PAGE TWENTY - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Fri.. Aug. 4, 1978 Temple nursery school McDonough hits critics Good morning ... Have a good day accepting registration N/* Children prepare the appropriate f ^ s Temple Beth Sholom Nursery School is of Carter on insurance and learn songs and customs related to now accepting registration for its fall Jewish and American holidays. Donna McDonough, U.S. Labor Party The weather • i- term. The school is open to three-and four- candidate for Congress in Connecticut's Massachusetts. Fraser last week let out The fall term will begin Monday, Sept. Luggage Partly sunny Saturday. Highs near 80. Partly year-olds. 11. Temple Beth Sholom Nursery School First District, has blasted the recent at­ what was really being planned, when he Classes are held Monday, Wednesday, cloudy Saturday night. Lows in the 60s. Mostly follows the calendar of the Manchester tacks on President Carter's opposition'to a attacked business in the United States, For C raM iii or Flying - Morlow’o Hoo Juot cloudy Sunday with the chance of occasional rain and Friday, 9-11 ;30 a.m., and children who Public Schools, closing whenever they do, National Health Insurance bill. and predicted class war in the near future. TIm Innago For Tool Cliooao from awso will be entering kindergarten in the UlanrljPHtPr lE developing. Highs near 80. Probability of and also honors the Jewish holidays “The gutter attacks on Carter,” said “ Fraser,” said McDonough, “said that Fomouo ta id a : SomoonHo (wo carry o com- following year are invited to join the McDonough, “emanating from the he plans to create an anarchistic proto­ Wno), AUanllo,. Vontura, Mrway and precipitation diminishing to 20 percent through extended day lunch program on Mondays. throughout the calendar. A Family NEWSpaper Since 1881 Saturday night. Winds booming variable 10 mph Parents of children registered for the Kennedy machine sewer particularly, are fascist party, made up of anti-progress un­ Extended care is available after hours for or less Saturday and Saturday night. National coming year will be invited to a meeting a cover for something much more serious ionists like himself, women's groups, dis­ the convenience of working parents. MARLOW’S■IinilhWWW V EvrylhlniSInct I9III Home delivered copy 15 cents weather map on page 17. before Sept. 11 to meet each other and talk — an attack on the president aimed at affected minorities, and so forth. This Children may also be registered for a two- Vol. XCVII, No. 260 — Manchester, Conn., Saturday, August 5, 1978 Newsstand copy 20 cents with the teacher/director. Please call M9- creating a new fascist army in the United grouping paralles the Sturmabteilung of * *«*'>* WMIT. MANCNeariR - Mi-gai day program. States. Adolph Hitler, which helped propel him to ""S.iM S'Js.r''® '" ‘Toui 0252 for registration information or the ®*"oa AccarriDi The nursery school is ied by two cer­ “Doug Fraser, president of the United power in the early 1930s in Germany. OPEN t OAVa • THUAt. NITIS HI MO tified teachers. The program includes arts school's brochure. The school serves the towns of Glaston­ Auto Workers, is leading the attack on “The aim,” McDough asserted, "is to and crafts, nature studies, music, field bury East Hartford, Vernon, Ellington, C arter,” continued McDonough, “along destroy any chance for pro-growth labor- trips, and pre-school readings, and is / South Windsor, and Rockville, as well as with George Meany of the AFL-CIO and industrial alliance, of the type that the enhanced by the incorporation of Jewish Senator Edward Kennedy of Labor Party is building. Inside today cultural and religious experiences. Manchester. Manchester radio Picnic set Two Laotian refugee families will come to Manchester through by retirees PATIO SUMMER the work of two local churches. See puge 5. Begin Manchester Chapter, K c LEARANCE SALE! South Windsor would like an American Association of east-west road in the area of the Retired Persons, will have Save An Extra J.C. Penney Co. project, but some CAIRO, Egypt (UPI) — Cairo radio peace talks unless Israel undertook its annual picnic Manchester officials have their Friday denounced Prime Minister to evacuate all occupied lands. Wednesday, with Thursday doubts. Si-r page 5. Menachem Begin as a “racist dic­ "Begin is throwing a new, negative as a rain date, at Henry The acting tax assessor tator” and political schizophrenic in and conspiratorial element into the one of Egypt’s harshest personal at­ Park in Vernon. suggests that automobiles be peace effort when he says that Presi­ tacks on the Israeli leader. The event is scheduled to depreciated annually for taxes dent Sadat is the main obstacle on 20%.33%Off The radio blast came on the eve of the road to peace,” it said. begin at 11 a.m. with rather than basing assessments games, including tennis s Our Regular Prices on market value. See page 8. Secretary of State Cyrus Vance’s Labeling Begins remarks and horshoe pitching. A sit- departure to the Middle East. But "quixotic,” the radio said he is “far, down luncheon will be Thick-Cushioned ENTIRE STOCK... Adjustable Lay-Flat radio sources said the commentary far away from peace.” served at 12:30 p.m. Deluxe Folding Chair Hlgh-^ck Sand Lounger In the area was not purposely timed to coincide Vance is making a five-day trip to Entertainment wili be with Vance's tour and did not signal Jerusalem and Alexandria, Egypt in Only minor damage results any shift in Egypt's position. an attempt to persuade Israel and provided by Chief (Xir •Summer Patio Furniture Our from a Friday fire at the Zayre Reg. 18.88...... Reg. 21.99...... 1640 It was one of the strongest attacks Egypt to resume face-to-face Strongheart, a member of 1 3 « department store in East Hart­ Rump double-tufted foam cushions on Begin since peace negotiations negotiations, but diplomats are the Narragansett Indian High-gloss polished hardwood arms ford. See page 7. Gillette Good News! lor deep-down comfort! Double-tub­ •Bar-B-Q Grills, Tools stay cool In the sun. Multi-color yarn- Si between Egypt and Israel collapsed pessimistic he will be able to ac­ Tribe. An independent candidate in the l G |e |t e ^ Disposable ular arms, non-tip patio legs are dy^ acrilan cover for durability. in Jerusalem in January, barely two complish much. Reservations may be sturdy & secure. and Accessories 53rd Assembly District invites made by calling Betty Mar­ Twin-Blade Razors months after President Anwar [ G o o d r •Thick-Cushioned Deluxe - - i both party-endorsed candidates to Sadat’s historic visit to Jerusalem. co, 872-9008. Foldtrv Chaise. Our Reg. $33.....23.40 Entire Stock of participate in discussions on the Pkgs.of3, •Picnic Jugs, Chests Fokfing Sand Chairs Recalling Begin’s record as a r N e w s ! * Our Reg. 73c Ea.. 2J^ issues. See page 7. terrorist leader before the creation Vance faces and Insulated Bags Seabrook before work halt of Israel in 1948, the radio said Ab o u t town Old Spice Our Reg. 6.49 to 12.49 Connecticut “ When a racist dictator like Begin mission pending an Environmental Protec­ jumps to the seat of power, he must tough talks Stick Deodorant Stort stock onhr. Not in it4m Construction workers stopped to chat July •Tropic Torches & Patio In ill stoTM. No rainchodu. The Connecticut Stat^ Lottery 21 before work was halted on the Seabrook, tion Agency report which, announced Friday, revise all his terroristic policies and breaks a ticket sales record. See practices of yore.” WASHINGTON (UPI) - Bound Manchester Chapter, 2.5 Oz. N.H., nuclear power plant. Work was could clear the way for construction to Citronella Candles I page 3. But Begin’s conduct as prime again for the Middle East on a for­ SPEBSQSA, will meet Our Reg. 1.29 . 87* resume. (UPI photo) A prison psychologist says suspended by the Nuclear Regulatory Com­ minister shows this has not been the midable diplomatic salvage opera­ Monday at 7:30 p.m. at the •Cushions & Re-Web Kits rapists are often motivated by case, it said. tion, Secretary of State‘Cyrus Vance Teen Center Annex of Ponds Cream & power, anger or sadism, and they “ Begin is suffering from said Friday the fading Israeli- Manchester Recreation Cocoa Butter Lotion rarely feel any remorse for their schizophrenia,’’ it said. “The Egyptiap peace talks have reached Center. The meeting is •Table & Grill Covers victims. See page 10. catastrophe lies in the fact that he ”a critical point” and ho quick-fix is open to all area men in­ SOz. Special meeting set never stops talking about peace but in prospect. terested in singing four- Our Reg. 1.59 . 96* at the same time he never stops He was to leave Andrews Air Force part barbershop harmony. •Garden & Beach Umbrellas The nation talking about so-called Israeli securi­ Base at midnight on a five-day trip to ty which, to him, means that peace Israel and Egypt. The Manchester- Labor Secretary Ray Marshall •All Redwood Furniture says illegal aliens are a problem, and (retention of occupied Arab) "Compromise continues to be Silktown LaLeche League on road alterations with as many as one million un­ land are inseparably linked.” possible, but more is needed if we are will meet Tuesday at 8 Canon 6-Web Folding Chaise store stock only, not all items in all stores.No rainchecks. authorized immigrants entering This was a reference to Begin’s to succeed,” he said before meeting p.m. at Community Baptist South Windsor’s Town Council will day night the Town Council said it because it will relieve some of the A refusal to relinquish the Jordan West with the House International <3-m 135mm Our 1086 the U.S. annually. See page 8. hold a special meeting Monday to would agree to make those changes traffic on its roads. Church, 585 E. Center St. Reg. 13.99...... Bank and the Gaza Strip, captured in Relations Committee Friday. California Another flash flood, spawned by reconsider road changes propos^ by to Pleasant Valley Road only if Manchester officials have said that “Nutrition and Weaning” Rangefinder Adjustable backrest for lay-back-in- 1967 along with Egypt’s Sinai Penin­ Redwood devastating rains, forces 2,000 the Town of Manchester. Manchester left Burnham Street it will not reopen Burnham Street as “At the moment, the discussions will be the topic of an infor­ Camera with the-sun relaxation! Large frame sula and Syria’s Golan Heights. are at a critical point. New efforts mal discussion. Babies are features colorful extra-wide webbing. Texas residents onto housetops, Manchester is making some road open or considered building an alter­ a through street because of a com­ f/1.7 Lens and 3-Pc. Table Portable Cast-Aluminum The Egyptian radio blast was will have to be made.” welcome. For more infor­ i i/il derricks and in‘x) trees. See alterations in connection with thd nate east-west route. mitment made to residents of the Carry Case & Bench Set Twin-Burner Gas Grill page 16. triggered by a speech Wednesday in Although Vance said the United mation call Lois Lawrence Entire Stock of J.C. Penney Co. project. area. Thursday, however, 7 or 8-Web Folding Chaises The proposed alterations included South Windsor officials have said Manchester officials agreed that which Begin described Sadat as an States “will be prepared to put of 32 Walker St., 649-5056, Our obstacle to peace because of the forward discussions to overcome The simple camera for professional results. Reg. 249.99.. changes in South Windsor, but Mon­ that an east-west road is important they would assist South Windsor in or Janice Chetelet, 830 Easy quick-loading system, automatic ex­ uL 51™ *187 In sports Egyptian leader’s refusal to resume See Page Eighi 1 2 » 't o 1 6 ^ Handsome factory-stained- trying to find an alternate site for an H Rachel Road, 649-5017. posure control. Shutter speeds to 1/500 sec. Huge 253 sq. in cooking area with Our Reg. 134.88...... Our Reg. 16.99 to 22.99 and-dried 70'' table plus warming rack! Complete with 20 lb. Jack Nicklaus fails to survive east-west road. 2 matching benches. Store stock onN. Not all items L.P. tank, hose, regulator, permanent cut in PGA. Tom Watson leads by Manchester | •Canolite''D''FlashgunAutonulkallyselscofiecl />* in aH stores. No rainchecks. coals and redwood shelf. f exposure wtien used with Canon Gill or 28 camera. Our Reg. 29.99... 2 4 . 7 0 Some Autmbly Required. four strokes after second round ... Manchester Town Manager Robert L public records Assembly Roquirod. Pro football exhibition schedule is Rate of jobless J Weiss sent a letter to South Windsor Beirut engulfed busy. See page 14. Town Manager Paul Talbot confir­ Warranty deed Save An Extra ming that Manchester will cooperate Special Group of Entire Stock of in trying to find an east-west alter­ Walter K. Sullivan and Save Over now 6.2 percent Florence C. Sullivan to Diamond Jewelry Power Lawn Mowers The market native. in heavy shelling G Manchester has asked South Wind­ Douglas H. Wootten, • Pendants 25®/oOFF NEW YORK (UPI) - The stock WASHINGTON (UPI) - The •Rotary •Eiectric sor to reconsider its vote on the road militiamen denounce the Syrian- property at 120 White St., •Earrings 20®/oOFF market, battling profit-taking number of jobless Americans surged year until June’s drop. Since July BEIRUT, Lebanon (UPI) - The Save An Extra •Self-Propeited alterations to Pleasant Valley Road dominated Arab League $47,000. •Stickpins pressures all day, closed out a to 6.2 percent of the labor force in Ju­ 1977, almost 3.6 million people have heaviest Syrian-Christian shelling in OurReg-Pf'ces •Rear-Bagging if Manchester cooperates in the east- a month engulfed east Beirut Friday. peacekeeping force as an occupation Quitclaim deed record trading week Friday with ly, the steepest monthly climb in found work. west route search. Israel, under heavy U.S. pressure, army. Hartford Electric Light 40«/.OFF Entire Stock of Sprinkiers a modest gain that pushed the more than three years, the govern­ Teen-agers and women bore the Aiuminum PoiePruner At Thursday’s meeting of the softened its opposition to deployment Though the fighting around Beirut Co. to Town of Manchester, 1 4 9 ^ .5 9 '” • Osciliating • Pulsating * Rotary Dow Jones industrial average to a ment reported Friday. brunt of the July increase, the Labor property on ^OurReg:Pf‘“ * ' Our Reg. 24.97 to S99 Manchester Economic Development of Lebanese troops in southern seemed to be worsening, Lebanese Our *71 .*199 12-month high. The White House chalked off the Department said, while joblessness 1776 Our Reg. $92 to 259.99 Commission, at which the agreement officials got some good news Friday Meekville Road, no con­ Sparkling fashion accents, Reg. 23.99 . OurRi The Dow average, up and down advance to a "statistical aberration” among blacks stood at 12.5 percent, Lebanon. was reached, one Manchester official from the nation's other trouble spot veyance tax. handsomely mounted in 14K Telescoping pole extends up to 12 ft. Just 30 assorted per store. 2.79 to& .1 * * .3 9 “ j^roughout the day, managed to in June, when unemployment fell to - the same range prevailing since last Christian officials said three peo­ gold settings. The real thing to make it easy to reach those high Not all models In stores. was skeptical about the procedure. along its southern border with Israel. (Committee’s deed All mowers require some assembly. store stock onhf. not all styles In gain 1.56 points to 888.43, the 5.7 percent — the lowest in four years December. ^ ple were killed and about 15 wounded ... at costume-jewelry prices. limbs! Iq^ludes saw. an starts. No rainchecks. Jay Giles, director of public works, Lebanese army sources said Israel Committee to Max highest level since it closed at — and said its 1978 target still was on Unemployment among black teen­ in the shelling around Christian east J u s t '^ r store. No rainchecks. said that he did not see where such an has dropped its opposition to the Goodstine, property at 888.69 on Aug. 5, 1977. track. agers stood at 37 percent while 13.4 Beirut, and the Syrians said several Northfield Green Con­ The administration is hopeful un­ percent of their white counterparts east-west route will be located. Most of their soldiers were wounded by deployment in the south of the first regular Lebanese army troops since dominium, $39,000. A snap to assembie...no toots needed! employment will dip to 5.9 percent by were jobless, the department said. of the land is already developed or sniper fire Thursday night. New trade name Entire Stock of Index year’s end. It was 8 percent when The breakdown: adult men; 4.1 slated for development, he said. Residents of the area said it was the 1975-1976 civil war. Guy Wallis, 114D New •Safety Life Vests SPtNDLES & MODULAR ^ELVtN G President Carter took office. percent, up from 3.9 percent in June; The South Windsor 'Town Council the most intense rocket and shell State Road, doing business Area towns ...... 7 will meet Monday at 7 :^ p.m. It also barrage since a month ago, when The 500 troops tried to move into •Boat Cushions Ready-To-Finish Walnut-Finish "We’re still ahead of the goal,” adult women, 6.5, up from 6.1; teen­ as Wallis Designs, Box 95, Save An Extra •infiatabie Boats Business...... 12, 13 said Carter’s deputy press secretary, agers, 16.3, up from 14.2; whites, 5.3, will consider the hiring of consultant Syrian peacekeeping troops and the area Monday to end periodic East Hartford. 12" Spindle 12” Spindle Churches ...... 6 Rex Granum. “We do expect further up from 4.9; blacks and other to do a traffic study in the area. Christian rightists battled all-out for clashes between rightists and Dissolution of trade 40%OFFI Our Reg. Our Reg. Classified...... 16, 17, 18 progress.” minorities, 12.5, up from 11.9. An informal study done by the town five days. Palestinians, but were met by ar­ name 2 9 9 .4 9 » 9 1.15 to 1.45 83* 1.49tol.79 99* C om ics...... 19 So far this year, unemployment has The 0.5 percent increase in total showed that traffic in some areas The flare-up appeared to signal the tillery salvos from Israeli-backed Our Reg-Prices East H artford...... 7 already had surpassed estimates failure of “last chance” peace Christians that stopped their advance Gale Ann Davis, no Our Orig.’ 4.99 to 84.76 15” Spindle 15" Spindle been the only economic bright spot unemployment last month was the longer doing business as Jennite J-16 Driveway Sealer G.E King-Size Toest-R-Oven Entertainment ...... 2, 3 for Carter as inflation has soared to largest percentage gain since an made in the report about the effects negotiations Thursday between at the town of Kaukaba. Davis Construction Co. Hurry in now... while there's Our Reg. Our Reg. • |3 3 F o o d ...... 9 two-digit levels and economic growth of the J.C. Penney Co. project. President Elias Sarkis and visiting Officials of the 6,000-man U.N. still plenty of boating time left 1.35 to 1.59. 1.69 to 1.99 Our identical one between February and Marriage lieense 5-Gallon Pail 7 ^ 0 99* M anchester...... 5, 8, 11 has been slower than anticipated. Manchester Mayor Stephen Penny, Syrian Foreign Minister Abdel Halim peacekeeping force in southern this season! Our Reg. 9.99...... f Reg. 35.97...... March of 1975. Kenneth J. Pope, 14"x36" Shelf 14"x36" Shelf Toasts up to 4 slices of bread, heats Opinion...... 4 July's advance pushed the un­ Total employment dipped by 394,- however, criticiz^ the informality Khaddam, diplomatic sources said. Lebanon would not confirm the • Jennite Driveway Patch.. Gal 4.49 of the survey and suggested that Torrington, and Sandra B. too assorted per store. Not all items in all stores. No rainchecks. Our Reg. 3 9 4 Our Reg. 5 9 6 even a large 3-course fro2en dinner, S ports...... 14, 15 employment rate back into the 6.1 000 to 94.4 million last month, in The Syrians want a crackdown on Lebanese army report, though it was Smith, New Britain, Aug. Intermediate markdowns nave been taken. • Jennite Crack Filler...... Qt. 3.69 5.49...... 7.99 , it bakes and top-browns too. 4T104 Television ...... Weekend percent to 6.3 percent range where it sharp contrast to the 700,000 increase South Windsor hire a traffic consul­ what they term “pro-Zionist ” confirmed by U.N. diplomatic 12 at St. Mary’S|| had hovered during each month this in June. tant to do a professional study. rightist militia pockets, and the sources in New York.

Water Consumption : ______Your neighbor’s views: Shouid aii dweiiings be required to have screen doors and A total of 3,170 billion Garter will back windows? gallons of water — about eight times the average 0/0 OFF our original* Prices! *1 , daily flow of the Mississippi River — is tunneled daily ' ® ------SSPLASHERPOOI^&POOL^J; 5 through the nation's water [SAVE new tax cut plan pipes, turbines and irriga­ tion systems to meet the WASHINGTON (UPI) - The ad­ “This is an important step in the needs of homes, factories, 6 Ft. X15” Splasher Pool 12 Ft. X 36” Pool Package ministration announced its support right direction” to gaining equitable farms and power plants. Friday for a newly proposed $18.1 tax legislation, Blumenthal said. OurOrig.* 12.49.. .. Our Orig.* 139.99.... Super Deluxe billion tax cut that would give “We will do our best to assure that 9.36 97.60 the House adopts it.” 40-Channel CB Transceiver greater relief to lower and middle in­ 8 Ft. X18” Splasher Pool 15 Ft. X 36” Pool Package come individuals than the $16.2 Earlier Friday, Corman told billion cut approved by a House com­ reporters the plan is to be raised W liNTEI^ mittee. when House begins debating tax cut Our Orig." 19.49.... 14.59 OurOrig.* 179.99 ... Our 134.70 Orig.* 112.70.... 7 7 Treasury Secretary Michael legislation, possibly next week. 17” Diagonal Blumenthal told a news conference “This is not the president’s plan,” 10 Ft. X 20” Splasher Pool 14 Ft. X 36” Pool Package . Top'llight features include Delta Tuning, and RF SONY. T O BUY gam control for crystal-clear recepf ion.lighted Trinitron-Plus™ Color TV the plan put forward by Reps. Joseph Corman said, noting he had several S/RF meter, A.N.L. switch and squelch control. Fisher, D-Va., and James C. Cor- meetings with Treasury officials, Our Orig.* 28.49.... 21.35 Our Orig. *$219... 176.40 * Intermediate markdowns have been taken. man, D-Calif., was a “significant im­ “But it is the most acceptable alter­ Just 6 per store. No riinchecki. CLEAN provement” from the House Ways- native.” ileldiie Brett Big Clearance Savings, too, on Poly Pools, Filters and Ladders! a5o-:.. ^ 3 7 9 and Means Committee bill. “ We help those at the lower end by Howard Taskin Mariene Szarek Jeanne Rhoades Naney Kies Jack .Susea General Electric 3-Way a • a t i Get that famous one-gun-one lens color at signifi­ "We wholeheartedly support this increasing the tax credit from $35 to of the town. Such a regulation is a USED CARS CB Antenna, Our Reg. 18.99...... 1 4 . 0 0 cant savings! Also features one-button automatic constructive effort,” Blumenthal $100,” Fisher said. iluward Tuskin, 33 Highland makq it easier to keep the house children. Air-conditioning is good, *lntermediate markdowns have been taken. Store stock only, not all models in all stores. No rainchecks. color control and Automatic Fine Tuning. prime example of bureaucracy. Pool packages include filter and ladder, some assembly required. Corman stressed fnat “ we make no St., East Hartford — “Yes. They cooler in summer. You can open but it doesn’t replace fresh air.” said. It's like that old law forbidding All income classes earning up to change in the capital gains taxes are good for the children’s sake. the windows and not let the bugs Nunry Kies, Willimantic — people to drink soda through a CARTER $50,000 annually "would benefit” except for those who have large They provide protection at the in.” “ It’s a good idea. Every house straw on Sunday.” SENIOR CITIZENS’ DAYs' SALE PRICES from the Fisher-Corman plan, capital gains.” doors and windows and keep the Jeuniie KI io u c Ich , Opal Drive, should have them.” MANCHESTEH VERNON EFFECTIVE; Delihie lirctt, 18 Bellcourt, Every Tuesday & Wednesday Blumenthal said. At the same time, Homeowners would be permitted a insects out: Glastonbury— “Absolutely. When Juek Susru, Hartford— ”No. It FRIDAY Burnside Avenue, East Hartford he said, the legislation would “avoid onetime exclusion of up to $100,000 of Murlenc Sziin'k, 18 Hillcrest windows are open they attract might be all right if the require­ m o / , n C C everything 1145 Tolland Tumpiko TrI-CIty Shopping Cantor AND — "Yes. They keep the bugs, cats l U /O U P P INOURSTOCK huge capital gains windfalls" for the gain on the sale of a home used as Drive, Vernon — "Yes, I do. They bugs. Screens provide more ment was just for rental units, but 11229 Main St., Manchaater| Except tobacco products, film and items already on sale. STORE HOURS: MON. thru FRI., 10 A.M. to 9:30 P.M. •SAT., 9 AM. to 9:30 P.M. •SUN., 11 AM. to 5 P.M. SATURDAY those persons who already enjoy such help prevent breakins and also protection and are safer for shouldn't be mandated for the rest and other animals out.” TEL 646-6464 ?\ 7 tax advantages. Sec I’ngc Kiglii MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Sat., Aug. 5, 1978- PAGE THREE PAGE TWO - MANCHESTER EVENLNG HERALD. Mandiester. C o b b ., Sat.. A«. 5. lOT ■N MCC Summer Winds State lottery is booming That’s entertainment offers concert Sunday HARTFORD (UPI) - The Connec­ Winchester said sales occasionally ly studying other types of lotteries The Manchester Community Poetry reading ticut lottery is doing a booming drop off in one town or another, but and national trends. College Summer Winds, a concert business, setting a hew record in the he said he couldn’t be more specific “We’ve been looking at the Lotto By Allen M. Widem Poets reading poetry and g u itari^ fiscal year that ended July 31, the man band, will present its annual concert strumming guitars will take place'on “without doing a lot of hard concept, which allows players to par­ Sunday at 7:30 p.m. in the Bicenten­ in charge of the legal gambling searching through the records.” ticipate on a pari-mutuel type basis,” Wednesday, Aug. 23,7:30 p.m, in operation said Friday. nial Band Shell on MCC campus. Center Park. This event is sponsoigl He also said it’s “ nearly im­ he said. “It seems to be doing well in "Last year was the best ever,” possible” to figure out how much Admission is free. Spectators are by Arts Encounter, a branch of Ok Europe, Australia and Asia, but advised to bring a blaiiket or lawn John Winchester said. “There were each of Connecticut's 169 towns got in we’re only studying it at this point.” Manchester Arts Council. : ' 1110 million in gross sales in fiscal chairs. Members of the Manchester Coj^- added revenue from the state as a Connecticut now runs three lottery seems to have the edge on her fellow 1978, The year before we grossed $62 The scxalled supersophisticated American musical noores, manners, The Summer Winds, led by Philip munity College Poetry Workshop and result of the lottery. games — daily, weekly and'instant. players; she has a zestfulness that is million.” are quick to dear that we Americans, meanderings of the storied 1920s and Streifer of the Granby Middle School, Arts Encounter’s personnel will kl(di “It’s substantial, but I can’t tell In the daily game, players pick their 1930s. astonishing to watch. is composed of college and communi­ The Connecticut lottery was how much because the revenues are own number and bet that it will come in essence, are sheer sentimen­ off this event. The community islig- started in February 1972. The state A potpourri of memories of 30 and Quelle entertainment! ty members of all ages. The concert vited to participate. Anyone wisfali^ dumped, in with all the other state up in the evening drawing. talists. Yet. we can bear a familiar borrowed $2.1 million to start it and revenues in the general fund,” he In the weekly, players buy a ticket tune on a car radio and the words re­ 40 years ago at crux of a musical will include music from “Star to read poetry or play a musical^bi- Answers to queries Wars,” “Godspell Medley,” hoped to gain $2.5 million in net profit said. with a pre-imprinted number and mind us so very strikingly of a par­ revue? There's no story-line as such; strument is welcome. ' - the first year. Write ScoU Baio of “ Happy Days” “ Dimension Six,” “ Tocatta for For more information contact He said his organization, which is color. In the instant, players buy ticular time and setting. rather, a progression of songs, of c/o Paramount-TV, 5451 Marathon It actually raised $6.5 million in the under the jurisdiction of the Commis­ tickets and scratch off a covering dances, of monologues, Band,” "Johnny Mercer Medley,” Susan Hudak or Ketti Marks at Aurts We see a long-favorite movie-star St., HoUywood. Calif. 90038. He nert and a number of marches. first five months. sion on Special Revenue, is constant­ which hides the ticket’s value. I remembering, yes, remembering Encoiuiter, 48 Purnell Place, 649- cavorting on the silver screen and we segues into his own show, “Who s During the concert, a new group, Since then, the state’s share of the vividly, how music entertained, 3230. sales has risen steadily. Winchester overlook the obviousness of aging, Watching the Kids,” airing on NBC the jazz-rock ensemble, will m ^ e its enthralled, in the turbulent '20s and In premiere , said in the fiscal year just ended, $42 our memories, instead, barking back Fridays (8:30 p.m.) beginning in debut. Its members are drawn from Fishing strike settled in the trying '30s. Maida Meyers stars in “Pop the million was turned over to the state’s to when the movie-star was younger, September ... Grace Moore was the ranks of the Summer Winds. Showbiz About 500 fishcutters, processors Act One is “based” in Chicago, Cork,” a new musical revue in its At the conclusion of the concert, general fund from lottery ticket NEW BEDFORD, Mass. (UPI) - showed so much promise, and there killed in a plane crash in 1947 and packagers stayed off their jobs world premiere at the Coachlight the MCC Student Senate will dis­ sales. He said the state reaped $25 New Bedford fishermen have ratified was really no cause for concern Two in New York, Three in Ricardo MonUlban is 57 ; write him since Monday in the contract dispute. Dinner Theatre in Blast Windsor. The tribute free hot dogs and soda. In million the year before. a new contract and will be back to about tomorrow. Hollywood. There’s “ Rudy Vallee,” c/o 20th Century-Fox TV, “Fantasy From time to time in its six-year work today ending a five-day strike Under the terms of the new con­ there's "Nelson Eddy’’ and show plays through Aug. 27. case of rain, the performance will Cast in 'Champ* American entertainment, per se. Island,” 10201 W. Pico Blvd., Los history, rumors have spread that which “murdered” the area’s fishing tract the fishermen will receive 55 “Jeanette MacDonald,” there's this Miss Meyers appered on Broadway take place in the auditorium on the HOLLYWOOD (UPI) - Character cents per hour more this year, a 60 may never again contains the /kngeles, Calif. 90064. lottery sales were dropping and the industry. one and that one and what, yes, what in “Knickerbocker Holiday,” main campus. actors Jack Warden and Elisha Cook cents per hour increase next year and awesome talents of a George starring Richard Kiley, with Roberta program would have to be aban­ Members of the Seafood Workers indeed, ever happened to all those in­ Display at library have been added to the cast of "The " Kr%'. « - 'r t.- a 60 cent increase in the third year. Gershwin, a Cole Porter, a Rodgers Peters in “Merry Widow,” and as doned. Winchester said those rumors Union of New Bedford Friday voted All in a Lifetime Arts Encounter's drawings of Champ" which stars Jon Voight in a Negotiations had been going on & Hart, a Rodgers & Hammerstein, tervening years? Luisa in “The Fantasticks.” She has still crop up, but he scoffs at them. 231 to 108 to accept a new three-year “There is a tremendous amount of “ Victorian Architecture in remake of the 1931 fight movie that since Wednesday. the constant quality of an Astaire & The cast is youngish — it HAS to also been seen in “The Boyfriend” “We’re a vibrant, healthy, growing contract which calls for increased good television for children, but, for Manchester” will be on display at the starred Wallace Beery and Jackie Rogers, a Garbo, the immediate in­ be, what with constant movement, and “1776.” organization,” Winchester said. pay, health and pension benefits. the most part, it is not well-watched. Mary (Jieney Library on Main Street Cooper. "The lottery is growing.” dividuality of a Danny Kaye, a W.C. constant dashing on and off stage. “Pop the Cork,” which includes Warden will play Voight's manager The choreography, by Dennis Karr; And that leads to may statement that many Cole Porter and Irving Berlin starting Monday. Fields, a James Cagney. some consider outrageous — that Houses included in this exhibit will and Cook will portray the trainer. We're suddenly confronted with musical direction, by Randall songs, takes place in three radio The role marks Cook’s 57th movie parents endorse bad television. You be 87 North Main Street and 526 Blast such a realization watching what is a Courts; costuming/scenic design, by studios in the 1920s and 1930s. assignment. He made his film debut m v s i know. I’m busy, so watch television. Center Street. Taping for CPTV profile AT PWChMC pre-national tour tryout of a musical David Guthrie, and overall direction The library is open from 9 a.m. to 9 in 1935 and played his first big role I'm not saying that we in television ududkii revue, “ Pop the Cork!” at the by Jay Binder must be cited for per­ p.m. Monday through Friday. This with Humphrey Bogart in “ The FRANKS don’t have to be responsible. I am and culture, is a consultant for the black cmqion Coachlight Dinner Theatre in East sistent professionalism. exhibit will run through Aug. 18. Maltese Falcon.” Alexander Scourby (right), host of the saying the answer is not so simple as tttii Windsor; a five-member cast (an The tunes? Remember a movie of ^King^ heads west Other concerts “Connecticut Profile” series on Connecticut studies program at the University of Hart­ FREE putting on good television for engaging Pat Gorman., Liz Marks, the '30s and chances are one of the 'Prairie* changes Public Television, talks with Dr. John Rogers ford. “Connecticut Profiles” will begin Oct. 1 children.” — Bob Keeshan of CBS- NEW YORK (4JPI) - The revival On Tuesday, Dick Taylor and his Scott Matthew. Maida Meyers and songs that defied the very passage of HOLLYWOOD (UPI) - Michael of Manchester during taping for show to air on Channel 24, Hartford. Producer-director TV’s “Captain Kangaroo” continuing of “The King and I,” starring Yul Dixieland B ^ will perform at the KELLOGGS CORN Douglas Walker) in a song, dance and time itself can be sounded, Manchester Band Shell. The program Landon, star and producer of the this fall on CPTV. Scourby interviewed Dr. for this week’s taping was Dennis McGuire. series now in its 24th year. Brynner and Constance Towers, will monologue look-back at the “saluted." Diminutive Liz Marks move on to Chicago and Los Angeles starts at 7:30 p.m. and is free to the “Little House on the Prairie" series, Rogers at his home this week. Dr. Rogers, (Herald photo by Pinto) FLAKES after completing its record-breaking public. says new faces and places will, be recognized as an authority on black history Broadway run New Year’s Eve. This event is sponsored by the featured on the show when it begins Not Rotponsiblo The Rodgers and Hammerstein Manchester Bicentennial Band Shell its fifth season in the fall. Landon WE RESERVE For Tfpographlcal F ilm e te r musical will open at Chicago’s Arie Committee and the Music Perfor­ said economic conditions force the THE RIGHT Errors. TO LIMIT Crown theater Jan. 4 and at Los mance Trust Funds in cooperation Ingalls family to move from their Forum of the arts 8 oz. pkg. Angeles’ Pantages theater Feb. 15. It with the Hartford Musicians Associa­ farm in Walnut Grove into the noisy FOUL PLAY (PG) — Goldie Hawn, Chevy Chase, OUR WINNING SEASON (PG) — Scott Jacoby. Come­ tion. city of Winoka. One of the new faces DOUBLE STAMPS ON WED. dy-drama. Another “American Graffitti” copy, this film has grossed 811.8 million since its (^oniedy-thriller. The plot has more holes than an old Swiss opening here at the spacious Uris On Thursday, the Brad Ryan Mini- on the show is Matthew Labortuu, • Cole Porter’s Kiss Me Kate” will Aug. 15 at 7:30 p.m., John Jeski cheese, but who cares? It's fun and scary to watch poor about high school kids growing up in the '60s starts slowly E. MIDDLE TURNPIKE ■ ...... o n e PER FAMILY but manages to find itself in the last reel. Mostly, it's about theater in May 1977, breaking all Jazz Big Band will give a live perfor­ 11, who joins the cast as a s t ^ t ‘MASH’ at high school be staged tonight and Sunday at the will host a Polka Party. All events |LU90 GOOD AUGUST 5th M039 Goldie, the innocent, get involved with assassins, and University of H artford’s H artt dwarfs and albinos and snakes and all kinds of strange a young track star trying to find himself. The beginning is Broadway attendance records, ac­ mance at the Manchester Band Shell. urchin taken into the Ingalls family. A cast of 40 against a Korean stage are free and held at the shell on the MANCHESTER goings-on. It's all very slick, with some laughs and some so cliche-ridden it’s embarrasssing, but the last part is OK. cording to producers Lee Guber and The program starts at 7:30 p.m. and setting will be presented in the full- Opera-Theater, 200 Bloomfield Ave., MCC campus off Wetherell Street. shrieks. GRADE: B-pIns. GRADE: C. Shelly Gross. is free to the public. length comedy “MASH” tonight at 8 West Hartford. wHli$7iOI sHk$7iO in Bailey Auditorium in Manchester • Charles Repole continues to roll AT pirchiM I AT pschiM BUDDY HOLLY STORY, THE (PG) — Gary Bosey, Don PRETTY BABY (R) — Keith Carradine, Susan Saran­ his banjo eyes in his lead role in Musical events Stroud, Charlie Martin Smith. Biographical drama. When don, Brooke Shields. Drama. Set in New Orleans’ famous High School. The performance is FRANKS ndwtaf I FRANKS ndudkig Buddy Holly died at the age of 22 in a plane crash he was StoryviUe brothel area, this is a beautifully photographed presented by the Capital Theatre “Whoopee” at the Goodspeed Opera • Spiral, a jazz quintet, will per­ cwfon I already a rock 'n' roll legend. Now, nearly 20 years later, look at a family of prostitutes. The subject matter may be House in East Haddam now through form in the Austin Arts Center on the t o I' Gary Busey brings Holly alive again in a touching, funny Corp. of Manchester. (M3-1937 or 228- CHEER to objectionable, but director Louis Malle has handled it August. The third musical of the 1978 Trinity College campus in Hartford 0189) film that shows the life behind the legend. GRADE: A- tastefully, or as tastefully as possible. Good performances season at Goodspeed will be a revival Sunday at 4 p.m. Refreshments will minus. (Drake) all around. GRADE: B-plas. of “She Loves Me" opening Aug. 29 be served. FREE Theatr events and continuing through Nov, 5. (873- • Singer/composer Kenny Rankin, CAPRICORN ONE (PG) - James Brolin, Hal Holbrook, REVENGE OF THE PINK PANTHER (PG) — Peter EYES of Brenda Vaccaro. Action-adventure. Plenty of action here, ScUers, Dyan Cannon, Herbert Lorn. Comedy The old Pink 1 • Shakespeare's “Twelfth Night” 8668) making a rare appearance with a DEMURE BATHROOM and something to think about, too. This suggests that the Panther is turning a bit green with over-ripeness. This, the LAURA MlUtS • staiting Lynn Redgrave will be • The sparkling British Face, “The symphony orchestra, joins the Hart­ space program fakes a Mars landing — the astronauts are fifth in the series, has more plot than its predecessors, but presented tonight and Sunday at the Importance of Being Earnest," by ford Symphony to present a unique TISSUE really in a Martian mock-up on Earth — and builds a great the gags are less inventive, more repititious. Still, you American Shakespeare T l^ tre in Oscar Wilde is being staged now chase and survival thriller from that. GRADE: B-pIns know what you are getting when you buy a ticket. GRADE: program of music and song Aug. 12 at Twin Pakr Pink Only (and counting I. C-pIns Stratford. (378 u321) through Aug. 12 by Summerxtage in 7 p.m. in Bushnell Park in Hartford, r • The contemporary musical, the Goodwin Theatre in thd Austin This is the second of two free outdoor CHEAP DETECTIVE, THE (PG) Peter Falk, Ann- SWARM, THE (PG) — Michael Caine, Richard Wid- "Company” with music by Stephen Arts Center at Trinity College in concerts made possible by a grant * 1 . 9 9 Margret and a cast of dozens. Comedy-Mystery. This is mark, Katharine Ross and an all-star easL Diuster. LIMI1 ONE PER FAMILY LIMIT ONE PER FAMILY Sondheim will be presented tonight Hartford. (524-1471) from United Technologies Corpora­ LU91 GOOD AUGUST 5lh M039 \ I LU93 GOOD AUGUST 5th M059 Neil Simon's follow-up to “Murder by Death.” It's a spoof Producer-ilirector Irwin Allen, the father of the disaster at 8 at the Nutmeg Summer • The Berkshire Theatre Festival tion. In the event of rain, the concert of all those old Bogart movies. Most of it works, some of it movie, has been a busy bee on this one, but it's overlong doesn't, but you'll smile most of the way. The plot has more and sometimes downright laughable. The swarms of killer Playhouse in the Harriet S. in Stockbridge, Mass., is featuring will be performed Sunday at the - - - - ■ I twists than a roomful of disco dancers, but don't worry bees have their moments of frightening — or disgusting — Jorgensen Theatre at University of “The Children’s Hour” by Lillian same time, AT sHli$7.S0 I i At ’"" pirctiSM about it. Just enjoy the gags and funny situations. Grade: us, but the dialogue is dumb. GRADE: D (Wish it could Connecticut in Storrs. This concludes Heilman tonight and tomorrow. • The Concert Society of West purdwM I B-plus. FRANKS ■ FRANKS nduEni have been a Bee-pins). the Nutmeg’s summer season for Playing Wednesday through Aug. 13 Stockbridge presents the Boston nckidhig 1978. (486-4025) is James A. Brown’s “John L. Lewis, University “Young America” DAMIEN OMEN II (R) - William Holden, Lee Grant. UNMARRIED WOMAN, AN (R) — JiU Claybnrgh, AUn CAN DINE WYLERS I I Thriller. Sequels seldom live up to the original, but this one Bates, Michael Murphy. Drama. The title is a misnomer, • A buffet dinner followed by a Disciple of Discontent.” At the Ensembles Sunday at 7:30 p.m. in the to I I theater production is being presented Unicorn Theater, a new country Village School, West Stockbridge, GLAO is even worse than usual. Where the first “Omen” was because the film is about a very-married woman and the scary, this one is ludicrous. The boy — the devil’s son — is trauma she goes through when her husband divorces her. Friday and Saturday evening western musical about truckers, Mass. The event is free. POWDER now in military school and everybody who ferrets out his A brilliant performance by Ms. (Hayburgh in a film that AT Old/.Sturbridge Village, Stur- their wives, and the waitresses in • Wednesday, Theodore G. Stuebi, secret dies in a gruesome way. Caution: There are grisly would have been better had it been cut a little tighter. bridge, Mass., now through Aug. 26. their lives, called “Night Riders” is scenes, but the rest of it is more funny than frightening. Caution: nudity reigns supreme. GRiADE: A-minnt. carillonneur at the Trinity United TRASH RAGS (617347-3362) currently in production through Aug. Methodist Church, Springfield, I GRADE: D. (Film gnding: A — superb: B — good; C • - stersge; 0 — poor; P0RS399 • Richard Chamberlain appears al DRINK MIX 'lass., will be the guest performer on F-sw fu l)______19 OFF DIFFERENT STORY, A (R) - Perry King, Meg the Ivoryton Playhouse in Ivoryton In the Proposition Theatre, an im- the Plumb Memorial Carrillon at : save$ i Faster. Romance. Boy meets girl with a twist*— they’re MnnchMtnr Evwiing Hnrald Aug. 14 through Aug. 20 in “The provisational musical revue returns Trinity College in Hartford at 7 p.m. ANY SIZE both homosexuals. Soon they need each other and they “go ^ * 1 20 CT. Pubilahod ovary orovonUig txcopl Shadow Box," the Pulitzer Prize for its fourth summer, and is playing The event is free. Guests are invited 40 « straight” over a lopsided birthday cake. That’s when the (Sundays and hoNdqyo.nEntorodattho PAN film falls flatter than the cake. Overall effect is amateur­ "MinchiMItr, — — Conn. Coon. PoolPoi Offloo so 8o- "FAMILY RESTAURANT" Play by Michael Christopher. (767- nightly now through Aug. 27. For to bring picnic suppers, lawn chairs LIMIT ONE PER FAMILY ■ LIMIT ONE PER FAMILY cond Clam Mas Manor. 0196) ish and superficial, but the film has its comic and touching IS MORE THAN children, the Dreamstuff Corp.’s and blankets to the campus for the LU94 GOOD AUGUST 5lh |H|D40 ■ LU92 GOOD AUGUST 5th M050 moments. Caution: Some nudity, strong language. SuggMtad Carrier Rates • Anne Murray of “Snowbird” fast-paced tribute to the excitement musical events. Afterward, a free GRADE: B-mlnns. (O’Brien) JUST A NAME TO US. fame sings at 'The Garde Theatre Ptymbto in Advance IT’S THE WAY V '^ c a and variety of the history of guided tour of Trinity’s Gothic Slngla copy...... 154 Company, 325 Captains Walk, New American entertainment, including a chapel will he available. F.I.S.T. (PG) — Sylvester Stallone, Rod Steiger. WOiidy...... 904 WE 00 THINGS. Drama. Basically, this is the story of the rise and fall of a On* month...... $3.00 London, Sunday at 6:30 and 9 p.m. workshop in puppetry, will be staged Throo monthc ...... $11.70 (443-7000) Hoffa-like labor leader. The early part — dealing with his Six months...... $23.40 Friday in Entertainment U.S.A. (413- At Tanglewood start and the problems in organizing the men — is more 0ns yssf...... $46.00 DAVIS FAMILY Juttujhenyoulhou^ • Lana Turner appears in “Bell, 298-5576) fascinating than the second half. It’s far too long, but Man Ratas Upon Raquaat RESTAURANT it wot sak to go bock Book and Candle” tonight at Ivoryton • The Coachlight Dinner Theater in Tonight at 8:30 in Tanglewood, contains some very strong scenes. GRADE: A. Subscrlbart who fail to racatva mthewakfL. Lenox, Mass., Sir Michael Tippett I thair nawspapar bafora 9:30 p.m. CALOOR PLAZA Playhouse in Ivoryton. Monday East Windsor is staging the new , should talaphona tha circulation ' MANCHESTER through Aug. 13, Phyllis Diller per­ will conduct the Boston Symphony GREASE (PG) - John Travolta, OUvIa Newton-John. I daparbnant. 647«9946. musical revue, “Pop The Cork!” , Mnslcal. Not much plot, but plenty of fun, energy and iMW s 2 forms with her Las Vegas show. (767- now through Aug. 27. (522-1266 or 623- Orchestra and soloists in an oratorio music. Travolta can't sing, but, who cares? — he's a star. 0196) 8227) by Tippett titled “A Child of Our Slow direction stalls some of the musical numbers, but • Teddy Pendergrass will be on Time.” overall this has a very enjoyable quality, and it builds up to Sunday at 2;30 p.m., Edo De Waart a great musical climax. It's all fine summer fluff. stage Aug. 13 at 5 and 8 p.m. at At the Band Shell GRADE: B-pIns. Oakdale Musical Theatre, will conduct the BSO in a Beethoven Today, from noon to 5:30 p.m,, the program featuring the Piano Concer­ :O U P O N i Wallingford. In the children’s theatre I SATURDAY, AUG. 5th ONLY HEAVEN CAN WAIT (PG) — Warren Beatty, Jnlie WmLAus. 2 TuM.Aug.1 series at Oakda)^, the Chinese Circus Manchester Bicentennial Band Shell to No. 1 in C Op. 18. Christie, Dyan Cannon, Charles Grodin. Comedy. A will perform Aug. 10 at 11 a.m. and will be the scene of a blue grass con­ Friday at 9 p.m., Seiji Ozawa will cheerful, gentle fantasy about a Heavenly mistake 8:30 HEAVEN conduct the BSO and soloists in Act I concerning the death of a pro football player. So he gets SfWE$L]90NTWO ■ SA/E$U90NTWO 2:30 p.m. (265-1501) cert. Later, from 8 to 11 p.m., SAM another chance — and another body. This time, he’s a • The Willimstown Theatre will sponsor a concert. from Wagner’s Die Walkure. (413- tycoon, but he still wants to be a quarterback. Even the CAN RIBEYE DINNERS! RtBEYEI^NNERS Festival in Williamstown, Mass,, will Sunday, the Manchester Communi­ 637-1940) heavies are lovable in this upbeat film. GRADE: B-plus. Enjoy our *2 rib-eye dinners at this | Enjoy our *2 rib-eye dinners at this present Moliere’s “The School for ty College will feature is annual GRADE■ H U E “A" ■ WAYBESTn H I H E S I B H ^ O T ^ sale price. YouT gel a baked | grkit sale price. You'll get a baked Wives” Aug. 15 thorugh 19. (413458- Summer Wood Winds Concert at 7:30 INTERNATIONAL VELVET (PG) — Tatum O’Neal, WATT A rt events i s * inuuoMTncTuc potato, a roll with butler and unlim-1 potato, a roll with butler and unlim­ 8146) p.m. Christopher PInmmer, Nanette Newman, Anthony Hop­ Plus 10:30 ited salad with each dinner. Only I lied salad with each dinner. Only • Paintings by the Artists Collec­ kins. Drama. Frankly sentimental, this belated sequel to aoHHT nrrcHUM one coupon allowed per couple. ■ one coupon allowed per couple. tive will be displayed now through “National Velvet” has Velvet, now 40-ish, adopting her CHMLOTTC RAMPUNQ Not redeemable lor cash. Void I Not redeemable lor cosh. Void Aug. 12 in the Austin Arts Center on orphaned niece and overseeing her desire to be an Olympic ta m tA m r s i unui.$. \ equestrienne. Fine for family viewing, but tending to be a I FAREWELL MY where prohibited. . where prohibited. the Trinity College campus in Hart­ bit over-sweet. GRADE: B. 64»-93>3 OITEB EXPIRES AUGUST 7 ,1978. I OFFER EXFISES AUGUST 7 .1 9 ^ . ford Monday through Saturday from GHICKEN 5 9 LIWELV,,, 1 to 5 p.m. and during Summerstage performancds. Admission is free. u i u n i E » M I Theater schedule • Works by Peter Jodaitis are on WHOLE exhibition at Foot Prints Community LEAN DOMESTIC COOKED Saturday Sunday C U T o u r t h i s c x h j p o n Arts Center, 466 Main St., with the MANCHESTER support of the Connecticut Commis­ E. Hartford Drive-In E. Hartford Drive-In — ORIVC-IN/ROUTES 6 &44A “ New Adventures of Snow "New Adventures of Snow S/WE$L190NTWO SA/E$U90NTWOI sion on the Arts through the Connec­ White” (R) 8:30; "Naughty White" (R) 8:30; “ Naughty FINAL WEEK ticut Foundation on the Arts now School Girls” (R) 9:45 School Girls” (R) 9:45 STAR WARS at 8:30 KIBEISDINNERSISIEEVEIXNNERSI through Aug. 18. A reception with the E. Windsor Drive-In — E. Windsor Drive-In — Enjoy our *2 rib-eye dinners at this artist will be Aug. 13 at 8 p.m. with "Jungle Books” (G) 8:30; "Jungle Book” (G) 8:30; “No Enjoy our *2 lib-eye dinners at this grkit sale price. You'll get a baked Jonathan Sayles, classical guitarist. "No Deposit, No Return” (G) Deposit, No Return" (G) 9:45 great sole price. YouH get a baked I potato, a roll with butter and unlim­ I potato, a roll with butter and unlim­ Gallery hours are Monday through 9:45 Manchester Drive-In — I ited salad with each dinner. Only ited salad with each dinner. Only Saturday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Also REST OF Manchester Drive-In — "Pink Panther Cartoon” 8:20; at Foot Prints, a movie, co- "Pink Panther Cartoon” 8:20; one coupon allowed per couple. I one coupon allowed per couple. “Star Wars” 8:30; "The Mrtt rAHaoTT,.vKiA /-rfch UrtiH B jsjol re d e e m a b le lor cosh. Void sponosred by Foot Prints and Arts ______THE CROP “Star Wars" 8:20; “The Island of Dr. Moreau" 10:30 pM«acN« Mwitirocuicw wdocockR Not redeem able for cash. Void w4iere prohibited. I where prohibited. Encounter, will be shown at 8:30 Island of Dr. Moreau” 10:30 Mansfield Drive-In — "The IPGI Mansfield Drive-In — "The G oodbye Girl” 8:30; OFFER EXPIRES AUGUST 7 ,1976. I OFFER EXPIRES AUGUST 7,1978. p.m, on Friday. • JUMBO CANTALOUPES Goodbye Girl" 8:30; "Farewell My Lovely" 10:30 phis CO-HIT • 19th and 20th century scrimshaw "Farewell My Lovely" 10:30 Vernon Cine I — "American and other whaling-related artifacts CORN Vernon Cine 1— "American Graffiti” 1:30-3:30-5:30-7:30- T H E ^ and implements will be displayed in iC Gratfili" 2:00-7:30-9:30 9:30 NATIVE an exhibit titled “The Barbara E. BUTTER A SUGAR Vernon Cine 2 — "Seniors" Vernon Cine 2 — "Seniors” ISLAND Johnson Whaling Colection, and 2:00-7:10-9:10 2:004:00-7:10-9:10 OUT THIS CXIUPON ■ ■ CUT OUT THIS COUPON ONE DAY ONLY OOZ. O F I cur ‘Scrim Sculpture’ by Tom Johnston,” U.A. Theater I — "Eyes of U.A. Theater 1 — "Eyes of DR. Manchester — 119 Spencer Street Miss Young International now through Sept. 5 in the R.J. Laura Mars" 2:00-4:30-7:00- Laura Mars" 2:004:30-7:00- (Silver Lane) • GREEN BEANS...... 49 U. MOREAU Vivian Del Carmen Unger Borbon of Costa Rica waves as Schaefer Building, Mystic Seaport. 9:30 9:30 Hartford — On Prospect Avenue • For information on current U.A. Theater 2 — "Animal U.A. Theater 2 — “Animal Windsor — 590 Windsor Avenue she is crowned Miss Young International for 1978, Borbon was BURT LANCASTER (one block North of King's) (In Windsor Shopping Center) exhibitions and events at •PEACHES ...... ■3llis.for'1 , — House" 2:154:45-7:15-9:45 House’' 2:154:45-7:15-9:45 EAST WINDSOR PLEASE CALLTHEATRE selected in pageant held Friday in Tokyo. A total of 41 beauties U.A. Theaters — "Hooper” § MICHAEL YORK the Wadsworth Atheneum in Hartford U.A. Theater 3— "Hooper" u S BOUT! 5 DRIVE IN Oi JD79 FOR SCREEN TIMES • PLUMS-NECTARINES 4D J» EGGPLANT...... 2 ^ 2:00-3:50-5:40-7:30-9:20 2:00-3:50-5:40-7:30-9:20 took part in the annual contest this year. (UPI photo) call 247-9111. .J

PAGE FOUR - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Sat., Aug. 5, 197B MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn.. Sat., Aug. 5, 1978— PAGE.FIVE East-West road Primary out IT’S YOUR OPINION ealled unlikely for Rinhart The Saturday opinion page is nion on a wide variety of sub­ TORRING’TON (UPI) - George open to all readers of The jects. BY CINDY MoCORMiCK Rinhart of Goshen said Friday he no Herald. We solicit your opinions We ask that you limit your Herald Intern longer plans to mount a primary writing to no more than 500 [ Analysis ) challenge against Daniel MacKinnon on topics of interest to the com­ Manchester Economic Develop­ of Suffield for the Republican 6th munity. Is it education? Ad­ words, double spaced, and send ment Commission members and the District congressional seat nomina­ them to: South Windsor Town Council are such a team, Ryan replied, “I ’ll tion. ministration? Business? know the answer better In a few Recreation? Politics? IT’S YOUR OPINION trying to resolve a squabble between Rinhart, 33, said he was dropping Manchester Evening Herald the two towns concerning road im­ days.” his primary challenge against the provements connected with the con­ Jay Giles, Manchester’s director of former state administrative services The purpose is to present a Herald Square struction of the J.C. Penney project public works, said that he is confused commissioner because a it could cross-section of community opi­ Manchester, Conn. 06040 and an industrial park. about South Windsor’s proposal for hinder Ronald Sarasin’s, R-Conn., the development of an east-west chances of defeating Gov. Ella T. ! While South Windsor folks are road. Grasjp. demanding an east-west road to "Other than the primary industrial Sarasin won his party’s guber­ replace Burnham Street, there are road, there is no place to go,” he natorial endorsement by acclama­ Private enterprise gets push those in Manchester who say it can’t said. According to Giles, the only tion last month. i blind to the trends and changes in be done. other possible road sites would be Rinhart’s withdrawal ieaves a shareholders to obtain substantially Richard Ryan, a Republican Town ifM . By MARTHA ANGLE public attitudes toward business,” through a housing development or clear field to MacKinnon who wili increased information about the cor­ Council member from South Windsor through the J.O. Penney location. and ROBERT WALTERS then offers a no-nonsense catalog of face 6th District incumbent Toby TUNE porations in which they own stock. says that Manchester and South “Both areas are ottt of the question,” Moffett, D-Conn., in November. WASHINGTON (NEA) - ’The war­ recent abuses of power: ♦ Warned the accounting industry Windsor can work out a mutually Giles said. ning of the nation’s business com­ “Marketing of products which are that the SEC no longer will tolerate beneficial plan — provided that Stephen Penny said that if South munity is forceful and explicit; known to be unsafe or inadequately The Sure Cure for TV Violence the traditional practice of hiding or Manchester realizes an east-west Windsor wants the east-west Voluntarily accept greater social tested, deceptive advertising and disguising from stockholders finan­ road is nreessary to handle South roadway it can build its own, without responsibility or face the threat of packaging, illegal political con­ Windsor’s traffic problems. 'uit Smpking cial information that is em­ assistance from Manchester. He mandatory changes imposed on tributions (and) profiteering which South' Windsor’s demand and agrees with Giles on the difficulty of barrassing to corporate officials or behalf of an indignant public. seems to capitalize on the public’s Manchester’s equally adamant finding a location for the east-west linic meets directors. That call for hroad institutional adherence to an earlier commitment road tenable with Manchester’s ? plight in times of shortage or dis­ • Cracked down on the Quality in the wasteland reform within the business world isolating an area around Burnham earlier commitment to isolate an Monday night questionable corporate practice of tress.” isn’t new, but Street (a possible east-west connec­ area around Burnham Street. Penny But he sees strength in the absence k k k Corporation for Public Broadcasting, providing top officers with valuable tor) constitute “constraints that said that South Windsor has been dif­ By DON^RAFF of dependence on mass audiences, these days it com­ Williams previously served as Smokers who are serious about set up in 1967. Government funds now disguised benefits by paying the bills might be difficult,” Ryan said. He ficult to deal with. He said the Town Public television, for most of its paradoxicaily. at the very time a es from an unlike­ board chairman of Norton Simon, quitting may still register for a five- accounts for 28 percent of financing. for their chauffeured limousines, said that Manchester’s 1972-1973 traf­ Council has not requested consistent quarter century of existence, has not ly source — the Inc., marketers of Canada Dry soft week Quit Smoking Clinic which is Private contributions are also up — large audience is developing. family vacations, penthouse fic studies are not valid. In response changes from Manchester. been a big winner with the public. former board scheduled to start Monday from 6:45 sevenfold over 1970. Some two Because public TV is free from the apartments, home repairs and per­ drinks. Hunt Foods and McCall Corp. to Manchester Mayor Stephen Pen­ ’The Republican mayor of South Viewers overwhelmingly have “ratings chases,” he believes, it has chairman of a publications. He also was a member ny’s request for more definite infor­ Windsor, Nancy Caffyn, is exacer­ Gary Lata looks excited to tell his teacher intended to help children keep their reading to 8:15 p.m. at the Whiton Memorial million individuals and families sonal use of company planes, cars Library auditorium, 100 N. Main St. preferred tuning in one the commer­ the freedom and time to sit back and major corpora­ of a half-dozen other corporate mation about the flow of traffic bating the impasse between South skills sharp over the summer, has been well currently are contributing some $50 and yachts. Linda Rohlfs about the story he is reading in The group size is limited to 20, and cial stations, to whose common tion who now boards or directors. through the area, Ryan said that he Windsor and Manchester to criticize million annually. think and to carry a worthwhiie * Launched investigations of cor­ the maintenance course of the Manchester received by students. (Herald photo by Pinto) about half of that number had denominator of mediocrity public TV h e a d s th e Most such boards are dominated by didn’t know whether there would be the past Democratic Town Council’s And it has been making available project through to completion. porations linked to two powerful summer enrichment program. This course. registered by Friday noon. One may has sought to make of itself a quality Securities and Exchange Commis­ “insiders” — the firm’s top time to work on a traffic survey. agreements with Manchester, Penny to TV public programming that is ★ ★ ★ federal officials-— former Office of register Monday either at the class sion. “I intended today a mutual plan­ said. He said that the South Windsor alternative. Public television is still no threat executives and representatives of the both quality and popular. British im­ Management and Budget Director ning team for a new roadway,” Ryan session or by calling Agnes Agnew or In working His name is Harold M. Williams, law firms, investment banks and Town Council has a veto power over ports have contributed heavily to this to the networks for domination of ’Thomas B. (Bert) Lance and Federal said. When asked if the proposed the town’s administration, and is Naomi Zima of the Manchester Health toward that goat, and his record as SEC chairman commercial banks that regularly Department, 649-5281, ext. 211, development, but increasingly am­ viewers’ screens. Its budget, whiie Reserve Board Chairman G. William delay in construction might result in overriding its rulings. it has had to work during the past 16 months offers bitious efforts are also coming from vastly improved over just a few serve the company. during the day. striking evidence that capable and Miller. Two courses well received around a number Those boards often do little more Three-quarters of the fee for the public television’s own studios. Its years back, is still only seven per­ * Initiated court actions seeking of serious han­ committed federal officials can than rubber-stamp the decisions of clinic will be refunded upon successes have begun to influence cent of commercial television expen­ fines and imposition of other dicaps. make government responsive to the company officers. To transform the successful completion of the course. commercial programming, at least ditures. But there is no questioning penalties against dozens of com­ New reading and math enrichment The remainder will be used for Its stations, needs of the people. boards into more independent in standards of quality, to no small its definite and growing influence on panies, investment analysts and courses introduced for the first time refreshments at each of the five about a third the The SEC in recent years has. been overseers of corporate activity, degree. the entire industry. stock brokers on the grounds that in Manchester’s summer enrichment sessions. number of the accused, with considerable justifica­ Williams proposes that they be com­ k k k And it is interesting and very they misled investors. program have been the most popular ’The clinic is being sponsored by the commercial outlets, are concen­ tion, of abandoning its mission to Minow sees problems in this new­ possibly will be of significance that k k k posed exclusively of “outside” direc­ courses, according to Lee Hay, Manchester Health Department and trated in the ultra high frequency serve the public and becoming a cap­ tors with the exception only of the program director. found strength, particularly in at this very time is direction is being Williams says he wants to be will be conducted by Steven Kearns, range and thus less accessible to the tive of the industry it was originally company’s chief executive officer. ’The two courses, which were well dependence on government funds as assumed by an individual whose remembered as the SEC chairman a health educator. mass viewing audience. It is a loose­ supposed to regulate. received in the first two-week ses­ a potential threat to public judgment of the programming per­ Without such reforms, he warns. ly organized chain of largely weak ★ ★ ★ who “restored trust in the private sion of the summer school, are being television’s independence. To be cer­ formance of that industry remains Congress may assume the power to links, a few well-equipped But under Williams’ leadership the enterprise system and made an im­ repeated in the second session which tain that the “delicate, always definitive. issue federal charters to cor­ metropolitan units but many more commission has: portant contribution toward im­ began this week. The other three fragile barrier” separating As Minow sees the public role in porations — and to put companies out smaller stations operating often at a • Proposed a wide-ranging series of proving the health of the corporate courses being conducted in the se­ Operation assistance from control is main­ television today: sector and the securities industry.” of business by suspending or cond session are bridge, macrame bare-subsistence level. Its financial changes in proxy rules — the first revoking their charters for non- tained, public television must remain “The only product we have to push But he bluntly warns that “the cor­ and art with 48 persons of all ages resources have been limited and un­ comprehensive reform in four compliance with government orders. ultrasensitive to the slightest hint of is quality.” porate sector has proven disturbingly participating. Hay said. crop share certain. decades — designed to enable interference in programming. (Newspaper Enterprise Assn.) ’The first session of the summer • k - k - k program included 12 courses with an Much of this is true of public televi­ Other editors say: enrollment of 102 persons. Participa­ Members of South United sion today. But so is something else; f Thoughts ) Methodist CJiurch are participating Congress has acted with What may be even more tion this year is a little larger than In the past several years, it has made last year’s first attempt to revive the in an Operation Crop Share program Quote/unquote remarkable accord to provide a remarkable is the coalition of groups rapid strides in attracting attention summer enrichment program. Hay each Sunday. legislative remedy to the Supreme which joined together to support I hear mom's sweet voice! Gardeners who have more and a public. said. A total of 114 persons were Court decision which ruled that passage of the bill. Among others, enrolled last year. vegetables than they can use bring As noted by the newly installed “Whether you agree with the law “It’s just ridiculous. If he wins his Those precious hours in church 1 employers are not required to in­ NOW, the AFL-CIO, the American Hay said of the summer program, the excess to church and put them on chairman of the Public Broadcasting or whether or not'others obey the law spent with mom — case, women will be wary to accept clude pregnancy or related medical Civil Liberties Union, the U.S, "We still haven’t hit the right for­ a table in the narthex before the mor­ Service, Newton N. Minow, public When the choir sang — 1 hear dear is totally irrelevant. You will obey it, dates. It will ruin a lot of people’s conditions in disability plans. The Catholic Conference, and several mula,” but he expects the Board of ning worship service. Members television has never been more visi­ mother hum or you will seek employment social lives.” court found that policies excluded right-to-life organizations — which The sacred hymns — sweet songs 1 Education to continue the program without gardens are welcome to help ble and expectations of it have never themselves to the vegetables on their elsewhere.” — Alyn Chesselet, a San Franriseo pregnancy do not discriminate on the grasped the legislation’s potential to keep ever in heart — for at least another year. In the se­ been higher. way homo. — President Jimmy Carter, war­ cocktail waitress, speaking about a basis of sex and left the door open for make it easier for a woman to avoid In my life they play an important cond session, the program ran into Newton, it may be recalled, shook ning White House employees to man who is suing her because she employers to discharge pregnant abortion and carry pregnancy to part. vacation schedules, and was par­ up. the industry back in the early ticularly affected by the Pratt and obey drug regulations. purportedly stood him up last employees, force them to take term without incurring ecomonic Each Sabbath Day I lift my voice in Sixties when, as chairman of the Whitney summer close-down. Hay February. maternity leave or withhold employ­ loss — have lobbied together in its song; Federal Communications Commis­ “As you have more and more Mother taught me that singing said. Compromise set “In view of our condition in life ment benefits. favor. But, unfortunately, more mili­ Hay said there were many more sion, he surveyed commercial women working' outside the home, voices make strong under colonial domination — we are Fortunately, Washington tant members of the right-to-life persons who signed up, but several CONCORD, N.H. (UPI) - Gov. programming and declared it a “vast they are getting jobs that place them The cause of faith — inspire hearts Meldrim Thomson Friday said he has faced with spiritual, cultural, legislators are willing to see what the movement persuaded the House to courses had to be canceled for lack of wasteland.” to prayer! approved a compromise settlement in a position to embezzle or steal. justices could not: that pregnancy is include a provision which would sufficient numbers. All classes were ★ ★ ★ political and physical genocide — the When I sing in church — I know of an inmate suit over conditions at With this larger female working gender-related and as such may be a make abortion coverage optional for held at Illing Junior High School. Nothing much has happened in the red civilization in both North and mother’s there! New Hampshire’s state prison. The force, it is simply a question of the prime area for discrimination. Last employers in their health and dis­ years since to challenge that evalua­ South Am erica is in its death How sad, disturbing when a young agreement now must be approved by law of averages.” September the Senate voted 75-11 to ability insurance and sick leave tion. But a great public deal has been throes.” sweet voice the federal judge who — Professor Rita J. Simon, head of amend Title VII of the Civil Rights plans. Music loo loud happening in public TV. — Vernon Bellecourt, an Indian Has made rock 'n roll their choice ordered prison improvements. a University of Illinois law and Act of 1964 and prohibit discrimina­ ’ Boston Globe It has gotten its organizational and protest leader, saying his people PROVIDENCE, R.I. (UPI) - “I’ve agreed to it,” Thomson said society program that studied the tion against pregnant women. The When for Christ first place we financial acts together, in the PBS might have to resort to “armed Daniel Ferris of Worcester, Mass., The members of this bridge foursome study their hands while of the agreement between the at­ increase in crime by females. House passed a similar measure last should reserve — torney general’s office and New itself and the federally authorized struggle” to save their culture. filed a $100,000 damage suit in instructor Beverly Freedman gives some advice in the begin­ week by a vote of 376 to 43. Yesterdays Ready with prayer and song his Superior (Jourt Friday, claiming his Hampshire Legal Assistance, the in­ cause to serve! ning bridge class of the Manchester public school summer m ates’ lawyers. hearing was permanently damaged enrichment program. The foursome includes two of several Hinders top performance^ productivity 25 years ago I know in song I have so much to by loud music at an August 1975 Legal Assistance lawyer John Manchester Police say auto arrests; g iv e - providence Civic Center rock con­ family groups taking courses together this summer. They are McIntosh said the agreement wili be are up 40 percent. So many sweet memories to Maribeth Morrell has a vital link, the harness gear, to her cert. from left to right, Helen Feingold, Helene Gorman, David Gor­ sent by Monday to form er U.S. 10 years ago relive; , ’The suit was filed by J . Geils band, man and Harold Feingold (foreground). (Herald photo by Pin­ District Court Judge Hugh Bownes, dog, Julie, which allows the dog to guide the blind woman in who iast year ordered sweeping Mandatory retirement is bad business Manchester Pipe Band loses its So each Sunday — to God — I raise its promoters and agents and a com­ her work and travel. to) changes at the prison. North American Grade B title at my voice — pany that ran the sound equipment. impose one other, far-reaching measures to be applied to all To his glory on high I shall rejoice! personnel to delay retirement. The Maxville, Canada, but wins Class B By LEONARD M. GREENE necessity on management; it will employees, thereby enabling an Rev, Fr. Walter A. Hyszko current crisis will remind us that at International Contest at Thousand k k k again be required to manage! In the employer to make periodic, objective St, John’s Church any age retirement is still, in Islands, Canada. DR.. LEONARD M. GREENE is lush years since World War II, performance. Churches hringing historical terms, a relatively untried Dog guides student president. The Institute of management has contented itself “These would be administered to innovation. Scocioeconomic Studies. His with the idea that the 65-and-out all workers, graded anonymously ... k k k Laotian families here remarks are adapted from a piece in mechanism world dislodge any and those who failed to meet the objec­ Almanac Is U.S. affluence sufficient to sus­ around MCC campus A cooperative committee of 13 years to six months of age. the Summer 1978 issue of The Jor- tive criteria would be discharged.” all deadwood. Moreover, the members of South United ’The other refugee family of nal/’The Institute of Socioeconomic tain 30-and-out retirement — much k k k labrador retriever. Like all the procedure would be effortless and By United Press International Julie has Maribeth Morrel in her Methodist and Concordia Yia Paying Lee, has three Studies. less the early retirement patterns cent. program’s guide dogs, she was raised would stir little or no rancor. The incredulous tone may stand as hands — or rather, in her paws. Lutheran Churches are plan­ children, ranging from five now so prevalent in big industry? Today is Saturday, Aug. 5, the 217th In 1962, actress Marilyn Monroe in a foster home the first year of her k k k the best proof that in voyaging out Legally blind, Maribeth, a student ning to bring two Laotian years to seven months of age. Have our social aspirations again k k k day of 1978 with 148 to follow. died of an overdose of barbiturates. life, then was returned to Guiding The stereotypes on which man­ into the real world in which man­ a t Manchester Community College, refugee families to The moon is moving toward its Eyes for the Blind for a three-month datory retirement has been built will outstripped economic reality? Cer­ Easy acceptance of this form of datory retirement — and early In 1963, the United States, Britain recently spent 26 days from June 3rd Manchester. Heading the sponsorship first quarter. intensified training program. ’This only slowly fade away. Automatic tainly those arguing for the end of lotus-eating may well be a factor in retirement! — begin to loom less and Russia signed a treaty outlawing to June 29th, at Guiding Eyes for the The Rev. Laurence Hill of committee are Liga Harrison The morning star is Jupiter. program molded her into a fine at South Church, and Arthur ejection at 65 has become a heavily retirement at 65 did not disguise the the declining productivity of large, it will be necessary once again nuclear tests in the earth’s at­ Blind’s Training School at Yorktown South Church and the Rev. The evening stars are Mercury, working dog whose life purpose will Hube at Concordia Lutheran. encrusted institution since 65 was ar­ fact that our Social Security system American industry and its in­ to be able to stretch our thinking. mosphere, in space or under the sea. Heights, N.Y., where she and David Stacy of (Concordia are be to guide Maribeth in her travels Other members of the com­ bitrarily picked as “the” retirement could not afford it. adequacy upon the world market. Venus, Mars ahd Saturn. In 1974, President Nixon admitted Julie learned to work together as a working with Lao Toua Lo, Many of our aged want to work and and work. mittee are Craig and Janet Now it is hoped that enough Few demands have been made upon Those born on this date are under an order to halt the Watergate in­ smoothly functioning unit. also a member of the com­ age in the Social Security Act of 1935. need to work. Because society does If you should encounter the Niles and Barbara Baker, all workers will delay retirement to the sign of Leo. vestigation six days after the break- mittee, and Ma Lo, who with The flies in the face of the fact that workers or management alike. not have sufficient abundance to Guiding Eyes for the Blind, a non­ “team” of dog and master while they of Concordia, and Leonard French novelist Guy de Maupas­ their families were resettled discrimination faced by older allay pressure on Social Security. Indeed, at recent Congressional abide substantial numbers of non­ in and said he expected to be im­ profit, tax exempt organization sup­ are working together, there are som ^ in Manchester two years ago. Johnke and Edith MacKen- Even so, the high cost of retirement hearings one management producers, the skills and experience sant was born Aug. 5, 1850. peached. ported by donations from the public, do’s and don’ts you should be awSfe workers is not a true reflection of ’The two new Laotian families drick, both of South Church. upon society remains apparent. spokesman absolutely threw up his On this day in history; A thought for the day: Spanish is dedicated to providing guide dogs their actual working abilities and of older workers should be utilized. of. Do not approach the person too are relatives of the Lo The committee is working with In 1861, the U.S. government im­ novelist Miguel De Cervantes said, to biind persons who request them. potentials. Even in the 60-82 age Congress is reeling over a taxpayer hands at the likelihood that a cutting To do so effectively will require that abruptly and under no circumstances families and have been living the Lutheran Immigration posed the first income tax. All in­ The dogs, bred for their intelligence group, the ability to learn new tasks revolt against the high level of Social back of mandatory retirement would the “deadwood” that we discard be “Great persons are able to do great should you take hold of the dog’s and Refugee Service of New and g o ^ temperament, are products in a resettlement camp in is only slightly lower than for Security “contributions”, now require management judgments of comes over $800 were taxed 3 per­ kindnesses.” harness. York, which processes that in our minds. of the organization’s breeding ’Thailand for more than three younger workers. And absenteeism is exacted of every wage earner in employee effectiveness. Approach the team from the right years awaiting sponsors. applications from Church program. side and if the person accepts your 20 percent less among workers at or order to bail out the system. “Perhaps the most significant im­ SCOOPS ’The cooperative committee World Service, the agency byPongSnqrd offer of help, give him your left throu|h which refugee above the “retirement age” than it is With the possibility of continuing pact of this legislation,” he said, Meribeth lives with her family and is sponsoring the families. kilt iw mm mnim tm s ter um to. ms m m im elbow. Do not interfere if the mis­ resettlement takes place. among younger workers. stagflation, a faltering dollar and the “ would be its effect on current is a freshman at MCC where she is a Sponsorship is needed by tress corrects her dog with a sharp Pastor Stacy said. unpredictability of world supplies of m iM i Hffu m r. js at ms Hmi tisr srm presocial science major. refugee families so that they Some companies have capitalized employment practices. If people jerk on the leash — it is occasionally Before attending the training may be received and resettled The refugee families are on the advantages of older workers such essentials as food and could not be retired at a certain date, mm rou. m r im/imt school, Meribeth used a cane to get necessary, and the rewards which are in the United States without expected to arrive in with great success. The Burpee Seed petroleum, the danger of permitting employers would be forced to look Ml m i w given to the dog for good perfor­ around the campus. Now, with requiring public support. The Manchester sometime in Company in 1975 had workers aged 56 continued proliferation of mass for ‘cause’ as a basis for retirement mance far outweigh the occasional Julie’s help, Meribeth said that she committee, as sponsor of the August or early September. fellrement seems all the greater. To to 85 with an average age of 68 and an or discharge in order to avoid bias has more mobility and independence correction. . i - - / ' families, will have to find The time is uncertain because STORE HOURS: pull through straitened times, the In beginning a new life w|(hJulie, 85-year-old president! charges. — she doesn’t have to ask other peo­ housing and employment for there are several government Meribeth suggests that Information SUNDAY, 11A.M. to 5 P.M. In addition to depriving the nation overriding need may be for more “However, if they look for cause ple for assistance. “The dog sees the refugee fam ilies, and , agencies involved in the on guide dogs and the training to use DAILY, 10 A.M. to 9:30 P.M. of productivity, early retirement work and more workers. only with respect to older employees, danger. When cars come in front of perhaps even furniture, resettlement process, he said. them is available on request to blind SATURDAY, 9 A.M. to 9:30 P.M. poses a serious threat to pension k k k they might be considered to be dis­ you, the dog will stop. Besides, clothing and food staples, Both churches are supporting persons and their families from: the project by providing plans. Many private pension funds The new era wherein mandatory criminating against persons over 40. walking with a dog is a lot faster,” the Rev. Mr. Stacy said. Guiding Eyes for the Blind, financial capital for the are underfinanced. Increasingly, retirement no longer confronts The logical step would then be to Maribeth said. ’The Ka Pao 'Diao family employees at age 65 will certainly Julie is a fourteen-month-old Yorktpwn Heights, N.Y., 10598. has six children ranging from resettlement effort. corporations are trying to persuade develop standard pejrformance X PAGE SIX - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn.. Sat., Aug. 5, 1978 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Sat., Aug. 5, 1 9 7 8 - PAGE SEVEN

AREA CHURCHES Storage room fire at Zayre’s

COVENTRY PRESBYTERIAN 9:45 a.m.. Church School fo r 8 a.m.. Holy Communion; 10 a.m.. CHURCH,-Nathan Hale School Road. kindergarten through Grade 8; 11 a.m.. causes minor damage to stock Family Service and Sunday School; Rev. Dr. Richard W. Gray, pastor. Worship Service. Wednesday, 10 a.m.. Holy Communion. 9:30 a.m., Worship; 11 a.m., Sunday S T . DUNSTAN’S CHURCH, FAITH TABERNACLE CHURCH, By CHRIS BI.AKE quickly evacuated along with all system worked right away." School; 7:30 p.m., k b ie Study at par­ Manchester Road, Glastonbury. Rev. 1535 Forbes St., East Hartford. Rev. store personnel. ’ He said the store will be open sonage on Cornwall Dr. Joseph R. Bannon, pastor. Herald Re|inrlrr Ralph Saunders, pastor. There was no structural damage to today, pendihg approval by the FIRST ASSEMBLIES OF GOD, 763 Saturday Mass at 5 p.m .; Sunday 10 a.m., Sunday School for all ages in­ EAST HARTFORD - A fire which the building. The rear stockroom was Health Department. Oak St., East Hartford. Rev. Ralph F. Masses at 8, 9:30 and 11 a.m. cluding a French-speaking class; 11 a.m.. started in a rear stockroom where Jelley, pastor. FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH OF Worship Service; 7 p.m.. Evangelistic knitting materials are stored was put charred and about a dozen boxes of The store hired a firm Friday to 10 a.m.. Church School; 11 a.m.. Mor­ EAST HARTFORD, (Southern Baplisl Service, Nursery available during all ser­ out before it could cause any damage knitting material burned. clear the air of smoke and deodorize A stockroom worker discovered ning Worship; 7 p.m.. Evening Service. Convention), 36 Main St. Rev. Charles vices. at the Zayre Department Store at 15 the store. UNITED CONGREGATIONAL Coley, pastor. the fire and called the Fire Depart­ HOCKANUM UNITED METH­ Main St. Friday momihg. John Armstrong, the fire marshal, CHURCH, UNITED CHURCH OF 11 a.m. and 7 p.m.. Worship Services ODIST CHURCH, 178 Main St., East ment at 11:22 a.m. Firemen arrived said the cause of the fire is undeter­ The fire started when a two-by-four CH RIST, Tolland. Rev. Donald G. which are interpreted for the deaf. Hartford. Rev. ’ Lawrence S. Staples, minutes later and had the fire under mined. He inspected the scene board which supported some wires Miller, minister. Nursery provided; 9:45 a.m., Sunday pastor. control in a matter of minutes. Friday and said the fire was confined became charred by one of the wires, 9:30 and 11 a.m.. Worship Service and School; 6 p.m.. Training Union. ' ST. 9 a.m.. Worship Service, Nursery Chorlton said the damage is un­ to the stockroom area and did not Church School; 7 to 8:30 p.m.. Pilgrim FRANCIS OF ASSISI CHURCH, 673 said Alan Chorlton, assistant available. determined. reach the part of the store where Fellowship. ElUngon Rd., South Windsor. Rev. Carl J. O U R SAVIOR LUTHERAN manager of the store. He added. “We were very, very customers shop. ST. MARY’S CHURCH, Route 31, Sherer, pastor. CHURCH, 239 Graham Road, South Chorlton said there were only a few fnrtnnatp Our sprinkler alarm Coventry. Rev. F. Bernard Miller, Saturday Masses at 5 and 7 p.m.; Sun­ Windsor. Rev. Ronald Erbe, pastor. persons in the store. They were pastor. Rev. Paul F. Ramen. day Masses at 7:30, 9:30 and 11 a.m. 9 a.m.. Worship Service, Nursery Saturday Masses at 5:15 p.m.; Sunday ST. MARGARET MARY CHURCH, provided. Masses at 7:30, 9:30 and 10:45 a.m. South Windsor. Rev. William McGrath GILEAD CONGREGATIONAL ST. MATTHEW’S CHURCH, Tolland and Rev. Joseph Schick, co-pastors. CHURCH, Hebron. Rev. David G. Rev. Francis J. O’Keefe, pastor. Saturday Mass at 7 p.m.; Sunday Runnion-Bareford, pastor. Draft for transit program Saturday Masses at 5 and 7 p.m.; Sun­ Masses at 8:30, 10 and 11:30 a.m. 1:30 a.m.. Worship Service, the Rev. day Masses at 8:30, 10:30 and 11:45 a.m. CHURCH OF SAINT BERNARD, Mr. Runnion-Bareford preaching. MESSIAH EVANGELICAL Rockville. Rev. John J. White, pastor. Nursery provided. LUTHERAN CHURCH, (Wisconsin Sunday masses: 7:00, 8:30, 10:00 and FIRST CONGREGATIONAL released by Coventry Planner Synod), 300 Bucland Rd., South Windsor. 11:30 a.m. CHURCH, Coventry. Rev. Robert K. 9 a.m., Sunday School; 10 a.m., worship FAITH LUTHERAN CHURCH Bechtold, minister. Service. (LUTHERAN CHURCH IN 9:30 a.m.. Worship Service at First By CLAIRE CON.NELIA Windham area towns,” the planner an emergency,” Wheeler explained. CRYSTAL LAKE COMMUNITY AMERICA), 1120 Silver lane. East Hart­ Congregational Church Sanctuary, joint Herald Correspondent explained. “Capital costs are eligible It includes major natural disasters UNITED METHODIST CHURCH, ford. Rev. Paul E. Henry Jr., pastor. - service with the Second Congregational for full federal and state funding, and such as floods, hurricanes, tor­ Ellington. COVENTRY Town Planner 9:30 a.m., Sunday Church School; 11 Church of Coventry. Nursery care the state is expected to fund 40 per­ nadoes, and earthquakes and nuclear 10:15 a.m.. Coffee hour; 11 a.m.. a.m.. Church Service, Nursery provided. nLJi Gregory Padick has released a provided Church Lane House. cent of the operating deficit.” attack and accidents. Worship Service, Sunday School. S T . P E T E R ’S EPISCOPAL BURNSIDE UNITED METHODIST report on his study of a draft by the East Hartford firemen sift through the Zayre’s Store in East Hartford Friday mor­ He said the towns are expected to “The mailing of the books is an RELIGIOUS SOCIETY OF CHURCH, Route 85, Hebron, Rev. CHURCH, 16 Church St., East Hartlord. Windham Regional Planning Agency skeins of knitting wool that was scorched in ning. The cause of the fire hasn’t been deter­ contribute to cover any remaining attempt to accomplish two purposes: FRIENDS (QUAKERS), Hartford William Parsing, rector. Rev. Henry J. Scherer Jr., and Gwen­ (WRPA) for a transit development Friends Meeting House, 144 S. Quaker 10 a.m.. Worship Service; registration the fire that burned the stockroom area of the mined. (Herald photo by Blake) deficit. There is currently no state to permit residents of Coventry to dolyn M. Arslen, pastors. program for the area. Lane, West Hartford. for Sunday School classes after service policy for rural and transit districts. reeheck their street numbers and to 9:30 a.m.. Worship Service, child care “The proposed plan analyzes the 10 a.m.. Meeting for Worship. for age 4 through Grade 8. Classes begin Coventry's deficit for the present provide advice to the families on how provided for toddlers. region's public transportation needs, PRINCE OF PEACE LUTHERAN Sept. 18. SECOND CONGREGATIONAL fiscal year is predicted to be $2,000. to cope with emergencies,” the coor­ sets goats and objectives, and es­ CHURCH, Route 31 and North River FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, UNITED CHURCH OF Community calendars The complete report features maps dinator said. He expects to complete Sixth grade students under the leadership day morning class at St. Mary’s Episcopal Road, Coventry. Rev. W.H. Wilkens, tablishes a five-year implementation CHURCH, 837 Main St. (comer of Conn. CHRIST, Route 44A, Coventry. Rev. and charts and is available in the the program within two months. of Mr. and Mrs. James Phelps of 104 Mon- Church of Manchester. (Herald photo by Pin­ pastor. Blvd.), East Hartford. Rev. William E. Robert K. Bechtold, pastor. program," Padick said. He describes meeting. 7:30 p.m., Penney High Planner's Office at the Town Hall. tauck Drive, Vernon, study an issue of a to) 9 a.m., Sunday School; 10:15 a.m.. Flynn, minister. Rev. Carl T. Holt, 9:30 a.m.. Combined service with First Coventry the plan as “oriented toward elderly Carden Club Andover School amphitheatre. Worship ^ rvice, (9 a.m. during July and associate minister. Congregational CHiurch, Main St., Coven­ and handicapped individuals, com­ How to cope The Garden Club will meet at 10 Christian education magazine during a Sun­ Redevelopment Agency, 7 :45 p.m., August). 10 a.m.. Worship Service, Church try. Sunday Sunday muters, and individuals traveling to Ernest Wheeler, Coventry’s civil a.m. at the Meadowbrook Shopping ROCKVILLE UNITED METHODIST Conference Room, Town Hall. School, child care; 11 a.m.. Coffee Hour; WESLEY MEMORIAL CHURCH Andover Grange potluck picnic. 1 Reception for artist Rick Gorden, 3 and from the University of Connec­ preparedness coordinator and zoning Plaza on Route 44A en route to CHURCH, 142 Grove St. Rev. John W. 6 p.m.. Youth CJioir; 7 p.m.. Pilgrim (United Methodist Church), 110 p.m., home of Veronica Zemaitis. to 5 p.m.. Booth & Dimock Memorial \^'ednesday agent, has mailed a booklet to Mortimer, pastor. ticut." Elizabeth Park in Hartford. LOCAL CHURCHES Youth Fellowship, Junior . High Youth Ellington Road, Elast Hartford. Rev. Library. residents on how to cope with nuclear 9:30 a.m.. Worship Service. Fellowship. Monday Human Rights Commission, 7:30 The Dial-A-Ride program would be According to spokeswoman Bea John M. Dunnack, pastor. expanded to serve all residents of the attack or natural disasters. ST. JOSEPH CHURCH, 33 West St., AVERY ST. CHRISTIAN 9:30 a.m.. Worship Service, child care Town clerk, 6 to 8 p.m.. Town Of­ Monday p.m., Raymond Library. Keller, members will tour the gar­ region, including door-to-door com­ The pamphlet was prepared by the GOSPEL HALL, Center St. 9 a.m.. Holy Communion, Nursery for Webb, Rev. Laurence M. Hill, Rev. Rockville. REFORMED CHURCH. 661 Avery available. fice Building. Board of Welfare, 10 to 11 a.m.. Thursday- den. Lunch will follow, and those par­ 10 a.m., Breaking bread; 11:45 a.m., small children. muter service. And a fixed route Department of Defense of the Bruce A, Pehrson, pastors. Saturday Masses at 5 and 7 p.m.; Sun­ St., South Windsor. TALCOTTVILLE CONGREGA­ Tax collector, assessor, 7 to 9 p.m.. Town Hall. Public Building Commission ticipating are asked to bring a Sunday School; 7 p.m., Gospel meeting. ST. BARTHOLOMEW’S CHURCH, day Masses 8:30 (Polish) at 10 a.m. Defense Civil Preparedness Agency, 8 a.m.. Holy Communion; 10 a.m.. 10 a.m.. Morning Worship; 7 p.m.. TIONAL CHURCH, United Church of Town Office Building. Town Council, 7:30 p.m,. Town meeting. 7:30 p.m., Council transit service and from the universi­ sandwich. FULL GOSPEL INTERDENOMI­ 741 E. Middle Turnpike. Rev. Martin J. (Folk) at 11:15 a.m., Vigil of Holy days at Communion Service, Pastor Webb Evening Worship; No Sunday School. Christ. Rev. Kenneth Knox, pastor. Hall. Chambers. ty and the Coventry Lake area is sup­ a federal organization, and is en titl^ Hostesses will be Helen Kingsbury NATIONAL CHURCH, 745 Main St.Rev. Scholsky, pastor. preaching: "Is Christianity 7 p.m.. Holy day at 7:30,9 a.m., and 5 and CHURCH OF ST. MAURICE, 32 9:30 a.m.. Worship Service. The Rev. Tuesday ported, as well as commuter express “In Time of Emergency.” and Jane Welles. In case of rain, the Philip Saunders, minister. Satur^y mass at 5 p.m. Materialistic?” child care available for 7 p.m. Confessions: Saturday 4 and 7:30 Hebron Road, Bolton. Rev. Robert W. Ernest Harris, chaplain at Manchester Board of Education, 7:30 p.m., An­ Tuesday bus [Service to and from Hartford. “The booklet covers recommended trip will be cancelled, and members 10:30 a.m., lia ise. Worship Service Sunday mass at 8:30,10 and 11:30 a.m. p.m. children up to 6 years old; 7:30 p.m., Holy Cronin, pastor. Memorial Hospital, guest preacher. dover Elementary School. Coventry Garden Club, 10 a.m., “ Management would be handled actions that every member of a fami­ will meet instead at the home of and Bible study lor all ages; 7 p.m.. ST. JAMES CHURCH. Rev. James ROCKVILLE BAPTIST CHURCH, Saturday vigil Mass at 5 p.m.; Sunday Communion. VERNON UNITED METHODIST Wednesday Meadowbrook Plaza. Hebron through the formation of a transit ly should know and do in the event of Shirley Glenney on Silver Street. Deliverance Service. Archambault, Rev. William F. Carroll, NORTH UNITED METHODIST 69 Union St. Rev. Robert L. LaCounte, Masses at 7:30, 9:15 and 11 a.m. CHURCH, Route 30. Rev. Marjorie School Building Committee. 8 p.m., Wednesday district, with participation of all ten FAITH BAPTIST CHURCH, Orange Rev. Francis V. Krukowski, team CHURCH, 300 Parker St. Rev. Erie R, pastor. ST. JOHN’S EPISCOPAL CHURCH, Hiles, pastor. Sunday Hail 2 E. Center St. Rev. James Beiiasov, ministry; Rev. Edward J. Reardon, 9 a.m.. Worship Service; 10:15 a.m., Route 30. Vernon. Rev. Robert H. Wellner, Andover Elementary School. Conservation Commission. 7:30 Custer, pastor. 9:15 a.m.. Worship Service, Nursery Canoe paddling event scheduled for pastor. pastor emeritus. 9 a.m .. Worship Service, sermon: Sunday School; 7 p.m.. Evening Service. rector. Conservation Commission, 7:30 p.m.. Town Hall. provided. today has been cancelled. Will be 9:30 a.m., Sunday School; 10:30 a.m.. Saturday vigil masses at 5 and 7:30 “Women In The Bible: Ruth” Nursery SACRED HEART CHURCH, Route 8 a.m.. Holy Communion; 10 a.m.. BOLTON UNITED METHODIST p.m., member's home. Cemetery Commission, 7:30 p.m,. rescheduled. Worship Service; 7 p.m.. Evening Ser- p.m.; Sunday masses at 7:30, 9 and 10:30 for children 5 years old and younger, 30, Vernon. Rev. Ralph Kelley, pastor; Family Service and (^urch School. CHURCH, 1040 Boston ’Turnpike. Rev. Town Hall. ! vice. a.m., noon, and 5 p.m. liturgist is Russell Holmes; Baptist of Rev. Michael Donohue. VERNON ASSEMBLIES OF COD Marjorie Hiles, pastor. Monday Independent invites opponents Public Health Nursing Association, CHURCH OF THE ASSSUMPTION, ST. MARY’S EPISCOPAL CHURCH. Marc William Hernandez, infant son of Saturday Mass at 5 p.m.; Sunday CHURCH, 51 Old Town Road, Rockville. It a.m.. Worship Service; 10 a.m.. Bolton 7:30 p.m.. Town Hall. Rham Junior High Building Com: Adams Street at Tbpmpson Road. Rev. Park and Church streets. Rev. Stephen Masses 7:30, 9, 10:30 a.m. and noon. Arthur and Nancy (Hubbard) Hernandez, Rev. Earl K. Pettibone, pastor. Church School. Public Works Study Committee, mittee, 7:30 p.m., Rham Library. Edward S. Pepin, pastor. K. Jacobson, rector; Rev. Barbara F. WAPPING COMMUNITY CHURCH, 9:45 a.m.. Sunday School for all ages; 11 Monday Coffee fellowship following service. TRINITY LUTHERAN CHURCH, ■ 7:30 p.m.. Town Hall. Saturday Masses at 5 and 7:30 p.m.; West, assistant to the rector; Rev. Alan TRINITY COVEN.ANT CHURCH, 302 1790 Ellington Rd., South Windsor Rev. a.m.. Worship Service, N ursery Meadowlark Road, Vernon. Rev. Donald Town clerk, tax collector, Thursday Sunday Masses at 7:30, 9, 10:30 and 1:45 Board of Welfare, 7:30 to 8:30 p.m.. J. Broadhead, assistant to the rector. Hackmatack St. Rev. Norman E. Harold W. Richardson, minister. available; 6 p.m.. Evangelistic Service, McLean, pastor. assessor, 7 to 9 p.m., (Community Board of Selectmen, 3 p.m., Town to discuss campaign issues a.m. 7:30 a.m.. Holy Eucharist, Rite I, with Town Hall, Swensen, paStor; Milton Wilson assistant 9:15 and 10:45 a.m.. Worship Service Nursery available. 9 a.m., Woship Service. Hall. Office Building. CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF homily by Father Jacobson; 10 a.m.. and (Jiurch School. Lions Club, 8 p.m., UConn Alumni to the pastor; Matthew Hennigan, youth S T . PETER’S EPISCOPAL BOLTON CONGREGATIONAL Soccer program begins, 6 p.m., George Hasapes, who will run on in Coventry, told Hasapes, “It is a contact with the voters through a LATTER-DAY SA IN TS, Woodside Holy Eucharist, Rite I, with sermon by FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, Sand Hill Road, South Wind­ Center. ministries. CHURCH, Bolton Center Road. Rev. J. Bolton High ^hool. the independent ticket for represen­ nice idea, and is a tradition in two of vigorous door-to-door effort.” Street & Hilistown Road. Wendel K. Father Jacobson. 8:15 and 10 a.m.. Worship Service with CHURCH OF ANDOVER, UNITED sor. Rev. Bruce Jacques, vicar; Rev. Young People's AA, 8 p.m.. St. Stanton Conover, minister. St. Maurice Church Finance Com­ tative from the 53rd Assembiy our communities already.” He added, “i've found that during Walton, bishop. SECOND CONGREGATIONAL the Rev. Mr. Swensen, preaching and Mr. CHURCH OF CHRIST. Rev. David J. Ronald E. Hademan, assistant to the 10:30 a.m.. Worship Service, Aloysius Mary's. Vernon mittee, 8 p.m.. Community Hall. District, has sent letters to Robert He noted that the Coventry Jaycees this period of heightened public in­ 8:30 a.m.. Priesthood; 9:30 a.m.. CHURCH, United Church of Christ, Nilson leading the service. Nursery for Reese III, minister. vicar. Aheam, speaker. Captain Nathan Hale School PTO Seminary; 10:30 a.m., Sunday School; 5 385 N. Main St. Rev. Dr. James D. Monday Walsh, incumbent Democrat, and chapter annually arranges just such terest, most people are more willing preschool children; 9:15 a.m.. Coffee and Tuesday Executive Board, 8 p.m., school. p.m.. Sacrament Service. an event and invites the public in to discuss the. issues and express MacLauchlin, pastor. Fellowship; 4 p.m.. Church picnic at the Summer Music Program, mini­ Tea to honor Emma Smith, 2 p.m., Republican nominee Ciaire Conneliy SALVATION ARMY, 661 Main St. 10 a.m., Summer United Services of Thursday Coventry. He told Hasapes that in bis their views. It's my best time to home of Jack and Marie Johnson, Route concert, 11 a.m., Bolton Center Rockville Hospital cafeteria. inviting them to participate in a Capt. and Mrs. Arthur Carlson, corps of­ Worship at Center Congregational Jews for Jesus couple to speak 85, Hebron. Windham-Tolland Building Inspec­ series of discussions on the issues. own town of Willington that the two meet with and hear from the public, ficers. Church. School. Tuesday- CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE, 236 evangelistic teams which travel tors, 1:30 p.m., Town Hall. In a ieter to the endorsed can­ Town Committees have jointly spon­ and I devote most of my time to this 9:30 a.m., Sunday School; 10:45 a.m.. COMMUNITY BA PTIST CHURCH, Steve and Jan Cohen, staff though the town I grew up in was not Board of Health, 7 p.m.. Communi­ Final registration session for Ver­ Main St. Rev. Neale McLain, senior throughout the country. Board of Education, 7:30 p.m.. didates, Hasapes said the sored an affair of this nature for the sort of effort,” Walsh said. Holiness Meeting; 6 p.m., Open-Air 585 E. Center St. Rev. Ondon Stairs, evangelists with Jews for Jesus, will very Jewish, I’ve always wanted to ty Hall. non Soccer Association, 6 to 8 p.m., pastor; Rev. George Emmitt, minister of Steve and Jan Cohen are two of the Town Hall. forthcoming legislative session wiil iast two state elections. “That lekves He added, “Therefore, given my Meeting: 7 p.m., Savation Meeting. pastor. present a special presentation of feel close to my heritage. Jesus has St. Maurice (Tiurch Parish Council, Lottie Fisk Building, Henry Park. visitation and outreach. full-time staff members in the New have to address itself to several basic only Tolland with no such an near-completed campaign schedule. UNITED PENTECOSTAL CHURCH, 9:30 a.m.. Service of Worship with 9:30 a.m., Sunday School classes for all Jewish gospel music and drama Sun­ truly made me more Jewish than 7:30 p.m., church. Wednesday 187 Woodbridge St. Rev. Marvin Stuart, Communion, message by the minister, day at 6 p.m. at the Manchester York branch of Jews for Jesus. ever.” Fire Commissioners, 7:30 p.m., East Hartford and difficult issues, arrangement,” Walsh said. I'd ask that if you arrange such a ages; 10:45 a.m .. Morning Worship, Bobby Kaye concert, 7 p.m., Henry He added, “ I'm sure you'll agree Tolland event, it be set for sometime minister. “Who Does God Love, And Why?" Child message by the Rev, Mr. McLain, Church of the Nazarene, 236 Main St. Before moving to New York, they Steve's wife, Jan, also graduated firehouse. “In tbe time honored Connecticut Sunday Park. that where some civic-minded between Sept. 5 and 15, the only period 10 a.m., Sunday School; 11 a.m.. care provided. Children’s Church and Nursery provided; Jews for Jesus is a national travelled extensively and also served from the University of Washington. Wednesday tradition of town meetings, I suggest Worship; 6:30 p.m.. Prayer; 7 p.m.. FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, 6 p.m.. Evening Service, special presen­ organization which seeks to present as coordinators in the Seattle - Her spealialty is music and she was a Fourth Annual Marine Classic Subarea E Health Systems Agency a discussion be held in each of the groups are aiready providing this during which I have some evening Worship. Public Building Committee, 7:30 SCIENTIST. 447 N. Main St. tation of Jewish gospel music and drama Jesus as an option of both Jew s and Tacoma, Wash. area. boating event, noon, with boat races meeting, 7:30 p.m.. Ellington Town three towns which comprise the 53rd sort of pubiic service, duplication and weekend flexibility.” PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, 43 soloist for the University of 10 a.m.. Church Service, Sunday School by Steve and Jan Cohen, staff evangelists p.m.. Community Hall. and other boating events, Connec­ Hall. District,” he said. would be unneessary. However, I ’d Claire Connelly, of Coventry. Spruce St. Rev. Richard Gray, pastor. Gentiles. They have more than 100 Steve is a Jewish believer from Washington Chorale and toured for pupils up to the age of 20, care for with Jews for Jesus, Nursery provided. ticut River near Keeney Cove. He added that these meetings be more than happy to participate in Republican candidate for the 52nd, 10:30 a.m.. Worship Service, Nursery full-time staff members and perma­ Pasco, Wash., and a graduate of the Europe with them. She is also an ac­ Thursday Thursday very young children, subject of the CENTER CONGREGATIONAL said she wrote to Hasapes telling him nent branches in San Francisco, Los University of Washington. He also complished organist and pianist. She Board of Education, 8 p.m., Bolton Monday Road race, 6:15 p.m., starting at would give the district’s voters an op­ such a public forum in Toiland also provided; 9:15 a.m., Sunday School; 7 lesson-sermon: “Sprit," golden text from CHURCH, United Church of Christ, 11 p.m.. Service, Informal Worship. did graduate work at the University Elementary School. Reed and Lewis streets. portunity to become more famiiiar should you care to establish one she would be glad to participate in a the Bible: “Hereby know we that we Center St. Rev. Newell H. Curtis Jr., Angeles, New York, Boston, Chicago now serves as office manager for the Board of Education, regular ST. JOHN’S POLISH NATIONAL of Puget Sound. He came to believe with the issues and to participate in there.” discussion group in all three towns. dwell in him, and he in us, because he pastor. and Miami as well as three mobile New York branch of Jews for Jesus. CATHOLIC CHURCH, 23 Golway St. in Jesus in 1973 and he says, “ Even the discussions. Walsh told Hasapes that his She said she has already asked the hath given us of his Spirit.” I John 4:13. 10 a.m.. United Summer Worship at Rev. Walter A. Hyszko, pastor. The three towns in the district are schedule for this year’s campaign is Coventry Republican Town Com­ EMANUEL LUTHERAN CHURCH, Center Church, the Rev, Dr. Clifford 0, near to being finaizied. “As you mittee to have such a meeting in 9 a.m.. Mass in English; 10:30 a.m.. Church and Chestnut streets. Rev. Simpson, pastor emeritus of Center Coventry, Tolland, and Willington. Mass in English and Polish. Ronald J. Fournier, Rev. Dale H. Gustaf­ Church has shut-in ministry In a return letter to Hasapes, who know, I view campaigning as a time Coventry. Church will preach, child care provided. volunteers. These candidates iden­ ST. BRIDGET CHURCH, 70 Main St. son, pastors; Nancy Thomas, intern; Special induction rites recently draws the active participation of 118 lives in Wiliington, Walsh, who lives for re-establishing direct personal Rev. Philip A. Sheridan and Rev. Emilio tified the special needs of the sick. Rev. C. Henry Anderson, pastor were held at Saint Bernard’s Parish parishoners at Saint Bernard’s. P. Padelli, co-pastors. emeritus. of Rockville when the Rev. John J. They were also prepared to bring Saturday masses at 5 and 7:30 p.m; The newly received ministers are Satursday, 5 p.m., Protestant Worship CHURCH OF CHRIST, Lydall and White, pastor, commissioned 14 men Holy Communion to the home bound Sunday masses at 7:30, 9 and 10:30 a.m. Vernon streets. Eugene Brewer, Louise Barbero, Debra Bajohr, Service with Communion; Sunday, 8 and women as special ministers to after weekend masses. in sactuary, and 10:30 a.m. and noon in a.m.. Matins Service with Communion; 9 minister. Rogert Beaulieu, Mary Beebe, Frank Track land not for sale As an extension of the parish’s con­ the shut-ins of the parish. Bulger, Ellen Chicoine, Frank school auditorium. a.m.. Communion Service, Children’s 9 a m., Bible Classes; 10 a.m.. cern for the sick and aged, these men MIDDLETOWN (UPI) - A group Corp, said Thursday. to go forward with the deal. " CONCORDIA LUTHERAN With the encouragement of Bishop Eibell, Betty Knose, Ratricia But, Amato said, Mooney instead Chapel and Nursery for infants; 6:30 Worship, sermon: “Over Your and women become the first parish of landowners have voted not to sell a Mooney had held an option for two CHURCH, (L.C.A.), 40 Pitkin St. Rev. p.m.. Youth open house. Signature” ; 6 p.m.. Worship, sermon: Daniel P. Reilly, bishop of Norwich Lessard, Robert Menard, Mary asked MIDC to state in writing it was visitors to the sick. Other ministries 40-acre tract to horse racetrack years on the tract. The option Burton D. Stand, pastor. Rev. David B. SOUTH UNITED METHODIST “Remembering — Making Your Calling Diocese, a four-part formation Pagani, Maureen Piscitello, Thomas willing to sell Mooney the land if he of parish lectors, special ministers of promoter Ronald Mooney, further expired in January. Stacy, associate pastor. CHURCH, 1226 Main St. Rev. George W. Sure” (Book Review: 2 Peter) course was inaugurated for parish Sheehan and Ted Yarusewicz. could arrange financing. The group Eucharist, and catechists already clouding the future of the proposed Amato said Mooney called him last $55 million Sawmill Brook week to ask if the developers would refused on a vote of 9-5, Amato said. Racetrack. reopen talks on another purchase op­ Mooney’s state license to build the Wings of morning “We'd played along with the track tion. track was revoked last spring by the this far: we’d had enough and we “I made it very clear to him I state gaming commisison because he had failed to prove he had the didn't want to play anymore,” Vin­ would not call a meeting unless he National Council of Jews and By was prepared to buy the land,” necessary financial backing. He has 1 was at first bewildered by his gave me a quotation irom “A The chuckle cen t Amato, president of the What do you expect? Christians, who is himself a Roman Eugsnt applied for a new license. screaming, but as his words kept Shepherd Looks at Psalm 23” by Middletown Industrial Development Amato said. “He said he was ready Once in the village of Springfield, A missionary hurrying back to bis Catholic, said that “The Second Brewer streaming through the screen, I felt Phillip Keller. I have read the book, Vt. I watched a woman grab a child village through the jungle suddenly Vatican Council denounced anti- there was just one thing to do. I spoke yet missed the fuiler meaning of by the hand, give the lad a good came upon this savage lion smack in Semeticism and absolved the Jews of loudly and sharply to him. He was these two paragraphs: Truth is narrow. In shaking, and screamed “Why don’t the middle of the path. There was no blame for the crucifixion of Jesus ... startled and I ask ^ , “What could he “For the child of God, the Old mathematics two plus two Secretary awarded damages you act iike an adult?” This to her way to turn left or right. To turn and Testament account of Israel moving ” You might be interested to know equals four. In music there expect of life?” fiee would invited disaster because own flesh and blood who had from Egypt into the Promised Land, that Hitler praised the 1850 script. are eight steps in an oc­ I continued that some married the animal could easily outrun him. HARTFORD (UPI) — A woman pensatory and punitive damages. Mrs. Kelsey's attorney, said Friday probably lived no more than five is a picture of us moving from sin tave. In science water is Not typical student couples don’t even make their twen­ So the man of God dropped to his who was forced out of her position as Mrs. Kelsey was drummed out of the ruling is a precedent because the years. I wonder just what she into the life of overcoming victory. Lest you feel that this is only a composed of two parts ties, fortieth, or fiftieth anniver­ knees and started to pray. younger students. Also, I don’t look quite as secretary of the Connecticut State the union in 1975. She criticized the court held deprivation of free speech expected. problem for Germany, let me remind hydrogen to one part Janet Allen is not your typical medical stu­ saries. He and his wife had had each We are promised such a life. It has Employees Association because she union leadership in public and was for a state union official is illegal. What do you expect? What do we been provided for us and is made you that not too long ago Frank Collin oxygen. dent. That’s because she is a fortyish widow ‘green’,” she said. She said one drawback is other’s iove up to the 65th. Shortly thereafter he opened his criticized the union leaders in public ruled to have violated her oath of Mrs. Kelsey said that the only way have a right to expect? We often ask possible by the unrelenting effort of in Chicago publicly ranted: Jesus exhorted men to that she doesn’t find learning as easy as she Immediately he calmed down, eyes and was amazed to see the lion with two children to support. Although she has been awarded $15,000 damages loyalty. All the union officers were before the ruling for CSEA union peo­ "Why should this happen to m e?” as Christ on our behalf. “I believe there was no Holocaust enter into life by the once did. Nevertheless, Allen is in the top half opened the screen door, and invited kneeling beside him in prayer also. narrow gate, for the wide comes in for her share of teasing about being by a Superior Court jury. pledg^ to loyalty in an oath which ple to talk to each other across the if our charmed lives should go from ... But if there was, they deserved it me in. Then, and only then, could my “How he works to clear of rocks of gate and broad way leads an “old woman,” the aspiring pediatrician of her University of New Mexico class and Hartford Superior Court Judge forbade them from going public with state in the 35,000-memher organiza­ birth to death without any trouble, — just as they are going to deserve it ministry of comfort begin. stoney unbelief. How he attempts to “What a miracle this is. By now I to death. Matt. 7:13, 14. gets along well with her classmates and was one of 338 U. S. Medical students who David Shea ruled Friday Patricia complaints. tion was though the press. She said. accidents, or illness. What do we was sure that you would have mauled It is well for us to examine our break up the hard, proud human this time.” Jesus conditioned salvation Kelsey had the right to criticize the Mrs. Kelsey lost a series of appeals “This guarantee of free speech is of expect of our children, or our to death, but here you are in prayer This an American speaking in 1978. even sees advantages in her age. “I have a took part in birth defects research last expectations. Anyone who has heart that is set like sun-dried clay. upon baptism, Mark 16:15, leaders of the CSEA — Connecticut’s within the union hierarchy and later tremendous importance.” parents? What do we expect of with me. A miracle indeed.” much easier time interviewing patients than summer under a March of Dimes grant. learned to resolve the difference He then sows the seed of his own. Can you believe it? 16. The apostles made it a largest state employee union — even lost her attempt to get a preliminary Mrs. Kelsey is now chief fiscal of­ neighbors and friends and those we precious word which, if given half a prerequisite to remission between expectations and results is though she had taken an oath not to injunction stopping her ouster. ficer for the Connecticut Justice meet by chance along the way? Very The lion snorted, “ Please be quiet. of sins, Acts. 2:38. They weli on the way to a reasonably hap­ chance to grow, will produce rich complain in public. Commission in Hartford, often our reaction to their action I’m saying grace.” Outwitted even described baptism as Eugene Sosnoff of New Haven. py life. crops of contentment and peace. He The jury then awarded her com­ stems from what’s expected. waters this with the dews and rain of “He drew a circle that shut me out our way of dying to sin, Coffee machines recalled 1 attended many years ago a very burying the old life, and A very dear friend helps his presence by the Holy Spirit. He juries or property damage:” happy 65th wedding anniversary. I Terrible rumblings Heretic, rebel, a thing to flout. arising to a new life, Rom. CAMBRIDGE, Mass. ( U P I ) - The distributed and serviced since Juiy The company said that out of the Inmate moves completed tends and cares and cuitivates the 6:3-6. And they made it the remained after the other guests had One of the great joys of this column But love and I had the wit to win: distributor of Braun Aromaster 1976. life, longing to see it become rich and from the past total number of coffeemakers sub­ NORFOLK, Mass. (UPI) — Twenty-seven inmates is the shared experiences of close means of entering “into Coffeemasters began a recall of The problem with the left, had a final cup of coffee, and green and productively.” (p.47) When the Passion Play at We drew a circle that took him in.” ject to the recall, a relatively small friends and even strangers who feel Christ,” Gal. 3:27. coffeemakers was discovered while Friday were swiftly and peacefully transferred from the DRIVEWAYS then we bowed our heads in a quiet about 9,3M potentially hazardous If you happen to have a quotation Oberammergau in West Germany Edwin Markham Bejng bom again, salava- number may have a malfunctioning Norfolk Correctional Institution in an effort to halt a prayer of thanksgiving. They stood quite free to introduce themselves coffee making machines Friday. testing, according to Donald that might be helpful for the readers was on stage in 1970, it drew a total A final and staggering word from tlon, fellowship with Christ thermostat. All the recalled products prisoner work boycott. just inside the screen door and waved and then to be enjoined in conversa­ Some 'of ^ e units may contain Gourley, the firm’s managing ad- of “Wings,” please pass it on to me, attendance of 530,000. The town coun­ Jesus; clearly are contingent upon will be screened and adjusted if But despite the move, the work boycott continued. goodbye. tion. defective thermostats which could mistrator. ^ lonial ietting me know if you desire a men­ cil is planning to use the 1850 script your sincere obedience in necessary. Corrections officers and about 80 state police equipped Two weeks iater to the day I came Not too long ago practically a com­ “This is my commandment; love cause overheating, melting of the “We got a very small number tion of your name. Further, if you that is regarded as anti-Semetic. Let baptism. Narrow? I sup­ The coffeemakers subject to the with rio! gear entered the prison at about 6 a.m. to back to that house to face a red plete stranger mentioned how much one another, as I have loved us. pose so — but it is truth! plastic housing and possibly catch returned but in testing them v?e have a question that you would like to us hope they do not. How much better recall can be identified by a label on remove ‘ ringleaders” of the strike which began last Sun­ 9aving. faced, boiling mad husband. 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Two days ago one that I Aromaster Coffeemakers Friday to only one or two instances of flame Massacchusetts Corrections Department spokesman FREE ESTIM ATES T«l. 528-4362 me?” along with many similar ac­ the quote or the question is of suf­ as divided over Jesus. you what I command you.” (John has a production co

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(U P I)-O n a sore left wrist that will require sur­ drawn-out 14-inning 5-5 suspended about a step. two consecutive victories, including Where nothing worked for the NEW YORK (UPI) - By gery. contest with the Yankees, a foul tip At 1:30 in the morning, when most Crowds, collectionr^ f Notes off the cuff an historic day when Jack the British Open when he achieved a frustrated and bedeviled Nicklaus, doing a little simple Crenshaw, however, had to- off Willie Randolph’s bat in the se­ of the other people in baseball Baseball attendance, like the Despite being the No.l baseball Nicklaus bom b^ out of the record 17th major crown. Watson had all the luck he needed in struggle for a 71 that put him • arithmetic, you can estimate cond inning caught Ffsk in the most already were asleep, or should’ve caliber of play, has dropped off con­ diamond in Manchester, the surface PGA Championship with three The 38-year-old Nicklaus virtually taking a four-shot lead over Tom alongside Weiskopf and Inman at 140 > Carlton Fisk bends up and sensitive part of his groin. The pain been, Carlton Fisk, still in uniform, siderably in the Hartford Twilight at Manchester Community College eliminated himself from contention Weiskopf, Ben Crenshaw and Joe In­ double bogeys on the back and claimed he was unhappy wih his I down something like 12,000 was excruciating and for a few sat on the floor in the Red Sox League' this season. has received little play this summer. for a record-tying fifth PGA crown man. Following a 67 on Thursday, game. ; nine, Tom Watson, his heir times a season. That’s a con­ moments as he doubled over, it dressing room at Yankee Stadium That's the word from Jeff Koelsch Moriarty’s have stuck to Moriarty when he skied to a 79 Thursday, but Watson stood at 6-under 136. The only other player still under; looked as if he might not be able to and ravenously spooned up some who serves as team manager for the Field for Twi League offerings, for successor as golf’s top player, he had seemed confident he could “It was one of those days,” servative estimate. par after two rounds was Johnny* continue, but after walking around sauced meat balls from a paper plate Manchester entry,' Moriarty obvious reasons, but it wouldn't be a rode his lucky star and a come back for a respectable beamed the bright-eyed, red-headed Squatting on his haunches, with Miller, whose 72 left him at 141. But • for a while, he put on his mask and put out for all the players by the Brothers, and has been around the bad idea to christen the MCC facility golden putter to a 2-under-par showing. He seemed to be doing just Watson, sheepishly trying to con­ those metal bars across his face and Miller, who says he’s searching for ■ qot behind the plate again. clubhouse attendant. league for 40 years. Matt Moriarty Field as well. Moriar­ that with three birdies on the first vince everyone that he was playing all that harness on, beating off nasty 69 Friday and a comfortable “the perfect swing,” discounted his Two innings later, Fisk singled “1 was runninq as fast as Lcould "Last Tuesday night at Moriarty ty has played a key role in establish­ seven hgles of the second round, poorly. “I didn’t hit the ball worth a own chances. foul tips on every part of his body all four-shot lead after two sharply to drive in Jerry Remy and but I felt like I was spinning my Field, we had the smallest collection ment of the college and has con­ chatting cheerfully with his gallery dam, but I scored very well. It was “I ’m just playing my own tour­ the while, he has to be “ in” the ball rounds. after crossing first base, with time wheels,” he said, talking about the in all my years with the team, J7.80, tributed much since its birth. on the way. one of those days when nothing went game with each pitch. And if you nament,” claimed the free-talking* called, he walked into foul territory ball he hit in the 13th. which wasn't even enough to pay for “I feel very bad,” Nicklaus said But in almost unbelievable fashion wrong as far as my score was con­ don’t think all this intense concentra­ Miller, who busted Oakmont open and bent his head toward his knees. The Red Sox receiver took a couple the baseballs used," the white- Registrations are now being moments after the 18th hole, where he had double bogeys on the 12th, 15th cern ^ . tion and physical activity doesn’t with a closing 63 in the 1973 U.S. He was white as chalk. All the of sips from a can of beer and thatched man said. accepted for all adult play in the Rec he had put his second shot into the and 18th holes for a round of 74 that “It was a scrambling round saved take a whole lot out of a man, you Open. “I don’t care what anyone else. blood had rushed from his head and someone asked him how it felt to be "Attendance started to drop off Department’s Town Tennis Tour­ bleachers. “I knew everybody out left him at 153. Incredibly, the double by my golden putter,” continued ought to get a look at the big Boston does. The way I ’ve been playing I suddenly he felt nauseous, as if he behind the plate so long, in the rain last year at Mt. Nebo’s Moriarty naments slated to start Aug. 19. there was pulling for me and I ’m bogey on 15 resulted when Nicklaus Watson, whoinsisted time and again catcher now. can’t expect to win. I ’m my own was going to throw up. and and all, and then come out of the Field. " Koelsch added,"when the Deadline to sign up is Aug. 16. Rec sorry I disappointed them.” three-putted from eight feet. that he had to play a lot better to He has lost 15 pounds and he aches worst enemy the way I’ve been “What’s-a-matter?” Johnny game with nothing really to show for collections averaged between $50 and Department office can supply any in­ Four policemen Came to the back “The double bogey at 12 took the stand a reasonable chance of piddling with my game.” all over. His nickname is “Pudge" Pesky, the Red Sox first base coach, it. $60 a game. formation. door of the clubhouse to escort wind out of my sails,” said Nicklaus. claiming his first PGA crown. but there is nothing at all pudgy Watson, Weiskopf, Inman and “These kind of nights make you "Two years ago, we averaged Nicklaus to his car, but his longtime “I felt I had to make two more bir­ Weiskopf, saying he enjoyed I about him now. He looks pale and inquired solicitously. Miller all were helped by playing in Candlelight Softball League winners “John, I’m beat,” Fisk answered. ache all over your body,” he said. between $90 and $110 at Mt. Nebo," Once again this is the period — caddy, Angelo Argea, sent them dies to get back into contention.” playing on such a “traditional, drawn, almost as if he has just the early group when the greens still “My strength is all sapped.” “Especially when you have to keep he added. mid-summer and vacation — for away, telling them poignantly, “He Joining Nicklaus as a spectator for classic golf course” as Oakmont, donated a couple of pints of blood, but were soft from Thursday’s heavy Championship laurels in the Class A “You want me to call the trainer?” squatting for so many hours.” Koelsch, who has been taking up forfeits to crop up in Recreation doesn’t need any help. There’s the rest of the weekend was Arnold proved it with five birdies on his first ^ Valk, Merrill Myers. Front, Dave White, Dan it’s a long, long season and the Red rains. asked Pesky. “What do you think about behind the collections on a pass-the-hat and Department summer adult league nobody here.” Palmer, the sentimental favorite 10 holes to equal Watson’s first day Candlelight Slow Pitch Softball League were Larson, Jim Flaherty, bat boy Dave White, Sox need both his bat and his glove “There’s no doubt in my mind the “No, I ’ll make it,” Fisk said, the plate?” was one question. hope-for-the-best basis for years, play. Bonds were posted by teams in It marked only the first time since who failed in his 21st consecutive score of 67 and Inman also was garnered by Fogarty’s Oilers. Squad Gary Kost, Bob Goehring. Missing were John desperately. The farthest thing from guys in our half of the field had the moving over to take his position on Fisk smiled. also at St. Thomas, the official home an effort to cut down on no-shows but the 1968 PGA that Nicklaus failed to attempt to win a PGA title. Palmer, overjoyed with a 68, achieved despite his mind is going up to Manager Don advantage,” conceded Weiskopf. members, top row (1. to r.) Ron Seplowitz, Barry, John Fogarty. (Herald photo by Chas­ first base again. “You’re always thinking about the fild field of the Twi loop, said both the syrstem hasn’t worked to perfec­ survive the cut in a major cham­ who lives in nearby Latrobe, went Zimmer and asking him for a rest. Bob Blass, Steve McAdam, Rich Marsh, Bob tain) Fisk caught the entire game which game,” he said, "but once in a while crowds and collections are down at tion yet. To give you some idea of what Fisk was interrupted twice by rain and when there’s a break in the action for that site. means to the Red Sox, he was 21-for- lasted until 1:16 in the morning. In a second or so, you day dream “We’ve averaged about $22 at St. Hartford Road Dairy Queen will 54 during those 11 of 14 games they the 13th, weary as he was, Fisk between pitches. You look at the peo­ Thomas this year when 1 helped out, host a softball tripleheader Sunday Walton wants outf dropped before coming into Yankee smashed a wicked sizzler to the left ple relaxed and enjoying themselves which is under what was collected afternoon at Fitzgerald Field star­ Joe’s world Stadium for their latest series with of third baseman Graig Nettles. The in the stands and you say to yourself each game a year ago," he added. ting at 1 o’clock. The Queens will the defending world champs. That ball had base hit written all over it wouldn’t it be nice to be like them for For the first time in years, Moriar- meet Home Insulation (10-4) and By JO E QARMAN Football widow speaks out works out to a .389 batting average but somehow Nettles flagged it down a while, to be able to take two or ty’s, perennial regular season and Blazers to oblige Silkey’s (13-1) with the two invaders and nobody else on the club could and made the throw to first. three days off and maybe go to New playoff champions under Gene John­ also meeting one another. The locals touch it. Sand had been poured over the Hampshire with the family. son's guidance will be on the sport an 11-1 record and play will PORTLAND, Ore. (UPI) — The Portland Trail Blazers Friday mother. For 12 months a year, being barroom bouncer. SMITHFIELD, R.I. (U PI)- With his .299 season average, his 15 baselines because of the rain and. “1 still hope to do it in October,” he sidelines when post-season activity feature the top three teams in the said center Bill Walton, the NBA’s most valuable player, had a child of God is easy, but from the “Now, the reason for this letter. Rock on bottom There’s a football widow in home runs and his 59 R BI, he is the although Fisk was giving it all he had said. “I mean AFTER the World starts later this month. Women’s State League. Kevin’s birthday is Sept. 2 and asked to be traded prior to next season and the club has told him first minute of training camp until heartbeat, the very core of the Red trying to make first, the muddy un­ Series, not before it.” Tuesday night the MB's wind up Westerly who doesn’t think the last gun is fired during football already he has made it known and it will try to do so. Sox ballclub. derfooting slowed him down enough His meaning was perfectly clear. their worst season even against last Have a nice weekend. much of the game that season, being a wife and mother is a very clear that all he wants is two The Blazer announcement was con­ However, the ball club has agreed On Wednesday night in that long. so that Nettles’ throw heat him by place Glastonbury at Moriarty Field. My last fishing trip to Labrador provides a living for New different story. tickets for the Patriots’ Monday tained in a one-paragraph statement to try to accommodate him on his happened?” and were greeted with a . was an interesting trip! It was fun, “To be truthful, 1 hate football with night game (Sept. 18). One for him read by a,spokesman who added; wishes. Though neither the club big toothy smile and “That one big. England Patriots’ Coach exciting, frightening at one point and rock, heh?” a deep, purple passion. and one for his father. Being just a “That’s it, anything else will have to nor Walton’s representatives would Chuck Fairbanks. But Fair­ had some of the funniest moments I “I still contend that, with 22 people wife and a mother, who thinks Fun and exercise, too Pro football roundup come from Walton's represen­ go into the reasons for his dis­ The next day was our turn. Doug banks is tops in her book have ever experienced. playing in one game, and all of them watching “Little House on the RSox protest tatives.” enchantment with the Trail Blazers, Ingram and I shared a canoe with Three years ago this July, AI anyway. hassling over one little ball, if you Prairie" at home on television is a Walton’s representatives are his Walton has expressed his displeasure Basil steering. As we cruised down Schmedding, Tom Schmedding (Al’s one part of the lake, I spotted a rising After receiving her appeal, which gave each person playing his own big event, I don’t have the slightest NEW YORK (DPI) — friends Jack Scott and John Bassett, over the use of pain-killing drugs by Test due rookies son and one of Manchester’s finest), trout and called to Basil to put down. he apparently couldn’t resist. Fair­ ball, it would end all the fighting and idea of how to go about getting Boston Red Sox General Court House One a Portland attorney who was players. Frank Horton, Doug Ingram of Ver­ banks said he promised Wednesday make for a much more friendly tickets for such a gigantic event. retained by the cage star. Walton, who injured his left foot in the anchor. He threw the anchor, Manager Haywood non, Dick Sitzer and Doug Hall of which was a good sized rock, well to send two tickets to the unidentified game. “If you help me get to Foxtoro, I Bassett said, “Bill simply feels it a game against Philadelphia in Sullivan plans to file a Lee, Mass., and yours truly flew into lashed and secure, over and an-> woman who wrote him complaining “ Beside, my son doesn’t want to go would ever be so grateful to you. 1 and free agents is in his best interest to play February and was sidelined until the protest with the American plans winter start Minonipi L^e to fish for nounced “Rock on Bottom !” her “two little boys, (my husband to college to learn anything when he would be grateful in more ways than elsewhere. He has great affection for NBA quarter-finals against Seattle, “Brookies.” The camp was owned by and son)” go crazy and drive her grows up. He only wants to play foot­ one. If they go to Foxtoro, I won’t league office over the Portland, and its fans, but he wants su ffer^ a broken foot in the second Doug hooked, caught and released mad during the football season. ball to see how many bumps and have to watch the game on television. failure of the umpiring five months to complete the building. A Ray Cooper, who also runs the lodge the fish I had spotted. I spied another NEW YORK (UPI) — National Football League clubs open to play elsewhere. I cannot go into game against the Sonics. He had By EARL YOST at Ann Marie Lake where we had one, up about two hundred feet. I He read the letter to the Patriots at bruises and broken tones he can Signed, “ A woman who enjoys her Diard said each court can accom­ their abbreviated exhibition schedule in earnest this weekend any further reasons about Bill’s taken a pain-killing shot before the crew to call Thursday Sports Editor fished seven years previously. asked Basil to paddle up a little- their training camp in Smithfield. chalk up to his credit. Didn’t it used family, but who enjoys only the con-, modate 120 members. desires.” Sonics game. night's game until 12:50 and the period will be an especially hectic one for rookies and The float plane touched down on further so 1 could cast to the trout. “Dear Coach Fairbanks: to be girls? God help us, sometimes I cessions stand at football games.” So much fun, you forget it’s One court will feature a full glass Bassett said Walton had met with There had been rumors Walton was a.m. free agents. the water and taxied to the camp. He said, “We stay here. Real good “1 am a child of God, a wife and a think 1 am raising a potential exercise. wall which will be used for the club to express his desires. The sold to the new San Diego franchise, Since the pre-season has been we will also give our starters a lot of Waiting to greet us were Billy place. Rock stay on bottom.” Play was stopped after exhibitions and tournaments. lawyer also said San Diego was in­ but the club denied them. That’s the way Ray Diard, shortened from six to four games this playing tim e.” Michelin, head guide, Philip, second “No way, Basil. There’s a fish up 6'/z innings at 11:22 p.m. Court House officials claim a terested in talking with his client. However, a spokesman for Irv managing general partner of year, many of the rookies and free NFL games have become popular guide, Basil, Philip’s son and there. Paddle up close to his rise,” I player can burn “400 to 500 calories “However, he has been given per- Levin, owner of the San Diego club, with the Red Sox leading Court House One explains agents must prove themselves quick­ in Mexico and both pro and college Hayward Anderson, a 16-year-old said. 8-1. Sullivan claimed the per hour, and it’s more vigorous than mision by the Trail Blazers,” Bassett said, “Obviously Walton is a player racquetball which will be U ly. Most NFL coaches indicate that telecasts are beamed into the coun­ guide. Billy and Philip we had known Basil settled his 200 pound bulk in < tennis. said, “to deal with all the teams in of great ability. Certainly, we would field was unplayable and they will look at newcomers for the try. The game has become so popular from our previous trip. Bill, a fan­ the stem and disagreed, “This good! featured at the combination All fourwall courts will be air con­ the NBA for a deal.” like to have him and plan to talk to Former Yale track coach should have been called first two games and then use the final that The NFL is considering playing tastic guide, is a Labradoorian, place. Rock stay on bottom!” ditioned for year round play with Walton, who signed a five-year con­ him in due course.” racquetball-total fitness club two exhibitions to prepare their the 1980 Pro Bowl in Mexico City. Philip, Mhicmac Indian, is one of the “Dammit, Basil, paddle up there. sooner, particularly since playable ceilings and hardwood tract when he was drafted first out of The spokesman for San Diego said now under construction in regulars for the first 16-game regular “If there’s enough interest in the best boat handlers I have ever seen. That’s where the fish are rising! Not_ the Bosox had to fly to floors. UCLA four years ago, would be the Portland announcement on Talcottville near The Steak season starting Labor Day weekend. sport as I have been told there is, The other two were unknown to us. here!” I really bellowed, showing my • Two separate memberships will be headed into his fifth year next season Walton’s availability “came out of Milwaukee after the game. Out on Route 83. Clubs must trim their rosters to 60 there won’t be any problem for That first evening we were there exasperation. receives national laurels .Sullivan also was irate offered, which are available now. with the option year following before the blue.” players by Aug. 15, to 50 by Aug. 22 staging more pre-sason games here, we headed down the lake — two Very slowly Basil picked up the Plans for the 12-court facility call Total Fitness membership will in­ he could become a free agent. because if the umpires and to the regular season limit of 43 including the 1980 Pro Bowl,” said fishermen and a guide to a canoe. rock, reached for the paddle, and for an opening in late December or clude unlimited use of club facilities, G National Track and Field Youth He is currently a financial analyst on Aug. 28. Some clubs have as many NFL Executive Director Don Weiss. (These were actually 16’ square end proceeded to paddle us ... not to the CHARLESTON, W.Va. had waited and the early January. including the Health Club saunas, Program track meet at Huntington, and lives in Sewickley, Pa. ^ as 75 players in camp entering the Veteran quarterback Archie Man­ boats, built canoe style, with a 10 rise ... but in circles! (UPI) — Six track and field Yankees had their turn at Ron Mirek, of Hartford, Connec­ whirlpools, pro shop discounts and W. Va. Saturday. Giegengack, 70, of New Haven, first full week of exhibitions. ning leads the Saints against Montreal Canadiens sold horse outboard on the stem .) Our lit­ “What in bloody blue blazes are hat, the game would have ticut Open champion, will manage use of the racquetball courts at stars, four athletes and two Hardin, represented by members Conn., coached track and field at In the only afternoon game Satur­ Philadelphia. Coach Dick Nolan said tle armada of four boats headed you doing!” Doug yelled. “The fish the building and serve as head pro. He preferred member rates. coaches — including a former of his family, won a silver medal in Yale University from 1946 until been suspended. The day, New Orleans and Philadelphia Bobby Scott, Manning’s regular MONTREAL (UPI) — The prestigious Molson family re-established Friday down through a small rapids. Tom are over there, not here!” is the current assistant pro at Court The racquetball membership en­ the Los Angeles Olympic games as a retiring in 1975. He has also served as remaining two innings play at Mexico City. On Saturday backup, will play the third quarter it’s lengthy ties with Canada’s top professions sports team, the Montreal and Al, with Basil guiding, were in Basil gmnted and dug in again ... Yale track and field coach — House One in Avon, which opened titles one to use the courts at freshman at Louisiana State Univer­ a member of the U.S. Olympic Com­ would have had to he night, Cincinnati is at Tampa Bay, and two rookies, Ed Bums and Mike Canadiens, when Molson Breweries of Canada Ltd. purchased the club from the third boat. The first two boats and we swung the opposite way. were inducted into the last year and now boasts a full preferred member rates. The gym, sity in 1932, and a gold medal in the mittee for track and field since 1954. Oakland at Chicago, Kansas City at Rieker, will play in the second and Carena-Bancorp for $20 million. threaded their way through the rocky “Paddle this way! Paddle this National Track and Field Hall played when the two teams membership. whirlpool, sauna, lockers and Berlin Olympic games four years Snyder, 81, of Columbus, Ohio, Green Bay, Washington at fourth. The surprise purchase followed rapids makings sharp turn at the last way!” I used motions with my words next meet in September. Cost of land and the building in showers will be available. This of Fame during ceremonies later. During the four-year period he coached track and field teams at Minnesota, San Francico at Dallas, Green Bay Coach Bart Starr will rumors that Labatt’s Breweries Ltd. minute to avoid a huge rock jutting thinking perhaps he could not unders­ Talcottville will be three quarters of membership is designed for in­ Friday. was never defeated in the in­ Ohio State University from 1925 until “ I'm still filing the New England at Los Angeles, St. go with second-year quarterback out of the water. Tom and Al watched tand us. a million dollars. Ground Was broken dividuals primarily interested in had also placed a bid for the team. The six raise the total inductees to termediate hurdles. A native of his retirement in 1961 His teams won protest,'* said Sullivan, Louis at Miami, Pittsburgh at David Whitehurst when the Packers The Molson’s acquisition of all as their canoe seemed to be heading “Joe, me not know how paddle last Thursday. Diard said it will take racquetball. 65 since the the shrine was opened in Mississippi, Hardin died in 1975 at six Big Ten championships and he despite the Sox victory. “I Baltimore, Denver at Houston and meet Kansas City. Lynn Dickey, in­ Canadiens shares included the toward this great boulder. canoe,” came from the stem with a Charleston, W. Va., in 1974. the age of 64. coachto eight men who have held couldn't believe it. I know Buffalo at Detroit. jured last season, isn’t expected back American Hockey League franchise Were they apprehensive? No! They very hangdog look. The six are middle distance Smith, 34, known for his “black world records, three of whom were Atlanta is at the New York Jets until mid-season — if at all. for the Nova Scotia Voyageurs, had a true North Country Indian Believe it or not, here we were, in the Yankees wanted a Aluminum or VINYL SIDINO runners Thomas Courtney and John power” salute after winning the gold indicted into the Track and Field and the New York Giants are at Cincinnati Coach Bill Johnson has Canadiens interests in junior hockey Guide steering the canoe! Their non­ the wilds of Labrador, with an Indian suspended game hut there CERTAINTEE wllhlntulallon Woodruff, sprinter Tommie Smith, medal in the 200-meter sprint at Hall of Fam e in 1974. Cleveland on Monday. only five starters from last season league franchises and the business chalance was shattered when they Guide who didn’t know how to paddle the late hurdler Glenn Hardin and Mexico City in 1968, was ranked first Woodruff, 63, was one of the out­ was no way my club was Roofing • Aluminum Gutters The Saints-Eagles game marks the and will start 10 rookies against dealings of the Montreal Forum. slammed into the rock head on! They a canoe! coaches Larry Snyder and Robert in the world for 200 meters in 1966, standing track stars to attend the going hark on that field. first NFL game ever to be played in Tampa Bay. The deal also included an option to turned to Basil as if to ask “What (Continued next week) Don’t Move — IMPROVE Giegengack. 1967 and 1968. He is a former track University of Pittsburgh. He won the Guys could have been hurl Mexico. A sellout crowd of more than Four injured Cleveland Browns eventually, buy the Forum, but Let us show you our complete line of Induction ceremonies included a coach at Oberlin College in Ohio. 1936 Olympic 800 meter gold medal in 42,000 is expected. won’t see action against the Giants. Morgan McGammon, Molson’s presi­ because the field was un­ siding and roofing. Friday night banquet, visits to the Courtney, 45, won two gold medals Berlin as a freshman and won the " I think it will be a good game for They are defensive tackle Jerry dent, said no future plans had yet playable." FREE ESTIMATES new Track and Field Hall of Fame in the 1956 Olympics at Melbourne, NCAA 880 in each of his final three the Mexican fans," said Eagles Sherk (knee), linebacker Robert L. been made. (Avallablo Day or Evanlnga) complex under construction, and including a dramatic come-from- years. He currently lives in New Coach Dick Vermeil. "We’ll play Jackson (knee), guard Robert E. The purchase revived the family’s Dibbs and Orantes appearances at the finals of the Jersey. some backup players, of course, but Jackson and tackle Barry Darrow. relationship with the hockey club — behind victory in the 800 meter race. BARI CONSTRUCTION one that dates back to 1926 when Sen. Feeley Yale assistant Home Improvemairt Division Hartlan Molson was administrative in semifinal round 643-9207 director of the team. NEW HAVEN (UPI) - from Bridgeport Universi­ __^_^all_24Jjour8_a_Da^,»iJ2fl^g_aJ^5gk_ ty in 1961. The Molson family owned the team Don Feeley, who has for 13 Brownlee in tie from 1957 to 1971 when they sold out years been head basketball NORTH CONWAY, N.H. (UPI) - Top-seeded Eddie Dibbs coach and director of to Peter and Edward Bronfman for a fought off three set points to defeat Harold Solomon 7-6, 6-3, $15 million.in a transaction which in­ athletics at Sacred Heart cluded the Canadiens home arena, Friday and advanced to the semifinals of the $175,000 Volvo- University, was named with Sally Little the Montreal Forum. International tennis tournament. Friday as asssistant MIDGET FOOTBALL Third-seeded Manuel Orantes, who strokes to keep the crafty Spaniard basketball coach at Yale Pitcher recalled away from the net. University. 5 will face Dibbs Saturday, needed SUNNINGDALE, England (UPI) — American Vivian NEW YORK (UPI) - Pitcher more than two hours to eliminate In a match -that saw 14 service REGISTRATION breaks in 28 games, Orantes Brownlee shot a two-under-par 72 Friday for a five-under-par 143 Larry McCall has been recalled from stubborn Wojtek Fibak, 4-6, 6-2, 64. Yale Head Coach Ray The other semifinal will pit defen­ authored the final break in the ninth total and a share of the lead with Sally Little of South Africa Tacoma of the International League ■ Carazo said of the appoint­ by the New York Yankees, who • ding champion and ninth-seeded John game of the deciding set with a pret­ ment “1 feel extremely for­ after two rounds of the $100,000 European LPGA Championship. Alexander of Australia, a 64, 64 ty cross-court backhand volley. He Wed. ■ Thurs. - Fri. placed Jim Spencer on the disabled ; C tunate to have someone of Tournament favorite Nancy Lopez, list. , winner over Heinz Gunthardt of then served out the victory. Don’s calibre join us.” bidding for her eighth win this season chip from a bed of pine needles at the Spencer is suffering with a hairline - 'tk Switzerland, against fourth-seeded Alexander’s big serve was blunted Aug. 9-10 “so people wont forget me,” was one ISth to drop one shot, played a “ fat fracture of the third finger on his left ■ - Corrado Barazzutti of Italy. Baraz­ considerably by a light, steady driz­ shot back on 144 after carding 71, chip” to bogey 16 and then hit the hand. ■ zutti edged Gene Mayer, 3-6,64,7-6. zle during his morning match on the Feely’s Sacred Heart while Murle Breer, one-under over­ bunker off the tee at the 17th to lose Dibbs fell behind 4-0 and 5-1 in the red clay courts of the Mt. Cranmore li teams played well enough 6:15 - 8:00 P.M. night, picked up seven birdies and another stroke. tie-breaker against the fifth-seeded Tennis Club. But he prevailed despite > to compete in the NCAA five bogeys to post 72 and stand two “I think the pressure got to me Softball Solomon of Silver Spring, Md. a gutsy performance by the 19-year- Division Two regional Age 10-13 (cannot be 14 before Nov. 1) strokes off the pace at 145, coming in,” said Brownlee, currently Trailing 6-3, the Miami Beach, Fla., old Gunthardt. Their 90-minute hvy-af playoffs five times in seven Amy Alcott carded a one-under-par 36th on the U.S. money list. “I tried FELINE righthander scored five consecutive match had 10 service breaks in 20 years. Last season his Weight 70-115 Lbs. not to sit back and keep making bir­ Standings — Crispino’s 9-3, MCC 7- points, winning the set when Solomon games. squad won the New dies and it kind of backfired on me a 6, Wendy’s 5-8, LaStrada Pizza 3-9. netted a forehand. Barazzutti’s duel with Mayer was England Championships Mt. Nebo for Boys Living South LPGA little. But I got a birdie at 18 and that Consistent Dibbs then broke Solomon in the the crowd-pleaser of the day. Both for the second straight of the Turnpike left me on a high note.” EASTERN third and final games of the second the Italian and the Mindham, N.J. year and posted a 21-7 Steve Gates, former native used every inch of the court 73 to join Jerilyn Britz, Peggy Little, who shot 69 Thursday, Standings — Postal Employees 10- set to enter the semi-finals for the se­ record. Conley, Shirley Englehorn and Betsy struggled to master the gustlng wind Mancester High and Eastern cond consecutive year. during their two-hour battle. Community Y for Boys Living North 3, North Methodist 9-3, Alliance Prin­ Feeley was named New King bracketed on 146. and matched her three birdies with Connecticut State College Dibbs and Solomon are good Mayer, who accused Barazzutti of Midget North Division soccer champs ting 9-4, Army Si Navy 7-6, Dwn England coach of the year of the Turnpike Brownlee, starting the day three three bogeys. friends and are among the smallest stalling at certain times, won the Machine 5-7, Rockwell 5-7, Second track star has copped both in 1972 and 1977 by the under, looked set to take the 6,174- “1 missed a lot of greens, but I was Congo 5-8, Belliveau Paint 0-12. of the big-name players on the pro first set. But the Italian Davis Falcons captured the Recreation vill, Neill Ramsey, Jim MacGillvary, Mark Boys Should Be Accompanied By A Parent or summer cross countiy runs at National Basketball yard tree-line Old Sunningdale hitting 2 irons and 5 woods for second NIKE tennis tour. Cupper started to retrieve virtually Department’s Midget North Division soccer Haddock, Ken Andrulot, Tim Haddock. Front the MCC campus this summer. Coaches Association. The Guardian and They Must Bring a course apart when she raced to seven shots and you are going to miss Standings - Wilson 10-3, Flo’s 8-5, Orantes, a finalist last year, en­ every shot, won the second set, and The third and last race is championship. Squad members, standing (1. row, Kim Brown, Lauren Giles, Linda Hall, New Jersey native com­ Birth Certificate under after birdies at the second, greens when you have to use those Acadia 8-6, Gus’s 7-6, Cherrone’s 6-6. countered much difficulty from the took the third-set tie-breaker when to r.) Coaches Dave Haddock, Tim Donovan. Ray Juleson, Mike Hassett, Mike Patulak, piled a 243-105 record as fifth, ninth and 10th. But the 28-year- clubs in,” said Little, eighth on the Lathrop’s 6-8, Westown 6-7, Barbers Wednesday night. Gates is seventh-seeded Fibak, as Poland’s Mayer double-faulted on match Jim Hall, Bill Cole. (Herald photo by Chas-j, Sacred Heart head coach. I#; old from Dunedin, Fla., fluffed her LPGA money listvAVith $57,702. 0- 12. with the Hartford ’Track Club. top player utilized deep ground point. Middle row, Randy Dumas, Richard Tramen- tano, Kevin Boyko, Mark Cantin, Ken Har- tain) Feelev. 37, graduated ^ *1

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Apply in person after 3:30 Monday thru Friday. East thundershowers are expected in the Southern Plains Region, REFRIGERATORS 38 — Sarvicaa Wantad 0129, Mon.-Fri., 9 am-5 pm. Tennessee, the South Atlantic Coast States, and the East Washers, ranges, used, m. Fani’s Kitchen, 1015 Hartford Convalescent Home, MANCHESTER - For sale MI8C. FOR SALE Manchester Manor Nursing Bualneta Opportunity 14 Gulf Coast Region. Elsewhere weather is fair in general. guaranteed and clean. New Claaalfled ada are taken over ^ain St., Manchester. 745 Main Street. com m ercial building and 41 _ ArtIcJaa for Sala the phone aa a convenience. Home. 385 W. Center St., shipment damaged, GE and 42 ~ Building Suppliaa Happy Sweet 16 Maximum temperatures include: Atlanta 80, Boston 81, liquor store. Call for details, The Herald la reaponaible for ; Manchester. SMALL ENGINE Service Fngidaire. Low prices, B.D, 43 ^ Pata -BIrda- Ooga WAITRESS. To work one day ACCURATE TYPIST for Chicago 79, Cleveland 78, Dallas 85, Denver 83, Duluth 81, Marion E. Robertson, only one Incorrecl inaertlon Corporation - expanding Pearl and Son, 649 Main 44 — Llvaatock a week possibly more. Only Policy Writing and General Houston 89, Jacksonville 87, Kansas City 86, Little Rock 81, Realtor, 643-5953, 45 — Boata A Accaaaorlaa and then only to the alze of the RN '- 3-11 pm, part time. experienced apply. Fani’s dealer network. No Street, 643-2171. original Inaertlon. Errors which Office Work. Previous Los Angeles 79, Miami 88, Minneapolis 86, New Orleans 89, 46 — Sporting Qooda Enjoy working with a skilled Kitchen, 1015 Main S t., experience necessary. •••••••••••••••••••••••••• 47 » Gardan Producta do not lessen the value of the Kathyl experience in Insurance, New York 80, Phoenix 108, San Francisco 74, Seattle 75, St. 46 — Antiquaa . and dedicated supporting staff Manchester. Complete training program. Real Esfate Wanted 28 LOVE SEAT. Like new condi­ advertisement will not be cor­ would be helpful, but not Louis 80 and Washington 83. 49 — Wantad to Buy rected by an additional Inser­ ' at Manchester Manor Nursing required. Please call or write $500. investment required to tion, orange background with People stranded on roof of their home several persons. All roads leading to the area start your own business. Ideal RENTALS tion. ' Home. Good wages and WORK OPPOR’niN ITY. $150 for an interview: Robert J. ALL CASH For your property, white floral print. Call after 4 await rescuers as flood waters rise in Albany, are closed and communications are cut off. 52 ~ Rooma for Rant Schaschl ! benefits. Please call Doris a week potential plus incen­ Smith, Inc., 9^ Main Street, for retired or part time. within 24 hours. Avoicl Red p.m„ 6431168. 53 ^ Apartmanta for Rant Blain, RN director of nurses, tives. Call 5233869. EOE. Manchester, 6435241. Details on request. Mr. Tape, Instant Service. Hayes Texas. The flooding has already killed (UPI photo) 54 — Homaa for Rant H ^p W anM 13 (6466129. Barker. ESCAA Field MOVING SOUTH! Toro 55 ~ Buainaaa for Rant •••••••••••••••••••••••••• Corporation, 6466131, 56 — Raaort Proparty for Rant PART TIME Cleaning CONSTRUCTION MAN. Training Division, box 619, •••••••••••••••••••••••••• Snowblower, maple dining Situation Wanted 15 57 — Wantad to Rant SALES POSITION - Straight SALES Representative for woman, window washer and Preferably knowledgeable in Wading River, New York. Hornet For Sale 23 SELLING your house? Call us room set, maple kitchen set, 58 — Miac. for Rant 13 13 Http Wanted commissions, leads furnished Help Wonted rapidly expanding branch. experienced rug cleaner. 643 Masonry to work on large 11792. first and we’ll make you a many other items. Call 643 AUTOMOTIVE to homeowners. Call 242-5402. International Company has 5747. project as a clerk. Age RESPONSIBLE Mother will MANCHESTER - Family, 3 cash offer! T.J, Crockett, 1974. 61 — Auloa for Sala IF YOU ARE an attractive CERAMIC ’OLE MECHANIC several key territories open in preference 65 or older. Send MANY PEOPLE only dream care for children in my home. and 3, good starter home with Realtor, 643-1577. Flood engulfs town 62 Trucka for Sala - Experienced only. Top of owning their own business. income. Neat and clean. $44,- Connecticut. Sell new and in­ Call 6431076. 5 to 8 p.m. only. QUEEN SIZE hide-a-bed, 63 — Heavy Equipment for Sale motivated woman we need PERMANENT PART-'HME ACCOUNTANT, Bookkeeper. resume to Box JJ, c/o wages, ^ p ly : Atlas 1110,18G2 novated beverage appliance to Perhaps it’s time for you to 900, Group I Realtors 643-2121. attempted to ford a raging creek in 64 — Motorcyclaa-BIcyclaa you. If you are looking for a cashier. 9 to 12 hours per week Full or part time. A Manchester Herald. IMMEDIATE Cash for your brand new. Moving to Califor­ miles north of Albany, began evacua­ 65 — Campara-Trallara-Moblla Berlin ’Tpke, Wethersfield, business and professional pursue that dream. I have COOK - Capable of managing nia. Oatmeal textured fabric, ABANY, Texas (UPI) - A death­ glamorous, challenging posi­ in the evening. See Mr. Carter Manchester public accountant property. Let us explain our tion after warnings that the Lake the Panhandle. Homaa tion, with a new Parisian 5636151. firms. Excellent compensa­ over 1,000 businesses for sale and buying with small COVENTRY - Waterfront contemporary style, separate dealing flash flood pushing a'20-foot 66 •> Automotive Sarvica in person. Carter Chevrolet requires bright person to WE ARE A Quality fair proposal. Cali Mr. Throckmorton Dam was weakening Authorities said more than a dozen cosmetic line, you need us. tion. Company training assist busy practitioner in ac­ Restaurant, we need good by owners. Many for restaurant. Making dinner enjoyment with this 3 Belfiore, 647-1413. cushions. 649-1047. wall of water engulfed this small 67 — Autoa for Rant-Laaaa____ Co. Inc. 1229 Main Street, ATTRACTIVE POSITION bedroom year round home under the weight of an overnight 18- persons were missing in Friday's 236-2381, 633-3^. program. For interview ap­ counting and tax areas. Reply quality waitresses, with good minimum down. For free specials. Available im­ ranching community of 2,000 Friday, Manchester. For gal in Data Processing brochure write: Interstate mediately. Call 742-5066. that features floor to ceiling most recent river rampage in west pointment, call 255-4401, or Box J , care of Manchester references. Must be conscien­ forcing survivors to seek safety on inch rain. WANTED - Gas station atten­ Department. Knowledge of write Box 433, Fairfield Business Marketing, P.O. Box fieldstone, fireplace, wrap centrai Texas. Another 14 were still MECHANICS - To rebuild Evening Herald. tious, _ neat, and willing to TA G SALES rooftops, trees, oil derricks and Fourteen died Tuesday and dant, full or part time. Key Punch helpful. 5-day Conn., 06430. work for it tips. A|^y in 1888, Pueblo, Colo. 81002. around deck and dock. Offered missing in the south central hill coun­ □ N O T I C E S repair and condition industrial week. All benefits. Pleasant at $44,900. B/W Realty, 647- floating pickup trucks. Wednesday when the rain-swollen Mature, responsible- person heat treating furnaces and BOOKKEEPER - TYPIST for person: Thursday’bursday thru'Sa'tur □ EDUCATION try, some 250 m iles away. for third shift. References. surroundings. East Hartford WANTED - Truck driver. SERVICE BUSINESS - With 1419. By early afternoon the death toll in Guadalupe and Medina rivers related equipment. accounting office. Hartford (lay, 9:30 to 11 at Rein’s N.Y. A Department of Public Safety CaU 871-1698. location. Phone 289-2736. Heavy construction trucks. Superior Court area. Parking, $800 a week income available —------.AVON TAG SALE. Rain or TAG SALE - Saturday St Sun­ overflowed their banks and Lott end Found 1 Aggressive, conscientious, Style Deli-Restaurant. El Private Inatructlona 18 Albany stood at nine, bringing to 24 Must be experienced. Call 649- 522-1000. Camino Plaza. Route 30, Ver­ in this area. A cash business. TOLLAND - 5 1/2 “ ““iPAshine. 423 East Middle Turn- day. 10 to 4. 390 East Center devastated nine hill country com­ spokesman said officials feared the rdiable applicants with good the number of deaths from flooding in TOOLMAKERS - Machinists. REAL ESTATE Marketing 5249. non, Conn. Minimum investment Ranch, 3 bedrooms, tile bath. Dike, August 4th,, and 5th., Street. MOVING! Wide varie­ death toll in Albany might eventually MUCH LOVED FAMILY mechanical skills and Full rec room and bar with munities. A cowboy and his horse Apply 81 Commerce Street, representative - Manchester, REAL ESTATE CAREER. required. 203627-0550, 203-481- REMEDIAL READING and from 10 to 4. ty of household items. the state this week. PET. English Setter Cross. experience. Welding, plum­ wall-to-wall carpeting. Large were drowned Thursday as he exceed that of the entire hill country. Glastonbury. PTG Company. East Hartford, Vernon areas. : MECHANIC’S HELPER. Full Earn $15,000 plus annually. GAS STA'nON ATTENDANT 9544. math; individualized work Residents in Throckmorton, 40 Black, brown legs, white bing experience also helpful. work shop with walk-out door. Telephone 633-7631. Earn lucrative commission. time employment. Heavy con­ We pay 60% commission, plus - Wanted to pump gas, and program, (lst-8th grade) by A news spokesman in Fort Worth chest. Lost in Manchester. Full benefits, good working SALE - Bedroom set, Receive professional struction equipment. Cali 643 10% bonus. Part timers con­ work in garage, T u e ^ y thru TO FULFILL the last stage of master’s degree teacher. 568- Hot water oil heat. Enclosed blamed the flood on an overnight Call 633-1243, if no answer call conditions. Call llick Sheehan, guidance, education, com­ 5249. our expansion program, we 8075. breezeway and over size gar­ set, and other fur- 633-1404. $25 Reward. S A L E S P E R S O N - 289-1588, Industronic Inc. sidered. Ralph Pasek, Saturday, 11 a.m. to 7 p.m., 'Vic-nacs, and antique rainfali of up to 18 inches which Eiqierienced Full Time Retail prehensive marketing tools. Realtor, 2837475. and Saturday 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. will be looking for 2 full-time age. Beautiful fieldstone MINI FLEA, TAG SALE, EOE. Call Mr. Sammartino, .WANTED - FULL TIME - real estate salespeople. Call Schoola-Clasaea 19 patio, with fireplace. Large families, 182 London Roal . f. Saturday & Sunday, Longley asks Indians produced “a wall of water reported Furniture Store position with Call Buddy Krebb Pit Stop, August 5th., & 6th., 10 to 4, 26 LOST - Small yellow kitten on Fireside Realty, Inc. 647-9144. mature woman with a keen in- F .J. Spilecki Inc. Realtor, 643- lot with many trees and Hebron. Saturday 10-5 p.m. to have been 20 feet high.” Route 44A between Allen’s in emphasis in Caipeting and ELECTRICIANS - Industrial HIGH SCHOOL SENIOR to 6434539. Farmstead Road, East Hart­ Draperies. Call Mr. Larco, terest in foods for training as work part time as sales per­ 2121. FOR THE BEST - Manchester privacy. Truly a nice home, at Rain date, Sunday, 135 p.m. Coventry and Shady Glen. Call electrical skills in control pan­ only $45,900. Good financing. ford. The water began to recede shortly Watkins. 643-5171. RN-LPN wanted for full or a second cook in a convales­ son in Men’s Department. PART TIME Bookkeeper - Gymnastic School. 3 to 5 Follow signs just pass Gay 742-9911 or 742-6249. els, wiring and circuitry. Manchester Realty Co., Ted to drop claims on land before noon, but light rain was falling part time on all shifts. Apply cent home. Prerequisites: Apply in person at D & L, Receptionist, flexible hours, UNIQUE OPPORTUNITY to pupils per teacher. FR E E in- City State Park. Electric Read and design schematics Goodchild, 6434348. and more heavy rain was forecast director of nursing. Salmon- . willingness to learn and a love Manchester Parkade. some typing required. 643 own and operate your own trciductory lesson with this ad. Sanders, saw table, tools, lava TAG SALE - 35 Division IMPOUNDED - Beagle / BOOKKEEPER - Immediate and prints. Ability to work brook Convalescent Home, off Pizza Shop. Excellent loca­ Call 6436306, or 6433549. lamp, avon rings, new play AUGUSTA, Maine (U PI) - Gov, against any private landowners in of pmple. Come in for an in­ 4552. Street, Manchester. Saturday through Saturday morning. Pointer, about 1 year old, opening. Experienced needed with minimal supervision. House Street, Glastonbury. tion, fully equipped for a •••••••••••••••••••••••••• MANCHESTER - 4 bedroom pen, inside window shutters, Maine — including the 14 large terview, 9-3 pm, Mon-Fri. TEMPORARY OFFICE 10 to 2; Sunday 1 to 4. Old James B. Longley Friday urged white and black, WITH 5 for busy office to work with Experience with Please call 6336244. successful business. Asking Raised Ranch. Land. Patio. antiques, old boxes, 2 VW A National Guard column from the Silver Lane Pavilion, 51 (XERK . Must be able to work □ REAL ESTATE ironing board, vacuum Maine Indians to drop their land landholders, mostly paper com­ PUPS, also black and white. accounts payable and troubleshooting industrial Applegate Lane, East Hart­ $10,900. Ask for Bob Alibrio to Pool. Porch. Workshop, and doors, cloths, brick-brack, cleaner, bicycles. Abilene area joined Department of Eklward Street area. Contact receivable. Mature person machinery and controls thru October at 40 hours per claims against 14 large landholders, panies, which own more than 3 NURSES AIDES wanted for ford. week. Typing and a good show you this fine property. more! Reduced for quick glassware, and much more. Public Safety troopers, deputies and Manchester Dog Warden, 646- preferred. Call for appoint­ preferred. Full benefits, good full time on all shifts. Apply HELP WANTED Group 1 Zinsser Agency, 643 sale! $57,500. Edwards Real­ Come and brouse. Coffee and but was promptly rebuked for million contested acres. figure apti>titude E ^ ire d . Call Hornet For Sale 23 TAG SALE - Aug. 5, 10-5 pm. volunteers in rescue attempts. But 4555. ment, 528-9680. working conditions. Call Dick director of nursing. Salmon- ACCEPTING Applications. 1511. ty, 644-9000. donuts available. “bullying” by the attorney for the Tureen represents the Penobscot Sheehan, 289-1588,Industronic for appointment 872-9133. 77 Strickland St. Ladies bike swirling high water prevented many brook Convalescent Home off We need two hard workers for Part Time Warehouse Supply man, TWO BEDROOM COLONIAL and Passamaquoddy tribes, which Penonalt 2 MACHINIST - Experimental. Inc. EOE. 20 hn.8. peiper week.______Drivers______license COLUMBIA LAKE - Im­ TAG SALE, moving, will sell with child seat, etc. tribes. House Street, Glastonbury. full time employment. RESPONSIBLE Woman required. Salary $3.06/hr. Inquire MANCHESTER Package RANCH - Quality home, dou­ claim more than 12.5 million acres, of them from even entering the town. Must be experienced in maculate 3-bedroom custom living room chairs, dresser, Please call 633-5244. Benefits. Call 646-3936. Equal wanted for child care. 2 Mr. Angelo Demma. Vernon store. Excellent location. Well ble landscaped lot. Excellent “I am sick and tired of Governor Helicopters arrived from as far RIDE WANTED from Bridgeport and Lathe. Must RECEPTIONIST wanted for Public S ^ I s 872-7381. The Ver- Ranch. Spacious lot in choice refrigerator, swing set, king roughly the northern two-thirds of opportunity employer. children in my home. 6466521. established business. Cali location. $45,000. No realtors TAG SALE - 5 Families. Much Longley’s constant bullying and dis­ Manchester to New Britain, be able to do own set up. dental specialty office in area near lake with lakefront and queen water beds, 6 piece Maine, were iliegaiiy taken from away as Odessa, 200 miles southwest NURSES AIDES - Full time, Marion E. Robertson, please. 6433026. miscellaneous. Saturday early morning hours. Call Scharr Industries, 243-0343. downtown Hartford. Mature opportunity employer. It does not privileges. Call Arthur or tortion of the facts and his attempts of the town to aid in the rescue of 7am-3pm and llpm-7am. discriminate against M/F. Realtor, 6435953. woo(i formal dining room set, August 5th. and Sunday them in violation of federal law more after 5, 643-1257. person with experience Suzanne Shorts, 646-3233. J. to deny my clients their day in Experience preferred but we 080^ COVENTRY - Two seasonal toys, and miscellaneous. 5 August 6th., 10 to 4. 37 Philip than 150 years ago. stranded residents. MILLWRIGHT - Ehtperienced preferable. Pleasant working wiU train. Apply in person PLUMBER WANTED Watson Beach Co., Broad Street, Sunday August court,” Indian counsel Thomas N. cottages. 4 rooms. Nice lots Road, Manchester. Tureen said the tribes were All communications to the town in machine repairs, on textile-, conditions, fringe benefits Blast Hartford Convalescent A person who can do plumbing and general Manchester Office, 647-9139. 6, 9 am-5 pm. Tureen said after Longley released a and coating equipment. avaiUble. Call 525-3868. MECHANICS and locations. $11,200 and $14.- negotiating with the large lan­ were temporarily cut off after □ EMPLOYMENT Home, 745 Main Street, ^ s t Equal Housing Opportunity. Scharr Industries, 243-0343. maintenance work in a well-established company, HUVT CONSTRUCTION 500. Lessenger Sells. 6438713. EA STERN CONN FLEA two-page statem ent on the case. telephone lines were knocked out. Hartford. WANTED: MULTI-FAMILY TAG SALE MARKET. Every Sunday 9 downers and if talks failed, the In­ PERSON QUALIFIED In TRUCKS AND SOUTH WINDSOR - Income Limited electric power was restored Excellent Fringe Benefits. PRECISION MANCHESTER - Garrison August 5, 9 am-2 pm. 47 Devon am-3 pm. At Mansfield Drive- Longley had called for Tureen to dians would go ahead with legai ac­ Help Wonted 13 OIL BURNER MECHANIC - building m aintenance and property. RC zone. EXPERIENCED EXHIBIT EQUIPMENT Colonial in Forest Hills area. Drive, Manchester. Rain date In Theater. (31 and 32). Lots during the afternoon. Permanent job on staff of long ground care needed at Apply: MACIHNIST Professional office use. Three publicly vow suits will not be filed tion against them. BUILDER - Supervisory Must be capable of com­ 9-rooms, 5-bedrooms, August 6.' of deals and dealers. esUblished fuel oil company. Wickham Park. Full time. Experienced on 3-D famliy 12 rooms, excellent RN, LPN, 7 to 3 and 3 to 11 experience required. plete overhaul of diesel and fireplaced family room, 2 1/2 Must be licensed and have Permanent Position. For in­ Cheney Brothers, Inc. Bridgeports it N/C Cin- location. Principals only. $59,- shifts. Good pay, good Excellent opportunity. gas engines and other con­ baths, 2-car garage. Call INVITATION benefits and working condi­ references. Mellen White & terview call Mr. Maron at 528- Displaycraft, Manchester, 31 Cooper Hill St. timatics. First or 2nd Shift, 900. After 5, 644-1778. Palshaw, 107 BurnsWe 0 ^ . Experienced only please. Top Wages & Benefits. struction equipment in­ Arthur or Suzanne Shorts, 643 tion. Apply in person, Vernon 643-9557. MancliMter, Conn. 3233. J. Watson Beach Co., Avenue, East Hartford. Please apply in person: cluding heavy Duty Strike ends in Detroit; TO BID Manor, 180 Regan Road, Ver­ Manchester office, 647-9139. MANCHESTER - Garrison TYPIST - General office Tel. 643-4141 Trucks, Caterpillars and The Eighth Utilities District non. MEDICAL RECEPTIONIST LE-M MRPOMTION Equal Housing Opportunity. Colonial in Forest Hills area. duties. Full time. Call Mrs. it BOOKKEEPER - In Hydraulic Loa(lers. If you 9-rooms, 5-bcdrooms, seeks bids for cleaning, Am Opportunity Employer 190 Tunnol Road MASSEUSES - Experienced SECURITY GUARDS - Must Boom. Call 646-2900. Manchester Medical Office 9 £qt$«l think you qualify...call 649- fireplaced family room, 2 1/2 patching, and resurfacing be 16 years or older. Have own __Vjjnonj^t;_06088__ MANCHESTER - Cape, 6 Worcester buses stop or will train for THE BODY to 5:30, Monday thru Friday 5249. room, 3 bedroom, vinyl siding. baths, 2-car garage. Call roadway to and the Public SHOP, Manchester. Call 646- car. Telephone, and a clean DEMONSTRATORS - Earn Ex^rience required. Write to Arthur or Suzanne Shorts, 646- Works Department area. police record. Men or women $1000 or more, trip to Nassau, Near Waddell Scliool and pool. tion in the city and 14 suburban com­ 9880 for interview, appoint­ Box GG c/o Manchester $43,900. Group I. F. J. 3233. J. Watson Beach Co., By Uniled Press International Specs are available on request wanted for Manchester and Free kit. Sell name brand toys Manchester office, 647-9139. munities served by the system. ment. Herald. Spilecki, Realtors. 643-2121. City strikes, overlapping with weary at Dispatchers Office, Eighth Stafford Springs areas. If you and gifts (Fisher-Price, NURSES Equal Housing Opportunity. REALTORS regularity in a long, hot summer, ended in Officials'Said the strike had little effect Utilities District Fire Depart­ COOKS, DISHWASHERS, qualify, call 20^443-1837 or Tonka, Fenton). Treasure SCHOOL BUS DRIVERS for apply to Northeast Security, Detroit Friday, but bit Worcester, Mass., on traffic in the city, and commuters had ment, 32 Main St. Sealed WAITRESSES. Part and full House party plan. Call collect South Windsor, ^ ill train. FACTORY OPENINGS worked out other means of getting back time, days or nights. Apply in 158 Williams Street, New Lon­ person-to-person for Miss Apply 90 Brookfield Street or RN’s-LPN’s GROUP 1: t h M MNdatiM tf ISIU.T0K Mnkx 6n (raitar where a bus drivers’ walkout left proposals will be received un­ don, Conn., Monday thru Carol 491-2100. Also booking Ntaded lor Stan relief in CARRIER Mmchettir iru witli ntn idvsrtittai and forth to work. person at Tacorrat. 246 Broad can 28^5918. Esiabllthad growing company naada thousands of commuters stranded. til 4:00 P.M., Friday, August Friday, 10 to 4. parties. eree conveleecent homee ______i«Mct ad itlldenci hr Mill bo»in ad Him.______A federal mediator said Friday it didn’t Street, Manchester. More than 3,500 Detroit city workers, 18, 1978. Bids will be publicly ACT NOW - Join the OLDEST machinlala, angravara, N.C., and Bridgaport end hoepltale. mostly garbagemen and bus mechanics, look like a settlement would be reached opened, read and recorded at Toy and Gift Plan in the Coun­ oparatora. Wa maka apaclallzad machinary that NEEDED the August 21 meeting of the ^ The Sentry returned to work after being promised soon. Officials of the Worcester Regional INVITATION try - our 31st year! Com­ pHara challanga and varlaty. Good atarting rataa YOUR CHOICE OF LISTED THIS WEEKI Eighth Utilities District. The LEGAL NOTICE late Thursday that none of the par­ Transit Authority said no contract talks missions up to 30% PLUS right is reserved to reject any TO BID EXPENSES. Fantastic and company paid fringa banafita. Call ua for the • Locellon Fountain Village Kl / Free Home ticipants in a wildcat strike would be were scheduled. Planning & Zoning Commission SUPER CLEAN TWO FAMILY or all bids. Sealed bids will be received Hostess Awards. Call Collect beat opportunity. sShHt In San Antonio, Texas, a garbagemen’s Town Of Andover, Connecticut fir ^ . Helen J. Warrington in the Office of The Director 6736494, of write SANTA’S • Oeye Manchester Evaluation. Three Bedrooms...Two Bedrooms The strike forced the city’s 180,000 daily bitter wildcat strike was in its 12th day, Clerk of General Services, 41 Center At its meeting on July 24,1978 the town Planning & Zoning Com­ PAR'HES, Avon, Conn. 06001. Pert lime or lull time. Two Heating Systems bus commuters to find other transporta­ with union leaders vqwing all 157 fired Street, Manchester, Connec­ mission of Andover approved the petition of Lawrence Fiano for ALSO BOOKING PAR’HES. GALL 647-9946 What is your home worth? Our professionals can help Eighth Utilities NOBLE & WESTBROOK you price your home to sell faster and easier We will workers would have tlr be rehired. City ticut, until August 17, 1978 at (2) two lot revision of a subdivision located on the east side of CALL 643-9515 Two Car Garage Plus Tool Shod tion and left 10,000 tons of garbage rotting District TAXI DRIVERS NEEDED - provide you with complete marketing, financial, and manager Tom Huebner agreed Thurdsay Wales Road. 20 WESTBROOK STREET AID 4 ASSISTANCE in the streets. 098-08 11:00 a.m. for the following; All shifts. Neat and clean economic information. No obligation No pressure No Lovely Private Treed Roar Yard Union leaders met with city officials to rehire 60 of the workers. Dental Clinic Equipment. The Andover Planning & Zoning Commission approved the appearance. Call 646-1140. EAST HARTFORD of North Eastern Conn.. sales pitch. Of course we'd like to sell your home lor The Town of Manchester is you That's our business And we re confident you will *47,900” and Is worth Itl Friday in a renewed attempt to settle Garbage was being collected by about decrease of lot IS to.21.1 acres and the increase of lot 16 to 1.51 An Equal OpportunHf Emptoyer Inc. HELP WANTED an equal opportunity select us once you've seen our professionalism at work grievances that led to the three-day wild­ 100 workers hired since the strike and INVITATION acres. SECURITY PERSON - Start 357 Eeet Center Street, employer, and requires an af­ $3.15. After training $3.50. EIGHT ROOM RAISED RANCH about 50 others who refused to walk out. A copy of the approval and maps are on file with Andover Town Mancheeter Part Time Mailman — Vernon cat strike. The major dispute — man­ TO BID firmative action policy for all Must be neat in appearance. Public Schools. Salary $2.85/hr. G l-T ,\10HH with datory overtime for trash and garagemen The Eighth Utilities District aerk . Drivers license require. Approx. Four Bedrooms - Family Room of its Contractors and Vendors Weapons permit required. 15 hrs. M r week. Inquire Mr. — triggered the walkout. Look underfoot seeks bids for heating oil and as a condition of doing Dated Andover, Connecticut this 28th day of July 1978. Cali 2366119 for interview. Angelo Demma. Vernon Public Fireplace - Several Extras. In Worcester, Massachusetts’ second service for the year 1978-1979. Andover Planning Sc Zoning Schools 872-7361. The Vernon NEW YORK (UPI) - Fall fashions in business with the Town, as per Board of Education is an equal op­ Threa-quarter Acre Loti Sealed proposals will be Commission STUFFERS AND MAILERS SSENTRV largest city, 165 bus workers walked out Federal Order 11246. portunity employer. It does not dis­ floor coverings borrow from Im­ URGENTLY NEEDED! Friday, leaving 26,000 commuters received until 4:00 P.M., Bid forms, plans and John Kostic, Chairman criminate against M/K. LLJ Real Estate Services inc. Job Transfer Causes Sala. pressionist paintings, the suede look and Friday, August 18, 1978. Bids Mary Keenan, Secretary $25.00 per hundred 091-08 stranded. — specifications are available at GUARANTEED. Send self- 29 Conoeclicut Boulevard. East Hartford 289-4331 wildiife. JSew design treatments for rugs will be publicly opened, read 10368 Fine Home Area.______The strike, triggered by a dispute over the General Services Office, ^ addressed stamped envelope, and carpeting include pointillism and recorded at the August 21. cost of living and pension clauses in a 41 Center Street, Manchester, ” TK Enterprise, Box 21679, SEVEN ROOM DUTCH brushstroke colorings named for artists of meeting of the Eighth Connecticut. Denver, Colo. 80221. (CLIP & MAIL proposed contract, halted bus transporta­ LEGAL NOTICE the Impressionist period. Utilities District. The right is Town of Manchester, V PACKAGE STORE NEED TWO PEOPLE, part RUNCHESTIR RAISED RANCH reserved to reject any or all Connecticut Planning & Zoning Commission bids. Bids quotes are to be time mornings for cleaning NAME Oood (wnUy tlora, Oood volumt, V Baths - 2 Gar Garage Robert B. Weiss, Town Of Andover, Connecticut i OMd IceMoii. For (M .U . C II 2 2 sent to the Eighth Utilities work. CaU 6 4 3 ^ . MAIL TO: General Manager At its meeting on July 10,1978 the town Planning & Zoning UCOfMOmil&llTOR Wall to Wall - Corner Rreplaca Jai alal entries {D istrict, 32 Main Street, 101-68 9 ADDRESS 84M2S2 Manchester, Conn. 06040. Commission of Andover, approved the petition of Lawrence SECRETARY FOR BUSY ♦ ------Parhllke Yard - 242’ x 255’ Salurdoy Maliner Helen J. Warrington Fiano for a subdivision on the north side of Boston Hill Road and South Windsor Law Firm. Clerk INVITATION east of Wales Road. Consisting of ninety three acres as shown Must have exceUent typing Two Zoned Baseboard Heat IRfiMMUS s« CMC tm a 7th GMK vma M6WIMUS lllhCMimiUS Eighth Utilities oh a map entitled woodlands subdivision. Property of Lawrence skills. Legal experience P.O. BOX S91 7p«rn 7Nvn im n 7 was 7 f m TO BID desirable but essential. $ STATE Mid Fifties Ask For Art Buckler L Jny hrtra lim ltk t LhinlcalCra District F. Fiano, Route 6 Bolton, Connecticut. Scale 1” equals 100 Ft. Mancheeter, Conn. 06040 MANCHESTER REALTORS 1.M LMgilhriti Sealed bids will be received Answer to Box 525 South tN iM I 1 fmi md M ir I IMOMil LOdM L An Ichn MMcrahrHi 097-08______dated June 26, 1978 sheet 2 of Z. by Alford Associates. 1 impri Nm I M t U I IJmSMta IDMel IZMNraiii IZ M iC ra n i in the Office of The Director- Windsor, a . 06074. ZIP cnoup 1; A lelect asioclation of flEALTOns serving the greater 4 .M I m i faM Mir A copy of this approval and maps are on file with the Andover 6 ROOM L SHAPED LMIDNi GmSu iZ M i Durli enoln of General Services, 41 Center EXAMPLE: Manchester area with more acfvertising expertise, i M i M I S. 6MhMItamiriOeM LCmlii i tiirti 6raM LBirrbCirtrai Town Clerk. PART TIME experienced impart and efficiency for Doth buyers and selien.' i Imi EcMrn PHONE LOOKING FOR A HOME? CALL AND LEAVE iUfaMi IM M lN m ifaMlCm ( s M t ? CASH PAID Immediately - FAMILY SPECIAL. 5 large 1974 DODGE DART | DOWN for gold jewelry and M A N C H E STE R - A p­ p a il in India rooms. Kitchen appliances in­ SWINGER. 2-door, vinyl top, i 12 Mountains diamonds. Licensed broker p ro x im a te ly 400 sq. ft. D e a r A b b y 1 Plant disease i)06KeY5' PARKIIM& cluded. Kids ana pets ok. automatic, power steering, 6- 1 (abbr.) for over 1/2 century. &vitt suitable for office or store. 2 Sicilian — Available now, only $165. (88- cylinder, economical, low. f 13 Spoken 1 111 P .O .M .G . J e w e le rs ^ 35 Excellent exposure. $160 volcano L O T > , . , 5 T P f l l C » H T 25) Rental Assistors, 236-5646, mileage, excellent condition. 14 Hava Ufa Asylum Street, Hartford, 527- monthly. 649-7544. 3 From (2 wds.) UJELL, LUE U/CV,DO/ME ASKOURPLAVERSTO small fee. After 5:30, 569-4444. 16 Spanish Om tHAMJT'S 0163. 4 Apar L05TA6AIN A FAVOR... LINE UP TO SHAKE HANDS AHCAD AMO TO By Abigail Van Buran | artlcla DELIGHTFUL DUPLEX. 2 1971 DODGE WINDOW VAN - l?S?jri?.".!‘ 6 p o f - WITH THE OTHER TEAM HYPOCRITE TIME'! bedrooms. Heat paid. V-8. Automa.tic. Fully DEAR ABBY: A friend of mine is giving her father an 17 Animal waste L B H V 5 lR . Wanted to Rant 57 Wastem allies □ D D D U AND 5AV;'NICE SAME" □ RENTALS Carpeted, kitchen appliances. carpeted. Must sell! $1550. 80th birthday party. Her invitation read; “No gifts, please. chemical 7 Dinimore □DDQOOHQEIDCin 18 Nougat W ------Acreage and more. Kids and Call 649-9188 noon, or 5 to 8. But do bring an appropriate poem or piece of philosophy to 8 Gummiait COUPLE WITH One child 20 Slickest readout inicription C li n by KA. Me.. TJI. R|» us. NL OH. pets ok. Now only $220. (85-26) place in a scrapbook to commemorate the occasion.” 9 Charter Room s for Rent 52 needs 5 or 6 room duplex or 22 Commerce 31 Great Lake Rental Assistors, 236-5646, house. Reasonable. 649-8952. 1968 BARRACUDA. Very About four or five years s m , you had a letter in your 61 Ponder u small fee. good condition. Asking $850. column from a man who was ^ d to be 80 because it served agency (abbr.) 32 Guns 52 Charitable or­ THOMPSON HOUSE MEN - 24 Hurricane 11 Nipple 35 Adds up . 8-s Cali 643-0732 anytime. Ask for as an excuse for everythiiig. I thought it was so good that I 19 Tall lalas ganization Birch House Women. Central­ WORKING LADY DESIRES Kathl. center 38 Spray FURNISHED APARTMENT, Apartment, near the bus line. cut it out, and now I can’t find it. That letter would be ideal 21 Caustic (abbr.) ly located. Downtown 3rd floor, central. Adults, no 25 Cookery 40 Nautical line Call 6464373 after 8 p.m., for my friend’s sermbook. Please, Abby, try to locate it 29 Organic substance 43 Be situated 54 Bandleader Manchester. Kitchen pets. $160 month, security. 1972 MUSTANG, V-8 23 Thunder peal privileges. Call 649-2^. weekends anytime. and run it again. ’Thank you. compound 45 Attend to Amaz Call 6464701 after 6 p.m. automatic, power steering, 33 Part of the 25 Ordeal radials, $1,950 or best offer. PHOENDCREADER 26 Opera prince 47 Phantom 65 Grotto (poet.) ROOM FOR RENT - $30 a RESPONSIBLE Couple desire psyche 46 Frogllke 6-ROOM DUPLEX, private 646-3973. 34 Prepares 27 Method 56 Self-estaam WInthrop — Dick Cavalll week. Kitchen priviliges. One duplex or 1 to 2 bedroom DEAR READER; A sharp-eyed secretary located It. amphibian yard , and drive, wall to wall apartment. Will share yard sheep skin 28 Ram's mates (p l) week’s security. Available and appliances. $350 monthly PLYMOUTH 1971 STATION Asd here it la—with pleasure; 30 Engine speed 50 Cross August 1st. Call 649-4414, duties. Call 649-1837 anytime. 36 Troublesome 56 Short sleep plus security. Call 643-0929. WAGON, good transportation, weed ON washday^ between 5 and 8 p.m. 1 2 3 4 8 6 7 1 9 10 11 best offer, 644-8772. DEAR ABBY: 37 Phosphate m v a n o t h b r T H R E E ROOM We oldsters sure do get away with a lot just becanse 36 Fear (Fr.) LIGHT Housekeeping Room. 12 13 14 WASHES APARTMENT. Heat, □ AUTOMOTIVE 1970 VW VAN-14,000 miles on we’ve managed to keep breathing longer than most folks. I 41 Civilian (abbr.) Fully furnished. Stove, EVERyTHINfS-. u tilitie s , p ark in g . $210 new engine, good condition. have just celebrated my 80th birthday and Tve got it 42 Joyce Kilmer 18 16 17 refrigerator, linens provided. monthly. Porter Street area. Asking Mon-Fri. 8 am-5 poem 801 Main Street. 649-9879. Auto*. For Sal* 81 made. 11 16 21 Ideal newlyweds, no pets, pm. 968-8324/weekends 633- If you forget someone’s name or on anointment or what 44 Breaks ■ 46 Outfit ■ security. 649-9092. 22 MANCHESTER - Very nice PLYMOUTH VOLARE yon sold yesterday, jnst explain that yon are 80, and yon 48 Fsmale saint Service* Offered 31 Service* Offered 31 Painting-papering 32 Building Contracting 33 furnished room for mature Premier 1976 - blue with wood win be forgiven. If yon spOl soup on your tie, or target to ■ THREE ROOMS AND BATH. VW 1970 - excellent running (abbr.) 28 26 27 31 32 male. No kitchen privileges. grain, luggage rack, slant 6, shave half yonr face, or tiike another man's hat by mistake, c m TREE SERVICE - Free PAINTING - Interior and GENERAL CARPENTRY, Duplex apartment. condition, snow tires with 49 New ■ A-1 LIGHT TRUCKING - $30 weekly. Call 649-4003. low mileage, power steering or promise to mail a letter and carry it aronnd in year Testament 33 estimates, discount senior Appliances, furniture and exterior, paperhanging, Repairs, Remodeling, Refrigerator and stove. and brakes, electric rear win­ rims. Roof rack. Asking $600. Garages, Additions, Porches, 644-2967. potmet tor two weeks. Just say, "Tm 80, yon know,” and book ■ ■ citizens. Company pianos moved. Cellars, attics, excellent work References. Private yard and parking. On dow defogger, standard shift. 37 4. Manchester owned and Decks, Rec Rooms, Apartment* For Rent S3 bus line. Adult, no pets. $130 nobody will soy a thing. 53 Narrow shelf and garages cleaned. For all Free estimates. Fully in­ Must be seen to be ap­ 57 Burden ■ ■*’ operated. Call 646-1327. your Light Trucking needs. sured. Martin Matson, 649- Hatchways, Roofing, Gutters, month. 73 Great Hill Rd., East preciated. 649-9868. 1968 CHEVY NOVA - 2-door, Yon hove a perfect omd tor everything when yonVe 80. 42 48 PK5 Formica, Ceramic 'Tile. Call LOOKING for anything in real Hartford. automatic transmission, good It yon act silly, yon're in yonr “second diildliood.” 58 All (prefix) ■ For the Lowest Prices, call 4431 estate rental - apartments, 60 VYork unit 46 B&M TREE SERVICE. Dan Moran 643-2629. condition. $400. Call 646-0455. Being 80 is m oA better than being 70. At 70 p eo A ore 649-3571. homes,^multi^e dwellings,mgs no 1974 MUSTANG GHIA - 61 Folksinger ■ Complete tree care, spraying FOUR ROOMS Immaculate. mad at jron for everything, bnt if yon make it to W, yon QUALITY PAINTING and fees. Call J.D. Real Estate speed, 6 cylinder, 4 new Guthrie 40 80 51 az a, 84 88 88 Priscilla’s Pop — Al Vermeer and removal. Insured and A&W PAINTING - Quality Paper Having by Willis FARRAND REMODELING - Tenement upstairs! West Side radials, (2 snows), excellent 1972 FIAT 2-door sedan. 4- can talk bock, argue, disagree and insist on having yonr 62 Scrutinize ■ experienced. Senior Citizen Specializing Cabinets and For­ Asociates, Inc. 646-1980. with electric stove. Utilities speed, new tires, new clutch 87 88 80 80 workmanship. Interior and Schultz. Fully insured, condition 2284475 or 228-9550. own way because everyboify thinks yon ore getting a Uttle 63 Canal system • iinwiCA.fec.TiUWlLI-M.OI Discount. 643-7285. exterior. Fully insured. references. 649-4343. mica Tops, Roofing, Gutters, not included. Adults, no pets. and m aster cylinder, low soft in the head. in northern 7 ' THE AIR WAS Room Additions, Decks, 44x10 FOOT MOBILE Home. 61 62 63 Wayne 649-7696. Immediate occupancy. $150. DISCOUNT AUTO PARTS mileage. $350, 7455723. ’They soy that life begins at 40. Not trne. If jron oak me, Michigan GEE, A NICE S O CALM A Repairs, Phone 643-6017. In Bolton. Working single per­ Call 649-9401. ROOM ADDITIONS, PAINTING - Interior / son only. No pets, animals or Mr. 'S Automotive World, 289 fits begins at 801 64 Aromatic herb 64 68 66 Dormers, kitchens, garages, 65 Magnetic 5 BREEZE JUST MINLfTE AGO.' EXPERT PAINTING AND Exterior, best Workmanship! children. Call 643-2880. Oakland Road (Route 30), Sign nM... CAM E UP.' rec-rooms, suy>ended ceilings Quality Paint! Lowest Prices! THREE ROOM Apartment. (NfWIFAFfR (NTCIIFftlH AStN) LANDSCAPING -Specialized, South Windsor. Speed/Van Truck* tor Sale 62 GOT rr MADE AT 80 and roofing, 528-8958. Exterior House Painting. Dan Snea, 646-5424. RoolIng-SIdIng-Cfilmney 34 Including utilities and Accessories. 644-9395. MANCHESTER MAIN parking. ^40 a month. (?all DEAR ABBY; What do you thinlt of a husband who Tree pruning, spraying, STREET 2 and 3 room apart­ 1971 IN T E R N A T IO N A L . X LAWN MAINTENANCE. mowing,weeding. Call 742- R.J. MAGOWAN & SONS - BIDWELL Home Improve­ 568-1230. THUNDERBIRD, 1972, full spends two nights a week in a Ufa-painting class scrutiniz- Reasonable and dependable ment Co. Expert installation ment, heated, hot water, PICKUP 304-Automatic. Good . i ^ the anatomy of a young, voluptuous, female model, 7947. Third Generation. Painting & appliances, no pets, parking, power, sun roof, excellent running condition. $400 or b est; Win at Bridge college veteran now accepting Paperhanging Free of aluminum siding, gutters 6-ROOM DUPLEX Centrally condition. $2500 FIRM. 633- when ha knows that Us wife is strongly opposed to it? jobs in your area. Call 289- and trims. Roofing installa­ security. 523-7047. located. $260 monthly, securi­ offer. Moving, must sell! 645 ' WILL DO TYPING in my Estimates. Fully Insured. 1816 evenings and weekends. 0438, anytime, keep trying. M(y husband insists that ha is a serious artist, but even in 4535. home. Reasonable. Please Telephone 646-1959. tion and repairs 649-6495, 871- ty and lease. 647-9639. the name of art, a nude wonum assuming various seductive Extremely good play 'd 2323. THREE ROOM Apartment - call 646-4995. With heat, hot water, stove, 1976 PACER DL- Loaded! 1973 CHEVY 1/2 TON PICK­ positions under soft lights with background music can be a later, it was a lay down. REWEAVING burns, holes. WALLPAPERING and BOLTON - Large 3-room Clean. 21,000 miles. Private turn-on for most men—even artists. SPECIALIZING cleaning and refrigerator, carpet. $200, UP with cap. Power brakes, Actually, it was extremely Zippers, umbrellas repaired. RESPONSIBLE Mother will PAINTING is my full time apartment, stove, owner. Factory air. Priced to ’This is causing a lot of dissension in our home, and I need good play. Window shades, Venetian repairing chimneys, roof, new Thiro floor. Centrally located. AM/FM radio, V-8, good con­ N O R T H IFS-A babysit in my home. Please business. Quality work, fast refrigerator, quiet sell. Call 649-3053. He ruffed the club and blinds. Keys. TV for rent. roofs. Free estimates. 30 Adults only. No pets. Security dition, four good radials. ' your opinion on this thorny problem. We are practically a A Q 10 5 call 646-1076. service, fully insured and free neighborhood. No pets. promptly led a spade. West’s Marlow's, 867 Main St. 649- years Experience. Howley, deposit. Call 646-7690. $1950. 6452165 after 5 p.m. newlyweds, having been married only two years. W K 5 estimates. Bob Jobin, References required. $210 King fell to dummy’s ace and 5221. 643-5361. monthly. 643-5^. JUST PLAIN JEALOUS « A K 7 4 STEREO FREAKS. Sound proprietor. 649-9027. MODERN FIVE-ROOM KEEP SMILING 1965 IN TERN A TIO N A L South played two rounds of Captain Easy — Crooks and Lawrence systems deteriorate slowly a 10 8 7 ODD JOB Done - Cellars, at­ ROPFER WILL Install roof, Duplex with garage in a quiet D1200, 3/4 ton pick up truck. DEAR JEALOUS; A sertons art etndent is not likely to trumps. ITien he led a spade and often require service KEEP HAPPY W E S T E A S T PO 66 PONT WORRY, CAROL tics, garages, yards cleaned, siding or gutters for low dis­ neighborhood. No children Home* for Rent 54 $375.00. Call 6«4)144 after 6 j be turned on by a model; bnt if yonr hnsband U, and ^ to dummy’s 10. East could BYTHE WAy-DIDJA 7 NOEODy... before the system goes dead, a K a J632 CAREFUL 15WEETIE... NUTHIN CAN Al e r t ANVoNB w e / m c kee's FLyiNs moving, trucking. Loam for count price. Call Ken at 647- and no pets. Security, p.m. es direetly home after art does, yon will be the do no better than to take Ids so have your system checked Building Contracting 33 Available August 1. Call 1968 PONTIAC LEMANS con­ - (S a 3 W 10 9 8 2 jack and lead a second club. YOU TWOl HAPPEN TO TH E BOSS WERBCOMIN'T... I UP FROM WASH- sale. Lawn service. No job too now to see if it's performing 1566. COUNTRY STYLE - Secluded Knelldary of the tsDont, so why complain? a Q J8 2 0 65 OF McKEE INDUSTRIES MBANr WHO CAN WE IN6T0N T'RUM big or small. 568-8522. ______anytime 649-1220, 6 room House. Basement, vertible, new top, good condi­ 1972 CHEVY BLAZER. 4- Muth ruffed; played out the correctly, and to avoid more WES ROBBINS carpentry tion, $650..Call ^ 5 6 9 2 . wheel drive excellent running aAKQJ6S4 a 9 3 2 last two trumps while chuck­ WHEN HE'S S O T ME. GET HELP FROM AT \ THINGS-WHILE QUALITY ROOFING, low caipeting, fireplace. Garage, A LO N G I ------MEXPORT IN CASE V TM SONE costly break downs in the remodeling specialist. Ad­ 4ti-ROOM APARTMENT - condition, extras. Asking ^ ,- DEAR ABBY; You told soma woman whose husband S O U T H ing dummy’s queen and five COMPLETE CARPET & Tile future. Call Jack, 643-1262, cost, free estimates. Call 568- and fenced yard, plus much OF EMERGENCy? ditions, rec rooms, dormers, Second floor, heat and 1970 VW BEETLE - Asking 500. Call after 5 p.m. 6450306. ' had lost all interest in sex to take him to a doctor. a 9874 of spades. Then he cashed installation and repairs. Free evenings. built-ins, bathrooms, 4395 or fe46-4128. more! Call for details. (88-18) Well, my husband lost all interest in sex years ago, and estimates. Call Pat, at 646- appliances, one car garage, Rental Assistors, 236-5646, $850. Body in good condition. » A Q J 7 6 4 his last two spades and the kitchens, 649-3446. laundry hookups in basement. 643-8513. he IS a doctm? 0 10 9 3 unfortunate West found him­ 3745, after 5 p.m. DOG OWNERS - Private small fee. ______Heating-Plumbing 35 Middle aged couple preferred, Motoreyclas-BIcycle* 64 Who rimuld I take him to? a — self between a rock and a trainer will come to your CUSTOM CARPENTRY - no children or pets, security, CHRYSLER CORDOBA, 1976, HILLSBOROUGH WIFE hard place. ED'S LIGHT TRUCKING- At­ home. Individual attention, GREAT SELECTION! 2, 3, Vulnerable; Both homes. Additions, Repairs, SEWERLINES, sink lines, references. Apply in person, full power, leather interior, HARLEY DAVIDSON, 1973 He had to discard before tics and cellars cleaned. problem correction, basic Cabinets. Call Gary Cushing, and 4 bedroom vacancies Dealer: West Reasonable rates. Cali 646- cleaned with electric cutters, 156 Union St., Manchester. available now. All areas, all AM/FM cassette stereo, CB. FX-1200 - 871-2511, DEAR WIFE: Seme oilier dseter. A physician who tries dummy and was forced to obedience. Price is com^ 345-2009. by professionals. McKinney Asking $4,000. 872-6102 after 5 come down to two diamonds 1943 for free estimate. parable to large classes. Call prices. For more details, call to treat himself has a tool tor a patient Weat North East South Bros. Sewage Disposal Com­ ROCKVILLE - Four clean p.m. TRIUMPH 1976 Bonneville Dbl. Pass 24 in order to hold a good club. after 6 p.m., M4-0301. TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY Rental Assistors, 236-5646, BRICK, BLOCK, STONE. pany, 643-5308. rooms, appliances, adults, no small fee. 750, 8000 miles, oil cooler and 3 * 3* Pass 44 The last club was then Carpentry and general con­ pets, security, references. 1972 DODGE Challenger, V-8, thrown from dummy and the Fireplaces, concrete.Chimney COMPLETE LAWN CARE rack. $1,750. 289-4042. • Astro-graph Pass 5¥ Pass 64 tracting. Residential and NO JOB TOO Small - Toilet $175. Utilities extra. 643-9743. 3-speed automatic, mags. Pass Pass Pass last tricks were the three repairs. No job too small. SERVICE. Mowing, edging, commercial. Whether it be a SMALL SINGLE HOUSE, 5 Save! Call 644-8356 for es­ repairs, plugged drains, rooms, 2-bedrooms, centrally Very good condition. Call SUZUKI - 1973, TS-125, S treet' By BERNICE BEDE 080L’ diamond winners. Alley Oop — Dave Graue shrubbery trimmed, weed and small repair job, a custom anytime 742-9072. A kitchen faucet replaced, FOUR ROOM APARTMENT timates. pest control, located. Adults only, no pets. or Trail, Excellent running. Reasonable built borne or anything in repaired, rec rooms, - 426 Broad St. $155. Security $350, 6458643. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 25Dec. Opening lead: 5K rates. 647-9260. between, call 646-1379. Security deposit required. QUALITY CARPENTRY By bathroom remodeling, heat deposit. No appliances. $185 monthly. 649-7885. 1974 DA.TSUN B210 21) Poorly defined goals or I C A N SEE THAT FOR MY- modernization, etc. Free M arried couple. No pets. Hatchback, 69,000 miles, obscure objectives greatly di­ 1 v f f ix HAVE TO U » Harpjrp ConstructionCoi Additions, CHAIN SAW WORK SUZUKI - 1975, TS 185. You hold: CARPENTRY & Masonry - Estimate gladly given. M & M Telephone 643-4751. make an offer. 871-0177 after 6 Excellent condition, 643-2927, minish your potential today. In By Oswald Jacoby — ^ f-VJ UIKAf roofing,ofing, siding, decks and gar­ WANTED. By the job or by Additions and remodeling. THREE ROOM HOUSE - $130 order to succeed, know exactly ages.s. CallCa anytime, 643-5001. Plumbing & Heating. 649-2871. per month, does not included p.m. Weekends anytime. ask for Scott. $425. and Alan Sontag ♦ AQI08754 the hour. Free estimates, 875- Free estimates. Call Anthony 5-ROOM DULPEX - 2- what you're seeking. Most pairs in the Cavend­ » 2 7890. Squitlcote, 649-0811. heat or utilities. Call 649-8975 CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) MAGNAVOX authorized fac­ MANCHESTER PLUMBING bedrooms, modem kitchen, anytime. 1976 PONTIAC SUNBIRD. 5 NEW KAWASAKI KZ-1000. You have spent enough time ish invitational stopped at a ♦ A K J tory service on color and & HEATING-Repairs. new cabinets with stove and speed, Michelin radials, low Showroom condition! 1200 Aug. 6,1071 visualizing what you'll do In a spade or heart game and ♦ 75 CARPENTRY - Repairs, Remodeling. Pumps repaired refrigerator, modern bath, mileage, many extras. 649- miles. Still under warranty. If you operate In rational chan­ particular situation. Today you invariably made five odd. black and white TV. Stereo, remodeling, additions, gar­ phonograph. A&B Electronic, / replaced. Free estimates. basement attic and private Otfices-Store* tor Rent 55 2195 or 6494)489. Extras! Call 6452935, or 645 nels, the coming year could be must get your head out of the Two pairs reached six A Montana reader asks if good lor you financially. It Is D ages, roofing, call David Electric drain-snaking. 24- drivew ay. $250, security 6225. clouds and be a person ol spades. There is a way to we bid four spades vulnera­ 1160 New Britain Ave., West PLEASE READ not a good period for you to Hartford, 561-0655. Patria, 644-1796. HOUR SERVICE. 6464)237. required. No pets. Call after 1 MANCHESTER STORE for FORD 1972 Country Sedan. 10 action. bring that contract home but ble after oltf right-hand op­ p.m., 649-3050, passenger wagon. Power become involved in speculative AQUARIUS (Jan. 25Feb. 19) YOUR AD Rent - 249 Broad Street. 600 ventures. neither of the declarers ponent opens four hearts. LEON CIESZYNSKI Builder - PLUMBING - Call Tom square feet. 643-5681. steering, power brakes, air vper* Alliances may be a great deal found it. They really Yes, we do. And if we get CARPET INSTALLATION - 65 of fun for you today, but they Stair Shifts. Repairs. Carpets. Classified ads are taken over New homes custom built Dawkins at 649-7630. FOUR 1/2 rooms - heat, Available July 1st. conditioning, mechanically Mobilebile HHome* shouldn’t have. Normal slaughtered we consider it the phone as a convenience. remodeled, additions, rec will probably be more social Steam Cleaning. Free parking, air conditioned, good, high mileage. $750. 645 than business-oriented. The plays all fail. just really bad luck. You The Herald is responsible lor rooms, garage, kitchens 1973 INTREPID - 20 foot Estimates. Call 649-6265. appliances. Middle aged, ROCKVILLE - 19 X 39 foot 7527. LEO (July 25Aug. 22) In spite of commercial swim can wait. One South arrived at six can’t afford to be shut out — ^ S-5 only one incorrect insertion and remodeled, bath tile, cement Travel Trailer - Stove, *CHn»»gAfec.TJftlfe»U3.Pfe.0B. then only to the size of the senior citizen, no children. store on busy street. Large your own good judgment and PISCES (Feb. 25March 26) A hearts and as he explained with that sort of hand. work. Steps, dormers, refrigerator, heated. Full past experience you could do HOUSEWORK GOT YOU original insertion. Errors which 289-8309. d isp la y w indow s. $125 1972 DODGE D ELU X E difficult decision confronting (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) shower, and toilet. Tandem something foolish that would DOWN? General cleaning, do not lessen the value of the residential or commercial. monthly. Lease required. Lee DART SWINGER, excellent you today may bruise another's The Flintstones — Hanna-Barbera Productions advertisement will not be cor- Call 649-4291. SINGLES SPECIAL! 1 & Lamont Realty, 8754690. condition, automatic wheels. Call 6850383. wallop your wallet today. Take feelings. Regardless, do what G steam extraction carpet rected by an additional inser­ Bedroom. Heat paid, move transmission, disk brakes, all money matters seriously. you know lo be just, not what Is Berry’s World . cleaning, floor waxing & tion. PLUMBING Like to find out more of what deemed appropriate. stripping, window cleaning, FIRST CLASS Carpentry - right in. Now only $120. (88-20) MANCHESTER, Main Street, AM radio, 67,000 miles. Must Remodeling and Additions. Automotfva Servfca 66 lies 'ahead for you? Send for ARIES (N(March 21-1April 19) Mun- *Miss srieoHssTVHe'l carpet & upholstery sham­ AND HEATING Rental Assistors, 236-5646, Modem offices available 400, see to appreciate. Call 633- your copy of Astro-Graph Let­ dane chores willrlllIII bug'bugbi you Kitchens and Rec Rooms. 35 small fee. 750 or 1100 square feet. Heat 7707. ter by mailing 50 cents for each pooing. Professional/Insured. ELM MOTORS - Toyota, Dat- today. You'll have a toughigi time rff Free Estimates. Call years experience! For Free SUPPLIES and air condition included. and a long, self-addressed, getting at them. It's just as Estimates, call 646-4239. 1972 VOLKSWAGEN. Very sun specialists, factory stamped envelope to Astro- DOMESTICARE at 643-1945. Palntlng-Veperlng 32 • Safas EXPANSIVE 3 BEDROOMS. 646-2469 or 646-2755. well, since you won't set any Heat paid, carpeted, kitchen good condition. $1650. Call 643- trained, one day service, 114 Graph, P.O. Box 489, Radio City records for accomplishment. CUSTOM HOMES, Additions • Parts East Main Street, Rockville. Station, N.Y. 10019. Be sure to TAURUS (April 25May 26) Don’t A-1 TREE SERVICE - Will INTERIOR - EXTERIOR appliances. Yard for kids. EXCELLENT OFFICE 9266. recreation rooms, roofing, • Servlet Just $220. (88-11) Rental 871-1617. specify birth sign. accept business proposals at cut and clear unwanted or Painting - And odd jobs. Two LOCATION - Heat, air con­ VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) Ti­ siding QualiW Work! Best Assistors, 236-5646, small fee. ditioning, parking, janitor ser­ FORD TORINO, 1971. SUn- lace value today even if a dead trees. Please call and experienced College students. midity will Be a drag on you respected friend makes the ••eceive our Low Estimates, Prices! Bud 'Talaga, 742-8732, 6491-6574 vice. Reasonable rent. Call dard. 6 cylinder. 63,000 miles. Please call 568-4641. or 646-4501. CainC sir Anvllma today where self-interests are pitch. Some of the problems 049-3571. DEVASTATING - 6 Room Max Grossman at 649-5334. Snow tires included. $850. Call Siipper-Boot concerned. Grab the ball and may not be apparent even to Duplex. Basement, carpeting, 649-4961 anytime. run with authority If you expect him. e, patio and yard for ROCKVILLE Store space on to profit. GEMINI (May 21-June 26) Do­ -A Household Good* 48 Article* for Sale 41 Doga-BIrda-Pet* 43 Garden Products 47 S ■en and pets. Priced Union Street, 19’x39’. with 1972 SATELLITE, 4-door, LIBRA j:(Sept. 250ct. 23) Fight mestic differences may erupt M right, now only $170. (88-19) good window display area. needs work or use for parts. an Inclination today to be* a Into something more serious MOVING / MUST SELL! TIRES - Ski boots, skis, bikes, DOG-CAT boarding bathing / Rental Assistors, 236-5646, $125 without heat. Lee and La­ For more information call prophet of doom and gloom. today If not resolved quickly. PICKED DAILY - Corn, Pessimism without knowing all Be ready to swallow your pride, Couch and C hair^f lease call sewing machine, and tent grooming. Obedience, protec­ tomatoes, cucumbers, squash, small fee. mont Realty, 875-0000. 871-2567. ana 646-3643 after 5:00 p.m. the facts Is strictly counterpro­ kiss and forget. (10x16). May be seen at 108 tion classes. Complete beets, carrots, swiss chard. ductive. Scott Drive, Manchester, all modern facilities. Canine CANCER (June 21-July 22) You peppers and eggplant. SCORPIO (Oct. 25NOV. 22) may sense you're a bit more Born Loser — Art Sansom WHIRLPOOL WASHER $75. 2 day Saturday. Holiday Inne, 200 Sheldon Limited supplies on some Treat your friends generously sharp In financial maneuvering end tables, Mediterranean Road, Manchester. For reser­ vegetables. Casimer Kurys today, but >don't be outland- than you actually are today. Be design $25 each, round kitchen WASHER - and like new vations please call 646-5971. Farms, 157 French Rd., Ishly lavish. It won't Impress a good silent partner. Let oth­ table $10. Call 643-2780 / 688- dryer. Pool table, coffee Bolton, 649-6828. them nearly as much as It could ers do the selling. 1629. table, lamps. Telephone 569- POODLES - Guaranteed tiny depress your ralny-day funds. INEWSFAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) lA L P gA D T ® 1976byNEA.1, Inc. 3547. toy puppies and stud services PICK YOUR OWN sweet cor- Bugs Bunny — Htlmdahl and Stoffal at fair prices.1-423-8789. n, 80 cents/dozen, Saturday ONE OF A KIND - 7 foot afternoon and Sunday mor­ padded bar with railing and POODLES - Guaranteed Tiny ning only til 11 a.m. Also other WHATiS THAT "Great day for hydrocarbons and photo­ formica top. $400. 643-5968. Toy and small miniature pup­ vegetables. 644-0304. Natsasky THUMPING? chemical oxidants, eh?" □ MISC. FOR SALE pies. Selectively bred at fair Farm. SINGER SEWING Machine. prices. 1-423-8789. With maple cabinet. 6 years Our Boarding House — Carrol & McCormick Article* for Sale 41 old. Buttonhole attachment. 1 BEAUTIFUL Silver year guarantee. $125 firm. miniature male Poodle pup­ Antique* 48 c SEE SdAP-' I ALUMINUM sheets used as Call 644-2967. AUNT MARTriAT OME W BURGLAR pies. AKC registered. Putten- w HAD TO 6(3 -4 ALARM. UNCLE AM05.' HEAHl V HAP printing plates, .007 thick, cove breeding. 228-9297 / 423- WANTED. Antique furniture, HELP COU6IN ) IT WORKED (SREAT HEAKTATTACK. 23x32", 25 cents each or 5 for BRAND NEW Plush 6333.______l___ $1. Phone 643-2711. May be glass, pewter, oil paintings or CAI$y ')'E6TERy LA5T NIOHT.'^DME- / \NPAU THE Turquoise rug. 12x14. Selling R. picked up A.M, only. FREE TO GOOD HOME - other antique items PAY AMP - if . BODY BROKE THE -<7 iff MAHTHA eiKie>«A uc.) » Vi « for half price $120. Call Neutered male cat. Orange Harrison, 643-8709. T f 0 > between 6-9 p.m. 247-3758. ^TA Y E P 'ELECTRIC EYE BEAM UNIFORMS WANTED -Cub and white tiger. Very good OVER' ON THE ^TAIR6 Scouts, Boy and Girl Scout, nature. Has shots. Moving, AN’ OFF IT Brownies, nurses. East and we can’t take it with us. Heathcliff This Funny World Catholic School. 649-1225. Please call 633-8498, after 6 OFFICE SPACE WENT' GLASS FRONT CHINA p.m. only. FOR RENT C)im 5 * ’ Maf«a^lr*8„be. TWO 300 AMP Rectifiers - Cabinet and matching buffet • 1171 w wemr few. kic. T Jl. Mg. U. 1 PM-OR- Good condition. Good for approximately 75 years old or AKC MALE APRICOT 1250 square feet, center oil WHAT^S POODLE, 6-weeks, Parents iManchester. air conditioning and I plating, or welding. Call 649- older. Negotiable. Call 633- ■parking. Call S43-9S3I. CrocketM, THE AMERICAN 3439 from noon til 6:00 p.m. 8498 between 6 and 9 p.m. on­ can be seen. $100. Call 569- N ^ E 3920.______SCHOOL ly. Weekends anytime. 1978 BiRCK CENTURY SPEGUL O F ^ O' KARATE,' NCR CASH REGISTER - GOLDEN RETRIEVER Reconditioned, with many BABY ITEMS - Crib, dressing Auto, trens., power steering, power OUtHT PUPPY - AKC, female, 9 DOWN- totals. Call after 5:30 p.m., table, car seat, stroller, etc. weeks. Sire: American and brakes, radial tires, AM radio. P 228-3957. Reasonable. Call 649-8023, EASY TO GET TO Stock #7149. THERB? (T f? Canadian Champion. Parents A cosy slipper-boot in after 5 p.m. hip and eye clear. Excellent MOLDED FORMICA top and EASY TO BUY FROM crochet for yourself or disposition. $125, 875-2200 keep gift-giving! paneled bar with two shelves 8 PIECE SOLID MAPLE trying. THE HOME OF * dining room set. Made by 4998 No, 5802 has crochet and four stools.$175. 646-6028. *doaler prep. & irans. Inci. directions for Shoe Size Moosehead of Maine. Drop- Livestock MR. GOOOWREHCH TWO PAIRS of bucket seats leaf table and cane chair 44 6-8 and 8H-9M; and his golden re MDie, •••< $i m itr «stb from Pontiac. 1 pair red, 1 seats. 2 antique Chinese RIDING LESSONS indoor OMOJAlirY ttttni, slat 2M Iff H itsfs m * ssiUss. 6 pair white. Excellent condi­ Bridal vase lamps. 2 Chinese riding ring. Western stock wrenimes SBMcc/nuns t EANPER CWE IT AzSAIN-s- tion. $50 pair. 633-0131. Sister of Mercy lamps. 525- Am CiM &-S- seat, saddle seat, and hunt t (/• HMcSttlir EvMiM laUA 5871 after 7 p.m. seat. All levels 228-9817. tlM In. d S A n DARK LOAM Delivered - 5 In y«L Xt. INN Short Riba — Frank HHI BARREL SET. Table, and 4 Prlsl Nssit, Id liiii wlU ZIP yards, $34. plus tax. Also sand, Boets-Accessorle* 45 COM asd lljia Namkar, gravel and more stone 643- chairs. Excellent condition. PIERCE BUIGK. INC. iHOTTHTfr $400. Call 646-2236, or 742-7577, 1978ALBUMwithaS2-page o n e / 1974 FU RY - 16'A-foot _____...... lO I V I B ll "Gift Section" with full after 5 p.m. fiberglass, tilt trailer, with directions. Price... $2.00 X. Oi.E PAIR ANTIQUE Satin 1975 55-horsepower outboard “THE PEOPLE PIUSERS” UlO TNEU SMKI ATI1.ZS EACH. drapes- Australian valance- C A L IA FORD Building Supplies 42 Chevy eii-'ine. 2 tanks, $2,5(10. ■K M nUIWLII$ IE HIWIFIIMI N ^ its^ UE iiaioN eiiiin. 8 -5 Jj '.e, 144x84, $45. Touch and Also 50 norse Johnson out­ 722 WETHIRSFIEID AVE. 59 09 1 Caatalas iMaaa Indz qalHi. sew sewing machine with NATURAL STONE for board, $300. 228-0475 or 228- HARTFORD ■ 278-2500 M TAKE AIRPORT RD. EXIT OFF 1-91 to Na. 1.117-ldllLTI ON PAHAOE. "In your case, I think we’re Maple cabinet, $65., 25 gallon r Brown 8t. and Loft on FRANKLIN AVE. Uracnaai far tbrtsaa oallta. retaining walls, veneers, 9550. TAKE AIRPORT RD, EXIT JJ. ftllJ-OMNSMOtNIOl now- going to have to start from scratch. ’ ’ fish tank with filter and patios, etc. Pick up by the U auiltl. II fiMaaUai aallli. accessories, $35. 2 Rupp snow pound or delivery by the ton. HOBIE CAT, 14 ft., good con­ OFF 1-91 to W ETH . AVE. No. t.|1 l-« im iM ’t PIVOIITE mobiles-40 horse power, bes i TEL. 249-1301 ^ AFOHANS. A kaaallfal talictiaa. *NO//...TAM N0r 6CRVING8REAKW«riN«P.'" Bolton Notch Stone Quarry, dition. $1200 or best offer. 1 BLOCK SOUTH Na. (.tn - MAKE A eiPT. Many offer. Call 568-6559. 69-3163, Trailer available. 267-0553. ■llti far irlaaA aad faauhr. ( PAGE TWENTY - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn.. Sat., Aug. 5, 1978

MANCHESTER Serving Manchester over 50 y r i. S M STilMPS MAKES US „ NO. ONE ponUana The p /g .,, ■24•24 BIRCHB IR ru ST.OT » « I U T TEL. 643-6247 MIDDLE TURNPIK 643-4444 F.T.D. MSTR CH6 MANCHESTER AMER EXPREitr WORLD WIDE SERVICE n tm VKI AND INITALL INDUITDIAL AND COMMUCML HAS IT! MR CONMTIONMG • REFRIGERATION phon* HEATMG and SHEET METAL Business-Directory Guide For 646-0863 341 Broad St. I New Eniland Mediamcal Services, he. Manchuter Manchester and Surrounding Mtnchtjter ROUTE 113, P.O. BOX 3147 Professional Park TALCOTTVILLE, CONN. (06066) ’ Suita T06 643-2736 • 643-2192 ®*ity Gallagher Vicinity prop. CAMPING EQUIPMENT FAMOUS BRAND TINTt, COTS. UIEPIIN IASS, MR MAHRESSIS, featuring this week... TELEVISION - APPLIANCES STOVn,UNTERtlS .MANCHESTER FARR’S NOMEMPIOnilXT THS eyturTHiMO sroHt MV euff-nu-sumr 2 m a in s tr eet OSTRINSKY PAPER & IRON kfiviH ORN OAILT TO S P.M. J . FARR • 643-7111 ^.7 . ^ ------. I A,ipi|jg|CE ■ TV 6 4 9 - 3 0 8 9

V0LKSWA6EN REPAIR ■ m by taclory tralnad apectallata m Phil Pel* Lociciro end Zidek A R C O 0 WB T h e Hi 646-5036 CARPET AND FLOOR COVBUNG I SOI MAIN l i m t OMI lOH Ihri 111 t - l 1 IIIS I I I I t-V PAP AUTO REPAIR MANCWS1B 09T OF lO fD (A ll COUKI M I- IM R 706 Mein SI. • “Arco Cherge” * Mencheeter ConReclicul's Ingest Floor CoveriRg Deiler MANCHESTER SAFES LOCK CO. M £ R C l / R r j S r w f L d c u s M ir H A53 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER • 643-6922 Alirms. Lock. 4 / ' | J j iJ! ^Phona 646-2796 ^ Sates Combination Chanoes. - ~ i NO SERVICE CHARGE keys m slock Repairs of all kinds Also We... Make Keys : Scissors. & . ^ S ta m p ji Pinking Shears Sharpened RMervitloni for • Hotels • Alrflnet • tttaneM M 1627 MrIh SlTBBt

FLO’S Cake Decorating Supplies Inc. Ib ilE UP SPECIAL 646-0226 675-3252 *10.99 6 cyl. - *18.95 V-8 A CONFUTE UNE OF : L . MflLTON CAKE DECORATIONS PLUS ' p a r t s AIR CONDlflONINQ Before You Throw It Away, Check With (^trinsky First 8L1QHTLY HIGHER in CINTRK ST. 70 UNION 8T. MANCHEtTRR. CONN. ROCKVILLE, CONN. RAG AUTO SERVICE Hon. ■ lo t. 10-9 Mon. • Sat. 10-S the Ostrinsky family has been involved in the business of recycling in the Town Thun., lo -l Fri. 10-9 of ftfanchester. As a past president of the Eastern Paper Mill Suppliers Association, Mr. Abraham I. • Front End Specialists • Tun* Up Os^msky has kept abreast of standards and procedures for packaging and presenting to various mills .i • Brakes A Shocks * Air Conditioning Wedding Cakes A Specialty product for recycling that has continually met the demand for other than natural resources. Ostrinskv has .t • Road Sorvico constant market for his product, (salvageable material) and has paid his customers higher prices because In [ 436 CENTER ST. Tel. 649-3963 MANCHESTER EVERYTHING IN has insisted on handling only that type of material which is free of contamination. Environmental Contidl pollutmil, resource recovery, and ecology are familiar topics discussed and acted upon by the various mill ;iinl secondary handlers associations. It is for the best interest of the public to be concerned with our future for n - • MIRRORS • SHOWER DOORS Westside Shoe Repair • STORE FRONTS • SAFETY GLASS we come into those years that our natural resources dry up it will become mandatory to save as much ,i i Corner Center & McKee Streets • BATHTUB ENCLOSURES You can start now by selling your paper-metal-and iron In Manchester, Conn. * Tel. 643-8285 Ostrmsky at 731 Parker Streep, Manchester, Connecticut, Telephone 643-5879. Repairers of Footwear, Handbags, Leather JJL WHITE GLASS C0.Jnc. Goods. Complete Lins ol Shoe 9 Losthor Caro FURNITURE TOPS • PICTURE WINDOWS V Products. — You'll Lika Our Fail, Quality Sarvica — Manchaattr 649-7322 31 Biwoll 81, -j- OYEwatYEAo- unm enct EN6UND MECHANICAL SERVICES, INC. Hours: Mon.-FrI. 8-5:30. Sat. 8-4 Closed Weds.

763 MAIN ST. MANCHESTER OVER 45 6 4 3 -1 1 9 1 MEMOMAl CO. YEARS experience 191 0pp. East Cemetery cau 649-5807 MAIN ST. MANCHESTER q u ality HARRISON ST. 6 4 3 -1 9 0 0 MEMORIALS MANCHESTER

T.P. AITKIN INC. CLYDE a MICKEY MILLER’S HEATIN6 • AIR C0NDITI0NIN6 VENTILATIN6 • SHEET METAL WORK L ilt)''' PAP PARTS Induitrlal - Re$idential - Commercial ESTABLISHED 1934 -inno PMTS FOE lESS* POSl 511 E. M IDDLE TPKE. Located 27 years at... (In the Parkirig Lot Behind 27 TOLLAND TPKE., MANCHESTER Mencheeter Green Shoe Outlet) TEL. 649-3526 ______TEL. 643-6793 ______Open Mon.-FrI. 9-9. Sat. ft Sun. 9-6

rMANCHESTER AWNING COMPANY Canvai • Home Improvementi • Aluminum OSTRINSKY SCRAP METAL DEALER IN WASTE "Ti)e aMake a ‘0{ome out of a ’fHouse" and PAPER MATERIALS 731 PARKER ST. 195 WEST CENTER ST. B. G. ST. PIERRE, Prop. MANCHESTER, CONN. 649-3091 New England Mechanical Services, Inc, Tel. 643-5735 or 643-5870 ROUTE #83 • POST OFFICE BOX 3147 • TALCOTTVILLE, CONNECTICUT 06066 e m m RUG A UPHOlSTERy CUAIIIIIG AIR CONDITIONING, REFRIGERATION, HEATING, SHEET METAL CONTRACTORS (203) 643-2738 & 643-2192 Mancheiter'i Only Complete Carpel Servicel New England Mechanical Services, Inc., established in 1966 now located at Route 83, Talcottville, is a S&H STAMPS MAKES US 14 High S tm t, rear firm which specializes in sales, service, design and installation of industrial and commercial air conditioning, refrigeration, heating, ventilation systems and ice machines. There are presently 21 employees in our ser­ MANCHESTER vice, construction and sheet metal departments to serve you. Satisfied customers have been our best adver­ NO. ONE C /* Phone: 646-5630 tisement. 1 0 SALES • SERVICE • CONTRACT MAINTENANCE • CENTRIFUGAL • RECIPROCATING • ICE MACHINES 725 EAST v V • DESIGN • INSTALLATION WE SELL ■ WE SERVICE ■ WE CARE f J MIDDLE TURNPIKE "Serving the area tince 1955” v- MANCHESTER 2 LOCATIONS TO SERVE YOU Got h Painting Problam? Wi'll Halpl IN MANCKSTER, RKHT ON RUM S T R tn IF THE SHOE FITS FIX IT! Service Still meins something lo us — end service meins spending enough lime with you lo help you select the right paint Finish lor Ihel fob GREENS & THINGS / coRPim nuNTMc t a m s a m e t • Heels While You Wait you're planning. See us For paint end service when you plan your nest project. PLANT PEOPLE LOW COST PHINTIN6 • Expert Shoe Service WHILE YOU WAIT (PHOTO READY) ARE NICE PEOPLE N3NU CMS • summ • ean siNts • Orthopedic Work 298 W. MIDDLE TURNPIKE MIM C-MAM PRIINTING E fU o tm o n PAI N T CQ •11 MAIN IT . • MANCHieTM • *41-1777 Houre: 9:00-5:30 643-1635 • SEE US FOR ENGRAVED NAME PLATES Mon.-Seturdey Ask for Dave yOur INDEPENDENT Open Deily to 8, Sat. Ill 6 • TRY OUR NEW 3-M UNO COPIUI Closed Sunday* For the Summer 4M OINTM IT. « MANCHIITIN PARKADE SHOE REPAIR (Ralow Bernla’s TV)

RUST PROOFING QUALITY USED CARS Krank Arnone For Quality end PorfocUon In (>19-7901 Cleaning Your Drapes, Wadding (fuettUU /4tct» Soclu Gown, Slincovort, Suodos A ABMtMfMf/ TEL. 643-0018 DONWILUS Specializing In Grooms Tux FREE m LsaUiors andI Ml your Meaning COMPLETE BODY WORK M AK E SERVICE Ash about our policy. needs. StI., Hwi. A T w t 181 P.H.' TOWING - PAINTING - GLASS GARAGE Frael End Ififnimiil Free chauflbrod Oorvico. W «l.,Tliin.lFrl.18IS.Il. , INSURANCE WORK 11 Mm St, TH. (4M531 (Wookly drawings) Geoiril M r Noili 956 MAINST. SAMk DAvninillA'iikibKv; _ F0REI6H A DOMESTIC ' MANCHESTER, CONN. ROUTE 837^- TALCOTTVILLE, CONN. PARKADE GLEANERG 10 lo 9 Weekdays — 10 to 5 Saturday 402 NfST MIOOU TRIE.. M W C tlilTW

r.’.j: r'5.'’.=s'-S3r.jrrr! FAMOUS BRAND ISION • APPLIANCES H f MANCHESTER "“T” I TV 649-3589 fat li Slip I Skip BPK r AND FLOOR COVBUNG II 101 Ikii U1 t l THIS I III f.f Oil OF lOVI CItl could MJ-mX It's Urges! Floof Covering Deiler

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i«E UP SPECIAL 6 cyl. - *18.95 V-8 PARTS AIR CONDiriONINQ SLIQHTLV HIOHER lUTO SERVICE End SpaclalUit • T mim Up A Shocks • Air Conditioning • Road Sarvica IT. Tal. 649-3663 MANCHESTER side Shoe Repair sr Center & McKee Streets ester, Conn. • Tel. 643-8285 I Footwear, Handbags, Leather )late Lina ol Shoe A Leather Cara

Ike Our Fail, Quality Sarvica — FrI. 8-5:30. Sat. 0-4 Closed Wads.

ITER OVER 45 ■ CO. YEARS experience imatery Call 649*5807 TV HARRISON ST. !ALS MANCHESTER

DE A MICKEY MILLER’S PAP AUTO PARTS “AUTO PARTS FOR LESS" 511 E. MIDDLE TPKE. (In th« Parking Lot Bahlnd Manchoatar Qraan Shot Outlot) TEL. 649-3528 lon.-FrI. 9-9. Sat. A Sun. 9-6

SjSf, SCIMP META and P/IPtll iLS 731 PARKER ST. T tl. 643-5735 or 643-5079

STAMPS MAKES US NO. ONE 725 EAST MIDDLE TURNPIKE MANCHESTER

GREENS & THINGS PLANT PEOPLE ARE NICE PEOPLE 298 W. MIDDLE TURNPIKE

643-1635 Open Daily to 8, Sat. til 6 Closed Sundays For the Summer

Quality and Perfection In llaanliw Your Orapas, Wadding iown, Sllpcovars, Suadas A Uiors and all your daanlng ds. Sat, Mon. a Tum in I P.M. W«l.,Tliurt.aFrt.1HIP.H. , sAMi PARKADE GLEANERS 402 WftT MIOeU TVIL. MUKM IW 4: Page 2-W EEKEND' This week’s TV sports WEEKEND'-.Pag^i'

5.30 'oday, Aug. 5 Today © QoH "The Colgate European ® 9 Golf "PGA Champion­ Open" Top professional women Monday MORNtNQ ©ThaOddCoupla AFTERNOON ship" Live coverage ol the third golfers compete for the Europe­ 1:30 11KX) © Superm an round ol play In this $300,000 an Open Titte at the Sunningdale EVENING j Men reenvM ® ® 0 8 9 tournament Irom Oakmont Golf Club in Berks. England. IftO O ) Bawitchad 0 Once Upon A Ctanio ® lS M ld Horowitz Hero Consumer 12:00 Country Club in Oakmont, Penn­ I ® P a M m s For LMng ) Cormactlcut: Sean Buyline 9 Candlepin Bowting 4:00 7:00 7:15 sylvania. ImCliadrin'sQowwl I TMs Weak In Baaebal © O n Lina JSacondCttyTV ® CBS Sports Live coverage of ® Bow«ngFFb rD o llm lOPTLCtub IWalltraalWaak 8 Petticoat Junction 1:00 ©WraMliRg ©Wrestling the USAC Texas "200" summer i Movla "All This And Heaven 7:28 © To Ba Announced EVENING edition from the Texas World I&30 Too" (1940) Bette Davis, Charies ( S If You Ask Me 0 Two Ronnies 1:30 8:00 ^ Agriounure U.SJL Speedway in College Station ® 9 Daseban Regional cover­ Boyer. This Week In Baseball ) Cumir And Friends 7:29 11:30 ® Texas. age of Atlanta Braves at Cincin­ 9 Pattlooat Junction 6 KX) )OuvuyAndQolluth SDaiyNumbara ® M ovla “The Quiller 2:00 ® 9 6 o H Rnals of the National nati Rgds; Chicago White Sox at ® Racing From Saratoga 2:00 Memorandum" (1966) George Open Long Driving Champion­ Kansas City Royals. 16:45 700 ® Fitnass Motivation )SoulTrM n Segal, Alec Guinness. This Waek In Baseball 9:00 ship featuring amateur and pro­ I ® ANswOuy I Hollywood Taan & )ThatQlr1 ® ImiM Plus... ® Soccer Dallas Tornados vs. fessional golfers from Oakmont IYa la 78 2:30 ® Movie "Pretty Poison” New York Cosmos Country Club in Oakmont, Penn­ Tuesday I t k w • KRaal INathvMaOnThaRoad IfflWCT Tennis )Va« Alegre ^ Another View (1968) Anthony Perkins, Tuesday sylvania. ^ » *- -*— -*--- I Lowai Thomas Ramambars... © © Baseball Boston Red Sox 11:30 EVENING ) UnCNrOOQ I DIrector'a Playhouaa Weld. © © SportsWorld Amateur IHaaHaw vs. Milwaukee Brewers ® Racing From Roosevelt jutUoRascMs ) Rtnats Motivation IJokar'aWid ® Racing From RooaavaH boxing leaturing the Muhammad iConwKuilon L Yooe & You 8 8 8 Saturday Night Uva AN Amateur Boxing Club vs. the 7.-00 iPoica 12.-00 ITNaWaXnBassbai 9 Movie "Fire Over England" 0 Wrestling Leinster Council Boxing Club ol ® Bowling FOr Doners 17:30 I MMMCtNIMttS 3:30 I Fury (1937) Sir Laurence (Jllvier, Dublin, Ireland; International Vol­ 7:30 ] Arthur And Company 8.-00 ® 9 W l d e World Of Sports 12:30 Vivien Leigh. leyball Association All-Star ) Bugs And Popaya 2:30 )BobNawhart "U.S.A. Mlnl-OlympIcs" Cover­ © T h e Athletes ® Baseball New York Mets vs. Match; a look at motorized bar- ) Duahr'aTraahauaa ) Ths Ghost And Mta. Muir ) Lawnmea Wait 12KX) age ol the National Sports Festi­ Montreal Expos stool racing. ) Truth Or Consaquancas ) 9 Comedy SpacM WratUIng val. lealuring competition in gw CTTannIs Vlawpaint On Nutrttlan 4:30 IIAmTIwQreataat g Malodyland Evening Saevloe Summer Olympic events, plus • lasabai S ® 9 Golf "PGA Champion­ Wednesday i Tinnuaia Tuxedo And His l88BlonicWoman 12:30 the Winter Olympic events ol lig- S U I l d f l V i Preserving ship" Live coverage of the final g Great Performances © Th a A th M e a ure skating and ice hockey. EVENING iWM,WldWaat IMavarlck round of play In this $300,000 |8dX> 12:45 4.-00 tournament from Oakmont ) Robonlc Stooges 3. -00 gThsRtalAinartca ©©Pre-Game MORNING 7:00 © L M a n Country Club in Oakmont, Penn­ ] Abbott And Costalo ® Movis "The Eyes Ol Charles 8:30 4:15 sylvania. ® Bowing For Dolars )9Dynomutt Sand" (1972) Peter Haskell, ® Baby, I'm Back 1.-00 ® Movie "Trog" (1970) Joan © © Baseball Los Angeles 11:00 5. -00 7:30 Jack N cklans is trying for his fifth win in the PGA J Dam And Goliath Hugh Benson. 0 Saly Garda And F Bob Nawlu © Sports Challenga Crawford, Michael (3Jack Klugman will be feeling no phia Phillies at Pittsburgh © This Week In Baseball © ^B^UsrM ade In Germany © Malodyland Evening Service Sunday, August (. 18:30 (1968) Boris Karloff, Christopher Helen Hogan. Pirates. Borussla MoecKhengladbach vs. g a 9 Bionic Woman pain when his series revs up in the fall. The expert Thursday ]8paad Buggy Lee. 8 Movla "Cinderella Jones" AFTERNOON Brunswick (R) ) SupirtitroM © Great Parformanoas in forensic medicine will be tracking crime in and © Shades Of Graane © Maverick (1946) Joan Leslie, Robert Alda. 4:30 5:15 EVENING )9Supar1rtanda out of his laboratory. 0 The Real America 1:25 ® & )o rts Spectacular "WBA / 1:00 9 Rad Sox Wrap-Up ) VIswpaInt On Nutrition 3:30 Home Box Office ® Ths Brady Bunch ® ABC News WBC World Middleweight 0 Sports Chatanga 7.-00 >B8QoQoQlobatrotters 8'30 ~ WIda World Of Sports Championship" with defender © Qraataat Sports Legends EVENING This week's schedule for |9dX) ® Baby, I'm Back 1:30 / T o Adventure 0 Saiy Garda Apd Family Hugo Corro vs. Ronnie Harris in Home Box Office on Greater sa Bunny / Road Runner ® Newa a 15-round bout; "The Whitney," 1:30 IT o B a : Hartford CATV: 7:30— Race for the Pennant 9KX) featuring 3-year-olds and up In a ® CBS Sports "International 6. -00 10:30 iss: © B la c k Parapactlve On The 8:00— Patton DanM Boone ® C B S Movie "Burn" (1970) mile and o n e -^h lh race Irom Grand Prix Tennis Tournament" © T h e Racers XRacaOfTheVav Today News ll.-OO-Hadd Foxx ©MMarRogare(R) Marlon Brando, Evaristo Saratoga Race Track In Sarato­ Same-day coverage ol the final 7:30 3«>-Pelton 4. -00 Marquez. 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Beyond Space" (1967) Robert © S B a s e b a U © JanvFalwai 8:00 Thuraday Hutton, Jennifer Jayne. © © © NBC Movie 'The UNI-LOK CONSTRUCTION © Red Sox Wrap-Up © a Baaebal Boston Red Sox 11HN) S:30— Gladys Knight and Ray vs. Milwaukee Brewers © TheR aoars OD Baaebal New York Mets vs. Chadat sao— MacAHluir © Ones Upon A Classic 4:30 Land That Time Forgot" (1974) St. Louis Cardinals 8d)0— MacArlhur SKXF^WorM Team Tennis © V i la Alegre ® Sports Spectacular Doug McClure, Susan Penhall- © PopI Ocas The Country gon. Survivors from an Allied 10:30— The Houta by the Lake 9:30— MacArthur 10-.30 © E ric a submarine and their German Midnight— I Eicapad Irom Oavirt Midnight-1 Escaped from Davll'r ® Batman/Tarzan Island 0 Lowai Thomas Ramembara... captors land on an Island ruled Mand ® HoHywood Taan by prehistoric animals. (R) This week’s TV speeiale 1:30— QIadya Knight and Ray Friday a O a PM ( Panther SK)0 Charies © hi Parformanca At Wolf Trap © DanM Fbatar. 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I ® C B S N a w s ffl Joe FrankNn ffl 9 Happy Days (R) 0 For You, Black Woman (Wed) ffl ^ Three Sons 6:00 ®UndetThat Girl persuasion, but even if was the romantic interest ^Barrio (Thu) 00NOW S « 0 J o k e r ’s4Wlld 11:30 0 0 0 Days Of Our Lives DNA Debate ® BahoM Wondrous Things (FrI) 4:30 7:00 their bodies have some­ now played by Julie Chris­ 0 Spirit O l Independence fflLoveOtUfe 0 Green Acres ffl Superheroes ® Man BuiMa, Man Destroys ® Y a lo ’78(Moo) 7:30 12:30 tie. ® The Fkntstones 9 The Flintstonee ffl Midday Live ffl The Odd Couple (SWonderama thing in common their ® Connecticut: Soon (Tuo) ffl 9 Family Feud 2:00 ® Undersea World Of Jacques ffiPTLChib ffl 9 One Life To Live 0 P T L C Iu b ® This Is The Life blood does not. No relation. 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ISew Owner of 0 63 Anna Karenina ® Up Front William Holden, Barbara ® Meat The Mayors 0 Marcus Welby, M.D. ® The RIntstones Stanwyck. 0 Athletes ®9QrapeApe 0 0 0 Police Sto n 6:30 ® Rex Humbard EVENING 0 0 Masterpiece Theatre ffl Good Times ffl Merv Griffin Hi) Insight 9:15 DIP4SIP,„, 0 Sports Challenge 0 Ustan 9:00 SMundoReal 6:00 a: ® 0 News ffl M*A*S*H 0 Three Sloogee ® Movie "The Outside Man" 9:30 "T/ie Coffees on... ffl Movie "A Night To Remem­ 0 On Nalure's Trail (1973) Ann Margret, Roy Scheld- ® Alice ber" (1958) Kenneth More, er. A hired killer Irom France ~ ] Newark And Reality Stop In Anytime.” Ronald Allen. The "unslnkable" 11:30 0 Jake Hess GospellospeITtme 1 ® Face The Nation arrives In Los Angeles to elimi­ Titanic goes down on its maiden every . / . r . as a nearby freighter ® Little Rascals nate a syndicate member.lutsr. 2£ hrs.lira. SpoclDl on Monday Most baby birds have a hard by unaware. 2 hrs. (B/W) little ® 9 Animals Animals Animals ® Movie "Thief 01 Baghdad" 10KK) a little knob at the end o f their (1961) Steve Reeves,5, Georgia 0 Turnabout thing ® Moments Of Comfort ^ Nobody Ever Asked Mel beaks called ah egg tooth, [• the n iif o c ia of mom J iR * * j Moll. An old genie comes>mes *to the 2nd Cup 15< 0 Movie "The West Point 0 This Weak In Baseball according to aid ol a thief trying to revive his Story” (1950) Virginia Mayo, The World Booh downtown moncheStei'J S I Adalante ffl The World Of Tomorrow Hawkeye (Alan Alda) falls In love with an aristocratic dead girlfriend, the Sultan's ‘ T f c e James Cagney. The star ol a Encyclopedia. They use the 0 Studio See 0 Living Faith Taste Tells The Tale'^ Korean woman (played by Kleu Chinh) who has given daughter. 2 hrs. stage show at West Point Is per­ knob to crack the shell o f the AFTERNOON 0 Bm Moyers' Journal 6 4 6 - 9 4 6 6 over her estate to child war refuges. In “ M*A S H, suaded to join in the revue. (2 (■ 0 Human Dimension 339 Canter S t egg so they can wriggle out. 0 George Crumb: The Voice Of 12:00 fi&Th RAO rs Monday, August 7 on the CBS Television Network. hrs.) 0 6 T h e W h A ® Face The State 0 Crockett's Victory Garden WEEKEND - Pace 7 Pa^e 6 - WEEKEND. 1 2 The fights Thursday, Aug. 10 3 5 6 7 B 9 Aug. 8 10 I t I2 Tuesday, - of De Niro DAYTIME MOVIES DAYTIME MOVIES 7:29 10:30 7 M ) 9 M arcus Walby, M.D. (3) 9 H ogan's Heroes I3 14 15 a Daily Numbers ffiLWeOfRIley ^ . Robert De Niro has been )C B S N a w s 8*30 ® Movie "Sapphire" (1959) 9 ® M y s t e r y M urals O f Ba|a 11.-00 ) T M Brady Bunch Nigel Patrick, Yvonne Mitchell. 7:30 CaHfomla battling both on screen and ® M arv Griffin It) 11.-00 ) Alt-Star Anything Goes 9 "The Big Broadcast Ol ) Conoantratlon ® 9 What’S Happeningll 9 Petticoat Junction 17 18 Id 9 "Miss Grant Takes off lately. While he’s been 1938" (1938) Bob Hope, W.C. ] Bowling For Dollara 9 ® DIckCavett Richmond" (1949) Luciile Ball, I Carol Bumatt And Friends IIHX) busy training to p lv boxer Fields. (F aaU vJ Of Faith 9K)0 20 William Holden. 19 The Gong Show ® ® 9 ® i l N e w s 11:30 2 T ® 9 Hogsn’s Heroes Jake La Motta in “Tlie Rag­ 1K)0 ) Outdoors With Kan Callaway ® Hawaii Flva-0 ing Bull,” bis ailing show mz ® 9 Bam ay Millar ) M *A *8 *H 1:00 SS h a N a N a ( B Movie "The Man Who Could ® "Letter From An Unknown 24 9 0 RIchls Brockabnan ) Hogan’s Heroes 2b 5 T 2 ^ U 28 29 ® "Dakota" (1945) John 9 MacNell / Lehrar Report Work Miracles" (1937) Roland marriage to Diahann Abbott W om an" (1948) Joan Fontaine, lO varE aay 30 I Mawlywad Game 9 ® W o r i d )9StarslwAHutch Wayne, Vera Ralston. $100,000 Name That Tune Young, Joan Gardner. finally gasped its last Louis Jourdan. ■ ITMOddCotnIe 9 Movla "Thirty Seconds Over U fplos O f Faith :(i 32 (5) "A Matter Of W ho" (1962) (Joker’s Wild 9 Petticoat Junction breath. ® "Broken Journey" (1948) _lJonlgh1 Terry-Thomas. Honor Blackman. I World Nawa TonVit Tokyo" (1944) Spencer Tracy, ' K 9 ® DIckCavatt Abbott, who’s up for the Phyllis Calvefi, James Donald. jpaptloned World News 8KX) I Lowa| Thomas Ramambers... Van Johnson. General Jimmy 34 4:00 I Family Film C lassics 11:30 title role in “Ib e Josephine 4:00 Doolittle prepares for and com­ 35 B6 (B “Geneyieve" (1953) Dinah iCross-Wita (BCBS Late Movie "C oun­ Baker Sttory,” has dug in at 7:29 ! mands B-29’s In bombing mis­ 9 Ironside ■ ® "The Blue Lagoon" (1949) 9 DaiyNumbara Sheridan, John Gregson. l9HappyDays terfeit Green" (1971) David their California digs, while Jean Simmons, Donald Houston, sion during World War II over 37 3 9 40^ » r 42 9 "Rhapsody In Blue" (1945) 19 9 Just For Laughs Janssen, Richard Jaeckel. De Niro works and makes a "Night And Day" (1946) 7:30 Japan. 12:00 Robert Alda, Alexis Smith. I ® Anna Karenina d ) Hogan’s Heroes Cary Grant, Eve Arden. 9 Movla "Jazz Singer” (1927) the New York party circuit. ) $25,000 Pyramid ® Movla "Gold Diggers Of 43 46 47 48 I Marcus Walby,M,D, (Columnist EltuI Wilson re­ ) Carol Bumatt And Frianda Al Jolson, Warner Oland. A 1935" (1935) Dick Powell, Gloria EVENING Faith EVENING )T M M u p p a ta young man becomes a singer, Stuart. 8:30 ported De Niro even threw a 49 9 9 9 Bast Of Carson ) Nawlywad G a iM despite the wishes of his Ortho­ 50 b1 52 GDMervGrlflln bash of bis own, for La 12:05 6:00 9®Captlonsd World News 1 Popi Q o m Tbs Country dox Jewish father. (2 hrs.) ® 9 Lavame & Shkley Tonight Motto’s S6th birthday. Mar­ 6KX) ® CBS Lata Movie "Madigan: b3 m ® l S ® N e w 8 ) ( l l 0 9 N « v t ) Hollywood Squaiea 9:30 Park Avenue Beat" (1973) Rich­ 54 55 9:00 9 Iroraide tin Scorsese, who’ll direct ( ® MacNall / LahrarrRaport Ra( ( S The Brady Bunch ) T M Brady Bunch (£) 9 ABC Movie "For Pete’s ard Widmark, John Larch. (B Concentration (£CBS Movie "Hell Boats" the film bio, and his steady, I Sp ad al Edition miniiivii 12KX) _ Liza Minnelli, were among ) Conoantratlon Sake" (1974) Barbra Streisand, 56 b f 131 Bozo'ssBtaTop E (1970) James Franciscus, Eliza­ d ) Movie "Gold Diggers Of IJoksr’sWBd Michael Sarrazin. A Brooklyn beth .:«hepherd. An American the well-wishers. (Bozo’s Big Top 12:37 9 9 @ Zoomornm (I ) 1933" Joan Blondell, Ruby I Zoom (R) I Bobby Vhrton housewife decides to help her a Hogan’sVs 'Heroes naval commander is sent to the Says La Motto of the ever- ® 9 Streets Of San Francisco Keeler. ( Hogan’s Hsfoas financially struggling husband ACROSS ^ B o n a n z a strategic Island of Malta during authentic actor’s boxing: (Bonanza and takes a series of unusual 1K)0 1.3 Shown, she's Joanie of Happy World War II to break a Nazi 12K)3 8K)0 iobs. (R) Jm Franklin 33 A Davis' first name 6:30 (B9ABC Movie "Cleopatra “He shakes me up. I bit him (Zoom GDTM Waltons blockade. pretty good. Bobby tells me, 0 9 Tomorrow Days 34 — - Zimbalist Jr. (BILovaLucy ® 9 Three’s Company Jones" (1973) Tamara Dobson, 6:30 ®Craaa-Wtta 8 10 Carl or Rob ® World News Tonight 'Hit me, I got to learn how to 1:30 35 One Life -— Live 9 9 a NBC Movie "Deadly Shelley Winters. )ILovaLuey ® 9 Waicoma Back, Kottar 10HX) 12 — Five-0 (9 Joker’s Wild take i t ’ He wants to get that ® M o v la "The Key" (1958) Wil­ ® News 36 Postscript (ab. 1 Game" (1977) Andy Griffith, Dan 12:45 J fVOnO NMVS lOnIQnt ® Bamaby Jonaa 13 Time periods lab > 131 Jake Hess Gospel Time O'Herlihy. A small-town police feelin’ ofkiU.” liam Holden, Trevor Hovyard. A r jk 1 37 TV product message (B Joe Franklin (Jokar’sW M 2 M ) 14 Dame Evans' monogram l3@8NBCNews chief is hindered by government ( Jake Haas Qoapal Tima commander ol an unarmed 38 The 6 Million Dollar — 9 On Nature’s TraU 9 U v b i g Faith ® N s m 15 Alter officials in his Investigation of an 1:00 ( O a N B C N a w a seagoing tug, assigned to tow to 9 0 OparaMon Runaway 41 Negative reply 9 Adam-12 16 TV network symbol auto accident involving a chemi- 999Tomorrow The late Bing Crosby made some startling revelations Sophia Loren i Ufa Around Us s a f ^ Allied ships disabled by 9 ® Maatarplaoa Thaatra 2.*0S 43 Chinese distance unit ® Over Easy enemy action during W.W. II, Is ® Movie "Nobody Lives Forev­ 17 Songstress — Reese cal-carreing truck. (R) 1:15 when he talked with Barbara Walters last year in an (Adam-12 44 Sebastian or Bruce 9 ® The People Vs. Inez Gar­ given a key to pass on. 2 1/2 hrs. 10:30 e r" (1946) John Garfield, Walter 1 1 6:55 G D C 8 S Late Movie “Outrage" ) Over Easy 19 Germanium chem. ab. 46 Soak flax d a Interview, which will air again as part of “The Barbara on the lam ®RaoaOfTMYaar Brennan. 9 N e w s (1964) Paul Newman, Claire 6:55 20 Bellamy's cufflink letters 49 Constellation 9 M ovie “Lorna Dootie" Walters Summer Special,” Wednesday. ^ ^ 8 CHIPS 11H)0 22 Sandra or Rubv Bloom. Sophia Loren is used to 9 0 Once Upon A Claaalc 4:15 51 Comparative word ending (1951) Barbara Hale, Richard ® ® 0 9 9 News ® Jack Benny 231 7:00 Greene. Oppressed English 1:45 being chased by paparrazzi, 52 Sanford and — iB C B S N e iM farmers organize and attack the ® News Wheatshocker wonders but when it comes to the 24 M iss Rutherford's inilial; 53 The — Night Movies (X) The Brady Bunch Doones, a ruthless outlaw family. iUce, even Sophia has trou- 26 Egyptian sun god 54 Demond Wilson's role ® Concentration 2:05 28 Guardino or Morgan 56 Let's M ake------(2 hrs.) ® Movie "The Charge At Sports trivia buffs should Se making good a getaway. (B Bowling For Dollars When she left Rome last Friday, Aug. 11 31 — Moon 57 A seamstress uses these ® F e stlv d 01 Faith 9:30 Feather River" (1953) Guy Madi­ have quite a time with this ® 9 Carter Country son, Frank Lovejoy. year, Sophia was questioned 9 Sounding Board one: Name the college team DAYTIM E M O V IE S ) Carol Bumatt And Frianda 9 Movla "Stop, You’re Killing that has won three national at the a i ^ r t for nine hours )FamlyFaud Zena Walker. DOWN @ N e w s 10:00 3:15 M e " (1953) Broderick Crawford, ® Movla "Em bassy" (1972) 1 Weird 9 0 v e r E a s y (B N e w s ® News championsUps in the last ) Nawlywad <3ama Claire Trevor. A woman con­ Richard Roundtree. Chuck 42 Welles or Bean 9 Newlywed Game ® 9 20 / 20 ABC Newsmaga- four years (Dnishing second 11K)0 ( Portar WOgnar vinces her gangster husband to 2 One who gets up 43 Last name of a Jack 9 "Merry Go Round 1938" Connors. 9 The Odd Couple zirte in 1976), and even out-per­ auowra ner ui uy ui x-oiia, ($100,000 MSM That Tu m give up lawlessness after Prohi­ 0 9 T o n lg lit 3 All — the Family 44 Combustible mineral (1937) Bert Lahr. I® MacHal/Lahrar Haport 9 World News Tonight (B Newlywed Game 4:08 formed the men's teams in where she met husband bition Is repealed. (2 hrs.) ® CapUoned World News 4 Require 45 Snare @ Legacy Americana ® Jack Benny ( Holywood Squartt § 9UvlngFaith it's finai performance Carlo Ponti. Then Carlo was 1:00 ® Maaaachuietti TonIgM 5 That's M y — 47 Geological time periods m i ffl "T M Lost Moment’’ (1947) (JokaPaWld together. later charged with illegally 9 . 3 0 V 9 M ovie ’’House Of Fear" 6 Be indebted to 48 Explosive Robert Cummings, Agnes (TMMuppatt Answer: In a competition ® Crockeft'a victory Garden (1945) Basil Rathbone, Nigel 7 Sierra's U.S. Forest Service removing $12 million in Ital­ Moor6h®6d 50 M iss Lupino that began with more than 8.-00 Bruce. men ian lire from the country. ® "Saraband" (1948) Stewart \ tea-----a----IBfnam wn 10:00 53 Musical note 1,000 teams, the Sophia has since been J WOnOif WOnMn 9 B a r a t U Wednesday, Aug. 9 Granger, Joan Greenwood. ]Croaa-Wtts )Sparraw 8 Assistant 55 Ingels' stationery letters Wheatshockers of Wichita charged as an accomplice, 12H)0 9 Chemical symbol for nickel DAYTIME M OVIES 4K)0 ) 9 T a b t t M 10:00 State University won the but since exitiiw Italy she (Sor^OfGod ® Movla "Forty-Second 10 Cereal grain SOLUTIO.N (Over Easy ® "S ve n g a ir (1955) Hllde- ) Baaabai Street" (1933) Ruby Keeler, Dick 1 Newlywed Game Pabst National Collegiate has become a Frendi citi­ ( O 8 Blacfc Shaap Squadron l 0 9 Q u i n c y 11 Robert or Donna 11:00 ® S Barbara Watters garde Kneff, Donald Wolfit. Powell. 9 "Tm No Angel" (1933) Mae (ThaOddCoi^ Bowling Championship in zen. ) ® Washington Weak In IF M n g L lM 12 Alan — l y ® Newlywed Game Is "Pride Of The Marines" )EvefilngAtPopa West, Cary Grant. (World News Tonight (3) Livim Faith Milwaukee for an unprece­ Still, when she returned to (1945) John Garfield, Eleanor 12:40 18 Erickson's note signature J.IN ) Economically Speaking 9 The Protectors 1:00 9 9 9 PoHca Woman dented third title. her native land recently to Parker. 9 Marcus Walby,M.D. 10:30 21 Produce offspring N'O ® "The Bullfighter And The 7:29 In their last event togeth­ do a film with Lina Wert- 8:30 09 Living Faith 1K)0 23 Jackie or Marlyn 10:30 EVENING Lady" (1950) Robert Stack, Gil­ 9 Dally Numbers ®LHaOIRiiay er, Wichita State bowlers muller, everyone was a - ® Marv Griffin 10:40 ® Joe Franklin 24 Inhabitant of a TV f^lanel KARMA WAGNER after bert Roland. 7:30 rolled the highest team pecting the authorities to ® 9 Oparatlon Patticoat ® KInar's Komar 9 0 9 Midnight Special 25 British air group 1 ab. 1 S i d B O ® "Scott Of The Antarctic" 11KX) game ever, 236, by stringing U tt ia g h e r fin a l strike . come a calling. Oddly (g(®Wa«$traatWaak lU tU eVIc ® ® 9 9 S N e w a 6:00 11K)0 1:30 27 Limb 3 l i S S (1948) John Mills, Derek Bond. six straight strikes over enough, they never showed. QP(l)08Newa ) Hot City Disco ® 9 Hogan’a Haroaa 9 M ) ® ® 0 9 9 N a w s ® News 28 M.ASH's — Lips Houlihan )S h a N a N a Hillsborough Community (BThaBr^Bundi 4:00 ® M ovie "Conspiracy Of ( S Incradibla Hulk ® H oi City Disoo 1:56 29 — Torn ® "Tread Softly Stranger" IB ase bsk College of T a n ^ , Fla. friend; a freshman who led ® Conoantratlon ejejEj Q B Hearts” (1960) Lilli Palmer, Syl­ ® 9 ABC Movla "Three On A ® Movla "Cottage To Let" ® Movie "S h e ’s Working Her 30 Affirmative answer (1958) Diana Dors. Terence l9WHdKlt^om all contestants with a 201.5 9 Bozo’s BtgTop via Syms. And the Wheatshockers Date" (1978) June Allyson, Ray (1941) Alaslair Sim, John Mills. W ay Through College" (1952) 32 Little House on the — Morgan. (Big Money Qsme average; and, finally, excit­ a ® Zoom ffl) 9 PatUcoatJunctlon have some real winning Bolger. Four couples who are 9 PaMcoat Junction Virginia Mayo, Gene Nelson. 38 More than several 9 "Gentleman Jim " (1942) ( ® MacNall / Lehter Report a Hogan’s Haroaa winners on a game show embark 9 ® DIckCavelt ways out of the lanes, too. able Karma Wagner, anchor 9®OlcfcCavatt 39 Miss Blake's jewelry marks Errol Flynn, Alexis Smith. (Joker’s Wild S B o n a n z a on a Hawaiian holiday with their 2K)0 Among them are such wond­ and grad student who 9 Hogan’a Haroaa 40 — Harrison I In Search Of... 11:30 ers as a senior who took up charmed the audience and 6:30 conscientious chaperone. (R) ® Nawa EVENING ) Hawaii Fhra-O 9 0 9 Bast OfRodcford 11:30 6:00 bowling as therapy after fired e i ^ crucial strikes in ® IL o v o L u c y 4:07 (Hogan’a Haroaa 9EvanlngAtPops ® Movla "The Last Shot You ® Carol Burnett )_ 9 P ^ E iSto ry being injured in a car acci­ eight frames during the ® World Nows Tonight Hear” (1969) Hugh Marlows, ® Jack Banny 6:00 ® S i g h t Is Enough iVoksa Of Faith dent; another who had her finals. ® Jokar’s W M ® ® 9 9 N e w s 999N BC Movie "Peter l9 9 T o n k ) h t When Karma buried the Sales & Service d i Jaka H ass Gospel T h M jaw fractured surgically to 9 0 9 N B C N a w s ® The Brady Bunch Lundy And The Medicine Hat I ® CapUonad World News 10th frame strike that Stallion" (1977) Leil Garrett, correct an overbite and lost AnUquaa ® Concentration Tonight 10 pounds during the tourna­ clinched the victory, she DIRECTORY OS Bozo’s Big Top Mitchell Ryan. A teen-aged pony 9 Ironside § Adam-12 TV Star Scene 9 Zoom (R) express rider battles hostile Indi­ ment as a result; a sopho­ leaped about five feet off the ® O vsrEaay 9 Hogsn’s Heroes ans and rough trails to carry the 12K)0 more nicknamed Pinky Tus- floor, which isn’t bad for 6:55 By Ruth Thompson bombed ... but “Gentle who’s making the happiest crime-fighter series. How­ a new show over on his old 9 B o n sn z a mail. (R) ® Movie "Footlight Parade" CONSUMER SALES cadero after Fonzie's girl- someone only 5-foot-4. 9 N a w s network, CBS, called “In ® Zoom 9 S9 Anna Karenina (1933) lames Cagney, Joan Manchester Parkade SHOP What some of them point Ben” and “MacLeod” landing. He said recently ever, with him acting is a 9 Marcus Walby,M.D. Blondell. US LAST. Name brand 7.-00 to as "The luck of Dennis were major league that playing the hypocriti­ sideline. He is a money- the Beginning.” It’s a Nor­ 6:30 ] C S S Newt pickin’s. management consultant man Lear T.A.T. produc­ ® ILoveLucy 8:30 12:37 appliances, televisions. Weaver,” .Is what actors cal Major Bums “Was get­ ® World News Tonight ® MervGrIflln ® CBS Late Movie "T he TElfVISION Lowest prices in town ) T M Brady Bunch gamble for when they Pemell Roberts, howev­ ting depressing; every­ with such rich fellahs as tion. And it’s true to his ) Conoantratlon ® Jokers WUd Snoop Sisters: Black Day For guaranteed. Service after the leave hit series “for some­ er, though he works often, body hated Bums, includ­ Peter Falk among his cli­ pattern of angling for OS Jake Hess Gospel Time 9:00 Bluebeard” (1974) Helen Hayes, MO STEREO sale. ) Bow ing FOr Dofiars ® CBS Movie "T h e TEC-IKON (Fai^OfFMth thing better.” never latched onto a sec­ ing m e.” So it’s good to ents. offbeat laughter in a tradi­ 9 9 8 N B C N S W S Mildred Natwick. tionally serious setting. Hawallans" (1970) Charlton (B 9 ABC Mystery Movie BARLOW’S TV • Zenith Sales I So ap Factory Dennis, for those who ond brass ring as shiny as report that he has been McLean Stevenson, who 9A nttquee Heston, Geraldine Chaplin. A 411 MMN ST. MANCHESTER mONE S4S-722I "Distant Early Warning” (1975) don’t remember what he tossed away when signed to co-star with Jack was lured away from his This time it’s a city mis­ 9 Adam-12 group ol American lamilles settle Service on Standard Brands, ® Over Easy Michael Parks, Mary Frann. ONE (1) DAY SERVICE 805 H a rtfo rd R oad, (d v w E a s y “Gunsmoke” in its early he exited “Bonanza” too (“Chico and the Man” ) colonel role on “M*A’S*H” sion. Pricilla Lopez stars In Hawaii In the late 19th century P lO V a i M as a nun. Sister Aggie . 6:55 with the dream ol making It an 1:00 ‘ Manchester Telephone 643- ( T M O MS C Coupiff o years, could have had him­ soon. It made millionaires Albertson in his new NBC by'an exclusive NBC con­ 9 N e w s American outpost. (R) ® Joe Franklin 5095. ( World NawtTOnight self a nifty annuity from of Lome Greene, Michael series “Grandpa Goes to tract, went through sev­ Actress-singer Anna Ma­ rin S SInM ra And Friends 999Tomorrow ) LoivaM Thom at Ramambars... his featured role as the Landon and the late Dan Washington.” eral formats - variety, as ria AlberghetiU has broken 7:00 9 ® Great Perfotmanoss ® C B 8 N e w s TWENTIETH CENTURY Blocker. Wayne Rogers, the one­ well as situation comedy - 9 Movie "Til See You In My 2:00 Color TVs 7:20 limping Chester. But her engagement and is ® The Brady Bunch ® ® Nawa OHML I Television, Inc. 176 Burnside 9DalyNumbars time Trapper John, had that just didn’t click. He'll Dreams" (1952) Doris Day, Dan­ Avenue, East Hartford. 528- Dennis wanted even niftier Of the “M*A*S*H” dro­ back to her career with a ® Concentration ny Thomas. Songwriter Gus be back on the air in ® Bowling For Dollars 2:14 1554. Sale, and Service, &nitb 7:30 earnings*. His first s^tarring pouts, it may be the most less than a full season’s road tour of “Sound of Kahn’s life Is chronicled in this ® M ovie “Breakthrough" c m - m . ■ ssivsilibls ® Match Ganw P.M . series, “Kentucky Jones,” recent, Larry Linville, run with his starring September, however, with Music." 9Fd^OfFslth (1950) David Brian, Frank Love- and Quasar. 9 Journeys To The Mind musical biography. (2 hrs.) |oy. Ir

Th( Lebs telev prog “Rec wore chun bells Pages-WEEKEND page Po whos Better Channel 9 monitoring needed futur Chur By Ink Dipper little or no activity on 9, but Ms. McGowin was out of a gri The uneven moriitoring of the...... driver couldn’tn’th help ■ won- range of the state police and dinal Cbaimel 9 around the coun­ . dering if this was because he the local prdice were too CBCONVAC try is serious, particiilaily was out of range, because in b i ^ with other matters. with vacationing peak ap­ the urban areas the channel The National Highway • • • • 1 • • • • • I proaching and tevelen, was crackling. Traffic Safety Administra­ • • • • probably about one of every Michigan has done a great tion has a jprogram where it Ms eight, depending upon CB job through its police moni­ will providie funds for s ta t« divid for communications when in toring system. But, here that extend their NEAR Uldat trouble. again, it is the more d e la te (National Emergency Aid elect! Government agencies rec- ■ stretches of road that are Radio) application to high­ not s] agnize the value of in-vehicle intimidating. An example way safety. Twenty-seven states are now participating. Tw communications. All extol occurred in Florida that fare the values of Channel 9, but highlights this point. The reasons are quite obin- ‘Ink Dipper’ seem to leave monitoring up ous: the safety and service Mane "It was just after six won’t in the air. o’clock one evening that I benefits from in-car commu- week. The crews are su­ Traveling through North­ was stranded on a road nicdtions, faster notification pervised by a Fort Worth meet ern Pennsylvania recently, outside the Orlando city of traffic incidents and re­ officer wbow assignment is See I we came across several ac­ limits,” Diana McGowin re­ duced response time, high­ to make the plan work. And tive CB clubs which en­ ported to the Orlando Sen­ way information tran«er work it does. Not only has it deavor to maintain a fairly tinel Star. “After calling for and improved efficiency become well-known through­ constant monitoring pro­ ten minutes on my CB on through citizen participa­ out the state, but it is being tion. copied by other communi­ The cess. Heaviest dependency, (Channel 9,1 realized I had to cons! however, is on the Pennsyl­ get out of my car and walk This is all well and good. ties interested in making CB vania Highway Patrol. Fre­ for assistance. It is a deso­ But if the monitoring is not the instrument it was in­ stude f ' quent state markers on the late stretch of road with no set up on a systematic basis, tended to be the most per­ Schoc highway advise that Chan­ buildings, just palmettos it is hit or at best. sonal of all communications 7. nel 9 is monitored by the and sand. In h i ^ heels. Some time ago, this co­ media. Th< state police. But there is a perspiring and stumbling, lumn reported on the Fort A national plan could be meet lot of highway through the re ^ y afraid I could be Worth Plan, which is being effected through the state for a mountain fastness between assaulted, I walked two and ad(q>ted by many communi­ and local police forces that ties in the Southwest, E3 hear DuBois and Wilkes Barrer one-half miles. To add insult would permit volunteers to See I Scranton, Tunkhammock to injury, a city patrol car Paso being the most recent participate and everyone to and Towanda, just to men­ passed me by.” to come to note. The plan benefit from a 24-hour moni­ tion a few long stretches of Yet Florida says it moni­ uses volunteers on a 24-bour toring of Channel 9. Let’s do road. Late at night there was tors (Channel 9. Obviously, schedule, seven days a it Ref Fredi genet SHOWBEAT prim: the G page ‘170 years’ is Th< press up its SHA NA NA is celebtatliig its 10th anniver an odd concoction are s month, and in honor of the greaser group,.BOlh By Dick Kleiner group’s bully, suggested the New m ag a^ e uncovered the disguise they’ve been operat­ HOLLYWOOD (NEA) - "I book...... ^ originally. a e burned help. ing under all these years. Among the most startling can’t wait to go back home Kate into doing it. At first it discoveries were (top to bottom): Bowser, who when de-greased becomes cnriy-haired Jon Ranman, Colom­ to New York,” said Kate was a recipe bwk (including bia gradnate and classic^y trained musician; Johnny Mostel, Zero’s widow. “This Jack’s mother’s recipe for C^ntaido is still the group’s swoon without the slick California is lotus-land and bootleg whiskey) but the Ne’ stuff; jocko Marcellino, one of the origfaial members, all the girls are tall and thin publisher ultimately and beautiful and I can’t changed it into what it Is for tl has been studying dnuns for 21 years; and Danny resell "Dirty Dan” McBride, a Boston U, grad who says of Sha stand it.” now. Na Na’s impact on his life, “a gig is a gig.” Her friends, Madeline and And what it is now is an for p Jack Gilford, say they feel odd concoction — one biog­ flash the same, but they can’t go raphy (Zero) and three auto­ O n ( BIRTHDAY ALMANAC back to New York. Jack is in biographies (Kate, Made­ BEE GEIES — coping with success. Compiled by the editors ol The World Almanac propi “Sly Fox,” the play starring line, Jack) plus some stern way, George C. Scott, which is chapters on the blacklist Aug. 6 — Lucille Ball (1911- ), The New York-born here for a long run. And, in they all lived through. tax Cl actress who went to Hollywood in 1934 and appeared In August, he starts “Apple “No more books,” says Bee Gees: stayin’ on top See I numerous films, mostly comedies. In 1951, she and Pie,” a new Norman Lear Kate. “Madeline will have to Desi Arnaz launched their television comedy series "I series. For a month, he’ll be find somebody else to Love Lucy.” The show Is still seen by millions In in both “Sly Fox” and “Ap­ buUy.” In the nine years since album,’ Barry admits. reruns. ple Pie,” which should make subterranean financial pres­ ‘We’re scared of whatever Aug. 7 — Ken Oryden (1947- ), the Ontario-born him rich and tired. sures helped b r e ^ up the we do. We’re the same des­ U .J goalie for the Montreal Canadiens. He has won four The Mostels and the Gil- They Premiered “Interna­ original band, the Bee Gees perate, worried, insecure . Vane Vezina trophies since (olning the Canadiens in 1971. fords have been friends for a tional Velvet,” the delightful have bounced back, col­ songwriters we’ve always that I Aug. 8 — Dustin Hoffman (1937-), the Los Angeles- long time. In fact, for 170 sequel (34 years later) to lapsed, recovered and final­ been.’ ” forts born actor. His films include “The Graduate," "Mid­ years. The title of the book “National Velvet,” in Wash­ ly, on the wings of Saturday The artice also notes sev­ See I night Cowboy," “Papillon” and "All the President's they all wrote about Uieir ington, at the Kennedy Cen­ Night Fever, have soared to Men.” eral small curiosities con­ Sur lives is called “170 Years of ter. Tatum O’Neal was unimaginable heights. In the cerning the Gibb boys. bus c Aug. 9 - Bob Cousy (1928-), the New York City-born Show Business.” there, with writer-director- August issue of Crawdaddy, “Robin (Gibb) has what basketball player and coach. He joined the Boston They started it before Zero producer Bryan Forbes and Greg Mitchell interviews the man} Celtics in 1950 and led the team to six NBA Barry terms an ‘idiosyncra­ Elasb died; in fact, he died just a his wife, Nanette Newman, Bee Gees and observes how sy’ — he takes lots of baths, championships. He was on the All-Pro first team for 10 month before the deadline who plays the grown-up Vel­ of his 13 seasons. celebrityhood is affecting l^enever something good the publisher had given vet in the movie. the brothers in different happens to the group, Robin Aug. 10 — Herbert Hoover (1874-1964), the 31st them. So they had to add his Forbes told me he had to ways. President of the United States. He headed numerous jumps in the tub to soak in death to the book. Most of remake Tatum’s clothing “Despite staggering good the significance. At one relief projects during WWI and was Secretary of the rest of it is cheerful. That three times during the fortune,” writes Mitchell, Commerce, 1921-28. He was elected president by an point last spring, the Bee Thi part isn’t. But it is life, and course of the shooting, be^ “Barry Gibb claims he Gees were No. 1 in Bill­ their overwhelming margin in 1928, but was blamed for the the book is about four lives. cause she grew so rapidly.rapid! hasn’t the faintest idea what Great Depression and cast out of office four years board, Andy Gibb (baby to se Kate Mostel says her life, And she is tall now. There to do with his riches (T’m brother) ru M Record World later. since Zero died, isn’t the was a party during the not a gambler’). Wary of their Aug. 11 — Alex Haley (1921-), the New York-born and Samantha Sang topped Brev same. She says widows do premiere weekend at a public scrutiny, he sur­ Cashbox. “That week,’ Barry author. He spent 12 years writing and researching crazy things. She bought a horse farm, Catesby, in rounds himself with family, picth "Roots," which became a best seller, won a Pulitzer recalls, ‘Robin was as clean useless fur jacket. “It’s OK Middleburg, Va., and she friends and electric protec­ as a whistle.’ ” 11. Prize, and achieved high ratings as a television series. for going up and down in the walked around admiring the tion in a Gibb enclave on Aug. 12 • Cecil B. de Mill* (1881-1959), the Nai elevator,” she says, "butif I horses. She says she learned Miami’s Biscayne Bay. These days Robin must be LPG Massachusetts-born film director and producer. He Is wear it outside I get chilb­ to like riding during the “And in spite of overdue a little grey around the remembered lor his Biblical and historical spectacu­ edges — Saturday Night Fe­ eight lains on my elbows. I doubt shooting (the film deals with critical approval, he re­ close lars which Included “King of Kings," "The Plains­ I'd have bought it if Zero equestrienne events) but she mains unconvinc^ of the ver just dropped to No. 2 in man,” "Union Pacific" and two versions of "The Ten was still living.” Billboard. mark Commandments." isn’t around horses very of­ Bee Gees’ access to success. Madeline, known as the ten at home. ‘We’re scared of the next (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.)

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