The weather Inside today Cloudy, warm and humid this after­ noon with chance of showers. High in Ms. Clearing tonight with lows in 50 and Area n ew s...... 7 Sr. C iU iens...... 2 60s. Sunny Sunday with high'75 to 80. Churches ...... 6 Obituaries...... 14 National weather forecast map on Classified ... .10-12 Sports...... 84) Page to. Bright Om» C om ics...... 13 Week-Review .. 14 FOURTEEN FACES Dear Abby...... 13 W ings...... S WEEKEND INSIDE MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, JULY 24,1978^ VOL. XCV, No. a t Editorial ...... 4 PRICEi FIFTEEN CENTS One gives up, two at large in bus kidnap

CHOWCHILLA, Calif. (UPI) - searched it late Wednesday. They The surrender of a wealthy said he had a brief discussion with a podiatrist’s son left two suspects at reporter. That was the last time he large today in the kidnap of 26 was seen. Chowchilla school children and their , Santa Clara County investigators bus driver. Thursday also found two vans in a big 2 Richard Schoenfeld, 22, sur­ San Jose garage, which, they said, rendered to Alameda County District were used to transport the children Attorney Lowell Jensen late Friday from Chowchilla to Livermore. The accompanied by his father. Dr. John bus driver, Frank Ray, 55, was taken Schoenfeld of Atherton, Calif., and to the garage and spent several hours Edward Merrill, the family attorney. there. Because of a court gag order, . Chowchilla Justice Court Judge detectives refused to disclose what Howard C. Green set |1 million bail they found. each for the three suspects after The children, ranging in age from 4 signing warrants on 27 counts of kid­ five to 15, were abducted last nap and 16 counts of robbery. Thursday as they were being driven Green said he signed the warrants by bus to their homes after a day in “based on confidential information” summer school. Tliey remained in in affidavits, the contents of which the buried van for 16 hours before FYlday was a day of fun tinged with a wee bit of sadness for the 80 children were sealed. Ray and the older children dug their w m Manchester and Hartford’s North End as the ninth annual Interfaith Schoenfeld’s arraigment was set way to freedom. Day Camp sponsored by the Manchester Area Conference of Churches at Con­ for Thursday at 10 a.m before Green. ^ m e police sources have hinted cordia Lutheran Church closed with a carnival of games mixed with the The two missing suspects are Fred other suspects might be involved. saying of farewells. During the games a counselor, Barbara Landolina, looks Woods, 24, whose father owns the One state law enforcement official quarry where the victims were im­ said there was a delay in the police on as camper Kenneth Dunning makes a hit with his bean bag toss. Games prisoned in a buried van, and APB because the various agencies may be fun, but Patty Grant from Hartford stops playing long enough to give Schoenfeld’s brother, James, also 24. did not want to alert other u^nown te r favorite counselor, Becky Bourret, a farewell hug. (Herald photo by Pin- They were described by police as persons, who might have been part of armed and dangerous. the abduction. At a news briefing afterwards, it Sheriff Tom Houchins said there also was revealed that federal was still a search warrant outstan­ warrants also had been issued at the ding in the case but declined to request of Madera County Sheriff Ed elaborate. He also said there were camp closes on sad-sweet note Bates, bringing the FBI into the case. reported sightings of the elder Bates said, “It is reasonable for me Schoenfeld and Woods in Illinois,’ to assume that they may have fled Oklahoma and Tennessee. Police The ninth annual Interfaith Day California.’.’ organizations and individuals Sister Drothy Collins, Sister Darleen agencies in those states were placed Camp, which cosed Friday, was truly Wilson, Lou Kalisiak, Kurt on alert. provided the funds for the two weeks Mayo, Sister Carolyn Kinnamon, Merrill said he advised his client to a volunteer effort from its financial Kalbfleisch, Cindy Rothwell, Brent refuse to discuss the case with of camping for 41 local children and Sister Radke, Irene Goss, Vicki Jen- backing to its staff nurses, kitchen Downing, Tracy Knofla, Carolyn authorities. He also said Schoenfeld 39 children from Hartford’s North ziings, Ed Wasilieff, Sister Julia Schoenfeld was held in the crew and teen-age counselors. Frattaroll, Usa Caldwell, Bob was “nervous — understandably End at Concordia Lutheran Church. Ryan, Rick Numrych and Sister Alameda County Jail without bond, Manchester churches, church- Hawkes, Neil Snuffer, Mary Orozco,- tense and nervous.” Serving on the camp staff were the Ellen Murphy. pending the arrival of Madera County related organizations, social Phillip Abele. Earlier sources disclosed that a Rev. David Rinas, Nancy Carr, Nurses who were on hand for any deputies. search of the 100-acre Woods estate emergency were Annamay Potocki, Also, Alan Girelli, Bill Simon, Brad In Atlanta, Songel Padgett, 24, who Wojcoski, Eileen Bailey, Tina in Portola Valley uncovered ransom had been briefly married to Woods, Linda Haberern and Gloria Kjellson. ' notes demanding $5 million. Exact Girl seriously hurt Providing food for the campers Strand, Kim Champy, Linda said she hoped he would also sur- Peracchio, Debbie Dow, Sue contents of the note were not dis­ rentfef+ecause “he needs help.” She were Kitty Cataldo, Virginia Briggs, closed. Colbert, Julia Dahn, Mike McCarthy, described him as a “withdrawn per­ when struck hv car Barbara Greene, Betty Hubert, Alice Police said Schoenfeld had been on Sliea, Irene Bengston, Doreen Rinas, Judy Brown, Paul Maidment, Dan son who wouldn’t talk about his the Woods estate when deputies problems.” Nancy Pelletier, 17, of 2 Lockwood Hospital where she was admitted Day Regan, Lena chubert, Kathy Breer, Becky Bourret, Arthur St. suffered severe injuries Friday at with head, leg and body injuries. She Donahue, Florence Parker. Libbey, Terry Donovan, Sue Patter­ about 10:15 p.m. on E. Middle Tpke. was being treated in the intensive Teen-age counselors were Mari son, Jennifer Britton, Sharon near EIro St. when she was struck by care unit of MMH and was in serious McMahon, Carol Donovan, Linda Beauregard, Jack Getting, Daye Mo- a car, police said. condition late this morning, a Fraher, Laura Ronzello, Judy dean, Rick Gelting and Barbara Lan­ P&WA to transfer 600 She had run into the road to aid a hospital spokesman said. dolina. dog which had been struck by another The driver of the car is a young car seconds earlier. man but was not identified by the WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. (UPI) The firm recently reorganized into She was taken by Manchester Am­ police. The investigation of the acci­ Biology gear working — The Pratt & Whitney Aircraft four divisions: Commercial bulance to Manchester Memorial dent is still incomplete.- Group of United Technologies Corp., products, manufacturing, govern­ the world’s largest producer of jet PASADENA, CaUf. (UPI) - The degrees Fahrenheit to minus 123 ment products and Pratt t i Whitney engines, plans to transfer some 600 Aircraft of Canada. three biology instruments aboard degrees. employes over the next 18 months Viking 1 have passed the first half of The biology instruments were from plants in Hartford, Conn., to The commercial and manufac­ Archbishop O’Brien dies a critical series of tests leading tested Thursday and Friday and Dr. West Palm Beach. turing divisions are located at Hart­ toward the search for life on Mars Harold Klein reported analysis of the A few employes have already made ford and employ about 40,000 per­ HARTFORD (UPI) - The Most next week. The Most Rev. John F. Whealon, data radioed back showed no the move, but not all the transferees sons. ’The spokesman said the 600 Rev. Henry J. O’Brien, first Roman Engineers today prepared to send problems. who assumed O’Brien’s duties as have been named, according to a employes moving to the West Palm Catholic Archbishop of Hartford, new orders to the spacecraft in an archbishop, said of Obrieii, “He kept company spokesman. Beach-based government products died at St. Francis Hospital Friday attempt to fix the jammed digging “We have found everything the faith with unfailing patience. He said those to be transferred are division will not be replaced in Hart­ following a long illness. He turned 80 whimsical g . ; ^ ^ ; and p r S boom that will gather soil samples working very smoothly and we’re being drawn primarily from ford. Wednesday for the biology instrument. The quite prepared, if they ever get that wisdom. Now the time' of his engineering and product support The Florida operation, employing A priest for 51 years. Archbishop results will be known Sunday. sampler fixed, to accept that sample deliverance has come.’’ departments, with smaller numbers about 4,700 persons, designs and O’Brien was consecrated as a bishop In a new weather report from and get to the serious business of coming from the financial and develops military engines, which are ta 19tt and was made archbishop in Viking’s desert landing site. Dr. analyzing the soil,’’ Klein said. Whealon said "his (O’Brien’s) wish marketing departments. then manufactured at Hartford. 1953. He served in that capacity until is that in place of eulogy we place our Seymour Hess said there were light 1988 when ill health forced him to lives continuously in the fbcus of that easterly winds in the afternoon relinquish his responsibilities. faith, which he himself kept so well changing to southwesterly at night. In 1956, Pope Pius XII appointed and would have us bring into the lives Maximum steady winds were 19 him an assistant at the pontifical of others.’’ miles per hour although he said there I Today’s News Summary throne, which gave him a rank Funeral arrangements were in­ may have been gusts up to 40 m,p.h. directly below cardinal. complete. I .Temperatures during the last full Martian day ranged from minus 24 Compiled from Unitod Pn$$ Intornatlonal

state NEW HAVEN (UPI) - Hart­ appeal and vows to press ahead in Peck facing first challenge ford Attorney Peter Kelly, who his re-election campaign. 2 failed his attempt to become "1 am still a candidate and I Connecticut Democratic chair­ will continue to fight for what I way. I feel I could do a lot to reverse to ROVAC’s Board of Directors. is HARTFORD (UPI) - The By GREG PEARSON this trend. man, Friday night was elected to know is right,” the first-term Herald Reporter Mrs. Mercer has served 20 years on architect who designed the .... a seat on the Democratic National Democrat declared Friday, after “ I’m not trying to downgrade the the executive boards of both the University of Connecticut Health Frederick E. Peck has been Committee. a jury of three women and a man other two candidates. I think I can do Republican Town Committee and the Center might earn up to $6.8 Republican Registrar of Voters for Kelly, 39, chairman of Hartford found him guilty of offering two a good job,” he said. Republican Women’s Club. She was million because his fee is tied to 16 years and has never faced a Democrats and an early sup­ police decoy prostitutes $20 for He said his age, 25, was one of the vice-chairman of the town com­ building costs that could be three challenge from within the party. This porter of Democratic presidential sexual favors. reasons he decld^ to run. “For the mittee for two years and was a dis­ times higher than projected the year, however, things are different. nominee Jimmy Carter, lost a party to grow, it has to attract young trict leader in four different districts Bond Commission says. 4 He faces not one, but two. bitter struggle Monday to unseat people and new people in town,” he for a total of 18 years. The Commission Friday ap- Mrs. Marion Mercer, active in par­ Connecticut Democratic Chair­ LAKEWOOD, Calif. (UPI) - A said. She also served two years as a proved a $225,(KK) payment to the ty politics for over 20 years, and man William O’Neill. light earthquake shook the Peck said he was surprised at the justice of the peace and is now a town designer, Vincent Kling of Barry W. Botticello, a young at­ southern Los Angeles area opposition that has cropped up this constable. Philadelphia, bringing his total torney, have both announced their Friday, but did no damage. year. Botticello is a member of the payments to $4.5 million. Kling’s HARTFORD (UPI) - Gov. Ella candidacy for the position. Few residents of the county felt He plans to continue working at in­ Manchester Bar Association and par­ fee is 5.6 per cent of total con­ T. Grasso and Democratic State What are the reasons for the two the tremor, centered in the creasing the number of voters who ticipated in the April Law Day struction costs. Chairman William A. O’Neill say challengers appearing on the scene? register Republican. Lakewood-Bellflower area. ’ITie p ro g r^ . He feels he can win the they are friends again in the wake seismology laboratory at Caltech Mrs. Mercer said, belief is “You can see from statistics that race for registrar. of their bitter contest for the par­ that the Republican registration can in Pasadena measured the quake the trend the last few years has been "I like my chances,” he said. ty leadership. be put on the upswing with hard work NEW LONDON (UPI) - at a mild 3.1 on the Richter Scale to register Democratic or unaf- Although he said he is fairly new to “I think the wounds have been at 1:53 p.m. and stimulated interest.” flliated. .Naturally, I’d like to in­ Donald Brant and Richard town politics, he feels his age will DeFreitas, convicted last week of healed,” O’Neill said Friday after She expressed concern over the in­ crease Republican registration,” he work to Jiis advantage. meeting with Mrs. Grasso, their creased number of voters registering the 1970 murders of a man and said. . Mrs. Mercer ha» called all the first since O’Neill was re-elected OLYMPIA, Wash. (UPI) - The as unaffiliated and said, '"The main woman in Ledyard, were each Peck served as a constable with members of the Republican Town party chief Monday. “At this state Supreme Court has issued an thrust of my efforts as registrar of sentenced Friday to two con­ the town and has been the Republican Committee and feels she has the sup­ point I don’t see any open wounds order allowing news cameras and voters will be to try to interest these secutive terms of life imprison­ registrar since 1960. He also served port to win. Peck, the incumbent, ■tmywhere.” broadcast microphones inside unaffiliated voters to join the ment. for ten years as First District chair­ also said he thinks he will win. courtrooms during trials. Republican party.” A jury last week found Brant, man of the Registrars of Voters Republican Town Chairman The order, signed Friday by all “I plan to provide the enthusiasm 43, and DeFreitas, 37, guilty of Association of Connecticut. Thomas F. Ferguson said he feels nine justices, lifted previous and leadership needed to bring about murdering Gustavous Car­ (ROVAC), The ROVAC’s F irst Mrs. Mercer has the most votes of National restrictions in the judicial can­ this Increase in the Republican District includes the same area as michael, 38, of Boston and a nons of ethics which effectively registration,” she said. the three candidates right now. woman whom police described as First Congressional District. When asked why there is opposition SALT LAKE CITY (UPI) - prohibited the use of microphones Botticello said, “I can get more Carmichael’s girlfriend on Dec. Peck, who works as an insurance to Peck at this time, Ferguson Rep. Allan Howe, convicted of sex as well as television and still voters into the Republican party. The 31, 1970. adjuster besides his duties as replied, “It’s not discreet for me to solicitation, is sure he will win his cameras. trend has lately been going the other registrar, was also elected this year say.” !? PAGE TWO — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Sat., July 24, 1976 MANCHES'leiR EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn.. Sat.. July 24. 1976 — PAGE THRKF. News for senior citizens By WALLY FORTIN itr i I III III i|i Hi folks! Well our gang of Yankee muggy days, and therefore the action We send our heartfelt condolences fans, and some who would be, and a was somewhat limited to outdoor to our good friend Louis Weber whose few die-hard Red Sox fans all enjoyed shuffleboard. A fair crowd went dauehter passed away recently. a day at Yankee Stadium. No matter shopping while others enjoyed Menus what team you like, just going to see bowling in the air-conditioned the new stadium was worth the' trip. Parkade Lanes, Monday, boiled hot dog, baked Of course this column was written beans, sauerkraut, roll and butter, before we ieft on Thursday so you Contractors here chilled fruit cocktail, beverage. aiready know the resuits; we’il be On Wednesday the contractors Wednesday, roast beef on a abie to fili you in on what we did in were here first thing in the morning sandwich roll, cherry tomatoes, Wednesday's column. and started working on the bottom sliced cucumber, ice cream, By the way, speaking of trips, section of the downstairs. ’This will beverage. S&N STAMPS MAKES US COUNIR' remember that on Monday morning cause us a little confusion for a cou­ Thursday, there will be no meal. we register for the Rockingham ple of weeks. However, we will con­ Friday, tuna fish salad on lettuce, 204 NOAO OT. RRANCHEtTB, races. Just a reminder that we can tinue our program as scheduled. We celery sticks, cucumber spears, k r a n I In failT AniitIoin take two buses, and maybe a third if will have all programs on the main carrot curls, roll and butter, potato 7 S S E U T we fiil it, so my advice to you who floor. chips, Jello with topping, bevernge. eiOCM a u u m # FtHmACE FWMItHINM me This week we can still for the most ______MIDDLE TURNPIKE are anxious to go — better get here Schedule for the week • NAUTICAL PAHAHMOMALU early.- We start signing up at 8 a.m.; part serve our lunches downstairs. OaiN T U M L W ID , SAT. I t A.M.. liSt F JL Monday through Wednesday, or un­ MANCHEITER ,i«)MiJW-4“niiiwv, nniar- however, long before that a line This will be the final week for meals SUNDAY It NOON - 3 F.M. n iN T Y OF F M t fARXWO begins to form. until we start the action again in til we fill no more than three buses, "■•■"vicnsowRsriMDuriiisr^^ ■rhe complete package consists of September. Remember now, we do we register for the Rockingham not close down until the last week in races and also the Lake Win- HAS IT! your busfare, reserve seat tickets in M NKBnMNMG - REFRICailTHlN the clubhouse, free program, a box August. Keep reading our schedule so nepesaukee trip. Business-Directory Guide For lunch and a dinner at the 88 you’ll know what is happening. Monday, 10 a.m. to noon, kitchen NUUK and SHEET META Restaurant, where you’ll have a On Wednesday morning we had 11 social games, on the main floor, one choice of boneless chicken or baked tables for pinochle with the following can of canned goods.needed. Noon to Nmr England Mechanical Services, Inc. Manchester and Surrounding haddock, and the price for the day is winners: 12:30, lunch is served. 1 p.m. to 3:30 ROUTE 183, P.O. BO X 3147 RRANCHE8TER PARKADE $14.75. John Gaily, 632; John Phelps, 597; p.m., pinochle games. Bus pickup at TALCOTTVILLE, CONN. (06068) Your CompMo More trips Fred Towle, 578; Charles Steele, 570; 8:30 a.m., return trips at 12:30 and - ______643-2730 • 643-2102 Vicinity Appllanco Ston Helena Gavello and Archie 3:30 p.m. Continuing on with trips, we need Houghtaling, 567; Arvid Peterson, Tuesday, 9:30 a.m., bus for shop­ about six more to sign up for that CAMPINe EQUIPMENT 2 565; Michael DeSimone, 563; Martha ping; 1 p.m., return from shopping FAMOUS BRAND Lake Wlnnepesaukee trip In order ter LaBate, 561; Ann Thompson, 555; and bowiing at the Parkade Lanes. featuring this weak... TBETi, cora, aiEEnNa bass, ua MATTKsaEa, take the second bus; therefore, the Clara Hemingway, 554, and George Also outdoor shuffleboard games all TELEVISIUN - APPLIANCES tnVEt,lMTBWS deadline is this coming Wednesday. Last, 541. day. MANCHESTER The final payment is due no later Bridge Wednesday, 10 a.m. to noon, than Wednesday, Aug. 11, for this pinochle games. Noon to 12:30 p.m., FARR’S niK anomEiiT three-day trip. After lunch it was bridge games _ THt IVMrTMUtO $TOHt v r n f i h t MV and the lucky winners were: lunch is served. 12:45 p.m., bridge eagP-WE-apoiT aMMMtmaT Finally one last call about the games. Bus pickup at 8:30 a.m., Hawaiian Hop. Time is running out, William Lucas, 4,300; Luella Hor­ a m naxT to a p j t j . f/um . aas-T in NfUMIGE E TV 6 4 9 -^ 8 9 ton, 4,270; Lou Buller, 4,120; Vivian return trips at 12:30 and 3:30 p.m. M It $iiy 1 Itap and many of the rooms and spaces on Thursday, 8:30 a.m., buses leave the plane are beginning to fill up. We Lesperance, 3,750, and Marguerite Carlson, 3,580. for New York City boat ride. 10 a.m. dDLKSWADENREPAIII 4 still are holding on to a few more, so to 4 p.m., outdoor shuffleboard Sampling the products if you would like to join the gang for a This coming Thursday is our big by fKtory tn in td tp9clall$t$ games. No bus scheduled today. Sampling a few of the 26 flavors available at The Pop Shoppe in Manchester, are, from left, ten-day stay in beautiful fascinating boat ride around New York City, and Phil Polo we will leave the center here at 8:30 Friday, 10 a.m., kitchen social Brian Muiphy, vice-president; Bob Abramcyzk, production manager; and John Marton, Hawaii, and visit two islands, then games, one can of canned goods Locicoro and Zldok A R C 9 call our office for the information. a.m. Because we are taking two president. Located at 249 Spencer St. (Silver Lane) near K-Mart, the new soft drink super­ buses of ninety members, we will not needed. Noon to 12:30 p.m., final CARPET AND FLOOR COVBUNG Wednesday, Aug. 4 is definitely the lunch served. 1 p.m. to 3:30p.m., set­ market offers 16 regular flavors plus 10 sugar-free flavors, which are bottled and sold at the 6 4 6 -5 0 8 6 last day we can accept the down pay­ be serving a meal on that day. The Minpi:^ M snn 'o M i B«i iki. sti «.i im s t iti i-t t e l . back games. Bus pickup at 8:30 a.m., ^ i n plant and store in Manchester. The Pop Shoppe also has another area store on Tolland ment. building will be open for card PAP AUTO REPAIR 031 01 l a s i u u (o t iiu 043-M t return trips at 12:30 and 3:30 p.m. Tpke., near K-Mart in Vernon. Grand opening specials are being offered. The Pop Shoppe is Now for the news at the center. playing, visiting, and outdoor 7061 I SL e -Aroo Charge” a Manchaatar CasiecRcit’s Iwgest Heor Coveriig Deilor Tuesday was one of those hot and shuffleboard games for anyone who open daily from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. and Sunday from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. (Herald photo by Pinto) would like to participate. Conn. Most Ckimplete Garden Center Meetings Vicar gets MERCURY ENNIAL Public records EAST HARTFOMNURSERY next week church post 1378 Slhrar Lana Warranty deeds East Hartford 800-0300 Here’s next week’s schedule of Hagenow, carport at 85 Branford St.. The Rev. Bruce W. Jacques, assis­ Mark H. Peterson to Patricia R. f Phono 646-2706 public meetings in Manchester $ 1,000. NO BERVICe CHARGE tant to the rector at St. Mary’s O’Brien, property at 62 Horton Rd., We Have Everything For (locations are in Municipal Building, Episcopal Church, has been ap­ $40,000. Sylvio G. Beaulieu, tool shed at 78 ilMarvMigm tar a Hows a AMhws a 41 Center St., unless noted): Niles Dr., $200. Your Home Gardening Needs. B27 Halil atTMl pointed vicar of St. Peter’s Episcopal Rae Snyder to David M. Parker Monday Church in South Windsor. He will Alan G. Cox, swimming pool at 3 and Margaret E. Parker, property at French Rd., $500. 4 p.m. — Pension Board, Hearing preach his farewell speech Sept. 12 at 79 Edmund St.,,$37,100. FLO’S Cake Decorating Supplies Room. St. Mary’s. Gene Marek, swimming pool at 170 048-0220 870-3282 Quitclaim deeds Loomis St., $2,000. NOTICE Father Jacques was selected to Edna M. Penny to William F. Tuesday Randall R. Hill, fence at 142 Croft lOMflEIElMOF MLTM CARE SEGOMTRMS 7:30 p.m. — Health Systems Agen­ serve as vicar of St. Peter’s Church Mullen and Norma L. Mullen, Dr., $400. by the church’s calling committee. property on Pine St., no conveyance iti ciNTU ar. 70 UNION rr. OPEN SATURDAY cy, Hearing Room. Edgar J. Berube, addition at 50 M A N CH ISm i, CONN. ROCKV1LL1, CONN. The Rt. Rev. Morgan Porteus, suf­ tax paid. MM.-SM.ia4 8 p.m. — Bicentennial Committee, The New York Militia Act Turnbull Rd., $2,300. Moil.-tai 10-6 Till 5 P.M. Coffee Room. fragan bishop of Connecticut, has ap­ Society for Savings to Leopaul A. TIUM, 1t4 ■1^ m. 1M proved the committee’s selection. dated April 1.1775 sUted that Douglas Phelps, fence at 40 Durant Wednesday In addition to previously ex­ Daigle, East Hartford, property at 20 St., $1,275. The official Episcopal appointment Strawberry Lane, $15,000. Wedding Cake$ A Specialty Parkade Cleaners Make Old Clothes Look Like New- MANCHESTER AUTO PARTS empted persons,. those "free Judgment lien 276 BROAD STREET PHONE 849-4829 7 p.m. Democratic Town €<|nr- will be made in early September, ac­ .Marriage licenses Pictured above, Mr. and Mrs. Martin Libitzky, owners of the Parkade Cleaners located In the Manchester from enlistment now included Manchester SUte Bank against mittee. Hearing Room. cording to The Rev. Stephen Jacob­ 'All firemen within the colony George Finnegan, New York, New EVERYTHINQ IN Parkade, display some of their work that has earned them the reputation of n high quality cleaners. "We Thursday son, rector of St. Mary’s Church. . . . one founder and six men Roy C. Garey and Sylvia Garey, guarantee all our work,” states Libitzky, "and we specialize in all areas of dry cleaning.” ’The Parkade Rev. Bruce W. Jacques York, and Marcia McKeough, 135 property at Orford Village. to every furnace and six men J. • MIRBOflS • SHOWER OOOflS Cleaners are now doing a lot of work in cleaning furs, suedes and evening gowns for the upcoming cold BETTY JANI TURNER 6:30 p.m. Judge’s Hours, Probate Father Jacques has served at St. Hollister St., Aug. 7 at St. Bridget. Certificate of attachment Court. Mary’s Church since November 1974. to every force, all colliers and Building permits STORE FRONTS * SAFETY Q IASS weather. This is just another area of specialization that has helped tag them “the professional dry cleaners.” their necessary servants The Connecticut Bank and ’Trust School of Dance Missionary film A 1970 graduate of Southern Connec­ • BATHTUB ENCLOSURES "With the high cost of buying new clothes these days, it is less expensive to let us dry clean your old clothes 8 p.pi. Republican Town Com­ employed in burning of coal Andrew Gustafson, deck addition Co. against David H. Comins and 40 OAK STREET MANCHESTER mittee, Hearing Room. ticut State College, he received his at 76 Goodwin St., $ ^ . like new," concluded Libitzky. "Peace Child,’’ a missionary film, and all bought servants during Jean Comins, property at 116 High St. JJL WMTE GLASS (»., he. Ballet • Tap - Jam master of divinity degree in 1973 their servitude,’ ” The World 8 p.m. Data Processing Com­ will be shown Sunday at 7 p.m. at Trinity Covenant Church, two tem­ The Connecticut Bank and Trust FUBNITURB TOPB MCTUBE WIHDOWaJ^^ Acrobatic dk Baton mittee, Coffee Room. from the Philadelphia Divinity Almanac notes. Faith Baptist Church, which meets porary tents at 302 Hackmatack St., . Co. against Anthony P. Perozziello, REGISTRATIONS NOW BEINQ ACCEPTED School and was ordained a deacon of $175. at.Orange Hall, 72 E. Center St. The property at 73-75 Oak St. r M M i d u M r 6 4 9 * 7 3 2 2 H SIm NI S t ^ w-j: OVia n YlARt IXFEWfWCI a-w 6 4 9 - 6 2 S 6 Paving schedule program is open to public. A free-will the church. Later that year, he was First Game Mr. and Mrs. Raymond L. offering will be received. ordained to the priesthood by the Rt. Students at the Inter­ Acting Public Works Director Rev. J. Warren Hutchens, bishop of national YMCA Training Filmed in the jungles of the School in Springfield, Mass, Walter Senkow released the schedule the Diocese of Connecticut. He was ’ 763 L southwest Pacific, “Peace Chiid” played the first official for paving of town roads next week. curate at Trinity Church, Torrington, MAIN ST. documents the reaction of stone-age basketball game on Jan. 21, : ■■■■ ‘ i He asks that cars not be parked on people to the message of the Gospel. for 18 months before coming to 1892. It was invented by Dr. s i iV J DON WILUS roads the day work is scheduled. The Manchester. 6 4 3 * 1 1 9 1 Sptclalltlng la James NaismiUi to provide in­ 191 BRAKE SERVICE Department of Public Works ap­ GARAGE door exercise between the MAIN ST. V - ’’I . ’ - F fM iU M pM l preciates the cooperation of the OPEN football and baseball seasons. Noonedse MANCHESTER I I Ibis SL, TiL I4MS31 residents. ALL DAY 4'-■ .4' GMNTilRiHirVM 6 4 3 - 1 9 D 0 '"if , J 'i - Next week’s paving schedule is as SUNDAY Manchetltr Evening Herald follows: Publlihtd «v«ry •vtnlng ixetpL Monday, Parker St.; Tuesday, ARTHUR DRUG Sundtyt and holldaya. Entarad at tha c a n ^ ^ u s Manchaatar, Conn. Post Otfica at Sa* MANCHESTER SAFE LOCK CO. 1 1 4 ‘ ii . 1 * Taylor St.; Wednesday, Lydall St.; cond Claaa Mall Mattar. ft ■iMWriiNa Kitchens of Distinction Thursday, Vernon St.; and Friday, MftUOHtfJtR LOCtiSM/fH NEED A NEW KirCHENT COME TO IlffiEXPQnS Fern St. Suggested Carrier Rates Payabla In Advanca 483 MAIN ST h MANCHESTER a 843-8922 1I1;^THEATRES EAST Singla copy...... isa Waakly...... oo« 'haivoi 48tlM,ComNniUonciw^ USTOM I f ITfUIEN Ona month...... $3.00 can Thraa montha ...... $11.70 LL.... 8N«»S«vle»-BoiKl«d.r ' Six month!...... $23.40 l ? l l h n P / L ktyt In Mock. Repair* o. C ^"Chester notes ^ H ^"THEBADNEW ENTER 1x 649-7544 Onf yaar...... $46.60 g . nnot.kindt. Alto W* Mak* Kayi.Kayi, 3S8 earn nw r, M Ncnm Mall Rataa Upon Raquaat o t O i n S p A Soittora t Pinking Shaart J Discharged Thursday. ^^ 3 yilDnCtt<1 d v | i n r i r i i M Subacribara who fall to racalva ^ ~ Shtrpanail. / St. Louis, 29 Windemere Ave thair nawapapar bafora 5:30 p.m. Carolyn Butterfield, 60 Notch ahould talaphona tha circulation Rd., Bolton; Ernest Bevan, Rockville; Delflna Pola, 55 dapartmant. 647>M46. Haase.) 373 Woodland St.; Frances School St.; Margaret Murphy. Ita ar Sail 8i Far Frit Townsend, 78 Deming St., 28 Bridge Rd., Ellington. ~ ~lN3>M a SkabaaB FtaSaMi South Windsor; Margaret Also, Joyce Talbot, 55 Ben­ ton St.; Marion Crossen, 137 IN D O d N lt E I Nobody else in the world can give AwWm i a I Crane, 95 Essex St.; Isabella m m m Pitta b a it Cana■iMa aim Turkington, 23 Woodland Dr., N. Elm St.; Amanda Marek, fc—.. . , us what you can. 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■Ad PAGE FOUR — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Sat., July 24, 1976 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Sat., July 24. 1976 — PAGE FIVE iMaurl|FBtf r Eii? nin^ Iferali I Today’s thought ] Manchester — A City of Village Charm • Founded Oct. 1, 1881 ^ An anonym ous poem worth M«mb«r, Audit Bureau ol Circulillon Member. United Press International I sharing: All Stores Open Sunday! Published by the Manchester Publishing Co., Herald Square, ! Go break to the needy Manchester, Conn, 06040, Telephone (203) 643-2711. Sweet charity’s bread, EXCEPT: 30 FAIRFIELD AVE.. BRIOfiEPORT ■ 91 COOKE 8T.. WATEBBURY - 1 4 PARK S T., THOMASTOH • 148 BROAD 8T.. WINDSOR ^ For giving is living Raymond F Robinson, Edifor-Publliher Harold E. Turkington. Managing Edilor The angel said. But must I give again and again Opinion Without ever stopping? Oh, no! said the angel Mid Summer Savings Spree! All Stores Open Until 10 P.M . With yourself be true. Just give until the Lord For safe driving’s sake, Stops giving to you! The Sisters of the Congregation let’s prune the hedges de Notre Dame of St. Bartholomew Parish For Your Saving A Shopping How often have you seen a higher than three feet from the A S p motorist inch into an intersec­ road bed. Whatever obstructs, Convonionco all A&P Sloros will bo tion because shrubbery he clamps down on it, he says. Almanac blocked his view of traffic in But Ernie Matchell can’t be Ojion Til 10 p.m.’ Mon. Thru Sat. the other direction? everywhere in town; there are Manchester has a zoning By L'niled Press International With Supor Bonus Coupons many corner lots with Today is Saturday, July 24, the regulation about visibility for shrubbery too high, bushes that 206th day of 1976 with 160 to follow. ADVERTISED ITEM PDLICY All Day, Evory Day, Mon. thru Sat. motorists. It’s Article II, Sec­ need clipping or trees pruned The moon is approaching its new tion 1, under 1.03.06 — Fences, phase. Each ol these advertised items is re­ so that motorists can see The morning star is Jupiter. Como Soo and Enjoy Groat Screening and Visibility. The beyond them. quired to be readily available for sale at The evening stars are Mercury, or below the advertised price In each subparagraph reads like this: Let each of us living on a cor­ Mars, and Venus and Saturn. Savings Dn Ihoso Popular (e) No object, fence, hedge, Those born on this date are under A&P store, except as specifically noted 2 ner lot review his plantings the sign of Leo. In this ad. shrub or tree shall be main­ and place ourselves in the posi­ Markat Baskot Homs tained at a height that American aviatrix Amelia Earhart tion of the motorist. Can he see Putnam was born July 24, 1898. STORES NORMALLY OPEN 24 HOUR OH UNTIL MIDNIGHT obstructs visibility for On this day in history: BEEF CHUCK UNDERBLADE BONELESS the traffic flow? Are there any WILL REMAIN OPEN THE USUAL STORE HOURS. automobiles. other obstructions to his view? In 1679, New Hampshire became a Ernest Matchell, the town’s royal colony of the British crown. Cut them down, or remove In 1929, President Hubert Hoover zoning enforcement officer, them. We need less hazards for signed the Kellogg-Briand ’Treaty, says he recommends it be no motorists. under which 43 nations agreed to Chuck Steaks^l 4 denounce war as an instrument of national policy. Other editor*8 say In 1969, Apollo II returned to earth after a historic moon landing mis­ sion. Super Bonus Coupons In 1974, the U.S. Supreme Court Capital punishment ruled that President Nixon must give BEEF ROUND BONELESS ALLCOOD OH SMITHFIELD Judge John Sirica White House tapes for the criminal trial of his former Bottom Round 1 9 Sliced here and in Canada associates. SAVE BIG A thought for the day: American lb. While the United States Several hundred persons author Albert Terhune said, “ Win Roasts Bacon Supreme Court has recently convicted of murder are in without boasting, lose without excuse." decreed that capital punish­ American prisons. For many FRESH - U.S.D.A. INSPECTED CONTAINS NOT MORE 23% FAT SAVEI ment is neither cruel nor un­ of them, the recent decision of Chicken Leao Grouod rT^~i'pRiDET"~cTVpRioiTpR!c~pS'|g^Tp~~PR^^^ usual, and may be permitted the Supreme Court has cleared Wni S7.M PUnCNAK under state regulations, the legal barriers to their execu­ Dateline 1776 Q n n f FORMERLY HALF CALLON ucuwm TOHCce i Legs D Q 6 I GROUND CHUCK Aicenoic KVEIA6Et Canadian House of Commons tion. In Canada, by contrast, has voted, 130 to 124, to abolish the lives of convicted By United Preia International SAVE Minute Maid. IN CRY-O-VAC P H ILA D ELPH IA , Ju ly 24 - the death penalty for all murderers have been spared i : Congressional President John Han­ Orange civilian crimes, leaving only by the act of Parliament whose cock fired off a letter to Gen. Phillip Fresh treasonable military crimes passage marked a split in Schuyler who had been clashing with 20« subject to punishment by Parliamentary ranks. Gen. Horatio Gates. He wrote that he Brisket i- Juice death. John Diefenbaker, Conser­ was “ concerned to find there should ItMiT ONE COUfON PEN FMNIV. be a necessity of recommending har­ WHOLE 20 V/UiO JULY »*3 I. 1976. The fact that it was approved vative, and former prime P ____ mony to the officers and troops of 7-10 lb. |« PRICE A PRIDE* PRICE i PRIDE • PRICE » PRIDE • PRICE A PRIDE « P R C E J by the Commons was sufficient minister, refused to*support (Herald photo by Pinto) different states under your com­ to save three convicted killers mand...nothing can show greater size the bill. fT PRi^iTpiDE ~ p ^ : ? ‘tPmorT*p'HicrAp!iii)i*TpR!cET‘p>iio~ prIcT H Delphinium garden of Mrs. Paul McKay, 43 White St. weakness or wickedness than to of policemen from hangUBg. The supporters of capital wffN 17® m e throw provincial reflections on one U a W M TNAGCt I They were to have been punishment plan to make the another." AlCGUMRimMU MARVEL ALL FLAVORS executed on the day that the matter an issue in the next Commons acted. general election due in 1978. SAVE Instead of capital punish­ Half Gallon In the interval, the MELLOW SUMMER ment for civilians, the new bill experience of both Canada and Ford proposal recalls words of Paul Douglas will carry a prison sentence of the United States will be close­ 3 7 ‘ Ice Cream 25 years for first-degree mur­ ly watched with a view to ap­ WASHINGTON. July 23 - When from unlawful governmental policy. with antibusing disturbances. In Bartlett Pears LIMIT ONE COUPON PEN FAMILY. der; ten years for second- praising the possible deterrent Paul Douglas was a liberal Senator No rational reason can be offered for many communities more money is 0 3 ® 21 VAUD JULY 26-31.1970. from Illinois, that wise legisiator Andrew Tully degree murder in which the effect of capital punishment, the citywidc busing plans put into spent on forced busing than on text­ j j PRICE & P RIOC ■ PPI(^&^PRIDE • PRICE 4 PRIDE • PRICE 4 PRIDE • , P F ffC E J used to complain that the nation’s effect in scores of communities books. VERY FINE ALL FLAVORS motive of premeditation is ab­ from The Meriden Morning judicial system had become “a where imbalances are the result of Ford has said that the purpose of sent. Record. sacred cow" and demand that 'Rj^4"pRioE" PRicTsTniDr n>RfCE7p!5)r" •TfiicETpJwrr pflcr n Forced busing is controversial and housing patterns. Why should black this bill is “ to place the debate of this lbs. Congress assert its power to legislate divisive; it is one of today’s untidy children be bused from controversial issue into the halls of Fruit WITMt7.MmeuSE what he called “ constitutional UaW M tllACCII and difficult problems. Thus, it is an neighborhoods where the schools are Congress — into responsible and AlCINIld KVUItft !l adjustm ents” to Supreme Court 48 oz. I issue that cries out for debate on predominantly black only because orderly debate within the democratic AAP RRARULATEO Campaign donations rulings. Capitol Hill and," ultimately, the the neighborhoods are pr^ominant- process — and not on the streets of Drinks btl. SAVE Ray Cromley reasons why the Ford, Carter and Douglas' words are recalled today presentation of alternatives. ly black? our cities." He wants written into the when so many reformers, most of Reagan lists differ. Congress, after alt, represents the I don't know whether Congress will law "a new perspective” which HEINZ TOMATO 5 lb. Bag WASHINGTON — The list of major One of the top men in the real es­ them well-intentioned, are people. It has not only the right but buy Ford's Mojjjgal to set a three-to- would give force to the dictum that contributions to President Ford’s tate, development, construction expressing horror over President the obligation to — in a manner of five-year limit on the period during court-ordered busing shouid be used 4 6 « Sugar campaign is as different from Ronald business nationally said privately the Ford's request that Congress enact speaking — disagree constitutionally which judges couid impose busing only as a last resort, and not Kog-0- Reagan’s as Reagan’s is from that of other day that he and most of those his bili to restrain court-ordered with the judicial branch. remedies. On its face, it seems con­ frivolously as some judges have used 32 oz.j IIRIIT ONE (31UP0N KN FAMILV. Jimmy Carter. he knew well in his field, would not busing of public school children. Ford's plan may have its faults, tradictory; oniy a judge can decide it. 0 3 ® zz VAlieJUlV2S-3l. 1976. A sampling of the Ford big donors support a Republican candidate for The argument seems to be that but in essence it is a reasonable ap­ Ketchup keg whether a community has done its Obviousiy, the need is for alter­ ! • PRICE A PRIDE • PRICE i PRIDE • PRICE^R^OE • PRICE A PRIDE • PRICE J — those who gave $100 or more — president in this election because of because the highest bench has had its proach to the problem. As a result, of constitutional duty on behalf of natives, and Congress could do worse reveals an unusually heavy backing the way in which the Nixon and Ford say in refusing to review forced course, extremists on both sides of school integration. Stiil, how many than to vote into the Ford bill those CARNATION LIQUID busing in Boston, the subject is no P p r ! ^ L P pioE ptocT* i'piu6r ~ jRicrA m oT ~S!ctT*m “ p r " »1 by men and women who classify administrations had treated the in-' the issue are displeased — to put it cities can afford to hus indefinitely? proposed by Rep. Richardson llO ' OFF LABEl I longer open to political discussion — themselves as business executives or dustry these past years. mildly. Their displeasure is an argu­ An example: Since Judge W. Preyer, D-N.C. Preyer wants the Ig viiAiianMaAii)|l even if only to inquire into busing’s Coffee U r . W 1 1 i _ l uawMTiwtiA ni corporation officers — and ’Though it is certain this man had ment in the biil’s favor; iaws are not Arthur Garrity Jr. ordered busing in redrawing of attendance lines, use of ■ R. 1 U . ■ V I ■ n i l l D T I l D AiOMUcniuMa effectiveness. Roy Wiikins of the housewives. taken no poll, the sentiment he supposed to give aid and comfort to Boston, school spending has in­ the magnet school concept, pairing of 32 oz. OUART JAR NAACP, a man I admire, has even 'The number of those listed as expressed no doubt accounts for the wild men. creased by 46 per cent, whereas spen­ schools, and strong fair housing en­ Mate btl. denounced the Ford bill as “a retired aiso was unusually great In relatively low numbers of those in The main thrust of the bill is that ding by all other departments rose by forcement. Busing truly will become Detergent craven, cowardly, despicable comparison with the comparable the Ford and Reagan big givers lists section which would limit the use of only 5 per cent. Boston’s police a "judicial tool of last resort" only Page retreat." ALL VARIETIES ^00 Reagan and Carter reports. who classify themselves as being in busing to specific schools where department also has been forced to when sucH other desegregation Come on, ladies and gentiemen. Further down the Ford list In the real estate, development or con­ racial imbalances have resulted increase its budget in order to cope means have been tested. numbers came lawyers and bankers struction business and the frequency Mayonnaisel and self-employed. with which men in thse fields appear Betty Crocker FRESHNESS PURE 3Z LIMIT ONE l»UraN KN FAMXV. In sample, there was even one in the Carter lists. 0 3 ® VUID JUIT 26-31.1676. major donor who classified himself There have been reports of late of Generosity at the taxpayer’s expense AND SAVINGS Layer Cake Mixes PRICE A PRIDE • ^ I ^ ^ I O E < PRICE A PRIDE • PRICE A PRIDE . P R lC E ^ as "unemployed.” rumblings among government Crisco Oil By contrast, Reagan’s lists in­ employes, bothered, it’s said, by Mr. WASHINGTON - (NEA) - In ad­ hot the amount, " he said, "It’s the and astounded at his own Ignorance. FROM ASP principle,” for it was not his un­ PRICE A PRIDE ■ PRICE A PRIDE • PRICE A m iD E .P R IC E A PRIDE ’ PRICI .1 cluded relatively large numbers of Ford’s joining Carter and Reagan in dition to being the Bicentenniai, 1976 Tom Tiede And he never forgot the farm er’s 38 u. engineers and technical men, airline downgrading the bureaucracy. ’There is the 190th anniversary of the birth, derstanding of the tax disbursing simple eloquent plea for Hscal nniiERFMC kU. 'T 4 9 ^ EKUMMITHAL. pilots, physicians and surgeons, are indications, in fact, that this has and 140th anniversary of the death, of responsibilities granted lawmakers responsibility. According to the CALIFORNIA n m u tw im m by the Constitution. for 00 smail businessmen, government hurt both Mr. Ford and Carter in the one of the free man’s legendary sons: plowing' Ills fields, the colonel in­ stoi7 , he returned to Congress a l-LR. PKR. RIEAT OR The farmer said he was not un­ Oranges VALENCIA empioyes, ranchers and blue-coiiar donor column — except, of course for Col. David Crockett of Tennessee. troduced himself as “One of those more farsighted man. And some CHUNK LIGHT IN WATER workers. mindful of the unfortunate. To the W OFF LABEL donations by major Ford appointees. Though he is remembered today unfortunate beings called can­ years later, when the House was contrary, his concern was with the A&P Beef And attorneys, editors and Curiously, however, Reagan’s strong mostly and excessively as a didates,” but before he could finish debating an appropriation for the Delmonte .! pubiishers and smail radio station statements on the bureaucracy do woodsman (he once killed 105 bears his pitch the farmer cut him off. The unfortunate. “Taxation,” he said, relief of the widow of a popular naval lor Jo y “ reaches every man in the country, operators and owners, stock brokers, not seem to have discouraged donors in nine months) apd as a soldier (he man recognized Crockett, and ad­ officer, Crockett rose quickly to the Fresh Limes Tuna Franks no matter hofr poor he may be, and investment men, real estate in that group. died at the Alamo), it may be in­ vised him not to waste his time: “ I occasion. Liquid structive now to plso recall that he the poorer he is the more he pays in developers, contractors and builders It should be mentioned that in each shall not vote for you.” SWEET UNIT ONE IXIUrON KN FAMILY. proportion to his means. So you see stood out in Jimmy Carter’s reports. case a runthrough, if it were possi­ was a statesman who served three Crockett was stunned and begged He said he could not let his respect Z4 VALID JU T 26-31.1676. ' Mr. Ford also seemed to be ble, of the under-$llX) donations, terms in Congress. that while you are contributing to Nectarines LUSCIOUS the farmer for edification: for the deceased lead him into an act ZZtz. U PRICE APRIOE ■ PRICE A PRIDE • PRICE A PRIDE » PRICE A PRIDE . PRICE* | relieve one, you are drawing it from receiving support from a wider range would give a far better picture of the Admittedly, Crockett’s perfor­ “ Well,” said the voter, “ though I of injustice to the living. He repeated enl. of political funds than his two major depth and breadth of support, or lack mance in the House of Represen­ thousands who are even worse off the lesson he learned from the live here in the backwoods and l>WOI• I'luf.l IT ' rivals. than he.” That is not democracy. M ‘tPRIOI'l-Xf.i «<,l » PRIDE •roiCI s PRIDE • c n i c r i T r; MI(.( , PRIDE •I'RICI .PRIDE .I'H IU j T r T i . H i u .RRIDE«PRp!f .P R I D E -l'M ic T s T fT l'H lM . PRIDE •I'lllCt . PRIDE.PniC! r r “ c T a' p r ioE ” pmcTA’ pRioT T * w ; EA PRWf" TTRlcETpRiofT p r ic T."! of it, for each candidacy by various tatives passed almost entirely seldom go from home, I take the farmer. Then, calling himself the That is not even good sense, It is WITN 17 M pueouti Typical were the American occupational groups. ’The picture without memorable incident. He was papers from Washington and read "poorest man on this floor,'' he said N g Is ------N si Is is dangerous precedent. : | | : lia M W IGlACCt A Bankers Political Action Committee would be clearer, too, if more donors a man of raw and limited intellect, very carefully all the proceedings of he would contribute a week’s salary iTVUil'iTib £||i RLCMIGIC MVflMEI Relief was certainly necessary for A&P * 20 LB. BAG the Gas Employes Political Election listed their occupations and the com­ never comfortable in the pomp of Congress.” Then, specifically, he to the widow if every other member the fire victims, the farmer added, CBY-O-VAC ALL GRINDS Committee, the American Insurance panies with which they’re associated, Capitol Hill. Still, as we are mentioned the time Crockett had did, and that would settle the matter. FROZEN BULK PERK OR EL. peak > liz QUARTERS SAVE reminded by one of his latter-day but not with money Congress had no Mens Political Action Committee, a requirement of the law Ignored in cast a vote to appropriate $20,000 to Of course it did not settle the ui• | I l l(U * Charcoal ( 1 0 0 right to give. “ The people have Whole A&PVacPack the Hawaiian Telephone Employes the majority of cases. colleagues. Democratic Rep. Ron help some residents of Washington matter. These years later we know Haddock M a x Pax Prom ise Good Government Fund and political What’s Interesting is the number of Paul of Texas, the colonel left us with who had been made homeless by a delegated to Congress...the that Congress annually spends one of Top Sirloins 0 Coffee Fillets ioffee Filters M argarine Briquets ^ funds sponsored by Standard Oil of groups and fund giving to all three of at least one political tale as delicious large fire. power...to collect and pay monies, every three tax dollars on matters of as any adventure he lived. and for nothing else.” If the n lO-ZO«. $k|. I* 1-lk. c u . Indiana, the Lockheed, Central Soya, the frontrunners. In part, of course, Crockett admitted guilt but replied charity. And probably should. Yet in II S-16 kn to cl. - IZ u . T Burlington, the Carpet and Rug In­ According to Paul, who gets his in­ representatives were truly sym­ " k $k, this reflects the different outlooks of that his was a charitable act, in­ this Bicentennial, at a time when we CMPMranilT. « CMWI r a H M T . .M I M M i P a i W M l CNPIB Pfil FAHLT UMIT M E COUPM K6 FAMKT. formation from the Foundation for pathetic with the fire victims, and SSJLdBWwuiMttHi. iiiiV M .1 n iM m y t u t , m j dustry, Chevron (petroleum), Olin those who contribute to the funds. In volving a relatively Insignificant sum are concerned with government as S JILd m »*■ * » iMi. iiu .y r >iu IMI. im y Z5 VAU6 JULY 26-31. 1671. (chem icals). Union Carbide other cases it means that donors are Economic Education, the story truly honest to the Constitution, the seldom before, we might do well to of tax money, of which nobody in a \ ^ 4PRiOE«F'Hi( \ P R I O E * l ’‘ hl I ^ ^ F'HII 1 i$PniDE*UMi( I .4PRIOE*l'U« I PFIK'F&PmDI » P«iq ipfttpg • PRICE &PmDE • PRICE &PniOf •P R [« J voter concluded, they would have (chemicals) and E ast Ohio Gas hedging their bets. By giving to all began in the early 1830s while great and rich country should com- remember that when Davey Crockett J Employes*. raised contributions from their own rmcaSiiH«rjULrzMTw^^ ^ *** NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR nPOGRAPHICAL ERRORS three men, they’re certain to have Crockett was stumping his state for piain. Yet the farmer was unim­ asked Congress to contribute their ITEMS FOR SALE NOT AVAIUBkE7o*lTHE7 ^A ilLlu LER rO R WHOLESALERS There are, of course, some clear pockets. picked a winner. re-election. Coming upon a farmer pressed with the explanation. “ It’s own money to a decent cause, not one Crockett was touched, enlightened of them responded. 1 PAGE_S1X MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Sat., July 24, 1976

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Sat., July 24, 1976— PAGE SEVEN ST. lUHTIIOl.OMEW'S CHURCH, E. Middle Tpke. Rev. Philip Hussey, EMANUEE LUTHERAN CHURUM) pastor. ' Church and Chektnut Sts. Rev. Ronald J. , Saturday Mass at 5 p.m.; Sunday LOCAL CHURCHES Fournier and Rev. C. Henry Anderson] iianrljfafrr EunttitgHrralJi Masses at 8:30, 10:15 and 11:30 a.m. pastors; Michel Clark, intern. Young adult meetitig place sought 8 and 9:30 a.m.. The Service; 9:30 a.m., COSPEl, HAM.. 415 Center St. chapel service for children. Nursery for 10 a.m., Sunday School; 8:30 p.m., CONCORDIA ' LUTHERAN Vertion 10 a.m., Breaking bread; 11:45 a.m., Infants; Noon, buses leave church for Other towns have a similar problem Sunday School; 7 p.m.. Gospel meeting. "Sound of His Coming" radio program on CHURCH, 40 Pitkin St. Rev. Burton D. A request to consider setting up an using "gestapo tactics" to correct lowering of the legal drinking age to WINF; 7:30 p.m.. Evangelistic Service. Lutheran Church In America National and "w e have to address ourselves to Strand, Rev. David W. Rinas, co-pastors. Area news area where young people can the problem. He said he has, at 18 and the lack of a place for Uiat age ST'. IIKIUGKT CHURCH, 70 Main St. Convention in Boston. PKESRVTERIAN CHURCH, 43 9 a.m.. Holy Ckrmmunlon, Nursery for Andover Ellington Hebron South Windsor socialize and yet be supervised will various times, received complaints Rev. John J. Delaney, pastor. Rev. stnall children. He is against running the young group to socialize. He said such an Spruce St. Rev. Mack Weiford, pastor. Bolton Coventry. East Hartford be sent to the Recreation Commis­ from people living in the Henry Park William J. Stack, Rev. William J. Tolland Vernon people out of the public parks area would have to be set up with Killeen. 9:15 a.m., Sunday School; 10:30 a.m.. CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF SOUTH UNITED METHODIST sion by Mayor Thomas Benoit. area concerning the "debris and certain restrictions on It. Worship, Nursery provided; 7 p.m.. In­ because he feels this will drive them carrying on." Saturday Masses at 5 and 7:30 p.m., LAri'ER-DAY SAINTS, Woodslde St. & CHURCH, 1226 Main St. Rev. George W. The mayor, Thursday, expressed The mayor said anyone under age formal Worship, study and fellowship. Hillstown Rd. Wendel K. Walton, bishop. Webb, pastor, to some "hidden” place where they Mayor Benoit said police patrol of school auditorium; Sunday Masses at concern about young persons will not be controlled. 18 and found to be drinking in the 7:30, 9 and 10:30, in church; 10:30 a.m'.' 8:30 a.m.. Priesthood; 9:30 a.m.. 9 a.m.. Adult Discussion Group, Susan­ the area has been increased. He feels drinking in the public parks. He said The mayor also said he is against public park areas, will be handled by and noon in school auditorium. ST, JAiMES CHURCH, Msgr. Edward Seminary; 10:30 a.m., Sunday School; 5 nah Wesley Hall; 10 a.m.. Morning the root of the problem Is the the law. J. Reardon, pastor; Rev. Bernard p.m.. Sacrament Service. Worship, Pastor Lawrence Hill . THK SALVAflON ARMY, 661 Main Killeen. preaching, sermon: A summer series on Family rescue St. Capt. and Mrs. Arthur Carlson, corps V : Saturday Masses at 5 and 7:30 p.m.; ' the fruit of the spirit; "The Fruit; officers. CENTER CONGREGATIONAL Peace," coffee hour following service. Sunday Masses at 7:30, 9, 10:30 a.m., CHURCH, UNITED CHURCH OF 9:30 a.m., Sunday School; 10:45 a.m.. noon and 5 p.m. Nursery through 5 year olds; 7:30 p.m.. Holiness Meeting; 6 p.m., Open-Air CHRIST, 11 Center St. Rev. Newell H. Praise and Teaching Service. Curtis Jr., Rev. R. Winthrop Nelson Jr., course offered Meeting; 7 p.m.. Salvation Meeting. ST. JOHN'S POLISH NATIONAL \ CATHOLIC CHURCH, 23 Golway St. pastors. NORTH UNITED METHODIST Hebron which even a nonswimmer may help, KULI, COSl’KL INTERDENOMI- 10 a.m.. Union Service with Second Rev. Walter A. Hyszko, pastor. CHURCH, 300 Parker St. Rev. Earle R. A family water safety and basic she said. NATIONAI. CHURCH, 745 Main St. Congregational Church at 385 N. Main St. Custer, pastor. kV-' CAIVMV Rev. Philip Saunders, minister. 9 a.m.. Mass in English; 10:30 a.m.. rescue dourse is being offered Mon­ This certified Red Cross course Mass in Polish and English. 9 a.m.. Worship Service, sermon: will teach a person to recognize 10:30 a.m.. Praise, Worship Service “Lord of Lords!" Nursery for children 5 day through Thursday as part of the and Bible study for all ages; 7 p.m.. UNITARIAN UNIVERSALIST ZION EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN Recreation Commission’s summer hazardous conditions and practices, and younger, coffee fellowship after the how to get out of dangerous Deliverance Service. SOCIETA: Eusi, Community Y, 79 N. CHURCH, (MISSOURI SYNOD), service, Kay Peterson, guest organist, swimming program at Gay City 7/ Main St. Rev. Arnold Westwood, Cooper and High Sts. Rev.-CTiarles W. Karen Erickson and Bob Hunter, soloists. State Park. situations, and how to safely aid a KAITH BAPTI.ST CHURCH, Orange minister. Kuhl, pastor. drowning person. Students Will learn Hall 72 E. Center St. Rev. James This is the first time this four-hour - There will be np formal meetings 9 a.m.. Divine Worship. BOLTON CONGREGATilDNAL course is being offered. It is designed personal safety skills, basic rules for Beliasov, pastor. CHURCH, Bolton Center Rd. Rev. J. 9:30 a.m., Sunday School; 10:30 a.m.. throqghout the summer. For information for both children and adults and open safety in emergencies, basic rescue, on spwific informal events call 646-5151. Stanton Conover, minister. Worship Service; 7 p.m.. Evening Ser­ to everyone regardless of their swim­ mouth-to-mouth resuscitation, the vice. Meetings will resume Sept. 12. SECOND CONGREGATIONAL 10:30 a.m.. Worship Service, Mr. care of neck and back Injuries and Harold Smithr'speaker. ming ability. CHURCH, UNITED CHURCH OF survival skills needed in water CHRIST, 385 N. Main St. Rev. Dr. Felix Caroline Murphy, program coor­ c m RCII OF I'ME ASSUMPTION, ST. MARY'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH, emergencies. Adams St. at Thompson Rd. Rev. M. Davis, minister. dinator, said that since there are Church and Park St. Rev. Stephen K. The course will run from 9 to 10 Edward S. Pepin, pastor; Rev. Paul CAL\ ARV CHURCH (ASSEMBLIES many home pools and farm ponds in Jacobson, rector; Rev. Bruce W. a.m. and a minimal fee will be ''V Trinque. OF GOD), 647 E. Middle Tpke. Rev. 10 a.m.. Union Services with Center Jacques, assistant to the rector; Rev. town, she hopes residents will take Saturday Masses at 5 and 7:30 p.m.; Kenneth L. Gustafson, pastor. advantage of this safety course. charged. Swimming Instruction for 9:45 a m., Sunday School, classes for Congregational Church at Second Church, Ronald E.~ Haldeman, assistant to the adults and older children will follow If Sunday Masses at 7:30, 9,10:30 and 11:45 child care for Nursery through rector. Drowning is the second leading a.m. adults and children; 10:50 a.m.. Worship this course and be given from 9 to 10 kindergarten, sermon by the Rev. 7:30 a.m.. Holy Eucharist, Rite 2; 10 cause of death in the United SUtes Service, message by the pastor; 7 p.m.. a.m ., July 30 through Aug. 6. UNITED PENTECOSTAL CHURCH, Gospel Service, Hymnsing, music and Bi­ Winthrop Nelson of Center Church, a.m.. Holy Eucharist, Rite 1, with ser­ for children and young adults. Most 185 Woodbridge St. Rev. Robert Baker, Coffee Hour in Fellowship Hall after ser­ mon by Father Jacobson; 5 p.m.. Holy people are unaware of the ways in To learn more, call Mrs. Murphy at ble message; 10:30 p.m.. Revivaltime 228-3211. pastor. Radio Service on WINF. vice. Eucharist, Rite 2. Penelope Sibun (Herald photo by Dunn) AREA CHURCHES wins Harvard prize Calvary Church / COVENTRY PRESBYTERIAN S I". MA TITIEft 'S CHURCH, Tolland Hebron around student In the junior class of a C lll RCII, Nathan Hale School Rd. 31. Rev. Francis J, O’Keefe, pastor. high school at the end of the year. minister; the Rev. Edwin W. ST. GEORGE’S EPISCOPAL Miss Penelope Sibun, a senior this Rev. Dr. Richard W. Gray, pastor. Saturday Masses at 5 and 7 p.m.; Sun­ CHURCH, Boston Tpke., Rt. 44A, Miss Sibun, daughter of Mr. and Bartholomew, assistant minister. fall at Rham High School, received a 9:30 a.m., Worship; II a.m., Sunday day Masses at 8:30, 10:30 and 11:45 a.m. Bolton. Rev. John F. Flora III, vicar. ^ s . John Sibun of East St., Hebron, Wings of evening School; 7:30 p.m., Bible Study at par­ 9:30 a.m.. Worship Service, child and Harvard book prize. By Cliff Simpson MESSIAH EVANGELICAL infant care available, coffee fellowship 9 a.m.. Holy Communion and sermon. is the first Rham student to receive sonage on Cornwall Dr. Ralph J. Wadsworth of 32 the prize. LITHERAN CHURCH, (Wisconsin after the service. UNITED METHODIST CHURCH, FIRST ASSEMBLIES OF GOD, 763 Synod), 300 Buckland Rd., South Windsor. Glenstone Dr., Rockville, a graduate The book is called "Selections Chris Schenkel prays FIRST CONGREGATIONAL 1040 Boston Tpke. (Rt. 44A), Bolton. Rev. of Harvard College, donated the CoinmentB on “Liberty'” Oak St., East Hartford. Rev. Ralph F. 9 a.m., Sunday School; 10 a.m.. David M. Campbell, pastor. from Three Centuries” and includes Jelley, pastor. CHURCH, UNITED CHURCH OF funds for the book. You have heard his easy, relaxed Some folks believe liberty is doing Worship Service, 10 a.m.. Family Worship Service, writings of Harvard students since CHRIST, Andover. Rev. David J. Reese The book is awarded to the best all voice sharing the agonies and thrills as they please, but with controls on 10 a.m., Church School; 11 a.m.. Mor­ Nursery provided for Infants through the late 1600s. ning Worship; 7 p.m.. Evening Service. S T. JOHN'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH, III, pastor. of sports with his millions of others" — Arnold Glasow. Rt, 30, Vernon. Rev. Robert H, Wellner, 10 a.m.. Morning Worship. Grade 2, sermon; “Good News, Bad listeners. Did you know he was a “Liberty is a product of order” — \ ERNON ASSEMBLIES OF GOD, 51 rector. News, Good News.” praying man? I did not until I came Will Durant Old Town Rd. TALCOTTVILLE CONGREGA­ 8 a.m.. Holy Communion; 10 a.m.. TRINITY COYEN.A.NT CHURCH, 301 across a brief article in which he told "The condition upon which God has 9:45 a.m., Sunday School for all ages; Family Service and Church School. TIONAL CHURCH, UNITED Board hires Wilkinson CHURCH OF CHRIST. Rev. Kenneth Hackmatack St. Rev. Norman E. Nesting season is over of his experience. given liberty to man is eternal 11 a.m., Morning Worship; 7 p.m.. Swensen, pastor. town’s park department for about a Once he was driving down the In­ Evening Evangelistic. TRINITV LUTHERAN CHURCH, Knox, pastor. Bplton •Charles Croston, 12, left, and Kevin McAuliffe, 10, both of vigilance.” — John Philpot Curran Rt. 30and Meadowlark Rd., Vernon. Rev. 10 a.m.. Worship. 9:30 a.m.. Worship service with the year. St. recently. Apparently its spring hatchlings have flown. dianapolis Speedway with John Donald J. McClean, pastor. Rev. Mr. Swensen preaching. Nursery Ken Wilkinson of Bolton was hired There were 12 applicanU for the Hebron, found this empty nest in a forsythia bush on Wall (Herald photo by Evelyn Croston) Glenn and two others. They were to Chuckle IMTED CONGREGATIONAL 9 a.m.. Worship Service. ROCKVILLE UNITED METH­ provided, coffee hour will follow the ser­ by the Board of Selectmen for the position of which three were inter­ get off the track at a particular spot The cannibal chief looked at the CHURCH, l.MTED CHURCH OF ODIST CHURCH, 142 Grove St. Rev. vice; 7 p.m.. Evening Service. town’s newly created maintenance viewed. OUR SAVIOR LUTHERAN John W. Mortimer, pastor. and let the racers hurtle by, but the woe-begone prisoner before him and t.HRIST, Tolland. Rev. Donald G. position. Wilkinson will work a 35-hour week Miller, minister, CHURCH, 239 Graham Rd., South Wind­ 9:30 a.m.. Worship Service. FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, flagman was hidden by eager spec­ asked what position he had held back Wilkinson has been working for the and receive $3.25 per hours. 9:30 and 11 a.m.. Worship Service and sor. Rev. Ronald A. Erbe, pastor. SCIENTIs r, 447 N. Main St. tators. They were flirting with 130 home before he was captured. FIRST CONGREGATIONAL 10 a.m.. Church Service, Sunday Sebool m.p.h. — and they were headed for Church School; 7 to 8:30 p.m.. Pilgrim 9 a.m.. Worship and Sunday School; Friends help Bentley Library Taking heart at the native’s in­ Fellowship, 10:15 a.m.. Worship Service. CHURCH, Coventry. for pupils up to the age of 20, care (or the stands full of people. Breaking terest, the captive said he was an Union Summer ^rvices with Second very young pupils, subject of the lesson- Bolton Townspeople are making use of the like mad, the driver swerved editor of a religious magazine. SACRED HEART CHURCH, Rt. 30, CRYSTAL LAKE CO.M.MUNITY Congregational Church at Second (Thurch sermon: ■•Truth.” golden text from the Marshall to help form The library room is for use by has arranged a historical display. sideways and whammed into the Vernon. Rev. Ralph Kelley, pastor. Rev. UNITED MFiTHODIST CHURCH, on 44-A during the month of July — being Bible, "There is a river, the streams Joann Neath, Friends of the statewide services of Connecticard residents. It is also used for displays It depicts 300 years of everyday life "Good” grunted the cannibal, Ellington. through the library. stands at 60 m.p.h. There were no Edward Konopka. held in First Church on Main St. during whereof shall make glad the city of God, Library chairperson, said the sugges­ by local artists. including a christening gown, "tomorrow you will be editor-in- 10:15 a.m.. Coffee hour; 11 a.m.. August. fatalities. Saturday Mass at 5 p.m.; Sunday the holy place of the tabernacles of the tion box at Bentley Memorial "The library is central to the town The library has a reading room for hatchel, flax and woven cloth and chief." Worship Service, Sunday School. waste stufly committee When Chris got home that day, Masses at 7:30, 9, 10:30 a.m. and ndon. 9:30 a.m.. Worship Service, sermon, most High. God is in the midst of her; she Library has produced ideas for recor­ and we hope it will be a center of the adults. Woollett is developing its Which brings to mind the comment ■Rev. Bruce J. Johnson preaching. Coffee post cards of the railroad at Bolton various members of his family raised shall not be moved." Psalms 46:4,5. The Bolton dings, tapes, book discussions, and community,” she said. paperback section. of an American sailor on a small ST. MARGARET MARY'S CHURCH, ST. PETER'S EPISCOPAL hour following worship in the community He asked to attend the first formal Notch. questions about the accident. It was (.III IK.II, Sand Hill Rd., South Windsor. Christian Science Reading Room, 968 current event discussions. "No longer is a library confined to island in the Pacific. Observing a Wapping. Rev. William McGrath and building. Nursery care in community Jim Marshall will act as tem­ meeting of the committee after its Friends to meet It will stay until Aug. 1. Rev. Miles S. Macintoch, vicar. Main St., is open to the public Mondays She said some people cite in­ bo()ks. There are many programs Johnny, 7, who asked, “Did you pray, native reading the Bible, he said in a Rev. Joseph Schick, co-pastors. building during worship. porary chairman of the Solid Waste formation meeting. He plans to give Sue Gorton, display chairman, said dad?" 8 a.m.. Holy Communion; 10a.m., Holy through Fridays from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. convenient hours as the reason for which can evolve if there is an in­ The next meeting of Friends of the Saturday Masses at 5 and 7 p.m.; Sun­ Disposal Study Committee at the background on solid waste disposal to future displays will inclQde a superior way, “Why are you wasting Communion, first and third Sundays; and the first and third Thursday evenings Library will be Sept. 27. FOL hopes His reply, “All I could think of was day Masses at 8:30 and 11:30 a.m. ST. JOSEPH CHURCH, 33 West St., request of David Dreselly, first not making more use of the library. terest. Our group is always open to tinsmith’s wares, a historic plate your time with that book? It will Morning Prayer, second, forth and fifth Rockville. from 7 to 9 except holidays, a free public the committee and lay out their to conduct a survey for the library in that stand full of people.” lending library is maintained. selectman. Questionnaires at the library are suggestions.” never do you any good.” Sundays. Saturday Masses at 5 and 7 p.m.; Sun­ direction. the fall. exhibit, a Pakistan display and a Tina, his 15-year-old daughter ST. FRANCIS OF ASSISI, 673 Dreselly said the position will be given to the librarian after being Summer hours harvest display. The islander glanced up with a wry day Masses 8:30 (Polish) at 10 a.m. CO.M.MU .MTA BAPTIST CHURCH, The seven-member committee was Chairman Neath said the group is remarked, "Well, that's prayer, Ellington Rd., South Windsor. Rev. John RELIGIOUS SOCIETY OF for the purpose of organization. recorded by the FOL group. Ray­ smile and replied, "Perhaps you are (Folk) at 11:15 a.m., Vigil of Holy days at AN AMERICAN BAPTIST CHURCH, appointed two weeks ago. Summer hours are from 2 to 4 and working on projects that include Mrs. Gorton is seeking homemade too.” C. Gay, pastor. Rev, Eugene M. Kilbride. FRIENDS ((QUAKERS), Hartford mond Woollett, librarian, gives them right. It may never do me any good— 7 p.m.. Holy day at 7:30,9 a.m., and 5 and 585 E. Center St. Rev. Ondon P. Stairs, from 7 to 9 p.m. Monday through story hours, programs, including ornaments with book themes for the Chris then wrote that his father Saturday Masses at 5 and 7 p.m.; Sun­ Friends Meeting House, 144 S. (Quaker to the Library Board. although I believe it will — but it has 7 p.m. Confessions: Saturday 4 and 7:30 minister; Rev. Frederick Lanz, director Thursday and from 7 to 9 p.m. slide shows, and brnk sales. FOL sponsored Community (3irist- day Masses at 7:30 and 11 a.m. Lane, West Hartford, Mrs. Neath said few complained of would have agreed with that defini­ certainly helped you. If it were not p.m. of Christian education. Friday. The library is closed on mas tree. tion of prayer. He goes on: 10 a.m.. Meeting for Worship. lack of service or materials. Historical display for this book, you would be my dinner ST. MARI'S CHURCH, Rt. 31, Coven­ 9:30 a.m.. Worship, message; "What Timothy Edwards Saturday. "To dad, all of life was a prayer. ROCKXILLE BAP'riST CHURCH, Elaine Luck, a member of FOL, today.” try. Rev. F, Bernard Milier, pastor. Rev. SECOND CONGREGATIONAL , 69 Union St. Rev. Robert L. LaCounte, can Worship Mean?", Rev. C. Henry This doesn't mean he didn't pray in Paul F. Ramen. CHURCH, UNITED CHURCH OF pastor. Anderson, pastor emeritus of Emanuel Lutheran Church, guest preacher. church because he did...Ours, the A W ord from Phillips Saturday Masses at 5:15 p.m.; Sunday CHRIST, Rt. 44A, Coventry. Rev. 9 a.m.. Worship Service; 10:15 a.m., . Robert K. Bechtold, minister. School honor roll m Evangelical and Reformed, was the Brooks Masses at 7:30, 9:30 and 10:45 a.m. Sunday School; 7 p.m.. Evening Service. Nursery is provided. There will be a dis­ most important place in our lives 9:30 a.m.. Union Service of Worship cussion of the day's worship theme In the outside of home. Dad taught Sunday "Do not pray for easy lives. Pray with First Cohgregational Church at Se­ GILEAD CONGREGATIONAL Living Room after the service. South Windsor Francis, Pamela K. Giangrave, Gifford School there until he was 74. We had to be stronger men. Do not pray for AVERV ST, CHRISTIAN cond Church during July; at First Church (TIURCH, Hebron. Rev. Marshall B. High honors P. Goodhart, David M. Gothers, Debra A. during August. * Hughes, pastor. Clll RCII OF rilE N.AZARE.NE, 236 Grondahl, Robert A. Hagenow, David L. prayers at home, too, morning and tasks equal to your powers. Pray for REFORMED CHURCH, 661 Avery St., 10 a.m., Woi^ip Service, the Rev. Mr. Main St. Rev. Neale McLain, pastor; Bret D. Adams, Linda Anderson, Renee Helkoff, Jeffery H. Hlrd,.PauUne B. h evening, along with Bible reading powers equal to your task. Then the South Windsor. Rev, Peter Mails, PRINCE OF PEACE LUTHERAN Rev. Donald Kauffman, associate. A. Beebe, Margaret E. Bond, Jody A. (.III RCII, Rt. 31 and N. River Rd Hughes, preaching. Nursery provided. Hjame, Regina Hutchison, Linda L. and hymnsinging.'' doing of your work shall be no minister. 9:30 a.m., Sunday School, classes for Braza]ovl(d), Use M. Caron, Teri L. Coventry. Rev. W.H. Wllkens, pastor. ” Jaskulskl, Patricia A. JaworskI, Bruce miracle. But you shall be a miracle. 8:30 a.m., " Back to God” hour radio ST. BERNARD'S CHURCH, all ages; 10:45 a.m.. Worship, message Cheever, Deborah T. Gobetz, Aria E. Chris goes on to tell about how he 9 a.m,, Sunday School; 10:15 a.m.. H. Karasik, Pamela B. Kean, Eugene Every day you shall wonder at broadcast, WTIC (1080); 9:45 a.m., Sun­ Rockville. Rev. John J. White, pastor. by the Rev. Mr. McUln, Children’s Harriion, Ooona K. Heath, Chenrl L. has "cared" for people all of his life Worship Service, (9 a.m. during July and Keen, Scott R. Kelley, Sean T. Kennedy, yourself, at the richness of life which day School and Adult Bible Study; 11 Rev. William J. Flynn, assoc, pastor. Church and Nursery provided; 7 p.m., Huliteln, Helen J. KalUl, PoUy Lane, and concludes with this sentence: a.m.. Worship Service; 7 p.m.. Evening August). Nancy H. Kenway, Debra M. Kidd, David "And come to think of it, maybe has come to you by the grace of Rev. Frank Alagna, weekend assistant. Service, message by Mr. Baruch Golds­ Paul D. Lange, Sarah L. MacLellan, B. Klngibury, Steve 0. Kochman, Service. Nursery care for small children Michael Hi MazorJames W. Neitenik, that attitude of caring which I feel God.” \ ERNON l .NTTEI) METHODIST Saturday Masses at 5 and 7 p.m.; Sun­ tein, Staff Evangelists with Jews for Katherine L. Krawski, Nancy J. Lanning, provided. day Masses at 7, 8:30, 10 and 11:30 a.m. Jesus, Nursery provided. Cheryl A. Pierce, Ellen L. Rowe, Susan B today was one thing more my father Clll RCII, Rt. 30. Rev. Frances Cynthia A. LaRiviere, Deanna J. Lawson, Boses and thorns ft APPING COMMUNITY CHURCH, Schwartz, Rev. James Schwartz, pastors. Sobolov, Kathl L. Sprengelmeyer, Suzann Kathleen M. Leathers, Katherine M. was praying for.” Walah, Deqlie M. Woodman. A German allegory tells of two lit­ 1790 Ellington Rd., South Windsor. Rev. 9:15 a.m.. Worship Service,. Church Lemleux, Sandra J. Maguire, Jon R. School classes. Does God harden hearts? tle girls. They had been playing Harold W. Richardson, minister. Honors Mahoney, Diane M. Marquis, Cheryl D. 9:30 and 11 a.m.. Worship Service and MLE Marshall, Elizabeth M. McGuinness, The writer of the Gospel of John together in a strange garden, and Church School. ST. PETER'S EPISCOPAL Karen A. Allard, Elizabeth E. Anderle, CHURCH, Rt. 85, Hebron. Rev. William COSMETICS Colleen M. McTeague. explains the people’s unbelief by soon one ran in to her mother full of ISPEMS Charles D. Anderson, Jayne L. Appleton, Janet S. Morse, Macy M. Moulton, Parsing, rector. Sandy L. Bagot, U u M. Bambara, Maria quoting from the prophet Isaiah disappointment. ST. MAURICE'S CHURCH, Bolton. WE CiUWY ALL Thom as A. N adeau, L au rie A. 8 and 10 a.m.. Worship Service, Church P, Bdtramello, Anthony C. Black, Todd (12:37ff). “The garden’s a sad place, Rev. Robert W. Cronin, pastor. THE TOr LINES By Nizianklewicz, James Oppelt, Barbara School and Nursery. EugwM A. Bordonato, Ckiletti Bosse, Drew M. mother.” Saturday Masses at 5 and 7:30 p.m ■ M. Orsini, Doreen L. Peak, Sharon G. Though he had done so many Brawtr Boucher, Suaan Bourke, Lori A. Brown, "Why, my child?” Sunday Masses at 7:30, 9:15 and 11 a.m! FIRST CONGREGATIONAL ARTHUR DRUG Platt, Laura Pugliese, Patricia Reardon, signs before them, yet they did not Christine E. Budarz, Theodore H. "I’ve been all around, and every CHURCH, Vernon, Rev. John A. Lacey, Charlei S. Regulbuto, Wendy I. Rulnlck, believe in him; it was that the word When a rellglaa Inhibits Candee, Lisa J. Carbonello, Andrew E. spoken by the prophet Isaiah might rose-tree has cruel, long thorns upon Julie A. Sabia, William L. Schloss, David the free exercise of your Carlson, George S. Caye, Donald M. Schmidt, John R. Schneider, Lynn M. be fulfilled: He has blinded their eyes it!" mind, it ftandi self- CTiarette, AhnMarie Chesileb, Joseph A. Schopp, Gary N. Shelto, Susan A. SImao, ^ : and hardened their hearts lest they Then the second child came in condemned at an im- acco, Lauren B. Clapp, Richard S. Clin­ breathless. Curt J. Slack, Dana A. Smith, Earle H. should see with their eyes and poiture upon your creduli­ ton, David E. Cook, John P. Criso, Wanda Smith, Dawn M. Soucy, Richard K. Democrats hold discussion perceive with their heart, and turn "0 Mother, the garden’s a beautiful ty. Thit ilmltatlon comet M. Cyr, Usa L. Dean, Marie J. Dellsle, Strong, Jill E. Thompson, Leanne M. Elaine C. Demers, Paul D. Denno, Republicans hold a symbol A1 Ahearn, state representative for the 55th District, reviews his for me to heal them.” place!” o. ALL DAY from . two lourcet, Turnbull, Dan A. VanVogelpoel, Donald This is a difficult fishbone to "How so, my child?” seemingly oppotltet. Ttko Douglas G, Denyer, Maureen A. Donlin, 0. Veilleux, Elizabeth Wadach, James M. Krlegislature with R ivard Grant and Mimi Karen A. Dubtel, Judith F. Eisenberg, Supporting the GOP elephant are, left to right, Ylo Anson of An­ swallow. Do you believe that God "Why, I’ve been all around, and decN heed tn in tt iMln( iteend Waddock, Sharon A. Welch, Donovan J. ^ le ^ both of Hebron. Grant and Mrs. Tyler were delegates to every thorn-bush has lovely roses SI M WUAWDWt awty from an obJetAlva Andrew R. Eversole, Karen H. Fasano. Wilkinson, Deborah L. Wo<>d, Bruce A. dover Bill Taylor and Dorothy Miller of Bolton, and Tom hardens people’s hearts so'that they MJ.III4 Mon., Tims. & Wwl. 6 to t I Thomas G. Pavreau, Kenneth R, Fon­ we Democrats district convention which nominated Ahearn growing on it!” K MMaieiii atudy of the Bible to a aub- Yontka, Jean L. Zdanis, Joy A. Zdanis, Freetoy of Vernon. Mrs. Miller had just won the 55th Assembly will not believe, nor understand, nor With • eempltM IHW of ThiHi. li Sri. I to 1 2 taine, Usa M. Fournier, Gregory J. ihursday in Columbia its candidates to seek re-election. (Herald K GKOCEMIESft^ROOUC jectlve guidance of your Jamie A. Wall. be healed? This concept is contrary And the mother wondered at the lot.ktun. ttot2 District convention nomination in Bolton Tuesday. photo by Holland) difference in the two children. feelingtl Beware of being to the teachings of Jesus and incon­ OPEN SUNDAY 8 -6 led Into a cold, unfeeling Andpver Thursday sistent with His demonstration of the itudy exciutlvely within Conservation Commission, 8 Cynthia right, party wrong love of God. The central core of (itnilradiclions SUNDAY ONLY SPECIALS the llmiti of cultic dogma Monday p.m.. Town Hall. Assessor, 7 to 0 p.m.. Town Community calendar HEBRON — It was incorrectly reported in Jesus’ message is that every person "Life is filled with many seeming expreited in preKrfbed is precious to God. Through His life, contradictions for — joy that is I BUGNACKrS SKINLESS hooka or lectures! Office Building. Wednesday’s Herald that Cynthia Wilson of Hebron was Planning and Zoning Com­ Coventry Skilled thought permanent secretary of the Republican 55th AssemWy death and resurrection He revealed shared grows even greater while mission; 7:30 p.m., TOB. Monday Kasl Hartford playgrounds, 1:30 p.m. TOB. God s love. His disciples were com­ sadness shared is lessened.” — from managers prey upon the Park Department cross Tuesday District convention. The permanent secretary is Cynthia Tuesday Planning and Zoning, 7:30 Republican caucus, 8 p.m., missioned to go into the whole world "Sing with the Wind” - Winston Ab­ slothful who with to avoid Monday country meet, Wickham Park, Planning and Zoning Com­ Clark of Andover. Cynthia Wilson is a selectwoman in FRANKS Recreation Commission, 8 p.m.. Town Hall. TOB. mission, 8 p.m.. Town Hall. proclaiming the Gospel. bot Our Staff b Hera ALL the effort, aometlmoa pain- Second session swimming 6:30 p.m. Hebroji. [BUGNACKI'S GERMAN ful, of thinking for p.m., TOB. Welfare hours, 7 to 9 p.m,. lessons begin at all pools, 10 Saturday Sewer "'Commission, 8:30 Why, then did John use this Town Hall. 7 Days A Week imCMAL themaelvea. Theae boomie a.m. Tax collector, 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.. Town Hall. Missionary to speak quotation? There is no such answer Hebron BOLOGNA & SERVICES putty, zombie like. In the Tuesday Emergency Medical Ser­ p.m., TOB. Town Council work session, VERNON — The Rev. Henry Strube. a missionary to but it appears to have been incredible Holton To Serve Your Family! awula£ e handi of experienced mind- Coventry Football Associa­ vice meeting. Town Hall, 1 Monday sewer problems, 7:30 p.m.. the migrant workers in Florida, will be guest speaker to him that everyone did not respond jcooKEo Monday tion, evening. Town Hall. p.m. Town Hall. salami bendera. ' Tax collector, town clerk, South Windsor Sunday at the 9 a.m. service at Rockville Baptist Church. to his Lord. In an effort to explain the About town Christianity requires In­ Public Building Commla- Democratic Town Com­ Swim meet. Gold SUr vs. assessor, 7 to 9 p.m.. Town Of­ Sunday Wednesday SUN LAKE ilon, 8 p.m.. Town Hall. fice Building (TOB). Continuing the missionary theme, "The Three Dimen­ reason for his unbelief, he falls back dividual Itudy, reaion, un- mittee caucus to chose justice Lord, Penney Pool, 6 p.m. Recreation Department ten­ Championship game of Women’s Auxiliary of the sions of Africa;” a missionary film, will be shown at the 7 on the Isaiah passage. Because of his denUnding, and rational of the peace candidates, 8 Board of Education, Penney Tuesday nis tournament finals, Wap­ women’s softball, 6:30 p.m.. Bolton Volunteer Fire Depart­ p.m. church service. Both services are open to the public. belief in the greatness of God Over faith (Rom. 10:17, Matt. p.m.. Town Hall. High, 7:30 p.m. Democratic Town Com­ Rye Street Park. The Red Cross Bloodmobile will be GALLON ESTOWN ment, 8 p.m., firehouse. ping Tennis Complex, after­ Himself he thought it must be that MILK 2 B 13:15). Never shift your Tuesday mittee, 7:30 p.m., caucus, 8 noon. Thursday at Concordia Lutheran Church, 40 B 5 E 0 5 E @ a Wednesday Memorial Building, Park p.m.. Memorial Building, God Himself hardened the hearts of mind into neutral and allow Tuesday Public Hearing on Noise Or­ p.m., TOB. Monday Town Council work session, Pitkin St., Monday from 12:45 to 5:30 455 HARTFORD RD Y o a r i otheri to supply the Im- Welfare hours, 10 a.m. to Place. Park Place. the unbelievers. Republican Town Com­ dinance, Town Hall, 7:30 p.m. Wednesday Paul Talbot, new town proposed fire house, 7:30 p.m. Appointments may be made by . Of , petui for your rellgloui mittee, 8 p.m.. Town Hall. noon. Town Hall. Tuesday “Oklahoma,” 8 p.m. I cannot accept this interpretation 3 QUARTS MANCHESTER Board of Health, no time Town Council meeting. Movie,' “Snowball managet", assumes duties, p.m.. Town Hall. calling the Red Cross office at 643- convictions. Wednesday Town Hall, 8 p.m. Democratic Town Com­ Middle School. Rt. 30 (also of G(h1 s will because of the revela­ pontlniioutl given. Town Hall. Express. " dark, Gilead Hill 8:30 a.m. 5111. Walk-in donors will also be rOUft COM*AUNITY mittee, 7:30 p.m.. Stop & Wednesday and Thursday) tion of His nature which we find in CHURGH OF C M ST Senior citizens, 1:30 p.m.. Republican Town Com­ Thursday School. Charter Revision Commis­ welcome. HEALTH SERVICE STORE' S a r v ic a i Town Hall, Vernon Shop meeting room, 295 Tliursduy (.'hrist. Lydall and Vernon Streets mittee caucus, 8 p.m.. Town Watermelon eating con­ Thursday sion, 8 p.m.. Town Hall.^ Hartford Tpke. M ayor’s Day at town Phone: 646-2903 Hall. tests, all parks and Board of Selectmen, 3 p.m.. Park and Recreation Com­ Monday mission, 8 p.m.. Town Hall. Town Council, 7:30 p.m.. Republican caucus, 8 playgrounds, starting 1 p.m. - 4 - h PAGE EIGHT — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn,, Sat., July 24, 1976 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Sat.. July 24. 1976 - PAGE NINE Last night’s softball results

Standings Morlarty Bros. 5 'f Town Dick’s at Robertson Park. Track and field tops Games’ slate Wuiiien’i Re* Tommy’s Pizza 4 II Angles Ken Irish had two blows Cut ti Curl 4 I for Dick’s. I Silk City Cougars I Scruse Paint 4 I She H erald MONTREAL (UPI) - The be held today with the final on Sun­ m eter dash, in which the U.S. FELINE ever held in the Olympics by troun­ cond on the parallel bars, won by Leopards Indy . Trudon CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING Olympic Games enter their se­ day. ’The 1974 Sullivan Award winner qualified its trio of Harvey Glance, Tigers (Thickey Balesano’s dou­ as the top amateur athlete in the Steve Reddick and John Jones. cing the U.S., 112-77, Friday. Japan’s Sawao Kato, and third on the ' W I I Bogner’s cond week today with track Bobcats ' Renn’s 12 c ble in the bottom of the U.S., Wohlhuter turned in the best Glance, a 19-year-old Auburn ’The gymnastics competition ended side horse, an event won by world ' Fogarty 11 11 and field and basketball ready Walnut 8 4 seventh drove in the win­ qualifying time of 1:45.71. freshman, had the fastest qualifying on an upbeat note for the U.S. Friday champion Zoltan Magyar of Rec Reed 10 13 to move into center stage. Oil tt Heat 8 4 ning run as Moriarty’s PHONE 643-2711 AAU champion James Robinson time of 10.23 seconds and com­ night. Russia’s Nikolai Andrianov Hungary. ’The final gold went to Mit- W L Lynch _ .. came from behind to top After an ominous start due to Jim ’s Arco g g FOn ASSISTANCE IN PLACING YOUR AD CONGRATULATIONS also qualified for the semis. mented, "It’s nice to get that first came away with top honors by win­ suo Tsukahara of Japan, who Center Congo 11 0 Allied Printing 8 14 Tommy’s Pizza, 85, at Mt. political turmoil that resulted in the ’Turnpike 5 7 The U.S. earned its first medal in day out of the way.” ning three gold medals, a silver and a successfully defended Ms Olympic Telephone 10 2 Crockett 8 16 Nebo. Ginny Cappucclo, withdrawal of 30 nations, the finest Lathrop 5 7 INDEX Lon and Found track and field when 18-year-old The U.S. 400-meter intermediate bronze in the individual ap­ horizontal bars title. Conn. Bank & Trust 7 5 Frank’s Mkt. 7 15 ’Tracy Culbertson, Joann ON THE NEWS young athletes of the world have paratus—but America’s hero was In boxing, welterweight Clint DeMolay 3 9 NOTICES Kathy McMillan of Raeford, N.C., hurdles threesome of Edwin Moses, Dean Machine 6 6 NIKE Perotti and Balesano each IMPOUNDED - Black and taken control of the games, and the Peter Kormann, who broke a 44-year- Jackson of Nashville, Tenn., scored a MCC VeU Belliveau l 11 1 — Lott tod Found although bothered by the noise from Mike Shine and Quentin Wheeler also 5 7 Behind the two-hit had two hits for the 2 — Portontit ADVERTISING white male mixed breed dog. you’re going to promise is for a final week of com­ old drought for his country. unanimous decision over Zbigniew Garman’s 3 — Announcomontt Green Road area. Call Dog a crowd of 70,000, placed second in advanced into the semifinals of that 4 8 Nike pitching of Ross winners. Jan Smyth had petition in the true Olympic tradi­ By finishing third in the floor exer­ Kicka of Poland to reach the round of Second Congo 3 9 4 — EnttrttJnmtnt RATES Warden, 6484555. the women’s long jump with a leap of event while the three American shot W L Musumeci, Mott’s blanked two blows for Tommy’s. 5 — Auctioni have a baby tion. 21 feet, lOVi inches. The gold medal cise, the 21-year-old college student 16, and flyweight Leo Randolph of Hartford National 2 10 p u tte rs —A1 Feuerbach, Pete Pero’s 10 2 Economy Electric, 4-0, at FINANCIAL 1 day . 10a word par day IMPOUNDED - Irish setter, The track and field program, at Southern Connecticut State Tacoma, Wash., advanced to the SILK CITY 6 — Bondi'Stockt'Mortgtgtt 3 daya . .9a word par day went to East Germany’s Angela Schmock and George Charter Oak Sportsman 10 2 Nike Field. Bob Beckwith red female, Lydall Street always the feature presentation of Voigt with 22V4. Woods—reached today’s finals. became the first male U.S. gymnast quarter-finals with a split decision Scoring in every inning 9 — Ptrional Lotni 6 daya . .8c word par day area. Call Dog Warden, 648 DEBBIE & PHIL W Bob & Marie’s 8 4 had two blows for Mott’s. 10 — Iniurtnct the Olympics, got off to a shocking The only other final on the opening The third final on today’s program to win a medal of any kind in Olym­ upset win over Romania’s Constantin and stroking 32 hits, 26 daya . .7a word per day 4555. Multi Circuits 9 Acadia g g EMPLOYMENT 15 words, $2.00 minimum start Friday when New Zealand’s pic competition. Gruescu. Trudon whipped Crockett 13 - Htip Wtntod TEDFORD program was in the 20-kilometer was the women’s javelin, where Wilson Electric g Mott’s 4 8 CCWFSL Happy A d a ...... $2,15 inch IMPOUNDED - Black long John Walker, the world’s fastest walk where Daniel Bautista gave "A lot of other people would have Swimming also resumed today Agency, 283, at Fitzgerald 14 — SutintM OpportunitlM Kathy Schmidt of Pacific Palisades, assured of a berth in the semifinals, Glen Const. 7 Economy 4 8 Behind the strong 15 — Situation Wantod haired male mixed breed dog. miler, was eliminated in the first Mexico its first ever track and field Calif., was among the favorites. been hurt and embarrassed if I went following a day of rest with 6-6 John Field. Hank Pawlowski Avery Street area. Call Dog concluded its preliminaries this mor­ Vittners g F arr’s 3 8 pitching of Gail Butler, EDUCATION Love, round of the 800-meter trials by gold medal when he beat out a pair of Entering today’s competition, the out and did a rotten job,” Kormann Naber of USC favored to capture his had five hits. Bob Buttram 18 — Privata Inatructiona Warden, 6464555. ning against Czechoslovakia. The Fuller’s g Annulli’s 2 9 Formal’s Inn women’s finishing third in his heat in a slow East Germans, Hans Reimann and Soviet Union had the lead in total said after moving up from sixth place fourth gold medal by winning the 200- and Greg Karakashian four 19 — Schoolf-Claatta Yanks, seeking to avenge their loss Army & Navy 5 team gained a share of the 20 — Inatructiona Wantod $100 REWARD for lost black Mary & Mike 1:47,63, Peter Frenkel. medals with 38 to 30 for the U.S. and to third in the final free exercise. meter backstroke. ’The American Candlelight each, Rick Flynn, Les to the Soviet Union in the 1972 final at Nelson 4 league title with an 11-4 REAL ESTATE female Scot Terrier. Answers This left the gold medal in the One of the glamor events of the en­ Andrianov, who also took the all- men have won all nine swimming W L Keston, Frank Gonzales, 28 for East Germany. ’The Russians Munich, won their first four games. Steak Out 3 win over NAPA Auto of 23 — Homoa lor Salt to the name of Ginger. Lost In hands of American Rick Wohlhuter, tire Olympics was on to d ay ’s and Americans each had won 13 gold. around title on Wednesday, won his events thus far, with only four races Holiday Lanes 20 3 Bob Westbrook and Frank 24 — Lotarings and the vault. He was se­ sweep. W Crispino’s ig 8 Jeff Selinsky two including Blue Moon ll 13 and Heritage Auto of 26 - Roal Ettatt Wanttd non. Tags may be attached. Highland Market 10 a homer for Trudon. Kert 6483738. I Bolton Vol. Fire OepL Moriarty’s 10 14 Glastonbury each . wound MI8C. SERVICES Gunver Stampers 9 Wigren had two blows for 31 — Strvicot Offtrtd ****•••••••••••§•••••••••• 2 __ up 82 for the campaign. BEERFEST Rockwell 8 Gus’s 9 IS Crockett. ____ 32 — Palnllng>Paptfing Poraonala 2 Chorches 7 16 Sheryll Kane had two hits, 33 — Buiidlng*Contracling July 22-26 Norton Electric g Mary Gracyalny homered Ron Seplowitz, Ron Rear­ 34 — Rooling*Sldlng •A Route e a 44 Unser haunts Mets Tierney’s 5 Vitos 5 19 35 — HaalingTrucklng>Storaga 72’s 4 Dusty Kathi Klotzer each doubled Kent Smith each had two 38 — Sarvicat Wanted tive would like to correspond .%ftWS:::::¥:¥SS¥S: Lock, Stock ti Barrel 3 W L hits as Bogner’s downed with sincere, honest Christian for Formal’s. MI8C. FOR SALE ADVERTISING entleman. Recent photo and ’Trash-Away 3 Looking Glass 12 0 Lynch Toyota, 8-6. Marty 41 — Articlaa for Sale Ha/p Wantod with deciding hit 42 — Building Supptlaa etails please. Box JJ, is CANDLELIGHT DEADLINE NEW YORK (UPI) ^ misses no~hitter Feline Savings Bank 7 5 Martinelli and Rick Busick 43 — tPata -Birda* Doga gManchester Herald. Don Romano tripled and 44 — Livaalock 12:00 noon the day before W Keggers 7 5 each had three hits and Del Unser had kind words but a mean bat for his former teammates Fridav Kevin Kelly had two hits as 45 — Boata A Accaaaorlaa publication. 6:15 AM. RIDE needed, 4 Fire 5 7 Bob Wojo and Pete 46 — Sporting QoodI night. NEW YORK (UPI) — It’s no big deal for the Yankees to win a game but David’s 12 Deadline for Saturday and North Methodist 5 7 Blue Moon took a rain- Borofsky two apiece for 47 — Garden Producta vicinity of Oak Street and He homered over the right field fence with one out in the bottom of the 11th Friday night’s victory over the Red Sox was something special. Crispino’s 7 46 — Antiquaa Monday Is 12:00 Noon Friday. Forest Street, East Hartford THE ACTION GUYS CBT 5 7 shortened 7-3 duke from Lynch. 46 — Wanted to Buy inning to power the Montreal Expos to a 3-2 victory over the New York Mets. Doyle Alexander came within to vicinity of Day Street, Newington for 7 a.m. work. tc iM DMpI* dem m M MMna three outs of producing the first game marked Lee’s first start since RENTALS Si m . l A M M lor Um r i Is M day But Unser, who was traded to Mon­ 52 — Rooma for Rant inning to support Tommy John’s Yankee no-hitter in 25 years, before that incident. In the fourth. Rivers’ CaU 5 % :^ after S p.m. •Mr do* rol b,. TIm way Swy treal earlier this week, had only 53 — Apartmania for Rant PLEASE READ llgara 11, aoanar ar lalar, four-hit pitching as Los Angeles settling for a three-hitter and a 9-1 three-run homer capped a five-run 54 — Homaa for Rant •atnaWna la bound la happon. words of praise for Mets’ starter Skipper gets hoot 55 — Buainaaa for Rant victory. rally that increased New York’s lead YOUR AD aaMMsivWMiwoM blanked San Diego. ’The homers were 56 — Roaort Proporty for Rant □ EMPLOYMENT was. Stay oan wait H yairra Tom Seaver, who left the game after 57 — Wintad to Ram Classified ada are takan over Alexander’s bid was spoiled by to 7-0. Rivers had been accused on Nicklaus takes lead OM ol Uwaa, mayba yoiTd baHar Buckner’s fifth and Yeager’s 10th. 56 — Miac. for Rant the phono at a convanlanco. nine innings with the score tied, 2-2. WINDSOR, ONT. (UPI) •lop raadbif rIsM now. John evened his record at 6-6 with his Rick Burleson, who led off the ninth "sneak punching” several Boston a two-stroke edge over four course. While he had four time around, Nicklaus will The Herald is reaponsiblo for “It was always a pleasure for me AUTOMOTIVE Hafp Wantod 13 An ^oeSon guy-oonT M andl — Jack Nicklaus doesn’t players: U.S. Open Champ only one incorrect Inaorllon and lor thbiga la nappan-Jia mokoa first victory since June 29. inning with a single to right center- players during the May 20 flareup. birdies and two bogeys have to stay hotter than a 61 — Autoa for Salo than only to the size of the to play with Seaver,” Unser said. want to be accused of Uwni happan. m u Sm plugabia Reds 3, Braves 1 Angels didn’t find field. F r ^ Stanley drove in another run J e n r Pate, Jerry Heard, 62 — Trucka for Salo original inaartlon. Errors which PHONE FROM home to ser­ "He’s a fantastic competitor. I ’Thursday, he carded six horde of golfers hovering 63 — Hoavy Equipment for Sale along |utl lani lor h b n .H a TlM needing his own golf course do not lessen the value of the vice our customers In the muon o( • man lor that H k mkid enjoyed playing behind him when I George Foster, the major league Aleicander retired the next batter, with a single in the sixth and Nettles’ J.C. Snead and Bob Wynn. birdies, a bogey and a within striking distance. 64 — Motorcyciaa-Bicyctaa to win his first Canadian 65 — Carrfpara-Trailara-Moblia advertisement will not be cor­ Manchester area, flexible and Mo muiolaa Subra on Bw leader in runs batted in, delivered a but wild pitched Burleson to second run-scoring double made it 9-0 in the The 38year old “Golden double-bogey Friday. Twenty-six of the 79 ehaSenge al aedenl To a man ■ ■ was with the Mets.” Open-he wants to win it Hom ^ rected by en edditlonal inser­ hours, super earnings, 248 and lost his shutout when Fred Lynn seventh. Bear” shot a second con­ 66 — Automotive Service tion. Hilt, iM ng waant grabbjag Although the Unser trade is only a two-run single in the eighth inning to Williams charming “I’ve played well for two players to make the cut at 7773. advantura py Iha alaavawbalora right now before it goes 67 ~ Autoa for Rant-Laaao give Cincinnati its triumph over singled Burleson home. Carl In the only other games, Cleveland secutive 67 Friday to give days,” Nicklaus said. “I 144 were at even par or R can paat nbn by. few days old. Met officials are permanently to the H you ara M a and ol awn you Atlanta and provide rookie Santo ANAHEIM (UPI) - Flam­ This is something a manager gets in­ Yastrzemski also singled in the in­ beat Detroit, 9-4, Milwaukee stopped him a 38hole total of 134, didn’t hit it quite as solid bettei;, within six strokes hopeful that it won’t be another em­ Nicklaus-deslgned Glen ean p r m H bi t any I M lanSy Alcala with his ninth win in 11 boyant Dick Williams, who to. “I’m a little embarrassed the club Baltimore, 4-3, in 13 innings, six-under-par. . (Friday) as (’Thursday), of Nicklaus. LOOKINQ aounla..jit ■ medam oambat Abbey next year. LEGAL FOR IXTRA INCOMI? •oldlar. Ttw “acllon guya- ol dw decisions. Foster now has 76 RBIs. managed the Oakland A’s to didn’t do better... Minnesota tripped Chicago, 6-2, and But it was another up- but I had it closer to the Arnold Palmer and □ N O TIC E S M tjiiMlii, C M n now CanntGHeuI Army NaSonal Entering today’s third M h lifWMiii. M IT M Ika. Quard ntad your halp, Phillies 11, Pirates 1 “I wish them well.” Oakland nipp^ Kansas City, 2-0. and-down round for hole.” Australian Bruce Cramp- M, t____1___ t , ------back-to-back world cham­ round of the 2200,000 Cana­ NOTICE WBHf ••■■■■■. M ■mMMB w Mir Fbid out S you can quaWy at t Red Patterson, the Angels’ presi­ Indians 9, Tigers 4 (ha. I f R k w ll m i A (Ha* w . Dave Cash’s inside-the-park home Nicklaus on the par-70, But to take the Open and ton were in third place at TO ENROLLED l o t i and Found •aaband ttiditr with Iha pionships, tried his winning dent, said Williams was fired dian Classic, Nicklaus held 1 ila. M M kU H ihtaU kiinM a Conntelloul Army National run and Mike Schmidt’s 25th homer Larvell Blanks and Rico Carty hit 6,698yard Essex Golf Club the $40,000 first prize this three-under 137. MEMBERS OF THE ■z Cl. h n INI. l a t a k a HM. Quard. Cab dm - 4 ^ guyV al powered Philadelphia to its romp formula on the cellar-dwelling because he couldn’t relate to the consecutive homers leading off a British Open champion DEMOCRATIC PARTY OF LOST - Black angora cat with over Pittsburgh and enabled Jim California Angels and failed. players. four-run third inning to pace Johnny Miller (6872) was THE TOWN OF BOLTON, flea collar, vicinity of CONNECTICUT: , . • . ' Lonborg to earn his 12th victory. ’The Williams, 47, was hired in 1974 "The ballplayers have not seemed Cleveland over Detroit. Jim Bibby, at one-over-par 141. Manchester Parkade. SALES POSITION - Straight Haynie tied for top Pursuant to the provisions Answers to Pepper. Call 648 Phillies now leads the Pirates by 12 when the Angels fired Bobby able — due to tension — to play up to recently inserted into the pitching First-round leader 7882. commissions, leads fm^shed RN or LPN, 811 p.m. shift. Winkles, but after nearly 2V4 years as their ability,” said Patterson. “We rotation, scattered eight hits in six of the State Election Laws and to honie owners. Call 242-5402. Full or part-time. Laurel games in the East, their biggest George Bums soared from the Rules of the Democratic margin of the season. the perennial tailender in the feel a new manager with a more innings to boost his record to 6-2. HARRISBURG, Pa. cond tournament after a list. a 65 to a 75, leaving him at LOST - Female Irish setter, Manor, 6484519. (UPI) — Sandra Haynie Party, you are hereby warned LIVE IN Companion - Light Giants 3, Astros 0 American League West, the Angels relaxed approach might make the Brewers 4, Orioles 3 six-week layoff, Haynie Tied with Haynie is even-par 140, while defen­ under medication, Caldor didn’t expect the 6,222- that a Caucus will be held on vicinity, Manchester. Grey housekeeping. Wheel chair ACT NOW - Turn spare time Jim Barr gave up a first-inning gave Williams the ax Friday and difference.” Pinch-hitter Bill Sharp’s run- birdied the final two holes second-year pro Bonnie ding champion Weiskopf Wednesday, July 28, 1976 at gentleman, cares for self into $$$! Be a Santa's yard, par-72 Sportsmen’s Friday for a three-under- Lauer, of Palm Desert, spot on back. Answers to single to Cesar Cedeno, then retired promoted coach Norm Sherry to The Angels apparently hope the producing double with none out in the (72-70). was two more Town Hall, 222 Bolton Center Maggie. $50 reward offered. completely. Salary, pleasant Demonstrator, earn commi8 barrassment to the club. The Mets’ 18 straight batters en route to a four- manager. more mild-mannered Sherry, a ning before Alexander retired the 13th inning overshadowed Reggie Golf Club course to play as par 69 and a share of the CaUf. strokes back at 142, along Rd., Bolton, Conn, to endorse home. Prefer older person, {ions up to 30%- or - have a brass is already haunted by deals Sherry, an Angels’ minor league f(3rmer major league catcher, will side to gain his fifth win in 11 Jackson’ homer, which help^ him well as it did. opening-round lead in the Heavy rains delayed the candidates for nomination to couple. References. CaU ^ 8 Toy & Gift Party in your hitter in pitching San Francisco over with Masters’ title holder home and earn free gifts! Our that sent Nolan Ryan, Amos Otis, Houston. Barr, 8-6, did not walk or manager for five years who led the give the Angels much-needed spirit decisions. tie an American League record held After all, it was the first $50,000 Lady Keystone start of the tournament for Ray Floyd and eight other the offices to be voted for in LOST - Savings Passbook time the course was part of number 022-812843-3, Hart­ 29th year! CaU or write San­ Tug McGraw and Rusty Staub strike out a batter while notching his Salt Lake City Gulls to the Pacific boosting. Alexander didn’t appear to be over­ by five other players for hitting Open. more than three hours. players. the municipal election to be ta’s Parties, Avon, (fonn. packing. ly disappointed and took it all in the LPGA tour. But for held on Tuesday, November 2, ford National Bank and Trust fourth complete game and second Coast League Eastern title, will Sherry said he was ecstatic over homers in six consecutive games. “I was surprised how One shot back from the Company, First Manchester 06001. Phone 1-673-3455. In other games, Los Angeles shutout. his new assignment. stride. Haynie, the surprise was a well the course played,” leaders at 70 was 1975 1976 and to transact such NEWSPAPER manage his first game as a major Lee May also homered for ^Itlm o re other business as may be Office. Application made for blanked San Diego, 5-0, Cincinnati Cubs 4, Cards 3 league manager tonight when the “You get into this business and “I wanted the no-hittef but the only while Don Money connected for good one. said Haynie, who is ran k ^ Rookie of the Year Amy LEGAL payment. CARRIER STARTING to take topped Atlanta, 3-1, Philadelphia time you have a real chance for a no­ Playing in only her se­ proper to come before said WANTED applications for full time Pinch-hitter Jerry Morales led off California plays a doubleheader you...sure wish to have this oppor­ Milwaukee. 11th on the LPGA money Alcott, of Santa Monica, NOTICE Caucus. employment. Call 872-4515 crushed Pittsburgh, 11-1, San Fran­ against the ’Texas Rangers. tunity if it came along,” said the 45- hitter is with two outs in the ninth,” Twins 6, White Sox 2 Calif., and Mary Lou LOST - Savings Passbook IN ROCKVILLE AREA the seventh inning with his 11th To enrolled members of the Dated at Bolton, Connec­ number 0384M8754-9, Hart­ TO DELIVER between 10 a.m. and 12 noon. cisco blanked Houston, 3-0, and year-old Sherry. he said, ‘"rhis is the closest, though, Tony Oliva singled home the win­ Crocker, of Louisville, Ky. An E qual Opportunity homer to give Chicago its victory "It was something the organization Democratic Party of the ticut, this 24th day of July, ford National Bank and Trust Manchester Chicago nipped St. Louis, 4-3. thought was necessary to make the Patterson said Sherry will take that I’ve been to a no-hitter in the ning run during a four-run, eighth­ Town of Andover, (5onn.: 1976. Company, Manchester Green Employer. over St. Louis. Morales batted for Hoop plan ratified Evening Herald Dodgers 5, Padres 0 starter Ray Burris, who allowed six club better,” said Williams, a over as manager for the rest of the major leagues.” inning outburst to lift Minnesota to Pursuant to the provisions Democratic Town Office. Application made for payment. MASSEUSES Wanted • Velvet Bill Buckner and Steve Yeager hit hits over six innings in raising his veteran of 30 years in baseball and season and that his longevity as the Graig Nettles and Mickey Rivers, victory over Chicago. Tom NEW YORK (UPI) — Basketball owners have ap­ of the S.E.L. and the Rules of Committee of Bolton Touch. 646-6802 between 10 back-to-bach home runs in the third both of whom participated in the May proved a complicated plan to settle a players’ antitrust' Baseball the Democratic Party, you John J. Moranos CallJohn Humjihrey record to 5-11. manager of three major league head man would depend on how well Burgmeier pitched five innings of IMPOUNDED - Buff and tan a.m. and 5 p.m. L 20 brawl in which Boston pitcher Bill are hereby warned that a Vicft^hairman ’ 872-6142 clubs. “It’sm.v kj theV IIV perils t I O Uof l mthe e Ltrade. i a u i the team does. three-hit relief to gain his fourth win suit that had threatened to cancel the merger of the Caucus will be held on July 29, female mixed breed dog. Aftar 5:30 P.M. Williams has one more year on his Lee was injured, provided Alexander without a setback. National and American Basketball Associations. Hiilstown Road area. Call Dog RN’s and/or LPN’s wanted with major offensive support by Standings 1976 at the town office ;w:¥:c¥:4-fKW¥:%¥S»‘S»SK¥:¥ Warden, 6^555. for full time or part time 3 contract' and said he expects the A’s 2, Royals 0 The plan ratified Friday, p.m. to 11p.m. and 11 p.m. to slamming Lee for home runs. building. School Rd., Andover, Angels to honor it. Vida Blue won his 100th career vic­ which required three- way for a finalization of the Conn, at 8 p.m. for the pur­ 7 a.m. shifts. Apply to Direc­ Nettles’ homer, his 15th, followed a fourths approval of the Alumni Jr. ORDER OF NOTICE LATHE OPERATOR - First tors of Nursing Salmon Brook Steelers in breeze, 24-0 “ I am legally bound to their con­ tory after three unsuccessful Oscar Robertson agree­ pose of nominating candidates OF HEARING single by Chris Chambliss in the se­ NBA Board of Governors, W L Class, part-time and full-time. Convalescent Home, off PUinArirk /irriTv *. ua •_ _ * tract and they are legally bound,” attempts and struck out a season- ment, as well as the agree­ for the office of Registrar of STATE OF CONNECTICUT CHICAGO (UPI) - Ara were caught in a downpour, Both Parseghian and Steeler Coach cond. It was his first time at bat was designed to set up Moriarty Jrs. 10 4 Intervfewlne 10 a.m.4 p.m. House Street, Glastonbury. said Williams; "It will be honored. high 13 batters as Oakland downed ment with the ABA expan­ Voters and nominating can­ TOU PROBATE COURT Dynamic Metal Products Phone 6385244. Krause Florist Parseghian needed an error- which forced the game to end Chuck Noll said they had never But I don’t want to be paid under against Lee since the melee, in Kansas City and moved to within guidelines on rookie con­ sion teams. I would expect 9 4 didates for four Justices of the DISTRICT OF GROTON Liggett Parkade Company Inc., 422 North Main free game from his first 16 minutes and 22 seconds ear­ before seen a game called because of false pretenses, and hope to be gain­ which, Lee claimed, the Yankee eight games of the Western Division­ tracts and provide a final this would occur during the 8 6 Peace and to transact such July 21, 1976 Street, Manchester. MECHANIC - Local manufac- weather. Stotje Bank College All Star football team fully employed.” third baseMlsh fell on him, tearing leading Royals. Blue scattered six resolution to the Oscar next several days.” ' 8 6 other business as may be In the matter of PATRICIA turlng firm seeking ly- But there wasn’t much question liuri-Mads 6 proper to come before said EXPERIENCED Travel experienced forkUft and auto to beat the National Football The Steelers triumphed, 24-0. ligaments in his left shoulder. This hits and upped his record to 8-9. Robertson class action The Robertson suit filed 8 ANN GAGNE of Groton, about this one. It required only 12 suit. O edit Union 5 9 Claucus. Connecticut, a Minor. agent needed. Reply P.O. ^ x engine mechanic. Fully paid League Champion Pittsburgh The All Stars, who never moved in 1970 had alleged that the 3», Rockville. company benefits. Please minutes from the time play was NBA Commissioner Silk City 5 9 Dated at Andover, Conn., WITH A Present, Hon. Lillian E. Erb, Steelers. the ball across midfield under their common draft and option July 24, 1976. send backo'ound information stopped before NFL Commissioner Lawrence F. O’Brien said Parkade Lanes 4 9 Judge. WAN’TED - mature reliable to Box G, Manchester Herald. own power, made it easy for the pros, clause violated antitrust Democratic Town HERALD Upon the petition of Nancy He didn’t get it. Pete Rozelle and the sponsoring “’This agreement paves the laws. person for dishwashing. 8 Equal Opportunity Employer. losing the ball three times and ALUMNI JUNIOR Committee of WANT AD Ann Gagne praying for the His team and the Steelers Chicago Tribune decided to call the Andover a.m.4 p.m. Monday-Friuy. another time on a pass interception. Olympic briefs Both teams had nine hits termination of parental rights 40 hours. Call Mrs. Burdick, AVON - “My faniily comes contest because of weather, William C. Austin, 643-2711 but Krause Florist made of JAMES RICKIS JR., 647-9194 ext. 58, between 8 first That’s why I love beUis dangerous field conditions, the risk MONTREAL (UPI) - Montreal Chairman leaving her as sole guardian of a.m.-4 p.m., Monday- an Avon Representative.” “Let’s face it,” said a Quebec the most of its blows for a :::¥SS:¥:::¥:5¥SSSSSSW::SSWS¥: , of injury to players and fans and a taxi drivers, angered because they Queen Elizabeth has been given little Local basketball the person of PATRICIA ANN W^nesday. Selling Avon might satisfy Standings host of unruly people who surged onto Police Force officer, “crooks aren’t to say during her Olympic visit. 12-4 win over L iggett GAGNE, a Minor residing in )ou, too! CaU 5289M1 for in- feel they are not getting their share idiots. ’They can see the number of Parkade last night at the r;ormation. the rain-soaked artificial playing sur­ of Olympic business, plan to block Her sole public speech so far has VACATION the Town of Groton, in said face. police on duty too.” SENIOR IV downed the Junior Eagles, West Side Oval. Jack Lyon Ids • Suntsn lotion District, it is RN811 8UKIIVI80R National League major thoroughfares and bridges been a one-line sentence out of the Needed for modem convalescent EXPERIENCED Legal Andy Parker tossed in 26 57-41, last night at Charter and Craig Austin each had ORDERED, that said home. Good wage and benefit American League Before officials decided to end the with their taxis during the evening Olympic rule book declaring the SunOlusoi-SwIm Caps secretary with excellent1 sstalls EasI An electrician at the hotel where points and Rich Davidson Oak Park. Matt Atwater two hits and Al Klibanoff application be heard and package. CaU or come in to East game, fans had destroyed both goal rush hour Tuesday in what they call games open. for Wllflmantic law office. W L Pet. GB posts. officials of the International Olympic added 13 as the Rockets had 17 markers and Mark had two runs batted in for determined at the Probate Of­ MEiuiows r n i m a r n Salary r negotiable. Write Box W L Pet. GB “Operation Turtle.” ARTHUR DRUG Philadelphia “I thought if it subsided, we’d go Committee are staying said security Murphy 10 for the losers. Krause. Mike Falkowskl fice, 45 Fort Hill Road, HOME HH, Manenester Herald. New York 58 33 .637 They say they are earning less than The 1959 Communist revolution 333 BIDWELL STREET Pittsburgh officers bashed in the door to a con­ John Reiser had 14 points had three hits and Dave Groton, Connecticut, in said Cleveland 45 44 . 506 12 back bn the field,” Parseghian said. before the Olympics s ta rt^ because brought good volleyball to Cuba, ac­ New York to lead RR’s to a 37-29 win Nurmi and Matt Peterson District on the 18th day of TELEPHONE Solicitors - Baltimore 46 45 .505 12 “I wasn’t worried about my players, u ia iu ic , St. Louis of free bus and limousine service laid cording to assistant women’s Coach ( Soccer ^ two apiece for Liggett...... printing test pattern is August, 1976 at eleven o’clock mature, part time positions but I was afraid they’d start taking over Belliveau Paint. John in the forenoon; and it available. hourly rate pu plus 2 Detroit 42 48 .467 15‘A Chicago on for athletes, officials and press. A Antonio Perdomo whose team made Nurmi had a two-ruii Herald quality con­ WANTED - Relief cook, must Boston 42 49 . 462 16 swings at some of the fans who were Elizason had 12 tallies for appearing to the ()ourt that have experience in quanlty commission, paid holida) Montreal spokesman for the taxi drivers’ union a good showing ’Thursday despite homer. trol program In- order to give Milwaukee 38 50 .432 18‘A coming at them. That’s the way riots losing three sets. Standings the losers. the whereabouts of JAMES cookery. Hours 11:45 a.m. - and vacation. Inquire at w said repeated demonstrations 7:45 p.m., four days, 32 hours. Lafayette Square. Rockville, West are started.” ’The people were having “’The Russians helped us a lot in all K r t j ^ m T«*.,J:ewVl^m iS'the nltlon‘"* “‘ RlCKlS JR. are at present un­ GB “might force those officials to give Pee Wee SENIOR II Krause will face Parkade' certain, it is further CaU Mrs. Burdick, 647-9194 or call 875-0778, between M W L Pet. GB a lot of fun, but they had no reason us a better piece of the action.” the aspects of sporU,” Perdomo W L T p.m. Cincinnati 59 35 .t,™ being out there.” Tom Foran had 22 points Lanes in a makeup tilt. ORDERED, that notice of ext. 58, between 8 a.m.- , 4 Kansas City said. “We now have teams that can WildcaU 12 1 1 p.m., Monday-Wednesday. Los Angeles 53 42 .558 6W Oakland Parseghian said his team didn’t to lead Cheney Alumni to a the pendency of said applica­ The Olympic coin program may face up to the best.” Cosmos 11 1 2 £ St tion and of the time and place Houston 48 49 . 495 12W Texas “excute the fundamental elements, 5855 win over Manchester GAS STATION attendant San Diego 47 49 .490 13 not do much toward paying for the Stars 7 3 4 Acquire Baker set for hearing be given to Minnesota but I’m not taking out anything from Athletic CTub, Paul Groves needed, full time, apply in PAPER Atlanta 43 51 .457 16 billion-dollar games, but it has hit at Ticket holders, who live outside Brewers 6 7 1 JAMES RICKIS JR. by person, Gorin’s Spom Car Chicago an outstanding Pittsbugh defense. pumped in 26 points for the CHESTER, Pa. (U P D - ROUTE 4 publishing a true copy of this San Francisco 41 55 -.427 19 least one jackpot. A Japanese walked Montreal, were forced to scramble Tigers 5 7 2 losers. The NFL Philadelphia Sea Us For Center. Taicottville, Conn. California Our defensive unit did a terrific job, for other means of transportation to Chiels 4 order once in some newspaper AVAILABLE Friday’s Kesulls into a silver seller’s trailer at the 9 1 Sean ’Thompson had 19 Eagles have acquired especially considering the field posi­ Olympic events today when bus Tornados 4 9 VINYL or having a circulation in WE WANT people with MAYBERRY VILLAQI Cincinnati 3, Atlanta 1 stadium, plunked down four grand in 1 points to lead Gomer’s fullback Tony Baker. enthusiam, are you wllUng to tion they were faced with a few cold cash and asked for as many sets drivers staged an unannounced 24- Lancers 1 11 2 Manchester, Connecticut A R E A Philadelphia 11, Pittsburgh 1 Friday’s Results times. Bane to a 61-28 win over ALUMINUM where he was last known to work hard for $S(X) per week? lor Montreal 3, New York 2 as that amount of money would buy. trol room just before the games hour strike and cut off commuter If you are, you may quaUfy for Cleveland 9, Detroit 4 Noll agreed "the All Stars just MIiIhcI North , Vito’s. Mike Botticello had reside at least ten days before Chicago 4, St. Louis 3 opened because they thought they service to the city. SIDING; and training to represent one of Mancheater Milwaukee 4, Baltimore 3 couldn’t get into field position. Our W L T 10 for the losers. the day set for said hearing, San Francisco 3, Houston 0 A sudden jump in the rate of heard a bomb ticking. Also idled by the sudden walkout and return make to this Ck>urt. the largest consumer food Evening Herald New York 9, Boston 1 Metros 9 2 3 suppliers. No experience • defense played pretty damned well. venereal disease is expected during' were tour buses that have been VINYL or Helen M. Falvey Los Angeles 5, San Diego 0 "If they’d just waited a few Cougars 9 4 1 Under arrangemenU with Insurance companies and neMed. Above average com­ PlGiM eontaet Minnesota 6, Chicago 2 Any time you shut out somebody the games period and has already taking hundreds of visitors on siaht- various distributors of Oriental rugs, we have now Clerk Today’s I’rolialde Pilchers Oakland 2, Kansas City 0 you’re doing a good job.” minutes,” the electrician said, “we Suns 7 4 3 ALUMINUM missions, paid hospitalization Dave 649-0872 Pittsburgh (Rooker 7-5 and Moose shown a five-fold increase at one could have told them it was the seeing trips. * received InstrucUons to dispose of and toUlly clear a insurance. Call Mr. Hurt, at (Only games scheduled) Roy Gerela kicked field goals of 29, Warriors 8 6 0 snoRi. 3-4) at Philadelphia (Carlton and Montreal hospital. switching panel for television sets in large number of Persian and Oriental Rues. PRIME 875-0776 between 14 p.m. 10-4 32, and 23 yards, one of them after an Falcons 6 7 1 INVITATION Christenson 8-4), 2 “It’s only normal,” said Dr. Paul all the rooms in the hotel that was Karel Bartu, coach of All Star fumble and another after Toros ^ 6 8 0 Snr 41 Tsars al UsssssIW Santas AUCTION WINDOWS. Cincinnati (Gullett 6-3 and Zachry Landry, coordinator of the city’s doing all that click, click, click.” Czechoslovakia’s silver medalist TO BID Jack Lambert intercepted a Jeb Olympics 4 10 0 Op«fi 24 Hours Dolly — AI$o — 8-3) at Atlanta (Messersmith 9-9 and Today’s Pruhahle Pitchers public health services. ‘"I^ere are modern pentathlon team, had a PERSIAN RUGS The Manchester Board of Detroit (Fidrych 11-2) at Cleveland Blount pass. Hawks 4 10 0 FOR EIEMENGY SaiVMX AOthorOflonlalRugs Lacorte 0-3), 2, N more people coming together and in­ Nominatiort for the worst joke to shouting match with Olymoic Education seeks bids for Fuel (Brown 7-6) Franco Harris ran 21 yards for a AWNINGS and Oil Treatment for the 1978 San Francisco (D’Acquisto 1-5 and teracting during an event like the emerge so far from the Montreal Organizing Committee officials when Miilgel .South RAMADA INN touchdown and Tommy Reamon, 1M S I U S O lA N l HWY., WSTHlRSnSLO, CT. 1977 school year. Sealed Dressier 2-7 or Williams 1-0) at Boston (Jones 4-0) at New York Olympics.” Games: Lord Klllanin, President of they refused to let him use an inter- W L T CANOPIES (Figueroa 12-6) who played in the World Football proposals will be received un­ Houston (Cosgrove 3-4 and Larson 1- the International Olympic Com­ I f" newsmen Oceaneers 13 1 0 SAT., JULY 31- 2 P.M. M innesota (Hughes 4-10) League last year, plowed two yards after the team’s victory Thursdav HEATimolLS til 3:3U p.m., August 3,1976 at 0), 2, N at ' The high profile of thousands of mittee, got so wrought up over the Wings 11 3 0 which time they will be Chicago (Jefferson 2-3) through the All Stars for another. policemen on duty for the Olympics COJO officials wanted h i m R ^ Sounders 7 7 0 BILL C’hicago (Bonham.6-8) at St. Louis Republic of China question that he OIL lURIIill publicly opened. The right is (Forsch 4-5), N Kansas City (Leonard 10-4) at The Steelers also scored a safety apparently has cowed the criminal went out one night to “Tie-one on.” until a formally scheduled news con­ Astros 6 7 .1 reserved to reject any and all when All Stars center Ray Pinney New York (Lolich 5-10) at Mon­ Oakland (Bosman 3-0) set in Montreal. ’The only arrests ference after the medals were Comets 5 8 1 HEATINOINSTALUmON bids. Specifications and bid centered the ball out of the end zone presented. TUNSKY treal (Kirby 1-7), N Milwaukee (Augustine 3-7 and directly connected with the games so Aside from a speech scheduled for Apollos 5 8 1 MtanrMiam, Ta«C«a,o«l forms may be secured at the R odriguez 2-6 ) at Baltimore on a punt attempt. 6 4 3 - 5 1 3 5 Los Angeles (Hooton 6-10) at San far were five pickpockets nabb^ by Saturday night, during which she will “I don’t need their damned room.” Sting 4 10 0 315 C«nt«r 8t. ManchMltr Business Office. 45 N. School It was the 31st loss for the All Stars 649-^095 Diego (Jones 17-4), N (Garland 12-1 and Cuellar 4-11 or Mav a special squad during the opening share the podium with Canadian Bartu said, and promptly called Matadors 3 10 1 Street, Manchester, Connec­ 4-3), 2, N ^ in the series. ticut. ceremonies last Saturday. Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau, newsmen around him in the hallwav outside the room. ^ /V. ',1: £ 6 G E ,T g N - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn.. Sat., July 24, 1976 MANCHKTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Sat., July 24, 1976 — PAGE ELEVEN N«fp Wmtatf 1» Htip W Mt^ 13 Horn** For Salt 33 Homoa For Solo 23 Homes For Solo 33 Homes For Solo 33 Homes tor Safe 23 Articloi lor Safe 41 MATURE person to work MANCHESTER - Santina flexible hours weekdays, and Drive. Five room expandable TAG SALE ■ Saturday and Saturday In local restaurant. Ranch. Fireplace, breezeway, Sunday, July 24-25, 10 a.m.4 Apply in person after 2 p.m. garage, treed lot. Hutchins OPEN HOUSE MANCHESTER p.m., 100 Whiting Road, U it only, Oaxwood Restaurant, MANCHESTER Agency, 646-3166. Hartford, Furniture, TV, recorder, bar, camera, K U OF H E nVER REAL ESTATE MARKET 346 Main Street, corner EXGELLEfrr VALUE EQUAL HOUSINS . Haynes, Manchester. MANCHESTER - household items. Gothea in Gracious excellent condition. Large 7-room Ranch, I older Colonial in excellent RETAIL CLERKS to work In bedrooms, 2 full baths residential neighborhood, PLUSH LIVIN6 BEST BUYS BY BELFIORE 7 J pleasant air-conditloned 4'x8‘ family room, fireplace, on newer aluminum exterior, six TAG SALE - 528 Wetherell SOMETHING FOR EVERYONE... photo store at 235 Main Street, plus rooms, car port, screen^ Street, Sunday, 10-4. Four FOUR NSW UBTINOailll quiet street, move-in con­ Families. Children’s toys, Manchester selling photo dition, 339,900. porch, nicely shaded lot, 342,- finishini services. Jjpply in 600. Odegard Realty, 643-4365. miscellaneous Items. I Snen room Raised Raneh urtlh Iwo-cw garage on person ednesday, Julyfuly 28tl28th, U aoroa of doflghMuUy rural land • yal no more than 1976 between 10 a.m-ll:30 DUBALD0-LESPERAN(X MANCHESTER - Unusually TAG SALE - Saturday and 5 mlnutas from Manchesler Csnterl All (hit plus e* 646-0505 attractive Ranch in very plea­ Sunday, 10-4. 25 Hamlin. targe, private rear deck and tool thed. Good solid DRIVERS sant cul-de-sac neighborhood, Street. Numerous household value. CALL FOR Jobs -18 and over. six plus rooms, raised hearth articles. Some baby furniture. FOR Guys and Gals, Ladles, II Unique Englleh Tudor - abeolutely lovely etone con- MANCHESTER - Newer 5-5 fireplace, large kitchen, brick •tructlon. 7'A rooms of true English beauty with all women, girls, gentlemen. front, excellent decorating COMPLETE mahogany Duplex. Three bedrooms, 1 the amenitleel Practically new roof, tecluded rear SCHOOL BUSES Expanding corporation has 1/2 baths, oak floors, and landscaping,ping, basement bedroom set, standard (Muble immediate openings for jobs carpeting, appliances, walk­ Ansaldi-bullt, 343,900. size, sofa bed, twin bed, patio, lovely awnings. Etlabllthad, deelrebls plus rapid advancement to bureau. Call 6469405. SIX ROOM DUPLEX neighborhood. Training atarta now (or out basement. 359,900. Hayes Odegard Realty, 643-4365, those who qualify for higher III Forest Hills - Eight rooms, 2W baths, 2-car garage, qualinad paopio to laam Corporation, 646-0131. GE twin washer and dryer, positions. Average earnings MANCHESTER - U rge 66 lour bedroomt. Spacious and gracious, custom to driva achooi bua part- 1160-3220. weekly. Summer yellow, also othdr furniture. APARTMENTS BOLTON-Bi-level custom Duplex, with five car garage. You’re cordially invited to attend crafted by Nutmeg Homea. Large lot with a view of tlma In Manehaalar or employment for college Call 6463311. home on two acres. Nine Good condition, zoned B-2, for Four daluxo apartmonts with Incoma totaling EAST HARTFORD $48,900 Connecticut valley. Lovely and landscaped. Vanon In Saplambar. students acceptable. For per­ an open house at 88 Hilltop Drive MANCHESTER $40,900 rooms, 4 bedrooms, 2 baths, 2 businessman. Live rent-free, TAG SALE - Dining room set, $1140. par month. Fully ronlod. All apartmonta Sunken family room with stslnsd wood pansling. sonal interview call Miss fireplaces. Newly decorated 345,900. G&R Realty, 289-6885. Alexander Drive. Beautiful Contemporary custom Six-room Colonial. Aluminum siding. City utilities. Baton, 549-3060, 10 a.m, to 1 SUNDAY, JULY 25th • 2-5 P.M. coffee table, Sony color TV, are air condllipnad, aluminum doora and Bookcases and beamsd calling. Automatic kitchen Mnimum Requirements kitcnen with cathedral celling built home. Double garage, aluminum siding, Large spacious rooms. Must be seen. p.m. only. containing full wall fireplace, You’ll be Impressed with the lovely first door family room, the fireplaced living fishing tank with fish, an­ acreona, hardwood floora, full baaomonia, all city fireplaces in kitchen and living room. Immediate plus drapes end curtains. We Invite compariion ot tiques, dishes, three oriental this beautiful Colonial. 1. 5 years good driving with built-in hlbachi. Italian liw $41,900 room and other features such as 1 '/4 baths, first floor laundry facilities, private utllltlaa which arc paid by lananla. Two occupancy. REAL ESTATE career - earn marble counters and sky tight. fenced-ln lot. Asking $43,900. rugs, candles, dolls, lamps, IV Parkliks grounds reminiscent ot an Italian Villa sur­ experience. 312,000 plus annually. Must 6-S room Raised Ranch. clothes, toys, much, much apartmonta have llraplacaa. Brick building, 20x40’ Inground swimming Carpeting ot owner's round this modern, all-American nine-room Raised 2. No criminal record. have license or in process. more. Saturday and Sunday, driveway, 122x141 fool lot with play area In back pool on beautifully landscaped choice. Ranch. Just an exampla - llnad drapes worth about 3. Good physical condition. For confidential Interview. grounds. Two-car garage with rigW*^orHillfo°p^^** Turnpike to Manchester Green. Lett on Vernon Street, 110 Russell Street. Ralph Pasek, Realtor, 289- for children. For more dotalla and appointmant $2,000.00 will slay, as will picnic tables and salt- 4. Proper attitude. extra furnace. Ideal for home- lor Inapoctlon, call ua. cleaning alova; dishwasher, and practically new 7476 office combination. Priced at BUILDING LOT OR LOTS A TAG SALE -10 Homestead Street, Manchester, Saturday wall-to-wall. Two car garage plus beet etorega. AS 5. Clean Appearance. ACT NOW-JITTOAORIAT 375,000. 643-9354 or 872-7403. Near Crystal Lake. Carl A. Zinsser Agency July 24th and Sunday July new washable Wall-laxI One of Mancheeler’t beet 6. Be available for work WAY OS U F I THIS SUMM IH $4,S00 COMPLETE 649-2413 JOBS, SDUCATION, TNAININa 2Stn, 10 a.m.-S p.m. Some an­ values in the alxtlee. during the entire MANCHESTER - 344,900 - tiques. Partial listing; school year. SOR INLISTMINT OSTAILS JJ 646-1511 MM IB CALL AIR SORCS Large Cape reduced to 341,900 mechanized butter chum cir­ MANY MORL CALL IIS - WE WORK! 648-7440 for quick sale. Immaculately ca 1878, oak commode, AM and/or PM Routaa kept yard with beautiful frames, Victorian sideboard, iWga/enon THE WILLIAM L BELFIORE AGENCY Plaaaa call John Thrall at shrubs, hedges and grape ar­ CAPE • Seven rooms, Victorian sofa and some REALTORS 64S-1700 Buolnoti Opportunity 14 bor on corner lot. Four GARRISON COLONIAL - OPEN HOUSE household items. bedrooms, finished rec room featuring 17x23 first floor Eight rooms, built in 1967, Call Any ot Our Full-Tlina People: 643-2414 REAL ESTATE family room, two fireplaces, brick front, large modern SUNDAY 1-4 any waakday morning SMALL ENGINE Service with bar, wall-to-wall TAG SALE - July 24th and GUSTONBURY $57,900 GLASTONBURY $35,900 JOE LOMBARDO ALEX MATTHEW carpeting, fireplace, attached four bedrooms, central vac, kitchen, formal dining room, nCTMIA so. AND ' JIM FINNEGAN JIM DE ROCCD batora 9.-00 (or an Intar- Corporation expanding dealer , treed lot. 346,500. first floor family room, 15x19, 25th, 10 a.m. Furniture, Immaculate 7 room, 3 bath, 2-car garage. Raised network. No experience garage and more. Scorpio 8 7 2 - 7 7 1 8 STONCST. stereo/radlo console, china Six-room Cape Cod. Garage, Wooded lot. City vlaw. K ck Agency, Realtors, four bedrooms, 2-car garage, (OffCMtarSt) Ranch. City utilities. necessary. Complete training Real Estate, 649-6441, 742- 6464200. closet, glass, china,Jewelry, utilities. Busline. Call now. program. 3500. investment 7388. large level lot. At the low, Inspect these quality built linens, antiques. 29 Elizabeth low, price of 351,900. Philbrlck Colonials, six large rooms, Drive. OPEN FOR INSPECTION yo required to start your own Agency, Realtors, 646-^00. JUST LISTED used an 029 or a 129 keypunch business. Ideal for retired or HEBRON LINE - Lake IVk baths, oak floors, machine or a data recorder, art time. Details on request. privileges, three bedroom appliances, fireplace, TAG SALE - Saturday and we have temporary BIr. Barker. ESCA Field Ranch, 2 baths. Requires MANCHESTER - Six room aluminum siding. Many Sunday 165, Avon, glassware assignments developing in Training Division Box 619, TLC. Must be sold! Owner National Weather Forecast Cape, eat-ln kitchen, three or other extras. and miscellaneous. 36 Chester your area. These jobs could be Wading River, New York. purchased another home. four bedrooms, walk-out full LOW 40’s Street, East Hartford. immediate or within several 11792. High 320’s. Robert Associates, basement. U rge enclosed lot BuiLDin wia SI FnassNT weeks. R egister now by 2269274, 537-3636. 80x180, new driveway, new UNITED REALH ALUMINUM SIDING calling 2761680. SMALL VARIETY Store - storm windows, fireplace in Sacrifice. Distributor has lef­ available. Low investment COVENTRY - Seven room living room, no agents. 646 _____ S d L S lIU ___ __ tover brand new first quality FIGURE CLERK- If you are required for someone who Raised Ranch on a treed lot, 8415. siding in original factory car­ experienced on a 10 key ad­ would like to be their own fireplaced living room, dining BRICK DUPLEX - living tons. Must sacrifice. Installa­ ding machine or a calculator, boss. Call B/W Realty, 647- room, eat-in kitchen, three room, kitchen, formal dining tion and terms arranged. Call we have temporary jobs 1419 for more details. bedrooms, 1 1/2 baths, 2-car room, three bedrooms, rec Warehouse, 5269134. developing in your area. garage. Many extras. Low room, 2-car garage, excellent EAST HARTFORD $44,900 EAST HARTFORD $57,900 These jobs could be im­ 40’s. Owner. 742-8864. NEW condition, 351,900. Philbrlck TAG SALE - lawn chairs, ml6 Supar claan tann-room alumlnun tidad Ranch. First floor family mediate or within several □ EDUCATION Agency, Realtors, 6464200. cellaneous. Sunday, July 2Sth, Two family, 6-6'. Separate heating units. Excellent Seven room natural finished Raised Ranch. 2 room, llraplac* and on* and W batha. Lola ol carpalint). Only $36,000. EIGHT ROOM Ansaldi built HOMES 9 a.m.-6 p.m., 89 Waddell weeks. Register now by location. Fireplaces in each unit. fireplaces, 2Vk baths, wall-to-wall carpeting BEAUTIFUL SPLIT LEVEL calling 2761M0. Ranch, two fireplaces, 1 1/2 Cap*, Cetonlalt S a Ranch — BOLTON - Ranch with first Road, Manchester. Immediate occupancy. Prlvolo Inotructlono 18 baths, two car garage, M9,900. Raady tor ooninaneY. AS hav* floor family room with built- Call Dubaldo-Lesperance, 646 t TIMniAlUBfS IW bauia, vinyldding, nraplaoaa, STEREO, three months old, 0505. a ear aaras*. LaeaM on Baal 1ns. fieldstone fireplace, three REMEDIAL READING and tIdiMp* at, aO Autumn. bedrooms, dining room, walk­ Kenwood 4400 receiver, San- Lot #90 Brianvood Dr., Manchester math; individualized work ■W out basement, garage, large sul 212 turntable. Avid 102 program, (lst-8th grade) by MANCHESTER - Older three T.J. CROCKETT, floaltor private lot. 349,900. Philbrlck speakers, 3600. 643-1293 ------By J. A. McCa r t h y ------Masters (legree teacher. 566 bedroom Cape Cod. Kitchen, B43-1B77 Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. anytime. 8075. separate dining room, large living room, foyer, enclosed un wiAtwt loioc All 6 1223" MAPLE double bed frame NEW — 7 room Ranch — with 3 badrooma, 2 front porch, utility buildings, Loto-Lond For Solo 34 315; dresser 315; single bed hatha, family room with (iroplaco and patio off new heating system and roof. HEBRON - Private lake, must OUTSTANDING □ REAL ESTATE be sold. Owners have bookcase headboard 315; dm oat-bi kitchon, formal living room and dining 329,900. Amedy Realty, HILLSBORO, N.H. Five acre sink 325. 6460149. Realtors, 875-6283. purchased other home. room, aluminum aiding w/brick facing on porch. OPPORTUNITY For period ending 7 a.m. EST Sunday. Thunderstorms will be Custom built Cape, nine view lot. Plenty of privacy Homst For Solo 33 expected Saturday night in northern Arizona, North Dakota and with 550 feet of road frontage, 18x44 IN-GROUND pool oc­ 2-car garage, all city utllllloa — $53,900.00 for Caliber HEBRON LINE - Lake rooms, this home sports knot­ the mid Atlantic states. Mostly fair skies elsewhere. Minimum ty pine paneling, beamed 35,400. Only 3500 down. tagon shaped, walk-in stairs, • Anioitjous BOLTON - 331,906 Attractive privileges. T.L.C. will make readings include: (approx, max. temperatures in parenthesis) Liberal owner financing. 1- ladder, filter, 33,500. With thrM or four bwdroomt, flrtplact, fim lly room, 2 plus btdroomt, five-room Ranch, family this three bedroom, 2 bath ceilings, majestic stone 603-882-0928. Stop out lor a lalaura Inapacilon Sal. or Sunday. Executive Type Atlanta 71 (90), Boston 57 ( 78), Chicago 61 (81), Cleveland 62 fireplace with heat-olators, negotiable. 6462288 after 5 EAST HARTFORD $47,900 formal dining room iaading to a canvaa covarad dack, garaga and room, fireplace, paneling, Ranch a comfortable first p.m. Briarwobd Dr. la oH Kaonay SI. In Wealwood. EAST HARTFORD $26,900 mort. $45,900. aluminum siding. Hutchins home. High 20’s. Robert (76), Dallas 75 (93), Denver 75 (89), Duluth 59 (83), Houston 71 20x22 entertainment room, 2- Aaaf Eoloto Wontod 33 SALESMAN car garage and more. Low Seven room 2W bath Split. City utilities. Busline. Duplex. 2 family. 5-5. Separate furnaces. Wooded Agency, 6463166. Associates, 2269274, 537-3636. (92), Jacksonville 72 (92), Kansas City 69 (92), Little Rock 73 SUPER Tagrag Sale - Su Swimming pool. Immediate occupancy. (96), U s Angeles 65 ( 78), Miami 78 (89), Minneapolis 63 ( 92), 50’s. Easy to care for lot. ALL CASH for your property lot off Burnside Avenue. Immediate occupancy S)laac\\ac& & ^sseU o This ii an opening in our Robert Associates. 2269274, July ^2Sth, 11 a.ra.-6a.m.-6 p.m M ERRin AGENCY 646-1180 talas organization which MANCHESTER - Three New York 68 (81), New Orleans 74 ( 92), Phoenix 79 (102), b a t­ within 24 hours. Avoid red 44A 'on■■ Barnsbee" ------■■■■ LaiLane in REALTORS-MLS 537-3636, 537-3175. REALTORS 122 EAST CENTER ST. oHort a parmanant position bedroom Colonial with formal MANCHESTER tle 56 ( 77), St. Uuis 65 ( 89), and Washington 61 (84) degrees. tape, instant service. Hayes North Coventry. and an aiceptionally solid dining room. Patio with stone Corporation, 646-0131. 189 West Center Street $48-2482 tulure for the go-getter type Kssnsy 8L Arss REDUCED!! Attractive of salesman. fireplace in backyard. Two- GAS STOVE, good condition, car garage. Convenient West NEW M IIE O RANCHES Ranch, three bedrooms, laun­ SELLING your house? Call us I We offer one of the best com­ w ill lake smaller home In dry, monstrous lot, many new double oven-grlddle or fifUi Saute . -Anhautr. (Connertirut pensation plans in this entire side location. Priced to sell first and we’II make you a burner, 360; radios and mis­ 6 I area. (Salary plus com­ trade. items, close to schools. BOLTON 336,500. Wolverton Agency, MANCHESTER cash offer. T.J. Crockett,, cellaneous. 6466610. mission), along with other Realtors, 649-2813. •48,800 SEVEN ROOM Cape - Excellent value. Only, 333,900. Realtor, 6461577. I fine benefits including a top Two rsmslnlng Manchester - three or four KasiwySLArM Homeseekers Realty 6464353. 3FireHtIie ?Eealtg Inc. I flight sales training program. TWO NEW COLONIALS I Apply In person MANCHESTER - Charming bedrooms, large living room, IMMEDIATE Cash for your KENMORE Zig Zag portable 741fl44 FM partially finished rec room, ; M7 tl44 three bedroom Ranch with 1 Raal Estitg Csntsr $80,000 property. Let us eimlain our sewing machine wuh aU at­ 1/2 baths, first floor family corner lot. Walk to schools, fair proposal. Call Mr. tachments, plus pattern disc. 646-4144 bus and shopping. 335,000. FM MANCHBSTBR *t iHuitlpIc Ctoiin^ 6enjlcu to ocnir qdu better. TED TRUDON room, fireplace, fenced-in Rwri E s M t Cwriar Belfiore, 647-1413. Asking 380. Maple bookcase, G&R Realty, 315. 647-1815. yard, and more. Priced in the 040-4144 SlUDED COMFOItn AND6VER $44,966 VOLKSWAGEN 40’s. Zinsser Agency, 6461511. MAY WE BUY your home? MANCHESTER - Cute seven Cool in the summer and EAST HARTFORD $34,500 EAST HARTFORD $39, Route 83 EAST HARTFORD - Urge warm In the winter. Very Quick, fair, all cash and no TAG SALE - 21 Hartford room Cape. Aluminum siding, Road, July 24th, 104, July Tolland Tpke. NEW LISTING - Very clean six room Cape. Three well constmeted, moder­ problems. Call Warren E. Five room, 3 bedroom Ranch. Oversized garage. L shaped living room and dining room. Living room and neat 6-6 two-iamlly fireplace, wall-to-wall JUST REDUCED - Owner Howland, Realtors, 6461108. 25Ui, 1-4, Parking at South Talcottville bedrooms, large 14x26 heated nized, 6 room Colonial, IW Large garden area. 28’ long with fireplace. Beautiful treed lot. Country Duplex. Centrally located on family room, two full tiled carpeting, rec room with bar, says “sell now!" Clean 65 Methodist lot. chma cabinet, beautiful lot In a nice 70x310 lot, desirable location. two-family in quiet convenient baths, fireplace, garage, CASH for your property. CaU odd bureaus, and more. size kitchen. Busline. Immediate occupancy. baths, carpeting throughout. U w 340’s. Principals only. neighborhood. Two separate Aluminum sided, new 25 year location, 'rhiro floor has large solarian kitchen with oak us first if anxious to Sell. Naw England country aattlng. $-room Colonial, batha, Rraptaca, heating^ units. 345,900. Keith roof, 2-car garage, 21x26 Owner. 49-1872. finished room, modem baths, cabinets. Must be seen! Keith Real Estate. 64IM126 or KITCHEN TABLE, round, vary aacludad lot. Only a coupla of mlnutaa to I-S4. A lot of houaa hart AUTOMOTIVE parts Real Estate, 649-1922, 646 fenced yard. 568-376f Many, two oil furnaces, garage, city W f s a a iw w n 6461922 black texture formica top for $90,900. warehouse has openings for 4126. many extras. utilities. Excellent Invest­ BARROWS it W A LU C E without chairs. 320. CaU 872- Wtiat is your Property Worth? stock clerks. If you're hard ment at only 338,900. Keith SELL YOUR house through J. 2973. BOLTON working, creative, and depen­ MSTtn m w i 3n-iiii CHARMING COLONIAL - on Real Estate, 6464126, 646 Watson Beach Real Estate ■ 'Ll. We will inspect your property and suggest dable we’re interested. tree lined older residential 1922. C og^ny. Professional real TAG SALE-July 24th, 37 Gin- an asking price. (No obligation.) Excellent nay and fringe ton Street. Porta-crib, antique Immaculate sight-room Ralatd Ranch. Thraa BAST HARTFORD $SS,900 street. Home features estate service for nearly 50 Ask us about our'guarantee sales plan TODAY!!! benefits offered. Only the fireplaced living room, bright years. CaU our Manchester of­ and china lamps, .odd dishes, badrooma, family room, dan, 2 firaplacaa, 2 batha, sincere need apply. Call 289- GlilUl & COZY DUPLEX MANCHESTER - New listing, larga dack, 1.11 privala acraa, many, many axtraa. cozy family room, formal MANCHESTER excellent value, seven room fice for an estimate of value curtains, skates, mis­ 7906 for further details. For the home buyer who MANCHESTER - (Juality cellaneous Items. dining room, eat-in kitchen, 5 BEDROOM COLONUL Ranch, formal dining room, built, eleven room Ranch, without obligation. 647-9139. needs some extra Income, three lovely bedrooms. ANDOVER this 3 bedroom Duplex with Newer oversized Colonial fireplace, spacious rec room, large living room with $43,900 GAL FRIDAY - Sharp person Anxious out of country owners garage, private back yard. P.S. - SELLING your home? TAG SALE - July 22nd - 29th - located In one ot fireplace, four, bedrooms, first 20D Gunning Drive, 6465156. needed as secretary in busy rec room, kitchen, living must sacrifice at 345,900. Call 344,900. Hayes Corporation, floor family room, two baths, We would be pleased to list It. convalescent home. Will han­ room & dining area will fit B/W Realty, 647.1419. Manchester’s finest 6460131. CaU Phillips & Stevenson Mediterranean formal dining ComfortabI# country living at iu baat with daadad laka privllagaa. 6- large rec room with fireplace, Realty, 6460609. room suite, queen slse dle several responsibilities in­ your needs. areas. Five bedrooms, 2■<»!«» MM halmi siding, large treed lot, bedrooms, living room and set, etc. Mum nsNti 311-isii Anthony pool, other throughout, appilanced CUSTOM U&R built Chalet, AiHeloo for Solo 41 ALARM COMPANY - den. For those who want to kitchen. Must sell. 3^,500. eight rooms, two distinctive extras too numerous to TAO UAI 1? Saturday and EAST HARTFORD 289-7475 requires operator for central get out in the country, a G&R Realty, 2866885. fireplaces, 2 1/2 tiled baths, ALUMINUM sheets used as O n h i K_ TEDFORD station, experienced fecial buy at 329,000. Call mention. Sunday, July 24th and 2itb.2jitb, 10 MEMBERS: GREATER MANCHESTER BOARD OF REALTORS MANCHESTER - Two fantastic skyline view, printing plates, .007 thick, Spacious two bedroom home. Dining room, flrsplaca, preferred but not necessary. B/W Realty, 647-1419. wooded acre. Birch Mountain a.m. to 6 p.m., 56 BIgeli families. One 5-B flat on 23x32". 25 cents each or 5 for Street. large canfar hall, ancloaad aunporch, landacapad lot. GREATER HARTFORD BOARD OF REALTORS CaU 236-1633. Foster Street with three full DUBALDO-LESPERANCE Manehaalar area. Upper 60’s. Owner. 646 31. Phone 6462711. GREATER VERNON BOARD OF REALTORS m i 2 I . baths and one lav. Garages HISTORY BECKONS you in 1893. this Circa 1775 settlers Cape. 646-0505 HONDA 65 for larts, 320. M A L ESTATE 947-9914 and porches. The other a CLEAN USED refrigerators, Utility trailer, 35 deluxe duplex on Oak Street. The road was dirt, the revolu­ *36,400 SIXTEEN ACRES - Plus I. Call 646 tion ongoing when the farmer ranges, automatic washers, 9044. Two fireplaces, garages, MANCHESTER - Owner Original owner offers three restored antique Colonial in with guarantees. B.D. Pearl’s RNs & large level lot, etc. T. J. warmed and cooked from his bedroom, aluminum sided Manchester. Fifteen rooms, seven foot center chfmney moving, must sell, clean six Alliances, 649 Main St., 646 TAG SALE - Baby Items, SPOTLIGHT HOMES CONVENIENT Crockett Realtor, M3-1577. room Colonial, wall-to-wall Cape. Fireplace, large eat- three full baths, nine fireplaces. Now with modern, fireplaces, other features too bike, toys, decorations, collec­ LPNs heat, plumbing and electrici­ carpeting, garage, nice loca­ in kitchen with dishwasher, tor bottles, books and ml6 SOUTH WINDSOR - 5 1/2 tion, maay extras. 336,900. modefn bath, large family numerous to mention. 3130,- SWIMMING POOL Sacrifice - ty, this home at 333,900 af­ 000. Philbrlck Agency, cellaneous. July 24Ui, 164, 71 room Ranch near dead-end. 6467862 after 4 p.m. room. Lovely w (^ed lot. Leading manufacturer has Goodwin Street, Manchester. It you are looking (or a Three bedrooms, wall-to-wall fords pleasurable living. Keith Realtors, 646-4200. Real Estate, 646-41%, 649- Conveniently located. redwood pools left over from challenging work throughout. Pool, and patio, MANCHESTER - Eight room 1975 season Half Price. full cellar. 337,900. 2867019. 1922. Priced to sell. GIANT TAG Sale - Friday and experience tilled with Forest Hills colonial, first BOLTON S4S>M0 Guaranteed instalUtion and Saturday, David Drive, rewarda, but beyond floor laundry and family room fiOURD AGENCY terms, call toll free 806226 Coventry. Beds, dishes, lots or MANCHESTER Unlcnie op- 1976 ask for Monte, day or those that are with raised hearth fireplace, 2 649-6030 CUSTOM RANCH children's toys. Several portunity to buy neweriro-ri Lrooin ' 2 0 . 1/2 baths, two car basement evening, seven days. families participating. fS- monetary, we want to Duplex. Three bedrooms, oak 6 room CiBaps, eanlri garage, natural woodwork and New listing. Immaculate join you. We are a large floors, walk-out basement, I alum inum si fully carpeted, 357,900. DARK LOAM - Five yards, $33,900 Biding, big YEAR 'ROUND U ke proper­ 6W room custom built TAG SALE - Guitar amplifier, Bust the rent rapi Nicely decorated tix-room Colonial Convalescent Facility, busline. 329,900. Hayes Cor­ porch. VsMnt. Odegard Realty, 643-4365. 330., plus tax. Washed patio printing press, Reese hitch, . ------, poration, 646-0131. ty, three bedrooms, Franklin Ranch, large living room with three bedroomt, 1 i(DuVlEHlTHIMWlTHAF)ltSr-AlD HAVE W NOTICar, 6IR, 8 Prlndpel actor 5 Kind of opera I feONNAKILL By Abigail Van Buren 12 Own 6 Tunes Kn;CU)6B£fSDHIMU)ITH A THAT HE h a sn 't c a lled 13 Narrow Inlet 7 School of II X , THAT KID WHO'S I U/NCHTWIVSHED HIM INTO DEAR ABBY: Our neighbors are among the nioMt ME A NAME A U CAV? 14 “Kiss Me. whales If ’’^ 1 ee&(Re* per gallon. Asking $1,- «lt«TStnieA.lnc. Lot uamaka your homo apartdaagalnl ’ NEWTON H. Smith & Sons - roofs,new roofs. Free es­ applications for one bedroom, 100. Call 6tt-lS77. Bugs Biinnjr — HBlmdahl and Stoffal m TTDN60g WHEN I'M TIRED? Call B49-772B For A f r o # Eatimala Remodeling, repairing, ad­ timates. 30 Years Experience. $127 per month, two-bedroom, "O f course I favor E.R.A. The Earned Run ditions, rec rooms, porches □ AUTOMOTIVE Howley, 643-5361. $161 p er m onth, th ree 1973 TOYOTA Corona deluxe Avarago Is an Important slallallc lor ALL ■ i MAK PAINTING and roofing. No job too small. bedroom, $174 per month. wagon. 4-speed. Best offer. THIS MOTH-PWOOFING MOW pitcharal" Call 649-3141. YOU HAVEN'T heard the Rent Indues all utilities, Autoa For Sa/a 61 Can 6438557. SP)W^Y r exxkjHT (?N BRIAN McKEEVER, Ownar lowest price until you let A&T wall-to-wall Scarpetlng, and H E R E IS h O CARPENTRY - Repairs, Siding give you a free es­ parking. Call 1-2378859 for In­ NEED CAR? Credit bad? 1971 VOLKSWAGEN, 411, GOOD/ TELL? bur Boarding House — Carroll & McCormick “When Only The Beat Will Do . . . remodeling, additions, gar­ timate. Complete exterior formation. EHO. Bankrupt? Repossessed? excellent condition, It'a Only The Beat We'll Do“ ages, roofing, call David finishing. Guaranteed and in­ Honest Douglas accepts automatic, very clean, low Patria, 644-17%. sured. Call 646-7835 or 643- lowest down, smallest mileage, rear defogger, radial UM.VAAOUR MONEY 16 . 1798. payments. Douglas Motors, tires, $1,695. 649-M53 or 649- PRINTED HERE AT THE ] WES ROBBINS carpentry RENTAL OFFICE improvement - BRICK, BLOCK, stone, 345 Main. 7901. U.6.M1NT,' IT '6 N IC E remodeling specialist. Ad­ DAMATO ENTERPRISES fireplaces. Chimney repair. Large variety ol AparlmenU and •'~1F YOU L IK E NEW ditions, rec rooms, dormers, A b*n3 OF VERMONT MADE CASH PAID for your older, QUALITY Reflnlshlng - 8761. LEON CIESZYNSKI builder - 646-1021 PARTS Department now open 1T6 OWN MONEY IN unwanted or junk cars. Custom reupholstery, 199 RUPERT IN I70J L’ll Sports — WIrth Immediate removal. Windsor new homes custom built, 240 Now Stato Road Saturdays. Complete line of 1973 CHEVROLET Caprice, This Funny World Forest Street, Manenester. remodeled, additions, rec Auto Haul, 242-^9. Caning, r^airs. Very Haating-Plumbing 38 MANCHESTER Chrysler parts. Chorches (our-door hardtop, air-, power rooms, garages, kitchens Motors. 849-3848. steering, power brakes, 31,000 O er VEK. RERJNO AT reasonable. Free estimates. remodeled, bath tile, cement REWEAVING bums, holes. 6468574.______miles, private. $2,975. 643- WINDOW FIVE... work. Steps, dormers. SEWERLINES, sink lines, 1975 FORD Maverick - 2-door, Zippers, umbrellas repaired. cleaned with electric enttersf 6526. SIGH/ Window shades, Venetian EXPERT TREE removal and Residential or commercial. THREE ROOM apartment, standard. Radio, heater. • ••flV*******a***«***«**** Call 6498291. ^ professionals. McKinney Radial tires. 19,600 miles, 21 blinds. Keys. TV for rent. land clearing - free estimates Bros. Sewage Disposal Com­ stove and refrigerator In­ Trueka lor Sato 63 Marlow's, 887 Main St. 849- - fully insured. Call All State pany, 643-5306. cluded, $190 per month, mpg in city. Must sell. $2400. 5221. Tree Expert Company. 647- TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY references required. 1970 DODGE, D200, camper Carpentry and general con­ NO JOB too Philbrick Agency, 648-4200. special, radio, power steering, tracting. Residential and small, toilet 1971 VEGA GT Hatchback - C&M TREE Service - Free es­ repairs, ;ed drains. power brakes, automatic, timates, discount senior Palntlng-Paparlng commercial. Whether it be a NEWER TWO Family Automatic, radial tires, $700. auxiliary fuel tank, plus 3,000 8290 0 I ( 32 small repair job, a custom kitchen faucefs replaced^ citizens. Company repaired, rec rooms, Duplex. Two bedrooms, bath Call 649^W96 after 5 p.ip. lb hydraulic hoist, covered . tmoll'Mtlorga f Manchester owned and built home or anything in and 1/2, appliances Included. bed, 35,000 miles. Excellent PERT S ^ INSIDE - Outside painting. between, call 646-13TO. bathroom remodeling, heat operated. Call 646-1327. Special rates for people over $220. monthly. 043-2282, 644- 1972 IMPALA 48oor, 14,000 condition. 649-2333. Why not aow this good- 16 N EAR modernization, etc. Free es­ looking Jacket for him? 65. Fully insured. Estimates timates gladly given. M & M miles, automatic, one owner, B E A R WILL TILL your garden for $7 MASONARY • Brick, block, 12,400. CaU after Vp.m., 643- It a sure to surprise and given, (fall 649-7863. Plumbing & Heating, 649-2871. 1969 F-lOO, 6-cylinder, 3-speed please himl MOUNTAIN. gr^hour. Call anytime, 742- stone, plastering and con­ MANCHESTER - Four 6310. standard, 8' style side, _ VER M O N T - crete, fireplaces and rooms, $122. and three rooms, excellent running condition. _ No. 8290 with Photo- Bogus PM OB ' PAINTING - interior and chimneys. New and repair. E. FRANK SCOTELU Plum- Guide is in Small, Medi­ exterior, paperhanging, bing • repairs and remodeling. $117. Adults only. 54 Birch 1969 CHEVY - Power $1595 or best offer. Call after 5 MASONRY - Bricks, blocks, Richardson. 643-0889,649-M06. um or Large Size. Medi­ excellent work. References. Vanities and hot water Street. Come see 6:30 p.m.. steering, power brakes, air, p.m., 2288114. um . . . 2Ti yards 45-Inch. Short Ribs — Frank Hill concrete, steps, sidewalks, July 26th and 27th. new tires. $700. CaU after it- Free estimates. Fully In­ CEILINGS and Walls. New or heaters. Prompt service on Paitema available only patios, and stick chimney. sured. Martin Mattson, 649- emergencies. 643-7024. 3:30, 643-9249. DODGE, new 1976 Vans - Win­ Call 875-4973 after 6. old, texture ceilings, sand in aiaea ahoum. 4431. MANCHESTER - Three dow Vans, Kary Vans - Take TO oiDlt, IMS IN tsr tscS sN- SAi/S0MET}^\N6^/Wy/ finished, swirL spray or stuc­ bedroom first floor apartment FIAT 128, 1972, 28oor sedan. y^our p ick from New GENERAL Remodeling and co. Drobiak Dry Wall ^ m - Buy me and I'll give you a new A UFSTIME ^ B.H. MAGOWAN Jr. & Sons - - two lamlly. Security, lease, Englands’ largest selection. painting, Interior and pany, 646-8882. no pets. Call after 6 p.m. 646- exhaust, battery, alternator, Dodge Truck Center, 265 •Ul lUHNITT * WHV PONY YOU PLAY OUT p exterior. Free estimates. Painting, Paperhangihg. Ful-. flooring 36 0867. and 33 mpg. All for $1,200! MinchMitr Iv<»n1ng Htrald ly insured, free estimates. 30 Murplw Road, Hartford. 527- 11M Av«. of AmgriCM References. Reasonable Please phone 647-1601 before 2 INTHE FAIRWAY LIKE THE f ©1976 Yfears experience. 643-7361. Rootlng-BMIng-Chlmnay 34 FLOOR Sanding - Reflnlshlng, 8246. ( ^ n today until 2 p.m. Nbw York, N.Y. 100M prices. 849-7831 or 569-4169. ONE five room apartment p.m. or after 6 p.m. Priat Ntflit, U*Hi vltli IIF RESTOFUS?" McNxefkt SyeJ,, lac. 7-24 floors like new, no waxing, newly redecorated with COBe, BtylG ffNNiBir aiK lUg. PAPER HANGING Expert. ROOFER will install roof, (specializing In older floors). TWO 1952 International 3/4 BROKEN GLASS of all types rAllitwta t1971 VEGA,vc.vi/1 , a-uuui2-door t:uupe,coup ton pick-ups. One In excellent The Fall ft Winter ’78 "There goes a trailer just like oure." repaired. Low prices. Your average paner, in siding or gutters for low dis- average room, $25. Mr. jSm (^eriaili* apartment newly sUndard, 4 cylinder, bucket condition with 80,000 original BASIC FASHION con- References. 569-4169. coqnt price. Call Ken at 649- ^ Verfallle, 646-5750, 87^ • . redecoratedredecorsled withJlth refrigeratorrafrlaarotni seats, seats. tow o« mileag '• ;ood con- miles. Shop manual included. tains a Bonus Cou|ion! RIchman, 646-3884. 2458. . 2222. and.stove, CaU 872-8718. dition. Asking ( 19-7827. . $550. for both. 644-0204. Price. , , $1,25 a copy. / PAGE FOURTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Sat., July 24, 1976

Obituaries Police report

Rev. Reuben Doody graduating from Willlmantic State The Rev. Reuben Doody, 89, of Teachers College, now Eastern Manchester She was charged with David M. Theriault, 19, drugs, reckless driving, Connecticut State College. She had Somersworlh, Maine, formerly of Cord E. Brldgeman, 14, failure to obey stop sign of 7 Ambassador Dr. was disobeying the signals of an taught in the East Hartford school Manchester, died Friday at a of 19 Ensign St. was taken (unsafe movement from). arrested Friday at 4:30 officer, misuse of registra­ system for 20 years and was a Rochester, N.H. hospital. by Manchester Ambulance She is scheduled to appear p.m. on Main St. and tion plates, operating, an member of the Connecticut State The Rev. Mr. Doody was born in to Manchester Memorial in Common Pleas Court 12 charged with having rider unregistered. motor vehi­ Educators Association. She also was Caribou, Maine, and lived in Houlton, Hospital after a bicycle- in East Hartford Aug. 3. outside his vehicle. A cle, and operating witout a a member of the Mystic Maine, most of his life. He had car collision Friday at 5:55 passenger was dangling his license. Congregational Church, where she formerly made his home in p.m. on Center St. at Susan J. Dunlap, 21, of legs out the rear hatch He was held In lieu of Manchester for two years. taught Sunday School for 25 years. Edgerton St. East Hartford was charged door, police said. $200 surety bond for court Other survivors are four brothers, Survivors are ^ daughters, Mrs. He was treated and with failure to drive in the Court is Aug. 6. Monday. Edward Coogan, Clarence A. Coogan Winslow Eastbrook of Coventry, released. right hand lane in connec­ II and Jesse Coogan, all of Mystic, Mrs. Walter Ouellette of Caribou and Claudette M. Violette, tion with a one-car acci­ James J. Kelly, 31, of 73 and Francis Coogan of Jackson, Mrs. Hubert Ross of Somersworth, 25, of 38 Edgerton St. was dent today at 2:17 a.m. on Glenn M. Botting, 18, of Cottage St. was arrested Miss.; two sisters, Mrs. James with whom he made his home; 5 the driver of the car. She Charter Oak St. west of 77 Loveland Hill Rd., today at 12:30 a.m. at his Marshall of Old Mystic and Mrs. sons, Reuben Doody Jr. of Houlton, had stopped at the stop sign Spruce St. Rockville was arrested home and charged with dis­ Edward Lathropof Luthera, Nassau; Arnold Doody of Wlllimantlc, on Edgerton St. and then The car she was driving Friday at 4:40 p.m. in orderly conduct after a and several nieces and nephews. Thomas Doody of Dallas, Tex., proceeded onto Center St. east struck a utility pole. A Center Park and charged domestic disturbance. Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Main Atwood Doody of Haynes City, Fla., and into the path of the passenger, Jeff Buckley, with possession of alcohol Court is Aug. 16. St., Manchester, is in charge- of and Harold Doody of Plant City, bike driven by Bridgeman, 23, of East Hartford, suf­ on town property. Court is Fla.; 18 grandchildren, 30 great­ arrangements, which are in­ police said. fered minor injuries. Court Aug. 9. complete. A 16-year-old grandchildren and a great-great- is Aug. 10. Manchester youth was The family suggests that any grandson, Kevin Hanko of Vernon. Todd C. Morrill, 26, of reported missing in June memorial gifts may be made to the The funeral is Monday at Dunn’s Baruch Goldstein Area police Glastonbury was arrested by his family. Police in­ Hockanum School, East Hartford. Funeral Home, Houlton, Maine. Friday at 9:50 p.m. near vestigated and reported to Burial will be in the Ludlow, Maine, Mrs. Grace B. Ill Thomas Dr. and charged the family rumors the hoy Cemetery. ROCKVILLE — Mrs. Grace Speaker business during which she with operating a motor had followed a circus Friends may call at the funeral Hebron flrownell 111, 84, formerly of E. allegedly struck a sales vehicle while under the in­ which had been in the area home tonight from 7 to 9 and Sunday Bruce R. MacBryde Jr., Franklin Park, died Friday at a Baruch Goldstein, leader of the Los person, police said. fluence of alcohol and/or recently. from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. 16, of Jack m an R d., Rockville convalescent home. She Angeles branch of Jews for Jesus, She is scheduled to will speak Sunday at 7 p.m. at the Amston suffered a minor Tl David J. Longobardi was the widow of Albert 111. head laceration in a one- appear in Common Pleas Graveside services for David J. Mrs. Ill was born April 18, 1892 in Church of the Nazarene, 236 Main St. Court 19 in Rockville Aug. Mr. Goldstein has been involved in car accident today at 1:35 Longobardi Friday at Beaverdale Hoosick Falls, N.Y., and lived in the a.m. on Rt. 85 south of Rt. 25. Memorial of Hamden were con­ Rockville area for many years. Sh,e the Jews for Jesus movement since its earliest days. He is a member of 207, state police said. ducted Park in New Haven. was a member of Union He was driving south in Ralph C. Pepper, 25, of Congregational Church. the executive staff and one of the 67 Orchard St. was ^ ?■' f.'7p*i .1 m , 6 4 c i ‘;io He was the great-grandson of Mrs. the rain when he lost con­ --- mi !' I) lAMIY. ii ... Hit.-. Mary Marley Rhodes and Thomas Survivors are a sister, Mrs. May seven council members who govern arrested Friday about 4:50 the ministry of Jews for Jesus. trol on a curve and hit a Rhodes, of Manchester; there was an Herrington of Hoosick Falls; and fence, police said. He was p.m. and charged with The guest speaker was brought up error in Friday’s account of sur­ several nieces and nephews. taken to Backus Memorial failure to obey a traffic in a conservative Jewish home in the vivors. The funeral is Monday at 11 a.m. at Hospital in Norwhich for light and operating under NOTICE Bronx, N.Y. He served with the Mrs. Franklin A. Howe Ladd Funeral Home, 19 Ellington treatment of the cut. suspension. Court is Aug. Ave. ’The Rev. David Eusden of Army in Vietnam, was wounded and 25. BOLTON — Mrs. Priscilla Coogan spent several months in Army Vernon HEW STORE HOURS Union Congregational Church will of­ Ralph Mazzilli, 56, of 637 Howe, 51, of 105 Cider Mill Rd., a ficiate. Burial will be in Grove Hill hospitals. He joined the Jews for Patricia Kopp, 26, of 36 teacher at the Hockanum School in Jesus staff in 1971. Lanz Lane, Ellington was Hartford Tpke. was Cemetery. arrested at 5:35 p.m. and East Hartford, died Friday night at Friends may call at the funeral Jews for Jesus maintain that they arrested on a court E Hartford Hospital. can believe in Jesus and still remain warrant charging her with charged with evading home Monday from 10:30 a.m. to the responsibility. The charge She was the wife of Franklin Howe. time of the service. Jews. They express this in their breach of peace. The Mrs. Howe was born July 20, 1925 literature, music and drama. charge stems from a July stems from an accident in John Demko a local gas station Friday, ALL DAY in Mystic, daughter of Clarence A. Mr. Goldstein and his wife, Mar­ 15 incident in a Vernon and Clara Morgan Coogan of Mystic, John Demko, 78, of 49 Otis St. died cia, who heads their church relations police said. Court is Aug. 25. ____ and had lived in Bolton for the past 12 this morning at his home. He was the department, live in Santa Monica, SUNDAY years. husband of Mrs. Mary Kupsky Calif. Fire c a lls Joseph R. LaFlamme, She started her teaching career in Demko. 18, of Springfield was a one-room school in Ledyard before The Holmes Funeral Home, 400 arrested at 12:18 a.m. 9 A.M.-5 P.M. Main St., is in charge of Manchester Friday and charged with In Memoriam arrangements, which are in­ Yesterday Friday, 6:44 p.m. — Gas operating under the in­ In loving memory of our dear “ Dad" complete. grill on fire at 28 E. Middle and granpa. Jean L. Marcel, who fluence. Court is Aug. 25. paued away S years ago — July 2S. Tpke. (Town) 196a. ------About town------25 years ago Friday, 10:16 p.m. — The Third District of the VFW Post The Eighth Utilities District Pedestrian hit by car in front We remember Dad’s strength and gentleness and Auxiliary will have its annual authorizes the Superior American of 47 E: Middle Tpke. First aid —strong shoulders family picnic Sunday from noon to 6 Fire Alarm of Meriden to install a given. (Eighth District) —comforting eyes p.m. on the grounds of the Glaston­ new type of double air whistle alarm Vernon We remember quiet understanding, Enfield & steady encouragement, unquestioning bury Elks Home. Mr. and Mrs. at the firehouse. Friday, 2:37 p.m. — love. Edward Dupre, past commander and Manchester residents donate 172 Dumpster fire by Arthur's —a wink president, respectively, of the pints of blood at Bloodmobiie visit, 22 Drug Store. (RockvlUe Fire —a smile Manchester We remember Dad — Manchester VFW, and senior vice pints more than the 150 pint quota. Department) WALDBAUMS commander and president of the 10 years ago Friday, 4:20 p.m. — Minor Sadly missed and dearly loved fire at 9 Park St. (Rockville by his family Third District, are in charge of the This date was a Sunday; The event. Fire Department) FOOD Herald did not publish. Friday, 8:10 p.m. — Minor Food Mart Manchester week in review fire in a barn at 41 High St. (Rockville Fire Department) n/IART OPEN Political candidates nominated Shop For These Candidates for state Senate and state Two other communities. Canton and Section 8 Housing is a program where par­ House races were selected at conventions SUNDAY Simsbury, also switched, giving Suisman just ticipants apply a fixed percentage of their in­ this week. enough for victory. Incumbent Democratic state Sens. George come toward the rent. The remainder of the And Many More 9A.IM. Moriarty said he switched because he rent is paid for through funds provided by the W. Hannon Jr. and David M. Barry were both wanted to get the issue resolved and he felt, renominated by acclamation. Hannon’s op­ federal Department of Housing and Urban after Wednesday’s first ballot, that Maiorano Development (HUD). Manchester has TO ponent in the 3rd District will be Manchester could not win. Big Bargains resident Dr. Frederick W. Spaulding. The already started a Section 8 Housing program Republican candidate in the 4th District for low-income families. SALE STARTS TOMORROW 4P.IW. A partial ban on watering of lawns was The Housing Authority also hired Louise L. 1 against Barry will be Glastonbury’s David p lac^ on users of the town water system and Cohen. Hunter as coordinator of the Section 8 THRUSATURDAYJULY31. is still in effect. program. The job will pay $9,400 per year. The 9th and 14th Assembly Districts shape The ban permits homeowners on the even- up as rematches of the 1974 races. In the 9th, side of the street to water their lawns only on Democratic Rep. Muriel Yacavone of East even-numbered dates, such as July 26,28 and Education 30. People onnthe odd side of the street can Hartford will be opposed by Marilyn K. Mrs. Eleanore Gowen of 50 Plymouth Lane “Lynn" England of Manchester. Mrs. water their lawns only on odd-numbered dates, such as July 25, 27 and 29. was appointed an administrative assistant at Yacavone defeated Mrs. England in 1974. Manchester High School by the Board of The 14th District will have Democratic Rep. The ban was put into effect because of 1 4 1 O o f f Education. She succeeds Parmys G. Pratt Abraham Glassman going against Warren complaints the water department has received concerning low water pressure, who retired as dean of women. WITH PRIOR PURCHASE OF n0.00 Westbrook, the man he beat two years ago. Mrs. Gowen, a former teacher in the Both men are South Windsor residents. lack of water and poor water appearance.' Manchester school system, left an English A three-way battle is under way for the teaching position at Illing Junior High School OR MORE AND THIS COUPON Republican registrar of voters positions. Town administrators and leaders of the Manchester Police Union sat down together in 1974 to become an assistant principal at EXCJPT ITEMS CONTROUED BY STATE I FEDERAL LAWS. Mrs. Marion Mercer and Barry Botticello Tolland High School. both announced their candidacy for the job, at a fact-finding session as work on signing a AT ENFIELD t MANCHESTER FOOD MART DNLV. GOOD THRU SATURDAY I_ JULY 31. LIMIT ONE COUPON PER FAMILY. SATURDAY, which is now held by Frederick E. Peck. It is contract continues. The Board of Education was given a report the first in-party challenge Peck has faced in The police have worked without a contract his 16 years as Republican registrar. since July 1. on efforts to overcome sex discrimination in The fact-finding session is the third step in the school system with regard to staffing, municipal labor disputes. The fourth, and curriculum, physical education program, U.S.D.A. CHOICE Government final, is binding arbitration. tests, .reading material, and guidance. A committee of researchers has made Manchester made a key switch with its Ifeth sides presented their case to state- assigned fact-finder Dr. Rocco Orlando at recommendations for correction and 4 L ' H v()te to help elect Hartford Councilman revisions which are listed in the report. Child Mild Richard Suisman to the chairmanship of the Wednesday’s meeting. He will present a Capitol Region Council of Governments report on the case within the next two STEAKS (CRCOG). months. People FIRST CUT FRANKS Suisman outpolled Marlborough First Selectman Anthony Maiorano 20-9 on the The Zoning Board of Appeals tabled untit Patrol Capt. Richard Sartor was the only fourth roll call vote taken on the issue. A Sept. 20 a number of variances requested for applicant for the new position of deputy two-thirds majority was necessary for vic­ a proposed McDonald’s in the Burr Corners police chief. Police Chief Robert D. Lannan tory. Two of the roll calls were taken at Shopping Center. The board expressed con­ will now review whether Sartor is qualified Wednesday’s meeting. The first two had cern about traffic flow in the center’s to fill the post. He is expected to announce UPTON been taken at CRCOG’s June meeting. parking lot and requested more Information his decision early next week. Mayor Matthew Moriarty Jr., who cast about the lot and possible improvements. DAKED PEA SEANS 'IS 69^ IW W U^■IID Manchester’s vote, voted for Maiorano on Jay R. Stager was named to the 6th the first three ballots. Then, on the second The Manchester Housing Authority was District of the Democratic Town Committee. IS C O U N T P K O . He replaces Mrs. Frances Merola who PAMPERS *1.29 vote Wednesday, he switched to Suisman. notified it will be granted 45 units for Section TEA HMWW 8 Housing for the elderly. moved out of the district. MIX COOKING SAUCE • is 79« U OZ. CAN ITALIAN DRESSINGS OE FEINCH 1l o r r i i 39^ MbbAl 1 VAMiMTIMD UAMIBTIHa ■ A ■ OZiA* CAN BUfftr •IP® NINE LIVES CAT FOOD 5 YOUR LUCKY OAY HAS BEER FEST NORTHWESTERN ARRIVED ... ELECTROLUX IS July 22-23rd 5 P.M. - 2 A.M. ANNOUNCING THE OPENING July 24lh Noon s AT POST ROAD PLAZA, Flea Market Saturday Afternoon July 25th Noon to 8 P M. CHERRIES HARTFORD TPKE., VERNDN, iV/0AI/y Entertainment Featuri BURSTING WITH FLAVOR CT. PHONE 872-3303. FREE SUNDOwSBlf fS W r® ? BLUrHORIIZON and PICK-UP AND DELIVERY. ANTON ZAVEZ ROUTE 0 & 44 BOLTON VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT

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I ' '( nis dis- r a ce. old vas une In- 1 to boy cus tea ^ P««e 2 - WEEKEND - July 24. 1976 s:8i • r,Kr;)i3xy - \ \ WEEKEND- July 24.1976- Page 3 featuring the world priemier of Ischi’s Forum —Conliiiueil from Page 2 “Mono-Prism” with Japanese drummers. Recital Hall at University of Connecticut Friday at 7 p.m.. The Tanglewood in Storrs. Atheneum in Hartford for the remainder This week’s movies on TV Forum Festival Chorus will be featured in a of the summer. • Wednesday at 7 p.m., Suzanne Gates, program of American music followed by a Also at the Atheneum, artist David Today 6:00 (5) "Battling Bellhop” and Joseph Bologna. former master carillonneur of the Trinity (1936). Edward G. Roblium, 9 p.m. concert conducted by Klaus Gilhcraly now has on exhibition in the 11:30 (5) "The Big Knife" College Guild will play the Plumb 1:00 (5) “Ihe Black Sleep” Bette Davis, Humphrey Matrix Gallery a collection of ceramic (1955). Jack Palance, Ida of the arts i Tennstedt featuring Beethoven s Ninth Memorial Carillon at Trinity College in (1956). Basil Rathbone, Lon Bogart. Luplno. monuments and tiles depicting famous' Symphony. Saturdays at 10:.30 a m., open Hartford. A free guided tour of Trinity Chaney, Bela Lugosi. 6:00 (9) “The Lonely 11:30 (9) "lUegal” (1965). Bicentennial occasions with frogs as the rehearsals are held for the public College Chapel follows the recital. 1:00 (9) "The Three Profession” (1969). Harry Edward G. Robinson, Nina featuring the scheduled program for that main characters. A series of tiles depict Musketeers” (1935). Walter • John Barone, pianist, will present a Guardino, Dina Merrill, Foch, Jayne Mansfield. ‘Sunshine’ at Theatre 3 weekend at reduced rates. such great moments in our history as Abel, Paul Lukas, Margot Joseph Gotten. noon recital at Trinity Episcopal Church, 11:45 (8-40) "Starsky and Arthur Fiedler and the Boston Pops will “Frog Washington Signs the Declaration Graham. 9:00 (9) “The Incredible Hutch" (1975). Paul Michael, The local summer theater season con-- 120 Sigourney St. in Hartford. Beverages be featured in a Pops-At-Tanglewood con­ of Independence,” “Frog Washington 3:00 (3) “Treasure Island” Two-Headed Transplant” David Soul, Michael Lemer. tinues to provide town residents with good will be provided after the program for cert Aug. to at 8:.30 p.m. Crossing th the Delaware,” and (1970). (1971) . Bruce Dern, Pat 3:50 (2) "Code of Scotland entertainment, presently with “The those who bring their lunch. 3:00 (9) “Zig Zag” (1965). Priest. For information and reservations call “Cracking the Liberty Bell on a Turnip Yard” (1948). Diana Dors, Sunshine Boys” at Theatre 3 in George Nader, Sylvia 413-637-1600. • Thursday at 7:30 p.m., the Southern Vendor.” 11:00 (9) "From Here to Oscar Homilka. Manchester Community College's main Connecticut Symphonic Pops will feature Lawrence. Eternity” (1954). Burt Lan­ auditorium on Bidwell St. An exhibit of 17 oils on canvas by a 3:30(5) "The Scarlet Claw” caster, Frank Sinatra, Thursday Dance trum peter Donald Cunningham in SCSC’s Bridgeport artist, Gus Moran, is on dis­ The Neil Simon comedy-drama plays Lyman Auditorium in New Haven. (1944). Basil Rathbone, Nigel Montgomery Clift, Deborah tonight and Sunday at 8:30 p.m. Tickets Thursday at the American Dance play through Thursday in the John Lyman Bruce. Kerr. 1:00 (5) "Easy Living” • The U.S. Coast Guard Band will pre­ (1937). Jean Arthur, Edward are available at the door. Festival at Connecticut College in New Auditorium Foyer Gallery on the campus 4:30 (3) “ The Pleasure 11:30 (30) "Red Dust” sent a Centennial Concert Aug. 1 at 8:30 Arnold, Ray Milland. Opening Thursday will be “A Lion in London, the Bill Evans Dance Company of Southern Connecticut State College in Seekers” (1965). Ann- (1932). Jean Harlow, (^lark p.m. at the Academy’s Cadet Memorial New Haven. The gallery is open from 9 Margaret, Tony Franciosa, Gable. 1:00 (9) "Has Anyone Seen Winter," the fourth and final play of precedes the Dancers' Workshop with a Field in New London in one of its “ Under My Gal?” (1952). Rock Hud­ Theatre 3’s season. It will play through a.m. to 3 p.m. through the week and from Brian Keith. 12:00 ( 40) "Gargoyles” performance at 8 p.m. On Friday, the San The Stars” summer concerts. In the event 6:30 (9) "Dawn at Socorro” son, Piper Laurie. Aug. 1 and Aug. 5 through 8. 6:30 to 9:30 p.m. on Thursday. (1972) . Cornel Wilde, Jennifer Francisco Dancers' Workshop begins a of rain, the program will be moved in­ (1954). Rory Calhoun, Piper Salt. 4:00 (9) "To Die in Paris” Shakespeare theater weekend-long participatory workshop doors to Leamy Auditorium. Movies Laurie, David Brian. 1:20 (2) “ The Postman (1968). Louis Jourdan, Kurt which continues through Saturday’s ses­ Art 7:00 (5) “Donovan's Brain Always Rings Twice” (1946). Krueger. Shakespeare’s “The Winter’s Tale" and sion to a close at noon on Aug. 1. Nora At Manchester Community College (1953) and “Violent Road” Lana Turner, John Garfield. 8:00 (9) “Beau James” ' “As You Like It” are playing in repertory Guthrie and Ted Rotante wind up the Paintings by Toulouse-Lautrec. Renoir. auditorium on Bidwell -St., a double (1958). “The Loan Shark” (1952). (1957). Bob Hope, Vera Miles. with Arthur Miller’s “The Crucible” at weekend with premier of three new works Picasso, Degas, and other noUble artists feature with “The Stepford Wives” and 9:00 (20-22-30) “The Man George Raft. 11:30 (5) “Hie Whirlpool” (1950). Jose Ferrer. the American Shakespeare Theatre in on Aug. 1 at 4:,30 p.m. will be displayed on the second floor in the “Go Ask Alice” begins at 9 p.m. Admis­ Hunter” (1968). Roy Thinnes, sion is $1. Sandra Dee. Monday 11:30 (9) "The Night Holds Stratford through Sept. 26. For informa­ For information and reservations call Morgan Memorial Building at Wadsworth Terror” (1955). Vince tion, call 375-4457. 442-9131. 9:00 (24-57) “The Devil's Oh What a Beautiful Morning,” is a popular song at Vernon Middle Eye” (1960). Jarl Kulle, Bibi 1:00 (5) “Miss Tatlock's Edwards, John Ca^vetra. At Jacob's Pillow in Lee. Ma.ss.. the New dinner theater opens School these days as Middle School and Rockville High School Andersson. Millions” (1948). Robert 3:52 (2)' “Brighty of the students rehearse for the musical, “Oklahoma.” The show will be Nikolais Dance Theatre is scheduled for a week’s sports on TV 11:15 (40) “ The Key” Stack, Richard Hayden. Grand Canyon” (1967). Joseph The Pine Brook Dinner Theatre in final performance tonight. Beginning (1958). William Holden, 1:00(9) “An Act of Murder” Cotton, D i^ Foran. prpented July 27, 28, and 29 at 8 p.m. at the Middle School. Shown Higganum opened last week with a show Tuesday, the .Jacob's Pillow Dancers will Today Sunday Sophia Loren. (1948). Fredric March, Ed­ Wednesday mond O'Brien. Friday called “Happy Faces ‘76.’’ A revue, the rehearsing are four of the lead players, Cathy Howe (Aunt Eller) perform, and also Emily Frankel and 11:30 (3) “Escape to Min­ 1:00 (22) Wrestling 2:00 (22) Red Sox vs. 4:00 (9) “The Road fo best part of the program is a group of well ^ j Kris Wetherell (Curley) standing and Doreen Falcetta (Laurev) Charles Moore in Dances & Drums of Yankees 8:00 (9) Mets vs Pirates danao" (1968). George 2:00 ( 8-40) Broncos vs Glory” (1936). Fredric 1:00 (5) “Take a Letter trained voices that present excerpts from and Michael Batchelder (Jud) seated. Tickets are on sale at area Africa, through Julv 31. For reservations Lions 2:00 (24-57) Tennis Maharis. Darling” (1942). Rosalind call 413-243-0745. Friday 11:30 (8) “Walk on the Wild March, Lionel Barrymore, opera and Broadway shows. music stores. (Herald photo by Richmond) i:00 (22) Red Sox vs 2:10 (9) Mets vs Expos Warner Baxter. Russell. Yankees 4:30 (3) Bowling 8:00 (9) Mets vs. Phillies. Side” (1962). Laurence 1:00 (9) "Run Psycho, Run” Called the Milton Berle Royal Singers, Harvey, Jane Fonda, Barbara 11:30 (5) “ Panic in the they got their start as a backup group for Outdoor historical drama 5:30 (9) Racing (roni Mon- Streets” (1950). Elia Kazan, (1966). Gary MerrUl. Maxene Andrews of the Andrews Sisters for musical entertainment. For reser­ 2:15 (20-30) Baseball ticello Stanwyck, Anne Baxter. * 4:00(9) “Pillars of the Sky” none other than Uncle Milty himself. They “Daniel Shays' Rebellion." the true Channels 8 and 40 will Richard Widmark. Jack continues as star of “ Cail Me Madam” at vations. call 265-1501. 5:00 (24-57) Olympiad . . , 1:00 (9) “House of the Black (1966). Jeff Chandler, Dorothy finally broke away with Berle’s endorse­ continue broadcast of the Palance, Zero Mostel. the Coachlight Dinner Theatre in East • Ivoryton Playhouse in Ivoryton story of debt-ridden citizens' revolt 6:00 (9) Racing from M onday Death” (1965). Lon Chaney, Malone, Lee Marvin. ment and now perform all over the coun­ against the Commonwealth of Summer Olympic Games John Carradine, Andrea King. 11:30 (9) “The Line Up” Windsor through Aug. 15. presents its final performance of the com­ Aqueduct (1958). Eli WaUach, Robert 9:00 (3) “The Wild. Bunch” try in big show excerpts. Massachusetts, is playing Friday. Satur­ 7:30 (9) Mets vs. Phillies this week. Broadcasts are 2:00(8) “The Wackiest Ship edy. “My Fat Friend” tonight. The 8:00 (9) Mets vs. Elxpos 8:00 (24-57) Tennis Keith. (1969). William Holden, At Pine Brook, you’ll hear the lovely scheduled for noon, 5 p.m. in the Navy” (1960). Jack Ernest Borgnine. The summer circuit Peanuts musical. “ You’re A Good Man. day and Sunday night performances 11:30 (9) Racing from 1:30 (2) “Rage” (1966). Mprano rendition of “Summertime” from through Aug. 29 at The Pines Theater in Yonkers and 8 p.m. today; 1:30 p.m. Lemmon, Ricky Nelson. 11:30 (5) "Impasse” (1969). Charlie Brown” begins Mondav and plavs Tuesday 3:45 (8) “Cowboy” (1958). Glenn Ford, Stella Stevens. Gershwin’s Porgy and Bess by Renee: • At Goodspeed Opera House in East Had- Look Park. Northampton, Mass.. A 12:00 (9) Wrestling and 7:30 p.m. Sunday; and Burt Reynolds. through Julv 31. For reservations, call 767- Glenn Ford, Jack Lemmon. 4:04 (2) “ Comrade X” Stevens; a medley from “Fiddler on the dam,“ Going Up” plays through Aug. 8. highlight of the drama is a spectacular 7:30 (9) Mets vs. Phillies 7:30 p.m. and 11:30 p.m. 11:30 (9) "G-Men” (1935). 0967. 10:00 (24-57) Olympiad 4:36 (2) “ The Young (1940). Clark Gable, Hedy Roof” sung by Ed Price, Miss Stevens, Opening on Aug. 10 is the world premier of battle .scene reverberating with cannon each week day. Lamarr. James Cagney, Lloyd Nolan. “Annie.” The new musical created by • The Nutmeg Summer Playhouse at Stranger” (1957). James 12:05 (3) "Shock Noel Benson, Barbara Davis and Luke and artillery fire. For information and MacArthur, Kim Hunter. Martin, 'Thomas Meehan and Charles the University of Connecticut in Stores Treatment” (1964). Lauren Carrol, and “Libiamo” from Verdi’s re.servations. call 413-586-0222. 5:25 (8) “Beat the Devil” Tuesday Strouse gives a new dimension to the shows “The Skin of Our Teeth ” tonight for Bacall. opera, “La Traviata,” sung by the same This week on TV’s HBO (1953) . Humphrey Bogart, 12:55 (8) "Who Was that group. characters created by Harold Gray. Annie its final iwrformance. Opening Tuesdav 1:00 (5) "The Gilded Lily” Jennifer Jones, Gina (1935). Claudette Colbert, Lady?” (1960). Tony Curtis, comes alive onstage with her escape from and playing through Aug. 7 is Cole Yale in Norfolk Today 5:15 Four Feathers The show includes a comedienne known 2:30 The Iceman Cometh Lollobrigida. Robert Morley. Fred MacMurray, Ray Dean Martin, Janet Leigh. the orphanage, the Depression, Sandy Porter's musical comedy. ‘‘Anything A trans-Atlantic merging of string 7:30 The Little Players as Gwenn McEwen who does a fantastic 1:30 Little Players Jubila­ Jubilation '76 6:30 Martha's Attic Milland. 1:40 (5) “ Storm Fear” Goes.” There will be a 2 p.m. matinee on quartets, one from Indiana and the other tion ’76 Sunday impersonation of Phyllis Diller as well as (“ARF” ), Daddy Warbucks, Grace Fair, 9:00 Four Feathers 7:00 Four Feathers 1:00 (9) “The Mob” (1951). (1956). Cornel Wilde. July 31. For reservations, call 429-2912. 3:00 Boy of Two Worlds other comedy routines. Dave and Dee and even Franklin Delano Roosevelt and from Berlin. Germany, highlights the 11:15 Swept Away 9:15 Swept Away Broderick Crawford, Ernest 2:55 98) “ The File on • At Berkshire Theatre Festival in (children's film) 7:30 (30) “ Beachhead” MacHarris do a spectacular double drum the New Deal. For information and reser­ season's final concert of the Yale-in- • 11:15 Escape to the Sun Borgnine. Thelma Jordan” (1949). Bar­ Stockbridge, Mass., the current presenta­ 4:30 Martha's Attic Tuesday (1954) . Tony Curtis, Frank routine as well as several tap dance vations, call 873-8668. Norfolk Summer Music Festival in Nor­ Lovejoy. 4:00 (9) “Dayton's Devils” bara Stanwyck, Wendell Four musical afternoons have been tion of “George Washington Slept Here ” folk on Friday at 8:30 p.m. The concert 5:00 The Little Players 1:30 The Pallisers (1968). Rory Calhoun, Lainie Corey, Paul Kelly. numbers. Jubilation '76 Friday 12:00 (5) "Up In Smoke” concludes tonight to be followed by “The will feature the Hunter String Quartet and 2:30 A Delicate Balance Kazan, Leslie Nielson. 4:35 (8) “Marjorie Mor- The bountiful buffet features a scheduled at Goodspeed to present works 1:30 The Pallisers (1957). Bowery Boys. Lion in Winter” playing from Tuesday 7:00 Next month on HBO 5:00 Martha's Attic 11:30 (5) “Too Much Too ningstar” (1958). Natalie steamship round of beef from which the in progress by composers, lyricists and the Kreuzberger String Quartet. For in­ 2:30 Hester Street 12:30 (3) “The Intruders” through Aug. 8. Starring will be Beatrice 7:15 Escape to the Sun 5:30 From the Mixed Up Soon” (1958). Dorothy Wood, Gene Kelly, Ed Wynn. chef will carve a slice just for you, the playwrights. The dates are Sunday, Aug. formation. call 542-5537. 9:00 Swept Away 4:30 Pippi Longstocking (1967). John Saxon, Anne Straight and Kevin McCarthy. For infor­ ■ Files of Mrs. F. Frankweiler Francis, Edmond O'Brien. Malone, Errol Flynn, Efrem right size and the right o( degree 22,29 and Sept. 5 at 1:30 p.m. There will be 10:56 Soccer (children's film) mation, call 413-298-5536. 7:30 A Delicate Balance 1:00 (5) “Larceny, Inc.” Zimbalist Jr. doneness. a small admission charge and wine and Free events 12:30 Bruce Lee and I 7.'30 Next month of HBO • At University of Hartford’s Millard 9:45 Farewell My Lovely (194^). Edward G. Robinson, 11:30 (9) "The The Pine Brook' will show “Happy- cheese will be served. • Monday at 8:15 p.m., Jeffrey Swann, 7:45 Hester Street Conspirators” (1944). Hedy WANT TO START Auditorium in West Hartford, the Hartt 11:30 Mort Sahl Jane Wyman, Broderick Faces” through Aug. 22. “Godspell’’ is pianist, performs in Von der Mehden 9:30 Mort Sahl Lamarr, Paul Henreid, Peter YOUR OWN • At Storrowton Theatre in West Opera-Theater presents “The Sound of Sunday 10:30 Farewell My Lovely Oawford. • scheduled Aug. 24 through Sept. 19. Wednesday 1:00 ( 30) “ Raphosdy in Lorre. BUSINESS? Springfield, Mass., Mitzi Gaynor per­ Music" and “Fiddler on the Roof" in — See I’liBc Tliree 1:30 The Man With the 12:05 Hester St. Beginning Monday and continuing every 1:30 The Pallisers Blue" (1945). Robert Alda, 3:56 (2) “Rio Rita” (1942). m ass I ' forms tonight accompanied by a troupe of repertory Thursday. Friday and Saturday Golden Gun Monday through August, a complete ppera 2:30 The Scarlet Pimpernel Joan Leslie, Charles Cobum. Bud Abbot, Lou Cosfello. will buiu to sfifr singers and dancers. Beginning Monday, evenings through August’s. For reser­ 4:00 He Is My Brother will be presented by an opera repertory 4:30 Pippi Longstocking Saturday 1:30 (20) "Living MIINCHESTER the Gabriel Kaplan show featuring Lou vations, call the Hartt College of Music at 5:30 '72 Olympic Gold Wednesday company. The first one will be “Madame ' ? 7:00 The Man With the (children's film) 1:30 Four Feathers Dangerously” (1936). Otto Rawls plays through July 31. For reser­ 243-4441 daily between 9 a.m. and 5 p.m. 6:45 Beacon Hill Kruger. HULL Butterfly” by Puccini. Other operas in vations. call 522-5211. • Golden Gun 4:00 n ie Incredible Cat Tale 1:00 (5) “The Major and the Small tpacas avallabla, 9:15 Farewell My Lovely 7:00 The Man With the and Cecily (children's 2:30 (3) "The Far Out Minor” (1 ^ ). Ray Milland, order of presentation are “La Trayiata, ” Golden Gun West" (1967). Ann Sheridan. rantals bagin at $98 par Oakdale Musical Theatre in At Tanglewood Weekend, an entertainment and televi­ 11:00 The Bicycle Thief special) Ginger I^ e rs . “Barber of Seville,” “Carmen," “La 3:00 (5) “Manpower” month. Including all nor­ Wallingford, a Musical Jubilee concludes Tonight at 8:30 at Tanglewood in Lenox. sion supplement, is published each Satur­ 9:05 World Team Tennis 4:30 Martha's Attic 1:00 (9) "D ust Be My Boheme,” and “Rigoletto.” (1941). Eldward G. Robinson, mal utillllas (air qpn- tonight starring Patrice Munsel, Howard day by The Manchester Evening Herald. ' 10:30 Bruce Lee and I 5:30 PBA Bowling DesUny” (1939). John Gar­ At the Chateau de Ville Dinner Theatre Mass., Leonard Bernstein conducts the George Raft, Marlene ditioning, alaciriclly, Kitt. Larry Kert and Milo « Herald Square. Manchester. Conn. 06040. i Monday 12:00 The Scarlet Pimpernel 7:00 Four Feathers field. in E ast Windsor, Clive Baldwin and the Boston Symphony in an all-Liszt program Dietrich. lights, hast.) Largar O Shea. Donovan fills a one-night stand i Deadline for Forum of the Arts: Eight ; 1:30 The Little Players. 9:15 The Reincarnation of 4:00 (9) "R elentless” featuring the Tanglewood Festival 3:00 (30) ‘"Three Cheers for spacas avallabla up to Jolsonaires perform in a program called Sunday and Monday through July 31, Jim I days before publication. Advertising ' Jubilation '76 Peter Proud (1948). Robert Young, Chorus. Sunday at 2:30 p.m., Seiji Ozawa the Irish” (1940). Thomas 400 sq. It. “An Evening With A1 Jolson" through I deadline: Five days before publication. 3:30 Pippi Longstocking Thursday 11:15 Bruce Lee and I Marguerite (2iapman. ' Nabors and Florence Henderson team up conducts a program by Bartok and Aug. 1. _ ___ (children's film) 1:30 The Pallisers 12:45 Project Kill Mitchell, Priscilla Lane, Den­ 8:00 (3) “Woman of the 643-1442 nis Morgan. I Year” (1942). Renee Taylor Page 4 - WEEKEND - July M, lg76 Today, July 24 WEEKEND - July 24. 1976 - Page 5

1:00 3:30 6:30 Monday, July 26 M o v ie ...... 5 M idnight' M o v ie ...... Children’s Film Festival .. 3 M o v ie ...... 5 N ew s...... 3-20-22-30 Olympic Games...... 8-40 W restling...... 9 M o v ie ...... 9 2:00 6:00 Movies ...... 5-9 Hodgepodge Lodge...... 24 9:00 Dick Van D yke...... 20 •12:30 N ew s...... N ew s...... 8822-30 ^ *5 F am ily...... 3 Daytime programs 4:00 7:00 Mary Tyler Moore...... 3 W restling...... 22 M o v ie s...... 8 2 4 M o v ie ...... B ew itched...... 5 F orrester...... 2830 Sesame St...... 24-57 Agronsky & Company...... 3 M o v ie s...... 20-22-24-30-57 'Risk of Marriage . ~ ...'.. Mondoy — Friday Lilias, Yoga and Y o u ___ 24 M o v ie ...... 5 1:00 Laughback...... 9 104)0 Beverly Hillbillies...... 9 4:30 9:30 Let’s Make a D eal...... 40 One Life to Live . . . Vegetable Soup...... 30 M o v ie ...... 9 2:58 Real McCoys...... ig Medical Center...... 3 64)0 Not for Women Only...... 22 M o v ie ...... 3 N ew s...... 8-22 12:30 Lassie...... Bob Newhart...... 3 Bold Ones ...... 30 The Sain t...... Zoom N ew s...... 5 Public Service Maty Hartman...... 30 1:30 To be announced ...... 22 Lawrence Welk...... 18 Search for T om orrow ...... 3 PTL a u b ...... Jerry F a lw e ll...... 18 G unsm oke...... 40 Jersey Side ...... 9 Programming...... 3 Flintstones...... 40 Make It Real ...... 8 Ask Congress ...... 20 1:28 3:45 All My Children...... 8-40 Hodgepodge Lodge.. 5:00 10:00 PTL C lu b...... 18 5:30 104)0 Call of the W est...... 20 Firing L ine ...... 24 Rock Concert ...... 5 M o v ie ...... 6:30 Journey to Adventure...... 9 Lilias, Yoga & Y o u . Big V alley ...... 5 Dinah Shore ...... 3 Jigsaw John ...... 2822-30 Price Is Right ...... 3 Wall St. W eek...... 24 Hee H a w ...... 30 1:30 4:36 Partridge Family...... 5 Public Service Olympic games ...... 8-40 N ew s...... 5 10:30 Take My Advice...... 2822-30 44)0 Fisherman...... 30 Bonanza ...... 40 M o v ie ...... N ew s...... 82822-30 c- • .. Programming...... 3-5-8 That G ir l...... 5 U .F .0...... 9 Biography ...... 3 14K) 10:30 Sports Challenge ...... 18 L in e ...... 89 A.M. Connecticut...... 8 Bewitched . . . 2:00 Book Beat ...... 57 N ew s...... 40 5:25 74)0 American Angler...... 18 Flying Circus ...... 24 Romper Room ...... 9 Match G am e...... 3 Lost in Space Soul T ra in ...... 3 7:30 1:54 M o v ie ...... Tourists Are Coming... 2857 ...... 8-40 N ew s...... 3 To be announced ...... 20 - - ® Johnny Carson ...... 2822-30 Celebrity Sweepstakes M ov ies...... 5-9 Brady Bunch.. NFL Football...... 8-40 Land of the T h re e ...... 3 Men Who Made Underdog...... 5 Star T rek ...... 22 11*4S ...... 2822-30 Ryan’s Hope ...... 8-40 M ov ie...... Grandstand...... 20-30 Connecticut Woman '76 . . . 8 The Movies ...... 57 Cartoon C arnival...... 8 O lym piad...... 24-57 N ew s...... 3-22-40 emu a • Know Your W o rld ...... 20 Som erset...... Black N ew s...... 5 Andy Griffith ...... 5 ^ Anniversary Salute . 840 T o d a y ...... 22-30 Sesame St...... 24 Baseball...... 22 NFL Championship Sports Legends...... 9 t i i n n i i S om erset...... 22-30 The Champions...... 9 Leave It to Beaver...... 40 Sesame St...... Speaking F reely ...... 24 G am es...... 30 Nashville on the Road . . . 20 Concentration...... 8 Good Morning America .. 40 PTL C lub...... 18 10:30 1:30 Lucy Show ___ 2:15 Wild Kingdom...... 22 r Journey to Adventure___ 18 Name of the G a m e ...... 3 7:30 Andy Griffith ...... 5 As the World ’Turns...... 3 Mike Douglas . Baseball 5:30 Open D o o r ...... 57 11:00 To be announced ...... 20 14)0 Bugs Bunny...... 5 Living Faith ...... 18 Hitchcock Presents...... 5 High R o lle rs...... 2822-30 Rhyme and R eason...... 8-40 Mister Rogera. 2:30 8:00 Mary Hartman...... 30 T om orrow ...... 2822-30 ^MGood orningMorning America ...8 i Love Lucy 40 All Aboard, A m erica...... 30 Days of Our Lives .. .2822-30 The Jeffersons...... 3 N ew s...... 822-30-40 . Maggie and the Machine . 57 1:30 4:30 Hitchcock Presents...... 5 ”*** ...... * 114)0 24)0 Olympic Gam es...... 8-40 Dick Van D yke...... 20 7:30 Jack B enn y...... 5 84K) binah ...... 3:00 6:00 G am bit...... 3 320,000 P yram id...... 8-40 Baseball...... 9 11:15 Price is R ight...... 3 Joe Franklin...... 9 Mike Douglas .. Movie N ew s...... 3-22 RENT-A-CAR Captain Kangaroo ...... 3 B ew itched...... 5 700 C lu b ...... 18 M o v ie ...... 40 2:30 One Step B eyond...... 5 Adam 12...... ; ...... 5 1:33 Flintstones..,...... 5 F ilm ...... Mission: Impossible ...... 5 Let’s Make a D eal...... 8 Guiding L igh t...... 3 M o v ie ...... 9 Emergency ...... 20-22-30 11:30 O lym p ics...... 840 Jack B enn y...... 5 Public Service Hogan’s Heroes R a c in g ...... 9 Straight T alk...... 9 Break the Bank ...... 840 PTL Club...... 18 At The T o p ...... 24-57 M o v ie s...... 85-8 M e ts ...... 9 Programming...... 9 Mod Squad...... Upstairs, Downstairs .. 24-57 2:00 Wheel of Fortune . . . .2822-30 Religious program ...... 18 To be announced ...... 24 8:30 Racing ...... 9 Connecticut Report...... 18 T o d a y ...... 20 Sesame St...... Black Perspective...... 30 N ew s...... 3 Electric Co...... 2857 Doctors...... 2822-30 D o c ...... 3 Saturday N ight...... 2822-30 Friends of Man ...... 20 2:08 8:30 Edge of Night...... 40 4:45 Hollywood Squares ____ 22-30 Rin Tin T in ...... 2:55 PTL a u b ...... Hitchcock Presents...... 5 5 11:30 20 MacNeil Report 857 Joe Franklin...... 9 N ews...... 5 Love of Life ...... 3 5:00 8:00 2:30 Take K e r r ...... 9 Sunday, July 25 94)0 Midday L ive ...... 5 Brady Bunch . . . R hoda...... , . 3 N ew s...... 9 34)0 New England Journal...... 3 Happy D ays...... !. ] 8^ Big V aiiey...... The Cross Wits...... 5 3:34 All in the Fam ily...... 3 SKM Word of L ife ...... 22 Let Us Celebrate___ 30 Dennis the Menace .~ ...... 5 Hollywood Squares . .2822-30 Mister R ^ e r s .. Christopher Closeup ...... 3 M o v ie ...... 20 700 C lu b ...... 18 Pat Collii^...... 2 Casper and Friends...... 5 Sesame St...... 57 Insight ...... " 4 0 Phil Donahue ...... 8 Carrascolendas...... 24 This is Baseball...... 22 8:30 4:04 General Hospital...... 840 5:30 6:N 9:10 10H» Kitty Today...... ; . 22 Sesame St...... 57 24)0 Phyllis ...... 3 Movie . .1 ...... 2 Lucy Show ...... 9 Flintstones...... Camera Three ...... 3 My Neighbor's Religion ... 3 Eye on W om en...... 3 Not for Women O nly...... 30 Sports Shorts...... 9 Rant a 1976 FORD PINTO for Merv G riffin ...... 5 5:55 ! Noon Living Word ...... 18 Lassie...... Rev. Cleophus Robinson. . . 5 Insight ...... 8 Hot F u d g e ...... Strum’n Drummers...... 40 8 Day of Discovery...... 18 Pilot ...... 282830 Give Us'This D ay ...... 2 N ew s...... 3-89 Another World ...... 2822-30 Electric Co...... Day of Discovery...... 9 0-.30 7KM Catholic Service...... 822-30 B aseball...... 22 only *49 par waak, plua Magnificent Marble 3:30 Hogan’s Heroes Oral Roberts...... 22 L atino...... Great A c r e s ...... 5 Insight ...... 3 40 Tennis...... 24-57 M achine...... 2822-30 Mickey Mouse C iub...... 85 N ew s...... Sacred Heart...... 40 Sesame St...... 57 mllaaga* Wonder W indow...... 5 Tuesday, July/27 1:41 This is the Life ...... 8 10:30 2:10 6:00 >■ Davey & G oliath ...... 40 Questions and Ethics ...... 3 Lucy Show ...... 22 M e ts ...... 9 DILLON LEASIN6 CORP. B ew itch ed...... 5 ...... Ring Around the World .. 30 0:00 Groovle Goolies...... 8 N ew s...... 8822-30 ...... 11:45 B arrio...... s Point of View ...... 9 2:30 Movies ...... 8-40 7:10 M o v ie ...... 3 *lo anPIM rmlgro The Avengers...... 9 New D a y ...... g Jewish Heritage...... 40 Real M cCoys...... 18 Side by Side - P ilo t...... 3 12:30 Arthur & Com pany...... 3 Hour of Power ...... ig Oral Roberts...... 9 10-.40 Zoom ...... 24-57 ChiSstian L ivin g...... 18 Name of the G a m e ...... 3 Yogi B e a r ...... 5 34)0 Many cars and trueka 1 Worship For Shut-Ins...... 8 Day of Discovery...... 22 Jewish L ife ...... 30 G unsm oke...... 40 10:00 1:00 Christopher Closeup ...... 40 M o v ie ...... 830 FORD tor rant at low, fowj Christophers...... 9 114)0 6:30 Sq^tch...... 3 Tomorrow ...... 2822-30 Sesame St...... 57 Pelicula ...... 20 rataa! Vegetable Soup...... 22 Getting Down to Business . 3 Partridge Family...... 5 ...... ® 1:30 This Week’s Movies 3:30 M o v ie ...... 30 0:10 Flintstones...... 5 N ew s...... 82822-30 Armstrong.... 9 M o v ie ...... 2 PTL Q u b ...... 18 Jerry F alw ell...... 40 Davey & G oliath ...... 8 These Are the Days ___ 840 319 Main St., Mancliestar Greatest Sports Legend .. 18 ^ ...... Jack Benney...... 5 •HM 0:30 Rex Humbard...... 9 4:30 Phone 643-214S Erica ...... 24 (City of Angels...... 2830 Joe Franklin...... 9 Congressional R eport...... 3 Greatest Sports Legends . 22 Pro Bowling ...... 3 Hodgepodge Lodge...... 57 tOlympiad...... 24 We Believe ...... 3 2 :0.0 Women’s G o lf...... 840 g.jj »Nyine|lying Circus Circus ...... 57 on CABLE TV H.B.O. Captain Noah ...... 8 Wonderama...... 5 Carrascolendas...... 30 ' N ew s...... 3 Catholic S ervice...... You Are Why We’re Here . 9 Sesame St...... 57 Sports Legends...... 9 1:30 8 N ew s...... 40 t 2:05 Davey & Goliath...... 9 Dr. Schuller ...... 22 To be announced ...... 22 ' Batin New Y o rk ...... 9 11:30 7:00 Jack B enn y...... 5 R eview ...... 57 (Channel 14) Face the Nation...... 3 04M 04)0 N ew s...... 822 A Make a Wish...... 840 Miuimi Impossible...... 5 PTL CTub...... / . . . . 20 2:30 Sonny & C h e r...... 3 Andy Griffith ...... 5 11:00 Sports Challenge ...... 22 NFL Ouunpionship ...... 9 N ew s...... 8822-283840 N ew s...... 9 Lawrence Welk...... s 11:90 j Concentration-...... 8 • The Iceman Cometh 2:40 M h m a new slqinniit of f Adelante...... 30 Determining Force . .2822-30 M o v ie ...... 9 Name of the G am e,...... 3 Baseball...... 9 Mary Hartman...... 857 (• Lucy S how ...... ;... 9 Hitchcock Presents...... 5 • A Delicate Balance Noon 5:30 Chris Panos...... ig David Sussklnd ...... 5 Outdoors...... 18 Dick Van D yke...... 20 Face the State ...... 3 R a c in g ...... 9 Ellery Queen...... 282830 N ew s...... gJ|o To be announced ...... 20 3:26 • Reincaraatlon ef Peter Proud (R) (• Pat Collins...... 2 basketware ! M o v ie ...... 5 Teach In ...... ig Evening At P o p s ...... 24-57 PTLOub ..., ...... 18 Joyce Chen ...... 24 11:30 Issues & Answers ...... 840 04)0 M o v ie ...... 30 Mary H artm an...... 30 Ironsides ...... 3 3:56 • Escape to the Sun (PG1 • triyo 7 0:30 Hour of Power ...... 9 N ew s...... 822 11:40 Fore ...... 57 M o v ie s ...... 8 9 . M o v ie ...... 2 • ctioiiio ^ Jimmy Swaggart...... 18 • Farewell My Lovely (R) Treehouse Club ...... '.20 M o v ie s ...... 89 Star T re k ...... 22 7:30 O ly m p ics...... 8-40' 5:45 • Im po y 94)0 • doMoo NFL Action ...... 22 Human Dimension...... 20 MIdnigM Bobby Vinton ...... '...... 3 .Johnny L'arson .2822-30 Give Us This D a y ...... 2 • He Is My Brother (Gj What About Woman ...... so Survival K it...... 24 Kojak ...... 3 Adam 12...... 5 S ain t...... 8 1 • ptanloro ^ Sesame S t.. ; ...... 57 Mundo R e a l...... 57 SpMial; “ Patty Hearst” .. 5 M o v ie ...... 40 B aseball...... 9 • Four Feathers Movie ...... 9 • llowor polo 5v 13:30 0:30 14)0 Olympic Games /...... 8-40 • From The Mixed Up Files of Mrs. Movie ...... Word of U fe ...... ig 3 N ew s...... 341-2822-30 N ew s...... ; ...... 88 Expressions...... 18 Dialogue...... 8 M cCloud...... 2822-30 Let’s Make a D eal...... 22 This is the Life ...... 18 1:15 F. Frankweller ^ open Meet the Press...... 282830 Victory Garden...... 24 Masterpiece ’Theatre . . . 24-57 MacNeil Report...... 2857 Television channels N ew s...... 40 Conversations W ith ...... 40 Treasure Hunt ...... 30 • Hester Street (PGj Superman...... 40 0:90 2 J ...... WCBSJ New York mondaysl i « i ) World Press ...... 57 Oral R oberts...... ig 1:30 8:00 Programs seen on Channel N ew s...... 9 3 J ,...... WFffl, Hirtford 24 are also seen on Channel • Project Kill (R) M o v ie ...... 5 74)0 104)0 Coral Jungle...... 3 s n ...... ; WNEW, New York 53, Norwich. Connecticut: Seen ...... 8 24)0 Cross W its...... 5 > m«ry Unfa UUnf/*’ .80 M inutes...... 3 Sablon, D a v is ...... 3 8.-v....iyTN H '; New Haven Subscribers to Greater • World Team Tennis The Champions...... 9 P r a y e r ...... 9 700 C lu b ...... 18 Concentration...... ’ g N ew s...... 9/ . . WOR, New York Hartford CATV, Manchester Voice of Faith ...... U 3:36 Movin' O n ...... 28;22-30 • MortSahJ Singing Ju bilee...... ig Living Faith ...... , . " i g 1 8 ...... WHCT, Hartfordcable television, will receive [ “ w here a To be announced...... 20 N ew sm akers...... 2 Onedin L ine...... 24 ^ World of Disney...... ^22-30 Great Performance.... 24-57 20...... WATR, WaterburyWHYN (40) on Cable Channel Zane G r e y ...... 22 Lowell 'Thomas...... 5J dollar'i Margot Fonteyn...... 24 lo a o 44)1 2 2 ...... WWLP, Springfield 4 and WGBY (57) on Cable M o v ie ...... 30 Room 222 ...... (• worth a Sports E x tra ...... , ____ 5 Public Hearing...... 2 8:30 . ” 2 4 ...... WEDH, Hartford Channel 7. WCBS (2) wiU be th e miraele of malaltiwA | Mayor’s Report ...... 40 doU ar!" Victory Garden...... 57 114)0 4d1 Good T im es...... ! 3 30.. . .WHNB; West Hartfordreceived on Cable Channel 9 dowrttowrj mancfcester N o v a ...... 57 TOO N e w s . . . , . . . . , , ; ...... 822-30 M o v ie ...... 2 Merv Griffin ...... 5 40...... WHYN. Springfield when WOR (9) is not dn the Walk' a Country M ile...... 57 1:30 O ly m p ics...... 840 Gabe Pressmga ...... 5 57...... WGBY, Springfield air. 5:51 0:00 1 X » O lym p ics...... 8-40 l«well ’Thomas...... 57 M o v ie ...... 6 4 6 4 4 0 0 Give Us This D a y ...... 2 M*A»S*H* ...... 3

• 44.SMWJ.>« Pagers - ’wEEkEND - July M, W6 WEEKEND - July 24, 1976 - Page 7 /“I Wednesday, July 28 > 6:00 Saturday, News...... 3-8-22-30 MacNeil R eport...... 24-57 Dick Van Dyke...... 20 Bewitched ...... 5 6:00 11:30 The Avengers...... 9 M ovie...... 3 Ironside...... 3 July 31 Clown Day with face painting, Real McCoys...... 18 Cross W its...... 5 M ovies...... 5-9 games, food and lots of balloons is Zoom...... 24-57 Baseball...... 9 Olympic G am es...... 8-40 Ask Kleiner Ajg-USA...... 3 a big summer event at Lutz Junior Gunsmoke...... 40 700 C lub...... 18 Johnny Carson ...... 20-22-30 Patterns for Living...... 5 By Dick Kleiner 6:30 Little House on the 11:45 Museum. More than 350 children 0:45 Partridge Family...... 5 Prairie ...... 20-22-30 M ovie...... 8-40 and adults from the Manchester Nova...... 24-57 New D a y ...... 8 News...... 8-20-22-30 12:30 area attended the one held recent­ 8:30 Champions...... 18 Name of the G am e...... 3 StFt* WKlS W 7:00 III'.\l{ IIK.K: Why was »uch a clean enjoyahle ly. It’s possible that being a clown Book B e a t...... 24-57 Merv G riffin...... 5 1:00 Eye on Women...... 3 such as Min in' On canccleil and such trash as and making laughter is more fun 6:55 9:00 Tom orrow ...... 20-22-30 Underdog...... 5 Mnr> llarliiian, . iMary llartnian left on'f MRS. Sanford and Son...... 20-22-30 than watching the clowns. Anyway, News...... 40 1:30 Cartoon Carnival...... 8 Great Performances ... 24-57 M MM'.I.I \ I'. VKNII.VRDT, JR., la*niinon Valley, \ev. 7:00 Joe Franklin...... 9 Lucy Show...... 22 At the moment, it seems trash shall inherit the earth. they wore painted faces, play^ News...... 3-22-40 9:30 Consultation ...... 1:55 30 Movin’ On. clean and enjoyable as it was, did not attract games, ate food, and played with Andy Griffith ...... 5 The R ock...... 18 Jack B enny...... 5 7:30 Concentration...... 8 Chico and the Man . .20-22-30 the numbers of viewers the networks feei is necessary for lots of balloons and made their own 2d)0 Ranger Station...... 3 .success. Mary Hartman seems to be attracting larger It Takes a Thief...... 9 10:00 Dennis the M enace...... 5 happiness. The summer fun con­ M ovie...... 2 iiudiences. I guess the public would rather see mean than To be announced ...... 20 The Blue Knight...... 3 New s...... tinues Wednesday when, from 2 to News...... 3 9 clean. Antiques...... 24 News...... 5 I Dream of Jeannie...... 22 2:30 4 p.m., the museum will sponsor a Mary Hartman...... 30 PTL Club...... 18 Beverly Hillbillies...... 30 Victory Garden...... 57 News Special ...... 20-22-30 Hitchcock P resen ts...... 5 IH'.\R IHCK: Do l.,i-c .Majors and l.indsay Vagner Wild West Day. Yippee, all you 7:30 Leonardo Da Vinci ___ 24-57 News...... 9 8:00 really juiii|i•■hose Icn-foot high walls ani'lTences'f riders of the range out there. Name That T une...... 3 10:30 3dI0 Honda • Kawasaki • Ossa Big Blue Marble ...... 3 t . \ROI,1 N j; Vl.T, North Vancouver, B.C., Can. (Herald photos by Dunn) Adam 12...... 5 Kiner's Komer...... 9 Pat Collins...... 2 Flintstones...... 5 I keep telling you kids not to take what you see on TV so “I’m funny. I’m a clown. But I’m Olympics ...... 8-40 11KH) 3:50 Hong Kong Phooey...... 8-40 seriously. It's all a game. Lee and Lindsay are ordinary really Leslie Suder, 7, of Glaston­ Mayor’s Half Hour ...... 18 News...... 3-8-22-30-40 M ovie...... 2 cbmplote: parts- Newark & Reality...... 9 luiman beings. Those high leaps are done through trick Ehnergency ...... 2522-30 bury.” Wild Kingdom...... 20-30 Mary H artm an...... 5 5:40 photography, that's all. Massachusetts Lottery ... 22 NFL Action...... 9 Give Us This D a y ...... 2 sales-sorvica-accassories 8:30 Ranger Station...... 3 Dl',\R DICK: I understand that Katherine Nolan, Thursday, July 29 Brady Bunch...... 5 « ho used to play Kale on The Real Mc(\»ys, now helps Tom and Jerry...... 8-40 aelors and aelresses or models find jobs. Is that true'? 6:00 Hollywood Squares ...... 22 Manchester Honda Connecticut Report...... 9 MRS. C. I KRRKLL, Stockton, Ca. MacNeil R eport...... 24-57 Lucy Show...... 9 News...... 3-8-22-30 24 Adams St. 646-2789 Josie & Pussycats .. .2522-30 Bewitched ...... 5 Special Edition...... 30 Dick Van Dyke...... 20 In a sense. Katherine Nolan is now the president of The The Avengers...... 9 Mary Hartman...... 557 SiTifn Actors Guild, the union for film actors and ac- 8:00 8:00 Real McCoys...... is Waltons ...... 3 lies.ses. and the Guild is dedicated to helping its 11:30 Bullwinkle...... 3 Zoom...... 24-57 Cross W its...... 5 Ironside ...... 3 membership find work. Partridge Family...... 5 Gunsmoke ...... 40 M ovie...... 9 M ovies...... 59 Wanted Dead or A liv e ___9 6:30 700 C lub...... 18 Olympic G am es...... 8-40 IH‘.\R DICK: When ihc late RichanI Aden was in Waldo Kitty...... 2522-30 Partridge Family...... 5 Magnificent Monsters of Johnny Carson ...... 2522-30 Electric Co...... 24 flu* Navy, he left a while wool hlankel at my plaee, I News...... 8-20-22-30 the Deep...... 20-22-30 11:45 was away from home when he left and he never wrote Wally’s Workshop ...... 18 Upstairs, Downstairs .. 24-57 M annix...... 8-40 ISUZU TO YOU, TOO! 9:30 or railed me. I saw in the paper that he died. I'm Food Preserving ...... 24 8:30 12:30 Scooby-Doo...... "’___ 3 wondering if someone would want the hinnket as a Carrascolandas...... 57 Merv G riffin...... 5 Name of the G am e ...... 3 keepsake. V.L. WILLIAMS, Redlands, (^a. 6:55 9:00 12:55 Bewitched ...... 5 If there was a Hollywood Museum, maybe. But the News...... 40 Hawaii Five-0 ...... 3 Magician ...... 8-40 Gilligan ...... 8-40 Museum, despite efforts of many people to get it off the 7:00 M ovie...... 20-22-30 1:00 M ovie...... 9 ground, has not yet materialized. Otherwise, I doubt if N ew s...... 3.22^ Men Who Made the Tomorrow ...... 2522-30 Pink Panther ...... 2522-30 Andy Griffith ...... 5 Movies ...... 24 anylsKly would want an old blanket, no matter who'bwned Mister Rogers...... 24 il. Concentration...... 8 At the Top...... 57 1:30 Joe Franklin...... 9 It Takes a Thief...... 9 9:30 lOdX) 1:34 Nashville on the Road ... 18 Manna...... I8 Shazam...... 3 DC\R Dlt^K: I saw a novel hy artor Alex Coni — Jack Benny...... 5 This Is Baseball...... 20 10:00 Monkees...... 5 "Siiiidsoiig" — whieh was nTenlly published. Has he Video & Television Bamaby Jo n e s...... ,3 2:09 Super Friends...... 8-40 ever wrillen aiivlliing lu-fon-'f Has he given up ae- Review ...... 24 News...... 5 Hitchcock P resents...... 5 Land of the Lost ___2522-30 ling' M \R (;0’l' DKVKHKAtlX, Huuslon, Mu. Mary Hartm an...... 30 New York Report ...... 9 2:30 Opel Isuzu 2-door Coupe Sesame St...... 24 turd has never written anything before that’s been Food Preserving ...... 57 PTL Club...... 18 News...... 9 10:30 published. Hut he worked on the novel for years, writing 7:30 Let us put that another way.What we at Gliirtar Oak Mark of Jazz...... 24-57 3:22 M ovie...... 5 and rewriting, so it seems like he’s had a long career. No, Double Play ...... 3 have for you Is Opel isuzu. A new small import from 10:30 Pat Collins...... 2 Run Joe Run...... 2522-30 lie hasn’t given up acting, but only added a second field. Adam 12...... 5 Buick. And you can have one too, if you come In to see Meet the Mayors ...... 9 3:52 Olympic G am es...... 8-40 us. That's an Isuzu. What we call a World Car. It's basic Black Perspective...... 24-57 IIKM This is Baseball...... I8 M ovie...... 2 design is German, It's built in Japan. And. best of all, it's DK\R DICK: As a big fan of Henry (Funzie)) Space Nuts ...... 3 NFL Action '76...... 20 11:00 5:40 sold and serviced by Buick dealers like us. You'll love \\ inkjer, I went to see him at a show and give him a Speed Buggy...... 540 News...... 3-8-22-24-30-40 Give Us This D a y ...... 2 its price. You'll love Its spunky engine. So come in and present. I'm not sun* if he got il or his “hotly guards" M ovie...... 9 see us for Isuzu. And Isuzu to you, too. By the way, be dumped il. And I sent him another pn'sent through sure to take that personally. Planet of the Apes.. .2522-30 Friday, July 30 Electric Co...... 24 I lie mails, w ith a Irlter. Still no reply. I know he's a hus\ man lull he should reinemher it’s us — his funs ' It Takes a Thief...... 9 Sanford & Son ...... 2522-30 Large selection in stock. Ready for Immediate ...... 3-8-22-30 Wilburn Brothers...... 18 M e ts...... 9 delivery. 11:30 — wim keep him alive. SHKRKY |{KlJNSON, Coeur d' VIene, Ida. TOwitched ...... 5 To be announced .. 20 Week in Review...... 24-57 viMMWiW WA-AW . VM'V V' V S »AVWWW V/VW.WW vw*» Ghost Busters...... 3 The Avengers...... 9 Victory Garden ' ' 24 8:30 OddBatl Couple...... 540 You can't imagine how many presents and letters an Real McCoys...... is Mary H artm an...... ! 30 CHAHnR OAK BUIckl Merv Griffin...... 5 Westwind ...... 2522-30 immen.sely popular guy like Winkler gets. I’m sure he has Zoom...... 24-57 Open D oor...... 57 II UAmtT.aUKMtTtl<0M«mi.)MM5n | a fan mail service, which is supposed to answer all his Gunsmoke ...... 40 The’ P ractice...... 2522-30 l>i< 91 ,!• I a .> If A fB v, J Mister Rogers...... 24 7:30 Washington Week...... 24-57 mail. He's been on the road for months, anyhow — 6:30 Match G am e...... 3 Australia for a while, now touring the midwest in "Room Partridge Family...... 5 9:00 Noon Adam 12...... 5 M ovie...... 3 Service " — so he hasn’t had time to do all his secretarial News...... 52522-30 Olympics...... Valley of Dinosaurs...... 3 Rockford F ile s ...... 2522-30 Masterpiece Theatre...... 2414.30 work. Water World...... is New Directions ...... is Soul T rain...... 5 People & Polities ...... 24-5'7 Sherlock Holmes ...... 57 M ovies...... 59 Flower Show...... 24 Fishing...... 20 Lost Saucer...... 8 L\ 9:30 10:30 Olym pics...... 8-40 DL\R HICK; A friend and I have a eoniroversy Mundo R eal...... 57’ Let’s Make a Deal...... 22 Jetsons...... 2522-30 Kiner’s K orner...... 9 Johnny Carson ...... 2522-30 6:55 MacNeil R eport...... 57 College Football...... 8-40 TV Garden Club...... 24 going and need your help. We are wondering who Bible...... 18 News...... 40 Hollywood ^ u a res ...... 30 11:35 Bowling ...... 40 mad<- llie. firsl reronlingitf the song, “Young Love," Walk a Country M ile. . . 24-57 11:00 News...... 3 7:00 8:00 12:30 and ihe year il was rerordeil. He says it was Sonny 10:00 News...... News...... 522-40 Sara ...... 3 . 522-24-40 11:45 Fat Albert...... 3 James ami I say il was Tub Hunter. II. K., Pulaski, Yu. Mary Hartman . Andy Griffith ...... '... 5 Cross Wits...... 5 News...... 5 ...... 557 Rookies ...... 8-40 American Bandstand...... 8 lie s right, you’re wrong. James recorded it first, for PTL Club...... 18 This is Baseball . 9 Concentration...... 8 700 Club...... ' 1 8 12:05 Go-USA ...... 252530 Capitol, in. 1956. Tab Hunter’s version of the song was Tara Suder, 5, of Glastonbury, finds out what it’s like to have a funny face put on by Police Story ...... 2522-30 Dick Van Dyke...... 20 M ovie...... 3 Hodgepodge Lodge...... 24 very successful, but James got there first. Kris Whalen, a Lutz museum volunteer. Page 8 - WEEKEND - July 24, 1976 Precancel collectors a different breed About books

wt Here’s bookmobile route foo Here’s next week’s schedule 2:40 to 3:10 p.m. - S. 2 to 2:30 p.m. - Cushman for the Manchester Public Hawthorne St. Dr. Library bookmobile: 3:20 to 3:50 p.m. — Parkade 2:40 to 3:10 p.m .—Avondale Fi Monday Apartments. and Robin Rds. 9 a.m. to noon — Verplanck 3:20 to 3:50 p.m. — Loomis St. BEII Pool. Wednesday fightin 1:20 to 1:50 p,m. — 9 a.m. to noon — Waddell Friday but th Ferguson and Garth Rds. Pool. , 9 a.m. to noon — Swanson peacek By Russ MacKendrick 2 to 2:30 p.m. — W. Carter 1 :20 Ho 1:50 p .m . — Pool (Robertson School). would Mass, on the 12th of September. St. 1:20 to 1:50 p.m. — West As I was chortling to a neighbor about Wetherefl St. despite They offer 24 activities or specialties 2:40 to 3:10 p.m. - Blue 2 to 2 :^ p.m. — Galaxy Dr. Side Rec. having just joined the N.E. Precancel tack 01 such as Bureau Prints, Commemoratives, Ridge and Bette Drs. 2:40 to 3:10 p.m. — Lower 2 to 2:30 p.m. — McKee and As 9 Club she asked, “ What’s a precancel?’’ Dated, Presidential City Types, Classics 3:20 to 3:50 p.m. — Finley Redwood Rd. Summer Sts. around So here are a few (prior to 1920) and so on. St. 3:20 to 3:50 p.m. — Squire 2:40 to 3:10 p.m. — Bryan registe to give people an and Cornwall .Drs. They have a bi-monthly publication — Tuesday Village. other idea of what they 3:20 to 3:50 p.m. — Rachel “The Yankee.” The mailing of this is like 9 a.m. to noon — Salters Thursday Navy e are like. Stamps Rd. nothing else — it is sent out with a 13-cent Pool. 9 to 11 a.m. — Globe Hollow. of^icia With the excep­ 1:20 to 1:50 p.m. — Pplesti and precanceled stamp, and inside there is 11 a.m. to noon — Camp If a pool is closed, due to tion of the Christ­ Strickland St. for the always a bonus, a freshly precanceled Kennedy. weather, the Bookmobile will mas dove at the up­ 2 to 2:30 p.m. — Woodland 1:20 to 1:50 p.m. — Am­ Arab coins stamp of another denomination, such as not show. per left they all Manor Apartments. bassador Dr. the new, cheery, 7.9 cent bulk rate. There have an overprint of are si^ mailings a year, so you get 12 the point-of-mailing post office. The dove Vi prees just for belonging. stamp is very special: It is a precancel not Robei These collectors sometimes go to great because it has really been precanceled, Cheney Library adds many books childrei lengths. One member, who is also in the but because it announces that it is one — a tent fi Manchester club, sacrificed $5 just to get momini spelled right out just above the value, 10 New books at Manchester’s Brandel — Survivor Help your baby learn: 100 a Glastonbury precancel on a copy of that Yale-N« cents. As if a streaker carried a sign Mary Cheney Library: Byfield — Forever wilt thou Piaget-based activities gray-on-gray John Bassett Moore. Hospi saying, “I am wearing a white tie and die Howard — Boston, a social Firtion son, 3,1 tails.” (Remember the grizzled oldster with a Connell — Double honey­ history Asimov — Murder at the critical Mona Lisa sniile shown peeking around a moon Klurfeld — Winchell, his life The usual garden variety precancels are doorway?) . ABA They like the Poughkeepsie and South Norwalk Ferrars — ’The cup and the and times And if they get a stamp with gum on it lip Mrs. Ri — horizontal bars and right side up. The Lopez — The private they soak the stuff off — so they really are Goodson — Sweet salt Franklin ford. T San Francisco on the 2-cent Panama a different breed. New at Herbert — Children of Dune Lukas — Nightmare: the un­ brother Canal shows that there can be some Tryon.— Crowned heads derside of the Nixon years all escaj creativity. The lower left stamp has an Some top numismatists were polled as The H to the future of the hobby and a couple of Young — Red grass Nickerson — Homage to overprint without the bars - “Vallejo the Poi them came out strong for medals saying Whiton Malthus Cal.” And away on the right end is a Fort Nonfiction that, whether we like it or not, most of the Nolen — Surgeon under the Wayne “Tombstone” that every New Fiction Charell — A great new way knife vitality in the field in the last decade has precanceler of longstanding has at least New books at Manchester’s to make money Rae — How we built our Vil one of. come from private mints and medalists. Whiton Memorial Library: Dean — “Mo” house for under 510,000 Sad but true. PAS Local people should always be alert to Anderson — The President’s Flammonde — UFO exist Yankee’s book of whatsits The weekly, Coin World, has started out mistress Viking spot the scarce Cheney Brothers over­ Friedrich — Going crazy Zumwalt — On watch: a Bainbridge — Sweet Gregory — Another look has be< prints on the 1938 Presidential series. bravely to try to make a listing of all the memoir brightwork released in honor of the 200th William awaitei Specimens of these will be shown at a today i birthday. The officialest official Bicenten­ Boyle — The babysitter later date. Cooke — New road locked nials are the National Medals, the ARBA The New England Precancel and Stamp Cooper — Death has a thou­ Thes Club has nearly 400 members, most of Medals, America’s First, Armed Ser­ sand doors with or whom have never seen each other. The vices, and an Exposition medal at Finley — Missouri Blue 643-$135 24 HOm TOWMC the Am Kennedy Space Center, Fla. where you enrpllment is countrywide With even a few Freeling - The bugles Proje in Europe. The president appeared at can buy a bronze blank for a dollar and blowing said thi Mott’s after a ride down from Concord, strike it yourself on an automated press. Gardam — The Pineapple scientis CW then goes on with what looks like a Bay Hotel MORIm VV b r o t h e r ^ time fa N.H. The Secretary-Treasurer came from Hildrick — The Weirdown Belmont, Mass. It was an all-day confab roll-call of the states, with West Virginia "but r passing. Experiment and annual meeting. The last one was at Americ Hill — Tills is the house 315 CINTtR $T.. 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