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Mosty sunny Saturday with highs in the mid 80s. Partly cloudy Saturday night with lows in the mid­ lianrliMtTr Eupntng Hpralfi dle 60s. Sunday, partly cloudy with chance of a few showers or thundershowers, highs in the mid 80s. A Family NEfFSpaper Since 1881 Variable winds under 10 mph becoming southerly Home delivered copy 15 cents around 10 mph Saturday night. Vol. XCVII, No. 272 — Manchester, Conn., Saturday, August 19,, 1978 Newsstand copy 20 cents Grasso, Killian debate issues; put eurb on personal attacks answer session, Killian said if he had studio in Hartford and aired Friday assured her that the income tax issue By ANDREW M. NIBLEY eventual victor in their battle for secretly looking into the need for a Democratic gubernatorial nomina­ state income tax. his boss’ job he would impose an ’’in­ night, opened with both candidates is mute. She said the panel will HARTFORD (DPI) - In the first tion. Mrs. Grasso promptly dismissed tangibles" tax on the stocks and promising to stop engaging in the recommend some other solution to of a series of debates. Gov. Ella T. But no sooner had the two can­ Killian’s claim by repeating her bonds that Connecticut's affluent name-calling that has been the the state's education funding Grasso and Lt. Gov. Robert K. didates completed their unusual dis­ frequent campaign promise that citizens keep locked up in bank hallmark so far in their bitter fight'to problem. Killian Friday promised to quit play of civility toward one another there will never be an income tax vaults. Mrs. Grasso said Killian’s tax land the Democratic nomination. “1 don’t think that we should be vicious personal attacks, to start when Killian accused a Grasso ad­ while s|^e is governor of Connecticut. proposal was unacceptable. Both candidates even promised to expected to fund at such high level debating the issues and to support the ministration blue ribbon panel, of During the hour-long question and The debate, taped at WFSB-TV’s support the eventual winner of next that we would have to add the income •V»- *. r i';r month’s Sept. 12 Democratic guber­ tax to our tax structure,” she said. natorial primary — the first in Mrs. Grasso said when she took of­ Connecticut history. The victor in fice four years ago she was told the that contest will meet the Republican state’s economic problems made an Summary gubernatorial nominee, Rep. Ronald income tax inevitable. A. Sarasin, in November’s election. “But we turned the state around NEWINGTON (UPI) - To date, the Grasso-Killian cam­ without an income tax. We did it Someone stole the ticket proceeds paign has been mired in a series of before, we can do it again,” she said. for an Elvis Presley tribute to seemy political accusations and benefit the Newington Qiildren’s countercharges. At one point, Killian Killian said the governor’s ap­ Hospital, but concert organizer hauled his boss into court to answer proach was unrealistic and the state Russ Dixon says the show will go charges of illegal campaign adver­ would have to begin looking at all on. tising. sorts of possible tax reform “I'came in to collect the money But Mrs. Grasso, who has accused measures. The underdog challenger to take it to the bank today and I A f Killian of indulging in ’’gutter’’ said he also opposed an income tax, found out the ticket booth was politics, opened the debate by saying, but he was willing to discuss the H - ; . .. robbed last night," Dixon said. “I have completely forgiven because matter. ‘Nothing was taken except the it is my belief that where there is He also proposed a new tax on in­ box with the money in it for the wisdom there must be understanding tangibles, such as stocks and bonds, show and the hospital." and there must be kindness.” which he said could raise $KX) million Killian, who has attacked the for the state and help keep local SOMERS (UPI) - A state governor for not talking to him for property taxes from increasing. prison inmate who has been over a year, also said he was ready to “Why do we always tax the poor charged with the November bury the hatchet. and not the rich?" Killian asked. slaying of another inmate was in ’’I believe that the things that have On another front, Killian accused stable condition Friday, happened which might have led peo­ Mrs. Grasso of giving former recovering from stab wounds in­ ple to believe that there is bitterness Republican gubernatorial candidate flicted by a prison assailant. or hostility are over and done with and West Hartford businessman, E. Under heavy guard at Johnson and now we will carry on and discuss Clayton Gengras, too large a role in Memorial Hospital in Stafford the issues,” he said. ^ her administration. AIL was Salvatore J. Raffone, 34, who Killian, the first lieutenant gover­ “I would not have allowed a man to was attacked Tuesday in the nor to challenge a sitting governor hold so much power in both parties,” recreation yard of the prison’s for the party nomination, charged Killian said. segregation cellblock by a ^..... that while Mrs. Grasso has been But Mrs. Grasso defended her use prisoner with a homemade knife. publicly saying she will never sup­ of Gengras for special chores, saying CAMBRIDGE. MASS. (UPI) - port a state income tax, one of her that responsible governments use the The Boston Clamshell said Friday blue ribbon panels has been seriously best leaders available no matter it plans a “civil disobedience ac­ Face the State is the name of the show and of governor met face to face to tape a special studying an income tax proposal. what party they belong to. tion" at the Seabrook nuclear is also what Gov. Ella T. Grasso and her show as Part 2 of their series of debates He said the School Finance Ad­ Killian also said he is opposed to power plant Columbus Day lieutenant governor, Robert Killian, did during the campaign. (UPI photo) visory Panel, which is examining the spread of new gaming facilities in weekend. Friday. The two rivals for the top state office ways of increasing funding for public the state. Mrs. Grasso has frequently 6 school education, has been looking at expressed her opposition to gambling PROVIDENCE, R.I. (UPI) - The first woman in Rhode Island an income tax as well as a statewide in the past. At least two more debates have to drive a truck in the unionized property tax and an increase in the’ been scheduled between the can­ construction industry is out of a sales tax. Town violated FOI, But Mrs. Grasso said the com­ didates and there’s a possibility more job and she claims sex dis­ debates may be set up before the crimination is to blame. mittee, which is due to report its fin­ primary. Betty Catley this week filed a dings after the election, has already complaint with federal officials, claiming she was^the victim of com m issioner rules sex discrimination by her Town gets $50,000 employer, the V.F. Capaldi Construction Corp., and her union, A report by a hearing officer for Robert Weiss and Mayor Stephen members present and voting. Teamsters Union Local 251. the Freedom of Information (Com­ Penny admitted they made a mistake The reporters did not request that and that the meeting constituted a the action taken at the meeting be NEW YORK (UPI) - The mission has found the town manager for dental clinic and Board of Directers in violation of special meeting of the board within declared null and void. The same Florida couple who had hoped to the requirements of the Freedom of business was conducted openly at the renovations to locate the clinic at become the parents of the world’s the Freedom of Information Act By SUSAN VAUGHN because of ah unpublicized meeting Information Act. board’s regularly scheduled meeting Bentley School had jumped from ON LIVING ROOMS, SLEEPERS, RECLINERS, LAMPS first test-tube baby in 1973 was Herald Reporter & TABLES, Ms. Lahey, in her ruling, said that the following day. $20,000 to $71,000, not including the awarded $50,003 in damages by a held in June. the complainants were wrongfully Ms. Lahey recommended that the Now that the opening of a dental $30,000 for equipment. jury Friday in its $1.5million The ruling by commissioner Judith denied their right to attend the FOI Commission order the Board of clinic has been delayed because of The high cost estimate has caused damage suit over termination of Lahey results from a hearing held board’s meeting. Gunther had asked Directors to post notice of all further high cost estimates, the town has town officials to abandon the Bentley BEDDING AND MUCH, MUCH MORE the experiment. Aug. 8. Two reporters, Marc Gunther from the Hartford Courant, and Greg to enter the meeting room 15 minutes special meetings 24 hours prior to the received notification that a request School site and consider alternate MEMPHIS. ,/TENN. (UPI) - Pearson from The Manchester prior to the adjournment. Pearson’s meeting, according to the FOI rules. for $50,000 for the clinic has been ap­ sites, such as the Senior Citizens Memphis Police returned to work Herald had filed complaints with the complaint was filed the following She further noted that if the board proved by the area office of the Center. late Friday — at least temporarily commission against Town Manager day. finds itself in a similar position in the Department of Housing and Urban Ronald Kraatz, health ad­ — despite a disagreement Robert Weiss and the town board, ,6iTnther notified Penny im­ future, that it should adjourn the Development. ministrator, said Friday he is not MUST SELL EVERYTHING TO THE BARE between the striking police and charging that the June 5 meeting was mediately after the meeting that he meeting and comply with the public In a letter released by Town sure what the schedule for the dental firemen and Mayor Wyeth in violation of the Freedom of Infor­ would enter a complaint to the FOI notice requirements. Manager Robert Weiss’s office clinic will be now until a new site is Chandler over who had agrei^ to mation Act. Commission. Ms. Lahey recommended that the Friday, Weiss was'informed that the found. In the meantime, the $50,000 what. The meeting, called by Weiss to Pearson filed his complaint as an mayor be responsible for overseeing money could ne drawn for the dental from HUD will be kept until it can be discuss the possible cancellation of attempt to ensure that such a the implementation of the order. clinic renovations under the Com­ used for a clinic. BOSTON (UPI) - Sen. George the town’s community development meeting does not occur again. The full Freedom of Information munity Development Block Grant The $50,000 is part of a $483,000 Rogers, D-New Bedford, was con­ funds, was responded to by a quorum A program proposal in response to Commission will meet Sept. 13 and program. Community Development grant to CASTRO victed of conspiracy Friday in of the Board of Directors. the HUD request was approved at the act on Ms. Lahey’s recommendation Last week, the town officials the town, for the present fiscal year. connection with the state At the hearing. Town Manager meeting by a majority of the board at that time. learned that the estimates for Sci' I’agr Six BRING CASH vocational education scandal, becoming the third member of the CONVERTIBLE Massachusetts Senate convicted OUF.FN SIZF. on political corruption charges in Leonard to stand trial 18 months. QUILTED 2 PIECE COLOI^IAL Rogers wept silently as he stood NEW YORK (UPI) - Peter The four-judge panel denied the LAPP PLAZA, RTE 83 TWIN SIZE ilz SAVE application without comment. The INNERSPRING LIVING ROOM in the prisoner’s dock. He faces a Leonard, of Greenwich, Conn., must MATTRESSES possible 15 years in prison and stand trial in White Plains, N.Y., on prosecution had opposed the motion. MAirRtsSii ^oocnn $15,(XW in fines. 24 counts of murder stemming from "This case received protracted, 500 TALCOTVILLE RD, $ 4 4 0 0 BOX FOUNDATION ' ^ O O D the 1974 Gulliver's dispotheque fire in countywide publicity,” Leonard’s Port Chester, N.Y., an appeals court Legal Aid attorney, Stephen Pittari, $18900 fv HAUL IT Sports ruled Friday. had argued in papers filed Friday VERNON, Leonard’s attorney had petitioned morning. looking ahead the Appellate Division of State Open jury selection in the case, to better days ... Jack Nicklaus Supreme Court in Brooklyn, seeking which stemmed from the fatal blaze CONN. leads Westchester golf.Sw page to move the trial out of Westchester at the disco — the nation’s worst fire 4. County because of pre-trial publicity. that year — will begin on Monday. Penn State Eastern football 872-0589 power again ... Town swimming results. Sec page .S. Stolen car in mishap OLIEFN SIZE FIJI I. r,l/[ A Danbury resident was charged The Sting Ray was a stolen vehicle Index with reckless .driving, evading and police said the operator was RECLINERS HERCLILON Area ...... 8, 9 responsibility and second-degree Bouton. The vehicle had been stolen IVE >IOICL OF COlOHS Churches ...... 3 larceny after an accident Friday from Brookfield, police said. PLAIQ SHOWROOM Classified...... , ...... 12-14 afternoon on In terstate 84 in The suspect fled the scene on foot, IS MOVING TO Lt>'S i vV(j Comics...... 15 Manchester. police said. He was later ap­ Entertainment ...... 12 Police arrested William Bouton, prehended in the area of Birch Moun­ $22900 Food ...... 22, of Danbury, tain Road by Officer Albert Scabies 283 WEST MIDDLE TURNPIKE Lottery...... 6 The accident occurred in the west­ of the Manchester Police Depart­ Obituaries ...... 6 bound lanes of 1-84, about one mile ment. Senior Citizens...... 11 east of Highland Street, police said. The suspect was turned over to Tow truck operators begin removing the charged with three counts, including second- Sports...... 4-5 Police said a van operated by Brian state police, who filed the charges. remains of a Corvette involved in a two- degree larceny. The Corvette reportedly was There were no serious injuries in In the Weekend, television, CB Biake, 30, of Bolton was in the right vehicle accident Friday on Interstate 84 in a stolen vehicle, police said. (Herald photo by Convac, Collectors' Corner lane. It was struck by a Corvette the accident although the van over­ CONN. Forum of the Arts.' Sting Ray that was moving from the turned and the Corvette was Manchester. There Were only minor injuries, Pinto) right to center lane, police said. damaged extensively. and a Danbury man, William Bouton, was MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Sat., Aug. 19, 1978— PAGE THRKK PAGE TWO - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Sat., Aug. 19. 1978— Yeeterdaye J LOCAL CHURCHES Bloodmobile collects 108 pints -- ‘^''<^''linSSNaWiwcaM|ttNaMaM(MNIIMNNIBWieMIMRNRlHNII8MeMMld^ Will attend !•'/ 2 5 yriifH tifco GOSPEL HALI-, Center St. K, Jacobson, rector; Rev. Barbara F. 10 a.m.. Breaking bread; 11:45 a.m., West, assistant to the rector: Rev. Alan The Red Cross Bloodmobile l.egier; nine gallons, John Naretto; ly, Catherine Adams, Paul Tesik, Antone The Rev. Charles R. Holman, son Cosme, Mary Farley, Paul Giacopassi. conference io f Mr. and Mrs. Albert Holman of Sunday School; 7 p.m., Gospel meeting. J. Broadhead, assistant to the rector. collerted 108 pints Thursday during six gallons. Ernest McNeill; four FULL GOSPEL INTERDENOMI­ Sue Perry, Earl Doggart, Lois Porter, Vernon, formerly of Manchester, 7:30 a.m., Holy Eucharist, Rite I, with the unit’s visit at Concordia Lutheran gallons, Mary Walker; three gallons, Four representatives NATIONAL CHURCH, 745 Main St.Rev. homily by Father Jacobson; 10 a.m.. Doris Ann Runde, Richard Nancy Lewkowicz, Salvatore Squatrito, from the Manchester delivers the message at the Tent Church. Joseph Morin, Richard Roach, Zaneth Philip Saunders, minister. Holy Eucharist. Rite 1, with sermon by Representatives of the Manchester Templeton; two gallons, Patricia Education Association will ymiwniH Evangelistir' Campaign in South 10:30 a.m,, liaise. Worship Service Father Jacobson. Roberts. Red Cross blood program wish to Linnell; one gallon. Paul Mockalis, attend the Connecticut Coventry, sponsored by Manchester and Bible study for all ages; 7 p.m.. FIRST CHURCH (IF CHRIST, express appreciation to the volunteer Mary Ogden. Martins Elmore. W'alk-in diinors Education Association’s Church of the Nazarene. Deliverance Service, SCIENTIST, 447 N. Main St. AppoinImenlH kept John Hayes, Bernice K. Woodbury, Summer Leadership Police Chief Herman Schendel FAITH BAPTIST CHURCH, Orange 10 a.m.. Church Service, Sunday School workers and blood donors Hall 2 E. Center St. Rev. James Beliasov, Patricia Curry, Donna Gamache, Paul Mary J. Warner, Janet K. McCall, Walter Conference at the ihfmum says he will ask the Board of Direc­ (or pupils up to the age of 20, care for Officials said that without the pastor. Kelly, Martha Kurowski, Jane Mccarone, Kaszowski, Colleen A. Coli, Norma H o tch k iss School in tors to allocate $2,425 from Cai'itol very young children, subject of the dedication of both worker and donor, Paggioli, Sandra Werkheiser. 9:30 a.m., Sunday School; 10:30 a.m.. lesson-sermon: "Mind,” golden text Nancy Moffat, Michael Peretto, Karen Lakeville Tuesday through a J n d , Improvement Fund for the construc­ the Connecticut Red Cross blood Jerome D. Kemp, Ernest J. Scott, Jen­ Worship Service; 7 p.m.. Evening Ser­ from Bible: “ ...he giveth wisdom unto Saunders. Thursday. tion of a new dog pound in the dis­ vice. program would be unable to carry on Annamarie Turner, Anne Flynn, Allan nifer Goss, Althea E. Roberts, Susan the wise, and knowledge to them that Attending the conference posal area off Olcott Street. CHURCH OF THE ASSSUMPTION, its service to the many persons Walch, Warner Richard, Sandra Conway, Pavis, Reno R. Dufour, Roger Reynolds, know understanding.” Daniel 1:21. will be Lee Hay, Judy ' 10 years uf(o Adams Street at Thomijson Road. Rev. hospitalized in Connecticut whose Alyce McArdle, Orrin West, Allan Aron­ Orris ■£. Lambert. EMANUEL LUTHERAN CHURCH, life depends on blood. Robert J. Bagge, Joseph Kaszowski, Rholfs, Anne Gauvin and Ally. Pascal Prignano of Edward S. Pepin, pastor. Church & Chestnut streets. Rev. Ronald son. Robert L, Lovett, Barbara Murphy, sem M Saturday Masses at 5 and 7:30 p.m.; J. Fournier, Rev. Dale H. Gustafson, Of the 95 appointments made 64 Eileen Christensen, Walter Joyner, Cathy Sutton. They will Manchester joins Hertford and Christopher J. Stetson, John McDonnell, receive 14 hours of instruc­ Sunday Masses at 7:30, 9, 10:30 and 1:45 pastors; Nancy Thomas, intern; Rev. C. were kept, and there were 49 walk-in John Lareau, Ralph Maccarone, Manchester law firm of Atlys. David a.m. donors. Five ■ persons were Christine Orlowski, Margaret Martin, Agnes Dodge, Sue Mclnerney. tion in public relations, M. Barry and Henry Hamenda. Henry Anderson, pastor emeritus. Craig Niles, Frederick P. Ware, Albert CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF 5 p.m., Saturday, Evening Worship Ser­ deferred until another time. John Ruff, James Jutras. grievance processing, which will now.be known as Barry. LATTER-DAY SAINTS, Woodside Ralph Taft, Jane Thompson, Helen LaRoeque, John A. Donaghue, Blanche negotiations and general vice, “Joy Unlimited,” Youth Musical The next Bloodmobile visit will be Hochberg, Peter J. Gourley, Linda E. Ramenda and Prignano. Street & Hillstown Road. Wendel K. Group; 8 a.m., Martins Service; 9 a.m.. Tue.sday. Sept. 26. from 12:30 to 5:30 Joyce, John Farley, Peter Kelly, membership. Walton, bishop. Jacqueline Nichols, James Reuter, Roy Wrobel, Dr. Stanley Pearlson. Worship Service, (Children's Chapel and p.m. at the Knights of Columbus Edna Woodbury, Ann Nelson, Ronald Arthur Glaeser, also of ------8:30 a.m., Priesthood: 9:30 a.m.. Nursery; 8:30 a.m., instant choir rehear­ Haugh, Manchester and a member Seminary; 10:30 a.m., Sunday School; 5 sal; 6:30 p.m., youth open house. Home. 138 Main St. Kent Carlson, Allan Cone, Robert Plante, Donald Ellis, Cherrelyn O'Brien, - lOinftar Izical ?e»nWT5firtK) ficers, John Rivers, Ada Sullivan, John Welp- Romanowicz, Phyliss Kelso. , Bruce A. Pehrson, pastors. Gallon donors-12 gallons, George Today is Saturday, Aug. 19, the 9:30 a.m., Sunday School; 10:4a a.m.. 8 a.m., Communion Service; 9:30 a.m., 231sl day of 1978 with 134 to follow. Holiness Meeting; 6 p.m., Open-Air Summer choir rehearsal; 10 a.m.. EXAMPLE!’. P'lSetunVWstor, Nursery available. Chriai. Rev. Kenneth Knox, pastor. Worship at Center Congregational Children’s Church and Nursery provided; Church. exciting, week-long "Fall Kick- Synod). 300 Buckland Rd., ^ t h Windsor- end 7 p.m.. Worship Services ST. PETER'S EPISCOPAL 9:30 a.m.. Worship Service. The Rev. 6 p.m.. Baptismal Service at Globe 9 a.m.. Sunday School: 10 a.m., worship I are interpreted for the deaf, CHI:KCH, Sand Hill Road. South Wind­ Ernest Harris, chaplain at Manchester COMMUNITY BAPTIST CHURCH, Hollow Swimming Pool, Spring Street. Off Sale'drcular in your favorite Service, 'Nursery provided; 9:45 a.m., Sunday sor. Rev. Bruce Jacques, vicar; Rev. Memorial Hospital, guest preacher. 585 E. Center St. Rev. Ondon Stairs, (Saturday & Sunday Only) Sunday newspaper or pick it up CRYSTAL LAKE COMMUNITY School; 6 p.m.. Training Union. Ronald E. Hademan, assistant to the VERNON UNITED METHODIST pastor. tomorrow at your nearest Caldor! UNITED METHODIST CHURCH, ST. FRANCIS OF ASSISI CHURCH vicar. CHURCH, Route 30. Rev. Marjorie 9:30 a.m.. Morning Worship, sermon; Ellington. 673 Ellington Rd., South Windsor. Rev. 8 a.m.. Holy Communion; 10 a.m.. Hiles, pastor. “The Challenge of Inner Space,” child, 10:15 a.m.. Coffee hour; 11 a.m.. Carl J. Sherer, pastor. Family Service and Sunday School; 9:15 a.m.. Worship Service, Nursery care provided. Worship Service, Sunday School. Saturday Masses at 5 and 7 p.m.; Sun­ Wednesday, 10 a.m.. Holy Communion. provided. CALVARY CHURCH, Assrmhiirs of Thought U n is o n ic . RELIGIOUS SOCIETY OF day Masses at 7:30, 9:30 and 11 a.m. FAITH TABERNACLE CHI RCH, HOLTON UNITED METHODIST (;od, 647 E.Middle Turnpike. Rev. Coppertone “ Tropical Blend” FRIENDS (QUAKERS), Hartford ST. MARGARET MARY CHURCH, 1535 Forbes St., East Hartford. Rev. CHURCH, 1040 Boston Turnpike. Rev. Kenneth L. Gustafson, pastor. SAVE Men’s 5-Function Friends Meeting House, 144 S. (Quaker South Windsor. Rev. William McGrath Ralph Saunders! pastor. Marjorie Hiles, pastor. 9:30 a.m., Sunday School, Bible classes Suntan Preparations 4 c Lane, West Hartford. and Rev. Joseph Schick, co-pastors. 10 a.m., Sunday School for ail ages in­ 11 a.m.. Worship Service; 10 a m.. for adults and children; 10:30 a.m.. Ser­ 7 a n EX T R A LCD Watch Finding liappinctts in lrf(‘ 10 a.m.. Meeting for Worship. Saturday Mass at 7 p.m.; Sunday cluding a French-speaking class; 11 a.m.. Church School. vice of Worship, message by the pastor, Today I wish to suggest to you that 8 O z. Oil or Lotion, Reg. 2.59 ...... ! ■ f w E a , special program for children: 6:30 p.m.. PRINCE OF PEACE LUTHERAN Masses at 8:30, 10 and 11:30 a.m. Worship Service; 7 p.m.. Evangelistic TRINITY LUTHERAN CHURCH, happiness in life is found in being CHURCH OF SAINT BERNARD, Meadowlark Road, Vernon. Rev. Donald Gospel Service and “Singspiration," Karl Boys’ Fruit-of-the-Loom 3 3 . 6 0 . ^ ^ CHURCH, Route 31 and North River Service, Nursery available during all ser­ friendly! This means giving attention ‘Sun Mates” Twin Suntan Package Road, Coventry. Rev. W.H. Wilkens, Rockville. Rev. John J. White, pastor. vices. McLean, pastor, Gustafson, student at Gordon-Conwell Features continubus display of hour to our attitude in our relationships Contains3 Oz.Oil,3Oz.Lotion Q Q A Underwear pastor. Sunday masses: 7:00, 8:30, 10:00 and HOCKANUM UNITED METHODIST 9 a.m.. Worship Service. Theological Seminary, will speak. and minute. The touch of a button 9 a.m., Sunday School; 10:15 a.m.. 11:30 a.m. CHIIRCH, 178 Main St., East Hartford. ST. MARY’S CHURCH, Route 31, CHURCH OF CHRIST, Lydall and wKh others. Our Reg. 3 .5 9 ...... summons seconds, month, date. Worship ^rvice, (9 a.m. during July and FAITH LUTHERAN CHURCH Rev. Lawrence S. Staples, pastor. Coventry. Rev. F. Bernard Miller, Vernon streets. Eugene Brewer, Major faiths have spoken of the Not all styles in all stores. minister. Our Reg. August). (LUTHERAN CHURCH IN 9 a.m.. Worship Service, Nursery pastor; Rev. Francis A. Liszewski, assis­ need to show responsible concern for 2 3 4 , 2 5 * 9 a.m., Bible Classes; 10 a.m.. EveivUp Tanning Blanket by ThermoGf^ 2 .9 9 & 1.2 9 ROCKVILLE UNITED METH- AMERICA), 1120 Silver lane. East Hart­ available. tant pastor. one another; to take the time to ODIST CHURCH, 142 Gove St. Rev. ford. Rev. Paul E. Henry Jr., pastor. Saturday masses at 5 and 7 p.m.; Sun­ Worship, ^rm on: “Into What, Then, We Helps tan you all over... smoothly & evenly. Q Q 7 OUR SAVIOR LUTHERAN listen and to offer ourselves in 100% cotton briefs or T-shirts. Sizes 4-16. John W. Mortimer, pastor. 9:30 a.m., Sunday Church School; 11 CH l’RCH, 239 Graham Road, South day masses at 7:30, 9:30 and 10:45 a.m. Were Ye Baptized?” ; 6 p.m.. Worship. Our Reg. 4 .49 ...... f c a U f helping ways as we live our lives. If Stock up now for back to school! Unisonic -Digit 9:30 a.m.. Worship Service. a.m.. Church Service, Nursery provided. Windsor. Rev. Ronald Erbe, pastor. and at St. Joseph’s Mission, Eagleville, TRINITY COVENANT CHI RCH, 302 we fail to recognize the significance 8 ST. JOSEPH CHURCH, 33 West St„ ST. PETER’S EPISCOPAL 9 a.m.. Worship Service, Nursery at 8:30 a.m. Hackmatack St. Rev. Norman E. of reaching out to others, the world Memory Calculator Rockville. CHURCH, Route 85, Hebron. Rev. provided. ST. GEORGE'S EPISCOPAL Swensen, pastor. Milton Nilson, assistant Saturday Masses at 5 and 7 p.m.; Sun­ William Parsing, rector. pastor. would become more and more told with Square Root GILEAD CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, Bolton. Rev. John Holliger, and calculating and highly imper­ General Electric day Masses 8:30 (Polish) at 10 a.m. 10 a.m.. Worship Service; registration CHURCH, Hebron. Rev. D a^d G. vicar. 8:15 and 10 a.m.. Morning Worship Ser­ S S e d S f f i M (Folk) at 11:15 a.m., Vigil of Holy days at for Sunday School classes after service Runnion-Bareford, pastor. 9 a.m.. Holy Eucharist Rite II, sermon vices with the Rev. Norman-E. Swensen sonal. The world is not a "jungle ” and a "dog-eat-dog" place. There are ‘Bug-Lite” Bulbs Leather-Look Luggage 5 . 8 8 9 ^ " * 7 p.m.. Holy day at 7:30,9 a.m., and 5 and for age 4 through Grade 8. Classes begin 11:30 a.m.. Worship Service, the Rev. by the Vicar, the Rev. John Holligar "Joy preaching. Nursery for pre-school 60 or lOOW., Our Reg. 1.78 .. Sfl « 7 p.m. Confessions: Saturday 4 and 7:30 Sept. 18. Mr. Runnion-Bareford preaching. is Inevitable, Tragedy is Not.” Parish children; 9:15 a.m.. Coffee hour and ties which binds us together as per­ 99 in Rugged Vinyl Adds, subtracts, divides, multi­ p.m. FIRST CONGREGATIONAL Nursery provided. coffee hour at 10 a.m. Fellowship: 4 p.m., (?hurch picnic at the sons! plies. Percent key, Pi Key, 4- ROCKVILLE BAPTIST CHURCH, CHURCH, 837 Main St. (comer of Conn. SECOND CONGREGATIONAL BOLTON CONGREGATIONAL home of Mr. and Mrs. John Talcott, Main We are creatures of God. May we ‘Spraymates” ™ Bathtub Water Toy •ShoulderTote Q 7 C button memory and more. 69 Union St. Rev. Robert L. LaCounte, Blvd.), Elast Hartford. Rev. William E. CHURCH OF COVENTRY and FIRST CHUKCII, Bolton Center Road. Rev. J. Street, Taleotville. live accordingly in harmony with one Our Reg. 11.94 ...... O . f 0 Etatteries not incl. Store stock only. pastor. Flynn, minister. Rev. Carl T, Holt, CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH OF Stanton Conover, minister. ST. MARY’S EPISCOPAL CHURCH, another and as friends. by Tomy. Good, clean fun for kids from 4 7 7 9 a.m., Worship Service; 10:15 a.m., associate minister. COVENTRY. Rev. Bruce J. Johnson, 10:30 aim.. Worship Service, sermon by Park and Church streets. Rev. Stephen Rev. Dr. James D. MacLaughlin 3 years and up! Blue or red elephant. . . I ■ I f •22" Short-Hop Carry-On Sunday School; 7 p.m.. Evening Service. 10 a.m., Worship Service, Church minister the Rev. Mr. Conover. 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Not too long ago I was reading the A candle in the darkness book of Job to someone in the of the deep? Many of you have contributed to Eugene usually use an old sermon. Very often May you be holy as the Brewer Holaon “ Stick-lt-To-Me” hospital. You recall basically it is an Have the gates of death the relief programs of CHiurch World 25 Piece Home Bar Set it needs updating and a great deal of angels were. been revealed to you, Photo Album Easy mounting... polishing. May you be humble as the attempt to answer the age-old ques­ Service and Crop. And I will gladly never needs glue, corners or tape. 4 Q 7 Six each of the four most tion, “Why must a good man suf­ or have you seen the gates pass along any money that you may useful sizes in home glassware, A few weeks ago I was an interim cattle were, of deep darkness? O u rR e g .2 .9 9 ...... 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I was very much pleased at the ble Job states: $37,000; posthole diggers to Carib­ nature and character are The blessing of the Christ Child be “But I would speak to the There is not room to do more than bean worth $5,000; soybean to Haiti reaction of the congregation for two upon your life. Such a thought has beyond the power of men to Almighty, and I desire to argue my share a few of these beautiful lines worth $88; Cash transmittal for 6 Glasses in a Basket Gusdorf TV Stand re'asons. relevance all through the year. So, invent, or even to think. case with God” (13:3) with you — and to hope that you will blankets to Lebanon worth $10,000; a Throughout history men Attractive basket holds six for 19 " Color TV ^ There are those who stay away on have a Merpr CHiristmas in the midst search these chapters for your self. Easter Sunday because "it is the Much later in the book we hear God technical consultant to Tanzania have attributed super­ popular-size glasses. Reg. 9.99 of a steaming August. And in your search, may your God Our Reg. 22.70 ...... 1 4 .0 D thing do and go to church and speaking to this man: worth $10,000; 50,050 split beans to natural powers to nature, become great enough to be the God of therefore should receive the message Oui'rhurkle “Who is this that darkens counsel Honduras wroth $5,401. fabricate spiritual beings all the earth and not be afraid of new with sensual tastes, im­ and also because there are enough The new young minister just out of by words without knowledge? Gird And other amounts to Angola, seminary arrived at his first charge up your loins like a man, I will ques­ scientific discoveries. Too many peo­ Greece, Haiti, Malawi, Pacific provised mythical M l theological implications to Life Eter­ demigods, and imputed ple — students in particular — fear nal that even if you hear the annual where there was no pai onage tion you and you shall answer me.” Islands, Dominican Republic, that religion is used to cover up the deity to certain mere ENTIRE STOCK FINAL CLEARANCE! affirmation about Chrikt’s rising provided. It was up to him to find (38:2) Jamaica. This "candle” gives an gaps in our knowledge, and, one day, humans. To all these men from the grave, it has sufficient lodging. Finally he thought he had Then for-the next four chapters amazing amount of light in a dark as our knowledge of the physical has ascribed some or all of SPECIAL GROUP OF meaning for more than one sermon found the ideal place that was near to question tumbles after question that and hungry world. Keep your dollars his own weaknesses. “RAID” world increases that there will be no FoaiiV’Backed Nylon Metal Bucket per year can contain. the church and quiet enough so. that Job cannot answer or even com­ coming. Such religion naturally room for God. Contrary to that view Auto Seat Covers of Sponges Kit INSECTICIDES In that mood I want to share this he could worh on his sermons un­ prehend. To me these verses are A closing maxim has not challenged men to SUMMER disturbed, But, the landlord was very some. of the best lines in all of is the one many hold that each new higher spiritual and moral Christmas Prayer with you that To comprehend a man’s life, it is fussy. They talked awhile and then he English literature. I do hope yoti will discovery of science simply con­ goals. They bear the marks 9 9 M . 9 4 came last December: necessary to know not merely what 4 a 3 2 Our Reg. 5.49 3 . 7 6 s s " * 4 0 0?^ TOYS asked: read them again and again. If you do, tinues tb enlarge the concept of God of a human origin. But they Our Reg. 1.49 to 2.79 store stock only. “May you have the love “Do you have any children or pets? now held. he does, but also what he purposely are attractive to the fleshy Completely washable! Stretch nylon Includes nwtal bucket, 3 O u r O n S ' — that Mary had, your God will not be as small as sponges, whitewall scrubber, store only. * IntwnwdM* markdowm havt bMn taktn. Do you have a radio, a phonograh, or perhaps He is now. We see evidence of God’s creation leaves undone. There is a limit to the mind, for they leave it un­ for easy to fit 2 or Anloor cars. ' May you have the pride work that can be got but of a human disturbed in its corruption. car wash and re-usable a television set?” “Where were you when I laid the in the physical world about us. He is Assorted colors. polishing cloth. that Joseph had, body or a human brain, and he is a Christ's clarion call: At first nonplussed and now foundations of the earth? revealed in general as we study the May you have the wonder wise man who wastes no energy on "Thou Shalt worship the decided in his own mind he would not On what were its bases unfolding of world history. He . the star had, pursuits for which he is qot fitted; Lord thy God, and him only SALE PRICES be at ease in such surroundings sunk, reveals himself tpecifically as we 3 WAYS TO CHARGE NMGIIESTEII IIHIIIM May you have the blessing and he is still wiser who, from among Shalt thou serve." (Matt. EFFECTIVE however desirable with that kind of a Or who laid the corner see his unfolding purpose on the that all men had on that the things that he can do well, 4:10) I 1* Caldor Charge SATURDAYS landlord, he slowly got to his feet and stone, history of the Jewish people in the birthnighf. chooses and resolutely follows the 1145Till»IITiini|Mn TrH!it|| ShoRiIng Cantar SUNDAY remarked: ^ when the morning stars Old Testament. But uniquely and CHURCH w c h b s t ; ■ 2. Mister Charge ONLY best, Still as that night. “No, I do not have any of those that sang together, supremely we find the fullest fevela- Lydall and Vernon Streets 3. VleefBankAmerlcard William Gladstone STORE HOURS: MON. thru FRI., 10 A.M. to 9:30 P.M. »SAT., 9 A.M. to 9:30 P.M., «SUN., 11 A.M. to 5 P.M. Radiant as that stable, you have mentioned, but 1 think that I and all the sons of God tion of our God in Christ Jesus. ' Phone. 646-2903_____ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Sat., Aug. 19, 1978 - PAGE FIVE PAGE FOUR - MANCHESTER-EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn,, Sat. Aug. 19. 1978 Herald Four pass up Joe’s world Penn State By JO E GARMAN angle once giant in tennis world Earl Yost Manchester malfunctiona Meadows. Men’s tennis has developed into rich tennis players don't need the power again Sports Editor BROOKLINE, Mass. (UPI) This poses a problem for Chile’s two sections, Borg, Connors, and money, and therefore only enter the 1'- — Once upon a time, the U.S. Jaime Fillol, j)resident of the V ila s -i- and everyone else. While the tournaments they want. Professional Tennis tourna­ Association of Tennis Professionals. absence of one of the three im­ “We haven’t been able to figure out NEW YORK (UPI) — Joe Paterno, head coach of Penn State, I shoot skeet on a team known as Longwood is one of the ATP’s most mediately increases the chances of former pro football player in Hart­ ment at Longwood Cricket a way to force people to play in the doesn’t usually go overboard when assessing his personnel. So, the Manchester Malfunctions. out of 50 shooter ... good shooter who Notea off the cuff lucrative tournaments, and at J200,- everyone else, it also affects the gate ford, now manages the Rdgewood tournaments,” he said. “This year, 1 When he states flatly that his football team should be better than Most skeet teams have hardly literally snarls “pull” when he calls Top-seed Steve Hadge in the Rec Club enjoyed fields com­ 000 one of the nation’s largest. The and therefore the ATP. Motor Inn in the Berkshires. For started writing letters to everybody, sounding names, i.e.; the Colchester for the bird ... is fast to break them Department's Town Men’s Singles petitive with those from the union doesn’t exactly like its star "Every tournament wants to have to tell them how important this is. last year’s it can only mean Trouble, with a capital T, for the many years he ran a restaurant in Hawks, the Quaker Hill Bandoleers, ... but we “break” him when we Tennis Tournament this weekend giants, Wimbledon and Forest members duckihg its tournaments. Borg and Connors," said Fillol. “But It’s the third biggest on the ATR ^ Nittany Lions’ opposition. think he’s getting too serious ... A Lenox, Mass. Now a racquetball the Groton Raiders, etc. coached the Glastonbury High squad But the problem becomes com- ^ome tennis players are hard to tour.” ; • Better than last season would in­ Gordon Jones and offensive tackle enthusiast, Dobrutsky won the Hills. We’ve christened ourselves the good team captain. 1 helped teach last spring. Second seeded Jim Times change. Now, Forest Hills The ATP sponsors seven tour;, dicate Paterno believes his team Matt Carroll. “Malfunctions” because, for the past Fred to shoot skeet ... a good exam­ Kennedy starred at Manchester High Massachusetts State Masters Singles naments, and “seven tournaments* A “sleeper” in the battle for title in that fast growing sport last has become Flushing Meadows, the could challenge for No. 1 honors few years, we end up in last place, or ple of the pupil surpassing the before graduating in June. The field clay has turned to hard surface. And doesn’t seem likd a lot,” says Fillol.;’* nationally this season, a position the eastern honors could be Syracuse, near it, in our division. But, somehow teacher. attracted 18 players with play star­ year. The Orangemen have been rebuilding the Big Four of men's tennis won’t be But, because of anti-trust laws, it’s Nittany Lions have never attained or other, along the way, we often up­ Second ... Russell Hayes of ting this morning. Semifinals will be steadily under Coach Frank Maloney playing Longwood this year. impossible to tell a player he must during their illustrious history. Last set the first of second place teams Manchester ... an erudite young man Sunday morning at 9 and the finals Ray McKenna chips in with the in­ and they return 13 starters from last formation that Long John Pringle, Reasons for Longwood's success play in a tournament. And unlike; season Penn State went 11-1 and when they shoot against us. (another pupil who beat the “teach” ) Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock. All golf, the ATP hasn’t been able td ; Paterno’s optimism is based on the year's 6-5 squad. Among the ... 46 out of 47 shooter ... steps up to who played fast pitch softball for a were simple. The tournament is held Part of the reason we end up as we matches will be at Charter .Oak Park. come up with a series of designated ' return of 32 of the top 44 players from returnees is Bill Hurley, one of the each station, shuffles his feet, gets number of years with the Italian- one week prior to the U.S. Open, one do is because we just plain enjoy Hadge lost in the finals to Mike White tournaments like the PGA, to ensure ■" top quarterbacks in the nation a year set, vibrates from head to toe, snaps Americans in the M anchester of the world’s most prestigous tour­ that squad. ourselves, and each other’s com­ in 1975. all the tournaments get an equal* “I’m not worried about rankings or ago when he passed and ran for 2,080 out “pull” and proceeds to break Twilight league, is headed for the naments. When Forest Hills was pany. played on grass, so was Longwood. share of the big stars. ^ any of that stuff,” says Paterno, who yards and accounted for 10 We’re not glory shooters, trophy birds ... very very sharp rejoinders Women's Singles competition, Connecticut Softball Hall of Fame. When Forest Hills changed to clay, As it stands, the top attractions at has repeatedly voiced his dislike for touchdowns. shooters or status shooters. We just when the needles are out. which lured a dozen entrants, will be Pringle played the sport 31 years. Old West Virginia and Villanova also Longwood followed suit. this year's tournament will be_ the weekly ratings. “We just want shoot clay “birds” for the sheer fun Third ... Martin Wutsch ... from played at the West Side Oval, the time fans can remember some of the could be surprise clubs. West The last surface switch occured in plicated when one considers that figure out. Last year, we set up a Manuel Orantes and Eddie Dibbs,. this football team to be as good as it of it. East Hartford ... a 47 shooter ... worst public courts in town. Finals tape-measure home runs the 6-5,275- Virginia started five freshmen last pounder poled at Roberston Park. 1974. But now, with the new Flushing Connors and Vilas aren’t ATP tournament the week before who dueled in lest year's final. ‘ possibly can be. Skeet is a game of intense concen­ known affectionately amongest us as are listed Sunday at noon. The Men's Dibbs, ranked fifth in the worlA, season, including standout running One particular four-base blow that is Meadows surface as hard as cement, members. Therefore, says Fillol, it Wimbledon so everybody could get in “We should be better than we were tration, but somewhere along the the “Grey Fox” or the “ Fox” ... His Masters Tennis Tournament will be recently won the Volvo International; last year. We should have an back Robert Alexander, and all more than three scores and 10 do not recalled came on a pitch out. Pringle Longwood officials have chosen to re- becomes increasingly difficult to shape. But this year, the big ones just line, during a match, the “needle” held at Robertson Park, also this Tournament, besting Australia's explosive team — an exciting team to should be better through experience. will start; a joke cracked; and poof! show, but his many years experience just reached out and sent ethe ball main with clay. Immediately, round up the top pros. stay home and rest, or practice, the weekend, with the title match slated John Alexander in straight sets. Villanova returns its entire starting There goes the concentration ... not shooting skeet and trap have earned far over the then brook in speculation arose that the decision “How can we ask Borg to play, and week beeore.” watch.” Sunday morning at 10 o'clock. Dibbs' buddy, Harold Soloman, Heading the list of returnees — and backfield from last season, including rightcenterfield. Pringle is out of would affect the field. then not Connors,’’ he said. “It Fillol also said he didn't think the the bird ... and there goes the match. him his nickname ... a "sand- change in playing surface has also will enter, along with Corrado a major reason for the enthusiasm quarterback Pat O’Brien, the We’ve blown it. baggers” (only with us) he’s con­ Manchester has been lagging its UConn and for years has sold athletic But for whatever reasons, Jimmy . wouldn’t be fair to Borg." Connors, Bjorn Borg, Guillermo Sweden’s Borg, who won the tour- anything to do with the absence of the Barrazutti of Italy, Jose Higueros of that is being generated on the State ECAC’s Rookie of the Year. But just watch us shoot against a stantly conning us for a handicap ... feet in updating its tennis facilities equipment. Neither Army, Navy nor Rutgers Vilas, and Vitas Gerulaitis won’t be nament three years in a row from Big Four. Spain, John McEnroe of the United College, Pa., campus — is quarter­ team in our division who we know are “I haven't shot for six weeks.” ... an and none of the areas where any of back Chuck Fusina, the nation s 15th figures to show much improvement Winners in part two of the 20th at Longwood when the tournament 1974-76, didn’t defend his title last “For a $200,000 tournament, that’s States, Buster Mottram of England; “tire kickers,” “mumblers” (these excellent shooter and a greater the weekend's tournaments are being Wojtek Fibek of Poland, Arthur Asht ranking passer a year ago. Fusina, over last season. Finding a quarter­ teacher .. makes it look so easy. Open annual Open Tournament at opens Monday. Instead, they'll be year. Manuel Orantes won it, and a pretty big tournament,” he says. are people who think the world has played is first class. On the other of the United States, and Fillol. who completed nearly 60 per cent of back is the perplexing problem ended because they've missed a clay Fourth ... Ed DeDosser of Bolton Connecticut Golf Land were: Jim practicing for the Flushing will be back to defend it this year. The problem, he says, is that the hand, Manchester Community his passes last season and threw for 15 facing Coach Homer Smith at Army. bird) or watch us against “sand- ... a 44 shooter ... Eddie has been Darling. Ernie Reimer, Mike Drum­ College boasts four beautiful new touchdowns, already holds or shares The Cadets must come up with a shooting a 20-gauge for so long it's mond, Alex Malinowski, Jim baggers.” courts and these will not be used. nine Penn State passing records. replacement for Leaman Hall, the like an extension of his arm ... breaks Kranyak, Alice Darling, Grace This is a team with four high Sports briefs Unspectacular 69 Fusina will operate behind an school’s all-time passing leader. average shooters who should be com­ those clay birds so fast your head One look at the batting and pitching Mayer, Debbie Kuhn, Terri Grejdus, Navy, on the other hand, should Steve Heaney, Steve Machuga, Pete offensive line that lost only one peting in a higher division. They pull spins ... if I have reflexes like his averages in the Hartford 'Twilight player, guard John Dunn, to gradua­ have one of the better passing at­ in a very low average shooter or, for when 1 approach four score years I’ll League and it's easy to see why Dickinson, Irv Hainsey, Mike tacks in the East centered around Kreuzer, Kevin Edward, John gives Nicklaus lead tion. Moreover, he will be com­ the fifth man, someone not yet be happy! Ed is a no-nonsense Manchester's Moriarty Brothers Agrees to request Connors advances plemented by three fine running quarterback Bob Leszczynski and qualified. This lowers their overall shooter ... steps up to the station, were among the also-rans. Not one Scheetz. backs in Matt Suhey, Bob Torrey and split end Phil McConkey. average to a lower division and calls for the birds and that's i t ... es­ player is on the .300 or better batting LAUSANNE, Switzerland (UPI) — STOWE, Vt. (UPI) - Top-seeded HARRISON, N.Y. (UPI) — Jack Nicklaus, making perhaps his Booker Moore. Rutgers has lost its top two enhances their chances of taking first pecially on doubles. Bill Harriman won the grand prize list and of the two pitchers listed, Lord Killanin, president of the Inter­ Jimmy (^nnors, tuning up for next season farewell to the PGA circuit, shot an unspectacular 2- Despite its awesome array of quarterbacks and running back Mark Fifth ... fair shooter with a 44 in part one at Golf Land, two tickets place. Jim Baleasno and Dave Bidwell, only national Olympic Committee, Friday month’s U.S. Open, Friday advanc^ talent, Penn State is not without Lassiter to graduation and is facing a The Manchester Malfunctions, at average ... an easily rendered to the Red Sox-Yankee game Sept. 10 to the semifinals of the $75,000 Tennis under-par 69 Friday that was good enough to give him the early the former had a winning record - The agreed to a request by Los Angeles problems. Gone are the two top rebuilding season. times like this, rise to heights we helpless with laughter by remarks at Fenway Park in Boston. Merchan­ Grand Prix with an ea^)i#-3,6-3, over second round lead in the Westchester Classic. former Trinity College standout won City Council to extend the deadline receivers from last year, flanker never thought obtainable, and shoot from my teammates behind me when three of five decisions. Bidwell. who dise winners were Mark Troy, Pat for signig the contract to host the Tom Gullikson of Easton, Pa. in Australia and Mexico at the end of Kelley, Mark Lowry, Dick Leete, “I’d like to finish off the year in a the year, the only other possible Jimmy Cefalo and tight end Mickey Tryouts Wednesday way out of our class ... ju ^ to dump 1 step up to shoot ... even more un­ led Assumption Gollege to a fine 1984 Olympic Games. In other quarterfinal action, Shuler, and the defensive secondary settled by total silence from the Alice Darling, Anna Gibroski, Jen- proper style,” Nicklaus said with a event he may play in is the World Manchester Community College teams like these. We^.don’t always season last spring, won two of six An IOC official said the original fourth-seeded Bob Lutz of San also lost two starters to graduation. team, as I get ready to shoot, when , nifer hopkins, Jim Amenta, Todd grin after completing 36 holes with a Series of Golf. But that tournament will begin soccer tryouts Wednesday. make it ... but we Mfe give them a pitching decisions. Aug. 21 deadline has been moved Clemente, Calif., defeated with a 4-6, Then there is the matter of the they want to make me miss a bird! Shelsky, Steve Heaney and Jeff 6-under figure of 136. conflicts with a high school football Newly named Coach John Fitzgerald run for their money! back to Aug. 29, the opening day of 7-6, 6-1 win over Nd. 6 seed Cliff schedule which features the likes of Let me give you a run down of the If you’d like to see this motley Johnny Dobrutsky, who played pro McDermott. the IOC executive board meeting in This left Nicklaus with a one-shot game involving his sons, and reports physicals will take place in Richey of San Angelo, Texas and Nicklaus said, “I'd rather watch Long and short of it Ohio State, Kentucky, Maryland, five diverse characters who make up crew in action, stop out at the basketball with Manchester in the Lausanne. third-seeded Tim ' Gullikson of lead over Jerry Pate ,and Gibby the morning, at 8:30 in the College them play that game than play golf.” North Carolina State, Syracuse and, Health Office. Candidates should our team. Mnehester Sportsmen’s Association State League 30 years ago and a Have a nice weekend. Onalaska, Wis., defeated No. 5 Peter Gilbert, each of whom carded second Dave Goslin , left-handed second baseman who stands 4-1, and 'T m every good a player as I've of course, Pittsburgh. come ready to play. Any questions First ... Our team captain, Fred skeet field in Coventry some Sunday Fleming of Chatham, N.J., 7-5, 7-6. round figures of 68. morning starting in September. Barry Jaeckel, the first round ever been, even if I’m not hitting as Dave Kravies, hard-throwing right-handed pitcher who packs Pittsburgh is the club which should contact Fitzgerald at 667-1311. Newman from Manchester ... a 46 Radiires downed leader at 65, faltered with a 73 to fall long,” Nicklaus added, explaining 145 pounds on a 5-11 frame, each had two hits Thursday but it offer the stiffest challenge to Pnn Battle of Heisman winners back to 138, and with half the field in why each year he cuts down on his wasn’t enough as the East Hartford Eastern All-Stars were State in the battle for the Lambert TORONTO (UPI) — New Zealand’s the clubhouse on another bright, sun­ ousted from the Eastern Regionals in the semifinals by Metro Trophy, given each year to the best team in the East. Pitt returns 46 Jal alal entries Chris Lewis outlasted fourth-seeded ny day, another nine players were New York representative Rockville Centre, 8-2. (Herald photo lettermen, including 10 starters, Jal alai results Raul Ramirez of Mexico 7-6, 6-7, 7-5 bunched with Jaeckel, including Tom e v e n in g PGA by Maynard) from last year’s 9-2-1 squad. Saliirduy 1 highlights weekend sehedule in a gruelling, three-hour battle Watson, Gil Morgan, Hubert Green l a t i n r c The Panthers’ biggest problem will 1st GAW DOUBIES Friday to advance to the semifinals rmt* am aKus-sHn nan I ll U K DOUOUS 7th GAME SMaCS 7th CAME SKCIES looking for their first exhibition vic­ and Don January. tournament commitments. “I've be finding a replacement for RBI CWE4MUS-KVB rans 7 poins 1 POMTS 7 POMTS out the smoke,” said Oilers corner- 7 Owk ■ IIN L20 4.00 7 pouts 1. Arri 1. Itunetui Barturen NEW YORK (UPI) - It of the Canadian Open Tennis Tourna­ John Mahaffey, winner of the last been playing long enough to know 1. Jnier Barturen 1. Zoqui back Willie Alexander. “Somebody is tories. graduated All-East quarterback Matt IM 4 .« t l K d 7J0 UO 2. Ochu 2. Ko 2. Ochoa ment. two tour events, including the PGA how to hit the ball straight, get it on 4i0 i Kepi 3.ZibaU 3. Pete Ramon won’t only be the Battle of “We’re at the point in the pre­ • Ml ho 4X1 IMirl 1 bfoi fUmon 3. Zabala gonna get burned. And especially SchooL teams set drills Cavanaugh. Cavanaugh was mostly 4. Arriati 1 4. Arri Olave 4. Bascaran Lewis, 21, will face top seeded Championship, followed his opening the green and score well. M M i3 4 ( 3 t» (|*Wl 2 7 I41.N 4. Pete Javier I Texas tonight. This'"time with the new rule of no-bumping season now where we have to start responsible for the Panthers being hriKU I-] SHIN PiUkU 7-2 II41M 5. Garimendi 5. Rodrituer Ispa 5. Soiaun American ^ d ie Dibbs, a 6-1, 6-2 round 68 with a 72 and was in a group “But it’s difficult for me to get 5. Himfoi Sercio 8. GoiualeT i Zetui Chasio B 6. Caramendi TiiMit-MS4UN MMi 7-M $2N3N 6. Ko Carei around it’s also the Battle of after five yards, those three will be playing tjie people who are going to winner over countryman John at 140 that included Rod Funseth, ■ Pre-season practices for fall athletics at Manchester High will ranked among the nation’s top often- 7. Soleun 1. Geno Sertio 7. Gonraler charged up on a week-to-week basis. stcM M E M U t - s m rans nm tMi-NNUs-SHn nmt 7. M 8. J.J. Javier D be there when the regular season . u *1 sivG sc|U3ds idst yGsr. U N 5.40 4.44 8. Besurtn 8. Arriata H the Heismans. lining up in sprinters’ stances. McEnroe, in Saturday’s semifinal Ben Crenshaw and A1 Geiberger. I h «m 2141 I2N ll.4t t . U bpi SUB ZoqtH SUBS lavy Carea SUB Garita I don't really have anything to prov.e begin shortly. Pittsburgh also has lost All- SUBS Gem Dusio I “In his best years I considered him starts,” said Bengals Coach Bill 2UI>tra *N SN 5«nw4S«|l> *N ^ 2nd GAME DOUBLES The Dallas Cowboys play host to match. Jim Albus, a local club pro who any more on a week-to-week basis. I 2m) GAME OOUBUS 8th GAME DOUBIES 8th GAW DOUBLES (Caster) one of the top three in the Johnson, who plans to start regular Director of Athletics Dick Cobb ad- America defensive tackle Randy S M S a o h l-M 1 M > (ifa 7 POMTS 7 POMTS 7 POMTS the Houston Oilers in their aiinual lived a golfer’s fantasy with an 4-5 SSS.M 7P0irTS 1. Zebjb CerMnendi 1. Rodrituer Kepa still want to be competitive for a long vjses all students must have M ilal-ltHN 1. Pete Ramon 1. Randy Urouiata exhibition game tonight and the NFL. What I have seen of him lately, running backs and Rematch today Physicals for fall sports candidates Holloway, All-America center Tom PKfKia 12 SIMM NriKU 4-S <2MN 1 liscaren Marceida 2. Zetui Barturen 2. Cuemka il S^aslian opening round 66, was among the time, and to do so I want to keep 2. Arri Bartven y Ermua lavier 3. Javy Ispa he hasnvt lost much.” Pete Johnson. physicals by their family doctor and Tithda 1-2-5 S3UN TiMa 4-H SN7N 3. Redri{vei Javier I 3. Ermua Marcoida added feature this year is the afternoon starters and was at even- in football, soccer and cross country Hr“ za and a couple of All-Eas 4. Area Urouiata 4. Pete Sertio 4. Zabala Garita “With two pre-season games left, SARATOGA SPRINGS, N.Y. myself fresh.” have the proper physical forms T W cMC-MMis^na rans smi cME-MMEVinn pans 4. Rio 1 ^ In other exhibition games tonight, ... ir,c. Hioh will hp selections - running back Elliott 3 SilMi 12N 4N 4.00 5. Uriarte Zoqui S. JJ. Olave S. Uriarte Gonraler presence of the last two Heisman par for the round after 11 holes, Pate hit every green in regulation 4ilMlrl IIM SN SN 5. Geno Olave 8. Guernca H Garita 8. Iturretui Javier II Tampa Bay is at New Orleans, itvs time for us to start winning,” (UPI) — Anyone who saw Affirmed’s signed by the physician. Forms can ‘ f nf.prn^Ln a 1-30 Walker and dcfcnsive back Bob Jucy fi. R ^ 6. Joey Zoqui Trophy winner's — Tony Dorsett of leaving him 5-under for the tourna- and missed only two fairways, available Monday afternoon at 1.30 _ I |H| C m 120 4N 7 Oncana ttiw m * N 4.20 7. Elorrie Ochoa 7. Rio Ramon 7. Area Javier Chicago at Cincinnati, St. Louis at said Neill Armstrong, Chicago's new victory over Alydar in the June 10 Ije picked up at the high school main SPUfChulel SN S IM Ia«i * 7. Javy Ser{io 8. Joey Sebastian 8. Arri Chasio fl 8. Dorrio Ecenano the World Champion Cowboys and Belmont Stakes, will probably recaljJf-ment. • causing him to comment, “A 68 was M

saaKsacMBTsermi iw m .n Donald B. Parsons I * Obituaries Donald B. Parsons, 63, of East Windsor died .Thursday at the John­ On ramp, seven-feet high son Memorial Hospital In Stafford Springs. Mr. Parsons was employed at the Raymond Valade, 68; Allied Printing Service in Manchester the past six years, and was formerly employed 30 years at Skateboarders soar to new heights Red Cross official the F.K. Williams Co. in Agawam, ba.skptball and baseball player in the Mass. SOUTH WINDSOR - Raymond He was an Army veteran of World Class of 1931. Fltte Skateboard Co. in Newport, Sporting classy square-shaped Dennis Valade, 68, of 521 Ellington War II. Iv at 11 Richard Road, along with smooth surface, they zoom up the knee guards, Richard Weintraub of Road, a state Red Cross official for He was also a communicant of St. tty BKTT1 RYDER tL fr fellow skateboard enthusiasts, ramp, flip the skateboard around as R.I., and his 12-year-old brother, Survivors are his wife, Mrs. Leona Eric, have acquired such skateboard 139 Grandview St. thinks it’s a great many years, died Thursday in St. Francis of Assisi Church in South I'liiiiily/’rrEivi'l Edilor have constructed a ramp more than it nears the top of the ramp, an Bayley Parsons, three sons, a skills that they give demonstrations. sport. Francis Hospital and Medical Windsor. Interest in skateboarding has risen Mven feet high at the end of their gracefully (most times) zoom back He is survived by his wife, Mrs. daughter, his mother, a brother, two T have given demonstrations on ‘Tve been skating two years, and Center. sisters and five grandchildren. to new h e ig h ts, a t le a s t in driveway ®8ain- Lucienne Lajeunesse Valade; a son, the skateboard in Newport, R.I., my brother, Danny, who’s 16, also ' Before his retirement in 1974, Mr. A graveside service will be held Manchester. With a start on the driveway’s Scott Trudon, 19, who works for Raymond D. Valade Jr. of New Haven, Boston, and Seekonk, skates. I haven't entered any com­ Valade was the director of the safety Sunday at 3 p.m. at the Baptist The young men of the Trudon fami- Manchester; four daughters, Mrs. Mass.,” Eric said. petition but I think it’s pretty good,” programs for the Greater Hartford Village' Cemetery, East Richard (Denise) Dupree of Avon, “You don’t get paid unless you’re a he said. Chapter in the Connecticut Division Longmeadow, Mass. Mrs. Gilt (Elaine) Copeland of professional,” he said.^^ “But I get And so, the wheels continue to spin of the American Red Cross for 31 There are no calling hours. Manchester, Mrs. Gary (Lois) some great equipment.” on Richard Road, when good friends years. The family suggests that friends get together, for a high flying ride Before that, .he was a volunteer Stearns of Baldwinsville, N.Y., and Another skater, Paul Benson, 14, of wishing to may make memorial gifts which takes them soaring to new Scott Trudon worker in the Red Cross first aid and Miss Anne Valade of South Windsor; Fred Peck, right, hands his petitions for a Manchester Town Clerk Edward Tomkiel. 99 Ashworth St., has been skating three brothers, Armand Valade of to the American Cancer Society, (Herald photo by Chastain) nearly three years. heights. water safety program. Springfield (Mass.) unit. 12th Assembly District primary to Sauquoit, N.Y., Ulde Valade of Constructing the ramp wasn’t too He was instrumental in setting up The Leete-Stevens Enfield Bridgeport, and Wilfred Valade of difficult, said Paul. “We used a cir­ first aid stations in the firehouses in Chapels, 61 South Road, Enfield, is in Putnam; a sister, Mrs. Yolande Cac- cular saw to cut the wood in half and the Greater Hartford area, and in charge of arrangements. 1945 he instituted a learn-to-swim ciapouti of Putnam, and six then bent it to the height we program for the same area. He was grandchildren. Peck files for primary wanted.” also inducted into the Red Cross The funeral will be Monday at 10:15 Fred Peck, candidate for the his "lucky number 13” on the back in the November election against the The boys have taken a few spills lifesaving Hall of Fame. a.m. from the Callahan Funeral Dental Republican nomination in that he wore when he qualified for a I2th District Democratic candidate along the way, Mrs. Dorothy Trudon Mr. Valade was a graduate of Home, 1602 Main St., East Hartford, Manchester's 12th Assembly primary for the position of Ted Chimmings. said. “I guess it’s a healthy sport, but Assumption College in Worcester, with a mass at 11 at St. Francis of District, Friday filed the names of Republican registrar of voters two “I expect to keep the momentum they’ve had their share of injuries. Mass., Class of 1931, and in 1932 he Assisi Church, South Windsor. Burial clinic about 215 Republican voters in the years ago — a position which he won going right through the primary,” he received his master’s degree from will be in St. Mary’s Cemetery, East Continued from Page One district, enough to qualify for a and still holds. said. Scott had seven stitches in his chin Boston College. In 1973, he was in­ Hartford. Because those funds had been tem­ primary with Walter Joyner. Peck submitted the signatures at Of the petition drive. Peck said, I once, then three weeks later broke ducted into the Assumption College Friends may call at the funeral porarily withheld by HUD until com- Signatures from five percent of the 13 minutes to 4 p.m. at the town have taken it to the people and the his finger and had a full cast from the Hall of Fame for being an outstanding home Sunday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 pliance with certain HUD voters is necessary to force a clerk’s office. Peck said he is people have spoken.” He said he had palm of his hand to his elbow. It’s risky, but then they both play p.m. requirements, the special request for primary. The five percent equals sticking to the number 13, which is excellent recognition in his petition field hockey, and that has its draw­ the dental clinic money had to be about 180 signatures. also the number of letters in his full drive and had very few refusals from When filing the petitions. Peck was name. He predicts it will be lucky for the voters who were asked to sign. backs, too.” made. The original plqn was to com­ Speaking of Scott, she said, “1 plete the renovations on the dental wearing the same white shirt with him avain in the Sept. 12 primary and Police report didn’t think he'd go into it clinic by September. (skateboarding) 200 percent, but he The early release of the funds was did. Last summer, he worked out in Manchester He was arrested on a re-arrest warrant granted on the basis of the town com­ and is being held on a (500 bond, police Colchester and was instrumental in Two juveniles were arrested Friday by plying with one requirement of hiring said. a person to administer an affir­ helping get the Vernon Skate Park — Manchester Police in connected with a Today, Saturday lo ‘til 8 Stokin Haven in Talcottville - shoplifting inident at Northway Phar­ East Hartford mative fair housing plan in the town. started. Now, he skates six to eight Kraatz said the money for the macy on North Main Street. East Hartford Police charged an Enfield hours a day.” Both, were charged with fourth-degree man with three counts following a distur­ clinic is committed for this fiscal I Steve Bycholski, 14, of 46 West­ larceny. year, but if not used within the year, bance Friday at a local tavern. minister St., who will enter the ninth Charles Welch, 21, of 4 Laurie Drive, it can be re-committed for the same grade at Bennet Junior High School ______Several officers from the Manchester Enfield, was charged with third-degree purpose for the following year. Police Department Friday participated criminal mischief, first-degree criminal in September, has been skating two in a firearms training exercise in the trespass and interfering with a police of­ years. Eric Trudon holds skateboard as he comes down feet first. area of Green Road and Colonial Drive. ficer, police said. The suspect is being \ B a i n o r “We used to have a ramp in our Police said that some residents apparent­ held on (6,500 bond and court date is Sept. lUnbellevahUl driveway,” he said. “We practiced ly were confused about what was going f Lottery 11. Bargains/ | Shine free-style on the flat surface first.” on, but police said that it was just a Marie Duffy, 21, of 31 Outlook St., East For newcomers to the sport, Steve training exercise. IJmHedOem/ffiei. Mmf I Hartford, was arrested on a court HARTFORD (UPI) - The number OmI IweleUidUmtks \ says, “Practice, but don’t try too warrant and charged with cruelty to per­ h. SeAfert It frm sek. I drawn Friday in the Connecticut Dai­ hard.” Steve is into pool and wall sons, police said. Court date is Sept. 11. riding (that’s skateboarding, too) Vernon No further details were available. ly Lottery was 101. Vernon Police Friday arrested a and goes to the Vernon Skate Park at Manchester man and charged him with least once a week, two counts of issuing a bad check. “I entered some competition there, but didn’t make out too well, but I’ll Laurel F. Maillet, 24, of 15 Oakland St., try again. Manchester, was charged with the two He took a spill three months ago, counts, police said. He was released on a Ray boasted of crime, injuring his hip and causing some in­ (150 cash bond and is scheduled to appear ternal bleeding, but he’s back at in court Sept. 29. says British policeman skateboarding now. Lawrence A. McEwen, 33, of 42 Elm How does his mom like skateboar­ St., Rockville, was charged with breach % * ding? of peace and criminal trespass, police “ Well, she didn’t like it at first, but said. He was released on (500 non-surety WASHINGTON (UPI) - The House Assassinations Committee Alexander Anthony £ist and was now 1 guess she’s learned to live with bond and is scheduled to appear in court read aloud, during the third day of it.” Aug. 29. Friday introduced surprise 1 testimony from a British policeman the King assassination hearing by Wayne R. Piadade, 28, of 435 Far­ who claims James Earl Ray boasted Rep. Samuel Devine, R-Ohio. Eric Trudon makes his turn at top of ramp. Herald Photo mington Avenue, Hartford, was charged he killed Martin Luther King but the Eist’s statement, provided com­ Feature By , with three counts of issuing bad checks. oniy crime he could be found guilty Of mittee investigators exactly two REGGIE PINTO was conspiracy. weeks ago on Aug. 4 in England, ’The allegation drew an immediate alleged that he had been assigned as denial from Ray and an angry denun­ Ray’s personal jail guard shortly ciation from his attorney, Mark after the fugitive was arrested in Fire damages Lane, who countered by announcing London in June 1968. dramatically he has evidence Ray’s ac­ It said he gradually gained Ray’s cuser was “dismissed in disgrace” confidence and, little by little, the Cellu plant from the British police force on prisoner began commenting on his charges of perjury, robbery and hatred of blacks and his own alleged EAST HARTFORD - Fire other crimes. involvement in “a conspiracy” to damaged part of the Cellu-Products In a heated exchange, acting com­ slay King. Co. bui.'irig at 2 Forbes St. late mittee Chairman Richardson In its key passage, Eist’s state­ Up but not over, Richard Weintraub begins his descent. Friday morning, the East Hartford Preyer, D-N.C., did not contradict ment said: Fire Department reported. Lane’s charge but merely said the “During the course of conversation panel was not attesting to the truth or — he definitely, he didn’t actually The blaze started around 10:55 falsity of the policeman’s statement. come out with it — but it was there in Hundreds of ite m ^ be cleared from sto ^ at ridleutouay tow prices a.m. when a paper machine at the The panel then dismissed Ray as a the conversation that he done it. He paper products manufacturing firm witness until November - sticking to was quite proud of it.” FuHy Upholstered Sofas It caught some dust and flames its planned three-day schedule for his Eist, identified as a 28-year mushroomed onto the roof of the introductory testimony and post­ veteran of the English force, now structure. A spokesman said poning until late autumn further retired, also said Ray complained his firefighters spent 45 minutes tearing questioning on the police guard’s only mistake was to leave behind the the roof off the part of the building allegations. murder weajion with his fingerprints ^89.459 which housed the machine. There The damaging claim of Ray’s on it, but expressed confidence that Ropilan to $7N were no injuries reported. Firemen alleged confession was attributed to would not be enough to get him on a left the scene at 12:43 p.m. retired British police officer murder charge.

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PAGE EIGHT - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn.. Sal.. Aug. 19. 1978 Public Works contract Footes to celebrate 65 anniversary Sunday years and served as master of the You'll Always Do By PATRICIA Mll|,CI(;A^ Board of Education for 25 years as Governor Raymond Baldwin and She was employed as a teacher at women's degree team. grandchildren and 10 great­ lixTiilil Gnm'niHmHfnl well as on the Rham Board of Educa­ worked to help the State of Connec­ the Orange High School in Orange, She was also the youngest member gives 6 percent raise grandchildren. Both Robert and An­ Conn., and was the first vice of the Hebron Bicentennial Com­ HEBRON — Mr. and Mrs. Robert nie have been active in the state tion. ticut eliminate Brucellosis. chairwoman of the Hebron mittee in 1908 and the oldest member The 15 public works men who had been Foote of Gilead Street will be legislature, he in the 1927 and 1929 He is a member of the Gilead He was a past supervisor of the VERNON — A contract signed Thursday Republican Town Committee. She is of the 1958 celebration committee. in the office of Mayor Frank McCoy gives shotgun riders will receive money in two honored at an open house Sunday in sessions when he worked with other Congregational Church and its Youth Farm Labor group; a member Better at I *•••■ rti* pnc« M'b AkP SM>* W «>••«« still serving on the committee in an She sponsored the first Hebron’s tump sums to help conipensate them for observance of their 65th wedding an­ Ecclesiastical Society; a former of the Connecticut Regional Market the town's 60 unionized public works legislators to get "Connecticut out of honorary capacity. the potentially tost income. They will niversary. master of the Hebron Grange; a 32nd Authority and a past chairman of the girls’ 4-H Club; served as president employees a six percent pay increase. the mud.” His special interest was to She has been a member of the receive a $200 check immediately and with NEW The open house will be in the social Degree Mason and a Shriner; a Hebron Republican Town Com­ of the Hebron Young Women's Club; How'ever. the contract will not allow for have the dirt road from Manchester, Gilead Congregational Church for 78 another for the same amount in room of the Gilead Congregational former president of the Gilead mittee, a position he held for about 25 is a past member of the Civil Defense overtime pay for employees to ride to the shore, included in the trunk years and has served as a Sunday . December. Church from 2 to 5 p.m. Cemetery Association; president of years; and he was also one of the Council of World War II; served as a "shotgun" during snow plowing activities. line highway system which today is School teacher and superintendent director in the women’s division of The contract allows the town to decide ; The couple was married on Aug. 20, the Hebron Farm Bureau; a past organizers of the Hebron Volunteer The contract provision concerning known as Route 85. and with other church groups. the Tolland County Farm Bureau and when and if a second man is warranted on 1913 and at that time lived in Suifield. director of the Eastern States Fire Department and served as its riding "shotgun " was proposed by the Mrs. Foote was a cosponsor of She was awarded a citation by the another claim to fame, she was a snow plow. Gerald R. Daniels, a union hjrs. Foote taught at the Connecticut Farmer’s Exchange; a member of treasurer for many years. town and upheld by a state binding ar­ legislation in 1945 which enabled Connecticut Conference of the United probably the first woman in Hebron official, said he feels eliminating the se­ Laterary Institute and he was Hebron to plan and build its first the Connecticut State Guard in World Mrs. Foote is a graduate of Bacon bitration panel. TTie provision, which Church of Christ in 1966 for service to drive trucks in both the corn and eliminates a second person of a snow cond man will create a safety hazard. employ^ as principal of Chester elementary school. War I ; and was chairman of the local Academy and Was the first Hebron The increase in pay will be retroactive O.P.A. office during World War II. girl to graduate from Alfred Univer­ "in and outside” the community. hay fields as an assistant to her hus­ plowing team, has been one of the items High ^hool. He moved his family to Foote graduated from Bacon She has been a member of the to July 1 and the money will be paid in a Gilead in 1919. He was also appointed as a Com­ sity, magna cum laude with a degree band and family in the Foote Hills that has held up signing of the contract. Academy and Alfred University. He Hebron Grange for more than 60 farming operation. Negotiations began in April 1977. lump sum by the end of next week. ;The Footes have four children, 14 served as chairman of the Hebron missioner on Domestic Animals by in education.

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Town Macaronl& M ontiiii Scott rolls White Gem Chicken 1.09. s Food '• Special meeting Stop & Shop Tuna Salad ‘1.99 Whole Legs j - Good Sun. Aug 20-Sal Aug 26 0 -7 7 Wednesday Office Building. U * a L m Ml one per cuatomei - L ' Cheese Tomatoes Chocolate Pudding pc 59“ with Thighs attached 89; Cemetery Commission, 7:30 p.m.. Town Board of Education, 8 p.m., Gilead Hill Paper Toweir The Board of Selectmen Perdue Chicken Legs School library. has scheduled a Town Hall. pick l he best produce Lions Club, 8 p.m.. UConn Alumni A&P ST 1((A&PISA POULmSHWPC)) Meeting for Sept. 18 at 8 our kitchen Let our chefs cook for you. ,|jj| Slop » Shop C o u p ^ {jj^ |!i4 |j!| Slop » Shop CouporTI^ ^ ^ I p.m. at the Community W ith this coupon Center, Storrs. Vernon « )U » I RIPE-YELLOW r Boneless Veal fo r Young Poeples AA. 8 p.m., St. Mary’s / ^ Fresh' U.8.O.A. Inspected : Hall. ’ ^ m mmm m ^ ■ Residents will be asked Save25* Save50* Church. Today MttUiPak lb to approve $3,838 in anti­ Board of Welfare. 7:30 to 8:30 p.iil., Tolland County 4-H Fair, 10 a.m. to 10 Half Gallon Btl. Half Gallon Btl. recession funds for repairs Town Hall. p.m.. Fair grounds. Route 30. Cacciatore Heavy Duty to the roof and walls of the nuSoft Community Singles, Mystic River BANANAS HWHpL! P t e i i i r T * Wisk Liquid Coconut East Hartford cruise, meet 3:30 p.m. at Edwards office wing of the Com- 2lb. Pkg. Macaroni Salad ‘1.09 Fresh Veal Cube Steaks 1.99^ Building, Vernon Circle. ■ munity Hall, $1,242, and for Fresh Chicken Pie SS; 85' Laundry Fabric the clerks’ wages category Veal Steaks 1.29».^ 1 :1 ^ Sunday Northwest Rockville Neighborhood CUStSirdS lOotrapacAage of the selectmen's budget, 65' Detergent Softener ^ Association, Block dance, 7:30 p.m., F iM b tllO A Irak audio Maid-Rile-Breaded, produce East Hartford Citizen Action Group From the Chopped & Cubed center of Rockville in parking lot. d u c xen MEAST wmou $2,588. Good tasting and (EHCAG) picnic, 2 p.m. to dusk, featuring They will also be asked world famous Final day for St. Joseph's Bazaar, kid­ LEGS OUARTBtS BREASTS good for you! l*(|!^ G r ^ ^ plenty of food, games, contests and live to accept two deeds from Giumarra Vineyards of die matinee from 1 to 5 p.m., fair open un­ (kbp 19! WIWnMgiittedM Lovitfs Shaved music from the Tyler Cranston Band, Fstkleki $119 the Green Hill Acres sub- California, bunches & ill Slop A Shop Coupon | Lithuanian Picnic Grounds off High Street til 11 p.m.. Union Street. FRESH Cdmter e. I wuT ; divisions because of per- S t e s d l 1 pound ^ 9 9 Wrtn Itvs coupon Frozen package near the Hockanum School (follow the Sunday ROMAINE,: LOM ; manent cul-de-sacs. kbunches of signs). Tolland County 4-H Fair, 10 a.m. to 3:30 LETTUCE CHOPS The Annual Town Beef Pepper Steak 1 pound oacAage ‘1.29 Save 25* M’ednesday p.m.. Route 30. $1 - Ground Beef *1%® Sliced Bologna * r * meeting will be Nov. 14 at 8 ounce I 24 ct. pkg. Hart ftkM ftwrurt tilliiili ^Ib Soccer meeting for interested coaches, Democratic Town Committee steak Bff'Cve Sns SfuO'•'trrw e f \ t p.m. at the Community seafoodFor a delicious change of pace. 17 M LondonBroil ’ r" TurkeyLegOirs 59‘ Modess referees, scorers and others. 7 p.m,. barbecue, 4:30 p.m.. Elks Club. N. Park i -V W E W in eK n lS •vg Y Hall. Regular or Super j Parks and Recreations office. Town Hall. Street. m m - f t K i ____ Pork Lowi-Pofk -.-a S»i'Cwk Booew »'0fr iwM, Thompson Seedless (White) Cardinals (Red) BackRibs *r* CubeSteaks *1*t® Wingettes Tag sale for muscular distrophy, con­ Dry Sanitary Monday jCamtaloupes 7 9 * PoikLwo-Bnis flit ki'ivfrj'th etg/j' Flresh Pollock Exotic (B lack) Italias (M uscats) _Queens (R ed) ducted by the East Hartford Fire and Registrations for new students in school Pork Roasts M®* Smoked Hams 99, Kielbasa *1 * Bleach Napkins Rescue Explorers Post No. 1548, 10 a.m, system, today through Friday. 9 a.m. to 2 Pork Lom-Country Style Whole ' t 1 * 5 _ W^Vflk.fr'hi’fe GoodSun Aog20-S*4, Aug 26 oQdVjau.! Umrt one pMWHomwpc* cuUornw tO281'g »c*^| to 8 p.m.. Charter Oak Mall and Putnam p.m., all schools. lA l Crwliaw-Cii^-Pifalanot P o rk R ibs MeatFranks^j r® A4PTurkeysw 89? Fillets 1 1 ? A m g f i m <«|N.Y. State » Tm K OSe»CocA(d Plaza. Board of Elducation. 7:30 p.m., Vernon canary Moions Haddock Fillets lb pAg Aojcn a Cooked noLfYdeY F ie tt Thursday Middle School library. Route 30. ; Some people once believed Fg!i5'4loiiioiis^79 Women's flag football meeting. 7 p.m.. Tuesday ; thet mounUint were formed Parks and Recreations office. Town Hall. Red Cross bloodmobile, 11 a.m, to 4 [ by en enormous under­ 113S ground serpent moving ebout. Tag sale for muscular distrophy, con­ p.m,, cafeteria at Rockville General TOLLAND TNPKE - CALDOR PLAZA - MANCHESTER ducted by the East Hartford Fire and Hospital, Union Street. \_Pfl«^ETKCTtVlAW«TW-2j U'8 rtiievntirt tpritfi/v«Mtr«rvwyat9Mv*< rM»v MA.NCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Sal.. Aug. 19. 1978 - PAGE ELEVKN PAGE TEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Sat., Aug. 19, 1978 Church to dedicate chaneel windows News for senior citizens Housing office created Grasse s part and a cabinet-level delunct Harttord Times and has Hi! Well I guess the building. ment, 10 a.m.. pinochle HARTFORD i UPI I - Gov. Ella T. New chancel windows of faceted “ the Alpha and the Omega, the sacraments. The Chi Rho in the bap­ which harmonizes with contem­ had ’ 32 players and the Department of Housing was needed. Manchester McAuliffe Park. everything has settled Grasso Friday created a Office of taught at Sarah Lawrence Universi­ glass will be dedicated Sunday at beginning and the end." tismal window is the sacred porary styles of architecture. Friday, 1:57 p.m.—Medical call at 55 winners were: Schedule for week games and Friendship Cir­ Friday, 1:07 p.m.—Automobile acci­ down around here after that Housing Advocacy and then ap­ Sharpe. 26. of Hartford is currently ty. Trinity College and the University Concordia Lutheran Church at the 9 In the right panel, Jesus, the living monogram for Jesus Christ. The Brilliantly colored glass — usually ah Cornell Circle. Marjorie McLain. 619; A1 Monday: 8:30 a.m.. cle. Noon, lunch, and 1 of Bridgeport. dent on Interstate 84, westbound near exceptional hectic Monday p.m.. talk on your rights pointed former reporter and serving as director of housing for the a.m. service. The windows were Word standing on the world, water of baptism, pouring from the inch thick but up to two or more in­ Friday, 4:50 p.m.—Medical call at 32 Gates. 603; Audrey Durey. senior golf league at the Sharpe s salary will be $ 2 2 ^ a Finley Street. (Town) morning. and benefits under the professor Michael M. Sharpe 111 to Greater Hartford Urban League. given in memory of Peter Frey by his proclaims the “Good News” which escallop shell and engulfing the fish, ches thick for social effects — is cut Roxbury Road. < 603: Martin Bakstan. 591: East Hartford course. 10 Sharpe formerlv worked for the now vear. ■ Friday, 3:04 p.m.—Car fire at 36 Friday,6:10 p.m.—Medical Call at 1017 I guess there is Medicare system. Bus head up the new agency. wife. Katherine. Following the ser­ also emerges out of the biblical has its source in our Lord. The fish is to desired size. The inner surface of O’Leary Drive. (Town) Mary H ill. 590; Tom a.m.. kitchen social Main St. something about that old pickup at 8:30 a.m.. and In an executive order. Mrs. Grasso vice refreshments will be served on message. At the top of the window a very old Christian symbol, often certain pieces is then chipped or Tompkins. 585; Frances games; 1 p.m.. pinochle faceted conchoidally to enhance the East Hartford Tolland County saying — the early bird return trip at noon and said the housing advocacy office will the church lawn. the dove, symbolic of the Holy Spirit, found in the catacombs. Here it Fike. 571: Ed Scott. 558. games. Bus pickup at 8:30 be housed in the Departrrlent of Com­ Rec has two openings represents a Christian. Communion design and add a jewel-like quality. Friday, 12:08 a.m.—Structure fire at 41 Friday, 5:23 p.m.—Box alarm, Tolland gels the worm — because A reminder that this a.m..’ return trips at noon­ after the Medicare forum. At the top of the left window, the descends as it did at Pentecost to the Glenn Road. munity Affairs and will deal with The Manchester Recreation registrations, bank deposits, light is symbolized by a loaf of bread and The matrix of epoxy resin is poured Middle School. (No fire). the extra early arrivals got time and 3:30 p.m. Thursday: 9 a.m.. buses hand of God the Father extends in faithful who gathered in the streets Friday, 1:07. a.m.—Medical call at 94 coming week we will be Connecticut's growing housing Department's Cultural Program has typing and other related duties. of Jerusalem. The tongues of fire cup of wine and the natural forms of around the carefully arranged pieces the limited seats. As we all Tuesday: 9 a.m.. bus for leave for Galilee. R.I. 10 benediction toward Jesus — God the Smith Drive. holding our regular problems. openings for qualified individuals to The recreation leader is responsi­ these ritual foods, wheat and grapes. of glass and holds them in place to learn from experience, in shopping. 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.. a.m. to 4 p.m.. outdoor Son. in the role of the Good Shepherd. represent this event and also refer to Friday, 6:27 a.m.—Medical call at 50 scheduled activities. The governor announced her intend work part time during the school ble for the close supervision of If the shepherd has all of the sheep Persons made members of the body form a structural unit of great another year we will try to outdoor shuffleboard shuffleboard. No bus the seven gifts of the Holy Spirit. Hillside St. Risk is growing • However, the following lion to create the office at the end of year. The positions available a re , children 2 to 5 years old while their safe but one, he goes to seai ch for the of Christ in baptism are nourished by strength. Friday, 8:54 a.m.—Medical call at 612 tie up the motel on Cape games. 1 p.m.. Senior scheduled today. Behind Jesus is the apostolic proces­ week from Aug. 28 to Sept. the legislative session in May. recreation attendant and recreation parents are attending classes. iost lamb, with the invitation, “Come the body and blood of Christ in Holy Burnside Ave. NEW YORK (UPI) - There is Cod for a few more weeks bowling at the Parkade Friday: 10 a.m., kitchen sion, the “sent ones,” who obey his It is the thickness of the glass 5. we will be closed for At the time, her gubernatorial op­ leader. Applications are avaiable at Town unto me." At the bottom of this panel Communion. Friday, 9:47 a.m.—Medical call at 68 growing risk that many people, es­ and that will give more programs but open for Lanes, return from shop­ social games. 1 p.m.. set­ command to “Go out into all the which assures the breathtaking ponent. Lt. Gov. Robert K. Killian, The recreation attendant is in Hall. Closing date is Friday. Aug. 25. world and preach the Gospel.” The windows for Concordia Silver Lane. pecially the elderly, are being mis­ people a chance and will business. At this time each ping. back games. Bus pickup at is Alpha the first letter of the Greek radiance and complete purity of said the housing advocacy office was charge of general office procedures For further information contact the Lutheran Church, designed by the Friday, 10:55 a.m.—Structure fire at 2 diagnosed and subjected to un­ hopefully eliminate the year, we take this one Wednesday: 9 a.m.. 8:30 a.m.. return at noon- alphabet, and at the bottom of the color which are the outstanding only a token gesture on Mrs. including answering the telephone. Arts Building. 643-6795. The two smaller windows in the Willet Studios of Philadelphia, Pa., Forbes St. necessary drugs, reports Medical getting up in the middle of week to sort of polish up health clinic by appoint­ lime and 3:30 p.m. right panel is Omega, the last letter Friday, 1:26 p.m.—Medical call at of the Greek alphabet, for God is chancel contain symbols of the are executed in a new technique chracteristics of the medium. World N’cws. the night. ______n » A r. WCK UP YOU* VALUE PACKED CI«CUL»« ALL FOOD MART STORES OPEN SUNDAY 9 A.M. TO 4 P.M. im the stoee. while supply lastsi Speaking of trips, this Town to flush mains r.' 1 past Thursday. 90 members spent the day at on East Side Monday the Saratoga race track F O O D M A R T COTTSODA NIBLETSCORN and Gloria will have to tell GINGER ALE - ORANGE OR ROOT BEER WHOLE KERNEL . 12 OZ. VACUUM CAN you how the gang made out The Town of Manchester Water Department will be in Wednesday's column. flushing water mains in the east side of town starting This coming Thursday, FEATURES! Monday. S' Coupon 32 O Z . ^ ^ two buses will be going to I . Lines will be flushed from Charter Oak Street north FO R SUN and TU ES..... BOTTLES Galilee. R.I. for the day »\e Net 'w ocriON ‘o' NoooTC*’<4' between Main and Spruce streets to East Center Street. and the buses are 3« ;* Ov-t o im r-c s e - e * a e c c ‘p'30ucto'‘ u 'e Streets between Spruce and Harrison streets also will be Another FULL WEEK Of Feature Values Starting Wednesday! WITH PURCHASE O f $7.50 OR MORE AND THIS COUPON AT FOOD WITH PURCHASE OF $7.50 OR MORE AND THIS COUPON AT FOOD scheduled to leave our included in the flushing. The work will continue through MART. EXCLUSIVE OF COUPON ITEMS. CO CO SUN.. AUC. 20 THRU MART. EXCLUSIVE OF COUPON ITEMS. GOOD SUN. AUG 20 THRU Bonus! SAT.. AUG. 26 LIMIT 3 SOHLES ONE COUPON PER FAMILY SAT.. AUG. 26. LIMIT ONE CAN - ONE COUPON PER FAMILY. center here at 9 a.m. Sav® COUPON SAVING! Friday. Therefore, all going must Save There may be discoioration of water and reduced be here around 8:30 a.m. pressure during the fiushing. 2 8 ! 1 0 * Finast If water appears discolored, the homeowner should try iMaxwell House! to avoid using it until it clears. This wili prevent rust and Food Mart gives you a better Vacation sediment from being brought into the home’s system. - WALDBAUM S My vacation finally Lo-FatM ilk If sediment does get into a home’s hot water tank, the arrived and so for the next |Coffee$«|99 '• homeowner should wait until the water clears and then way to save...Free Corelle and two weeks it should be open the faucet at the bottom of the tank to drain the pretty quite around here. „GrtldsHb.carT ■ Food Mart Our programs will con­ collected material, which, Will settle at the bottom. gallon Also, if a ioad of wash is done during the period of dis­ tinue for this coming week With this coupon arxJ oufchase o' S7 50 v «a c colored water, the load should be done again after the other free gifts! Save...Save! with Gloria on hand to keep plastic coni. IQS Aug 16 thru Aug 22 1976 Lrni! one pe- things running smoothly. water clears. Four ounces of cream of tartar should be ^"Pick Your Own" Fresh Producer' added to help clean any discoloration of the clothing. Another New Item Has Been WISK SPAM It won't be long before COUPON SAVING! It normally takes a couple of hours for the water to Added To Food Marts Lincoln U.S.NO . 1 we will be back into the full LIQUID LUNCHEON swing of things. In fact, we clear in a home. If water appears discolored for an Generic "No Frills” Label Products! EASTERN SHORE extended period, the homeowner should call the Water Apple Juice DETERGENT MEAT will start the big action on Salada ALL PURPOSE Charcoal 64 OZ b o t t l e I 25c OFF LABEL' 64 OZ BQTTlE Tuesday, Sept. 5. There I Department at 649-5281, ext. 251. 12 OUNCE CAN will be square dancing in POTATOES the morning and bowling at Tea Bags Briquets $ ^ 6 0 | the Parkade Lanes in the MEG, town agree afternoon. 20 lb. bag I ■ Cheese Spread POST ALPHABET CEREAL V.^ 95- WELCH’S GRAPE JELLY li*. M U ILlfR 'l On Wednesday. Sept. 6. I pi $7 50 or more Valid 2 LB. PKG. ALUMINUM FOIL 99* ELBOW MACARONI ' we will be playing our Aug 16lhruAug 2 2 .1978'Limitcmeperlamily to mediate case OCI4NIPRAT SWEET CALIFORNIA ■ oMOO regular pinochle games in The Municipal Employees Group union (MEG) and the GRAPEFRUIT JUICE wTikt ‘ 1.19 POPE TOMATO PASTE MCCTI C’C CHOCOLATE Thompson the morning as well as A.-' COUPON SAVING! Town of Manchester both have agreed to mediation, the SUN MAID RAISINS NESTLE S morsels " • having our popular second step in municipai contract negotiations. Vsa*i* Friendship Circle. 8 » '< * . “We’ve both requested mediation,” Peter Henry, Seedless Grapes In the afternoon we want m ast president of MEG, which represents town clerical and COMPARE AND SAVE! Food ClubT Hl-C Liquid DisI , C « ^ | Minute Maid GREAT to reorganize our bridge 12^ Butter technical employees, said. COFFEE iFruit Drinks COLA FOR games. We realize that we He said that the next meeting between the union and REGULAR OP DIET SNACKS ( WALDBAUM S N.Y. STYLE DELI! ^ REG OR e l e c t r ic P E« h Grape • Orange • Fruti Puncn LB ran into some problems Detergent Pretzels Orange Juice the town will be scheduled once the state appoints a 64 OZ b o t t l e Quarters 1 POUND CAN ____ 64 OZ b o t t l e and hopefully we can mediator to the case. LUNDY LARGE . JUICY straighten them out. Representatives of the jEowrTjind the union had agreed LONG SWEET Richmond Stix, Thins, | pkg. s f a e CALIFORNIA Bridge is the type of card From to a two-year contract prop^sai, but the union C 0 0 K E D 4 Vine Ripened game where one likes to Pink Rings or Rods hall membership met two weeks ago and rejected the JOHN Black Friar Concentrate HAM LIQUID concentrate and enjoy piast. gal. with this coupon and purchase of $7 50 or more VaK Cantaloupes Aug 16 thru Aug 22 1976 Limit one per (amity proposal by a wide margin. WITH SHOULDER FRANKS JOY DISHDETERENT ouAtTMTTn PURINA PUPPY CHOW ‘ 1.69 Plums playing without -a lot of ■ coni. carton Because of this, both sides have agreed to move into the SLICED TO ORDER ALL VARIITIIt LIQUID LARGE 23 SIZE talking.. We realize that in ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■I DISH DETERGENT M T U I SWEET n’ LOW substitute 89* 3 mediation stage. OCTAGON 89* • f S S POIT c the past we have had Henry met this week with the union to review the con­ SARAN WRAP JUMIOtOLL ‘ 1.09 LB. ■ s l s . HONEYCOMB CEREAL 95' LB mixed players, some just cerns the membership had with the previous contract a s EACH DOW ZIPLOCK BAGS .."ilfJ.VIi'. 69- COFFEE-MATE UOUNCIJAN 99* HATIVB IMAIl I AND CONH I learning, while others were proposal. y l BAKED HAM T T . *2.89 Butter & Sugar CACn DOtlH 89* good at it. The bridge Henry said that the wide margin of defeat makes it UtPAHCT HATtVl (AUSt ^ games are scheduled to easier to continue the negotiating work. SHARP CHEDDAR CHEESE t . ‘ 2.09 Top co Bartlett Pears 3i«*1. WllPItOI _ U t PAHCr SARLY start at 12:45 p.m. “There’s no doubt that the union just didn’t want the GOUDA AND EDAM CHEESE,.‘2.09 Dog Food •4 '' M l Macintosh Apples 3 l b b a g 98* However, for the first contract. It’s easier to work with that than with a close ALL VARIETIES PAAteUt RtBAKITOHI ALL«ARIITtBtllCBPT BLEU CHEESE meeting, we would like YANKEE AMBROSIA , . ‘ 1.99 14 , OZ CAN vote,” he said. Salad Dressing 69* everyone to show up 5 a v ® At one point last month, the town had reached the ten­ NOVA SCOTIA LOX ttrcio '**■• ‘ 1.89 BLEU CHEESE ■* around 12:30 p.m. so that tative agreement with MEG representatives and also had ALASKAN LOX ILKiO ‘ 1.79 Produce Item of the Week! some ground rules can be 1 70^ 30- appeared close to an agreement with the police union. N lttlH I . n 01 LOAP CALIFORNIA explained. In recent weeks, however, little progress has been BEEF BOLOGNA ‘ 1.69 LYSOL SPRAY DISINFECTANT‘ 1.99 BUTTERTOP OATMEAL BREAD 69- Eventually owe hope to iLiCED TO eaeiA DUM PLING ' made with the unions. Along with MEG’s rejection of the DOMESTIC ROAST BEEF ‘ 3.29 MARSHMALLOW FLUFF 65- SUNSHINE CHEEZ ITS •»> 59- .start some classes in our NABIICO SQUASH nJ lbs proposed contract, the police union has threatened to ; three popular card games picket because of lack of progress in recent negotiation CARANDO GENOA SALAMI ‘2.69 GLAD TRASH BAGS 99- SOCIAL TEA BISCUITS "«■'«« 79- (VEGETABuc. GOURD) Beef Round Boneless ■OVNO TOP 0« lANOWICH REMOVE STEM AND SEEDS. STUFF WITH MEAT setback, pinochle and Boneless Top I sessions. FOOD MART BREAD noi iOAvt$ 3pot*1. GLEEM TOOTHPASTE LIKE YOU WOULD DO WITH BELL PEPPERS CARANDO ECCO HOT HAM ,. ‘ 2.59 BAKE AT 350* FOR 45 MIN. TO 1 HR •bridge. CHOPPED LIVER .* ‘ 1.59 U.S.D.A. CHOICE - BEEF Round Steak Cube Steak I Rib Eye Steak RICE PUDDING TAITV k DELinOUl 59* Medicare panel Silent Service Here is some very im- Boneless BEEF SALAMI NATIONAL '* 01 ‘ 1.79 Semi Boneiess I 5 Free Giftcheks ' portant news that concerns BEEF FRANKS NATIONAL ” ‘ 1.69 :all you elderly people. We $ 4 8 9 9 9 I - J 0 4 9 wants Nautilus j WITH PURCHASE OF ANY ;have been very fortunate to ■ Beef :USDA( Beef ’■HOT" BAGELS 12,..‘1.09 have a panel of experts to I Il3 Round [CHOICE lb. Rib b u c k S te a k I 2 PACK - CORELLE ’come to our center this at Groton base FROZEN FOODS GALORE! (UNDERBLADE) I BY CORNING coming Wednesday after­ ! WITH TMIt CDUPDH A l FOOD AIART DODO lUN.. AUD H noon. Aug. 23 from 1:30 I TKRUtAT.AUO » LIMITOHICOUPOHPtRPAUILT. Mr. Deli Favorite! Farm Fresh Dairy Favorites! GROTON (UPI) — The Submarine Memorial Associa­ EGGO ORANGE p.m. to 3 p.m. They will Whole 7 0 ^ tion thinks the Nautilus, the world’s first nuclear- ; explain your rights and Fresh Chicken Legs Brookside Farms ■ ib powered vessel, should spend its retirement at the JUICE 'benefits under the Navy’s submarine base in Groton instead of Annapolis. WAFFLES I 2 Free Giftcheks Imported Premium GAYLORD 1.0B tMedicare system. Frank Scheetz, association president, said Friday his 11 OUNCE PKG. 12 OUNCE CAN ^.S.D.A.Choice-Beer I WITH PURCHASE OF ANY PKG ■ With Medicare being sort I Quarters With Back non-profit group is willing to moor and maintain the U.S.D.A.CHOICE > ■u.S.D.A. Choice-Beet'' ^.S.D.A.Choice-Beel'' Cooked Ham ^ BEEF C HU C K BONELESS Semi Boneless I NO NONSENSE of a complicated system W lllW IW II Brookside Farm Fresh 6 3 ! Margarine Nautilus, and it won’t cost the American taxpayer CHUCK • OR and also the forms being anything — except $2 per person for a guided tour in CHUCK Pure Ham Top Blade CHUCK CUBE I L'EGGS PANTY HOSE complicated, this will be a Shankless Groton. 1 ROAST WITH THIS CDUPDH AT FOOD MART DODD SUH. AUD II good opportunity to get the Quarters BIRDS EYE TASTI FRIES »»■'«» 69- STEAK (UNDERBLADE) I $ 2 1 9 Scheetz wants the Nautilus to be a tourist attraction STEAK (UNOERBU,DEI STEAK . THRU SAT . AUO U LIMIT OHB PHD ONB CDUPDH PIR No I FAMILY • Straight facts. Chicken Breast Brookside Farm Fresh' 6 9 ! alongside the USS Croaker which drew 75,000 visitors in FISH STICKS 89- Shoulder pound 0 0 f • 4 7 S S f O S ■ We will have some real one year. He has asked the Interior Department to name S 1 2 B s e e s SARA LEE COFFEE RINGS V.V 89- L l-B J ^ LB ^ experts to speak to you A n iltb it Only In SIOf«l Willi S$rrlci Dell Dipt. the Nautilus, which will be decommissioned next year, a O.Y,O.D folks such as Congressman BROCCOLI SPEARS 3 ... ‘ 1. U.i.O A. CHOICI - B l ip BOMBLBil 2 national monument. 2 Free Giftcheks William Cotter. Dr. LUNDY FRESH *1.39 I WITH PURCHASE OF CORELLE Fresh From Baker Street! Assorted Porit Chops 4 ^ - ‘"The Nautilus will be berthed 300 feet north of where it TOP FROST TWIN POPS 79- Chuck Roast KV Douglas J. Roberts from was born. We have subs going by within a couple of hun­ U-l-O A. CHOICI TOP FROST ICE MILK BARS 99- P O R K S A LE ! Beef Short Ribs *1.29 ! Dinnerware Rack the Hartford County Oscar Mayer Flnaal Cook-Out Favorltel Axelrod dred feet. It’s a natural environment for the Nautilus,” ■ARBBR 14 01 _ CELENTANO PIZZA 99- I REGULAR Medical Association. Don­ Scheetz said. ASSORTED Breast oi Chicken Kiev *1.99 na Pratt from Connecticut Country Style Lt. Derek Smith of the Navy’s information office in I *6.99 Sliced Bacon' Our Best Veal Patties ..*1.19 •a.ss , General and Patricia Meat Franks ^ Yogurt Washington said Friday the decision is pending, but there FRESH DAIRY DELIGHTS! PORK CHOPS ■ Brassil from Blue Cross is no indication when it will be made. “There’s a study Buttermilk Bread KRAFT 3 LOIN - 3 RIB • 3 CENTER CUT Sliced Calves Liver ,. 79* and Blue Shield. Store Sliced Freah-Butt, Bona In group looking at the question,” he said. ,Parkay IWIPT'S p r im iu m Plain The final decision is up to Navy Secretary W. Graham American Sliced Bacon ,*1.39 LB. 2 0 * o f f There will be a question Liver 0 9 f Pork Steaks ’ I!* 32 OZ. Ciaytor. Singles M argarine • 1 .3 S 20*off ■ and answer period. We will ON A 32 OZ. BOHLE j j ON A 28 OZ. CAN container A spokesman for Rep. Christopher Dodd, D-Conn., YELLOW OR WHITE LUNDY FRESH FRESH PORK ^ BARBER OUR BEST T be serving a noontime 1 LB. PKG.___ 1 LB. BOWL Italian Style said, “We’re doing everything possible to convince him SPARE BREADED Liquid !! Hawaiian lunch for 50 cents, con­ First O’ The Fresh Produce Feature! (Ciaytor) that people in New London and in Connecticut Center Cut Breast of RIBS VEAL Pliim hAr 1 ■ Punch sisting of sandwiches, Finest Frozen Favorite! Health & Beauty Aid! are proud of it and want it in Groton.” •1?® Pork Chops (THREE AND DOWN) Chicken riu iliu ei I I POWDERED DRINK Ml tossed salad, potato chips, Frank Scheetz is also hoping Ciaytor will be persuaded. DRAIN OPENER | | ALL FLAVORS CONTAINIO CORDON BLUE PATTIES chilled peaches and HOOD SOUR CREAM 79- ■ with TNII COUPON AT HOOD • « B 9 s 4 2 a ■ with TNII CDUPDH AT “The mayor of Annapolis didn’t even know the Navy 9 POOD MART DODD ipO D D MART. ODOO cookies and a beverage. LB. LB. AUD It THRU, ■|S s U u N n .. AUD St THRU.THRU ^ ^ ^ 1 SWISS STYLE YOGURT PLAVORt 3 CUPS 89- “ *• l im it ! Iceber9 Lettuce wanted to put it down there until Thursday,” said m m o B l im it ' • ' f POOD CLUB 51V .“.“i,." “il'.'Q J 'j |5«v You can come to the center Frozen \ Listerine ,.‘ 1.39 , LB^ COUPON PIR PAMILV j » | Scheetz, 54, a retired chief quartermaster in the undersea CRESCENT ROLLS 3'-‘I. COUNTRY ITTLB at noon, have lunch and be service who now works as a general contractor. •lIA KtTON I ,.‘ 1.39 COTTAGE CHEESE CONTA%BtCONTAINBt 69- Pork Ribs COLONIAL AUSTIR here for the session. 1 feel “We have the mooring, we have a site to handle several IMouthwash KING SOUR DRESSING 49- Fresh Pork Butts ,. ‘ 1.19 Smoked Shoulders ,.*1.19 it will be most informative Bread Dough hundred cars, we have a restaurant, a fast food opera­ BONBLf$l-ROmiBRIB ICHORR't Pork Roast ...... ,.‘ 1.69 Colonial Polish Ring ,.*1.59 and something you folks tion, a souvenir sales shop and comfort stations. We’re PICKLED TOMATOES 69- ON 10 PKGS. should attend because it set up for it,” he said. •UTTIRMILR-COUNTRY ITTLI OR BALLARD ■ ON A 10 ENV PKG. package of O 48 02. $ 2 3 9 PILLSBURY BISCUITS cohtainir 2 .»• 35- Gem Franks ,.*1.09 I FOOD CLUB REGULAR will be to your benefit. « OUHCB PRO SEAFOOD SPECIALS! OBM tl^ICBO 5 (11b.) loaves J W S W ^ Heads TREASURE CAVE BLEU CHEESE 53* UNSWEETENED We just heard that our jug PRRIH PbV oR COOKIO SALAMI tB *1.09 I Iced Tea hd. Pan Ready Haddock ,. ‘1.19 good friend Marge Reed is Day care funded FOOD MART GIVES YOU Smoked Pork Chops ,.*2.29 I i Kool Aid home from the hospital and A BETTER WAY TO SAVE AND GET Fresh Scrod Fillets ‘ 1.79 I M ix I I ALL FLAVORS WITH THIS COUPON AT feeling better. Pork Sausage Roll *1.49 (POOD MART DODO The Town of Manchester has received $102,270 in fun­ Free Corelle By Corning Resh Sole Fillets ‘2.59 ding for day care operations from the state. AND MANY OTHER FINE GIFTS Stuffed Clams ‘ 1.79 F^’rk'Sausage ,.*1.39 Pinoclile Be Sure To Look For Our Value-Packed Wednesday Ad In TTie state Department of Community Affairs notified The Giftchek Wayl h ItiinMt to our euttom«ri. w« rM , B t M MM u 1 p>gi ol m Mm ."MW < ! > • • m n M noM. lam (Kl*«l 10. u » iw r a l .w « c « « loli c lo onw , « , l « « . i » M M M n N « ..poralM. lo. * .» i The action here starts Town Manager Robert Weiss that the funding, which had PRICES EFFECTIVE SUN.. AUG. 20 THRU SAT. AUG. 26 with Wednesday morning’s been expected, has been approved. pinochle games where we The money wilj be paid to the town in five $20,454 in­ MANCHESTER This Newspaper Starting Another Full Week Of Values! stallments over the net year. 410 WEST MIDDLE TURNPIKE PAGE TWELVE - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Sat., Aur, 19, 1978 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester,'Conn., Sat., Aug. 19, 1976— PAGE THIRTEEN INVITATION *••••••••••••••••••••••••• Help Wanted______13 Help Wanted 13 TO BID Help Wanted 13 Help Wanted 'f3 : National Weather Forecast BABYSITTER - Reliable, H e r a ld PLEASANT RELIABLE, per­ BABYSITTER part time for Sealed bids will be received in mature, loving person to care That’s entertainment Smart apartment' ron needed 3 days a week for boy in kindergarten. Near the office of The Director of CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING for 1-year-old in our Manchester home during owners know — the school year from 2:36 to 5 Waddell School. Please call General Services, 41 Center l i S m N I E school year. 7:45-4 p.m. beat way to find the p.m. for 2 children, ages 6 and 643-8568. Street, Manchester, Connec­ 8, after school in my home. No Ha/p Wanted 13 References, own transporta­ renters you need Is By Allen M. WIdem ticut, until September 7, 1976 □ N O T IC E S tion. 528-7520. cooking or. cleaning, own WAITRESS part time nights-’l with a Classified Ad. transportation. . References. at 11:00 a.m. for the Try one. and weekends. Apply following: IF YOU ARE an attractive NURSES AIDE - Laural Salai7 open. Vernon area 871- Tacorral, 246 Broad Street, Lo ti and Found 1 motivated woman we need 6713. SALE AND REMOVAL OF HUMID • Manor, 91 Chestnut Street. Manchester. you. If you are looking for a ICWVORR 649-4519. TIMBER LOST - Beautiful huff colored glamorous, challenging posi­ .DISHWASHER - Part-time ATTENDANTS FOR SHELL NOW T A K IN G nights and full-time days. The Town of Manchester is an longhaired cat, wearing flea tion, with a new Parisian MATURE PERSON, wanted Car Wash aiid Service Station, APPLICATIONS for full time RANPfUNCIteO Apply in person to Tacorral, The years have taken their toll of comedy-drama in a contemporary in the minor role of a sheriff’s deputy equal opportunity employer, and bell collars. Vicinity cosmetic line, you need us. iii: for kitchen help, 5 'days a Manchester. Must be friendly, employement. Call 646-3936. 236-2.381.6.33-3366. g 246 Broad Street, Manchester. screen “names” — in the so called setting? in “Hooper.” Not that many years and requires an affirmative Bolton Road & Wildwood week, approximately 6 hours neat in appearance and have Road, Vernon. Reward. 649- LORAMOCLCI good work record. Good in' “he” man category such per­ Dedicated professionals that they ago, “Red” Barry alone could hold action policy for all of its Con­ •ATLANTA >. 3 0 0 0 a day. Apply Cavey’s NURSES AIDS 3-11 and 11-7. 9934 / 646-2255. -LAUNDRY SERVICES - Full- come.good chance for ad­ Enjoy working with a skilled were, it is very probable that Gable starring status. A western star, tractors and Vendors as a con­ ATTRACTIVE POSITION Restaurant mornings only. and part-time positions are sonalities as Clark Gable, Gary For gal In Data Processing vancement. Call Mr. Hager and dedicated supporting staff and Cooper would have adapted, up­ basically. And what happened to the dition of doing business with MIQMIIt tiM riiA fu m available. We will train. (?all Cooper. Errol Flynn, Tyrone Power, ORANGE-WHITE tiger, JT, Department. Knowledge of ji;: DRIVER WANTED - Full between 9am-5pm for an ap­ at Manchester Manor Nursing dated their sights, plunged into the “series” westerns — the Autrys, the the Town, as per Federal Lost Huntington Street. v*0 289-1527. pointment and personnel in­ a score more of those performers Key Punch helpful. 5-day $: time position for a responsible Home. Good wages and SItuetlon Wanted is assignment at hand, given the movie Rogers, the Johnny Mack Browns, Order 11246. REWARD. Call 646-3379, week. All benefits. East H art- ;|; TIM and TOM person for early morning terview. 647-9816. Shell Car benefits. Please call Doris WEST HARTFORD Price capable of playing a role on the big 1 SEWING MACHINE Wash, 344 Broad Street, that special Gable touch, that special the Charles Starrets, et al, et al - i.s Bid forms, plans and before 3 p.m. ford location. Phone 289-2736. :•:• delivery route. Applicant Blain, RN, Director of below market value. Only screen with zestfulness, spiritedness. operators and general factory Manchester. Nurses, 646-8129. RESPONSIBLE Mother will Cooper touch. Not that Reynolds does merely part of the backlash of specifications are available at must be 18 year of age and workers. Apply Pillowtex, 49 care for children in my home. 338,900. (Juick sale desired. They projected larger-than-life por­ the General Services Office, LOST SIAMESE CAT in REAL ESTATE Marketing;: have a good driving record. Completely remodeled poorly by the obviously demanding television’s continuing impact on the Storrs area. Possibly on route (23««owm’' rfow Regeqt Street, Manchester. RESIDENT Call 646-1076. 5 to 8 p.m. only. trayals and while the 1970s breed of 41 Center Street, Manchester, representative - Manchester, i; UPI WEATHER FOTOCAST O Job most suitable for a young WOMAN TO CARE For 6 year throughout. 3 or 4 bedroom role of Sonny Hooper, the Hollywood movie-making process. to Manchester. Answers to the Love, Mom and Dad | SUPERINTENDENT for leading men may be cited for Connecticut. East Hartford, Vernon areas. •: man as' lifting of large old and infant, beginning Colonial. Nice quiet location name Suki. Family pet. $100 and Mike and Cyndee | BOOKKEEPER - Full charge Manchester area complex. September in Westwood area MATURE DEPENDABLE earnestness, efforts and endeavor, loner, seeking satisfaction of sorts in The late Ed Begley acted on the TOWN OF MANCHESTER, Earn lucrative commission |: hampers is necessary. Apply thru trial balance. Diversified woman would like part time with large yard. Call Steele REWARD. 646-6331 or 429- in person, Swiss Laundry, 18 Minor plumbing, electrical, (Keeney Street). Call after 5 Korh Realty, 633-5730 or 1-235- few can fully emulate what has gone what is essentially an erratic job distinctive “ Guy Hedlund CONNECTICUT Re«reive professional :; position in busy 2-girl office. repair boiler services or full time position in doc­ 7615. guidance, education, com- ' Harlow Street, Rockville. p.m. 646-5633. 0353. before. market — the stuntman field. Playhouse,” aired via WTIC, many ROBERT B. WEISS, South Windsor location. Call necessary.’ Good salary plus tor’s office. Salary secondary. prehensive marketing tools...... : For period ending 7 P.M. EST 8/19/78. During Saturday, for appointment 522-7143. 649-7236 after 5 p.m. A generation ago, before television Reynolds has the swagger of Gable in years ago. He went forth to fame- GENERAL MANAGER LOST LADY’S IRISH C all M r. S a m m a rtin o , H»(p Wanted 13 EXPERIENCED EXHIBIT roartment and other benefits, BESS EATON DONUTS now MANCHESTER charming 4 FISHERMAN coat/sweater, shower activity will occur over sections of the Pacific Clall 246-2466, Monday thru literally wiped out the “B“ picture, the comedic vein, the get-on-with it and-fortune. Peter Falk worked in an 126-08______Fireside Realty, Inc. 647-9144. BUILDER • Supervisory accepting applications for bedroom Raised Ranch with tan suit pants. REWARD. 688- NURSES AIDES wanted for Northwest, Florida and near the shore of the lower Lakes Friday 9-5, part time help, mornings, the "series” picture, leaving the look of Cooper in an actionful setting. administrative capacity for the State experience r e q u ir e d , many extras. Only $57,500, NOTICK TO CRKlllTORS 4469. full time on all shifts. Apply •area. Fair to partly cloudy skies are expected elsewhere. Excellent c iportunlty. ★ ★ weekends, and some other Edwards Realty, 644-9000. releasing schedule emanating from Reynolds is indeed an actor very of Connecticut back in the 1950s; he’s KSTATK OK ACHII.I.K I’AGOIOl.l TYPIST And other various of­ Maximum temperatures include: AtlanU 89, Boston 86, HOST - HOSTESS. We are The Hen. Valdis Vinkols. Judpe. of the director of nursing. Salmon- Displaycraft, Manchester, shifts. Apply in perron, 10am much of the 1970s Hollywood genera­ better known as television’s “Colum- fice duties. Experienced brook (Convalescent Home off .Chicago 78. Cleveland 82, Dallas 93, Denver 76, Duluth 70,' SHAKEY’S PIZZA - Now looking for mature person to to 2pm. 13 West Main Street, major Hollywood studios enormously Court ol I’nilrale. District ol Andover Announcamanta 3 643-9557. hiring full- and part-time Private fnetruetlone BLUE RIDGE AREA - winnowed down, there was indeed tion. bo” and star of sporadic movie ven­ at a hearinp hold on Auftust It. 1978 ireferred. Fringe benefits, House Street, Glastonbury. Houston 94, Jacksonville 90, Kansas City 80, Little Rock 89, m e e t an d g r e a t o u r. Rockville,ikvir Spacious 10-room hillside ordered that all claims must he e are an EOE. 289-8291. Please call 633-5244. CHOOSE YOUR OWN workers. Ideal for college customers. Please call for an room-for-growth for the newcomers Call me loyal to what’s gone and tures (more recently, “The Cheap Vic’s PIZZA AND Los Angeles 77, Miami 87, Minneapolis 76, New Orleans 91, students. Call Larry at 675- REMEDIAL READING and Ranch, on cul-de-sac. One plus presented t-i Ihe tidociarv on nr belore HOURS at home on the phone interview. Balch of East PARTS DEPARTMENT full perhaps will never return in motion Detective ”). Two striking examples November 20. t978 or he harred as hy RESTAURANT will be closed New York 85, Phoenix 102, San Francisco 77, Seattle 68, St. 0793, a.m. to 7 p.m., Thursday math; individualized work acre, brick front with constantly striving for recognition. law provided ACT NOW - Join the OLDEST NURSES AIDES - Full time, 7 servicing our customers. 249- Windsor, 269-6483. Ask for time, picker-driver, previous aluminum. 3 full baths, 2 pictures — the expection of seeing a of Connecticut residents at one time August 24th for vacation and Louis 85 and Washington 93. and Saturday, 5 p.m. to 10 Laura Thomas. program, (lst-8th grade) by With fewer and fewer pictures being Marparel K. Vlnkels. Clerk reopen August 31st. Toy and Gift Plan in the Coun­ am-3 pm and 11 pm-7 am. 7773., auto experience a plus. Will master’s degree teacher. 568- fireplaces, formal dining Gable in a role virtually tailor-made or other capable, competent — and The tidntlary is: Experience preferred but we p.m. Friday and Sunday. made — the stress, for a variety of Diuis Pacpioli try - our 31st year! Com­ train the right person. Apply 8075. room. All appliances.- Family reasons, is on the superspectacle, the for a Gable and no one else, the an­ finding a niche in a highly com­ 66 Birch Mountain Road missions up to 30% PLUS will train. Apply in person R e l i a b l e h a r d AUTO MECHANIC - in person. To Vic or Mike, room with wet bar, walkout to DENTAL OFFICE Experienced. Paid holidays, ticipation of watching a redoubtable petitive field. Ihdlon. Conn 06040 Why Not Order EXPENSES. Fantastic East Hartford Convalescent WORKING in d iv i d u a l Manchester Plymouth Inc., ENGLISH RIDING LESSON inground pool. Oversized dou­ big-scale, the mark^ly innovative— Home, 745 Main Street, East Wanted to assist cook. Duties Immediate opening in sick days, vacation insurance Tolland Turnpike, 8-5 Monday ble garage, electric doors. By Cooper coping with doers of dark As some film industry folks would Hostess Awards. Call Collect Manchester for a trained or given at Los Andes Farm on chances for novice, a la Sylvester Your Happy Ad 6734M94, of write SANTA’S Hartford. Help Wanted 13 Help Wanted 13 include dishwashing, and uniforms. Tire Inter­ thru Friday. owner, $94,000. Principals on­ deeds and triumphant at the 11th say, the percentages — i.e., the experienced person with national, 1199 Tolland Tpke., Route 85 in Bolton,. Private Stallone of “Rocky” fame so sudden­ Today! PARTIES, Avon, Conn. 06001. cleaning, and food prep. Part and group instruction, ly, 646-6208. hour — but what has emerged in mo­ SCHOOL BUS DRIVERS for KITCHEN HELP part time GE.NERAL CLERICAL and time. Apply in perron between knowledge of assisting and/or Manchester. 646-5600. OPENINGS FOR ly catapult to “overnight” fame and number of available roles — were ALSO BOOKING PARTIES. reception work. days a available to adults and tion pictures, circa 1978, is the one- higher in Begley’s day and Falk’s South Windsor. Will train. and full time openings. Apply secretarial duties includes 2 and 4. Rein N.'Y.-Style Deli- HOMEMAKER HOME ANSALDI BUILT HOMES of fortune are slim, if at all existent. week. 649-4751. DENTAL TECHNICIAN childern on dependable sebool project at a time concept. In a word, day. The same atmosphere does not WANTED - REAL ESTATE Apply 90 Brookfield Street or East Hartford Convalescent operating computer terminal. Restaurant, El Camino Plaza, HEALTH AIDES-In agency horses. Contact Doreen at 646- quality. Colonials to be built. My mind raced back, during a Help Wanted 13 call 289-5918. Home. 745 Main Street, East Typing ability required. Per­ 428 Hartford Tpke., Vernon. TRAINEE - part time, small serving 10 towns E ast of Starling at $80,000. Call ERA- character constantly is overlooked, hold true today. And the movie-goer,, HELP, experience not PART-TIME BANQUET 9937 (day) or 647-1588 screening of the new Burt Reynolds required, licensed or taking Hartford. 9-4 p.m. manent position with liberal West Hartford lab. Call 646- River. Work 5 to 8 hour day. (evenings). Dubaldo/Lesperance. film, “Hooper,” to anoter era. What, ignored. in the final analysis, is the loser; .DencnyE, SALES POSITION - Straight benefits. Contact Mrs. Rivers, GENERAL FACTORY help Waiters and waitresses 5093. Professional training Exclusive agent for Ansaldi the course. Fantastic earning PART TIME ONLY - Drivers Wanted. Apply in person. No I asked myself, would, say, a Gable, Someone aged 50 and over will be some gifted talent is sidelined, commissions, leads furnished potential, generous com­ for school buses and station PARTS SUPERVISOR Beneficial Finance Co., 993 wanted. Grinders, fire provided. Car essential. Good Sehoole-Cleeset 19 Homes. 646-0505. FUN W ITH to homeowners. Call 242-5402. needed for automative parts Main Street, East Hartford, brickers, and chipping depart­ phone calls please. Holiday HOME HEALTH AIDES to fringe benefits. Phone River a Cooper, have done with essentially readily recognize Don “Red” Barry passed by. missions, referrals. Join the wagons. Manchester and Ver­ Inn., 363 Robert Street, East DICK A N D ^ largest Real Estate Company non area. Good pay, enjoyable department. Full time salary 289-3371. ment. Gall 659-8344 for ap­ provide personal care to peo­ East Homemaker-Home FOR THE BEST - Manchester Hartford. ple in their homes. Preference lio J A N I ■ WANTED - Gas station atten­ in the World. Call Norma or work. Must be available 7;S starts at $150 weekly. All com­ pointment. ______• Health Aide Service, Inc., at Gymnastic School. 3 to 5 Buelneee Properly 36 k. dant, full or part time. Don at Century 21, Tedford pany benefits. For appoint­ given to those who have com­ 643-9511. pupils per teacher. FREE in­ am, 1:30-3:30 pm, or after­ SERVICE STATION pleted a State Approved Home Mature, responsible person Real Estate, 647-9914 423- noons only. Call for appoint­ ment call 688-2233. PART-TIME SALESPERSON troductory lesson with this ad. Fllm eter e a s t W IN D S O R ATTENDANT And auto Health Aide or Nurses Aide for third shift. References. 8959. ment, 643-2414. Must have basic CairMMHTr"6ii-3549"““Call 646-6306, or 646-3549. c”S cfa7building a'nd iisROim- DRIVE IN MACHINIST Bridgeport photographic knowledge. 28 mechanic, with some Program. Training will also Call 871-1698. experience. Full and part ENGINE mechanic previous ...... nquor store. Call for letails LAUNDRY WORKER - ei^rience. Call today 647- hours. 'The Camera Shop, be provided. Must have own experience required. a n im a l h o u se (R) — John Belushl, Tim Matheson, Thomas CASHIER - Mature, reliable time, ^ l y in person only: GREIASE (PG) — John Trav

Serving MancheTler over 50 yri. SU I STIUlPS MAKES US MANCHESTER penURoO The Ffoifst n n N0. 0NE 24 BIRCH 8T. l @ 7 » U I T T E L 643-8247 M3-4444 F.T.D. MIDDU TUMPIKE M S T R C m WORLD WIDE RUNCMESTER AMIR EXPREtP mm SERVICE M MDIVKI AND INITALL INDUITRIAL AND COHMENCIAL HAS IT! NEW ADDRESS phOM MR CONDinOtlMG • REFMGEIUTION Business-Directory Guide For 646-0863 IOTM 6 and SHEET METAL 341 Broad St. M*nch*tt*f New England Mechanical Services, Inc. ManchM ttr Manchester and Surrounding "rolM jioflil Park ROUTE IS3, P.O. BOX 3147 Suittloe TALCOTTVILLE, CONN. (06066) TesignS) B«My Gallagher 643-2738 • 643-2102 Vicinity prop. ^ CAMPING EQUIPMENT FAMOUS BRAND featuring this week... TELEVISION - APPLIANCES nnre, cots, luipim uu, air mattresses, STOVES, UNTERNS MANCHESTER MK MOnUNI FARR’S MV TMi tvfurTHmo sroHf R&G AUTO SERVICE CAMMKE-SHMT 2 MAIN STREn • m u H V 11 649-3S89 een DAU.V TO I P.M. j . farr *043-7111 U X O I I h ,

VOLKSWAGEN REPAIR by factory trained tpeelallatt Phil Pel* The I LociMro and Zldak ARCO lEMlm CARPET AND ROOR COVERING 646-5036 m MUN m an eria aea ik» tit t-i laaii t m m t6L PAP AUTO REPAIR MANCMsrar eit or taia ctu cauKt *43-66*2 706 Main 81. • "Arco Charga” • Manehaatar CoiReclicil's Lirgetsl Root Coveriig Daihr MANCHESTER SAFES LOCK CO. MERCVRYl^,Z / j / r L o c / s s M / r n . A53 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER • 643-6922 , PhOfis 646-2756 O ll/tP ih j W »a0ai'H9iSS Ala,ms Locks i //j e.l«. rKann** ——* - NO aERVICE CHARGE Sales & Service - Bonded .Most keys in slock Repairs of ell kinds Also We Mike Keys Scissors & Rasarvatloni lor • HoMa • AHim* • SiMmsIlips S ta m p s Pinking Snears Sharpened $27 Main SIrssI FLO’S Cake Decorating Supplies he. 046-0220 875-3252 I GO m fH UNE OF N ITO N CAKE DECORATIONS RAG AUTO SERVICE • Front End SpaelaIMt • Tun* Up i n C IN H A 6T. 70 UNION 8T. • Brakds A Shocks • Air Conditioning MANCHEtTEN, CONN. ROCKVILLE. CONN. • Rood Sorvleo Mon. - t«l. 10-S .• -I Mon. • tat. 10-S Thun., 10-1 Frl. 10-0 436 CENTER ST. Tol. 649-3963 MANCHESTER Wedding Cakes A Specialty EVERYTHING IN Joe Goodfield and Bill Ready, the men who sell you gas. tell you how to save g;is. ;«l ;;e Westside cond free gas saver check on our Marquette Analizer. Shoe Repair j.»MIRRORS .SHOWER DOORS Corner Center & McKee Streets p. STORE TRONTS • SAFETY GLASS 436 Center St. Tel. 649-3963 • Mam hi'sln Manchester, Conn. • Tel. 643-6265 i '» BATHTUB ENCLOSURES Repairers of Footwear, Handbage, Laathar Qooda. Complata Una of Shoo A Loathor Cara lA WHITE GLASS C0.J n c . Producta. ' FUHNiTune t o p s • p ic t u r e w in d o w s — VouTI Uka Our Faat, Quality Service - MMChttltr 649-73220 1 9 *1 o a a 61 BlMlI 61. Houra: Mon.-Fri. 8-5:30. Sal. 0-4 Cloaad Wada. OYER 21 Yr'RJ EXPEAIEINCE ____ FLO’S CAKE DECORATING INC.

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C M K R MIG S im USTERV CLEMIIIIG Manehesler't Only Complete Carpel Servicef Flo’s Cake Decorating Supplies Inc. at 191 Center St., Manchester and 70 Union St., S&H STAMPS MAKES US 14 High Streat, raar Rockville has been serving the public for six years. Flo and Ed Bombardier holding one of MANCHESTER ^ the many novelty cakes available, along with cakes for every occasion and specializing in NO. ONE * Phone: 646-5830 wedding cakes. All baking and decorating is done on the premises. For the do it yourselfier, J 728 EAST Flo’s carries a complete line of cake decorating needs. Debbie Tedford arranges items for % customers. Cake decorating classes are given by Flo, Ed and Debbie. MIDDLE TURNPIKE “Serving the area lince 1955” MANCHESTER

2 LOCATIONS TO SERVE YOU Got A Painting ProMani? Wall Helpl IF THE SHOE FITS FIX IT! Sarvict itiM maans somethinp to ut — aYHl M rvict mtant spanding M miKICSTaL MCHT ON MMN SINtn enough lima with you to halp you stlacl th« right paint finish lor that job GREENS & THINGS coerun naniK s corniG samd • Heels 1*411^ You Wait you'ra planning. Sta ua for painl and aarvica whan you plan your nait PLANT PEOPLE proitcl. LOW COST PnmTINO • bpert Shoe Senrice ARE NICE PEOPLE WHILE YOU WAIT (PHOTO READY) 286 W. MIDDLE TURNPIKE w a ss CHK . ntTaal • M an tiiAK • Orthopedic Wodi MIMT-MAN PRINTING EAJohnson PAI NT CQ 643-1635 Hour*; 9:00-5:30 a il MAIN a r. .M A N C H ia m . a 4a - im y O u r Open Dally to 8, Sat. til 6 Mon.-Saturday d e a l Gr • SEE US FOR ENGRAVED NAME PLATES Ask (dr Dave INDEPENDENT Closed Sunday* For the Summer • TRY OUR NEW 3-M aONO C6PIERI PARKADE SHOE REPAIR (Ralow Barilla’s TV) 41* O a N T U aT. . MANCHaaTIR TSS MAIN 8T., MAHCHISnn * 648-4801 RUST PROOFING Frank Arnone For QuaUty and ParfscHon in QUALITY USED CARS (} 19-7901 Cloanlng Your Drapna, Wndding Gown, SNacovsra, Suodas A alliars ana all yourBwwwwMayo(i wwCAa M a m MAjkwu ^ TEL. 643-0016 DONWIUIS Spaclalltlng In Grooms Tux FREE •RME SERVICE Aak about our policy. SaL, Mon. 4 Tu m 141P.M.' COMPLETE BODY WORK W*d.TliiM.»FrL 141P.M. TOWING - PAINTING - GLASS GARAGE FraMMlWanaM Froo ohauiMrod Sorvleo. > INSURANCE WORK It MaiR $1, TaL MM531 Gaearal Havair Walk 956 m a i n ST. ■ (Weakly drawinga) F0REI6N A DOMESTIC MANCHESTER, CONN. ROUTE 83 TALCOTTVILLE, CONN. ■10 to 9 Weekdays - 10 to 5 Saturday j.- . » > ' « * *»«• 4 '* The Herald QAieeW Aug. 19, 1978

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When “ Steve and Eydie Celebrate Irving Berlin” airs on Tuesday, Aug. 22, Sammy Davis Jr. (left), Carol Burnett and Steve Lawrence will tune in and sing some of the songs Berlin made famous.

Inside: television programs, Aug. 19 to 25

r ' t* • Page 2 — WEEKEND WEEKEND - Page 3 State splits This week’s TV sports Today, Aug. 19 the Hall of Fame Intemafional 8K)0 , , Diving Meet from Fort Lauder­ (Ilg B a s e b a N Regional cover­ Alan Ladd. Rossana Podesta. English muffin AFTERNOON 4 :3 0 ® Movie ■•Flaming Star" 10:00 Today dale, Rorlda; Celebrlety Chal­ age ol Los Angeles Dodgers at MORNING g Movie “Three Men On A lenge Off-Road Race from Las Montreal Expos; Chicago Cubs (H PopI Goes The C ountry (1960) Barbara Eden, Elvis Pres­ ® Nows g E rk s a ley. A white settler, his Indian ® g Fantasy Island Horse” (1936) Joan Blondell. Vegas; Diana Nyad’s three-day at Houston Astros 6K)0 12:00 Frank McHugh. The following was re­ swim Irom Cuba to the Rorlda g B a a a b a fl wife, white son and half-Indlan ® Bast Of Festival Of Faith ported in New York’s Daily AFTERNOON (S P aM m For Living ® Fat Albert g That Obi son are caught In the midst of an 1:10 Keys. ® C hlM ran’sG. (1947) James Mason, Robert 11:00 Mental Hygiene has circu­ 1KX) Live coverage of the final round g TV Garden Chib 5 :0 0 Newton. The leader ol the Irish ® ® g ® g News ® C a ip a r And Frtand* g M ovie "Cockleshell Heroes" lated a three-page ill^- g Wrestling of play in this $300,000 tourna­ ® D a v ^ And GoUath Sports Spectacular underground, having been seri­ ® David Horowitz Consumer ment from Wostchesler Country EVENING (1956) Jose Ferrer, Trevor trated memorandum in­ 1*30 Mission: Impossible ously wounded Ir staging a hold­ Buytine structing its employees on Club in Harrison, N.Y. 6 :4 5 Howard. g Wide World Of Sports up lor funds. Is hunted by the ® Second City TV ( i) Greatest Sports Legends ® A N aw D ay g Candlepin Bowling the approved method of g This Weak In Baseball d ) Big Intematlanal Gymnastics 7 :0 0 Ironside police, door to door. 2 1/2 hrs. g Petticoat Junction Meet USA vs. Great Britain ® Bowling For Dollars 12:30 Animal World OS Malodyland Evening Service g Senator Brookes Reports splitting an English muffin g g NFL Pre-Season FootbaU 7 :0 0 2:00 ® V W a A legre ® Space Academy KnIghtaOfTheSOO g g g Bionic Woman 53 Two Ronnies in half. According to the ® Baseball New York Mets vs. Oakland Haiders at San Francis­ 8:00 ® BasebaH New York Mets vs. ® OMrtct Councfl 37 Exam Lac- ® American Bandstand Baseball (Joined In Progress) g Maverick Sales & Service memo, "The type of cut Los Angeles Dodgers co 49ers. g 53 Once Ugion A Classic 53 Strictly Dance 11:30 San Francisco Giants turaa gggThunder ® Movie "Our Man Flint" g g g Pre-Game g Crookatt’s Victory Garden g T h e Year Of St. Mark 1 fork-pried versus knife- g This Week hi Baseball 4 '3 0 Little Rascals 8 :3 0 (1966) James Coburn. Gila sliced) significantly affects g g Baseball Boston Red Sox 10:40 Consultation DIRECTORY ® Kiner’s Komer S 1:00 5 :3 0 ® Friends Golan. 2 :1 5 vs. Oakland Athletics g 53 Live From W df Trap the flavor and texture of the 7 :3 0 )MMarMagoo s i Living Faith ® Imus Plus... g g g Baseball Regional g Golf "USGA Boys’ And Girls’ g PopI Goes The Country ® Movie "A Man Called toasted product. We recom­ ® Arthur And Company i Petticoat Junction 9 :0 0 CONSUMER SALES coverage of Cincinnati Reds at Junior Championship" Highlights gW raetlng Sledge" (1971) James Garner,. mend the fork cut. Fork- Chicago Cubs; Los Angeles r ® Bugs And Popeya ® C B S Movie "Come Back, Manchester Parltade SHOP of tournament competition ® OiAy's Traehouse g Washington Wsek In Review EVENING Dennis Weaver. prying provides the peak Dodgers at New York Mets among amateurs Irom the Wil­ Charleston Blue" (1972) Godfrey US LAST. N am e brand Wednesday ® Nawa gKktoworld Cambridge. Raymond St. ® Movie "Love Is A Ball" and valley synmetry neces­ mington Country Club in (1963) Glenn Ford, Hope Lange, appliances, televisions 2 :3 0 g I Am The Greatest I Room 222 Jacques. Two Harlem detectives sary for maximum flavor E ydi^Sm e (left) and Carol Burnett sing a duet Wilmington. Delaware. 6:00 g g g Le Disco Lowest prices in town (31WCT Tennis g Uttle Rascals attempt to solve a series of mur­ and texture.” The memo 1:30 1 Nowo g AvI Nelson of an Irving Berlin favorite during “Steve & Eydie EVENING ders bearing the trademark of a guaranteed. Service after the 4 :0 0 4 :4 0 1 FKm Festival 1 $128,000 Ouestlon g Movie "Station Six Sahara " was circulated by nutrition Celebrate Irving Berlin,” the special to be pre­ (51 Kiner's Komer 8:00 gangster gunned down forty sale. ( I) Golf "Westchester Classic" 1 Robonic Stooges 3 Bewitched i Racing From Saratoga (1964) Carroii Baker. Peter Van director Jack Bellick to all years earlier^ ^ sented on NBC, Tuesday, Aug. 22. Live coverage of the third round 1 Abbott And Costello 3 Connecticut; Seen I Director’s Playhouse ^ c k . muffin-splitters. 5 :0 0 7 M ® g Love Boat BARLOWS TV • Zenith Sales ol play in this $300,000 tourna­ (S Bowling For Dollars IgDynomutt Greatest Sports Legends g Studio See 53 Movie "Oklahoma!" (1955) ment from Westchester Country .T his Week In Baseball I Black Perspective On The ® JenyFalwell Service on Standard Brands ^ ^ S o c o iM !S S ? ln 1 Devey Aik I QoHath Gordon MacRae, Shirley Jones. 805 Hartford Road. Club in Harrison, N.Y. Doubleheader - highlights Irom: I g g Hong Kong Phooey (WaU Street Week Nows g g g NBC Movie "Some­ 12:00 Borussia Moenchengladbach vs. g Sesame Street (R) ) The Partridge Family 53 Old Piiends... New Friends thing Big" (1971) Dean Martin, Manchester Telephone 643- 4 :3 0 Brian Keith. A small-time outlaw g Viewpoint On Nutrition This week’s TV specials Dortmund; FC Cologne vs. F.C. ) Petticoat Junction 5095. g EJseball Boston Red Sox vs. Thursday 8 :3 0 6 :3 0 encounters a series ol unexpect­ Oakland A’s St. Pauli (R) ® Speed Buggy 2 M ® CBS News ed complications when he 12:30 g The Athletes TW ENTIETH CENTURY ® gSwianrIends ® M ovie "Search" (1972) ® Carol Burnett And Friends attempts a daring robbery. (R) portrays country western singer 4 :4 0 Television, Inc. 176 Burnside system's tailure, including a look EVENING ® Viewpoint On Nutrition Hugh O’Brlan, . ® News g Movie “Brule Force" (1947) 12:45 at television’s role in the situa­ ® Kiner's Komar Avenue, East Hartford. 528- T o d a y Hank Williams. EVENING g g g Go Go Globetrotters D That Girl ® Movie "The Crawling Eye" Burt Lancaster, Hume Cronyn. g Listen tion. Walter Cronkite and (1958) Forrest Tucker, Laurence 1554. Sales and Service. Zenith 5 :0 0 7 :1 5 ) Make It Real Several prisoners seek revenge Charles Collingwood report. 9 :0 0 Payne. Hidden in a radio-active 1:00 d isp o rts Spectacular Cover­ gRadSoxWrapUp 7 :0 0 3 Baseball on a sadistic guard by executing and Quasar. (Part 2 of 3) age ol the Talladega "500", ® Bugs Bunny / Road Runner g Another View cloud, the "crawling eye" lies in ® Movie "Santiago" (1956) g E National Geographic Spe­ ® Bowling For Dollars a daring escape plan. (2hrs.) MORNING featuring highlights ol auto 8:00 g Outdooors With Ken Calla­ ® Superheroes g g g Pre-Game wait (or its victims, returning the Monday cial "The Great Whales" The life racing, from Talladega, Ala.; live (B Soccer "NASL Playoffs" ®DanM Boone g U llas, Yoga & You "dead" to Earth as slaves to of Earth's largest and oldest liv­ way g Mister Rogers (R) coverage of the 109th running of 8*30 g This Week In Baseball menace mankind, 1 1/2 hrs. 7:00 ing mammals is documented. (R) "The Travers" lor 3-year-olds I Fury (B/yy X District Council 37 Exam Lec­ (3) Greatest Sports Legerids 9*30 EVENING 9.-00 Irom Saratoga Race Track in gSportsworld (£ Eastsids Comedy g g NBC News tures 2 :1 5 g ® Economically Speaking g E J o lf r e y Ballet Live From Saratoga, N.Y. ® g Lalf-A-Lympics g g g Baseball The most revolutionary concept in pool Artpark The Buffalo Philhar­ d i g Wide World Of Sports 10:30 Friday g Electric Company (R) g ABC News HERE NOW! ARERNOON 8:00 (X) Sports Extra ® Celebrity Concert "Roger monic Orchestra accompanies Coverage of the Cheyenne Fron­ 2*30 7 :0 0 (fesign since the Roman Bath! the Joffrey Ballet from Artpark tier Days Rodeo from Cheyenne. 11K)0 10:00 (9 The Ghost And Mrs. Muir Whittaker" ® Hollywood Teen ® ^ronsky And Company 5:00 Performing Arts Center in Lewis­ Wyoming: Women's National g T h e Racers ® Truth Or Consequences EVENING ® M ovie "Man Who Could ® (f® Lawrence Welk g The Year 01 St. Mark Arch­ ton, N.Y. AAU Plallorm Diving Champion­ (3) WCT Tennis ® ABC News UNI LOK CONSTRUCTION bishop Jonn F. Whealon con­ ship from Mission Viejo. Califor­ Cheat Death" (1959) Anton Ditfr- g Food Preserving 10:00 Ing. Christopher Lee. g For You, Black Woman ducts live classes on The Bible, nia; Worlo Wrist-Wrestling 7 :0 0 g M ovie "Man On The Flying g Wodehouse Playhouse emphasizing St. Mark's Gospel. Tuesday ® Mias Black Teenage America Championship from Petaluma, ® Bowling For Dollars g Once Upon A Classic Trapeze" (1935) W.C. Fields, Contest Monday gVIHa Alegre g HeeHaw California. 9 :0 0 Mary Brian, g Wayne Newton At Sea World EVENING g Baseball (Joined In Progress) (X g NFL Pr»Geason Football 10:30 g W ild, W ild W est 53 Dance At Dawn Boston Red Sox vs. Oakland A's EVENING EVENING San Francisco 49ers at Denver IBabnan/Tarzan 3 :0 0 Broncos. i g g Pink Panther 7 :1 5 7:30 ® I Love Lucy g Red Sox Wrap-Up IH Special "Earl Falha' Hines' EVENING i Carraacolendas ® M ovie "Tarzan And The Val­ 8:00 Thursday 7 M ) 10K)0 The "latha' ol modern jazz lalks (B CBS News Special "is Any­ (1) BaaebaU New York Mets vs. ley Ol Gold" (1966) Mike Henry, 7 :2 8 about his lile and times as he ® Bowling ForF Dollars ®IIYouAakMe one Out There Learning?: A 6:00 g W re a ln g San Diego Padres IIKX) Nancy Kovack. sings and plays the tunes most Report Card On Public Educa­ EVENING ® Racing From Saratoga ( jl Soul Train g Shades Of Greene 7 :2 9 closely associated with his tion" An examination ol the g g 8 B*B0y ^ *'****'*** g Dally Numbers career. 7 :1 5 g Paint With Nancy overall problems and criticisms g Red Sox Wrap-Up 3*30 ol the American public education 8:00 g Hot Fudge 1 The B ra ih Bunch 7 :3 0 ■ 8:30 d ) CBS News Special "is Any­ Home^Box Office Hollywood Teen S E Live From Wolf Trap system. Walter Cronkite and 12:30 g Journeyim ayT to o Adventure one Out There Learning?: A Connecticut Woman "Sarah Vaughan Sings Gershwin Charles Collingwood report. g The Athletes g G u n s m o k e Report Card On Public Educa­ 11:30 Nashville On The Road With The National Symphony (Part 1 ol 3) 7:00 — Duchess and Olrtwater Fox tion" An appraisal of recent This week’s schedule for ®SacrattOflsla News Orchestra " Sarah Vaughan per- ® ® Ig TV: The Fabulous Rf- 9:00 — Race for the Pennant solutions to the educational Home Box Office on G reater ®KromSuperahow 4 :0 0 Special iorms an all-Gershwin concert ties Lucille Ball. David Janssen, 9:30 — Harrad Experiment g system's problems. Walter ® M ovie "The Day Of The IG o lf I Hee H«w(Cont’d.) with the National Symphony, Michael Landon, Mary Martin, Hartford CATV: 11:30 — MacArthur Cronkite and Charles Colling­ Sunday Triflids" (1963) Howard Keel, ) Big Valley g Joker’s Wild conducted by Christian Badea. Dinah Shore and Red Skeiton Thursday 1 Nashville On The Road are hosts for a nostalgic look at wood report. (Part 3 of 3) Nicole Maurey. 1 Massachusetts IMPORTANT E Special "Birth Without 6:30 — Chevy Chase and Friends g g g g Space Sentinela )(}n Nature’s Trail 11:30 the TV shows and stars of the Today (g E g Le Disco This musical Violence" The quiet birth of a 8:00 — You Light Up My Ute gComumarOur^ IM im stars 8:00 Don’t buy any poat wtlhnut Aral cheeWnj wall iWcknesi. Other paaU ■50's. (R) MORNING ® BobNewhart special originates irom New baby in a controversial new way. 2:30 — Sky Riders 9:30 — Towering Inferno g Tennessee Tuxedo I Daniel Foster, M.D. are ealy 14 gauge. Our 12 gauge itM l paneli are ahnoil 50% thicker! York's lamed Studio 54 with 9 :3 0 4:30 ^ MacArthur 12:30 — Chevy Chase and Friends guests The Spinners, the Village g NBC Special "Steve 11K)0 7:00 Rollercoaster Friday People. Lee Edwards, and Jann Arm Eydie Celebrate Irving 10.00 g Sports Challenge 9:00 — Harrad Experiment Berlin" Steve Lawrence and ® Hollywood. The Seiznick 11:00 — Harrad Summer 6:00 — Race for the Pennant s h o p a t h o m e s e r v i c e Ricca. 11:30 6:30 Cannonball F R E E - - - _FREE Eydie Gorme hOst a tribute to Years 12:45 >> Sky Riders g This Week In Baseball 8:00 — Islands in the Stream FIELD one ol America's greatest Sunday 10:00 — World Team Tennis songwriters, Irving Berlin. AFTERNOON 2:00 — Cannonball 11:30 — Gladys Knight and Ray j PLEASE CONTACT ME FOR MORE INFORMATION S u n d a y 11:30 3:30 — Last Remake of Beau Qeste Charles E Arlo’s Day Off 1:00 5:00 Patton 1:00 — Harrad Experiment I NAME^______g Greatest Sports Legends 8:00 — You Light Up My Life I .CITY_ Friday 9:30 — Outlaw Blues ADDRESS. ARERNOON 2:00 11:30 — Last Remake of Beau I PHONE. Wednesday ® CBS Sports Live coverage of Geste JOHN'S TV STATE _ 2:00 EVENING the "USAC Milwaukee ‘200"’ 1:00 — You Light Up My Life Q E Southle James Shannon from the State Fair Speedway In Monday & STEREO Milwaukee, Wisconsin. HCMMN and John McCormack observe 5:30 — Bobby Deerfield EVENING 8:00 ® Baseball Los Angeles C NATIONAL the South Boston American Irish g Oral Roberts Special 6:00 Chevy Chase and Friends I DAY SERVICE SVnUUINQ POOL community. (R) Dodgers vs. New York Mets MtTITUTC g l h a Racers 9:30 — Lucky Lady ^ a L r in a p o o id 4:30 7:3 0 g Super Bowl XII HIghllghte 11:30 — Bobby Deerfield COLOR & (X Hot city Disco 9 :0 0 SS John Cage Composer-phi­ (X C B S News Special "1968" “Doomsday At The Dome" At Tuesday 14J/icreicre Quality ^e^ini losopher Cage is proliled, along B&W A1 Pacino and Marthe Keller star in a breaih taking story r a Harry Reasoner anchors a review the core of this Intense conflict 5:30 — Sky Riders with a look at his contributions. ALL MAKES of love, life and pleasure on the Grand Prix racing circuit,' of the events, moods and atti­ was the dominating play of the 7:30 — Race for the Pennant ROUTE 44A, COVENTRY, CT 06238 Ideas and inventions. (R) 8:00 tudes of the watershed year of Cowboys' Doomsday Defense 8:00 — Harrad Summer StSriM Pssb b Iscstse 2W isilsi Esst si IskMi L i Im lAt SUBSCRlU d ) CBS News Special "is Any­ 1968. which harnessed the Bronco 9:30 Cannonball TOANiCIO EVENING one Out There Learning?: A attacks for explosive play. 11:00 — Nasty Habits ^ 181 Talcottville Rd.. Vernon Greater Hartfoni CATV COM or tTNiCS Report Card On Public Educa­ CalCalect ’/ J 801 Psrksr SI., Msnchssisr Manchester 742-7308 tion" An examination ol proba-, 11:00 Wednesday 871-1796 649-9933 10:30 2 :3 0 - Ei Special 'Hank" Jim Owens ble causes lor the educational (S Hot City Disco gSportsworld Coverage ol 5:30 — Breaking Point 646-6400 WEEKEND - Page 5

9 I ' • C’ • ’ J . V . - 3 4 5 6 7 6 Page 4 — WEEKEND Dial-ogue Daytime programs 10 11 2 13 PAPAL DRAMA — I’ve 3 Beverly Hillbillies l4 15 16 ■ 1 7 Sunday, Aug. 20 MORNING 6:000 11K)0 3 Protectors been going ont of my mind X CCaptain a p ta ir Kangaroo ) A ll In The Family 2 *3 0 ^ m o r n in g AFTERNOON g Black Perspective On The trying to remember who it ■"B u g iBunny/Popoyo tB i ) The Ghost And Mrs. Muir X Guiding Light 18 20 21 5 :5 5 News was that played Pope John T oday X Abbott And Costello 3 T o d a y 's W om an And Jockto / Deputy in a TV special some years S ItW S ? ’ '"' a a a The Doctors '23 24 ib 26 6:00 12:00 6:30 Dawg 12 a High Rotters 3 A n d y G riffith a ; Christopher Clo*eup X Face T h e S ta te X C B S N e w s back. Was it Orson 6 :0 0 , „ X Agronaky And Company g Over Easy 31 ij} Rev. Cleophus Robinson ® l Love Lucy X News Welles? - Julia Costello, 6 :2 5 27 28 29 30 X @ Issues A nd nA nsw ers (M on) 2 a N e w s 1 1 :2 5 3 d )0 3 Another View X W o B oltova (T ue) 6:30 ® Robert Schuller 2 g French Chef Dnbuque, Iowa. X N ow Je rsey R ep o rt X Popeye And Friends a ; Camera Three X Nobody Ever Aaked Mol 8 :3 0 32 S3 34 3 Living Faith 3 S u p e rm a n Not bad casting, but a X 0 General Hospital T Time For Timothy X The Archies 1 1 :3 0 ® Journey To Adventure wrong guess. It was Ray­ (W ad) X Onedin Line J : Faith For Today 7:00 X Barrio (Thu) X Meet The Mayors (Mon. Wed) X Love Of Life aAnotherW orid 36 2 Wild Kingdom X New York Report (Tue) 3 2 35 X 60 Minutes mond Burr in a putty nose X BohokJ W o n dro u s T h in g s (F ri) X Midday Live 3 Heckle And Jockto / Deputy 7:00 f 3 What About Women X ® Hardy Boys / Nancy Drew X Nine On Now Jersey (Thu) j; Man Builds, Man Destroys 3 Movie "Master 01 Ballan-, playing Pope John X X III X Connecticut Woman (Moo) Dawg 38 41 3 G o ^ ^ iiM Jubilee X Newark And RealHy (FrI) S 2 aW hS w Fortune 37 39 40 a) Wonderama trae" (1953) Errol Flynn, Beatrice for “Portrait: A Man X Connecticut: Soon (Tuo) g lS la s , Y oga A n d You X Make It Real (Wed) 2 a T oday T T h is Is The U fa . C am pbell. 3 2 2 World Of Dituiey 1 1 :5 5 Whose Name Was John.” 3 U nderdog 3 :3 0 45 46 47 48 3 Melodytand Morning Service g Bill Moyers' Journal 2 P a in t W ith N ancy X E ig h th D ay (Thu) X C B S N e w s ♦2 43 g Crockett's Victory Garden XDIalogua(Fri) ( 2 X a Mickey Mouse Club r S Lucy Show HULK HUNK - I think 9 :0 0 ® Over Easy 3 Ring Around The World 1 2 :3 0 2 P T L O u b Match Game '78 5 6 51 52 53 (X Movie "Decline And Fall pi 7:15 AFTERNOON g Villa Alegre 49 a Christopher Closeup Lou Ferrigno is not only a 3 Not For Women Only B ew itch o d A Bird Watcher " (1969) Robin 3 Red S o x W rap-U p great Hnik, but a real 6:10 2 D onahue 4 :0 0 54 55 56 57 58 7:30 Phillips. Colin Blakely. 7*30 Joe Franklin 12:00 )D ln a h l ^ I My Neighbor's Religion ® The Brady Bunch 2B lack Perspective On The hunk. Can you tell me if X N o v ra it’s tme that he is really L ucy S how X News-Day ) Fred RIntatone And Friends X Mass For Shut-Ins X Action Newsmakers N ews 6 :3 0 Romper Room X Twelve O'clock Uvol )M y T h re e Sons 59 6U X Christopher Closeup ® ® 3 Meet The Press n 3 M a verick deaf, and has the show X Face The State (Mon) Leave It To Beaver ) 3 M o v t e 3 Rex Humbard 3 C on ve rsa tio n s W ith g Old Friends... New Friends been renewed for Septem­ XUpFront(Tuo) ^kCenConnoHy (F or Richer. For Poorer 3 Movie "They Drive By XM arahall Efron's Sunday 9 :3 0 3 2 a A m e ric a A llv e l ( Emergency Onal .\CROSS Night" (1940) Humphrey Bogart. 1:00 8:00 ber? - Dana Morrison, (i) Tic Tac Dough (X Movie "The Neptune Disas­ School(FrO 3 ^,0 0 0 Pyramid ( g SMame Street 33 Connors and Douglas Ann Sheridan, X R hoda Indianapolis, Ind. 14 Pictured, host of Tomorrow ter" (1973) Ben Gazzara, Yvette X Now Z o o R evue X T h a t G irl J The Munsters 35 Simple a Jerry Falwell X S o c c e r 3 Joker's Wild 1 2 :3 0 10 — Five-0 X 0 H ow T he W est W as W on Ferrigno is hard of hear­ X U ttto Rascals 3 1 Love Lucy 36 Bradys companion M im ieux. 3 Spirit Ot Independence X Life Of Riley (3 M.4SH's Hawkeye — X Dialogue X Nine On Now Jersey ing, but he is not deaf. And 3 Adaianta(Mon) 37 Savaias shirt inscription 8:00 T T h e RR Iln ts to n e s 3 Ryan's Hope 4 :3 0 14 Certain railway I coll ■ X We Believe ® Life Of Riley 3 T h is Is T he L ife 3 Black Porspactiva On The 0 the show has been renewed X Superheroes 15 Miss Fabray s nickname 38 Firsi name of a Young 1 Catholic Mass 3 Spanish Insight News (Tuo) 9 :5 0 1 2 :5 5 ®2a»^)«:1U-FO - Alan King plays a cameo role as a New York City so you can watch his mus­ 3 Ring Around The World X The Odd Couple 41 Dame Evans' monogram X James Robison ® Moon Man Connection 2 @ Evening At Pops 3 N e w a X N e w s 'is Bean's initials cab driver in bis film for ABC-TV, “ How to Pick Up cles ripple for another sea­ 3 P T L C k ib 42 I've — a Secret 3 Voice Of Faith 2 Greatest Sports Legends 1:00 3 ID re a m O f J eannie 17 Mr. Duff s cufflink marks S Young Sampson 8:30 Girls,” which will air in the fall. ^ M iat About Women (Thu) 9 :5 5 44 Emergency's Bobby — 3 3 Homer Formby son. Heritage Comer X S e a rch F o r T o m o rrow 3 Little Rascals 18 Supplement, as a living g Sesame Street (R) X On Our Own 3 nisW rman(Frl) 3 46 Her g Firing Line X ® M ovto 20 Cuts slightly f f l New Y o rk R ep o rt 49 Morning ' ab ■ 8:30 r 1 0 d )0 X 0 AHMyChildten 5 :0 0 22 Serling or Taylor 1 :3 0 3 Greatest Sports Legends ) Mike Douglas X Little Rascals 50 Laughter sound X H ot Fudge CX E igh th Day 3Sportsworld 7 :0 0 3 PauUst. Insight (Mon) 23 \n Edwards stationery XCBSNews I Love Lucy 3 A W o m a n 's P lace (Tuo) X 2 B lg Valley 51 Short snort X In sigh t (X Big Brother ^ Voice Of Faith insigne X Day 01 Discovery 3 Edioes Of Inspiration 9:00 ) R yan's H ope 3 For You, Black Woman (Wed) 53 Three — a Match X ©G oodllom lng America ) Romper Room 3 g Mister Rogers 25 TV golfer's gadget 2 Oral Roberts 2 Get Smart X All In The Family 3 T h is Is T he LHo (Thu) 54 Dean or Dick X 0A B C Movie "Joe Kidd 13 Card Sharks 3 Bewitched 26 Thus 3 Popeye -ucy X N o w a 3 Human DImonslon (Fri) 57 Sp ill----- 31 ) K itty T oday 3 M y T h ro e Sons 27 .Mien or McQueen a Sacred Heart @ Bullwlnkle (1972) Ciint Eastwood. Robert 2 a T oday 2 3 For Richer. For Poorer 59 Mr Borgnine Duvali. A lone cowboy is caught Suparheroes _ [ Tom Larson 30 Old Tesiameni book 3 3 H azel 60 All In - - Family 8:45 2:00 between two deadiy forces in a 3 Momingtown 32— Amsterdam 5 :3 0 a Davey And Goliath X CBS Sports bitter Mexican range war. 7 :2 5 1 :3 0 (X M o vie "Donovan's Reel 2 a Nows 1 0 :2 4 X A s T he W o rld T u rn s ^ A d a m -t2 X Meet The Mayors DOWN 9:00 (1963) John Wayne. Lee Marvin. 3 W a a th a r 3 2 a Days Of Our Uvea )TheRlntstone 8 X Mario And The Magic Movie 3 Athletes T M illion Dollar Playoff (Fri) 38 Asner srole B aseball 3 Green Acres 1 Tonight Show feature M achine 3 2 3 Police Story 7 :3 0 1 0 :3 0 { g O a c t r lc C om pany 39 Kind of moth T he R acers 2 @ Masterpleco Theatre XTheFIkitslooes XH Igh Hopes 2 Cry of pain X Abbott And Costello 2K)0 I The Lottery Show (Thu) 40 Weapons for Dillon X Davey And Goliath g2 Super Bowl XII Highlights X P T L C k ib GDEdgoOtNIght ) The Ghost And Mrs. Muir 3 The 6 Million Dollar — S S g S o u th ie 9:15 2 a T o d ty 3 2 a HoHywood Squares X 0 O ne L ite T o Live 42 The Dating — X Oral Roberts 3 L is te n 3 Festival Of Faith 4 Vocalized 2 Day Of Discovery 3 Connecticut Newsmakers SThsArchtoa 3 Cross-Wits 5 PenPoints 43 Mr Sharif 3 Movie "The Sun Also Rises" a The World Tomorrow 9:30 6 Biblical pronoun 44 Demonstrative word (1957) Tyrone Power, Ava g Sesame Street X A H c e •Welbyisoneiab ' 45 Pastry item G ardner. X Newark And Reality 47 Sharpen 9:15 3 Fury 3 Jake Haas Gospel Time 8 Sound feedback X A New Day Monday, Aug. 21 9 — Fdxx 48 Conclude 2 :3 0 10:00 10 — Haw 52 Percent ab 9:30 3 PromisosOfQod ) Nobody Ever Asked Mel (1961) Rock Hudson, Kirk boug- 3 Ironakte , n Scottish name 55 General Hospital ga’. ab X Best Ot News Day 3 2 SfxxIsWortd I W restling DAYTIME MOVIES las. A woman Is pursued by three gDtckCevett 56 Ewell s note signature X Journey To The Center Ot ) T he W o rld T o m o rrow yk nas^—^ ow s 12 Initial I ah ' 3 Q unsm oke men during a Mexico-to-Texas 58 Eiiclamaiion T he E arth S Living Faith ! Over Easy ■•2:00 ^ ^ 19 Chad s last name 1 Little Rascals 3 :0 0 ) Newlywed Gama cattle drive. (2 hrs.) f f l M ovto "King Richard And 21 Eastwood's initials (X Movie "Man With A Million 1 Great Parformancas 11:60 ^ .. X Newartc And Reality 1 A sk "Rie M anager 3 "Man On A Tightrope (TheOddCoi^ 0:30 The Crusaders" (1954) Rex 22 Webster and Danko 2 Jimmy Swaggart (1954) Gregory Peck, Ronald (1953) Fredric March, Terry (W o rld N ews T o n ig h t ,j«0UT0fTWW0IUI Q To Be Announced ( i ) O ne D ay A t A T im e Harrison, Virginia Mayo. 24 Jason — 3 Celebrata S q uire. M oore. T he P h o to S how ® Captioned World News 26 Grin 3 The Jetsons 3 Dr. Gene Scott 10:30 10:00 T o n ig h t a In sigh t 2 g Great Performances X Sporta Extra 1 :0 0 7:29 X Lou Grant 27 Melville s monogram X - lk n m y S w aggart X "Divorce His" (1972) Rich­ 3 DMIyNumban 12:35 28 Poston or Bosley 3 :3 0 ( f ) PolloeStocy 10:00 3 The Drum ard Burton, Elizabeth Taylor. 3 Matodyland 3 29 Sight organ X B a rrio 3 WUd.WlldWest X "Gilbert And Sullivan' 7:30 g S p a d a l 30Orgn for Gannon tab < X Fantastic Voyage C ro ss (1953) Robert Morley. Maurice ■mat's Hokywopd 11.-00 1K)0 4 :0 0 Ctool Burnett And Frtends X JoeFrenkHn 31 Drv. as wine X D usty's Treahousa 11KX) Evans. X ® 8 8 0 N o w a X S u n d n M a s s (X Q o lf X(S)ia80Haws The Price la Right X 0 Hogan's Haroaa 2 2 8 T o m orrow 34 Miss Eggar's hanky letters 3 Jerry Falwell X Big International Gymnastics X Broadway Extra ■four Heart 4 d )0 NawlywadGama gVoloaOfFalth 1:53 2 Chalice Of Salvation XR uH House (X "We Dive At Dawn" (1942) CsncHd Camara 2 P eM cott Junction „ g MacNek / Lehrer Report X N e w s 3 S a cri^ Of The Mass 3 8 NFL Pre-Sesson Football S P T L C k ib G ifts with Eric Portman, John M ills. 3 Top C at 2 WNd World Of Stunts 3T ha Racers IS "Four's A Crowd' (1938) )■meHo«ywood8quiree 11:30 2:00 special meaning In Errol Flynn, Rosalind Russell. I J o k e r’ s W ild XCBS Uto Movto "The X N e w s a Latin o 4 :3 0 11:15 Swan" (1956) Grace Kelly. 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Lloyd 7:29 Contest ■since the Joshua Light Show, (1955) Paul Newman, Virginia ® Movie "Outcast Of The Nolan. 0 Dally Numbers J Living Faith Mayo. ■ but the Food and Drug Ad- 1:00 Islands" (1954) Robert Morley, 0 0 0 PoWoe Woman ® "Brother Rat" (1938) E Dick Cavett 7:30 I ministration is not one of its Sir Ralph Richardson. A way­ 1:00 Ronald Reagan, Eddie Albert. ® "Ride The Man Down" )LlttieVlc I biggest fans. ward young man ends up hunted 12:15 11:00 ® "Tales Of Hoffman" (1953) (1953) Brian Donlevy, Ella )HotCltyDI«» ®nn000Naws In e FD A is cracking down ' and trapped In Malaya. 2 hrs. ® Movie "Ordeal" (1973) Moira Shearer, Ann Ayars. Rsinos )S h a N a N a ® 0 Hogan's Heroes I on rock groups and art (B/W) Arthur Hill, Diana Muldaur. ® "Lady with A Lamp" (1952) ) Newlywed Game 0 Petticoat Junction shows that are using power- 4:00 0 0 Black Sheep Squadron 0 Baretta ^ n a Neagle, Michael Wilding. ® "Million Dollar Manhunt" 0 E Washington Week In lavi/ildKInodiim 11:30 ful laser beams to stage 12:30 I (1957) Richard Denning, Carole Review 4:00 " Big Money Game ® Hawaii FIve-O ® Movie "Mark Of The shows, which may be dan- Mathews. 0 Oral Roberts Special ® "The mherilance" (1948) E MacNell / Lehrer Report ® Hogan's Heroes Phoenix" (1957) Sheldon I Joker's WNd I gerous to the eyes of those 0 "Princess O’Rourke" (1943) 0 Marcus Welby, M.D. Jean Simmons, Derrick De op 0 Police Story Lawrence. Julia Arnall. I In Search Of... I watching and participating. Olivia de Havllland, Robert Mamey. ® Movie "Sanders Of The E Captioned World News Cummings. 8:30 0 "Arsenic And Old Lace" 8:00 River" (1935) Paul Robeson, Thera is fear some may even ® Merv Griffin Tonight (1944) Cary Grant, Josephine Leslie Banks. I suffer blindness. ® 0 Operation Petticoat ® CBS News Special EVENING 1:00 Hull. ® 0 Bght Is Enough OBVoiosOfFMth To prevent such injuries a 0 E Live From Wolf Trap 0 0 0 Midnight Special ® Movie "The End Ol The 0 0 0 Tonight I nationwide check has been 9:00 1:39 EVENING Affair" (1955) Deborah Kerr. Van 0 Ironside initiated to learn the 6KX) ® CBS News Special ® News Johnson. 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A Cult, has already been prohi­ (E Z o o m (R ) 2:45 ] Concentration 0 0 0 NBC Movie "Willy Popular jazz artist Chuck Mangioue performs his once-famous juggler returns to E Captioned World News bited from using an overly I Hogan's Heroes ® News ) Bozo's Big Top ^ Wonka And The Chocolate Israel alter his wile and children Tonight recent hit “ Feels So Good” and others live on the I Bonanza IJZoomfR) Factory" (1971) Gene Wilder, strong beam as a special perish In one of Hitler's concen­ 2:58 12:37 public television special “ Chuck Mangione Live 1 Hogan's Heroes Jack Albertson. A famous can- effect. The effect could be 6:30 tration camps. (2 hrs.) ® Movie "II I Were King" ® 0 Legend Of The Black I Bonanza dymaker offers a lifetime supply just too “ special” to be safe. from Wolf Trap,” Thursday, Aug. 24 on PBS. )ILoveLucy (1938) Ronald Coleman, Frances (Zoom of candy and a tour of his factory Hand 10:00 Dee. ) World News Tonight ® News to five lucky kids. (R) ) Joker's Wild 6:30 12:40 ® Baseball SOLL'TION . 0 E National Q ^ r a p h lc Spe- ® C B S Lata Movie "The Boy, 9 Jake Hees Gospel Time ) I Love Lucy dal 01 Promises Of God Friend" (1971) , Christo-‘ 10 0 NBC News 0 0 0 Quincy |3H'X1 J. S '3 N a i World News Tonight 0 Marcus Welby, M.D. Thursday, Aug. 24 9 Antiques ) Jokers Wild pher Gable. a N O 0 3!G t'l ij-Lialv 8:30 t Adam-12 10:30 ( Jake Hess Gospel Time 1:00 0 Special Edition Campbell. 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An investigative (1965) Tallulah Bankhead. ® CBS News Special Home" (1971) Robert Mitchum, 0 Petticoat Junction s a I w lf iiAia a o 6:55 2:04 Brenda Vaccaro. ) CBS News reporter attempts to uncover a Stefanie Powers. ® CroM*Wltt 0 Hogan's Heroes Is o w v F ; 1 a Is X 0 News ® Movie "The Virginian" ® 0 Welcome Back, Kotter ) The Brady Bunch E W dl Street Week nation-wide network ol political (1946) Joel McCrea, Brian ] Concentration To gp'alaix 7:00 assassins. (R) 1:00 ® Movie “ Fallen Idol” (1949) 12:30 Donlevy. 1 ® "The Tragoon Wells Massa- Sir Ralph Richardson. Bobby E Captioned World News ) Bowling For Dollars 11:30 Q o aMs HO ® CBS News ® 0 Charlie's Angels (FestlvdOfFaith ® Movie "The Sand Pebbles" Tuesday, Aug. 22 ® The Brady Bunch 0 E Jeffrey Ballet Live From I ere" (1957) Berry Sullivan. 1 1/2 Henrey. A hero-worshipping b o y.. Tonight 2:21 hrs. thinking his idol guilty ol murder,' I Soap Factory (1966) Steve McQueen, Richard 1 Idl ® Concentration Artpark ® News 12:37 3 ,3 1 . 3 I ® "Operation Disaster" tries to help him, but Incrimi­ )News Crenna. DAYTIME MOVIES S Carol Burnett And Friends 0 Ironside ® Bowling For Dollars 0 Movie "Young Man With A ® 0 Legend Of The Black a!3|Q|A|N|9| 2:30 (1951) John Mills, Lana Morris. nates him instead. 2 hrs. (B/W) I Over Easy 0 0 0 Tonight S 0 The Gong Show E ) Arlo's Day Off ® Festivd Of Faith Horn" (1950) Kirk Douglas, Lau­ Hand ® News 0 0 0 CHIPS I Newlywed Game 0 Movie "The Woman In S Newlywed Game 0 Journeys To The Mind ren Bacall. A young musician's 4:00 Green" (1945) Basil Rathbone, 11:00 12:00 0 Once Upon A Classic V 12:45 I The Odd Couple KEEP'SMILING 0 Sha Na Na 0 H e w s promising career Is almost 3:54 ® "Mr. Denning Drives North" Nigel Bruce. ® "Boy On A Dolphin" (1957) ® Movie "The Last Days Of 0 Marcus Welby, M.O. ® Joe Franklin I World News Tonight 0 ® MacNell / Lehrer Report 0 Over Easy ruined by his wile. (2 hrs.) ® Jack Benny (1953) John Mill's, ^am E 57 Reports: Massachusetts Sophia Loren. Alan Ladd. E Special ) Lowell Thomas Remembers... 0 $100,000 Name That Tune Pompeii" (1960) , Wanamaker. KEEP HAPPY Christine Kaufmann. 1:00 0 Joker's Wild 0 "The Inspector General" 8'30 1:00 7:29 E DIckCavett ® "Divorce Hers" (1972) Eliz­ (1949) Danny Kaye, Barbara (i ) Merv Griffin 0 0 0 Tomorrow 0 Dally Numbers abeth Taylor. Richard Burton. 8:00 (C B S News Special 12:30 Young Texan strikes CB gol(j Bates. ® 0 What’s Happaningll 1:45 7:30 I LET H&R BLOCK TEACH YOU (B "San Demelrio. London" ) Cross-Wits E Captioned World News 0 E Live From Wolf Trap ® Match Game P.M. (1943) Waller Fitzgerald. Robert SC ® News ) 0 Happy Days Tonight By Ink Dipper turers direct because his EVENING ® Carol Burnett And Friends Beatty. 9:00 1:56 TO PREPARE INCOME TAXES S Baseball 12:34 If CB radio had been volume was sufficient to ® Hawaii FIve-C ® Family Feud 4:00 0 0 0 TV: The Fabulous Fif­ earn the attention of the big GD Movie "Pursued" (1947) ® Newlywed Game ® 0 ABC Movie "Let’s Scare around in Horatio Alger’s CB CONVAC le.’OO ® 0 Barney Millar Teresa Wright. Robert Mitchum. ® "Follow That Camel" (1968) ties 0 Porter Wagner Jessica To Death" (1971) Zohra day, this would be a story for boys. Now he does much of i ® 0 0 N a w s 0 0 RIcMa Brockalman Phil Silvers. Kenelh Williams. 0 ® Anna Karenina 2:05 0 $100,000 Name That Tune Lampert, Kevin O'Connor. him. his own importing, gather­ } the Brady Bunch 0 Movie "Show Boat" (1951) 0 "Romance On the High 0 Marcus Welby, M.O. ) ConoantraUon Kathryn Grayson, Howard Keel. ® News 0 MacNell / Lehrer Report 12:45 While going to high school, number and the calls started ing nearly 75 percent of his Seas" (1948) Doris Day. Jack P Bozo’s Big Top Singers and dancers entertain 0 Hollywood Squares 8:30 ® Joe Franklin coming in.” CB gear from the F a r Elast 4:07 Carson. Randy Veselka of Corpus PZoomiR) on a showboat as It travels up 0 Joker's Wild I ® Merv GrlHIn These efforts have led to himself. He has manufactur­ ® Jack Benny 0 The Muppets 1:00 Christi, Tex., did odd jobs to I Hogan's Heroes and down the Mississippi River. S 0 Laverne & Shirley the CB Warehouse, Inc., a ers supplying him from EVENING 0 0 0 Tomorrow make an extra buck. He’d JB on an za 0 Movie "The Big Trees” 9:00 gotten married at 16, and he company completely owned Japan, Korea, Taiwan and lE Z o o m (1952) Kirk Douglas, Eve Miller. • Learn Federal and State Tax Law S CBS Movie "Capone" ■1:11 by Randy. Now 19, Randy Hong Kong. Later this year 6:00 needed the money. CB was a 16:30 Landowners are determined to (1975) Ben Gazzara, Susan ® CBS Late Movie "Ambush" operates from a 650-square- he plans to become a na­ protect their timberland from a • Learn Practical Applications ® d) ® 0 News (1950) Robert Taylor, Arlene hobby he’d gotten interested )ILoveLucy Blakely. The rise and fall ol tional distributor and ex­ greedy lumber baron. (2 hrs.) ® The Brady Bunch Dahl. in. He loved it so much that foot store in Corpus C ^isti. ) World News Tonight ® Concentration gangster Al Capone is recount­ pand CB Warehouse even • Learn To Save On Your Own Tax Return he scraped together |SM He’s now constructing a ) Joker’s Wild 9:30 (3) Bozo's Big Top ed. 1:45 further. TOM iirs nzzAiu larger facility. This year bis P Jake Hass Gospel Time (£ 0 ABC Movie "VegaS” 3 0 Throe's Company ® News when he was 17, bought 10 • Learn From Experienced H&R Block 0IS7|Zoom(R) business will have gross l00NBCNaws (1978) Robert Urich, June Ally- 0 Hogan's ^ o e s 0 0 Live Fromom Wolf'rraWolf Trap CB units from a distributor “ I plan for our company to 0 Movie "Man Without A 2:15 sales of nearly $1 m&on. P Life Around Us son. A Las Vegas private eye’s Teachers 0 Bonanza*^ he had gotten to know, and do about $6 million in sales Star" (1955) Kirk Douglas, ® Movie "Only The Valiant" sold them for a handsome And this is only the begin­ I Adam-12 search for a runaway teen-ager by 1983,” he added. “ About POverEasy turns into a murder investigation. • Employment Interviews Available 6:30 Jeanne Crain. A ranch owner (1951) Gregory Peck. Barbara profit. Plowing back the ning. I Love Lucy Payton. $1.5 million of this wiU be seeks the aid of her foreman as “ We’ve got 11 employees 16:55 (R) World News Tonight profits as fast as he could, i sha lights lor land rights In a 2:52 now, four trucks and about Classes start in mid-September and meet twice a week for 13'A rri Joker's WUd buying and selling more retaU here in Corpus, and 10KX) barbed-wire war. (2 hrs.) ® News ® Bamaby Jones (Bl Jake Hess Goispel Time units, he built up his capital 500 items In our line,” he $4.5 will be wholesale |7:00 weeks in mkny H&R Block office's throughout the Slate. Morning, 0 0 0 NBC News 9:30 4:30 to $20,000. This was in 1975. said when interviewed in his through our distribution CBS News ® News afternoon, and evening sessions are planned. Class sizes are ® 0 Carter Country I® ® Hollywood, The Seiznick 0 On Nature's Trail ® Jack Benny Randy decided to set up store. “ Dad sold out his own division. CB still represents ~ ) The Brady Bunch limited. Hurry . . . apply now! 0 Adam-12 0 0 0 NBC Special business and joined os about ) Concentration Years shop and go into the CB about one-half our total vol­ ® Living Faith @ ) Over Easy ) Bowling For Dollars ‘ ■Toimny’ 10:00 business for real. He bad bis a year and a lulf ago. I bad ume and it is as steady as a 0 0 Operation: Runaway 6:55 Ndws KEEP SMILING eyes on the big time and CB decided we should expand rock.” PFesttvd Of Faith *Free to qualified Connecticut residents 0 News ® 0 20 / 20 ABC Newsmaga- was the way to do it. from exclusively CB into the POutdooors With Ken Calla- 11:00 zlne KEEP HAPPY .®®000News only. (A $25 refundable deposit is required 7:00 “ It only took me five days broader scope of automobile ® Living Faith Randy says that his profits ® 0 Hogan'S Heroes for books.) ) CBS News to sell my first 10 CB sound, which meant a tre­ lOvarEasy ® Movie "The October Man" 10:40 mendous expansion for us. have bMn steady, too,-ever UANTITY ) The Brady Bunch radios,” Randy explained. P Nawbwed Game (1947) John Mills, Joan Green- For more information, ) Concentration ® KIner’s Korner “ That opened m y eyes to the We had developed a lot of since he started in business. P The Odd Couple TV channels He reports that 40 percent of ) Bowling For Dollars 11:00 opportunities that were all custoiners from our CB P World News Tonight 0 Petticoat Junction hiss CB______sales_____ are___ to ___ new ) Festival Of Faith ® ® 0 0 0 N e w s around me. I needed to find sales and service that P Lowelt Thomas Remembers.. E Masterpiece Theatre H S R B L O C K ' 0 The Longest Walk ® 0 Hogan's Heroes ) WFSB. Hartford (CBS) a way of letting people know CBers, 40 percent are CBera 0 News I WNEW, New York wanted other sound i*cms ':29 11:30 ® Movie "Tank Force ” (1958) about me. I couldn’t afford buying second sets, and I Dally Numbers (Over Easy Victor Mature, Leo Genn. ) WTNH, New Haveo (ABC) for their cars and I knew we )M*A*S*H THE INCOME TAX PEOPLE I w on. New York advertising in the traditional about 20 percent are re­ I Newlywed Game 0 Petticoat Junction could handle the expan­ r:3d ) Hogan’s Heroes S WHCT, Hartford placement units. To Randy, i 0 S ta rs k y & Hutch 206W.IXN1ER 267LCENTER ( The Odd Couple way. So, I just had a bunch sion.” )$25,0W Pyramid 11:30 IW ATR, Waterbury (NBC) now the father of two young­ S Voice Of Faith 356 REAR WEST MIDDLE TPKL I World News Tonight of leaflets printed up and, Randy has been proven Carol Buniett And Friends 5WWLP. Springfield (NBC) sters, living in his own town- P 10 0 Tonight IS) Legacy Americana ® CBS Late Movie "Many Riv­ after school every day. I’d right from the very ^gin­ ) Truth Or Consequences ers To Cross" (1955) Robert 9 WEDH, Hertford (PBS) house, and driving a new (Ironside 846-6661 646-2550 ' MANCHESTER 7:29 Taylor, Eleanor Parker. IW HNB. West Hartford (NBC) put them on windshields of ning of his CB days. Starting ) Newlywed Game ) WSBK, Boston CB-equipped car, life is I Popl Goea The Country 0 Dally Numbers ® Hogan's Heroes cars on shopping center out, he bought from Texas 12.-00 V MANCHESTER great. 'Th" future promises ® Movie "Master Of Ballan- I WHYN, Springfield (ABC) parking lots, and at night distributors and retailed his ) Hoiyii^Squaraa Tel. 646-5440 or 236-1981 7:30 1WQBY. Springflefd (PBS) to be even greater. P St) M a c M /lahrar Rapprt trae" (1953) Errol Rynn, Beatrice ( Voice Of Faith clubs in the evenings. The products. As he grew, he S All-Star Anything Goes Hb- CB handle: chairman leaflets had my telephone began to buy from manufac­ of the board. I

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Sugar" will be presented. Tonight is the Shakespeare theater [COSiV/*) final performance of Ben Vereen with After a successful Shakespeare season, 5 VST- Rita Moreno. (265-1501) m -- the Connecticut Center for the Perfor­ • A dinner-theater performance of ming Arts in Stratford will offer a varied Harriet Beecher Stowe's “A Cry Out of 4 ^ fall season that will include the world Egypt" is in performance tonight. Aug. 25 premiere of two major pre-Broadway an(i 26 at Old Sturbridge Village in Stur- ho musicals. bridge. Mass. (617-347-3362) Scheduled for the upcoming season, the • Richard Chamberlain stars in “The theater will host ' The Stars of the Shadow Box" tonight and Sunday at the Lawrence Welk Show ' tonight and Sun­ Ivoryton Playhouse in Ivoryton. Maxine J: day. followed by "The Big El. " a tribute Andrews (of the Andrews Sisters) will to the late Elvis Presley on .Aug. 31 appear in the Broadway hit “Pippin" through Sept. 3 Monday through Aug. 26. (767-8023) r Opening Oct. 24 will be the world • Ivan Turgenev's "A Month in The C premiere of Michael Bennett's new pre- Country" is the drama fare Tuesday Broadway musical. • Ballroom." starring "hrough Aug. 26 at the Williamstown Collectors’ Corner Dorothy Loudin and Vincent Gardenia Theatre Festival in Williamstown. Mass. The musical will run through Nov. 18 and breakfast, describes the Columbia figure (413-458-8146) By RUBBHItacKENDRICK ca| will be followed Nov. 24 by the opening ot on this coin as being stiffly posed, • At the Berkshire Theatre Festival in Last week we showed one of the stamps g« yet another Broadway-bouSnd musicai overweight, dumpy looking and accom­ Stockbridge. Mass., the Berkshire issued to commemorate the Pan- Ah titled ' A Broadway Musical, by the com­ panied by a “nak^ child.” However dum­ Playhouse is premiering a new musical American Exposition of 1901 in Buffalo am posers of the popular hit. "Annie. " py or naked, th^oin lists for $425— one of about the Yiddish Theatre called "Vaga­ with a caution that it was not to be con­ pe< Also included in the season will be the costlipt of the commemorative bond Stars" now through Aug. 27. This is fused with anything from the Panama- P touring shows, ballet, jazz and symphony halves. C, prior to the show's New York engage­ Pacific Exposition of 1915 in San Fran­ tioi concerts, 378-7321' 1 ment. At the Unicorn Theatre, another cisco. For world's fair collectors there are tac world premiere. Night Riders.'" a new To get these two world fairs thoroughly many less expensive mementos of the bui tre At the Band Shell country western musical, ends tonight. An sorted out in the mind, here is an oc­ Panama Pacific Exposition. The same sculptor who did the $50 gold pieces I Tonight at 7:.30 p.m.. the Manchester improvisational musical revue. "The tagonal $50 gold piece with “PANAMA- (Robert Aitken) also contrived a medal sec Community College Summer Pops Proposition." plays nightly in The PACIFIC EXPOSITION SAN for the Expo with a Mercury and seagull ret Concert will be presented at the Proposition Theatre, (413-298-5576) FRANCISCO" encircling a disgruntled Lei theme that was very popular at the time. owl. The other side of the coin shows a Manchester Bicentennial Band Shell on A recent auction put on by world's fair the MCC campus off Wetherell Street. Dr. Minerva wih helmet. Note the eight specialist Maury Wisel had the following Robert Richardson will conduct. dolphins squeezed in between the octagon Goodspeed hosts tours 1915 Expo items: a metal "stud, $7.50; Tuesday at 7:30 p.m.. the Emery Smith lines and the outer circle. They represent I ,Iazz Quartet will perform. The Guild of the Goodspeed Opera ocean travel fostered by the completion of stickpin. $5.44: celluloid button, $10: Thursday at 7:30 p.m.. the Greater House In East Haddam will host guided the Canal. etched champagne glass with insignia of Hartford Performing Arts Center Staff tours of the authentic mid-19th century One of these coins brought $9,750 at a the PanamaPacific, $15; and a 4 by 5 inch If will pre.sent their Jazz Big Band. village of Johnsonville (in Moodus) New York auction in June. This was a paperweight with Pan-Pac Expo decal, $17.70. Sunday. Aug. 27. the Manchester Com­ Thursday. Guided tours will be conducted bargain for somebody as it is $13,000 in the B There are two groups eager to help new­ munity College 17-piece Big Band Jazz every half hour between 10 a.m. and 2 Red Book. They struck 645 like this one. wa comers in this field: Ensemble conducted by Roland Chirico p.m. Johnsonville's period buildings in­ Another version without the octagonal gue The World's Fair Collectors' Society, will perform at the Band Shell. Musical clude a mill office, general store, clock frame and the dolphins is scarcer (483) swi arrangements and compositions will be by and toy shop, the Gilead Chapel, a school and listed at $2,000 higher. 148 Poplar St., Garden City, NY 11530. tac housex a livery stable and the garden and ECHO (Someone worked hard for this bus Charles "Chic " Cicchetti, Both Chirico The Panama-Pacific Expo was well A and Cicchetti are instructors at the home of the Johnson family, owners of the “commemorated" with gold coinage. acronym. It stands for "Exposition college. village site. (873-8664) There was also a quarter eagle (2.50), Collectors' and Historical Organization"). A Aug. 29at 7:30p.m.. Mickey Fendell and with a mint run of 7,000. The design shows The address for ECHO is 1436 Killamey ' Ga: sail his Dixieland Band will be on stage. a Columbia figure side-saddle on a rearing Ave., Los Angeles, Calif. 90065. her Most of the scheduled events are co­ hippocampus (horse-mermaid). This coin The auctioneer Maury Weisel can be NIghtsongs in Bushnell Park bul sponsored by the Manchester Bicentennial went to a surprising $1,800 at a recent auc­ reached at 227 Prospect Ave., Hacken­ oth Band Shell Committee and the Music Per­ • Nightsongs. a series of free, outdoor tion — with a Red Book listing of only $1,- sack, NJ 07601. formance Trust Fund in cooperation with performances in Hartford's Bushnell 300. E the Hartford Musicians Association. Park, features Jose Goico’s “Talking Then there is a Pan-Pac gold dollar that Summtr Get-together Ori All events are free. Drums" and Ray Conzales Y Su Banda also went well above the expected $290. It The Manchester Philatelic Society will hac Aug. 31 at 7:30 p.m. Nightsongs, produced it is called the “Baseball Player” because of hold its last summer get-together of the wh Theater events by Peace TrainT are made possible by a the type of cap on the head of man sup- season next Tuesday, Aug. 22, at Mott's grant from United Technologies. cas pose(l to be a Panama Canal laborer. Community Hall, 7 to 10 p.m. They have A • Rehearsals are now under way at the • Frank Sinatra's current American They also had a silver half-dollar com­ set summer attendance records right Goodspeed Opera House in East Haddam tour winds up in Hartford where he will Ma memorative that was done by the Charles along and things look good for local not for the romantic musical comedy. "She perform in the Jai Alai Fronton Sept. 4, 5 Barber who made some pretty good philately this fall. Loves Me. " which opens Aug. 29. Thi and 6 at 8 p.m. The engagement is a dimes, quarters and halves for the regular There was an added fillip on the 8th of "Whoopee " is concluding its current run agr benefit for the Greater Hartford Arts issues. 1 Aug. 26. (873-8664 tthis month with a help-yourself table of Council. (566-6000) A writer in the “Numismatic News,” Pa • The Capitol Theatre Corp. is presen­ cukes and zucchinis from Ed Bushnell's • Hunter Mountain at Hunter, N.Y., is perhaps getting up from an unhappy garden. j Isr ting the musical comedy. "Damn the scene of the National Polka Festival ma Yankees'" tonight at 8 in Bailey today through Aug. 27. More than 50 polka vol Auditorium at Manchester High School. bands will participate during the second the Tickets will be available at the door. annual event in the heart of the Catskill At Tanglewood John Shirley-Quirk, baritone, will be f • A musical revue of the’20s and "30s is Mts. There will be exhibition dancing and Tonight at 8:30 in the Shed, Seiji Ozawa heard in a program of solos and duets byi being staged now through Aug. 27 at the polka instructions. Gates open at 10 a.m. will conduct the Boston Symphony Schubert. ? Coachlight Dinner Theatre in East Wind­ ' daily. sor, Called ' Pop The Cork." the enter­ Orchestra and the Tanglewood Festival Friday at 9 p.m., Seiji Ozawa, Arthur • Suzanne Gates, former master Chorus in Faurems “Requiem.” Haydn's Fiedler, Gunther Schuller share the con-* ( tainment plays nightly with matinees carillonneur of the Trinity Guild, will be doctor's podium in a program featuring every Wednesday. “Symphony No. 102 in B flat” will also be the guest carillonneur Wednesday at 7 performed, music by Leonard Bernstein,and Sousa. • At the Oakdale Musical Theatre in p.m. on the Plumb Memorial Carillon at Sunday at 2:30 p.m. in the Shed, Seiji Fiedler will conduct -the BSO and the* Wallingford, Steve Lawrence and Eydie Trinity College in Hartford. This con­ Ozawa will again conduct the BSO in a Berkshiie Music Center Orchestra in a; t Gorme. assisted by Mort Gunty, present a cludes the sumn.er series of carillon con­ program of music by Martin and Dvorak combined performance of Tchaikovsky’s' variety program of song and comedy certs at the college. Free guided tours of featuring Mstislav Rostropovich, cellist. “1812 Overture.” Tuesday through Aug.' 27. Sept. 10 to 14. Trinity's Gothic chapel will be given after Thursday at 8:30 p.m. in the Theatre Aug. 26 at 8:30 p.m. in the Shed, Joseph COl the Broadway musical, “Bubbling Brown the concert." W2 Concert Hall, Robert Tear, tenor, and Silverstien will conduct the BSO. COl thi ca

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