILANWEICHNIII WATT and “Hair” Aug. 17 through 19. (643- Manchester Community Campus off rotunda at the Atheneum. Netl Simon's a paramount PICTUK lb . 1937 or 228-0189) Wetherell Street. The program lb . Also at the Atheneum, informal “Th e C h e a p • In Stockbridge, Mass., The begins at 7:30, and is free. Rain date talks on exhibitions of contemporary Berkshire Playhouse is the scene of is Aug. 3. art in the MATRIX Gallery are given DETEaiV E” Sinclair Lewis’ ’’Dodsworth,” Aug. 5, a bluegrass concert begins Fridays at noon and Sundays at 3 & ...... m N A T witnrSinfso si.y playing tonight and Sunday. Begin­ at noon. In the evening at 6:30, the p.m. now through August. Meet in “ n « n i | ning Wednesday, Lilliam Heilman’s band shell will be the scene of a SAM Main Street lobby. Free. | n U N K 8 2 5 « OFIC GOTO C O C A e c u i l ’’The Children’s Hour will play concert. Gallery talks, in-depth in­ through Aug. 6. Also as part of the Sunday, Aug. 6, the Surhmer vestigations given by museum NEW EASTERN SHORE Berkshire theater festival. The Woodwinds Concert will be presented PAN 2 8 OX. docents on current exhibitions, are AParamounl Piciu't Unicorn Theatre will present “Four at 6:30 p.m., directed by Philip presented Saturday at 1:30 p.m. and Rttum ablM PDTATDES Years After The Revolution” Streifer of the Granby Middie Schooi Sundays at 2 p.m. now through m LIMIT ONE PRR FAMILY tonight. From Aug. 1 to 19, the world in Granby. August. Free. -QOOD JULY’2 2 ,197S premiere of a new country western John Jeski of East Hartford will For further information on 5/*1 FROSH FARM PRDDUCE o— — ------i musicall called “Night Riders” will host a Polka Party Aug. 15. exhibitions and events at the be shown. At The Proposition The Manchester Community Atheneum, call 247-9111. ! • LARQE RED JUICY Theatre, an improvisational musical College Summer Pops Orchestra will SUHDAY BRUNCH m m>m m m rnrrnimrmmrmrmm m m mtm tm ^>a $730 revue titled “The Proposition" is in StRVED AT YOUR TABLI FOMMSE performance now through Aug, 27 12 MOON ■ 3 P.M. .lb. Friday, the Nicolo Marionettes wni 1M Mi INhTmi My 2M CALIFBRNIA be seen in a performance of “Alice in 3 Stoogs Comedies Start Show At 8:3g_ 7r> ip kl bofi^ • QREEN A YELLOW Wonderland,” a children’s show. 1st Drive-ln Showing (413-298-5576) “ COM PLETE DINNERS SERVED 4-9 PM LEHUCE WITH COMPLIMENTARY ®LOODY MARY, .ib r Musical events RAYMOS FIZZ, SALTY DOG OR Twin Size • John Wion, flutist, will perform SCREWDRIVER Mkllim 4 iMBBIIMI the final recital in the series of ChfldrM’a Manu Avaf/aW* plus .4 Tuesday Evening Concerts at the PG aOaiRT MITCHUM University of Hartford’s Hartt aaaAM HiLia head College ol Music featuring major M *118 *148 U N IT ONE PRR FAMILY American woodwind artists Monday PLUS QOOD JULY 22, 1071 at 8 p.m. in the Fuller Music Center, EXCITING R m ro M D PLEASE CALLTHEATRe ! 200 Bloomfield Ave., West Hartford. F vCO-HIT FOR SCREEN TM ES Tickets at the door. ’ 11:30 AUNIVtUSAinCTURE MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Maniheslcr. Conn . Sal.. July 22. 1978 - I’AGI": FIVK PAGE FOUR - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Sat., July 22. 1978 Vo-Ag transportation issue South Windsor asks IT’S YOUR OPINION ■| h<- Suliirilay ••I'' ' " " i'l! why change in road I'lir IlmiM . W «• ooli' l' )<>>"■ •’T"."VniiiiniHlralioii? VV" ' Observer with opinion formed lu lilt* poiiiiiiunilv. Ih nliiualioi** Officials from the Town of South Windsor have sent a ItiiKiiii’HK? Kpm-Jilion? PoliliuH? H'M'I'lioil of POIII- letter to Manchester asking about planned changes for ■I'll...... i" l<> IT 's. iil 11 ii ilv iiiiiiiiiin on ii Hiile »nri«.|> of »uI>J<‘<'Ih. the reconstruction of part of Pleasant Valley Road. ■iiiinilv m l splendid teachers in their “They know what they want, they suppose. (Will they go to the July 24 \Vr link llial von liiiiil voiir wriliiij! lo no mor.. The Town of Manchester has proposed road changes m To the editor; both in Manchester and in South Windsor to handle classrooms, known several board are willing to learn and to work,” he meeting, when the decision is made? .'too o o riiH . ” On Monday evening, July 10, I expected increases in traffic that will be generated by the members for whom I have tremen­ said. Will I? I haven't decided.) The attended a public hearing of the parents, mother, father, or both, J.C. Penney Co. project in Manchester. dous admiration. It appeared to me that these details lli'riilil Si|iiuri. Pre-hventxNY Manchester Board of Education South Windsor officials feel that some of the changes ■k -k * of the program were interesting to spoke briefly, to the point, kept their .\liiii<.|n‘sliT, l.oiiii. 061110 requested by parents of vocational were made after the plan was approved to reconstruct the members — and (I hope I am cool. 1 am sure some of them were agriculture students regarding the The issue Monday, July 10: About the road. 2 DAYS ONLY...SATURDAY AND SUNDAY! wrong about this) — new? The unaccustomed to such public self­ continuation of transportation to Vo- 20 secondary school students from They questioned what they feel is an increase in sur­ parents group had, after hearing of revelation. I found their appeals Ag centers in Rockville and Glaston­ Manchester attend or will attend face water flow into South Windsor and a change of the next year programs at regional Vo- the bus cut, arranged visiting periods touching. curbing material in South Windsor. Granite curbing in bury. Other editors say: Ag centers in Rockville and Glaston­ for board members at both schools It was, as I said, my first Board of Manchester changes to bituminous curbing _ in Caldor Pocket T-Shirts I went as an observer but an It now seems clear that the bury. Each center serves the needs and invited, by letter, all members. Education meeting in 15 years. 1 The House (Friday) rejected a sen­ South Windsor, according to the South Windsor officials. observer with opinion already original Clinch River plan will never in Favorite Colors of about 10 towns; each is well One responded, and went. found rnyself, as in my previous sible Carter administration com­ The road also narrows in South Windsor, they said. formed, sympathies already aligned, be realized. Congress can speed the equipped. Rockville has five Manchester schools and parents are board experiences, hoping for right promise directed toward a more Manchester Town Manager Robert Weiss has said that with ‘.he request for transportation. 1 next step by accepting the com­ Manchester can make improvements in its own town teachers, Glastonbury four. There fortunate in her presence on the and justice, hoping dollars would cautious approach to development of am still firmly of that opinion. promise now, rather than waiting for without the changes in South Windsor. He is seeking ap­ are 15 such centers in the state. Ad­ board. stretch for the best possible educa­ the nation's first commercial Our Reg. It was an informed and infor­ proval by Monday for the planned changes in South Wind­ ★ ★ "A tion for all students. breeder reactor and toward a an unlikely veto-override. 2.79 mative meeting, admirably con­ mission has been, is, by request of sor. By chance I met, July 12, a friend breeder fuel that would be less Opposition to the compromise, if ducted by the board and by the studejjts and parents, recommenda­ One fact kept surfacing all through If the South Windsor road changes are n it approved, Comfortable crewnecks of 1(X)% cotton, who was on that board with me. He is vulnerable to theft and conversion floor debate is to be believed, in­ parents' group. It was well-attended; tion of teachers and guidance depart­ the meeting: This bus cut is being Manchester will proceed with Its in-town road im­ Pac-Knit® treated for controlled shrinkage. an economist, a man knowledgeable cluded the assertion that failure to Sizes S,M,L,XL. extra chairs had to be brought in. It ment, interview by Vo-Ag teachers. made under the terms of one little into a nuclear force. The Senate provements, Weiss said. The South Windsor changes as I am not about statistics and build the Clinch River demonstrator was well-covered by The Herald and Transportation has been supplied by sentence in a law enacted 20 years should reinsert the compromise in its would make for a better designed road but are not finances. We are not of the same would cede the field to foreign com­ Caldor Sport Socks for Men by the Hartford Courant on July 11; a van. ago; a little clause that can be used version of the bill. required, he said. political party. petitors. This is patently false, given by America's Leading Mfr. m eg both papers had reporters present. For 1978-79 the board notified legally as an escape hatch. Legally. The House vote left intact funding the more than $400 million in the Our Reg. 6.54 Pkg...... P k g .o ie ^ Everyone was polite, attentive and parents that the bus service will be Morally, ethically? I don't think so, “Wasn't it fine," he said. “There for a small — 380 megawatts — same bill for other breeder research discontinued but there will be reim- ■ but I am an observer. we were trying to do all we could for demonstration plant to be built at e n t ir e STOCK OF White, multi-stripe tops. patient - amazingly so, considering and development in fiscal year 1979, the emotional nature of the subject bursement to pupils for supplying Efforts are being made now in the all the kids in school — and not caring Clinch River, Tenn. The Administra­ Slimnastics classes and the total non-Clinch River expen­ i f Ladies' Sporty Foot Socks c C e under discussion. That, on the sur­ their own transportation. The first General Assembly, where these about politics at all." tion argues that the plant is already diture of $10 billion for breeder Our Reg. 89c and 99c...... 0 0 ^ face, was a budget cut described as figure mentioned for this was MOO, things have to be done, to update the I told him, “I always thought it was outmoded and the money can be offered for women Air Conditionors & technology in the years ahead. Easy-care blends or terry. Some with pom-poms. "necessary and legal" affecting bus iater raised to $600. They were told reimbursement law. Dr. Kennedv that way and I was proud of us all better spent. It has proposed a three- Ideally, it would be desirable to transportation; beneath the surface, this is a necessary part of the read the enabling act. Mrs. Diane because of it,” year study that could lead to con­ The Manchester Recreation Department is offering avoid the enormous complexities of the educational welfare of children, necessary budget-cutting process. Lenti, who with David Verbridge, I hesitate about telling this story, struction of a plant at least twice as slimn'astics classes for women beginning Monday, July Dohun'idifiofs any breeder program. But it is not an that is aiways em otionally ★ ★ ★ chaired the parents' group, discussed for I do not mean it to seem an ac­ large, with considerable improve­ 24. clear that there will be adequate Letters from the commissioner of the efforts, including lobbying, on the cusation. It is not so intended. Being ment in safeguards and possible The classes will meet on Mondays and Wednesdays o u r Reg. 139.70 to 349.70 charged. quantities of fossil fuels and uranium * ★ * agriculture and natural resources, part of several groups, to change the a Board of Education member is changes in the kind of nuclear from 4:45 to 5:45 p.m. in the Teen Center on Garden for conventional reactors to meet Grove Road. Anyone wishing to take the classes may at­ Did you ever go to a Board of from the executive secretary of the law. onerous, demanding, time- material used. energy needs until large-scale solar tend either Monday, Wednesday, or both. A recreation Education public meeting? The State Board of Agriculture, and from No one said how long this change consuming, often thankless. Being a As it stands, the House bill includes and fusion power can be developed. membership card is required and may be purchased at board sits at a table in horseshoe for­ Stanley Pullen, head teacher at might take, what would be the plight sup0rintendent of schools, I have $159.1 million toward ultimate con­ m Rockville, were read. All supported of the students caught in this thought, and I know several struction of the controversial plant. Given that uncertainty, breeder the class. mation, each member fronted by a According to Leslie Sherman, the instructor, the exer­ continuing transportation; all wrote squeeze. The updating won't happen research makes sense. Scientific, sign with his or her name. Every very well, leads to insomnia and ul­ The president has announced his in­ cizes will be done to music with some jogging and jum- technical and engineering work still F lo t e c pedestal sump pump speaker, each member of the public, enthusiastically of the programs this year. What of the students too cers. tention to veto the bill, and the vote proping also included. For any additional information to be done will occupy a good many identifies himself or herself before which benefit students and, on a young to drive themselves? Whose I shall await the July 24 decisioni (Friday) strongly indicated that the please contact the Arts Building, 643-6795. s i years, and the Senate should revive speaking. wider basis, benefit Connecticut parents work — both parents? Car with interest. veto cannot be overridden. Indeed, the compromise sooner rather than There was a court stenographer, agriculture now and in the future. pooling sounds fine, but on a twice a Barbara P. Atwood many Republicans voted against the Our Reg for the board. The superintendent of There was frequent reference to day, 20-mile per trip basis? How 100 Westland St. compromise, evidently in part to later. 54.99 « 3 8 I fti itv motor; automatic schools and the assistant superinten­ Connecticut agriculture as an impor­ much car will $600 buy? Manchester provoke the veto. Boston Globe dent were present. I did not take tant factor in the economy of the The meeting was reminded, more (Next wMk’t nwrtlng^ § notes. state. E.J, Kersting, dean of the than once I think, that funds coming SCOOPS Flotec Submersible Pump ^gAO Toe-Hugger Sandals Wee Bakerie Oven College of Agriculture of the Univer­ from the state as reimbursement for m ost u's sotdmp i I should identify myself, too. I have cAum m tr s to sikp RO.TIIE SOVIET JElVISV sity of Connecticut, was present, was expenditures for education do not go ...... lived in Manchester since 1963, am a ccm'iAfloH ovEii To a m AiooT m smu>i m a r . Here’s next week’s schedule of public meetings in Our Reg. 2 3 .9 9 .... voter and taxpayer. I was a board of introduced as a “resource person." into the education budget, but into cm s n e n s . riUBin m f . Manchester (locations are in Municipal Building, 41 ..9.96 16.70 If anyone asked him questions, it was town funds. I think I have always OF oiiu fiwwFRiP The basic footwear for Don't light the bigoven for education member, in the town / Center St., unless noted): where I previously lived, for — how after the meeting. known this. 1 think the parents did summer. Leather-look, with small jobs. No preheating OUR LOWEST PRICE! carved wood bottoms. (Colors needed. VVipe-clean finish. long? — 12 or 13 years. Sometimes it not. The exact bookkeeping process Monddy has never been explained to me so and sizes vary in all stores. ffWBl Limit 12 per store. seemed forever. 1 am a former ★ ★ ★ 7:30 p.m. —Planning and Zoning Commission, Hearing R o o f Mount Attic Fan No rainchecks. No rainchecks. that it made any sense. newspaper reporter and feature Peter Wolcott, Vo-Ag teacher in Room. Health and Beauty Dept. writer; a parent and a grandparent, Glastonbury, discussed the programs I ask myself several questions. 8 p.m. —Board of Education, 45 N. School St. 0 0 6 0 offered, showed slides of the . 4 - I learned long ago that no parent One: Since Cheney Tech in Our Reg. J can or should, ever, take his eyes off classrooms, mat€?ials, equipment, Manchester is the regional center for Tuesday the school his child attends for very students at work, distributed several towns, including Glaston­ 7:30 p.m. —Board of Directors, Hearing Room. long; anything can happen and brochures and listings of job oppor­ bury, what would be the reaction in 7:30 p.m. —Downtown Coordinating Committee, probably will - 1 even take a great tunities for Vo-Ag graduates. Manchester if Glastonbury cut off Probate Court. interest in the school, a five-hour ride John Peila, Manchester farmer transportation? If all the sending By MARTHA ANGLK away, which my granddaughter and cattle dealer, Rockville Vo-Ag towns cut off transportation till the ami ROBKRT WALTKRS President:No small power Thursday attends. (It's wonderful! How is this graduate and now Board of Educa­ law is changed? Oh dear, dear, dear 4:30 p.m. —Dental Clinic, Hearing Room. four — years after issuance of the done"’ Will this last? I hope so!) I tion consultant for the Rockville — let us not think about that. WASHINGTON (NEA) - Presi­ health standards in the textile in­ 6:30 p.m. —Judge’s Hours, Probate Court. have heard some fine things about program, gave high counts to the There were Vo-Ag students pre­ dent Carter’s personal intervention dustry — and behind that settlement regulations. Manchester schools, known some students who sign up for Vo-Ag. sent, to see how things are done. I has finally resolved a dispute over lies a fascinating story of policy­ Nevertheless, the final version of making in the White House. the cotton dust standard is based on Carter’s timetable. At issue were federal standards es­ k k k Hunkering down tablishing maximum permissible Manchester public records levels of cotton The anecdotes reflect the enor­ Black & Decker 1977, and that is even before adjust­ gross national product after adjust­ dust. Inhalation of mous power of the nation’s chief Folding Workmate By DON (;r a f i sequent depressing effect on the Wee Fry Electric Skillet retail sector of the economy. ment for inflated dollars. ment for inflation rising only 3.3 per­ cotton dust can executive, at a time when Congress Warranty deeds Americans are saving more of That effect, thinly disguised by in­ k k k cent next year, down from this year's lead to irrever­ and the public supposedly have Charles A. Campbell and Anne M. Campbell to Daniel their money. gSbeV7'5orl50 flation, is already apparent. Super­ Consumer caution is one more con­ 3.8 percent. Prices, meanwhile, are sibly reduced rejected the “imperial presidency” Theodore Veza Jr. and Maureen K. Veza, property at 20 18.76 The savings rate so far this year is s;sr;‘ 3 4 .6 0 market sates for the first half of this tribution to an uneasiness that is expected to rise by 6.7 percent, breathing capaci­ and when it has become fashionable Griswold St., $39,500. A serving or two in a minute or two. averaging about 6 percent of dis- It's a giant vise, saw horse year were up 9 percent over a year spreading among economists. Few edging up from this year's 6.6 per­ ty, chronic for presidents to gripe about not Albert E. Bombardier Sr. and Harriet Bombardier to and worktable all-in-one. Immersible base is dishwasher posabie personal income, up from 4.7 Robert Nukis and Darlene G. Nukis, property at 86 ago, but with virtually the entire in­ are yet predicting a fuil-fledged cent inflationary rate. bronchitis, having much real influence on public PAIR Sturdy steel base, gripping safe, as is tempered glass cover. percent last year. Deepwood Drive, $35,000. crease attributable to higher prices. recession. But few also see much The word from Washington is that emphysema and affairs. jaws. Folds away for easy #WFS1. Limit 12 per store. Good news? That depends. Francis T. Filloramo and Beverly A. Filloramo to Tropic Torches for Patio or Garden storage. #79-003 No rainchecks. i k , The sales pictured is better in a few prospect of preventing economic the administration is now focusing on even death among workers in textile In this case, the president resolved For the individuals doing the Eleanor P. Green, Vernon, property at 9B Ambassador 2 Qt. Capacity Ea., Our Reg. 6 .9 9 ...... *lntermediate markdowm have been taken. growth from slowing and inflation inflation, rather than unemployment, mills. a controversial issue with nothing 4 .8 8 saving it could turn out to be — areas — most notably autos and Drive, $36,900. department stores. But overall, from accelerating in the year ahead. as the top economic problem. The Occupational Safety and more than an offhand remark and depending very Levitt Construction Co. Inc. to Curtis F. Lepack and retailers are getting less of con­ One prediction, from The And not a fraction of a percentage Health Administration (OSHA) and simple gesture of slightly moving his Jean M. Lepack, both of Ellington, property at 258 much upon what sumers’ disposals income this year— Conference Board again, sees the point too soon. its parent organization, the Labor chair. \ lies a short piece Briarwood Drive, $59,900. 53 percent compared to 54 percent in Department, were temporarily And even though all the other of­ John P. Telgener and Charlotte P. Telgener to Robert dow n th e ^y^iri.Sum^^er Svi/ing_P^ thwarted from issuing final ficials present had spent countless G. Durko and Jane K. Durko, property at 51 Hillcrest economic road. hours studying the issue, their seven- Road, $64,500. OOLECO But lor the regulations by several senior White From burglar to tyrant House advisors who argued that the year timetable was instantly Joseph L. Swensson Jr. Inc. to Clarence G. Brown and e c o n o m y in Judith W. Brown, property on Vernon Street, $27,500. price of implementation would be scrapped in favor of the four-year general, it's an excessive and inflationary. deadline Carter proposed in an off- omen that has its Certificate of attachment the-cuff suggestion. ominous aspects. Protection requires access to guns k k k Ira Grudberg against First Hartford Corp. and First Among the Carter aides in that Institutional loyalty in all large Increased savings are a sign not of Hartford Realty Corp., $6,000, property in Manchester Kransco group were Stuart E. Elizenstat, the organizations requires that no public increased prosperity, as -Tbe By Dave Overliy ficulty getting and practicing and mugged by a person in police clothes, West subdivision. “ Grand Surfer” president’s senior advisor on dissent be voiced after the boss has Conference Board analyzes the (DAVE OVERBY is editor of the hunting with rifles or handguns. most would choose the former. made the final decision. So when current situation, but of public con­ Charles City, Iowa, Press.) The urban slant of many anti-gun Urban writers loved to put down domestic policy; Charles L. Schultze, Building permits chairman of the Council of Economic Schuitze publicly announced resolu­ GDS Contractors for M. Greene, alterations at 629 cern over continuing inflation and k k k editorials is understandable, if Nixon. Nixon might have tried to es­ 2.76 tion of the issue he proclaimed that Center St., ^,800. Coleco6 Ft. Round, 15” Deep Our Reg. 3.69 what it could lead to. The Treasury Department’s frustrating. Urban editorialists tend tablish a military dictatorship if he Advisors; and Robert S. Strauss, in there had been “no winners and no Harry and Esther Maidment, roof and porch repairs at ‘Scooby Doo” Splasher Pool Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and to be white, middle-class, and live in charge of the president’s anti­ Kransco Water Lounge According to a survey of consumer didn’t know that the people, and not 18 Scarborough Road, $1,000. Flelps keep you inflation program. losers.” sturdy 33" wide, 54” long aluminum frame Q A spending trends in the July issue of Firearms recently proposed some ‘safe’ neighborhoods. What of the the militia, had guns to fight tyranny. Helen Moske, roof repair at 50 North St., $450. afloat in pool or The conflict between those men That approach had the desired Our Reg. 12.49...... 9.87 with floats to support up to 250 lbs. Drink 1 9 • O w lake. 16''x48” the economic research rules on registering handguns. The rural resident who is being And who were the fascists in the Tomo Enterprises for James Moriarty, roof repair at and the proponents of tough controls. effect of confounding both industry There's still plenty of swimming time ahead for holders. Easy assembly. Just 10 per store. 9400 Made from ; WVTtRWAYS organization's magazine. Across the National Rifle Association and other burglarized or attacked and has to 1930s? They were the people who 25 Hollister St., $1,000. Nn rainrherUn Labor Secretary Ray Marshall and officials, who promptly criticized the the kids! Great buy. No rainchecks. buoyant Board, the theory that rising prices groups immediately set up a howl, wait for a half hour or more for a registered and then took away the Paul S. Matarazzo for Phyllis Girard, replace stairs at styrofoam. OSHA Administrator Eula Bingham, standards as too stringent and costly, Coleco 8 Ft. Round, 18" Deep “Scooby Doo" Pool j - n n Kransco Dual-Purpose Floating Lounge with Legs spur the public to heavier buying in saying this was another step toward sheriff to arrive? guns from the Jews and others. The ' 142 Loomis St., $600. Our Re*. 19.49...... 1 5 .3 3 and leaders of the labor unions that For tioating or poolside. Our Reg. 3 2 .9 9 ...... 24.70 desperate hopes of beating even gun confiscation. Congress sub­ Urban writers say many deaths are anti-Hitler factions were then became so intense that Carter last Paul Scheinblum, fence at 56 Strawberry Lane, $60. Just 20 Assorted per store. No rainchecks. Just 12 per store. No rainchecks. represent textile workers, who were Just 8 per store. No rainchecks. higher prices to come is a fallacy. sequently saw the constitutional and caused by gun accidents in the home. powerless to start guerrilla action to month agreed to hear personal Ray Grezel for Joe Tripp, aluminum siding at 337 equally quick to label the final plan The vast majority of households political manifestations and stopped Only with more guns-with more bring down the Nazis. arguments from both sides. Hilliard St., $4,000. as weak and ineffective. hunker down, seeking to offset ero­ the BATF move. training will these figures be The writers of the U.S. Constitu­ The deadlock was broken with a Marriage license sion ol real income by curbing spen­ This action was followed by an reduced. tion gave us the right to keep and dramatic gesture by the president, k k k COLECO But confidential government Frank A. Valorie, Wethersfield, and Viola V. Coletto, ding and salting away as much as equally strident protest by many Urban writers loved to put down bear arms not to hunt or protect according to those present during the S/WE O Q ^^^r^eg.Prk** documents show that the solution en­ ’ East Hartford. ane)CTRA - they can as a hedge against economic liberal urban columnists painting the Vietnam fiasco. If urban ghetto ourselves, though this was obvious, confidential discussion. After dorsed by the president was virtually uncertainty. NRA members as fascist gun nuts kids, the bulk of the ground- but to keep the tyrants from thinking listening to both groups, Carter identical to the tough plan proposed But more savings means less spen­ and congressmen as weak-willed pols pounders, had proper early training they could dominate. reportedly turned to Elizenstat and Coleco Poly Pools for all the Kids. Kransco said: “Stu, you know I usually agree weeks earlier by Labor and OSHA. ding on consumer goods, and a con- whipping around in the special in­ in guns, Vietnam might have turned Protection from the petty burglar 0 Our Reg. SALE What was publicly touted as a com­ terest, pre-election wind. out differently. to the world-view tyrant will require with you but in this case I'm going to 32x32"x71/2"Deep...... 5.49 4 .3 9 Kransco “ Baby Sitter” side with these people.” promise was, in fact, a major victory Thought Yet most federal and state gun Urban writers say only police the continued quick access to guns. "Mr. Turtle" 60"x54"xl0" Deep...... 10.88 8 .6 9 laws are already so constrictive that should have guns. If one had a choice As he made that comment. Carter for Marshall and Bingham and an I Vmterdays (Newspaper Enterprise Assn.) 7x65"xll" Deep O val...... 10.88 8.69 Our Reg. 4.99.. 3 .7 4 many law-abiding people have dif­ of being mugged by a civilian or got up and moved his chair a few feet embarrassing setback for members One sign of God’s presence in our lives is joy, which 58” Round x U'A" Deep...... 7-49 5 .9 7 Tip-resistant, safe infants floating — away from the group of White of the White House staff who are shows itself in an enthusiasm for life, for goodness, for 2.5 years af{o 43" Round x 8‘/4" Deep...... 4.89 3 .9 0 pool seat. Nylon taffeta bucket seat. House aides and toward the Labor- employed to give the best possible friendship, for truth, for justice, for God himseH. General Manager Richard Martin Just 72 assorted per store. No rainchecks. 72"x64"xl4-5/8"Deep...... 18.99 1 5 .1 7 Just 15 per store. No rainchecks. OSHA delegation. advice to the president. The person whose life is rooted and grounded in the Not all styles in all stores. bares town personnel policy to Board Lord, is filled with a deep and peaceful joy that no one of Directors. k k k can take away. However, “goody-goody” this may sound, 10 years ago At another point in (lie nieeling. it remains the truth. Whenever men and vvomen are led SALE PRICES The amount of land to be purchased Carter praised the Labor-OSHA ap­ Almanac by the ideal of self-giving love (in families, in com­ MANCHESTER VERNON 3WAYSTOSAVE; EFFECTIVE for Manchester's new Community proach, then asked why it couldn’t be munities, in society), they are working under God s in- 1145 Tolland Turnpike Trl-Cltjf Shopping Cantor SATURDAY College is reduced from 143 to 78.4 implemented by the industry within By United Press Inlernalional fluence. , „ . , •Caldor Charge acres. And knowingly or not, they are fulfilling the master s ANDSUNDAY four years. Today is Saturday, July 22nd, the •Master Charge Former Mayor Francis J, command; “Love one another, as I have loved you ... so •Yisa/BankAntericard ONLY Mahoney and Paul B, Groobert, Both groups of high-level ad­ 203rd day of 1978 with 162 to follow. that my own joy may be in you and your joy may be com- ministration officials were House Clerk and former state The moon is between its full phase plete.' ’ (John 15:12, 11) STORE HOURS: MON. thru FRI., 10 AM. to 9:30 P.M. »SAT., 9 AM. to 9:30 P .M .«SUN., 11 A.M. to 5 P.M. representative, both announce their flabbergasted by that casual com­ and last quarter. Sister Katherine Panalitis, candidacy for Democratic state ment, because the Labor-OSHA . The morning star is Jupiter. CND St. Bartholomew Convent representative from Manchester’s proposal called for full compliance The evening stars are Mefeury, 19th Assembly District. no later than seven — rather than Venus, Mars and Saturn. . MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn.. Sat.. July 22. 1978 — 1‘AGE SEVEN PAGE SIX - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn . Sat.. July 22. I97H IIOCKANUM UNITED METII- ODLST CHURCH, 178 Main St., East f AREA CHURCHES Hartford. Rev. Lawrence S. Staples, School board hopes East Hartford bulletin board pastor. 9 a.m.. Worship Service, Nursery COVENTKV PRESBYTERIAN Saturday Mass at 5 p.m.; Sunday available. Garden club meeting GIU'RGH, Nathan Hale School Road. Rt. Masses at 8, 9:30 and 11 a.m. for reasonable included during the outing. OUR SAVIOR LUTHERAN EAST HARTFORD - The East 31. Rev. Dr. Richard W. Gray, pastor. FIRST BAPTI.ST CIIHKCII OF Tickets may be purchased from the EAST IIAKTFOKI), (Southern BupIlHl CHURCH, 239 Graham Road, South '■ W r Hartford Garden Club will meet on 9:30 a.m.. Worship; II a.m., Sunday Chamber at 135 Burnside Ave.. E.H.. School: 7:30 p.m., Bible Study at par­ Convention), 36 Main St. Rev. Charles Windsor. Rev. Ronald Erbe, pastor. cost estimates Monday, July 24, at the Veterans sonage on Cornwall Dr. Coley, pastor. 9 a.m.. Worship Service, Nursery Memorial Clubhouse at 7:30 p.m. 06108 on or before Aug. 17 or by mail URST ASSEMBI.IES OF (lOI), 763 II a.m. and 7 p.m.. Worship Services provided. m m After a regular business meeting, on or before the same date. Oak St.. East Hartford. Rev. Ralth F. which are interpreted for the deaf, m Mrs. John Keithline will introduce Stop smoking program Nursery provided; 9:45 a.m., Sunday miAfoi' •lelley. pastor. By J l DY KUEHNEI. has been submitted to the state Mrs. Robert Dykins of Glastonbury EAST HARTFORD - Mayor 10 a m.. Church School; 11 a m., Mor­ School: 6 p.m.. Training Union. GILEAD CONGREGATIONAL m ■ Board of Education. If approved who will speak and demonstrate Richard Blackstone announced that ST. FRANCIS OF A.SSISI CIIURCH, ning Worship; 7 p.m.. Evening Service. CHURCH, Hebron. Rev, David G. Herald Correspondenl state funds could pay for 49 percent “Basic Flower Arrangements.” the East Hartford Health Depart­ I M T E i) (:o m ; r e (;\ t i o n a i . 673 Ellington Rd.. South Windsor. Rev. Runnion-Bareford, pastor. SOUTH WINDSOR - Town of­ of the total renovation cost. CHI IICII. CM I El) CIICRCII OF Carl J, Sherer, pastor. Named to church group ment in conjunction with the state 1:30 a.m.. Worship Service, the Rev, ficials are hoping that final cost es­ Firm cost estimates must be CHRIST, Toiland. Rev. Donald G. Saturday Masses at 5 and 7 p.m.; Sun­ Mr. Runnion-Bareford preaching. EAST HARTFORD - New officers Department of Health will provide a Miller, minister day Masses at 7:30, 9:30 and II a.m. timate figures for the renovation of presented to the South Windsor Town Smoking Cessation Program in the Nursery provided. Wapping El.ementary School will fall Council by Aug. 28 in order to give for the Christian Activities Council 9:30 and 11 a m.. Worship Service and ST. MARGARET MARY CIICRCII, (CAC) include two members of the Community Room at the Raymond Church School; 7 to 8:30 p.m.. Pilgrim South Windsor. Rev. William McGrath within the realm of possibility for ap­ the council enough time to act on the FIRST CONGREGATIONAL South Congregational Church of East Library. Fellowship. and Rev. Joseph Schick, co-pastors. proval on the November election plan by Sept. 5. Sept. 5 would be the The program will continue for five ST. MYRVS CHI RCII, Route 31, Saturday Mass at 7 p.m.; Sunday CHURCH, Coventry. Rev. Robert K. ballot. last date to Include the project on the Hartford. Bechtold, minister. weeks from 7 to 8:30 p.m. on July 27. Coventry, ^ v . F. Bernard Miller, Masses at 8:30, 10 and 11:30 a m. The renovation project was ap­ ballot. Town charter requires 60 day? They are Mrs. Arthur Bradbury of 9;30 a.m.. Worship Service at First East Hartford, who was elected vice' and August 3, 10, 17, 24. pastor. Rev'.'Taul F. Ramen. CHCRCH OF SAINT BERNARD; proved by the Board of Education on advance notice for referendum Rockville. Rev. John J. White, pastor. Congregational Church Sanctuary, joint president of activities, and Sherman There will be a registration fee. but Saturday Masses at 5:15 p.m.; Sunday April 11 by a 7-2 vote, with two items. Masses at 7:30, 9:30 and 10:45 a m. Sunday masses: 7:00, 8:30, 10:00 and service with the Second Congregational Tarr of South Windsor, who was two-thirds of it is refunded if a per­ Church of Coventry, Nursery care Republicans — Frank Devney and The Board of Education considered ST. M VUTIKvrs CHI RCII, Tolland 11:30 a m. elected vice president of public son completes the five-week course Rev. Francis J. O'Keefe, pastor. FATTII I.CTHERAN CHCRCH provided Church Lane House. Mrs. Sally Kucinskas — voting the ^novation plan last fall after Please call the East Hartford against the plan. deciding to close Wapping Elemen­ relations. Saturday Masses at 5 and 7 p.m.; Sun­ (I.C T H E R A N C H C R C H IN Hiffur* Marion I Hollister of Glastonbury, Health Department at 289-2781, ext AMERICA), 1120 Silver lane. East Hart­ South Windsor Public Building tary School on Ayers Road. The deci­ day Masses at 8:30, 10:30 and 11:45 a.m. BURNSIDE UNITED METHODIST -la member of the First 311, to register for the course. MESSIAH EVANGEI.ICAI, ford. Rev. Paul E. Henry Jr., pastor. Commission Chairman Howard E. sion, which met with much opposi­ CHURCH, 16 Church St., East Hartford. 0(7./, Essay ru n te s i planned I.ITHEIIAS CIICRCII, (Wisconsin 9:30 a m., Sunday Church &hool; 11 Fitts said that the PBC and the Congregational Church of East Hart­ Rev. Henry J, Scherer Jr., and Gwen­ tion from Wapping parents, was a m., Church Service, Nursery provided. ford, was named vice president at EAST HARTFORD - The Human Synod). 300 Buckland Rd., South Windsor. dolyn M. Arslen, pastors. Facilities Task Force were working made because of the marked 9 a m , Sunday .School; 10a.m., worship ST. PETER'S EPISCOPAL large. Rights Commission wants to sponsor 9:30 a.m.. Worship Service, child care with architects to complete the decrease in elementary enrollment. ITICRCH, Route 85, Hebron, Rev. an essay contest to promote Service. provided for toddlers. direction and scope of the project, The high school, however, has been C of C annual outing CR3STAI. CAKE COMMIMTV William Persing, rector. but still did not know what the final overcrowded for some time, with lit­ EAST HARTFORD - The 62nd an­ awareness of civil and human rights, I MTEI) MEHIOIIIST c h i RCII, 10 a m.. Worship Service; registration cost figure would be. tle or inadequate space available for nual outing of the East Hartford its chairman Mack Hawkins an­ Ellington for Sunday School classes after service nounced. 10:15 a m , Coffee hour; 11 a.m.. for age 4 through Grade 8. Classes begin SECOND CONGREGATIONAL Originally, an outside consulting Hne arts, industrial arts and home Chamber of Commerce will be held CHURCH, UNITED CHURCH OF Hawkins said he is planning the Worship .Service, Sunday School. Sept. 18. firm hired by the Board of Education economics. Friday, Aug, 25, at the Elks Club REI.ItilOCS SOCIETY OF FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHRIST, Route 44A, Coventry. Rev. estimated the project at $346,000, Under the renovation plan, six Pavillion on Roberts Street. program for all eighth grade students Robert K. Bechtold, pastor. in East Hartford public schools. FRIENDS (OCAKERS), Hartford CHI RCII, 837 Main St. (corner of Conn. however, firm official warned the classrooms at Wapping Elementary The festivities begin at 4 p.m. with Friends Meeting House. 144 S. Quaker Blvd.l, East Hartford. Rev. William E. 9:30 a.m,. Combined service with First final price tag could run more than would house fine arts facilities which a social hour, featuring steamers, He said the HRC hopes to use $150 Lane, West Hartford Congregational Church, Main St., Coven­ to $200 of its budgeted funds for Flynn, minister. Rev. Carl T. Holt, try. $450,000 because of the more strigent are now located in two classrooms at corn-on-the-cob, barbecued kielbasa 10 a m.. Meeting for Worship. associate minister. regulations imposed by the state for the high school. and stuffed cabbage. awards to the best essay on a com PRINCE OF PEACE I.CTHEKAN 10 a m.. Worship Service, Church the convenience of handicapped per­ At the high school, the graphic A buffet wili be served starting at petitive bases. CHI RCII, Route 31 and North River School, child care; 11 a.m., Coffee Hour; WESLEY MEMORIAL CHURCH Mrs. Jean Lancaster of 148 Alice Drive, Sunday morning class session at St. Mary’s sons. arts, woodshop, metal and small The essays should include a goal Road. Coventry. Rev. W H. Wilkens. (United Mi-tliodist Cliurrit), 110 6:30. 6 p.m.. Youth Choir; 7 p.m., Pilgrim Coventry, leads a discussion of a picture of Episcopal Church of Manchester. (Herald The original estimate also did not engines shop would be moved to statement, objectives, benchmarks pastor. Youth Fellowship, Junior High Youth Ellington Road, East Hartford. Rev. Live music featuring the Stan Scott the birth of Jesus with fifth graders during a photo by Pinto) take into account inflation estimated larger classrooms. The home Orchestra will follow from 7 to 11 (Specific dates when goals and objec­ 9 a m.. Sunday School; 10:15 a m,, Fellowship. John M. Dunnack, pastor. tives should be met) and evaluations Worship Service, (9 a m. during July and AVERY ST. CHRISTIAN 9:30 a.m.. Worship Service, child care at as much as one percent per month. economics department would be p.m. August I. available. The inflation could add considerably moved into a larger area. Softball, horseshoes, jarts and of the objectives and the REFORMED CHURCH. 661 Avery benchmarks. IIOCkMI.I.E I NITEI) >»ETH.()IST St.. South Windsor. to the cost because the project com­ One third of Wapping Elementary vollevhoii will ho omong the games cm RCII. 142 Grove Styftev John W. 10 a m., Morning Worship; 7 p.m., pletion date is September, 1980, School would be used by the town for TALCOTTVll.LE CONGREGA­ LOCAL CHURCHES Mortimer, pastor. / Eyening Worship; No Sunday School. School Superintendent Robert offices of the social services and TIONAL CHURCH, United Clitireli of Jonathan VanDjne of 81 Vernon Road, Bolton, is being con­ 9:30 a m.. Worship Service. CHIRCII OF ST. MAURICE, 32 Goldman said, however, that the recreational departments. Clirint. Rev. Kenneth Knox, pastor. NORTH UNITED METHODIST ST. JOSEPH CHI RCII, 33 West St , Hebron Road, Bolton. Rev. Robert W. project could be completed if the A portion of the building would be gratulated by State Rep. Dorothy Miller of Bolton, after the 9:30 a.m.. Worship Service. The Rev. GOSPEL HALL, Center St. Saturday masses at 5 and 7:30 p.m; CHURCH, 300 Parker St. Rev. Earle R. Rockville. Cronin, pastor. school board would be willing to have used by the public health nurses and Bolton Republican Town Committee announced it would spon­ Saturday Masses at 5 and 7 p.m.; Sun­ Saturday vigil Mass at 5 p.m.; Sunday Ernest Harris, chaplain at Manchester 10 a.m.. Breaking bread; 11:45 a.m., Sunday masses at 7:30, 9 and 10:30 a.m. Custer, pastor. Hartford firm gets the work done while school was in community services groups, with the day Masses 8:30 (Polish) at 10 a.m. Masses at 7:30, 9:15 and 11 a.m. Memorial Hospital, guest preacher. Sunday School; 7 p.m.. Gospel meeting. in sactuary, and 10:30 a.m. and noon in 9 a.m.. Worship Service, “Women In sor him on a one-week trip to Washington, D. C, to participate (Folk) at 11:15 a m.. Vigil of Holy days at ST. JOHN'S EPISCOPAL CIIURCH. FULL GOSPEL INTERDENOMI- school auditorium. the Bible: Tamar,” Nursery for children ' session. Day Care Center moved from one in the Congressional Summer Intern Program. Jonathan will 7 p.m.. Holy day at 7:30, 9 a m , and 5 and Route 30, Vernon, Rev. Robert H. NATIONAH:ilURi:il,745 MainSt.Rev CONCORDIA LUTHERAN 5 years and younger. Nursery care by A preliminary grant application room to two large rooms. be a senior next year at East Catholic High School. 7 p.m Confessions: Saturday 4 and 7:30 Wellner. rector. Philip Saunders, minister. GHURGH, (L.C.A.), 40 Pitkin St. Rev. Julia Balchunas, Summer Sacred dump truck contract VERNON UNITED METHODIST p.m, 8 a.m.. Holy Communion; 10 a m., CHURCH. Route 30. Rev. Marjorie 10:30 a m.. Praise, Worship Service Burton D, Stand, pastor. Rev. David B. Dancers will perform. Coffee fellowship following service. ROCKMI.I.E BAPTIST CHI RCII, Family Service and Church School. Hiles, pastor. and Bible study for all ages; 7 p.m.. Stacy, associate pastor. 69 Union .St. Rev, Robert L. LaCounte, VERNON ASSEMBLIES OF GOD 9:15 a m.. Worship Service, Nursery Deliverance Service. 9 a.m.. Holy Communion, Nursery for COMMUNITY BAPTIST CHURCH, BOLTON — The town received four 585 E. Center St. Rev. Ondon Stairs, the selectmen's office. pastor. CHI'IICH, 51 Old Town Road, Rockville. provided FAITH BAPTIST Gill RCII, Orange small children. Community calendars bids for a new four wheel drive diesel 9 a m.. Worship Service; 10:15 a.m., Hall 2 E. Center St. Rev. James Beliasov, CENTER CONGREGATIONAL pastor. The board appointed Aloysius Rev. Earl K. Pettibone, pastor. powered dump truck ranging in price Ahearn as deputy first selectman and ■Sunday School: 7 p.m., Evening Service. 9:45 a m., Sunday School for all ages; 11 pastor. CHURCH, United Cliurrii ofChrinl, 11 9:30 a.m.. Morning Worship, message from $39,450 to $57,116. The Board of John Carey as secretary for the SACRED HEART CIICRCII, Route a m.. Worship Service, Nursery BOLTON UMTED METHODIST 9:30 a.m., Sunday School: 10:30 a.m.. Center St. Rev, Newell H. Curtis Jr,, by Pastor Stairs, "The New 'You'," child Tuesday 30. Vernon. Rev. Ralph Kelley, pastor; available; 6 p.m., Evangelistic Service, CHURCH, 1040 Boston Turnpike. Rev. Worship Service; 7 p.m,. Evening Ser­ pastor. care provided. Andover Selectemn awarded a contract to current fiscal year. Rev. Michael Donohue. Nursery available. Marjorie Hiles, pastor. vice. 10:00 a.m.. United Summer Worship FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, Homemaker contract One Foote Puppet Theatre, 2 p.m. Hartford Mack Trucks Inc. of Hart­ The selectmen appointed Robert Saturday Mass at 5 p.m.; Sunday ST. PETER'S EPISCOPAL 11 a.m , Worship Service; 10 a m.. GHURCH OF THE ASSSUMPTION, Service at Second Congregational SCIENTIST, 447 N. Main St. Monday at the Roehambeau Apartments, ford for $39,450. Murdock to the Economic Develop­ Masses at 7:30. 9, 10:30 a.m. and noon. CHURCH, Sand Hill Road, South Wind­ Church School. Adams Street at Thompson Road. Rev. Church, 385 N. Main St. 10 a.m.. Church Service, Sunday School Town clerk, 6 to 8 p.m., Town Of­ Multi-Arts Program. 6 p.m. at The selectmen signed a Town Aid ment Committee and accepted the W APPINt; COMMl NITY CIICRCII, sor. Rev. Bruce Jacques, vicar; Rev. Edward S. Pepin, pastor. TRINITY COVENANT CHURCH, 302 for pupils up to the age of 20, care fori approved by council fice Building. Martin Park, Road agreement for $61,988 with the resignation of Robert Peterson from 1790 Ellington Rd., South Windsor Rev. Ronald E. Hademan, assistanfkito the Saturday Masses at 5 and 7:30 p.m.; Hackmatach St. Rev. Norman E. very young children, subject of the Tax collector, assessor, 7 to 9 p.m.. state Department of Transportation the Human Services Study Com­ Harold W, Richardson, minister. Sunday Masses at 7:30, 9, 10:30 and 1:45 Swensen, pastor. lesson-sermon: "Truth,” golden text ednesday vicar. TRINITY LUTHERAN CHURCH, Town Office Building. for improved and unimproved roads. mittee. 9:15 and 10:45 a m , Worship Service a.m. 8:15 and 10 a m.. Worship Services with from the Bible: "...ascribe ye greatness Peace Train clown, 10 a.m. at Mar­ 8 a m.. Holy Communion; 10 a.m.. Meadowlark Road, Vernon. Rev, Donald Planning and Zoning Commission. The board designated $2,588 in and Church School. Gill RGH OF JESUS GHIIIST OF the Rev. Mr. Swensen preaching. unto our God. He is the Rock, his work is tin Park. The selectmen approved the Family Service and Sunday School; McLean, pastor. 7:30 p.m.. Town Office Building. anti-recession funds to its budget for F IR S T c u n (; r e i ; a t i o n a I! LATTER-DAY SAINTS, Woodside Nursery for preschool children; 9:15 perfect: for all his ways are judgment: a- Conservation and Environment following salaries for town Wednesday, 10 a.m.. Holy Communion. 9 a.m.. Worship Service. By BARBARA RICHMOND Roesler said that in past years the cm RCII OF ANDOVER, CNITED Street & Hillstown Road. Wendel K. a m.. Coffee and Fellowship; 4 p.m.. All­ God of truth and without iniquity, just Recreation Commission, 7:30 p.m.. Commission meeting. 7:30 p.m in the clerks' wages. employees during a special meeting FAITH TABERNACLE CHURCH. Herald Reporter town has entered into agreements cm RCII OF CHRIsr. Rev David J 1535 Forbes St., East Hartford. Rev. Walton, bishop. church business meeting, followed by and right is he." Deuteronomy 32: 3,4. Town Office Building. Council Chambers. The selectemen set their meeting in executive session late in June. The Ree.se HI. minister. 8:30 a m., PRIESTHOOD: 9:30 a.m.. VERNON —The Town Council has with the Homemaker Service and the dates as the first and third Tuesday assistant town clerk will receive Ralph Saunders, pastor. BOLTON CONGIIEILA nONAL coffee hour. The Christian Science Reading Room, 9>68 Wednesday 9:45 a m.. Church School for Seminary: 10:30 a.m., Sunday School; 5 Main St., is open to the public Mondays Hockanum Vallpy Community Coun­ Thursday 10 a m., Sunday School for all ages in­ CHI RCII, Bolton Center Road. Rev. J. CHURGH OF THE NAZARENE, 236 authorized Mayor Frank McCoy to of each month at 7:30 p.m. at the $3.50 per hour, the assessor-building kindergarten through Grade 8; 11 a m., p.m.. Sacrament Service. through Fridays from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. cil in order to maximize the Title XX School Building Committee. 8 p.m., cluding a French-speaking class; 11 a.m.. Stanton Conover, minister. Main St. Rev. Neale McLain, senior contract, on behalf of the Town of Multi-Arts Program. 11;30 a.m. on Community Hall. In July and August official clerk and selectmen's assis­ Worship Service. S r. JAMES CHURGH. Rev. James Andover Elementary School. Worship Service; 7 p.m.. Evangelistic 10:30 a m.. Worship Service. Dr. John pastor; Rev. George Emmitt, minister of and the first and third Thursday evenings Vernon, with River East reimbursement. the Raymond Library lawn. the board will begin its meetings at 8 tant clerk. $3.65; assistant and ST. Ill NSTAN S CIICRCII. Archambault and Rev. Francis from 7 to 9, except holidays, a free public Service, Nursery available during all ser­ E. Rogers, speaker. . visitation and outreach. Homemaker Home Health Aide Ser­ He explained that the essence of Smoking Cessation program, p.m. clerical wages for the tax collector, Manchester Road, Glastonbury. Rev. vices. Krukowski, co-pastors; Rt. Rev. Msgr. 9:30 am .. Closing program of the lending library is maintained. vice Inc. of Manchester for the provi­ the agreement is that the agencies opening week. 7 to 8:30 p.m. in the Anyone who is interested in serving $3; selectmen's office manager. Joseph R Hannon, pastor. Edward J. Reardon, pastor emeritus. Vacation Bible School; 10:45 a.m.. Mor­ S T . MARY'S EPISCOPAL sion of services under the Title XX provide Title XX type services such Bolton Community Room of Raymond on a yet to be established Charter $4.80; road foreman. $5.50 and road Saturday Masses at 5 and 7:30 p.m.; ning Service, message by the Rev. Mr. CHURCH, Park and Church streets. as client counseling, guidance, Library, Sunday Masses at 7:30, 9, 10:30 a.m., Rev. Stephen K. Jacobson, rector; Rev.' program for 1978-79. The contract is Revision Committee is asked to call crew from $3.60 to $5 McLain, Children’s Church and Nursery Zoning Board of Appeals. 7:30 in noon, and 5 p.m. provided; 6 p.m.. Evening Service, Barbara F. West, assistant to the rector; < not to exceed $3,500. homemaker, to Vernon residents. Today By SALVATION ARMY, 661 Main St. message by the Rev. Mr. McLain, Rev. Alan J. Broadhead, assistant to the Each year the town receives finan­ The agency then bills the town each Bolton Volunteer Fire the Council Chambers. Capt. and Mrs. Arthur Carlson, corps of­ Nursery provided. rector. cial assistance under Title XX of the month for the cost of serving clients Department's annual beerfest, after­ Friday Wings of morning ICLIFF SIMPSON who are Vernon residents and the ficers. ZION EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN 7:30 a.m.. Holy Eucharist, Rite I, with Federal Social Security Act. In noon and evening, Bolton Riding One Foote Puppet Theatre, 11 a.m. 9:30 a.m.. Sunday School; 10;45 a.m.. GHURGH (MISSOURI SYNOD), homily by Father Jacobson; 10 a.m.,. Connecticut the program is ad­ town in turn submits the agency’s Academy. Route 85. Holiness Meeting; 6 p.m., Open-Air Cooper and High streets. Rev. Charles W. Holy Eucharist, Rite I, with sermon by, biils to the state and is re-imbursed at Gorman Park. your requests be known to God." this dark world and wide. ministered by the State Department Monday How do you say, (Philippians 4:6) And, then, a few Meeting; 7 p.m.. Salvation Meeting. Kuhl, pastor. Father Jacobson. to the extent of 75 percent. And that one talent, of Social Services. Town clerk, tax collector, Public health nurse "'Thank you"? verses later writes specificly about UNITED PENTECOSTAL CHI RGH. 9 a.m.. Divine Worship followed by EMANUEL LUTHERAN CHURCH,' It allows towns and cities to recoup The town’s Title XX entitlement which is death to hide. 187 Woodbridge St. Rev. Marvin Stuart, voters’ meeting, Church and Chestnut streets. Rev. assessor. 7 to 9 p.m.. Community South Windsor To hear the two words "thank you" how he feels that they, the church in part of the cost of providing certain for 1978-79, Roesler said, is $22,500 Lodged with me useless, minister. SOUTH UNITED METHODIST Ronald J. Fournier, Rev. Dale H. Gustaf­ Hall. can make a big difference in a whole Philipp, had shared his trouble and ancillary social services which aren't for counseling, guidance and referral Monday though my soul more bent 10 a.m., Sunday School; 11 a.m.. GHURGH, 1226 Main St. Rev. George W. son, pastors; Nancy Thomas, intern; Senior Citizen's Committee, 7:30 resigns in Coventry services provided directly to clients day. And each of us can help the sent me help once and again.” (v. 16) To serve there with my Worship; 6:30 p.m,. Prayer; 7 p.m.. Webb, Rev. Laurence M. Hill, Rev. Rev. C, Henry Anderson, pastor reimbursable under the state's Public hearing. 7:30 p.m.. Town by Mrs. Jean Pearsall, the town's p.m,. Bentley Memorial Library. other by a little thoughtfulness. Let A “Ihank-you” to her pastor Maker, and present Worship. Bruce A. Pehrson, pastors. emeritus. ^ general assistance program. Hall. me begin by saying to very many of Under the general assistance social worker, and her staff ; $10,000 Tuesday A minister I know recently My true account, lest PRESBYTERIAN GHURGH, 43 10 a.m.. Worship Service, Pastor Webb Saturday, 5 p.m.. Worship Service. Sun­ Thursday COVENTRY —Maria Ooms. .vou "thank you " for your letters, Spruce St. Rev. Richard Gray, pastor. preaching, sermon: "When Is the day, 8:30 a.m.. Matins Service; 9 a.m.,. (welfare) program,»towns can for services provided by Hockanum Board of Selectmen special received a letter of gratitude from a He, returning chide: Senior Citizen drop-in center, open registered nurse, has resigned from and are not limited to the low income telephone calls, and comments in our 10:30 a.m.. Worship Service, Nursery Kingdom Coming?" Child care available; Worship Service, Children’s Chapel and recover 90 percent of such expen­ Valley; and the $3,500 for River East, meeting. 7:30 p.m.. Community Hall, young matron that included these "Doth God exact day 12:15 to 4 p.m.. St. Peter's Episcopal families. This also applies to the chance meetings. You have been provided; 9:15 a.m,, Sunday School; 7 7:30 p.m.. Praise and Teaching Service. Nursery for infants; 8:30 a.m.. Young. Of the total of $36,000, $27,000 would the staff of the Coventry Public lines: "Dear Pastor, I sincerely labor, light denied?” ditures from the state; under Title ednesday blood pressure screening program, most kind. p.m., Service, Informal Worship. SECOND CONGREGATIONAL Emanuel Adults leave for the beach; 6:30 be reimburseable. Church. Sand Hill Road. Health Nursing Association after ser­ thank you for our talk the other night. I fondly ask; but Patience, XX. which covers non-general Public Building Commission. 7:30 the amblyopia screening, and the ST. JOHN'S POLISH NATIONAL CHURCH, UNITED CHURCH OF p.m.. Youth open house. assistance services such as client Roesler said it should be ving for 10 years. It was the turning point of my whole to prevent GATHOLIG Gill RGH, 23 Golway St. p.m.. Community Hall. A reception was given in her honor various immunization sessions. These two words can carry, CHRIST, 385 N. Mun St. Rev. Dr. James CHURCH OF CHRIST, Lydall and' counseling and guidance, reimburse­ recognized that the purpose ()f the life ... Have you recently let your That murmur, soon Rev. Walter A. Hyszko, pastor. D. MacLauchlin, pastor. Vernon streets. Eugene Brewer,' Conservation Commission. 7:30 recently at the Town Hall and she Membership drive however, a sarcasm that can hurt. ment is limited to 75 percent of the agreement is to obtain the maximum Fem ori clergyman know just how much his replies, “ God does not 9 a.m.. Mass in English: 10:30 a.m.. 10 a.m.. Summer United Services with minister. p.m.. Herrick Memorial Park. was presented with a pewter pitcher You slop to hold a door for someone town's cost of furnishing the ser­ amount of reimbursement possible The Coventry Junior Women s Club ministry means to you? need Mass in English and Polish. Center Congregational Church at Second 9 a.m., Bible Classes; 10 a.m.,' School Study Committee. 7:30 and several floral gifts. coming and that person just breezes vices. under the Title XX program as it is Today is conducting a membership drive Either man’s work, or S I. BARTHOLOMEW'S GHURGH, Church, Child care for Nursery through Worship, sermon: "Christian Vac­ p.m.. Bentley Memorial Library. Miss Carol Kawejsza. a registered All town women age 18-40 are past without even a smile — so, you A chuckle Stanley Roesler who is leaving as presently structured, thereby Community Singles, get acquainted His own gifts; who best East Middle Turnpike, Rev. Martin J. Grade 3, the Rev. Dr. MacLauchlin cination”’ 6 p.m.. Worship, sermon: nurse from Ellington, has been hired welcome to join the club. say rather nastily, "Thank you.” You Some ministers believe that their Scholsky, pastor. preaching on "A Big Thing From A Small “Christian Under Fire" (Book Review: 1- the town's director of administra­ providing additional social services coffee. 8 p.m.. library of First Bear his mild yoke, they to fill the vacancy. She will be Barbara Frye, membership chair­ pause in traffic to let someone get job is to accent the quiet life with Bi­ Saturday mass at 5 p.m.; Sunday Beginning!" Sacrament of Baptism will Peter). tion. explained in a memo to the to Vernon residents at a relatively Congregational Church. Route 30. serve him best. working full-time whereas Mrs. man. is organizing a membership into line ahead of you. The car barges ble study, prayer meetings, and dis­ masses at 8:30, 10:15 and 11:45 a.m. be admistered to Pamala Elaine Schultz; council, that based on an allocation low net cost to the town. Sheriffs Convention (Republican) His state Ooms had part-time employment. and orientation tea scheduled for in without a wave of the hand or a cussions on the pietistic interpreta­ ST. BRIDGET GHURGH. 70 Main St. II a.m.. Fellowship Hour in the Hall; THE formula developed by the state. Ver­ He added, however, that depending Coventry 10 a.m.. Memorial Building, Park Is kingly. Thousands at his The agency has now extended its Aug. 14 at 8 p.m. At the home of smile. As traffic moves head you tion of existence, others extoll the ac­ Rev. Philip A. Sheridan and Rev. Emilio 11:15 a.m., Student summer service com­ non can receive up to $27,000 on a upon the growth in the town's own Place. bidding speed. BIBIE Monday hours to week-end coverage when Joyce Knowlton, club president. speed up alongside of the intruder tive life running all over town, ser­ P. Padelli, co-pastors. mittee. reimbursable basis under Title XX, social services program and the level Monday And post o'er land and SPEAKS Planning and Zoning Commission. necessary. Contracts have been Anyone wanting more information and yell, "Thank you.” ving on this committee, chairing that However, since Vernon's actual of the Title XX allocations in sub­ ocean without rest; 7:30 p.m.. Town Hall. Synchronized swimming class, 5 signed with Lynn Buonocore, should call Mrs. Knowlton or Mrs Is the reason we act so boorishly program, helping in all kinds of com­ By direct expenditures for providing sequent fiscal years, it may be deter­ They also serve who Board of Welfare. 10 to 11 a.m.. p.m,. Vernon Elementary pool. physical therapist and the the Frye. Both live on High Street. that we feel we have just done a munity projects. Chaplain serves area church Eugene social services, which are eligible for mined that agreements with outside only stand and wait.” Town Hall. Route 30. Homemaker Home Health Agency of The club recently donated two "good deed" and want recognition One of this latter category served reimbursement under Title XX. are agencies for Title XX services will Water Safety Aide class. 10 a.m,. — John Milton UndeFstandably there Mothers' Club. 8 p.m.. First Windham. books to the Booth-Dimock Library for it? If so, we might well in a small western prairie town. He The Rev. Ernest S, Harris Jr., Protestant relatively small in relation to the no longer be advantageous to the Vernon Elementary pool. Route 30. chaplain at Manchester Memorial Hospital, is are lim ita tio n s on Congregatonal Church. All services offered by the Public in honor of Anna Mryshrall and remember that when Florence had his deacons worried not because In limp of nppil legislative control of town's allocation. town. Nightingale saw one of her nurses serving as supply minister at Talcottville Tuesday Health Nursing Association are Michelle Smyth, daughters of club he was always “doing good” — they J. Hunter has written this prayer morality in a free society. V^'ednesday crying in a corner, she asked, Congregational Church during Pastor Kenneth Films for children. 2:30 p.m,. available to all residents of Coventry members. secretly were rather proud of him — that recentiy appeared in the But there is something Cemetery Commission. 7:30 p.m.. "Why? " I just fixed the bandage for but because just before noon each Knox's vacation. terribly wrong when a Town Hall, Junior wing of Rockville Public Nationai Councii of Churches' Library. that soldier in bed for and and he day he went out of town to sit on a “Vista": The Rev. Mr. Harris, the hospital’s first society subsidizes moral Lions' Club. 8 p.m., UConn Alumni didn't say "Thank you." When this low hill just as the one train a day full-time chaplain, will be preaching at the degeneracy. Yet this is vir­ Town Council asking Center. ”0 God, Thou Who art the strength tually endemic in our crying young lady was asked, "Is passed through the community. of the weak, the Refuge of the dis­ 9:30 a.m. Sunday services for the next few Young People's AA, 8 p.m.. St. weeks. "Christian" nation. that why you came?" she was non­ Finally, they resolved to find out tressed, the comforter of the sorrow- Marv's. plussed. Chaplain Harris served as associate pastor Indolence, lying, Coventry High honor roll why and boldly asked him. At first a ,ful, we pray thee to have compassion for bridge removal Board of Welfare. 7;30 to 8:30 p.m.. Although the percentage in the little reluctant to reveal his reason, of Second Congregational Church of cheating, adultery, por­ on those who are worn with toil; to nography, prostitution, Town Hall. If you have story of Jesus and the lepers is he finally came out with this expres­ Manchester from 1968 to 1971. While at Second! bless and support all aged persons, to gambling, and uncontrolled COVENTRY - An old railroad Thursday The following is the honor roll for typical of gratitude expressed, we do sion, "If you must know, it is because Church, he was chairman of the chaplaincy news for area da England. Michael Loughlin. defend and bless all little children; to abortion not only are bridge on Pucker Street belonging to collapse. Town Manager Frank Con­ Boardof Education. 7 ;30 p.m.. high the fourth quarter marking period at Kimberlee Metcalf. not act for that reason. You recall 1 like to watch the train and realize committee of the former Manchester Council protect all who travel by land, sea, or widespread, but are actual­ the State Department of Transporta­ nolly has estimated that bridge Coventry High School, Lisa Peowski. Sheri Pettingill. that the Master healed 10 and,only there is something in this community of Churches and chairman of the Manchester towns, call: air, to comfort ali who suffer in body ly promoted by various tion has been scheduled for up­ repairs will not commence until next Penny Smith. Gail Spink, Jeffrey one came bark to express his feelings Clergy Association, government programs. that moves without my pushing it.” or in mind; to extend thy mercy to all grading. but the Town Council is spring and that it might take even High honors Taylor. Keith Turro. Cheryl ("Then said Jesus, "Were not ten In 1971, he left Manchester to become pastor Perhaps most of these longer if the two towns decide to sub­ Andover Christians need both approaches— who are oppressed, especiaily "those requesting instead that the bridge Grade 11 — Patrick Cromie. Grade Wilhelm. Lynne Willnauer. Anders cleansed? Where are nine"? Luke of the First Congregational Church of Essex, were not Intended to en­ stantially reconstruct the bridge. Donna Holland ...... 646-0375 the personal and the social. For they who are persecuted for be removed. The unused railroad 10 — Laura Bagnall. Grade 9 — Wisnewski. 17:17). Gratitude is a natural up- are opposites ends of the tunnel. I f After completing the chaplaincy program at courage such perversions, If the state officials turn down the East Hartford Bolton righteousness’ sake” ; to deliver the track bed could then be graded to Jeremiah Brown. Gruile 10 swelling of an inner feeling when you spend time running around the Hartford Hospital, he was named to his pre­ but that is their effect. town's request on the railroad tempted, and to bring back all who road level, making a bridge un­ Sunday Donna Holland ...... 646-0375 Honors Scott Doyle. Charles Funk. Scott someone does a kindness to us — ana town, you must have the inspiration Rev. Ernest S. Harris Jr. sent post at Manchester Memorial Hospital. When will the taxpaying bridge, they could go ahead with have wandered from thy way. Hear supporters of government necessary. Dress rehearsal for the play “Bye Coventry one that we as Christians need to that springs from prayer and Bible Grade 12 Gorke. Catherine Sargent, William us, 0 God, on behalf of all people; for pooeooooooooooooooooooooooooooooaoooooo arise and say: “Enough!” State plans for reconstructing the plans to restore it to a 20-ton limit. Bye B irdie." 4:30 p.m. at Martin enhance by taking thought and study; and conversely, if you study Claire Connelly...... 742-8202 Philip Beaupre. Victoria Camera. Simmons. Lynn Stolgitis. Kent the sake of Jesus Christ, our U)rd It may be said that so bridge at a cost of $119,000 came to Deputy Commissioner Harold Helntz Thalacker. John Tomanelli. Cynthia resolve. carefull'' the Gospel, and if you pray, Park. Ellington Donna Chmielecki, Lee Ambrosio. and Savior. Amen.” PROTESTANT many people benefit from light recently while the town was of the State Bureau of Planning and Bluegrass concert with Last Fair Tracy. If we can define the Christian com­ you will soon be serving God by Research said in a recent letter: “It Barbara Richmond .. .643-2711 Annette D'Annolfo. Peter DeCarli. The troubie with this [Grayer is that these government negotiating with Columbia for Deal. 7;30 p.m. at Martin Park. G rade 9 munity as "the fellowship of the SATURDAY WORSHIP programs as to silence any is recognized that the Town of Coven­ Tracy Dietz. Pamela Dolleris. Tracy "loving” people. Another figure of it implies the heaithy, the rich, the Church notes rebuilding the jointly owned Pucker Hehron Daniel Avery. Donald Avery, loved and the loving,” (how far short speech might be trying to row a boat. significant protest. God try is interested in replacing the Monday Dugay. joyful, the young, those who stay at Street Bridge near the railroad Patricia Mulligan...... 228-0269 Margaret Banks. Tammy Bannard. of that you and I fall is known to God, Faith and works go together. Without Members and friends of 5:00 p.m. help us if this be true! damaged, closed bridge on Pucker St. Rose Church carnival. 6:30 to 11 Peggy Ford. William Hunt, Anne home, those who are at leisure do not bridge. The town-owned bridge par­ South Windsor Sarah Bassett. Tracy Brazeal. Joan to others, and to ourselves) than both we simply go around in circles. South United Methodist Sunday Service* 8 & 9a. nu Solomon observed: Street across the Hop River and p.m., with games, rides, and con­ Keller. Kathy Kramer. Brook need God. There isn't man or woman tially collapsed into the Hop River DeCarli. Kathleen Haddad. baslcly our gratitude to God and our Church are invited to at­ “Righteousness exalteth a wishes to coordinate its plans with tests. St. Rose Church grounds. Judy Kuehnel ...... 644-1364 Messier. Barbara Olmstead, Sandra in any condition that doesn’t need our EMANUEL LUTHERAN CHURCH nation; but sin last December, under the weight of Elizabeth Hammersla. Debra fellowman springs from our faith. As Sonnet on tend an Adult Bible Study those of the department for the One Foote Puppet Theatre, 11 a.m. Tolland Stenberg. Linda Thurber. Dianne pra.yers. So, "Oh God, help those reproach to any people.” an overloaded oil truck. Heinz. Drew Kapp. Margaret Keller. Paul puts it: h Group meeting Thursday 60 CHURCH STREET railroad overpass to provide struc­ at the Hockanum Park. Barbara Richmond .. .643-2711 Townsend. HI BlincIncHH mpntioned in the above prayer and (Prov. 14:34) Ruth Smith. Kenneth Maker, and Lynn-Marie Kinsella. Gregory "Have no anxiety about anything, at 7:30 p.m. at 224 Indian MANCHESTER, CONN. tures which would be safe for fire Peace Train featuring the Round Grade 11 When I consider how my those not included — for we all are in IR ------other residents of the area have com­ Vernon Motycka. Rene Renton. Jeffrey but in everything by prayer and Hill Trail, Glastonbury. trucks and other emergency House Revue and movies. 6;30 p.m. Armand Affricano. Abby Bannard. light is spent need of your forgiveness, love, and - All Welcome • 'J.yd plained to the council about the road Barbara Richmond .. .643-2711 Ricard. Susan Szabo. Susan Tate. vehicles." at Gorman Park. Debra DeCarli. David Elwell. Bren­ supplication with thanksgiving let Ere half my days, in guidance. Thank you. Amen” being closed because of the bridge page eight - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn.. Sat.. July 22. 1978 Town wouldnH qualify Tight I ■' Aw in urban aid program budget By GREG PEARSON Powers. Weiss said that he previous­ A Vicarious Visit to New Zeaiand Herald Reporter ly was unaware of Manchester’s non­ ordered Manchester would be one of the qualification for the program or of towns in Connecticut shut out from the effort by Powers to revise the Applecot Coffee Cake funding through President Carter’s criteria. 2 cups biscuit mix proposed urban aid program. Arthur For a community to qualify for the 2 tablespoons sugar WASHINGTON (UPI) - President Powers, president of the Connecticut urban-aid program, it must meet Vt teaspoon nutmeg Carter has ordered the Office of Conference of Municipalities is three of the four quaiifications: leg g Management and Budget to produce trying to change that. • Its local unemployment rate is Vz cup water a “ very tight" budget for fiscal 1980 His proposed changes have drawn above the national average. 2 Granny Smith apples with big cuts and probably no room support from Manchester Town • Its five-year employment- Vz cup apricot jam for new programs, a White House Manager Robert Weiss. growth rate is less than average. 1 teaspoon lemon juice mm spokesman uaid Friday. Powers, who aiso is mayor of • Its five-year population-growth Preheat oven to 400°. Grease 9x1- Press secretary Jody Powell told ft Berlin, has sent letters to the state's rate is less than average. W layer pan. Mix biscuit mix “ i e . -® S reporters Carter issued two main U.S. senators and representatives in • Its five-year absolute change in sugar, nutmeg, egg and water guidelines: hold down spending and '’'V s ", -h A-v ..... ■ '9 which he spys that 72 communities in per-capita income is less than stirring vigorously for about 3( -.m .. ■ ■■ reduce, the-fcderal deficit. ^ 1 j j Connecticut would qualify for fun­ average. seconds. Spread in pan. Cut apples ir He said the president considers ding under the present criteria for Weiss said that one factor working quarters, core and peel. Cut in thir ' f f ’- 1 * ^ ^ preliminary figures, showing a the urban aid program. against Manchester and many state slices. Mix apricot jam and lemon budget of $550 billion and a deficit of The communities that wouid towns is a recent drop in the state’s juice and cover apples with a coating $42 billion, as "too high," and has quaiify include some of the state’s unemployment rate. The unemploy­ of jam mixture. Bake 20 to 25 ordered deeper cuts. more affluent ones — among them ment rate in most towns, including minutes. Serve warm with cream, “ I don't think any agency is Madison, Litchfield and Sharon, Manchester, has dropped, He did not whipped cream or ice cream. Serves exempt," Powell said when asked Powers said. have information on how Manchester 8. whether defense spending might be Communities that would not would compare in the other areas. You can either layer the in­ cut. As for new programs, he said, “I qualify include Manchester, New Powers said that the proposed gredients in a glass bowl or put them think it is quite po.ssible there will be i* ’" London, Stamford, Norwalk and qualifications measure changes in in strips on a platter with the no new initiatives ' Groton, he said. economic indicators but ignore ab­ dressing on the side, or toss with Powell declined to disclose specific “Some of the most genuinely dis­ solute indicators of distress, such as dressing before serving. figures Carter has set, saying he did tressed communities would be per capita income and percent of not consider this worthwhile. New crosswalks for Main Street Granny Smith's excluded,” Powers said, referring to welfare recipients. "It is the president’s feeling Super Nutrition Salad Manchester and some of the others Thus. Stamford and Norwalk, because of inflation and the rising Main Street, in front of Mary Cheney new crosswalk lines with assistance from on the list of non-qualifying towns. which rank high in welfare recipients 3 Granny Smith apples, cored and recognition around this country of Library, is getting a bright clear look for Roger Asselin, left, and Tom Nevins. (Herald In his letter to Connecticut’s would not qualify. Also, New London cut in cubes the importance of fiscal restraint, p ed estrian s. Howard B allard of the photo by Pinto) Congressional delegation. Powers and Groton, which rank 161st and 2 cups shredded red cabbage the federal budget for 1980 must be Manchester Police Department is painting asked for revisions to the program’s 163rd, respectively, in the state in 2 cups bean sprouts very tight, " he said. criteria. median family income, would not mint or watercress The New York Times reported “I certainly support that stance," Ylualify (There are 169 towns In the Vz teaspoon salt Carter has ordered a $15 billion budget Weiss said of the letters sent by state). Powers said. Vi teaspoon pepper cut. but some administration of­ $400 million for GET A jobs 1 teaspoon prepared mustard ficials said that figure was high. 2 tablespoons sugar Carter, looking tired, wrapped up 1 teaspoon celery seed some pieces of business before flying Police report 4 tablespoons wine vinegar to Camp David, Md., for a weekend's proposed for private sector Vz cup salad oil rest. His jet travel to Germany last Arrange apples, cabbage and bean week and the resignation of his close Manchester sprouts as suggested above. Garnish friend and drug adviser. Dr. Peter with mint or watercress. If apples Manchester Police are investigating a Police said that a woman entered the Bourne, took a visible toll on the A conference held this week in more of a say,” Cassano said of the full cost, probably through long-term are going to set for any time at all, series of thefts from offices located in the bank Friday and deposited a check. A se­ president. Boston dealt with some problems present problem. borrowing. cond woman entered later and using the dip them in water to which the juice that recently have affected Cassano also said that the possibili­ Manchester Professional Building. 341 There is little federal funding for same bank book, made a withdrawal of a lemon has been added to keep Manchester, including the Com­ ty of increased federai funding for Broad St. from the bank. such improvements at this time. But Police said that the breaks occurred them from turning brown. Blend prehensive Employment Training water improvement work was dis­ Police said that the check appeared to there appears to be growing sometime after 1 a.m. Friday. Most of remaining ingredients well in a bowl Act (CETA) program and financing cussed at the conference. Tougher be stolen. The suspects also are believed nationwide support to provide fun­ the items taken have been recovered, or blender, adding the celery seeds About town of water improvement projects. federal standards will require many to have been involved in other bad-check ding for the projects, Cassano said. poiice said. last. Pour over the apple mixture and Stephen Cassano, deputy mayor communities to upgrade water cashing incidents at the bank, police said. Downtown redevelopment also was Poiice reported that shots were fired Elizabeth Barnett, 25, of 2159 Main St., toss well or serve dressing on the and a member of the Manchester facilities. through the windows at Farr’s, 2 Main St. Manchester Chapter, Parents discussed at the conference. A Hartford, was charged with second- side. Serves 6. Board of Directors, attended the two- Manchester must make im­ Without Partners, will have a dance general agreement was that private degree larceny, two counts of conspiracy Old Fashioned day session, which ended at noon provements, expected to cost more Poiice also reported a theft from a to commit third-degree larceny, con­ tonight from 9 to 1 at Piano’s Friday. The conference was spon­ funding is a key part of any such Hawthorne Street residence. A cable Granny Smith Apple Pie Restaurant, Bolton. Music will be than $15 million, to its water treat­ redevelopment, Cassano said. spiracy to commit third-degree forgery sored by the National League of television unit and a telephone were Preheat oven to 450° provided by the Free & Easy band. ment and distribution systems. Right “One of the problems is we have and conspiracy to commit first-degree Cities. taken, police said. larceny, police said. package piecrust mix now, the town wouid have to pay the been reiying on the town," he said. 1 One item that was discussed was a Roger G. Bolduc, 17, of 18 French Barbara Davis, also known as Christine 6 to 7 cups peeled and sliced Gran­ An open house, including cards, proposed CETA program that would Road, Bolton, was charged Friday with Dyson, of the same Hartford address, reckless driving, police said. Court date ny Smith apples (about 2 pounds) pool, fellowship and refreshments provide $400 million for CETA jobs in was charged with criminal impersona­ Va teaspoon salt will be sponsored by Manchester is Aug. 1. tion, forgery, two counts of third-degree Magnificent New Zealand! Picture two little islands (together orchards in the world. The soil and climatic conditions are ideal the private sector, Cassano said. The Vz cup sugar for all kinds of fruit, and Granny Smith has found her best home Lodge of Masons Monday from 10 proposal is being considered by East Hartford larceny and one count of conspiracy to 1 Vz tablespoons cornstarch about the size of the State of Colorado) all alone out in the South a m. to noon at the Masonic Temple. Congress. CETA recommendations East Hartford Police arrested two commit second-degree larceny, police Vs teaspoon nutmeg Pacific. Amid all this magnificence are some of the finest fruit in New Zealand. All Masons and their friends are in­ Hartford women and charged them in said. In the past, the CETA program has Both are being held on $5,0(X) bonds and Vi teaspoon cinnamon vited. concentrated on creating jobs in connection with a reported stolen-check offered by Bill Cotter passing incident at Society for Savings, are scheduled to appear in court Monday, 1 teaspoon fennel seed (optional, very well run over. Bake at 450° for Juice of 1 lemon in 1 cup water local government and non-profit 934 ^ ,ane. police said. but so tantalizing) 10 minutes. Reduce heat to 350° and Cut apples in quarters, core but do organizations. Manchester, for in­ U.S. Rep. William Cotter has listed Sion of CETA jobs beyond the Sept. 30 Make up pastry according to continue to bake about 45 minutes or not peel. Cut into lengthwise slices. stance, has had a recent increase in several recommendations for statutory limit, and prohibiting package directions. Roll out half of a until crust is golden brown. Serve Dip in lemon water to keep from Lottery CETA employment. minimizing the number of CETA salary increases and new equipment pastry into a circle about 1 inch warm or cold. Whipped cream, ice darkening. Either toss apples and The new phase of CETA would employees in the Hartford area who purchases. Transit strike larger than inverted 9 inch pie plate. cream or cheese add an extra touch. shrimp in lemon French dressing and provide funding for jobs in the will be terminated because of a Recommended also are setting up Line pie plate with pastry and Although we must substitute arrange on spinach leaves in a bowl private sector and needed training to deficit in the CETA program. a procedure for the transition of un­ refrigerate. Combine remaining in­ shrimp for the native New Zealand or platter or arrange apples and HARTl'OHD (L I'l) — The winning help unemployed persons learn More than 500 employees will be employment compensation for any hits Washington gredients, tossing lightly until apple crayfish, the combination of shrimp shrimp and serve dressing on the side number drawn 1' ridav in the Connec­ skills. affected by an alleged $400,000 deficit terminated employees, and assuring slices are evenly coated. Place in and crips, juicy apples is a most for dieters. ticut Daiiy Lottery was 279 Cassano also said that the Depart­ that any terminations will be in CETA funding. layers in bottom crust, piling up in satisfying summer salad. Serve it icy Lemon ment of Labor still is interested in The recommendations come as the equitably spread among a number of United Press InlernalionnI most city operations. Union officials the center. Trim bottom pastry even cold on a bed of spinach or red leaf the recent problem that has member towns. said picketing would continue during French Dressing result of an examination of the CETA Thousands of Washington com­ with the edge of the pie plate. Roll lettuce. Don’t leave the spinach on developed with the local CETA the vote. program deficit made by Louis An aide from Cotter’s office said muters from secretaries to out the rest of the pastry in a 12 inch the serving plate ... it has important 3 tablespoons lemon juice In M iiiori nil program. Because of a projected that Hartford is expected to notify Sepulveda, regional administrator of bureaucrats caught in a wildcat bus circle and fold in half. Cut several vitamins and minerals to round out Vz teaspoon seasoned salt In liiving iiu'iiiiiry ul oiir dear deficit, Manchester and other area them in about a week as to how Joan 1. Martol who passoil awav Julv the U.S. Labor D epartm ent in and subway strike slogged to work ‘Philadelphia’s workers won a 7 slits close to the fold. Put on top of the salad. Vi teaspoon sugar 2h 1%H towns have been told that they will they’ve incorporated these Boston, at the request of Cotter. and back Friday as best they could in percent wage hike in the first year of apple slices and unfold. Fold upper Shrimp and Apple Vi teaspoon dry mustard Thai unsollish lilo have to terminate some CETA recommendations. cup salad oil The recommendations include 90-degree heat and a smog alert. the new pact and a cost-of-living crust under edge of lower crust and Vz It has nnt diotl projects before those projects were Cotter has also requested that Summer Salad Mix all ingredients except salad monitoring new and continuing The transit strike was the latest in raise in the second. But Mayor Frank crimp all around with fingers to seal. Sadly missod by expected to end. expenditures, holding down ad­ Hartford, CETA’s prime sponsor, 3 Granny Smith apples, chilled oil. Add oil slowly, stirring with a Ills kanuly a rash of city worker walkouts Rizzo said there was no way to avoid Bake on cookie sheet or foil as Gran­ "They (the Department of Labor) Vz pound cooked shrimp, chilled lOih Aniuvorsarv Mass. St Hndgots ministrative costs, continuing a improve communications with the around the country. layoffs. ny Smiths are very juicy and might fork or mix in the blender. Cliurcli. JuU '.I a iii feel the suburbs should have had member towns. Fresh spinach leaves hiring freeze, permitting no exten- In New Orleans, garbagemen ended a wildcat walkout Friday and Washington’s transit strike, in its began clearing sidewalks of a three- second day, spread to include all sub­ day pile up of rubbish. ways and buses. News briefs In Philadelphia, 20,000 striking It forced more than 100,000 com­ non-uniformed city workers voted muters to form car pools, bicycle, Friday on a new contract to end a walk or hitchhike to work in sizzling Your neighbor’s kitchen Removed from post of marijuana into the Trenton- Hospital, where he was being freed both unnarmed. weeklong walkout that paralyzed 90-degree weather. Robbinsville Airport and distribute examined by a specialist, and an aide GRAPO also has claimed a series PRETORIA, South Africa (U P l)- it. An old DC-6, four-prop plane was said he was not beiieved to have suf­ of police slayings. By Betty Ryder The security police colonel in charge seized by state police and the cargo fered any permanent injuries. of questioning the iate black activist of marijuana was confiscated. “ His face is severely swollen," Gang all there Steve Biko was fired Friday because said the aide, Mike Johnson, “His trading the sweltering heat of the C onliniii'd from Pugic O ne another black prisoner died while in Reid acquitted eyes were swollen shut this morning. Change of venue convention hall for the air- his custody in a fail from a fifth-floor They seem to think that although his BOSTON (UPI) - A federal judge conditioned comfort of hotel jail window. NEW YORK (UPI) - Robert Reid Avery Schreiber is no stranger to novel casserole. eyes are swollen badly, they’re okay. Friday said “inflammatory” news two-story American flag outlined his hospitality rooms supplied by various giving this classic dish new zip. Meanwhile, six policemen and two of Darien, Conn., a former vice presi­ television viewers who have enjoyed The specialist was brought in as just a reports have made it impossible for tall, slender frame and graying head. candidates. Scalloped Clams 1 cup - 5 oz. bag whole Nacho civilians were charged with murder dent of the American Stock his antics on numerous Dorita com­ precautionary measure.” accused commodity options swindler Ribicoff spoke of how good the IV4 cups finely crushed Nacho Cheese Doritos Friday in the death of another black Exchange, was acquitted Friday of Grandfather John Dempsey, mercials. A doctor took seven stitches in Alan H. Abrahams to get a fair trial family had been. How proud he was Cheese Doritos (5 oz, size) 1 cup chopped onions prisoner in Bloemfontein. And in a eight counts of perjury for lying to always the gentle soul, wiped the Now, Avery and Dorita have come Michel’s tongue, and he was treated anywhere* in the Northeast and of all of them. How nice it was to see 1-8-ounce can minced clams and 3 tablesjxjons olive oil third case, three officers in Zululand state investigators probing the tears as he had done so many times up with some interesting recipes for facial injuries and cuts on his ordered a change of venue to San An­ them all again. juice 2 cloves garlic, minced fine were suspended because of the death placing of fictitious transactions on when he was governor and sat at the using their Tortilla Chips, instead of right hand, Johnson said. tonio, Texas. \Vz cups milk 1-16 oz. can chopped tomatoes, un­ of a 22-year-old black carpenter the exchange’s options tape. He spoke for 15 minutes on a stage head of the Democratic table. the customary bread crumbs, potato The robbers took Michel’s wallet, U.S. District Court Chief Justice 2 eggs, beaten drained listed as the victim of "systematic At the same time, the jury in state with a huge American flag hanging And right behind father Abraham chips, and crackers. about $100 in cash, credit cards and a Andrew A. Caffrey ordered 1 Vz tablespoons minced green onion I-60Z. can tomato paste torture ... (withi not one inch of un­ Supreme Court in Manhattan told fromJbejigilinB as a backdrop. Most were Ella and Robert. Ella wore a TTie chips can be used in a variety wrist watch, Johnson said. Abrahams’ trial transferred because 1 tablespoon minced parsley 1 teaspoon salt marked skin on his body.” Justice Fritz Alexander it was of (^necticul^ Democratic elected pretty summer dress with pink roses. of ways. ’They add flavor to a salad, a of what we said were “sensational Vi teaspoon white pepper Vz teaspoon black pepper At least seven blacks have fallen to deadlocked on nine additional o f f ic ii and party leaders sat behind Robert had on a dark brown suit. nutty taste to a casserole, and are GRAPO responsible newspaper publicity.” 1 teaspoon salt 1 lb. ground beef, browned and their deaths from security police of­ perjury counts brought against Reid him. When he was finished, the During the whole party, through all excellent topped with your favorite Blend Doritos with remaining in­ MADRID, Spain (UPI) — A young Abrahams, alias James A. Carr, the clapping and back slapping and drained (optional) fices in recent years and unofficial by state Attorney General Louis crowd that filled two-thirds of the dip. As a base for flavorful hors gredients, and pour into a greased \Vz girl in a green dress and a former president of the defunct thundering speeches, they never 2 eggs, beaten figures show 45 blacks have died in Lefkowitz. hall gave him a standing ovation and d’oeuvres, homemakers can prepare quart casserole. mustachioed youth assassinated two Lloyd Carr & Co. commodity options IVz cups cottage or ricotta cheese police custody during the past 15 Reid was named in a 20-count in­ moved quickly to the doorways. looked at each other. Cheddar Tuna Nachos, Clam Nachos, Bake uncovered at 400 degrees for / dictment last October in which he army officers on a suburban street firm was charged with giving a false 2 10-oz. package frozen chopped years. Italian Nachos, or Coney Island 30 minutes or until casserole is firm was accused of falsely testifying on Friday in what Prime Minister name to a federal magistrate in spinach, thawed and drained of / Col. Piet Goosen, who presided over Spread, Cheese Ball and Green Chili in the center and golden brown. two occasions during a probe by the Adolfo Suarez said was an attempt to Boston during a bail hearing last excess liquid the Biko interrogation last year in Dip. Makes 4-6 servings. attorney general's office. bring down Spain’s new democracy. January. Fire calls % lb. Mozzerella cheese - sliced Port Elizabeth, was removed from if you need a vegetable dish that With summer upon us, many of us The attorney general was seeking A newspaper iater got an He was to have gone on trial in thin / his post for “another job in another will have your guests (or your fami­ are returning to the outdoors. It’s to learn what Reid knew about the anonymous call from a woman who Boston next Monday on perjury Vz cup Parmesan or Romano place," said Gen. Mike Geldenhuys, Manchester Main St. ly, for that matter) clamoring for time to try Cream Cheese and Bacon fictitious transactions being placed said, “GRAPO takes responsibiiity charges for giving a false name. cheese, grated South Africa’s police commissioner. Friday, 11:35 a.m.—Automobile acci­ Friday, 1:52 p.m.—Medical call at more, try Asparagus Supreme. Bail, a welcome addition to any hors on the options tape. for the attack." GRAPO is the “An­ Saute onions and garlic in oil until dent at Woodbridge and Weaver streets. Goodwin Park. Here’s how: d’oeuvre table. A grand jury later charged Reid, tifascist Resistance Group Oct. 1” Skylab doomed Friday, 2:08 p.m.—Medical call at 675 soft. Stir in salt, pepper, tomatoes Want rli(‘nt8 freed (Town) 1 cup moderately crushed Nacho Cream Cheese and and juice, tomato paste, and cooked who had resigned from AMEX, lied guerrilla p n g which has carried out HOUSTON (UPI) - Although the Friday, 5:02 p.m.—Gas washdown at Forest St. Cheese Doritos (2-V^ ounces) TRENTON (UPI) — Lawyers for Baron Ball meat. Cover and simmer on low 10 to the investigators when he denied several kidnappings and slayings. head of the Johnson Space Center 154 Chestnut St. (Town) Friday, 4:49 p.m.—Automobile acci­ 1 can asparagus, reserve liquid (or eight men, including four Connec­ Brig. Gen. Juan Sanchez Ramos, 8 oz. cream cheese, softened minutes. Beat eggs and stir in ricotta that he ordered the placement of the believes Skylab is probably doomed Friday, 5:13 p.m.—Medical call at 51 dent at 83 Prospect St. 1 10-ounce box of frozen asparagus, ticut men, arrested in New Jersey's 64, and his aide, Lt. Coi, Juan Perez Friday, 5:49 p.m.—Medical call at 21 6 slices bacon, friend, drained, and and cottage cheese and spinach. false transactions of the tapes. to a fiery death in Earth’s at­ Tudor Lane. (District) cook briefly and reserve 4-cup of largest marijuana bust, Friday asked Holmes St. crumbled In a greased 13-inch by 9-inch ' Rodriguez were shot as they sat in m osphere, NASA adm inistrator Friday, 5:21 p.m.—Dumpster fire at cooking liquid) the U.S. District Court to free their their official car outside Sanchez' Moriarty Bros., 315 Center St. (Town) Friday, 6:32 p.m.—Medical call at , '/i teaspoon garlic powder baking dish, arrange layers of 1/3 Beaten, robbed Robert Frosch said Friday engineers 2 cups grated cheddar cheese clients, who are being held in $500,000 house waiting to be driven to work. East Hartford Applegate Lane. V4 cup stuffed green olives, stuffed sauce, 1/3 chips, layer of sliced will continue to try to save it. Friday, 7:24 p.m.—Medical call at 1 can cream of mushroom soup 1 cup finely crushed Nacho Cheese bail each. WASHINGTON (UPI) - Rep. Their chauffeur escaped injury. Friday, 9:48 a.m.—Investigation at mozzerella, and V4 of cheese/spinach Robert Michel of Illinois, the second- Frosch said in Washington that the Goodwin Park. Blend cheese with Doritos. Add Doritos (4 ounces) A hearing was set for Tuesday at 11 It was the first such attack against Hills Street. Friday, 7:43 p.m.—Medical call at 95 mixture. Repeat layers. Spread a.m. ranking House Republican leader odds are slight that any surviving asparagus liquid to cheese and Blend cheese, bacon, garlic powder the military command since the Civil Friday, 9:54 a.m.—Oil spill at Main and Smart St. remaining chips on top. Cover with Anthony M. Romano, 30, of was severely beaten and robbed out­ debris from the 84-ton unmanned Doritos. Place 1/3 Doritos mixture and olives. Form into 30 bite size the last third of cheese and sauce.* War nearly four decades ago. hulk would hit populated areas but, John streets. Friday, 7:53p.m.—Stovefireat63Gray : on the bottom of a greased \-Vz quart Milford, Conn., also said in court side his Capitol Hill home Friday. It Friday, 9:55 a.m.—Medical call at balls. Chill. Just before serving, roll Sprinkle grated parmesan on top. In 1977, GRAPO kidnapped Gen. “I think we’d like to feel we’re doing Hill Road. casserole. Add a layer of asparagus papers he was contacted twice hy was the second street robbery of a Burnside Avenue and Long Hill. Friday, 8:07 p.m,—Propane gas leak at in crushed Doritos and serve with Cover tightly with foil and bake at Emilio Villaescusa, a military everything we can to prevent that.” and soup. Repeat layers ending with state police. He did not identify member of Congress in a little over a Friday, 11:06 a.m.—Medical call at 16 11 Andrew Drive. whole Doritos. Makes 30 individual 400 degrees for 35 minutes. Uncover justice, and Antonio Maria de Oriol y “Even though the risk is very Doritos mixture. them. week. • > Rivermead Blvd. Tolland County cheese balls. and continue baking 10-15 minutes Urquijo, president of the Council of small, there’s a certain un­ Friday, 11:33 a.m.—Medical call at 42 Cover with foil and bake at 350 Romano and the others were Michel, 55, was reported in stable State, to demand the release of Friday, 4:46 p.m.—Gas washdown, . Mock Lasagne Verde isn’t fake more, or until hot and bubbly. Makes pleasantness to it," he said in a inter­ Bidwell Ave. degrees for 30 minutes. Serves 4-6. lasagne — it’s just different. Corn Avery Schreiber samples hors d’oeuvres made with Dorita corn chips. charged with trying to bring 10 tons condition at Bethesda Naval political prisoners in Spain. Police Routes 31 and 44A, Coventry. 8 servings. view. Friday, 12:47 p.m.—Medical call at 954 For a tasty corn chip meal, try this chips are substituted for the pasta. \

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Collectors’ Corner REDEEM ANY OR ALL OF THESE COUPONS Stratford bounces back with jaunty ‘Twelfth Night’ c Toby, a role he performs with clear by car. hopes to become a pre-Broadway songs composed by John Morris to fit A colorful postal card honoring Molly tion. They make their roistering The effort this year has been to tryout house. Pitcher will be released on Sept. 8 at WITH THE SAME $7.50 PURCHASE A ^ By FRED T. FERGUSON the period — with lyrics from relish; Miss Wilson’s wise and STRATFORD, Conn. (U PD -The comic roles as contemporary as Shakespeare, sort of — pipe up a willing, albeit mature, wenchabllity make it an outing for Connecticut And next summer, Freedman Freehold, N.J. This was the site of the anything on Broadway, film or televi­ , - y , | - — American Shakespeare Theater, chorus or two, scene by scene. as Maria; Dlshy^s superbly folk. A cruise boat with mummers to hopes to expand to at least two Battle of Monmouth where Molly took sion, of which these fine actors have after a year in the dark of financial It goes a long way to help Freed­ malevolent spoilsport, Malvolio; entertain makes the run from New presentations of Shakespeare. over her husband’s job in the artillery. played their share. trouble, has returned to its stylized man achieve his avowed goal of Vinovich’s expert straightman role Haven for the Stratford perfor­ Her real name was Mary Ludwig Hays. Director Gerald Freedman has replica of the original Globe Theater emphasizing the celebratory nature as the knightly simpleton Sir Andrew mances. There Is a brass quartet and She had been carrying water from a moved the setting forward to the 18th well in a pitcher during the battle, hence with a just plain enjoyable produc­ of the play. In fact, It may make Aguecheek; and Lamos’ agile house madrigal singers to serenade pic­ century "to get away from the nickers on the grounds before the the name. The soldier, John Hays, tion of “Twelfth Night.” ‘‘Twelfth Night” even more jester, Feste. Get the Drift m i Lynn Redgrave is the ticket-selling Elizabethan look" and the elegant celebratory than Shakespeare may Others get higher billing, but these performances. collapsed from the combined effects of a WITH $7.io nnixASE Exaunw WITH $7.50 PURCHASE EXaunNG sets by Ming Cho Lee and gorgeous Molly Pitcher, Monmouth, 1778 Toa/tcco t ALIXIHOI. WITHf7$0niKHA8EEXCUIDMB WITH THS VALUAOU star, but the play, which opened July have figured on — to mark, in the professionals deserve the praise. Further, Stratford is operating on a The average iceberg that wound and the heat. "Molly" joined the TOBACCO tALCOHOl. TOBACCO I ALCOHOL | COUPON . water silk-like costumes by Jeanne drifts as far south as crew and kept the cannon in action. In 12 for a limited five-week run — the bard’s case, the Epiphany; in Freed­ ■rhe rejuvenation of the American year-round schedule as one of the REGULARffiDET | theater’s only play this summer — is Button contribute to this end. man’s, the bard’s return to the house Shakespeare Theater is also nation's growing number of regional Newfoundland and the At­ later years she was given a life pension by A&PFflOZDI Although the music is billed as "in­ lantic shipping lanes has a the state of Pennsylvania. date of the card. Why — who knows? To striking more for its direction, sup­ by the Housatonic. something of a transformation that theaters. volume of 5 million cubic porting cast, sets, costumes, songs cidental,” there are moments when Under the umbrella of the Connec­ This will be the 200th anniversary of the misquote Longfellow; The Post Office will ORANGE SHASTA ! you’d think Shakespeare had been Miss Redgrave is there as Viola, of may make it more viable. In its 20 feet and weighs 150,000 tons, is the wind’s will, and the thoughts of the and music. course, sometimes a bit forced or years, it has suffered possibly from ticut Center for the Performing Arts, compared with 50 million battle. On the sesquicentennial Molly’s moved into musical comedy. (There cubic feet and 1.5 million name was overprinted on a 2-cent carmine USPS are long, long thoughts. JUKI Veterans Joseph Bova, Bob Dishy, mechanical but adequate. the fact its productions were often it offers ballet and opera, too. It has are several dances, too, opened its doors to touring com­ tons when it was glacier- regular issue stamp. There was some Two stamps you may not have noticed A&P-PLAM-30IPK6. INCH SIZE Stephen Vinovich, Mary Louise But the hilarity comes in Bova’s keyed to a New York City crowd in a born three years earlier. this month: the 15-cent Rose Booklets 16 Wilson and Mark Lamos make the choreographed by Graciela Danlele.) glorious deoiction of a drunken Sir house too distant, about 90 minutes panies of Broadway musicals and criticism at the time. A quartet of handsome singers of. One philatelic newspaper called the were released July 11 at Shreveport, La., bard's prose seem today’s conversa- stamps "comical Mollies," and spoke of and the 8.4 Bulk Rate July 13, at BARREL slipshod methods that resulted in a Interlochen, Mich. m m TOTE BAG "cheesy ” overprint. The same paper **The Rose stamps had their first-day tJMTCNECOUmPaiHIMlY, ^ (HE COUPON PB) “ “**!*!? S i- LMT ONE COUPON pat FAM1yJ S £ ; ^ | I hot OWE caiWN PBI PAMV m 003 I Coin flap A ll stop & Shops open Sunday 9 am*5 pm reported that a youngster wanted to know ceremonies at the national headquarters VAUDJULy2S-M,«7$ < VAUD JULY 23-20,1071 C i l i V l “*•«VALO W Y J^JO TO IV A LB JU L Y 23.20,107$ if he could have stamps with Marion of the American Rose Society. For an flip flop Davies, Clara Bow and Lon Chaney. FDC, get a stamp locally, affix it to an 4 S hop C oupon j| envelope and send in another envelope ad­ corner deliEverylhmg'sdelicious' ll l ^ p 4 Shop Coupon These 1928 issues were released at is foolish W i^ (HiS coupon and a $7 SO purchase Freehold, Red Bank and Washington, so dressed to First Day Cancellations, Post­ AsfXaM <3 tiorvi a •a'vca dvk three types of first-day covers exist. They master, Shreveport, La. 71102 on or before By DICK WEST stops Shop all seem to be about the same scarcity, July 26. Give up on the other way — WASHINGTON (UPI) - and list from $5 to $40, depending on the "Postal Service affixing stamps," as the The flap over whose P o t a t o S M cachet. minimum is a full booklet pane of 8 likeness should adorn the Regular The new card will show Molly’s skirt in costing $1.20. proposed new dollar coin or Oil and Vinegar red and her blouse white; the flag will be The 8.4 Bulk Rate stamp is in the has tended to obscure a in its usual colors. This, and the Cincinnati American Series and has a picture of a more vital question, stop & Shop Baked Ham sr ‘3.79 Music Hall card; also in color, may start a grand piano. The curving inscription reads namely: Will it play in Turkey Breast ‘3.79. trend. Save a nickel and send a card in­ "Peace Unites a National Like Harmony Peoria? Stop & Shop Ham Salad .xSi. ‘1.99 Stop & Shop Tuna Salad .99 stead of a letter. in Music.” This stamp was released at the Sad to say, the Treasury National Music Camp on July 13. They can Rice Pudding 69^ Alertness is needed in dealing with the Department’suepai imeni s recentreceni . ‘2.69 USPS these days. The Cincinnati card was be ordered for FDC’s until July 28. For record in currency design \S t o p & Shop Meat Balls . - released on May 12 and seekers of FDC’s Post Office affixing (the only way for this does not inspire confidence kitchen soecaiswaoo^, had until June 12 to order them. Also, the one), send 17 cents per cover addressed to in that regard. foods mad® « our kitchen. John Hancock cards could have been "8.4 Cent Bulk Rate Stamp, Postmaster, There was, to cite one FDC's for another month. Interlochen, Mich. 49643." notable flop, the new C o le S la w But now they have lowered the boom Nonprecanceled stamps may be ob­ Eisenhower metal dollar. Orange,Crape.Frult Punch AtP (Xillled 30 ounce *M 0 9 Diet Delight and orders for the Molly Pitcher and also tained from the Philatelic Sales Branch at That coin, in terms of cir­ package ^ the 14-cent "Eaple” card (for inter­ Washington or from philatelic centers HALF GALLON GREEN GIAN HENDRIES culation, has been a real national use) coming Aug. 4 must have a such as the one at the Hartford Post Of­ HALF GALLO turkey. Potato Salad sm Com e gA yam Fniit postmark date not later than the release fice. Hl-C DRINKS NIBLETS ICE CREAM ORANGE JUICE Then someone decided Fresh Chicken Pie the country needed a new Fresh Turkey Pie detail $2 bill. Which, if possible, Tapioca Puddings has been an even bigger \S to p & Shop Parfaits cans^^L Senior citizens By WAI.LY FORTIIN bomb than the Eisenhower SlKue oE savuigs dollar. self service deli FN:k up all the fixms' for summer sarvlvnches. d Now someone has Bartlett Pears SS. 2 ’S,M do is drop by on a Wednesday afternoon wD9 W 9 9 Stop & Shop ...on summer meals at Stop&Shop. Yellow Cling Peaches 2 'Si‘1 Hi! The big news for this coming week decided that what we ac­ M D«h(^'SkcM O' is that on Monday morning we will be from 1 p.rA. to 3 p.m, and join the gang. tually needed was a new signing up for a trip to Rockport. The trip This commg Thursday we will have two dollar coin that would be Cold Cute step & Shop stop & Shop is scheduled for Thursday, Aug. 3, and the buses leave at 7 a.m. for a trip to Lake less bulky than the Bologna. P4P. Olive George. This means that those going must or F^ish Style Loaf. complete package of the air-conditioned [ Frozen-BMl,(3ilc., or Turk. Fleischmanns c a rtw h e e l. A law n - Sliced-6 ounce pkg 8 delicious waysJEo feed arrive at the center around 6:30 a.m. lediuin lib can bus ride, a sight-seeing tour Around mowerwheel, you might 49 Rockport and a nice lunch at the Oleana Because so many are making the trip, Oscar Mayer Weiners ‘1.49 i MORTON SOFT TUB call it. Or maybe a ‘1.49 your family by the Sea is $17.50. Registration will start we have canceled the meal program. Our Beef Franks ?poiy«ptB Peas Cofilee skateboardwheel. Oscar Mayer Bacon . •1.79 around 8 a.m. on a first come basis. office will be open for business as usual; »0T PIES MARGARINE 8r^ Regular dr Pink Chow Mein Noodles c^3 Sandwich Squares 59= However, always wait first just to make What was not apparent SunQoy Coo»«»4 vintYM extra cost. So if you have some friends in sure you don’t miss the bus. at the hearing was any L e m o iu d e 26 Ground La Choy Soy Sauce 59= Florida, you might want to think about Wednesday, July 26, will be our last out­ assuring evidence that the being able to visit them for a few days. Stop l 2o z .^ « A f 3 to 51b. pkg. B&M California Peastops Shop-Powdered door cookout for the season. We will have coin would gain wide public Shop ^ ^ c a n s ^ ^ ^ p Qoll rMUlU a chicken bar-b-que with all the fixings, acceptance either way. u (Less than a 31b. Hey, let’s see what's been happening and it will be served in the park. Which surely is the crucial Stop & Shop Orange Juice 89' package $1.191b.) B ^ e d D rink here at our center! Menu for the week point. Coffee Lightener 39' Beet There were 23 golfers out on the green Monday; Ham grinder, sliced tomato After two straight duds, Egg Beaters n’oUMDEla* 89* Mix the Treasury can ill afford — --- SWISMD B eans Assorted and here are some of the scores: Low and lettuce, fruit, beverage. Broccoli Spears tOoi/c«peMo» Flavors gross scores: Joseph Grinavich, 39; Dick to lay another egg. Ellies Cheese Pizza 240tc* 16oz^ Wednesday: Chicken barbecue, cans 24oz. can DeMartin, 42; Herb Laquerre, 48; A1 One problem may be that Aunt Jemima Waffles SSS,' SB* Makes 8qts.^8 9 cranberry rasberry Jell-o mold, potato ' R>9Airvflun«>Tnk Beef Chuck S te ^ Detke, 47; Merrill Dickinson, 45. Low Net coin designers are much sala'd, roll and butter, blueberry tart, Half Gal. lceCreamA.‘.S?.5t57...‘1.19 Seven Bone Center Cut-“Great Beef" USDA Choice Heinz Relish Lemonade Scores: Steve Doyle, 30; Tom Irvine, 32; beverage. mMW$msmmAmMfmauaATAum too "heads” oriented. Jim Gleeson, 34; George Vallone, 35. pmmpmnKMmsmnmmrmmim Frozen Yogurt iStSS 2'tS’1 Stop & Shop Mustard ‘y 29= HhC Powder Drink Mix 1.29 Thursday: No meal: no bus. sMi’jK m iw m rm M m m c B tm tim - After all, when you flip a 2 AuoHM Fia.cn' 29.2 ounce c&n Ma>ei 8 on Strawberries .oSSJSS.. 39“ On Wednesday morning our two good Friday: Egg salad on rye, celery sticks, coin there’s a 50 percent Chef Boy-a r-dee friends, Phyllis Saich and Margaret Mills 1-. - chance it will come up Whipped Topping I’St.'K. 49' Stop & Shop sliced cucumbers, ambrosia fruit bowl, .... IMIliMiMilpnMI Combinatioii Pack from the Manchester Public Health Ceitniy Citrus Bars ‘1.09 beverage. “tails." or FmOOcmRoo "White Gem"Chicken-3Split Breasts,3Thighs,3Drumsticks Nurses were kept busy giving checkups to Yet that side of the coin Schedule for the week M iin b irts 2<&89* Choclit Covers jSSSJS. ‘1.19 ■Ravlok] ie e i m Canned a member of our seniors. All one has to do customarily gets short O'Convob't to get a free checkup or a blood pressure Monday through Friday: Registration shrift. Sara Lee Dessert Cakes 99'.. test is to call the Public Health Office for Rockport. Correct me if I'm wrong, Fresh Ducklings Ravioli H Soda Monday: 8 a m., sign up for Rockport. leoainiiM Sugar U.S. Grade “A" 4 to 6lbs. ^ Beetogetfa 7 V ,o !i| before Wednesday for an appointment. but I believe the only coin S ^ h e tti and Mealbals, cans^B 1 ^ 3 Assorted! 8:30 a.m., senior golf at the East Hartford ‘ WSWlTyFIIIEIII ever called by its “tails" dairy Shop our huge variety of fresh products. I Beetaroni or Lasagna Flavors Pinochle course. 10 a.m., kitchen social games. During the morning we had 36 players side was the "buffalo Stop&Shop-Sinales 3 M&MCandies Noon to 12:30 p.m., lunch served, 1 p.m., lesimickBr's nickel." And that was a Deviled Ham 59= for pinochle and the winners were; Bob . BNMrOHrtiif Cooked Hams Peter Paul Candies„ ‘1.19 pinochle games. Bus pickup at 8:30 a.m. case of necessity. Chicken Spread" MoiTdlAPWOM CrYcrtTwn Hill. 615; Martha LaBate. 589; Marge Return at noontime and 3:30 p.m. Rump Portion-Water Added McLain, 588; Mina Reuther, 567; Gladys Opposite the buffalo was jCheese Tuesday: 9 a.m,, bus for shopping. 10 32oz. can Nestea Seelert, 557; Josephine O’Connor, 548; an Indian, a name that had Stop&Shop a.m., outdoor shuffleboard games. 1 p.m., been preempted by the In­ Picnic Helena Gavello, 543. senior summer bowling at the Parkade S l i ^ s While that is going on, we also have our dian head penny. PofkShoulder Nestea) IC C d Lanes and also return from shopping. 9Maxw(Hl House Let's acknowledge that Individually Wrapped' Gem-Miss Fancy-Smoked-Water Added very popular ladies of the Friendship Cir­ Wednesday: 9 a.m.. Health Clinic by ap­ ] SNMiintn White or Yellow-12oz. pkg. cle meeting in the basement. This is a the eagle is a noble bird 9 9 pointment. 10 a.m., pinochle games and Alouette Cheese .T.SS’iSKi 79" I Skinned & 38 OU “""iTeaMix and. fully deserving of with sugar S ^ A Q group that was organized by a couple of Friendship Circle. Noon to 12:30 p.m., college girls a year ago. The idea of this e ia m m la » numismatical recognition. Blue Bonnet Margarine 59' Deveined ounce and lemon lunch served. 1 p.m„ craft class and open A lP IS A COUNTRY FARM PORK SHOPPE DO/B-Q scheduled. uxn*A$MW Stop&Shop Sour Cream 'S2 59' In the afternoon we have a craft class monotony, and surely Instant Friday: 10 a.m., kitchen social games. T u r k e y Cottage Cheese 69' and Gloria, our program director has would do nothing to SrwlQrLvptGrt many of the group making articles that Noon to 12:30 p.m., lunch served. 1 p.m., LEGOTRS. Sai CufSee enhance the coin’s pop­ Fruit Ravored Drinks "S” 69' iRegular OnionJ can be sold at the big Holiday Craft Fair. setback games Bus pickup at 8:30 a.m., ularity. ^■/•OoerOrpe OtMvFvi^^ or Hickory 10 ounce t J 3 9 This class is open to everyone and has no and return trips at 12:30 p.m. and 3:30 BMlOilKk If "heads" of the new Smoked special beginning time so all you need to p.m. b s k s ry Baked goods from our own ovens. B o n e le s s ! PORKLOM coin is to be dedicated to Frenchs Mustard ffis!ss3si‘1 Grapefruit Juice 99= WHOLE COUNTRY STYLE RIBS $i48 one of the pioneers of Stop&Shop Top Slice SHOULDER ROAST * lb. Vlasic Dill Spears ’"“"S: 69= Bisquick «tsif3ss.. 99= PORK LOM-FOR CHOP SUV OR women’s equality, I say El Dcradc,Wicksen, N u b ian a^^ 4 ^ KoVW'OxPOHr'CM BmI Ctuck-Fnm. Ground Chuck $i6S Bookmobile schedule LEAN PORK KABOB CUBES I lb. this would be a fitting time 100 Stop&Shop Fish or Meat Flavored Lean Ground PORK LOW eorkUM MUM ^ to give "tails" equal Ffankluit LaRcda, Late Santa R esa and Sim ka CENTER CUT RIB CHOPS $160 prominence. Here’s next week’s ' Ib- R IB ; L $ | | 8 SIRL0IN$fl28 Jumbo”California\^stsideDlstricr' S S S S ^ ^ ^ Shop 2:10 p.m. — Tudor Lane. Pool. BEEF PORK LOW How about a coin with Rolls schedule for the Cold 3 p.m. — Homestead Park 11 a.m. — Camp Kennedy. CENTER CUT LOIN CHOPS $176 s i d e ™ L t S ID E ^ r ® Ms. Anthony's face on one Daisy Donuts S*eelS«efrRw»or Manchester Public Library Apartments. * lb 1:30 p.m. — Clinton Street. side and the famed World Sponge Layer Cake Food bookmobile: 3:40 p.m. — Parkade 2:10 p.m. — Nye Street. SB f TI 15 o u nce^® CookM-RoUNl Store Slicid ♦ q (rut A faa n«gir« « Juffte-Mul er Apple Pie Cm Apartments. 3 p.m. — Esquire Drive. War II pinup of Betty Monday Corned Beef *2® ? A&PMEAT or OSCAR MAYER SHRIMP Grable on the other? Buttercrest Bread 2 2S.’ 1 !SI J 3:40 p.m. — Loomis Street. BEEF FRANKS BEEF FRANKS COCKTAIL I 7 ounce 8:50a.m. — Verplanck Pool. Wednesday W*|yef Sl0f» SliCBd e o Q BM5 f'ltT' That would make it pop­ size Stop&Shop ^ Cucumbers5'«'*1‘Mangos SSS 79^ _ Dog Food 2 'Jj?89= l;30 p.m. - East Maple 8:50 a.m .-W addell Pool. Friday Chicken Roll *2 ^ ? SLICED BEEF CHICKEN TURBOT ular with male chauvinists Cixrk ■ B««< or UMT Street. 1:30 p.m. — Bush Hill Road. 8:50 a.m, — Swanson Pool. BOLOGNA LIVERS FILLETS as well as women's libbers, a e e n or Y ello w R e d R ip e L a rg e D e c o ra te d P la te s ‘Ysi.tss "99= 2:20 p.m. - Carter Street 5«IM( AtMM'Wld.SlI Basic 5 Dog Food S«C$ Shoe ‘1.29 2:20 p.m. — Lorraine Road. 1:30 p.m. — McKee Street. Potato Salad 5 9 » JONES POLISH NEW ZEALAND FRESH thus avoiding the risk of SuPidtoiM .oxnaur* West. 3 p.m. — Galaxy Drive. Premium, Buttermilk or Buttertop O Q U E lS n Native O 'Of I TO ITIS U O SS F^esh 5 9 1®. Luncheon Napkins‘s! 2 2:10 p.m. — Pine Ridge »AVAIlA>lL0NlYlk5T0A£S WITH S£IIVIC£ KLTS SAUSAGE LEG-O-LAMB CODFIUETS another fiasco. 3 p.m. — Blue Ridge Drive. 3:40 p.m. — Squire Village. Apartments. w#daemie*e»edlefSW«noi8.&A4bieih4lit$. of ony itom oKCoyt whoro othorwlwnotod. Itomi offorttl for to lt not oviiloM o In coio loticrtoottfor rttoll dooloro or wtiolOMlon. tained explicit language — including seven - man also said, "Although “For you to be safe — to only provide . well known “dirty words." ■ *e are cognizant of war­ the conventional view — is not enough to The court ruled the station could be Free Corelle by Corning at Food Mart... 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Wolff-Zackin & Associates Thins and Rings Japan's NCE Corp., says Quantum human. He said the machine would have MUENSTER are recently invited to Ham Science Corp. It can recognize a spoken to be adjusted, “ trained” that is, to the in­ U.S.D.A. CNOICI. B lip tONILBSS speak by Midland Mutual vocabulary of about 120 words. dividual voice of the person who uses it. If MosEY's Chuck Steak '■UU»I ,.$1.69 CHEESE Life at their agents Quantum Science, multinational the worker quit or if somebody else meeting in Philadelphia. $A 29 technological consulting firm based in BrookaWe-Finn Freah Chlckin wanted to use the machine, it would have Pa. His subject was Freshly New York, expects similar machines with Colonlal-R*e. or Mapit Flavor to be retrained, a process taking an hour CO RNED BEEF B«f Short Ribs ,.$1.39 Capital Need Analysis and Sliced recognition vocabularies of 50 words or less. LB dstate and business plan­ AttlllDli In SIOfM Wiin Stniict 0«IIOnl».' Bacon sued 'jt* Thighs Farm Fresh Dairy Favorite! probably will be on the market next year Quantum said the same machine can be SLICED TO O.DEE ning. He then attended the in the United States priced to sell for $4,- trained and adjusted to recognize CRYOVACRO U WRAPPED N D S OlCCll\“UnUIIsteak-Umm ii-i . mckaoi .p$3 o .U99 U CARANDO $ 1 19 1978 annual Million Dollar Fresh From Baker Street! 000 to $5,000. vocabularies in different languages DANDY LOAF I . Round Table meeting in A Quantum spokesman noted that the because the building blocks of the sound DEUTCHMACHER Hawaii where he served on 61SiSaiiN|1“ BSSSSa. 99? size of the initial vocabulary is not the patterns that make up all languages are Sliced Calves Liver .. 89* iNewCourftt N©W NATURAL CASING A I 7 9 {heir Agent As A most important index of a machine’s basically similar. POOD CLUB StoreSllcEd-Frottn sibs Businessman Committee. Dinner Btll-Meat or Betl FRANKS L . 1 . value or quality; other considerations Other uses for the voice processing ter­ 12 0Z.4 Country LB. S lic e d B a c o n PACKID v.$1.39 Greg is actively involved may be more important. minals, Quantum said, will be for easier in the Hartford Life Seeded Franks pkg. 9 9 ^ BeefUver»«OU Quantum Chairman Mirek J. Stevenson, operation of numerically controlled Underwriters Association Yogurt said International Business Machines machine tools, telephone paging and in­ You can “ Pick Your Own” Fresh, Fresh Produce at Food Mart as a board member and is From Our Produce Deoartment...First of The Fresh. Corp. and the Bell Telephone System are quiry answering, data retrieval from com­ President of the the most advanced among American puters, and other routine office and data Deli Rolls Celebrate "Native " Week At Food Mart! Manchester Chamber of Choose hi; firms with designs for the speech processing applications such as credit DUE TO OUR Support your local farmers by shopping Food Marts this week and select from the largest, locally Commerce. He and his 10 OZ. processing terminals. card verification and some banking func­ from 8 _____ grown produce in the area! wife, Liz. reside in LOCALLY GROWN ■ CRISP pkg. Sweet Southern Flavors ■ ■ ■ cups A study by Quantum, one of a series of tions. FRESHNESS Manchester with their two 3 9 * 2-79' ten the firm is producing on hardware of Despite inflation. 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Kathleen, live automatic and semi-automatic material in homes. on White Street. Fresh Squash 99* Ma n c h e s t e r e v e n in g h e r a l d , Manchester, Conn., Sat., July 22, 1978— PAGE KIF'l'F.EN PAGE FOURTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn.. Sal.. July 22. 1978 Nicklaus bidding for an encore Gray glad hassle over SMITHFIELD, R.I. (U P I )- sonality clash and that got in the Cryder would probably be switched Offensive tackle Leon Gray way,” Gray said. He said he stili back to offensive guard now that said Friday he was relieved his would retain Slusher as his agent. Gray has signed. Fairbanks had an­ Gray said the chief obstacles in the nounced Wednesday that Cryder contract hassles with the New negotiations were bonus money, in­ would be moved to tackie in the event takes Philadelphia Classic lead England Patriots were over, centive clauses and how the money Gray did not sign. 'adding he signed at the last would be paid. Linebacker Sam Hunt, who showed “ The contract Was pretty much up three weeks late last year, turned mental letdown after that "but I strokes the 36-hole tournament moment as ‘‘a matter of try Club course with a round of seven attack on par. settled in theory when John (Han­ up at camp Friday. Another PHILADELPHIA (UPI) - behind Nicklaus in the British Open, hoped it wouldn’t affect my game.” record established in 1973 by Jim pride.” birdies and no bogeys to give him a This resulted in a 36-hole cut of nah) signed (in June). There was a linebacker Peter Barnes has not Jack Nicklaus, bidding for an started with a birdie on the 1st hole He added that it "wasn’t going to Barber. "I think we were close to settling it 36-hole total of 130, 12 under par. even-par 142. Victims of the cut in­ problem with compensation over the shown up because be is playing out and dropped in a 60-footer for another prevent me from playing golf, get­ "Obviously I played well,” a coupie of tim es,” the form er All- encore to his British Open vic­ Nicklaus' birdie putts ranged from cluded former Classic champions two years, but I am happy with it and bis option. birdie on the tough par-3 4th. He ting interested and excit^.’’ Nicklaus said. “I putted well and thie Pro said at the Patriots’ Bryant tory last week, fired a 7-under- a 30-footer he dropped in on the 7th to Tom Weiskopf, Tom Kite, Dave Hill that’s all that matters at this time,” Speciai teams’ captain Jesse finished with a 66 and a 133 total. "Besides," he added, “it is a nice shots I missed I somehow got back College training camp. “It had been a 20-footer on the 17th and a 5-footer and Tom Jenkins. Gray said. Phillips, wbo retired and then par 64 Friday to take a 3-stroke Fuzzy Zoeller and Miller Barber and made par.” very frustrating — reading things There were two holes-in-one on the kind of problem to have because I’m The contract eliminates Gray’s op­ reretired, also has not reported lead afte two rounds of the on the par-5, 5th hole. shot 65s for 134 totals and Lee Elder, the only one to have it this week. It is like 'Leon Gray is going to be trad ^' Coupled w ith the 65 he shot par-3, 16th hole. One was by John tion year which means he is tied to Philadelphia Golf Classic. John Lister, Bruce Lietzke and Bob­ much easier coming back after a win He was referring to the 1st, 2nd and — but in the end it was a matter of Thursday, Nicklaus, an early starter by Walzel were at 135. Hubert Green, Sehroeder, which helped him to a 136 the team through the 1981 season. “I said if I got into conten­ than a loss. Also more enjoyable.” 15th holes where his drives missed pride. Leon Gray was the one being Acting coach Friday, grabbed a 3-stroke edge over total, and the other by Jim Mason, “ I feel I wanted a little security. At the first-round leader, struggled to a Nicklaus’ round, which featured the fairway. He had to hook his se­ hurt,” he said. tion I wouldn't have any Ben Crenshaw, a late starter who ad­ who still failed to make the cut. this point, I’m not getting any LEWISTON, Maine fUPI) - 2-over 73 for a two-day 138 total. three birdies on the front nine and cond shot around a tree on the 1st, Gray signed a two-year contract problem keeping my interest,” mitted he went out "with an uncom­ Nicklaus, setting a record of 17 younger,” he said. Webster L. Harrison bas been ap­ The round has been played in two four on the back, tied the tournament came out of some heavy rough on the extension Thursday after a iengthy fortable feeling seeing Jack shoot major tournament wins with his vic­ Gray, 27, came to the Patriots in pointed acting bead footbail coach at Nicklaus said. straight days of 90-degree plus record for 18 holes, which was set by 2nd and through some trees on the meeting with team attorney Chuck tory at the British Open, said he 1973 as a free agent after being Bates Coliege, Athletic Director Nicklaus used strong putting to what he did." weather with high humidity and little R.H. Sikes in 1965, and broke by two 15th. Sullivan. The meeting was held BurCrenshaw. who tied for second expected somewhat of a physical and waived by Miami. He was an Ail-Pro Robert W. Hatch announced. master the Whitemarsh Valley Coun­ allowing the pros to mount an without Gray's attorney, Howard in 1976. Harrison, who served on the Slusher. Alumni Junior Baseball League champs In other developments, Fairbanks Boston University footbail coaching Sullivan said he had a said wide receiver Steve Burks staff prior to joining the Bates staff "belligerent" conversation before Taking honors in the Alumni Junior Brainard, Bill Schiff. Back row; Coach Dick hasn’t decided whether he will play in" 1974, succeeds Victor E. Gatto. Two boxers die talking to Gray. Thoughts Baseball League this year was the entry from Cichowski, Brian Austin, Ron Pedemonte, this year. Jr., who recentiy resigned to take a “I reaiized then that I wanted to coaching position at Tufts Universi- Liggett Parkade. Team members: Front row George Hanlon, Brian Galligan, Bob Piccin, Burks, a four-year veteran from taik to Chuck person-to-person, man- Arkansas State, did not practice ApLENty within 24 hours (L-R) Steve Cichowski, Leon Bilodeau, Brian Jim Grout, Coach Les Black. Missing; Greg to-man. Chuck and Howard are ‘y- Friday. Harrison, a Torrington, Conn . professionals, but they had a per­ Stein, James Kibbie, Dave Parrott, Mike Konan. (Herald photo by Chastain) The coach said top draft pick Bob native, is a 1963 Bates graduate ROME (UPI) — Italian middleweight boxer Angelo Jacopucci, 29, died Friday after being knocked out by Britain’s Alan Minter By Len Auster in a European middleweight title fight, bringing to five the Sports briefs number of men to die in the ring this year. Joe’s world Jacopucci, who was knocked out in and do so faithfully. You'd think Money, money the 12th round Wednesday night by By JOE GARMAN Veteran linebackers retire they'd wise up but that is not the the 26-year-old Briton in a flurry of a Bologna hospital. ’Two operations Stillwell to retire Sports Illustrated is in the middle case. Have you ever tried to talk a lefts and rights as he sagged toward were perform^ in unsuccessful ef­ BALTIMORE (UPI) — The Baltimore Colts announced the retirement of CHICAGO (UPI) — Veteran defensive lineman Roger Stillwell, a regular of running an excellent three-part Red Sox fan out of going to Fenway the canvas, died within 24 hours of forts to halt massive brain veteran linebackers Willie Lanier and Tom MacLeod. with the Chicago Bears for the past three seasons, announced Thursday he series dealing on 'Money in because of the cost? Oh, maybe an amateur middleweight boxer hemorraging. Lanier was acquired April 24 from the Chiefs for a fifth-round selection. will retire from football because be is not responding to bis fourth knee opera­ Professional Sports.' While the isolated case here and there but it's Salvador Pons. 19, in Spain, .also The Italian fighter began his During his 12 years in the NFL, he played seven Pro Bowl games and was tion. volume of copy is cumbersome and virtually an impossibility. after being knocked out. professional career in 1973 and had a named the 1971 Pro Bowl’s Most Valuable Player. MacLeod played five years at times difficult to consume, the The money issue has many sides. Stillwell is the second Bear defensive lineman to be lost to the club prior to Jacopucci’s death brings to 329 the 34-2 record going into the bout with in the NFL, and was Baltimore’s third ieading tackier last season with 51 topic is highly visible and worth And it's a topic which for years will the start of training camp this season. Last month, veteran defensive end number of deaths of amateur and Minter. solos and 3'7 assists. He aiso had two interceptions and three quarterback remain a conversation piece. Deer Pond Special Walt Patulski underwent back surgery. reading. professional boxers since World War His most previous loss occurred sacks. use that would be it ... etc., etc. It is somewhat ironic that, while Tim e out II, according to records kept by The last November when a rocket punch It was the last Saturday in this series is being published. Ring Boxing Encyclopedia. to the side of the head knocked him September. The time was 6:30 a.m. After about an hour I was still Top pick Theus signed Chicago Bears' running back Walter Do you have pet peeves? Most peo­ Other deaths involving boxers have out in the second round of a bout with and the mist was rising off the water using my Muddler fished deep on a Pair accept invitations ple do and I'm no exception. Here's CHICAGO (UPI) — The Chicago Bulis announced their No. 1 draft choice, Payton has’ reportedly turned down a occurred but no definite link has been another Briton, Frankie Lucas. as the sun started its climb over the sinking iine ... with no fish. Ken and MONTICELLO, N.Y. (UPI) — Kevin Grevey of the NBA champion hills surrounding Deer Pond. This Reggie Theus, has signed a four-year contract the terms of which were not $350,000 a year offer from the front one. established between the fighter and Jacopucci won the European Omar were still fishing their “Pawnd Washington Bullets and Quinn Buckner of the Milwaukee Bucks accepted in­ office. Part of the rejection explana­ It is the top of the second inning jewel of a lake, set back 16 miles into disclosed. his ring activities immediately prior middleweight title in June 1976, but Specials” with a sinking line, with vitations to play in the Aug. 15 Maurice Stokes Memorial Basketball Game at and the score is tied at 0-0 and there the woods in northwestern Maine, two one-pound trout apiece to their Theus, 21, is a 6-foot-7 guard from the University of Nevada-Las Vegas. He tion is “pride" — i.e. O.J. Simpson to it. lost it in bis first ’ defense tbe Kutseher’s Country Club. credit. Maybe 1 was fishing my fly averaged 13 points per game during his three-year career before signing a draw s $733,000 a year and con­ are no outs and none on and the In other deaths this year, Mexican following October. was surrounded on all sides by too fast? Surreptitiously, I watched hardship waiver. sidering Payton believes he's better batter steps in the batter's box and Jose Lara, 22, died Feb. 1 of head in­ Before the 12th round knockout wooded hiiis, already touched with than .Simpson, therefore ... the third base coach then decides to juries, American Mike Flynn, 16, Wednesday, Minter had Jacopucci nature’s fall paint brush. Omar’s retrieve, and tried timing Wilson in fair condition "If I were Walter Payton, I'd want frantically wave his arms in a ‘1 am died of a heart attack Feb. 22 in groggy in the ninth round, but the The air was crisp and cold enough mine with his ... still nothing. White Sox recall Bell drowning motion' to draw the um­ BUFFALO, N.Y. (UPI) — Buffalo Bills’ owner Ralph C.''Wilson Jr. was more, too," voiced another member Memphis, Tenn., and the same day in Italian was saved by the bell. to keep Ken Wiggins and me moving Suddenly, at the edge of the lake, of The Herald staff, very much a pires attention to get time out — and smartly as we unloaded the boat grunting and biowing, a huge bull CHICAGO (UPI) — The Chicago White Sox recailed infielder Kevin Beil listed in fair condition at Buffalo General Hosptial for'treatitiftei ntof a stomach Madrid Juan Melero of S[)ain died 48 Tbe Vatican’s newspaper L’Osser- ailment. sports fan. That, simply, is the gets it. from the top of the jeep and into the moose came into view. He stood from their Iowa farm club in the American Association and sent first hours after he was kayoed. vatore Romano said Friday boxing A Bills' spokesman said Wilson was hospitalized Tuesday after suffering thinking which exists today. Why? More umpires should have Jacopucci was decared clinically must not be allowed to kill. water. Omar Needham, the third there for several minutes, and then baseman Jim Breazeale to the Iowa club. One interesting note out of the the initiative to deny the delay of member of our party, elected to stay swung around to leave. Omar started Bell, 23, played nine games for the White Sox last year before suffering a “severe stomach cramps" and was expected to remain hospitalized for two dead early Friday when his brain ac­ An editorial on the Jacopucci- or three days for treatment and observation. magazine series already is that most game and keep the proceedings tivity ceased completely, but doctors Minter fight said: "While no one in in the jeep and stay warm while we making weird grunting noises back at severe knee injury on June 20. Breazeale had a .208 batting average with the Sox this year. owners make money and do not lose going. What could the coach possibly delayed announcement of his final particular can be blamed, it is a duty got ready to move out onto the pond. the bull, who nearly swapped ends, gain by this other than to tell the Steelers trade Allen as they'd like the public to believe. It death while arranging for removal of to think once again about this sport We had left Rangely at 4:30 that mor­ turned and started out to the pond was felt that most professional batter to get a hit which is obvious in his kidneys, which he had donated for that claims possibly more victims ning and it was a cold, dark, bumpy and toward us. Just then, the cow we Expos acquire Hutton PITTSBURGH (UPI) — The Pittsburgh Steelers announced they have basketball franchises were losing the first place. transplants. than any other. ” ride into this secret spot of Omar’s. had seen swim across the lake, MONTREAL (UPI) - The Montreal Expos acquired utilityman Tommy traded veteran cornerback Jimmy Allen to the Detroit Lions for a future un­ Along the same lines, why does an Didn’t get this one propositions, but in fact 13 out of 22 Jacopucci appeared to have Tbe religious publication called for As we pushed out onto the lake, we appeared and called to the bull. That Hutton from the Toronto Blue Jays for future considerations. disclosed draft choice. were in the black. That was sur­ ump, while the pitcher is in the recovered from the knockout "both boxers and sports heard a crashing noise in the brush did it .. he turned tail and took off Hutton is expected to arrive in Montreal today, when the Expos will be Allen, 26, played in 12 games last year, starting in five, and had a career prising. process of delivering to the plate, Wednesday night and even talked to organizations to take ever stricter and turned to see a iarge cow moose after her. I turned to Omar and said, forced to drop a player from their roster. high five interceptions. The player salaries in all sports Jack Nicklaus misses his birdie attempt at 18th green but plunge into the water and begin a more times than not allow the batter reporters when the fight ended, but precautions to ensure that a boxing “If that bull had taken two more have escalated tremendously and as to step out and get time. The rule is two hours after leaving the ring he figbt does not result in death or finished with a seven-under-par 64 and second round lead of swim across the lake. Omar, who steps toward us. I’d have peeled out has been said many times, the end is once the pitcher is in the motion, lapsed into a coma and was rushed to physical disability.” Philadelphia Golf Classic. (UPI Photo) made some of the fine cane fiy rods of this boat so fast, I think I could not in sight. Are the players worth time' should not be allowed. But too in the country, was also an expert have walked on water!” Johnson’s return key for Patriots what they're being paid? Some say many times that regulation is not guide and as woods wise as they qom- Ken agreed with, “Omar, I know they are, equating themselves o followed. You see it on the m ajor e, observed, “T’won’t be long there’ll he had a real strong affection for you 1977 season with a knee injury, says "The only hard part was watching '-yHe’s a solid performer and just entertainers who make $400,000 or so league level and you witness it on the Hole-in-one be a bull moose along after her.” ... but a buli moose and trout fishing SMITHFIELD, R.I. (U P D - he’s fully recovered and ready to the PatHots play. Too see everbody doesn't make any mistakes, " Fair­ per concert appearance. Others ad­ local scene. We anchored the boat not far from don’t go together. It would have been Mike Fraser, a student Paxton ties major mark A.J. says his knee is okay, and start again in the Patriots’ backfield. perform, I missed that. That’s the banks said.” He's a leader on this mit freely the monies being handed Umpires have to take stronger con­ shore, after much squinting, a race between Joe and me!” the New England Patriots are "My problem now is all psy­ first injury I’ve ever had. Back club. He's not a speed merchant, but out are outrageous. But as many a trol and not allow every little whim. at Ch en<*y Tech,' fired a checking of landmarks and dis­ After settling down again, I finally looking on his recovery as a home, it wasn’t all that bad. I worked he’s not that slow either," playeiyhas stated, "We'd be fools to Those within reason — grant, but liole-iii-one at IVIanrhester CLEVELAND (UPI) - out four batters in one inning fifth by swinging at a third strike, but cussions between Omar and Ken as turned to Omar, with hat in hand, and chological,” said the affable out at tbe YMCA and at the Universi­ Johnson downplays his alleged lack turn down such fabulous offers." come on guys, how about some better Cimtry Club Thursday, Cleveland Indians’ right­ when he achieved the feat in reached first base when the ball got to the exact spot. Ken, who had been asked for a Deer Pond Special. Weli, springboard to launch back Georgian at the Patriots’ Bryant by Gary Alexander. Paxton then got ty of Georgia,” he said. of swiftness, which before his injury, Thi/ ones who proverbially get it in judgment. there before with Omar, then said to needless to say, I had a picnic. We all into the National Football Coliege training camp site. “It’s all aeing the par-three, 141- hander Mike Paxton Friday the fifth inning against the Bruce Bochte and Tom Paciorek on "When 1 finally got to where I measured out to 4.6 seconds over 40 the end are the fans. They are called Have a nice weekend ... See you in me, “Have you got a Deer Pond did. We caught and released trout ail in my head now, how I feel about it yard fifth hole using a night became the 16th player in Seattle Mariners. strikes and Bill Stein on a called third League playoffs. could run again, it made a big y'ards. u p m to pay increased ticket prices two weeks. (pronounced Pawnd) special?” day. and everything. But I feel pretty con­ wedge. major league history to strike Dan Meyer led off the Mariners’ strike to end the inning. Andy Johnson, sidelined for the difference,” be said. “But that “If I can do a 5.0 and still play the “No,” I said. “I’m going to stick to Then late in the afternoon, another fident.” The last pitcher to strike out four Johnson’s injury dealt a severe helpless feeling is so boring. I really game, what difference does it It is the seeond are the a Muddler Minnow. Whenever I fish a boat pulled up near us. The two batters in one inning was Mike blow to the Patriots’ chances last didn’t feel like doing too mueb.” make?” he said, practicing fo r th e 17-year-old ^ n d I don’t know that’s what always fishermen in it fished for 15 minutes windsprints with Hannah "I still Cuellar of the Baltimore Orioles on year. The versatile halfback is Johnson was an integral cog in the Cross country races youngster. Fraser was gets them. It takes fish anywhere!” and in that time caught two trout think about the knee, but the doctors Angels win opener 1976 Patriots, the team which went regarded as a good runner and May 29, 1970. Omar looked up from tying on his apiece that had to weigh at ieast Leaders playing with Chris Hiekey 11-3 before losing to Oakland in the tell me it isn't serious and I'll be fly and said, ’You might better try three to four pounds. With that they blocker and an exceptional pass when he aeroinplished the DETROIT (UPI) - Lyman glove in the 11th inning to score Batting playoffs. Many felt it was his back. We’ll see what happens " one of these Deer Pond Specials, boy, upped and quit and as they were receiver. to begin Wednesday absence, and not the contract Johnson says the Patriots should be feat. Bostock drilled a single off se­ Carney Lansford from third (Based on 225 at bats) “Andy’a return means a great or you’ll just waste your time.” ieaving, (it was getting dark), I a strong contender, particularly with Rose extends skein deal,” said Patriots’ Coach Chuck problems of All Pro linemen Leon cond baseman Steve Dillard’s base Friday night with the tie­ I thanked him but proceeded to tie asked, “What fiy were you using?” Gray and Jnbn Hannah, which Hannah in camp and ready to play an The first Summer Activities in Manchester (SAM) and breaking run that helped the Pete Rose of the Cincinnati on my Muddler fly, cast it out and “A Muddler Minnow, of course,” National League Manchester Community College co-sponsored cross country Fairbanks. "He’s been a real good entire season. California Angels defeat the Reds extended his batting prepared to take trout. My reputation they replied. AB H Avg. player for us. He’s a good runner and resulted in the team not making the “John’s (Hannah) signing was a race this summer at the college campus will be staged Detroit Tigers 4-2 in the first streak to 34 games Friday was at stake. I had done quite a bit of TTiere has to be an answer here Burroughs, AH 287 94 .328 blocker and bas the best bands of any playoffs last season. good boost for everybody, especially Wednesday night at 7 o’clock. bragging about how well I fished a somewhere, but I’ll be jiggered if I 355 114 .321 back I’ve ever coached.” In 1976, he scored 10 touchdowns just before training camp It's going 2 and 9, at the same time and loca­ game of a double-header. night by drilling the first pitch Clark, SF It is the first of a three-race series. Muddler, and if I had oniy one fly to can figure out what it is! 256 82 .320 Johnson injured his knee in the (second to quarterback Steve to take a good team to beat us this tion. Lansford started the 11th with a Madlock, SF of the game up the middle for a 304 97 .319 Grogan), rusb^ for 649 yards and year. We’re past the point of beating Registration will be at the starting Ribbons will be awarded in each double off the left field wall and was Whitfield, SF exhibition season and said sitting out single against Montreal Expos 304 95 .313 caught a team-high 29 passes for 343 ourselves. I really don't think there area and the event is free. The public division after each race and those wild-pitched to third by Kip Young, Parker, Pit the 1977 season was one of the most is invited to participate or come as hurler Ross Grimsley in 351 108 .308 yards. are any weak points,!' he said. who successfully complete all three who was making his major-league Junior Tennis League Valentine, Mtl frustrating events in his life. spectators. Races begin in the upper National League tilt in Mon­ 394 120 .305 races will receive division trophies debut. Bostock then followed with his Rose, Cin parking lot near the Wetherell Street Simmons, St. L 323 98 .303 based on overall performance. game-winning hit, Bostock moved to treal. entrance 364 110 .302 second on a walk to Joe Rudi and begins play locally Foster, Cin There will be .seven divisions with 361 109 .302 Jal alal entries scored an insurance run on a single Bowa, Phil the youth division running one mile, ’ Saturday Matinee* by Brian Downing. IstCWENUIUS lOthGAMSMGUS the women and joggers 1,5 miles and Robertson Park defeated the West Side Oval, 42-12, and I KlUS 4tli CAME SIIGUSA 7th GAM SMGIES 7P0BTS Connors American League i. Bo lartBTM 7 POMTS 7 PBMS 1. Atca Saturday Kvening the teens, college, open and masters Manchester High defeated Charter Oak, 28-26, in the National I Zefii K(90 1. U 1. S a b i n 2. Cnnacj I AB H. , 3. Fete Obvc I Javier I I Z abda 3. EJorrio 1st GAM NO U S 4thCAMSBGUS 7th GAM SHaES divisions 3.5 miles. 3. Javj 3. Charob 7P0BTS 7 POBTS lOth GAM StNUES Junior Tennis League sponsored by the Rec Department and Carew, Min 314 109 4. Ifri Sertio 4. Arviaia I 4. Ash 7 POBTS 7 POBTS The second and third races will be 5. V nap I ionof 4. Serpo 5. Joey 1. Zip* Ash I 1. Bo 1. Sobun Chester swapped Rice, Bos 381 124 5. Qiaiio I 5. Gorostab 4. Mfl« L tUrven i larteen 2. Zetai 2. Arvi^a I 1 Guemka H held the following Wednesdays, Aug. in semis Burger King in matches held yesterday at Memorial Field. 6. Hurrm Coreo 6. Erwa 3. Pete Carea 2. Atca 6. (Rave 7. Javier 3. Jam I 3. Zabab Lezeano, Mii 252 82 7. itvy Aut I 7. Carea 7. Garatndi 4. l i Javier I 3 Dome WASHINGTON (U PIP- There were approximately 60 par- Beauregard 4-2, Ronnie-Joc Binks t. U bpi , ^ I. Oriartf i A^ 4. lascaran 4. Asis Lynn, Bos 301 97 SUIS iMcarM Oiwio I L Arri I. lascan* SO Erta 5. Janhpa S . Ghasiol 5. Gorestolj Playing in 100-degree courtside ticipants and along with the matches (M) def. Roger Greenwood-Dave SM Sebastian G. Bo Se^io G Sariis 6. Ennw 5 brier back to Oakland Sundberg, Tex 302 94 2ad CAK Vmi% ^ Ith GAM DOUKES llth GAM NOUS 7. Am Obvc 5 Joey the Rec offered lessons to about 140 Schneider 4-2, Coleen Breen-Sue 7 poirrs 5th GAM MKMES 7 POBTS 7. Obn 7. Caranendi 7. lAendi temperatures, top-seeded Jim­ 337 104 7 POBTS 7 POTTS 1. Charob Mircaba t Arviaia I Re^a t. Carea 8. Charolj BALTIMORE (UPI) — The Baltimor Colts Friday traded nine- youngsters, ages 10 thru 16. Beauregard (M) def. Sue Schneider-AIex Bell, Cle 1. Bo Ash I 1. tovetw Utnarro I. Azea Sebastian ^ Garostob Ghasia I SO Pete 8. Uriarte 316 97 t Pete lartvc* 2. Zabab bvier SO Zoqoi SIB Ermia my Connors and 12th-seeded year tight end Raymond Chester to the Oakland Raiders for wide ' Results: Robertson vs. West Side Santoro 5-1; 14 and under — Jeff Santoro Yaz, Bos 2. Arri Sehatlian 1 Zabab CvatiM 3. Gaemicd I biaib* 2ib GAM N O U S SthCAM POOUS 8th CAM OOUBUS Soccer 3. Kvretui Serpo 3. Zabata Rapa 3. Charob Zoqa 7 POBTS llth GAM DOOllS Jose Higueras struggled to (CO) def. Michelle Cote 6-0, Steve Jackson, Cal 257 79 4. Jain 4. this Carea 7 POBTS 7 POBTS 7 POBTS receiver Mike Siani, a Colts spokesman said. 18 and under— Billy Hill (R) def. Kiffy 5. le^ Carea 4. Arviaia I Asa I 4. EJorrio Chasb I 5. Ochoa 1. Ulaitrea 1. Arri lartwen 1. Charob Ecenaao Silver 42, Glenn Boggini-Earl happen Mazzeo-Jamie Gembala (M) def. Jimmy Brett, KC 309 94 5. Ovoia Ban 5. GHnica I Ochoa 6. Uriarte Gtab I 2. bvy Rata t Pete Ash I I lascaran Irierbo 1. Solaun brier i*i;i; w i.i: quarterfinal-round victories 6 . U M a i e 6. SoUm Serpo (. lascaran Javier 2. Corostolj hbreoida The spokesman said the teams also yards. Hoagland43ayton Craddock 64), Greg Oliver, Tex 263 80 7. Am Javier I 7. Meibi Eccnarvo 3. Zepii Obn 3. Zetai Serpo 3. Atca Ochoa 3. Mendi Obn (R) def. Ray Lata-Christine Costello 6-0, 7. Bo I s m 7. Gorostab MarcoMa I EJatTN Carat** 4. Peb SerfM 4. Javy Obn 4. Emu Garatndi East; Chiefs-4 (Steve August 41, Friday in the $175,000 exchanged unannounced draft picks He was sixth in the AFC in pass Solomon-Tad Gembala (M) def. Robbie t Aniaca I Rc9a I. Etta bianAi 5. bvi C»ea 4. EJorno Inondo Dave Boggini-Sean Sullivan (R) def. Home Runs SSSZaMaZoqai I. Gorostab b#a SOSEttrZaiM 5. ttMTepi (ktsio I 5. EJorrio Zoqoi 5. Uriarte Ecenarro Timbers 0. Chris Gardner, Ryan Washington Star International in the 1979 college draft. receiving and was the Raiders’ top Scheinblum-Neil Belleville 5-1; 12 and un­ S(BS Javy Ochoa SOS SobM Ectforra t. bvi«a I bvior I S. lascan* Reaa i Arviaia I Javier Silver-LaU 6-0; 14 and under - Heidi NATIONAL LEAGUE; Foster, Cin 3H fiAIK DOUKES 9th GAM NOUS 12fli GAM NOUS 7. Bahaa 6. Guernica I Caramendi Patulak. Karl Powics played well for d e r - Rob Patrick (M) tied Tom Miller 3- 7P (thCAMOBHUS 7PQBTS 7. UhN 7. Gaer^ I Sebastian 7. Ash Ochoa tennis championships. Chester returns to the team that receiver. Last season he caught 24 Sullivan (R) def. Michelle Quey 5-1, Paul 23; Luzinski, Phil 22; Smith, LA, 7P0BTS 7P0BTS I. EJarria Ecaurro t. Ibirrni Ash I I. Zabab brier I i Zabab hbreoba • 3, Patty Sabia-Beth White (CO) def. Julia 1. Bo Jnier I 1. tmw Carea 1. Gma I ObasN I SOS Saba biSRds SOS fia Carea SOSCorostbaChasi.iyfll,JSrt.s^^^ Chiefs drafted him from Morgan State as its passes for 344 yards and two Duff-Larry Stanford (R) def. Dave 2. is n I He** Scbastiaii Connors gained a spot in Satur­ Nodden-Maura Haggerty 42, Lisa Hovan- Valentine, Mtl and Clark, SF 17. I lascara* Schastiaii I Aki Marcaba 3. Erm Martaba M GAM NOUS MGAMOOOUS ItbGAMOOOUS Lancers 4 (Jim Burke. Scott Gen- first pick in 1970. touchdowns. Hazzard-Kristin Johnson 6-0, Ansaldi- lUAsal 3. Aica hpa 3. Oonia bieaAs 7P0BTS lltk UW DOWUS day's first semifinal against Denise Roy (CO) def. Sherry Patrick- AMERICAN LEAGUE; Rice, Bos 4. RKTen Qave 4. Aim Javier 7 POBTS 7 POBTS 7 pons tilcore, Mike Dashefsky, Mike He played three seasons for Bruce McKenney (R) def. Kim Russell- 4. SolaMi teetam i Erta livier 5. Ash k m k 1. N a v o tb Raaa 1. Aica Carea 1. Charob Zoqoi Higueras with a 7-5, 6-4 triumph over Steve Ashbacher 5-1. 23; Baylor, Cal 22; Hisle, Mil 21; 5. PileW 5. Garestib hiMiA* S. Iriarts Eccnarvo 1. Aid hbreodo Scott Russell 64); 12 and under - Erick I. lascaran Repa S. Joey Zaipi IPtbM I Garostob Sebastian 2. Area Ecenarro 2. EJwrie OcHm Massarol, Brewers 0. 15th-seeded Hans Gildemeister of Oakland before he was traded to the Thompson, Det 20; Alexander and i Arviaia I Carat iM ilM Z av 7. Griarte Ochoa 3. B a C h3. KCharob b l Ghasie I 3. Emu Abreoba Johnson (R) def. Dave Hazzard 64), 7. Ze(M Chasio I 7. OwebOdMa 7. Asia Odwa 4. JfvyCarea 3. Gucmicj I biondo Kings won by forfeit over Flames. Colts for defensive end Bubba Smith L ScUm tartve* L.Ocrbca I Gntn* 4. ZMda IrianAa i Gorostab Javier 4 Enmu lovicr Chile. Costello-Silver (WS) def. Donna Thornton, Clev and Thomas, Mil 19. VK Arri Carea iZaUbIfarcetfa t. laei Sabastian SOS OMTob (hash I 5. Zaps Javier I 5. [rat Zap* S. Men* biondo Apaches 2 (Todd MacLauchlin, in July 1973. Softball SMSlLScrp* SOM ZiM Gartcoi iUSebastiM i lascaran Ochoa 4 . Joey Ochoa 5. Joey Ctroneodi Higueras. of Spain, earned the ■Debonee-Laura Battalino 6-0, Kim Runs Batted In 7. Sa b * Ads I 4 Ash Zoqoi Chad Smutney). Sabres 1 (Adam In five seasons with the Colts, 19th hoi* Z.lbriaca I Mveoba 7. Uriarte Chash I 7. Mendi Eceiurro right to meet Connors with a 6-4, 6-4 Costello-LaU (WS) tied Shawn Smith- NATIONAL LEAGUE; Foster, Cin A. Garaslab lartvca L Sab* Gantdi I. Ash Sebastian Hyde). Greg Horowitz, Jimmy Chester caught 145 passes for 1,566 RFX Friday Evaning SOS Arvi Serib SOS Rarrefai Ash I SUN Sob* Obn 8. Ikbrie Sebcsiun win over sixth-seeded Harold Karen Heinrich 3-3. 77; O a r, SF 75; Winfield, SD 64; Jal alal results SMS Goroitob Obve Greeson played well for Sabres and p j yards and 11 toucheiowns. His best Behind a 14-hit attack, Hartford mn wuMUMoaMn Solomon of Silver Spring, Md. The MHS vs. Charter Oak Garvey, LA and Montanez, NY 61. Buck Carter. Dana Dieterle starred year was 1975 when he caught 38 National Bank stopped Zem- 18 and under— John Janenda (CO) def. Tallwood UN 7JI IN victory guaranteed both players $6,- AMERICAN LEAGUE: Rice, Bos, ikmeowi i n i n M l i M for Apaches. 600 for reaching the semifinals. passes. browski’s, 11-5, last night at Keeney WOMEN-Member-Guest-Two ™ ,;tauh Det 73- Hisle Mil 66; IMilillad* m IN Last season he was third in recep­ Field. M B 2 4 IU I In other quarterfinal matches PiriHliM NiC tions behind Lydell Mitche\I and Don Tony Gooding ripped three hits and Dairy Queen home S’" * MmUHUUI MIDGKT Friday night, third-seeded Eddie THMlT-MUUi TiBm B %i4 I I U I DRIVEWAYS 58. North: Metros 3 (Steve Logan, Dibbs of Miami took on eight-seeded McCauley with 31 catches for 556 Dick Beloin and Keith Shaver two Hartford Road Dairy Queen Hamm-Leslie Dubaldo 41, N e t- S u e w m n m m n Pilrhing M b I liN tlN 711 Brad Pelligrinelli, Aaron yards. apiece for the Bankers. Jerry women’s softball team will host a Stethers-Rosalie Frauenhofer 22, Wojtek Fibak of Poland and fifth- Victories sirnMi u» in G n * d i M W Wlochowski), Whitecaps 1 (Cameron seeded Manuel Orantes of Spain met Siani, a seven-year veteran, was Bujaucius had three hits and John tripleheader Sunday at Fitzgerald Toni Stone-Joan Aldridge 29, Meg Zlifilrtni m I 4JI ^ l o n i a l Greene, Jim Wigren, Steve Straight NATIONAL LEAGUE: Blue, SF Detrichl. 14th-seeded Jaime Fillol of Chile. the Raiders’ No. 1 draft pick in 1972 Field. McCarrick-Doreen Manchester 30, MMlVSIUI IM B U U JI Plenty to cheer about and Dave Bujaucius two apiece for 134; Grimsley, Mtl 12-6; Knepper, MhUMIUI M m Ai MHIN Toros 2 (Robert Monaco, Chris Connors trailed Gildemeister 2-4, out of Villanova, where he set The Queens will oppose Mature s Hildur Zawistowski-Alice Ansaldi 30, Tl(MiM-i»UI the losers. SF 11-5; Rogers, Mtl 11-7; Niekro, TfMi H i UtTJN Sarli), Caribous 1 (Chris Corrowl. 0-30 in the first set but broke the The University of Pittsburgh football fans will have plenty to several school records for recep­ Landscaping from Brandford and Barbara Albee-Joan DeOiacomo 30; laiMi-MWMnaNm 9aving- tions, touchdown catches and yar­ Standings; MCC Vets 9-2, Reed AH 11-9. ilmnCMil un in Ul I t N I N I N South: Sounders 2 (Jeff Larkin 2(, Chilean's serve in the seventh game cheer about besides the football team this year. Its cheerleaders C o u s in s Restaurant from • Mim in M IM IM ALL WORKMANSHIP aUABANTEED Astros 1 (Phil Fedorchak). dage. As a Raider he caught 128 Construction 8-3, Zembrowski’s 6-5, Wallingford with the two visitors op­ to trail only 3-4. Connors then wop have won the title of Miss Cheerleader two years in a row. Joyce » aos«1 Kn Tanana, Cal 13-5; Flanagan, * 1 in IM Comets 3 (Eric Wallert 2, Jim passes for 2,079 yards and 13 Looking Glass I I 6-5, PersonafTee 5- posing each other. First game is at 1 DeGiacomo 9’ 8%’’; Longest drive - NY 14-1 IM kM IU I m k U M M seven of the next eight gam es to win Balt 13-’?; Torrez, Bos 12-5; Sorensen, MnliMllLN FREE ESTIMATES T«l. 528-4362 Moreau), Strikers 0 (Maurice Clark Prokopovich (left) won this year’s crown while Susan Murphy on touchdowns. His best season was in 6, HNB 5-6, DeMoIay 3-8, Jaycees o’clock. Karen Parciak. W M k H n in the first set 7-5 and take a comman­ Mil 12-6. TMi HI UHn T i M U 4 N L N played well). other side of Panther team mascot won 1977 title. (UPI Photo) 1973 when he caught 45 passes for 742 Blue 2-9. ding 3-0 lead in the second set. I ,L MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Mani hcslor. Conn.. Sal . .luly 22. I97H- I’ACF, sKVK\'i i;i;>:

Help Wanted 13 Help Wanted 13 Help Wanted 13 Butinett Opportunity 14 Hornet For Sale 23 Hornet For Sale 23 PAGK SIXTKKN - MANCHESTER KVENINCi HKRAU). MamhesU-r. Conn,. Sal.. July 22. 11)78 ,Hefp Wanted IS Help Wanted S H»lp Wtinttd IS T O l N OF VERNON SECRETARY / LPN FOR MANCHESTER COUNTER GIRL - To run STAFF ACCOUNTANT - For JOB OPENING-Fu’.l time. MANY PEOPLE only dream BOARD OF EDUCATION BABYSITTER- From 8:36 RECEPTIONIST MEDICAL OFFICE - AduIU small Main Street food shop. small accounting firm in Full benefits. Tire service of awning their own business. INVITATION TO BID ■ a.m. to whenever? or all day Manchester Medical Office. and Children Comprehensive Part time as needed. Call 643- Manchester. 2 to 3 years’ person. Nicholas/Manchester Perhaps it’s time for you to iH r REALE REALTORS If The Board of EducaUoo u! the Town National Weather Forecast Typing, telephone, Health Care. Office 1442. diversified experience, in­ T ire, 295 Broad S tre et, pursue that dream. 1 have e uitor of Vernon, Connecticut will receive Saturday. Mature and over 1,000 businesses for sale sealed bids for: re lia b le . Call 649-2470, bookkeeping. Medical Office experience and desire to learn cluding some tax knowledge. Manchester. Apply in person. ueil r... IS A MLS Attempt at coup PAPER 8UPPUES between 7 p.m. and 9 p.m. experience and excellentpeo- and grow with our practice. ATTRACTIVE POSITION Salary commensurate with by owners. Many for Bids will be received at the office of ple skills desirable. Send For gal in Data Processing experience and ability. Write BABYSITTER NEEDED By minimum down. For free the Superintendent of Schools. Park Send resume to Box FF c/o SERVICE ASSISTANT - Sales resume and hand written Manchester Herald. Department. Knowledge of to: Box G, c/o Manchester teacher for one child, begin­ brochure write: Interstate HOUSE SOLD and Senool Streets. Rockville. Connec­ MATUI Business Marketing, P.O, Box ticut until 12:00 noon. Tuesday. Aueust Representative office seeking letter to Box F, c/o Key Punch helpful. 5-day Herald. ning September. Two days per 1.1978. and then at said place and ume dependable full-time service Manchester Herald. GASOLINE STATION week. All benefits. Pleasant week, 11:30 to 3:30. 1888, Pueblo, Colo. 81002. WORD assistant for Service Depart­ MANAGERS - You can expect surroundings. East Hartford STRONG, reliable boys References. Call 646-8005. ment. Knowledge of a guaranteed salary plus a location. Phone 289-2736. needed! Grades 6-8 weightlif­ SERVICE BUSINESS - With falters in Peru Su;^nlendent of Schools. Park and mechanical equipment a CERAMIC ITLE MECHANIC generous incentive program ting or wrestling ability help- CARPENTERS HELPER- $800 a week income available plunge Bolivia Into chaos and SoMoi Streets. Rockville. Connecticut. necessity with basics in elec­ experienced only. Top wages. which allows our m ananrs to SUPERINTENDENT to live fufi Call 646-0178. Keep Experience necessary. Call in this area. A cash business. DANIEL Fe REALE, REALTORS shortly before he mounted his coup The right is reserved to reject any or Apply; Atlas 1316, 18k Berlin Minimum investment LA PAZ, Bolivia (UPI) - Air ail bids or anv part when such action is tricity preferred. Wages ac­ earn in excess of $20,000 an­ in for apartment in trying! 742-6062 between 8 and 9 p.m. attempt Thursday night, Pereda told violence. Tpxe, Wethersfield, 563-0151. Manchester. Prefer retired required. 203-627-0550, 203-481- 646^4525 Force Gen. Juan Pereda attempted a deemed in (he best interest of the cording to experience. In­ nually plus benefits. Respon­ 175 Main 8lrt«l ManchtHer. Ct. members of his group, “Communism Newsmen reported from Santa Board of Education. individual with experience in SERVICE STATION 9544. coup Friday in the city of Santa Cruz Charles BHsson surance and fringe benefits sibilities include selling and Cruz, 500 miles southwest of La Paz, offered. Advancement based Iielp wa: dispensing gas and motor oil, general maintenance. 643- ATTENDANT Needed to install himself as ’an anti­ will not win.” Business Manager cleaning rooms. Call 644-1504. TO FULFILL the last stage of that the rebellion was led by students 060-07 on initiative. Respond to: maintaining station 9674. evenings. Must be 18. Apply in Business Opportunity 14 HEBRON AREA - Impressive communist president but the move Pereda, who had Banzer s full Manchester Motel. person only:■ GeUy, " llS ICentcr ^ n te r our expansion program, we at the Air Force college and by MIOHIU 11M>l*A1UMt\ Fran Barnett, HYDRO­ appearance and dealing with 7 room colonial. First floor backing in the July 9 presidential Str(Street. ■ will be looking for 2 full-time MANCHESTER - 6 Room appeared to be failing after appeals troops of the Manchego regiment ^ 10 , f’' mmvrN fW O R L E A N t DYNE SERVICE CORP., our customers in accoraance LEGAL SECRETARY - SMALL ENGINE Service Cape, Oil fired hot air heat. playroom or office. Screened elections, won the election with 50 RECEIVING CLERK • Manchester sole practitioner real estate salespeople. Call by President Hugo Banzer for \. ______P.O. Box 439, Glastonbury, Ct. with our marketing policy. To Corporation - expanding Fireplaced living room, porch, garage, additional un­ who occupied the city and took over Immediate opening. Equal seeks full-time legal GAL FRIDAY NEEDED F.J. Spilccki Inc. Realtor, 643- restoration of peace in the nation. percent of the vote to 22 pecent for 06033. Written resume apply call Gasland, Toll free, dealer network. No porch, 1 bath, detached 1 car attached, oversized garage, the public buildings. INVITATION required prior to phone in­ Opportunity Employer. at 1 (800) 628-4002, between 9 secretary with typing, IMMEDIATELY-For billing experience necessary. 2121. Banzer sent two cabinet members Sites, the closest of three other prin­ , small lot, convenient approximately 8 acres, taxes Military sources in Santa Cruz said quiry; 633-8387. Apply: Pillowtex, 49 Regent a.m. to4p.m., Mon-Fri. EOE. shorthand and bookkeeping position and general office Complete training program. $1,064. Robert Associates. 228- cipal candidates. On Wednesday the TO BID Street, Manchester. work. Must be able to type, UNIQUE OPPORTUNITY to B n. Owner 633-8927 or to Santa Cruz to ask Pereda to end Pereda was at the Air Force college (Z3* experience. 643-9674. $500. investment required to 281-4322. 9274. the bloodless rebellion, and in a National Election Board annulled the Sealed bids will be received UPI WEATHER POTOCAB1 ® GENERAL MECHANIC full use calculator and adding start your own business. Ideal own and operate your own and that he was the actual leader of in the Office of The Director Pizza Shop. Excellent loca­ three-minute speech to the nation, election — at Pereda's request — on time days, paid CMS, Blue machine, and have good ap­ for retired or part time. WATERFRONT - 3 bedroom MANCHESTER - Eight the revolt. But they would not say if of General Services, 41 Center titude for figures. 'This is a tion, fully equipped for a grounds of widespread fraud. During Saturday, thundershowers are expected in the Cross and Life Insurance. D etails on request. Mr. home. Oil fired hot air heat, Rooms Raised Ranch 4 appealed lor calm in view "of the the movement was aimed against Street, Manchester. Connec­ steady full time position with successful business. Asking Pereda warned that the frauds he Upper Great Lakes Region, the Middle Mississippi Valley Amerbelle Carp. 104 East Barker. ESCAA Field fireplace, porch, double lot bedrooms. Beautifully dangers that exist at this moment for ticut until August 7, 1978 at salary open. Call 522-3121. Training Division, Box 619, $10,900. Ask for Alibrio to show attributed to the opposition would Banzer. and the Souther Plains Region. Elsewhere weather is fair in Main Street, Rockville. Apply (100’ X too’). Lake Chaffee in decorated. Many extras! the nation " 11:00 a.m. for the following: between 9 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. DRIVER Wading River, New York. you this line properly. Group 1 general. Maximum temperatures include: Atlanta 89, PRINTING ASSEMBLY and MACHINE Zinsser Agency, 646-1511. Ashford, 40 minutes Northeast Edwards Realty, 644-9000. Banzer's military government Replacement of two (2) An E q u a l O p p o rtu n ity 11792. Boston 86, Chicago 84, Cleveland 84, Dalis 90, Denver 77, opeioperators. Days, Will train. of Hartford. Excellent for declared a state of siege throughout Employer. • MULTILITH OPERATORS - All shifts. year round living or vacation MANCHESTER VICINITY - floor urinals. Duluth 70, Houston 89, Jacksonville 94, Kansas City 84, Little Call!all 646-5756. The Town of Manchester is Must be experienced. NEEDED Situation Wanted 15 home. Owner. 633-8927 or 281- 5‘/2-room. Aluminum Sided the country, suspended civil rights Rock 91, Los Angeles 77, Miami 88, Minneapolis 78, New an equal opportunity PERSON QUALIFIED in 4322. Ranch. Large lot for garden and activities of students, many of Orleans 89, New York 88, Phoenix 105, San Francisco 72, building maintenance and • BINDERY MACHINE OPERATOR - MECHANIC POSITION Jurisdiction unclear employer, and requires an af­ The “HeraliT' has a RESPONSIBLE Mother will and privacy. Fireplaced living them leftists, imposed a 10 p.m. Seattle 79, St. Louis 88 and Washington 91. grounds care needed at AVAILABLE care for children in my home. room. Full cellar, 3 bedrooms firmative action policy for all Second shift. Must have some experience MANCHESTER - 7 room, 3 curfew and banned meetings of more Wickham Park. Full time, Route open in Bolton. LOOKINQ FOR APPLY IN PERSON Call 646-1076 • 5 to 8 p.m. only. bedroom Cape on large lot in Only $44,900. Group I, Keith of its Contractors and Vendors on folders & cutters. COMPANY BENEFITS than three persons. in bank bilking case permanent position. For inter­ nice residential area. Real Estate, 646-4128. as a condition of doing view, call Mr. Maron, 528- Good opportunity for a EXTRA INCOME? CECCARELLI La Paz was calm although tanks Apply in person or call 643-HOI. MEDICAL SECRETARY - Fireplaced den, garage, gar­ business with the Town, as per aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaata** 0856, experienced only please. F0RD/PEU8E0T Seeking employment in den space. Call Katherine MANCHESTER 5-room and armored personnel carriers took MONTPELIER, Vt. (UPI) - A Investigation, which suggested the Federal Order 11246. Help Wantad 13 Company paid liberal benefit program. An mature, responsible ROUTE e Manchester area, after Bourn, 742-8646, J. Watson Ranch aluminum siding, 4 □ EMPLOYMENT Sell our Money Making COLUMBIA. CT. over control of the city bank computer uncovered the towns where the culprit passed the Bid forms, plans and CHOOSE YOUR OWN equal employment opportunity employer. line of calendars, August 1. AS Degree, 7 years’ Beach Co., Manchester Of­ appliances. Immediate oc­ HOURS At home on the phone person. A group of civilians and military scheme, but no one seems to have nine bogus state lottery prize checks specifications are available at CLERK TYPIST - 9 to 5 p.m. Male/Female. promotional advertising experience in medical field. fice. 647-9139. Equal Housing cupancy. Convenient to shop­ men calling itself a "nationalist were looking into it. But police in the General Services Office, Help Wanted 13 Monday thru Friday. Send servicing our customers. 249- • Call 649-9974, after 5 p.m. Opportunity. ping. $43,500. Call 644-0727. declared jurisdiction over the case of 7773. and gifts to local rebellion" against international Bennington and Wilmington, where 41 Center Street, Manchester, resume to Box R, c/o the culprit who figured out how to ALLIED PRINTING SERVICES, INC. GALL TOM businesses. No investment MANCHESTER - Garrison Connecticut. SALES POSITION - Straight Manchester Herald. THREE BEDROOM Con­ Communism seized radio stations in bilk several southern Vermont banks the phony checks showed up earlier commissions, leads furnished MASSEUSES - Experienced 579 Middle Turnpike W. or collections. Full or part dominium - 2 full baths. 2 half Colonial in Forest Hills area Manchester, Conn. 06040 6 4 7 -9 9 4 7 Santa Cruz, declared Pereda the this week, said they have no in­ Town of Manchester, to homeowners. Call 242-5402. or will train for THE BODY time. Prompt, friendly ser­ CARRIER baths, family room, all 9 rooms, 5 bedrooms, out of $2,700. Connecticut □ EDUCATION president-elect and ordered that his State Lottery Director Henry vestigation under way. SHOP, Manchester. Call 646- vice with nation’s largest appliances, air conditioned, fireplaced family room, 2'z Robert B. Weiss, OIL BURNER MECHANIC - 9880 for interview, appoint­ wall-to-wall. Fully decorated. baths, 2 car garage. Call chief rival, former President Hernan Malkus says the state police are in­ In Brattleboro, police said they are IF YOU ARE an attractive Permanent job on staff of long districulor, rated AAA-i. Generai Manager motivated woman we need ment, Weekly commissions and NEEDED Private Intlrucllont 18 Choice location. $44,500. Prin­ Arthur or Suzanne Shorts, 646- Sites Zuazo. be deported on grounds vestigating. But a spokesman at the oniy investigating one fraudulent established fuel oil company. 057-07 you. If you are looking for a liberal bonus. Write cipals only. 646-7799. 3233. J. Watson Beach Co. he was leading a Communist plot to check passed there and they haven’t Must be licensed and have COOKS. DISHWASHERS. Rutland barracks says they don’t glamorous, challenging posi­ Richard Lowe, Vice REMEDIAL READING and Manchester Office, 647-9139 take over Bolivia. references. Mellen White & WAITRESSES. Part and full math; individualized work Equal Housing Opportunity. handle con men. turned up many leads yet. tion, with a new Persian P a lsh a w , 107 B u rn sid e Pres./Sales, Dept, 2133, Fountain Village COLUMBIA-We have just Militarv sources in Santa Cruz said S lie K e r a U i cosmetic line, you need us. time, days or nights. Apply in program, (tst-8th grade) by Listed a clean 2 bedroom. 5 •So said the Bureau of Criminal Avenue, East Hartford. person at Tacoral. 246 Broad Newton Mfg. Co., New­ CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 236-2381, 633-3M. ■Retail Opportunitiesopportunities Manchester master's degree teacher. 568- room Ranch near center of MANCHESTER DEAL FELL Street, Manchester. ton. Iowa 50208. 8075. town with a country setting through, Musi sell! 6 room RN, LPN, 7 to 3 and 3 to 11 for $38,900. Petreus Realty. older Colonial with loads of WANTED - Gas station atten­ shifts. Good pay, good dant, full or part time. WANTED - Precision CALL 647-9946 742-6270 or 228-3777. charm. Painted and ADVERTISING benefits and working condi­ Machinist. Experienced on 3 Ch a n n e l 19 Schoolt-Claises remodeled Make an offer. Doctors ready to fight Mature, responsible person tion. Apply in person, Vernon DEADLINE for third shift. References, D Bridgeport & Cintimatic NO BROOK, Only $41,900. East coast realty Manor, 180 Regan Road, Ver­ N/C. First or second shift. FOR THE BEST - Manchester CONSERVATORY - or 528-9668, evenings 528-4916. Call 871-1698. non. 12.00 noon the day before Top wages and benefits. Gymnastic School. 3 to 5 TENNIS COURT - it's all publication. IS COMING TO TOOLMAKERS - Machinists. Please apply in person: The CARRIER pupils per teacher. FREE in­ house. Just square honest EAST HARTFORD - Quiet Deadline for Saturday knd Apply 81 Commerce Street, Le-Mi Corporation. 190 Tunnel NURSES troductory lesson with this ad. value. 6 rooms, 1 car attached neighborhood surrounds this Legionnaires’ Disease Monday Is 12:00 Noon Friday. CHOOSE YOUR OWN Glastonbury. PTG Company. Road, Vernon, Conn. 06066. Call 646-6306, or 646-3549. garage and large landscaped tastefully decorated 5 room HOURS at home on the phone JCEpED R H ’S -L P N ’S lot. Ranch on bus line. Colonial. Fireplaced rec- with other problems before contrac­ diagnosis as soon as possible. So if Telephone 633-7631, servicing our customers. 249- MANCHESTER SECURITY GUARDS - Must Needed for Staff relief in Convenient to schools church, room East Coast Realty 528- BURLINGTON. Vt. lUPl) - ting Legionnaires’ Disease. the disease is confirm ^ or very like­ PLEASE READ 7773. Channel Home Centert, Americe’t feeteet growing chain of DO IT YOURSELF X" SALES PERSON be 18 years or older. Have own HOME CENTERS is opening a brand new afore on Middle TumpNtemeer Broad ef. . ffighlMid Street, area convalascant homaa shopping. 3 bedrooms and a 9668, evenings 646-7603. Despite confirmation Friday of Ver­ The other six patients stricken this ly, we can start the appropriate car. Telephone, and a clean □ REAL ESTATE snug Den with fireplace. YOUR AD Experienced Full Time Retail LEGAL SECRETARY - Ver­ Outstanding opportunities, both full and part time for mature men and women «4>0 and hoapltala. mont's first 1978 death from Legion­ treatment.” police record. Men or women have an up-beal personality, a heipful attitude and are eager to grow with us/We Somerset Drive Bonus: stove, refrigator, dis­ FOUR BEDROOM year recovered. Last year, an out­ Furniture Store position with non Law firm seeks full time State epidemiologist Dr. Richard Ctasalfled ads are taken over emphasis in Caipeting and wanted for Manchester and are staffing the following departments: homes For Sale 23 hwasher, disposal and 400 lb. COLONIAL- 2'/2 baths. Fami­ naires' Disease, doctors believe break of the disease claimed 17 lives the phnno as a convenience. legal secretary with good & Candlewood YOUR CHOICE OF Draperies. Call Mr. Larco, Stafford Springs areas. If you • CASHIERS • PAINT capacity freezer to the Quick- ly room off large kitchen. medical personnel are better in Vermont and made more than 40 Vogt says doctors were prepared this The Herald Is responsible for typing and short hand skills. Watkins, 643-5171. qualify, call 203-443-1837 or a ELECTRICAL a PLUMBING \ Drive Area, • Location TWO BEDROOM COLONIAL to-Jump buyer. $46,900 for the Dining room with sliders to prepared to light the illness now than others less seriously ill. year. only one Incorrect Insertion Friendly atmosphere. apply to Northeast Security, whole works! Group 1, Keith deck. Many more extras' and then only to the size of the Competitive salary and fringe • HARDWARE • RECEIVING Manchester. p Shift RANCH - Quality home, dou­ when it killed 17 people last year. Cases have been reported in 19 “After what happened last original Insertion. Errors which BOOKKEEPER - Immediate IM Williams Street, New Lon­ • HOUSEW ARES SECURITY GUARDS ble landscaped lot. Excellent Real Esatate 646-4126. Private treed yard. Mid $60s. benefits. Experience don, Conn., Monday thru a • Days Call owner, 649-7847. Dr. Harry Beaty, chief of medicine, other states since the disease first at­ summer with Legionnaires’ Disease do not lessen the value of the opening. Experienced needed • LUMBER a W ALLPAPER location. $45,000. No realtors advertisement will not be cor­ preferred. Phone 646-1974. Friday, 10 to 4. Part time or full time. ANDOVER - Six-room at Medical Center Hospital where the tracted wide attention in the summer we decided to get ready this year, to for busy office to work with Retell experience prelerred but we will Ireln ihpee higbly motivated, emart and Please Call please. 646-3026. rected by an additional Inser­ Contemporary under con­ COLUMBIA LAKE- keep watch for the thing and catch it accounts payable and REAL ESTATE Marketing team eplrlted. We oiler attractive ealarlea, benellta and generouB employee die- CALL 643-9515 man was a patient, said Friday vic­ of 1976 when it killed 29 people at an tion. receivable. Mature person MAN WANTfeD To train as MANCHESTER - 9 rooms, 5 struction. Fireplaced living Immaculate 3 Bedroom tims of the severe respiratory illness A m erican Legion convention in early where we can,” he said recent­ Representative - Manchester, Polybag machine set-up man 6 4 7 -9 9 4 6 AID & ASSISTANCE room, 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, Ranch custom built in 1969. preferred. Call for appoint­ East Hartford Vernon areas. bedroom Colonial. First floor are now being tested, diagnosed and Philadelphia. Researchers have for small East Hartford of North Eastern Conn. family room, 21/2 baths, 2 car garage, spacious lot: Quick Large lot in choice area, near ly- ment, 528-9680. Earn lucrative commission. successfully treated with antibiotics since isolated a previously un­ Four MCH radiologists who took X- manufacturing plant. This job Inc. garage, $72,900. Call Arthur or occupancy. Call Arthur or lake with lakefront privileges Receive professional requires basic mechanical GUSTDMn Suzanhe Shorts, 646-3233. J. Call Arthur or Suzanne Shorts. earlier recognized bacterium believed rays of patients suffering from the PLUMBER WANTED. 357 East Center Street, Suzanne Shorts, 646-3233. J. Experienced in new construc­ guidance, education, com­ skills, and may be first, se­ “ ANYTIME nUK-MOMMIITEE Watson Beach Co., Watson Beach Co., 646-3233. J Watson Beach Co., The state Health Department an­ ADVERTISING prehensive marketing tools. MANCHESTER PARKADE Manchester responsible for the disease. disease last year recently warned tion. Call 643-2636. cond or third shift as required. Dnl« iwr a p An m M eerTT^rw ihii the Manchester Office, 647-9139. Manchester Office, 647-9139. Manchester Office, 647-9139. nounced Friday a male patient whom "Last year put us in a position to their colleagues around the state to RATES Call Mr. Sammartino, Only mature, responsible, Middle Turnpike near Broad Street o k ef i m w m n hea* It s m n i Equal Housing Opportunity. Equal Housing Opportunity. Equal Housing Opportunity Fireside Realty, Inc, 647-9144. (Former Treasure’Clty Department Store) 1h* BnAB kMp'i odidv* CmtmR** they declined to identify died at identify the disease earlier this be alert when taking X-rays of PART TIME John Deere dependable applicants need Trafcji Hm . $** fhi.iwy Ir t ip IrthiRi ir 1 d a y ___li e word per day loader-operator, to grade apply. Interviews will be / Manchester, Connecticut ilrWh MR ktMS s t in s s i Inti hi ewhf Medical Center Hospital in early Ju- year." Beaty said. "This year, in all patients with pneumonia symptoms. SECRETARY WANTED - iMtaralN ^^j* wrmIb hf 3 daya ... lOe vrord per day around swimming pools. Mor­ arranged for qualfied f CHANNEL HOME CENTERS l.v cases the disease has been suspected They said although X-rays won’t 6 daya .... 9 i word per day Bookkeeping and typing frttlir latfiriL Mri h| iptcU HniMNMk nings or afternoons. 742-7309. applicants. Call 528-9471 Corp. H.Q.: 945 Route 10, Whippany, N.J. li Mail n a m th* ew ^. hr h A oM Beaty said the man. the fifth case within the first few hours of the positively diagnose Legionnaires' 26 daya .... 6e word per day experience required.rt Inter- between 8 a.m. and 4 p.m. 93WII 15 worda $2.00 minimum An Equal Opportunity Employer at the hospital in 1978 and the seventh patient being admitted to the Disease, they can tip physicians to PART TIME GENERAL views by appointmentipoiii only. Happy A d s ...... $2.30 inch Call 649-3665. HERITAGE in the state, may not have survived hospital. the possible presence of the disease. CLERKS, for evenings and BOOKKEEPER e CHANNEC Experienced. Hebron Board HUMt: CENTERS HOMES FOR LIVINQ NETWORK anyway because he was seriously ill ‘We are more able to make the weekends. Must be mature and flexible. Call 643-5147 for MECHANIC - Experienced on of ^ucation. Call 228-9458. appointment. brakes and exhaust work. Must have tools. Good pay and TRUCK-DRIVERS WANTED ATTENTION - PARTY PLAN commission. Liberal benefits. -101 and 102 License, Call 568- ADMINISTRATOR Cleveland’s reform mayor - New exciting 1978 Toy & Gift Phone 646-6606. 5725. TitlB^Fottor Parent Program Line! Dealers and Manager FULL TIME BAKER - needed. Highest commissions. EXPERIENCED WELDER, FACTORY OPENINGS Masters Degree In a Social Service related field end Building-Contracting 33 No investment. Or take ad­ Experience in baking breads steel and aluminum. Display one year of teaching experience required. Teaching Services Offered fights for political life vantage of our Special and pastries. Call Cavey’s Craft. Manchester, 643-9557. experience In Parent Effectiveness Training preferred. Ealabliahed growing company noada GENERAL CARPENTRY. Summer Bonus Offer and Restaurant, 643-2751 for an ap­ cm TREE SERVICE - Free CARPET INSTALLATION - EXTERIOR HOUSE pointment. Individual will work with the development of Social Ser­ Repairs, Remodeling, Book a Party now. Call EXPERIENCED person for machiniala, engravara, N.C., and Bridgeport vices and Children Youth Services to develop estimates, discount senior Stair Shifts. Repairs. Caroets. PAINTING - Professional Ik results without the cost. Garages, Additions, Porches, C L E V E L A N D I U P I ) - Collect 673-0494, or write purchasing / inventory work. oporalora. We make apoclalizad machinery that curriculum, provide instruction and administrate a citizens. Company Steam Cleaning. Free Decks, Rec Rooms, Cleveland's "Boy Wonder " mayor, SANTA’S PARTIES, Avon, Display Craft, Manchester, Manchester owned and Estimates. Call 649:6265. Years of experience. Fully in­ Kucinich." Asked about a Democratic Party FANTASTIC JOB OFFER - offers challenge and variety. Qood atarting ratea program to train present and proapective foster sured. For free estimate, call Hatchways, roofing. Gutters Dennis Kucinich. at 31 the youngest Conn. ()601. 643-9557. operated. Call 646-1327. Formica, Ceramic Til. Call The mayor, in typical fashion, poll released earlier this week that INDEX $800 per month to start. All and company paid fringe bonefita. Call ua lor the parents. HOUSEWORK GOT YOU 529-7009. big-city mayor in the nation, faced year round or just for Dan Moran 643-2629. declined an invitation to address the showed him narrowly winning the, NOTICES MACHINIST - Experimental. EXPERIENCED CABINET beat opportunity. Salary $4,400 for 4 months. Fringe benefits Include: ROOM ADDITIONS, DOWN? General cleaning, beefed up opposition Friday in his summer.Because of new R.J. MAGOWAN & SONS - convention and instead went bowling. recall balloting, he comment^, “I 1 — Loit and Found Must be experienced in MAKERS, excellent opening. Group Life and Health Insurance and State Retirement Dormers, kitchens, garages, steam extraction carpet FARRAND REMODELING ■ 2 — Porionoli headquarters, we have Third Generation. Painting & fight to stay in city hall. Bridgeport ana Lathe. Must Display Craft Manchester, Programs as well as vacation and sick leave. Starting rec-rooms, suspended ceilings cleanng, floor waxing & strip­ Specializing Cabinets and For­ The drive to remove him from of­ think this is going to be an extremely 3 — Announcomonu openings in our product' dis­ 643-9557. and roofing, 528-8958. ping, window cleaning, carpet Paperhanging Free His own bem ocralic Party joined 4 Entorttlnmonl be able to do own set up. date August 28, 1978. mica Tops, Rooting, Gutters. fice began four months ago, when he close election. play department. No NOBLE & W ESTBRO O K To apply send resume by August IS, Including & upholstery shampooing. Estimates. Fully Insured. the pnwerlul ranks of police, unions 5 — Auction* Scharr Industries, 243-0343. experience necessary. Income Room Additions, Decks. fired popular Police Chief Richard "But I’ll need my supporters to get NOW TAKING references to: Dean James 0. Tatro, Division of Com­ LAWN MAINTENANCE. Professional/Insured. Free Telephone 646-1959. and business commuity leaders FINANCIAL based on performance. Must 20 WESTBROOK STREET Repairs. Phone 643-6017 Hongisto. Hongisto, recently named out and vote,” the mayor said, MILLWRIGHT - Experienced APPLICATIONS For full­ munity Services, Manchester Community College, 60 Reasonable and dependable Estimates. Call seeking to drive the self-styled • Bond*-Stock*-Mort0*go« I be able to start immediately. time employment for sewing EAST HARTFORD college veteran now accepting DOMESTICARE at 643-1945. to head the New York State prison pointing out that in a recall election - Por*on*l loan* in machine repairs, on textile For interview call 872-8713, Bldwell Street, Manchester, Ct. 06040. Manchester maverick reformer from office in the - In*ur*nc* and coating equipment. machine service technicians. An equti OpportunKr Eraploiref jobs in your area. Call 289- Roollng-Sldlng-Chlmney 34 system, charged he was pressured by it may be easier to get people to the between 9 a.m. and 9 p.m. Will train. Mechanical ability Community College Is an Equal Opportunity Employer 4535. A-1 TREE SERVICE - Will first recall election in the city’s CMPI.OVMENT Scharr Industries, 243-0343. Building Contracting 33 top Kucinich aides to back off on an polls who want to throw him out of of­ Tuesday and Wednesday only. helpful. Excellent employee and Adheres to the Principles of Affirmative Action. cut and clear unwanted or history on Aug, 13. 13 - Hglp Wanlgd BIDWELL Home Improve­ investigation into bribe-taking by fice. 14 — Buiinatt Opportunitia* FULL TIME POSITION benefits and paid vacations. REWEAVING burns, holes. dead trees. Please call and ment Co. Expert installation The Cuyahoga County Democratic 15 — Situation Wantad TWO REAL ESTATE Apply in person. Singer Com­ Zippers, umbrellas repaired. receive our Low Estimates, of aluminum siding, gutters some city officials. Having to resolve one exhausting available. Must meet tough salespeople to join our expan­ SUNSHINE Party Convention voted EDUCATION ualifications. Must also be pany, 856 Main S tre et, Window shades, Venetian 649-3571. and trims. Roofing installa­ Organizers of the recall drive — a municipal crisis after another, 16 — Privala Inaiructlon* ding staff. We need to flfl up Manchester. An Equal Oppor­ blinds. Keys. TV for rent. CONTRACTORS overwhelmingly Thursday night in Qepcndable, willing to work, lAIumtnum siding, storms, gutters. tion and repairs 649-6495, 871- coalition of old-line political groups Kucinich has had little time to cam­ 19 — Schoolt-Classa* our new office. Members of tunity Employer. Marlow's, 867 Main St. 649- A-1 LIGHT TRUCKING - favor of the recall drive. A precise 20 — Instruction* Wantad honest, strong, quick, agile. PART TIME TEILEB ■Carpentry work. Interior, exterior 2323. spanning both the Democratic and paign lately, as he does battle with a Group 1 and it's 8 office 5221. Appliances, furniture and ■ Electrical work. Frcees* tally was not taken, but only about 20 Intelligent, able bodied, plus facilities. Best of com­ Republican parties — gathered some belligerent City Council, an em­ REAL ESTATE some. Apply in person, 7- MAN TO WORK in Hardware SECOND SHIFT pianos moved. Cellars, attics, [timale*. SPECIALIZING cleaning and of 600 committeemen and women 23 — Homa* for S*la missions and conditions. store. Full time. Apply in per­ Hartford National Bank, one of Connecticut's oldest and ODD JOBS Done - Cellars, at­ and garages cleaned. For all 6434453 or 643-0367 repairing chimneys, roof, new 39,000 signatures on petitions to bittered police force and unhappy 24 — Lot*-Land lor Sala Eleven Store, 509 Center Keith Real Estate, ask for largest banks, has a attending voted to support Kucinich. 25 — Invasimant PropaMy Street, Manchester. son. Manchester Hardware. PRODUCTION OPERATORS tics, garages, yards cleaned, your Light Trucking needs. roofs. Free estimates. 30 force the recall election. municipal worker unions. 26 ^ fiu*ina** Proparty Jeff, 646-4126. 877 Main Street. moving, trucking. Loam for For the Lowest Prices, call years Experience. Howley. About 150 abstained from voting. 27 — Rasort Proparty PART TIME TELLER POSITION The mayor has made little direct He was able to meet the municipal available at our Middle Turnpike Branch, ipeated at 330 sale. Lawn service. No job to 649-3571. WES ROBBINS carpentry 643-5361. "No one here gets any personal 26 — Raal Estata Wantad big or small. 568-8522. remodeling specialist. Ad­ satislaction out of this," County comment on the upcoming recall payroll this week only by ignoring a West Middle Turnpike, Manchester. The schedule for this balloting in recent days as he City Council ordinance, passed Mon­ MISC. SERVICES W t are growing faat, and ara now starting a position is as follows: Monday 8:15 a.m. til closing, A&W PAINTING - Quality ditions, rec rooms, dormers, ROOFER WILL install roof, Democratic Chairman Timothy F. • Service* Otiarad COMPLETE CARPET & Tile workmanship. Interior and built-ins, bathrooms, scrambled to meet city payrolls and day, forbidding him to ^ rro w from 32 — Pamting-Papanng second sbHt. Applicants must have previous Tuesday 8:45 a.m. to 12:30 p.m., Wednesday 8:45 a.m. til siding or gutters for low dis­ Hagan said after the vote. "But we 33 — Building-Coniracting production metal working exparionco, using 12:30 p.m., Tlmrsday 3:00 p.m. til 8 p.m., Friday 8:45 a.m. installation and repairs. Free exterior. Fully insured. kitchens, 649-3446. count price. Call Ken at 647- continued a heated dispute with the city’s bond and note accounts to 34 — Rootng-Siding estimates. Call Pat, at 646- Wayne 649-7696. now urge the voters of this once- 35 — Haaling-Plumbing drill praasaa, miliars, lathes, grinders, etc. til closing. 1566. police union leaders after a chaotic, meet day-to-day expenses. A court Applicant must possess good math and clerical skills and 3745, after 5 p.m. CUSTOM CARPENTRY - great cily to vote to recall Dennis 36 — Flooring Hours ara 3:30 to 12 p.m. Air conditioned, am* MATURE WOMAN available homes. Additions, Repairs, 19-hour police strike last week. battle is expected on that action. 37 — Moving-Trucking-Storaga ICLIP & MAIL the ability to deal with the public. Walkin interviews will 35 Heeling-Plumbing 38 — Service* Wanted pie parking and good fringes. be conducted Tuesday July 25th., between 9 a.m, and 3 ED’S LIGHT TRUCKING- At­ to babysit one child- in Cabinets. Call Gary Cushing, 345-2009. MISC. FOR SALE tics and cellars cleaned. MayberiV Village area. Call p.m. Please apply: Reasonable rates. Call 646- 289-6592 days or early SEWERLINES, sink lines, 40 _ Household Goods cleaned with electric cutters, 41 — Articles for Sale NAME 1943 fr free estimate. evenings. TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY Postmaster says contract 42 X Building Supplies MAIL TO: HIGH STANDARD, INC. HARTFORD NATIONAL BANK A TRUST Carpentry and general con­ by professionals. McKinney 43 — Pat* -Bird*- Dogs 777 Main Street, Personnel Dept. 5tli Floor tracting. Residential and Bros. Sewage Disposal Com­ 44 X Live*lock ADDRESS 31 Praatiga Park Circle ROTO TILLING - Established WILL HAUL away free of Hartford, Conn. Gardens & Flower beds. charge all scrap metal and old commercial. Whether it be a pany. 643-5308. 45 X Boat* S Accassona* East Hartford /4n E^iul Opportunity Employor M/F 40 _ Sporting Good* Reasonable. Call 646-7644, furniture. Will also clean small repair job, a custom 47 ^ Garden Products CITY ManufSchirfng/iWarksIfng Sporting Firearms after 5:00 p.m. cellars and attics. 644-0209. built home or anything in NO JOB TO Small - Toilet 46 — Antiques repairs, plugged drains, will not increase rates 49 _ Wtntad to Buy P.O. BOX 591 between, call 646-1379. STATE BRICK, BLOCK, STONE. kitchen faucet replaced, RENTALS ManchMtar, Conn. 06040 Fireplaces, concrete.Chimney Painting-papering 32 CARPENTRY & Masonry - repaired, rec rooms, Boiger was called to the bargaining Workers will vote on the contract 52 X Room* for Rant Additions and remodeling. bathroom remodeling, heat Hy ROHKKT SHEPAlin 53 — Apartment* tor Rant ZIP repairs. No job too small. table by chief federal mediator by secret ballot over the next 30 days. 54 X Homaa tor Rant EXAMPLE: Save! Call 644-8356 for es­ INTERIOR - EXTERIOR Free estimates. Call Athony modernization, etc. Free WASHINGTON (UPII - A new Wayne Horvitz at 2:30 a.m., after Declining to recommend ratification 55 X Bu*inas**for Rant timates. Painting - And odd jobs. Two Squiticote, 649-0811. Estimate gladly given. M & M 56 X Resort Property for Rant PHDNE 15 Words for 6 Days The Sentry Plumbing & Heating. 649-2871. postal contract that gives mail negotiators had stopped the clock at of the pact, Andrews said, “I'll let 57 X Wanted to Rani experienced College students. handlers a key job security clause midnight, to end a final stalemate. them decide.” 56 X Misc. for Rant IMMEDIATE QUALITY CARPENTRY By Please call 568-4641. CARPENTRY - Repairs, □ CHECK ENCLOSED Only *8.10 Free Home Harp Construction Additions, remodeling, additions, gar­ MANCHESTER PLUMBING and an average 6.5 percent annual Later Boiger told reporters the Under the next contract, workers AUTOMOTIVE & HEATING-Repairs. 6f X Autosvfor Sala roofing, siding, decks and gar­ PAINTING - Interior and ages, roofing. Call David Remodeling. Pumps repaired salary increase will help the govern­ agreement was non-inflationary and were guaranteed a top salary in­ 62 X Truck* for SHa OPENINGS Evaluation. ages. Call anytime, 643-5001. exterior, paperhanging, Patria, 644-1796. ment hold the line on postage stamp would not contribute to an increase in crease of 19.5 percent over a three 63 X Heavy Equipment lot Sila I FILL IN DNE WORD PER RLANK - MINIMUM 15 WORDS / replaced. Free estimates. 64 — Molorcyclas-Bicyclo* excellent work References, Electric drain-snaking. 24- rates, Postmaster General William the price of stamps over the next year period, a spokesman said. That 65 — Campars-Trailars-Moblla | W hat Is your hom e worth? O ur professionals c'Si, Free estimates. Fully in­ LEON CIESZYNSKI Builder - New homes custom built HOUR SERVICE. 6464)237. Bolgcr said Friday. three years. would include scheduled wage in­ Homa* 1 2 3 4 5 ON SECOND AND THIRD help you price your home to sell faster and sured. Martin Matson, 649- 66 X Automotive Service ! 4431 remodeled, additions, rec The three-year contract, initialed It was “a very fair settlement, fair creases of 2 percent the first year, 3 67 X Autos for Rant-Leese easier. We -will provide you with complete BUILDING Maintenance and rooms, garage, kitchens 9 SHIFTS at 4 a.m. at the end of a 14-hour ses­ to the postal workers and fair to the percent the second year and 5 per­ ) B 7 B 10 < marketing, financial, and economic Information; Repair Service - painting, remodeled, bath tile, cement remodeling, carphntry, or QUALITY PAINTING and sion. averted threatened wildcat public.” Boiger said. cent the third year. Paper Hanging by Willis work. Steps, dormers, For the following position*: No obligation. No pressure. No sales pitch. Of whatever, commercial and residential or commercial. strikes among the 570,000 postal Appearing before a Senate hearing Cost-of-living increases and other 11 12 13 14 iB j Schultz. Foully insured, R&R Penonele course we'd like to sell your home for you. That's residential, 667-2367. Call 649-4291. workers covered by the contract. on Thursday. Boiger said with a adjustments would make up the DRILLINQ SCREENING references. 649-4343. our business. A nd we're confident you will select PLUMBING A bout 75 d is s a tis f ie d union responsible contract, '“We can go at balance, giving workers an average RIDE WANTED from 16 if IB 19 n COMPLETE LAWN CARE PLATING QC INSPECTION us once you've seen our professionals at work. PAINTING - Interior / FIRST CLASS Carpentry - members set up picket lines outside least 2 ‘/2 years without an in­ 6.5 percent increase annually, the Manchester to New Britain, SERVICE. Mowing, edging, AND HEATING FABRICATION shrubbery trimmed; weed and EXTERIOR. best Remodeling and Additions. the U.S. Postal Service bulk mail crease.” spokesman said. early morning hours. Call 23 2 4 ' it Workmanship! Quality Paint! Kitchens and Rec Rooms. 35 after 5. 643-1257. 21 22 pest control. Reasonable SUPPLIES center in Jersey City early Friday Contract reaction from union Under the no layoff clause, GET MORE ,with rates. 647-9260. Lowest Prices! Dan Shea, 646- years experience! For Free Apply Estimates, call 646-4239. • Salas and union leaders in New York had leaders was varied. 23 29 30- ' 5424. workers were guaranteed that S ------27 a Parts some difficulty with workers repor­ "You're never satisfied," said automation and economy measures 50 HARRISON STREET MAGNA VOX authorized fac­ £atertalnmenl tory service on color and EXTERIOR PAINTING - CUSTOM HOMES, Additions a S a n ie s ting after the old contract ran out at Emmet Andrews, general president would not eliminate their jobs. I T " ------33 34 35 MANCHESTER SENTRY Average House $200. 5 years’ recreation rooms, roofing, n — ------black and while TV. Stereo, midnight. of the 285,000 member American The current average salary, with HALF PRICE on Guitars pm Real Estate Services inc. phonograph. A&B Electronic. experience. Quality Work! siding Quali^ Work! Best 6 4 9 -6 5 7 4 between 10 am and 4 References. Call Steve at 646- Prices! Bud 'Talaga, 742-8732, But a Postal Service spokesman Postal Workers Union, largest of the the cost-of-living included, is $17,980. etcetera. Rivers Music, 7 2VConwc»cultoulm ard.EaitHaitlard 2894331 1160 New Britain Ave., West i • ------JY------u 32 15 ' ' 4966. or 646-4501. said aside from the Jersey City four negotiators. "You always want I'hat will go up approximately $3,500 Main Steet, New Britain, 225- N I a Hartford, 561-6655. pickets, the mails appeared to be 1977. Free price list. Open till — a better deal — but frankly we were over the next three years. 9 p.m. going through normallv at the end of the line." ie 1 7 L MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Ciinn.. Sat.. July 22, 1978 - I’AGK NINETEEN ACROSS 5 Environment Answer to Previous Puzzle , agency (ebbr.) PAGE EIGHTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn,, Sat., July 22. 1978 D a 7 iDTiTiJI 1 Cameroon 6 Timing ••••••••••••••••••******** FWUKIUD EMiST D 1 E •••••••••••••••••••••••*** tribe 7 Desertlike A \ A ChariM M. Schultz Hou$9hoM G ood! 40 A rtM m tor Sato 4 Aslin country S Behind H om n For Stio 22 Pool EfMM Wantod 28 Y o L EllJ TWO PAIRS of bucket seats 9 Understand S Sunflower HEBRON AREA-Impresslve MAY WE BUY your home? EARLY AMERICAN from Pontiac. 1 pair red, 1 10 Thicket stiti (ibbr.) DINING ROOM SET - Table Dear Abby 13 Top 10 300, Roman Quick, fair, all cash and no . . . 7 Room Colonial. First floor pair white. Excellent condi­ W f iU .g 11 Dislike play room or office. Screened problems. Call Warren E. 72” , plus 2 leaves, 2 Captain's tion. $50 pair. 633-0131. 14 Cipsbility T SAif' UE'6 Howland. Realtors, 643-1108. and 4 Side Chairs, Hutch and 15 Sslie 12 Soap porch, garage, additional un­ T b m a k e Ingredient PART 0EA6LE ANP attached oversize garage, ap­ base, all solid maple. Can be SCREENED LOAM - Gravel, By Abigail Van Buren 16 Behave seen at 184 Famnam Road, 17 Idea (Fr.) 16 Auto club proximately 8 acres, taxes $1.- WOULD LIKE TO buy four sand, stone, fill, processed 19 Printer's PART PI5A5TER! 064. Robert Associates, 228- bedroom older Colonial - South Windsor, Route 5 to gravel. For deliveries, cali 18 Legume Sullivan Avenue, first left. 20 Ireland measure |pl.) 9274. Preferably in the Porter Sreet George H. Grilling, Inc. An- 21 Celebrations area. Please call private par­ Rye Street, left at stop sign, 23 Typical X Famham Road. Saturday or dover, 742-7886.______5 H ^ r . . . 26 Devour 22 Those In Invetiment Property 25 ty, at'647-1567. (abbr.) Sunday, 1 to 5 p.m., or call 568- DEAR ABBY: Chirlie and I have been nurried for 16 30 Nigerian office birds DARK LOAM Delivered - 5 trlbssmsn 23 Almost 36 These (Fr.) 46 Cone-boarIng EIGHT FAMILY HOUSE - In­ 3560. Asking $1500. yards, $34. plus tax. Also sand, years and have hid a fairly happy marriage. Charlie never l o ts w a n t e d - Private par­ 24 Flutaiike 36 Beginning tret come $850 a month. Tenants was the jealoua type, but I think he carries it to the other 31 New ty desires A or B zone lots in gravel and more stone 643- 7 -« . Tsitament Instrument socialite 48 Tax sgtney pay own utilities. Price $65.- WE BUY ti SELL Used Fur­ extreme. Manchester. Quick cash, top book 25 Gena Tierney 38 Profited (abbr.) 000 Financing and manage­ niture. One piece or entire We've become friendly with a rather odd couple who live price paid. 643-8012 after 5 33 Recent (prefix) role 40 Cage of an SO Woe It me ment availale. Call 423-6711 in household. Cash on the line. ONE PAIR ANTIQUE Satin in the same ‘‘condo.” Iny is 66, short, h t and generally 34 Sticky stuff 27 Articulate elevator 61 Ensnare Wiliimanlic. p.m. Furniture Bam. 646-0865. drapes- Austrialian valance- unattractive. Suxy (his tmrd wife) ia cute, sexy and about 35 Heal 28 Covered with 42 Flying saucers 53 Southern Jade, 144x84, $45. Touch and 61 . 26 years younger than Izzy. She obviously married him for 36 Trash pile (abbr.) state (abbr.) 5 PIECE DINETTE SET, sew sewing machine with Article* lor Sale S4 »utos For Sale figures WInthrop — Dick Cavalll FOUR FAMILY HOUSE - In­ 41 Apartment* For ffwit 53 tor Rant his money. 37 Publisher 44 Set of tools 64 Hamilton bill come $600 a month Tenants twin bed, draperies, ideal for Maple cabinet, $65., 25 gallon 29 Lids Lately Izzy has been getting much too friendly with me. Hugh____ 45 Australisn 55 Regulate pitch pay own utilities. Price $45,- Houtehold Goods 40 apartment. Table lamps and fish tank with filter and 32 Ledger entry other items. 568-9630. SINGER SEWING Machine. 149 OAKLAND ST R E ET . SINGLE HOME - 6Vk Rooms. MAVERICK 1971 standard 3- He's forever putting his hands on me. Once he suggested 39 Psrts of act A LITTLE \ 000 Financing available. Call accessories, $35. 2 Rupp snow With maple cabinet. 6 years 41 Bibiicai 4 6 6 7 1 REFRIGERATORS - Washers, Four rooms, heated apart­ Appliances. Available Sept. 1. speed, very good condition. "switching'' end when I looked shocked, he laughed and 1 2 3 LEVITY HELPS \ V’ J 423-6711 in Willimantic. mobiles-40 horse power, best old. Buttonhole attachment. I brother ment, $240 monthly. Security. Two children, one pet. $350. $1,050. Call 649-8787. said he was “only kidding.'' 13 TV WHILE V ranges, used, guaranteed and offer. Call 568-6559. year guarantee. $125 firm. 43 Alphabet 9 r 10 11 clean. New shipment 646-2426. Call 643-7757, or 646-7761. It seems the four of us are spending more and more time Business Property 26 □ MISC. FOR SALE Call 644-2967. CAPRI 2,000, 1974 4-speed. 44 Maintained AWAY THE damaged, GE and Frigidaire. TIRES - Ski boots, skis, bikes, together. Last night during a foursome of bridge st our 13 14 LON& lAoaps,. MANCHESTER MAIN Low mileage. Good Condition, p l^ , Izzy tried to pisy foot^ee with me. He slipped off hie 47 White iie Low prices. B.D. Pearl and sewing machine, and tent 49 Author 17 A SOFT ICE CREAM Truck Article* tor Sale 41 FULL SIZE BED frame, STREET 2 and 3 room apart­ flew tires. Call after 6:30 p.m. shoe end prscUcsUy bed his foot in my Ispl. I loudly told IS 16 readv to go. Call today. 203- Son. 649 Main Street, 643-2171. (10x16). May be seen at 108 spring and mattress, 2 years Fleming ment, heated, hot water, FREE DETAILS-Retire to an 528-6944. ______him off wwe Chsrlie end Suzy just set tMre. 32 677-8'll6, Scott Drive, Manchester, all old, $75. Kitchen set 4 chairs 52 Mimsr IB 19 20 2 ^ LOVE SEAT. Likj new condi­ ALUMINUM sheets used as appliances, no pets, parking, award winning Adult Mobile I get the impression thst Suzy doesn't cere who Izzy day Saturday. and table, crome frame, Home community with 1973 PINTO WAGON- 65 Variety of 27 28 29 tion, orange background with printing plates, .007 thick, security. 523-7047. lsys footsies with ss long as it Isn't her! (I think she must csbbsge 23 24 26 26 MANCHESTER - For sale excellent condition. Best guaranteed lifetime rent. Automatic Radial tires. 50,000 white florai print. Call alter 4 23x32 ", 25 cents each or 5 for SINGER SEWING MACHINE 56 Withom commercial building and offer. 647-9443. miles. Call 646-2209. Ksve something else going for her.) 30 31 32 33 p.m., 646-llM. $1. Phone 643-2711. May be and cabinet, 9x15 brown rug ATTRACTIVELY Paneled Heritage Village, 1101 Ranch m e lo ^ liquor store Call for details. Road, Vero Beach, Florida, Anyway, Suzy suggested that the four of us vacation picked up A.M. only. with pad, bathroom sinks and Two room apartm ent. Stove, 57 State (Fr.) 34 35 36 Marion E Robertson, SWIM POOL Distributor dis­ refrigerator, heat, electricity. 1977 PONTIAC FIREBIRD -6 somewhere toother. I made excuses why we couldn't, but DO YOU SEW? BRAID faucets. Call 649-3331. 32960. 58 Ciosed car Realtor. 643-5953, UNIFORMS WANTED -Cub posing of new 31' long above­ Adults, references. No pets. cylinder. Automatic. Air con- Charlie was u for it. 37 38 39 |40 RUGS? New fabric remnants »*ric CAC ntetj 4)00 oCiin __ j T*______10 AHH mlloc 59 Uh-huh Scouts. Boy and Girl Scout, ground pools complete with $175. 646-3167 , 228-3540. ditoning. am/fm. 12,000 miles. Is our marriage sick? I don't care to spend so much time 7.12. for sale. For $5.00 really WASHER - and like new sun deck, fencing, filter. 41 42 43 Real Eetate Wanted 28 pack it in a shopping bag. Brownies, nurses. East OHIces-Store* tor Rent 55 Perfect condition. Call 228- with this couple. Why should my husband want to? And DOWN dryer. Pool table, coffee Includes full installation. why ahouldnt he be annoyed -that another man makes 811 Main Street Manchester, 9 Catholic School. 649-1225. table, lamps. Telephone 569- ATTRACTIVELY Paneled 44 45 46 47 p8 49 5(1 51 ALL CASH For your property, Asking $639. Financing four room apartment. Stove, MANCHESTER STORE for passes St his wife? 1 Indian of Peru am-5 pm. 3547. ______Prlacllla’a Pop — Al Vermeer within 24 hours Avoid Red TWO 300 AMP Rectifiers - available. Call Harry collect refrigerator, hot water. No Rent - 249 Broad Street. 600 CHEVY IMPALA WAGON, Help me. 2 Safe from ex­ 62 53 54 55 . 203-236-5871. pets. Adults. $165. 646-3167, square feet. 643-5681. 1965 . 283 engine, runs. Best CHARLIE'S WIFE plosives Tape. Instant Service. Hayes WE BUY & SELL Used Fur­ Good condition. Good for FREE INSIDE DOORS-With 57 MOM SAVS '4 0 ' ^ Corporation, 646-0131. plating, or welding. Call 649- 228-3540. Available July 1st, offer. Call 649-7630 after 6p,m. (comp, wd.) 56 MOM SAVS VOU'RE VES, IT IS, GOSH, niture. One piece or entire hardware. 1381 Main Street, EVEREST JENNINGS 3 Be in debt PON'T household. Cash on the line. 3439 from noon til 6:00 p.m. DEAR WIFE: Tell Charlie that if he enjoys Ixzy’s 56 69 SAP BECAUSE SOU'LL PRISCILLA-V MEANS VOU'RE Glastonbury. Premier Wheelchair-Original 4 Rug surface SELLING your house? Call us Furniture Barn. 646-0865. FIVE ROOM DUPLEX - MANCHESTER - MODERN 1970 CHEVY WAGON -, company, he ehould lee him without you because that SOON BE 4 0 '" IS ^ BE WISER, MORE cost $676. Excellent condition. Excellent location. 2 OFFICE 400 square feet. Main Automatic, power first and we'll make you a NCR CASH REG ISTER - 20 GALLON FISH TANK-With fouraome haa become boreeome. (NfWIfAMR INTtRRRiSi ASSN) THAT TRUE, MR • ) SAP.' MATURE. MORE A good buy at $300, 646-2676. bedrooms, finished recreation Street, H/AC included. Call brakes/steering, air, hitch, cash offer! T.J. Crockett. GE ELECTRIC STOVE - Self- Reconditioned, with many pumps, light, 5 fish and (P.8. You could be right about Susy's h a v iu something BOTTS? ^PISTINGUISHEP Realtor, 643-1577. cleaning. excellent condition, totals. Call after 5:30 p.m., room, 1 1/2 baths, carpeting, 646-2469. air shocks. Does not burn oil. accessories. $50, or best offer. TRAINS - Complete set TRIX elM going for her. Juft meke sure it ten't Charlie.) $250. Kelvinator refrigerator, 228-3957. dishwasher, appliances, hook­ $895. 646-0280. •ANP JUS Call 649-9206 . TWIN (English HO) Model IMMEDIATE Cash for your frost-free, good shape $50. GE ups. Adults. $290. 646-6297,643- ROCKVILLE - 19 X 39 foot Win at Bridge OHINK- railroad, 5 engines, tenders, store on busy street. Large TOYOTA CORONA 1970- property Let us explain our matching Washer i Dryer, MOLDED FORMICA top and ONE OF A KIND - 7 foot 7023. 30 freight cars, cabooses, display windows. $125 Automatic. Good running con­ fair proposal. Call Mr. excellent condtion, $150 each. paneled bar with two shelves padded bar with railing and DEAR ABBY: Please print this letter! it may open the plenty of track and switches, TWO BEDROOM DUPLEX - monthly. Lease required. Lee Belfiore. 647-1413. 568-6303. and four stools.$175 . 646-6028. formica top. $400. 643-5968. dition. $500. Call 646-3149, eyes of many anny, vindictive divorced parenta who are many buildings. $50 takes it $200 w ithout u tilities. No Si Lamont Realty, 872-4690. anytime. Double doesn’t faze South all. 649-3676. 1-4 p.m. doing their chiidren a terrible diaservice. children, no dogs. Call 646- My marriage was a mess. After many aeparations, 6232, late evenings. MANCHESTER, Main Street, CHEVY VEGA GT 1974, reconcOiationa and a hundred broken prondaea, I decided NORTH 7-22-A South did? TAG SALES VEGETABLE WASHING Modem offices available 400, engine needs work, body in a AQ93 We'll give you a hint. MACHINE with motor. Will MANCHESTER 4-room 750 or 1100 square feet. Heat very good condition. Best to terminate my marriam before it destroyed me. (My There are two 10 spots in handsome, charming huAand had a weakness for young W Q10 2 illV! wash 4 to 5 bushels of turnips apartment residental area. and air condition included. offer, after 6 p.m. 742-7786. ♦ 94 dummy. South used both of at one time. 643-4676. Newer two family house. $225. 646-2469 or 646-2755. ^ I s —some of them ao young he nearly landed in jail.) them to bring in the slam. TAG SALE -Saturday. Sunday TAG SALE - Friday, Saturday GIGANTIC TAG SALE - TAG SALE - July 22,23. Large « J 10 5 3 No utilities, no pets. Security 1972 COLT. Automatic. Needs We had two children who didn't get to know their father He took dummy's ace of Captain Eaay — Crooks and Lawrence 10a,m -2 p m., 50 Farm Drive and Sunday. Moped bike, LP Saturday July 22, 9 a.m. to 3 variety, juvenille, household, deposit, lease required. Call CLEAN, SPACIOUS, 30x48 work. Make offer. Call 649- very well, but they could understand what was being said WEST EAST spades and drew trumps (from Hartford Road take records and player. Many p.m. Dishes, curtains, sterling miscellaneous. Reasonable. * 2 ♦ K J 10 6 4 Building Supplies 42 Vinnie 646-4144 (days) dr Bob street level business or office. 3704 after 5 p.m. to them. I never talked against him nor did I allow anyone with four leads. Then he I'LL SIVB VA THREE eUESSES-, Prospect to Farm ). Lots of in­ more. 17 Volpi Road, eorner silver pieces, pine bar, skiis, Rain date, following weekend. W 97 65 W843 OH, eRBATi...V(PU MBAN ski rack, knick knacks, golf 56 Lenox Street (between 643-9310 ( 5-9 p.m.) Convenient front and side else to. Rather, I taught my children to respect their cashed his ace and kbig of UNCLE TV MAV'Ve SAVEfi teresting olde junke. of Carter Street, Bolton. NATURAL STONE for street doors. Heat, air con­ ♦ 6753 462 clubs, fondue set, VW bike East Middle Tpke. and East ,,.1976 PACER DL- Loaded! father. clubs and ace of hearts and OROPPBP OR EVER.YTHIM6 retaining walls, veneers, MODERN 5-room Duplex ditioning. Low rent, 649-1680 4Q976 * 84 2 rack, furniture, bedspreads, Center) 9:30 a.m.- 5 p.m. clean. 21,000 miles. Private Today my children are both grown. I know they don t entered dunruny by overtak- WE'VE BEEN SAVINS f YARD SALE Thursday, TAG SALE - Moving West, patios, etc. Pick up by the or 649-3 SOUTH Friday and Saturday. 8 a.m. Everything Goes! Furniture, and lots more, too much to Nn .. ^ ™ 7 r. FaSrjl'airTPriced to “love" their father the way they love me, but they don't big his Jack with the queen. pound or delivery by the ton. neighborhood. No children coii pnii ndQ ♦ 87 5 till dark Odds and ends and Antiques. From July 22 to mention. 144 Charter Oak TAG SALE Saturday & Sun­ “hate” him either. They call him long-distance on Father's Next came the Jack of Bolton Notch Stone Quarry, and no pets. Security...... sell, tall 649 3053. » AK J clubs lead. Now came the some furniture. 633 East July 25. Bolton Lake area. Street, Manchester. day, July 22nd & 23rd., 9 to 4.7 649-3163. 1 Cali Wanted to Rent 57 Day and when he visits their town, they invite him (and his Lexington Drive. Riding lawn Available August 1972 DATSUN 510-4 door ♦ A K Q J 10 real key play. South chucked Street. Hebron. Follow signs from Route 44A, anytime 649-1220. fourth wHe) for a meal. ♦ AK to Cubles Drive. TAG SALE - Silver Dollars 99 mower. Miscellaneous. COUPLE WITH One child sedan. 4 cylinder engine. When you teach your child to hate the other parent, you his king of hearts. NEIGHBORHOOD TAG cents, furniture, games, tools, Dogs-BIrds-Pels 43 needs 5 or 6 room duplex or Bucket seats, new brakes, do the child more harm than you do youreelf good. Vulnerable: Both West was on lead with the collectibles. 140 Strawberry TAG SALE-Saturday, July MANCHESTER-3 room new clutch, good tires. queen and had to lead a SALE, Friday and Saturday, TAG SALE - July 22, 9 a.m. to yiartm ent available Aug, 1. house. Reasonable. 649-8952. NO REGRETS IN DAYTON Dealer: South July 21.22, lO'a.m to 4 p.m. 71- 4 p.m.. 175 West Center Lane, Manchester, Saturday / 22nd, 10 to 4. 4 Village Street. DOG-CAT BOARDING Excellent condition. $1500. heart or a club. It made no bathing/grooming.Obedience First [loor-$170-includes heat West North Etast South difference. South discarded 73 Saunders Street, East Hart­ Street. Manchester. Fish Sunday. Antiques, tires, toys. WANTEHjTO r e n t - Four or 649-9430. DEAR NO: Thank you for a sensible letter. It cornea at a Miscellaneous. From South protection classes. Corhplete and hot water, security, 24 his last two spades on ford Sewing maehine fur­ tank, lamps and mis­ references. Mature single per­ five room apartment - time when many parenta have agreed to disagree. I hope It niture, clothes, all sizes, bric- cellaneous TAG SALE - 10 years' ac­ Main, take Sunset to Village. modern facilities. Canine Reasonable rent. Retired cou­ VW 1971 S u p er B e e tle , Pass 24 Pass 4 NT dummy's pair of tens. cumulation including washer, No early birds please. Holiday Inn , 200 Sheldon son preferred. Call 649-0061. automatic, clean, low opena a few eyes of those who are still able to see. Pass 54 Pass 5 NT a-brac and many more items. EAST HARTFORD-4 room ple. Call 649-8708. TAG SALE - July 22 and 23,10 studio couches, electric Road, Manchester, For reser­ milaeage, must sell to settle Pass 64 Pass 64 broom, umbrella, crib, no TAG SALE-East Hartford. vations please call 646-5971. apartment. Stove, estate. $1,350. 649-2416. Pass Pass Dbl. Pass to 4. Antiques, glass, china, refrigerator, security. $185. Sunday, July 22, and 23. Fur­ furniture, upright freezer, clothes. July 22, 23,9 a.m. to 4 Saturday, 10 to 4, Mahogany Auto* For Sole 61 Pass Pass Allay Oop — Dave GrauS POODLES - Guaranteed tiny After 5:30, 643-0514 or 528- niture. glass, tools, jewelry, roaster oven, household p.m., 546 Hilliard Street. bedroom set, maple kitchen ■1971 MG MIDGET- No rust. Opening lead: 4 2 set, many odds and ends 30 toy puppies and stud services 3820. PLYMOUTH VOLARE A Massachusetts reader fishing gear. 150-156 High items, blankets, games, Wire wheels. Tonneau covers, Astro-graph wants to know if there ever NO NffiDTDi Don't store things you Risley Street. at fair prices.1-423-8789. Prem ier 1976 - blue with wood am/fm cassette, tri-axial Street, Manchester. paperbacks and much more! was a Crane system. M is e a i I can't use. Sell them ROCKVILLE - Four rooms in grain, luggage rack, slant 6, ^eakers. Michelin tires. By BERNICE BEDE 080L By Oswald Jacoby 143 Barry Road. Yes, there was. Invented (DAERHEARP fast with a hard­ FOR SALE - Siamese kittens, renovated building. Stove and low mileage, power steering Elxcellent running condition. and Alan Sontag TAG SALE Saturday & Sun­ by the late Joshua Crane of MXIR PIS-, working Classified Adi $25.00. Call 647-9868. refrigerator. Adults. No pets. and brakes, electric rear win­ Service bound, must sell! SAQITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dee. East's double of six dia­ day. 9 to 4. MOVING! Many 21) Although one you think very Boston, it was used unsuc­ household items. 365 West S ecurity. R eferences. No dow defogger, standard shift. $1400. 742-9515. monds was one of those ONE ADORABLE Tiger and utilities. $175 . 643-9743. Must be seen to be ap­ highly of ■ may frustrate you cessfully by him and part­ Street I Route 85) Bolton. Rain today, don't fret. You have the Lightner lead directors. white male kitten looking lor preciated. 649-9868. 1966 CHEVELLE- 4 door. 6 West dutifully opened his ners m the early Thirties. or shine FIVE ROOM DUPLEX - ability to keep your cool and a good home. Call 649-6480. cylinder. Automatic. Good cope with the situation. deuce of spades and there (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) Excellent location. 2 1974 MUSTANG GHIA - TAG SALE - Furniture, odds mechanical condition. Right July 23, 1978 CAPRICORN (Dtc. 22-Jan. 191 was South somewhere be­ IDo you have a question for 'n ends. Saturday St Sunday, bedrooms, finished recreation speed, 6 cylinder, 4 new rear fender damaged. $100. Seek alternative courses o) tween a rock and a really room, I'/j baths, carpeting, Many opportunities lor finan­ the experts? Write "Ask the 10 a m to 6 p.ni. 40 Auburn radials, (2 snows), excellent Call 649-9777. action If a major problem hard place. Experts," care of this newspa­ Livestock 44 dishwasher, appliances, cial growth will present them­ Road. Manchester. condition 228-0475 or 228-9550. selves to you this coming year. should arise today. Rushing South could finesse and per. Individual questions will hookups. Adults, $290. 646- Into anything could be costly. RIDING LESSONS indoor PLYMOUTH BELVEDERE They are promising so long as wind up deep in the soup or be answered It accompanied 6297 , 643-7023. WE PAY $10. for complete you trust your own Instincts AQUARIUS CJan. 20-Feb. 19) Be TAG SALE - From noon to 6 riding ring. Western stock 1964413 wedge. Automatic. objective today when others try he could rise with dununy's by stamped, sell-addressed p.m.. Saturday and 9 a m. to 6 junk cars. Call Joey at Tolland Excellent condition. $1000 or and don't allow well-meaning ace and try to find som e way envelopes. The most Interest­ seat, saddle seat, and hunt ROOM GALORE - Carpeted, friends lo dissuade or to tell you things that are lor p.m. Sunday, 77 Main Street. Auto Body, 528-1990. best offer. Call 643-2919, keep your benefit. It will pay to to malce 12 tricks. ing questions will be used In seat. All levels 228-9817. 3-bedroom, near transporta­ discourage you. trying. (isten, even though you resent Can you do as well as Ibis column and will receive tion. Has washer, dryer and LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Use your copies o l JACOBY MODERN.) TAG SALE - Saturday 10 to 4, 1972 CHRYSLER - Full logic In situations that get a their terms or mannerisms. Stony Road, Bolton, off Route more. Only $200. Rental power. Excellent condition. 4 Truck* tor Sole 62 lltfle sticky today. Attempting PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) Berry’s World The Flintstones — Hanna-Barbera Productions Boats-A ccessorles 45 Assisters, 236-5646, small fee. door hardtop. Call 289-2543. lorceful means will only entrap Only those who are a party to 6 Couch, weights, plants, the proceedings should be 7021. 1971 CHEVY C EY EN N E you on the flypaper. Find out to clothes, hi-fi. 1974 FURY - 16'/z-foot privy lo your business dealings 1973 CHEVY IMPALA - 4 door Pickup. 3/4 ton. Sliding win­ whom youVe romantically I fiberglass.tilt trailer, with REAL BARGAIN - First suited by sending for your copy today. Invite all others to leave Fsm ANGE !...rne sedan.power steering, power dow. Call 289-7274 after 3Ip.m1 . TAG SALE - One day only, 1975 55 horse outboard Chevy of Astre^raph Cetler. Mall 50 quielly. ONE'S WHO WEAR Saturday. July 22, 9 to 4. Ram floor, 2-bedroom, 2-family brakes, CB radio and antenna. ARIES (March 21-Aprll 10) THE SWEAT-BANPS engine. 2 tanks, $2,500. Also 50 cents for each and a long, self- or shine. 17 Dougherty Street. house. No lease required. Just Good condition. Call 875-2732, 1971 JE E P CJ-5, 4 cylinder, 3 Choose associates whose AH E A l w a y s t h e horse Johnson outboard, $200. Rental Assisters, 236- addressed, stamped envelope Manchester. speed. Call 643-2869. totv Astro^raph,nsiiv-wiauM, P.O.r u Box v a tvv. views jibe with yours for best O N ES OOING $300,228-0475 or 228-9550. 5646, small fee. 7028. DISCOUNT AUTO PARTS Radio City Station, N.Y. 10019. results. Otherwise, you'll be N O TH IN G ' luckier doing a solo act today. Mr. 'S Automotive World. 289 •••••••••••••••••••••••••• Be sure lo specify birth sign. SAIL FISH - Alcort HEAT PAID, also includes VIRQO (Aug. 2 3 ^ p l. 22) You TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Don't Oakland Road (Route 30), Motorcycles-BIcycle* 64 Fiberglass. Daughter's prize laundry hookups, parking and South Windsor. Speed/Van sell your Ideas short today. This could be too negative and possession. Super excellent appliances. Only $150. Rental Accessories. 644-9395. In any judgments that could Style Setter HARLEY DAVIDSON, 1973 cost money, either In business you'll find a million excuses not care! Canvas cover. Nylon Assisters, 236-5646, small fee to try when you really should. sail. Telephone 643-8837. FX-1200 - 871-2511. or In pleasure. Don't let anyone 7026. PONTIAC LEMANS SPORT - else make the sole decision. QEMINI (May 21-Juiw 20) Call­ Good running condition. TRIUMPH 1976 Bonneville LIBRA (Sept. 23-Ocl. 23) Be a ing off social plans just be­ LOW INCOME? Check this Automatic transmission, cause you are a llllle apprehen­ 4 ( 750, 8000 miles, oil cooler and part ol trie group when It comes o Antiques 46 large 6 room. Avaiblc right bucket seats and console. sive about them might be a rack. $1,750. 2894042. io cooperating today. Don't try now. Only $200, Rental $850. call 742-7054. to assert yourself loo boldly or mistake. You probably would WANTED. Antique furniture, Assisters. 2M-5646, small fee. you won’t be serving your own have a delightful time. glass, pewter, oil paintings or 1976 SUZUKI RM 370 - Very ends. CANCER (JuiM 21-July 221 An 6719. THUNDERBIRD, 1972, full good condition. Must Involvement that doesn't look other antique items. R. power, sun roof, excellent ■ SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) sacrifice. $890. Please call Proceed doggedly today on the too promising at first blush may Born Loser — Art Sansom Harrison. 643-8709. STUDENT SPECIAL. Heated condition. $2500 FIRM. 633- 649-2094. course you've charted to attain provide some unexpected 2-bedroom, with appliances. 1816 evenings and weekends. your major goals. Unrelated rewards today. Don't dismiss Won't last long. $1'?5, Rental anything without thorough 1968 TRIUMPH (seues must not be allowed to W anted to Buy 49 Assisters, 236-^6, small fee. TOYOTA 1969 - Some repairs.repa distract you. Investigation. V HELP STAMP BONNEVILLE 650 - Very 6724. Best offer. 1973 Chevy ViVMa, (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN I CASH PAID Immediately - good condition. New top end. 7 -5 © l97BbyNEA.lnc OUT MEASLES zy $450. Moving, must sell! Call Call 295-0376 after 5 p.m. for gold jewelry and LANDLORDS list your home 646-8362. Bugs Bunny — Helmdahl and BtoHal diamonds. Licensed broker with Rental Assisters free of for over 1/2 century. Savitt charge. Many qualified SUZUKI 1975-GT 250 Street "Don’t tell me, let me guess — mom's apple FOR SALE 1967 DODGE Bike. Good condition. Low WORKING AMONG VEAH...VEAH...UE'S P.O.M.G. Jewelers, 35 tenants waiting for details. pie causes cancer!" Convertible, needs wiring mileage. $525. Call 643-8816, THESE SYMBOLS KNOCK OFF FER . Asylum Street, Hartford, 527- Call 233-8738. harness, front windshield, after 6 p.m. LUNCH.' 0163. first $100 takes it. 1974 VEGA OF WEALTH AND APPLICATIONS NOW WAGON excellent condition, ELEGANCE-.ISN'r Our Boarding House — Carrol & McCormick Easy Money! WANTED - DODGE MAIL 1972 HONDA 500 - Chopped s i TAKEN - New 3 & 4 Room $1000. Call 646-1478. IT STIMULATING springer front, hog wheel. All 9 TRUCK - Righthand drive. Apartments. Dishwasher, air- ^THE CHIEF'S MAP AT , Any condition. Please call 742- conditioner, stove, refriger- chrome. Mint condition! I V/NRN you. OFFICER, r 1962 JE E P CJ 5 - In good con­ $1525. Please call 646-3828. YOU <5UY# FOR CU}66\U 7308 anytime. tor, carpet. No pets. Available dition, May be seen at 41 FLAVEP FOOTBML WITH Sept. 1, 643-7757, or 646-7761. Homestead Street, WHIZIER WKITE, NOW ITRJkFFIC! HE HOPED i the TAG SALE way HONDA 1965 305, Super Hawk,' KNOWN M JUSTICE PYRON TO BE CHAIRMAN Manchester. very clean, low mileage, $375. CHTIWICA.toC,TJ6taU^Fa(W DUPLEX CENTRAL WHITE! WHEN NEW OF MV OF THE NATIONAL Looks easy? It 1st And It's fast becoming the nation's □ RENTALS 649-2416. lavorito paatima. It'a a great way of turning your no- LOCATION - Available Aug. BUICK LE SABRE 1973-Air, FALiE ARI?E$T 1?EACHE$ /UBCOMMITTEE longer-needed itema Into quick caah, ao jump on the 1.' One child, one car, no pets. power brakes and steering. t»4E HIGH COURT THE ON TRAFFIC !l ^ Room* tor Ront 52 $225 month Plus heat and 1970 HONDA CV 450-Stock. THEY bandwagon and get Into the garage aale action. Place a 43,000 miles. $1650 or best Excellent condition. Luggajge CITY MAY LOiE utilities. Security and offer. 569-M22. IT / CHARTER.' MEET IN Haathcllff This Funny World sure-lire want ad advertlaing your aale aqd watch the THOMPSON HOUSE MEN - references required. 649-5462. rack. Windshield and mis­ prollta roll In. cellaneous parts. $500 firm. HAWAII Birch House Women. Central­ CHEVELLE 1970 - 23,000 e v e r y ly located. Downtown 742-9515. T H R E E ROOM miles on rebuilt V-8 engine. COFFEE SEEMED SO JANUARY! Iw ul'uiuJi Manchester. Kitchen APARTMENT - With heat, New shocks and exhaust. COMMONPLACE IN THESE Small privileges. Call 649-2358. hot water, stove, refrigerator, 1 5 $ 4 s 5 0 $1200 or best offer. 569-2522. Cempers-Trallor* C r o M Words for 3 Days is only carpet. $200. Third floor. Cen­ SURROUNDINGS-IM Medium Mobile Hornet 65 uju/ikir= ATTRACTIVE SLEEPING trally located. Adults only. No 1970 FORD TORINO SQUIRE room. Gentleman, shower, 2 6 7 0 '■^'56 And you receive 2 FREE TAG SALE pets. Security deposit. Call WAGON. Very good condition. 1973 INTREPID - 20 foot bath, private entrance, free 646-7690. $850, 643-2514. % paking. Apply 195 Spruce Travel Trailer - Stove, A graceful cape is quick refrigerator, heated. Full Posters when you stop into The Heraid to Street. to crochet and so nice to SUBLET - Four Room Apart­ 1971 MERCURY Monterey, V- shower, and toilet. Tandem ment Immediately! Stove, wear. piece your ad. 8, good running condition, $395 wheels. Call 688-0383. No. 2670 has crochet LIGHT HOUSEKEEPIING refrigerator, and heat. Please or best offer. Call 646-2946 directions for Small, Me-' ROOM - Fully furnished. call 646-3643, anytime. after 6 p.m. Stove, refrigerator, linens LAKE RIGHTS Go with this ■^r m o t h e r (hum and Large Sizes in­ lovely 3 bedroom front kitchen HEY provided. 801 Main Street. 649- F IV E -R O O M PONTIAC 1970, 2-door, ' -A n D p clusive. Dollar M O D ERN Mobile Home, set up on 3/4 5TUPV ’= TO ORDER, iifld 7S( fir MCh ott- Duplex with garagege iin a miiet Catalina, small V-8. tin, pill 25t for poiUfi Md acre lot, overlooking the lake. BEACH kMdllRg. w ith neighborhood.■ ■■ • od. No children Economical transportation, 'AFFIC Don’t Forget Our Saver FURNISHED ROOM - Cen­ Excellent financing available. tat CjUI and no pets. Security. $750. Call after 5 p.m. 643- Asking $7,995. The 3/4 acre lot y.a.'x- c/i ItadKiltr {icMic Htraid tral location. Kitchen A vailable August 1. Call 2259. ______nSO Rn. if tancM a circulation of 53,000 delivered every Sunday morning privileges. $120 monthly. Call is available for purchase. Kn Ytfi R.T. IMU anytime 649-1220. Please call Broker, 376-0911. W. Prlit Nmii, Adroit with ZIP 643-8011. P L Y M O U T H - G R A N D Short Ribs — Frank Hill CODE and Stflo Nombir. only $2.00 for 15 words when run In The Herald also ALL BILLS PAID - Charming FURY, 1976, loaded, steel 3 1977 ALBUM with a bound- one-bedroom. Has off-streei belted radials, 4 door, 24 FOOT CHATEAU Self Con- IN MV NEXT UFE I'M tained Trailer. Separate in “All-Season Gift Book*’ Apertment* For Rent 53 parkini no lease. Only $135. excellent condition. Call 646- vBeEB-vKR of 24-pages! Price...$2.00. 236-5646, bedrooms, plus extras! $3500. Rental Assistors 5805. Call 649-6246. ALSO THESE BOOKS AT SU5 EACH. LOOKING for anything in real small fee. No. Q-116-BIUE RIBBON QUILTS. estate rental - apartments, ^7-22 Contilni ilitoiii IovoIt qillti. homes, multiple dwellings, no No. Q-117> QUILTS ON PARADE. * 1 know the met him at • DIroctiMi for ilition quilts. ©le Herald fees. Call J.D. Real Estate Hornet tor Rent 54 OFFICE SPACE Automotive Servlet 66 No. Q H8-fiRAN0M0THER'S FLOW* Asociates, Inc. 646-1980. FOR RENT masquerade paitji but that was a month agol '* ER QUILTS. 16 faicinating quilti. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING PURCHASE OPTION. Rustic ELM MOTORS - Toyota, Dat- No. Q*119> AMERICA’S FAVORITE sun specialists, factory AFGHANS. A booutlful lelictlon. 44x10 FOOT MOBILE Home. In 2-b^room, just 25 minutes liSO squire feel, center of I No. Q-120 - MAKE A Gin. Manf Bolton. Working single person from P ratt And Whitney. Call iMinchester, Ur condlUooing and I trained, one day service, 114 lifts for friinds and family. only. No pets, animals or for details. Rental Asslstcr, Iparkini. Call 64S4H1. ' East Main Street, Rockville. 6 4 3 - 2 7 1 1 Ask for Joe or Marge children. Call 643-2880. 236-5646, small fee. 7421. 871-1617. • iMwiCA.kie,TJI.lli^S hi.

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MANCHESTER Sarvihg Manchester over 50 yn. S&N STUMPS MAKES US pertD®®* JJ'® florkt HO. ONE 24 BIRCH 8T. TEL. 643-6247 726 M 8 T ; 643-4444 F.T.D. MIDDLE TURNPIKE I MSTRCHG WORLD WIDE AMER EXPREiP SERVICE MANCHESTER r n n > » " M M im c i AND INITALL INDUITNIAl AND COMMERCIAL HAS IT! p h o iw MR CMIITHMIN ■ REFRKEIIATIOK 646-0863 Business-Directory Guide For 341 Broad St. mTMC aiHl SIBT IKTAl Manchester Mancheiter 1 P'ofeuionil Park I New Eniland Mechanical Services, Inc. Manchester and Surrounding ' S u it. 106 ROUTE IR3, P.O. BOX 3147 Betty Gallagher TALCOTTVILLE, CONN. (06066) prop. 643-2736 • 643-2102 Vicinity FAMOUS BRAND CAMPING EQUIPMENT featuring this week... TELEVISION - APPLIANCES T h e H e ra l TENTI. COTS. SUiPINO UBS, AIR MAHRESSES, MANCHESTER STOVES, UNTERNS NOME NnoyEMEIIT FARR’S VFtiplIte THC tVeKYTHlHO STORE FARR’S SPORTING GOODS STORE tDIIUlM B TV 6 4 9 - '^ 9 n.’^nuNCi 1 CAMP-iWE-SPORT 2 MAIN STREET Int la Stag I Sn6 OPEN DAILT TO S P.M. J. f ARR • 643-7111

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T u n e u p s p e c ia l FLO'S Cake Decorating Supplies Inc. * 10.95 6 cyl. - *18.95 V-8 1640-0228 875-3252 - . - ^ AIR AID CONDiriONINQ PLUS PARTS snOHTLY HIOHER A C O W im L M OF WILTON CAKE DECORATIONS R&G AUTO SERVICE I l l CENTER ST. 70 UNION ST. MANCHESTER, CONN. ROCKVILLE. CONN * Front End Speclellete * Tune Up Mon. - Set. 10-S Mon. - Sit. 10-5 * Brekee A Shocke * Air Conditioning Fri. 10-9 Tburt.,irVOTD., lO-M10-9 fk r ...... I ------* Road Service Wedding Caket A Specialty | F a r r ’s Sporting Goods Store, 2 Main Street, Manchester 436 CENTER ST. Tel. 649-3963 MANCHESTER I Farr’s at 2 Main St. offers an exciting line of Raleigh bicycles known the world over for quality. In the 1 e v e r y t h i n g in Raleigh family of bicycles you’ll find 10-speed racing models, 5 and 10-speed touring models and 3-speed Westside Shoe Repair sports models. Farr’s also has a complete line of authorized parts and accessories. It also has a complete ser­ Corner Center & McKee Streets MIRRORS .SHOWER DOORS vice department with Raleigh-trained personnel. Farr’s has earned Raleigh’s famous "Crest” award for four . STORE FRONTS • SAFETY GLASS I Manchester, Conn. • Tel. 643-8285 consecutive years for outstanding achievement in sales and service. If it’s a bike -it’s FARR’s. .BATHTUB ENCLOSURES Repairers ot Footwear,* Handbags, Leather Goods. Complete' Line of Shoe A Leather Cara J.A. WHITE GLASS C O .. Inc. Products. 1^,; FURNITURE TOPS • PICTURE WINDOWS — You'll Like Our Faat, Quality Service — Hourn Mon.-FrI. 6-5:30. Sat. 8-4 Closed Weds. ManchBtltr 649-7322 sibuhusi. OVER 21 EXPERIENCE______J J 1 . WHITE RLASS COMPANY 763 MANCHESTER OVER 45 M AIN S I. MEMORIAL CO. YEARS EXPERIENCE 6 4 3 -1 1 9 1 1^ . Opp. East Cemetery Call 649-5807 191 M AIN ST. OVALITY HARRISON ST. MANCHESTER MEMORIALS MANCHESTER 6 4 3 -1 9 0 0 T.P. AITKIN INC. CLYDE A MICKEY MILLER’S AUTO HEATING • AIR CONDITIONING W PARTS VENTILATING • SHEET WIETAL WORK H Induf trial ■ Reiidential ■ Commercial “AUTO PARTS FOR LESS" * 1 i ESTABLISHED 1934 511 E. MIDDLE TPKE. iI t '6' 1^' M POSl (In tlw Pirfclng Lot Bohlnd Located 27 years at... MinchMtor Qr««n Shoo Outlot) 27 TOLLAND TPKE.. MANCHESTER TEL. 640-3528 ______TEL. 643-6793 ______Open Mon.-FrI. 8-6. Bat. A Bun. 8-6

rWANCHESTER AWNING COMPANY t • Home ImprovemenIt ■ Aluminum 6STRINSKY SCMPKIII It;..-- - " IfjY-; '“We e?Hal(c a “tTfomc out of a ‘fHouse" MATERIALS 731 parker st. 195 WEST CENTER ST. B. G. ST. PIERRE. Prop. /•j*.. Tel. 643-5735 or 643-5676 MANCHESTER. CONN. 649-3091 /fl --’-i [i-r^ ^ n r c n m M K t UPMOISTERV CUANING S&H STAMPS MAKES US Mancheiter'i Only Complete Carpet Serviced When you think of glass, you naturally think of the J.A. White Glass Company, because they have everything 14 High Street, reer that one may need when it comes to working with glass. Their twenty one years and more of service is your MANCHESTER ^ guarantee of complete satisfaction. They are truly one business in town that can honestly say, “ We can’t hide . NO. ONE » ipf, _...... \v behind our product!” A partial listing of the kinds of glass they carry are; Glass for mirrors, shower doors, store fronts, bath tub enclosures, furniture tops, picture windows, window glass for homes and cars— just to U 725 EAST mention a few. They are conveniently located in the heart of Manchester at 31 Bissell Street. For courteous service, please phone 649-7322. MIDDLE TURNPIKE “Serving the area lince 1955" MANCHESTER

_ 2 LOCATIONS TO SER VE YOU I — |jr CUnC CITC CIV ITI Got A Painting Problem? Wo'll Holpl SerwicB ilill miin» lomBlhing to ui — ind ••rvie# mdin» »p#nding GREENS & THINGS! A 61 WmCHSTtll, MCHT Oil MAIN SIKH 1 ™ ^ ^ ^ I ‘ inouoh tim« with you lo htip you itltc l Iht right p»int liniBh tor that |od owwTt Heels While You Wait ^ you r# planning. S#e ut lor paint and larvica whan you plan your rvait \ mniK 1 cohnq soww | • pioitct. PLANT PEOPLE i low cost printing I * Expert Shoe Service ARE NICE PEOPLE WHILE YOU WAIT (PHOTO ■ 1" . , 298 W. MIDDLE TURNPIKE ^ maisscARKwmTioni.RMnsTAMPS t •Orthopedic Work E ^ Je Jm s o n PAINT CQ ^ 643-1639 MIMT-MAN PRINTING 1 Open Dally to 8, Sat. til 6 i n til MAIN9T. •MANCHimR*S4f-in7 1 nourt. V.UU-D.JU YOUR dealer \ ^Cloied Sunday* For the Summer • SLE US FOR ENGflAveo NAME PLATES 1 Mon.-Saluroay Ask for Dave INDEPENDENT GRAND REOPENING AUG. 3-4-9 ' in UUsciUTenR J MSKADE SHOE REPAIR (RbIOW Romla’S TV) TM main 8T.. MANCHESTER * 646-4901 EiilLJ r u s t p r o o f in g I 4I . n , Frank Arnone For (hiallty and Partacitlon In q u a l it y u s e d c a r s I W 019-79111 j Your Dr^ws, Wadding g ’d 4 Qown, Slipcottert, SHtdai A iLsathart and ill your dam lHi TEL. 643-0016 1 UUn IIILLIO Spoclallzing In / J x C ^ ^ Grooms Tux FREE V ® '' A iA ■bout o u r po licy. , c o m p l e t e b o d y w o r k I riDACF IMKE SERVICE inOOdS. let, M«i.\ Tua. 1919.M. Wed..M..Thuft. ThufkAFiL 19IP.il t o w in g - p a in t in g - GLASS 1 .. . . front W Umaml PrMGhaulli^SorvIcc. i INSURANCE WORK j I t Mtin St, Tel t4MS31 ^ 956 MAIN ST. (W »U ily d rlw ln g s ) 9AM9 OkHAjlM I iV'NIffilk FOREIGN A DOMESTIC I MANCHESTER. CONN. PARIUDECLEANiillk ROUTE 83 TALCOTTVILLE, CONN. | 10 to 9 Weekdays - 10 to 5 Saturday ’ 462 VHtT M66U TKL. NUMINITM' M8nchesttr Winchester Professional Park ) Suite 105 Belly Gallagher prop. \ND PLIANCES T h e H e ra ld The quintet which musicaily comments on the action in Stephen Sondheim’s "A Little Night Music" at the University of Hartford’s Hartt College of Music, features, back row, Paul Chamlin, left, and HNI NNOVDIIIT Stephen Wall. Front row from left, Nancy Johnson of Manchester, Barbara Pierce and Shazy Hopfenberg. The production continues 149-3589 weekly in repertory with Cole Porter’s “Kiss Me Kate" on tat to St)» 1 Sn* QAieelsend Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday through Aug. 6. July 22, 1978

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NS & THINGSl J\NT PEOPLE ■ NICE PEOPLE r. MIDDLE TURNPIKE 643-1635 I Dally to 8. Sat. til 8 I’agc 2 - WKKKKNIJ This week’s TV specials W EEKEND - Pa^e .1 SINKING FAST Today U.S.A. cial "Voyage Of The Hokule'a" Door" Bill Moyers reports on life Pulchritude’s Peak I Today, July 22 £7) Special "Mr. Speaker: A Modern Hawailans undertake a In the South Bronx, a community After a bomb rips a hole in the side of the luxury line Britannic, frogmen race MORNING © Bewitched EVENING Portrait 01 Tip O'Neill" A cinema three thousand mile voyage from considered uninhabitable by 7:30 against time to locate the remaining bombs placed by sabateurs, in “Juggernaut,” verite look at the man and his Hawaii to Tahiti in a double­ many Americans because of its (£ Connecticut: Seen © HoHysrood Teen 6:00 9 a T his Week In Baseball a gripping suspense drama set on the high seas, to be rebroadcast on “The CBS 7:00 office as the Speaker ol the U.S. hulled canoe. (R) high Incidence ol arson. (R) ® Patterns For Living © Connecticut Woman House ol Representatives goes ® C hlldran’s Gospel a W all Street Weak a Lowell Thomas Remembers... Saturday Night Movies,” Saturday, July 29. (S Caljam II A rock music extra­ about his daily duties. 9:30 a The Partridge FamHy a Joker’s Wild *» @ £7) Of Race And Blood Hitler e tP T L C lu b vaganza, taped In Calilornia. 9 P etticoat Junction 9 P olka used propoganda art to spread 8:00 6:30 2:00 £71 Maaaachusetts (£) The Royal Ballot Salutes The the doctrine ol the superiority of Thursday ® Agriculture U.S.A. Monday the "Aryan Race": the U.S. Army ® Casper And Friends ® So u l Train 8:00 U.S.A. © T h a t Girt now owns the largest collection EVENING ® Davey And Goliath © BobNewhart 8:30 EVENING of German combat and propo­ © M ake It Real © The Royal Ballet Salutes The (D @ Comedy Special "Harvey ganda art in the world. (R) 6:45 ) A nother View U.SA 7:30 ® A N ew D ay 1 9 Pre-Game Korman" An egocentric actor is 8:00 © 9 Free Country upset to learn his daughter's new S Minority Advisory Board 7:00 aD a a iRed So x W arm -Up © B a s e b a ll roommate is a young man. (R) (9 Celebrity Concert "Dionne "The Hazards Ol Being Male" a LUIas, Yoga And You Warwicke" ® V illa Alegre a Melodyland Evening Service ® Underdog 9 Fury 9 9 9 Bkmlc Woman 9:00 Wednesday ® L ittle RaM » ls 2 :15 a Qraat Performances Sunday (£ 1078 Miss Universe Pageant 9 Consultation a a 9 a Baseball a Maverick Bob Barker and Helen O'Connell EVENING Friday £7) The Real America ARERNOON are hosts lor the 28th annual 7:30 2 :30 Miss Universe Pageant, live from EVENING ® Arthur And Company © The Ghost And Mrs. Muir 8:30 Acapulco. Mexico. 8:00 ® Bugs And Popeye © M ovie "Young Fury" (1965) © Baby, I’m Back 1:00 3) Funny Business Walter ® Dusty's Tieahouse Rory Calhoun, Virginia Mayo, © 9 C o m a d y(S { p ecial (£ Easter Seal Auction Dick Matthau is the host for a retros­ 8:00 © N e w s a W CT Tennis I Something' Personal Galielle co-hosts an auction ol Tuesday pective look at movie comedy @ Republican State Convention 9 1 Am The G reatest a Food Preserving items to benelit Easter Seal work Live coverage ol the Connecti­ 9:00 and its creators from the begin­ 9 Tennessee Tuxedo And His 9WM.WHdWest ©Bamaby Jones in Connecticut EVENING cut Repubictan State Conven­ Tale ,»'T ning of sound in motion pictures 3:0 0 © 9 Love Boat up to the 1950's. tion. held at the Bushnell Memo­ f ' d i f e . ^ 1 rial Hall in Hartford. Delegates at 6:00 © M o v ie “Summer And 9 Jerry Fahvell 3:00 8:00 10:00 the convention will select a can­ ® R obonic Stooges Smoke" (1961) Geraldine Page. 9 9 9 NBC Movie "Ths C£) The Royal Ballet Salutes The Reivers" (1969) Steve McQueen. @ £7) National Geographic Spe­ 3) CBS Reports "The Fire Next didate lor governor. I V ® Abbott And Costello Laurence Harvey. ® 9 D y n o m u tt © IL o v a L u c y Mitch Vogel. A young Mississippi _ D aym And G oliath © M o v ie “The Three boy and two companions "borrow" his grandfather's car a a 9 Hong Kong Phooey Musketeers" (1935) Walter V ^ a Seeam e Street (R) Abeal, Paul Lukas, to sample the bIg-cIty life ol turn- a Shades O f G reem of-the^century Memphis. (R) 6:3 0 9 In Performance At Won Trap This week’s TV sports © Speed Buggy 3:3 0 9 M ovie "The Flim-Flam Man” ©Superheroes ) The Bra(ly Bunch (1967) George C. Scott, Sue © 9 Superfriends a Journeyley Toto Adventure Lyon. A con-artist and an Army Today AFTERNOON 8:30 ® V let^ nt On Nutrition 9 That Girt (3) Greatest Bob Barker and Helen O’Connell eo-host the “Miss deserter join forces and the old t Sp o rts L^ iends Thursday a a 9 Q o G o G lobetrotters AFTERNOON @ SportsWforki i Universe Beauty Pageant’’ to be broadcast Uve, 4:00 man gives the boy a course In 1:00 via satellite, from Acapulco, Mexico, Monday, July 9:0 0 © Lawrence W alk (llm-flamming. ® Sports ChaNenge 10:30 EVENING © Bugs Bunny / Road Runner © 9 G olf £71 M o vie "Above Us The 12:00 @ Greatest Sports Legends ® Sp orts Extra 24 on the CBS Television Network. Waves" (1956) John Mills, John @9 Candlepin Bowling © Little Rascals a Nashville On The Road 1:30 11:00 7:00 ® Daniel Boone a On Nature’s Trail Gregson. British submarines are 1:00 assigned the dangerous task of 3) Greatest Sports Legends £9 The Racers ® Bowling For Dollars If your appetite has been a Mister Rogers (R) £7) Daniel Foster, M.D. @ Wrestling @ Outdoors With Ken Callaway ful,” Next to fun, there’s tracking German destroyers. (2 COME SEE OUR FINE SELECTION 2:00 whetted by the sight of 9:3 0 4:30 hrs.) 1:30 excitement. “The shows 3) Baseball Atlanta Braves vs. 8:00 local bathing beauties, the © EastsMe Comedy a PopI G oes The Country OF CARDS & PRINTS O gS This Week In Baseball New York Mets Monday ® Sports Challenge are events, live, straighta­ ® 9 Laff-A-Lympics a E rica 10:00 © 9 Fantasy Island 2:00 @ Superbow l X I t “Miss Universe, Beauty head events. You don’t find a Electric Company (R) £7) Lowell Thomas Remembers... 2*30 EVENING Pageant” can only add ® Best Of Festival Ol Faith O ® Pre-Game @ Baseball (Ooubleheader) 8:30 too many of those in televi­ 10:00 5:00 9 People’s Business Special IS SS Bed Sox Warm-Up some international spice to sion today.” © M o v ie "I Walked With A © Mission: Impossible Boston Red Sox vs. Kansas City 7:00 ® Baseball Houston Astros vs. Report 2:15 Royals New York Mets the sport of girl watching. Zombie” (1943) Frances Dee. © Wide World Of Sports ® Bowling For Dollars £9 ® Baseball Boston Red Sox There are those. Smith Tom Conway, © C o ral Jungle 10:30 S ® Baseball Regional cover­ £9 Baseball Boston Red Sox vs. W Championship Wrestling The pageant airs live from © N e w s age ol Boston Red Sox vs. Kan­ Kansas City Royals vs. Texas Rangers Acapulco, Mexico, on Mon­ concedes, who believe that a Once Upon A Classic l a Anim al W orld sas City Royals: Cincinnati Reds 8:00 a Villa Al^re a For You, Black Woman 10:40 Sales & Service 3:00 11:15 day, July 24. pageants on television a B ig Valley vs. Montreal Expos, ® ® Baseball Regional cover­ 10:30 © Klner's Korner ® @ Tennis "World Invitation­ £9 Red Sox Wrap-Up have become pseudo-show a 67) Consum er Survival Kit S ® Baseball Boston Red Sox age of Chicago Cubs at Los Producer-director Syd­ © Batm an / Tarzan al Classic" From Sea Pines Plan­ Angeles Dodgers; New York business spectaculars, 9 Em ergency Onel 11:00 DIRECTORY vs. Kansas City Royals ney F. R. Smith, who has © Hollywood Teen © © 9 N e w s tation on Hilton Head Island, Yankees at Kansas City Royals; complete with big-name a Rad MX Wrap-Up 2:30 South Carolina, Mixed Doubles Friday directed both the Miss USA a a 9 Pink Panther © B l^ N e w s Boston Red Sox at Minnesota guest stars, production a OanM Foster, M.D. 5:30 CONSUMER SALES ® WCT Tennis Finals featuring Vitas Gerulaitls Twins. and Miss Universe beauty © Second City TV and Virginia Wade vs. Roscoe 9 Carrascolendas © A d am -1 2 9 AvI Nelson Manchester Parkade SHOP 4:00 EVENING pageants for the past 11 numbers, the works. Tanner and Kerry Melville Reid. “It’s a necessity,” Smith aLMngFalth £7) Two Ronnies US LAST. 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