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PAGE TWENTY - EVENING HERALD. Fri„ July 6, 1979 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.

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