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Melon Contest Successful f ...... Roderick in Washington: \ Religious Services^ Navratilova Wins \ SUSfil^YOUlH SCENE while the other swimmers are mention ribbons were distributed to Work Week Reduced Competition at its best was looking for it.” Janice, by the way, the winners. Carl Bolduc, the official ) Wings of Morning Wimbledon Finals - Compiled and Wrillen By Summer Adivlkes in Manckesier (SAM). witnessed last Thursday evening at melon-greaser and member of the i To Conserve Gasoline How to Fight inflation Globe Hollow in the first watermelon has accepted the other teams’ challenge. Opponent Loren Keene, winning team, was unavailable for ' P age 4 P a g e 5 P age 1 0 contest of the summer. Bobbing comment after receiving his juicy P age 2 heads feinted anxious observers 13, considered Janice's victory "beginner’s luck,” while.team-mate reward. Carl and the rest of the Uto- seeking the whereabouts of a large 15-year-old contestants will hopefully i Eyc^ First Concert / bobbing green melon. The contest iStuart Heavisides, 12, was so over­ come by the loss that he was be back July 26. was actually a disguised version of Participahts in the contest were; water polo, where teams of water- speechless. Kris Carlson, 13, of the iianrl|PBtpr SAM has chosen the first band to Zeplin, Alman Brothfers, B.B. King, John Archambault, who plays guitar; winning team and permanent Jerry deschenes, Jenny Loveland,; happy kids attempted to maneuver a Amy Garcia, Michelle Beaudry, Ken appear at Nebo in concert on Satur­ Cheap Trick, Ambrosia, and others. his brother Jim. lead vocalist; and slipperty, vaseline-covered melon summer resident of Glohe Hollow, Carlo Bocchino, who plays drums. Michaud, Susan Allen, Carl Bolduc, Clear Nights, day. Surfacing from the jumble of They even have an original song to past the goal of the opposing side. summed up his strategy with: “Just Supplementing the group in Lauren Carlson, Stuart Heavisides, heavy competition was local talent their credit. However, in order to SAM aides lead cheers, coached, and don’t get hit in the head.” It is Sunny Days become versatile musicians, the November and April respectively, assumed he means with the melon. Janice Remillard, Loren Keene, Kris, that calls itself "Tiger Eye." The refereed into overtime in order to es­ Carlson, Traci Sarkisian, Tim ■ group, composed of a diverse range band must put in many concentrated were Domenick Vuoto on keyboards, Two wonderfully cumbersome Details on page 2 and Lee Maulucci on lead guitars. tablish a winner. Patchell, Dale Allen, Ken Nelson, of personalities which add a unique hours three times a week in practice. The refreshing spray of melons, kindly contributed by Motts- Nebo on July 7 promises to rock Kathy Mimicki, Melissa Kennison, flavor to their music, was formerly This allows them to become ac­ watermelon sliding down tired ShopRite, were sliced to their with the intense, soul-tapping music Peter Frankovitch, and Joe Doyle. , "Wish," but regrouped in October customed to the loudness, and at the throats offered both losers and treasured insides, and honorable- of many artists transformed through 1978 under the new title with the same time, enables them to polish winners, as 12-year-old Traci Sarki­ the dynamic, energizing, and original Gas Question eventual addition of two more the rougher edges of their art. sian said, “a taste of victory.” But • A Family NEWSpaper Since 1881 • 20t Single Copy • 15$ Home Delivered style of “Tiger Eye". Missing it will Vol. XCVIII, No. 235 - Manchester. Conn.. Saturday. July 7.1979 members. Featured in “Tiger Eye" are a Capt. Kent Michaud, 12, did not take American motorists, be an indescribable loss. Be there at Biathalon Set July 12 Clutching the audience with the multi-talented group of guys, each of the close defeat lightly. Attributing I w eatM ng a hard initiation into whom shines equally important and 8 p.m. and you’ll leave reeling at 11 the gm line shortage, have been vibrant style of its music, "Tiger the win to luck, his team is now but If you are a versatile athlete and All participants should be well-. Eye" plays tunes from Foreigner, professional. Its original members p.m. for revenge, and has cahllenged the holding their miieage down, are Gary Berdn, who handles bass; would like to test your physical skill prepared phsycially, capable, Styx. Any Money, Nantucket, Led other to a rematch. Asked to swimmers, and 12 years or older.' resuiting in shrinking station lines and endurance in running and swim­ I and increased gas stocks. speculate on the outcome of the up­ ming, you are a definite candidate Part of the contest will deal with how President’s But there was a nagging ques- coming contest, Kent said, “We’ll for SAM’s biathalon contest. The swiftly participants are able to I tion Friday as another summer burn them.” biathalon will be at Globe Hollow remove their clothing before the The victorious Capt. Janice final swim, so all should wear loose weekend arrived: With more gas Road Race Was Disaster next Thursday, July 12, from ap­ available, can car-loving Remillard, 11, offered goodnatured proximately 6 to 8 p.m. Contestants fitting garb. vings as detours were scattered by pointers to future participants. “You Registration will be at 5:30 p.m. travelers ignore the call of the The first of five MCC, SAM- will run two miles before swimming Long Talks I road? oblivious trail riders and thus caused bring the watermelon to the botton\ one-half mile at the finish. half an hour before the contest. sponsored road races aired and With SAM aides positioned at key still more runners to lose their way. Reports from around the coun- flopped last Wednesday, June 27, at points of potential confusion along Those seasoned SAM runners, I try indicated that while summer the MCC campus. A good sized tur­ the route misdirecting runners, the however, who were familiar with the motorists had cut their long­ nout of men, women and children event culminated in disaster. The correct route of their division, distance driving, local resorts, race was split into three dividions, Many See First SAM Film stretched in readiness at the races finished the race with no com­ beaches and campsites were Mysterious each with separate routes, and many onset, while several minutes later, plications. In record cold weather heightened success and enjoyment of the abound in this wacky, fastpaced com­ I filling. participants ignored proper direc­ frustrated, sweaty, and lost par­ SAM apologizes for the confusion by brisque spine-chilling breezes, evening was reflect^ in the lasting edy of 1930. There were also indications that THURMONT, Md. (UPI) - Presi­ Once back from his Asian ticipants filtered haphazardly tions and followed the incorrect clouding the popular race and may smiles on the faces of SAM aides and Capt. Jeffrey T. Spaulding, I dealers who borrowed from their dent Carter canceled another public economic summit.trip, the aide said, paths of years past. Blockades ser- SAM’s first movie, “The Odessa across the finish line at its conciu- only look for redemption in the four File,” pulled in surprising numbers spectators. reknowned for his African hunting July allocations in June were appearance Friday and called ”he basically decided that now is the 7 upcoming biweekly races through the of viewers. Wrapped in blankets, When asked their reaction to SAM- exploits, comes to life through beginning to feel the pinch. In selected aides, governors and ad­ time to pull all tjrese issues together rest of the summer. Thanks are sweatshirts and Other warmer- sponsored Nebo events, several kids Groucho for the first time in this its weekly nationwide survey, the visers to Camp David for a secretive and have a more comprehensive extended to the many misguided par­ uppers an estimated 150 people, from offered: “1 like them, they give you flick. Harpo introduces his silver­ American Automobile A s^ia- “domestic summit” on the economy, review,” canceling the energy Tennis, Folk Reminder ticipants who accepted the outcome the very young to the very old, something do do.” While daylight ware stealing routine, and straight- tion reported 14 percent more gas energy and other issues. speech in the process. faced hott-getters like Lillian SAM also will sponsor an informal of the ill-fated race with smiles and relaxed before the two-hour suspense postponed the start of the move, stations would be open this Aides said Carter, publicly unseen He made clear the White House A reminder: SAM is co-sponsoring Rother, Margaret Dumont, and Hal folk festival at Center Park Aug. 19. laughter, aiid helped to make the movie at Mr. Nebo June 26. frisbee games smattered the fieid, I weekend. and unheard from since Tuesday, will say no more about the speech a youth tennis tourney July 24.25 and Thompson round out the timeless cancellation or comment of the 26 with the Manchester Board of Bands interested in highlighting the eveing a shrug-of-the-shoulder, good The ultimate easy-going friendiy and strangers were getting to know may remain in seclusion “well into day are urged to contact the SAM of­ time anyway. atmosphere was not without one another. One can only look upon humor. The Economy next week,” reviewing the problems rumors it provoked, including one un­ Realtors. All interested should Tuesday, July 10, at 8 p.m. Nebo fice. Non-professional bands and With fingers crossed and minds problems at the start of the evening. “Odessa’s” success as evidence of a WASHINGTON (UPI) - Infla- that have piled up on the nation and confirmed report (barter is thinking register with the SAM office up to means 97 minutes-plus of terrific fun. vocalists may participate. edified, the next races are likely to Winds threatened the stabiiity of the need for youth-oriented activities. I tion at the wholesale level was on his presidency. of firing Energy Secretary James July 18. The divisions will be Grades “The Brats," a Laurel and Hardy The SAM office is open 9 a.m. to 4 run smoothly and efficiently. All dis­ screen, while the fickleness of the In the next Nebo movie, the Marx held mostly in check last month Even as the open-ended, ultra- Schlesinger and replacing him with 4-6, 7-9. and 10-college. It will be short, will be the "plus of the Defense Secretary Harold Brown. p.m.. Monday through Friday, illusioned participants are en­ soundtrack proved frustrating at Brothers are back in one of their despite another sharp climb in private Camp David talks got under played in singles, doubles, and mixed evening. As for Carter’s immediate plans, telephone 649-6029. couraged to give the SAM-MCC road cruciai moments. Overall, the wildest and most coveted of all films energy prices, while the jobless way, the participants had more bad doubles matches at Memorial Courts — “ Animal Crackers." Spoofs economic news to mull over. one aide said, “He will not return to on East Center Street. races another chance. rate was the lowest in nearly five SAlf STARTS TODAT AND GOOD THRU m s., M Y 10 years, the government reported The Labor Department announced Washington until he sees a number of Friday. wholesale gasoline prices rose 3.7 people, assesses what he hears and Administration economists said percent nationwide in June, as shor­ sees what he wants to do,” each of the new reports contained tages created lengthening gas lines, The White House refused even to East Catholic School and heating oil went up 8.4 percent say who would be visiting Carter in "encouraging" signals — but hastened to add that both were wholesale in the same month. the course of the Camp David parley, other than the governors and Vice affected by special factors that The White House deepened the AFS Talent Show President Walter Mondale. Mondale Lists Honor Students SUPER I may disappear. mystery surrounding Carter’s ac­ Entertaining other foreign exchange Friday during a day of fun at Wickham Park, tivities — while insisting there is and Rosalynn Carter will stand in for The Labor Department said which concluded a week of events in Second Honor."! Manchester; Helen Helm, I wholesale prices rose a moderate students and their Manchester hosts with a nothing mysterious about them — by the president at the Louisville gover­ MANCHESTER -T h e Susan Ogrodnick and Mary THIS IS A DRUG STORE . . . M TH Manchester: Scott Bayles, DRUGS 0.5 percent during June following German folk song are Frank Piplat of Ger­ Manchester for the American Field Service announcing he has canceled a nors’ meeting. foilowing is the honor roll Wrobleski. A COSMETICIAN TO HELP YOU Angela Zocco. GENOVESE May’s 0.4 percent rise, the best many, left, Irmi Schonbauer of Austria and exchange students. (Herald photo by Adam­ weekend appearance at the national for the fourth-quarter at East Hartford; Linda LADIES SELECT YOUR FAV0RITE| East Hartford: Michael governors’ conference in Louisville East Catholic High School. Gramuglia. James Manship, A REAL DRUG STORE COSMETICS TO HELP YOU LOOK back-to-back performance since Max Kai and Jens Kieper, both of Germany. son) Freiheit, Mary Georgiades, just as he scratched the energy crisis Caroline Marimon, Joanne TERRIFIC! 1 last summer. Their performance was part of a talent show S e n io rs and Suzanne Willett. Mazzeo, Marc Patti and Food prices plunged, par- address slated for broadcast Grasso Among Honors with Distinction Glastonbury. Kathryn Ruff Christine Whaples 'Thursday night. and John Sullivan. Also: Make Us Your: I ticiilarly meat, but the cost of gas­ Manchester. Mary Alice Also: Susan Evans. Glaston­ oline aiid home heqting oil jumped Instead, an aide said, the president Carter Guests Kimberly Marks, South Wind­ has begun “a comprehensive Choquelte. Marv Meacham, bury; Abbie Fenity, Tolland; sharply again. Lisa Sossin. sor, Julianne Casey, Vernon; review” of domestic problems with HARTFORD (UPI) - Gov. Ella and Jean Skrok, Tolland. and Jeffrey Lawrence, Wind­ The nation’s unemployment GAO Study Sees Waste East Hartford: Keith Agar, sorville, selected visitors, including a delega­ Grasso was among a number of James Bradley, and Linda Sophomores rate dropped to 5.6 percent last governors invited to Camp David First Honors month, its lowest level since tion of eight state governors invited Custer; and South Windsor: Honors with Distinction Friday evening for a meeting with Margaret Wilkins; Bolton, Manchester. Bradford Summer Savings Store! August 1974. when it was 5.4 per- to sleep over at Camp David Friday. East Hartford; Dianne President Carter and his energy Erin Bakanas. Cabral, Elizabeth Charlebois, Attending were the governors of Gagnon. Mark Tardiff, Lynn Deborah Coombs, Robert I cent. In Building Refineries First Honors The improvement was due en- New York, New Jersey, Connecticut, staff. Cully. Cowley, Jacqueline Enderlin, Mrs. 'Grasso was to attend the Manchester: Kelly Condon, AllTSHaTIVt I tirely to a decline in teen-age barrels to 18.7 million barrels a day. continue to provide production (Georgia. North Carolina, Kentucky, Judith LaFond, Christine Bolton: Lisa Bakanas and Theresa Foley, Maryann WASHINGTON (UPI) - W ashin^n and Indiana. meeting at the Maryland mountain Laura Sposito. Genovesi, Diana Guertin, amd I joblessness. Congressional investigators said The GAO report said it would be against foreign competition for the Martin, Maricarol McMahon, U.S. refining industry.” "In some sense, I suppose, it’s retreat at 5 p.m., spend the night at Jamie Moriarty, Kris Glastonbury: Mary Evans Barbara Wolk-Laniewski. SAVE Friday U.S. energy companies are more efficient to use idle European and Margaret Sullivan. And '/2 Almost half the country’s almost a domestic summit,” said a Camp David and leave for the Na iaskay, Debra Perrone, East Hartford: Carmine wasting money on new refineries at a and Caribbean refineries, many of National Governors’ Association con­ Denise Poudrier, John Saling. Jeremiah Brown, Coventry Esposito. Thomas Furlong, Gold Surges petroleum demand -- around 18 White House aide who declined to be L time when the old ones can’t even get them owned by American oil com­ and Maureen Zukauskas, Ver­ GALLON identified. ference in Louisville, Ky., on Satur­ Mary Ellen Sheridan, Laurie Carole Ingallinera, Francis Gold surged to record high enough crude oil to run full blast. panies, than build expensive new million barrels a day - is currently Sinon, John Sobiski, Arthur non. O'Brien. met by imports, the 25-page report "Obviously the economy and day, the spokesman said. '3 SPEED PICNIC I prices Friday, spurred by A study by the General Accounting plants in the United States. Other governors invited to the Warrington, and Christopher First Honors Glastonbury: Christine speculation on a smaller amount "Free world oversupply of refining said, with domestic production energy are the main subjects to be Berruti, Mary Finnegan, I Office, an Investigative arm of Camp David meeting were Hugh Wittke. Manchester: David Barry, 2 0 " DELUXE I of bullion entering the market and capacities will persist through the falling steadily since 1970. discussed, but the discussions cer­ East Hartford: Marc Kevin Byrne, Kimberly Thomas Holcombe. JUG Congress, said the government ought tainly will not be limited to those two Carey of New York; Brendan Byrne I by Poloron, aPIB-UT I by additional buying by Middle few remaining years of increasing But President Carter has agreed to D'Aloisio, Lisa Galipo. Ann Cabral, Fiona Campbell, Also: Andrea Coulombe, BREEZE PAN to prod oil firms instead into stepping subjects. The president, for several of New Jersey; James Hunt of North . 1 East countries. and an 8.5-million-barrel-a-day ceiling on LaFlamme Nilda Ortiz, and Kevin Kean, Paul South Windsor; Timothy Geib, I up production of petroleum and syi^''Wlirt(7 crude oil production months, has been talking and Carolina, chairman of the Potamianos, and Jody Ricci. Enfield: Richard Wearne, •,. v/>v -V -A'}! The dollar made moderate I thetic fuels in the United SUtes, thereafter,’’ it said. oil imports through 1985, raising the Gino Zaccardelli. need for an increase in domestic thinking about a broad range of Democratic Governors’ Association; Also: Margaret Laneri, East Hartford: Arthur Tolland; William Black, I gains against European curren- The study complained that the The report also said it will and ^ieorge Busbee of Georgia. Carone, Maryann Gaudette, Marlborough; John Brahm, production or a drop in demand. domestic problems.” Coventry; Frank Ashland and Bt Icies after Thursday’s sharp government’s current energy policy “become increasingly difficult to Kathleen Evans, South Wind­ Charleen Kupec, John Lucier, Ellington; Sean Neath, 27.88Now dtcoritor ityllne let- Hot or cold, Poleron'i Vi I losses. has encouraged foreign oil imports sor: Lauren Barry, Vernon; Mary Miles, Robert Ramsey, Bolton; and Anne Yarusewicz, Luring ItghI parchmtnt t«K- Gold, which closed Thursday at Lurtd caie, tmokad Iranilu and the building of small, inefficient Sharon Stelzer, Glastonbury; Claire Viola, Michael White. Rockville. cant blada and chocolatt paratura for riourA Rutt- I a record $287,875 in London and Vernon; Charles Colliton, L piattic guard. Ufatim alu proof, with ifiockproof refineries in the United States. and Joseph King. Ellington. Sccontl Honors \rlcattd motor. MlOdOOS Jackal and wtilla plaitic 1 Zurich, jumped at the opening to linar. ' It said a new policy “would be best Whaling Ban Won’t Help Much Second Honors Susan Lucia and John Roche. Manchester: Michelle $290,625 an ounce in Zurich and And Michele Garibaldi of I directed toward encouraging expan­ He said approval of the ban could Manchester: Velvet An­ Armentano, Thomas Day, HeAl EAUTY AIDSl $291.50 in London. At the close, WASHINGTON (UPI) - Even if harems and do the breedin g,” said whales is still in serious questiom” Bolton: James Gerbo, South I sion of domestic hydrocarbon be “very difficult.” tonia. Gail Barbagallo, Harry Nancy Kelly, William Leslie, I gold was $290,375 in Zurich and the International Whaling Commis­ Lewis Regenstein of the Fund for Carter said. Carr. Bradford Cook, David Windsor; and Mary Howard, William Naab, James Nason. supplies to feed existing refineries Richard Frank, head of the U.S. On the optimistic side, however, Broad Brook. Ifl I fell back a bit to $289,875 an ounce than the construction of additional sion agrees to a commercial whaling Animals. Hinchen. Debora Mayo, East Hartford- Lynne "Thus, the populations will con­ delegation, said the United States has Frank noted Japan is moving to end Ellen Petkaitas. Second Honors 1 in London, still records on both distillation capacity.” ban proposed by the United States, Dakin, Emilio Gilberto, I markets. In New York, gold tinue to fall even if all killing is let other nations know it is “serious” its importation of large quantities of East Hartford: Donna Manchester: John Benjamin Leyland, Robert “As world crude markets tighten, some whale populations still face CASTMl GTX closed at $288.50. halted,” he said. about the ban. He noted the law whale products from non­ Beaulieu, James Jacen, Lori Spaulding and Edward Vilga. Mannarino. I expansion of U.S. refining capacity extinction, animal welfare groups commission nations, many of which Lamontagne. David O'Dea, East Hartford: Margaret MOTOR on ^ Gold is a traditional hedge in President Carter has ordered the allows the banning of imported fish Glastonbury: Laura Dupuis, will be limited by the ability of the say. support pirate whaling vessels taking and Tim Stone. Dana, Irene Fournier and 10W40 -1 QT ...... reg. 99(1., times of economic and monetary ”In the North Pacific, and perhaps U.S. delegation to the July 9-13 Inter­ products from nations killing whales. and David Hintz. I United States to obtain crude oil the ocean mammals without regard Also: Anne Riordan, Ver­ Timothy Macfarlane. Vernon: Kevin Boudreau I unrest and the present uncertain- southern ocean stocks as well, so national Whaling Commission con­ Frank said his delegation will have supplies,” the report to Congress to the status of their species. non; and Walter Palmer, Vernon: Russell Radant and and Philip Marciano. Also: DUPONT Jm ties over the world’s energy situa-. many males have been overhunted in ference in London to press for the to convince two nations in a seven- I said. * In addition, he said the Soviet Broad Brook. Robert White, Sheila Dupuis, Christopher Ciszewski, CAR WAX M the past that the birth rate has fallen commercial whaling ban until sur­ nation bloc of pro-whaling nations to Glastonbury and Kevin Flynn, MAXIMUM STRENGTH I tion, along with a continued high It said a 1978 Energy Department Union is considering a phase-out of Ju n io rs Ellington; Roberta Kaminski, B OZ. TUBE ...... reg. 1.49...... I inflation rate in the United States, dramatically, and there is a serious vival of the giant mammals can be vote for the ban. The action needs ap­ South Windsor. ANACIN ■ 40's reg. ! .39 study showed that U.S. oil companies its commerical whaling fleet, and Honors with Distiticlion South Windsor, and Mark 1.19 I have created unprecedented de- dearth of older, socially mature assured. proval of three-quarters of the 22 F re s h m e n McGuire, Storrs. STP on gSjk MAXI lASH or had firm plans to expand America’s nations in the whaling commission. Australia now supports the ban. Manchester: Kathleen I mand for the metal. refining capacity by 1.65 million males, the large ones that take “The survival of many of the great Bailey, Ellen Ostrout, Scott Honors with Distinction FILTIRS W MURINE ■ 0.6 OZ. ^ MAXI THKK «1. .24, «25, *81 M Roberts. Also: Michael MASCARA reg. 2.99 ea...... A EYEDROPS W 0 0 ^ . . in Nicaragua Ciszewski, Ellington; Mark PLASTIC BOTTLE...... r.g, i ,43....„...... W W reg. 2.25 e i...... 6 9 l.awrence, Windsorville; and 7 QT. on MANAGUA, Nicaragua (UPI) Elizabeth Phillips. Vernon. MAXI RICH A DRIP PAN J - Sandinista guerrillas Friday First Honors & SHADOWS ^ * 6 4 ...... reg. 1.59.. OZ. ., reg. 1.69, Manchester: Sama Ahn, M44L0X 12 1.49 reg. 1.90...... jm l I * 3 9 1 I captured the town of San Marcos, Joan Barry, Therese 2 GAL 120 miles southwest of Managua, Dandeneau, Philip Duffy, RAVE PERM MAXI IIPSTKKS I driving a triangular-shaped GAS CAN .. Patricia Flynn. Jon Lemelin. COMPLETE KIT...... ,^3.44 reg. 2.10...... _ 1 . 5 9 I wedge into the national guard’s and Pam Sloan. *5 5 2 7 ...... reg. 3-99 .3 .3 3 ■ supply route to the crucial EasT“Hartford; John Clip MAXI GUARD onuxi AUTO W PLAYTEXHEAVYDUTY |S|. I southern front. ford. Susan Dailey, and John 644-3302 NAIL iNAMtl President Anastasio Somoza’s Frese SPONGE...... reg. 59^,„ 4 4 ' GLOVES...... reg, 2 .5 9 .... .5E..1 . / ¥ reg. 1.30...... 9 9 ' I guard, fighting hard but now Also; Michael Evans, I clearly on the defensive, took up Glastonbury; Timothy AUTOMOTIVE ■ positions for a counter-offensive Michaels. Rockville; and CaSMETICS Marlene Mockalis, South ■ ■ I I X T [against rebel-held Masaya, 16 Windsor '^00l)¥000000QCGENpyAsmuj’ONjM^ | D I miles southeast of the capital. SAVE on KODAK FILM wit PROCESSING ■ ’The drive was announced for Meeting Change 0UM.ITY MkTERIALS »5.00 oH " „ ’ 3.M o ff I BY LIVING COLOR J Friday but by mid-afternoon the COVENTRY -The Clio or Clio or l-attack had not materialized. on TORO TRIMMERS - , V ' on TORO TRIMMER g j C126'12iiin. Cl 26-20 exp. meeting of the Coventry ANDWORKMANSNIP Garden Club, scheduled for *1100ot *51550 ■ *900 g| inside Today July 10 has been postponed , LIKHTED QUANTITIES IN ALL STORES 2.94 3.99 4.99 wntil August. The program U i i n f a n r I Churches...... 5 scheduled for July will be Classified...... 12-14 presented at the August 51 GREAT STORES Collectors’ Corner...... 2 Comics...... 15 meeting. AND MORE COMINGI Editorial ...... 4 The club recently elected iA REAL/ GENOVESE DRUG OUR POLICY Entertainment ...... 2 Mrs. Stanley Juros as ] drug1 ■1 .. .%• M."'* V !'■ t Obituaries ...... — 6 president; Mrs. Myrtle STORE Cadoret, vice president; 25 MAIN ST. People/Places...... 7 Mrs. Emil Mamet, recor­ Sports...... 10-11 ding secretary; Mrs. Allen Television ...... TV Spotlight E. HARTFORD, CONN. Weather...... 2 Behnke. treasurer; Mrs. - ...... “ •,* - I " ...... ^«»ee r» r I Ronald Baker, correspon­ M IM Ml a* l«Mt fMh«« |r« M> ding secretary. 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PAGE TWO - EVENING HERALD, Sat., July 7, 1979 At Danbury City Hall 136 Liens Filed Drain Work Concert Fete Bids Cover For Whiteman Work ^eek Four Days For Back Taxes Wide Range WEST HARTFORD - A concert in ■) The Town of Manchester this week 104 Sunny Brook Drive, 61,128.84; tribute to Paul Whiteman will be per­ placed Hens against 136 property Robert C. and Lori M. Fastiggi, 905 formed July 10 at Hartt College of Due to Gas Shortages owners who owe a total of 6310,651 In Tolland Turnpike, 61,215.36; Betty L. MANCHESTER - The town’s bid Music by a 30-piece band using real estate taxes for the 1978-79 fiscal Gallagher, 16 Norman St., 6507.72; document for a storm drainage line another day off, the mayor said. Whiteman instrumentation and \ DANBURY (UPI) - The bulk of ‘he plan. . . , , year. Arthur E. Geer, 20 Hyde St., 6621.88. to solve Richard Road’s flooding Despite recent shorter lines Most of the municipal officials original Whiteman charts. Danbury’s municipal employees put Some of those owners own more Josephine M. Genovesi, 30 Baldwin problems included a variety of possi­ resulting from an improved gas pic­ wanted to know “how we did it with The band will be under the direc­ in their filial 7-and 8-hour days on the than one parcel —a total of 377 Road, 6957.06; Lena A. Gorman, 691 ble solutions. ture, officials in this western Connec­ the unions,” the mayor said. Dan­ tion of composer-conductor Gunther job Friday before heading home to ' different pieces of property were in­ Porter St., 61,195.06; Elizabeth Har­ Thus, it is no surprise that the bids, ticut city of 57,700 decided to go bury unions voted to approve the plan Schuller, director of the Boston begin a summer of long weekends in cluded in the lien placements. mon, 71 Chestnut St. and 44 Pearl St., which were opened Friday, resulted Symphony Orchestra at Tangelwood. ^ 1 ahead with the plan formulated- last earlier this month. : The following persons were among 61,873.74; Raymond F. and Judith Z. in a variety of prices. an effort to save gasoline. month at the height of Connecticut’s Under the plan, city offices will be The concert is scheduled for 8 p.m. Come Monday morning, just about those that the town placed liens Healy, 24 Shallowbrook Lane, 61,- The lowest possible price sub­ gas pains because the future remains open from 8 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. with at Lincoln Center Hall on the campus the only person expected to be behind against. The list includes those who 479.02; Estate of Elmore S. mitted by the five firms is 691,028. uncertain, Boughton said. clerical and other office employees of the University of Hartford at West Veterinary Medicine a desk in City Hall is Mayor Donald . owe 6500 or more in real estate taxes Hohenthal, 8 Proctor Road, 61,173.48; The highest price is $207,000, “We’ve had shorter lines but I’m who work a 35-hour week putting Hartford. W. Houghton, the Republican chief * to the town. The address listed is the Norman S. Hohenthal, 44 Griswold Maurice Pass, director of general not sure what’s going to happen,” he four, 7 %-hour days compared to The concert will be in tribute to executive who raised the idea of property for which the taxes are St., 6974.70; Walter J. and Frances services, said. / said. “This is the beginning of the their present seven hours. Public Scott Joplin and Duke Ellington as limiting the work week to keep city ow ^. M. Klein, 152 Branford St., 6508.84. Davoren & Conneely Inc. of Hart­ month and it’s expected to get worse works employees, who work a 40- well as Whiteman. Original charts employees off the roads. This list excludes any. person who Anna and David A. Krupen, 16 ford submitted the apparent low bid, hour week, will put in four, 10-hour will also be used for the Ellington Except for police, firefighters and later in the month.” has filed an appeal challenging the Ridgefield St., 6772.70; Mary P. using a combination of the options 1 Boughton said the city was urging selections. Collectors^ Comer library and senior center workers, days. property assessment. Persons who Lupacchino, 64 Birch St., 152 Chest­ listed in the bid package. But, the employees to spend the extra day off The later opening hours also should Among the musicians is Bernard city employees go on a 4-day work appeal are required to pay 75 percent nut St. and 68 Highland St., 62,450.30; town still has to decide which method at home and not on the roads. make it easier for residents who Bently of Manchester, a banjoist. week with a day off on Monday for of their tax bill until the case is MONS Inc. and Anthony Gryk, 331E. it wants to use for the storm drainage ’Die program will be reviewed in work days to get to City Hall to han­ the experiment which Boughton settled. Center Sf., 61,333.80; Robert S. installation, Pass said. Stamped Envelopes September and if the gas situation dle their public business, the mayor hopes will spread to other ’Thus, 25 percent of the existing bill Maltempo.and Robert King, 825 Main The planned drainage improve­ Library Shows hasn’t changed chances are it wili be municipalities, businesses and in­ said. still is due, so the town files a lien St., 61,917.05. ment includes a main that will run maintained, he said. ’The 4-day work week isn’t new to dustry. against these properties. But, the Michael and Mary P. Massaro, 335 from the pond at Adelaide Road and Rock Display For Veterinarians The mayor said the idea aiready is Danbury. Groilier Enterprises put its Center St., 61.078.77; William W. The only other person Boughton owners have met their legal Porter Street to the Oak Grove and apparently spreading. One Danbury employees on a 4-day work week obligations according to the appeal McConnell Jr. and Catherine Porter streets intersection. The new MANCHESTER - A collection of The stamp shows a lighting device expects on the job in City Hall Mon­ By RUSS MacKENDRICK company has changed its schedule to when the gas crunch began to hit procedures. McConnell, 30 Mountain Road, Charge *Er Up line will hook into one previously in­ rocks and minerals in on display in day will be a building inspector. A — remember the recent $2 lamp the 4-day week, while a number of hard and one employee Friday called Some of the listed properties may 6 ^ .7 5 ; Robert W. Melendy, 736 Ver­ stalled along Oak Grove Street. the hall exhibit ease at Mary Cheney A 15-cent stamped envelope will be number of inspections that are Gas station attendants Bill Pugh, left, and car built by the Electric Auto Corporation of issue? This one is a stylized Colonial other municipalities — including one the setup “great.” now have different owners. The non St., 62,217.96; James J. Moriconi The town will have to provide a Library's Junior Room. The exhibit issued in Seattle on the 24th of this candelstick in yellow, brown and scheduled for the first day of the Gary Dobrynski seem a bit confused checking Troy and sells for about $15,000. Its name is in New Jersey — have inquired about property owners listed reflect the and Jean A. Moriconi, 748 Tolland pump that will empty the pond when was loaned and arranged by Harry month during the convention of the orange. The lettering, in the familiar week — and that man will be taking the Silver Volt. There are 23 electric car ownership of record as of October 1, Turnpike, 61,520.34; Thomas under the hood of an automobile at their it reaches a high level. The pond has Redfern, propietor of the Rock Shop American Veterinary Medical boomerang shape of the rest of the makers in the U.S. but most are doing 1977. Nussdorf, 543 and 587 N. Main St., Troy, Mich., gasoline station. Instead of the flooded in the past and caused which has recently moved to 566 Association. The design, with its Americana Series, reads: Liens have been placed against 61,767.77; William F. and Joan B. usual engine they found this car was electric. experimental work. (UPI p(hoto) problems in the Richard Road area. Center St. procession of creatures great and “America’s Light Fueled by ’Truth Vineyard Feeh the Pinch Janice M. Adams, 124 W. Middle O’Rourke, 22 Greenhill St., 6778.76. The excess water from the pond will Displayed with the examples of small, is meant to represent the and Reason.” The designers had no It’s a coi""*»'‘!'nn of a full size General Motors But stoic longtime residents say it Turnpike, 6628.62; Walter T. and Allen F. and Laura J. Parrish, 64 be pumped into the new line that runs minerals, ores, rocks and gemstones three main groups of especial in­ idea that by this time “fueled” would is running about the same as a year EDGARTOWN.Mass. (UPI) - The Janet T. Aitken, 7 ’Tyler Circle, Wedgewood Drive, 6652.54; Dennis to Oak Grove Street. a/e striking and unusual paintings of terest to vets: for the Food and Fiber have become a discouraging word. ago. is too early to detect if the changes vacation haven of M artha’s 6513.26; John B. and Bettina H. Bar- M. I^ggi and Elizabeth Mary Roggi, A more complex system originally minerals by M. Jean Pelletier of group there is the bull and sheep; for Although the stamp was released “I’ve told my staff not to panic. will alter the normally profitable and Vineyard, dependent on tourism, is nini, property on Tolland Turnpike, 56 Eva Drive, 61,005.24; John and had been planned to solve the East Hartford. Ms. Pelletier has the Zoo Animals, the elephant and at various and sundry office, the only We’re not laying off and we haven’t crowded summer season. Security Was Question finally feeling the gasoline pitch. Joan Rubin, 329 Birch Mountain bird; and for the Recreationals, the shortened up on any services,” William Lewis, manager of reser­ Boulder Road and Hale Road, 67,- problem, but funding for that was to previously exhibited her paintings of official first-day city is San Fran­ “ It doesn’t look good,” said Jules 547.68; John H. Barton, trustee, 249 Road, 6693.28; Barbara Rutherford, dog and cat, TTiey are apparently Young said. “We’re not there yet.” vations for the Steamship Authority have been provided with Community animals in the Library's Junior cisco. FD cancellations may be ob­ Ben David, owner of Martha’s Spencer St., 66,978.84; Lawrence H, 519 Center St., 6732.53; Charles walking on a roadway entitled Officials on the island off Cape Cod which operates the ferry boats Development monies. Town Room. tained th ere through July 31. Vineyard Sightseeing Ck). “Business Bohrer, 25 Cliff side Drive, 61,024; Schnier, 1129 Tolland Turnpike, 617,- “Veterinary Medicine.’’ cannot predict how severe the linking the island to the mainland, residents voted April 17 to withdraw The Junior Room is open Mondays Customer-affixed stamps on covers is off 25 percent or more for the tour Henry L, Botticello, Wilfred Road 624.18; Arthur F. Steele, Vernon In Housing Court Case At the upper right of the envelope, said passenger lines are below nor­ from the Community Development and Thursdays, 9 a.m, to 9 p.m., should be forwarded to First Day buses. The boats are running light... economic problem will be, but Street, 61,778.50; Joseph L. Swensson in the stamp area, we find the mal for this time of year. and West Center Street, 64,069.24. last year. Ciccone later moved out of done,” Spada declared. program. Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Fridays, Cancellations, Postmaster, San It’s clearly the gas shortage.” express serious concern about Edith B. Buckland, 453 Keeney St., Jr. Inc., 329 Highland St.. 61,023.45. By CHARLIE MAYNARD He said electronic detectors and 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. and closed on Satur­ expected “15' USA,” and than a large prospects for the summer season. But he said heavy auto traffic con­ the apartment and sought 6500 In The project now will be funded by Francisco, Caiifornia 94101. Even so, some business owners are 6527.54; Kenneth Burkamp, 811 Main The following persons owe taxes on Herald Reporter 24-hour security guards were not cer­ days in July and August. “V” superposed on the traditional The most pronounced effect tinues to flow to the Island. Business property damage, 6151.50 in moving part of the $2 million bond issue ap­ Last Postmark Date not alarmed. St., 64,316.68; William J. Carter. 391 property located in the Eighth MANCHESTER - The key ques­ tain safeguards against burglaries. symbol of the medical arts — a ser­ appears to be a sharp decline in leaders feel this may mean people expenses and other general damages proved a few years ago for storm July 31 is also the last postmark Arthur W. Young Jr., a co-owner of Center St., 6976.30; Ralph F. An­ Utilities District. Carol M. Guinness, pent entwined around a staff. (This V "day-trippers,” the people visiting are planning longer stays. tion in the case was whether the for “physical and emotional “The breach (of contract),” Spada drainage projects. Museum Sets will doubtless confuse many date for getting the following stamps the Harborslde Inn, says his business toinette N. Caye, 57 Falknor Drive. 62 Tracy Drive, 6722.68; Walter 0. landlord provided reasonable securi­ ruled, “must be established and the the island for a day or less. and Annie Hettinger, 25 Gleason St., anguish.” customers and clerks and we wonder from the Philatelic Sales Branch in 6721.20; Roger V. Cheney, 19 ElroSt., ty measures. The suit argued that the landlord tenants’ injuries proximately caused Rham Board Sets Washington: The 13-cent American 6573.08; Rutherford J. Maclachlan, Indian Event how many transactions will take 6964.28; Jean E. Comins, 116 High According to a housing court judge, violated the leasing agreement with by such breach before we can assess 66 StrickUnd St., 6753.70; Rutherford Monday Meeting place at 20 cents.) Dance block of four; the $1 Eugene St., 68M.22; Timothy and Patricia the landlord did. the tenant and was negligent in damages.” The serpent-and-staff symbol dates O’Neill in the Prominent Americans Maine Aids Tour Industry Connelly,.Sage Drive and Keeney J. and Inez Maclachlan, 115 Oxford Judge Arthur L. Spada ruled this Carroll Aohnson Brundrett, MANCHESTER - If you happen to HEBRON - The Regional District St., 6938.94; William Peck, 520 N. security matters. see one little, two little, three little back to the Romans who purportedly Series; and the $5 Canada Geese AUGUSTA, Maine (UPI) - A new that the Maine Fhiblicity Bureau had an inducement to keep stations open Street, ^,544.92; Roy Craddock 111 week that Fountain Village, a 314- However, in a six-page opinion. manager of the apartment complex, 8 Board of Education will meet Mon­ Main St., 6W1.42; John F. Tinnirello Indians around Manchester this brought Asklepios, the Greek god of Migratory Bird stamp. push to help Maine’s tourist industry been telling service station owners on Sundays. The stations would and Ribsalyn Craddock, 53 Carriage unit apartment complex on West Judge Spada said the apartment win­ said Friday she was both pleased day at 7:30 p.m. in the Rham High The USPS reminds customers that and Mary J. Tinnirello, 166 Cushman month, don’t say we didn’t warn you. medicine into their country in the survive the gasoline pinch was their compliance with state efforts receive extra allocations equalling Drive. 6656.72; Athalie C. Dingwall. Middle Turnpike, took necessary dows were secured with locks, the with and relieved by the decision, School library. Drive, 6565.61. They’ll be part of the Lutz Junior form of a snake to forestall a there has to be a $5 minimum order launched Friday by Gov. Joseph E. would directly affect their access to 387 E. Middle Turnpike, 6709.42. precautions and was not negligent doors had deadbolt locks and the rear “I don't know what we would have The board will conduct election of and a 50-cent handling charge. Also Sunday sales. Museum’s “Indian Happening’’ pestilence. Brennan. allocations from the state’s Robert J. and Barbara W. Farrell, despite two burglaries within a parking areas were well-lit. He said done if it had gone the other way,” officers and appoint committees, dis­ Wednesday, July 18, from 2 to 4 p.m. The design of the envelope will be there is the cost of registration and Under questioning at a new con­ emergency “ set aside” of gasoline. month at the same apartment. she said. cuss personnel, take action on the The governor said he recognized the landlord also invited local police at the museum on Cedar St. in brown with gray lettering. For a postage. These and other stamps ference Brennan conceded emergen­ “ I think that would be a reasonable Frank Ciccone, a former tenant at She also said she sympathized with proposal for the minimum competen­ tourism was down about 25 percent officers to lecture tenants on ’The program ie a celebration of first-day cancellation, send 18 cents mav^bfe obtained at face through the cy state fuel supplies will be used for use of allocations,” Brennan Fountain Village, sued the landlord, the young couple’s plight and un­ cy examinations and differentiated goM offices of the Agency Secretary so far this year in Maine, but the burglary prevention. our native American heritage in for each (personal checks'up to $9 leverage in obtaining “voluntary” answered. Permit Not Needed James Hudson, after his apartment "We are at a loss to determine derstood their anguish after the two diplomas, discuss filling the position of the Manchester Philatelic Society. overall impact on the state’s crafts, games, and food. accepted), to Veterinary Medicine cooperation from service station ’The governor also confirmed state was broken into Nov. 4 and Nov. 27 what more the defendantdefendant could could have have burglaries.burglaries. of junior high school wrestling coach Their next meeting is on Tuesday the economy would depend on how the in­ Donations of 50' will be welcome to Envelope, Postmaster, Seattle, owners. officials were considering using gas­ and the use of unexpended funds to 10th, Time and place: 7 to 10 p.m., dustry fared in late July and August. help cover the cost of materials. Washington 98108, on or before Aug, Brennan was asked about reports oline from the emergency supplies as buy a trophy case. Everyone is welcome. 8. Also send either a self-addressed Mott’s Community Hall (Shop-Rite) For Turnpike ropfc^„y^gj,„p ggj Week Trooper Arthur Gagnon, regional at 587 E. Middle Turnpike. Skin Diver Booklet large envelope for return or prepared youth officer of the state police, will address labels. Unless you ask for the Bookmobile Schedule present a program on drug and MIAMI, Fla. (UP11 — Reprints of number 10 size they will send the MANCHESTERMANrHE.STER -— An indirect State and town officials had met ^ -a *■ alcohol awareness. the first complete guide to diving in smaller one (6%). There will be win­ Building Committee source permit apparently will not be Thursday to discuss the Tolland The board will also hear com­ the Bahamas, which appeared in the 1:80 p.m. —Heather Lane. Department open Monday and day through Friday from 10 dow envelopes in the release but HEBRON —The Rham Junior High MANCHESTER -H e re required for the work now being done Turnpike work that is under way mittee reports and a financial sum­ July, 1978» issue of Skin Diver 2:10 p.m. —Curry Lane. Thursday from 9 a.m. to 9 a m to 8:30 p m. and Satur­ On East Hartford Bonds these are not used for the FDC’s. School Building Committee will meet is next week’s schedule for day from 10 a m to 6 p.m. on Tolland Turnpike. Walter Fuss, now. Town officials had said an in­ mary, a report on teacher attendance Magazine, are now available and 3 p.m. —Squire Village. p.m. and Tuesday. Republican Minority Leader Another new offering was a $1 Monday at 7 p.m. in the Rham High the Manchester Public Wednesday. Friday and Satur­ During July and August and engineer for the project, said. direct source permit was not school buildings. for 1978-79, and discuss suggestions may be obtained at no cost from the T hursday By CHRIS BLAKE Esther B. Clarke, who opposes the stamp that came out last Monday, School library. Library bookmobile: day from 9 a m. to 6 p m on the Saturday preceding I Officials of the state Department required for the job, although state Dagon said Friday he would sup­ for the 1979-80 program presentations Bahamas Tourist Office, 255 Alham­ Herald Reporter bond issue, called next week’s July 21 — without the usual fanfare. The committee will discuss fuel M onday 8:50 a.m. —Camp Kennedy. Whiton Memorial Library Labor Day. the libraries will ■ of Environmental Protection had in­ officials had said potential traffic port bonding only for study and and outstanding pupil obligations. bra Circle, Suite 275, Coral Gables, The first day city was San Francisco 10:30 a.m. —Early be closed Saturdays. meeting ”a waste of time.” supplies for the new school which is 8:5# a.m. —Spencer Village. —All departments open Mon- dicated earlier this week that such a figures for the area might require EAST HARTFORD - The Town renovation of the East Hartford High At the close of the regular session Fla, 33134, phone (305) 442-4860. Childhood Learning Center. Mrs. Clarke said if the board has but it was put on sale at many other under construction. It will also dis­ 10:40 a.m. —Charter Oak permit would be needed for the such a permit. Council and the Board of Eiducation School heating system. .the board will go into executive ses­ 1:30 p.m. —Green Lodge some urgent priority matters, it The 30-page guide was prepared by post offices at the same time. This cuss the bidding process for buying Apartments. widening and improvements to the will hold a joint workshop July 12 at 8 Dagon said he did not attend the sion to discuss teacher evaluations Paul J. Tzimoulis, editor-publisher of Rest Home. should come to the council with a stamp was originally slated for July equipment for the building; hear a 2:10 p.m. —Meadow Lane. •road. The permit is issued only after p.m. to discuss the board’s proposed school tour because of prior and other personnel problems. Skin Diver, who spent two months 2:10 p.m. —Jensen Street. request for funding of those needs. 31; the date was changed to coincide report on the building progress; and 2:50 p.m. —Alice Drive. The work, being done near the Burr testing shows that traffic generated 61.9 million bond referendum for engagements on both evenings. But, touring the islands, diving the reefs 2:50 p.m. —Bretton Road. But, most of the proposals should with the launching of the Susan B. approve invoices. 3:30 p.m. —Oakwood Road. 3:30 p.m. —Loomis Street. Comers Shopping Plaza, is related to by the work will not create violations capital improvements to school he said he has seen the complex and interviewing dive resort be done under the regular budget,” Anthony hard-money dollar. T uesday CHIlDRrN the nearby Buckland Industrial Park of air pollution standards. Such per­ buildings. heating system at the high school and operators. Friday . 5 11 5 0 c she said. AA Group Meets development. mits are required for most highway Last week, members of the council "it needs to be fixed.” 8:50 a.m. —Salters Pool. 1:30 p.m. —Park Chestnut Fellow Republican Robert F. Ryan MANCHESTER — Emanuel Hill 10:40 a.m. - ’Tudor Lane. While the permit apparently will and airport construction projects. and the board toured 18 school He said the school is a “ beautiful Apartments. has also indicated he will not support Chapter, Alcoholics Anonymous, will 11:20 a.m. —Rachel Road. , not be needed for work to continue at buildings under consideration for building” except for the heating The Almanac 2:50 p.m- —Pine Ridge CLINT the bond proposal. meet tonight at 8 in Luther Hall of 1:30 p.m.—Bigelow Street. Apartments. • that site, one probably will have to be bond improvements. system, which heats the school “as The meeting will start at 8 p.m. at Emanuel Lutheran Church, 60 2:10 p.m. —North Elm 3:30 p.m. -Rachel Road. EASTWOOD obtained for nearby improvements Representatives of the state Council Chairman George A. high as 90 degrees in the middle of By United Press International Street. Department of Environmental Town Hall next Thursday. Church St. I /T I I» EAST WINDSOR planned at the Tolland Tumpike- Dagon said he will seek a consensus winter.” Today is Saturday, July 7, the 188th day of 1979 with 177 J 2:50 p.m. —Homestead Park § ESCAPE Protection could not be contacted Library Hours usHfiufM DRIVE IN «:j Buckland Road-New State Road in­ from the council on whether it wants Apartments. »)79 to follow. •MtnuuKiKa tersection, Fuss said. Friday afternoon to find out why they to place the bond on its July 17 agen­ The moon is moving toward its full phase. ^ 3:30 p.m. —Parkade Mary Cheney Library FROM Improvements at that intersection apparently will not require the per­ da for consideration. The morning stars are Venus and Mars. / rntT Apartments. —A'dult and Reference ALCATRAZ Vetoes Bill are planned by the state in conjunc­ mit for the work. The council must authorize a bond The evening stars are Mercury, Saturn and Jupiter. W ednesday departments open Monday ■ykf- through Friday from 9 a.m. to tion with the Interstate 86 expansion Town officials had said the job issue for placement on the ballot. Those born on this date are under the sign of (?ancer. 8:50 a.m. —Waddell Pool. 9 p.m. and Saturday from 9 project, he said. State and local would not generate much more traf­ Three Democratic councilmen in­ HARTFORD (UPI) - Introducing Austrian composer Gustaf Mahler was born July 7, HIOHilT TIMrltATURISt 10:30 a.m. —Verplanck a.m. to 6 p.m. Children’s representatives will meet next week fic and should improve traffic flow in dicated at least partial support for Gov. Ella Grasso Friday Pool. SIDNF.VSHKl.DOVS 1860. •0.- to discuss that project again. the area. the bond referendum last week. vetoed a proposal which On this day in history: Democrats William Dailey Jr., would have allowed the In 1864, U.S. Navy Commodore J.D. Sloat proclaimed r BLOODLINi: f Henry Genga and Harry Egazarian University of Connecticut the annexation of California by the United States. »<> Theater Sciwdute 1 HEPBIRN KNG^ZZARA said they would support bonding for board of trustees to R y r e M b o d ( M M Q MASON O jUJOIAHOH In 1898, President William McKinley signed a joint I OMARSHAJUF BEATnClSTMCHT roofs and, possibly, windows. purchase certain food resolution of Congress authorizing the annexation of „„ fotocast e EAST HARTFORD I m s i RMS MICNEUE PHIUJK Walk-In Signup Slated The board has asked for over $600,- products without going Hawaii by the United States. Hawaii formally became SATURDAY SUNDAY iisHDiiiis DRIVE IN bm ;u« 000 to repair or replace roofs at eight through usual state the 50th state on Aug. 21, 1959. For period ending 7 p.m. EST 7/7/79. Saturday will find E. Hartford Drive-In — channels. In 1973, President Nixon said he would not appear at the showers and thundershowers scattered over the E. Hartford Drive-In — "Halloween” 8:30; “Carrie" In Enrichment Program /VARP Plans Trip The measure would have Senate Watergate Investigating Committee or give it southeastern states and parts of the northern Plains, “Halloween” 8:30; "Carrie” 10:00 given trustees power to E. Windsor Drive-In — "101 MANCHESTER - Connecticut access to White House files. ■ Elsewhere, generally fair weather should prevail. 10:00 ■\ Ml Sk M MANCHESTER - Walk-in The Enrichment Program is in its buy meats, dairy products, Dalmations” 8:30; “ Love Northeast Chapter, American In 1977, five people were killed and 71 injured in a fire E. Windsor Drive-In — "101 I’V M 1) WIItU MK ViO registration for the Manchester third year. Sponsored by the produce, frozen foods, Dalmations” 8:30; "Love Bug” 10:00 tiiI tH-S \>l) (i \>iSll KS Association of Retired Persons, will at the Danbury, Conn., prison. Authorities suspected the Summer Program Enrichment Manchester Board of Education, its bakery goods and other Bug” 10:00 Manchestu Drive-In — sponsor a bus trip Wednesday, July fire was deliberately set. Program will be held Tuesday and aim is to provide short learning food without bids and Manchester Drive-In — “Halloween”’ 8:35; "Carrie" 18, to the German Alps Festival in New England Forecast "Carrie” 8:35; "Halloween” 10:10; “Rabid" 11:45 Wednesday from 9 a.m. to noon at experiences in a relaxed environ­ without approval of the A thought for the day, German poet and dramatist Vernon Cine 1 — "Groove filing Junior High School. Openings ment. The progi am is non-credit and Hunter, N.Y. A bus will leave the Department of Ad­ Mass., Conn. & K.I.: Mostly d ear nights and mostly iJ'l® H a p p y E n d KofC parking lot at 8 a.m. and return Johann Wolfgang von (joethe said, "There is strong, Tube" 2:00^6:008:00; "Ken­ in courses and activities will be made is non-graded. ministrative Services’ sunny days through Sunday. High Saturday in the low 80s. ®* ,,p ~ Ia I4»'rti)lt hrer 111 Everything an inch of wasted shadow where there is much light." tucky Fried Movie" 3:208:20- available on a first-come, first- An enrollment fee of 615 is charged about 5;30 p.m. Bureau of Purchasing. Low Saturday night mid 50s western mountains to mid i ,iM(l Kurt Weill A few seats are still available, and You Want In A 9:20 served basis. for each course for Manchester “This bill would adverse­ space in any of 60s south and east coastal zones. High Sunday in the 80s. 2.00.9*15. “Kentucky Vernon Cine 2 — "’The Deer anyone interested may call Mrs. Condominium Home All courses and activities in the residents (620 (or non-residents). ly affect the overall Brvre WoikI's one- or Maim-, New lluni|isliire; Partly sunny north and Fried Movie” 3:15-7:30-10-30 Hunter” 1;30-4;458;00 Margaret Beecher, 646-6157. From $34,200 Lottery Numbers program will be offered in two Some special activities bear an ad­ purchasing power of the two-l)edrooin units. mostly sunny south Saturday. Highs in the mid 70s to mid Vernon Cine 2 — " ^ e lieer July 4 sessions, the first July 16 to 27 and ditional supply fee. state and would increase Great location. Recreational Winning daily lottery numbers drawn Friday in New ^Os. Partly cloudy north and mostly clear south Saturday Hunter" 1:30-7:00-10:15 ) liiiisl'irld '■Dinv iii through the second July 30 to Aug. 10. In each There are many openings in arts, South Methodist the costs of the Division of Biyre Wcxxl is located facilities. Bryre Wooil England: night. Lows in the 50s. Mainly sunny Sunday. Highs in the crafts, sewing, music, theater, July 14 session activities will be held from 9 MANCHESTER - The Couples Purchasing _ to service the in South Windsor, an has tennis courts, a swim­ Connecticut: 405. a.m. to 10:40 a.m. and from 10:50 writing, etc. Limited openings are New Hampshire- 2243 \ern u m i: Sunny and warmer Saturday and Sunday. Club of South United Methodist memaimng state agen- attractive suburban com­ ming pool and cabana, V e rn o n *'^2 Now thru Thurs. Special Sunijay a.m. to 12:30 p.m. There are ac­ available in thepopular reading and Church will have a potluck tonight at des,” the governor said. Winning weekly lottery numbers drawn Friday in New jn the 70s. Lows t-OiiUS 15 04 06U "’951 tivities and courses for children, math maintenance courses for munity with convenient nature trails with jogging England: Saturday night 50 to 55. Highs Sunday 75 to 82. 6;30 at Susannah Wesley House. M l THE Performance teen-agers and adults. elementary age children. shopping and easy access to paths and exercise areas. New Hampshire. 40481. 1. D E E R ® HALLOWEEN July 8 major highways. Quality features. General Seeks Hotline Energy-saving. .Advanced, Electric heat pump / GE Hotpoint Manchester To Advertise HUNTER Curtain: 8:15 pm HARTFORD (UPI) - PARKER STREET East Hartford — Glastonbury To Report Newt Doubit FtaUin Summer In Manchester energy-saving construction means sell-cleaning range, dishwasher, For a classified adverlisement, call Sen. Russell Post, R- To report a news item or story idea: “BROOVE TUBT - USED AUTO PARTS JN C. Bryre Wotxi will help insulate you disposiil, frost-free relrigerator / Evening Herald 643-2711 and ask for Classified. Office Manchester__ Alex Girclli, 643-2711. cdiiiA'^ Matinee: Canton, said Friday that ^ Enrichment Program ‘Kantncky Friad Movla” from skyrocketing heating and n;itur;il oak kitchen taltinets/ wall- hours are 8:30 a m. to 5 p.m. Monday East Hartford .. Chris Blake, 643-2711. (PQ) 2:15 pm, July 7 the state Transportation UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT I'SPS .327-500 through Friday. When the office is Glastonbury ., Dave Lavallee, 643-2711 Chtok n m r«Mf Department should in­ C(H>iing costs. to-wall carpeting / teramit tile dosed, classified ads may be placed by WALK-IN REGISTRATION bathroom lloors / lire alarms and Published daih except Sunday and Andover...... Donna Holland, 643-2711 I he stitute a toll-free hotline to ^ ------Good design. Striking iVoin tlie certain holidays by the Manchester calling 643-2718. Bolton...... Donna Holland, 643-2711 Tutsday - July 10 smoke detectors. 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EVENING HERALD. Sat., July 7, 1979- PAGE FIVE PAGE FOUR - EVENING HERALD. Sat.. July 7, 1979 In Washington Morning iHmirbratpr Euruimji Htn*alb Manchester — A City of Village Charm ^ Founded Oct. 1. 1881 Inflation: How To Fight Back It Often Is Difficult to Feel Important Published by the Manchester Publishing Co , Herald Square, same brands in the same stores each By LEE RODERICK cents a gallon — up nearly 50 percent policies "will continue to fail as long revolting bestiality, he cried out; “I Manchester. Conh. 06040. Telephone (203) 643-2711. period ... Drug prices should be certain odd-shaped sticks and stones loves every human being on the prayer — not some words about be an angel, WASHINGTON — The economic from last winter? as prices for the necessities of life - By CUFF SIMPSON know I’m in the gutter. I know it. But prayer’^ a real prayer that touches but I do know I’ll try to be a blank. monitored on a monthly basis. Again, as tools and weapons. earth. I believe that God came in i W l Memue' Audit Bureau ot Circuiai on Memtier Un-led Ptess iiitfmational clouds have unleashed thunderbolts Thanks largely to our weak-kneed food, energy, housing, and health It is so easy to feel insignificant— Christ and gave bis life on the Cross oh, I don’t belong there, do I? Tell the very heart of Realty appears. In So in your name, and in Cisto’s the same items, brands, and stores Speech appeared, against American consumers in re­ politicans and — let’s admit it — our care — continue to go up twice as fast and how often we do. For me, this liien only last week for me. What a blessing it is in the me, pray tell me, I don’t belong the book "In the Stillness is the Dac- name, 1 asked this. Amen.’ Cuslomer Service — 647-9946 Harold 6. Turkington. Executive Editor as prices in the rest of the economy.” should be checked. Physicians’ and can happen on a crowded subway there.” ning” I found this by Piri Thomas A small voice added another amen Frank A, Burbank. Managing Editor cent days. own insatiable appetites for someone developed the art of light of the Resurrection to be cer­ Raymond F Robtrison, Editor-Publisher dentisU’ fees, and hospital room He had indeed lost the way, but not OPEC price hikes will mean an ad­ petroleum products, we are fast in “Four out of five American when a jam-packed humanity sways skillfully shaping stones to meet his tain that earth’s best is not subject to and I quote it without comment: to mine. rates, should also be checked back and forth as the train careens the address. God loves and forgives. “I went back to my cell ... I looked up and saw the thin kid, his ditional 4 cents a gallon at the gas the grip of oil-exporting countries families spend nearly 70 percent of needs. the whim and power of earth’s monthly. madly through The night before my hearing, elbows bent, Commentary pump. Consumer prices soared an and, as individuals, can do little their after-tax income on the Day before yesterday worst! The Chuckle about It in the short run. But. there necessities,” notes COIN. In the first "Monitor rents on a monthly basis. the dark; or, man was sufficiently an artist to use You May Lose the Way, Bui Ministers are frequently asked to I decided to make a prayer. his head resting on his hand. average 1.1 percent in May, meaning when standing on It had to be on my knees ... I peered through the semidarkness are ways to fight back against most quarter of this year, prices in the Gasoline and oil — same items, same simplified pictures as symbolic speak to service dubs, organizations, prices rose at a torrid 13.4 percent the top of a moun­ Don’t Lose the Address I couldn’t play it cheap. to see his face, four necessities rose at an annual grades, same brands, same service writing. and church groups. One such popular for the first five forms of inflation. Every clergyman knows the pang Dutch Students stations should be monitored tain where ridge 'Yesterday the alphabet was in­ lecturer- always began with So I waited until the thin kid was wondmng if he was sounding me. Helping to show the way is a group rate of 16.4 percent. of the soul who longs to be reunited months of 1979, after ridge troduced ... asleep, But his face was like mine, looking called Consumers Opposed to Infla­ Armed with such facts, COIN held biweekly.” with God but feels he has done something like this: “My friends, my with no letup in stretches into in­ Last midnight Rome fe ll... then I quietly climbed down from for help from God. a “national teach-in” on inflation Here are some suggested ways to something to separate himself from job, as I see it, is to talk to you. Your sight. tion in the Necessities (COIN). A finity: or, when Galileo observed his failing bodies my top bunk There we were, he lying down, use what you find: 'his heavenly father. He knows he job, as I see it, is to listen to me. If Beating Detroit T o d ay , i t ’s coalition of 70 consumer, labor and here the other day to launch a price- confronted by and bent my knees. head on bended elbows, and I still 1. Approach business with big at 8:15 belongs “at home with the Lord,” (2 you finish before I do, just hold up senior citizen organizations, COIN watch campaign it hopes will enlist ruthless forces of nature as huge this morning ... I knelt at the foot of the bed on my knees. appears. And a society that has been hard-pressed price increases and ask for an Cor. 5:8), as Paul puts it, but feels he your hand.” isn’t totally on target. the support of local groups and in­ waves crash against a headland or At 11:40 X-rays were discovered by and told God what was in my heart. No one spoke for a long time. By DON GRAFF able in 10 years to make the sludge­ truckers who explanation. Ask stores to cooperate has lost the way. A London minister I Which bring to mind the time I was For example, it still favors “strong dividuals throughout the country. standing helpless as the very ground Roentgen, I made like He was there in the Then the kid whispered, like Cuyahoga again hospitable to threaten the have long admired tells of this invited to a d le s s a women’s club in While the industry has been respon­ controls on crude oil prices” — a COIN suggests that local in exposing cost hikes by their heaves and rocks in an earthquake. followed quickly by radium and flesh with me. “I believe in Dios also. nation’s domestic experience; Springfield, Mass. It was an evening birds and fish clearly has proved its volunteers organize themselves to suppliers. (Star Markets in When I look back across time and wireless telegraphy. -I talked to Him plain ... Maybe you don’t believe it, but I ding coolly to Transportation tranquility — not to speak of its food thoroughly discredited approach to A drunk came to his church, com- affair, and I was anxious to get capability of meeting formidable Massachusetts asked suppliers to realize the millions upon millions Only 15 minutes ago the automobile no big words, no almighties ... used to go to church, Secretary Brock Adams' repeated supply — with their strike in protest solving our energy crises—and holds monitor the prices of food, health mitted'his life to Christ in the hope started for home, but the meal technologies challenges once justify large price increases, for that have walked the earth before came into general use ... I talked to Him like I had wanted to and I had the hand of God on me. urgings to “re-invent" the that industry’s greed rather than the care products and services, housing that the saving power of Jesus would dragged on and on. The place was aroused. against the price of diesel fuel, which example, and when the answers were me, it is difficult to feel important. And not until a minute ago have we talk I felt always like you and I feel automobile, students at a technical government’s deficits is the chief in­ and energy. help conquer the deadly craving of buzzing with conversation and aglow Bring on the energy crisis. has risen 35 percent since the first of Our catechism asks, “What is had to my old man so many years ago. now, warm, college in the Netherlands may have flation culprit. “Food prices should be monitored unsatisfactory they advised alcohol. Two decades before, he had with fellowship.' Finally, the the year. evolution?” and gives the answer, worldwide broadcasts by short­ I talked like a little kid and I told quiet, and peaceful, How About the $5 and $10? on a biweekly basis,” says COIN. customers not to buy those been a church official, then he chairperson stood up and began beaten Detroit to it. How many citizens will follow the But COIN otherwise is close to the “Evolution is the slow and orderly wave radio.” Him of like there is no suffering in our Speaking of anniversaries, it is a “Each voluntMr whould be assigned products.) arrived in London, and rank himself something like this: A recent news brief informs that truckers’ lead next winter when mark when it argues that the Carter way God created the world.” Back in 1932,1 spent a season in the my wants and lacks, of my hopes hearts.’ 2. Publicize excessive price hikes right into the gutter. "Dear friends, I am pleased that their experimental model won a fuel- century since the opening of the first home heating oil hits a .numbing 80 administration’s anti-inflation to check the same items and the Science tells us that creation began Holy Land on an archeological and disappointments. ‘What’s it called, Chico, this want in newspapers, on TV and radio, and TTie minister knew of the terrible your conversation is so stimulating. I economy com­ 5- and 10-cent store, F.W. 4,500 million years ago. It is il­ expedition and ever since then I have have been debating in my mind I asked the Big Man ... to make a we feel?’ in other local publications. Bring struggle and suggested that he drop petition with a top Woolworth’s in Lancaster, Pa. € T t A FOWWOemSTAR-TElBaWVW luminating — and yet, a little had a more understanding grasp of cool way for me ... I asked softly. in any time when they would go into whether to let you go on enjoying A wire report on the occasion notes BUT THEN,IT'$RB60LUTELV them to the attention of local and depressing — to collapse the time the time line that reveals the sweep I felt like I was someone ‘It’s Grace by the Power of the speed was just the chapel for prayer. Once when yourself or should I introduce Mr. that none of the chain’s outlets today eSSENTIRL,..60TTA HAVE IT... federal officials. (Remember that scale a miUlonfold as Arthur Comp­ of history. But it is not because of that belonged to somebody that Holy Spirit’ over 9 miles an they were on their knees, perhaps Simpson.” sells anything for nickel. There are, President Carter’s wage-and-price ton did in “Science” magazine: that experience nor because of cared. the kid said. hour. That won’t JU-STLOOKATTHE LENGTH because of the contrast between his Reality however, a number of items still ob­ guidelines call for annual increases “This means that a year ago science that I know I am important. I felt like I could even cry if I I didn’t ask any more. burn up any OF THAT LINE.' VERH...THOSE RRE early holy life and the present There are many books on prayer — of only 7 percent.) the first man learned to use It is because God loves me — as He wanted to, There in the semidarkness, tracks, but at the tainable for a dime. CONGRESSMEN and certainly we do well to try to something I hadn’t been able to do I had found a new sense of equivalent of 2,070 Comforting, perhaps, but an ar­ 3. Develop and publicize “alter­ /'• WO\N' THAT'6 THE WRITING TO QET team more about this most impor­ for years. awareness.” tificial rose, a bubble pipe and a native shopping patterns’’ — miles to a gallon LONGESTONElVe^EEN THEIR NRM ES ON tant art. but every now and then a ‘God’, I concluded, 'maybe I won’t of gas its' guaranteed to leave the comb as examples of current rock- suggesting other stores and brands to Rtllglous StrvICM ENERGV LEGISLATION. energy crisis in the dust. And with a bottom pricing only make the good HERE IN Wft9HlN6TON,’' fellow consumers. Organize co-ops, little tinkering, the designers think old days look even better. which already are sprouting Witnesses Se f C o n /o b Bulletin Board successfully across the country. Andover Full Gospel Interdenominational Rev. Newell H. Curtis Jr., pastor. Rev. tion is expected to attract over 5,000 they might be able to hit 18 flat out. A Shipshapelier Navy MANCHESTER - Members of the 4. Keep careful records of price in­ Chureh, 745 Main St., Rev. PhiUp Chester C. Copeland, associate pastor. delegates. There is something other than Concerned about the tonnage of FInl CongngzllonzI Church of An­ Rev. Clifford 0. Simpson, pastor Manchester Congregationa of creases and sent copies to presiden­ dover, Route 6, Rev. David J. Reese III, Saunders, minister. 10:30 a.m., praise, The conventions will contain about speed, or lack of it, that could be a personnel as well as ships, the Navy Emeritus. 10 a.m., United Worship Ser­ Jehovah’s Witnesses will be among tial inflation fighter A lfr^ Kahn minister. 10 a.m., worship service. worship service and Bible study; 20 hours of lectures, demonstrations Faith Baptist Church problem in selling much of the public is going all out to shape up its crews. • O ! deliverance service. vice with Second Congregational Church the more than 10,000 Witnesses from 9 (c/o The White House. Washington, at Center Church, the Rev. Mr. Copeland and costumed dramas centered on the vehicle. To minimize wind A new weight-control program will Faith Baptist Chureh. 52 Lake St. 80 congregations in four states going MANCHESTER - Faith Baptist D C. 20500) and, if you’re so inclined, preaching. 11:15 a.m.. Coffee Shoppe, around the Bible theme “Lving resistance, the driver of the cigar­ assist personnel in shedding excess to Bolton Rev. James Beliasov. paster. 9:30 a.m., to conventions this month in Church, 52 Lake St., will have a daily to COIN (Suite 413, 2000 P Street Sunday school: 10:30 a.m., worship ser- Narthex. Springfield, Mass. Hope,” according to Qiappell. “All Vacation Bible School from Monday, shaped sub-subcompact has to be flat poundage, ft’s not so much a matter South United Methodist Church. 1126 N.W., Washington, D.C. 20038). Church of Si. Maurice, 32 Hebron cice; 7 p.m., evening service. The conventions, sponsored by the mankind truly needs hope,” he said. July 9, to Friday, July 13, from 9:30 on his back. of getting into fighting trim, accor­ Chureh of the Assumpliun, Adams Main St. Rev. George W. Webb, Rev. “This is especially so in these days Such actions address only one side Road. Rev. Robert W. Cronin, pastor. Watchtower Bible and Tract Society, a.m. to 11:45 a.m. But then, it’s just possible that in a ding to Navy spokesmen, as Saturday mass at 5 p.m.; Sunday masses Street at Thompson Road. Rev. Edward Laurence M. Hill, Rev. Bruce A. Pher- of crime, violence, immorality, of the inflation coin (no pun in­ son, pastors. 10 a.m., worship service. will be part of a series of 93 to be con­ All boys and girls, ages 4 to 12, are continuing fuel pinch even that con­ eliminating pot bellies that “detract at 7:30, 9:15 and 11 a.m. S. Pepin, paster. Saturday masses at 5 broken homes, division and hatred. invited to attend. There is no tended). The other — and I believe Bolton United Methodial Chureh. and 7:30 p.m.; Sunday masses at 7:30,9, Emanuel Lutheran Church, Church ducted this summer in over 60 cities siderable obstacle to widespread from good military appearance.” But, many wonder, where such hope registration fee. more important — side is political. If lOM Boetoo Turnpike. Rev. Marjorie 10:30 and 11:45 a m. and Chestnut streets. Rev. Ronald J. in the continental United States, ac­ Seamen and women are being ad­ Fourner, Rev. Dale H. Gustafson, can be found. Others possessing hope The theme for the school is acceptance could be overcome — we don’t want more of the same kind Hilet, pastor. 9:45 a.m„ church school: Chureh of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day cording to George T. Chappell, a vised to shape up and slim down or pastors. Tom Larsen. Intern; Rev. C. are concerned as to how they can “Footsteps of the Savior.” providing power steering, air con­ of inflation thunderbolts we’re get­ 11 a.m., worship service. Sainu, Woodside Street and Hillstewn local spokesman. Almost a million u Henry Anderson. Pastor Emeritus. 8 and preserve it, enhance it. These con­ Special missionary guest for the face disciplinary action. St. George’s Episcopal Chureh, Road. Wendel KK. Walton, bishop. 8 persons are expected to attend. ditioning and other options were ting, simply must elect men and Boston Turnpike. Rm . John C. HilUger, a.m., seminary; 8:30 a.m., priesthixxL^9:30 a m., worship services. - Witnesses from Northern Connec­ ventions are specifically designed to week will be Miss Barbara Visti, right. Short rations, possibly? 302 women at every level of government vicar. 9 s.m.. Holy Eucharist. 10:30 a.m., Sunday school; 5 p.m., sact«” \T rln ilT Covenant C hurch, ticut including Manchester, and explore the reasons for stress, unhap­ missionary to Australia with Baptist Keeping Lip with the Hackmatack St. Rev. Norman E. Where There Was Smoke ... dedicated in action as well as Bolton Congregalional Chureh, ment service Harkmatjirk St R(>v. Normal Western Massachusetts will attend piness and hoplessness in modern Mid-Missions. Swensen, pastor; Milton Nilson. assistant society and, more importantly, how Speaking of fuel, Cleveland recent­ Nobodies rhetoric to reducing prices through Bolton Center Road. Rev. J. Stanton Salvation Army, 661 Main St. Cap. and the first four-day session starting If you have any questions or need Conover, minister. 9:30 a.m., worship Mrs. Arthur Carlson, corps officers. 0:30 pastor. 8:15 and 10 a.m.. Worship ser­ to cope with the problems,” he con­ ly observed the anniversary of an How can you tell one non-achiever cutting spending. July 19. The second convention, from transportation, please call Pastor service and nursery. a.m., Sunday school; 10:45 a.m., holiness vices. 9.30 a.m.. Coffee and Fellowship. tinued. event that has done more than add from another? July 26 to 29, is also for Witnesses in James Beliasov, 643-7644. meeting; 6 p.m.. open-air meeting; 7 All sessions will be open to the some to jokes about the city. Simple. Look them up in "Who’s Connecticut, as well as parts of Ver­ p.m., salvation meeting. public, free of charge. It was back in 1969 that the Nobody in America, ” a new register Washimfion Merry-Go-Round Coventry United Penlecoatal Chureh, 187 mont and New York, ^ c h conven­ that the San Diego-based Nobody Woodbridge St. Rev. Marvin Stuart, Cuyahoga River, meandering Coventry Preabylerlan Church, South Windsor through the city's industrial heart, Press plans to bring out. minister. 10 a m., Sunday school; 11 Church of Nazarene Nathan Hale School Road. Route 31. 9:30 a.m.. wOTihip; 6:30 p.m., prayer; 7p.m., Wapping Community Church, 1790 Bahai Holiday Sunday caught fire. The event did nothing for To be eligible for inclusion, a a.m., worship; 11 a.m., Sunday school; MANCHESTER -"Corrie: The wor^p. Ellington Road. Rev. Harold W. Richard­ Sunday is the commemoration of The Spiritual Assembly of Cleveland’s already well-charred nobody merely has to have achieved Peru, Soviets Not Buddies 7:30 p.m., Bible study at parsonage. Presbyterian Chureh, 43 Spruce St. Lives She Touched,” another film son, minister. 9:15 and 10:45 a.m., nothing. There is the formality of an Prince of Pcoce Lutheran Church, the martydom of the Bab, a prophet Manchester, Box 263, Manchester, reputation. But it did spur the en­ the desk and grabbed the gun. Rev. Richard Gray, paster. 10:30 a.m., about the life of Corrie ten Boom, craft against the political im­ B. joined the FBI eight years ago. He Route 31 and North River Road. Rev. W. the Bahai’s religion. will participate in the Sunday event. vironmental movement. The burning application form, but all that By JACK ANDERSON Six months Uter, Fred B. raced to worship service, nursery; 9:15 a.m., Sun­ " c S . m i» ii” will be shown Sunday at 7:30 p.m. at plications of a deepening military was given intensive training in the H. Wllkeni, patter. 0 a.m., Sunday The Manchester Bahai’s will join For further information, call 643- river became a negative symbol requires is the summing up of an in­ WASHINGTON - The Soviet school; 10:15 a.m., worship service; 7:30 day school: 7 p.m., informal worship. Ellington Road. Rev. Carl J. Sherer. the Church of the Nazarene, 236 Main handling of political fanatics and a major airport where a hijacker had St. John’s Polish National Catholic pastor. Saturday masses at 5 and 7 p.m.; the more.... than 90,000 , j Bahai’s 0470. locally and nationally. dividual’s mediocrity in 25 words or Union’s heavy-handed attempts to relationship with Moscow, ” one p.m., prayer meeting. St. deranged individuals who try to taken over a commercial airliner by Chureh, 23 Golway St. Rev. Walter A. Sunday masses at 7:30, 9:30 and 11 a.m. throughout the world in com- The public is invited. Nursery care The Cuyahoga today, while still not less. win over satellite nations with analysis states. “Lima is facing St. Mary’s Church, Route 31. Rev. F. further their goals by threatening to brandishing a package he said con­ Hyszko, paster. 9 a.m., mass in English; Si. Margaret Mary Church, Rev. John memorating the martydom. will be provided. what you would want piped into your And if you believe what you should bargain-basement arms deals dpp’t pressures from rightists in the army Bernard Miller, paster; Rev. Francis A. 10:30 a.m.. mass In English and Polish. kill innocent hostages. tained explosives. 'T il blow this J. Quinn, pastor; Rev. Joseph H. There are more than 300 Bahai’s in Town Committee The film, a sequel to "The Hiding know better than to read in the peo- always work. The~ ~Russian . • ^». a r some opposition within the air Usiewskl, assistant paster. Saturday St. Bartholomew’s Church, 741 E. Keating, assistant paster. Saturday Connecticut. pool, is a different river. Cleanup ef­ His first confrontation occurred at whole plane up if I don't get to masaesat5and7p.m.; Sunday masses at Place,” deals in greater detail with force has also surfaced." Middle Turnpike. Rev. Martin J. masses at 5 p.m.; Sunday masses at 8:30, -pj,g commemoration of the HEBRON —The Republican Town forts have changed its waters from pie magazines and c o ju ro n s rth e re -^ ^ v ^ to o overbearing for the Egyp- 7:30, 9:30 and 10:45 a.m. the events that took place in the life Bermudez would seem to be an un­ a military hospital, where a veteran, Cuba,” he said, pressing his thumb Scholsky. paster. Saturday mass at 5 Committee’s Nominating Committee thick black to a more fluid brown. are plenty of somebodies who should tians aSfew years back, and the Second Congregational Chureh, 10 and 11:30 a.m. gab took place in 1850. of Corrie, who has been credited with likely candidate for Soviet seduction. high on drugs, took two doctors on a "dead man’s switch” that would p.m.; Sunday masses at 8:30,10 and 11:30 St. Peter'* Episcopal Chureh, Sand The Bab, considered the first of the will meet July 9 at the home of Mrs. It’s almost never too late, it find that last part no strain. Soviets \e re unceremoniously Route 44A. Rev. Robert K. Bechteld, Frost T. Krist, at 7:30 p.m. saving scores of Jews before she was hostage at gunpoint and threatened detonate if he released it. pastor; Rev. Jsmes Emondson. Interim a.m. Wll l ^ d . Rev. Brn^ce Jacques vimh manifestations, foretold of the booted out.^ow the same thing may He emerged as head of state after a St. James Church, Rev. James Any interested registered imprisoned in a concentration camp. to kill them if he was not given his Talking quietly, Fred B. moved up minister. 9:30 a.m.. Union service at be happening in » bloodless coup ended almost a Archambault, Rev. William F. Carroll, 10 coming ^ Republican as well as any Indepen­ Appearing in the film will be Cliff medical records. close and clamped his band down on First Coagregatiooai Church, The Rev. the small Antlean decade of leftist government and led Rev. Francis V. Krukowski, team a.m.; family service and Sunday school, one reater than himelf would dent is urged to contact any member Barrows, Evie Tornquist, George Thoughts. Fred B. rushed to the scene and the plunger. Wrestling the package Mr. Edmondson preaching. Avery Street Christian Reformed reveal God’S plan tO bring the pwple country of Peru. Peru onto a more moderate course. ministry; Rev. Eidward J. Reardon, of the committee, or Mrs. Krist, if in­ Beverly Shea, the Bill Gaither Trio “More things are wrought through took place. The children stopped first succeeded in taking the place of away from the hijacker, he sprinted paster emeritus. Saturday masses at 5 Chureh, Rev. Bert VanAntwerpen, of the world together —recognizing and Jeannette Clift. The Soviets, But the Soviets apparently hoped to and 7:30 p.m.; Sunday masses at 7:30, 9 terested in seeking office in the prayer than this world dreams of." crying and a smile came to the one of the hostages. Aware that he 100 yards across the runway to a pastor. 9:45 a.m., Sunday school: 11a.m. (he oneness of God, the oneness of shopping aroCnd get some political return on their in­ East Hartford and 10:30 a.m., noon, and 5 p.m. November elections. woman’s face. He was sitting behind was dealing with a hair-trigger bomb disposal squad. The device and 7 p.m., worship service, nursery at mankind and the oneness of religion. Frank Laubach was a saintly man. for another Latin vestment of economic and military St. Bridget Church, 70 Main St. Rev. her. Finally she turned around and paranoid schizophrenic, Fred B. proved to be harmless, but as the Flral Aiaembliea of Cod, 763 Oak St. He was a rare genius in the spiritual American aid to the previous regime. Rev. Ralph F. Jelley. paster. 10 a.m., Philip A. Sheridan and Rev. Emilio P. Messiah Evangelical Lutheran S^ jiCC NeW S seemingly for no reason at all said, patiently listened to the man’s litany pilot noted. Fred B. had no way of life and many people owe him a debt foothold three The Peruvian president assured church school; 11 a.m., morning Padelli, co-pasters. Saturday masses at 5 Church (Wisconsin Synod). 300 1 1 “Thank you for making this a plea­ of persecution, suffering and mis­ knowing that. and 7:30 p.m; Sunday masses at 7:30, 9, of gratitude for the unique and prac­ years ago, made then-Secretary of State Henry worship: 7 p.m., evening service. Buckland Road. Rev. Ronald Muetjel, tical methodologies he taught. sant ride.” treatment. After an hour, the other The softspoken black FBI agent Flrat BaptUi Church of East Hart­ 10:30 and noon. paster. 9:30 a.m., worship service; 10:30 the Peruvian government of Presi­ Kissinger that Lima was not turning Jehovah's Witnesses, 647 Tolland One of these as he picturesquely Apparently not realizing at all that doctor was let go. credits his success to more than his ford (Southern Baptist Convention), 38 a.m., Sunday school. dent Morales Bermudez an offer that away from the United States. “I Main St. Rev. Charles Coley, paster. 11 Turnpike. 9:30 «.m„ Bible discourse; Our Savior Lutheran Church, 239 Apologies and Excuses put it, was to "shoot" prayers and no words had passed between them, At one point, the veteran told Fred psychological training. A devout was hard to refuse. Secret know that you’re a friend of our a.m. and 7 p.m., worship services, 10:20 a.m., group discussion. Graham Road. Rev. Ronald A. Erbe, division assisting with good will thoughts at people he met she had picked up in consciousness B., "I can do anything I want with Methodist, he told us, "I depend a Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church documents show that the Russians foreign minister and therefore nursery: 9:45 a.m., Sunday school; 8 paster. 9 a.m.. Sunday school and adult A 68-year old gentleman 'fiiture, etc. The other staff the emergency pantry. these programs are Bar- the spiritual vibrations he was sen­ you, and th^t could mean blowing great deal on the Lord.” (Missouri Synod), Cooper and High Bible classes; 9 and 10:15 a.m.. worship. during the way. offered to sell Peru 36 supersonic jet anything I might say would be redun­ p.m., Training Union. called last week gravely members al^e already MACC Movies bara Baker M a rth a This prayer “shooting” was in­ ding out. Frank said he had the time your head off. ” The agent spent Jack Andenon’s aasociales Bob Faith Lutheran Chureh (Lutheran streets. Rev. Charles W. Kuhl, pastor. 9 The Board of Christian fighters, promising "immediate dant,” Bermudez told Kissinger in a a.m., family worship. Otmmunlon, first concerned because MACC either carryjjlg extensive F r e im u th , M ary of his life praying for everbody in this another hour in gentle persuation and Sherman and Sam Fogg con­ Church in America), 1120 Silver Lane. workloads (the chaplain as Education division of the tended, in his mind, for people he delivery, two percent interest and a private meeting in February 1976. Sunday of month. (in the person of Nancy Nicholson, Dorothy Brin­ unusual but intensely practical talked the man into putting his tributed to his column. , Rev. Paul E. Henry Jr., paster. 9:30 Fernofi a m atter nf course puts in a Manchester Area mi; ;lit pass on the street, or people on two-year grace period.” “But I want to stress that the pur­ St. Mary’s Episcopal Church, Park Carr) had not disi and Jackie manner, I have tried this and it Copyright 1979, United Feature a.m., worship service. St. Joseph Church, 33 West St., ten hour day plus emergen­ Conference of Churches bus or airplane. He spent his lime, pose of Peru is that its relations with revolver on a chair six inches away. First Congregations! Church, 87 and Church streets. Rev. Stephen K. acknowledged an uniden­ Morelewicz Bermudez was in the market for Rockville. Saturday masses at 5 and 7 cy calls— Jo Mikoleit often will be presenting three while traveling or walking, bombar­ works, and it will make a difference Then Fred B. momentarily dis­ Syndicate Inc. Main St. Rev. William E. Flynn, Jacobson, rector; Rev. J. Gary tified organization who had fighter planes, but hadn’t received the United States be the most har­ p.m.; Sunday masses at 8:30 (Polish), 10 movies for children. THE ding people with prayer or loving in your life. Try this amazing method tracted the veteran, lunged across minister. Rev. Carl T. Holt, associate L’Hommedieu, afsistant to the rector. gone to considerable effort works late at night or on any offers outside the Kremlin. monious possible.” Rev. Alan J. Broadhead, assistant to the and 11:15 a.m. weekends). None of these The cost for each child BIBLE thoughts for tlieir welfare. of prayer power this week and see minister. 10 a.m., worship service, Rockville Baptist Church, 69 Union to collect and then deliver “Peru has contacted the U.S., Bermudez has kept to that goal. church school, child care; 11 a.m., coffee rector. 7:30 and 10 a.m., Holy Eucharist. good and needed food to the extra hours are reim­ and adult will be fifty For example, a woman got on a the Lord work “H we abide in Christ, Chureh of Christ, Lydall and Vernon St. Rev. Robert L. LaCounte, pastor. 9 SPEMS France, Israel, the U.K. and USSR,” Peru and the United States have hour; 6 p.m., youth choir; 7 p.m., youth MACC Emergency Pantry. bursed. Although we do cents. Children under six By - bus, burdened with parcels and ac­ and His words abide in you, ask Quote/Vnquote streets. Eugene Brewer, minister. 9 a.m., worship service; 10:15 a.m,, Sun­ the documents disclosed. "But only quietly negotiated an agreement on fellowship. Ouch! I was, to say the have five CETA workers must be accompanied by Eugene whatever you wish, and it shall be Arabia, asked if his country would a.m., Bible classes: 10 a.m., warship; 6 day school; 7 p.m., evening service. companied by two crying, unhappy the Soviets have provided substan­ future arms deals. Bermudez has Faith Tabernacle Church, 1535 least, distressed by the for the next year, their an adult. A nominal fee Brewer done for you” And the Lord will make formal peace and help Forbes St. Rev. Ralph Saunders, paster. p.m., worship. Sacred Heart Church, Route 30. Rev. children. She was obviously tired and tive information about the kind of promised to make no new weapons "It is rather, part of the ‘baggage Ralph Kelley, pastor; Rev. Michael depth of his reaction. So work is clearly spelled out will be charged for popcorn make your life worthwhile, God 10 a.m., Sunday school; 11 a.m., worship First Church of Christ, Scientist, 447 T.R. Glover, British distraught. Frank shot prayers and aircraft Peru wants.” purchases until after the elections of sexual stereotypes’ ... that guarantee Mideast stability if Donohue. Saturday mass at 5 p.m.; Sun­ apologies and excuses. in their job description and and drinks which are being Bless You Today. service; 7 p.m., evangelistic service. N. Main St. 10 a.m., church service, Sun­ historian, summarized his loving thoughts at the woman and the So the deal for the 36 planes was scheduled for next year, when presumes the father has the 'primary Israel were to withdraw to prel967 day school, child care. day masses at 7:30, 9, 10:30 a.m. and Excuse Number 1 — Un­ may not benefit the church provided free to MACC by children and continued it for a space. Milton S. Nilson Nursery at all services. noon. McDonald’s as a communi­ study of Jesus’ life by made; last year, Peru purchased presumably his military government responsibility to provide a home and borders, Hockanum United Methodlat Community Baptist Church, 585 E. fortunately, this was not an in any way. saying of his followers that Trinity Covenant Church Center St. Rev. Ralph Seguine, Interim St* John’s Episcopal Church, Route All this is to get around ty service. He reports that gradually a change will relinquish power. its essentials,’ while the mother is “The rhetoric against housework Chureh, 178 Main St., Rev. Uwrence S. isolated incident. Many they "out-lived”, "out- several additional planes from the minister. 9:30 a.m., worship, nursery. 30. Rev. Robert H. Wellner, rector. 8 to saying we are sorry if T he date for the Meanwhile, the Soviet fighter- the ‘center of home and family life.”’ tends to ignore the rewards of child Staples, paster. 9 a.m., worship service, a.m., communion; 10 a.m., family ser­ groups, organizations and thought”, and "out-died” Russians. Church ot the Noaarene, 236 Main St. our policy of not sending Wednesday movies are: plane deal appears to have been — Justice Harry Blackmun, care, community involvement and nursery. vice and church school. individuals in the com­ the pagan. Thus, the sun of Yesterdays At the time of the first sale, Ber­ Bumalde United Methodlat Church, Rev. Neale McLain, senior paster; Rev. munity leave food at the thank you’s has offended July 18: Second Christianity rose as the sun frustrating to both parties. The writing for the Supreme Court, af­ civic activities, and of which make George Emmitt, minister of visitation Vernon Assemblies of God Church, mudez insisted the transaction was 16 Church St. Rev. Henry J. Scherer Jr. pantry and clothing at the anyone and particularly Congregational Church of paganism set. Camp Kennedy opens the first of Russians have failed to make any firming a lower court decision that homemaking a very viable way to paster. 9:30 a.m., worship service, child and outreach. 9:30 a.m., Sunday school; 51 Old Town Road, Rockville. Rev. 25 Years Ago strictly business. “Airplanes have no Michelino Ricci, pastor. 11:00 a.m. and clothing bank without iden­ sorry if the lack of a thank (Fellowship Hall at 2 p.m. 'The same challenge con­ three two-week sessions in its sixth ideology,” his foreign minister political headway in Peru; the a section of the Social Security Act enhance feelings of self-worth.” care. 10:45 a.m., worship, children’s church The name of the major fronts Christianity today— High school enrollment shows and nursery; 7 p.m., evening service, 6:30 p.m., worship services. tifying from whom it has you is interpreted as in­ consecutive year of operation. assured local newsmen. Peruvians have had trouble main­ based on gender is un­ — Alfreda F. Iglehart, of the .Wealey Memorial Church (United Vernon Untied Methodist Church, gratitude on our part by the feature is omitted because a modern paganism in the steady increase. Methodlat Church), 110 Ellington Road. nursery. come. Although we have Donald G. Matthews, director of taining the Soviet aircraft and constitutional. University of Michigan Survey Route 30. Rev. Marjorie Hiles, paster. many wonderful people its well-known maker form of secularism. Only William Hanna retires from But the secret documents reveal Rev. Gordon Gale, paiter. 9:30 a.m., Calvary Church (Asaembliea of developed a calendar the state Park and Forest Commis­ ‘‘I’ve told him he's at the final Research Center, discussing a 9:15 a.m., worship service, nursery. who work so long and so prohibits such publicity. A as Christians exhibit the Howell Cheney Regional Vocational- that from the outset Bermudez was purchasing spare parts. God), 647 E. Middle Turnpike. Rev. system suggesting dates rich, full life of faith, the sion, disagrees with state Rep. N, study of more than 700 women. It worship service, child care. Church of St. Bernard,, Rockville. short feature entitled "Yes Technical School. under pressure from inside his own "We now have indications they crossroads.” Kenneth L. Gustafson, paster; Karl A. for some of these groups to hard to help other through noble, uplifting thought Charles Boggini, saying that the ?50,- found that despite enjoying their Gustafson, assistant to the pastor. 9:30 Rev. John J. White, paster. Saturday and No” will round out the government to avoid identifying might drop the Soviets altogether,” — George Steinbrenner, owner collect, there is no follow MACC. If you send a note forms of love, and the vic­ 10 Years .Ago 000 allocated for a feasibility study a.m., Sunday school; 10:30 a.m., service masses at 5 and 7 p.m.; Sunday masses at ninety-nine minute U.S. officials told us. Chalk up one of the New York Yankees, dis­ roles, homemakers may feel guilty Glastonbury up system to te ll us to the MACC office. Box torious death in hope can Ernest J. McNally Jr. is promoted for a state park at Case Mt. does not himself too closely with the Soviets. of warship; 6:30 p.m., evening service. 7, 8:30, 10 and 11:30 a.m. program. Ages 6-10. goose egg for the Kremlin. cussing the rehiring of fiery because of the feminist emphasis St. Dunatan’a Church, Manchester Rockville United Methodist Church, whether or not they have. 773, we can gladly this challenge be met. to detective in the Manchester Police mean it is an option, as Boggini and “The Peruvian government will have Concordia Lutheran Church, Aug. 1: South Methodist Vibrant faith gives one manager Billy Martin, who recent­ on fulfillment through outside Road. Rev. Joseph R. Bannon, paster. 142 Grove St. Rev. Richard E. Thompson, Although we keep careful acknowledge^fforti in this Department. others have interpreted. to weigh purchasing the Soviet air- (L.C.A.), 40 Pitkin St. Rev. Burton D. column, and, please, if Church (Cooper Hall) at 2 abundant reason for living. ly took over from Bob Lemon In work. Saturday mass at 5 p.m., Sunday masses Strand, pastor. Rev. David B. Stacy, paster. 10:45 a.m., worship service. records of what goes out, Trinity Lutheran Church, there is anyone out there p.m. Main feature is Don Unselfish love fills one’s byDongSnflfyd Hall of Heroes another controversial shake-up. “Even for New York, this Is at 8, 9:30 and 11 a.m. associate pastor. 9 a.m.. Holy Com­ we have not developed mind with ennobling SCOOPS munion, nursery for small children. Meadowlark Road. Rev. Donald McLean, such a tracking system for who wants to volunteer to Knotts in the “Incredible Fred B. is an FBI agent who h ^ Sports illustrated. crazy.” thoughts. A sure hope of Unitarian Universallst Society: East, paster. 8 and 10:30 a.m., worship ser­ what comes in. write thank you’s for us or Mrl Limpet” followed by a '1 IS If TRUE TMAT BA55EWER JETS N0IYSEN5E! THEfRE EYERlTTHlNq talked to Death twice on a time-bomb “They seem to enjoy working in — A New York City cab driver vices; 6:15 a.m., Sunday school and Bible short feature entitled the resurrection imparts Hebron Rev. Arnold Westwood, minister. Excuse Number 2 — As do other volunteer work I victory even in death, company, there’s an affiliation observing the 200-car gas lines class. i; AN OYERRATEP REf^JfATlON THEfRE CRACKEP UP TO fE! basis. As minutes ticked by like eter­ Meetings resume in September. you know if you read this would be happy to hear “Butterfly.” The program ICor. 15:55-57. Gutless, between them of some sort that’s that spurred the city’s Automobile St. Peter’a Epiacopal Chureh, Route Second Congregational Church, Union Congregalional Church, nity, he spoke quietly and persuasive­ 85. Rev. William Persing, rector. 10 a.m., column, we are always from you. will last 99 minutes. Ages superficial forms will not Club for the first time to advise United Church of Christ, 365 N. Main Rockville. Rev. Paul J. Bowman, ly to demented men who threatened hard to explain.” Woiihip service. chronically understafM. Thank yous 6-10. withstand the onslaught of — Howaiy S. Curtis of the motorists to stay home, St. Rev. Dr. James D. MacLauchlln, minister;' Rev. David B. Eusden, Aug. 22; Center a messianic materialism. ■■ I to kill themselves — and him - and Gilead Congregational Church, associate minister. 9 a.m.. Worship ser­ Our volunteer secretary ... to South Methodist for “There is a direct relationship pastor. Union Services will be held at Congregational Church Dead orthodoxy encased in succeeded in disarming them. Massachusetts’ Hull Aquarium, Hebron. Rev. David G. Runnlon- vice. comes in once a week, a contribution to the fuel Bareford, paster. 10:30 a.m., worship Center Congregational Church during Ju­ (Woodruff Hall) at 2 p.m. sensually impressive Because of unusual security talking about dolphins being between the amount of paraquat in­ Talcotivllle Congregational Church, bless her, for three hours. I bank. service. ly- Rev. Kenneth E. Knox, pastor. 9:30 a.m.. “House of Wax” followed rituals and pretentious requirements, the identity of Fred B. trained to swim with cameras on haled and the extent and severity of North United Methodist Church, 300 donate (On top of my paid to Ginny Briggs for buildings cannot carry the Warship service. by a short feature entitled must be protected. On that their backs. It’s part of a planned lung damage that results. Parker St. Rev. Dr. Howard L. Love, for 25 hours) an additional her donation to Human day. paster. 9 a.m.. Warship service, nursery First Congregational Church of Ver­ “ Freedom River.’’ anonymous basis, Fred B. is a expedition to Scotland to locate — HEW Secretary Joseph Manchester 20 or more hours a week. Needs. for children 5 years and younger; coffee non, 695 Hartford Turnpike. Rev. John A. Of course many others are Program will last 88 worthy inductee into our Hall of the Loch Neqs monster. Califano, concluding that the her­ ... to Emanuel Lutheran najUIH # CflMST Gospel Hall, Center Street. 10 a.m., fellowship following service. Lacey, minister. Rev. David C. Bowling, donating time to sorting minutes. Ages 6 and up. U'dairand Vernort Streets Heroes. ’’Certainly.” bicide used to kill marijuana in assisUuit minister. 9 a.m.. Worship ser­ Church Women for their IPhone: 646-2903 breaking bread; 11:45 a.m., Sunday Center Congregational Church, food, clothing, moving fur- People from that MACC A 34-year-old Midwesterner, Fred — Crown Prince Fahd of Saudi Mexico is a serious health hazard. school; 7 p.m., gospel meeting. United Church of Christ. 11 Center St. vice. generous contributions to \ ■■

PAGE SIX - EVENING HERALD. Sat.. July 7, 1979 rt.nu ( Obituaries Ice Company Court Case

Edward \X’. JoliiKton MANCHESTER - Edward W. Johnson. 54. of 8450 56th St. North, First Under Noise Rules Pinellas Park, Fla., died in Florida. He was a former Manchester resi­ By GREG PEARSON Thomas Sazinski of 82 Foster St. — mitted when measuring from a neighboring property. dent and aiso was the brother of Mrs. Herald Reporter who feel the firm’s Ice-making Frances Cadett of Manchester and operation is too noisy. The firm has untii next year to the father of Edward W. Johnson III MANCHESTER - The state has An agreement.between the parties come into compliance, though. of Glastonbury. received approximately 90 com­ was worked out last fall, but since Thus, his department expects to He was born in New Britain and plaints about noise since it developed then the residents have filed another Continue working with the company, lived in Manchester before moving to an ordinance to regulate it. But, the suit because they feel the company the neighbors and the town govern­ Florida eight years ago. He worked dispute involving the Manchester Ice has not met the requirements of that ment to see what can be done to as a plumber with the Maintenance & Fuel Company is the first to end up first agreement. reach the level in the state or­ Department of the City of Pinelias in the courtroom. Manchester Ice & Fuel has been at dinance. Park. its Bissell street location for many If the firm does not reach the or­ Besides his sister and son, sur­ That’s what Joseph Pulaski, direc­ years, so it does qualify for the 10- dinance’s level, “the bottom line is to tor of the noise section of the state vivors include his wife, Eiaine; two decibel, pre)1960 allowance, Pulaski issue an order,” Pulaski said. ’This Department of Environmental other sons, Gary Johnson and Brian said. Even so, he said readings his would order the firm to comply. Protection, said. Johnson, both of Pinelias Park, three department have taken have shown " It’s a step we like to avoid, he daughters. Linda Johnson, Heidi Such noise-related disputes nor^ the company’s operation is louder said, emphasizing the effort to work Johnson and Nancy Johnson ail of mally are resolved out of court by than the 71 decibels it would be per­ things out through negotiation. Pinellas Park, one other sister, Mrs. having both parties sit and try to Aiston Patterson of South Yarmouth, work out their differences. Mass.; one grandson; two nephews “This is the way we like to do it,” Testimony Complete and one niece. Pulaski said. He was a member of the Sacred The state’s noise ordinance was Heart Catholic Church. drafted last year. It gives firms in S t Services and buriai will be Monday existence two years to meet the In Lawsuit on Noise in St. Petersburg, Fla. The Kenfield decibel levels set as maximum limits Funeral Home in St. Petersburg is by the ordinance, he said. MANCHESTER — Testimony in the inconveniences caused by the handling arrangements. Businesses that have been in the court case involving a noise com­ noise. existence since 1960 get an additional plaint against a Bissell Street Sazinski, for instance, said he had Richard E. Condon consideration. They are given an business was completed Friday. to relocate his bedroom so he could SOUTH WINDSOR - The funeral allowance of 10 decibels above the The lawsuit was filed by neighbors sleep at night. Mrs. Albilio (Jackie) Monteiro and her daughter, Susie, enjoy of Richard E. “Rick” Condon, 29, of maximums set in ordinance, Pulaski of the Manchester Ice & Fuel Com­ 25 Ash Road, who died Thursday at Richard Connors, manager and co­ the sun during the family picnic. said. pany who feel the firm’s ice-making owner of the business, also spoke Manchseter Memorial Hospital, is He said this is done because many process is too noisy. today at 11 a.m. at Samsel-Bassinger Friday. He talked about some work of these businesses have existed for One of those residents, Stanley the firm has done in the past to meet Making selections from the gun rack are Arnold Paulo and Funeral Home, 419 Buckland Road. Shooters take their turn in trap league competition during years and were there long before the Gazdzicki of 58 Bissell St. completed a previous agreement with the Fred Paulo (back to cam era) as they head into competition. 7 The Rev. Bruce Jacques, vicar of Sportsmen Aid Hospital benefit shoot for Newington Children’s Hospital. other buildings and homes that now his testimony friday. He also had neighbors, and he also talked about St, Peter’s Episcopal Church, will of­ surround them. testified at the Thursday afternoon ficiate. Burial will be in Wapping the expense of some of the noise- New businesses must meet the or­ session. The trial started Wednesday reducing steps. Cemetery. dinance limits immediately, Pulaski in Rockville Superior Court. Friends may call at the funeral said. Two other neighbors — Staniey’s These wouid be particuiarly expen­ home this morning from 9 to 11. sive if they had to be done now and NCR Is $640 Richer Manchester Ice & Fuel has been wife, Margaret, and Thomas Sazinski Mr. Condon was born in Brooklyn, the plant had to be shut down during sued by nearby residents — Stanley of 82 Foster St. — also spoke Friday. By BETTY RYDER Monteiro of East Hartford and grilis. N.Y., and had lived in South Windsor its busiest season. Gazdzicki of 58 B issel St. and They talked about the problems and Manuel Frazao of Hartford, drew Sharing their Father’s ,Day to for about three years. He was a Life-«lyle Editor shooters from New Jersey, Rhode benefit the less fortunate, paid off, member of the South Windsor Sportsmen from the Portuguese community proved they really were Island, New York, Massachusetts and Newington Children’s Hospital Volunteer Fire Department. He had good sports when Uiey turned out, and C ^ ecticu t. received a check for $ ^ . Over-all been employed as a salesman for the winner for the competition was Jose Motorola Communications and Elec­ EB Workers OK Pact more than 65 strong, to compete in More Uian ISO persons, including trap shooting competition at the An­ family and friends, enjoyed a picnic Santos. tronics Inc. for about three years. ly half E B ’s workers. GROTON (UPI) - Metal Trades against the contract agreement at dover Sportsman’s Club, to benefit on the clubhouse grounds and When it comes to sharing and He is survived by his wife, Mrs, He said his union, which includes Council members Friday voted the bargaining table Saturday. Newington Children’s Hospital. munched on flavorful sausage and caring — they really are good sports. Terri Cushing Condon; his parents, clerical, radiation control and X-ray overwhelmingiy to ratify a new ’The three locals are made up of Portuguese sardines cooked on open Robert and Kaethe Kroog Condon of The event, coordinated by Saul - three-year contract with the Electric about 1,500 workers of the 11,000 and symmetry technicians, is vir- New York; and a sister, Mrs. Kathie Boat Division of Generai Dynamics shipyard employees that belong to tualiy barred from moving up to Wehrheim of New York. despite opposition from three union the Metal Trades Council. . better paying jobs in part because of The family suggests that any locals. Council President ’Thomas Kiddy previous union contracts. memorial gifts may be made to the Thelioat yard workers voted 6,950- called the contract the "best ever Kiddy said skilled trades workers South Windsor Volunteer Fire 848 to accept the contract that negotiated” and said he was happily should receive more money “than Department, Drawer 8, South Wind­ provides a 35 percent wage increase surprised with the 8-1 margin. the guy who hands out the sor, 06074. along with greater benefits. But Paul Bruno, president of the blueprints.” The agreement favors the skilled clerks’ union, said only 270 of the 850 He said the 10 local unions in the Youth Charged workers, drawing criticism from workers in his union would be ear­ council would receive the same representatives of the clerks, ning the same top wages as the first benefits at the same time along with class mechanics who comprise near­ the same cost-of-living increases. In MHS Theft Turkish Folk Dance laborers and teamsters who voted MANCHESTER - A Manchester Sibel Erarslan of Turkey performs a native folk dance youth was charged Friday with the during a talent show which concluded a day of activities at theft of 13 microscopes from Skylab Due Wednesday Manchester High School. Wickham Park by the 36 foreign exchange students of the predict where Skylab’s debris will Police charged Richard C. Coniam, American Field Service and their Manchester hosts. The WASHINGTON (UPI) - ’The time tinents between 50 degrees south and 50 degrees north latitude. That fall after it streaks like a firebail 17, of 423 East Center St., with two students arrived Monday and have been entertained by the when Skylab will fall next week has through the Elarth’s atmosphere. He counts of third-degree burglary and been narrowed to a 48-hour period excludes, for example, northern members of the Sphinx Temple Highlanders, bowling, a visit announced the revised prediction at a one count each of third- and first- centered on 3 p.m. EDT Wednesday, Canada, Alaska, the British Isles, to the Westbrook beach, visits to the Harriet Beecher Stowe news conference and said degree larceny in connection with the space agency reported Friday. most of the Soviet Union including Wednesday, July 11, was “the more alleged breaks at the high school and and Mark Twain homes and a party at the home of an AFS Generalized maps showing areas Moscow, and such other major cities probable date” for the orbiting at the Corner Memorial Store, Main committee member. Wednesday, they will meet with other Skylab will be flying over next as Berlin, Brussels and Warsaw. laboratory’s fall, give or take a day. Street, on June 27. groups of exchange students in Washington, D.C., before boar­ Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday Skylab makes 16 orbits of the globe ^ 1 Coniam was released on a $5,000 daily. ding flights home. (Herald photo by Adamson) indicated that the 77-ton spaceship “So sometime between the 10th nonsurety bond. Court date is July 16. will be passing over large sections of John Monteiro, with hands on hips, watches the eager eaters as they savor the flavor of Por­ Richard Smith, deputy associate and 12th Skylab will come to an end Police said the microscopes were the United States six times each of space agency administrator, after being launched in 1973,” he tuguese sardines. taken over the weekend from an MHS those days. emphasized that it was too early to said. laboratory, but were recovered Some Interest Seen On each day, one orbit would earlier this week. The microscopes roughly go southwestward to John Stanizzi of East Hartford, at left, and his brother, Ray, lend a hand in the clubhouse were valued at more than $7,000. northeastward over the populous northeastern seaboard while others Fire Smokes Out Store kitchen. In Coupon Rations would criss-cross over the nation’s midsection. MANCHESTER — A smoke-filled said. Fire Calls ) WASHINGTON (UPI) Some con­ Those bills could be combined with Some would cross the Pacific coast store and a water drenched A store employee said that at first gressmen said Friday energy a new approach to gasoline rationing in the northern California area but stockroom were the result of a fire there were a “whole lot of flames. Manchester problems have stirred their con­ as a standby law to have available if Los Angeles, for example, would not Friday evening at King’s Depart­ Too much.” stituents into a “let’s do something” The sprinklers and fire hoses soon Friday, 11;25 a.m. — Stove fire at the energy emergency gets worse, be under Skylab’s predicted flight ment Store at the Parkade. fervor that could revive con­ took care of flames. A white thin 46C Esquire Drive (Town). Dingell said. path during those days. The fire, of undetermined origin, gressional discussion fo coupon smoke drove customers and clerks Friday, 3:54 p.m. — Grass fire at 11 Dingell said some congressmen On the other side of the country, was confined to a small section of the rationing of gasoline. Edwards St. (Eighth District) and staff people are discussing an ap­ Florida would only be overflown on stockroom. The blaze set off the out of the store. They said their visits home during proach to rationing that would Thursday, July 12, according to the sprinkler system in the stockroom, Several fire trucks responded to the Independence Day holiday require President Carter only to get maps -- which, NASA officials but not in the store. the alarm, including the rescue truck brought them considerable discus­ congressional approval when a stand­ stressed, could be in error by a half a The Town Fire Department was and aerial ladder truck. Engine Co. 4 3 Charged sion of fuel problems. by plan is proposed. Currently degree either way. called to the fire at 8:,29 p.m., and the was relocated to Central Fire Rep. John Dingell, D-Mich., said Congress must approve creation of The orbits Tuesday through last unit was still at the scene at Headquarters while headquarters ap­ his energy subcommittee will begin such a [Man and then when he wants Thursday also cross all other con­ 10:35, a fire department spokeman paratus was at the scene. In Slaying work next week on a possible com­ to put it in effect. promise between a Senate-passed Rep. Toby Moffett, D-Conn., said mandatory conservation bill and a HAMDEN (UPI) — Three men his constituents are saying, “Let’s do proposal by some House members were charged with murder Friday in something.” for one “Carless day” a week. the gangland-style shooting death He added. I think it is critical. We The Senate bill would set fuel con­ last year of a former Shelton man have got a president on the political servation targets and let states try to ------■ r • who played a hit man in the movie ropes and a country in crisis.” meet them with their own plans. ■‘The Godather," police said. Moffett said Carter’s domestic ad­ States that failed would be subject to The three men — one the son of a viser Stuart Eizenstat spoke with a mandatory federal plan that could former Hamden town clerk — were Moffett Tuesday and told him Carter MIO-Sl cover a wide range of requirements. arrested on warrants issued by a does not intend now to draw up a new The House plan would also have the Superior Court judge Thursday after rationing plan, in veiw of the earlier MMWOti r r conservation targets, but the penalty a grand jury called in the death of congressional rejection. for falling short would be forcing Norman Bacchiocchi returned Dingell told an interviewer, “The murder indictments against them. drivers to leave their cars home at home visits led to a recognition of the / WHITE Mark Luteri, 39, Robert Raccio, 35, least one day a week. It would also fact that the public is showing a / SALE require a minumum purchase at gas­ striking amount of awareness of the 1 *-Pkm and Anthony Puccino, 36, all of nuowT oline stations. Hamden, were arraigned in Meriden problem.” and their cases were transferred to New Haven Superior Court. Raccio is the son of a former town clerk. Principal’s Union The three were ordered held on $250,000 bond each at the New Haven Corrections Center. Bacchiocchi, 35, was found shot to death last year in West Rock Park. A Appeals Demotion California resident, he was in EAST HARTFORD - The school principal Paula Erickson as principal; Connecticut visiting his father who administrators’ union has appealed and transferred Donald Repoli, lives in Shelton, police said. the demotion of former O’Connell O’Connell’s vice principal, to become He was reportedly in the state to School Principal George Scheyd. The Center School’s vice principal. arrange junket trips to Las Vegas. appeal is to the superintendents of­ Also, Pitkin Vice Principal Harvey Police have said Bacchiocchi had fice. Lazinsk will be the vice principal at known ties to organized crim e Scheyd, who has been principal at O’Connell. figures. O’Connell for two years, has been UniomPresident Toch Girard said The grand jury’s proceedings were transferred to a teaching position in this is the first time a prinicipal has Look for our exciting, vaiue- unusual since such panels usually the school system. been demoted to a teacher’s position. consider indictments after arrests The school department also made School administrators cannot gain packed circuiar in your Flipping over a few Portguese sardines in an- Mrs. Saul Monteiro, Mrs. Saul Monteiro Sr., Pete Falkowich of East Hartford, president Saul Monteiro and Manue , have been made. the following changes: transferred tenure. The jury was called in New Haven favorite Sunday newspaper ticipation of the hungry shooters are, from left, and Mrs. Manuel Frazao. of the Andover Sportsman’s Club, at left, looks of the event. James Fallon, Pitkin School nrin- Sam Leone, assistant superinten­ . at trophy presented to over-all winner, with after Superior Court Judge William cipal, to O’Connel to replace Scheyd, dent for curriculum and instruction, or at your nearby Caldor store. L. Hadden Jr. conducted a one-man transferred Hockanum School Prin­ said he could not comment on the grand jury investigation into the cipal Donal Cohen to Pitkin; ap­ case because there is a hearing pen­ slaying and issued a report naming ding on the matter. the three men. pointed form er Hockanum vice EVENING HERALD. Sat., July 7 ,1W9 - PAGE NINE PAGE EIGHT - EVENING HERALD, Sat., July 7, 1979 the remainder of the and Stan Zaimore, and our crackers, fruit cup, ment. 10 a.m. pinc^hle N«w« for Soiilor CItIzom summer, we will only have two supervisors. Howie beverage. game and Friendship Cir­ Team B oosts Car Pooling a column in Saturday’s Mailer and Russ Nettleton. Schedule for the Week cle gathering. Noontime Also the Reno-Hawaii paper. However, if Once again, many thanks, Monday: 8 a.m. senior lunch served. 12:45 p.m. fice, includes several represen- needs more time to aM buses and By WALLY FORTIN to the needed $25,000 is a So don’t get overly Community Calendar HARTFORD (UPI) - The man trip is back on now and you something extra important your work is sincerely ap­ golf league at the East bridge games. 1 p.m. craft tatives of major corporations, improve rail wmee. Car and van good $15,000 more just for excited thinking we will who helped put to o th e r Connec­ Ri Folks! With can pick up a flier at the of­ comes up, we’ll get the preciated. Hartford course. 10 a.m. ,class. Bus pick up at 8:15 utilities, business organizations and pooling, he said, is the most available Wednesday, the big furnishing' and equipment soon be moving, and, if you ticut’s newborn Ridesbaring Task fice that will tell you all news to you in an earlier Menu for the Week: kitchen social games.. a.m. return trips at 12:30 holiday, the action here is and our seniors are taking would like to help the fund and 3 p.m. to 11 p.m., Saturday, Route 30 fair grounds. Force told the panel at its first government officials. remedy. u » i. about it. edition. Monday: Mushroom soup Noontime lunch served. 1 Mrs. Grasso greeted the group by “We’re trying to um what we have s o m e r^ t limited. on this project themselves. raising committee and Manchester meeting Friday that they will be the This coming ’Thursday is By the way, I want to with crackers, chef salad, p.m. pinochle games. Bus Thursday: 10 a.m. to Tuesday saying something must be done im- and what we have is the Just a few words about They formed a fund raising haven’t donated as yet, "SWAT” team .of commuter our first outdoor picnic, take the Ume to say a roll and butter, vanilla pud­ pick up at 8:15 a.m. Return noon open outdoor MANCHESTER — Here's next week's schedule of Aluminum recycling unit, 2 to 3 p.m., Tri-City Shopping mediately and on a long range basis automobile,” said Powers. the Green School. Every so committee and are then you can send in your shuffleboard games. Noon­ programs. and, at this time, we will sincere thanks to some of ding, beverage. trips at 12:30 and 3:30 p.m. public meetings (locations are in Municipal Building, 41 Plaza, Vernon Circle. “to deal with a product that’s in short “Connecticut is a compact sUte, often we are reading about working hard coming up donation or drop it off at time picnic in center park ‘”rhere’s nothing bad that can’t be pay honor to our super the very steady helpers at TYiesday: Fish sandwich Tuesday: 9 a.m. Center St., unless noted): Home canning program, 10 a.m. and 7:30 p.m., Tolland supply.” She said she expected the but one with a large progressive ^ the roiovations completed with ideas to get the our present center. We across the street from our made worse by a committee,” great friends from UNICO the Green School. ’Theses . on roll, applesauce, brow- women’s golf at Red Rock County Agricultural Center, Route 30. sas shortage to continue after the dustry and commercial hasis, he money. Right now they need your help, both center. 1 p.m. to 2:30 p.m. Muiid ay quipped Roy Cougblin, in charge of and were ready to move in. who are making it possible people have put in nieg,'beverage. Course where the women 7:30 p.m. - Planning and Zoning Commission, Hearing Wednesday summer season, ‘"^e time is now said. “It is an ideal area in which to Not so. First of all, the have reach^ about $7,300 physically and monetarily. Wednesday: Hqm will be playing now that the bingo games. Bus pick up environmental affairs for Southern O.K. with no scores to for us to continue our countless hours doing some Room. , Board of Directors of Chamber of Commerce, noon, and what you wiU be doing U viUl launch a maj.or effort to show that renovations as far as the and are still working at'it. grinder, carrot sticks, ice lessons are over. Also bus at 10 a.m. and return trip New England Telephone Cb. and talk about, we might re­ meals program for at least not so easy nor fun work, Steve and Toms, West Road. and essential to our stote,” the voluntory ridesharing programs can contractor is concerned Again, our seniors feel that cream, beverage. fo r shopping and around 2:30 p.m. Tuesday chairman of the 28-member group. mind you that we still have five weeks. and, again, they could use a Health Systems Agency, review of Rockville Hospital’s But he hastily added, '"This task governor said before leaving to work.” are completed, however with all the hard work and ’Thursday: Hamburg on volunteers to work at the Friday: 10 a.m. kitchen 8 p.m. - Board of Directors, Hearing Room. openiijgs on the third bus After the meal, which little more help. Eugene application to buy land and buildings, 7:30 p.m.. The dedicate the first of a fleet of self- Powers said the Department of that’s where it stops. We their cooperation certainly roll, pickles, noodle salad, Green School. Noontime social games. Noontime Wednesday force has a unique opportunity to do for the Rockingham races will be served in the park, Enrico, Joe Karvelis, Lou Colony, Talcottville. something outstandimg in Connec­ propelled Budd cars the state has E n e rg y h a s a u th o r iz e d th e are still better than $25,000 shows their good faith and jello salad potato sticks, lunch served. 1 p.m. return lunch served. 1 p.m. set­ in August and must fill the the gang will play a little Brignano, Bill Deme, Dom 7:30 p.m. - Commission on the Handicapped, Oak ticut. I think we can do a lot more in bought for use by Amtrak. Massachusetts Institute of short of completion, and hopefully, somehow, the cherry tarts, beverage. from shopping. back games. Bus pick up at Friday bus before we can take it. fun bingo to round out the Anastasio, Andy Noske, Grove Nature Center. Oak Grove Street, a lot different direction.” T ransportation Commissioner ’Technology Center tor Transporta- until someone somehow monies to complete the Francis and Carl Peterson, Friday: Tuna sandwich, Wednesday: 9 a.m. 8:15 a.m. return trips at American Association of Retired Persons, meet 3 p.m. Check the office for more afternoon activities. riiiirsd ay The committee, announced Arthur Powers said mass transporta- tion Studies in Cambridge, Mass., to can come up with that kind center will be forthcoming Dot and Phil Brass, Donna clam chowder with health clinic by appoint­ 12:30 p.m. and 3:30 p.m. at Methodist Church. Grove St. to go to Swanzey, N.H. details. Also a reminder that for 8 a m - Economic Development Commission, Hearing ’Thursday by Gov. Ella Grasso’s of­ tion was a great idea, but the state work with Connecticut to develop car of money, the building will from other sources. and van pooling. ______Room. not be completed. I can’t 6:30 p.m. - Judge's Hours, Probate Court. see us moving in, even in SAVE THREE WAYS! September, unless the im p o rt'd when you remaining work is done. Andover TAPES CASH Moving with a messy floor FREE A CASH ONLY and walls before they are W lwnyoutlniplir ColtKUapnind HoffitiMy Monil ay save d S i’s coHvctttw coflitNmiiWiltw bopwchoMd finished, would mean Town clerk. 6 to 8 p.m.. Town Office Building. propw iniouiil propwmiowii wHhCMli cancellation of programs Tax collector, assessor. 7 to 9 p.m . Town Office o l P M olc«$htogtt •I any Him. when we would be able to Special Pink T^wi Dm Hmi you want Building. work. ’Then the idea that We'll give you a free imperial Planning and Zoning Commission. 7:30 p.m., Town Of­ S ee d e ta i the seniors will have to 20expo8ure roll of "OurOwn” fice Building. Register TapesI s at your local ( raise the remainder of the rrew Him whereveryou bring Inany brand Board of Fire Commissioners. 8 p.m.. Firehouse. ne^ed $25,000 is a large of color print film tor processing. We'll give order. After all, many you free film...we^ afterweelt-.all sum­ Tuesday ISP ST:at COU^Ck Iiipam: MtmiilJMilM mer long...rlghl through September 29, -I volunteer seniors have Board of Education. 7:30 p.m., Andover Elementary r iwiMOowonitraiPMMr i wnmiCowonitranf«Mr 1979. You won’t have to buy any more film been working right along at this summerl Think of all the money ji*» frSnt Jii*» 14 w v per custatwr Good Six' JuFy B-Sal Jury I4 Lena one oc< ontomer Good Slxi JuVfrSal July U Lpsw$irfh Another thing in addition 1 pound p kg Public Building Commission, 7:30 p.m.. Community MM Hall. Rdth Bdcon ‘1.29 H i-C Powdered 6V4 o z . pkg. Twists Cheddar Thursday Cooked Ham 6& A&P IS A POULTRY SHOP 1>84 On-Ramp Board of Education. 8 p.m.. Bolton Center School. RosoffsRckles 99 USDA Choice “Great Beef! 0 > ) CONTABI To Be Closed Knockwurst or Franks '1.99 D rin k Prince I N K K I ttI kAynwv 4 V f^ •rtrr» [»q HARTFORD-The state Assorted M ix INnners Coventry transportation department comer deli Everything sliced Flavors or Shells BOX-0- has announced it plans to and packed fresh to order* I 29 2 oz. can^ j 9 & Cheddar . Mond ay makes 8 7'A o z pkg* close the on-ramp from Ava* c stores 'eatim g a se. tw inttoito from Capitol Avenue only Butter Cookies 1.99. Ju ice S au ce Hall. |BMlTopLoln-BoMln j between 3:30 and 6 p.m. Cocktail Conservation Commission, 7:30 p.m.. Town Hall, BEEF ROUNOHKMELESS* WHOLE-22 TO 28 LBS. stops Shop 1 St cuts Bone-in 48 oz CUtTOMCUrmTO; Monday through Friday Thursday and on weekends. At all We promise yoUII enjoy every piece bottle ISHHiSTM Pn»o*2*i*l E T I ROUND H M m O n Story hoiir , 12:30 to 1 p.m., Booth-Dimock Library. ILs8MrQlys.VbJ of "Great B eer you buy . or your money back. 99 other times, motorists will « T IiU (S ,M T T O M ROUND aWBI C o l e S I ^ SkxiLSrooKoune*24owcejir 7 t Q^ f BOnOM R O A tn OR t r i M t , R U W Peanut Butter'''S"s^«'S''1.75 Dill Spears Friday be directed west on Capitol USOA Bread ABuPet NO*m ,KffKR LEQ8 4T791 I BREASTS 1 ? or Macaroni^ Choice Tomato Juice 5 7 ' Fanning Pickles 55- Bag lunch story hour, 11:30 a.m., Booth-Dimock m W .M D EXTRA Avenue to Broad Street and 7 Bone Beef Chuck Steak 1.4a to the 1-84 westbound on- Library. PORKBUnS T? BACON ROUNDS LEAN OROUND REEF. zi liter ID r.r OZ.J Donie Dish Detergent CamBCO-kiporttd ramp. Underblade Steak Beef Chuck Bone in i.ea SioM It Av«IWMW«d.-SN. Signing patterns will be Com Beef Brisket '3.99 HAM 3“ ^ x s ’f* FRESH COD niLETS set up in order to keep traf- Beet East Hartford Si'fmrnm-MP Chuck liin C R « ir y aaj-3 Dig Thursd ay - French Bread ' 1.19 BondessBeef Public Building Commission, 7:30 p.m.. Town Hall, VESETA TCAEFARjU TETLETTEA Barry’s Bill FrOZOn foods Cool values, perfect for hot summer days' Joint Workshop of the Town Council and the Board of THOMPSON-WHITE PRESH-JWer \^Rice Pudding 1.09 kWhole Untrimmedj HARTFORD - Gov. J U S D A Education to consider a $1.9 million bond proposal from IC H O ic t 8-10 pounds lb CMANmiMMSOZ. iIOR Ella Grasso Thursday Catch these values' R i b E y e the school board, 8 p.m.. Town Hall. WLKaMLCOMROZ. ' MATCH S y s e a f o o d sto p s Shop Cookin' Bag 'MJMMKTiaOL I CANS Seedless Sweet signed a bill aimed at Inland Wetlands Commission public hearing, 7:30 p.m., easing the process for Town Hall. donation of organs. .jo n iquet Fine Arts Commission, 7:30 p.m., Raymond Library. Sllcad, Ctxmk. Crushed-Spruca or Errpress ^PEA C H K SmMw-1t Ol. PkB. The bill, sponsored by EreshCod 20OI. Sen. David Barry, D4th C o m e d B e e f >ade trees PINEAPPLE SUGAR WAFERS District of Manchester, es­ Fillets *159 Counttyfine Glastonbury Bake, broil or deep fiy .^ B U * lb Spruce-Brisling * n«giA» or King Silt tablishes a definition of Point Cut 16 oz Sunday ' death as the cessation of y ^Fresh Cod Steaks ‘ 1.39. B f i M leans1 7 9 7 Varieties Special Jazz Lab '79, Music of the Swing Era, 7:30 p.m.. SARDINES FRITOS CHIPS all brain functions. "White Gem" lb . lb . Previous definitions of 7 5 ' Town Green, Hubbard Street. Chicken Breast Split 2'/?-3lb. pkg. Sausage Pizza i 6 o ircc (Wg Rsh Sticks death set by state law ^frozen meats pecial buy' Frenct) Stead 9oixc«pkg Monday Saluto Pizza n ’ lOiatcepkg '1.29 Flounder Dinner 5 9 ' MWMAND made it more difficult to 2'/^-3lb. Zoning Board of Appeals, 7:30 p.m.. Town Office COUNTRY! SWBT pkg 64 ounce container Hood STAND donate the organs of the 1 pound roll “White Gem”Chicken Legs Banquet Building. TO JUKE deseased. Barry has tried Human Relations Commission, 7:30 p.m.. Town Office for several years to have Building. the bill adopted, and this F ried N uForm Fine Arts Commission, 7:30 p.m.. Town Office Building. year he finally was Meat' f * 1 * * successful. Ice M ilk Town Recreation Swim Team, practicing daily, meets 5 9 * Frozen FlreShPoriL^^D ic k e n for ages 12 and under and 13 and over. For more informa­ PATIO SIZE CENTENNUyV8Tk).t Breaded Veal Steak '1.69 3 2 o u n c e ' tion, call Brian Gillie at 633-5231, ext. 297. DelOatzo-ttalian Style l S o u t h s U ta g l^ j e Conservation Commission, 7:30 p.m.. Town Office Baby VarietyBreads s«.9o. 2 ^ '1 Building. Authority. FRESH WIPES 8 ¥ a y S e e " “^ ^ j 9 9 * Free employee parking J id e e Fire Commission, 7:30 p.m.. Company One, 2825 Main so* stop & Shop % P e a d i e s ^ l i 100 St. still is permitted in yellow- HEALTH & BEAUTY AIDS GENERAL MERCHANDISE lined parking stalls in the Pure ^ 0 9 d e P ie Jumbo New Jersey 2 lb. from lot. Tub concentrate Hebron KSTONE SEALTEST Tek lie ASST.FUVOda RfCHMVrTAMMC Fount-Wip Topping 79 Mond ay TBP-TEE UMTV Adult TARPONS Obp EJUfSAIIIN 99 le b e x in e s Swiss Cheese SunGkXvBoz pkg '2.29 SocJSoi OQP Coconut Cake i4oLitce(*g ' Mrs. Filberts 79 Town clerk, assessor, tax collector, 7 to 9 p.m.. Town u v a T Fsa. ONMMIe-TMRM u g h lin Job Is Filled Large Slicing Extra Large Florida Fresh Green Cheese Food Slices 'S '1.79 MAiBENQIL 7 Q ^ Daisy Donuts t2ouncet*g 65' Botden lre>M)uafy Wrapped WM e or VHow Office Building. In Coventry f^oCovtmon Town sanitarian, 6:30 to 9:30 p.m.. Town Office A q i i o - I ^ ' DOUCHE tiff 9 ToNHlioes Sundae Style Stop & Shop Building. » » l nmM $ 1 3 9 . COVENTRY - Dorothy Fresh ToMds ^ h e a lth & beauty aids Packed with Dekeious Extra rich in Regional District 8 jboard of Education, 7:30 p.m., MAALOX Grady Burrell has been vitamin C. Tropical FruH vitamin C. Rham High School library. Light'n'Llvely-ieoi. com. IOu D rIBvI v 79 Hood * hired by the Coventry F ib F|b lom bo Sour UQUID Wednesday CO TTAGE c h e e s e 7 9 DISCO BARS ^ 99* Board of Welfare as its All Varictlaa Colgate Quart All Season Multigrade 4 G rid H eig ht Adjustm ent ^ Public Health Nurses, 1:30 to 3:30 p.m.. Town Office LePtziarla part-time administrator. o g u it Building. M EL-O -B IT SLICES ‘p ^ 6 9 FOR SALADS OH COOKMO STOMIUeMOaSITIC CHEESE PIZZA 9 9 ‘ Ms. Burrell, who has 10 x 1 6 ” been a member of the C l^ Motor OH Thursd ay ASP Shraddod Cheese d ex o la O il f m B f i f f * QreenQIam ^ CHEDDAR *;^59 OHYinOlBOK Board of Welfare for the 10W -30 Board of Seleclmen, 3 p.m.. Town Office Building. irg*Muc»codMD C O R N -C O B ^ 8 9 ' past two years, 9ii99 Assf d Flavors A&P Shredded Cheese Board of Education. 8 p m.. Gilead Hill School library. 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July 7,1979- PAGE ELEVEN li PAGE TEN - EVENING HERALD, Sat., July 7. 1979 Camera Eye's View of Red Sox from Fenway Park H e r a ld Navratilova ‘One More Time’ (Photos by Dave Roback) WIMBLEDON (UPI) - Mar­ meant more than last year,” said Angle tina Navratilova, winning one Navratilova, who said she was sur­ prised the match didn’t go three sets. for her mother, used her Earl Yost “You can't compare the joy from one. explosive power to overwhelm year to another. It meant a lot to win, Sports Editor Chris Evert Lloyd, 6-4, 6-4 particularly with my mother here.” Friday and capture the Navratilova eam ^ $39,600 for her Wimbledon Championship for victory, plus an invitation for her and Trophy Fish Manchester Rec Department's slow the second successive year. her mother to have tea with the pitch softball program is Paul Duchess of Kent, who made the While Joe Carman, The Herald's “One more time,’’ the presentation, while Evert had to set­ Frenette of Moriarty Brothers' entry jubilant Navratilova shouted fishing columnist is off in the wilds of in the Candlelight League. His latest tle for $19,250. Montana enjoying a fishing vacation, output for a single game numbered at her mother, whom she This was only the second loss in the chief Herald photographer Reggie three last Thursday night...Pro-Lady hadn’t seen since her defection last two months for Evert, making a Pinto, also an ardent angler, is on the honors in the Connecticut Section from Czechoslovakia four and new commitment to her career home front. following her marriage and after PGA Golf Tournament were gar­ a half years ago, a moment Any fishing questions, when an nered by the Manchester Country resting a month she will begin after Evert drove the final ball expert's views are needed, are Club team of pro Ralph DeNicolo and preparation for the U.S. Open. directed to Pinto. He usually has all Nancy Narkon. The latter is the over the baseline. “This is the same position I was in answers at his fingertips. reigning Women's Division club A ripping service, the fastest of last year, and I finished No. 1,” she Subject of trophy fish came up champion. The winners posted a one- any woman player, kept Evert off said. “The first six months are over, recently and Pinto dug into his file under par 71 to beat 30 other teams at balance throughout the one hour and there are six months to go. I’ll and produced a copy of qualifications Farmington Woods Country match and dealt her the most disap­ hawe to win almost every tourna­ in Connecticut for fish considered in Club...Manchester Racquet Club will pointing defeat of her career. It also ment I play.” the trophy class. be the site Thursday for district play marked the third time she has been Although Navratilova didn’t hear In order to qualify for an award, in the Equitable Family Tennis beaten in the Wimbledon final, in­ this comment, she is well aware that the following minimum weights are Challenge matches with five matches cluding the last two years. it will take more than victory at required: slated. The winner will advance to "I think I'm a lot more disap­ Wimbledon to give her undisputed Brook trout - 2 pounds the USTA National Tennis Center in pointed this year than I ever have claim to the world No. 1 position. Rainbow trout - 4 pounds New York Sept.7-8 for the national been because I felt so much support “ For the moment I’m No. 1,” she Brown trout - 5 pounds title...Ben Patrick of East Hartford from the English crowd and my said with a trace of sarcasm, “but Lake trout - 15 pounds won the 1979 Sportsmanship Award family, and I felt I had reached my what happens at the end of the year Sockeye salmon - 2 'k pounds at East Catholic High. The recently peak,” said Evert, who recently when Chris beats me for the last Largemouth bass - 6 pounds graduated Patrick captained the married British player John Lloyd. i time? That's all you guys Smallmouth bass - 4 pounds cross country and outdoor track ‘‘I started practicing eight weeks remember” . Walleye - 5 pounds squads and will enter the University ago and I knew I'd have to win this John McEnroe and Peter Fleming, Yellow perch - 2 pounds of Connecticut in tournament to be considered the best Swinging into Task runners-up here last year won the Chain pickerel - 5 pounds September...Satchel Paige will be player.” Martina Navratilova follows through after serving in women’s doubles championship with a 4-6,6-4, Pike - 10 pounds Navratilova got her first serve in 6-2, 6-2 victory over Brian Gottfried (?) 73 today and former National singles finals against Chris Evert Lloyd at Wimbledon. (UPI Calico bass - 2 pounds League infielder and manager Billy 31 of 56 times, and Evert said this and Raul Ramirez. It provided some Photo) Bluegill - 1 pound H erm an will be 70. Both are was what made the difference. solace for the 20-year old McEnroe, Carl Yastrzemski Don Zimmer Bluegill - 1 pound members of baseball's Hall of Fame. ‘‘I think I would have beaten her if who had been s ^ e d No. 2 in the Fred Lynn Bob Watson Ready for Next Pitch Manager Questions Decision Common sunfish - 12 ounces she hadn't gotten her first service in men's singles, biit was beaten in the Follows Flight of Foul Ball Disagrees With Ump’s Call White perch - 2 pounds so much,” she said. “She put me on fourth round by Tim Gullikson. Brown bullhead - 2 pounds the defensive and I never got in the Navratilova felt good going into the in pattern, with Navratilova Bjorn Borg is an overwhelming White catfish - 4 pounds End of the Line match. I thought she would let up, match, and the confidence factor breaking off to a 3-0 lead, only to favorite to gain a record fourth con­ American shad - 6 pounds Red Sox home games against but she didn't. received a big boost when she held have Evert twice break service in the secutive championship when he The fish must be registered with Milwaukee and Baltimore - “I never really felt in the match. I service in the opening game. As Mar­ 9th game, stirring hope among the meets Roscoe Tanner in the men’s LEAGUE Jeff Torbore Headed for Yankees; the state within 30 days of a catch and AuglO.11,12 and Sept. 7,8,9 - have wasn't nervous. I was more nervous tina explained late, “I've been losing capacity crowd at Center Court that final Saturday. Also on Saturday, in se v e ra l in stan c es a c le a r been added to the SRO list for the yesterday anticipating the match. It the first serve consistently in this she could achieve a comeback. But in Billie Jean King will be after a MLEADERS _ ■ -T _ ^ ^ T t • ! photograph must accompany each New York series Sept.ll,12,13 - at was the same in last year's final. I tournament, and when I won the toss both cases, Navratilova broke right record 20th Wimbledon crown when entry. Batting Fenway Park ...Seating capacity at didn't feel anything at all. 'There I thought, 'oh, God, maybe I should back. she and Navratilova meet Wendy Picks Up Respect as Iribe Manager The fish must be weighed on scales Yankee Stadium is 57,545. The were times I felt myself rushing a lit­ receive'” “ I wanted to win so much more Turnbull and Betty Stowe in the National League inspected and certified by the State largest crowd to ever see a regular The two sets were nearly identical than last year, and it seemed it tle instead of taking my time.” women's doubles final. G AB H Pet. How can they say such a thing For his next trick, guess who he Practically everybody likes the my players — they’ve been absolute­ Department of Consumer Protection. season game at Yankee Stadium (the By MILT RICHMAN Hendrick, St. L 75 263 88 .335 about Cleveland’s president and chief may wind up giving the Yankees. clean-cut, forthright Torborg and ly terrific Jim Norris and I had not Pinto , a member of the Bass old one) was 74,747 for a Yankee-Red NEW YORK (UPI) - Gabe MazzilU, NY 76 285 95 .333 executive officer when he was the Would you believe Jeff Torborg? It that includes Gabe Paul, who was gotten along that well before but Masters, has caught a number of ap­ Sox game May 16, 1947. The record Foster, Cin 71 266 88 .331 Paul, they say, is the kind of one who turned over Graig Nettles to could happen, and rather easily, too. about to fire him last weekend. since this happened, we’ve had a proved trophy fish over the years and for a doubleheader is 81,841, also Softball Nelson, Devlin Hernandez, St. L 77 303 98 .323 guy who gives ice away in the the New York Yankees seven years Had Paul gone through with his Paul’s chief criticism of Torborg is much better understanding ... Bobby he plans to add to his list before the against Boston, May 30, 1938 and the Simmons, St. L 62 221 71 .321 wintertime. original intention of hiring Bob that he isn't tough enough with his Bonds, in a TV interview, said if they summer ends. all-time record crowd at the House ago during his first tour of duty in the INDY NIKE Rose, Phil 82 316 101 .320 That’s not entirely fair. front office with the Indians? Lemon as Cleveland’s new manager players. fired me, he wouldn’t sign with the that Ruth Built was 93,103 to see the Lathrop Insurance pounded out 19 Scoring in all but one inning, Winfield, SD 84 313 100 .319 last Monday, the Yankees very likely Nonetheless, Paul doesn’t simply Indians next year ... Duane Kuiper ISotes Off the Cuff Yanks and Dodgers in an exhibition hits en route to a 15-6 duke over Multi Atop Golf List Templeton, St. L 74 315'100 .317 Nassiff Camera tripped Mota's, 13- would have added Torborg as one of wish to throw Torborg out in the cold wouldn’t go on a talk show because Home run hitting leader in the May 7, 1959,..Have a nice weekend. Circuits last night at Nike Field. 12, last night at Nike Field. Garvey, LA 83 337 104 .309 their coaches shortly thereafter. when he does make up his mind to the fellow conducting it had beem Wayne Ostrout homered and ripped OAK BROOK, 111. (UPI) — Larry Nelson, rebounding from a A run in the seventh inning was the Knight, Cin 74 263 80 .304 In all probability, according to the change managers. critical of me ... And a few players two other hits. Rich Romano difference. heartbreaking loss in last week’s Memphis Open, fired a 3-under- American I-eague Joe’s World information I get, the Yankees still You know that little p at. on the just came by and shook my hand homered, Joe Ruggiero homered and G AB H Pet. Frank Melluzzo, Jay Howroyd, par 69 Friday to share the lead with Australian veteran Bruce Bv JOE GARMAN will be in te r e s t in taking him on at backside the manager often gives his without saying anything. That meant Niekro Wins 13th, Steve Howroyd, Phil Conti, Chris singled, Jim Dowling belted three Devlin after the second round of the $300,000 Western Open. Smalley, Min 79 300 no .367 such time as Paul decides to let him departing pitcher out there on the as much to me as anything else.... To Cooper each had two hits and Harry hits and Mel Bidwell, Dave Mazzoli Dawning, Cal 77 273 97 .355 go in Cleveland or Torborg chooses to mound just before he tells him he’s have things like this take place after Nelson, number five in this year’s 75 304 102 .336 Johnson homered for Nassiff's. Doug and John Gionfriddo two apiece for Motitor, Mil leave of his own accord. He already finished? all that happened merely reinforcee money winnings with $181,097, and Bochte, Sea 79 288 96 .333 Downham, Bill Lodge and Jim Quinn Lathrop. he used his best shot of the day on the has said he won’t come back to Torborg already has gotten that the way I felt about them to begin Kingman Socks HR Ti m Cunningham and Bill Polinsky Devlin, who shared the lead after the Bannister, Chi 73 275 91 .331 each had three hits for Mota's. eighth hole — he played the back nine manage the Indians next yeer. from Paul. with.” each had two hits for Circuits. first round, had two-round totals of 4- Cowens, KC 60 230 76 .330 Madison River Float Trip first — to make a birdie and again What does Billy Martin have to say Paul assured him last weekend What about Paul’s claim that he CHICAGO (UPI) - Jose Cruz hit a two-run homer and Joe „:ke^Tv 7®^ Standings; Acadia Restaurant 9-2, under-par 140, 81 344 113 .328 share the lead. Brett, KC about all this? there would be a job for him in the In­ isn’t tough enough with his players, I Niekro pitched 7 2-3 innings to earn his 13th victory Friday, high peppino’s 4-6^Nassiff cImeraV Lathrop 7-4, Flo's 6-4, Cherrone's 6-4, The two golfers held a one-stroke "It was the sort of round that I had. Kemp, Det 74 272 89 .327 Billy Martin is and always has been dians’ front office after he no longer asked Torborg? in the National League, to lift the Houston Astros to a 4-2 victory - -- Wilson 5-4, Circuits 4-6, Westown 3-6, lead over surprising amateur Bob Let me share an absolutely And he was right. But not because of 6, Nelson's 2-8, Mota's 1-8. I went six holes and had four birdies Wilson, KC 73 239 78 .326 a big booster of Jeff Torborg. Maybe was manager. From Cleveland, Tor­ “That’s very hard for me to Clampett. Two strokes back were wonderful day with you. My wife that ... We missed plenty of fish, over the Chicago Cubs. Gus's 0-10. and two bogeys. I made some 20 and Lansford, Cal 83 341 109 32(r he can’t come right out amd say how borg told me Thursday he feels answer,” he replied, honestly. “I Northern Illinois University Lezeano, Mil 71 244 78 .320 Joyce and I fi^ed the Madison River because we just plain did not get the It was Houston's 15th win in its last Terry Puhl's single and in the eighth 30-footers and that helps keep the much he’d like to have the 37-year- closer to his players than he ever has have a flash temper and get the graduate Mick Soli and Tom Jenkins. Home Runs (a long time dream of mine) for 10 technique down to where it should 18 games. Cruz's homer, his fifth, off on Alan Ashby's double. score down,” old former Dodger catcher working before, but he did not go back on his ‘pinky’ quickly sometimes, but I Nelson. Soli and Ben Crenshaw all National League — Kingman, Chi hours, on a float trip, through some have bMn. losing pitcher Lynn McGlothen, 8-7, Dave Kingman hit his 29th homer Clampett, the 19-year-old BYU along with him because that might be previous statement that he’s quitting don’t hold grudges. I learned that Legion Continues fired 69's for the day's best rounds at 28; Schmidt, Phil 23; Foster. Cin 19; of the most breathtaking beautiful I caught one nice rainbow in the came in the first inning after Cesar with two out in the eighth. When Mar­ junior, survived a 3-over-par 39 on misconstrued as tampering, but bear as the Indians' manager after this from Walter Alston. I remember the tough Butler National Golf Lopes, LA, B. Robinson, Pitt, Sim­ parts of Montana. morning, turned quite a few, but Cedeno singled. The Cubs cut the tin followed with a single off Niekro, the front nine and wound up with a in mind it was Martin, as manager of season no m atter what happens. when I first became manager of this course. mons, St.L and Winfield, SD 18. Our day began at 8 a.m. at the Jim never hooked them, because I had too deficit in half when Jerry Martin hit 13-3, who walked four and struck out par 72. Clampett and Jim Simons had the American League All-Stars, who “There’s no question in my mind club. We won our first seven games Nelson, 31, lost to Gil Morgan on American League — Lynn, Bos 22; Danskin Tackle Shop in West much slack in my line. Joyce did his 13th homer in the second inning. two, Joe Sambito was brought and Its Winning Ways shared the first-round lead with asked that Torborg be added to his about that,” be said. and I was beginning to think, ‘This is the second playoff hole at the Yellowstone. Bill and Eiarb Bernal, pretty much the same thing. Houston added runs'in the fourth on picked up his 10th save. Devlin but Simons fell five strokes Thomas, Mil 20; Rice, Bos and squad the last two years. Martin’s “What if your club should come on easy.’ Managing the ballgame is the Memphis Open when Morgan made a Baylor, Cal 19; Singleton, Balt and the new owners, book these fly Nevertheless, we enjoyed Behind the stellar pitching performance of Ken Hill and a solid 40-foot chip shot. Outside of some back after ballooning to a 4-over-par ourselves tremendously, even though request was granted both times and to win the pennant?” I asked him. easiest part. Handling the players is 76 for a two-round total of 145. Grich, Cal 17. fishing float trips, and here we met “I would like to say one thing about kidding from fellow pros. Nelson said we were beating the water to a froth Torborg served as the American something else again....” defense, Manchester American Legidn baseball team blanked Clampett was at the center of a Runs Balled In our ^ id e for the day, Val Schreiber. he has gotten the defeat out of his fruitlessly. Val is a superb guide, and League's batting practice catcher. Bloomfield, 5-0, in Zone Eight play last night at Eagle Field. controversy lat last month’s U.S, National League — Kingman, Chi Val drove us to our “put in” at Eddie Sutton mind. besides handling the boat, instructing Dairy Queen Alive The win was Post 102’s 10th in a Open when he'w dsask^ to leave the and Foster, Cin 65; Winfield, SD 62; Mcatee Bridge, 57 miles from West “I'm a little more confident now, Rudolph Was Colorful Ref TULSA, Okla. (UPI) - row and boosts them to 10-2 in the course after the 12th^le in the third Clark, SF 55; Simmons. St.L 52. Yellowstone, towing our float boat us on technique, he was extremely in­ Campbell. Eric Gauruder provided figuring I can be in any tournament I formative on the entymology, fish Arkansas basketball Coach Zone and 16-4 overall. Manchester later fireworks with a home run. The round after using sbme trick shots. American League — Baylor. Cal behind. This is a neat craft; a high NEW YORK (UPI) — The show is over for Mr. enter," said Nelson, who carded an population, and history of the Eddie Sutton rejected a 10- visits East Hartford in a key Zone tilt Clampett needed some unusual shots, 75; Lynn, Bos 67; Smalley, Minn 62; double ended dory affair, (specially Hollywood. fifth run scored on an error. opening round 71. magnificent scenery we passed as we year contract offered ey Sunday at Shea Park at 1:30. including a left-hand^ effort, to stay Rice, Bos 60; Thomas, Mil and built for these float trips) with a seat Marvin “Mendy” Rudolph, the NBA referee whose In Farm LL Tourney Devlin, seeking his first PGA win floated down the river. Each bend in Oral Roberts University, Hill, who was knocked from the in contention. \ Bochte, Sea 58. aft, one midships for the guide, and a emphatic but delightful style brought him the nickname since the 1970 Hou.ston Classic, said the river showed us something else of sjnuMriHiiD reportedly worth more box in the first inning in his last Zone Stolen Boses seat and a yoke for the forward “Mr. Hollywood,” died suddenly Wednesday night of a Greg Winot, Tom Conklin and beauty and of interest ... Birds, FKT: than $1 million, a Twelve runs in the third in­ outing, rebounded superbly as he had National League — Moreno, Pitt fisherman to stand against and brace U iiM I f ir l lOaG-ArMw heart attack. He was 53. Kevin Boyko hit best for Carter's. Pair Share Lead different types of topography, and, 1 femfiAalra newspaper reported today. ning proved to be more than Bloomfield completely fooled. When 33; North, SF 32; Scott, St.L 24; himself. “It’s style and there’s no substitute for it,” Rudolph Winning pitcher Dave Einsiedel just plain being on that wide fast run­ ibrn-M vl iU -Ja Sutton was not available enough as Hartford Road fanned 11. the visitors, now 7-6 in the Zone, did NOBLESVILLE, Ind. (UPI) - Soflbal Cedeno, Hou 23; Scott, Mtl 22. Val explained the system as we put 17ipiMa»i said of his officiating. “I was fortunate enough to have it American League — LeFlore, Det ning water, was a super experience. S tb iM ra for comment. Dairy Queen remained alive in Action today finds Ansaldi's op­ cause some concern, the Manchester Shellie Hanlim and Jan Stephenson the boat in the water. He would row from the beginning. My theory is, don’t get 'em to like shot record-breaking 6-under-par 30s '40; Wilson, KC 37; Cruz, Sea 23; us down the river, and, when Late in the afternoon, under Val’s SOM: The Tulsa World said defense took over. Gail Cappucio had three hits in­ tm m s you, get 'em to respect you.” the Farm Little League Tour­ posing the Blues at Waddell at 10 CHARTER OAK expert tutelage, I finally got the hang LI -I IZiffFMarl three “independent and a.m. and Army & Navy versus 7- Post 102 for the second straight at opposite ends of the Harbour Trees cluding a homer, Jean Petrucci three WUlB, Tex 22; Bonds. Oev 21. necessary, would slide out hollering lF *b4»i iU -Ivtaa Rudolph officiated over 2,100 NBA games during his 23- nament with a 18-1 shellacking Standings: LaStrada Pizza 7-3, of it, and started catching whitefish; irmikakt LNt^ArtMfe• reliable sources,” con­ game played errorless ball. Catcher Golf Course Friday to tie for the hits and Janice Ruggiero, Barb Pitching Victories “going out,” and “coming in,” when year career. Despite heart problems, he called 2,112 of Carter Chevrolet last night Eleven in the evening at 6 o'clock. Manchester Pizza 7-3, Highland Park but no trout. Incidentally, 14 to 18 L liA IgnM al firmed Wednesday the— Mike Linsenbigler gunned down one first-round lead with a score of 4- Davis, Diane Miner, Linda Maselli National League — Niekro, Hou 12- he came back aboard. The reason for $Mi 1—fcCwii regular-season games, eight All-Star games and at least Market 7-3, Tierney’s 7-3, Oil Heat 5- inch whitefish are a lot of fon in fast offer was made. at Waddell Field. would-be base stealer at third while under-par 68 in the $100,000 LPGA and Laurie Demers two safeties 3; Niekro, Atl 11-10; Andujar, Hou 10- his sliding out, was to hold the boat in v m one championship game in each of 22 seasons. 5, F arr’s 3-7, Center Congo 2-8, An- running water. The setback eliminates Carter's an attempt to turn a double into a tri­ Mayflower Classic, apiece for J&G. Joy Kleinschmidt T4; Carlton, Phil 9-8; seven pitchers any hot spots, or to walk the boat IF a iM M i MBs Subdued nulli 1-9. About 7 p.m., Val put the boat in a IhU-im i M a t e a from the double elimination play. ple was foiled. Manchester ended the Sandra Post was alone a stroke homered. Sue Montie and Nancy tied with 8. down through some particularly good tikhm behind them at 69 in the 54-hole tour­ - American League— John, NY 12-3; water. As you can see, although the run alongside some willows, and as lfmk\mk LTigMaa Ron Mitrowski tripled and doubled, Sustaining an 8-3 setback last tilt somewhat poetically, turning REC Fyler had three and two hits respec­ DISCOVER RAGQUETBALL Dave Hazel singled and ripped two nament. Bunched behind at 70 were Kern, Tex 10-1; D. Martinez, Balt river is big, wide, and swift, it is very we slid by them, he told me to put my $*iD w 4h*t night was Moriarty Bros, at over a slick doubleplay. Behind the two-hit pitching of Dave tively for the Pub. FOMTt doubles and Jim Adams and Mike Marlene Floyd, Barbara Moxness, 'and Stanley, Bos 10-5; Flanagan. shallow. fly almost up on the shore and to let it 1.9m the hands of the Capitols in Mike Freiheit’s two-run single Bujaucius, West Side Italian Kitchen Henderson each had twp bingles for highlighted a three-run first inning Donna H. White and Jerilynn Britz. SENIOR GIRLS Balt, Ryan, Cal and Koosman, Minn The fishing technique was float through. I did, and as the fly im iZipA Dairy Queen. Greater Hartford Twilight Jane Blalock finished the round at 71. swamped Ed’s Arco, 10-1, last night 104; Sorensen, Mil 10-8. altogether different than any I had floated down at the edge of the quite S.Mni i M a l off Bloomfield starter and loser Bill at Keeney Field. Trader World Antiques whipped Itamk LCaa Earned Run Average encountered before, and was woier, I saw the “take” and set the SibiU COURT HiUSE 0NE League play, at MCC’s dia­ Ed Hanlon ripped three hits in­ Latulippe, 18-1, last night in fast National League— Perry, SD2.45; extremely difficult for us to get used hook. mk Connecticut's Most Complete mond. cluding a homer and Scott Linsen­ pitch action at Martin School. IftanfB'iinal RacquetbaM/Handb^ll Facility Rogers, Mtl 2.49; LaCoss, Cin ‘',.50; td. Val’s yell “going out” coincided n H iitM Tiir>plki • V ifiiM . CT 06SM Brad Linden's two-run homer in bigler chipped in two blows for the Cindy Granata had four hits in­ l9m«irM 4. M i n i Shirley, SD2.52; Andujar, Hou 2.62. The fly had to float down through with my “Holy Mackerel! It’s a big LOrfeMl-jMM lltmMtfs ACROSS FKOM the first inning gave the Capitols the cluding a grandslam homer, Sharon THE STEAKOUT RESTAURANT TNtplM iit (2031640-0507 Kitchen. American League — Kern, Tex these long runs, with absolutely no one!” as the fish surged out into the im m k LFaaMitil early lead. They made it 3-0 in the top Luzzi was 5-for-5 and Jill Fyler SMs Da’l l Em—» f Sports Slate ) Standings: Kitchen 8-2, MCC Vets 1.38; Guidry, NY2.03; John, NY 2.36 drag setting in against the current, strong current. Val tried to hold the of the fifth before the Gas Housers hurled a two-hitter for TWA. Claire s o r t 7-3, Zembrowski’s 7-3, Looking Glass Marshall, Minn 2.34; Stewart, Balt- This could be accomplished by line hoot where I could play him. From l.lm<;A Golf. Gti.3 Nicholson collected two blows for the I Am Uaari 4. Has-briar singled for the Tees. Jeanlne Barber American League - Marshall, Val had warned us that the fishing S.Uak»AsiiH IRamZipi B E 6IH N IN 6 5 ■ W ide VI orld of Sporjs, Gli.8,- Bankers. Minn 16; Kern, Tex 14; Stanhouse, might be slow because the fish had After measuring him, Val worked TUE, WED, THUR Standings: North Methodist 8-2, homered and doubled for the Paints. llatdk-Um IbaaOaiU 40 Balt and Rawley, Sea 10; LaRoche, gorged themselves the day before on him back and forth in the water to SiM Ittorafiart WEEK OF JULY 10, 11, 12 Army & Navy 7-3, Postal Employees Tont 9 - Soeeer. Gli.9 10:30- Red Sox Soccer Cal, Monge,CIev,Hrabosky,KCand the big “salmon fly” (huge stone revive him, and' about 8 minutes 7-3, CBT 5-5, Alliance Printing 5-5, l.Eraa 2. Hart JULY 9 & JULY 30 1:00 PM vs. .Mariners, \\ FIG, Gh.38. Lyle, Tex 8. flies, about 2 to 3 inches long) hatch. later, he swam off under his own IlTfrilCI i l i a Rockwell 4-5, Second Congo 3-7, Dean BaMball steam. I stood there waiting for S.Rwa lUdts SINDAV JUNIOR Machine 0-9. I ' someone to revive m e ... My legs still 7.Mir* LSaa 12 • Soeeer. Gli.24 South: Flyers 4 (Scott Gorman 3, S ^ D M il * AGES 8 -1 5 had not quit trembling. Wow! What a o n o rm •Use of Racquet 1 • -Mels's. Padres, WINF, Gli.9 Brendan Gorman), Sabres' 2 (A1 FELINE ALUMNI JUNIOR Joacquin Andujar fish! l.Ma»«Ntta tCmnfiarrt • Large Saunas & Whirlpools 1:30 • Pun-Ani (iumes, Gli.3 Jezouit, Niki Cacace). Standings: Thrifty Package 8-2, Manchester Credit Union did all its lAm Caaiai 4. Dacara-Sira • Complete Excercise gym 4 - PGA Golf. Ch.3 Personal Tee 6-4, Wendy’s 64, Buf­ scoring in the first two innings and NEW YORK (U P I)-Joacquin Andujar, one of the young stars of the sur- '^®y®®'^®*: ®{ i Umm Ecawi ttmMs-kntr Bulls won by forfeit over the tUuMndHk 9 HOURS OF PUY Membership not Required 4 - Sports W orld, Cli.22.30 Yankees. falo Water Tavern 0-10. held on for an 11-7 win over Krause prisinjr Houston Astros, has been voted the National League’s Pitcher of the I was worth all thp SMi Jm# f2g«A 4:15 - Yanks is. Vs. W INF MIDGET Florist last night at the West Side. Month of June, it was announceo Thursday by the league offiie?- , 7 ■ " . f . TWElFTt AHO Babysitting Available Stroking Base Hit Itwaa-CaHi 4:30 ■ W ide W orid of Sports, West: Bears 2 (Peter Follett, Scott WOMEN’S REC Greg Solomonson homered and Andujar, had a 5-1 record and a 1.59 earned run average during June. He. ®**>w fishing, I.Ena»9iaDil avis ueviis u Manchester Legion performer Ken Brasa strokes base hit in 3.iH#i-S«a 4. Mmi|^Jii4a Call for Reservations Ch. 8 Davis), Devils 0 had five complete games, struck out 21 and allowed a total of 33 hits. ® Perfect float and UtkMkm IHSTRUCTIOH J&G Home Improvement stopped Kevin Brophy tripled for the winners strike. This was the end of a really 9 - Red Sox \s. Mariners. W TIG. Bruiiis^^riMite Hassett 2, Adam first inning of Zone Eight game Friday night against Bloomfield Pumpernickel Pub, 18-7, last night at while Dave Stepper and Ray Custer LAtta-IrfHp Sikt HmEcaim 3 W KS FOB S 2 0 .0 0 649-0597 G h.22,38 Wichman), Apaches 0. at Eagle Field. (Herald photo by Adamson) Cheney Tech. each had two hits for Krause.

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Flexible hours, Service Department, 771 Main Benefits, and Working Con- established business. Call cash offer! T.J. Crockett, Band Shell Plaque baths, 3 bedrooms, formal Realtor, 643-1577. Immaculate condition. Was prudent practice of penance and self-denial and to the on a permanent basis. Some Street, South Windsor. diUons. Apply in person, 8 MEAT CUTTERS - Full- or Marion E. Robertson, nights and Sund^s. Apply in part-time openings. Realtor, 643-5953. dining room, family room, IMPRESSIVE THREE- originally sold for $537.45, will memory of a former Manchester resident, avoidance of the occasion of sin.” a.m. to 3 p.m., Monday walk-out basement. 2 car gar­ BEDROOM COLONIAL - give a substantial discount. Mutical Inatrumanta 44 Ralph Maccarone, left, and George “Ted” person only. EOE. Card LAUNDRY APPUCATIONS Immediately available. MAY WE BUY ypur home? Mrs. Luella Clarke Hale. The plaques are Frank H. Ring, president of Dignity-Boston, a chapter Gallery, 295 Hartford T>ke., thro Friday. Previous Experience VENDING ROUTE - Nabisco age. Large lot. $69,900. Group Westwood II, less than 1 year Quick, fair, all cash and no Call 6468125. LaBonne adjust a plaque listing the names of now being accepted for part I, Philbrick Agency. 6464200. old. Large family room with FREE CASE with all 1/2 of a national group of homosexual Caholics, respond^ to Vernon Plaza, Vernon, Conn. time, weekend, second shift. VERNON MANOR preferrrf. Call 6468100. Ask Snacks with locations $3,580 roblem. Call Warren E. now on display at Mary Cheney Library. Mac­ for Mr. Crispino. CALL TOLL FREE 1-800423- fireplace and sliders to deck. lowland. Realtors, 643-1108. POOL, 27 Foot round, above price Guitars with this ad. contributors of $250 or more to the the cardinals letter. Please apply in person at 100 Hoad Etat-in kitchen, formal dining g ground. Good condition. Filter carone is coordinator of programs at the CARPENTER OR Vamen 2355 Ext. 905. EAST WINDSOR- Beautiful 9 Rivers Music, 7 Main Street, Manchester Bicentennial Band Shell. The “We welcome your appeal to your priests to extend to Meadows Convalescent room Colonial, circa 1800, on 3 room, 2W baths, 2-car garage. and accessories. You remove. New Britain. 225-1977. Open til CARPENTER’S HELPER - Home, 333 Bidwell Street, An Equif Opportunity Employor Trayat 30 plaque at the left lists the names of those who shell, and LaBonne is president of the us ‘the healing love and mercy of the Good Shepherd,'” Call Tim Connelly at 646-1379 s S n S E OFFERS INVITED / 1/2 private acres. 20 X 40 It. Vinyl-sided. $89,900. Call 646 $200. Call after 6 p.m., 742- 9 p.m. Manchester. 7686. 8158.______contributed $100 or more to the project, and Bicentennial Band Shell Corp. (Herald photo Ring wrote. “However, we are saddened that there exists after 6 PM. Knowa RETAIL STORE ON Anthony pool with large pool HALF-FARE COUPONS, two WHEELS- Make an easy $20,- house. Priced under appraisal United and two American TWO FORD 15” RIMS- $4.00 TROMBONE- In excellent by Adamson) within the church such prejudice and intolerance for LEGAL SECRETARY - For at $169,900.00. By owner. 626 condition. Buescher, with the one at the left marks a $20,0(W gift from LUBE PERSON - Wanted to Manchester law office. MUm I 2 fM n tipwiiece ertii 000 per year. Excellent terms. Airliiies. ^ .0 0 each. 6461356. each. Blue Bathroom Sink, those who find their sexual attraction toward members of lubricate trucks and trailers. 6977. SUPER CLEAN 7 ROOM oversized case. $250. Call 649- the Hartford Foundation for Public Giving in Experience preferred. ’Typing SECRETARY WANTED - MBpleyie kserfits ad lutezaca Call John, at Chenette COLONIAL at only $62,900. $15. White Kitchen Sink $15, the same sex.” Related ■ experience A ssociates. “ G allery Of ahold Goods 40 )wth with faucets. 643-5296. 7085 anytime. ana steno required. Ample Please call 742-7339 between 3Vi ACRES GEORGIAN Walk to busline, shopping and necessary. $5.25 an hour. All parking at this centrally Homes,” 528-9081. tbe hours of 8 a.m. and 3 p.m., PniliM ripjrtt mMImi fiTMi COLONIAL 8 rooms, front to school. 3 bedrooms, IW baths, Doga-BIrda-Pata 43 VIOLIN- Used only 3 times. fringe benefits. For appoint­ located office. Send reply to Andover Schools. REFRIGERATORS ment call 688-7596. fv 4h m iiNii| iffict p ttetim . MAKE EXTRA MONEY back, living room, formal 12’xl8’ deck. Energy efficient Excellent condition. $90.00. Box SS c/o M anchester appliances. Hardwood floors. Washers / Ranges, used, Interviews Are Finished WEEKLY - Write To: A.A, dining room, first floor guaranteed and clean. New AKC SHELTIE - 2 male pups. Call 6438762. Herald. MOONLIGHTER WANTED Aluminum siding. 3W years SAVE GAS - WORK IN Boyer, 4429 Carpenter Ave., fireplaced family room, 4 shipment damaged, G.E & Sable and white. Champion to do small Formica job in bedrooms, finishM rec-room old. P rincipals only. No quality and temperament. 643- Boata-Aeeaaaorlaa 45 MANCHESTER. Accounts Coventry. Does good work, N.Y. FRIGIDAIRE. lo w prices. payable clerk. Apply Marlows in basement with fireplace. 2 agents. 6465416, by appoint­ yet reasonable. Call 643-6526. ment only after 5 p.m. B.D. Pearl & Son, 649 Main B eralb Inc. 867 Main Street. OUnRKMNDtTMBKT FOR LEASE - Exxon Service car garage. $89,900. Group I, Street, 643-2171. 1974 FURY - 16W-foot Philbrick Agency Realtors. fiberglass, tilt trailer, with But Engineer Not Picked CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING Manchester. STOCK ROOM UTILITY IN B ilhM t Station and Garage. Route 30, FOR SALE - BUNNIES.. 9 CLERK - Process garments Vernon. Used car license. Ap- 6464200. OVERSIZED CAPE8 iwms, weeks old. 643-1432.______1975 56horsepower outboard front to back living room with ABSOLUTE BARGAINS! nie Inc. of White Plains, N.Y., Keys STAFF ACCOUNTANT - CPA for orders. Sewing experience proximatley 15,000 gallons of Custom made draperies, slip­ Chevy engine. 2 tanks, $2,500. MANCHESTER - Although inter­ the engineering work for im­ firm. Local firm located in SCHOOL PSYCHOLOGIST - MANCHESTER - Just listed! fireplace, formal dining room, A COMPLETE BOARDING Also 50 horse Johnson out­ Associates of Providence, and the helpful. Pleasant atmosphere. RN-LPN gas allocation. Call Dave, 876 covers and upholstery. Budget FACILITY for dogs and cats. viewing was completed Friday, it provements to the water line system. Tolland County is seeking to Equal opportunity employer. Full or part time. Positions Half-time position for the 0741 evenings 6466502. Large 7 room Cape in quiet eat-in kitchen, first floor laun­ board, $300. 2288475 or 226 Edward C. Jordan Co. of Portland, Dial DayaM3-27ii dry, 3 bedrooms. Garage. Terms Arranged. Call 289-2331 Dog grooming. All health probably will be two to three weeks The line work includes changes to expand their staff to service Apply in person. Monday anUw3toll, llto7shifU. Coventry public schools. setting. 3 to 4 bedrooms, first or 6461000. 9550. floor family room, fireplace, Beautifully landscaped, guard maintenance. Ultra­ before the town selects the divide the distribution system into Maine. diversified small business through Friday, 1 to 3 PM on­ Good Salary, Benefits and Conn. Certification required. Situation Wanlad 15 Dial Nights 643-2718 clients. Tax and auditing Contact Dr. Donald J. Nicolet- siding, double garage, full private lot. $58,500. Group I, violet germicidal lights. 1975 PROLINE 20 FOOT engineering firms to design im­ Giles said the decision was made to ly. Mrahanics Uniform Ser­ Working Coniditions. Apply KITCHEN SET - 4 chairs, Canine Holiday Inne, 200 three zones, improvements to experience helpful. Please U, 742-8913. EOE.______WOMAN WILL CARE for basement, much more. The Philbrick Agency, 646420(). CENTER CONSOLE- With divide the work between at least two vice, 151 Park Avenue, Etast in person, 8 a.m. to 3 p.m., Formica table, chrome legs. Sheldon Road, Manchester. provements to the water system. strengthen those zones and cleaning send resume to Box S, c/o Hartford. elderly lady, suit individual Hayes Corporation. 6460131. For cottage or camp. $25. 566 1977 115 HP. Evinrude Motor. firms because of the size of the Monday thru Friday. 6465971. Trailer, anchor, compass, CB, At least two of the five firms inter­ and lining of the existing lines. INDEX Manchester Herald. N.C. LATHE HAND needs. Part time days in 6892. project. The selection of those firms MANCHESTER-Energy built in 40 gallon gas tank, viewed Friday are expected to be This work is expected to cost about N O T I C E S AOVERTISIN6 SECRETARY / YfWHftfl IHflOTB Manchester. 6|^5277. TUIKT LATHE saving gas furnace. 3 extra 6 gallon tank. Boat has should be made within three weeks, Loot and Found RECEPTIONIST - TYPIST. RECEPTIONIST - Legal Of­ IN R e iM llM d licked to do the engineering. $8 million, and the engineering costs Bedroom Cape. Fireplace new bottom paint, and is in he said. ? P B r O O n a Ig DEADLINE Pleasant personable and fice in Manchester area offers Vemen ENDINE LATHE One of the five firms — Weston & for designing the plans could be $500,- 3 Announcamanio MANCHESTER - FOREST living room, dining room, eat- □MISC. FOR SALE SAMOYED) ^ "AkC C Fem ale water. Bought larger boat. 12:00 noon the day before capable typist wanted by of­ interesting position for An EquW Oppodunlly Emptoytr i i i d * EDUCATION Giles and several other town of­ 4 EnfeMsirirrent HILLS. Executive 9 room in kitchen, and rec room. spayed. Obedience trained. Sampson of Boston — has been 000 to $600,000. publication. fice located in the someone with good typing $5,800 complete. 742-7668. ficials are on the committee that in­ - A y C l 'O n s Deadline for Saturday and Mon­ SANDILAtTER home. 5 years new. Fully Oversized garage, with Loving home, large yard. Ac­ •••••••••••••••••••••••••• selected to do the engineering work The five fiyms interviewed Friday Manchester-Vernon area. skills and pleasant telephone carpeted. Large inground covered patio. Shade trees in Artlclaa lor Safe 41 terviewed the interested firms and FINANCIAL day is 12:00 Noon Friday. so Hours. Paid HoUdeyt Prhata Instructions IS tive and healthy. $150. 742- Sporting Goods 46 for the town’s proposed water treat­ a/e Weston & Sampson, Fuss & Please send resume to Box S, manner. Hours are 9 a.m. to 5 pool. Professionally private, fenced in yard. Quiet will make the final selection. a Bonds-Stocks-MoMgagBs c/o Manchester Herald. p.m.. Monday through Friday. BABYSITTER NEEDED IN ExoM ltnl 6454. ment plant. O’Neill of Manchester, Malcolm Pir- 9 — Personal Loans Ineuranoe BaoaBta REMEDIAL READING and landscaped. Treed lot. Huge street and lovely COMBINATION GOLF BAG 'n q y r q n c e Reply with business and per­ MY HOME - Beginning “ enclosed porch, family room. neighborhood. Call owner for SEVEN-YEAR-OLD The firm s to be selected now will do PLEASE READ SHEET METAL WORKER - sonal references to September. 2 to 6 PM. one day Apply In Paraon math: individualized work & CART By Bagboy. Very EMPLOYMENT Maintenance free. One owner. appointment, 649-5814. REGISTERED HALF Experienced. Soldering etc. Manchester Herald, Box T. weekly. References program, (lst-8th grade) by ALUMINUM Sheets used as good condition. $45. Call 646 '3 Help Wanted MEmONICSINC master’s degree teacher. 566 Immaculate home. Call ARABIAN GELDING - Red '4 BuS ness ODPO'lun.tiOS Call 528-2101. printing plates, .007 thick 0406, after 5 p.m. - YDUR AD Manchester. preferred. Manchester. owner. 6461312. $109,500. PRESTIGE WESTWOOD with white blaze and rear 15 - S ’lu S l'O n W a n t e d Classified ads are taken over the Forest Hills area. 649-0228. RT. • A 44-A 8075. ^x32” , 25 cents each or 5 for phone as a convenience. The AREA- 8 Room Immaculate $1. Phone 643-2711. Must be stockings. 649-6355. CAMPING EQUIPMENT - 1 EDUCATION COUNTER HELP WANTED- R E C E P T IO N IS T / BOLTON CT. 0C040 Herald is responsible lor only RIDING LESSONS indoor PITKIN STREET- Large Raised Ranch, on 120 foot tent 14x9, 2 air mattresses, 2 ’ 8 p ' vale 'nstfuctions Nights 11-7. Apply Bess Eaton TELEPHONE OPERATOR - BABYSITTER NEEDED im­ pickenlicked up before 11 a.m. one Incorrect Insertion and then gracious Colonial.I. 4 treed lot. 2 car garage. GOOD HOMES NEEDED for ’ 9 - Sm oo's-Ciasses Donuts. 150 Center Street, Your welcome greeting must mediately for 9year-old girl. riding ring. Western stock ONLY. cots, 2 sleeping bags, 1 dining 2 0 Tsi'uct'ons Wanted only to the size of the original in­ Bedrooms, 2 baths, lot 126 X Several valuable extras. Manchester. seat, saddle seat and hunt adorable fluffy abandoned fly- 12x12, 1 Colenleman stove sertion. Errors which do not give the very best company Call aftar 5 p.m. 643-9606. PART TIME OR FULL 225. Marion E. Robertson, Gracious living and a kittens. Call 342-0571 or 633- REAL ESTATE image to our customers. TIME- Mature person wanted seat. All levels 2269817. with man'lany cooking utensils. lessen the value of the adver­ Realtor. 643-5953. beautiful setting. Group I 6581. 2 3 Mofnes te' Sale tisement will not be corrected by EXECUTIVE SECRETARY Excellent opportunity for out­ for Optical establishment. No All for $rf5$175. Call 64^499. 2 4 - Lots-Land iQf Sale Belfiore Agency, 647-1413. . a n additional insertion. VOICE, PIANO Instructions. ------'-k 2 5 - 'nveslfnent P'O Dt'tv to the superintendent of going (yet businesslike) in- LONG TQM experience necessary. Call Former faculty New York VERNON AND VICINITY- MANCHUTU MUST SEE! LADIES SHOES- 2 6 - BuS'^'ess P'ooeMy schools in Bolton. Position divioual with a pleasant per­ OMEGOONOIHTOR Ken, at 6434259. between 10 Prestigeous 8 room Garrison All styles. Small Sizes. 2 ' Reso't P'ODaMy requires a high degree of ac­ sonality. Experience and and 5. Monday thru Saturday. Music and Art High School. 2 6 Colonial graced with the Qothing and accessaries. 389 - Real Estate Wanted PART TIME Work from home curacy and an ahility to typing preferred. Join our For local medical Professional Singer/Pianist. IMPRESSIVE review program. RN 6444597. finest amenities. 4 bedrooms, Forbes Street, East Hartford. ft ft ^ The Sentry MISC SERVICES ^on the phone servicing our assume responsibility. rapidly growing full benefit 2 1/2 baths, first level family OPEN HOUSE SUN 18 Please call 5^2645. Se'v ces Oife'ed 'customers in your spare time. Generous fringe benefits In­ company. Apply: Industronlcs with clinical experience 100 ShepMii Dr. 3 2 —Painting-Paperng PRIVATE SWIMMING room with fireplace. I acre V) 249-7773. cluding insurances, sick leave Inc. 489 Sullivan Avenue, in long term care. UR —Bu''Cing-Contracl'ng EXPERIENCED ASSISTANT LESSONS - Certified Instruc­ treed yard is exceptional. G & Forest Hills is your new DINING ROOM SET - 5 Free Home J 4 - Rool'")g-Sid>ng and vacation time. Salary South Windsor. experience with R Realty. 8728366. address on this im­ chairs, table and buffet. 3 5 —Healing.Plumbing ATTENTION - Need 2 people open. 35-hour work week 8 knowledge of Medicare MANAGER NEEDED - Must tor. Experienced in dealing 3 6 _ F lO O f m g maculate Peterman built Refrigerator and stove. Call over 21. Immediate employ­ twelve-month pos position. For SHORT ORDER COOK - Part be over 18. Apply in person with all ages, and han­ Evaluation. 3 / - W ov*ng - Trururng-StOfage '/ Dledicaid programs only: My store for Levis, dicapped persons. Scaled colonial raised ranch. Dou­ 6463327. 3 8 Se'v ces Wanted ment. This is not a fancy ad. applications, call Raymond A. time days. Apply in person. La ireferred. Car required we simply want a person who Allen. Jr., superintendent, at Strada West, Hartford Road. Manchester Parkade. prices. Mark Meridy, 6468139 ble entry, living room with MISC FOR SALE or travel wiUiin local DEUVERING DARK LOAM What 1$ your home worth^ Our professionals can help needs a permanent job. Ad- 643-1569. f evenings. SHANGRI LA IN THE fireplace, formal dining 4 0 Household Goods area. Send resume to: - 5 yards, $40 plus tax. Also you price your home to sell faster and easier We will 41 Articles *0' Sale vancement opportunity. Call HEART OF MANCHESTER! room with sliders to large 19 sand, gravel and stone. 643- provide you wilh complete marketing, financial, and 4 2 —Budding Supplies Selwols-Classes deck, applianced kitchen, between 10 a m. and 3I pm. TOWN OF BOLTON HCPSM PRINTING 118 Pearl Street. 7 Room Split. 9504. economic information No obligation. No pressure. No 4 3 Pets -Birds- Dogs 528-3869. E.O.E. 2 baths. 3 bedrooms. Im­ 2W baths, family room 4 4 Musical Inslrumenta tM Aayhan Avenue HRST SHIFT IKW -4:30 FOR THE BEST - Manchester maculate within. Heated sales pitch. Of course we'd like to sen your home for 4 5 _ Boats & Accesspnos Hertlord, CL OS105 Gymnastic School. 3 to 5 with fireplaces, laundry CHAIN FALLS, tap and dye you Thai'sourbusiness And we re confident you will 4 6 Sporting Goods BABYSITTER NEEDED- TAX COLLECTOR’S NOTICE • CUTTER OPERATOR finished garage. Cast iron room and 2 car garage with set, electric welder, acetylene select us once you've seen our professionalism at work. 4 7 - Garden Products Call anytime after 6 p.m., 646- or can Eleanor at Must be experienced in pupils per teacher. FREE in­ baseboard radiation. 4 8 —A n t iq u e s Notice is hereby given to the taxpayers of the Town of Bolton electric doors. Must be outfit, aluminum ladder, 0767. S2S-30S6. troductory lesson witb this ad. Bluestone fireplace. Complete 4 9 - Wanted 10 Buy that a Ux of 60.6 mills laid on the list of October 1978 cutting rmished work and Call 6466306. or MM549 seen. Low 80’s. Mr. Green trailer tires, new electric raw material. intercom. Beautifully generator, electric lawn- GET MORE with RENTALS BABYSITTER NEEDED- becomes due and payable on the 1st day of July 1979. Interest landscaped Ckimplete recrea­ fradMlta, H rti 1 M m , Room s lor Rent mower. Evenings, 633-7060. .5 2 at the rate of one percent per month will be charged for all FEMALE HELP WANTED 5 3 - Apartments lof Rent Monday thru Thursday, 3 p.m. Excellent wages and non­ □ REAL ESTATE tion compound. 20x40 in- 5 4 —Hom es for Rent to 10 p.m. Own transportation. taxes remaining unpaid for one month after same become for packing of plastic bags on contributory benefit eroundDund pool, cabana,cabana. Malibu MACHINIST TOOL BOX with 5 5 _ Business lor Rent Call 649-6022. Friday; due. Minimum interest charge is $2.00 per biU. Office hours first shift, 7 a.m to 3:30 p.m., rights, flowered aquiua slide, 5 6 —Resort Property > ' R e n t program. AJI replies held 64S8144 tools, $175; pine trestle table, 0 weekends anytime. 5 days a week. Must have own Homaa For Sala 33 sundrellas, redwood3 privacy 5 7 Wanted to Rent during July through August - Mon. through Fri. 9 A M. to 3 SENTRY — confidential. Apply in eveninge 040-418$ 39”x60”, $75. 6462503. 5 8 MiSC *Or Rent tran^rtation. Plant located fencing and the whole bit! 3 - P.M.. and Mon. night 7-9 P.M. J Real Estate Services Inc. INSURANCE AGENCY Elaine Potterton on Tolland Street, East Hart­ person or call M3-1101. WATERFRONT year-round driveways. Guaranteed to AUTOMOTIVeSw ford. near the Manchester home and summer resort all open your heart, mind and 29 Connecticut Bouievord East Hoiitord 289-4331 Out of Order 6 ' Autos lor Sale lookjpg for general insurance Tax Collector A IIM Printing SptvIc m . (nc. 6 2 —Trucks lor Sale V -.-help. Typing required. line. Call 528-9471 between 10 579 MiddiA TumpikA W. in one. 7 room maintenance pocketbook. Owner, William NOW TAKINB APPUCATIONS 6 3 —Heavy Equipment iqr Sale Town of Bolton This phone booth near Arthur Drug Store on said the booth was eventually righted by two Homeowners and automobile a.m. and 2 p.m. MAnchAttAr. Conn. 06040 free Ranch. Located on an G. McKinney. For aproint- FOR WAITING LIST ONLY. 6 4 —Moiorcydes-Bicyciea experience preferred however 056|6______exclusive private section of ment call home 649-0232, or Main Street was ripped off its base and tipped police officers but the phone was inoperative, 6 5 — Cam pers-Traiters-Mobiie An equal opportunity H o m e s will train right person. Jewell- CLERK / TYPIST- Coventry Lake. Attractive business Canine Holiday Inne Apartnwnts Available In 2 to 4 Montha over sometime Thursday night. The picture (herald photo by DeSimone) 6 6 Automotive Service England Insurance Agency. Immediate full-time position employer M/F. financing available. R. 6465971. OPEN HOUSE Sun- was taken about midnight. Manchester Police 6 7 Autos lor Rent-Lease 646-4662. LEGAL NOTICE posting and general office Zimmer, J.D. Real Estate, July 8th., 1 to 6 p.m. $84,- duties. South Windsor loca­ I Ih B IT O k O f 6461980 or 647-1139.______CONSTRUCTION Town of Andover, Connecticut tion. Write to: Box U, c/o prtnltrgacceteroe Loll and Found ESTIMATOR - experienced, Zoning Board of Appeals Manchester Herald. 2 Bedroom Townhto«iuiwnsinri le in tneir homes. Home high level of job satisfaction. Excellent wages and torney John Williams delayed further selected now before the trial can about 25 minutes, yelling that “it was NOTICE OF HEARING written communication received. Said appeals are on file and Eealth aide certification or FREE CLASSinEDS ESTATE OF GRACE A. THOMPSON benefits program. begin. a grossly improper inquiry and ... a IMPOUNDED-Mixed breed nurses aide training HUO the long drawn out proceedings that AKA GRACE A. UFLEUR may be seen in the Office of the Town Gerk, Town Office KCXLOKniKStGfTS To apply please contact the Personnel Department Williams asked Pickett to dis­ religious inquisition.” tri color male, Plano Place Pursuant to an order of Hon. Davtd C. IUtod|lMM.I.MMIM referred. Training provided are hung up over the selection of area. English Setter, Rappe, Judge, dated July 2. 1979 a Building. » 1 » at 646-1222, Extension 461. FORCMPOOUNG qualify himself from the case He also complained of racial dis­ Rneeded. Flexibilify In hours. alternates for the 12 jurors already blaek/white, male, Olcott hearing will be held on an application Dated Andover, Connecticut 30 June, 7 July, 1979. Must have own transporta­ because of a "religious inquisition” crimination, pointing out that the praying there be a sale of real estate as picked. Street area. Contact m saio application on file more fully Zoning Board of Appeals tion. Mileage paid. For MANCHESTER of another prospective juror who was prospective juror was black, and Manchester Dog Warden, 646- appears, at the court of Probate on |w3 UNES Acquin. 29. is accused of killi.ig his Andover Connecticut RECEPTIONIST FOR further information call demanded to know why he was not 4555. July 16. 1979 at 9:15 a.m. Manchester Public Health foster brother’s wife, her seven eventually dismissed. Kathleen Carmienke, 070-6 Mary C. McNamara, Chairman DOCTORS’ OFFICE IN MEMORIAL HOSPITAL The woman, a member of a allowed to question the woman Ass't. Oerk ROCKVILLE - Monday, Nursing Association, 647-1481. 71 Haynes Street a DAYS children and a young visitor before Bondt-Slocki-Mortgagei 8 019-7 ______Monday thru Friday, 8 AM to Pentecostal sect, was questioned further. I TOWN OF MANCHESTER Ibesday and Friday, 12 to 8. Manchester, Ct. 06040 n setting fire to their Prospect home on 4:30 PM. An equal opportunity Send resume to Box TT, c/o An Eavol Oooortimilr f-riMovet f July 22. 1977. about her religious beliefs as they Pickett said he would take up the GOVERNMENT affirmative action employer. .M I TO BE EUGIBUE: might relate to serving on the jury. GUARANTEED BUSINESS Court of Probate. Manchester Herald. Pickett has insisted on selecting matter on Monday. District of Coventry LEGAL NOTICE • must need ride to RRd from four alternates and Williams claims She said she had trouble judging Jury selection was to continue LOANS - $50,000 to $350,000. NOTICE OF HEAHING Phone 281-4112. ESTATE OF LILIAS A. LaMOND a state law prohibits courts from her fellow man because of her Monday after Pickett granted both Pursuant to an onier of Hon. David C. At a meeting held on June 25, 1979 the Planning and Zoning PART TIM E work religion, but added that she “would the state and Williams one more Rappe, Judge, ^ te d July 2. 1979 a requiring more than two alternates. hearing will be held on an application Commission made the following decisions: ADVERTISING challenge. □ EMPLOYMENT praying there be a sale of real estate as SCHOOL PSVCH0L00I8T in said application on file more fully VERNON STREET CORPORATION - INLAND WE’TLAND •want to drive others or appears, at the Court of Probate on (V-6) Th6 Manchester Public School System Is seeking a SALES CAREER Help Wanted IS July 16, 1979 at 9:15 a.m. Kathleen Carmienke Granted with modifications and limitations an inland wetland part-time (1’-4 days per week) certified school p ^ - •want to share driving costs Bolton Swim Schedule Set TOOLMAKERS - Machinists. Ass’t, CTerk permit to construct a driveway northeast of Knollwood Road, chologlst. Salary $75/day. Responoes should bo GPPORTUNITY 018-7 ...... Beginner II, 10:30 to 11 a.m.: Heather Apply 81 Commerce Street, INDUSTRIAL PARK CORPORATION - SPECIAL made to: Wilson E. Doakin Jr., Assistant BOLTON —The schedule for the David Rogers, Melanie Lemalre, Glastonbury. PTG SPACE IS LIMITED Michelle Grenier, and William Akerlind, Stacy Buonome, Gregory EXCEPTION (1-4) Superintendent of Administration. Manchester F o r The OPEN HOUSE town’s swimming program has been COMPANY. Telephone 633- Maneggia. Buonome, Gregory Owens, Kraig 7631. INVITATION Granted with conditions a special exception to develop an area Public Schools. 46 North School Street, Saturday, July? 10a.m. tilAp.m. IFIKICOME set up and the first session will be Beginners II, 9:30 to 10 a.m.: Jeffrey Kilpatrick, Rosemary Decampe, Ray­ in an industrial zone greater than four acres and to provide Manchester. 647-3440. Deadline for applications - Manchester Evening Herald Monday at Indian Notch Park. The Evans, Amy Miller, Dawn Miller, mond Terlesky. CERAMIC TILE MECHANIC T O B I D automobile parking in excess of 60 spaces - 169V Progress Beginner III, 10:30 to 11 a.m.: Kevin July IS, 1979. E.O.E. I FIRST SERe BASIS water safety instructors will be Suzanne Linder, Diana Hahn, Patricia - Experienced only. Top Drive. We are looking for a Sales Person to work 64 Alton 8t., ManchMtar Kilpatrick, Brian Neil, David Delcampe, wages. Tile, 18ffi Robert Peterson and Kathy Edmond­ Fehling, Scott Macomber, Bonnie The Manchester Board of INDUSTRIAL PARK CORPORATION — INLAND WETLAND soliciting ads for The $ Saver. High School Melanie Giesen, Karen Phillip, Dawn Benin Tpke., Wethersfield, son. Maneggia. Education solicits bid for Graduate, with some college preferred. Car Is a Erickson, Lisa Bachl, Tonya Pospisil. 563-0151. (1-5) Immediate occupancy promised on this 6room Those to participate in the Basic Advanced Beginner, 10 to 10:30 a.m.: Musical Instrument for the must. Beginner III, 11 to 11:30 p.m.: Kirsten 1979-1980 school year. Sealed Granted with modifications and limitations an inland wetland Garrison Coloniai. Move-in condition thru-out. Rescue and Water Safety program, from Justin Herman, Kristie Klekotka, Lisa RN-LPN wanted for 3 p.m.-ll permit to relocate a designated watercourse, install storm Cim nSIEEDED M THESE Legg, MaryLou Phillip, David Bailey, bids will be received until 3:00 Finished rec room, oil hot water heat, completely 9 to 10 a m., are: Mary Beth Luchenbill, Miller, Sheri Miller, Melissa Buonome, p.m. and 11 p.m-7 a.m. shifts. drainage pipes in an inland wetland and the watercourse, Call643-2711 Jessica Brahaney, Darcy Hinds, Mark P.M., July 18, 1979, at which e Attractive Salary e Car Mllaaga vinyl coated, new roof nine years ago. Ix)w traffic. Jason Hanford. Chris DelSignore and Wendy Neil, Kathleen Lessard, and Jen­ Apply director of nursing. reconstruct the stream channel, place fill within a portion of the MUKHESTERMEIIS. Liebman, Donna Erickson, Tami time they will be publicly e Paid Holidays, Including Your Birthday DIRECTIONS: From Main, West on West Middle Tpke., ask for fma or Joe Sheri Holland. nifer Jensen. Salmonbrook Convalescent wetland, and provide storm drainage structures within an in­ Erickson, Seane Pospisil. Home, off House Street, opened. The right is reserved ePorter Street, Meadow Lane S HIghwood Drive, • Inaiiranoe, HsaHh A Dantal Plan 2nd right. Swimmers, 9 to 9:30 a m.: Sharon Beginner III, 10 to 10:30 a.m.: Laurie land wetland and watercourse in conjunction with development Beginner II, 11 to 11:30 a.m.: Alice Glastonbury. Please call 633- to reject any and all bids. e Lakewood Circle, Nike Circle & Lewis StrooL • Company Paid Panalon Plan Rogers. Bruce Linder, and Lynda Ovian. Kletkotka, Karen Fehling, Donald of a site — Industrial Zone — 169V Progress Drive, Advanced beginners. 9 to 9:30 a.m.: Bergeron, Dana Sartor, Jeff Miller, Jen­ Carreiro. Sean Haugh, Craig Winslow, 5244. Specifications and bid forms e Dartmouth Road, Carriage Drive S Sunnybrook Carrie Hahn, Jennifer Richardson. Ron nifer Whalen, Amber Alleman, Krista Tracy Bassett, Reid Martin, William may be secured at the A copy of these decisions has been filed in the Town Clerk’s of­ GROUP 1 cite Herat& Robbins. Jason Hoops, Kyla Pospisil. NURSES AIDES wanted for Business Office, 45 N. School fice. , Drive For a private Interview, please call Mr. Tom CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING Garno. Jeff Saver. Paul Saver, Brian Bachl. full time on all shifts. Apply • Evans. Sam Hooper. Danielle Curylo. Beginner I, 10 to 10:30: Mark Mancini, Beginner II, 11 to 11:30 a.m.: Candice Street, Manchester, Connec­ Planning and Zoning Commission Hooper or Jo Deary at the Manchester Herald WOLVERTON AGENCY ReaKors director of nursing. Salmon- Ronald Gates, Secretary Intermediate, 9:30 to 10 am .: David Chris Ruggiero, Dwight Akerlind, David Haugh, Sherry Bassett, Jason Robbins, brook Convalescent Home, off ticut. Raymond E. Demers, Also: Subatltutes needed for all areas. — 643-2711. Curylo, Anthony O’Donnell, Peggie Bergeron, Sandra Nuss, Scott Sartor, Erik Shanahan, Adam Baker, Scott House Street, Glastonbury. Business Manager Dated this 2nd day of July, 1979, CALL LORAINE at 742-5549 648-2813 Kletkotka, Joy Alleman. Debra Holland, Luke Whalen, Heather CJiambers. Peterson. Please call 63^5244. 013-7 0167 PAGE FOURTEEN - EVENING HERALD. Sat., July 7, IW Frank and Em it P«ai M -I- ChiriM M. Schulz ACROSS 3 Cairo's river Answer to Previous Puzzle 4 Stbry j A P E J A N E S L Y " f c 1 Indirect 5 Dominating BUT I HAVE THE AWFUL R E D E V E N A A A m K 600P AFTERNOON,MA'AAil allusion 6 However 1 RVICE V A R I E T f E M 1 L Dear Abby HOSPITAL FEEUNSTHATIMAV 5 Farewell 7 Heretofore (2 8 ENTR I PON'TMEANTO E L E C T A D U L A T E Y ^ u S p e f Yo u 'r e (abbr.) wds.) ZONE BE ANV TROUBLE... BE AN EMER6ENCV' ^ T H A T E A R 8 Deer 8 Lid clasp By Abigail Van Buren O U o ■ 10 E A D 1 C E Z.0 0 K 1 N G P o p ^ men ------~ y — ^ 12 Largest 9 Phrase of un­ u R B Tv N E D A Y T 0 N ! I: T continent derstanding (2 A 8 L E E P 0 E 8 A L T T 13 Over (poetic) wds.) D A 18 T H E N 1 N E 0 AN HONEjfT 14 Confused 10 At hand 0 O A E 8 15 Mount 11 Chicago yv A P 0 N S A R E 16 Female saint mayor 0 C T R E 8 S T N Q HfdT- DEAR ABBY: I'm a 32-yeir-old woman, living alone, sup­ (abbr.) 19 Mountains o R E T 0 E D T 0 R 0 ••••t****«t*«»»«t«*««**«»* •••••••••••••••••••••••••• A •••••••••••••••••••••***** •••••••••••••••••••••••••• porting myself, and respectable in every sense of the word. 17 Sea mammal (abbr.) s U D A N D 8 0 T 1 S Building Contracting 33 ftootlng-SIdlng-Chlmney 34 j.' M l. 18 Looks like 21 Combustion Services Ottered 31 I'm nothing special to look at (a little on the heavy side) but I 31 Housetop St/vlc*i OMrad 31 20 Household remnant 45 Customer never was so hungry for a man I'd date just anybody. feature CUSTOM Carpentry - homes. [OnSQKR linen 23 Pharaoh's 46 Shag CSiM TREE SERVICE • Free WILL CLEAN CELLARS, At­ 'Well, a salesman came into our office two weeks ago and PrlBcilia’B Pop — Ed Sulitvan 22 Novices ancestor 34 Actress 47 Questionable tics and haul away scrap iron. Additions. Repairs, Cabinets. Farrow estimates, discount senior Call Gary Cushing 345-2009. came on to me immediately. He's 36, divorced (no children). 24 Russian kings 49 Mountain citizens. Company FREE OF CHARGE. Call 644- W E AREV r JU ST ^THESe ARE I PUT THE 2 4 ______38 Sports Astec 61 We were really attracted to each other. I honestly thought I THOUSHT WE WERE 26 Short period Guevara pass in India Manchester-owned and 3234. 57 Autos For Sale 61 Autoa For Sale HAMBURGER 32 Hawaiian city enthusiast TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY Wanted to Bent I'd found the man I had been waiting for. HAVING SLOPPV JOES SORT OF.'' AAA?E CALiHP , 25 Bluish-white Chimney 1 39 Selects 50 Opera by FILUNG IN , , 33 Fabric operated. Cail 646-1327. Carpentry and general con­ Then he asked me how much money I had in the bank. I ON THIS PICNIC ! THE/W 'NEAT JOES metal COMPLETE REMODELING 1979 MUSTANG-6 cylinder, 4 1975 BUICK CENTURY - 4 ICE-CREAM / 0 junction 40 For example Verdi tracting. Residential and Sweeps WANTED TO RENT - FOUR KNITS for Ail told him, and he asked me if I could let him have $2,500 for L E S S 26 Singing voice REWEAVING burn holes. SERVICE - Rooms, garages, ROOMS by quiet refined cou­ speed. Loaded, 23 mpg city, 28 door, V-fl, Power steering, 35 Within (pref.) (abbr.) 51 Offshore coral commercial. Whether it be a ffi (Wnti thi risk 90 days. I was shocked since he had told me how MESSV.' CONES.' A I 27 Canopy Zippers, umbrellas repaired. additions, dormers, roofing •I chiBMf (Irii ple in forties. 649-9882. Keep mpg highway. Please call 646- brakes, steel radials, ------36 Birthmarks 41 Jackie's 2nd growth small repair job, a custom excellent condition. $2400.649- "fabulously" he had been doing. It didn't add up. 26 Doesn't exist Window shades, Venetian and siding. Call 643-5001. vilhHt mklni •' trying. 37 Beverage husband 54 Prayer built borne or anything in M a ... 2068. I said I'd give him the money if he'd sign a note. He got 41 On the briny . (cont) blinds. Keys TV FOR RENT. ••••••••••••••••••••••**** 43 Renown 56 Summer time between, call 646-1379.._____ Tom Sanpori 1972 DODGE CRESTWOOD very angry and said if he had wanted to sign a note he'd have 42 Boy's book 30 Dregs Marlow’s. 867 Main St. 649- Pelnllng-Paperlrtg 32 44 Final (abbr) CARPENTRY Si MASONRY - Kimi Iridi Station wagon - V-8, gone to a bank. author 5221 44 Wolfish PAINTING - Interior and Additions and Remodeling. 371 m s m s S T / > ir automatic, power steering, Now I don't know what to do. Half of me tells me not to 1 2 3 4 S 6 7 6 9 10 11 exterior, paperhanging, THREE-BEDROOM HOME power brakes, air con­ give him the money without the note, and the other half tells 48 Roll of ODD JOBS DONE - Cellars, Free estimates. Call Anthony MNKKSni BANK REPOSSESSIONS - tobacco 14 attics, garages, yards excellent work references. Squillacote 649-0811. WITH RENT PURCHASE ditioning. Excellent condition. me to give it to him. I need some advice. 12 13 643-0130^-™ *^ PLAN - Call after 6PM, 646- Asking $950. Call 646-1047. Many to choose from. 52 Supposing (2 cleaned. moving, Free estimates. Fully in­ Automobiles can be seen at HALF AND HALF wds.) 15 16 17 trucking.Loam for sale, ^ w n sured, Marlin Matson, 649- CARPENTER - Repairs, 3199. Superior Auto Incormrated, 4431. 53 Heat unit 16 19 20 21 service. No job too big or remodeling, additions, gar­ SPECIALIZING cleaning and Route 6, in Columbia, Conn, or DEAR HALF: Listen to the hall with the brains and give (abbr.) small. 568-8522. ages, roofing.. Call David call 6464)563, ask for Paul him no money without a note. 55 Obeyed ■ QUALITY PAINTING and repairing chimneys, roofs, 22 Patria, 644-1796.______new roofs. Free estimates. 30 1975 LINCOLN West. 57 Ego Paper Hanging by Willis DEAR ABBY: In response to the widow who wanted to 58 New Deal 24 25 26 27 29 30 31 BRICK. BLOCK. STONE. Scnultz. Fully insured FIRST CLASS CARPENTRY years Experience. Howley, CONTINENTAL - 4 door. Captafn Easy — Crooks ft Lawrsnes Fireplaces, concrete. 643-5361. STORAGE SPACE FOR Town car. Excellent running 1969 VW BUS FOR SALE- know if she could continue using the name "Mrs. John Doe". project (abbr.) 1 references. 649-4343. - Remodeling and Additions. ANP AMIP THE RACKET OF THE 32 33 34 Chimney repairs. No job too Kitchens and Rec Rooms. 35 BUILDING MATERIAL, bam condition. 48,000 miles. 5 new $300, See at 27M Henry Street. I find it strange that any woman (wife or widow) would A » BA9V CHURNS AWAV FRO M 1 1 1 6 VACH T- 59 Beverages 1 1 1 ■ or 3-car garage. 646-1492 Call 643-4134 for information. 5 0 C R A T B 5 CU W 65 PESPeRATEUV TO HIE MIWI- EN6IIJE- S0UETHIN6 LAHD9 tlN- 60 Playing card 3. small Save! Call 644-8356 for A&W PAINTING Contrac­ years experience! For Free ROOFER WILL Install roof, Michelins. $5,500. 646-3648 or want to be called "Mrs. John Doe." It is indeed a peculiar WOTICEP IN THE EETAWAV BOATl 35 anytime. 50S~HI» BRAIN SEETHINS WITH HATREP ANP 61 Stage need 1 1 1 ■ estimates. tors. Quality painting and Estimates, call 646-4239. siding or gutter for low dis­ 646m43.. custom and seems as ludicrous as a husband calling himself 62 27ih ' 41 count price. Call Ken at 647- 1972 FORD WAGON - New A LOST FOR RBVEN6E1 37 36 39 paper hanging at reasonable battery, good interior, has "Mr. Jans Doe!" president FARRAND REMODELING - 1566. WANTED - Apartment or We Want. . . Incidentally, I am not a young radical: I am nearing 50 and 42 43 rates Fullv insured. Free •••••••••••••••••••••••••• small house to rent. $200 body rot, needs gas tank. EXPERT PAINTING and Estimates. Call Wayne 649- Cabinets and Formica Tops, CLEAN USED CAM have been happily married for 27 years, but I don't call LANDSCAPING Specializing Roofing, Gutters, Room Ad­ Heating-Plumbing 35 range. Manchester, Bolton, or $150.00. 742-8047. 44 45 46 47 48 49 50. 51 in Exterior House Painting. 7696. Coventry area. Preferably TOP PRICES PAID myself "Mrs. Charles LaFollett." Neither does my husband ■ ditions. Decks. All types of S3 54 55 56 Tree pruning, spraying, SEWERLINES, sink lines, with garage. Call 646-3478, 9-5, BONNEVILLE 1969 -Huge 25 call himself "Mr. Marlene LaFollett." DOWN 52 PERSONAL Paperhanging Remodeling and Repairs. DIUONFORD If you print this you will probably hear from a lot of mowing, weeding. Call 742- Phone 643-6017. cleaned with electric cutters, Monday Through Friday or 319 Main St. Mnch» t f gallon gas tank. Automatic. 57 58 59 for particular people, by Dick. 295-0376 between 6-11. Tremendous trunk space. women who have obtained their identity through their 1 Exclamation 7947. Call 643-5703 anytime. by professionals, McKinney 6 4 3 : ^ 4 5 62 LEON CIESZYNSKI Bros. Sewage Disposal Com­ Only 58,000 miles. $900. 649- husbands. Their rationale will probably be, "I'm proud to 2 Osiris' wife 60 61 BUILDER- New Homes, Ad­ pany, 643-5308. 1294 after 5 PM. use my husband's name." ED'S LIGHT TRUCKING - □ AUTOMOTIVE (NEW$*4*CH iNT{a<’»i${ ASSN . Attics Si Cellars cleaned. For PAINTING BY DAN SHEA - ditions, Remodeling, Rec To that I would say, "Why doesn't he use your name’.' Isn't Rooms, Garages, Kitchens NO JOB TOO SMALL - Toilet Trucks for Sale 62 he proud of you’/" free estimate, call 646-1943. Quality craftsmanship at low FJIDintHon prices. Call 646-5424. Remodeled. Ceilings, Bath repairs, plugged drains, Autos For Sale 61 WANTED JUNK AND LATE Think of it! Tile. Dormers, Roofing. kitchen faucets replaced, MODEL WRECKS - Cash 1977 CHEVY HALF TON - (of MARLENE LAFOLLETT IN COLORADO Win at bridge Excellent condition. Custom COMPLETE LAWN Residential or Commercial. repaired, rec rooms, WE PAY $10 for complete Paid. Call Parker Street Used 649-4291. bathroom remodeling, heat junk cars. Call Joey at Tolland Auto Parts, Inc. 6493391. wheels-cap optional. 6495885, Alloy Oop — Days Graus MAINTENANCE- Mowing. PROFESSIONAL PAINTING 5295827. Leave message. DEAR MARLENE; I've thought about It, and It provides Edging. Hedges, Shrubs - Interior and exterior. modernization, etc. Free Auto Body. 528-1990. another valid reason lor the use of "Ms." Read on; NEWTON SMITH Estimate gladly given. M & M YOU CAN'T DO TVIAt ; ) WELL, HE'S MINE all right. But they hadn't and Trimmed. Weed & Pest Con­ Commercial and residential. Heavy Equipment for Sale 63 SAPFWV.' THIS WATERS trol. Reasonable, Reliable. Free estimates. Fully in­ Remodeling, Repairs, Rec Plumbing St Heating. 649-2871. WE PAY TOP PRICES for t a n IN' HOTi -THAT a s Tl-IAT LI'L FELLA'S ) NOW... ALL IVIINE. NORTH 7-7-A he had lost the slam. DEAR ABBY: When Jane Roe marries John Doe, she OU)2 FRIEND.' _ ^ V O U STAY AWAY The correct play was for 647-9260. sured. 646-4879. Rooms. ”No Job 'Too Small." wrecked and junk cars. A & B becomes, as you say, “Mrs. John Doe" for the rest of her MEATT4SAD « RCALi-V 4 ------Call 649-3144. Flooring 36 Auto Salvage, used auto parts. 1976 MERCURY MONARCH - TWO 13.5x28 TRACTOR SnetiRiN' O l BOILIN' South to cash his ace of 27,000 miles. AM/FM radio. 4 TIRES. Large hand winch. days should she choose to remain so. V AQ J 6 4 trumps at trick two. This Call Tony 646-6223. Q - 1 2 7 - ♦ QJ653 Building Contracting 33 RoolIng-SIdIng-ChImnay 34 FLOOR SANDNG St steel belted radials, 6 644-3234. She is a "Mrs." by the fact of her marriage to John, and would tell him about the bad WATERPROOFING cylinder, automatic, power 4 J65 HATCHWAYS, foundation REFINISHING - Floors like 1973 TORINO - 302. Runs This easy-knit jacket for therefore can only correctly be called "Mrs. Jane Doe" in the trump split and he would WES ROBBINS Carpentry new! Specializing in older steering, power brakes. $3,- Motorcycles-BIcyelea 64 Baby is just one of the event that her husband's first name was Jane! Highly WEST EAST abandon spades and go after cracks, sump pumps, tile excellent. Must sell, 000.00. Call after 5PM. 568- 24 items with full direc­ lines, window wells, stone remodeling specialist. Ad­ ment Co. Expert installation floors. Natural and stained sacrificing! Any reasonable unlikely! ♦ J 8 3 ♦ KQ76 hearts. He would lose the 5098. MOTORCYCLE tions featured in this ALEXIS PENCOVIC IN S.F. V82 VK10 93 heart fine.sse, ruff E ast’s walls, concrete repairs, 30 ditions. rec rooms, dormers, of aluminum siding gutters floors. No waxing anymore. offer over $1450. Call after handy book — Knits for built-ins, bathrooms, and trim. Roofing installation John Verfaille, 646-5750 after 6 3:30 p.m., 649-1150, 528-6063. INSURANCE- Lowest Rates ♦ 10 9 7 ♦ --- club return, discard years’ experience. 643-4953, PLYMOUTH VOLARE 1976 - Available! Immediate Bin­ All. Others are a vest, 875-6963. kitchens, 649-3446. and repairs 649-6495, 871-2323. p.m. cap, slipper socks, stoic, DEAR ABBY: Last year you printed the name of a travel ♦ KQ742 ♦A10 9B3 dummy's last club on the 1977 DODGE VAN- Florida 2 door. 6 cylinder. Automatic. ding. Sunny Day Option. Call afghans and pillows. club that arranged lours and trips all over the world for non- SOUTH ace of spades, lead a heart to Power. Radials. Asking $2300. Customized, in and out. 14 Joan, 6491126. Q-127. Knits for All is smokers. I happened to be allergic to tobacco smoke and I ♦ A 10 9 9 4 2 dummy’s ace, ruff a heart miles per gallon on regular Call 649-0026. IP 75 with his king of trumps, lead THREE WHEEL ADULT $2.00 a copy. can't imagine anything more wonderful than traveling with fuel. Loaded with extras in­ Ts onitr. Mid $2 00. Inclidts ♦ A K 6 4 2 his last trump to dummy, 1967 MUSTANG - Good run­ CYCLE For Sale- Good condi­ a group of non-smokers. draw West's last trump and cluding Factory Air! Low psstift Md iMidilif. I clipped that column, although I wasn't able to travel at 4 ------Apartments For Rent 53 ning condition. Standard. 6 tion. Call after 6 PM. 6494748. dummy would be good. 47 Apartments For Rent S3 Apartments For Rent S3 mileage. One owner. MM UMT the time, but I am very much interested in going this year. Gardan Products Excellent condition. Over cylinder. $350. Call 6492943, Tho Flintotonos — Hanna Barbara Productions Vulnerable: Both All a m atter of making keep trying. Campers-Trallers list IM. al f ts ^ Will you please print the name and address of the club Dealer: South dummy rather than declarer LOOKING for anything in real MANCHESTER - FIRST VERNON/SOUTH WINDSOR $14,000 invested. A real M. T IWI PICK YOUR OWN STRING bargain for $7495. Must be Mobile Homes 65 axain? I'm sure other non-smokers will be interested. the master hand. BEANS. Yellow and green. estate rental - apartments, FLOOR 2 bedroom apart­ LINE- 7 room house. Adults 1969 DATSUN 519 Automatic ALLERGIC IN CANTON. ILL. ^ H O W 'P \ / ..7 i- I E ^ West North East South only. No pets, no children seen. Call 643-0421. Natsisky Farm, Vernon/South homes, multiple dwellings? ment, modern kitchen and transmission shot. Body fair. 1966 CHEVY CAMPER VAN- Prist Nsai. MIrui vltS XtP GOOP PREP / SOT I t No fees. Call J.D. Real Estate bathroom. Married adults, no Security St references. 644- COM. Pass 2V Pass 3 t A s K th i E x p irts Windsor line. 644-0304. 1969 PONTIAC CUSTOM 350, Good for parts. $125.(X). Call Very good condition. Many DEAR ALLERGIC: Writo U: NeB-Smokers Travel Clab CATCH, PO? /I JUST Associates, Inc. 646-1980. pets. Parking. Available 0304. 647-9077. extras! Call 6394890. 1979 ALBUM with a 32-paf c ONE... Pass 4 ♦ Pass 5 t August 1st. 643-1859 after Excellent running condition, **Gift SMUon** with foil ol Gasp, 8928 Broadmoor Drive, Betheada, Md„ 20034. Pass 6 ♦ Pass Pass You hold: _ _ g automatic transmission, APARTMENT and HOUSES 6PM. Otllces-Storea lor Rent 55 1966 LINCOLN 1973 18 FOOT CHATEAU dlrecUoiui. Price . . . $2.00 Pass For Rent. We have 100s of ren­ power steering and radio. lUf m ui MMU ITIIJt IMB. ^ 9 8 6 5 4 STOPattlia New battery, new body work. CONTINENTAL- 42,000 TRAVEL TRAILER-Fully Do you wish yoa had mare Irieads? For the secret si w A K 10 5 tals in all Areas. Prices and MANCHESTER - Main Street miles. Excellent for parts or self contained. Sleeps 6. ito. a-m-iLtif iiiMfi ttmn. GIANT FOUR BEDROOM - 568-2646. C «W n ilitMs lersty pBb. popularity, get Abby's aew bookkt: “Hew To Be Popalar; Opening lead: +K ♦ 3 Sizes. Call Rental Assistors, modern office available. 400 restoration. $350 or best offer. Excellent condition! $2500, Yeu’re Never Too Vauag or Too, Old." Bead II with a I * ^ 236-5646. Small Fee. Kids ok. Has carpet and Ns. IN PltAIC. ♦ Q2 [CORN CRIB appliances. (376-2). Rental sq ft. Heat, AC included. Call Call 872-0000. alter 6:00 p.m. 872-8859, or 872-7349. •IrsetISM Nr sIvNrs esNtS. seU-addreesed, stamped 128 ceatsl eavelepe to Abby, 132 You respond one spade to Assistors, small fee. 236-5646. 646-2469 or 646-2755. NS. i-m -t M N M t m rs now- Lsshy Drive, Beverly HiUs, CsHI. 90212. your partner’s club opening ^'ludnand Road 454 MAIN STREET- Second 1969 AMC AMBASSADOR - 21 FOOT NOMAD SELF U MIITI. IS fssdssttn IsIRs. By Oswald Jacoby Ns. 1-111 >AMiiiCA's Fsvnrrt (see yesterday’s article). South Vlindtor floor. 3 Room Heated Apart­ 466 MAIN STREET. North of TOP CASH for mnk or Power brakes, power CONTAINED CAMPER-Good AFWANt. I i l MtlNI $$k€Om. and Alan Sontag ment. No appliances, no pets. HEAT PAID - One bedroom Your partner raises you to available now. Just $225. (358- Post office, about 5,000 sq. ft. wrecked cars. Call Blender’s steering, air conditioning. 647- condition. Includes awning. two spades. Our reader SHTURDM JULY tli. $225 monthly. Call 646-2426, 9 of centrally located space. of Hartford - 522-4414. 1149, or 875-5812 after 6:30. $1295. Call 6493133. j ii—-||-i,-(i,i-r I waaiMnw m ■iri-’“ariirn <- ■‘It's too bad I didn't bid 7 to 5. 2). Rental Assistors, small diamonds myself,” said asked how we would contin­ fee. 236-5646. Ideal for store, office or other ue. business or commercial use. North. "I would have FOR THE FIRST MANCHESTER - Main ( Astrograph We would simply go to Call 646-2426 9-5 pm. Tho Bom Losar ’— Art Sansom wrapped up the slam.” four spades and keep our CORN OF THE SEASON Street, 2 and 3 rooms. Heated, NICE TWO BEDROOM - with “I suppose I played the hot water, appliances. No heart suit concealed. appliances and yard for pets. J M O R I A l " h e r s / hand badly,” said South. tNEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN i pets. Parking. Security. 523- Just $155. (350-4). Rental 'ofl^GE M r >lb0 eUPECT AAB TD-(WCe M O % (rMuoeocT/'s f O C X .t C K uow ]^ ioieeaN wia adopt hi^ "Why would you have 7047. Assistors, small fee. 236-5646. FOR RENT OJT N TD 0CW6ATIHRJTOIO ? played it better?" (Do you have a question for “Because with a two-suit the experts? Write 'ASf^ (he 474 MAIN STREET - Second 250 Square feel, center of SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) Antiques 48 2‘-2 ROOM APARTMENT hand, declarer tends to try Experts. " care of this newspa^ floor. 3 room heated apart­ 'Manchester, air con­ cfour Don't be drawn into a debate to esUblish his own side FOR RENT. Main Street loca­ ditioning and parking. today where your opposition per. Individual queslions ‘till ment. No appliances, no pets. tion. Security, references, suit," replied North. be answered if accompa. id WANTED: Antique furniture, Security, tenant insurance 'rall'643-9551. ^Birthday has a firmer grasp of the facts glass, pewter, oil paintings or lease. Heat, hot water. than you do Change the sub­ South had ruffed the first by stamped self-addrei‘ed required. $225.'monthly. Call club and gone after spades. envelopes. The most interest- other antique items. R Appliances. No pets. Call July $. 1979 ject quickly. 646-2426 from 9 - 5. i after 6PM. 643-7424 or 646- OFFICE, EXCELLENT SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. Had trumps broken 2-1 or mg questions will be used Harrison. 643-8709. This commg year you will be this column and will receive 3911. LOCATION! Good Traffic 21) You'll have your hands full had the heart finesse ATTRACTIVELY PANELED forming several new relation­ copies ofJACOBY MODERN.) THE PACK RAT ANTIQUES Exposure! Heat, air, parking, trying to keep your own affairs worked, he would have been - Carpeted 4 room apartment. janitor. $100 per month. Call ships with persons who have & COLLECTIBLES. Open by the same aims as you. With in order today, without attempt­ Heathclin — George Gately Stove, refrigerator. Adults, 649-5334. ing to sort out another's mud­ appointment only until references, no pets. $205. 646- COLONIAL DUPLEX - 2 them you will develop stronger bedrooms. Stove, heat, hot dled milieu. Septemtber. 643-6680. 3167, 228-3540. PROFESSIONAL BUSINESS social advantages as welt as ^SOM water Basement. Centrally fulfill a personal goal CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) 49 OFFICE BUILDING - Ap­ Size-up your competition real­ Wanted to Buy 5Va ROOMS - Adults. No located. Adults. No pets. Security deposit required. proximately 2600 square feet, istically today. To undervaluate utilities. No pels. Lease. with ample parking. Close to CANCER (June 21*July 22) In could get you into something WANTED- CHILD’S Security. Convenient location. Monthly $250. Available WInthrop — Dick Cavalll BICYCLE- 12’’- to 16’’-wheel center, hoytital ana new court imponant one-to-one relation­ where you'll be overmatched. 289-2020 after 5 p.m. August 1st. Call 649-7885. AQUARIUS (Jan. 2S‘Feb. 19) diameter. Good condition. building. For info, call 568- ships today, be prepared to Any age, plastic or metal, also 7658, or 871-0401. make compromises or conces­ This is not a good day to rely rcALLeo>ouup YOU WBRE MATCHING TO AU_ INTENIS AND EAST HARTFORD - 4 rooms, sions If that's what is required upon others to tend to things TOQ4,yANC>')CUR ' TOPPLER5'HAPfV PURPOSES.. dolls, boats, trucks, etc. pre- you should be taking care of 1950 . 568-0925. AVAILABLE first floor. Prefer quiet, non­ Resort Property to maintain harmony. Learn M(JTVlERSAIP... T IM E . WITH A M S e I'M RNISHH? IN IMMEDIATELY - Remodeled smoking, married, middle For Rent 56 more about yourself by send­ yourself. LUCILL-e.'' T H IS T O W N . duplex. 3 bedrooms. -aged working couple. ing for your new Astro-Graph PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) En­ COLUMBIA LAKE: Water­ Letter which begins with your joy yourself at social gather­ Appliances. Carpeting. Full References, lease, security /C □ RENTALS basement. Adults. $260 . 646- required. 568-9018. front cottage, maximum 4 birthday Mail Si tor each to ings. but be careful you don't 6297; 643-7023. persons. Available July 14 - Astro-Graph, P.O. Box 489, Ra­ wear out your welcome. Make Homes for Rent 54 August 11. 649-0498 , 228-9852. dio City Station. N.Y. 10001 Be an early exit. sure to specify birth sign. ARIES (March 21-Aprll 19) jL Rooms for Rent 52 AVAILABLE AUGUST 1st. - Strive to be tolerant of compan­ ------Remodeled duplex. 2 SPACIOUS THREE WEST DENNIS. MASS. - LEO (July 2$-Aug. 22) Help ^NO.NO.HEftlWLlFF.^" others where you can today, ions t^ a y who are not in THOMPSON HOUSE- Cen- b edroqm s. A ppliances, BEDROOM HOUSE with Nicely furnished 3 bedroom harmony with your goals and (rally located. Downtown Carpeting. Full basement. Cottage. $225 weekly. but don't volunteer to take on fireplace, 2''t baths and tots anything which is beyond your purposes. Make allies, not ene­ M a n c h e ste r K itch en Adults. $240. Call646-6297,643- more. ( 368-3 ). Rental Available Aug. 11th. Call 649- abilities or means mies. ■s> privileges. Call 649-2358. 7023. Assistors, small fee. 236-5646. 8760. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) Se­ TAURUS (April 20-May 10) You lect social companions with will find It difficult to get coop­ C IfnM. .. 1 M u, N. 0. 7-7 1979 COUGAR XR-7 care today. If possible, avoid an eration from today If co-work­ acquaintance with whom ers feel you're passing your you've crossed swords before. duties on to them. Short Ribs — Frank Hill Tag Sales U BRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) There GEMINI (May 21-June 20) Be IS a possibility today that you wary of involving yourself In may try to shift blame for your business situations today that ANTIQUES TO TAGS - TAG SALE - July 6 and 7. 10 SUPER SALE - Saturday and TAG SALE July 7th St 8th, 11 420 miles cruising mistakes onto an innocent aren't In your field of expertise. r> Eastern Connecticut’s largest a.m. to 4 p.m. 107 Spruce St., Sunday 7th and 8th, 10 to 5. AM. Moving, household, gar­ bystander, rather than admit They could prove costly. flea market at the Mansfield 2nd floor. Sears refrigerator, Collectibles, 2 lamp tables at den and automotive items,, your errors. (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) Drive-In theatre (Jet. 31 St 18 cu. ft.. Harvest Gold, $90 each; antique chair, clothing, cariop earner, trunx jJ. 321. Sundays (9 AM to 3 PM). asking $150. 9x12 braided rug, needlepoint seat $40; 2 carpets ski carrier, copier, more. But- Barry’a World — Jim Barry Public free, dealers $6 Reser­ brown, black and gold. $50. $16 each; upholstered chair, tonball to Old Stage to range on 1 tank of Gas!!* n vations unnecessarv. Studio couch and many other as is, $8; mirror $25; signed Founders to 49 Surrey Lane, Bugs Bunny — Hslmdahl ft StoHsI items. Call 643-0490. oil paintings, 1 Roman Glastonbury. lithograph, gold frame; black TAG SALE. MOVING TO T h ' coMFureiz aA'/e ve i? WHEN [RIGHT FLORIDA - Much mis­ and white portable TV with TAG SALE-Saturday St Sun­ TAG SALE - Saturday and stand, all stations, $45; 1 pair - 0 o k a y f e r a io a h u f t / V O X \ NOW.' I cellaneous, Anderson Window Sunday 9 to 3. Furniture, an­ day, 9 to 4, 27 Walker Street. canvases, 72 Campfield Road, double drapes 144X90, blue on Furniture, pictures, dishes, ^ Am o u n t GET THE tiques, air-conditioners, white $10; 2 spreads $4 each, 1 T hA t '$ MONEY’ Manchester. Saturday and bikes, tent, odds and ends. 42 variety of useful items. Our Boarding House This Funny World Sundav 10 to 4. while $15,1 print$20; Dresses Mt Sumner Drive. Bolton. sizes 14 to 16 $5, wigs $1.50, shells 75 cents. Special for fall TAG SALE - TWO I CAN FEEL TriW (7NE 0\ST POOH BY THE I TAG SALE - Saturday, Sunday and winter, reversible purple- HERE! WHEN NIGHT NEWS BURKE TIM E HE Julv 7th St 8th. Rain or shine. TAG SALE - Saturday 10 to 2, FAMILIES, Something for 10-4. Moving - Many items lined leopard cape practically everybody. Saturday St Sun­ ^ S H U T m EYE6 r o AN W A KE6 July 7tb. 21 W estminster new $45; 1 brown man-made EASIER UP, HE'LL must be solo. Sporting goods, Road. Manchester, off Porter day, July 7th St 8th, 9 - 5. 25 V MEPITWE.PHIUIPS fur coat, looks like mink $59,1 Ridgewood Street, 04 4 | X THREW ONE FROM t a r g e t OWE MR5, household and miscellaneous Street. beige coat $18, Samolin coat items 912 Tolland Turnpike. Manchester. .Tt,^V,THE LMT THAN AN HOOPLE Manchester black fox collar $38; Odds and AMERICAN A TAG SALE- July 7th and 8th ends. Old radio and record TAG SALE - Stereo, desk, EMBAS^yy MONTHS and 14th and 15th. Trestle player combination. 99 vanity and many other items. I r RENTJU5T Cemetery Road, off Bolton Saturday from 10 AM to 3 PM. TAG SALE- Saturdav July desk, old solid oak table, Road, Vernon. FOR 7th., 9 a m. to 4 p m Several bookcase desk, coins, all Rain date, Sunday. 155 STORAGE.’ families. BIG SALE in lot at Jeffersons, most pennies, Wetherell Street, Manchester. ‘bated on epa Hwy. 20MPQ with 21 gal. lank 190 No Elm S tre e t, plate blocks, 40% off Fox m Manchester. All kinds of Catalogue, bike, plants, mis­ V items! 'Something For cellaneous glass. Lane coffee TAG SALE-Today, Saturday ^ ^ U T Everybody! ” Don’t Miss This and end table 122 Avondale TAG SALE - Lots of clothes, July 7 th., 9 to 5. 247 Oak “ConnecUcuti Oldest Lincoln-M ercury Dealer” HEU One!! No previews Rain Date Road. bikes, miscellaneous, toys, 15 Street. Rugs, appliances, tools, clothes, much more. July 8th. Birch Mt. Extension, Bolton ) ON Saturday 9 to 4. VOOCh TAG SALE- Moving: FAMILY TAG SALE - Satur­ TAG SALE - 11 .Stony Road, Household, garden, basement day July 7th., 8:30 to 2. 839 Bolton, TODAY 10 to 4. Conrtectlcuts’ and garage items. Includes Center Street. Manchester. Stereos, tricycles, end tables, Connecticuts coffee table, plus much mis­ Newest utility cabinet, corner dining Newest cabinet. Hi-Fi, lamps, picture cellaneous. Inlerruitlonal ■Let's not get into anything loo heavy today. TAG SALE - Miscellaneous. M asd a frames, glass, some tools, Some antiques. 214 Scott TAG SALE - 4 FAMILIES. 40 Scout I'm suffering from ‘nterpersonai overload!" cases. Saturday. Sunday, Woodstock Drive. Saturday BACK YARD TAG SALE- Dealer Drive. Manchester. Rain or Today, Saturday, July 7th, 10 Dealer ly 7 & 8.195 pm. 32 Thomas shine, 10 AM to 3 PM. Satur­ July 7th. 9-3. Bike, bumper “What do you mean, a threoKlollar limit? I -ve. Manchester pool, couch, toys, games, etc. to 4. 358 Hartford Road. Much 315 CENTER ST., MANCHESTER,CONN.* Phone 643-5135 day July 7th. miscellaneous. burned ton dollars' worth looking for an op6n atationi PAGE SIXTEEN - EVENING HERALD, Sat., July 7, 1979

Serving Manchester,over 30 yrs. MANCHESTER penttanO The Fforlsf 24 BIRCH ST. T E L . 643-6247 643-4444 F.T.D. MSTR CH6 WORLD WIDE AMER EIPRECif 646-3322 SERVICE 46 SHELDON ROAD • MANCHESTER. CONN. I AND IN ITAIL INDUtTRIAl AND COMMEACIaI HAS IT! phono COmTKMIlG ■ KFmXIUTION 646-0863 Business-Directory Guide For 341 Bro«d St. BITW Md sun KTIU ManchMMr Minchtiier I P roltiiio nil Park N w & i | M Mcduflical Scniu s. hu. Manchester and Surrounding ’ Suita 106 ROUTE 113, P.O. BOX 3147 B<((y G alli|her TALCOTTVILLE, CONN. (08066) prop 643-2738 • 643-2193 Vicinity ■THE' FAMOUS BRAND ^ MANCHESTER TELEVISION - APPLIANCES W 811 MAIN ST. featuring this week... MANCHESTER I *10 Speed Bike HOIK movDiin’ Nam e...... MV Address ...... ABC APPLIANCE REPAIR ittipllte N Town...... Tel...... M n m ti I n 649-3889 Entries must be deposited at the mall InMiSiMiaiig by adult over 16 years old______S t e ftU. 1 VOLKSWAGEN REPAIR r m ! Of I -ifil b f fa c to ry trained specialists Phil Pele Locicero and Zidek ARCO 0 IHK CARPET AND FLOOR COVBUNG 6 4 6 -5 0 3 6 306 MAIN S T U n O P Il NON Ikiv 111 f * IM IS I I I I I t f E L P&P AUTO REPAIR MANCHOm Oil Of lOtl (All (OUKI •43-6662 704 Main SI. • “Arco Charga" • Manchester Connecticut'! Lirgesl Floor Covering Oeiler MANCHESTER SAFE & LOCK CO. MERCURp^^i mNM£:s‘riK LocusM irn ‘ ^^53 MAIN ST.. MANCHESTER • 643-6922 PhoM 646-2786 ["-.I t i f i C ' r h l Wmni-NSKtS Alarms Locks & fj J if NO SERVICE CHARGE O W -Clttiy Safe! Combination Changei - • ‘ ; ^ I Sales A Service ■ Bonded Moat / - x v Keys In Stock. Repairs o( all / ^ .rte \ RiSirviHoM tor • HoMf • Alrtlim a SttmMMpc ^ 4 n m n h hlnda, Also Wo Make Keys j w & P in k in g S h e a rs ' T 627 Mtin Straat Mwiciwstar FLO’S Cake Decorating Supplies Inc. 646*0228 875-3252 h COMPLETE LINE OF ’WILTON CAKE DECORATIONS RAG AUTO SERVICE • Front End Spoclalltlt • Tuno Up • Brakot A Shocks • Air Conditioning 191 CENTER ST. ^ I 70 UNION 8T. • Road Sarvica Q ROCKVILLE, CONN. MANCHESTER, CONN. Mon. • Set. 10-5 S SUMMER HOURS 436 CENTER ST. Tal. 649-3963 MANCHESTER Wed-Set 10-8 Thure., 10-9 Cloeed Mon. A Tuee. Wedding Cakes A Specialty ABC Appliance Repair of Manchester, established since the 1930’s, provides area residents with complete service and parts avialability for all makes of small, portable home

EVERYTHING IN OUR PRODUCT appliances. Recently, ABC Appliance has branched into the sales of new, quality appliances, and reconditioned vacuum cleaners at fantastic savings and a one year guarantee. Stop in at RESERVE SPACE • MIRRORS . s h o w e r DOORS 42 Oak Street, and let Mike or Cathie take care of your home appliance needs. We are open f o r t h e . STORE FRONTS. SAFETY G l ASS] Tuesday thru Saturday, and Thursday nites till 8 P.M. .BATHTUB ENCLOSURES MANCHESTER HAS IT PAGE J.A. WHITE GLASS CO.. Inc. CALL FURNITURE TOPS • PICTURE WINDOWS ADVERTISINa 643-2711 Manchester 649-7322 Biisell St 1 , OVER 21 YEARS EXPERIENCE______..■«A

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John Chancellor ® CMdtsn's Ooapd Hour 0 HYouAokMa - moderates. ® PTLO ub 0Haayv^fsan 0 Sporta Spaetaoular 0 Nawt (Tima Approxlmala) Ravara S llim Curts 0Lautal And Hardy Laugh- 7:29 8RockConoat1 4:00 10:00 6:30 toona aOalyNumbara 2:30 MORNING SOraanAorsa 1:35 ® Appalachian Moods The (2lAt Tha Whita Housa Presi­ 3) 9 ABC Newt CIOMup (SVHaAltgrt(R) 0My1hraa8ona Black Mountain Biuegrass Boys "Mission: Mind Control" This ®Tha Brands 7:30 0 A B C N a w a dent and Mrs. Carter and their 11:00 aHarvoalTampla 0 World War 1101 nary and others present a mixture of guests are entertained by 6:00 Investigative report probes the ® D tvsyAndQ olM h GDSoulTraln a Snaak Provlaw 2:30 Appalachian musical styles. SW C T T on nla 0 Unity In Dlvamty Andres Segovia, dean of classi­ (1) Unity In Diversity U S. Intelligence agencies' 30- 6:45 - a F u r y aSoop Factory 0 Nmvt cal guitarists, in the East Room year search for mind control, (B New Day 11:30 a Candid Camara EVENING EVENING focusing on their research into ZM 2:42 of the White House. (R) (B a BIgfool And WMboy 0 IL o v a L u q t a Crockolt’a VIcton Gordon 0 Movla "The Falling Man" During a period of 12 days LSD. (R) 7KM 0Movla "House Ol Seven 3:00 (3) Hoi Fudge 0aNA8L8ooow 8 Hoc How (Corn'd) (1968) Henry Silva. Beba Loncar. in 1M6, marksman Adolph 7:30 (SI Winning Is Evarything? The 8:00 Corpses" (1972) Fadh a D o m a la aFOmlyFaud Topperwein fired at 72,500 ® Unity In Diversity The Feder­ ® Abbott And Cocialo Donwgue, John Ireland. 3KX) effect of competitive sports on (®Star Special "America And CBUMeRascala a a 8 P ra43am a Show BSupotman targets and missed only nine. ation of Women's Clubs is Americans" A documentary Wednesday S B H M o ^ ’Journal a Connaetleut ProWaa 8 Risk Of Marriage children is examined in this ConsufttUon 84X) profiled. Emmy-winning documentary. adaptation of John Steinbeck's a Onoa Upon A Ctaoalc JULY 11,1979 g Mornlngtown AFTERNOON 3) Bad Nows Bears 9:00 book of the same name: his 0MsrvQrMln 3:30 views of America and her people, 7:30 3:15 ® ® @ W l l m a Shirley Jo Fin­ ® Q ood -B ya America A dra­ 0 8 BaMsstar Qslactica ney portrays Wilma Rudolph in his love, his shame, his criticism 3 ) Arttiur And Company matic re-enactment of the final EVENING ® P o p ^ And Frlonda 12.-00 08ocosr this dramatization of the early life and his admiration. 0 Spaoa Academy 3:30 aFOsllvalOfFWth debate in the British Parliament 0 Tha Brady Bunch and career of the 1960 triple on the issue of American inde­ 0 Movla "Sherlock Holmes In a s s c H i P s Olympic gold medal winner. (R) 8:00 ^Boy^RoOers Tsfror By Night " (1946) Basil a Joka Hoaa Qoapornma pendence is presented in a May © © The Great American aMasIkuOfMInds @ @ Summerfest Great Jazz a Tomaoaaa Tuxodo Ralhbone. N ig^ Bruce. a Connacttcut ProWaa Stereo East 1776 setting. (R) Tuesday Leugh-Off Host Nancy Bleiweiss a Stags Door DIsoo Pianos' Jazz pianist greats 0 P h * Panther 4(R) a S I Crookstt’a Vtelory Qardan a Saaama Stroll (R) 0C88 Movie "The Spikes 9:30 Emmy-winning documentary. Back" Jane Warrenbrand docu­ © S c a re d Straight Peter Falk Gang" (1974) Lee Marvin, Gary ® Inflation "The Fire That 8:30 4-.30 9:00 ments the career of a young pro­ hosts this documentary from BRAWNY BEAUTY 1 K » Grimes. Three young farmboys Won t Go Out" Hosted by Louis fessional woman boxer. Cathy Rahway State Prison in New Jer­ CPSuparhofoaa 0 tOdewoild 0 B o « 4 kig seeking excitement join forces Rukeyser. this special report ties S ) David Frost Presents "The 3) a Soooby'a Al-Stara 'Cat" Davis. sey dealing with a program that Helen Connors of Arizona State Unhrarsfly peychet a w C T T a n n la a Dovay And Oollalh with a notorious bank robber. (R) SPEEKERSUE Guinness Book Of World 0 VIosmoM On NutiWon the facts and figures of inflation scares the crime out of juvenile aSWeahIngton Weak In aRWnbow’aEnd 08LovaBoot to their actual impact on the con­ Records" herself up before attending a lift In the AAU Women’s a O a Fontaadc Four 8:30 delinquents. a a s w i m a sumer and business. S Tattooed Tears Joan National Powerlifting Championships, which will be 4:40 We Guarantee you will not find better 11:00 OdX) a P o k a 0 KInar'a Komar aaSummerlecI @ Inside San Quentin The Churchill and Nick Broomfield 10:30 colorcast on N BC's “SportsWorld,” Sunday, July I. 0 Bugs Bunny / Rood Runnar Speakers at Comparable Prices anywhere! experiences, emotions and opin­ present a disturbing portrait of © T h e Beaux Arte Trio Plays 1:30 4:45 9:30 11:30 ions of inmates are documented life inside the Chino Youth Train­ Ravel The highly acclaimed 0 HtSnan 0FlmFtMlval a L M a n 0 Croee-Wnt i ST; Hot Nights "Love It Like It A ing School operated by the Cali­ Beaux Arts Trio performs Ravel's 0DonM Boons 0Qegan’sWand in this unprecedented look at eaWbubMonTonnla aimiallon Fool” conditions behind the walls of fornia Youth Authority. "Trio In A Minor." 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Illinois. expected to be covered include ® Bowling For D oIsfS Jimmy Baio of “Soap” 11:30 lESIMICHSTieS I© © © Wimbledon Tennis ® @ W l d e World Of Sports men's and women's swimming ~3rBgj»llt)(| For Dodsrs ® Bowling For Dollars and Susan Richardson of 0 Movla "Five Card Stud" Live coverage of the Men's Coverage of the Firecracker and diving, men's gymnastics, 10:30 8KX) 6KX) (1968) Dean Martin. Robert Reg. $1Q A 9 5 Finals in this prestigious tennis 7:00 ^ “Elight Is Elnough” are the "400" stock car race from boxing, track and field, and roller l a Wrestling S I Baseball (Joined In Progress) OB a Dsssb sH 0 a N o w a MItchum. D-6's $318.00 ea. ROW 1 9 * 1 > tournament from the All-England Daytona. Florida; International hockey. Dick Stockton hosts. Boston Red Sox vs. California celebrity players in "The 0 M M o n : knpoaalbla 0 Movie "Battle Cry" (1955) Lawn Tennis and Croquet Club 8:00 11:30 0Parauodara Cliff Diving Championships from (From San Juan, Puerto Rico) Angels (3) P sn A m a rlc in G am as Junior Pjrramid,’’ a spe­ Van Heflin, Aldo Ray. Reg. in London. England. Acapulco, Mexico. (SSIBassbail SBassbalt Boston Red Sox vs. cial edition of ABC’s “The a Chek Von Dyka 0 Movis "A Girl Named ..,*119” . 4:00 Highlights of the day's events In a Lookin'BoMor D-3'S $200.00 ea. 11:00 CDOoH "Western Open" Live 11:30 California Angels the Pan Am Gamas, from Ssn 320,000 Pyramid” airing Sooner" (1974) Cloris Leach- EVENING asiack Parapacdva On Tha man, Lee Remick. © WCT Tennis Peter Fleming coverage of final-round play in (D Pan American Gamas 11:30 Juan. Puerto Rico. Dick Stock- the week o( July 9-13. vs. Manuel Orantes Highlights of the day's events In 0 Hadng From Rooeevolt this $300,000 PGA tournament (S Pan Amsrican Qsmss ton hosts. In the special competi­ al^ThtmSona a a 8 Satu^ NIgM Uva •ESIGRICOBSTICS, lEMOS. (1 pr. aa.) 7:00 from the National Golf Club in the 'Pan Am Games, from San Highlights ol the day's events In aWondoraOIThaSoa B "The Dion Brothers " AFTERNOON dZl Soccer Made In Germany Oak Brook, Illinois. Juan. Puerto Rico. Dick Stock- the Pan Am Games, from San tion, yoimg contestants Movla (1974) Stacy Keach, Frederic D-4'S Reg. $339.00 eo. R0W*135s00e © ® © SportsWorld Cover­ ton hosts. Juan. Puerto Rico. Dick Stock- compete to win up to fS.iMO 6:30 8:00 age of the U.S.A.-International 0 a C B 8 N o w a Forrest. 12:00 (7) Soccer New England Tea ton hosts. in s^ la rsh ip funds. Dick Diving Meet from Fort Lauder­ 0 Tha Ptioa la Right QHolNIgMt D-2'S Reg. $179.00 ea. bowMOSsOO. ® Candlepin Bowling Men vs. New York Cosmos Clark wUl host “The Junior dale. Fla.; AAU Women's Nation­ Tuesday 1:15 aoaNBCNowa 12:00 1:00 10:30 al Powerlifting Championships S Rad Sox Wrap-Up I Pyramid,” which is “The a a AnoUwrVoloa Wrictllng (® WCT Tennis 0 KENWOOD-LSK SERIES © Baseball Boston Red Sox vs. from Nashua. New Hampshire. JULY 10.1979 V 320,000 Pyramid’s” salute » N a w a Si LMng Faith 1:30 Seattle Mariners to the United Nations’ In­ Reg. 4:30 7 « ) IKK) « b w * 7 9 ” . (J) Greatest Sports Legends 11:30 ®@W lde World Of Sports Thursday ternational Year of the 0 Agronoky And Company 0 Movla "Step Down To LSK-400'S $129.95 eo. © This Week In Baseball EVENING Jimmy Balo (7) Racing From Roosevelt Live coverage of the W BC Super JULY 12.1979 Sales & Service CSiUd. 0 N ^ Terror" (1959) Colleen Miller, 2:00 Featherweight Championship 0 N o w a Charles Drake. Reg. *99” 12:00 between Alexis Arguello and 6:30 0 Tha World At War L S K - 5 0 0 'S NBW (Tj Baseball New York Mets vs ® Wrestling a Movla "They Died With $159.95 ea. San Diego Padres Rafael Limon from Madison ( S Bowling For Dollars EVENING DIRECTORy a World OpportunMaa Their Boots O n" (1941) Errol 1:15 Square Garden; AAU Weightlift­ 8:00 Club swinger a RatcMordRoport Flynn. Olivia de Havilland. 2:30 © Red Sox Wrap-Up ing Championships from Totowa. B O d yoaoy List $1 7 9 .9 5 ea, (T) Sports Spectacular Cover­ 3) Baseball Los Angeles 6:30 EUCTRB-VBICE l l ’B’a New Jersey. Dodgers vs. New York Mets C O N SU M E R S A L E S Defending champion age of various events in the Pan ® Bowling For Dollars Manchester Parkaiidi> SHOF Hollis Stacy wiU be swing­ *179” American games including swim­ N a m e NOW a pair ming and diving, gymnastics, Sunday 8:00 ^ ing her clubs when she 10:30 Los Angela roller skating, archery and wres­ ^ Baseball Boston Red Sox vs. ® Biasbsll appliances, teleyisions.l competes in the 1979 U.S. TELEVISION JULY 8.1979 EVENING Dodgers vs. New York Mels tling, from San Juan, Puerto California Angels L o w est p r ic e s in toiVr.*, Women’s Open Golf Cham­ BTM RS-9B’t (diieontiaRad itain) Rico. guaranteed. Servicelafter Uie| 6:40 pionship, which ABC TEC-TRON AND STEREO sale. Orig. $149.95 ea. RBW*4 9 ” 3:00 MORNING (3) Klner's Komer -Sports wiU broadcast live ® ® NASL Soccer Chicago 10:40 10:40 phone ® Klner's Komer ® Klner's Komar BARLOW'S TV • ZenltlTSiales from Fairfield, Conn., on 419 MAIN ST. 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Dick Stock- Juan, Puerto Rico. Dick Stock- with ABC Sports. Her first o » m ton hosts. 'Television, Inc. 176 Bumsldel 4:30 ton hosts. Avenue, East Hartford. 528-j assignment was at the U.S. I *90 Ud MMT BTBER items BI S U i IT BEUER CBST! ® Bowling Finals of the Fresno as available 12:00 1554. Sales and Service, Zenith| Men’s 'Open on Ivemess PBA tour tournament live from Soccer Aston Villa vs. West 11:45 ,1:15 ® Racing From Rooiavalt and Quasar. course in Toledo, Ohio. the Fresno Open in California Bromwich Albion 09 Rad Sox Wrap-Up S9 Rad Sox Wrap-Up HoOis Stacy TV SPOTUGHT-Page 5 Page 4 - TV SPOTUGHT Daytime Programs Sunday, July 8 3F*itas6eVayags Ild W 1:55 3W >ottt Extra doe" (1967) Aldo Ray. Hugh MORMNQ S E d A I n OM Spirit Of kidsptndtnoa 3aH«vGiiMln a Inetiucdonal FMn Mob" (1952) Alec Guinness, a That's Holywaod Fangar-Smtth. 3TomAndJarry 3 Tho Ghost And Mrs. Ml* 0 3 Jknmyaaaogtrt 9 M - ' 3 0 Lavsms A Shktsy (R) 3 0 M o v la MORNING aTNaWaakbiBassbaN Stanley Holloway. ® Sunday At'tha Klng't Ho um ON m m 3 A n * G i« N h 2.-00 (Hi DoiMta 6:40 SwanMpFOrSiui-lna SOO 38M gM Tsk aAdelante (S Kkiar'a Komar o Tlw Brady Bunch (Tua-FH) 3 0 0 o n a h u a 0 O 0 H U Rotas 3MsybsnyaF.O. 0 FIm Fealura (Mon. Tua. 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DAYTIME MOVIES ® Sounding Board world. DAYTIME MOVIES )Tha Brady Bunch ® @ Three's Company 11:45 020 12.20 B N a w s ® Bamaby Jonas IBABCNtw a ® ILovaLucy BDIcIrCavatt B O Comedy Theater I Gama ®HaaM«Flvo-0 12:00 B Great Performances 13 12KXI ® SBimayMMtr ® Movla "The World, The The Odd Couple 12:00 Flesh And The Devil" (1959) Har- O "Savage Pampas ' (1967) US Wonders Of The Sea B Movie "Flaming Feather" ® IL o v e L u n 8 "Inlem o" (1953) Robert aeSOuIncy I Soul Tram nr Belafonte. Inger Stevens. Robert Taylor, Ron Randell. (1952) Sterling Hayden, Arleen (S) Dr. Scott On Hebrews 16 Ryan. Rhonda Flaming. S Lookin'BaNar 7:29 a Movla " J u ^ " (1956) Glenn ( 9 Dr. Scon On Hatxawa Whelan. A band of vigilantes )Dtok Cavan 1:00 ® Dally Numbers 12:30 Ford, Ernest Borgnine. A young B L la n C lu b (5) "Stanley And Livingstone ’ rides to the rescue of a white IThaOddCouM ® Movie "The Thin Red Line" ® "Sundays And Cybele" drifter seeks the eld of a minis­ (1939) Spencer Tracy. Richard 7:30 woman captured by a tribe of Makam And Clancy 1220 (1964) Keir Oullea, Jack Warden. (1962) Hardy Kruger. Patricia I ter's daughter aher he is forced Greene. (3) P.M. Magazine renegade Indians. (1 hr.. 30 min.) 127 Gozzl. ® CBS Lata Movla "McCloud: ® Adam-12 12:55 720 to kill in s^f-defense. (2 hrs.) Give My Regrets To Broadway" 4:00 9:30 4KK> SOaByNumbara 89 Royal Heritaga ® $100,000 Name That Tune Taxi ® C B S Lata Movie "Million (1972) Dennis Weaver, Barbara (5) "Savage Pampas" (1967) ® Newlywed Game Dollar Mermaid" (1952) Esther 28 ® "The Mighty Jungle" (1964) Rush. B I S I ® SALT II Debate 720 9 2 0 Robert Taylor, Ron Randell. (SI Gance Fever Williams. Victor Mature. Marshall Thompson. 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BDkfcVanDyfca 1020 ® Cross-Wits 10:40 ® Joe Franklin 120 a ) ($ (SI ® News ® @ Happy Days BTIcTac Dough 89 Dick Cavan B B B Tomorrow ® The Brady Bunch ® KIner's Komar 2:00 48 50 153 EVENING ® Baseball Donahue 820 10:40 1:57 (DJoKer'sWIld S S S S & The Runaways 11:00 B IB US Studio See ® Carnival Of Tha Anbnala ® KInar'a Komar ® Nawa B Previn And The Pittsburgh (S ® (B B gg News 2:30 54 55 56 57 ® My Three Sons 6dX) ® Movla "A Man And A 1120 S3 Joker's Wild ® Bedtime Stories ® News ® ® B 8 N a w s Woman" (1966) Anouk Almee. 2.20 @ Qunsmoke US Cat ® Benny Hill ® ® B 8 BNawa ® J o a FrankUn 2:36 58 59 ® The Brady Bunch Jean-Louls Trintignant. The ® BadttmaStorlaa 6:30 B rack Van Dyke ® Jokar'avnd chance mealing of a lonely wid­ B Donahua 8:30 IS Best Of Bums And Allen ® Movie "Fiend Without A ®BannyHI ' ® I Love Lucy ( S Merv Griffin Face" (1958) Marshall Thomp­ BSSStudtoSat ow and a widower results In their 2:17 (D Bowling For Dollars _ rackVvi Dyka ® gg Laverne & Shirley 11:30 son, Kim Parker. ACROSS SMyThraaSont mutual, deep-seated love. onarz ® Movla "The Ruthless Four" (^ (B ® NBC News ® B Mork 8 Mkidy a gg Liars Club ® Pan American Games 1 Pictured. Linwood — 31 Scoreless tie BQunamoka 89 Buma And Alan (1970) Van Hellin, Gilbert B @ Over Easy ® The Gong Show 2:53 ® Baeetiel Roland. gS Tattooed Tears 7 He’s in Little — on the 32 Alan — 6:30 ® Adam-12 ® gg ABC Movie "I Want Her ® Nows BaPro)actU.F.O. 11:30 Prairie 35 Mist ® ILowaLucy 6:55 Dead" (1974) Twiggy. Michael 3:00 B Nova ® Pan Amartcan Qamaa 9:00 12 — Women ( t i DOWma rO f UOMwl ® News Witney. B News ' V 37 Tiny B Haa Haw Honaya ® Tha Dong Show ® Movie "Tell Me That You 13 Don or Edie B e S N E C N a w t BJokar'aWU ®B8taiaky&Hutch 38 All in — Family B B O w E a a y Ron Moody stars as Scotland Yard’s most unortho­ 7:00 Love Me. Junie Moon" (1970) ® Movie "Why Would Anyone 14 Trumpeter Hirt 41 A D avid’s last name S S Maalarptaoa Thaatra ® Racing From Rooaavall a iC B S News Liza Minnelli. Ken Howard. Three 3*30 B Adam-12 Want To Kill A Nice Girl Like 15 — Caesar 44 Sue — I..angdon ( S B 8 Tonight dox inspector who’s on loan to the San Francisco ® The Brady Bunch physically and psychologically (B KIttyToday 8:30 BThtRfflaman 3:30 You?" (1968) Eva Renzi. David 16 Wild Kingdom primate 45 — Runner 6:55 ® Or. Sauaa On Tha Looaa ' Police Department in ABC’s upcoming fall series, (S ® ABC News handicapped patients In a hospi­ Buck. B N a w a BCapUonadABCNawa 1 B Kitty Today a ) ® Dating Game tal decide to try living together in 17 Eight — Enough 47 Some ® B Angla “Hart in San Francisco.” ______I Tonight 4:00 4 2 0 ® Festival Of Faith an apartment in the outside 16 — Berry 48 General Hospital aide 7 M B Spadal EdMon 11:45 IS Captioned ABC News B Six Million Dollar Man B Six MMion Dokar Man 20 Fall in drops (ab.) ® CBSNaws B L iw t C k ib ®M*A*S*H 22 Greek letter 49 Small island 23 Archie's mate 50 One of the Gershwins Wednesday, July 11 26 Ron or Rick 53 Chemical word ending 27 Reticent 54 M iss Ross Friday, July 13 September’s A-comin’ 28 Fib 56 Go to bed B The Long Search ,29 M A S H meal 58 George — DAYTIME MOVIES 12:30 B Joker's Wild 30 Compass direction 59 Kaplan’s role DAYTIME MOVIES 7 2 0 B 89 Washington Waok In )Tho Gong Show @ Evening At Pops ® Movie "The Invaders" (1942) Laurence Olivier, Leslie ®C88Naws ® B S o m Rumblings of network accidentally rented to 12:00 ® SacondCttyTV B "Cover Girl" (1944) Rita 8:30 Howard. DOWN ) Tha Brady Bunch a JokariaWM TV’s approaching &ptem- both. 1220 B B S T o n l ^ Hayworth, Gene Kelly. ® Godd Timas "Sa la rl" (1956) Victor DBABCNawt 12:37 1 Robert or Amanda 39 MASH s - Lips B 8:30 B Movio "Thank You. Mr. ber season can be heard in And if that doesn’t sound ® Merv Griffin Mature. Janet Leigh. i s Dating Gama 1:00 ® B Manntx 2 Lubricated 40 M iss Arden s initials ® MarvOritfln M olo" (1937) Peter Lorre. Sid­ July. 1979 will be just as like a take-off on Neil B Liars Chib IFaadvalOlFMth B a 8 Halo. Larry ® "A Holiday Affair" (1949) 12:55 3 Old Testament lab.) 42 Sleep sound 120 I Popl Ooaa "Tha Country ney Blackmer. unpredictable as Septem­ Simon’s film “The Good­ 9:00 B89WMStraalWaak Robert Mitchum. Janet Leigh. ® Kojak 4 Mountains lab.) 43 M ary — Moore ® "My Favorite Wife " (1940) B CspOonod ABC Now* ber of 1978. All three net­ bye Girl,” try NBC. ® Movie "Chisum ” (1970) Cary Grant, Irene Dunne. auwsCkib 4:00 5 - Wallach 46 — Blocker irackCavatt John Wayne, Forrest Tucker. A 1:00 9 2 0 11:45 works have new shows “The Goodbye Girl” will ® "The Catcher" (1971) 6 Mr. Foxx 49 Collection of quotes 4 2 0 _|"rhaOddCoupla cattle baron enlists the aid of Bil­ B (B B Tomorrow B Hara’a To Your Haalth ® Tha Oukaa or Hazzwd ® Movla "Double Kill " (1975) planned. Which will fold be made for NBC by M-G- Michael Wilney. Jan-Michael ly the Kid in fighting corrupt, 7 — Days 51 Antique auto ® "Flying Lealhernecks" Gary Collins, Penelope Horner. 1:15 B B B Eddls Capra Myatarlaa after one episode and M Television in association Vincent. power-hungry law officers. 8 Poem 52 Kaz. for one lab. I (1951) John Wayne. Robert 7 2 9 B "From The Terrace" (Part B Red Sox Wrap-Up Ryan B Tha Poopla'a Caucus 1220 which will Launch new wth Rastar Productions. ® B Chanle's Angels 9 Ursula’s monogram 55 Griffith's shirt insigne BDalyNumbarf B Movla "Two Rode Togeth­ 1) (1960) Paul Newman, Joanne B "A Farewell To Arm s" (Part ® Movio "The Petrilied (B Scared Straight 1:30 10 Jaclyn and Kate 57 Makin' — er" (1961) James Stewart, Rich­ stars are anyone’s guess. Mr. Simon will supervise Woodward. 2) (1957) Rock Hudson, Jennifer 7 2 0 Forest " (1936) Humphrey IB Great Psfformancas ® Joe FrankUn 11 Assignments for ard Widmark. A pair of adventur­ At ABC, Robert Guil­ the pilot and then “con­ Jones. ® P.M. Magazkw Bogart. Bette Davis. B Movie "Pony Soldier" Hotter's class SOLUTION Adam-12 ous men attempts to rescue a ® Movla "Lost Patrol" (1934) laume, the star of “Soap,” tinue to be active as a EVENING (1952) Tyrone Power, Cameron 2:00 B Donahue 16 Feel ill B ha N a N a group of people who were cap­ Victor McLaglen. Boris Karloff script supervisor in order Mitchell. A mountie attempts to o u EVENING will have his own series. 19 Nothing HawfywadQama tured by Indians. (2 hrs.) dB Or. Scott On Habraws Although he’ll continue in to be sure the tenor of the 6:00 quell the hot tempers of a tribe 2:05 1 3 PotlarWaganar B Mastarplaoa Thsatra 21 Again (pref.) ® ® B B News of rebellious Indians. (1 hr., 30 ® News 6 .20 Fam lyFaud 1 2 2 3 the role of the irrepress- series is as he wants it.” As ® The Brady Bunch min.) 22 Compass direction 1020 ® Movla "Dracula"! 1931) Bela able butler Benson, his in the movie, the series will 2:30 gpXlSBNawt S ) MacNal / Lahrar Raport ® Dalaa ® Joker's Wild ® The Fall And Rise Of Reginald 24 Cole or Louise 9 0 3 M ® Tha Brady Bunch Lugosi. David Manners. ® News Match Gama ® 89 Nsws digs will be the governor’s feature a struggling actor B IS Studio See Perrin 25 - Haw B Bsrolta ® Jakar-sWU SnekVm Dyka ® Boris KartofTsThrillsr mansion - not the Tate who shares an apartment B My Three Sons 2:45 BQuaPata.U.BA.7 BTIcTte Dough 9:30 29 Heath N B Matiarpiaos Thsatra 120 household. with a woman and her 10- gg Gunsmoke Sword Of Justice ® Movie "W ho Killed Teddy 31 N oton B M yThraaSons B B B MIdnighI Special B B Bear?" (1966) Juliet Prowse, Sal 8 2 0 6:30 B Disco Dancing 32 T V Em m y — Ipl.l B Q u n a n o k a 10:30 Ron Moody, nominated year-old daughter. Mineo. B Studio See ® ktcradlblaHulc B Dick Cavan 1:28 Another NBC newcomer ® I Love Lucy 10:00 33 Squiggy's pal ®CroM-Wlta ® Movio "The Legend Of Liz­ for an Oscar for “Oliver,” ® Bowling For Dollars ® B H S N e w s 3:00 34 Ruby — 6:30 ® a Baaabai 11.-00 zie Borden" (1975) Elizabeth will star as Scotland is "Shirley.” The comedy FARRAH’S BACK News B B B NBC News ® B V e g a $ B 36 Gazelle of Tibet ® ILovaLucy ® Movla "A Walk In The ®®B88INawt Montgomery. Fritz Weaver. series will star Shirley BIS Over Easy B ow ing For D o ia rs Yard’s most unorthodox Jill (special guest star Far- ® NewaA And Reality 3:30 3€ Event for Kaz Spring Rain" (1970) Ingrid Berg­ ® BadtkmStarlta Jones as a recently wid­ B Adam-12 IBBB B N K f man, Anthony Ouinn. 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Joanna Cassidy and Mark on the shores of Califor­ ® Dating Game 11:00 FAMILYAMii.v rF.iin FEUD - MyMv i . • V Harmon star as the dedi­ B Box,” on ABC’s "Charlie’s ® ® B B News 2:30 nia’s Lake Tahoe. There (S) Festival Of Faith mom and I are having an ramamMr that vacatiM with oyr ® Bedtime Stories ® Nowi cated officers of the Los she gets part-lime work as B Journeys To The Mind Angels,” Wednesday, July argument over who played wonthrtui aaortmtnt 11. ® Benny Hill of B M ovie' "The Mudlark" (1951) Angeles Sheriff’s Search a substitute school teach­ B News TV DIal-ogue Alec Guinness, Irene Dunne. ® Dick Cavett B Dick Van Dyke Buford Pusser in “Walking and Rescue Unit in “240- gt) Best Of Bum s And Allen er. B The Odd Couple B Tic Tac Dough Tali, Part I.” I say it was (• scrapboolis & pkoto aluiiis 3:03 Robert.” Co-stars include Patrick IS Sneak Preview 8:00 11:30 Bo Svenson, she says it ® Movio "Frankenstein Meets ® Pan American Games LEIFING THROUGH - A The Woll Man" (1943) Lon Eileen Brennan, who Wayne as a ski instructor, 7:29 ® Never Say Never was Jon Voight? - Tom brother of Van Patten in season. Also, is it getting ® The Gong Show c* priced from 97< Chaney. Ilona Massey starred in “13 Queens Ann Doran as a Tahoe Dally Numbers ® Cross-Wits few weeks ago I saw Leif that short-lived CBS entry. high ratings? - Jimmy B ® Police Woman Karcolak, Victoria, B.C., ® gg Bght Is Enough B Garrett on a TV special, Hollier, Opelousas, La. 3:44 Blvd.” this spring, will be housekeeper and Cindy 7:30 ® Movie "Back To Bataan" Canada Even though he look^ ® Movie "The Looking Glass (• and was wondering If he ® Jack Benny back in a slightly altered Eilbacher as one of Shir­ ® P.M. Magazine (1945) John Wayne, Anthony about 10, your hero was all “The White Shadow” War" (1970) Christopher Jones, Quinn. I’m afraid neither you “every starred in “Three for the version of that series. In ley’s students. ® Adam-12 Pia Degermark. The British send of 14 at the time. He’s now will be back on Mondays at 4:23 ) $1.98 Beauty Show B B Tonight nor mom gets to go “nyah, B Movla "The Desert Rats' “A New Kind of Family” Shirley Jones’ last star­ a Polish defector into East Ger­ iBirWA' little Road,” with Vincent Van 17. 8:00 (ET). It’s ratings NewtywedIGam Gam e HD Captioned ABC News nyah” on this one. It was (' (1953) Richard Burton, James she’ll be playing a single ring role in a television many to investigate a possible Patten a couple of years the miracU of moSaftredt | haven’t been in the top 10, Mason. WHO fwiQoofii violation of the disarmament 11:45 Joe Don Baker. If it’ll thing" mother who is forced to series was as the mother of Big Money ago? How old was he then? but they’ve been respect­ agreement. 2 hrs. ® Switch downtown mancherter. 4:33 I S MacNaH / Lehrer Report make you feel better, - Angle Johnson, Fair- DRIBBLING - 1 would like share a home with another the singing brood of Par­ The Great American able, otherwise it would ® Movie "House Of Oracula " Hdywood Squares B B Sveson played Pusser in single mother and her chil­ tridges on “The Partridge Laugh-Off 12:00 field, Conn. to know if “The White have been sent to the (1945) Lon Chaney Jr.. John rack Van Dyke ® I Love Lucy 'To Be Announced “Walking Tall, P art 2.” Garrett was the younger Shadow” will be back next showers. Carradine. dren when the house is Family.” i B (3) Dr. Scott On Hebrews Famine Eat

The gasoline famint along the Elastem Seabo motorists hit the hight force daring the weekent many touiM resort 0| their first summer taste o Page 8 - TV SPOTLIGHT In Florida, a suddenly 1 tourist business overshadowed by the thr service station operators and in Arizona, a man ou the system learned he’d liability along with a gas his yard. dine with nostalgic pleasure. But where the fuel squ been the tightest, bush catering to tourists final ...in a C olonial smiling Sunday. P e ^ le were in here Atmosphere-Created yesterday looking for p stay,” said a Cham fo r TODAY’S H O M ES Commerce spokeswoi Southampton, N.Y., o U and. “I think it’s the weekend so far. ’The gas seenu to have cleared up think people are having I trouble getting gas any i I Laetrile Ki * CHICAGO (UPI) - the controversial canc< ment made from the apricots and other fruit, the American Medical tion said today. ’The AMA b a ^ its allei the research findings INTRIGUING LOVE Janardan D. Khandi Evanston (III.) Hospi Omar Sharif is a Russian spy who Northwestern University lo Enolish official Julie Andrews In The Tamarina School. Seed’* - but Is he after her love or her government Khandekar fed Lae Mcrets? The movie will have Its television premiere on groups of tumor-infectei ABC, Sunday, July 8. study the affects of the si also known as amygd reported not only a progr< ‘Topper’ 2 crease in the size of the but also death rates as hi| percent from cyanide poi Kate Jackson and An­ They’ll appear as Mar­ three of the study group drew Stevens began pro­ ion and George Kerby, rich duction on location in Los and happy sophisticates Skylah Wa Angeles this week on their who are killed in a car “Topper” movie, a con­ accident and, at the pearly SYDNEY, Australia temporary retelling of the- gates, discover they just Skylah again has 1937 film classic, for airing haven’t performed enough Australians will bet on on ABC. Their company, good deeds to get in. They that moves. Cosmo Productions, is return to earth as ghosts to Australian punters filming the movie. improve their “ good deed” trigued by the inaugura record. grand sporting event at Salamandero Hotel in Stephens area 100 miles THIS WEEK’S SPECIALS the CAMDEN DINING GROUP Sydney. impressive pedestal table and four Camden side chairs This is a winner-take-! CARPET SPECIAL on the outcome of th 3 ROOMS OF CARPET COLONIAL DINING FURNITURE at its sturdy hesi. Fiii. ly rraficd ,.i Reg. >413. crash. INSTALLED WITH PADDING $ 3 9 9 » of solid northern hardwomis in a beautiful antique finish. 1 he aiitheiitir pedes ’The Salamander’s 8 UP TO 36 Sq. Yds. ______table, with a suede-plastic top can easily seat six. It s 42 in diameter w ith Director Stephen Memu one 10" leaf. Four spindle back side ehairs complete the group, which very the winner will be the pc obviously looks far more expensive than its lower-than-yoii-<‘xperl price. Sale draws the area of the wo NYLON SHORT SHAG CARPET the largest lump of Skyh R,g. $12.99 NOW COMPANION HUTCH CABINET Reg. »599. Organizers have div world map into 192 t Per Yard (InatalM) ?299. Yard Sale pieces at |1 a section. no.oo The draw will be made CERAMIC TILE » . Whoever draws the a 479 tabling Port Stephens gi Tub araa FREE tie champagne. 2 PIECE FIXTURE n 69« P n p v Extra "At least he’ll go out Mcmullen said Monday. ••OUR PRICE WILL FLOOR YOU" Marlborough Conntry Bara Pumping

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