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Who Is David Berkowitz? Your Neighbors^ Views: Today’S Question: ^H a T W 88 Your M08t a Photo-Feature of Brief Commenta on Topica of the Day

Who Is David Berkowitz? Your Neighbors^ Views: Today’S Question: ^H a T W 88 Your M08t a Photo-Feature of Brief Commenta on Topica of the Day

PAGE EIGHT-B - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Fri., Aug. 12, 1977

Who is David Berkowitz? Your neighbors^ views: Today’s question: ^h a t W 88 yOUr m08t A photo-feature of brief commenta on topica of the day. ------memorable vacation? (UPI) - Who is David revolver. this," said Schilkraut. “He may have very familiar with police procedure "changed man” when he returned Berkowitz in more than three years, Five young women and one man Berkowitz? appeared strange, but he was never and terms. from serving in Korea. said he and many of Berkowitz’ old died in the attacks. Seven others At times. David Berkowitz has violent.” He entered the Army in 1973 and An old friend who asked not to be friends avoided him after he been a soldier, cab driver, private were wounded. Co-worker Fred Ponterotto, 27, served three years, one in South identified said Berkowitz "was very returned from the Army. security guard, auxiliary policeman David Schilkraut, 58, of , said: "You wouldn’t get much words Korea. much involved in a reality- “He tried very, very hard to keep and postal worker. remembers Berkowitz as a “ loner” out of him. He was always alone.” Berkowitz also worked as an un­ conflict. the friendship going,” the friend Always. David Berkowitz was who lived with his adoptive parents Berkowitz attended Columbus High armed guard for IBI Security Service "It was very hard for him to said, “but 1 felt very uncomfortable alone. in a Co-Op City building. Berkowitz’ School in the Bronx and Bronx Com­ before joining the post office in differentiate between what was real around him ... 1 know a lot of old grandmother still lives there, but his Now. police say, David Berkowitz, munity College. He also worked as a March. and what was fantasy. He was very friends treated him the same way,” stepfather Nat now lives in Miami, 24. of Yonkers, N.Y., born Richard cabbie in the city for awhile. He was the adopted son of the first unpredictable. ’That was spooky.” Employes at the Bronx post office Falco in , is Son of Fla. Police Commissioner Michael wife of Nat Berkowitz and acquain­ Berkowitz, he said, went into the where Berkowitz operated a large Sam — the psychopathic killer who "He wasn’t overly friendly to p ^ Codd said Thursday Berkowitz was tances said he sought to hide the fact Army “very right wing,” but came mail sorting machine on the 4 p.m.- terrorized the nation's largest city pie here. But at the time of his life an auxiliary policeman in the Bronx of his parentage. home espousing “every major left- 12:30 a.m, shift, said they were for the past year as he stalked lovers' when I knew him, I would never say from 1970 to 1973, Prior to the arrest, Several friends said Berkowitz, wing radical” philosophy. "completely shocked" by news of his lanes with his .44-caliber Bulldog he was capable of something like police had speculated Son of Sam was while a loner as a youth, was a The friend, who has not seen arrest.

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iMaurlifstpr Eitputu^HrralJi Cutting nuclear power red tape is essential Manchester — A City of Village Charm WASHINGTON - Officialdom countries simply work faster. Over potential nuclear power plant sites to MANCHESTER Founded Oct. 1, 1881 comes up with reminders almost here, there’s too much shuffling of form “ site banks,” long before S&H STAMPS MAKES US PERSONAL every day that make a body wonder A n d rew Member, Audtl Bureau o( Circulation Member. United Press international papers and meaningless conferences. utilities apply for licenses to build whether we’re living, not in these TEE Published by the Manchester Publishing Co., Herald Square, We’re deluged with memos about the plants. NO. ONE PArtonallxtd Fun a IporltwMr Manchester, Conn. 06040. Telephone (203) 643-2711. here United States, but in Nigeria. trivia.” "DONE WHILE YOU W A ir C And about time, Mrs. Balderdash. OfMI airn rorRnf OeeMlwi There was, for example. President bless them, think that is too long. So 725 EAST Harold E Turkinglon. Managing Editor Standardized designs The country now has only 63 nuclear ’'m Raymond F Robinson, Editor£g present budget from ending in the ministration informed of budget tTIMMDOOM MANCMEtin AWNIND CO PERSONAL-TEE the Senate as “non-legislative Senate Majority leader Robert C. COMIUTION WINOOWI 190 WEIT CENTER ST. products. There need be program “has been abused to red. matters. Peraonalhed Fun & Sportawear ‘‘Done While You Wait” MATERIALS 731 PARKER ST. periods." In the House, the Byrd for fixing and insisting upon the IN AIIMIIMM . WHm TMaRlwiwMD-3091 nothing reprehensible about the benefit of unscrupulous Many departments expressed con­ “A regular and systematic up­ • m m .iLA ex Tal. 643-5735 or 643-5878 euphemism is "district home work October adjournment. 'The original 1941 A1 and Pat Coelho are the owners of the Personal-Tee at 1081 Main St., Manchester and Jim this, though far too often there businessmen, " has ordered a periods." House schedule for 1977, they note, cern about tight fiscal restraints dating of the town's fiscal picture Coelho manager. They are pleased to tell you that they have over 300 novelty designs in when the Board of Directors ap­ will be necessary if realistic budget has been. halt to it pending an evaluation And heaven heip the commentator called for sessions through mid- stock to take care of almost any occason. They also, have six different color letters and proved its final budget. The budget management is to take place. It 4 # i MANCHflTin R6CCHI But no federal program of all firms (currently about 1,- with the temerity to suggest even a December. Senate sources, on the GARNER RUG & UPHOLSTERY CLEANING numbers in different sizes. Within reason, they will print almost any wording you desire. included reductions, usually sizable, would seem irresponsible to cut ser­ aimed at lifting the disadvan­ 0(X)) holding contracts. single member of Congress might other hand, claim House Speaker Tip Manchetler’s Only Complete Carpet Service! They can takeicare of almost any sport shirt, be it one shirt or a whole team. Bowiing shirts Sewing Machine O'Neill was just as anxious as Byrd from the amounts that the vices to schools needlessly,’’ 14 High Street, reer > CCNTin taged seems to have been as “I assure you that the use such escapes from Washington to are just one of their specialties. Special orders are taken for clubs, organizations and : KPAILS MOTS iUFFlIII 101 All m a r IJ departments had originally Kennedy wrote. fOlfiGN A nnufiTu- catch up on his sleep, or otherwise to quit in October. W MANCHESTER ^ motorcycle shirts. They also carry all kinds of white and color tee shirts, sweat shirts, and brazenly manipulated by the necessary changes will be requested. ) Authvriied Sales A Srr*irt enjoy himself. No sir. The suntans Early campaign? Phone; 646-5630 tank tops. Kids sizes are 4 to 20; adult sizes are small to extra large. Personal-Tee is open f H U M « M M already advantaged as one ad­ made to put the program on a Now, department heads will have Judging from tbe crowds that have I Wa Sa>) AN Fa**w i IraAdt which turn up on selected solons What is really going on is that the Monday to Saturday 10:00 to 5:30, Thursday nights ’til 8:30. For any special information ministered by the Small sound basis, " he told the sub­ to make plans to chop another 2 W per attended public hearings on the k Membee of Afenc Am tee CAe/nAM C«mmwe»' following each congressional recess members of both the Senate and N > V please call 646-3339. P S. We now sell jeans, so^ks & jogging suits. A new branch store has Business Administration committee. cent from that amount. These plans matter, the recently passed massage i '-“L 'r r 649-0545 will not go into effect immediately, parlor ordinance has to be one of the “Serving the area since J955’’ opened at 256 Allen St., New Britain last spring. 248 StoOae ■aMCxiltia (SBA). It it can't be put on a sound U h O U l NUf) CiCCAM SIH but may have to be imposed if the hotter issues of this summer. This is the agency's “8(a)” basis, it would be better to Thought for the day During July, about 75 persons wAacoveniNO budget appears to be headed toward 2 LOCATIONS TO SERVE YOU Got,A Painting Problam? W ill Nalpl CABOT STAINS program, under which some abolish it altogether. A a deficit. attended a hearing on the first StrvIcN still mtans somtthing to ut — and M rvict means spending OLYMPIC.STAINS M MANCHESTUL MtHT ON MMN STHEH $300 million a year in federal program like this is worse then Department heads, of course, proposed ordinance to govern the GREENS & THINGS jnough lime wilh you lo help you select lt>t right paint linieh lor Ihet job warm, brilliant sunlight. 1 felt as if I (xwpuTi mniK 4 w m saw t 249 BROAD ST. 643-1635 you're plennirtg. See us for pttnl end Mrvice when you plari your nail GOLD contracts — mostly for con­ none at all. J.C. Penney, who founded the had been transported from hell to realize that this 2W per cent will be parlors. At the request of Republican LOW COST PRINTINO p ro te c t. lA N D struction or janitorial, food "Golden Rule” business enterprise, paradise. I felt the power of God as I an added squeeze to their budgets. D irector Vivian Ferguson, who WHILE YOU WAIT (PHOTO READY) originally proposed the ordinance, (RMU cues. surann • eeu siien “Plant People and other services at govern­ became so disturbed at one point in had never felt it before. I realized Jay Giles, director of public works, PAINTS some changes in the proposal were MINIT-MAN PRIM ING Are Nice People” EAJohtwm PAI NT CQ his life that he was hospitalized with then that I alone was responsible for said that some departments may not ment installations — has sup­ •11 MAIN PT. . MANCHeeTIN .e A e -im OPEN DAILY 10-6 Y e s te rd a ys shingles. He was so overwhelmed all my troubles.” be able to come up with such a r e a c ­ incorporated by Town Counsel Victor THUR8. TIL 9 MANCHESTIR WAllMPER 4 PMNT posedly been reserved for . SEE US FOR ENGRAVED NAME PLATES with a fear of death that he wrote Jesus Christ speaks today and tion. His public works administration Moses. • TRY OUR NEW J-M KWO CUflEin SUNDAY 119 185 West Middle Tpke. minority-run businesses to farewell letters to his wife and Son. declares to all — "Come unto me. all budget, for instance, has already had A second hearing was then 4MCINTER fT. • MANCHieTH G/f( Certificates Available T ia WAIN IT .. MANCHESTER « S4S-4901 help them become established 23 years ago On the following morning he heard ye that labour and are heavy laden, money transferred into it from street scheduled to include these changes. Frank Arnone Storage anTMoBi partiepants in the free enter­ Harvest Queen contest to start. singing. He made his way to the and I will give you rest." (Matthew lighting so that salary and necessary Last week, on a hot summer night, •Ou 4‘.««T$ !'•( DIMII At m John L ab ile enters battle for hospital chapel and joined a group of costs could be c o v e rt for the entire and in a room with no air- 6 / ‘7-7W f Proofing on all winter prise system. 11:28) Let us take advantage of op­ ) APPLIANCES state senate seat. people who were singing the hymn, 1977-78 year. conditioning, an overflow crowd M4IKHESTER OVER 30 C lo A o t (NoLlRilt) In recent hearings by a W. Harry England estate seeks portunities afforded us to receive Bb r n ib 's 1,0' r “G ^ Will Take Care of You.” Mr. necessary strength and inspiration "It's going to be very tough. We’re turned out at the Municipal YEARS EXPERIENCE Grooms Tux FREE permission to sell E. Center St. MEMOMIIL l» . ''m -Vi Plus Free Iniuranca Senate government operations Penney describes in his own words going to have to do what we can," Building's Hearing Room. Ask about our policy. house. through fellowship with God in His 0pp. East Camatary caN649*S807 id.. M«I. s Tum in e n.M. subcommittee, witness related Some were there for other issues, WMl..Tlwn.AFrLiaen.M. Air Force official lauds what happened as a result of prayer, people. Some people think that what Giles said. OKN DAILY ID A.M. • 9 P.M. Frao chauflorod Sorvica. . i case after case of 8(a) con­ Manchester air spotters. praise and reading. a church has is for everyone else. "’This wili be the second time but the majority of discussion was QUALITY HARRISON ST. . ^ 37 OAK STREET (Waakly drawings) "Suddenly something happened. I we've had to cut our budgets. Some about the o^inance. MANCHESTER tracts going to white enter- 10 years ago Submitted by MEMORIALS MANCHESTER, CONN. ■pS4iaMte(K“'“ can’t explain it. I can only call it a Pastor Ken Gustafson of us were really scrambling the first Most who spoke at both hearings MANCHESTER PARKADE 643-9561 402 NUT MIDDLE TME.. MaacaEini preneurs, some of whom put up This date was a Sunday; The 10 to 9 Weekdays - 10 to 5 Saturday ____ miracle. I felt as if I had been lifted (Calvary Church tim e ," he said. favored the proposal. The directors black front-men while they Herald did not publish. out of the darkness of a dungeon into T of Mancheatar Dr. James Kennet^. superinten- agreed, passing it unanimously. PAGE SIX — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Sat., Aug. 13, 1977 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Sat,, Aue. 13, 1977 — PAGE SEVEN The Rev, Gray Area bulletin board South Windsor wings of evening By CUFF SIMPSON Vernon East Hartforid assumes new Bolton Senior citizens are reminded to A “ Pennies from Heaven” cam­ public records East Hartford Hebron plan and prepare their exhibits for paign to help the Muscular Richard Packman, principal of The Circle Eight Square Dance Raymond Burt, Republican can­ the Sept. 14 hobby and crafts show at Dystrophy Association is planned in forgotten their equipment. The priest pastorate Bolton ElemenUry Center School, Warranty deeds “Be ye perfect” The Student Movement of the 20’s, Club of East Hartford will hold a didate for first selectman of Hebron, St. Mary's Church. Vernon Aug. 22 from 11 a.m. to noon volunteered to return for it. Stepping asks new residents who haven’t There is wisdom in the Chinese in which I was active, had the same dance tonight at Penney High School has named John Von Deck as the Marcia Mosher of South Windsor at Tri-City Plaza. For each pound of out of the boat he walked on the top of enrolled their children in school to do Anna Jarmakowitz (estate) to Proverb: ‘‘The gem cannot be thought in mind when they spoke of The Rev. Richard M. Gray, former in the air conditioned cafeteria. Cliff GOP campaign chairman for the was among several area students aluminum collected in the town's the water back to shore and returned so Monday or Tuesday at the school Pauline S. Dufrense et al, property polished without friction, nor man the “expulsive power of a new affec­ assistant pastor of Covenant Brodeur will call and Linda Lemair November election. who have returned after a one-week recycling program, a penny will be on Terrace Ave., conveyance tax the same way. tion.” office. Notch Rd. The office is open perfected without trials.” Presbyterian Church in Lakeland, will cue the rounds. Harvey H. Lippincott of Hebron trip to Washington, D.C., as part of donated. The campaign is run by the $21.45. Then they discovered that the bait fjom 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. the Connecticut Summer Intern The process of growth involves Where is Cod? Fla., is the new pastor of the Our Lady of Peace Church will hold has been appointed to the state Reynolds Metals Co., which will pay Carmelo Pappalardo et al to Julian was missing. The rabbi went back for Program. The event is sponsored by trials and suffering, and life is One function of the ciergyman is to Presbyterian Church on Spruce St. its second annual carnival at the Historical Records Advisory Board 17 cents a pound for the aluminum. Lush et al, property on Parkwood it also walking on the water. It Sen. Lowell Weicker and primarily a process of growth for the identify experiences that people have His father, the Rev. Dr. Richard Coventry church on May Rd. Monday through by Gov. Ella Grasso. Children who complete Dr., conveyance tax $52.80. wasn’t long before they found they Congressmen Ron Sarasin and ancient Chinese as well as for the in which God has been present but in W. Gray, is pastor of the Coventry Saturday. There will be kiddie and The Herald's correspondent for requirements of the Rockville Public had left their food on shore. Reluc­ Presbyterian Church, The Coventry Public Health Nur­ Stewart McKinney. Emile J, Thebeau et al to Mink S. Christian. The difference lies in that tantly the minister agreed to return. which He was not recognized. 1 adult rides, game booths, and prizes. H ebron is Karen Biskupiak, Library summer reading program He is a 1970 graduate of Covenant sing Association will offer free blood Ralph McCarroll, South Windsor are invited to a celebration Aug. 24 at Nguyen et al, property on Jerry Rd., which we have chosen toward which He stood for a long time at the end of recall, some years ago, talking about It will run each night from 6 to 11 telephone 228-0496. News items may College and a 1974 graduate of Cove­ pressure screening Tuesday from 1 High School football coach, reports 2:30 p.m. The program will feature a conveyance tax $48,40. we wish to grow. For the Christian it the boat before stepping out, then prayer to one who ciaimed that she p.m. and Saturday from 1 to 11 p.m. be given to her or sent to The Herald, is Christ. never prayed. The ionger we talked nant Seminary. In 1972, he began a an to 2 p.m. at Hill’s Pharmacy, Main A raffle will be held with the drawing physical examinations for all can­ pantomime and a birthday par­ T. Lucille Foley to John J. Duggan sank to the bottom of the lake. P.O. Box 591, Manchester, Conn. didates will be held Tuesday, Aug. 23, With this introduction, perhaps we the more evident it was that she had internship with Christian Training, St. Saturday night. 06040. ty for Peter Rabbit. Local merchants Jr. et al, property on Hills St., con­ Struggling back he tried again with Inc. in Coventry and also worked at 7:30 p.m. have donated prizes. can make our “fishbone” for today the same result. been praying for years but had not veyance tax $47.85. with the Rev. George Smith, then an easier one to swallow. We Very much embarrassed, as he identihed it as such. Her distorted pastor of Manchester’s Presbyterian struggle with the words of Jesus, climbed back into the boat, the priest idea of God had prevented her from "You, therefore, must be perfect, as recognizing His presence, yet she Church. 1-86 ramp turned to the rabbi and said, "Abe, The Rev. Mr. Gray served as assis­ All Stope Shops open Sunday 9 am -s pm your heavenly Father is perfect.” don't you think he's had enough? Why had been in communication with Him (Matthew 5:48) all along. tant pastor of the Lakeland church will close don't you tell him where the rocks from 1974 until coming to How do we respond to this com­ are?” ( — told by the executive direc­ Such an experience is implied in mand when we well know that this poem by Minot J. Savage: Manchester in July. He assumed the next week tor of the New York City Protestant pastorate of the Spruce St. church nobody is perfect? One suggestion Council in "Ecumania” ) "'Oh, where is the sea?” the fishes has been made that the verb is in the cried. July 31. Beginning Monday at 8 a.m., the eastbound on and future tense. In fact the Clarendon As they swam the crystal clearness His wife, the former Karen Smick, Bible translates it, “Ye shall be through; taught school for three years in St. o ff ramps between English MuSHns _ perfect.” The Interpreter's Bible .Make sweeter music "We've heard from of old of the Louis, one year in Connecticut and Interstate 86 and Reed Rd. tells us that the Greek word used ac­ One way to fight evil is to try shut­ ocean’s tide. another year in Florida. They have a in Tolland will be per­ Stop & Shop^a ^ F R E E ! |i h f r e e : » tually means "that which is at the ting it out of our lives. Another way is And we long to look on the water’s daughter, Emily Jane, who manently closed to traffic Regular StOp&Shop i ? 71/402. pkg. stop 4 Shop to fill our hearts with good so that the due to 1-66 reconstruction. end" Thus, this phrase can be both a blue. celebrated her second birthday April (Herald photo by Pinto) | power of evil will be more than 24. They are expecting another child State Departm ent of or Split promise and a prophesy. The wise ones speak of the infinite 119 count ^ 1 , ‘US 1 1 Although we cannot attain perfec­ counterbalanced. sea. around Sept. 23. (Herald photo bv Transportation (DOT) of­ 1 ply roll ^monadellUl In the old legend, the sirens sang so Pinto) (Church of the Assumption steeple ficials said the closing is GoodSi/S Auq >4 5 *' h\i>) 70 25D 6 ounce can-Frozen „ tion now we can have perfection of Oh, who can tell us if such there — - “ Good Sw" Aug 14.5*1 A jg 70 t.r*»r ■)«•<»« [«< ^ *./1t*5*l*a?Oii O A f i direction as we grow toward our sweetly that all who sailed near their be?" necessary to begin ifocery goal. We are human beings, loved by home were drawn to the shore only to The lack flew up in the morning Senior-Youth day reconstruction of Reed Rd. God. helped by God, both by what He be destroyed. Knowing the danger, bright. and to begin construction iS J t i : holds out for us down the future and some tried to pass by the enchanted And sang and balanced on sunny' today at park of a new bridge over 1-86 to ftedbn>!i W.th this coupon and a $750pufChase ^ Withlhncoupon I l» |.^ WilMMcoupoo I 1 VV.inih,»coupon' ’ ' by what He offers as we climb along spot by putting wax in their ears to wings; connect it to Mountain Spring Rd. the pathway of life. shut out the siren song. And this was its song: “I see the Senior Citizen-Youth Field Day Dr. George Buttrick writes about Orpheus had a better plan. He light, will be observed Sunday starting at 1 Motorists are urged to FlnschmantiTS Mairgaiin^ this passage: created such beautiful music on his I look o’er a world of beautiful p.m. with special programs and ac­ use alternate routes for "Be ye...perfect: we were never own ship that the alluring strains of things; tivities at Center Springs Park. access to 1-86 eastbound in C orn The Senior Citizen-Youth Field Tolland. C orn Oil Random Wgl. Slop» Shop meant to climb that mountain in our the sirens had no power over his But, flying and singing everywhere. ^ FiakoQ^^^V^ 1^ Filin Proccssino aopisnop —. own strength. Failure comes to teach crew. His music far surpassed that of Day, which was proclaimed by Road paving In vain I have searched to find the Margarine 12 oz |:13 On?i!,-VAOllorcartndgeolKodacolo,C126.^?7. any toll or cartridge ol Kodacoloi C126.127. )p _ |! us that life is an affair, not of man the bewitching enchantresses. air." Mayor Matthew Moriarty Jr. and The DOT also announced scheduled for last Sunday was post­ 1 lb pkg Qtr lb Slicks pkg. 620 or C 110 pnnis on film lo be developed by Aug p ~ ! ; Ice Cream alone or of man with man. The word If you are lured by the music of that a IW-mile section of 20, 1977 wilh coupon Expiies Sept 3. 1977 Limil 2 ~ i - -I; Cheese A maxim poned because of rain. If rain washes '* 252 Assorted Flavors B«r, Chunk or WetJge A " I Father is the key . There the ethic “‘this world,” it may help to stop up Rt. 32 in Mansfield will be - 5.1 one coupon per customer. 25 3(S ~ *::3 » « .i5 .- m - us.. s **. l A.g « 70 , your ears, but the real solution is to An unaspiring person believes ac­ out tomorrow’s program, the ac­ 70 breaks into faith and comradeship. repaved Tuesday through OnoaS-o *■>! I T.) p*>) CuVom** cording to what he achieves. There we find forgiveness and new have your heart filled with the tivities will take place Aug. 21, Thursday. ) GairV "sweeter music” of Christ. The An aspiring person achieves accor­ power — and life's secret meaning. " ding to what he believes. Work will will run from 7 — from "The Interpreter's Bible " tempting power of the cheap and a.m. to 4:30 p.m. each day. — Sri Chinmoy A chuckle tawdry will be drowned in the The section of Rt. 32 in­ glorious music of faith. Co-pastor A rabbi, a priest, and a minister volved runs from 1-84 north to Rt. 31. Sawe went fishing. Some distance from leaving Sawe shore they realized they had About town 2 0 | l | Reed wins 32oz.larStop4Shop32 Ol. jar Stop 4 Shop 100too Court Count box box state title _ to more peoide. Salad Upton P i Manchester Chapter, Parents Dressing Tea Bags ^ LOCAL CHURCHES Without Partners, will have a dance because of our great coupon values worth over *5.75 this week! tonight from 9 to 1 at Fiano’s in Restaurant, Bolton. ST. BARTHOLOMEW’S ClILKCll, CALVARY CHLRCH, ASSEMBLIES The Reed Construction Co.'s fast-pitch softball self service (jeli Help yourself E. Middle Tpke. Rev. Philip Hussey, OF GOD, 647 E. Middle Tpke Rev. lo these quickies pastor. Kenneth L. Gustafson, pastor. Elm Hill Chapter of Alcoholic team won its fourth state Stop & Shop “Great Beef’ USDA Choice - I j H With m.i coupon W4h |h.» coupon Saturday Mass at 5 p.m.; Sunday 9;30 a.m., Sunday School classes for Anonymous will meet tonight at 8 in championship in competi­ Stop&Shop Extra Mild Masses at 8:30, 10:13 and 11:30 a m adults and children; 10:30 a.m.. Service Luther Hall of Emanuel Lutheran tion this week. GOSPEI. HALL, 415 Center St of Worship, message by the pastor, child Church, 60 Church St. The Andover team, state j| Skive III l! 10 a m.. Breaking bread; 11:45 a m , care provided; 6:30 p.m.. Gospel Service winners in four of the last Flranks or Hot Dogs Sunday School; 7 p m.. Gospel meeting of Praise; 7 p.m., " Restful Moments five years, defeated teams i 'p i III « r II ■ - 27ounc|ir 12ounc.bo«. ST. BRIDGET CHLRCH, 70 Main St with Pastor Gustafson on WINF radio. The divorded and separated Stop & Shop Beef Franks ' « 99‘ Catholics will meet Sunday at 7:30 in Waterbury, New Britain Golden Griddle ^ 1 Rev. John J Delaney, pastor Rev CHLRCH OF THE NAZARENE, 236 and Torrington to win the Stop & Shop Sliced Bacon ;; ’1 ” 7 William J Stack, Rev William J. Main St. Rev Neale McLain, pastor; p.m. in the school library at the Bone Steak Tang | |1::^ Pancake Nepco Franks Beef or Extra Mild 99' | : i Killeen. Rev Donald P Kauffman, associate. Church of the Assumption. crown. Irutart Orangt H Syrup The Rev. and Mrs. Richard M. Gray with daughter Emily Jane Reed now competes in Nepco Beef Bologna si.ced » r ’ Breakfait Drink Mix pi Saturday Masses at 5 and 7 30 p m , 9:30 a m., Sunday School classes for all Refreshments will be served ■. w i - «259i5^ school auditorium; Sunday Masses at ages; 10:45 a m.. Morning Worship, New England Regional Sun Glory Sliced Bacon 5*170258^ rv»qu*. O' B»*' 'OflS." A ; ’* A.; Competition, scheduled 7:30, 9 and 10:30, in church; 10:30 a m message by Rev Paul Hetrick Sr., mis­ Oscar Mayer Weiners ' t pxq and noon in school auditoriium sionary to Mozambique and Swaziland in Aug. 19 to 21 at New Bed­ Oscar Mayer Smokies ’1 ” FULL GOSPEL INTERDEMIMI- South Africa, Childrens Church and ford, Mass. If it's B eefd m ck S t o p u S h o p NATIONAL CHLRCH, 745 Main St Nursery provided. 6 p.m.. Evening Ser­ AREA CHURCHES successful there, the team Buddig Sliced Meats ah vaneiies 455 Center Cut Rev. Philip Saunders, minister. vice, message by the Rev. Mr Hetrick, goes on to national com­ iPlumrose Imported Flam 89' Barbecue lavorite' Use your 10:30 a m . Praise, Worship Service Nursery provided. petition in Nashville, Tenn, and Bible study for all ages, 7 p m.. NORTH LNITED METHODIST Rev. David W. Rinas aJ al ttot«t with ()et C H O IC E ) superb steak over Ihe Rev. Dr. Richard W. Gray, pastor. 7 p.m. Confessions: Saturday 4 and 7:30 and manager of the Reed I purchase of 4-3o2. pkgi. ' Hall 72 E. Center St. Rev, James 9 a m.. Worship Service, the Rev. Mary Carl J. Sherer, pastor. pastor of Concordia Lutheran Church 22'/i oz. packaga 9:30 a m.. Worship; D a m., Sunday p.m. team, said the club now coals. Beliasov, pastor. Ann Burr, guest preacher, sermon: "The Saturday Masses at 5 and 7 p.m,; Sun­ since 1974, who resigned July 11. has R o yal f i - Betty Crocker School; 7:30 p.m., Bible Study at par­ ROCKVILLE BAPTIST CHLRCH, day Masses at 7:30 , 9:30 and 11 a m. has a record of 50 wins and D om estic 9:30 a m., Sunday School; 10:30 a m . Blessing of Insecurity " Nursery for accepted a call to serve a dual parish Fudge sonage on Cornwail Dr. 69 Union St. Rev. Robert L. LaCounte, FIRST CONGREGATIONAL 7 losses for this season. Beef Chuck Under Blade Steak " Puddings Worship Service; 7pm, Evening Ser­ children 5 years old and younger, coffee in St Croix. Virgin Islands, as pastor Assorted Flavor! Brownie Mix ^1 vice. fellowship following service. FIRST ASSEMBLIES OF GOD, 763 pastor. CHURCH, Vernon. Rev. John A. Lacey, Last year's record was 49 Cooked Ham Beef Bottom Round Steak lor S w i s s Steak of Christus Victor and Kingshill 260 CIU RCll OF I HE ASSSl MITION, ZION EVANGELICAL I.LTHERAN Oak St., East Hartford. Rev. Ralph F. 9 a.m., Worship Service; 10:15 a m., minister; Rev. Edwin W. Bartholomew, :s Vf.i '■26l'2' Jelley, pastor. Sunday School; 7 p.m.. Evening Service. Lutheran Churches. wins and 7 losses. Sectioned & Formed Adams St. at Thompson Rd Rev CHLRCH (MISSOLRI SYNOD), Rev assistant minister. Cube Steak Beef Round "Great Beef" USDA Choice Grocery Edward S. Pepin, pastor Charles Kuhl, pastor. 10 a m.. Church School; 11 a m.. Mor­ FIRST CONGREGATIONAL 10 a m., Worship Service, child and in­ Pastor Rinas will be honored Sun­ Pile high on a hard roll. iq. ning Worship; 7 p.m.. Evening Service. CHURCH, 873 Main St. (corner of Saturday Masses at 5 and 7:30 p m , 9 a m.. Divine Worship, voters" fant care available, coffee fellowship day at a farewell party after the 9 Cameco Danish Salami 99' Rump Roast Beef Round "Great Beef USDA Choice VERNON ASSEMBLIES OF GOD, 51 Connecticut Blvd.), East Hartford. Rev. after the service, Rec site W-th Ihricoupon Sunday Masses at 7 30, 9, 10:30 and 11:45 meeting following the service. a m. church service. He and his wife. American Cheese Land O'Lakes S' am. CHLRCH OF CHRIST, Lydall and Old Town Rd. William E. Flynn, minister; Rev. Carl T. S T . PETER’S EPISCOPAL Doreen, will leave for St. Croix Mon­ Beef Bottom Round Rotisserie Roast CHLRCH OF JESl .S CIIRLST OF Vernon Sts. Eugene Brewer, minister. 9:45 a.m., Sunday School for all ages; Holt, associate minister. CHURCH, Sand Hill Rd., South Windsor. day. designs Save III Save LArrER-DAV SAINTS, Woodside St Si 9 a m , Bible Classes; 10 a m.. 11 a.m.. Morning Worship; 7 p m.. 10 a m.. Worship, (no Church School In Rev. Bruce Jacques, vicar. Stop&Shop Cooked 2^1 Evening Evangelistic. summer); Wednesday, 7 to 7:30 p.m.. The Rev. Mr Rinas has shared the Beef Eye Round Roast " Great Beef" USDA Choice Hlilstown Rd Wendel K. Walton, bishop Worship, Mike Lawlor will preach; 6 8 a.m.. Holy Communion; 10a.m., Holy ministry at Concordia with the Rev. finished 8:30 a m.. Priesthood; 9:30 a m . p m , Worship, Gene Little and Ralph LNITED CONGREGATIONAL Family Worship (informal) in Mary and Communion, first and third Sundays of Ur l!l KT— - ^ CHLRCH, UNITED CHLRCH OF Martha Chapel. each month; Morning Prayer second; Burton Strand, but has worked exten­ Flaherty Giavara CoraedBeef Keebler Crackers 12ounc*pkg. Seminary; 10:30 a m , Sunday School; 5 Thompson will preach. sively in youth ministry, especially Half pound-Flat Cut 2 -1 - p.m.. Sacrament Service. COMMIMTV BAITIST CHLRCH, CHRIST, Tolland. Rev. Donald G. ST . PETER’S EPISCOPAL fourth and fifth Sundays. Associates of New Haven Honey Graham R s h RItets Miller, minister. CHURCH, Rt. 85, Hebron. Rev. William directing camping trips to Camp Pick up some lor the gang, Stop&Shop*VigEye**Pm1iSale! 1 . ^ 16 Ol. pkg. or PRESBYTERIAN CHIRCH, 43 AN AMERICAN BAPTIST CHLRCH, TALCOTTVILLE CONGREGA- has finished the design for CInrwnon Crisp Taste O'See ^ 9:30 and 11 a m., Worship Service and Persing, rector. TIONAL CHURCH, LNITED Calumet. West Ossipee. N.H. - for Spruce St. Rev Art Kay. moderator 585 E, Center St. Rev, Ondon Stairs, recreational facilities for Chinese Style Pork Loin 89' A ssorted 1/3 Cenler-1/3 Blade-1/3 Sirloin Chops $4 14 01. pkg. Batter Dip ^ 9:15 a m., Sunday School, 10:30 a m . Churck School; 7 to 8:30 p.m , Pilgrim 8 and 10 a m.. Worship Service, Church CHURCH OF CHRIST, Rev Kenneth Concordia's youth A.fl •* i*r ;; minister. Rev. Frederick Lanz, director the Addison Recreation 262 £ - * L"‘ ‘‘i.‘ = "2 6 ;^ :i Worship, Nurseryy provided; 7 p m . In­ of Christian education. Fellowship. School and Nursery. E. Knox, pastor. Stops Shop Tuna Salad Slop I '.hoj) ST. MARY’S CHLRCH, Rt 31, Coven­ TRINITY LUTHERAN CHLRCH, Area in Glastonbury. formal Worship, study and fellowship 9:30 a m.. Morning Worship, message: 9 a.m.. Worship (summer schedule). Chocolate Pudding Stop&Shop r 6 9 ‘ try. Rev. F. Bernard Miller, pastor. Rev. Meadowlark Rd., Vernon. Rev. Donald ST. GEORGE’S EPISCOPAL The site is located ST. JAMES ClILKCll. Rev James "Three Possible Kingdoms for Each of northwest of Addison Rd., Deli Soft Rye Bread ;; 59' Archambault and Rev Francis Us. Nursery Is provided, the Rev. Mr Paul F Ramen. McClean, pastor. CHLRCH, Tpke. (Rt, 44A), THE Krukowski, co-pastors; Rt. Rev Msgr Lanz will lead the discussion and Saturday Masses at 5:15 p.m.; Sunday 8 and 10:30 a.m.. Worship Service; 9:15 Bolton. The Rev John D. Hughes, vicar BIM opposite its intersection W.|h fh.» coupon Wilh IM coupon Maasses at 7:30, 9:30 and 10:45 a m. a m.. Sunday School. Edward J Reardon, pastor emeritus. fellowship which will follow, in the 9 a.m.. Service. with Great Swamp Rd., kitchen"1 You’ll love our Loin SACRED HEART CIU RCH, Rt 30, SPEAKS Country Style Pork Ribs Saturday Masses at 5 and 7 30 p m , church Living Room, ST. MATTHEVTS CHI RCH, Tolland VERNON LNITED METHODIST and is about 33 acres in Save Save Sunday Masses at 7 30 , 9, 10:30 a m , SOLTII LNITED METHODIST Rev.. Francis J. O'Keefe, pastor. Vernon. Rev. Ralph Kelley, pastor; Rev CHURCH, Rt. 30. Rev Dr James W. By size. Fresh noon, and 5 p m (.III RCH. 1226 Main St. Rev George W. Saturday Masses at 5 and 7 p.m.; Sun­ Michael Donohue. Knorr, pastor. Eugm Bayles Earle, Glaston­ Sirloin Cutlets Pork Loin day Masses at 8 30, 10:30 and 11:45 a m. Saturday Mass at 5 p.m.; Sunday Brewer I M r 1 3 ^ LNn El) PENTECOSTAL CHLRCH, Webb, Rev Laurence M. Hill, Rev 9:15 a.m.. Worship Service, Church bury director of parks and Loin 1 fb. pkg. o12-6 01. cup! MESSIAH EVANGELICAL Masses at 7:30, 9, 10:30 a m. and noon Cheese Pizza oz° 9 9 .. Center Cut Pork Chops 22 ounce boWt 185 Woodbridge St, Rev Robert Baker, Bruce A Pehrson, pastors. School for all ages,'Nursery provided. recreation, said the new Stop & Shop Cole Sla\« 55' ^ Chiffon o u .**.... Liquid pastor 10 a m . Worship Service, the Rev Dr. LITHERAN CHLRCH, (Wisconsin WAPPING COMMUNITY CHURCH, FIRST CONGREGATIONAL For many people decision­ Synod), 300 Buckland Rd , ^u th Windsor. 1790 Ellington Rd., South Windsor Rev. design includes parking for Stop & Shop Parfaits 2 89' Center Cut Pork Chops Boneless 10 a m , Sunday School classes for all Robert Tuttle Sr. pastor of the First CHURCH, VERNON. Rev, John A making is a traumatic 68 cars; a recreational Soft 9 a m., Sunday School; 10 a m . Harold W. Richardson, minister. Lacey, minister; Rev. Edwin W. experience due to several ages; 11 a m . Worship; 7 p m , Prayer; United Methodist Church, Brevard, N C., building for storage, 7:30 p m . Evangelistic Service, public Worship Service. 9:15 and 10:45 a m.. Worship Service Bartholomew, assistant minister. causes — failure of parents guest preacher. Nursery for children 5 sanitation, and concession (9 2 ^ seafood Seakcious treats Invlt^ and under. 7:30 p m.. Praise and ST. JOHN’S EPISCOPAL CIU RCH, and Church School. 9:30 a m.. Worship Service, child care to allow them to make ST. JOHN'S POLISH NATIONAL Teaching Service, Pastor Hill will lead a Rt. 30, Vernon. Rev. Robert H. Wellner, FIRST CONGREGATIONAL for little ones and cribroom care for the decision in growing up, use; a softball field, little •’ Fresh Cod CATHOLIC CHLRCH, 23 Golway St discussion on the Book of Revelations. rector. CHURCH OF ANDOVER, LNITED infants are available. Coffee Fellowship lack of self-confidence, league field, four tennis Porkaiouldar Rev. Walter A, Hyszko,pastor. JEHOVAH’S WITNESSES, 726 N 8 a.m.. Holy Communion; 10 a m.. CHURCH OF CHRIST. Rev. David J after the service. The Rev. Mr shifting responsibility, courts, two basketball Family Service and Church School. Reese III, minister. Bartholomew will be preaching during courts, two handball ScrodFillets « b 9 a m . Mass in English. 10:30 a m . Main St. procrastination, and eva^ Cooked Shrimp Salad Size «i’» Smoked Picnic Mass in Polish and EInglish to a.m , Public Bible discourse "Atone­ OIR SAVIOR LUTHERAN 9:45 a m.. Church School for July, and the Rev. Mr. Lacey, during sion of change. i courts, one soccer field, Great eating . roast long and slow lor a rib _ SALVATION ARMY. 661 Main St ment Day and It's Prophetic CIU RCH, 239 Graham Rd., South Wind­ kindergarten through Grade 8; 11 a.m., August. Wise decisions involve and a children's play area. Stops Shop Shrimp *4” slicking dinner Letlovers make great sandwiches sor. Rev. Ronald A. Erbe, pastor. Worship Service. Save III S a ^ p Capt and Mrs Arthur Carlson, corps of­ Significance , II a m.. Group discussion ST. MARGARET MARY CHURCH, certain basic principles.! Earle said a landscaping Cooked Haddock Fillets i; » ” 9 a m.. Worship and Sunday School; ST. MAIRICE’S CHURCH, Hebron 1 ficers of July 1 Watchtower magazine artie'e South Windsor. Rev. William McGrath First, recognize that few of plan for the site will 10:15 a m.. Worship Service. Rd., Bolton. Rev. Robert W. Cronin, and Rev. Joseph Schick, co-pastors. Cooked Flounder Fillets M ” ^ Smoked Pork w m I S n 9:30 a m., Sunday School, 10 45 a m.. "Prove Yourself to Be True Disciples of your decisions involve life, provide screening for 49ouncebox HaltOallooAjQ Holiness Meeting; 6 p m , Open-Air Christ ' CRYSTAL LAKE COMMUNITY pastor. Saturday Mass at 7 p.m.', Sunday and death. Second, UNITED METHODIST CHLRCH, Saturday vigil Mass at 5:30 p.m.; Sun­ future residential develop­ ^Shoulder 69l Meeting, 7 p m , Salvation Meeting FIRST CHI RCH OF CHRIST. Masses at 8:30, 10 and 11:30 a m. marshal all the facts in Mouthwatering goodies. Wisk Ellington. ment. bakery Picnic-5*7 lbs. 3-BAII tONCORIMA LI THERAN SCIENTIST, 447 N. Main St. day Masses at 7:30, 9:15 and 11 a.m. AVERY ST. CHRISTIAN logical order. To do this Waitr Added Laund ry Liquid Laundry ^ ClIlKCH, (l.uOierun Chiirrli of to a m,, Church Service, Sunday School 10:15 am .. Coffee hour; 11 a.m.. BI KNSIDE UNITED METHODIST REFORMED CIUIRCH, 661 Avery St , you must know your im­ The plan also takes into Kiwi Fruit Detergent Detergent America), 40 Pitkin St Rev Burton D for pupils up to the age of 20, care for Worship Service, Sunday School. CHl^RCH, 16 Church St., East Hartford. South Windsor. Rev. Peter Mans, pastor. mediate and ultimate consideration the possible :C4w n trystyle Oeheious cut in half and eaten SotjodSun A.,g 1* Sal *vd ^ S l,« 4 an# oe. °2665 »w4cna,uat»« Strand, Rev David W Rinas, co-pastors very young children, subject of the RELIGIOUS SOCIETY OF Rev. Henry J. Scherer Jr., pastor; Rev. 9:30 a.m. and 7 p.m.. Worship. objectives, consider the construction of an elemen­ with a spoon or shced for salad. 3 tor 4*1 i : 9 a m.. Holy Communion, Nursery for lesson-sermon: ""Soul,” golden text from FRIENDS (gUAKERS), Hartford Gwendolyn M. Arslen, associate pastor. BOLTON UNITED METHODIST viable alternatives, and tary school in the area. D®n»*ts '5: J 's I small children the Bible, ""I will greatly rejoice in the Friends Meeting House, 144 S. Quaker 10 a.m.. Worship Service, Church CHURCH, 1040 Boston Tpke. Rev. arrange the pros and cons Glastonbury is con­ School for Nursery through junior high; 9 Seedless ST. MARY'S EPIS(o p a l CHLRCH. Lord, my soul shall be joyful in my God."' Lane, West Hartford. James W. Knorr, pastor. under each. Third, allow sidering funding sources Buttermilk Bread siopashop 2;*.5.79' 10 a.m.. Meeting for Worship. a m.. Church School for senior high and WAMTMCOwpon W«hlhiS»jOOn Rev. Stephen Jacobson, rector. Rev Alan Isa. 61:10. The Christian Science Heading 11 a.m.. Worship Service. your feelings some role, es­ for the construction phase Jr. Size Fruit PiesSS iJru™ , 5 ; ; *1 Calif omia PRINCE OF PEACE LITHERAN adult classes. CHURCH OF SAINT BERNARD, Broadhead, Rev Barbara West, Room, 968 Main St., is open to the public pecially in more personal of the project. The town Ttiompson assistants to the rector Mondays through Fridays from 10a.m. to CHURCH, Rt. 31 and N. River Rd., S T . DUNSTAN’S CHURCH, Rockville. Rev. John J. White, pastor. decisions. Fourth, choose a i k s m e s now is using grants from Save I f Save 7;30 a m.. Holy Eucharist, Rile 2; 10 3 p.m. and the first and third Thursday Coventry. Rev. W.H. Wilkens, pastor. Manchester Rd., Glastonbury Rev. Sunday masses: 7:00, 8:30, 10:00 and time for decision when you Exotic Black Riblers W i or Sweet Red ICardinals the U.S. Department .of a m.. Holy Baptism with Eucharist. evenings from 7 to 9 except holidays, a 9 am ., Sunday School; 10:15 a.m.. Joseph R. Bannon, pastor. 11:30 a.m. can act objectively. Fifth, L ow F at EMANIEI. I.LTHERAN CHLRCH. free public lending library Is maintain^, Worship Service, (9 a.m. during July and Saturday Mass at 5 p.m.; Sunday BOLTON CONGREGATIONAL commit your decision tb Housing and Urban Sweet Red Ripe I I W I August). Masses at 8, 9:30 and 11 a.m. Development (HUD) for 46courtbox f V i nouKeboi =-| Church and Chestnut Sts. Rev. Ronald TRINITY COVENANT CHLRCH. 302 CHURCH, Bolton Center Rd. Rev. J. God in trusting prayer Whole or Cuts Fournier, Rev Dale Gustafson, pastors; Hackmatack St. Rev. Norman E. ROCKVILLE UNITED METII- FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH OF Stanton Conover, minister. (Jas. 1:5-7). Sixth, hi site engineering and some M ilk ^ 1 1 9 ^1/l^rteniieloii Lynn Bruer, intern; Rev C Henry Swensen, pastor; Milton Wilson, assis­ ODIST CHURCH, 142 Grove St Rev EAST HARTFORD, (Soulhrrn Baptist 10:30 a.m.. Worship Service, Aloysius ready to accept whatever construction materials. Stop&Shop gal. ill Sa'5!^ tl John W. Mortimer, pastor. Convention), 36 Main St. Rev. Charles Aheam, speaker, Maxi Pad s 2- 1^ DogPood ^ Anderson, pastor emeritus tant to the pastor. sacrifice is involved ia The town is also con­ Western lbs. 8 a m.. Matins in chapel, 9 a m . Out­ 8 30 and 10:30 a.m.. Worship Service 9:30 a.m.. Worship Service. Conley, pastor. GILEAD CONGREGATIONAL your choice. ,, sidering pursuit of .Great Shape ^ ” 268^ 1:1 "269§:i ST. JOSEPH CHLRCH, 33 West St , 11 a m. and 7 p.m.. Worship Services CHURCH, Hebron, Rev. Robert Bartlett P m s door Worship, Nursery for infants with John Berggren as guest speaker. matching grants from the Nursery for infants; 9:30 to 10:15 a m . Rockville. which are interpreted for the deaf. Heavilin, interim pastor. CHURCH OF CMHn Saturday Masses at 5 and 7 p.m.; Sun­ Nursery provided; 9:45 a.m., Sunday Bureau of Outdoor Recrea­ Fellowship and coffee. 10 a m.. Worship Service, sermon Lydall and Vernon Streets tion. day Masses 8:30 (Polish) at 10 a m. School; 6 p.m.. Training Union. topic: "Abraham," Nursery provided. ——.Phone: fcouTom PAGE EIGHT - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Sat., Aug. 13, 1977 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn.. Sat., Aug. 13, 1977 - PAGE NINE Community calendars Big 4-H event Andover East Hartford Wise’s pitching record consistent Monday is next weekend BOSTON (DPI) — Rick Wise Sunday League East. eight starts," said Zimmer. "He's eight-hit, seven-strikout perfor­ moving that ball in and out all night." Assessor, tax collector, 7 to 9 p.m., took a saying out of Casey Wise was referring to the con­ getting the ball where he wants it Scolfs sacrifice fly accounted for the Pup Tent 19, Military Order of By BARBARA RICHMOND Bake 10 minutes at 370 degrees. Let mance. "You check my ledger at the Another Bostonian who has been lirst two runs. Town Office Building. Cooties and Auxiliary, annual outing Stengal's phrasebook. sistency of his won-lost record over now and that's the secret." Herald Reporter cool for five minutes. Slice crosswise end of the year and it 's always on the consistent over the past month is RBI doubles by Fred Lynn and Grange, 8 p.m.. Community Hall. for handicapped, Harkness Memorial "You can look it up." said the 13 the years, and when he didn't get off When asked why he had taken a into I'A inch pieces. Remove from winning side. " slugging Jim Rice, whose two-run t.'arlton Fisk surrounded Rice's blast Park, Waterford. The biggest event of the year for year veteran after he logged his fifth (0 a good start at the beginning of the consistent winner out of the rotation Wednesday cookie sheet and finish cooling on second-inning homer gave the Red in the four-run second. The homer Tolland County 4-H’ers is scheduled victory in a row to raise his record to current campaign, Manager Don so early in the season, Zimmer Wise, who entered the season with Board of Selectmen, 10 a.m.. Town cake rack. Store in airtight con­ Sox a commaniJing 5-0 lead. Rice, linished Mitchell, making his first Monday next weekend. The 4-H Fair will open 9-4 by pitching the Boston Red Sox to Zimmer demoted him to the bullpen. l eplicd. " How can he get more work a 36-27 record for Boston, added. Office Buiiding. tainer. Six cookies should be entered whose 30th IlCmer gave him the start for the Mariners since being Our Lady of Peace carnival, 6 to 11 Friday and continue through Sunday a 7-2 pasting of the when he's not getting past the third "The guys who've done it before for contest judging. The 31-year-old righthander, who American League homer lead, has purcha.sed Irom Oakland eight days Thursday p.m. (runs through Saturday night). at the Tolland County Agricultural inning?" always seem to come around and do Those participating are reminded Friday night. then suffered through more than a hit at a .420 clip while hitting safely ago. Library directors, 8 p.m., Andover Board of Education, 7:30 p.m., Center, Rt. 30, Vernon. Wise, in lad. had not lasted beyond it again. The key to anything is con­ not to use any substitute ingredients It was tile twelfth win in the last 13 month without a start, now has the sistency." in 17 of his last 18 games, Pubiic Library. Penney High School. Special events and exhibits are the second inning in three of his first 'lastrzcmski sixth-inning single X or they will be disqualified. names lor Boston and helped them most victories of any starter on the "He'had his control tonight and Boston loaded the bases in the first Ordinance Committee of the Town scheduled for the three days. lour starts. hrought in Boston's linal run, Seattle The jelly roll recipe is: 4 eggs, maintain a I 1-2 game lead over the club. innino off loser Paul Hartzell. 0-4, on Council, 7:30 p.m.. Town Hall. Friday's activities will start with "Three games in April mean that's all he needs." said .Seattle got a home run from Bob Stinson and separated, 1 tsp. vanilla extract, % Orioles in the American "He's been pitching good his last two walks and a single by Riee. Carl sheep breeding classes. During that nothing, said Wise, following his Manager Darrell Johnson. "He was a run-scoring single by Steve Braun. Tuesday cup sugar, % cup sifted flour, Vi tsp. Yasti'zemski' grounder and George Bolton time the buildings will be closed to Town Council public hearing to the public. baking powder, 'A tsp. salt. Monday consider referendum question on the Beat egg yolks until thick and Lunch will be served at the 4-H Assessor, town cierk, tax coiiector, November ballot to allow the town to lemon colored, add vanilla, add V booth starting at noon. Refreshments 2 7 to 9 p.m.. Community Haii. join a regional resource recovery cup sugar gradually, beating well Herald are sold throughout the three days. Fighting Pirates Board of Selectmen, 7:30 p.m.. authority, 7 p.m.. Town Hall. after each addition, sift dry in­ At 1 p.m. Friday there will be Community Hali. Town Council meeting, 8 p.m.. gredients together and fold into egg angle Board of Finance, 7:30 p.m., Com­ Town Hall. dairy bread classes and a scavanger yolk mixture, beat egg whites until hunt; 2 p.m., oxen freestyle in the '# 7 4 munity Hail. stiff, add remaining sugar, fold egg Wednesday horse show ring; 2:30 p.m., goat sweep Dfew York Zoning Commission pubiic hearing, whites into mixture and pour into Earl Yost show; 2:45, the Tolland County B p.m., Community Haii. Personnel Appeals Board, 8 p.m.. 15x10 jelly roll pan which has been Homemaker award will be NEW YORK (UPI) — If the Pittsburgh Pirates are to be Town Hall. lined with wax paper. Bake at 375 Sports Editor Tuesday presented; 3:30, swine show­ beaten in the National League East this season, they're sure to Larrabee-Woodland Area Associa­ degrees for 15 minutes. Cool in pan Board of Seiectmen, 7:30 p.m., manship; 4:30, sheep blocking con­ tion meeting, 7:30 p.m., place to be for five minutes when cut loose from go down fightin' to the end. Community Haii. test; 5, supper; 6:30, sheep dog announced. sides of pan and turn into a towel Literally, that is. demonstration; 7:30, beef show­ Feu) readers write sports in addition to being eyeing a sorry, that it was his fault, " said Wednesday which has been slightly covered with The Pittsburgh Brawlers, as they manship: 11, square and round dan­ It wasn't too surprising that only political career, as a candidate for Pirates' Coach Jose Pagan, a long­ Pianning Commission, 8 p.m.. confectioner's sugar. Roll and allow are fast becoming known, lead the cing. The buildings close at 10 p.m. four readers of The Herald submitted the Board of Directors. time friend of Millan's, "He said he Community Hail. to cool for one hour. Unroll and league in bench-clearing fights and Saturday's events will be: 9:30 their suggestions and complaints Three points that he made in his lost his head. Those are Felix' words Zoning Commission, 8 p.m., Com­ spread 10 ounces of currant jelly and before long may also set a record for Hebron a m., exhibits open to the public; 10, about the recreation programs being Open Forum letter made sense. and I am his friend. Ott also feels bad munity Hall. then reroll from the narrow end. Cut most players suspended in a season. Monday beef bread classes and bicycle offered in Manchester. Being involved in the slow-piteh about this. " Thursday small piece from each end of roll and A week ago, Frank Taveras was in­ Pirates' Manager Chuck Tanner, Sanitarian, 5 to 9 p.m.. Town Office obstacle course, 10;30, 4-H baking Many more have complained, softball program, he asked that the itB SOi volved in a fight with pitcher Joei Bolton Woman's Club membership contest; noon, lunch; 12:30, dairy then sprinkle confectioner's sugar some bitterly, via telephone, un­ ruling allowing non-residents to play though, wasn't , as sympathetic as Building. lightly over the top. Hoerner of the Cincinnati Reds and Pagan. coffee, 2 p.m., home of Pamela Frye, showmanship; 2, open performance signed letters and by chance conver­ be altered and use Manchester Assessor, 7 to 9 p.m.. Town Office in the activities building there will ended up receiving a five-day suspen­ Carpenter Rd. class; 2:15, tug of war and egg sations in my daily travels. residents only. "Let me take a baseball and slam Building. be exihibits of food, clothing, art sion for flinging his bat at the Reds' throwing contest; 2:30, sheep show­ However, when it comes time to sit Cases he cited, which helped cause it into your face, then I'll say I'm l‘f work, various crafts, knitting and reiiever. manship; 3:30, Clover sheep event; down and write his or her complaints forfeits due to non-residents playing sorry, " said Tanner. "Does that Tuesday crocheting projects, home fur­ Earlier this week Pirates' out­ 4, goat showmanship; 4:30 p.m., rab­ or suggestions it's another story, es­ elsewhere on the same nights their make it right? There's no room for Coventry Democratic Town Committee, 8 nishings, vegetables, flowers, fielder A1 Oliver was fined and bit show, watermelon eating cdntest; pecially when it is required that the local teams were scheduled to play in being sorry in a situation like that. p.m.. Town Office Building. photography, industrial arts, and suspended four days for charging He (Millan) knows what he did. I'm Monday 5, swine breed classes; 5 to 6.30 p.m., writer's name and address be in­ Manchester. natural science. umpire Bruce Froemming over a dis­ glad Ott did what he did. I'm really Wednesday chicken barbecue; 6:30, parade of cluded. The team Cassano played with won Board of Welfare, 2 to 3 p.m . Town His first catch puted call at second base, and only mad because of what happened to Hall. champions; 7, nail driving contest; 8, This corner was especially in­ two games via forfeits. He cited Public Health Nurses, 1 to 3 p.m.. last month the Pirates were invoived Oliver and my man at short Town Council, 7:30 p.m.. Town It's only a small one, but it’s the first one ever. Eleven-year- dancing, buildings close, terested in the views of two letter common excuses used annually when Town Office Building. old Martin Perez of Hartford couldn’t stop smiling as he went Area fire calls in a beanbaii war with the (Taveras). " Hall. Ham Radio Club, 7 p.m.. Town Of­ Sunday schedule: 10 a.m., horse writers, Elmer Swanson and Steve this happens. A player is with two or Phillies that resulted in fishing for the first time at the Times Farm Camp in Andover Cassano. more teams and often there are con­ In other NL games, Philadelphia Sewer Authority, 7:30 p.m.. Town fice Building. show starts; 11, oxen showmanship; a fistfight between Philadelphia's whipped 10-3, St. Louis Halt. Recreation Commission movie, this week. (Herald photo by Dunn) noon, lunch; 1 p.m., dog show, turtle Fust Hartford Swanson stated that not enough flicting dates. Thus, some teams Mike Schmidt and Pittsburgh's publicity is given softball, as an can't muster enough men to start a edged Montreal 2-1, defeated Tuesday 8:30 p.m., Gilead Hill School. race and frog jumping; 2 p.m., Friday, 1:38 p m, — House fire at 275 Bruce Kison. example. game. 5-2, premier showman, spinning and Woodycrest Dr. It happened again Friday night in nipped Cincinnati 4-3 and Free blood pressure screening, 1 to Thursday weaving demonstrations; 3, start He wrote that a "sfchedule of Cassano also suggests an "over 35" 2 p.m.. Hill's Pharmacy, Main St. Friday, 1 ;51 p.m. — Medical call to 467 Pittsburgh when Felix Millan, the downed 5-4. Area police report removing exhibits and fair closes. Main St games to be played is not published, slow pitch softball league. An Scoreboard says it all second baseman for the New York Zoning Board of Appeals, 7:30 Board of Selectmen, 3 p.m.. Town and when they are publicized, it is excellent idea. If memory serves Phillieii 10, Cubs 3 Office Building. To compete for the Homemaker Friday, 3 p.m. — .Medical call to 198 Mets, engaged in a fight with Steve Carlton hit his first home p.m., Town Hall. Brewer St not clear as to whether they are right, that was the idea when slow Boston's Jim Rice crosses home plate after 30th homer to lead Republican Town Committee, 8 East Hartford state police said. Award, exhibitors must enter any Pittsburgh catcher Ed Ott at second run In four years and won his I7th Coventry Business Association, 8 Friday, 3:05 p.m. — False alarm at 35 men's or girls' games.....Then many pitch softball was introduced a American League. Fred Lynn (19) and Carl Yastrzemski (8) p.m.. Town Office Building. Valerie J, Stanford, 16, of 56 Luurtsema was being held by Ver­ three of six categories: Clothing, base during the sixth inning of the se­ game and batterymate Tim p.m.. Town Hall. Ginger Lane times the results of these games are decade ago in Manchester. Cassano Wickham Dr., East Hartford, was non Police, who assisted in the case. knitting and crocheting, foods, child offer congratulations. (UPI photo) cond game. The result was one McCarver chipped in with a pair of Wednesday Friday, 3:25 p m. — Medical call to 55 not published. " feels an eight-team league could arrested Friday on a charge of care, home furnishings and food broken collarbone for Millan and one Westerly Ter. Scratch that complaint. Every easily be organized for men in that homers as the Phillies won their Board of Welfare, 7:30 to8:30p.m.. second-degree larceny, East Hart­ preservation. Exhibitors will be ejection for Ott. Vernon Friday, 8:42 p.m. — .Medical call to single regularly scheduled softball age category. ninth game in a row — their Town Hall. ford Police said. judged on poise and appearance as Showcase Cinemas, 936 Silver Lane South Windsor game in all nine Recreation Depart­ The letter-writer even goes one The Pirates had won the first game Board of Health, 7:30 p.m.. Town Police said the charge stems from Henrietta Oliwa, 46, of 8 Daly Cir­ well as their exhibits. Friday, 9:46 p m. — Car fire at Burn­ Time for change 3-2 behind Jim Rooker and the score Hall. Monday cle, Vernon, suffered fractured legs For the baking contest, there will side Ave. and School St. ment sponsored leagues was listed on step farther and suggests a league National a report of money stolen from a the night of play. Every game result for 50 and over players. was tied 3-3 in the last of the sixth of Parks, and Recreation Commis­ Inland Wetlands Commission, 7:30 and hip in an apparent suicide be two recipes, those aged 9 to 12 will Friday, 10:08 p m — Investigation at Burnside Ave. gasoline station. was also carried in The Herald. He also expressed himself that it the nightcap when Ott barrelled into sion, 7:30 p.m.. Town Hall, p.m.. Town Hall. Court date is Sept. 12. attempt Friday afternoon on 1-86. bake and enter Hermits and those 13 150 Nutmeg Lane Milian at second base in a successful League State police said Ms. Oliwa walked and older, a jelly roll. Today, 12:01 a m. — Medical call to 41 Swanson made two points. One was wouid be good for the town to offer riiurnduy in tennis format attempt to break up a double play. longest victory streak since 1969. Glen Rd that it would be helpful if the entire recreation time for non-league ac­ Charter Revision Commission, 7:30 Tuesday Timothy T. Cote, no age given, of out on the partially dismantled The recipe for the Hermits is as Millan, still holding the bail, came up Greg Luzinskl, Jay Johnstone and Bolton Rd. bridge over the highway follows: % cup Crisco, 1 cup sugar, 1 Today, 2:18 a m. — Medical call to 15 week's schedule appeared in the tivities, such as gym classes one or p.m.. Town Hall. Sewer Commission, 8 p.m.. Town 605 Burnside Ave., East Hartford, swinging and hit Ott in the face. Ott also homered for the and jumped into the left eastbound egg, '/i cup light molasses, IV cups Latimer St Monday issue. Good idea but it would two nights a week. By Earl Yost Hall. was charged early today with driving 2 then lifted Millan up and dropped him Phillies, who tied a club record for lane. flour, IV2 tsp. baking soda, 1 tsp. cin­ To Hand ( !ounty require approximately one tun Smirls Editor while his license was suspended. to the ground which resulted in most homers in a game. namon, % tsp, ginger and cloves, '4! Friday, 11:07 a.m. — Vernon Rescue column - 21 inches - and free space is Lights at pool It s time the Recreation Department changed the format for Court date is Aug. 30. She was assisted by construction Millan's being carried off the field on Cardinals 2, Expos 1 tsp. salt, cup chopped walnuts and Squad to Valley E’alls Park where child at a premium. R.A. Vaughan also took pen in hand its annual Town Tennis Tournaments. Student decline workers of Savin Bros, Inc. and was ‘ '2 a stretcher with a broken collarbone. Jerry Mumphrey doubled home cup seedless raisins. had fallen The second was to list postponed and offered his suggestions'. Vernon Sharon Lawler, 20, of 140 Silver taken to Rockville General Hospital '2 Setting a minimum age limit is un- xhe tournaments get under way Both benches emptied, but order was pinch runner Rick BosettI with one STORHS lUlMl Continuing a by the Vernon Ambulance. Cream sugar and shortening, add Friday, 12:32 pm. — Ellington Am­ games. Each league had its own com­ One that struck home was to have ^ ir to the many young players in next Saturday. Lane, East Hartford, was charged bulance to Abbott Rd for auto accident. restored before any more punches out in the ninth inning to win It for f i V e V e ii r d o w n w ard tre n d , Monday egg and molasses and mix until well missioner and one of his respon­ lights installed a the swimming pools early today with disorderly conduct, The 3:10 p.m. incident is still under Friday, 12:37 p m — North and South 1 u n Manchester has had town cham- were thrown. the Cardinals. Lou Brock stole his 887 applications to the University of St. Joseph's Church bazaar starts 6 blended. In another bowl, sift sibilities was to forward makeup to allow night supervised hours, es- in connection with an incident at the investigation. Coventry E'ire Departments, to Pine Mel Siebold, Recreation director, pions in bowling, male and female in The Pirates went on to win the carder base in the first Inning, Conneelicut have decrea.sed about 6 p.m., to continue through Saturday, schedules. This was done by several peciaiiy at Globe Hollow. Triple A Diner on Main St together the next six ingredients and Lakes Shores lor search and rescue said that s the way he's been running duckpins, and both sexes in golf nightcap 5-4 in 12 innings on Duffy leaving him only six short of per cent from last year Union St, gradually add to the other mixture league heads but not by all. This corner is sure that Recreation She was released on her written Thomas Marchat, 17, of 79 High St., Tolland County Divers were on standby e ournaments in the past and he achieved the honor before reaching Dyer's run-scoring single. The sweep breaking Ty Cobb's all-time record. Admission Director John Vlandis and stir well. Add nuts and raisins. We would like to list every local Department head Mel Siebold and his sees no reason for a change Thursday promise to appear in court Sept. 12, Rockville, was arrested on a warrant Friday. 3:11 p m — Vernon Ambulance their 18th birthdays. lifted Pittsburgh into second place in Braves 3, Dodgers 2 said a total of 14.611 students applied Friday charging him with fourth- Mix thoroughly. Form into ball and to Bolton Rd bridge .)ver 1-86 where event each night but many are not assistants, Carl Silver and Mike He said that all M anchester lor admission to UConn for fall ad­ Mayor's Day in town parks, starts received, such as Little Miss softball. Tennis should not be any different. the National League East. Yet, it Rod Gilbreath hit a grand slam degree larceny. divide into four equal parts. Form woman had jumped Crispino would welcome suggestions youngsters, age 9 thru 18, had an op­ Then too, the bowling and golf was the fight that everyone was mission About I6.61K) applied last 1 p.m,, Henry Park. Tolland E'nday, 9 03 p m - False alarm from Then too, lack of space is a problem. homer in the ninth inning to give the Police said the charge stems from each into a 12-inch roll. Place two from townspeople on how to improve portunity to compete in Town Junior tourneys are not run by the Recrea­ talking about afterwards. Braves a come-from-behind victory. year Friday Box 124. Park and Prospect Sts . With more and more local events the all arouhd program. Peter Luurtsema, 20, of Tolland, a May 31 theft report. rolls on an ungreased cookie sheet Tournaments and saw no reason why tion Department "Felix told me to tell Ott he was The Dodgers*led 2-1 behind Don Sut­ Vlandis said applications have 4-H Fair starts 10 a m., TAC Rockville each season, the amount of sp'ace There is always room for improve­ any of these youngsters should be was charged early today with second- Marchat was released on a $100 leaving room on all sides for expan­ ton when Jeff Burroughs singled with declined about 25 per cent in the last Building, Rt. 30. Continues Saturday Friday, 11 08 p m — South Coventry allotted sports has been drastically ment, as we'll listen, too, as to ways allowed to play in the 18 and over degree larceny in connection with a non-surety bond for court appearance sion. Press rolls down gently to make Ambulance to Armstrong Rd. for a fight one out in the ninth and Gary live vears and Sunday. reduced. to improve the sports pages. class. car theft on Corinne Dr., Tolland, Sept. 14. ^1 inches high by Vz inches wide. victim Matthews doubled. Joe Nolan Points well made This statement desn't hold much received an intentional walk and Have a nice weekend. water Youngsters, 16 and 17, and Gilbreath then drilled his homer. Steve Cassano is active in several some even younger, have jobs during Homers pace Yanks Dusty Baker had four hits for Los Couple to be feted the summer months and were not Angeles, Including a two-run homer. able to compete in the youth develop­ Giants 4, Reds 3 INSULATE NOW ment tourneys which the Rec staged. on 50th anniversary to double triumph Gary Alexander homered and Twins on hit spree, A true town tournament, to deter­ tripled to pace the Giants. John and we will take mine the best male and female .Mr anil Mr.s Byron W flail of Twin Hills Dr., North NEW YORK (UPI) — Chris Chambliss homored twice in flic Montefusco went eight innings to singles and doubles players, would gain his sixth triumph with Gary Coventry, will be honored on the occasion of their 50th have any and all eligible. opener and Reggie Jackson blasted a pair ol long lionuTs in the wedding anniversary at an open house Sunday from 2 to 5 nO% off the price. gain AL West lead second game Friday night to lead the lo a lii- Lavelle and Randy Moffitt putting Siebold said if the youngsters were down a ninth-inning Reds' rally. Mike p m at the Community Hall next to Second allowed to play a number of older 1, 9-3 doubleheader sweep of the California Angels Lum homered for the Reds. Congregational Church in Coventry. NEW YORK (UPI) After 23 runs, 23 hits and six home runs players would not enter. Call today for FREE estimate .lim C allish " Hunter allowed six j.iu il 111 Il.l .11 I IIIIU Padres 5, Astros 4 .Members of Coventry Grange No. 75 are hosting the flew all over Tiger Stadium Friday night, the Minne.sota Twins hits in llic llrsl game and Ed The Angels tied it in the tilth on slid home with a I'arty, and friends and neighbors of the couple are invited. found themselves on top of the American League West. Figueroa tossed a six-hitler in the Andy Eteheharren's sacrilice llv hotly disputed winning run when The Halls were married Aug. 12. 1927 at the Second 647-9621 nighleaf) as the Yankees ran their Eigiieroa raised his record to 11-8 Congregational Church. ■flow do you think it feels'’" asked home run and Kiko Garcia added a Dave Kingman bounced to shortstop •V * Rod Carew incredulously. "It feels Leaders iiinning streak lo live games while Mike Barlow. Hie second ot in the ninth Inning to give the Padres Before retiring in 1959, Mr Hall had been employed as two-run single as the hapless A s lost InsulCorp " pretty damn good, that's how it three Angels' hurlers. look the loss their fifth consecutive victory. Win­ a farmer, a mailman, and also drove a school bus there their 14th straight. Jim Palmer. 13- •laekson's 20th homer, into llie up- ENEPOV CONBEPVATION ENOINEEPS feels.' and IS now 0-2 field walked with one out. took third He is a past master of the Grange and a past master of 10, fired a two-hitter, walking three per deck in right, ignited a lour-run BBB HILLIARD BT. / 1 Carew had only one hit, a third- sixth inning rally which broke a 3-3 In Hie opener. Chambliss hit his un George Hendrick's single and Criel Lodge ol Masons in Morrow. MANCHEBTER, CT. OB 04 0 and striking out five. Batting loth homer ol the year, oil loser Ken inning homer with the bases full. It Imliiins Z-."), Brewers I-1 lie III the nightcap Paul Blair's two- broke for the plate as Kingman Mrs Hall taught school in Coventry for 12 years and came after a seven-run second in­ Nulioiiul 1,4‘afzui‘ Brett, to tie the score at l-I in the se­ bunced to shortstop Julio Gonzalez. served ;is the town's tax collector for 26 years. Rico Carty's run-producing double AB H nin single capped the inning and ning. when Rich Chiles drove in two lackson added ins second homer ol cond inning and added a Iwo-run shot Home plate umpire Art Williams The Halls have no children, but Mrs. Hall said. ' We with one out in the ninth gave the In­ Parker, Pit 472 163 the game lor the first ol two Yankee in the eighth inning to account for the called Winfield safe, touching off a have 29 grandchildren All the children in the dians the nightcap alter Dennis Stennett, Pit 419 143 runs in the seventh Yankees final two runs Roy White post-game argument. Cesar Cedeno neighborhood call us grandpa and grandma." t Herald Eckersley one-hit the Brewers in the Simmons, St. L 373 123 also had a Iwo-run homer lor the American League opener, yielding only a first-inning homered for Houston. photo by I’intol THINKING OF Templeton, St. L 447 145 The Angels look a 2-0 lead in the Yankees in the .seventh inning triple to Cecil Cooper. Morales, Chi 397 128 lirst inning on a run-seoring double Hunter, going Hie distance lor only Itiiiigers 10. While Sii\ 7 Day off Mr. and Mro. Byron W. Hall Luzinski, Phi 385 124 by Bobby Bonds and a single by Dave Hie seventh lime, was lagged for a runs with a single, Mike Cubbage hit NEW PORT. R. I. (UPI) - The Rookie Keith Smith clubbed a Griffey, Cin 434 138 Chalk, but the Yankees routed rookie solo homer by Jerry Hemy in the a solo homer and Roy Smalley foreign America's Cup contenders three-run homer, knocking the White Foster, Cin 436 137 starter Fred Kuhualua and scored first inning but blanked the Angels House Painting? knocked in two others with a double. Sox out of first place in the AL West. Robinson, Pit 343 106 gut a day off from the rigors of in­ the rest ol Hie way to win his seventh three runs on RBI singles by tense match racing today after the Common Pleas Court cases But the young Tigers, who really Jim Sundberg had a two-run double Valentin, Mtl 422 130 t'hamhliss. Mickey Klutts and a wild game in 14 decisions 12-meters France I and Sverige Here Are A Few Reasons Why don t know when to quit, barraged to offset homers by Richie Zisk and Randle, NY 351 108 You Should Consider The Minnesota pitchers with four home Oscar Gamble. asked for lay days. The lollowing cases were disposed of recent­ • Frank Bujiacus, 21. ol 30 N. Park St . driving while under the influence of alcohol or runs, including Jason Thompson's Red Sox game tickets The semifinal race rules allow Vmi-rirun 1l.i-agui' ly in Common Ideas Court 19, Rockville. Rockville, three counts of reckless burning, drugs, changed to reckless driving, fined $50. 21st, a three-run shot in the first. each competitor to ask for two days AB H • Nancy l.eckncr Tingle, 18, of 14 Penfield nolled; third-degree changed to • Gary Aldous, of 152 Terrace Dr., criminal Rusty Staub and Steve Kemp Hockey off during the best four-out-of-seven Ave , Ellington, .sentenced to 30 days in jail closed a 12-9 lead to 12-11 with solo, Carew, Min 438 167 going at record rate criminal mischief, 60 days suspended, proba­ impersonation changed to breach of peace, Lata Painting Co» St. Louis Blues — Signed race series. on a charge of evading responsiblity. The term ni/*ir I ATA rtwuma homers in the ninth, but Tom John­ Bostock, Min 435 146 tion two years with the provision he make fined $'25 He wasn't presented on a disorderly DICK LATA, OWNER their second and third BOSTON (UPI) — Thousands of pennant-hungry Red IS to be served consecutively with the sentence restitution. ONE OF MANCHESTER’S FINEST son stopped the rally there to put the Singleton. Bl 367 120 conduct charge. amateur draft choices, Rice, Bos Sox baseball fans are lining up daily at Fenway Park to she is now serving in the Connecticut Correc­ • Edward Farnham, 25, of Chaplin, posses­ Twins into first place as the White 445 145 MANCHESTER tional Ceiiler in Niantic • Eric Danziger, 21, of West St., Rockville, defenseman-center Neil Rivers, NY 383 122 buy tickets for the few remaining home games. sion of marijuana, nolled; criminal possession of less than four ounces of • WE SPECIALIZINQ IN RESIDENTIAL PAINTING. YOU BENEFIT WITH OUR Sox lost to the Rangers 10-7. Labatte of Toronto and According to park of- • Marcia Rock. 22. of 16 Thompson St., trespassing substituted for possession of EXPERIENCE In other AL games, Kansas City Bailor, Tor 401 127 26-29. marijuana. $50. center Tom Roulston of Fisk, Bos ficials, attendance for the MIDQETFOOTBALL Rockville, reckless driving changed to failure marijuana, 60 days suspended. He was not • WE WORK WITH ALL KINDS AND BRANDS OF PAINTS defeated Toronto 9-8, Baltimore 370 115 "We've had seven win­ • Susan Flaherty, 20, of West St.. Rockville, Winnipeg. Le Flore, Det year should easily break to drive in established lane, fined $20. presented on a charge of cultivation of • YOUR SHRUBS AND FLOWERS ARE ALWAYS PROTECTED ripped Oakland 6-1, New York swept 450 139 dows open all day." possession of less than four ounces of • WE DO PAINT ALUMINUM SIDING. (AND GUARANTEE IT TO LAST) Yount, Mil the existing home record. • Eric Danziger, 21, of 61 West St , marijuana. Calilornia 10-1 and 9-3, Boston eased Baseball 439 135 Moscato said Tuesday. "It REQISTRATIONS marijuana, $50. • WE CAN REMOVE ANY LOOSE WINDOW PUTTY AND APPLY NEW GLAZING AND Zisk, Chi 389 120 1,940,000, set in 1968. ranks with 1975. The people Rockville, possession ol marijuana, $50. • Alfred Gardiner, 20, of 33 Ward St.. PAINT THE SASH - NEATLYI past Seattle 7-2, took two Baltimore — Designated • Robert Thompson, 22, of Tamerack Lane, Hargrove, Tx 367 113 All unobscured box and come over here now and • Susan Flaherty, 20, possession of Rockville, interfering with a police officer and Vernon, harrassment, nolled. • ALL LOOSE AND PEELING PAINT IS SCRAPED AND SANDED OFF IF Irom Milwaukee 2-1' and 5-4 and Tom Shopay for assign- reserved seats have AUeUST ISth & 17th marijuana, $50. She wasn't presented on a reckless endangerment, 90 days each to run NECESSARY Texas outslugged Chicago 10-7. complain they can't get • Lee Harrington, 33, of Willimantic, • DIRT AND GRIME IS WASHED OFF ... NOT JUST PAINTED OVER ment to Rochester; already been sold out for a good tickets." charge of interfering with a police offieer. consecutively, suspended, with probation for hreach of peace, nolled. ItlllllU ItlllC Jll>s ft reinstated A1 Bumbry from half-dozen games, even • Daniel Prince, 17, of 17 Ward St., • YOUR GUTTERS ARE CLEANED OUT AND COATED INSIDE IF NEEDED Home Runs Fans who don't get PLACE: Warming Hut at two years. He wasn't presented on charges of • Walter Hicking, 33, West Willington, • WE STAY RIGHT ON THE JOB UNTIL IT IS COMPLETELY FINISHED lial McRae crashed a two-run the 15-day supplemental Saturday's game with the Rockville, breach of peace, nolled. reserved seats can still try disorderly conduct, threatening and carrying hreach of peace, nolled. • WE WELCOME YOU TO SEE OUR WORK AND ASK FOR OUR MANY REFERENCES homer and a triple while Darrell disabled list. NATIONAL LEAGUE: Foster, Cin last-place Seattle Chartar Oak Park Porter .scored three runs. Marty Rat- to sit in the bleachers. • Gary Eluckiger, 18. of Ellington, third- a dangerous weapon in a motor vehicle. • John Holgerson, 42, of Snake Hill Rd., 38; Burroughs, Atl and Luzinski, Phil Mariners. tin raised his record to 5-2 with four About 7,400 bleacher seats TIME: 6:30 - 8:00 P.M. degree burglary and fourth-degree larceny, • Ronald Rickert, 18, of 79 Windermere Coventry, breach of peace, nolled. O T 6IH H6lv • • • MM NS SIH B l i6666IMHN pnCM> Pro Basketball 30; Schmidt, Phil 28; Bench, Cin and Red Sox ticket manager nolled (not prosecuted). RBK FH TM MflOTP T M - WttiniY M MMTMI innings of relief. Dave Lemanezyk go on sale shortly before Ave.. Rockville, injury or risk of injury to a New Orleans — Signed Garvey. LA 26. Arthur Moscato said went all the way for the Jays, sur­ each game, but long lines • Joseph DeLaurentis. 21, of 69 Vernon minor, six months suspended, probation two All-Pro guard Pete AMERICAN LEAGUE, Rice, Bos Tuesday: "1 see no reason Rvglatrantt should bring birth cortifleato l a t a 87 MATHER ST., MANCHESTER rendering all nine runs and II hits. often form for those seats Ave.. Rockville, disorderly conduct, $25; years; third-degree criminal mischief, nolled Maravich to a five-year 30; Bonds, Cal 29; Scott, Bos 27; why we shouldn't hit two and bo accompanlad by parant or guar­ Orioles ft, \'s I and they're often sold out po.ssession of marijuana. 90 days suspended, • Edward Squires, 19, of Enfield, disorderly PAINTINQ AND IF contract. Nettles, NY 26; Gamble and Zisk, million (paid admissions) dian. probation for two years; third-degree larceny, conduct, nolled, Read Herald ads Doug DeCinces slugged his 12th Chi and Hisle, Minn 23. before the first pitch is PAPERHANQINQ CO. 643-9339 or 643-9851 BUSY by the Toronto series Sept. thrown. nolled. • Connie M. Archer, 26, of New London, i vtf‘-'*'»' •<* • •■’•v*tr*»v ' n < r '« if.-.- *■•

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H i p W u tU d MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Sat., Aug. 13, 1977 — PAGE ELEVEN Nomet For Solo [Standings] SALES POSITION - StraiAt Homoo For Solo Homoo For Solo Homoo For Solo commlulons, leads fumisned National Weather Forecast 23 Homoo For Solo to homeowners. Call 242-5402. VOLPI ROAD, BOLTON - National League Country living In this large * ““'1 B. Anhoun. (Connicticut Littler shows way PRIOR SERVICEMEN - The Colonial with a beautiful view. East Air Force recently announced Family room, patio, first floor ^trEBibe Sealto 3nc. W L Pet. GB new openings for individuals Wxe laundry, four good sized Herat!) bedrooms. Buy now and pick 17-1144 - ____ - "0071 I Phil 68 44 .607 - with prior military service. If you nave been out for less your own paint and carpet 11.1144 WILLIMANTIC Pitts CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING „ 4S1-1T77 67 49 .578 3 than 5 years and are Idoklng colors. Call Peterman Agen­ 'I multiple liitln u ctnticn to otrue gou better. Chicago 64 48 .571 4 for “A Great Way of Life', cy, 649-9404, or 6444659. at halfway point St. Louis 64 51 .557 5 contact the Air Force im­ Montreal 52 63 .452 17W mediately. Call 646-7M. VOLPI ROAD. BOLTON • How about this lovely Dutch GDVENTRY *30,5DD New York 47 66 .416 21W PHONE 643-2711 STEADY WORK - Reltahle, Colonial? Four bedrooms, PEBBLE BEACH, Calif. the first round and three more in the flattened out gopher pile. hard worker, who wants FOR ASSISTANCE IN PLACING YOUR AD large fireplaced family room. (UPI) — Gene Littler probably second. More important, he is the Meanwhile. Nicklaus shot a 71, Pet. GB steady employment, good in­ Placed on the countryside on a only player in the tournament, in­ marked by two long birdie putts and a Los Ang 69 .600 - come. Call 528-6702 between 9- lOWItf IfM N IAlum large lot. Nearing completion. expended more engery driving 2 only. INDEX Holp Wontod CaU Feterman Agency, 649- cluding those who didn't make the bogey. He missed five putts inside of Cincin 57 .500 llVi his 1954 Bentley Continental NOTICEI ADVERTISING 9404 or 6444659. cut. without a bogey. 15 feet and took 32 putts in ali.. Houston 54 .462 16 NOW accepting applications t - “ Lott ind Found from La Jolla to the Monterey 2 - - Porionali RATES "You can't go out and challenge 'Actually," said , "I played San Fran 53 .457 16W for full time employment. 3 - MANCHESTER - Immaculate Call 5 2 ^ 3 ^ between 9 and 2 I Z Z 3 w - Announcfmanii six room Ranch. Three Peninsula last weekend than Pebble Beach," said Littler, fairly well, but nothing happened. San Diego 53 .442 ISMi 4 - - Entortainmani 1 diy — 1U word p«r dty HOUSEKEEPER only. 5 - - A u c tio n s 3 days . . 10a word par day bedrooms, fireplace, central he did in the first two rounds of "because it will reach up and grab There are only a couple of guys ahead Atlanta 41 .363 27 rO TO C A fT • E 3 nSi 6 days . 9a word par day 8 a.m . to 4 p.m . air conditioning, aluminum OPEN HOUSE you. You have to play safe," of me. so I like my position. I’m not FINANCIAL 26 days . . . 6a word par day the PGA Championship. Friday's Results VEHICLE MECHANIC - No 8 - siding, beautiful landscaped. doing to be looking for any heroics. • Bonds-Siocks-MoMaaaes IS words $2 00 minimum Apply at Littler. who barely weighs 150 Littler has been playing Pebble for Philadelphia 10, Chicago 3 experience required. Current For period ending 7 a.m., Sunday, Aug. 14. Saturday night 9 - - Par$onsi Loans A real Show piece. $40's. SUNDAY 1-5 P.M. You can't play Pebble that way. In a 10 - Insu ra n ce Happy Ads .. $2 30 inch MANCHESTER Hayes Corp. 6464131. pounds, hits a golf ball about as con­ parts of three decades going back to Pittsburgh 3-6, New York training openings. Good will find thundershowers in the western area of the Gulf major championship and on a tough salary, paid training. Enlist- region and the Ohio and Tennessee valley. Elsewhere, clear, e m p l o y m e n t MANOR sistently true as any player on the 2-5 13 - $47,900 - ON HILLTOP Drive - course you have to manage your iiient requirred. Ages 17-35. cool and mild weather should prevail. Minimum readings in­ Help Wanted tour. He recently bought the Bentley, St. Louis 2, Montreal 1 Call U.S. Army at M3-9462. 14 - Business OppoMunitiei 648-0129 In the choice Manchester clude: (approximate maximum temperatures in 15 - Situation Wanted a collector's car. and drove it for the game well, and I have to this point." San Diego 5, Houston 4 Green area. Owners hate to Spic-n^pan Ranch on attractively landscaped lot. Living parenthesis) AtlanU 70 (86), Boston 67 ( 86), Chicago 62 ( 79) leave this seven room Colonial first time en route here. Wadkins also shot 71, a round Atlanta 5, Los Angeles 2 VOICE INTERCEPTOR - No EDUCATION room with fireplace, dine-in kitchen, 3 bedrooms, rec, of­ marked by five birdies, two bogeys experience required. Current Cleveland 66 ( 79), 76 ( 93), Denver 56 (90), Duluth 46 >0 - Private instructions with 1 1/2 baths, new fice, paved drive, shed. As for the PGA Championship, PGA San Francisco 4, Cincin­ (66), Houston 74 (89), Jacksonville 74 ( 90), Kansas City 63 19 - Schoois-Ciasses carpeting, fireplace, etc., and a double bogey. training openings. Good 20 - Instructions Wanted Littier. who shot a 67 in the opening nati 3 salary, paid training. Enlist­ (80), Little Rock 73 (91), Los Angeles 66 ( 78), Miami 78 ( 89) ACCEPTING loaded with extras. Start Tom Watson, who is seeking to APPUCATIONS-for various round, came back with a 69 in the se­ ment required. Ages 17-35. 52 (73), New Orleans 73 (89), New York 71 (84)’ REAL ESTATE packing and call T.J. Today’s Games 23 - Homes (or Sale positions. Apply in person only MANCHESTER become the second man in history Call U.S. Army at 643-9462. 24 - Crockett, Realtors, 643-1577. ______*39,900 cond and with 36 holes left to play in his, amateur days. He won the Philadelphia (Lerch 6-3) Phoenix 80 (101), San Francisco 56 ( 73), Seattle 57 ( 80) St' Lots-Land lor Sale Twin Cinemas, Burr Corner Attractive 3 bedroom Cape. Formal dining room with along with Ben Hogan to win three Louis 68 (86), Washington 74 ( 88). 25 - Inveslment Froperty the tournament.he has an eight under California State Amateur on this at Chicago (Krukow 7-9) 26 - Plaza. built-in china cabinet, new and modern kitchen, m baths, m ajor titles in one year, shot a 73 POWER GENERATOR Business Property $47,900 - TWO Family flat on par score of 136 and a two-stroke lead course and one Crosby title. But he Cincinnati (Moskau 2-3) at 27 - Resort Property ...... Benton Street. An unusual but enclosed front porch, garage. Private, landscaped lot. Friday and was at 141 with Charles Equipment Operator - No 20 - Real Estate Wanted on Jerry McGee. Jack Nicklaus and always has had reasonably consistent San Francisco (Barr 11-8) experience required. Current A D V E R T IS m r Bu$lno$$ Opportunity 14 desirable home. Where can scores here. Coody, A1 Geiberger and Joe Inman. training openings. Good MISC. SERVICES you find a two family with Lanny Wadkins are another two shots New York (Matlack 6-12) 31 - Services Offered SMALL ENGINE Service Another shot back at 142, six behind salary, paid trainning. Enlist­ 32 - Pamling-Papering DEADLINE TWO f ir e p la c e s , TWO TOLLAND >63,900 back as play continues today with 71 Littler made an eight-foot putt on at Pittsburgh (Reuss 11-7), Corporation expanding dealer Littler, were Gil Morgan, GeorOe ment required. Ages 17-35. H tip Wantad 13 H tip Wantad 33 - Building-ConiracUng Franklin stoves, TWO car gar­ Unique Log Home. Fireplaced living room, formal dining Ansaldi built 7-room Raised Ranch, survivors from the starting field of the second hole, one of 12-feet on the N Call U.S. Am y at 643-9462. 34 - Roofing-Siding 12:00 noon tha day bafora network. No experience age, TWO relatively new gas room, 3 bedrooms, laundry room, m baths, carpeting, Cadle and Fuzzy Zoeller. 39 - Healing.Plumping publication necessary. Complete training 141. sixth and a 15-footer on the 18th for Montreal (Twitchell 2-8) 36 - Flo o rin g heating systems, TWO hot garage with workshop and Vt bath. 3 acres with woods and walking distance to Martin School. 2Vz Defending champion Dave Deadline tor Saturday and program. $500. Investment The way Littler has played thus far his three birdies Friday. He missed at St. Louis (U rrea 4-3), N EARN EXTRA Money Part 37 - Movino-T rucking-Siofig* water heaters? One unit va­ pond. baths, paneled family room, 2 fireplaces, 2- Stockton was far back as 150 while 30 — Services Wanted Monday is 12:00 Noon Friday. required to start your own cant. Good income producer. is a case study on how to handle Peb­ four times from inside eight feet but Atlanta (Solomon 3-1) at time, working from our plea­ Hubert Green and Gary Player bare­ business. Ideal for retired or T.J. Crockett, Realtors, 643- car garage. $59,900. ble Beach, the world's best known on the 12th hole, a 202-yard, par-3, he Los Angeles (John 13-4), N sant office. Hourly rate, plus MISC FOR SALE 4 0 - Household Goods part time. Details on request. 1577. TOLUND *42,900 seaside course that always manages ly made it at 151, Green bagging a commission. No experience RN’S - LPN’S PLEASE READ got lucky. Gene's 2-iron off the tee hit necessary. Will train. Call us 3 p.m. to 11 p.m. Shift 41 - Articles (or Sale Mr. Barker. ESCAA Field IMMEDIATE (XICUPANCY! Custom-built Ranch with birdie on the final hole to get in. American League 42 - Building Supplies 65 Dartmouth Road, Manchester to take its toll. He had five birdies in a tree and the ball landed on a at 569-4990. 11 p.m. to 7 a.m. Shift YOUR AD Training Division Box 619„ $32,900 - VACANT Cape - Cen­ sunken fireplaced living room, formal dining room, 43 - Pets -Birds- Oogs Wading River, New York. trally located. Six rooms, 3 East Part time or fuil time. 44 - L ivesto ck kitchen with breakfast center, 3 bedrooms, rec with D IH K IT IO N S : South Main to Spring to Dartmouth. 45 - Boats & Accessories Classified ads are taken over 11792. aluminum siding, rear W L Pet. GB PHONE FROM home to ser­ Pieasant working conditions, fireplace and kitchen, 1% baths, 2-car garage. Excellent vice our customers in the 46 - Sporting Goods the phone as a convenience. porch.Trades locally con­ landscaping. Convenient to 148 and UConn. Boston 66 44 .600 - ^ n e y ts . 47 - Garden Products The Herald is responsible (or BEAUTY PARLOR-Bolton sidered. T.J. Crockett, Manchester area. Flexible 40 ~ A ntiq u es onty one incorrect insertion and Baltimore 66 47 .584 l'/2 49 - Wanted to Buy location. Fully equipped and Realtors, 643-1577. DUBALDO/LESPERANCE hours, super earnings. 249- then only to the size of the ready for operation. Asking New York 64 .566 m 7773. O.J. ready RENTALS original insertion. Errors which $14,900. Lessengers Sell 64& $39,900 - NEW ON the market TOLLAND *94,000 Detroit 51 .455 16 VERNON jiilANOR 52 - Rooms lor Rent do not lessen the value of the Designed for carefree living. Redwood Contemporary Realtors 53 - 8713 423-9291. - Lovely six room Colonial Cleveland 50 .446 17 GENERAL CONTRACTOR 871-0365 Apartments lor Rent advertisement will not be cor­ Hexagon. 22x49 living/dining room combination, conver­ needs full time experienced 54 - Homes lor Reni rected by an additional inser­ •••••••••••••••••••••••••• with 1 1/2 baths, plus finished 646-D5D5 to p e rfo rm Milwaukee 50 .427 19‘/2 55 - Business for Rent tio n rec room (knotty pine). Ideal sation pit with floor-to-celllng fireplace, 3 bedrooms, 2 carpenter. Reply to P.O. Box 56 - Resort Property for Rent SItuotlon Wontod 15 Toronto 39 ,351 27'/2 57 - Wanted to Rent home for growing lajfamily. " T.J. ' dressing rooms, 2 baths, carpeting, central vac. garage. 180, Columbia, Conn. 06237. Crockett, 50 - Misc (or Rent CHILD CARE in licensed t. Realtors, 643-1577, Unique quality features and workmanship. Access to home and 4+ acres via private road. NEW YORK (UPI) O.J. Simpson W L Pet. GB BABYSITTER- AUTOMOTIVE home. 7 - 6 daily, three meals, DISTINCTIVE U4R Swiss 61 - Autos (or Sale Holp Wontod laundry outings and overtime is ready to play football, blurred vi­ Minnesota 67 48 .583 - MACHINE SHOP HAS OPENHIG HOUSEKEEPER. Perma­ 62 - Trucks lor Sale Oialet. Located high on a hill. nent. Two bright loving boys, 63 - Heavy Equipment for Sale services. Manchester. Deb^ sion and all. Chicago 65 47 .580 '/2 This four bedroom, 3 bath OPEN HOUSE 6 i 4, in Manchester, Tuesday 64 - MotorcycleS'Bicycles hie, 643-1790. chalet offers unique modem Texas 64 48 .571 IV2 65 - Campers-Trailer s-Mobila VERNON *37,500 The NFL's premier running back, - Friday, 8:45-4:45. Own living. Ample closet space. 2 Move-in condition. 5 room Ranch with spacious living Kan City 63 48 for a compression mold H o m e s RN who missed Buffalo's pre-season .568 2 transporation. 646-0261. 66 - Automotive Service car garage, 2 fireplaces, large room, dine-in kitchen, 3 bedrooms, paneling, carpeting, Sunday 1 to 5 p.m. opener last week against Pittsburgh Calif 55 57 .491 10'/2 67 - Autos (or Rent-Lease 7 a.m. to 3 p.m. .lot. M if $70's. Keith Real beautifully landscaped. Part lima or full lima. □ EDUCATION because of persistent vision Seattie 48 69 .410 20 repairman with experience. MATURE PERSON-to work EsUte, 6464128, 649-1922. 308 East Middle Turnpike Wednesday through Friday Apply at problems in his left eye. will start Oakland 42 71 .372 24 night and all day Sunday. App­ Privoto Initructloni 15 SIX ROOM RANCH with new Manchester tonight when the Bills host the Friday's Results Good wages, fringe benefits. ly in person at Swiss Colony, Holp Wanted 13 MANCHESTER kitchen and ceramic tiled America's No. 1 Real Estate Detroit Lions a pre-season game. Manchester Parkade. Marketing Network New York 10-9, California paaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa*' MANOR REMEDIAL READING and bath. Flrpelaced living room, Doctors at Johns Hopkins Medical 1-3 math; individualized work large rec room, plus fourth Reply Box T EXPERIENCED CLERK, 648-0129 Center told Simpson Tuesday after a Cleveland 2-5, Milwaukee program, (lst4th grade) by beditxjm. Two car attached SIX ROOM COLONIAL flexible hours. Apply in per­ garage. Large treed lot. Cinly three-hour examination .that the 0-4 Master's degree teacher. 568. son, Pine Pharmacy, 664 8075. $39,900. Keith Real Estate 64^ Large rooms, generous closets, formal dining room, eat- c/o Manchester Herald Center Street, Manchester. blurred vision he's suffered for the Boston 7, Seattle 2 CARRIERS SALESPERSON to Work in 4128, 649-1922. Mandwster $61,900 Varnon $40,400 in kitchen with range, dishwasher, disposal. Aluminum past nine months was not serious and Baltimore 6, Oakland 1 Immaculate Colonial / siding, storm windows and doors. Lovely landscaped lot. SCHOOLTEACHER greeting card department. TUTOR AVAILABLE. Cer­ he could resume playing. Experience preferred. Reeds tified teacher, grades K-12. SUBURBAN VALUE, Clean Cape. Eight rooms, 2-car A Kansas City 9, Toronto 8 p^referred. Varied duties. IMMEDIATE Inc., Parkade. Subjects: Reading, Social six room Cape with stone Simpson has not been his usually Minnesota 12, Detroit 11 Package store. Full time, Secretary/Receptlonist NEEDED fireplace, aluminum siding, garage, 3-zone heat, cheerful self at the Bills’ training for Studies, English, History. Call private enclosed yard, new OCCUPANCY PETERMAN REALTY & BUILDING CO. Texas 10, Chicago 7 summers. Part time after IMMEDIATE JOB Mike between 54 p.m., 647- attached garage, tree shadra camp. In addition to the nagging vi­ school. Write Box AA c/o Manchester and yard. Only $30,900. Keith Real deck off walk out family Today's Games We |uit moved In and boy, can wo uae aome OPENINGS- $12,000 to $20,000 9963. 649-9404 or 644-8659 sion problem, he is not encouraged Manchester Herald. possible. We need career EsUte, 6464126 649-1922. room, new wall-to-wall Seattle (Galasso 0-1) at help. Our telephonea are ringing and our typing la East Hartford areas carpeting, many extras. Immaculate 6-room by the Bills' prospects. They finished Boston (Jenkins 8-7) minded people who are willing WANTED; Dental chairside going undone. We're looking for you to come join to dollvar tho to work hara toward a rewar­ □ REAL ESTATE MANCHESTER- Two Family Quiet dead-end street. Ranch, garage, covered 2-12 last year and dropped a 28-24 Milwaukee (Caldwell 2-5) Assistant for children's prac­ ManchMtar Evaning Flat, 3 8i 4. Aluminum patio, nice yard and tice. Full time. Will train. thia young growing organization. The aalary wo ding future. We want to talk to By Owner Call 646-7436 decision to the Steelers last week. at Cleveland (Hood 1-0) Harald you privately. We have storms, aluminum siding. 2 neighborhood, excep­ In other pre-season action Satur­ Desired qualifications, offer la certainly more than adequate and the aur- several openings offerln^^ Homoo For Solo 23 car garage. Deep lot. Plus California Ryan 16-10) at organized, assertive, able to Coll many extras. Excellent condi­ tionally attractive rec H day night. New England meets Green New York (Holtzman 2-3) roundlnga ahould be a booat to your ego. If you're security, benefits, pension and TWO AND % ACRES. Expan­ GET MORE with interact with people. 647-9946 high earnings. Training starts COVENTRY - 40 acre Egg tion. Priced to sell, low $«s. room. Immediate .sale Bay at Milwaukee, Chicago is at Kansas City (Hassler 6-5) Secretarial and bookkeeping looking lor a fun job working with some nice peo­ Farm, with three story bam. Paul J. Correnti, Real EsUte, dable Cape. Charming setting. immediately. Educational Good s h a >e. $36,900 needed by owner Oakland, Dallas is at Seattle. at Toronto (Clancy 1-2), N skills, desire for personal ple, pick up the phone, give ua a call, at 289-5441. background uniinportant. Butler-type building. Power 643-5363. g-owth. Send resume to P. 0. Lessenger Sel 646-8713, 423- moving out of state Philadelphia at Los Angeles, the New Oakland (Langford 7-13) Intertel Communicatlona, Eaat Hartford.______Apply Ramada Inn, Roc plant, and other outbuildings, 9291. Box 1 Glastonbury, Ct. K e ra l5 plus Three Lovely Homes. VERNON-FOR SALE BY $40,400. York Giants at New Orleans, San at Baltimore (Flanagan 8- I-M ^ s t , Exit 53; 144 West, Francisco at San Diego, Washington exit 54 to 191 South to Darlin Offers invited. B/W Realty, OWNER. Two plus acres, two SEITTRY 8), N 647-1419. bedroom Ranch, small barn, MANCHESTER-Will sell at Miami, Pittsburgh at Kansas City, Street, Tuesday, August 16th, residential lot or build to suit Minnesota (Redfern 5-7) SALES CLERK and delivery LZ 10:00, 3:30, and 7:00 p.m. no agents please. $35,500. 875- REAL ESTATE SERVICES in modern pharmacy. Full and 6566. at approximately $45,000, Cleveland at Minnesota, St. Louis at at Detroit (Wilcox 3-0), N sharp. Equal Opportunity BUSINESS ZONE - Near busy Agenf, 6464344. ODEGARD MANCHESTER — Can't beat this deal. Six HELP WANTED part time. Adjustable hours. Intersection. Large seven Realty 643-4365 Denver, the New York Jets at Atlan­ Chicago (Stone 12-7) at DENTAL CHAIRSIDE Employer. room aluminum sided Cape, fireplaced living G ta and Tampa Bay at Cincinnati. We have Immediate openinge Ion Pleasant working conditions. room home, large lot. $55,000. COVENTRY-Waterfront Texas (Blyleven 11-10), N Apply in person, Parkade ASSISTANT. Full time. enjoyment with this three GLASTONBURY-$73,900. room, three bedrooms, basement. Only $38,900. Good reason to smile • Machinlat with aome toolmaking background SCHOOL BUS DRIVERS-to Hutchins Agency, 646-3IU. Very convenient to Baltimore is at Houston on Sunday Liggett Drug. Experienced only. With some bedroom, year round home — Seven room Raised Ranch on knowledge of reception and start in September for South Manchester, This well main- COVENTRY afternoon in a nationally televised • Typlat with Cuatomar Relatione experience Windsor. Apply rear of 90 $30,900. SIX Room Cape. that features floor to ceiling MANCHESTER-Beautlful 6 quiet cul-de-sac. Three bedrooms, 2 fireplaces, 2 game. Sally Little smiles after sinking long putt during second round • Woavera bookkeeping^ Accepting calls Heatolator fireplace, enclosed fieldstone fireplace, cathedral Uined seven room (Contem­ Playoff Sundy beginning Tuesdayiiesday At\ugust Brookfield Street, South Wind­ porary will accept traditional room Condo. Three bedrooms, lull baths, double garage. Mid $40's. Dallas rookie Tony Dorset! will be of Long Island Classic P>iday. (UPI photo) Apply: RN’S - LPN’S sor after August 19th. 289- pclorch, large lot. Good buy. ceilings, sunporch, 2-car gar­ two full and two half baths, 16r , 875^9. Hi age and priced only In the furniture also. Cheerful out of action against Seattle, the Moriarty’s and Bristol 5918. 'utchins Agency 646-3166. kitchen, king size master kitchen with breakfast MANCHESTER — Older six room Colonial In meet Sunday afternoon at 5 $40's. B/W Realty, Inc., 647- counter, all appliances, cen­ convenient business zone. Three bedrooms, team which traded away its rights to CHENEY BROTHERS INC. NURSE AIDES 1419. bedroom, huge fireplaced o'clock at St.Thomas in MANCHESTER - Ranch. tral air, fully carpeted living room, dining room, kitchen, 2-car garage. the Heisman Trophy winner Dorset! 31 COOPER HILL STREET Three bedrooms, 1 1/2 baths, family room and perimeter game No. 2 of their best of deck. Call George Elliott, J, luxurious paneled and banged up a knee in a 34-14 victory MANCHESTER, CT. 06040 COMPANIONS small down payment. Good in­ JUST LISTED. Six room carpeted rec room, lar^e $38,500. three-set set in the Hart­ terest rate. Owner will Cape, 1% baths. Aluminum Watson Beach Co. 633-M13, over* San Diego last week after Betsy King leader ______Xn EqutI Oppartunllr Cmplorte Needed to provide nursing 633-7005. Equal Opportunity patio with grill, pool, tennis, BOLTON — Owner wants action on this three ford Twilight League. services in private homes TOOL AND assume mortgage. 25 years siding. Fireplace. Excellent many extras. 648-6040. bedroom Ranch on acre lot, exquisitely decorated gaining 26 yards in seven carries. ^ jn e n t. Call anytime, 649- condition. Only $39$39,900. ~ Pasek Housing. Bristol copped the opener. and medical facilities. throughout, fireplaced rec room, above ground Pittsburgh will be without two key RECEPTIONIST - Secretary, WAITRESS - Part time Realtors, 289-7475. Consideration given to MANCHESTER-Older pool. Extras. starters. Jack Lambert, the star $140. Sales office seeking nights. Apply at Tacorral, preference of days and Colonial with new bath, three in initial tourney Broad Street, Manchester. middle linebacker who was the AFC □ NOTICES bright individual for varied of DIE MAKERS SefMoft-Cfaaaaa 1* Sehoolo-Clotoo* 19 bedrooms, and fenced in COVENTRY —Year round homo on the hours — 4 to 40 hours Defensive Player of the Year last fice functions. Pleasant per- private yard. Seven rooms lakefront. Three bedrooms, large kitchen, all ■sonality. Excellent typing and NURSES AIDE 11 p.m. to 7 available weekly. Live-in plus pantry and sewing room season, walked out in a contract dis­ companions also needed. summer activities. $34,500. HAUPPAUGE, N.Y. — Until this year, Betsy King, a physical Loti tnd Found 1 light steno needed. Small a.m. Two nights per week. First class only. for only $35,000. Call Ed Gor- BY OWNER-Custom built for pute this week, and cornerback Mel friendly office. Excellent Enjoy working in the seif care Malpractice coverage. man.1. Realtor, 6464040. "Care Free Living , eight MANCHESTER—Solid brick Cape on quiet Blount is suing Coach Chuck Noll for education major at Furman University in South Carolna, was LOST DOG-Corgi, tan and benefits. Fee paid. Olsten Ser^ unit at Manchester Manor Ending, and working- The large rooms, four bedrooms, street. Seven rooms, 1 '/t baths, finished rec room, statem en ts m ade in a law suit giving serious thought to going for her masters following her white male. Missing since vices, 242 Trumbull St., Hart­ Nursing Home. Please call men's compensation pro­ All around machinists MANCHESTER. Brand new 3 IW baths with powder room antastic Inground pool. Call now. ford, 549-5561. 646-0129 between 9 a.m. to 4 brought by Oakland's George Atkin­ July 26th, from Gardner, vided. bedroom homes with 2 or 3 Large family room, with floor 1977 graduation. p.m. University of baths, 2-car garage. City VERNON — New to market. Spectacular Ranch son. can happen the last two days and it Spring Street Manchester Cintimatic NC operator to celling fireplace, park-like On Friday, King, playing in her area. Please call 643-4712, CARPENTERS-Experienced MD & ASSISTANCE water, city sewers. Ideal loca­ yard In a quiet private in high location. 1st floor family room, aluminum first tournament as a pro, she took takes a lot of concentration." after 8:00 p.m. Reward. in construction field, WAITRESS- Evening work. of Northaastarn Connecticut tion near 144. Priced right neighborhood. $62,90(). Prin­ siding, double garage. Must be seen. knowledge of various types of No Sundays. Apply Davis Physicals set King is sponsored by her father, a Connacticut, Inc. with experience from $58,990. For total infor­ cipals only. Call 649-7406 for a — New listing. Large 6&6 the lead midway through the $100,000 home siding helpful to open & restaurant, Caldor Plaza. mation call Builder: 643-9797 MANCHESTER doctor, who along with her mother LOST-Brown pair of prescrip­ 357 Eaat Cantar St. NON-CREDIT EXTENSION more complete description. Duplex In convenient location. Two furnaces. 2- Long Island Charity Classic with a 5- tion sunglasses in black case. close homes tor insulating or 6464555; Eves 843-1357 or lias made up her gallery. contractor. Steady work. Manehastar, Ct. 649-3731. car garage, excellent Income, also several Income for gridders under-par 07 to bring her two day Liberty and Hemlock Street BOOKKEEPER, Full charge. 643-9S1S Top wages Fringe benefits $48,900 Majestic views. Spic total to 6-under-par 138. Mary Mills, In April she was grouped with San­ area. 643-5477. Group insurance. Good One girl office, accounts REXL ESTATE and span four bedroom properties In town. Football practice at Manchester the first day leader who had moved dra Palmer and Jan Stephenson at wages. Call Mr. Bernard receivable, accounts payable, Good working conditions MANCHESTER Executive Colonial. Formal dining, two w a ------■ Lozier, 646-4464. payroll, general ledger, some Condominiums...deep in the car garage, great High starts Monday morning, Aug.22 to 9-under halfway through the se­ the Women's International in Hilton LOST-July 25, Sealpoint NURSE AIDES. 7 to 3, 3 to 11. Siamese, declawed. typing. Hours: 8 to 5. woods of Manchester. Priced neighborhood. Lessenger 29 Connecticut Blvd., East Hartford cond round, was one back at 139 with Head, S.C. and she admits that Experience preferred. Will PRHKIPIES & PRACnCES at 9 o'clock, at Memorial Field. Glastonbury-Manchester PART TIM E Willimantic area. Send train. Call 6464129. at just $42,900 which includes Sells. 646-8713, 423-9291. 289-4331 f All candidates who have nut had a a 1-under 71 as she wasted four bir­ playing with two of the top names in JANITOR/CLEANERS resume to P. 0. Box 187, Paragon Tool Co. private swimming pool, ten­ area. 528-0609. This course meets the minimum educational physical examination by their family dies and an eagle with five bogeys. women's golf had both advantages Needed. Elarly morning, 6 to 9 Columbia, Connecticut, 06237. PRODUCTION WORKER. 50 121 ADAMS STREET nis, carpeting and individual $29,900. Manchester older a.m., 6 day week. Few requirements for tho Salespersons license as set controlled heating and air con­ physicians this summer must take Sandra Post, Jo Ann Washam, Kathy and di.sadvantage. LOST AMETHYST RING- hours per week. Must be 18 or Colonial. Large yard, nice evening openings, 6:30 to 9:30. 100% COMMISSION. We have MANCHESTER, CT. forth by tho Connecticut Real Estate Commission. ditioning. Just a few remain quiet location Lesenger Sells Manchaatar Jual Lltlad one Tuesday, Aug 23 at the school's Whitworth and Jane Blalock were "I learned from them but it was a Gold setting vicinity of Main over. Apply Pop Shoppe, 249 Street ana Highland Park Must nave own transporta­ room for 2 or 3 Real Estate Spencer Street, Manchester, (Approved for Veterans) at this low price. CaU today. 6464713, 423-9291. LARGE DUPLEX MANCHESTER nurse's office. tied at 140 and Jan Stephenson was nerve-racking experience," said tion. Call 649-5334 Salespeople. License & 647-9935 Builder 646-8727 , 646-6555, store. Sentimental value. Connecticut. 6 roum i varh $idi* plu$ pantry and 3 Additional information, if needed, one stroke behind them at 141 King. "I'm still at that stage where Please call 643-4621. experience helpful. Must be Evenings 649-1294. COLONIAL-Only $39,900. & VICINITY CARPENTER-Experlenced porchei Living room, dining I'm not used to being around those willing to work full time. TRUCK DRIVER-Only Class Spacious seven rooms, four room, kitchen, 3 fxnIrtNjrni. dividf*d Manchaatar — Ranch. Six may be obtained from Coach Jack For King, who turns 20 on Satur­ and capable of handling men. NEW SIX ROOM COLONIAL- people 1 didn't play well at Hilton We’re offering to pay 100% 2 license need apply.' Apply bMrooms, quick occimancy. haseinent and a ilir 2 car garage rooms, 1 baths, full base­ Holik or Dick Cobb, director of day. It was her best round ever She Knowledge of all types of IN M A N C H EST ER Convenient to schools and commissions or you may Pop Shoope, Shoj 249I bp.S| Private wooded lot. Ciwners Iteautiful. spanoui lot ('all Arthur ment, 90x165 treed lot. athletics. has been playing golf since she was Head and I think that was one of the home siding helpful. Steady lencer shopping. Large rooms, eat-in LEGAL choose to work under the con­ Street. Manchester,r, (J(Onnec- Starting Wed., Sept. 14, 1977 a 6:00-9:00 p.m must sell. Lessenger Sells. or Suzanne Shorts. M6-3233 Good location $42,900. reasons. work. Company benefits ventional 50/50 split. For an kitchen with appliances, to years oid and although she ticut. DEALERS 6464713, 423-9291. J. WATSON 6EACH CO. received a partial scholarship her "So now I'm just trying to go out NOTICE available to qualified can­ appointment for an Interview generous closet space, Varnon — Ranch. Six and think about each shot one at a didate. Call Mr. Bernard call Stillman Keith of Keith aluminum siding, storm win­ $23,900. Five room Aluminum MenchMter Office $47>9199 Coaches needed last two years at Furman she had CERTIFIED DENTAL Equal Housing Opporlunltf rooms, patio, garage, new tim e." In accordance with Section 9- Lozier, 646-4464. Real Estate at 649-19Q.. ASSISTANT-Full time, 5 day dows and doors. Lovely sided Ranch. Three pool and equipment. 90x175 never considered herself a serious landscaped lot. FYiced to sell in grid program 19b of the Election Laws, rev. week. Reply Box C, WANTED bedrooms, two car garage, W treed lot. Plenty of mature golfer But at the start of her senior COOKS AND Dishwashers - PART TIME MORNINGS- IN ROCKVILLE at $ 4 3 ,^. Call Peterman acre plus. Act quick. of 1975, notice is hereby given Manchester Herald. trees and shrubs. $41,900. year she became 'more golf >UIZ that the Registrars of Voters Part time nights. Apply at Janitorial work in starting Tuos., Sept. 13, 1977 # 7:00-10:00 p.m. Realty & Building Co., 649- Lessenger Sells. 646-8713, 423- HEBRON -Older five room, 9404 or 644-8659. Assistant coaches are needed in the oriented " and although she missed will accept applications for Tacorral, Broad Street, Manchester-Vernon area. EXPERIENCED Classes meet for 12 sessions. Fee: $75.00. To 9291. two bedroom, basement, con­ Covanlry — Colonial. Manchc-ster Midget Fcudball League Manchester. Steady work. Call Quality HAIRDRESSER. South Wind­ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD venient location, easy care Five rooms, country the cut as an amateur for the U S, admission as an Elector at the Maintenance Corporation, request a brochure describing advanced course FIRST TIME OFFERED. program sor area. Full or part time. $35,900. Large three bedroom lot. Ideal for middle aged cou­ kitchen, fireplace, 75x1^ Open she decided to attend summer following location: WANT YOUR OWN 6464845. E.O.E. offerings call 486-3234 or write address below. Lovely ten room two family Cape with Full Dormer. ple. $26,500. Possible low Anyone interested is asked to con­ Call 644-2435 between 9 and 5 treed lot. $25,900. qualifying school. She finished with SAM Concert — BUSINESS? Be an Avon Tuesday through Saturday. Saltbox. Central location. Two Fireplac, 1% baths, formal down payment plus closing tact I.arry Duff at 643-8820, or by tile second best score and made tlie Mount Nebo Representative. Sell quality INSIDE SALES PERSON to fireplaces, appliances, dining, garage, quick oc­ cost. Robert Associates, 228: products, make your own carpeting, aluminum siding, F.J. SPILECXI checking in at the practice sessions tour. Saturday conclude sales orders via ASSEMBLERS AND COIL Good Job for extra Income. cupancy. Lessenger Sells. 646- 9274. each week night at Charter Oak Park August 20, 1977 liours. Call today: SU-9401. telephone for tires, batteries, Winders, must have finger Clip A Mall Today storm windows and doors. 8713, 423-9291. On Friday, King played perhaps ! etc. wholesaler located in Please contact $65,900. Call Peterman Agen­ SEVEN ROOM ALUMINUM INC. REALTORS or Robertson Park. 7:00 P.M. to dexterity and be capable of the cleanest round of the tourna­ 9:00 P.M. OPPORTUNITY FOR Attrac­ Elast Hartford. A 44'hour work fine work. Will train. Hours cy, 649-9404, 6444659 MANCHESTER-Convenlent Sided Cape. Full shed dormer, 643-2121 ment She had five birdies, no bogeys i tive, refined person, good week with excellent fringe 7:30 to 4 p.m. Apply Able Coil location. Three bedroom enclosed back porch. Herbert J. Stevenson. appearance pleasant per- benefits. 2894435. Please enroll mo In R.E. Principles S Practices in MANCHESTER-Delightful Cape. Beautiful knotty pine fireplaced living room, wall- and never triple putted The only Registrar ty. Opportunity^ ------lorhigh high and Electronics, Howard George Doherty Ckistom L-Ranch locate^, in sonality " Road, Bolton, M a n c h e s te r______in Rockville ______kitchen. Your price ^,900. to-wall carpet, IVk baths, dis­ Lolo-Lond tor Solo 24 19th hole time she mis.sed (he green was on the NORM CA9H WAS THE tAST Frederick E. Peck, eamlniigs. Steady work. Call COUNTER HELP-Several in person area of fine homes. Three Ussenger Sells. 6464713, 423- hwasher. Call Owner, 647- Kith hole, when she hooked the ball TI6ER TO COP THE A.L. Reglstar 872-451!is between 10 a.m. and 2 Enclosed Is my check or money order made out to bedrooms, two baths, two car part time morning positions SECRETARY-Manchester 9291. till, after 5. $40’i No agents BUILDING LOT For Sale • and knocked it into a trap But she hit BATTINS title when HE Paul Phillips, p,m available. Apply Bess Eaton The University of Connecticut for $76.00. Mall to garage, much more. Beautiful please. HIT .361 IN 1961. WHO WAS agency seeking full time Henry Street. Near schools. a 20-toot saver for par Deputy Registrar Donuts, 150 Center Street. secretary for auto insurance Tho Certificate Program, U-56RE, University of lot. Home offered at $OT,500. MANCHESTER-Seldom No brokers. Call 6^4526. Kllingloii Ridge THE LAST TIGEP TO TAICE Robert Von Deck, WAITRESS WANTED. Connecticut, Storrs, Ct. 06268. B/W Realty, Inc. 647-1419. available I 8 room custom MANCHESTER-just listed. King was calm and reserved as she THE KR.TITLE"; department. Duties include: Women's championship flight Deputy Registrar Experienced only. Apply in PART TIM E processing, typing and Ranch. Four bedrooms, stone Porter Street area. Im­ laced reporters lor the first (ime. person SAI's Restaurant, Ver­ BOOKKEEPER-Sales per­ OPEN HOUSE-47 Devon Root eototo Wontod 25 winners - First Irma Salad 215, A. AL kALINE Eunice Jordan, telephone contact. Beginning Name .. . fireplaced family room, 2Mi maculate seven room Colonial "Outwardly I'm calm. ' she said, 9. euPY>DPK non Circle, son. Lawn and garden Drive. Sunday 2 to 5 p.m. Two bains, 2-car attached garage. Cape, three bedrooms, large Becky Rubin 216; Second - Gail Assistant Registrar after September 15th. Salary Herald business. Ideal for housewife. A ddress. bedroom Ranch, on a shady Call Suzanne or Arthur Morts, eat-in kitchen, dining room, IMMEDIATE Cash lor your "but I'm keyed up already thinking C, HANK GgEEN8ER6 ^ Robert Hjalmeer, commensurate with Sokolov 210, Ellie Wineze 221; Third - RN and LPN for office nur­ Hours flexible. Send resume (City) street, excellent condition. 648-3233. J. Watson Beach Co.. fenced in yard, completely property. Let us explain our of tomorrow. You never know what Assistant Registrar experience. Send resume to (Zip Code) Doe Ober 208, Elin Lawrence 220. sing position, Send resume to to Box B c/o Manchester Box DD c/o Manchester $30,900.647-1189. Center Street Manchester Office, 847-9139. remodeled. $40,900. LaPenta fair proposal. Call Mr. 5,iiHW-£WI-/vlpiUJaMStlk 0194 Box V c/o Manchester Herald. Herald. Herald. to Stone to Devon Drive. Ek|ual Housing Opportunity. Hgencv Realtor. 648-7440 Beltlnre 647-1411 PAGE TWELVE - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Sat., Aug, 13. 1977 ACROSS DOWN Answer to Previous Puzzle MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Sat., Aug. 13, 1977 - PAGE THIRTEEN Rm / £((•!• Wanted 4} Artfetot for Sato 1 Smallsword 2* ArtlelM for Soto Doga-Blrd$-l>att 43 Apartmaata for Rant 83 Homaa tor Rant 1 Suptrlativf UUOQ rJUIDDUO A Favorite S4 Autoa For Sala 67 2 Progeny □ Charles M. Schultz MAY WE BUY your home? DARK LOAM - 5 yards, $32.00 Fr e e k it t e n s . One brown 4 Sniky Itttar I 3 Stumble □ Quick, fair, all cash and no plus tax. Gravel, fill, washed and white male, one calico. MANCHESTER-Two 1969 CATALINA PONTIAC-2, Dear Abby 7 Noun luffix 4 Letter problems. Call Warren E. MU MM m M li^PMU sand and stone. 643-9504. Calm, cute and box trained. bedroom Cape, centrally door. Very good running con­ 10 Skin opening 5 Shed tears Lar|« Pool Oiftrlbutor hu new located. Gas heat, aluminum dition. $850. Call 6 4 9 -^ . 12Piui 6 Game (Ger.) mr- Howland, Realtors, 643-1106. Above Ground Pooli for only 6464558. STOP siding. Children and pets 14 Wilt 7 ttstian family •••••••■•••••••••••••••••• IS77.M Completelr Erected. SEARS COLD8POT - Air con- By Abigail Van Buren □nanaEHD onGDo 31'ilS' ovenll dlrneniion. IS'iM' ditioner, 14,000 BTU. welcome. $240 plus utilities. 1969 FORD CUSTOM 500. Two 15 Novelitt 8 River in Houaahcld Goods 40 UvMfocfr 4 4 n HEY, STUPID CAT, I'm LUHATAREY0U60IN6 iwtm iree. complete wlUi beavp Excellent condition, $190. Call Available September 1st. Call d o o r, 8 c y lin d e r, 302 Bagnold Europe a I U)AS HOPING FOR A gaofe iolid vlnpl liner, heavy 63^113 after 6 p.m. § We offer the largest variety of ^ 528-2242 after 5 p.m. automatic transmission, J 16 Large wading 9 Conceit o SORT OF CURIOUS... T0 6ETME FORA SET OF BUTTER KNIVES REFRIGERATORS sauge ildevall, eicluilva lock REGISTERED MORGAN- attractive apartments a n d ^ radio, power steering and two bird 11 Preperet to □ □ i i in u Washers, ranges, used, 0 townbouses in Manchester.^ It's the way to gol When DEAR ABBY: You were wrong when you told that wife WED0IN6 PRESENT ? frame conatructkm. aluminum MOVING. Selling everything. Geldlng. English pleasure, 4- snows. Runs excellent. Asking 17 Chinete publish guaranteed and clean. New ■wing-up ladder: also Inside Sa Rental office open daily 9-5. you need to tell people who said her husband’s "mistress" was a set of golf dubs to philoiophy , is ; years. Great disposition, 643- g WMkends. 11-3. $650. 643-2073. 13 Being (Lat.) shioment damaged, GE and ladder, advanced type akimmer. Furniture, appliances, tools. 1043. about your business, consider herself lucky and to take up golf, too. 16 Spot! 19 Taka food 29 Over (poetic) 144 Overturn excellent filtration aystem unit, Garage full of odds'n ends. 20 Ethereal lett Frigidaire. Low prices. B. D. 1 D M U T O I tell them with the 1975 MERCURY COMET. 16,- Why should SHE have to lake up HIS hobby to be with 30 Age U 5 Spoken exam fencing. Huge S'llS' sundeck. After 6:00 p.m., 6494656. 80 22 Tale bearer 121 Three (prefix) Pearl and Son, 649 Main TWO 10 X 10 box stalls Classified ads. 000 miles, power steering, him? Maybe she doesn’t care for golf? Men are selFish. 35 Sawbones 46 Fragrant Financing arranged-abaolutaly no Garden Street, Manchester. 24 Shove |23 Tighter Street, 643-2171. Main Street, available. Bolton area. 649- ■•■••••■■•■••■■■■••••■■••a They spend every spare minute with their hobbies while 38 Compass ointment obligation. I ENTOmiSCS i standard transmission, radial 26 in 24 Jest 643-2171. 0429 after 5. Omcaa-Sloraa tor Rant 55 their wives twiddle their thumbs. point 48 Poetic foot CAU T M l fME: l - M M n - M M WOOD FOR SALE-$30 for V, 646-1021 tires. Excellent condition. "Othallo' 25 Baseball Ask tor Frank 40 Solidify 49 Toilet case cord. $55 one cord. $100 two Call after 4:30, 649-3210. I’ve been reading your column for years, and you still 30 Water (Fr.) events FOR SALE- 3 Door Dropleaf Boata-Aeeaaaortaa SMALL BUSINESS or Office 141 Bring forth 50 Antarctic sea cords. Call 742-6519 or 875- 45 use the same line. A wife once complained because her 31 Type maaiura 27 Hymn’s finale Pine Hutch, $275. 1 Door, 1 space for rent. Busy 1965 PONTIAC LEMANS-$150 43 Lubricant for 51 Wriggly fish 4350. husband went deer hunting every chance he got, and you 32 Actreit W ot 28 Station (Fr.) Drawer Pine Dry Sink, $125. TEN FOOT John Boat with 1964 24 foot Cabin Cruiser. BEAT THE COMMUTE! praestrian area. Low rent. or best offer. Standard. short S3 Heat unit Call 872-4003, anytime. 3W horsepower Sears motor said, "Be grateful that he’s out hunting DEER and not 33 Choose Mickey Finn — Morris Weiss Fully equipped. One iece Cromwell area's most 643-1442. Convertible. 649-7621. 34 Ocean liner I 2 3 4 5 e 7 6 9 with no more than 20 hours on PUSH FOOD CART. Holds prestigious and luxurious DEARS!" soda, chips, hot dogs, kielbasa contruction.:tion. In water. $3000. (abbr.) SEARS KENMORE-gas motor. Both in excellent con­ 646-3702. studios. One, two and three ATTRACTIVE Four room of­ Another wife complained because her husband’s hobby to n 13 13 14 and more. $1,000 firm. Great 1970 VOLKSWAGEN Conver- was cars. And you said, "Consider yourself lucky that your 36 Sin range, 30 inches with visi-Mke dition. Asking $125. Call 643- bedroom apartments from fice. Ground level, central tible. Excellent condition. 37 Headland money maker. 647-9396. husband’s hobby has four wheels instead of two legs!” I5 16 17- oven door and teflon griddle. 8675 after 6 p.m. Qardan Rroducta 47 $160 to $289 per month. Call location, professional Mechanically perfect. $12K or 39 City in Oregon Good condition, $55. 646-2095. today, 632-1300. Only 15 building, parking and utilities. best offer. 649-1352 after 5:00. Tinies have changed, Abby. The day when the husband 42 Lisped tl 19 20 31 JOHNNY YOLAS OCNIES YOUR MINOLTA SRT 101. SLR, STORY, THAT HE WAS TO / HE'S minute to downtown Hart­ Call 649-2865. was king, and his wife and children walked three paces 45 Better (comp ■ three lenses, many MEET YOU AT THE CORNER j L V I N G l FREEZERS, New and used, ALUMINUM sheets used as ford. 1972 FORD GRAN TORINO. behind in respectful silence, is over. Get with it! wd.) 33 end of summer specials. W.H. printing plates, .007 thick, accesories. Over $600 value. BUCKLAND Selling $300. 872-7586. PROFESSIONAL Office - All Immaculate condition. $1600. MODERN WOMAN 47 Stickier 34 35 37 36 39 Preuss Sons, 228 Boston Turn­ 23x32", 25 cents each or 5 for 118 MAIN STREET - Three facilities. Excellent location. firm. After 5, 875-8818. 51 Epoch pike, Bolton. $1. Phone 643-2711. FARMS room heated apartment, fur­ 1 1 •••••••••••••••••••••••••• NsUve fruit li vegeUbles fresb Good projection. Reasonable DEAR WOMAN: GOLF WIDOW’S letter prompted a 52 Nixon pil 30 dsily! Now opon lor Iho nish own appliances, parklike rent. 351 Center Street. 649- 1969 LINCOLN CLASSIC variety of responses. Read on for a poignant letter from a flebozo 1 1 1 1 1 UNIFORMS WANTED - Cub Building Suppllat 42 33 3. USED TAPPAN GAS Range. yard, security. $220. Available 1680, 649-3549. Mark III. Excellent condition. woman whose ideas on the subject are 180 degrees from 54 Consul of old $35. Used electric water Scouts, Boy and Girl Scouts, August 1st. ^2426, 9-5. Rome 1 1 1 1 1 All power, asking $2795. Call yours: 37 3. 40 41 heater. 30 gallon tank. $35. Brownies, nurses. East NATURAL STONE for FOR RENT-1007o Main Street 643-0707. 55 Pitcher hendle Call 649-9404 , 644-8659. Catholic School. 649-1225. retaining walls, veneers, MANCHESTER - Newly 1 1 SWEET CORN-Sugar and location. Excellent for any DEAR ABBY: In answer to JEALOUS whose husband’s 56 Inside (pref) 12 43 patios, etc. Pick up by the renovated two bedroom type of business. Heat and air 57 Flightless butter. Pick your own 70 cents AUDI 100 LS 1970. Four speed, "mistress" was a set of golf clubs: I know exactly how she 45 46 46 49 50 GE DOUBLE DOOR SCREENED LOAM - Gravel, pound or delivery by the ton. Duplex apartment within conditioning included. Well needs some body work. $500. birds Refrigerator. Gas dryer. processed gravel, stone, sand Bolton Notch Stone Quarry, a dozen. Natsisky Farm 644- feels because I was in her position for 38 years. (1 finally ■ 0304. walking distance to down­ decorated. Reasonable rent. Call 742-5202. 56 College SI S3 S3 54 Upright freezer. Walnut for­ and fill. For delivery call 649-3163. town. With varnished floors Apply Box A c/o Manchester took up the game myself.) degree (abbr ; 8109 mica table. Odds and ends. George H. Griffing, Andover, and new modern kitchen and Last November my golfer died of cancer. During the 24"32" CANNERS SPECIAL: Herald. 1971 PLYMOUTH FURY III. 59 Demand S5 56 57 643-5201. 742-7M6. Doga-BIrdt-Poll 43 bath. $240 includes heat, hot year he battled the disease he continued to play golf even payment Priscilla’s Pop — Al Vermeer Tomatoes already picked, With air conditioning, new SB 59 60 A 1 (*n(10 r in to rla y ’s $3.75. tk bushel. Corn-Silver water, stove, refrigerator. tuneup and brakes, asking though he was often in pain. His last outing was sitting in 60 Two times Fashion Fnrnfle, an <*asy- DOG-CAT BOARDING Call 646-0090. iueen and butter and sugar, 5- OFFICE SPACE $1000. Call after 5, 643-6624. the car from where he could watch a foursome drive on his iNIWSrAPfA INTIAI to-vvcnr skirt. You’ll find TAG SALES bathing/grooming. Obedience favorite hole. I GOT IT.' THIS 15 "■ WHEF?E YOJ CAN this one easy-to-sew, too. Sozen bag, $4,00. Krawski FOR RENT protection classes. Complete Farms, 178 Foster Street, MANCHESTER - Two 1967 RAM BLER His ashes were spread by our children on a certain hole r GOT IT.' THE OklLY CATCH A FLY BALL No. HlOtt with I*hri(». modern facilities. Canine bedroom Duplex apartment, 250 square feet, center of (iulde is in Wai.st Sizes South Windsor. First right AMBASSADOR. Four door at the point where his drives usually came to rest. Now I PLuNCE ANP BRUSH YDUR TAG SALE-Saturday and Sun­ TAG SALE Two families. Holidav Inne, 200 Sheldon within walking distance to Manchester, air conditioning and Sedan, good running condi­ 2‘t-32 inehe.s. Size 25’’ Baby clothes, electric meat past Manchester town line. downtown. $220. includes parking. Call 643-9S51 miss his practice shots in our yard; and our dog longs to I KN(DW-' TEETH AT THE SAME waist . . . yards -15- day, 9 to 5.31 Overland Street. Road, Slanchester. For reser­ tion. Snow tires. Best offer. shag those shots again. ineh. Desks, skiis, ski rack, ski slicer, TV, miscellaneous vations please call 646-5971. APPLES, peaches, and pears. heat, hot water, stove, Call 8761163. boots, head board, trash com­ household goods. August 13 refrigerator. Call 646-0090. Abby, please tell those “golf widows" that there are Win at Bridge Pultcrus auai7«6/c only and 14. 114 Rachel Road. 10 to Botti s Fruit Farm. 260 Bush worse hang ups than a passion for golf. in sizes shown. pactor, Christmas Tree, milk AKC English Springer pup­ Hill Road. Manchester. 1974 FORD GRAN TORINO. glass, refrigerator, rocker, 5. pies. Hunting or show. Shots. SEVEN ROOM “REAL"GOLF WIDOW TO ORDER, lend ||.00 for each □ AUTOMOTIVE Four door, PS. PB. AC, vinyl paltcrn, plus 2SC Tor poitaie and many other items. Excellent with children. APARTMENT-24 Locust top. Priced to sell. 644-8891. King appears to set 3NT handling. COOPER GOALIE equip­ DEAR GOLF WIDOW: Well said. TAG SALE-Movinjig! Forty Excellent blood lines. People ment. Mens pro equipment m Street. $300. Security. SUE BURNETT vearsfears accumulation. An- lovers. 568-4919. excellent condition. $150 cash Available ^ptem ber 1st. Call Autos fo r Sale Manch«pl«r Evanlng Herald TAG SALE-August 12, 13, 14. tiques, tools, furniture. 6462426, 9 to 5. Trucks lor Sale 62 DEAR ABBY: I am a perfectly normal, happily married, Lee saw no reason to try 11 SO Ava. of Amaricai firm. This is a steal at this NORTH 10 to 4. Rain or shine. clothing, oil paintings, infants LABRADOR RETRIEVER. 48-year-old woman with a problem I’ve never seen in your another suit. The game was New York, N.Y. 100^6 price. Please call 649-0580 NEED CAR? Credit bad’ 1968 CHEVROLET Vt ton 4 A Q Household items, toys, some clothing and furniture, AKC registered. Female, MANCHESTER-Beautiful column. On numerous occasions I have been made to feel match-points and Lee did not Print Name, Addreii with ZIP furniture. etc. 160 Henry after 5 p.m. Bankrupt? Repossessed? pickup. 6 cylinder, standard, V J 9 S CODE, Style Number and Silt. records, silver tea service, eleven months old. Good with first floor apartment. Two Honest Douglas accepts like a dummy or some kind of oddball because I don’t drive ♦ QJ86 want lo help declarer with any Street. dishes, glassware, Crawford children. 646-4921. bedrooms, lormal dining radials, runs well. High !■?/> WA Uc T m The Spring & Summer lowest down, smallest mileage. $700. 742-6138. a car. 10 7 4 problems he might have in •77 R A SH ' FA SH IO N garage door parts and & much Antlquaa 48 room, all appliances, living payments. Douglas Motors, Twice I tried to learn, but gave up because I lack the hearts and clubs. Captain Easy — Crooks and Lawrence ronlainH a Homis ('ottpon. TAG SALE-August 13 and 14. more. 10-5, Saturday August THREE GUINEA PIGS. Two room with fireplace, wall-to- 10; 00 to 5:00. 33 Crestwood 345 Main. FOUR 12.00x15 Armstrong confidence to drive alone. Two driving instructors told me WEST EAST He led his eight o( spades. Price . . . S2.00 a copy. 13th, Sunday August 14th. Abyssinians, $4.00. One short WANTED Antique furniture, wall carpeting, covered patio, A984 A K 10 7 6 3 Drive, New 10 speed bike, glass, pewter, oil paintings, or Tires. Mounted on six lug that not everyone should drive a car. The ace was played from HOUO ITI 8 EF0RE YOU BLAME THE A f ig h t e r Pl a n e - Add $2.00 for the New Mountain Road off Route 83, hair, $3.50. Clean, docile pets. garage. $285. unheated. 1966 FORD Mustang Converti­ VQ762 ¥ 10 4 3 WHY SHOULD THEY B E 1„, other miscellaneous newer other antique items. R. 10x15 chrome spoke wheels. My problem is how to respond when people say, "Any dummy and East played the PENTASON FOR FAVORITISM-WHAT t e n t im e s h o t t e r SUCCESS IN SEWING. one mile from Ellington Will not bite. Call anytime Blanchard & Rossetto, Inc., ble - Needs tune up. $550. Call ♦ A53 ♦ 92 IS THIS NEW SUPER-WEAPON WO'VE \ THEY’D RATHER HAND OUT items. Center. Harrrison, 643-8709. 6462482. Excellent condition. Call 646 idiot can learn to drive. What’s wrong with you? You six Declarer cashed three THAN ANYTHING NOW ) CONTRACTS TO TH ilR OLD before 5 p.m., 649-1952. 643-4026, after 5:00 p.m. A A 95 A862 d r e a m c p u p ? IN THE A lR l 4756. should be ashamed of yourself!" diamonds while East chucked s e r v ic e b u d d i e s ... Abby, are there others with this problem, or am I an SOUTH (D) a couple of clubs. The king of oddball who really should be ashamed of myself? A J 5 2 clubs was led next and Lee THE ONES Frank and Enwat V A K 8 Wlnthrop DOESNT DRIVE was on lead once more. He led WHO ARE NOW e K 10 7 4 his last spade! RUNNIMS THB AKQ3 DBFENEBFIRMS DEAR DOESNT: Cheer up. You belong to a large club. Both vulnerable His partner started to play a wHBRirffsm R. KLINGER Don't worry about responding to insensitive clods who card, jumped in shock, put the SOON be jo s - Z DON'T KMOW deserve to be ignored. How much safer our streets and West North E a it South card back, produced the king HUNTINai H.D. highways would be if everyone who shouldn't drive didn'tl INT. of spades, cashed two more WHICH X HATE Tb Pass 3 N T Pass Pass spade tricks and apologized to PHYSICIAN Pass Lee for not seeing the king of spades earlier and h e a r H i m 5 a y W O R 5 E : Opening lead — 9 A Lee said: "You sure found it SUR6E0N at the right time” * * L f : A R N l b L i v e w i t h Astro-graph By Oswald & James Jacoby A West Virginia reader Alley Oop — Dave Graue wants to know if anyone has • T " , ^ / Y e a r n t o By BERNICE BEDE 080L Lee Hazen of New York, tlie general counsel of the ACBL ever found a conventional WHOEVER, OR WHATEVER, IT IS IS...1S THERE ■NOT RISHT NOW...BUT and a player who lias won II meaning for an opening bid of THAT'S TAILING US, CAN'T CROSS , ^ N O 5E N » WORRYIN' i s i v B W i t h o u t i t ." Aug. 14, i m ANYTHING WE KEEP HOUR EVES OPEN, OURSELVES UNTIL WE major championships, in­ five spades’’ THIS PLAIN WITHOUT BEIN' SEEN' CAN d o t AN' IF V'SEE AnV- FIND OLTT vyHAT , • ll77»yMIA.lK lU US P« OR Someone you've known purely CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) It has been used to show a fHAtlCl d-i% socially for a long time will play cluding four Vanderbilt Cups, THINS BACK THERE WE'RE“t UP AGAINST.' Thi«; IS .1 good day lo review and is also responsible for some of hand such as: HOLLER.' an impoflant role in your life this revtse vour household budget coming year Through a chain of the finest bridge stories. «QJ 109 8 7 6 S«A *- 4AKQJ 1970 OLDS . Two Vjiih close scrutiny jou Will be Real Eatate Wanted 28 Household Goods events, this person will open up able to save some m-^nov Sitting West, he elected to Partner is supposed to bid Household Goods 40 Dogs-Birds-Pats 43 Antlquaa 48 Apartments For Rent 53 Autos For Sala door, 350 V-8, a u to m a tic , r 61 some valuable contacts lor you open the nine ol spades six with the ace or king of ALL CASH For your property, power steering, radio, vinyl AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 1ft) against South’s rather normal TWO 300 AMP Rectifiers - MOPED FOR SALE. One LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) If you're within 24 hours Avoiu Red PUPPIES FOR SALE-No WANTED - Furniture, old roof, air conditioning, $1300. Tnke ihp initialive today U Ih ,e .. trumps or seven with both, but Good condition. Good for Moped, Bianci. 1976. 250 ATTRACTIVE 4-room Apart­ called on to take on added three-notrump contract The to ignore high cards in other Tape, Instant Service. Hayes papers. Shots and wormed. toys. Bisque dolls, steins, 1965 RAMBLER Station Call 643-9262 after 5 p.m. '1 rf'l.itionshiD vou'vp bnen wan- queen was played from dum­ plating, or welding. Call 649- miles. $Good condition. $285. ment. Stove, refrigerator. responsibilities by your club or I'MQ lo estnhiish The other party suits. The trouble with this Corporation. 646-0131. Mother registered Scottie, clocks, swords, guns. Outright References, no pets. $170. 228- Wagon - Running condition. group get a |ob description first my and East followed with the 3439 from noon til 6:00 p.m. 6465794. isn t likely to call you You II have convention is that after you father registered Skye purchase, or consignments. 3540, 646-3167. $150 or best offer. Call after 6, Don't bite oH more than you can three spot. SELLING your house? Call us Call 644-8962. 643-6536. Motorcycles-BIcycles 64 to do It wait 10 years to get the right ■till' 200 USED FORMICA TOP Terrier, also five puppies, chew Find out more about A diamond was led and Lee first and we 11 make you a POOL COVERS, pool liners PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) hand your partner might School desks and chair. $7.00 a mother registered Skye 25 GLENWOOD Street. Two TRIUMPH 1976 Bonneville vourself by sending for your took his ace. In spite of that cash offer. T.J. Crockett, and pool filters, 60% off if we Terrier, father, Doberman. copy ol Astro-Graph Letter Mail Necessary hou>e repairs aren t forget it pair. Also, teacher desks. 649- bedroom flat, appliances and ipl 750, 8000 miles, oil cooler and discouraging three of spades. P ttltEyldA TM Aw US R»l 0 Realtor, 643 1577 have your size. Call Frank toll 875-6977. □ RENTALS 50 cents for each and a long going to CM' ;iwav You ri he wise free, 1-800-382-4529. 9953. private basement. Utilities junk cars. Call Joey, Tolland rack. $1,750. 289-4042. not included. No pets. Lease, Auto Body, 528-1990. «elf-addressed stamped lodav to sol the wheels m motion Berry’s World S ecurity. $230 m onthly. envelope to Astro-Graph P 0 lo lake rore of them The Flintstones — Hanna-Barbera Productions Rooms lor Rant 52 Available September 1st. 649- 1964 Studebaker Cruiser - 4 Box 489 N Y 10019 Be sure to ARIES f " .jr c h 21-Apnl 1ft) If 9455, 647-9771 door sedan. V-8 engine, 6 new ★ ★ specify your birth sign you ve n thinking ol getting MANCHESTER - U rge clean tires including snows. One HARLEY DAVIDSON, 1973 VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sepl. 22) into th«‘ yireng of things with a ESS & SERVICE furnished room, centrally MANCHESTER-Girl to share family owner - good condition. FX-1200 - Built by factory Someone may ask you to par- now sor.inl c.rcle today s the day I WONDER WHAT WILMA located, responsible working you can make some excellent in­ three bedroom townhouse Call 1-974-1349. engineer. Branch heads, licipate in an enterprise today If WOULD DO IF I TOLD HER male. 649-40^. roads apartment with two other Barnett clutch, aluminum you agree it would be wise to TO G E T Al l d r e s s e d u p girls starting September 1st. PARTS Department now open rocker rollers, Mikuni car­ work from behind the scenes "' od THOMPSON HOUSE - Fur­ TAURUS (April 20-Mzy 20) FOR A NIGHT OUT, ON THE ' $90 a month rent plus utilities. Saturdays. Complete line of buretor, balanced blue printed clinqmq In unprqduclive ways nished rooms. Kitchen LIBRA (Sepl. 23-Oct. 23) An old TOWN, DINING An ' DAn CING? Off Street parking. Call after Chrysler parts. Chorches motor and transmission. 646- friendship dormant for some [itsi bec.s- .(• Ihat's how you ve privileges, centrally located, donr iiui'qs in ihe past Tradp 5:30, 647-1093. Motors. 649-3646. 7732. time IS about to be renewed U s parking, men only. Deposit. Ihnm in lor more ellicient Call 64^2358. with a person who s no longer in o - FOUR ROOM APARTMENT- )Uga ★ ★ your locale methods Security, on busline, no pets, - 54,(KX) miles, 351 Cleveland BIRCH HOUSE-Furnished SCORPIO (Ocl. 24-Nov. 22) GEMINI (May 21-Juna 20) You Services Ottered 31 Services Ottered one car. References, wall-to- engine. Excellent running may ha anxtous to gel rolling on Painting-Peppering 32 RootIng-SIdIng-ChImney 34 room. Kitchen privileges. wall carpeting, first floor. condition. New shocks and HONDA - CB 200T - 1975, Ambitions will be renewed reoardinq something you ve somethpnq new Keep m mind Centrally located. Parking. $190 plus heat and utilities. brakes. Asking $1950. Call 643- excellent condition, many lessons horn similar past ex. C&M TREE Service ■ Free es­ ED S LIGHT Trucking - been unable lo accomplish PROFESSIONAL Painting: BIDWELL Home Improve­ Women only. Deposit. Call Available August 15th. Call 4484. extras. Exceptionally good penences so you don i repeat timates. discount senior Cellars and attics cleaned. Interior St Exterior, Commer­ 649-2358. performance since purchased You'll Irv again but bypass the ment Co. Expert installation 643-1668. previous pitfalls Ihe same mistakes citizens. Company Trees cut. Free estimates. cial St Residential. Free es­ of aluminum siding, gutters new. $500. Call 6465840 after Manchester owned and 646-1943. TRIUMPH Spitfire, 1974 . 29,- CANCER (June 21-July 22) timates. Fully insured. 646- and trims. Roofing installa­ FURNISHED ROOM- THREE ROOMS-on two 000 miles, am/fm radio. Sharp 4:30 p.m. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dtc. operated. Call 646-1327 Community kitchen and bath. 21) Partnerships you establish al Even though you may have lo Born Loser — Art Sansom 4879. tion and repairs. 649-6495, 875- buslines. Appliances, parking, car. Asking $2550 . 646-4938. make an adiusiment of some CO M PLETE LAWN All utilities included. On HERCULES MOPEDS. A this time wilh persons ol integrity 9109. storage, porch, $150. Plus kind 10 clear up an old dehl do il EXPERT TREE Removal ■ maintenance - Lawns. $5 and busline and near stores. better moped at a reasonable have a marvelous chance of J.P. LEWIS 4 SON-Interior security. 646-3494, evenings 1976 HORNET - 4 door. lo take a load oil your mind Free estimates Insured up Hedges, $10 and up. References and security. Call irice. Cycle Gear, 63 Tolland ’ success .lust be sure your and exterior painting, HORACE Tetrault - Siding, 649-4742. Automatic, power steering, M «'|-\I-K II (.STKIIl'MI-r » \\\ Working Manchester area for rounierparl has this nualitv Edging, and fertilizing 647- paperhanging, and roofing, storm windows, aw­ after 5 p.m. 644-0383. air, 2 new snows. $3600 or best TUI■ impike. Manchester. 647- over eight years Reasonable. 9260 remodeling. Fully insured. nings. Quality workmanship, 1022. THAT SHOULD MOW, ^ HOT CCfe! Call, All-State Tree Expert AVAILABLE September 1st. offer. 289-7035. Bugs Bunny — Helmdahl and Stoffal 649-9658. free estimates. Fully insured, ROOM FOR RENT-$20. With Five room apartment in Co., 742-6591 ODD JOBS DONE - Cellars, kitchen privileges, $25. Call 1973 YAMAHA o o n ... oowifmtrate! 872-9187, 649-3417. newer two family house. Two 1962 FORD FALCON-Four 97/byNM int attics, garages, yards G.L. McHUGH PAINTING- 646-3409. door, automatic, good tires, MOTORCYCLE- Cafe Bike. CHAIRS REGLUED, Fur­ cleaned, moving, trucking. bedrooms plus large family Excellent condition. $800. Call WILL THIS CASE WITHSTAND A OKAY, ^ Interior exterior painting and room on quiet dead end street. good condition. $4(M. Call 2X8- niture repaired, refinishing, Loam for sale. Lawn service. wallpapering . Q uality- SPECIALIZING cleaning and 238 CH A RTER OAK 6436686. LOT OF WDUGH SYLVESTER, "Sorry. I just couldn't resist'" touch-up work House calls No job loo big or small. 568- Stove, refrigerator, hot water. 0513. professional w ork at repairing chimneys, roofs, STREET. Room with private and heat includ^. $275 plus HANDLING 9 y tKS y a-is FOUR ROOM APARTMENT, condition. Hardly ever used. AUTHENTIC VOICES, NI6HT CLYPE? 646-8864 or 647-1240 WES ROBBINS carpentry count price. Call Ken at 647- available September 1st. 8272 after 6 p.m. IN A BOARDING EXPERIENCED remodeling specialist. Ad­ 1566. $350. 568-4919. WE HAVE customers waiting Adults, no pets Security, HOUSE,BUT TKEYREl ^MAYBE THAT e x p la in s H!$ TWO CLUTTERED ATTICS i RESPONSIBLE-woman will ditions, rec rooms, dormers, for the rental of yyour apart­ references, parking. 528-7275. PINTO 1973 Wagonagon. Green, WORTH IT.' HEAR FAYORITE JOKES. BUSTER: HE Cellars? Will haul unwanted babysit in her home mornings, built-ins, bathrooms, ROOFING, PAINTING, in­ ment or home. J.D. Real four speed Nice. $1795 Subur- Campars-Trallars WHAT BUSTER CAN'T RECIPE WHETHER IT'S items for you reasonably. Call afternoons, or evenings, Mon­ kitchens, 649-3446. sulating. Done at a price you Estate Associates, Inc. 6 ^ ban Motors, 649-2076. day through F*riday. CENTRAL FOUR ROOM Mobile Homes 65 JACOB) REALLY, P im iE R TV SMEAR BUTTER 649-1616, or 568-0322, for free can afford. For free estimate 1980. Apartment, second floor, gas Heathcliff THINKS.' ON A TRAPE7E OR TOSS This Funny World estimates Reasonable rate. If in­ CUSTOM CARPENTRY - call 875-2218. and gas stove. Two adults, no 1975 CHEVY VEGA. Very terested, please call Deb at Homes, Additions, Repairs, LOOKING for anything in real 18' CAMPER trailer - single FIRECRACKERS pets, security. $135 monthly. good condition. Low mileage. axle, excellent condition. BRICK, BLOCK, Stone 643-9897. Cabinets. Call Gary Cushing, estate rental - apartments, M3-7094. Standard, excellent gas U N PER A Fireplaces, concrete. 345-2009. Eleven years old. $1,500. Call SATISFIED Tl l TAKE IT/ RENTAL Healing- Plumbing 35 homes, multiple dweellings, mileage. Must sell. $£!l)0. 646 7426930. Chimney repairs No job too Pelnllng-Pepperlng 32 no fees. Call J.D. Real Estate THREE ROOMS, HEAT, 2316. CHAIR small Save Call 644-8356 for Associates, Inc. 646-1980. appliances, second floor, PAINTING - interior and SEWERLINES, sink lines, ARE YOU Selling your mobile estimates TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY cleaned with electric cutlers, available September 1st. Cen­ 1968 VW Sqbk. Four new tires, exterior, paperhanging, CENTRALLY LOCATED - home? Buyers waiting. Please Carpentry and general con­ by professionals. McKinney trally located. Security needs body work. Asking $200. call Plaza Homes, Broker. 1- excellent work. References. tracting. Residential and ros. Sewage Disposal Three room heated apart­ deposit, no pets. 6466941. As is. 6462836. T . n ODD JOBS, Cleaning cellars Free estimates. Fully in­ commercial. Whether it be a ment. Second floor. Security. and attics Moving large Commpany, 643-5308. sured. Martin Mattson. 649- small repair job, a custom Call 646-2426, 9 to 5. QUIET FOUR ROOM apart­ 1974 DATSUN 260 Z. Original appliances, also stone or loam 4431. built home or anything in SUMMER CELEBRATION. delivered 644-1775 or 644-9532. NO JOB TOO Small - Toilet ment, second floor, $130 owner. 31,000 miles. Air, Clearance sale on all new 14 between, call 646-13^. repairs, plugged drains, MANCHESTER - Main monthly. Security required. 87 excellent condition. 633-3067. QUALITY PAINTING and foot wide and used trades. kitchen faucets replaced, Street. 2/3 room Apartments, North Street. . 5 ?'HEY : VINYL REPAIR - We can fix Paper Hanging by Willis NEWTON SMITH Heated, hot water, 1974 AMC MATADOR Save like never before. U s^ sofas, chairs, cars etc No repaired. Rec rooms, three bedroom, excellent con­ S w it c h e d Schultz. Fully insured, Remodeling, Repairing. Rec baUiroom remodeling, heat appliances, parking, no pets. ROCKVILLE-Three room WAGON. Power steering, and need for expensive rcc- references. 649-4343. rooms. No job too smml. 649- Security. 52^7047. dition $5,995. New 14 foot wide ■ THE covering. 568-5878. moderniziation, etc. Free apartment for rent, newly brakes. One owner 40,000 choice of one, two and three 3144. Estimate gladly given. M i M redecorated, heat & hot miles. Excellent condition. 6 HAVE YOUR Cape / Ranch THREE ROOMS, heat, bedrooms, $9,995. Over 50 . ClP'ttKXW.Tai^lHlyiM ____ Plumbing <1 Heating. 649-2871. water, no children, no pets. track tape player, CB antenna REWEAVING burns, holes. painted for $l50-$200 by utilities, appliances included. and slide mount. $1895. Call homes to choose form Zippers, umbrellas repaired. CARPENTRY & Masonry Call 875-4220. thoughout the state. Adults scheduling now. Professional PLUMBING and Heating - Security deposit and after 4:30 p.m., 7426106. Window shades, Venetian considers any job. 2:^K!OT, Additions and remodeling. references required. No pets. and family parks avaiable for Short Ribs — Frank Hill blinds. Keys. TV for rent. Fre estimates. Call Anthony Fast service. Reasonable MANCHESTER-Two family, immediate parking. Excellent evenings or weekends, Don. $250 monthly. Call 646-6958 first floor, four rooms, no 1964 MERCURY COMET- Marlow s, 867 Main St. 649- Squillacote, 6494)811. rales. Licensed. Call Ron, 643- finanacing. Parts, supplies THAT WAS /V4V FREE GET-j I BUN THE CAMCS SCHOOL 6567. after 5 p.m. children or pets, heated, Automatic, runs good, body CANCECOWBOY.' 5221. PAPER HANGING Expert. good. Call 6496472 after 5:30 and accessories. Full time ACQUAINTED OFFER., NEXT COOR.T ^ security. $260. After 6, 649- service department. Plaza Your average paner, in CARPENTRY - Repairs, BOLTON-Four room apart­ 3279. p.m. II types I average room, $30. Mr. remodeling, additions, gar­ ment. Fireplace, sundeck, Home, 1348 Wilbur Cross carpentry; Remoaeling, Richman, 646-3864. ages, rooofing. Call David Flooring 36 carpeting, no pets, references CADDY 1971 Sedan DeVille. Highway, Berlin Turnpike, roofing, siding. No job too Patria, 644-17W. VERY ATTRACTIVE three Berlin , Conn. 828-0369. I977 HtNxx(lilS)ii4 . e -i) requlr^. B40 monthly. 843- room modern completely Air conditioned, am/fm radio. small. Free estimates. 644- PAINTER NEEDS Work - FLOOR SANDING St Good condition. $2000 firm. 3079. 5m . redecorated apartment on • |.

Donat H. Girardin Daniel McMullin Obituaries EAST HARTFORD - Donat H, Daniel McMullin, 38, of Lafayette, Girardin, 77, of 23 Elms Village Dr. La., formerly of Manchester, died Weinstein speaks died Thursday at St. Francis Hospital Thursday at his home. and Medical Center, Hartford. He Mr. McMullin was born Aug. 20, George E. Wood, 85, dies, was the husband of Mrs. Victoria M. 1938 in Manchester, son of the late on water problem LeBlond Girardin. George and Lydia Mcmullin, and was East Hartford leader The funeral was this morning with lived here until moving to Lafayette' Richard Weinstein, a Republican Weinstein said. “Contingency plans a Mass at St. Paul's Church, Glaston­ a year and a half ago. candidate for the Manchester Board should be developed to disseminate bury. Burial was in St. Augustine’s EAST HARTFORD - George E. Committee and held that post until He is survived by a son, Sean of Directors, has issued a statement information in the event of future Cemetery, South Glastonbury. Wood. 85. of 124 Milwood Rd., a his resignation four years later. He McMulIin of Torrington; two concerning the recent water problem such pollution by utilizing not only Mr. Girardin was born in St. retire d H artford Cement Co. was a past president of the East daughters. Dawn McMullin of that has occurred. the news media, but loudspeaker executive and active in East Hart­ Edwidge, Que., Can., and had lived in Torrington and Viki McMullin of Tests of the town's water system trucks and hand circulars to each Hartford Chamber of Commerce and Glastonbury and Hartford for many ford's civic and political life, died an honorary member and past presi- Lafayette; four brothers, Richard have shown that w ater in the household in the affected areas,” he years before coming to East Hart- McMuIlin and Elliott McMullin, both southwest section of town has a said. Thursday at Hartford Hospital. dent of the local Rotary Club. He was ford in 1975. He had been employed at Mr. Wood was a partner and of Manchester, David McMullin of bacteria count that is higher than “We must continue to develop new also a former member of the the G. Fox & Co., Hartford, for 20 Stafford Springs and Ronald accepted standards. Because of this, ways to prevent such occurrences in secretary of the Hartford Cement Co. District Commission, years before retiring inl966. and retired in 1954 after 35 years with McMullin of Pittsfield, Mass.; and residents in the area have had to boil the fi/iure and be prepared to act Mr. Wood is survived by a son, other survivors are a son, David two sisters, Mrs. Leonard water used for drinking or food expeditiously in the event such an un­ the company. He was an Army Robert B. Wood of East Hartford; Girardin of West Simsbury; 4 veteran of World War I. (Jacqueline) Kanehl of Manchester preparation. fortunate incident should occur four grandchildren and two great- daughters, Mrs. Gerri A. Robacker In 1944. he was elected chairman of and Mrs. Joseph (Winifred) Brown of Residents in the areanexpressed again, " he said. the East Hartford Republican Town Glastnbury, Mrs, flachel Bolduc of Burlington, Mass. concern that they were not notified of Town and state officials have said The funeral is Monday at 11 a.m, at Hartford, Sister Jeanne Girardin of The funeral is Monday at 2:30 p.m. the problem directly instead of that the town followed established Newkirk and Whitney Funeral Home, Marlboro, Mass., and Sister Ger- at Delhomme Funeral Home, through the news media. 318 Burnside Ave. Burial will be in standards for notification, but the trude Girardin of Fort Vermillion, Lafayette. Burial will be in a “This occurrence demonstrates Hillside Cemetery. town has set up a committee to study Mailbox Alta., Can.; a brother, Gustave Lafayette cemetery. our dependency on vital services There are no calling hours. the problem of immediately Girardin of Meriden; a sister, Mrs. which we tend to take for granted," The family suggests that any notifying affected residents in such Lillian Roy of Hartford; 14 Frederick G. Edwards Sr. matters. vandals memorial gifts may be made to the grandchildren and a great- The funeral of Frederick G American Cancer Society. 670 granddaughter. Edwards Sr. of 107 Spruce St,, who Prospect Ave., Hartford, or to the died Thursday night at Mt. Sinai warned Heart Association of Greater Hart­ Hospital, Hartford, is Monday at 11 ford, 310 Collins St . Hartford Tennis lesson a.m. at Holmes Funeral Home, 400 July welfare roll down Community cooperation is perhaps Main St. the most effective way to combat the openings available The umber of persons on the Town vouchers also dropped. In June, Burial will be in East Cemetery. of Manchester's welfare roll dropped serious crime of vandalism to rural Openings exist in the adult issued vouchers cost $18,124, and in and other mailboxes, officer-in- Friends may call at the funeral during the month of July, according Julythe cost was $17,966. beginners tennis classes conducted home tonight from 7 to 9 and Sunday charge Thomas Ford said Friday. to figures released by Mary Last month's figures show a drop Fuel rebate by the M anchester Recreation from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. King David "Mailbox vandalism is a federal DellaFera, director of social ser­ in the number of cases from July Department at the West Side Oval. Lodge of Odd Fellows will conduct a offense carrying a penalty of up to vices. 1976, when 142 cases wer recorded. session There are openings in the 10:30 memorial service Sunday at 8 p.m. at A total of 136 cases were recorded $1,000 fine or three year's im­ a m. to noon Monday and Wednesday the funeral home. But, the cost of vouchers went up prisonment, " said Ford during July, a drop from the 146 that slightly, from $17,748 to’ the $17,966 classes and Tuesday and Thursday The family suggests that any were listed for June. The officer-in-charge added that classes. figure. owners of damaged mailboxes often is Monday memorial gifts may be made to the The cost of authorized welfare Registration may be made at the demand restitution when the vandals Connecticut Eye Bank and Visual first class session or by calling 643- Research Foundation, Inc,, in care of are caught. According to Ford, while There will be an application ses­ 1003. vandalism is a year-round problem, New Britain General Hospital, 92 sion Monday for Manchester Grand St., New Britain, 06052. most of it occurs on rural routes at residents who are interested in Moriarty ‘roast’ set night during the summer months applying for state aid to help pay last Comment session when children are out of school and winter's uel bills. set for Thursday have more free tim e. In the The aid will be given to persons About town for March of Dimes Manchester area, approximately who meet certain financial The Manchester Board of Direc­ 1800 families are served by lour rural A “Roast of Matt Moriarty J r " requirements and were unable to pay tors will conduct a public comment withasocialhourat6:3Up.m. Dinner routes. Members of King David Lodge of will be the highlight of a dinner- last winter's bills or paid the bills, session Thursday from 6:30 to 8:30 will be at 7:30, to be followed by The Manchester Post Office works p.m Odd Fellows will meet Sunday at 7:45 dance Oct. 14 at The Colony, Talcott- but had to sacrifice the purchase of “The Roast ' and dancing. All closely with the Police Department p.m at Holmes Funeral Home. 400 ville, to kickoff Manchester's March essentials — food or clothing — to do The session permits town residents proceeds will benefit the March of in Manchester. The department in­ of Dimes campaign. so. to comment about any issues concer­ Main St to conduct a memorial ser­ Dimes. vestigates all cases of vandalism and The session is the last chance for ning town government. It will be held vice for the late Frederick G. Announcement of the event was keeps a lookout for vandals during Other members of the committee town residents to sign up for the aid. in the d irecto rs office in the Edwards Sr., a member and past made simultaneously by William are: routine rounds. grand of the lodge Hyde, president of the sponsoring It will be held from 9 a m. to 3:30 Municipal Building. Nathan G. Agostinelli, Ralph Additionally, reports of mailbox Manchester Jaycees; James p.m, in the directors office in the Alexander, Barry Botticello, Sol vandalism are made to the Postal McCavanaugh, general chairman of Municipal Building. Cohen, Ted Cummings, Raymond Inspection Service. Postal Inspectors the event; Ted Fairbanks, its ticket Damato, Ed Edwards, Tom review all vandalism reports and chairman; and Joseph Hachey, Ferguson, Sam Filloramo, Jim follow up on cases that warrant Town engineer rejects March of Dimes chairman. further investigation. If damage is Fraser, Jim Holmes, Wally Irish Jr., Manchester Mayor Matt Moriarty Jeff Jacobs. caused to any mail as a result of Jr. is leaving office in November. storm drainage plan Also, Carol Kuehl, Marion Mercer, mailbox vandalism, it is an ad­ Citing business and family respon­ Anita Murphy, Terry Parla, Msgr. ditional federal offense. Police report sibilities, he declined nomination for Walter Senkow, engineer for the Senkow said that Friday's rain Edward Reardon, A1 Sieffert Jr., Community residents, like the almost caused flooding problems in another term on the Board of Direc­ Town of Manchester, has rejected a Herb Stevenson, John Sullivan, John police department, can keep an eye the area tors. Manchester police arrested more storm drainage plan submitted by Thompson, Bill Thornton, Ed out for vandals or suspects in order the Friendly Ice Cream Corp of The Oct. 14 dinner-dance will begin to help reduce the indidence of than a dozen persons iate Friday and Tomkiel, Paul Wendrichowicz and Wilbraham, Mass. Ed Wilson. mailbo vandalism. early Saturday morning for traffic violations. Most of the violators were Friendly had submitted the plans Residents are urged to call Ford or as part of its attempt to build a new charged with driving over 50 miles the police department whenever van­ restaurant on Center St between per hour in a 30- or 35-miie per hour Meetings next week dals or suspects are sighted .McKee and Dougherty Sts THE BEST POOLS zone. Most of the speeding violations Senkow said that drainage in the Here's next week's schedule of public meetings in area is already bad and could not were checked by radar. Manchester (locations are in Municipal Building, 41 ARE Tax sliirkers Kenneth A, Uppling, no age given, handle the restaurant Center St., unless noted): of Willington, was charged with "The system would have to be in- Monday WETHERSFIELD (IIPI) - .State crea.sed in size That line is just too breach of peace after a 7:50 p.m. in­ 9 a m -3:30 p m. —Fuel cost rebate signup. Directors Motor Vehicles Commissioner small. " Senkow said of the Center cident Friday on Main St., state Office. Benjamin A Muzio says Connecticut 7nna St -area drainage system. 7 p.m —Eighth Utilities District, Board of Directors. residents trying to avoid local taxes police said. Poiice said a trooper stopped a car Friendly last summer that it was District Firehouse, corner of Hilliard and Main Sts. are registering their vehicles out-of- interested in the site, which is now "Immediate Installation’ state. which Uppling was riding, and Tuesday Uppiing ailegedly created a distur­ vacant The proposal was opposed by The commi.ssion said Friday the residents of the area, who said that 9 a m. —Manchester Economic Development Commis­ bance. No court date was given. (iractice “apparently is widespread " tralfic and drainage problems sion, Hearing Room. FREE SHOP AT HOME SERVICE and a sergeant has been assigned alreadv exist in the area 8 p m —Human Relations Commission. Coffee Room lull-time to work on the problem If 8 p.m. —Board of Directors, Hearing Room caught, violators face a $100 line riuirsday Pauli East Hampton man 6:30 p m. —Directors comment session. Directors Of­ Tel. 742-7308 fice. event. Jobless (‘laiiiis accused of murder 6:30 p m. —Judge's Hours, Probate Court. HARTFORD tUPl 11 - The Connec­ ticut Labor Department said Friday died of multiple gunshot wounds. MIDDLETOWN (UPI) - Angelo mna claims for jobless benefits declined Autopsy reports were expected Ortisi, Jr., has been charged with about 1.300 during .July and the first today. murder in the death of a man whose Read Herald ads Where Quality Begins week of August Redway said it was beiieved Ortesi decomposed body was found in the The department said the total and the victim knew each other. Route 44A Coventry 06238 Meshomasic State Forest in nearby number of claims received by the State police scuba divers found Portland. department was 99,953 each week what they believed to be the alleged Ortisi, 21, an East Hampton resi­ during the two-week period ending murder weapon in the Mt. Higby dent, was arraigned Friday in Aug fi Reservoir in Middlefield. Middletown Court of Common Pleas During the previous two-week Ortisi was arrested Friday shortly and ordered held on $100,(KX) bond for period, an average of 101,319 claims after midnight at his East Hampton another court appearance Monday in was received each week home by state police from the Hartford. Colchester Barracks. State police said they had ten­ State police declined to discuss a tatively identified the victim but motive for the slaying. withheld his name pending verifica­ iNaiiu's (‘handed tion The Hartford Courant identified SA.N FRANCISCO llIPll - the victim as Donald Esposito, 21, of IN MEMORIAM ALL Zvonimir Petrie and his wife. Milka, Middletown In loving memory of our beloved He had been missing since early Jimmy Hayes who passed away have asked Superior Court for per­ August IS. 1976 mission to change their names July and was first reported missing because they are "too cumbersome to the Middletown police depart­ Gone from us but leaving memories. ment July 19 Death can never take away and hard to pronounce" Memories that will always linger. ^ ^ CALDOR The Yugoslavian immigrants said State's Attorney John T. Redway While upon this earth we slay in their liliiig they wanted to adopt said the badly decomposed body had Mom and Dad. the names Arphaxad and Taurus Tau been in the woods for more than a Patty and Roy. month. He said the victim apparently Grandma ^ STORES IVs Vacation Time — Be Sure To Take !T>i BB1 hi With You! (Minimum 2 Weeks, Payable In Advance) MM. M IMS cmipai $0011 TO (9RIWUTIMI, BOX 591 Manchester Evening Herald, Manchester, Conn. 06040

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Summer theater Festival and others. Admission is free. re/evis/ofl ^ Pul/ out and save • “Dames at Sea,” choreographed by • Donald L. Hand, former carillonneur Beverly and Lee Burton of the Burton at Duke University, will be guest Dance Studio in Manchester, is playing at carillonneur Wednesday at 7 p.m, on the the Nutmeg Summer Playhouse in the This week’s movies on TV Trinity College carillon in Hartford. Ad­ Harriet S, Jorgensen Theatre, Storrs, mission is free. Today 8.00 (9) “Tycoon” (1947). John Wayne through Aug. 20 at 8:15 p.m. For reser­ • At Tanglewood in Lenox, Mass., Seiji I “Satan’s Satellites” (1958), Laraine Day. (Drama) Wednesday vations, call 429-2912. Ozawa conducts the Boston Symphony Judd Holdren, Ray Boyle. (Science Fic­ 8:00 (38) “The Detective Story” (1951) 11:00 (5) “Blonde Venus” (1932) Cary • The American Shakespeare Theatre tion) "* “"I <>all light Orchestra tonight at 8:30 in a program Hovglas, Eleanor Parker. (Mystrv) Grant, Marlene Dietrich. (Drama) in Stratford is featuring musicals this featuring music by Vivaldi. Sunday at 2:30 IK h“lh — we’re sure to have it Hong Kong” (197^ Conspiracy” Heaven Allows” summer. Lucie Arnaz is starring as Daisy p.m., Ozawa conducts the orchestra in a Drache, Rolf Walter (W5). Sidney Poitier, Michael Caine (Drama) 1956). Jane Wyman, Rock Hudson as we have the largest g-e Mae in “ Li'l Abner" tonight and Sunday. program of Mendelssohn, Schuller and (Mystery) (Drama) "Godspell” opens Tuesday and continues Tchaikovsky. Aug. 19, the weekend 2:00 (8) “A Dandy in Aspic” (1968) 9:00^ (8-40) “Little Fauss and Big 4:00 (9) “Call of the Wild" (1974). assortment in the area. through Aug. 21. Cloris Leachman will Harvey, Mia Farrow. Halsy U970). Robert Redford, Michael Charlton Heston. (Adventure) prelude begins at 7 p.m. followed by (Mystery) J. Pollard. (Drama) appear Aug. 23 to 28 in “ Wonderful Berlioz’s “Requiem” at 9 p.m. conducted Afternoon” 3:00 (3) “Nobody’s Perfect” (1968). 9:M (20-22-30) “Scott Free” (1976). Town." For reservations, call 375-4457. by Ozawa. Tanglewood features an open i* ■ Morgan, Janis Paige m Doug McOure, Nancy Kwan. (Comedy) Michael Brandon, Susan Saint James. (Musical) ® I we have every little thingli • Oakdale Musical Theatre in rehearsal every Saturday at 10:30 a.m. 11:00 (9) "The Awful Truth” (1937) Wallingford is starring Tina Turner and 3:W (9) “Journey to the Far Side of the Magnificent Seven Ride" open to the public. For information, call Sun (1969). Roy THinnes, Lynn Loring Irene Dunne, Cary Grant. (Drama) Clint Holmes tonight at 6:30 and 9:30. a m ) Lee Van Cleef, Stefanie Powers 413-637-1600. () ® 11:30 (3) “The Bird with the Crystal (Western) Tony Orlando and Dawn hold the stage • Manchester Community College "Nightmare in Chicago" Plumage” (1969). Tony Musante, Suzy Kendall. (Mystery) nolif* Reservation " Monday through Aug. 20. Sergio Franchi Summer Pops Orchestra will perform 1967). Philip Abbott, Ted Knight (1972). Bob Hope, Eva Marie Saint and Anna Maria Alberghetti star from Aug. 20 at 6:30 p.m. at the Bicentennial (Mystery) ® 11:30 (22-30) “Night Flight from (Comedy) the miracta of maht | Aug. 22 to 28. For reservations, call 265- Band Shell, Admission is free. 9:00 (20-22-30) “Paper Lion" (1968) Moscow” (1973), Yul Brynner, Henry 11:30 (9) "The Crimson ” (1968). downtown manchester Fonda. (Drama) 1501. Alan Alda, Lauren Hutton. (Comedv) Boris Karloff, Christc^her Lee. (Horor) • The Perry Como Show, with the well- Dance events 9:00 (38) “It Takes All Kinds” (1969), 12:30 (5) "Tomorrow Is Forever" (• known singer of the same name plus Good Vera Miles, Robert Lansing. (Mysterv) Monday (1948), Claudette Colbert, Orson Welles Stuff, a young singing group, and guest • Traditional music and dance of India (57) “Grad Illusion" (1937). Jean (Drama) star Kelly Monteith, are billed Monday will be performed by Lakshmi Shan- Gabin, Pierre Fresnay. (Drama) 11 :W (5) “I'm No Angel.” Cary Grant, 10:00 (24) “The Eagle” (1926). Rudolph through Aug. 21 at Storrowton Theatre at mukham Aug. 26 at 8 p.m. at the Hartford Mae West. (Drama) Valentino, Louise Dresser. (Adventure Thursday Eastern States Exposition Park in West Insurance Group Auditorium, Asylum 1:00 (9) “Only One Day Left Before Sports on TV silent) Tomorrow” (1971). Peter Duel, Sal Springfield, Mass. For reservations, call Ave., Hartford. She will be accompanied 11:00 (5) "The Easy Way" (1952). Cary 11:00 (5) "Fiend Without a Face” Mineo. (Drama) , Grant, Betsy Drake. (Comedy) Today 522-5211. Tonight is the last performance by T. Balasaraswati and the (11^). Marshall Thompson, Michael 4:()0 (9) "Destry Rides Again” (1939). Tuesday of the Hudson Brothers in "Godspell'' at Balasaraswati Music & Dance Company, Husband and wife team, Beverly and Lee Burton, are Balfour. (Horror) 1:00 (9) “Back Street” (1941). Charles Marlene Dietrich, James Stewart Boyer, Richard Carlson. (Drama) 1:00 ( 22) Wrestling. Storrowton. Lakshmi, only daughter of the living choreographers for “Dames at Sea” at Nutmeg Summer Playhouse 11:30 (3) “Breakout” (1967). James (Western) 8:30 (9) Baseball: Mets vs 4:00 (9) "Seven Angry Men” (1955). 2:00 ( 22-38) Baseball: Red legend, Balasaraswati, was tutored by her in Storrs. Dn-ry, Red Buttons. (Adventure) Cardinals • For those who are vacationing in 8:00 (9) “Room Service” (1938) The Raymond Massey, Debra Paget Sox vs. Mariners Block Island, The Block Island Stage Com­ mother. Reservations for the benefit per­ »i:30 (g) “The Com Is Green ” (1945) Marx Brothers, Lucille Ball, (Comedy) (Drama) 2:15 ( 20-30) Baseball: Cubs Bette Davis, John Dali. (Drama) pany Is presenting "Dracula” through formance are available by calling Radha 9:00 ( 20-22-30) “Buono Sera, Mrs. 8:00 (9) "The Violent Enemy" (1968) vs Phillies. Wednesday Aug. 20 Tuesday through Saturday at 8:30 Jalan, 160 Ralph Rd., at 646-3894. IT Hurts” Campbell (1969). Gina Liollabrigida (Drama) 4:00 ( 8240) Wide World of • At Jacob’s Pillow in Lee, Mass., the Dance team choreographs (1974). Maureen Stapleton, Paul Sorvino Peter Lawford. (Comedy) Sports. 8:30 (9) Baseball: Mets vs. p.m. For reservations, call 401-466-5979. was a dancer on a Channel 30 television (Drama) 8:00 ( 20-22-30) "” Cardinals. Dennis Wayne Dancers will appear When Lee and Beverly Burton of Vernon 9:00 ( 38) “Desire Under the Elms” (1974). Stanley Baker, Ram John Holder 5.00 (20-22-30) AAU Junior • A new musical will premiere Tuesday variety show and a m em ber of a New 1:30 (9) "The Cat Creature” (1973) Olympics. 8:30 (22-.38I Baseball were hired to choreograph this season’s (1958), Sophia Loren, Anthony Perkins (Adventure) Red at the Goodspeed Opera House in East Tuesday through Aug. 20. For informa­ England touring troupe. Meredith Baxter, Stuart Whitman (Drama) 5:00 ( 38) Horse Racing: The Sox vs Brewers tion, call 413-243-0745, final show in the Nutmeg Summer 9.00 ( 38) "File on Thelma Jordan” Haddam. John Cullum. star of "Shenan­ They met when Lee came for tap (Horror) 11.30 (9) The Guns of Zangara” Rainbow Futurity. • The American Dance Festival returns Playhouse, the theater director raised his (1949). Barbara Stanwyck, Wendell doah," has returned to direct “The Red lessons to the Manchester studio where 2.00 (8) ''Z an zab u k u '' ( 1956) (1960). Robert Stack, Robert Middleton Corey. (Drama) 5:30 (8-40) Golf: PGA Blue-Grass Western Flyer Show" which to Newport, R.I., opening with the Dance eyebrows and asked skeptically, “Two of Beverly was an instructor. He later Documentary, (Mystery) Championship. Thursday Theatre of Harlem Aug. 19 and 20 and the them ?” 11:30 (9) "Crime Boss” (1974) Telly opens Tuesday. The show, an original became a staff member. She bought the 3:05 (8) “Son of Frankenstein” (1939) 12:30 (5) “Hold Back the Dawn" Savalas, Tony Sabato. (Drama) 6:00 (9) Racing from 2:30 ( 22-38) Baseball: Red The Burtons agree that it is uncommon . (Horror) work by Conn Fleming and Clint Ballard Don Redlich Dance Company Aug. 21 and studio, and the two instructors married. (1941). Charles Boyer, Olivia de 12:30 (5) “Toys in the Attic” (1963) Saratoga. The Alabama Sox vs Brewers Jr., combines a country-western score 22 in the Rogers High School Auditorium. for two people, and a husband and wife Besides their regular students, the Bur­ 4.50 (8) 'A Matter of Resistance” Havilland. (Drama) Dean Martin, Gene Tierney, (Drama) 6:30 (57) Pro Soccer with the drama of 95-year-old Emmit For information, call 401-849-1814, team at that, to work together as (1966). Catherine Deneuve, Phillinne 12:40 (3) "That Certain Summer” 7:00 (5) Football: Jets vs. tons also teach a senior citizen group. Noiret. (Comedy) 12:40 (3) "Crime Club” (1973). Lloyd Falcons. choreographers. In fact, the Burtons con­ (1972), Hal Holbrook, Scott Jacoby Bridges, Barbara Rush. (Mystery) Friday Childress dream to return once more to 'The seniors love 'the hustle’,” Beverly (Drama) 7:00 (9) Baseball: Mets vs. Nashville s Grand Ole Opry. For informa­ clude that they are the only husband and says. Pirates. 8:00 (9) Ba.seball: Mets vs tion. call 873-8668. Dinner theaters wife team choreographers that they know The Burtons continue to take lessons Reds. of. Sunday Friday 8:30 (18) Tennis: WCT • For adults only, the Chateau de Ville periodically in New York and Boston. Tuesday Challenge Cup. 8:30 (20-22-30) Football The Burtons own the Burton Dance Colts vs. , Art events Dinner Theatre in East Windsor is presen­ They act and dance in community theater 7:30 (30) “Silver River” (1948). Errol 11:00 (5) "I Was a Male War Bride” 11:30 (9) Harness Racing Studio on Oak St. in Manchester where for Flynn, Ann Sheridan. (Western) 11:00 (5) “Madame Butterfly" (1932) (1949). Cary Grant, Ann Sheridan from Roosevelt Raceway 8:30 ( 38) Baseball: Red Sox • Information on current exhibits and ting "Remember 01' Scollay Square,” a productions, coordinate local revues, and vs. Royals. about 20 years they’ve been teaching tap, Noon (5) “Let’s Get Tough” (1942) Cary Grant, Sylvia Sydney, (Drama) (Comedy) Midnight (9) Wrestling events at the Wadsworth Atheneum in burlesque tonight and Sunday. The female perform in a nightclub act for various Leo Gorcey, HunU Hall. (Comedy) 1:00 (9) “Bigger Than Life" (1956) jazz, ballet, acrobatics and social dancing. civic groups and country clubs. 1:00 (9) “Angel in My Pocket” (1969) Hartford is available by calling 247-9111. comedienne who makes everybody laugh, Noon (38) “Thunder in the East” James Mason, Barbara Rush. (Drama) Andy Griffith, Jerry Van Dyke. (Drama) Their students range in age from 3 to over In the past M years, Lee says they have • Blaine Cota of Litchfield, authority on Phyllis Diller, will headline the act at the 80. (1953). Alan Ladd, Deborah Kerr. 4:00 (9) “We’re No Angels” (1955). Colonial Life will speak at the Hitchcock Chateau Wednesday through Aug. 21. seen a definite increase in interest in (Adventure) 4:(» (9) “Just for You” (1952), Bing Humphrey Bogart, Aldo Ray, (Drama) During most of that time they’ve been Museum in Riverton on "Early Gardens" From Aug. 23 to 28, Lynn Redgrave heads dance. 1:00 (5) “The Stranger” (1972). Glenn Crosby, Jane Wyman. (Drama) 9:00 (3) "The Carey Treatment” Sunday the resident choreographers for every Aug. 20 at 2 p.m. The event is free. the cast in "California Suite” by Neil “Adult students are just coming out of Corbett, Cameron Mitchell. (Science Fic­ 9:00 ( 8-40) “For Pete’s Sake” (1974), (1972). James Coburn, Jennifer O’Neill 1:30 (3) Tennis. U S. Clay musical produced by the Little Theatre of Simon. the woodwork,” he says. tion) (Mystery) Court Championships • A one-man sculpture exhibition of Manchester. ^ r b r a Streisand, Michael Sarrazin finished and experimental works by David • The first dinner-theater program in The Burtons have contracted to 1:30 (20) “The Luck of a Sailor” (1934). (Comedy) 9:00 (8-40) “Summer of '42” (1971). 1:30 (9) Baseball: Mels vs. This summer they are choreographing David Manners, Greta Nissen. (Drama) Green opens at Foot Prints, 466 Main St. Old Sturbridge Village, Sturbridge, Mass., choreograph two more shows for Little Gary Grimes, Jennifer O’Neill Pirates Sales & Service the Nutmeg’s production of “Dames at 2:00 (8) “The Young Americans” (Comedy) Sunday This exhibition was partially began this month, 'hie living history Theatre of Manchester. ’They have even Mikado” (1967). 2:00 ( 22-38) Baseball: Red Sea,” a spoof of the 1930 Busby Berkley- (1967). (Musical Documentary) 11:30 (3) "Blood and Sand” (1941) funded by the Connecticut Commission on museum will revive the melodrama, “The been approached by college physical Donald Adams. Phllin Potter. (Operetta) Sox vs. Mariners. DIRECTORY type musical playing through Aug. 20 at 2:00 ( 30) “They Died With Their Boots Tyrone Power, Linda Darnell, (Drama) 2:00 (57) Tennis: Wendy's the Arts. The public is invited to the Drunkard, Or the Fallen Saved," with an education departments to teach athletes the Harriet S. Jorgensen Theatre at On” (1941). Errol FJynn, Olivia de 9:00 ( 38) "Return to Peyton Place” 11:30 (8) “The Deadly Affair” (1967). Tennis Classic. opening reception from 5 to 7 p.m. The optional dinner in the Village tavern coordination through ballet. Havilland. (Adventure) CONSUMER SALES - University of Connecticut in Storrs. (1961). Carol Lynley, Jeff Chandler James Mason, Simone Signoret 3:45 13) Football: Colts vs. show will continue through Aug. 26 before the performance tonight and Aug. Lee intends to keep on dancing into his 2:00 (40) “First Men in the Moon” (Mystery) Manchester Parkade SHOP Lee, 48, and Beverly, 40, are Connec­ (Drama) Oilers. US LAST Name brand 20. The play will also be presented, seventies. ’They both agree that age is a (1964). Edward Judd, Martha Hyer. 11:30 (9) “Blood Spattered Bride” ticut natives. He graduated from Glaston­ 4:00 ( 8-40) Golf: Driving appliances, televisions. Musical events without dinner, Friday. For reservations, state of mind. They are also thinking of (Science Fiction) *'****'* 1° Remember” (1969). Simon Andrew, Maribel Martin contests. Lowest prices in town, call 617-347-3362. bury High School and she went to opening another dance studio. 3:00 (5) “All in a Night’s Work” (1961). (1 ^ ) . Kenneth More, Honor Blackman (Horror) 4:30 (8-40) Golf: PGA guaranteed. Service after the Manchester High School, Both claim to be (Drama) sale • Elizabeth Park in Hartford will be the • At Pine Brook Dinner Theatre in They are glad they’ve chosen to teach Dean Martin, Shirley MacLaine. 11:30 (38) “Along Came a Spider" Championship. the only theatrical people in their respec­ (Mystery) setting for the Connecticut Family Folk Higganum, "Carousel" plays through instead of pursuing more exciting, though 11:30 (8-40) “WUSA” (1970). Paul New­ (1969). Susanne Pleshette, Ed Nelson 4:30 (20-22-30) AAU Junior tive families. 3:00 (20) “The Franchise Affair” (Mystery) BARLOW'S TV • Zenith Sales Music Festival concert today. Sunday, Sept. 11. grueling, professional dance careers. man, Joanne Woodward. (Drama) Olympics. • Service on Standard Brands Lee began his theatrical career in 1946 (1951). Michael Denison, Dulcie Gray. 12:30 (5) “On Any Sunday" (1971) 10:30 (5) Sports Extra. there will be a folk music church service • Broadway and TV star Don Porter is “A musician friend once said we were 805 Hartford Road when he was a member of the American (Drama) (Documentary) at 11 a.m, followed by a concert at noon in appearing in the musical “ How to Succeed taking the easy way out by opening the 11:30 (9) “n ie Man Who Could Cheat Manchester Telephone 643 4:00 (9) “nie Hunchback of Notre Death” (1959), , Haiel 1:35 (8) "The Big Gundown" (1967). 5095. the same area. Featured will be the Theatre Association in Berlin and per­ studio,” says Lm . “But it’s been worth it; In Business Without Really Trying” at the Dame” (1957). Gina Lollabrigida, Court. (Science Fiction) Lee Van Qeef. (Western) Arwen Mountain String Band, Dorothy formed with the Armed Forces Services we like knowing that we’re going to be Coachlight Dinner Theatre, East Windsor, Branch. Anthony (Juinn. (Drama) 3:10 (8) “A Kind of Loving” (1962) TWENTIETH CENTURY Carter, The Morgans, The Portable Folk through Sept. 4. home for Christmas.” 6:00 (5) “Passage to Marseilles” 12:30 (5) “The Man Behind the Gun” June Ritchie, Alan Bates, (Drama) Monday Television. Inc 176 Burnside Beverly began as a child performer and (1944). Humphrey Bogart, Claude Rains. (1953). Randolph Scott, Patrice Wymore 4:55 (8) “To the Victor” (1948), Viveca Avenue. East Hartford 528- (Adventure) (Western) Lindfors, Dennis Morgan. (Drama) 8:30 ( 8-40) Baseball, To be 1554. Sales and .Service. Zenith announced. and Quasar Page 4 — WEEKEND — Aupist 13, 1977

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Thursday, August 18 on ABC-TV iRi 7:00 B ALICE 8:30 © N E W S 4 9 VARIOUS PRCDGRAMMING ■49 ADVENTURERS (3) AGRONSK Y AND COMPANY © P R A Y E R B ® f a m il y f e u d © t a l e n t e d TEENS IN­ { ARCHIES 4:00 ® N E W S 4:50 I® ® ® IT'S ANYBODY'S GUESS 2:30 0 ® MISTER ROGERS TERNATIONAL PAGEANT VARIOUS PROGRAMMING B G U ID IN G LIGHT © I LOVE LUCY © baseball B m o v ie ©GREENACRES ©EMERGENCY ONE HOWDY DOODY SHOW 11:55 © C A S P E R 5:30 9:00 B O B S NEWS B f f lO N E LIFE TO LIVE ©©BEWITCHED B THIS MORNING 11:57 © © D O C T O R S m CHRIST THE LIVING WORD RENT-A-CAR ©GREENACRES ® NBC NEWS UPDATE ® BASEBALL (THUR.I ® CANDID CAMERA (FRI ) B§ ® PHIL DONAHUE SHOW © POPEYE Sunday, Aug. 14 0 ® ELECTRIC COMPANY © JOE FRANKLIN SHOW I s VARIOUS PROGRAMMING © N E W S (EXC.MON.) 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B © t h e ABC MONDAY COMEDY © N E W S aML i l iv in g FAITH a 8?' masterpiece t h e a t r e ANDY GRIFFITH SHOW g CATHEDRAL OF TOMORROW ( B SCHOOLHOUSE ROCK SPECIAL © M E E T T H E MAYORS © N E W S 29 OPERA THEATRE 9:27 CONCENTRATION 39 MOVIE 11:30 0 MOVIE 10:30 2:45 4:30 M NBC NEWS UPDATE BOWLING FOR DOLLARS © NEW YORK REPORT © P R A Y E R 40 OLD TIME GOSPEL HOUR t r face the nation 9’30 © ® © LITTLE HOUSE ON THE 8 00 B © PGA CHAMPIONSHIP FESTIVAL OF FAITH PRAIRIE 11:00 3:00 J ; (49 ANIMALS, ANIMALS © O R A L ROBERTS David Soul, star of ABC's 'Starsky and Hutch' senes, stars m his (irsi 3 WE BELIEVE ® 0 ® AAU JUNIOR OLYMPICS JOURNEY OF THE MIND ® GRAND PRIX TENNIS: ©BESTOFGROUCHO ANIMALS ® ® ® NBC MOVIE OF THE ©WONDERAMA 4:45 ® N E W S UMffiRTOUR WOOD 2-NIGHT 3:35 musical special. 'THE DAVID SOUL AND FRIENDS SPECIAL,' airing MOMENTS OF COMFORT WEEK Thursday. August 18 on ABC-TV, Soul, who has become an interna­ CELEBRATION OF THE © RED SOX WRAP-UP 05 MACNEIL-LEHRER REPORT ©IR O N SID E I n .Y.P D. © A L F R E D HITCHCOCK T) @ GREATEST SPORTS LEGENDS 10:K eUCHARIST 5:00 © C R O S S WITS tional recording star, will have as his guests singer Donna Summer, ® AD ELA N TE NEWS celebrated British actor Ron Moody, and the rock group. England © A G A P E © SU PERM AN MISSION IMPOSSIBLE FESTIVAL PTL CLUB-TALK AND VARIETY N ew 1 9 7 r Dan 6 John Ford Coley Dick Clark also makes a guest appearance 19 VOICE OF FAITH iST) STUDIO SEE MOVIE BOOK BEAT along with Soul's special Irlend. Lynne Marta ©CARTO O N FESTIVAL 11:55 E ASK THE MANAGER 5T SESAME STREET 5:30 Tueaday, Aug. 16 ( B 99 SCHOOLHOUSE ROCK MASSACHUSETTS MAVERICK 8:30 (39 f a it h f o r TODAY '0:28 3; SPREAD A LITTLE SUNSHINE a f t e r n o o n EVENING BJ ® abcnewsbrief 7:30 3 9 PTL CLUB-TALK AND VARIETY 1:15 B in s ig h t 12:00 _ 6:00 10:30 ... 5(50 ) ISSUE © ® © POLICE WOMAN © JOE FRANKLIN SHOW 643-S13S JrSom’TMiie'’ B ® 8 n e w s © D A Y OF DISCOVERY B F A C E THE STATE © © M O V IE I HOGAN'S HEROES 0 ^ O P E R A THEATRE 2:15 © © M O V IE J SPORTS EXTRA GHOST AND MRS. MUIR M O R AL ROBERTS (39 h u m a n d im e n s io n B © CARTER REPORT CARD )TEN PIN PICK-UP BESTOFGROUCHO .^SACR ED HEART B M DIRECTIONS I IT TAKES A THIEF f 2 9 p r o g r a m unannounced © R E V , LEROY JENKINS (JOKER'S WILD 9:30 NEWS I BOZO 8:45 © R O B E R T SCHULLER ® N E W S YOU AND YOUR CAR " ) f ir in g l in e J 0 Z O O M I b o n e DAY AT A TIME 2:30 (49 DAVEY AND GOLIATH 119 j im m y SWAGGART g AMERICANA PTHE DRUM ) © $100,000 NAME THAT TUNE 10:00 © P R A Y E R 9 00 M INSTRUCTION © H O G A N 'S HEROES MORIAgTV BRiSTHERSmPmi ® OTNNECTICUT NEWSMAKERS hMD PAINT ALONG WITH NANCY ( B , 2:50 WILDKINJIDOM A C R O S S WITS ■ 3) VILLA ALEGRE 57) COUSTEAU: OASIS IN SPACE 11:00 KOm in s k y © N E W S © ALFRED HITCHCXDCK p A NEW DAY WHAT ABOUT WOMEN _ 6:30 6:30 3 NEWS © D IC K VAN DYKE SHOW a ® © THE BEST OF POLICE 8 ORAL ROBERTS f ir in g LINE © I LOVE LUCY I J 9 t h is IS THE LIFE lU V i^ G 'i g e t h e r Only per week!^ © G O N G SHOW STORY *67 , ABC NEWS NETWORKS AND STATIONS I DAY OF DISCOVERY 12 30 315 CENTER ST.. MANCHESTER,CONN.* Phone 643-5)35 ® ® ® N B C N E W S I MOVIE @ MACNEIL-LEHRER REPORT 11:00 RESERVE THE RIGHT TO MAKE DUNDERDOG (B M R . MAGCX) lU S S IE M ^ c r o c k e t t ' s v ic t o r y g a r . J LIVING FAITH *Plue mileage to 8:00 D ® © © N E W S LAST MINUTE CHANGES S CHRISTOPHER CLOSE UP with laurel 1 NBC NEWS . ERNVVOOD 2-NIGHT ® PTL CLUB-TALK AND VARIETY >10 SEE ) CBS NEWS SPECIAL FOR PROFESSIONAL QUALITY 9:15 57) REALIDADES quallfled rantare. (N.Y.P.D. © MASSACHUSETTS COUNCIL J ADAM 12 J CROSS WITS DAVEY AND GOLIATH 59 HOUR OF POWER 7:00 i LIVING FAITH (I) OF RABBIS D REBOP T ® HAPPY DAYS CONTROLLED AUTO BODY REPAIRS 9:30 ( 8 I0 ® M E E T THE PRESS 3 ) 60 m in u t e s ® LIFE AND DEATH: DAWSON -'-a .. . . k. U _ j ARA'S SPORTS WORLD SDICK VAN DYKE SHOW 3) ARA'S SPORTS WORLD iM CONVERSATIONS WITH Ci) © HARDY BOYS-NANCY DREW 6:55 I ABC CAPTIONED NEWS on all makes... 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I INSIGHT © M U S IC HALL AMERICA TBARETTA 643-2145 BOWLING FOR DOLLARS ■ © B A S E B A LL WEEK $4995 ® PRO FAN f e s t iv a l OF FAITH Most cjri , 10:00 c t ^ c r o c k e t t ' s v ic t o r y GAR- 8 « NBC LATE NIGHT MOVIE 8:57 © M O V IE g n BARRIO M HONEYMOONERS p r o g r a m UNANNOUNCED © ® © THE TONIGHT SHOW 30,000 Mile Guarantee ® F U R Y 5 WORSHIP FOR SHUT INS NEWS © N B C NEWS UPDATE © MASS FOR THE TWENTIETH 7:30 ) SECRET AGENT © SOLO ONES j^ N O V A MACNEIL-LEHRER REPORT A*ANCHiuu SUNDAY OF THE YEAR ® BLACK PERSPECTIVE ON THE 5 AT THE TOP B ® ABCNEWSBRIEF @ ABC CAPTIONED NEWS 1:30 ,, CROSS WITS STAN OZNEK, Manager 5 9 OLD TIME GOSPEL HOUR NEWS 9:00 12:30 643-7412 S B U S CLAY COURT CHAM- 1:00 5 ODD COUPLE 87) FRENCH CHEF Read Herald Ada ^ M A S H © M O V IE HI T»IIor4 T»p6 lit I t a l k ABOUT PICTURES ABC NEWS 301-31S CENTER ST., MANCHESTER _ j THE'a BC TUESDAY NIGHT 1:00 I Ml U O* Vi-raa* C i'c tf JOYCE CHEN COOKS 6(01 a ® ©TOMORROW Page 6 - WEEKEND - August 13, 1977 Page ,7 - WEEKEND - August 13. 1977 Wednesday, Aug. 17 ^•^CRAFT 8^ CB Convac 6:00 ( M ® WILD KINGDOM PECTED L3^l£|0®NEWS (22) BIG MONEY 10:30 GHOST AND MRS. MUIR CROCKEH S VICTORY GAR­ (©BOOK BEAT DEN @ SCULPTURE FOR SPRINGFIELD HOBBY IT TAKES A THIEF Are C B radiation BOZO © D IC K VAN DYKE SHOW 11:00 1 l^T;4^ZOOMf 35 IN SEARCH OF C3)(D@®@NEWS (g) MACNEIL-LEHRER REPORT ©FERNW OOD 2-NIGHT © H O G A N S HEROES ©N.Y.P.D. CENTER ^ CROSS WITS 8:00 6:30 (3) GOOD TIMES ® LIVING FAITH 775 MAIN ST Manchester 643-9338 a emissions a perii? 1. Gas-burning appliances 0 ^ 1 LOVE LUCY 0 SAVE OUR SCHOOLS ® DICK VAN DYKE SHOW need adju^ment when ABC NEWS (0)^10) EIGHT IS ENOUGH O) ABC CAPTIONED NEWS 0 GREATEST SPORTS LEGENDS (g) ALL THAT GLIHERS The FCC has been spending much time the flame is: (II® LASSIE By INK DIPPER NBC NEWS (3^ THE LIFE AND TIMES OF 11:15 Will CB radios go the way of artificial and effort on finding a new place on the A. Yellow and flickering H HUMAN RELATIONS GRIZZLY ADAMS © R E D SOX WRAP-UP B. Blue and steady. SCHOOL DISCIPLINE ETCETERA 11:30 sweetner? We hope not, but there are radio spectrum for CBers to do their © A D A M 12 54) n o v a OD THE CBS LATE MOVIE some bad vibes coming out of Washington talking. The suggestion has been to move © LOVE AMERICAN STYLE 2 Large inflatable toys are ® VILLA ALEGRE © AMERICAN LIFESTYLES linking CBing to radiation health hazards. from the 27 MHz presently used for CBers, 6:55 8:30 ® @ THE R(DOKIES - MYSTERY safe for children in pools OF THE WEEK SALE ^NEWS (3) BUSTING LOOSE A U.S. Senate committee is going to be to 220 MHz or 900 MHz. But now even that © M O VIE and on beaches. 7:00 checking into the possibility that some CB move is being seriously questioned by □ True □ False CBS NEWS @ © BASEBALL ® ® t h e TONIGHT SHOW 0ANDYGRIFFITH SHOW 8:57 © B O L D ONES radios linear amps and a proposed new decision makers at the commission. (81CONCENTRATION gNBC NEWS UPDATE ABC CAPTIONED NEWS citizens band may expose you to a "We certainly would be remiss if we saiJOiBJoqei sjaiiiMiSpun Aq 9:00 12:30 15%-50% aoiAjas A|a)es aiiqnd 'FESTIVAL OF FAITH (3) THE CBS WEDNESDAY NIGHT © M O VIE dangerous amount of radiation emissions. were to ignore this (health and radiation) PRO FAN MOVIES 1:00 The flap over CB-related radiation is aspect of the proposed expansion. We just e se papiAOJd NEWS (0) ^ CHARLIE’S ANGELS TOMORROW MACNEIL-LEHRER REPORT ® PTL CLUB-TALK AND VARIETY 1:15 OFF ON MANY ITEMS similar to the stir caused when it was an­ aren't experts in this area." said Carlos jaie/A daap 0)ui pujM am CROSS WITS ® 09 CPO SHARKEY © J O E FRANKLIN SHOW nounced several years ago that some color Roberts of the FCC Office of Plans & Aq uMOiq seM jo paiiup ODD COUPLE THEATRE IN AMERICA 2:15 television sets might put out enough radi- Policy. Ao) aqi uaqM pauMOjp 35 ABC NEWS 9:30 © N E W S ★ SPECIALS ST: MAGGIE'S PHYSICAL FATNESS (5$^THEKALLIKAKS 2:30 tion to cause cancer, blindness or sterility Uncle Charlie and the Senate aABq uajpiiqo Aueiu 'sAoi p r o g r a m 9'58 © PRA YER in people sitting close to them. Commerce Committee have decided to qans fiuipu aiiqM 3S1VJ I 7:30 (J)35ABCNEWS'b RIEF 2:43 ,3)$25.000 PYRAMID 10:00 ©BESTOFGROUCHO AFX TRACK According to a recent study done by take a full-fledged look at the situation. Aouatotiia isaqfiiq )0 si 0 HOGAN'S HEROES © N EW S 3:18 80^ Paul Reggera of BRH Electronics The committee is taking a comprehensive © ALFRED HITCHCOCK aujBii aniq Apeais v V i 01 BREAK THE BANK ®35BARETTA 0JOKERSWILD SJ IW t a l e s OF THE UNEX- Products Division, a typical hand-held CB overview hearing this summer which will TYCO TRACK JU^2T 8 8 ^ Folk singer William Lannon will appear in a concert Tuesday at could be hazardous to your health. If the examine the entire range of health and 10:30 a.m. at the Whlton Memorial Library, 100 N. Main St. unit is operated at 2.5 watts at a distance safety effects of radiation The study will Thursday, Aug. 18 AFX CARS J 5 4 T •AsAO of 5 centimeters from the antenna to the cover not only CBers, but microwave operator’s eye then it could be going over ovens. RF sources and even X-ray 6:00 MNEWS © IRONSIDE ©N.Y.P.O. v3'i6'''5Z3aNEWS (1$ LIVING FAITH TYCO CARS devices. MACNEIL-LEHRER REPORT MASTERPIECE THEATRE ifcsiT *3s98 Here’s bookmobile route the exposure standard set by the Federal 0G H O ST AND MRS. MUIR CROSS WITS 8:30 29 d ic k v a n d y k e sh o w Occupational Safety — Health Administra­ The FCC’s main worry is what move Q ittakesathief © O D D COUPLE © M E R V GRIFFIN 24 ABC CAPTIONED NEWS l g B C . : o Here’s next week’s schedule tion. Depending on the distance involved, will be made if 220 or 900 MHz were to be ^ ABC NEWS J4 NO, HONESTLY' ©HONEYMOONERS T-JETCARS 43:sr •l.OO Gardens. 2:50 p.m.—Carriage Dr. 24; zo o m I^JOYCECHEN COOKS 9:00 ®;5ALL THAT GLITTERS for the Manchester Public the unit could be emitting 100 milliwatts ruled out because of emission standards. © H O G A N S HEROES 10:20 a.m .—Homestead 3:30 p.m —Kane Rd. 7:30 '31 HAWAII FIVE-0 11:30 , Library bookmobile: as opposed to OSHA’s standard of 10 Will McGibbon, acting chairman of the 40 CROSS WITS ,31 DOUBLEPLAY :81^(3) BARNEY MILLER C5) THE CBS LATE MOvfe Park Apartments. 5/ZOOM (CAPTIONED) © H O G A N 'S HEROES (llj PTL CLUB-TALK AND VARIETY © LOVE AMERICAN STYLE milliwatts. 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WAS Page 8 - WEEKEND - August 13, 1977 Carter confer Collectors’ Corner despi betwet over F border Inkwells had their day Pros Ask Kleiner howevi in the i By RUSS MacKENDRICK in the article (which is by Bob Works, said to be olive green. It is 2V4 ft By Dick Kleiner Cyrus Inkwells have their day in the July Montgomery, a regular contributor inches high and a bit wider at the Middle 27 ' Antique Trader" with an il­ to the magazine “Antique Bottle base. Carti lustrated article showing some of the World), is an S.O. Dunbar “umbrella Many more Pitkin inks are shown the “h various types: the umbrella, the ink. pontilled" that is worth more in the “bible for ink collectors” (per DEAR I)tCK: Some weeks back, I saw in your article that respon: teakettle, cabin-shaped, barrel, oc­ than $1,100. Montgomery) of which a copy William Conrad had died very suddenly of a heart attack. Is ty. He tagonal and others. To the aficionados of these things, reposes right in our own ’.lary that true and could it have been THE William Conrad of the former Cannon series'.’ BEN JOHNSON, Springfield. Mo. Soapstone and lead containers the work "ink" doesn't mean the Cheney Library reference room. Vou've got me mixed up with some other writer, and THE Kissing were used in the early days; then in liquid used for writing: it means an (R748.8. “Ink Bottles and Inkwells,” William Conrad mixed up with SOME OTHER William Thro 1816 the first glass inkwells in this inkwell or bottle or pouring con­ by W.E. Covill; $17.50, from William Conrad. Our Conrad, alias Cannon, is entirelv alive. minist timate country showed up from the Maynard tainer. Actually when one goes out S. Sulwood, Pub., Taunton, Mass.) It DEAR DICK: Is it true that Robert Goulet and William and Noyes firm in Boston. The looking for a collectible “ink," he devotes a whole chapter to Pitkin in­ negotia Conrad (Cannon) are brothers? B. Vogel. Williamsport. Pa. off and Manchester Pitkin Glass Works was hopes to find no ink in the ink. kwells, saying that they are typically Not on either their mothers' or fathers' sides not far behind. Except for being pret­ An umbrella ink is a conical pan­ Carti swirled and/or vertically ribbed. DEAR DICK: I would like to know if David Cassidy and Direct! ty well fed with "-centennials." we eled bottle with a very wide base so This book has an alphabetical David Bowie are the same person. If not, who is David Bow ie? first ti could almost have a sesqui- this year that even a school-kid would have listing of 200 embossments and fully JOANNA MARIA (JRIFFIS, Orangeburg. S.C. govern tor inkwell manufacturing in this trouble tipping it over. 1780 photographs of various ink con­ The two Davids are entirely different. Who is David Bowie"’ In ai area because by 1827 they were being Besides the hazard of tipping, tainers — some going to weird A good question As near as I can figure out. he's a singer, bin Carter made in profusion at the Pitkin, the evaporation was a problem. In the extremes. let's not jump to conclusions. He's also become an actor lale- take tf Iv. and was excellent in "The Man Who Fell To Earth ' (ilastonbury Glass Factory, and a teakettle or fountain types the bulk of They were in the form of a snail, step as place in Coventry. the ink was in a closed chamber with turtle. Ben Franklin’s head, etc., and DEAR DICK: I was wondering who plays Charlie ol previoi These early pieces, up until 1860. an offset arm of small diameter. This made of lacy glass, cut glass, Charlie's Angels. I'm dying to find out. CATHY PRIOR. Tuc­ he did were hand-blown and show pontil cut down the exposed area and also son. Ariz. majolica, porcelain, pottery and Thai's about my most popular question, next to the one But marks — the first thing to look for afforded a convenient-sized opening Parian. about whether or not Farrah's hair is real The an.swer. for the improf when you find one in a flea market or for dipping the quill pen. One type, obviously necessary in dozenth, and last time, is that John Forsythe is the voicr ol and th: tag sale Later ones were made in Among the p ic tu res in the the days before fountain pens, was Charlie of the two-part molds and still later, by Trader" piece, the one of most in­ the traveling, or pocket, inkwell. DEAR DICK: Please, can you tell me who the female lead automatic machinery terest to Manchesterites would be These had screw caps or bayonet was in the original production of “The Desert Song." with The highest-priced one mentioned the inkwell from the Pitkin Glass locks, the inevitable failure of which John Roles? I would appreciate your help in reminding me ol just can’t be thought about. the name ol the actress who played Margot Bonvalet. MRS The Kovel and Kovel "Official Bot­ LII.I.IAN STEIN. Garden Grove. Calif. T< tle Price List ” has five pages of inks, Amazing You can remember the name of the character in the movie made in 1929 The actress who played the part was listing them anywhere from $1 to the unforgettable Carlolla King $145. Some names are Ailings, Bixby, DEAR DICK: I am very interested in knowing if Marly Carter’s, Farley. Higgins, Waterman Allen's wife. Frenchv. is still living. I hope so very much. and Stafford MRS. R. BROWN. Surrey. B.C.. Can The one shown here is a Higgins Uhforlunalelv. she isn t Frentm w..^d last vear (embossed ", N.Y.” ) HA DEAR DICK: I love the show. The Life and Times of Grizzly enclosed in a wooden container Moff: Adams. Could you please tell me the name ol the theme song Lane to keep it upright. It can be pushed of that show and. if possible, where I could gel a record at it. bud) down and out the bottom and another KIM HARTSELL. Republic, Mo. numt one put it Present usage: A The theme is called "Maybe, and I guess Ibat's because Conn paperweight. they weren't sure if the show would be a hit or not. Anyhow. il held was written by and is performed by Thom Pace. It has not yet feder been recorded, but it is popular and Pace is currently talking Stam p show to three recording companies about making the record subje past Tomorrow at Meriden: The Second DEAR DICK: I've been wondering what ever happened In cial I Sunday Stamp Show begins its sixth the actor. George Nader. I haven't seen him in anything late­ year at the Holiday Inn, just off the ly. CHARLES SCHNEER, Palmyra, N.J. HA E. Main St. exits of 1-91 and the You haven’t seen him in anything lately because he hasn l done anything lately In fact, he gave up acting in '73. becau.se Ribic Wilbur Cross Parkway. Admission the b and parking free; there will be 25 of an eye problem — a detached retina — and turned In writing. His first novel. "Chrome. ” has been accepted by Pul- he w dealers plus the U.S. Postal Service nam and will be published about a year from now. It's a elect booth. science fiction thing, set in the year 2177 Nader says it's the ment first third of a projected trilogy. care! Dodd DEAR DICK: When TV shows and movies use babies in their shows, are they paid for it? If so, who receives the Dem Acting prof eyes the British Majo money? J. SAINZ, Tucson, Ariz. man British actors are far ahead of until January, will visit several Yes. babies are paid. Everybody in a TV show is paid. The “ You can't do it,’’ he says. money, mostly, goes into a trust fund which goes to the baby want American actors in terms of breadth British theatrical companies. He “There’s not enough time.” when he. she or it becomes 21. and range of playing styles and a plans to get enough information to Young auditioning actors should HA University of Connecticut dramatic write a book and to set up a program show that they can do period style Natu arts professor plans to do something of study at UConn to provide acting material as well as something con­ Nortl about it. students with a thorough background temporary, he says. gas p Dr. Nafe Katter, a veteran in period techniques. “American actors just don't get dang! teacher, actor, director and all- "The kids who come to us not only enough of that kind of training. What will I around authority on period styles of have no training, but they’ve rarely little they do get is inadequate,” surpl acting, is spending the rest of this seen any good, substantial produc­ Katter says. who finan year in England gathering informa­ tions of period plays —that is, The study program he plans will in­ tion on the English techniques of ac­ anything from Ibsen backward for clude an in-depth study of the ting styles. about 3,000 years, ” Katter said. “dramaturgy ” of the period, an in­ While conceding the superiority of For example, he says, should a tensive study of the scripts, period BO the English actor in terms of period company decide to do a period piece movement, vocal techniques and fen- for styles, Katter says, “I don’t think such as “Cyrano de Bergerac” on cig. ARDWARE CO. Wedi they (English) can beat the relatively short notice, say four It s Katter’s hope to be able to set Chan American actor for playing contem­ weeks, "it means you’ve got to teach up the UConn program for training M0N.-nU. M :30 lOLTON NOTCH, CT. ding porary materials." acting style of the period as well as actors in these techniques within U TM :45 6 4 0 ^ 1 Fridi Katter, who is on sabbatical leave try to stage the play." about two years. Wedr per I Frid: to th and Thur

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